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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1983 volume:

£ARL BlVEfrJUliiflR COLLEGE UBRABJ 1983 WILDCAT With a splash We dove into the water And the RIVER took us Through life a little farther Gentle, cooling waters That is the RIVER Light reflected on water Our life we see in a mirror A day on the RIVER A day to learn That bright and shining RIVER Where life was fun Against the banks The RIVER flowed And upon the RIVER We found a home Flow, RIVER, flow Swiftly through time For today you are the future Tomorrow we shall find Pearl River Jr. College Poplarville, MS VOLUME 57 - 1983 Reflections On The River Table of Contents Reflections of the River Page 1 1982 Homecoming Page 33 Fall Festival Page 49 Bloomer Bowl Page 53 Perk Week fun Page 57 Senator Stennis Page 62 Halloween Carnival Page 65 Spring Activities — 82 Page 81 Wildcat football Page 97 Wildcat basketball Page 113 PRC band Page 134 Organizations Page 145 The River Favorites Page 161 Who ' s Who Page 177 Christmas Celebration Page Administration Page 196 Sophomore Classes Page 216 Index Page 236 With economic hardships forcing enrollment at ma jor colleges down. Pearl River College found itself in a minority as registration figures set new attendance re cords. The enrollment at the Poplarville campus peaked at 1651. 1983 marked the 5th year that an enrollment increase has taken place at Mississippi ' s pioneer junior college. There are 650 academic. 714 vocational and techni cal. 138 nursing, and 149 pre nursing students on the main campus in Poplarville. These figures do not include the Forrest County campus, the Hancock County campus, the Lamar County campus, and the Columbia and Picayune centers. IB - 10 11 Students Adjust to Campus Life A day at the River 13 WELCOME that . . . shining river PARTY i Feeling the Spirit of the River i The River . where life was fun 17 19 20 2: Swiftly, Majestically through time 6 28 31 Columbia ' s Tina Davis was PRC ' s 1982 Homecoming Queen Kathryn Moody is first Alumna of Year POPLARVILLE . . . Mrs. Kathryn Bass Moody of Poplarville, a 1936 special honors graduate, became the first Pearl River Col- lege Alumna of the Year here Saturday night at the annual Alumni Banquet. Mrs. Moody, the first woman to serve on the Board of Trustees of Pearl River College, has been a supporter of PRC since she became a student. Her willingness to accept worthy new ideas has sparked a continued interest in the progress of the church, school, young people and the community, said Enoch Seal Jr., PRC ' s academic dean and secretary of the Alumni Association. Mrs. Moody gives scholarships to PRC students studying in the fields of both nursing and business. As a direct effect of her financial aid to nursing students, we have registered nurses in this geographical area that we would not have had otherwise, Seal said. She has recently served on the PRC Building Committee and has donated her time and talents in selecting furniture and choosing the decor of the recently completed million dollar building project on campus. The Columbia, Mississippi native graduated from Meridian High School and moved to Poplarville to attend PRC. She mar- ried the late J.S. Moody in 1937 and since that time she has had a variety of activities in the community. Not only has her interest been in the community as a whole, but in reaching out and helping individuals in times of need, said Seal. She is to be congratulated on her interest and sup- port of her church, community and school, and in making her home available to young people of all faiths. Mrs. Moody has two children who attended Pearl River Col- lege. Her son, Buddy Moody, is married to the former Robin Smith of Picayune and they live in Poplarville. Her daughter, Miriam, is married to Ted Perry and they live in Middlebury, Vermont. Mrs. Moody has six grandchildren. This association is most proud of Mrs. Moody ' s dedication, loyalty and support of Pearl River College, Seal said. Mrs. Moody said, after receiving a plaque from Shelton Ball, the PRC alumni president, I believe in the River Magic. I always will. Shelton recognized five members of the 1930 graduating class as the earliest graduates in attendance at the annual ban- quet. Each will receive an autographed football. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chisolm of Buffalo, New York were recog- nized as the graduates who traveled the fartherest to come to the banquet. An award was also presented to Miss Anne Dan- dridge for her efforts as president of the Alumni Association from 1979-81. Rene Jeanfreau, PRC ' s student council president, welcomed the Alumni members and recognized Homecoming Queen Tina Davis of Columbia and her seven-member court. Dr. Marvin R. White, president of Pearl River College, recog- nized many state and local dignitaries. He encouraged the alum- ni ' s continued support of the River. Shelton Ball will serve as president for one more year and Larry Ladner is the president elect. Seal will be serving his 28th year as secretary of the organization. Special music was provided by the Pearl River College Choir, which is directed by Dr. Larry Newell. Contributors to the 1982 Alumni Scholarship Fund are: Fox- worth Bank, Columbia; Columbia Bank, Columbia; Citizens Bank, Columbia; First Mississippi National Bank, Hattiesburg; Hancock Bank, Poplarville; First Guaranty Savings Loan As- sociation, Hattiesburg; South Mississippi Bank, Prentiss; Han- cock Bank (Bank of Picayune), Picayune; Commonwealth Bank, Poplarville; and Mr. Frank Fortenberry, personal contribu- tion. Mrs. Moody Alumni President Shelton Ball. Pearl River Hall, Movie Star win Firsts at Parade It was a super parade, said Dr. James Sones, chairman of the parade and dean of PRC ' s vocation- al-technical education. We didn ' t have as many bands participating but, I think we had better floats than last year. Pearl River Hall beat out Huff Hall for first place in the college division of the float competition. The Phi Theta Kappa organization placed third behind the two men dormitories. Movie Star, Inc., of Poplarville won first place in the commercial division for the third time during the past four years. Hancock Bank of Poplarville placed second and the Shady Oaks Gang placed third. Bands participating in the annual PRC event in- cluded Poplarville, Prentiss, Bassfield and the Pearl River marching units. Dr. Sones said there were 87 entries in the two mile long parade which made its treck through downtown Poplarville. Miss Tina Davis, PRC ' s 1982 Homecoming Queen, and her court were featured, as well as many state and local dignitaries. We had tremendous support this year, said Dr. Sones. Don Bradley Ford, (Poplarville) furnished us with 15 new cars, and many more businesses and industries pitched in to make the ' 82 Homecoming parade very memorable. Dr. Sones said he was also very impressed with the work and ingenuity of the student dorms and organizations. They did a terrific job, Sones said. Mrs. Kathryn Moody of Poplarville, the first woman on the Pearl River College Board of Trustees, became the first Pearl River College Alumna of the Year at the annual PRC Alumni Banquet. Here, Buddy Moody gives his mom a big hug after the banquet in the PRC cafeteria. All Wanted the Football When it came time for Shel- ton Ball (left) Pearl River Col- lege ' s Alumni president, to give away the autographed football to the earliest PRC graduate in attendance at the PRC Alumni Banquet, he came up four foot- balls short. All of these men graduated from Pearl River Col- lege in 1930 and were present at an afternoon reunion and at the banquet in conjunction with PRC ' s 1982 Homecoming. The graduates included (from left) Ball, Julius Rester, Daphne, AL; Wade O. Smith, Poplarville; E. L. Sims, Rolling Fork, MS; Leo Daughdrill, Poplarville and George L. Williams, Albany, GA. 35 SOPHOMORE MAIDS ■ f i Donna Kendrick Carolyn Odom Pam Staples Columbia, Mississippi Columbia, Mississippi Prentiss, Mississippi FRESHMAN MAIDS i ' 1 1 L B 1 T ' Donna Woodcock Hancock County, Mississippi 36 Lori Arinder Robin Jackson Columbia, Mississippi Bogalusa, Louisiana 37 39 J3 GOIN ON i aeaq hm Donna Woodcock with Father Lori Arinder with escort Robin Jackson with escort Ginny Whitfield with Father PRC ' s 1982 HOMECOMING 45 Dr. James Sones was in charge of HC Parade Intramural Fall Festival The second semi annual Coors ' Intramu- ral Festival was a huge success, with ap- proximately 350 prizes awarded to the near 500 students who took part. There was an event for everyone such as the basketball shoot. A person had five shots to make as many goals as possible. If that person made all five shots they had a chance to shoot five more shots. The per- son that made the most was Lonnie Wil- liams, who made nine out of 10. There was a new event this year — Hacky Sack, a small leather ball about three inches in diameter that looked some- thing like a bean bag. The participant had five tries to keep the ball up in the air, then after the Hacky Sack hit the floor for the fifth time, all of the total number of hits were recorded. The person that kept it up the longest was Fred Parsons, with 26 hits, followed closely by Joey Caloway with 24 hits, each receiving a prize for their efforts. The winners of the wheelbarrow race are as follows: men — Don Williams and An- drew Hickman. Women — Angela Clark and Donna Meeks, and in the male-female category, Jeff Ashley and Angela Clark. The other Co-Rec event was the three- legged race, in which the teammates had their inside legs tied together, then they ran 50 yards with their legs tied together. The winners of this event were: male-female — Roger Herring and Joey Belk. Female-fe- male — Donna Meeks and Angela Clark and male-female — Jeff Ashley and Angela Clark. There were two events of accuracy, those being the volleyball serve and the fris bie throw. In the volleyball serve, the idea was to serve the volleyball over the net and land in one of three hoops on the other side. The winner of this event was Scottie Adam, who served six for six and the nearest con tender was Ricky Kirkland, who went four out of six. In the frisbie throw, there was a tie for first place, as two people went five for five, throwing the frisbie ten yards through a tire. The winners were Bobby DeVaughn and Dean Raborn. These are only a few of the people who won prizes of shirts, but there were other prizes given out such as frisbies, hats, cups, and other prizes. Whether everyone won an event or not, all the students won prizes, but they all gave it a valiant try. Everyone seemed to enjoy the Festival . . . after all, it was free. All the prizes were furnished by the Coors Company, which also gives the school $500 in sports equipment for the intramural events. 49 A production of the PRC Intramural Department Everyone had fun! BLOOMER BOWL 1982 Sophomores 12 Freshmen 0 Experience proved to be more important than youth as the Sophomores ran over the Freshmen, 12-0, in the fourth meeting of the Annual Bloomer Bowl, sponsored by SPARC. King and Queen were named at half time. Debra Argo was crowned Queen and Steve Seymour was crowned King. With each action of the game, students be- came more excited and the spirit increased. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves, even the losing team. Sophomores are from bottom left; Kim Sumrall, Marlene Breaux, and Debra Argo. Second Row from left; Renee Smith, Linda McCarthy, Cindi Hemba, Tangy Ladner, and Tina Davis. Not pictured are; Desiree Lizana, Donna Bullock, Jenifer Cagle, Carolyn Odom, and Estelle Thomp- son. Freshmen are from bottom left; Trish Martin, Angela Smith, Gwendolyn Barnes, and Jill Loftin. Second row from left; Mary Deam, Michelle Smith, and Hazel Thompson. Third row from left; Polly Reynolds, Dee Dee Ladner, Lynn Ladner, Tammy Thomas. Not pictured were Mimi Ladner and Montressa Boyd. 53 54 56 57 Rules Were Relaxed 60 Perk Week ' 82 Perk Week comes only once a year and for many here at Pearl River College that ' s plenty of time to get rid of those built-in inhibitions of school work and experience what life at The River is all about. Probably the spirit of a Wildcat football season is best shown during these seven days. And in a lot of ways it ' s a shame that such a fun week has to come at mid-season and before homecoming. The week, as usual started on Sunday night, Oct. 10, with each dorm testing the true competitive spirit of the other with the traditional water balloon raids. Kiddie Day, Hillbilly Day, Gum and Sucker Day and Maroon and Gold Day all took turns highlighting the week. Many people took part in the activities but more persons were content in just looking and snickering at the funny dress donning the campus. The annual battle was to take place on the Gulf Coast in the Biloxi High Stadium, a fitting place for the week-long cele- bration to conclude. Senator Stennis visits Campus Senator Stennis at age 82, wins election to seventh term in Washington 62 4 4 The man in his 80s Beat Haley Barbour, the so called man of the 80 s 64 .IS Ghosts, Goblins, and other Weird things Ghosts, goblins, creatures, vampires and a few normal humans attended the third annual SPARC sponsored PRC Halloween carni- val and costume contest. The scene looked much like the old gym, as cake walks, haunted houses, basketball throws, ring tosses and a marryin ' preacher all gathered to celebrate. In the tradition of the Halloween spirit, there was the Reverend Knippers performing the scary task of hitchin ' those brave souls that were willing to take the supreme risk. In the always surprising, and more often than not, funny cos- tume contest, Donna Byrd and Kelly Jones won first place with their rendition of the mad doctor and his nurse . Second place was captured by Lori Byxbe in a costume of which no one was sure what it was, but was good enough to take second. Bringing up the rear was Bradley Brillo Bounds with something that looked like a vampire with the type of hair style that the well dressed vampire of the 80 ' s will be wearing. A look that one could really sink their teeth into. The Baptist Student Union sponsored a haunted house, some students left in such a hurry some of the fixtures were removed with them in their hurried exit. A good time was had by all students, faculty, children and friends. MASN Blood Drive THEY GAVE WITH A SMILE — Pearl River Col- lege students turned out in force to give the gift of life in the annual Mississippi Association of Student Nurses Red Cross Blood Drive. The MASM ' s goal was 60 pints but they passed that mark by 15 donors. Actually, 95 students and faculty members tried to give but 20 were turned down. The Red Cross crew had plenty of help as the PRC medical secretary students handled regis- tration and nursing students took blood pressure pulse and helped with refreshments in the recov ery room. 68 are great Intramural Sports — Weightlifting Winners (from left) Mark Cohn 176 180 division; Wardell Bourne 187 189; Eric Williams 190-235; Mike Ervin 148-153; Mark Lyles 160-164; Louis Cohn 176-180 division winner Intramural Football Champs Bandits Win Intramural Championship . . . Back Row from left — Mike Patch, Robie Robinett, Louis Cohn, Steve Waldrop and Mark Cohn. Front row from left — Darby Ladner, Conrad Caruso, Donny King, Mark Sutton, Bryan Amacker. Volleyball Champs 72 VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS — Bo Bo ' s Pride became Pearl River s 1 982 Volleyball Champions by going 6-0, 6-0 for the 12-game season. Team members are (back row from left) Joey Belk, Charles Grantham, Roger Herring. (Kneeling from left) Steve Nunn Chuck Mims. Not pictured, Brian Amacker and Robie Robinett. Overall Volleyball Champs — The Instructors Over the Hill Gang comes from behind to beat students Over the Hill Gang Comes from behind to beat Students Standing left to right — Randy Read, Willis Lott, Mike Knippers kneeling — left to right — Larry L. Stanford, Pat Straham, Erika Felber and Harvey Seligman A Toga Party at the Perk Basketball Game 74 Getting Acquainted Party Rene Jeanfreau, SC president; Harvey Seligman River has record Spring enrollment They just kept coming. The computers were working overtime. So were some of the PRC faculty who had the tremendous task of finding classes for those unfortunate souls who were the last to register. Pearl River College had a record Spring en- rollment. In fact, it was 225 more than the same time last year. With the record came overflowing classes and many last minute changes. It was a FUN two days to say the least. 77 78 i 1982 Spring Awards SCHOLARSHIP WINNER . . . Christine Zollinhofer of Lum- berton was presented the Pearl River College Scholarship Award during PRC Awards Assembly. Zollinhofer, a ma- rine biology major, is the only PRC student to complete two years of study with a perfect 4.0 (all A ' s) grade point average. The award is presented by Dr. Marvin R. White, president of Pearl River College. Miss Zollinhofer was fea- tured in PRC ' s graduation on May 16. Enoch Seal, dean of academic affairs, made the presentation. CITIZENSHIP WINNERS — Mark Batte (left) of Petal and Drudy Campbell of Columbia received the Pearl River College Citizenship Awards. The Poplarville Rotary Club and Pate Lumpkin, Pearl River County ' s Superintendent of Education, presented the award to Batte and Campbell I in recognition of their outstanding leadership and citizen- ship during their two years at PRC. The PRC sophomores ' were very active in many campus activities. Batte served | as president of the PRC Student Council and Campbell I was president of the Phi Beta Lambda organization. Enoch Hh Seal made the presentation. PRC SCIENCE AWARD — Wayne Ng (left) of Carriere was awarded a $500 Polymer Science Scholarship to the University of Southern Mississippi and Hugh Peel (right) of Brooklyn to the University of Southern Mississippi and Hugh Peel (right) of Brooklyn was named the Outstanding Freshman Chemistry Student at the annual Pearl River Awards Assembly. Dr. James Barnes, chairman of the PRC Science Department, made the presentation. LIFE award. PTK advisor Norma Jean Hammill made the presentation. JOURNALISM AWARD — Peggy Creel of Columbia, co-managing editor of the award-winning Dixie Drawl, the student newspaper here at Pearl River College, won the Poplarville Democrat Journalism Award here at the annual PRC Awards Assembly. Larry Stanford, Drawl advisor, and 22 director of PRC ' s public relations made the presentation for Bill Posey, publisher of the Poplarville Democrat. MOST OUTSTANDING PRC ATHLETE — Lance Larson of Oak Grove and quarterback of the Pearl River College football team which won the South Division title last fall and completed the season with 8-3-1 ledger for runner-up spot in the state, was recently awarded the J.J. Holcomb Athletic Award during PRC ' s Awards Assembly. Larson set several Wildcat records at the quarterback slot. He was also very active on campus as a class officer. He was elected class favorite and listed in Who ' s Who in American Ju- nior Colleges. Enoch Seal, dean of academic affairs, made the presentation. THE DIXIE DRAWL WINS AGAIN — Pearl River College ' s Dixie Drawl was named the best junior college newspaper in Mississippi for the seventh time within the last nine years at the annual awards conference of the Mississippi Junior Col- lege Press Association. The Drawl also won the Division One General Excellence award for the eighth time. Drawl staff members include (seated from left) Pat Harkins, Oak Grove; Becky Ryals, Columbia; Peggy Creel, Columbia; Donald Dodd, Picayune. (Standing from left) Bradley Bounds, Bay St. Louis; Edith Mosteller, Poplarville; Rocky Andry, Bay St. Louis; Diana Knue, Lumberton; Fernando Betanzos; Mexico City; Larry L. Stanford, advisor. (Not Pictured) Steve Seal, Poplarville; Junior demons, Picayune; Mary Gene Hueschen, Carriere; Brent Aube, Port Supphur; and Tisha Burge 83 Thomas, Crossroads. ROTC AWARD H4 SPRING BASEBALL 1982 Mat Jones, John Vamos, Jim Kearschner 85 86 Mike Herndon hitting Bruce Penton batting, Jim Walt on deck 87 88 SPRING SOFTBALL — 1982 (kneeling from left) Deborah Argo, Oak Grove; Laurie Carter, Hattiesburg; Kathy Magee, Columbia; Deborah King, Bay High, Donna Bullock, Prentiss; Tessie Seal, Picayune. (Standing from left) Coach Wayne Jones, Lynn Walker, Picayune; Glenda Gardner, Spring Creek, LA; Carolyn Odom, Columbia; Lynn McArthur, Hancock; Marion Brandt, Slidell, LA; Linda McCarthy, Bay St. Louis; Robert Shamp, Oak Grove, Assistant coach, (not pictured) Sarah Johnson, Varnado, LA; Susie Holmes, Long Beach; Karen Patch, Slidell, LA. Marian Brandt, was named to the Mississippi Junior College All- State Softball team as a freshman, the first-year female student ever to accomplish the feat. Brandt also started for the PRC basketball Lady Wildcats which won the JuCo south division tournament, while posting 19 wins and a trip to the national 89 Junior College Region 7 Tournament. 1983 Baseball Wildcats 1983 BASEBALL WILDCATS: (Front row — left to right) Timmy Mitchell, Pat Behne, Jim Walt, Mark Lowery, Kelly Jones, Greg McMahon, Tony Lasseter, Brady Webb, Wayne Best, Bob Brochaus, Greg Rodgers, Richard Ellis. (Back row — left to right) Tracy Stiglets, Greg Abadie, Rupert Wood, Kelly Geroux, Jim Kearschner, Phil Parsons, Steve Farve, Mike Herndon, David Greer, Bruce Penton, Nate McKenzie, Jim Murphy, Charles Clifton, Tim Wheat. PEARL RIVER JUNIOR COLLEGE 1983 BASEBALL ROSTER PITCHERS Wayne Best Bob Brockhaus David Greer Jim Kearschner Timmy Mitchell Mark Shultz Tracey Stiglets CATCHERS Kelly Jones Bruce Penton INFIELDERS Greg Abadie Steve Farve Kelly Geroux Mike Herndon Tony Lasseter Mark Lowery Greg McMahon Jim Murphy Greg Rogers Brady Webb Rupert Wood OUTFIELDERS Pat Behne Charles Clifton Richard Ellis Nate McKenzie Phillip Parsons Jim Walt. Tim Wheat R-R RR R-R L-R R-R R-L L-L R-R R-R L-L R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R L-R R-R L-R S-R S-R L-L L-R L-R L-R R-R R-R L-R 5- 11 6- 2 160 170 175 175 165 155 160 185 195 165 175 170 185 190 170 175 155 175 170 190 165 155 175 Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Soph. Soph. Fresh. Soph Soph. Soph. Fresh. Soph. Fresh. Soph. Fresh. Soph. Fresh. Soph. Fresh. Fresh. Soph. Soph. Soph. Picayune, MS Slidell, LA Eunice, LA Columbia, MS Petal, MS Bay St. Louis, MS Hattiesburg, MS Hattiesburg, MS McNeil, MS Hattiesburg, MS Bay St. Louis, MS Bay St. Louis, MS Hattiesburg, MS Jackson, MS Hattiesburg, MS Hattiesburg, MS Shelbyville, KY Sandersville, MS Shelbyville, KY Hattiesburg, MS Florence, KY Shelbyville, KY Petal, MS Sandy Hook, MS Picayune, MS Hattiesburg, MS Laurel, MS Coach Ned Eades and pitcher Mike Herndon HEAD COACH Ned Eades 90 Fellowship of Christian Athletes I FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES: Front row — Terri Patterson, Donna Vesely, Doug Morris, Cindy McNease. Back row — James Adams, Grant Grisham, Charles Clifton, Sidney Payton, Bill Kirkpatrick, BSC Director; Murphy Matheny and Roy Travis. Not pictured — Kyle Langnecker, Greg McMahon. Softball Practice Intramurals Poncho - Our Wildcat 96 1982 WILDCAT FOOTBALL 98 WILDCAT STAFF 101 ROSTER 7 Doug Morris QB 510 174 Oak Grove 10 Chuck Bounds QB 5-1 1 200 Purvis 1 1 Steve Seymour QB 51 1 170 Bay St. Louis 12 Bobby DeVaughn QB 5-1 1 172 Hancock North Central 13 Andrew Hickman QB DB 6- 1 175 Picayune 1 4 Edward Holt TD DB 5-10 178 Poplarville 1 5 DeNeal McLemore CB 5-10 1 50 Lumberton 20 J.D. Daniels TD-DB 5- 8 155 Purvis 21 Benjie Kidd CB-TB 5-1 1 165 Blair 22 L.C. Hopkins TB 6- l ' 2 165 Blair 23 Glen Meranto FB LB 5-10 190 Hancock North Central 24 Donald Cooper TB-SE 5- 7 150 Picayune 25 Jimmy English SE 5 10 163 Oak Grove 26 Ben Robertson CB 6- 0 165 East Marion 27 Lloyd nenry TB-DB 5- 9 160 Hancock North Central 28 Kelvin Alford FB 6- 0 175 West Marion 29 Jeff Douglas M 5- 9 200 Blair 30 Roy Travis DB 510 160 Purvis 31 Randy Roberts CB 510 160 Columbia 32 Scott Senner FB 51 1 210 St. Stanislaus 33 Luther Greer FB 5-1 1 188 Picayune 34 Tommy Hillman TE-LB 6- 2 225 Petal 35 Johnny Matthews FB 51 1 184 West Marion 36 Bryan Maxie M-FB 5-1 1 177 North Forrest 37 Jack Kilpatrick FB-LB 6- 0 190 Satsuma, AL 38 Tony Corley S 5- 9 165 North Forrest 39 Leo Watts CB 5- 9 172 Blair 40 Donald Williams S 6- 1 185 Bogalusa, LA 50 Mark Glover C 6- 2 200 Satsuma. AL 51 Lance Troxclair LB 5-1 1 200 Gonzales, LA 52 Kyle Dossett C 6- 2 205 Picayune 53 Joe Church LB 5-1 1 194 St. Stanislaus 54 Tony Smith DT 5-1 1 238 Oak Grove 55 Mark Fails C 5-1 1 215 Bassfield 57 Randy Cuevas OT 6- 2 285 Lumberton 60 Melvin McCurley OG 6 0 205 LaPlace, LA 61 Denis Coreil OT 6- 0 223 Lafayette, LA 62 Doug Brewton LB 6 0 200 Columbia 63 James Adams OT 510 230 Gonzales, LA 64 Clay Squires NG 5T 1 225 Satsuma, AL 65 Shannon Ramsey G 6- 0 207 Picayune 66 Mike Gallo isg 5-1 0 213 Picayune 67 Richard Lofton DT 5- 9 210 Bassfield 68 Ken Stewart G 5-10 213 Petal 69 Greg Harris G 6- 0 220 Lafayette, LA 70 Kevin Russell DT 6- 1 228 East Marion 71 Darrel Adams NG 5- 9 180 Poplarville 72 Darrell Perkins FB-G 51 1 218 Sumrall 73 Jeff Waits 6- 4 225 Oak Grove 74 Greg Fortenberry DT 6- 2 208 West Marion 75 Donald Kittrell OT 6- 4 250 Forrest County 76 Sidney Payton LB 51 1 185 Blair 77 Billy K. Smith DE 51 1 200 Poplarville 78 Terry Stockstill T 5-1 1 239 Carriere 79 Kyle Langnecker DE 51 1 200 Poplarville 80 Henry Martin TE 6- 2V2 204 Franklinton, LA 81 Lee Barnes TE 6- 1 208 Columbia Academy 82 Perry Martin SE 6- 3 185 Lumberton 83 Richard Hughes DE 6- 4 200 Lumb erton 84 DE 6 4 185 Ruston, LA 85 Tommy Kittrell SE 5-11 176 North Forrest 86 Johnny Runnels FB-LB 510 195 Picayune 87 James Wilson DE 6- 2 175 Blair 88 James Jenkins TE 6- 2 220 Petal Matt Seals DE 6- 2 193 Pearl River Central Rusty Williamson M 5- 7 155 North Forrest One Yard From Glory The 1982 Pearl River College Wildcats were one yard short of glory. After racking up a very impressive 51 overall ledger, which included a sparkling 3-0 division mark, the Wildcats met head-on with arch rival Gulf Coast, who was also sport- ing a very enviable ledger. The Bulldogs entered the contest with a perfect 6-0 record which also included a 3-0 division standing. What happened that night began the Wildcat turn-around. The outcome of that ballgame could have been directly re- sponsible for the PRC downfall or it could have been the natural way the year was meant to be. Whatever the case, the Wildcats lost the Gulf Coast game 17-14 and they never fully recovered. The Wildcats, trailing 17-14 with 8:18 left in the contest, seemed destined to take the lead when splid-end Jimmy English gathered in a deflected pass and raced down the left sideline to the Bulldog 8, before defensive end Randall Web- ster made the game-saving tackle. Three plays later, the Wildcats were aided by a dispute pass interference call, giving Pearl River a first and goal at the Bulldog one. An illegal formation penalty backed the Cats up to the 6, however, three plays netted PRC just four yards. Bidding for a tie with 5:19 left, kicker Tony Smith pushed a 21 -yard attempt wide to the right, preserving the win for the ' Dogs. Gulf Coast went on to win the South Divison title and shared the overall crown with Northwest Junior College. The Wildcats headed in the other direction. After the heart- breaking loss the Wildcats dropped its Homecoming game the next week to winless Southwest 27-24. PRC lost the lead but regained it late in the contest only to lose the match in the last few seconds. The Wildcats ' third loss in a row came at the hands of Co- Lin, who handed the ' Cats another setback at home. This time it was a 30-15 disaster and it sealed the coffin on what appeared to be another playoff for the ' Cats. PRC did have 13 players injured enough to miss the game against the Wolves and even then it took a bag of tricks for the Wolves to best the PRC eleven. The Co-Lin loss put the Wildcats with a 5-4 mark; remem- ber they were 5-1 just three weeks before, and it set the stage for a trip to Holmes Junior College. It was the last game of the year and it was also a rematch of the 1981 championship game. Holmes won that game and the state crown. The Wildcats did two things against the Holmes Bulldogs. They salvaged a winning season and they got revenge with a 36-13 slapping of the ' Dogs on their home court. It was a nice way to end a heartbreaking downfall. Case in point. If the Wildcats had beaten or tied the Gulf Coast Bulldogs they would have made it to the playoffs and the general consensus is the Bears and Wolves would have had a much tougher time when they in vaded the Dobie Hold- en Stadium. The Wildcats opened the ' 82 season with a 13-10 road victory of East Mississippi. The very next week the ' Cats dropped their home opener 19-15 against Itawamba. In that game the PRC team blew a 15-point third quarter cushion to come out on bottom. Edward Holt sparked the Wildcats against Hinds the next week with a 93-yard touchdown of the third quarter kickoff. PRC went on to win 28-10. PRC did end one jinx during the year and that came after PRC won the battle of the Cats. PRC defeated Jones 26-16 at home. Jones entered the contest undefeated and ranked ele- venth in the nation. The very next week PRC defeated upset-minded Coahoma 29-15. But it didn ' t come easy. Coahoma, a team that had a 33-game losing streak, fought back from a 14-2 deficit to take a 15-14 lead midway through the third period. Only 4:45 remained when the ' Cats took the lead for good. The week before the Wildcats took on the Gulf Coast ' Dogs the PRC group handed the East Central Warriors a 10-7 set- back in the rain at Decatur. In that game the Wildcats, fell behind early on a 91 -yard pass, before the defense took hold in the rain and the offense mounted just enough points to win. That set the stage for the Biloxi fracas . . . and as they say, that is history. 1982 Ledger PRC 13 East Miss. 10 PRC 15 Itawamba 19 PRC 28 Hinds 10 PRC 28 Jones 16 PRC 29 Coahoma 15 PRC 10 East Central 7 PRC 14 Gulf Coast 17 PRC 24 Southwest 27 PRC 15 Co-Lin 30 PRC 36 Holmes 13 103 ' Cats opened with close 13-10 win over East Miss 104 24 — Donald Cooper, 32 — Scott Senner ALL STATE — ALL STAR — ALL REGION GET POST SEASON HONORS — Several Pearl River College Wildcats were honored for their play during the Wildcats ' 1982 season. Henry Martin (front row, from left) tight-end and defensive end from Pine, LA. was sele cted to play for the South All-Stars; Don Williams, defensive back from Bogalusa, was selected Permanent Team Captain, outstanding defensive back and also played in the All-Star game and Scott Senner, fullback-punter from St. Stanislaus, was named by his teammates as the Special Teams Player for the Year. Mike Gallo (second row, from left) was the team ' s Outstanding Defensive Lineman. Lloyd Henry, tailback from Hancock North Central, was selected the team ' s Outstanding Offensive Back and also played in the All-Star game. Edward Holt (second from right, second row) tailback from Poplarville, was selected All-Star and Mark Fails, of Bassfield was named the Wildcats ' Outstanding Offensive Lineman. Holt and Fails were also named co-captains for the ' 82 Wildcat team. Post season honors for Pearl River College football players kept rolling in. Three Wildcats made first team All-Region 23, four first team All-State, three second team All-State and nine made All-State honorable mention. Tight-end Henry Martin, Pine, La.; Terry Stockstill, defensive tackle of Carriere and defensive back Don Williams of Bogalusa doubled up and grabbed All-State and All-Region honors. Randy Cuevas of Lumberton, starting offensive tackle for the past two years, was named first team All-State on offense. Wildcats that made second team All-State included tailbacks Lloyd Henry of Hancock North Central and Edward Holt of Poplarville. PRC ' s kicker, Tony Smith of Oak Grove, also made the elite group. Honorable mention All-State Wildcats included quarterback Chuck Bounds, Purvis; quarterback Bobby Devaughn, Hancock North Central; split-end Jimmy English, Oak Grove; fullback- punter Scott Senner, St. Stanislaus; defensive lineman Mike Gallo, Picayune; tight-end linebacker Tommy Hillman of Petal; defensive lineman Clay Squires, Mobile; center-guard Mike Fails, Bassfield; and Offensive guard Melvin McCurley of Re- serve, LA. Pearl River College ' s coaching staff was also selected to coach the South All-stars at the annual North-South Junior College All- Star game Saturday, December 4 in Tupelo. The PRC Wildcats finished the 1982 season with a 6-4 overall record and a third place finish in the South Division. Wildcat Basketball 1982-83 PEARL RIVER WILDCATS (kneeling from left) Lonnie Williams, Port Sulphur, LA; Ben Henry, Poplarville; McDouglas Gabriel, New Orleans, LA; Vic Travis, Purvis; Rene ' Acker, Picayune; Glen Boyd, New Orleans, LA. (Standing from left) Ned Eades, assistant coach; Mathew Bacon, Chesbrough, LA; Scott Vaughn, Picayune; Randy Smith, Petal; Kevin Tillman, Bay St. Louis; Andy Barrett, Bay St. Louis; Terry Peabody, New Orleans; Norvel Shelby, New Orleans; Brian Rabey, Picayune, manager; Billy Holmes, head coach. Head Coach, Billy Holmes, assistant coach, Ned Eades 118 4 — Boyd passes to Nunn 120 The ' 83 Wildcats Pearl River College had to put together a new basketball team after the Christmas break when three players became ineligible. Finishing up the last half of the ' 82 ' 83 season were (kneeling from left) Nicki Fruge, Oak Grove; Rene Acker, Picayune; Vic Travis, Purvis; Ben Henry, Poplarville; Glen Boyd, New Orleans; Standing (from left) Randy Smith, Petal; Steve Nunn, Hancock; Norvel Shelby, New Orleans; Andy Barrett, Bay St. Louis; and Scott Vaughn, Picayune. 1982-83 Ledger P.R.C. 80 LSCJ-A 84 P.R.C. 81 Meridian 65 P.R.S. 64 LSCJ-A 60 P.R.C. 41 Panola, Tex. 46 P.R.C. 48 Kilgone, Tex. 49 P.R.C. 74 Southwest 66 P.R.C. 47 Gulf Coast 63 P.R.C. 90 Meridian 59 P.R.C. 60 East Central 63 P.R.C. 69 Hinds 66 P.R.C. 68 Jones 80 P.R.C. 72 (Jniv. of Quebec 79 P.R.C. 50 CJtica 72 P.R.C. 72 Southwest 63 P.R.C. 53 (Jtica 51 P.R.C. 69 Jones 71 P.R.C. 58 Gulf Coast 60 P.R.C. 50 Hinds 70 P.R.C. 59 East Central 48 P.R.C. 39 Co-Lin 56 So. State P.R.C. 62 Hinds 65 Wildcats End Season With 8-14 Record Lady ' Cats PRC ' s LADY WILDCATS (kneeling from left) Keli Lott, Petal; Kim Ladner, Oak Grove; Sharon Williams, Purvis; Jackie Ridgway, New Orleans and Carolyn McLaurin, Petal. (Standing from left) Ned Eades, assistant coach, Lori Dimperio, Slidell, manager; Demetria Jordan, Denham Springs; Darlene Davis, New Orleans; Donna Vesely, Sumrall; Marilyn Hart, Poplarville; Christine Fairley, Hattiesburg; Carmen Reed, New Orleans; and Billy Holmes, head coach. 1982-83 Lady Wildcats Darlene Davis Christine Fairley Marilyn Hart Demetria Jordan Kim Ladner Keli Lott Carolyn McLaurin Carmen Reed Jackie Ridgeway Sharon Williams Donna Vesely 125 130 Lady Wildcats have 14-8 regular season record . . . South Tournament PRC 92 — East Central 62 1982-83 Season P.R.C. 93 LSCJ-A 29 P.R.C. 83 Meridian 79 P.R.C. 88 LSG-A 38 P.R.C. 73 Itawamba 59 P.R.C. 76 Jones 59 P.R.C. 64 Southwest 63 P.R.C. 71 Gulf Coast 74 P.R.C. 77 Meridian 80 P.R.C. 74 East Central 72 P.R.C. 61 Hinds 72 P.R.C. 71 Jones 62 P.R.C. 80 Univ. of Quebec 60 P.R.C. 72 Gtica 81 P.R.C. 86 Southwest 69 P.R.C. 88 Utica 91 P.R.C. 81 Jones 61 P.R.C. 63 Gulf Coast 73 P.R.C. 77 Hinds 75 P.R.C. 74 East Central 63 P.R.C. So. State 57 Co-Lin 60 P.R.C. 92 East Central 62 132 1982-83 Basketball Cheerleaders (Front, bottom) Marlene Breaux, Wardeli Bourne (left), Lee Barnes (right) Donna Gil- more (standing, left) Donna Gilmore, Tangy Ladner. Elma Smith (third row, left), Kim Barnes and Melinda Kimes (top). Pom Pom Pearls 133 (left to right) Mimi Ladner, Tina Dyer, Lisa Argo, Kathy Moree, Judy Criss and Kenya Harrington. THE SPIRIT OF THE RIVER 1982-83 Band Members Doyla Kellar Tessa Roberts Tommy Bridge Scott Fox John Duckworth William Guidry Darin Hutchinson Andy Jones Eric Laiche Sammy Lowe Murphy Matheny Donna Seals Sharan Stewart Hazel Thompson Sherry Addison Kyle Arnold Wendi Bourgeois Lori Breland Tina Duplantier Pam Engle Tracie Henry Sharon Ladner Shelia Lewis Connie Pickett Rudy Rowell Mary Seal Angela Smith Hope Smith Rhonda Stockstill Vanessa Stockstill Stacy Seals Kim Barnes Craig Bridgers Jerry Byrd Kristi English Armond Falgoust Tara Ferguson Janet Fiveash Andy Ginn Marilyn Hinton Kathy Holbrook Willie Holiday Hank Johnsey Darryl Jordan Dwayne Ladner Howard Ladner Marjorie Maclnnis Mikki Malley Stacy McDonald Renee Meeler Roger Myers Lisa Mecaise Pam Patch Martin Rogers Jay Ryan Rhonda Seals Quintin Shaw Renita Smith Greg Stephens Donna Spence Vanetta Thompson Ricky Vega Melanie Wilkinson Anita Wilson Deborah Yawn FLAGS AND RIFLES 136 The String of Pearls First row from left — Lauri Argo, Lisa Argo, Michelle Smith, Merri Anne Fortenberry, Kim Craft, Cindy Hemba, Julie Roberts, Kim Sumrall, Cynthia McNease, Renae Smith, Bernadine Necaise, Tangy Ladner, Jennifer Cagle. Second row from left — Recinda Ladner, Judy Criss, Susan Regan, Donna Kendrick, Mae Lang Lowe, Carol Probst, Patti Wiley, Donna Woodcock, Donna Gilmore, Dywana Dedeaux, Tina Dyar, Katherine Moree, Marlene Breaux. Third row from left — Julie Lott, Paula Byrd, Jana Cook, Lori Arinder, Patricka Watts, Keyna Harrington, Lillie Haynes, Colleen Seal, Jean Davenport, Charlene Byrd, Tina Davis, Melinda Kimes and Penny Morris. 138 140 It Took A Lot of Work, A Lot of Smiling 141 Wildcat Football Cheerleaders (Standing, from left) Dawn Harrell, Poplarville; Teresa Ginn, Columbia; Eric ' Poncho ' James, Picayune; Patti Simmons, Petal; Ginny Whitfield, Picayune; Debbie Walters, Petal; (kneeling, from left) Carolyn Odom, Columbia; Angie Walker, North Forrest; and Elma Smith, Petal. Pearl River Junior College ' s football cheerleaders walked away with nearly everly award at the annual cheerleading camp held in June at the Perkinston campus of Mississippi Gulf Coach Junior College. The Wildcat cheerleaders won trophies for best overall, pom pon and sideline squads. The PRJC cheerleaders also won the Spirit Stick for the week of competition and 16 ribbons. The 1982 cheerleader s were Debbie Walters, Dawn Harrell, Carolyn Odom, Elma Smith, Angie Walker, Patti Simmons, Teresa Ginn and Ginny Whitfield. Miller Hammill, PRC ' s Dean of student affairs, is the cheerleader sponsor. They were chosen to represent the South All-Stars 143 The PRC cheerleaders and mascot were rained on during the first 4 games V ' Poncho ' the special Wildcat 144 New Members of Phi Theta Kappa Pearl River College ' s lota Mu Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa, a national honor society for junior college students, has 10 more members. The new members of the PTK are (from left) Michelle Stogner, Poplarville; James Windham, Carriere; Penny A. Bourgeois, Waveland; Gayla McNeese, Bogalusa; Carolyn Dauenhauer, Poplarville; and Barbie Horton of Columbia. PTK ' s Teacher Appreciation Day Pearl River College ' s Phi Theta Kappa Organization sponsored a noon luncheon for the faculty and staff of Pearl River College to demonstrate their appreciation for the faculty ' s special interest and concern for PRC students. PTK members participating in the event were (from left) Ann Morris, sponsor; Lisa Smith, Lumberton; Kyle Jones, Lumberton; Gayla Farmer, Bogalusa; Desiree Lizana, president, Hancock North Central; Penny Bourgeois, Poplarville; Sarah Johnson, Angie, LA; Erika Felber, Poplarville and Norma Jean Hammill, PTK sponsor. Pearl River Singers i Front row (I to r): Vanessa Stockstill, Judy Lung, Karen Sanford, Billy Douglas, Willie Holiday, Dewayne Ladner, Debora Yawn, Kristin English Staci Seals. Second row (I to r): Starrliss Oatis, Judy McClendon, Barbie Horton, Tim Middleton, Tommy Bridge, Sammy Lowe, Stephanie Crawford, Melanie Wilkinson, Lori Arinder. Third row (I to r): Sharan Stewart, Renay Stanford, Greg Stephens, Stacy McDonald, Laura Knott Landa McNair. Fourth row (I to r): Delouis Drake, Sandra Peters, Shirley Oatis, Calvin Oatis, Rudy Rowell, Dorothy Jones, Lisa Necaise, Lynr Ladner. 48 in Dr. Larry Mewell COSMOS 1st row (I to r) Jyl Smith, Tracy Summers, Melinda Kimes. Sitting (I to r) Hope Smith, Dorothy Ellis, Zelda Alfred and Ethel Holder. Standing (I to r) Carla Smith, Mary McKenzie, Judy Davis, Elizabeth Davis, Lisa Eves, Melissa Daily, Eileen Cochran, Stephanie Harper, Mildred Allen, Frances Purvis, Kyle Arnold, Chris Simmons, Rachel Fortenberry, Verna Montgomery, and Lorene McCallum, Instructor. COSMOS Officers COSMOS OFFICERS ARE (I to r) Melinda Kimes, Reporter; Rachel Fortenberry, Secretary; Stephanie Harper, Miss Cosmo; Chris Simmons, President; Judy Davis, Historian; Mary McKenzie, Treasurer. Not pictured is Phyllis Watts, Vice-President. VILA (1st row, left to right) Joey Foster, Angel Clark, James Moffett, Randy Smith, Montier Spencer, Reginald York, Dewayne Gatlin, (Second row, left to right) Alan Mitchell, Wayne Hamilton, Redrick Pridgett, Chris Jackson, Anthony Ross, Donald McGee, Instructor Charles Ray Rester, sponsor, (third row, left to right) Jody Holmes, Steve Lee, Jerome Dean, Tommy Williams, Rowland Pope, Kenneth Ray Barnes. Not pictured are Tim Pittman, Lyles Smith, Cynthia Johns, and Frank Stafford, Sponsor. VICA Officers VICA OFFICERS, left to right, Jody Holmes, DeWayne Gatlin, James Moffett, President; Angel Clark, Chris Jackson and Rowland Pope. Baptist Student Union 9 (front row, left to right) Chris Edwards, Sharon Jones, Jodie Wallace, Vida Johnson, Angie Batson, Judy Lung, Bonnie Harvey, Tawna Breland, Karen Sanford, Donald Balch, John Stringer, Kyle Langnecker. (second row, left to right) Bill Kirkpatrick, Director, Andy Ginn, Doug Norris, Terry Patterson, Murphy Matheny, Mark Glover, David Stewart, (back row, left to right) Pam Mitchell, Sidney Payton, Eric Laiche, Kevin McWilliams, Quentin Shaw, Greg McMahon, Melinda Kimes, Ronnie Rigney, Russell Pentcn, Graig Bridgers, Howard Ladner and not pictured is Renay Stanford. Rodeo Club (front row, left to right) David Lee, Kassie Haas, Eloise Kirkland, Susan Strahan. (back row, left to right) Ricky Dale, Bubbe Sigrest, Mike Knippers, Director. Wesley Foundation (left to right) Willie Holliday, Hazel Thompson, Rev. Selby Alsworth, Norris Drummond, Vanetta Thompson and seated is Elizabeth Alsworth, sponsor. The River Navigators (First row, from left) Ricky Ladner, Bay St. Louis; Renay Stanford, Poplarville; Tracy Pace, Hattiesburg; Donna Kendrick, Columbia; Melinda Kimes, Oak Grove, Greg McMahon, North Forrest, Keyna Harrington, Lumberton; Flint Sears, Prentiss. (Second row) Teresa Ginn, Columbia Poncho James, Picayune; Pam Staples, Prentiss; Charlene Clark, Bay St. Louis; and Sarah Johnson, Angie, La. The Dixie Drawl THE DIXIE DRAWL . . . (standing front from left) Bradley Bounds, managing editor, Sherry Addison, Tracy Pace, Judy Lung, Susan Carol Babb, Mike Brown, Kent Lewis; (middle down) Anne Gendusa, Cindi Croney, Maria Barberee, Susan Strahan, Renay Stanford, Maria Evans, Mary Gene Hueschen, Murphy Matheny. (Middle up) Delous Smith, Patrick Harkins, Jerry Lung, Renee Swan, Linda McCarthy, Twila Boyd, Barbie Horton. The 1983 Wildcat Staff THE 1983 WILDCAT: (1st row, left to right) Sherie Ladner, Lynn Ladner, Bradley Bounds, Beth Saucier, Judy Lung, Tracy Pace, Regina Husbands. (2nd row, left to right) Mike Posey, Editor; Patrick Harkins, Jerry Lung. Not pictured is Margaret Boone. 154 Mike Posey, Editor Phi Beta Lambda (1st row, left to right) Ann Vogt, Ginny Whitfield, Ms. Farve, Ms. Henley, (third row) Martha Lee, Sarah Johnson, Vanessa Brown, Susan Saterfield, Charlene Clark, Kathleen Crandall, Anita Wilson. (4th row) Donna McGee, Sheri Fore, Liz Henson, Renee Smith, Pam Staples, Erika Felber. PBL Officers r  | Ginny Whitfield, Vice-President; Liz Henson, Secretary; Sarah Johnson, Reporter; Erika Felber, President; Charlene Clark, Treasurer. 155 SPARC (front) Harvey Seligman, advisor; Poncho James, (standing, from left) Greg McMahon, Charlene Clark, Vanetta Thompson Carol Probst, Renee Swan, Donna Kendrick and Bradley Bounds. Young Diplomats - -  (front) Lucy Schepers, Mr. Lowe, Donna O ' Quinn, (Back row) Donald O ' Quinn, Danny Mullis, David Reese, Timothy Davis. Not pictured is Mike Beard, Susan Taylor. ROTC Rangers ROTC RANGERS: Front row left to right: Larry Seal, Cadet Lt.; Don O ' Quinn, Cadet Staff Sergeant; David Sims, Cadet Staff Sergeant; Lori Dimperio, Denise Fairley, Gayle Tomlin, Gwendolyn Barnes. Back row: AFRO Americans AFRO-AMERICANS: 1st row — Fannie Wilson, Annie Dillon, Michelle Smith, Esther Porter, Mae Lane Lowe. 2nd row — Dorothy Jordan, Advisor; Delisa McKinley, Estelle Thompson, Carolyn Odom, Elma Smith, Anglea Johnson. 3rd row — Harvey Graham, Sammy Lowe. Not pictured — Ocliever Abram, Rose Irvin, Carolyn McLaurin, Johnny Matthews, Sandra Peters, Anthony Rawls, Howard Scott, Randy Smith, Victor Travis, Angela White and James Wilson. AFRO-Choir AFRO-CHOIR: 1st row — Robin Jackson, Esther Porter, Estelle Thompson, Annie Dillon, Sheila McGhee, Lucy Holloway, Anglia Johnson. 2nd row — Delisa McKinley, Elma Smith, Mae Lang Lowe, Michelle Smith, Carolyn Odom, Angelia Haynes, Dorothy Jordan, Advisor. 3rd row — Marvin Bias, Ben Robertson, Sammy Lowe, Harvey Graham, Kevin Russell. Not pictured — Sandra Peters. Mary Harper, Gregory Harris, Rose Irvin, Shirley Oatis, Deidra Powers, Janet Sandifer, Angela White, Anthony Rawls, Angela Clark, Desi Watts, Regina Husband. 157 James Rich, Greg Swanson, Sandra Patrick, Carmen White, Rhoda Spiers, Avery Breland. DECA DECA: Left to right — (Bottom row) — Janet Sandifer, Barbie Horton, Harvey Graham, Angela Clark, Robert Caillouette. (up steps — bottom to top) Annie Dillon, Anzette Smith, Rose Casey, Fannie Wilson, Ron Ducarpe, Irene Davis, Merian Hayes and Pam Shepherd. Creative Writers CREATIVE WRITERS (Standing, left to right) — Wayne May, Linda Jones, Donna O ' Quinn, Danny Mullis. (Sitting — left to right) — Barbie Horton, Dr. Mary Peddicord, Rhonda Lewis. I MASN (Back row — left to right) — Donna Vesely, Debbie McAllister and Peggy Holmes. (Middle row — left to right) — Vickie Bridges, Janene Stewart, Teresa Beasley, Oneita Pittman, and Mrs. Charlotte Odom, advisor. (Front row — left to right) — Jennifer Jager, Melita Broome, Cingy Scheurich, Cynthia McMease and Ann Green, advisor. 158 PTK Spring Initiation PTK Spring Initiation: (listed alphabetically) Mary L. Adams, Kim Barnes, Wendelyn Bourgeois, Twila Boyd, Mary Brumfield, Joyce B. Calvin, Jim Collins, Candy Cox, Brian Cain, Kathy Davis, Tina Dickens, Tony Dodson, Billy Douglas, Maria Evans, Eileen Failla, Sherri Fore, Lisa Fowler, Ward Griffing, Daphne Gustine, Pamela Hendricks, Jeff Hudson, Linda Jacobsen, Michelle Jeanfreau, Debbie Jones, Helene Jones, Lynn Jones, Eloise Kindja, Dolly Lee, Terry Lowe, Debbie McAlister, Judy McClendon, Dana Meeks, Randy Melton, Beverly Miller, Darrell O ' Quinn, Perry Parker, Brian Pitfield, Cindy Ramshur, Susan Regan, Tesa Roberts, Roy Robinette, Susan Saterfiel, Rhoda Spiers, Nance Stevens, John Stringer, Greg Swanson, Renay Stanford, Vanetta Thompson, Jane Wallace, Cindy Yates. Delta Psi Omega (Front row — left to right) Jill Burge, Susan Babb, Sherry Addison, Mary Gene Hueschen, Carolyn Taylor, Gia Croom. (2nd row) Judy Stuart, Sonja Ross, Tammy Thomas, Sherie Ross, Tammy Thomas, Sherie Ladner, Susan Strahan, Cynthia McNease, Judy Beth McClendon. (3rd row) Greg Abadie, Bruce Penton, Mike Brown, Murphy Matheny, Charles Clifton, Kevin McWilliams, Quintin Shaw. Not pictured — D.C. Reese, Sheila Hatten, Rudy Rowell. 159 Columbia LPN Class Class members include Cathy Prine, Collette Weary, Linda Harvey, Mary Branton, Vanessa Jones, Jean Fortenberry, Rene Allman, Ida Cerrato, LaSharne Cotton, Robin Creel, Joy Hux, Perry Ann Jenkins, Mark York, Melinda Jones, Donna Kemp, Betty McGlaston, Cynthia Robertson, Delores Rowell and Ellouise Rushing. (left to right) Cathy Prine, president; Colette Weary, vice president; Linda Harvey, secretary; Mary Branton, treasurer, Vanessa Jones, special projects; and Jean Fortenberry, chaplain. 160 Pearl River College Favorites ' 82- ' 83 Class Favorites . . . (seated left to right) Marlene Breaux, Dywana Dedeaux, Lisa Argo, Mimi Ladner, Carolyn Odom. (Standing left to right) Mr. PRC, Don Williams, Miss PRC, Donna Kendrick, Greg McMahon, Fernando Betanzos, Ricky Ladner, Doug Brewton, Mark Lowery, Charlene Clark, Andrew Hickman. They Were Elected by The PRC Student Mr. Miss Pearl River College Don Williams of Bogalusa and Donna Kendrick of Columbia were selected Mr. Miss Pearl River College. In the same campus wide election six sophomores and six freshmen were selected class favorites. All of the Pearl River students are featured in this 1983 Wildcat. Sophomore Favorites include Fernando Betanzos, Mexico City; An- drew Hickman, Picayune; Greg McMahon, North Forrest, Marlene Breaux, Hancock North Central; Carolyn Odom, Columbia and Char- lene Clark, Waveland. The Freshman Favorites include Lisa Argo, Hattiesburg; Dywana Dedeaux, Hancock North Central; Mimi Ladner, Hancock North Cen- tral; Mark Lowery, Hattiesburg; Ricky Ladner, Bay St. Louis and Doug Brewton of Columbia. Miss Kendrick is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kendrick and is a graduate of West Marion High School. At West Marion she was very active in the Geneology Club, the Trojan Tribune — the high school paper; the Maranatha Club and the Sigma Psi Mu Little Sisters. She was also elected Senior Class Favorite, Friendliest and Football Maid. Here at Pearl River, the communications major was very active on campus. She was a two year member of the PRC Chorus, the Dixie Drawl and the String of Pearls. She was also a member of the BSC, SPARC, and was a member of the PRC 1982 Homecoming Court. Williams, 24, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williams, Sr. He is an honor graduate of Bogalusa High School and is a pre-vetemarian science major. Don graduated from Bogalusa High in 1976 and then enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps. In high school he lettered in baseball, softball, track and football and was a member of the French Club, FFA, 4-H Club, Key Club, and high school honor society. Williams, was stationed at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina and dur- ing his four years in the Marines he traveled extensively. Williams was named by his teammates as the Wildcats ' Permanent Team Captain, and Most Valuable Defensive Back. He made All-Star and All-Region as a defensive back for the Wildcats. 163 THE RIVER FAVORITES 167 Sophomore Favorites Carolyn Odom Columbia Marlene Breaux Hancock County Charlene Clark Bay St. Louis 1 68 171 174 1 76 It ' s Magic Time At The River 183 CHRISTMAS 188 CELEBRATION 1982 189 Christmas Celebration draws nearly 500 : v. 1st Place Decorations 2nd Place Decorations Pearl River Hall 193 194 195 PRC ' s Board of Trustees (seated from left) Edmond Mitchell, Everette Eaton, Jack Stewart, Pate Lumpkin, (standing, from left) Frank Fortenberry, William A. Stafford, Dennis Fortenberry, Charles Speed, Mrs. Katherine Moody, Mrs. Jerry Burge, Billy Sills, George Curry, Jim Thriffiley, Greg Mitchell, Harlan Daughdrill. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Everette Eaton, Chairman Jack Stewart, Vice-Chairman Pate Lumpkin, Secretary 9 PEARL RIVER COUNTY Pate Lumpkin, Superintendent of Education Edmond T. Mitchell Jack Stewart Greg Mitchell Mrs. Katherine Moody Mrs. Jerry Burge JEFFERSON DAVIS COUNTY Dennis Fortenberry, Superintendent of Education Charles Speed FORREST COUNTY Harlan Daughdrill George C. Curry LAMAR COUNTY Billy Ray Hatten, Superintendent of Education Everette Eaton HANCOCK COUNTY Terrell Randolph Jim Thriffiley MARION COUNTY William A. Stafford, Superintendent of Education Frank Fortenberry Everette Eaton, Board Chairman 197 Board of Trustees Frank Fortenberry (left), William A. Stafford Pearl River College ' s Administration Dr. Willis Lott, Director of Admissions Miller Hammill, Dean of Student Affairs Enoch Seal, Dean of Academic Affairs 201 PRC ' s Administration Larry L. Stanford Director of Public Relations Recruiting James Forte, Vocational-Technical Director 204 Pearl River College Faculty ■J M f PC P PI 4 m 1 ' ( if it in 0 ■J Elizabeth Alsworth Social Studies Captain Steve Amacker ROTC Mack Avery Related Math Dr. James Barnes Science Beverly Boone Distribution Marketing Walter Bruner Electronics Peggy Broomhall Nursing Linda Buffington Nursing Peggy Ciccarelli Reading Joseph Cliburn Biology Donna Coulter Data Processing Henry Conerly Science Becky Dale Nursing Jeanne Dyar Media Specialist Linda Farve Business Education Phyllis Daniels Business Education Dana Fayard Business Education John Grant. Jr Mathematics Ann Green Nursing Norma Jean Hammill Science Danny Harris Drafting Lavon Henley Accounting Connie Hol mes Speech Drama Belinda Holden Nursing Victoria Holford Social Studies Jack Holland Diesel Roy Jones Automotive Mechanics Elaine Kersh Nursing Michael Knippers Speech Robert Lott Mathematics Walter Lowe Social Studies Lindsey Loustelat in,, Ann Morns Business Education Lorene McCallum Cosmetology Richard Miller Air Conditioning Refrigaration Herbert Morris Physical Education Dr. Larry Newell Music Roese Neves Electronics Charlotte Odom Nursing Director Dottie Porter Nursing Dr. Mary Peddicord English Geri Pitts Remedial Reading Jack Regan Nancy Regan Delores Smith Larry L. Stanford Drafting Business Education Business Education Journalism Patricia Strebeck Gene Williams Brenda Windham Nursing Social Studies Business Education Pearl River College Staff Charles Alexander Maintenance Supervisor Kay Ard Accounts Receivable Faye Arban Library Secretary Grace Boone Bookstore Manager Joan Brown Dean of Vo-Tech Affairs Secretary Shirley Daniels Financial Aid Secretary Martha Elbers President ' s Secretary Ina Flynt Head Resident, Marion Hall Marguerite Harvey Librarian Linda Holmes Records Secretary Patsy Howard Comptroller Dorothy Jordan Assistant Librarian Alene King Head Resident, Marion Hall Rose Lott Accounts Payable Trish Marsiano Assistant Programmer Analyst Kathleen Meighn Head Resident. White Hall Kathy Meel Student Affairs Secretary Dora Rayburn Head Resident, Crosby Hall Beth Saucier Public Relations Tina Simoneaux Accounts Receivable Billie Smith Library Checker Louis Smith Chief of Security Troy Smith Security Shirley Stockman Payroll Clerk Pat Strahan Records Clerk Doris Traylor Loan Clerk Carole Williams Academic Dean ' s Secretary 206 1 F 1 Hancock County Center 1 I ilk 1 1 1 1 Alvin Bourgeois Director Woody Pearce Counselor Marie Favre Secretary Doris Allen Practical Nursing Instructor John Cranmer Welding Darnell Cuevas Business Education Ricard Dusse Auto Mechanics Reggie Ladner Machine Shop C.H. Miley Building Trade Dempsey Wolf Electricity Ronnie Lemay Maintenance Lamar County Vo-Tech Center Billy Blackwell Automotive Mechanics Judy Britt Business Education Barbara Extine Secretary Julie Hammon LPN Instructor Bruce Hankins Drafting Inst. Thomas Johnston Metal Trades Gary Lott LPN Instructor William Salter Building Trades Ralph Stinson Electricity Mose Butchee Maintenance 208 Dr. Cecil Burt Director Forrest County Vo-Tech Center yv Not Pictured m Not Pictured V 111 Not Pictured LA ?t Larry Aultman Respiratory Therapy Jack Blackwell A C Refrigeration Doug Burkhalter Teacher ' s Aid Cliff Evans Respiratory Therapy Rebecca Fairchild Nurse ' s Aid Billy Ray Fairley Masonry Inst. Louis Fairley Carpentry Inst. Linda Fluker Secretary Roy Foster Metal Trades Dwight Green Welding Sandy Morgan LPN Instructor James Robbins Automotive Mechanics Shirley Rollin Secretary Lynn Royce LPN Instructor Valerie Scherini Clerical Inst. Fritz (Jher Body Work Inst. Floy Waldvogel Basic Education Cathy Wilkins LPN Instructors Not Pictured Carl Dearman Maintenance 209 Hancock ' s LPN Class Gwendolyn M. Adams, Diane B. Bales, Patricia A. Bond, Dorothy J. Clements, Dorothy L. Davis, Pamela J. Duncan, Carole G. Heitzmann, Dawn R. Heitzmann, Kellie T. Lee, Gloria J. Mark, Nellie Jo O ' Meara, Maureen M. Serpas, Beverly A. Smallwood, Jeanne T. Starling, Mildred R. Storey, Shannon E. Taylor. Hancock ' s General Clerical Debra A. Bolar, Debra A. Boudro, Glenda R. Buezo, Norma R. Castro, Wanda D. Cousin, Ruth A. Crowe, Michelle M. Matherne, Monica R. Price, Kathryn J. Rush, Margaret B. Satcher, Eunice R. Slaydon, Toni M. Winn, Irene A. Wojcik, Patricia T. Yarbrough. 210 Campus Maintenance CAMPUS MAINTENANCE: (Standing, left to right) Neely Lewis, Robert Rhodes, Rusty Smith, Jack David, Billy Smith, Joe Polk, Kenneth Pertuit, Clay Allen, James Lee, C.B. McDonald. Helen Jarvis and Brenda Robinson Buck Jones and Irl Hilton Bus barn mechanics Cafeteria Workers (First row, left to right) Ray Mitchell, manager, Jackie Loper, Leone Hart. Merlene Fairley. Chip Taylor, Jean MacDonald, Mamie Nixon, Gena Donston, Ethel Williams, Olivia Bender, Sonya Warren, Pauline Seals, Ernestine Bowden. Lorena O ' Quinn. J. W. Fowler, Ken Tillman, Chef Leroy Nix. (Second row, left to right) Brian Warren, Glen Phillips, Tina Phillips, Mary Graham, Melvin Bottom, Annie Fowler. Not Pictured are Bernetta Travis, Mary Wallace and Betty Cox. Student Center Workers (left to right) Annie Travis, Joyce Wiley, manager, Marilyn Houston, manager, Milton Wiley. Darlene Morris. Patti Jones and Mattie Fov. ler. 212 213 Sophomores of 1983 Greg Abadie Hattiesburg Mildred Allen Hattiesburg James Anderson Sumrall Jack Andry Hancock Deborah Argo Hattiesburg Eugene Arial Prentiss Jeff Armstrong Foxworth Greg Ashe Poplarville Mark Ball Prentiss Paul Barber Columbia Derrick Barlow Hattiesburg Roy Barnes Columbia Rodney Bateman Franklinton, LA Kevin Beach Baxterville Michael Beard Picayune Lori Bell Forrest Vance Berry Columbia Fernando Betanzos Mexico City. Mex Carol Smith Bilbo Poplarville Jeff Bilbo Poplarville Denise Bolar Picayune Debbie Bolin Lumberton Bradley Brillo ' Bounds Bay St Louis Pam Bourgeois Poplarville Penny Bourgeois Waveland Tammy Bourgeois Waveland Glenn Boyd Mew Orleans. LA Marian Brandt Slidell. LA . A. 1 0), I We have become stronger. Older, and wiser Through the days we have lived Reflecting by the river. Shimmering memories Floating atop the water Memories which will carry us Along through all tomorrows. Drops of Knowledge Lap at our feet Giving us the courage For life ' s challenges to meet. by: Barbie Horton 214 IP m rl • i is Marlene Breaux Hancock Tedd Lamar Brown Prentiss Vanessa Brown Hattiesburg Donna Bullock Prentiss Jill Burge Poplarville Tamara L Burnett Picayune Browyn Burns Bassfield Terry Byrd Petal Laurie Byxbe Poplarville Jennifer Cagle Purvis William Cagle Picayune Tess Cain Hattiesburg Joyce Calvin Columbia John Chapman Metairie, LA Dave Carlisle Petal Shirley Carter Hattiesburg Conrad Caruso Carriere Joby Church Waveland Angela Clark Hattiesburg Charlene Clark Bay St Louis Kathleen Crandall Picayune Judy Criss Bay St. Louis Cynthia Croney Picayune Candy Cox Picayune Jackie Cuevas Lumberton LaRisa Cuevas Pass Christian Randy Cuevas Lumberton Barbara Culpepper Columbia Steve Curtiss Columbia Richard Dale Oak Grove Martha Daley Bassfield J.D. Daniels Purvis Ronnie Daniels Prentiss Carolyn Dauenhauer Poplarville Glendoria Davis Hattiesburg 215 Janet Davis Purvis Kathy Davis Picayune Tim Davis Poplarville Tina Davis Columbia Tina Dickens Oak Grove Annie Dillon Columbia Sandra Donald Hattiesburg Dedra Donaldson Prentiss Jeff Douglas Hattiesburg Dedra Downs Hattiesburg Delores Drake Hattiesburg Jim Draughn Petal Morris Drummond Prentiss Tina Duplantier Hancock Tina Dyer Jackson Leon Eaton Hattiesburg Christine Edwards Carriere Dorothy Ellis Picayune Steven D. Ellis Philadelphia Pam Engle Lumberton Jimmy English Oak Grove Albert Enslin Hattiesburg Carol Eubanks Oloh Julie Eves Pearl River, LA Mark Fails Bassfield Christine Fa Hattiesburg Darlene Fairley Hattiesburg Denise Fairley Maria Fairley Hattiesburg Steven Fairley Poplarville I nkn I elbi-l Poplarville Holly Fink Columbia Janet Fiveash Poplarville ey 216 i : M y- David Cooney Greer Eunice. LA Daphne Gustine Hancock Janet Haas Hancock Lisa Hall Hancock William Hansen Picayune Patrick Harkins Hattiesburg Peggy Fleming Picayune Scott Fleming Picayune Doreene Fleming Picayune Rachel Fortenberry ' ' .lumhi.] Joey Foster Houston, TX Ralph Franks Columbia Monya Futch West Monroe, LA Mike Gallo Picayune Donna Gates Hattiesburg Mary Hueschen Picayune Charles Granthan Picayune Sunday Gibson Lumberton Harvey Graham Picayune Ervin Gray Prentiss Lee Anne Green Picayune Ronald Harper Bassfield Willie Harper Bassfield Ackin Harrell Carriere Dawn Harrell Poplarville Keyna Harrington Lumberton Milton Hart Lumberton Michelle Harvey Carriere Sharon Hayes Carriere Lily Hayes Petal Cindy Hemba Lumberton Lloyd Henry Hancock 217 Liz Henson Picayune Roger Herrin Purvis Cathy Herring Picayune Stan Herring Sandy Hook Richard Hiatt Petal Marlyin Hinton Hattiesburg Sharon Hues Picayune Karen Holbrook Columbia Melinda Holbrook Prentiss Shelia Holloway Prentiss Jody Holmes Picayune Barbie Horton Columbia Quinn Houchin Picayune Mary Hudson Purvis Linda Jacobsen Kiln Poncho James Picayune Rene Jeanfreau Picayune W.M. Johnsey Hancock Sam Johnson Carriere Sarah Johnson Angie, LA Debbie Jones Picayune Kyle Jones Lumberton Tony Anthony Hattiesburg Brenda Joshua Prentiss Jim Kearschner Columbia Donna Kendrick Columbia Michelle Kennedy Carriere Kendriek Keys Prentiss Patra Keys Hattiesburg Alicia Kimball Poplarville Scott Kimball Poplarville Ricky Kirkland Carriere Scotty Knue Lumberton Clifford Ladner Hancock Tangy Ladner Hancock Keith Lambert Columbia Scott Langlois Poplarville Kyle Langnecker Poplarville Brad Langston Prentiss Christine Laporte Hattiesburg Dolly Lee Ham i k Air ' ; r 218 Terry Lee Foxworth Larry Lee Picayune Shannon Leonard Bogalusa, LA Kent Lewis Poplarville Rhonda Lewis Poplarville Douglas Loftin Haltiesburg Sammie Lowe Columbia Luz Monzon Donald Magee Poplarville Jerry Magee Prentiss Sheila MaGee Bassfield Don Martin Picayune Henry Martin Franklinton Terry McCrory Bay St. Louis Melvin McCurley LaPlace, LA Stacy McDonald Poplarville Mary McKenzie Foxworth Ricky McKinsey Columbia Greg McMahon Hattiesburg Monica McMahon Sheila McSwain Hattiesburg John Merritt Hattiesburg Susan Minton Bay St. Louis 219 Alan Mitchell Picayune Pam Mitchell Picayune James Moffett Brooklyn Buddy Moree Columbia Deveri Morgan Poplarville Kathy Morrison Picayune David Mosteller Picayune Danny Mullis Hattiesburg Deborah Myers Bassfield Rose Necaise Hancock County Scherell Necaise Bay St Louis Harold Netto Bay St. Louis Steve INunn Kiln Shirley Oatis Columbia Eddie O Brien Marrero. LA Carolyn Odom Columbia Tammy Oldenqui: Poplarville Don O ' Quinn Purvis Donna O Quinn Purvis Cherlyn Orr Lumberton Tracy Pace Hattiesburg Jimmy Parker Gulfport Wayne Parker Purvis Michael Patch Picayune Teresa Perry Carriere Debra Peters Hattiesburg James Peters Columbia Alfreda Pitman Foxworth Oneita Pittman Foxworth Tim Pittman Picayune James Polk Prentiss Roland Pope Columbia Susan Pope Tyler town Mike Posey McNeill Bill Powell Purvis Donnie Powell Foxworth Deidra Powers Sumrall Redrick Pridgett Magee Carol Probsh Purvis Linda Quiroz Lumberton Steven Ray Purvis 220 221 Glories E. Thompson Carson Robert Thompson Bay St Louis Roy Travis Karen Vaughn Columbia Scott Vaughn Picayune Donna Vesely Sumrall Ann Vogt Hancock Laurin Walker Picayune Lynn Walker Picayune Mark Walker Oakvale Coranell Wallace Poplarville Jodie Wallace Poplarville Reed Wallace Carriere Deborah Walters Petal Cassandra Washington Hancock Shelia Watts Picayune Chris Webb Picayune Ginny Whitfield Picayune Patty Wiley Poplarville Marquinita Wilkerson Bay St. Louis Kim Williamson Poplarville Scott Williams Prentiss Michelle Williamson Purvis Anita Wilson Columbia James Wilson Hattiesburg Jeff Windham Carriere Paul Wise Electronics Donna Wise Picayune Rupert Wood Hattiesburg Katrina Woods Hattiesburg Faye Young Prentiss 222 Freshman of 1983 Rene Acker Picayune Penny Adams Poplarville Scotty Adam Bay St Louis Charles Adams Prentiss Dwayne Adams Columbia Lesa Adams Carriere Sherry Addison Purvis Cynthia i Poplar Leaa Amacker Poplarville Charles Anderson Columbia Shane Anderson Waveland Wineva Andrews Foxworth Joey Archer Picayune Yvonne Askew Picayune Catherine Averette Bogalusa Susan Babb Slidell. LA Donald Balch Poplarville Charolet Ball Henleyfield Lee Barnes Columbia Tammy Barker Picayune Gwendolyn Ban Bassfield Lorraine Barnes Picayune Mary Barnes Collins Andrew Barrett Waveland 223 Sandy Barron Hattiesburg Deborah Bass Bassfield Deborah Bass Sumrall Jay Bates Slidell. LA Paulette Bates Petal Angie Batson Poplarville Howard Beall Lumberton Jessica Beasley Hattiesburg Teresa Beasley Hattiesburg Ric Behling Poplarville Pat Behne Florenee, KY Doris Bello Pealington Glenda Bishop Poplarville Patty Bodie Sumrall Kirk Bond Geovanni Borjas Honduras Wendi Borgeois Carriere Wardel Bourn Hattiesburg Elaine Bourne Prentiss Angela Bowern Purvis Terri Bowles Picayune Timothy Bowles Columbia ,1 Bruce Bowman Hancock Amber Boyd North Forrest Antoine Boyd Bay Saint Louis Twila Boyd Columbia James Boyle McNeill Cathy Breland Columbia Rhonda Breland Tawna Breland Hancock Doug Brewton Columbia Shelia Bridges Picayune Dodie bioadhead Picayune Tim Brock Hattiesburg Kery Broome Bassfield 224 MHit.i hr. )ir,.- Sumrall Donna Brown Hattiesburg Janice Brown Petal Margaret Brown Hattiesburg Michael Brown Lumberton Teresa Brumfield Picayune Tonya Brumfield Angle. LA Mary Brumsfield Lumberton Janet Bryant Hattiesburg Lana Burge Poplarville Priscilla Burge Hattiesburg Randy Burge Carriere Don Burgess Prentiss Holly Burleson Hattiesburg Dureck Butler Picayune Vic Bynum Picayune Charlene Byrd Lumberton Paula Byrd Satsuma. AL Brad Cagle Waveland Alan Calhoun Hattiesburg Rick Callahan Poplarville Stan Calvery Hillsdale Marie Campbell Picayune Lenne Carbonette Picayune Sheri Carbonette Picayune Larry Carpenter Hattiesburg Velma Casey Columbia Helen Celestine Slidell, LA Robin Chastant Poplarville Annie Chisolm Columbia Angel Clark Prentiss Angela Clark Columbia Gracie Clark Prentiss Eddie Cleveland Lumberton Tammy Cobb Poplarville Terry Compton Picayune Naomi Conner Hattiesburg Jana Cook North Forrest Tobin Coo| er Slidell, LA Linda Cordes Picayune Tony Corley jttiesbur i shannon Corr Bay Saint Loui: Kenneth Coulter Columbia 225 Greg Courtney Columbia Wanda Cousins Picayune Louise Cowart Poplarville Kim Craft Purvis Jan Croney Picayune Gig Croom Hattiesburg Brenda Crosby Hattiesburg Linda Crosby Hattiesburg Tony Crosby Picayune Eddie Cross Hattiesburg Chris Crossley Hattiesburg Bridget Cuevas Hancock Lawanda Cuevas Poplarville Keith Curtis Hattiesburg Jean Davenport North Forrest Darlene Davis New Orleans. LA Dawn Davis Picayune Dwayne Davis Purvis Franklin Davis Bay St. Louis Judy Davis Picayune Linda Davis McNeill Linda Davis Petal Sarah Davis Lumberton Vickie Davis Lumberton Jerome Dean Bustin, LA Mary Dean Purvis Dywana Davis Hancock Margaret Dedeau Lumberton Kathy Deen Bassfield James Dilwith Sumrall Lori Dimperio Slidell, LA Billy Douglas Columbia Max Dreyer Poplarville John Duckworth Waco, TX Mary Dunn Picayune- Teresa Edwards Purvis Richard Ellis Petal 226 Kristi English Carriere Trisha Entrekin Picayune Dwayne Ervin .• ••! . Michael Ervin Sandy Hook Willie Ezelle Columbia Org Franklin Columbia Scott Fox McNeill Thomas Foxworth Foxworth James Foxworth Columbia Lisa Fowler Picayune Merri Ann Fortenberry Columbia Michaela Forner Picayune Shen Fore Picayune Frank Ford Picayune Pam Forbes Carriere Melissa Forbes Foxworth Amy Fiedler Bay St. Louis Florence Falgoust Carriere Armond Falgoust Carriere Alice Garner Prentiss Barbara Geiger Lumberton Trish Geraldson Poplarville Donna Gilmore Bay St. Louis Teresa Ginn Columbia Mark Glover Saraland, AL Michael Gonzalez Columbia Sharon Graham Hattiesburg David Grapusa New Orleans David Greenwood Carriere Blane Griffin Pearlington William Guidry Picayune Angela Hall Columbia Deanie Hall Prentiss Dewayne Hamilton Foxworth Bruce Harper Hattiesburg Kelli Harper Hattiesburg Mary Harper Bassfield Stephanie Harper Prentiss Bonnie Harris Hattiesburg Glenda Harris Bay St. Louis Gregory Harris Lafayette 227 228 David Jackson Hattiesburg Robin Jackson Bogalusa, LA Marti Jahnke Petal Tony Jarrell Picayune William Jarrell Carriere Michelle Jeanfreai Picayune Angela Johnson Hattiesburg Deidre Johnson Picayune Kathy Johnson Columbia Sue Johnson Hattiesburg Tas Johnson Hattiesburg Vida Johnson Pearl River, LA Connie Jones Lumberton Dorothy Jones Columbia Jeff Jones Carriere Kelly Jones Petal Letonia Jones Hattiesburg Nora Jones Hattiesburg Demetria Jordan Denham Springs. LA Gertrude Joshua Lumberton Hilda Kays St. Louis Allen Keene Hattiesburg Mike Keith Purvis Rhonda Kellar Picayune Bill Kendrick Columbia Teresa Kennedy Carriere Robert Kent Picayune Jack Kilpatrick Saraland. AL Pat Kimbrough Hattiesburg Melinda Kimes Hattiesburg Eloise Kindja Poplarville Alice King Poplarville 229 Donnie King Bassfield Vicki King Hattiesburg Donald Kittrell Forrest County Candy Knight Petal Henry Knue Lumberton Stephanie Kraemer Columbia Charlotte Ladner Hancock County DeeDee Ladner Bay St. Louis Karen Ladner Bay St. Louis Howard Ladner Poplarville Kim Ladner Hattiesburg Kim Ladner Necaise Cr Lynel Ladner Hancock County Lynn Ladner Hancock County Mimi Ladner White Cypress Odessa Ladner Poplarville Recinda Ladner Poplarville Ricky Ladner Bay St Louis Roxann Ladner Pass Christian Sharon Ladner Bay St. Louis Simone Ladner Poplarville Zachary Ladner Hancock County Eric Laiche Poplarville Jennie Lang Poplarville Shelley Larson Picayune Lisa Lazenby Purvis Curt Lee Poplarville David Lee Oak Grove Martha Lee Purvis Sharon Lee Lumberton Michelle Lemay Waveland Victor Leon Bay St. Louis Lisa Lewis Bay St. Louis Sheila Lewis Picayune Vicki Lewis Foxworth Brad Livingston Columbia Mike Locks Purvis F.vp Logan Lumberton Julie Lott Purvis Maelang Lowe Columbia Terry Lowe Purvis ti 1 j HI f 1 f f 230 Mark Lowery Hattiesburg Donna Lucas Karen Lucas Sumrall Judy Lung Taiwan, China Robert Lyons Kiln Marj Maclnnis Picayune Mary Manso Bay St. Louis Betty Marks Picayune Deneen Martin Picayune Rhonda Martin Bassfield Scott Martin Pass Christian Trish Martin Bay St. Louis Emily Martindale Picayune Gloria A Mason Picayune Linda Mason Lumberton Tony Mason Hattiesburg Murphy Matheny Oak Grove Bruce Matthews Carriere Bryan Maxie Hattiesburg Elizabeth May Picayune Wayne May Bessie McAbee Hattiesburg Becky McBride Picayune Andrea McCain Sandy Hook Judy McClendon Poplarville Nancy McCraney Picayune Steve McCrimmon Poplarville Mary McDaniel Columbia Gabriel McDouglas Mew Orleans, LA Sheila McGhee Carriere Nate Mc, enzie Sandy Hook Delisa McKinley Hattiesburg Carolyn McLaunn Hattiesburg Landa McNair Hattiesburg Cynthia McNeese Prentiss Sandra McPhail Prentiss Dana Meeks Purvis Renee Meeler Petal Demetral Merritt Hattiesburg Jackie Myers Hattiesburg Bobby Miller Picayune Keith Miller Sumrall Patrick Miller Bassfield Chuck Mims 231 Fred Mitchell Columbia Kim Mitchell Carriere Marty Mitchell Picayune Mike Mitchell Picayune Tanya Mitchell Poplarville Timmy Mitchell Petal Greg Monteroe Purvis Michelle Montgomery Picayune Frances Moore Sumrall Monica Moran Hattiesburg Kathy Moree Columbia Laurie Morgan Columbia Shelley Morgan Poplarville Etta Morje Hattiesburg Donald Morris Carnes T.C. Mumme Waveland Jim Murphy Shelbyville, KY Carrie Murtaqh Bay Saint Louis Gloria Myers Bassfield Lisa Necaise Hancock Rodney Necaise Necaise Crossing Starliss Oatis Prentiss Gerald O ' Barner Brooklyn Bridgett Odom Hattiesburg Melanie Odom Lumberton Tommy Oliver Purvis Darrell O ' Quinr Frankie Overstreet Hattiesburg Paul Pace Columbia Bill Page Hattiesburg Ellis Page Hattiesburg Polly Page Bogalusa, LA Denise Paige Poplarville Deonne Palmer Beaumont, TX Cindy Parish Purvis Perry Parker Sumrall Pamela Patch Picayune Mack Pierce Purvis John Peckhan Picayune Reece Penton Carrier Russell Penton Poplarville Jk mm mm i 1 1 232 11 v ft : ;i IIHEM ' JM HRH1H ; ■1 IP E ft i m r Darrell Perkins Sumrall Lisa Peters Picayune Donna Pichon Slidell, LA Anthony Pickett Picayune Connie Pickett Hattiesburg Brian Pitfield Slidell. LA Vit I- i Po-a.-II Bogalusa Mike Prendergrasl Bay Saint Loui: Henry Preston Columbia Frances Purvis Purvis Lee Purvis Picayune Shannon Ramsay Picayune Cindy Ramshur Columbia Gisele Ray Purvis Jay Ryan Waveland Carmen Reed Poplarville Susan Regan Poplarville James Rich Purvis Barbara Ridgeway Sumrall Jackie Ridgeway Dallas, TX Armand Rizan Slidell. LA Julie Roberts Purvis Tessa Roberts Carriere Elizabeth Robinson Patrick Robinson Virgin Islands Stan Rowell Picayune Walter Rupert Hattiesburg Gary Russell Sumrall Bessie Sanders Columbia Sybil Sandifer Hattiesburg Keith Sanford Sumrall Ralph Sanford Foxworth Carolyn Sartin Hattiesburg Susan Saterfiel Lumberton Debbie Saucier Purvis Dean Schewrich Purvis Boyd Schrader Lumberton Andrew Seal Picayune 233 Colleen Seal Hancock Country Matt S eal Picayune Donna Seals Poplarville Rhonda Seals Lumberton Staci Seals Poplarville Gary Seeger Bay St. Louis Barry Serie Columbia Angela Shaw Poplarville Quintin Shaw Poplarville Sherry R. Shaw Picayune Dana Shearer Sumrall Nancy Shiyou Hancock County William Sigrest Richtown Patty Simmons Petal David Sims Hattiesburg Susan Singleterry Hattiesburg Carlis Singleton Bay St. Louis Milton Skipper Picayune Martha Slider Poplarville Anthony Smith Bay St. Louis Delous Smith Poplarville George Smith Hattiesburg Hope Smith Carriere Karla Smith Poplarville Kelly Smith Purvis Jyl Smith Lumberton Lisa Smith Michelle Smith ( Oil. ibia Preston Smith Foxworth Russandra Smith Hattiesburg Terri Smith Purvis Martha Sones Poplarville Donna Spence Hancock County Linda Spencer Hattiesburg 234 Rhonda Spiers Tressann Stamps Prentiss Tracy Stamps Prentiss Renay Stanford Poplarville Susan Strahan Poplarville Tisha Thomas Poplarville Hazel Thompson Bassfield Vanneta Thompson Bassfield Carolyn Thompson Bassfield Michelle Thompson Petal Danny Thornhill Columbia Charmaine Thurman Gwendolyn Thurmond Hattiesburg Brenda Travis Hattiesburg Angie Traylor Poplarville Brenda Tomlin Purvis Robert Towers Kelvin Travis Hattiesburg Ricardo Vega Poplarville 235 Leah Vincent Purvis N. Dawn Viodato Columbia Craig Voineag Picayune Marcie Voineag Picayune Debra Walker Picayune Paul Walker Prentiss Robyn Walker Sandy Hook Barbara Walley Purvis Deborah Walls Picayune Wendy Walters Lakeshore Desi Watts Columbia Patricia Watts Purvis Brady Webb Shelbyville. KY Sheha Webb Pearl River. LA Jeff Welch Picayune Angela White Lumberton Carmen White Picayune Sandra White Hattiesburg Linda Whitten Hattiesburg Joyce Wiley Poplarville Melanie Wilkinson Picayune Jacqueline Willie Hattiesburg Josie Williams Bogalusa. LA Tommie M Wilhar Hattiesburg Bruce Williamson Columbia Rusty Williamson Hattiesburg Cheryl Willis Hattiesburg Delise Wilson Vancleave Lucy Wilson Hattiesburg Donna Woodcock Hancock Lori Woullard Hattiesburg Rose Zaletel Slidell, LA j ii W IB 1 i w The sun Plunged into the river Then bounced into our eyes That ray of light shining Is retained in our lives The eternal light of knowledge Which broke upon a mirror Was placed within our hands As we gazed across the river by: Barbie Horton I I r 236 Index Ocliever S 5. Sherman lams Dewayn dtred el.Ja Fox worth ville Hattiesburg ■nderson. Bobt Poplarville Andry, Rocky Bay St Loi Applewhite, J rial, Eugene D Babb, Susan Care hji nes Kenneth Ray Fox worth Barnes, Kimberlj Sue Poplarville Barnes, Roy C Columbia Barnett, Judith larnos, Reggie John Bay St Louis larron. Sandy Gay Hattiesburg Bjss UeK.rdh 1 Bateman, Rodney Bates. Brenda G Columbia Balson, Angela Poplarville Bazor, Archie V Beach. Melba L Sandy Hook Lumberton Bean. Mattie H Hattiesburg Beard, Latson Daniel. Beard. Michael D Beasley, Jessica Devo Beasley, Libby Leigh Beasley. ShiHey Ann Beasley. Teresa D Hattiesburg Beasley. Teresa J Beaugez, Marguerite T Bay St Louis Behling, Patrick Benigno, Elizabeth Wav eland Bennett. Sandra Cai Bennett. Spring Disi Carriere Bentley. Jules Kenn Poplarville Poplarville Bernhardt. Martha f Hattiesburg Berry, Paulette Berry. Vance B Columbia Bay St Louis Bilbo. James E Poplarville Bilbo. Jeffrey Pau Bilbo. Teddy O . Poplarville Hi. .|d k Helen y Poplarville Bishop. Elnora C Picayune Bishop, GJenda Poplarville Bishop, Kathy Black well. Mary t Blakeman, Nina E Bolton. Gregory E Bond. Pamela H Bonner. Robert Wat Bontemps, Fred J Borjas, Oscar G Brooklyn Boudro, Debra A Bounds, Charles I Hounds i Ken Hr.jdley hull Bourgeois. Penny Wav eland Bourgeois. Pamela . Bourgeois. Wendelyn Bowels. Tern J Bowen. Angela ' Columbia iowling. Hyrna E Pass Christian Hattiesburg Waveland Boyd, Glen H Mew Orleans. B °Col Jnbla ° Brackett, Sheneta Breaux. Marlene M Breazeale, Michael Hattiesburg Breazeale, Nick C Bay St Louis Breeland, Cathy E Fox worth Breland. Avery B Wiggins 6 ' LVn ' Breland, Lon Ann Breland, Montrssia I Brooklyn Breland. Rhonda E Wiggins Breland. Robert D Breland. Tawna A Pearlington Brewer. Johnny E Petal Brewton. George D ead I iora R bus Roberl W.lvH.H.d Petal Brown, Margaret An Brown, Mary Alice Bay St Lours Brown. Sylvia Ann Brown. Teddy L Brumfield. Teresa Brumfield Tonya Buchanan. Wilma D Buezo, Glenda R Bay St Louis Picayune Bullock Donna K Prentiss Buras Paulette K Burrage Roberl D Burge Leo Randy Burge. Priscilla A Burgess, Eugene D Prentiss Burkhalter. Gary L Hattiesburg Burkhalter. Ricky Z Hattiesburg Burks. Rhonda F Bogalusa. LA Burrow. Rachel E Burton Felecia A Picayune Picayune Sutler. Durek i tluinhia HMUi.i Robert Wan. hard M Slidell, LA Hldnd fV.,t,e,1 Byrd, Jerry W Hattiesburg Byrd, Lisa A Byrd Mary Charlene Byrd, Russell A Poplarville Byrd, William G Poplarville By.be, Laune A Cagle. Jennifer A Cagle. William B Cagle. William H Caillouette, Robert Poplarville Calvin, Joyce B Columbia Cameron. Broxton Ci.lisle, Mam Petal Hattiesbuig Carr, Barbara J Can. Roberl Harold Bassfield Picayune nr. -II Carter. Mary V Picayune Carter, Shirley D Ceaser. Shirley Celesline. Helen Cerrato, Ida Sergia Columbia ' h.nlwell f tjn is Chaney. Virginia Chatelam, Rusty B Purvis Christopher, Glim Columbia Church, Joseph fi Waveland Clark, Angel Man Clark, Angela D Columbia Clark, Angelia L Clark, Grace O Clark, Rosie M Clark, Sylvia C Clark. Elbert Petal Clayton. Billy J Cleveland 5 James Ed Lumberton Clifton, Charles F. Jr Shelbyv.lle, KY Cobb. Tammy A Coggins, Gary W Baton Rouge, LA Cohn, Louis G Pearl River, LA Cohn, Mark Howard Cole, Malcolm Owen Collins. Barry Earl Collins. Constance Picayune Collins, James E Picayune Compton. Terry L Picayune Picayune Conner. Naomi D Hattiesburg on, Flonne Columbia Cook. Jana C Hattiesburg Cook. Paul Edward Wiggins Cooley. Donny E Pass Christian I M .|...-| | I, HklllJ . h ,pei I. rseph i Purvis Lafayette, LA Corley, Walter A Hattiesburg Corr. Shannon L Bay St Louis Cotton, LaSharn Tylenown Crawford, Diana L Foxworth Crawford. Stephanie Bay St Louis Creel. Peggy S Columbia Creel Robin Rene Criss, Judy H Bay St Lours Croney, Cynthia Picayune Picayune Cronm Sarah Lyn Picayune Croom, Gia C Crosby. Anthony B Picayune Crosby. Brenda M Cross, Edward Lee Hattiesburg Crossley. Chnstophe Picayune Bay ' St Le Cucullu. Rebecca L H.-ilHrsr.Hir.| Cuevas. Bridget J Cuevas. Jacqueline Poplarville Cuevas. Kenneth M Cuevas. Larisa A Cuevas, Lawanda L Columbia ' Poplarville Daigle. Mary F Dale, Richard E , Clarence E , Jr U-wr, Vh kie lle,,fl life, Dedeaux Dywana Kay Pass Christian Dedeaux. Marq.iret E Lumberton Dedeaux. Sharon Ruth Poplarville Dednck. Nellie Deen, Kathenne F Denham George E Jr Bogalusa, LA Deogracias Paula J Dmapolis, Henry J D °Pur S v. ,lliam D Dobson, Theresa Cathi Poplarville Dodson, Anthony J Waveland Donald, Sandra Faith Hattiesburg Donaldson Dedra D Prentiss Donlin, James Paul Dossett. Phillip K Picayune Douglas. Billy T Columbia Douglas, T Columbta Douglas. Jeffrey P Hattiesburg Dowell. Cynthia Ann Duckworth, Francis E Duckworth. John H Dulour, Clifford James Duplantier, Tina i DuPont. Diane B Carriere Durr. Fanando B Durr. Martha E Bassfield Eads. John Hathesbur Easley. Mau Nicholson Eaton, Author L Hattiesburg H.iiV ' -.luiM Echols, Craig A Bassfield Echols. Jacqueline Bassfield Edmonson. Elizabeth 237 Index Elmore. Bomta Renay Poplarville Engle. Greg Lee Eubanks Sumra Poplarville Evans. Matia H Poplarville Fairley. Darrell S Poplarville Fairley. Den.se Halliesburg Fairley. Ethel M Fairley. Moses 3 Ome ' re A ' m0 d Falgoust. Florence E Carriere Bay Si Louis Felber. Erika A Poplarville Felker. John Pass Christian Fendley. Sherrie S Picayune Ferculina. Ruth Halliesburg Ferrell. James K Bay Si Louis Ferrill. Judy Carl Fielder Amy C Bay St Louis Fields. Belty S Bay St Louis Fields. Lawrence D Bay Si Lours Fortenberry, Rachel N Columbia Fortenberry. Sharon E Columbia Foster. Cheryl Ann Hattiesburg PoplarviUe Fowler Frances M. Bogalusa. LA Fowler, Janice Faye owler. Roberl Slidell. LA o . Scolt D Foworlh. Stephen O Foiworlh FOKworlh. Thomas J Foxworlh Franklin. Ora B ' ranks Ralph J Columbia ' reeman. Zack J Halliesburg F ucick. Kris D Lakeshore Gabne Gaddis. Andrenette M Gallentla. Robert James Halliesburg Gallo. Mike H Columbia Galloway. Cynlhia N Columbia Gandy. Susan H Halliesburg Garner. Alice F Garrard. Kim I Carriere Gamga. Elizabeth Ann Pass Christian Gamga. Frona E Pass Christian Gales. Donna J Halliesburg Gatlin. Dewayne Gaulhier Michael T Bay St. Louis Gayden. Leroy N. Beaumont Geeston. Gregory Geiger Barbara J Genna. Mary Elizabeth Green, Pamela G Purvis Green. Trey W Picayune Greenwood. Wiiliam D Carriere Eunice. LA iustine. Daphne H Bay St. Louis Justine, Donna Stacy Bay St Louis Haas Kathlyn Elizabeth Bay St Louis Poplarville Petal Hall. Julia Denis Hamilton, Robbie Hansen W Picayun, Hardy, An. Harper, Mary% Bassfield Harper, Ronald I Bassfield Harper, Stephan Hayes. Sylvia Elizabeth Hayley, Jackie K Bay St Louis Held. Clarence J . Sr Culfport Chiriqui. Panama CA Henry, Ben E Poplarville Sand) Hook Sandy Hook lerron, John Robert. Ill Bay Si Louis lester. Cindy Ann Petal lnkmjn. Holmes Peggy I Fo.worth Holmes, Rebecc Long Beach Picayune ' puivtf 9 ' 35 lerd, Laura Mi Johns Cynthia D lohnson Oarenc, lohnson, Delphm. Halliesburg Halliesburg Halliesburg Johnson. Joseph A Johnson. Joseph E Johnson Sam . Dorothy B Poplarville ting. Donald L , Jr Bassfield .ing. Melvm Donald Columbia ting. Thomas Ray Kirkland Charles Lynw Carriere Kirkland. Edna Eloise Kirsh. Gloria Nell Kittrell. Donald W Ladner. Charlotte t Pass Christian r innegan. Mary Anna T iizpatnck. Ri chard C . Bay St Gilmore. K Fleming, Anthony Columbia Fleming. Anthony S Fleming. Debra D Picayune Fleming, Peggy L Fleming, Regina L Bogalusa. LA Fletcher. Mona F Fluker. Gregory E Flynn. Randall Glen Poplarville Foil. Bonnie Sue FofbM Melissa A Fonworlh Forbes Pamela S Rogers Ford, Peggy Diane Purvis Fore. Shen A Fortenberry. Henry C Foswodh f ' orrenberry. Jean Delight Fosworlh F ' irtenberry. Mary L. Foiworlh Forrenberry, Merrl A Good. Dennis L . Jr Slidell. LA Gorski. Rose Mane ( ' ' .pUrville iraham, Harv Picayune Bassfield Mailt Or Halliesburg Gray, Cynlhia Ren Collins Gray. Eivln Ml Olive Gray. Jacqueline C Collins Gray, Tony W Collins Green, David L Harrington, Elll( Harrington. Jud Green. David I live, I mda [) Bassfield lalhom. Rlcharr Bassfield Highstreet, Cynthia Bassfield Hilbun. John Chark Columbia Hill. Rickie E lille, Sharon A Bay SI Louil lillman, George Pass Christiat Petal M llr-shuNI Hobbs Brian Daws. Hoda, Stephanie D Pass Christian Holbrook. Karen L H. • «.. Man Holbrook. Slacey Carriere Holcomb. Celia S Holland. Nancy P Poplarville Hollidey. Emily Diane Holloway. Sheila t Hollowell. Linda B Pit avune James, Charlol Columbia Picayune Fosworth Halliesburg Pnayune Jarrell Mana P tones Ricky R tones. Shirley F Haltiesburg Jones. Tony A Joshua. Anthony Joshua. Brenda J Prentiss Josnua. Gertrude H.n si l ,,uis Kearschner. Jam. Columbia Keene, Allen Jarr H.ilt esl ui.| Kellar, Rhonda F Kemp, Donna Mam dnei Darb, Jnei liendre Ladner, Howard O Poplarville Ladner, Judith R Poplarville Bay St Louis Ladner. Kimball E Perkinslon Ladner. Kimberly i Haltiesburg Pass Christian Ladner, Laura S Poplarville Ladner. Luther P Bay St Louis Bay Si Louis 238 Index afferty, James E Carnere afonta.ne, Sheila A Bay St Lou.s a.che. Eric A Poplarville amber! Deborah F Poplarville ambert. Johnny 0 Quitman Lang. Sheha E Bay St Louis Poplarville LaPorte. Christine Larson. Rachelle I , Debbie S uolvn Rosf Maxwell, Tommy Lee Leggett. Robert C Poplarville _mgerlelt. Robert L Columbia .itchliler, Thompson E Kingston, Bradford L Bassfield oftin, Richard Ray Bassfield Hattiesburg Long. Jack B Longino. Clareece Ov. owe, Walter L Poplarville °Columb?a eS ucas. Donna J umpkin. Spring Joy Picayune umpkin, Vickie S Bogalusa, LA umpkin, Wendell T Poplarville ung, Jerry Chewen Poplarville Lung, Judy Cheolee Hattiesburg yles, Sevie M Petal Magee. Frances W Collins Magee. Jerry Glynn Magee Shengo Ann Bassfield Maggiore. Frank Anthony Malley. Sonya Michelle McNeil Malley. Tina M Pass Christian Malone. Dan M Hattiesburg Manberg, Charles Wayne Picayune M.inhff.) [Jorothy M Picayune Mancuso, Mark E Manso. Manhs J Bay St Lou.s Maples, Douglas Eugene Hattiesburg Mancelli, Felecia G. Ma h rCheryl C lartm. Donald ' Picayune Poplarville Martin. Judith , Perry Dwa ' Haiti, . Pass C Mason, Tony L Hattiesburg Masoner, Stacy Massengale. Joai Pearlmgtoi McArthur. R Poplarville McBnde, Ma McCain. Andrea Sandy Hook McCardle, Melin McCarthy McCarthy, Mi lendon Edward Ear Oakvale McClendon, Judy Beth Poplarville MtOendon. Patricia A McClmton, Kendall M McCoy. Erv.n D Hattiesburg McCraney. Joyce McCurley. William J McDaniel. Mary R Columbia McDonald, Stacy E Poplarville McDougle. Curtis C McDougle. Don C McDougle, Michael K Picayune McFarlin, Anthony M m, i „ ,,,,,,, k Hattiesburg McGehee. Sondra Adams Bogalusa. LA McGhee, Sheha F Carnere McGlaston, Betty Sue McGonagill, Bobby. Jr Carnere McGown. Mack. Jr. Lopez. Sylvia P Bay St Louis McKee. Bonita .. Sandy Hook Hattiesburg McLaunn, Cynthia M Mc unn Tameeca S Picayune McLemore. Deneal McLemore. James E Hattiesburg McMahon. Gregory E Hattiesburg McMahon. Monica F Purvis McMahon, Richard A Purvis NcNabb. Sylvia Y Purvis McNair, Lana F Hattiesburg McNease. Cynt Sumrall McPhail, Sandra D Prentiss McRaney, Bobby t Sumrall McSwain. Buford ilei Russell I Melton, Randy G Columbia Meranto, Glen Marl Bay St Louis liddleton, Carolyn Ela.n liddleton. Cathy L . Jerry E -nrall Kenneth I Columbia Miller, Robert litchell Da Columbia Picayune Picayune Mitchell Michael D , Sr Mizell. Amy Marie Bogalusa Moate. Bonnie B Poplarville Moate. Glenda Lynne Montague Mar.j.jct Hattiesburg loody, Rosa f Hattiesburg We, Barbara Moran. Angela Moran. V Joey PI Moran. Monica Moray. Timothy Pearl River. LA Mord.ca. Robert Hugh Hattiesburg Bay St Louis Morgan. Deveri C Columbia Morgan. Melanie Poplarville Moulton, R x) -r - ireg 4 . Bogalusa, LA Mouton. Gregory Paul .esburg ■ e. I V Theodore C Murtagh. Carrie L Bay St Louis Hattiesburg Myers, Deborah J Myers. Linda F Hattiesburg Myers. Roger D Perkinston Necaise. Rose Man Necaise. Scherell L Bay St Louis Nelson. Carol D Hattiesburg Newcomb, Donna E Nobles. Mark A horns. Douglas M Hattiesburg horns. Sandy Kay Hattiesburg North. Marilyn F Carnere Oihern. Deborah M Waveland Oatis. Berth.a Faye Oatis. Gloria Jean Oatis. Shirley Mae Columbia Oat.s. Starrliss E Obanner, Gerald Kendall Obnen. Edward J Jr ' b .r,en Raymond Earl 1,-jom Pr - -, i ■. Picayune Oliver. Leland Thomas OQumn, Donald G Osby. Janice Bogalusa. LA Ott. Cathy Bogalusa. LA Overstreet. Frankie Jo Hattiesburg Owen, Stephanie Bounds Poplarville Owens. Sylvia Ann Pace, Paul E Columbia Pace. Tracy A Hattiesburg Pack. Billy Ray Hattiesburg Pack. Robert Earl Hattiesburg Page, Billy J Hattiesburg Page. Polly P Pass Christian Parker. Rodney Darryl Parker. Wayne Jr Carnere Patch. Michael P Picayune Patch. Pamela J Picayune Pates. Glenda A Picayune Bay St Louis Patterson, Robin L Picayune Payton. Sidney Peabody, Terry Lee Pearce. Mack Edwir Nicholson Pearson. Meliss. Pearson, Sandy Carnere Peckham, Joan Peckham. John Peckham. Walt Penton, Patricia E Penton, Randal G Penton Reece Penton. Russell D Poplarville Perkins. DarreH M Bogalusa, LA Perry Teresa D Car here Peters. Alfreda Peters, Darlene H ltTiMstn Jf.J I ' hilhps r.iryiH.i ' Shdell, LA Pickering. Charles Picayune Pickett, B Connie H iirirshur.) t ' i 1 1 1 h li 1 (dun a . Beaumont Pittman, Oneal Pittman, Onetta L Foxworth Pittman. Patrick W Columbia Pittman, Paul D Foxworth Pittman, Timothy E Polk, James R Prentiss Polk, Joseph H Polk, Thomas E Poole. Destry Elijah Foxworth Pope. Rowland Columbia i-.„U- h..t,H V Picayune Posey. Michael A McNeill Potter. Edwin H Lumberton Pounds. Herley Ray Foxworth Pounds. Robert D Bogalusa. LA Powell, Donnif D Foxworth Powell. Norwedia Richton Powell. Rhonda Gail Hattiesburg Powell, Roddie D Picayune Powell. Vickie L Bogalusa, LA Powers. Deidra A Sumrall Pr.dgett, Rednck Mendenhall Prince. Aleshia D Picayune Pnne. Cathy Lynn Columbia Probst. Carol L Purv.s Pugh. Stanley M Pulley. Jimmie Let Waveland Pullms. Robbie yles, Mary E Long Beach Hattiesburg Rainey. Terry W Hattiesburg Ra.ney. Willard B Hattiesburg Ramsay. Shannor Carnere Ramsay. Sharon I Carnere Ramshur, Cindy I hfl i jroKn Terrell Lyi Wiggins Purv.s Ray. George E Purvis Ray. Gisele D Purv.s Ray. Steven D Purv.s Rayborn. Carmen, Myrtle Purv.s Rayborn, Marian K Purvis Rayburn. Glenn D Rayburn. Terrell D PassChrist.an Regan, Susan Lynn Poplarville Regan, William S Picayune Remel Bettj Bogalusa. Poplarville Reynolds I Richardson. James Edwa R ' n hard m lai ii Riddle, B.lhe R Ridgeway. Barbara R Ridgway. Jacqueline 239 Index Scheunch, Craig J Scheunch Dean A. Scheunch, Sylvia Shell on Stacey I Roberts. Julie A Purvis Roberts Randy R Columbia Roberts Scott Roberts Tessa Renee Roberts Benjamin Columbia Roberts. Cynthia A Robinett Roy C Robinson Cynthia R Robinson Deborah Robinson Patrick A St Thomas. VI Rodek Kathryn P Rodgers Walter G Rogers Joseph Dsvi Brooklyn Rogers Martin E Hattiesburg Romedy Claudia M Ross Soma R Carson Roulson Pamel Rowell Cindy I Rush Kathryn J Bay St Louis Rushing. Ellouise Rushton Donald E Hatliesburg Russell Darren L Hattiesburg Russell Gary O lussell Robin Hattiesburg lussell Sara A Pass Christian Sanders Bessie D Sanders lima L Columbia Sanders Jane Ellen Sanford. Annette I Sanlord Ronald R Santee Fate Seay Delbert R Sellers. Clyde Alonio Sellers, Robert Edw Picayune Sellers. Robin E Semanek Verneice Sue Skipper Miltoi Slade Deidre - Slade Micnele I Smith. Poplarville Smith Billy K Poplarville Poplarville Smith. Carrie I Smith. Deborah I Poplarville Smith. Debra E Poplarville Smith. Edith Lou ►mith. Harold B Poplarville Smith. Joey K Poplarville Smith. John P Smith. Karla L Poplarville Smith. Kelly E Smith. Angela Poplarville Smith Mary E Columbia Smith. Patricia Elain Foxworth Smith Renae I Smith, Richard H Carriere Smith, Robert M Picayune Smith. Robin J Petal Smith. Sheila A Poplarville Smith. Sharon L Poplarville Picayune Smith. Stacy T Poplarville Smith. Stephen C . Steven Sumrall Smith Terry E Poplarville Smith Todd D Stafford Charlena I Columbia Staples. Pamela I Poplarville Steele Cynthia K . Edward J . Jr Picayune Stephens Fred L Sumrall Hattiesburg Stewart. David C .iewarr Stewart Scott Poplarville Slieffel, Clayto Poplarville Slocks. Stephen K Stockstill, Bettye L Carriere Stockstill. Dwayne Stockstill. Homer i Poplarville Stockstill. Jackie Stockstill. Jackie I Salerliel Helen S b ' camei Stockst.l Si,,, kslil Poplarville Stogner. Rhonda L Stovall. Martin Foxworth Strahan. Susan Poplarville Strickland Royal Clifton Smnge, Gilbert Tracy Foxworth Stringer. John E Poplarville Stringer. John S Foxworth Strong. Jeff S Hattiesburg Strong Kelly E Stuart ' judy D Hattiesbuig Stuatt Monte G Stuart. Stephen A Stuatt. Stephen W Swan. Nancy E Swanson. Gregory A Talberl. Linda F Hattiesburg Talley. Elizabeth . Poplarville Tarver. Stanley Tale. Deborah I Picayune Tate. L Robin Picayune Tate Lyman H Taylo CrTig L Taylor. Donna t Bogalusa LA Taylor Karen N Terrell Larry B Prentiss Terrell. Phyliss A Columbia Teston, Robert D Foxworth Thomas, Charlene Picayune Thomas, Darretl K Hattiesburg Thomas. Tami L Sandy Hook Thompson. Caiolyn [ Bassfield Thompson Barbaia I Bassfield Thompson. Karen M Petal Thompson. Peggy R Bogalusa. LA Thompson. Phillip A Thompson. Robert A Thompson. Rover I W Columbia Thompson. Vanneta Bassfield Thornhill. Danny R Columbia Thutman. Charmaine R Poplarville Poplarville illman. Kevin G Bay St Louis illman. Kevin L Poplarville Toml.n Brenda Gayle Waldrop. Michelle Purvis Carson Walker Angela T Hattiesburg Walker. Caiolyn Walker, Craig Vins Walket Mary L Oakvale Walker Paul J Oakvale Walker Robert Hatliesburg it- Crawford R Wallev Barbara Walls, Deborah Walters Deborah A Petal Walters, Huey Gene SSdllns vW,,J I Washington. Cassandn Watson. Pncille Fay Hattiesburg rails Cheryl Kenn. Phyllis Mam Reberra M t Mose L tins Christopher n.niiPNt,,,,,] iv,„i k,,, ' , i Pearlmglon Williams, Debbie Williams, Deboiah Hattiesburg Williams, Edward Hatliesburg Bogalusa. LA Williams. Joy E Poit Sulphur Villiams, Rodent Picayune Williamson. Donal Hattiesburg mdham Jai avis RniuMI I Young. Dan,, l ' „ jviiiii- Sauriei. Benny R Saucier Deborah G Put vis Sauciei Beth V,ne, Mailt Poplaivllle Picayune Columbia Sullivan. Dailene Sullivan Lemon F Hatliesburg Sullivan H„ h „l Williams Summers Julie i Hen Summeis TraieyLynn Bat St Louis Sumiall Suttun Mall Prentiss lullos Teresa Columbia turner David Glenn (Jin. h Geiald Olrlrl «,,si, Slidell, LA £ta Shamshad , Carriere Zylstra, Chris 240 nm ri«r m CGLlEfiE