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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1981 volume:

1 hi Wildcat 1981 Pearl River College Poplarville, MS The time, the place is now Once the formality of registration was complete, it was time for individuals to slowly experience the real meaning of the River Magic. Whether it was an orien- tation or just the first pep rally the magic quietly slipped through the day and into the darkness. Pearl River College is the beginning of all the dreams bottled up inside. It is the place where individ- uals found themselves and discovered what others had to offer. Activities were many and course offerings were even greater than most had anticipated. The fall of 1980 began a new decade of hopes and dreams for a record number of River students Probably the most impor- tant things that happened to us was that we discovered ourselves. Although accepting the newly acquired responsi- bilities of being a college stu- dent, we soon found that we could indeed, preserve our in- ner self and keep our best personal traits intact. The new-found freedom of being a college student allowed in- dividuals to blend together into the swirl of the River Magic. Wendy Abrams Mixing strength and beauty is what the Rive] Magic is all about .... Halloween Carnival . . . Boo! Ghost, Goblins, and Uglies Overrun PRC Food, fun, and games were available for all to enjoy at the Pearl River Junior College Halloween Carnival held October 30 in Shivers Gym. Sponsored by SPARC, the carnival was kicked off with hamburgers sizzled on an open grill with four crackling bon fires setting the mood for the evening. As dusk crept upon the River campus, goblins, werewolves, black cats, and spooks began to come out of the woodwork. Many organizations displayed their Halloween spirit in booths such as Go Fishing by the Drama Club, Sponge Throw , Phi Theta Kappa; Cake Roulette and The Hitching Post by Phi Beta Lambda. The Seven Wonders were conveyed by the Wesley Foundation, and a Basketball Throw was sponsored by the basketball team. Being a good sport, Coach Arban sat through many a pie in the face in the Pie Booth set up by the Dixie Drawl staff. The Afro-American Cultural Society sponsored the Baseball Throw and DECA made a splash at the car- nival with an icy cold Dunking Booth. Many a per- son chunked their change at the Coin Toss, also sponsored by DECA. The String of Pearls convinced many to trek their Cake Walk, while UICA spon- sored a mysterious Fortune Teller who told of riches, romance, and doom. Refreshments and candy were available from Phi Theta Kappa, Cosmetology, and Afro-American Cultural Society. Naughty ghouls and goblins were kept behind bars in the Jail — constructed by the Baptist Student Union. Coach Arban Aids Drawl ' s Efforts. Freshmen Beat Sophs 14 — Zip Ring carrier Dean Miller Hammill, escort Bobb Moorhead, Queen Karen Patch, King Ken Lambert, escort John Sorrells and Dr. White Sophomore girls before the embarrassment Scrub, Scrub, Scrub Do we scrub it or do we rub it was the question facing the Phi Theta Kappa early in the fall semester, as they worked to earn money for coming activities Outreach ' 80 Harvest, a contemporary gospel group, sang for PRC students on the grounds in front of the Student Cen- ter as a part of BSU ' s week of Reach- Out 80. A whole week of rivals and other activities were sponsored by the local BSU chapter. Crunch . . . Remember the day the tree came tumbling down . . . There ' s no doubt Kelly McKenzie will not forget it, be- cause the tree was sandwiched right on top of her Cougar. Gusty winds and a decaying oak limb played hav- oc on her mode of travel. Kelly (left) was obviously upset about the entire situation as she talks with a friend and a PRC security officer. A BLUE RIBBON . . . PRC participated in the Pearl River County Fair and won a Blue Ribbon for its presentation. The booth depicted the River Magic. Red Cross Drive Nets 59 Pints Marion Hall provided the setting for 79 students, faculty, staff, and supporters of Pearl River College who gathered throughout the day to donate blood for the Gulf Coast Regional Red Cross Chapter. Although 79 persons stopped by to pledge their blood, only 59 pints were actually ac- cepted by the chapter. The blood drive was sponsored by the Pearl River Junior College Nursing Depart- ment, under the direction of Mrs. Charlotte Odom and The Dixie Drawl. The blood was distributed for use between 60 hospitals throughout the Gulf Coast re- gion to help hospitals curb their ever present need for the life-saving fluid. The Red Cross has set a goal of collecting at least 275 pints of blood each day to meet the needs of our Southern area. They hope that when the Blood Mobile returns to the Pearl River campus second semester that many more people will find time to donate. Boots and cowboy hats were certainly the Tn Fad ' back in the fall. Here a PRC student 30 is his ability to ride a mechanical bull at Tal ' s Corral in Hattieburg. Those Crazy Days Of Perk Week Unfortunately, there is no one word in the Eng- lish language that can properly characterize what takes place during Pearl River College ' s annual celebration of Perk Week . There are many words that can catch a moment of the week long festivities — tradition, confusion, outrageousness — but still, after years of trying to find the magic word to depict what happens on the campus — no one has. This year, Perk Week was held during the week October 6-11, with the highlight of the six days being the annual grudge match between the foot- ball powers of Pearl River and Gulf Coast Junior College. But what happens during the days before the gridiron contest in probably the best memo- ries that are kept long afterwards. In keeping with tradition, the Wildcat cheerleaders organized special days of the week in which students dressed accordingly. On Monday, ' Fifties Day ' roamed the campus with students drifting back into the golden days of old with slick backed hair, pleated pants and saddle shoes. Tuesday found a new type of college student can- vassing the campus— Hillbillies— all dressed out with that style found only from the secluded hills. Kiddie Day took over the college on Wednesday with diapers, baby bottles and poka-dot dresses. Thursday brought PRC ' s school colors out as ev- eryone was urged to dress in the colors of maroon and gold. Capping the week was Gum and Sucker day, and students were armed appropiately with gigantic lolly-pops and gobs of heavy duty bubble gum. Many hours were spent in water balloon combat with males and females, dorm against dorm, friend against friend. As always the fun begins with simple water balloons thrown at unsuspecting targets, but as the week goes on trash cans, buckets and fire extinguishers are used to soak the opponent. Shaving cream is another favorite form of ammunition. All in all, Perk Week allows all the students to unwind, let loose and act crazy without anyone really looking at them as if they ' re nuts. It ' s a fun time . . . that really should be reserved for only once a year. f 33 37 Tub Day Nets Candlelighters $900 The middle of a college cafeteria is certainly not the normal place to take a bath — especially when a thousand to fourteen hundred per- sons are getting ready for lunch. Nevertheless, the young and the old, the students and faculty mem- bers, the crest of the administra- tion and even the instigators took their turns — whether they needed it or not — at bathing in public here on campus. The first ever SPARC (Student Publicizing Activities on the River Campus) sponsored Tub Day was held to raise money for the newly formed University Medical Center Candlelighters, an organization es- pecially for individuals with chil- dren suffering from cancer. Almost $900 was donated to see their favorite person take a 15 minute splash in the ole tub right smack in the middle of the noon cafeteria line. Complete with bub- ble bath, rubber duckies and scrub brush, one by one the chosen few hit the water. Most came prepared for the occa- sion, while others hammed it up, just a little, with scuba diving suits and ruffled bloomers. Still others were caught unaware and had to take the dive in their working clothes. The Poplarville Rotary Club, meeting in one of the conference rooms, saw how much fun everyone was having. Soon the members found out that to sponsor a mid-day soaking would cost only $25 per person, and within a blink the local business men had shuf- fled out $50 and President Marvin White and Dean Enoch Seal were soon singing Popeye the Sailor Man . Dr. White had beautifully ma- neuvered his way out of sitting in the spotlight all day long by sug- gesting other individuals, whom he thought would draw more at- tention. The Rotary ' s action came as somewhat of a surprise and the next thing he knew, it was ear- washing time. Even Dr. Becky Askew, SPARC advisor and instigator of so many of the activities on campus, found herself getting a wet feeling of what the activity was all about. The Candlelighters began about two years ago as a service to par- Becky ents with children suffering from cancer. There is a need for par- ents of children being treated for cancer to have a place to talk and discuss ways to cope with the situ- ation, said Randy Reed, vice-presi- dent of the organization and vo- tech counselor here at the Poplarville campus. Read ' s baby girl died of Leuke- mia last year after a long illness. Treatment for the disease can take weeks, months or even years, causing more mental, physical and financial strain on the family. At the present time 140 families in Mississippi have children being treated at the University Medical Center. The Candlelighters not only provide an avenue for the parents to socialize, but the group also sponsors at least two get togethers each year. You may have started some- thing other junior college and uni- versity organizations can copy, said Bob Minyard, president of the organization. Speaking for the 140 families here in Mississippi, we are truly greatful for the time and ef- fort you spent in supporting our organization and our children. What ' s So Rough About College Life? No Female Beauty Contest Is Hit LADIES OF THE EVENING . . . Pearl River College ' s Beta Tau Chap- ter of the Phi Beta Lambda sponsored the first annual No Female Beauty Contest here on the PRC campus. The beautiful or not so beautiful ladies or whatever, joined in the fun to raise money for the St. Jude ' s Hospital in Memphis. The winners of the compe- tition were (from left) Mark Griffith, Prentiss, Best Legs; Steve Dees, Pica- yune, Best Chest; Wesley Berry, Prentiss, Mr. No-Female Beauty; and Howard Walters, PRC insturctor, Poplarville, Best Dressed. CAST OF CHARACTERS Brenda Boyd . . . Hope Garrett Milo Melrose . . . Joey Carver Norine Laverne . . Julie Ross Sandy Stone . . . Pam Campbell Rusty Rains . . . Ricky Badon Thomas Tubby Mohr . . . Robert Pigott Slugger Grady . Greg Cannon Narcissus Nice . . Larry Rogers Liz Sharpe . . . Debbie Brint— Stephanie Sims Cora Clay . . . Dee Daughdrill— June Hadfield Mrs. China Gribley Regina Carson— Shirley Pullen CREW MEMBERS Director . . . Connie Holmes Assistant Directors . . . Clay Knight— Lisa Stoufflet Stage Manager . . . Melynda Walker Assistant Stage Manager . . . Paul Milner Publicity . . . Paul Robinson, Ricky Badon, Robert Pigott, Lisa Stoufflet Costume . . . Vicky Miller, Regina Carson Make-Up . . . Sherry Vampran, Lisa Stoufflet, Vicky Miller, Drudy Campbell Prompters . . . Melynda Walker, Drudy Campbell, Suzi Walker, Vicky Miller Props . . . Ronnie Tillman, Deedee Hargett Lights . . . Rodney Saucier, Greg Cannon Scenery . . . Clay Knight, Lisa Stoufflet, Melynda Walker, Paul Milner, Paul Robinson, Ricky Badon, Robert Pigott, Vicky Miller, Regina Carson, Sherry Vampran, Drudy Campbell, Suzi Walker, Ronnie Tillman, Deedee Hargett, Rodney Saucier, Greg Cannon Program . . . Suzi Walker Tori is Parish Fair Queen at Franklinton, La. Tori Payne a Pearl River freshman, was crowned Washington Par- ish Fair Queen on stage of the Franklinton Fairgrounds. The Bogalusa native was crowned by State Representative Lawerence Sheridan and received a $500 savings bond along with the title. Sixteen women entered the competition. Drawl Has Part In Sending Miss Pope To Atlantic City Donna Pope, Miss Pearl River County, is Miss Mississippi and was second runner-up to Miss America in the annual pageant staged in Atlantic City. Miss Pope did not attend Pearl River, however, the Dixie Drawl did play a little part in sending her to the Miss America Pageant. Three years ago it was the PRC newspaper which sponsored the Miss Pearl River County Pageant and in so doing gave Donna the experience and opportunity she needed to compete for the title. The Drawl revived the pageant after years of non-existence. Homecoming — 1 980 Homecoming Court — 1980 n Sophomore Maids Freshman Maids Dr. Thomas Malone Named PRCs ' 80 Alumnus of Year Pete Jones, Earliest graduate Dr. Thomas J. Malone of La- Grange, Georiga was named Pearl River Junior College ' s 1980 Alumnus of the Year before a large crowd of former graduates and supporters of Mississippi ' s pio- neer junior college. The award was presented by Larry Ladner of Hattiesburg a 1977 recipient of the award, during the annual PRC Alumni Banquet. The most significant years of my life were spent at PRC , said Dr. Malone, after the selection. This award is one of the most prestigious I have ever been hon- ored to receive. Dr. Malone attended Hattiesburg public schools and graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 1957. During his stay at Pearl River, Dr. Malone played two years of varsity football under legendary Coach Dobie Holden, and one year of varsity basketball. He was select- I ed for Phi Theta Kappa honorary ™ society, and was valedictorian of his graduating class of 1960 with a pre-engineering degree. Homecoming Was a Hugh Success 55 57 1980 Football 58 The Pearl River Wildcats headed out on the road for their first gridiron encounter of the 1980 season as they ventured to Moorhead to face the Trojans of Delta Junior College. In what was to become a defensive struggle for both teams, Pearl River found themselves in trouble early in the contest as quarterback Mark Toler ' s first offensive play was intercepted, leaving the Trojans knocking towards the goal line on the ' Cats ' 12 yard line. But the Wildcat defense held as Woodrow Ducksworth collapsed the Trojans ' fourth down try from the eight yard line. The Wildcats pinned Delta deep in their own territory late in the first quarter and were granted a safety as the Trojan punter was forced out of the end zone on a bad snap from center. The 2-0 score in favor of the ' Cats would stand until late in the contest. In the fourth quarter Greg Slade recovered a Delta fum- ble on the 23 yard line and three plays later Toler found John Bissell all alone. Pearl River 9— Delta 0 1980 Roster No. NAME POSITION HOMETOWN 7 Lance Larson QB Oak Grove, Ms. 10 Jeff Brent WR Oak Grove, Ms. Tim Holmes QB-WR New Orleans, La. 12 Mark Toler QB Purvis, Ms. 13 Jimmy Whiddon DB Purvis, Ms. 14 Carl Pierce S-QB Brooklyn, Ms. 15 Brent Swindoll CB-P Petal, Ms. 20 Anthony Patterson TB Picayune, Ms. 21 Donnie Lewis FB-LB Columbia Ms. 22 Randall Colette TB Cecelia, La. 23 Bob Shelton M Oak Grove, Ms. 24 Tracey Dyess FB-LB Columbia, Ms. 25 Sammy Dyar WR Mobile Ala. 26 Ralph Preston CB Sumrall, Ms. 27 Kelvin Smith DE Petal, Ms. 28 Rip Prichard FB Picayune, Ms. 29 Denist Nelson TB-CB Hancock Ms. 30 M-FB Oak Grove Ms. 31 Alan Dickinson M Hattiesburg, Ms 32 M 33 Hoi lis Pay ton TB West Marion Ms 34 FB 35 Kenny Caines WR-CB Sumrall Ms 36 Steve Dees 1 6 g 37 WR Pi une Ms 38 Ri :kv 1 ihn FB-LB P c M 39 Larrv G ff WR Bl fr F rri sb M 40 Ben Preston CB-QB East Marion S Ms 50 Manford Moses Q Prentiss Ms 51 Kyle Highstreet Prentiss Christian Ms 52 Geri Grubbs DB Picayune, Ms. 53 Ken Lambert DT Columbia, Ms. 54 John Hart .og OG Bogalusa, La. 55 Oscar Craft C Sumrall, Ms. 60 John Gatlin OG Mobile, Ala. 61 Cris Crosby C Picayune, Ms. 62 Bobby Stockstill K Picayune, Ms. 63 Paul Mitchell N Oakgrove, Ms. 64 Anthony Ross LB Blair, Hattiesburg, Ms. 65 William Tillman DT Bay St. Louis, Ms. 66 Kelvin McLemore LB Lumberton, Ms. 67 Sidney Payton LB Blair, Hattiesburg, Ms. 68 David Depreo OG-DT St. Stanislaus, Ms. 69 Russell Phillips OG Picyaune, Ms. 70 Mike Bradley OT Mobile, Ala. 71 Jackie Hathorn DT Bassfield, Ms. 72 Kirk Blankenship DT Blair, Hattiesbur, Ms. 73 Greg Slade N Bogalusa, La. 74 Alex Kennedy OT Carriere, Ms. 75 Greg Blow OT Chickasaw, Ala 76 Reid Houston OT Columbia, Ms. 77 Eddie Gardner N Oak Grove, Ms 78 David Russell DT Picayune, Ms. 79 Billy Bounds DT Petal, Ms. 80 John Bissell TE Baton Rouge, La. 81 Roderick Edwards TE Lumberton, Ms 82 Mark Griffith DE Prentiss, Ms. 93 Mark Wesley DE Oak Grove, Ms 84 Wookroe Ducksworth I ' B-M Blair, Hattiesburg, Ms. 85 Kendall McClmton TE Carriere, Ms. 86 David Dearman LB Blair, Hattiesburg, Ms. 87 Jarrell Newsome TE Prentiss, Ms. 88 William E. Price DE Bassfield, Ms Pearl River 0 — Jones 17 It was called by newspapers across the state — The game that would decide the south division championship. The two perennial football powers of Jones and Pearl River would battle it out in the Wild- cats ' backyard. Both brought unblemished 1-0 records to the contest. The first half brought on what fans from both sides expected — neither team was able to put points on the scoreboard, although Jones failed twice on field goal attempts from inside the forty yard line. But in the second half, Pearl River met its downfall. The Bobcats ' Sherman Wells broke the 0-0 deadlock with a 31 yard field goal, giving Jones the lead. The Bobcats rallied twice more in the fourth quarter for touchdown runs of 1 and 72 yards respectively to roll up a 17-0 victory, which left the Wildcats 1-1 on the season and 0-1 in the south divisi on race. The Wildcats were held to 133 total yards while the Bobcats were credited with 386. PRC 51— Coahoma 7 After an emotional loss to Jones, the Cats needed a big game to turn around the momentum and get the team back on the right track. Wildcat head coach J. C. Arban decided that the team needed a new look and inserted a wishbone offense into the Pearl River offen- sive look. The result brough a 51-7 trouncing of north division foe, Coahoma. Although Coahoma was not one of the strongest teams of the Wildcat schedule, many fans thought that the victory over Coahoma was the beginning of a new, more potent Pearl River football team. The best thing we got from the game with the Ti- gers was confidence that our offense can run with the ball and can score, said Arban. PRC 5— Hinds 28 By the time the Wildcats ' match-up with Hinds came around, the PRC team was sporting a 2-1 mark and had hopes of getting back into the divisional race. Hinds had not been one of the strongest teams in recent years; however, new coach Bill Buckner had the Eagles on the move. In fact, the Eagles were in the race right up until the last game of the season. On this particular night the new stadium at Raymond, the Wildcats had problems again. A safety and field goal in the first half were the only points the ' Cats could muster. The final score was 28-5 and the PRC maroon and gold found themselves in the midst of soul searching. PRC 28— EC 14 Pearl River fell behind 7-0 to the Warriors early in the first period, but the Cats came back as Donnie Lewis scored from one yard out and Bobby Stockstill added the PAT to even the score just before halftime. In the second half the offensive power of the Wild- cats came unleashed as Mark Toler passed to tailback Dentist Nelson for 23 yards and a touchdown to move the River to a 14-7 advantage. But East Central came back quickly to even the game at 14 all as the third quarter ended. After a short defensive struggle PRC linebacker Ken- ny Caines intercepted a pass setting up Lewis for an- other one yard paydirt scamper. The Cats received an insurance score late in the contest as the Warriors coughed up the ball on their own one yard line and Hollis Payton got the touchdown score. PRC rolled up 315 yards in total offense with Nelson being the leading Wildcat rusher, picking up 70 yards on eight attempts. The victory pushed the season record to 3-0 — 1-2 in the strong south division. 63 PRC 10— GC 28 The successful activities celebrating Perk Week on campus came to an abrupt halt in Pascagoula as the Bulldogs utilized a devastating rushing attack to put the Wildcats at bay, and run off a 28-10 victory in an important south division contest. The ' Cats defense, which had been stingy all year, allowed the Bulldogs an unbelievable 325 rushing. So much yardage it would become a season record. The outcome of the game was never seriously in doubt as the Wildcats were plagued with numerous mental errors throughout the contest. We just took turns playing like first graders, said Arban. The loss cancelled any slim chance of the ' Cats mak- ing a post season appearance. It would be the fourth year in a row the Wildcats would keep a regulation schedule of ten games. PRC 0— Holmes 7 Pearl River found their fourth loss on the season coming against the Holmes ' Eagles as the Wildcats ' of- fense turned the ball over five times before a rain- soaked crowd in the Dobie Holden Stadium. Although the ' Cats led in total yardage after the game was completed (268-173) the Eagles led on the scoreboard by turning a Wildcat fumble into a touchdown early in the third quarter. The game was very devastating for the Pearl River team, who had yet to put back-to-back wins together during the season — drifting further down in the south division standings. It was a time of concern for the Pearl River support- ers as poor playing and lack of team unity might bring about only the third losing season in the history of the PRC football program. 64 Pearl River 24 — Southwest 16 Homecoming night belonged to freshman tailback Randall Collette who single-handedly crushed the Bears ' defense. Collette was beauty in motion as he raced for 224 yards on 19 carries and one touchdown. But when it rains, it pours, as other ' Cats, namely Steve Dees and back-up quarterback Lance Larson, turned in outstanding performances. Larson beautifully executed the wishbone attack while Dees brought in two passes from his wide receiver position for 53 yards and one touchdown. Both teams went into the locker rooms tied at 10 points all, but in the second half the ' Cats fell behind as the Bears recovered a fumble and scored five plays later, but missed the PAT. The Wildcats then exploded behind Collette who picked 144 of his yards in the second half. In the third period Collette bulled his way over from 11 yards out to give the ' Cats the lead at 17-10 and Collette ' s scamp- er of 47 yards set up PRC ' s final scoring effort by Hol- lis Payton who rolled over the right side from seven yards out for the score. Pearl River evened their season record at 4-4 for the year and came one step closer to assuring themselves of a winning ledger in 1980. 65 PRC 33— CL 10 The Wildcats assured themselves at least of a break- even season as they trounced the Wolves 33-3 with all the ' Cat ' s scoring coming in the first half. Steve Dees once again proved valuable at this wide- out slot as he scored on a 55 yard pass play from Lance Larson and later returned a punt 56 yards for the Wild- cat ' s final score of the game. Pearl River dropped behind early in the contest as the Wolves converted a 32 yard field goal early in the first period. From then on it was all Pearl River as Bob Collette netted the first ' Cat points on a one yard run up the middle and the rout was on. Dentist Nelson found paydirt on a 10 yard run and Larson connected with John Bissell for the remainder of the scoring. Pearl River 27— Northeast 17 For the final contest of the season, Pearl River was pitted against Northeast Junior College who came into the game undefeated and untied, with the recognition of being the number one junior college football team in the country. It was the first game in the entire season when both the ' Cats defensive and offensive units came together as a team. And the results were devastating for the Ti- gers. The Wildcats ' defense, led by Kelvin McLemore and David Dearman, was vicious and stingy as they stopped the Tigers cold in the first half with two interceptions and two fumble recoveries. PRC ' s offesne was nothing less than potent. The ' Cats drove for 17 points in the first two periods as Bobby Stockstill coverted a 32 yard field goal, an elec- trifying 25 yard punt return by Bobby Moorehead, and a one yard run by Bob Collette. But the Tigers came back in the third period march- ing 74 yards in 15 plays for the touchdown, then turn- ing right around and hitting on a 32 yard field goal to tighten the score to 17-10. Wide receiver Steve Dees gave the ' Cats some breath- ing room in the fourth quarter as he caught a 23 yard touchdown pass from Larson, and with 4:44 to go in the s eason, Stockstill capped the game with a 28 yard shot through the uprights for the Wildcats ' final score of the contest. Northeast combined for one last touchdown in the closing minutes, but any chance of preserving their unblemished season was lost. The Pearl River Wildcats had knocked off the nation ' s number one school and finished their season at a more than respectable 6-4 ledger. Nelson was the top running back for the River as he gained 72 yards on seven carries and Larson completed just four of 13 attempts, but for an excellent 119 yards. It truly was a big win for us, said headmaster J. C. Arban, ending the season with three straight wins and beating the nation ' s best made all the hard work worthwhile. ALL STAR PLAYERS Kelvin McLemore Oscar Craft Denist Nelson Brent Swindoll PRC ' S BEST . . . These players were elected by squad vote as the best Wildcat football players during 1980. (from left) Denist Nelson, best offensive back; Bobby Stockstill, best special teams player; Kelvin McLemore, outstanding defensive back; Oscar Graft, oustanding offensive lineman; David Russell, best defensive back; Alex Kennedy, most improved player; and Randall Collette, also best offensive back. ALL-STATE PLAYERS Kelvin McLemore Division ' s Oustanding Defensive Back ' Second Team AII- American Oscar Craft Keith Courtney 68 Merry Christmas Santa Makes Annual Visit to PRC Campus Santa Claus, drooping belly and all, made his annual pre-Christmas stop here on the Pearl River College Campus last week, during the annual PRC Christmas celebration. For the second year in a row, he also brought along his number one elf, D.R. Davis, clad only in his origi- nal concoction of giant green Glad Bag, to assist in reading a list of faculty and students who have been naughty and nice. Before good Ole Saint Nick made his blazing en- trance however, commuters, faculty members and re- presentatives from each resident hass sang various Christmas carols, which actually resembled Christmas tunes. Nearly 200 individuals participated in the activities with nearly the same number watching and listening with vocal approval. The event was sponsored by SPARC, Students Publizing Activities on the River Campus. A short Christmas devotion was given by Ellis Seal and a skit was presented about Scrooge Miller Hammill before competition between the different domitories began. Some of the dormitories used creativity and original- ity to mix with their singing ability. White Hall, for example, had its entire group dressed as walking Christmas packages, while Marion Hall entourage came to th e event on a wagon of hay and singing Riding Through The Snow . A group of faculty members, commuters, and a deter- mined, actually brave, segement of Pearl River Hall men, each sang a couple of Christmas tunes. Crosby, another female resident complex, amde their appearance dressed in little girlie clothes, complete with their own Santa Claus and Christmas clown. Alida Ruiz from Venezuela, added a special note as she sang a solo in Spanish. Two other men dormitories added spice to the entire evening. Huff Hall, the second place winner, came dressed in leotards, baseball hats and toboggans, Lamar Hall, the athletic dormitory, also made a humble ap- pearance and came close on a couple of occasions of ac- tually carrying a recognizable tune. Santa and his number one elf then read a long list of items students and faculty members wanted for Christ- mas. Santa then announced that White Hall had won first place in dormitory competition and he was off to rest up for his December 24 trek. Dr. and Mrs. Marvin R. White hooked up the campus Christmas tree and delivered the closing message. Space Cadets Win 36-18 WHO WOULDN ' T SMILE? .... The Space Cadets, the 1980 intramural flag football champions, take a break from their victory celebration to display some smiles and a couple of reasons for their grins. The Ca- dets posted a 11-1 record for the season, the final game being the stomping of the Rescurers 28-18 for the championship. Members of the squad are from left, kneeling: Steven Trelles, Owen Brayson, and Keith Martinez. Standing from left are Shane Hendrix, Brett Barrett, Mike Lowery, David Cullop, Dwayne Lafon- taine, Scott Rey, and Brett Barras. New Intramural Program Has Plenty of Action IB CO-REC CHAMPS. Jim Sanders ' team pulled out a last second bomb mural volleyball team, Low Riders, defeated F-Troop in the volleyball play to win the Co-Rec. flag football championship. Members of the championship last week in two out of three play. The score was 15- team are (standing from left) Doug Miller, Chuck Mims and Jim 13, 6-15 and 15-13. Memebers of the winning team are (from left) Sanders. Kneeling (from left) Regina Smith, Raylynn Mims and Pam standing Mark Strum, Stuart Allen, Mike Patch and Wesley Berry. Davis. Kneeling (from left) are Keith Broome, John Dial and Vic Russell. 76 PTK MEMBERS ATTEND FALL CONFERENCE . . . Pearl River Col- lege ' s Phi Theta Kappa organization was named the Outstanding Chapter in the Mississippi-Tennessee Region for work accomplished by last year ' s organization. Advisor Norma Hammill was also selected the Out- standing Sponsor for the same PTK region. Attending the fall conference in Natchez were (kneeling from left) Donna Coulter, Picayune; Sandra Guillery, New Orleans and Ellen Knapp of Picayune. Standing (from Left) are Norma Hammill, advisor; Ann Morris, advisor; Tony Dunaway, Sumrall; Fran Sallinger, Bay St. Louis; Tammy Lee, Picayune; David McDoanld, Poplarville; Ellis Seal, Poplarville; Trish Marsiano, Picayune; Robert Shiyou, Hancock North Cen- tral. Not pictured is Wanda Daniels of Bogalusa, La. PTK Named Best in Region 79 The String of Pearls Pearls: Seated from left: Cindy Morris and Hope Garrett. Second Row — from left: Rose Wagner, Rebecca Ladner, Sandra McNabb, Julie Ross, Brenda Price, Eileen Rieden, Libby Saxon, and Sherie Ladner. Back Row — from left: Cynthia Jones, Lisa Daley, Debbie Fortenberry, Wendy Abrams, Pam Campbell, Missi Sones, Angel Hall and Dee Dee Strickland. 84 The Pearls in Action Flags, rifles, band, Pearls performing Student Directors: Larry Rodgers, Doyla Kellar 1980 Marching Units BAND MEMBERS BAND MEMBERS CONT DRUM MAJORS Ricky Aldridge Vance Herrin Doyla Kellar Scott Barrett Danny Harry Larry Rogers Billy Berger Charles Foster Gerald Bates Stephen Henry RIFLES John C. Branson Hank Johnsey Ronnie Burge Chip Lee Michelle Bester Jessie Broome Janine Lee Rene Drury James Bond Michelle Manuel Janice Morris Kent Capooth Ricky Malley Janice Poole Vincent Carter Danny Mullis Joey Carver Joe Polk FLAGS Jerry Byrd Carey Prince Gwen Daniels Stuart Smith Donna Jo McCloud Churky Davis Bobby Doug Stewart Lisa Moon Ron Ducarpe Jay Taylor Donna Morris Georgie Enslin Tammy Theriot Bertha Poole Connie Edwards David Watkins Lisa Powe Bill Harrison Milton Wiley Rene Hughes Wesley Foundation Kneeling from left, Angela Beverly, Sharon Boone, Vicki Miller, Doug Miller and Tammy Theriot. Standing from left, Jeff Graves, Rev. Larry Speed, Elizabeth Alsworth, advisor; Charles Foster and Georgie Enslin. SPARC Seated from left: Dr. Becky Askew, Andy Deal, Clifton Ratliff, Robby White, and Lisa Douglas. Standing from left: Bob Shelton, John Sorrells, Bill Barstis, Hope Garrett, Woodroe Ducksworth, Brian Oglesbee, Donna Daughdrill, Amy Howell, Ladette Ladner, Lucinda Ladner, Dee Daughdrill, Jan Gaude, Mark Wesley, Stuart Allen, Bobby Moorehead, Mark Batte, Clementine Thompson, Greg Cannon, and Stephanie Sims. Delta Psi Omega Seated from left: Paul Robinson, Ricky Badon, Pam Campbell, Greg Cannon, and Sherry Vampran. Kneeling from left: Connie Holmes, Advisor; Regina Carson, June Hadfield, Lisa Stoufflet, Melynda Walker, and Vicki Miller. Standing from left: Robert Pigott, Clay Knight, Paul Milner, Dee Dee Hargett, Veronica Tillman, and Rodney Saucier. Student Council The 1980-81 PRC Student Council: (front row, from left) Nita Boudreaux, Stephanie Sims, Don- na Daughdrill, Lydette Ladner and Lucinda Ladner. Back row (from left) Lance Larson, Stuart Allen, Miller Hammill, advisor, Mark Wesley and Brian Olgesbee, council president. 1980-81 Freshman officers: (from left) Randy Lott, vice-president; Ladette Ladner and Donna Daughdrill class represen- tatives and Lance Larson, president. Not pictured Anne Furr, secretary-treasurer. Olgesbee— Council president Mark Wesley — Sop president Lance Larson — Freshman president Cosmos From left: Francis Rawls, student instructor; Bessie Arnold, president; Rhonda Dewease, vice-president; Linda Schmitz, secretar y; Lorene McCallum, director; Lucy Davis, treasurer; Sonja Smith, representative; Gloria Travis, historian; Pat Jeanfreau, class repre- sentative; and Wilma Barrett, Mrs. Cosmo. Cosmetology Top from left; Brenda Summers, Hattie Hobgood, Pat Jeanfreau, Shirley Holmes, Charla Knight, Linda Davis, Sonja Smith, Rosetta King. Bottom from left: Verna Meitzler, Rhonda Dewease, Peggy Westbrook, Bessie Arnold, Joyce Depreo, Lucy Davis, Jeanette Miller, Wilma Barrett, Greg Watts (kneeling), Christy Stockstill, Lorene McCallum, instructor; Gloria Travis, Scarlette Mannes, Tracey Lee. Nita Boudreaux, Bobby Modrhead elected Mr. and Miss Pearl River College Nita is a sophomore from Franklin, La. Bobby is a sophomore from North Forrest. Sophomore Favorites John Sorrells — Oak Grove Mark Wesley — Oak Grove Robbie White — Columbia Dee Daughdrill — Prentiss Lisa Douglas — Columbia Lucinda Ladner — Nancock County Freshman Favorites Hope Garrett — Poplarville Ladette Ldaner — Hancock County Shannon Roberts — Columbia Mike Bradley — Mobile, Ala. Renee Brown, Lafayette, La. Lance Larson, Oak Grove Dee Daughdrill Lisa Douglas Lucinda Ladner John Sorrells Mark Wesley Robbie White Sophomore Favorites 98 Hope Garrett Ladette Ladner Shannon Roberts Mike Bradley Renee Brown Lance Larson Freshmen Favorites Dee Daughdrill Lance Larson Mike Bradley Renee Brown The River Magic . . it will live forever within those who pass this way Wildcats Lady Wildcats The River Atmosphere 112 Academic Who ' s Who in Junior Colleges Mary Draper, Bay St. Louis, Ms. Tony Dunaway, Sumrall, Ms. Kenny Howard, Poplarville, Ms. Academic Who ' s Who David McDonald, Poplarville, Ms. Suzanne McSwain, Bogalusa, La. Joan Randall, Moss Point, Ms. Roman Penton — Poplarville, Ms. Vocational Who ' s Who Mickey Breeland— Neely, Ms. June Grant— Waveland, Ms. John Tadlock— Hattiesburg, Ms. Technical Who ' s Who Thank You Mr. Dunagin Memories of Mr. Dunagin will live forever here at Pearl River College He impressed me the first day I walked into his class. I didn ' t know what to expect from him, having heard all the usual stories about his Confederate tales and WW II jokes. What I envisioned was a mean, ungiving, drill sargeant-type of teacher, but instead, I found a warm caring and easy-going in- structor. In the short time my fellow students and I had the honor of sharing his intelligence and wisdom, we all gained respect and admiration for him. He never failed to answer a question, supply humor to enlighten a sleepy class, or give a depressed student encouragement. He quickly grew to be my favorite teacher. I loved to hear his war stories and tales about his ancestors, but yet, I found myself learning a subject that I had never been able to grasp before — a miracle in itself. He has left this world now though — but his spirit will for- ever fill the River campus. His smile will stay always in the hearts of his many past students and his voice will echo through our minds. Mr. Dunagin, thank you for sharing a part of yourself with Pearl River College. Afro- American Organization First row, from left, Cynthia Keys, chairperson of so- cial committee; Clementine Thompson, secretary; Carmen Green, Ester Fortenberry, Pamela Knight, treasurer, president; Sharon Lewis, Cynthia Jackson, scrap book committee; Dorothy Jordan, faculty spon- sor; Woodroe Ducksworth, public relations. Top row, from left, William Price, public relations; Tommye Fortenberry, James Myles, Black Minister Representa- tive, Linda Montgomery, Sharon Varnado, Parliamen- tarian; Charlie Hightower, vice-president. King and Queen Afro American . . . David Mitchell and Cynthia Jackson. BSU 1st Row — left to right: David McDonald, Bill Kirkpatrick, Ellis Seal, Meetah Myrthe, David Brown, Pam Campbell, Jerry Byrd, Roman Penton, Christine Zollinghofer, Melanie Gasser, Amy Howell, Denise Adams, Greg Ledbetter, Joe Polk, Susan Corley, Larry Rogers, Lesley Hodge, James Bond, Lori McClendon, Darren Hodge, Robert Pigott. 2nd Row — left to right: Renee Dubose, Julie Robinson, Connie Penton, Sandra McNabb, Charles Fyrder, Paul Milner, Robert Shyiou, Patricia Anderson, Rochelle McClendon, Ann Furr, Randy Carver, Taffie Snowden, June Hadfield, Sherri Jones. BSU Singers Phi Theta Kappa Phi Beta Lambda From left: Dee Daughdrill, Mike Byrd, Sandy Guillory, Daphne Weir, Donna Daughdrill, Tony Dunaway, Wanda Daniels, Donna Garner, Mary Haviland, Pam Davis, Druedy Campbell, Allie Hartfield, Monica Park- er, Shirley Daniels, Shirley Pullen, Trish Mardiano, Thelma Owen, Brenda Windham, Advisor; Donna Coulter, Lavonne Henley, advisor; and Bobbie Davis, advisor. PBL Officers: From left: Dee Daughdrill, vice-president; Tony Dunaway, sergeant-at-arms; Wan- da Daniels, secretary; Trish Marciano, parliamentarian; Shirley Pullen, reporter; Sandy Guillory, treasurer; and Donna Coulter, president. ROTC PRC Singers From left: Denise Adams, Ricky Malley, Lory McClendon, Ricky Aldridge, Reesa Burge, Jerry Byrd, Janis Johnson, Georgie Enslin, Charles Fos- ter, and James Bond. Together we learned . . . 126 to dance, then you must continue to pay 121 Pearl River College Basketball Frustration and bitter disappointment finally came to an end of a Monday night in Utica. For the 1980-81 edition of the Wildcats, it meant a complete turn-around of the previous 18-8 led- ger set a year ago. Numerous obstacles impeded the Wildcats path to success. Of the thirteen original players eli- gible for season play, only five remained due to disciplinary dismissal, inadequate grades, and not electing to return after the Christmas break. To have any bench relief at all, two of Pearl River ' s managers turned players with several weeks left in the year to bring the total number of squad members to seven. Playing only seven members, did not stop the ' Cats or Billy Holmes from playing aggresive basketball. The original five we put on the court can play with anyone in the state , said Holmes, if they all play with the same level of intensity and execute properly. In fact, these seven won several despite being outnumbered on the roster. Wins over LSU-A1- exandria, Southwest, and East Central came when the River was benchless. Follow that with several Heart-Breaking defeats by Jones, Hinds, and Co-Lin, its easily seen that the Cats were competitive. After two successive season-opening wins at home, the Wildcats ran into a offensive slump and registered nine straight losses. The early December skid took most of the wind out of the sails for Pearl River the remainder of the season. The Wildcats never seemed to regain the momentum so evident in the opening wins. As a re- sult, several members of the team fell by the wayside and left the few remaining to dedicate themselves and finish out the season. A seventh place finish placed the Cats against the Utica Bulldogs in the first round of the South Division Tournament. Thoughts of last season ' s opening round win over Utica ran through the minds of the players and followers of Pearl River basketball, but this year was not to be. Consistant play of Johnny Fells and Barry Arcement kept the Cats close throughout the first half and left the River in striking distance trailing only 54-44. However, an untimely virus overcame starter, Renee Brown, and the freshman star sat out the majority of second half. This with Non-existent defense , said Holmes, and an owesome offensive attack on part of the Bulldogs, led to the Pearl River express running out of gas, falling 106-80. Again, as most of the year dictated, Fells paced the Wildcats with 26 points, Landry Cage and John Williams each tossed in 14, Arcement netted 13, and Brown collected nine in his short tenure. Manager-players, John Bailey and Randy Lott, each hit a field goal to round out the Wildcats ' scoring. With the ned of the 1980-81 season and its frustrations, Coach Holmes can hopefully pack up all the turmoils faced by the squad and lock them up forever. In years to come, this team will not be remembered for its 7-20 record, but for the players who stuck it out, The Magnificient Five plus Two . John Williams Renee Brown Renee Brown, No. 12 The ' 80-81 Ledger PRC 68 LSUA 66 PRC 52 Panola, TX PRC 82 Meridian 71 PRC 79 Kilgore, TX PRC 64 Southwest 81 PRC 70 Utica PRC 74 CoLin 91 PRC 88 LSUA PRC 46 East Mississippi 63 PRC 92 Southwest PRC 59 Perk 87 PRC 56 CoLin PRC 40 Jones 53 PRC 60 Jones PRC 70 Southwest 96 PRC 54 Perk PRC 74 Perk 75 PRC 72 Hinds PRC 61 Panola TX 65 PRC 100 East Central PRC 81 East Central 85 PRC 80 Utica PRC 90 Hinds 88 PRC 84 Meridian 78 7 WINS 20 LOSSES PRC 57 Jones 77 70 81 87 68 89 74 71 79 75 93 106 135 Lady Cats have best season ever; reach south, overall and regionals! During the 1980-81 school year, only one varsity squad on the Pearl River campus made the South Divi- sion finals and competed for the overall State Championship. The Lady Wildcats are sole possessors of any post- season victories, and also qualified for the right to en- ter national competition. The first week of March, the Lady Cats journey to Memphis, Tennessee, to enter the Region Seven Tour- nament. The Cats were Mississippi ' s third-seeded team and own a fine 17-8 record. Under Coach Billy Holmes, Pearl River completely turned around a program in a years time. Coming from a 6-19 record of a year ago, Holmes launched his Cats into state-wide prominence. Sophomores Nita Boudreaux, Faith Harrell, Lisa Douglas, Lawana Johnson, Leslie Williamson, and Bren- da Young are to be commended for not giving up after such a horrendous start their first year. They have defi- nitely proved to be the leaders of this season ' s team. Newcomers to the ' 80-81 edition of the Lady Cats were Shelly Dedeaux, Glenda Gardner, Tedora Hookfin, Rosemary Lofton, and Jennifer Ramshur. These fresh- men have blended well into the River style of basket- ball. Also receiving praise should be manager-trainer, Ka- ren Patch. Her hard work and dedication to the health of the Lady Cats during the long, grueling schedule, kept Pearl River with the winning edge. The students and community showed their apprecia- tion for a successful ledger during the South Division Tournament contests, held on campus. Large crowds added enthusiasm and excitement, helping the Cats to come out on top. i 16 Lady ' Cats win GETTING ROSES AT THE SOUTH DIVISION TOURNAMENT 140 PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC PRC LEDGER LSUA MERIDIAN EAST MISSISSIPPI PERK JONES SOUTHWEST PERK EAST CENTRAL HINDS MERIDIAN JONES UTICA LSUA SOUTHWEST CO-LIN UTICA JONES PERK HINDS EAST CENTRAL CO LIN CO LIN HINDS JONES NORTHWEST 55 54 82 70 91 68 68 82 68 68 80 61 59 61 60 69 83 45 63 54 53 65 70 84 LEFT TO RICHT-Leslie Williamson, Clenda Gardner, Lisa Douglas, Brenda Young, Faith Harrell PRC Girls entered regionals At Memphis rated No. 3 from Mississippi Lady Cats Lose South Crown to Jones Coach Holmes Nita Boudreaux at Jones The Season ended at Memphis .... after the Wildcat had been completed. ' 80-81 WAS THE BEST YEAR EVER. Pearl River College Board of Trustees Mr. Frank Fortenberry Mr. J.Q. Frierson Picture not available Mr. Billy Ray Hatten Marion County Pearl River County Omer Haas-Hancock Lamar County Mr. Billy Sills Mr. William Stafford Mr. Charles Speed Mr. Jack Stewart Hancock County Marion County Jeff Davis County Pearl River County Administrators ! SO Vo-Tech Center Dr. Cecil J. Burt Jack Batte Director Counselor 151 Lamar Vo-Tech Center Richard Clayton Kathy Gray Joseph R. Deeters Lola Jones Ralph Stinson Thomas Johnston Director Counselor Janitor Secretary Electricity Metal Trades Instructor Instructor Hancock Vo-Tech Center Anne Sellier Alvin K. Bourgeois 152 PRC Staff Employees Maintenance LEFT TO RIGHT— Kenneth Pertuit, Clay Allen, Marie Henry, Cecil Wheat, Gary Roth, and Rusty Smith. Student Center Workers LEFT TO RIGHT— Pauline Seal, Betty Smith, Marilyn Houston, Anna Laura Travis, and Willie Bell Harris (not pic- tured) Sparklers Maroon win 1980 intramural BB titles Members of the 1980 girls championship intramural team, the Sparklers, are from Left to Right— STANDING— Tina Phillips, Gloria Pace, Cynthia Ball, Mary Taylor, and Linda Montgomery. KNEELING— Joycelyn Hommed, Ladora Armstrong, Beverly Rogers and Cynthia. Members of the 1980 boys championship intramural team, Maroon, are from Left to Right— Greg Banks, Jerry Phillips, Yancy McNeal, Victor Booth, Dennis Nelson, Sonny Creagh, Johnny Vite, J. P. Carter and Tim Morrison. The Dixie Drawl SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT— Cindy Croney, News Editor; Teresa Clark, Ricky Badon, Circulation Editor; Peggy Creel, News Editor; Kathy Pagani, Public Relations Secretary; Vickie Price, Margaret Boone, Compositor; Terri Quintini. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT— Ed Fore, Photog- raphy Editor; Ann Furr, Bob Wright, Co-Managing Editor; Doug Miller, Assistant Photo Editor; Michelle Bush, Sandy Mclnnis, Joey Howard, Sports Editor; Lisa Stouflett, Cliff Crandall, Co-Managing Editor; Wendy Abrams, Suzanne McSwain, Feature Editor; Larry L. Stanford, Advi- sor; Paul Robinson, Chief Reporter Special Promotions. The Wildcat Staff Spring Sports Members of the 1980 PRC baseball team did not have too much to smile about as they posted a 3-17 overall record, as bad weather and illness hampered their competitive spirit. Of- fense problems and lack of batting consistency kept t e Wildcats from doing their best. Members of the 1980 PRC baseball squad were— Sit- ting— LEFT TO RIGHT — Ricky Aldridge, Bob Collette, Scott Ray, Jeff Brent, Ben Barrett, Darrell Smith, Gary Beech and Ralph Broome. KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT— Kirk Folse, Ricky Malone, Mark Summers, Ken Byrd, Greg Freeman, Keith Courtney, David Brown, Drue Ross, and Manager Billy McWilliams. STANDING— LEFT TO RIGHT— Man- ager Mike Cooper, Rob Roberts, Dwayne LaFontaine, Mark Toler, Mark Griffith, Joey Shelton, Mark Wesley, Pat Posey, Doug Douglas, Frank Peniciaro and Coach J.C. Arban. Coached by Harvey Seligman, the team |A started off their season . ; with high hopes, but I Mother Nature and spring fever put a damper on the meets. Practice was often held in the new gym, also being shared by the base- ball and golf teams who were seeking refuge from the driving rains. Be- sides the lack of running simulation, spring fever claimed a few victims from practice, as well as bouts of illness. Pearl River came in last in most meets, but as always, there was a few standouts. Sonny Creagh placed 3rd in discus at the South Division Meet at Perkinston JuCo, and Jerry Phillips claimed a 5th place finish in the discus also. Walk-on Air Force veteran Bill Barstis worked all season on the mile run, finally getting it down to the very respectable time of 5:38 seconds. 80 golf team; the group had problems with the weather all spring, and many practices and meets had to be canceled. The squad had just regained their balance and were on the road to recovery when the season ran out on them, just bad breaks all along. The sun did come out long enough to get a picture of the group however: and the members of the 1980 PRC golf squad are from left to right— kneeling— Mike Lott and Cleet Cox. Standing from left to right— Bobby Moorehead, Roman Penton, Carl Pierce and Coach Herbert Morris. 162 Sophomore Class Ed Fore, Vicki Miller Trish Marsiano Wendy Abrams Bogalusa. LA Rickv Aldndge Poplarville. MS Stuart Allen Pass Christian, MS Rose Marv Anderson Purvis. MS Brian Anderson Purvis. MS Barrv Arcement Pass Christian, MS Angela Armstrong Foxworth, MS Bessie Arnold Lumberton, MS Archie Asher Bay St Louis. MS Beth Aultman Columbia, MS Rickv Badon Picayune, MS Wilma Barrett Lumberton. MS |ohn Barber Columbia, MS W Barstis Poplarville, MS Lvnn Bass Bassfield, MS Wesley Berry John Branson III Prentiss, MS |eff Brent Oak Grove Owen Brayson Carriere, MS Debbie Brint Picayune, MS Denise Bolar Picayune, MS Billy Bounds Petal, MS I l-.ii Oak MS Wendell Bowman Poplarville, MS Alice Bullock Angle, LA Lyuonia Boyd Hattiesburg, MS Sharon Boone Sandy Hook Keith Broom Bassfield lessie Broome Sumrall, MS David Burge Carriere Meryl Burge Picayune David Burgess Picayune lerry Bvrd Petal Drudy Campbel Columbia Pam Campbell Purvis Smb RegTa Carson Hancock Jhalisa Carter lumberton Hattiesburg, ( h.irles ( arrawav Carriere James Cascio Petal Umfnc hamHUi Freddie Collins Carnere Sammy Dyar Mobile, AL Terry Ellis Picayune Georgio Endin L ' Bro E oklyn Debra Estapa Bay St Louis Rose Fairly Ken Farrell Bay St Louis Holly Fink Columbia Stacv Fleming Picayune Scott Flynt Picayune Ed Fore Hollandale Debra Fortenberry WMF® i olumbi. Rhonda Fortenberry Columbia Charles Foster Charles Freyde Slidell Donna Garner Rena Gay- Emily Gilbert Picayune Bobby Graham Oak Grove Waveland Larry Griffin Hattiesburg. MS Mark Griffith Sandra Guillol Jennifer Haralson T 1 Fa.Ih Harrell Denise Hathor: LiLdora Henry Sandv Hook Wayne Hoffman David Irvin Hattiesbur; , MS C vnthia Jackson Waveland Darryl Jackson Joe Johnson Purvis Chris Jones Poplarville C ynthia Jont-s Hattieiburg Johnnie Jones SliehaYmrs Hassfield Shi-rn fonef Picayune Huey Kennar Bay SI Louis Cynthia Keys It.isslirld Martha Kittrell Hattietburg, N Ellen Knapps Clay Knight Poplarville Pamela Knight p ll ft mm H 1 1! SI 1 p mmm If t Elva Konkle Byron ladner Perkinston, MS Luanda Ladner Pass Christian, H Kim Ladner Hancock Kent Ladner Necaise Crossing Marty Ladner Pass Christian Mona Ladner Hancock She Ladn H., Ken Lambert Columbia Tern LaFontaim Bay St Louis ( ,n y I riibrtti-r Purvis Pamela Leflore Hattiesburg [ )oll I i-f Leshia Lee Gulfport Susan Lee Lumberton William I Lee Poplarville Louis Lester Angie Carolyn Loveless Sherry Lowery Sandra Maclnnis RachefL McClendon Poplarville Ten McClendon Poplarville Kendall McClinto Carnere Donna McCloud Judy McCullum Hattiesburg Jean McDonald Poplarville Jacklin McGehee Annie McLeod Bassfield Sandra McNabb Suzanne McSwain Bogalusa Richard Mally Charles Manning Franklinton Johnny Manning Picayune LeGwendla Mark Tylertown Patricia Marsiano Arnold Matthew ' Picayune Donnie Mayes Hattiesburg, M Verna Meitzler Nicholson Gregory Melton Purvis Paul Milner Patricia Miller Bogalusa Vicy Miller Sumrall Jeanette Miller Bassfield Linda Montgomery Hattiesburg Phil Moran Bay St Louis Bobby Moorhead Hattiesburg Sheila Morris Sumrall Timothy Morrison Bobby Nafl Lumberton, MS Thomas Nettles McNeil Brian Oglesbee Columbia Thelma Owen I ' .im Poplarville Joey Shaw IVrkinslun Robert Shiyo Standard 169 Carl Wilson Hattiesburg David Wittorg Hancock Bob Wright Bay St. Louis Carl Wyatt Petal Julie Yager Columbia Brenda Young Christine Zollenoter Evangeline Abram Picayune, MS Bryan Adams Picayune. MS Denise Adams Columbia. MS Bonnie Alderman Picayune, MS Cina Alligood Picayune. MS Greg Anderson Hattiesburg. MS Jeff Anderson Hattiesburg. MS Tim Anderson Bav St Louis. MS Tammie Baker Hattiesburg, MS Dianne Barnes Picayune, MS Bassfield Ms David Berry Bassfield, MS Patricia Bible Terry Bilbo Kiln, MS CTetus Blount Prentiss, M! Mike Bradlc Mobile. A ' ■KB MS Gwen Breland Hattiesburg. Lynn Brelani Wigeim Bridge MS Prei MS Mitchell Bridges PrentlM, MS I . In l.i llruwn Columbia. MS Gladys Brown Colu MS Johnnie- Brown Hattiesburg, MS Kt-vin Brown Lafayette, LA Natalie Brown Bassfield, MS Rene ' Brown Lafayette, LA Kim Buckley Picayune, MS Lor. Budjick Columbia, MS Chester Burge Bassfield, MS Reisa Burge ayur, MS Jeff Burks Picayune, MS Lynn Burns Bassfield, MS Debbie Bush Hattiesburg M Michelle Bush Cliff Butts Culfport, MS Mike Byaum Picayune, MS Beverly Byrd Lumberton. MS aren Byrd Poplarville. MS heresa Byrd Lumberton, MS hane Coleman Prentiss, MS lonna Cameron Hattiesburg, MS anie Cascio Hattiesburg, MS Karen Castalein Poplarville, MS Anthonv Chain Collins. MS Shar Chi: Picavune, MS Lissa Clark Lumberton, MS Cecil D Clayton Hattiesburg Ms A M Clemens Picayune, MS Carol Coleman Oakvale, MS Randel Collette Henderson, LA Lydra Cooper Bogalusa. LA Susan Corley Lumberton, MS Carol Cox Lois, mi I A Peggy Creel Columbia, MS Cindy Croney Picayune. MS Nancv Crowe Picayune, MS Chris Crosby Picayune, MS Craig Cutrer Poplarville, MS Patty Daigle Purvis. MS Pam Davis Lumberton, MS Randy Davis Sumrall. MS Scotty Davis Hattiesburg. MS 174 Joy Gonzales Bay St Louis, MS Fnotris Gerdar Prentiss, MS Kim Could Hattiesburg. MS Bernard Graf Slidell, LA Lisa Graham Columbia, MS Rena Gray Hattiesburg. MS Mark Gray Lumbertnn, MS Carmen Green Bay St Louis, MS Martha Green Bassfield, MS Andra Griffin Columbia, MS |une Hadf.eld Picayune, MS Lynda Hall Prentiss, MS Chris Hatterlein Long Beach, MS Deridra Hargett Waveland, MS Rachell Ha Damon Ha Ins ' Harris ' MS Carriere, MS. Tammy Harris Columbia, MS Bill Harrison Picayune, MS AUie Hartfield Picayune, MS ( h.! Hartfield Ms John HarUog Bogalusa, LA Michelle Harvey Esther Hatfield Popl Jackie Hathorns Bassfield, MS Shelley Havertv Waveland, MS Darlene Head Dottie Henry Poplarville, MS Chip Hindelang Gretna, LA Charlie Hightowi Verman H Mane Hogster Picayune, MS Sheila ' A Hollow Prentiss, MS Debbie Holmes Foxworth, MS Tim Holmes Chalmette. LA VA Brenda Howard Picayune, MS Amy Howell Hattiesburg. MS Mary Hudson Pur MS Darlene Jackson Columbia. MS Linda Jackson Columbia, MS Sandra James CoIl MS Hank Johnsey Hancock, MS Eddie Jefferson Clu Ms Faye Jefferson Columbia, MS Jeannie Johnson Columbia, MS Amanda Johnson Columbia, MS Otis Johnson Hattiesburg, MS Shannon Johnson Carnere, MS Rochelle Johnson Picayune. MS Valarie Johnson Lorraine Jordon Purvis. MS Enotns Jordan Purvis, MS Desira Jorns Hattiesburg, MS Shirley Keith Hattiesburg. MS Doyla Keller Poplarville. MS Ml Debbie Kirkley Carson. MS Diana Knue Lumberton. MS James Ladner Bay St Louis. MS Ladette Ladner Kiln. MS Michael Ladner Pass Christian, MS Shaynon Ladner Tina Ladner Bav St Louis, MS Jimmy Larrieu Poplarville, MS Susan LaRue Bay St Louis, MS Lance Larson Oakgrove, MS Janice Lee Columbia, MS Lesha Lee Mike Lee Leetown, MS Picayune, MS Anthony Leggett Hattiesburg, MS egina Lightsey Columbia. MS Prenti ' Rose Ma Bassfic Eddie Loveless Picayune, MS Jeff Lowe Columbia, MS Teresa Lowery Columbia. MS Wendy Lumpkin Carnere, MS David Lunt Barbara Madona Purvis, MS Barbara Magee m ,r., W.ig.-, mrall, Ms Hasslicld V Kathy Magee Columbia, I v.vian Magee Jason Mason Picayune. MS Russvli MiAllisler Prentiss. MS Lisa McCaskell Picayune, MS Sherry McCardle Carnes. MS Delores McCarty 9Sm « Kosalyn Mcl-.irl.in.f Columbia, MS Pamela McKcller Bassfield, MS Dorothy McLertor Lumberton, MS Marcus McLendon Brooklyn, MS Jackie McNair Columbia, MS Carol Medious Columbia, MS Doug Miller Sumrall, MS George Metier, Jr Carriere, MS Nancy Miller Purvis, MS Neal Miller Picayune, MS Victoria Miller Purvis, MS Chuck M.ms Sumrall, MS Cindy Mims Sumrall, MS Rhonda Mitchell MS Columbia, MS Jackie Moore Hattiesburg, MS Lisa Moore Pine, LA Jeffry Moran Hancock, MS Donna Morgan Columbia, MS Cindy Morris Poplarville, MS Janice Morris Poplarville, MS Mattie Lea Morris Poplarville, MS Melissa Morrow Lumberton, MS Tim Moseley Picayune, MS Dean Necaise Pass Christian, MS Janet Necaise Hancock, MS Rose Necaise Pass Christian, MS Scherell Necaise Bay St. Louis, MS Sharon Necaise Sellers, MS Stan Nelson Bay St. Louis, MS Donna Newcomb Poplarville, MS Joe Newcomer Foxworth. MS Jan Newsom Columbia, MS Marv Newsome Hattiesburg MS Pam Newsome Prentiss, MS lanice Norwood New Hebron, MS David Oakes Carriere, MS Carolyn Odom Columbia, MS Cheryl Odom Picayune, MS Dolly Odom Poplarville MS Cherlvn Orr Lumberton, MS Beth Owen Lumberton, MS Rhonda Patch Lumberton, MS Anthony Patterson Picayune, MS Sidney Pavton Hattiesburg, MS Tori Payne i A rear Sandra Pearsen Carriere, MS Mark Peavy Prentiss.MS Elizabeth Penton Lori Penton Carriere. MS Alfreda Peters Picayun Karen Ph MS l.umbe Tommy Pigott Picayune. MS Cindy Pittman Foxworth. MS Lora Pittman Picayune. MS Chern ' Pitts Purvis, MS Susan Pope Tylertown, MS lefferv Polk Prentiss, MS Bertha Poole Poplarville. MS Bogalusa. Sissy Pope Bassfield. MS Columbia, MS Gloria Price Collins, MS Terr. Qu.ntin MS Roy Robinett Columbia. MS Julie Ross Lumberlo Chris Rowlings Bassfield, MS Randy Rowell Columbia, MS Tommy Royce Columbia, MS Alida Ruiz Venezuela C hns Rust I acombe. LA Sehom Rutherford Bay St l.ouis, MS Becky Ryals Columbia. MS Steve Sable Carriere, MS Melody St. Arm.tnd Carriere, MS Sharman Sanderling Picayune. MS Jim Sanders Hattiesburg. MS Beverly Sanford Picayune, MS 179 Picayune. MS. lames Taylor Jr. Picayune, MS. Bronis Temples Carnere. MS. Lisa Terrell Poplarville. MS. Cherly Terrell Poplarville. MS. James Thigpen Picayune, MS. Kenneth Thompson Bassfield. MS. Kenneth L. Thompson Picayune, MS. Shirley Thompson Bassfield. MS. Rex Thornhill Columbia. MS. William Tillman Bay St Louis, MS. Sherry Torrans Bay St. Louis, MS. Gilbert Turner Columbia, MS. Toinette Tyner Bay St. Louis, MS. Jeanene Trotter Poplarville, MS Sherry Vampran Poplarville, MS Sharon Varnado Columbia, MS Debra Walker Picayune, MS. Michael Walker Carson, MS. JoAnna Ward Prentiss. MS. Timothy Wallace Poplarville. MS Daphne Weir Poplarville. MS Adrian Weston Columbia. MS Natalie Welborn Picayune, MS [.Kid Whl MS. Hattiesbui MS Samuel Williams Bassfield. MS Eileen Williamson Sumrall. MS. Mike Williamson Prentiss, MS. Beta Williams Bogalusa, LA. Patricia Williams Bassfield, MS. Rebecca Williams Prentiss, MS Hattiesburg, MS David Windham Poplarville. MS landy Wisecup ( olumbia, MS lilly Wood Poplarville. MS :atrina Woods Hattiesburg. MS. Dclbeit Young Prentiss. MS Mary Lou Young Purvis, MS. Sham .had Zia New Orleans. L Ernie Zimmerman Waveland. MS Bvttye Fawke Picayune, MS. Forrest County ' s Respiratory Therapy Front Row (L-R)— Loni Moran, Brenda Huffstickler, Carol Lackey, Tracy Brumfield, Shirley Labat, Marqueta Coleman, Shirley Pearce. Back Row (L-R)— Nollie Williamson, Lynn Kelly, Ylene Moore, Lisa Tagert, Lou Anne Whitaker, Audrey Mitchell, Lamenda Breland, Gwen Garner. Forrest County ' s LPN ' s Front Row (L-R)— Mattie Crisler, Don Dearmond, Mamie Arbuthnot, Beverly Samuel, Vicky Bryant, Delsa Pettit, Debbie Thrash, Penny Lee, Jan Easterling, Euna Culpepper, Ruby Freeman, Elaine Edwards, Kay Malone, Peggy Holmes. Back Row (L-R)— Winnie Graham, Robert Ann Shurdan, Trassia Rich, Judy Kelly, Nancy White, Janice Shippley, Robin Holliman, Linda Smith, Lou Byrd, Beverly Melvin, Verneice Semenak, Dorothy Williams. 181 . . Hancock County LPN ' s— 1981 SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT— Doris Allen ; Patsy Hoda, Sellers; Anna Dodd, Picayune; Geralynn Denham, Bay St. Louis; Becky Woods, Kiln; Irene LeGros, Weveland; Bonnie Whitfield, Picayune; Gertrude Duthu, Waveland. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT — Barbara Penton, Picayune; Joy Wells, Poplarville; Sandra Brumley, vice-president, Picayune; Paula Beasley, Secre- tary, Carriere; Debra Lee, Treasurer, Poplarville; Ayeshia Ben David, President, Bay St. Louis; Kari Yarborough, Bay St. Louis; Shar Uzzell, Reporter. Front Left— Becky Bulliss, Alva Slade, Sue Warner, Joan Kane, Gerry Bostick, Lynn Perrette, Sharon Lavinghouse, Cassy Bold Ladner, Yvonne McLain, Netia Crosby, Cynthia Jackson, Debbe Crammer, Shar Uzell, Greer Toups. Hancock General Clerical SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT— Dana Fayard, Instructor; Sandy Boudreaux, Bay St. Louis; Catherine Doby, Pearlington; Paula DeoGracias, Lake Shore; Michelle Ritchie, Bay St. Louis; Fay Waltman, Kiln. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT— Florence Jor- dan, Waveland; Virginia Doby, Pearlington; Jeanette Hargett, Waveland; Maxine Necaise, Waveland; Tina Johnson, Bay St. Louis; Georgetta R. Eckels, Waveland; Janice Ladner, Pass Christian; Carla Ladner, Kiln. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT— Paula Beasley, Secretary; Ayeshia Bern-David, President; Sandra Brumley, Vice-Presi- dent; Debra Lee, Treasurer; Becky Woods, Social; Shar Uzzell, Reporter. LPN Officers 184 Newman Club FRONT ROW— LEFT TO RIGHT— Tina Cavataio, Secretary; Sylvia Sorrier, Shirley Daniels, Diana Knue, Lance Larson, vice-president. BACK ROW— LEFT TO RIGHT— Miss Montet, Donna Daughdrill, president; Dee Daughdrill, Fran Salinger, Hank Johnsey. Columbia ' s LPN ' s FRONT ROW— LEFT TO RIGHT— Sandra Butler, Elizabeth Eiswarth, Dixie Speights, Teresa Pittman, Ollie Carson, Wincie Rob- ertson. BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT— Nurma Buts, Regina Ryals, Rose Sanders, Larna Graham, Deborah Terrell. 185 Pearl River Alumni Scholarship Winners LEFT TO RIGHT— FRONT ROW— Denise Hathorn, Jeff Davis Co. Peggy Creel, Marion County: June Grant, Hancock County; Shirley Daniels, Pearl River County. LEFT TO RIGHT— BACK ROW— Derirdra West, Lamar County; Bejamin Garner, Forrest County; Anne Dandridge, Alumni President. MASN Members FRONT ROW— LEFT TO RIGHT— Howard Nobles, Rhonda Todd, Walter Black, Martha Ketiell, Linda Pounds, Peggy Wheat, Mary Ann Shaw, Mary Draper, 2ND ROW— LEFT TO RIGHT— Susan Ladner, Janice Augustine, Rebecca Williams, Deby Hershberger, Erin Stroud, Agnes Robinson, Charlene Cameron. LAST ROW— LEFT TO RIGHT — Carolyn Loveless, Danna Hennes, Margaret Williams, Connie Fratter, Johnnie Jones, Joan Randall. MASN Members Front, from left, Lananne Whiddon, Purvis; Barbara Carrubba, Picayune; Lynn Williams, Hattiesburg Back row, from left, Debbie Cox, Hattiesburg; Bertha Norman, Purvis; Jo Ann Peralta, Pass Christian; and Eddie Davis, Co- lumbia. Freshman MASN Officers LEFT TO RIGHT— Lananne Whiddon, PRC Candidate for Mississippi Student Nurse; Bar- bara Carribbua, Secretary; Jane Welch, Sponsor SOPHOMORES Wendalyn Abrams Michael Aden Bethany Allen Marshall Allen Brian Anderson Rose Anderson Sherri Anderson Barry Arcement Angela Armstrong Bessie Arnold Janice Augustine Richard Badon Alice Baggett John Barber Ben Barrett VVilma Barrett William Barstis George Beard Peggy Bedwell Terri Bennett Wesley Berry Margaret Bible Donald Biehl John Bissell Walter Black Robert Blasingame Anita Bogan Denise Bolar Sharon Boone Juanita Boudreaux Billy Bounds Tammy Bourgeous Elaine Bourne Lois Bowman Robert Bowman James Boyle Mary Bracey Suzanne Branton Owen Brayson Bette Bright Robert Broom Riki Brown Jocelyn Buckalew Andv Buehler Alice Bullock Meryl Burge Ronald Burge David Burgess Jerry Byrd Charlene Cameron Drusilla Campbell Pamela Cambell Gregory Cannon Jennifer Carley Brian Caro Charles Carraway James Carter Jhalisa Carter Lekecia Carter William Carver James Cascio Georgie Case Lorraine Chambliss Theresa Clark Carol Coleman Freddie Collins Danny Cook Billy Cooper Brenda Cooper Malcolm Cooper Joseph Cospelich Donna Coulter Keith Courtney Clifford Crandall Ernest Cuevas Lisa Daley Gwendolyn Daniels Shirley Daniels Wanda Daniels Danelle Daughdrill Jacquelinem Davis Linda Davis Lucille Davis Michelle Davis Glenda Day Joyce Depreo Rhonda Dewease Bonnie Dillon Michael Dillon Sandra Dixon Bogalusa, La. Carriere, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Carriere, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Pica yune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Greenwell Springs, La. Carriere, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Sandy Hook, Ms. Franklin, La. Hattiesburg, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Oakvale, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Poplarville, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Angie, La. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Petal, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Purvis, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Oak Vale, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Hattiesburg , Ms. Purvis, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Carson, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Prentiss, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. ( olumbia, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms Vickey Donaldson Lisa Douglas Delouis Drake Mary Draper Myra Drurv Robert Duffie Huda Dugally Tony Dunaway Carol Dunklin Connie Edwards Terry Edwards Georgie Enslin Charlie Entrekin Lisa Essary Kathleen Estapa Robert Expose Don Fayard Johnny Fells James Ferrell Holly Fink David Flvnt Kirk Fols ' e Ernest Ford Lillian Ford Edward Fore Rodney Forrester Debra Fortenberry Esther Fortenberry Rhonda Fortenberry Tommye Fortenberry George Fowler Cynthia Franklin Mark Freeman Charles Freyder Greg Garland Benjamin Garner Donna Garner Jan Gaude Emily Gilbert Bobby Graham June Grant Ella Greely Melinda Green Larry Griffin Lynda Griffith Mark Griffith Kim Guidry Sandra Guillory Anita Haik Ronald Hanks Jennifer Haralson Emmit Harper Gayle Harper Faith Harrell Paula Harriel Terrie Harriel Ruby Harris Betty Harvey Walter Harvey Jr. Virginia Hathorn Hilda Head David Hegwood Danna Hennes Carl Henry Evelyn Henry Judith Herndon Vance Herrin Lisa Herring Debra Hershberger Tona Hickman Dixie Higgs Bonnie Hill Ruthanna Hinton Sherry Hobgood Wayne Hoda Leslie Hodge Allen Holder Randy Holland Walter Holmes Jr. John Holston Joyce Housley William Houston Tommy Hudnall Connie Hughes Darlene Hurst David Irvin Velma Ishee Bobby Jackson Cynthia Jackson Darryel Jackson Glenda Jackson Paula Jackson Van Jackson Prentiss, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Hollandale, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Slidell, La. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Carson, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Carriere, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Perkinston, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Sandy Hook, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Sandy Hook, Ms Slidell, La. Purvis, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Picayue, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Kiln, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Wiggins, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Linda Janet Edward Jeffries Ann Johns William Johnsey III Andrew Johnson Lawana Johnson Christopher Jones Henry Jones Johnnie Jones Ruby Jones Shelia Jones Sherri Jones James Kelly Alex Kennedy Barbara Keys Cynthia Keys Mark King Ronald King Thomas King William King Jr. Deborah Kirkland Melanie Kirkland Debbie Kirkley Martha Kittrell Clay Knight Michael Knippers Elva Konkle Byron Ladner Cherri Ladner Kimball Ladner Lucinda Ladner Marty Ladner Mona Ladner Rebecca M. Ladner Rebecca S. Ladner Sherie Ladner Susan Ladner Tracy Ladnier Dwayne Lafontaine Terri Lafontaine Kenneth Lambert Patti Landrum Cheryl Lee Gregory Lee Jacqueline Lee Kenny Lee Linda Lee Susan Lee Tammy Lee Wade Lee Pamela Leflore Louis Lester Barry Lewis Lili Litchliter Mary Little Joy Lloyd Jessie Lott Mike Lott Carolyn Loveless Sherry Lowery Sandra Macinnis Vivian Magee Timothy Manberg Joseph Manning William Manning Legwendla Mark Patricia Marsiano Donnie Mayes Deidre McBride Lori McClendon Rachelle McVlendon Kendall McClinton Donna McCloud Judy McClullum David McDonald Willie McDonald Don McDougle Pamela McKeller Kelly McKenzie Cynthia McLaurin Sandra McNabb Douglas McNair Suzanne McSwain Gregory Melton Cynthia Miller Jeanette Miller Vicky Miller Paul ' Milner April Mitchell Martha Mitchell Roger Mitchell Sharon Monk Da no Monzon Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Pass Christian Hattiesburg, Ms. New Iberia, La. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Sandy Hook, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Carson, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Tylertown, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Perkinston, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Perkinston, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Perkinston, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Lumbert on, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Saucier, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Picayune, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Hattiesburg, Ms. Perkinston, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bogalusa, LA. Bogalusa, La. Petal, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune , Ms. Franklinton, La. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Franklinton, La. Foxworth, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Lucedale, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms Bogalusa, La. Purvis, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. McNeil, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Poplarville, Ms. John Moorhead Phil Moran Linda Moree Gregory Morgan Sheila Morris Timothy Morrison Mark Moseley James Mvles Bobby Nail Wilhelm Napier Kevin Necaise Rose Necaise Linzeen Nelson Howard Nobles Bertha Norman Mary North Barbara O ' Brien Robert Oglesbee Delia Ortiz Thelma Owen Monica Parker Sherry Patton Connie Penton Rebecca Penton Roman Penton Tina Phillips Gregory Pierce Robert Pigott Eva Pittman Joseph Polk Lawrence Porter Linda Pounds Charleen Powell Benjamin Preston Bessie Price Margaret Prince Shirley Pullen Rodney Pulliam Kenneth Rainey Joan Randall Clifton Ratliff Jeff Ratliff Daryl Rey Cynthia Ritchey Renee Roberts Agnes Robinson Paul Robinson Beverly Rogers Larry Rogers Rondal Rollins David Russell Victor Russell Fran Sallinger Ida Sandlin Martha Saxon Edward Scanlan Kathrvn Scruggs Ellis Seal Joey Shaw Mary Shaw Mark Shedd Sandra Shelby Robert Shiyou Robin Silas Stephanie Sims Gina Sivori Eric Skinner Anthony Smith Darryl Smith Gayleen Smith James Smith Regina Smith Robert Smith Sonja Smith William Smith John Sorrells Twylia Spiers Kathryn Sprehe Jeff St. Amand Connie Stanford Joseph Staugaard Carla Stewart John Stewart Robert Stewart Jr. Glenn Stockdale Susan Stockstill Lisa Stoufflet Margaret Stringer Mary Stroud Albert Strum Bobby Stuckey Danny Sullivan John Sullivan Hattiesburg, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Nicholson, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Kiln, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Pearl River, La. Columbia, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Sandy Hook, Ms. Petal, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Bogalusa, LA. Lumberton, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Pearl River, La. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Perkinston, Ms. Perkinston, Ms. Petal, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Varnado, La. Carriere, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Teresa Sullivan Brenda Summers Debra Swain John Tadlock Jerry Taylor Mary Taylor Carolyn Terry Tami Theriot Arvern Thompson Clementine Thompson Linda Thompson Peter Thompson Michael Tidwell Veronica Tillman Rhonda Todd Mark Toler Terry Toney Gloria Travis Stephen Trelles Stephen Turcotte Charles Vincent Jana Voss Billy Wade Cecilia Wakefield Melynda Walker Rebecca Walker Thomas Walker David Wallace Timothy Wallace Joanna Ward Anne Watson Gregory Watts Diana Wells Jeffrey Wesley Deirdra West Peggy Westbrook Peggy Wheat James Whiddon Jessie White Robert White Joyce Wiley Patricia Wilke Janet Williams Mable Williams Margaret Williams Rebecca Williams Robert Williams Thyrone Williams Leslie Williamson Tracy Williamson Carl Wilson Patti Wilson David Wittorf Katrina Wood Mary Wooten Robert Wright Carl Wyatt Julia Yager Brenda Young Byron Young Sherrie Young Shamshad Zia FRESHMAN Evangeline Abrams Dana Adams Denise Adams Maryanne Adams Betty Alderman Deborah Aldridge Lora Alexander Gina Alligood Ernerst Amacker David Anderson Jeff Anderson Jenniger Anderson Mark Anderson Michael Anderson Patricia Anderson Sandra Anderson Timothy G. Anderson Timothy P. Anderson TonyAnderson Rocky Andry Bethany Angell Robin Arban Andrea Argo Charles Ashe Andrew Asher Jonathan Aube Lori Avery John Bailey Prentiss, Ms Kokomo, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Covington, La. Bassfield, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Monticello, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Wiggins, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. New Hebron, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Midlothian, Va. Purvis, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Sandy Hook, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Petal, Ms. New Orleans, La. Picayune, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Perkinston, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Port Sulphur, La. Carrier, Ms. Franklinton, La. Charlotte Bales Connie Ball George Ball Gregory Banks Allen Bare Susan Barker Tammie Barker Michael Barnard Dianne Barnes Yolanda Barnes Bret Barras Brett Barrett Veronica Bartels Donald Bass Mark Batte Billy Beach Joseph Beach Lori Beall Cindy Bennett Sandra Bennett William Berger Chris Bergeron Betty Berkhalter Phillip Bernard David Berry Neil Berry Vance Berry Shelby Best Fernando Betanzos Patricia Bible Jeffery Bilbo Terrence Bilbo George Billings Robert Bland Kirk Blankenship Cletus Blount Tommy Bodden Brian Bond Cynthia Bond Micky Bond Patsy Bonner James Bonones Aylene Boone Robert Boone Valencia Boone Richard Borcher Phyllis Bourn Herbert Bourne David Bowles Lyvonia Boyd Gaynell Bradley Michael Bradley Vera Bradley John Branson Cary Breland Clark Breland Donald Breland Felder Breland Gwendolyn Breland Paul Breland Ella Bridges Janis Bridges Mitchell Bridges Deborah Brint Clarence Brown Daniel Brown David Brown Felicia Brown Francis Brown Johnnie Brown Kevin Brown Mary Brown Natalie Brown Rene Brown Dorothy Brownlow Janes Bryant Jon Buckley Kim Buckley Lori Budjick Chester Burge David Burge Donald Burge Reisa Burge Jeffrey Burks Paul Burnett Tamara Burnett Kathryn Burns Vickie Burt Felecia Burton Debbie Bush Michelle Bush Minnie Bush Belinda Butler Picayune, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. McNeil, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Mandeville, La. Bassfield, Ms. Petal, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Carson, Ms. New Orleans, La. Carson, Ms. Sandy Hook, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Mexico Slidell, La. Poplarville, Ms. Kiln, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Varnado, La. Varnado, La. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Saraland, Ala. Hattiesburg, Ms. Silver Creek, Ms. Wiggins, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Wiggins, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Franklinton, La. Hattiesburg, Ms. Lafayette, La. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Lafayette, La. Poplarville, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Columbia, .Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Bogalusa, LA. Purvis, Ms. Cliff Butts Michael Bynum Beverly Byrd Karen Byrd Nashua Byrd Perry Byrd Theresa Byrd Landry Cage Leann Cain Kennith Caines Donna Cameron Martha Campbell Jackie Carlson (Catherine Carlson Annie Carr Charles Carroll Loretta Carroll Barbara Carrubba Chris Carter Laurie Carter Lori Carter Quitman Carter Joey Carver Janie Cascio Velma Casey Karen Castelin Tina Cavataio Anitha Chacko Lore Chambliss Mitchell Chambliss Sharon Chism Deborah Cieglo Melissa Clark Ronnie Clark Brian Clayton Cecil Clayton Alexander Clemons Unice Clemons Shane Coleman Randal Collette Anthony Collins Jay Cook Lydia Cooper Marlinda Cooper Connie Cirkern Susan Corley Carol Cox Calvin Craft Clifton Creel Peggy Creel Kathleen Crimm Tammy Crocker Cynthia Croney Chris Crosby Nancy Crowe Becky Cucullu Matthew Cuevas David Cullop David Curet Craig Cutrer Claire D ' Antoni Patty Daigle J.D. Daniels Robert Daniels Lloyd Dantzler Donna Daughdrill Jerry Davidson Jr. Deana Davis Donald Davis Eddy Davis Edward Davis Enotris Davis Martha Davis Pamela Davis Scott Davis Teresa Davis Terry Davis Timothy Davis Bonnie Dawsey John Deal James Dean Lisa Dean Tynia Dean David Dearman Shelly Dedeaux Steven Dees Catherine Dennis David Depreo Tina Devane Charlene Dewoody John Dial Richard Dickinson Rodney Dobson Gulfport, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Lumberton, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Vacherie, La. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Oak Vale, Ms. Henderson, La. Prentiss, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bogalusa, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Lumberton, Ms. Folsom, La. Waveland, Ms. McNeil, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Kiln, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. McNeil, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms Pass Christian, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Kiln, Ms. Carriere, Ms. McNeil, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Hattiesburg , Ms Poplarville, Ms. Leslie Dodson Charles Donald Margaret Draime Carla Dubose Ron Duciarpe Woodroe Ducksworth Naomi Duffie Kimberly Dunaway Teresa Dunigan James Dunston Danny Dyess Randy Dyess Angela Dykes Janell Easterling Mary Easterling Janice Eaton Charles Edmonson Christine Edwards Denise Edwards Evelyn Edwards Chantel Effler Kathleen Einwich Areb Elias El Yondi Shirley Elliott Erin English John Ennis Abelardo Enriquez Virginia Everett Johnny Fairchild Arrington Fairley Lucevia Fairley Rose Fairley Bettye Fasske Shirlene Favre Steven Favre Karen Fayard John Felker Juanita Felts Sherrie Fendley Glenn Fielding Frances Findley Mary Fleming Stacy Fleming Judge Flood Alvin Flowers Pamela Fontemot Mary Forbes Brenda Ford Avon Ford Kevin Ford John Formby Donald Fortenberry William Fortenberry Charles Fowler Sherry Foster Charles Fowler Janice Fowler Anthony Funchess Julia Furr Melanie Gafford Raye Galloway Shawn Galvin Elizabeth Garcia Glenda Gardner Hope Garrett Matthew Garrison Rena Gay Anne Gendusa Jackie Georgia Vear Geraldson Robin Geter Emile Gibbons Robert Gibbons Alex Gillum Rita Gillum Gary Gil more James Gilmore Sunday Gipson Don Goff Joy Gonzales Betty Goodwon Kimberly Gould John Graeter Bernard Graf Lisa Graham Odis Graham Jeffrey Graves Jeff Gray Mark Gray Carmen Green Andra Griffin Beverly Griffin Archie Griffith Long Beach, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Carson, Ms. McNeil, Ms. Nicholson, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Hattiesburg, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Chalmette, La. Brooklyn, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Kiln, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Jackson, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Columbia, Ms. Kokoma, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Angie, La. Picayune, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Carson, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Sandy Hook, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Kentwood, La. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Slidell, La. Columbia, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms Columbia, Ms. Columbia, Ms Purvis, Ms. Gerald Grubbs Hollie Gutter Charles Haas Stephanie Haas June Hadfield Gail Hadnot Sonyia Haik Richard Hale Angelique Hall Linda Hall Lynda Hall Toni Hall Christopher Halterlei: James Ham Robert Hammond Sharon Hammond Donna Hancock Deridre Hargett Judith Harigl Angus Harris Damon Harris Iris Harris Tammy Harris Angela Harrison William Harrison Carolyn Hart Earnest Hart Allie Hartfield Charlotte Hartfield Doris Harvey Esther Hatfield Jackie Hathorn Mary Haviland Kevin Hawthorne Regina Head Howard Headley Emilie Hebert Ruth Heiss Phillip Hemba David Hendricks Dottie Henry Joy Herrin Diana Higginbotham Charlie Hightower Lisa Hill Alton Hindelang Flora Hinton Hattie Hobgood Darron Hodge Annette Hogsten Annie Holder Dennis Holder Georgia Holloway Sheila Holloway Debbie Holmes Timothy Holmes Tedora Hookfin Mary Hope Brenda Howard Deborah Howard Eddie Howard Amy Howell Patricia Hubbard Mary Hudson Stanley Hunter Jack Hutchison Jack Ishee Danny Jackson Darlene Jackson Linda Jackson Renard Jackson Jennifer Jager Longuria James Sandra James Terrill Jamieson Mark Jarrell Terry Jarrell Montrecia Jarvis Patricia Jeanfreau Eddie Jefferson Faye Jefferson Lisa Jefferson Karen Jenkins Sharon Jenkins Ricky Johns Amanda Johnson Andre Johnson Antonio Johnson Carlos Johnson Otis lohnson Ro helle [ohnson Shannon Johnson Valarie Johnson Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Jasper, Tex. Bogalusa, La. Baker, La. Prentiss, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Long Beach, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Nicholson, Ms. Waveland, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Kearney, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Greta, La. Hattiesburg, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. McNeil, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Chalmette, La. Kentwoord, La. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Cincinnati, Oh. Carriere, Ms. Petal, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Purvis, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Slidell, La. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Andre Jones Jacquelinen Jones James Jones Linda Jones Meri Jones Nora Jones Phillip Jones Tony Jones Lorraine Jordan Shirley Keith Tracey Keith Doyla Kellar Jacquelinem Kelley Jeffrey Kendrick Huey Kenmar Barry Kennedy William Kennedy William Kirkland Latel Knight Pamela Knight Diana Knue Dawn Ladner Matthew Ladner Michael Ladner Rodney Ladner Shaynon Ladner Susan Ladner Tina Ladner James Ladner, Jr. Romain Lalone Johnny Lambert Walter Landrum Christine Laporte Jimmy Larrieu Lance Larson Susan Larue David Lee Janice Lee Leshia Lee Lisa Lee Michael Lee Sandra Lee Terrei Lee Tracey Lee Michael Legg Anthony Leggett Lucretia Lenoir William Lenoir David Leonard Constance Lewis Donnie Lewis Dorothy Lewis Kenneth Lewis Sharon Lewis William Lewis James Lewis, Jr. Eiler Lichtenstein Regina Lightsey Rose Loftin Sylvia Lopez Thomas Lott John Louge Harrel Loveless Jeffrey Lowe Michael Lowery Teresa Lowery Wendy Lumpkin Rosalind Luter Frances Mackey Barbara Madona Barbara Magee Diane Magee Kathy Magee Melissa Magee Theron Magee Frank Maggiore David Mallard Lisa Malley Michael Manaway Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Franklinton, La. Poplarville, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Franklinton, La. Hattiesburg, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Franklinton, La. Hattiesburg, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Perkinston, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Quitman, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Hattiesburg, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Mount Olive, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Bell Chase, La. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Pearlington, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Franklinton, La. Foxworth, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. James Manning Steven Manning Betty Marion Sheryl Mark Ruth Marshall Lester Martin Lura Martin Manuel Martinez Jason Mason William Mason Richard Mather Arnold Matthews Charles Mauffray Bessie McAbee John McAllister Robin McArthur Carla McCain Sherry McCardle Delores McCarty Fredrick McCaskill Angela McClendon Gregory McDougle Jerry McDougle Mitchell McGee Jacklin McGehee Sherri McGowan Anna McKenzie Dorothy McLemore Marcus McLendon Annie McLeod Jacqueline McNair Yancey McNeal Steven Meadows Carol Med ious Wendall Medious Verna Meitzler Samuel Merritt Tony Middleton Keith Mikell Doug Miller Karen Miller Louis Miller Patricia Miller Victori Miller Wiley Miller George Miller Jr. Shirley Milner Stanley Milner Cindy Mims Paul Mitchell Rhonda Mitchell Robert Mobley Linda Montgomery Lisa Moore Jeffrey Moral Donna Morgan Cindy Morris Glenn Morris Janice Morris Mattie Morris Melissa Morrow Timothy Moseley Johnny Moses Deborah Myers Kenneth Myers Janie Myles Eddie Nastasi Wendell Naylor Dean Necaise Scherell Necaise Sharon Necaise Edward Nelson Thomas Nettles Donna Newcomb Joe Newcomer Pamela Newman Jan Newsom Jeffery Newsome Mary Newsome Picayune, Ms. Franklinton, La. Carriere, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Oakvale, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Sandy Hook, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Picayune, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Lumberton, Ms. Brooklyn, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Mobile, Ala. Carriere, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Nicholson, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Bogalusa, La Hattiesburg, Ms. Pass Christian, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Perkinston, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. McNeil, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Slidell, La. Columbia, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Pamala Newsome Roxanne Newton Phyllis Nielsen Charles Nix Tyrone Noel Janice Norwood Patrease Norwood David Oakes Calyin Oatis Shirley Oatis Carolyn Odom Cheryl Odom Clarence Odom Darlene Odom Richard Odom Nathan Oldmixon Cherlyn Orr Merri Owen Sylvia Owens Robin Palmer Boris Pam Phillis Parker Karen Patch Michael Patch Rhonda Patch Anthony Patterson Maxie Patton Tori Payne Hollis Payton Sidney Payton Willine Payton William Peacock Melissa Pearson Sandy Pearson John Peavy Bruce Penton Lori Penton Patricia Penton Rhonda Penton Ross Penton Jo Peralta Alfreda Peters Debra Peters Karen Phillips Leslie Phillips Raymond Phillips Russell Phillips Thomas Pichon Billy Pierce l.adale Pierce ' aura Pierce . eresa Pierce Larry Pigott Cindy Pittman Jack Pittman Lora Pittman Rose Pittman Cheri Pitts Jeffery Polk Violet Polk Bertha Poole Elizabeth Pope Susan Pope Barry Powell Lisa Prazak Ralph Preston Brenda Price Earl Price Vickie Price Robert Prichard Caesar Purnell Jr. Donna Purvis Terri Quintini Russell Ragan Janice Raine Jennifer Ramshur Corinne Ratcliff Chris Rawlings Prentiss, Ms Purvis, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Hattiesburg, Ms Picayune, Ms. New Hebron, Ms. Prentiss, Ms Carriere, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Nicholson, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Bogalusa, La. Foxworth, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Effie, La. Picayune, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. McNeil, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Carriere, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. McNeil, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Lumberton, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Picayine, Ms. Slidell, La. Columbia, Ms. Carson, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Varnado, La. Picayune, Ms. Foxworth, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Purvis, Ms. Prentiss, Ms. Franklinton, La. Poplarville, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Tylertown, Ms. Bay St. Louis, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Sumrall, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Bassfield, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Bogalusa, LA. Bay St. Louis , Ms. Picayune, Ms. Poplarville, Ms. Columbia, Ms. Hattiesburg, Ms. Carson, Ms. 191 The River Magic will live Relish the experiences of each day . . . Larry L. Stanford Advisor Editors: Ed Fore Connie Stanford