May the youth of dlese commu nities for generations to come gath­

er in these pla ces to receive instruct ion in knowledge and tra 1ning in

virtue. Ma y they find here every condition necessary to a true and en­

lightened education. Especially, may the ir teachc1·s be examples of

excellence in scholarship a nd character, seekers after goodness and

truth , lovers of children, enthusiasts and adepts 1n the finest of all

arts, dle development and inspiration of human souls. May these

room s always be pervaded with invigorating atmosphere of mental and

mora l life, and may no young adult pass from these schools to higher

grades or to the outer world without having been made more Intelli­

gent, more thoughtful, more courageous, more virtuous, and 1n every

way more capable of wise and just, of useful and noble living. To this

e nd we are dedicated and presenL to you A WEALTH OF MEMORIES

in this, THE !968 JCD PER KOLA TOR .

TABLE OF CONTENTS President Hayden's

Message . . . . . . . 6-7 Features . . . . . . . . . . 8-59 Sports . . . . . . . . . . . 60-97 Organizations ... 98-133 Classes 134- 169 Faculty ... . ... . 170-196

I IN APPRECIATION I In Appreciation of the cognizant efforts of these men our Gulf Coast

Junior College District has obtained a unity never before exper ienced. With diligent foresight Mr. Loften, Mr. Cadle, and Mr. Hilburn have, by their guidance, shown the true meanmg of leadership through unself­ish service. With this 111 mind we say "THANK YOU."

Service co a just cause rewards the worker with more real happiness and satis­faction than any other venture in life.

---c. c. Catt

Dear Students:

Your support of our college system. pHliClpauon m college a -uvit1es. and your academic accomplishments han• mndl' our three­campus college system a great success.

Thank you for your part in this sue css. Continue to believe •n and support our college system. Our college system •s outstand ing and has become an educational model for the state; our future is un­limited; we have just begun our growth. You can be proud of your ac­complishment.

I wish you success. I hope that you will contrnue your education and that you will always keep a pleasant memory of your junior col­lege years.

Smcerely,

J.J-~) ].]. Hayden, Jr. Distnct Pres •dent

I .

FEATURES

MR. AND MISS J. C. MR. AND MISS J. D. 10

Miss Lynda Lauderdale Mr. David Allen Miss Julie Terry And Mr. Pery Windgarden II

MR. AND MISS PERK 12 Miss Chris Bell And Mr. C harles Smith

Miss Ilyne Stewart

First Alternate

Miss N ancy Pra enos

Second Alternate

Miss Gypsy Longi

Third Alternate

MISS J. C. D. Miss Julie Terry

" I$

Miss Cathy Jahnke Mi s Linda Moorehead

BEAUTIES

Mis Nova li ne Tubre

Mi s Cecil Ann Hately

Mi ss Joan Boon

Mi s Donna Milner

Miss Nettye Driver

Mi ss Ruth Morgan

MOST HANDSOME

Mr. Larry Dale Jackson

Mr . Edm ond Salloum

Mr . Lowry Hamner

I I I I

TEA AND

~·

BEST DRESSED ~iiSS A.\."JI,j1£ \1ARGARET

~tAY

MR. !ARR Y JACKSON

JACKSON COUNTY

SCHOOL SPIRIT \!ISS TERRY PRICE

MR. DAVID ALLEN

WHO'S WHO

FRESHMAN FAVORITES

MISS DEBBIE BALLOW

MR. DAVID ROGER S

SOPHOMORE FAVORITES

MISS TERRY PRICE

MR. DICK HODGES

SOPHOMORE FAVORITES

DENNIS BRAUN

BECKY STRINGER

JEFF DAVIS

FRESHMAN FAVORIT ES

jAMES LAW!LSS

CATHY DONOHOO

WHO'S WHO

SCHOOL SPIRIT TONY NESOSS[S

VICK I PARKER

BEST DRESSED BER~1E :\tARC\0\ lCH

SHERI )O:<ES

PERKINSTON WHO'S WHO

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BEST DRESSED MISS BRENDA PENTON

MR. DINK DREI'.'NAN

SOPHOMORE FAVORITES

~USS LULU GARON

MR. DINK DRENNAN

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HOMECOMING

1967QUEENS

~1155 L ThTIA LAUDERDALE - J•ckson County ~iiSS BIUY GWn.; -Perkinston !\{ISS JULIE TERRY -Jeff Davis

Homecoming was a great success with the spirit and pride of the District's Cham-

pion Bulldogs insptrmg all in attendance to the zenith of enthusiasm and cooperation.

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lO

MAID ANNIE MARCERET ~lAY

freshnun-Jaclaon County

QUEEN L Th'DA LAUDER-DALE

Sophomore-Jackson County

~lAID SHARON SULUVAN Sophomore-J.tckson County

MAID SYLVIA SNELU!'<C frcshm;an-JcCf DoLVis

QUE£!'< )UUE TERRY Sophomore-Jeff O;tvi

MAID TERRY ALKEN Sophomore-Jeff Davis

~lAID PEI\1'-'Y FLOYD ~!AID CECIL ANI< HATELY Sophomore -Perk \rut on Freshm;~n- Perk iruton

THE WINNING

FLOAT

l2

QUEE!< BJUY GIVE!\' -Pcddnston

FROM STONE HALL

The Perkingston campus was a regular Disney Land East with each dorm strlv1ng to out do the other with their decoration. The activities of the afternoon began with registration, handled by the Student Coun­cil, of all visitors on campus. From 2 to 3 PM an open house was held; then, the students and visitors gathered in the auditorium for a welcomtng program. During the course of the program the football team was introduced and the Perkingston Campus Choir provided entertainment along with the band. After the Homecoming Queens and their court were presented L.he entire assembly retired to the tennis court where a barbecue was held. The enthusiasm reached a cli­max when d1e Bulldogs defeated Southwest 22 to 7. Students celebrated the victory at the Homecoming dance, concluding the festivities.

KING AND QUEEN RULE v

MISS TERRY PRICE MR. JOHN McGRATH

ARCH DUKE DAVID COWARD GRAND DUCHESS DEBBIE BALLOW

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J. C.'s first annual Carnival Ball took shape under the theme "Our Golden Coast". Sparkling decor a­tions, satin masks, and pinatas--filled with beads , doubloons , tnnkets--all added to the Mardi Gras at­mosphere. A special thanks to Mrs . Burkett who made it the success that it was.

CROWN BEARERS

Master Boydc McGrath Miss Moniquc Russell

Soph. Lady-in-waiting Diane Cox Escort Donn ie Denm ark

Soph. Duke David Allen, Dutchess Brenda Carter

Soph. Lady-in-Waiting Sh.aroa Sullivan, Escort Jimmie Stticldand

THE 1968 COURT OF JACOCO

Fresh. Lady-in-Waiting Kathy Adams, Escort Fletcher Walley

Fresh. Lady-in-Waiting Shirl~ Rush, Escort Ralph Daughtery

WHO'S WHO AMONG

IN AMERICAN

JUNIOR COLLEGES

The followmg students have been selected to represent the Gulf Coast jumor College Dtstnct in the national publication WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES. Thts recognition comes as a result of thetr outstanding contributions through scholarship, lead­ership, citizenship and service.

LEFT TO RIGHT: 1ST ROW· Ma W Unda Dubuisson. 2ND Row: Th ry allace, julie Terry She Lo Eugene Henry W:~.yne Zi If h ~res:~ Hough, Smanne cha!linrryl~~scr, Cathy Passmore, A Ieee Ramclli,

' m c • ViUiam Wright, Dennis Brow~, Tony ~:~~s~~~y Ranson, James At1derson,

!6

~ TO RIGHT: 1ST ROW: Chris Gou!, John Pu1Ikouski. 2ND ROW: Ann Bobinger, Nancy Vogle, tmider:ai­!Jed, Annette Eubanks. 3RD ROW: jay Hayden, Charles Smith, Charles Humphrey.

A goal to inspire effort in those who may not otherwise perform to the best of their ability.

A reminder that time must be used intelligently to brmg best re­sults from one's college experience.

John McGr:1th Jimmie Strickl:tnd

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cHtude.ntw

Sharon SulliV1ln Terry Price

~! ' ··' ,.. ~ ~r; . ... '·:: ~"'.~f·· ~ ~. ~ . . ~

' ---~ .

,..'- ··-:,

James Bishop Dick Hodges David Allen

A means of com pens t' f and achievement. a wn or outstanding effort

l8

Diane Cox J:umette Duda JUren Davis

A standard of measurement for students comparable to adler recognized scholastic and service organizations .

Linda Lauderdale Brend2 C;uoter

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HALL OF FAME

I Teny Price

Foley Ranson

Perry Winegarden

Sll~ron Sullivan

Sherry Loponer

David Allen Wllll:amWright

Each year a number of srudcnls equal to one percent or the full-time college en­rollment will be selected Cor the Hall of Fame. Nominations. submitted by each faculty member , are considered for such qualities as leadership , citizenship, per­sonality, responslbiltty, and a 2.0 or higher average .

Su:z:~.nneCh:d!in

-;::..

john McCmll

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CAMPUS LIFE

A little and a little. collected together, become a great deal

Saadi

Each ma11l'0n interpret another's

e.\perien e only h \'

hi.\ own. Thoreau

The life ofman i.\ made up rd action and endurance.

Liddon

A friend i.s one who needs

us and one whom we need.

Dinger

Action i.\ the result toward which thought tend~

From rhe a/rar of age 1he ashef of IIIC'jire of rourh are gone, bur

rhef/ame of more eameH jeelinJ: rem a i 11 s.

I

SPORTS

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~'~ ClHLROSEr: IOI· HJI TAIN Kl· BORI\IE5 ROHrRf l·INLK~ llA \'Ill JA lJ\NI\'lt:ll 'ON, 'Y FLETC!ll·l\ )\Y ru:rciii'R !lOll,, 11\~IAc~ JAM• S H W S~IIT!l JllF l·AlZO SONN) I'ISARil'll I ;)IJI•· GII·FOI\D

GR>\Dl ATING Bl'l LDOGS

~l".:!l!.!.

50l'TIIF AST LOL'ISLA, 'A COLLFG~ IJNI\'FRSITY 01' TA~IPA

'L l \Nil l'NIVE 1\SITY SOL'I'IIF.AST LOUISIA1'-:A COL LEGE SOUTIIFAST LOUISIANA COLLEGl' SOL'l'IIEAST LOL'ISIA:'\A COLLEGF DFLTA COLLFGI· ~IISSISSIPPI COLLEGE SOl.'fiii'AST LOUISIA:'\A COLLEGE COLORAOO ~'TAlE COLLEGE TL'LM\E 11:'\1\'ERSITY ~IISSISSIPPI COI.LEGE

FJRS1' RC'W, eft ' ght• R)an J an v•'- 1, S1ia, Fl rch~.·r cman, nJ C o. Hul Reed, Sml t, \\ Ju St .,art ~ n ur, Ables, ~ Ia, Mille , .... mner Sl m 1-lun'-'>mm, N<"-1:, c,, ., lbsicl

"lrl H.11 tcod S.:.z '-' "icymt.JI, ltlch U on oun

t• 11 Hoscttl, Pis ri<:h '1.1!,·, n~ ll'rH ;\h>o"·/1(',111. (,!ffonl, Corm;u:h, f"lctchcr, tJ,.,gar.l, G1lnw~, llino:ks ShciU, c .. vin. GUIJ·~J·J-rr, John~lln w,·Jls, Smith, Cl. v Co.11:h S•·hul C1,1Ch DIJJ,•ngcl·, l-1rkm C".:~ch ~ rra .

1967 STATE CHAMPS

( ,\MI· SCIII'Dl,LI·

SU'1T:-.1BbR I·ASI' CENTRAl, 17 P('rk .'i·l ~EPTEMIJilR lh III~IJS () Perk '!:1 'iEP'J EMBBR 23 ';C()(JilA J.J Pt·rk 1:1 s l'fi'MilER 28 CO- LIN 20 l'crk ·II OCT' OllER 7 IJEL'IA I~ P~rk 22 OCTOBER 14 SOl '1'11 WEST 7 Pc.:rk 22 OCTOilhR 21 ri AWA!';I!A :14 PL·rk S9 OCJ'CJIJFI\ 2o MAI\101'-: I'<STITL H 21> Pt'rk 1·1 NOVE;.. mER ~ IIOLMJIS 7 Pt'rk '16 ,'OVEMBFR ll PEARl 1\IVfH 7 Pt·rk 27 NOVEMBER 18 JONES 21 P<·rk :39

6J

PIRI<L"STC

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Coach hms puhes Bulldogs on.

TOTAL AVG. 444 !U 300 ~.9

1006 '\.4 16 4.0 0 0 5 1.7

156 6.5 69 3.8

NAME ATTEMPTS Strohm I

Wilkes I

]alavich 21 Rosetti 109 Dick 3 !IIncks ()

Fletcher 20 Moorehead 0 Stewart 0

11\'DIVIDUA L RUSIIING

PERKINSTON 33

!Iincks awaits play.

GAIN LOSS TOTAL AVG. 0 I 7 0

162 I 480 97

29 0 0 0

139 13 0 0 0 0

0 7

16 1 383

29 0

126 0 0

IIINDS 0

1.0 7.0 7 . 6 3. 6 9.6

0 5.3

0 0

BULWOCS REVU.W pl;~.yt during prnc tlce.

6$

PERKINSTON 13

j:dan ivich breaks through for score..

NAME INT. Stewart 9 Hincl<s 8 Sellers 0 Wllkes 2 Gazzo 1 Smith, J. 0 Strohm 2 Conard 2 Carmack 1 Roberts 2 Culpepper I Richardson 0

..

INDNIDUAL DEFENSE TACKLE TAC. ASST.

10 19 14 26 11 55 38 37 10 34 10 42 21 32 3 17 9 51 7 8 9 38 3 12

OPP. FUMBLE REC. 1 1 0 3 0 3 1 0 0 3 0

SCOOBA 14

Bulldogs rave on .

NAME INT. Gifford 0 Bogard 0 johnson 1 Seymour, L. 0 Norris 0 Huff 0 Abbs 0 Moor ehead 0 Hathcock 0 Smith, D. 0 Clay 0 Seymour, ]. 0 Larkin 0

INDN IDUA L DEFENSE TACKLE TAC. ASST.

13 43 13 39 3 3

11 18 5 24 4 10 8 9 1 9 1 ~

3 2 7 4 2 3 3 4

PERKU..STOS 41

Bulldogs await decilion.

OPP. FUMBLE REC. 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

CO-UN 20

Perk defenders stop Co-Lin.

INDIVIDUAL PASSING NAME ATTEMPTS COMPLETION INT. PERC. Hale Hassell Rosetti Hlocks

31 23

ISO 0

DELTA 14

S netcher breaks through for Perk.

••

17 0 54.5 15 0 65.2 75 14 50.0

0 0 0

PERKINSTON 22

Sellers stops De lta player.

YARDS AVG 317 18.6 174 11. 6

1179 15. 7 0 0

Rosetti

TO'S Hasse ll

4 Hale

1 10 0 NAME

Hale

INDIVIDUAL FUMBLES LOST Fountain 2 Ryan 1 Fletcher 1

PERKtNSTON 22

Bulldogs ruin Southwest home­coming.

Reed Seymour Stewart

INDIVIDUAL KICKING ATTEMPTS YARDS

46 1618 BLOCKED AVERAGE

l 35.2

SOUTIIWEST 7

Jal:lnivich attempts to move ahud fOI' Perk .

••

PERt\INSTON 59

Bulldog is closely gua rded by opponent.

INDIVIDUAL PASS RECEPTION NAME CATCHES Fountain 2 Fl etche r 20 Carter 0 Gifford 0 ]ala nivich 37 Wilkes 1 Larldns 5 Moorehead 0

10

YARDS 15

255 0 0

793 3

85 0

AVERAGE TOUCHDOWNS 7 . 5

12.7 0 0

21. 4 3 . 0

17.0 0

ITAWAMBA 34

0 3 0 0 9 0 1 0

Rosetti exclaims Dorries touchdown.

NAME Stewart Reed Strohm Pisarich Hincks Rober ts Borries Clay

CATCHES 0 2 1

36 0 0 3 1

PERKINSTO .. 14

BORRlES is napped by opponent.

INDIVIDUAL PASS RECEPTION YARDS AVERAGE TOUCHDOWNS

0 0 0 12 6.0 0 12 12.0 0

451 12.5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

28 9.3 0 23 23.0 0

-t.. . ~t. .. ~· . • . . .. i ~.:. ; ;. ;_, ..

.. . ;;:· - . .. . -. .

?-.tARim..; 26

Grimes watches practice play.

PERK INSTON 36

Plsarlc h sails forward for the Bu ll ­dogs.

INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORING NAME TOUCHDOWNS Borrles Founta1n Fletcher }alantvich

72

Rosen! P!sarlch

HOLMES 7

Hinckt comes from behind to nop Holmes.

16 6 5

10 5 2

PAT. R. K. TOTAL 4 100 2 38 0 30 8 68 0 30 0 12

NAME Hale johnson Larkins Ryan Miller Bogard

of

PERK~STON 27

Hindu catches p:us ...

INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORING TOUCHDOWNS

4 1 1

PAT. R. K. TOTAL 26

0 2 0 0 2 Safety

PEARL Rf\'ER 7

50 6 8 6 6 2

Bulldogs complete play to stop Purl River.

7J

PERKINSTON 39

STEWART and ROBERTS roll on for Perk.

NAME Rosetti Hale Hassell Fountam Borries

JONES 21

&lldogs move over Jones.

I DIVIDUAL OFFENSE

RUSH PASS 383 ll79 300 317

16 174 447 0

1006 28

TOTAL 1562 617 158 447

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Maxine smiled -s the Bulldogs have a winning seuon.

Cheerleaders fRONT ROW, Left to right: Cynlhcnia Schoni­witz, Bcrvcrly Bond, Judy Williams, and (SECOND ROW)' Christa Tanner, and Jackie Womble.

BASKETBALL

79

_ J 1' I

83

JACKSON COUNTY BOXERS

James Hester

86

Joe Smith

Bill Chesney

Tcn-y Davis Clarence jones

Gary Clay Tommy Lang

87

89

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92

9l

0 RGANIZATIONS

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

i~ ~m~~~: Dennis Brawn, Thcrsa Hough, Greg Ladner, Linda Dubuisson ,

100

JC President David M. AJ1cn

JD President Pcry Winegarden

Peri< President Charles Smith

The Student Government, composed of rep1·esentatives from the classes of each school, is designed to promote a good relationship between students and faculty, and the organizations on each campus. The government governs all campus activities and regulates dances and other such events for the supreme e njoyment of the students on all three

college campuses. Other than planning enjoyment for

dte students, the government encour­ages ideals to better the scholarship of its members and students; it settles disputes; solves teacher- student prob­lems; and provides rules for the stu­dents to follow.

TiiE JACKSON COUNTY COLLEGE STUDENT COUNCll.

LEFT TO RJGHT: ROW 1: Judyc Andrews, Sharon Sullivan, D~vid Allen, Terry Pri~e, K:a.hy Adams, Annie Margaret May. 2ND ROW: Mr. B. J. Loftcn, John McGrath, Dtck Hodges, Bob Jarvts. Davtd Rodgers.

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PHI THETA KAPPA

Amoug the honors received in ju­ntor colleges is membership in the honor society the Phi Theta Kappa. TIIese members are chosen from their equals who create character, leader­ship, and scholarship. The teachers select these students on a basis of lead­ership, scholarship , character, and by service extended during their college

hours. Each semester new students are

mitiated into the honor society by an elaborate ceremony performed by members of the club. The students se­lected are those who have maintained an average in the highest ratio of the col­lege grading system.

jimmie Strickland State PTK President

TOP PICTURE: jackson County initiation. BOTTOM PICTURE: left to right: Mrs. Betty Malone, Louis Fasonlo, Christa Langen Walter.

102

LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Lauren Coats, Mym:1 Pittman, Nor:t Stanley, Don Forsm:tn. 21'1.'0 ROW: Kathy Jahnke, TctT)' Price, Mrs. Francesca Howard, David Allen .

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BULLDOG~ BARKS MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST JUNIOR COLLEGE OI STRICT

The ~ulldog Barks is the official student publication of the Missis­SIPptJun•or College Distr ict. It is published bi-weekly and printed by the pnnt•ng classes at Perkinston College . The application to ~~~~~::.P~fond class postage rates is pending at Handsboro,

Edllor m ch1ef --------------------------Terry Price

Campus Editors- ---------------(Perkinston) Parnell McKay (Jackson County) Sandy Robinson

Adverr1sing Manager--------- (Jefferson Davi s) V ick._i Parker Sports Editor----- -------- --- - - -Fifd Dean Campus Photographe;;-_-_-_-_-_-- - - - -------.--- - - Gene Bass

---- -----IPerkmston) Jay Hayden

Mike Willis (Jefferson Davis) Elmer Tucker

(Jackson County) David Allen

~~:s:~~~! i~~~~~ . is a member of the Mi ssissippi Junior College

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EDITORS

TERRY PRICE DISTRICT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

BULLDOG BARKS STAFF

SANDY ROBINSON JC EDITOR

PARVEU. McKAY PERK EDITOR

,.,

VICKIE PARKER )D EDITOR

EDITORS

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF' SHARON SULUVAN, JACKSON COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE

PERKALATOR

STAFF

CHARLOTTE SfYMOUR PERKINSTON

TONY NEOSIS ]EFFERSON DAVIS

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LYNN DUDL EY JACKSON COUNTY

David Allen Pbotogr:apher

PHIBETA LAMBDA

·~

CLASS OFFICERS

J 0 Fresh. Class officers

Perk Sophomore Class officers

J 0 Sophomore Class officers

110 Beverly Boud, Nancy Goff, Annette EuBanks, Charles Humpry, Brenda Penton.

STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

Ill

CIRCLE K

PERKINSTON COLLEGE BAND

LEFT TO RIGHT: 1ST ROW: unknown, She ll ia CatTllt , Shellla McCartlc, unknown. 1\am::y Craft. Lind.l Win ters, unknown. Vicki Beech, Knhy Evans , Roy Dtl'"olc, Enily lewiJ, Teny linulm::bi, Mike Lewis. 2ND ROW: Jcl"'"f Truitee, Terry Davis, unknown, David Boyd, unknown, Brad HerTing, Carl Bouler, Sherman Cole, Ul Engle, VoMic Aleundcr , unknown , Jimmy Lavom, Carl URhterm:u~,unknown, Jimmy Bridges, unknown. 3RD ROW: Wlknown, Tom Fortenberry, unknown, Bob &tes, unknown, Mike Wllli.s, Wlknown, unknown, unknown, Jimmy HoHIJ, unknawn, Jimmy Femlcola, unknown, unknown, unknown. 4TH ROW: unknawn, ChJrllc Schiet!c, unknown, Jay fuyden, unknown ..

'lbe Junior College Qaolre are organizations cleslped to help tamil· arlze Ita members with all types and forms of music.

The main purpose of the cbolr Is to provide atudents with the oppor· tunlty for qu let llstenlng to various kinds of music and to attend occasional concerts on and off cam­pus.

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RELIGIOUS CLUBS

Tlw rcl!gious clubs serve as con­necting links between the campus and the churches for oil slUdcnts. Of their many purpost>S the primary ones are to assist the churches in bringing every smdcnt Into a meaningful church rcla­tionship and to provide specialized campus activitiCs to enrich the spiritual lives of the srudcnts.

"'

JDWesle)' Fo<md~tion

J C Newm;tn Ch•b John McGrJ.th ·President

Perkhuton BSU member models costume d!Jcuned :11

meeting.

l';ewm~n ofrlcen

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HOTEL-MOTEL MANAGEMENT

HOME ECONOMICS

The promotion of interest is good health r.tnd we lfare in our school and communities i s the main purpose of the Home Economics Club. At Thanksgiv ­ing they show charity by visiting the

local hospital and decorate food trays. During the Christmas season they show kindness by helpmg a needy family.

GirlJ prep.lre fOO<b for chou work .lnd lunch.

'"

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Chrls Louise Bell Liz A. Bergin Mary Katherine Bodden Wanda Ann Bond Glori s Lo.nora Bra land Kathryn Rowe na Broadus Brenda Lous Carter Avril Arm Daniels H. Suzanne Dees Diane Gryfogle Kathe rine Julia Garon Nancy Lee Goff Cec il Ann Hate ly Phylis Dia ne Herring judith Marie Henze Sandra Ra liene jones Patsy Dean jordan

HEAD PERKETTE: ANN MANE BOBINGD\ DIRECTOR : SAM JONES

Evelyn Cecelia Kirby Alice Rebecca Matthews Nancy Elizabeth Moon Vernona Louise Murphy Edna Paulette Parker Brenda Diane Penton Sarah Rice Gmger Fay Reynolds Mary Kathleen Rogers Carolyn Ann Sholar Linda Ra.e Sibly Mnrlienc Francis Smith Cathy Sue Trammell Roberta Ann Varanadore Glanda Gail! Vidal Patricia Lee Webb

Ill

NURSES CLUB

All students i nvolved in the nursing programs of the Junior Colleges have d1e opportunity to join this club . The members of this club enjoy the experi­ence of working in mock-hospital sur­roundings and also the available courses under well-qualified instructors .

/24

Fr~nc_is Smith , Vickie Castor, Annelle Monl!

I

David fros-t , jo Culumbe.r . Becky C:osby

126

STATE PHI THETA KAPPA CONVENTION

121

130 1)1

CLASSES

136

J.u 11 c~ 1\\. Amlcr-.on )D

SOPHOMORES Al.m ~. &!ch

j D

Chris Bell Perk

O.lTicnc A. Bigh.lm J D

0.1\ 1d Ourr Blackwe ll Pak

Ann Bobingcr Perk

Bc\-crly Bond Peri<

W.md:~ Ann Bond Perk

Fr;mkic Brady JC

Dennis BraWl JC

Charles Brind ley JC

Joe Broadus Peri<

Clona Brooks Perk

Nol:ln Broussard JC

Wildred Broussa rd JC

jolm Cecil Burt Perk

Lynn Cum m ins ) C

Michael Ra lph Cum best Perk

Ceci lia Cud JC

Jerry Co\•ich Peri<

O.tvid Conner Perk

Justin Col11ns Peri<

Helen Co:;;heam JC

:'\J.nc\ Cluff Pcrh

Shcda Catrett Perk

Arlen Cates )C

Brenda C.utcr JC

\hchJ.cl Wavne C..tmev

"'"' . \In\ C..trhslc )C

Cco~c C CallenJcr Jr )C

Linda O.t\ 1Json JC

Andrew L. 0..1\ )D

Ill

Eleanor David P<rl.

Fird Dean JD

Helen Dean JD

Kenny N. Deas JD

Earl Doherty JD

l...lx-etta. DuChemin JD

Rleh:trd Duckworth Perk

J:anette Duda }C

Da,·id L Dunlap }D

Willl:am Ellis Perk

Annette Eubanks Perk

John L. Fl,her }C

Robin Ann Foley Perk

Clyde II. Free man Perk

Berkley Ginn Perk

Steve Dunn-an Perk

Robert Ouroche JD

Va.nita £asterllng Peri<

Rita Ellington }C

Tomn1yt> Lynn Glus Perk

N~~~ Goff

James Richmond Gordon P<rl<

Ann Green p,.k

Bonnie Green Perl<.

Eugene Green Perk

Marsha Griffon Perk

Chrh Gulany Perk

Marie Hawley Perl<

}- } Hayden Perk

Judith Henge Peri<

Eugene Henry JD

Ray Henry }D

Gill Higdon JC

Pat Hinton Perk

Dick Hodges }C

AIH~ins

Pen.. Bob j.1rvin

JC ;-..m,c jobi:1s

JD Frcdn:1 E. johnson

JD

...

Walter johnson JC

Ralienc jones Perk

Cathy Kanady Perk

Dana Kittrell JC

Steven Keiper JC

Arthur 0. Kicff, Jr. JD

Dona K•nrell JC

Charles Klein ]D

MartisKreut-ter ]D

V~~cnt M. Krumbcc.k

Ej~yn La.Bruyirc

Judy Gayle Ladner Perk

Harold Landrum Pe rk

Christa Langcnwaltcr ]D

Lynda L:tudcdalc JC

David Magee Perk

Billy Lovcne JC

jimmy Lovorn Perk

Unda Sue Lepre Pori< 1Jcr Longstreet

Juct.,. Lott Perk

Au liD UOulce Perl-

BIIly Lee P<d<

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RO:-<ALD WEEKS JD Student

WAYNE DeJEAN JC Student IN MEMORY OF

MR. A.A. WIDOEN , JR. ]C Faculty

KAREN LITTLE ]0 Student

With sorrow we pay our deepest respect co these of our Junior College District who re­main with us only in memory.

TOMMY GRAHA.\1 Perk Student

FACULTY

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MARGARET ANDRESEN Jdf Davis - Foreign Language

SHIRLEY ARKWRIGHT

RICHARD BECK Jackson County - Electronics

RITA BLACH Jeff Davis - Reading

A. J. BASSETT Jackson County - Cuid::~.nce Counselor

ETHEL BOND District Staff - Secretary to President

BOYCE BRELAND

WOODFIN BRELAND Perkinston - Drafting

GERALD BUCHANAN Perkinston - Librarian

JEAN BRUCE Jeff Davis - Nursing

WILUE MAE BUNCH Perki nston - Records Clerk

JAMES BURFORD Jeff Davis - Librarian

VIVIA N BURKETT Jackson County - Physical Education

RALPH BUR TON

GLEN CADDLE Jeff Davis - Director of Student Ser­

vice

KATHREN CAREY Perkinston - Music

JAN COCK RELL Jackson County - Business

SILAS COMMANDER }ef! Davis- Vocational-TechnJcal

ROBERT COUCH Jeff Davis - Social Studies

COL. DOUGHERTY Perkinston - Director of Instruction

G. !.. DOUGLAS Je!I Davis- English

ELAINE DUNCAN Jeff Davis- Re ading

WALTER DUNN Jeff Davis Physics

LOUISE CRUTHlRD

Perkinston Of!icc Assistant

KATHLEEN ELLIS joint Faculty Language

JOSEPH ELLO Jackson County Psychology and

Music

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GLEN ENDRIS Jeff Davis- Business

R. N. EVANS Jacksou County- Chemistry

ADDIE MAE FAUST Perkinston- Chemistry

K. 0 FAUST Perkinston- Chemistry

J. C. FIDUCCIA Perkinston - Speech

TRAVIS FERGUSON Jackson County -Vocational­

Technical

KENNETH GILLIARD JeffDavl l - Industri al Elect·riclty

JOSEPH GOFORTH jeff Davb - Developmental Reading

ElJ\lNE GRAVES Jeff Davis - Busineu

NORA GRAVES Perkinston- English

MERRELL GUESS jeff Davis- Vocational -Technical

WARD GUilD Perkinston- Language

EARLINE HART Pcrklnnon - Mathematics

GUY HAWK INS jeff Davis - Social Studies

DR. HAYDEN PerkinSton - Developmental Reading

ULLIAN HAYDEN

Perkinston Devclopmcnt:l..l

Reading

JANE IRWiN Jackson County Busine ss

Education

DOUG U.S HENDON

j clfDavis Fine Aru

C. L JOHANSSON

Jacllson County English

BUHEL HICKS Jack~n County Metallurgy

LOUISE JONES Jeff Davis Practical Nur-sing

CHARU:S KEITH Jackson County Physical

Educ: :uion

KENNETI-1 LADNER

Jcli Davis Air-Conditioning

~-tARCARET KlNCt.-tAN

Jell Davis Registered

Nursing

LULA KROHN Jell Davis Pra.ctlcal

Nuning

TOM HUliUN Perkinston Culdance

Counselor

RALPH JONES J:aclcsonCounty Mathematics

FRANCESCA HCM'ARD

Jackson County English

SAM JONES Perkinston

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JEANNE LARCHER

JackJOn C"'mty Regin<"red Nur~IQC

PHlL USOTTE jdfDavis Oral Communi·

cad on

BETTY JA."'E LU JelfDa,·IJ Buslncu

BLWEJ. LOFTOK

JackJOnCOJ.Dty Direct« of Stu·

dent Services

NANCY U:£ Perkl~on Office AssiStant

QUlNCY LONG jeff Davis Science

I.U.AN 1£WIS

BETTY MALONE JdfDavts English

SAMUEL LEWIS Perkinston Social Studies

H OWARD MALONE

Jef!Davis Data Processing

WILUAM MARTIN

j acluon County Drafting

KAY Mc[NNIS Perklnnon Buslncu

JAMES MAlltiS jeff Davb Art

PAUL McKAY Jeff Davis M><h

JAN ANNA MciNNES

Perkionon Hnme Economies

CHARU:.S McRAVEN

Jnurnalism Joint Faculty

ROBERT MaelNNIS

jackson Cnunty

JOHN McRAVE.N Jackson County

JERRY McAFEE

JOHN McQUACGO.,.,

Perklnnon Physical

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CAROL MEADOWS Jeff Davis- Secretarial Science

SALLY MENS! Jeff Davis - English

WILEY MILLER

BRUCE MINNICK Jeff Davis - Math

EDGAR MIXON Jeff Davis - Math

GUY MOFFETI Perkinston - Physics

WINFRED MOFFETT Perkinston - Drafting

JERRY MULLIN Jeff Davis - Physical Education

WALTER MULLEN Jackson County - Engli sh

CHARLES MUNROE, JR. jackson County - Rehned Technology

FRANCIS MURRY Jaci<son County - Librari an

THOMAS NOLAND jeff Davis - Hotel, Motel Manage­

ment

L. E. NORSWORTHY Jeff Davis - Distributive Education

SUSAN OLSON

L. O'NEAL

CHARLIE ORMON Jackson County

KAY OWENS

G. A. PARNELL

Jackson County

ELIZABETH PERRITT

Jeff Davis Engliili

WALTON PIGOIT Jeff Davis Science

CHARLES POLK

RUTii PORTER Jeff Davis English

HELEN PRESTON

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EUGENE PROBST Jackson CoLmty - Physical Science

FLORENCE RAINWATER Peddnston - Bookkeeper

HOMER RAINWATER Pcddnston - Science

OLAN RAYBURN

JANE REID Jeff Davis - Practical Nursing

CHARLES ROB! SON Je ff Davis - Scie nce

JOYCE ROGERS Perkinston - Secre t ary

LOUIS ROSETTI JeH Davis - Counse lor

SUE ROSS Pe rk inston - Physica l Education

HAROLD ROUS E Jackson County - Business

W. B. RUDDIM AN Jackson County - Soc ial Studies

DAV ID SANS ING Perkinston - Social Stud ies

Bil.LY SCARBROUGH Perkinston - Mechanical Drawing,

Mathem:llics

JOHN SCARLETT j eff Davis - Math

JUD ITH SEDGEMAN

CHARLES SHOWS jeff Davis Psychology RALPH SMITH

ROBERT SMI'rn j eff DaviJ Dat a Proceu ing

CLYDE L C. M. K. STRICKLAND STRINGFELLOW STRINGFELLOW

Perkinston Perkinston Jackson County Science Math

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HARRY STAMPS Jeff Davis Social Studies

AMARYlliS STROUD

Jackson County Reading

ARCHIE STRMW

Jacl<soac....q Soeul Stod.iu

CHARU:S SULU\' A: .

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JUNIOR COLL G DISTRICT BOARD

JCD STAFF "There i.\ a destiny that ma 'e. u hrot r.

one goe hi wa alone. A //that we end into the /it.e of other

orne back intoouro n for ham

lil·e of other. an not from them h- ..

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The true art of memory i the art of allen lion .

- Johnson

Progre i theactil'ityoftodayand the

a urance of tomorrow. - £mer. on

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An acre of performallce i worth a whole world of promise.

- Howell

Every man i a volume. ifyou know how to

read him. -- C /tanning

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ood a rions ennoble u , and 1 e are rhe 011

of our 01 n deed .

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. . so ends another year , yet such a Wealth of Memories

[he friends we gained,

the pat ience we learned,

the knowledge reta ined,

the pride we earned ..

the joy we shared,

the prayers we said,

the sorrow we beared

the tears we shed . .

the confidence secured, the work we endured ..

all these remain .