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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1976 volume:

.... u uuu out rom the day that I was born I waved the Flag . . . Elton John Leja Rutherford Editor Linda Dupuis Assistant Editor Larry L. Stanford Advisor The Wildcat 1976 Pearl River Junior College Poplarville, Mississippi I used to be a rolling stone . . . With our great nation currently celebrating its 200th year of exist- ence, the Wildcat staff felt that a bicentennial theme for our 75-76 ed ' tion would be most proper. Last year, about this time, an English recording artist by the name of Elton John recorded a song called Philadelphia Freedom , honoring the bicentennial year of the United States. We were very impressed by the lyrics in this tune which prompted us to use it in the first 32 pages of the 76 Wildcat. Philadelphia Freedom was written by Elton John and Bernie Taupin and was copyrighted by Big Pig Music, Ltd., London, England, in 1974. The record, which sold in the millions, was released by MCA Records, Inc. of Universal City, Calfornia. 3 Yd leave to f ind the answer on the road The less I say the more my work gets done . . . 13 Philadelphia Freedom took me knee-high to a man . Philadelphia Freedom, shine on me . Shine the light through the eyes of the one left behind 1 22 23 Shine the light, Shine the light, Shine the light 24 Philadelphia Freedom, I love you! 26 31 Til the whip-poor-will of freedom zapped me right between the eyes 1976 Favorites ' The Jefferson Davis Shrine m Sophomore Favorites Catha Langley Sandy Sones Judi Sinclair Sam Piazza Tony Walker Randy Anderson Freshman Favorites Beth Delia Kathy Milton Lynell Powell Mike Magee James Fine Donnie SorreTIs If IIITI Pictures of the 1976 favorites were taken this year at the Jefferson Davis Shrine in Biloxi in honor of America ' s Bicentennial. Photographer Larry Stanford gambled on the weather against a pressing deadline, but amazingly the day turned out to be one of the few sunny and warm days of the month. The day was cut short because of a spring football scrimmage and a basketball game at Co-Lin. As usual, several of the favorites were football players and cheer- leaders. Chosen Mr. and Miss PRC were Ricky Cuevas of Lumberton and Patricia Robinson of Bay Saint Louis. Sophomore favorites included Catha Langley, Waveland; Sandy Sones, Sones Chapel; Judi Sinclair, Columbia; Sam Piazza, Bav Saint Louis; Tony Walker, Ville Platte, LA; and Randy Anderson of Purvis. Freshman favorites selected were Beth Delia, Hattiesburg; Kathy Milton, Bogalusa; Lynell Powell, Oak Grove; Mike Magee, Bay Saint Louis; James Fine; Bay Saint Louis, and Donnie Sorrells, Picayune. Mr. Miss PRC Patricia Robinson 33 Ricky Cuevas Miss PRC Patricia Robinson Sophomore Favorites Judi Sinclair Randy Anderson Sophomore Favorites Catha Langley Tony Walker 38 Sophomore Favorites Sandy Sones Sam Piazza Freshman Favorites James Fine Beth Delia Freshman Favorites Kathy Milton Donnie Sorrells Freshman Favorites Lynell Powell Mike Magee Who ' s Who In American Junior Colleges Katrina Lee Adams Music Education Major-Prentiss, Ms., President ' s List, Phi Th Kappa, Pearl River Singers, Women ' s Sextet Connie Lynn Barrett Elementary Education Major— Lumberton, Ms., President ' s and Dean ' s List, Phi Theta Kappa, Cheerleader The faculty and administration nominated twenty-six standing PRC students for inclusion in the 1975-76 edition WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN JUNI COLLEGES. Besides being listed in this nationally respected reference sour these students each receive a personalized certificate attesting to ' fact that they have been officially honored by the Who ' s program, lifetime use of the reference placement service of program, local and national publicity regarding their selection, they are invited to participate in national student polls, conduc periodically on major issues of the day. Chrystal Entrekin English Major— Lumberton, Ms., President ' s and Dean ' s List, Phi Theta Kappa, Les Causeries, SMEA Sarah Lynn Hancock Elementary Education Major— Lumberton, Ms., President ' s and Dean ' s List, Sting of Pearls Glenda Lynn Ginn Elementary Education Major— Columbia, Ms., President ' s and Dean ' s List, Baptist Student Union, Youth Congress Delegate Eva Lynn Holston Education Major— Jackson, Ms., President ' s List, Phi Theta Kappa, Representative, Wesley Foundation, President, Wildcat Band, Pearl River Singers, Delta Psi Omega, Baptist Student Union, Crown Zellarbach Scholarship Glenn Allen Jackson Music Education Major— Purvis, Ms., Dean ' s List, Phi Theta Kappa, Wildcat Band, Delta Psi Omega, Pearl River Singers, Baptist Student Union Ronald Greg Magee Pre-med Major— Bay St. Louis, Ms., President ' s List, Phi Theta Kappa, President, Entre Nous, President, Les Causserie, Sec. IT res.. Baptist Student Union, Tonner Scholarship Catha Elaine Langley Pre-pharmacy Major— Waveland, Ms., Dean ' s List, Phi Theta Kappa, Vice President, Women ' s Sextet, Cheerleader, Dixie Drawl Staff, Tonner Scholarship Paul Steven Merrill Picayune, Ms., President ' s and Dean ' s List, Phi Theta Kappa, Entre Nous Lajuan Miller Dana Evelyn Morris Nursing Major— Picayune, Ms., President ' s and Dean ' s List, Phi Theta Chemistry Major— Lumberton, Ms., President ' s and Dean ' s List, Phi Kappa, Mississippi Association of Student Nurses Theta Kappa, SMEA, historian Glenda Faye Odom Music Education Major— Poplarville, Ms., President ' s and Dean ' s List, Phi Theta Kappa, Wildcat Staff, Dixie Drawl Staff, Pearl River Singers, Women ' s Sextet, Delta Psi Omega Deborah Gale Pritchard Elementary Education Major— Columbia, Ms., President ' s List, Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurer, Baptist Student Union, Treasurer, Youth Congress Delegate 49 Carey Ray Lumberton, Ms., President ' s and Dean ' s List, Phi Theta Kappa, Business Club, Sec. Tres. John Perry Shamburger Chemistry Major- Lumberton, Ms., Dean ' s List, Wildcat Band, All- State Junior College Band, Baptist Student Union James Clinton Shamburger Chemistry Major— Lumberton, Ms., Dean ' s List, Wildcat Band, All- State Junior College Band, Baptist Student Union Sharon Smith Music Education Major— Poplarville, Ms., Dean ' s List, Wildcat Band, Pearl River Singers, Women ' s Sextet Accompanist, Baptist Student Union Theresa Williams Stewart Nursing Major— Bogalusa, La., Dean ' s List, Mississippi Association of Student Nurses James Glenn Thigpen Mathematics Major— Varnado, La., Dean ' s List Mary Patricia Thames Mathematics Major— Poplarville, Ms., President ' s List Rose Marie Usry Pre-pharmacy Major— Lumberton, Ms., President ' s and Dean ' s List, Phi Theta Kappa Anthony L. Walker Pre-law Major— Ville Platte, La., Wildcat Football Team, Mississippi All-Star Football Team, All-State Team, French Club Dionne L. Williams Music Education Major— Poplarville, Ms., President ' s List, Wildcat Band, All-State Junior College Band, Phi Theta Kappa, Pearl River Singers, Baptist Student Union, Delta Psi Omega, Tonner Scholar- ship Perk Week . . . Perk Week at PRC is special; special enough to have two annual pages devoted to the event. (Check Student Section.) No matter who you are: commuter, faculty member, dorm student or Poplarville resident, it ' s a time of the year that cannot go unnoticed. Pep rallies, water fights, and more pep rallies highlight the week. Parades down- town, Go To Hell Perk buttons are just common occurrences. Some things may be forgotten by River students in the years to come— but never Perk Week— just ask a PRC graduate. 53 Durenda Necaise selected queen Part of the traditional activities of any homecoming is the selection and crowning of the homecoming queen, the nexus and symbol of the annual festivities. In the last few years, some colleges have broken with the precedents of decades by electing male stu- dents to this post of honor, instead of a pretty female, but at Pearl River the old values still hold true. Queen for the 1975 homecoming was Durenda Necaise, a pre-law major from Pass Christian. She was a sophomore representative on the student council and an avid sports- woman. She enjoys swimming, tennis, horseback riding and dancing. Durenda also was selected to model for Apple ' s LTD of Poplarville, and received Miss Dixie Drawl honors earlier in the year. 55 Catha Langley Patricia Robinson Judi Sinclair Soph.— Waveland Soph.— Bay St. Louis Soph.— Columbia Homecoming Court 1975 Court from left: Beth Delia, Kathy Milton, Teresa Woodward, Queen Durenda Necaise, Patricia Robinson, Catha Langley, Judi Sinclair 56 Student Council (L-r) Seated; Tricia Robinson, Sec; Teresa Woodward, Fr. Rep.; Way Duckworth, Vice Pres.; Melissa Hall, Pres.; Susan Moragne, Fr. Rep.; Keith Dossett, Soph. Pres.; Standing: Danny Milton, Soph. Rep.; Durenda Necaise, Soph. Rep.; Steve Albritton, Fr. Pres.; Miller Hammill, Sponsor. 58 Pearl River ' s student council had several firsts during the year. A female was elected president and the campus group hosted the state SCAM convention. Melissa Hall served as president and did a good job leading the other officers. 162 members turned out for the two-day state conference, with Miller Hammil acting as faculty sponsor. The council also took credit for many campus changes, such as dances, movie presentations, and active part in the administrative council. 59 Sophomore Class Officers s (L-r) Greg Rester, Vice President; Durenda Necaise, Representative; Retta Curran, Secretary; Danny Milton, Representative Freshman Class Officers 60 (L-r) Teresa Woodward, Representative; Mike McGee, Vice President; Karen Adams, Secretary; Steve Albritton, P Moragne, Representative Color Guard The ROTC at Pearl River is in its fourth year at the school, since the course was cancelled way back in 1948. Since the army ' s return to campus there has been a new instructor for every year. Sometimes two. This school year, Major George Moffitt has served as the instructor. He has made many efforts to increase the club ' s enrollment and participation. ROTC ■r) 1st row: Randy Boyette, Randy Anderson, Bobby Bryant, Mar Pierce, Tim Mathis, Thomas Davis, 2nd: Paul Lossett, Tim Heldt, Billy Russell, Rudy Tillman, thur Hearst, Tim Kyzar, Steve Anderson, 3rd row: James Jarvis, David Trelles, John McPhail, Glen Davis, Andy Whiteman, Eddie Gammel, Buddy Williamson, h row: Kenny Knight, Hal Applewhite, Anthony Summers, Kerwin Facione, Gordon Russell, Greg Deen, Roger Ladner, Robin Hathorne, Major Moffitt. Phi Beta Lambda 62 OFFICERS: Carey Rae, Secretary; Mary Bess Williams, Vice President; Dora Murphy, Reporter; Byron Walker, President. DECA (L-r) Gary Prine, Ernie Lavell, Greg Manton, Pam Morris, Dewayne Pittman, Richard Duggan, Nina Blakeman, Karen Adams, Ron Canaday, Lucretia Barnett, Jane Howard, Hector Gonzales, Donice Stringer, Maurice Gates, Beverly Burkett, Joe Hicks, Danny Buckalew, Wanda Brown, John Sin- gleton, Helen Brown, Wanda Jones, Lisa Wiltz, Roy Scroggs, Leroy Bracket, and Mike Stockman. Probably the most active organization on campus is the local DECA chapter. They took several trips during the year and were active in campus activities. Many times they worked for the benefit of the community and school. D. R. Davis, a pint size instructor with loads of enthusiasm, led the group with hustle and desire to be the best in the state. 63 (L-r) Mac McDonald, Rev. Larry Speed, Eva Holston, Craig Ruckland, Susan Moragne, Miss Elizabeth Al The Baptist Student Union is an interdenominational group of Christian students. Spiritual growth and development through reli- giou s and social activities is the aim of this organization. ottom to top (L-r) 1st row: Greg Moake, Howard Davis, Patti Toomey, Bonnie Lee. Peggy Smith, Jimmy Shamburger, Tommy Martin, 2nd row: Lisa 65 iibson, Debbie Pritchard, Susie Mills, Dionne Williams, Marsha Myrick, Steve Sauls, Sharon Smith, 3rd row: Greg Rester, Steve DeOrnellas, Susan Moragne, Madeline Sellers, Johnny Shamburger, Joel Germany, James Ling, and Ron Magee. VICA VICA is one of the newest organizations on campus. In the last two years, under the direction of John Robinson and other voca- tional-technical instructors, the club has steadily grown in number and performance. Members participated in a number of local campus activities as well as intercollegiate events. ■Jlk 66 (L-r) 1st row: Bobby Gibson, Freddie Green, Steve Johnson, Pat Green, Charles Bond, 2nd row: Willis Lott, advisor, Frank Boni Ray Fairley, Artis Crowther, Ned Formby, Jeff Hinson, Fred Amy, Frank Lossett, John Grundy, John Robinson, advisor. Delta Si Omega fc _-r) 1st row: Sherry Parish, Eva Holston, Debbie Westbrook, Ann Wagner, Linda Thorton, 2nd row: Alton Christopher, Butch : lynn, Mrs. Holmes, 3rd row: Glenn Jackson, Kenneth Johnson, Dionne Williams, Keith Pearson, Don Russell, and Judi Sinclair. Devoted to education in the theatrical arts, Delta Psi Omega produced two one-act plays with a bicentennial theme in the fall semester and planned to do even bigger and better things in the spring. 67 The 1975-76 cheerleaders were a very active energetic group. They supported the Cats all season with signs on top of signs, pep rallies, and numerous other little extras that add to any athletic department. Long trips, sleepless nights, sore and strained throats and pulled muscles were commonplace. The six girl group received many notes of praise throughout the season from stu- dents, players, and faculty alike. 69 Wildcat Band What is a true River Spirit without the band. Ask the cheerleaders. Ask the football and basketball team. They will all tell you the hub of PRC ' s support is the marching Wildcat band under the student direction of Retta Curran and directed by Ray Patten. The march- ing maroon and gold group followed the Wildcat athletic events throughout the year, but they also marched in a host of community parades and did concerts for the local high schools within the PRC district and community. 70 1976 Wildcat Marching Band Band members: Tim Burge, Bubba Cambell, Charles Carter, Retta Curran, Kim Carter, Glen Davis, Thomas Davis, Stephen Deornellas, Keith Dossett, Hubert Dyess, Edna Ensiten, Butch Flynn, Neal Foxworth, Debbie Gates, Maurice Gates, Larry Gilbert, Anola Heldt, Eva Holston, Jane Howard, Eddie Howk, Glenn Jackson, Wanda Jones, Pam Kirkland, Connie Lee, Ginger Little, Calvin Moody, Susan Moragne, Vicki McVay, Vicki Page, Ray Payton, Archie Rawls, Greg Rester, Norman Rester, Clyde Sellers, John Shamburger, Johnny Shamburger, Fred Smith, Peggy Smith, Richard Smith, Selena Smith, Sharon Smith, Brad Travis, Noel White, Dionne Williams, and Teresa Woodward. 71 String of Pearls and now the famous String of Pearls— the pride of Cat Country . This was the intro for the 15 girl precision dance group that per- formed at all athletic events and other activities of the college. The group marched in no less than eight parades during the year and was a beautiful complement to the PRC band. Robin Moody served as choreographer for the group. The Pearl Sisters From left. Eva Lynn Holston, Jackie Clark, Patricia Robinson, Sharon Smith, Glenda Odom, Catha Langley, Katrina Adam The Pearl Sisters were one of the most sought after groups in South Mississippi during the school year. Year before last the group began on their own, however this year, with George True directing and loads of new mikes and speakers to work with, the sextet began a determined effort to become the River ' s singing sensation— the school ' s own touring public relations group. And tour they did, from the Coast to the Capitol, as one news headline billed them. High schools, nursing homes and numerous civic clubs were on the weekly list of stops. Before the year was up an hour long concert was planned just for them. The only problem concerning the group was that the entire group were sopho- mores. Next year the sextet would have to start over. There will be others, a college official said, but it ' s doubtful there will ever be a group any better. Well said. 74 PRC Singers -R) 1st row— Glenda Odom, Dionne Williams, Cindy Daughdrill, Butch Flynn, Susan Moragne, Lisa Gibson, Vickie Page, Bonnie Lee, Katrina Adams. 2nd w— Steven Deornellis, Margaret Holmes, Peggy Smith, Brenda Butler, Eva Lynn Holston, Linda Presher, Eddie Howk, Q| en Jackson. 3rd row-Huey Kenmar, Fred riith, Retta Curran, Archie Rawls, Sharon Smith, Cherry Beeson, Tommy Martin, Greg Rester. Phi Theta Kappa (L-R) Dionne Williams, Glenn Jackson, Mary Hugh Roberts, Cindy Blakeney, Dana Morris, Frank Williams. Seated(L-R) Ronnie Magee, President; Norma Hammill, Sponsor; Debbie Pritchard, Treasurer; Chrystal Entrekin, Secretary; Eva Lynn Holston, Vice Presiden I Standing(L-R) Steve Merrill, Mary Hugh Roberts, Marie Usry, Cindy Blakeney, Sherry Holmes, Dale Loicano, Glenda Odom, Glenn Jackson, Katrina Adams, Dionni Williams, Jan Barber French Club ont row (L-R) Kayanna Forbes, Marsha Blackstock, Mike Magee, Mrs. Dorothy Carter, sponsor; Dale Loiacano. Back row (L-R) Ron Magee, Alton Christopher, Bob lliams, Frank Williams. 77 The Dixie Drawl Above L-R- Way Duckworth Co-editor-Staff 1 1 Don Ferguson Co-editor-Staff 1 Charles Alexander Managing editor Huey Kenmare (Right) News editor— Staff I The Dixie Drawl, as in the last few years con- tinued to put out what was termed by most as an excellent publica- tion. In fact over the last four years the pub- lication has won more than forty state and national awards and was named the state ' s best in 1974 and 1975. Results are not back on the progress made by the paper this year. In the years past the Drawl has been the pacesetters of all Mississippi ' s 1 7 junior college publica- tions. Full size format, color pictures, dynamic artwork were just a few of the things done for the first time by the Drawl. This year was centered around two editorial staffs during the Spring ' s weekly publication issues. The new idea gave twice as many people the chance at working more on the publication. Several of the editors were putting their experience and training to use by working part time for commercial publications. „ , Bob Kiser Clyde Sellars 78 Sports editor Advertising Staff 1 Staff I SHOP RITE to O.. Warn IK. Mm m Suzanne Vogel Feature editor— staff I Max Burge Art editor-staff II Judi Sinclair Susan Moragne Wildcat Staff Seated from left— Geraldine Bennett, Marty Martin, Paulette Lossett, Sheree Cranford, Glenn Fisher. Standing from left— Violet Travis, Carolyn Thompson, Glenda Gerald, Melody Stuart, Jan Vince, Dorothy Cole, Beverly Davis, Brenda Gutter, Joy Bedwell, Faye English, Beverly Hopper, Ken Bailey, Janis Shaw, Teresa Weeks, Clara Fairley, Lajuan Miller, Jocelle Hill, Cindy McKenzie. 81 MASN Officers (l-r) Gary Perry, Joy Bedwell, Sandra Clawson, instructor; David Herrin, Danny Strahan, Brett Simpson, Darlene Davis, Bonnie Eichelberger, Caroline Thompson, Pam Patch. i Nursing Department Instructors (l-r) Becky Quinn, Marsha Kelly, Polly Clawson, Pat Strebeck, Mayibelle Spellmann, Janice Anderson, Lucy Hickman, Charlotte Odom, director. 82 Hancock County Nurses (LPN) L-r)— Jacqueline Bosley, R. IM., Instructor, Glenda Cain; Florence Duffie, Portia McCullough, Myrna Garfield, Helen Higginbotham, Madeline Smith, Lynette Prevou, Sarah Glover, Marlene Veglia, and Peggy Walden. L-r) 1st row— Marlon Roberts, Jefferson Davis Hospital administrator, Dorothy Adams, Debra Bryant, Dixie Collins, Tammy Graves, Brenda Hall, Melissa Jones, Ten King, and Naomi Burgess, instructor. 2nd row— Riby Burges, instructor, Carolyn Myers, Gayle Oatis, Debbie Newsome, Pamela Ramshur, Dawanna Raynes, Verta Reese, Peggy King, and James Forte, PRC assistant vo-tech coordinator. 83 Hattiesburg Nurses (LPN) The following students have completed a four month Foundation period in Practical Nursing and received their caps on January 16, 1976. They will now enter the clinical phase at Forrest General Hospital. Pictured from left— first row— Debbie Wells, Becky Thacker, Vera Porciello, Melissa Shoemake, Fran Pierce, Donna Sanders— Second row from left— Leta Dixon, Brenda Yawn, Brenda Seal, Suzanne Ramon, Joan Brack, Keita Parish, Katrina Myers. Last row from left— Stella Whigham, Debbie McLenmore, Sherri Roberts, Tanya Simmons, Peggy Hill, Frances Ladner, A. Roberts, RN, Instructor. Hattiesburg Respiratory Therapy (L-r)— Clifton Evans, instructor (seated); Marsha Taylor, Wiggins; Doris Robinson, Hattiesburg; Pay Hayes, Hattiesburg; Cathy Turnage, Foxworth; Jackie Lueb, Lumberton; Jerry Styron, Hattiesburg; and not pictured is Cindi Holliman of Prentiss. Methodist Hospital Nurses lethodist Hospital Practical Nurses (not in order): Louise Baggett, Denise Barber, Dianne Bond, Peggy Brock, Janet Bullock, Diane Byrd, Mary Jo Byrd, Evelyn linton, Millie Cole, Alice Harris, Maxine Harris, Patricia McCoy, Donna McDonald, Jean Etta McGee, Colette Melvin, Rachel Miller, Jeanne Padila, Queen Walters. Poplar ville Campus Workers Janitors on the Poplarville campus: (l-r) Eddie Raine, Harvey Graham, Edward Loper. Faye Johnson, Kathleen Feigel, Charlotte (Lott) Cothren, Michele Williams, Ruth Grisham, Deborah Robinson, Debbie Cutrer, Mrs. McCallum, Helen Farmer Angela Shaw, Charlie Intrikin, Lynn Peak, Terry Evans, Kathy Rutherford, Caroline Jones, Rose Alexander, Betty Bonneau, Gina Boone. Cosmo Sorority ildcat Football SCORES: PRC 9 East Central 16 PRC 34 Holmes 0 PRC 21 Delta 6 PRC 14 Northeast 10 PRC 26 Jones 6 PRC 35 Southwest 15 PRC 20 Co-Lin 6 PRC 23 Hinds 7 PRC 29 Gulf Coast 36 Wildcat Coaches and South All-Star Coaches From left: J. C. Arban, David Johnson, Harvey Seligman, Herb Morris 89 Those hot August days optimism running high . . More than seventy Wildcat hopefuls reported for practice during the first week of two-a-day work-outs in the hot August sun. J.C. Arban was new as head coach, however, the year was beginning with a lot of optimism and a stable of talented athletes. But a new offense and untried players at several positions presented a problem. After a couple of weeks of tough workouts, the school sponsored a giant cook-out for students, players, faculty and player ' s parents. Immediately following the Cats held their first real scrimmage of the year. The time had come— everything was set for the home- opening clash with East Central. Thunder 90 Walker and Arba PRC ' s hopes of J.C. Arban returning national spotlight was certainly spoiled in the opening game as the East Central Warriors dealt the Cats a 16-9 setback. Frank Woods scored from the one and Gary Miller kicked a 27 yard field goal, giving the home team a quick 9-0 lead. The Warriors cut that margin to 9-6 at half and really caught on fire in the third and final periods. East Central scored 10 points in that final stanza enroute to the win. Looking back a lot of fans say the Cats lost because of one long run, where they had gone to sleep in that last quarter. But at the time more supporters were pondering the question of just how good the Cats would be in 1975. 92 i P % 0 Season begins in second half at Miss. Delta After thirty minutes of play the fans still had no indication that e Cats would be a title contender. Mississippi Delta, one of the weaker north division teams had them 6-0 at half. However in the third quarter the River finally put it together. The season for the Wildcats had finally begun. Cavataio rambled for 7 and 32 yard scores early in the third quarter and Andy Robichaux added six more points in the fourth. PRC had broken the ice-they had found themselves- the River was ready for the remaining season. 93 Cavataio, Walker lead Cats over Jones The Cats were alive, and the Jones Bobcats were the first to find out just how tough they would be the rest of the year. 26-6 was the score as the offense netted nearly 500 yards in total offense. Cavataio had another big night, picking up 121 yards and scoring on a 58 yard jaunt. Woods picked up 77 yards and scored two six-pointers. Tony Walker passed and ran for 207 yards and one touchdown. Co-Lin and Perk were next on the menu. Hand will not stop 94 CAVATAIO! Co-Lin next in line The PRC-Co-Lin contest was tagged as the battle of the veers, and it also meant who would challenge Perk for the top spot in the South. Arbans veer, with quarterbacks Walker and Mike Magee running it to perfection, overwhelmed the Wolves, totaling 571 yards and 20-6 score. Walker ran for 97 and passed for 157, freshman Magee gained 61 and chunked for 112 more. Larry Harvey and Robert Hudson caught bombs for scores. Randy Anderson led the defensive unit. The scene was now set for the ultimate PRC-Perk clash. 95 PRC 29 - Perk 36: Enough Said The Pearl River Wildcats played with their hearts on their sleeves October 11, but that was not enough as the nationally ranked Perkinston Bulldogs held off a last quar- ter PRC rally to win the annual showdown of the southern conference powers, 36-29. Gulf Coast (Perk) took the game ' s opening kickoff, but after a series, could not move down field. Perk then took advantage of a costly Wildcat error. As the ball bounced around after landing, it brushed the leg of a Wildcat blocker; Perk covered, and took the first of many ' gifts ' from the Cats. Before things settled down Perk quarterback George Sekul had thrown on the first offensive play for a 23 yard touchdown. Henry Johnson missed the extra point as PRC spotted the Dogs six points. After exchanging punts. Pearl River ' s offense finally got untracked and moved to the Perk 21 yard line, only to run out of downs. The frustration of the past unsuccessful series only served to add fuel to the ' fire ' power of PRC ' s veer offense on the next set of downs. The series covered 65 yards and ended with a slashing 23 yard run on a draw play by Frank Woods. Runs by Tony Walker and Rusty Cavataio set the stage for Woods score and as Randy Boyette hit true on the extra point the score stood 7-6. Randy Anderson intercepted an errant Sekul pass at the midfield stripe, setting up the next score for the River. Rusty Cavataio followed the blocking of Charles Pigott, Ed Porter, Sam Piazza, and Larry Harvey to score from four yards out. Randy Boyette was good for the extra point and the score stood 14-6 with 9:38 remaining in the half. The half ended with the score unchanged and the Wildcats had manhandled the number two team in the country for an entire half. The third quarter proved to be disastrous for the upset-minded Wildcats. Ironically, it started off with a good PRC drive into Perk territory, but typical of the period, ended as the offense ran out of juice at the 25 yard line. Gulf Coast then took the ball 75 yards to paydirt for six points and faking the extra point, ran for two more, to knot the score at 14 apiece. Walker, PRC quarterback, was knocked dizzy in the next series and Mike Magee entered the contest. The young freshman appeared to have the Cat ' s moving, with a 15 yard pass to Cavataio, but on the next play he tried to hit Leslie Hinson over the middle and suffered an inter- ception. The culprit was Harold Coleman, who raced to a score from 46 yards away. The Cats once again tried to pass to Hinson over the middle. This time it was Walker doing the passing, but the results were the same, an interception. Hinson, however, had little chance to catch the ball as he was blasted to the ground by a Perk defender before the ball arrived. The score stood 28-14 and some people filed out of the stadium. Luckily for the Wildcats the third quarter ended, but the bad breaks didn ' t. Sam Piazza, set to punt at the 10, watched a snap from center go sailing over his head on PRC ' s next possession. The native of 96 Bay St. Louis saw the pigskin bound into the end zone and save a GC touchdown by knocking the ball out of bounds, giving u the two points. The Bulldog ' s ensuing possession, proved to be a fatal one fo the Wildcats, as Henry Ford ' wheeled ' 45 yards to light up th final points of the night for Perk, 36-14. And then the Wildcats proved they had character and starte playing come-from-behind football. An eight play, 75 yard Riv drive was halted by an interception at the Perk goal line. Not t be denied, Joey Wesley recovered a Gulf Coast fumble two pla later and the River was Rollin ' . Mike Magee cooly dropped ba in the pocket and forced a perfect scoring strike to Tim Heldt an the score was 36-21. PRC tried an onsides kick. It failed, b Ricky Cuevas recovered a fumble on the very next play to what was shaping up to be a story-book finish. Pearl River couldn ' t move the ball from the GC 40 yard li and with 6:44 remaining Perk once again had the football. Ran Anderson, Joel Hemba, Marvin Davis and Steve Moody teamed to shut off the Perk offense and set up a punting situation. Ste Shepard and Donnie Sorrells got together for a blocked punt a recovery at the Gulf Coast 21 yard line, as it became obvious th those fans that had left early had made a mistake. It was perfect timing on both Robert Williams ' and To Walker ' s parts as their efforts brought six more points to t scoreboard. Williams ran a post pattern across the middle a latched on to a Walker aerial. A super catch by Billy Russel f the two point conversion tightened the throats of Perk fans a tightened the score to 36-29. Heart-broken, tired, bruised, but nonetheless proud, the tried once more to make the dream comeback a reality, b simply was not to be, as Walker was hit hard behind the line a fourth down play with only seconds on the clock. End of game-PRC-PERK Week ended -Score-36-29. Homecoming was easy . . ruised, hurt, saddened, but nonetheless proud- bounced back from the heart-breaking loss to erk and outmanned the Holmes Bulldogs 34-0, to capture their homecoming tilt. Offensively the Cats massed 482 yards to only 108 for Holmes, as the contest was never in doubt. Walker and Magee and Cavataio all scored on short running plays. Magee also connected with Billy Russell for long fourth period scores. Anderson, Cuevas, Steve Marvin Davis, and others all played an outstanding game. Cats letdown at Northeast PRC ' s only obvious letdown of the year came against the North- east Tigers at Booneville. PRC won 14-10 but not before being scared in the last stanza. Cavataio scored early in the first quarter after Donald Hall set up the tally with a returned interception to the five. Emerson Aborom, who came into his own late in the year, weaved his way for a 44 yard score. At the end of the first quarter | PRC led 14-0 and it seemed to be another easy night. However a third quarter surge put the Tigers behind only 14-10. Later in the last period NE threatened to go ahead as they were driving deep in Cat territory. Larry Harvey, Anderson, and Nagy came up with the play of the night to stop the Tigers at the PRC six. As the final gur sounded the River was at the Tiger one, but Arban elected to leave the score at 14-10, possibly in salute to a fine Northeast effort. 98 Southwest was easy The night at Southwest was an easy one for the Wildcats, as they trounced the Bears 35-15. Robichaux, subbing for injured Cavataio, scored three short touchdowns and Walker and Aborom their usual good night. PRC led at half 21-9 and they wasted no the second half, racking up two more quick scores. Arban second and third stringers in during the last stanza. 99 Cats drub Hinds 23-7 with class PRC closed their season by drubbing the Hinds Eagles at Raymond, 23-7. The win left the Cats with a 7-2 ledger and a 4-1 divi- sional mark. The last victory was a total display of class as the players. Pearls, band and cheerlead- ers, along with a host of fans, teamed together for one hugh effort. Tim Lewis recovered a fumble in the end- zone for the first score, and Tim Heldt and Emerson Aborom tallied the other two scores. Randy Boyette booted a 32 yard field goal. 100 Doc Hudson Tony Walker 10, Robert Hudson 11, Mike Magee 12, Tommy Trahan 13, Ernie Shows 14, Mike Amacker 15, Hal Applewhite 20, Charles Franklin 21, Ant Summers 22, Don Lee 23, Frank Woods 24, Joey Wesley 25, Paul Harris 26, David McCrary 27, Don Hall 28, Emerson Aborom 29, Billy Russell 30, Steve She 31 , Kenny Knight 32, Bill Bradley 33, Dale Loicano 34, Mickey Stubbs 35, Andy Robichaux 36, Rusty Cavataio 37, Charles Pigott 50, David Mclnnis 51 , Sorrells 52, Randy Anderson 53, Tony Martin 54, Ricky Cuevas 55, Joel Hemba 60, Ed Porter III 61, Johnny McGee 62, Mark Franklin 63, Kenny Casanov Floyd Masoner 65, Sam Piazza 66, Ricky Mitchell 67, Marvin Davis 70, Gary Miller 71, Tim Kyzar 72, Rudy Tillman 73, Clark Stuart 74, Kenneth Johnsa Wayne Morgan 76, Keith Shelton 77, Harry Sartin 78, Steve Moody 79, Leslie Hinson 80, Tim Heldt 81, Robert Williams 82, Revette Shaw 83, Randy Boyet Eddie Jones 85, Larry Harvey 86, Steve Nagy 87, Chellie Smith 88, Tim Lewis, Cal Daigle, Robert Breland, Bryan Morgan, Eddie Gammel. ALLSTAR ALL STATE (From left) Ricky Cuevas, was named the South ' s outstanding lineman in the conference and the All Star game; Randy Anderson, All Star, All State, voted by teammates as the most outstanding defensive lineman; Ed Porter, All Star; Rusty Cavataio, All Star— All State; Steve Moody, All-Star; Tony Walker, All Star-All State, best back by teammates; Frc I, All State; Sam Piazza, souths best offensive lineman. All American, All State, All Star. ..... The Wildcat season ended as mentioned on a good note, Arban and his coaching staff and the players mentioned led the South to a 12-3 All Star win on Thanksgiving. At press time at least 10 players had signed with senior colleges. AGAIN THE OPTIMISM FOR THE COMING YEAR WAS RUNNING RAMPANT. Managers: (From left) Ricky Farragut, Ernie Lovell: (Standing) James Hickman, Mike Sorrells 103 Basketball Wildcats Scoreboard PRC 60 79 72 72 91 85 81 65 78 68 Meridian Jones Tulano Meridian Tulane Wood East Central Jones Hinds Southwest 64 63 81 71 67 71 61 67 84 69 PRC 97 113 99 84 90 95 90 88 69 73 Gulf Coast Utica East Central Southwest Co-Lin Utica Gulf Coast Hinds Meridian Co-Lin 114 112 73 80 89 123 101 76 62 81 The Pearl River boys ' basketball team under second year head coach Charles Rea and led by a host of sopho- mores completed their 1975 season with a 12-b overall record and a 7-7 Southern Conference mark. The third place finish in the conference was a lot better than recent years, yet the season ' s outcome had to be disappointing for Coach Rea and the sophomore players. This was to be the year of the Wildcats. Many sports writers and other coaches had picked the Cats to be the team to beat. How- ever, the year turned out to be a series of ups and downs, and hot and cold performances. When the final copy of the annual was sent in the team was waiting and hoping for a Gulf Coast win over Co-Lin and praying for a lucky flip of the coin. If Gulf Coast beats the Wolves, the Cats and the Wesson crew would wind up the season tied and would have to flip a coin to decide the third place finisher. The 1975-76 squad consisted mostly of sophomore players with some of the best individual talent to grace the campus in a long time. Johnny Woodland, better known as Po-Jay, the hustling Jerry Alford and Hugo Blakeney as well as Rodney Shows all from Hattiesburg will be remembered for years to come. Roger Ladner and Wayne Cuevas of Hancock thrilled the crowds with their ball handling and outside shooting. Nathan Middleton of Picayune will be remembered for his smooth turn around jumpers. Keith Jones and Way Duckworth were the foreigners on the squad. ' Tree ' Jones was from Slidell, La. while Duckworth hailed from Macon, Georgia. Neither played a lot of basketball but they did have moments of glory. The regular season is over, we of the 1976 annual staff hope we left out the part about PRC winning the state championship. 104 Johnny Po-Jay Woodland After 113-112 Win Over Utica Hinds on the road . . . Pearl River players and a lot of fans will remember the away game at Hinds that finished the season in December 1975. Coach Rea was ejected with somewhat of an unbe- lievable four technical fouls all in the period of less than a minute. The contest went on, however, Coach Rea had to view the action from the gym ' s entrance way. Coach Barnes came down out of the stands to take over, and the Cats came close to winning in the late going. These photos are a few of those run in the Drawl as an essay on the ref. Duck- worth (41) was given a stuff upper cut to the mouth and dazed for several minutes. The other pixs show Coach Rea standing outside peeking in, while the other gives a memo- rable fix of this particular ref. This same referee lost his cool moments after the contests and proceeded to make obscene gestures to a member of the PRC faculty. Scoreboard First Tip of Season PRC 71 64 68 52 73 63 65 56 58 65 72 82 74 74 69 46 48 62 Whitworth Co-Lin Meridian East Central Jones Hinds Southwest Gulf Coast Utica Southwest Co-Lin Jones Utica Gulf Coast Hinds East Central Meridian Co-Lin 67 75 62 82 64 57 55 62 60 68 54 76 71 78 55 86 47 67 The PRC girls ' team had a very good year, but just like the boys, with a little luck things could have been even better. The overall record was 9-8 for the season but the 9-5 conference mark was the real highlight. Coach Barnes, with the aids of scholarships for the first time in the schools ' history blended returning sopho- more star Jo Ann Dawsey and floor leader Debbie Farve with a host of talented but inexperienced freshmen. On several occasions the She Cats lost by one or two points and that was in the last few seconds. At press time the girls were in third place and only one game out of first. The regular season was over but tournament chances were promising. No one can write about the girls without mentioning Coach Barnes. He did an out- standing job and was a favorite of the players and press. Dr. Barnes could always smile no matter if he was 20 points behind or two ahead. Outstanding freshmen included Ard, Guillot, Veseley, Thompson, Barr, and Lyons. Barnes, Thompson (1 1 ) Farve (12) Dawsey (24) Barr 1 10 0 J -w Girls Team (l-r) Connie Eaton 44, Lana Thompson 11, Darlene Lott 13, Babs Barr 15, Bobbie Guillot 10, Kathy Eaves 25, Teresa Vesely 33, Jo Anne Dawsey 24, Linda Smith 23, Wanda Ard 22, Debbie Farve 12, Toni Bowers 21, James Barnes, Coach. Jo Ann Dawsey All Stater Intramurals . . . Activities For Everyone Intramurals at Pearl River have improved immensely over the last couple of years. Students can now participate in several different activities on both the male and female levels. Flag football kicks off the fall activities while volleyball, basketball, and Softball follow. The old gym is open until 11 p.m. during the week and the student center has several pool tables and foosball machines. 3 •1 Board of Trustees 1 - ■ EM r k 4XS (L-r) 1st row-Frank Fortenberry, Marion County; Terry Randolph, Hancock County; Ellis Flint, president, Forrest County; W. O. Moody, Pearl River County; Stafford, Marion County-2nd row-Dennis Fortenberry, Jefferson Davis County; J. Q. Frierson, Pearl River County; J. J. Holcomb, Pearl River County; Spencd Lumpkiris, Jr., Pearl River County; 3rd row-Everette Eaton, Lamar County; Omer Haas, Hancock County; R. E. Hobgood, Pearl River County; Mack Avery, Lamaj County, George Curry, Forrest County. Not pictured— Tercy Smith, Pearl River; Charlie Speed, Jefferson Davis County. President Marvin Pearl River College is lucky to have a man in the presidents chair that is concerned not only with the physical growth of the school, but also with the well being of all its ' students. This man at PRC is President Marvin R. White. President White is interested in all facets of the PRC life. From athletics to vo-tech to academic improvements. Mr. White likes to see the ' River ' in the number one position. This man at the top, even with all his responsibilities, still finds time to stop and talk to students and anyone interested in Pearl River. PRC under Mr. Whites ' leadership has grown by leaps every year. He has also been instrumental in leading the Mississippi Junior College Presi- dents Association as chairman for the past two years. 117 118 Larry L. Stanford Director of Public Relations Jerry Mitchell Business Manager Varies Alexander (Maintenance Supervisor Iry Amacker jvlursing Secretary i icille Bass jl o-tech secretary {ace Boone Bookstore Manager Drgaret Boone Typographer to Public Relations rbara Clark Records Clerk nda Ferguson o-tech secretary ggy Ferguson Secretary to Dean of Students  th Howard Accounts Receivable itsy Howard Comptroller ariam Jerrell Secretary to Academic Dean lirley Lenoir Secretary to Public Relations ary Lou Lott Accounts Payable 3th Moore Secretary to President ichard Necaise Cafeteria Manager !th Price Vo-tech Secretary illie Smith Librarian elecia Sones School Nurse at Strahan Secretary to Maintenance Hanne Traub Business Office orothy Wilkinson Data Processing aren Williams Secretary to Dean of Student Affairs Samuel Abbott, Bus. Admn. Larry Adams, Drafting Elizabeth Alsworth, Soc. Stud. Janice Anderson, Nursing John Anderson, Tech. Educ. J. C. Arban, P.E. Math James Barnes, Science Robert Bourdin, Refrigeration Walter Bruner, Electronics Dorothy Carter, English Margaret Ciccarelli, Reading Sandra Clawson, Nursing Henry Conerly, Science Phyllis Daniels, Acc. Bus. Donald Davis, Marketing Jessie Davis, Welding Robert Dryer, Electronics Arthur Dunnagin, Science Ethel Gordon, English John Grant, Math Sandra Greer, English Arthur Hammill, Math Norma Jean Hammill, Science Clifton Harrell, Welding Danny Harris, Mech. Drawing Marguerite Harvey, Librarian Lucy Hickman, Nursing Victoria Holford, Soc. Studies Constance Holmes, Speech John Hubbard, Music David Johnson, P.E. Roy Jones, Auto Mech. Marsha Kelly, Nursing Michael Knippers, Speech James Lee, Carpentry Robert Lott, Math Walter Lowe, Soc. Studies William Massey, Science A. M. McBride, Agriculture Lorene McCallum, Cosmetology Dorothy McCann, Asst. Lib. Maria McDonald, Nursing Eunice McSwain, English Charles Millar, Electricity George Moffitt, ROTC Ann Morris, Business Herbert Morris, P.E. Charlotte Odom, Nursing Ray Patten Band Thomas Peebles Data Processing Irene Pierce Art Sharon Porter Nursing Katherine Prentiss Nursing Rebecca Quinn Nursing Charles Rea P. E. Carolyn Reed Media Spec. Jack Regan Mech Drawing Nancy Regan Gen. Clerical Charles Rester Masonry John Robinson Vo-Elec. J. C. Rowley Diesel Mech. Harvey Seligman P.E. Health Delores Smith Business Susan Smith Nursing Maribelle Spellman Nursing Sherra Spence Psychology Larry Stanford Journalism Joseph Staten Machine Shop Brenda Strahan Adult Ed. Patricia Strebeck Nursing George True Music Howard Walters Remedial Mowetha Williams Music Alene King Dorm Matron Marion Hall Leta Slade Dorm Matron Crosby Hall Alma Travis Dorm Matron Crosby Hall Elma Walters Dorm Matron White Hall ation Therapy I Trades Mechanics ng rical Cluster Repair ucation 127 Hancock County Vo-Tech Center Bay Saint Louis Wesley Dorn Janitor Shirley Stockman Secretary Mrs. Doris Allen Practical Nursing Lawerence Starita, Jr. Building Trades Billy Ray Blackwell Automotive Mechanics 128 Student Center Workers L-r. Annie Travis, Marilyn Houston, Gwen Tillimes, Murlene Fairley, Reggie Jarvis, Willie Harry. Cafeteria Workers (L-r) J. W. Fowler, Lillian Bonner, Elma Jean Smith, Clara Jorden, Magee Bee Jorden, Lillie Rainee, Olivia Bender, Johnnie B. Deeraffenriee, Clemmie Dunston, Leona Art, Mary Tillman, Elma Jarvis, Jackie Loper. 129 Maintenance Workers (L-r) Louis Smith, Louis Fucci, Chief of Security, E. F. Crudden. 130 Tommy Adams Waveland Katrina Adams Prentiss Thomas Addison Bay St. Louis Elaine Aden Carrier Jerry Alford Hattiesburg Joe Anderson Brooklyn Randy Anderson Purvis Hal Applewhite Bassf ield Kem Bailey Petal Janet Barber Carriere John Barnett Hancock Lucretia Barnett Columbia Joy Bedwell Foxworth Cherry Beeson Columbia Geraldine Bennett Bogalusa, La. Helen Biojack Poplarville Toni Bowers Lumberton Karon Bradley Pass Christian Troy Breed love Lumberton Anna Breland Columbia Jackie Brumfield Franklinton, La. Beverly Burkett Columbia Catherine Carr Picayune Charles Carter Purvis Alton Christopher Columbia Lorraine Clark Picayune Dorothy Cole Hattiesburg Artis Crowther Columbia Ricky Cuevas Lumberton Wayne Cuevas Hancock Retta Curran Poplarville Cindy Daughdrill Columbia Students turn out for cause Once each semester, a van-load of vampires invades the Pearl River campus. Masquerading as the American Red Cross, they drain the life-blood of the students, leaving many of them too weak to study. The blood drive is always sponsored by the school newspaper, the Dixie Drawl. 133 134 Barbara Davis Oakvale Beverly Davis Purvis Howard Davis New Orleans, La. Thomas Davis Columbia Joanne Dawsey Carriere Stephen DeOrnellas Foxworth Keith Dossett Catahula Sheila Dowdell Picayune Mark Drummond Picayune Wayne Duchkar Waveland Way Duckworth Macon, Ga. Robert Duffle Bay St. Louis Ferrell Dunaway Columbia Janis Dunaway Columbia Faye English Columbia Chrystal Entrekin Lumberton Julius Entrekin Purvis Paul Entrekin Baxterville Debbie Favre Bay St. Louis Charles Feigel Bay St. Louis William Forbes Columbia Ned Formby Picayune Clyde Gates Sandy Hook Bobby Gibson Lumberton Lynn Ginn Columbia Hector Gonzales Bay St. Louis Sandra Graham Columbia James Gray Foxworth Pat Green Bay St. Louis Annie Grisham Poplarville John Grundy Bay St. Louis Jimmy Guest Picayune Brenda Gutter Picayune Linda Gutter Picayune Donald Hall Columbia Truett Hall Prentiss Melissa Hall Columbia Lynn Hancock Lumberton Minnie Harmon Poplarville Paul Harris Hattiesburg Larry Harvey Columbia Connie Haywood Waveland Federico Hernandez San Pedro, Honduras Jerri Herrington Columbia Joe Hicks Columbia Jocelle Hill Laurel Jeff Hinson Lumberton Roger Hoda Hancock Sherry Holmes Tylertown Jane Howard Poplarville Michael Howard Columbia Glenn Jackson Purvis Tommy Jackson Poplarville Keith Jacobs Pass Christian Nancy Johnson Poplarville Eddie Jones McNeil Kendra Jones Picayune Huey Kenmar Bay St. Louis Ernest Keyes Pearlington George Kirker Wiggins Donald Kuhlman Lee Town Gregory Ladner Dedaux Marvin Ladner Pass Christian Roger Ladner White Cypress Perk Week Perk Week is a River tradition, the equivalent of Mardi Gras, when all the rules go out the win- dow, and madness is the order of the day. It helps if you have gills. 137 Kirby Lang Columbia Catha Langley Bay St. Louis Bonnie Lee Picayune Connie Lee Picayune Phyllis Lee Picayune Sammie Lee Columbia Steve Lee Picayune Mark Lockwood Picayune Dale Loiacano Bay St. Louis Frank Lossett Picayune Paul Lossett Carriere Paulette Lossett Carriere Ronald Lowe Kosciesko Charlene Lusich Perkinston Beth Magee Prentiss Ronnie Magee Bay St. Louis David Manasco Waveland Kenny Mann Hattiesburg Laurie Mansfield Picayune Marty Martin Purvis Floyd Masoner Poplarville Jonathan Massey Purvis Cindy McKenzie Sandy Hook Vicky McKay Carnes Nathan Middleton Picayune Freida Miller Picayune Gary Miller Carriere Danny Milton Bay St. Louis Karen Mitchell Picayune Paul Mitzenburg Bogalusa, La. Calvin Moody Poplarville Steve Moody Hattiesburg Patsy Moore Sum rail Dennis Morgan West Marion Dana Morris Lumberton Vivian Napier Picayune Henry Naylor Hattiesburg Dale Necaise White Cypress Joan Necaise Bay St. Louis Johnny Necaise Rocky Hill Mary Necaise Pass Christian Myla Durienda Neciase Pass Christian Glenda Odom Poplarville Rena Odom Columbia Sandra Pardue Lumberton Sam Piazza Bay St. Louis Alvin Pittman Picayune Ed Porter Bay St. Louis Danny Price Picayune Regina Price Columbia Tommye Priest Morgan Town Willie Pringle Sumrall Debbie Pritchard Columbia Vickie Ramsey Bay St. Louis Carey Ray Lumberton Wanda Reddick Columbia Kenneth Rester Poplarville Michael Rhodes Picayune Pamela Richardson Lumberton Mary Roberts Carriere Leja Rutherford Bay St. Louis James Seal Picayune Linda Seals Poplarville Clyde Sellers Carnes Madeline Sellers Waveland The day before Halloween was another opportunity for the stu- dents to release a few of their inhibitions. Called sock day, it was enough to make Crazy Legs Hersch envious. 141 That first week . . . The first assembly was for many of us our first contact with President White. It was not encouraging. In a tone of voice reminiscent of Hitler ' s cordial invitation to Czechoslovakia to surrender, he cordially invited us to attend the get-acquainted bar- becue. It wasn ' t too long, however, before we discovered our mistake. Marvin R. White is an intregal and im- 30 3 i James Shamburger Lumberton John Shamburger Lumberton Angela Shaw Poplarville Sandy Sheffield Hattiesburg portant part of the school, and his concern for the stu- dents permeates PRC down to the lowest level. He is the River more than any other single individual. Debbie Simpkins Picayune Judi Sinclair j Columbia Fred Smith Perkinston Katherine Smith Poplarville j Sharon Smith Poplarville Sonya Smith Foxworth Sylvia Smith Picayune Sandy Sones Picayune Mike Sorrells Picayune Benjamin Spiers Picayune Frank Stafford Sandy Hook John Stewart Bogalusa, La. Lisa Stewart Poplarville Theresa Stewart Bogalusa, La. Cindy Strebeck Lumberton Covette Strickland Picayune Donice Stringer Columbia Mary Thanes Poplarville Martha Thornhill Carriere Rudy Tillman Bay St. Louis Brad Travis Poplarville Lynette Tribble Pass Christian Rose Usry Lumberton Jimmy Vinson Prentiss Suzanne Vogel Petal Ann Marie Wagner Picayune Tony Walker Ville Platte, La. Byron Walker Pearlington Mike Walker Wiggins Ruther Walker Carriere Wildcat Band Andy Wallace Purvis Marcia Wallace Poplarville Fabian Watts Oak Grove Lydia Watts Columbia Hard work and long hours are required of each member of the River band, but the results are worth the price. Halftime at a PRC football game is something more than just an interval of boredom between periods of excitement. Teresa Weeks Picayune Deborah Westbrook Picayune Noel White Columbia John Wi ley Poplarville Dionne Williams Poplarville Bob Williams Poplarville Brad Williams Poplarville Mary Williams Poplarville Johnny Woodland Hattiesburg Susie Davis Lumberton 145 The media center is a new feature of an ady fine library, giving the students an ortunity to view microfilms, listen to fine sic, and snatch a half hour ' s snack time le ostensibly listening to a cassette tape of ory. Hypnopedia comes to Pearl River. Emerson Aborom Columbia Ira Abram Columbia Karen Adam Bay St. Louis Dianne Adams Waveland Patricia Alderman Picayune Brett Alexander Derby Lillian Alexander Kokomo Rose Alexander Columbia Rosemary Algiere Bay St. Louis Wanda Ard Prentiss Karen Arthur Bogalusa, La. Steven Ashley Columbia Glinda Aultman Columbia Alan Auter Picayune Carolyn Bailey Bogalusa, La. Mary Bailius Pass Christian Robert Bardin Bay St. Louis Babs Barr Sumrall Bobby Bass Bassfield Kathy Baucum Carriere Marsha Blackstock Waveland Cynthia Blakeney Poplarville Henry Blakeney Hattiesburg Ronnie Bond Sumrall Martha Booke Carriere Gina Boone Poplarville Laura Bounds Brooklyn Rebecca Boutwell Franklinton, La. Randy Boyette Loranger, La. Rebecca Bracey Columbia William Bradley Purvis Lauren Brignac Bay St. Louis Walter Brizzard Bay St. Louis Martha Brooks Poplarville Cynthia Brown Columbia Donna Brun Lumberton Toni Bryant Foxworth Colleen Buckley Picayune Annette Bullock Columbia David Bullock Franklinton, La. Fred Burdeaux Bogalusa, La. Doris Burge Poplarville Karen Burge Picayune Max Burge Poplarville Timothy Burge Carriere Ron Cannaday Grand Prairie, Texas Jena Caron Picayune Robert Carr Picayune Debbie Carroll Picayune Judith Carroll Picayune Lisa Carter Hattiesburg Lynne Carver Bay St. Louis Rusty Cavataio Memphis, Tenn. Ann Chase Lumberton Kathleen Cibula Picayune Jacqueline Clark Hattiesburg James Clark Poplarville Robert Cockerham Chicago, III. Curtiss Colson Waveland Eunice Cooley Lumberton Donna Crain Bogalusa, La. Robert Cressionnie Carriere Marjorie Croas Picayune Julia Crosby McComb Commuting When the school was founded i 1909, it was pri- marily a boarding school, with only the students who lived in Poplarville being able to live at home. Today, a network of bus routes allows students to live at home, and save money. Science . . . Education in the sciences is be- coming increas- ingly important as we try to cope with a technological society, and the River ' s science department has grown with the need. The River is responsive to the times in which we llive. Barbara Crowder Picayune Brenda Culpepper Picayune Fredrick Curry Petal Mary Cutrer Poplarville Calvin Daigle Purvis Margaret Daniels Columbia Vicky Davis Carriere Gwendolyn Davis Picayune James Davis Picayune Kim Davis Poplarville Pamela Davis Poplarville Patricia Davis New Orleans, La. Sheila Dedeaux Pass Christian Rachel Delia Hattiesburg Carolyn Dickens Prentiss Sharlotte Dickerson Bay St. Louis Bonnie Dobson Columbia Mary Doyle Poplarville Richard Duggin Columbia Donald Dunn Miami, Fla. Johnny Dunn Picayune Hubert Dyess Columbia Dayle Davis Lumberton Tony Dyess Bassfield Tony Dyess Columbia Dean Easlic Petal Connie Eaton Lumberton Kathy Eaves Carriere Vickie Edwards Picayune Pamela Egnot Slidell, La. Bonnie Eichelberger Picayune Edward English Columbia Terry Evans Poplarville Kerwin Faciane Slidell, La. Richard Farragut Moss Point Corlis Farve Bay St. Louis Stephanie Favre Bay St. Louis Shelley Fayard Bay St. Louis Kathy Feigel Bay St. Louis Karen Ferguson Picayune Leroy Ferguson Necaise Crossing Jennifer Ficken Picayune Jesse Finch Pass Christian James Fine Bay St. Louis Jo Fleming Picayune Kayonna Forbes Foxworth Aaron Fortenberry Columbia Rodney Fortenberry Columbia Susan Fortenberry Columbia Henry Fowler Poplarville Joyce Fowler Poplarville Harvey Frazier Picayune Eddie Gammel Hattiesburg Susan Gandy Hattiesburg William Garriga Picayune Brenda Geiger Tylertown Joel Germany Sandy Hook Karen Geroux Bay St. Louis Leisa Gibson Waveland Linda Gibson Franklinton, La. Larry Gilbert Picayune Beverly Gore Sumrall Craig Griffing Picayune Debbie Griffis Columbia III 1 1 The River The River is not a mere collection of buildings. It is people. They are the strength — and the weak- ness — of the college. Their attitudes, opinions, and dreams determine the course that the River will follow into the future. As our predecessors did, we prepare the way for those who are to come. 153 Pep Rally-Go Cats Elizabeth Guillot Lumberton Laurine Gutter Picayune Carl Hall Bay St. Louis Barbara Hariel Poplarville Stephen Harless Hattiesburg Anthony Harris Picayune Keith Harris Lumberton Peter Hart Picayune Ruby Hart P icayune Stanley Hart Poplarville Joey Harvey Columbia John Harvey Columbia Lois Hawley Carriere Anola Heldt Purvis Joel Hemba Lumberton Sheila Henry Bogalusa, La. Elizabeth Hickman Franklinton, La. Mary Hicks Hattiesburg Suzie Hill Purvis Leslie Hinson Bay St. Louis Kathy Hoadley Poplarville Eva Holston Jackson Debra Howard Poplarville Edward Howk Franklinton, La. Robert Hudson Hattiesburg Pamela Hurst Prentiss Debbie Ingersoll Bay St. Louis David Jager Columbia Jerry James Hattiesburg Gayle Jenkins Bogalusa, La. Janet Johnson Nicholson Kenneth Johnson Prentiss Lester Johnson Lumberton Raymond Johnson Picayune Sharon Johnson Carriere Stephen Johnson Columbia Vanessa Johnson Purvis Wanda Jones Poplarville Beverly Jordan Poplarville Violine Jordan Poplarville Timothy Kellar Picayune Thaddeus Kidd Hattiesburg Mary Kinchen Bay St. Louis Myra Kirkland Poplarville Pamela Kirkland Carriere Wade Koenenn Bay St. Louis Timothy Kyzar Columbia Bennie Ladner Pass Christian Donna Ladner Necaise Crossing Lorraine Ladner Bay St. Louis Nilene Ladner Perkinston Susan Ladner Pass Christian James Leahy Picayune Cathy Lee Picayune Charles Lee Picayune Edward Lee Bassfield Cathy Lewis Foxworth Tim Lewis Picayune Delores Lightsey Foxworth James Ling Poplarville Marian Litchliter Picayune Ginger Little Poplarville Marcel le Lott Poplarville Sue Lott McNeil ft lini ele Another River tradition is the Homecoming parade through the streets of Poplarville. This year, it was bigger and better than ever before, with not only the students at the college get- ting into the act, but the local high school and elementary school, too. Hi 7M 4 ■ ARE ' Y T v 1 r TA Oi 157 The intrepid staff of the award-winning school newspaper, the Dixie Drawl, journeys each semester to participate in the bi-an- nual conferences of the Mississippi Junior College Press Asso- ciation. The fall conference for 1975 was held in Jackson, and after the regular business of the meeting was finished, every- body went on a tour of the old Capitol Building. i 158 I t- Danny Lumpkin Picayune Les Lyon Hattiesburg Mike Magee Bay St. Louis Nadine Malley Pass Christian Greg Manton Columbia Pamela Martin Carriere Tommy Martin Slidell, La. Tony Martin Petal W. L. Martin McNeil Keith Martinez Long Beach Karen Massengale Bogalusa, La. Timothy Mathis Picayune Rhonda McClendon Poplarville David McDonald Bay St. Louis Robert McGehee Bogalusa, La. William McGrew Columbia Dennis McLemore Lumberton Kathy McNatt Picayune John McPhail Bay St. Louis Ross McRee Picayune Joey Miciello Carriere Janice Miller Picayune John Miller Carriere Kenny Miller Cut off. La. Kathy Milton Bay St. Louis Delores Mingo Gulfport Edna Mingo Tylertown Debora Mitchell Picayune Greg Moak Bogalusa, La. Brenda Mobley Prentiss Sylvia Moore Sumrall Susan Morayne Columbia Agnel Moran Kiln Michael Moran Pass Christian Barry Morgan Hattiesburg Gwen Morris Columbia Pamela Morris Columbia Holly Mosley New Orleans, La. Deborah Mullins Foxworth Theresa Murtagh Bay St. Louis Barbara Myers Hattiesburg Marsha Myrick Poplarville Steve Nagy Petal Bruce Necaise Bay St. Louis Richard Necaise Waveland Susan Necaise White Cypress Terry Necaise Gulfport Wayne Ng Carriere Sharon Nix Hattiesburg Joyce Osbin Carriere Billy Pace Hattiesburg Mary Pace Prentiss Vicky Page Poplarville Carolyn Pardue Poplarville Sherry Parish New Orleans, La. Brenda Parker Lucedale Gladys Parker Lumberton Pamela Patch Picayune Curtis Patton Lumberton Janice Payton Picayune Ray Payton Hattiesburg Mark Pearson Picayune Winston Pearson Picayune Daryl Penton Carriere ( 1 ■• V - £1 There is supposed to be symbolism in these pictures. We will award a prize to anyone who can find it. A man without a woman resem- bles the odd half of a pair of scissors. — Benjamin Franklin Charles Pig ott Picayune Luis Pino Poplarville Robert Pittman Poplarville Stephanie Piznar Hattiesburg Don Pollitz Picayune Allyn Potter Lumberton Cindy Potter Lumberton David Powell Oakgrove Lynell Powell Oakgrove Pam Powell Picayune Vernon Powell Diamondhead Linda Presher Abita Springs, La. Gary Prine Columbia Archie Rawls Poplarville Rhonda Rawls Magnolia Deborah Regan Columbia Cindy Rester Poplarville Earl Richard Bay St. Louis Terry Robinett Columbia Steve Rowel I Columbia Craig Ruckman New Orleans, La. Don Russell Picayune Kathy Rutherford Bay St. Louis John Sanderson Poplarville Robert Sanford Bay St. Louis Susan Saucier Poplarville Stephen Sauls Tylertown Deborah Sawyer Columbia Dana Schilling Bogalusa, La. Easter Seal Picayune Jimmy Seal Poplarville Johnie Seal Picayune Nancy Shaw Perkinston Revette Shaw Perkinston Sheila Shaw Poplarville Ramona Shealy Picayune Keith Shelton Hattiesburg Evonne Shiyou Bay St. Louis Maydene Shiyou Kiln Ernie Shows Brooklyn Susan Shubert Bay St. Louis Charlene Silas Poplarville John Singleton Bay St. Louis Susan Slade Poplarville Chellie Smith Oakgrove Cherita Smith Picayune David Smith Picayune Gloria Smith Columbia H. A. Smith Poplarville James Smith Columbia John Smith Perkinston Peggy Smith Bay St. Louis Preston Smith Lumberton Selina Smith Picayune Sue Smith Poplarville Paula Speed Prentiss Darnell Spiers Bay St. Louis Rosemary Spiers Poplarville Robin Stanford Poplarville James Stewart Picayune Jonathan Stewart Lumberton Judith Stewart Hattiesburg Linda Stewart Picayune 165 1975 saw record enrollments in the Vo- Tech Centers in Hat- tiesburg and in Han- cock County, as well as at the Parent Center on the Poplar- vi Me campus. 166 Richard Strahan Poplarville Donald Stuart Petal Hattie Stubbs Sun, La. Larry Stubbs Picayune Deborah Stuckey Columbia Anthony Summers Bay St. Louis Kathy Sutton Prentiss John Swartz Columbia Lana Thompson Bassfield Lena Thompson Columbia James Thornton Bay St. Louis Linda Thornton Bay St. Louis Patty Toomey Bay St. Louis Tommy Trahan Berwick, La. Linda Travis Poplarville David Trelles Bay St. Louis Audrey Trotter Poplarville Kathy Tucker Picayune Ed Turnipseed Bay St. Louis Blake Vann Columbia Carolyn Vesely Sumrall W. R.Waldo Poplarville Michelle Walker Carriere Lisa Wallace Poplarville Jeanne Ward Columbia Kaye Watkins Picayune Debra Wells Poplarville Joey Wesley Hattiesburg Vicky Wesley Poplarville Alvin Wheat Henleyfield Pattie White Picayune Ruth White Columbia i 0 , I O ©i ' ill mmh ' ] mm B , • 1 0 fcii-f ' i mm mW Y m m Tit v mmi f Joe Wiley Poplarville Michael Williams Picayune Dimple Williams Perkinston Michelle Williams Picayune Robert Williams Hattiesburg Bobby Williams Prentiss Bev Williamson Columbia Lisa Wiltz Bay St. Louis Kathy Davis Hattiesburg Maria Davis Poplarville Neil Foxworth Foxworth Tommy Grant Picayune Pamler Hart Picayune Kay Johnson Purvis David Jones Poplarville Joe Jones Poplarville Darlene Lott Bay St. Louis Donna Rankin Lumberton Debra Robinson Picayune Terry Rutledge Bay St. Louis The End . and as the sun sinks slowly into the west, we bid a fond farewell to this tropical island paradise? ? ? (Hey, Joe! are you sure this is the right narration for this picture? Oh well.) 169 Sophomore Index mo a ni s, i orniiiy Danipls Frankip nau, o rover -NUdlllo, rxdliliid Daughdrill, Cindy Moll MpIicco n dl 1 , Ivlcl 1 oba AHHicnn T hnmac Davis Albert ndllLULK, Odidll A HHon Flaino rAUUCII, CldlMc r)avi ; Ann LI i a n w 1 Aror k naney, josepn Adkin ; Terrv r J i 1 1 1 J ( 1 VI I y Davis, Barbara M armpn f l innio n d 1 1 ■ ici i , i v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 c Alfnrrl lprr Davis, Brenda — arnc P q i 1 1 narns, raui Amarkpr Janire Davis, Dana narvcy, Ldrry Anderson, Joe Davis, Howard Hathnrn ai iPCca I ldU iui I I, v dl icood Anderson, Randall Davis, Malcolm ndyWdlU, V- UNillc Anderson, Robert Davis, Marvin MplHth Timr th nciuut, i iniuiny Anderson, Thomas Davis, Thomas MprnanHp7 F roHp r i rr ncn irjl lUCt, II CUCl 1 L.U Applewhite, Hal Dawkins, Annette l-l p r r i nntnn 1 p r r i nci i ii ly iui i, del ii Bailey, Kem Dawsey, Joanne n ICKS, JUc Balch, Cynthia Deese, Ronnie Mill TpIp -o n I i i , i cicud Barber, Janet De Ornellas, Stephen W i ncr n lp ffpr r 1 1 1 1 o u 1 1 , jci ici y Barber, John Dickerson, Thomas HnHa Rnnpr i i uua, i luyci Barnett, John Dossett, Keith Wnlliman P nth i a n u 1 1 1 1 1 1 dl I , v yilLllId Barnett, Lucretia Dowdell, Shelia Hnlmpc hprrv nun i ico, oi ici i y Barrett, Connie Drummond, Mark LJ Annor Rp orl nupfJci , Dcvciiy Bedwell, Joy Duchkar, Wayne nuwdiu, Jdiic Bepson Cherrv Duckworth, Way nuwdiu, iviiuiidci DclULc, IVIIK.C Duffy, Robert Hiimnhrpv limmip iiuiii jiiicy, u 1 1 1 i ii 1 1 c Pan o q++ o r o n i no DenncLi, ocrdiuiric Dunaway, Ferrell Hnrct Arthur 1 IUI 51, 1 LI 1 U 1 D ICKcrSIdTT, UdvlU Dunaway, Janice lark ;nn Ipnn DiojacK, neicn Easterling, Jeffery Jarkson Tommv Jdvi o j ii, ■ J i i 1 1 i i y DidCKweii, nicnaru English, Faye Jacobs Keith Blaize, Gary Enslin Edna Jarrell, Miriam Bond, Shelia Entrekin Charlie Jarvis James WUl VIJ, JU 1 M Bonner, Ronald Entrekin Chrvstal Jenkins JoNpII Bootn, ixeitn Entrekin Julius Jenkins, Gayle Boudreus, Frank Entrekin, Paul Johnson David L. Dowers, i oni Evans, Booker Johnson, Nancy Boykin, Caroline Expose, Matilda Johnston Don Bradley, Karen Fairley, Clara Johnston, Majorie UKaorl Ana 1 Dreeaiove, i roy Favre, Deborah Jones David Dreianu, Mnna Fayard, Earl Jones Eddie Drown, oarnuci Feigel, Charles lnnp ; lamp ; K DrUlIlllclU, JdLMc Ferguson, Don Innps KpnHra DiydilL, DUUUy Fisher, Glenn Kpnmar Hiipv ii I iui , I I Uu y Rnrkp Pliffnrrl D U 1 r C , _illl IUIU Fisher, Karen Kevps Ernest Rnrkptt Andrpw Fiveash, Edsel Kirker, George Burkett, Beverly Forbes, William Knight, Kenny Butler Kenneth Formby, Ira Knight, Roger Caldwell, Charles Foster, Larry Koch, Carl Cameron, Daniel Foxworth, Neil Kuhlmann, Donald Carr Catherine Gates, Clyde Ladner, Don Carter Charles Gayaut, Kenneth Ladner, Gregory Cavataio, Rusty Gerald, Glenda 1 ac r pr Inhn LQUI ICI , xJ Jl II 1 Cheramie Karen Gibson, Bobby 1 aHnpr Marx in QUI ICI , IVIC1I VIII Phri itnnhpr Altnn Ginn, Lynn L.dUI ici , n uy ci ( Mark Rpv prlv vial iv, ucvci i y Gonzales, Hector 1 T H A IOC T A 1 O Uaunicr, i wyia fM ork 1 3111 3 Gore, Stephen Lang, ixiroy 1 or k lAfowno Uldl K, Wdylic Graham, Sondra Langiey, L aina Pnlp PharlpQ Gray, James Lavigne, mouic L oie, uonny Green Ernest Lee, Bonnie v Uicy, ndyiiiuiiu Green, John Lcc, L iarcncc UUUI LI ley , V CI 1 1UI 1 Green, Malcolm Lcc, L Onnic Pny Pharlp ; s J A , vl ■ CI ■ ICj Green, Patrick 1 pp rinn LCC, L UI 1 Cranford, Sheree Grigsby, James Lee, G. W. Crowther, Artis Grishan, Annie Lee, Garlan Cuevas, Ricky Grundy, John Lee, James Cuevas, Wayne Guest, Jimmy Lee, Kenny Curran, Reta Gutter, Brenda Lee, Lindell Curry, George Gutter, Linda Lee, Mary P. Curry, Sarah Hall, Donald Lee, Sammie 170 Legg, John Leishman, Robert Lockwood, Mark Loiacano, Dale Lossett, Paulette Lossett, Paul Lossett, Frank Lott, Charlotte Lott, Darlene Lowe, Ronald Lusich, Charlene Magee, Beth Magee, Ronald Malone, Deborah Manasco, David Mann, Kenny Mansfield, Laurie Mapp, Mildred Martin, Maryann Martin. Willis Masoner, Floyd Massey, Jonathen McArthur, Mike McCall, John McKenzie, Cindy McVay, Vickie Melear, Terry Merrill, Paul Middleton, Nathan Miller, Freida Miller, Gary Milton, Danny Mitchell, Karen Mitzenburg, Paul Moody, Calvin Moody, Steve Moody, Patricia Morgan, Dennis Morris, Dana Morris, Jennifer Morris, Rebbeca Murphy, Dora Napier, Vivian Naylor, Henry Necaise, Alan Necaise, Joan Necaise, Johnny Necaise, Mary Necaise, Myla Noel, Violet Norman, Donald Odom, Glenda Odom, Rena Odom, Larry Pardue, Sandra Parish, Jr. James Parker, H. K. Pavolini, Thomas Patton, Lois Piazza, Sam Pittman, Alvin Porter, Ed Price, Danny Price, Regina Price, Wesley Priest, Tommy Pringle, Willie Pritchard, Deborah Pritchett, Osborne Ramage, Harry Ramsey, Vickie Rankin, Donald Ray, Carey Reddick, Wanda Rester, Greg Rester, Norman Rhodes, Hubert Rhodes, Michael Richardson, Pamela Roberts, Mary Robertson, Patricia Russell, Billy Rutherford, Jeffery Ruthford, Leja Rutledge, Terry Sallinger, Barry Seal, Glenn Seal, James Seal, Otha Seals, Linda Seay, Shirley Sellers, Clyde Sellers, Madeline Shamburger, James Shamburger, John Shaw, Angela Shaw, Janice Sheffield, Sandy Shows, Rodney Simpkins, Deborah Simpson, Brett Sinclair, Judy Smith, Daniel Smith, Donald Smith, James Smith, John Smith, Katherine Smith, Larry Smith, Sharon Smith, Sonya Smith, Sylvia Smith, William Sones, Sandy Sorrells, Michael Speights, Linda Spiers, Benjamin Stafford, Frank Sterling, Regina Stewart, John Stewart, Lisa Stewart, Theresa Stockman, H. M. Stockstill, Monroe Stovall, Billy Strahan, Danny Strahan, David Stranan, Robert Strebeck, Cindy Strickland, Covette Stringer, Donice Stuart, Melody Stuckey, Dianne Sumrall, Stephen Taylor, Marsha Terrell, Donnie Terrell, Stephen Terrell, Tommy Thames, Mary Thigpen, James Thomas, Geaorge Thompson, Carolyn Thompson, Thomas Thornhill, Martha Tillman, Rudy Touchstone, Sandra Travis, Brad Travis, Violet Tribble, Lynette Tully, Barney Usry, Rose Varnado, James Varnado, Kenneth Vince, Jan Vinson, Jimmy Vogel, Suzanne Wagner, Ann Marie Walker, Aaron Walker, Bryan Walker, Michael Walker, Ruth Walker, Tony Wallace, Joel Wallace, Marcia Watts, Fabian Watts, Lydia Watts, Russell Weeks, Teresa Westbrook, Deborah White, Noel Whitehead, Dimpsey Wiley, John Wilke, Wallace Williams, Dione Williams, Joe Williams, John Williams, Leslie Williams, Mary Williams, Robert Williamson, Frederick Woodland, Johnny Zerkus, Rick Freshman Index Abadie, Walter Blackstock, Marsha Brown, Mildred Chase, Lois Davis, Michael Aborom, Emerson Blair, Linda Brown, Walter Chatelain, Vincent Davis, Pamela Abram, Ira Blake, Janice Brown, Wanda Cibula, Hedwig Davis, Patricia Adam, Karen Blakeman, Nina Brumfield, Ramona Cibula, Kathleen Davis, Rhonda Adams, Dianne Blakeney, Cindy Brun, Donna Clark, Jacqueline Davis, Robert Adams, Joan Blakney, Henry Brunson, Nettie Clark, James Davis, Roy Albritton, Stephen Blanchard, Elmer Jr. Bryant, Donna Clark, Janet Davis, Vicky Alderman, Patricia Blansett, Larry Bryant, Jeannine Clark, Ruth Day, Irma Alexander, Billy Bond, Alonzo Bryant, Ricardo Clement, James Dean, James Alexander, Brett Bond, Betty Bryant, Toni Clinton, Gl en Deaver, Wesley Alexander, Charles Bond, Charles Buccola, Joseph Cockerham, Robert Dedeaux, Jerry Alexander, Lillian Bond, Clayton Buckalew, Danny Coe, James Dedeaux, Sheila Alexander, Nancy Bond, Diane Buckelew, James Cole, Millie Dedeaux, Troy Alexander, Rose Bond, Ronald Buckley, Colleen Coleman, Harland Deen, Greg Alford, Ulis Bonneau, Betty Bufkin, Carmel Coleman, Ruby Dees, Debra Algiere, Rosemary Bonneau, Jerry Bufkin, John Coles, Janice Defatta, Joseph Allred, Colan Bonner, Bobby Bullock, Annette Collier, Cora Delaney, Carol Amacker, Edward Booke, Martha Bullock, David Colson, Curtis Delia, Rachel Amacker, Marjorie Boone, Clyde Bullock, Janet Colson, Wayne Delk, Robert Amacker, Michael Boone, Gina Bullock, M. J. Compretta, Sandra Dermarco, Mary Anderson, Charles Boone, Jeffrey Bullock, Rachel Conerly, Brenda Denham, David Anderson, Harry Boone, Sherrie Burchfield, Edna Conway, Austin Dickens, Carolyn Anderson, Willie Borden, Leon Burdeaux, Frederick Cool, Linda Dickerson, Sharlotte Anding, Nell Borgen, Edna Burdeaux, Helen Cooley, Barbara Dickerson, Shelia Anding, Robert Boudreaux, Kenneth Burdett, James Cooley, Eunice Dillon, Sonya Anglin, Marsha Bouldin, Byron Purge, Bruce Cooley, Shelia Dixon, Leta Ard, Wanda Bounds, Ann Burge, Doris Cooper, Asahel Dobson, Bonnie Arnold, Minnie Bounds, Hal Burge, Karen Cooper, Zelda Doherty, Mary Arthur, Karen Bounds, Jimmy Burge, Karla Corley, Nova Doleac, John Ashley, Steven Bounds, Laura Burge, Ronal d Cornett, William Dorion, Linda Atwood, John Bounds, Mary Burge, Sheila Coulter, Sally Dorman, Faye Aultman, Donald Bounds, Patrice Burge, Timothy Courtney, Douglas Dossett, Douglas Aultman, Donald Bounds, Rebeca Burge, Virgil Cox, Kathy Downes, Sybil Aultman, Glinda Bourgeois, Lionel Burger, James Crain, Donna Doyle, Mary Aultman, Joy Bourn, Susie Burrow, Joe Crane, Wilborne Draughn, Charles Austin, Mark Bournes, Larry Bush, John Crawford, Brenda Dubose, Bill Auter, Alan Boutwell, Rebecca Butler, Brenda Creel, Beverly Dubroc, Effie Averett, Phyllis Boutwell, Richard Byrd, Belinda Creel, Hollis Ducomb, Nel Baggett, Alice Bowman, William Byrd, Mary Cressionnie, Robert Duggin, Richard Baggett, Susie Boyette, Randy Byxbe, Ronald Criss, Richard Dulude, Laura Bailey, Carolyn Bracey, Rebecca Calhoun, Mary Croas, Marjorie Dunagin, Joel Bailius, Mary Brack, Joan Call, Naomi Croas, Walter Dunn, Charles Baker, Betty Brackett, Leroy Callahan, Charles Crosby, Julia Dunn, Donald Ball, Marie Bradford, Carol Campbell, Charles Crowder, Barbara Dunn, Johnnie Barber, Denise Bradley, Birdie Campbell, Charlotte Cuevas, Brenda Durbin, Ruth Bardin, Robert Bradley, William Campbell, Dolly Cuevas, Samuel Dyess, Hubert Barnes, Loretta Branch, Julia Campbell, Lyla Culpepper, Betty Dyess, Norman Barnes, Micheal Brandon, Wilson Campbell, Maurice Culpepper, Brenda Dyess, Tony Jr. Barr, Babbs Branton, Scott Cannaday, Ronald Cummings, David Dyess, Tony Bass, Bobby Braswell, Tommy Carbon, Michael Curry, Fred Dykes, Marty Bass, Lucile Breedlove, Robert Carney, Charles Cutrer, Deborah Dyle, Ralph Bass, Valerie Breland, Helen Carney, Ricardo Cutrer, Mary Easley, Beverly Baucum, Jensook Breland, Robert Caron, Jena Daigle, Calvin Easley, Carey Baucum, Kathy Breland, Tracy Carr, Lamont Daley, Charlotte Easley, Robert Baucum, Loretta Brewer, Martha Carroll, Deborah Dalton, Wyman Easlic, Willie Baxter, Edward Bridgers, Margaret Carroll, Judith Dandridge, Massey Easter, Leon Bayles, Terri Bridges, Jerzine Carson, Mary Daniel, Tommy Eastering, Walter Beall, Patricia Brignac, Lauren Carter, Gibson Daniels, Jean Eaton, Connie Beane, Michael Brizzard, Walter Carter, Jhalisa Daniels, Loran Eaton, James Beard, Jimmy Broadus, Kerry Carter, Linda Daniels, Margaret Eaton, Joan Beasley, Danny Brock, Peggy Carter, Willie Dauenhauer, Robert Eaves, Kathie Beasley, Henry Brooks, Judith Carver, Ashton Daughdrill, Pamela Edwards, Mamie Beasley, Richard Brooks, Martha Carver, Charles Davis, Allen Edwards, Vickie Becker, Carol Broom, Katherine Carver, Harold Davis, Annie Egnot, Pamela Beets, Rebecca Broom, Wanda Carver, Howard Davis, Daniel Eichelberger, Bonnie Bell, Carol Broome, Laura Carver, Lynne Davis, David Elliot, James Bennett, Lena Broome, Rhonda Carver, Robert Davis, Dora Elmer, Therese Bennett, Leslie Broome, Ruth Casanova, Cheryl Davis, Gary Engle, Marilyn Bergerton, Uless Brouillette, Jan Casanova, Kenneth Davis, Gwendolyn English, Edda Bickerstaff, Sue Brown, Allen Case, Eugene Davis, Horace Entrekin, Candice Bickham, Konnie Brown, Bettye Catching, James Davis, James Estapa, David Bilbo, Keith Brown, Cynthia Caul, Mary Davis, James Etling, Albert Bilbo, Pamela Brown, Dianne Cavataio, Rusty Davis, Kathy Evans, Terry Bishop, Cynthia Brown, Helen Chappell, Donna Davis, Kim Ezell, Claudette 172 Faciane, Kerwin Gipsort, Elvin Hendrickson, Amanda Fairchild, Leon Givens, Paula Henry, Shelia Fairley, Roy Goar, Doris Hensarling, Rebecca Farmer, Helen Godwin, Michael Herndon, Gary Farragut, Richard Gomez, Joe Herndon, Ricky Farve, Corlis Goodman, Mark Herrin, David Farve, Dennis Gordon, F.iye Hertenstin, Sandra Faulkner, Deborah Gordon, Julius Hickman, Elizabeth Favre, Alan Gore, Beverly Hickman, James ' Favre, Lois Gore, Steven Hicks, Mary Favre, Stephanie Goss, George Hill, Katherine Fayard, David Goss, Scarlett Hill, Peggy Fayard, Shelly Graham, Billy Hill, Shelia Feigel, Kathleen Graham, Elton Hill, Suzie Ferguson, Karen Graham, James Hilton, Billy Ferguson, Linda Graham, Velma Hinhaner, Gregory Ferguson, Mary Grant, Raleigh Hinson, Leslie Ferguson, Ralph Grant, Theresa Hinson, Ralph Ficken, Jennifer Grant, Thomas Hinton, Jerry Finch, Jessie Grantham, Ralph Hinton, Steven Fine, James Graves, Patricia Hinton, Terry Finnegan, Mike Grayson, Reuben Hitt, Patricia Fischer, II Leonard Green, Marion Hoadley, Kathy Fisher, William Green, Wanda Hoda, Dewey Fitzgearld, Jacque Griffin, Martha Hodnett, Darlene Fleming, James Griffing, Craig Holcomb, Janet Fleming, Jo Griffis, Debra Holland, William Fleming, Jr. Joseph Guillot, Elizabeth Holliday, John Fletcher, Ronald Gullett, Flint Holliman, Helen Flynn, William Gunn, Delores Holmes, Edwin Forbes, Kayonna Gutter, Laurine Holmes, Margaret Ford, Steve Hass, Don Holston, Eva Ford, William Hass, Gladys Holt, Martha Foreman, Gloria Hall, Carl Hooks, Martha Fornea, John Hallgreen, Wendy Hopkins, Stephanie Fortenberry, Aaron Hammond, Cleanese Horton, Joyce Fortenberry, Avery Hanberry, Joan Hover, Garland Fortenberry, Rodney Hancock, David Hover, Patti Fortenberry, Susan Handley, Robert Howard, Debra Fortenberry, Thomas Hariel, Anthony Howard, Jimmy Fortenberry, Vickie Hariel, Barbara Howk, Edward Foster, Roy Harless, Stephen Hudson, Dale Fowler, Henry Harrell, Jeffery Hudson, Debbie Fowler, Joyce Harris, Alice Hudson, Janice Foxworth, Calvin Harris, Anthony Hudson, Linda Franklin, Charles Harris, Charles Hudson, Robert Franklin, David Harris, Daun Hunter, Charles Frazier, Harvey Harris, Debra Hupp, David Frick, Charles Harris, Mary Hurst, Michael Frisbie, William Harris, Maxine Hurst, Pamela Fuller, Alfred Harris, Robert Ingersoll, Debra Furr, Sid Hart, Carolyn Irwin, Lula Gaddy, Mike Hart, Earnest Jackson, Charles Gale, Cornelia Hart, Palmer Jackson, David Gammel, Edward Hart, Ruby Jackson, Hiram Gandy, Susan Hart, Stanley Jager, David Garcia, Philip Hartfield, Charles James, Jerry Garcia, Ronald Hartfield, Charlotte James, Robert Garlette, Patsy Hartfield, Deborah January, Marine Garner, Alfred Harvey, Joey Jarnigan, Helen Garner, Francene Harvey, Randy Jarrell, Linda Garriga, William Harvey, Thomas Jarrell, William Gates, Deborah Harvison, Helen Jefcoat, Sally Gatling, Jennifer Hatten, Bobby Jenkins, Gayle Gebhardt, Nell Hatten, Hilda John, Dorothy Geiger, Brenda Hatten, Laure Johnson, Cathy Gentry, Herbert Hatton, Tony Johnson, Charlotte Geracie, Arashima Havard, Beverly Johnson, Charles Germany, Joel Hawley, Lois Johnson, David Geroux, Karen Hayes, Patricia Johnson, Elizabeth Gibbons, Jr. Mack Hearn, Avarn Johnson, Janet Gibson, Charles Heitzmann, Connie Johnson, Kenneth Gibson, Leisa Heldt, Anola Johnson, Lester Gibson, Linda Helton, Carl Johnson, Milburne Gilbert, Larry Hemba, Joel Johnson, Raymond Gipson, Bryan Hendricks, Sandra Johnson, Richard Johnson, Sharon La Fontaine, Ronald Johnson, Shirley Landrum, Gerald Johnson, Stephen Landrum, Gloria Johnson, Timothy Landrum, Leonard Johnson, Vanessa Landrum, Rufus Johnson, Wesley Landrum, Susan Johnston, Gary Landry, Guy Jolly, William Lang, Marguerite Jones, Barbra Langford, Randy Jones, Dorothy Lasseter, Richard Jones, Genevia Lavigne, Harold Jones, Henry Lavinghouse, Herman Jones, James Leathy, James Jones, Joe Ledingham, Billy Jones, Ronald Lee, Annie Jones, Wanda Lee, Bill Jones, Willie Lee, Cathy Jordan, Beverly Lee, Charles Jordan, Essie Lee, Debra Jordan, Violine Lee, Edna Kellar, Edward Lee, Edward Kellar, Timothy Lee, Grady Keller, Therese Lee, Helen Kelley, Hammett Lee, Judy Kelly, Danny Lee, Kathy Kelly, Robert Lee, Louis Kennedy, Fred Lee, Mary l idd, I haddeus Lee, Morgan Kinchen, Mary Lee, Rebecca King, Edward l in i Lee, Wanda King, Jerry Lefore, Rickye Kingston, Shirley i i tf ii Lenoir, William Kirkland, Myra Leonard, Bobbie Kirkland, Pamela Leonard, Ricky Kiser, Robert Letort, Henry Kite, Gary Lewis, Barbara Klen, berald Lewis, Bonnie i 1 _ - i i i r i Klein, 1 1 1 Frank Lewis, Cathy Klutts, William Lewis, William Knight, Benny Lightell, Martha Knight, David Lightsey, Delores Knight, Gregory Liles, Richard Knight, Johnnie Ling, James Knight, Lavelle Litchliter, Marian Knippers, Michael Little, Ginger Koch, Kenneth Loewer, Bettye Koenenn, Johnny I— U 1 L 1 1 1 , IVIdl K. Kolstad, Richard Loper, Joann Konkle, Keith 1 r tt r - r!e i_OTi, uons Kopszywa, Linda Lott, Frank Kyzar, Timothy lott, naroiu La Fontaine, Lawerence Lott, Howard Ladner, Andrew LULL, IVIdrCcllc Ladner, Bennie lott, ivncKey Ladner, Bill lott, nicnara Ladner, Billy Lott, oue Ladner, Bobbie Loveless, Annie Ladner, Cecile Lovell, Ernest Ladner, Charlene Lovell, Kathy Ladner, Donna Lowery, Brenda Ladner, Frances Lowery, Robert Ladner, Jacob Lucas, Patricia Ladner, James Lucas, Tracy Ladner, Joyce Luckow, Henry Ladner, Judith Lueb, Jacqueline Ladner, June Lumpkin, Brenda Ladner, Kelvin Lumpkin, Herlon Ladner, Leo Lumpkin, John Ladner, Lorraine Lynch, Al Ladner, Loyce Lyon, Les Ladner, Nilene MacDermott, James Ladner, Paula Macdonald, Kenneth Ladner, Rhonda IV lad da, i f dl 1 Is Ladner, Roderick Magee, Carolyn Ladner, Susan Magee, Cathleen Lafferty, James Magee, Evage 173 Magee, Gary Magee, Marline Magee, Michael Mailhos, Nell Mallette, Patricia Malley, Billy Malley, Nadine Mallini, Elizabeth Manasco, Rickey Manaway, Samuel Manton, Gregory Mapp, David Mapp, Joseph Marks, Robert Marsh, Thomas Martin, George Martin, James Martin, Pamela Martin, Tony Martin, W. L. Martinez, Keith Massengale, Karen Massengale, Pamela Massey, Mary Mathe, Chester Mathis, Timothy Mauldin, Avery May, Billy Mays, Rosalyn McArthur, Ada McAtee, Michael McCain, Ned McCall, Jean McCall, Kim McCardle, Fredrick McClendon, Lester McClendon, Rhonda McCoy, Patricia McCraney, Chris McCrary, David McDonald, David McDonald, David N. McDonald, Dorothy McDonald, Kelley McGee, Jean McGee, Johnny McGehee, Robert McGowan, Jimmy McGrew, William Mcllwain, Margaret Mclnnis, David McKay, Rhonda McKenna, Olive McKenzie, Cindy McLain, Billy McLemore, Deborah McLemore, Dennis McNatt, Catherine McNease, Randy McPhail, John McRee, Ross Mecomber, Allen Melvin, Leta Mencher, Marty Michel, Linda Michel, Shawn Miciello, Joseph Mikell, Charles Mikell, Gail Miley, Margaret Miller, Carol Miller, Charlene Miller, Dennis Miller, Gordon Miller, Harold Miller, Janice Miller, John Miller, Kenneth Miller, Kim Miller, Rachel Miller, Richard Milling, Karen Mills, Dale Mills, Susan Milstead, Randall Milton, Kathy Mimms, Brudest Minchew, Danny Mingo, Delores Mingo, Edna Mitchell, Cleveland Mitchell, Debora Mitchell, Linda Mitchell, Richard Mitchell, Stephanie Mitchell, Timothy Mixon, Ronnie Moak, Gregory Mobley, Brenda Montgomery, Robert Moore, Brenda Moore, Connie Moore, David Moore, Deborah Moore, Melodie Moore, Sylvia Moragne, Susan Moran, Angel Moran, Michael Morgan, Alan Morgan, Barry Morgan, Bryan Morgan, Samuel Morris, Gwen Morris, Larry Morris, Michael Morris, Pamela Morris, Regina Morris, Sherry Morrison, Barbara Morrow, Bryan Morrow, Michael Moseley, Holly Moulder, Mark Moye, Richard Mullins, Deborah Murry, Cecil Murtagh, Theresa Muers, Barbara Myers, Dale Myers, Katrina Myrick, Marsha Nagy, Steve Napier, Sandra Napier, Sue Necaise, Bruce Necaise, Donnie Necaise, Ida Necaise, Richard Necaise, Susan Necaise, Terry Nelson, Alice Nelson, Cline Nettles, Leroy Newton, Mildred Ng, Wayne Nicholas, Michael Nicholson, Vannie Nix, Sharon Nolen, Charles Norsworthy, Earline Oatis, Billy Oden, Rose Odom, Fredrick Odom, Melanie Odom, Norman Odom, Sharron Odom, Vicki Oglesbee, Juanita Oldmixon, Damian Olsen, Carl Osbin, Joyce Overal, Dorothy Owens, James Owens, Hartford Owens, Kenneth Pace, Billy Pace, Kenneth Pace, Mary Page, Victorian Paige, William Palmer, Mernice Pardue, Carolyn Pardue, Dorothy Parish, Keita Parish, Sherry Parker, Brenda Parker, Gene Parker, Gladys Parker, Joel Parker, Mary Parker, Myron Parsons, Roland Patch, Pamela Patrick, Cynthia Patterson, Elsie Patton, Curtis Paul Wiley Payton, Janice Payton, Ray Peak, Loretta Pearce, Pamela Pearson, Mark Pearson, Winston Penton, Daryl Peranich, Odele Perry, Gary Perry, Lauretta Perry, Buford Peters, Carolyn Peters, Hazel Peterson, Lauly Peterson, Lawrence Peterson, Linda Peterson, Patricia Philen, Jerry Phillips, Thomas Pickering, Larry Pierce, Frances Pierce, Michael Pierce, Ricky Piernas, Roman Pigott, Charles Pino, Luis Pinto, Renee Pittman, Benjamin Pittman, Chancie Pittman, Gloria Pittman, Johnny Pittman, Patricia Pittman, Reta Pittman, Robert Pittman, Sammy Pittman, Tommy Piznar, Stephanie Poindexter, Bradley Polion, Willie Polk, Michael Pollitz, Don Poole, Patti Poole, Roy Poole, Tonja Porter, George Posey, Kenneth Potter, Allyn Potter, Cindy Powell, David Powell, Debora Powell, Joy Powell, Mary Powell, Pamela Powell, Vernon Prescott, Judith Presher, Linda Price, Monica Prine, Billy Prine, Gary Pritchett, Reba Probst, Joe Prociello, Vera Proctor, Stanley Pucheu, James Pursley, Marilyn Rafuse, Joan Raine, Claude Rainey , Jeff Ramon, Suzanne Randall, Debbie Ratliff, Naomi Rawls, Edgar Rawls, James Rawls, Paul Rawls, Rebecca Rawls, Rhonda Ray, Randy Ray, Donald Rayford, George Reddick, Leslie Reed, Allan Regan, Deborah Regan, Jack Reid, Herbie Rester, Cindy Rester, George Rester, Myrna Reynolds, Wayne Rice, Elaine Richard, Alvin Richard, Earl Richards, Judith Richards, Kathy Ritchey, Donald Ritchey, Sheila Robbins, Bobby Roberts, David Roberts, Jimmie Roberts, Samuel Roberts, Sherri Roberts, Sybil Robichaux, Andy Robinett, Terry Robinson, Deborah Robinson, Doris Robinson, Gwendolyn Robinson, John Robinson, John A. Robinson, Warren Rogers, Claude Rollin, Eric Rollison, Edith Rouse, Nolan Routzahn, Judy Rowel I, Steve Ruskman, Craig Rushing, Marilyn Russ, Harry Russell, Don Russell, Gordon Russell, John Russell, Patricia Rutherford, Kathy Rutledge, Janet Sakalarios, Mary Salter, Peggy Sams, Viola SanFillippo, Dominic Sanders, Donna Sanderson, John Sanford, Robert Saraceno, Susan Sartin, Harry Satcher, John Saucer, Kenneth Saucier, Alice Saucier, Doris Saucier, Jane Saucier, Mark Saucier, Mary Saucier, Susan Saul, Kevin Sauls, Stephen Savell, Cecil Sawyer, Deborah Sbisa, Harvey Sbisa, Lyle Scafidi, Andrew Scarborough, Felton Schaefer, Gary Schambach, Gregory Scheel, Michael Schilling, Paula Schindler, Mary Ann Schlautman, James Schnider, Rose Schuler, Michael Scklets, Betty Scott, Carolyn Scott, Robert Scruggs, Roy Scruggs, Barbara Seal, Arthur Seal, Brenda Seal, Edward Seal, Johnie Seal, Larry SeaL Nathan Seale, Ester Seay, Kathy Sellier, Mildred Selman, Brenda Selph, Charles Shaw, Jody Shaw, Nancy Shaw, Randall Shaw, Rennor Shaw, Sheila Shealy, Ramona Sheasby, Harold Shelton, Keith Shepherd, Joe Shiyou, Ida Shiyou, Joy Shiyou, Maydene Shiyou, Sarah Shoemake, Melissa Shoff, Sally Shoneyfelt, Ronald Shows, Ernest Shows, Martha Shubert, Susan 174 Shugart, Jay Smith, Richard Stringfellow, John Tribbett, Josephous White, Lorraine Silas, Charlene Smith, Richard D. Stuart, Donald Trotter, Audrey White, Patricia Silvestri, Yvonne Smith, Rodney Stubbs, Hattie Tucker, Kathy White, Ruth Simmons, Betty Smith, Rodney E. Stubbs, Larry Turnage, Cathy Whitefield, Brenda Simmons, C. Smith, Ruthleen Stubbs, Mickey Turnage, Jackie Whitehall, Kenneth Simmons, Elsie Smith, Seiberth Stuckey, Deborah Turnipseed, Edward Whitehall, Beverly Simmons, Judy Smith, Selina Styron, Jerry Turpin, Donald Whiteman, Ralph Simmons, Priscilla Smith, Sky Suber, James Valentine, Jackie vvniiiitjiu, vjcuryc Simmons, Rebecca Smith, Stephen Summers, Anthony Valladades, M. E. Wiley, Joe Wilkerson, Joe Simmons, Samuel Smith, Thomas Sumner, Doris Vance, Judson Simmons, Tanya Smith, Virginia Sum rail, James Vann, Millard Williams, Deborah Sims, Charlotte Smith, Virginia M. Sumrall, Margaret Varnado, Phillip vVllllalllb, L tr 1 M pi c Williams, uewiix Williams, Glyndal A i 1 1 ■ am p Uanl vvllildlllb, ndllrx Sims, Geneva Smith, Walter Sutton, Kathy Vesely, Carolyn Singleton, Hohn Snider, David Swartz, John Vignes, George Singley, Steven Sones, J. D. Swilley, James Waldo, Wesley Sivori, Frank Sorrells, Donald Switzler, James Jr. Walker, Michelle A i 1 1 i c { ■n ran wiiiiams, i aren Sivori, William Speed, George Sylvest, Rondall Wallace, Ellis Williams, Michael A i 1 1 i a m C [ I i r h a 1 a Skaggs, Thomas Speed, Paula Sylvester, Arva Wallace, Lisa Skeen, Russell Speights, Catherine Tate, William Wallace, Richard wiiiiams, rtoueri Slade, Dorothy Spence, Bennie Taylor, Evelyn Walters, Howard A i 1 1 i am c R i iHrM nh A il 1 iamc ahri na V V 1 1 1 ION 1 J, JolJI MIO Slade, Linda Spence, Drean Taylor, Kenneth Walters, Howard V. Slade, Sheila Spiers, Audie Taylor, Richard Walters, Queen William ; Pth Slade, Susan Spiers, Darnell Terrell, Pamela Waltman, Joseph WilMamc iican vviMiaiiij, OUbai 1 Smith, Anita Spiers, Jerry Theriot, Ronald Ward, Donna Williamson, Betty Smith, Betty Spiers, Kent Thomas, Charlene Ward, Grace Williamson, Beverly Smith, Carlton Spiers, Miriam Thomas, Rebecca Ward, Jeanne Williamson, Donald Smith, Chellie Spiers, Rosemary Thomas, Virginia Ward, Karen Williamson, Gary Smith, Cherita Spinks, David Thompson, Jesse Ward, Scott Williamson, Mary Smith, Connie Stach, Patricia Thompson, Lana Warren, James Williamson, Melinda Smith, David Stanford, David Thompson, Lena Wash, Nora Willis, Catherine Smith, David F. Stanford, Ina Thornton, James Watkins, Charlotte Willumitis, Michael Smith, Deborah Stanford, Regina Thornton, James H. 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