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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1985 volume:

WHISPERING PINES 1985 Like whispering footsteps in a forest of pines we move on but leave wonderful memories. ' $ Editor: Nancy Guy Co-editort Tammy Williams 33 jf VOLUME: 53 i § if ' vv ■ JKH t-; H vT i SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI JUNIOR COLLEGE SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI 39666 WHISPERS OF LIFE Student life at SMJC is filled with an overwhelming array of emotions—from the show of pride for being a Southwest Bear to the thrill of victory after winning a tough football game. We came to SMJC nearing the end of summer, all frowns because school had started. We finally met new friends and swapped stories about old ones. Some of us even knew the same people—what a small world! The thrill of football season came and so did the chill of autumn, including all that falls between, but hopefully not our grades. We learned so much in such a short time—about our world, friends, and of growing pains. Some of us came out of our shells and experienced new and exciting endeavors. With eager achievement, we gained valuable experience, experience that will forever remain in our Whispers. 2 3 BEARING WITH US Bear NECESSITIES DAY—proper noun: comes from the combination of tradition with the support and generation of inevitabliness and freedom. The spirit of competition outside the classroom dawned once again last April and deemed many SMJC students champion for 1984 . Raw courage was displayed and challenged in fierce competition ranging from the prestigious spitting contest to the spirit teamwork used in strenuous tug-a-war. Other activities were the two-legged race, the Volkswagen push and the long jumps. Bear Necessities Day was a great success. Whether it was the thrill of victory or agony of defeat, everyone had a Bear-rrfic time! Pooped out from a long fun day! Steve Rawls shows SMJC spirit by shaving his chest. Every inch counts, Danny Monjure. Just a little harder, Brenda and Beverly! 4 w 5 MUSIC OF LIFE Many aspects of life emotionally move the student body of SMJC but none more than Music. From Lisa Whitmer leading the band during a rousing halftime show to Jeff Temple strumming the guitar, SMJC has a more than adequate supply of musical talent. Almost every activity we were involved in could be identified with some particular song which produced strong feelings and memories that will last a lifetime. 6 ► 7 Mixtures of Club Happenings So which one of you lovely ladies is going out with me tonight? The Southwest organizations find time to do more than just organize. They seem to have fun on every occasion. The Touch of Class lounging on campus, BSU at the Luau, our Whispering Pines staff deciding whose pictures are next; the basketball players on an evening stroll and who is that? Sanjay, our class president, chasing girls again. ' miV v • ■ ' ,• : • m r4t}i P 0$ - - 1 is r •, rf U v Aloha and Welcome to the Islands. You wouldn’t hit an unarmed man—would you, Dear? Stop holding me back! I want that girl! 8 OUR GANG Time for play, time for fun, a student’s work is never done. Take a test here; let’s study one minute more; may I sharpen my pencil before you shut the door. The Dean wants to see you, Now tell me, what have you done? Just say to him: (he’ll believe you), I was only having fun.” What’s your problem? Is this the real Michael Jackson, ladies? Fast times at Bear Tech. 10 1 STUDENT LIFE MUMBLINGS of that special day and just having fun with our friends are all elements of Student Life. Limber as a lean limbo lover Patience, hardwork, and occasional time for play are the subtle notes which help to prepare us for our future occupations. Education, music for our minds, working for our teachers, dreaming Trust me, I know what I’m doing. Mother warned me that this might happen. 12 j 13 Secrets of Romance Secrets were softly spoken as the students look longingly into each other’s eyes at the 1984 Spring Formal. Hand in hand or cheek to cheek the handsome beaus and beauties danced to the sounds of Pirahna. The band kept everyone in a romantic and high spirited mood that made the night one to remember. 14 I Sweat it Out” i Exercising has become very popular in 1984. And the SMJC students sweat it out! The cheerleaders work diligently on their muscles while cosmetologists and the Touch of Class practice their hand movements. The basketball and football players have an excellent way to soothe their back muscles. For those students who enjoy an easier exercise, dancing for the legs and reading for the mind may help. These exercises put our students in perfect shape. Make way for the lady with muscle! I love getting even. Stretch, Stretch, Stretch. 16 M 17 Whispers of Features When do whispers turn to yells? When your team’s winning—When you’re having fun! When you’re an active member of Southwest’s Campus—These are all true of SMJC’s 1984-85 Who’s Who! 18 19 20 MISS SMJC Margaret Shannon Graves Margaret Shannon Graves was selected as Miss SMJC. Miss Graves, the daughter of Paul and Virginia Graves of Tylertown, is a graduate of Tylertown High School where she was chosen wittiest, most popular, friendliest, junior maid and prom queen. She was also a member of the cheerleader squad and vice-president of the student council. At Southwest she is an active member of the tennis team and a member of the Touch of Class danceline. Miss Graves plans to attend the University of Southern Mississippi and major in education-journalism. MR. SMJC Mac Barrient Mr. SMJC is Mac Barrient of Destrehan, Louisiana. He is the son of Herman Barrient and is a graduate of Riverside High School. He was elected Mr. Riverside, secretary of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Was a m ember of the Beta Club. While in high school, he was named to the all state football team. At SMJC, Barrient was chosen as a beau in 1983. He is a quarterback for the Bears and is majoring in physical education. 21 CAMPUS FAVORITE Dale Martin Dale Martin, son of Thomas P. Martin and Patsy K. Martin of Baton Rouge, was named a campus favorite. Martin attended Belaire High School where he was chosen as all-district his junior and senior years and all-parish his senior year. At SMJC Martin was named to the all-state and all-star football teams and was also chosen class favorite in 1983. Martin plans to attend Southeastern Louisiana University to major in physical education. CAMPUS FAVORITE Nancy Guy Nancy Guy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guy of Ruth, is a campus favorite. A graduate of North Pike High School, she received honors in algebra I, algebra II and chemistry. She was most beautiful, campus favorite, and homecoming court maid, on the student council, youth advi¬ sory council, and was vice-president of the Beta Club. At Southwest she was a cheerleader, fresh¬ man homecoming maid and campus beauty in 1983. Miss Guy was 1984 homecoming queen and is editor of the 1985 Whispering Pines year¬ book. Miss Guy plans to major in business and then to study law at Ole Miss Law School and then begin practicing as an attorney. 22 Campus Beauty Karen Case Chosen as SMJC’s Campus Beauty is Miss Karen Case. Karen is a graduate of Parklane Academy. She is a sophomore student at South¬ west. Campus Beau Joe Price Joe Price was selected as Campus Beau for SMJC. Joe is also a sophomore at SMJC. He played football both this year and last year. Last year Joe was elected as a freshman beau. 23 24 MOST HANDSOME Scott Louis Carnegie was Scott Louis Carnegie, son of Bob and Judy Carnegie of Liberty, _ selected as Most Handsome. Mr. Carnegie attended Centreville Academy where he was named most handsome, senior class president and member of the Beta Club. At SMJC he is a member of the football and baseball teams. Mr. Carnegie plans to attend Ole Miss and major in pre-med. MOST BEAUTIFUL Allyson Leigh Harrell Selected as Most Beautiful is Allyson Leigh Harrell. Miss Harrell is the daughter of Tyrone and Judy Harrell of Osyka. She is a graduate of Amite School Center where she was chosen campus favorite, friendliest and beauty. She was a member of the cheerleader squad and FBLA Club. At SMJC she is a cheerleader and was a member of the homecoming court. Miss Harrell plans to attend the University of Southern Mississippi. 25 BEAUTY Kathryn Denise Durham Kathryn Denise Durham of Tylertown was chosen as a beauty. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Durham of Tylertown and a graduate of Walthall Academy where she was chosen as Most Beautiful, best dressed, valedic¬ torian and a cheerleader. At SMJC, Miss Durham was a member of the 1984 Azalea Court, 1983 Touch of Class danceline, stagehand dancer and a member of Phi Theta Kappa. She plans to attend USM and major in marketing and fashion merchandising. BEAU Douglas Ervin Douglas Ervin was selected as a beau at SMJC. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Ervin of Tylertown. Ervin attended Dexter High School where he was Mr. Dexter High School, beau, member of the football, basketball, and baseball teams, a member of the student council, and chosen as most valuable player in basketball. At SMJC Ervin is vice-president of the sopho¬ more class. He plans to major in business admin¬ istration at USM. 26 BEAU Darrin Estess Darrin Estess, son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Estess of Westlake, LA, was selected as a beau. Mr. Estess is a graduate of Westlake High School where he was named on the 1982 all¬ district first team and all-district first and second teams in 1983 and M.V.P. on the team. At SMJC he was named to the all-state second team as a kicker. Estess plans to attend McNeese State University and major in mechanical engineering. BEAUTY Lisa Polk Also selected as a beauty is Lisa Polk. Miss Polk is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Polk of McComb, MS. Miss Polk attended North Pike High School where she was voted class favorite, campus favorite, cheerleader, and a member of FHA. She is a member of the Touch of Class danceline at SMJC and a fresh¬ man maid on the Homecoming Court. Miss Polk plans to major in medical technology at USM. 27 BEAUTY Lisa Carol Dalton Lisa Carol Dalton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Dalton of Centreville, was selected as a 1985 Beauty. She attended Centreville Academy where she reigned as homecoming queen, a cheerleader, a beauty and named to the Hall of Fame. Miss Dalton is majoring in nursing. BEAU Danny Monjure Danny Monjure of Folsom, LA, was selected as a beau. He is the son of Marino and Carol Monjure. Monjure attended Covington High School where he played football and was named all-state, all-star, and all-district in football. At SMJC he plays football and was named as all-star and all-state. 28 BEAUTY Gina Nations Also named as beauty is Gina Nations. Miss Nations is a graduate of Monticello High School. During high school she received honors such as Beauty and Class Favorite. Gina is a freshman at Southwest and is uncertain of her future plans. BEAU Darrin Thomas James Also selected as a beau was Darrin James, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. James of Centre- vilie. He is a graduate of Centreville Academy where he was a member of the Beta Club, re¬ ceived the scholastic award and named all-dis¬ trict. At SMJC he is a member of the football team. He plans to attend McNeese State Univer¬ sity and major in computer science. 29 Sophomore Class Favorite Debbie Dewett Debbie Ann Dewett, a sophomore at South¬ west, was selected as sophomore class favorite by her classmates. Miss Dewett is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Dewett of McComb. She attended McComb High School where she was a member of the National Honor Society, student council, the band, Y-Club, and the McComb Azalea Court. At SMJC Miss Dewett is a mem¬ ber of the stage band, marching band, BSU, PTK, and is president of the student body. She was also selected as a class officer in 1983. Miss Dewett plans to major in radiology at William Carey College and Forrest General Hospital. Sophomore Class Favorite Michael Picou Named sophomore class favorite is Michael Picou from Denham Springs, LA. Picou is the son of Mrs. Carolyn Picou. Picou played basket¬ ball with the SMJC Bears during the 1983-84 season and is playing this year also. 30 i Freshman Class Favorite Gerald Giardina Gerald Giardina is the son of Marie and An¬ gelo Giardina of Amite, LA. He attended Oak Forest Academy where he was valedictorian, Mr. OFA; he was a member of the football team and named all-district for three years and all-state for two years. At SMJC he is a member of the foot¬ ball team, president of the freshman class. Giar¬ dina p lans to attend Northeastern Louisiana Uni¬ versity and major in pre-pharmacy. Freshman Class Favorite Sandi Herring Sandi Herring is the daughter of Stanley Her¬ ring, Jr., of Sandy Hook. A graduate of Dexter High School, she was chosen as Miss DHS, most beautiful, class favorite for four years and saluta- torian. Miss Herring plans to attend Southeast¬ ern Louisiana University and major in medical- secretarial science. 31 Best Dressed Stevie Todd Stevie Todd was selected best dressed on the SMJC campus. Todd is the son of Margie Young of McComb, and a graduate of McComb High School. His plans of attending another college are indefinite. Best Dressed Jenea MacManus Jenea MacManus was selected best dressed on the SMJC campus. Miss MacManus is a graduate of Parklane High School. She was selected as a class officer and a class favorite. She also is unsure of which college she will attend. 32 ! I « I Most School Spirit Patricia Havard Patricia Ann Havard is the daughter of Hilton and Dee Havard of Natchez. She is a graduate of West Lauderdale where she was chosen as Miss West Lauderdale, best all-around, best school spirit, and received the chemistry and accounting awards. At SMJC she was a football cheerleader and was the homecoming football maid. Miss Havard plans to attend USM and major in nurs¬ ing. Most School Spirit Randall McDonald Randy McDonald is the son of Dr. and Mrs. J.K. McDonald of McComb. Mr. McDonald is a graduate of McComb High School. He plans to attend LSU after SMJC and major in business. a 33 Hall of Fame Herman Roger Barrient Herman Roger Mac” Barrient was Chosen for the 1984-85 Hall of Fame for various reasons: personality, his accomplishments at SMJC, and academic abilities. Mac was chosen as Mr. SMJC, a member of the 1983 and 1984 stagehand and football team of which he was quarterback. He was the Fresh¬ man Class Beau in 1983-84, and was listed on the Dean’s List. Mac is the son of Mr. Herman Barrient, Sr., of Destrehan, Louisiana. He plans to attend LSU in Baton Rouge this coming fall and major in Phys¬ ical Therapy. 34 Hall Of Fame Debbie Dewett Debbie Dewett was also chosen as a member of the 1984-85 Hall of Fame. Debbie, the daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Dewett, graduated from McComb High School. While attending high school, Debbie received many honors, such as class Salutatorian, Who’s Who for Academics and Citizenship, and Hall of Fame for Activities. At SMJC Debbie is student body president, a member of stage band and marching band, and a member of PTK. Debbie plans to attend William Carey College this fall and major in radiology. 35 Hall of Fame Mitch Parker Also selected as a member of the 1984-85 Hall of Fame is Mitch Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker. Mitch is a graduate of Parklane Academy where he served as President of the National Honor Society, Class Treasurer, stu¬ dent council representative, and a member of Youth Congress. He was awarded Most Digni¬ fied Senior and Best Dressed. At SMJC Mitch serves as President of the PTK, Stage Band Vocalist, and a member of BSU. Mitch plans to attend the University of Mis¬ sissippi and then transfer to the University of Mississippi Medical Center to receive a major in zoology. Hall of Fame Alison Mote Another member of the 1984-85 Hall of Fame is Alison Laverne Mote, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mote of McComb. While at McComb High School, Alison was a member of the band, Chorus, MHS Who’s Who, Azalea Court, and Girl’s State. At SMJC Alison is a member of the marching band, stage band, chorus, Dynamics, BSU, homecoming court, and SGA. Alison plans to attend USM next fall. 37 WHISPERS OF ORGANIZATIONS Of the many faces at SMJC, one predominant feature is always apparent—the everyday smile. Business mixed with pleasure and the pleasure of doing business makes every day an unforgettable experience. With group participation and cooperation each endeavor was made a success. ■ 39 Whispering Pines Hard at work or hardly working, the 1984-85 annual staff has done a great job. This year we have tried to produce a yearbook which has captured all the seasons, occasions, student-body and faculty. After winning third place in the Junior College Yearbook contest, we believe the 1985 Whispering Pines will long recall every whisper a bear could think of. 40 r (Top left) Nancy and Tammy enjoy the scenery, Randy Owens, of Alabama,” at the Annual Convention in Jackson. (Top right) Ryan Johnson, after a hard day of play at the yearbook picnic. (Left) Camera shy even at the threat of a gun. (Above) Second row (left to right): Sanjay Madnani, Wade Allmand, Tammy Williams, Jeff Temple, Jim Albritton, Robert Spillman. First row (left to right): Nancy Guy, Tina Oxholm, Dawn Punchard, Carla Moak, Lisa Whittington, Kelly Bourgeois, Stacy Milton, and Penny Boyte. 41 42 I I I I ; i i ' i ' PINE BURR To keep up with the current events and hap¬ penings on the campus of SMJC and the sur¬ rounding students today, THE PINE BURR is our best source. This monthly publication is pro¬ duced by a group of st udents headed by Christy Rayborn, editor in chief for the 1984-85 year. All work is resourced, typed, and printed by these young columnists. Get a copy; it is great reading. The Pine Burr staff eat and yell for their own candidate for President at Mrs. Craig’s victory or defeat party. 43 Student Government Association members are from left: Cori Albritton, Alison Mote, Debbie Dewett, Leah Fullerton, Jo Lesia Fitzgerald, and Susan Moak. Back from left: Dean Reid, CJ. Dunaway, Lance Varnado, Gerald Giardina, Douglas Erwin, and Stewart Crawford. The soft spoken Government The soft spoken Government is the SGA. However, even though they may speak softly, like President Theodore Roosevelt, they do stand firmly on their beliefs. Some of their duties include student elections, sponsoring dances, promoting Homecoming activities, and decorat¬ ing various buildings for Homecoming. Officers of SGA are from left: Cori Albritton, treasurer; Debbie Dewett, President; Alison Mote, secretary; and Stew¬ art Crawford, vice-president. 44 Sophomore class officers: Leah Fullerton, secretary; C.J. Dunaway, treasurer; Sanjay Madnani, president; Douglas Erwin, vice-president. Freshman class officers: Susan Moak, treasurer; Lance Varnado, vice-presi¬ dent; Gerald Giardina, president; Jo Lesia Fitzgerald, secretary. Above left: Jenea MacManus and Charlie Felder enjoy dancing at the Get Acquainted Dance sponsored by the SGA. Above right: Patty is all smiles while jamming with Todd. No more whispers, just shouts of Bear Enthusiasm!!! 45 (Pictured from left to fight) Cindy Cooper, Historian, Sissy Durham, Dawn Punchard, Se cretary, Debbie Dewett, Treasurer, Becky Lewis, Stacey Milton, Nancy Guy and Sanjay Mandani. Not pictured are Mitch Parker, President, Carla Griffin, Vice- President, Brian Jones, Tina Oxholm and William H. Johnson, Sponsor. PHI THETA KAPPA Phi Theta Kappa is a national honorary scho¬ lastic fraternity for junior college students. Phi Theta Kappa strives to promote the develop¬ ment of leadership and service. The Omicron Delta Chapter was founded at Southwest in 1967. Each year Phi Theta Kappa plans several fund raising events. This year’s events included a fash¬ ion show, co-sponsored by radio station WHNY, with proceeds benefitting the Ameri¬ can Heart Association and the raffling of a hand¬ made doll with proceeds contributed to Hill County Youth Ranch. Members of Phi Theta Kappa attended a lead¬ ership conference at Millsaps College in Jackson in September. Members will attend the national convention to be held in St. Louis, Misso uri, during the spring. Phi Theta Kappa officers are from left: Carla Griffin, Vice-President; Debbie Dewett, Treasurer; Mitch Parker, President; and Cindy Cooper, Historian, 47 DECA Students enrolled in the distribution and marketing technology program at Southwest participate in DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America.) Club members annually compete in the State Career Development Conference in such areas as Apparel and Accessories, Advertising Campaign, Entrepreneurship, Management Decision Making, Human Relations and Merchandising, Sales Manager Meeting, Sales Promotion Plan, and Sales Representatives. This conference provides an opportunity for networking with fellow marketing students as well as successful businessmen who serve as judges. Southwest students annually bring home many awards as well as improved self-confidence and an increased awareness of the business world. 48 BSU The Baptist Student Union is an organization concerned with the Lord’s ministry to individuals on the campus and in the community of which it is a part. There are no requirements to become a part of this organization. People from various religious backgrounds and from different walks of life gather at BSU because of the changes Christ has made in their lives and because of the desire to sh are that experience with others. BSU has regular weekly meetings that strengthen the individual in his Christian walk, answer ques¬ tions to problems that all students must face in their lives, and help students share their faith with others. BSU is also involved in raising funds to support college student missionaries, who spend their sum¬ mers helping spread the Gospel in foreign countries and in the United States. The director of the Baptist Student Union is Ed Abel. Ed steers the BSU council in making its deci¬ sions on the activities and duties of the BSU. He is also at the BSU Center every day of the week for anyone who needs a friend to talk to. Each year a new BSU council is selected. The members of this council are students who have volunteered to serve. The council plans BSU activi¬ ties and functions. This year the council includes the following: Dawn Punchard, President; Leah Fuller¬ ton, Missions Chairman; Tanya Hux, Worship Chairman; Alison Mote, Music Chairman; C.J. Dunaway, Student Center Chairman; Vanessa Dunaway, Noonday Chairman; Carla Moak, Nurs¬ ing Home Chairman; and Hope Magee, Social Chairman. The BSU also has an Ensemble made up of col¬ lege students. These students go to various churches and other places to tell others about the love of God and the difference He can make in one’s life through songs. Members of the 1984-85 Ensemble are Alison Mote, Leah Fullerton, Hope Magee, Vanessa Dunaway, Tanya Hux, Alisa Yar¬ borough, C.J. Dunaway, and Steve Stewart. fi SU Ensemble—left to right: Amy Cook, Hope Magee, Alison Mote, C.J. Dunaway, Tanya Hux, Steve Stewart, Leah bUlerton, and Vanessa Dunaway. Not pictured is Alisha Yarborough. ROTC ROTC, first established at Southwest in 1973, is a military leadership instruction course offered at many colleges and universities. This program develops selected men and women for responsible positions as officers in both the active Army and its Reserve compo¬ nents. Enrollment has steadily improved over the years with approximately 220 students participat¬ ing in ROTC this year. The members participate in many extra-cur¬ ricular activities such as camping, canoeing, and flag football. Top: Now, men listen up! Bottom: What a team, what a team! 50 Top left: Let me try, Sarge. Top right: Hey, it’s my turn now-look out! Middle left: Come on Yolanda, don’t fail us now. Middle right: Mardi Gras decorater at work. Left: Color and pride-dressed! 51 Sound of Music SMJC Chorus displays the sounds of music with their usual jubilation at events on and off campus including the annual Christmas assembly and the even¬ ing spring concert. The Chorus and Dynamics also participate in the State Junior College Choral Festival in late February. This competition includes individual performances by all schools as well as mass rehearsals and performances. Dynamics is a select group auditioned from the chorus representing the school in programs presented at churches, schools, service clubs, and other events. From left: Hope Magee, Kenny Carr, Alison Mote, C.J. Dunaway, Stephanie Seale, Vanessa Dunaway, Jeff Brown, Leah Fullerton, Brad Giacone, Amy Cook, Mr. Eugene Price, and Tanya Hux. 52 Front left: Tanya Hux, Amy Cook, Alison Mote, Hope Magee, Leah Fullerton, Carla Moak, Barbara Abram, Mr. Eugene Price. Second Row: Yolanda Quinn, Stephanie Seale, Vanessa Dunaway, Tatia Parker, Linda Holmes, Pamela Butler; Back Row: Kenneth Harris, C.J. Dunaway, Darryl Busbin, Brad Giacone, Jeff Brown and Kenny Carr. The Dynamics present a concert at Easter. 53 The Sweet Sound of Music mm M I T V ' • jpif r? JRt Lvjv mA Band members include: Front Row: Touch of Class: Tracy Phillips, Kathy Sirchia, Alice Ray, Patricia Herron, Carrie Jenkins, Lisa Polk, Deanna Herring, captain, Susan Moak, captain, Jennifer Alford, Yvonne Fegan, Tammy Cliburnjenea McManus, Shannon Graves, Terrie Havard. Front center: Lisa Whitmer, drum major Second row: Gwen McKenzie,Joelene Morrow,Janice Wil¬ liams, Jo Lesia Fitzgerald, Charlie Felder, Chante Sibley, Cynthia Brister, Kenny Carr, Kenny Harris, Alison Mote, Pattie Roberts, Barbara Brumfield, Linda Wells, Amy Cook, Sammie Anderson, Suzonne Samuels, Barbara Fuss, Madelyn Thompson, Theresa Edwards. Third row: Brad Giacone, Keith Deer, Mylois Banks, Suzanne Quick, Lisa Nobles, Titia Parker, C.J. Dunaway, Debbie Dewett, Leah Fullerton, Steve Stewart, Darren Lambert, Roy Allen, Mac Coleman. Fourth row: Scott Jackson, Eric Fowler, Alan Williams, Daryl Busbin, Dane Smith, Dan Gent, Bill Dillon, Lance Varnado, Chris Thomas, Alvin Jackson, James Wells, Jessie Williams, Craig Oliphant, Vanessa Dunaway, Mike Culpepper, Scott Stinson, Jeff Brown. The band showing support for our football team. 54 (Top Left) Eric Fowler soloing it during a half¬ time performance. (Top right) Lisa Whitmer, drum major, leads the band off the field. (left) The Touch of Class adds appeal to the show. 55 Whispers of the Scoreboard So, what is your favorite sport? Take your pick—SMJC has a dimensional variety. If you like action, the thrill and pride of winning, or the agony of defeat—SMJC is for you. Having experienced coaching staffs to guide the athletic individuals into well-equipped playing teams is not only something to whisper about; it’s everything a bear would want to shout about. Whispers of a Winning Season The Southwest Bears surprised everyone this year to finish the 1984 football season with a respectable 6-4 record. This was the first winning season at Southwest since the 1977 squad completed their campaign with a 7-3 mark. According to head coach Larry Kinslow, the key to his team’s winning season was the attitude of the players. They wanted to win and they went out and did it.” Defensive coach Buddy Bailey echoed Kinslow, saying Our kids wanted to win very badly and were willing to sacrifice to achieve their goals. These young men displayed courage and perserverance throughout the season, and I personally am very proud to have been a part.” Offensive coach Paul Dancsisin said that he and the other coaches were dealing with a group that showed alot of character and leadership.” He also said that he thought this group of players set a trend and built a strong foundation for tradition at Southwest.” For those of you who may have missed it and for those of you who simply want to remember, here is a look back at the fine season put together by our Southwest players and coaches: GAME 1 ' September 1 at Summit: Southwest 37 Coahoma 6 The Bears opened the new season on a winning note as they completely dominated their opposition. Denny Hughes led Southwest in rushing with 71 yards and two touchdowns. James Thompson and Robin Gibbs provided additional of¬ fensive scores while Roy Warford returned an interception for another. Gerald Giardina added a 42-yard field goal. GAME 2 ' September 8 at Perkinston: Gulf Coast 16 South¬ west 7 Despite the fact that their teammated on defense held the powerful Bulldogs to no first downs during the second half, the Southwest offense just could not seem to get it together. A first quarter pass for a touchdown from Mac Barrient to Scott Carnegie was all the Bears could master as they dropped their record to 1-1. GAME 3 ' September 13 at Summit: Southwest 23 Northeast 2 The Southwest offense and defense had it all together this night as the Bears began a trend of winning big following loss. While the Bears’ defense was holding Northeast to less than 150 yards of offense, the Southwest offense was putting on a show, led by Denny Hughes who ran for 125 yards and scored two touchdowns (one on a pass reception ). Also scoring for the Bears was Mac Barrient and Gerald Giardina (on a 25-yard field goal). GAME 4 ' September 20 at Summit: Southwest 21-Hinds 17 In their most exciting game of the season, the Bears held off a fierce fourth quarter rally by the Eagles to come away with their third win of the season. The win as led by James Thompson who carried the ball for 114 yards including a 70- yard touchdown. Denny Hughes and Michael Caston also scored. The Southwest defense, led by Kenny Miller and Danny Monjure, limited the Hinds running games to only 37 yards. GAME 5 ' September 29 at Wesson: Copiah-Lincoln 28 Southwest 0 Despite being two-point favorites in this game, the Bears could not get anything going, nor could they stop the Wolves from driving. The lone bright spot for Southwest was the 41.5 yard punting average of Darren Estes. GAME 6 ' October 4 at Senatobia: Southwest 35 Northwest 16 It was the Denny Hughes’ show this night as the explosive running back known as White Lightning” scored off kick¬ off returns of 99 and 93 yards as well as 51-yard run from scrimmage. Hughes finished the game with 127 yards rushing and over 200 yards on kickoff returns alone. Michael Caston and James Thompson also scored for the Bears. GAME 7 ' October 11 at Summit: Jones 18 Southwest 0 Playing their third Top 20 team of the season, the Bears found out how hard it can be to win when the offense takes the night off. The defense was forced to play extra hard and kept close a game that could have been a rout. GAME 8 ' October 20 at Summit: Southwest 21 East Central 0 The Bears made Homecoming ’84 a memorable one and kept alive their trend of winning big after a loss as they completely dominated the visitors from Decatur. Offensive leaders for Southwest were Johnny Robinson, who caught two touchdown passes from Mac Barrient, and Denny Hughes, who ran for another score. GAME 9 ' October 27 at Poplarville: Pearl River 23 South¬ west 2 A first quarter safety provided all the points for the Bears as they were outmuscled by the host Wildcats. Team leaders for Southwest were Denny Hughes, who rushed for 69 yards, and Danny Monjure, who recorded nine tackles. GAME 10 ' November 1 at Goodman: Southwest 20 Holmes. 8 Seeking the winning season that had eluded Southwest for seven years, the Bears let nothing stand in their way, not even a torrential rainstorm that plagued the game. James Thomp¬ son led the Bears’ running game with 78 yards while Michael Caston and Denny Hughes ran for one touchdown each. Darrin James recovered a Holmes fumble in the Bulldogs’ end zone for another Southwest score. —Mike Gunnell 58 First row (left to right): Cliff Simmons, Gerald Giardina, Eric Morris, Troy Whitting¬ ton, Scott Camiege, Michael Nunnery, Mac Barrient, Ty Whatley, Denny Hughes, Gary Butler, Robin Gibbs. Second row: Bryan Jones, Darryl Carr, Kenny Sanders, Chuch Ford, Paul Fairburn, Ricky Torvance, Roy Lee Warford, Danny Lathers, Charles Gueary,Jeffrey Haynes. Third row: Randy McDonald, Micheal Caston, James Thompson, John Archie, Buckey Darden, Jeffrey Bell, Lavern Winding, Darden Brady, Pete Devilla, Chad Johnson, Greg Sullivan. Fourth row: Allen Wheeler, Scott Prisk, Don Taylor, Kenny Snake” Miller, Greg Cullom, Danny Monjure, Felton Sensley, Kenny Gilbert, Johnny McCray, Greg Jackson. Fifth row: Patrick Brown, Eric Willis, Dale Martin, Bryant Laird, Micheal Shropshive, C.A. Robinson, Milton Weathersby, Charlie Jarrell, Barry Hudson, Johnny Robinson, Kevin Winding. Sixth row: John Jackson, Joe Price, Darrin James, Coach Paul Dancsisin, Coach Larry Kinslow, Coach Buddy Bailey, Steve Waguespack, Jerry Dunaway, and Darren Estes. 1984 SOUTHWEST BEARS SCOREBOARD Southwest 37 Coahoma Southwest 7 Gulf Coast Southwest 23 Northeast Southwest 21 Hinds Southwest 0 Co-lin Southwest 35 Northwest Southwest 0 Jones Southwest (HC) 21 East Central Southwest 2 Pearl River Southwest 20 Holmes BEARS IN ACTION Wow! What a team! What a year! What do you know about football? For SMJC, it was a winning season, 6-4, the best in SEVEN years! Running fast, kicking hard, and practicing long hours surely paid off well for the team and the coaches. Coaches Kinslow, Bailey and Dancsisin showed us they could make bears out of our group, and SMJC bears they are. Along with the winning coaches and team, Bear spirit was at its peak, thanks to the cheerleaders, band, and bear supporters. Okay, group, now that football season’s over, let’s hit those books. Hey, freshmen, remember spring training’s just around the corner! Top left: Sophomore football players smile and pose for camera. Coach Kinslow paces nervously during a game. 60 POWER-TIME Beauties and the bears go together like honey in a bear’s paw. Whether it be a football workout or a practice for the cheerleaders, determination and excellence were the goals set by each group. Thanks to the coaches for putting together such a winning football team. Power-Time was felt by all everytime the bears hit the playing field and their opponents. Spirit scoring plays and high-screaming cheers were seen and heard at the home games, as well as at away games. Great year, Go SMJC bears!” Above left: Coach Bailey instructs football players in drills. Above right: Taking a break: After all that hard work we think you deserve one! Bottom right: Another one bites the dust! i 62 Above left: Double stunts always capture the crowd’s attention. Above right: A moment of victory. Left: Top: Shari Blalock, Cindy Jones, and Patty Havard Bottom: Dana Davis, Allyson Harrell, Stacy Brister, and Christi Finch. Homecoming Week: A Total Up-Roar! Of the many extra activities and events that come around, Homecoming was the most ex¬ travagant. A week of total up-roar and excitement start¬ ed out on Monday morning. The designing of displays, the rehearsing of the marching band, taking pictures of the homecoming court, even¬ ing gowns and all, made the whole student body feel extra special. Tuesday rolled around with everyone’s spirits flying high with pride. All were hoping that the team’s practice sessions would pay off with a victory Saturday night. A pep rally on Wednesday was extremely nec¬ essary during Homecoming week, and all were prepared for such. The totally uninhibited stu¬ dents were very welcome at this kind of spirit¬ raising event. Even Charlie the bear seemed to feel a little rambunctious in the cool autumn air. Everyone loves a bear, especially a Southwest bear. Who could forget Thursday with the home¬ coming dance? The excitement continued to build and the glamour of the whole week started to reach its climax as Saturday finally arrived. This day would be long remembered by all who attended the banquet to which all alumni and sophomores were welcomed. At this gala occa¬ sion, four alumni were inducted into the hall of fame. Their speeches recalled their love, loyalty, and contributions for which they held SMJC responsible. In the evening, at 7:00 the crowds poured in. The lovely maids and their escorts waited for the homecoming ceremony. The band began to play; each couple walked onto the field. The homecoming queen was crowned, and the big¬ gest football game of the season began with a total up roar. DISPLAYS OF HOMECOMING 1984 Along with the week of Homecoming activi¬ ties comes the decorating of displays. Each dis¬ play was designed, decorated, and displayed by the various organizations and departments of SMJC. For this year’s theme, ’Take a Look at us Now”, was chosen. With this in mind each com¬ mittee went to work and the results were as¬ tounding. This display was done by the sophomore class officers and represented the Math and Science Building. 66 67 . . . THAT’S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR . . . Seeing is believing and at SMJC, you don’t need glasses to see who your friends are. A place to set your cat and call home; a place to gather and chat during OPEN HOUSE; a smile and a peck on the cheek—SMJC, that’s what friends are for. Waiting for any male visitors? Time for a noon meal, Garfield? Checkers, anyone? i fi 68 69 70 I li Homecoming Dance: Record Hit The week of Homecoming is always special. It’s a time for showing your true school spirit, a time for a fabulous football game, the reuniting of alumni and a time for the homecoming dance. What a smash hit the homecoming dance was, complete with a bowl of punch, elegantly dressed faculty and student-body and the Top-Notch Show which provided music and lights. For those who attended, they jumped for Van Halen, saw a little Purple Rain”, and danced their little hearts and feet away. Remember football team, you guys got to stay out late. Oh wow,” until 12:00 midnight. Get down on it, get down on it! Swing time: cheek-to-cheek. A couple of couples. 71 72 I HOMECOMING It was like a cloak enshrouding the campus of Southwest. This feeling of victory persisted the entire week of homecoming. ’Take a look at us now” could not express the euphoria that had been building up within the students! The queen, Nancy Guy, and her court pro¬ vided a royal sparkle by highlighting the final homecoming festivities. Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guy of Ruth. Nancy at¬ tended North Pike High School where she was selected a campus favorite, most beautiful, and a member of the math and science team. She was elected vice-president of the Beta club, vice- president of the Student Council, and captain of the cheerleader squad. At SMJC Nancy was elected freshman maid and a campus beauty. She is a member of PTK and has served on the SMJC Azaela Court. Nancy is editor-in-chief of the 1985 Whispering Pines. Shari Audry Blalock is the Student Body Maid for 1984. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Blalock of Liberty. She is a member of annual staff and a football cheerleader at South¬ west. Margaret Shannon Graves, sophomore maid, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Graves of Tylertown. At SMJC Shannon is active on the tennis team, Touch of Class danceline, and was a stagehand dance last year. Sophomore maid Alison Laverne Mote is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mote of the Navilla community. At SMJC Alison is a mem¬ ber of the marching band, stage band, chorus, Dynamics, and SGA. She is also active in BSU, BSU council, and BSU ensemble. Allyson Leigh Harrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Harrell, is a freshman maid. She is from Gillsburg and attended Greensburg High School and Amite School Center. Miss Harrell was voted beauty, Campus Favorite, Friendliest, and football maid. She was a cheerleader and a member of FBLA. At SMJC Allyson is a cheer¬ leader. Lisa Carol Polk, also a freshman maid, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Polk of McComb. She is a member of the Touch of Class danceline at SMJC. The 1984 SMJC Football Maid is Patricia Ann Havard of Natchez. She is the daughter of Hilton and Dee Havard and Jonnie and William Dupry. She is a cheerleader at Southwest. (Left to right) Mr. Tyrone Harrell, Allyson Harrell, Freshman Maid; Mr. Paul Graves, Shannon Graves, Sophomore maid; Hilton Havard, Patty Havard, Football maid; Mr. Paul Guy, Nancy Guy, Queen; Mr. Bert Blalock, Shari Blalock, Student Body Maid; Mr. William Mote, Alison Mote, Sophomore Maid; Mr. Carroll Polk, Lisa Polk, Freshman maid; Juli Bus¬ by, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Busby, Flower Girl; Raynold Kinslow, son of Coach and Mrs. Larry Kinslow, crown bearer 73 You just can’t miss with a form like this. MEN’S BASKETBALL Quick moves, high-jumping scorers, and lots of athletic concentration helped the SMJC men’s basketball team to numerous wins during the 1984- 85 season. The sophomores added much ability as did the incoming freshmen to the plays of every game. Job well done, guys! You too, coaches! Up for another two points” 74 Somebody’s going to make a basket. ' James Brown looks for an open shot.” Front row left to right: Greg Marti n, Michael Picou, Ricky Williams, Kregg Green, Charles Osten, James Brown, Victor Greer; Back row: Coach Kermit Davis, Jr., Pat Garner, Mike Foy, James Allen, Sedrick Davis, Michael George, Mark Butler, Kevin Brady, Manager Jerry Conerly. Men’s Basketball The Southwest Men’s Basketball team has had a fruitful season. With the combination of an excellent new coaching staff of Kermit Davis, and cooperative players, points were easily scored on and off the court. For those dedicated fans who squirmed, screamed, and rooted for the home team, excitement reached its peak with every dunk of a basket. Right: Up that rim and put it in, and only for practice?” Below: I know dedicated fans when I see them.” Bottom: Say Holmes, out of my way. I’ve got another free throw.” BE A Year of Victories Who says a woman doesn’t work as hard as a man? Not a Lady Bear, for sure. These girls are tough and it showed in every game of the 1984- 85 basketball season. Whether they won or lost—determination, the hunger to win, and the try never lost its glory. In the whispers of success—cooperation, team-work, and sportsmanship are the final touches needed to undertake any endeavor—A Lady Bear knows. Below: Sharon stretches for the shot. Right: Daphne goes up for a lay-up! 78 Sophomore Lady Bears are Lori Monette, Sharon Felder, Linda Jackson, Dee Swearingen. Members of the Southwest Lady Bears include, front row: Shelia Carter, Cynthia Crawford, Sharon Felder, Linda Jackson, Dee Swearingen; back row: Priscilla Quin, Karen Tompkins, Karla Kaberlein, Debra Pounds, Edis Young, Lori Monette, and Coach Dennis Sims. Lady Bear Basketball The 1984-85 Lady Bears have had a great sea¬ son of basketball. Through the waiting for a new coach to the tournament times, these gals held- up strong. With the great coaching ability of Dennis Sims the ladies learned how to achieve points through professionalism and ability. Laura looks to throw the ball. Sharon Felder goes up for a shot! 80 81 I WHISPERS OF ACADEMICS Whispers of one’s own thoughts reflect the academics stressed at SMJC. These same whispers motivate and direct knowledge-hungry individuals upon their own road to success. For as it was written in Proverbs in the Living Bible: Teach a child to choose the right path, and when he is older, he will remain upon it. That is the sole purpose of SMJC and its dedicated faculty: to influence the never-ending quest for knowledge and excellence, to teach these principles and how to apply them practically, and to help understand and direct the world towards perpetual peace and prosperity. 82 Jan Aaron Arcell Addison Cori Albritton Tanya Allen Kenneth Barkman Mac Barrient Tiffany Beckette Rene Belsom Chuck Best Shari Blailock Shari Blalock Penny Boyte Darden Brady Jeff Brent Brenda Bridges Angie Brown Hugh Brown Jeff Brown Barbara Brumfield Calvin Brumfield Joel Brumfield Ricky Brumfield Kim Bullock Darryl Busbin Mark Butler Kathryn Byrd Cathy Cagle Naomi Carpenter Darryl Carr WHISPERS OF ... BEING A SOPHOMORE Kenny Carr Sheila Carr Robyn Carroll Sheryl Carruth Karen Case Elizabeth Casey Lisa Clark Rose Clark Allen Coleman Ronnie Coleman Jerry Conerly Amy Cook Cindy Cooper James Cooper Tonya Couey Alan Crawford Stewart Crawford Felicia Culotta Sue Daix Lisa Dalton Pete Davila Debbie Dewett Jennifer Dillon Michael Dillon Lance Donelly CJ. Dunaway Jerry Dunaway Vanessa Dunaway Sissy Durham 85 Sharon Harrell Kathy Harrell Janet Hall Nancy Guy Carla Griffin Barry Griffin Shannon Graves David Gill Kenneth Gilbert Trade Gerald Holly Gast Athelia Garrett Leah Fullerton Eric Fowler Stacy Felder Sharon Felder James Evans Michael Ervin Douglas Ervin Angela Ervin Daphne Harvey Cheryl Henkel Deonna Herring Linda Holmes Allen House 86 m James Kemp Chet Knippers Bryant Laird, Jr. Becky Lewis Sanjay Madnani Lisa Magee Mary Magee Stacy Magee Dale Martin Anthony May Parlean May Todd McKinley Kenneth Miller Jo Rene Milne Stacey Milton Betti Moak Lori Monette Daniel Mon jure Patricia Montgomery Joelene Morrow Alison Mote Mike Mulky Lesa Nobles James O’Quin Mitchell Parker Timothy Perkins Greg Perry Stacy Perry Tracy Phillips Michael Picou Lynn Pigott Sharon Powell i 87 Joe Price Dawn Punchard Susanne Quick Yolanda Quinn Joe Rawls Walter Reichelt Larry Robinson David Roberts Patty Roberts Wally Roberts Gary Rogers Felton Sensley Cliff Simmons Forrest Smith Jim Speaks Susan Spiller Robert Spillman Bob Stephenson Dee Swearingen Gwenda Tate Thomas Tate Harold Taylor Jeffrey Temple Bernice Tharp Madelyn Thompson Johnny Tillman Angie Tyrone Alice Varnado Polly Varnado Glory Vick John Weekley Linda Wells Chris Westbrook Allen Wheeler Lance Whittemore Chris Wilkinson Alan Williams Crystal Williams Darren Williams Jessie Williams Tammy Williams Debra Williamson Lisa Yoak Jeanette Young 88 F I Stacy Milton, did you hear a good whisper? 89 THE WHISPERS OF FRESHMAN LIFE Valerie Joseph, left, and Lane Wilson must have secrets to share. Peggy Abraham Barbara Abram Jim Albritton Angela Alexander Paulette Alexander Ty Alexander Jennifer Alford Kimberly Alford Lurlene Allen Roy Allen Peter J. Alleman Dennis Allmand Tracy Allred Veronica Anderson Sammie Anderson Amy Ard Beulah Ard Walter Aucoin Henry Baleste Valerie Ball Mylois Banks Rene Bankston Tammy Barron Wiley Barron Kay Barton 90 Helen Bates Sheena Bates John Batte JoJo Baughtman Denise Beasley Inez Bedgood Jeffery Bell Jim Bell Linda Belson Alan Bigford Mike Blades Carla Blalock Easter Bonds Kelly Bourgeois Kathy Bowling Sandra Browders Allen Brown Gloria Brown Jimmy Brown Patrick Brown Rachel Brown Lucretia Brumfield Melanie Brumfield Randall Brumfield Sylvia Brumfield Charles Buie Ramona Buitt Moncia Burns Sheila Burns Gary Butler 91 Pamela Butler Patricia Byrd Robin Byrd Hazel Cain Greg Callender Michael Campbell Peter Cannizzaro Salvador Cannizzaro Scott Carnegie Kim Carr Linda Carr Todd Carruth Gale Carter Shelia Carter Michael Caston Lora Chase Amy Coker Larry Compton Benita Coney Lady Conn Roy Conrad Charles Cooper Lori Cooper Lillie Carmical Jill Cowart Stanley Cox Michael Culpepper Jeff Crain Kenneth Crain Theresa Crain Doris Creecy G ail Crump Greg Cullom Bucky Darden Barbara Davis Brenda Davis Cedric Davis Dana Davis Joey Dawson Cherry Day Keith Deer Janis Delp Jennifer Gayden Bill Dillon Darrel Dixon 92 -■ wmmm Michael Dominick Janet Dooley Joan Dooley Mary Dorsey Laura Douglas Julia Dunaway Mary Dunaway Patricia Duncan Jack Dunn Neal Edmonds Theresa Edwards Artimease Ellzey Dylea Esch Darrin Estes Michelle Ernest Chris Etlheridge Paul Fairburn Jacqueline Faust Charles Felder Rodney Felder Christi Finch Jo Lesia Fitzgerald Rachael Floyd Chip Flynt Chuck Ford Pamela Forrest Phyllis Forrest Virginia Foster Joy Freeman Deborah Garner Duke Gennusa Brad Giacone Gerald Giardina Robin Gibbs Patricia Gordon Randy Gordon Victor Grayer Darryl Grayson Thomas Greer William Greer Laura Griffin Charles Gueary Michael Gunnell Clay Guy Bridget Hackett I I 93 Which way did he go, Charles?” Clark Hale Eric Hall Curtis Holliday Stephen Ham Eula Handy Allyson L. Harrell Kenny Harris Buddy Harvey Teresa Harvey Mark Havard Patty Havard Terri Havard Jeffery Haynes Wayne Heap Sandi Herring Sonya Hess Evan Hightower Bruce Hill Robbie Hodges Darlene Holmes Mark Holmes Sandra Holmes Wandara Holmes Scott Honea Shelia Hood 94 Steve Hux David Jackson Edna Jackson Gregory Jackson Lora Jackson Scott Jackson Sondra Jackson Tanya Jackson Tim Jackson Wanda Jackson Darrin James Jeffrey James Charlie Jarrell, Jr. Kenneth John Chad Johnson Ric Johnson Willie Johnson Tommy Johnston Cindy Jones Valerie Joseph Karla Kaberlein Judith Kennedy Angela Kirkland Randy Knight Brett Laird 95 Clarence Lipscomb Steve Lockwood Judith Lofton Steve Lott Michael Lowery Chuck Magee Hope Magee Monica Magee Angela Mahaffey Deborah Martin Melanie Martin Robert Martin Sharon Martin James May Elnora May Wanda McAllister Canmem McCall Jerry McCormick, Jr. Annie McCray Wes McFee Ruthie McGhee Vanessa McGhee Gwen McKenzie Kathy McKenzie Tommy McKenzie Doug McKinley Jenea McManus Valaire Merriweather Patrick McRaney Susan Miller Allan Misner Carla Moak Melissa Moak Susan Moak Tracie Montgomery Deborah Morgan Eric Morris David Morrison Gina Nations Donna Neyland Marie Nobles Gene Nunnery Michael Nunnery Craig Oliphant Tina Oxholm 96 Philip Parker Lenzyletta Patterson Cynthia Peacock Paul Picard Paige Pigott Terry Pigott Anita Pittman Wanda Pittman Lisa Polk Donna Pomes Betty Prater Scott Prisk Priscilla Quinn Victoria Quinn Trenesi Ramsey Charlotte Ravencraft Connie Rawls Karen Rawls Alice Ray Diana Reese Marianne Rhodus Nancy Richardson Angela Riles Samantha Riles Tim Roberts Audrey Robinson Betty Robinson Cartiiiius Robinson Johnny Robinson Clyde Ross Jimmy Ross James Rushing Mack Rushing Sharon Rushing Barbara Russ Suzonne Samuels Kenny Sanders Sheila Sanders Rodney Sanford Stacy Schilling Lisa Shneider Robert Seal, Jr. Stephanie Seale Michael Shappley Sandra Sharp 97 Anthony Short Michael Shropshire Chante Sibley Angie Simmons Barbara Simmons Nellie Simmons Kathy Sirchia Debbie Sistrunk Alisa Smith Cynthia Smith Dane Smith, Jr. Debby Smith Earlean Smith Hiram Smith Kelly Smith Michael Smith Cheryla Sosa Ruben Sosa Penny Spears Anthony Spillman Lisa Statham Barbara Sterling Billy Stewart Debbie Stewart Emma Stewart 98 John Stewart Linda Stewart Marvin Stewart Steve Stewart Ginger Stogner Jim Stone Anthony Stover Kellie Stringer Greg Sullivan Robin Sullivan Dana Swinney Jeffrey Tanksley Jonalyn Tatum Donald Taylor Chris Thomas Tracy Torrance Pam Trout Tammy Tyner Gloria Van Norman Audrey Varnado Lance Varnado Bertha Vaughn Jeffery Veal Johnnie Vick Terry Vick Vikki Vince Tonya Vo well Steven Wagwespack Nona Walker Tammye Wallace 99 Brent Wall Betsy Warren Donald Warren Todd Watts Milton Weathersby Fredrick Weatherspoon Nikita Weatherspoon Elizabeth Wells Jay Wells Kevin B. Wells Cindy Weasley Joanna Westbrook Nora Westbrook Ty Whatley Jacquelyn White Sandra White Randall Whitehead Lisa Whitmer Janice Whittington Troy Whittington Kenneth Wicker Randall Wicker Robert Wilkinson Rosa Williams Erik Willis Lance Wilson Kelvin Winding Lavern Winding Alisha Yarborough Eddis Young Myrtis Young Tracy Young Stephen McKay Dominick Buccola (Top left) Carla Moak working on the yearbook. (Above) Michael Shappley looks relieved to get through with his demonstration speech. (Middle) Which one of these books is it?” 101 English Department A lemon a day helps keep failing grade points away—have you squeezed your lemon to¬ day?”—anonymous. Ask about any freshman or sophomore about the English department at S.M.J.C. and you’ll probably get a lemon thrown at you. Carrying around and writing about a lemon is just one of the requirements of one of the English profes¬ sors at Southwest, Mrs. Craig. English and literature professors require in- depth research and these activities help students appreciate and understand the fine art of gram¬ mar and an old-world, as well as contemporary literature. Top: Ty Whatley and his best friend—a lemon! Right: Mrs. Craig’s students write a theme on their experiences with their lemons. 102 103 SCIENCE The W.S. Bryan Mathematics-Science Com¬ plex was built in 1969 along the west bank of Bear Lake. This facility houses five laboratories; two biology laboratories; a hundred-student ca¬ pacity master lecture auditorium and an audio¬ tutorial laboratory. Most of the science courses are taught in this building. Here is where the basic complexities of Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Micro-Biology, and Organic Chemistry are explained, examined, and tested. Top: Dr. Burrows helps a student with biology. Above: Mrs. King helps Stewart with Chemistry. Right: Stewart Crawford smiles in Chemistry? 104 MATH Sharing the Bryan Complex with the sciences is that of numerous mathematics courses. Here one would find Mr. Turner explaining Trigo¬ nometry problems, or Mr. Calhoun analyzing Calculus equations. Other Math courses include Algebra, Real Numbers, and Business Math. These courses are also taught in various other buildings on the SMJC campus. 105 LIBRARY The Library-Learning Resources Center, opened in the fall of 1977 to provide a book collection for all curricula-academic, vocational, and technical. With its approximately 30, 300 volumes, some 2,033 non-print items and 134 periodical subscriptions, it houses the main sources of recreational and informative material for the students and faculty of SMJC. Along with its book, filmstrip, and video tape collection, the famed Mississippi Room, a work room, a carrel room, a media control room, a media classroom, a typing room, a microfilm room, and several study rooms are available and open to all the student body. Right: Madelyn Thompson takes time from studies to smile for the camera. Below: Spencer Camel, right, ETV coordina¬ tor, visits with Mr. Jones and Mrs. Young. Bottom right: Students from area high schools use the Library-Learning Resources Center for study and research. 106 HISTORY In an attempt to predict our future, we must learn and try to understand our past.”—annoy- mous Careful analysis through lectures, research, and reports enables the students of SMJC to become extremely aware and familiar with the history of our world and of the civilizations, past and present. Left: Miriam Gibson, from MS ETV, discusses one of her programs with Mrs. Holmes. Above: Walter Reichelt and Yvonne Fegan study notes for government. 107 BLOOD DRIVE The fall semester blood drive on October 22 was a complete success. Seventy-four pints of plasma were extracted from volunteers consist¬ ing of SMJC students and staff. As an incentive to donate the much-needed blood, free head- bands and chances to win a door prize were given out. When all was over, a drafting student of McComb walked off with the prize of an AM two-band stereo-radio cassette player. Another blood drive was held during the spring semester. Along with the prizes awarded, each donor received a card which entitled the donor’s immediate family and himself coverage for six months of unlimited blood if needed in case of an accident. A pint of blood isn’t much to give up—it may save a life. Top left: Hiram Smith, the winner of the Walkman radio given away during the blood drive, smiles as he poses with Kelly and Dawn. Above: Nona, a nursing student, watches as she gives blood. Right: Just relax; it won’t hurt at all. 108 Cosmetology The cosmetology program at S.M.J.C. is ap¬ proved by the State Board of Cosmetology. The chief purpose of this course is to train hair de¬ signers with the abilities to became proficient as a cosmetology. Demonstrations, practice on mannequins, and beginning practice on fellow students provides practical experiences to each student. Professional ethics, good-grooming, visual poise, personality development, hairstyling, chemistry, and salon management are several other courses to which the students of cosme¬ tology are introduced . V, - Above: Robert Spillman gets his curls cut off. 110 Music Department The S.M.J.C. band is composed of all quali¬ fied students who wish to participate, and is maintained to furnish music for athletic events, student activities, and various community events. This is just one of the many branches of the S.M.J.C. music department. Courses in music history bring students a greater understanding and appreciation of the master works through study of the composers and their place in history by means of illustrated lectures and recorded music, as well as those that emphasize scales, techniques, and literature for instruments. Students may also take advantage of such courses designed for professional training in voice and piano. Left: Mr. Whit is excited about the stage band show. Below: Smile for a song! SHOW 28 FI ML M ic I VO-TECH The Vocational-Technical department is one of the best equipped facilities of its kind in the state. It offers students educational opportuni¬ ties by which they may gain knowledge. This in turn strengthens their capabilities within the work force of skilled craftsmen. Such courses include that of Technical Data Processing, Law Enforcement, Marketing, Mer¬ chandising and Management Development, and Secretarial Training. Within the Vocational education spectrum of SMJC, automotive mechanics, building trades, cosmetology, diesel mechanics, heating, refrig¬ eration and air conditioning, industrial electric¬ ity-electronics, machine shop, practical nursing, rotary drilling, vocational drafting, secretarial training, and welding prepare students for qual¬ ity positions within the real world by using pro¬ cedures to instill theories and practices. I 112 I 113 The Whispers of . . . being a leader and a supporter. These administrators help guide a student to a goal. They teach when needed, supervise student activities, and participate in public relations programs. They also set up short-term courses for non-traditional students and manage the financial matters of the college. The Voice of Southwest Mr. Horace Carruth Holmes has been a familiar figure at Southwest Mississippi Junior College for more than thirty-one years as of June 30, 1984. Through the years he has climbed the ladder of success from the positions of instructor, basketball coach, Dean of Men, Dean of Instruction, Vice-Presi¬ dent of the institution to his present position as President of SMJC. President Holmes was born in Belden, Mississippi. His education includes an AA degree from Jones Junior College, a B.S. and a M.A. degree from the University of Sou thern Mississippi. He studied also at Mississippi State University. This sensitive and fun-loving man is a deacon at the First Baptist Church in Summit, a former Lions Club member, and a U.G.F. representative. He is a devoted family man which anyone would acknowledge after one look at his home life which includes his lovely wife, LeFay McLelland Holmes, and two adult sons. President Holmes also has one precious granddaughter, Kathryn Miley Holmes. President Holmes has stated that his favorite sports are base¬ ball, basketball, and football; these however, are stated in no preferential order. President Holmes stated, Our student body is made up of a very heterogeneous group, bringing divergent interests and needs, as well as educational backgrounds to this campus. I personally feel we have the finest group of students to be found on any college campus in the United States.” And though President Holmes may appear at times to be all-business, his person¬ able style comes through when he meets students on campus and calls almost ev¬ eryone by first name. i 117 Dean of Instruction, Registrar Mr. Charles R. Breeland is the chief academic officer, who has the task of coordinating the academic programs of the college with general regulations and policies, giving him the title of the Dean of Instruction. As registrar also he keeps and updates all records of SMJC students several times a year. Dean Breeland is an alumnus of SMJC and has a B.S. and a M. Ed. degree from the Universi¬ ty of Southern Mississippi. He is a member of the First Baptist Church in Summit and is secre¬ tary of the Summit Rotary Club. Some interesting whispers about Dean Bree¬ land are of his fondness for ice hockey, farming, collecting stamps and coins, and the solitary art of reading. Southwest is a great college,” Dean Breeland stated, It has a rich tradition of being concerned with students, and of providing quality educa¬ tion, and of fostering personal development.” Dean of Students Dean Jerry Reid first came to the office of the Dean of Students at SMJC in 1969. His previous experiences equipped him for the job of overseeing all student activities since he was principal and coach of football, basketball, and baseball at Run- nelstown High School in Runnelstown, Mississippi. He earned the B.S. and M.Ed. from the University of Southern Mississippi. Dean Reid and his family attend the Summit United Method¬ ist Church. He is a member of the Lions Club. Other activities and hobbies in which Dean Reid actively participates include fishing and hunting. His favorite sports are football, basketball, and baseball. Being an alumnus of SMJC, Dean Reid believes that the students at Southwest are mature and well adjusted. Most of the students are interested in getting a good education. SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI JR. COLLEGE SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI name Dean Jerry C. Reid ss 000- TOO- 00D0 STATUS FT 13 ptD 1 Year [2 I a 0 1st. 2nd. Sum. NOT TRANSFERABLE 119 Since 1968 the campus of SMJC has had the pleasure of working with Mr. William A. Quin. He is the Business Manager for the institution. As an important member of the Administrative offices, Mr. Quin is responsible for all funds received and expended; is the custodian of the entire fiscal plan; supervisor of all employees and auxiliary units of SMJC. He also has the important role of assisting President Holmes with the institutional budget and in the recruiting of new students. Mr. Quin is a native Pike countian who enjoys fishing, hunting, and attending the sporting events in which his children participate. He also enjoys the great-American sport of football in his leisure time. Being an alumnus of SMJC, Mr. Quin stated that through the years, each group of students is better than students and easier to work with than (those of) the years before. 120 Officials celebrating the completion of eight months of sawfiling training for Crown Zellerbach’s McComb Wood Products plant are from left: Paul Hollway, Crown’s local human resources director; Elwyn Wheat, associate state superintendent of vocational education; K.L. Simmons, director of vocational technical education at SMJC; SMJC president Horace Holmes; Johnny Tynes, a state vocational supervisor and Travis Cliett, assistant state di¬ rector of vocational education. For the past eighteen years Mr. K.L. Simmons has been connected with SMJC. He is the Director of the Vocational-Technical Education and is directly responsible for the total operation of the division of the vocation¬ al-technical education. Mr. Simmons’ previous positions at SMJC have been that of instructor of Auto-Mechanics and welding and drafting. Before that he worked for the W.L. Summer Co. in Brookhaven, Mississippi. Mr. Simmons attended the University of Southern Mississippi where he received his B.S. degree and did his graduate studies. He is a member of the Crystal Springs Baptist Church in Tylertown, Mississippi, a former member of the Rotary Club and a former leader of the Boy Scouts of America. He enjoys hunting and football in his leisure time, which he shares with his son and daughter. As for Mr. Simmons’ feelings about the students of SMJC, he stated, I feel that we have very high quality, very dedicated students at SMJC with sincere desires to obtain higher education.” 121 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Charged with the responsiblity of overseeing the implementation of policy set by law, and of serving on various committees, the fifteen- member board of trustees meets monthly, faithfully discharging its duties. Members of the board are appointed by the board of supervisors in each tax-supporting county of the junior college district: Pike, Amite, and Walthall. Included on the board are the superintendents of education from each of the three counties. 122 123 124 I 125 Brenda Alford Secretary, Financial Aid Mary Brewer English and Speech Rebecca Brumfield Nursing Buddy Bailey Assistant football coach, Physical Education Cecelia Brister Secretary, Instructor William S. Bryan Science and Mathematics Division Robin Barr Secretary, Associate Degree Nursing Dub Brock Art Robert Burrows Biological Science 126 Teresa Coon Nursing Judy Davis Secretary, Business Office Betty Fulgham Nursing Mildred Craig English and Journalism Beverly Dunaway Secretary, Registrar s Office Tommye Lou Grenn Medical Records Paul Dancsisin Assistant football coach and History Danny Esch Diesel Mechanics Mary Guy Chemistry Mary Ann Henriques Nursing Sheryl Jagers Computer Specialist William Johnson Chairperson, Humanities Division Kathy Ivey Secretary Ronnie James Military Science Betty Johnson Director, Counseling Center Floyce Jones Student Union Hostess John Jones Library 128 Joseph Juneau Rotary Drilling Larry Kinslow Head football coach, Physical Education Carruth Lenoir Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Cletus Magee Law Enforcement Nelda Miller JTPA Clerk Virginia Marcus Secretary James McCafferty Helen McCaffrey Bookstore Manager Samuel McKinney Social Studies 129 - , m Jack Moak We;ding Edward Murrell Drafting, Graphics Jerry Reid Dean of Students Harry Sibley Industrial Electricity Bobby Rhodus Machine Shop Glenn Shoemake Assistant Director of Vo-tech Eugene Price Music James Rushing Vocational Counselor Debra Strong Nursing 130 Patricia Smith Girls’ Dorm Matron Mary Thornton Nursing Lou Weekley Assistant Librarian Ray Taylor Auto Mechanics John Thomas Vocational Counselor Justine Toney Girls’ Dorm Matron Kaye Turner Vocational Secretary Sue White Business, Economics Helen Whittington Nursing 131 Shelton Whittington Music Jeanne Williams English Joe Williams Data Processing Becky Wilson Nursing Jo Ann Young Librarian Ramona Young Nursing Mrs. Justine Toney is the women’s residence hall hostess. Southwest instructors attend UMC Premedical-Predental Advisors Conference. Pictured from left, Mary Guy, chemistry instructor; center right, Robert Burrows, biology instructor at SMJC. Pictured also are Dr. Jerry Reed of Mississippi State University and Dr. Billy Bishop, far right, director of student services and records at the Medical Center. 132 Accounting instructor Cecelia Brister pauses at the desk of Janice Whittington to answer her question. Kathy Ivey, secretary to President Holmes, works also in the business office. Bottom left; Sam McKinney checks his notes before a history lecture. Bottom right; Shelton Whittington directing the stage band before its final show last spring. 133 Top left: Football Coach Paul Dancsisin makes a point to his players. To his right is player Daryl Carr. Above: William S. Bryan, organic chemistry instructor, and formerly full-time general chemistry and organic instructor, as well as chairman of the Science and Mathematics Division, displays a plaque of appreciation and commendation from the Chemical Manufacturers’ Association. Bottom left: Physics Instructor James Turner and student Roger Crain stop for a moment to observe something going on in the lab. Below: Brenda Alford of the Financial Aid Office apparently has more on her mind than checking work-study cards. 134 F Above: Whatever Librarian Jo Ann Young saw must have been terrifying. Perhaps it was simply a student who returned a long-overdue book. Middle left: Mrs. Floyce Jones, who has no mail to put up on Homecoming Day, spends a while with little David Dancsisin, son of Coach and Mrs. Paul Dancsisin. Bottom left: Mrs. Lou Weekly, assistant librarian, finds checking overdue books not so bad. Bottom right: Mrs. Patricia Smith, a hostess of the Women’s residence hall, offers smiles freely. 135 Coaches Larry Kinslow (left) and Buddy Bailey get a little unscheduled exercise as they beat it out of the rain. (Below) Mrs. Mildred Craig reaching out and touching someone with AT T. (Right) Reading specialist, Mrs. Nancy Holmes, always presents an interesting library of materials for students to enjoy. 136 (Left) Mrs. Virginia Marcus, secretary in business office, finds time out of her busy schedule to attend night class. (Below) Counselor John Thomas of the Vo-Tech department working on those dreaded monthly reports. (Middle) Coach Dancsisin and his son, David, pass the evening away in the Student Union with the students at SMJC. (Bottom left) Diesel Mechanics Instructor, Danny Esch, talks with the assistant vo-tech director, Glenn Shoemake and drafting instructor, Ed Murrell. (Bottom right) Mrs. Tommye Lou Grenn supervises a program of training in medical records. 137 138 (Top left) Glenn Shoemake, Assistant Vo-Tech Director, seems ready to get to work. (Top right) Mrs. Beverly Dunaway finds it easy to put a student’s schedule in the computer—as well as to get it out. (Middle left) Cheryl McKinley serves as secretary in the Library Learning Resources Center. (Middle right) Someone in Mrs. Jeanne Williams’ composition class must have made a humorous comment. ! (Bottom right) Samuel M. McKinney teaches Social Studies. 139 WHISPERS OF THE LONG ARM OF THE LAW The security at Southwest is very important. The dedicated men who make up this force take their jobs seriously. These men take great pride in their work which shows in the quality of work produced. Every right and rule is taken into consideration with each student. Southwest Mississippi Junior College takes pride in its security force. - (Above) Cletus Magee finds time out from his job for a little exercise. (Below) Cletus Magee and James Brady are the law enforcers at SMJC. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Steady as they go on their way to the cafeteria lines, they serve with a smile. They are the cafeteria personnel. As important members of this institu¬ tion’s auxiliary unit, they prepare the nutritious meals we devour each day. A dedicated team they are—full of pride with a devotion to service with a smile. The lady behind all this is our experienced dieti¬ cian, MRS. EDNA POPE. Cafeteria workers are: Odell Houston, Martha Young, Leola Gordon, Mary Robinson, Barbara Quin, Sylvia Brown, Lee Gat¬ lin, Carrie Sue Allan, Lena Jacobs, Jo Baker, Ava Albritton, Janie Magee, Annie Pearl Jackson, Andrew Woods, Rose Crosley, Quin McDonell, and Faye Stockton. Top: Is that toast all yours? Middle: Smile, you’re on candid camera! Bottom: Roll, roll, roll your chicken. 142 f 9 1 P r Don’t take my picture! I forgot to brush my hair. Left: Cleaning the tables is a job after any meal. A little of this and add a little of that mm 143 Whispers of the Maintenance Crew and Custodial Crew Southwest Mississippi Junior College is well taken care of by its maintenance crew and custodial crew. These two crews of very hardworking men and women get little recognition for the work that . ' t ' m i 11 i • ii w i i (Left bottom) Robert Felder and Lonnie Crossley are janitors they do. they are the ones who keep everything running smoothly on campus. When most people leave for the day, these men start working. We would like to take this time to say thank you to the (Right bottom) Hewitt McCullough and Loyd Knippers oil maintenance and custodial crews. the broken pieces and put them back together here at SMJC. 144 Thelma Spurlock helps in keeping the campus and buildings beautiful. (Right) Ike Barnes does janitor work and also cares for the mascot Charlie bear. 145 A Sibilant Sound of Flowers Beautification and the preservation of the campus of SMJC is in constant progress. The planting of fresh-living flowers around the flag pole has been one endeavor that blossomed this year. In presenting a neat and clean appearance of the student body and the campus, SMJC will only draw more attention to the fact that it is one of the better institutions within the United States. Top right: Students look at hard-working Hugh! Above: Gina Nations enjoyed planting flowers. Bottom right: Sharon Rushing searches for her roots! 146 V Left: Jim Stone and Carla Moak will do anything to get their picture in the yearbook. Carla even got her hands dirty!!! Above: Kathy times the planting process. 147 Closing Whispers My Final Thanks r When an old classmate asks another, “Do you remember when we beat Pearl River our sopho¬ more year? We blew them away!” Then an argu¬ ment ensues because the other classmate thinks that Pear River beat us that year. I hope that the classmates will grab this annual, and it will serve as a record to settle the argument and to record their good times at SMJC during the 1984-85 school year. This annual is the product of many hours of hard work by many people. I would like to thank all of those people who made this annual possi¬ ble. First of all, I would like to thank my advisers Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Johnson, for without that extra push they gave me, deadlines may not have been met. I would especially like to thank my assistant editor Tammy Williams, who helped shoulder the responsibility for the annual. How could I forget Jim! Jim Albritton did not know what he was getting into when he stepped into the first annual meeting. Although I did not know Jim, I recognized talent and definitely kept him busy. Even after all the work and the long nights at school before a shipment, Jim never complained. He just gave me one of those smiles and whispered, “You owe me one, Nancy!” Ac¬ tually I owe Jim a million. Thanks again, Jim, for the hard work and also for becoming a true close friend. Many other students were important in the making of this yearbook. I always could count on typing from Carla Moak. She is lucky that I didn’t ask her to type this, but something has to be a surprise. Others who helped in typing were Penny Boyte and Kelly Bourgeois. I’d also like to thank Dawn Punchard and Mary Levins. They did every assorted task, whether it was copy or layout design, that I assigned them. I give a special thanks to Naomi Carpenter, who used her creative talent in writing most of the copy of this annual. I hope that she won’t compare my writing to hers—there is no comparison! Other working members of the staff include Stacy Milton, Tina Oxholm, Allen Brown, and Terry Pigott. Thanks to each of you members for your con¬ tributions to this yearbook. Last, but definitely not least, I’d like to thank Robert Spillman, Bill Greer, and Jeff Temple. They were always on the scene when the campus action took place. They never complained about late nights in the darkroom or having to skip a date to take last minute pictures. A special thanks goes to my suitemates—Sharon Martin, Sheila Burris, and Robin Sullivan—who put up with me during the months of designing this yearbook. At times I was not the easiest person to be around, but they always managed to make me smile and encouraged me to work harder to finish this yearbook. Also I’d like to thank them for the help they gave me in drawing layouts, both in the room and at Kenna Hall. I would also like to thank my family. They were the ones who had to hear my complaints and moans every day. Instead of letting my attitude depress them, they would just listen, understand me, then change my outlook to hopefulness. Thanks again, and I love you. I hope when you, my classmates, look through this book, you will hear all the whispers of the memories of a terrific school year—1984-85! My Love and Thanks, Nancy Guy As the 1984 school year draws to a close and summer is on its way, I hope you will take this book of whispers down and peek at it. This peek will be only the beginning of refreshing your memories of the 1984-’85 school year at Southwest Mississippi Junior College; in the years to come the book will be progressively more meaningful. In preparing this yearbook Nancy and I have tried to select pictures and copy that would reflect the year and be of most interest to the faculty, staff, and student body. To all the people who have helped us I would like to say Thank you . I would like to express a special thanks to Naomi, Dawn, Kellie, Jim, and Carla for all their help throughout the agony and ecstasy” in the prepara¬ tion of this book of memories for you. I would also like to thank the photographers, Robert, Bill, and Jeff, for their help and patience. Also, thanks, Robert, for your work of encouragement when it seemed I was totally exasperated. I hope you enjoy this book of whispers as much as I have enjoyed having a part in preparing it for you. Tammy Williams Assistant editor 151 The 1984 presidential election started nearly two years ago when Walter Mondale began his long and historic run for the White House. Wal¬ ter Mondale was the early favorite to receive the Democratic nomination for president, but was unexpectedly defeated in the New Hampshire primary by Colorado Senator Gary Hart. Mon¬ dale and eight other candidates including Hart, Jackson, Hollings, Cranston. Glen, McGovern and Askew fought out their differences in a se¬ ries of debates and primaries across the country resulting in Walter Mondale’s clinching the nomination. Meanwhile the Republicans confi¬ dently knew that Ronald Reagan would be their nominee. As the Democratic Convention ap¬ proached, Mondale began interviewing candi¬ dates for Vice-President and just before the con¬ vention began he announced his historic choice of Congresswoman Geraldine Ferraro, the first woman to run for national office. After the eu¬ phoria of the Democratic Convention, Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro surpassed Ron¬ ald Reagan and George Bush in the polls. Later in August at the Republican Convention in Dal¬ las, President Reagan and George Bush were unanimously renominated. The issues in the ’84 race ranged from Walter Mondale’s deficit reduction program including his promise to raise taxes on the rich and big corporations to the constitutional issue of reli¬ gion in politics. Congresswoman Ferraro was attacked for her pro-choice stand on abortion and for questions concerning her tax status. President Reagan was blamed for not achieving an arms control agreement with the Soviet Union and for his Star Wars missile defense program which proposed putting defensive mis¬ siles in space. The candidates agreed on three televised de¬ bates—two presidential debates and one vice- presidential debate between George Bush and Geraldine Ferraro. After the Republican conven¬ tion, polls constantly showed Mondale-Ferraro behind Reagan-Bush by large percentages. Mon¬ dale and Ferraro had to do well in the debates to have any chance of taking the White House. The first presidential debate took place in Kansas City and the consensus was that Mondale won the debate. As a result of the first debate, ques¬ tions arose over whether President Reagan was too old to govern the country. The Mondale- Ferraro ticket picked up momentum as a result of the first debate. The vice-presidential debate took place in Philadelphia and most people thought it ended in a tie between Bush and Ferraro. In the second presidential debate, Presi¬ dent Reagan faired much better and as a result was perceived to have won. During the last two weeks of the campaign, polls showed President Reagan in command of an overwhelming lead. However, Walter Mon¬ dale and Geraldine Ferraro began attracting huge crowds. The predicted Reagan landslide came about on election day, November 6. Ron¬ ald Wilson Reagan won the biggest electoral college victory in history. President Reagan and George Bush had 525 electoral votes or 49 states to Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro’s 13 votes coming from Minnesota and the District of Columbia. The popular vote was Reagan- Bush 53,428,357 or 5996 to Mondale-Ferraro’s 36,930,923 or 41% of the vote. The Reagan landslide didn’t provide very long coattails for Congressional and Senatorial candi¬ dates. In Mississippi ' s fourth district, Democrat¬ ic Congressman Wayne Dowdy retained his seat. His opponent was David Armstrong. The Mis¬ sissippi Senate race pitted popular former Demo¬ cratic Governor William Winter against popular Republican Senator Thad Cochran. Winter lost his bid for Cochran’s Senate seat. Mississippi was by no means ignored by the national candidates. Walter Mondale and Geral¬ dine Ferraro began their campaign for the presi¬ dency in front of the Governor’s Mansion in Jackson. President Reagan held a huge rally on the Gulf Coast and Vice-President Bush came to Natchez in support of Congressional candidate David Armstrong. Jesse Jackson spent a lot of time in Mississippi encouraging unregistered blacks to register and to vote. Despite the Mon¬ dale-Ferraro and Jackson effort, the states elec¬ toral votes went for President Reagan. The Southwest Mississippi Junior College stu¬ dent body also got into the political act. The campus was decked out with political posters and bumper stickers. Every student had his own strongly felt views on where the country was and where we should be taking it. You only had to mention the name Reagan or Mondale and you were assured of getting ail sorts of reactions from hate to love and surprisingly enough, very little apathy. 152 —On June 6,1984, the world observed the 40th Anniversa¬ ry of the D-Day invasion. President Reagan, in London attending an economic conference, and many veterans of World War II traveled to France in commemoration of D- Day. —The Statue of Liberty was closed this year so that much needed repairs could be performed on her interior and exteri¬ or. The Statue will be reopened in 1986—on her 100th anni¬ versary. —The worst mass murder in U.S. history took place this year in San Ysidro, California. James Huberty, a 41-year-old man described as a gun nut walked into a McDonald ' s restaurant carrying a 9-MM Uzi semiautomatic rifle, a 12- gauge slide-action shotgun and a 9 MM semiautomatic pis¬ tol. He told the patrons to get down on the floor or he would kill somebody. They did as he said but he then opened Fire and killed 21 people. The shooting was over in five minutes as the screams of children died out. Seventy-Five minutes after Huberty started shooting, a SWAT-team marksman shot him dead. The McDonald’s corporation contributed one million dollars to the survivors and the San Ysidro McDonald ' s was torn down. The land was donated as a park but the question of why Huberty decided to kill remains unknown. —John DeLorean was acquitted by a federal jury in Los Angeles of conspiracy to deal in cocaine. His trial raised serious questions about the legitimacy of the governments use of sting” operations. —Vanessa Williams, the First black Miss America, lost her title and her crown this year after nude photographs of her were published in Penthouse Magazine. Her successor was Suzette Charles, also black. Vanessa Williams was the first Miss America to lose her crown in pageant history. —This year we saw the completion of the Vietnam War Memorial. A statue of three soldiers was added in sight of the long black granite wall which holds the names of the Viet¬ nam dead. —Margaret Thatcher, her cabient, and her conservative party were the targets of a Irish Republican Army bomb placed in Brightons Grand Hotel in England. The British conservative party was holding its annual convention when the bomb blast ripped through the hotel. Prime Minister Thatcher escaped unharmed but 38 others were injured or killed. England once again was forced to face the reality of Irish terrorism. —American and foreign television broadcasted pictures on the tragic famine in Ethiopia and as a result Americans and people from around the world sent huge amounts of aid to help starving Ethiopians. The extent of the famine in Africa is incomprehensible. Foreign aid has had a hard time getting to the starving people because of the remoteness of Africa, The aid was too little, too late for the millions who have already died in the African desert. It hasn’t rained in parts of Africa for years and the situation doesn ' t appear to be getting better. Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was brutally shot to death as she walked to her ofFice in New Delhi by two of her personal guards. The guards were sikhs and they appar¬ ently shot her because she had earlier ordered an attack on their sacred temple. Her assassination divided India pitting sikhs against Hindus which caused bloody battles in the streets of India. Dignitaries from around the world attended her funeral. Her body was cremated on T. V. before a national audience. The assassination of Prime Minister Gandhi was but another in a long string of assassinations which have taken the world by surprise, shock and outrage. Indira Gand¬ hi’s son took her post as Indian Prime Minister. —On October 26, in Loma Linda, California, at the Loma Linda Medical Center a tiny baby known only as Baby Fae underwent the most successful animal heart transplant in history. Baby Fae was born with an underdeveloped heart. Her only chance for life revolved around the transplat of a baboon heart because at the time a human heart wasn ' t available for transplant. After careful consideration, her mother agreed and the transplant took place.. Baby Fae captured the love and imagination of the world during her 21 day life. With the animal heart, Baby Fae had a life expectan¬ cy of 21 years but instead she lived only 21 days. Controversy arose because the transplant involved an animal heart. Ani¬ mal rights groups protested as well as others who said it was experimentation at the cost of Baby Fae, Baby Fae died Thursday November 16 at 9 P.M. after her kidneys failed and her heart became unstable—she failed to respond to revital¬ ization efforts. -William Schroeder became only the second human after Barney Clark to receive an artificial heart. The operation took place in Louisville, Kentucky, at the Humana Medical Cen¬ ter. It is hoped that Schroeder will be able to continue a normal life at home. The World of Rivers: Fresh Water as a Source of Life was the theme of the 1984 Louisana World Exposition. The fair was located on the Mississippi river at New Orleans in the ware¬ house district near the French quarter. It was expected that more than 12 million visitors from around the world would come to see the interna¬ tional pavilions, ride the rides and soak up the unique atmosphere that only New Orleans could offer. However, the estimated 12 million visitors didn ' t materialize and the fair experienced eco¬ nomic trouble. In its last week it declared bank¬ ruptcy. Many students from SMJC were able to take advantage of the wonderful opportunity they had to see the world through the fair. The fair began on May 12 with a spectacular opening ceremony and ended on November 11, 1984. 153 ENTERTAINMENT Pop into the Union and sounds of Purple Rain by Prince and other variations of music blare from the jukebox. Look over to the pool tables and the daily pool sharks are busy beating their opponents. Other forms of entertainment can be f ound in McComb. Any Tuesday night one could find a gang from SMJC coming out of the Camelia Four Cinema. Wednesday and Thursday even¬ ings were crammed with almost every one rush¬ ing into Top Cat’s for nights of fun, friends, and dancing. LOS ANGELES OLYMPICS The Olympic torch burned brightly as it made its way from Greece to New York and finally on to Los Angeles where speed, grace, power and endurance were prevailing factors in the 1984 Summer Olympics. Americans were a captive audience as Olympic athletes paraded their skills and abilities across the television screens. The gold rush was on as American athletes took gold medal after gold medal in an endless series of triumphant wins. Heroes and heroines like Greg Louganis, Mary Lou Retton, and Carl Lewis will forever be remembered. Others like Mary Decker who tragically fell during her race with Zola Budd and Gabriela Anderson-Schiess, the Swiss marathoner who looked liked she barely made it to the finish line alive, will also be remembered. The Olympic Games opened with a spectacular ceremony complete with music, balloons, and a man riding a jet pack. The Games ended in the same style as billions watched fireworks from around the world, heard the music of Lionel Richie and saw the athletes of the world dance and sing together in the L.A. Coliseum. PATRIOTISM This year way well go down in history as the year American patriotism returned. Its return was spurred on by two flag waving political party conventions and the Los Angeles Summer Olympics where crowds went flag waving wild. The American flag made its way into television commercials and the entire advertising cam ' paigns. People began to feel good about Amer¬ ica again and confidence in the American system returned. Americans now display the flag, cele¬ brate the Fourth of July with enthusiasm and every chance they get, proclaim their indepen¬ dence and their patriotism. FASHION You might say anything and everything goes great together in the eyes of the more fashion- oriented person , said one SMJC student. On the campus of SMJC the diverse styles of the young men and women are as wild and or stately as those seen on any college campus with¬ in the United States. From punker-lockers to picky-preppies, and other occasional go-betweens, the fashions re¬ flect the changing times and attitudes of a new American society. The continual mixture of oth¬ er cultural and innovative-somewhat-rebellious- influences give rise and meaning to the phrase An art of dressing. IMAGES ’84 154 I ' SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI JUNIOR COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Members of the 1984 Alumni Association are, seated left to right: Dr. H.T. Huddlerton, Doris Vaccarella, Eleanor Reid, Betty Norman. Standing: Brian Askew, Ken Barron, Bryant Barron, Ol¬ son Stogner, Randolph Bacot, Jerry Reid. AND THEY CAME HOME BY SCORES AND SCORES WITH THEIR CHILDREN WITH THEIR GRANDCHILDREN WITH THEIR FRIENDS, CLASS MATES, AND TEAM MATES AND THEY BROUGHT WITH THEM HEARTS FILLED WITH LOVING MEMORIES MINDS REFRESHED WITH HAPPY REMINISCENCES AND SPIRITS WARMED WITH GRATITUDE. Hardly an eye was dry at the Homecoming banquet when the Hurst twins, honored Alumnae of the Year (Class of 1942), accepted plaques citing their nomination to the prestigious group. Twin daughters of SMJC’s first dean, John I. Hurst and Mrs. Ary Hurst, Aylene and Adene grew up on the Southwest campus, graduated from the college and went on to distinguish themselves in Interior Decorating and Mathematics. Now living in Summit, the sisters have remained staunch supporters of the college and loyal citizens of the community. Inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame were D.C. Brumfield (Class of 1930) and Fred Hux (Class of 1938). Both men accepted their honor with emotion¬ ally-charged and eloquently-phrased tributes to the school they had come to love many years ago. 155 c l4fiat Jsdl ' tjouth dd youth is ajocrson A is aoituj to carry on ulfm you hcufe started. [Kc is yoitu to stt idfere Von are sitting and, ' .moi you are gone, attend to those thugs much you think are important. Ijou may adopt all theyolicies yoe please, but haul they vlil be- carried out depetuls on lum.(He nftll assume control gf your cities, states, and nation. JU is goimj to mete in and take o ' Jcr mir churches, schools, umdersities, and corporations. hJliejate jrf mmanitu is in his hands. C it might be—° idd to pay hint some attention. c - PEER PRESSURE Submit to pressure from pour peers and pou move down to their level Speak up for pour own beliefs and you invite them up to pour level If pou move with the crowd, poull get no further than the crowd When 40 million people believe in a dumb idea, it’s still a dumb idea Simplp swimming with the tide leaves pou nowhere. So if pou believe in something that’s good honest and bright, stand up for it. Mapbe pour peers will get smart and drift pour wap. Wall Street Journal 158 r 3 Steak House A Steak Salad .. .cut fresh daily • Famous 29 item salad bar • Banquet facilities • All items available for take-out • Relaxed family atmosphere • 10 minute service • Free refills-soda, coffee, tea Santa DfCAf ' EMATIDCOttfE H RdrbusH ] ELECTRONICS W Fjbmm sri Technics FTI 3 XEIL pioimgcji JVC SONY D San viz D ffiTDK TEAC EASY CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE LAY-A-WAYS HWY 24 W (300 A PRESLEY BLVD) MCCOMB 684-1635 LOCATED NEXT DOOR TO THE SHELL STATION FOR THE BEST FOOD, STOP AT Fernwood Truck Stop Fried chicken Steaks Sea Food Sandwiches Hot plate lunches Salad bar Noon and Evening Buffet Open 24 hours 1-55 McComb, MS 39648 Phone no.—684-3771 M ■;v 4 : Al ' C Mfc i JJI Kramertown Ace Hardware and Supply S. Blvd. McComb, MS 39648 Phone number: 684-1231 159 161 162 The Fashion Leader Thomas Fashions For Men 116 North Broadway McComb, MS 39648 Phone: 684-0521 WARD ' S FAST FOOD 6000 AND 6000 FOOD FAST Inside Drinks Are Served in Frosted Mugs Jones Furniture Appliance Box 448 Tylertown, MS 39667 Phone: 876-3364 Sears Catalog Sales Merchant 221 Ball Ave. Tylertown, MS 39667 phone: 876-2127 Williamson Tire and Muffler Service Muffler, Tires and Batteries Summit Magnolia Delaware Toyota Dodge Delaware Ave. at Apache Dr. McComb, MS 39648 SUMMIT SUPER VALU P.O. Box 309 Summit, MS Phone: 276-9571 39666 Your hometown supermarket Pleasing you pleases us ! Holmes’ Stationers GO BEARS! 129 North Front St. McComb, MS 39648 163 PIGOTT’S REXALL DRUG STORE FASHION FORECASTERS DON AND MARIE LeCOURT Southwest Mall McComb, Miss. 39648 Phone 601-684-8657 P.O. Box 247 Tylertown, MS 39667 Phone: 876-3742 B. Johnson’s 820 Robb Street Summit, MS 39666 Owner: Bubba Johnson R.L. Rental 708 Be ulah Ave. Owner: Tylertown, MS Reggie Jones 39667 Phone: 876-4970 Graves Stationery pr 714 Beulah Ave. Tylertown, MS 39667 phone: Village Flower Shop 710 Robb St. Potted Plants P.O. Box 357 Cut Flowers Summit, MS 39666 ARRANGEMENTS For all Owner: Occasions Myra Guy Jackson’s Men Shop Summit, MS Owner: Jarvus Branch is 9 Fly’s Drug Store Robb Street Summit, MS 39666 Phone: 276-5411 Owners: Mr. and Mrs. Taulbert J. Finch 164 165 166 King’s Discount Drugs 1417 Aston McComb, MS 39648 Phone: 684-4344 Owners: King and Martha Baker Count” on us for Royal” treatment Herrington Rexall Drugs 601 Pearl River Ave. McComb, MS 39648 phone: 684-3211 Andrews Ford- Mercury A.L. Andrews, Jr. Dealer 537 U.S. Hwy. 98 East Tylertown, MS 39667 Business phone: 876-2166 Home phone: 876-3646 167 A SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL THE SPONSORS FROM PIKE COUNTY AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS! 169 170 r Pines Staff to keep in Using the DIRECTORY 71 AARON, JAN ELIZABETH ROUTE 3 BOX 85 LIBERTY, MS 39645 ABRAHAM, PEGGY SUE RT 3 BOX 149 E TYLERTOWN, MS 39666 ABRAM, BARBARA ANN 705 HOLLY SUMMIT, MS 39666 ADAMS, GEORGINA ANN RT 3 BOX 213 BOGUE CHITTO, MS 39629 ADDISON, ARCELL RT 4 BOX 53 A LIBERTY, MS 39645 ALBRITTON, CORI L. RT 3 BOX 63 C SUMMIT, MS 39666 ALBRITTON, DALE ALAN RT 4 BOX 106 B SUMMIT, MS 39666 ALBRITTON, JAMES PATRICK 1105 VENABLE ST MCCOMB, MS 39648 ALDRIDGE, JOYCE ANNETTE J. RT 1 BOX 160 A GLOSTER, MS 39638 ALEXANDER, ANGELA C 8 APT 2 UTOPIAN HOMES MCCOMB, MS 39648 ALEXANDER, PAULETTE C 3 APT 2 UTOPIAN HOMES MCCOMB, MS 39648 ALEXANDER, SAMUEL TY RT 3 BOX 273 JAYESS, MS 39641 ALFORD, JENNIFER RT 4 BOX 226 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 ALFORD, KIMBERLY CAROLEEN RT 4 BOX 400 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 ALLEMAN, JR. PETER J. RT 3 BOX 334A MCCOMB, MS 39648 ALLEN, ANDREW LONDON P.O. BOX 15 WILSON, LA 70789 ALLEN, LURLENE PRICE RT 4 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 ALLEN, ROY HERMAN JR. 509 BURKE MCCOMB, MS 39648 ALLEN, TANYA KRISTA RT 1 BOX 424 BROOKHAVEN, MS 39601 ALLEN, TERRI LOUISE P.O. BOX 422 MCCOMB, MS 39648 ALLMAND, DENNIS WADE RT 2 BOX 48 SMITHDALE, MS 39664 ALLRED, TRACY DENISE RT 2 BOX 103 A SUMMIT, MS 39666 ANDERS, SYLVIA JAN ETHERIDGE RT 3 MEADVILLE, MS 39653 ANDERSON, SAMMIE RAY P.O. BOX 549 GLOSTER, MS 39638 ANDERSON, VERONICA JANE P.O. BOX 14 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 ARCHIE, JOHN P.O. BOX 1076 JACKSON, LA 70748 ARD, AMY MARIE LAMBERT RT 7 BOX 167 B TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 ARD, BEULAH MARIE RT 1 BOX 254 C RUTH, MS 39662 ASHLEY, TERRIUNE D. RT 2 BOX 256 A SUMMIT, MS 39666 AUCOIN, WALTER TODD RT 2 BOX 356 C DENHAM SPRINGS, LA 70726 BALL, VALERIE ANN RT 4 BOX 302 MCCOMB, MS 39648 BALLARD, JO ANN RT 4 BOX 423 AA MCCOMB, MS 39648 BALLARD, SHEILDA R. RT 4 BOX 201 AB SUMMIT, MS 39666 BANKS, MYLOIS P.O. BOX 600 GLOSTER, MS 39638 BANKSTON, REBECCA R. RT 2 BOX 126 A TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 BARKMAN, KENNETH RT 1 BOX 203 OSYKA, MS 39657 BARRETT, KEVIN JAMES 822 S. CLEVELAND BROOKHAVEN, MS 39601 BARRIENT, HERMAN ROGER 213 MURRAY HILL DR. 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RT 5 BOX 172 LIBERTY, MS 39645 WALL, JANET RUTH 840 MARION AV. APT C 2 MCCOMB, MS 39648 WALL, KATHRYN ANN 7701 ST. CHARLES NEW ORLEANS, LA 70118 WALLACE, GORDON THOMAS RT 3 BOX 259 BOGUE CHITTO, MS 39629 WALLACE, TAMMYE SUE WATTS RT 4 BOX 219 B BOGUE CHITTO, MS 39629 WARFORD, ROY LEE 503 SOUTH MYRTLE AMITE, LA 70422 WARREN, BETSY ANN RT 1 BOX 375 OSYKA, MS 39657 WARREN, D ONALD RAY RT 1 BOX 375 OSYKA, MS 39657 WARREN, MARY DENISE RT 2 BOX 55 A KENTWOOD, LA 70444 WATKINS, CARLOTA ISABEL P.O. BOX 93 MCCOMB, MS 39648 WATKINS, JULIA ALBERTA RT 3 BOX 125 B TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 WATTS, MILTON T. RT 1 BOX 78 LIBERTY, MS 39645 WATTS, PAMALA KAY RT 5 BOX 124 A LIBERTY, MS 39645 WEAK, KATHLEEN J. 1620 POPE CIRCLE 182 MCCOMB, MS 39648 MCCOMB, MS 39648 WEATHERSBY, MILTON RT 2 BOX 30 LIBERTY, MS 39645 WEATHERSPOON, FREDRICK P.O. BOX 670 GLOSTER, MS 39638 WEBSTER, GREGORY B. BOX 90 WOODVILLE, MS 39669 WEEKLEY, JOHN KENNETH RT 4 BOX 96 SUMMIT, MS 39666 WEEKS, KIMBERLY DAWN P.O. 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BOX 940 MEADVILLE, MS 39653 DENHAM SPRINGS, LA 70726 WILLIAMS, ROSA MARIE WHITMER, LISA WARREN RT 3 BOX 42 C P.O. BOX 766 LIBERTY, MS 39645 MCCOMB, MS 39648 WILLIAMS, TAMMY FAYE WHITTEMORE, LANCE BLANDON RT 4 BOX 105 RT 4 BOX 160 BROOKHAVEN, MS 39601 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 WHITTEMORE, SHIRLEY HARGROVE RT 4 BOX 160 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 WHITTINGTON, JANICE M. RT 4 BOX 11 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 WHITTINGTON, JOSEPH TROY RT 3 BOX 151-A-l SUMMIT, MS 39666 WHITTINGTON, LISAJ. 330 S. LOCUST MCCOMB, MS 39648 WICKER, KENNETH WAYNE RT 1 BOX 213 SMITHDALE, MS 39664 WICKER, RANDALL L. RT 1 BOX 208 SMITHDALE, MS 39664 WILKINSON, CHRIS ANNE RT 2 BOX 177 GLOSTER, MS 39638 WILKINSON, DERRELLJAY 600 21ST STREET MCCOMB, MS 39648 WILKINSON, DOROTHY DEAN N. RT 1 BOX 224 LIBERTY, MS 39645 WILKINSON, ROBBIE MALCOLM 1511 STOKES AVENUE MCCOMB, MS 39648 WILKINSON, ROBERT WHITE 613 BRINE AVE. MCCOMB, MS 39648 WILLIAMS, ALAN RAY RT 1 BOX 123 MCCOMB, MS 39648 WILLIAMS, ANNIE LAURA WHEELER P.O. BOX 27 BUSH, LA 70431 WILLIAMS, BYKEE P.O. BOX 41 WILSON, LA 70789 WILLIAMS, CHRYSTAL KAY 224 4TH STREET MCCOMB, MS 39648 WILLIAMS, DARREN RAY 405 WEST PINE STREET MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 WILLIAMS, JANICE DENISE 1303 WILSON ST. MCCOMB, MS 39648 WILLIAMS, JESSIE JR. RT 4 BOX 30 MAGNOLIA, MS 39652 WILLIAMS, RENEE LAND WILLIAMSON, DEBRA RT 4 BOX 158 C SUMMIT, MS 39666 WILLIS, ERIK JOSEPH P.O. BOX 301 PLAQUEMINE, LA 70764 WILLIS, MERLE P.O. BOX 506 BOGALUSA, LA 70427 WILSON, MELVIN RANDALL RT 2 MCMILLAN ROAD OSYKA, MS 39657 WILSON, TIMOTHY LANCE 1441 LANSDOWNE DENHAM SPRINGS, LA 70726 WINDING, KELVIN LEE RT 4 BOX 14 A LIBERTY, MS 39645 WINDING, LAVERN RT 4 BOX 14 A LIBERTY, MS 39645 WOLF, JILL ANN 224 GERALD DRIVE MCCOMB, MS 39648 WOMACK, GLENDA LANG RT 2 BOX 155 SUMMIT, MS 39666 WOODWARD, GERALDINE RT 4 BOX 85 LIBERTY, MS 39645 WREN, ESTELLA 600 8TH STREET APT 110 MCCOMB, MS 39648 WROTEN, GREGORY LOVELL RT 1 BOX 187 B SMITHDALE, MS 39664 YARBOROUGH, ALISHA MILLETTE RT 4 SUMMIT, MS 39666 YOAK, LISA RAE 1022 DELAWARE APT 8 B MCCOMB, MS 39648 YOAS, STEPHEN JOSEPH P.O. BOX 127 MCCOMB, MS 39648 YOUNG, EDDIS MARIE 824 HIGGINS DRIVE LOT 12 MCCOMB, MS 39648 YOUNG, JEANETTE RT 2 BOX 101 SMITHDALE, MS 39664 YOUNG, JUDY P. RT 3 BOX 120 TYLERTOWN, MS 39667 YOUNG, MYRTIS A. 1206 26TH STREET YOUNG, TRACY D. RT 2 BOX 101 B SMITHDALE, MS 39664 YOUNG, VIRGINIA ANN 401 AVE. G. MCCOMB, MS 39648 184 185 187 188 189 191 a WHISPERS OF SMJC CAMPUS!