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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1982 volume:

KARL wvffi :::::: vmm f 3 . c 1982 Wildcat Mike Posey, editor Larry L. Stanford, advisor Table of Contents Homecoming Page 33 Bloomer Bowl Page 49 String of Pearls Page 58 Cheerleaders Page 62 Halloween Page 66 Football Page 73 Band Page 91 Christmas Page 97 Favorites Page 113 Organizations Page 129 Administration Page 145 Spring Semester Sports Page 161 Class Section Page 193 Alma Mater (TUne — The Bells of St. Mary ) By W.C. Johnson O! Pearl River College We ' re loyal to you. To our Alma Mater We ' re faithful and true. You stand on the hills with The tall swaying pines. The symbol of all honor You ' ll be thru all time. You stand for the highest And we will uphold, Your standards and colors Of maroon and gold. And where e ' re we wander From these halls so dear. The clear call of our college We will always hear. The River Magic Call it what you want — the ' River Spirit, the ' River Magic or the Magic Spirit of the ' River — whatever this uncontrollable force is, it ' s still alive and well. The evidence is solid. Over 1,470 students at the Poplarville campus alone braved the fears of regis- tration, setting all-time attendance records for the fourth consecutive year. The force was caring. Mo casualities were report- ed as 2,627 students completed registration formali- ties at Hancock County, Lamar County, Forrest County and the Poplarville campuses. The long lines and trying times were eased by the magical spirit. Years and years of growth tells us that the magic is spreading — the River is growing — so Roll on ' River. s T n 15 The Magic means caring for each other . . . 12 17 Everything builds for this time Love Them Wildcats 29 Give Gs Time To Think, To Reflect 32 Brenda Price Crowned PRC ' s 1981 Homecoming Queen Brenda was escorted by her father, Mr. Jimmy Stokes of Petal. The PRC Queen was featured at the HC parade and alumni banquet. PRC ' s 1981 Homecoming Court PEARL RIVER COLLEGE ' S HOMECOMING COGRT. . . Elected by the student body, members of PRC ' s 1981 Homecoming Court are (from left) Football Maid Elma Smith, Sophomore Maids Hope Garrett, Ladette Ladner, Julie Ross, Homecoming Queen Brenda Price, Freshman Maids Ginny Whitfield, Carolyn Odom and Tina Davis. Mrs. Bertha Simpson was recognized as the earliest Everette Eaton, a PRC board member and 1934 grad- PRC graduate in attendance at the ' 81 HC banquet. uate of PRC, was named 1981 Alumnus of the Year at Mrs. Simpson graduated in 1916 and is a resident of the annual PRC banquet. Eaton is a local business man Poplarville. Mrs. Anne Dandridge, president of Alumni from Sumrall. Association presented her with an autographed football of the 1981 Wildcats. 1981 Perk Week and Homecoming was all Mixed into one . . . And, What A Week it Really Was! PRC ' s Queen And Hei Court Julie Ross, Lumberton Hope Garrett, Poplarville Ladette Ladner, Hancock Brenda Price, Petal Elma Smith, Petal Tina Davis, Columbia Carolyn Odom, Columbia Ginny Whitfield, Picayune Miss Smith, Football Maid SOPHOMORE MAIDS Hope Garrett and father Julie Ross and father Ladette Ladner and tamer FRESHMAN MAIDS Tina Davis and father Carolyn Odom and brother Ginny Whitfield and father 37 Some of the It was a time to act crazy The spirit of ' Perk Week ' is best seen through the students who dressed up in costunne all during the week for the festivities. On Monday, students could be seen wearing their clothes inside out. Mainly because it was backwards day. There was no more chic dress on this college campus, only exposed seams and floppy pockets. Pleated skirts, pony tails and saddle shoes were the style of dress on Tuesday as the 50s came back in fashion. Grease flowed from men ' s hair and rolled up pants legs were every where. Probably the biggest laughs came on Wednesday which was ladies could pass for the 50 ' s declared Punk Rock Day. Many people thought that Halloween had come early as students dressed in outrageous colors, most notably, hot pink. Thursday and Western Day and the students quickly grabbed their ten gallon hats and boots to join in the occasion. The festive mood of being cowboys and cowgirls spread into the night as everyone rambled to the ho-down in the student center. The week ended Friday when all the students brought out the traditional school colors on Maroon and Gold day. Numerous pep rallies were also held during the week including the annual bon fire. But the real climax of the week was the 14-10 Wildcat victory over the Gulf Coast Bulldogs. What a Homecoming! Dr. Askew takes a dip in Marlon pool Pearl River Hall toga party. 1981 WILDCAT] 1 Parade is Huge Success Phi Beta Lambda and Movie Star, Inc., won their respective school and commercial divi- sions of Pearl River College ' s Homecoming Parade competi- tion. it was one of the biggest and best parades ever here at PRC, said Dr. James Sones, chairman of the parade and dean of voca- tional — technical education. The Poplarville City Police, fire department and the Han- cock and Commonwealth Banks here in the city should also be commended for the ex- tra support they gave all week long and especially Saturday, Sones said. Officials estimated the 1981 parade was more than two miles long and had more than 100 entries. Special guests for the parade included Bob Joiner, highway commissioner of the southern district; PRC Board of Trustee members and State Senator Martin Smith, and Representa- tive Wade O. Smith, Clifton Holmes, and David Smith. The Phi Beta Lambda organi- zation, the club for business ma- jors here on campus won the first place trophy in the school division of the parade competi- tion. Stiff competition came from the second place Masonry Department and third place DECA organization. In the commercial division it was Movie Star, Inc., again tak- ing the number one spot. Taking second place was the Commonwealth Bank here in Poplarville. Commonwealth employees not only won second place, but also sold PRC tickets during the week and also dressed for work Friday in PRC jerseys and shirts. The third place winner was Randy ' s Fitness Center here in Poplarville. Bloomer Bowl, Bloomer Bowl, Who Is Thy Winner? No one really knows who started the annual grudge contest pitting freshnnan and sopho- more co-eds against each other on the football field. Maybe no one wants to take claim to an idea which brings out the beast in the sup- posedly ' weaker sex ' . But weaker sex or not, the Bloomer Bowl is an annual tradition on the PRC campus, better yet, THE ANNGAL TRADITION. While the game could be best classified as contact flag football, the intensity of the occa- sion is best seen in the bumps and bruises covering the girls of both teams when the game is over. It is a game where the stakes are enormous: bragging rights for the next year. Naturally, the sophomores are the favorites going into the game. It doesn ' t matter if they have the better personnel. It ' s part of the tradi- tion. Another part of the tradition is the King and Queen of the Bloomer Bowl. It is sort of a closed election process to earn the right to reign over these festivities. Basically, as sources can disclose, the King is chosen by the football team, and the Queen is elected by the Bloomer Bowl players themselves. This year, Sylvia Sonier was crowned Queen of the prestigious powder puff game, while William Tillman was honored as King. Both were crowned by Dr. Marvin R. White, president of PRC. To better add to all the confusion involved in the game, faculty members serve as cheer- leaders. And do they cheer! The same cheer over and over for the entire contest. The outcome of the game? Well, after all the huffing and puffing by both teams the game ended in a tie. 0-0. To add insult to injury the two teams decided to try it all over again, and guess what? They tied once more, 0-0. There will be no bragging rights in 1981. Freshman Team After Two Games, Still No-One Scored King Queen Named in Bloomer Bowl At top, Billy Tillman is crowned King of the annual Bloomer Bowl, while Sylvia Sonier is named Queen of the Bloomer Bowl activities. At left, Mark Batte, student council president, gets things ready for event. Some Things Hard to Believe Faculty members joined in the fun as energetic cheerleaders. From left, are Elizabeth Als- worth, Mary Peddicord, Linda Farve, Lloyd Lunceford, Steve Amacker. President White looks on as Bloomer Bowl heats up. 51 52 53 PRC Has First School Mascot Eric James elected to fill ' Cat suit Pearl River College has a mascot — Eric James, better known as Poncho on campus. The PRC mascot performed throughout both the football and basketball seasons. Poncho graduated from Picayune Memorial High School last May of this year where he was voted friendliest by the student body. His happy-go-lucky personality made him the most likely candidate for friendliest student. Here at PRC Poncho is majoring in petroleum engi- neering and has already gained the friendship of many students on campus. The one thing that prompted Poncho to try out for the mascot position here at PRC was his friends ' encouragement. Mow that he is mascot, he said, I think we have good teams and I ' m going to support them all I can. It is true that having a mascot can improve the spirit of the crowd because the audience participa- tion at the games played so far have been great. Borg-Warner Employees complete PRC Training FIRST PHASE TRAINING — Borg-Warner s first phase of their innovative Team Concept Management has been completed at the Pearl River College Hancock County Vo Tech Center. Pearl River provided the facilities and seven instructors for most of the training for the first phase of the 15 employees ' training. The Borg-Warner plant is located in the Port Bienville Park. The $50 million facility is scheduled for completion in December. The 15 employees who will operate the facility, and Pearl River instruc- tors are, first row from left, WT Davis, Tom Rapheal, Dave Minear, Jim Rutherford, Mike Green, Van Bookout, Terry Jones, manager of employee relations; Tom Achee, Dave Mathews, and Pearl River instructors John Cranmer and C.H. Miley. Other manager-technicians and instructors are, second row from left, Ron Whitson, Claude Green, Al Bourgeois, host and director of the PRC Hancock Center; instructor Dempsey J. Wolf, Dempsey Milton, Leo Kowal, Tony Caston, instructor Walter Bruner, Mike Ray, Butch Prescott and James Hensiek. PRC instructors not pictured are William Ard and Jerome Schmidt. AL BOGRGEOIS, left, director of the Pearl River College Hancock VoTech Center, located north of Bay St. Louis, hosted the training project and directed seven Pearl River instructors from the Hancock Center and the main campus in Poplarville during the four-week training. Tom Raphael, Borg- Warner technician, is shown here presenting Bourgeois a plaque noting the instruction and facilities provided by Pearl River College. 56 The Pearls Were a big hit at all Contests STRING OF PEARLS . . . First row from left, Jennifer Sterling, Janette Rayborn, Chantel Effler, Melissa Thrash, Michelle Wil- liamson, Kenya Harrington, Carol Probst, Patri Frazier, Patty Wiley, Melissa Pearson, Rose Wagner. Second row from left, Tina Davis, Rhonda Mitchell, Barbie Horton, Brenda Price, Kaye Henley, Cindy Hemba, Donna Kendrick, Donna Stamp, Marlene Breaux, Julie Ross, Hope Garrett. Third row from left, Kembra Albarez, Carol Bilbo, Cynthia McNease, Robin Johnson, Jenni- fer Cagle, Karen Murphy, Lillie Haynes, Lisa Wertz, INaretha Brown, Tangy Ladner, Bernadine Necaise, Renee Bounds, Mi- chelle Bush, Renae Smith, and Debbie White. 61 1981 Wildcat Football Cheerleaders 1981 CHEERLEADERS . . . (Front row from left) Carolyn Odom, Columbia and Elma Smith, Petal. (Second row from left) Dawn Harrell, Poplarville; Debbie Walters, Petal; Ginny Whitfield, Picayune; and sopho- more Shannon Roberts, Colum- bia. (At top) Sophomores Rhonda Smith, Bay St. Louis and Christine Edwards of Car- Having Pictures Made Even Took Practice and Practice Leading the 1981 Football Wildcats 4- r A driving force behind the success of the Pearl River College Wildcats was the untiring efforts of the PRC football cheer- leaders. They began practive back in early June and continued through the summer months and every afternoon during the football season. Through the rain, the heat, the cold and over the miles the PRC cheerleaders represented the ' Cats very v ell. Hundreds of signs, long and sleepy road trips home, and numer- ous pep rally skits were just a part of their efforts. PRCs Halloween 1981 King Queen Carnival Boo! It wasn ' t a typical night on the Pearl River College campus. The students who gathered ' round the cookout where eight bonfires were roaring, lighting up the evening sky, didn ' t even appear to be students at all. They looked sorta Mickey Mouse. And Minnie Mouse. In fact, there were some dressed as pirates, clowns, ghosts, mice, bees, and cats. Many were under the influence of the urban cowboy and cowgirl look, as well as witches, warlocks, and goblins. What a night! The event was the annual Halloween Carnival sponsored by SPARC. It was a chance to get away from the rigors of school life and enjoy a night of cake walks, pie throws, or maybe even a bingo game. All in all it was a night of fun and enjoyment, making a week go just that much easier for the students. Todd Bodner and Matt Jones were named co-winners of the Halloween King contest and Jennifer Cagel was named Queen. Boil, boil, toil and trouble . . . 68 1981 Football Wildcats 38 PRC Wins South, advance to playoff Whether senior college or high school, it is highly doubt- ful if any other school in the state of Mississippi has a richer football tradition than Pearl River College. The record book speaks for itself. Since football began at PRC back in 1922, the Wildcats have posted only seven losing seasons. There have been nine seasons where the ' Cats have gone undefeated. Twen- ty times the PRC teams have won eight or more contests in a season. The state championship trophy has rested in Poplarville an unprecedented 14 times. But there was much confusion floating around Pearl River College when the 1981 football season began. The rich tradition of football in Wildcat country had been un- der a thick haze the past four years. There had been no state champions in Pearl River County since 1976. No south division titles to boast about. No tradition. To make matters worse, the Wildcats had managed a 22-17-1 record during that time. And if that wasn ' t enough. Pearl River had lost four consecutive games to Jones Junior College and Gulf Coast Junior College. So the 1981 football season began with many questions to be answered. Could the Wildcats come back and estab- lish themselves as the football power of old? Did the Wild- cats have a chance to win the state championship one more time? Was the tradition over? 73 7 Lance Larson QB 5 10 168 Oak Grove 10 Chuck Bounds QB 5 11 200 Purvis 11 Tim Holmes WBQB 5 10 150 New Orleans, LA 12 Bobby DeVaughn QB 6 0 165 Hancock North Central 13 Andrew Hickman QB 5 11 160 Picayune 14 Edward Holt TB 5 9 160 Poplarville 15 Yancey McNeal TE-M 6 2 205 Mobile, ALA 20 J.D. Daniels TB 5 8 155 Purvis 21 Donnie Lewis FB 5 10 202 Columbia 22 Randall Collette TB 5 9 180 Cecelia, LA 23 Bob Shelton FB-M 5 10 185 Oak Grove 24 Donald Cooper TB 5 7 150 Picayune 25 Jimmy English WB 5 10 150 Oak Grove 26 Ralph Preston CB 5 11 165 Sumrall 27 Lloyd Henry TB 5 9 160 Hancock North Central 28 Ricky Cain TE 5 10 180 Purvis 29 Jeff Douglas M 5 9 175 Hattisburg 30 Baris Pam DB 5 9 160 Columbia 31 Randy Roberts S 5 10 160 Columbia 32 Stephon Fairley WB 5 7 150 Poplarville 33 Hollis Payton TBCB 5- 10 185 West Marion 34 Bobby Stockstill DE 5- 10 185 Picayune 35 Kenneth Caines CB 5- 11 165 Sumrall 36 Daryl Adams M 5- 9 170 Poplarville 37 Steve Dees SE 6- 2 205 Picayune 38 Carlos Johnson DB 5- 10 160 Picayune 39 David Oakes SES 5- 10 170 Carriere 40 Ben Preston S 5- 11 185 East Marion 50 Manford Moses OG 6- 1 218 Prentiss 51 Bill Roberts C 5- 11 200 Mobile, ALA 52 Russell Phillips C 6 0 195 Picayune 53 Joe Church LB 5 11 190 St. Stanislaus 54 Tony Smith C 5- 11 220 Oak Grove 55 Mark Fails C 5- 10 188 Bassfield 57 Randy Cuevas OT 6- 2 275 Lumberton 60 Melvin McCurley OG 6- 0 205 Reserve, LA 61 Ricky Johns DE 5 9 215 Picayune 62 David Lomas OG 6 0 215 Brooklyn 63 Mark Lichtenstein N 6- 0 190 St. Stanislaus 64 Anthony Ross LB 5- 111 4 210 Hattiesburg 65 Charlie Hightower DT 5- 11 220 Vernon Hill, VA 66 Carl Rogers N 6- 0 210 Inkster, MICH 67 Greg Fortenberry C 6 2 200 West Marion 68 Eddie Clark LB 5 11 205 Baton Rouge, LA 69 William Earl Price LB 6- 0 190 Bassfield 70 Mike Bradley OT 6 4 225 Mobile, ALA 71 Jackie Hathorn DT 6- 0 230 Bassfield 72 Tommy Dodd OTDT 5 11 225 Picayune 73 Terry Stockstill OT 5 11 220 Carriere 74 Rusty Bounds DT 6 0 250 Picayune 75 Paul Mitchell OG 6 0 220 Oak Grove 76 Mike Gallo rs 5 10 205 Picayune 77 Billy Smith DE 5 11 190 Poplarville 79 David Burgess LB 5 10 190 Hattiesburg 80 Henry Martin TE 6 2 200 Pine, LA 82 Don Williams DE 6 1 180 Bogalusa, LA 83 Stanley Pugh DE 6 1 190 Picayune o4 Glen Meranto LB 5 10 180 Hancock North Central 85 Woodroe Ducksworth DE 6 1 218 Hattisburg 87 James Wilson SE 6 0 178 Hattiesburg 88 Dave Boos LBTE 6 1 195 St. Stanislaus Managers — Mike Williamson, Willia m Tillman, Cecil Taylor, Scott Rowls, and Steve Seymore 77 GAME 1 GAME 2 Pearl River College opened their 1981 football cam- paign on a winning note, rolling over Mississippi Delta 27- 14 in convincing style. Sophomore quarterback Lance Larson capped drives of 79 and 87 yards with touchdown tosses to Steve Dees and Edward Holt. Randall Collette and Stephon Fairley were credited with the other two touchdowns scored for PRC. Both scores came on the ground. Picayune ' s Bobby Stockstill added three of the four extra points. The Wildcats ' defense held the Trojans to 265 total yards and also played havoc with the Delta quarterback, picking off five passes during the contest. Anthony Ross, Charlie Hightower, Ricky Johns, Woodroe Ducksworth, and Ben Preston all had big nights for the River Bandits. Ross had 1 1 assists, three tackles and one interception. Hightower had seven assists, two tackles, one fumble recovery and also blocked one punt. Ducksworth made five individual tackles and had two assists and one blocked pass. Preston had two intercep- tions. 1 78 Although early in the season, it was already time for the first Big game of the year — the annual ' Cat fight between the Jones Bobcats and the PRC Wildcats. Although Pearl River supporters knew the game was important because of its influence on the south division title race, they also knew that Jones had dealt the ' Cats bad luck over the past few years. Four to be exact. The Wildcats were in jeopardy of losing their fifth straight game to the Laurel-based club. So with tension in the air, the battle began. Both clubs moved the ball offensively in the first half, almost at will. First the Bobcats would score, then the Wildcats would answer. When the first half gun put a halt to the action. Pear River trailed 22-20. But momentum changed in the second half. Woodroe Ducksworth recovered a Bobcat fumble and four plays later Bobby Stockstill kicked a 34-yard field goal to put the ' Cats up by one. A few minutes later Ben Preston inter- cepted a Jones ' aerial, setting up a 48-yard touchdown run by Donnie Lewis to give PRC a comfortable 29-22 advan- tage. Stockstill booted the PAT to up the spread to eight points as the third period ended. For awhile it looked like Pearl River would finally have the satisfaction of revenge over Jones. After four years of nearmisses it was left up to the Wildcat defense to pre- serve the win. Everyone waited for the final gun. The defense held strong through thirteen and a half minutes of the fourth quarter before cause for concern arose. The Bobcats had gotten hold of the ball with the clock lapsing its final minutes. It was surely to be their last possession of the evening. All the Wildcats had to do was hold their rivals for this last time and the game would be history, and a Wildcat win. But when the clock reached 1:37 left in the game, Jones ' quarterback Simmy Cooley lateralled to split end Chip Geiger who started running to the right on a sweep. Geiger halted to throw the halfback pass as the clock spoke 1:35 and counting. It was a prayer pass, the Hail Mary — he was going for all the marbles. The crowd was silent as the ball left Geiger ' s hand. Half hoping for a completion, the other half praying for an incompletion at worst, interception at last. With the clock at 1 :30 Geiger ' s pass fell . . . complete to Nelson Clayton for a touchdown. Then, Cooley passed to Jim Phillips for the two-point conversion. No revenge this year — just a long ride home from Laurel — 30-30 tie. The First Big Game of Year Edward Holt against Jones GAME 3 GAME 4 Pearl River College, 1 -0- 1 , erased any doubts of having a let down after last week ' s emotional 30-30 tie with Jones, as they whipped Coahoma 54 0 in Dobie Holden Stadium. It was a night for the record books as PRC rolled up 549 total yards, the fifth best performance for a Wildcat team in history. Eleven backs rushed for 390 yards for another fifth on the all time rushing charts. And while the offense was having a field day, the defense wasn ' t doing bad ei- ther. The Bandits held Coahoma to a mere 102 yards total offense while collecting three fumbles and two intercep- tions. Freshman Ben Henry was the game ' s leading rusher with 126 yards on seven carries. Bobby Stockstill tied a PRC record by connecting on seven PAT attempts and one field goal. The win boosted PRC ' s record to 2-0-1 on the season. Record book Falls in this Juco Game Pearl River held its breath during the 42nd meeting against the Hinds ' Eagles and came away with a 14-12 victory to up their season record to 3-0-1. The Wildcats got the first points of the game as Antho- ny Ross recovered a blocked punt at the Hinds 20-yard line. After handing the ball to running back Randall Col- lette on two consecutive plays, quarterback Lance Larson did the scoring honors, sweeping around the right side from 12 yards out. Stockstill added the PAT. Pearl River erupted again in the first half with a 57-yard drive which was capped when Hollis Payton scampered four yards to paydirt. Stockstill once again added the PAT, but the game was far from over. Hinds came back in the second half as the Eagles ' quarterback Ricky Irby found end Jerry Bryant on a 36- yard scoring pass. But the Eagles missed the extra point which would prove critical in the end. Late in the contest the Eagles went to the air again for a touchdown. This time Irby found Steve Winborne, closing the margin to 14-12. Hinds went for two points on the conversion but an alert Ben Preston stopped the rushing sweep short of paydirt. Cats now 3-0-1 79 It was a beautiful Homecoming GAME 5 Pearl River College lost its first game of the season Oct. 3, at Decatur as East Central passed their way to a 2118 come-from behind south division win. Not only did the loss drop the Wildcats ' record to 3-1-1, but it also dropped the ' Cats out of the national rankings where they held down the number 13 spot. PRC took an early lead in the contest as Kenneth Caines intercepted a Warrior pass and returned it 45 yards for a touchdown. East Central came right back to take the lead on a 34-yard pass. Todd Wall added the PAT for the War- riors to make the score 7-6. The Wildcats came back to regain the lead just before the half as Lance Larson hit Steve Dees of Picayune on a two-yard pass completion. PRC ' s final score came early in the third period as the Wildcats marched 77 yards with Donnie Lewis finding paydirt from seven yards out. With the game winding down, Pearl River led 18-14, yielding a touchdown throw in the third quarter, but vi- sions of Jones ' disaster lurked all around. Then lightening struck. With 1 :24 showing on the score- board clock. Warrior quarterback Micah Hazelwood threw the 42-yard bomb to Bruce Magee for the game-winning score. A game the Wildcats should not have lost. GAME 6 Pearl River ' s second Big game came at Homecoming. It was the re newed battle between PRC and Gulf Coast (alias Perk, Shrimp Suckers, etc.). Dobie Holden Stadium was over-flowing as an estimated 10,000 people jammed into their seats to watch the south division slugfeast. Pearl River opened the scoring in the second period as Randall Collette capped a 57-yard scoring drive going over from one yard out. Steve Dees increased the margin to 14- 0 when he gathered in a 5-yard touchdown toss from Lance Larson late in the first half. The touchdown capped a 74-yard drive. Gulf Coast rebounded early in the third period as they marched 53 yards on a screen pass to close the gap 1 4-7. A few minutes later, the Bulldogs were on the hunt again, traveling 74 yards, but wound up having to settle for a 20- yard field goal. Gulf Coast did have the ball first and ten at the Wildcats ' four-yard line, but the rugged PRC defense would not break and Gulf Coast was forced to settle for three points. In the final minutes of the contest. Gulf Coast made one last effort to get to the goal line. On a third down play at the PRC 18-yard line. Bulldog quarterback Zach Nelson passed to end Jim Estrada at the goal line, only to have Anthony Ross tip the ball away at the last second. On fourth down and 53 seconds remaining in the con- test, Carl Rodgers blasted up the middle to sack Nelson and end the game. GAME 7 GAME 8 PRC jumped out to an early 14 0 lead and then fought off a determined group of Southwest Bears to register a 20 13 win, leaving them one win short of the south division title. The Wildcats ' first score ceme after Henry Martin re- covered a fumble on the Bears ' 47-yard line and PRC took the pigskin to paydirt 1 1 plays later. Lance Larson got the second score on a 26 yard run. Stockstill added both PATs. Southwest came back late in the first half to score ten points in the final 1:10. Bears ' quarterback Mike Heitz- mann scored their first touchdown on a 13 yard run, cap ping a 77-yard drive, and Todd Haywood added the PAT and a field goal. Haywood kicked another field goal early in the third period making the score 14-13. In the fourth period Woo- droe Ducksworth stripped the ball away from Heitzmann and three plays later Randall Collette took the ball in for PRC, capping the nights ' scoring at 20-13. Freshman tailback Edward Holt picked up 84 yards in 17 attempts while sophomore Randall Collette managed 53 yards on 12 tries. Cats spoil Southwest ' s 1981 Homecoming 81 Steve Dees scores In another final minute thriller, the Holmes ' Bulldogs handed Pearl River their second defeat of the season 14- 12. Holmes ' quarterback Thomas Trussell threw the Hail Mary pass to Roderick Jones with 23 seconds left in the game to cap the victory for the Bulldogs. Holmes lit the scoreboard lights first in the contest as Jones pounded over the paydirt stripe from three yards out. Pearl River answered late in the second quarter as Larson hit Yancey McNeal with a 63-yard bomb. Pearl River went for two but were stopped short and the half ended 7-6. Pearl River came back in the second half to score two field goals by Bobby Stockstill but it wasn ' t enough as the Bulldogs won the game in the final moments. ' ' Hail Mary pass and catch gives Bulldogs win GAME 9 It took just one offensive play for the PRC Wildcats to get on the scoreboard against the Co-Lin Wolves. Lance Larson stepped back and hit split end Henry Martin for a 85-yard touchdown play, the second longest scoring strike in PRC history. Martin played a big roll in the game besides scoring on the opening TD strike. He was also responsible for falling on a loose ball in the end zone for the ' Cats 20th point in the contest. Randy Smith added all three PATs on the night. The 21-6 win clinched the south division for the Wild- cats and set up a rematch in the first round of the state playoffs with Mississippi Delta. Randall Collette had a big night running the ball, picking up 106 yards on the evening. Bob-A-Lou picks up 106 yards against Co-Lin Wolves PRC closed out its 1981 season on a winning note beat- ing Mortheast 2114, but it didn ' t come easy. Northeast held the pigskin for the final 6:41 seconds threatening to overtake the Wildcats ' 21-14 advantage. With just twenty seconds remaining in the contest, the Tigers were looking at fourth down on the fouryard line. But confusion set into the Tiger offense and the ball was finally snapped with just two seconds remaining in the game. There was an option left, but defensive standout Yancey McNeal was there, along with Glen Meranto to shut the attack down at the two. Northeast got on the board first with a 58-yard drive, capped by a 37 yard pass for the touchdown. Pearl River retaliated when Bob Collette scored on a three-yard run. The play was set up when Meranto recovered a fumble on the Tiger 16. PRC ended the closing minutes of the first half with another score as Larson drove the team 81 yards in eight plays and hit McNeal with an eight-yard pass for the score. Early in the third period the Wildcats upped the score to 21-7 as Hollis Payton dove over from one yard out. But then trouble began. Still in the third quarter, Larson passed to Payton who fumbled after the catch giving Northeast the ball on the PRC 36. Phillip McDonald scored three plays later on a ten- yard run around the right side. The Tigers had cut the lead to 7. The game continued until the final minutes when the ' Cats held off the long, futile Tiger drive to close out their regular season at 7-2-1. 82 DIVISION PLAYOFFS Anthony Ross The Wildcats ' first post-season appearance in four years also brought on the worst half performance by the team. It wasn ' t so much that PRC was losing to Mississip- pi Delta 7-0, the same Trojan team the ' Cats had downed 27-14 in the season opener, but the fact that PRC had a net total offense of only 28 yards. PRC had had three fumbles. PRC threw two interceptions. PRC was lucky the game wasn ' t already a blow out. In the locker room the words were simple from head coach J.C. Arban. I told them it was up to them, said Arban, if they were tired of playing football, then go out and play the way they played in the first half and there would be no practice on Monday. The strategy worked. The Wildcats scored 19 unan- swered points in the second half. Ralph Preston started the ' Cats comeback, intercepting a Trojan pass on the PRC five-yard line. Seventeen plays later, Lance Larson threw his first of three touchdown passes to Henry Martin from six yards out. Tony Smith ' s extra point attempt was wide to the right. Next, it was Kenny Caines ' turn to intercept a Trojan aerial on the PRC 38. Larson immediately hit Steve Dees with a 40-yard bomb and two plays later Larson connected with Edward Holt for the score. But, the two point conver- sion failed. A fumble recovery by Mark Lichtenstein set up Pearl River ' s game-clinching touchdown. Starting from their own 34, Larson threw a screen pass to Holt who put it into fourth gear and went the distance for the score. Smith drilled the extra point as the game ended 19-7. Holt 83 STATE PLAYOFFS FINAL COMMENTS For the first time in four years the Pearl River Wildcats had advanced to the state JuCo championships. And to make matters that much nicer, the game was being played at Dobie Holden Stadium, plus, the winner would go to the Garland Bowl in Texas. The 8-2-1 Wildcats would be facing the 9-2 Bulldogs, a team that Pearl River should have beaten earlier in the season but lost, 14-12. The game started out as a defensive struggle with the Wildcats failing to take advnatage of two Bulldog fumbles. Twice the ' Cats were given excellent field position. Twice the ' Cats came up empty. What happened after that is a low feeling in every Wild- cat supporter. So low, many people would rather forget about that Saturday night in Poplarville. In just two quar- ters, the Holmes ' Bulldogs placed 31 points on the board — 31 unanswered point. And after the game was soundly out of reach, maybe as good sports. Holmes allowed Larson to run around right side from three yards out to complete the nights ' scoring at 31-6. No championship, no title, no Garland Bowl. Just the biggest margin of defeat ever re corded in a Mississippi State Football Championship game. It might seem that when a team loses a championship game that the entire season has gone for naught. Although the pains of a 31-6 loss to Holmes, not to mention losing a trip to the Garland Bowl, had a great toll of grief to the players, students and supporters of PRC, the season was very successful. Mo team in the history of PRC has set so many records which will now become the goals of future Wildcat squads. Fourteen new listings under a host of headings will now be inserted in the Wildcat Record Book which dates back to 1922. This year was the most the ' Cats had accomplished in four years. Oh, it ' s true PRC had winning seasons in 1977, 1979, and 1980, but not the kind of season Pearl River is famous for. Just barely breaking the 500 mark might be a good year a t other schools, but not at the River. 8-3-1 is a good PRC season. We might not have an overall championship trophy resting in our showcase, but our tradition was renewed this year. A few years from now, no one will remember if we won the state crown or not, but they will remember the River tradition. Maybe we won more this year than ever before. Coaches J.C. Arban, Wayne Jones, Herbert Morris 84 The Last Game ALL-STAR, ALL-STATE PLAYERS Bob Collette Woodroe Ducksworth Yancey McNeal Mike Bradley Ben Preston The ' 81 Wildcats in Action Donnie Lewis Larson, Ducksworth named Captains Pearl River College Wildcat players have selected quarterback Lance Larson of Oak Grove and defensive end Woo- droe Ducksworth of Hattiesburg perma- nent team captains of the 1981 Wildcat squad. Larson and Ducksworth were instru- mental in leading the Wildcats to the south division title and a runner-up spot to Holmes for the overall state crown. PRC posted an 8-31 overall ledger. The PRC players also named tailback Randall Collette of Cecelia, La. and of- fensive guard Paul Mitchell of Oak Grove most valuable offensive players. Defen- sive back Ben Preston of West Marion and nose-tackle Charlie Hightower of Vernon Hill, Va. were tagged most valu- able defensive players. Mark Fails of Bassfield was singled out as the Wildcats ' special team MVP. Larson passed for 1611 yards and 15 touchdowns. The Oak Grove native ranked fifth on the all time list for num- ber of touchdown passes thrown in one season. He is second on the all-time list for total passing yardage in one season. Ducksworth was named the most valuable all state south division defen- sive lineman during the regular season. He was also selected for the Souths all- star team and was named second team ail-American by the Junior College Grid- wire. Ducksworth had 51 tackles and 49 assists this past season. Randall Collette, the Wildcats ' out- standing tailback from Cecelia, La., was the ' Cats leading rusher for the last two years. Collette ' s 664 total yards this season puts him sixth on the all time rushing leader chart for a season. His freshman performance of 606 yards also etched him into the eight all-time place. Collette also holds the all-time single game rushing title. Last year against Southwest, Collette picked up 224 yards for the record. This past season Collette scored five touchdowns, and made all- state and all-star. Paul Mitchell, of Oak Grove, played right offensive guard for the Wildcats. He did an outstanding job his freshman and sophomore years as a Wildcat. Just this past week, Mitchell was elected Mr. Pearl River College by his fellow class- mates. Ben Preston led the Wildcats with eight interceptions and 29 tackles and 25 assists. He was named all-state, all- star and honorable mention ail-Ameri- can. Charlie Hightower made 46 tackles and had 38 assists on defense for the Wildcats. He also led the team with four fumble recoveries. Hightower was also a standout during the North-South JuCo All-Star game. J.C. Arban, the Wildcats ' head coach said many senior colleges have been in touch with at least a dozen of the sopho- more Wildcats. We ' ll have several players going to senior colleges, Arban said. In fact five or six of the players have more than one option to continue their football and edu- cation. 90 Wildcat Marching Band Does Outstanding Job Representing Pearl River College Doyla Kellar Student Director Drum Section (From left) Joe Polk, bass drum; Todd Moody, triple toms; Tami Theriot, cymbals; Ron Ducarpe, snare; Sharan Stewart, cymbals; Billy Berger, snare; Milton Wiley, bass drum; Tommy Bridge, snare; Sammy Lowe, bells; Conrad Caruso, bass drum. Flags and Rifles (From left left) Flags: Karen Rowell, Bertfia Poole, Tamela Bilbo, Pam Engle, Candace Whitten, Nancy Toomey. Rifles (l neeling from left) Karen Ducarpe, Rudy Rowell, Janice Morris. PRACTICE MADE SATURDAYS BETTER The PRC ' s Band Year Also Began In August Band Members of 1981 Melody St. Amand Anita Wilson Regina Hughes Martin Rogers Candace Whitten Stacy McDonald Tara Ferguson Mario Warren Ella Swain Mary Lou Fleming Sherry Lossett Angie McClendon Kent Capooth David Watkins Janine Lee Hank Johnsey Keeth Buckley Danny Mullis Vanneta Thompson Tommy Bridge Eric Crowson Ron Ducarpe Michelle Manuel Billy Berger Vincent Carter Todd Moody David Bryant Tami Theriot Dewayne Ladner Sharon Stewart Fernando Betanzos Joe Polk Renita Smith Milton Wiley Janet Fiveash Andy Carter Bobby Doug Stewart Sammy Lowe Stuart Smith Russell Clemts Band Gets Standing Ovation at ' 81 HC A performance to remember Santa Claus and his number one helper Here Comes Santa Claus Pearl River College was throughly in the Christ- mas spirit as students decorated dormitories, trees and whatever else needed fixing up in anticipation of the fourth Christmas celebration. Sponsored by the SPARC Organization, the gala event included a visit from the very merry man himself, Santa Claus. The highlight of the festivities was the dorm song- fest where Marion Hall captured first place with their rendition of Angels We Have Heard On High . Sec- ond place went to Huff and Crosby Hail. In the celebration ' s first dorm decoration contest, the winner was Pearl River Hall. The dorm lool ed like the north pole as the columns in front of the building were decorated to look like candy canes, lights were stretched from all sides of the residence hall, and a nativity scene was set up over the en- trance. 1 believe this was the best Christmas celebration we have had, said Dr. Becky Askew. 97 Songfest winners from Marion Hall Two wise men? Miller Hammill White Hall sings from the tree-tops Pearl River Hall won the decorating contest Commuters sang with Santa Claus loa Lamar Hall The faculty was the target during the SPARC skit 103 Phi Theta Kappa Sponsors Appreciation Day Op until now we ' ve shown you the extra activities of Pearl River. Here are a few shots of classroom experiences Science 108 Cosmetology Electronics PRC Students in Action 112 Miss Garrett is from Poplarville and Mitch- ell is a graduate of Oak Grove Freshman Favorites Andrew Hickman, Picayune Eric ' Poncho ' James, Picayune Bill Roberts, Mobile Shari Rosa, Pearl River Central Marlene Breaux, Hancock North Central Jennifer Sterling, Purvis Sophomore Favorites Tessie Seal, Pearl River Central Ladette Ladner, Hancock North Central Brenda Price, Petal James Taylor, Picayune William J. Fortenberry, Prentiss Christian Shane Coleman, Prentiss Miss Pearl River College 114 Hope Garrett Mr. Pearl River College Paul Mitchell Poncho James, Jenifer Sterling, Bill Roberts Sophomore Favorites Will Fortenberry 118 Shane Coleman irenda Price Sophomore Favorites Brenda Price Will Fortenberry Ladette Ladner Cush Taylor Tessie Seal Shane Coleman Freshman Favorites Jennifer Sterling Andrew Hickman Marlene Breaux Jennifer Sterling OK, enough is definitely enough Pearl River College students and faculty returned to the Poplarville campus, after a three week Christmas vaca- tion, only to be greeted by an artic air mass which sent the temperatures to near zero. That, however, was the good part which happened on Monday. By Tuesday sleet start- ed falling and those conditions continued through Wednes- day. By Thursday morning snow added to the pretty, but messy conditions. School officials cancelled classes Thursday and Friday and recommended students and fac- ulty find a nice warm place to ride out the unusual weath- er. All this happened the second week of January. The next week was totally different as temperatures rose to near 80. Instead of skating on ice everyone was pulling out the shorts for a day of spring in January. These are a few of the sights during our week of winter. Soon the novelty wore off 1981-1982 Student Council Sophomore Class Officers (from left) Jan Guade, secretary-treasurer, Picayune; Beth Owen, vice-president, Lumberton; Shane Coleman, president, Prentiss; Donna Daughdrill, student council representative, Prentiss; and Brenda Price, student council representative. Petal. Freshman Class Officers (from left) Jennifer Sterling, student council representative, Purvis; Tangy Ladner, secretary-treasurer, Hancock Morth Central; Sammy Lowe, president, Columbia; Marlene Breaux, vice-president, Hancock North Central; and Cindy Hemba, student council representative, Lumberton. DECA DECA (front row from left) Sammy Stockstill, Debbie Meyers, Secretary-Treasurer; Todd White, State President; (second row from left) Mrs. Beverly Boone, Advisor; Karen Patch, Barbie Horton, Chapter President; Janie Cascoe, (third row from left) Shirley Pullen, Reporter; Donna Daughdrill, Vice President. DECA OFFICERS (front row from left) Barbie Horton, Chapter President; Karen Patch, Debbie Meyers, Secretary-Treasurer; Donna Daughdrill, Vice- President; (second row from left) Todd V hite, State President; Shirley Pullen, Reporter. VICA Vice Club members include: (kneeling from left) Barry Fowler, treasurer; Joe Moffet. (Standing from left) Chip Hendelang, secretary; Roland Formby, Jeff Anderson, president; Dan Manning, Walt Woodward, Hank Johnsey, Joe Pope. (Back from left) Stan Nelson, Joe Staugard, and Daniel Brown. 132 SPARC SPARC (from left) first row: Amy Howell, Tessie Seal, Brenda Price, Julie Ross, Becky Askew, second row (from left) Hope Garrett, Donna Daughdrill, Sherry Trotter, third row (from left) Shane Coleman, Woodroe Ducksworth, Mike Bradley, Mark Batte, Mike Williamson. ROTC Flags Pearl River College ' s Color Guard members include: (From left) Brian Spalding, Shirley Oatis, Paul Williams and Kenneth Howard. Rodeo Club Rodeo Club (from left first row) Lynn Starkey, Ladette Ladner, Teresa Davis, (second row from left) Craig Cutrer, Joey Smith, Jeff Burkes, Mike Lee, (third row from left) Steve Seal, Daniel Brown, Scott Stewart, Ricky Dale, and Jason Mason. Rodeo Club Officers (from left) Lynn Starkey, president; Mike Lee, vice-president; Ladette Ladner, secretary- treasurer; and Teresa Davis, reporter. Choir Choir (front row from left) Sheri Pitts, Donna Kendricl , Penny Cooper, Lucy Shephard, Rocky Andry, Denise Adams, Lor! Pittman, and PRC Music Director Larry Newell, (second row from left) Brenda Whitfield, Sharon Stewart, Annette Hendricks, Lilliette McClain, Sherigo Magee. (back row from left) Huey Mettles, Sammy Lowe, Mario Warren, Michael Casper, Scott Carter, Rudy Powell and Richard Kelly. 135 Dr. Larry Mewell Afro- Americans AFRO-AMERICAM CGLTGRAL SOCIETY — (front row from left) Deveri Morgan, Katfiy Magee, Cathy Johnson. Cynthia Dukes, Gwen Marks, Deidra Powers, Charlotte Whitehead; (second row from left) Sharon Hives, Janet Rawls, Marilyn Hinton, Milton Wiley, Harvey Graham, Delisa McKinley; (third row from left) Anthony Rawls, Andrienetta Gaddis, Desi Watts, Sammy Lowe, Mrs. Dorothy Jordan. AFRO-AMERICAN CGLTURAL SOCIETY OFFICERS (from left) Carolyn Odom, secretary; Christine Fairley, treasurer; Deveri Morgan, president; Calvin Smith, vice president; Kathy Magee, scrapbook social committee; LeGwendIa Mark, education; William Earl Price, public relations; Elma Smith, social; and Shelia Magee, public relations. Navigators Jump-Rope-A-Thon- Phi Theta Kappa Mew members are (from left): Mark Batte, Hattiesburg; Lance Larson, Oak Grove; Teresa Davis, Lumberton; Sylvia Bright, Picayune; Teresa Lowery, Columbia; Jan Strahan, Poplarville; and Melody Strahan, Picayune. 138 Phi Theta Kappa new elected officers for the fall were: (from left) Norma Jean Hammill, sponsor; Janice Morris, president; Poplarville; Mark Anderson, vice-president, Hattiesburg; Natalie Welborn, secretary-treasurer, | Picayune; Christine Zollinhofer, reporter, Lumberton; and Ann Morris, co-sponsor. | PHI THETA KAPPA SPRING INITIATION — Chester Burge, Bronwyn Burns, Drudy Campbell, Kathleen Crandall, Susan DeWoody, Erika Felber, Kaye Henley, Elizabeth Henson, Melinda Holbrook, Carey Hudson, Rene Jeanfreau, Sarah Johnson, Kyle Jones, Desiree Lizana, Lori Martin, Greg McMahon, Donna O ' Quinn, High Peel, David Reese, Vessie Richard, Karen Rowell, Karen Sanford, Lisa Smith, Michael Smith, Darlene Stewart, Greg Tillman, Janet Walker, Todd White, Ginny Whitfield, Anita Wilson, and Donald O ' Quinn. PHI THETA KAPPA OFFICERS — Christine Zolinhofer, reporter; Norma Hammill, sponsor; Natalie Welborn, president; Mark Anderson, vice-president; Mark Batte, Regional president; Lori Pittman, Historian; Ann Morris, sponsor; and Sylvia Bright, secretary-treasurer. 139 Cosmetology COSMO (front row from left) Connie Clark, Marguerite Beaugez, Susie Holmes, Charlotte Hartfield, Valarie Johnson, Rose Wagner, Bronis Temples Sauls, Wren Myers, (back row from left) Mrs. Lorene McCallum, Kim Duncan, Tammy Ladner, Brenda Ford, Becky Hood, Darlene Head, Belinda Lively, Nina Bastise. Cosmo Officers for the fall were: (from left) Connie Clark, class representative, Waveland; Marguerite Beaugez, vice-president. Bay St. Louis; Bronis Temples, reporter, Bogalusa; Brenda Gayle Ford, treasurer, Kokomo; Belinda Lively, secretary, Bogalusa; Charlotte Hartfield, historian, Purvis; and Darlene Head, president, Lumberton. Cosmetology Christmas Party Mother of Pearl Mother of Pearl (from left) Bobby Doug Stewart, Picayune; Denise Adams, Columbia; Ron Ducarpe, Carriere; Steve Seal, Poplarville; Carol Bilbo, Poplarville; Tommy Bridge, Poplarviile; Pam Bourgeous, Poplarville; Brent Aube, Port Sulfur, LA; Cary Hudson, Sumrall; and Renee Elmore, Poplarville. 142 Performing in the PRC Auditorium were the Mother of Pearl. From left — Tommy Bridge, Poplarville; Archie Rawls, instructor; Cary Hudson, Sumrall; Pam Bourgeous, Poplarville; Carol Bilbo, Poplarville; Bobby Doug Stewart, Picayune; Renee Elmore, Poplarville; Brent Aube, Port Sulfur, LA; Denise Adams, Columbia; Steve Seal, Poplarville; James Foshee, instructor; and Ron Ducarpe, Carriere. 143 Delta Psi Omega DELTA PSI OMEGA — (sitting from left) Charlene Clark, Ronnie Tillnrian, Shirley Pullen, Tislia Burge, Peggy Creel, Jane Wallace; (kneeling from left) Julie Roberson, Hope Garrett, Doyla Kellar, Donna Kendrick, Donald W. Burge; (standing from left) Anthony Ross, Rudy Rowell, Jerry Blakeney, Tina Ladner, Bradley Bounds, D.C. Reese, Randy Schmidt, Edward Holt, and Connie Holmes, Advisor. Practice for the spring play Dr. Marvin R. White Dr. Marvin R. White Board Chairman — Everette Eaton and Dr. Marvin R. White 145 PRC ' s Board of Trustees PRC ' S BOARD OF TRGSTEES — (seated from left) — Everette Eaton, Board Chairman; Mrs. Katherine Moody, (standing from left) — Jim Thriffiley, Dennis Fortenberry, Billy Sills, William Stafford, Edmond Mitchell, Frank Fortenberry, Greg Mitchell, Charles Speed, J.Q. Frierson, and Jack Stewart, (not pictured) — Harlan Daughdrill, George Curry, and Pate Lumpkin. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Everette Eaton, Chairman Jack Stewart, Vice-Chairman Pate Lumpkin, Secretary PEARL RIVER COUNTY Pate Lumpkin, Superintendent of Education Edmond T. Mitchell Jack Stewart Greg Mitchell Mrs. Katherine Moody J.Q. Frierson JEFFERSON DAVIS COGNTY Dennis Fortenberry, Superintendent of Education Charles Speed FORREST COUNTY Harlan Daughdrill, Superintendent of Education George C. Curry LAMAR COUNTY Billy Ray Hatten, Superintendent of Education Everette Eaton HANCOCK COUNTY Billy Sills, Superintendent of Education Jim Thriffiley MARION COUNTY William A. Stafford, Superintendent of Education Frank Fortenberry Everette Eaton, Borad Chairman 146 147 Charles Speed (left), Dennis Fortenberry (right) Mrs. Katherine Moody Frank Fortenberry Dennis Fortenberry Dr. James Sones Dean of Vocational-Technical Affairs Carolyn Moore Vocational-Technical Counselor Dr. Willis Lott Director of Admissions 151 Miller Hammill Dean of Student Affairs PRC ' s Administration Pearl River College Faculty Pearl River College Staff 156 Hancock County Center Hattiesburg Vo-Tech Center Larry Aultman Respiratory Therapy Inst. Jack Blackwell A C Ref Instructor Cliff Evans Respiratory Therapy Inst. Linda Fluker Secretary Roy Foster Metal Trades Instructor Major Hudson Welding Instructor Leola Mclnnis LPrS Instructor Travis Morris Masonry Instructor James Robbins Auto Mechanics Instructor Shirley Rollin Secretary Lynn Royce LPN Instructor Valerie Scherini Clerical Instructor Melvin Stamps Drafting Instructor Fritz Uher Body Work Instructor Floy Waldvogel Basic Education Instructor Cathy Wilkins LPN Instructor Dr. Cecil J. Burt, Director Jack Batte, Counselor 158 CAFETERIA — (from left) Brian Warren, Tina Phillips, Ronnie Holmes, Lisa Bowden, Gene McDonald, Ethel Williams, Mamie Nixon, Mary Graham, Burnette Travis, Earnestine Bowden, Mary Wallace, Kevin Tillman, Murlene Fairly, Leona Hart, Lorena O ' Quinn, Ken Tillman, J.W Fowler, Chip Taylor, Leroy Mix, Olivia Bender, Ray Mitchell, (kneeling) Evelyn Phillips, Jackey Loper. STUDENT CENTER — Mrs. Amie L. Travis, Joyce Wiley, Mattie Fowler, Marilyn Houston. Ray Mitchell 159 Maintenance Academic Who ' s Who Barbara Carrubba Picayune Woodroe Ducksworth Hattiesburg Damon Harris Picayune Karen Jenkins Bogalusa Lance Larson Oak Grove 161 Academic Who ' s Who Mike Williamson Prentiss Christine Zollinhofer New Jersey Vocational Who ' s Who Shane Coleman Prentiss Lucy Davis Baskin Judge Flood Bay Sr. High Alvin Flowers Columbia Frank Maggiore Picayune Steven D. Manni Bowling Green Vocational Who ' s Who Drudy Campbell Columbia William Fortenberry Prentiss Ester Hatfield Poplarville Technical Who ' s Who Debbie Holmes Lori Beall Lowe Mark Mosley Columbia Comeaux High, LA Picayune Todd White Micheal R. Williams Greanville High, S.C. Sheffield High, Tenn. 165 They just love the action English instructor Wanda Daniels became Mrs. Sam Pierce. Most of the instructors in the Academic Building and a few passerbys had a mini-reception in her honor. Taking part in the celebration were (kneeling) Harvey Seligman, (from left) Gene Williams, Steve Amacker, Victoria Holford, Margaret Ciccarelli, Mike Knippers, Mrs. Pierce, Mary Peddicord, Carol Montet, O.C. Dauenhauer and Elizabeth Alsworth. Harvey Seligman 167 Wildcat Basketball - 1982 L ' 1981-82 BASKETBALL TEAM: (from left) — Manager Roland Pope, Randy Smith, Jeff Grey, Phillip Bernard, John Williams, Matthew Bacon, Gary Russ, and manager James Watts, (back row from left) — Assistant coach Ned Eades, Tony Woody, Vic !t. Travis, Ben Henry, Renee Brown, Jack Hutchinson, Glen Boyd, and head coach Billy Holmes. Wildcat Players Mathew Bacon Chesbrough, La. Philip Bernard New Orleans Glen Boyd New Orleans Renee Brown Lafayette Jeff Grey Picayune Ben Henry Poplarville Gary Russ Picayune Randy Smith Petal Vic Travis Purvis John Williams Chesbrough, La. Tony Woody Poplarville 169 Wildcats finish regular season with 18-8 record 170 Coach Holmes in action 173 42 . . . Jeff Grey Glen Boyd (left) and Williams . . . Turn to page 190 for Wildcat wrap-up PRC ' s Lady Wildcats The Lady ' Cats Phyllis Favors Glenda Gardner Devri Morgan Jill Ottaviano Daingerfield, Texas Spring Creek, La. Poplarville Neveda City, Califorinia Purvis Lady ' Cats are 15-4 after regulation Coach Holmes talking to Dedeaux and Brandt Briggs averaged 18 points per game 185 1-ady ' Cats in the South Championship [ ' or second consecutive time i 187 Lady ' Cats came alive at tournament time Wildcats Have Outstanding Year The 1981-82 Wildcats may have won more ballgames than any team in the history of Pearl River College. By the time the Wildcats finished the regular season and the state playoffs the team had put together 19 victories against only eight defeats. According to Larry Stanford, PRC ' s sports information director, the 19 wins are the most recorded since at least the PRC championship year of 1966 and is probably the most ever. Records are rather sketchy but it is a tcnown fact that PRC teams back in the earlier years did not play as many games as the teams of the past two decades. Whatever the case, Billy Holmes and assistant Ned Eades, led the ' Cats to a super year. When this annual was sent in for publication the Wildcats were on their way to the Region 7 Tournament of the National Junior College Association playoff in Memphis. Editors of the ' 82 Wildcat waited as long as possible to include the activities of the ' Cats, however, final copy was required before the results of the regional play. It was known that the Wildcats would play Paducah, KY in the first round action. In state play the Wildcats came up one basket short from competing in the south championship and overall tournament. Gtica, the south division champs and a loser to the Wildcats earlier in the year, edged PRC 75-73 at Gtica. The loss was hard to swallow as the ' Cats had led in the contest by eight points at one stage in the second half. During the year the Wildcats defeated every south division team at least once except Gulf Coast. The ' Cats wound up in third place in the south division with a 9-5 mark, only one game behind Gtica. The ' Cats had been in first place during the mid-season. Leading the Wildcats were sophomores Jeff Grey, Picayune; Gary Russ, Picayune; John Williams, Chesbrough, LA. and Renee Brown of Lafayette. The sophs all played an important role in the success of the ' Cats. On the freshman list, Phillip Bernard, of New Orleans was the force, as he averaged 18 points per game, and was the league ' s inside terror. Poplarville ' s Tony Woody, New Orleans ' , Glenn Boyd, Chesbrough ' s, Mathew Bacon were all starters for the ' Cats during the year. Other freshman who played important roles during the year were Vic Travis, Purvis; Randy Smith, Petal and Ben Henry of Poplarville. 1982 was a good year for the Wildcats. Coach Holmes managed to return the Wildcats to a state and regional power. 1981- ' 82 Wildcat Record 63 72 62 86 89 112 62 90 75 53 67 81 86 66 57 73 •90 127 191 66 67 55 76 106 64 75 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 PRC PRC LSU-A TYLER. TX MERIDIAN E. MISS DELGADO PANOLA, TX SOGTHWEST GGLF COAST MERIDIAN E. CENTRAL HINDS JACKSONVILLE BAPTIST PANOLA, TX JONES JONES SOGTHWEST COLIN LSG-A GTICA GGLF COAST HINDS E. CENTRAL CO-LIN GTICA SOGTHWEST GTICA PHILLIPS 51 100 64 65 49 75 84 85 53 61 69 72 71 67 78 69 64 70 64 69 80 61 74 52 75 74 19-8 OVERALL •Qualified for Regionals 190 Lady ' Cats Have Best Year Ever Pearl River College ' s Lady Wildcats won the South Division Tournament and 18 games this season. Both of these stats are records here at Pearl River. Gnder the guidance of Billy Holmes and Ned Eades, the PRC ladies repeated an excellent performance which was started last year. For the second time in as many years the PRC She Cats advanced to south State, overall state tournament as well as the Regional 7 Tournament of the National Junior College Associ- ation. When we met our final deadline (we waited an extra week to get this in) the She Cats had defeated Co-Lin 79-71 for the South crown, but had lost to East Mississippi 78-70 in the overall tournament. Also on schedule was a match with Martin, TN in the first round of regionals. PRC basketball fans will always remember Shelly Dedeaux of Hancock North Central, Glenda Gardner of Spring Creek, LA, Phyllis Favors of Daingerfield, Texas and Willie Jean Briggs of Waldo, Ark. They were all sophomores who led the Lady ' Cats to never before reached heights. On the freshman list were Sharon Williams, Purvis; Marian Brandt, Slidell; Christine Fairley, Hattiesburg; Jill Ottaviano, Nevada City, Califronia; and Deveri Morgan of Poplarville. The ' 82 Lady Cats didn ' t have a starting five they had a starting team. The managers were Karen Patch, James Watts and Rowland Pope. The Lady Wildcats have etched a place in the PRC record book forever. 1981- ' 82 Lady Wildcats 92 PRC LSa-A 31 80 PRC MERIDIAN 59 67 PRC E. MISS 60 61 PRC GGLF COAST 70 89 PRC SOGTHWEST 60 52 PRC MERIDIAN 38 56 PRC EAST CENTRAL 57 61 PRC HINDS 52 73 PRC JONES 66 72 PRC SOGTHWEST 52 61 PRC CO-LIN 60 91 PRC JONES 72 72 PRC GTICA 59 84 PRC LSa-A 37 71 PRC GULF COAST 57 70 PRC HINDS 59 66 PRC E. CENTRAL 65 67 PRC CO-LIN 68 64 PRC UTICA 68 86 PRC JONES 57 79 PRC E. CENTRAL 69 •79 PRC CO-LIN 71 ••70 PRC EAST MISS 78 OVERALL 18-4 ♦SOGTH DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP ••OVERALL PLAYOFFS 191 Pearl River Sophomores 99 •i n n AT 1 Denise Adams Columbia. MS Gina Alligood Picayune, MS Mark Anderson Halliesburg, MS Jeff Anderson Hattiesburg, MS Patricia Anderson Perkinston, MS Tony Anderson Purvis, MS Rocky Andry Bay St. Louis, MS Florence Asher Bay St. Louis, MS Brent Aube Port Sulfur. LA Max Ball Picayune. MS Mike Barnard Hattiesburg. MS Yolonda Barnes Bassfield. MS Nina Balist Columbia. MS Mark Batte Petal, MS Tracey Bedwell Foxworth, MS William Berger Poplarville. MS Vance Berry Columbia. MS Jeff Bilbo Poplarville. MS Terry Bilbo Kiln. MS Brian Bond Poplarville, MS Valencia Boone Hattiesburg, MS Connie Bourne Poplarville, MS Herb Bourne Columbia, MS Donald Breland Picayune, MS Bernie Brennan, Jr. Bogalusa, LA Janis Bridges Prentiss, MS Mitchell Bridges Prentiss, MS Sylvia Bright Picayune, MS Daniel Brown Pass Christian Chester Burge Bassfield, MS Donald W. Burge Poplarville, MS Michelle Bush Purvis. MS Beverly Byrd Lu Lumberton. MS Karen Byrd Lumberton, MS Kenneth Cagel Lumberton, MS Donna Cameron Hattiesburg, MS Drudy Campbell Columbia, MS Annie Carr Hattiesburg, MS Laurie Carter Hattiesburg, MS James Cascio Petal, MS Janie Cascio Hattiesburg. MS Velma Casey Columbia, MS Sharon Chism Picayune. MS DC Clayton Hattiesburg, MS Shane Coleman Oak Vale Susan Corley Lumberton, MS Peggy Creel Columbia, MS Kathleen Crimm Bassfield. MS Cindy Croney Picayune, MS 193 Leroy Crumedy Prentiss. MS David Curet Kiln, MS Craig Cutrer Poplarville. MS Donna Daugfidrill Prentiss, MS Teresa David Lumberton. MS Tynia Dean Columbia. MS Shelly Dedeaux Pass Christian, MS Steven Dees Picayune. MS John Dial Columbia, MS Rodney Dodson Poplarville, MS Charles Donald Hattiesburg, MS Sherri Dove Petal. MS Margaret Draine Bay St. Louis, MS Ron Ducarpe Carriere. MS Carol Dunkin Bay St. Louis, MS Denise Edwards Hattiesburg, MS Mary Lou Fleming Waveland, MS Gail Ford berry William Forti Prentiss. MS Sherry Foster Columbia. MS Charles Fowler Picayune, MS Anthony Funchess Carson, MS Melanie Gafford Hattiesburg, MS Raye Galloway Sandy Hook, MS Glenda Gardner Kentwood, LA Hope Garrett Poplarville, MS Jan Gaude Picayune, MS Mrs. Rena Gay Hattiesburg. MS Robin Geter Columbia. MS Mark Gray Lumberton. MS Charles Haas Kiln, MS Robert Hammond Hattiesburg, MS Lananne Hartfield Esther Hatfield Poplarville. MS Mary Haviland Poplarville, MS Jackie Hathorn Bassfield, MS Darlene Head Howard Headley Hattiesburg, MS Bonnie Hill Bay St Louis, MS Chip Hindelang Gretna, LA Georgia Holloway McMeil. MS Sheila Holloway Prentiss, MS Debbie Holmes Foxworth, MS Becky Hood Columbia, MS Joyce Housley Carriere. MS Brenda Howard Picayune, MS Amy Howell Hattiesburg. MS Danny Jackson Hattiesburg. MS Darryel Jackson Picayune, MS f AO a t 194 Renard Jackson Columbia, MS Oatis Johnson Valerie Johnson Poplarville. MS Malt Jones Cincinnatti. OH Lorraine Jordan Purvis, MS Shirley Keith Hattiesburg, MS Doyla Kellar Poplarv ille, MS Diana Knue Lumberton, MS Annette Ladner Michael Ladner Pass Christian, MS Rachael Ladner Tina Ladner Bay St- Louis Doug Lambert Lance Larson Hattiesburg. MS Dolly Lee Mike Lee Picayune, MS Anthony Leggett Hattiesburg, MS Constance Lewis Columbia, MS Kent Lewis Belinda Lively Bogalusa, LA Rose Mary Loftin Bassfield, MS Harrel Loveless Picayune, MS Teresa Lowery Columbia, MS Kathy Magee Columbia, MS LeGwendIa Mark Foxworth Ruth Marshall Carriere, MS Jason Mason Picayune. MS Patricia Gail McArthur Kokomo. MS Caria McCain Sandy Hook Delores McCarty Bogalusa, LA Barbara McGee Jacqueline McNaii Columbia, MS Doug Miller Sumrall, MS Meal Miller Picayune, MS Paul Mitchell Hattiesburg. MS Janice Morris Poplarville. MS Mattie Lea Morris Poplarville. MS Manford Moses Prentiss, MS Debbie Myers Carriere. MS Wendell Naybor Hattiesburg, MS Sharon Neciase Perkinston. MS Stan Nelson Bay St. Louis, MS Huey Nettles McNeil, MS 195 Joe Newcomer Foxworth. MS Mary hewsom Hattiesburg. MS Pam Newsom Prentiss. MS Bertha Norman Purvis. MS Myrthee North Bay St. Louis. MS David Oakes Carriere. MS Beth Owen Lumberton, MS Karen Patch Picayune. MS Michael Patch Picayune. Ms Robert Pigott Picayune. MS Lora Pittman Picayune, MS Joe Polk Petal. MS Lisa Posey Poplarville. MS Lisa Prazak Carriere, MS Brenda Price Hattiesburg, MS Vickie Price Columbia, MS Shirley Pullen Poplarville, MS Rodney Pulliam Poplarville, MS Anthony Rawls Columbia, MS Janet Rawls Picayune, MS Danita Redd Hattiesburg, MS Vessie Richard Picayune, MS Julie Roberson Pass Christian, MS Shannon Roberts Columbia, MS Roy Robinette Columbia, MS Julie Ross Lumberton, MS Gary Russ Picayune, MS Chris Rust Lumberton Becky Ryals Columbia, MS Tracey Scarborough Morgantown, MS Howard Scott Hattiesburg, MS Tessie Seal Picayune, MS Robert Shamp Hattiesburg, MS Brent Shaw Perkingston, MS Steven Shields Hattiesburg. MS Shirley Sims Bassfield, MS Terri Skipworth Carriere, MS Anthony Smith Hattiesburg, MS Anzette Smith Hattiesburg, MS David Smith Bay St. Louis, MS Gazette Smith Joan Smith Hattiesburg. MS Kalvin Smith Petal, MS Mike Smith Bay St. Louis, MS Regina Smith Lumberton, MS Rhonda Smith Bay St Louis, MS Stuart Smith Pascagoula, MS Suzanne Snider Poplarville. MS Jeffrey Sones Starkville, MS 196 Sylvia Sonier Bay St. Louis, MS Brenda Spiers Carriere, MS Jerry Spann Hattiesburg, MS Joseph Staugaor Waveland. MS Theodore Sterling Beau Stewart Picayune. MS Bobby Stewart Picayune, MS Keith Stockstill Carriere, MS Melody Strahan Nicholson. MS Jenny Strahan Lumberton. MS Christian Sumrall Brooklyn, MS Ziffie Summers Kokomo. MS Lesa Sweeden Picayune, MS Don Tardy Carriere, MS Cecil Taylor Picayune, MS James Taylor Picayune, MS Mary Taylor Hattiesburg. MS Tami Theriot Covington. LA Kenneth Thompson Picayune. MS William Tillman Bay St Louis. MS Nancy Toomey Bay St. Louis. MS Connie Trotter Hattiesburg. MS Sherry Trotter Poplarville. MS Slick Turner Toni Tyner Bay St. Louis. MS Rose Wagnor Picayune. MS Janet Walker Picayune. MS Tim Wallace Poplarville. MS James Watts Sumrall. MS Daphne Weir Poplarville. MS Natalie Welborn Picayune. MS Cindy Wheat Poplarville, MS Joy Whitaker Wiggins, MS Debbie White Petal, MS Todd White Carriere, MS Sherrie Fendly Picayune, MS Mike Williamson Purvis, MS Donna Wise Picayuen, MS Paul Wise Poplarville, MS Walt Woodward Whamshad A. Zia Carriere, MS David Windham Carriere, MS 197 Greg Abadie Hattiesburg. MS Donna Adams Picayune. MS Llanne Adams Waveland. MS Kemba Albarez Baton Rouge. LA Glenda Allgood Picayune, MS Bryan Amacker Poplarville. MS Sandra Anderson Sumrall, MS WIneva Andrews Foxworth. MS Janice Applewhite Purvis. MS Eugene Anal Picayune. MS James Balm Paul Barber Columbia, MS Derrick Barlow Hattiesburg. MS Patrick Harkins Oak Grove. MS Annette Bass Jay Bates Pearl River, LA Kevin Beach Barbara Beard Foxworth, MS Marguerite Beaugez Bay St. Louis, MS Lori Beets Michael Berry Sandy Hook Fernando Betanzos Mexico Patricia Bible Shdell, LA Carol Bilbo Poplarville, MS Tamela Bilbo Carriere, MS Linda Blount Poplarville, MS Todd Bodnar Terrace Park, OH Debbie Boone Purvis, MS Melissa Booth Hattiesburg, MS Bradley ' Brillo Bounds Bay St Louis, MS Chuck Bonds Renee Bounds Pam Bourgeois Poplarville, MS Penny Bourgeois Waveland, MS Phyllis Bourn Purvis, MS Susan Bourn Purvis, MS Warren W Bowen III Prentiss, MS Marion Brandt Slidell, LA Marlene Breaux Pass Christian, MS Lori Breland Brooklyn, MS Paul Breland Lumberton, MS Robert Breland Bogalusa, LA Bobby Breaux Waveland, MS Gina Bridges Prentiss. MS Bobby Brockhaus Slidell, LA Joann Broome Sumrall. MS Maretha Brown Petal, MS Natalie Brown Bassfield, MS Vanessa Brown Hattiesburg, MS 198 13 Valerie Cain Hattiesburg. MS Deidra Campbell Purvis. MS Kent Capooth Carriere. MS Jeff Carney Kokomo. Ms Conrad Ca Carriere. MS John Cfiapman Metaine. LA Annie Cfiisolm Columbia. MS Brenda Cfiristian Purvis. MS Judy Chris Bay St Louis. MS Joby Church Waveland. MS Charlene Clark Kathleen Crandall Picayune. MS Brenda Crosby Hattiesburg. MS Sean Crowe Picayune. MS Eric Cn Hattiesburg. MS Mary Crudden Decatur, MS LaRisa Cuevas Pass Christian Matt Cuevas Kiln. MS Randy Cuevas Lumberton. MS Richard Dale Hattiesburg. MS Martha Daley Bassfield, MS Glendora Davis Hattiesburg, MS Carolyn Dauenhauer Poplarville. MS Jo Ann Davis Foxworth. MS Kathy Davis Picayune, MS Kathy Davis Tina Davis Columbis. MS Lisa Dean Picayune. MS Joe Deleon Carriere. MS Tina Dickins Annie Dillon Columbia. MS Donald Dodd Picayune. MS Sandra Donald Hattiesburg. MS Sherry Donald Hattiesburg. MS Dedra Donaldson Prentiss. MS Jeff Douglas Hattiesburg, MS 199 Dedra Downs Hattiesburg Moris Drummond Oak Vale Karen Ducarpe Picayune Kim Duncan Pat Dunkiey Hattiesburg Vicki Dunn Poplarville Tina Duplanter Bay St. Louis Stacey Dyess Columbia Julie Eves Pearl River, LA Lisa Carol Eubanks Sumrall Pam Engle Lumberton Jean Eaton Mark Fails Bassfield Christine Fairley Hattiesburg Ethel Fairley Hattiesburg Gayla Farmer Bogalusa. LA Janet Fiveash Poplarville Doreene Fleming Picayune Peggy Fleming Picayune Greg Fortenberry Tylertown Sheriann Fortenberry Ann Furr Picayune Mike Gallo Picayune Cindy Gamble Carson Mary Gardner New Hebron Wyman Gaulden Picayune Michael Gautier Bay St Louis Evelyn Geraldson Poplarville Chenita Geraldson Poplarville Emily Gilbert Picayune Lea Anne Green Picayune Pam Green Purvis Ruby Green Bassfield Donna Griffith Prentiss Janet Haas Bay St Louis Lisa Hall Kiln Mania Halterlein Long Beach Donna Hancock Nicholson Dawn Harrell Poplarville Keyna Harrington Lumberton Kathleen Hart Lumberton Betty Harvey Columbia Kim Harvey Carriere Lillie Hayes Petal. MS Sharon Hayes Carriere Cinda Hemba Lumberton Anne tte Hendricks Columbia Liz Henson Picayune A1 is ill 200 Kathy Herring Picayune, MS Eddie Hicks Hattlesburg, MS Kay Hinley Marlyin Hinton Hattiesburg. MS Stephanie Hoda Pass Christian, MS Darren Hodge Poplarville, MS Melinda Holbrook Prentiss, MS John Holcomb Carriere, MS Dennis Holder Lumberton. MS Dana Holloway Hattiesburg, MS Jody Holmes Picayune, MS Susie Holmes Long Beach, MS Barbie Horton Columbia, MS Michelle Howell Carriere, MS Mary Gene Hueschen Picayune, MS Regina Hughes Alex Hutchins, Jr. Poplarville, MS Linda Jacobsen Kiln, MS Charlotte James Columbia, MS Eric Poncho James Picayune, MS Terri Jamieson Bay St. Louis, MS Rene Jeanfreau Picayune, MS Valerie John Poplarville, MS Hank Johnsey Robyn Johnson Columbia, MS Sarah Johnson Angle. LA Sam Johnson Carriere, MS Debbie Jones Picayune, MS Helen Jones Picayune, MS Tracey Jones Carriere, MS Brenda Joshua Prentiss, MS James Kearschner Columbia, MS Rick Kelly Franklinton, LA Donna Kendrick Foxworth, MS Kendrick Keys Prentiss, MS Patra Keys Hattiesburg, MS Victoria Kincaid Poplarville, MS Debra King Bassfield, MS Rodney Kirby Bassfield, MS Ricky Kirkland Carriere, MS Teresa Knight Bogalusa, LA DeWayne Ladner Kim Ladner Hattiesburg, MS Sharon Ladner Bay St. Louis, MS Sheila Ladner Pass Christian. MS Tammy Ladner Perkingston. MS James Lafferty Carriere. MS Tangy Ladner Perkingston, MS 201 Kieth Lambert Columbia Kim Lambert Kyle Langnecker Poplarville Janine Lee Tammy Lee Lumberton Helen Lily Slidell. LA Brad Livingston Columbia Desiree Lizana Pass Christian Douglas Lofton Hattiesburg Sammy Lowe Sumrall Vicki Lumpkin Bogalusa. LA Mark Lyies Lynne McAuther Linda McCarthy Bay St. Louis Lilliettee McClain Sumrall Terry McCrory Waveland Tom McDonnell Hattiesburg Anthony McFarlir Hattiesburg Monica McMahor Purvis Greg McMahon Hattiesburg Janice McGraw Donna McGee Hattiesburg Ricky McKenzie Sandy Hook Cynthia McNease Sumrall Melvin MacCarley Donna McVaugh Picayune Ruby Madden Lumberton Jerry Magee Mt. Olive Tina Malley Pass Christian Donald Martin Picayune Ella Martin Hattiesburg Henry Martin Kathleen Martin Waveland Lori Martin Columbia Arnold Mathews Picayune Charia Mertzler Micholson John Merritt Hattiesburg Jackie Miller Poplarville Renee Miller Columbus Chruck Mims Susan Minton Bay St. Louis Pam Mitchell Picayune Wayne Mobley Lucy Monzon Poplarville Don Moran Picayune Buddy Moree Lisa Moree Hattie Morris Poplarville Debbie Morrison 202 203 Ronnie Sanford Picayune. MS Lucy Schepens Columbia, MS Linda Shuffler Columbia. MS Bradley Smith Caria Smith Poplarville, MS Deborah Smith Elma Smith Petal. MS Fannie Smith Hattiesburg, MS Kelly Smith Picayune, MS Lisa Smith Lumberton, MS Mike Smith Purvis, MS Renae Smith Purvis, MS Stacy Smith Picayune. MS Theresa Smith Hattiesburg. MS Brian Spaulding Poplarville. MS Marlene Spear Carriere. MS Greg Spradley Hattiesburg. MS Tressann Stamps Prentiss, MS Melody St Amand Carriere. MS Pam Staples Prentiss. MS Peggy Staples Carriere. MS Lyn Starkey Poplarville. MS John Stefanik Timothy Steil Picayune. MS James Stephens Ft Walton. FLA, Joan Stephens Picayune. MS Jennifer Sterling Purvis. MS Sharon Stewart Clay Stieffel Waveland, MS Stacey Stockstill Picayune, MS Maxie Stogner Poplarville, MS Terry Strain Carriere. MS Judy Stuart Hattiesburg. MS Stephen Stuart Picayune, MS Dessie Stubbs Picayune. MS Stacy Stubbs Picayune, MS Renee Swan Carolyn Taylor Metairie, LA Judy Taylor Waveland, MS Susan Taylor Purvis, MS Martha Temples Lumberton, MS Donald Thomas Hattiesburg, MS Estella Thompson Vanneta Thompson Bassfield, MS Melissa Thrash Hattiesburg, MS Sherry Trotter Poplarville, MS Ann Turner Hattiesburg, MS Gerald (Jlich Bay St Louis Donna Vesley Sumrall, MS 204 M 0 fli 01 f 09 k. . ■ , 1 - S3Bftx . MBhi. . . M . s Martha White m 4 ' .m JtK i t P ' Bft j lt Scott Williams n H B 1 | ;F- JIP . Oak Vale. MS •TJCL Brenda Herndo gB V Poplarville, MS 205 207 PRC Commended Chuck Stasny (left) a Poplarville native and graduate of Pearl River College ' s automotive mechanics department, is now regional maintencance manager of Dowell ' s Southern Region based in Houston. He returned to Pearl River College and presented President Marvin R. White with a $750 check from his employer as a commendation for the training he received while a student here at PRC. H.C. Ferguson (second from left) who is over Dowell ' s Southern Region, said his company appreciates and recognizes the value of Pearl River College as a source of well trained mechanics. Joe Wesley (right) is a vocational technical counselor and head of job placement at PRC. Stasny supervises 70 mechanics and their work with 400 trucks. 1947 State Champs 1947 PEARL RIVER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM . . . Thirteen of the 14 members of the Pearl River College Championship basketball team of 1947 returned home for their thirty-fifth anniversary. The ' 47 team, under coach Jake Scott, exploded for three wins during the state tournament that year to capture the overall crown. The PRC team, lost its first five ballgames before winning their last six including a 42-34 triumph over Jones for the overall title. Players returning to the PRC campus included (front row from left) Wendell McDowell, Sumrall; Dudley Miller, Fulton; Spider Delay, Loveland, Colorado; Joe Terrell, Belleair, Florida; Carl Howard, Starkville; Mollis Castleberry, Plantation, Florida; Team members standing (from left) are — Granville Expert Smith, Picayune; 209 Coach Jake Scott, Jackson; Tiny Terrell, Prentiss; LaRue Saulters, Prentiss; Lloyd Davis, Enterprise; George Stevens, Brandon; Wayne Powell, Mobile, Alabama; Arnold Dillon, Tomball, Texas. Player James Daniels is deceased. Spokes of the PRC wheel | Archie Rawls Mrs. Harvey 212 More of the VICA Donkey BB Beyond the call of duty II Some sights you just can ' t get enough of. Bsa BSC! — (first row from left) Kathy Morrison, Sandra Anderson, Kim Herndon, Amy Howell, Kyle Langnecker, Bobby Stewart; (second row from left) Eric Crowson, Pam Mitchell, Steve Saple, Melanie Gafford, Marty Newton, Ladette Ladner, Sharon Stewart, Denise Adams; (third row from left) Gregg McMahon, Stephens, Leigh Hattsfield, Paul Miiner, June Hatfield; (fourth row from left) Bill Kirkpatrick, Tricia Anderson, Julie Roberson. Wesley Foundation i; 220 WESLEY — (from left) Rocky Andry, Doug Miller, Rev. Alsworth, and Elizabeth Alsworth, Advisor. MASN MASN — (first row from left) Bertha Norman, Linanne Hartfield, Barbara Carrubba, Lynn Williams; (second row from left) Sam Zia, JoAnn Peralta, Jennifer Jager; (third row from left) Brenda Christian, Teresa Beasley, Cynthia McNease; (fourth row from left) Huda Dugally, Betty Bright, Tammy Crocker. FRESHMAN MASN OFFICERS . . . (from left) Donna Vesely, Sumrall, vice-president; Cynthia McNease, Sumrall, president; Teresa Beasly, Hattiesburg, secretary; Jennifer Jaeger, Columbia, treasurer; Peggy Deas, advisor. PRC Nursing Students MASN OFFICERS — (front row from left) Jennifer Jager, Teresa Beasley, Cynthia PRC Nurses learn about State Board Examination 222 Phi Beta Lambda PHI BETA LAMBDA — (kneeling from left) Michele Harvey, Beverly Sanford, Rhonda Smith, Lesa Sweeden, Jill Burge, Toni Tyner, Brenda Howard and Sandra Donald, (standing from left) Linda Farve, advisor, Esther Hatfield, Fannie Smith, Vanessa Brown, Laurie Carter, Robyn Johnson, Drudy Campbell, Sarah Johnson, Maxie Stogner, Erika Felber, Lynn Richards, Ruth Marshall, Rocky Andry, Donna McGee. 1 223 The Dixie Drawl THE DIXIE DRAWL STAFF — (first row from left) — Linda McCarthy, Shannon Wilkes. Tisha Burge, Edith Mostelier, Diana Knue, Rocky Andry, feature editor, (second row from left) — Becky Ryals, managing editor; Peggy Creel, managing editor; Donna Kendrick, Mytee Morth, Robyn Johnson, Pat Harkins. (third row from left) — Bradley Bounds, sports editor; Jr. demons, editorial editor; Brian Spalding, Brent Aube, editorial editor; Robert Shamp, photography editor. The Wildcat Staff THE WILDCAT STAFF — (from left) — Peggy Creel, Robyn Johnson, Becky Ryals, Diana Knue, Pat Harkins, Robert Shamp, Bradley Bounds. Seated, editor Mike Posey. Hancock General Clerical HANCOCK COUMTY GENERAL CLERICAL — (first row from left) — Charlotte Morris, Judy Rawls, Linda Matthews, Sylvia Lopez, Charlene Dardar. (second row from left) — Tamra Melbourne, Mary Farve, Cynthia Saucier, Georgia Kimmel, Janice Saucier and Donna Gustine. Hancock County ' s Nurses 226 HANCOCK COUNTY NGRSES — (first row from left) — Pamela San Fillippo, Ann Mauffray, Vernie Briggs, Carrie Smith, Linda Dupuis, Rosa Douglas, (second row from left) — Linda Yanok, Irene LeGros, Sue Craig, Charles Johnson, Bill McQueen, Brenda Ladner, Barbara Mitchell, and Janice Coles. Columbia LPN Class COLGMBIA ' S LPIN CLASS — (first row from left) — Jewel McCrory, Juliette Jordan, Janet Pounds, Lillie Ball, Le Ann Myers, (second row fronn left) — Karen Sylvest, Joan Main, Beth Aultman, Patsy Slocum, Lisa Graham, Vivian Anderson, Doris Newsome, Deborah Guy. (third row from left) — Jeannie Wright, Charlotte Tolar, Marie McCraney, Sue Dyess, Helen Bracey, and Eva Jefferson. Gary Lott, instructor Julie Hammon, Instructor Hattiesburg Respiratory Therapy HATTIESBGRG RESPIRATORY THERAPY — (front row from left) Danny Joe Thompson, Pattie Rhian, Daniel Robinson, Peggy Hodley, Linda Mitchell, Deborah Johnson, Gloria Easterling, Troy Bond (second row from left) Tonie Millar, Tambra Strickland, Pamela Cooley, Barbara Tisdale, Deborah Sherman, Tina Dickens. Hattiesburg LPN ' s HATTIESBtJRG LPN — (front row from left) Cathy Wilkins — instructor, Julie Baker, Ma ry Balowin, Suzanna Mitchell, Beverly Bolton, Joann Meyers, Mary Bennett, Gwenlyn Kelly, Mary Pittman, April Woullard, Lynn Royse — instructor, Leola Mclnnis — instructor, (second row from left) Marcella Gunn, Suzanne Westrope, Joann Pankratz, Eileen McCarthy, Frances Redmond, Sarah Holland, (third row from left) Effie Perkins, Jessie Burus, Virginia Bryant, Sherry Foster, Joella Steven, Patricia Burus, Marie Loewer, Alice Stewart, (fourth row from left) Sharon Mullin, Gina Keyes, Brenda Dennis, Mary Green, Mary Rogers, Robbie Dunkley. (fifth row from left) Diane Blackston, Cynthia Miller, Melba Wiggins, Bonnie Blakenship, Chris Chaze, Caria Martin, and Edna Sue Pace. VICA Winners VICA WINNERS — Three students attending the Lamar County Vocational-Technical Center of Pearl River Junior College here have won awards in a state wide VICA contest. Mike Baggett (left) of Oak Grive placed first in electricity; Larry Carpenter (center) also of Oak Grove won first in auto mechanics and David Hannabass of Purvis took second place in architectural drafting competition. Thomas R. Johnston, metal trades instructor, is the advisor of the VICA organization at the PRC Lamar County Center. HANCOCK ' S VICA WINNERS — Pearl River College ' s Hancock Center had five students win awards at the recent District VICA contest. Shane Anderson (from left) of Bay High won third in auto mechanics; Greg Wright, Bay High, picked up second in sheet metal; Joey Moran, Hancock North Central, second in electricity; Drew Fucich, Hancock North Central, second in carpentry. Not pictured is Dennis Rhodes, first place winner in cabinet making and mill work. All five have earned rights to compete in the state VICA finals at the Fulf Coast Coliseum. 230 16-Greg Abadie taking part in Intramural Action. INTRAMURAL ACTION . . . Carolyn Odom (from left) Judy Stewart and - Darlene Fairiey. 231 PRJC WEIGHTLIFTING CHAMPS — (from left) Don Breland, Steve Waldrop, Chester Smith and Mark Lyies. News Notes From Last Spring - THREE NAMED JGCO STARS — Two Pearl River Junior College women and one Pearl River man were selected to play in the Mississippi Junior College All- Star Basketball game at Holmes Junior College in Goodman Additionally, Pearl River coach Billy Holmes will coach the boys ' South All-Star team. Richard Wil- liams from Co-Lin will assist Holmes. PRC HOSTS WALK-A-THON — Pearl River College ' s Phi Beta Lambda hosted a Walk-A-Thon for the St. Jude ' s Children ' s Hospital located in Memphis. There were 35 participants; thirty-three students and two in- structors, Robert Lott and George True. Their goal was $600 but they went over the top with a pledge of $835. JCMP-A-THON HELD AT PRJC — The SPARC organi- zation on the Pearl River Junior College campus held a Jump-Rope-A-Thon to raise money for the American Heart Fund. ation ' s 31 -year history. Clif Crandall, co-managing edi- tor of Poplarville, also set a MJCPA record for winning six individual awards during one year of competition. Crandall won first place certificates for features, news, advertisements, editorials, and third place awards for editorials and news. I ' m extremely proud of this staff, said Larry L. Stanford, advisor, our performance at this awards conference is even better than I had hoped for or anticipated. Awards and accomplishments of this magnitude can only be gained through dedication, many hours of hard work, and much sacrificing on the part of many individuals. Joey Howard, sports editor of the Dixie Drawl, was also awarded a $250 MJCPA scholarship. Howard will attend Ole Miss in the fall and will receive a matching $250 from that institution. The awards collected by the 1980-81 edition of the Dixie Drawl enabled the winning tradition to continue at Pearl River. In the past 10 years the Drawl has won 81 state awards, had 15 state officers and has been first overall in 1974, 1975, 1976, 1978, 1980, 1981, and placed second in 1977 and 1979; fourth in 1973 and third in 1972. The Drawl has won the Division One trophy 7 of the last eight years. PHI BETA LAMBDA WINS STATE AWARDS — Pearl River Junior College ' s Phi Beta Lambda organization attended the 27th Annual Leadership Conference held at the Holiday Inn Downtown in Jackosn and came away with five state awards. Donna Coulter placed first in Data Processing Two, Drudy Campbell took third place in Data Processing One, Donna Coulter, Wanda Daniels, and Shirley Pullens were all named to the prestigious Who ' s Who in Phi Beta Lambda, and the chapter also was presented with the Gold Seal Chapter Award. They also received second place for their scrap- book. FIRST TIME EVER — Pearl River College fielded its first Lady Wildcat softball team this year. After losing their first eight contests against the state ' s two best teams. Gulf Coast and Hinds, the Lady ' Cats wound up the season with a 6-10 conference mark and third place finish behind the Lady Bulldogs and Lady Eagles. The 1981 team included Gwen Breland, Taffy Snowden, Renee Dubose, Faith Harrell, Rosemary Lofton, Melissa Pearson, Tessie Seal, Lili Litchliter, Nita Boudreaux, Lisa Essary, Karen Patch, Glenda Gardner, Darlene Fair- ley, Kathy Magee. Larry Stanford was the coach for this First Time Ever and had John Ennis as his assistant coach. DIXIE DRAWL NAMED TOP JGCO NEWSPAPER — Pearl River College ' s Dixie Drawl won 15 awards includ- ing the coveted General Excellence Award as the best Mississippi Junior College Newspaper at the annual Spring Awards Conference of the Mississippi Junior College Press Association. The PRC newspaper not only captured the General Excellence Award for the sixth time in the past eight years, but set MJCPA re- cords for the most first places (nine), most individual awards (15), and most overall wins during the associ- RECEIVES GOLD SEAL CHAPTER AWARD — Pearl River College ' s Phi Beta Lambda Chapter received the Gold Seal Chapter Award at the annual Phi Beta Lamb- da Leadership Conference held in Jackson. The local chapter also placed second in the PBL ' s state scrap- book competition. PRC members attending the confer- ence were Monica Parker, Sandy Guillory, Donna Gar- ner, Daphine Weir, Suzanne Lee, Renee Hughes, Drudy Campbell, Donna Coulter, Wanda Daniels, Shirley Pul- len, Thelma Owen, Shirley Daniels. Advisors for this organization are Bobby Davis, Lavonne Henley and Brenda Windham. 234 Pearl River Photographers Index Abadie. Gregory Hattiesburg Adams. Darrell Poplarville Adams, Denise Columbia Adams, Donna Picayune Adams. Lianne Waveland Adams, Maryanne Waveland Albarez. Kemba Baton Rouge, LA Albin. Roy Picayune Alexander. Janet Picayune Alexander. Morman Poplarville Allen, Sharon Hattiesburg Allen. Walter Picayune Alligood. Gina Picayune Alligood. Glenda Picayune Almond. Janice Bay St. Louis Alsobrooks. J. Purvis Amacker. Ernest Poplarville Amacker, George Poplarville Anderson, David Hattiesburg Anderson, James Sumrall Anderson, Jeff Hatiesburg Anderson, Mark Hattiesburg Anderson, Michael FoxvKorth Anderson, Patricia Perkinston Anderson, Sandra Sumrall Anderson, Timothy Poplarville Anderson, Timothy Hattiesburg Anderson, Tony Purvis Andry, Jack Bay St Louis Andry, Rocky Bay St. Louis Applewhite, Janice Purvis Arban. Robin Poplarville Argo. Andrea Hattiesburg Argo. Deborah Hattiesburg Argueta, Luis Quetzal, GU Arial, Eugene Picayune Armstrong, Jeff Foxworth Ashe, Charles Poplarville Asher, Florence Bay St. Louis Aube, Joanthan Port Sulphur, LA Aultman, Teresa Bassfield Bacon. Matthew Roseland. LA Baker. Ziena Pearlington Bales. Charlotte Picayune Ball, George Picayune Ball. Mark Prentiss Banks. Gregory Lumberton Barber. Paul Columbia Bare. Allen Purvis Barker. Tammie Covington. LA Barlow. Derrick Hattiesburg Barnard. Douglas Hattiesburg Barnard. Michael Hattiesburg Barnes. Denise Hattiesburg Barnes. Jessie Prentiss Barnes. Rodney Bassfield Barnes. Roy Columbia Barnes. Yolanda Bassfield Bartels. Veronica Mandeville LA Bass. Andrinette Bassfield Batiste. Mina Columbia Batte. Mark Petal Beach. Billy Lumberton Beach. Joseph Poplarville Beard. Barbara Foxworth Beard. Michael Picayune Beasley. Teresa Hattiesburg Beaugez. Marguerite Bay St. Louis Bedwell. Charles Foxworth Bedwell, Tracey Foxworth Beebe. Robert Picayune Beets. Catherine Bogalusa. LA Belk. Joseph Foxworth Bennett. Spring Carriere Berdux. Don Carriere Berger. William Poplarville Bernard. Phillip Mew Orleans. LA Berry. Leveal Prentiss Berry, Michael Sandy Hook Berry. Neil Sandy Hook Berry. Vance Columbia Betanzos. Fernando Mexico Bible. Patricia Slidell. LA Bickham. Jodi Poplarville Biggs. Mellie Picayune Bilbo, Avbrey Picayune Bilbo. Carol Poplarville Bilbo. Jeffery Poplarville Bilbo. Tamela Carriere Bilbo. Terrence Kiln Bishop. Kathy Poplarville Blackwell, Kenneth Hattiesburg Blocker, Terry Nicholson Blount, Cletus Poplaiville Blount, Linda Poplarville Bodden, Tommy Poplarville Bodnar, Todd Terrace Park. OH Bogan. Anita Picayune Bolar. Denise Picayune Bolar. Dorothy Picayune Bolin. James Lumberton Bond. Bobby Purvis Bond. Brian Poplarville Bond, Cynthia Picayune Bond. Jeffery Hattiesburg Bond. Micky Lumberton Bond. Tina Carriere Bonne. Aylene Angle. LA Boone. Deborah Purvis Boone. Valencia Hattiesburg Boos. Dave Bay St. Louis Booth. Melissa Hattiesburg Bounds. Charles Purvis Bounds. Oren Waveland Bounds. Tina Purvis Bounds, Virginia Hattiesburg Bounds. William Picayune Bourgeois, Pamela Poplarville Bourgeois, Penny Waveland Bourgeois, Richard Waveland Bourn, Phyllis Purvis Bourn, Susan Purvis Bourne, Connie Poplarville Bourne. Herbert Columbia Bowen. Warren Prentiss Bowles. David Columbia Bowman. Lois Boyd. Lyvonia Hattiesburg Braddy. Sheri Bradford. Rhonda Lumtierton Bradley Michael Saraland. AL Brady. Jackie Hattiesburg Brady. Kevin Columbia Branch. Sheret Varnado. LA Brandt. Marian Slidell. LA Branton. Suzanne Poplarville Breaux. Bobby Waveland Breaux. Marlene Pass Christian Breland. Donald Picayune Breland. Felder Wiggins Breland. Lori Brooklyn Breland. Michelle Poplarville Breland. Paul Lumberton Breland. Robert Bogalusa. LA Brennan. Berinie Bogalusa. La Bridge. Thomas Poplarville Bridges. Gena Prentiss Bridges. Janis Prentiss Bridges. Mitchell Prentiss Bridges. Vickie Hattiesburg Briggs. Willie Waldo. ARK Bright. Bettye Purvis Bright. Sylvia Picayune Brint. Deborah Picayune Broadus. Terrie Poplarville Broome. Joann Sumrall Bromme. Mechelle Sumrall Broome. Nina Sumrall Brown. Daniel Pass Christian Brown. Frances Franklinton. LA Brown. Gladys Columbia Brown. John Hattiesburg Brown. Mary Bay St. Louis Brown, Michael Brown. Naretha Petal Brown. Natalie Bassfield Brown. Rene Lafayette. LA Brown. Teddy Prentiss Brown. Vanessa Hattiesburg Brownlow. Dorothy Poplarville Bryant. Kay Hattiesburg Buck alew. Jocelyn Poplarville Buckley. James Picayune Buckley. Jon Picayune Buckley. Richard Picayune Bullock. Mary New Hebron Burch. Warren Picayune Surge. Chester Bassfield Surge. Donald Poplarville Surge. Jill Poplarville Surge. Tisha Poplarville Burgess. David Hattiesburg Burks. Jeffrey Carriere Burnet, Tamara Picayune Burns, Bronwyn Bassfield Bush. Michelle Purvis Sutler. Belinda Poplarville Byrd. Beverly Lumberton Byrd. Donna Purvis Byrd. Karen Lumb)erton Byrd. Perry Lumberton Byrd. William Poplarville Byxbe, Laurie Poplarville Cagle, Jennifer Purvis Cagle, Kenneth Lumlaerton Cagle, William Carriere Cain, Gerald Purvis Cain, Valerie Hattiesburg Caines. Kennith Sumrall Cameron. Donna Hattiesburg Campbell, Deidra Purvis Campbell, Drusilla Columbia Cannon, Jay Lumberton Capooth, William Carlisle, Phillip Hattiesburg Carlson, Jackie Sumrall Carlson, Lisa Sumrall Carney, Jeffery Kokomo Carr. Annie Hattiesburg Carroll. Charles Picayune Carroll, Loretta Picayune Carrubba, Barbara Picayune Carter, Chris Picayune Carter, Kent Hattiesburg Carter, Laurie Hattiesburg Carter, Mary Picayune Carter, Quitman Picayune Carter, Scott Bay St. Louis Carter, Shirley Hattiesburg Caruso, Conrad Carriere Cascio. James Petal Cascio. Janle Hattiesburg Casey. Velma Columbia Casper. Michael Pearl River. LA Castelln. Karen Picayune Chambliss. Lore Purvis Chambliss. Mitchell Purvis Chapman. John Metairle. LA Chatelaln. Rusty Carriere Chlsm. Sharon Picayune Chlsolm. Annie Columbia Christian. Brenda Purvis Chruch. Joe Waveland Clark. Connie Waveland Clark. Eddie Baton Rouge. LA Clark, Melissa Lumberton Clark, Robert Hattiesburg Clark. Rosie Hattiesburg Clark. Sylvia Waveland Clayton, Brian Hattiesburg Clayton, Cecil Hattiesburg Clayton, Comuleta Hattiesburg demons, Alexander Picayune demons, Unice Carriere Clemts, Aaron Hattiesburg Cliburn, Hannah Poplarville Cloud. Celastine Lumt5erton Cobb. Tammy Poplarville Cole. Terri Purvis Coleman. Shane Oak Vale Collette. Randal Henderson. LA Collins, Constance Picayune Collins, Jim Picayune Compton, Scott Picayune Cook, Chris Columbia Cook, Jay Picayune Cooley, Donny Pass Christian Cooper, Donald Picayune Cooper, Lydia Bogalusa. LA Cooper. Marlinda Picayune Cooper. Melody Picayune Cooper. Penny Columbia Cooper. Ronald Picayune Corley. Susan Lumberton Coulter. Jerry Sumrall Cox. Candy Picayune Cox. Scott Bay St. Louis Craft. Calvin Waveland Grain. Emmitt Gulfport Crandall. Clifford Poplarville Crandall. Kathleen Picayune Creel. Peggy Columbia Crider. Kendrall Lumberton Crimm. Kathleen Bassfield Crlss. Judy Bay St. Louis Crocker. Tammy Hattiesburg Croney. Cynthia • Picayune Crosby, Brenda Hattiesburg Cross, Craig Slidell. LA Crowe. Kay Bogalusa. LA Crowe. Sean Picayune Crowson, Eric Hattiesburg Crudden, Mary Decatur Crumedy, Leroy Prentiss Crumpler, William Carriere Cucullu. Becky Hattiesburg Cuevas. Jacqueline Lumtierton Cuevas. Larisa Pass Christian Cuevas. Matthew Bay St Louis 236 Cuevas. Randy Ducarpe, Ron F T r Gilbert. Emily Hart, Milton Poplarvilie P a une ' GiMum Alex Culpepper, Barbara Koplarvi e Ferris Laura Hartfield, Charlotte Columbia H ti °b MattiesDurg Poplarvilie Waveland Ha vev ' Bettie Curet. David Duckwort , ranees Ficken Nathan ' Lumb rton Columbia Curtis. Michael II Fnd Frances Gl J Harve Doris Columbia Hattiesburg H tti b Carriere Cutrer. Craig Uuncan, btevie Fink Karen Cnff rvf Harvev Kim Hattiesburg p ' Carriere Dale. Richard D h ' l n Finle Morri Good n De ni Hatfield, Esther ei Pooiarville Po 1 11 Poplarvilie Daley. Martha Fiveash Janet w ' v nd ' Poplarvilie P T ' vill ° Bassfield Dalgo. Devan P ' a u n ' e Goudy bobbie Sumrail ' Bogalusa, LA H tr h ' ' op arvi e Daniels. J. D kln Car l Fleming, Debra Haviland, Mary Kurvis R St 1 o ji ; P T •Ji Kop arvMIe Poplarvilie n T II Fleming Mary Graham. Bobby FNca une ' ' ' ' Poplarvilie op arvi e Waveland Hattiesburg Daniels. Ronnie Dunsion, Jarnes Fleming, Peggy Graham. Debra Haves Janis Prentiss Kop arvi e Picayutie Bay St Louis Dantzler. Lloyd Fl min R ina Graham, Harvey Hayes. Lillie Picayune Bogalusa LA Picayune Haye ' s ' Sharon Daspit. bcolt D Flo j udge Grantham, Charles Carriere J ckson Bav St Louis Picayune Carriere Dauennauer, { aroiyn n n Flowers Alvin Head, Regina f Id Columbia Mt 01 ' e Headle ' ' Howard Daughdnll, Donna csass a Fontenot Pamela Gray, Jeff Prentiss 0 um la Bogalusa, LA Picayune Hattiesbura Ford, Avon Gray, Mark Heath Monica Bogalusa, LA Krentiss H tt e b Hebert ' Erriine Davis, Glendoria Greaves, Dale Hattiesburg H tt L °K k Bay St. Louis Poplarvilie Davis, Janet FrI ' Ch I tdmon on, -.naries F H K Greely. Ella Bogalusa, LA Hebert, Sterling Purvis °A Ta Ed d ' Ch ' f Ford Pe Green, Carmen Hernba ' cind Fox worth Bay St. Louis Green. Lea Ed rcT ' De ' Fore Edward Hendricks Annette Hollandale Picayune Davis ScSt Edward? Ten-y Green, Martha Hendricks, Wyndal Bay St. Louis Lumberton Picayune Bassfield Lumberton Effler Chantel ' °Fvfir ' ' nrth ' ' ' Green, Melinda ' PicavuTO Lumberlon Carriere Green, Pamela Effier effery F t G H B Columbia Picayune Purvis Green, Richard Dean, Brent Einwich, Kathleen Fortenberry. Sharon Henry, Bernell Carriere Dean, James tills, bteven ortenberry, i lam Franklinton. LA Green, Ruby Bassfield Green. Terry Bay St. Louis Griffith. Donna Prentiss Griffith, Lynda Picayune Gustine, Daphne Gustine. Donna Bay St. Louis Haas, Charles Bay St. Louis Haas, Janet Bay St. Louis Hadfield, June Poplarvilie Hagler, Angela Columbia Henry, oy Hattiesburg Picayune F t J Dean. Lisa Henr M rtin iT tt b ' G t a L A Franklinton LA Dean, Brent Larriere Elmore, Bonita roster, snerry F ° c 1 Henson, iza Dean. James i-owier, (..naries H d B nd p 1 ii Hattiesburg Lumberton Picayune KoplarvMIe Dean, Lisa English, Jimmy hoxworth, Darrell Merndon, Glyndal Picayune Hattiesburg Fox worth H 1 a ' Dean, Tynia Ennis, John Foxworth James Hattiesburg Brooklyn Columbia p i ' m. Poplarvilie Dedeaux, Carolin Enriguez, cduardo Franklin. Beverly Herndon, fsimber y Lumberton Nicaragua, Lumberton Poplarvilie Dedeaux. Shelly Enriguez, Abelardo Frazier, Patri Herndon, Micnael Pass Christian Poplarvilie Franklinton LA Hattiesburg Dees, Steven Enslin, Albert Freeman, Zackon Herrin, Roger Picayune Hattiesburg Purvis urvis Deleon. Joe Estapa Kathleen l-ugler. bharon Herring, i,.atny Carriere Bay bt. Louis Hattiesburg f attiesburg Haik, Sonyia Bogalusa, LA Picayune DeMarsh, Gary Eubanks, Lisa Funchess, Anthony Herring, Cathy Picayune Sumrall Carson Picayune Dennis, Catherine Everett. Virginia Furr. Julia Hall, Floyd Lumberton Herring, Perry Columbia Picayune Picayune Sandy Hook DeVaughn, Bobby Gaddis, Andrenette Hall, Lisa Kiln Herring, Stanley Picayune Pearl River. LA Picayune Sandy Hook DeWoody, Charlene Fabian, Gretchen Gaftord, Melanie Hall, Stephen Hester, Cindy Carriere Hattiesburg Poplarvilie Hattiesburg DeWoody. Susan Fabian, Heidi Gallo, Mike Halterlein, Maria Hiatt. Jack Poplarvilie Carriere Picayune Long Beach Hattiesburg Dial, John Fagan, Ginny Galloway. Raye Hammond, Robert Columbia Bassfield Sandy Hook Hattiesburg Dillon. Annie Galvin. Shawn Hancock, Donna n t Hickman, James Columbia Bassheld Bay St_ Louis Nicholson Picayune Dobson. Rodney Fairchild, Johnny Gamble. Cynthia Hargett, Stephen Poplarvilie Poplarvilie Carson Waveland p 1 ' 1 ' Poplarvilie Dodd, Donald Fairley. Christine Gardner. Qlenda Harkins, Thomas Hickman, lona Picayune Hattiesburg Kentwood. LA Sumralll Purvis Dodd. Thomas Fairley, Darrell Gardner, Maryoll Harper, Katherine Picayune Poplarvilie New Hebn n Ha per°Ronald H tf h Hattiesburg Donald, Charles Fairley, Ethel Garrad. Kim Hightower Char le Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Carriere Bassfield N il Ro ' Donald, Sandra Fairley. Lucevia Garrett, Hope Harper, Willie Hill, Bonnie Hattiesburg Poplarvilie Bassfield Bay St. Louis haris, Michelle Gatlin. Carroll Harrell, Ackim Hill Russell Hattiesburg Carriere H n ' Sh Donaldson. Dedra Farmer, Gayla Gatlm. Dewayne Harrell, Dawn Bogalusa, LA Hattiesburg Poplarvilie Farrington. Victoria Gaude, Jan Harriet, Paula H d Mt ninae ang, ton barjdy Hook Carriere Picayune Ha ' rrinatOT°Ke na Gretna LA Douglas, Jerfery Favors. Phyllis Gaulden, Wyman H tf ' h ' Hattiesburg Daingerfield, TX Picayune Lurriberton Hattiesburg Dove, oherri Favre. Shirlene Gay, Rena H n arris, amon Hives, bharron Bay St. Louis Hattiesburg Picayune Picayune Dowdelt, Cynthia Fayard, Karen Gentry, Debbie Harris, ins Hoda, Stephanie Picayune St. Louis Poplarvilie arnere Downs, Dedra Fedderly, Tina Geraci, Emanuel p i ' Hattiesburg Bogalusa, LA P 1 11 Draime Margaret Fehn. Richard Geraldson. Cherita H n Molbrook Karen Bay St. Louis New Orleans, LA Poplarvilie Columbia Felber, Erika Geraldson, Vear Harris Itobir? Petal Poplarvilie Poplarvilie Picayune Prentiss Drummond. Morris Felker, John Geroux, Kelly Harrison. Angela Holcomb, John Oakvale Freeport, FLA Bay St. Louis Picayune Ducarpe, Karen Fendley. Gerald Geter, Robin Harrison, Jeanne Holder, Dennis Picayune Picayune Columbia Poplarvilie Lumberton Ducarpe, Lucille Fendley, Sherrie Geverd. Tina Hart, Kethleen Holder. Ethel Picayune Picayune Columbia Lumberton Lumberton 237 Hoi Iowa y. Dana Hattiesburg Holloway. Dinah McNeil Holloway, Georgia Mcheil Holloway. Sheila Prentiss Holnnes. Debbie Foxworth Holmes. Jody Picayune Holmes. Peggy Foxworth Holmes. Suzanne Long Beach Holmes. Timothy Chalmette. LA Holt. Edward Poplarville Hood. Rebecca Columbia Horton. Barbara Columbia Housley. Joyce Carriere Howard, Brenda Picayune Howard. Deborah Poplarville Howard, Kenneth Poplarville Howell. Amy Hattiesburg Howell. Michele Carriere Howell. William Purvis Hudson, Benjamin Sumrall Hudson, Porter Sumrall Hueschen. Mary Gene Picayune Hughes, Johnnie Lumberton Hume, Martha Poplarville Hutchins, Jr., Alex Poplarville Hutchinson, Jimmy Hattiesburg Hutchison, Jack Carriere Ishee, James Petal Jackson, Cecillia Hattiesburg Jackson, Danny Hattiesburg Jackson, Darryel Picayune Jackson, Ml, Roosevelt Hattiesburg Jacobsen, Linda Kiln Jager, Jennifer Columbia James, Charlotte Columbia James, Eric Picayune James, Vickie Hattiesburg Jamieson, Terrill Bay St. Louis Jarrell, Mark Carriere Jarrell, Terry Lumberton Jarvis. Marsha Poplarville Jeanfreau. Rene Picayune Jenkins, Karen Bogalusa, LA Jenkins, Sharon Purvis John, Valarle Poplarville Johns, Ricky Picayune Johnsey. 111. William Pass Christian Johnson, Amanda Columbia Johnson, Anthony Bay St. Louis Johnson. Calvin Hattiesburg Johnson, Carlos Slidell, LA Johnson, Cathy Columbia Johnson, Hilary Poparville Johnson, Joseph Picayune Johnson, Mark Bogalusa. LA Johnson. Otis Hattiesburg Johnson. Robyn Columbia Johnson. Samuel Carriere Johnson, Sarah Angle, LA Johnson, Shannon Carriere Johnson, Valarie Poplarville Jones, Andre Picayune Jones, Carolyn Hattiesburg Jones, Debra Picayune Jones, Elton Leakesville Jones, Helene Picayune Jones, James E. Franklinton, LA Jones, James Picayune Jones. John Picayune Jones. Leonard Poplarville Jones. Matthew Cincinnati, OH Jones. Philip Picayune Jones. Raymond Lumberton Jones, Raymond Carriere Jones, Ret ecca Lumberton Jones. Ricky Picayune Jones, Tracey Carriere Jordan, Endtris Purvis Jordan. Rodney Waveland Joshua, Anthony Lumberton Joshua, Brenda Prentiss Kearschner, James Columbia Keaton. Daniel Varnado, LA Keith, Shirley Hattiesburg Kellar. Doyla Poplarville Kellar, Johnny Picayune Kelly, Chris Columbia Kelly. Kathy Columbia Kelly, Richard Franklinton, LA Kendrick, Donna Foxworth Kenmar, Huey Poplarville Kennedy. Barry Franklinton, LA Kennedy, Michelle Carriere Kennedy, Sue Ellen Sandy Hook Kennedy, Wanda Sandy Hook Keys. Kendrick Prentiss Keys, Patra Hattiesburg Kilpatrick. Gregory Laurel Hill. FLA Kimball, Larry Poplarville Kimmel, Georgia Bay St. Louis Kincaid, Victoria Poplarville King. Debra Bassfield King. Regina Hattiesburg King, Thomas Purvis King. Jr. William Poplarville Kingsmill. Richard New Orleans. LA Kirby. James Columbia Kirk. Ericton Hattiesburg KIrkland. Betty Carriere KIrkland. Charles Carriere KIrkland. William Poplarville Knight. Teresa Bogalusa. LA Knippers. Michael Tylertown Knue. Diana Lumberton Knue. Ronald Lumberton Ladner. Beverly Picayune Ladner. Cheri Hattiesburg Ladner. Clifford Perkinston Ladner. Cynthia Picayune Ladner. Darby Perkinston Ladner. Dawn Bay St. Louis Ladner, Gerald Perkinston Ladner, Jeffrey Poplarville Ladner, Judith Perkinston Ladner, Kimtall Perkinston Ladner, Kimberly Hattiesburg Ladner, Lyonie Bay St. Louis Ladner. Marty Pass Christian Ladner. Mathew Poplarville Ladner. Michael Pass Christian Ladner, Rodney Bay St. Louis Ladner. Sharon Bay St, Louis Ladner, Sheila Pass Christian Ladner, Susan Perkinston Ladner, Tammy Perkinston Ladner, Tangela Perkinston Ladner, Tina Bay St. Louis Ladner. Tracy Bay St. Louis Ladner, Zachary Pass Christian Ladner. Jr , James Bay St. Louis Lafferty. James Carriere Lambert, Johnny Quitman Lambert, keith Columbia Landrum. Walter Bogalusa, LA Lang, Sandra Franklinton, LA Langlois, Scott Poplarville Langnecker, David Poplarville Langston, Bradley Oak Vale Larreiu, Stephanie Poplarville Larson, Lance Hattiesburg Ledet, Carig Lumberton Ledingham, Jeffery Hattiesburg Lee, Angela Picayune Lee, David Poplarville Lee, Geraldine Poplarville Lee, Jacqueline Picayune Lee, Jesse Carriere Lee, Kenny Poplarville Lee, Larry Picayune Lee, Linda Kiln Lee, Lisa Poplarville Lee. Michael Picayune Lee, Randall Picayune Lee, Roxanna Picayune Lee, Tammy Lumberton Lee, Terry Foxworth Leggett. Anthony Hattiesburg Lemay, Ronnie Waveland Leonard, David Hattiesburg Leonard. Shannon Bogalusa. LA Lewis. Constance Columbia Lewis. Donnle Columbia Lewis. Kenneth Bay St. Louis Lewis. Sharon Bay St. Louis Lewis. William Poplarville Lichtenstein, Eiler Pearlington Lichtenstein, Mark Pearlington Lilly, Helen Slidell. LA Linton. Thomas Hattiesburg Litvhier. Tommy Picayune Lively. Belinda Bogalusa. LA Liiana. Desiree Pass Christian Lockwood. Paul Picayune Loftin, Rose Bassfield Lofton. Douglas Hattiesburg Lofton. Richard Hattiesburg LcSines. Trudy Picayune Lomas. David Hattiesburg Lossett. Sherry Carriere Loveless, Harrel Picayune Lowe, Lori Lumberton Lowe, Rhonda Lumberton Lowe. Sammy Sumrall Lowery, Teresa Columbia Lumpkin. Wendell Poplarville Lumpkin. Viki Bogalusa. LA Lumpkin. Wendy Carriere Lung. Chelen Alkahobar. S.A. Lyies, Seveie Petal Madden, Ruby Lumberton Magana, Cesar AcajultaSOW Magee, Barbara Sumrall Magee, Donald Poplarville Magee. Elizabeth Columbia Magee, Jerry Mt. Olive Magee, Joycelyn Prentiss Magee. Kathy Columbia Magee. Sheila Bassfield Magee. Sherigo Bassfield Magee. Theron Foxworth Magee. Willie Poplarville Maggiore. Frank Picayune Mallette, Glen Purivs Malley. Lisa Poplarville Malley. Tina Pass Christian Manaway. Michael Hattiesburg Manieri, Dennis Bay St. Louis Mann, Stephen Hattiesburg Manning. Steven Franklinton, LA Manuel, Michele Carriere Mark, Legwendia Foxworth Marsh, Cynthia Bay St. Louis Marshall. Ruth Carriere Martin. Donald Picayune Martin. Ella Hattiesburg Martin. Frank Poplarville Martin. Judith Picayune Martin. Kathleen Waveland Martin. Lori Columbia Martin. Luther Prentiss Mason. Jason Picayune Mason, Kenneth Brooklyn Mason. Tony Hattiesburg Mason. William Hattiesburg Mather. Richard Hattiesburg Mattox, Donna Bogalusa, LA Mauffray, Charles Bay St. Louis Maxwell. Tommy Columbia McAbee. Bessie Hattiesburg McArthur. Alma Pearlington McArthur. Patricia Kokonf o McCain. Caria Sandy Hook McCarron, James Mandeville, LA McCarthy, Linda Bay St. Louis McCarty, Delores Bogalusa. LA McClain. Lillie Sumrall McClendon. Angela Bogalusa. LA McClinton. Kendall Carriere McCraw, Janice Columbia McCrory, Terry Waveland McCurley, Melvin La Place, LA McDonlad. Stacy Poplarville McDonnell. Thomas Hattiesburg McDougle, Don Picayune McDougle, Gregory Hattiesburg McFarlin. Anthony Hattiesburg McGee. Donna Hattiesburg McGowan, Sherri Lumberton Mclnnis, Raymond Prentiss McKeniie, Anna Bogalusa McKenzie, Rickey Sandy Hook McKinley, Delisa Hattiesburg McLaurin. Cynthia Picayune McLendon. Marcus Brooklyn McMahon. Greg Hattiesburg McMahon. Monica Purvis McNair. Jacqueline Columbia McNeal. Yancey Mobile. ALA McNease. Cynthia Sumrall McVaugh. Donna Picayune Meadows. Nelda Petal Meadows. Steven Carriere Medious. Wendall Columbia Meitzler. Charia Nicholson Melton, Randy Columbia Meranto, Glen Bay St, Louis Merritt, John Hattiesburg Merritt. Samuel Lumberton Middlelon. Tony Bassfield MIkell. Keith Hattiesburg Miller, Doug Sumrall Miller, Glenn Carriere Miller, Horace Carriere Miller, Jacqueline Poplarville Miller, Louis Picayune Miller, Renee Columbus Miller, Wiley Picayune Miller, Jr. George Carriere Milner, Shirley Poplarville Mims. Charles Sumrall 238 Mingo. Tammy Columbia Newcomb. Donna Peralta, Jo Purnell, Caesar Sanford. Ronald Poplarville Hattiesburg Blloxi Carriere Minton. Susan Newcomer. Joe Perry, Teresa Quinn, Daniel Santee. Fate Bay St. Louis Fox worth Carriere Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Mitchell. Alan Newsome. Barbara Person, Pamela Quiroz, Rosa Sapp. Clinton Picayune New Hebron Hattiesburg Lumberton Picayune Mitchell. Martha Newsome. Mary Pervel, David Raby, Don, Jr. Saucier, Antoine Picayune Hattiesburg Picayune Picayune Waveland Mitchell. Mary Newsome. Pamala Peters, Alfreda Ramsay, Sharon Saucier, Deanna Picayune Prentiss Picayune Carriere Lumberton Mitchell, Pamela Newton, Martha Peters, James Rasmusson, Chrislal Saluters, Randy Picayune Hattiesburg Columbia Poplarville Hattiesburg Mitchell, Paul Newton, Roxanne Peters, Phillip Rawlings, Chris Sautet. Edward Hattiesburg Purvis New Hebron Carson Bay Si Louis Mitchell, Rhonda Ng Wayne Peters, Sandra Rawls. Frances Scarborough. Tracy Carriere Carriere Hattiesburg Poplarville Morgantown Mitchell. Roger Nicholson. Joyce Petro, Edward Rawls. Janet Schepers. Lucy Picayune Picayune Hattiesburg Picayune Columbia Moate. Melissa Nielsen. Phyllis Phebus, Terri Rawls. Robert Scheurich. Cindy Poplarville Bogalusa. LA Bay St. Louis Picayune Purvis Mobley. Robert Nielsen. William Phillips, Leslie Ray. Steven Scheurich. Craig Hatiesburg Bogalusa, LA Picayune Purvis Purvis Moffett. James Noel. Tyrone Phillips, Raymond Rayborn. Janette Scheurich. Slyvia Wiggins Picayune Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Purvis Monzon. Luz Norman. Bertha Phillips, Russell Rayborn. Marian Schindler. Penny Poplarville Purvis Picayune Purvis Picayune Moody. Phillip North. Mary Pichon, Thomas Rayborn, Martha Schmidt. Randy Poplarville Bay St. Louis Slidell, LA Purvis Carriere Moore, Lisa Nunn. Steven Pierce, Billy Rzaiano, Sherry Scott. Carolyn Hattiesburg Carriere Columbia Poplarville Picayune Moore, Lisa Oakes. David Pierce, Theresa Redd, Danita Scott. Howard Hattiesburg Carriere Purvis Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Moran, Detxjrah Oatis. Calvin Pigott, Cynthia Reese, David Seal. Curtis Kiln Prentiss Picayune Picayune Lumberton Moran, Don Oatis, Gloria Pigott, Robert Reid. Margi Seal. Lauren Picayune Prentiss Picayune Poplarville Poplarville Moran, Jeffrey Oatis. Shirley Pittman, Alfreda Reid, Mary Seal. Mary Picayune Columbia Foxworth Lumberton Poplarville Moran, Wilbert O ' Brien, Edward Pittman, Cindy Rester. Belva Seal. Melisa Picayune Marrero, LA Foxworth Bogalusa, LA Picayune Moray, Timothy Odom, Carolyn Pittman, Jack Rester. Lawrence Seal. Patricia Pearl River. LA Columbia Columbia Pass Christian Bogalusa, LA Moree. Beverly Odom, Rebecca Pittman. Lora Rich. Jo Seal, Richard, Columbia Poplarville Picayune Bassfield Picayune Moree, James Odom, Richard Pittman. Oneita Richard. Claude Seal, Stephen Columbia Purvis Foxworth Picayune Poplarville Moree, Linda Odom, Warren Pittman. Timothy Richard. Rosalie Seal, Steven Columbia Poplarville Lumberton Mandeville, LA Picayune Morgan. Deveri O Quinn. Donald Pittman. William Richard, Vessie Seal, Tessie Poplarville Purvis Picayune Picayune Picayune Morgan, Steven O Quinn, Donna Pitts. Cheri Robbins, Wayne Seals, Tammy Purvis Purvis Columbia Carriere Morris. Cindy Orr, Cherlyn Polk. Joseph Roberson, Julie Seay, Delbiert Poplarville Lumberton Petal Pass Christian Lakeshore Morris, Hattie Osbourn, Don Poole. Bertha Roberts, Randy Seay, Melvin Poplarville Picayune Poplarville Columbia Lakeshore Morris, Janice Ott, Phoebe Poole. Debra Roberts. Scottie Seligman, Michael Poplarville Picayune Hattiesburg Picayune Hattiesburg Morris, Mattie Ottaviano, Jill Pope. Phillip Roberts, Shannon Seymour, Steven Poplarville Nevada City. Columbia Columbia Bay St. Louis Morrison. Kathryn Overton, Glenn Pope. Rowland Roberts, William Shamp, Bernard, Jr, Picayune Picayune Columbia Mobile. ALA Hattiesburg Morrow. Melissa Owen, John Pope, Susan Robinett, Roy Sharpe, Patty Lumberton Poplarville Tylertown Columbia Carriere Moseley. Mark Owen, Merri Posey, Lisa Robinson, Jacqueline Shaw, Brent Nicholson Lumberton Poplarville Prentiss Perkinston Moses. Johnny Owens, Barbara Posey, Michael Rogers, Carl Shedd, Mark Prentiss McNeil McNeil Hattiesburg Petal Moses. Vevelyn Owens. Sylvia Potts, Paul Rogers, Jill Shelby, Perry Varnado, LA Poplarville Mt Olive Hattiesburg Purvis Mosteller, David Pagani, Sharon Pounds, Herley Rogers. Martin Shelton, Robert Poplarville Poplarville Foxworth Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Mosteller, Edith Palmer. Robin Pounds, John Romero. Julio Shields, Stephen Poplarville Picayune Foxworth Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Mullis, George Opam. Boris Pounds, Robert Rosa. Shari Shimp, William, Jr. Hattiesburg Columbia Bogalusa, LA Carriere Brooklyn Murphy, Karen Parker. James Powell, Allen Roseberry, Mark Shiyou. Rodney Hattiesburg Purvis Foxworth Purvis Pass Christian Murry. Charles Parker. Jimmy Powell, Donnie Ross. Julie Shoemake, Michael Hattiesburg Gulfport Foxworth Lumberton Oakvale Musgrove. Lesia Parker. Mark Powell, Geraldine Ross, Willie Shuffler, Linda Ellisville Purvis Columbia Hattiesburg Columbia Myers. Alexander Parker, Mary Powers, Deidra Roth, Susan Sickman, Marjorie Hattiesburg Bay St. Louis Sumrall Poplarville Brooklyn Myers, Deborah Parker. Sherry Prather, Lucille Rowell. Cynthia Sills, John Carriere Sumrall Carriere Poplarville Petal Myers. Dinah Parsons. Phillip Prazak, Lisa Rowell, Douglas Simmons, Martha Prentiss Carriere Carriere Foxworth McNeill Meyers. Gloria Patch, Karen Preston, Benjamin Rowell, Karen Sims. Loren Bassfield Picayune Columbia Poplarville Columbia Myers. Teresa Patch, Michael Preston, Daisy Rowell. Rudy Sims. Shirley Pearl River, LA Picayune Columbia Poplarville Bassfield Maylor. Wendell Payton, Hollis Prston, Patricia Rowley, Steven Skaggs. Paul Hattiesburg Foxworth Pearson, Melissa Columbia Foxworth Picayune Necaise. Bernadine Preston, Ralph Ruffin. Loretta Skipworth, Terri Pass Christian Picayune Sumrall Hattiesburg Carriere Necaise. Rose Pearson, Sandy Preston, Tina Rush, Chris Skipworth, Tonja Pass Christian Carriere Sumrall Lumberton C?rriere Necaise, Scherell Peel, James Preyor, Alvin Russ, Gary Slade, Rodney Bay St Louis Brooklyn Hattiesburg Picayune Lumberton Necaise. Sharon Penton, Bruce Price, Brenda Russell. Gary Slaven, Leigh Perkinston McNeil Hattiesburg Sumrall Picayune Nelson, Cynthia Penton, Cindy Price, Earl Rutherford. Selwyn, Jr. Slaven, Lori Hattiesburg Poplarville Bassfield Waveland Picayune Nelson, Edv ard Penton, Connie Price, Vickie Ryals. Becky Smiley. Kenneth Bay St Louis Picayune Columbia Columbia McNeill Nelson. Linzeen Penton, Elizabeth Pridgett, Redrick Sanders. Bessie Smith. Anthony Hattiesburg Poplarville Mendenhall Foxworth Columbia Nelson. Paul Penton, Pamela Probst, Carol Sanders. Jane Smith. Anthony Poplarville Angle, LA Purvis Hattiesburg Nettles. Thomas Penton, Patricia Pugh, Stanley Sandifer, Alma Smith. Anzette McNeil Carriere Lumberton Hattiesburg Netto. Harold Penton. Rhonda Pulliam, Rodney S ' nford. Beverly Smith. Barry Bay St, Louis Poplarville Poplarville Carriere Poplarville Neundorfer. Donna Penton. Tammy Pullsin, Wanda Sanford. Karen Smith. Bill Hattiesburg Picayune Prentiss Prentiss Sumrall 239 Smith, Billy St ff H Ch 1 S FN V 1 Don Poplarville Franklinton ' P i II op arvi e S rrirall Smith, Caria Stafford Mark wan, im r y V t Ch 1 Poplarville Sandy ' Ra St 1 n i i Smith. Chester btallings. heodore S bweeden, Lesa V 1 L Poplarville Kicayune Purvis SwiU r n nr Wade, Billy Carson ' purvis Snnith DeDoran St T Stamps, iressann T 1 J lapiey, James Poplarville S ' T ' ' P 1 Picayune ' p es. ame a T d Do Id Waldrop Stephen Petal fren iss Ca otaples, Peggy T J ' p. ' Walker Debra Poplarville Walker Earl Smith. Elma Stark ey ' Theresa Tay ' lor CaTolyn Petal Poplarville Metairie. LA ' pi ' ca une ' Walker, Janet tn ' tt ' W eland T 1 rVi brnith, Uayleen lay or. uon Walker Janet Picayune Slidell LA Steil, Timothy T f ' ' j laylor. James Walker Ladrin Poplarville Si Smith. Joann Step ens, Joan Tay ' lor Judith Walker Mary Hattiesburg ncayune Waveland Smith. Joey Sterling. Jennifer Walker Michael Poplarville Purvis Hattiesburg Srnith, Joseph laylor, busan Wallace Cora LumtJerton Wai ace ' Crawford Smith. Kelly Stewart, Beau Teabout Jackie Waveland McNeill Smith, Kelvin Stewart, David Teabout, Sara Petal Poplarville Waveland Koplarville StTiith Kerry Stewart. Donna Temples, Bronis P I ' y Poplarville Bogalusa. LA Bogalusa, LA Poplarville Smith, Lillian Stewart, Michael Temples Martha Hattiesburg Picayune Lurriberton H It h Hattiesburg Srnith, Lisa Stewart, Scott Temples, Robert Walters, Deborah Lumberton Poplarville Smith. Marsha Stewart, Wanda T M rh W H 1 Hattiesburg St ' ' ' t R be PopiarviMe ' r i w ° ' m ■ Srnith. Mary Stewart, KoDert Terrell Keith Picayune Picayune Nicholson Columbia Smith. Michael Stewartle, Bethanie reston, Robert Washingtori, Cassan Bay St. Louis roxworth Waveland Smith. Michael Stieffel, Clayton Theriot, Tami Washington, Lee Thilwl ri Picayune Smith. Randy Stiles, Renee hlbodequx Clint watkins, David Hattiesburg Crowley. LA Picayune Smith. Regina Stockdale, Mae Thomas, Brian, atts, James Lumberton Poplarville Sumrall Smith. Renae Stockman, Shirley Th n non-ias, uarreii St ' ' °k ' f ' ll ' ' ' n Th ' ' 9 p ' reiit s bnriith Kenita Stockstill, Dwayne hornas, Donald Watts Shelia Poplarville attiesburg Srnith, Rhonda Sf k i ir H ompson, ones Way Michelle brnilh, Robert Sloe s 1 , Oder Th ° K th ompson, enne Webb ' Chris Smith, Sheila Stockstill, Sharon Thompson, Kenneth o ' Bassfield Smith, Stacy Stockstill, Stacey Thompson, Robert Welt orn, Natalie Picayune Picayune Smith, Stephen Stockstill, Terry Thompson. Vanneta Wellman, Martha Hattiesburg Carrlere Smith, Stuart Stogner, Maxie Thrash, Melissa Wertz, Lisa Pascagoula Poplarville Poplarville Stogner Khonda Tillman WilUam Poplarville Bogalusa, LA Bay St. Louis Bogalusa. LA Smith. Theresa Stojan, Mack loney, Kena Hattiesburg Columbia Poplarville Smith, Todd Stovall, Martin Toomey nancy D V i Carrier l-oxworth Bay bt Louis Snyder, Suzanne Stranan, Josepti lorrans, bherry p V Poplarville Poplarville Purvis Wh t bones, claine btrahan Marjorie D , ?  Poplarville rranklinton, LA Hattiesburg Bogalusa, LA Sones, Missi Strahan Melody Tracy, Patrick Whiddon, Susan riicholson Hattiesburg Wh ' k Strahan, Virginia Travis. Evelyn Poplarville Lumberton Hattiesburg Sonier, Sylvia Strain, Terry Travis, Kelly Whitaker, Liz Bay St. Louis carriere Poplarville Columbia Sowden. Suzanne btnnger. John Sower. 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