William Carey College - Crusader / Pine Burr Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

rwSE S5!33S!??5 -y « r 9 ' « a« i ife M wm I - m - - ■y i ' tSflK - ' .iii •rf « ' , - i U ' .u n 1 ' : ' ' .j-L ' Tf?ii ' rjs iklS . r. i. i - ■ ' ' 4 - llF if PT rj ' ' ' SSS I,. - -v; William Carey College Hattiesburg, Gulfport, New Orleans fciat5,«f r .KT, K.:y,v ' ■- ' -- ' • - ' • •■ - V Back to the basics . . . The first thing one does when returning to school is quickly dismiss the parents and unpack — this will leave plenty of time for socializing and catching up on the three months that have separat- ed you from your classmates. Then, there is the conventional and routine HUG, HUG, KISS, KISS sort of thing to renew old acquaintances. Finally, someone says, It ' s 4:30, time to eat. The strongest feeling of deja vu that you have ever experienced over- takes you. Just as the pleasing memory of mom ' s cooking begins to seep into all that is organic in your person, it dawns on you . . . The alarm clock triggers (7:45am, next morning). Registra- tion! With the most eagerness that one can physically muscle up at this hour of the morning, you embark to Thomas Business Building to find yet another forgotten experience — FORMS, FORMS, FORMS! Then, as one waits in line before continuing on to again wait in line, you start to wonder what ' s going on at the homefront — shopping, T.V., football. Then one again remembers The alarm clock triggers (7:45am, next morning). No time for breakfast — late for class! E = mc-; supply, demand; War of 1812 — as you sit and listen to a professor who, if able to bottle and market his lectures, could solve the world ' s insomnia problems, you are again remi nded . . . THE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE! It is amazing how the average college student envisions his or her college experience. The idea of what one subjects himself to in the name of this creature hidden under the guise of higher education is frightening and beyond conscious thought. Why do students do it? Is it worth the agony? It is these and other questions that the 1 987- 88 CRUSADER addresses. So, for now, sit back, relax, and ponder your own college experience as we embark upon our mission into the strange, unknown, and unanswerable. A Tale of Two Brothers Part I o nee upon a lime, a very long, long lime ago. Their parents, hoping to see their sons prosper in life, sent them out into the world to improve themselves. As was the tradition of the day, it was decided they would begin their journey through life as squires-in-training in the house of some great man of learning, prowess, and wisdom. Knowing that a journey of this kind can be frought with great dangers. Lord Dad and Lady Mom chose the house of the wisest man they knew . . . KING RALPH, the monarch of the neigh- boring Kingdom of Carey. l ing Ralph, known to his subjects as Ralph the good, will- - ingly accepted the responsibility for the education of these two young people. He was always looking for bright new addi- tions to his kingdom. Eagerly the brothers went, however, unbe- knownst to them, their paths were to be filled adventures far beyond even their wildest dreams. everal weeks later, after they had settled and had started their training, a transformation occurred: slowly, life ' s plan began to separate the brothers. Ed, who worked diligently in his studies, spent all of his time reading and preparing the next day ' s assignments. Sean, however, decided that there was life outside the castle walls and spent most of his time in search of loose companions. But, the severing blow came when the amiable monarch introduced them to Lady Kay, his niece visit- ing from the Land of Blue Mountains. Both were smitten with her beauty and each was determined to claim her hand. The Lady Kay, however, had ideas of her own. to be continued . . . • '  Administration Sarah Burrus Registrar Dr. Walter Butler Dean, School of Education Dr. Hugh Dickens Vice President for Development and Dean of Graduate Education -d Student Development inator, Coast Campus Dale Goodin Director of Financial Aid Steve Knight Coach of Men ' s Basketball and Athletic Director Alice McCardle Director of Public Relations and Alumni Affairs Dr. Joan Dean, Schc Dr. J. V. McCrory Academic Vice President and Dean, School of Arts and Sciences Joe Moore Director of Business Affairs, Coast Campus Dr. J. Ralph Noonkester President ; ; - v .... ' XiMs a v.- ■ .■ .. .. -.... . v.  K- .. .-v- UK iiA diaii BIBaMaifiiittfii Administration Antonio R. Pascale Director of Military Affairs Dr. Marilyn Pound Director of Libraries Steve Smith Director of Religious Activities A 1 t A k ■ K ff «P™ 1 j E!l Sfl S l fl . Brenda Waldrip irector of Special Services ■esident for Business A ™ Dr. EdWeldon Dean, School of Business Dr. E. Milton Wheeler Vice President for Student Development Dr. Gene Winters Dean, School of Music Board of Trustees Rev. G. Wiley Abel Mr. Andy Carpenter Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper Dr. Elise Curtis Mr. Joe Dale Mr. Lewis Fowler Dr. Dennis Johnsey Dr. Tommy King Dr. David Lee Dr. Billy McKay Mr. William K. Ray Mr. Bob Sigrest Mr. Dwight Smith Dr. David Spencer Mr. John D. Thomas Board of Development Mr. Luther Boyd Mrs. Josephine Ryan Dr. Robert Eustice Mr. Rodney Fairchild Mr. Wiley Fairchild Mr. Al Hopkins Mrs. Marjorie Rowden Kelly Mr. Bill Martin Mr. Don Mason Mr. Emory Morgan Mr. Wayne Parker Mrs. Hazel Portwood Mr. H. David Roberts Mr. Dumas Smith Mr. Robert Woodall Charles Ambrose Chairman, Dept. of Art Quentin Benedict Instructor in Business Delia Anderson Instructor of Biology Sydney Bailey Asst. Professor of Medical Technology 1 r 1 X Ai0 1 Ik .. ' L. m Beverly Brannon Director of Child Development Center Jennie Lou Breland Asst. Professor of Piano and Music Education i ■ ' £5 Dr. Walter Brown Asst. Professor of Religion Greg Carnes Graduate Asst. in Theatre Dr. William M. Clawson Chairman, Dept. of Biblical Studies Dr. Bennie Crockett, Jr. Asst. Professor of Religion Sandra L. Donovan Asst. Professor Pediatric Nursing Neil D ' Amico Asst. Professor of Nursing Josephine DArpa Asst. Professor of Voice Dr. James C. Downey Professor of Music History Katie Eaton Coach of Women ' s Basketbal Martin Ehde Asst. Professor of Mathematics Robert W, Halford Head Coach of Baseball and Instructor of Physical Education Carylee Hammons Associate Professor of Music Therapy Larry Hasbrouck Instructor in Business Georgiann Holliman Asst. Professor of English Ted Holt Director of Data Processing and Instructor of Computor Science Dr. Barbara Johnson Associate Professor of Nursing Howard Keever Asst. Professor of Music Theory Dr. Bret Kuss Chairman, Dept. of Biology Dr. Dorman Laird Professor of Religion Dr. Thomas W. Lott Chairman, Dept. of Language and Literature Jeff McLelland Asst. Professor of Music g Dr. Robert Moore Associate Professor of Sociology Jerry Morgan Associate Professor of Accounting and Business Administration Mary Nesbitt Instructor in Maternity Nursing Dr. Myron Noonkester Chairman, Dept. of History and Social Science Dr. Ron Porter Asst. Professor of Biology Dr. Bernard Powell Associate Professor of Education Obra Quave Chairman, Dept. of Theatre and Speech Dr. Beth Richmond Associate Professor of Special Education Dr. William T. Rivero Chairman, Dept. of Psychology Pamela Shepherd Instructor in Business James Shivers Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration Lynn Singletary Instructor of Biology Dr. Gaston Smith Chairman, Dept. Mathematics Dr. Ellouise Sneed Associate Professor of Communitv Nursing Dr. Benjamin Waddle Chairman, Dept. of Physical Education Dr. James T. M. Simmons Associate Professor of Englisl Frances Price Smith Asst. Professor of Education Dr. Rose West Chairman, Dept. of Chemistr Not Pictured )T. Beth liurchcll Chairman, iJcpl. of Curriculum and In- struction l)T. Alfred foy Assl. Professor of Education Luri Owen Instructor of English Dr. Suanna Smith Associate Professor of History and Edu- cation Doug Stovall Soccer Coach Jane Stowell Instructon in Medical Surgical Nursing Dr. Carol Strickland Professor of Business Administration Dr. Darlene Wheeler Associate Professor of Education Dr. Jerry Young Professor of Education 20 Things That Tend to Up- set Teachers Of 50 faculty members polled, the following ranked in the top twenty of the most annoying habits of students and institutional mishaps. — sleeping in class — being told you ' ve lost a test paper (when you haven ' t lost a test paper in 23 years) — athletes — sleeping in class — the ever popular I don ' t have my homework because ... excuse — know-it-alls — students who receive their education through osmosis — Walkman radios — grading papers — locked stairwells — sleeping in class — purple ink — multi-colored paper — self-study — concerned parents — sleeping in class — unconcerned parents — the creative dresser — students who THINK they ' re funny — students who attend class by proxy The CRUSADER staff reserves the right to deny any and all responsibility for the above poll. STAFF Joyce Barnett Asst. to Military Affairs Barbara Bono Secretary, Student Development Paula Burns Office Manager, Financial Aid Cecile Chapman Head Resident, Bass Hall Diane Cole Secretary, School of Business Brenda Davis Counselor, Student Support Susan Dickey Secretary, School of Music Roma Graham Registrar and Admissions Director, Coast Darlene Hatten Nurse Earline Herrin Administrative Asst., Graduate Office Linda Hope Secretary, School of Education Jimmy Kilgore Maintenance Foreman Penny Kimrey Accounts Receivable Clerk Jerry Lennep Chief of Security Jo McLendon Director of Cash Management Nancy McMillan AiJl. to Academic v.. : Jimmy Myer Library Ai«. and Iniiructor m Edu- cation Nancy Odom Office Manager. Admiuionf Martha Parker Computer Operator Programmer Thomas Pee Manager. Cafeteria Rebecca Pierce Records Clerk Beth Riley Asst. in Computer Center Lola Reid Secretary. School of Nursing Cecile Stanback Housing Conference Coordinator. Coast Don StrickJand Mechanical Maintenance Roben Stutz Maintenance and Security Supeni- sor. Coast Margaret Tan Custodial Foreman Mary Elizabeth Thompson Office Manager. Registrar ' s Office Steve Ward Director of Purchasing Donna Wheeler Administrative Ass:.. P.-es:cen: ' 5 Office Melinda Winstead Secretary. Student Supivrt Not Pictured: Karen Cummins, Library Asst.; Grover C. Coots, Grounds Supervisor — Coast; Richard Cross. Library . sst. — Coast; .Alfred Hill. Tutor Coordinator; Terri Noonkester, Library Secretary Technician; Pam Ryals. Printer; Myra Nell Smith, Dean s Secretary — School of Nursing; Denise Spears, Admissions Counselor STAFF c o U Kymberly Barnes Dennis Butler E Ml e o E - o o Leonard Day Kelly Elmore Angelia Ethridge ■Melanie Fleming Jeff Footer Novellette Gordon t 5 ha ■ s c c« O U c U ' u, E C O Kimberly Graham Howard Hamilton, Jr. Gerald Henderson 1 Wendy Houchin Joey Jarrell Jack Jones Kevin Jones Janet Kennedy en C 3 ■ s C U Danon King Ronnie Kitchens B s o B Larry Knight Robin Magee Keith Manuel Mary McCullom Kevin Neary JoAnn O ' Brien t 1 o U OX) o Donna Penn Shannon Robert Otho Seals Charles Stanback ' Lorrie Steen ' Alissa Thrash Terry Tinsley Angella Tullos ' ' Shelia Walters ' Not Pictured Larry Allen Cooley. Jr. Carol Kitchens SENIORS Almoudi. Khalid — Hattiesburg Allen, Pennie — Hattiesburg Anderson, John — Hattiesburg Arender, Amamda — Hattiesburg Aspinwall, Richard — Coast Bankston, Steven — Hattiesburg Barnes. Kymberly — Hattiesburg Barnes, Shelli — Hattiesburg Bedwell, Lisa — Hattiesburg Berry, Lori — Hattiesburg Boyd, Robert Jr. — Coast Brand, Laurie — Hattiesburg Brown, Doris — Coast Brown, Margaret — Hattiesburg Buclcley, Jocelyn — Hattiesburg Buell, Randall — Coast Busby, Joy — Hattiesburg Calhoun, Peggy — Hattiesburg Campbell. Rebecca — Coast Coker, Sharon — Hattiesburg Coleman, Mclanic — New Orteant Collinj, Deborah — Coart Cooley, Allen — Halticiburg Cooley, Simmy — Hattinburg Craft, Katie — Hattlesburg Curtis, Glenn — Hattiesburg Darby. Lynn — New Orleans Davis. Vincent — Hattiesburg Day. Leonard — Hattiesburg Deas, Manha — Hattiesburg Donahue. D. Mitchell — Hattiesburg Dukes. Paula — Hattiesburg Dunn. Mark — Hattiesburg Dupree. Larecia — Hattiesburg Easterling, Cheryl — Hattiesburg Elmore, Kell — Hattiesburg Etheridge, . ngelia — Hattiesburg Evans. Rocky — Hattiesburs Field. Greg — Coast Fleming. Denis — Hattiesburg 29 SENIORS Fleming, Melanie — Hattiesburg Footer, Jeff — Hattiesburg Footer, Kerstin — Hattiesburg Furr, Jann — Hattiesburg Galle, Martha — Coast Garrett, Carol — Hattiesburg Giles, Loren — Hattiesburg Giles, Brian — Hattiesburg Glasenapp, Robert Sr. — Coast Graham, Bently — Hattiesburg Graham, Kimberly — Hattiesburg Grass, Joellyn — New Orleans Hamilton, Howard — Hattiesburg Hatheway, Robin — New Orleans Hathorn, John — Hattiesburg Heimuth, Connie — Coast Hill, Jan — Coast Henry, Tony — Hattiesburg Hodges, Amanda — Hattiesburg Holcomb, Celia — Hattiesburg 30 Holifield, Linus — Haui«burg Hollinghead, Amy — Haltiesburg Hollinghead, Kimberly — HattiesbMrg Holloway, Timothy — Coast Hough, Sharyn — Hattiesburg House. Barbara — New Orleans Howell, Karen — Hattiesburg Howze, Patricia — Hattiesburg Hughes, C. Leroy — Hattiesburg Jones, Jackie — Hattiesburg Jones. Terr - — Hattiesburg Kerrv, Christian — New Orleans King. Danon — Hattiesburg Kitchens. Ronnie — Hattiesburg Knight. Larry — Hattiesburg Linman. Lorraine - Coast Magee. Robin — Hattiesburg Mantooth. Randall — Hattiesburg Manuel. Keith — Hattiesburg McClue. Penny — New Orleins SENIORS McClure, Bridgett — Haltiesburg McCullom. Mary — Haltiesburg McDavid. Donald - Coast Mc.Manus. Scott — Hattiesburg McNeil. Mark J. — Hattiesburg McWilliams. Melissa — Hattiesburg Meador. Billie — Hattiesburg Meece. Frances — Hattiesburg Miller, Dennis — Hattiesburg Moore, Angela — Coast Moore. Katherine — Hattiesburg Neary, Kevin — Hattiesburg Nelson, Maureen — New Orleans Nix, Kevin — Hattiesburg O ' Brien, JoAnn — Haltiesburg Owen, W. Carl — Haltiesburg Parker. Reesa — Hattiesburg Payne, Antoinette — Coast Penn, Donna — Hattiesburg Powell, Raymond Jr. — Coast 32 Pruitt, Dewayne — Haltiesburg •fi Reynolds, Sandy — Hattinburg Richardson, Sandra — Coa.M Rickrode, Melissa — New Orleam Robert, Dale C. - Coast Ryals, Susan — Hattiesburg Ryals, Tammany — Coast Satcher, Felesha — Hattiesburg Schwartz, Michael — Coast Seals. Otho — Hattiesburg Shirley, Sharon — Hattiesburg Short. Terry — Hattiesburg Shows. Deidra — Hattiesburg Sierra. Terri — New Orleans Simons. Isaac Sr. — Hattiesburg Smith. Charlie Mae — Hattiesburg Smith. Lisa — Hattiesburg Sowell. Cheryl — Hattiesburg Steen. Lorrie — Hattiesburg Stewart. Patricia — Hattiesburs SENIORS Stroup, Ysonde — New Orleans Sylvester, Donnie — Hattiesburg Temple, Donna — New Orleans Templelt, Tracy — New Orleans Tinsley, Terry — Hattiesburg Toomey, Edward — Coast Tullos, Angela — Hattiesburg Walker, Donna — Hattiesburg Walters, Shelia — Hattiesburg Waltman, Romona — Hattiesburg Ward, John — Hattiesburg Ware, Debra — Coast Watford, Kathy — Hattiesburg Wiggins, Jan — Hattiesburg Williams, Demetria — Hattiesburg Williams, Robert — Hattiesburg Williamson, Greg — Hattiesburg Young, Angel — Hattiesburg Zacher, Patricia — Coast i rft.U Not Pictured HATTIESBURG Al-Nafea, Ahmed Baker, Beverly Beck, Jan Blackwell, Sharon Bonner, Debbie Brewer, Judith Brown, Kimberiy Carter, Sherrye Cox, Carolyn Dressel, Martha Elzey, Sheila Elmore, Kay English, Karen Everett, Jackie Fillingane, John Fletcher, Craig Gardner, Shellie Giles, Sandra Green, Pamela Hanwah, Latifah Harbour, Jody Hatten, Darlene Henderson, Gerald Henry, Terry Herrington, Tamara Hill, Jeffery Holder, Nola Jarrell, Joseph Jenkins, Cecil Kitchens, Carol Kitchens, Roger Kittrell, Rhonda Lennep, Wanda Lubritz, Jody McCormmick, Thomas Moore, Jullian Palmiero, Kevin Patino, Maria Philips, James Pope, Carolyn Quave, Nilene Quince, Charles Rials, Lisa Reid Rizahin, Abdul Robinson, William Jr. Sanchez, Ingrid Sloan, Robert Smith, Pamela Smith, R. Eliza Steins, Rhonda Summer, Michael Thompson, Jennifer Trapp, Alisia Vincent, Lisa Walker, Donna C. Walker, Donna D. Weathers, Bob Weathersby, Leisha Weaver, Linda White, Terrie Williams, Brenda Williams, James Williams, Rodney Wood, L. Diane Yelverton, Wilda Young, Angeline Gulf Coast Cain, T. Bruce Campbell, Car Jr. Clark, Brenda Conwill, Jill Cuevas, Samuel Dixon. Janice Dotson, Jouell Drollinger, Rhonda Falco, Toni Hoyd, Robert Fountain, Christine Gibson, Doris Gimes, Vita Gruich, Mitchell Jr. Hartman, Clarence Jr. Hathcock, Judith Herlihy, .Michael Hickman, Amy Houchin, Wendy Kennedy, Janet Larson, Scott McCauley, Judith Newman, Sharon Pickering, Shelby Pilla, John Fluff, Steven Powers, June Register, Sharon Renick, D. Joetle Rhodes, Monica Rutherford, Susanne Smith, Darrell Smith, Susan Song, Woong Sullivan. James Walker, Larry Williams, Gary Winborn. William Yarborough. Leroy Zaloudek. .Andrea New Orleans Cikovach. Marianne Kramer. .Auguste III Mackey. Mary Simmons. Deidre UNDERCLASSMEN Adams, Ken — Junior Adams, Mechelle — Freshman Al-suwaidi, Khalid — Junior Allen, Sherri — Freshman Allen, Sheva — Freshman Anderson, Corsetta — Freshman Anderson. Martha — Freshman Belzer. Terisa — Sophomore Bates, Garren — Junior Bates, Jimmy — Junior Barrett. Barbara — Junior Bernard, Anthony — Sophomore Bethley, Lordeas — Sophomore Bishop, Sarah — Freshman Bodden, Eli — Freshman Boddcn, Rosa — Freshman Boland, David — Freshman Boochie, Sandra — Junior Bounds, Mollie D. — Freshman Boyd. Kimberly — Junior Brackman, Daniel — Sophomore Brewer, Patricia — Sophomore Brinson, Tony — Junior Brock. John Mark — Junior Brown, Angelia — Junior Brown, LaDonna — Junior Burge, Richard — Junior Butler, Dennis — Junior Chapman, Cecile — Junior Chapman, Renee — Sophomore HATTIESBURG Childs, Melisia — Sophomore Clark, Chrii — Freshman Clark, H. Rodney — Freshman Clemenu, Joseph — Sophomore Cobbert, Alesia — Freshman Coker, Robin — Conner, Marita Cooper, Frank - Corbin, Don — Corrv, David — — Freshman — Junior — Junior Junior Freshman Corr -, Michael Cox, Barbara - Cozier, Cindy - Crosby. Rose - Cuvler. Rosie - - Freshman - Freshman - Junior - Freshman - Freshman Dantzler. D. Lewis — Sophomore Davis. Lalee — Sophomore Da is. Tonya — Sophomore Davison. Candy — Junior Davison. Cleon — Freshman Deemy. Larry — Sophomore Deas. Christopher — Freshman Dennis. Renee — Sophomore Downs. Jean — Sophomore Drennan. Beih — Freshman Duncan. Michael — Junior Durham. .Ajigel — Freshman Dykes. Delera — Junior Evans. Judy — Sophomore Evans. MeMn — Freshman UNDERCLASSMEN Evans, William — Junior Everett, Rocky — Freshman Fairley, Darren — Sophomore Fell, Timothy — Sophomore Filipich, Nick — Sophomore Flynt, Amy — Sophomore Flynt, Scott — Sophomore Foster, Gwen — Freshman Fowler, Angela — Junior Freeman, Sandra — Junior Galloway, Princess — Junior Gaston, Monica — Freshman Gatwood, Hugh — Freshman Gentry. Lucy — Junior Gilmore, Richard — Sophomore Ginn, Mike — Junior Glasgow, Jacqueline — Junior Goodin, Barbara — Sophomore Gordon, Novelette — Junior Gore, Willie — Junior Graves, Rymsky — Junior Green, Dora — Junior Hammons, Kimberly — Freshman Harper, William — Junior Hartfield, Cornelia — Sophomore , HP Hibi, Rika — Freshman Hines, Letesta — Junior Hinton, Rhonda — Freshman Holifield, Kyle — Freshman Holland, Tim — Junior HATTIESBURG Hollingsworth. Michelle — Sophomore Hough, Jamci — Sophomore tlowclj, Charles — Junior Hughes, David — Junior Hunter, Michael — Freshman Jackson, Chris — Fresbman Jackson, Gloria — Sophomore Johnson, Dedra — Sophomore Johnson, Karen — Sophomore Johnson, Winlon — Freshman Jones, Kevin — Junior Jones, Michael — Junior Jones. Rolunda — Junior Jordan, Janet — Junior Jovner, Michelle — Freshman Kashghari, A-NIajeed — Junior Kearley, Robbin — Freshman King. John — Junior Kittrell, Tommy — Junior Kobayashi, Ntinako — Freshman Kreitzinger. Michael — Freshman Lamb. Mehin — Sophomore Langford. Nora — Sophomore Langley, Trudi — Freshman Leckick. John — Sophomore Lennon. Stacy — Freshman Lofton. Susan — Sophomore Lott. Evelyn — Sophomore Lott. Robin — Jtinior LvTnon, Shona — Freshman UNDERCLASSMEN Mangum, Melanie — Junior Marsette, Darrell — Sophomore Martin, Dedra — Freshman Martin, Eileen — Junior Martin, Pat — Sophomore Mathews, Claudette — Freshman Matthews, Glen — Sophomore Maye, Cynthia — Freshman McCoy, Deanna — Freshman McCurdy, Bradley — Sophomore McDade, Lori — Sophomore McDonald, Jenny — Freshman McDonald, Sherri - Junior McDonald, Valerie — Freshman McEwen. Pamela — Sophomore McLaurin, Trent — Junior Meadows, Rachel — Junior Mickle, Johnny — Freshman Miller, Jeff — Sophomore Miller, Linda — Sophomore Miller, Ron — Junior Moody, Felicia — Freshman Mooney, Cristal — Junior Moran, James — Freshman Nelson, Dawn — Freshman Ngah, Azimar — Sophomore Nobletl, Jody — Freshman Nunn, Melissa — Junior O ' Hara, Darlalea — Sophomore Oliver, Cloe — Sophomore HATTIESBURG Cisterling, Jaime — Frethman Otillio, Kenny — Junior Pace. Sieve — Sophomore Perry. Angela — Sophomore Perry. Michelle — Freshman Philips, Anthony — Freshman Pickering. Dara — Sophomore Pierce. Stanley — Freshman Pillman. Robert — Sophomore Polk, Carolvn — Junior Price, Patrick — Sophomore Rahman, Muazzah — Freshman Rankin, Gay — Freshman Rankin, Charles III — Freshman Reed, Carolina — Freshman Reeves, Jeannette — Freshman Raid. Donna — Freshman Renfroe. Babette — Junior Reynolds, Billy — Freshman Reynolds. Donald — Freshman Reynolds. Kristin — Freshman Reynolds. Ronald — Freshman Rigsby, Michael — Freshman Rimes, Jeff — Sophomore Roberson, Melanie — Freshman Robichaux, Ro ' — Sophomore Robicheaux, John — Freshman Robinson. Charlene — Freshman Rogers. Melissa — Sophomore Rotenberry. Mark — Sophomore UNDERCLASSMEN Rouse, Kelly — Freshman Rushing. Melissa — Sophomore Sadler, Josye — Junior Sakuri, Takashi — Freshman Sanchez. Orsin — Freshman Sanderson, Amanda — Junior Sanford. Denise — Sophomore Saucier. Danny — Sophomore Saucier. Waiter — Sophomore Schwartz. Margaret — Freshman Sewell, William — Freshman Sharp. Kenneth — Sophomore Sheasby, Maria — Freshman Shelby, Katie — Freshman Shepherd, Kevin — Junior Shivers, James II — Sophomore Showers, Radonna — Sophomore Simmons, Kathryn — Freshman Smith, Estee — Freshman Smith, Greg — Sophomore Smith, Jessie — Sophomore Smith. Susan — Sophomore Smith. Steven — Junior Smith, Terry — Junior Smith, Vanessa — Junior Speights, Charles — Freshman Stagg. James — Junior Stephens, Stephanie — Freshman Stone, Monica — Junior Sumardi. Sapardi — Freshman HATTIESBURG Sumljn, Michael — Fmhman Summcri, Sandy — Junior Sullerndd. Robyn — Sophomore Takahashi, Hiroico — Freshman Tamncy, Robin — Junior Taylor, Bellic — Sophomore Terrell, Keith — Sophomore Thomas, Mandy — Sophomore Thomas, Vanessa — Sophomore Thomaston, Rusty — Sophomore Thompson, Diane — Sophomore Thrash, Alissa — Junior Vandiver, Janie — Sophomore Venus, Leslie — Freshman Waddle. Christopher — Freshman Wade, James — Junior Waldrip, Stephanie — Freshman Walters. Ronnie — Sophomore Wan Dagang, Wan Nor — Sophomore Ward. Melanie — Junior Watkins. Peggy — Junior Watts. .Anthony — Sophomore Watts, Mattie - Freshman Welbom, Rhonda — Junior Welsh. Linda — Freshman West. Frances — Freshman West, Melissa — Junior Wheat, William — Freshman Wheeler, Chris — Sophomore Whipple, Darrell — Freshman HATTIESBURG White, Virgil — Freshman Williams, Anna — Junior Williams, James — Sophomore Williams, James — Sophomore Wolfe, Brenda — Freshman Wolfe, Linda — Freshman Yamashita, Akiko — Sophomore Yates, Sandralyn — Junior Young, Loretta — Freshman Not pictured . Abd-Aziz, Nirziah — Freshman Abu-Baker, Noraini — Freshman Adams, Hope — Junior Allen, Debra — Freshman Allen, Stacy — Freshman Allen, Todd — Sophomore Alvarez, Luisa — Sophomore Ardon, Cynthia — Freshman Baskin, Carol — Junior Beardsley, Marseah — Freshman Boykins, Janice — Junior Brignac, Denise — Freshman Broome, Kimberly — Junior Buford, B. Karen — Freshman Burchell, Lonnie — Sophomore Carr, Stephen — Sophomore Chambliss, Renee — Sophomore Christian, Lenette — Sophomore Coats, Tammy — Sophomore Corliss, Daniel — Junior Coulter, Virginia — Sophomore Craft, James — Sophomore Dent, Sophia - Junior Derrick, Paul — Junior Dickson, Catherine — Freshman Duckworth, Terri — Freshman Dunigan, Deberah — Freshman Easterling, Tina — Junior Edwards, Nelda — Freshman Evans, Savannah — Junior Flynt, Melinda — Junior Galloway, Mark — Freshman Georgia, Jacqueline — Freshman Glass, Chris — Freshman Green, Penny — Junior Green, Russell — Junior Harless, Pamela — Junior Hayman, Sherry — Sophomore Henderson, Joseph — Freshman Hill, Melanie — Junior Holder, Jenny — Freshman Holliman, Jeffery — Sophomore Hopkins, Linda — Sophomore Hosey, John — Sophomore Howlett, Francine — Sophomore Hunter, Shirley — Freshman Jackson, Kimberly — Freshman Jackson, Marion — Sophomore Johnson, Susan — Junior Jones, Clarence — Freshman Joshua, Charlene — Sophomore Keever, Belinda — Freshman Kempke, Roberto — Sophomore Kinsey, Velma — Freshman Laird, Jessie — Freshman Lee, C. Barry — Freshman Lewis, Anna — Junior Magee, Linda — Junior McCormick, Nancy — Junior McDonald, Leonard — Junior McDonald, Rodney — Junior McKee, Barbara — Freshman McKey, Matthew — Junior McMahan, Elaine — Junior McNair, Benjamin — Freshman McNair, Kim — Sophomore McNair, Marian — Sophomore McRaney, Donna — Junior McRaney, Patti — Sophomore Mooney, Rosemary — Sophomore Myers, Sonya — Freshman Nicolosi, Michael — Sophomore Nix, Heidi — Freshman Nix, Sonji — Junior 0 Neal, Anthony — Junior Oliver, Karen — Freshman Paige, Angela — Freshman Pair, Daniel — Junior Patton, Edgar — Sophomore Pierce, Rebecca — Sophomore Pittman, Jackie — Junior Powell, Anna — Sophomore Prather, Jonathan — Freshman Price, Roosevelt — Freshman Quinn, Nancy — Junior Rogers, Loretta Ryals, Pamela — Freshman Sanford, Kimberly — Junior Sanford, Ralph — Junior Sanuki, Hiroshi — Freshman Saucier, Glendon — Freshman Shoemake, Tammie — Junior Shoemake, Teresa — Sophomore Smith, Rebekah — Sophomore Spann, Jerry — Junior Spiers, Cheryl — Sophomore Steadman, Mary — Junior Stringer, Chris — Sophomore Tartt, Tammie — Freshman Tatum, Paul — Freshman Thompkins, Teresa — Freshman Thrash, Judy — Junior Tyrone, Kelly — Junior Ulloa, Gustavo — Sophomore Valluzzo, Timothy — Sophomore Walters, Ken — Junior Whitley — Sophomore Whittington, Maggie — Junior Williams, Angela — Junior Williams, Virgie — Junior Wolverton, Ripley — Junior Woodard, LaRita — Freshman Yarbrough, Abraham — Freshman COAST Adkisson, Salee — Junior Baltar, Barbara — Sophomore Barrillcaux. Kimberly — Sophomore Baudoin, Blake — Junior Bclk, Melissa — Freshman Breland. Cassandra — Sophomore Brewer. Palsy — Sophomore Broussard. Sieve Jr. — Freshman Budinich, Rodney — Freshman Butz. Heidi — Junior Cain. Deddy — Freshman Carter. Tammy — Junior Conn. Penny — Junior Crandall. Ray — Sophomore Davis. Tamera — Junior Dickey. Eric — Junior Filipich. Paul — Fr eshman Fowler. Michael — Sophomore Fredericks. Henrietta — Freshman Glasenapp. Laveme — Freshman Harrison, James — Sophomore Hawks. William — Freshman Heidelberg. Ronald — Freshman Humphreys. Janelle — Sophomore Johnson. Gisela — Jimior Kaiver. Barbara — Freshman Kostellic. EvelvTi — Sophomore Krass. Katina — Freshn an Lovett. Ray — Sophomore Malone. Dianette — Junior UNDERCLASSMEN Migues, Lari — Junior Moyer, Donald — Freshman Nance, Veronica — Freshman Nevarez, Jaime — Sophomore Newman, Sherry — Sophomore Ortiz, Javier — Freshman Ott, Daniel — Sophomore Ratliff, Paul — Sophomore Ravita, Lisa — Junior Scott, Steve — Freshman Seymour, Stephanie — Junior Soemaker, Tempist — Freshman Simmons, Amanda — Freshman Skrmetti, Leisa — Junior Spears, Rhonda — Junior Stovall, Douglas — Sophomore Thomas, Vera — Sophomore Verret, Cynthia — Junior Whitson, Debbie — Junior Wooten, Cathy — Junior Not pictured COAST Barnett, Gary — Junior Baty, Teri Lynn — Freshman Bender, Tina — Freshman Bergeron, Mary — Junior Bergfield, Anna — Sophomore Blackston, Dorothy — Freshman Bond, L. Sheree — Junior Bramble, Robert — Freshman Branham, Richard — Sophomore Breland, Sonya — Freshman Brewster, Anita — Junior Brewster, Harvis Sr. — Freshman Brooks, Julie — Junior Brown, C. Dianne — Junior Brown, Juanita — Freshman Burchfield, Kevin — Freshman Burton, Cynthia — Sophomore Cain, Brian — Freshman Carlson, Amy Beth — Freshman Casey, Sarah — Junior Caslow, Robert — Junior Castro, Carlos — Sophomore Chaney, David — Freshman Cochran, Sandy — Junior Collins, Brenda — Junior Coots, Grover — Freshman ' Cowart, Brenda — Junior Crawford, Thomas — Junior Davis, Robert — Freshman Elchos, Rhonda — Junior Elliott, Arthur — Freshman Ellsberry, Lois — Sophomore Fiegenbaum, Mary — Sophomore Frank, Lisa Jean — Sophomore Franklin, A. Craig — Junior Frierson, Tammy — Junior Frink, Cheryl — Junior Garriga, Sara — Junior Goodman, Frances — Junior Graves, Jacqueline — Freshman Graves, Jacquelyn — Junior Gray, Linda — Junior Hance, Regina — Freshman Harrington, Peggy — Junior Haynes, Roger — Junior Hefferman, Timothy — Sophomore Henry, Marilyn — Freshman Hill, Christopher — Freshman Hill, Deanna - Junior Hinsey, Kathic Jo — Freshman Hot ,, Paula — Sophomore Hough, Johnnie — Junior Hubbard, Joann — Sophomore Jacobs, Gary — Junior Johnson, Glen — Sophomore Jones, Deborah — Sophomore Jordan, Debbie — Junior Jordan, Monica — Sophomore Joseph, Diana — Sophomore Keeley, John — Sophomore Killingsworth, Julie — Junior Ladd, Kevin — Junior Langlinais, Todd — Freshman LaRocque, Corolyn — Freshman LeBatard, Michael — Junior Lee, Shonda Lea — Junior Lewis, E. Renee — Junior Lindahl, Garrett — Freshman Lobrano, Sandra — Junior Loiacano, Andrea — Junior Lowery, Paul — Sophomore Madero, Roger — Sophomore Malcolm, Geroge — Freshman Manning, Brenda — Freshman Manning, Christine — Freshman Marble, Benjamin — Freshman Martin, Timothy — Sophomore McClellan, Elizabeth — Junior Merlos, Moreno — Junior Mims, Thomas — Freshman Mitchell, Irene — Sophomore Moore, Daniel — Junior Moore, Kelley — Sophomore Morrone, Michael — Sophomore Murphy, Milton — Junior Necaise, Michael — Junior Newton, O. Marie — Freshman Norman, Michael — Junior Oakes, Laurie — Sophomore Olivarez, Gabino — Freshman Orlin, Joan — Sophomore Pham, Nhon — Junior Philips, John — Sophomore Plummcr, Gwendolyn — Freshman Purdy, Marilyn — Junior Oawiy, Saleem — Junior Reed, Susan — Sophomore Reesman, Eric — Freshman Reynolds, Bill — Junior Reynolds, Zitapek — Freshman Rigncy, Patricia — Freshman Robertson, Tanya — Sophomore Robertson, Wayne — Freshman Rogers, Ross — Freshman Ryals, Rita — Freshman Sammis, Patrick — Sophomore Sasaki, Chisako — Junior Schemer, Juli Anne — Sophomore Schofield. Angela — Junior Seymour, Brenda — Sophomore Simmons, Mollie — Sophomore Simmons, Mona — Junior Sison. Debra — Junior Smart, Kevin — Sophomore Smith, Joyce — Freshman Snowberger, Grant — Freshman Sockman. Billie — Sophomore Stanley. Adrian — Sophomore Stephens. Charlotte — Sophomore Summerlin. Melissa — Junior Taylor, Christina — Freshman Thigpen, Elaine — Junior Twyner. Shawn — Junior Vidrine. Kenneth — Junior Wake. Tammy — Freshman Wallace, Deanna — Sophomore Watkins, William — Freshman Watt, Danette — Junior Wilbourn, Carolyn — Sophomore Williams, Cavitta — Freshman Williams. Gary — Junior Williams. Mary — Freshman Wilson, Laurel — Freshman Winnard. Linda — Sophomore Woodward. Tommye — Sophomore Young. Lynnell — Freshman Zweigbaum. Davis — Freshman UNDERCLASSMEN Ashby, Pamela — Freshman Austin, Zelia — Freshman Baquet, Erin — Sophomore Benoit, Marilyn — Junior Bienvenu, Sara — Sophomore Bonhagen, Celia — Freshman Brabham, April — Freshman Brumfield, Carol — Junior Carter, Dianne — Freshman Carter, Sabrina — Sophomore Courrege, Heather — Junior Davis, Traci — Sophomore Dendy, Deborah — Sophomore Dickerson, Nancy — Freshman Dixon, Joan — Freshman Dufresne, Dawn — Junior Dupre, Mary — Junior Ehle, Kimberly — Sophomore Feltey, Jeanne — Sophomore Forest, Joyce — Freshman Foucher, Charlene — Freshman Frye, Barbara — Freshman Gay, Mary — Sophomore Glenn, Ruby — Junior Gomez, Tina — Sophomore Griffitt, Valerie — Junior Grunenwald, Joan — Junior Hammonds, Regina — Junior Hutchinson, Althea — Freshman Irvin, Barbie — Freshman NEW ORLEANS rS f% 0 J J ti W lackvjn, Carmela — Sophomore Jackion, CHby — Frahman James, Ethel — Sophonvore Johnion, Wanda — Sophomore Lambert, Shelly — Sophomore LaNasa, Ellen — Sophomore Lemar, Gretchen — Sophomore Magee. Debra — Sophomore Marks, Jane! — Junior Martin. Audrey — Freshman Martin. Lynn — Sophomore .McCoy. Bobbye — Junior Megna. Rhoda — Sophomore Neil, Helen — Junior Neyland, Yolanda — Junior Oviawe. Emmanuel — Sophomore Pierce. Carolyn — Freshman Polmer. Helen — Junior Praetorius. Rachel — Junior Quinonez. Flora — Sophomore Randell. . loyce — Sophomore Schellinger. Channaine — Sophomore Schineisky. Monica — Sophomore Shelton. Betty — Freshman Sondes, Elizabeth — Freshman Soulie. Patsy — Junior Stevens. Pamela — Sophomore Thomas. Kenneth — Sophomore Tice. Carolyn — Freshman Turner. Mar — Sophon ' .ore NEW ORLEANS Turner, Mary — Sophomore Vandyke, Linda — Freshman Vuljoin, Peggy — Junior Wellman, Peggy — Sophomore Wilbon, Terrie — Sophomore Williams, Alicia — Freshman Williams. Deborah — Freshman Williams, Luretha — Sophomore Williamson, Marion — Sophomore Ziergler, Marcella — Junior Not pictured Azubike, Stella — Sophomore Bee, Sylvia — Freshman Billson, Mary — Sophomore Blanchard, Wendy — Sophomore Bradke, Sarah — Junior Breaux, Simone — Freshman Brown, Linda — Sophomore Buckley, Sheila — Sophomore Burke, Helen — Freshman Burns, Lorraine — Freshman Burns, Sivi — Freshman Callais, Kelly — Freshman Camiola, Lisa — Sophomore Campbell, Cicely — Junior Carlisle, Billy — Junior Cerda, Carmen — Sophomore Coaston, Tanya — Sophomore D ' Aquin, Charles — Junior Deras, Jeaneth — Junior Dyer, Marietta — Freshman Eaglin, Tanya — Junior Esprit, Donna — Freshman Eyster, Tania — Freshman Fernandez, Donelise — Freshman Fleischmann, Eileen — Freshman Foret, Stacy — Sophomore Gallagher, Mary — Sophomore Glonek, Lauren — Sophomore Griffin, Sherri — Freshman Guidry, Carla — Freshman Hampton, Patricia — Sophomore Harris, Loretta — Freshman Hartford, Joyce — Sophomore Hasselbeck, Julie Ann — Sophomore Heath, Stacey — Junior Henry, Jacquelyn — Freshman Hirsius, R. Daniell — Junior Howard, Dawn — Sophomore Hunter, Lolita — Freshman Jones, Pebles — Junior Kraner, Ann — Junior Lamz, Susan — Sophomore Lee, Oliver — Junior Lee — Hookfin, Pamela — Sophomore Lombard, Audrey — Freshman Major, Jeannee — Junior Mayville, Monya — Sophomore McLaurin, Connie — Sophomore Miller, Laura — Freshman Molero, Shannon — Freshman Moore, Wendy — Sophomore Morning, Vanessa — Sophomore Munson, Sara — Sophomore Neilson, Anne — Sophomore Nero, Africa — Freshman Nixon, Elizabeth — Sophomore Parker, Joyce — Freshman Patin, Joan — Junior Pennison, Louise — Junior Pierron, Gigi — Junior Pugh, Sharlene — Freshman Ruth, Linda — Sophomore Sens, JoAnn — Freshman Smith, Terri — Freshman Stipelcovich, Michelle — Freshman Strain, Elizabeth — Junior Washington, Montrell — Freshman Williams, Sadie — Junior Williams, Shelia — Sophomore Williams, Yomera — Sophomore Winbush, Dorothy — Sophomore Yeargin, Patricia — Junior What ' s so great about William Carey College?  « J ' PsychologyWw Music Educators Music Therapy - v u JiUJ av - J V Phi Beta Lambda Serampore Players c Ministerial Association L M} ' m ii la -ft 1 Alpha Chi Hand Bells Assoc, of Church Muscians Carpenter ' s Wood 4 Lambda Iota Tau [■•ff Delta Omicron COBBLER Staff Young Educators m { Baptist Student Union If your club or organization is not pictured, this is your space . . . Not Available for Picture . WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE JoAnn O ' Brien Michael Kreitzinger Stephanie Stephens Mark J. McNeil presents CLAUDIA Written by Rose Franken Directed by Gregory Carries Cast Set design by JoAnn O ' Brien Robin Sutterfielc Charlie Mae Smith Rodney Clark Shannon Roberi =1 me sniiiiO iJL. Carey Dinner Theatre OBRA QUAVE, Director Jeff McClelland, Music director Nancy WingO Caffey, Choreographer Cast Shannon Robert Glen Matthews Leonard Day Melinda Pope Linda Pearson Jeff Clearman 1987 ■5 «« -  - h.ji t a? : : ' Yr t! =r«;w h l l ' J .- m yr M ' Hi r % -r --, fe ' s f. 2 : % iy ■zM M 1SI. S; - W ,iit v- : iJil i3JI ■ ■ t-i A ' ' Let all our ■ songs and praises he unto His heavenly Majesty ... Outstanding Student in Hebrew All-District 30 All-Conference Kodak Ail-American All-Gulf Coast Athletic ODK Teaching Award Lambda Iota Tau Award English Award Med-Tech Award Chi Beta Phi Freshman Award COBBLER Asst. Editor Award COBBLER Editor Award Outstanding in Elem. Education Student Teaching Award Education Award SGA Councilman Award Gamma Chi Award Wall Street Journal Award School of Business Award Anthony Bernard Mary McCullom Mary McCullom Mary McCullom Julian Moore Mrs. Jennylou Breland Mark J. McNeil Laurie Brand Angela Tullos JoAnn West Stephanie Stephens Mark J. McNeil Sharon Shirley Karen English Amanda Hodges JoAnn O ' Brien Dara Pickering Gerald Henderson Danon King Outstanding Student in Accounting Who ' s Who in Phi Beta Lambta Kappa Mu Epsilon Award Outstanding Tutor Award Outstanding Senior in Music Allen Williams Award Outstanding Leadership Award Jenkins Chastain Citizenship Award Howard Hamilton Danon King Kay Elmore Jody Harbour Novelette Gordon Leo Day Kevin Shepherd Shannon Robert Angela Tullos Glen Matthews r ' jy ' ) Leo Day - Senior Music A vard Z4 Shannon Robert - Leadership Award Amanda Hodges - Education Award ? Y-U - Kristen Reynolds P Kevin Shepherd Kenny Ottillio Jody Noblett TimFel aron Coker • I Novelette Gordon] ,.f _Cindy Cozier Not Pictured: Michael Kreitzinger, Orsin Sanch u Mr. WCC Mr. and Miss WCC Wendy Houchin Paul Lowery Class Favorites Dale C. Roberts Wendy Houchin Blake Boudin I Paul Lowery Beauties and Beaus Chisako Sasaki Wendy Houchin Anna Bergfield SENIORS Co Shelli Barnes JUNIORS Tev w Shepherd Leonard Day ■ Shannon Robert Sherry Hayman SOPHOMORES PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Jessie Laird Jody Noblett FRESHMAN JeannetTe Reeves Co Co A Tale of Two Brothers episode ii Lady Kay and the Great Controversy Part II How the boys were smitten with her beauty. She had only to glance at her heros Jor each oj their hearts to melt. Lady Kay, I think it safe to say, truly loved each of them. They both contained qualities she wanted in a love. In Ed, she found the bookwormish hard work thai destines great men for fame. Sean, however embodied her need for youthful irresponsibility. The ideal for her would have both these qualities combined into one suitor. But since that seemed im- possible, she made do with what she had. The effect this had on the brothers was monstrous. The brothers that had spent their lives in such close communion were beginning to drift apart. Once, when Ed was accused of putting soap suds in the moat — an action committed by Sean — , Sean saved the day by circumventing the guards attention long enough for our devious heros to escape. The second time a similar situation happen, Sean let Ed spend three nights in the dungeon. He hoped to use this lime with the lovely Lady Kay. Ed saw what his brother had done to him. Even though he had spent the night of his supposed crime hard at work in his studies, he sat three days in the catacombs because of it. In retaliation. he developed an alter-ego. By day he was the industrious Ed. At night, he became the WICKED- SO-AND-SO. No one knew the identity of this belligerent scoundrel — vandal of castle walls, harrassor of old people, ruthless sabatagor of the king s favorite milk cow, Geraldine. The transformation came to the youth because of the strife between the two brothers over the hand of Lady Kay. Ed never knew what his jealous actions had caused. But, as in the courting rit- ual of the day. Lady Kay set as her challenge for the brothers to settle the Great Controversy, as it had come to be called — shewanted them to capture the WICKED-SO-AND-SO . . . but. thai ' s another story. To Be Continued . . . ALUMNI LUNCHEON The Homecoming luncheon has been and contin- ues to be a big event at Carey. It is a time for reminiscing with friends and colleagues and a time to look to the future. This years luncheon was highlighted by the intro- duction of the Alumnus of the Year, Miss Alice Davis, a graduate of Mississippi Woman ' s College in 1922. Miss Davis received this honor for her civic contributions as well as for her contributions to Carey College including the Elizabeth Davis O ' Neill Scholarship in honor of her sister, a gra- duate of the class of 1932. In addition to Miss Davis, Dr. Elise Mathews Curtis — class of 1928, Mary Welsh McKenzie — class of 1930, Jeannette Travis Lawrence — class of 1931, Gordy Hughes — class of 1931, and Dorothy P ' Pool Ware — class of 1 9 1 9, were presented flow- ers and recognized at the luncheon. Providing musi- cal entertainment were Mrs. Ware, Ken Fujisawa — class of 1986, Leo Day, Glen Matthews, the Wil- liam Carey College Chorale, and the School of Mu- sic Show Group. ■imM ' . ' - 1988 Homecoming Court Jo Ann O ' Brien escort: Todd Terminy Sandy Reynolds Jeff Miller Shannon Robert Richard Aspinwal Michelle Hollingsworth Joey Jarrell Sharon Coker Dewayne Pruitt Kristen Reynolds Kevin Shepherd Rita Ryals Paul Lowery Traci Davis Terry Tins lev CRUSADER BASKETBALL Reloaded and Ready to FIRE! Head Coach, Steve Knight Back row: Asst. Coach. Larry Holmes and Head Coach Steve Knight; Second row: Tony Brinson. Robert Young, Tim Holland, Trent McLaurin, Orsin Sanchez; Front row: Steve Bankston, Jeff HoUiman, Isaac Simmons 8S !V 5 ♦ y. - ■ ■ s FINAL RECORD: 1 -19 WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE 1987-88 GAME BY GA E RESULTS HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDER 70 WCC 96 94 WCC 3 97 79 WCC a 6a 76 WCC ♦ 93 73 WCC 74 59 WCC 78 7t WCC 62 82 WCC 79 65 81 76 70 73 87 69 77 77 68 71 5E 8E 83 61 79 69 7  99 63 9E 58 87 WCC ■ 76 WCC 88 WCC WCC WCC WCC WCC WCC WCC WCC WCC WCC WCC WCC WCC WCC WCC 72 96 89 72 68 70 85 65 75 96 9E 73 79 ' 88 67 WCC 66 WCC 85 WCC WCC WCC WCC 78 94 74 82 93 WCC 88 46 WCC 95 AUBURN-MONTGOMERY COOPER -12 McLAURIN - 6 GARDNER-WEBB SANCHEZ -30 McLAURIN -13 BELHAVEN SMITH -22 McLAURIN -10 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE MOORE -34 MOORE - 7 DELTA STATE COOPER -19 McLAURIN - 7 BELHAVEN COOPER -15 COOPER BANKSTON - 5 TOUGALOO SMITH -22 SMITH - 8 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE COOPER -20 McLAURIN MOORE -12 -12 SOUTHERN TECH BRINSON -81 MOORE - 8 HENDRIX McLAURIN -14 McLAURIN - 6 MOORE -14 MOORE - 6 PRICE -14 DALLAS BAPTIST MOORE -22 MOORE - 6 AUBURN-MONTGOMERY MOORE -80 MOORE - 7 LIVINGSTON MOORE -23 McLAURIN -1 1 SOUTHERN-NEW ORLEANS SIMMONS -17 MOORE -12 SPRING HILL BRINSON -28 MOORE -11 TOUGALOO MOORE -22 McLAURIN -11 DILLARD McLAURIN MOORE -20 -80 McLAURIN - 8 XAVIER SMITH -20 McLAURIN - 9 LOUISIANA COLLEGE COOPER -18 SIMMONS - 6 MOBILE COLLEGE SMITH -13 MOORE - 5 DELTA STATE McLAURIN -84 McLAURIN - 4 BELHAVEN BRINSON -2 McLAURIN - 9 SPRING HILL BRINSON -18 HOLLIMON - 7 LIVINGSTON SMITH -88 McLAURIN - 9 TOUGALOO BRINSON COOPER -16 -16 BRINSON - 9 BELHAVEN MOORE -17 McLAURIN -11 DILLARD COOPER -18 COOPER SMITH - 6 - 6 MOBILE COLLEGE SMITH -14 SMITH - 7 SUNO SMITH -86 MOORE - 9 LOUISIANA COLLEGE MOORE -15 MOORE - Q XAVIER McLAURIN -18 McLAURIN -13 NAIA DISTRICT 30 PLAYOFFS DILLARD MOORE -27 HOLLAND McLAURIN - 6 - 6 MOBILE COLLEGE SMITH -14 SMITH - t (OT) (OT) (OTi LADY SADERS Women ' s Coach, Katie Eaton Front Row: Coach, Katie EAton, Melanie Hill, Michelle Hollingsworth, Shona Lymon, Hope Adams, Sandy Reynolds - Manager; Second row: Mary McCullom, Eileen Martin, Amy Flynt, Angel Young, Jackie Pittman UlJ , % i ' G 9r ' WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE LADY SADERS 1987-88 GAME BY GAME RESULTS FINAL RECORD: 19-9 HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDER 66 WCC 61 76 WCC bh 79 WCC '  5 77 WCC 7B LIVINGSTON WEST FLORIDA AL ABAMA-HUNTSV I LLE AUBURN-MONTGOMERY McCULLOM -20 McCULLOM -38 LYMON -2 McCULLOM -3 ADAMS - 1 E McCULLOM -22 ADAMS -11 McCULLOM - B AUM INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT 56 WCC 85 AUBURN-MONTGOMERY McCULLOM -E7 79 WCC 70 WEST FLORIDA McCULLOM -38 65 WCC 89 MISS. COLLEGE McCULLOM -SO 56 WCC 90 MISSISSIPPI STATE McCULLOM -28 73 WCC 82 LIVINGSTON McCULLOM -29 78 WCC « t Z SUNO McCULLOM -27 55 WCC 56 SPRING HILL McCULLOM -23 68 WCC 68 TOUGALOO McCULLOM -28 70 WCC 77 DILLARD LYMON -19 62 WCC 76 XAVIER McCULLOM -19 71 WCC 70 LOUISIANA COLLEGE McCULLOM -24 6S WCC 61 MOBILE COLLEGE McCULLOM -30 88 WCC « 57 BELHAVEN McCULLOM -24 80 WCC 65 SPRING HILL McCULLOM -36 93 WCC 85 MUW McCULLOM -S8 6S WCC • 59 TOUGALOO PITTMAN -SI 78 WCC bh BELHAVEN McCULLOM -28 81 WCC « 71 DILLARD McCULLOM -40 64 WCC 53 MOBILE McCULLOM -30 75 WCC 70 SUNO McCULLOM -36 67 WCC 64 LOUISIANA COLLEGE McCULLOM -22 7S WCC • 68 XAVIER McCULLOM -29 NAIA DISTRICT 30 PLAYOFFS 66 WCC • 65 JAVIER McCULLOM -37 65 WCC 68 DILLARD McCULLOM -28 McCULLOM -10 McCULLOM - 8 McCULLOM -12 McCULLOM - 7 McCULLOM -12 McCULLOM -12 McCULLOM -10 McCULLOM -12 LYMON -11 McCULLOM - 7 YOUNG - 7 LYMON -12 McCULLOM -12 McCULLOM -13 McCULLOM -13 McCULLOM -10 MdtiLLOM -17 McCULLOM -11 McCULLOM -19 McCULLOM -14 McCULLOM -14 McCU_LOM - 9 McCULLOM -16 McCULLOM -13 McCULLOM -11 SADER Baseball ■ ■ .a - ' I ' Qn Front: Chris Clark, Richard Burge, Dewayne Pruitt, Melvin Lamb, Milce Ginn, Marie Brock, Trey Rankin; Second row: Donnie Reynolds - manager, Scott Flyntt, Vincent Davis Danny Corliss, Donnie Sylvester, Johnnie Mickle, Dennis Butler; Third row: Ronnie Reynolds, Stanley Pierce, Jeff Miller, Mike Sumlin, Hugh Gatwood, Tony Philips, Bill Reynolds, Kevin Shepherd, Rusty Philips, Coach Bobby Halford 1 4: .A 1 ' 3 . 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WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE 1988 GAME BY GAME RESULTS FINAL RECORD: E5-E3 HOME: NAIA DISTRICT 30: 11-3 GCAC: 11-3 16-7 AWAY: 9-16 W L PITCHER GAME WINNING RBI wcc 5 wcc h WCC WCC 1 wcc 5 WCC 7 WCC 9 ucc 6 MCC 5 WCC 3 WCC 7 WCC h WCC 1 WCC 6 WCC 9 WCC 13 WCC 9 WCC p WCC ' f WCC a WCC B WCC 3 WCC 6 WCC 6 WCC 11 WCC 5 WCC 5 WCC 4 WCC B WCC 11 WCC 5 WCC 5 WCC 1 WCC 7 WCC 7 WCC 4 WCC E WCC B WCC 13 WCC 19 WCC a WCC 7 WCC 6 WCC 1 WCC 5 WCC E WCC - DELTA STATE 8 DELTA STATE 3 West Florida 14 West Florida S Southeastern Louisiana 6 Southeastern Louisiana 4 MDNTEVALLO 10 MONTEVALLO 3 CULVER-STOCKTON 3 CULVER-STOCKTON 1 Spring Hill 6 Spring Hill O Spring Hill O WISCONSIN-STOUT WISCONSIN-STOUT 15 WISCONSIN-STOUT 3 WISCONSIN-STOUT O Livingston 8 j, Livingston 3 BOWLING GREEN 1 BELHAVEN 5 BELHAVEN 1 NICHOLLS STATE t Auburn Montgomery O Huntingdon 7 Huntingdon 7 Mississippi State 13 Mississippi State 16 SPRING HILL a SPRING HILL 3 SPRING HILL 6 Delta State 6 Delta State LOUISIANA COLLEGE 6 LOUISIANA COLLEGE 6 LOUISIANA COLLEGE 9 Monteval lo 11 Montevallo 7 Bel haven IE Bel haven 11 Belhaven 10 LIVINGSTON 15 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 7 Southern Mississippi 7 Southern Mississippi El Dallas Baptist 11 Texas Lutheran 6 Suml in 0-1 T.Phillips 1-0 Dav i son 0- 1 Sumlin 0-E T. Phi 1 1 ips 1-1 Corliss l-O Flynt 0-1 Sylvester 1-0 Mantooth 1-0 Davison 1-1 Sylvester E-0 Sumlin 1-E Davison E— 1 Flynt 1-1 Pierce 0-1 Sylvester 3-0 Davison 3—1 Flynt 1-E T.Phillips E-1 T.Phillips 3-1 Davison • — 1 Sumlin 2-2 Flynt B-2 Miller 1-0 Sumlin 3-E Davison 4-E Miller 1-1 Sum 1 i n 3 — 3 Miller E-1 Sumlin —3 Davison ' ' +-3 Davison - Flynt E-3 Miller 3-1 Sylvester -O Davison 4-5 Pierce 0-E T.Phillips -1 T.Phillips 5-1 Sumlin 5—3 T.Phi 1 1 ips 5-S Miller 3-E Burge 0-1 T.Phi 1 1 ips 5-3 Suml in 5-4 Miller 3-3 T.Phi 1 1 ips 5-4 R.Phillips 1 None Binn 1 Butler 1 Butler E Reynolds 1 R.Phillips Bates 1 Butler 3 Butler 4 R.Phillips 3 Gatwood 1 R.Phillips 4 R.Phillips 5 None R.Phillips 6 Davis 1 None Shepherd 1 Gatwood E Gatwood 3 Brock 1 Shepherd E Shepherd 3 R.Phillips 7 CRUSADER TENNIS Jack Jones, Tennis Coach Front: John Robicheaux, Kenny Otillio. Kevin Palmiero, Brad McCurdy; Second Row: Joey Jarrell, Ronnie Walters, Greg Williamson, Tim Fell, Coach Jack Jones. William Carey 1988 College Game By ' Game Results Southeastern Defeated Carey 9-0 Carey Defeated Millsaps 8-1 Carey Defeated Springhill 9-0 Carey Defeated Millsaps 9-0 9-0 Carey Defeated buno Mississippi College Defeated Carey 8-1 Carey Defeated South Arkansas 5-4 Belhaven Defeated Carey 7-2 Mobile College Defeated Carey 7-2 Carey Defeated Defeated Jackson State 9-0 USM Carey 6-3 Southeastern Defeated Carey 7-2 Carey Defeated Suno 9-0 Carey Defeated Jackson State 8-1 Carey Defeated Mississippi College 6-3 Carey Defeated Belhaven 6-3 Carey Defeated Springhill 9-0 USM Defeated Carey 6-3 Carey Defeated Livingston 5-4 Carey Defeated Mississippi College 8-1 Record: 13 Wins 7 Losses PLAYERS SINGLES DOUBLES TOTAL PERCE McCurdy 23-12 19- 6 42-18 70% Otillio 20-13 11- 13 31-26 54% Palmiero 16-12 12- 12 28-24 53% Fell 8- 5 10- 6 18-11 62% Williamson 17-12 6- 6 23- 8 56% Walters 15- 14 14-10 19-24 44% Jarrell 8- 7 17- 5 25-12 67% Jones 1- 11- 1 2- 1 66% CRUSADER SOCCER 1987 GAME BY GAME RESULTS OPPONENT WCC-OPP GOALS (ASSISTS) UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA Belhaven College Western Kentucky University Millsaps College University of Arkansas at Little Rock Centenary College University of West Florida UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM Nichols State University AUBURN UNIVERSITY AT MONTGOMERY University of South Alabama MILLSAPS COLLEGE Alabama A. M. University Huntingdon College BELHAVEN COLLEGE NICHOLS STATE UNIVERSITY Transylvania University King Coll 2-3 3-2 1-3 3-1 0-1 1-9 3-0 1-1 1-2 2-1 0-7 2-0 2-2 2-0 5-0 0-2 3-0 3-4 Reesman (Heffernan), Williams (Robertson) Robertson (Heffernan), Ortiz (Robertson), Robertson Reesman Reesman (Robertson), Robertson, Robertson Williams (Robertson) Robertson (Philips), Bramble (RatlifQ, Robertson Robertson (Philips) Ortiz (Boyd) Ortiz (Boyd), Heffernan (Philips) Broussard (Heffernan), Robertson Branham, Lovett (Heffernan) Ortiz (Reesman), Robertson Ortiz (Heffernan), Reesman (Ortiz), Robertson (Reesman), Philips (Malcolm), Burchfield (Heffernan) Heffernan, Reesman (Ortiz), Reesman (Malcolm) Reesman (Heffernan), Heffernan, Heffernan ' ;• -. -ifw A Tribute to Dedication To those who are retiring from the classroom, but not our hearts. The lights begin to twinkle from the rocks; The long day wanes; the slow moon climbs; the deep Moans round with many voices. Come, my friends. Tis not too late to seek a newer world. Push off, and sitting well in order smite The sounding furrows; for my purpose holds To sail beyond the sunset, and the baths Of all the western stars, until I die. It may be that the gulfs will wash us down; It may be we shall touch the Happy Isles, And see the great Achilles, whom we knew. Though much is taken, much abides; and though We are not now that strength which in old days Moved earth and heaven, that which we are, we are — One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek. to find, and not to yield. ULYSSES, Alfred Lord Tennyson f.;..  ' • ' -Sv- ' r DR. CHARLES AMBROSE for a contribution of Love . . . s ..i. V Man ' s reach should exceed his grasp r Tr ' .yr: or what ' s a heaven for . . . Robert Browning Andre Del Sarto It is for your love and efforts that the 1988 CRUSADER is dedicated to you. You have given so much to so many. i SJK. rfrTy«fiir- r GEORGIANN HOLLIMAN WILLIAM CLAWSON GRACE SMITH THE YEAR IN REVIEW r SGA WELCOME BACK PARTY LAWERENCE REN OVA TION S k ' 3 RUSH 1987 GAMMA CHI TACKY PARTY BSU ROUND-UP r CHORALE STEAK DINNER f • L. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL BASKETBALL SEASON 107 THE YEAR IN REVIEW SNOW DAY PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS 4 ' f GAMMA CHI 5K RUN GARBAGE DAY 109 1988 GREEK GAMES Aau 3ha IwTa uh ' X f w? -!- ; ■• «h. L the beginning of a beginning . . . i T FUN AND E Autographs 118 Autographs A Tale of Two Brothers Part III Off the Boys went on their fool ' s mission. Sean had determination in his heart while Ed contained more of a feeling of Oh dear! Ed, working under a protective instinct, led Sean around the country- side — Sean never suspected anything. When the night had fallen, Ed had almost convinced Sean that the WICKED SO- AND-SO had left the kingdom and that they should return to the safety of the palace. Just then, one of the old people that Ed had harassed recognized him — the news devastated the kingdom. King Ralph banished Ed from the kingdom for his crimes against the state. But, all shared in Ed ' s guilt — each of them learned a lesson. Sean now realized that his youthful irresponsibility does not excuse his actions toward his brother. Lady Kay regretted her part in the matter. To avoid any further trouble, she agreed to marry Sean. But, Ed learned the greatest lesson of all: all work and no play makes Ed a WICKED SO-AND-SO. One last time they stood together: Ed, Kay, Sean. To the future they turned their eyes, for the past stood only to remind. The End ., jwhcM. jv i ' - -...■Biaf ' HSBS They shed some tears, but wiped them soon %, Scholastic Award - 122 ' ' Oerald Henderson; Angela Tullos ■jfc, ■ ' ' 1 flfiil ' g; M 1 i « 4(6 28 ijpll3i ysS k B ' H ■r w- - V ' - l l liiiiiJfai 1 ? world was all before them . . o i i Milton Paradise Lost | i m . i - It The College Experience The college days have been said to be the most influential period in one ' s life. One gains many things — friends, great learning, and maturity. Perhaps the most difficulty gift to receive from the college experience is that of the friend. He is only temporary. One knows that one day. he or she will have to return him. When this day comes, it is followed with tears — the only comfort one receives is the ability to ponder how much richer a life is because of this friendship. It is sad to release a creature, but remember, it is immortal- ized in your heart. The quality of education is the gift of the instructor. Everyone is plagued with professors whom they don t particularly care for. However, someone once said, every teacher has something to teach. What one receives from the classroom is up to the individual. But, most importantly, the youth becomes an adult during the days of his higher education. The child, in the absence of mom and dad, is forced to take his place in society. There is a lot to be said for the college experience. The 19S -SS CRUS. D- ER contains the greatest event of these years. The next time you are jtist thumbing through, ponder exactly what you are making of your coUege life. These days are the foundation on which the future will rest. The 1988 was paid for the FACULTY of William Carey I CRUSADER partially by STAFF College Many Thanks, The 1988 CRUSADER Staff From the desk of . . . Mark J. McNeil Any of you that know anything about the publication of a year-book will undoubtedly realize that I have broken quite a few rules. But, in my defense, though full aware of each and every rule shattered, I felt I was giving the student what they wanted. In times past, I have heard complaints of not enough pictures and too much copy. The copy has been cut drastically and the availability of pictures doubled. I came into the position of editor late. Its tuff working from someone elses photos, etc. But in any case, here is my little experiment. Everyone needs to be made aware of the extra effort made by Monica Gaston. There were several late nights and early morn- ings, but she stuck it through. I would like to personally thank her for her efforts and my deepest appreciation goes out to her — for without her, we may not have had a yearbook. Enjoy, Mark J. McNeil Editor J H y ■ ' Vi L ' ■■■!