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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

.outhwest Mississippi Junior College Summit, MS 39666 Volume 52 (The Magic of ...) Student Life p. 4 Features p. 18 Athletics p. 42 Organizations p. 64 Classes, Academics p. 96 Faculty p. 138 Administration p.154 Student Directory p.166 Advertisements p.182 Editors: Donna McCardle Photographers: JoBeth Roberts Robert Spillman Jeffrey Temple Advisors: Mrs. Mildred Craig Mrs. Betty Johnson 2 i ' The Magic of ... Demg a Bear. Every day at Southwest Mississippi Junior Col¬ lege in 1984, has become a precious memory. These memo¬ ries become part of us, fondly remembered and cherished through the years. All the laughter and tears blend to make a yesterday. As 1984 becomes history, it will yet stay with us forever. Entertainment (by the athletic teams, band, cheer¬ leaders, Homecoming) provided a lighter side to college life and allowed students a break from routine. Opportunities to meet people, experience new things, and maybe discover a new side of themselves abounded. Friends, pep rallies, foot¬ ball games, basketball games, tests, dating, finances, elec¬ tions, dances, holidays, fashion, dorm life—all make the magic of student life. This picture sums up the canoe races on “Play Day.” Evette Sturgeon and teammates show their muscle power. Mike McDaniel takes a break from competition. David Dykes and Mark Brian prepare for the race. Anyone happen to have a bucket? Bear spirit was high, especially during tug-of-war. The shores of Bear Lake were a great place to soak up some rays. Coach Nail adds his expertise to the student-faculty softball game. 7 Top left: The dance floor was full for M We Got the Bea Above: Mike Picou and Diana Brent jam to the beat. Left: A feeling of magic filled the air as students met f 10 Lloyd Young attempts to persuade Don Gall to have his picture taken for the yearbook. The drummers create the magical beat that enchants all those who can feel it. SCENES FROM THE LIFE OF A BEAR. 11 ON ATTENDING COLLEGE “The experience that makes the deep¬ est difference in any boy or girl is the experience of going to college. It is there that the man, the woman, is cre¬ ated; for it is there that thinking begins, and in our society there is no more no¬ ticeable difference than the difference between thinkers and non-thinkers. The difference has been called magic. There is no exaggeration in the term; it refers to the change that all of us desire in so far as we comprehend that the specific, the distinguishing quality of any person is the quality of his mind.” —Mark Van Doren The Magic of .. ■ keeping the Bears fired up, making a first down, showing your Bear spirit, doing what you do best, stopping your opponent on fourth and inches. 13 The Magic of .. feeling the excitement in the air during Homecoming week, learning to live with your roommate, cheering for your favorite team, relaxing with a game of pool, having the winning hand in a friendly game of cards, knowing that all the practice is worth it, living in the dorm. 15 After the sun goes down ... Contrary to popular belief, college life doesn’t end when the last class of the day is over. That ' s when the magic of college life really gets started. Afternoons at the Student Union are particularly busy with ping-pong games, pool competitions, and friends chatting about everything from their most recent night out to Mrs. Pope’s fried chicken. Outside the Union, students can be found in a number of places. Besides the socializing around campus, football and basketball practice are usually in progress, and later on in the evening, the cheerleaders’ voices and the mellow sounds of the Bear band can be heard echoing across campus. Almost every night offers a different schedule of events at SMJC. Tuesday night is a great night for dating couples and for those who are on a low-income budget. For one thing, it’s $1.50—night at the movie, and for a low-cost, filling meal before the show, one of the pizza places offers “all you, can eat” at one super- low price. On Wednesday nights, it’s pretty difficult to find anyone on campus. That’s the night many SW students choose to socialize off campus. Every night, except game nights, of course, many of the football players are making their moves at the girls’ dorm. Whether a student enjoys being with a crowd, being alone, or being with someone spe¬ cial, the magic of friendship can be easily found at South¬ west. o 16 After the final exams ... Not only does college life extend into the evening, it also covers the entire summer. When most fall and spring se¬ mester students leave for their long-awaited summer va¬ cation, many SMJC staff members are preparing the cam¬ pus for such things as band camps, girls’ and boys’ basketball camps, and the ever-present summer school for those who either couldn’t handle the regular sessions or just couldn’t bear leaving good ol’ Bear Tech for three months. Consider the fact that while the majority of the regular session students are basking in the sun, water- skiing, or possibly even working, loyal staff members are here at school babysitting all summer making sure that camp members know how to dribble correctly or twirl a rifle in the right manner. So when fall semester rolls around and sitting in a classroom is the most unappealing thing in the world, remember to give the teacher a break. He or she may not have had one in a while. 17 being in the spotlight. Every year there are a chosen few that become the most outstanding on campus and are placed, so to speak, “in the spotlight.” Whether through their outward appearance or through their inward personality, they seem to be the ones whom everyone else on campus knows and admires. Each of these students began the year as all the others, but when election time came around, they were the ones who immediately came to mind. This doesn’t mean that they are any more important; it simply says that each of them has some¬ thing special—a certain magic about his personality that seemed to win the hearts of those they met. With this recognition by their classmates, a different kind of magic surfaced—the kind that can come only from deep inside. It starts from within, buried in the heart, fighting a path to the surface. The stage is set, the curtains are opened, and the lights click on. That magic from within ap¬ pears, bursting with excitement. The spotlight . . . the warm feeling . . . the magic. wBsM w wflSliH 1 V T i : ' ■. rWK W- r IJiaaPWfAl k f 1 1 £ « , ■ ' , 1 IJ i ■ L 1 yp � k v iAa 1 • M A 1 «•� ’ jfl H SKgR, ' ] y ! P I1|mL c JBr. • : 5r KpV H k ■ 20 -11 JO BETH ROBERTS Miss Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roberts of McGehee, Ark., is a graduate of Montrose Academy where she was a mem¬ ber of the National Honor Society and was listed in Who’s Who Among American Stu¬ dents. She lettered in basketball for four years and was voted all-conference and all- star. At Southwest she is on the women’s basketball team and the tennis team, is a member of BSU and is co-editor of the Whis¬ pering Pines yearbook. Miss Roberts is ma¬ joring in nursing. MR. AND MISS SMJC DUSTY COLEMAN Dusty Coleman is a graduate of Amite School Center where he was Mr. ASC, friendliest, best all around, beau, best dressed, all-district three years, most valuable player in basketball two years, best offensive player three years, team captain one year, best offensive in foot¬ ball and most improved baseball player. At Southwest he was freshman class treasurer, is on the basketball team, and is SGA President. Dusty’s major is business administration. 21 APRIL FLEMING April Fleming, a sophomore majoring in business administration, is the daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Fleming of Tu¬ pelo, and a 1982 graduate of Belaire High School in Baton Rouge, LA. Miss Fleming received numerous awards at Belaire and SMJC. While at Belaire she was awarded outstanding achievement in algebra, was a member of the track team and drama club for two years and was a band officer for the dance line. At SMJC she was voted freshman beauty and freshman vice president, a mem¬ ber of the Baptist Student Union and is captain of Touch of Class” dance line. She was lead vocalist for the SMJC stage band in 1982-83 and was elected Miss Pike County. MOST BEAUTIFUL N MOST HANDSOME TODD LEE Todd Lee, a sophomore majoring in physical education, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Lee of Greensburg, LA. He attended Valley Forge Academy where he received honors in all-district foot¬ ball, all-state, all-star, and 12 captain awards. He was also elected class fa¬ vorite in his sophomore and junior years. 22 23 24 CAMPUS FAVORITES LYNN GOMEZ Lynn Gomez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruby R. Gomez of Baton Rouge, LA, is a gra¬ duate of Redemptorist High School where he received honors in football and was on the wrestling team. Gomez is a tackle on the Southwest football team and is majoring in accounting. LISA THORNTON Lisa Thornton is a graduate of Parklane Academy where she was a member of FBLA, National Honor Society and Pa¬ triotic American Youth. She was voted Miss Parklane, listed in Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents, homecoming queen and senior class reporter. At Southwest she is vice president of the sophomore class, cheerleader, was a freshman maid and a member of the Azalea Court. She was elected 1983 homecoming queen. Miss Thornton plans to attend the University of Mississippi Medical Center and con¬ tinue her major in dental hygiene. ! Miss Bond is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bond of Magnolia. She attended Parklane Academy where she was a beau¬ ty, a band member and cutest. She is Pike County ' s Miss Hospitality, a stage band vocalist, and a member of the 1982-83 Azalea Court. Miss Bond is majoring in mu¬ sic—piano, vocal. Carter, a graduate of Valley Forge Acade¬ my, is the son of Don Carter of Greens- burg, LA. During his senior year in high school, Ken made the all-district, all-state and all-star football teams and was named Prep Star. He was also named to the all¬ district and all-state teams in baseball. A freshman wide receiver for the Bears, Carter plans to major in physical educa¬ tion. BEAUTIES F AND BEAUS Miss Burris is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Burris of Baker, LA. While attending Baker High School, she was a member of the dance corps, cheerleading squad, Mu- Sigma, F.C.A. and the DECA Club. Her ac¬ tivities at SMJC include vice president of the freshman class, freshman homecom¬ ing maid and football and basketball cheerleader. She plans to major in interior design. Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Price of Summit, graduated from Parklane Acade¬ my. While at Parklane, Price was on the Parklane Pioneer football team. Price is a freshman defensive end for the Bears. 27 Miss Montgomery, daughter of Jimmy Sue Far¬ rier, is from Tylertown. She attended Broad¬ moor Senior High School in Baton Rouge, where she was a three-year tennis letterman, served on the Mardi Gras Court and was elect¬ ed wittiest. She plans to major in music and physical education. Fortenberry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dodd Forten¬ berry of Tylertown, is a graduate of Tylertown High School. He was elected Mr. Tylertown High School, beau, most popular and served as president and vice president of the DECA Club. He played baseball three years, was a member of the band four years and the FBLA two years. At SMJC, Fortenberry plays drums in the marching band and is studying to be an aero¬ space engineer. BEAUTIES I t Miss Armstrong, a resident of Clinton, La., is the daughter of Mrs. Marie Laird of Clinton and Jer¬ ry Armstrong of Monticello. Miss Armstrong at¬ tended North Pike High School, where she was sophomore class favorite, Valentine sweet¬ heart and served on the Youth Advisory Coun¬ cil. At Southwest, she is a member of the “Touch of Class” dance group and is majoring in elementary education. Barrient is a freshman, son of Herman Barrient, and is a graduate of Riverside Academy in Des- trehan, La. At Riverside, Barrient was elected Mr. Riverside, secretary of Fellowship of Chris¬ tian Athletes and was a member of the Beta Club. While in high school, he was named to the all-state football team. Barrient is a quarter¬ back for the Bears and plans to major in phys¬ ical education. AND BEAUS 29 30 Miss Guy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guy of Summit. A graduate of North Pike High School, she received several honors in algebra I , algebra II and chemistry. She was most beautiful, campus favorite, and homecoming court maid, on the Student Council, Youth Advisory Council and was vice president of the Beta Club. At South¬ west she was a cheerleader and fresh¬ man homecoming maid. Miss Guy plans to receive a major in business then at¬ tend Ole Miss Law School and begin practicing as an attorney. BEAUTY NANCY GUY MOST HANDSOME DARRYL BROCK Brock, son of Mrs. Dot Brock of Summit, is a graduate of Parklane Academy, where he was named Most Athletic, MVP, 1982 football, all-star 1982 football, all-confer¬ ence 1982-’83 basketball, best defensive 1982-’83 basketball and all-conference 1981-82. CAMPUS 31 SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES DALE MARTIN AND RACHEL DUNAWAY Martin is the son of Thomas P. Martin and Mrs. Patsy K. Martin of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He attended Belaire High School and graduated with such honors as all-district and all-parish in football and was voted best personality his senior year. He is majoring in phys¬ ical education. Miss Dunaway is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilkie R. Dunaway of McComb. She attended Parlane Acade¬ my and graduated with such honors as National Honor Society, FBLAand PAY, the faculty citizenship award, basket¬ ball, wittiest, honor graduate, softball and Mu Alpha Theta. At Southwest she is sophomore class secretary, is a member of the SGA, and is statistician for the basketball team. Miss Dunaway is majoring in industrial accounting. 32 FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES AMY FINCH AND MIKE FOY Foy, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Foy of McComb, attended Parklane Academy where he was a beau and MVP basket¬ ball all-star. At Southwest he is a mem¬ ber of the basketball team and plans to major in business administration. Miss Finch is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Finch of Covington, Louisiana. She attended St. Scholastic Academy in Covington. Miss Finch is freshman class president and 1983-84 basketball cheerleader. She is majoring in social 33 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT 34 Miss Gerber, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Philip R. Gerber of Magnolia, is a graduate of South Pike High School, where her honors included home¬ coming maid, best actress and cheerleader. She was a member of the Beta Club and valedictorian of her graduating class. At Southwest, she is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, freshman maid and Azalea Court maid. Other activities include the Wesley Foundation, All-Star Junior College Cheerleader for Elite Cheer¬ leaders Association and Student Government Association treasurer. Miss Gerber is majoring in data pro¬ cessing. Dykes, a graduate of Oak Forest Academy, Amite, La., is a resident of Montpelier, La. At Southwest he is majoring in chemical engineering. He is a member of the football team and plans to attend Southeastern Louisi¬ ana University in Hammond. L, n Miss Hightower, a graduate of Tyler- town High School, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilton R. Hightower of Tylertown. In high school she served as drum major, rifle and flag captain, annual staff editor and was involved in other campus groups. At South¬ west she is drum major and is study¬ ing child psychology. Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Parker of McComb, is a graduate of Parklane Academy where his honors included National Honor Society president, administrator’s list, honor roll, Student Council representative, class secretary, speech award, most dignified senior, best dressed, facul¬ ty citizenship award and baseball, football and basketball honors. Park¬ er is majoring in pre-dental studies. BEST DRESSED 35 DUSTIN COLEMAN Dusty Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coleman of Liber¬ ty, is a graduate of Amite School Center, where he was Mr. Amite School Center, Friendliest, Best All-Around, Beau, Senior Class President, Class Favorite, Best Dressed, and member of the Beta Club and of the L-Club. Also, he served on the school paper staff, the yearbook staff, and the basketball team, making All-District three years. At Southwest, Coleman was freshman class treasurer, cam¬ pus beau, Mr. SMJC, President of the Student Government As¬ sociation, and a member of the basketball team. He plans to study Business Ad¬ ministration at the University of Southern Mississippi. 36 HALL OF FAME DIANNE MAY Miss May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. May, Summit, was graduated from Parklane Academy as a member of the National Honor Society and the Rifle Corps. Also, she was named Outstanding Junior 4-Her of Pike County, was a member of Future Business Leaders of America, and Patri¬ otic American Youth, and an entrant in Academic Better¬ ment Competition. In college, Miss May is a mem¬ ber of the national junior col¬ lege honorary society, Phi The¬ ta Kappa, and of Wesley Foundation. She is President of the Associate Degree in Nursing sophomore class and sopho¬ more representative of the ADN Academic and Admissions Committee. She will transfer to the Univer¬ sity of Southern Mississippi to work toward a Bachelor of Sci¬ ence degree in nursing. HALL OF FAME 37 LLOYD YOUNG Lloyd Skyler Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Young, Summit, was valedictorian of his North Pike High School class. Recipi¬ ent of numberous honors in high school, he was inducted into the North Pike Hall of Fame. He was a Beta Club member, an organization which he served as both treasurer and president; a three-year mem¬ ber of the student council, vot¬ ed three times the Most Likely To Succeed and was basketball manager and football statisti¬ cian for three years. He en¬ tered the science and math tournaments three years, and served on the debate team, also for three years. In high school, Young received the English I, II, and III Awards, as well as the American Govern¬ ment Award. He was listed in Who’s Who Among American High School Students. At Southwest, Young is editor of THE PINE BURR, the college newspaper, president of Phi Theta Kappa, and football stat¬ istician for two years. He will attend the University of Mississippi to study broadcast journalism and history. 38 HALL OF FAME IDA JANE TUMEY HALL OF FAME Miss Turney is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Turney of Liberty. At Amite School Center she was an honor student, Beta Club member, business editor of the yearbook staff, a mem¬ ber of the paper staff, the L- Club, basketball and track team member, and was named Most Athletic. A member of Phi Theta Kappa of which she is also secretary, Miss Turney is vice-president of the student body, and will at¬ tend Southeastern Louisiana University to major in paralegal technology. MISS PIKE COUNTY April Fleming April Fleming, a sophomore majoring in business administration, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Fleming of Tupelo and is a 1983 graduate of Belaire High School in Baton Rouge. Miss Fleming received numerous awards at Belaire and SMJC. While at Belaire, she was awarded outstanding achievement in algebra, was a member of the track team and drama club for two years and was a band officer for the dance line. At SMJC, she was voted freshman beauty and freshman class vice president, a member of the Bap¬ tist Student Union and is captain of “Touch of Class” dance line. She was lead vocalist for the SMJC stage band in 1982-83. 40 PIKE COUNTY’S MISS HOSPITALITY Michelle Bond Mississippi, the Hospitality State, annually sponsors local Miss Hospitality pageants for young ladies. Local winners travel to Bi¬ loxi for the state pageant to compete for the crown of Mississippi ' s Miss Hospitality. While at home, the local winner represents her county in such events as ribbon-cuttings and parades. The 1983-84 winner of Pike County’s Miss Hospitality contest, Lucy Jenkins, was also crowned Mississippi’s Miss Hospitality. Lucy crowned first runner-up in the Pike County pageant, Michelle Bond, as her successor. Michelle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bond of Magnolia. She attended Parklane Academy where she received such honors as cutest, beauty, first-chair baritone for two years, and many superior ratings throughout her years in band. At present, she is a superior ratings throughout her years in band. At present, she is a sophomore at SMJC majoring in music with an emphasis in piano stage band vocalist, beauty, and member of the marching band. ♦ “The one thing I would most like to accomplish as Miss Hospitality is to leave a good impression of myself and Pike County on each person I meet.” According to Michelle, she has already met many wonderful peo¬ ple and has had numerous opportunities to show visitors what a friendly community we have. 41 ■ The Magic of ... striving to win. Sports brought out the competitive nature in everyone, both on and off the field or court. The spirit was enhanced not only among the athletes and cheerleaders but also in the stands as well, where the enthusiasm of Bear supporters heightened the occasion. Participation is a great part in sports, but discipline and most of all dedication to their individual talent make an athlete an athlete. The magic •ies in the fact that with the athlete and the support of fans, athletic competition will always remain. c . SOUTHWEST BEARS 17 Carl Scott rushed for 107 yards and scored a touchdown, and Cedric Miller chipped in 83 yards as the Bears won their first game of the year in a 17-14 decision over the Northeast Tigers in Summit. Spurred on by a loudly-cheering crowd hungry for a victory, the Bears scored on their first possession. The drive, which took 3 min¬ utes and 14 seconds covered 40 yards in 8 plays, culminating in Mac Barrient’s 3-yard pass to Gerard Caulfield at the 9:46 mark. Howev¬ er, with barely one minute gone in the second period, the Tigers punched in a score from 7 yards out, and the game was tied at 7. After an exchange of fumbles, the Bears drove 82 yards in 12 plays ALL on the ground. Carl Scott sprinted the final 20 yards for the score. The Bears got the ball back with 2:19 left in the half on their own 27-yard-line. Key receptions by Scott, Ken Carter, Curtis Ma¬ gee, and Caulfield moved the ball to the Tiger 9. On the final play of the half, Humberto Futch booted a 26-yard field goal to give the Bears a 17-7 lead. The Bear defense seemingly made a big play late in the third period when Steve Faust intercepted a Northeast pass and raced 55 yards to pay-dirt. However, interference was called on the Bears, and the score was nullified. The obviously discouraged Bear defense relaxed for a moment, and disaster struck as the Tiger quar¬ terback raced 46 yards on the option for a score. But in the fourth quarter, the Bear defense rose to the occasion and turned the troops from Booneville away, thus assuring Southwest of victory. —Lloyd Young 44 Below left: Spooks looked on as SW won their first, and only, game of the season. Football players rush onto the field in celebration as shouts of “We knew they could do it!” echoed through the stadium. Cheerleader Sheri Temple captured the Halloween spirit on the bust-through. n 000 n Terrxfy j Tigers ' Hnr p. HAUOWEGh NORTHEAST TIGERS 14 45 Jeff Adams Defensive lineman Dwight Ball Defensive lineman Scott Beck Defensive lineman Gerard Caulfield Wide receiver Anthony C oleman Linebacker Robert Dixon Defensive back David Dykes Offensive lineman Steve Faust Defensive back, quarter back Humberto Futch Kicker Lynn Gomez Offensive lineman Harold Hammond Linebacker Terrance Harvey Defensive back Pat Kirkland Defensive lineman Craig Martin Running back Dale Martin Offensive lineman Kenny Miller Defensive lineman David Nunnery Linebacker Steve Travis Offensive lineman Spirited Team Looks To ‘84 The Southwest Bears, under first-year coach Larry Kinslow, finished the 1983 gridiron campaign with 1 win in 10 tries. It was a spirited team that took the field in ‘83, and success will not be long in coming with Coach Kinslow controlling the reins. Craig Martin led the Bears on the ground by gaining 487 yards on 113 carries and scoring twice. Cedric Miller gained 285 yards on 57 carries and led the team in yards per rush by averaging 5 yards. Carl Scott also chipped in 216 yards on 81 carries. As a team, the Bears rushed for 966 yards on 412 carries and scored 7 touchdowns. Opponents rushed for 2,062 yards on 496 attempts and scored 27 times. Mac Barrient completed 52 of 112 passes for 627 yards, 3 touchdowns, and 8 interceptions to lead the Bears in pass¬ ing. Steve Faust chipped in 318 yards by completing 18 of 48 passes with 1 touchdown and 4 interceptions. Southwest’s leading receiver for 1983 was Gerard Caulfield, who snagged 24 passes for 240 yards and 2 scores. Ken Carter caught 16 for 223 yards and Carl Scott gained 159 yards on 14 carries. As a team the Bears completed 81 of 199 passes for 1,047 yards, 4 touchdowns, and 14 interceptions. Opponents com¬ pleted 64 of 167 for 954 yards, 9 touchdowns, and 13 inter¬ ceptions. In all, the Bears totalled 2,013 yards, compared to 3,016 for opponents. Southwest scored 82 points for the year and opponents racked up 263. As for fumbles, Southwest made 40 goofs and lost 20, while the “other guys” fumbled 47 times, losing 19. Southwest gained 117 first downs and opponents gained 149. Todd Lee punted 56 times for the Bears for 1,916 yards for a 34.2 average, while Humberto Futch made 2 of 7 field goal attempts and 8 of 10 extra points for a total of 14 points. Steve Faust led the bears in interceptions with 4, and Kenny “Snake” Miller recovered 6 enemy miscues. Congratulations to the Bears selected to the All-Star and All- State teams. Chosen for the All-Star team were safety Steve Faust, defensive lineman Kenny “Kentwood” Miller, and de¬ fensive lineman Dwight Ball. Miller and Faust were also se¬ lected to the All-State team along with guard Dale Martin. —Lloyd Young, Statistician Above L to R—Assistant Coach Buddy Bailey, Head Coach Larry Kinslow, Assistant Coach Paul Dancsisin. Below L to R—Odis Washington, man¬ ager, Ronnie Siebert, manager, Roy Ogle, manager, Lloyd Young, statis¬ tician, Bruce Coffey, manager. 1983-84 SCOREBOARD SMJC OPPONENT 3 HOLMES BULLDOGS 29 7 at HINDS EAGLES 20 0 at NORTHWEST RANGERS 38 0 GULF COAST BULLDOGS 32 21 at ITAWAMBA INDIANS 35 14 at JONES COUNTY BOBCATS 34 7 CO-LIN WOLVES, HOMECOMING 14 13 PEARL RIVER WILDCATS 34 17 NORTHEAST TIGERS 14 0 at EAST CENTRAL WARRIORS 13 Front row L to R—Anthony Coleman, David Nunnery, Patrick Brumfield, Joe Price, Anthony Bridges, Felton Sensley, Robert Dixon, Steve Travis, Mac Barrient, David Dykes, Humberto Futch, Bryant Laird, Harold Hammond, Charles Ratcliff, Curtis Magee, Assistant Coach Paul Dancsisin. Second row L to R—Clint Smith, Terrence Harvey, Jerry Dunaway, Carl Scott, Pat Kirkland, Ken Carter, Todd Lee, Anthony Tassin, Cedric Miller, Scott Beck, James Nevels, Paul Fairburn, Dale Martin, Jeff Adams, Lawrence Brumfield. Back row L to R—Coach Larry Kinslow, manager Roy Ogle, Craig Martin, Steve Faust, Kenny Miller, John Jackson, Lynn Gomez, Chuck Best, Kenny Gilbert, Edgar Shropshire, Dwight Ball, Darden Brady, Kenny Miller, Gerard Caulfield, statistician Lloyd Young, Assistant Coach Buddy Bailey. 47 We’re Still Havin’ Fun and The maids were the featured attraction at Homecoming. Felton Sensley added his magic touch to the Homecoming bon fire. As usual, the band’s performance was spectacular. Co-Lin and Southwest turned the field into a battle ground. 7 ! ! ,T I 1 t I i I The cheerleaders kept the fans and the team in high spirits. Decoration winners—third, the Fine Arts Building and second, the Vo-Tech Building. Left: The Phi Theta Kappa members’ hard work resulted in first place. Inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame were, left, Joe B. Stewart, and George Theriot. “Alumnus of the Year was, right, Olsen Stogner. Many times, the driving force behind the Homecoming festivities is overlooked. This “driving force,” of course, is the Alumni Association. They are responsible for everything associated with Homecoming, from choosing the “Alumnus of the Year” to choosing the Homecoming theme. This year, as in the past, they did a terrific job. Members are from left in front, Dr. Tommy Moore, Sue White, Betty Norman, Eleanor Reid, and H.T. Hudd¬ leston. Back row from left, R.B. Nunnery, Bryant Barron, Bill Lewman, Lee Wilson, Ran¬ dolph Bacot, Bobby Nelson, and Jerry Reid. Lisa Thornton, Jimmie R. Thornton Homecoming Queen, 1983 The Magic of . Homecoming, 1983. Anticipation filled the air as Spirit Week began. Each day of the week was accented with different dress codes, and as each day passed, the ex¬ citement built. The dance was held on Thursday night, and the cheerleaders sponsored a bon fire on Friday— the night before the arch-rivals, SMJC and Co-Lin met. October 15, 1983—The campus was filled with alumni from years past and present students made visitors welcome. Day quickly turned to night, and the moment we had waited for arrived. The maids moved slowly across the field with the climax coming at the crowning of the 1983 Homecoming Queen Lisa Thornton, by 1982 Queen Johna Greer. Minutes after the maids left the field, the Bears and the Wolves ran on. The coin was tossed, the ball was kicked, and the battle began. Un¬ fortunately the Bears came up short as the final sec¬ onds ran out. Even though the game was lost, the magic was still there—the magic of coming home. Left: B.J. Gerber Dr. Phillip R. Gerber Student Body Maid Debbie Lea, Carey Lea Sophomore Maid Dana Burris, Randy Burris Freshman Maid Nancy Guy, Paul Guy Freshman Maid JoBeth Roberts, Bill Roberts Sophomore Maid FOOTBALL |_ CHEERLEADERS Sideline Coaches Leading the students in “Who’s the best?” chants, the cheerleaders stayed behind the Bears, no matter how the games ended. The 8- member squad, with pep rallies, dances, and cheers, kept the Bear spirit and morale at a high peak throughout the season. Besides coaxing the footb all players to “Get fired up!” and adding their own style of coaching, the cheerleaders were re¬ sponsible for organizing pep rallies, painting signs to decorate the stadium, painting bust-through signs for the football team, and basically being the spirit leaders on campus as well as at games. The sophomores also attended Elite Cheerleading Camp at Gulf Coast Junior College during the sum¬ mer to keep the Bear “backers” up to date on the latest trends in cheers and dance routines. Football cheerleaders: Front—Donna McCardle, sopho¬ more. Bottom L to R—Nancy Guy, freshman, B J. Gerber, sophomore, Dana Burris, freshman, Lisa Thornton, sopho¬ more (co-captain). Middle—Christi Finch, freshman, Can¬ dy Toler, sophomore (captain). Top—Sheri Temple, fresh¬ man. 52 Top: After cheering together, traveling together, and practically living together, cheerleaders formed close friendships. Above left: The backbend pyramid was a favorite of the fans. Above: Many hours of hard work are put into pyramid practice. Left: “We’re from Southwest’’ opened many of the pep rallies. 53 Right: Not only did working out build strength, it also aided in climbing ability. Below photos: Head cheerleader Candy Toler missed practice one night and, as the nursery rhyme says, “When the cat’s away, the mice will play.” Middle right: Muscle-power is a big part of being a cheerleader. “Cheerleader” is another word for “fun!” “Who’s the best? BEARS! Of all the rest? BEARS! Who’s the best of all the rest? SOUTHWEST BEARS! 54 1983-84 LADY BEAR BASKETBALL Sharon Felder shoots for two as Leith Parks screens defender. Sharon penetrates the lane. JoBeth Roberts and Clarke player fight for possession. Readie Walker adds two more for the Lady Bears. 55 Right: JoBeth makes her free shots count. Below: Sharon Felder breaks open for a jump shot. Below: Homecoming decorations this year were fantastic, and the girls’ basketball team was one of the best. “They” (the sophomores) contributed a great deal last year, and we feel they will again in this coming season.” —Coach Jimmy Nail Sophomores Readi Walker, JoBeth Rob¬ erts. Not pictured is Dee Swearingen. Coach Jimmy Nail Lady Bear basketball players are Debra Williamson, Readi Walker, Dee Swearingen, Daphne Harvey, Linda Jackson. Back row: Marilyn Abrams, manager; Georgia Springs, manager; Sharon Felder, Jeannine Arnold, Sarah McElveen, JoBeth Roberts, Lee Parks, Lori Monette, and Coach Nail. 56 w “The junior college league is a tough league to play in, and it will take an extreme effort on the part of the Lady Bears this season. The Lady Bears must play hard and aggressively every practice session and every game. We will rely on tough defense, a balanced scoring attack, and we must mesh to¬ gether well as a unit if we are to be successful this year. —Coach Nail Lady Bears on the attack against Clarke. Top left: JoBeth Roberts looks for an opening in the lane. Left: Linda Jackson tries for two more. Top right: Guard Readi Walker waits for the offense to set up. Bottom right: A Clarke defender keeps Sharon Felder from shooting. 57 Lori Monette watches the final seconds of the Clarke game. Sophomore Danny McManus fights for a shooting position against four Meridian defenders. A Meridian player attempts to block Patrick Garner’s shot. MJC defends their goal against a persistent Southwest team. 58 1983-84 BEAR BASKETBALL Sophomores Dusty Coleman, Bruce Wheeler, Freddie Randles, Marvin McGee, Wesley Walker. Coach Howard Corder During the battle against Meridian, Marvin McGee drives in for an easy lay-up. The Bears play as hard during a practice scrimmage as they do in a game. Mike Harris takes an outside shot. Bear basketball players are Mike Picou, Dusty Coleman, Tim Stemley, Marvin McGee, Mike Harris, Clarence Roberts, Vernell Robinson, Wesley Walker, Aaron Clemons. Back row: Coach Howard Corder, Bruce Wheeler, Patrick Garner, Mark Butler, Mike Foy, Charles Allen, Gregory Jackson, Freddie Randles, Clint Kasinger, Danny McManus, Kregg Green, and Jerry Conerly, manager. TAKIN’ IT TO THE HOOP! Above: Mike Foy fakes his defender and cuts into the lane. Above: Mike Picou dribbles around a Wolf and puts the roundball in the air. Right: The offense is set up by ball-handler Mike Harris. 60 Top and far left: Danny McManus and Mike Picou illustrate the saying, “You can’t score unless you shoot!’ Quick footwork is a necessity when breaking open for a fast break. A shot is put up by Mike Foy before the Co-Lin defenders realize it. Right: Dana, Lisa, Christy, and Gaye urge their team to fight hard to win. Below: The cheerleaders keep the fans fired up, even during half-time. Below right: “Set it up XX, put it in XX, set it up, put it in, let’s WIN!” Above: Playing wouldn’t be the same without the constant jumping and shout¬ ing coming from the sidelines. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 1983-84 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front left, Lisa Statham, Gaye Williams, Amy Finch. Back left, Marilyn Abrams, Dana Burris, Christy Finch. 62 TENNIS TEAMS Men’s team: L to R, Humberto Futch, Danny Cole, Dusty Coleman, Lance Walker, Mike Foy, Daniel Wiggins, Clarence Roberts. Women’s team: L to R, Chandler Montgomery, JoBeth Rob¬ erts, Shannon Graves. 63 4 The Magic of ...] Q participation. It comes from being a member of a club or organization. Associations satisfy the human need to belong. Clubs provide individual growth within the group and ad¬ vancement of the club as a whole. In taking part, members gain satisfaction, not only in themselves, but also in college and even the community. “You can do magic, you can do anything that you desire. These words, expressed by the rock group (organization), America, relate the magic of being a part, working together, and making an organization. Through organizations, and most importantly, through one’s self, truly anything CAN be done if the desire to accomplish is within. O Q ' 4 I STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION W ri ' WL i Ifv W. f if V ' j ▼ A W JgfiSrSI Wim Southwest’s Student Government is responsible for duties such as student elections, sponsoring dances, promoting Homecoming activities, and decorating various buildings for Homecoming. SGA members are, front left, Lisa Thornton, Donna McCardle, Rachel Dunaway, Paul Howell. Back left, Dean Jerry Reid, B.J. Gerber, Debbie Dewitt, Dana Burris, Amy Finch, Ida Jane Turney, Christy Finch. Not pictured are Dusty Coleman and Candy Toler. Amy and Christy support Spirit Week. SGA officers: Dusty Coleman, president, Ida Jane Turney, vice-president, Candy Toler, secretary, B.J. Gerber, treasurer. f t 65 Members discuss the who’s who election procedure. Dusty shows his SGA support by attending the Get- Acquainted Dance. Below: Homecoming decorations for the Student Union were made by SGA members. Freshman class officers: adviser Jerry Reid, Dana Burris, vice-president, Christy Finch, treasurer, Amy Finch, president, Debbie Dewitt, secre¬ tary. Sophomore class officers: adviser Jerry Reid, Donna McCardle, treasurer, Rachel Dunaway, secretary, Lisa Thornton, vice-president, Paul Howell, president. r 67 WHISPERING PINES STAFF Editors: Donna McCardle and JoBeth Roberts Photographers: Jeffrey Temple and Robert Spillman Lloyd Young, JoBeth Roberts, Shari Blailock, Tonya Couey, Donna McCardle, and Billy Moak at the Mississippi Junior College Press Association Conference in Memphis, Tennessee. Jeff takes a break from shooting. Typist: Penny Boyte Typist: Tammy Williams Yearbook Staff: Yolanda Quin, Mrs. Mildred Craig, Terry Pigott, JoBeth Roberts, Donna McCardle, Tammy Williams, Penny Boyte, Alan Williams, Willie Sue Ayers, Carla Felder, Mrs. Betty Johnson, Robert Spillman, Jeff Temple, Beth Hutson. 68 PINE BURR STAFF Newspaper Staff: Larry McEwen, Anthony Coleman, Wina Still, assistant editor, Lloyd Young, editor, Carla Felder, Christy Raborn, Susie Burcham, Eric Fowler, Tonya C ouey, Yolanda Quin, Billy Moak, Michelle Mustain, Roy Ogle, Angela Ervin, Alan Williams, and Garnet Hammond. Not pictured is Kelly Fuller. Left: Lloyd Young, Editor of the PINE BURR Below: Mrs. Mildred Craig, Advisor In the spring of 1983, the PINE BURR staff was awarded by the Mississippi Junior College Press Association first place on page make-up, first in editorial, and third in over-all. Pictured are front—Terry King, Chris Felder; middle—Edwina Still, John Osborne, Kim Boyd; back—Lloyd Young, Anthony Coleman, Scott Beck. A 69 From left, back row: Jamie Conner, B.J. Gerber, Keith Brock, Bobby Jones, Lloyd Young, Carla Felder, Susie Burcham; From left, front row: Barbara Johnson, Cathy Young, Della Stevens, Ida Jane Turney, Beverly Brown. PHI THETA KAPPA PTK Officers, from left: Bobby Jones, Vice-President; Ida Jane Turney, Secre¬ tary; Beverly Brown, Historian; Lloyd Young, President. Not pictured is Becky Moak, Treasurer. DECA Distributive Education Clubs of America Future Secretaries Association FSA FSA members are from left: Cynthia Brown, Mary Nell Dunaway, Jimmie Nell Dickerson, Lynne Moffett, Robyn Carroll, Allison Alexander, Shirley Hart and Lucy Stephenson, adviser. “I want you and you and you,” say Bryant Laird, Gerald Caulfield, Kenny Gilbert, Lynn Gomez and Mac Barrient. 72 ROTC Army ROTC is a military leadership instruction course offered at col¬ leges and universities throughout the world. The Army Reserve Offi¬ cers’ Training Corps (ROTC) pro¬ gram includes a study of military cus- toms, military traditions, and military weapons. They also are in¬ volved in Color Guard, recruiting and extra-curricular activities such as fun runs and flag football. ; Flag football is one of the many fun activities of ROTC stu¬ dents. The Homecoming sign made by the Army ROTC classes. BSU 74 Where else can on find more security and happiness but through sharing with friends who live the same experience and can share in the aspect of life, the ultimate life. Our life, well-lived, has a tremendous impact on oth¬ ers’ lives. We ought to be careful in every¬ thing and by prayer and supplication, make our requests known unto God. Surely the Lord ' s work is just begun and through an effort there can be much accom¬ plished. The command is “Go ye therefore into all the world.” Beverly Brown BSU Ensemble—left to right: Vanessa Dunaway, Leah Fullerton, Tan¬ ya Hux, Alison Mote, Michelle Bond, Sandra Neal and April Hilton. Left to right: Joe A. Jackson, McComb, contractor; Ben Carlisle, Pastor, Woodville Baptist Church, Woodville; Milton McCall, McComb; James McCleskey, Jr., architect, Hattiesburg; Dan Lewman, Sr., Summit; Homer Fenn, Smithdale; Rex Pigott, Tylertown; Horace C. Holmes, President, Southwest Mississippi Junior College; Bartis Harper, pastor of Tylertown Baptist Church; BSU director, Ed Abel; George Lansing, Magnolia. 75 DYNAMICS Left to right: Michelle Bond, Kenny Carr, Alison Mote, C.J. Dunaway, Ann Cook, Paul Howell, Leah Fuller¬ ton, Terry King, Sandra Neal, Jeff Brown, Amy Cook and on piano, Tanya Hux. Dynamics is members of Chorus select¬ ed to perform as a smaller group or en¬ semble. Both Dynamics and Chorus are under the direction of Mr. Eugene Price, pictured right. i Chorus: first row, from left: Michelle Bond, Alison Mote, Marilyn Abrams, Willie Sue Ayers, Tanya Hux, accompani st: Sandra Neal, Amy Cook; Second row: Debra Lobrano, Leah Fullerton, April Hilton, Vanessa Dunaway, Ann Cook, Jo Ann Simmons, Linda Wells. Third row: Jeff Brown, Anthony Leonard, Ray Tanet, Paul Howell, Terry King, Denny Boyd, C.J. Dunaway, Kenny Carr. Not pictured: Athelia Garrett, Willie Harness, Michael Harris, Donna McCardle, Charles Monette, Vernell Robinson, Jr., and Cathy Ann Young The Southwest Mississippi Junior College Chorus gives students the opportunity to participate in vocal music activities. There are no auditions for the choir, and membership is open to all interested students. CHORUS 77 Stage band vocalists are: Mitch Parker, Resa Birch, Joelene Morrow, Edwina Still, Jan Parsons, and Terry King. The stage band consists of a mixture of talents that blend to make another exceptional band. Mr. Whit certainly has an eye for talent! Deonna Herring performs a ballet-gymnastic routine to “Flash- dance—What A Feeling.” Lauren Richmond strives to get every note right. A Little Bit of ‘Bama and Broadway The 193-84 SMJC stage band appeared at most home basketball games and in con¬ certs sponsored by various campus orga¬ nizations. Their shows consisted of a vari¬ ety of songs from thigh-slapping, hand¬ clapping hits by Alabama to classics from Broadway’s most famous performances. Every sector of music was exhibited, and, whether the listeners were fans of rhythm and blues, jazz, rock-a-billy, or country- western, the SMJC stage band had some¬ thing to please them all. Stage band mem¬ bers are C.D. Bailey, Mac Barrient, Resa Birch, Michelle Bond, Allyson Brogan, Bar¬ bara Brumfield, Darryl Busbin, Kenny Carr, Amy Cook, Debbie Dewitt, C.J. Dunaway, Charlie Felder, Eric Fowler, Dan Gent, Ben Hennington, Alvin Jackson, Sharon Lindsey, Randal Love, Charles Monette, Tommy Johnston, Darlene Johnston, Terry King, Debra Lea, Alison Mote, Joelene Morrow, Mitch Parker, Lauren Richmond, Warren Soulier, Edwina Still, Scott Stinson, Lee Sullivan, and Lisa Whitmer. Stage band dancers are: Diana Brent, Sissy Durham, Shannon Graves, Deonna Herring, Betti Moak, and Vicki Mounger. Director is Shelton Whittington. 78 Above left: Members stay busy with off-campus con¬ certs and basketball half-time shows. Top: Dancers and vocalists prepare for their final bow. Middle: The vocalists sing a medley of Alabama songs entitled “Alabama—On Stage.” Bottom: Vocalists harmonize on “Then Came You.” Left: C.D. Bailey adds a bit of fiddlin’ to please the country music fans. 79 s M J C M A R C H I N G BAND Front L to R: Deonna Herring, April Fleming, Jackie Armstrong, Amy Wilks, Regina Hightower, Resa Birch, Vicki Mounger, Shannon Graves, Sharon Whitehead, Betty Moak, Sissy Durham, Carrie Jenkins, Joyce Smith, Theressa Dunn, Mitch Parker, Tommy Johnston, Ted Fortenberry, Allyson Brogan, Amy Cook, Alan Williams, Garnet Hammond, Charles Monette, Robbie Wilkinson, Earl Crochet, Sid McDonald, Belynda Davis, Diana Brent, Mary Ellen Armstrong, Tiffany Reeves, Sharon Lindsey, Shea Smith, Janice Thompson, Marilyn Abram, Linda Wells, Kim Rushing, Joelene Morrow, Charlie Felder, Barbara Brumfield, Willie Sue Ayers, Daisy Davis, Debbie Dewitt, Lisa Nobles, Vanessa Dunaway, Linda Kay Jackson, Chante Sibley, Debbie Lea, Lee Ellen Sullivan, Lauren Richmond, Jill Hall, Carla Magee, Karen Kennedy, Madelyn Thompson, Stacey Taplin, Jeff Brown, Eric Fowler, Lonnie Simmons, Dan Gent, Darryl Bubbin, Alvin Jackson, Terry King, Scott Stinson, C.J. Dunaway, Warren Soulier, Mac Coleman, Sandra Neal, Alison Mote, Darlene Johnston, Lisa Whitmer, Keith Brock, Ronnie Welch, Kim Culotta, Libby Buie, Michelle Bond. Below: Regina Hightower, Drum Major Shelton Whittington, Band Director TOUCH OF CLASS: Front L to R—Sissy Durham, Debra Dunaway, Deonna Herring, Shar¬ on Lindsey, Resa Birch, Shannon Graves, Sharon Whitehead, Betty Moak, Belynda Davis (captain), Jackie Armstrong, Amy Wilkes, Carrie Jenkins, Donna Matthews, Joyce Smith, Theressa Dunn, Diana Brent, Tiffany Reeves, Mary Ellen Armstrong, April Fleming (cap¬ tain). I ) i i i I 1 I ' I 80 i 1 I i I t HI MX. w The SMJC band is filled with talented musicians, such as Dar¬ lene Johnston. Magic was in the air as the band highlighted the pep rallies with their enthusiasm. Allyson Brogan and Amy Cook hit all the right notes during practice and during performances. FLAG CORP: Front L to R—Stacey Taplin, Carla Magee, Madelyn Thompson, Karen Kennedy (captain), Lauren Richmond (captain), Shea Smith, Jill Hall, Marilyn Abram, Joelene Morrow, Kim Rushing, Lisa Kettle, Linda Wells. Dynamic sound, ear-catching solos, a uniform dance¬ line, precision flag movements— (The Magic of ...] the Bear Band. Above left: Pep rallies wouldn’t have been as exciting without the band. Above: Jubilant band members show their approval at the 17-14 victory over Northeast. Left: Through sheer determination, Scott Stinson turns sound into mu¬ sic. 83 The Magic of ... making tracks. It’s not as difficult as it seems, and there is a certain magical ability about leaving a mark, a symbol that says, “Someone was here.” A sure way to leave an impression anywhere is to take charge of a situation and become a leader. Of course, many people aren’t cut out for this and can leave just as impressive a mark on the world as the leader can. One thing is sure, though. Every¬ one here at SMJC has the potential to leave his print on the ground, and if the prints are deep enough, they will last forever. 84 ■I Whatever happened to Panama Jack and Levi Strauss? No, this wasn’t a preview of the 1984 fall fashions. SMJC dress codes were ignored during Spirit Week as students decked out in everything imag¬ inable. Hat and Tie Day began the week with Mix and Match, Punk Rock Day, Camouflage Day, and Jersey Day following. Not only did many students spray their hair every color of the rainbow for Punk Day, but five brave football players allowed one of their teammates to give them mohawks for the big game against rival Co-Lin. Bear pride was evident during Spirit Week, and the students made it a lot of fun and a grea t success! = ■ 86 Corsages, Boutonnieres Left: Roger Harris and Noma Griffin take the floor. Right: The dance floor filled as hit followed hit. Pictures, The night seemed short as the old saying “Time flies when you’re having fun” became true. Steve Travis and B.J. Gerber snuggle during a slowdance. By the end of the dance, students danced to everything from “The Twist” to “The Atomic Dog.” friends Homecoming Dance, October 13, 1983 Slowdances, and Good Christmas holidays were just around the corner, and most students were ready for a break. This time of year is always the most hectic with buying pre¬ sents, putting up the Christmas tree, and, most importantly, cramming for those final exams! This year the SGA thought it would be a good idea to have a Christmas dance to offer the students a night away from the books and other obligations. Well, it turned out to be a SUPER idea! Students turned out in abundance, and the dance floor filled quickly. It seemed that everyone was ready for a night to just let loose and be himself. The Gap Band and Prince were the favorites of the night, and by the time the clock struck midnight, stu¬ dents had used all excess energy. The dance ended a success and, as usual, the spirited Bear students made it such. Many students came stag, but on the floor, individuals be- came couples. Whose Christmas tree will THESE presents be under? 88 Above. There are no set dance steps nowadays; everyone makes his own. Above: Todd Lee and April Fleming create their own dancestyles. Left: Each couple took their turn dancing through the line as “No Parking on the Dancefloor” rattled the windows. Left. It didn t matter who danced with whom just as long as everyone had fun! 89 to HOW .. . GET ALONG WITH YOUR ROOMMATE. ... GO BROKE buy new books at the Bookstore, eat at the grill instead of the cafeteria, pay membership dues to all clubs and organizations. wash laundry at school instead of home. go to Pizza Inn on other nights besides Tuesday. become addicted to video games. . . . slam the door at 5:30 in the morning . . . wear her clothes. . . . let the alarm clock ring. SERIOUSLY . . . get him a date with a campus beauty. . . . do his homework. ... let him sleep. 90 • • • . ... MAKE YOUR TEACHER HATE YOU. . . . snore in class. . . . walk in late everyday and take your front row seat. . .. attend class only on test days and ace the course. . . . ask totally irrelevant questions throughout the lecture. . . . worry about your hangnails instead of taking notes. ... PASS .. . bribe the teacher . . . STUDY! 91 Hey, guys, are you ready for some space away from those crowded rooms? Guess what? By January the new dorm will be ready to move into. It will provide much more space and allow for every male student who would like to, to live on campus. It has thirty-six rooms. Each suite has two rooms as before, and each room has one bath. It also has an apartment where Coach and Mrs. Bailey will be liv¬ ing. A lounge will provide space for re¬ creational activities. —Beverly Brown What’s new on campus? The Henry L. Lewis Health Occupations center, a modern two-story building, is located on the northwest section of the campus. It was named in honor of the late Henry L. Lewis and will be formally dedicated in 1984. Housing the Licensed Practical Nurs¬ ing, Associate Degree Nursing, and Emergency Medical Technician pro¬ grams, it provides two clinical laborato¬ ries, three large classrooms, a student lounge, a faculty lounge, a conference room, a library, and fourteen offices. There are ten ADN instructors and two LPN instructors in this center. The Nursing programs provided at Southwest should entice all those who believe not only in a good education, but believe also in providing care for those who are not able to care for themselves. —Beverly Brown 92 The dream for a Baptist Student Center at Southwest Junior College will soon be a reality. Completion date of the new center is February, 1984. The building, in the planning for over seven years, received the support of seventy Baptist churches, the tax-supporting counties of the SMJC area, including Pike, Walth¬ all, Amite, and Wilkinson, and much in¬ dividual support. This building will certainly be an asset to Southwest Mississippi Junior College. The BSU center will not “make” the BSU program, but will greatly enhance the program and its effectiveness. This ministry will be provided for all students, c urch groups, and others. It will be a place to come, not only to spend time for worship, for sharing in devotions, and for counseling, but also for recreation through socials and fellowship. The Southwest BSU director, Ed Abel, is at the center during the day. He states, The building is to be used by the students as a great place for Christian fellowship and will create a different atmosphere for student campus life.” —Beverly Brown On November 13, 1979, the first of a series of articles was printed in the PINE BURR about “Project Charlie.” The Student Government Association had begun to make plans for the im¬ provement of the SMJC mascot ' s cage. Despite lack of student support, the dif¬ ferent organizations of Southwest con¬ tinued to struggle to reach their goal. Now, almost three years later, the dream of “Project Charlie” is becoming a reality. Through numbers of dances and fund raisers sponsored by campus organiza¬ tions and donations from various sources, a total of over $2,500 has been accumulated in the ‘‘Project Charlie” fund. Although this amount may not cover the full cost of building, a new cage for Charlie, Business Director Bill Quin has stated that SMJC will cover the rest of expenses. No set cost was given to “Project Charlie,” but Bill Quin said, “Whatever it takes, we’re going to build it.” The new cage will be built according to zoo standards. The exterior will consist of a cyclone fence constructed of a heavy gauge wire. The cyclone fence will stand eight feet high and will be sur¬ rounded by a smaller fence several feet away. The smaller fence will be to keep little children (or anyone else) from get¬ ting hurt by being too close to the cage. The cage will be 720 sq. ft. with an addi¬ tional 160 sq. ft. house for Charlie to sleep in. The cage will be equipped with running water to drink, a poolbath to cool off in, and four drains to add to ease of management. The four drains being added will run directly to the school’s sewage system and should eliminate some of those odors coming from the direction of Charlie’s cage. There also will be a tree type fixture added to the cage to make Charlie feel more at home. —Alan Williams Through the McComb Noon Lions Club, two stu¬ dents, Becky Gerald and Bette-Anne Moore, had the opportunity to serve as youth exchange stu¬ dents this past summer in Canada. This is an annu¬ al event for two students from the McComb area. Through this program students are able to meet other students from fourteen different countries and visit several well-known places, such as the world’s largest free-standing building, the CN tower, the Ontario Science building, Niagara Falls, and Ripley’s Believe It or Not museum. There were horse races to go to, and on Sundays, since most students were Lutheran, the Lutheran church pro¬ vided for worship. At the close of the event, the Lions Club of that town gave the students a farewell party. Also, the students each had to give a speech at an 8-day camp. The speakers told interesting facts about their country’s traditions, government, and reli¬ gion. Becky commented of her experience, “I would encourage people to look into this program. It is a great opportunity to meet lifetime friends and see how people in other countries live.” Becky and Bette-Anne, foreground, made many new friends, such as Canadians Debbie and Daphne Eickemier. —Beverly Brown Not your Sanjay Madnani, a 21-year-old student from India, migrated to the United States in 1977. After finishing school in India he registered at SMJC in May of 1983. When asked how he felt about America, he replied that the Americans are considerate and caring people. San¬ jay says that the freedom here is to be appreciated. He said, “The education at SMJC is extremely good.” After spending this year at SMJC Sanjay intends to complete his Pre-Med major at the City University of New York. Sanjay practices the art of palm-reading and has been called upon many times by Southwest students to exhibit his ability. 94 The once tropical paradise has become a bat¬ tle-scarred land. Terror has replaced tranquil¬ ity. Poverty, rather than peace, is the way of life. She may never see her homeland again. Maria reinforces her knowledge of English by practicing her typing skills. ordinary students ... Maria DeJesus left her home in El Salvador be¬ fore she was 18 years old to come to the United States to study. She had hoped to return and again work in her brother ' s business. Too much has happened for that to become a reality. The war in El Salvador makes life there too uncer¬ tain. When she was in elementary school, Maria was fascinated with the little bit of English that was taught. Though she speaks it well, she now real¬ izes that there is more to the English language than just the sounds. The principles of grammar are hard. Maria spends hours of study trying to comprehend all that is being taught. She was, however, surprised to find many SMJC stu¬ dents received grades of “C” or lower in English courses. She thought that Americans would know more about their native language than they do. After her arrival in New York in 1978, Maria began going to school. She moved to her sis¬ ter’s home in New Jersey and began the daily routine of riding the bus two hours to get to classes in New York. About a year after her arri¬ val, Maria met the man who was to become her husband. Maria is at Southwest studying to become a bi¬ lingual secretary. Her dream is to be a CPA. When not in class or working as a waitress at the Golden Corral, Maria is wife to Joseph and mother to Joey, or little Jesus, as she affection¬ ately calls her two-year-old son. All of Maria’s family, except one brother, now live in the United States. A sister lives in the McComb area and her mother lives with them. When her status as resident alien is up, Maria hopes to become a U.S. citizen. She still has several years to wait. As Maria talks of the things she likes to do, her eyes sort of light up with a zest for living. She says she likes the friendliness of the Southern¬ ers, but prefers the pay scale of the north. Nei¬ ther place grows the sour mangos she loves so much. Will she ever go home? Probably not. “I’d like to go back to visit, you know, but not to live there. It’s too dangerous. I want to stay alive. Down there, they shoot you for anything. When I think that I may never see it again, it makes me sad. But, I don’t want a bullet through my head, you know?” El Salvador—land of war-ravaged beauty. For¬ bidden homeland. But—home is where the heart is, and Maria’s heart is here. —Wina Still 95 of The Magic of ... learning. Higher education benefits those who accept the chal¬ lenge. The victory of academics motivates students to strive for more and prepares them to face the world. The students, in con¬ quering new fields of knowledge, underscore Browning’s words: “Ah, that a man’s reach should exceed his grasp, or what’s a heaven for? Ever more students strive for excellence in the class¬ room. But all learning does not come from textbooks. Meeting new people from different cultures and interests forms a common bond among those sharing in the learning process. The magic will remain long after college years, when learning and the thirst for knowledge will prove an asset in social and professional life. ' r ’ . h ! c . jK‘;r 1 rMN O Beau Gods i f Off s Aaron, Jan Abram, Marilyn Adams, Jeff Addison, Tammy Ainsworth, Ken Alexander, Jeff Alexander, Lisa Alford, Blair Alford, Daryl Alford, Richard Anglin, Chris Armstrong, Jackie Armstrong, Mary Ellen Ayers, Thomas Ayers, Willie Badon, William Beard, Molly Beck, Christa Beck, Scott Belsom, Rene Berry, Pamela Birch, Resa Blake, Clinton Blalock, Jerrie Bond, Michelle Boyd, Steve Boykin, Franklin Boyte, Penny Bridevaux, Alan THE MAGIC OF ... BEING A SOPHOMORE Bridges, Brenda Brock, Keith Brock, Stephen Brown, Beverly Brown, Jimmy Brumfield, Mary Burcham, Susie Butler, Sherry Carter, Clifton Carter, Ricky Caulfield, Gerard Causey, David Clemons, Aaron Coleman, Anthony Coleman, Dusty Conerly, Jacqueline Conerly, Jeanette Coney, Richard Conner, James Cothern, Jeffery Crain, Kenneth Crain, Roger Crochet, Earl Dillon, Perry Dixon, Renard Dunaway, Rachael Dunn, Cynthia Dunn, Thressa Dykes, David STUDENTS WIN AWARDS Winners of awards given by Atlantic Richfield Company are Keith Brock, left and Roger Crain. Ervin, Michael Escher, Kevin Fair, Sonia Faust, Steve Felder, Carla Felps, Kathy Flaccomio, Julie Fortenberry, Ted Futch, Humberto Gall, Don Gerber, BJ. Gerald, Becky Gerald, Trade Gomez, Lynn Goodwin, Angie Graham, Sherry Green, Ivory Griffin, Noma Guy, Butch Hall, Dale Hanner, Albert Harms, Wade Harrell, Pamela Harris, Roger Hart, Shelly 100 Hart, Shirley Harvey, Terrance Haynes, James Herring, Stanley Hennington, Ben Hilton, April Lowery, Rickey Magee, Carla Martin, Craig Martin, Dale Martin, Gregory May, Dianne Holmes, Debbie Howell, Paul Humphreys, William Hunter, Shannon Jackson, Angela Jackson, Cynthia Jackson, Etta Jackson, Linda Johns, Mercedes Johnson, Donald Johnston, Darlene Jones, Bobby Jones, Jeff Jones, Michelle King, Terry Kirkland, Pat Kirkland, Richard Lang, Jason Lawerence, Juedell Lea, Debra Lee, Todd Leonard, Anthony Lewis, Brenda Lobreno, Debra Lowe, Michael 101 Mays, Sherry McCardle, Donna McDaniel, Mike McDonald, Sid McGee, Marvin McLain, Linda McManus, Daniel Meyn, Sherry Michael, Jay Mitchell, Greg Moak, Becky Moak, Betti Moak, Billy Monette, Charles Morgan, Ronnie Murphy, Dana Neal, Sandra Needham, Robin Nelson, Linda Ochenrider, James Patterson, Aletha Peel, Buster Peroyea, Donald Quinn, Brenda Randles, Freddie Rawls, Steven Reeves, Franklin Reid, Lisa Reid, Phillip Richmond, Lauren Roberts, Jo Beth Roberts, Lewis, Jr. Royal, D’Andrea Rutland, Rachael Sandifer, Roderick Seale, Kim ■■■■■■ Seals, Angela Siebert, Ronnie Simmons, JoAnn Simmons, Lonnie Simmons, Rita Smith, Betty Smith, Joey Smith, Joyce Smith, Marie Spillman, John Sterling, George Stevens, Della Still, Edwina Stogner, Robert Swearingen, Dee Taplin, Stacy Tassin, Anthony Temple, Jeffery Thomas, Tammy Thornton, Lisa Thurman, Dean Tobias, Kenneth Tobias, Sandra Toler, Candy Travis, Steve Turney, Ida Jane Varnado, Alice Varnado, Fredrick Varner, Beverly Walker, Readie Walker, Wesley Washington, Odis Wheeler, Bruce White, Ruth Whitehead, Farron Wiggins, Daniel Wilkinson, Donnie Wilks, Amy Williams, Allan Williams, Clarence Williams, Darlene Williams, Gaye Wilson, Ken Wilson, Shelia Woodall, Bridgett Woodall, Kevin Woods, Angela Wroten, Benton Yarborough, Rose Yawn, Kim Young, Cathy A mummified sophomore greets Bear fans at a Halloween pep rally. 104 t The magic of concentration is portrayed by Buster Peel. The magic of leadership comes out in Earl Crochet. We never cease to be amazed by someone who has that Bear spirit. Several sophomores show the freshmen what to do in a fix. 105 Alexander, Allison Arnold, Karla Ashe, Wade Barrient, Mac Bates, Kevin Bates, Louis Bates, Terri Beckette, Tiffany Bennett, Brad Best, Chuck Blackledge, Vince Blalock, Shari Bourgeois, Kelly Bowman, Donna Boyd, Denny Boyd, Rhonda Bozeman, Penny Brabham, Quin Brady, Darden Brent, Diana Brent, Jeff Bridges, Anthony Brister, Marty Brock, Darryl Brown, Angie Brown, Cynthia Brown, Jeff Brown, Maxine Brumfield, Abby THE MAGIC OF ... BEING A FRESHMAN 106 Brumfield, Barbara Brumfield, Joel G. Brumfield, Joel B. Brumfield, Lawerence Brumfield, Patrick Bullock, Kim Burris, Dana Busbin, Darryl Butler, Mark Cagle, Cathy Carpenter, Leitha Carpenter, Naomi Carr, Darryl Carr, Felicia Carr, Kenneth Carr, Loria Carr, Rose Carr, Shelia Carroll, Robyn Carruth, Chuck Carruth, Sheryl Carter, Irma Carter, Ken Case, Karen Casey, Carolyn Chaisson, Darrin Clark, Lisa Clayton, Candace Coker, Amy 107 Finch, Amy Finch, Christi Floyd, Joseph Ford, Rene Fowler, Eric Foy, Mike Freeman, Judy Freeman, Robin Fuller, Kelly Fullerton, Leah Garner, Patrick Garrett, Aletha Gilbert, Kenneth Gill, David Givens, Billy Goodwin, David Gordon, Alice Gordon, Pat Graves, Judy Graves, Margaret Griffin, Carla Guy, Nancy Hackett, Patricia Hall, Eric Hall, Nancy Hamilton, Janet Hammond, Garnett Harness, Tracy Harrell, David Harrell, Gene Harrell, Paul Harrell, Sharon Harris, Michael Harvey, Daphne Henkel, Cheryl Herring, Deonna no Herring, Kevin Herron, Patricia Hightower, Regina Hills, Deborah Holmes, Andra Holmes, Linda Holmes, Sonja Honea, Nancy Howell, Paige Hudson, Donald Hughes, Shirley Hutchinson, Barry Hutson, Beth Hutson, Rhonda Hux, Tanya Jelks, Jane Jelks, Jean Jenkins, Carrie Johnson, Dana Johnson, Joy Johnson, Merinda Johnson, Sadie Johnson, William Johnston, Beverly Jones, Renee Kasinger, Clint Keller, Roberta Kemp, James Kennedy, Karen Knight, Kimberly Isaac, Christina Jackson, Alvin Jackson, Debra Jackson, Gregory Jackson, John Jackson, Lora Magee, Lisa Magee, Perry Magee, Stacy Matthews, Donna May. Parlean McCormick, Jerry, J McGee. Angela McGee. Michael McElveen. Donald McElveen, Sarah McKenzie, Barry McKenzie, Nancy McNulty, Jimmie Merriweather, Valery Miller, Cedric Milne, JoRenee Milton, Stacey Mizell, Karen Moak, Ben Monnette, Lori Montgomery, Chandler Montgomery, Patricia Mord, John Morris, Kathy Morrow, Joelene Mote, Alison Mounger, Vicki Mount, Michael Murry, Rodney Mustain, Michelle Myers, David Negrotto, Wendy Netties, Billy Joe Neveis, James Newman, Paul Knippers, Chet Knippers, Sandra Laird, Bryant Landry, Tammy Lewis, Becky Lindsey, Sharon Lucas, Brenda Mabile, Fred Madnani, Sanjay Magee, Curtis 112 fe Getting used to a “college” class schedule can be difficult, but after a few days, freshmen settled into their day-to-day routines. At right, freshmen Beth Hutson and Cliff Sim¬ mons take a break between classes. Satterfield, Glyn Saucier, Stac y Scott, Robert E. Sensley, Felton Shuffield, Teresa Sibley, Levetta Simmons, Clifton Simmons, Kemi Simmons, Pamela Simmons, Thad Simms, Sylvia Singleton, Lynn Smith, Alisa Smith, Patricia Smith, Peggy Smith, Shea Smith, Tonya Sorrow, Tammy Soulier, Warren, Jr. Soyars, Will Speaks, Jim Spillers, Susan Statham, Lisa Stewart, Billy Stephenson, Robert l i 114 Stringer, Anthony Stringer, Kim Sturdivant, Jeff Sullivan, Lee Swan, James Tanet, Ray Taplin, Sharon Tate, Gwenda Tate, Henry Temple, Sheri Tharp, Bernice Thompson, Cynthia Thompson, Madelyn Thornhill, Bronwyn Travis, Todd Ward, Lisa Wicker, Kenny Weekley, John Welch, Ronald Wells, Eric Wells, Linda Wesley, Mary Westbrook, Chris Wheeler, Allen Whitaker, Dick White, Tim Whitehead, Sharon Whitmer, Lisa Whittemore, Lance Wilkinson, Chris ii 115 v Wilkinson, Robbie Williams, Chrystal Williams, Darren Williams, Tammy Wood, Gordon Freshman Lisa Statham “punked out” during Spirit Week. Is this how beauty Chandler Montgomery looks in the morn¬ ing? In the Northeast game, there was a bit of magic in that fresh¬ man quarterback Mac Barrient’s jersey number and the num¬ ber of winning points by Southwest were both 17. 116 f Believe it or not, Mike McDaniel was caught studying. Angela Woods uses the library as a quiet haven for doing home¬ work. Shea Smith and Marvin McGee pass time between classes by reading from the library’s vast magazine collection. Michelle Mustain discovers needed information in the card cata¬ logue. “The ability to read a book is like the ability to listen; it implies a mind that is disciplined to receive and entertain ideas. The good student borrows books when he has to; he buys them when he can. Nothing is more natural than the desire to own a useful or delightful book; to keep it on a private shelf; to mark it up if need be. The habit of buying and reading books is the clear¬ est indication of an educated person, whether in or out of college. But it starts in college, for any student who is genuinely there. It is a habit he will cher¬ ish as long as he has life.” —Mark Van Doren ACADEMICS Library Jo Ann Young, Librarian Lou Weekly, Assistant Librarian Cheryl McKinley, Library Secretary 117 —-- Not only are these journalism students responsible for classwork, but they also write articles for the PINE BURR. Mrs. Holmes helps students improve their reading skills. Mr. Johnson and Mike Picou discuss the three genders of the German language. Bryant Laird gives his final speech as, bottom picture, his classmates listen attentively. English The objectives of English courses are to de¬ velop competency in writing, speaking, and listening; to develop a degree of logical rea¬ soning and to apply this reasoning; to know where and how to find various types of infor¬ mation; and to develop a better understand¬ ing of moral values and literary heritage. Some English students even learn to develop a best friend—their lemon! 118 119 Along with Sociology, and Federal Government, Mr. McKinney also teaches West¬ ern Civ. Sociology instructor, Mrs. Betty Johnson, gives notes for an upcoming test. Dr. Dennis Johnsey kids with his students in Bible class. Mrs. White’s classes learn the positive and negative aspects of the economic system. America’s history is absorbed by Darlene Johnston and Will Soyars. Jamie Conner awaits his next class asignment. Mr. McKinney hands out dreaded test papers. First semester Bible students learn about the Old Testament of the Bible. Coach Paul Dancsisin passes out old test papers so his American History class can study them for their final. Social Studies The Social Studies department helps students become aware of conditions in the world, to appreciate democratic ideals, to make them aware of their American heritage, to point out the mistakes in the system and suggest ways to change it, and to prepare them to accept their responsibilities for the future. Science Students of the Science department are taught to apply skills by performing, observing, and analyz¬ ing experiments, developing a scientific vocabu¬ lary, using scientific apparatus, answering ques¬ tions, working on class projects, taking field trips, keeping notebooks, participating in class discus¬ sions, and taking tests. Stacy Perry makes an analysis based on the reaction of his mixture. David Day, Michael Clark, and Eric Marble draw conclusions in physics by conducting experiments. A P students look dumbfounded as they discover that they have to name all the bones of the body. 122 Mathematics The Math Department provides opportunities for self-discipline, reasoning, drawing conclusions, and evaluation. Students are encouraged to pur¬ sue areas of special interests through research projects, art-design work, graphs, and reports. Left: The most exciting aspect of chemistry is getting to create” what¬ ever the heart desires—to an extent. Algebra students try to grasp exactly how to make a 2 + b 2 + c 2 . Mr. Turner takes time to answer a question about solving for m 2 . Jeannine Arnold and classmates ask Dr. Calhoun about finding the abso- lute value of a number. In biology lab, freshmen Cathy Young and Bernice Tharp answer work book questions with the help of microscopes. ■ ]J 124 Music The Department of Music of¬ fers instruction in voice, pi¬ ano, chorus, band, and theo¬ retical branches of music. Its two major purposes are to prepare musicians for fur¬ ther study at the senior col¬ lege level and to provide for cultural development of all students through music courses, performances, and activities. The bulletin board of the Music Department reflects the beauty of music. Sing-a-longs are an enjoyable aspect of Music Appreciation. Piano instructor Kay Smith reviews her next day’s lessons. I 125 Tracie Gerald gives special attention to tab problems in typing. Mrs. Stephenson’s accounting class works on an income summary. Back from left: Walcie Williams, Pamela Harrell, Gwendolyn Nichols and Ruby Nunnery; Front from left: Patricia Jordan, Carolyn Davis and Lisa Nobles. Right: Many find accounting stimulating, while many, like Lance Walker (back right), (back left), Alice Gordon and (center),Stacey Milton find it rather monotonous. 126 Secretarial The Business Department students study shorthand, accounting, typewrit¬ ing, fields of law, and general office practice. The students are given exam¬ ples of real business situations that might arise in an office or on a job and suggestions and ideas on the best method of handling the situations dis¬ cussed. Mrs. Brister looks over accounting homework as her class works on their practice sets. Typing students advanced from one-finger pecking to ten-finger typing. Kelly Bourgeois sets her machine for a production problem. Debits and credits are the foundations of accounting, and if students don’t comprehend the basics, the rest is in vain. 127 1 Nursing The nursing program is designed to provide educational opportunities to qualified students for a career in nursing that will help to meet the ex¬ panding health care needs of the community. The curriculum includes a balance of general education, nurs¬ ing theory, and laboratory exper¬ ience. Nursing students work for the resuscitation of a dummy who has volunteered. The one” for Southwest is the Nursing Department. 1 128 129 j Vo-Tech The Vocational-Educational Department prepares students for the following fields: Auto Mechanics, Industrial Electricity, Woodworking, Machine Shop, Refrigera¬ tion, Welding, Diesel Mechanics, and Cos¬ metology. These courses enable the stu¬ dent to learn a trade within two years and prepares them for immediate employ¬ ment. Repairing, overhauling, and general ser¬ vicing are taught in Auto Mechanics; In¬ dustrial Electricity teaches the genera¬ tion, distribution, and transportation of electrical power. Woodworking offers the mastery of carpentary and masonry skills, and Machine shop students are trained in fundamental operations of machine tools. Robert Spillman learns that cleaning up is an important part of a shop course. Harold Williams works in Machine Shop. Above: Industrial Electricity students are responsible for grasp¬ ing electrical wiring techniques. Above right: Diesel Mechanics offers students the opportunity to learn about diesel engines. Right: Dale Causey and Susan Spillman work on a project in Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning. Right: Randy Jones inspects a weld. 130 I Right: It’s always more enjoyable to have someone else fix your hair. Below right: Trainee Annette Turner gets an opportunity to use the knowledge she’s obtained in class. Student Molly Beard takes advantage of low prices in cosmetolo¬ gy- Cosmetology ' i. A. Before the trainees can work on people, they must first learn on “dummy” heads. Below: Wanda Robbins and Linda Kay Jackson have no pending appoint¬ ments, so Wanda rolls Linda Kay ' s hair. Middle left: Terry Havard makes appointments at the front desk. Every week, Mrs. Mildred Craig makes a trip to the SW hairdressers. 133 Art students begin with basic charcoal sketches, but, by semester’s end, they’ve advanced to using brushes and paints. Lee Ellen Sullivan does some last-minute cramming for exams. The chorus spreads the Christmas spirit in a special assembly. 134 Final exams often bring a frown, but Mary Daquilla is happy to get hers finished. Mrs. Brister explains that the word “lyric” in the music scene of today hasn’t quite the same meaning as in its beginning. Don Gall and Wally Roberts are supposedly conducting scientific experiments. During a biology field trip, the differences between an upland and lowland environment are emphasized. Mr. Rushing’s psychology class learns the importance of Sigmund Freud. It seems that Steve Rawls and Perry Cates were caught doing something they weren’t supposed to be doing. Mrs. Stephenson’s typing class gains finger control on one- minute time writings. Below: Doug Akins teaches the basics in micro-computer class. Middle right: Algebra students work on solving equations. Kelvin Cade and Jakie Brent revise themes in English. 136 Night Classes Some 20 courses are offered at night for conve¬ nience of those who work days. Some of these courses are English Composition, Real Estate Law, BASIC Data Processing, and Accounting. Four vocational courses are taught on Monday and Tuesday evenings: Welding, Woodworking, Heating and Refrigeration, and Industrial Elec¬ tricity. Neil Craig explains the various parts of the camera and their uses. Dean Reid gives credit for algebra homework. Mary Dorsey adds and deletes words or sentences in developing paragraphs for composition work. 137 The Magic of ... communication. The key to any relationship, whatever it may be, is communication. Correspondence one to another is an absolute necessity for a successful relationship. Morn¬ ings come early and nights seem long as the steady stream of homework and tests flows to the desk of each member of the faculty. Besides the mounds of paperwork, one of the most difficult feats is trying to communicate with students who have their minds on everything else but what the teacher is saying. Communication comes when they discover that their students have finally learned the difference between an ad¬ jective and an adverb or discover that an animal cell is differ¬ ent from a plant cell. The act of making known, conveying, and revealing is a special ability of the faculty at SMJC. SMJC FACULTY Buddy Bailey Assistant Football Coach, Physical Education Mary Katherine Brewer English and Speech Charles Brister Developmental Psychology Marilyn Brister Voice, Piano, and Music Dub Brock Art Rebecca Brumfield Nursing William S. Bryan 14Q Science and Mathematics Division Robert Burrows Thomas Calhoun Biological Science Mathematics and Science Howard Corder Basketball Coach Mary Ann Henriques Nursing Ronnie James Military Science Mildred Craig English and Journalism Nancy Holmes Reading Betty Johnson Director, Counseling Center Paul Dancsisin Assistant Football Coach, History Jane Jackson Director of Associate Degree Nursing Program William Johnson Chairperson, Humanities Division 141 Larry Kinslow Head Football Coach, Physical Education Samuel M. McKinney Social Studies Marguerite Mitchell English Literature Jimmy Nail Basketball Coach Eugene Price Music Katherine Prentiss Nursing Kay Smith Piano Lucy Stephenson Secretarial Sciences James M. Turner Mathematics and Sciences 142 Barbara Walter Nursing Jeanne Williams English May Benson Cosmetology Sue White Business Education Jo Ann Young Librarian Bill Brown Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Shelton Whittington Music Ramona Young Director of Practical Nursing Program Danny Esch Diesel Mechanics 143 Joseph Juneau Rotary Drilling Carey Lee Distribution and Marketing Jack Moak Welding Edward Murrell Vocational Drafting Jack D. O’Quin Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Shelby Prestridge Building Trades Bobby Rhodus Machine Shop Harry Sibley Industrial Electricity Klemmer L. Simmons Director of Vocational-Technical Education 144 Ray Taylor Auto Mechanics Brenda Alford Secretary John Thomas Vocational Counselor Robbin Barr Secretary Joe Williams Data Processing Cecelia Brister Secretary Judy Davis Secretary Keron Dillmann Secretary Beverly Dunaway Secretary Sheryl Jagers Computer Specialist Floyce Jones Student Union Hostess Cletus Magee Law Enforcement Virginia Marcus Secretary Helen McCaffrey Bookstore Manager Cheryl McKinley Secretary of Library Patricia Smith William Spence Justine Toney Girls’ Dorm Matron Security Guard Girls’ Dorm Matron 146 Kaye Turner Vocational Secretary Lou Weekley Assistant Librarian James Rushing Vocational Counselor Edna Pope Dietician Middle left: Mrs. King makes sure her students fully under¬ stand. Above: Mrs. White answers questions about our economic system. Left: Mrs. Guy explains different molecular structures. “He” (the student) will have attended classes and listened to lectures Faculty members listen intently to the featured speaker in an assembly. Right: Marty Brister has a body system’s operation explained to her by Mrs. King. Mr. Turner and Roger Crain test new computer programs. 148 1 s ) and participated in discussions. These are essential to the college experience and no substitutes for them have ever been found.” —“On Attending College” Mark Van Doren Mrs. Johnson shows Daryl Brock where to lookfor an answer. Mr. McKinney reviews his Western Civ class for a test. Dr. Burrows explains light reaction and its effects. 149 THE LONG OF THE The security at Southwest is of great importance. These four men on the force take great pride in their work and such pride ensures quality work. Southwest security is on a one-to-one basis, with every right and rule taken into consideration. The magic is not in the hand or the foot but in the arm, the long arm of the law. MAINTENANCE CREW @ Hewitt McCullough and Loyd Knippers Ike Barnes Thelma Spurlock Diane Byrd, Robert “T” Felder, Ruby Kerney, Ran dy Reed, Shelley Jackson. 152 Dietician Edna Pope gets in the Halloween spirit. Barbara Quin, Carrie Sue Allan, and Annie Pearl Jackson work long hours to pre¬ pare meals for SMJC students. i 4 X. CAFETERIA WORKERS Cafeteria workers are Odell Houston, Martha Young, Leola Gordon, Mary Robin¬ son, Barbara Quin, Sylvia Brown, Lee Gatlin, Carrie Sue Allan, Lena Jacobs, Jo Baker, Ava Albritton, Janie Magee, Annie Pearl Jack- son, Andrew Woods, Rose Crossley, Quin McDonell, Faye Stockton. ( Workers make Halloween a special treat by dressing up in masks and costumes. Jo Baker receives money for the food bought in the grill. Various holidays such as Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christ¬ mas provide occasions for special meals. 153 being a leader. Is there really magic in being a leader? Yes—the joy of know¬ ing there’s magic in the hand that guides a student to a goal. The magic in the voice that speaks words of “you can do it, you can reach your goal in life.” But most of all, the magic of ac¬ quiring the knowledge and then sharing it by an action or a spoken word. The magic of being a leader is “leaders mak¬ ing leaders.” ADMINISTRA TION The Magic of ... THE MAN WITH THE Any successful organization or institution finds its success generated in the mind and work of a competent leader, one who with incisiveness of intellect and compassion of spirit, inspires, directs, and protects the personnel of the organiza¬ tion. Such a leader is Southwest Mississippi Junior College Presi¬ dent Horace C. Holmes. Working with the Board of Trustees, he seeks constantly for growth and improvement of each phase of the college pro¬ gram. Since 1972, when President Holmes became top administra¬ tor of the school, a continuous enlargement of the physical plant has included additional square footage of the vocation¬ al-technical area, providing space for a diesel mechanics pro¬ gram, new facilities for cosmetology, a rotary well drilling program, and the Distribution Marketing Technology Pro¬ gram. Also, to course offerings was added the Associate De¬ gree Nursing Program. Other new or renovated structures were a library-learning resources center, a Fine Arts Building, both men’s and wom¬ en’s residence halls, and an addition to the men’s, the Health Occupations Building, the Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Building, married students apartments, the SMJC chapel, the BSU chapel, new parking lots, and a new cage for the school mascot, Charlie Bear. President and Mrs. Holmes work hard to make all who attend Southwest feel that this is truly a “home away from home.” President Holmes is not just a “president.” He is involved in every aspect of student life and is a genuine friend to every student. Growth in other areas as well has been evident and steady. Enrollment of full-time day students, of evening school stu¬ dents, and of part-time day or evening students has in¬ creased to an all-time high of 1503 in the fall of 1983. Significant also is the heightened awareness of the college as a community-service-oriented institution, providing meeting facilities for numerous civic groups and supporting such en¬ deavors as the United Way and blood drives. All this—and school, too—might stagger a person of less devotion, drive, and determination, but President Holmes maintains the composure of a ship’s captain who knows he is right and orders, “Sail on!”. The wonder of it all is that he has still time and strength for church, family, and home duties, ranging from baby-sitting granddaughter Miley to heading up a pulpit or budget com¬ mittee at his beloved First Baptist Church in Summit. 156 MAGIC TOUCH “Grandpa” Holmes is devoted to granddaughter, Miley. President Holmes assists Mitch Martin and Brooke MacMil¬ lan in getting properly registered. 157 Bra ADMINISTRATORS The administrators support the Presi¬ dent in all phases of administrative du¬ ties. They teach when needed, super¬ vise student activities, participate in public relations programs, set up short¬ term courses for non-traditional stu¬ dents and manage the financial matters of the college. Jerry C. Reid Dean of Students Some days just aren ' t as exciting as others. Charles R. Breeland Dean of Instruction and Registrar I 158 K.L. Simmons Director of Vocational-Technical Division 159 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Jimmy D. Bates Amite County Curtis Bishop Amite County Maurice Foreman Amite County Britte Hughey, President Amite County Reggie Jones Amite County Sid Joseph Amite County Hollis Alford Pike County Roy Brewer Pike County J.W. Beck, Secretary Pike County i Wayne Busby Pike County Jewel Rushing Pike County Dutch Nichols Pike County 161 I From throughout the state and from beyond her borders, students come to Southwest Mississippi Junior College. Though not all from the same environment, some vastly different, indeed, all come together into a common experience— Southwest. SMJC is, ultimately, what the students make of it. Through studies, extra-curricu¬ lar activities, and the va te of the time they spend here, students add that special magic that turns an empty, unfeeling campus into a warm, lively institution. Even though Southwest is a small junior college, on the day of registration, and even during the first few weeks of settling in, a feeling of bejng lost in an ocean of .faces is familiar to freshmen.and sophomores alike. One of the great things about - SMJC, however,.Is that no matter how alone” a student may feel right at first, a warm handshake, a pleasant smile, or a simple greeting seems to make the apprehensions of being in a new place fade. All who attended Southwest in 1983-84 learned from its history, and many added to it. It has given them countless memories that will often be objects of recollec¬ tion after graduation tears have dried, and the prized diploma has been put away for safe-keeping. Aside from the treasured memories, she has afforded every student a vision of a bright future, and as students blend with the working class, their attempt to take control of their future will be, hopefully, made a little easier because of the knowledge gained at SMJC. Registration, renting books, buying parking stickers, moving into the dorm, going to athletic events, voting in elections, meeting strangers who become close friends, learning what having Bear Spirit i$ all about . .. 91 m MB m 162 i HUP We are very proud of our accomplish¬ ment in turning out this yearbook. It has become like a baby to us. We ' ve watched it grow from an idea into pic¬ tures, pictures into layouts, and finally, layouts into a full-grown yearbook. We tried continually to capture what “your” Southwest was all about, from guitar-strumming in front of the girls’ dorm to that one glorious victory by the Bears this football season. Of course, with the completion of this yearbook comes a tremendous feeling of pride— a magic feeling that only comes after one’s own life-blood has been poured into a creation. You, the students, “made’’ this yearbook, but we put it together into, hopefully, something that will be even more meaningful to you as the days turn into years. We hope that you will treasure this book as we do and that something captured in this production, whether it be a smile on someone’s face, a certain bit of copy, or even a picture of yourself, will bring back The Magic of Southwest Mississippi Junior College. My two years at Southwest have been very eventful. It seems like only yester¬ day I was going through the sadness of leaving home, being homesick, and now, the sadness of leaving Southwest. Compiling this edition of the WHISPER¬ ING PINES has been a great challenge for me, ano I hope you feel it is a suc¬ cess. JoBeth Roberts 164 Editor As I write this final thanks,” I’m flooded with pictures in my mind of just how the 1983-84 WHISPERING PINES developed. Many times I thought J.B. and I would never get it completed, and now that it is, we both can breathe a little easier. I guess, most of all, I want to make a sincere thanks to Robert Spillman and Jeff Temple, for they were the ones who actually captured the magic of SMJC on film. To my roommate, B.J., and my suitemates, Candy, April, Lisa, and Dana, I want to express my deepest love and gratitude. They seemed to be the ones that kept me going when I wanted to scream, “I quit!” and they never complained about the 24-hour typing during the week of a deadline. Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Johnson were both tremendous sources of energy to me, and I thank them for not letting me get too relaxed after a deadline was completed—mainly because I had another one coming up in a few weeks. Thanks to all those who helped me identify people (Mrs. Toney, band members, and others), and a special thank you to Mary Da- quilla who let me use a picture of hers for the first page of the yearbook. I sincerely hope the WHISPERING PINES reflects all that SMJC was to you, the student, in 1983-84. Donna McCardle Editor 165 Student Directory AARON, JAN ELIZABETH Route 3, Box 85 Liberty, MS 39645 ABBOTT, SR. JOSEPH HAGM Route 2, Box 43 Summit, MS 39666 ABRAM, MARILYN ELIZABETH 705 Holly St. Summit, MS 39666 ADAMS, BRENDA SUE ANDER Route 1, Box 392 McComb, MS 39648 ADAMS, JEFFREY SCOTT Route 4, Box 107 A Summit, MS 39666 ADAMS, JR. JESS L. P.O. Box 338 Gloster, MS 39638 ADAMS, SARA G. 454 S. 1st Street Gloster, MS 39638 ADDISON, ARCELL Route 4, Box 53 A Liberty, MS 39645 ADDISON, ELSIE VICTORIA Rt. 4, Box 308 McComb, MS 39648 ADDISON, TAMMY MARIE P.O. Box 112 Fernwood, MS 39635 AINSWORTH, KENNETH E. P.O. Box 168 Jayess, MS 39641 ALBRITTON, CORI L. Rt. 2 Summit, MS 39666 ALEXANDER, ALLISON LEIG Rt. 3, Box 128 Tylertown, MS 39667 ALEXANDER, JEFFREY NATH Rt. 3, Box 273 Jayess, MS 39641 ALEXANDER, LISA CAROL Rt. 2, Box 73 Monticello, MS 39654 ALEXANDER, SELECIA ANN 302 Marquette McComb, MS 39648 ALFORD, BLAIR JEWEL 525 Lee Street Magnolia, MS 39652 ALFORD, GWYNDA ROBERTSO Route 2, Box 192 B Amite, LA 70422 ALFORD, JIMMY DARYL Rt. 1, Box 235 B Magnolia, MS 39652 ALFORD, RICHARD TODD Rt. 4, Box 131 Magnolia, MS 39652 ALLEN, ANDRA ANNETTA 715 12th Street McComb, MS 39648 ALLEN, ANNA KATHRYN Rt. 1, Box 105 Magnolia, MS 39652 ALLEN, CHARLES EDWARD P.O. Box 118 Wilson, LA 70789 ALLEN, DEBORAH L. Star Route Fluker, LA 60436 ALLEN, DON 324 Beach St. McComb, MS 39648 ALLEN, LISA ANN Rt. 4, Box 415 C McComb, MS 39648 ALLEN, MARY EMMA JAGERS 329 Hunter McComb, MS 39648 ALLEN, NORMAN G. 1401 La Avenue Tylertown, MS 39667 ALLEN, TANYA KRISTA Rt. 1, Box 424 Brookhaven, MS 39601 ANDERSON, HERBERT R. M.R. Box 34 A Summit, MS 39666 ANDERSON, VELMA LOUISE Rt. 2, Box 135 H Magnolia, MS 39652 ANGLIN, CAROLYN KIRKLAN Rt. 4, Box 112 McComb, MS 39648 ANGLIN, CHRISTOPHER GEO. Rt. 3, Box 131 Magnolia, MS 39652 ANTHONY, GAYLE MICHAEL Rt. 3 Jayess, MS 39641 ARCHIE, CHRIS D. Box 187 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 ARCHIE, DARNELL W. Box 187 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 ARD, EARNESTINE LEWIS 921 N Liveoak McComb, MS 39648 ARD, KENNETH WAYNE 400 Tyler Tylertown, MS 39667 ARMSTRONG, JACKIE Rt. 1, Box 397 APT 1 McComb, MS 39648 ARMSTRONG, MARY ELLEN Rt. 1, Box 205 A Greensburg, LA 70441 ARNOLD, DELINDA MARTIN 101 Wilson Drive McComb, MS 39648 ARNOLD, KARLA JEANNINE Robert Road Robert, LA 70455 ARNOLD, SANDRA LYNN Simp. 0. Box 278 Osyka, MS 39657 ASHE, WADE CAMERON Rt. 4, Simmions Trailer 13 Tylertown, MS 39667 ASHLEY, PATRICIA ROCHEL P.O. Box 294 Summit, MS 39666 ASHLEY, VICKIE L. BOOTH Rt. 2, Box 270 B1 Summit, MS 39666 AUCOIN, ARTHUR AUGUSTIN P.O. Box 195 Hahnville, LA 70057 AUDIFFRED, KERRIE ALINA Rt. 1, Box 754 Reserve, LA 70057 AUSTIN, KATHY ANDERSON Rt. 1, Box 391 McComb, MS 39648 AVRITT, JESSICA LYNN 1408 Stokes Avenue McComb, MS 39648 AYERS, THONAS CLARENCE Rt. 2, Box 403 Centreville, MS 39631 AYERS, WILLIE SUE 509 Cedar Street Summit, MS 39666 BADON, WILLIAM ARTHUR P.O. Box C Liberty, MS 39645 BAGGETT, LADONNA LYNN B 519 Third Street McComb, MS 39648 BAILEY, CONVIE D. General Delivery Summit, MS 39666 BALL, DWIGHT Rt. 1, Box 12 E Tylertown, MS 39667 BALLARD, TINA MARIE Rt. 1, Box 202 A Summit, MS 39648 BANKSTON, ANDREW N. Rt. 4 Liberty, MS 39645 BANKSTON, TROY DWAYNE Rt. 4, Box 126 A Tylertown, MS 39667 BARDWELL, REGINA HARTZO Rt. 1, Box 136 Sandy Hook, MS 39478 BARKER, BARBARA LEE JAC Rt. 1, Box 170 McComb, MS 39648 BARKMAN,KENNETH Rt. 1, Box 203 Osyka, MS 39657 BARNES, NORMA JEAN B. Rt. 6, Box 103-A Tylertown, MS 39667 BARNETT, JEANETTE PINE Rt. 1, Box 161 B McComb, MS 39648 BARRETT, JOHN MICHAEL 822 S Cleveland Brookhaven, MS 39601 BARRIENT, HERMAN ROGER 213 Murray Hill Dr. Destrehan, LA 70047 BARTHE, GERALDINE RUBY Rt. 2, Box 94 McComb, MS 39648 BARTIMOCCIA, EDWARD DANM Box 18 A Summit, MS 39666 BASS, JUDITH ELLEN PATT 1021 Ave. E McComb, MS 39648 BASS, SHEILA RENE LEE Route 2, Box 63 A McCall Creek, MS 39647 BATEASTE, NANCY ANN Rt. 3, Box 87 McComb, MS 39648 BATES, BEVERLY VENELL 928 Summit Street McComb, MS 39648 BATES, EDDIE Rt. 6, Box 238E Tylertown, MS 39667 BATES, JAMES KEVIN 166 Rt. 5, Box 117 A BLAILOCK, SHARI B. Liberty, MS 39645 Route 1, Box 43 AA BATES, MILFORD LOUIS McComb, MS 39648 1212 Delaware Ave. BLAKE, GEORGE CLINTON McComb, MS 39648 Rt. 7, Box 4 BATES, TERRI LYNN Tylertown, MS 39667 Rt. 4 BLALOCK, ANTHONY W. Summit, MS 39666 P.O. Box 13 BATES, WILFUS C Liberty, MS 39645 Rt. 3, Box 71 BLALOCK, BLONDELL COLE Magnolia, MS 39652 Rt. 2, Box 8 A BAUGHMAN. KATIE J. Liberty, MS 39645 Rt. 2, Box 292 BLALOCK, GENEVIEVE E. Foxworth, MS 39483 P.O. Box 13 BAUGHTMAN, JOHN WAYNE Liberty, MS 39645 P.O. Box 554 BLALOCK, JERRIE LEE Tylertown, MS 39667 Route 2, Box 387 BEAN, VICKIE CARROLL Rt. 2, Box 212A Centreville, MS 39631 BLALOCK, SHARI A. Summit, MS 39666 Rt. 2, Box 13 BEARD, MOLLY DEE Liberty, MS 39645 Rt. 1, Box 99A BOND, JEAN MICHELLE Jayess, MS 39641 Rt. 3 BECK, CHRISTIA M. Magnolia, MS 39652 Rt. 2, Box 62-A BOONE, RACHEL DIANE Summit, MS 39666 Rt. 2, Box 23 BECK, RICHARD SCOTT Rt. 1, Box 90E McComb, MS 39648 BOOTH, JR. EDGAR W. Jayess, MS 39641 427 Virginia BECK, SONDRA CHARLENE 1701 Christine Drive McComb, MS 39648 BOS, ALLEN R. McComb, MS 39648 Rt. 4, Box 147 B BECKETTE, TIFFANY V. Rt. 1, Box 26 A Tylertown, MS 39667 BOURGEOIS, KELLY ANN Jayess, MS 39641 Rt. 1, Box 436 BEHLAR, JAMES RAOUL Rt. 2, Box 279 A Greensburg, LA 70814 BOWMAN, DONNA L. KEYES Summit, MS 39666 Rt. 4, Box 6 BELL, JIMMY LEE 315 Pine Street Tylertown, MS 39667 BOWMAN, KENNETH McComb, MS 39648 EUGENE BELLIPANNI, MITCHELL J. 136 Olive Street Brookhaven, MS 39601 1407 Park Drive McComb, MS 39648 BOYD, CHRISTOPHER LEE BELSOM, RENE GENE 139 Carriage Hills Jackson, MS 39212 Rt. 1, Box 25 McComb, MS 39648 BOYD, DAVID ALLEN BENEFIELD, PENNY Rt. 3, Box 206 C Tylertown, MS 39667 Rt. 2, Box 23 Osyka, MS 39657 BOYD, DENNY REX BENNETT, BRADLEY Rt. 5, 106 A Tylertown, MS 39667 HUNTER Rt. 3, Box 8 BOYD, EARNA Tylertown, MS 39667 P.O. Box 496 BERRY, PAMELA DENISE Rt. 3, Box 187 B McComb, MS 39648 BOYD, GWYNELL DAVIS McComb, MS 39648 Rt. 3, Box 347 BEST, JR. CHARLES HENRY P.O. Box 1267 Jayess, MS 39641 BOYD, JERRY DWAYNE Woodville, MS 39666 115 Van Street BIRCH. RESA GAIL Rt. 1, Box 151 Magnolia, MS 39652 BOYD, KEVIN DARRELL Kentwood, LA 70444 Rt. 3, Box 266 BLACKLEDGE, VINCENT Rt. 2, Box 1 A Jayess, MS 39641 BOYD, LARRY DUANE Magnolia, MS 39652 P.O. Box 181 BLACKMON, SANDRA LEANOR Summit, MS 39666 BOYD, MARTHA H. Bldg. C 4 Apt. 5 Burg Hts. 600 Argyle Street McComb, MS 39648 McComb, MS 39648 BOYD, RHONDA KAREN P.O. Box 131 917 College Street Tylertown, MS 39667 McComb, MS 39648 BOYD, ROBERT EUGENE BRISTER, JAN YARBOROUGH Rt. 4, Box 50 B Rt. 3, Box 323 Tylertown, MS 39667 Jayess, MS 39641 BOYD, STEVEN HOYT BRISTER, M. TAMMY Rt. 6, Box 18 820 New York Avenue Tylertown, MS 39667 McComb, MS 39648 BOYKIN, FRANK KERMIT JR. BRISTER, MARTY P.O. Box 54 Rt. 1, Box 169 Centreville, MS 39631 Jayess, MS 39641 BOYKINS, JOHN BROCK, BELYNDA G. 319 West Olive Rt. 4, Box 211 Amite, LA 70422 Tylertown, MS 39667 BOYTE, ALISA ANN BROCK, DARRYL LEE Rt. 4, Box 133 B 1308 Robb Street Brookhaven, MS 39601 Summit, MS 39666 BOYTE, PENNY SUE BROCK, KEITH DAVID Rt. 1 Rt. 4, Box 2 Brookhaven, MS 39601 Tylertown, MS 39667 BOYTE, REBECCA ANN BROCK, STEVEN CRAIG Rt. 4, Box 133 B Rt. 1, Box 10 Brookhaven, MS 39601 Summit, MS 39666 BOZEMAN, PENNY DARLENE BROGAN, ALLYSON 520 3rd Street JONELLE Magnolia, MS 39652 White Blvd BRABHAM, JULIUS QUIN McComb,- MS 39648 P.O. Box 101 BROKER, MICHAEL HARVEY Liberty, MS 39645 913 Ave E. BRADY, DARDEN McComb, MS 39648 Rt. 1 BROUSSARD, ADELE MARIE Liberty, MS 39645 P.O. Box 513 BRANTLEY, DARLENE Liberty, MS 39645 Rt. 2, Box 157 BROWN, ANGELA F. CUPIT Gloster, MS 39638 Rt. 5, Box 224 E. BRANTON, MARK DANIEL Brookhaven, MS 39601 Rt. 3, Box 255 B BROWN, ANITA LOUISE McComb, MS 39648 820 Avenue B BRELAND, JANET MORGAN McComb, MS 39648 Rt. 2, Box 208 B BROWN, BEVERLY SUE Angie, LA 70426 Rt. 1, Box 187 BRENT, DIANA GAY Summit, MS 39666 Rt. 2, Box 296 B BROWN, CYNTHIA Bogue Chitto, MS 39601 Rt. 2, Box 188 A BRENT, JEFFREY L. Tylertown, MS 39667 P.O. Box 107 BROWN, BRIDGETT MARIE Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 M. BRENT, WILLIAM JACOB Rt. 1, Box 209 Rt. 1, Box 204 Summit, MS 39666 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 BROWN, DEBORAH ANN BREWER, DAVID ESCO 1004 Douglas Drive Rt. 1, Box 87 McComb, MS 39648 McComb, MS 39648 BRIDEVAUX, ALAN J. BROWN, DEBRA CLARK 328 Srgyle Street Rt. 7, Box 218 McComb, MS 39648 Tylertown, MS 39667 BROWN, GLORIA BRIDGES, ANTHONY RAY 1009 Wilson Ave. Rt. 5, Box 102 G McComb, MS 39648 Tylertown, MS 39667 BROWN, HUGH ELTEON BRIDGES, BRENDA DIANNE Rt. 1 Rt. 3, Box 82 Osyka, MS 39657 Jayess, MS 39641 BROWN, JEFF BROCK BRIDGES, JAY LANELL 142 N. Magnolia St. Rt. 2, Box 177 McComb, MS 39648 Monticello, MS 39654 BRIDGES, JOHNNY R. BROWN, JIMMY WAYNE Rt. 4, Box 8 Rt. 1, Box 508 A Summit, MS 39666 Osyka, MS 39657 BRIDGMAN, ROGER K. BROWN, JR. MILLARD RAY Rt. 1, Box 417 D 167 McComb, MS 39648 BROWN, MAXINE Rt. 1, Box 139 Gloster, MS 39638 BROWN, VICKIE LYNN Rt. 3, Box 102 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 BRUCE, BOB Rt. 4, Box 93 A Summit, MS 39666 BRUMFIELD, ABBY J. 812 Memory Lane Tylertown, MS 39667 BRUMFIELD, BARBARA Rt. 4, Box 218 McComb, MS 39648 BRUMFIELD, BENNY ROSS Rt. 4, Box 44 B Tylertown, MS 39667 BRUMFIELD, CYNTHIA JUNE Rt. 1, Box 37 Crosby, MS 39633 BRUMFIELD, JAMES ALTON Rt. 4, Box 221 B McComb, MS 39648 BRUMFIELD, JAMES WILLIS Route 3, Box 190 Tylertown, MS 39667 BRUMFIELD, JOEL BATSON Rt. 1, Box 208 Tylertown, MS 39667 BRUMFIELD, JOEL GLYNN Rt. 2 Sandy Hook, MS 39478 BRUMFIELD, KENNETH DANI Rt. 1, Box 192 P Tylertown, MS 39667 BRUMFIELD, LAWRENCE Rt. 3, Box 440 Kentwood, LA 70444 BRUMFIELD, LEO PATRICK 1404 Carroll McComb, MS 39648 BRUMFIELD, MARSHA LEE Rt. 1, Box 526 Magnolia, MS 39652 BRUMFIELD, MARY ANN P.O. Box 412 Magnolia, MS 39652 BRUMFIELD, REBECCA Rt. 1, Box 192 P Tylertown, MS 39667 BRUMFIELD, RICKY Rt. 3, Box 167 D Magnolia, MS 39652 BUIE, LIBBY CHRISTINE 512 Hillcrest McComb, MS 39648 BULLOCK, BRUCE DOUGLAS Rt. 1, Box 14 McComb, MS 39648 BULLOCK, KIM Rt. 2, Box 168 A McComb, MS 39648 BUNCH, CECILE ALLAIN Box 1060 Centreville, MS 39631 BUNCH, MARY C. P.O. Box 773 Clinton, LA 70722 BURCHAM, KATHY SUE P.O. Box 51 Osyka, MS 39657 BURGES, LOUIE JOSEPH 600 8th Street Box 212 McComb, MS 39648 BURNTHORN, SHEILA RENEE Rt. 6, Box 72 P Tylertown, MS 39667 BURRIS, DANA L. Rt. 2, Box 141 Summit, MS 39666 BUSBIN, DARRYL LANE Rt. 2, Box IE Tylertown, MS 39667 BUTLER, MARK D. Rt. 4, Box 311 A Summit, MS 39666 BUTLER, SHERRY ANN 605 Maddox St. McComb, MS 39648 BYRD, VERNA J. 707 Second St. Brookhaven, MS 39601 CADE, KEVIN LAMAR P.O. Box 612 McComb, MS 39648 CAGLE, CATHERINE ANN Rt. 3, Box 256 BB McComb, MS 39648 CAIN, TAMMY LOUISE Rt. 1, Box 194 McComb, MS 39648 CANTON, CELESTE CARLA 115 N. Cherry St. McComb, MS 39648 CARPENTER, LEITHA RHEA Rt. 4, Box 97 B Summit, MS 39666 CARPENTER, NAOMI LOUISE Rt. 4, Box 97 B Summit, MS 39666 CARR, DARRYL 204 Witterman Street McComb, MS 39648 CARR, FELICIA RENEE Rt. 5, Box 102 E 1 Tylertown, MS 39667 CARR, KENNETH LYNWOOD 406 Wilson Drive McComb, MS 39648 CARR, LORIA ANN Rt. 5 Tylertown, MS 39667 CARR, MAE ROSE QUIN 520 McComb Street McComb, MS 39648 CARR, ROSE FAYE Rt. 3, Box 151 Tylertown, MS 39667 CARR, SHELIA 511 East Palmetto Amite, LA 70422 CARR, SHELIA ANN 212 West Pine St. Magnolia, MS 39652 CARRAWAY, PATRICIA GAYL Rt. 1, Box 270 Ruth, MS 39662 CARROLL, ROBYN EILEEN 514 Marion Drive McComb, MS 39648 CARRUTH,CHARLES SIMMON P.O. Box 156 Summit, MS 39666 CARRUTH, SHERYL DENISE Rt. 2, Box 70 Summit, MS 39666 CARTER, CLIFTON JR. Route 5, Box 180 Liberty, MS 39645 CARTER, IRMA LANELL Rt. 1, Box 137 Osyka, MS 39657 CARTER, KENNETH LEE P.O. Box 2 Greensburg, LA 70441 CARTER, MYRTLE P. P.O. Box 24 Magnolia, MS 39652 CARTER, RICKY E. Rt. 1, Box 351 Osyka, MS 39657 CARTER, TY ANSON Rt. 1, Box 155 C Brookhaven, MS 39601 CARVER, SHEILA ANN P.O. Box 392 Osyka, MS 39657 CASE, KAREN ELAINE 853 S. Prewett Magnolia, MS 39652 CASEY, CAROLYN ELIZABETH P.O. Box 745 McComb, MS 39648 CATCHINGS, RACHEL REID 512 Burke McComb, MS 39648 CATES, PERRY 718 Summit Street McComb, MS 39648 CAULFIELD, GERARD JOSEPH Box 0497 B Lafitte, LA 70067 CAUSEY, DAVID BRENT Rt. 4, Box 10 Summit, MS 39666 CAUSEY, ROBERT DALE Rt. 1, Box 136 Liberty, MS 39645 CHAISSON, DARRIN P. Rt. 2, Box 80 Magnolia, MS 39652 CHANEY, ELVIN WADE Rt. 2 Osyka, MS 39657 CHAPMAN, TODD C. Rt. 3, Box 216 A Summit, MS 39666 CHERAMIE, MARK JOHN Rt. 1, Box 480 C Cut Off, LA 70345 CHESTER, SIDNEY 704 N. Cherry St. McComb, MS 39648 CHIARAMONTE, LYDIA 505 Lakeview McComb, MS 39648 CHILDRESS, JOHN PERRY 717 Delaware McComb, MS 39648 CHILDS, ALLAN ROGER Rt. 2, Box 1 Magnolia, MS 39652 CLARK, RANDALL 520 4th Street McComb, MS 39648 CLARK, BETTY ROSE P.O. Box 594 Centreville, MS 39631 CLARK, CHARLES MICHAEL Rt. 3, Box 258 K McComb, MS 39648 CLARK, LATRENDA 513 Warren Street McComb, MS 39648 CLARK, LAUREN SUZANNE Marion Manor Apt. A 1 McComb, MS 39648 CLARK, LISA LYNN P.O. Box 614 McComb, MS 39648 CLARK, TANYA LYNN 520 4th Street McComb, MS 39648 CLAYTON, CANDACE RENEE P.O. Box 225 Osyka, MS 39657 CLEMENT, MARVIN RAY Delaware Gardens Apt. 7 A McComb, MS 39648 CLEMENTS, VICKIE LYNN 130 N. 6th Street McComb, MS 39648 CLEMONS, ARON DERELL Rt. 7, Box 174 A Tylertown, MS 39667 CLINE, DOROTHY SUE QUINN 1015 Locust Street McComb, MS 39648 COBB, KENTON ALONZO Rt. 2, Box 292 B Gloster, MS 39638 COCKERHAM, GARIG LEE 12757 Coursey Blvd. 1132 Baton Rouge, LA 70816 COCKERHAM, IVORY D. Rt. 3, Box 186 Magnolia, MS 39652 COCKERHAM,OSCAR LEE Pine Terrace Apt. A 6 McComb, MS 39648 COFFEY, BRUCE ALAN 168 Rt. 4, Box 415 A McComb, MS 39648 COKER, AMY LEE Rt. 4, Box 162 Liberty, MS 39645 COLE, DANNY MILTON P.O. Box 184 Jena, LA 71342 COLEMAN, ALLEN M. P.O. Box 133 Jena, LA 71342 COLEMAN, ANTHONY KEITH 304 Marquette McComb, MS 39648 COLEMAN, DUSTIN G. Rt. 3, Box 52 Liberty, MS 39645 COMPTON, JAMES MICHAEL Rt. 1, Box 171 B McComb, MS 39648 CONERLY, ANGELA DENISE C-8 Apt 1 Utopian Homes McComb, MS 39647 CONERLY, JACQUELINE B. C-8 Apt 1 Utopian Homes McComb, MS 39648 CONERLY, JEANETTE A. Rt. 2, Box 62 McComb, MS 39648 CONERLY, JERRY EDWARD Route 5, Box 159 Tylertown, MS 39667 CONERLY, MICHELE Route 1, Box 89F McComb, MS 39648 CONERLY, PATRICIA ANN Rt. 2, Box 63 A McComb, MS 39648 CONERLY, SANDY JO 100 Front St. Tylertown, MS 39667 CONERLY, WANDA LISA Rt. 1, Box 44 Magnolia, MS 39652 CONEY, HILTON JR. 919 Elmwood Street McComb, MS 39648 CONEY, RICHARD ALLEN P.O. Box 82 Fernwood, MS 39635 CONN, LADY MICHELLE 1200 Bendat St. McComb, MS 39648 CONNER, JAMES H. Route 2 Smithdale, MS 39664 COOK, ALNEY DARELL Rt. 4 Liberty, MS 39645 COOK, AMY LYNN Rt. 3, Box 155 Magnolia, MS 39652 COOK, ANDREAN LEN 1248 Bendat McComb, MS 39648 COOK, DONNA LYNN Rt. 3, Box 343 A McComb, MS 39648 COOK, LEX Rt. 4, Box 78 Summit, MS 39666 COOKSEY, NANCY L. Rt. 1, Box 200 McComb, MS 39648 COOPER, CYNTHIA HOPE 409 West St. McComb, MS 39648 COOPER, GLORIA MAE 340 Price Street Magnolia, MS 39652 COOPER, JAMES N. TONY 4815 Greenwell Street Baton Rouge, LA 70805 COOPER, LORI ANN P.O. Box 6 Gloster, MS 39638 COPE, JEFFREY RANDALL Rt. 4, Box 151 Tylertown, MS 39667 CORNELL, MARJORIE LYNN Rt. 4, Box 299A LT. 28 McComb, MS 39648 COTHERN, JEFFREY WAYNE P.O. Box 5 Jayess, MS 39641 COTTON, JAMES 720 Old Summit Road McComb, MS 39648 COTTON, RUDDLPH P.O. Box 650 Gloster, MS 39638 COUEY, TONYA MARSEH ANN Rt. 3, Box 2 AA Summit, MS 39666 COUMBE, DOROTHY ELAINE Rt. 1, Box 94 Summit, MS 39666 COWART, DENNIS WAYNE 1631 Park Drive McComb, MS 39648 COWART, JAMES MICHAEL 617 Laurel St. McComb, MS 39648 COWART, KYLE RAY Rt. 1, Box 52 Smithdale, MS 39664 COWART, LANCE TERRELL P.O. Box 325 Summit, MS 39666 COWART, NELL ROSE LOFTON Rt. 4, Box 29 B Summit, MS 39666 CRAFT, MIKELL ROSS 304 E. Georgia Ave. McComb, MS 39648 CRAIN, KENNETH WAYNE Rt. 2, Box 219 Tylertown, MS 39667 CRAIN, ROGER DALE Rt. 1 Sandy Hook, MS 39478 CRAIN, THERESA PEARL Rt. 1, Box 280 Magnolia, MS 39652 CRAVEN, LILLIAN ANN 205 Gerald McComb, MS 39648 CRAWFORD, CHERIE ANDRE 314 Minnesota Ave. McComb, MS 39648 CRAWFORD, DOUGLAS ALAN Rt. 5, Box 91 B Tylertown, MS 39667 CRAWFORD, JACKIE ANN Rt. 4, Box 191 Magnolia, MS 39652 CRAWFORD, STEWART WOOD Rt. 4, Box 65 Tylertown, MS 39667 CRISP, DAVID EUGENE Rt. 2, Box 160 A Liberty, MS 39645 CROCHET, EARL JOHN Rt. 4, Box 159 Summit, MS 39666 CROSBY, JOHN MICHAEL P.O. Box 228 McComb, MS 39648 CROSBY, LARRY WAYNE Rt. 4, Box 333 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 CROSBY, RAYMOND LEE Rt. 4, Box 13 B Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 CROSBY, SHIRLEY ANN F. Rt. 3, Box 301 kogue Chitto, MS 39629 CRUMP, GAIL JONES Rt. 3, Box 26 A Summit, MS 39666 CRYER, PATRICIA ANN P. 14755 Bailey Drive Baton Rouge, LA 70816 CULOTTA, FELICIA CAROL 303 Wilson Drive McComb, MS 39648 CULOTTA, KIMBERLY LOVE 258 Pinehurst Estates McComb, MS 39648 CULPEPPER, JOHN ANDREW Rt. 2, Box 184 Magnolia, MS 39652 CURRY, VICKI O’LIZA Rt. 4, Box 136 C Mendenhall, MS 00000 CUTRER, JOANNE Rt. 2 Osyka, MS 39657 CUTRER, TERRY LYNN Rt. 2 Osyka, MS 39657 CUTRER, WENDY LEIGH 600 8th Street McComb, Ms 39648 CUTRER, ZOLA WOMACK Rt. 1, Box 15 Kentwood, LA 70444 DAIX, SUE JOHNSON Rt. 2, Box 158 McComb, MS 39648 DANIELS, DAVID WAYNE Rt. 2, Box 125 C Greensburg, LA 70441 DAQUILLA, MARY VIVIAN P.O. Box 519 St. Francisville, LA 70775 DAUGHDRILL, CHRISTOPHER Rt. 1, Box 123 Sontag, MS 39665 DAVIS, BARBARA LYNN 430 North Street Magnolia, MS 39652 DAVIS, BELYNDA ANN W. Rt. 1, Box 328 Ponchatoula, LA 70454 DAVIS, CAROLYN LOUISE B790 Quinlivan Road Magnolia, MS 39652 DAVIS, DAISY NELL 215 Empson Dr. McComb, MS 39648 DAVIS, DANA E. Rt. 3, Box 19 Summit, MS 39666 DAVIS, MARY ANN BLACK Rt. 1, Box 45 D Summit, MS 39666 DAVIS, SARAH RUSSELL Route 4, Box 308 Amite, LA 70422 DAVIS, TWYLA LEIGH Rt. 1, Box 147 K Tylertown, MS 39667 DAWSON, JOEY MARK P.O. Box 486 Gloster, MS 39638 DAWSON, KAREN DENISE Rt. 2, Box 132 B Gloster, MS 39638 DAY, JAMES DAVID 1013 Northwest Street McComb, MS 39648 DEBESSONET, TIMOTHY S. 216 Laurel St. Baton Rouge, LA 70801 DEBLANC, CAROL SUE Rt. 4, Box 14 D Magnolia, MS 39652 DEBLANC, DEBORAH LYN Rt. 4, Box 14 D Magnolia, MS 39652 DEER, JOSEPH MATTHEW Rt. 3, Box 141 Summit, MS 39666 DEJESUS, MARIA TERESA Rt. 1, Box 40 A McComb, MS 39648 DEMAGE, MARYANN Rt. 4, Box 151 Magnolia, MS 39652 DERDEN, ANDREA Rt. 2, Box 35 A Summit, MS 39666 DEVALL, DENNIS FULTON 169 Rt. 2, Box 135 A 2 Summit, MS 39666 DEWETT, DEBBIE ANN 1208 White St. McComb, MS 39648 DEXTER, WILLIAM Rt. 7, Box 287 Tylertown, MS 39667 DICKERSON, JIMMIE N. 325 N. Chestnut McComb, MS 39648 DICKERSON, RENEE G. Rt. 1, Box 183 A Jayess, MS 39641 DICKERSON, TOMMY RANDAL 820 Sedgewick St. McComb, MS 39648 DIDON, EARL JAMES Rt. 4, Box 18 A Summit, MS 39666 DILLMANN, KARON GERMAIN Rt. 1, Box 203 A McComb, MS 39648 DILLON, BETTY JO Rt. 1, Box 102 C Summit, MS 39666 DILLON DOROTHY NELL P.O. Box 205 Magnolia, MS 39652 DILLON, JENNIFER LYNN Rt. 4, Box 183 Summit, MS 39666 DILLON, JOY CAROL 2105 Diana Street Gretna, LA 70053 DILLON, KEITH R. Rt. 4, Box 61 AA Summit, MS 39666 DILLON, MICHAEL 330 South RR Ave Tylertown, MS 39667 DILLON, PERRY LEE Rt. 6 Tylertown, MS 39667 DILLON ROY 0. P.O. Box 205 Magnolia, MS 39652 DILLON, WALTER EARL Rt. 1, Box 408 Magnolia, MS 39652 DIXON, CHARLENE R. Rt. 2, Box 304 Centreville, MS 39631 DIXON, LAURA L. BEARD P.O. Box 150 Tylertown, MS 39667 DIXON, RENARD P.O. Box 8 Gloster, MS 39638 DIXON, ROBERT DARROLD 275 Carrollton Ave. Magnolia, MS 39652 DOMIN, PATRICIA ANN 419 Penn Ave. McComb, MS 39648 DONELLY, LANCE ANTHONY 4942 Redwood St. New Orleans, LA 70127 DORMAN, DAVID KEITH 507 W. Minnesota Brookhaven, MS 39601 DORSEY, MARY ALICE 619 Brine Ave. McComb, MS 39648 DOUGLAS, THERESA LYNN Rt. 4, Box 235 Tylertown, MS 39667 DRAIN, BEVERLY JEAN Rt. 2, Box 15 D-2 Summit, MS 39666 DUCK, GEORGE EDWARD Rt. 5, Box 212 Liberty, MS 39645 DUNAWAY, ANGELA KAY Rt. R, Box 115 A Liberty, MS 39645 DUNAWAY, CARL JOSEPH 514 Virginia Ave. McComb, MS 39648 DUNAWAY, CINDY Rt. 3 Jayess, MS 39641 DUNAWAY, DEBORAH LOIS Rt. 3, Box 93 McComb, MS 39648 DUNAWAY, DEBRA LYNN Rt. 1, Box 90 A Jayess, MS 39641 DUNAWAY, GRINDL JEAN Rt. 4, Box 155 D Summit, MS 39666 DUNAWAY, JERRY J. 602 Minn Ave. McComb, MS 39748 DUNAWAY, MARY NELL Rt. 1, Box 91 Jayess, MS 39641 DUNAWAY, RACHEL COLLEEN 717 Virgiaia Avenue McComb, MS 39748 DUNAWAY, RICHARD H. 612 Memory Lane Tylertown, MS 39667 DUNAWAY, VANESSA L. RR. 3, Box 267 Jayess, MS 39641 DUNCAN, BOBBY GLENN P.O. Box 136 Tylertown, MS 39667 DUNCAN, DIANNE LYNN C. 41 Rush St. Slaughter, LA 70777 DUNCAN, KARY GLEN Rt. 3, Box 124 B Tylertown, MS 39667 DUNCAN, LURLINE E. P.O. Box 327 Gloster, MS 39638 DUNCAN, MARY ELIZABETH Rt. 7 Tylertown, MS 39667 DUN CAN, PATRICIA ANN Rt. 3, Box 242 B McComb, MS 39648 DUNN, CARRIE JEAN Rt. 4, Box 92 AA Summit, MS 39666 DUNN, CYNTHIA MARIE Rt. 4, Box 21 A Magnolia, MS 39652 DUNN, DEWAYNE 401 24th St. McComb, MS 39648 DUNN,THRESSA SUE Rt. 2 Osyka, MS 39657 DURHAM, KATHRYN DENISE 1616 Beulah Tylertown, MS 39667 DYES, ANDY C. Rt. 2 Smithdale, MS 39664 DYKES, BRENDA ANN Rt. 1, Box 178 Tylertown, MS 39667 DYKES, DIANE OAKES P.O. Box 71 Gloster, MS 39638 DYKES, HARMON M. 719 Union Rd. Tylertown, MS 39667 DYKES, JAMES DAVID Rt. 1, Box M 11 Amite, LA 70422 DYKES, JAMES L. 215 Harmony McComb, MS 39648 DYSON, FAITH ROXIANNE Rt. 5, Box 63 Tylertown, MS 39667 EAST, LOIS GENEVA PHILL Rt. 4, Box 34 B Summit, MS 39666 EDWARDS, BILLIE TRACY P.O. Box 216 Magnolia, MS 39652 EISWORTH, RUSSELL R. P.O. Box L Summit, MS 39666 ELLIOTT, DEBRA ANN P.O. Box 806 McComb, MS 39648 ELLIS, SHIRLEY M. 820 Avenue B McComb, MS 39648 EMBRY, CINDY SUSAN J. 208 Butler St. McComb, MS 39648 ENNIS, ATHALEE WILLIAMS Rt. 2 Osyka, MS 39657 EPPERSON,JERI LYN Rt. 4, Box 5 A Baker, LA 70714 ERVIN, ANGLEA S. Rt. 1, Box 95 Sandy Hook, MS ERVIN, DOUGLAS MICHAEL Rt. 7, Box 158 Tylertown, MS 39667 ERVIN, LOUIS ELMER, JR. Rt. 1, Box 216 Gloster, MS 39638 ERVIN, MICHAEL RAY Rt. 1 Sandy Hook, MS 39478 ESCH, SHELIA BLANCHE Rt. 3, Box 87 Kentwood, LA 70444 ESCHER, KEVIN R. Route 2, Box 980 Woodville, MS 39669 ESTESS, REBECCA C. Route 2, Box 186 McComb, MS 39648 EVAN, JAMES DARRIN Rt. 2, Box 177 Jayess, MS 39641 EVANS, BETTY ANN Rt. 2, Box 251 D 1 Independence, LA 70443 EVANS, JIM D. Rt. 3, Box 153 Jayess, MS 39641 FAIR, SONIA LEE P.O. Box 106 Magnolia, MS 39652 FAIRBURN, AMY GAIL Rt. 4, Box 52 Tylertown, MS 39667 FAIRBURN, PAUL FRANCIS Rt. 4, Box 136 Tylertown, MS 39667 FAIRCHILD, ELIZABETH Rt. 4, Box 15 27 McComb, MS 39648 FAIRLEY, DENISE Rt. 1, Box 193 Centreville, MS 39631 FARMER, LORA COBB Rt. 1, Box 11 Gloster, MS 39638 FARNHAM, ETHEL FRANCES P.O. Box 938 McComb, MS 39648 FARNUM, MELVIN ALLAN Rt. 2, Box 249 CC McComb, MS 39648 FAUST, STEVE L. 409 McComb St. McComb, MS 39648 FELDER, CARLA RENEE Rt. 1 Ruth, MS 39662 FELDER, CHARLES ELLIOTT Rt. 3, Box 217 McComb, MS 39648 170 FELDER, JAMES CHRISTOPHER P-O. Drawer F. Summit, MS 39666 FELDER, JOE GIRLING Rt. 1, Box 140 McComb, MS 39648 FELDER, JOHN BENNON Rt. 1, Box 147 Summit, MS 39666 FELDER, LAURIE SMITH Rt. 3, Box 233 W McComb, MS 39648 FELDER, SHANDA GAIL 1104 Moore Avenue McComb, MS 39648 FELDER, SHARON DENIESE 115 Quittman Drive McComb, MS 39648 FELDER, SHARON RENA Rt. 3, Box 168 Magnolia, MS 39652 FELDER, STACY ANN 1503 East Robb Street Summit, MS 39648 FELDMAN, DAVID FOSTER 503 Lourel St. Summit, MS 39666 FELKER, JANICE MARIE Rt. 1, Box 328 A Kentwood, LA 70444 FELPS, KATHY L. Rt. 1, Box 81 Magnolia, MS 39652 FELTER, SHEILA D. Rt. 1, Box 120 B Crosby, MS 39633 FERGUSON, JEANETTE S. Rt. 1, Box 284 Gloster, MS 39638 FRESMIRE, ISAAC WARREN 639 LA Ave. McComb, MS 39648 FILBERT, ROBERT MORRIS Rt. 1, Box 27 Smithdale MS 39664 FINCH, AMY LEE 24 Cardinal Road Covington, LA 70433 FINCH, CHRISTI BEA P.O. Box 953 Monticello, MS 39654 FINCH. JOE 617 6th St. McComb, MS 39648 FLACCOMIO, MARILYN J. P.O. Box 444 Woodville, MS 39669 FLANAGAN, ELAINE R. Rt. 2, Box 167 C Monticello, MS 39654 FLEMING, APRIL ANN 2700 W. Main Tupelo, MS 39600 FLEMING, CLAUDETTE R. 222 Wildon Dr. McComb, MS 39648 FLEMING, MELANIE CAROL 400 White St. McComb, MS 39648 FLORY, KATHY ELAINE Y. P.O. Box 278 McComb, MS 39648 FLOYD, JOSEPH CARLTON Rt. 2, Box 968 Woodville, MS 39669 FLOYD,THERESA 1304 Carroll St. McComb, MS 39648 FORD, DONNA RENE Rt. 3, Box 19 Magnolia, MS 39648 FOREMAN, MICHAEL S. Rt. 2, Box 168 Gloster, MS 39638 FORTENBERRY, BARBARA J. Rt. 1, Box 70 Tylertown, MS 39667 FORTENBERRY, KENNETH 1025 Whitterman St. McComb, MS 39648 FORTENBERRY, LINDA D. Rt. 7, Box 105 D Tylertown, MS 39667 FORTENBERRY, PAUL H. Rt. 7, Box 91 Tylertown, MS 39667 FORTENBERRY, ROBIN FAITH P.O. Box 289 McComb, MS 39648 FORTENBERRY, TED 0. P.O. Box 183 Tylertown, MS 39667 FORTENBERRY, WINSTON E. Rt. 2, Box 11 Tylertown, MS 39667 FOWLER, ERIC ROSWELL P.O. Box 61 Gloster, MS 39638 FOY, MICHAEL ERNEST 1511 Vermont Ave. McComb, MS 39648 FRAZIER, HILDA MARIE Rt. 1, Box 184 Jayess, MS 39641 FREEMAN, JUDY ANN Rt. 3, Box 73 Liberty, MS 39645 FREEMAN, ROBIN A. Rt. 2, Box 229 A Summit, MS 39666 FULLER, KELLY 329 LA Ave. McComb, MS 39648 FULLERTON, LEAH A. 1104 White St. McComb, MS 39648 FUTCH, HUMBERTO 1100 Louisiana Ave. Tylertown, MS 39667 GALL, DONALD LEE Rt. 1, Box 102 McComb, MS 39648 GARNER, PATRICK DONALD Rt. 5, Box 182 E Tylertown, MS 39667 GARRETT, ATHELIA RENEE 1404 S. Railroad Ave. Tylertown, MS 39667 GATLIN, CLIFFORD, JR. 605 9th St. McComb, MS 39648 GEIST, DEBORAH LYNN Rt. 2, Box 30 Kentwood, LA 70444 GENT, WILLIAM DANIEL P.O. Box 389 Summit, MS 39666 GERALD, REBECCA ANN Rt. 3, Box 121 Magnolia, MS 39652 GERALD, TRACIE RAE P.O. Box 33 Osyka, MS 39657 GERBER, BETTY JEAN 110 E. Myrtle St. Magnolia, MS 39648 GIBSON, GAIL LORRAINE Rt. 2, Box 158 A McComb, MS 39648 GILBERT, KENNETH GERALD 504 Senator Gay Dr. Plaquemine, LA 70764 GILL, DAVID EDGAR P.O. Box A D Kentwood, LA 70444 GIVENS, BILLY MIKE Rt. 1, Box 302 Jayess, MS 39641 GIVENS, STEPHANIE RENEE 1631 Venable St. McComb, MS 39648 GOMEZ, LYNN PAUL 5632 Matthews St. Baton Rouge, LA 70812 GOODWIN, ANGIE ANNETTE Rt. 1, Box 186-A Magnolia, MS 39652 GOODWIN, DAVID ANTHONY P.O. Box 367 Summit, MS 39666 GOODWIN, JACQUELINE FAY Rt. 1, Box 402 Magnolia, MS 39652 GORDON, ALICE L. Rt. 5, Box 4 Liberty, MS 39645 GORDON, PATRICIA A. Rt. 2, Box 165 C Magnolia, MS 39652 GRAHAM,SHERRY ANN Rt. 4, Box 5 Liberty, MS 39645 GRAVES, JUDY CAROL 110 West St. Apt. 4 McComb, MS 39648 GRAVES, KAREN LEITH P.O. Box 607 Meadville, MS 39653 GRAVES, MARGARET SHANNON Rt. 6, Box 236 A Tylertown, MS 39667 GREEN, ALICE MORD 619 Ball Ave. Tylertown, MS 39667 GREEN, IVORY VINCENT Rt. 2, Box 34 C Magnolia, MS 3 9652 GREEN, KREGG PRENAIL P.O. Box 188 Norwood, LA 70761 GREER, BEVERLY CAROL Rt. 1, Box 123 Jayess, MS 39641 GREER, PAULA R. 420 25th Street McComb, MS 39648 GRICE, PHYLLIS ANN Rt. 3, Box 128 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 GRIFFIN, BARRY LOUIS Rt. 1, Box 169 Ponchatoula, LA 70454 GRIFFIN, CARLA JO S. Rt. 1, Box 137 B Tylertown, MS 39667 GRIFFIN, DONALD RAY Rt. 4, Box 43 A Magnolia, MS 39652 GRIFFIN, NOMA FRANCES Rt. 3, Box 99 Summit, MS 39666 GRUMBACH, LISA ANN 1416 Wren Ave. McComb, MS 39648 GUY, LELAND EDWARD B. Rt. 1, Box 270 Ruth, MS 39662 GUY, NANCY ANN Rt. 1, Box 270 Ruth, MS 39662 HACKETT, PATRICIA ANN Rt. 4, Box 266 Summit, MS 39666 HALES, JIM 626 Marion Dr. McComb, MS 39648 HALL, BOBBY JUNE, JR. 121 0 Ball St. McComb, MS 39648 HALL, DALE EUGENE Rt. 4, Box 272 A Magnolia, MS 39652 HALL, ERIC W. Rt. 4, Box 272 A Magnolia, MS 39652 HALL, MEVELYN VANESSA 171 414 Beech McComb, MS 39648 Rt. 3, Box 94 Jayess, MS 39641 HALL, NANCY JILL Rt. 1, Box 442 Osyka, MS 39657 HARRIS, ROGER KEITH Rt. 1, Box 206 Summit, MS 39666 HALL, PATTIE KAY Rt. 1, Box 208 Liberty, MS 39645 HARRIS, WILLIAM MARION 1105 Robb St. Summit, MS 39666 HAMILTON, JANET Rt. 1 Magnolia, MS 39652 HARRISON, PATRICIA ANN P.O. Box 203 Woodville, MS 39669 HAMMOND, GARNET 106 Gullerge Dr. Tylertown, MS 39667 HART, DOLORES FAY Rt. 2, Box 202 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 HAMMOND, HAROLD JR. Rt. 1, Box 79 Tylertown, MS 39667 HART, SHELLY ANNETTE Rt. 2, Box 167 Magnolia, MS 39652 HANDY, EULA MARIE Rt. 1, Box 161 Gloster, MS 39638 HART, SHIRLEY A. Rt. 2, Box 167 Magnolia, MS 39652 HANKS, JODI LYNN Rt. 2, Box 36 Wesson, MS 39191 HARVARD, TERRIE RENNE P.O. Box 465 Gloster, MS 39638 HANNER, ALBERT EARL 2 A Gillis Circle McComb, MS 39648 HARVEY, DAPHNE ANN Rt. 3, Box 141 Jayess, MS 39641 HARDY, SUSAN HARVEY 212 Butler St. McComb, MS 39648 HARVEY, TERRANCE Rt. 1, Box 79 C Sandy Hook, MS 39478 HARMS, WADE KIRKLAND 815 Howe St. McComb, MS 39645 HAUN, CARRIE JEANINE W. Rt. 1, Box 300 A1 Jayess, MS 39641 HARNESS, TRACY RENELL Rt. 3, Box 153 B Magnolia, MS 39652 HAY, DONNA LYNN Rt. 1, Box 515 Osyka, MS 39657 HARNESS, WILLIE D. Rt. 1, Box 308 B Jayess, MS 39641 HAYDEL, BERT S. 300 Rawls McComb, MS 39648 HARRELL, CLYDE EUGENE 1223 Pearl River Ave. McComb, MS 39648 HAYNES, JAMES ANTHONY Rt. 1 Gloster, MS 39638 HARRELL, DAVID VIGNES P.O. Box 218 New Roads, LA 70760 HENKEL, CHERYL R. 147 W. Virginia McComb, MS 39648 HARRELL, PAMELA JANICE Rt. 2, Box 34C Magnolia, MS 39652 HARRELL, PAUL H. 1223 Pearl River Avenue McComb, MS 39648 HENNINGTON, THOMAS BEN Rt. 3, Box 58 B Summit, MS 39666 HENRY, ELIZABETH MARIE 12233 Temsas Dr. Baton Rouge, LA 70805 HARRELL, SHARON DALE Rt. 2 Osyka, MS 39657 HENSLEY, JUDY KATE B. P.O. Box 8201 Clinton, LA 70722 HARRINGTON, JOSEPH 820 Ave F McComb, MS 39648 HERMAN, SARAH SUE C. P.O. Box 1508 McComb, MS 39648 HARRIS, ALICE FAYE WHIT 804 Caston Street McComb, MS 39648 HERRING, DEONNA WAYNE Rt. 1, Box 132 Sandy Hook, MS 39478 HARRIS, GREGORY BURL Route 1, Box 206 Summit, MS 39666 HERRING, JAMES E. Rt. 1, Box 90 A Tylertown, MS 39667 HARRIS, JACK D. Rt. 1, Box 176 A Summit, MS 39666 HERRING, KEVIN EDWARD Rt. 1, Box 91 Sandy Hook, MS 39478 HARRIS, JANICE MARIE W. 405 Higgins Dr. McComb, MS 39648 HERRING, STANLEY III Rt. 1, Box 91 Sandy Hook, MS 39478 HARRIS, MICHAEL HERRON, PATRICIA A. Rt. 3, Box 60 Jayess, MS 39641 Tylertown, MS 39667 HOLMES, SONJA B. P.O. Box 94 Tylertown, MS 39667 HICKS, PATRICIA KAY 1511 Park Drive McComb, MS 39648 HONEA, JEFFERY KARL Rt. 2, Box 104 Magnolia, MS 39652 HIGHTOWER, KIMBERLY R. Rt. 3, Box 64 B Summit, MS 39666 HONEA, NANCY RENE Rt. 3, Box 124 Magnolia, MS 39652 HIGHTOWER, REGINA LYNN Rt. 5, Box 87 Tylertown, MS 39667 HONEA, SMILEY SCOTT Rt. 2, Box 74 A Magnolia, MS 39652 HILL, JOHN W. B 8 Apt. 3 Burgland Hgts. McComb, MS 39648 HOOD, LILLIE BEATRIC Rt. 2, Box 73 A Magnolia, MS 39652 HILLS, ARTIS P.O. Box 794 Amite, LA 70422 HORTON, VERLENA Rt. 2, Box 85 Silver Creek, MS 39663 HILLS, DEBRA A. 622 Avenue F McComb, MS 39648 HOWARD, DINAH LYNN 1226 Venable St. McComb, MS 39648 HILTON, APRIL LYNN P.O. Box 364 Summit, MS 39666 HOWARD, DONNA KAY 1226 Venable McComb, MS 39648 HOCKER, ROBERT V. Rt. 4, Box 80 A Summit, MS 39648 HOWELL, KRANDALL PAIGE 722 S. Broadway McComb, MS 39648 HODGES, MYRTIS LEE M. Rt. 2, Box 81 McComb, MS 39648 HOWELL, PAUL DAVID 1312 Riverwood Drive Jackson, MS HODGES, NITA FAYE Rt. 2, Box 286 A Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 HUDSON, DONALD WADE HOFF, EDWIN NELSON JR. Rt. 3, Box 550 23231 Sunnyside Land McComb, MS 39648 Zachary, LA 70791 HOLLEY, JR. DAVE F. HUDSPETH, MONA KAY 411 5th Street 1214 North Bay St. Macon, MS 39341 Amite, LA 70422 HOLLINGSHED, ROSA S. HUGHES, DONALD G. Rt. 1, Box 259 F Rt. 5, Box 186 McComb, MS 39648 Liberty, MS 39645 HOLLINGSWORTH, MARK HUGHES, SHIRLEY GENEVE Rt. 3, Box 216 AA Rt. 4, Box 38 A Summit, MS 39666 Magnolia, MS 39652 HOLLINGSWORTH, VICKI B. HUGHEY, JUDY W. Rt. 3, Box 216 AA Rt. 1, Box 210 A Summit, MS 39666 Smithdale, MS HOLLOWAY, SUSAN C. HUMPHREYS, WILLIAM P.O. Box 371 JOSEPH Summit, MS 39648 P.O. Box 304 HOLMES, ANDRA ANN Gloster, MS 39638 Rt. 2, Box 58 B HUNTER, SHANNON CARRIE McComb, MS 39648 P.O. Box 905 HOLMES, DEBORAH L. Jackson, LA 70748 P.O. Box 342 HURST, VAN CLAUDE, JR. Tylertown, MS 39667 Rt. 2. Box 142 C HOLMES, GARY S. McComb, MS 39648 700 26th Street Apt. 216 HUTCHINSON, BARRY LYNN McComb, MS 39648 Route 1, Box 138 HOLMES, LEFAY M. Independence, LA 70443 SMJC HUTSON, RHONDS GALE Summit, MS 39666 P.O. Box 122 HOLMES, LINDA ANN Summit, MS 39666 Rt. 3, Box 146 L Tylertown, MS 39667 HUTSON,SUSAN ELIZABETH HOLMES, MICHAEL RAY 222 Shannon Drive P.O. Box 475 Tylertown, MS 39667 McComb, MS 39648 HUX, TANYA FAYE HOLMES, MIKE MANNING 307 North Locust Street Rt. 4, P.O. Box 372 McComb, MS 39648 172 ISAAC, CHRISTINA L. Rt. 4, Box 85 A Liberty, MS 39645 JACKSON, ANGLEA D. Rt. 2, Box 23 Liberty, MS 39645 JACKSON, BARBARA ANN Rt. 3, Box 239 C McComb, MS 39648 JACKSON, CHARLES AARON P.O. Box 485 Osyka, MS 39657 JACKSON, CYNTHIA Rt. 2, Box 194 Tylertown, MS 39667 JACKSON, DEBRA ANN Rt. 1, Box 15 McComb, MS 39648 JACKSON, ETTA TOBIAS 115 Johnson Ave. McComb, MS 39648 JACKSON, GREGORY JEROME 1765 Pleasure Street New Orleans, LA 70122 JACKSON,JOHN KENNETH Rt. 3, Box 226 Jayess, MS 39641 JACKSON, JR. JOE ALVIN Rt. 2, Box 37 A McComb, MS 39648 JACKSON, KAREN JUNE Rt. 4, Box 132 Tylertown, MS 39667 JACKSON, LINDA DARLENE Rt. 4, Box 40 Amite, LA 70422 JACKSON, LINDA KAY P.O. Box 24 McComb, MS 39648 JACKSON, LORA DENISE P.O. Box 139 Tylertown, MS 39667 JACKSON.MARANDA P.O. Box 170 McComb, MS 39648 JACKSON, MARGIE 532 Warren Street McComb, MS 39648 JACKSON, SONJA RENE 1013 Laird Street McComb, MS 39648 JELKS, JANET MONETTE Rt. 1, Box 78 Centreville, MS 39631 JELKS, JEAN MARIE Rt. 1, Box 78 Centreville, MS 39631 JENKINS, CARLOYN FAYE P.O. Box 50 Summit, MS 39666 JENKINS, CARRIE ARETHA Rt. 1, Box 59 B Jayess, MS 39641 JENKINS, MELISSA ANN Rt. 1, Box 257 A Gloster, MS 39648 JENKINS, MIKE ANTHONY Rt. 2, Box 191 Ruth, MS 39662 JENNINGS, DEBRA SUE Rt. 5, Box 205 E Tylertown, MS 39667 JIMERSON, SHIRLEY ANN C 3 Apt. 2, Utopian Homes McComb, MS 39648 JOHNS, MERCEDES 703 Wall Street McComb, MS 39648 JOHNSON, BARBARA SMITH Rt. 3,. Box 128 McComb, MS 39648 JOHNSON, BOBBY GENE Rt. 4, Box 200 A Summit, MS 39666 JOHNSON, DANA DENISE P.O. Box 153 Prentiss, MS 39474 JOHNSON, DAVY ANN Rt. 2, Box 103 B Clinton, LA 70722 JOHNSON, DONALD LEE Rt. 1, Box 321 Natchez, MS 39120 JOHNSON, HOWARD Rt. 4, Box 147 AA Summit, MS 39666 JOHNSON, JAMES WILSON Rt. 1, Box 615 Osyka, MS 39657 JOHNSON, JOY CAROL Rt. 7, Box 87 Tylertown, MS 39667 JOHNSON, LOUISIA Sunshine Apt 26 Magnolia, MS 39652 JOHNSON, MELBA D. Rt. 6, Box 15 Tylertown, MS 39667 JOHNSON, MERINDA L. 203 Westview Circle McComb, MS 39648 JOHNSON, SADIE BOWLIN 525 Lakeshore Dr. McComb, MS 39648 JOHNSON, TISHA DAWNYETTE 525 Lakeshore Drive McComb, MS 39648 JOHNSON, WILLIAM THOMAS Rt. 1, Box 321 Natchez, MS 39120 JOHNSTON,BEVERLY JOYCE Rt. 3, Box 359 A Jayess, MS 39641 JOHNSTON, CINDY LYNN Rt. 4, Box 218 Magnolia, MS 39652 JOHNSTON, ELENOR P.O. Box 85 Summit, MS 39666 JOHNSTON, RAYMOND Cherry St. Summit, MS 39666 JONES, GLENDS KAYE P.O. Box 427 Liberty, MS 39645 JONES, I SI AH JR. Rt. 4, Box 281 A Summit, MS 39666 JONES, JACQUELINE G. P.O. Box 952 McComb, MS 39648 JONES, JEFFERY 12014 Joor Road Baton Rouge, LA 70818 JONES, JUDY AMANDA 117 N. James St. McComb, MS 39648 JONES, LAUREN MICHELLE P.O. Box 101 Ethel, LA 70730 JONES, LINDA ANN BOYD 1118 Wheelock McComb, MS 39648 JONES, NANCY R. Rt. 4, Box 367 McComb, MS 39648 JONES, RANDAL TIMOTHY 204 Westview Circle McComb, MS 39648 JONES, ROBERT P. Rt. 3, Box 26 C Summit, MS 39666 JONES, SONYA RENEE 310 South Live Oak McComb, MS 39648 JONES, VALERIE MOAK Rt. 3, Box 292 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 JORDAN, PATRICIA ANN 205 Quitman Drive McComb, MS 39648 JUSTUS, SUE S. 615 Gene St. Magnolia, MS 39652 KASINGER, SHERMAN Rt. 2 Utica, KY 42376 KAVITZ, LINDA SUE WISE P.O. Box 412 Monticello, MS 39654 KEENE, RANDY P. 440 W. Pine St. Magnolia, MS 39652 KELLEHER, SUSAN MYERS 511 Caston Avenue McComb, MS 39648 KELLER, ROBERTA MARIE Rt. 2, Box 75 Mt. Hermon, LA 70450 KELLY, CHARLES WHITLEY 505 Tyler Ave. Tylertown, MS 39667 KELLY, LOUWLYNN VANZETT 2433 Brignal Road Brookhaven, MS 39601 KEMP, JAMES HAROLD Rt. 5, Box 41 Tylertown, MS 39667 KENNEDY, DEBRA JEAN Rt. 4, Box 221 Magnolia, MS 39652 KENNEDY, KAREN LYNN 3424 Canyonland Dr. Baton Rouge, LA 70814 KETCHUM, KRISTINE Rt. 4, Box 92 A 3 Summit, MS 39666 KETTLE, CATHERINE UDORA Rt. 1, Box 118 Summit, MS 39666 KILBOURNE, NAN D. P.O. Box 455 Clinton, LA 70722 KING, JANICE FAY CASE Rt. 7, Box 310 Brookhaven, MS 39601 KING, MARY GAIL BOOTH 427 Virginia McCo mb, MS 39648 KING, MICHAEL ALLEN Rt. 3, Box 301 K Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 KING, TERRY LYNN Route 4, Box 80 B Summit, MS 39666 KIRKLAND, CHARLES DALE Rt. 2, Box 438 Centreville, MS 39631 KIRKLAND, MYRA FAYE Rt. 2, Box 438 Centreville, MS 39631 KIRKLAND, PAT Rt. 2, Box 673 A Clinton, LA 70722 KIRKLAND, RICHARD DEAN Route 1, Box 112 A Liberty, MS 39645 KLUNG, DONALD ROSS 17217 General Pickett Baton Rouge, LA 70817 KNIGHT, KIMBERLY EVELYN Rt. 4, Box 229 McComb, MS 39648 KNIGHT, CONNIE R. 173 Rt. 2, Box 184 Gloster, MS 39638 KNIGHT, HANSEL Rt. 2, Box 256 Gloster, MS 39638 KNIPPERS, CHET 809 Hinson St. Tylertown, MS 39667 KNIPPERS, SNADRA FAY Rt. 4, Box 175 A Magnolia, MS 39652 KRAPAC, SUZANNE CAROL 414 Wilson Dr. McComb, MS 39648 LAIRD, JUDY MAGEE P.O. Box 287 Tylertown, MS 39667 LAIRD, WALLACE BRYAND Bennett Bridge Road Folsom, LA 70437 LAMB, WADE WILLIAM 305 Laurel Summit, MS 39666 LAMBERT, ANGLEA KAY Rt. 2, Box 56 B Jayess, MS 39641 LAMBERT, BARBARA ANN 727 Avenue A. McComb, MS 39648 LAMBERT, SHIRLEY M. 612 4th Street McComb, MS 39648 LAMBERT, SIDNEY LARUE Rt. 2, Box 61 A Jayess, MS 39641 LAMPTON, DONNA STENNIS Rt. 1, Box 4 Magnolia, MS 39652 LAMPTON, DOROTHY MAE Rt. 2, Box 175 A McComb, MS 39648 LAMPTON, PAIGE 1209 Magnolia Avenue Tylertown, MS 39667 LANDREW, ROBERTA. P.O. Box 313 Amite, LA 70422 LANDRY, RICHARD 0. Rt. 3, Box 207 Summit, MS 39666 LANDRY, TAMMY MADELINE Rt. 2, Box 229 Tylertown, MS 39667 LANG, ALBERT EWELL, JR. Rt. 4 Tylertown, MS 39667 LANG, CHARLES J. 427 West Avenue (N) McComb, MS 39648 LANIUS, THOMAS BYRON Rt. 5, Box 15 Liberty, MS 39645 LATHERS, CHARLOTTE Rt. 4, Box 87-C Amite, LA 70422 LAWRENCE, JUEDELL Rt. 1, Box 211 Jayess, MS 39641 LAWSON, HELEN L. BUNCH P.O. Box 8203 Clinton, LA 70722 LEA, DEBRA KAY Rt. 2, Box 169 Magnolia, MS 39652 LEA, JAMES ALVIN P.O. Box 262 Gloster, MS 39638 LEE, BILLY JOE W. Railroad Ave. Magnolia, MS 39652 LEE, TODD BENTLEY Rt. 2, Box 240 B Greensburg, LA 70441 LEGGETT, CHARLES CAREY 618 Edgar McComb, MS 39648 LEGGETT, EMOGENE P.O. Box 69 Summit, MS 39666 LENOIR, CARRIE VANCE P.O. Box 365 Wesson, MS 39191 LEONARD, ANTHONY LARON Rt. 2, Box 256 Summit, MS 39666 LESTER, CAROLYN SUE Rt. 5, Box 256 A Liberty, MS 39645 LETCHWORTH, MARY LOUISE Rt. 2, Box 168 B Jayess, MS 39641 LEWIS, BRENDA J. Route 6, Box 153 A Tylertown, MS 39667 LEWIS, MELISSA JO 736 N. Jackson Apt 10-3 Brookhaven, MS 39601 LEWIS, REBECCA ANNE Rt. 1, Box 197 A McComb, MS 39648 LEWIS, THOMAS P. Rt. 5, Box 207 Liberty, MS 39645 LEWMAN, WILLIAM RANDALL Rt. 1, Box 247 Summit, MS 39666 LINDSEY, SHARON ANN 34 Pecan Way Natchez, MS 39120 LIPSCOMB, JOSEPH MARION Box 545 Centreville, MS 39631 LOBRAND, DEBRA ANN Rt. 2, Box 357 Centreville, MS 39631 LOFTON, JULIAN STEPHEN Rt. 1, Box 180 A Summit, MS 39666 LOFTON, PRISCILLA GAIL 927 First Street Osyka, MS 39657 LOFTON, TROY Rt. 3, Box 78 F Kentwood, LA 70444 LOTT, LISA RENE 101 Oak St. McComb, MS 39648 LOVE, DEBORAH JEAN 1021 21st Street McComb, MS 39648 LOVE, JR. JOE NATHAN Rt. 4, Box 254 A Summit, MS 39666 LOVE, RANDALL 306 Wilson Dr. McComb, MS 39648 LOWE, MICHAEL SHELBY Rt. 3, Box 203 McComb, MS 39648 LOWERY, RICKY J. Rt. 2, Box 279 Foxworth, MS 39483 LUCAS, BRENDA JOYCE Rt. 3, Box 45 A Liberty, MS 39645 LUSK, SUSAN JOYCE WOOD 205 Westview Cr. McComb, MS 39648 MABILE, FRED PAUL Rt. 4, Box 109 Magnolia, MS 39652 MADDOX, DIXIE LEE 618 Edgas St. McComb, MS 39648 MADERE, PAUL JOSEPH Rt. 1, Box 75 Hahnville, LA 70057 MADNANI, SANJAY P.O. Box 288 Tylertown, MS 39667 MAGEE, CARLA MARIE 890 N. Clark Magnolia, MS 39652 MAGEE, CURTIS SHRELL Route 2, Box 46 Tylertown, MS 39667 MAGEE, DARRIOUS H. 106 Gulledge Drive Tylertown, MS 39667 MAGEE, HAZEL LEE Route 3, Box 136 Tylertown, MS 39667 MAGEE, LISA ANN Rt. 1, Box 93 Sandy Hook, MS 39478 MAGEE, MARY LAVELL Rt. 1, Box 51 Magnolia, MS 39652 MAGEE, PERRY Rt. 1, Box 665 Osyka, MS 39657 MAGEE, STACYE DIANNE Rt. 7, Box 64 A Tylertown, MS 39667 MAGEE, TONY MALCOLM Rt. 3 Tylertown, MS 39667 MAGEE, VIVIAN M. KING Rt. 2, Box 21 Summit, MS 39666 MALLARD, HAROLD RAY P.O. Box 344 Summit, MS 39666 MARBLE, ERIC SCOTT Rt. 1, Box 704 McComb, MS 39648 MARTIN, CRAIG A. 1113 Moore’s Ave. McComb, MS 39648 MARTIN, DALE LAVAN 11632 Flamingo Baton Rouge, LA 70814 MARTIN, GREGORY CARL Rt. 1, Box 160 Jayess, MS 39641 MARTIN, KASSANDRIA Rt. 3, Box 276 D McComb, MS 39648 MARTIN, KENNETH A. 914 Avenue C. McComb, MS 39648 MARTI N, MARGARET Rt. 4, Box 510 McComb, MS 39648 MARTIN, ROSE MARY 832 Argyle St. McComb, MS 39648 MARTIN, WILLIE JAMES Rt. 1, Box 96 A Liberty, MS 39645 MATTLE, FRANCINE MARIE 1451 Hwy. 190 E. Apt. 2 Hammond, LA 70401 MAY, ANTHONY PAUL Rt. 2, Box 237 Ruth, MS 39662 MAY, EMILY DIANNE Rt. 2, Box 244 Summit, MS 39666 MAY, PARLEAN Rt. 2, Box 169 C Jayess, MS 39641 MAYS, SHERRY VERONICA P.O. Box 132 Tylertown, MS 39667 MCADAMS, JENNY LEE P.O. Box 472 Jackson, LA 70748 MCAFEE, LORETTA A. 206 Mason Road Brookhaven, MS 39601 MCCARDLE, DONNA RENEE Rt. 1, Box 45 A Summit, MS 39666 MCCARY, ROBIN 174 Pine Terrace Apts D 1 McComb, MS 39648 MCCORMICK, JERRY BENNIE 228 S. Myrtle St. McComb, MS 39648 MCCRAY, JOHNNY FLOYD Pt. 4, Box 85 B Liberty, MS 39645 MCCRAY, WILLIE MAE 1 C Comm Park Apts McComb, MS 39648 MCCULLOUGH, CHRIS RAY 906 Morse Tylertown, MS 39667 MCCULLOUGH, DIANE P.O. Box 3, SMJC Summit, MS 39666 MCCULLOUGH, JON Rt. 2, Box 6 Ruth, MS 39662 MCDANIEL, FLORA ANN Rt. 2, Box 52 Magnolia, MS 39652 MCDANIEL, MARCUS SIMPSON Rt. 4, Box 264 Magnolia, MS 39652 MCDANIEL, MELANIE RUTH Rt. 3, Box 97-E Kentwood, LA 70444 MCDANIEL, MIKE D. P.O. Box 428 Magnolia, MS 39652 MCDONALD, SID CLARKE P.O. Box 688 Crosby, MS 39633 MCDONALD, STEVEN ALTON Rt. 5, Box 7 Liberty, MS 39654 MCDONALD, SUSAN LYNN 514 Hart Road McComb, MS 39648 MCDOWELL, JESSIE H. Rt. 1, Box 217 Crosby, MS 39633 MCDOWELL, LINDA GAIL 1010 Wilson St. McComb, MS 39648 MCDOWELL, RAYMOND BRUCE Rt. 1, Box 217 Crosby, MS 39633 MCELVEEN, BRAIN CASEY Rt. 1, Box 160 Kentwood, LA 70444 MCELVEEN, DONALD RAY Rt. 3, Box 18 M Amite, LA 70422 MCELVEEN, SARAH LOUISE Rt. 1, Box 221 Osyka, MS 39657 MCELVEEN, WILL MATTHEW Rt. 1, Box 160 Kentwood, LA 70444 MCEWEN, LARRY WAYNE 115 Dixon Street McComb, MS 39648 MCGALLIARD, SONJA D. P.O. Box 72 Bude, MS 39630 MCGEE, ANGELA Y. C-7 Apt. 2 Utopian Homes McComb, MS 39648 MCGEE, MARVIN DWAYNE Rt. 1, Box 336 A McComb, MS 39648 MCGEE, MICHAEL ANTHONY Rt. 4, Box 242 A McComb, MS 39648 MCGHEE, STANLEY 612 Donna Drive McComb, MS 39648 MCGINNIS, BELINDA LYLE P.O. Box 56 Tylertown, MS 39667 MCGINNIS, BRUCE H. Rt. 4, Box 192 B Tylertown, MS 39667 MCGOWAN, ARTIS B. Rt. 3, Box 247 Amite. LA 70422 MCGREGOR, REBECCA ANNE 201 Jackson Ave. McComb, MS 39648 MCKENZIE, BARRY ANDREW Rt. 2, Box 196 McComb, MS 39648 MCKENZIE, HAROLD JACK Rt. 4, Box 172 A Summit, MS 39666 MCKENZIE, NANCY GAIL Rt. 4, Box 172 A Summit, MS 39666 MCKENZIE, PATSY C. Rt. 1, Box 154 Tylertown, MS 39667 MCKINLEY, TODD BREWER 720 Penn Ave. McComb, MS 39648 MCKNIGHT, STEVE DARREN Rt. 3, Box 85 A Summit, MS 39666 MCLAIN, LINDA COROLE P.O. Box 102 Gloster, MS 39638 MCMANUS, DANIEL BRENT Rt. 2, Box 35 Summit, MS 39666 MCMILLAN, VIRGINIA ANN Rt. 1, Box 71 B Kentwood, LA 70444 MCMORRIS, CLAVIN KENDEL Rt. 1, Box 317 McComb, MS 39648 MCNABB, BENTON C. JR. 202 Aston Ave. McComb, MS 39648 MCNABB, BENTON COTHERN 202 Aston Ave. McComb, MS 39648 MCNEELY, AMANDA ANN 820 Northwest McComb, MS 39648 MCNEIL, ELTON STANLEY 1002 Pecan Lane Tylertown, MS 39667 MCNULTY, JIMMIE LEBERRY P.O. Box 428 Summit, MS 39666 MERRIWEATHER, VALARIE 615 W. Railroad Ave. Magnolia, MS 39652 MEYN, SHERRY ANN Rt. 1, Box 86 A Bouge Chitto, MS 39629 MICHAEL, JAY CLYDE 902 Wheelock Street McComb, MS 39648 MIDDLETON, CAROLYN Rt. 3, Box 57 A Bogalusa, LA 70427 MILLER, ALICIA RENA 417 Earl St. McComb, MS 39648 MILLER, CEDRIC KEITH 121 Branish Ironton, LA 70083 MILLER, CYNTHIA E. M R Box 44 Summit, MS 39666 MILLER, KENNETH M. 1102 Moore Ave. McComb, MS 39648 MILLER, KENNY RAY 906 Wren St. Kentwood, LA 70444 MILLER, MELANIE Rt. 2, Box 41 Osyka, MS 39657 MILLER, MICHAEL E. 1009 Summit St. McComb, MS 39648 MILNE, JO RENE 500 West Street McComb, MS 39648 MILTON, STACEY MARIE Rt. 4, Box 306 Kentwood, LA 70444 MIR, ANDRE G. P.O. Box 175 Gloster, MS 39638 MITCHELL, GREGORY DAVID Rt. 7, Box 218 Tylertown, MS 39667 MITCHELL, MCNEIL Rt. 7, Box 218 Tylertown, MS 39667 MIXON, GEORGE W. Rt. 3, Box 90 Tylertown, MS 39667 MIZELL, KAREN RENEE Rt. 7, Box 116 Franklinton, LA 70438 MOAK, BECKY PAULINE Rt. 3, Box 248 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 MOAK, BEN Rt. 3, Box 248 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 MOAK, BETTI LOYCE Rt. 1, Box 56 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 MOAK, CYNTHIA SUSAN Rt. 4, Box 207 C Summit, MS 39666 MOAK, WILLIAM DAVID Rt. 3, Box 78 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 MOFFETT, LYNNE MARIE 614 Laurel Street McComb, MS 39648 MONETTE, CHARLES F. 505 Rubin Drive Pineville, LA 71360 MONETTE, LORI THERESA 505 Rubin Drive Pineville, LA 71360 MONTGOMERY, BEN BYRON Rt. 6, Box 53 Tylertown, MS 39667 MONTGOMERY, CHANDLER Rt. 6, Box 53 Tylertown, MS 39667 MONTGOMERY, PATRICIA A. Rt. 3, Box 146 B Tylertown, MS 39667 MOORE, BETTE ANNE Rt. 1, Box 64 C Summit, MS 39666 MORD, JOHN AUBREY Rt. 7, Box 209 C Tylertown, MS 39667 MORGAN, FLORENCE L. P.O. Box 333 Centreville, MS 39631 MORGAN, JEFFREY MITCHEL Route 1, Box 98 Jayess, MS 39641 MORGAN, RONALD E. Rt. 2, Box 192 A Jayess, MS 39641 MORRIS, JESSE LEE JR. 415 Holmes Street McComb, MS 39648 MORRIS, KATHY LOUISE Rt. 2, Box 204 Tylertown, MS 39667 MORRIS, WILLIAM RALPH Rt. 2, Box 158 A Summit, MS 39666 MORROW, JEAN AGNESS Rt. 4, Box 229 A Lot 25 McComb, MS 39648 MORROW, JOELENE MONEt Rt. 4, Box 41 Tylertown, MS 39667 MORSE, DARRELL WAYNE 624 Choctow St. Brookhaven, MS 39601 MOSES, TERRY 929 Wilson St. McComb, MS 39648 MOTE,. ALISON LAVERNE P.O. Box 435 McComb, MS 39648 MOUNGER, VICTORIA ANN 1712 Beulah Ave. Tylertown, MS 39667 MOUNT, MICHAEL SHANON 124 North Way Drive Mobile, AL 36575 MULKEY, MICHAEL WAYNE 3112 Belmont Place Metarie, LA 70002 MULLENDORE, P.D. 175 440 W. Holly Magnolia, MS 39652 MULLINS, NITA PATRICIA Route 2 Monticello, MS 39654 MURPHY, DANA JOE B. Rt. 1, Box 161 Kokomo, MS 39643 MURRAY, KEN PAUL 85 W. Imperial Drive Harahan, LA 70123 MURRAY, SUSAN GALE P.O. Box 263 Tylertown, MS 39667 MURRY, RODNEY JUDE 733 Oregon St. Port Allen, LA 70767 MUSTAIN, MICHELLE D. P.O. Box 1303 McComb, MS 39648 MYERS, DAVID LEROY 1221 Harper Street McComb, MS 39648 NANCE, LAURA KAY LEE 321 Sixth St. McComb, MS 39648 NATIONS, WANDA DARLENE Rt. 3, Box 100 Brookhaven, MS 39601 NEAL, SANDRA ANNITA Rt. 2, Box 11 A Summit, MS 39666 NEEDHAM, ROBIN LYNN 519 Virginia Ave. McComb, MS 39648 NEGROTTO, ARVA C. 118 Kin Tally Drive Hammond, LA 70401 NELSON, BEVERLY NELL 714 Ave. D McComb, MS 39648 NELSON, LINDA ANN F. Rt. 1, Box 39 A Smithdale, MS 39664 NETTLES, BILLY JOE Rt. 4, Box 382 McComb, MS 39648 NETTLES, JULIUS WAYNE 807 Oak Drive Tylertown, MS 39667 NEVELS, JAMES ROY Rt. 2, Box 20 AA Norwood, LA 70761 NEWMAN, CAMILLE R. Rt. 4, Box 132 Liberty, MS 39645 NEWMAN, JOHN E. Rt. 2 Smithdale, MS 39664 NEWMAN, JUDY ANN P.O. Box 281 Osyka, MS 39657 NEWMAN, PAUL EDWARD Rt. 4 Summit, MS 39666 NICHOLS, GWENDOLYN B 5 Apt. 4 Burgland Hgts. McComb, MS 39648 NICKS, SHIRLEY ANN C-8, Apt. 2 Utopian Homes McComb, MS 39648 NOBLES, LEAS DARNELL 605 St. Augustine St. McComb, MS 39648 NOBLES, MARK ANTHONY 605 St. Augustine Street McComb, MS 39648 NOLAND, JOEL KAY S. Rt. 2, Box 326 N Denham Springs, LA 70726 NUNNERY, DAVID ALLEN 308 West Robb St. Summit, MS 39666 NUNNERY, RUBY MARIE H. Sunshine Apt. 27 Magnolia, MS 39652 NUNNERY, THADDAUS L. 636 St. Augustine St. McComb, MS 39648 O’QUIN, SHIRLEY FAYE D. Rt. 2, Box 35 Osyka, MS 39657 O’QUIN, TERESA L. Rt. 1, Box 25 B McComb, MS 39648 O’QUIN, JAMES J. Rt. 4, Box 80 Tylertown, MS 39667 O’ROURKE, JUDE T. 413 Minnesota Ave. McComb, MS 39648 OCHERIDER, JAMES LARRY Rt. 1, Box 291 Jayess, MS 39641 ODOM, ANTHONY BLANE Rt. 4, Box 43 Tylertown, MS 39667 OGLE, ROY LYNN P.O. Box 333 Osyka, MS 39657 OLLIE, DEIRDRE 1307 Oak St. McComb, MS 39648 OTT, GINA LESLIE THERRE 700 26th St. Apt 116 McComb, MS 39648 OTT, KELLY R. Box 71 Osyka, MS 39657 OTT, SAMMY R. P.O. Box 134 Magnolia, MS 39652 OXHOLM, TINA MARIE Rt. 2, Box 156 Kentwood, LA 70444 PAINTER, SARAH LYNN Rt. 1, Box 433 Osyka, MS 39657 PALESH, DELILAH SUE Rt. 1, Box 159 B Smithdale, MS 39664 PAREDES, MARY JULIA Rt. 1, Box 155 A Liberty, MS 39645 PARKER, GENE 611 Pennsylvania Avenue McComb, MS 39648 PARKER, GLADYS Rt. 1, Box 387 Magnolia, MS 39652 PARKER, MITCHELL SCOTT 808 Bendat McComb, MS 39648 PARKS, LEITH MCGEHEE P.O. Box 877 Winnsboro, PARSONS, CEDRIC WILBUR P.O. Box 912 McComb, MS 39648 PARSONS, SONYA JAN Rt. 3, Box 124 B Tylertown, MS 39667 PATRICK, TERRY L. 703 Maddox McComb, MS 39648 PATTERSON, ALETHA DENIS Rt. 3, Box 114 Magnolia, MS 39652 PATTERSON, BETTIE RUTH Rt. 2, Box 35 Liberty, MS 39645 PATTERSON, FRANKLIN TODD 520 5th Street McComb, MS 39648 PATERSON, REANUS P.O. Box 341 McComb, MS 39648 PATTERSON, VIVIAN D. Burglund Ht. B 7 Apt. 6 McComb, MS 39648 PAUL, IRMA JEAN Box 121 Jena, LA 71342 PAYNE, SHIRLEY JEAN P.O. Box 294 Liberty, MS 39645 PEEL, MIKE LOUIS Rt. 2, Box 59 Zachary, LA 70791 PENNINGTON, JENNIE LEE 1200 Harper St. McComb, MS 39648 PERKINS, JOYCE A. P.O. Box 126 Gloster, MS 39638 PERKINS, THOMAS C. 321 Minnesota Avenue McComb, MS 39648 PERKINS, TIMOTHY ALAN P.O. Box 126 Gloster, MS 39638 PEROYEA, DONALD CHARLES P.O. Box 397 Greensburg, LA 70441 PERRETTE, BONNIE SIMMON 829 Elm Drive Bogalusa, LA 70427 PERRY, DEHLIA GRACE S. P.O. Box 645 Gloster, MS 39638 PERRY, GREGORY WAYNE Rt. 1, Box 50 Crosby, MS 39633 PERRY, STACY CRAIG P.O. Box 334 Magnolia, MS 39652 PEYTON, PARTICIA ANN Rt. 2, Box 181 E Monticello, MS 39654 PEZANT, HORACE HALBERT Route 1, Box 189 McComb, MS 39648 PEZANT, THERESA SUSAN Rt. 4, Box 235 A McComb, MS 39648 PHELPS, JERRY WAYNE Rt. 3, Box 199 Magnolia, MS 39652 PHILLIPS, TRACY DIANA Rt. 3, Box 19 Jayess, MS 39641 PICOU, MICHAEL TAL Rt. 3, Box 576 Denham Springs, LA 70726 PIERCE, BRENDA GAIL G. Rt. 3, Box 47 B Magnolia, MS 39652 PIGOTT, BARBARA J. Rt. 1, Box 93 Magnolia, MS 39652 PIGOTT, JUDITH PAIGE Rt. 6, Box 11 A Tylertown, MS 39667 PIGOTT, PATRICIA LYNN Rt. 5, Box 68 D Tylertown, MS 39667 PIGOTT, PATRICK GILBERT Rt. 6, Box 11 A Tylertown, MS 39667 PIGOTT, TERRY W. 709 Union Road Tylertown, MS 39667 PITTMAN, CATHERINE 0. 700 26th Street McComb, MS 39648 PITTMAN, CORA ANNETTE Rt. 2. Box 188 A Tylertown, MS 39667 176 POLK, JACQUELINE Rt. 1, Box 202 B McComb, MS 39648 PRESCOTT, ROBERT TODD 408 Enochs Tylertown, MS 39667 PREUETT, IRA ANDERSON Rt. 1, Box 600 McComb, MS 39648 PRICE, EDDY JOE Rt. 2, Box 302 Summit, MS 39666 PRICE, PHILLIP WAYNE Rt. 2, Box 226 McComb, MS 39648 PRITCHARD, JANIS LYNNE 807 Meadville Summit, MS 39648 PRITCHARD, W. THAD 807 Meadville St. Summit, MS 39666 PUNCHARD, SHEILA DAWN Rt. 5, Box 32 Liberty, MS 39645 QUICK, SUSANNE Rt. 3, Box 57 C Summit, MS 39666 QUIN, M. DELORES 509 A McComb, MS 39648 QUINN, BRENDA FAYE Rt. 1, Box 215-Q Tylertown, MS 39667 QUINN, VICTORIA 1517 North RR Avenue Tylertown, MS 39667 QUINN, YOLANDA DEAN Rt. 4, Box 122 Tylertown, MS 39667 RANDLES, FREDDIE JR. Rt. 2, Box 1259 Woodville, MS 39669 RATCLIFF, STELLA MAXIE Rt. 1, Box 79 C Sandy Hook, MS 39478 RATLIFF, CHARLES RAY Rt. 3, Box 240 B Jayess, MS 39641 RAVENCRAFT, BRAD L. P.O. Box 322 Magnolia, MS 39652 RAWLS, JOC MOAK Rt. 1, Box 166 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 RAWLS, KATHERINE I. P.O. Box 607 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 RAWLS, STEVEN JAY P.O. Box 16 Magnolia, MS 39652 RAYBORN, CHRISTY F. Rt. 6, Box 23 Tylertown, MS 39667 RAYBORN,TED EUGENE Rt. 4, Box 276 Magnolia, MS 39652 RAYBORN, DOUGLAS RAY Rt. 1, Box 85 A Jayess, MS 39641 REARDON, ELVA M. 407 Burke Street McComb, MS 39648 REDKEY, STEVE ANTHONY Rt. 2, Box 31-A Magnolia, MS 39652 REED, ELWYN CARTER P.O. Box 363 Woodville, MS 39669 REEVES, BARBARA ELAINE Rt. 1, Box 216 Summit, MS 39666 REEVES, FRANKLIN D. Rt. 1, Box 203 A Liberty, MS 39645 REEVES, MYRTLE M. MCFARL 903 Pearl River Ave. McComb, MS 39648 REEVES, STANLEY N. P.O. Box 410 Tylertown, MS 39667 REEVES, TIFFANY ANN Rt. 2, Box 296 A Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 REID, BRENDA JEAN L. Rt. 2, Box 107 Jayess, MS 39641 REID, ELEANOR FAYE SMJC Summit, MS 39666 REID, LISA LADELL Rt. 1, Box 31 A Ruth, MS 39662 REID, PHILLIP ADRIAN P.O. Box 235 Monticello, MS 39654 RENFROW, JOHNNIE EVELYN Rt. 8, Box 470 Denham Springs, LA 70726 REYNOLDS, CAROLYN ANN S826 North St. McComb, MS 39648 RHODES, MARY ELIZABETH 1226 Witterman St. McComb, MS 39648 RICHARD, JOSEPH HENRY 505 McGuinness McComb, MS 39648 RICHMOND, LAUREN ADELE 208 Westview Circle McComb, MS 39648 RILES, SAMANTHA Rt. 3, Box 230 McComb, MS 39648 RIMES, EDITH ANN Rt. 4, Box 78 A Magnolia, MS 39652 RISH, AVA DIANE GREER 1600 Ellen Drive McComb, MS 39648 ROBBINS, WANDA ELAINE P.O. Box 347 Magnolia, MS 39652 ROBERTS, CLARENCE Rt. 1, Box 205 Tylertown, MS 39667 ROBERTS, DONALD LEE Rt. 4, Box 193 Summit, MS 39648 ROBERTS, JO BETH P.O. Box 377 McGehee, AR 71654 ROBERTS, LEWIS WALLER Rt. 1, Box 134 B McComb, MS 39648 ROBERTS, LYNDA GAYLE C. Rt. 3, Box 2A Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 ROBERTS, PATTY SUE 910 Bendat McComb, MS 39648 ROBERTS, WILLIAM D. Rt. 4, Box 12 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 ROBERTS, WILLIAM JAMES Roberts Road Liberty, MS 39645 ROBERTSON, BERTI DAWN 2110 S. Range Road Tangipahoa, LA 70422 ROBERTSON, JENNIFER A. Rt. 2, Box 4A Gloster, MS 39638 ROBERTSON, MILDRED ANN P.O. Box 1013 Centreville, MS 39631 ROBINSON, BURNS S. Rt. 1, Box 408 Osyka, MS 39657 ROBINSON, IRA LEE 132 N. Myrtle St. McComb, MS 39648 ROBINSON, ISABEL GATLIN Rt. 2, Box 142 Magnolia, MS 39652 ROBINSON, JANICE K. Star Rt. Box 172 Ponchatoula, LA 70454 ROBINSON, JR. JIMMY L. Rt. 3, Box 210 B Summit, MS 39666 ROBINSON, LARRY J. 220 Desoto McComb, MS 39648 ROBINSON, RAYMOND 518 Virginia Ave. McComb, MS 39648 ROBINSON, VERNELL JR. Rt. 1, Box 92 A McComb, MS 39648 ROGERS, CYNTHIA LYNN Rt. 2, Box 39 Magnolia, MS 39652 ROGERS, GARY LEWIS P.O. Box 493 Gloster, MS 39638 ROGERS, WILLIE MURL Rt. 2, Box 510 Kentwood, LA 70444 ROLLINS, JOSIE P.O. Box 15 Summit, MS 39666 ROLLINS, STEVEN JEFFERY 209 W. Grant St. Summit, MS 39666 ROSS, GREGORY P.O. Box 234 Osyka, MS 39657 ROURKE, CATHY A. UPTON 516 S. Broadway McComb, MS 39648 ROUSE, MARY SUSAN P.O. Box 1511 McComb, MS 39648 ROWELL, MICHAEL DEWAYNE Rt. 5, Box 74 Tylertown, MS 39667 SEALE, CAROL HEDGEPETH Rt. 1, Box 88 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 SEALE, KIMBERLY DIANE P.O. Box 266 Gloster, MS 39638 SEALE, LESLIE DEANNA Box 291 Summit, MS 39666 SEALS, ANGELA DEVONA Summit Apts. 31 Summit, MS 39666 SEALS, NANCY THOMPSON Rt. 2, Box 295A Summit, MS 39666 SEALS, SUSAN CAUSEY Twin Pine Apts. 220 McComb, MS 39648 SEASE, JAMES H. Rt. 4, Box 15 Lot 32 McComb, MS 39648 SENSLEY, FELTON P.O. Box 182 Wilson, LA 70789 SERPENTE, CHARLES P. 228 21st Street McComb, MS 39648 SHANDY, BO P.O. Box 422 Magnolia, MS 39652 SHEPHERD, WILLIAM FRNAK 207 Butler St. McComb, MS 39648 SHROPSHIRE, EDGAR DREW Rt. 2, Box 482 Clinton, LA 70722 SHUFFIELD, TERESA J. Rt. 2, Box 39 A Gloster, MS 39638 SIEBERT, RONNIE JOE Rt. 1, Box 62 Ethel, LA 70730 SIMMONS, CLIFTON WAYNE P.O. Box 193 Osyka, MS 39657 SIMMONS, GLEN EUGENE P.O. Box 326 Centreville, MS 39631 SIMMONS, JANICE MAE D. 402 W. 17th St. Bogalusa, LA 70427 SIMMONS, JO ANN Rt. 2, Box 233 Magnolia, MS 39652 SIMMONS, KEMI LEIGH 1403 Virginia Avenue McComb, MS 39648 SIMMONS, LONNIE RAY Rt. 3, Box 177 Magnolia, MS 39652 SIMMONS, PAMELA RENEE Rt. 3, Box 36 Magnolia, MS 39652 SIMMONS, RITA G. SORROW Rt. 5, Box 164 A Tylertown, MS 39667 SIMMONS, ROY A. Rt. 1, Box 408 Osyka, MS 39657 SIMMONS, THAD EVERETTE Rt. 1, Box 418 Magnolia, MS 39652 SIMMONS, TOMMY MASON Rt. 2, Box 9 B Osyka, MS 39657 SIMMS, SYLVIA DENEEN 1020 26th St. McComb, MS 39648 SINGLETON, LYNN MARIE P.O. Box 421 Tylertown, MS 39667 SLATER, BRENDA ELAINE 503 25th St. McComb, MS 39648 SLAUGHTER, KENNETH RAY 29 E. Hawkins Village Rankin, PA 15104 SLEMAKER, PENELOPE J. Rt. 1, Box 117 McComb, MS 39648 SMET, JAMES S. Rt. 4, Box 134 Tylertown, MS 39667 SMITH, ALISA GAIL Rt. 3, Box 36 A Brookhaven, MS 39601 SMITH, BAMBI LYNN CLARK Rt. 1, Box 198 McComb, MS 39648 SMITH, BETTY SUE Rt. 3, Box 130 Tylertown, MS 39667 SMITH, BRENDA LYNN 1127 Summit St. McComb, MS 39648 SMITH, CLINT Rt. 1, Box 308 Buras, LA 70041 SMITH, DEDRIA DELILAH 621 8th McComb, MS 39648 SMITH, FORREST DAVID Rt. 3, Box 193 Summit, MS 39666 SMITH, JEANNIE LUCY N. Rt. 1, Box 395 McComb, MS 39648 SMITH, JENNIFER KIRKE L. 10 Lampton Ln. Magnolia, MS 39652 SMITH, JOEY WAYNE Rt. 2, Box 159 Summit, MS 39666 SMITH, JOYCE ANN Rt. 1, Box 308 B Jayess, MS 39641 SMITH, JUANITA WENTWORTH Rt. 3, Box 669 Brookhaven, MS 39601 SMITH, LOUIS S. 407 E. Chippewa Street Brookhaven, MS 39601 SMITH, LUCILLE DEMPSEY 505 Lakeview McComb, MS 39648 SMITH, MARIE Rt. 1, Box 147 Osyka, MS 39657 SMITH, MICHAEL L. Rt. 7, Box 280 Tylertown, MS 39667 SMITH, PATRICIA MISSIE P.O. Box 533 Tylertown, MS 39667 SMITH, PEGGY JANE L. Rt. 2, Box 125 S Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 SMITH, SEWANA JOY E. 1010 Yarborough Tylertown, MS 39667 SMITH, SHEA ZANNE Rt. 6, Box 98 Tylertown, MS 39667 SMITH, TERRY SCOTT P.O. Box 23 McComb, MS 39648 SMITH, TINA F. MARTIN P.O. Box 1362 McComb, MS 39648 SMITH, TONYA LEA Rt. 1, Box 189 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 SMITH, VANESSA 75 Cloverdale Brookhaven, MS 39601 SORROW, TAMRA FAYE D. Rt. 2, Box 222 D McComb, MS 39648 SOULER, JR. WARREN D. P.O. Box 141 Pride, LA 70770 SOYARS, WILL RANDOLPH 231 Burke Street McComb, MS 39648 SPARKS, MICHAEL SHANE P.O. Box 339 McComb, MS 39648 SPEAKS, JIM ROBERT Rt. 1, Box 246 Jayess, MS 39641 SPEARS, CARLA SUE Rt. 6, Box 87 Franklinton, LA 70438 SPEARS, DEBRA ANN P.O. Box 775 Independence, LA 70443 SPEARS, SHERRY FAYE Rt. 1, Box 411 Magnolia, MS 39652 SPEARS, YOLANDA GAIL P.O. Box 507 Summit, MS 39666 SPEED, ALICE MARILYN Rt. 3, Box 39 B Magnolia, MS 39652 SPENCE, EDWARD HARLAN Rt. 2, Box 112 Jayess, MS 39641 SPILLER, SUSAN A. 702 Wheelock St. McComb, MS 39648 SPILLMAN, JOHN ROBERT Box 457 Gloster, MS 39638 SPRING, GEORGIA ANN Rt. 1, Box 81 Smithdale, MS 39664 SPRING, GREG K. 239 Camile Street Amite, LA 70422 STARK, CHARLES A. JR. Rt. 2, Box 155 C Clinton, LA 70722 STATHAM, LISA DIANNE 647 Louisiana Avenue McComb, MS 39648 STEELE, CATHY N. CUPIT Rt. 3 Meadville, MS 39653 STEELE, WANDA LAVERNE Rt. 1, Box 152 Smithdale, MS 39664 STEMLEY, TIM 5210 Paris Ave. New Orleans, LA 70122 STEPHENSON, ROBERT A. 1222 White Street McComb, MS 39648 STERLING, DEBBIE Rt. 2, Box 249 Gloster, MS 39638 STERLING, GEORGE PAUL Rt. 1, Box 135 Liberty, MS 39645 STERLING, LESA COLLEEN Rt. 2, Box 363 A Centreville, MS 39631 STERLING, MARY ELIZABETH Rt. 1, Box 135 Liberty, MS 39645 STEVENS, BETTY JEAN N. P.O. Box 481 Gloster, MS 39638 STEVENS, DELLA Rt. 2, Box 44 Summit, MS 39666 STEVENS, RACHAEL A. Rt. 2, Box 121 A Gloster, MS 39638 STEVENS, TERESA LYNN Rt. 1, Box 93 Jackson, LA 70748 STEVENSON, PAMELA D. Rt. 5, Box 42 A Liberty, MS 39645 STEWART, BILLY WAYNE 315 Oak Street McComb, MS 39648 STEWART, CLIVE RAY Rt. 1, Box 2 T Tylertown, MS 39667 STEWART, JAY Rt. 2, Box 29 Tylertown, MS 39667 STEWART, REBECCA LYNNE P.O. Box 232 Summit, MS 39666 STILL, EDWINA NOREEN K. P.O. Box 492 McComb, MS 39648 STINSON, SCOTT ALAN P.O. Box 408 Tylertown, MS 39667 STOCKTON, MARGARET N. P.O. Box 89 Fernwood, MS 39635 STOGNER, DAVID RICHARD Rt. 7, Box C Tylertown, MS 39667 STOGNER, ROBERT KEITH 402 White Street McComb, MS 39648 STOGNER, STEPHEN BRUCE Rt. 7, Box 151 Tylertown, MS 39667 STOKES, JEFFREY EARL Rt. 1, Box 175 Liberty, MS 39645 STRADER, SUSAN LYNN 135 Old Canton Hill Jackson, MS 39211 STRAHAN, VICKI L. Rt. 1, Box 220 B Bogalusa, LA 70427 STRICKLAND, JOELLA Rt. 4, Box 433 C McComb, MS 39648 STRINGER, ANTHONY 209 Westview Circle McComb, MS 39648 STRINGER, KINBERLY DEE Rt. 4, Box 156 Tylertown, MS 39667 STURDIVANT, JEFFREY A. 26 South Circle Drive Natchez, MS 39120 SULLIVAN, LEE ELLEN 615 Cleveland Tylertown, MS 39667 SULLIVAN, SONYA GENE 178 Rt. 2, Box 108 Brookhaven, MS 39601 SUMMERS, SANDRA J.G. 180 Poplar Street Magnolia, MS 39652 SUMRALL, CONNIE JEAN R t- 7, Box 105 Tylertown, MS 39667 SUTTON, GUSSIE M. FLOWER Rt. 4, Box 158 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 SWAN, JAMES DAREN Rt. 1, Box 92 Sandy Hook, MS 39478 SWANIGAN, KEITH 211 Peters St. Summit, MS 39666 SWEARINGEN, DEE LYNNE Rt. 3, Box 691 Kentwood, LA 70444 TANET, RAYMOND HENRY Rt. 5, Box 206 A Tylertown, MS 39667 TAPLIN, SHARON DENISE P.O. Box 140 Summit, MS 39666 TAPLIN, STACY ANN 928 Wall St. McComb, MS 39648 TASSIN, ANTHONY JOSEPH Rt. 3, Box 420 Davis Luling, LA 70070 TATE, BIRDIE ROXANE 732 St. Augustine St. McComb, MS 39648 TATE, GWENDA DENETTE Rt. 5, Box 170 B Tylertown, MS 39667 TATE, HENRY 0. P.O. Box 962 McComb, MS 39648 TATE, THOMAS L. Rt. 2, Box 63 A Liberty, MS 39645 TAYLOR, BOBBY RAY Rt. 1, Box 195 McComb, MS 39648 TAYLOR, HAROLD L. Rt. 1, Box 326 McComb, MS 39648 TAYLOR, J. MARVIN P.O. Box 427 McComb, MS 39648 TAYLOR, JOHN MICHAEL Rt. 4, Box 98 A Summit, MS 39666 TAYLOR, ROBERT C. Rt. 2, Box 209 Summit, MS 39666 TEMPLE, JEFFREY PAUL Rt. 1, Box 228 Liberty, MS 39645 TEMPLE, SHERI 523 West Street McComb, MS 39648 TERRELL, JAMES EVERETT P.O. Box 192 SMJC Summit, MS 39648 THAMES, MARY E.B. Rt. 1, Box 45 H McComb, MS 39648 THARP, BERNICE MARIE Rt. 3, Box 194-A Summit, MS 39666 THERIOT, GEORGIA ANNE P.O. Box 254 Summit, MS 39648 THIBODEAUX, WENDY MARIE Rt. 2, Box 32 Gloster, MS 39638 THIGPEN, ELIZABETH ANN 400 S. Chestnut St. McComb, MS 39648 THOMAS, LORRAINE CLARK Rt. 1, Box 180 Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 THOMAS, TAMMY Rt. 1, Box 68 Sandy Hook, MS 39478 THOMPSON,ANDREW MARK Rt. 3, Box 208 B Summit, MS 39666 THOMPSON, ANTHONY R. 800 N. Blvd. Apt. 7 McComb, MS 39648 THOMPSON, CAROLE DAVIS 113 Clara Street Brookhaven, MS 39601 THOMPSON, CYNTHIA Rt. 3, Box 230 McComb, MS 39648 THOMPSON, LOUISE M. Rt. 3, Box 292 McComb, MS 39648 THOMPSON, MADELYN Rt. 4, Box 45 A Summit, MS 39666 THOMPSON, MICHAEL DAVID Rt. 3, Box 208 B Summit, MS 39648 THORNHILL, BRONWYN Rt. 3, Box 72 Summit, MS 39666 THORNTON, GERALD WADE Rt. 4, Box 12-0 Summit, MS 39666 THORNTON, LISA JOYCE Rt. 4, Box 458 A McComb, MS 39648 THRASHER, ROBYN AILEEN Rt. 1, Box 161 A McComb, MS 39648 THURMAN, JAMES DEAN Rt. 1, Box 273 Monticello, MS 39654 TILLMAN, CLAUDIA W. 980 N. Cherry St. Magnolia, MS 39652 TOBIAS, KENNETH WAYNE Rt. 2, Box 94 Summit, MS 39666 TOBIAS, SANDRA PAULETTE 319 4th St. McComb, MS 39648 TOLER, CANDY ADARE Rt. 1, Box 291 Liberty, MS 39645 TONEY, RHONDA CARROLL 125 Sumrall Street Tylertown, MS 39667 TRAVIS, DONALD TODD 204 Burke Street McComb, MS 39648 TRAVIS, STEPHEN RAYMOND Rt. 2, Box 61 Magnolia, MS 39652 TROUT, PAMALA PARSONS 110 North Smylie Brookhaven, MS 39601 TUMEY, IDA JANE Rt. 1, Box 131 Liberty, MS 39645 TURNER, ANNETTE D. P.O. Box 973 Woodville, MS 39669 TURNER, DOROTHY MAE W. Comm. Parks Apts. C 24 McComb, MS 39648 TYRONE, ANGELA C. Rt. 2, Box 179 Gloster, MS 39638 VAN DAN, RAYMOND RAY Rt. 6, Box 118 A Tylertown, MS 39667 VAN NORMAN, CARMEN Rt. 1, Box 332 A Gloster, MS 39638 VANCE, NETTIE HANSON 715 24th St. McComb, MS 39648 VARNADO, ALICE FAYE Rt. 4, Box 264 Magnolia. MS 39652 VARNADO, DIANNE Rt. 1, Box 360 A Osyka, MS 39657 VARNADO, DIEDRE LYNISE Rt. 1, Box 164 A Magnolia, MS 39652 VARNADO, FRANCES SMITH P.O. Box 402 Osyka, MS 39657 VARNADO, FREDRICK Rt. 1, Box 407 Osyka, MS 39657 VARNADO,POLLY ANNA P.O. Box 812 McComb, MS 39648 VARNER, BEVERLY JANINE Rt. 2, Box 215 A Magnolia, MS 39652 VICK, GLORY FAY Rt. 2, Box 126 B Smithdale, MS 39664 VIELEE, JONI FAYE H. Rt. 4, Box 286 Magnolia, MS 39652 VINCE, CINDY J. Rt. 1, Box 140 Sandy Hook, MS 39478 VINCE, MELISSA LANE Rt. 1, Box 99 Sandy Hook, MS 39478 WADE, GUY PERRY 717 Delaware Ave. McComb, MS 39648 WALDROP, VIRGINIA ANN Rt. 4, Box 423 A McComb, MS 39648 WALKER, BETTY JEAN Rt. 2, Box 12 C Summit, MS 39666 WALKER, GYLINDA LISA 112 Westover Dr. Tylertown, MS 39667 WALKER, LANCE MOORE P.O. Box 371 Woodville, MS 39669 WALKER, READIE FAY Rt. 4, Box 107 Tylertown, MS 39667 WALKER, WESLEY ALLEN P.O. Box 381 Albany, LA 70711 WALL, JANET RUTH 840 Marion Av. Apt. C2 McComb, MS 39648 WALLACE, PAT E. Rt. 4, Box 285 F Magnolia, MS 39652 WARD, KATHRYN A.R. Rt. 4, Box 202 D Summit, MS 39666 WARD, WANDA LISA Rt. 4, Box 202 C Summit, MS 39666 WARDLAW, JAN ELIZABETH Rt. 3, Box 212 McComb, MS 39648 WARFORD, ROY LEE 503 South Myrtle Amite, LA 70422 WASHINGTON, ODIS 604 Cedar St. Summit, MS 39666 WATKINS, CARLOTA I. 179 P.O. Box 93 McComb, MS 39648 P.O. Box 55 Woodville, MS 39669 Rt. 3, Box 246 A McComb, MS 39648 WEBB, MAC F. 124 N. 1st Street Brookhaven, MS 39601 WHITEHEAD, SHARON ANN Rt. 2, Box 278 Gloster, MS 39638 WILLIAMS, DALTON REED Rt. 2 Osyka, MS 39657 WEEKLEY, JOHN KENNETH Rt. 4, Box 96 Summit, MS 39666 WHITMER, LISA WARREN P.O. Box 766 McComb, MS 39648 WILLIAMS, DARLENE Rt. 2, Box 215 McComb, MS 39648 WELCH, RONALD CRAMON 5820 Cyrus Baton Rouge, LA 70805 WHITTEMORE, LANCE B. Rt. 4, Box 160 Tylertown, MS 39667 WILLIAMS, DARREN RAY 405 West Pine Street Magnolia, MS 39652 WELLS, DONALD NATHAN 204 S. Myrtle Street McComb, MS 39648 WHITTINGTON, MARY D. Rt. 1, Box 132 Magnolia, MS 39652 WILLIAMS, ELAINE 627 10th Street McComb, MS 39648 WELLS, ERIC BUTLER Rt. 2, Box 134 A Smithdale, MS 39664 WHITTINGTON, MICHAEL W. P.O. Box 149 Liberty, MS 39645 WILLIAMS, ELAINE B. 617 Higgins Drive McComb, MS 39648 WELLS, LINDA J. 1120 White Street McComb, MS 39648 WHITTINGTON, PAMELA C. P.O. Box 282 Centreville, MS 39631 WILLIAMS, GAYE DARLENE Rt. 2, Box 87 McComb, MS 39648 WELLS, LINDA MARIE 814 Wall St. McComb, MS 39648 WHITTINGTON, TAMMY D. P.O. Box 904 McComb, MS 39648 WILLIAMS, HAROLD LOYD Rt. 4, Box 20 Magnolia, MS 39652 WELLS, PHILLIP MAURICE P.O. Box 1093 Monticello, MS 39654 WICKER, GINGER R.A. Rt. 4, Box 346 A McComb, MS 39648 WILLIAMS, JANICE D. 1303 Wilson St. McComb, MS 39648 WESLEY, MARY LOUISE Rt. 3, Box 54 E Foxworth, MS 39453 WICKER, KENNETH WAYNE Rt. 1, Box 213 Smithdale, MS 39664 WILLIAMS, JESSIE JR. Rt. 4, Box 30 Magnolia, MS 39652 WESTBROOK, CHRISTOPHER Rt. 2, Box 124 A WICKER, KENNY J. 403 Mississippi St. McComb, MS 39648 WILLIAMS, PAULINE C. 720 Old Summit Road McComb, MS 39648 Summit, MS 39666 WESTBROOK, SARAH ELIZABETH WIGGINS, DANIEL RAY P.O. Box 426 Columbia, MS 39429 WILLIAMS, RICKIE LANE Rt. 2, Box 153 A Magnolia, MS 39657 Rt. 2, Box 124 A Summit, MS 39666 WHEELER, ALLEN WILKINSON, BILLIE R. Rt. 2, Box 177 Gloster, MS 39638 WILLIAMS, RONNIE 821 Wall St. McComb, MS 39648 BRENDIGE Rt. 1, Box 439 Osyka, MS 39657 WILKINSON, CHRIS ANNE Rt. 2, Box 177 Gloster, MS 39638 WILLIAMS, TAMMY FAYE Rt. 4, Box 105 Brookhaven, MS 39601 WHEELER, BRUCE LAMBERT Rt. 1, Box 233 D Amite, LA 70422 WILKINSON, DERRELL JAY 600 21st Street McComb, MS 39648 WILLIAMS, WALCIE LAVEL Rt. 4, Box 234 B 3 Magnolia, MS 39652 WHEELER, GWENDOLYN E. P.O. Box 534 Tylertown, MS 39667 WILKINSON, DON EDWARD Rt. 1, Box 224 Liberty, MS 39645 WILLIAMSON, DEBRA Rt. 4 Summit, MS 39666 WHELESS, RONNIE SHERWAR Rt. 4, Box 43 Tylertown, MS 39667 WHITAKER, DICK S. Rt. 4, Box 575 Woodville, MS 39669 WHITE, JOSEPHIENE RUTH P.O. Box 129 Gloster, MS 39638 WILKINSON, DOROTHY D. Rt. 1, Box 224 Liberty, MS 39645 WILKINSON, JEAN M. 232 West Street McComb, MS 39648 WILKINSON, JOHN KENNETH Rt. 1, Box 714 McComb, MS 39648 WILLIAMSON, MARGARET W. 656 La Ave. McComb, MS 39648 WILLIS, MERLE JOYCE 1226 10th Street Bogalusa, LA 70427 WILSON, KENNETH CLAYTON Rt. 3, Box 39 Jayess, MS 39641 WHITE, MARSHA CAROL 616 South 6th Street McComb, MS 39648 WILKINSON, ROBBIE M. 1511 Stokes, Avenue McComb, MS 39648 WILSON, SHEILA MARQUE P.O. Box 354 Osyka, MS 39657 WHITE, RUTH PEARL 1133 Summit St. McComb, MS 39648 WILKS, AMY BETH Rt. 3, Box 5 Tylertown, MS 39667 WILSON, VISTRA CHRISTIN 220 N. James St. McComb, MS 39648 WHITE, WILLIAM TIMOTHY P.O. Box 524 McComb, MS 39648 WILLIAMS, ALAN RAY Rt. 4, Box 159 Summit, MS 39648 WOMACK, GLENDA JEAN Rt. 2, Box 155 Summit, MS 39666 WHITEHEAD, FARRON DAN Rt. 2, Box 278 Gloster, MS 39638 WILLIAMS, CHRYSTAL K. 224 4th Street McComb, MS 39648 WOOD, GORDON, RANDALL 11574 Troy St. Baton Rouge, LA 70811 WHITEHEAD, JIMMY D. WILLIAMS, CLARENCE C. WOOD, LINDA DIANNE C. Rt. 3, Box 334 Jayess, MS 39641 WOODALL, BRIDGETTE 103 Lynn Ave. McComb, MS 39648 WOODALL, KEVIN PERNELL 103 Lynn Ave. McComb, MS 39648 WOODS, ANGELA Rt. 1, Box 84 Tylertown, MS 39667 WOODSON, TELIRYA 821 Wall St. McComb, MS 39648 WOODWARD, POLLY A. P.O. Box 464 Osyka, MS 39657 WOOTEN, BRENDA JANE 219 Thompson McComb, MS 39648 WREN, ESTELLA 600 8th Street Apt. 110 McComb, MS 39648 WROTEN, BENTON EUGENE Rt. 2, Box 234 Summit, MS 39666 YARBOROUGH, ROSE ETTA Rt. 1, Box 216 Y Tylertown, MS 39667 YAWN, KIMBERLY ANN 908 Howe St. McComb, MS 39648 YAWN, PAMELA J. 908 Howe St. McComb, MS 39648 YOAK, LISA RAE 1022 Delaware Apt. 8 B McComb, MS 39648 YOAS, STEPHEN P.O. Box 127 McComb, MS 39648 YOUNG, CATHY ANN Rt. 2, Box 3 Summit, MS 39666 YOUNG, DONNA JENISE P.O. Box 493 Liberty, MS 39645 YOUNG, JEANETTE Rt. 2, Box 101 Smithdale, MS 39664 YOUNG, KIMBERLY DIANE 416 Washington St. Liberty, MS 39645 YOUNG, LLOYD SKYLER Rt. 2 Jones Road Summit, MS 39666 YOUNG, NANCY SUTTON Rt. 2, Box 15 C Roxie, MS 39661 180 Ziegler, Patricia v. R t. 2, Box 190 Magnolia, MS 39652 181 182 KING’S DISCOUNT DRUGS m i Owners: King Martha Baker 1417 Aston McComb, MS 39648 Ph. 684-4344 “Count” on us for “Royal” treatment HOLMES DISCOUNT DRUGS, INC. Tylertown Square Tylertown, MS Phone 876-2152 l 183 184 “The Fashion Leader” THOMAS FASHIONS FOR MEN P.0. Box 240 Phone 684-0521 John C. Thomas Owner 116 North Broadway McComb, Mississippi 39648 Featuring—Fashion Fair Cosmetics for ladies Free facials HOLMES STATIONERS Go Bears! RUSHING RIVERVIEW GROCERY Hwy 98 Riverflat McComb, MS ph. 684-9135 BRUMFIELD’S DRUGS OLIVER BUILDING SUPPLY Tylertown, Mississippi ph. 876-3665 “Quality Building Supplies” Hwy. 51 North—Summit, MS 39666 A Mortar-Daughter Operation Phone 684-6291 or 684-6292 185 186 CARL RAY RAYGRAPHICS CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING 705 Robb Street Summit, MS 39666 phone 601—276-7114 Holmes OIL FIELD Service, Inc. General Contractor Connection Gangs—Roust about Brookhaven, Mississippi Office ph. 833-8272 Jerry Holmes Owner Ph. 833-3402 Ike Reynolds Foreman Ph. 833-1665 Wiley Graham Pusher Ph. 833-7233 McComb Western Auto Home Owned and Operated Tires, Batteries and Auto Accessories Mercury Motors—Boats Sporting Goods—Appliances 1017 Delaware Ave. McComb, MS 684-5166 E.W. Foy 187 GRAVES STATIONERY SUNSHINE VALLEY HEALTH CENTER Herbs—Vitamins—Gifts Personal Diet Service 876-3389 Lois Weeks 102 Ball Avenue Consultant Tylertown, MS 39667 W Custom Framing—Office Supplies Phone (601) 876-2659 714 Beulah Ave. Tylertown, MS 39667 m l IOO l IB STATIOIXERY CO I IRAIMY, INC. Box 887 208 State Street McComb, MS 39648 Serving this area since 1937 Everything for your office. Oh B P WASHATERIA The Cleanest Wash in Town 201 Pine Street Summit, MS 39666 684-9245 684-4069 LA JEWELS House of Fine Jewelry Gifts P.O. Box 254 McComb, MS 39648 (601) 684-8097 Ethel Fleming Owner FASHION FORECASTERS Nancy B. Lamb Phyllis J. Moore Southwest Mall McComb, MS 39648 Phone 601-684-8657 m JONES FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO., INC. Box 448 Tylertown, Mississippi 39667 phone 876-3364 J) BULLOCK’S WASHATERIA AND FOOD MART 130 St. Augustine St. McComb, MS 39648 phone 249-2502 188 MacEmerson’s Shoe Store 218 Main Street Sunshine Square McComb, MS 39648 684-4041 Put yourself in “MacEmerson’s” Shoes McComb’s Family Shoe Store Mack Grubbs Cheverolet-Chrylser, Inc. Hwy 98 East P.O. Box 71 Tylertown, Ms. 39667 Phone 601—876-2111 Bulldozer Service Concrete Supplies Ready-Mix Concrete Charles Stinson Service Center Hwy. 98 East Tylertown, Mississippi 39667 Office phone 876-2678; 876-3382 PiGbTreT tettoEE drugs CHARLES D. PIGOTT. JR., R. PH. P.O. Box 247 Tylertown, MS. 39667 phone 876-3742 Computers FOR ALL,- Personal Small Business Computers Douglas L. Akins Store Manager McComb Store (601) 684-7788 The Village Florist 706 Beulah Ave. Tylertown, MS. 39667 876-2153 Free Deliver Weddings Owners I Pot Plants Beverly Sumrall Brass Debbie Thomas |||[ Funerals WILLIAMSON TIRE MUFFLER SERVICE Muffler, Tires Batteries Summit Magnolia phone 276-9701 TOWN and COUNTRY Box 296 Robb Street Summit, Mississippi 39666 phone 276-9747 189 190 a WE LOVE OUR BEARS! Joe’s Foreign American Auto Repair Specialist Summit, MS 684-9113, office 276-7630, home The Magic of ... _ j graduation. 192