Southwest Mississippi Community College - Whispering Pines Yearbook (Summit, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1978 volume:

Towne stm ir. Country Mississippi 3«?444 Shoppe Table of Contents Choose one of the following: (A) Theme ... 2 (B) Student Life ... 10 (C) Academics... 38 (D) Sports... 58 (E) Organizations ... 86 (F) People ... 102 (G) Advertisements ... 150 (H) Closing ... 161 (A) A CHOIC Freddie begins to wonder about Gale. Above: Rocky Smith is happily interrupted by Cindy Allred. Right: Ricky Passman and Steve Goodwin greet friends walking to class. 4 YEAR 78 David Longmire and Margery Magee. t� Southwest Mississippi Junior College was named for (A) its location (B) Henry S. West (C) a bank. When the bells ring, 835 students continue a cycle for nine months at Summit, Mississippi in order to (A) see friends (B) learn the three R’s (C) please their parents. And where can you find all of the above? (A) The Farmer’s Almanac (B) The Whispering Pines, Volume XLV (C) The World Book Encyclopedia. Above Top: Harry McEwen rests while his friends remove him from the car. Above: There are many ways to say “Hello” on campus. Above Rt: Monty Parks is caught yo-yoing by his Above Middle: Tim, Greg, and Leroy go joy-riding. Above: Glen Jackson and Sharon King. From several different areas we come. Our feeder counties are: (A) Amite (B) Pike (C) Walthall (D) Wilkinson. We are black, white, Indian, Persian, Chicano. Some of us are Senior College bound; some have no desire to darken a classroom door again. We are male and female. Some of us are teachers, some administrators and some secretaries, but every morning at 8:00 we become one thing—the Southwest family- trying to get through another day. 6 A Variety Of Types •A Every day we are faced with many choices. From the mo¬ ment we get up in the morning (if we decide to get up) to the last late study hour, we have decisions to make. Because we live in the “land of the free” we are able to have this privilege. Probably one of the most important decisions of one’s life is made upon graduation from high school. Whether or not to go to college, work, get married, or whatever, this will af¬ fect him for the rest of his life. Although answers to prob¬ lems are sometimes difficult to find, looking is the key to finding them. Everyday decisions may seem complex at times. Choosing between two girls, which card to play, and favorite snacks are just a few. However, it’s the pondering and dreaming that help us to become what we are meant to be. ' i A 8 A Variety of Types Typical Southwest activity is (A) a trip to the Pik-n-Pak (B) a night out with the gang (C) a pizza and a movie (D) attending intramural sports activities (E) all of the above If you picked (E), you are right. Since we have such a choice, we are extremely busy. We come from all areas of the Southwest, so we have different hobbies and different ideas of fun. Whether we spend our time working for BSU, attending Student Government activities or just doing what we wish, we enjoy the freedom of choice. 9 (B) the Gossip and Gab Group (C) the Democratic Convention 2 J an s (A) expressing love (B) throwing a fit (C) singing Alma Mater 3. Sitting on a Volkswagen at 4. These boys are diligently practicing S.M.J.C. is for the upcoming (A) Waylon Jennings (A) Pool Tournament (B) Keith Gerald (B) Ping-Pong Tournament (C) Batman (C) Gong Show 10 (B) FOR THE FUN OF IT When students aren’t in class, they are (A) shooting pool (B) exchanging notes (C) talking on the phone. Occasionally, students got a break. These vacations were spent (A) reading Calculus II (B) working or relaxing (C) visiting Co-Lin Student life is best described as (A) life from 8:00 to 3:30 (B) a 26-hour day (C) being with the one you love. 11 Top left: Moving in is always a two-handed job. Above: Davey Lewis advertises his favorite movie at the bookstore. Top right: Bob Kenna ponders over selecting a chemistry textbook. Right: This group of people standing in line at registration find ways to amuse themselves. Registration comes but twice a year and everyone looks forward to it. It is a funny sight to watch people go through the process, but it is even funnier to listen to what they have to say. “Have you pre-registered?” “Where are your pink cards?” “Please buy some SGA pens!” “If you don’t buy a parking permit you’ll be in bad trouble!” Now, after you dressed all up this morning and stood out in the rain it is picture-taking time. Finally, it is time to pay, but you can’t find the check anywhere. Oh yes, there it is, sort of damp, bent in places, and smeared. But after all, it’s been through a lot too. 12 c I Practice Makes Perfect ) 13 Let’s Get Acquainted! On September 7 from 8:00 until 12:00 the annual SGA sponsored “Get Acquainted Dance’’ was held in the Student Union. As students arrived, new faces were d iscovered and old friends were reunited. Soon the building was filled with people dancing to the music of “Papa Joe and Riverboat’’. How did you rate the dance? (A) Super-Fantastic (B) Really Great (C) It’ll do in a bind (D) What dance? 14 ■ J Where The Boys Are! Above: Bobby Smith sadly discovers that Chemistry requires tedious studying. Below: Ricky Mixon is giving some lucky girl a break tonight! Bottom: “Reading is Tim Ashley’s favorite pastime. Above: Gary Lewis, Bubba Willis, Edsel Brown, and Dale Tynes find that card-play¬ ing beats studying any day. Below: Levern Lee shows Harry McEwen how it is done . Girls! Girls! Girls! Above left: Donna Souther entertains Jessie Doty. Above right: Gale Wall ace loses her balance. Above: Sheila Jackson and Tina Taylor watch television. Below: Munson is “encouraged” by friends to smile. Above: Bobbie McGowan waits up for a friend on a date. Below: Packing to go home on Friday afternoon is a busy chore. Bottom: Eve Marshall tells Billie Faye Martin and Kathy Hughes her schedule for the next day. Below: Girls gather together for a late night dorm meeting. mmt W I • g p 4 ivw 1 fS _ ' if Mm Hang-Outs Whatever is your idea of fun, there is a place to go and do it. McComb and Summit offer the student many choices. Eating out, dancing, going to the show, partying, and picking up grocer¬ ies late at night are only a few. What is your favorite Hang-Out? (A) McDonald’s (B) Pizza Hut (C) Burger King (D) Pik-n-Pak (E) Star Drive In (F) Pasquales (G) Twin Cinema (H) The Lobby 1 ft t M Above: McDonald’s—one of the best! Below: The Camelia Twin Cinema is one of the best places to take your date. Below: Laura Nell Baham and Melissa Sheffield order food for a late night snack at the Star. � vsf Above: Dancing at Pasquale’s are Cindy Allred, Kenneth Halford, Terry Jones, and Terri Yoas. Below: Melanie, Lawanda, Carol, and Ricky love the pizza at Pasquales! elow. I just love those suckers! Above right: The salad bar provides a variety The b 68 ZZa Right: As always, Jeanie Nikolaus enjoys partying at TT-T Happy Days It was a wacky revival of hula hoops, ducktails, sock hops, the Marilyn Monroe look, rock ’n’ roll and Elvis. Stu¬ dents exclaimed “They’re playing our song!’’ to such hits as “Who put the bop in the bop sh-bop sh-bop, who put the ram in the ram a lam a ding dong?” November 2 was set aside to be the day of the past. Girls wore bobby socks, long skirts and red lipstick. Greasy hair and tattoos adorned un¬ recognizable boys. 1950’s Day was celebrated by the stu¬ dents who showed the most spirit to the Bears for their last football game. 50’s Day was truly a “Happy Day”. Above: “In the groove” are Monty Parks and Lori Pigott. Below: RaVae Britt and Tami Parks watch a common street fight. Bottom: Charles Caston and Jennifer Moak. Above: Judy Alford and Carolyn Price are true Bear supporters. Below: Dreams of that glorious decade fill this girl’s head. X- “Fill out this form please”, “Wait in that line”, “Don’t stand in the doorway”, “This won’t hurt a bit”, “Do you feel all right?” These phrases were heard on November 2 when SMJC students helped “Save a Life” for Pike Countians. There was a competition with Co-Lin Junior College to see who would have the most pints of blood donated to the Family Blood Assurance Program. The final score of this important day was 71-59 with SMJC the victors once again. And Health Fair Blood Donor Day On October 31 a benefit costume dance was held in the Student Union for Mr. Joe Smith. Sponsored by the Student Government Association, $139 was donated. Prizes were awarded for the best costumes. First place winners “Kiss” received $15 for their hard work. The second place winner, Ronnie Blailock, received $10 and Keith Fel¬ der, third place winner, won $5. Honorable mention went to “the Mafia” and “Mummy Man”. Above: 1st prize went to “Kiss” members Rick Starkey, Mark Sanders, Ruel Seneca, and Vernon Willie. Below: “Scarecrow” Brett Hughes and “Wonder Woman” Linda Newcomb dance to the disco music of Bubba Quin. Halloween Dance Above: “Wolfman” Ronnie Blailock was 2nd place winner. Below: Swinging Lisa Whittington is Keith Felder. “Wild Eyes” Jeanie Nikolaus and “Rooster Rusty Todd receive eye-catching attention. Above: Mark Lee teaches Jennifer Jones how to perfect “the Bump”. Below: This cute bunny rabbit is Tina Beth Huhn. Above: Ghosts were frequent visitors at SMJC Oct. 31. Below: Sheila Jackson, Tina Taylor, and Lisa Reid survey the situation. A Spirited Week Leads Southwest Mississippi Junior College celebrated its 59th Homecoming on Oct. 8, 1977. Classes hon¬ ored this year were ’27, ’37, ’47, ’57, ’67, and 77. Also honored were the classes of ’27 (Golden Anniver¬ sary) and ’52 (Silver Anniversary). Troy Alford, president of the SMJC Alumni Asso¬ ciation presented inductees into the 1977 Sports Hall of Fame and the Alumnus of the Year their awards. Mrs. Willie Dee Felder, Natchez, was the re¬ cipient of the Alumnus of the Year Award. Sports Hall of Fame inductees were Roy Burris, Mrs. Pearl Brumfield Stout, Vester Newcomb, and former SMJC coach, E.S. Jenkins. On tour during the day were two new buildings— the Library-Learning Resources Center and the Fine Arts Building. Included also in the activities of the celebration was open house in the residence halls from 10 a.m. to noon; open house for campus buildings from 1 to 4 p.m.; reception for Alumni at 3 p.m.; general meet¬ ing for Alumni at 4 p.m.; and Alumni banquet at 5:30 p.m. Homecoming festivities were before the game at 7 p.m. All eyes were focused on Queen Judy Alford and her court as they were driven onto the track and then escorted to the center of the field. The exhibitions on campus were a result of the behind-the-scenes efforts of several groups. The Fine Arts Building received 1st place prize for deco¬ rations with Phi Theta Kappa winning 2nd, and the Sophomore class 3rd. As usual, girls with mums lined the stands. Band members, who had put in special practices that week, played melodious songs as the hundreds of fans who lined the stands watched the game attentively. The siren signaled the end of the game with a score of 16-6. The Bears were victorious over long¬ time rivals Co-Lin Wolves. Though it had been rain¬ ing on and off all day, only a chilly mist now cov¬ ered the stadium. Finally, it was time for the dance in the Student Union from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. Hugh Mack and the Magnolia Star entertained the happy, excited and tired fans. Although this marked the end of the Homecoming activities, all will agree that the entire week was a success. ■1 a T f Left to right: E.S. Jenkins, Mrs. Vester Newcomb, Mrs. Roy Burris, Mrs. Pearl B. Stout, Mrs. Willie Dee Felder, and Mr. Troy Alford. A1 Clark does his part for the preparation of Homecoming. •34 To A Special Night Above: Cynthia Etheridge and Davey Lewis decorate the Phi Theta Kappa exhibit. Below: Band members enjoy the bonfire. Right: Carolyn Price and Cissy Williams cheer for the Bears. Cheerleader Tami Parks helps “burn the wolves”. The mighty Bears leave the wolves on the ground! Above: Go Bears Go! Below: Gary Lewis sees paydirt in sight. Above: Rusty Todd walks on the wolves. Below: The Bears are “Busting through the line! The Bears pick up more yardage. Homecoming Dance 1977 Above: Taking a break are Gale Wallace, Debbie Harrell and David Roberts. Be¬ low: Jerry Turner and Regina Terry dance to the music. Rusty and Susan dance the night away. Above: Get Down Tonight Baby! Below: Time Out for an intimate moment. 4 f: i tit l Hi 1977 HOMECOMING COURT Left to right: Sophomore escort David Deere and maid Wanda Freeman, Freshman escort Rocky Smith and maid Roxanne Lewis, Sophomore escort Jeffrey Johnston and Football Maid RaVae Britt, Queen Judy Alford and King David BalL Freshman maid Tami Parks and escort Weldon Moak, Sophomore maid Dianne Morris and escort David Pray, Escort Mark Lee and Student Body Maid Linda Newcomb. I Above: Roxanne Lewis and David Ball profess their love. Below: Welcome! Bottom: SGA member Molly Quin sells corsages to football player Daryl Moore. Dianne Morris admires her rose Southwest- More Than ALUMNI LI $ A Direction Below: Scott Davis, crown bearer, and flower girl Rebekah Alford. Above: Attentively watching the game is Tami Parks. Below: Sisters Rebekah and Judy Alford rest after the crowning. Above: Linda Newcomb clowns around at the Homecoming ballgame. Below: Cissy Williams ex¬ plains to Lisa Reid why the Bears are winners. Bottom left: Enjoying the game is Michael Perry and Cathy Rish. IP . 0 «« Pep—Rallies “A Christmas Carol” Ebeneezer Scrooge—Mike Brister, Tiny Tim—David Brewer, Bob Cratchit—Vance Fortenberry, Marley—Eddie Robinson, Spirit of Christmas Past—Lisa Reid, Present—Judy Alford, Future—Marie Nunnery, Mrs. Cratchit—Molly Quin, Ma¬ trons—Cynthia Etheridge and Carol Myers, Martha—Lucia Watkins, Belinda—Becky Tynes, Fessiwig—Joe Busby, Fred— Davey Lewis, Ebeneezer as child—Debbie Smith, Ebeneezer as youth—Eric Lehe, Mrs. Fessiwig—Kathy Hughes, Dick Wilkins—Danny Creel, Molly—Laura Moak, Charwomen— Tina Taylor and Renee Wells, Children—Duane McDaniel and Donald Hart. 34 35 i ■ . ' Christmas Dance On December 1 from 8-12 p.m. the Christmas Dance, sponsored by the Stu¬ dent Government Association, was held in the Student Union Building. “Smokin”, a band from Gaston, Ala¬ bama, provided the music. Everyone en¬ joyed the warm yuletide atmosphere and many members of the faculty joined in on the annual season party. Above: A rest after class is reviving. Below: George Dale talks to students. (C) HIT THE BOOKS Discussion after sociology tests is imperative. Above: These students enjoy the area surrounding the Fine Arts Building. Below: Mrs. Gregory helps students at registration. 38 Russell, Steve, and Rusty are (A) picking up handout sheets for Literaturr (B) ripping off copies of their next test (C) doing what Mr. Fant told them to do. Gale Wallace is (A) studying (B) writing a love letter (C) forging her best friend’s will. Marie Nunnery and Regina Terry (A) are studying under the trees (B) are ignoring each other (C) are waiting for their prince to come. At the right is a good example of someone (A) writing a theme for English (B) singing (C) jumping rope. Colonel Senter’s son is busy (A) planning to take over the school (B) demonstrating weapons in ROTC (C) getting even with the faculty. 39 1 JBf ' j Horace C. Holmes—SMJC President Horace C. Holmes was born at Beldon, Mississippi on July 19, 1924. He graduated from Sherman High School in Pontotoc County in 1943. President Holmes served thirty two months in the United States Army- Combat Engineers during World War II. He also served twenty months in European Theater of Operations. A graduate of Holmes Junior College, President Holmes entered the University of Southern Mississippi in 1948. He received his B.S. and M.A. degrees there. He did further graduate work at the University of Southern Mississippi and Mississippi State University. As Basketball Coach at SMJC for fifteen years he won three State Championships. Prior to becoming Presi¬ dent of SMJC Mr. Holmes held three other administrative positions. They were Dean of Men, Academic Dean and Vice-President of SMJC. He became President in 1972. Mr. Holmes is married to the former Lefay McClelland, a Registered Nurse. They have two sons—Horace C. Holmes Jr., and Larry M. Holmes. 40 Southwest Mississippi Junior College Board of Trustees SMJC Board of Trustees Seated left to right: J.W. Beck—Pike County, Hollis Alford—Pike County, Roy Brewer—Pike County, Jewel Rushing—Pike County, Britt Hughey—Amite County, Harold Young—Pike County, Henry Lewis—Amite County. Standing left to right: Zachary Rushing III—Walthall County, President Horace Holmes, Jerry Con- erly—Walthall County, Mike Pigott—Walthall County, William Watkins—Pike County, Curtis Bishop—Amite County, Maurice Forman—Amite County, E.Y. Hill—Amite County. 41 mm SMJC Administration Top left: Dean of Students Jerry C. Reid. Bottom left: Registrar Charles R. Breeland. Above: Dean of Instruction Norman Miller. Below: Business Man- ager William A. Quin. Academic Faculty A little learning is a dangerous thing, drink deep or taste not the Pierian Spring. There shallow draughts intoxicate the brain. And drinking largely sobers us again. Alexander Pope Above: Football Coaches Mac Anders and Floyd Davis. Below: Mrs. Mari¬ lyn Brister—Voice and Music Instructor. Above: Mrs. Mary Katherine Brewer-Speech and Drama Instructor. Below: Dub Brock—Art Instructor Of all knowledge, the wise and good seek most to know themselves. William Shakespeare 43 I don’t know what your destiny will be, but one thing I know, the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found to serve. Albert Schweitzer Above: Mr. W.S. Bryan—Chairman of Science and Math Department. Be¬ low: Mr. Robert Burrows—Biology Instructor. Above: Mr. Thomas Calhoun—Math Instructor. Below: Mrs. Mildrid Craig— English Instructor. Nothing in this world is so powerful as an idea whose time has come. Victor Hugo 44 Above: Mr. Henry Fant—History Instructor. Below: Miss Linda Harper- Ladies’ Basketball Coach. Give instruction to a wise man, and he will still be wiser; teach a righteous man and he will increase in learning. Proverbs 9:9 In the long run, we shape our lives, and we shape ourselves. The process never ends until we die. And the choices we make are ultimately our own responsibility. Eleanor Roosevelt Above: Mrs. Helen Gregory—English Instructor. Below: Mr. William John¬ son-Foreign Languages Instructor. 45 i Excellence in any department can be attained only by the labor of a lifetime; it is not to be purchased at a lesser price. Samuel Johnson Above: Mr. John E. Jones—Media Department. Below: Mr. San Me Kinney— History Instructor. Above: Miss Frances Murray—Librarian. Below: Mr. Eugene Price—Music Instructor. Ann Landers’ definition of success: To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; to earn the apprecia¬ tion of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you lived. This is to have succeeded. 46 Above: Mrs. Anna Reynolds—Chairman of Humanities Department. Below: Mrs. Kay Smith—Music Instructor. If you would take, you must first give, this is the beginning of intelligence. Our aspirations are our possibilities. Tao-Te-King Robert Browning I expect to pass through life but once. If therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do to any fellow being, let me do it now, and not defer or neglect it, as I shall not pass this way again. William Penn Above: Mr. John Turner—Physics Instructor. Below: Mrs. Sue White—Eco- nomics Instructor. 47 Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. William Jennings Bryan Above: Mr. Shelton Whittington-Music Instructor. Below: Mrs. Jean Wil¬ liams—English Instructor. Above: Mrs. JoAnn Young—Librarian. Below: Mr. Oliver Young—Men’s Bas¬ ketball Coach and Biology Instructor. It is a fine thing to have ability, but the ability to discover ability in others is the true test. Elbert Hubbard Take from me the hope that I can change the future and you will send me mad. William Shakespeare He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often and loved much. Bessie Anderson Stanley 48 Above: Klemmer Simmons—Director of Vo-Tech. Below: Marie Brumfield— Nursing Instructor. Do not pray for easy lives. Pray to be stronger men! Do not pray for tasks equal to your powers. Pray for powers equal to your tasks. Phillips Brooks Above right: Raiford Burris-Office Machines. Middle right: John Bonna- bel— Auto-Mechanics. Right: Robert Buttross—Drafting Instructor. Vocational—Technical 49 i To accept good advice is but to increase one’s own ability. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe To become what we are capable of becoming is the only end in life. Robert Louis Stevenson Top: Jane Jackson—Nursing Instructor. Above: Lloyd Knippers—Heating, Refrigeration, and Air-Conditioning. Right: Betty Fulgam and Donna Du¬ naway—Nursing Instructors. Top: Teresa Coon—Nursing Instructor. Above: Marvin Causey—Heating, Re¬ frigeration, and Air-Conditioning. 50 Above: Tanya Morgan—Cosmetology. Below: James Lofton—Auto- Mechanics. f Top right: Carey Lee—Marketing and Management. Middle right: Edward Murrell—Business Math. Above right: Gilbert Lawrence—Machine Shop. 51 Top left: Ann Neal—Nursing Instructor. Middle left: Walter Moak—Welding. Above left: R.W. Nored—Nursing Instructor. Top right: James Rushing—Vo¬ cational Counselor. Middle right: A1 Sibley—Industrial Electricity. Right: Ramona Simmons—Nursing Instructor. 52 Top left: Bert Williams—Building Trades. Middle left: Josie Rawlings—Nurs¬ ing Instructor. Bottom left: Joe Williams—Data Processing. Above right: Lucy Stephenson—Business Education. Below: Shelby Prestridge—Building Trades. Certainly blessed are they that are ambitious; but the am¬ bition must be pursued not by self-assertion, but by self¬ extinction. R.H. Benson 53 STAFF: Above: Florence Jones, Ruby Estess, Floyd Netterville. Below: Donna Fenn, H.H. Boyd. Top: Jo Baker. Middle: Cletus Magee. Above: Cheryl McKinley. Right: Cafeteria Workers. Above: Helen McCaffery. Be¬ low: Judy Davis and Virginia Marcus. Top row: Edna Pope, Kay Jackson, Hilton Mixon. Above: Betty Johnson, Marguerite Mitch¬ ell. Below left: Beverly Dunaway. Above: Dell Moffat. Right: Annete Prescott. r?7 lllp 5 pr nb| g£ fi Rf y | ' S fr ■{§ ' . ,tv ip fc- ' ll 1 [■K | i ;Hv : ■ f 1 m I W jJm 1: ifl IHIbh j ■■ ij lIIBh , wMbE I ' 4 , mi! , ; «fMv I (■ «r 1 11 ■ 1 W | Ml i mSws jm3B Btt ju Faculty Caught Off Guard (D) IN THE ACTION ■ 1 Vi Mf m ■flit , (llMl . . ■ j The Bears opened their 1977 sea¬ son by hosting the Northeast Tigers on September 1. The hard work and enthusiastic efforts the team had displayed during pre-season prac¬ tice paid off. Touchdowns by Steve Goodwin and Russell Knighton plus a tough defense proved too much for the Tigers. S.MJ.C. 14 N.E. 7 Rugged defense, strong punting and a rejuvenated offense was too much for the Hinds Eagles at Ray¬ mond on September 10. Gary Lewis threw touchdown strikes to Kadious Toney and Randy Caston. Anthony Williams tallied once and Brett Hughes threw a touchdown pass to Russell Knighton. A strong defense shot down the Eagles offense. S.M.J.C. 29 Hinds 0 “Defense is the name of the game.” This axiom proved to be so true as the Holmes Bulldogs and Bears tangled at C.C. Moore Sta¬ dium in McComb on September 17. The defense was outstanding—hold¬ ing the Bulldogs scoreless and scor¬ ing all the points in the game. Ken¬ neth Barnett recovered a Bulldog fumble for one touchdown. Leroy Taylor returned a punt for a touch¬ down. Michael Smith returned an intercepted pass for a touchdown, and Levern Lee recovered a blocked punt for a touchdown. The Bears’ record is now 3-0 and they are rated No. 7 in the nation. September 24, 1977 was not a day for the Bears to remember. A strong Gulf Coast team aided by many Bear mistakes handed the Bears their first loss of the season. S.M.J.C. 0 Perk 9 Homecoming at Ellisville with the Jones Bobcats, rated No. 1 in the na¬ tion, proved to be incentive enough for the Bears. However, a strong showing by the offense which tal¬ lied 408 yards total offense to 271 for the Bobcats, could not overcome the breaks of the game, and the Bears lost the second game of the season. Rusty Todd scored the Bears only touchdown. S.M.J.C. 7 Jones 14 Homecoming: October 8, 1977, John I. Hurst Stadium. Southwest vs. Co-Lin. The Bears bounce back by defeating arch rival Co-Lin Wolves. Again defense is strong and offense proves too much for the Wolves de¬ fense. Anthony Williams scored one touchdown. Gary Lewis tallied once and Winston Walker booted a 47 yard field goal. S.M.J.C. 16 Co-Lin 6 S.M.J.C. Holmes 25 0 October 15,1977 in Columbus, MS and a mysterious East MS Lion over¬ came a strong effort by the Bears to come away with the victory. An¬ thony Williams rambles for 195 yards and a touchdown. Rusty Todd runs for a 27 yard touchdown. S.M.J.C. 12 East MS 14 The East Central Warriors be¬ come the Bears fifth victim of the year as a dedicated Bear Team visits Decatur. Strong defense plus a good effort by the offense out-distanced the Warriors. Anthony Williams rushed for 214 yards and scored twice. Rusty Todd tallied once, Winston Walker boots a 15 yard field goal, and Bubba Willis punts for 50 yard average, and the Bears win 5. S.M.J.C. 22 East Central 10 1977 was the magic year as the Bears defeated a strong Pearl River Team for the first time in 10 years. The defense held a strong PRC of¬ fense to only 223 yards total offense and one touchdown. Gary Lewis played well for the Bears, scoring one touchdown and throwing a two point pass to Kadious Toney. Rusty Todd scored once for the Bears. “How Sweet It Is!” S.M.J.C. 14 PRC 6 Northwest becomes 7 at Sena- tobia on November 3. The offense was superb. Anthony Williams rushed for 228 yards ans scored 3 touchdowns. Russell Knighton scored on a 49 yard pass from Gary Lewis as the Bear offense rolled up 404 yards total offense. S.M.J.C. 28 N.W. 14 The S.M.J.C. Bears ended their 1977 season with a record of 7-3. Su¬ perb efforts by a truly outstanding group of young men proved to be the winning edge in 1977. The 23 dedicated sophomores, accom¬ panied by an equally dedicated group of 20 freshmen, led the Bears to their best record in 19 years. Several sophomores received nu¬ merous honors at the end of the sea¬ son. Anthony Williams was unani¬ mously selected to the All-State team as well as being named the most outstanding offensive back in the South Division. Anthony was also chosen to play in the All-Star Classic and was named to the J.C. Grid Wire’s Second Team All-Amer¬ ican Squad. He carried the ball 230 times for 1259 yards—the fourth best in the nation. Levern Lee was a unanimous choice for All-State honors as well as being chosen the most out¬ standing defensive lineman in the South Division. Levern Lee also played in the All-State Classic, and received Honorable Mention on the J.C. Grid-Wire All-American Team. Bubba Willis was chosen as the All-State punter for the second year. He was also honorable mention on the J.C. Grid-Wire All-American Team. Mike Rish was an All-State selec¬ tion at Linebacker. R.J. Prescott and Gary Lewis were chosen to play in All-State Classic. Emanuel Butler, Eliot Cavin, Randy Caston, Russell Knighton, Gary Lewis, Daryl Moore, Lynn Pit¬ tman, R.J. Prescott, Leroy Taylor, Rusty Todd, and Bill Young were honorable mention All-State selections. R.J. Prescott was selected Team Captain. Levern Lee and Rusty Todd were selected Co-Captains. 61 Southwest Mississippi Junior College Bears Above left: Head Coach Floyd Davis. Above right: Assistant Coach Mac Anders. Be¬ low: Offensive Backs—Front row: Doug Taylor, Brett Hughes, Gary Lewis, Winston Walker, Edsel Brown. Second row: Russell Knighton, Rusty Todd, Anthony Williams, Harry McEwen, Chris Barnes. Far right: Defensive Backs—Front row: Bubba Willis, Glen Young, Tommy Harvey, Leroy Taylor. Second row: Percy McGowan, Michael Smith, Emanuel Butler, Bill Young. 62 Ml Below: Defensive Linemen—Front row: Kenneth Barnett, O’Brien Willie, Dale Tynes, Craig Peak, Ike Young, Levern Lee. Second row: Joe Busby, Da¬ ryl Moore, Lynn Pittman, Mike Rish, Joe Robertson, Charles Caston. 64 Above: Offensive Linemen—Front row: R.J. Prescott, Mark Lanier, David Brumfield, Elliot Cavin, Ken Ellzey, Ricky Passman. Second row: Chuck Coleman, Buck McCullough, Michael Ray, Kadious Toney, Leon Fairburn, Troy Gamble, Randy Caston. 65 Something To Cheer About-Football Cheerleaders Above: Jeanie Nikolaus—Sophomore. Below: Cissy Williams—Freshman. Above: Wanda Freeman—Sophomore. Below: RaVae Britt—Sophomore. 66 Giving It More Than Cheers Above: Carolyn Price—Freshman. Above: Roxanne Lewis—Freshman. Below: Tami Parks—Freshman. Below: Lisa Reid—Sophomore. 67 Southwest Mississippi Junior College DATE OPPONENT LOC. TIME Nov. 7 . . . Delta (M) .Home . . 7:30 Nov. 10 . . Delta (M).There . . 7:30 Nov. 14 . . Holmes (W, M) .... There . . 6:30 Nov. 17 . . Holmes (W, M) .... Home . . 6:30 Nov. 21-22. IKica T. (M).Utica Nov. 21-22. Hinds T. (W).Hinds Nov. 29 . . Pearl River (W, M) . . There . . 6:30 Dec. 5 . . . E. Central (W, M) . . Home . . 6:30 Dec. 9 . . . Co-Lin (W, M) .... Home . . 6:30 Jan. 5 . . . E. Central (W, M) . . There . . 6:30 Jan. 10 . . . Jones (W, M).Home . . 6:30 Jan. 12 . . . Co-Lin (W, M) .... There . . 6:30 Jan. 17 . . . Pearl River (W, M) . . Home . . 6:30 Jan. 19 . . . Perk. (W, M) .There . . 6:30 Jan. 24-. . . Utica . . . sjk.There . . 6:30 Jan. 26 . . . Hinds (W, M) . . . . . There . . 6:30 Jan. 30 . . . Utica (W,M).Home . . 6:30 Feb. 2 . . . Perk. (W, M).Home . . 6:30 Feb. 7 . . . Jones (W, M) . . . . There . . 6:30 Feb. 9 . . . Hinds (W, M).Home . . 6:30 Feb. 13-15 . S. Division T. (M) . . Co-Lin Feb. 16-18 . S. Division T. (W) . . Hinds (M) - Men, (W) - Women Above left: Coach Oliver Young. Above right: Front row—Dewitt Wallace, Steve Barksdale, David McElveen, Richard McGee, Brian Sims, Kirsevich Tillery. Second row—Manager David Ball, Hilton Harrell, Darrel Porter, Gary Littlefield, John Watson, Jerry Turner, Robert Gamble, Coach Oliver Young. 69 70 71 72 73 Southwest Mississippi J unior College DATE OPPONENT LOC. TIME Nov. 7 . . . Delta (M).Home . . 7:30 Nov. 10 . . Delta (M).There . . 7:30 Nov. 14 . . Holmes (W, M) .... There . . 6:30 Nov. 17 . . Holmes (W, M) .... Home . . 6:30 Nov. 21-22. Utica T. (M).Utica Nov. 21-22. Hinds T. (W).Hinds Nov. 29 . . Pearl River (W, M) . . There . . 6:30 Dec. 5 . . . E. Central (W, M) . . Home . . 6:30 Dec. 9 ... Co-Lin (W, M) .... Home . . 6:30 Jan. 5 . . . E. Central (W, M) . . There . . 6:30 Jan. 10 . . . Aones (W, M) ..... Home . . 6:30 Jan. 12 . . . Co-Lin (W, M) .... There . . 6:30 Jan. 17 . . . Pearl River (W, M) . . Home . . 6:30 Jan. 19 . . . Perk. (W, M) .There . . 6:30 Jan. 24 . . . Utica.There . . 6:30 Jan. 26 . . . Hinds (W, M).There . . 6:30 Jan. 30 . . . Utica (W f M).Home . . 6:30 Feb. 2 . . . Perk. (W, M).Home . . 6:30 Feb. 7 . . . Jones (W, M) .... There . . 6:30 Feb. 9 . . . Hinds (W, M).Home . . 6:30 Feb. 13-15 . S. Division T. (M) . . Co-Lin Feb. 16-18. S. Division T. (W) . . Hinds (M) - Men, (W) - Women Above: SMJC Women’s Basketball Team—Front row: Gloria Wyre, Deborah Felder, Ginny Ott, Linda Newcombe, Manager Lisa Curtis, Manager Law- anda Stockton, Coach Linda Harper. Second row: Charlsa Bellue, Patty Lea, Dawn Ash, Myrna Reynolds, Pam Spiers, Kristi Allen. Left: Coach Linda Harper. 75 76 77 78 SM JC Golf Team Above left: Coach Joe Williams. Above right: Winston Walker. Below: SMJC Golf Team—Coach Joe Williams, Stevie Kennedy, Mitchell Eisworth, David Browne, Bruce McDaniel. i SMJC Basketball Cheerleaders Above: Laura Moak—Sophomore Below: Lucia Watkins—Sophomore. Above: Melissa Sheffield—Freshman. Below: Cindy Allred—Freshman. 80 Hard Workers Behind The Scenes Above: Ricky Starkey-Football Manager. Above: Mike O’Rourke-Basketball Statistician Below: Bill Nunnery-Football Manager. Below: Lawanda Stockton-Basketball Manager. 82 Intramural Sports Activities 84 85 (E) MEETINGS A MUST VIP’s Keep Students Movin’: Student Government Association 1 ® - rm ■ JVv l 1 i j ■ jjr i Student Government Association—Front row: Judy Alford, Jeffrey Johnston, David Ball, Mark Lee, Roxanne Lewis. Second row: Ginger Varnell, Molly Quin, Rocky Smith, Lisa Reid, Tina Taylor. Scramble for activities ... ideas ... results. What has two arms, two legs, two eyes, a nose and mouth and is constantly attending meetings? (A) Kampus Kiddies Club, (B) Student Government Association, (C) SMJC Hockey Team. If you haven’t guessed, or don’t want to, it’s the description of the Student Government Association. Vital to the school’s well being was one of the major organizations at Southwest, the Student Government Association. These elected members contributed such activities at Southwest as Intramural Sports, Dances, Homecoming theme, Movies shown on campus, “Mama Bear” Contest, and permanent benches placed on campus. These members were the people who worked at Campus elections and supported them. President David Ball and Faculty Adviser Dean Jerry Reid headed the organization and provided one of the most productive years SGA has ever experienced. 88 Above left: President David Ball. Above right: Faculty Adviser Dean Jerry Reid. Below: 1977-78 SGA Officers—Lisa Reid—Secretary, David Ball—Presi¬ dent, Molly Quin—Treasurer. 89 Above: Front row—David Pray, Mark Lee, Lisa Reid. Second row—Brenda Price, Laura Moak, Molly Quin, Debbie Ritchie, Carron McEwen, Cynthia Etheridge. Third row-Patty Lea, David McElveen, Weldon Moak, Kent Stogner, Mike Brister, Joyce Houston. Right: Pres¬ ident David Pray. Far right: PTK Sponsor Mrs. Mary Katherine Brewer. The Omicron Delta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa was chartered in the Spring of 1966. This is a national hon¬ orary junior college fraternity which offers membership to stu¬ dents achieving and maintaining high aca¬ demic standing. To be admitted into PTK, a student must be taking 15 semester hour, on which he has a 3.5 quality point average and must maintain an overall 3.0 average to continue in PTK. The Spring initiation for freshmen and soph¬ omores was held in the Fine Arts Building Feb¬ ruary 6. 90 ] i i, Heading For The World Of Work—DECA Above right: Sponsor for DECA Mr. Carey Lee. Below: Dis¬ tributive Education Club of America. T JS LJSSm i I 1 r M I . , , Y i J i mM « p m m « 92 i We Believe In Music Opposite Page: Southwest Chorus. This Page above: Southwest Dynamics- Duane McDaniel, Paul Mancuso, Becky Tynes, Mike Brister, Renee Wells, Laura Moak, Danny Creel, Tammy Dickerson, Brenda Price, Roxanne Lewis. Below left: Brenda Price and Paul Mancuso. Below right: Director Eugene Price. 93 I A • ' x ; Band Director Shelton Whittington led the Marching Band in a successful year at parades and football games. Jennifer Moak, drum major, led the band in halftime shows each week at football games at Hurst Stadium. The band was also a vital part in sparking spirit at pep rallies. 94 Opposite Page Top: Southwest Marching Band. Opposite Page Left: Band Director Shelton Whittington. This Page Top: Southwest Redline, Flags, Rifles, and Major¬ ettes. This Page Left: Red Line Director Brenda Anders. we arc the music makecs we ARe the dRcameRs of wandeRmg ay lone And sitting By woRid Ioscrs And woold on whom the pAle moon yet we arc the moveRS of the woRid - foReveR it seems ARthuR o ' shAughnessy ia 4 95 Southwest Jr. College Stage Band: Making Music Fun! Top left: Dancers—Tammy Dickerson, Carolyn Myers, Cathy Bales, Ginger Varnell, Ida Cockerham, Donna Rushing. Left: Backup vocalists—Donnie Henry, Renee Wells, Deborah Mur¬ phy, Marie Nunnery. Top right: Vocalist Emily Munson. Above: Vocalist Duane McDaniel. Below: Southwest Stage Band. 96 ft 97 ft The Southwest Players The Southwest Players, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Katherine Brewer, produced two plays during the 1977-78 school year. “The Christmas Carol” was performed during the first semester term in the Fine Arts Building. For the sec¬ ond semester “Blythe Spirit” was planned. Consisting of people in the Drama class and other inter¬ ested students at SMJC, the plays were a tremendous success. ’ Jr m . . ' -V 1 Left: Lisa Reid and Mike Brister during a rehearsal for “The Christmas Carol”. Above: Director Mrs. Mary Katherine Brewer critiques a rehearsal. Below: The Southwest Players-Cynthia Etheridge, Mike Brister, Vance For¬ tenberry, Judy Alford, Eddie Robinson, Lucia Watkins, Becky Tynes, and Molly Quin. Baptist Student Union Above: Sponsor Mrs. Velma Soape counsels with a student. Below: The Baptist Student Union. Right: President David Deere leads a prayer during a special program. i f kM SB3£ y ; I NA v yr Tfc XMMm Hlfl k A . 1 VP s “The Whispering Pines” Yearbook Publication Above: Annual staff—Front row: Lisa Reid; Second row: Jim Allen, Ellen Cade, Lucia Watkins, Regina Terry, Becky Tynes; Third row: Cynthia Etheridge, Linda Leglue, Joyce Middleton, Tina Coker. Below: left to right— Annual editor Lisa Reid, Photographer Cynthia Etheridge, Newspaper editor Tina Taylor Above: Publications adviser Mrs. Neil Craig. Below: Paper staff—Mike O’Rourke, Charles Rogers, Jim Allen, Diane Lamkin, Cynthia Etheridge, Lu¬ cia Watkins, and Judy Dunnaway. cropping of pictures and drawing of layouts managed to fill the editor’s time and the staff rushed to meet deadlines. Af¬ ter the final deadline was met the staff relaxed and waited for the annuals to arrive. ‘The Pine Burr Newspaper Publication Layouts, assignments, interviews, stories, pasteup—these are all in a week’s work for the newspaper staff. It all starts with two pieces of clean paper, a pencil, a ru¬ ler, and a big eraser. But planning the layout is only the first step. Then comes the job of scouting the campus of South¬ west to find new and interesting stories. Assignments are made, and then everyone waits-until deadline day, that is, when there is a classroom full of stu¬ dents, pulling their hair, fighting over the typewriters and trying to find 50 more words to fill that 250 word blank. “The deadline’s tomorrow, and I can’t even think of a way to start my copy!’’ “Where s the cropper?’’ “Has anyone seen a grease pencil?’’ What a way to start tne day, but the conversation was en¬ tirely normal for the yearbook staff. Before the end of the first semester, everyone was aware of the work to be done. There were countless hours of pic¬ ture taking for the photographers. Copy and caption writing, . The woman pictured above is drawing 2. Cutting hair is easy for (A) scenery o (A) a cosmetologist : (B) Cynthia taking a picture (B) someone off the street 0 (C) straws. (C) you to say. _ Al tOO. 11 ED 3. Dianne Morris is 4. Mrs. Tanya Morgan is 5. Mr. Turner is (A) looking (A) taking notes (A) sleepy (B) straightening (B) writing her resignation (B) mad (C) a student. (C) posing for the camera. (C) a science tea¬ cher. 7. At right is (A) artificial respiration (B) a demonstra tion in Speech. (C) a romantic scene. mmm (F) WHAT AN ASSORTMENT Rue! Seneca Judy reigned as 1977 Homecoming Queen, was elected Secretary of the Sophomore Class and Most Beautiful for the 1976-77 school term. She was involved in Intramural Basketball, and she was a member of t he Southwest Chorus. Performing the lead role in “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” Judy is a member of the Southwest Players. Other plays Judy was involved in at Southwest include “Our Town”, “A Christmas Carol”, and “Blythe Spirit”. Ruel was a member of the Southwest Baseball Team. He was involved in Intramural Softball and Intramural Basket¬ ball. Selected winner of te Halloween Costume Dance, Ruel enjoyed many activities at Southwest. He was involved with the Southwest Players in the production of “Our Town” as the preacher. Most Beautiful Tami Parks fr ym t 1 V. liiiiip • y - a x • ' Vi‘ • ? ..V ' ‘vv- n, 4Sr ; ♦ ' K :- ■ : a v ' V ' ” - A J£ v? ■ ' . . « v � r. , ;.s t id . w • ? :• f •■ ;V ••• %’ A %?■? ' ' ■ ., K } ' « WS-, ' ' • • ’ r ? .. % ; ' .? - 1 • , ‘ A-� u ‘J � V , v - ,f , � ■ •. . N : : ‘MM 1 . • „ ' - £ .•: • 1 . . 5 ' .-X o - V • .. ' ’5- .v ' t t % ’ ■ ' ?■■ . _ Lv . v o. -£3 . ai -K- 4 - ■ r« „ • - « Aa a « ? VJ r ■ j . brStoLJ:. i . . :• ■;■; % , ' 3 � ■ t . +•+ ■ ‘ ‘ ■ ” . ' “ ' • ' : V r u - ■: f - • ' .v f ?r ’? _ 0 � 9Z u; -,% •) . - • • • - 4 «.y, j u % Beaut and Beau oore a rre nson a ore Favorites Tina Taylor and Ricky, Starkey Freshmen Favorites _. Roxanne Lewis and Eds el Brown Mu Hall of Fame The President of the Student Govern¬ ment Association at Southwest Missis¬ sippi Junior College, David Ball, son of Mrs. Lou M. Ball of Summit, and of Ted Ball, Jackson is a graduate of McComb High School. At Southwest he has served as SGA representative of the freshman class, as a member of the Homecoming court in 1976 and 1977 and as manager of the basketball team. Ball is a forestry major and will trans¬ fer to Mississippi State University. 116 Hall of Fame Cynthia Etheridge is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rod E. Wilcox of McComb and of Norman A. Etheridge of Linden, Alabama. A graduate of McComb High School, she plans to attend the University of Alabama to major in public relations and International Studies. Miss Etheridge is a president’s List scholar, holding a 4.0 quality point aver¬ age; a member of Phi Theta Kappa, The Pine Burr Staff, The Whispering Pines Staff and the Southwest Players. She held roles in “Our Town” and “Blithe Spirit”. In addition, she is school photographer. 117 1 Hall of Fame The daughter of Dean and Mrs. Jerry Reid of SMJC, Lisa Reid, also a McComb High School graduate, is majoring in English and minoring in speech and plan¬ ning to transfer to the University of Southern Mississippi. Miss Reid, a Dean’s List scholar, is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, secretary of the Student Government Association, edi¬ tor of the school yearbook, and football cheerleader for two years, served as pres¬ ident of the freshman class and played the lead role in Thronton Wilder’s play “Our Town”, presented by Southwest Drama Club. She also held a role in ‘‘Blithe Spirit”. 118 Hall of Fame David Joe Pray, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Pray of Summit, is president of Phi Theta Kappa, the honorary scholastic society at Southwest, is a member of the Southwest Band, a Dean’s List scholar, a member of the 1977 Homecoming court. He plans to attend the University of Mississippi to major in accounting. 1 19 Johnston Leads Sophomores In Activities Secretary Judy Alford and Vice-President Tina Taylor confer with President Jeffrey Johnston. First Row: Aldridge, Dale Alford, Judy Allen, Bill Anderson, Carol Second Row: Andrews, Michael Ashley, Tim Bales, Cathy Ball, David Third Row: Ballew, Greg Barksdale, Jesse Barksdale, Steve Barlow, Larry Fourth Row: Barnett, Kenneth Blailock, Ronnie Boyd, Jerry Boyd, Terry Fifth Row: Bridges, Evelyn Brister, Mike Britt, RaVae Brown, Debra 120 Recreation Is Important! First Row: Brumfield, Marlene Burris, Charles Burris, Stella Busby, Joe Second Row: Busby, John Butler, A.C. Butler, Emanuel Campbell, Richard Third Row: Caston, Charles Caston, Randy Causey, Tony Cavin, Elliot Fourth Row: Clark, Alton Cockerham, Ida Craft, Geneva Creel, Danny 1 Prepare For Homecoming Competition First Row: Deer, David Deer, Deborah Second Row: Dickerson, Glory Dominick, Louie Third Row: Doty, Jessie Downs, Larry Dykes, Debra Easley, Dolores Fourth Row: Ellzey, Ken Etheridge, Cynthia Farnham, Mike Felder, John B. Fifth Row: Felder, Keith Ferguson, Steve Flowers, Ernest Foxworth, Vanessa Sixth Row: Freeman, Wanda Gerald, Keith Gill Barbara Ginn, Robert Students 122 And Sophomores Back Bears With Spirit First Row: Goodwin, Steve Green, Dale Second Row: Halford, Kenneth Hampton, Barbara Third Row: Harden, Jane Harrell, Debbie Harrell, Hilton Hart, Donald Fourth Row: Hopper, Thad Houston, Joyce Jackson, Sheila Jefferson, Gloria Fifth Row: Johnston, Jeffrey Kelly, Brenda Kennedy, Dove Kennemer, Ronnie Sixth Row: King, Stephen Knighton, Russell Lambert, Gwen Lanier, Mark 123 271 Strong! First Row: Lansing, Ed Lea, Patty Lea, Pauline Lee, Levern Second Row: Lee, Mark Lewis, Davey Lewis, Gary Littlefield, Gary Third Row: Marbury, Debbie Marsalis, Ann Marshall, Eve Martin, Billie Faye Fourth Row: Martin, Greg McBride, John McCall, Scott McCullough, Buck Fifth Row: McDaniel, Duane McDonald, Tom McElveen, David McEwen, Carron Sophomores Spark The Bears Spirit 124 API M V KSL . W Jm ' Sophomores Of 1978 Spread Happiness Throughout Southwest Junior College First Row: McEwen, Harry McGowan, Bobbie McKee, Susan McKenzie, Brenda Second Row: McKenzie, Larry Mixon, William R. Moak, Laura Moak, Weldon Third Row: Moore, Daryl Morris, Ann Morris, Dianne Morris, Tammie 125 First Row: Moses, Larry Muhammed, Sanovia Munson, Emily Murphy, Deborah Second Row: Myers, Carolyn Newcomb, Linda Nunnery, Bill Ott, Ginny Third Row: Parks, Monty Patt, Juanita Perry, Michael Pigott, Lori Fourth Row: Pittman, Lynn Pournia, Faramaz Pray, David Prescott, R.J. 126 First Row: Price, Brenda Reid, Lisa Ritchie, Debbie Robinson, Edward Second Row: Rodgers, Ken Rogers, Charles Simmons, Lewis Sims, Richard Third Row: Smith, Danny Smith, Debbie Smith, Diane Smith, John Sophomores Support, Shout And Sing As The Power Of Their Great Spirit Soars! 127 First Row: Smith, Norman Smylie, Mary Ann Spiers, Pam Starkey, Rickey Second Row: Sterling, Kathy Stevens, David Stockton, Lawanda Stogner, Kent Third Row: Sullivan, Renee Taylor, Cecilia Taylor, Tina Todd, Rusty Fourth Row: Tudor, Vicky Tynes, Becky Wall, Willie Wallace, Gale 128 Where The Sophomores Leave Off, The Freshmen Begin! First Row: Watkins, Lucia Wells, Gale Whittington, Robert Wilkinson, Annette Second Row: Williams, Nancy Willis, Bubba Wilson, Karyl Wroten, Marty Third Row: Young, Bill Freshmen: Adams, Trey Albritton, Valerie Alexander, Becky Fourth Row: Alexander, Linda Alford, Daryl Alford, Esther Alford, Jan Fifth Row: Alford, John Alford, Philip Allen, Carolyn Allen, Jim Sixth Row: Allen, Joel Allen, Kristi Allen, Scarlet Allen, Sherry 129 Freshmen Officers Find Time For Work And Rest Above right: Vice-President Rocky Smith, Secretary Cindy Allred, President Roxanne Lewis, and Treasurer Jan Alford. First Row: Allred, Cindy Andrews, Charlotte Arnold, Leroy Arnold, Randy Second Row: Baham, Laura Nell Barnes, Christopher Barrett, Donna Bates, Bernice Third Row: Bates, Deborah Bates, Ronald Batte, Mike Bearden, Robbie Fourth Row: Bellipanni, Mitch Bellue, Charlsa Berryhill, Mary Blackmore, Verlee Fifth Row: Blailock, Lori Bonds, JoAnn Bowman, Donna Boss, Jerry 130 Freshmen Find The New Experience Of College Life To Be Full Of Fun And Excitement First Row: Boyd, Dock Boyd, Gail Boyd, Janet Boyd, Laura Second Row: Boyd, Roger Brister, Peggy Brown, Edsel Brown, Rita Third Row: Brown, Tammy Brown, Warnella Brumfield, Aubrey Brumfield, David 131 132 First Row: Brumfield, Janette Buie, Sandy Burnette, Rhonda Butler, Becky Second Row: Byrd, Verna Cade, Ellen Calcote, Tanya Carpenter, Carl Third Row: Carpenter, Cheley Carraway, Steve Caston, Mary Louise Causey, Teresa 1978 Freshmen Find Surprises At Every New Corner Of The Campus Freshmen Have Spirit First Row: Cavin, Wiley Clark, Patricia Clayton, Rose Coker, Donnie Second Row: Coker, Tina Cole, Carlton Coleman, Catherine Coney, Janice Third Row: Cotton, Paula Covington, Rusty Craft, Donnette Craft, Mikell Fourth Row: Crawford, Stacey Crossley, Janet Crum, Billy J. Curtis, Lisa Fifth Row: Cutrer, Sammie Davis, Gail Davis, Rickey Dawson, Vicky Sixth Row: Deer, Ruby Dickerson, Alvin Dickerson, Tammy Dillon, Beverly 133 First Row: Dixon, Piper Donald, Betty Dunaway, Brenda Dunaway, Glenda Duncan, George Second Row: Duncan, Reggie Easley, Stephanie Edwards, Gordon Eisworth, Mitchell Enlow, Robert Third Row: Estabrooks, Dorothy Estes, Trey Etheridge, Iris Etheridge, Robin Faries, Becky Fourth Row: Faust, David Felder , Deborah Felder, Emma Lou Felder, Terry Fenn, Robin Fifth Row: Fields, Albert Finch, Jimmy Fleming, Denise Fortenberry, Glen Fortenberry, Jan Sixth Row: Fortenberry, Janis Fortenberry, Vance Freeman, Karen Gaines, David Gamble, Robert 134 First Row: Gamble, Troy Garig, Anita Garrett, Dorothy Garrett, Steve Geiger, Tammy Second Row: Graham, Robert Graves, Ruth Green, Rickey Greer, Wanda Griffen, Anna Third Row: Griffen, Bernadine Griffen, Joyce Griffen, Robin Hamilton, Linda Harrison, Gwen Fourth Row: Harvey, Mary Harvey, Tommy Hay, Richard Hayes, Veronica Hemphill, Debbie Fifth Row: Henry, Donnie Herring, Gloria Hewitt, Donna Hewitt, Lloyd Hill, Hannah Sixth Row: Hill, Joel Hodges, Richard Holmes, William Hootsell, Rebecca Hudson, Betty 135 First Row: Hughes, Brett Hughes, Kathy Huhn, Beth Humphries, Yvette Jackson, Kathryn Second Row: Jackson, Martie Jackson, Montey Jacques, Anthony Jacques, Carla James, Mildred Third Row: Jefferson, Loretta Johnson, Suzanne Jones, Ernest Jones, Frankie Sue Jones, Jennifer Freshmen Enjoy The Student Union Facilities Right: Listening to the jukebox is a favorite pasttime for many stu¬ dents. Far right: A gymnast per¬ forms at an assembly. First Row: Jones, Terry Jones, Tonie Jordan, Chris Jordan, Jill Jordan, Silvia Second Row: Keist, Karl Kelly, Troy Kenna, Bob Kethley, Ina King, Debbie Third Row: Kliesch, Brenda Knox, Von Krapac, Steve Laird, Mike Lambert, Jacquelyn Fourth Row: Lamkin, Diane Langenstein, Jeffrey Lee, Emma Leggett, Betty Leglue, Linda Fifth Row: Lehe, Eric Lewis, Jeff Lewis, Roxanne Lindsey, Debra Linton, Denise Sixth Row: Lofton, James Love, Jill Magee, John Magee, Sue Magee, Wilkie 137 i First Row: Mapes, Betty Marsala, Gloria Mangum, Kevin Marsalis, David Martin, Excell Second Row: May, Jimmy May, Lisa May, Rosie May, Tami Middleton, Joyce Third Row: Moak, Jennifer Moak, Rex Monley, Easter Montagna, Susie Morgan, Florence Fourth Row: Morgan, Nancy Morris, Janice McBeth, Gary McClendon, Rusty McClain, Frank Fifth Row: McCullough, Belinda McDaniel, Bruce McDowell, Ronald McGee, Richard McGehee, Mary Sixth Row: McGehee, Winnie McGowan, Preston 138 A First Row: McKlemurry, Beverly McNeil, Terry Netterville, Karen Nettles, Tony Newman, Carolyn Second Row: Neyland, Connie Nimon, Tammy Nobles, Daryl Nunnery, David Nunnery, Larry Third Row: Nunnery, Marie O’Rourke, Mike Osborne, John Parks, Tami Passman, Ricky Fourth Row: Payne, Evelyn Peak, Craig Pittman, Ora Nell Plotner, Ross Poole, Jo Lea Fifth Row: Powns, Donald Powe, Billy Prescott, Keith Prestridge, Janet Rand, Dewayne First Row: Ray, Michael Ray, Robert Ray, Rocky Reames, Chuck Reeves, Melanie Second Row: Reppard, Joey Reynolds, Myrna Roberts, David Robinson, Joseph Robinson, Leroy Third Row: Robinson, Thomas Rowell, Nancy Rushing, Donna Rushing, Ken Sanders, Mark Fourth Row: Schillings, Joe Seago, Debbie Seals, Linda Seneca, Ruel Sheffield, Melissa Fifth Row: Sherman, Larry Sibley, Brenda Sibley, Hal Sims, Brian Sims, Judy Ann Right: It’s no wonder the Girls Dorm phone is always busy! Far Right: Brett Hughes and Roxanne Lewis enjoy the costume dance. 140 hi First Row: Sims, Wanice Simmons, Barbara Simmons, Beverly Smith, Cheryl Smith, Freddie Second Row: Smith, Jay Smith, Kim Smith, Michael Smith, Michael Smith, Robert Third Row: Smith, Rocky Sorrell, Regina Sorrell, Wayne Spellman, Laura Stewart, Don Fourth Row: Sullivan, Lynn Surber, Pam Taplin, David Tate, Larry Taylor, Doug Fifth Row: Taylor, Tim Taylor, Travis Terry, Regina Theriot, A1 Thompson, Vonda E J ► First Row: Tillman, Claudia Touchstone, Nora Turner, Jerry Tynes, Bonita Tynes, Dale Second Row: Vandan, Christel Varnado, Eugene Varnell, Ginger Walker, Elizabeth Walker, Tommy Third Row: Walker, Winston Wallace, Timothy Wallace, Virginia Walsh, Warren Washington, Audrey Fourth Row: Watson, John Weatherspoon, Johnny Welch, Bill Wells, Preston Wells, Renee Fifth Row: White, Patsy Whittington, Lisa Wicker, Kay Wilkinson, Becky Wilkinson, Nancy ■ . First Row: Williams, Gwendolyn Williams, John Williams, Joseph Williams, Lee Roy Williams, Linda Second Row: Williams, Melanie Williams, Ruby Williams, Wendy Willie, O’Brien Willie, Vernon Third Row: Wilson, Bruce Wilson, Chuck Wilson, Denise Winston, Hazel Woodall, Reginald Fourth Row: Wroten, Kathy Yates, Melissa Yawn, Pam Yoas, Teresia Young, Glen ' Sk M! Mark Sanders and Dianne Morris enjoy each other’s com pany on the beautiful SMJC campus. Playing cards is a full-time course for some students as John Smith will admit. Above: It looks like they’ll let anyone in at the dances this year! Below: Our photographer catches Mark Lee by surprise. Above: You won’t believe how I got in here! Be¬ low: No, this is not the operator! Above: Can you blame me for being bored? Below: I wish I knew what everybody was trying to see. Above: Everyone enjoys the socializing at supper. Below: Two of Southwest’s real he-men- Winston Glen. Above: Regina, Jerry, and Marie testify that last- minute studying is hard. Below : Debbie Smith and Vernon Willie enjoy a warm autumn afternoon. Wondering what card to play is a difficult choice. Duane McDaniel appears to be preoccupied. Cindy sure has taken better pictures than that before ' you promised you wouldn’t do that anymore! Talk about a wife-beater! And we aren’t even married!’ Boy! It sure looks different in the daytime! ' “I always wanted to get back at Coach for not letting me play!” “Do you really expect me to believe that!” Below: that cheer.” ‘That’s funny, they didn’t teach us “Would you please let girl alone!” me up?” Below: “I told you to leave my ' mr [ - • 1 f 1. These girls are (A) modeling for Kook’s Korner Shop (B) acting silly (C) escapees of Whitfield 2. It looks like Marlene is (A) calling a dog (B) embarrassing Tommy (C) doing a tap dance 3. What are these girls thinking? (A) I wish she’d get up and let us sit down. 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Box 347 Tylertown, Ms. 39667 Stanley Reeves, Phone: Bus. 876-3534 Agent Home 876-2890 Choose from the Long Green Line of John Deere Equipment TYLERTOWN SPORTS CENTER Everything for the Sportsman 807 Beulah Avenue Tylertown, Ms. 39667 BALL HARDWARE CO., INC. P.O. Box 468 Phone 876-2183 Tylertown, Miss. 39667 !Jones f J FURNITURE APPLIANCE Phone 876-3364 Box 448 Tylertown, Miss. 39667 WALTHALL COUNTY FARM BUREAU INS., Ben Bennett Robert G. Johnson Phone 876-5163 WILLIS HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. P.O. Box 111 Phone 876-3582 876-3725 Tylertown, Ms. 39667 Holmes Discount Drugs Piggly-Wiggly Center Tylertown, Ms. Jerry Holmes Pharmacist and Owner FACULTY INDEX Horace C, Holmes ... President, A.A. Jones Junior College, M.A. USM, Ad¬ vanced Graduate Study, MSU Charles R. Breeland . . . Administrative Assistant for Government Programs and Registrar Norman Miller . .. Dean of Instruction, B.A. Centenary College of Louisi¬ ana, M.S. USM William A. Quin ... Business Manager, A.A. SMJC, B.S. USM Jerry Reid ... Dean of Students, A.A. SMJC, B.S. USM, M.Ed. USM, Gradu¬ ate Study, MSU James Malcom Anders ... Assistant Football Coach, B.S. Delta State Uni¬ versity, M.S.E. SLU Mary Katherine Brewer .. . Speech Drama, A.A. SMJC, B.S. USM, M.A. USM Marilyn Brister ... Voice, Music Education, B.S. MC, M.Ed. Southeastern University, Graduate Study, USM, LSU William S. Bryan .. . Chairman of Science—Mathematics Division Head of Chemistry Department, B.S. Millsaps College, M.S. University of Alabama Raiford Burris ... Business, B.S. USM, M.A. USM Dr. Robert Burrows . .. Biology, B.S. Southeastern of Oklahoma, M.S. USM, Ph.D USM Thomas Calhoun . . . Mathematics, A.A. SMJC, B.S. USM, M.S.C.S. Ole Miss, Graduate Study, Ole Miss Mrs. Neil Craig ... English Journalism, B.A. Ole Miss, M.A.T. MSU, Grad¬ uate Study, University of Oklahoma Floyd Davis . .. Head Football Coach, A.A. Holmes Jr. College, B.S.E. Delta State University, M.S.E. USM Henry Fant . . . History Social Studies, B.A. MSU, M.A. MSU Helen Gregory . .. Reading, B.A. Blue Mountain College, M.Ed., MSC, Grad¬ uate Study, UM Linda Harper .. . Health, Physical Education, Women’s Basketball, B.S. Northwestern State University, M.Ed. Northeast Louisiana University, Ad¬ vanced Graduate Study, USM William H. Johnson .. . Foreign Languages, B.A. MC, M.A.T. MSU, Ad¬ vanced Graduate Study, Ole Miss John E. Jones .. . Mathematics Science, B.S., DSC, M.S. Ole Miss, Gradu¬ ate Study Ole Miss Mrs. Lloyd H. King . . . Anatomy Physiology, Algebra, Physical Science, B.S. USM, M.S. USM Rev. W. Curtis Moffat . .. Bible, B.A. Millsaps College, M. Div. Emory University Samuel M. McKinney, III .. . Sociology Political Science, B.A. Ole Miss, M.S.S. Ole Miss, Graduate Study Ole Miss Miss Frances Murry ... Librarian, B.A. USM, M.A. Peabody College Eugene Price ... Chorus Music Appreciation, A.A. SMJC, B.A. MC, B.S.M. New Orleans Baptist Seminary, M.S.M. New Orleans Baptist Seminary, Graduate Studies USM, Delta State University, William Carey College John P. Price .. . Business Law American Government, B.A. MC, J.D. Ole Miss Mrs. Charles Reynolds .. . Chairman, Division of Humanities and English Instructor, B.A. MC, M.A. MC, Advanced Graduate Study Ole Miss, USM Mrs. Byron Stephenson .. . Business Education, B.S. MSU, M.Ed. USM, Graduate Study USM James M. Turner, Jr. ... Physics, B.S. LSU, M.S. US Naval Postgraduate School Mrs. John H. White, Jr.... Business Education, A.A. SMJC, B.S. USM, M.Ed. Ole Miss Shelton Whittington . . . Band Director, A.A. SMJC, B.M.E. MSU, Graduate Study SLU Mrs. W.L. Williams . . . English, A.A. SMJC, B.S., M.S. USM, Graduate Study USM Mrs. Oliver Young . . . Assistant Librarian, A.A. SMJC, B.S. USM, M.L.S. LSU Oliver Young .. . Biological Science Basketball Coach, A.A. SMJC, B.S. MC, M.Ed. MSU, Advanced Graduate Study Ole Miss Dr. Maria De Los Reyes . . . Chemistry Microbiology, Ph.D. Auburn University VO-TECH Klemmer L. Simmons . . . Director of Vo-Tech, B.S. USM, Graduate Study USM John Bonnabel ... Auto-Mechanics Mrs. Marie Brumfield, R.N. .. . Nursing, McComb Informary School of Nursing New Orleans, La. Marvin Causey . . . Heating, Refrigeration, Air Conditioning Teresa A. Coon . .. ADN, A.A. SMJC, B.S.N. MC, Graduate Study Ole Miss SLU Lloyd Knippers . .. Heating, Refrigeration, Air Conditioning Gilbert Lawrence ... Machine Shop, Copiah-Lincoln Jr. College, Additional Study MSU, USM Carey E. Lee .. . Marketing Management, B.S. MSU, Graduate Study SLU, USM, MSU James Lofton ... Auto-Mechanics Jack Moak . . . Welding Walter H. Moak .. . Welding Tanya Morgan . . . Cosmetology Ann M. Neal.. . Nursing, Baptist Hospital of Nursing, B.S.N. Ole Miss, M.N. Ole Miss, Graduate Study USM, Delta State University R.W. Nored . .. Chairman Associate Degree Nursing, AD Jones Jr. College, B.S.N. USM, M.N. UMC, Graduate Study USM Shelby Prestridge . .. Building-Trade, A.A. SMJC, B.S. USM, M.S. USM James E. Rushing .. . Vocational Counselor, A.A. Perkinston Jr. College, B.S. USM, M.S. USM Harry A. Sibley .. . Industrial Electricity Ramona M. Toney . .. ADN, B.S.N. USM, Graduate Study MSU, SLU, Ole Miss Medical Center Joe D. Williams .. . Data Processing Golf Coach, A.A. SMJC, B.S. USM STAFF Mrs. Jo Baker . . . Secretary Mrs. Judy Davis ... Secretary Mrs. Beverly Dunaway ... Secretary Mrs. Ruby Estess . . . Dorm Hostess Mrs. Kay Jackson .. . Secretary Mrs. Betty Johnson ... Instructor Secretary, B.A. MC Virginia Marcus ... Secretary Helen McCaffrey .. . Bookstore Mrs. Dell Moffat . . . Secretary Mrs. Edna Pope ... Dietitian Annette Prescott ... Student Union Hostess 156 STUDENT INDEX Adams, Denise . .. McComb, Ms. Adams, Donna . .. Greensburg, La, Adams, William .. . Centreville, Ms. Agnor, Norma .. . Magnolia, Ms. Albritton, Valerie ... Summit, Ms. Aldridge, Dale ... Gloster, Ms. Alexander, Becky . . . Jayess, Ms. Alexander, Linda . . . Jayess, Ms. Alford, Cecilia ... Brookhaven, Ms. Alford, Don ... Osyka, Ms. Alford, Esther ... Osyka, Ms. Alford, Howard . .. Magnolia, Ms. Alford, Daryl .. . Magnolia, Ms. Alford, John ... Magnolia, Ms. Alford, Judy .. . Brookhaven, Ms: Alford, Philip . .. Tylertown, Ms. Allen, Carolyn . .. McComb, Ms. Allen, James . . . Summit, Ms. Allen, Joel . . . Magnolia, Ms. Allen, Krystal ... McComb, Ms. Allen, Scarlett ... Magnolia, Ms. Allen, Sherry .. . McComb, Ms. Allen, William ... Magnolia, Ms. Allred, Cindy ... Smithdale, Ms. Anderson, Carol ... Magnolia, Ms. Andrews, Charles .. . Magnolia, Ms. Andrews, Charlotte ... McComb, Ms. Andrews, Michael ... Tylertown, Ms. Arnold, Patricia ... Brookhaven, Ms. Arnold, Randal . .. Baton Rouge, La. Arnold, Thomas ... Crosby, Ms. Ash, Dawn ... Baton Rouge, La. Ashley, Tim ... Gloster, Ms. Bacot, Jerry ... Summit, Ms. Baggett, Ricky . .. McComb, Ms. Bahan, Laura .. . Smithdale, Ms. Bales, Cathy ... Smithdale, Ms. Ball, David . .. Summit, Ms. Ballard, Walter . . . Kentwood, La. Baliew, Gregory ... McComb, Ms. Barksdale, Jesse ... Walker, La. Barksdale, Stephen ... McComb, Ms. Barlow, Larry . .. Tylertown, Ms. Barnett, Kenneth ... Summit, Ms. Barnes, Christopher .. . Foxworth, Ms. Barrett, Donna ... McComb, Ms. Barron, Rhonda ... Summit, Ms. Bates, Bernice ... Summit, Ms. Bates, Naomi .. . Magnolia, Ms. Bates, Shelia .. . Magnolia, Ms. Batte, Michael . .. McComb, Ms. Batts, Ronald . .. Gloster, Ms. Bearden, Robert ... Summit, Ms. Bellipanni, Mitchell . . . McComb, Ms. Bellue, Charlsa ... Osyka, Ms. Benson, Darrell .. . McComb, Ms. Berryhill, Mary ... Osyka, Ms. Bishop, Betty .. . Blackmore, Verlee .. . Woodville, Ms. Blackstone, Ruth . .. Liberty, Ms. Blailock, Lisa . .. McComb, Ms. Blailock, Joseph . . . McComb, Ms. Blalock, Ronald ... Liberty, Ms. Bonds, Joann .. . McComb, Ms. Bonds, Johnny . . . McComb, Ms. Boss, Jerry ... Gloster, Ms. Bowman, Donna ... Tylertown, Ms. Boyd, Brenda .. . McComb, Ms. Boyd, Dock . . . McComb, Ms. Boyd, Janet .. . Tylertown, Ms. Boyd, Jerry ... Tylertown, Ms. Boyd, Laura .. . McComb, Ms. Boyd, Margaret .. . Magnolia, Ms. Boyd, Roger .. . Jayess, Ms. Boyd, Terry .. . Tylertown, Ms. Brabham, William . .. Liberty, Ms. Bradberry, Debbie . . . Summit, Ms. Bridges, Evelyn . . . Osyka, Ms. Brister, Karl . . . McComb, Ms. Brister, Michael . . . McComb, Ms. Brister, Peggy .. . McComb, Ms. Britt, Carole .. . Brookhaven, Ms. Brock, Hilen .. . Tylertown, Ms. Brown, Charles .. . McComb, Ms. Brown, Danny ... Summit, Ms. Brown, Debra . .. Woodville, Ms. Brown, Edsel . .. Centreville, Ms. Brown, Elizabeth . .. Bude, Ms. Brown, Katherine .. . Woodville, Ms. Brown, Rita ... Bogue Chitto, Ms. Brown, Tammy .. . McComb, Ms. Brown, Warnella . .. Summit, Ms. Browne, David . .. Tylertown, Ms. Brumfield, Aubrey .. . Tylertown, Ms. Brumfield, David . . . Baton Rouge, La. Brumfield, James . . . Summit, Ms. Brumfield, Jeanette . . . Magnolia, Ms. Brumfield, Kathy . . . McComb, Ms. Brumfield, Marlene . .. Osyka, Ms. Buie, William . . . McComb, Ms. Bullock, Lula . . . McComb, Ms. Bullock, Shirley ... Monticello, Ms. Burnette, Rhonda . . . Jayess, Ms. Burris, Charles . . . McComb, Ms. Burris, Lewis .. . Magnolia, Ms. Burris, Stella ... Summit, Ms. Busby, Joe ... Jayess, Ms. Busby, John . . . Jayess, Ms. Butler, A.C. ... McComb, Ms. Butler, Charles . .. Summit, Ms. Butler, Sheldon ... McComb, Ms. Butler, Emanuel . .. Summit, Ms. Butler, Joseph . . . Summit, Ms. Butler, Willie .. . McComb, Ms. Byrd, Vernastine .. . Brookhaven, Ms. Cade, Bertie . .. Osyka, Ms. Calcote, Agnes ... Sontag, Ms. Calcote, Tanya . . . Jayess, Ms. Calhoun, James ... Cameron, Douglas . . . McComb, Ms. Cameron, Fred . . . McComb, Ms. Campbell, Linda ... Magnolia, Ms. Campbell, Mitchell . . . Liberty, Ms. Campbell, Richard .. . Summit, Ms. Cantrell, Charles .. . Tylertown, Ms. Carpenter, Carl ... McComb, Ms. Carpenter, Cheley .. . Summit, Ms. Carraway, Roy ... Summit, Ms. Carraway, Stephen ... Smithdale, Ms. Carrier, Jimmie . . . Magnolia, Ms. Case, Betty ... McComb, Ms. Caston, Charles D. . . . Gloster, Ms. Caston, Charles ... McComb, Ms. Caston, Julius . .. Summit, Ms. Caston, Mary .. . McComb, Ms. Causey, Josiah . . . McComb, Ms. Causey, Teresa . .. McComb, Ms. Causey, Terry .. . McComb, Ms. Causey, Tony ... McComb, Ms. Cavin, Elliot ... Centreville, Ms. Cavin, Wiley . .. Woodville, Ms. Chester, Lillie . .. McComb, Ms. Clark, Alton . . . Osyka, Ms. Clark, Patricia ... Summit, Ms. Clayton, Rose .. . Osyka, Ms. Clines, Sammie . . . Summit, Ms. Cockerham, Ida . .. Centreville, Ms. Coker, Donald . .. McComb, Ms. Coker, Donna .. . Smithdale, Ms. Coker, Tina ... Magnolia, Ms. Cole, Carlton . . . Gloster, Ms. Coleman, Catherine .. . Summit, Ms. Coleman, Charles . . . Jackson, La. Coleman, Jim . . . McComb, Ms. Collins, Clifford .. . Centreville, Ms. Conerly, Larry .. . Mc Comb, Ms. Coney, Janice ... McComb, Ms. Coney, Shelley ... Magnolia, Ms. Cook, Kimberly .. . Summit, Ms. Cornell, Timothy ... Tylertown, Ms. Cotton, Paula ... Gloster, Ms. Covington, Edward . .. Summit, Ms. Craft, Brenda .. . Osyka, Ms. Craft, Geneva . .. Jayess, Ms. Craft, Mikell .. . McComb, Ms. Crawford, Donald . .. Crawford, Sharon . .. New Hebron, Ms. Crawford, Stacy . .. Tylertown, Ms. Creel, Daniel . .. McComb, Ms. Crossley, Janet ... Summit, Ms. Crum, Billy . . . Centreville, Ms. Curtis, Lisa .. . Baton Rouge, La. Cutrer, Randy ... Kentwood, La. Cutrer, Sammie .. . Osyka, Ms. Davis, Linda . . . Tylertown, Ms. Davis, Pat ... Summit, Ms. Davis, Ricky .. . Magnolia, Ms. Dawson, Vicky .. . McComb, Ms. Deer, Deborah . . . McComb, Ms. Deer, Ruby . .. McComb, Ms. Deere, Eugene . . . Summit, Ms. Deere, Richard . . . Smithdale, Ms. Dickerson, Alvin .. . McComb, Ms. Dickerson, Glory .. . Smithdale, Ms. Dickerson, Tammy . . . McComb, Ms. Dillion, Beverly .. . Osyka, Ms. Dillon, Rosemary . . . McComb, Ms. Dillon, Shirley . . . Osyka, Ms. Dillon, Willie . . . McComb, Ms. Distefano, Louis ... McComb, Ms. Dixon, Gregory ... Liberty, Ms. Dixon, Mary .. . McComb, Ms. Dominick, Louie ... Gloster, Ms. Donald, Betty .. . Crosby, Ms. Doty, Jessie ... Kentwood, La. Downs, Larry ... Tylertown, Ms. Drain, John . .. Summit, Ms. Dunaway, Brenda . . . Tylertown, Ms. Dunaway, Glenda . . . Summit, Ms. Dunaway, Rosa ... McComb, Ms. Duncan, George ... McComb, Ms. Duncan, Raymond ... Tylertown, Ms. Duncan, Reginald ... Summit, Ms. Dunnaway, Judy .. . McComb, Ms. Dykes, Debra . . . Magnolia, Ms. Easley, Delores .. . Magnolia, Ms. Easley, Stephanie . . . Magnolia, Ms. Edwards, Gordon ... Gloster, Ms. Eisworth, Mitchell . . . Summit, Ms. Ellzey, Faye .. . McComb, Ms. Ellzey, Ken . . . Tylertown, Ms. Enlow, Robert ... Centreville, Ms. Estabrooks, Dorothy ... McComb, Ms. Estess, John ... Magnolia, Ms. Estess, John R. ... Magnolia, Ms. Etheridge, Cynthia . . . McComb, Ms. Etheridge, iris .. . Liberty, Ms. Etheridge, Robin .. . Meadville, Ms. Fairburn, Leon . . . Tylertown, Ms. Faries, Becky ... McComb, Ms. Farnham, Michael .. . McComb, Ms. Faust, David . .. Gloster, Ms. Faust, Josephine .. . McComb, Ms. Felder, Cheryl .. . McComb, Ms. Felder, Debra .. . McComb, Ms. Felder, Emma ... Tylertown, Ms. Felder, John . .. Summit, Ms. Felder, Patricia ... McComb, Ms. Felder, Terry .. . McComb, Ms. Felder, William . .. Liberty, Ms. Fenn, Robin ... Summit, Ms. Ferguson, Steve .. . McComb, Ms. Fields, Albert .. . Gloster, Ms. Finch, Talbert .. . Summit, Ms. Fleming, Marilyn . . . Monticello, Ms. Flowers, Ernest .. . New Orleans, La. Forehand, Ruth . .. Brookhaven, Ms. Fortenberry, Clara . .. Tylertown, Ms. Fortenberry, Glen .. . Tylertown, Ms. Fortenberry, Jan . . . Fernwood, Ms. Fortenberry, Janis . . . Tylertown, Ms. Fortenberry, Louis . . . Magnolia, Ms. Fortenberry, Sherry . .. Tylertown, Ms. Foxworth, Vanessa . . . Tylertown, Ms. Freeman, Nancy ... Summit, Ms. Freeman, Wanda . . . Osyka, Ms. Gaines, David . . . McComb, Ms. Gallager, Carolyn . . . Magnolia, Ms. Gamble, Robert . .. Tylertown, Ms. Gamble, Troy ... Sandy Hook, Ms. Garig, Anita . . . Wilson, La. Garrett, Dorothy .. . Summit, Ms. Garrett, Stephen .. . Gloster, Ms. Geiger, Tammy ... Tylertown, Ms. Gerald, Jeffrey .. . McComb, Ms. Gerald, Wesley . .. Bogue Chitto, Ms. Gill, Barbara . . . McComb, Ms. Ginn, Robert . . . Tylertown, Ms. Goodwin, Joseph ... Summit, Ms. Graham, Robert ... Tylertown, Ms. Granger, Sadie . .. Gloster, Ms. Graves, Ruth . .. Tylertown, Ms. Graves, Sharron .. . Tylertown, Ms. Green, Clinton . .. McComb, Ms. Green, Dale .. . Summit, Ms. Green, Ricky .. . Gloster, Ms. Greer, Deborah . . .Jayess, Ms. Greer, Wanda . . . McComb, Ms. Griffin, Anna . . . McComb, Ms. Griffin, Bernadine .. . Crosby, Ms. Griffin, Leatrice ... Summit, Ms. Griffin, Robin .. . Tylertown, Ms. Gurney, Jeffrey ... Liberty, Ms. Gurn ey, Shirley ... Liberty, Ms. Haines, Bobby ... McComb, Ms. Halford, Kenneth .. . Natchez, Ms. Hall, Nora ... McComb, Ms. Hamilton, Lynda . . . McComb Hampton, Barbara . . . Magnolia, Ms. Harden, Jane .. . Magnolia, Ms. Harms, Laverne . .. McComb, Ms. Harnes, Bobby ... McComb, Ms. Harrell, Deborah . . . McComb, Ms. Harrell, Hilton .. . Magnolia, Ms. Harris, Carrie .. . McComb, Ms. Harrison, Gwen . .. McComb, Ms. Hart, Donald ... Summit, Ms. Harvey, Alton . . . Tylertown, Ms. Harvey, Mary . . . McComb, Ms. Harvey, Thomas . . . Liberty, Ms. Hawkins, Queen .. . Brookhaven, Ms. Hay, Charles .. . Osyka, Ms. Haynes, Veronica . . . McComb, Ms. Hemphill, Deborah . .. McComb, Ms. Henry, Donna . .. McComb, Ms. Herring, Gloria . . . Meadville, Ms. Hewitt, Donna . . . Summit, Ms. Hewitt, Mickey . . . Summit, Ms. Hewitt, William . .. Summit, Ms. Hill, Hannah .. . Brookhaven, Ms. Hill, Robert ... McComb, Ms. Hodges, Richard . .. Bogue Chitto, Ms. Holden, James . .. Liberty, Ms. Holifield, Brodie .. . McComb, Ms. Holmes, Edith . .. Magnolia, Ms. Holmes, William . . . Tylertown, Ms. Hood, Vicki . .. Meadville, Ms. Hooper, Jack ... McComb, Ms. Hootsell, Rebecca .. . Liberty, Ms. Houston, Joyce ... Tylertown, Ms. Howell, Keith .. . Jayess, Ms. Hudson, Betty ... McComb, Ms. Hughes, Brett . . . Baton Rouge, La. Hughes, Kathy .. . Centreville, MS. Hughey, Laura ... Summit, Ms. Huhn, Tina .. . Tylertown, Ms. Humphries, Claudia . . . Summit, Ms. Jackson, John . .. Magnolia, Ms. Jackson, Alvin . . . Centreville, Ms. Jackson, Martie ... St. Francisville, La. Jackson, Mary ... Gloster, Ms. Jacks on, Montez ... McComb, Ms. Jackson, Oliver ... Magnolia, Ms. Jackson, Richard ... Magnolia, Ms. Jackson, Shelia ... Gloster, Ms. Jackson, William . . . McComb, Ms. Jacques, Anthony .. . Summit, Ms. Jaques, Carla . .. Summit, Ms. James, Mildred .. . Magnolia, Ms. Jefferson, David . .. Jayess, Ms. Jefferson, Loretta . . . McComb, Ms. Jenkins, Mose ... McComb, Ms. Johnson, Bobby . .. Summit, Ms. Johnson, Deidre .. . Crosby, Ms. Johnson, Janet ... McComb, Ms. Johnson, Johne . . . Magnolia, Ms. Johnson, Sheila . .. Summit, Ms. Johnson, Suzanne . . . McComb, Ms. Johnston, Jeffrey .. . Brookhaven, Ms. Johnston, Marjorie . .. Summit, Ms. Jones, Atonia .. . Centreville, Ms. Jones, Ellen ... Liberty, Ms. Jones, Ernest ... Centreville, Ms. Jones, Frankie ... Liberty, Ms. Jones, Isiah . .. Summit, Ms. Jones, Terry .. . McComb, Ms. Jones, Vivian ... Tylertown, Ms. Jones, William . . . McComb. Ms. Jordan, Amanda . .. Smithdale, Ms. Jordan, Christopher . . . Liberty, Ms. Jordan, Christopher . .. Liberty, Ms. Jordan, Jill . . . McCall Creek, Ms. Jordan, Sylvia . . . Meadville, Ms. Keen, Beverly .. . Magnolia, Ms. Keist, Karl ... McComb, Ms. Kelly, Brenda . . . Summit, Ms. Kelly, Ronald . .. Natchez, Ms. Kelly, Troy ... Crosby, Ms. Kendall, Shirley .. . McComb, Ms. Kenna, Robert ... McComb, Ms. Kennedy, Dorien .. . Magnolia, Ms. Kennedy, John . . . Magnolia, Ms. Kennedy, Stevie ... Tylertown, Ms. Kennemer, Ronald .. . Osyka, Ms. Kathley, Ina ... Summit, Ms. Killingsworth, Tommy ... McComb, Ms. King, Deborah . .. Jayess, Ms. King, Sharon . .. Summit, Ms. King, Stephen .. . Summit, Ms. Kirk, Stephen . . . Natchez, Ms. Kliesch, Brenda . .. Osyka, Ms. Knight, Debbie ... Gloster, Ms. Knighton, Marianne ... Centreville, Ms. Knighton, William ... Centreville, Ms. Knox, Von ... McComb, Ms. Krapac, Stephen .. . McComb, Ms. Kreutz, Susan . . . Greensburg, La. Kuss, Carol . . . Magnolia, Ms. Laird, Michael . . . Tylertown, Ms. Lambert, Carey .. . McComb, Ms. Lambert, Edward .. . Tangipahoa, La. Lambert, Gwyn ... Tylertown, Ms. Lambert, Jacquelyn . . . Tylertown, Ms. Lambert, Nancy .. . Monticello, Ms. Lamkin, Diane .. . McComb, Ms. Lamkin, Martha .. . McComb, Ms. Lancaster, Maverick . .. Greensburg, La. Langenstein, Jeffrey . .. Magnolia, Ms. Lanier, Lauren . . . Magnolia, Ms. Lansing, Richard .. . Magnolia, Ms. Lea, James ... Gloster, Ms. Lea, Patricia .. . Osyka, Ms. Lea, Pauline ... Liberty, Ms. Lee, Emma .. . Summit, Ms. Lee, Kathleen . .. McComb, Ms. Lee, Lavern .. . Foxworth, Ms. Lee, Mark ... Summit, Ms. Lee, William . .. McComb, Ms. Leggett, Betty . . . McComb, Ms. Leglue, Linda .. . Magnolia, Ms. Lehe, Eric . . . Magnolia, Ms. Lewis, Davey . . . Summit, Ms. Lewis, Gary .. . Magnolia, Ms. Lewis, Jeff . . . Magnolia, Ms. Lewis, Roxanne . . . McComb, Ms. Lewman, Randy ... Summit, Ms. Lindsey, Debra . . . Jayess, Ms. Linton, Joy ... McComb, Ms. Littlefield, Gary . . . Clinton, La. Logan, Teresa .. . Magnolia, Ms. Longmire, Gordon . . . Meadville, Ms. Love, Jill .. . McComb, Ms. Lumpkin, Charles . . . McComb, Ms. Lumpkin, Jackie .. . McComb, Ms. Lumpkin, John ... McComb, Ms. Lumpkin, Willie . .. Fernwood, Ms. Magee, Alfred . . . Magnolia, Ms. Magee, Artis ... Magnolia, Ms. Magee, Debra . .. Tylertown, Ms. Magee, Duncan .. . McComb, Ms. Magee, Freddie .. . McComb, Ms. Magee, John ... Sandy Hook, Ms. Magee, Margery ... Monticello, Ms. Magee, Reginald . . . Magnolia, Ms. 158 Magee, Richard . . . McComb, Ms. Magee, Shirley . . . Tylertown, Ms. Magee, Wilkie . .. Magnolia, Ms. Magee, William . . . McComb, Ms. Mancuso, William . . . McComb, Ms. Mangum, Kelvin ... Tylertown, Ms. Manseill, Bobby . . . Brookhaven, Ms. Mapes, Betty .. . Osyka, Ms. Marbury, Debbie . .. Summit, Ms. Marsalis, Ann . . . Summit, Ms. Marsalis, David . . . McComb, Ms. Marsalis, Velveeta .. . Summit, Ms. Marshall, Eve . . . Brookhaven, Ms. Martin, Billie . . . Ruth, Ms. Martin, Excell, . . . McComb, Ms. Martin, Gregory ... Jayess, Ms. Martin, Yvonne .. . McComb, Ms. Matthews, Mattie . . . Tylertown, Ms. May, Glen . . . Summit, Ms. May, ]ames . . . Tylertown, Ms. May, Laura . . . McComb, Ms. May, Lisa . .. Baton Rouge, La. May, Rosie . . . McComb, Ms. May, Tami . . . Tylertown, Ms. McBeth, William . . . Tylertown, Ms. McBride, John . . . Summit, Ms. McCall, Scott . . . Summit, Ms. McClain, Frank . . . Centreville, Ms. McClendon, Dennis . . . Magnolia, Ms. McConnell, James . . . Baton Rouge, La. McCray, Roy . . . Liberty, Ms. MlcCullough, Belinda . . . McComb, Ms. McCullough, Halbert . . . Bogue Chitto, Ms. McCullough, Howell . . . Summit, Ms. McDaniel, Bruce . . . McComb, Ms. McDaniel, Carl . . . Magnolia, Ms. McDaniel, Juana . . . McComb, Ms. McDonald, Thomas ... Tylertown, Ms. McDowell, Ronald . . . McComb, Ms. McElveen, David . . . Baton Rouge, La. McEwen, Abraham . . . Magnolia, Ms. McEwen, Calvin . . . Jayess, Ms. McEwen, Carron . . . Ruth, Ms. McEwen, Harrey .. . Magnolia, Ms. McGehee, Mary .. . Liberty, Ms. McGhee, Annette .. . McComb, Ms. McGhee, Pearlystine . . . McComb, Ms. McGowan, Bobbie . . . Magnolia, Ms. McGowan, Percy .. . McComb, Ms. McKee, Susan . . . Bogue Chitto, Ms. McKenzie, Brenda . . . McComb, Ms. McKenzie, George ... McComb, Ms. McKenzie, Larry . . . McComb, Ms. McKenzie, Tomi ... Sandy Hook, Ms. McKlemurry, Beverly .. . Jayess, Ms. McNeil, Terry . . . Tylertown, Ms. Middleton, Donna . . . Summit, Ms. Miller, John . . . Magnolia, Ms. Millican, David .. . McComb, Ms. Mingo, Joseph . .. McComb, Ms. Mixon, William . . . Magnolia, Ms. Moak, Jennifer ... Summit, Ms. Moak, Laura . . . Summit, Ms. Moak, Mikell . . . Summit, Ms. Moak, Rex .. . McComb. Ms. Moak, Robert .. . Summit, Ms. Moak, Weldon . . . Summit, Ms. Monley, Easter . . . Summit, Ms. Montagna, Susue ... Magnolia, Ms. Montgomery, Darry .. . Summit, Ms. Moore, Daryl . . . Smithdale, Ms. Moore, James . . . Jayess, Ms. Morgan, Florence . . . Centreville, Ms. Morgan, Nancy . .. Jayess, Ms. Morris, Dianne .. . Tylertown, Ms. Morris, Elizabeth . . . Tylertown, Ms. Morris, Janice . . . Tylertown, Ms. Morris, Tammie ... Summit, Ms. Moses, Larry . . . Summit, Ms. Mote, Pattie . . . McComb, Ms. Muhammad, Sanovia . . . Bogue Chitto, Ms. Munson, Emily . . . McComb, Ms. Murphy, Deborah . . . McComb, Ms. Murphy, Milton . . . McComb, Ms. Murrell, Hazel . .. McComb, Ms. Myers, Carolyn . .. McComb, Ms. Nash, Marilyn . .. Summit, Ms. Netterville, Karen . .. Gloster, Ms. Nettles, Tony . . . Jayess, Ms. Newcomb, Linda . . . Martin, Tn. Newman, Carolyn . . . Osyka, Ms. Neyland, Connie . . . Centreville, Ms. Nicholas, Vernon . .. McComb, Ms. Nikolaus, Jean . . . McComb, Ms. Nimon, Tammy .. . Summit, Ms. Nix, Cynthia . . . Brookhaven, Ms. Nobles, Daryl . . . Summit, Ms. Nobles, Mitchell . . . Summit, Ms. Nobles, Sheryle . . . Osyka, Ms. Nunnery, David . . . Ruth, Ms. Nunnery, David . . . Magnolia, Ms. Nunnery, Larry . . . Liberty, Ms. Nunnery, George . . . Smithdale, Ms. Nunnery, Margaret . . . Magnolia, Ms. Nunnery, William . . . Magnolia, Ms. Omdal, Brian . . . Gonzales, La. Orourke, Michael .. . Quantico, Va. Osborne, John . . . Magnolia, Ms. Ott, Dennis .. . McComb, Ms. Ott, Virginia . . . Osyka, Ms. Owens, Dewayne . . . Tylertown, Ms. Parker, Sandra . .. Summit, Ms. Parks, Monty .. . McComb, Ms. Parks, Tami . . . McComb, Ms. Passman, John . . . Magnolia, Ms. Patt, Juanita .. . McComb, Ms. Patterson, Rayford . . . Liberty, Ms. Payne, Lillian . . . Magnolia, Ms. Peak, David . . . Walker, La. Perry, Michael . . . Crosby, Ms. Petty, Ann . . . Magnolia, Ms. Pickett, Vera . . . Smithdale, Ms. Pigott, Gwen . . . Tylertown, Ms. Pigott, Lorraine . . . Tylertown, Ms. Pine, Jerry .. . McComb, Ms. Pine, Marion . . . McComb, Ms. Pittman, Lynn . . . Summit, Ms. Pittman, Ora . . . McComb, Ms. Pittman, Paula . . . Summit, Ms. Plotner, Harry . . . Summit, Ms. Poole, Jo Lea ... Gloster, Ms. Porter, Daryl . . . McComb, Ms. Pounds, Charles ... Magnolia, Ms. Pouns, Donald ... McComb, Ms. Powe, Billy ... Tylertown, Ms. Pray, David .. . Summit, Ms. Prescott, Raynond . . . Magnolia, Ms. Prescott, Robert . . . Magnolia, Ms. Pressler, Mark . .. McComb. Ms. Prestridge, Janet . .. McComb, Ms. Price, Brenda . . . McComb, Ms. Price, Carolyn . . . Magnolia, Ms. Quin, Milly . . . Summit, Ms. Quinn, Jerry . . . McComb, Ms. Rand, Walter .. . Tylertown, Ms. Rankin, Lawrence . . . Gloster, Ms. Ratcliff, John . . . Tylertown, Ms. Ray, Michael . . . Amite, La. Ray, Robert . .. McComb, Ms. Ray, Sanford .. . Liberty, Ms. Reames, Carter .. . Ethel, La. Reardon, Rayreine . . . Brookhaven, Ms. Reeves, Melanie .. . Smithdale, Ms. Reeves, W.E. ... McComb, Ms. Reid, Elizabeth . .. Summit, Ms. Renfrew, Barbara . . . McComb, Ms. Reppond, Benny .. . Tylertown, Ms. Reynolds, Myrna .. . Norwood, La. Rhodus, Barry . . . Magnolia, Ms. Rhodus, Sandra ... Magnolia, Ms. Richardson, Raymond .. . McComb, Ms. Ridley, Jeffery . . . Summit, Ms. Rish, Jacqueline . . . Columbus, Ms. Rish, Mike .. . McComb, Ms. Ritchie, Debbie . . . McComb, Ms. Roberts, Benjamin . . . Summit, Ms. Roberts, Cecil .. . McComb, Ms. Robert son, Joseph . . . Independence, La. Robinson, Doris . . . Summit, Ms. Robinson, Eddie . . . Tylertown, Ms. Robinson, Leroy . .. Summit, Ms. Robinson, Thomas . . . Summit, Ms. Rodgers, Harry . . . Magnolia, Ms. Rodgers, Charles .. . Centreville, Ms. Rollins, Michael . . . Meadville, Ms. Rollins, Michael S. . . . Rollins, Sherry . . . Gloster, Ms. Rowell, Nancy . . . McComb, Ms. Rushing, Donna ... McComb, Ms. Rushing, Ken . . . Tylertown, Ms. Ryan, Carrie . . . Woodville, Ms. Sanders, Charles . . . Baton Rouge, La. Sasser, Sharon ... Bogue Rouge, La. Sather, Donna . .. Natchez, Ms. Sauls, Carloss .. . McComb, Ms. Schilling, Hilton . . . Osyka, Ms. Scott, Robert . . . McComb, Ms. Scott, Sharon . . . Magnolia, Ms. Seago, Deborah . . . McComb, Ms. Seals, Linda . . . Summit, Ms. Seals, Veries ... Summit, Ms. Segrest, Johnny . . . McComb, Ms. Seneca, Ruel . . . Plaquemine, La. Sheffeild, Melissa .. . McComb, Ms. Sherman, Larry .. . Woodville, Ms. Sibley, Brenda ... Summit, Ms. Sibley, Harry . .. Summit, Ms. Simmons, Barbara . . . Osyka. Ms. Simmons, Beverly . . . Tylertown, Ms. Simmons, Johnny . . . McComb, Ms. Simmons, Louis .. . McComb, Ms. Sims, Brian .. . New Orleans, La. Sims, Judy .. . Osyka, Ms. Sims, Richard . . . McComb, Ms. Sims, Steven .. . McComb, Ms. Sims, Thomas .. . McComb, Ms. Sims, Wanice . . . McComb, Ms. Sinopoli, Dominic . . . McComb, Ms. Slaton, Mark . .. Magnolia, Ms. Smith, Bernita . .. McComb. Ms. Smith, Charles . . . Tylertown, Ms. Smith, Charlotte .. . Magnolia, Ms. Smith, Cheryl . . . Woodville, Ms. 159 Smith, Danny . . . McComb, Ms. Smith, Dannye H. . . . Summit, Ms. Smith, Debbie . . . McComb, Ms. Smith, Dianne .. . Meadville, Ms. Smith, Freddie .. . Osyka, Ms. Smith, Jewel . . . McComb, Ms. Smith, J.C. ... McComb, Ms. Smith, John . . . McComb, Ms. Smith, John H. ... Summit, Ms. Smith, John L. . . . McComb, Ms. Smith, Joy . . . McComb, Ms. Smith, Kim . .. Livingston, La. Smith, Michael .. . Summit, Ms. Smith, Michael A. . . . Amite, La. Smith, Norman . .. Summit, Ms. Smith, Robert . .. Gloster, Ms. Smith, Rocky ... Summit, Ms. Smith, Stephen .. . Summit, Ms. Smith, Tony .. . Tylertown, Ms. Smith, Tracey .. . McComb, Ms. Smylie, Mary . .. Gloster, Ms. Sorrell, Luther . . . McComb, Ms. Sorrell, Regina .. . McComb, Ms. Sparks, Donna .. . McComb, Ms. Speights, Deborah . . . Silver Creek, Ms. Spiers, Pamela ... Summit, Ms. Spillman, Laura .. . Jackson, La. Starkey, Ricky . .. Summit, Ms. Sterling, Kathy . .. Gloster, Ms. Stevens, David . . . Summit, Ms. Stewart, Anneliese ... McComb, Ms. Stewart, Donald ... Liberty, Ms. Stewart, Marion .. . Magnolia, Ms. Stewart, Penny ... Liberty, Ms. Stockton, Lawanda ... Summit, Ms. Stockton, Margaret . . . McComb, Ms. Stogner, Houston . . . Tylertown, Ms. Strawbridge, William . . . Liberty, Ms. Sudduth, Charles .. . Summit, Ms. Sullivan, Lynn . .. Tylertown, Ms. Sullivan, Nancy .. . Tylertown, Ms. Sumrall, Anna ... Tylertown, Ms. Surber, Pamela . .. Tylertown, Ms. Taplin, David . .. Gloster, Ms. Tate, Larry . . . Magnolia, Ms. Taylor, Betty .. . McComb, Ms. Taylor, Cecilia ... McComb, Ms. Taylor, Charles ... Columbia, Ms. Taylor, Doug ... McComb, Ms. Taylor, John ... Magnolia, Ms. Taylor, Leroy .. . McComb, Ms. Taylor, Marilyn ... Osyka, Ms. Taylor, Timothy .. . Liberty, Ms. Taylor, Tina . .. Liberty, Ms. Taylor, Travis . .. Summit, Ms. Terrell, Leo ... Bogue Chitto, Ms. Terry, Regina . . . Magnolia, Ms. Theriot, George ... Summit, Ms. Thomas, Dana . . . Sandy Hook, Ms. Thomas, Darrley ... McComb, Ms. Thompson, Anthony .. . Summit, Ms. Thompson, Robert . . . McComb. Ms. Thompson, Teddy .. . Summit, Ms. Thompson, Vonda . . . McComb, Ms. Thornburg, Ronald . .. Magnolia, Ms. Thornton, Benjamin .. . McComb, Ms. Thornhill, Noel ... Tylertown, Ms. Thurman, Donna .. . McComb, Ms. Tillery, Kirschvink . . . Greensburg, La. Tillman, Claudia ... Magnolia, Ms. Tobias, Nathan ... Gloster, Ms. Todd, Russell .. . Baton Rouge, La. Toney, Kadious . . . Jayess, Ms. Touchstone, Nora . . . Brookhaven, Ms. Townsend, Ronnie . . . Brookhaven, Ms. Travis, Inette .. . Jayess, Ms. Traylor, Linda . .. McComb, Ms. Tudor, Vicki . . . Summit, Ms. Turner, Benton . . . Bogue Chitto, Ms. Turner, Dorothy ... Turner, Jerry .. . McComb, Ms. Tynes, Bonita . .. Jayess, Ms. Tynes, Merlin ... Clinton, La. Tynes, Rebecca .. . Tylertown, Ms. Van Dan Chrisel . . . Tylertown, Ms. Varnado, Eugene .. . McComb, Ms. Varnado, Jimmy ... Magnolia, Ms. Varnell, Ginger .1. Vernon, Denise . .. Osyka, Ms. Villemarette, Carl .. . McComb, Ms. Walker, Bobby .. . McComb, Ms. Walker, Elizabeth . .. McComb, Ms. Walker, Lewis . . . McComb, Ms. Walker, Linda ... Summit, Ms. Walker, Tommy ... Gloster, Ms. Wall, Donice .. . McComb, Ms. Wall, Sherrie ... McComb, Ms. Wall, Willie .. . McComb, Ms. Wallace, Bertha ... McComb, Ms. Wallace, Beverly ... Summit, Ms. Wallace, Billy .. . McComb, Ms. Wallace, Dewitt .. . McComb, Ms. Wallace, Julie ... McComb, Ms. Wallace, Timothy .. . McComb, Ms. Wallace, Virginia .. . Bogue Chitto, Ms. Waller, Rebekah .. . Gloster, Ms. Walsh, Jon .. . Liberty, Ms. Wanzo, Leroy .. . McComb, Ms. Ward, Dwight .. . McComb, Ms. Warner, Olia .. . Tylertown, Ms. Warner, Olister .. . McComb, Ms. Washington, Audrey . . . Magnolia, Ms. Washington, Lacy .. . Independence, La. Washington, Otto, Jr. .. . Brookhaven, Ms. Watkins, Lucia ... McComb, Ms. Watson, John ... Walker, La. Weathersby, Ann . .. Magnolia, Ms. Weatherspoon, Johnny ... Gloster, Ms. Webber, Claudia .. . Magnolia, Ms. Weber, Jerry ... McComb, Ms. Welch, Bill ... Fernwood, Ms. Welch, Linda . .. McComb, Ms. Wells, Gale .. . Magnolia, Ms. Wells, Joy ... Natchez, Ms. Wells, William .. . McComb, Ms. Whaley, Linda ... Tylertown, Ms. White, Debbie ... Summit, Ms. White, Imogene ... Gloster, Ms. White, Patricia . .. McComb, Ms. Whittington, Ernest . . . Summit, Ms. Whittington, Lisa ... McComb, Ms. Whittington, Robert . .. McComb, Ms. Wicker, Marilynn .. . Summit, Ms. Wilkinson, Estelle ... McComb, Ms. Wilkinson, Nancy . .. Summit, Ms. Wilkinson, Patrick ... Liberty, Ms. Wilkinson, Rebecca ... McComb, Ms. Wilkinson, Robert .. . McComb, Ms. Wilks, Robert .. . Baton Rouge, La. Williams, Alvin ... Sandy Hook, Ms. Williams, Anthony .. . McComb, Ms. Williams, Charlotte .. . Liberty, Ms. Williams, Ellen . . . McComb, Ms. Williams, Gwendolyn . .. McComb, Ms. Williams, Harvey ... McComb, Ms. Williams, John .. . Magnolia, Ms. Williams, Joseph . . . Gloster, Ms. Williams, Lee . .. Gloster, Ms. Williams, Linda . . . McComb, Ms. Williams, Melanie . . . McComb, Ms. Williams, Nancy . . . McComb, Ms. Williams, Ruby . . . McComb, Ms. Williams, Wendy .. . Tylertown, Ms. Williams, Yvonne .. . Magnolia, Ms. Willie, Lee, Jr. . . . Loranger, La. Willie, Myer .. . Folsom, La. Willis, Earl . . . Plaquemine, La. Willis, Jo Anne . . . Tylertown, Ms. Wilson, Albert .. . Summit, Ms. Wilson, Charles . .. Baton Rouge, La. Wilson, Denise ... Magnolia, Ms. Wilson, Jeddy . . . Tylertown, Ms. Wilson, Karyl . .. Brookhaven, Ms. Wilson, Marvin .. . McComb, Ms. Winston, Hazel ... McComb, Ms. Wolbrecht, Richard . .. McComb, Ms. Wood, David ... Starkville, Ms. Wood, Deidre . .. Tylertown, Ms. Wood, Gwendolyn .. . Tylertown, MS. Woodall, Carlton . . . McComb, Ms. Woodall, Reginald .. . Magnolia, Ms. Wroten, Kathy ... Summit, Ms. Wroten, Marty ... Summit, Ms. Wyre, Gloria .. . Greensburg, La. Yates, Melissa .. . McComb, Ms. Yawn, Pam .. . McComb, Ms. Yoas, Teresia ... Summit, Ms. Young, Bill . . . Ruth, Ms. Young, Glen .. . Summit, Ms. Young, Hubert .. . McComb, Ms. Young, Isaac ... Ruth, Ms. Young, Judy . .. McComb, Ms. Young, Nathaline .. . McComb, Ms. Young, Susan .. . McComb. Ms. Youngblood, Donald .. . McComb, Ms. I t I (H) TO SUM IT ALL UP The school year was filled with (A) elections (B) parties (C) tests (D) all of the above. The student body attended (A) what seemed like 5000 school days (B) 12 school days (C) 175 school days. One word that would sum up this school year is CHOICES Green grass atfd flowing steams or asphalt streets and concretjkbeams; Wooded forest and natural ditches or man’s own greedland personal riches; Forests with wildlife Bning through or just a trip to the local zoo; Mountains and valleys and open seas or polluted air and cut down trees; Freedom of speech and freedom to try ; . or ordered around and told when to die; Sparkling cities and very safe towns or murder, corruption, and crime all around; Loving parents with time for thefr child or neglected kids on the street running wild; People helping people in all of the places or bigotry and hate for the color of faces; These are the choices for the world and mankind Take your ase • • • ta e y° ur time. Cliff Reid Time, i t uy fS find uohat a + me. St u as Xt u AS a time of fnnocenc-C. f +i ' me. of con- f! deoc.es Long aqo it most be T A ave. A ptotoaraph Preserve your rWemories They ' re 371 that ' s left you. S m6t Bod Cxa. r f -r Ke I Well, the annuals are finally here. I hope your annual will mean half of what it means to me. After working on this yearbook for nearly a year, it has become a part of me. I would like to acknowledge our excellent photographer, Cynthia Etheridge, because wthout her this annual could not have been made. Thanks also to Mrs. Mildrid Craig, yearbook adviser, who was supportive in the most trying times. Students attend Southwest for a variety of reasons. Many come to get an education, to pass the time, to play football, to grow up, to get away from home, to get married, to follow in big brother’s footsteps, to be with friends ... the list is endless. No matter the reason one attends Southwest, the time here is filled with experiences. New ex¬ periences that before long become a somewhat daily routine. We have tried to capture some of these unforgettable experiences in this “memory book be¬ cause these experiences will always be yours to treasure and forever love. Thanks to all of those who, in the past year and in the eighteen before it while living at South¬ west Jr. College, have given me a lot to laugh at, a lot to love, and a lot to look back on. Here’s to the songs we used to sing And here’s to the times we used to know It’s hard to hold them in our arms again And it’s hard to let them go. Lisa Reid 1978 Editor r L