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

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1981 volume:

3 VI 70 THE BEAR FACTS 1981 WHISPERING PINES SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI JUNIOR COLLEGE SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI 39666 VOLUME 49 The black bear has been SMJC’s mascot for about 32 years. Over other. He has boosted our spirits and given us an outlook on life—Be the years, SMJC has had three bears—first there was Jehu, then what you are and face up to life—the Bear Facts! came Peaches and now there is the all-time favorite, Charlie. Charlie has become a part of almost every student’s life in one way or an- KB � i K.C.S. BEAR FACTS CONTENTS Opening 2 Student Life 10 Sports Clubs Academics People 110 Advertisements 176 SMJC band marches proudly in the Pike County Fair Parade. Carey Stockton enjoys a game of ping pong. 2 Opening Section Bears start the game off right against East Ms. Jr. College. We’re Fifty-one and we’ve just begun, Southwest. Begun to grow and learn Begun to have fun and to laugh Begun to live our lives Begun to shape the times we live in We’ve just begun to form the BEAR FACTS. Opening Section BEAR FACTS Everyone loved the PTK watermelon cutting, especially Clint Conque. Vivian Reynolds and Cornelia Dickerson get a post-pep rally hug from Randy Jones. Tamara Abdul-Hadi, Wallace Hamilton, Randy Alford and Debbie Pigott do the ever-popular ‘‘Cotton-Eye Joe” at the fairgrounds. 4 Opening Section A lot of contact for a little yardage in a tough loss to Itawamba. The people we knew The places we went The things we loved to do The memories of the special times The happy and the sad. The way we were— The BEAR FACTS . . . Opening Section 5 Glenda Johnston and Sonya Smith share the latest news over dinner. Jimmy Stephenson and Wallace Hamilton enjoy the BSU Welcome Party. Duane Stevens spends a lot of his time talking to friends on the phone. We learned a lot here at Southwest. We laughed and cried. We loved and hated. Friends came and went. We’ve seen a lot of change. We’ve grown up. It’s hard to believe our time here is almost up. It can’t have been a year already. Can it? But, it has. 6 Opening Section Bears get fired up before the Gulf Coast game. Just yesterday we looked at the clock on the wall and won¬ dered if the time would ever pass. Now we look at the clock and wonder where the time went. It flew by so fast. It were as though the time had wings. Opening Section 7 SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI JUNIOR COLLEGE Player Gerald Cayer experiences the pain of injury and defeat during the Itawamba game. The ray of early morning sunshine on the ever-familiar landmark gives the onlooker a feeling of being at home. Football players, James Earl Reynolds, Sid Siebert, Darren Landry, Clint Conque, Lonnie Morris, Reese Bridgman, and George Noflin have one common goal: proving SMJC 1. 8 Opening Section BEAR FACTS We go now; but, a big part of us will stay here. Southwest is a part of us, and we are a part—a part of Southwest—a part of THE BEAR FACTS OF 1981. P.S.D. Opening Section 9 Tonya Rawls, Monica Lacey, and Tommy Badon en¬ joy jus’ chartin ' at the Cowboy dance. Always Something! Lauren Brister just loves to play ping pong in the Student Union. Mark Collins and Beverly Jackson serve treats to beat the summertime heat and registration. “There’s never a dull moment here.” “You can never tell what to ex¬ pect at Southwest.” “The thing you least expect to happen, always happens the re.” Yes, that’s the life of a South¬ west student. Whether one lives on campus or off, there’s al¬ ways something going on: Monday night—football in the girls’ dorm. The Student Union on Tuesday. Wednesday night—a night away from the books—and on the town. Thursday night, the pep rally and a movie. Believe it or not, somewhere in there, there’s time for study. Student life—that’s the crowd that gathers in the lobby of the girls’ dorm to watch T.V. The crazy life of a Southwest student staying up past midnight and getting up before dawn, then taking three tests the next day. What makes Southwest stu¬ dents do crazy things like going on all-night “Bear Patrol” before homecoming? Fun, excitement, and just plain adventure are the answers to these. As one student said, “Someday, I’ll be able to tell my kids about this!” Besides it’s all part of going to SMJC—part of being a Bear. Just another part of the “BEAR FACTS” P.S.D. 10 Student Life Le Wair Coker takes advantage of the wide selection of magazines found in the SMJC Library. STUDENT LIFE Student Life 11 Martha May goes through the weekend routine of moving in and out. Dorms Prove To Be A Lively Place It is just another year for SMJC soph¬ omores; but, to the SMJC freshmen, it is a new life. Dorm life is 12:30 curfew, new friends ... These are all important as¬ pects of “dorming”. Roaches . . . crickets . . . borrowed clothes . . . pillow fights . . . shrill voices at three A.M. . . . heaps of laughter. These are only a few of the perils of dorm life. You might call them “occupa¬ tional hazards”! Dorm life is waking in the early morning hours to find five girls in the room screeching “RAT” at the top of their lungs was many girls initiation into dorm life. One might know, there wasn’t a rat within ten miles of the SMJC campus. Even though there are a lot of prob¬ lems, noises, homework, and confusion there is still even more laughter, laughter over boyfriends, lumpy beds, bad grades, and wrinkled jeans can be heard in, near, or around the girls’ dorm 24 hours a day. Dorm Life 13 BSU Pres. Carolyn Jackson and member Curtis Hughes provided refreshments to weary registration students. 14 Registration 1980 Vivian Reynolds takes time out from registering to give a reassuring smile. Both Rona Dye and Tommy Lewman give warm wel¬ comes to registering students. Ugh! Those Cards Ah, those little cards! Everyone hates them. You can’t seem to get away from them—they follow you relentlessly. They’re known as registration cards! Registration—the curse of the stu¬ dents. 1980 registration was, most likely, one of the smoothest in Southwest his¬ tory. More students enrolled at South¬ west this year than at any other time with a total of 1136 registering. Even with all those registering, the lines still moved fairly fast. The BSU and Wesley Foundation were on hand with coke booths to make registration more bearable. A special thanks to everyone who helped fight the battle of the little com¬ puter card. P.S.D. Registration 1980 15 Wallace Hamilton “gets down” to the music at the SGA sponsored Cowboy Dance. Rod Smith and Glenda Nunnery do the Two-Step to the popular hit “Lookin’ for Love” from the sound¬ track Urban Cowboy”. Cotton-Eye Joe and Away We Go SMJC students got acquainted western style in 1980, and the response was a hearty western YAHOO!” Top Notch Talent was there to spin the hits and one of the biggest crowds of Southwest students ever turned out to enjoy the “Get Acquainted Dance.” “Let’s Dance” was heard throughout the student union and no one stayed shy for long. A contest for the “Best Dressed Cowboy and Cowgirl” was held and proved a big success. When it was over, everyone was sure Southwest was the “hospitable” place to be. P.S.D. Joey Fortenberry and Colleen Stringer win cowboy hats for being the best dressed cowboy and cowgirl at the Get Acquainted Dance. Carl Moak and Gregg Coke compete for best dressed cowboy. Betsy Carraway enjoys the variety of music, people and outfits at Cowboy Dance. Cowboy Dance 17 Coach Davis loves those Bears. The cheerleaders always work hard to keep the spirit up at SMJC. Randy Hedstrom and Bryan Alford sport shaved heads, to show their bear spirit! Larry McDaniel, Jeff Pierce, and the rest of the band boost the spirit at the pep rallies. 18 Pep Rallies Pep Rallies Boost Spirit When one thinks of the BEAR FACTS of 1981, he can scarcely forget the one thing which probably had the most ap¬ peal—the pep rallies! Everyone may not have been involved in the band or sports. Everyone can’t be in the Hall of Fame. Some students have probably not even seen the SGA meet. But, surely, everyone loves the pep rallies!!! Paula Jackson, Eileen Allen, and Erma Schillings were there to support the bears. Pep Rallies 19 Pep Rallies Boost Spirit And what would they be without the football players and their “pile-up”—with¬ out the cheerleaders and their skits— without the mohawks and shaved heads—without the band to play the mu- New Bears, Sonya Smith and Jill Brewer, enjoy pep rallies. sic—without the spirit bell—without the weekly admonition from the coaches and captains to “get fired up”—without the student body and their spirit and sup¬ port—without you? Look and see! You were a part of the BEAR FACES of 1981! 20 Pep Rallies SMJC Band is a real “Bear backer”. Big Bear, Sid Siebert, turns “country cowboy”. The Bears have one Fired-up” football team. Debra McClendon doesn’t let the rain dampen her spirits. Pep Rallies 21 Assemblies .. . They Broaden Education Audience participation was a unique experience during the Christmas program presented by the chorus. Leon Bramlett gives an informative and up-to-date speech on the rising popularity and power of the Republican Party. The 1980-81 chorus under the direction of Mr. Eugene Price sings a variety of selections that are extremely enjoyable at recent assemblies. 22 Assemblies Gymnasts under the dedicated direction of Mr. Vannie Edwards, an alumni of SMJC, give a unique presentation of their skills. The 1980 Bear football cheerleaders lifted the teams’ spirit as well as the student body’s spirit as the Bears prepare for a big game. Assemblies 23 Homecoming 1980 The student body elected the court for Homecoming 1980, selecting one of the finest courts in SMJC’s 50 years. Vivian Reynolds of Gillsburg was se¬ lected as Homecoming Queen. Miss Reynolds was escorted by SGA president Donnie Ward. Her court included: Student body maid Niece Sterling of Gloster, who was es¬ corted by Donald Seale, Debra McClen¬ don of Gillsburg and Debra Reeves of Li¬ berty. They were escorted by Carl Moak and Jimmy Stephenson. Freshman maids were Barbara and Mary Bass of New Roads, Louisiana. Barbara’s escort for the evening was Wallace Hamilton and Mary’s Curtis Hughes. The football team selected Wanda Dupre was escorted by Cliff Reid. Even the rain didn’t dampen the spirits of the 1980 Homecoming court. Debra McClendon doesn’t let the rain spoil her parade. President Horace Holmes crowns Vivian Reynolds queen 1980 while escort, Donnie Ward, flower girl Dana Michelle Young and crown bearer, Jesse Reyn¬ olds watch. 1980 Escorts are Donnie Ward, Donald Seale, Curtis Hughes, Carl Moak, Jimmy Stephenson, Cliff Reid, and Wallace Hamilton. The homecoming court of 1980 elected by the student body are; Mary Bass, Freshman maid, Wanda Dupre’; Football Maid; Debra McClendon, Sophomore Maid; Vivian Reynolds, Queen; Niece Sterling, Student Body Maid; Debra Reeves, Sophomore Maid and Barbara Bass, Freshman Maid. Wanda Dupre’, Football Maid, awaits pre-game activities. I Homecoming 25 ■ Nothing Dampened the Bear Spirit It was the beginning of another 50 year reign for Southwest Junior College and the rain poured down. That didn’t dampen the spirits at SMJC’s 51st, though. The show went on. All week the Bears showed their spirit by participating in spirit days—dressing up as cowboys and Indians, hunters in camou¬ flage, and some of us even once or twice looked like rejects from somewhere else in time. An open house kicked off the festivities Saturday and visitors were allowed, for the first time, to tour the Southwest interdenomi¬ national chapel. That night, rain didn’t stop the Bear power either. The Bears defeated their arch-rival the Co-Lin Wolves 17-10. At half-time, Queen Vivian Reynolds was crowned. The weather occasionally caused a change of plans or place but it never hurt the Bear spirit. Randy Benedetto and Monica Lacey dress up for mix and match day. Open house into the boy’s dorm was one of the main attractions for homecoming day. Donnie Ward and Don¬ ald Seale show Jeanne Payne, Renee’ Richmond, and Angie Hightower around their home away from home. Homecoming Week 27 Nothing Dampened the Bear Spirit Mona King dressed for mix-and-match day. Cheerleader captain, Vivian Reynolds showed her spirit by over dressing for mix and match day. Lynn Bowman and Ansel Mote looked like real cow¬ boys on cowboy and Indian day. Susan Bellipani is on the war path against Co-Lin Wolves during homecoming spirit week. 1 The science department backdrop also illustrated SMJC’s homecoming theme. Open house to the girl’s dorm was also a success as Monica Lacey, Tamara Hadi, and Wanda Dupre’ show their room to John Weaver, Randy Jones, Bri¬ an Alford, Randy Benedetto and Marlon Warner. hit r rii r k ft A y j K C r s : v % Homecoming Dance 1980 The Homecoming dance was a success. Liz Szymanski moves to the beat of “Freeze” during the 1980 Homecoming dance. Darren Landry and Lynn McDonald enjoyed the dance. 30 Homecoming Dance Couples especially enjoyed the slow dances. Angie Hightower and Donnie Ward also enjoy the dance. ft ! Alumni Dennis DeLee and Sophomore Mona King take a break for refreshments during the dance. Homecoming Dance 31 Christmas at SMJC Christmas at SMJC was filled with love, sharing, giving, and excitement. Excite¬ ment for several reasons, but the most widely expressed excitement was for the annual SGA sponsored Christmas formal. Although the temperature outside was just above the freezing point, Papa Joe and the Riverboats provided a warm and cozy atmosphere inside the student union. “Bears filled the building for a night away from the books and a night filled with love, sharing, and giving. KCS T I) I 1 ! I n I Papa Joe and the Riverboats provided the music for the Christmas Dance. Several couples take a break during the dance to rest their feet and chat a while. § S 1 II Cliff Reid played the part of Santa Claus at the annual SGA sponsored Christmas Dance. 32 Christmas Dance James Earl Reynolds and date enjoy the slow dances. The song and the dance, “Lookin’ for the Good Stuff” was a hit at the dance. The Christmas Dance of 1980 was a success. SGA President Donnie Ward and date Angie Hightower take a break during the dance. These are a few of the familiar faces seen at Cowboy McCool’s. Pam Madison and Houston McDavitt move to the music at Cowboys. Marlon Warner, Monica Lacey, Randy Jones, and Wanda DuPree couple up to have a double good time at the local night-spot, Cowboy McCool’s. I 34 Night Life Mona King, Wanda Stringer, Glenda Nunnery, and Colleen Stringer do the ever- popular “Cotton-eye Joe . Martha May, Robin Brewer, and Niece Sterling learn a new country and western dance. Angela Coon and Tommy Badon enjoy dancing at Cowboy McCool’s. Bears Turn Cowboy With the western movement becoming more and more domi¬ nant, Cowboy McCool’s, a local nightspot, has become very popular with many Southwest students. Wednesday nights in¬ clude a trip to Cowboys where good times, good friends, and good fun are shared by the Bears. Having fun is a vital part of the Bear Facts 1980. KCS Night Life 35 Sharing . . . Good Times, Good Friends, Good Fun. Friends, Angela Coon, Clint Conque, and Ann Claire Brumfield gather at Cowboy McCool’s. Tamara Hadi and Bryan Alford share good times at Cowboy McCool’s. Elizabeth Monier takes a break between dances. 36 Night Life • s r Pat McCabe and Betsy Carraway enjoy the slow dances at Cowboys. Joey Morris and Susan Wilson dance to the rock-n-roll music also played at Cowboys. Night Life 37 Men’s basketball team waits for supper to be served. Who else could be more a part of the Bear Facts but the Bear athletic teams themselves? They represent¬ ed us proudly—on the field and off and we can be proud of the way they went about it. From football to basketball, baseball to tennis, golf, track, intra¬ murals— one thing for sure—we love our Bears. Look on and see the Bear Facts of sports 1980. Randy Jones shows 1 sign in last seconds of Co-Lin game. Basketball team practices hard to get ready for sea¬ son. 38 Sports BEAR FACTS... Gregg Coke did a teriffic job painting run-through signs for the football team. I SPORTS the 1980 football team included bottom row left to right: Steve Jelks, Darren Landry, Vince Graves, Mark Roussel, McNeil Mitchell, Jerry Bates, Alvin Davis, Roger Campbell, James Banks, Jeff Pigott, Donnie Coleman, Brent DeLee, Tab Barbay, Stevie Moore, 2nd row: Jimmy Keyes, Willis Bridges, Jimmy Magee, James Reyn¬ olds, Dudley Thompson, Clint Conque, Omar Hadi, Gary Minor, Louis Sturgeon, Marlon Warner, Carroll Brown, Randy Hedstrom, Glenn DeLee, George Noflin, 3rd 1980 football managers are Bruce Coffey, Carey Stocton, and Andrew Edwards. 40 Football Bear Football 1980 I The 1980 football edition of the Southwest Bears is now history. It was a season with great expectations, some fulfillments and some disappointments. The ’80 Bears were a team that aimed for the stars; talk about a State Championship and even a trip to Pasedena was not uncommon. But injuries among other setbacks stopped the Bears short of their goals. Let’s recap this year’s football season. In the season opener the Bears played host to the Lions of East Ms. Jr. College. The Lions, who were nationally ranked last year, came into Summit with a solid reputation. The game was totally dominated by the Bears, but mistakes proved too costly to over¬ come as the Bears were edged 10-17. The Gulf Coast game had to have been the finest game the Bears played. Defensively the Bears were flawless, as they used their quickness to contain the powerful Bulldogs’ attack, allowing them only 3 points. Offensively, the Bears controlled the ball and executed time-consuming drives when they were most needed. The Bears’ only score came when Bear quarterback Mark Roussel found Ross McCullough alone in the end zone. The win marked the first time in nearly twenty years Southwest had defeated the Gulf Coast Bulldogs. After such an emotional win the week before, the Hinds game was a letdown for the Bears, although it didn’t seem like it in the beginning. The Bears scored first in the initial quarter on a long run by tailback Jimmy Keyes, but Hinds came back to tie it at 7 apiece after trading touchdown passes in the first half. Hinds scored once more in the second half which proved to be enough for the win. Hinds 21, Southwest 14. Week four proved disastrous. Not only did the Bears lose 24-7 to Itawamba in one of their poorest played games, but injuries stripped the defensive unit. Pat McCabe would be lost for the season. Omar Hadi and Clint Conque both received shoulder injur¬ ies. The injury caused Hadi to sit out three weeks. The Bears traveled to Coahoma to play the non-victorious Ti¬ gers. A new offense helped put 21 points on the board and the defense got their only shut-out for the season. Stevie Moore, Jim¬ my Keyes, and Mark Roussel all scored on short runs in the Bears’ second victory. The Jones game was an important game in the South division. A victory would have put the Bears in first place. Although the Bears had an impressive win the week before, the Bobcats of Jones proved too much for the injury-riddled Bears. With the defense stripped, the team from Ellisville ran up 36 points—the most the Bears would give up all season. The only bright spot for the Bears was a 20-yard touchdown pass by Mark Roussel to James Banks. Jones 36, Southwest 7. Week seven was homecoming week and emotions were high for arch-rival Co-Lin. Both teams had identical records of 2-4 and both needed a victory. The game was played with a driving rain all night, but the mud didn’t bother the Bears as fullback Marlon Warner scored the first TD on a 27-yard run and then added a 24-yard field goal. With the score tied at 10, back-up quarterback Vince Graves, who came in early in the game to replace injured starter Mark Roussel, ran 10 yards untouched for the final score giving the Bears a 17-10 win. The following week the Bears traveled to Poplarville to take on the ‘Cats’ of Pearl River. The Bears had a new look. Defensively, most of the injured starters had returned while offensively they had a new quarterback in Vince Graves of McComb. Graves replaced (continued on page 43) Coaches Mac Anders, Floyd Davis, and John Ogden along with the rest of the team watch the action on the field during one of SMJC’s games. row: Lonnie Morris, Reese Bridgman, Mike Crawford, Gary Crum, Arnold DeLee, Darrell Hughes, Charles Robinson, Glenis Havard, Mark Hurst, Bryan LeBlanc, Bryan Alford, Ray O’Neal, Kyle Hux, Trey Magee, 4th row: Ricky Jones, Gerald Cayer, Sid Siebert, Pat McCabe, Brian McDaniel, Burney Bilbo, Dwayne Whitting¬ ton, Darryl Willis, Randy Jones, Kyle Brabham, Derick Dillon, Greg McDowell, John Weaver, and Ross McCullough. Football 41 Gregg Coke boasted the Bears for a fine Homecom¬ ing victory by painting this victory banner which hung outside the boy’s dorm. The Coaches’ disappointment and anger was obvi¬ ous when the Bears lost to Hinds 21-14. The Bears get ‘FIRED UP’ at a pep rally. Bears Strive For Winning Season Brian McDaniel is congratulated by close friends on a fine game. Coach Anders falls to the ground in amazement as Omar Hadi runs 96 yards for a touchdown during the East Central game. Photo compliments of Scottie Trey- han. Linebacker Randy Hedstrom gets a congratulatory hand shake from Coach Floyd Davis. Mark Roussel, whose injury would sideline him for the season. Graves didn’t waste any time in his new role as he scored the first TD on a 1-yard drive. Jimmy Keyes gathered in a screen pass and ran 25 yards for another touchdown. Pearl River came back late in the game to score twenty-four points for their own homecoming victory. PRJC 24 SMJC 16. East Central marked the last home game for the Bears and it was one that would be sweetly remembered. With a score of 14-13 and the game in the final minutes, East Central was threatening to score, but Randy Hedstrom made an East Central back cough up the ball while Omar Hadi picked it off and raced 96 yards un¬ Marlon Warner sits on the sideline and watches his team go down in defeat. The Bear team is excited about their victory over Co-Lin. touched for the final score in a heart-stopping win. Southwest 21 East Central 13. The Bears traveled to Moorehead to play Delta and hopefully finish with a 5-5 season record. But Delta proved unwilling to be the Bears’ fifth victory as the Trojans from Moorehead won the season final 15-3. So there you have it. After 16 weeks of hard work and sacrifice the Bears ended the season at 4-6. But with four victories there was a sweet victory over Co-Lin for homecoming and a victory over the State Champions, Gulf Coast, the only defeat they suffered all season. Football 43 But End Season Captain Brian McDaniel awaits beginning of game. Player has hard work-out during training. Football players listen intently to captains for the week. 44 Football Bears take a break during the Itawamba game. With 4-6 Record The Bears battled hard but lost to Hinds 21-14. President Holmes congratulates quarterback Vince Graves on SMJC’s homecoming victory over Co-Lin 17-10. Football 45 1980 Football Cheerleaders are Vivian Reynolds, captain; Mary Bass, fresh- Johnston, sophomore; Melanie Moore, freshman; and Debra McClendon, sopho- man; Melloanie Rogers, freshman; Cornelia Dickerson, sophomore; Glenda more. Cheerleaders build spirit at pep rallies. Cheerleaders sing a farewell song to the 1980 football season. 46 Football Cheerleaders Cheerleader Mary Bass does a unique version of a cheer at a SMJC pep rally. mm i i I n Keep The Spirit Up Neither rain, nor sleet nor freezing cold . . . Who keeps the spirit up even when the Bears are down? Who never misses a foot¬ ball game no matter what the weather? Na¬ turally—the cheerleaders. The student body elected three freshmen and four sophomores to be the 1980 football cheerleaders. Head cheerleader was Vivian Reynolds. Sophomore cheerleaders were Cornelia Dickerson, Debra McClendon, and Glenda Johnston. Freshmen, elected at the first assembly, were Melanie Moore, Mel- loanie Rogers, and Mary Bass. A toast to a fine group of cheerleaders for a job well done for showing up the true meaning of Bear spirit. Football Cheerleaders 47 1980-81 SMJC Men’s Basketball Team included front row; Calvin Jones—Man- McManus, Jeff Taylor, Mike Champagne, Mike Brown, George Allen, Coach ager, Dean Swindle, Steve Worthy, Vernon Butler, Kennt Bradford, James Faulk, Oliver Young. (Not pictured —Larry Lumpkin.) Charles Powell. Back row —Kelvin Harrell, James Montgomery, Kenny Scores 1980-81 Men’s Basketball Results SMJC 104 Paduiah 79 SMJC 81 Pearlriver 64 SMJC 58 Holmes 64 SMJC 84 Miss Delta 74 SMJC 81 Miss Delta 76 SMJC 96 Pearl River 70 SMJC 108 East Central 100 SMJC 71 Holmes 78 SMJC 94 LSUA 78 SMJC 75 Co-Lin 66 SMJC 66 Holmes 75 SMJC 100 East Central 80 SMJC 73 Jones 85 SMJC 70 CO-Lin 67 SMJC 89 Pearl River 92 SMJC 57 Gulf Coast 60 SMJC 102 Utica 83 SMJC 69 Hinds 67 SMJC 104 LSUA 58 SMJC 86 Utica 89 48 Men’s Basketball Southwest Bear stretches for long shot! 16-9—An Impressive Record Couch Oliver Young, the men’s Bear Basketball Coach ied his team to an impressive 16 win and 9 loss seasonal record. This record which, as one player put it, was the best SMJC ever had, includes a last-second winning shot over Utica Jr. College. The 16-9 record also includes an unforgettable come-from- behind win over the Bear’s arch rival, the Co-Lin Wolves. In this game, the Bears were behind the Wolves by fifteen points in the last half of the game, until Coach Young let the Bears out of their cages. After a time-out conference courtside the Bears edged the Wolves, leaving the final score 70-67. Also included in this record were several overtime wins and loses. Each game played exemplified true Bear sportsmanship as well as outstanding playing. The Bears carried out their winning tradition and made all Bears proud of them. Coach Young gives the Bears a few words of encouragement. Sometimes it’s hard to decide what to do when you’re surrounded by Wolves. Men’s Basketball 49 Less Push— More Whoosh! Coach Young and players check the score board before discussing strategy. Bears find practice a vital part of winning. Basketball 51 1980-81 Ladies’Basketball Team included front row Marilyn Cook, Karen Stan- Back row, Debbie Vickers; manager, Sheri Grice, Marie Robinson, Connie ley, Ann Pattie, Melind Sharkey, Debbie Doerner, Theresa Shillings; manager. Holmes, Stacey Rayborn, Lauren Brister, Holli Knighton; manager. Scores 1980-81 Ladies’ Basketball Results SMJC 48 Delta 61 SMJC 51 Delta 60 SMJC 68 Pearl River 73 SMJC 55 East Central 54 SMJC 76 Holmes 60 SMJC 77 LSUA 62 SMJC 57 Co-Lin 53 SMJC 72 Holmes 68 SMJC 65 East Central 68 SMJC 60 Jones 72 SMJC 66 Co-Lin 53 SMJC 61 Pearl River 80 SMJC 71 Gulf Coast 61 SMJC 56 Utica 58 SMJC 57 Hinds 52 SMJC 71 LSUA 56 SMJC 58 Utica 61 52 Ladies’ Basketball Marie Robinson adds two points to the devistating victory over Co-Lin Lady Bears End With 10-11 Season The 1980-81 Lady Bears had a successful season with a final record of 10 wins and 11 losses. Coach Jenny Ladner led the ladies with outstanding coaching as well as superb supervising. When Coach Ladner was asked who was the toughest com¬ petition the Lady Bears played, the five-foot three coach said, “There are eight teams in our division, all were fairly tough, but the toughest were Utica Jr. College and Pearl River Jr. College. There were times that we played very well, but the majority of the time, some of the girls played as individuals—not as a team. This hurt us somewhat.” Coach Ladner stated that she did her best to motivate the ladies to do their best playing ever. She also stated that she could only stimulate them—the girls had to react and do the best they could. Each of the players had to set individual goals as well as team goals, all the while, reaching old ones and setting new ones. Leading scorers for the Lady Bears included Connie Holmes with a 13.4 average, and Marie Robinson who had a game average, and Marie Robinson who had a game average of 19.4 points. Marie not only was the fourth leading scorer in the three state region but was also the leading rebounder in the region. Marie had an average of 13.4 rebounds. The Lady Bears held up the SMJC winning ways and did indeed prove to be, as Coach Ladner puts it, “a great group of kids.” Coach Jenny Ladner gives the girls a pep talk during game. Ladies’ Basketball 53 • 54 Basketball Lady Bears Romp To Victory A SMJC player goes up for the rebound during the Gulf Coast game. Coach Jenny Ladner gives the Lady Bears a pep talk between quarters. nd- Basketball 55 ii Cheerleaders Boost Spirit The 1980 Basketball season was en¬ hanced by the spirited cheerleaders. Whether losing or winning, the basketball cheerleaders boosted the teams’ spirit and morale. The squad was elected at the final football pep rally. Elected were sophomores co-captain, Angela Coon, Angela Wheeler, and Donna Richmond. Freshman cheer¬ leaders elected were; Robin Brewer, Carrie Lea Jones, Cheryl McRae, and co-captain, Michelle Carley. 56 Basketball Cheerleaders The Bear cheerleaders add both spice and spirit to all activities. The Basketball Cheerleaders lead their teams to victory. The 1980 cheerleaders keep the spirit up at the ballgames. 1980 Basketball Cheerleaders include; top, Angela Wheeler, Michelle Carley; co-captain, Cheryl McRae, Donna Richmond, Angela Coon; co¬ captain, Robin Brewer, and Carrie Lea Jones. Basketball Cheerleaders 57 1980-81 SMJC Golf Team Instructor Joe Williams plans for the finest Southwest golf team ever. Members from left; Williams, Michael Watkins, Phil DaQuilla, Chris Morrison, Bill Lawson, and John Paulk. Chris Morrison and Jamie Davis get deeply involved in a foosh-ball game in the Student Union. Activities Abound in the Student Union Mike Crawford aims carefully in a risky game of pool. Darren Landry, Scott Whittemore and James Earl Reynolds practice before intramural basketball sea¬ son gets under way. 60 Intramurals Ann Claire Brumfield and Melanie Moore look on as Coach Mark Roussell helps Michelle Carley and the “Sweet Tweets” get prepared for intramural bas¬ ketball games. ™ Gerald Cayer manuvers the next shot for a friend during a game of pool in the Student Union. David Tadlock tries in an unsuccessful attempt to block Scott Whittemore s layup as Darren Landry looks on during basketball practice. Intramurals 61 Wesley members visit during one of their meetings. BSU President Carolyn Jackson brightens up a lot of The SMJC marching band performs at one of their many faces as she invites people to join BSU. football games. 62 Clubs SMJC has an ample amount of clubs and organizations open to anyone who cares enough to join them. We can all complain about what’s wrong with Southwest; but, the sign of a true Bear is getting involved and changing the bad things. For the Freshmen and Sopho¬ mores who don’t know about the clubs available there is: SGA—This is the Student Gov¬ ernment Association and probably the most direct way to get in your suggestions. Anyone enrolled full¬ time in SMJC is a member of the Student Association. The Council is selected by a popular vote of the students. The Pine Burr and the Whispering Pines staffs are two more opportuni¬ ties to “have your say.’’ The paper and yearbook staffs meet each Tuesday at 2:30 in the Simmons Li¬ brary. Even for those students who don’t write articles, any input is wel¬ comed. The paper and yearbook are STUDENT publications for the students. Religious organizations are popu¬ lar on campus. BSU — stands for Baptist Student Union but is open to everyone. The BSU room is on the second floor of Kenna Hall. Wesley Foundation — isthe Meth¬ odist organization. Again, member¬ ship is not strictly limited to Metho¬ dists—all are welcomed. Westminster is for Presbyterian students and The Newman Club is a Catholic organization. PTK — stands for Phi Theta Kappa is for students maintaining high academic averages. It is an honorary fraternity, and one must maintain a 3.50 average to be ac¬ cepted. If this is not the right one for ev¬ eryone, there is the Language Club. Everyone has the opportunity to get involved. There is a place for you in the Bear Facts of 1981. i CLUBS Clubs 63 SMJC stage band makes their first performance at a home basketball game. I 1980-81 SGA members include front—Mona King, Beverly Jackson, Gelnda Nunnery, Wanda Nettles, and Angie Hight¬ ower. Back—Dean Jerry Reid, sponsor, Donnie Ward, Cliff Reid, Jimmy Stephenson and Carl Moak. Student Government Association— Your Voice to the Administration Dean Jerry Reid and Mona King handout ballots for the annual who’s who election. 64 SGA SGA members discuss business over breakfast. SGA President Donny Ward opens every assembly with his welcome and announcements. Students got acquainted western style at the first aance of the year. SGA 65 i Phi Theta Kappa member Cliff Reid sells the popular SMJC mug to a fellow PTK member, Brian Price. One of the many newly inducted PTK members was Debra Reeves. Here she, like others, takes part in the annual PTK initiation ceremony which consists of signing a register, receiving the white flower of purity and lighting the “candle of knowledge”. 66 PTK Scholarly Students Sophomore PTK members include Cliff Reid, Carolyn Jackson, Ann Claire Brum¬ field, Jackie Moak, Donald Seale, Pam Magee, Donnie Ward, Brian Price, and Barbara Moak. Mr. Bill Johnson receives the PTK sponsorship gavel from Dean Normal Miller. Phi Theta Kappa new members include Melanie Smith, Rhonda Hutson, Angie Rocko, Debra Reeves, Le Wair Coker, Larry McRaney, Susan Bellipani, and Hightower, Julia Griffin, Billie Davis, Diane Pigott, Theresa Brumfield, Mona King, Donald Norris, and William Moak. Back row includes—Robin Taylor, Beverly Jackson, Robin PTK 67 ARMY ROTC.. Learning What It Takes To Lead SMJC’s ROTC director is Sgt. Roger Carlton. ROTC class listens with interest. 68 Army ROTC ROTC is learning to be a leader. Sgt. Roger Carlton prepares slide show for ROTC class. Sgt. Carlton demonstrates defense tactics. Army ROTC 69 Future Secretaries Association A Profession for the Future Future Secretaries Association included Front row Pam Madison, Annie Veal, Dianne Ray, Cynthia King, Jerri Rayborn, Rhonda Carpenter, Kim Watts, Back row: Mrs. Lucy Stephenson; advisor, Jacqueline Lea, Donnie Boyd, Wanda Smith, Margie Etheridge, Anna Seale, Julie Chaplin, Rhanda Paden. Mrs. Lucy Stephenson eagerly helps Cindy Sim¬ mons, a secretarial student. 70 Future Secretarial Association Typing is one of the most important skills learned in this two year secretarial program. Accounting is a vital part of being a secretary. Secretarial studies are done in and outside of class. Shorthand is also taught in the secretarial program. Whispering Pines Staff Gathers Memories For All in the Bear Facts of 1981 The Whispering Pines staff for the Bear Facts of 1981 are: Kelly Simmons, Wanda Stringer; Editor, Pam Davis, Scottie Treyhan, Colleen Stringer, Robin Brewer, Angela Coon, Ann Claire Brumfield, Gregg Coke. Not pictured are: Martha May, Lori Douglas, Melanie Yarborough, Mark Roussel, Melanie Smith. Staff Photographer Houston McDavitt 72 Whispering Pines Staff ■ Melanie Smith diligently works in order to complete the yearbook in hopes of an early arrival. Staff members Angela Coon, Wanda Stringer, and Kelly Simmons prepare layouts for the yearbook. Colleen Stringer looks over proof sheets for hurried completion of the yearbook. Whispering Pines Staff 73 The Pine Burr— News You Can Use Thomas Jefferson once said, “Given a choice of a govern¬ ment without newspapers or newspapers without government, I should not hesitate to choose the latter.” Just as SMJC would surely be lessened with the discontinua¬ tion of the Pine Burr, my year would surely have been lessened had I not had the opportunity to be the editor. If it has been a headache, it has also been a joy. If it was difficult, it was equally fun. If it was trying at times, it was also a great experience. I must say that it has not been a one-man job and I must thank each person who contributed—whether an article or an idea or a word of encouragement. My special thanks go to the Enterprise-Journal staff who taught me much. To Karen and Mr. O’Brien, thank you. You never failed to help me in any way you could. No request was too absurd, no job too large. You taught me much. Finally, to Mildred Craig, thank you for being so many things. Thank you for being understanding, and being there with an encouraging word and for just being Mrs. Craig. Your spirit is contagious and many, many times it has picked me up at just the right time. The time has come now for me to turn over the Pine Burr to a new leader. I wish the leader all the good times in the world. I leave SMJC now; but a large part of me will stay here, and when the students remember me, I hope they remember that the Pine Burr was a large part of me. Maybe they’ll remember, perhaps with fondness, that I did my best. I hope they’ll just remember that I loved it. PSD Pam Davis—1980 Pine Burr Editor Mrs. Mildred Craig returns journalism assignments to LeWair Coker. The 1980 Newspaper staff included front row; Rona Dye, LeWair Coker, Pam Davis; editor, Wanda Stringer, Scott Whittemore, Cynthia Dickey. Back row, Dana Wallace, Melanie Smith, Melanie Yarborough, Wanda Day, Calvin Braxton, Debra Baker, Cheryl Ramayne. The journalism class learns the basics of putting to¬ gether a newspaper. Pam Davis spends many hours at the Enterprise Journal pasteing up the Pine Burr. Journalism student Melanie Yarborough assists editor Pam Davis in planning the Pine Burr. Pine Burr Staff 75 B.S.U.— Come Share ' he Wonder 76 B.S.U. Willie Brown leads the singing at a B.S.U. meeting. Jimmy Stephenson shows that he can make people laugh at the B.S.U. supper after the Itawamba football game. Randy McCall and Bryan LeBlanc review the Itawamba game at the B.S.U. hotdog supper. B.S.U. 77 SMJC Dedicates Its New Chapel Southwest Mississippi Junior College held dedication ceremo¬ nies for its newly-completed Interdenominational Chapel Sun¬ day with a capacity crowd of about 115 persons present. H.T. Huddleston, former SMJC president, was the main speaker. The theme of his remarks was that the chapel will be used not only as a place of worship, but as a place for individ¬ uals to be alone to think. Huddleston paid tribute to the contributors who helped make the building of the chapel possible. Among those groups he praised were the SMJC Development Foundation, organized in 1973, which was instrumental in organizing the fund drive in 1975. This group is a non-profit organization through which non¬ alumni contribute support to the school. Another group, the SMJC Alumni Association, was also responsible for much of the contributions. A special plaque was presented to Adene and Aylene Hurst, twin daughters of the late John I. Hurst, in appreciation for their father’s individual efforts in raising funds and soliciting other support for the chapel. The chapel is located on the campus just north of the wom¬ en’s dormitory. J.W. Beck Jr., president of the Development Foundation, made the presentation of the chapel to the college, followed by a response by Horace Holmes, SMJC president. Mr. Eugene Price lead the singing at the chapel dedication. 78 SMJC Chapel Front of new chapel shows architectural details. A place to worship, a place to think. SMJC President Holmes accepts keys to new chaped presented by J.W. Beck, center, alumni chairman Sue White. ! SMJC Chapel 79 The 1980 Wesley Foundation included; seated Renee Richmond, Meredith Douglas, Donna Richmond. Standing; Donald Seale, Donnie Ward, and sponsor Rev. James McCafferty. Renee Richmond and Donna Richmond socialize during break. 80 Wesley Foundation ■ GOOD LIVING . . . WESLEY FOUNDATION Group singing is an enjoyable part of Wesley. Wesley members share the latest news during a refreshment break. Wesley Foundation 81 Chorus and Dynamics Singing for Satisfaction The 1980 Dynamics, a small singing group, consists of Nancy Baker, Gregg Coke, Carolyn Jackson, Wal¬ lace Hamilton, David Wolbrecht, Mona King, Brian Price, Glenda Nunnery, and Beverly Jackson. Mr. Eugene Price leads the chorus at the Christmas assembly program. 82 Chorus and Dynamics Chorus and Dynamics 83 SMJC Stagehand . . . Something to Crow About The Stagehand, under the direction of Shelton Whitting¬ ton performs at basketball games as well as at other scheduled events. Brent DeLee, the Male Vocalist, woos the audience with his sentimental love songs. 1980-81 Stagehand dancers liven up every perfor¬ mance. They are: Holly Varnado, Captain; Mary Bass, Belinda Mize, standing Connie Cornelius, Debra Reeves, Donna Mixon and Denise Welch. Rhonda Hutson, the Feature Female Vocalist, capti¬ vates the audience with her unique style and voice. The Stagehand prop crew is a necessity. Members are: Bryan LeBlanc, David Judice, Steven Rawls, Olin Booth, Ronnie Stennet, Sam Magee, and Houston McDavitt. Female Vocalists for 1980-81 are: Carolyn Jackson, Glenda Nunnery, Beverly Jackson, and Mona King. Stagehand 85 1980 Southwest Marching Band included bottom row left to right; Drum Major Donald Seale, Flora Jackson, Lowell Dressel, Beverly Jackson, Olin Boothe, William Moak, Charlene Hay, Donnie May, Diane McKenzie, Carolyn Jackson, Janice Bardwell, Phyllis Barr, Barbara Hamilton, Sonya Smith, Suzonne Thornhill, 2nd row; Gregg Coke, Larry McDaniel, Elizabeth Monier, William Brown, Robin Taylor, Brian Stockton, Brian Price, Wallace Hamilton, Jeff Pierce, 3rd row: Jimmy Stephenson, Marshall Lea, Glen Smith, Donnie Ward, Ronnie Stennett, Ansel Mote, Todd Barrett, Sam Magee, Albert Carson, Ozzie Hughes, Henry Mixon, Not Pictured: Darryl Thomas 86 Band ' ! ■ I SMJC Band Adds LIFE The Bear band, under the field direction of Donald Seale and under the total direction of Mr. Shelton Whittington, brightened the pep rallies, added a touch of class to the football games, and surprised the spectators at various parades. The Red Line, flags, rifles, and majorettes sprinkled a dash of spice to all performances. The SMJC Marching Band had a total of 84 dedi¬ cated students participating. This was not only Southwest’s biggest band but it was also Southwest’s best band ever. Drum Major—Donald Seale Red Line members include Bottom row left to right; Monica Lacey, Dianne Poole, Michelle Jones, Billie Davis, Connie Cornelius; Cap¬ tain, Debbie Cox, Debbie Pigott, Tonya Rawls, 2nd row; Angela Coon, Ann Claire Brumfield, Angela Wheeler, Tamara Abdul- Hadi, Donna Richmond, Donna Mixon, Lisa Alford, Debra Reeves, Michelle Carley, Nan¬ cy Townsend; captain, Holly Varnado, and Denise Welch; captain. Band 87 SMJC Band Adds Life The 1980 Flag Corp included Lynn Bowman, Meredith Douglas, Rebecca Gittinger, Wanda Stringer, Liz Szymanski, Glenda Nunnery, Sue Tate, Colleen Stringer, Lori Foy, and Barbara Bass 1980 Rifles include bottom to top Angie Hightower, Celena Johnson, Renee Richmond, Alisa Millican, Julia Griffin, Wanda Nettles, Dee Dee Arnold, and Susan Bellipanni. The band added spice to the pep rallies. The band in action during one of their many half-time performances. ) } Band 89 Merchandising class isn’t all serious business. SMJC was recently re-accredited by the state educational board. This recognized Southwest as a fine in¬ stitution offering courses of study ranging from Vo-Technical trades to ROTC, from Cosmotology to Soci¬ ology, from Art to Health, from Mar¬ riage and Family to Western Civil¬ ization, and from Nursing to Pre- Law. Southwest offers any definite course of study, anyone could pos¬ sibly be interested in. SMJC is one of the finest aca¬ demic institutions in this area as well as in Southwest Mississippi. This is a BEAR FACT of 1981. Secretarial training is an important part of Vo-Tech. Drafting instructor Robert Barrett explains graphics to his student. Nursing classes require a lot of concentration. ACADEMICS Academics 91 Instructor Raiford Burris takes time out to help two needy students. 92 Business Business students discuss yesterday’s homework. Business .. . Mind Your Own—Now and Later David Wolbrecht stays busy in Computer Fortran. Accounting takes time as well as extensive evaluation. Accouting can be hard on the brain and the fingers. 4 - 7 s Carroll Brown learns that “A little learning is a dangerous thing,” in sophomore literature Languages . .. The Way Of Communication Joe Caudill gives his first of many speeches in Mrs. Brewer’s speech class. 94 Languages Library . . . Deserves A Closer Look These library workers are eager to help, whenever it is needed. Mike Reid and Jeanne Rutledge find the library well suited for studying. Students, Wanda Nettles, Donnie Ward, Steve McCaskell and Todd Barrett receive help from each other. 96 Library A Mr. Fant lectures to his history class about the Civil War and Reconstruction. History . .. A Look Into the Past Is Preparation For The Future Students learn about the Old and New Testament of the Bible under Rev. Dennis Johnsey. Classes continued as always even during home- John Ogden is one of SMJC’s finest teachers specializing in history. coming spirit week. Music Is A Universal Language Beverly Jackson is one of Mrs. Brister’s many voice students. mint Mrs. Brister gives her daughter Carol Brister voice lessons. Music 101 102 Math Science Sonya Smith and Sally Thornhill goof-off before chemistry class. i i Math and Science . . . Numbers and Equations Too Big To Ignore. Students find biology lab an interesting experience. Classifying living organisms is one of the main concerns to students in Biology lab. Math Science 103 Nursing ... A Caring Profession. Student nurses practice what they’ve learned. Nursing students are also taught how to give shots. Students sit through hours of lecture. 104 Nursing Nursing students practice on other students to ready themselves for the real thing. LPN nursing students participate in capping ceremonies. From left, Sallie Deer, Elaine Byrd, Stella Burris. Taking the patient’s pulse is one of the many things taught in nursing. Nursing 105 Vo-Tech .. . Color Them Versatile. The Vo-Tech department offers an automechanics class to interested persons. Stu¬ dents are from left; John DeWeese, Lillian Conerly, Giles Stewart, Instructor D’Aubin and Joseph Mallard. Vo-Tech teaches useful trades to students for the future. Carpentry is another skill taught in the Vo-Tech department. Students learn welding skills in Vo-Tech. Cosmetology— Making Looks, Look Better Freshman student Melanie Moore demonstrates her skills on Donny Coleman. Cosmetology teaches hair styles for all occasions. Students take time out to inspect their materials. 108 Cosmetology Junior student Sybil Prince enjoys her work. Lisa Howell takes time out to fix her hair. Students get practice by fixing hair for customers. Cosmetology 109 Theresa Brumfield, Susan Bellipani, Alisa Millican, and Renee’ Richmond prepare for their evening meal. People . . . Some have been here for a while, and some are just beginning. All are Bears and have proved to enjoy ev¬ ery aspect of Bear life. The stu¬ dents, the teachers, the Bear staff, and the leaders have made South¬ west Jr. College what it is to¬ day—one of the finest schools in the state. If not for the dedicated persons who are now and who have been involved with the Southwest tradition, there would be no SMJC nor would there be any BEAR FACTS. Arnold DeLee aims quite carefully for his next shot. Melanie Moore eats a quiet meal alone. 110 People People 111 Hall of Fame Mr. Donnie Ward Donnie Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gesne Ward, was inducted into the Hall of Fame. During his high school years at North Pike High School Donnie was a Beta Club member, chorus member, and was the “Jaguar Journal” co-editor. Donnie re¬ ceived the English IV and Algebra II award and was a superinten¬ dent’s scholar and was president and Valedictorian of the Sen¬ ior class. Donnie serves as the President of the Student Government Association here at SMJC. He is a member of the marching and stage bands, the Wesley Foundation and the chorus. He was also Freshman class treasurer. Donnie is a national Dean’s List and SMJC Dean’s List scholar and is Cam¬ pus Favorite. After graduating from Southwest, Donnie plans to continue his pre-medical studies at a senior college. Hall of Fame Miss Carolyn Jackson Miss Carolyn Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Jackson Sr., of McComb, attended North Pike High School. Carolyn was a member of the band, Beta Club, the Delta Honor Choir, Chorus and was elected Most Likely to Succeed her senior year. Here at Southwest she is the president of the Baptist Student Union, a member of the Kings Kids, the Chorus, Dynamics, Phi Theta Kappa, the band and stage band, in which she is a vocalist, and her freshman year she was elected class favorite. Carolyn plans to attend the University of Southern Mississippi where she will continue her study in Music Education with an emphasis on piano. 112 Hall of Fame Hall of Fame Miss Pam Magee Miss Pam Magee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Magee of Summit, was also inducted. Pam was elected into the Hall of Fame at McComb High School and was a member of the march¬ ing and symphonic bands and was an active speech and de¬ bates team member. Pam belonged to Mu Alpha Theta and Forensic Clubs. She earned a degree of distinction in the Na¬ tional Forensic League. Pam was Secretary of the National Honor Society and attended Girl’s State. Pam was also editor of the McComb High School paper the “Tiger Rags.” Here at Southwest, Pam serves as president of Phi Theta Kappa Omicron Chapter and served as President of the Missis- sippi-Tennessee regi onal Phi Theta Kappa. Pam has been a member of the stage band for two years, and she is a member of the Pine Burr staff. Pam has been on the SMJC President’s List also. Upon graduation Pam plans to pursue her pre-law studies at Louisiana State University in the field of Business Administra¬ tion. Hall of Fame Mr. Cliff Reid Cliff Reid, son of Dean and Mrs. Jerry Reid of Summit, was also inducted. While attending McComb High School, he was a member of the Latin Club and the National Honor Society, in which he served as publicity chairman. He was a delegate to Boy’s State, played football two years, baseball, three years, received the scholastic athlete award and the Rotary Scholar¬ ship. At SMJC he has been on the President’s List and the Dean’s List. Cliff was selected a Beau during his freshman year and was a member of the SGA. He is now serving as treasurer of the SGA. Cliff was a member of the Homecoming Court, statisti¬ cian for the Bear football team, and a member of the baseball team. He is a member of the Wesley Foundation and Phi Theta Kappa. After graduating from SMJC, Cliff plans to transfer to the University of Southern Mississippi and receive a degree in ac¬ counting which will enable him to become a Certified Public Accountant. Hall of Fame 113 Mr. SMJC Omar Abdul-Hadi Omar Abdul-Hadi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hassan Abdul-Hadi of Baker, La., was selected by the 1980 student body to serve as Mr. SMJC. At Baker High School, Omar received many honors, including Mr. BHS. He was Vice-President of his senior class, a member of the Key Club, and a member of the FCA. In sports, Omar was co-captain of the football team and named All Dis¬ trict, All Parish, and Best Defensive Back of ’77-’78. Omar was also captain of the baseball and was named All District. At Soutwest, Omar is a business major. He played baseball and was captain of the football team for two years. In 1980, Omar was selected to play on the All-Star Football Team. He also received a scholarship to play football at the University of Tennessee at Martin. Miss SMJC Vivian Reynolds Miss Vivian Reynolds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Reynolds of Gillsburg, was chosen Miss SMJC 1980. At Amite School Center, Miss Reynolds received many honors, including Miss ASC, Beauty, Cheerleader, Homecoming maid and class officer. She was yearbook editor, a member of the Society of Distin¬ guished American High School Students, and a member of the Beta Club. At Southwest, Miss Reynolds is an elementary education ma¬ jor and head cheerleader for the football team. She plans to attend the University of Southern Mississippi. 114 Mr. and Miss SMJC 1 f t I i f i f ) i i 3 Most Beautiful Barbara Bass Miss Barbara Bass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bass of New Roads, Louisiana, was chosen Most Beautiful of SMJC. A graduate of Ponchatoula High School where she was in the flag corps, Miss Bass is majoring in Nursing and is a member of the flag corps at Southwest. She plans to attend Southeastern Louisiana University. Most Handsome Jimmy Keyes Jimmy Keyes, son of Mr. J.D. Keyes of St. Joseph, La., was chosen Most Handsome by the 1980 student body. Jimmy is a graduate of Tensas Academy where he received many honors in football and basketball. In football, he was selected Most Im¬ proved Player, Offensive Most Valuable Back, All-District Of¬ fense and Defense three years, All-State Offense and Defense two years, Most Valuable Offensive Player-District, Most Valu¬ able Offensive Player-State, Co-Most Valuable Player, Best Male Athlete, Most Athletic, and recipient of the Bill Walker Award and Masonic Lodge Award. In basketball, he was selected Most Improved Player, All- District Offense two years, Best Rebounder, and Co-Most Valu¬ able Player. At Southwest, Jimmy is majoring in chemical engineering. He was named a beau in 1979 and played football two years. In 1980 he was named Most Valuable Offensive Back and Honor¬ able Mention All-State. He plans to continue his education at Louisiana State University. i Who’s Who 117 Campus Beauty Debra McClendon Campus Beau John Weaver 118 Who’s Who Beauty Mary Bass Beau Mark Roussel Who’s Who 119 9 Beauty 1 Billie Davis jf Beau jS Stevie Moore Beauty Cornelia Dickerson Beau Marlon Warner Beauty Debra Reeves Beau Clint Conque 122 Who’s Who Campus Favorites Niece Sterling and Donnie Ward Who’s Who 123 Sophomore Favorites 5id Siebert Keely Fortinberry Freshman Class Favorites Kyle Hux and Renee Richmond Most School Spirit Darren Landry and Holli Knighton Who’s Who 127 CJ ■I SOPHOMORES Sophomore officers elected by student body are, from left, Mona King, secretary; Jimmy Stephenson, president; Carl Moak, vice-president; and Glenda Nunnery, treasurer. Omar Abdul-Hadi Tuesday Abraham Cheryl Adams Terri Nell Adams Belinda Alexander Rebecca Alexander Brie Allen Eileen Allen Bill Anders Cheryl Arnold Deirdre Arnold Nancy Baker Duane Ball Ira James Banks, Jr. Janice Bardwell Debra Barnes Randall Barnes Todd Barrett Brent Bates Jerry Bates Lesa Beck 128 Sophomores I Another Year is Over. j � Barbara Bonds Olen Booth Judy Boyd Randy Boyd Lisa Boyte Barbara Brabham Carol Brister Glenn Brister Jacqueline Brister Ann Claire Brumfield Patricia Brumfield Verna J. Byrd Annie Cameron Tammy Carney Gerald Cayer Mike Champagne Bonnie Chancellor Hector Chirinos Mariela Chirinos Moraima Chirinos Everette Clark Suzanne Clark Gregg Coke Lisa Conerly Another year is over. No more time for tests of I’ll pull up my grade on the the next exam.” No more time for parties or read¬ ing assignments. English Lit. is over and Federal Government is no more. Amidst all the confusion, and hustle and bustle and hassle, what did we accomplish in 1981? What went on? Inflation, Iran, hostages, draft registration became household words. $1.05 a gallon for gas jolted students back to reality. Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, the Middle East, nuclear disar¬ mament, exams, Beowulf, Who’s Who, Homecoming, elections in the Student Union with Dean Reid presiding—these were just as much a part of the life of the SMJC student. Who could forget seeing for the first time in a long time, young men lining up at the Post Office to register for the Draft? Or lining up at the table in front of the Student Union Post Office to register to vote for class officers? Who could forget the rising cost of foreign crude oil? Or the rising cost of college tuition? Who could forget Iranians raiding the American embassy in Tehran and taking hostages? Or the football players raiding the girls’ dorm and taking panties? Who could forget paying $1.35 a gallon for gasoline? Or pay¬ ing .35 instead of .30 for soft drinks? Who could forget the Middle East crisis? Or the crisis of trying to find a seat in the middle of the girl’s dorm lobby on good movie nights? Yes, we’ve accomplished much. What will 1982 bring . . . .? Cheerleader, Debra McClendon comforts Bear, Stevie Moore who was hurt during game. Sophomores 129 SOPHOMORES Tony Cooper Connie Cornelius Kenny Cotton Debbie Cox Mike Crawford Dorothy Crochet Angie Cutrer Tony Dangerfield Jamie Davis Pam Davis Wanda Day Paulette Deer Holli Knighton and Angela Wheeler pose for the camera. Cornelia Dickerson Glory Dickerson Teresa Dier Debra Dillon Derrick Dillon Robert Drain Lowell Dressel Wanda Dupre Rona Dye Darryl Dykes Andrew Edwards Glynn Erwin Pam Felder Charles Finch Joey Fortenberry Keely Fortinberry Patricia Fortenberry Lori Foy Kenya Fuller Jeanie Gillies Vince Graves 130 Sophomores v Julia Griffin Joey Guidry Tammy Gunnell Wallace Hamilton Kevin Harrell Glenis Havard James Haynes Cindy Herring Sharon Kaye Herring Donna Hewitt Connie Holmes Kryzra Holmes Lisa Howell Glenda Johnston Jonas Johnson James Jones Bears, Randy Jones and Wanda Dupre believe in togetherness. Michelle Jones Even SMJC sophomores, Pam Madison, Debra Reeves and Wanda Stringer get frustrated by registration. Skipper Jones Jodi Jordan Jimmy Keyes Mona King Kay Kliesch Holli Knighton Monica Lacey Les Lampton Darren Landry JoAnn Lawerence Bill Lawson Jacqeline Lea Bryan LeBlanc Dixie Lee Angela Lyons Sophomores 131 I Ella Mathis Patrick McCabe Debra McClendon Jackie McCray Houston McDavitt Lynn McDonald Marlin McGee Pat McKellar Max McKenzie Joe McKnight Louis McLain Debra McNeil Jay McNeil Donna Mixon Henry Mixon Barbara Moak Carl Moak Jackie Moak Jerry Moore Stevie Moore Elizabeth Monier Bill Montgomery James Montgomery Scott Morrow Ansel Mote Rebecca Murphy Tracy Nations Wanda Nettles George Noflin, Jr. Donald Norris Glenda Nunnery Tate Ott Ann Pattie Jeanna Payne Jeff Pigott Carolyn Pouns Carolyn Powell Brian Price Dewanna Rand Loria Ratcliff Debra Reeves Cliff Reid Mike Reid Vivian Reynolds Patricia Richards Donna Richmond Charles Robinson Marie Robinson Carolyn Jackson i 132 Sophomores Flora Jackson Paula Jackson Lynell James Debbie Sandifer Erma Schilling Carol Schwebel Donald Seale Lisa Shepherd Sid Siebert Cindy Simmons Brett Smith Christine Smith Sonia Smith Bill Spence Tommy Spillman Ollie Statham Jimmy Stephenson Ronnie Stennett Niece Sterling Duane Stevens Anita Stevenson Brian Stockton Carey Stockton Wanda Stringer Sophomores 133 Sophomores Dean Swindle Mark Taylor Robin Taylor Dudley Thompson Joyce Tobias Rhonda Tobias James Travis Garon Tucker Janet Tucker Sherrie Wall Donnie Ward Marlon Warner Michael Watkins John Weaver Denise Welch Mike Wells Moraine Wells Virginia Wells Scott Whittemore Allen Williams Darryl Willis Susan Wilson Angela Wheeler Bridgette Woodall I j j Stevie Moore and Dudley Thompson just goof off while playing ping-pong Tony Cooper and Carey Stockton attend pep rallies regularly. Sophomores 135 FRESHMEN 1980 Freshmen officers elected by the student body are, from left, Beverly Jackson, president; Angie Hightower, secretary; Liz Szymanski, vice- president; and Lonnie Morris, treasurer. Tamara Abdul-Hadi Beth Adams Fred Adams Kimmi Adams Michelle Adams Jacqueline Addison Cindy Alexander Bryan Alford Lisa Alford Randy Alford George Allen Lisa Allen Tina Allen Terry Atkinson Gloria Bacot Tommy Badon Debra Baker Marty Baker Tab Barbay Bubba Bardwell 136 Freshmen Phyllis Barr Barbara Bass Mary Bass Mary Bates Susan Bellipanni Fredrick Belton Randy Benedetto Burney Bilbo Wray Birchfield Belinda Black LaSalle Boloen Barbara Bonds Denise Bond Romey Bourn Lynn Bowman Debbie Boyd Donnie Boyd Rhonda Boyd Kyle Brabham Dawn Bracey Wanda Bracey Kenneth Bradford Melvin Bradford Calvin Braxton Being a Freshman Is What is it like to be a freshman at Southwest Junior College? Well, there’s a lot of confusion involved. Being a freshman is being proud to be a college student finally; but hanging on—just a little—to the craziness of high school. Being a freshman is starting over. Being a freshman is oversleeping and missing your first period class—five days in a row. It’s jumping up, throwing on your clothes, and rushing to your second period class—only to real¬ ize that you’re at your Tuesday-Thursday class and today is Wednesday! “Freshman-itis” is rushing back to your car only to realize that the security guard has favored you with a little yellow ticket because your car wasn’t in a white space! Being a freshman is missing one class entirely because a sophomore says it’s third period and it’s actually fourth! Believe it or not, Freshmen, the year may seem like a long time, but in a very, very short time you’ll be a sophomore your¬ self. And what would college life be without freshmen orienta¬ tion”! Some of the introductions to college life may be a little odd; but BEAR with it, Freshmen and you’ll be thinking of better ways to irritate a freshman next year! There’s a variety of expressions that come from the lobby of the girls dorm as you can see on the faces of Melanie Yarborough and Lisa May. Darryl Dykes and Sonya Smith study hard for chemistry. Bruce Coffey and Colleen Stringer enjoy eating and socializing in the lunchroom. FRESHMEN Neil Breeland Jill Brewer Robin Brewer Reese Bridgman Lauren Brister Carroll Brown Felicia Brown Pamela Brown Sheila Brown Shirley Brown William Brown Barbara Brumfield Christy Brumfield Mary Nell Brumfield Penny Brumfield Teresa Brumfield Stella Burris Rhonda Burt Sandy Butler Barbara Bynum Viola Byrd Jeff Calcote Roger Campbell Margaret Carey Michelle Carley Keith Carlisle Donna Carney i 138 Freshmen I md Brian Alford and Tamara Hadi discuss homecoming plans. Rhonda Carpenter Elizabeth Carraway Albert Carson Lisa Carter Phyllis Z. Case Julie Chaplin Donny Chase Brad Clark Derwin Clements Bruce Coffey LeWair Coker Sue Coker Stephen Coney Carol Conerly Pennie Cook Bill Cooper James Cooper Tammy Cothern Tracy Craft Mike Creel Gary Crum Jimmy Culotta Crystal Cunnigen James Dale Burney Daughdrill Billie Davis Phillip Daquilla Sammy De Coux Sally Deer Sue Dees Arnold DeLee Brent DeLee Glen DeLee Dora Dickson Paula Dickerson Kathy Dillon Ken Dillon Debbie Doerner Carol Douglas Lori Douglas Freshmen 139 FRESHMEN Sandi Estess Eloise Ethridge Mary Fairburn James Faulk Dennis Fletcher McEvers Fletcher Pam Floyd Trent Foreman Janice Foster Russell Fry Kevin Fryoux Lee Gill Rebecca Gittinger Roger Gittinger Alisa Godwin Trudie Gordon Misty Graff Janice Graham Sherie Grass Karen Graves Claudette Green Connie Haley Tonye Haley Sandra Hall Phillip Harrell Jennifer Harvey Joe Harvey Lori Harvey Charlene Hay Dorothy Haynes Billy Hawn Randy Hedstrom Kenneth Henderson Edward Herron Bobby Hewitt David Hewitt, Jr. Angie Hightower Trisha Holmes Doug Howard Darrell Hughes O.Z. Hughes Mark Hurst Rhonda Hutson Kyle Hux Stephanie Ikerd Laura Inman Beverly Jackson Carl Jackson Carrie Jackson Charles Jackson Janice Jackson Curtis James Steve Jelks Jacqueline Johnson La Wanna Jones Celena Johnson Pamela Johnson Donna Johnston Jill Johnston Calvin Jones Carrie Jones Chris Jones Steven Jones David Judice Kathy Keadle Robin Kearley Cynthia King Randy King Scott King Kim Kirkland Laurie Kirkfield Todd Lackey Gale Laird Dorothy Lampton Juanita Lampton Tonya Landry Sammy Lanehart Albert Lang Patsy Lang Tod Lawhon Susan Lawson Karen Jo Lee Ray Lenoir Jacques Lavet l Freshmen 141 FRESHMEN Katrina Lewis Becky Livingston Sharon Logan Gloria Long Belinda Mize has to find some place quiet to study. Susan Long Cletus Magee, III Jimmy Magee Sam Magee James E. Martin Lisa May Martha May Loria McCowen Cheryl McCray Clintis McCray Elaine McCullough Ross McCullough Larry McDaniel Greg McDowell Abraham McEwen Darren McEwen JoAnn McGhee Pam McKee Diane McKenzie Kitti McKenzie Robin McKenzie Kenny McManus Tommy McMorris Larry McRaney Sidney Medley, Jr. Sandra Messenger Jay Michael Beverly Miller Alisa Millican Evelyn Minor McNeil Mitchell Belinda Mize William Moak 142 Freshmen Randi Mohr Jennifer Moore Melanie Moore Jeannette Morgan Joey Morris Lonnie Morris Chris Morrison Sandra Mullins Marilyn Myers Chuck Netterville Chuck Niemeyer John Nobile Katie Ott Rhonda Paden Wanda Parker Stefone Patterson Clyde Paulk John Paulk Evelyn Payne Donna Pertuit Terry Phillips Jeff Pierce Debbie Pigott Diane Pigott Bill Pohlmann Dianne Poole Charles Powell Tammy Price Vicky Price Steven Rawls Tonya Rawls Dianne Ray Geraldine Rayborn Stacy Rayborn Greg Reeves Janet Reeves Lori McGown looks forward to another week at SMJC. Freshmen 143 FRESHMEN Kathleen Reid James Earl Reynolds Renee Richmond Christie Robertson Amy Robinson Robin Rocko Brenda Romines Kristy Ross Dave Rosso Steven Rowley Angela Rushing Richard Rushing Sabrina Rushing Sheila Rutland Tammy Rutland Gary Sanders Anna Seale Tina Seale Kim Seymour Theresa Schilling Tonnie Schmidt Melinda Shakey Betty Short Acie Simmons Kelly Simmons LaWanda Simmons Susan Simmons Dianne Smith Glen Smith Jimmy Smith Julie Smith Linda Smith Melanie Smith Sonya Smith Wanda Smith Barbara Smylie Cindy Speed 144 Freshmen Beverly Jackson tries to catch up on her sleep between classes. i t I Glenda Stanberry Karen Stanley Jimmy Steele John Steele Debbie Stogner Greg Stogner Russ Stogner Jo Ella Strickland Rena Strickland ■i Darlene Tallarico is ready for western day during homecoming week activities. Colleen Stringer Lewis Sturgeon Sandra Summers Frances Sutton Liz Szymanski Darlene Tallerico Valeria Taplin Sue Tate Mark Taylor Jim Terrell Darlene Therrell Darrell Thomas Darrel Thomas Pandy Thomas Frank Thompson Janet Townsend Nancy Townsend Linda Trammel Scottie Treyhan Anthony Trim Tammy Trim Keith Tucker Pat Tucker Van Vanduzee Kevin Van Norman Holly Varnado Duane Vaughan Annie Veal Joyce Veal Aray Wallace Dana Wallace Faith Wallace Lee Ann Wallace Rhonda Walsh Henrine Watson Kim Watts Rose Weatherspoon Ronnie Webb Annette White Duane Whittington Brenda Wilkinson Gwendolyn Williams Herbert Williams Ralph Williams Robert Williams Mignon Wilson Steve Wilson Steve Worthy Brenda Wosten Melanie Yarborough Freshmen Red Liners Holly Varnado, Nancy Townsend and Michelle Carley await another halftime performance. 146 Freshmen LfS Freshmen 147 Melanie Smith finds the cafeteria food “finger-lickin’ good”. Darla Gay and Vickie Price make their way through the lunch line. %. ■ ■ Calvin Braxton seems to be pleased with what he sees—whatever it is. 148 149 Southwest Mississippi Junior College Presi dent Horace C. Holmes :• J- President Holmes holds his pride and joy, granddaughter 1, Miley Holmes. President Horace C. Holmes is now serving his eleventh year as President of Southwest Ms. Jr. College. President Holmes makes all visitors to the campus feel right at home. President Holmes supports the Bear basketball teams. SMJC Administration Norman Miller—Dean of Instruction Jerry Reid—Dean of Students Bill Quin—Business Manager Charles Breeland—Registrar 152 Administration TT F. Mr. Charles Breeland, SMJC’s registrar, keeps files on all SMJC students. Dean Norman Miller helps students with their spring schedule SMJC Decision Maurice Foreman Amite County John Conerly Walthall County Britte Hughey Amite County Reggie Jones Amite County d Sid Joseph Amite County 154 Board of Trustees Makers . . . 1980 Board of Trustees Board of Trustees and their wives J.W. Beck Jr. Pike County 156 Board of Trustees were honored at a Christmas supper. Wayne Busby Pike County Roy Brewer Jerry Conerly Pike County Walthall County Board of Trustees 157 A Symbol of Quality . . . SMJC Faculty Mac Anders—Assistant Football Coach, Phys¬ ical Education and Health B.S. Delta State Uni¬ versity, M. Ed. Southeastern Louisiana Universi- Roger Barrett—Drafting B.S. Mississippi Col- Rebecca Alford ty lege, Architectural Study—Tulane University Marilyn Brister—Voice, Piano, and Music B.S. Mississippi College M. Ed. Southeastern Louisi¬ ana University, Graduate Study, University Southern Mississippi, Louisiana State University Use M. Brown—English, Sophomore Literature M.A. University of Mississippi, M.S., University of Southern Mississippi William S. Bryan—Chairperson of Mathmatics and Science Division, B.S. Millsaps College, M.S. University of Alabama 158 Faculty Darlene Barron— Raiford Burris—Business Education A.A. South¬ west Ms. Jr, College, B.S. M.A. University of Southern Mississippi Regina Booker—Nursing A.A. Southwest Ms. Jr. College B.S.N. Southeastern Louisiana Universi¬ ty Robert C. Burrows—Biological Science B.S. Southeastern State College, M.S. University of Southern Mississippi, Advanced Graduate Stu¬ dy—Florida State University Ph.D. University of Southern Mississippi Mary Katherine Brewer—English and Speech A.A. Southwest Ms. Jr. College, B.S. M. Ed. Uni¬ versity of Southern Mississippi Advanced Gra¬ duate Study, University of Southern Mississippi Thomas Calhoun —Math and Science A.A. Southwest Ms. Jr. College, B.S. University of Southern Mississippi, MSCS University of Mis¬ sissippi, Advanced Graduate Study University of Southern Mississippi Faculty 159 Faculty Marvin Causey—Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Betty Fulgham — Nursing BSN University of Southern Mississippi, MSN University of Missis¬ sippi Teresa Coon—Nursing A.A. Southwest Ms. Jr. College, BSN Mississippi College, MN University of Mississippi Don Gleason— Mildred Craig—English BA University of Missis¬ sippi, MAT Mississippi State University, Ad¬ vanced Graduate Study University of Mississip¬ pi, University of Oklahoma Helen Gregory—Reading BA. Blue Mountain Col¬ lege, MEd. Mississippi State College, Advanced Graduate Study University of Mississippi, Uni¬ versity of Southern Mississippi 160 Faculty Stephen D’Aubin—Automotive Mechanics Floyd Davis—Head Football Coach, Physical Education, and AA Holmes Jr. College, BS Delta State College, MS University of Southern Missis¬ sippi, Advanced Graduate Study University of Southern Mississippi Henry Fant—History BA. MA. Mississippi State University, Advanced Graduate Study Miss. State University and Southeastern Lousiana Uni¬ versity. Jane Jackson—Nursing AA Southwest Ms. Jr. College, BSN University of Southern Mississippi, MN University of Mississippi William Johnson—German, French, Math BA Mississippi College, MAT Mississippi State Uni¬ versity, Advanced Graduate Study University of Southern Mississippi Patsy King—Science, Math BS. MS. University of Southern Mississippi, Advanced Graduate Study University of Southern Mississippi, Ad¬ vanced Graduate Study Southeastern Louisiana University Faculty 161 Faculty Jennifer Ladner—Health, Physical Education, Ladies’ Basketball Coach AS Mississippi Gulf Coast Jr. College, BS. Mississippi University for Women Carey Lea—Distribution and Marketing Technol¬ ogy BS Mississippi State University, Graduate Study University of Southern Mississippi, and Southeastern Louisiana University Cletus Magee—Law Enforcement AA Southwest Ms. Jr College, Additional Study Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Academy Tanya Morgan—Cosmetology John Ogden—History, Assistant Football Coach AA Southwest Jr. College, BS Delta State Uni¬ versity, M.ED, Delta State University, Advanced Graduate Study University of Southern Missis¬ sippi Advanced Graduate Study Southeastern Louisiana University Shelby Prestridge—Related Subjects AA South¬ west Jr. College, BS MS University of Southern Mississippi 162 Faculty Shirley Magee RN Nursing LPN Southwest Jr. College, RN Southwest JR. College Samuel M. McKinney III—Social Studies BA. Uni¬ versity of Mississippi MSS University of Missis¬ sippi Advanced Study University of Mississippi Walter Moak—Welding Eugene Price—Music AA Southwest Jr, College, James Rushing — Vocational Counselor BS BS Mississippi College, BSM, MSM, New Or- M.ED University of Southern Mississippi leans Baptist Theological Seminary; Advanced Graduate Study University of Southern Missis¬ sippi Harry Sibley—Industrial Electricity Faculty 163 Faculty K.L. Simmons—Director of Vocational—Techni¬ cal Education BS University of Southern Missis¬ sippi, Graduate Study University of Southern Mississippi Barbara Walter—Nursing BSN HN University of Mississippi Ramona Simmons—Nursing BS University of Southern Mississippi, MN University of Missis¬ sippi Sue White—Business Education AA Southwest Jr. College, BS University of Southern Mississip¬ pi, M Ed. University of Mississippi Lucy Stephenson—Business Education BS Mis¬ sissippi State University, M.Ed. University of Southern Mississippi; Advanced Graduate Study University of Southern Mississippi Charles Shelton Whittington—Music AA South¬ west Jr. College, BME Mississippi State Univer¬ sity, Advanced Study University of Southern Mis¬ sissippi and Southeastern Louisiana University 164 Faculty John Thomas— Jeanne Williams—English AA Southwest Jr. Col¬ lege, BSMS University of Southern Mississippi, Advanced Graduate Study University of South¬ ern Mississippi James M. Turner Jr.—Math and Science BS Lou¬ isiana State University, MS U.S. Naval Postgrad¬ uate School, Advanced Graduate Study Univer¬ sity of Southern Mississippi Joe Williams—Data Processing AA Southwest Jr. College, BS University of Southern Mississip¬ pi, Advanced Study Mississippi State University Johnny Tynes— y Jo Ann Young—Assistant Librarian AA South¬ west Jr. College, BS. University of Southern Mis¬ sissippi, MLS Louisiana State University Faculty 165 Faculty Oliver Young—Biological Science, Basketball Coach AA South¬ west Jr. College, BS Mississippi College, M ED Mississippi State University, Advanced Graduate Study Mississippi State University Ramona Young— Staff Beverly Dunaway—Secretary Virginia Marcus—Secretary Helen McCaffrey—Dorm Hostess and Book Store Not Pictured: Jo Baker—Secretary Dub Brock—Art Marie Brumfield RN. Nursing Alfred Carraway—Machine Shop Maria Los Reyes—Science Danny Esch—Diesel Mechanics Kay Jackson—Secretary Betty Johnson—Sociology and Secretary John Jones—Media Loyd Knippers—Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Francis Murray—Librarian R.W. Nored—Director Associate Degree Nursing Program Edna Pope—Dietitian Kay Smith—Piano Patricia Smith—Dorm Hostess Bert Williams—Building Trades Joyce Wroten—Secretary Cheryl McKinley—Library Assistant Cafeteria . . . Love At First Taste Cafeteria workers include, front row Faye Stockton, Janice Magee. Second row Mary Turner, Rose Crossley, Lee Gatlin, Andrew Woods. Third row Odell Hous¬ ton, Sylvia Brown, Charlie Brown, Leola Gordon, Annie Jackson, Martha Young, Owen McDowell, Linda Jones. Not pictured Barbara Roberts and William Jack- son. Mrs. Stockton prepares for the big lunch-time crowd. Rose Crossley and Annie Jackson serve a hungry student. • Cafeteria Workers 169 Kalem Fortinberry—Security Guard Ken Stockman—Security Guard Behind the Scenes On the SMJC Campus Moses Mason Joe Magee Campus Workers 171 Mrs. Williams is never too busy to help her students with an English problem. SMJC Faculty— Worth Checking Into Shelton Whittington does what he does best—dir¬ ects the music. President Holmes congratulates the faculty on the college reaccreditation by the Southern Associ¬ ation at the Dec. meeting. 172 Faculty Mrs. Virginia Marcus greets everyone with a smile even when she is snowed- under with work. Security guards, Glen Wilkerson and Ken Stockman take time from their duty to chat. SMJC Faculty— Worth Checking Into Mr. Thomas Calhoun goes over some papers before class begins. Dr. Robert Burrows compares lab evaluations. Mr. Henry Fant lectures to his American history class. Robbin Barr confers with Melanie Yarborough about scholarships. President Holmes and Mrs. Carlton pins Sgt. Carlton as master sgt. in a promotion ceremony. Faculty 175 Rona Dye enjoys the hardy welcome she received at the BSU Welcome Party. Where would the Bears be if not for supporters? Teachers and students, parents and mer¬ chants—the Bears have support¬ ers that back them rain or shine, win or lose. We, the Whispering Pines Staff, would like to extend a special “Thanks” to all the merchants who backed the Bears this year. We would also like to encourage each and every person who reads this to support our support¬ ers and let them know what a great thrill it was to have them as a part of the BEAR FACTS of 1981 . Lynn McDonald explains homework to Kimmi Lori Foy and Debra Reeves enjoy socializing at the Adams. BSU’s post-football game celebration. 176 Supporters Pam Edwards gets an unusual hug from Carl Moak. SUPPORTERS Supporters 177 CATCH THAT PEPSI SPIRIT I Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of McComb Inc. P.O. Box 513—Highway 98 East—McComb, Ms. Telephone—684-2281 WESTERN AUTO WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned—Cliff and Joy Fleming We Support the SMJC Bears 100% 705 Robb St. Summit, Ms. 39666 The Biggest Little Store In Town 178 Regular King HAVE A COKE AND A SMILE Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Hwy 24 West McComb, Ms. 39648 Telephone: 684-8223 684-4441 SOUTHWEST MALL “Your One Stop Shopping Center” Entex T-Shirts Things Southwest Uniform Shop Tot-T-Teens Selman’s Jewelers Honey Pot K B Drugs Fuller Electronics Suzanne Shop Towne Cobbler Royale Oak Collectors Corner Covington’s Hardware Bank of McComb Commercial Developers, Inc. Baskin-Robbins Burger King Shoetown Ginny’s Hallmark Roses Dept. Store Winn-Dixie Southwest Service Center 179 KING’S DISCOUNT DRUGS OWNERS KING MARTHA BAKER PH. 684-4344 • 1417 ASTON • MCCOMB, MS. 39648 “COUNT” ON US FOR “ROYAL” TREATMENT Baptist Student Union Liberty Pump and Surfacing Co., Inc. Liberty, Ms. 39645 A Company of individuals who really care. Wimberly Jewelers Harvey Motor Company, Inc. Sales, Accessories and Services P.O. Box 327 Liberty, Ms. 39645 Ph. 657-8075 Al Wimberly GemStones Certified Gemologist Diamonds Dial 684-6783 Fine Jewelry 111 N. Broadway SUNSHINE SQUARE “Downtown McComb” 39648 181 Compliments of Tylertown Bank P.O. Box 391 Tylertown, Ms. 39667 Branch of First National Bank of Jackson, Ms. A Full Dial-876-3300 Service for correct Bank time and temperature Compliments of Andrews Browne Ford, Inc. Hwy. 98 East P.O. Box 266 Tylertown, Ms. 39667 FORD MERCURY FELDER’S FASHIONS, THOMPSON’S JEWELRY, INC 800 ROBB STREET SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI 39666 Phone 601-276-2533 P.O. BOX F LTD. 806 ROBB STREET SUMMIT, MS. PH. 276-7502 and FELDER’S II, LTD. 820 ROBB STREET SUMMIT, MS. PH. 276-7988 182 T-W-L TH1E BEST FOIEl LESS COMPLIMENTS Of FLY’S DRUG STORE ROBB STREET SUMMIT, MS NIGHTS SUNDAYS ROBB STREET PH. 276-5411 PH. 276-7701 Summit, Ms. 39666 COVINGTON’S HARDWARE Western Clothing, Boots Lawn Garden Supplies SOUTHWEST GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Sporting Goods Robb St.—Summit, Ms. Serving you since 1888 723 Robb Street P.O. Box 2 0 PH. 276-7583 OR 783-2382 Summit, Ms YOUR INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT 183 Compliments Of Enterprise-Journal MacMillan Bloedel The One Newspaper in the World Most Interested in this Community Containers P.O. Box 568 Highway 51 N McComb, Ms 39648 Magnolia Ms 39652 Ph. 783-5011 Carolyn’s Corner Good Luck Bears! 706 Beulah Ave. Tylertown, Ms 39667 Compliments Of Ph. 876-6285 Pigott’s Drugs Owners—Carolyn Claude Mangum Patsy Bob Johnson Box 247 Tylertown, Ms 39667 Compliments Of Go Bears! Town and Country Compliments of Box 296 Summit, Ms 39666 Holmes Stationers 129 N. Front St. 184 McComb, Ms 39648 Carolyn Jones, Interiors 804 Robb Street P.O. Box 158 Summit, Ms Ph. (601) 276-7501 PHONE 684-5166 The Tailor’s Bench 219 State Street McComb, Ms 39648 Ph. 684-6454 (601) 657-8712 Photo-Art Shop A TRADITION SINCE 1924 224 STATE STREET POST OFFICE BOX NUMBER 888 McCOMB CITY, MISSISSIPPI 39648 CruUe’a Supermarket “WHERE YOUR FOOD DOLLAR HAS THE TIME OF ITS LIFE” WILLIE JOE CRUISE Owner P. 0. BOX 249 HIGHWAY 24 LIBERTY, MISS. 39645 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE HOME OWNED AND OPERATED TIRES, BATTERIES AND AUTO ACCESSORIES MERCURY MOTORS-BOATS SPORTING GOODS-APPLIANCES Camellia Shopping Center McComb, MS 39648 Compliments Of Liberty Cleaners Liberty, Ms. 39645 E.W. Foy BEASLEY INTERIORS 232 Main Street LIBERTY , MISSISSIPPI 39645 Ployd Beasley Phone 601 657-8982 Compliments Of Liberty Hardware Co. IN Liberty, Ms. 39645 Ph. 657-8921 185 THE FITTING ROOM “High-Styled Clothing for the Fashion-minded Young Man” 215 Sunshine Square McComb, Miss. 39648 Ph. 684-7787 “VYlmfcmsihAortl Shoe Store 216 Main St., Sunshine Square Dsal 684-4041 McCorab, Miss Put Yourself In MadEmersons Shoes associate store Herzlichen Gluckwunsch Zum Abschlu B. BRYANT M. BARRON P. O. DRAW H — HI WAY 24 EAST LIBERTY, MS 39645 PHONE (601) 657-4414 Brian Price Wanda Stringer Donnie Ward Donald Seale Steve McCaskell Bob Long Bill Johnson BEAR FACTS « 5 I 1981 M THE WHISPERING PINES STAFF ENCOURAGES FRIENDS TO KEEP IN TOUCH ABDUL-HADI, OMAR H. P.O. BOX 262 BAKER, LA 70714 ABDUL-HADI, TAMARA S. P.O. BOX 262 BAKER, LA 70714 ABRAHAM, TUESDAY 824 WILSON ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 ADAMS, BETH M. P.O. Box 102 SUMMIT, MS 39666 ADAMS, CARRIE M. P.O. BOX 699 CENTREVILLE, MS ADAMS, CHERYL L. RT. 2 Box 228 BOGALUSA, LA 70427 ADAMS, FREDRICK A. RT. 2 SMITHDALE, MS 39664 ADAMS, JOHNELLA 110 ST. 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RT. 1 BOX 344 MCCOMB, MS 39648 BRISTER, JACQUELIN 722 MCCOMB ST TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 BROWN, CARROLL E. RT. 1 BOX 187 SUMMIT, MS 39666 BROWN, CHARLES H. RT. 4 BOX 137 MCCOMB, MS 39648 BRISTER, LAUREN A. RT. 3 BOX 44 MCCOMB, MS 39648 BROCK, ELIZABETH C. RT. 6 SUMMIT, MS 39666 BROWN, FELECIA A. RT. 5 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 BROWN, FRANK J. JR. 1009 WILSON MCCOMB, MS 39648 BROWN, MICHAEL D. 880 GARLAND MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 BROWN, PAMELA D. RT. 1 BOX 158 GLOSTER, MS 39638 BROWN, SHELIA RT. 1 BOX 142D RUTH, MS 39662 BROWN, THOMAS E. RT. 3 BOX 124 MCCOMB, MS 39648 BROWN, WILLIAM A. RT. 1 BOX 187 SUMMIT, MS 39666 BRUMFIELD, ANNCLAIR RT. 1 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 BRUMFIELD, BARBARA B. 404 CARROLL ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 BRUMFIELD, CHESTER L. RT. 1 BOX 353 OSYKA, MS 39657 BRUMFIELD, CHRISTY L. RT. 2 BOX 249D MCCOMB, MS 39648 BRUMFIELD, EARL T. RT. 1 BOX 221B MCCOMB, MS 39648 BRUMFIELD, MARY N. RT. 5 BOX 82 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 BRUMFIELD, PARTICIA A. RT. 1 BOX 354 OSYKA, MS 39657 BRUMFIELD, PENNY S. RT. 1 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 BRUMFIELD, SAMUEL C. 1408 STOKES AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 BRUMFIELD, TERESA E. 1 15 WEST ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 BRYANT, CAROL E. RT. 1 BOX 135 CROSBY, MS 39633 BUENO, ALFREDO J. 806 BINE MCCOMB, MS 39648 BURGE, HORATIO A. RT. 3 BOX 196 SUMMIT, MS 39666 BURGE, KAREN S. 833 MARION AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 BURRIS, STELLA M. 704 THIRD ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 BURT, GERALD W. 105 SHANNON DR. MCCOMB, MS 39648 BURT, RHONDA L. P.O. BOX 285 MCCOMB, MS 39648 BUTLER, SANDY S. RT. 3 BOX 18 MCCOMB, MS 39648 BUTLER, VERNON L. RT. 1 BOX 187A SUMMIT, MS 39666 BYLAND, MATTHEW T. 6686 ST. MARY BATON ROUGE, LA 70811 BYNUM, BARBARA A. RT. 2 BOX 41 WOODVILLE, MS 39669 BYRD, ANNETTE T. 631 N. MYRTLE ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 BYRD, VERNA J.T. 707 S. SECOND ST. BROOKHAVEN, MS 39601 BYRD, VIOLA E. P.O. BOX 613 CENTREVILLE, MS 39631 CALCOTE, JEFFREY L. RT. 1 BOX 334 GLOSTER, MS 39638 CAMERON, ANNIE R. 211 MARR BROOKHAVEN, MS 39601 CAMPBELL, ROGER W. RT. 4 LIBERTY, MS 39645 CAREY, MARGARET RT. 1 BOX 124H TYLERTOWN, MS CARLEY, MICHELLE E. RT. 2 JAYESS, MS 39641 CARLISLE, ALAN K. 1122 LABRANCH MCCOMB, MS 39648 CARNEY, DONNA M. RT. 2 BOX 170 JAYESS, MS 39641 CARNEY, TEMARNA RT. 2 BOX 138 MONTICELLO, MS CARPENTER, RHONDA L. RT. 4 BOX 97-B SUMMIT, MS 39666 CARR, JOHN L. 516 MCCOMB ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 CARRAWAY, ELIZABETH M. 410 N. CLARK MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 CARRUTH, THOMAS E. RT. 3 BOX 153 SUMMIT, MS 39666 CARSON, ALBERT L. RT. 1 BOX 221 CENTREVILLE, MS 39631 CARTER, LISA A. RT. 1 BOX 53 GLOSTER, MS 39638 CARTWRIGHT, PEGGY B. RT. 4 BOX 721A SUMMIT, MS 39666 CANTON, JEFF 426 MYRTLE MCCOMB, MS 39648 CASE, PHYLLIS M. P.O. BOX 430 MEADVILLE, MS 39653 CASTON,JOHNNY RT. 2 BOX 315 GLOSTER, MS 39638 CASTON, LAWANDA 1402 CARROL MCCOMB, MS 39648 CASTON, MARY LOUISE SUMMIT APTS APT 32 SUMMIT, MS 39666 CATCHINGS, WILLIAM RT. 2 BOX 41A SUMMIT, MS 39666 CAUDILL, JOE II 1103 PETERS PO BOX 536 SUMMIT, MS 39666 CAUDILL, NANCY L. P.O. BOX 366 SUMMIT, MS 39666 CAUSEY, JOHN L. RT. 2 BOX 247 GLOSTER, MS 39638 CAYER, GERALD W. 916 PAULA BAKER, LA 70714 CHAMPAGNE, MICHAEL A. 14655 DEVALL RD. BATON ROUGE, LA 70811 CHANCELLOR, BONNIE RT. 3 BOX 482 COLLINSVILLE, MS CHAPLIN, JULIE K. 916 AVE C. MCCOMB, MS 39648 CHASE, DONALD RT. 2 OSYKA, MS 39657 CHIRINOS, HECTOR A. 612 FOURTH ST. MCCOMB. MS 39648 CHIRINOS, MARIELA 612 FOURTH ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 CHIRINOS, MORAIMA E. 612 FOURTH ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 CHIRINOS, TULIO A. 615 24TH ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 CLARK, EVERETTE E. P.O. BOX 56 SUMMIT, MS 39666 CLARK. LAUREN S. 1510 PARK DR. MCCOMB, MS 39648 CLARK, WILLIAM B FERNWOOD, MS 39635 CONEY, GLENDA 626 SUMMIT ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 CONEY, STEPHEN W. P.O. BOX 82 FERNWOOD, MS 39635 CONN, NANCY A. 803 25TH ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 CONQUE, CLINT S. 2538 OLIVE ST. BATON ROUGE, LA 70806 COOK, MARILYN A. C 4 APT 5 BURG HGTS MCCOMB, MS 39648 COOK, PENNIE V.J. RT. 3 BOX 208 SUMMIT, MS 39666 COOK, WILLIAM R. RT. 4 SUMMIT, MS 39666 COON, ANGELA D. RT. 2 JAYESS, MS 39641 COOPER, JAMES N. 4815 GREENWELL ST. BATON ROUGE, LA COOPER, JERRY L. RT. 2 BOX 104 MCCOMB, MS 39648 COOPER, WILLIAM C. RT. 6 BOX 120 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 CORNELIUS, CONNIE L. P.O. BOX 162 SLAUGHTER, LA 70777 CORNELL, TIMOTHY G. P.O. BOX 452 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 COTHERN, TAMMY L. P.O. BOX 5 JAYESS, MS 39641 COTTEN, JONE A. RT. 3 BOX 100 MEADVILLE, MS 39653 COTTON, CAROLYN M. 416 MCCOMB ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 COTTON, KENNETH C. RT. 1 BOX 108 GLOSTER, MS 39638 COX, DEBORAH L. RT. 1 BOX 1 GREENSBURG, LA 70441 CRAFT, EUGENE C. 1 134 SUMMIT ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 CRAFT, TRACY H. P.O. BOX 38 OSYKA, MS 39657 CRAWFORD, MIKE RT. 4 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 CREEL, ERNEST E. RT. 2 BOX 37 SUMMIT, MS 39666 CREEL, JOHN M. 903 3RD ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 CROCHET, DOROTHY J. RT. 4 BOX 159 SUMMIT, MS 39666 CRUM, GARY D. P.O. BOX 354 CENTREVILLE, MS 39631 CULOTTA, ROBERT J. RT. 2 BOX 222 MCCOMB, MS 39648 CUNNIGEN, CRYSTAL P.O. BOX 211 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 CUTRER, ANGELA H. PINE MEADOW ESTATES P.O. BOX 614 MCCOMB, MS 39648 CLEMENT, JO ANN RT. 2 BOX 343 GLOSTER, MS 39638 CLEMENTS, DERWIN F. RT. 6 BOX 231 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 COCKERHAM, GLORIA C. RT. 2 BOX 120 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 COFFEY, BRUCE A. RT. 1 BOX 415A MCCOMB, MS 39648 COKE, GREGG P.O. BOX 901 MCCOMB, MS 39648 COKER, SUE E. 506 SCHILLING DR. MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 COKER, VIRGINIA L. RT. 4 BOX 162 LIBERTY, MS 39645 COLEMAN, DONALD G. JR. RT. 3 LIBERTY, MS 39645 COLLINS, JAMES M. GENERAL DELIVERY GLOSTER, MS COLLINS, URIAH RT. 1 BOX 317 SUMMIT, MS 39666 CONELY, WANDA L. RT. 1 BOX 24 MAGNOLIA, MS 3962 CONERLY, BARBARA J. 10B CMTY PARK MCCOMB, MS 39648 CONERLY, CAROL A. P.O. BOX 52 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 DALE, JAMES P.O. BOX 577 WOODVILLE, MS 39669 DANGERFIELD, TONY C. P.O. BOX 611 MCCOMB, MS 39648 DAQUILA, PHILIP 328 SINCLAIR MCCOMB, MS 39648 DAUGHDRILL, BURNEY D. 805 MINNESOTA AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 DAVIS, ALVIN RT. 1 BOX 252 GREENSBURG, LA 70441 DAVIS, BILLIE C. RT. 1 FRANKLINTON, LA DAVIS, JAMES A. 107 WASHINGTON AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 DAVIS, PAMELA S. P.O. BOX 372 SUMMIT, MS 39666 DAVIS, RUBY 506 CHESTNUT MCCOMB, MS 39648 DAY, WANDA RT. 2 JAYESS, MS 39641 DEAR, PAULETTE M. RT. 1 BOX 256 ETHEL, LA 70730 DECOUX, WILLIAM S. 303 BURKE MCCOMB, MS 39648 DEER, SALLIE M. 778 WILSON ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 DEES, WANDA S. P.O. BOX 146 GLOSTER, MS 39638 DELEE, BRENT K. RT. 1 BOX 302A CLINTON, LA 70722 DELEE, EDWARD G. RT. 2 BOX 4 8A CLINTON, LA 70722 DELEE, ELVIS A. JR. RT. 2 BOX 56A CLINTON, LA 70722 DERRICK, THOMAS S. RT. 2 BOX 230 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 DEWEESE, JOHN C. 200 MISSISSIPPI ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 DICKENS, PERCY RT. 1 BOX 252 GLOSTER, MS 39638 DICKERSON, GLORY J. RT. 4 BOX 196 SUMMIT, MS 39666 DICKERSON, L. CORNELIA RT. 4 SUMMIT, MS 39666 DICKERSON, MARGIE 325 CHESTNUT MCCOMB, MS 39648 DICKERSON, PAULA A. RT. 2 BOX 233A MCCOMB, MS 39648 DICKEY, CYNTHIA A. 310 MICHIGAN MCCOMB, MS 39648 DICKSON, DORA D. GE DEL JACKSON, LA DEER, TERESA M. P.O. BOX 365 MCCOMB, MS 39648 DILLON, BARRY K. RT. 5 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 DILLON, DERICK D. RT. 3 BOX 175 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 DILLON, KATHY L. 420 MINN. AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 DILLON, KENNETH B. RT. 6 BOX 93 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 DITCHARO, STEVEN RT. 3 BOX 344 MCCOMB, MS 39648 DIXON, ELIZABETH W. P.O. BOX 13 A ROXIE, MS DIXON, NOAH H., JR. RT. 5 BOX 49 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 DOBBINS, THOMAS H. RT. 4 BOX 27 BOGUE CHITTO, MS 39629 DOERNER, DEBBIE K. RT. 1 OSYKA, MS 39657 DOUGLAS, CAROL L. RT. 1 BOX 630 MCCOMB, MS 39648 DOUGLAS, MARY L. RT. 1 BOX 540 OSYKA, MS 39657 DOUGLAS, MEREDITH A. RT. 2 BOX 234 A BOGUE CHITTO, MS DOWNS, CAROLYN V. RT. 3 BOX 168 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 DRAIN, ROBERT RT. 2 BOX 1812 SUMMIT, MS 39666 DRESSEL, LOWELL W. 11209 WILL STUTLEY NEW ORLEANS, LA DUNAWAY, JAMES N. RT. 1 BOX 97 SUMMIT, ' MS 39666 DUPRE, WANDA A. 617 LAUREL ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 DYE, DEBRA P.O. BOX 235 LIBERTY, MS 39664 DYE, RONA K. P.O. BOX 235 LIBERTY, MS 39645 DYKES, DARRYL L. RT. 7 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 EASLEY, ANNELIESE Y. RT. 3 BOX 109 A MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 EASLEY, DELORES RT. 3 BOX 109 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 EAST, LOIS G. RT. 4 INDEX SUMMIT, MS 39666 EDWARDS, ANDREW M. 411 MULBERRY ST. AMITE, LA 70422 EDWARDS, PAMELA D. RT. 2 MCCALL, CREEK, MS ENGLAND, M. ELLEN 140 W. MYRTLE MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 ERWIN, GLYNN V. P.O. BOX 964 JACKSON, LA 70748 ERWIN, GUY B., JR. RT. 2 SUMMIT, MS 39666 ESTESS, SANDI G. RT. 4 BOX 10 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 ETHERIDGE, ELOIS L. 802 VENABLE ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 ETHERIDGE, JIMMY D. RT. 3 BOX 138 JAYESS, MS 39641 FAIRBURN, MARY L. RT. 4 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 FARBER-ROSS, LISA F. 214 WEST PETERS SUMMIT, MS 39666 FARNHAM, MICHAEL B. 302 FIFTH ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 FAULK, W. JAMES 1521 NORTH R.R. AVE. TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 FELDER, PAMELA J. RT. 2 LIBERTY, MS 39645 FINCH, CHARLES T. P.O. BOX 159 SUMMIT, MS 39666 FLETCHER, DENNIS N RT. 2 BOX 1113 JACKSON,LA FLETCHER, WALTER RT. 2 BOX 66 INDEPENDENCE, LA FLOYD, PAMELA D. RT. 2 BOX 94 GLOSTER, MS 39639 FOREMAN, AARON T. RT. 2 BOX 295 MCCOMB, MS 39645 FORTENBERRY, JOEY W., JR. BOX 57 FERNWOOD, MS 39635 FORTENBERRY, PARTICIA P.O. BOX 510 MCCOMB, MS 39648 FORTINBERRY, J. KEELY RT. 7 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 FOSTER, JANICE L. P.O. BOX 55 FERNWOOD, MS 39635 FOY, LORI 1511 VERMONT MCCOMB, MS 39648 FRAZIER, THOMAS M. RT. 3 BOX 100 MCCOMB, MS 39648 FRY, JAMES R. RT. 1 BOX 149 CENTREVILLE, MS FRYOUX, KEVIN J. 813 SHERRON BAKER, LA 70714 FULLER, KENYA RT. 3 BOX 123 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 FUTCH, SAMMIE J. RT. 2 BOX 295 SUMMIT, MS 39666 GALIAHDI, MARY J. P.O. BOX 245 MEADVILLE, MS 39653 GALLENT, DARRYL L. RT. 2 BOX 436 CENTREVILLE, MS 39631 GATLIN, JOHN W. 129 N. CHERRY ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 GAY, DARLA J. P.O. BOX 357 SUMMIT, MS 39666 GILL, LEE T. P.O. BOX 113 BUDE, MS GILLIES, JEAN F. BOX 350 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 GITTINGER, REBECCA 7022 BOONE DR. BATON ROUGE, LA 70808 GITTINGER, ROGER H. 7022 BOONE DR. BATON ROUGE, LA 70808 GIVENS, BRUCE D. 1631 VENABLE MCCOMB, MS 39648 GODWIN, ALISA D. RT. 2 BOX 63 A SUMMIT, MS 39666 GORDON, TRUDIE A. RT. 2 BOX 165 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 GRAFF, MISTY 3529 GRANT BAKER, LA 70714 GRAHAM, JANICE G. P.O. BOX 140 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 GRAVES, KAREN L. P.O. BOX 607 MEADVILLE, MS 39653 GRAVES, VINCE 327 EARL ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 GRAY, JUDITH RT. 1 OSYKA, MS GREEN, CLAUDETTE RT. 2 BOX 36 K MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 GREEN, JOANNIE L. P.O. BOX 1037 MCCOMB, MS 39648 GREER,BEVERLY RT. 3 BOX 68 SUMMIT, MS 39666 GRICE, SHERRI L. RT. 1 BOX 321 KENTWOOD, LA GRIFFIN, JULIA RT. 3 BOX 89 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 GUIDRY, KIRBY S., JR. RUE CONCORD BATON ROUGE, LA GUNNELL, TAMMY A. RT. 1 RUTH, MS 39662 HACKETT, PATRICIA A. RT. 4 BOX 266 SUMMIT, MS 39666 HALEY, CONNIE L. 305 ALBERT ST. BROOKHAVEN, MS HALEY, TONYE T. 318 ASH ST. BROOKHAVEN, MS 39601 HALL, BOBBY J., JR. P.O. BOX 646 MCCO MB, MS 39648 HALL, BRENDA R. RT. 4 BOX 325 BOGUE CHITTO, MS HALL, DEBBIE L. RT. 2 SUMMIT, MS 39666 HALL, SANDRA RT. 2 BOX 13 MCCOMB, MS 39648 HAMILTON, BARBARA RT. 1 BOX 384 MCCOMB, MS 39648 HAMILTON, WALLACE RT. 1 BOX 384 MCCOMB, MS 39648 HAMMONS, SHARON A. 538 11TH ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 HAMPTON, JESSIE D. RT. 2 BOX 63 LIBERTY, MS 39645 HARDIN, JOHN D. RT. 1 BOX 153 MCCOMB, MS 39648 HARRELL, KELVIN RT. 5 BOX 236 LIBERTY, MS 39645 HARRELL, PHILLIP E. 702 8TH ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 HARRIS, ETTA 912 SUMMIT ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 HARRIS, PEGGY J. 840 MARION MANOR MCCOMB, MS 39648 HARVEY, JENNIFER RT. 1 BOX 130 SUMMIT, MS 39666 HARVEY, JOSEPH D. P.O. BOX 63 LIBERTY, MS 39645 HARVEY, JOYCE L. RT. 4 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 HARVEY, LORI L. RT. 4 BOX 157 LIBERTY, MS 39645 HAVARD, KIRK G. P.O. BOX 61 JACKSON, LA 70748 HAVARD, RONALD P.O. BOX 471 GLOSTER, MS 39638 HAWN, BILLY RT. 3 JAYESS, MS HAY, CHARLENE RT. 1 OSYKA, MS 39657 HAYNES, DOROTHY F. P.O. BOX 159 SUMMIT, MS 39666 HAYNES, JAMES A. RT. 1 BOX 247 GLOSTER, MS 39638 HEDSTROM, RANDAL M. P.O. BOX 417 PLATKA, FLA 32031 HENDERSON,KENNETH P.O. BOX 303 WOODWILLE, MS 39669 HENDERSON, NANCY RT. 1 BOX 212 OSYKA, MS 39657 HENNINGTON, CELESTE C RT. 3 BOX 5813 SUMMIT, MS. 39666 HERRING, CYNTHIA RT. 2 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 HERRING, SHARON K. P.O. BOX 512 MEADVILLE, MS 39653 HERRON, EDWARD G. RT. 3 BOX 60 JAYESS, MS 39641 HEWITT, DAVID 707 HOWE APT. 8 MCCOMB, MS 39648 HEWITT, DONNA L. RT. 2 SUMMIT, MS 39666 HEWITT, ROBERT G. 815 WHITE ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 HICKS, PATRICIA K. 1511 PARK DR. MCCOMB, MS 39648 HIGHTOWER, ANGELA RT. 5 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 HILL. JUDITH RT. 1 BOX 225 MONTICELLO, MS 39654 HOOGES, JUDY BOX 266 CENTREVILLE, MS HOLLOWAY. CURTIS RT. 3 BOX 105 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 HOLMES, CONNIE M. 1017 CATO ST. TYLERTOWN, MS. 39667 HOLMES, JAMES RT. 2 BOX 58 MCCOMB, MS 39648 HOLMES, KRYZRA 101 LYNN AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 HOLMES, PATRICIA K. 140 S. MAGNOLIA MCCOMB, MS 39648 HOOD, RAY M. 410 NORTH MAGNOLIS MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 HOUSTON, TIMMY D. 200 RAILROAD ST. BROOKHAVEN, MS HOWARD, PAUL D. 1226 VENABLE ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 HOWELL, LISA J. P.O. BOX 9643 CENTREVILLE, MS HOWELL, SHERRI L. RT. 2 JAYESS, MS 39641 HOFF, EDSEL RT. 2 BOX 174 GLOSTER, MS 39638 HUGHES, CURTIS, JR. RT. 1 BOX 9 CENTREVILLE, MS HUGHES, DARREL E. P.O. BOX 32 B TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 HUGHES, KENNETH 406 BEULAH AVE. TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 HUGHES, NORA J. RT. SMITHDALE, MS 39664 HUGHES, O.Z. RT. 1 BOX 24 CENTREVILLE, MS HURST, MARK BOX 8 CLINTON, LA 70722 HUTSON, RHONDA G. BOX 509 SUMMIT, MS 39666 HUX, KYLE R. 307 LOCUST MCCOMB, MS 39648 IKERD, STEPHANIE RT. 3 MEADVILLE, MS 39653 INMAN, LAURA A. BOX 314 WOODVILLE, MS 39669 JACKSON, BEVERLY J. RT. 2 BOX 37 MCCOMB, MS 39648 JACKSON, CARL 1013 LAIRDS MCCOMB, MS 39648 JACKSON, CAROLYN L. RT. 1 BOX 170 MCCOMB, MS 39648 JACKSON, CARRIE S. BOX 898 SUMMIT, MS 39666 JACKSON, ELLIS RT. 2 BOX 75 LIBERTY, MS JACKSON,FLORA P.O. BOX 185 MCCOMB, MS 39648 JACKSON, JANICE P.O. BOX 139 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 JACKSON, PAULA E. RT. 2 GLOSTER, MS JACOBS, CATHY 637 BENDAT MCCOMB, MS 39648 JAMES, BRENDA 1304 LA AVE. TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 JAMES, CURTIS A. RT. 3 BOX 162 MCCOMB, MS 39648 JAMES, LEYNELL RT. 5 BOX 49 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 JELKS,STEVE BOX 113 NORWOOD, LA 70761 JOHNS, ROSE L. 1027 N CHERRY ST. MCCOMB, MS. 39648 JOHNSON, CELENA A. RT. 4 BOX 147 SUMMIT, MS 39666 JOHNSON, CHARLES F. P.O. BOX 562 BROOKHAVEN, MS 39601 JOHNSON, CHESTLEY ANN RT. 1 BOX 29 CROSLEY, MS 39633 JOHNSON, DANNIE D. RT. 1 APT. H2 MCCOMB, MS 39648 JOHNSON, JACQUELINE 1340 OLD BROOK RD BROOKHAVEN, MS 39604 JOHNSON, JILL RT. 4 BOX 162 SUMMIT, MS 39666 JOHNSON, JONAS E. RT. 1 BOX 269 MCCOMB, MS 39648 JOHNSON, LOUISIA AP 29 SMT. APTS SUMMIT, MS 39666 JOHNSON, PAMELA 121 MISSISSIPPI ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 JOHNSON, SUZANNE R. P.O. BOX 472 MCCOMB, MS 39648 JOHNSTON, CHRISTIAN 610 WESTOVER DR. MCCOMB, MS 39648 JOHNSTON, DONNA E. RT. 2 BOX 261 SMITHDALE, MS 39664 JOHNSTON, GLENDA D. P.O. BOX 85 SUMMIT, MS 39666 JONES, CALVIN P.O. BOX 163 WATSON, LA 70786 JONES, CARRIE L. RT. 2 BOX 34 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 JONES, CHRIS A. RT. 3 BOX 127 MEADVILLE, MS 39653 JONES, FRANK A., JR. RT. 1 ETHEL, LA 70730 JONES, JAMES G., JR. 210 BUTLER MCCOMB, MS 39648 JONES, LAUREN RT. 1 ETHEL, LA 70730 JONES, LAWANNA G. RT. 3 MEADVILLE, MS 39652 JONES, RANDY 204 WESTVIEW CIRCLE MCCOMB, MS 39648 JONES, RICHARD P.O. BOX 156 WOODVILLE, MS 39669 JONES,STEPHEN 1011 PALMETTO SUMMIT, MS 39666 JORDAN, JODI P. 1501 STOKES AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 JORDAN, ROSALIE 350 PRICE ST. MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 JUOCEE, DAVID P.O. BOX 217 GLOSTER, MS 39638 KABERLEIN, JAMES P. RT. 6 BOX 161 SUMMIT, MS 39666 KABERLEIN, MIKE J. RT. 1 BOX 1618 SUMMIT, MS 39666 KATZ, EVE L. RT. 3 BOX 183 BOGUE CHITTO, MS KEADLE, KATHERINEL RT. 2 BOX 245 MCCOMB, MS 39648 KEARLEY, ROBBIN RT. 1 BOX 163 TYLERTOWN, MS 396667 KENT, ROGER RT. 2 BOX 162 SMITHDALE, MS 39644 KENT, THOMAS RT. 2 BOX 162 SMITHDALE, MS 39664 KEYES, JIMMY RT. 2 BOX 197 ST. JOSEPH, LA 71366 KING, CYNTHIA ANN GEN DEL RUTH, MS 39662 KING, MARY G. 427 VIRGINIA AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 KING, MONA L. RT. 4 BOX 80 SUMMIT, MS 39666 KING, RANDY RT. 2 JAYESS, MS 39641 KING, SCOTT RT. 3 SUMMIT, MS 39666 KIRKFIELD, LAURIE A. 318 GEORGIA AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 KIRKLAND, KIMBERLY RT. 1 BOX 112 LIBERTY, MS 39645 KLEIESCH, DAN RT. OSYKA, MS 39657 KLIESCH, SANDRA K. P.O. BOX 336 OSYKA, MS 39657 KNIGHTON, HOLLI P.O. BOX 487 CENTREVILLE, MS KNIPPERS, CONNIE D. 813 HINSON TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 KNIPPERS, SANDRA F. RT. 4 BOX 175 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 KNOX, DAVID P.O. BOX 163 SUMMIT, MS 39666 KNOX, RICKIE DAVIS M R. BOX 25 SUMMIT, MS 39666 KRAPAC, SUZANNE C. 414 WILSON DR. MCCOMB, MS 39648 LACKEY, MARTIN 35 MAPLEWOOD LANE NATCHEZ, MS 39120 LACY, MONICA P.O. BOX 4221 LAUREL, MS LAIRD, GREGORY RT. 1 BOX 8 SMITHDALE, MS 39664 LAIRD, LINDA G. P.O. BOX 23 MCCOMB, MS 39648 LAMKIN, JOHN 1720 WHITE ST. INDEX MCCOMB, MS 39648 LAMPTON, DOROTHY RT. 2 BOX 175 MCCOMB, MS 39648 LAMPTON, JUANITA 115 CONERLY TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 LAMPTON, LESLIE 721 BEULAH AVE. TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 LANDRY, DARREN S. 1487 SIERRA VISTA DR. BATON ROUGE, LA LANDRY, TONYA RT. 2 BOX 229 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 LANEHART, SAMUEL P.O. BOX 1274 WOODVILLE, MS 39669 LANG, ALBERT E., JR. RT. 4 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 LANG, PATSY 215 DESOTA MCCOMB, MS 39648 LANTRIP, DAVID RT. 2 BOX 220 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 LAWHON, TOD E. P.O. BOX 444 BASTROP, LA 71220 LAWRENCE, JOANN RT. 1 BOX 81 BOGUE CHITTO, MS LAWSON, SUSAN L. RT. 1 BOX 413 MCCOMB, MS 39648 LAWSON, WILLIAM J. Ill BOX 845 JACKSON, LA 70748 LEA, CAREY M. RT. 2 BOX 169 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 LEA, JACQUELINE RT. 1 BOX 83 LIBERTY, MS 39645 LEBLANC, BRYAN J. 108 BELLE DAME DR. LAFAYETTE, LA 70506 LEE, DIXIE P.O. BOX 933 AMITE, LA LEE, KAREN RT. 3 BOX 222 MEADVILLE, MS LEGGETT, TIM HW 51 N BOX 183 SUMMIT, MS 39666 LENOIR, CHRISTOPHER 110 FIRST DR. MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 LENOIR, RAY RT. 4 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 LEVET, JACQUES P. P.O. BOX 269 RESERVE, LA 70084 LEWIS, KATRINIA RT. 1 BOX 106 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 LEWIS, RUTHIE RT. 6 BOX 232 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 LEWMAN, HUDORA RT. 1 BOX 247 SUMMIT, MS 39666 LEWMAN, THOMAS A. P.O. BOX 111 SUMMIT, MS 39666 LIVINGSTON, REBECCA A. RT. 2 BOX 16 SUMMIT, MS 39666 LOGAN, SHARON KAY P.O. BOX 268 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 LONG, GLORIA RT. 1 BOX 308 MCCOMB, MS 39648 LONG, ROBERT RT. 2 BOX 247 BOGUE CHITTO, MS LONG, SUSAN P.O. BOX 95 CLINTON, LA 70722 LUMPKIN, LARRY RT. 1 BOX 268 MCCOMB, MS 39648 LUNSFORD, GARILYN 300 VIRGINIA AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 LYONS, ANGELA 1303 NELSON MCCOMB, MS 39648 MADISON, PAMELA 430 MYRTLE ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 MAGEE, CLETUS W., JR. RT. 2 BOX 20 SUMMIT, MS 39666 MAGEE, DAVID E. RT. 3 BOX 508 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MAGEE, HAZEL RT. 3 BOX 136 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MAGEE, JIMMY RT. 5 BOX 104 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MAGEE, PAMELA RT. 2 SUMMIT, MS 39666 MAGEE, SHIRLEY APT. A 9 840 MARION MCCOMB, MS 39648 MAGEE, STEWART A. 715 TYLER AVE. TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MALLETTE, CYNTHIA RT. 1 BOX 74 MAGNOLIA, MS. 39652 MANGUM, SANDY K. 1409 MAGNOLIA AVE. TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MARSALIS, DAVID C. RT. 3 BOX 284 MCCOMB. MS 39648 MARTIN, DANNY RT. 3 BOX 289 MCCOMB, MS 39648 MARTIN, DAWN RT. 3 BOX 18 JAYESS, MS 39641 MARTIN, JAMES E., JR. 965 CUNNIGEN MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 MARTIN, JEANETTE 1212 WALL ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 MATHIS, ELLA NATCHEZ ST. WOODVILLE, MS 39669 MAY, LISA P.O. BOX 413 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MAY, MARTHA M. RT. 4 SUMMIT, MS 39666 MCCABE, DAVID P. RT. 1 BOX 207 LIBERTY, MS 39645 MCCALL, GREGG A. RT. 2 BOX 218 SUMMIT, MS 39666 MCCASKELL, J. STEVE RT. 3 BOX 209 MEADVILLE, MS 39653 MCCLENDON, DEBRA RT. 2 BOX 162 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 MCCOWN, LORIA 227 S MYRTLE MCCOMB, MS 39648 MCCRAY, CHERYL A. RT. 4 BOX 85 LIBERTY, MS 39645 MCCRAY, CLINTIS C9APT4 MCCOMB, MS 39648 MCCRAY, JACQUELINE A. RT. 2 BOX 23 DENHAM SPRINGS, LA MCCULLOUGH, LOTTIE RT. 2 BOX 16 SUMMIT, MS 39666 MCCULLOUGH, WILLIAM RT. 3 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MCDANIEL, BRIAN P.O. BOX 472 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 MCDANIEL, DEBORAH L. P.O. BOX 962 CENTREVILLE, MS MCDANIEL, JANET L. 1012 CAMERON ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 MCDANIEL, LARRY 708 4TH ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 MCDANIEL, MICHAEL RT. 1 BOX 104 CENTREVILLE, MS MCDAVITT, THOMAS D. 401 ASTON AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 MCDONALD, LYNN 514 HART RD. MCCOMB, MS 39648 MCDOWELL, GREGORY RT. 1 BOX 217 CROSBY, MS 39633 MCDOWELL, LINDA 1010 WILSON ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 MCEWEN, ABRAHAM RT. 1 BOX 49 MAGNOLIA, MS MCEWEN, GLEN D. RT. 1 BOX 158 JAYESS, MS 39641 MCGEE, JO ANN 1605 LAWRENCE SUMMIT, MS 39666 MCGEHEE, MARLIN 3837 COLLEGE ST. JACKSON, LA 70748 MCGEHEE, MARY L. 204 S MYRTLE MCCOMB, MS 39648 MCGEHEE, THOMAS APT. 11 COMM. PARKS MCCOMB, MS 39648 MCGOWAN, CHARLES F. RT. 2 BOX 101 MCCOMB, MS 39648 MCGOWAN, MARSHALL RT. 2 BOX 101 MCCOMB, MS 39648 MCKEE, PAMELA B. RT. 1 BOX 437 OSYKA, MS 39657 MCKELLAR, LELAND P. RT. 5 BOX 164 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MCKENZIE, KITTI D. RT. 1 BOX 130 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MCKENZIE, MAX RT. 1 BOX 152 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MCKENZIE, ROBIN W. RT. 1 BOX 286 MCCOMB, MS 39648 MCKENZIE, SANDRA D. P.O. BOX 206 FERNWOOD, MS 39635 MCKEY, MATTHEW R. RT. 1 BOX 15 CENTREVILLE, MS MCKNIGHT, KEITH RT. 3 BOX 85 SUMMIT, MS 39666 MCKNIGHT, JOSEPH RT. 3 BOX 85 SUMMIT, MS 39666 MCLAIN, LOUIS A. P.o. BOX 853 MCCOMB, MS 39648 MCMANUS, KENNETH RT. 2 SUMMIT, MS 39666 MCMORRIS, THOMAS R. P.O. BOX 113 SUMMIT, MS 39666 MCNEIL, BILLY JAY, JR. RT. 5 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MCNEIL, DEBRA P.O. BOX 23 GLOSTER, MS 39638 MCRANEY, GLORIA RT. 3 BOX 333 BOGUE CHITTO, MS 39629 MCRANEY, LARRY M. P.O. BOX 384 GLOSTER, MS MEALEY, STONEY B., JR. P.O. BOX 955 WOODVILLE, MS 39669 MEIER, WILLIAM RT. 3 BOX 233 BOGUE CHITTO, MS MESSENGER, SANDRA RT. 1 BOX 65 WOODVILLE, MS MEYERS, PAMELA J. RT. 4 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MICHAEL, JAY C. 902 WHEELOCK MCCOMB, MS 39648 MIDDLETON, ROBIN PINE TERR. MCCOMB, MS 39648 MILLER, BEVERLY M. RT. 4 BOX 67 SUMMIT, MS 39666 MILLER, MICHEAL E. RT. 1 BOX 153 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 MILLICAN, ALISA K. 333 4TH ST MCCOMB, MS 39648 MINOR, EVELYN M. RT. 2 BOX 372 WOODVILLE, MS 39669 MITCHELL, ARCHIE M. Ill RT. 7 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MIXON, DONNA RT. 6 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MIXON, HENRY, JR. 929 SUMMIT ST MCCOMB, MS 39648 MIZE, BELINDA 408 LAUREL ST. TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MOAK, BARBARA BOX 137 SUMMIT, MS 39666 MOAK, CARL 716 LOUISIANA AVE MCCOMB, MS 39648 MOAK, CARLTON L. RT. 3 BOX 3 SUMMIT, MS 39666 MOAK, JACQUELINE RT. 3 BOX 180 BOGUE CHITTO, MS MOAK, KITTY L. RT. 1 BOX 56 BOGUE CHITTO, MS MOAK, WILLIAM RT. 4 BOX 11 A SUMMIT, MS 39666 MOESTA, NANCY A. RT. 1 BOX 349 MCCOMB, MS 39648 MOHR, RANDI RT. 1 BOX 403 MCCOMB, MS 39648 MONIER, ELIZABETH P.O. BOX 933 MCCOMB, MS 39648 MONTGOMERY, JAMES P.O. BOX 143 CENTREVILLE, MS MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM P.O. BOX 244 CLINTON, LA 70722 MOORE, JENNIFER 501 ELMWOOD ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 MOORE, JERRY W. 220 CHESTNUT MCCOMB, MS 39648 MOORE, MELANIE A. RT. 2 BOX 62 SMITHDALE, MS 39664 MOORE, STEPHEN G. RT. 2 SMITHDALE, MS 39664 MORGAN, HELEN RT. 1 BOX 120 JAYESS, MS 39641 MORRIS, LONNIE W. RT. 1 BOX 34 CLINTON, LA 70722 MORRIS, TOBIE J., JR. P.O. BOX 673 WOODVILLE, MS 39669 MORRISON, WILLIAM C. RT. 3 PARKDRIVE MCCOMB, MS 39648 MORROW, SCOTT RT. 3 BOX 4C TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MOTE, WILLIAM A., JR. RT. 2 BOX 260 MCCOMB, MS 39648 MULLINS, SANDRA L. APT 1 UTOPIAN MCCOMB, MS 39648 MURPHY, REBECCA E. RT. 1 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 MYERS, MARILYN K. 821 PEARL RIVER AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 NATIONS, J. TRACY RT. 1 BOX 123 RUTH, MS 39662 NEEDHAM, PATRICIA C. RT. 1 BOX 609 OSYKA, MS 39657 NETTERVILLE, CHARLES RT. 1 BOX 335 GLOSTER, MS 39638 NETTERVILLE, MYRTLE M. RT. 1 BOX 49 GLOSTER, MS 39638 NETTLES, WANDA N. RT. 1 BOX 181 JAYESS, MS 39641 NEMEYER, CHARLES S. 722 DELAWARE AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 NOBILE, JOHN A. 366 TEXAS LUTCHER, LA 70071 NOFLIN, GEORGE JR. P.O. BOX 992 JACKSON, LA 70748 NOLAND, KELLY A. 315 NEW YORK AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 NORRIS, DONALD J. RT. 1 BOX 460 OSYKA, MS 39657 NOTHOURFT, KAREN S. RT. 3 BOX 203 PADUCAH, KY 42001 NUNNERY, GLENDA L. RT. 2 RUTH, MS 39662 ONEAL, WILLIE R. RT. 1 BOX 195 SUMMIT, MS 39666 ONEAL, MINDY RT. 2 SUMMIT, MS 39666 OTT, DENNIS 521 SECOND ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 OTT, KATHRYN F. P.O. BOX 181 OSYKA, MS 39657 OTT, NELSON T., JR. P.O. BOX 24 B OSYKA, MS 39657 PADEN, RHANDA L. RT. 2 BOX 124 JAYESS, MS 39641 PARKER, GLADYS W. RT. 1 BOX 180 MAGNOLIA, MS PARSONS, JANELLE RT. 1 BOX 442 MCCOMB, MS 39648 PASSMAN, WILLIAM 235 E MYRTLE MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 PATTERSON, STEPFONE RT. 4 BOX 32 SUMMIT, MS 39666 PATTIE, CYNTHIA ANN 445 W RAILROAD MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 PAULK, JOHN T. RT. 4 BOX 7A SUMMIT, MS 39666 PAULK, MARILYN JO RT. 4 BOX 7A SUMMIT, MS 39666 PAULK, CLYDE BOX 12 B SUMMIT, MS 39666 PAYNE, LILLIAN RT. 4 BOX 219 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 PAYNE, MARGARET J. P.O. BOX 144 JACKSON, LA 70748 PERKINS, BRUCE 1017 WILSON ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 PETERS, CURTIS L. JR. RT. 4 BOX 140 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 PETTEY, RICHARD S. 215 MAGNOLIA MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 PETUIT, DONNA JO 207 GERALD DR. MCCOMB, MS 39648 PEZANT, HORACE H. 444 S CLARK AVE MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 PHILLIPS, TERRY RT. 3 JAYESS, MS 39641 PIERCE, JEFFREY M. 12454 JOOR RD. BATON ROUGE, LA PIGOTT, DEBBIE 715 UNION RD. TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 PIGOTT, JEFF 715 UNION RD. TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 PIGOTT, DIANE RT. 2 BOX 34 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 PINE, SHARON R. RT. 1 BOX 186 MCCOMB, MS 39648 PITTMAN, ORA N. 1137 SUMMIT ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 POHLMANN, WILLIAM J. P.O. BOX 333 WOODVILLE, MS. POOLE, LINDA DIANE BOX 421 GLOSTER, MS 39638 POOLE, THOMAS P.O. BOX 219 CENTREVILLE, MS PORTER, CYNTHIA A. 1118 WHITE ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 POWELL, CAROLYN S. RT. 3 BOX 69 MCCOMB, MS 39648 INDEX POWELL, CHARLES M. P.O. BOX 84 WATSON, LA 70786 PRESTON, MARY V. 106 GERALD DR. MCCOMB, MS 39648 PRICE, BRIAN E. 515 LAKEVIEW MCCOMB. MS 39648 PRICE, TAMAY L. RT. 1 BOX 129 FOXWORTH, MS 39438 PRICE, VICKY L. RT. 2 BOX 236 MCCOMB, MS 39648 PRINCE, SIBYLLE S. 710 DELAWARE AVE MCCOMB, MS 39648 PROPST, MARK D. RT. 1 BOX 297 CENTREVILLE, MS QUICK, MARK D. RT. 1 BOX 297 CENTREVILLE, MS RAMSEY, PAUL S. RT. 1 BOX 139 SUMMIT, MS 39666 RAND, DEWANNA L. RT. 3 BOX 204 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 RANKIN, THOMAS P. RT. 2 BOX 267 BOGUE CHITTO, MS RAPE, CHERYL RT. 5 BOX 34 A LIBERTY, MS 39645 RATCLIFF, LORIA W. RT. 2 BOX 129 SUMMIT, MS 39645 RATCLIFF, LORIA W. RT. 2 BOX 129 SUMMIT, MS 39666 RAWLS, LINDA KAY 905 PINE DR. TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 RAWLS, STEVEN J. P.O. BOX 16 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 RAWLS, TONYA D. RT. 4 BOX 152 MAGNOLIA, MS RAY, BERTHA D. ROBB ST. SUMMIT, MS 39666 RAY, JUDY 330 WEST MICHIGAN MCCOMB, MS 39648 RAYBORN, GERALDINE 120 N CHESTNUT MCCOMB, MS 39648 RAYBORN, STACY M. RT. 1 JAYESS, MS 39641 REAGAN, JOHN RT. 2 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 REEVE S, DEBRA E. RT. 1 LIBERTY, MS 39645 REEVES, GREG A. RT. 1 SMITHDALE, MS REEVES, JANET D. 133 N LIVEOAK MCCOMB, MS 39648 REEVES, WILLIAM R. RT. 1 SUMMIT, MS 39666 REID, CLIFF SMJC SUMMIT, MS 39666 REID, KATHLEEN K. RT. 1 BOX 450 MCCOMB, MS 39648 REID, MICHAEL J. RT. 2 JAYESS, MS 39641 REID, PATRICIA RT. 2 BOX 347 CENTREVILLE, MS REYNOLDS, JAMES EARL P.O. BOX 129 NORWOOD, LA 70761 REYNOLDS, VIVIAN G. RT. 2 OSYKA, MS 39657 RHODES, DONNIS N. 332 LA AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 RICHARD, PATRICIA D. RT. 1 BOX 215 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 RICHMOND, ANITA R. 200 WESTWIEW CIRCLE MCCOMB, MS 39648 RICHMOND, DONNA C. 208 WESTVIEW CIRCLE MCCOMB, MS 39648 RIDER, CHARLES H. RT. 1 BOX 250 LIBERTY, MS 39645 RIMES, BARBARA L. 419 VIRGINIA AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 RIMES, JUDY 508 FIRST ST. MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 RIVAS, MANUEL 229 GA AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 ROBERTSON, REBECCA P.O. BOX 567 GLOSTER, MS 39638 ROBINSON, AMY S. RT. 1 BOX 61 BOGUE CHITTO, MS ROBINSON, CHARLES P.O. BOX 572 GLOSTER, MS 39638 ROBINSON, MARIE RT. 1 BOX 92 MCCOMB, MS 39648 ROCKCO, ROBIN L. RT. 6 BOX 93 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 RODGERS, JOHN D. RT. 2 BOX 375 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 ROGERS, MELLOANIE R. RT. 4 BOX 169 LIBERTY, MS 39645 ROMINES, BRENDA 905 AVENUE E MCCOMB, MS 39648 ROSS, GREGORY P.O. BOX 234 OSYKA, MS 39657 ROSS, KRISTY E. 543 CHURCH ST. CENTREVILLE, MS ROSSO, DAVID P.O. BOX 831 WOODVILLE, MS 39669 ROUSSEL, MARK 200 ORMOND OAKS DESTREHAN, LA 70047 ROWLEY, STEVEN RT. 1 BOX 304 FOXWORTH, MS RUNNELS, DEBBIE G. RT. 1 MEADVILLE, MS 39653 RUSHING, ANGELA D. RT. 4 BOX 253 BROOKHAVEN, MS RUSHING, RICHARD A. RT. 2 GLOSTER, MS 39638 RUSHING, SABRINA RT. 1 BOX 147 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 RUSSO, WILLIAM C. RT. 1 BOX 153 LIBERTY, MS 39645 RUTLAND, SHELIA D. RT. 1 RUTH, MS 39662 RUTLAND, TAMMY RT. 2 MONTICELLO, MS SAMUELS, DEBRA A. RT. 4 BOX 100 WOODVILLE, MS 39669 SANDERS, GARY D. 415 24TH ST. MCCOMG, MS 39648 SANDIFER, DEBBIE L. RT. 2 JAYESS, MS 39641 SAUCIER, KENNY L. RT. 1 BOX 413 MCCOMB, MS 39648 SCHILLING, ERMA L. RT. 1 OSYKA, MS 39657 SCHILLING, THERESA 520 LEE ST MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 SCHMIOT, TONNIE G. 332 FOURTH ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 SCHUMPERT, HELEN RT. 2 BOX 342 GLOSTER, MS 39638 SCHWEBEL, CAROL A. 401 W FACTORY ST. AMITE, LA SEALE, ANNA K. 1417 WREN AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 SEALE, DONALD RT. 1 BOX 143 MCCOMB, MS 39648 SEALE, HENRY L. RT. 3 BOX 150 SUMMIT, MS 39666 SEALE, RANDALL D. P.O. BOX 266 GLOSTER, MS 39639 SEALS, TINA L. RT. 3 BOX 150 SUMMIT, MS 39666 SEALS, DENNIS 101 POPLAR ST. SUMMIT, MS 39666 SEALS, VERRIS RT. 2 BOX 296 SUMMIT, MS 39666 SEYMOUR, KIM 8715 DIXIE OCEAN SPRINGS, MS SHARKEY, MELINDA G. RT. 3 BOX 403 AMITE, LA SHEPHERD, USA 207 BUTLER MCCOMB, MS 39648 SHEPHERD, MARK 519 WEST ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 SHORT, BETTY J. RT. 3 BOX 38 MONTICELLO, SHOWS, LARUE P.O. BOX 744 CENTREVILLE, SIEBERT, CHARLES S. RT. 1 BOX 62 ETHEL, LA 70730 SIGMAN, FLORENCE RT. 1 BOX 94 LIBERTY, MS 39645 SIMMONS, ACIE L. RT. 1 BOX 24 GLOSTER, MS 39638 SIMMONS, BILLY R. RT. 1 BOX 153 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 SIMMONS, CYNTHIA RT. 1 BOX 87 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 SIMMONS, KELLY RT. 2 OSYKA, MS 39657 SIMMONS, LAWANDA 5337 NORTH ST. MAGNOLIA, MS SIMMONS, PEGGY RT. 4 MS MS TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 SIMMONS, STEPHEN 1402 VA AVE MCCOMB, MS 39648 SIMMONS, SUSAN P.O. BOX 432 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 SIMMONS, WILLIAM RT. 1 BOX 152 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 SKINNER, MARGARET L. RT. 4 BOX 107 LIBERTY, MS 39645 SMITH, BRETT D. RT. 1 RUTH, MS 39665 SMITH, CHARLES 718 BEECH ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 SMITH, CHRISTINE RT. 2 BOX 297 BROOKHAVEN, MS 39601 SMITH, DIANE RT. 3 BOX 74 BROOKHAVEN, MS 39601 SMITH, GLENN P.O. BOX 1013 MCCOMB, MS 39648 SMITH, IRA RT. 3 BOX 173 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 SMITH, JAMES R. RT. 2 BOX 159 SUMMIT, MS 39666 SMITH, JANET E. RT. 3 BOX 33 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 SMITH, JOHN RT. 2 BOX 159 SUMMIT, MS 39666 SMITH, JUANITA K. RT. 3 BOX 78 BROOKHAVEN, MS 39601 SMITH, JULIE A. RT. 4 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 SMITH, KYLE RT. 4 BOX 5 SUMMIT, MS 39666 SMITH, LINDA RT. 3’ BOX 193 SUMMIT, MS 39666 SMITH, MELANIE J. P.O. BOX 349 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 SMITH, MIRIAM 306 BROOKLYN DR. NATCHEZ, MS 39120 SMITH, SONIA 718 BEECH ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 SMITH, SONYA G. P.O. BOX 23 MCCOMB, MS 39648 SMITH, WANDA P.O. BOX 277 MCCOMB, MS 39648 SMYLIE, BARBARA C. RT. 5 LIBERTY, MS 39645 SONGER, GRIEG P.O. BOX 87 FERNWOOD, MS SORRELS, THOMAS P.O. BOX 44 LIBERTY, MS 39645 SPEARS, DELESA P.O. BOX 507 SUMMIT, MS 39666 SPEED, CYNTHIA RT. 3 BOX 39 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 SPENCE, WILLIAM 211 WESTVIEW CIRCLE MCCOMB, MS 39648 SPILLMAN, TOMMY P.O. BOX 149 GLOSTER, MS 39638 STANDBERRY, GLENDA RT. 1 BOX 8 MAGNOLIA, MS STANLEY, KAREN RT. 1 BOX 200 DENHAM SPGS, LA 70726 STATHAM, OLLIE P.O. BOX 802 MONTICELLO, MS 39654 STEELE, JIMMY RT. 5 LIBERTY, MS 39645 STEELE, JOHN H. RT. 1 BOX 194 SMITHDALE, MS 39664 STENNETT, RONNIE 459 PARKLAN DR. BAKER, LA 70714 STEPHENSON, JAMES 1222 WHITE ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 STERLING, NEICE RT. 2 BOX 232 GLOSTER, MS 39638 STEVENS, DUANE RT. 2 BOX 44 SUMMIT, MS 39666 STEVENSON, ANITA RT. 2 BOX 74 MCCOMB, MS 39648 STINSON, KATHY L. P.O. BOX 40 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 STINSON, MELVIN RT. 4 BOX 23 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 STOCKTON, BRIAN W. P.O. BOX 701 MCCOMB, MS 39648 STOCKTON, CAREY RT. 4 SUMMIT, MS 39666 STOCKTON, MARGARET SEDGEWICK APT MCCOMB, MS 39648 STOGNER, DEBBIE RT. 1 SANDY HOOK, MS STOGNER, GREGORY 402 WHITE ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 STOGNER, RUSS 719 MISSOURI AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 STRICKLAND, EVELYN RT. 1 BOX 379 OSYKA, MS 39657 STRICKLAND, JOELLA 1281 LAKESHORE DR. MCCOMB, MS 39648 STRINGER, DEBRA L. 411 W RR AVE. 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RT. 6 BOX 205 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 WOODALL, BRIDGETTE 103 LYNN AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 WOOTEN, BRENDA J. RT. 4 BOX 191 BOGUE CHITTO, MS WORTHY, STEPHEN P. BOX 43 B JACKSON, LA 70748 YARBOROUGH, MELANIE RT. 4 SUMMIT, MS 39666 YOUNG, ANGELA M. RT. 2 SUMMIT, MS 39666 YOUNG, OLIVER 807 AVE L. MCCOMB, MS 39648 ZEECK, ERNEST F. 408 SOUTH BLVD. MCCOMB, MS 39648 The Good The Bad The Funny The Sad The Places The Friends The Times The Trends All The Games And All The Names. Everything’s There In The Bear Facts 1981. BEAR FACTS Pam Madison, Colleen Stringer and Angela Coon ride the bull a unique way at Coaches Floyd Davis, John Ogden, and team watch the action in the Southwest- Cowboy’s. Co-Lin game. The Bear band livens pep rallies with their spirit and music. 200 Closing 1980—A year of new beginnings . . . The beginning of a new decade ... A fresh start and a new chance for many of us. A year full 1980—A year full of “firsts” and “lasts”. Of people in the spotlight and places on which we concentrated our atten¬ tion. 1980—A year full of happenings which shocked us, thrilled us, and renewed our sense of patriotism. On the international scene, Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi of Iran was deposed by his countrymen and subsequently died of cancer in a foreign land — a man without a country. Russian troops invaded Afghanistan, sparking the ire of the American people and subsequently causing the American boycott of the summer Olympics in Russia. A major earthquake in Italy killed thousands and left thousands of others homeless, sparking the compassion of the world. Fifty-two United States citizens were held hostage for 444 days by Iranian students. Closer to home, we thrilled with a group of upstart U.S. Hock¬ ey players as they defeated the Russians and the Fins to bring home the gold from the Winter Olympics. We gritted our teeth as The basketball crowd is always backing the Bears. Closing 201 we watched the federal government give loans to Chrysler Cor¬ poration. Americans cheered their new heroes—with names like Eric and Beth Heiden and the Philadelphia Philles. And they mourned a fallen hero—John Lennon — and sparked a resur¬ gence of Beatlemania. Americans watched in horror as Cuban refugees poured by the boat loads into Florida in Freedom Flotillas, and Mt. St. Helens erupted causing chaos. Even closer, SMJC sat up and took notice when gasoline prices rose to $1.50 and the price of a burger and fries went up, too. Southwest lost a great leader when Mr. John I. Hurst died. The year is ending, as all good things must. We could write many, many chapters on our life here at Southwest, but the time has come to write the conclusion of the Bear Facts 1981. Let us write a fond farewell. We turn once again, as we did at the beginning of this year, to face another new beginning. In the words of a famous man. “If we face the sun, our shadows will fall behind us.” PSD Marie Robinson shoots for two. Wanda Stringer, Stan Hilton and Martha May rest a while after a hard workout on the skating rink floor. Students enjoy each others company at one of the many dances on campus. 202 Closing BEAR FACTS A group of friends, Mary Bass, Joey Guidry, Kyle Hux, Niece Sterling, Randy Jones, Barbara Bass, Darryl Dykes gather outside the union. Closing 203 BEAR FACTS OF 1981 EDITOR STATES, “My dream came true, thanks to you!” A famous philospher once said, “Without dreams there is no need to work and without work there is no need to dream.” Throughout my high school years, I had always dreamed of putting together a yearbook. Through much hard work and many long hours, I had the opportunity to edit my high school year¬ book. As I continued my education here at Southwest, I joined the Whispering Pines staff and had the distinct pleasure of editing it during my sophomore year. The Whispering Pines has become a part of my life. I have thoroughly enjoyed putting this memory-filled book together. It has been a lot of hard work and a lot of tedious hours. I must say that I had a few wonderful people that never let me down. They were always there when I needed them. I also had a very caring and inspirational sponsor, Mrs. Mildred Craig. I would especially like to thank Colleen Stringer for the many hours she spent drawing layouts and writing copy. Pam Davis was also very instrumental as chief copy editor and Houston McDavitt made this yearbook with his photographs that added a touch of class to each page. Special thanks go to Ann Claire Brumfield and Angela Coon for their work of whatever needed doing, but most of all for their many words of encouragement they gave me when the going got tough. They were always there to get me going once again. I would also like to express my gratitude to Gregg Coke. Without his beautiful artwork and added love, this yearbook would be nothing. In one sense, Gregg made this yearbook what it is—a book of memories. Looking back over the year I would say that the most rewarding experience I had was getting to know a wonderful lady, Mrs. Craig. She helped me through many trying times and she was always there to lend a helping hand in anything that I needed. I would like for this loving thanks to go to Mrs. Craig. As I continue to look back, I realize that these people played a major role in the dream I’ve had ever since high school. My dream could not have come true and would not have been so perfect without these caring people. The Whispering Pines is something that I’ll always cherish, not because I edited the yearbook, but because it holds so many memories that I choose never to forget. Thanks to everyone for making the BEAR FACTS of 1981 such a great success! Thanks and love to all, Wanda Stringer 204 BEAR FACTS OF 1981 WHISPERING PINES STAFF Wanda Stringer. .Editor Houston McDavitdt. .Photographer Mrs. Neil Craig. .Sponsor Pam Davis. .Chief Copy Editor Colleen Stringer. Copy Editor Martha May. Lori Douglas. Robin Brewer. Angela Coon. Caption Editor Ann Claire Brumfield. .Layout Editor Caption Editor Mark Roussel. .Copy Writer Scottie Treyhan. .Photographer Gregg Coke. Kelly Simmons. .Layout Editor Caption Editor Lisa May. .T ypist 99