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MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY
MISSISSIPPI STATE, MISSISSIPPI 59762
LIFE
LIMELIGHT
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68
ACADEMICS
96
SPORTS
118
PEOPLE
174
VETERINARY MEDICINE
180
MERIDIAN CAMPUS
188
ORGANIZATIONS
312
CLASSES
200
INDEX
413
Charity D. Scott
Editor
Michelle Hewsom Business
Manager
Rim Palmer Photography Editor
Dr. Eddie Keith
Advisor
Dr. Bill Foster
Advisor
Section Editors:
Stephanie Alligood, Michel Crane, Shel-
lie Hodges, Mary Jakway, Kevin Lewis,
Corinne Leyden, Anna Minor, Amy Rus-
sell, Christie Veach
otographers:
Ron Allen, Mike Bedgood, Melissa Gar-
rison, Sonny Mathews, Mark May, Q.
Bradley Moore, Michael Nichols, Robert
Rivera, Ralph Shearer, Thuan-Par Tan
Staff:
Jennifer Adams, Steve Baucom, Belinda
Brown, John Davis, Sabrina Qivens, De-
larie Henderson, Lynn Henderson, Clare
Kaplan, Cory Knight, Michelle Konscak,
Kelly Mason, Audra Moore, Richie Pass-
more, Jennie Randle, Kathleen Richard-
son, Jennifer Rodgers, Joey Rodgers,
John B. Smith, Merinda Thompson, Chi-
quitta Walton, Brandi Wust, Lilac Yee.
MPRESSIONS
As a year of change and evolution,
1992-1993 was definintely a school
year that made impressions on all of
us. What we may not realize is that
we made an impression on 1992-
1993. Although we may seem like we
are in our own little world, minding
our own business, we have made a
difference in the world around us.
And believe it or not, the world has
made an impression on us, whether
positive or negative,
Mississippi State is one of the as-
pects in our lives that provides the
positive impressions. And we are, in
turn, making impressions on Missis-
sippi State. Although negative issues
are the ones that receive the most
attention, there are far more positive
issues on this campus. Even the neg-
ative aspects are catalysts for im-
provement. The community of Mis-
sissippi State has the
enthusiasm and eagerness
to improve upon the smallest
of flaws. That in itself is proof
of the quality of this univer-
sity, (t ;
As you browse through this
book, hopefully you will
catch a glipse of what this
university represents. It is
comprised of ordinary people
doing great things. Hopefully
you will feel the excitement
and memories that this year
at Mississippi State has im-
pressed upon us.
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Around the nation, there are
thousands upon thousands of
colleges and universities. Mis-
sissippi State may not be in
the Ivy League, or have the
winningest athletic teams; but
it is definitely in a class above
the rest. The people of this
university set it apart from any
other, No where else will you
find a group of people who are
so friendly and genuinely car-
ing.
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The 1992-1993 Athletic Season for Mississippi State was like a
giant roller coaster ride. At times we seemed to be riding high,
and at others we were struggling to get to the top. However,
the fans of MSU have found a renewed spirit in the athletic
events, and have continued to support the teams through the
highs and lows.
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"Each of these kids is
doing his own thing."
Like the song from the
show Sesame Street
each person at Missis-
sippi State is given the
freedom to be him or
herself. At the same
time, they are given
many options to be
part of some group.
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hat's the fitst thing
that comes to mind when you
think of MSU football and student
spirit? Maybe Jackie Sherrill,
Sleepy Robinson, or the MSU
DAWG POUND! That's right,
the Dawg Pound is MSU's newest
tradition. And when you think of
the Dawg Pound, you think of
maroon and white painted people
and wild cheering. Dawg Pound
fans show both support and pride
for their Bulldogs from the colors
they wear to the banners they hold.
The Dawg Pound began this
football season as the result of an
idea by David Longstreet, Bully.
Longstreet and cheerleader Eric
Hutchinson say that the 110 mem-
ber fan club is intended to bring all
types of students into one explosive
cheering section — and who
knows, Mom and Dad might even
see you on ESPN!
Richie Passmore and Amy Rus-
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"Ninety percent of the game
is the team, but that last ten
percent is the fans!"
David Longstreet
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Far Right: The Alpha Phi Al-
pha House is just steps away
from campus.
Right: Greek shows are just pan
of the social life.
Bottom: The Kappa Alpha Psi
House looks sharp.
Photo by Kim Palmer
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A Place to Call Home
For members of Alpha Phi Al-
pha and Kappa Alpha Psi
Fraternities, 1992 has
>rought the realty of living on
ampus in their newly acquired
tomes. Even though the Depart-
nent of Housing and Residence
ife officially owns the buildings,
he members of both fraternities
lave made the extra effort to per-
onalize their "new" house,
rhrough the efforts of the De-
>artment of Student Life and De-
>artment of Housing, members of
^A fraternity were able to move
in during the fall of 1991. KA>F
soon followed in January of 1992.
Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity was
founded nationally in 1906 at Cor-
nell University and on the Mis-
sissippi State University campus in
1974. Currently the fraternity
numbers approximately 22 and up
to 6 can live in the house. When
asked about the benefit of the
house and recruiting,Sjohn McCor-
mick, A<J>A President, said "Yes, it
is a bonus; but we are concerned
with quality and quantity."
For the men of Kappa Alpha
Psi, moving in in January 1992
made Mississippi history. They are
the only KA\F chapter in Mis-
sissippi to have a house. It was
founded nationally in 1911 at In-
diana University and locally in
1974. Anthony Burkes, their Pres-
ident, echoed the feeling that a
central meeting place was the big-
gest benefit.
For both of these organizations,
1992 has brought the chance to
become a part of the campus fam-
ily.
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Garth
\f \f ith clouds of smoke drift-
ing down from the ceil-
ing and a great musical crescendo,
Garth Brooks began his concert at
the Hump as he rose from the
depths of the darkened stage. He
stood there with his black cowboy
hat lowered and soaked up the en-
ergy from the crowd.
'I came to raise a little hell and
have a little fun," Garth told his
screaming fans after his opening
song, "Rodeo." He sang several
songs from his first three albums
before he played a new song. Garth
said the Hump was the first time
he and his band had ever played
"That Summer" off of The Chase.
This song about a "widow woman,
hell bent to make it on her own"
sounded wonderful even if it was a
first.
Later in the show, Garth gave his
band a break and played
"Unanswered Prayers" with just
him and his guitar. He said he still
sings like that because it is how he
started playing in clubs in Okla-
homa in 1985. On the chorus, he
let the crowd sing and then ap-
plauded them at the end.
Garth also sang his gospel-
inspired "We Shall Be Free" off
his new album. The crowd en-
joyed this newly released single
and sang along.
The highlight of the night was
"Shameless," Garth's No. 1 re-
make of a Billy Joel song. During
the instrumental bridge, Garth
began unbuttoning his pink and
black Western shirt. When he
started singing again, he ripped
it off and showed his brand-new
MSU football jersey that Jackie
Sherrill presented to him before
the concert! The crowd went
wild, and Garth drew the energy
into his performance, channel-
ing it back into the crowd.
Garth ended his show with
"The Dance," his first release.
He talked about retirement and
said he is going to take an 8-
month parental leave and see
what happens. He said he wants
to come back to Mississippi be-
cause the people have been so
good to him.
Goodbye, Garth! We hope you'll
be back soon! We will miss you!
Above: Garth Brooks made
a jam-packed Humphrey
Coliseum go crazy with his
performance.
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w
hen we were young, our par-
ents often told us that "all work and no
play makes Jack a dull boy." It is a
common misconception on our campus
that students in the Honors Halls are
victims of this philosophy. The residents
of these halls just laugh when this opinion
is voiced. They know better.
Hightower, the co-ed freshmen honors
hall, and Duggar, the upperclassmen hon-
ors hall, are located in the Boomerang
area. Students here are involved in many
campus organizations, including band,
Angel Flight, Bacchus, sororities, and
cheerleading.
Favorite activities of residents include
playing spades and pool in the lobby, and
playing volleyball in the courtyard.
A common question is if the co-ed
atmosphere in these halls takes away from
study time. The answer is yes and no. It
only takes away as much as students let it.
Hightower resident Brandy Purdy
summed it up best when she said, "The
whole atmosphere is just different in a co-
ed hall."
Jennifer Rodgers
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Two Duggar residents, Amy Russell and Michelle Newsom take time off from
studying to play a card game. Residence halls offet students a chance to interact
with each other, instead of just a place to study and sleep.
Hightower residents Matt Wilson and Btandon
Scott look over the Republican platform in the
lobby. As is evidenced by Wilson's Bush-Quayle
shirt, election year cteates a forum for many political
discussions on campus.
Hightower resident Brandy Purdy rypes an English
paper on her word processor. Many small
"appliances" from computers to toasters can be
found in each room.
All photos by Jennifer Rodgers.
One of the oldest dorm traditions, sharing pizza
seems to please Duggar's Kim Russell and Judi
Steadham.
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Roommates Mindy Algood and Kim Clark share a
hug. Living in such close vicinity with someone can
form dose relationships.
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AIR BULLY
In an August 1991 Rotary
Club meeting, Dr.
Zacharias suggested that a
joint project be undertaken by
the Mississippi State commu-
nity and staff. Walter Bishop,
area manager for Mississippi
Valley Gas Company, latched
on to this suggestion. On
April 25, 1992, his idea was
recognized when Air Bully
soared above everyone in-
volved with Super Saturday
— promoting education, Mis-
sissippi State University, and
Mississippi.
MSU's internationally-
known Air Bully has already
been featured in "Chronicles
of Higher Education" and
will soon appear in "Balloon
Life." Why all the commotion
over this 76 feet tall bulldog?
One reason could be that all
the proceeds from Air Bully
memberships go to the MSU
scholarship fund. Member-
ship includes only 2500 char-
High On Education
ter member positions. These
members receive a charter
member certificate, an Air
Bully lapel pin, and a tether
ride, proving that member-
ship has its privileges. Mem-
berships and t-shirts are avail-
able at MSU home games.
Air Bully is quite fascinat-
ing. He weighs 725 pounds
fully prepared for flight, takes
only 20 minutes to inflate or
deflate, is fueled by 30-45
gallons of propane, and can
soar as high as 2 miles. Bully
is flown and chased by 4 to 5
crewmen, organized by crew
chief Melvin Rhodes,
Starkville councilman. Air
Bully's Dawg House is a 14
foot fiberglass trailer spon-
sored by Dr. Pepper.
Air Bully is a terrific repre-
sentation of MSU's "high-
flying" educational and lead-
ership abilities. Everyone
should be a part of the fun!
Amy Russell
All photos by Ralph Shearer.
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Lisa Motici and Man Elliot Street enjoy Ak Bully's bird's eye view during Watermelon Fest.
'Being a balloonatic is a
lot of fun, but it's also a lot
of hard work.' Walter
Bishop
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NOT
JUST
ANOTHER
flFFAIR
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ACTIVITIES FAIR
Date: September 2, 1992
Time: 4:00 p.m.- until
Sponsor: Housing and
Residence Life
Coordinator: B.J. Mann
he 1992 Activ-
ities Fair was a tre-
mendous success. The
event, organized to
give new students a
chance to see what
MSU and Starkvilie
has to offer, expand-
ed from 1 tent last
year to 5 this year.
Many campus clubs
and organizations
provided entertain-
ment in the center of
the five tents, while
local businesses pro-
vided information
and free refreshments
to those in attend-
ance.
Steven Baucom
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I
n 1974 the first
Career Day was es-
tablished to provide
students with sum-
mer job opportuni-
ties. While the pres-
ent format is the
same, the function of
the days have
changed. The 1992
Career Days is an at-
tempt to provide stu-
dents with informa-
tion on future
employers. The em-
ployers get the chance
to see what MSU has
to offer, while the
students can begin to
plan for their futures.
Steven Baucom
GETTING
TO
KNOW
YOU
CAREER DAYS
Date: September 1-2, 1992
Time: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Sponsor: Career Services
Coordinator: Denisha Sanders
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Country
Western
A
Swing
.chy Breaky Heart, Tush Push,
Boot-Scootin' Boogie, Tennesse
Twist, and the Cowboy Cha-Cha-Cha
— is it a new line of workout ex-
ercises? No, it is the newest craze
sweeping bars and nightclubs across
the country. Starkville has not been
immune with Cheers and Classics of-
fering country dancing lessons and
dedicating nights solely to country
music. Not to be left out, the Campus
Activity Board has offered short
courses in country western dance for
the past two years.
Photo by Sonny Mat
The new popularity of "line danc-
ing" as it is called and traditional
country dancing can be traced back to
the abundance of popular country
dance songs. The release of "Achy
Breaky Heart" by Billy Ray Cyrus
and it's accompaning dance has spread
the demand for country music danc-
ing. This demand has also led to the
increase in country music radio sta-
tions across the country. Will it ever
end? Who knows; but if the loyal
patrons of Cheers and Classics have
any thing to say about it, it is a long
rime away.
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The crowds at Cheers come for the country music dance lessons, fun,
and pool.
The popular dances include some of the new such as the Boot-Scootin'
Boogie and the traditional such as the Two Step.
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A Day Ut, the, Life, of A
\Y7
\^V/ hat is a day in the life of a music maker
▼ ▼ member like? Is it a glamorous chance
to rub elbows with the rich and fa-
mous? Accotding to Sammy Wallace, Student Di-
rector, it is a day filled with endless work and
eventual reward.
Music Maker Productions, MMP, first begins by
attracting performers. The MMP staff votes on the
shows they want to see based on current trends. Then
the staff begins to pursue these artists. Three com-
mittees are involved in each MMP show. The first is
tickets which orders and distributes them to outlets
and keeps a running total of sales. The second com-
mittee is artist relations which deans up the venue
and handles grocery needs of each group or artist. The
third and final committee is promotions which handles
radio and newspaper ads as well as distributing fliers
and posters.
The day of the concert, things really get into high
gear. The ticket committee collects tickets and counts
them to determine total sales. Artist relations caters to
the needs of the performers and their crew. Pro-
motions, with most of their work completed, helps
with various other areas on the day of the event. The
set up of the stage is accomplished through the work
of local crew members, production members, and
road crews. Security is provided by a T-shirt security
staff as well as uniform security.
How has the ampitheater helped in attracting
national acts? Wallace said that is has allowed MMP
to get acts which may not have come otherwise. Due
to time conflicts with basketball in the Hump and the
poorer sound quality in McCarthy Gym the
Ampitheater has been a real asset.
Top: The stage set up for the Black Crowes at the
ampitheater was impressive.
Right: The Black Crowes brought their vetsion of Southern
Rock to MSU on October 3, 1992.
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Muiie Malm
The set up involves many
steps before it is
completed.
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Construction Zone
Progress is inevitable in life and at
Mississippi State. The fall brought
the temporary closing of the Union
Grill and renovation of the CAB offices.
The Union changes also resulted in a
much needed move of the Reflector , Rev-
eille , and SA offices to the previous Mini
Mall Bookstore.
In the most progressive move yet, work
began on the three year construction and
renovation phase of the Mitchell Memo-
rial Library. With the completion predict-
ed in 1995, students are prepared for a
long but worthwhile period of inconven-
ience.
Photo by Chris Cos
Top: Ground breaking ceremonies to start the construction/renovation
of the library. Above: The parking lot by Hand Lab will be the site of the
library addition.
Photo by Mike Busi
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Photo by Ralph Shearer
Above:The Union Grill under-
went a major face lift in prep-
aration for the eventual food
court.
Photo by Sonny Mathews
Left: We at the Reveille office got a
new home with lots of room to
work, gossip, and play.
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JVLississippi State's lady intramural flag football champions,
the True Blue Crew, completed their 1992 season in New
Orleans on New Year's Eve at the USF&G National In-
vitational Flag Football Tournament. This MSU team was
among over 30 women's teams representing 27 states, Mex-
ico, and Europe. Coached by Tray Pace, the True Blue Crew
was sponsored by Nike and Newman's.
The tournament was held December 27-31. During this
time, the MSU team defeated the University of Florida 14-6
and Universidad de Mexico 16-7 in the play-offs. They also
stormed ahead to beat the Instituto Politechnico Mexico 7-0
during the quarter finals. After working (and playing) hard,
these ladies were defeated by University of New Orleans 14-
2 during the semifinals on December 3 1 .
Among these girls, Lisa Morici, Bethany Johnson, Carmen
Henley, and Suzanne Greer received All-American honors.
Leaving New Orleans, True Blue Crew was also ranked third
in the nation and carried home a finalist trophy, plaque, t-
shirts and a hope to capture it all next year!
Amy Russell
Team members: Carmen Henley, Maria Cunetto, Gayle Betts. Suzanne Greer, Tray
Pace, Bethany Johnson, Lisa Morici, Tarn Cooper.
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The "Crew's" offense scored on defending champions, UNO, who had not been
scored on in two years.
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£uceum Series 92-93
I Yl ississippi State University has always prided
itself on the cultural and stimulating talent
which it attracts to campus. During the 1992-93
season performances included such talent as Ballet
Mississippi, The National Shakespeare Company's
Othello, Helena Hale's portrayel of artist Georgia
O'Keeffe, The Mississippi Pops, and Duo pianists
Delphin and Romain. The Lyceum series was cre-
ated to spotlight and emphasize entertainment in
music, drama, and the performing arts.
Photo by Kim Palmer
Photo by Kim P;
Above and Right: Othello was one of the many entertaining per-
formances presented during the fall season.
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Below: The Mississippi Pops treated the MSU audience to an outdoor concert at the Ampitheater.
Photo by Sonny Mathews
Above: Helena Hale brought the story of painter
Georgia O'Keeffe to life in her one woman show.
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REDEDICATION OF SEAL
T^ uring January, the College of Business and Industry rededicated the Leo Seal Jr.
Electronic Classroom. Mr. Seal, president and chief executive officer of the
Hancock Banking System in Gulfport, provided Mississippi State with $25,000 to
teplace the existing personal computers with forty-one 40 mHz/386 microcomputers,
as well as two printers. Previously, Mr. Seal had donated $86,000 to set up the
interactive computer system, which offers electronic mail, computer-aided instruction
lessons, various statistical packages, Word Perfect 5.1, Quattro Pro 3.0, dBASE III
Plus, and much more.
Pictured are:
Danny
Arnold,
Granville
Barker,
President
Zach arias,
Leo Seal,
Harney
Lewis, and
Keith Smith.
Presently, the COBI Mictocomputet/Seal Electronic Classroom
contains fotty-one 40mHz/386 microcomputets, thirty
10mHz.8088 microcomputers, one high speed dot matrix printer,
one high speed laser printer, and one Sony ovethead projector
device.
Jim Rabby, president of Bank of Wiggins, donated $10,000
toward the improvements, which were implemented during Christ-
mas holidays by Keith Smith, Rodney Pearson, Granville Barker,
and Steve Canfield. Granville Barker, owner of Simple Solutions in
Statkville donated approximately $5,000 in adapters that will allow
these new microcomputers to link into the university's network. Dr.
Pearson explained, "All of the computers in the facility are linked via
coaxial cable to the COBI Local Area Network. Through that
network, each COBI student is linked to the MSU "backbone"
netwotk, which provides access to computers across campus and to
the worldwide 'Internet'."
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ELECTRONIC CLASSROOM
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National
BlLL CLINTON PLAYS THE SAXOPHONE: Pres-
ident-elect Bill Clinton, sitting in with the band, turned
out an impressive version of "Heartbreak Hotel" as
Arsenio Hall gestured approvingly in the musical opening
of "The Arsenio Hall Show" taping at Paramount Stu-
dios in June 1992. Hall said of Clinton's talent on the
saxophone, "It's good to see a Democrat blowing some-
thing other than the election."
NORTH AMERICAN FREE TRADE: President Bush
and the leaders of Canada and Mexico participated in a
ceremony in October 1992 to spotlight an agreement
designed to create the world's largest and richest free
trade zone. "This meeting marks a turning point in the
history of our three countries," Bush said as Canadian
Prime minister Brian Mulroney and Mexican President
Carlos Salinas de Gortari looked on. The three leaders
watched as their trade ministers initialed the 2,000-page
document that was negotiated in August 1992. Under
U.S. law, Bush is prevented from actually signing the
agreement until December 17. For the agreement to go
into effect, it must be be approved by the legislatures of
all three countries. The NAFTA accord would create the
world's largest free trade area by removing all trade
barriers among the countries over 15 years. Bush says the
agreement ultimately will create jobs in this country, but
opponents said it could cost up to 550,000 U.S. jobs over
the next decade.
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mpressions
D,
EMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION: Presidential candi-
date Bill Clinton and his running mate, Senator Al Gore, held arms aloft
and stood before a convention hall brimming with euphoria and confidence
on July 17, 1992, in New York's Madison Square Garden. Exhilaration
swept through the convention hall. In an emotional address to the
convention, Clinton told delegates he accepted the nomination "in the
name of all the people who do the work, pay the taxes, raise the kids and
play by the rules — the hard-working Americans who make up our
forgotten middle class." The speech brought to a festive, footstomping
close a four-day Democratic convention that adopted a moderate platform
reflecting the message of its baby-boomer ticket. "Jobs. Health care.
Education. These commitments aren't just promises from my lips," Clinton
said. "They are the work of my life."
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION: President Bush appeared
on large video screens as he accepted the presidential nomination during
the Republican National Convention at the Houston Astrodome on August
20, 1992. Bush struck a new defiant tone in his acceptance speech — a
marked contrast to the 1988 oration in which he promised a "kinder and
gentler nation." Selling his vision fot the next four years, President Bush
said he would propose an across-the-board tax cut to the new Congress that
convenes in January if given a second term. He said the cuts would have to
be offset by spending reductions, which he did not specify, to keep from
swelling the deficit. President Bush and his wife Barbara shared a moment
on the podium as the confetti fell during the final extravaganza. Bush and
Vice President Dan Quayle roused the GOP delegates to cheers as they
accepted their party's nominations for a second term. Bush vowed to go to
"every corner of this nation" in the political fight of his life to beat Bill
Clinton and "clear out the deadwood" in Congress.
H. ROSS PEROT: In May, Ross Perot was a potential
president. By election day, he was no more than a spoiler,
but nonetheless a wild car to reshuffle the deck. The Perot
Factor was reintroduced to presidential politics 1 1 weeks
to the day after the Texas billionaire abandoned plans to
run, saying he had concluded he could not win. Many
analysts view his re-entry as a selfish attempt at re-
demption by a political novice who failed to realize what
he was getting into months before and later wanting to
heal a wounded ego. It might take a while to assess Perot's
ego, but there were obvious things to watch and both
campaigns had reason to worry. "Anything that toses this
race up in the air and is an unknown is a good thing for
Bush," said Republican pollster Bill Mclnturff. And
despite his comfortable lead, even Clinton predicted a
natural tightening of the race as the election drew close.
With a personal fortune and no spending limits to worry
about, Perot could have easily affected the race if he
decided to attack one candidate and leave the other alone.
As he rejoined the race, Perot said he was running to win.
Whatever his motivation — or chances — Perot was
back, and he had the potential to affect the race.
All Photos and Copy Courtesy of Associated Press.
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Nationa
H,
-URRICANE ANDREW: Hurricane Andrew struck
southern Florida on August 24, 1992, with wind gusting to
164 mph and a 12-foot tidal surge that flattened many
homes, uprooted trees, and wrecked an entire Air Force base.
The hurricane continued on, carving its way through the
plantation country of Louisiana, throwing tornadoes like
darts at a 100-mile-wide target and pumping torrents of rain
at storm-weary Louisianians. Fifty-five deaths were directly
or indirectly linked to the hurricane — 41 in Florida, 10 in
Louisiana and four in the Bahamas. The hurricane's 54-hour
U.S. rampage, the most expensive natural disaster ever in the
country, caused an estimated $20 billion in Florida and $1.5
billion in Louisiana. As part of the relief effort, tent cities
were set up in Florida with room for 3,800 people.
MISS AMERICAN — LEANZA CORNETT: On Sep-
tember 19, 1992, 21-year-old Leanza Cornett of Jack-
sonville, FL, was named Miss America. Cornett, a singer and
actress, is a sophomore studying communications at Rollins
College in Winter Park, FL. She plans to speak about AIDS
awareness during her yearlong reign. Cornett said her
"ultimate goal" is to get a group of drama and theater
students together whose performances would "give AIDS
kind of a hopeful message." "if we can bring some lightness
into it, it would be very motivational an very educational,"
said Cornett. "We have to start with ourselves and that is
going to be my main point as I go out."
AIDS: A grim new vision of the world AIDS epidemic predicts that more than 25 million people
will have the disease by the end of the decade, and up to 120 million will be infected. The study,
released this summer by Harvard University researchers, goes far beyond projections from the
World Health Organization. It envisions an explosive, disastrous spread of the disease,
particularly in Asia. Amsterdam, Netherlands, hosted the largest gathering of AIDS experts in
July, but there were no breakthroughs on halting the deadly sweep of this virus. The 12,000
participants had the opportunity to hear some 1,000 speeches and discussion on virtually every
aspect of the disease, from novel combinations of drugs to the pace of viral mutations. Nothing
approaching a cure — or even an effective treatment or vaccine — emerged during the week-
long meeting. Marking losses here in the United States, people signed panels of the AIDS
Memorial Quilt in New York. The exhibition is part of a 35-city national tour.
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Impressions
ORLD SERIES: There's a new flag
flying over Canada — the 1992 World
Series pennant. The Toronto Blue Jays took
baseball's championship outside the United
States for the first time ever, beating the
Atlanta Braves 4-3 in 1 1 innings in Game 6.
The Braves, meanwhile, became the first
team to lose consecutive World Series since
the 1977-78 Los Angeles Dodgers. A cheer-
ing, chanting delirious sea of humanity
flooded Toronto's city center on October 25.
THE NATION RECYCLES:More than 20
companies launched a national campaign in
September 1992 to encourage U.S. busi-
nesses to buy recycled goods. Recycling has
produced vast supplies of paper, glass, and
other reusable trash, but demand is still low.
The alliance will conduct programs around
the country to show them in daily operations.
Many major cities of the U.S. have some type
of recycling program.
HURRICANE INIKI: Hurricane Iniki dealt a blow to Kauai, one of the Hawaiian
Islands, on September 11, 1992, with winds gusting to 160 mph and torrential rain. It
destroyed buildings and damaged many others on the island of more than 50,000 people,
one official said. Twenty-foot waves crashed over coastal highways and the island lost all
power and telephone service even before the worst of the storm hit. Afterward, early
damage reports came to state officials via two-way radio. Oahu, the state's most populated
island with 800,000 people, is separated from Kauai by an 80-mile-wide channel and was
spared the brunt of the storm. But a 10-to 20-foot surf pounded Oahu's southern coast,
heavy rain fell and power lines were blown down. Iniki was the most powerful hurricane in
the Hawaiian Islands this century, said Bob Sheets, director of the National Hurricane
Center.
AJJ Photos and Copy Courtesy of Associated Press
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"'
G
CALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKES: Two pow
erful earthquakes rocked Southern California or
June 28, 1992, killing a child an injuring 30(
more. The first quake, which registered 7.4 on tht
Richter scale, radiated out from a remote stretcl
of the Mojave Desert and was felt as far as 60(
miles away in Denver. The most serious damagi
appeared to be in desert and mountain com1
munities east of Los Angeles near the epicenters
Up to 500,000 people were affected by powe
outages. The second quake, about three hour:
later, was centered in the San Bernardino Moun
tains, about 20 miles west of the first. It measurec
6.5. Because of the unusual occurrence of twc
major quakes within hours of each other, scientist:
don't know the probability that more powerfu
jolts could be on the way.
COLUMBUS ANNIVERSARY: Escorted bj
more than 1,000 private boats, replicas of Chris
topher Columbus' ships arived in the Unitec
States on February 15, 1992, as part of the 500tl
anniversary celebration of his voyage to the Nev
World. Miami, FL was the first stop in a 20-city
U.S. tour where more than 5,000 people cheerec
from docks and waterfront roads as the wooder
reproducions of the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maris
sailed into its harbor. From October througt
December, 1992, the ships are scheduled to stot
in several California cities such as San Francisco
Los Angeles, and San Diego.
"POTATO KID ": William Figueroa, 12 year:
old, waited by a potato vendor's cart outside th(
NBC studios in New York prior to his appearand
on the "Late Night with David Letterman" show
Figueroa was basking in his new-found celebrity
gained in June 1992, after he spelled "potato'
correctly and Vice President Dan Quayle did not
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Impressions
OUMMER OLYMPICS: An era of amateurism
passed into an age of professionalism, and the
Olympics were transformed forever, when pro-
fessional athletes were allowed to compete in the
1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain.
"There's 183 countries and 3 billion people
watching these games," Coach Chuck Daly said.
"And somewhere out there now is a 13-year-old
who wants to be a Michael or a Magic, a Larry or a
Patrick. "That's what happens in all of these
sports. It gives people a dream." America's 108
medals surpassed by one the total in 1968 and
trailed only the inflated totals of the Soviet-
boycotted Games. Pictured here are the "Dream
Team" during the first half of their semifinal
game with Lithuania and U.S. volleyball player
Bob Samuels, celebrating victory against Canada.
SOMALIA: Three months after the world woke
up to one of the worst famines in history, food
started to reach hundreds of thousands of Somalis.
Estimates of the dead range from 100,000 to half
a million, but no one knows just how many have
perished in the Horn of Africa nation. The central
Bay region of the country has been most affected.
It served as the main battleground for dans fight-
ing for supremacy after Siad Barre's ouster. More
than a million Somalis have fled their homeland
for refugee camps. Central Somalia is where the
international community has concentrated its re-
lief efforts, with airlifts to the towns of Belet
Huen, Baidoa, Bardera and Hoddur, and airdrops
to smaller villages in the region. In December
1992, French an U.S. forces were sent in to secure
these relief efforts.
AJJ Photos and Copy Courtesy of Associated Ptess.
49
Al Gore Visit
October 16, 1992, brought a downpour and Democratic Vice
Presidential Candidate Al Gore to the MSU campus. The rally,
sponsored by the Young Democrats, filled the ampitheater with an
estimated 800 people.
The stop by Al Gore was the first since he and Bill Clinton claimed
the Democratic nomination.
Potholes and Pavement
The opening day of fall classes brought a surprise for the MSU
campus — paving work on many of the major roads leading on to
campus. Five points became a massive jam of cars and people.
Construction began with the closure of Five Points and Bully
Boulevard up to the poultry science building. Students trying to
make it to their eight o'clock classes found that leaving early was a
good idea.
Photo by Jiann S
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mpressions
Students Rock the
Vote
Student involvement in national elections was
extremely high this year as concern for the economy
grew. The campaign heated up as Ross Perot,
President George Bush and Arkansas Governor Bill
Clinton fought for the Presidency. Both the College
Republicans and Young Democrats held rallies on
campus as they tried to sway undecided students to
support their respective candidate.
Reflector Controversy
The month of September saw controversy sweep
the campus, local and statewide news. An editorial
cartoon published in the Reflector concerned many
students and led to campus protests. The cartoon
which satirized racial stereotypes received much
criticism from the University community and a
large number of minority students. This served as a
catalyst for many meetings, decisions and improve-
ments regarding cultural and racial relations. The
NAACP held a march to Allen Hall and presented
Dr. Zacharias with a list of changes which they felt
were necessary to improve relations on the MSU
campus. In addition many students were made
more aware of discrimination and how to eliminate
it. However, it is hoped that improvements will
continue through the years.
Bush-Quayle signs were all to common around campus.
The rallies were well attended by students who gained a
new involvement in the election process.
The Reflector controversy led to campus protests as
many students expressed their anger.
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Campus
i
What a Babe?
The third annual Stallion pageant crowned
Buddy McRae this year's winner. The pag-
eant, sponsored by the United Way, a cab-
inet under the Student Association raised
over $240.00 just from the contests entry fee.
The contest included the standard pageant
fare with an evening gown competition and
interview.
Southern Humor
Syndicated columnist Lewis Grizzard enter-
tained the MSU campus with his own brand
of humor in November. The author of sev-
eral books on the "Southern experience" is
well regarded as a humorist and storyteller.
Photos by Sonny Mathews
52
Impressions
Union Sees Changes
The Union saw changes in the Grill as
well as the movement of the Reflector,
Reveille, and the Student Association. The
process began with the reconstruction of
the Grill into a mini food court. While the
details are incomplete at this writing the
proposal would include mini outlets of
various fast food franchises. Other new
developments included in the Union re-
design involved the new CAB offices
downstairs, the relocation of the hair sa-
lon, and the enlargement of Union Sta-
tion.
s by Jiann Su
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Residence Hall Staff
Coordinators
and
Resident
Assistants
Row 1: Jenny Manuel, Crawford
Gtabowski, Tonya Williams, BJ.
Mann RHD; Gina Box, Davdte
Walters,RHD;Amber Adams Row
2; JLaShaun LaGuaa, MoBy kiving-
ston,Heather HoUand,Simmone Tul-
los,WaUeer Nordan,Melanie Groner
RHD; Row 3:Kym ColUns.Mishelle
Rial.Katy Marque«,Audra Shir-
ieyjaclynn Bigelow Row 4: Sharon
Manson Area Cootdinator;Kim
Wrighc,Azam Mohammed,Steven
Garrert, Row 5:Vaferie Boyd, Amy
Dobba, James Rutland, Row
6'.Jamison . Johnson, Terra
Quails, Koko Miller, ioni
Newcomb, Steve Horton, Row
?;Jenniler Adams.Scott Brown,Keith
Russell, Row 8:Kyle MoranJJawn
Powell RHD;Todd Arnold, Marc
Whire.Chris Robinson, Dewayne
White RHD;Row 9:Mark Draf-
reaJCristee Bell,Matk Fancher Row
10:lloyd Reaves, Patrick Dixon
RHD.
The Department of Housing & Residence Life's Area Coordinators, Hall
Directors, Assistant Hall Directors, and Resident Assistants who make up
the 1992-1993 staff come together before most students arrive at MSU and
leave after most are gone. In between, they serve as peer counselors,
programmers, administrators, advisors and sometimes just a friend to the
more than 4,750 students living on campus. Without their help, many
students might not find their own place at MSU.
They are divided into three groups, the Freshmen and Honors Area
serving Critz, Duggar, Smith, Hightower, McKee, and Sessums. The North
Area includes Suttle, Hamlin, Evans, Garner, and Hull halls. In the South
Area are Hathorn, Cresswell, Rice, and Arbor Acres/Hardy Apartments.
Photos by Fred Faulk
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North Area
Row l;Christie Veach, Sherry
Meyers^Patty Gomez,Leslie Bethea
RHD;Bntton Saow.Doug Hal-
lenbeck R.HD;Row 2:Shannon Jack-
somCectiia Gartman, Stacy Campbell
RHDD;Simeoo Streetjim Mitchell
Area Coordinator; Row 3:Waa<|a
Wib&m,Kyte Gordon,Sjohn McCor-
mick.Clay Williams, Aothon.y
Key, Row 4:Rtchard Jones
RHD;Ganesh Kanagaraja,Row
5;Scotty Bames^Michael Harris,Paul
Graves, Brian Elbert, Marc Mas-
sie>Row 6:Sammy Wallace, Gray
Bekurs, Michael Franklin, Stacy
Perdue.Craig Barbee, Spencer
Pope,Row 7:Lesiie Livingston,Ron
Szttrgot,Lei£Revefe,Row 8:Ray Rob-
inson RHD; Varrian Hall, Willie
Jackson,Keil jone*,Carios Wilson
South Area
Row l;Shannon MUBcan,Kristy
Hawktns,Amy Maxque2,Taogie An-
derson.Chrisanna
Zschochejaandalyn Williams,Row
2:Jeanifer CroniertMarcia
Payton,Audra Moore, Bonita
Fields,Row 3:Joycelyn Smich,LUa
Johnigaa,NiBu Porter,Angela Aston
RHD; Row 4:Susan Watkin^Kristie
Harrick»Debra Jones,Marte Hen-
ry.Debra Williams.Row 5:Katfina
Dorsey Area Coordinacor.Allen
Hotard.Sara Herrington Hot Pic-
tured: Theresa Cummings RHD;
Ramsay Torrey
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RICE HALL
RICE HALL IS TWICE AS NICE
Rice Hall was established in 1967, and was
named for Miss Nannie Hemdew Rice. Approx-
imately 500 upperclass and freshmen women live in
Rice Hall. Rice is staffed by one residence hall
director, eight resident assistants, eleven desk as-
sistants, one computer lab assistant, and six cus-
todians. Rice also has a fifteen member hall gov-
ernment council.
Each room in Rice is occupied with a private
telephone, cable hook-up, closets, desks, bed, and a
sink and medidne cabinet. Rice Hall has a com-
puter lab, activities room on each floor, laundry
room with ice machine, vending room, a weight
room, and a 24-hout front desk. Rice also has a
security access system in which residents gain access
into the building by using their MSU I.D. cards.
There are many benefits offered to students living
in Rice in addition to those listed above. By living in
Rice, students enhance their educational achieve-
ments. Living on campus helps students have a
better perception of the college climate. This, in turn
enhances personal growth, personal development,
and interpersonal relationships.
Phutus by Ralph Shearer
Rice Hall Council: Row 1: Shannon Felks, Khristi Wickersham(President), Kenya Adams, Dorothea Johnson, Angela Ew |
(Vice President Activities)
Row 2: Jennie Randle (Vice President Communications), Sharon Kern, Shanna Boyd, Tracy Tyner, Justine Kincaid, J i
Pictured Tanya Maschger.
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SUTTLE MALL
As an upperclassmen male res-
idence hall, Suttle Hall has a few
traditions of their own. In addition
to a weekly movie night, Suttle also
has hall programs on such topics as
Race Relations and Stress Manage-
ment. Suttle residents also partic-
ipate in Octoberfest, which includes
a bachelor auction, dance, and a
cookout. During the spring, Suttle
throws the "Super Spring Thing/'
when they enjoy volleyball, cook-
ing-out, and having a great time
together.
) by Sonny Mathews
by RaJph Shearer
57
DUQQAR HALL
This year marked a new begin-
ning for Duggar Hall. Located near
the IRHC building and formerly a
male freshmen hall, Duggar now
houses upper class honor students,
who must maintain a 3.4 QPA.
Duggar also is the new location of a
convenience store, much like
Gooch's. Residents of Duggar en-
joy playing pool, watching televi-
sion together in the lobby, and par-
ticipating in intramural sports. The
diversity of students found here
creates a warm atmosphere, as well
as serious motivation.
Photos by Sonny Mathews
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SMITH HALL
Smith Hall is a Freshmen male
residence hall, It offers its residents
a variety of activities. Most res-
idents consider Smith their home
away from home.
Some of the activities offered by
Smith include Smutty Critter Sa-
loon (in conjunction with Critz
Hall), Spring Bash, a spades tour-
nament, a chess tournament, and a
pool tournament. Smith also spon-
sors programs on study skills, time
management, and sex education to
assist residents with everyday con-
cerns.
) by Sonny Mathews
o by Sonny Mathews
59
Marlon Duck, Dewayne Warren, Kelly Dunn, Victor Jackson. Clay Williams, Michael Harris, Scott Barnes, Richard Jones, Siohn McCormick. Not pictured Ij
Lesley Livingston.
EVAMS HALL
Evans Hall enjoys group ac-
tivities that include all resi-
dents. On September 22, they
had a barbeque. The residents
of Evans participated in a
chess tournament on October
13. And during November,
activities included an Election
Day party, an RA Appreci-
ation Party, and a ping-pong
tournament. These are just a
few examples of all the things
that Evans Hall offers its res-
idents.
Photos by Ralph Shearer
Joe Barnes, Terrance Wheeler, Chris McCulloch, Merrill Aldridge, Melvin Jenkins, Marcus Jackson. Jeff Rowell, Gordon Carskadon, Duncan McClendon. Chns I
Grant Shields, Chris Jackson.
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SESSUMS HALL
The freshmen guys from Sessums are
always on the go! Although a large
percentage of Sessums' population is
Greek, these guys find time for ed-
ucational programs on sex education,
alcohol awareness, exam preparation,
and even a seminar on cooking, clean-
ing, and laundry! Sessums' residents
had charity events to help hurricane
victims and the less fortunate during
Thanksgiving and Christmas. Out-
side of educational programming,
Sessums has plenty of social program-
ming, such as pay-per-view parries for
the MSU/Texas game and the
Holyfield/Bowe fight.
otos by Mike Nichols
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MCKEE HALL
McKee Hall, the sister res-
idence hall to Sessums, is
home for many freshmen fe-
males. Residents of McKee are
active in all aspects of campus
life. Examples are Campus
Activities Board, Student As-
sociation, MSU's famous Ma-
roon Band, Black Voices,
Fashion Board, Diamond
Girls, Angel Flight, campus
ministries, intramural sports,
and a variety of honor socie-
ties. As service projects, the
girls of McKee recycle, host a
Halloween carnival for area
children, and participate in
monthly community service
work.
Photos by Ralph Shir
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HIQHTOWER
After a few weeks of living on-campus,
freshmen in Hightower became more familiar
with all aspects of college life, and they began
to take advantage of the many opportunities
to get involved. Hall Council was elected, and
committees were formed. Soon "Movie
Nights" began in the lobby. A Halloween
party and a Christmas party were social high-
lights for first semester, and there were cos-
tume contests and door decorating contests as
part of the parties.
However, even in the fun, residents re-
membered others. They had a very successful
"Food for Families" campaign for Thanks-
giving and participated greatly in the
"SANTA" project for Christmas. They col-
lected toys, food, and clothing for under-
privileged individuals, and a "wish aee" for
Hurricane Andrew victims was placed in the
lobby.
As the freshman year comes to an end,
residents are forced to leave Hightower Hall.
However, they will carry with them always the
strong, life-long friendships begun here and all
the memories of the time when they called
Hightower Hall their home.
— - Michelle Craft, RHD
ifer Hotchkiss, Jennifer Rodgers, Carta Latino, Shanna Willi a.
Houts. Not pictured : Brandy Elwart.
, Michelle Craft, Davelle Walters. Daniel Cassidy, Bubba Mahne, Benji Spence, Scott Brown,
tos by Ralph Shearer
63
CRITZ HALL
Critz Hall was built in 1956 as a
men's residence hall. It was named
after Hugh Critz who served Mis-
sissippi State College as president
from 1930-34.
Today, Critz Hall houses fresh-
men women. Residents of Critz
Hall are Diamond Girls, Featured
Twirlers, and members of the MSU
Volleyball Team. Residents are also
members of the band, Black Stu-
dent Council, the Greek system,
NAACP, Image, State Striders,
NSBE, and various other organ-
izations.
Critz Hall has a staff of six res-
ident assistants (Kim Wright,
Michelle Rial, Jennifer Adams,
Kristin BeU, Valerie Boyd, and
Tera Quails) and resident hall di-
rector, Dawn Powell.
Photos by Sonny M
Jennifer Adams, April Smith, Alicia Smith. Michelle Carter, Tracey Myer, Valerie Yowk, Nikki Middleton, Not pictured:Dawn Powell, Kristin Bell. Carrie
Steffanie Graves.
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•
Hathom Hall is a residence
hall designed for upperdass
women, It is located on
Magruder Street between Rice
and Cresswell. The residents are
involved in sororities, depart-
mental clubs, and other organ-
izations. There is a wide range of
academic interests among the
residents. Each individual who
lives in Hathom offers a unique
quality that adds to the Evely
atmosphere of the hall. Further-
more, the dedicated hall staff
works hard to help create a home
away from home.
y Ralph Shearer
by Sonny Mathews
65
MULL HALL
Located by the Chapel,
Hull Hall may be the best
kept secret on campus.
Offering the best access to
the heart of MSU, Hull is
home to a diverse group of
women. Its residents are
involved in campus organ-
izations as well as many of
the women's sports teams.
With an active Hall
Council, Hull has become
a fun place to be and a
home away from home.
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HULL HALL
Student Housr
Stacy Campbell, Stephanie Hill, Shasta Baker, Bemice Stewart, Lyn Palmer, Stephanie Craft, Delarie Henderson.
Photo by Sonny Mad
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CRESSWELL
CressweU Hall strives to aid
in the growth and develop-
ment of its residents by of-
fering and encouraging diverse
programming. CressweU offers
social programs, such as Mov-
ie Night and Area Cookout;
educational programs, such as
Modctails for Alcohol Aware-
ness Week; and cultural pro-
grams, such as John Home.
CressweU also promoted WeU-
ness Week, participated in the
Halloween Carnival, volun-
teered to the Very Special
Arts, and assisted the Choctaw
County Tornado victims.
by Ralph Shearer
i by Kim Palmer
;nda Eichelberger, Tashia Shante Faintain, Alidia Jackson, Leigh L. Johnson, Tameka L. Johnson, Cantrece Swearenger. Christy Shumpert, Danya L. Orey,
}uita Ward, Nicole Long, Rochelle Johnson, Gidget Lewis, Merinda Latoya Thompson, Marilyn Trammell.
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HOMECOMING
HOMECOMING QUEEN
SUSAN JENNINGS
When the polls closed at 5 p.m. on
Tuesday, October 6, Susan Jen-
nings had been elected as Missis-
sippi State's 1992 Homecoming
Queen. Susan is a senior with a 3.9
QPA in Accounting. She came to
Mississippi State as a freshman
from Gulf Breeze, Florida, but now
resides in Pittsburgh, Pennsylva-
nia.
Since coming to State, Susan
has been very active on campus
serving as an Orientation leader,
Roadrunner secretary, Alumni Del-
egate, and serves in various hon-
orary organizations. Susan's spon-
sor for homecoming was Kappa
Delta Sorority, where she served
as Vice-President of Pledge Edu-
cation and Panhellenic Delegate.
Homecoming 1992 set a record
by having such a large voter turn-
out Around 3,000 people came to
the election polls to cast their four
votes. One vote was given to each
of the four areas: homecoming
queen, over-all homecoming maid
from the four classes, and Mr. and
Miss MSU.
Susan and her representatives
spent Saturday afternoon
welcoming home alumni and
friends to Mississippi State. The
court was presented at half-
time of the Mississippi State
versus Arkansas State game.
Photo by Stewart's Photography
70 Homecoming
Rebecca Langford
Maid-At-Large
Phi Mu Sorority
MSU Traditions
A crowd of 59,566 fitted
Scott Field for the, third largest
Homecoming crowd at Mis-
sissippi State. Pre.-ga.me fes-
tivities began when students
returned from Fail Break on
Wednesday, and organiza-
tions made Homecoming
signs out of chicken wire and
tissues. Tfie winner of the
sign competition was NAIT,
an engineering organization.
The Student Association
sponsored the 5th Annual
Mud Tug at Fraternity Park at
1 p.m. Friday afternoon, and
held a Homecoming parade at
6 p.m. that began at the Cobb
Institute of Archeology and
preceded to the Amphitheater
where a pep redly was held
Kappa Delta Sorority took
ftome a pizza party prize from
Domino's Pizza jfor winning
tfie spirit competition.
Saturday morning, October
2A, the Homecoming festiv-
ities 6egan witft Discovery:
MSU at 9 a.m. Over 1500
prospective students and their
parents came to the drill field
to participate in activities; eat
jree popcorn, sausages pre-
pared by our meat processing
department, and ice cream
produced by our dairy depart-
ment; and purchase tickets to
the afternoon game. Air Bully
was also on hand for the
day's events. At 11 cum., the
Feflbwsftip of Christian Ath-
letes sponsored a rally at
Dudy No6(e Fiefd. Tfie spe-
cial quest was former Mis-
sissippi State quarterback, Joe
Reed, (continued)
Bully and the ROTC get a real work-out
at the game by doing over 200 push-ups
for points scored by the dogs.
*
Photos by Kim Palme
72 HOMECOMING
Kick-off was at 1:30 p.m. for the
Arkansas State game.. Cowbells and
pom-pons waved from both sides of the,
stadium as the. flayers and band took to
the field. The Famous Maroon Marcfutuj
Band spelled out "STATE" as they
fayed our fight song. At half-time, the
Alumni Band joined them, and the
alumni majorettes performed to "Go,
Johnny, Go." Also at half-time, the
Homecoming Court was presented. Coo-
per Callaway, SA President, crowned
the queen, and flowers were presented
by the Alumni Association director. Mr.
and' Miss MSU were also presented.
When the dock ran out at the end of
the fourth Quarter, the Mississippi State
Bulldogs had taken their own crown
winning the game 56-6, moving up in
the pods to #241
MSU Roadrunner, Steve Wampler, quenched thirsts by
helping in the Coke booth at Discovery, MSU.
Laurann Garley and Elizabeth Trevathon spiced up
Bully's traditional "Maroon, White" chant before kick-
off.
Two of Mississippi State's role models- Bully and 1992
Homecoming Queen, Susan Jennings.
Tail-gators are a big part of the football traditions at
Mississippi State.
Senior maid, Dwilette Pride, signs an autograph for a
future MSU cheerleader, or homecoming maid.
Photo by Ralph Shearer
HOMECOMING 73
MISS REVEILLE
74 Miss Reveille
MOORE
wins
TITLE
On November 17, Gayla
Moore of Houston was cho-
sen as Miss Reveille 1993-
She is a senior majoring in
elementary education. Gayla
was sponsored by her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Moore.
Reveille Beauties: Candace Hart, Donna Knight
Miss Xeveiile-Gayh Moore, Adriene Cuteingtoa,
and Ashley Hays
L*youc an<l ropy by Brandi \X
Adriane Cureington was sponsored by Chi Omega
Sorority. She is a senior majoring in marketing from
Pearl.
Candace Hart is a sophomore from Meridian
majoring in physical therapy. Candace was spon-
sored by Phi Mu Sorority.
Ashley Hays is a senior from Jackson majoring in
elementary education. She was sponsored by Delta
Gamma Sorority.
Donna Knight is a senior from Laurel majoring in
marketing. Donna was sponsored by Delta Gamma
Sorority.
Miss Reveille 75
Our hosts for the evening were from the
Columbus Air Force Base.
John Charles Taggart entertained the crowd
during the pageant intermissions.
Gayla Moore accepts her roses and silver
plate.
Photos by Sonny Mathews
layout and copy by Michel Crane
76 Miss Reveille
Moore Impresses
Pageant Judges
Gayla Moore's bright smile
and sparkling eyes wowed
the judges and won her the
crown of Miss Reveille 1993.
The competition was stiff
with 59 of Mississippi
State's finest competed for
the title.
For the first year, the
Campus Activities Board
sponsored the Miss Reveille
pageant, which was held on
November 16 and 17 in the
Union Ballroom. Practice
was held on Sunday, No-
vember 15, to get the 59
contestants prepared for
the two-day event. Then, on
Monday, at 7 p.m., the con-
testants took the stage as
they introduced them-
selves, and modeled their
evening gowns. Interviews
were held Tuesday morn-
ing, and the judges chose
the Top 20.
Tuesday night, all 59 con-
testants introduced them-
selves in evening gowns to
friends and family, and the
Top 20 were announced.
The final top ten girls an-
swered a question from
their interview on stage for
the final competition. When
the judging was completed,
Gayla Moore was crowned
Miss Reveille 1993.
Camala Corley, sponsored by Kappa Delta
Sorority, introduces herself for the first pres-
entation of the contestants.
Top 10 finalist, Kelly Wake, models her
lipstick red gown for the judges.
The first group of the Top 20 show the
judges their fabulous smiles.
Phocos by Ralph Shearer
77
MISS MSU
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Mississippi State crowned Leah Hamner as its
representative for the Miss Mississippi pageant
in February of this year. Leah won the pageant
by scoring high enough in the talent, interview,
evening gown, and swimsuit competition's
combined score.
Leah is a fourth-year senior architecture major
preparing to finish her degree in Jackson next
year. She has already earned her interior design
degree in her home state of Alabama.
Leah won the talent preliminary with her
vocal presentation of "This Is The Moment",
and also won the swimsuit preliminary wearing
a turquise swimsuit. At the Miss Mississippi
pageant, she wore an off-white suit of the same
style. Her platform for the pageant was im-
proving the arts in education. Art is an im-
portant aspect of the educational system, and
should not be abandoned.
Leah has had previous experience in the Miss
America pageant through the Alabama system,
where she was runner-up to Miss Alabama. But
when she talked of her experience at Miss Mis-
sissippi, this is what she said,
"I had a great time, I met my roommate
while I was there. Vicksburg is so
receptive to the pageant. Everyone gets
involved. You prepare, get ready, and
when you get there, you sit back and
have fun."
Leah Hamner, Miss Mississippi State University, 1992
Leah sings "This is the Moment" for the talent competition.
Leah Hamner competes for the swimsuit preliminary
ssMSU
Ashley Hays- Ashley, first alternate to Miss Mississippi State, is an
elementary education major. She is a senior from Jackson. Delta
Gamma sorority sponsored Ashley* who sang "My Mammy" for her
talent.
Shawna Bennett- A junior from Picayune, Shawna was chosen as
Mississippi State's second alternate. Shawna is also an elementary
education major and was sponsored by Delta Gamma. Shawna's
talent was singing "Break It To Me Gendy."
Meg Hargrove- Third alternate, Meg Hargrove, is a senior from
Starkville. For her talent she sang "Break It To Me Gendy." Meg
said of her experience with the pageant, "The pageant was one of
the best experiences I had while at Mississippi State."
Darbie Pope- Darbie, a senior from Kosciusko, was chosen as Miss
Mississippi State's fourth alternate. She is a vocal music education
major and also sang for talent portion of the preliminaries.
Miss MSU 79
On February 7, 1992,
twelve contestants com-
peted for the title of Miss
MSU in Lee Hall's
auditoruim. The pageant
was based on the theme
Phantom of the Opera.
In the preliminary com-
petitions, the contestants
had interviews with five
Mississippi Scholarship
Pageant judges. Miss
Mississippi, 1991, Mary
Allison Hurdle, and Miss
MSU, 1991, Genevieve Fager, provided special entertain-
ment for the evening. The twelve contestants were Shawna
Bennett, Kathy Elisar, Comesha Lesondra Griffin, Leah
Hamner, Meg Hargrove, Sylvia Lynn Hoque, Ashley Hays,
Sharon Malone, Lanay Mixon, Darbie Pope, Becky Ru-
dolph, and Diane Smith. The master of ceremonies was
Doug Holland.
The contestants' scores were based on evening gown,
15%; swimsuit, 15%; interview, 30%; and talent, 40%.
According to Melinda Smith, the executive director of the
1992 Miss MSU pageant committee, "The entertainment
was outstanding. The women are fit, very talented, and
beautiful. A special quality about the Miss MSU pageant
that is different from other pageants is that the Miss MSU
pageant is a scholarship pageant. The pageant allows the
winner and the alternates the opportunity to continue their
education." The judges had the hardest decision to choose
the 1992 Miss Mississippi State University from the very
talented and beautiful contestants,
by Lilac Yee
Miss MSU, 1991, Genevieve Fager, crowns
Leah Hamner as Miss MSU, 1992.
Mississippi State University's Top 5 Win-
ners
All Photos by Michael Hobby
layout designet Michel Ctane
80 Miss MSU
Fourth alternate, Darbie Pope, models her turquoise gown in evening gown
competition.
Contestant, Diane Smith, sang for her talent competition.
eg Hargrove performs her vocal presentation in a red evening gown with gold
im.
MissMSU 81
MR AND MISS MSU
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Photo by Ralph Shearei
EDMONSON AND CALLAWAY
ELECTED MR AND MISS MSU
Mr. and Miss MSU
Owen Edmonson
Owen Edmonson is a senior accounting major from Madison,
Mississippi. Her involvement in so many activities has earned
her the title of Miss MSU. Some of these activities include
Panhellenic Council president. Student Association Senator,
Mississippi State Roadrunner, Gamma Alpha Epsilon pres-
ident, and Delta Gamma Sorority. She has also earned many
honors including Outstanding Freshman Woman, Outstand-
ing Sophomore Woman, Cardinal Key Honor Society, and
Order of Omega. Owen has also donated her time to various
organlzaitons such as Very Special Arts, March of Dimes,
Adopt-A-School, and Mississippi Blood Services.
Photos by Ralph Shearer
Cooper Callaway
hooper Callaway is a senior economics/pre-dentistry
najor from Columbus, Mississippi. His activities include
iigma Chi Fraternity, where he served as Rush Chair-
nan and Little Sister Magister; Student Association Sen-
itor for two years; Alumni Delegate; and MSU Tennis
'earn. Even witti his busy schedule of activities. Cooper
las still found time to earn such honors as Elderstates-
nan, Gamma Beta Fhi, Blue Key Dean's Scholar, and
low serves us as President of the Student Association,
hooper has also worked with the surrounding com-
nunities through various United Way activities.
Layout and copy designer Brand i Wusr
Mr and Miss MSU 83
WHO'S WHO
JAY ALLEN
Jackson
Horticulture
Orientation Leader, Gamma
Beta Phi Honorary, Alpha
Zeta Agriculture Honorary,
Roadrunner, Pi Alpha Xi,
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KARA ALLEN
Nesbitt
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Nutrition
Order of Omega, Kappa
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Omicron Nu, Presidents
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Scholar, Chi Omega Soror-
^
ity, Student Dietetic Asso-
ciation,
F
STACY BALL
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Jackson
Jul
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Marketing
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Phi Kappa Phi, Gamma Al- "
pha Epsilon, Cardinal Key,
Diamond Girl, Chi Omega
Sorority, Mu Kappa Tau,
L
LAURA BERNHART
Clinton
Accounting
President's List, Beta Alpha
Psi Accounting Honorary,
Delta Delta Delta Sorority,
Reformed University Fel-
lowship
CHARLOTTE
BOSARGE
[MWTMIfflllW
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Gautier
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English
m I V 4
1
Alpha Lambda Delta, Car-
dinal Key, Resident Assis-
tant, Phi Eta Sigma, Pres-
ident's List, Alumni
Delegate
BETH BATSON
Madison
English
Delta Delta Delta Sorority,
Sigma Tau Delta Interna-
tional English Honor Soci-
ety, President's List, Scotch
Guard
^^w^m
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1 ■
JARED BLALOCK
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Columbus
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Computer Engineering
■ ^-s& |
Elderstatesmen, Phi Eta Sig-
^jJFMrt
ma, Blue Key, Alumni Del-
„.«■//, •' I 1
egates, Kappa Alpha Frater-
m ^
nity, Gamma Beta Phi
CHRISTY
BRUMFIELD
Madison
Accounting
Omicron Delta Kappa, Ori-
entation Leader, Blackfriar's
Drama Society, Chi Omega
Sorority, Roadrunner
Who's Who Photos by Fred Faulk
84 Who's Who
Layout Design by Michel Crane
MEG CAIN
Wiggins
Mechanical Engineering
President's List, American
Society of Mechanical Engi-
neers, Pi Tau Sigma Engi-
neering Honorary, Phi Kap-
pa Phi Honorary
COOPER CALLAWAY
Columbus
Economics/Pre-Dentistry
Student Association Presi-
dent, Elderstatesmen, Blue
Key, Sigma Chi Fraternity,
Alumni Delegate
MARY CARAWAY
Meridian
Chemical Engineering
MSU Hall of Fame, Engi-
neering Ambassadors, Ome-
ga Chi Epsilon, Famous Ma-
roon Marching Band, Tau
Beta Phi
DORSEY CARSON
I'i
ifl
'J -^ &v« ' \\
Jackson
Political Science
!■■' '.'". ■
■*■■;■■■■"■'■*' k
Mortar Board, Sigma Phi
Epsilon Scholarship Chair-
man, Reflector Staff, Young
Democrats, Gamma Beta
Phi Honorary
1 *» 1
RODNEY CHRISTMAS
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Collins, Arkansas
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Veterinary Medicine
JL.M*
Alpha Zeta, President's List,
'*"•-*% JBL
Block and Bridle, Pre-Vet
^ . jBh^^
Club, Student Society for
i ?#
Theriogeneology, SCAVMA
JUSTIN CLARK
Olive Branch
Computer Science
Upsilon Pi Epsilon, Presi-
dent's Scholar, University
Honors Program, Reveille
Staff, Association of Com-
puting Machinery
Who's Who 85
WHO'S WHO
ROBIN COOLEY
Waynesboro
Accounting
President's Scholar, Chi
Omega Sorority Treasurer,
Beta Alpha Psi Accounting
Honorary, Student Associa-
JOHNNY CORBIN
Lambert
Agribusiness
Blue Key National Honor-
■Syi
ary, Alpha Zeta, Student As-
sociation Vice-President,
— l£J
Greek Council for Christ
SUSAN CROWLEY
Southaven
Electrical Engineering
Tau Beta Phi Engineering
Honorary, Eta Kappa Nu
Honorary, President's List,
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
MARY KATHERYNE
DOLLAR
Batesville
Accounting
Order of Omega, Delta
Gamma Sorority, Roadrun-
ner, Student Association
Treasurer, Order of Omega
SHAWN DULANEY
Starkville
Marketing
Junior Varsity Cheerleader,
Beta Gamma Sigma, Black-
friars Drama Society, MSU
Madrigals, President's Schol-
KIM DURHAM
Carriere
Biological Engineering/Pre-
Medicine
Gamma Alpha Epsilon, Del-
ta Gamma, Bulldog Hostess,
College Republicans
MICHELE EARQLE
Vicksburg
Graphic Design
Senior Chalet Award, Pres-
ident's List, Gamma Beta
Phi Society, Phi Kappa Phi
Honorary, Methodist Stu-
dent Center
OWEN EDMONSON
Madison
W~ ^Wk
Accounting
Panhellinic President, Delta
Gamma Executive Board,
Jt'^W wf*
MSU Roadrunner, National
wJt — .
Association of Accountants
86 Who's Who
M \
EDWARD EVANS
Gulfport
Industrial Engineering
MSU Image Scholar, Inter-
Fraternity Council, Air Force
ROTC, Alpha Phi Fraternity
President, MSU Marching
Band
CHRIS EWING
Tampa, Florida
Mechanical Engineering
Pi Tau Sigma Mechanical
Engineering Honorary, Pres-
ident's List, Mortar Board,
Sigma Chi Fraternity,
ASHRAE Award
DENTON FARR
Piano, Texas
Communications
Mortar Board, Sigma Phi
Epsilon Scholarship Chair-
man, President's Scholar,
Roadrunner, Greek Council
for Christ
(%
CATHY GOFORTH
Derma
Home Economics
Gamma Beta Phi, Alpha
Zeta Professional Fraternity,
Kappa Omicron Nu Honor
Society, Delta Delta Delta
Sorority
CHRISTI GOLDMAN
Marietta, Georgia
Civil Engineering
Chi Epsilon Civil Engineer-
ing Honor Society, Engineer-
ing Student Council, Theta
Tau Engineering Fraternity
1 ^Wc^^t- ■ ^^^1
1 »'*'" ,Mi !
PATRICIA GOMEZ
■ ■^*" *" > ^S
Tupelo
Ift ' 1 f
Psychology
President's Scholar, Gamma
Beta Phi Point Secretary, Psi
Chi Peer Advisor, Black-
friar's Drama Society
CRAWFORD GRABOWSKI
Gulfport
English
President's Scholar, Kappa
Delta Pi Education Honor-
ary, Kappa Delta Sorority,
Sigma Tau Delta English
Honorary
JEREMY GRAFTON
Pascagoula
Chemical Engineering
Elderstatesmen, Tau Beta
Phi, Alpha Lambda Delta,
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Scholarship Chairman,
Omega Chi Epsilon
Who's Who 87
WHO'S WHO
KEVIN GREEN
Jackson, Tennessee
Landscape Architecture
Order of Omega Vice-
President, Roadrunner Pres-
ident, Sigma Lambda Al-
pha, Phi Delta Theta, Pres-
ident's Scholar
ASHLEY HAYS
Jackson
Elementary Education
Gamma Beta Phi, Delta
Gamma Sorority, Mississip-
pi Association of Children
Under Six, Order of Omega,
Kappa Delta Pi
JENAE HEEP
Tupelo
Accounting
President's Scholar, Phi Eta
Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi,
Gamma Beta Phi, Beta Al-
pha Psi
1 ~^^^
m-. ■* '-^j--: ~"3Sra
SALLY HUNT
jgr \q ^m
Clarksdale
"Mi *®j^yi
Communications
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wk*~~iitm't7wL^
Stateline Newswriter, MISS-
W '
COM President, Special Stu-
W
dent Advisory Committee,
i /
Roadrunner, Chi Omega So-
r i f
rority
CLAIRE JACOBS
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Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Communications
IS
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Cardinal Key Honorary, Or-
der of Omega, Chi Omega
Secretary, MISSCOM Treas-
urer, Campus Activities
Board
■n^HHHHHHH|
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MISSY HENSLEY
Ocean Springs
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Political Science
|i M f , 1
MSU Roadrunner, Order of
Omega, Student Association
Director of University Serv-
■^ ^
ices, Kappa Delta Sorority
L-&— — - — J
ERIN INGRAM
Jackson
Management
Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha
Lambda Delta, Student As-
sociation Senator, Chi Ome-
ga Sorority, University Hon-
ors Program
GALAGHER JEFF
Clinton
Electrical Engineering
Schillig Leadership Scholar,
Student Body Senator, Kap-
pa Sigma Fraternity, College
Republicans, Lambda Sigma
88 Who's Who
!ifl
JOHN JENKINS
Tupelo
History/Political Science
Mortar Board, Blue Key, Pi
Sigma Alpha, FarmHouse
Fraternity President, Omi-
cron Delta Kappa, Omicron
Delta Kappa
SUSAN JENNINGS
Gulf Breeze, Florida
Accounting
Orientation Leader, Road-
runner, Alumni Delegate,
Kappa Delta Sorority, Om-
icron Delta Kappa, Gamma
Alpha Epsilon
BARKER JORDAN
West Point
Fitness Management
Dean's List Scholar, MSU
Bulldog Hostess, Kappa
Delta Sorority, Fashion
Board, MSU Reveille Beauty
TINA JULIANA
Starkville
Industrial Engineering
Engineering Ambassadors,
Alpha Pi Mu Honorary Pres-
ident, Phi Eta Sigma Hon-
orary, Tau Beta Pi Delegate
to Nationals
ml ~*m
LISA KEETON
Tupelo
Microbiology
^t "MM
Alpha Epsilon Delta Secre-
^^£~^
tary, Tri-Beta Vice-
^■1 ^i
President, Gamma Beta Phi,
^W^
President's Scholar, Phi
Kappa Phi
EMILY KIMBRELL
Starkville
Interior Design
Alpha Zeta Honorary, Phi
Eta Sigma Honorary, Gam-
ma Beta Phi Honorary, Kap-
pa Omicron Nu, Phi Kappa
Phi
Who's Who 89
WHO'S WHO
SHANE KITCHENS
Forest Products/Furniture
Gamma Alpha Epsilon
Honor Fraternity, Presi-
dent's List, Alpha Gamma
Rho President, Greek Coun-
cil for Christ
TIFFANY LACEY
Aberdeen
Accounting
Beta Alpha Psi, Lambda
Sigma, Delta Gamma Soror-
ity, Compass Club First
Vice-President, Phi Eta Sig-
CHRISTOPHER LANGE
Clarksville, Tennessee
Biochemistry
Phi Lambda Upsilon, Alpha
Lambda Delta, President's
Scholar, Army Color Guard,
SD Lee Rangers, Scabbard
and Blade
BRYAN LEATHERMAN
Tupelo
Microbiology
Elderstatesmen, Gamma
Beta Phi Honorary, Alpha
Epsilon Delta Pre-Med Hon-
orary, Mortar Board, Circle
K President
MOLLY LIVINGSTON
Laurel, Maryland
Aerospace
Sigma Gamma Tau Honor-
ary Society, U.S. Air Force
ROTC, University Honors
Program, President's Scholar
CANDIDO LOPEZ
Starkville
Mechanical Engineering
Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Tau Sig-
ma, Mortar Board, Presi-
dent's Scholar, American So-
ciety of Mechanical
Engineers
90 Who's Who
AMY MARQUEZ
Clinton
Political Science
Cardinal Key Honorary,
Gamma Beta Phi, Pi Sigma
Alpha, Student Association
Attorney General, Lambda
Sigma
KELLY MASON
Houston
Interior Design
Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi
Kappa Phi, Delta Gamma,
Bulldog Hostess, Student
Association of Interior De-
sign President
DENISE MCDONALD
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Vicksburg
■ &&h%&M**m J*r'f~*' ,;*^® V v*^*
Communications
'^wjjKf j^H *C jjf A
The Reflector Feature Editor,
Gamma Beta Phi, The Rev-
eille staff, University Honors
Council, Gamma Beta Phi
^MKS^ JF&iSi
KENNY MCNEAL
New Albany
Business Information
Systems
Alpha Iota Delta, Order of
Omega, Blue Key, Mortar
Board, FarmHouse Fraterni-
ty President
MELINDA MILLER
Waveland
Biology/General Science
National Dean's List, Phi
Beta Lambda Social Chair-
person, Pre- Vet Club, Girl
Scouts of America
R|
JEFFREY MINTON
Leland
i*^. fflGP Wj
Marketing
Elder Statesmen President,
ga #A
Alumni Delegate, Lambda
mm -^m^.
Sigma Honor Society, Kap-
MiAm
pa Alpha Fraternity, Blue
Key
MEG MONTGOMERY
Canton
Communications
Student Association Senate,
Kappa Delta President, Or-
der of Omega, Omicron
Delta Kappa, Roadrunner
1 ■ . mSH Wf* ' II
SARAH MOONEY
Petal
Biological Engineering
Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa
Phi, Hearrin-Hess Engineer-
ing Scholarship, Engineering
Student Council, Dean's
Scholar
Who's Who 91
WHO'S WHO
LISA MORICI
Maisonville, Louisiana
Biology
Mortar Board President,
Omicron Delta Kappa, Beta
Beta Beta Historian, Alpha
Epsilon Delta Pre-Med,
Roadrunner
' P'*' -li 1
AIME MRACICH
.-,/?' -Tiiraft
River Ridge, Louisiana
J ~ *tBk
Home Economics Education
i3
Resident Assistant, Pom
Squad Captain, Orientation
Leader, Home Economics
Club, Catholic Student As-
sociation
MICKI MULLINS
Natchez
Accounting
Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Eta Sig-
ma, Gamma Beta Phi, Mis-
sissippi State Striders, Pres-
ident's List, Phi Kappa Phi
jMl^L
JULIE NOBLE
Ocean Springs
m <m fm|
Elementary Education
Phi Eta Sigma, Kappa Delta
^ 1
Pi, Alpha Lambda Delta,
fete' < i
Kappa Delta Sorority, Var-
/
sity Cheerleader, Greek All-
1 lJ. 1
Sing
1 1
MATT NORRIS
|C|m
Marks
i
Management Information
\31p#
Systems
v -^ 'ML
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraterni-
,/K...
ty, Data Processing Manage-
^«3f M tab
ment Association, Alpha
nft^
Iota Delta
r
ANITA OWENS
■H;
A
Weir
M
B rvt ■'-&% Tgk.
Political Science
'«
Stennis Scholar, Phi Kappa
Phi, Pi Sigma Alpha, Fa-
mous Maroon Band, Polit-
ical Science Student Associ-
ation
L
SHAWN OLIVER
Agricultural
Communication
Alpha Zeta Honorary,
CAHE Ambassador, Mortar
Board, MISSCOM Commu-
nicators, PRAM
KIMBERLY PACE
Gulfport
Biological Engineering
Dean's List, Phi Eta Sigma
Honorary, Gamma Beta Phi
Honorary, Angel Flight, Na-
tional Society of Black En-
gineers
92 Who's Who
II
1 Iters
ERIC PETRUS
^HJPSBfw^w "a.
Helena, Arkansas
vt^fi
Mechanical Engineering
■ '■■
Bulldog Handbook Editor,
*" ■* ,s
Phi Gamma Delta Fraterni-
ty, Fashion Board, Academic
Mr wms n
Honesty Board, Lambda
i ™ -,-
Sigma
DEBBIE POTTER
Jackson
Elementary Education
Gamma Beta Phi, Presi-
dent's List, Compass Club,
National Education Associ-
ation, Delta Gamma Soror-
1
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TIFFANY SCHNEIDER
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Chalmette, Louisiana
m ^ *m
Sociology/Corrections
■i ^m ^^K
President's Scholar, MSU
V ^fl r i *w
Volleyball, M-Club, MSU
V
Corrections Association,
1 *
Special Olympics Volunteer
BETH SCHREINER
Birmingham, Alabama
Fitness Management
Phi Kappa Phi, Angel
Flight, Delta Delta Delta So-
rority, Reformed University
Fellowship, Mortar Board
Who's Who 93
WHO'S WHO
TANYA TAYLOR
Greenwood
Marketing
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority, Al-
pha Lambda Delta, Cardinal
Key, Home Economics
Club, Panhellinic Council
BETH THOMAS
Springboro, Ohio
Speech Communication
Chi Omega Sorority, Dean's
List, Roadrunner, MSU
Matchmate, MSU Play Pro-
ductions, Very Special Arts
Vounteer
FRED TYNER
Canton
Civil Engineering
Chi Epsilon Vice-President,
Tau Beta Phi, President's
Scholar, Phi Mu Alpha Sin-
fonia, Famous Maroon Band
PATRICIA VIERRA
Graphic Design
Alpha Lambda Delta, Ori-
entation Leader, Delta Delta
Delta Sorority, Phi Eta Sig-
ma, Pi Delta Phi French
Honorary
MELANIE WADE
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tu
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Aberdeen
■i^m
mm.
Marketing Education
} " ■ — ' . ■
Phi Theta Kappa Scholar-
L fl H^ -^
ship, Famous Maroon Band,
Kappa Delta Pi, Gamma
Beta Phi, Campus Crusade
for Christ
STEVE WAMPLER
Starkville
Foreign Languages
Gamma Beta Phi, German
Club, MSU Roadrunner, Phi
Kappa Phi, President's
Scholar, Outstanding Hon-
ors Senior
TIFFANY WALDEN
Starkville
Secondary Education
Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sig-
ma, President's Scholar,
Outstanding College Stu-
dents of America, Kappa
Delta Pi
n
D J. WARD
Starkville
Elementary Education
Kappa Delta Pi Education
Honorary, Dean's Scholar,
Mississippi Association of
Children Under Six
94 Who's Who
J
BARRY WOODS
St. Louis, Missouri
Elementary Education
Kappa Delta Pi, Gamma
Beta Phi, President's List,
Phi Theta Kappa, Black Ac-
ademic Achievement Award
h »m
BRAD WURM
Clinton
Chemistry
Phi Kappa Phi, President's
List, Phi Gamma Fraternity
President, MSU Budo Club,
United Way Tutor
VAN WURM
Clinton
Chemical Engineering
Tau Beta Pi, Omega Chi Ep-
silon Secretary, Lambda Sig-
ma, Phi Gamma Delta Fra-
ternity, Engineering Student
Council
HAROLD YATES
Madison
Communications
Lambda Sigma, Gamma
Beta Phi, Phi Kappa Phi,
Stateline News Program,
National Dean's List, The
Reflector
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NIKKI YOUNG
Nettleton
Accounting
Phi Kappa Phi, Beta Alpha
Psi, President's List, Orien-
tation Leader, Kappa Delta
Sorority, Varsity Cheerleader
LESLIE ZACHARIAS
Starkville
Accounting
Phi Kappa Phi, Mortar
Board, Beta Alpha Psi, Om-
icron Delta Kappa, Chi
Omega Sorority President,
Fashion Board
Who's Who 95
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School of
Ag and Home Ec
"Success favors the prepared mind." J.Paul Thaxton
The College of Agriculture and Home Economics is one of five
major segments of the Division of Agriculture, Forestry, and
Veterinary Medicine. Agriculture has changed tremendously
since World War II and is continuing to do so. It is no longer
simply "farming." Today's agricultural industry includes the
actual production of food and fiber, businesses and industries
which provide the farmer with goods and services and which
process and distribute farm products, and agricultural research
and education.
Concerned in this broad sense, agriculture is the largest and most
essential industry in this country, or in the world. Yet our land-
grant universities, including Mississippi State University, are
now graduating many fewer than the number needed to fill the
jobs available each year to college agricultural graduates. As we
look at today's agriculture and review the many changes which
are taking place in the size of farm or operation, labor employed,
capital investment, technical knowledge and skill required,
management information needed, and the type of student
enrolled, it becomes increasingly clear that the agricultural
curricula must be developed which create new combinations of
training in science, business, and technical agriculture. To pro-
vide such training, the College continuously revises and re-
organizes its undergraduates' curriculum and instructional pro-
grams.
Above right-T5t. Fox is the Dean of Agriculture and Home
Economics.
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Lefc-Dr, J. Paul Thaxton, professor of poultry
science at MSU, says that his students have
taught him to ''always try to be fair to everyone."
He tries to listen to his students and encourages
them to learn how to think and not just mem-
orize facts. "When we learn to think, we are
usually successful," believes Thaxton. His advice
to graduating seniors is "work hard, be happy
and strive to make your world just a little better
than you found it."
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The College of Agriculture and Home Economics is one of the most diverse colleges at MSU. Students may
study anything from animal husbandry to interior design.
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School of
Architecture
"Become the most engaging critic of yourself." Michael Ben
The profession of architecture offers the student the
opportunity to participate in improving the physical
world, in solving problems of our society, and in giving
form to the needs of modem culture. To meet these
demands requires a highly trained profession composed
of sensitive, dedicated men and women. The School of
Architecture is the educational foundation of the pro-
fession in the State of Mississippi and provides for the
development of the individual skills and understand-
ing to prepare the student for his or her role in the
practices of architecture.
The School of Architecture offers an intense, carefully
structured, and rich array of courses which constitute a
solid foundation for architectural practice. While cour-
sework is comprehensive in scope, providing the stu-
dents with an awareness of the diversity and com-
plexity of today's professional world, each course has
its own important role in developing the unique
knowledge and abilities required of architects in a
modern world.
The School of Architecture at Mississippi State Uni-
versity is the professional school for the State of
Mississippi and is the only program in the state which
leads to a professional degree in architecture. Dean
John M. McRae, pictured above right, has served as
the dean of the school since August 1987.
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Architecture student Scott Thaggard is hard at work on a design project. Students of the School of
Architecture work incredibly long hours drawing, rendering, and constructing their projects.
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College of
Arts and Sciences
"If any legimate intellectual issue is boring to
The College of Arts and Sciences provides the fundamental
training needed by all persons who wish to become college
graduates. Students in all undergraduate schools and colleges in
the University take more than half their courses during the first
two years in the College of Arts and Sciences. In addition, the
College provides preprofessional curricula for students who take
their professional training elsewhere.
One of the most diverse colleges at MSU, the College of Arts and
Sciences offers majors in everything from art to physics. The
educational mission of the College, as an undergraduate college,
is two fold: to provide students with a liberal education which
will facilitate intellectual development and a life-long pursuit of
knowledge, and to give these students the in-depth edcation in
at least one specialized area necessary to prepare them for a career
or for advanced study.
A liberal education attained in this context should ensure that
graduates of the College of Arts and Sciences have gained an
understanding and appreciation of human culture. They should
have examined the social, historical, political, philosophical and
economic dimensions of the human condition and mankind's
perception of the world as it is expressed through the fine arts,
language, and literature. They should have learned the use of
quantitative and scientific methods and should have partic-
ipated in the universal quest to comprehend natural phenomena
and to utilize this knowledge beneficially and ethically.
Above righl-Dn. Jim L. Soloman, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.
Right-During the summer of 1992 the Cobb Institute of Archeology worked on
the Lahav Project in Israel. These are the skeletal remains that were uncovered
during the project. They are of a 5,500 year old male on whom a house is
believed to collapsed.
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Left-English professor Dr. Patrick Creevy
is about a quarter of the way through his
second novel — its topic is a secret.
Creevy realizes that "English is a terrifying
subject to a significant percentage of the
population" and that "a teacher of writing
needs to be a psychiatrist as well as a
grammarian." His advice to freshmen is
to "eliminate as fast as possible any
prejudicies you might entertain against
any field of study."
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Ceramics is one of the fun and creative classes offered by the College of Arts and Sciences. Students are given
the opportunity to express themselves through their work.
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College of
Business and Ind.
The College of Business and Industry, organized in 1915, is the
oldest College of Business in the state and one of the oldest in the
South. In 1979, the Department of Accounting was designated
as the School of Accountancy in answer to a need for attention to
the unique requirements of the growing profession of ac-
countancy. This college is a professional college which provides a
broad education together with a wide range of programs in
Accounting, Business, and Economics.
The Mission of the College of Business and Industry is to
provide: intellectual, cultural, and professional development for
the people enrolled in its instructional programs, discovery of
new and useful knowledge through academic and applied re-
search, and effective application of knowledge in the business
and economic development of the state, region, and nation
through service activities.
The purpose of the various curriclua in the College is generally to
provide for a broad education, preparing the student for im-
aginative and responsible leadership role in business and society.
In essence, the student who graduates from the College of ?
Business and Industry should be able to deal with the technical
complexities of his/her chosen career, have the ability to reason
and independently make decisions, possess communicative
skills, have an appreciation for the human condition, and have
an inclusive perspective on society and progress. Above right-Dt.
Harvey Lewis is the Dean of Business and Industry.
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Left-"Students should know that they must be
committed. They should be committeed to their
religion, their family, and the company for whom
they go to work," says Dr. Henrj/ W, Nash, of
the College of Business and Industry, He believes
that students should learn that "You can't get fey
with a half-hearted commitment." Nash has
been teaching for forty years and is now teaching
a second generation of students
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Mike Butler of Mississippi Power discusses career opportunities with Kent Busbee. The Career Day Fair
offers students the opportunity to talk to representatives of many employers,
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College of
Education
The College is actively involved in the Vety Special Atts Festival,
a ptogtam designed to demonstrate how the arts can be used as
educational tools for handicapped learners. Dr. Arnold J. Moore
serves as Dean of the College of Education.
"Your attitude is contagious. Is yours worth catching?" Susan Boleware
The College of Education is responsible for all teacher education
at Mississippi State University. All students who plan to qualify
to teach must be formally admitted to the teacher education
program. The College is a professional college committed to
fulfilling the three functions — to provide undergraduate and
graduate professional preparation for teachers, administators,
school service personnel, and others who assume education-
related positions in settings other than schools; to collaborate
with school personnel, educational agencies, professional groups,
and others interested in the evaluation and improvement of
educational opportunities, programs, and services; and to pro-
mote and conduct experimental and other research studies
designed to improve educational practice and to advance ed-
ucational theory. The College is organized to offer curricula and
services for the preparation of teachers in early childhood,
elementary, middle, and secondary school classrooms; personnel
to serve in various levels of school and administrative positions;
supervisory personnel for curricular development and instruc-
tional improvement; individuals for a wide variety of guidance
and student personnel positions; and professional educators in
colleges, community, technical and vocational schools, and gov-
ernmental agencies.
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Left-Introduction to Desktop Publishin-
ing is Susan Boleware's favorite class to
teach. She is "able to see students begin
this class thinking they have very little
creative ability and leave at the end of the
semester with a publishable, mailable doc-
ument in hand." Boleware believes that
"students should know how to be flexible
and adjust to situations. The ability to
draw from previous experiences to make
appropriate choices would be an asset to
any student."
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One of the "hands on" classes in the College of Education is art for children. These future teachers learn the
skills necessary to interest children in art.
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College of
Engineering
The College of Engineering is a professional college
whose purposes are to provide both undergraduate and
graduate instruction in engineering, to conduct basic
and applied research of an engineering nature, and to
engage in engineering extension and public service
activities. To accomplish these objectives, the College
of Engineering is organized into three functional units:
Research and Graduate Studies, Undergraduate Af-
fairs, and Engineering Services.
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yr Left-Dr. A/£z# 1F^ has enjoyed teaching all of
his classes for thirty-two years. He tries to teach
his students "to try and understand the un-
derlying principles of the scientific and engi-
neering subjects that the professors cover in class.
Don't just unconsciously work the assigned prob-
lems." Wehr believes that graduating seniors of
the college of engineering "should know how to
systenatically solve the tasks they encounter in
industry and should use their imagination to
come up with innovative solutions."
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School of
Forestry
"What you achieve in your life is up to you." William Ela
The School of Forestry Resources is composed of the De-
partments of Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries, and Forest
Products. Careers in forest industry manufacturing are directly
related to Mississippi's growing industrial manufacturing base
in lumber, pulp and paper, and furniture. These career op-
portunities are concerned with quality control, production con-
trol, product and process development, personnel relations,
management, and engineering.
Wood as a fiber source and material of construction is as
important in today's high tech society as it was in the early years
of the country's growth and development. Diminishing supplies
of non-renewable resources and increased costs for their pro-
curement assures wood an important role in traditional and non-
traditional use in the form of fiber, composite panels, solid wood
building components, home furnishings and eventually as an
important chemical raw material. Continued use of wood, the
variety of products that can be produced from it, and the need to
restructure the industry to compete in world markets provide an
exciting and challenging future for the wood-using industries
and expanded career opportunities for wood scientists, forest
products specialists, and wood industry managers. Above rigbt-
Dr. Thompson is the Dean of the College of Forestry Resources.
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Left-Z>, William W. Elam is working on the
compilation on a woody plant seed manual for
the country of Pakistan and is researching tree
seeds from tropical rainforests. His favorite class
to teach is Forest Fire, because "first, the class
material is very broad in scope having elements of
physics, chemistry, biology, meterology, forestry,
etc. Second, it is amusing to see how a burning
drip torch brings out the pyromania in a student.
Their eyes light up, (No pun intended.)"
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Tlie School of Forest Resources is now housed in its new 63,000 square foot building. Once housed in six
different locations, the school will benefit from its newfound unity.
College of
Veterinary Med.
"Save time for yourself; enjoy solitude." John Harkness
The College of Veterinary Medicine was established in
1974 by an act of the Mississippi Legislature. The first
class was admitted during the 1977-78 academic year
and graduated in May, 1981.
The permanent College facilities, completed in the fall
of 1981, include the learning resources building, the
animal health center, and the research facility. College
programs, faculty and staff offices are located in these
facilities.
The primary objective of the College is to be relevant
to the needs of Mississippi. In quest of this objective,
the College will provide training in the sciences re-
quired for a career in veterinary medicine. The College
program focuses on the skills of a general practioner
who will serve the animal-owning public of Mis-
sissippi. Dr. H. Dwight Mercer, pictured above right,
serves as Dean of the College of Vet Med.
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Left- "Save time for yourself; enjoy sol-
itude. Take walks, study alone, and read
Homer's Iliad on your own" is Dr. John
Harkness's advice to entering freshmen.
He has learned from his students that
"loneliness and lack of self-confidence are
felt by most of us, and that knowledge
should affect how we interact with oth-
ers." Harkness is currently preparing the
fourth edition of his book The Biology and
Medicine of Rabbits and Rodents.
Photo by Ron Alien
Students of the College of Vet Med tate for and train Bully (the real dog). They take the faithful MSU
mascot to many school related events to boost MSU spirit.
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College
Board
The College Board was created specifically to remove political interference
from the administration of statewide higher education. Its members are
appointed by the Governor. They serve twelve-year terms which are
staggered to prevent any one group of political appointees from gaining
control of the board.
Top right-Governor Kirk Fordice. Above -Front: J. Marlin Ivey, Sidney L. Rushing, Frank O. Crosthwait, Jr., Will A. Hickman, Dr. Cass Pennington. Back: Carl Nicholson, Ri(
Garrett Thew, James Luvene, Dr. Ray Cleere, Nan McGahey Baker, Jake Mills, Diana M. Miller, Bill Crawford.
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Executive Council
: Executive Council began a series of monthly
:tings with representatives of other university
ricils and committees this year. The Faculty
incil, Deans Council, Council on Minority Af-
>, the Student Association, and others met with
Executive Council to discuss matters that con-
i their organizations in hopes of making MSU a
:er place. The Executive Council is made up of
president, vice presidents, athletic director, and
president.
we-FrontiDr. Roy Ruby, Vice President of
Student Affairs; Dr. Randy Robinette, Chair
of Faculty Council; Ms. Retha Bushby, Chair
of Staff Advisory Council; Dr. Bill McDaniel,
Provost and Vice President of Academic Af-
fairs. Back:Mr. Larry Templeton, Athletics Di-
rector; Dr. Ralph Powe, Vice President for Re-
search; Dr. Billy Ward, Vice President for
Institutional Advancement; Dr. Donald Zacharias,
President; Dr. Rodney Foil, Vice President for
Agriculture, Forestry, and Veterinary Medicine; Dr.
George Verrall, Vice President for Business Affairs;
Mr. Charles Guest, University Counsel.
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President
Zacharias
"Mississippi State is a growing, changing university."
Change is the common denominator among modern organizations. Mis-
sissippi State is a growing, changing university. After more than a year of
intensive review, self-examination and debate, the institution has adopted
a long-range plan to focus its academic programs in the areas of human
resources development, economic and community advancement, science
and technology, and environmental quality.
These focus areas match major strengths of our university with major
needs of the State of Mississippi. By structuring academic programs to
emphasize fields of particular stength, we can concentrate limited re-
sources to produce the greatest benefits for the state. This approach will
allow Mississippi State to do the very best job it can of serving Mississippi
and its people, as well as the region and the nation.
In human resources development, the university will provide broad-based
general and liberal education, preparation for lifelong learning, preparation
for careers, and service to citizens of the state.
In economic and community advancement, the university will aid state
development in areas including agriculture and forest products, business,
community and government management, manufacturing, and social and
policy analysis.
In science and technology, the university will emphasize strengths such as
engineering, biotechnology, computing, animal and plant sciences, food
technology and manufacturing technology.
In environmental quality, the university will help ensure quality of life
through work in air and water quality, food quality, natural resource
management and waste management.
Photo by Fred Faulk
university's alumni and other friends are needed now more than ever.1
Mississippi State has embarked on a bold agenda of service to Mississit',
the nation, and the world. Our faculty, staff and students are commit!!
to its success. To aid in that effort, we are laying the groundwork for
university's first major gifts campaign, with a view of solidifying
accomplishments of the past and securing the opportunities of the futi ■
Our goal is to make Mississippi State University stronger, more focus
and more valuable to Mississippi and the world beyond.
-Donald W. Zacharias, President
The university's effort to shape its own future has been neither easy nor
painless. Other difficult choices no doubt lie ahead in higher education as
Mississippi State adjusts to meet the needs of all our citizens. The
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Division of
Research
Bringing national recognition to Mississippi State.
The Division of Research has been organized with regular interaction and
communications with each college research unit. The Office of Sponsored
Programs and the Office of Research Services have been established as
service units to the faculty in developing sources of external funding. The
Division of Research has been designated a Carnegie Research I In-
stitution. One of the goals of the Division of Research is the identification
of programs which have a significant potential for achieving national
recongition and to provide the assistance necessary to achieve such
recognition.
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Benjamin Smith
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Photo by Ralph Shearer
illie Harris stretches out to
make a gymnastic grab. He
had a fantastic season at wide re-
ceiver.
Torrance Brown and Scott
Gumina put the hit on an Ar-
kansas State running back in an at-
tempt to deny an Indian the first
down. Jimmie Myles, Herman Car-
roll, Daniel Boyd, and another MSU
defender pursue the play.
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In 1991, Coach Jackie Sherrill
brought new-found excitement to
Bulldog football with a 7-5 record
and a Liberty Bowl appearance.
This season's #24 AP preseason
ranking renewed that feeling of ex-
citement. Mississippi State began
the season at Texas. An outstanding
Bulldog effort led to a 28-10 win
over the Longhorns. The next
week, however, the Bulldogs suf-
fered a loss at the hands of LSU, 24-
3. The Bulldogs were at Memphis
State 7 days later, looking for re-
demption. The Dogs barely escaped
the Tigers with a less than brilliant
20-16 win.
Coming off a much needed open-
date, State played host to the Florida
Gators. A stellar defensive perfor-
mance led to a 30-6 thrashing of the
Gators. The win put the Bulldogs
right back in the SEC hunt and gave
them a #19 AP ranking. The next
game against Auburn was a defen-
sive struggle, but the Dogs managed
to pull out a 14-7 win.
Seven days later, an emotional 0-5
South Carolina team outplayed the
Dogs, 21-6. Homecoming, a week
later, brought Arkansas State to
town. State whipped the Indians, 56-
6.
In the most exciting win of the
season, State ended its road SEC
woes by blocking a field goal in the
final seconds of the game to beat
Kentucky, 37-36. The next week,
Arkansas arrived at Scott Field to
give way to another defensive strug-
gle. The MSU defense kept the
Hogs out of the endzone and scored
the only touchdown of the game to
win 10-3.
On November 14, one of the big-
gest games in college football was
played at Scott Field against #2 Al-
abama. The Tide looked to have its
way with MSU, as they went in
halftime ahead 17-3. The Bulldo
came out in the 2nd half fired u
scoring 1 8 points in the 3rd quarte
However, missed opportunities cri
pled State in the 4th quarter
Bama went on to win 30-21. R
gardless of the loss, the Bulldogs h;
reason to hold their heads up aftl
gaining over 300 yards on the nl
tion's top ranked defense.
The regular season came to I
close in Oxford. After pulling ahesl
10-0 in the first half, the Bulldo
gave up 17 unanswered points I
Ole Miss. The game ended wi:
MSU being denied a touchdown cl
11 plays inside the Rebels' 12 yaJ
line.
After a terrific 7-4 regular seaso
the Bulldogs found themselves wii
an invitation to meet North Car
lina in the Peach Bowl on January
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enior Chris Bosarge holds as
placekicker Chris Gardner sets
o boot one of three field goals
nst SEC foe Florida.
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iring one of 40 pass attempts,
Quarterback Greg Plump
iids pressure from a UNC defend-
er. Senior Center Lee Ford provid-
ed protection for Bulldog quarter-
backs during the season.
'72x)u"ying his way through the
f"S path cleared by Kenny Rob-
erts, John James, Lee Ford, and Jes-
se James, Sophomore Michael Davis
presses for added yardage. Davis is
expected to play a large roll in the
MSU running game during the up-
coming season.
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?or the 2nd straight year,
ach Jackie Sherrill led MSU
post-season play. This year
; Bulldogs met the UNC
rheels in the 25th anniver-
y Peach Bowl. The game,
lyed in the new Georgia
me, set attendance records
:h 69,125. The bowl marked
: first time since 1941 that the
lldogs had played in January.
rhe game erupted with
,000 cowbells deafening the
Id of play. The Bulldogs, in
roon pants and white jerseys,
ened up the scoring with a 3
■d TD pass to Orlanda Truitt.
ris Gardner made it a 7-0
,d. Afterward, the defense
stepped on and thwarted the ad-
vance of UNC. Closing out the
first quarter scoring, Roberts
ran 22 yards to put the Bulldogs
up 14-0.
During the 2nd half, however,
any Bulldog scoring seemed
haunted by a referee's whistle.
An 82 yard TD reception by
Truitt was called back. In the
same quarter a 21 yard TD re-
ception by Truitt was also called
back. State went into half-time
with a 14-0 lead.
UNC came out in the second
half and drove the ball against
the Bulldog defense for their
only offensive TD. A UNC
blocked punt, recovery, and run
tied the score at 14-14.
In the 4th quarter, UNC in-
tercepted a Plump pass and re-
turned it for a 45 yards for a
TD. Midway through the 4th,
Gardner made a 46 yard field
goal to close the gap 21-17.
Even though the Bulldogs put
together a last minute drive,
they were unable to convert for
any more points.
MSU dominance on the field
was not reflected on the score-
board. Despite the 21-17 loss,
Quarterback Greg Plump went
away with 24-40 receptions for
287 yards and 2 TDs, and 440
yards of total offense.
— Joey Rodgers
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Photo by Mike Nichols
f\ /"ith two UNC defenders in
LA / pursuit, Senior Runningback
Kenny Roberts attempts to turn the
corner for an MSU firstdown. Dur-
ing his years at MSU, Roberts was a
vital weapon in the offensive attack.
Qrabing a pass from Greg Plump,
Junior Wide Receiver Orlanda
itt makes yet another big play.
Truitt's offensive prowess played a
big part in MSU's momentum dur-
ing their Peach Bowl appearance.
Quarterback Greg Plump darts
through a hole left by offensive
lineman Brian Wright's block. Greg
took over as State's #1 QB when
Sleepy Robinson went down with an
injury during the Florida contest.
L^Ounning back Kenny Roberts at-
|>t^tempts to escape the grasp of
Alabama's Eric Curry. Roberts was
Mississippi State's leading rusher
with an average of 5.6 yards per
carry, gaining 597 yards this season.
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rY lorida's Shane Matthews is suiting in a sack for a big loss of
Tunable to evade heavy pursuit yardage. Both Gibson and Henry
■S by nosetackle Arleye Gibson played vital roles in one of the SEC's
d defensive end Kevin Henry, re- top defensive lines.
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If you ever wanted to
know what MSU football
players are really like, I
caught up with two of them.
Senior Lee Ford, known as
"Mr. Versatility," was
pleased with this season's
Bulldog performance. One
of the things he enjoyed
most about being a member
of the football team was the
comraderie between the
players. Ford wanted all the
fans to know that they were
great and that he "loved 'em
to death." He now looks for-
ward to joining the ranks of
Bulldog fans as an alumnus.
True to Ford's love of a chal-
lenge, he dreams of playing
in the NFL. If that doesn't
work out, however, he plans
to pursue a career in Petro-
leum Engineering.
Junior Free Safety Kelvin
Knight was as personable as
he could be. He described
himself as a family man who
likes quiet and peace. On the
football field, however,
Knight is pure business. He
said his best moment this sea-
son was when he picked off a
pass during the Memphis
State game. In general,
Knight said he enjoys com-
peting with other teams.
However, he does enjoy the
atmosphere of fun, support,
and comraderie of the team.
Knight said the team is there
to comfort you when you are
down, and to celebrate with
you when your good times
roll around. For the record,
Knight said he has 1 more
year left and he intends to
make it his very best.
— Audra I. Moore
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Sophomore Melvin Hayes pres-
sures an opposing quarterback
in an effort to pick up a sack. Soph-
omore Scott Gumina follows the
play.
Junior Frankie Luster, Sopho-
more Scott Gumina, Seniors
Keith Joseph and Marc
Woodard, and the rest of the de-
fensive unit take a well deserved
break. State's defense held oppo-
nents to just 16 points per game.
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"he Bulldog defense had a
sational year, holding 5 of
Dpponents to 10 points or
. State was paced by line-
ker Daniel Boyd with 128
il tackles; 76 were unas-
ed. Juan Long participat-
in 119 stops, with 7 for a
s of yardage. Marc
iodard was in on 91 tack-
including 10 behind the
i of scrimmage. Arleye
>son led defensive line-
n with 79 total tackles and
vin Knight paced defen-
I backs with 69 stops. Je-
tie Brown led the assault
opposing quarterbacks
h 4 sacks. Kevin Henry
and Keith Joseph each had 3
sacks.
Kelvin Knight and Charlie
Davidson led State in inter-
ceptions with 4. Frankie
Luster picked off 3 passes
and Edward Williams had 2
interceptions.
Knight led in yet another
catagory with 10 broken up
passes, followed by Williams
with 9 deflections. Daniel
Boyd led linebackers with 7
batted passes.
Both Knight and Davidson
went on the offensive by
scoring touchdowns on turn-
overs. Knight returned an in-
terception and Davidson
scored on a recovered fum-
ble.
Punter Todd Jordan put
up All-SEC numbers with an
average of 43.6 yards per
kick, including a 67 yard
punt during the South Car-
olina contest. On 19 occa-
sions, Jordan's punts pinned
opponents inside their own
20 yard line.
State managed 3 blocked
kicks this season. Jeff Ar-
tigues and Daniel Boyd each
blocked a field goal attempt,
while Charlie Davidson de-
nied an extra point attempt.
— John Benjamin Spence
^")unnin
[■^eludes
gback Karl Williamson
der to pick up another Bulldog first
down. Williamson was among the
scoring leaders with 4 touchdowns.
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Offensive
VQCfUQSS
lississippi State had a ter-
; offensive season statis-
lly. In obtaining a 7-4 rec-
, the Bulldogs out-scored
ir opponents 235-176. At
tt Field, State scored a
Dpping 131 points, corn-
ed to the opponent's 52.
lace kicker Chris Gard-
led MSU's scoring effort
i 58 points via 15 field
Is and 13 extra points. He
followed by Michael Da-
who scored 32 points and
rl Williamson with 24
nts.
Lenny Roberts paced the
ldog ground attack with
' of State's 2,079 net rush-
yards. He was followed
by Michael Davis who
pounded for 474 yards and 5
touchdowns and William
Prince with 191 net yards.
Quarterback Greg Plump
led MSU's passing attack by
throwing for 863 yards and 4
touchdowns. William
"Sleepy" Robinson followed
with 319 yards, before being
lost to injury, and Todd Jor-
dan with 268 yards. Quar-
terback was a highly versitile
position this season. Plump
with 112 yards and 3 touch-
downs and Robinson with
135 yards and 1 touchdown
were among the team leaders
in rushing.
Willie Harris was the fa-
vorite Bulldog passing tar-
get, making 35 receptions
for 574 yards and 3 touch-
downs. Orlando Truitt had
22 grabs for 379 yards and 3
touchdowns. Kenny Roberts
came out of the backfield to
pick up 132 yards on 17 re-
ceptions.
State's return team was an-
chored by Tony James who
picked up 438 yards on kick-
offs and 358 yards on re-
turned punts. Kenny Roberts
brought back Mississippi
State's longest kickoff return
for 54 yards.
— John Benjamin Spence
) by 'Ralph Shearer
>enior Lee Ford, Junior Bill Sar-
, tin, and Senior John James cool
State's offensive line was hot,
igh, allowing the Bulldogs to
eve a rushing average of 4. 1
Is per carry.
s — \ophomore Drum Major M
^^chael Laird glances over h
shoulder to ensure the band is ge
ting into place for a halftime show
The Famous Maroon
-BAND
The oldest band in the are Business and Industry
South is directed by Dr. Kent
Sills. The assistant director is
Elva Kaye Lance.
The band consists of 325
members including instru-
ment players, majorettes,
twirlers, and flag corps.
These members come from
all colleges and schools. Ap-
proximately 33 percent are
Arts and Sciences Majors, 25
percent are Engineering Ma-
jors, 22 percent are Educa-
tion Majors, and 12 percent
»'JJ!Sa!!g:T'.lwigpgg»fgi:,:
fiftte
Photo by Ralph Shearer
The Majorettes perform for the
students during the halftime
show. Each home game required the
Majorettes to learn a new routine.
[arching along the sidelines be-
fore the game, The Famous
Maroon Band prepares to enter
the stands. Precision marching de-
mands many hours of practice.
130
ISbud
Majors.
The Famous Maroon Band
has many responsibilities.
They perform three differ-
ent halftime shows and one
pregame show during the
football season. In addition
to the home game entertain-
ment, the band attends all
pep rallies and a few away
games. They also march in
the annual Starkville Christ-
mas Parade.
Photo by Kim Palmer
Photo by Brett Bering
by Ron Allen
5eature Twirler Jennifer
Slentz delights the crowd
with complex throws and
catches. Twirlers and Majorettes co-
ordinated their movements with the
band's musical accompaniment.
TPumpet players perform in the
stands. The band provided en-
tertainment between breaks in the
football action.
Eerforming on the field, t
Drum Line keeps the beat
Famous Maroon Band. Dm
mers put in many hours perfect
their timing and cadence.
The Making of a
Photo by Ralph She;
A week before fall semes-
ter begins, the members of
the Famous Maroon Band
are on campus to create and
perfect their football shows.
The pre-semester work-
shop opens with a review of
basic marching techniques.
Some fundamentals include
the size of the step, the tim-
ing of the turns, and the in-
tervals between the march-
ers.
Once members are march-
ing uniformly, the season's
music for the shows are
handed out. The band
spends a day learning the
music.
For each show, the band
uses maps of the football
field to learn the formations
which will create the shows.
The maps, which look like
snapshots between moves,
contain the positions of all
325 members.
At first, the band practices
by setting the initial position,
with each member assigned a
number. They walk from po-
sition to position using a
count, with no music. Once
the positions and the number
of counts between them are
familiar, the band marches
to a tape of the songs. Final-
ly, the band combines
marching with playing.
For the rest of the year,
the members spend five
hours a week perfecting each
show before the upcoming
game.
— Paul M. Johnson
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TSawd
Photo by Kim Pal
C i ( 1aR members Grace Longs
TKristen Harvey enjoy the
^ — ' citement of a home gar
The Famous Maroon Band belie ;
in mixing a bit of play with h; I
work.
-i !< <j j- §
/~\ hristy Kinsel shows her spirit as
( ythe Mississippi State Pom Squad
cheers to the home side.
Performing synchronized cheers
and routines is a big part of the
Mississippi State Pom Squad's time
at home games. This group works
very hard to keep the spirit flowing
during the games.
Photo by Ralph Shearer
Hold on,
smit
a minute,
gotta put some
VJfVlQ
in it
Photo by Chris Schotb
■J~ntense physical training is a mi(
I for these cheerleaders. Mai
Hours of practice go into perfectii
difficult aerials.
134 Spiurt Leadbis
loto bv Kim Palmer
W
'e got some Dawgs up in
here — The cheerleaders
kee'p "students fired up. They work
hard in keeping fans active during
the game.
yirmy ROTC Bulldog End Zone
/"A members support Bully (David
Longstreet) as he equals MSU's
score in pushups. This was a wel-
come attraction to the fans at Scott
Field as they keep count in cadence
with Bully's pushups.
ioto by Ralph Shearer
A waiting the opponent's sen
,/lFreshman Carmen Easley a
ticipates a possible dig. During tl
first 12 matches, Carmen deliven
45 digs.
Lady Bulldog Volleyball
When you hear someone on campus talking about how
many kills or digs the Bulldogs executed, you can be sure
they were talking about Lady Bulldog Volleyball. This year's
team produced the longest winning run in MSU's volleyball
history with 9 straight wins. The Lady Bulldogs finished the
season with a 17-15 record.
At the SEC tournament, held in Birmingham, AL, the
Lady Bulldogs beat Alabama in the first round. During the
second round, however, they were eliminated from the tour-
nament at the hands of LSU.
The Lady Bulldog team faced a difficult season this year,
but came out of it with only one non-conference defeat.
Senior team member Aimee York was named to the All SEC
2nd team. Members Amy Penrose, Nicole Carter, and Aimee
York were all named to the All Academic SEC.
With the amount of potential and talent that the team
possesses, compounded with the fact that the team will only
lose three seniors, the forecast is for a very bright season next
year.
— Audra I. Moore
Photo by Ralph Sheai
Photo by Ralph Shearct
f\ patching the flight of the vol-
\A I leyball, Sophomore Shannon
McDonald sets up for a perfectly
timed block. Shannon's position was
middle blocker during the season.
Photo courtesy of MSU Media Relatk
136
^olhipdi
i ady Bulldog Volleyball. (Front L-
I R): Amy Fenrose, Cathy Clark,
Dawn Porter, Robyn Flessner,
Heather Schilling, trainer Nicki
Ford; (Back): Assistant Coach Susan
Steadman, Nicolle Carter, Shannon
McDonald, Dawn Hollar, Ashlye
Davis, Carmen Easley, Aimee York,
Renee Toups, Head Coach Mike
Tucker.
:> by Robert Rivera
Photo by Kim Palme
Senior Amy Penrose and Junior
Ashlye Davis block an oppo-
nent's volley, picking up a Bulldog
point. Amy lead the team this year
in assists.
Senior Aimee York prepares to
deliver her serve. As an outside
hitter, Aimee had a career 1 147 kills
for the 89-91 seasons.
I 1
&
s
Senior Joseph Curro finishes si
ond at the MSU Invitation
Curro and Steve Dudley led t
Bulldogs to two meet titles.
^^^W
A Running
Junior April Ecke and the women's team served as the
highlights of MSU's 1992 cross country campaigns with
impressive showings across the entire South and a 23rd
national ranking — the highest ever for head coach Al
Schmidt's program.
The tough Lady Bulldog harriers wrapped up two team
championships through the five meet season and placed at
least three runners among the top-five individual finishers in
three meets. Ecke paced an experienced women's squad
throughout the year with three individual championships to
her credit. Only once this season did she not either break the
tape at the finish line or place second.
After the second win of the season, the Mississippi State
Invitational, the Lady Bulldog harriers received a 23rd rank-
ing by the NCAA Women's Division I Coaches' Poll, one of
four SEC schools listed on that week's poll.
The MSU Invitational was the first home meet in three
years, and both the men's and women's teams put up great
performances. Eight Bulldogs and four Lady Bulldogs
stretched for their best time of the 1992 season at the home
meet. The Bulldogs took six of the top-ten individual place-
ments, while the women's squad captured four of the top-five
and picked up an SEC win over conference foe Vanderbilt.
After the MSU meet, the Lady Bulldogs went on to place
second at the prestigeous Texas Invitational, downing the
homestanding Longhorn harriers, and then traveled to
Clemson, S.C., where they placed third behind SEC foes
Alabama and Auburn in a typical tight race between the
three schools.
Seniors Michelle Black, Melissa Rice, and Trina Taddy
served as the backbone of the women's cross country squad
with a total of eight top-five finishes between them. Black
placed in the top-ten in each of her meets, while Rice earned
one second-place and two third-place finishes. Taddy earned
fifth-place finishes in both of the Lady Bulldog wins.
Junior Steve Dudley and Senior Joseph Curro were the
leaders of the men's squad as each had one meet cham-
pionship to their credit, leading the Bulldogs to their two
meet titles, the Southeastern Louisiana and MSU Invita-
tionals.
— Marty Conway
5reshman Bob Cain crosses the
finish line at the Mississippi
State Invitational. The meet
was the first held at MSU in three
years.
138
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)tsu
7 •CitEj
Junior A
fore the
-unior April Ecke warms up be-
le MSU Invitational. Ecke
finished first in three of the five
meets during the 1992 season.
Junior Nancy Goodall, Junior
April Ecke, Senior Melisa Rice,
Sophomore Charlotte Williams,
Freshman Ashley Green, and Senior
Trina Taddy compete in the MSU
Invitational. The Lady Bulldogs fin-
ished first in the meet and placed
23rd in the nation for the season.
/Issistant Athletic Direc-
^/ltor/Media and Public Rela-
tions Mike Nemeth directs Media
Relations. This group serves as a
liaison between the public and MSU
sports.
/Issistant Director of Media Re-
yTnlations, Scott Stricklin, runs
through pages of stats.
140 SpOttS l^kOMO&OW
Photos by Sonny Matth i
\ I arty Conway, a student volunteer, works 01 1
\\J computer. Student contacts were an integ J
•part in getting a clear picture of the progress of all :
the MSU teams during their seasons.
eeping the
TATS
And Much, Much More
"Could you tell me what time
e pool closes today?" This is
e question that Media Reta-
ins, also known as Sports In-
rmation, can not actually an-
er. So then you ask, "What
es Media Relations do?" The
swer will amaze you. Mike
;meth, Assistant Athletic Di-
ctor/Media and Public Rela-
>ns and his staff of David
>sinski, David Murray, and
ott Stricklin plus graduate as-
tants and a score of student
lunteers are responsible for
y statistical information you
ad about in any of the 1 5 var-
y sports MSU supports.
Even though this is an impres-
e task, Media Relations does
ach more. If you ever need an
interview with an athlete, call
Media Relations. If you ever
need information on a coach,
call Media Relations. Or if you
ever need to know how to get a
fan letter to a favorite athlete,
call Media Relations.
The basic function of this
hard working group of people is
to serve as a liaison between the
public and MSU sports. Thus,
any time you watch the Bulldogs
on TV, you can contibute part
of the broadcast to Media Re-
lations direction.
Even though this sounds as if
it is glamorous work, you must,
as David Rosinski said, "love the
job" because of the long hours
involved. However, if this does
sound like fabulous work to you,
or if you have always wanted to
be on the floor at a game keep-
ing the stats, Media Relations
would love to hear from you.
Most of the statistical work is
done by students who volunteer
their time. Rosinski said that
Media Relations is always in
need of students who want to
help. Usually the quantity of in-
formation available on a sport is
due to the number of students
assisting the regular staff.
So, if you ever need informa-
tion on Coach Ron Polk, or
want to get a fan letter to Chuck
Evans, or even want to know
how you can help keep the stats
on our Bulldogs, just call Media
Relations.
— Audra I. Moore
by Ralph Shearer
Taking pictures of Bulldog Basket-
I ball, Media Relations photogra-
pher Daryl McAlister captures the
perfect shot.
i >.eeping track of MSU sports, stu-
Kdent volunteer Jason Cook works
on the computer. Tracking teams'
progress through the seasons was
just one of his responsibilities.
Photo by Ralph Shearer
Photo by Mike Bedgood
Tales from the
Faces In The Pound
Photo by Robert Rive j
142 Sxpbsiite State. ^Jans
I ' ' *£& _.^-
Welcome to the Humphrey Coliseurr
for an evening of
After a rebuilding 1991-
1992 season which saw the
lYTississinOl Bulldogs finish with a 15-13
L ST rernrrl. Mississinni S
'BASKETBALL .
State
record, Mississippi State had
high expectations for this
season. With the loss of only
one starter to graduation,
MSU was ranked second in
the Southeastern Confer-
ence Western Division in
most preseason polls. Re-
turning starters Chuck Ev-
ans, Johnny Walker, and Da-
vid Domingue were joined
by Marcus Grant and Orien
Watson, newcomers to the
starting role. Standout fresh-
men Bubba Wilson and
Vandale Thomas also con-
tributed greatly to the Bull-
dog effort.
Led by all-SEC hopefuls
Walker and Evans, State en-
tered Conference play with a
6-3 record. State, in the mid-
dle of a four game winning
streak, opened the SEC slate
on a high note by defeating
Auburn 77-71. However,
disaster struck at Georgia as
the Bulldogs began a 4 game
SEC losing skid which con-
tinued until Alabama cam
to Humphrey Coliseum, i
seemingly rejuvinated Bui
dog squad spanked the Tid
decisively, placing itself i
contention for SEC honoi
and post-season play.
This newly acquired mc
mentum returned as th
Bulldogs knocked off 16t
ranked Arkansas in an ovei
time thriller at the Humr
placing State in contentio
for SEC honors and pos
season play.
— John Benjamin Smith
Photo by Mike Bedgood
Jarcus Grant leads the Bulldogs
up court in transition from de-
: to offense as Vandale Thomas
follows close behind. Grant was a
major force from long range, as he
was a team leader from beyond the 3
point line.
'T—v. ominating the low post, Junior
I )Center David Domingue adds
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Photo by Ralph Sheai
Towering over the Austin Pe:
I front court, Senior Forwai
Jonnny Walker scores two of 28 or
lay-up. Walker was the team scorii
leader in the 80-73 victory.
Senior Point Guard Chuck Evans
beats LSU defense on a fast
break. Evans led the back court with
consistent play as a team leader.
145
CJ~t reshman Guard Vandale Thomas
Vawaits an Arkansas throw-in to re-
swire play. Thomas, a true freshman, has
played in every game this season.
Senior Guard Chuck Evans applies
pressure to an Austin Peay offender.
At the time of the Reveille's press, Evans
ranked 4th in career steals with 129.
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." ^"I&r
Hoping For Hoops
And Post Season
AGHOM
With a 3-4 SEC mark
and a 10-7 overall rec-
ord, the Bulldogs placed
themselves back in con-
tention in the SEC West.
The final stretch of the
Mississippi State sched-
ule will determine the
Dawgs' post season fate.
Still on the slate for the
Dawgs when this year's
Reveille went to press
are road trips to Ken-
tucky, LSU, Auburn,
Arkansas, and Alabama.
Also, travelling to the
Humphrey Coliseum
will be Ole Miss, South
Carolina, Vanderbilt,
and Florida. Having
knocked off two major
SEC contenders, Ala-
bama and Arkansas,
State's newfound spirit
and enthusiasm on the
court could possibly take
them to the post season
NCAA tournament.
— John Benjamin
Smith
Photos by Ralph Shearer
read Coach Richard Williams re-
C^Ninforces play plans during a
MSU time-out.
147
fj I reshman Guard Vandale Thom;
Tshoots one of two 3-point shots again
Sffi-'Louisiana. Thomas, a former prep A'
American had a huge impact on MSU succes
Sa/OV!
Coach Williams Approaches
100th Career Win
This season marked Head
Basketball Coach Richard
Williams' seventh season at
Mississippi State. During
those seven years, Williams
has amassed some impressive
statistics.
At the time of the Rev-
eille's press, Coach Williams
was well on his way to his
100th career win. With the
victory over Arkansas on
January 27, Williams was
only 4 wins shy of the goal.
With his 92 win earlier this
season, Coach Williams be-
came Mississippi State's third
most winning coach. The top
two positions are held by
Babe McCarthy (169-85) and
E.C. Hayes (124-54).
On the home court, the
statistics marked Coach Wil-
liams as overwhelmingly suc-
cessful. He owns a career rec-
ord of 29-2 in non-SEC
games. This season's Bull-
dogs have done much to con-
tinue the winning tradition.
They have accumulated a
record of 8-1 on the home
court thus far.
Mississippi State Basketball. Sit-
ting (L-R): Orien Watson, Jack
ig, Marcus Grant, Greg Ander-
son, Marlon Dorsey, Vandale
Photo Courtesy of MSU Media Rclati
Thomas, Chuck Evans. Standing
R): Johnny Walker, David Do
ingue, George Brooks, Bubba V
son, Vince Embry, Jay Walton.
148
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■xenior Point Guard Chuck Evans
•n plays keep away with a flustered
stin Peay defender prior to mak-
; one of 10 assists. Evans was one
[he SEC's assist leaders during the
92-1993 season.
Senior Guard Orien Watson
scans the opposing defense,
searching for open teammates. Wat-
son was among team leaders in as-
sists.
toby Mike Bedgood
pressing an offender, Senior Forward Johnny
Walker holds NE Louisiana progress at the
1 of the key. Walker accumulated 1 0 points and
rebounds during this contest.
■\ atching a pass from down court,
ySenior Forward Johnny Walker
rns to face Alabama defense as
nior David Domingue moves to
sist in the attack. MSU went on to
n this contest 66-53.
Beadying for action, Sophomore
Marcus Grant works to stiffle an
ansas attack. Senior Eric Ste-
phens keeps another offender in
check.
Dtos bv Ralph Shearer and Mike Bedford
Jnexpected Heroes Mark MSU
Heading into the 1992-
)93 season, returning sen-
r starters Chuck Evans and
hnny Walker were expect-
l to lead the Bulldogs while
ing for All-SEC honors. In
Idition to Evans and Walk-
s leadership roles, some
llikely heroes arose to play
rge roles in MSU success.
Senior Guard Orien Wat-
n had big shoes to fill, re-
aring All-SEC Tony Watts.
his season, Watson's defen-
ce prowess returned from a
ar ago, when he was se-
:ted as the team's best de-
fensive player. Surprisingly,
Watson was also one of the
team leaders in scoring, fill-
ing the net with an evenly
distributed arsenal of 3-
pointers and inside shots.
Sophomore Marcus Grant
has also been a valuable asset
to the Bulldogs, playing a
dual role at the off-guard
and small forward positions.
Grant was a major threat
from the outside, where he
was a team leader in every 3-
point catagory. At the low
post, he contributed as a
team leader in defensive re-
aiting for a move, Senior
Guard Chuck Evans pres-
es"an Arkansas offender.
/Ibove right: Awaiting the ref-
^/"jeree's whistle, Senior Guard
Orien Watson sets to put the ball
back into play.
bounds.
A high school Ail-
American one year ago,
Freshmen sensation Vandale
Thomas found himself in the
role of 6th man, coming off
the Bulldog bench to con-
tribute valuable offensive
numbers, including a team
leading 17 point effort
against Northeast Louisiana.
Thomas looks to be an in-
dispensable asset to Mississip-
pi State for seasons to come.
— John Benjamin Smith
151
Michelle Gossage shoots two
against the Lady Blazers as Car-
Ramagos sets for a possible
rebound.
(~>yeing the rim, Erica Simmons
r" sets to release the ball for a free
throw shot.
QOUQUMQ
All Photos by Ralph Shea
The 1992-1993 season
opened with a decisive SEC
win over Florida. The Lady
Bulldogs, led by Head Coach
Jerry Henderson, went on to
win eight of the next eleven
games. At presstime of this
year's Reveille, the Lady
Bulldog basketball team held
an overall record of 10-7.
During one contest,
Charetta Robinson paced the
Dawgs with 33 points en
route to a 108-85 thrashing
of Texas Christian. With 17
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Success
games played, Robinson also
leads the team in rebounds
and double-double figures.
The final stretch of the
1992-1993 schedule includes
home games against Ala-
bama and LSU, as well as
road trips to Auburn, Arkan-
sas, and Ole Miss. The
Dawgs hope to round out the
regular season with victories
leading to a good showing at
the SEC Women's tourna-
ment.
— John Benjamin Smith
i reading toward the goal,
CTn Natasha Johnson releases the
ball for two more points against
Christian Brothers. The Lady Bull-
dogs went on to win the contest 85-
54.
Sending up a shot, Donna Brown
maneuvers around all opposi-
tion for a two point opportunity.
to Courtesy of MSU Media Relations
■ /omen's Basketball. Sitting (L-
\AJ R): Manager Anita Harring-
, Donna Brown, Tara Barr, Jem-
e Ann Helms, Head Coach Jerry
nderson, Tonya Seaton, Tiffany
iker, Carla Northcutt, Manager
et McMullen. Standing (L-R):
.
Asst. Coach Brian Morgan, Asst.
Coach J. Kelley Hall, LaCharlotte
Smith, Erica Simmons, Caroline
Ramagos, Charetta Robinson,
Michelle Gossage, Natasha Johnson,
Tammy Newlon, Tia Kemp, Asst.
Coach Tracy Stewart.
153
154
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Running Impressions
The Bulldog's 1992 indoor season served as a warm-up
period for the new set of men's relay leggers, sprinters, and
hurdlers that came up as transfers from other universities
and the junior college ranks. Former JUCO All-Americas
John Little, Dushon Orr, and Chris Harris, coupled with
Baylor transfer Anthony Greer and Kingston, Jamaica native
Wayne Gabbidon began their Mississippi Stare careers as
some of the most effective performers on head coach Al
Schmidt's team. Mainstays Kenny Roberts and Corey Hol-
land also made great strides, earning NCAA provisional
qualifying marks in the 55-meter dash and triple jump, re-
spectively.
At the season-opening Southern Illinois Invitational, An-
thony Greer earned a second-place showing in the 55-meter
hurdles with a time of 7.41. At the SEC Indoor cham-
pionships in Gainesville, Fla., Greer tied his mark of 7.41 in
the event to place fourth in the finals. In a "last-chance"
meet at Middle Tennessee State in March, Greer met the
NCAA provisional qualfying mark in the 55 hurdles with an
effort of 7.31 to place first. Also at the Southern Illinois
Invitatioal, junior Corey Holland set what was to be his best
mark of the season in the triple jump, 51-8, placing third
overall. John Little, in his first meet as an MSU performer,
set a school record in the 600 meters with a time of 1:19.2,
placing first at the Southern Illinois Invitational. Little went
on later in the season to place first in his 800-meter heat at
the SEC Indoor Championships, and followed that up with a
second-place finish in the 800 finals with a season-best time
of 1:51.16. Throughout the indoor season, junior Kenny
Roberts was the most effective men's 55-meter sprinter,
hovering consistantly in the 6.3 range. The Hamilton, Miss.,
native turned up his performance a notch for the SEC Indoor
Championships, breaking his 6.3 stalemate with an effort of
6.26 in the 55-meter semis, a new personal best and an
NCAA provisional qualifying time. In February, Wayne Gab-
bidon, Jerry Murphy, Jason Griffith, and Jason Jurczak put
together the Bulldogs' best 4x800-meter relay effort of the
indoor season, winning first place at LSU's Tiger Classic with
a time of 7:43.4. The men's track squad proved their skill as
outdoor competitors in 1992 as the final season results sheet
was sprinkled with numerous first and second-place finishes
for the sprint, hurdle, and middle distance crews. Anthony
Greer, Jonathan Johnson, and Corey Holland each had times
in the 110 hurdles ranked among the SEC's top-ten. Dushon
Orr really came into his own as MSU's top 200 and 400-
meter and 1600-meter relay teams to impressive perfor-
mances. Chris Harris, John Little, Wayne Habbidon, and Orr
posted the conference's No. 3 time in the 1600 relay behind
only Tennessee and Alabama.
Upper right: Anthony Greer, an effective performer in the 1992 sea-
son. Lower right: Jonathan Johnson ranked among the SEC's top-ten 110
hurdlers.
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MISSISSIPPI STATE
Photo Courtesy of MSU Media ReUtioi
Iper left.Chrii Harris insured placements of no lower than third for MSU's 1600-meter relay teams.
nuer left(l-r):Me[\sa Rice, Jenny Owens, and Trina Taddy, downed 4 X 1500 competition at the
labama Relays to place first with a time of 18:43.24.
The strong suits for the 1992
Lady Bulldogs' indoor sea-
son, as expected, were the
distance and middle-distance
runners. Sophomore April
Ecke prepared herself well
for a big outdoor season with
important finishes in the
womens's 3000 meters. Me-
lisa Rice provided great ef-
forts in trie middle-distance
range, claiming the top-three
MSU times in the mile run
and two of the Lady Bull-
dogs' top-five times in the
800 meters. The women's 4
X 800-meter relay squad per-
formed well under pressure,
boosting its level of intensity
for the big meets.
The strength of the Missis-
sippi Stare women's squad
shown through during the
1992 outdoor season, as four
middle distance runners
ended the campaign with
times ranked among the con-
ference's best. Michelle
Black, a native of Marietta,
Ga., was listed highest
among the MSU women in
the SEC top times. Black
cleared the grueling 10K run
in 37:04.40 to rank fifth
among SEC competitors. Me-
lisa Rice and Jenny Owens,
top times of 4:24.76 and
4:27.76, respectively, ranked
amoung the best in the con-
ference amoung 1500-meter
times, while April Ecke's
seasonsl best time in the
3000 meters, 9:36.44, which
she set at the SEC Outdoors,
ranked among the confer-
ence's best also.
-Allee Anderson
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Senior Christophe Damiens
stretches to make the volley.
Damiens, a native of Bagneux,
France, finished his senior year with
a 24-15 record and is currently a
student assistant for MSU.
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Phenominal is the only word that
can describe the Men's Tennis
Team during 1992. The Bulldog
Netmen ended the Spring 1992 sea-
son ranked 9th in the ITCA Na-
tional Ranking, and at the end of the
regular season they were tied for 1st
place in the SEC with Kentucky,
LSU, and Georgia. For their efforts,
the Bulldogs were awarded the Tom
Sawyer trophy which is annually giv-
en to the SEC regular season leader.
The Bulldog Netmen are currently
ranked 7th in the Volvo Tennis Col-
legiate Rankings.
At the opening of the Spring 1 992
season, MSU captured the
"mythical" team title at the SEC In-
door Championships winning in 3 of
the 5 tournament brackets. The
Netmen also came home with the
championship from the Blue-Grey
National Collegiate Classic, which
featured 18 of the nation's top col-
legiate teams. The 1992 team post-
ed MSU's best record, 19-6, since
1989's 16-8 finish. The Bulldogs
collected 7 wins over Top 25 op-
ponents, 4 over the Top 10. Clearly
the MSU Men's Tennis Team is on
their way to the #1 ranking.
Head Coach Andy Jackson had a
few things to say about the Bulldog's
success in 1992. "In my view, there
are three major factors behind our
success. The first is that we have
high-quality players. We have 6, 7,
even 8 players who are national level
players. Secondly, the end of the
1991 season was a factor. We played
well during all of 1 99 1 , but we never
really broke through until the last
three weeks of the season. Lastly,
this team is very close. We have
eight good guys who really care
about Mississippi State and really
want to do well for our school. They
are all good friends and will support
each other to the end."
— Audra I. Moore
H&H&. if
I railing from Montpellier,
CTn France. Senior Jean-Francois
Lagloire practices his return.
Lagloire's game contains phe-
nominal speed and touch.
* — senior Ail-American Danie
^~~NCourcol volleys at the net.
Courcol joined MSU from Paris,
France, and now ranks #1 nationally
in singles play.
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[en's Tennis Team. First row (L
to R): Assistant Coach Dwayne
Clegg, Jean-Francois Lagloire,
Tom Peacock, Sylvain Guichard,
John Hall. Second row: Head Coach
Andy Jackson, Daniel Courcol, Per
Nilsson, Chase Henson, Gary Hen-
derson, Laurent Miquelard, Chris-
tophe Damiens.
■runior Per Nilsson delivers a per-
J feet backhand across the net.
From Lund, Sweden, Nilsson has
been a tremendous force on the
team.
The 1992-1993 MSU
Women's Tennis Team can
best be described as a team
on the road to the top. After
a few minutes of conversa-
tion with MSU's new Wom-
en's Tennis Coach Kel
Lange, one can understand
what the excitement being
generated is all about. After
a rough season last year with
the loss of the Head Coach
after the Fall practice season,
the Women's Tennis Team is
gearing up for bigger and
better things.
Lange said that when he
first arrived at MSU it was
rough going, but as the team
started training together it
grew into "almost a family
I read Men's Coach Andy Jackson
CrNand Head Women's Coach Kel
Lange pose for a publicity picture.
Lange took over the Women's Ten-
nis Team during the Fall 1992 and
Jackson was named the 1991 SEC
Men's Coach of the Year.
Sophomore Jennifer Plant per-
fects her form during the Fall
preseason practice. Plant has been
developing her volleys, baseline
shots, and perfecting an already
great serve.
Women's Tennis
Qnd QomQ
atmosphere right off the
bat." Lange felt much work
needed to be done, but the
team adjusted very well to his
more intense and demanding
workouts and practices. He
said that the girls were as ea-
ger to get going as he was.
The adjective he used to de-
scribe the team's attitude was
hungry: "They are hungry to
win and to get better."
Kel Lange's favorite saying
is "solid beats fancy" and this
Fall was all about becoming
solid. During the 4 tourna-
ments MSU attended so far,
the team ran up against some
of the best teams in the na-
tion right from the start. As a
testimony to the long hours
of hard work the girls have
put in so far this year, MSU
completely dominated the
tournament held in Pensaco-
la, FL. Junior Sonia Kopyto,
from Lightwater, England,
captured the consolation sin-
gles title. Junior Alex Niepel,
from Liverpool, England,
made her way into the sem-
ifinals of the singles main
draw. Sophomore Jennifer
Plant made it to the
quarterfinals of singles play.
Even though MSU is to
face one of the most difficult
schedules in the country, the
prospects for the Spring sea-
son are phenominal.
— Audra I. Moore
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Concentrating on the ball, Alex
Niepel prepares to make a re-
turn. Niepel is an extremely hard
working player who spends extra
practice time on the courts perfect-
ing her skills.
Junior Sonia Kopyto practices
her forehand. Hailing from
Lightwater, England, Kopyto is
seeking a double major in Interna-
tional Business and Foreign Lan-
guages while attending MSU.
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Sophomore Eric Johnson moves
his ball to a more strategic po-
sition on the green. Johnson has led
the team with a 74.50 average.
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ississippi State Golf. Kneeling
(L-R): Brad Surles, Tyler
awford, Brian Krainer. Standing
(L-R): Clay Homan, Eric Johnson,
Pete Kelly, Jeff Jenkins, Coach Baird
Smith.
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Dmt
ad determination
ith success to follow
Due to the loss of 4 of its
terwinners, "young" is the
st word to describe this
ar's Mississippi State Men's
)lf Team. The team's line
includes 2 freshmen, 5
Dhomores, 1 junior, and no
liors. With so many young
lyers, MSU's Golf Team
i only be one on the rise.
[n the USA Intercollegiate
lurnament, the Bulldogs
Be away with a 7th place
i iking, their best so far this
season. Leading this young
team is Sophomore Eric
Johnson, who holds a current
average of 74.50. He is fol-
lowed by Junior Brad Surles
with an average of 75.83.
One goal held by the team
and Head Coach Baird Smith
this season is to beat the last
season's 8th place SEC finish.
With the leading averages
thus far, it seems as though
this is an attainable goal.
— Audra I. Moore
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Q [ ollowing through, Junior Jennifer
TKolczynski drives the ball toward the
Rag: During the 1992 preseason, Kolczynski's
79.92 was the team's second leading stroke
average.
Jississippi State Golf Team. Kneeling (L-
R): Carri Wood, Jennifer Kolczynski,
chen Gray, Lisa Allee; Standing (L-R):
Coach Christi Sanders, Jennifer Brown, Jen-
nifer Michalka, Beatriz Santin.
162
Their way to the top
If you take a look at the
tatistics from the Lady Bull-
log Golf Team, you will go
iway knowing that the best is
ret to come. This exception-
Lily young team posted a 6th
)lace finish in the Ti-
jer/Tide Invitational.
Leading the ranks is the
eam's only senior, Cari
<Vood. Wood has an impres-
ive current average of
^4.83. She is followed by the
eam's only junior, Jennifer
Kolczynski, with a 79.92.
The Lady Bulldog's Head
Coach, Christy Sanders, is
working these young women
with the goal of beating last
season's 7th place SEC finish.
When you consider that time
is on the side of this Lady
Bulldog team, you can see
that the dream of them
swinging and putting their
way to the top is a very real
possibility.
— Audra I. Moore
Sending the ball toward the
green, Sophomore Lisa Allee
works toward her 84.67 preseason
stroke average. Allee's best round
during the 1992 preseason was at
Beacon Woods, with a score of 75.
* — senior Carri Wood watches the
--v ball sail down the fairway.
Wood's 74.83 average led the team,
including a preseason personal best
score of 70 at Beacon Woods.
/llumni quarterback Scott
^/[Smith looks down field for an
open receiver. Smith completed 5
passes for 138 yards and 1 touch-
down.
yilumni greats Glen Collins and
./(Johnnie Cooks present awards
to outstanding players in spring
practice.
Varsity-Alumni
JOOTBAil
Super Bulldog weekend was a success once again. The
weekend began with the 2nd Annual Varsity-Alumni football
game. The Varsity team won 24-16.
In front of a crowd of over 10,000 people, 90 year old
Alumnus Wilburn Sudduth scored on a 20 yard pass from
quarterback Scott Smith. Sudduth struck again in the fourth
quarter with a 43 yard touchdown run. He said the run was
pretty easy since he stays in shape by chasing cows.
For the Varsity team, Kevin Bouie, a Junior College All-
American, scored two touchdowns. Redshirt Freshman Dar-
rin Clark added another touchdown and kicker Chris Gard-
ner had a field goal as well as 3 point after attempts.
After an impressive showing at the football game, State
fans also supported the Diamond Dawgs against Arkansas. At
the baseball game, fans set another attendence record with
13,761. This was the third largest in State history and the
third largest in NCAA history. The weekend ended in a
MSU sweep over Arkansas.
— Joey Rodgers
164
Supa *Bi$Moq S/v/eeteewd
Pefensive back Rocky Nabc
breaks up a pass intended f
end Curt Clanton, halting
scoring attempt by the Varsity tea
<~\ Alburn Sudduth breaks loose
*~ vV/ ^or a ^ yard romp against
he Varsity team. Ninety year old
judduth scored two touchdowns
luring the game.
Senior Chuck Daniel anticipates
the pitch. In additon to hitting
ability, his career contributions
to the team included 74 pitching
appearances with 8 saves.
5reshman Ricky Joe Redd con-
nects bat with ball. As a red-
shirt freshman, Redd stepped
in and played a major role in the
outfield.
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Photo by Michael Hobby
Photo by Ralph Shearer
166
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How 'Bout Them Dawgs?
R^SSRAL
As the 1992 season be-
gan, the Mississippi State
Diamond Dawgs nad high
expectations. The team
was picked as one of the
nation's top ten baseball
teams by Baseball Amer-
ica and Collegiate Base-
ball.
As the SEC schedule
came into full swing, Mis-
sissippi State came togeth-
er as a team, going 24-3
over the next 27 games.
During this period, the
Dawgs went 13-2 in SEC
action. The hot streak
rocketed the Dawgs into a
tie for first with Louisiana
State, to whom the Bull-
dogs fell second.
The Bulldogs went on
to win two of the first
three games of the NCAA
Mideast Regional held at
Dudy Noble field.
Although a place at the
College Worla Series was
not obtained by the Bull-
dogs, the team wound up
the season 40-22 overall
and 21st in Collegiate
Baseball's final poll.
— John Benjamin Spence
Steve Hegan fouls an Arkansas
pitch into the dirt as the home
plate umpire looks on. Steve
was a leading hitter during the sea-
son with 8 game winning hits.
f, first baseman Drew Williams
T~ holds a Memphis State base
K^y runner close. Drew compiled
solid season statistics with a .987
fielding average and 46 double
plays.
Sophomore Craig Bain is at ba
against Mississippi College
Craig was utilized primarily as ;
designated hitter during the season
BULLDOG
Over-Achievers
MSU has reached 40+ wins
in 8 of the last 10 years. Other
accomplishments include 6
consecutive trips to a NCAA
Regional, 12 NCAA post-
season appearances in the last
15 years, 6th consecutive SEC
tournament participation, and
247 career wins.
B.J. Wallace led the team in
strike-outs (145), games start-
ed (14), games completed (7),
wins (9), shut-outs (4), and in-
nings pitched (127.3).
Jon Harden led the team
and the SEC in Earned Run
Average (1.96). He was second
on the team in strike-outs
(108) and wins (8). Jon set a
single season record for ap-
pearances (39) and a career
record (110).
The MSU pitching staff
compiled a 3.22 ERA, which
led the SEC and ranked 14th
Pitching coach Steve
Smith talks with B.J.
Wallace and Matt Car-
penter on the pitcher's
mound. BJ. was second in
season total strike-outs
with 123.
nationally, and finished the
season with 504 strike-outs.
Paul Petrulis led the Bull-
dogs in hitting with a .338 bat-
ting average. He also led the
team in hits (79), runs (53),
and on-base percentage (.427).
Paul was second on the team in
doubles (13) and home runs (7)
and tied for second in triples
(2).
Rex Buckner led the team in
home runs (13), doubles (15),
and Runs Batted In (50). He
was second on the team in bat-
ting average (.297), runs (49),
hits (69), and on base percent-
age (.414).
Chuck Daniel started every
game either as the third base-
man or pitcher. He is among
the SEC leaders in ERA (2.35).
Chuck hit a .312 at home and
led the team in walks.
— Joey Rodgers
Photo Courtesy of MSU Media Relatior
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Pholo by Michael Hobby
/Ill-American B.J. Wallace deliv-
^//Hers a curve. His talent took him
to this year's Olympics and a 3rd
overall draft pick to the Majors.
Junior Rex Buckner smashes a hit
down the line. Buckner led the
team in RBIs (50) and homeruns
(13) and his batting average (.297)
was second on the team.
169
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FIRST ROW (1-r): managerjay Bailey, Doug Newman, Kyle Kennedy, Logan DeFord, Paul
Petrulis, Nat Harden, Daryl Albro, David Perkins, Brent Deweese, Bryan Triche, Tripp Hill,
Robbie Hayes, managerjohn Mooney, managerLance Vining.
SECOND ROW: grad. asst.Paul Wyczawski, grad. asst.Pat Olmi, trainerPhil Page, Craig
Bane, Larry Tomkins, Bubba Carter, Ron Brown, Park Evans, Jeff Mackin, Drew Williams, Jon
Harden, Brian Clark, Carl Henderson, Gary Rath, Charlie Anderson, Matt Carpenter, trainer
Photo Courtesy of MSU Media Relations
Greg Bishop, manager Jason Ayers.
THIRD ROW: head coach Ron Polk, assistant coach Steve Johnigan, grad. asst. Rob McDonald,
Rex Buckner, Clint Allen, Eddie Lyons, Steve Hegan, Blake Mayo, Hap Fleming, Carlton
Loewer, Brian Roundtree, Ricky Joe Redd, Tom Howe, Chuck Daniel, Jay Powell, Scott Tribolet,
Tom Quinn, B.J. Wallace, assistant coach Steve Smith, grad. asst. Marty Lamb, assistant coach
Mitch Thompson
Bulldog
wo^-tle
After an impressive show-
ing at the begining of Jay
Powell's collegiate career, he
was religated to the role of
sideline support due to a
bone spur in his pitching el-
bow. When questioned about
this time in his life, Jay re-
sponded that it was probably
the lowest point in his career.
Jay, however, was not alone.
Throughout his road to re-
covery, Jay received constant
support and encouragement
from his family, teammates,
and the MSU coaching staff.
In order to rally Jay's spirits,
Coach Ron Polk allowed him
to travel with the team to
away games and to sit in the
dugout at home games. Even
though Jay could not wear a
team uniform, just being in
the dugout made him feel as
though he were a part of the
team. There in the dugout
Jay gave, as well as received,
support and encouragement.
When Jay's arm had recov-
ered enough for him to be-
gin practicing with the team
again, he said it was "the best
feeling in the world just to be
on the mound." Jay said that
he even enjoyed and looked
forward to doing a drill se-
ries, a task which he used to
hate. All during the time
spent not playing, Jay had
faith that the Lord had a
purpose for it. Thus, he
found an additional source of
comfort in his belief that the
Lord had a reason for his
period away from the
mound.
— Audra Moore
Photo Courtesy of MSU Media Relatio
Eitcher Jay Powell rears back I
deliver one of his famoi
jails. Jay pitched an 18 hit shu
out against UAB last season.
170
'Baseball
Go-captain Camille Williams performs
one of the many functions of the MSU
Diamond Girls. Recruitment, preparing
the field before a game, operating a MSU
baseball novelty shop, and fundraising are
only a few of the responsibilities these girls
have. When asked what one of her most
memorable occasions was, Camille replied,
"when the guys on the team got me to carry
a cup of Kool-Aid out to Coach Polk during
the middle of a game even though he didn't
ask for any. At least they didn't fool me into
looking for that famous left handed bat!"
Senior Chuck Daniel runs to
make the play. Daniel started
all of the games as the leadoff
hitter and third baseman.
hoto by Ralph Shearer
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oach Ron Polk gives advice to
>aserunner Drew Williams.
Trew proved to be a threat to op-
posing teams with a .295 on-base
percentage and 30 runs scored.
Diamond Dawg
The 1992 Diamond Dawgs Jon Harden, relief pitcher: 1st team
received numerous awards and B.J. Wallace, pitcher: 1st team
honors. The following is a list of the
stand-outs. All-NCAA Mideast Regional
All-America
Jon Harden, pitcher: 2nd team,
American Baseball Coaches
Association
B.J. Wallace, pitcher: 2nd team,
Baseball America;
3rd team, Collegiate Baseball and
American Baseball Coaches
Association
All-SEC
Rex Buckner, outfielder: 2nd team
Jon Harden, pitcher: 1st team
Paul Petrulis, short stop: 2nd team
B.J. Wallace, pitcher: 1st team
ABCA/Converse All-South Region
The Bulldog Bench remains
ready for action. The dug-out
motivated the players in the field.
Ron Brown, outfielder
Matt Carpenter, catcher
Paul Petrulis, short stop
B.J. Wallace, pitcher: Co-MVP
MSWA College All-State Team
Rex Buckner, outfielder: 1st team
Matt Carpenter, catcher: 2nd team
Chuck Daniel: 2nd team
Jon Harden, pitcher: 1st team
B.J. Wallace, pitcher: 1st team
MSWA Player of the Year
B.J. Wallace, pitcher
MSWA Coach of the Year
Ron Polk
z^iatcher Matt Carpenter warms up the
I -pitcher between innings. The sophomore
solidified the catching position with a .983
fielding percentage.
Photo by Ralph Shearer
Photo by Michael Hobby
172
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ith intense concentration, Senior
' Jon Harden zeros in on the plate. In
39 pitching appearances, Harden compiled
team leading numbers with a 1.96 earned
run average and 8 saves.
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A freshman
majoring in
Computer En-
gineering,
Malcolm says
that college is
a lot more re-
sponsibility
than he ever
dreamed. In
college, you
can't put off
doing your
assignments
until the night
before it's
due.
Rachel
claims that
there is
much
more to
college life
than just
classes,
and some-
times we
get too
caught up
in these
extra-
curricular
activities.
We need to
take a
break
more often
to count
our bless-
ings and
remember
who is re-
sponsible
for them.
RACHEL BElfTOn
A sophomore
majoring in
Occupational
Therapy says
that as long
as she can re-
member, she
has always
been a
"Bulldog
Fan," that's
why she de-
cided to fol-
low the foot-
steps of her
parents and
her brother
and further
her education
here at Mis-
sissippi State.
Justin is
from
Munford
Tennessee
and is a
s o p h o-
more ma-
joring in
Biological
Sciences.
He is a
member of
the Fa-
mous Ma-
roon Band
and there-
fore gets to
travel to
various
universi-
ties. He
says that
MSU still
has the
best look-
'ng cam-
pus that he
has ever
seen.
Photos by Ralph Shearer
176
A junior from
Water Valley,
Calvin is ma-
joring in Edu-
cational Psy-
chology. He
encourages
all perspec-
tive college
students to
come to Mis-
sissippi State
because he
has enjoyed
his college
life and has
had many
great experi-
ences here.
One of the
funniest
things that
has hap-
pened to
Michelle
since be-
ing at MSU
was in her
psycholo-
gy class.
On the first
day, a fel-
low stu-
dent jok-
ingly told
her that
she was in
an Electri-
cal Engi-
neering
class and
almost
made her
leave
thinking
she was in
the wrong
class.
CALVU1 HAWKINS
As a sopho-
more from
California,
Wendy says
that things
here at State
are quite dif-
ferent from
her home-
town.
"People here
are much
more friendly
and spirited.
Everyone al-
ways has big
smiles on
their faces."
Sashi be-
lives that
the cam-
pus atmos-
phere here
is much
better than
"n his
home
country,
Geneva;
students
interact
more with
their de-
partments.
His field is
in Chemis-
try and
states that
it is work-
ing within
its limita-
tions and
producing
good
things. He
credits this
to the en-
thusiasm
among the
people.
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Michele is a
f r e s h m a n
from New Al-
bany. During
her first se-
mester at
State she was
scheduled for
English Com-
postion I, but
when she got
to class, she
was the only
native Ameri-
can in the
class. Every-
one else was
speaking in
another lan-
guage.
Jason is a
member of
the Famous
Maroon Band
and is major-
ing in Com-
munication
Broadcasting.
He appreci-
ates MSU's ef-
ficiency in giv-
i n g
information
when it is
needed. He is
also im-
pressed with
the technolo-
gy of Missis-
sippi State.
The only
thing he
would im-
prove is the
parking situa-
tion.
Kelli is
originally
from Mem-
phis, Ten-
n e s s e e
and chose
Mississippi
State be-
cause of
the Col-
lege ofVet-
e r i n a r y
Medicine.
She has
know for a
long time
that she
wanted to
become a
Doctor of
Veterinary
Medicine
because
she has al-
ways been
interested
in animals.
MICHELE MUNDY
KELLI HALE
As a soph-
o m o r e
from Ham-
ilton, Ala-
b a m a ,
Kenya is
majoring
in Second-
ary Educa-
tion in Eng-
lish. She
says that
even as a
little girl
she came
to ball-
games
here at
state and
knew this
was the
place for
her. "It is a
beautiful
campus
with friend-
ly people."
KHWAQOOGAriS
Photos by Ralph Shearer
178
Scott has at-
tended both
campuses
(Meridian and
Main). He
states that
both provide
an equal edu-
cation. How-
ever, the
main campus
offers a uni-
versity atmos-
phere. He be-
lieves that
Meridian will
be able to of-
fer this at-
mosphere
when they get
moved into
their new
campus in the
Fall 1993.
Sidney is
an interna-
tional stu-
dent from
Africa. He
came to
Mississippi
State after
receiving
an SSH
scholar-
ship to
study in
the United
States. He
chose Mis-
sissippi be-
cause it
was a
place he
had never
been. He
knows now
that MSU
was cer-
tainly the
right
school
with the
right facil-
ities.
Soman is a
Doctorial stu-
dent in Chem-
istry. This is
his first se-
mester here,
and he says
there are
many good
things about
MSU. Among
the good
things is the
Chemistry
program.
Soman truly
enjoys it.
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Having been approved in 1974 by the
Mississippi Legislature, the College of Vet-
erinary Medicine began construction. In
1977, the first class was admitted and went
on to graduate in 1981. It is one of only 27
colleges of veterinary medicine in the Unit-
ed States. Forty-five applicants are admitted
each year and forty percent remain in Mis-
sissippi after graduation. The student to
faculty ratio is approxiamately six to one.
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Garcia, Paty
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Goldberg, Steven
Harrist, Al
Hawkins, Beth
Holland, Robert
Iannone, Jeryl Ann
Jager, Menno
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Jung, Heiki
Koronowski, Ed
Kozuma, Kim
Levy, Jeff
Luludis, Karen
Lyne, Taylor
Marble, Andrea
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McGee, Matt
Mentz, Linda
Miller, Eric
Mobley, Cristy
Mullen, Wally
Myers, Johnny
Nelson, Jamie
Plaisance, Sean
Reno, Shane
Respess, Amanda
Robertson, Lisa
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Samaniuk, Theresa
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Holland, Mark
Jackson, Linda
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Fordham, Michelle
Fowler, Stephanie
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MERIDIAN
Anna Minor
Kristie Dearing takes a break from her classes to enjoy the sunny
weather.
Mayor Jimmy Kemp, Rep. Sonny Montgomery, Dean David Moffett,
and Councilman George Thomas attended the Back to School Bash.
Officials break ground at the new MSU Meridian Campus. Students and faculty hope to be in the
new facilities by August 1993. The current classes are taught in classrooms located in a shopping
center or at the community college. This central location will be a place that feels more like a
college campus.
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'Everyone is a winner in the Student Association!'
Students and faculty get ready for the Back to School Bulldog Bash.
Students in education explore the reserve library for an upcoming
assignment.
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Students participate in the Clearly Canadian exhibition.
A future MSU graduate catches up on his sleep while his
mom, an MSU Meridian student, waits. Many of the students
of the Meridian Campus have children of their own.
Meridian students take advantage of the sunny weather to cram before their next class.
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he Meridian campus is improving continuously for
s students.
Many Meridian students juggle family life and
schoolwork.
nie Gregg (pointing), instructor, explains a com-
iter problem to Sandra Dolan, Greg Smith, and
nnifer Callahan (seated).
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Association of Student Social Workers
IssMppiState
TI UNIVERSITY
Courtesy photo
Row 1: Advisor- E. Harold Keyes; Membership Committee Chair- Shirley Clayron; Vice Presidenr- June Ivy; Community Services Committee Chair-
Yamily Bass-Choate Row 2: Advisor- Sandra Vaughn; Secretary- Cyndy Swaffar; President- Pat Graves; Treasurer- Phil Wilson
Society for Advancement of Management
Courtesy photo
Row 1: David Miller; LaVonda Gray- Vice President/Fundraising; Carla Beal- Executive Vice President; Charla Dukes Row 2: DeWayne Hamrick- Vice
President/Membership; Nicole Gibbs; Wilma Spritzer- Advisor; Jimmy Rowdiff- President; Gay Chamblee; Tammy Kennedy — Vice Pres-
ident/Programs & Promotions; Ray Odom Row 3: Steve Edwards; Laurie Roberts; Joey McCann; Jay Goree Not pictured: Lisa Donovan-
Secretary/Treasurer
MS Professional Educators Student Assoc.
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Row 1: Karen Brown- President Elect, Sonja Murray- President, Amy Ethridge- Treasurer, Shantal Jones, Tawanna Barnette, Stacie Ely Clark, Dr. Gary
Benton- Advisor Row 2: Ellsa Caperton, Kim Brown, Becky Gandy, Cathy Thompson, Patsy Bryan Row 3: Karen Chisholm, Debbie Wedgeworth, Regina
Pope, Carol Cannon, Stacy Branton Row 4: Kim Thompson, Tammy Strickland, Penny Thaggard, Earlene Windham- Secretary, Lisa McCoy, Stephanie
Leach Row 5: Alan Giles, Weda Myatt, Ricky Spells, Rosemary Conner Not pictured: Sandra Howard- Historian, Kim Sistrunk- Advisor
Student Association Officers
Mississippi State
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Seated: Linda D. Butler- Advisor, Jay Goree- Vice President, Marlene Williamson- President, Sheila Vick- Secretary/Treasurer Standing: Steve Edwards-
Senator, Business; Yamily Bass-Choate- Senator, Arts & Sciences; Brenda Kerr — Senator, Education; Kletina Stennis- Senator, Arts & Sciences; Dennis
Lenoir- Senator, Business Not pictured: Kathi Wilson - Senator, Education
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Acord, Joey Hickory
Barnette, Tawana Clinton
Baskins, Roosevelt DeKalb
Bass-Choate, Yamily Metidian
Bedford, Deward Meridian
Bennett, Renee Meridian
Birzer, Larry Meridian
Boswell, Tammy Meridian
Bourrage, Joyce DeKalb
Bradley, Douglas Meridian
Branton, Stacy Meridian
Brown, Karen Collinsville
Brown, Kim Collinsville
Brown, Susan Philadelphia
Burrage, Beverly Meridian
Bushman, William Meridian
Bushway, Robbie Meridian
Caperton, Elisa DeKalb
Carroll, Michelle Meridian
Carpenter, Brian Bailey
Castle, Kaye Quitman
Caudill, John Chunky
Chandler, Donna Raleigh
Chisolm, Karen Meridian
Clayton, Terry Meridian
Connor, Rosemary Meridian
Corey, Marsha Meridian
Couch, Bettye Meridian
Coward, Kathleen, Meridian
Creekmore, Donna Newton
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Dale, Steven Philadelphia
Daily, Jacqueline Meridian
Dean, Scotty Collinsville
Dukes, Charla Collinsville
Dunn, Sudrick Meridian
Edwards, Evan Meridian
Edwards, Steve Meridian
Eichelberger, Rhonda Noxapater
Ethridge, Julie Meridian
Ethridge, Amy Collinsville
Farmer, Renee Meridian
Faucette, Shannon Bailey
Flint, Scott Meridian
Foster, Eddie Newton
Gaddie, Richard Meridian
Gandy, Rebecca Quitman
Gibbs, Nicole Newton
Giles, Alan Meridian
Giles, Terri Meridian
Gillis, Norman Little Rock
Gordon, Gina Newton
Goree, Jay Quitman
Gracey, Tanya Meridian
Graves, Pat Quitman
Gray, LaVonda Collinsville
Hanna, Kim Philadelphia
Haralson, Cynthia Forest
Harder, Brenton Lauderdale
Hart, Frances Meridian
Hart, Stacey Meridian
Hatcher, Vickie Meridian
Healey, John Meridian
Hedrick, Steve Newton
Hicks, Annette Meridian
Hill, William Demopolis, Al
Horn, Fatie Carthage
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Hudson, Jill Meridian
Hulgan, Valerie Meridian
Ivy, June Enterprise
James, Susan Meridian
Jenkins, Craig Decatur
Jenkins, Eloise Meridian
Johnson, Pam Newton
Jones, Gwendolyn Meridian
Kennedy, Tammy Quitman
Kerr, Brenda Meridian
Landers, William Louisville
Lewis, Sonya Little Rock
Loe, David Demopolis, AL
Mallette, William Meridian
Mcllwain, Jennifer Meridian
McShepard, Selber DeKalb
Miller, David Meridian
Miller, David Meridian
Murray, Sonja Meridian
Odom, Ray Meridian
Pierce, Gwynne Meridian
Phillips, Beth Collinsville
Plowman, Eric Meridian
Pope, Regina Philadelphia
Quick, Pam Carthage
Periaswamy, Ramalingam Meridian
Rhoden, John Laurel
Roberts, Laurie Meridian
Robinson, Vivian Meridian
Rooks, Jeff Meridian
Rose, Tim Hickory
Rowdiff, James Meridian
Rick, Spells Meridian
Russell, John Gallion
Scott, Ruth Meridian
Sessions, Tracy Meridian
Shelby, Rebecca Toomsuba
Shumate, Curtis Daleville
Sims, Stacey Sandersville
Skinner, Shirley Union
Smith, Greg Meridian
Stevens, Roy Collinsville
Stokes, Anita Collinsville
Swafford, Cynthia Toomsuba
Sylvester, Susan Meridian
Tate, Allison Meridian
Thaggard, Penny Philadelphia
Thigpen, Katie Heidelberg
Thompson, Cathy Bailey
Truelove, Sharon Meridian
Turner, Jacqueline Meridian
Vick, Sheila Meridian
Walker, Peggy Meridian
Wedgeworth, Debbie Meridian
Welch, Richard Meridian
White, Gloria Philadelphia
Williams, Teresa Meridian
Williamson, Marlene Meridian
Wilson, Carlos Quitman
Wimberly, Edward Meridian
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MaryJakway
Anna Minor
Abbay, Rob Walls
Abel, Abner Itta Bena
Abel, Alex Itta Bena
Abel, Aurthot Itta Bena
Abtam, D'Leasha Columbia
Adams, Angela Jackson
Adams, Jack Memphis, TN
Adams, Jennifer Meadville
Alam, Shaflqul Miss. State
Alexandet, Rodney Tishominga
Algood, Mindy Jackson
Allen, LaTonya Shaw
Allred, Danny New Albany
Anderson, Amy Long Beach
Andrews, Natalie Vicksburg
Anderson, Sonja Lexington
Antici, Brad Lyon
Arispe, Vanessa Jackson
Armstrong, Russell Baton Rouge, LA
Askew, Renita West Point
Baber, Larfaya Jackson
Bach, Eric Herndon, VA
Bacon, Patficia Jackson
Bailey, Anthony Oxford
Bailey, Benje Jackson
Bailey, Brad Lambert
Bain, Brian Grenada
Ball, Michael Long Beach
Barber, Fredrick Heidelberg
Barfield, David White Bluff, TN
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Barker, Bonnie Madison
Barlow, Jonathan Carriere
Bartlett, Melissa Wiggins
Barrett, Aprille Jackson
Bates, Adam Steens
Bass, Michael Vicksburg
Baucom, Steven Steens
Beach, Sandra Natchez
Bearden, Jeremey Southaven
Beasley, BobbiAnn Hamilton
Beasley, Erin Long Beach
Beauchem, Renee Ripley
Bell, Angela Minden, LA
Bell, Jennifer Fayette, AL
Bellayuto, Jennifer Pleasanton, TX
Benson, Sherre Corinth
Berry, Stephanie Libby, MT
Berryhill, Robin Eupora
Bethea, Pat Jackson
Blankenship, Kevin Orange Park, FL
Blanton, Loti Jackson
Bolton, Brandi Meridian
Boone, Greg Laurel
Boornson, Jeffrey Homewood, AL
Booth, Robin Birmingham, AL
Boren, Heather Walls
Boswell, Ana Jackson
Boucher, Kristin Corinth
Boutwell, Allen Newton
Boutwell, Angie Eupora
Bowden, Amy Jackson
Bowering, Guy Jr. Jackson
Bowers, Christian Jackson
Bowman, Shannon Yazoo
Boyd, Leah Stark ville
Bozeman, Regina Philadelphia
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Bradley, Steve Jackson
Brewer, Allison Senatobia
Bridges, Anita Jackson
Bridges, Brian Meridian
Bridges, Steven Brandon
Brindley, Anne Indianola
Brister, Byron Ackerman
Brown, Gregory Laurel
Brown, Jason Lucedale
Brown, Jennifer West Point
Brown, Jennifer Roswell, NM
Brown, Joseph Jackson
Brown, Katheryn Natchez
Brown, SuzAnne Columbus
Brown, Tasha Sallis
Brown, Tracy Carthage
Brumfield, Michael Columbia, MO
Bryant, Amanda Starkville
Bryant, Rebecca Fort Sheridan, IL
Buchanan, Kelli Greenville
Buchanan, Niles Jackson
Buchanan, Stephanie Okolona
Buird, Colin Clinton
Bush, Douglas Starkville
Bush, JoJo Biloxi
Buder, Craig Grenada
Butler, Hank Brooksville
Butler, Theresa Meridian
Burnett, Rhonda Arab, AL
Burns, Priscilla Calhoun City
Burnside, Alice Philadelphia
Byrd, Christy Biloxi
Cabell, Thomas Jackson
Cail, Marsha Shaw
Carter, Jennifer Columbus
Carter, Michelle Amory
Carter, Stacy Natchez
Carter, Steven Metairie, LA
Carver, David Bay St. Louis
Carver, Newt Ruleville
Casey, Whitney Vardaman
Cason, Jaska Aberdeen
Cassidy, Patrick Decatur, AL
Causey, Leticia Clinton
Causey, Zuanarda Gulfport
Cedotal, Jeremy Oak Grove, LA
Chafin, Jay Osceola, AR
Chappelear, John Madison
Charm, Stephanie Sallis
Cheatham, David Louisville
Chinn, Mignon Canton
Chisolm, Anne Tinsley
Christopher, David Brandon
Clardy, Katrina Starkville
Clark, Julie Columbus
Clark, Kim Jackson
Clark, Shawn Calhoun City
Clark, Suzanne Gulfport
Clayton, Laura DeValls Bluff, AR
Clements, Nathan Little Rock, AR
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Clendenin, Eric Pass Christian
Coates, Robert Yazoo City I
Cockerham, Chad Seymour, IN
Cole, Lisa Canton
Coleman, Libby Birmingham, AL
Coleman, Sherry Louisville
Collier, Sharon Starkville
Collins, Jeremy Caledonia
Collins, Leslie Cleveland
Condello, Tina Greenville
Connelly, Russell Mobile, AL
Cook, Kelly Reform, AL
Cooke, Dana Biloxi
Cooper, Teri Columbus
Cox, David Florence
Cox, LaQuita Laurel
Craft, Michelle Louisville
Craven, Karie Collinsville
Crawford, Carol Tillatoba
Cresap, Michelle Vicksburg
Crosby, Monica Aberdeen
Cross, Alan Picayune
Crutcher, Jamie Hamilton
rCummings, Mandy Starkville
Cupil, Creshona Glostet
Dabbs, Laurie Madison
Dalcour, Claudis III Gulfport
Dancy, Keletha Aberdeen
D'Arcy, Craig Adanta, GA
Darnell, Haley Okolona
Daves, Arwell Columbus
Davis, Ancivia Jackson
Davis, LaKesha Vaiden
Davis, Michael Collierville, TN
Dawkins, Brice Jackson
Dawkins, Michael Brooksville
Dawson, Piper Clinton
Dees, Jennifer Oxford
Desilets, Christian Woodbridge, VA
Dewberry, Lynn Maben
Dewolf, Dennis Highlands, NC
Dickerson, Erin Greenville
Dion, Gary Huntsville, AL
Dixon, Kathy Ripley
Dixon, Kawn Macon
Douglas, Samuel Columbus
Drake, Amber Gulfport
DuBose, Christy Longview, TX
Dunn, Derrick Guys, TN
Easley, Darrell Columbus
Eaves, Tracy Louisville
Edwards, Carlow Macon
Egerson, Tywanda Water Valley
Elliot, Amanda Starkville
Ellis, Beth West Point
Ellis, Betsy Memphis, TN
Elwart, Brandy Vicksburg
Estes, Sabrina Houston
Etheridge, Berkley Greenville
Eubanks, Ronald Pontotoc
Evans, Marc Jackson
Everett, Anne New Albany
Ewing, Jill Yazoo
Fairley, LaKisha Petal
Falgares, Heather Amherst, NH
Farrell, Suzanna Jackson
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Ferguson, Matthew Fort Sheridan, IL
Ferrell, Kendra West Point
Fesler, Charles Mobile, AL
Fletcher, Priscilla Greenwood
Flournoy, Rebecca Natchez
Flowers, Cam Jackson
Floyd, Latrina Columbus
Fondren, Bethany Stewart
Franz, Shawna Germantown, TN
Frye, Timothy Starkville
Fuller, David Brandon
Fuller, Kevin Moss Point
Gagne, Henry Marietta, GA
Gallaher, Matt Mandeville, LA
Gammon, Chris Baton Rouge, LA
Garcia, J. Ryan Collierville, TN
Garrett, Brandy Memphis, TN
Garrick, Lori Columbus
Garriga, Amanda Ocean Springs
Garviw, William Hot Springs, AR
Gaskin, John Cedar Bluff
Gayden, Lorenza Jackson
Gentry, Dodds Artesia
Gercens, Karl Cruger
Gilbreath, Jan Hernando
Gill, Mary Elizabeth Macon I
Gill, Matt Brandon 1
Gilliland, Ann Russellville, AL
Gilmer, Glenn Columbus
Givens, Sabrina Vaiden
Gladney, Creacy West Point
Glover, Hollis Durant
Goff, Marty LuccdaJe
Goings, Jennifer Pocahontas, AR
Gordon, T. Duanc Jackson
Graham, Darrell Collierville, TN
Grant, Ricky Gulfport
Grantham, Brad Grenada
Gray, Betsy Tupelo
Gray, David Corinth
Gray, Mindy Germantown, TN
Graves, Bobby Jackson
Graves, Steffanie Natchez
Graves, Tarone Jackson
Green, Ashby Knoxville, TN
Greenwood, Darnella Sallis
Greer, Suzanne Jackson
Grey, Jessica Philadelphia, PA
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Hair, Erin Long Beach
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Hao, Wan-Ting Miss. State
Hansell, Marina Shalimar, FL
Hardaway, Montie Meridian
Hardin, Melinda Coldwater
Hardin, William Brandon
Hardwick, Barbara Calhoun City
Hardy, Michelle Jackson
Hardy, Rebecca Cordova, TN
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Harrington, Paige Mantee
Harris, Michael Hattiesburg
Harrison, David Mountain Home,
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Harrison, Kris Tiplersville |
Hartwell, Jennifer Memphis, TN |
Harvey, Kristen Kosciusko
Hazlegrove, Amy Olive Branch
Heitzmann, Brett Bay St. Louis
Henderson, Katherine Ocean Springs
Henley, Carman Yazoo City
Hensley, Eric Clinton
Herren, Amanda Madison
Hertzog, Scott Long Beach PS
Hester, Lea Russellville, AL
Hester, Mary Anne Caledonia
Hicks, Heather Jackson
Hinchey, Carley Tupelo
Hines, Cynthia Smyrna, TN f
Hinshaw, Katye West Point
Hodge, Leianna Meridian
Hodges, Michele Ocean Springs
Holbrook, Jennifer Jackson
Holcomb, Melissa Southaven
Holder, Elizabeth Canton
Holderfield, Shannon Richardson,
TX
Holliman, Amy Columbus
Hollingsworth, Beth Wiggins
Holloway, Robert Smithville
Holmes, Hayley Greenville
Honea, Dickey Magee
Hood, Laney Gunnison
Hopkins, Aretha Kosciusko
Home, Latarsha Shuqualak
Home, Tina Shuqualak
Hosford, Mark Madison
Houston, Linda Starkville
Houston, Teresa Camden
Houts, James Pleasant Grove, AL
Hughes, Sherry Huntsville, AL
Hull, Anginette Walnut Grove
Hunter, Melissa Jackson
Hurd, Amanda Calhoun, LA
Hutchins, Kengi Victorville, CA
Ingham, Matthew Niceville, FL
Ingram, James Jr. Columbus
Israel, Victoria Pass Chrisrian
Ivy, Marlon West Point
Jackson, Dabbs Ridgeland
Jackson, Demetria Coldwater
Jacobson, Jodi Starkville
Jaffer, Faisal Starkville
Jeanes, Torrey Tiplersville
Jeffcoat, Josh McComb
Jefferson, Eldric Jackson
Jenkins, Kim Tupelo
Jenkins, Wiley II Sumner
Joe, Michael Jackson
Johns, Jermaine Starkville
Johnson, Leigh Lexington
Johnson, Richard Philadelphia
Johnson, Tameka Cruger
Johnston, Stacy Baton Rouge, LA
Jones, Allison Columbus
Jones, Brian Jackson
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Jones, David Brazil, IN
Jones, Ed Ocean Springs
Jones, Koury Maben
Jones, Leigh Brandon
Jones, Rende Memphis, TN
Jones, Shelia Crenshaw
Jones, Gerald Michigan City
Jordan, Heather Kosciusko
Kamrath, Nicole Rosedale
Keck, Amelia Jackson
Kelley, Muffy Germantown, TN
Keene, Jennifer Meridian
Kennedy, Denise Tupelo
Kennedy, Haley Brandon
Kewenig, Adam Oswego, IL
King, W. David Brandenton, FL
Knedlik, Andrew Gurley, AL
Knight, Virgil Jr. Gloster
Kowalski, Crystal Brandon
Kuhn, Milicent Jackson
Lagg, Frances Vicksburg
Lamberson, Reid Murfreesboro, TN
aster, Laura Philadelphia, NY
rLandfair, Quo-Vadis Starkville
Langley, Leah Yazoo City
Larkin, John Newbern, TN
Latham, Corey Louisville
Latino, Carva Diamondhead
Lawty, Sandra Starkville
Le, Phong Starkville
Lee, Kathryn Hattiesburg
Lehman, Laura Tupelo
Lewis, Chris Kosciusko
Liberto, Lisa Jackson
Loden, Michael Plantersville
Loftis, Darla Union
Lolli, Ginneite Columbus
Long, LeAnne Aliceville, AL
Long, Sharion Macon
Lott, Courtney Eupora
Loudenslager, Carie Lachary, LA
Louys, Danielle Brandon
Lowe, Julie Brandon
Lucas, Stacey Winona
Luckett, Margie Camden
Maddux, Missie Biloxi
Mahne, Jamie Lacombe, LA
Mallery, Greg Brandon
Mann, RoToniya Carthage
Mann, Sherry Mathiston
Mann, Tara Goodwater, AL
Manuel, John Coldwater
Mardis, Chris Jackson
Marinaccio, Seth Monroe, CT
Marotti, William Hughes, AR
Marshall, James Caledonia
Marshall, Rebecca Philadelphia
Martin, T.M. Cordova, TN
Marx, Whitney Hazlehurst
Marzullo, Paul Marietta, GA
May, Stephanie Memphis, TN
Maschger, Tanya Piano, TX
Mason, Brad Brandon
Mason, Deanne Ocean Springs
Matens, Brett Jackson
Mathis, Shannon Oxford
Matthews, Ashley Jackson
Mazingo, Leslie Meridian
McCormick, Amy Philadelphia
McCoy, Kimberly Meridian
McCoy, Lee Brandon
McCoy, Phillip Starkville
McCulloch, Chris Mexia, TX
McDonald, Vernell Natchez
McGehee, Kimmy Brookhaven
McGee, Yulanda Winona
McGill, Brant Winchester, TN
McGrath, Suzy Tupelo
Mclnnis, Karla Semmes, AL
McKinion, Jenny Starkville
McKinney, Steven Pascagoula
McKnight, Craig Lucedale
McMillan, Lora Waynesboro
Medders, Crystal Pearl
Medley, Brandon Brandon
Melton, Tiffany Mobile, AL
Metcalfe, Allie Houston
Michels, Gerad Oswego, IL
Miller, Brooks Hazlehurst
Miller, Lattice Hazlehurst
Mills, Nathanael Abilene, TX
Monsour, Melissa Meridian
Moody, Stephen Perkinston
Mooneyham, Patricia Houston
Moore, Carol Anne West Point
Moore, Laura Murfreesboro, TN
Moore, Michele Lilburn, GA
Moore, Phillip Grenada
Moore, Tony Columbus
Morgan, Angela Senatobia
Morgan, Deborah Decatur, AL
Morgan, Holly Brandon
Morgan, Marty Sturgis
Morrison, Falana Corinth
Morrison, Jenna Florence, AL
Morrison, Mary Memphis, TN
Mosley, Jeffrey Hollandale
Mote, Chris Decatur, AL
Mott, Darius Gautier
Mattox, Lushanda Macon
Myers, Shena Lexington
Myers, Tracey Hattiesburg
Myles, Tasha Jackson
Mundy, Antree New Albany
Murray, Taffi Winona
Muzzi, Steve Shaw
Nail, Lecrisha Columbus
Napper, Cynthia Walls
Nelson, Catherine Gulfport
Nesbit, Bryan Jackson
Newton, Floyd West
Ngan, Julie Tupelo
Nicholas, Laura Oxford
Nichols, Ersula Starkville
Nichols, Michael Yazoo City
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Nitcavic, Lenny Biloxi
Norris, Andrew Marks
Nunez, Luis Venezuela
O'Neal, Jennifer Morton
Oswalt, Steve Texarkana, TX
Outlaw, Kimberly Jackson
Owens, LaDonna Starkville
Palmer, Joey Eupora
Parker, Danny Gulfport
Parkman, Lori Pulaski
Patrick, Jason Southaven
Patterson, Mamie Jackson
Patterson, Tempia Madison
Pazian, Kristin Jackson
Pollan, Jason Pearl
Perez, Kenneth Areola
Perez, Suzanne River Vale, NJ
Perkins, Jennifer Winfield, AL
Perry, Chris Birmingham, AL
Peters, Anna Hattiesburg
Peters, Liz Hamilton, AL
Peterson, Mary Columbus
Philley, Kimberly Jackson
Phillips, Stuart Columbus
Pierce, Eleanor Sallis
Pirts, Derek Coldwater
Pitts, Heather Jackson
Porter, Suzanne Hammond, LA
Pouncey, Nakeetsha Columbus
Price, Theolyn Goodwater, AL
Prillaman, Jim Memphis, TN
Purdy, Brandy Dewitt, AR
Purvis, Shana Jackson
Pyatt, Jason Decarur, AL
Roche, Timothy Franklin, TN
Rainey, Brooke Nederland, TX
Rainwater, Janice Rolling Fork
Ramsey, Brian Jackson
Randle, Jennie Weir
Randle, Makesia Columbus
Ransburg, Quentin Canton
Rasberry, Rhonda Tupelo
Ray, Trudy Harvey, IL
Rayburn, Chrissy Madison
Raymond, Edward Florence
Reece, Katina Macon
Rhodes, Slade Irmo, SC
Rodgers, Jennifer Jonesboro, AR
Rice, Kevin Russellville, AL
Riels, Terri Hartiesburg
Rieves, Mark Aberdeen
Rives, Katie Newton
Roberson, Melissa Batesville
Reed, Jeremy Eupora
Reese, Dallas Columbus
Reid, Donna Biloxi
Reid, Shelli Columbia
Remerow, Kristoffer Clewiston
Roberson, Michael Memphis, TN
Roberts, Nikie Starkville
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Robinson, Beth Tishomingo
Rogers, Sinfornettia Starkville
Rose, Holley Eupora
Rowe, Rita Prairie
Rupert, Denise Macon
Rush, La'Shonia Philadelphia
Rutledge, Cassandra Kosicusko
Salama, Hager Savannah, TN
Salisburg, Debbie Miami, FL
Sanders, Beverly Oxford
Sanders, Howard Areola
Sanders, Michella Clarksdale
Sanford, Jennifer Germantown, TN
Sawyer, Flore Kilmichael
Scarbrough, John Jackson
Scheibe, Marc Cordova, TN
Schepens, Daniel Tacoma, WA
Scuth, Edward West Point
Scott, Brandon Bartlett, TN
Scrinner, Trace Indianola
Seal, Payne Picayune
Sears, Maggi Mobile, AL
Segrest, Tempy Hermanville
Shelton, April Ripley
Shelton, Anitra West Point
Sherman, Telesha Starkville
Shoelen, Mike Dubuque, IA
Shoemaker, Scott Jackson
Short, Jamie Chattanooga, TN
Shurden, Chris StarkviLle
Simmons, Jonathan West Point
Simmons, Ray Gore Springs
Simpson, Rusty Tullahoma, TN
Sims, Hester Jackson
Sims, Rebecca Walnut Grove
Sinquefield, Stephanie Senatobia
Sitton, Ginger Jackson
Skinner, Veronica Macon
Stentz, Jennifer Caruthersville, MO
Smira, Kevin Florence
Smith, Alicia Meridian
Smith, Carrie Laurel
Smith, Courtney Columbus
Smith, Jack Livingston, AL
Smith, Ken Lucedale
Smith, Kyle Meridian
Smith, Loren Union City, IN
Smith, Micheal Tupelo
Smith, Ray Glen Allan
Smith, Smitry Holly Springs
Smith, Stuart Decatur, AL
Snyder, Deeg Huntsville, AL
Spell, Brian Woodville
Spence, Benjamin Demopolis, AL
Spencer, Alden Lawrenceville, GA
Spiller, Patrick Winfield, AL
Spradling, Shelle Tupelo
Stark, Becky Ponotoc
Staton, Wendy Jackson
Stephenson, Calandra Columbus
Stevens, Chris Woodland
Stewart, Adrienne Gulfport
Stewart, Sheri Memphis, TN
Stockton, Brian Meadville
Stout, Carmen Ridgeland
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Stuan, Jay Florence
Sturgis, Cheryl Columbus
Sumrall, Shan Gulfport
Swafford, Seth Pascagoula
Tabb, Ryan Rosedale
Taite, Derrick Moss Point
Tanner, Misty Brandon
Tate, Natasha Jackson
Tate, Twisha Ptaitie Point
Taylor, Kevin Searcy, AR
Taylor, Kimberly Cedar Bluff
Taylor, Susan Forest
Taylor, Veronica Winona
Teague, Tracey Kosciusko
Tedder, Ginger Vardaman
Thomas, Georgia Jackson
Thomas, Jason Greenville, AL
Thomas, Michelle Columbus
Thompson, Corretta Lamar
Thompson, Jerod Carthage
Thompson, Metinda Gloster
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Vail, Charles Senatobia
VanBuren, Ryan Grant, FL
Vance, Mandy Corinth
Vance, Seketheia Jonesboro, AR
Vanderford, Lisa Kosciusko
Vandevender, Jimmy Willis, TX
Varnando, Pernell Hattiesburg
Veazey, Jackie Forest
Villavaso, Tina Starkville
Wages, Melanie Tupelo
Wagner, Kyle Olive Branch
Waldrip, Jeff Lucedale
Walker, Andrea Aberdeen
Walker, Carly Stoneville
Walker, Monte Greenville
Wall, Christi Clinton
Wallace, Carrie Rutherfordton, NC
Wampler, Travis Starkville
Ware, Alicia Lexington
Ware, Quita Jackson
Watson, Sara Union
Watson, Shannon Eupora
Warts, Katina Jackson
Weaver, Amber Hartselle, AL
Webb, Misty Lexington
Webb, Tracey Belden
Welch, Melissa Laurel
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Wells, Gina Philadelphia
West, Danette Caledonia
West, Lewis Gautier
West, Michele Potts Camp
Westbtook, Dana Raleigh
Whirl, Wynetta Coila
Whitman, Paul Ocean Springs
White, Lynn Wesson
Whitehead, Camille Shannon
Whitehead, Jennifer Vicksburg
Whittington, Joe Haalehurst
Wickersham, Khristi Canton
Wier, David Cleburne
Wilkerson, Machelle Jackson
Wilkey, Allison Greenwood
Williams, Fayette Ruleville
Williams, Gina Hattiesburg
Willams, Kenneth Jackson
Willams, Leigh Horn Lake
Williams, Lonnie Amory
Williams, Penny Mantee
Williamson, Shanna Brookhaven
Williamson, T.J. Philadelphia
Willis, Renae Aberdeen
Wilson, Matt Forest
Wilson, Mitch Smithdale
Wilson, Tonya Starkville
Winstead, Jennifer Jackson
Wiseman, Carla Clarksdale
Woodruff, Lacey Batesville
Woods, Jackie Waveland
Woodward, Wendy Madison
Worrham, Frannett Coldwater
Wright, Angela East St. Louis, IL
Wright, Jeanette Eupora
Yawn, Angela Sumrall
Young, Brandon Fayetteville, TN
Young, Carmelitta Noxapater
Young, Clint Eupora
Young, LaSandra Carthage
Younger, Alison Steens
Youngblood, Bethany Meadville
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Acosta, Lanny Gulfport
Adams, Jennifer Columbus
Albright, Christy Thomasville, GA
Alford, Leslie Jackson
Allen, Mark Darien, CT
Allen, Stanley Madison
Allen, Susanne Lakeland, FL
Allensworth, Nicole Horn Lake
Amacker, Jonathan Columbia
Anderson, Allee Pascagoula
Anderson, Contenia Goodman
Anderson, Pansy Pickens
Anderson, Yolanda Pickens
Anthony, Robert Crawford
Archer, John Germantown, TN
Archer, Kevin Mobile, AL
Arszman, Alison Huntsville, AL
Ashley, Katie Olive Branch
Ashley, Randall Amory
Atkinson, Robert Hoover, AL
Austin, Stacy West Point
Avery, Kelly Pascagoula
Bankester, Blake Alpharetta, GA
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Barfield, John Killen, AL
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Beltran, Carlos Starkville
Bennett, Brian Starkville
Bennett, Michelle Winona
Benway, Tracy Demopolis, AL
Bergiel, Erich Thibodaux, LA
Berryhill, Derek Baton Rouge, LA
Betts, Amy Caledonia
Bigelow, Jaclynn Columbus
Billups, Reginald Columbus
Bilwani, Altaf Starkville
Black, Letha West Point
Blacklidge, Ginger Gulfport
Blackwell, Sarah Taylorsville
Blanden, Annette Columbia
Bloodsworth, Kent Batesville
Boga, Tonya Holly Springs
Bogard, Jeremy Dover, TN
Bolton, Annette Jackson
Booker, Yolanda West Point
Booth, Molly Germantown, TN
Bowlin, Beth Cleveland
Boykin, Julie Yazoo City
Buice, Leslie Grenada
Buice, Shane Grenada
Bumagin, Laura Long Beach
Burke, Matthew Jackson
Burchfield, Krista Vaiden
Burgess, Stacy Brookhaven
Bush, Elizabeth San Antonio, TX
Butler, Allison Clarksdale
Buder, Daniel Tupelo
Branch, Charlotte Sallis
Branch, Janet Cleveland
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Bridges, Donnie Tupelo
Bridges, Melanie Stewart
Brignac, Rene Starkville
Broocks, Jennifer Brandon
Brooks, William Bells, TN
Brown, LaRaye Kosciusko
Brown, Terry Columbus
Brunson, Gene Starkville
Brumfield, Skeeter Natchez
Buse, Kimberley Tupelo
Cade, Ben Dekalb
Cain, Travis Carthage
Caldwell, Patricia Greenville
Callaway, Kerri Columbus
Cammack, Sam Starkville
Campbell, Stephanie Kosciusko
Carpenter, Casey Brandon
Carpenter, Laura Senatobia
Carr, Jennipher Tupelo
Carraway, William Sebring, FL
Carter, Chance Brandon
Carter, Jacque Prairie
Carter, Nicolle Arlington, TX
Carter, Ruth Southaven
Carson, Lee Gloster
Case, David Stattgart, AR
Case, Libby Youngsville, LA
Caston, Molly Ridgeland
Chapman, Charles Starkville
Chapman, Jereme Starkville
Chapman, Tamatha Jackson
Chancellor, Byron EUisville
Chang, Peter Starkville
Chatham, Kathy Vicksburg
Cheatham, Anna Madison
Christensen, Pernille Alpharetta, GA
Clarke, Karen Covington, LA
Claxton, Alicia Starkville
Clay, Eric Starkville
Clayton, Kellie Oswego, IL
CLeveland, Andy Starkville
Clune, Joseph Starkville
Cochran, Heather Belden
Cole, Theodore Meridian
Collins, Donna Walls
Collins, Jeffery West Point
Collins, Kym Meridian
Colletta, Mike Gulfport
Conley, Garrison Starkville
Cook, Jason Groves, TX
Cooper, Josh Murfreesboro, TN
Cox, Chad Columbus
Crane, Nathan Charlestown, IN
Ctamer, Matthew Fredericksburg, VA
Crigler, Mark Columbus
Cunetto, Maria Miss State
Dahlem, James Hamilton
Dancy, Kebebe Aberdeen
Darby, Chanda Tillatoba
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Davidson, Shannon Starkville
Daves, Bridged Coila
Daves, Kelli Coila
Davis, Carol Grenada
Davis, Jennifer Smithville
Dearman, Melissa Houston
Dees, Amy Clarksdale
Deuter, Brian Jonesboro, AR
Dewalt, Bradley Covington, LA
Dill, Michael Ocean Springs
Dixon, Susan Thomasville, GA
Dobbs, Amy Calhoun City
Downey, Janet Pearl River, LA
Duncan, Timothy Naples, FL
Eakin, Jason Vicksburg
Easley, Joel Starkville
Easterling, Shayne Aberdeen
Edgeworth, Mike Columbus
Edmond, Tasha Lena
Edwards, Jennifer Amory
Elisar, Kathy Nashville, TN
Elwell, Eric McMinnville, TN
Ethridge, Dean Hattiesbutg
Evans, Andrea Clinton
Evans, Rodney Houston
Ewing, Angela Prairie
Ezell, Rita Tupelo
Faussone, Diane Woodstock
Ferguson, Brandi Union
Fields, Chris Ocean Springs
Firzgerald, Carlton New London, NH
Fleming, Andra Vaiden
Flynn, Rachael Tupelo
Fonck, Thaddeus Miss State
Fondren, Myra Stewart
Ford, Amy Amory
Ford, Stephen Newton
Fordham, David Petal
Fortenberry, Betty Natchez
Foster, Becky Vicksburg
Fulcher, Julie Louisville
Fullen, Lucy Ripley, TN
Fuller, Jennifer Louisville
Frank, Frederick Starkville
Frederick, Katie Tupelo
Freibert, Anna Jackson
French, Brandi Meridian
Freret, Stephen Gulfport
Frerichs, Mary Clinton
Frye, Chuck Pascagoula
Gaines, Kerry Newton
Gandy, Lula West Point
Garcia, Carolina Starkville
Garcia-Maldonado, Betsy Lima, Peru
Gardner, Parti Natchez
Garrity, Byron Natchez
Gartman, Kenneth Summit
Gaston, Ronnie Eupora
Gates, Wesley Sarasota, FL
Gatlin, Ashley Jackson
Gillis, Matt Sturgis
Givens, Toxie Brandon
Glenn, Victor Louisville
Goggans, Kenya Hamilton, AL
Goldbeck, Mark Sr. Louis, MO
Gray, Brian Jackson
Gray, Herbert Brandon
Griffin, Chris Falkner
Griffin, Jason Ackerman
Griffin, Kevin Humboldt, TN
Gross, Alia Jackson
Gross, Trevor Madison
Guice, Tara Starkville
Haar, Jon Albuquerque, NM
Habbard, Robert Huntsville, AL
Hall, Shelley Vicksburg
Hamby, Roseann Stewart
Hamff, Allison Brandon
Hamilton, Renae Wesson
Hand, Shane Clinton
Hanna, Michelle Smithville
Hardwick, Cheri Metairie, LA
Harper, Fitzgerald Calhoun City
Harper, Penny Pearl
Harper, Rachel Vardaman
Harrick, Dana Melbourne, FL
Harris, Michael Roswell, GA
Harrison, J.D. Vicksburg
Hart, Jeff Madison
Hart, Jennifer Meridian
Hatheway, Stacey Leesburg, VA
Hastings, Andrea Scottsboro, AL
Hasty, Christopher Vicksburg
Hawkins, Chad Calhoun City
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Henderson, David Verona
Henson, Chase Jax
Herndon, Kristi Shannon
Hicks, Bonney Vicksburg
Hightower, Scarlett Holly Springs
Hill, Tiffanee Isola
Hilleke, Leasha Huntsville, AL
Hobbs, Richard Olive Branch
Hogan, Eric Jackson
Holbrook, Nikki Cleveland
Holder, Amy Clcwiston, FL
Holke, Christopher Geweseo, IL
Holland, Steven Jackson
Holliday, Karen Aberdeen
Holliday, William Starkville
Holman, Glenn Oxford
Hood, Kristen Katy, TX
Hood, Steve Grenada
Hooks, Amy Ridgeland
Hopkins, Hollis Winona
Hudson, Jody Waynesboro
Huff, Karen Vicksburg
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Hunt, Stacia Starkville
Hurd, Wendy Cropwell, AL
Isbell, Amanda Tupelo
Jackson, Brian Cleveland
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Jackson, Christopher Hazlehurst
Jackson, Gregory Clarksdale
Jackson, Julie Madison
Jackson, Missy Brandon
Jackson, Rosa Aberdeen
Jacob, Rachael Clarksdale
James, Jay Gore Springs
James, Keith Brandon
Jarrett, Regina Greenville
Jarzen, Ryan Tupelo
Jefferson, Travillion Belzoni
Jenkins, Dianco Moss Point
Johnson, Dorothea Coldwater
Johnson, Jennifer Brandon
Johnson, Melanie Carthage
Johnson, Rob Canton
Jones, Latisha Weir
Jones, Stefanie Madison
Jordan, Aubre West Point
Keller, James Bethesda, MD
Kellum, Amy Charleston
Kemp, Kathy Holly Springs
Kendall, Connie Cascilla
Kern, Sharon Brandon
Khan, Atif Starkville
Kilgore, Theresa Woodland
Knight, Cory Centreville
Knight, Jeff Shannon
Knight, Zach Clinton
Kornman, Paul Biloxi
Krebs, Anthony Pascagoula
Lacey, Ryan Aberdeen
Lake, Gregory Williamsfield, Jamaica
Lambert, Jeffery Coldwater
Land, David Hattiesburg
Lawrence, Todd Oswego, IL
Leach, Bethany Shubuta
Lee, Barry Dumfries, VA
Leech, Penny Jackson
Lewis, Kevin Pearl
Leyden, Corinne Roswell, GA
Liddell, Todd Starkville
Liles, Andrew Brandon
Lim, Hooi-Ping Starkville
Lindsey, Michael Cruger
Lipscomb, Kristen Greenville
Little, Veronica Kosciusko
Livingston, Amy Picayune
Lolley, Cheryl Gulfport
Long, Michale Tylertowen
Long, Nicole Macon
Lopez, Ashley Starkville
Lott, Elizabeth Greenwood
Love, Stacy Natchez
Lovelady, Tiffany Brandon
Loviza, Kathleen Vicksbutg
Lowe, Jacqueline Caledonia
Lowe, Tywanda Sardis
Loyd, Ruth Natchez
Lum, Rodney Pace
Lunford, Yolanda Cleveland
Lynch, Lee St. Petersburg Beach, FL
Mak, Linda Greenville
Makamson, Roxanne Sturgis
Mamun, Shriaj Starkville
Mallard, Kristi Enterprise
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Mandeville, Dave Huntsville, AL
Manuel, Harold LaPlace, LA
Martin, Corey Meridian
Martin, James Crystal Springs
Martin, Stephanie Hazlehurst
Martin, William Huntsville, AL
May, Lydia McCool
Mayo, Jennifer Brandon
McCain, Dawn Birmingham, AL
McCaskill, Mandy Vicksburg
McCleave, Jason Ocean Springs
McCreight, Heather Pontotoc
McCulley, Rusty Starkville
McDonald, Shannon Baker, LA
McEwen, LaShern Oxford
McGahey, LeAnne Rosedale
McGriff, Lori HaleyviUe, AL
McKay, Wendy Columbus
McKenzie, Timothy Eupora
McMillin, Angie Jackson
McNairy, Dewayne Prairie
McNeel, Christy Starkville
McPherson, James Yazoo City
McWhirter, Pamela Louisville
Meeks, Carol Greenville
Meier, Thomas Decatur, AL
Menley, Mark Dexter, MO
Miles, Sean Amory
Miles, Stacie Guin, AL
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Miller, Sharon Philadelphia
Mims, Rusty Holcomb
Mitchell, Shellie Starkville
Moody, William Starkville
Moore, Bart Philadelphia
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Moore, Latassha West Point
Morgan, Tonya Calhoun City
Morris, Ann Toy Jackson
Morris, John Tupelo
Morton, Karen Tupelo
Moulder, Tara Starkville
Mullins, Jason Decatur, AL
Murphy, Melanie Starkville
Nelson, Laura Madison
Nelson, Scott Pascagoula
Newton, David Birmingham, AL
Nix, Jody Clinton
O'Connor, Timothy Barnesville, GA
Ohlson, John Montgomery, AL
O'Lenick, Karen Jackson, TN
Oliver, Bonita Macon
Owen, Angela Kosciusko
Pace, Leigh Canton
Palmer, Eric Holly Springs
Palmer, Kim Hamilton, AL
Parham, Jason Amory
Parker, Jennifer Brandon
Parker, Jimmy Vinemont, AL
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Parrish, Carla Columbus
Parrish, Robert Starkville
Passons, Paige Slidell, LA
Patterson, Anthony Clarksdale
Patterson, Barry Foxworth
Payne, Kristena Natchez
Penny, Elizabeth Houston
Permenter, Carrie Memphis, TN
Peters, Katey Tupelo
Peterson, Shannon Oswego, IL
Petro, Andrew Leland
Petry, Kelley Long Beach
Petty, Catherine Grenada
Phillips, Sharon Olive Branch
Pickens, Christy Tillar, AR
Pierce, Shannon Grenada
Pike, Craig England
Pinkerton, Mac Biloxi
Pitchford, Renee Vicksburg
Pitts, Curtis Saltillo
Plunkett, Candy West Point
Polk, Melisa Brandon
Poole, Harold Natchez
Porter, Dred Jackson
Potter, Julia Jackson
Pray, Kristin Oxford
Presley, Dana Vicksburg
Presley, Julian Clarksdale
Puckett, Ashley Jackson
Purser, Chad Star
Purvis, Joey Tylertown
Raggazzi, Brian Brandon
Ragland, Amy Gulfport
Ragland, Tammy Crystal Springs
Rankin, Christine Jackson
Ray, Amanda Russellville, AL
Reddick, Erin Vicksburg
Reed, Dana Louisville
Reed, Tex Henderson, TX
Reed, Vicki Clinton
Reese, Beverly Thomasville, GA
Reese, Lawanda Yazoo City
Renfro, Michael Vicksburg
Richardson, Harold Picayune
Riddle, Mark Madison, AL
Rigby, Brad Louisville
Roberts, Kara Starkville
Robinson, LaVisa Meridian
Robinson, Nicchi Starkville
Robinson, Willie Columbus
Rodgers, Jennifer Louisville
Rogers, Chris Hazlehurst
Rogers, Jason Tuscaloosa, AL
Roper, Barbara Hazlehurst
Rose, Bryan Huntsville, AL
Ross, Chris Richton
Rowe, Brandon WoodviUe
Rushin, Leanna Greenville
Rushing, Shelly Starkville
Rushing, Tabatha Columbus
Rucker, Kern Yazoo City
Rudolph, Krystal Philadelphia
Ruggles, Julia West Point
Russell, Amy Pontotoc
Russum, Elizabeth Magee
Ryals, Jeffrey Purvis
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Ryan, Adam Hattiesburg
Sabzwari, Shabih Starkville
Samayoa, Rodrigo Starkville
Sanders, Dennis Kosciusko
Saum, Heather Columbus
Savell, Clay Jackson
Savell, Shay Jackson
Saxon, Marie Moscow, TN
Schrag, Jennipher Pensacola, FL
Schumann, Nicholas Louisville, KY
Schultz, Bradley Huntsville, AL
Schwarzmann, John Germantown,
TN
Seago, Amye Ashland
Sea wood, Mary Winona
Sellers, Hettie Starkville
Selph, Carissa Starkville
Seymore, Manda Turwiler
Shanjahan, Mohammad Deerpark,
TX
Shannon, Marti Tunica
Sharp, Jenifer Memphis, TN
Shearon, Vicki Booneville
Sheppard, Chastitie Jackson
Sherman, Christa Union
Shultz, Richard Richmond
Simmons, Alison Columbus
Skipper, Jim Shuqualak
Slayton, Jennifer Cullman, AL
Slayton, Jon Columbus
Sloan, Anthony McCool
Smith, Amy Corinth
Smith, Bruce Louisville
Smith, Christy Vicksburg
Smith, Cicely Okolona
Smith, Kelly Philadelphia
Smith, Lacey Mendenhall
Smith, Roderick Greenville
Smith, Shannon Tupelo
Smith, Sherry Canton
Smithey, Heather Pine Bluff, AR
Snell, Beverly Bartlett, TN
Sorrels, Natalie DeKalb
Speck, Michael Dyersburg, TN
Spell, Robin Macon
Spiess, Rhonda Bay St. Louis
Standley, Brenda Starkville
Stanley, Robby Tuscumbia, AL
Stevens, Jill Clinton
Stevenson, Nicole Columbus
Steward, Rejanah Lorman
Stewart, Andrea Rolling Fork
Stone, Dewayne Starkville
Stover, Melissa Southaven
Stowe, Wendy Brandon
Street, Barry Madison
Strickland, Tracy Philadelphia
Stultz, Paul Ocean Springs
Sturdevant, Benjanette Greenville
Surholt, Jennifer Clarksdale
Swain, Karen Starkville
Swilley, Shelley Florence
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Swindall, Angel Aberdeen
Swinney, Bradford Booneville
Tabor, Apryl Srarkville
Taylor, Justin Milwaukee, WI
Teague, Pattie Sallis
Teel, Amy Clarksdale
Thomason, Polly Southaven
Thompson, Christopher Titusville,
FL
Timms, Brandi Golden
Tingle, Jeb Vicksburg
Tipton, John Nashville, TN
Tolar, Britt Columbia
Tolbert, Robin Philadelphia
Tompkins, Teresa Winona
Townsend, Tiffany Brandon
Travis, Justin Atoka, TN
Trussell, Kelly Vicksburg
Tullos, Simone Murfreesboro, TN
Turner, Emily Maiden, MO
Turner, Jennifer Clinton
Turner, Michael MS State
Tyner, Tracy Brandon
VanderZwang, John Memphis, TN
Vaughn, Melissa Eupora
Versiga, Eve Gautier
Voyles, Valerie Tupelo
Walcher, Lanessa Starkville
Walker, Carey Starkville
Walker, Erika Kosciusko
Walker, William Pheba
Wallace, Shannon Starkvilk
Wallace, Stephanie Pelahatchie
Walters, Sheryl Tyndall AFB, FL
Walton, Jay Pascagoula
Wanngmughler, Brian Evansville, IN
Ware, Stephanie Carthage
Warren, Clint Hamilton
Waseem, Syed MS State
Watkins, Kimberly Brute
Watson, Heather Starkville
Watson, Michelle Jackson
Watson, Scott Jackson
Watson, Stevie Minter City
Wax, Christopher Starkville
Webb, Dave Plantersville
Webster, Lisa Houston
Weir, Tess Bolivar, TN
Weiss, Philip Slidell, LA
White, Demetrius Coldwater
White, Jason Jackson
White, LaShawn Cleveland
White, Nicole Belden
Whiteside, Jennifer New Albany
Whitsell, Bobby Holcomb
Wilkerson, Stephanie Daleville
Williams, Anthony Vicksburg
Williams, Brian Independence
Williams, Erick Columbus
Williams, CamiUe Batesville
Williams, Roosevelt Charleston
Williams, Shionell Pace
Williams, Terrance Starkville
Williams, Vicki Clinton
Williamson, Angela Senatobia
Williamson, Elizabeth Louisville
Wilson, Kimberly Tupelo
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Wilson, Me Memphis, TN
Woods, Amy Walls
Woods, Joseph Indianola
Woods, Paula Vernon, AL
Woodward, Kevin Amory
Worthy, Margaret McCool
Wust, Brandi Chaimette,
LA
Zirlott, Chris Amory
Yarborough, Matt Jackson
Yates, Kristen Greenville
Young, Jacqueline Kilmichael
Young, Wendy Starkville
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Adair, Jason Moulton, AL
Adams, Jamie Amory
Adams, Laura McCool
Adams, Susan Madison
Adkison, Leah Philadelphia
Ahmad, Farhan Starkville
Akins, Michael Blue Mm.
Alawine, Michelle Newton
Alexander, Antoinette Aberdeen
Allen, Jeff Lyon
Allen, Lori Pontotoc
Allen, Tracy Starkville
Alexander, Dax Wiggins
Almeida, Ana Paula Bethesda, MD
Allsup, Haze Macon
Anderson, Bert Canton
Anderson, Russell Gulfport
Anderson, Wayne Starkville
Anthens, Shane Columbus
Arnold, Terry Natchez
Ashford, Charles Kosciusko
Ashley, Margaret Raleigh
Ashmore, Sarah Dallas, TX
Ashmore, Tammy Greenville
Assell, Joe Oswego, IL
Atkins, Harold Columbus
Atkison, Allan Forest
Aubuchon, Woody Tupelo
Auton, Lisa Meridian
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Avery, Ben Hamilton, AL
Axton, Christopher Brandon
Azwell, Douglas Pascagoula
Bailey, Jay Clinton
Bailey, Jennifer Lilburn, GA
Bailey, Jenny Kosciusko
Ballard, Gwendolyn Shuqualak
Banks, Alison Brooksville
Banks, Ashley Huntsville, AL
Barber, Amy Meridian
Bailey, Coleman Coffeeville
Barlow, Stephen Jay, FL
Barnes, Cedric Columbia
Bass, Curtis Meridian
Battles, Gordon Hartselle, AL
Beachum, Amy Tupelo
Beard, Phil Aberdeen
Beck, Heatherly Brandon
Beene, Gina Bartlett, TN
Belvin, Monica Collinsville
Benjamin, Makessa Jackson
Bennear, Monica Pearl
Bennett, Barbara Clatksdale
Bennett, Shawna Picayune
Benton, Brad Ocean Springs
Bethany, Brigitte Louisville
Betts, Gayle Starkville
Blake, Manesha Cedar Bluff
Blalock, Lamar Decatur
Blankenship, Monica Baton Rouge, LA
Bonds, Scott Tupelo
Boone, Brad Clinton
Boring, Jennifer Starkville
Bowen, Wes Tupelo
Bowling, Linda Jackson
Bowman, Chris Starkville
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Box, Gina Pearl
Box, Mark Ackerman
Box, Stacey Blue Mtn.
Boyd, Christopher Heidelberg
Boyd, David Bay Springs
Boyd, John Bartlett, TN
Boyd, Shanna Pearl
Boykin, Shelley Raleigh
Braddock, Debbie Ripley
Bradley, Todd Pascagoula
Branton, Will Leland
Brasell, Kathy Maben
Brasell, Lance Batesville
Brasfeild, Charles Starkville
Breazeale, Betsy Port Gibson
Breedlove, Carol Philadelphia
Bridgman, Karen Pontotoc
Bright, Cynthia Indianola
Britt, Cristi Indianola
Brock, Royal Jackson
Brooks, Kim Corinth
Brookhart, Nina Orange Beach, AL
Brooks, Sheletha Jackson
Brown, Amy Iuka
Brown, Belinda Carthage
Brown, Keith Grenada
Brown, Sally Columbus
Bruce, Kevin Edwards
Brumfield, Kristie Clinton
Bryan, Christopher Starkville
Bryan, George Starkville
Bryant, Sammy Raleigh
Buckley, Ginger Columbus
Buehring, Jason Tupelo
Bunch, Sara Beth Greenwood
Burchett, John Lyman
Burger, Jenny Gulfport
Burkhalter, Stacey MS State
Burks, Charlie Biloxi
Burnett, Robin Jackson
Burns, Molly Germantown, TN
Burns, Steve Bogue Chitto
Burr, Mark Caledonia
Burt, Jennifer Starkville
Burwell, Heather Jackson
Bush, Daphne BrooksviUe
Bush, Heath Pearl
Butler, Tommy Lawrence
Byrd, Angela Stewart
Byrd, Martha Shaw
Byrd, Tony Escatawpa
Cabunae, Michelle Greenwood
Cagle, Kimberly Kosciusko
Calton, Michelle Brandon
Campbell, Christopher Helena
Carother, Meredith Jackson
Carr, Tony Pearl
Carskadon, Gordon Starkville
Carte, Matthew Long Beach
Carter, Jennifer Okolona
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Carver, Chad Carrollton
Caviness, Robert Ripley
Chappell, Ann Jackson
Cheema, Mubashir Starkville
Chiang, Kuang-Lue Melaka
Chism, Janet Starkville
Chittom, Lee Tupelo
Chunn, Kevin Pontotoc
Cicchetti, Shawn New Baltimote, MI
Clark, Heath Lake
Clark, Mendy Statkville
Clayton, Beth Clinton
Clayton, Kathryn Clinton
Claxton, Bradley Starkville
Clemente, Joseph Mahwah, NJ
Cloud, mark Brookhaven
Cloud, Shannon Tupelo
Cobb, Randall Escatawpa
Coggin, Tommy Columbus
Coleman, Leigh Meridian
Coleman, Pam Columbus
. Collins, Kenneth Hartselle, AL
Combs, Bess Jackson
Conley, Debbie Starkville
Cook, Sheila Starkville
Cooley, Tara Natchez
Coomer, Scott Pontotoc
Cooper, Tarn Decatur
Corban, Tiffni Amory
Cospelich, Wayne Gulfport
Costict, Timothy Moss Point
Covington, Mark Louisville
Cox, Tonya Pearl
Cox, Waiter Aiken
Craft, Stephanie Ocean Springs
Crane, Stacy Brookhaven
Crawford, Larry Biloxi
Crawford, Mbanta Brandon
Creason, Jerry Jackson
Creason, Melissa Jackson
Crocker, Clay Pascagoula
Crow, Karen Corinth
Cuicchi, Christine Starkville
Culpepper, Eris Meridian
Cummins, Beth Brookhaven
Dailey, Stephanie Fayette, AL
D'Aluisio, Joseph Gulfport
Darby, Mindy Natchez
Davidson, Libbie Cedar Bluff
Davis, Brian Vancleave
Davis, Michelle Amory
Debardelaben, Marcy Miami, FL
DeLellis, Robert Gulfport
Delinski, Peter Long Beach
Delk, Frederick Meridian
Dennis, Eric Vicksburg
Dennis, Kathryn MS State
DeWeese, Tony Starkville
Doll, Melissa Somerville, TN
Dollar, Rebecca Batesville
Dong, Kimberly Starkville
Douglas, Charles Holly Springs
Dowdy, Kelley Olive Branch
Draffen, John Mark Memphis, TN
Dubose, Enrique Bolton
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Duckworth, Morie Starkville
Dumas, Mark Germantown, TN
Duncan, Anne Starkville
Duncan, Susan Starkville
Durham, Kenna. Starkville
Duty, Jennifer Memphis, TN
Dykes, Brian Vicksburg
Dyson, Jennifer Houston
Earnhart, Shelley Denham Springs,
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Echiburn, Titin Morton
Ecke, April Green Bay, WI
Edens, Mylissa Shalimar, FL
Edwards, Amy West Point
Edwards, Brian Eupora
Edwards, Felecia Calhoun City
Eichelberger, Rhonda Forest
Elkins, Julie Hickory
EUiers, Christopher Lumbertow
Ellis, Sharon Starkville
Ellis, Wendy Starkville
Emfinger, Jeffrey Meadville
Ethridge, Kim Hattiesburg
Eubanks, Jennifer Philadelphia
Evans, Edward Meridian
Evans, Jimmie Danville, IL
Evans, Karen Ruth Steens
Evans, Melodi Melbourne, FL
Evans, Valerie Starkville
Ferguson, Christy Shuqualak
Ferguson, Tedra Biloxi
Fisher, Terry Tampa, FL
J Flautt, Kristin Sumner
Fondren, Stephanie Madison
Ford, Leslie Rolling Fork
Ford, Mary Louise Jackson
Foster, John Plantersville
Foster, Robert Franklinville, NJ
Foster, Tracey Florence
Fox, Peter Jackson
Franke, Dana Gulfport
Franks, Stacey Tupelo
Freeswick, Shannon Mandeville, LA
Freshwater, Renee McComb
Frost, Angie Natchez
Fulcher, Robert Jackson
Fulford, Stephanie Calhoun City
Fulgham, Robert Starkville
Fulton, Brian Moss Point
Gandy, Christa Plantersville
Garcia, Cecilia Lima, Peru
Garner, Gina Brandon
Gatlin, Chris Palm Beach, FL
Gerow, Josh Starkville
Gerrish, James Vaiden
Gibbs, David Brownsville, TN
Gibbs, Joe Greenville
GiUiland, Jill West Point
Goetz, Elizabeth Germantown, TN
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TN
Gollott, Denise Biloxi
Gordon, Brian Iuka
Gordon, Jim Sledge
Gordon, Kimberly Vardaman
Gordon, Kyle New Orleans, LA
Gosa, Kendall Hamilton
Gossage, Michelle Tampa, FL
Gossett, Stacy Blue Mtn.
Graham, Wes Starkville
Grantham, James Florence
Grassel, Saskia Hazlehurst
Grau, Jennifer Vicksburg
Graves, Rachelle Starkville
Gray, Benjie Fulton
Green, Kerry Starkville
Green, Stephen Florence
Greenaway, Erica Germantown, TN
Greer, Craig Caledonia
Gregory, Tammy Louisville
Gressett, Andria Starkville
Griffin, Comesha Cleveland
Griffin, Tonita Bentonia
Griffith, Mark Amory
Gunn, Deleslyn Winona
Hailey, Tom Scooba
Hall, Michael Pontotoc
Hall, John Starkville
Hall, Stephanie Terry
Hallmar, Terry Nettleton
Hames, Jason Greenwood
Hamilton, Sheldon N. Yarmouth, ME
Hammock, Ronda Corinth
Hansford, Christi Gautier
Hannon, Tamra Starkville
Harper, Robert Vicksbutg
Harris, Patsy Decatur
Harris, Shulanda Columbus
Harris, Susan Horn Lake
Hart, Allison Toomsuba
Hart, David Jackson
Hart, David Starkville
Han, Stephanie Meridian
Hatchett, Meg Clarksdalc
Hathcock, Stephen Smithville
Harun, Zuraini Starkville
Hawks, Jennifer Hernando
Hawkins, Brian Memphis, TN
Hawkins, Thomas Starkville
Hawthorne, Jeffery Philadelphia
Haynes, Beth New Albany
Haynes, Chuck Brandon
Hazelton, Madrina Starkville
Head, Marcus Ackerman
Heard, Craig Grenada
Hearn, Kevin Philadelphia
Hearst, Laurie MS State
Heavener, Lisa Tupelo
Hedgpeth, Kevin Starkville
Hee, Chee-Kiong Starkville
Henderson, Amy Marrell, AR
Henderson, Delarie Columbus
Henderson, Lea Jackson
Henderson, Matt Marvell, AR
Henderson, Thomas Germantown, TN
Henley, Lisa Mandeville, LA
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Herbert, Dave Tishomingo
Herrington, Amy Jackson
Herrington, Les Brandon
Hess, Melissa Carriere
Hewlette, Karen Corinth
Hill, Dorothy Ashland
Hill, Leigh Brandon
Hill, Stephanie Louisville
Hilliard, Tessa Madison
Hinton, Hanson Marks
Hodge, Carolyn Clinton
Hodum, Charles Corinth
Hoff, Jennifer Dyersburg, TN
Hogue, Blair Naperville, IL
Holder, Gary Booneville
Holland, Heather Southaven
Hollis, Steve Vernon
Holmberg, Shar Pascagoula
Holmes, Michael Long Beach
Homan, Joseph Starkville
Hood, Gena Gunnison
Hood, Lou Ann Gunnison
Hood, Martha Shannon
Houp, Mandy Jackson
Hopkins, Henretta Winona
Hopkins, Loretta Winona
Horton, Elizabeth Niceville
Horton, Lacy Indianola
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Hudson, Roman Starkville
Hughes, Darren Booneville
V. Humbarger, Kim Indianola
Hurt, Mills Crawford
Huskey, Jerry Jackson
Hutchins, Chris Natchez
Hutchins, Timothy Carthage
Hux, Bryan Bogue Chitto
Hyams, Daniel Ruston, LA
Ikerd, Mary Carolyn Jackson
Ivy, Rob New Albany
Jackson, Brian Tupelo
Jackson, Katina Kilmichael
Jackson, Michelle Anguilla
James, Mark Walnut
James, Rebecca Charleston
Jefcoat, Christy Louisville
Jefferis, Lance Starkville
Jemison, Cedric Flint, MI
Jenkins, Ali Clinton
Jenkins, Bobby Carthage
Johnson, Bethany Jackson
Johnson, Darren Laurel
Johnson, Jamison Starkville
Johnson, Jennifer Louisville
Johnson, Jon Starkville
Johnson, Margaret Maben
Johnson, Milena Blue Mm.
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Jones, Jesslyn Tampa, FL
Jones, Michelle Germantown, TN
Jones, Pamela Vicksburg
Jordan, Dan Starkville
Jordan, Trinectee Columbus
Judon, Theresa Philadelphia
Jue, Patrick Hollandale
Kahler, Norman La Cruces, NM
Kaplan, Clare Cleveland
Kavanagh, Joel Ocean Springs
Keith, Mary Durant I
Kelly, Lynda Edinburg I
Kelly, Robert Starkville I
Kendrick, Gregory Union P
Kennedy, Amy Corinth
Khoo, Bernard Starkville
Kilgore, Crystal Berry, AL
Kimbrell, Scott Natchez
Kinard, Melissa Brooksville
King, Travis Tupelo
Kinnan, Rachel Hattiesburg
insel, Christy Birmingham, AL
Knotts, Kim Bay Springs
Koh, Siong Lee Johor, Malaysia
Konscak, Michelle Biloxi
Kopyto, Sonia Starkville
Kuy Kendall, Kimberly Corinth
Kyle, Dan Jackson
Kyle, William Germantown, TN
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LaGuan, LaShan Jackson
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Laird, Janet StarkviUe
Lamb, Christi Corinth
Laney, Scott Nettleton
Lang, Angela Starkville
Langford, Shay Belden
Lawtton, Rob Laurel
Lawrence, Anthony Jackson
Lawson, Kimberly Florence
Layman, David Gulfport
Leach, Brent Springfield, IL
Lee, Aimee Bentonia
Lee, Chelle Starkville
Lee, Julie Vicksburg
Lee, Keith Silver Creek
Lee, Stephanie Starkville
Lee, Tammie Jackson
Lee, Timothy Star
Lee, Yoke-Chai Starkville
Leggett, Tomma Brookhaven
Leidolf, Andreas MS State
Leonard, Charles Gulfport
Lew, Anna Greenville
Lewis, Gidget Jackson
Lewis, Kenneth Hazlehurst
Lim, Chin MS State
Lischkoff, Nancy Birmingham, AL
Little, Greg Grenada
Little, Jeania Hickory
Lochridge, Laurie MS State
Long, April Florence
Long, Shannon Shannon
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Lovelace, Jeffery Burnsville
Lowery, Yvonne Flint, MI
Lucius, Stephanie Derma
Luna, Martin Starkville
Luna, Penny Starkville
Lundeen, Chad Tequesta, FL
Luper, Heath Raleigh
Luster, Brenda Tishomingo
Lutz, Alcyone New Orleans, LA
Macon, Kevin Brandon
Madison, Stacy Philadelphia
Mai, Thao Ridgeland
Maki, Art Durant
Mallard, James Prairie
Mallery, Beth Abetdeen
Malone, Mitchell Pontotoc
Mangum, Melynn Memphis, TN
Marble, Clayton Terry
Martin, George Moss Point
Massengill, Katrina Starkville
Mathes, Dennis Utica
Mattison, Missy Starkville
Mays, Lana Greenwood Springs
McAlister, Brad Blue Mtn.
McClute, Natalie Louisville
McComb, Dwight Aberdeen
McCombs, Bethany Ridgeland
McConn, Christopher Naples, FL
McCool, Michael Kosciusko
McCormack, Charlotte Fulton
McCormick, Heather Starkville
McCoy, Scott Jackson
McCulla, Gary Metairie, LA
McDade, Ashley Ridgeland
McDaniel, Leigh Ann Weir
McDonald, Mila Bloomington, MN
McGilbra, Laura Philadelphia
Mclnryte, Kenneth Prairieville, LA
McKenzie, Brian Avon
McKenzie, Robert St. Paul, MN
McLauchlin, Susan Preston
McLendon, Michael Long Beach
McQuary, Kevan Starkville
McRee, Elizabeth Jackson
Meek, Cameron Senatobia
Mercer, Phil Meridian
Meyers, Lori Metairie, LA
Miles, Kara Pulaski
Miles, Michael Sebastopol
Miles, Rachel Sebastopol
Miller, Katina Columbus
Miller, KoKo Columbus
Miller, Libby Baldwyn
Miller, Martin Rock Spring, GA
Miller, Michael New Albany
Milligan, Michael Clinton
Mills, Paula Courtland
Mills, Susan Tupelo
Mills, Wanda Starkville
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Mitchell, Brice Ocean Springs
Mitchell, Cassandra Senatobia
Mitchell, Melynda Marks
Mire, Tanya Brandon
Mixon, Lanay Hot Springs, AR
Mock, Lisa Greenwood
Moore, Angel Meridian
Morgan, David Starkville
Morgan, Jody O'Lo
Morgan, Mark Jackson
Morgan, Matthew Okolona
Morris, John Starkville
Morse, Jim Germantown, TN
Moseley, Dawn Jackson
Moseley, Marcus Waynesboro
Moss, Walter Natchez
Murrell, Terriceda Forest
Myles, Rhodesia Vicksburg
Naron, Bob Cleveland
Nations, Lori Brookhaven
Neal, Bart Mantee
Nelson, Lota Overton, TX
Nettles, Stacy Brookhaven
Newcomb, Loni Purvis
Newlon, Tammy McComb
Newman, Pam Ridgeland
Nix, Jason Booneville
Noland, Maria Carrollton, AL
Nolen, Kellye Starkville
Nordan, Walker Greenville
Norris, Niles Batesville
Nowell, Melissa Walnut
Oaks, Antony Tishomingo
Ochello, Dino Albuquerque, NM
Odom, Rhonda Starkville
Oliver, Mike Harvest, AL
O'Neal, Will Jackson, TO
Otto, Theresa Ocean Springs
Owens, Elizabeth Germantown, TN
Palmer, Denys Tupelo
Palmer, Lyn Pascagoula
Palmer, Stephen Clinton
Palmertree, Melanie Kilmichael
Parker, Eric Louisville
Parrish, Tracey Greenwood
Paschall, Marian Southaven
Paschall, Martha Southaven
Pate, Michelle Tupelo
Patel, Ajay Waynesboro
Patel, Sharmishtha Clinton
Payne, Molly Hamilton, AL
Peavey, Joe Meridian
Peay, Charles Ackerman
Penton, Colbey Picayune
Perkins, Lance Jackson
Perkins, Paul Columbus
Perteet, Jacqueline Sallis
Perteet, Kenny Sallis
Petersen, Karen Memphis, TN
Pittman, James Starkville
Plitt, Adam Gulfport
Pou, Susie New Albany
Pope, Jennifer Benton
Pope, Todd Waynesboro
Popham, Daniel Huntsville, AL
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Pottlman, Amy Jackson
Pounders, Dustin New Albany
Povall, Emily Jackson
Power, Olivia Louisville
Pownall, Lauren Vicksburg
Prather, Kelly Verona
Price, Mark Highland, IN
Priest, Jenifer Blue Springs
Pruitt, Andre Columbus
Purdy, Michelle Millington, TN
Purvis, Robert Starkville
Quails, Tera Ruleville
Railing, Scott Norwood, NC
Raines, Larry Bartlett, TN
Randle, Louise West Point
Ray, Heather Tupelo
Record, Timothy Gulfport
Redding, Rebecca Oxford
Reed, Rebecca Long Beach
Reed, Roderick Edwards
Reese, Barrett Coppell, TX
Reid, Brandon Corinth
Respess, Courtney Lambert
Rester, Derek Baton Rouge, LA
Rhines, Amy Jackson
Rhodes, Tiffiny Eupora
Rice, Kimbley Columbus
Rice, Sharon Tupelo
Richards, Lance Biloxi
Richardson, Bo Tupelo
Riddell, Jonathan Corinth
Rigby, David Kosciusko
Riggan, Kathrync Indianola
Riggins, Tisha Lithia Springs, GA
Riles, Kim Vicksburg
Riles, Zena Vicksburg
Riley, Darryl Hollyridge
Riley, Dominick Moss Point
Rimmer, Elizabeth Dublin, GA
Rinehart, Russ Rienzi
Ritter, Catherine Kosciusko
Rivera, Robert Pascagoula
Robbins, Jason Pelahatchie
Roberson, Bryan Huntsville, AL
Roberts, Deanna Tupelo
Roberts, Logan Halls, TN
Roberts, Russell Starkville
Robinson, Johnathan Hattiesburg
Robinson, Lisa Florence
Robinson, Myra Loretto, TN
Robinson, Tijuana Columbus
Rodgers, Norma Leigh Tunica
Rodman, Shannon Southaven
Rogers, Katrice Kilmichael
Rogers, Lafiesta Starkville
Rogers, Melanie Collins
Rogers, Stacey Tupelo
Rowe, William Olive Branch
Bowland, Barry Booneville
Rudge, Kevin Decatur, AL
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Rudolph, Becky Brownsville, TN
Rueter, Eric Mandeville, LA
Rupert, Harvey Macon
Rush, John Leakesville
Rushing, Heather Bailey
Russell, Keith Gaffney, SC
Russell, Kimberly Southaven
Saia, Vince Winona
Sam, Valerie Meridian
Sampson, Amy Jackson
Samsil, Dana Birmingham, AL
Sanders, Chris Vicksburg
Sanders, Christy Ackerman
Sanders, Kitty Tunica
Sartor, Scott Clinton
Sayeda, Sobia Starkville
Schukei, Brandon Nettleton I
Scott, Paul Lucedale
Scruggs, Susan Tupelo
Sculthorpe, Eric Gautier
Seal, David Florence
Seals, Joe Shannon
Sethi, Toshi Jackson
Seymour, Marvin Ocean Springs
Shaw, Jeff Statkville
Shaw, Lisa Maben
Shaw, Pam Brandon
Shearer, Ralph Somerset, KY
Sheffield, Shana Tupelo
Sherman, Howard Starkville
Shirley, Audra Columbus
Shriner, Stephanie Starkville
Shoemake, Seth Columbus
Shoemaker, Debra Pelahatchie
Shows, James Ackerman
Sigler, Philip Millington, TN
Singletary,Eric Pearl River, LA
Smith, Aaron Southaven
Smith, Adam Conneaut, OH
Smith, Amy McComb
Smith, Bill Saltillo
Smith, Clay Saltillo
Smith, Dustin Perkinston
Smith, Gary Biloxi
Smirh, Jennifer Oxford
Smith, Jon McComb
Smith, Kristin Summit
Smith, Lisa Harker Heights, TX
Smith, Marisa Brandon
Smith, Nancy Columbus
Smith, Patricia West Point
Smith, Nicole Collinsville
Smith-Vaniz, Dees Canton
Sneed, Melinda Columbus
Sours, Caroline Ocean Springs
Speakman, Rosemary Gcrmantown, TN
Speck, Catherine Dyersburg, TN
Stamps, Amanda Long Beach
Stanford, John Corinth
Stanley, Mark Atlanta, GA
Starr, Christa Pensacola, FL
Steadham, Judith Nesbit
Steele, Sonya DeKalb
Stegall, Curtis Morton
Steward, Barry Tupelo
Stewart, Bernice McComb
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Stewart, Dena Long Beach
Stockman, Paige Clinton
Stognet, Tommy Tylertown
Street, Man Elliot Memphis, TN
Street, Simeon Madison
Stringer, Archie Starkville
Stucky, Stephanie Slidell, LA
Sturgis, Christopher Clinton
Suthar, Dipti Greenville
Swann, Minae Starkville
Swearengen, Cantrece Oakland
Tann, Mapp Tupelo
Tanner, Heath Lucedale
Tanner, Kimberly Tutwiler
Tate, Kevin Shannon
Taylor, Felicia Soso
Taylor, Gerald Laurel
Taylor, Randall Starkville
Taylor, Roderick Jackson
Taylor, Steven Vicksburg
Tedder, Dina Vardaman
Thomas, Janna Jackson
Thomas, Jason Petal
Thomas, Sonja Jackson
Thompson, Garry Bay St. Louis
Thompson, Kristin Brandon
Thompson, Lacey Greenville
Thornton, Dexter Carthage
Tiffin, Jason Starkville
Tigrett, Susan Brandon
Tindoll, Brian Tupelo
Toland, Laura Gulfport
Toncrey, Tony Moss Point
Toney, Kxisti Brandon
Tonkel, Tracy Planterville
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I Trevathan, Elizabeth Starkville
Trotter, Jennifer Lyon
Tucker, Mary Durant
Tullis, Sruart Ashland, KY
Turner, Vinche Ruleville
Tynes, Margaret Brookhaven
Uhl, Matthew Aliquippa, PA
Underwood, John Starkville
Vance, Brooke Batesville
Vanderford, Narhan Corinth
Van Iderstine, Eric Harriesburg
Vann, Stephanie Smithville
Vanpect, David Long Beach
Wade, Jason Leaf
Wade, John Gulfport
Walden, Brad Booneville
Walker, John Long Beach
Walker, Kurt Hernando
Walker, Lawrence Winona
Wallace, Allison Tupelo
Wallace, David Jackson
Wallace, Jimmy Forest
Waller, Angela Mathiston
Walter, Mac Starkville
Walton, Elizabeth Vicksburg
Wansley, Will Rolling Fork
Ward, Barry Philadelphia
Ward, Jason Duluth, MN
Ward, Kellee Clinton
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Wascom, Chad Bogalusa, LA
Washington, Laurie Woodland
Watkins, Susan York, AL
Watson, Melanie Durant
Webster, Gregory Starkville
Webster, Leigh Vicksburg
Weddig, David Brandon
Welch, Christie Clinton
Wells, Chris Ridgeland
West, Gregory Edwardsville, FL
West, Shelly Laurel
Westberry, Deneshia Morton
Westmoreland, Jill Plantersville
Westmoreland, Shawn Sherman
Whatley, Angel Vicksburg
White, Heather Collierville, TN
White, John Decatur, AL
Whitehead, Brian Starkville
Whitt, Susan Mathiston
Whyte, Julie Clinton
Wijewardane, Chamath Sri Lanka
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Wilkerson, Sharon Clinton
Willcutt, Jennifer Columbus
Williams, Cathy Starkville
Williams, Jason Brandon
Williams, Scotty MS State
Williams, Sheila Aberdeen
Williams, Tonya Starkville
Wilson, Carlos Charleston
Wilson, Witt Helena, AR
Wilson, Latasha Jackson
Wilson, Wanda West Point
Wilson, Sarah Frances Macon
Winchester, Rod Starkville
Wingo, Brad Charlotte, NC
Winters, Robert Jackson
Witt, Andy Tupelo
Woo, Stephen Lexington
Woods, Trade Gautier
Woodruff, Latresha Pace
Wolfe, Jennifer Birmingham, AL
Womack, Tony Rosalie, AL
Wong, Sally Rosedale
Worthen, Robert Pine Bluff, AR
Wozencraft, Shawn Lucedale
Wraggs, Maggie Ackerman
Wright, James Natchez
Wright, Kim Fayette, AL
Wright, Mildred Columbus
Wright, Stephen Cullman, AL
Wynne, Allison Pickens
Yarbrough, Lanita Starkville
Yelverton, Christie Clinton
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Young, Allison Houston
Young, Brian Crystal Springs
Young, Brian Jonesboro, AR
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Adrian, Kathy Lake Charles, LA
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Alderman, Angela Carthage
Aldridge, Joseph New Albany
Aldy, Vycky Sallis
Alexander, Al Wiggins
Allen, Alphelus Vicksburg
Allen, Jay Jackson
Allen, Kara Nesbit
Allen, Kellie Waynesboro
Allen, Kenna Verona
Allen, Leslie New Albany
Allen, Ricky Dekalb
Alligood, Stephanie Slidell, LA
Allison, Sam Columbus
Allshouse, Bill Jackson
Anderson, Ben Pontotoc
Anderson, Kim Cleveland
Anderson, So Yong MS State
Anding, Richard Jackson
Anglin, Sue Moss Point
Anthony, Lea Anne Sebastopol
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Archer, Lisa Germantown, TN
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Barker, Granville Srarkville
Barkley, Richard New Albany
Ballard, Bart Starkville
Ballard, Rhonda Eupora
Barnes, Apryl Jackson
Barnes, Jim Wiggins
Barnes, Kelly Corinth
Barnes, Scott Huntsville, AL
Barr, Tara Phoenix City, AL
Batson, Beth Madison
Beaird, Scott Sikeston, MO
Beaver, Kerry Memphis, TN
Bell, Dorothy West Point
Bell, Geoffrey Clinton
Bell, Latavious Sturgis
Bell, Melinda Starkville
Bell-Pernell, Kathryn West Point
Benoist, Cheryl Starkville
Bergiel, Bridget Starkville
Bernhart, Laura Clinton
Berry, Dale Magee
Berthelson, Shay Starkville
Betbeze, Philip Hixson, TN
Beyer, Derek Baytown, TX
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Bishop, David Gulfport
Black, Bailey Starkville
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Boarwright, Donna Starkville
Bolan, Brett N. Little Rock, AR
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Boles, Russell Starkville
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Bond, Jeremy Perkinston
Booker, Rena Meridian
Booth, Scott Pass Christian
Boothroyd, Bobby Caledonia
Borst, Benny Cedar Bluff
Borzik, Louis Long Beach
Bosarge, Chris Moss Point
Bost, Amanda Tupelo
Boyd, Brad Amory
Boyd, Gregory Lake Village, AR
Boyd, Scott Carthage
Boykin, Diane Mathiston
Boykin, Louie Mathiston
Box, David Starkville
Brabham, Kim McComb
Bradford, Camille Greenville
Bradley, Aimee Starkville
Bradley, Kimberly MS State
Brady, Steve Liberty
Brandon, Jerri Belden
Brandon, William Starkville
Brantley, Bethany Carthage
Brantley, Jeri Philadelphia
Brase, Bill Jacksonville, FL
Brasell, David Maben
Brasfield, Rebecca Stevensville, MD
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Breland, Carol Starkville
Bridges, Kimberly Starkville
Brister, Steve Yazoo City
Brooks, Kristen Hernando
Brooks, Thomas Starkville
Broome, Elaine Carson
Broome, Sharon Clinton
Broussard, Shannon Starkville
Brown, Jena Meridian
Brown, Janet Goodman
Brown, Jerry Columbus
Brown, Sterling Okolona
Brown, Tonya Booneville
Brownlee, Beth Memphis, TN
Brumfield, Christy Madison
Bryan, Cris Holly Springs
Bryant, Kevin Terry
Bryant, Lance Anniston, AL
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Burchfield, Robin French Camp
Burns, Melissa Starkville
Burger, Rebecca Gulfport
Burkes, Anthony Starkville
Burkett, Tonya Starkville
Burt, Kerry Madison
Burt, Lori Louisville
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Burton, Shane Ackerman
Buskirk, Kimberly Okolona
Butler, Lori Starkville
Butler, Yancey Holly Springs
Caine, Evan Columbus
Calais, Aimee Vicksburg
Callaway, Cooper Columbus
Campbell, Kimberly Bruce
Campbell, Stephanie Clinton
Cantrell, Stephen Amory
Caraway, Mary Meridian
Carr, Timothy Columbus
Carrubba, Bryan Starkville
Carruth, Tammy Coldwater
Cartet, Margertree Ridgeland
Cassreino, Carey Brandon
Castelli, Stephanie Starkville
Castle, Tim Canton
Catham, Terry Reform, AL
Canfield, David Milton, WI
Chai, Yoon-Loi Starkville
Chamberlin, Missy Amory
Chambers, Letitia Chicago, IL
Chase, Tim Baldwyn
Chew, Keng-Wee Melaka, Malaysia
Childs, Heath Ripley
Childers, Shane Hernando
Chittom, Gelena Brandon
Christopher, Tom Maben
Church, David Booneville
Chong, Yew-Keong Starkville
Chow, Khee Thiam Starkville
Chow, Raymond Clarksdale
Clark, Angela Gulfport
Clark, Justin Olive Branch
Clark, Karen Berry, AL
Clark, Lori Holly Springs
Clark, Mechell McAdams
Clark, Toni Hattiesburg
Clayton, Jane Meridian
Clayton, Melanie New Albany
Clayton, Steve McComb
Cleveland, Wigger-Poe Ocean Springs
Clifford, Cindy Shalimar, FL
Collie, Barbara West Point
Collier, Kimberly Memphis, TN
Collins, Benjy Tupelo
Cochran, Ginny Sallis
Cochran, William Columbus
Coggin, Kris Fulton
Collins, Wendy Gulfport
Cole, Dana Natchez
Cole, Mark San Antonio, TX
Coleman, Shawn Corinth
Coleman, Susan New Albany
Coleman, Tabitha Crawford
Combs, Eric McCordsville, IN
Connelly, John Mobile, AL
Conway, Martin Greenville
Cook, Andy Vicksburg
Cook, Craig Tupelo
Cook, Jeff Starkville
Cooper, Marianne Tupelo
Corbit, Allison Calhoun City
Cosper, Chris Ocean Springs
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Cox, Jennifer Florence
Cox, Meredith Starkville
Cox, Penny Long Beach
Craig, Jeri DeKalb
Crane, Michel Pontotoc
Crawley, Michael Brandon
Crecink, Marcia Roxie
Creel, Jodee Booneville
Crenshaw, Ben Memphis, TN
Criddle, Julie Houston
Crigler, Jenny Columbus
Crocker, Christine Starkville
Cronier, Jennifer Escatawpa
Crotwell, Dana Vicksburg
Crowder, Thomas Weir
Crowe, Shane Starkville
Crowley, Susan Southaven
Crullivan, Logan Birmingham, AL
Crum, Kristi Brookhaven
Cummings, Marsha Mantachie
Cummins, Gene Pulaski
Cupit, Dana Jackson
Curran, Matthew Sturgis
Curtis, James Learned
Curtis, Kimberly Calhoun City
Dakin, Greg Midland, GA
Dalton, Jacquelyn Belzoni
Dalrymple, Sherrodd Baldwyn
Daly, Antonoius Meridian
Daniel, Bryan Henderson, KY
Darden, Julie StarkviUe
Davis, Anne Brandon
Davis, Audrey Eupora
Davis, Chris Leland
Davis, Cody Winona
Davis, Ethel Steens
Davis, John Hendersonville, TN
Davis, Karen Pelahatchie
Davis, Louis Clinton
Davis, Michael Jackson
Day, Shane Houlks
Day, Tonya Somerville, TN
Dean, Kimberly Lexington
Decker, Neil Starkville
Denton, Dee Minter City
DeWolf, Wendy Highlands, NC
Dick, Kendall McComb
Dickson, Billy Macon
Dill, Brian Columbus
DiPascal, Dominick Gretna, LA
Dixon, George Vicksburg
Dorizas, John Jackson
Dorizas, Niki Oxford
Doss, Kelvin Starkville
Douglas, Shannon Metairie, LA
Dowsing, Robert Jackson
Drummond, Melissa DeKalb
DuBard, Michele Louisville
Duck, Reberta Macon
Dudley, Christie Laurel
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Duke, Rodney Collinsville
Dunning, Catherine Jackson
Durham, Kim Carriere
Dye, Brad Blue Springs
Ealy-Bolton, Tarshi Starkville
Eargie, Michele Vicksburg
Easley, Shelton Grenada
East, Allison Ruleville
Eatman-Hearn, Crystel MS State
Edmonson, Owen Madison
Edwards, David Mobile, AL
Edwards, Debbie Columbus
Edwards, Sherrie Starkville
Edwards, Stephanie Jackson
Ehrgott, John Vicksburg
Eiland, Steve Louisville
Eliason, Shanon Slidell, LA
Elliott, Karilynn Starkville
England, Leslie Kosciusko
Epps, Latanya Columbus
Epps, Tyler Lexington, SC
Ervin, Adrian Columbus
Eubanks, Tina Philadelphia
Eubanks, Trent Shreveport, LA
Evans, Charles Starkville
Evans, Devonna Meridian
Evans, Edward Gulfport
Evans, John Starkville
Everett, Lavell Kosciusko
Everett, Lauren Pascagoula
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Everett, Stuart Brandon
Evetts, Shelly Corinth
Ewing, Chris MS State
Famenco, Sandra Santa Ana, El Salvadot
Farr, Denton Piano, TX
Fayard, Michael Clinton
Felder, Jennifer Long Beach
Felder, Richard McComb
Felks, Shannon Michie, TN
Fetnet, Deric Ashland, AL
Fields, Bonita MS State
Fillingame, Alice. Hattiesburg
Fitzhugh, Kendra Lena
Fletcher, Brad Vicksburg
Fletcher, Ed Vicksburg
Fly, Millie Nashville, TN
Fogle, Lasca Smiley, TX
Fondren, Cecelia Ackerman
Forbus, Geoff Starkville
Forsman, Allen Carriere
Foster, Darrin Okolona
Fracchia, James Southaven
Fracchia, Jeff Southaven
Francis, Tommy Fulton
Frank, Tom Stuart, FL
Freeze, Terry Germantown, TN
Frost, Angela Kosciusko
Fryery, Watson Louisville
Fuller, Sue Louisville
Fuller, Marian Meridian
Gafford, Jeff New Albany
Gainey, Jason Madison
Gaither, Julia Macon
Gallaher, Melissa Mandeville
Galle, Melissa Biloxi
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Galloway, John Starkville
Galloway, J. T. Covington, LA
Gambrel, Pam Blue Springs
Gandy, Jennifer Huntsville
Ganley, Jennifer Starkville
Ganti, Avinash Philadelphia
Garbarino, Shawn Marietta, GA
Gardner, Pricilla Columbus
Garner, Eric Jackson
Garner, George Grenada
Garner, Ron MS State
Garner, Sarah Starkville
Garner, Todd Starkville
Garrard, Jennifer Columbus
Gates, Shannon Braxton
Gauntt, George Macon
Gely, Geza Duesseldorf, Germany
Gentry, Judd Starkville
Gibbon, Kirk Baton Rouge, LA
Gibbs, Carla West Point
Giles, Tawayna Mandeville, LA
Gilley, Jennifer Jackson
Gilliland, Jerry Grenada
Given, Anna Starkville
Givens, David Huntsville, AL
Given, Steve Starkville
Gladney, Teresa Kosciusko
Glass, Jennifer Mandeville, LA
Gleason, Michael Starkville
Glenn, Tracy Macon
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Godfrey, Lincoln Maben
Goforth, Cathy Derma
Goglia, A.J. Washington
Gonzales, Mark Bay St. Louis
Goodin, Kenneth Starkville
Goralczyk, Aimee Calhoun City
Gordon, Angela Tupelo
Gordon, Scott Starkville
Grady, Edward Starkville
Grafton, Jeremy Pascagoula
Graham, Charles Biloxj
Grant, John Pascagoula
Graves, Carol Ann Ashland
Graves, Paul Germantown, TN
Gray, Jason Jackson
Gray, Jim Tupelo
Green, Byron Pascagoula
Green, Kevin Jackson, TN
Green, Mechelle Jackson
Green, Alex Philadelphia
Greenwood, Brian Slidell, LA
Greenwood, Pamela Sallis
Grider, Wesley Conway, AR
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Grigson, Lance Gaurier
Griffin, Donna Eupora
Griffin, Kim Starkville
Griffin, Terrence Jackson
Groner, Michelle Pearl
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Guest, Gina Brandon
Guin, Kristy Birmingham, AL
Guynes, David Huntsville, AL
Hackman, Margie Brandon
Hailey, B.J. Starkville
Haire, Angela Starkville
Haire, Paul Starkville
Haley, Kristine Starkville
Hall, Karen New Albany
Hall, Michelle Starkville
Hamner, John Columbus
Hampton, LaWanda Starkville
Hankins, Hollie Walls
Harbin, Sharon Russellville, AL
Harbin, Shawanda Holcomb
Harcharik, Sandi Jackson
Hardin, J ana Greenwood
Hardimon, Pamela Grenada
Harojono, Lisa Starkville
Hargrove, Meg Starkville
Harkley, Tracelia Moss Point
Harmond, Jennifer Philadelphia
Harper, Suzanne Toomsuba
Harrick, Kristen Melbourne, FL
Harris, Amy Vicksburg
Harris, Angela Clarksdale
Harris, Angela Lakim Columbus
Harris, Robert Selmer, TN
Harris, Vanessa Grenada
Harrison, Angelia Carrollton
Harrison, Susan Greenville
Harrison, Jeff Mize
Harrwig, Melanie Hattiesburg
Harrzog, Glen Starkville
Hawkins, Jennifer Memphis, TN
Haste, Kimberly McCool
Hawkins, Kristy Vicksburg
Hawkins, Virginia Water Valley
Hays, Ashley Jackson
Hayes, Dephane Coffeeville
Hearron, Christee Starkville
Heering, Kevin Starkville
Heering, Kim Starkville
Helmeth, Craig Vicksburg
Helton, Melanie Tampa, FL
Hemsley, Mike Brandon
Henderson, Carl Starkville
Henderson, Kristi Starkville
Henderson, Lynn MS State
Henderson, Paul Homewood, AL
Henderson, Scott Tupelo
Herrin, Anthony Seminary
Hensley, Missy Ocean Springs
Hicks, James Durant
Higgason, Becky Louisville
Higgins, Michael Tupelo
Hill, Jennifer Starkville
Hill, Suzanne Tiplcrsville
Hill, Traci I sola
Hill, Tripp Gulf Breeze, FL
Hill, Virginia Starkville
Hines, Marie Starkville
Hinman, Todd Madison
Hinton, Chandra Laurel
Hodge, Quinton Greenwood
Hodges, Shelli Biloxi
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Hogan, Ettaronda Starkville
Hogan, Lenora Starkville
Hogue, Sylvia Naperville, IL
Holbrooks, Michael Jackson
Holder, Bryan Jackson
Holland, Daniel Starkville
Holland, Edward Memphis, TN
Holland, Kevin Pascagoula
Hollar, Dawn Dayton, OH
Holley, Mark Fulton
Holloway, David Starkville
Holt, Brian Senatobia
Hood, Roger Grenada
Hooker, Vernell Brookhaven
Hoots, Michael Smithville
Hoover, Britton Pickens
Hoover, Jon Jon Pickens
Hopkins, Kevin Meridian
Horel, Phillip Meridian
Horton, Cheryl Houlka
Horton, Saundra Grenada
Hotard, Alan Baton Rouge, LA
Horton, James Starkville
Houston, Tina Meridian
Howard, Jeremy Baton Rouge, LA
Howell, Chad Lucedale
Howes, Jason Gulfport
Howze, Kevin Meridian
Hubbard, James Mathiston
Hudson, Chris Vicksburg
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Hudson, Cynthia Clinton
Hudson, Janell Marion
Hudspeth, Quentin Starkvilk
Hughes, Deborah Starkvilk
Hughes, Raymond Starkville
Hughey, Rick Covingotn, TN
Hughes, Sandy Starkville
Hulett, Bobby Milton, FL
Hunt, Corey Laurel
Hunt, Keith Starkville
Hunt, Sally Clarksdale
Hurd, Janice Grenada
Hurt, Kelly Ripley
Huston, John Rogers, OH
Ingram, Erin Jackson
Istre, Eric Biloxi
Jackson, Diane Vicksburg
Jackson, Kim Prairie
Jackson, Mike Clinton
Jakway, Mary Long Beach
Jameson, Tommy Houston, TX
Jang, Tammy Yazoo City
Jasper, Scott Jackson
Jeanfreau, Mark Picayune
Jeff, Galagher Clinton
Jefferson, Eric Vicksburg
Jeffery, Ellen Bruce
Jenkins, Doug Tupelo
Jenkins, John Pontotoc
Jenkins, Rachel Oakland
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Jennings, Susan Sewicldey, PA
Johnigan, Lisa Meridian
Johnson, Allison Tupelo
Johnson, Amy Starkville
Johnson, Elliott Rosedale
Johnson, James Starkville
Johnson, Jennifer Batesville
Johnson, Mark Starkville
Johnson, Rochelle Quitman
Johnson, Scott Hohenwald, TN
Johnson, Thorn Vicksburg
Joiner, Jennifer Columbus
Jones, Charles McAdams
Jones, Evelyn Aberdeen
Jones, Hamp Jackson
Jones, Ken Mize
Jones, Kimberly Greenville
Jones, Lynn Forest
Jones, Paul Jackson
Jones, Scott Flora
Jones, Teresa Starkville
Jolley, Selena Starkville
Jordan, Charles Vardaman
Jordan, Jennifer Jackson
Justice, Angie Clarksdale
Kang, Seungku Seoul, Korea
Kao, Lee-Hsueh Starkville
Keeler, Allison Clinton
Keeton, Lisa Tupelo
Kelley, Melissa Walls
Kelley, Tommy Starkville
Kelly, Robin Taylorsville
Kendrick, Richard Aberdeen
Kennedy, Alicia Booneville
Kennedy, Allan MS State
Kennedy, Lucretia Lena
Kerr, Jay Newton
Kessler, Isabel MS State
Key, Anthony Tupelo
Khan, Babar Starkville
Kiker, Memrie Cleveland
Kilgore, Camille West Point
Killebrew, Rhonda Greenwood
Kincaid, Justine Holcomb
King, John Philadelphia
Kirby, Denson Jackson
Kirkpatrick, William Madison
Kisner, Leslie Oxford
Kitchens, Kimberly Corinth
Kitchens, Shane Urica
Knight, Donna Laurel
Knight, Melissa Starkville
Knipper, Jennifer Carriere
Knowlton, Jeffrey Bridgman
Koenig, Thomas Middletown, OH
Kok, Alvid Starkville
Korkmazer, Benan MS State
Kothaneth, Lakshmi Starkville
Krausse, Kurt Kansas City, MO
Kirkegaard, Jesse Tupelo
Lacey, Tiffany Aberdeen
Ladner, Renee Bay St. Louis
Lai, Jean Suong MS State
Lamb, Julia Jackson
Lambert, Leslie Natchez
Lambert, Susan Brookhaven
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Lancaster, Jay Sikeston, MO
Landfair, Zwanardo Starkville
Lane, Andrea Vicksburg
Lange, Christopher Clarksville
Langford, Mary Jo Lena
Langford, Thomas Derma
Lantz, Lori Comstock Park, MI
Lasker, Brian Haleyville, AL
Latimer, Stephanie Coldwater
LaValle, Erik Ocean Springs
Lawrence, Paul Terry
Laws, Jan Jackson
Leatherman, Bryan Tupelo
Lee, Brian Biloxi
Lee, Hian Boon Starkville
Lee, Susan Starkville
Lee, Tim Louise
LeGassick, Jan Oviedo, FL
Leonard, Vicki Starkville
Leopard, Bryan Starkville
Lewers, Mitzi Como
Lewis, Alton Cleveland
Lewis, Bill Hickory, NC
Lewis, Kevin Starkville
Lewis, Laura Philadelphia
Lewis, Mary-Lee Philadelphia
Lim, Kian-Wee Kuala, Lumpur,
Malaysia
Lim, Soo-Tsong MS State
Lippincott, Susan West Point
Lipsey, Leo Aberdeen
Lister, Tricia Gautier
Little, Dave Metidian
Livingston, Chip Powder Springs, GA
Livingston, Lesley Derwood, MD
Livingston, Molly Lautel, MD
Livingston, Nicole Starkville
Lockett, Mary Jackson
Lofton, Tracy Vicksbutg
Logue, Dawn Vicksburg
Long, Andy Long Beach
Longstreet, David Jackson
Lopez, Candido Starkville
Lord, Margaret Starkville
Louque, Dustan Paulina, LA
Love, Bobbie Louisville
Love, David Raymond
Lovelace, Beth Slidell, LA
Lucus, Melanie Metidian
Lusk, Scott Biloxi
Luth, Scott Starkville
Madden, Tara Ocean Springs
Maddux, Regina Starkville
Magee, Beverly Bogalusa, LA
Mahan, Jamie Helena, AR
Makamson, Tisha Jackson
Malone, Allison Carthage
Mandius, Per Starkville
Mansell, John Pearl
Manuel, Theresa Coldwater
Marbury, Drake Brandon
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Marion, Meka Duck Hill
Marquez, Amy Clinton
Martello, Melinda Natchez
Martin, Ambro Ruleville
Martin, Bert Starkville
Martin, Laura Ocean Springs
Martin, Michael Jackson
Martino, Bernice Biloxi
Marshall, Angela Starkville
Mason, Kelly Houston
Massey, Todd Jackson
Matrick, Russ Jackson I
Matthews, Eric Aberdeen g
Mauldin, Jody Gulfport p
Maxwell, Margaret Shuqualak
May, Lorie McCool
May, Mark Starkville
Mayes, Freddy MS State
McAuley, Leslie Red Banks
McCabe, Tom Vicksburg
McCarter, Robert Meridian
McCarty, William Starkville
McCary, Amy Starkville
McComb, Donovan Srarkville
McCormick, Sjohn Kosciusko
McCoy, Paul Blytheville, AR
McCoy, Sarah Macon
McCrory, Christopher Kosciusko
McDaniel, Mark Columbia
McDaniel, Michael Kosciusko
McDonald, Denise Vicksburg
McDonald, Jason Greenwood
McDonough, Teresa Nesbit
McDuff, Tiffany Vicksburg
McElveen, Cathy New Orleans, LA
McGee, Voncile Starkville
McGilberry, Michelle Starkville
McGreger, Mark Booneville
McGuire, Christy Gulfport
McKell, Vivian Starkville
McKinney, Joe Sardis
McKinney, Wanda Sardis
McKinley, Sarah Madison
McLaughlin, Jimmy Kosciusko
McLemore, Melvin Duck Hill
McMullin, Chad Amory
McNair, Scott Union
McNair, Stacy Jackson
McNally, Heather Starkville
McNeal, Kenneth New Albany
McPhail, Ricky Starkville
McQuirter, Dan Kosciusko
Meeks, Diane Waveland
Merritt, Debbie Noxapater
Merritt, Sharon Shuqualak
Merry, James Vicksburg
Metcalfe, Leslie Miami Lakes, FL
Miles, Bryan Amory
Miller, Alison Waveland
Miller, Andrew Exeter, NH
Miller, David Meridian
Miller, Melinda Waveland
Miller, Shawn Lucedale
Miller, Andrea Moss Point
Milliken, Linda Southaven
Milner, Darren Kosciusko
291
Milner, Heidi Meridian
Minton, Jeffrey Leland
Mitchal, Yolanda Vicksburg
Mitchell, Chad Brandon
Mock, James Starkville
Mola, Michael Norwalk, CT
Monson, Para Long Beach
Montgomery, Meg Canton
Mooney, Sarah Petal
Mooney, Shawnette Starkville
Moore, Ardena MS State
Moote, Audra Wiggins
Moore, Bradley Jackson
Moore, John Weir
Moore, Laura Fulton
Moore, Michael Starkville
Mooring, Pamela Ellicott City, MD
Morgan, Jennifer Booneville
Morgan, Jerry D'Iberville
Morgan, Thomas Smithville
Morris, Barron Starkville
Morris, John Jackson
Morton, Lasongia Columbus
Mosley, Candee Hattiesburg
Mracich, Aime River Ridge, LA
Mullins, Micki Starkville
Myers, Steve Long Beach
Myrick, Elizabeth Starkville
Myrick, Patrick Starkville
Nabors, Gabriel Columbus
Nabors, Julie Calhoun City
Nail, David Starkville
Nail, Judith Starkville
Narenthiran, Nadesan Starkville
Nauck, James Decatur, AL
Nelson, Christopher Pearl
Nelson, Keith Starkville
Nesbit, David Starkville
Nester, Todd Louin
Newman, Chris Natchez
Newman, Stacey Cordova
Newsom, Michelle Glen Allan
Ng, Kok-Joo Starkville
Nichols, Kirby Raleigh
Nicks, Chandra Starkville
Nix, Timothy Amory
Noble, Julie Ocean Springs
Nolen, Natalie Starkville
Nordstrom, Stephanie Biloxi
Norris, Matt Marks
Norris, Michelle Corinth
Norris, Stephanie Corinth
O'Connell, Jamey Corinth
O'Daniel, Chris Southaven
Odom, Jill Bolton
O'Flarity, Christie Jackson
O'Keefe, Brennan Long Beach
Olive, Matthew Carriere
Oliver, Karen Mathis, TX
Oliver, Shawn Weir
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O'Neal, Ellen Wiggins
O'Neal, Mark Wiggins
Ong, Soo Ban Starkville
Orr, Dushon Austin, TX
Orr, Paul Tomnolen
Osadchuk, Walter Starkville
Osteen, Karen Picayune
Oswalt, Lauren Jackson
Owens, Anita Weir
Pace, Karen Prentiss
Padilla, Carlos Starkville
Page, Daniel Clinton
Page, David Clinton
Palmer, Kim Menasha, WI
Palmer, Todd Corinth
Pandulfi, Gene Clinton
Paquin, Donna Horn Lake
Parker, Don Hattiesburg
Parker, Trenton Forest
Parks, Cynthia Myrtle
Parks, Lee Ellisville
Parris, Holly Hernando
Parrish, Rachel Memphis, TN
Pass, Albertina Holly Springs
Passmore, Richie Tupelo
Passons, Carol Houston
Pate, Christy West Point
Patel, Mita Durant
Patel, Nainesh Columbus
Patel, Sonal Columbus
Patrick, Jason Russellville, AL
Patron, Jan Vicksburg
Payton, Marcia Tupelo
Payton, Shannon Birmingham, AL
Peeler, Michael Columbus
Penaherrera, Andres Starkville
Peng, Wee-Ing MS State
Peenington, Barbie Columbus
Penrose, Amy Arlington, TX
Perdue, Stacy Leesburg, GA
Perkins, Alfred Starkville
Perry, Chris Tunica
Perry, John San Antonio, TX
Perry, Lee Starkville
Perry, Phillip Miami, FL
Perry, Wes Memphis, TN
Persons, Elizabeth Clinton
Peters, Dana Jackson, TN
Peterson, Denise Clinton
Peterson, Pam Canton
Petrowski, Donald Sturgis
Petrus, Eric Helena, AR
Phillips, Robert Morton
Pickett, Cecil Louisville
Pickett, Cynthia Louisville
Pickle, Leslie Amory
Pigg, Glen Lena
Pigott, Steve Jackson
Pilgrim, Robert Starkville
Pinero, Trent Starkville
Pinkerton, Doug Starkville
Pitolb, Jarrod Ocean Springs
Pittman, Charles Winona
Pitts, Brian Starkville
Poitevin, Joeey Pascagoula
Poe, Kathryn Inverness
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Poole, Melinda Brandon
Pope, Darbie Kosciusko
Pope, John Jackson
Pope, LaShonda Columbia
Pope, Spencer Carrhage
Potter, Debbie Jackson
Powell, Brenda Plantersville
Powell, Bud Starkville
Powell, Lisa Flora
Powers, Stacey Carthage
Prater, Angela Pontotoc
Prather, Bret Starkville
Price, Vicki Kosciusko
Priddy, Bruce Rolling Fork
Prince, Claire Aberdeen
Pritchard, David Aberdeen
Purnell, Cynthia Starkville
Quan, Rafael Starkville
Quazi, Mustahid Starkville
Rademacher, Erik Brandon
Ragan, Ashley Corinth
Rainwater, Jeff Starkville
Ramsey, Robin Starkville
Ramshur, Paul Lucedale
Randall, Mary Hill Starkville
Randolph, Steve Tupelo
Ray, Libby Amory
Read, Britton Clinton
Read, Jason Quitman
Reed, Byron Vicksburg
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Reeder, Lynn Pontotoc
Redden, Stephen Canton
Redding, Alice Starkville
Remetow, Erin Clewiston, FL
Rensink, Keith Pascagoula
Rever, Robyn Veto Beach, FL
Reynolds, Paul Lumberton
Rhodes, Trent Columbus
Rhodes, Veronica Iuka
Rhodman, Erna Vicksburg
Rice, Roseanne Tupelo
Rice, Valerie Starkville
Richardson, Chris Carrollton, AL
Richey, Lacretia Blue Springs
Ricketts, Jeff Athens, AL
Ridge, Angela Ripley
Riemann, Robert Gulfport
Rinehart, Patrick Starkville
Rivers, Starella Jackson
Robbins, Justin Covington, TN
Roberson, Mary Pope
Roberts, Betty Starkville
Robertson, Floyd Southaven
Robertson, Jan Lake City, FL
Robinette, Jennifer Starkville
Robinson, Ashley Meridian
Robinson, Ron Starkville
Robinson, Tracey Ackerman
Roby, Jana Forest
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Rodgers, Joey Pontotoc
Rogers, Christy Tupelo
Rogers, Rodney Lexington
Roland, Phillip Carthage
Root, Michael Brandon
Rose, Rhonda Lewisburg, TN
Ross, Michelle Grenada
Rowell, Stacie Southaven
Ruff, Paul Starkville
Rushing, Alan Meadville
Rushing, Evelyn Piano, TX
Rudand, James Hueytown, AL
Saleem, Mohammed Gadsden, AL
Salone, Lester Jackson
Sample, Gwendolyn Pickens
Sample, Valara Pickens
Sampsell, Michael Philadelphia
Sanders, Bruff Louisville
Sanders, Charles New Albany
Sanders, James Macon
Sanford, Scott Starkville
Sartor, Rodney Starkville
jneider, Tiffany Chalmette, LA
rSchoenbeck, John McCook, NE
Schoenrock, Curtis Starkville
Scott, Charity Starkville
Seagtaves, Chandler Nineveh, IN
Segars, Sarah Saltillo
Self, Christopher Kosciusko
Sellers, Karen Brandon
Sewell, Kelli Louisville
Sharp, Stefanie Ocean Springs
Shaunak, Sujay Starkville
Shell, Tanja Grenada
Shepard, James Carthage
Shields, Grant Mantachie
Shirley, Mike Starkville
Shoemaker, Debra Starkville
Shumpert, Staci Tupelo
Sias, Melanie Rolling Fork
Sii, Hee-Kang Starkville
Simpson, Glenn Starkville
Sims, Carter Bay Springs
Sims, Julia Starkville
Singleton, Kimberly Brandon
Sitton, Scott Glen
Skinner, Mike Marietta, GA
Smock, Darrell Mctamors, IL
Smith, Billy Decatur
Smith, Charlcne Starkville
Smith, Dustin Learned
Smith, Eric Florence
Smith, Erica Jackson
Smith, Jeff Starkville
Smith, Jennifer Gautier
Smith, Kelly Amory
Smith, Lee Jackson
Smith, Michael Starkville
Smith, Michelle Caledonia
Smith, Richard Sardis
Smith, Shon Pascagoula
Smith, Steve Brookhaven
Smith, Susan Starkville
Smith, Vickie Vicksburg
Smith-Hooper, Teresa Starkville
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Snell, Eric Daleville
Snuggs, Jeff Gautier
Sokolnik, Natalye Edwards
South, Jarod Mathiston
Speer, Mike Columbia
Spence, Jane Philadelphia
Spencer, Lisa Bellefontaine
Stafford, Jeff Kilmichael
Stallings, Sydney Leland
StanphiU, James Starkville
Starling, Yolanda Clarksdale
An Quazi, Steele Starkville
Steen, Shara Kosciusko
Stegall, Mandy Pontotoc
Steuer, Wendy Corinth
Stewart, Michael West Point
Stout, Jeff Starkville
Strahan, Jason Picayune
Strange, Tammy Baldwyn
Stratton, John Indianola
Sweeter, Clinton Horseshoe Lake,
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Streeter, Tina Nesbit
Strickland, Katie Corinth
Sullivan, Alex Raleigh
Sullivan, Mary Louisville
Sullivan, Susan Brookhaven
Sumrall, Richard Starkville
Sumrall, Tammy Brandon
Sutton, Brian Pontotoc
Swann, Melvin Nassau, Bahamas
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Szurgot, Ron Lawrence, KS
Tackett, Daniel Carrollton
Tan, Thuan-Par Starkville
Tan, Thuan-Pheow MS State
Tan, Yoke-Peng Malaysia
Tang, Yu-Pei MS State
Taranto, Monica Saucier
Tate, Chris Brentwood, TN
Tate, Laura Starkville
Taylor, David Starkville
Taylor, Missy Amory
Taylor, Tanya Weir
Taylor, Tanya Greenwood
Taylor, Whitney West Point
Taylor, William Saugerties, NY
Temple, David Taylorsville
Terry, Mike Selmer, TN
Thaggard, Scott Wayside
Thaker, Deven MS State
Thomas, Russ Starkville
Thompson, Brian Chalmette, LA
Thompson, Bryan Mantachie
Thompson, Cary Gulfport
Thompson, Cynthia Mantachie
Thompson, Janet Corinth
Thompson, Nicholas Pascagoula
Thompson, Lee Pickens
Thompson, Linda Canton
Thompson, Mona Columbia
Thrasher, Sonia Blue Mountain
Thornton, Sonja Areola
Thompson, Tiffiney Brandon
Tolar, Allison Baldwyn
Tolentino, Alfred Gulfport
Tomlin, Lisa Starkville
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Tomlin, William Kennedy, AL
Tompkins, Laura Winona
Torrey, Ramsay Waynesboro
Towles, Phillip Decatur, AL
Townsend, Stacy West Point
Trainor, Ellen Flora
Traylor, Ginger Vicksburg
Trim, Angela Corinth
Trott, Aaron Starkville
Trotter, Phillip Kilmichael
Tschetschot, Mark Cedar Rapids, IA
Tubb, Angie Tupelo
Tubertini, Lainie Greenville
Tucker, Colin Raymond
Tucker, Danica Holly Springs
Tucker, John Starkville
Tudor, Kim Starkville
Tudor, Richard Tupelo
Turbeville, Kim Vaiden
Turnage, Roxi Brandon
Turner, Joe Brandon
Tyner, Fred Canton
Tyndall, Lawrence Columbus
Tyree, Susan Starkville
Vanderford, Anthony Kosciusko
Vaughan, Susan Starkville
Veach, Christie Terry
Vieria, Patricia Brazil
Vollor, Timothy Vicksburg
Vuncannon, Ara Starkville
Wade, Melanie Tupelo
Wager, Todd StarkviUe
Walden, Tiffany Aberdeen
Walker, Elisa Starkville
Walker, Terrence Jackson
Walker, Timmy Greenville
Walker, Vickie Wesr Point
Walker, Wendy Alberville, AL
Wall, Lenn Moss Point
Wallace, Chad Brandon
Wallace, Elizabeth Starkville
Wallace, Rebecca Starkville
Wallace, Sammy Biloxi
Wallis, Bobby Baldwyn
Walters, Reed Laurel
Walters, Ronald Laurel
Walters, William Meridian
Wampler, Steve Starkville
Ward, Wende StarkviUe
Ware, Gabriel Starkville
Warren, Melissa Gulfport
Washington, LaWanda Houston
Waterson, Alex Murfreesboro, TN
Watkins, Cary Flora
Watkins, Todd Kosciusko
Watson, Melissa Raleigh
Weaver, Stewart Edmondson,
Webb, Stephanie Brandon
Weems, Hope Raymond
Weeks, Kevin Noxapater
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Welch, Kimberly McComb
Welch, Matthew Long Beach
Wells, Selina Lucedale
Wells, Tonya Saulsbury
Wenzcl, Julie Tunica
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Westbrook, Chris Starkville
Whitehead, Nanette Starkville
Whitfield, Mara Jackson
Whitfield, Scottie Greenwood
Whitworth, Jay Starkville
Wilcox, Hoke Columbus
Wilcher, Tabatha McComb
Wiley, Ladonna Grenada
Wigginton, Christie Michie, TN
Wigginton, Jennifer Guntown
Wiggs, Mim Vardaman, MS
Wilkes, Jodie Noxapater
Wilkins, Kimberly Clinton
Williams, Brenda Durant
Williams, Brock Hickory
Williams, Charles Jackson
Williams, Clay Leakesville
Williams, Greg Mantee
Williams, Janice Escatawpa
Williams, Jeffrey MS State
Williams, Michael Escatawpa
Williams, Shaun Gulfport
Williams, Sidney Sierra Leone, West
Africa
Williams, Stephanie Amory
Williams, Tonia Grenada
Williams, Valerie Goodman
Williams, Wade MS State
Wills, Gina Pontotoc
Wilson, Randy Fulton
Wilson, Tawanda Woodville
Wilson, Wanda Louisville
Wixon, Trent Avalon
Wilz, Patrick Long Beach
Wingo, Scotty Iuka
Wtnpigler, Sherra Vicksburg
Winstead, Roger Forest
Winters, Patricia Sallis
Wood, Dawn Carrollton
Wood, Rebecca Macon
Wood, Wendy Tupelo
Woods, Barry Amory
Woods, John Jackson
Woolbright, Tommy Starkville
Wong, Pek-Bee Starkville
Worbington, Vincent Clarksdale
Wray, Catherine Ocala, FL
Wray, Jennifer Ocala, FL
Wright, Dennis Southaven
Wright, Kim Vicksburg
Wright, Tiffany Daphne, AL
Wurm, Brad Clinton
Xu, Ying Starkville
Yang, Steven Starkville
Yarbrough, Erikea Sturgis
Yates, Todd Madison
Yeo, Boon-Sin Starkville
York, Aimee Arlington, TX
Young, Christie Eupora
Young, Clint Wiggins
Young, Laurie Ocean Springs
Younger, William Steens
Zafar, Bushra Starkville
Zuber, Rozlyn Starkville
Zuercher, Gerald Starkville
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Aceituno, Carlos Starkville
Adams, Bill Starkville
Adams, Daniel Columbus
Adrian, Mitchell Lake Charles, LA
Ahmad, Suleiman Starkville
Alarcon, Jorge Starkville
Allen, Antonio Columbia
Al-Mahmoud, Ahmad Starkville
Alseleem, Yousef MS State
Anderson, Nathe Ann Starkville
Anmalsetty, Sriniuas Starkville
Anwar, Chairil Srarkville
Aqil, Tahir Starkville
Arellano, Miguel Guadalajara,
Mexico
Armstrong, Michael Starkville
Aston, Angela MS State
Bala, Senthil Starkville
Bajoch, Qadir Starkville
Barillas, Rolando Starkville
Bartlett, Leda Starkville
Beard, Ban Macon
Beck, Melissa Duck Hill
Bellerud, Nana Starkville
Bernard, David Meridian
Berthelson, Chad Starkville
Bethea, Leslie Jackson
Beyea, Tim Starkville
Bonilla, Bird Starkville
Booker, Ken Meridian
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Britto, Ronnie Starkville
Brown, Darren Lucedale
Bryant, Kelly Clinton
Burns, Karen Kilmichael
Butt, Shahid Starkville
Cartagena, Jose Starkville
Caufield, Mark Milton, WI
Cauthen, Nancy Huntsvillc, AL
Chavez, Rafael Starkville
Cheoney, James Evansville, IN
Chen, Bin Starkville
Chen, Shaomei Starkville
Chowdappa, Asuini Starkville
Cooper, Yolanda Yazoo City
Cornelius, Jesse Walnut
Davis, Thomas Kosciusko
Deshmukh, Harshwardham Corona, CA
Dhage, Sunil Starkville
Dixon, Patrick Utica
Draper, Michael Herculaneum, MO
Fang, Zhanshan Starkville
Felder, Bill Long Beach
Finch, Jeffrey Tupelo
Ghezzi, Michele N. Syracuse, NY
Goudelock, Lee Starkville
Goyaliya, Vinamra Starkville
Gray, Debbie Jackson
Griffin, Walter Starkville
Griswold, Elizabeth Biloxi
Groner, Melanie Pearl
Guevara, Claudia Columbia
Hall, Varrian Cleveland
Haque, Ahmad Kensington, MD
Homan, Evelyn Starkville
Hong, Guangzhi Starkville
Hamuddin, II Starkville
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Jacobs, Meschelle Starkville
Jong, Harriet Starkville
Jean, Monica Caruthersville, MO
Jiayi, Fan MS State
Karim, Khondkar Starkville
Kelly, Rebecca MS State
Khan, Aslam Starkville
Khan, Azim Starkville
Khan, Muhammad Starkville
Kirton, Kurt Terry
Laeeq, Muhammad Starkville
Lane, Jeanise West Point
Lassner, Lee MS State
Mahfood, Awadh Starkville
Malik, Hermen Starkville
Marzouk, Abdel Starkville
McCluney, Larry Grenada
McCraw, Jon Laurel
McReynolds, Rita Starkville
Medeitos, Neusa Starkville
Mehta, Harshil Bombay, India
Middleton, Dalton Eupora
Morgan, Kim Rose Hill
Mouts, Benjamin Ocean Springs
Narayanan, Arvind Starkville
Nirgudkar, Ravi Starkville
Notosoebagio, Anitia Starkville
Olivieri, Kathleen Starkville
Palmer, Judy Louisville
Pandey, Vivek Starkville
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Parker, Parti Smithville
Pendyala, Hari Starkville
Powell, Michelle Ridgeland
Qian, Shencen MS State
Rahurthy, Kumar Starkville
Ray, Rebecca Starkville
Reed, Thomas Hattiesburg
Reich, Ken Amory
Rogers, Dante Starkville
Ruff, Cindy Starkville
Rusjdi, Amsal Starkville
Salin, Delmy Starkville
Sastrahusada, Sajogi Starkville
Scruggs, Paul Woodbridge, VA
Sii, Hie-ing Starkville
Silva, Juacy Starkville
Siswanto, Usman Starkville
Shaman, Clover Cleveland
Shannon, Jay Scott
Shaunak, Nirdosh Starkville
Shahzad, Khurram MS State
Smith, Joycelyn Columbus
Smith, Katie Starkville
Srinivashan, Sekar Starkville
Stout, Tarea MS State
Suarna, Endang Starkville
Tillmon, Cheneta Gore Springs
Turnipseed, Timothy Weir
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Wainaina, Gituro Starkville
Wang, Yingchun MS State
Warslie, Priyadarshin Starkville
Wasserman, David Vicksburg
Westerburg, John Pocahontas
Wisterman, Rebekah Starkville
Wu, Yaoxin MS State
Yang, Yuhua Starkville I
Yao, Engui MS State
Yao, Yanping Starkville I
Yin, Jingyr MS State I
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*S ORGANIZATIONS
Student Association
v_ Student Association
CABINET — Row 1: Carlos Beltran,
David Wasserman, Marcia Peyton,
Amy Marquez- Attorney Genetal, Bud-
dy McRae- Vice President, Cooper Cal-
laway- President, Amanda Stamps- Sec-
retary, Elizabeth Trevathan- Chief of
Staff, Missy Hensley, Wanda Mills,
Westley Deshazer Row 2: Bryan
Leatherman, Kurt Krausse, Nelson
Jackson, Rhonda Killebrew, Michelle
Newsom, Natalie Sorrels, Kristi Toney,
Heath Childs, Greg Johnston, Brian
Young
SENATE — Row 1: Jim Gray- Pres-
ident Pro Tempore, Amanda Stamps-
Secretary, Buddy McRae- Vice Pres-
ident and Chairman of the Senate, Jon-
athan Amacker, Jay Perry, John Dale
Dumas Row 2: Beth Cummins, Rox-
anne Penton, Anna Cheatham, Julie
Boykin, Brandi Holliman, Mary Eliz-
abeth Gill, Keri Ray, Danielle Louys,
Holly Howell, Allison Simmons, Meg
Montgomery, Veronica Waters Row 3:
Harvey Rupert, Matt Burt, John Strat-
ton, Matt Yarborough, Gallagher Jeff,
Tim Walker, Spence Flatgard, Scott
Bonds, Wade Overstreet, Dicki Honea,
C. Shaw Case
UNITED WAY Row 1: Kerri Cal-
laway, Leanne McGahey, Beth Bowlin,
Andrea Dallas, Rhonda Killebrew- Di-
rector, Jennifer Hawks, Anna Cheetam,
Grace Lott Row 2: Shanna Bennett,
Jessica DeGroote, Brian Young, Scott
Bonds, Lisa Morici, Gayle Betts
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ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Row 1: Mike
Edgewater, Kerri Callaway, Alice Gross,
Natlie Sorrels- Director, Catherine Pet-
ty, Jennifer Johnson, Ginger Blackridge
Row 2: Robby Miller, Keith James,
Johnathan Barlow, Elizabeth Penny,
Michael Robersen
STUDENT FINANCIAL SERV-
ICES Jeff Smith, Vickie Smith, Todd
Massey, Michelle Newsom- Director,
Shannon Surholt
GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS Row
1: Colbey Penton, Matthew Rhoden,
Courtney Lott, Heather Saum, Betsy
Gray, Andrea Dallas Greg Johnston-
Director, Barry Johnson, Chris
Lamb, Suzanne Green
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RESEARCH AND IMPLEMENTA-
TION Cory Collins, Shannon Gold-
sworthy, Heath Childs- Director, Jen-
nifer Whitehead, Ryan Van Buren
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
AFFAIRS Seungku Kanq, Carlos Bel-
tran- Director, Michael Tran
PUBLIC RELATIONS Row 1: Erin
Nemerow, Lori Butler, Janet Branch,
Mary Elliot Street, Kurt Krause- Di-
rector, Brandi Ferguson, Julie Fulcher,
Michel Crane, Jenny Manuel Row 2:
Grace Lott, Cathy Ritter, Robin
Donald, Brian Young- Assistant Di-
rector, Claire Jacobs, Ann Myers, Pam
Mooring Row 3: Chris Ritter, Will
Walker, Chad McMullin, Kurt Shoules,
Brian Atkins, Matt Henderson, Mike
Edgeworth
STUDENT HEALTH AND WELL-
NESS Row 1: Emily Povall, Christy
Souders, Tina Houston Row 2: Allison
Hamff, Btyan Leathetman- Directot,
Heathet Ray, Melanie Still
MINORITY AFFAIRS Michell Web-
ber, Westley Deshazer- Ditector, Rho-
desia Myers, Jessica DeGroote
UNIVERSITY SERVICES Row 1:
Stephanie Stucky, T. J. Wallace, Kenya
Godgans, Missy Hensley- Directot,
Geotgia Thomas, Jamie Adams Row
2: Cory Collins, Kelly Allen, Jill Ste-
vens, Jeff Jones, Rhonda Ballard, Mar-
garet Bush, Adrienne Stewart
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AIAA
The American Institute of
Aeronautics and Astronautics is
the largest technical society and
information resource devoted to
the progress of engineering and
science in aviation and space.
Student membership is open to
all full-time university and high
school students who have an
interest in the aerospace indus-
try. The majority of AIAA stu-
dent members are aerospace,
mechanical, electrical, civil, and
industrial engineering students.
The American Institute of
Chemical Engineers is an or-
ganization of Professionals and
future professionals. The pur-
pose of AICHE is to provide a
link between industry and
chemical engineering students.
Among the services provided
are the promotion of chemical
engineering and higher educa-
tion by setting up information
booths at Discovery Day, the
orientation of students to pro-
spective job opportunities, and
the orientation of chemical en-
gineering underclassmen.
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Photo by Sonny Mathew
Row 1: Molly Livingston, Beverly Magee, Lisa Robinson, Christine Cuicchi, Lea Hall- Vice President, Kristina Kirby- Secretary, Kenneth R. Hall- faculti
advisor Row 2: Ron Garner, Mark Henry, Will Taylor, Scott Brown- President, Bryan Daniel, Lamar Bryant, Bronson Yake Row 3: Frank Caldwell, Vinci
Worbington, Joel Robinson, David Page, Robert Harris- Treasurer, Lloyd Reaves, Colin Tucker, Neil Decker, Sean Garick, Gary Hataway
AICHE
Photo by Sonny Mache1!
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ASCE
ASCE
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The American Society of Civ-
il Engineers is a student organ-
ization which assists members
in finding employment in the
civil engineering profession.
This includes regular meetings,
outside speakers, movies, field
trips, and a convention. At the
national level ASCE members
participate in essay contests, re-
gional conferences, workshops,
and forums. ASCE, also, pub-
lishes a job search handbook to
assist students in finding em-
ployment.
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low 1: Jay Lancaster, Christi Goldman, Ron Robinson, Edward Holland, Chad Wallace, Fred Tyner Row 2: Jeff Smith, Bart Ballard, Steve Smith, Tracy
ofton Row 3: Jan Patton, Lee Greer, Thomas Crowder, Jerry Gillizand, Joel Ford
ASSW
The Assoiciation of Student
Social Workers is a university
organization devoted to provid-
ing students with a further un-
derstanding of social work and
the human service field. ASSW
seeks to keep members current
on social work trends and ed-
ucation. It also encourages in-
volvement in community ser-
vice programs both
indivudually and in groups.
ASSW is also very active in the
National Federation of Student
Social Workers.
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■w 1: Shannin Jones, Claire Prince-Vice President, Crystel Eatman- President, Stacey Newman- Secretary, Sonja Vaughn Row 2: Margo Swain- Advisor,
'bara Shackleford, Camille Kilgore, Melanie Rogers, Jamie Crutcher, Sonja Thomas, Deborah Morgan.
The Accounting Society is
the student organization of the
National Association of Ac-
countants. The purpose of the
Accounting Society is to pro-
mote opportunities in account-
ing and to provide accounting
students a social environment to
allow them to interact with oth-
er accounting students.
Accounting Society
Photo by Kim Pail
Row 1: Chad Fooshee- Treasurer, Marianne Cooper- Publicity Director, Kathy Curtis- Secretary, Stephanie Campbell- Project Director, Barbara Bal;
President, Chaugney Pierce- Vice President, Dawn Moseley- Ptogram Director, Dena Stewart, Jerri Brandon Row 2: Toshi Sethi, Amy Holder, Amy Rhin
Misti Williams, Kathy Riggan, Amy Herrington, Grant Shields, Reggie Hannah, Timothy Carr, Timothy Williams, Norma Moore, Francis McNaij
Faculty Advisor, Gilda Agacer- Faculty Advisor
The Agricultural Economics
Club is open to anyone with a
general interest in agricultural
economics. Along with provid-
ing an informal setting for stu-
dents and faculty to meet, it
provides the utilities for stu-
dents to learn more about their
chosen field of study. The club
brings in prominent speakers to
inform the students on topics
relevant to their majors.
Agriculture Econ. Club
Photo by Mike Ni
Row 1: Jeff Gafford- Secretary /Treasurer, Will Wansley- President, Neill McLaurin- Vice President, Randy Little- Advisor Row 2: Lee SMith,
Stafford, Tanya Taylor Row 3: Dusty Smith, Robert Spell, Darryl Waller, Dana Reed Row 4: Jonah Myrick, Brent Walker, David Bigger, Sharon Hai
Row 5: Scott Bigham, Wesley Pardue, Coley Bailey, Charles Dante
Ag. Pest Management
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low 1: Chris Shotts, Trey Bullock, Darrin Pickett, Tim Edmondson, Don Parker, Ronnie Lester, Scott Gordon Row 2: Dee Hillhouse, Shane Hand, Wade
Corky, Joseph Latham, Wes Briggs, Will Elhins, Robbie Riddick, Chris Lucas, Charlene Thomas
Ag. & Home Ec. Council
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j'W 1: Emily Kimbrell, Fred Bachner, Mary Jo Billow, Bill Lewis Row 2: Laura Copeland, Julia Lamb, Kara Allen Row 3: Michael Gulbrandsen, Jody
'mpton, Robert McGee, Shawn Oliver, Cathy Goforth, Jennifer Robinette
IssissippiState
II UNIVERSITY
The Mississippi State Uni-
versity Agricultural Pest Man-
agement Club was organized in
the fall of 1992 to promote and
stimulate interest in the science
of agricultural pest management
in all its branches and to fa-
cilitate personal interaction
among those interested in man-
agement of insect, disease, and
weed pests by providing op-
portunities for academic and so-
cial exchange. The membership
consists of students enrolled at
MSU (undergraduates and
graduates), alumni, faculy, and
staff of MSU, and professionals
involved in the area of pest
management.
The purpose of the College of
Agriculture and Home Eco-
nomics Student Council is to
represent the students of the
College and to coordinate the
various student activities within
the College. The council seeks to
promote an espirit de corps
among its students and to in-
crease public understanding and
appreciation of the College of
Agriculture and Home Eco-
nomics.
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Air Force ROTC
Photo by Sonny Pi
Row 1: Mance Harmon, Chris Carruth, Paul Rounsavall, Mike Monto, David Smith, Michael Rushing, Kendall Holloway, Scott Sanford, Mike Davide Row 2: Jason Humprey, James Standley,
Cason, Demetrius White, Wade Triplett, Tim Nettles, Chris Smith Row 3: Matthew Jordan, Geoffrey Clark, Curtis Pitts, Jennifer Carter, Lorenzo Gates, Leigh-Anne Turcotte, Michael Williamson, a
O'Neal Row 4: Britton C. Read, Stan Shuttleworth, Colin Tucker, Garry Upton, Gene Cummins, Ray Harris
The Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps is a professional leaden
development program in conjunction with a full college curriculum that prer
students to be Air Force officers. Air Force ROTC is a valuable experience fo
college student preparing to take an active role in today's high-tech society.
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Air Force ROTC Blue Knights
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Air Force Reserve Officers'
Training Corps' Blue Knights is
a precision drill team. They
show the pride of Air Force
Detachment 425 and Mississip-
pi State University in Christmas
and Mardi Gras parades. They
represent the "BULLDOG"
spirit in various drill compe-
titions. The Blue Knights are
considered the "best of the
best" in Air Force ROTC.
Photo by Ralph She
Row 1: Michael Monto, Phil Mercer Row 2: Jennifer Carter, Kelly Cooper, Jason Humphrey, Michael Davide Row 3: James Standley, Tim Nettles, Ray
Harris Row 4: Stan Shuttleworth, David Willis, Geoff Clark, Matthey Clark, Matthew Jordan Not pictured: Taska Cason
Air Force ROTC Color Guard
The Color Guard has long
been the representative of
AFROTC. They display the
Colors during special ceremo-
nies, banquets, conventions, pa-
rades, and athletic events.
This semester, the Color
Guard presented the Colors be-
fore the home football games;
they took part in a Veteran's
Day Retreat ceremony, and they
served as an Honor Guard for a
special Vietam Veteran's Me-
morial Service in Washington,
D. C. They display the Colors
with Pride, Integrity, and Hon-
or.
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Leigh- Anne Turcotte, David Smith- Commander, J. Michael Williamson, Jennifer Ghiton, Not Pictured: Michael Davide
Alpha Lambda Delta
Officers: Matt Yarbotough- President, Scott Parsons- Vice President, Allison Butler- Secretary, Cathy Henderson- Treasurer
ALPHA
LAMBDA
DELTA
Scholastic Honor Society for Freshmen
1992 Initiates: Alison Abril, Thomas Agostinelli, Jr, Christy Albright, Nicole Allensworth, Anc
Beaird, Sarah Blackwell, Tonya Boga, Claudia Bottino, Raymond Brown, Laura Bumagin, Allisc
Butler, Kerri Callaway, Brad Castle, Christopher Chaplin, Jereme Chapman, Rebecca Coltrin, Jasc
Cook, Amy Corhern, Michael Cox, Jessica DeGroote, Jon Dickey, Renee Dorrill, Brandi Fergusov
Jerry Frost, Charles Frye, Jr., Lucy Fullen, Laurann Garley, Sara Garriga, Joe Gibson, Stephan
Gibson, Brian Granger, Joseph Griffin, Dana Harrick, Jeff Hart, Cathy Henderson, Williai:
Henson, Emily Hicks, Amy Holder, Brandi Holliman, Wendy Hurd, Stephanie Hurst, Bria,
Jackson, Keith James, Ryan Jewell, Jennifer Jones, Stephanie Jones, Johnnie Jordan III, Jennif!
Kehoe, Amy Kellum, Jill Kincade, Ryan Lacey, Amy Lambert, Kevin Lewis, Elizabeth Lott, Rodni
Lum, Linda Mak, Robin McCarry, Virginia McGahey, William McReynolds, Manche Mitche
Shellie Mitchell, Melanie Murphy, Robert O'Gwynn, Karen O'Lenick, Brett Olson, Angela Owe
Blake Parham, Richard Parsons, Jennifer Pennington, Ashley Puckett, Dwight Reed, Mane
Replogle, Mark Riddle, William Robertson III, Myra Robinson, Robert Rogers, Krystal Rudolpi
Robyn Santucci, Heather Saum, Andrew Scott, Marcus Scott, Amy Seitz, Lacey Smith, Beverly Sne
Natalie Sorrels, Jill Stevens, Ryan Strong, Stephanie Stucky, Apryl Tabor, Terri Tabor, Christii
Tang, Michael Turner, Alena Tyre, William Walker, Stephani Ware, Christopher Wells, Matthe
Yarborough, Jacqueline Young 1991 Initiates: Jamie Adams, Bethany Ainsworth, Michelle Aki:
Jeff Allen, Robyn Anthony, Daniel Armstrong, Jenifer Bailey, Kathleen Beasley, Leslie Biddl
Christy Blasingame, Jennifer Boring, Kristen Brooks, Jillian Buckingham, Shawn Bumpers, Th
Caperton, Dorsey Carson, Jr., Beth Clayton, Kenan Clinton, Holly Clowers, Vincent Comet
Jennifer Cox, Julie Criddle, Christine Cuicchi, Kimberly Davis, Kathryn Dennis, Patricia Dill, Ki
Do, Mark Dumas, Anne Duncan, Chrisry Duncan, Gail Echols, Brian Evans, Natalie Farley, Parrii
Fortenberry, Jenifer Gibson, Elmetra Givens, Jennifer Glass, Brenda Golden, Jim Gordon, Jr., Anc
Graves, Andria Gressert, Laura Harris, Adrienne Hart, Marie Hataway, Stephen Hathcoc
Christopher Heaps, Shanda Hemphill, Lisa Henley, Jeff Henson, Tessa Hilliard, Shelli Hodge
Kevin Holland, Chad Holley, Lou Ann Hood, Lacy Horton, Steve Horton, Cyndi Howard, Camerc
Howard, Keven Howell, Karen Huff, Erin Ingram, Krisi Irwin, Tammy Jang, David Jones, Sa
Joyner, Mary Killough, Ashli King, Aubrey Knight, Chad Knight, Angela Lang, Willa LeBlan
Stephanie Lee, Erik Lessmann, Mitzi Lewers, Laurie Lochridge, Michael Mansfield, Kary Marque
Georgeen Matijevich, Rebecca McClanahan, Missy McMillin, Kenneth McNeal, Lori Meyers, Jam
Miller, Michael Milligan, Anna Minor, Lisa Mock, Tammy Newlon, Julie Noble, Janey O'Conne
Evelyn O'Hara, Betsy Palazzo, Stephen Palmer, Melanie Palmertree, Clinton Parham, Shann(
Payton, Roxanne Penton, Kristin Phillips, Steve Pigott, Heather Ray, Byron Reed, Catherine Ritte
Kathy Robinson, Lisa Robinson, Shannon Rodman, Michelle Roos, Laura Ross, Michael Rossi, Ji
Guy Seanger, Dana Samsil, Christy Sanders, Susan Scruggs, Eric Singletary, Jorg Sizemore, Dust
Smith, Kristen Smith, Michael Smith, Rebecca Smith, Stephanie Sowell, Sydney Stallings, Aman<
Stamps, Melanie Stodard, Mathew Storm, Simeon Street, Alice Thompson, Paige Tinney, Km
Toney, John Underwood, Traci Vance, Anthony Vanderford, James Vinson, Kimberly Wal
Shelley Walters, Courtney Watkins, Hope Weems, Elizabeth Welch, John White, Michael Whit
Tracy Whitehead, Sonja Williams, Tonya Williams, Tonya Williams, Charles Winfield, Michc-
Wofford, Susan Wood
Alpha Pi Mu
Those ranked in the upper
one-fifth of the junior class or the
upper one-third of the senior class
can be considered for member-
ship in Alpha Pi Mu. Alpha Pi
Mu encourages this high caliber
performance to help insure suc-
cess in the Industrial Engineering
profession. The society plays a
role in stimulating such perfor-
mance in the student's college ca-
reer, and then provides a common
ground for industrial engineering
leaders to exchange ideas and to
encourage mutual growth. It also
hopes to improve the profession
by providing experience which
will prove useful during the stu-
dent's career.
Photo by Ralph Shearer
Row 1: Ellen O'Neal- Vice President, Tina L. Juliana- President Row 2: Azlan Adnan- Initiation Chairman, Erik LaValle- Secretary, Larry G. Brown- Head
rf Dept. of Industrial Engineering, Royce Bowden- Advisor, John Rogers- Treasurer, Mike Terry- Membership Chairman
Alpha Zeta
Ron AJen
t. Wallace Kilkreas- Advisor, Mitch Leflore- Treasurer, Brian Scholl- Chronicler, Melanie Helton, Shawn Oliver- Chancellor, Phillip Perry- Censor, Elaine
oome, Julie Nabors, Allison Prewitt, Jennifer Jordan, Ryn Laster, Clayton Burnett, Michele Dubard, Steve Cantrell, Allison East, Michael Smith, Nichell
ebber, Jennifer Robinette, Marisa Smith, Kimberly Campbell, Robert Phillips, Sidney Williams, Jr., Emily Goode, Chris Richardson, Karen Sellers, Tim
ilmondson, Tim Castle, Dusty Smith, Daphne Ward, Ellen Jeffery, Justin Robbins, Tina Jones, Alan Rushing, Jeff Gaffotd, Benny Borst, Jay Allen, Garry
lompson
AZ is a national honorary fra-
ternity for men and women in
the College of Agriculture and
Home Economics. AZ members
are of a wide diversity and are
active on campus. As a com-
munity project for the 92-93
year, AZ members are using
their strong academic back-
ground to help others with their
classes through an organized
tutoring program.
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Alumni Delegates
Submitted
Row 1: Yolanda Juzang, Amanda Stamps, Wendy McCubbins, Wendy DeWolf, Michelle Mclnnis, Susan Jennings Row 2: Jeffrey Minton, Rachel Rinnan, Charlotte Bosatge, Cathy Ritter, Christy
Brumfield, Leslie Biddle, Marcia Payton, Lee Perry, Greg Smith Row 2: Jennifer Wray, Beth Cummins, Cara Davies Row 4: Libba Andrews- Advisor, Scott Guest, Bryan Leatherman, Coopei
Callaway, Luther Bouie, Mike Pepper, Jared Blalock, Scott Tanksley, Jeremy Grafton, Erik Lavalle, Kurt Shettles
The Mississippi State University Alumni Delegates are a diverse group of
talented and dedicated students. Sponsoted by the Alumni Association, Del-
egates strive diligently to promote the university's accomplishments and its
commitment to the future of higher education in Mississippi.
The delegates, recognized as leaders on campus, serve as liaisons for Mis-
sissippi State students and alumni. Delegates work to inform fellow students
about the importance of the Alumni Association to this university, in addition to
better informing alumni of the many exciting and important activities on
campus. Delegates perform such tasks as raising funds to support their various
programs, hosting alumni functions, sponsoring service projects, and increasing
alumni membership. Alumni Delgates sponsor Exam Week Survival Kits,
Alumni Open Houses, and Class Reunions, among many other programs
Alumni Delegates are exceptional men and women dedicated to the quality
education, innovative research, and outstanding opportunities that Mississippi
State is providing the state and the nation. They are a shining example to the
alumni of the dynamic student body at Mississippi State University.
UNIVERSITY
Ambassadors
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The Ambassadors of the Col-
lege of Agriculture and Home
Economics is a group of fifteen
select student representatives for
the College. The duties of the
Amabassadors are to aid in re-
cruiting, assist with alumni func-
tions, assist in departmental func-
tions, and do public relations
work for the College, the Uni-
versity, and Agriculture and
Home Economics in Mississippi.
This group visits high schools and
junior colleges during career days
and sets up information booths
for the college at various MSU
events. MSU is the second uni-
versity to establish such a group
for the College of Agriculture and
Home Economics.
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tow 1: Terence Walker Row 2: Jennifer Robinerte, Kara Allen Row 3: Susan Watkins, Steve Cantrell, Bill Lewis, Brian Baldwin Row 4: Emily Goode,
Celly Mason, Karen Sellers Row 5: Shelly West, Shawn Oliver
American Nuclear Society
ioto by Sonny Mathews
ow 1: Brett Bolan, Robert Winters- President, Mare Kleiman, Raymond Chow, Kenny Bean Row 2: Mohammed Saleem- Vice President, Albert G. Gu,
ml Koenig, Norman Kahlev, Thad Fonck, Charles Sparrow Not Pictured: Gary Boudreaux, Jon Haar, James Brooks, Dale Greer, Bill Morgan, Bill
'ilson
The American Nuclear So-
ciety is an international organ-
ization devoted to the advance-
ment of nuclear technology. It
provides an opportunity to di-
rectly influence the course of nu-
clear technology and the careers
of its members through public
information efforts, paper pres-
entations, national meeting at-
tendance, and steering group
direction.
Angel Flight
Angel Flight — Silver Wings
is a national volunteer collegiate
service organization that works
to promote Air Force ROTC,
Arnold Air Society, the United
States Air Force, Mississippi
State University, and the sur-
rounding community.
In the past Angel Flight proj-
ects have included assisting Co-
lumbus Air Force Base with the
hospitality tent at their air
show, working with the ATO
fraternity to paint the paws on
Bully Blvd., and activities with
the Palmer Home and Starkville
Manor Nursing Home.
The MS IV class are the Ca-
det Officers of the Army ROTC
Cadet Battalion. Their major
duties include planning the ac-
tivities of the Battalion in con-
junction with a full college cur-
riculum. The MS IV year
represents the culmination of
the ROTC experience and is the
first step in professional lead-
ership development. Ultimate-
ly, this class will become con-
tributing members to the
Officer Corps of the United
States Army.
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Row 1: Elizabeth Owens- Commandet, Btenda Powell- Public Affairs. Christy West- Director of Operations, Melynn Magnum- Chief of Protocol. Melarue Helton- Director of Training. Alison Abril-
Comptroller, Vicki Leonard- Informanon Management Officer Row 2: Kim Pace, Stephanie Phillips, Amy Hooks, Susan Batten, Kristin Pray, Robin Spell, Rhonda Moore Row 3: Lasca Fogle, Gayle Berts, '
Hope Weems, Simeon Street, Janet Downey Row 4: Michelle Borst, Kathy Kemp, Shannon Smith, Leigh Anne Webster, Kim Collins Row 5: Cassandra Suddoth, Andrea Harris, Monica Swift, Molly Caston, I
Conn Wynne, Carrie Permenter, Mary Frerichs Row 6: Melanie Wages, lamie Short, Larfaya Baber, Allison Wallace, Chrisri Richardson, Shayne Easrerling
Army ROTC MS IV's
Photo by Kim Palmer
Row 1: Christy Cochran, Andrew Allen, Allen McDaniel Row 2: Adam Goglia, Mark Winstead, Bill Meadows, Man Brown Row 3: Chris Lange, Barry
Busby, Kevin Lewis Not Pictured: Stephen Cook, Charles Sanders, Bill Tomlin, Floyd Crocker
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Arnold Air Society
Arnold Air Society is a na-
tional honorary professional ser-
vice organization. The Arnold
Air Society works to create a
good relationship among Air
Force officer candidates, helps
prepare future Air Force Of-
ficers and to continue the tra-
ditions and purpose of the Unit-
ed States Air Force. Through
several service projects, the Ar-
nold Air Society strives to ac-
complish these objectives.
loto by Sonny Mathews
ow 1: Colin Tucker- Commander, Britton Read, Gene Cummins- Vice Commander, Scott Sanford Row 2: Mark O'Neal, Chris Smith, Ray Harris, Mike
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Assoc, for Comp. Machinery
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f 1: Abhijit Pandey- Social Chairman, Deven Thaker- Newsletter Editor, Btett McAnulty- Vice President, Karen Burns- President. Mark Rauschkolb- Treasurer Row 2: Mong-Leng Chew, Tahir Dildar,
an Doss, Tom Rirter, George Shaju, Mounghung Kang, Hanu Rao Yelamarti, May Yee Yap, Alfred Wu, Fakhruz Zaman, Bontu Srinivas, Ramani Ramasundar Row 3: Sanjana Popat, Kalla M., Yoke-
; Tan, Vicki Leonard, Amanda Bost, Soo-Tsong Lim, Tushar Dode, Siva Korlakunta, Prasad Gudipati, Rajeev Agarwal Row 4: Brett J. L Landry, David K, Magee, Bill Ford, Carol Chen, Dongmei Wu,
^hen Cheng, I Shih, John Westerburg, Jared Heath, Eric Chen, Chandrashekar Ramanathan, Mingang Xu Row 5: Myrna Tramel, Lon Gowen, Don Dearholt, Charles Petersen, Alexander Sokolsky, Ron
hrwell. Lance Burton, Nancy Miller, Tami Nebeker, Tripp Thompson, James Dement, Wayne SmitT Not Pictured: Marlene F.vans- Secretary
The Association for Comput-
ing Machinery is an organiza-
tion for any students interested
in the computer field. The or-
ganization sponsors projects
throughout the year to help in-
form students about computers
and introduce them to comput-
er science faculty. The studnet
chapter was chartered in 1970
and currently has 120 members.
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Bacchus
Bacchus is an organization
dedicated to alcohol problem
awareness on campus. Bacchus
does not condemn students for
the use of alcohol but stresses
the importance of knowing
one's limits and not abusing the
substance. Drinkin and driving
is a major opponent of Bacchus,
and they seek to educate stu-
dents to its dangers.
Photo by Ralph Shearer
B. J. Mann- Advisor Row 1: Jamison Johnson- Vice President of Activities, Audra Shirley, Heather L. Holland- President, I
John Mark Draffen- Vice President of Communications Row 2: Lesley Livingston, Tera Quails, Amber Adams, LaShan
LaGuan, Kym Collins Not Pictured: Kris Mallard- Vice President of Finance, Tangi Anderson- Vice President of Activities,
Baptist Student Union
The Baptist Student Union
provides a spiritual supplement
to the students of the university.
BSU is sponsored and directed
by Baptists, but is open to all
MSU students.
Photo by Ralph Shearer ;
Row 1: Kim Ehridge- Intramural Chairperson, Kristie Harrick- Publicity Chairperson, Kim Lawson- Community Outreach Coordinator, Wendy McKay-
Social Chairperson, Colbey Penton- Programs/Events Coordinator, Lori Clark- Fine Arts Coordinator Row 2: Wes Bowen- President, Chris Siggins-
Discipleship, Michelle Groner- Outreach, Daniel Hyams- Missions Chairman, June C. Scoggins- Associate Directot, Brad Benton- International Director
Greg Johnston- Wotship/Study Director, Ken Watkins- Director, Susan Lee- Vice President, Brock Williams- Student Center Director
Beta Alpha Psi
hoto by Kim Palmer
low 1: Jenae Heeps, Marianne Cooper, Kristen Brooks, Kim Cuccaro, Jeannie Parham, Jennifer Ard, Kim Moody, Wendy Steuer, Donna Jones, Kathy
Curtis, Clyde Herring Row 2: Steven Aycock, Rhonda Odom, Micki Mullins, Bill Hardin, Parrish Fortenberry, Chris Robinson, Lee Moseley, Clay Collins,
aura Bernhart, Robin Cooley, PrisciUa Gardner, Reggie Hannah, Michelle Ross Row 3: Alan Hotard, Chavgney Pierce, Chad Gooshee, Len Blanton, Ali
■laraghi, Wes Chance, Steve Gaines, David Gibbs, Wendy Wood, Heather McNally, Chris Cooley
Beta Alpha Psi is an honor
society composed of Junior and
Senior accounting students.
This honorary fraternity encour-
ages and fosters the ideas of
service as a basis of the account-
ing profession. Unlike many
other honor societies, Beta Al-
pha Psi requires that its mem-
bers take an active part in chap-
ter activities.
Black Business Professionals
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j)w 1: Carl Walker- Vice President, Lawanda Hampton- Secretary, Marsha Lewers- Director of Marketing, Reggie Hannah- President Row 2: Zandra
;eman, Euronda Eichelberger, Starella Rivers, Wanda Wilson, Audra Shirley, Dr. Kathy Gilbert- Advisor, Kendralyn Crowder, Kristy Payne Row 3:
lell Hudson, Tim Carr, Donna Jones, Monique Benjamin, Trinette Jordan, Phillip Trotter, Jackie Perteet, Kim Rucker Not Pictured: Tim Williams-
asurer
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The Association of Black
Business Professionals promotes
fellowship among black stu-
dents in the fields of business
and industry. The Association
fosters a strong networking re-
lationship between black stu-
dents, corporations, and MSU
professional alumni. The group
also promotes academic
achievement by providing
turorial assistance and studey
groups.
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The Black Student Council is
the voice of black student or-
ganizations. It provides a uni-
fied atmosphere to insure that
the educational goals of the
black student body are fulfilled
here at Mississippi State Uni-
versity.
Black Student Council
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Photo by Sonny Mai n
Sheila Williams- Treasurer, Keeley McNeal- President, Westley Deshazer- Vice President, Lawanda Reese- Secretary Not Pictured: Bryin Boyki
Parliamentarian
Black Voices
Black Voices is an organi-
zation that is open to all people
who are interested in singing
contemporary gospel. Through
singing the gospel it is hoped
that the students will receive
religous awareness and spiritual
enlightment.
Photo by Ralph SJW
Sitting: Shannon Jackson- Secretary, Rebecca Selvie- Asst. Secretary, LaTonya Clay- President, Carroll Washington- Minister-of-Music, Freddy Edison- Director, Albertina Pass- Asst. Director, LaShan LaCll-
Treasuret, Jeffrey Taylor- Parliamentarian Row 1: LaSaun Fotrest, Dionne Nabors, Chandra Kirksey, Annette Blanden, Kimberly Dean, Lota Glenn, Jennifer Lowe, Sonya Btyant, Apryl Barnes, Trudy Ray, l:^
Jackson, Jacqueline Washington Row 2: Tina Home, Gwen Reynolds, Leigh Johnson, Renita Latham, Quentin Ransburg, Marcus Mays, Carl Williams. Willie Robinson, Wesdey DeShazer, Jacqueline F et,
Tywanda Egerson, Trayce Moore, Jeanerta Tankson, Daphne Sanders Row 3: Zandra Freeman, Bryant Stubbs, Christophet Taylot, Kurt Walker. Robby Stanley, Brian Dorsey. Alfred Perkins, Dominick sy.
Stephanie Green. Timothy Walket, Michael T, Shelton, Angela Rieves Not Pictured: Vicky Bonds- Vice Ptesident, Lisa Johnigan, Jeffrey Jones, Johnny Redding, Jr., Michelle Watson
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Blackfriars Drama Society
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The purpose of Blackfriars
Drama Society is to stimulate
interest and coordinate activities
in the dramatic arts at Mis-
sissippi State University.
Photo by Sonny Mathews
Kw ^V^f' HftBe1U^Brittany BiU R°W 2: Catherine SP£ck' She"y Rushl"g. Brooke Rainey, Ann EWs, Georgi Dagnall Kendra Ferrell
P^ Zrow 4eeShfWn , / JUT,Seed' ^^ WatkmS' BlUy M°°d' JaS°n Griffi"' Mark Draff- D— Gordon, LcyTuFen Molly B^
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Blue Key
Blue Key National Honor
Fraternity is regarded as one of
the highest honors that a MSU
junior or senior student can ob-
tain. The members of Blue Key
are chosen with regard to their
personal excellence in leader-
ship, character, scholarship, and
campus activities.
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Block and Bridle
Row 1: Chad Stocks- Presid
Melinda Poole- Secretary, Tii
Bryan, Brad Capps, Chad Kelly
Jennings Row 7: Derrek Elam
Photo by Mike Nich
:, Sandra Banes- Yearbook, Brad Horton- Vice President. Shane Day- Treasurer, Terry Emerson- Horse Show Chairman, Pat Larkin- Pledge Marshal, Kathy Moore- Social Chairperson Row 2: Clint Young, John Huston- Pledge Marsh
Enlow, Michelle Smith, Mary Nell Woods, Christine LeSage Row 3: Arnie Pirtman, Woody Woodson, Holly Harper, Kim Campbell, Pat Garrett, Alison Seal, Stephanie Hall Row 4: Brady Noble, Scott Wesberry, Ai Sparkman, Ch
, Tony Tolar Row 5: Kerry Gaines, Brad Banes, Mart Woods, John-Grady Taylor, Lucy Arroyo, Edie Ashley, Sharon Martin Row 6: Melissa Roberson, Heath Cannada, Reena KUgore, Karen Davis, Charlene Thomas, Julie Darden, J
, Shannon O'Reilly, Bruick Larkin, Zoe May, Laura Beth Parker, Paul Nations, Danny Leach Row 8: Nathan Brown, Shay Bailey, LeAnne Long, David Mancill, M E. Boyd, Robert TrusseU- Alumni, Christy L Byrd
The Block and Bridle Club is an organization that is dedicated to promotir
all phases of agriculture. It is open to all majors. The club sponsors events sue
as: the LiT International Livestock Show, an AQHA Horse Show, annual picnic
dances, barbeques and an annual Spring Banquet.
Bulldog Battery
The Bulldog Battery is the
Army ROTC organization that
fires a ceremonial 75 mm How-
itzer at special events. These
events include the Patriotic
show at halftime during Home-
coming and Army ROTC Re-
treats. Special classes are given
to heighten artillery awareness.
Photo by Kim Palmer
Row 1: Christy Cochran, MSG Gary D. Davidson, Bruce Smith, Floyd Crocker, Andrew Allen, Mark Allen, Ron Upton Row 2: Brian Bennett, Christopher
Lange, Dyanira Burton, Matt Gill
Bulldog Hostesses
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low 1: Gwen Reynolds- Judical Chairperson, Connie Shannon, Bridgette McCorvey, Kim Wright, Lori Lantz, Polly Luter, Melissa West, Shannon Holly Row 2: Lisa White, Tish Makamson, Shannon
-odman, Jackie Lowe, Stacie Miles, Anna Minor, Rebecca Reed, Stephanie Thomas, Sherry Meyers, Soma Drake Row 3: Yulanda Starling, Shanatel Fields, Jeanetta Tankson, Kelli SeweU, Kathryn Poe, Aimee
-alais, Jennifer Sweitzer, Becky Coltnn, Camille Scales, Jacki Young, Emily Lindsey, Sherrodd Dalrymple Row 5: Erna Rhodman- President, Patri Armstrong- Graduate Assistant, Kanlynn Elliot- Vice
resident Not Pictured: Rebecca Wood, Jennifer Lowe, Samantha Patterson
The Bulldog Hostesses is a
service organization at MSU.
The students recruit athletes
from the MSU athletic depart-
ment.
Campus Activities Board
Photo by Mike Bedgoc
Division Heads: Row 1: Anna Minor- Short Courses, Lynn Henderson- Special Events, Dustin Smith- Student Director, Clare Kaplan- Public Relation
Row 2: Christopher Boyd- Recreation, Aaron Barnett- Film/Video, Kevin Archer- Lectern, Brian Gordon- Entertainment, Thaddeus B. Fonck- PubL
Relations Not Pictured: Beverly Reese- Travel, Claus Grassel- Fashion Board
CAB Executive Council
Chris Williams- Assistant Programming Specialist, Kim Maddox- Program Director, Dustin Smith- Student Director
f Film and Video
Row 1: Leah Langley, Suzanne Clark, Carrie Russell,
Laurie Leder, Jennipher Carr Row 2: Nikki Huggins,
Amy Rhines, Marrion Mills, Haley Darnell Row 3: Alex
Greer, Heath Bush, Jason Gray, Matt Yarborough Row
4: Aaron Barnett- Division Head, Andrew Reese Not
Pictured: Angie Clark, Kevin Hopkins, LeAnne Mc-
Gahey, Brent Sheppard, Wendy Staton, Tonya Wells
Lectern
Row 1: Guy Bowering, Sandra Lawty, Nichell Webber,
Rob Ivy Row 2: Penny Leech, Stevan Black, Kevin
Archer, Wade Overstreet, Betsy Breazeale, Claire Jacobs
Row 3: Jessica DeGroote, Simone Tullos, Susanne Allen,
Daniel Butler, Ryan Van Buren, Steven Browning
Public Relations
Row 1: Clare Kaplan- Division Head, Brittany Bill,
Brooke Vance, Jennifer Hoff, Karie Craven, Toshi Sethi,
Thaddeus B. Fonck- Division Head Row 2: Jennifer
Keene, Jill Turner, Cory Knight, Ginger Blacklidge, Erin
Remerow, Julie Fulcher Row 3: Courtney Respess, Jill
Turner, Dees Smith-Vaniz, Jennifer Felder, Tammi Mat-
tel, Jennifer Inmon Row 5: Charlie Douglas, Shannon
Goldsworthy, Jason Thomas, Russell Connelly, Arnold
Luciano, Scott Tanksley
Entertainment
Row 1: Kerri Callaway, Elizabeth Penny, Tina Houston,
Dana Franke, Cynthia Goza, Rhodesia Myles, Shayne
Easterling, Shawna Bennett, Polly Thomason Row 2: Ben
Patin, Brian Gordon- Division Head, Chuck Hodum,
Dwight McComb, Crystal Medders, Shelli Reid, Andrea
Hatings, Michelle Fancher, Cary Watkins, Morrise John-
son, Chase Wilkinson Not Pictured: Whit Hollomon,
Melinda Poole, Heather White, Apryl Tabor Not Pic-
tured: Whit Hollomon, Melinda Poole, Heather White,
Apryl Tabor
Recreation
Short Courses
Photo by Mike Nichols
Row 1: Kathy Kemp, Lisa Henley, Krissy Pazian, Lecrisha Nail, Laura Nicholas, Michel
Crane, Latasha Wilson Row 2: Christopher Boyd- Division Head, Trace Scrivner, Chris-
topher Basic, Stuart Phillips, Kevin Kuhns, Todd Rowell, Will Walker, Greg Kendrick Not
Pictured: Brian Helton, Jeffrye Bjornson
Photo by Sonny Mather
Row 1: Kristina May, Leticia Causey, Kristen Lipscomb, Sheri Stewart Row 2: Christ
Sanders, Stacie Miles, Stacy Burgess, Anna Minor, Leslie Collins, Stephanie Stucky Row :,
Hank Howell, Tracy Martin, Karla Mclnnis, Rachael Benton, Martha Ewing, Rent
Mitchell, Becky Redding, Christine Cuicchi, Edward Copeland, Teresa Gladney
Special Events
Travel
Photo by Mike Nichols
Row 1: Ginny Dees, Janet L. Branch, Tiffany Mae Melton, Cam Flowers, Amy Dobbs,
Kristin Smith Row 2: Bela Nagy, Russ Rinehart, Paul Shook, Christy Smith, Stephanie
Craft, Lynn Henderson- Division Head Row 3: Jeff Hart, Sakia Grassel, Chuck Baket,
Monica Belvin, Melanie Stodard, Brandi Ferguson, Nicole Smith
Photo by Mikel |0«
Row 1: Heather Ray, Jenny Burger, Angel Moore, Allison Hamff, Beverly Reese, Susan Ion
Stephanie Jones, Mary Hill Randall Row 2: Shelley Kenney, Jennifer Winstead, Galaghejeff
Clay Marble, John Walker, Joel Easley, William Mays Not Pictured: Jennie Randle, thj
Ritter, Sherry Dye, Cris Bryan, Erik Lavalle, Kathleen Richardson, Heather Watson, arj
Morrison, Scott Sinn, Tanya Morgan, Lanay Mixon, Michelle Hardy
Cardinal Key
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Photo by Sonny Mathews
Row 1: Beth Clayton, Vickie Smith, Michelle Newsom- Treasurer, Claire Jacobs- Secretary, Cameron Meeks- Vice President, Jennifer Hawks- President,
Crystel Eatman, Amy Brown Row 2: Amy Sampson, Susan Scruggs, Kristin Phillips, Candee Mosley, Lou Ann Hood, Krisin Flautt, Allison East, Rebecca
Dollar, Rebecca Burger, Shannon Rodman
Cardinal Key National Hon-
or Society is an organization for
students of at least junior status
in American colleges and uni-
versities who are leaders in the
college community and who are
deemed potential leaders in the
future. The society aims to hon-
or these, inspire leadership in
others, and utilize leadership ca-
pabilities in an active program
of service. The purposes of Car-
dinal Key are to recognize
achievement in scholarship and
extacurricular activities; to ad-
vance personal growth, patriot-
ism, and service; and to develop
worthy character by application
of the cardinal values of living.
Catholic Student Association
Photo by Ralph Shearer
Row 1: Jeanine Mott, Christy Cranson, David Burt, Bridget McPherson, Matt Burt, Ginny Cochran, Chuck Donlin Row 2: Ara Vuncannon, Kyle Gordon,
David Wedding, Jodi, Adrienne Brady, Kim Couch, Michelle Craft, Cecilia Gartman, Jane Bell Row 3: Mark McDaniel, Cathy Dunning, Terry Boehme,
lanet Downey, Mark Thompson, Alan Hotard, Lora Nelson, Tanya Mire, Cathy Crowe Row 4: J. Donnaway, Robin Zich, Bubba Mahne, Michael Higgins,
Dave Marine Row 5: Tony Boudreaux, Paul Morgan, Steve Owens
The Catholic Student Associa-
tion has dinner and programs every
Tuesday night. On Sundays the or-
ganization meets at their local
church. To become a member you
can just come and participate, or if
you are catholic you are a member.
This organization offers service op-
portunity and are currently working
for the Sally K. Winters Memorial
Children Home which helps chil-
dren from abused families. The
CSA worked with Habitat for Hu-
manity last year and are currently
working with them. There are cur-
rendy about sixty active members
that meet of about 1300 catholics
on campus.
Cheerleaders
The cheerleaders are the spir-
it leaders of all MSU athletic
events and pep rallies. They en-
courage the student body to get
involved in the events. The
squad consists of five males, five
females, mike man, and a bull-
dog mascot.
Circle K International is the
world's largest collegiate organ-
ization dedicated to service and
leadership development. CKI,
founded in 1933 as a fraternity at
Washington State College, is now
a world-wide co-ed organization
through which srudents find a
means of responsible student ac-
tion in the community and a
more active involvement on cam-
pus. MSU CKI participates in
various projects which include
visiting with Starkville Manor
nursing home residents, raising
funds for Thanksgiving dinners
for needy families, and other ser-
vice-oriented activities. CKI is
the total college experience!
Photo by Mike Bedgooc
Row 1: Billy Pope, Doug Hammond, Kelley Dowdy, Milicent Kuhn, Missy Minson, Jennifer Knipper, Rina Roberson, Mary Carolyn Ikerd, Rhonda
Wallace, Terri Riels, Melissa Dunaway, Terry Fisher Row 2: Deanne Mason, Britt Tolar, Avery Edmonson, Heath Gibson, Deeg Snyder, Chris Miciello
Jeremy Kilpatrick, Kelly Jones, Jimmy Redus, Eric Huggins, Curtis Pitts Bully: David Longstreet
Circle K International
Photo by Sonny Mather
Row 1: Eric Combs- Lieutenant Governor, Monique Benjamin- Projects/Programs Chairperson, Andrea Evans, Linda Mak- Treasurer, Mandy Nichols-
President, Kevin Lewis- Vice President, Thao Mai- Secretary, Kim Riles Row 2: Zena Riles- Publicity Chairperson, Tiffany McDuff, Sheletha Brook;
Demetress Lovett, Carolyn Hodge, Teenena Williams, Brenda Williams, Wanda Wilson, Valara Sample, Melinda Williams, Ann Chappell Row 3: Tir
Royer, Joey Hayles- Fundraising Chairperson, Brian Ragazzi, Chris Campolmi- Assistant Secretary, Dave Webb, Tom Meier, Darrell Smock
College Republicans
Photo by Sonny Mathews
Row 1: Shannon Goldsworthy- Secretary, Bess Combs- Publicity Chairperson, Leigh Coleman- Membership Chairperson, Amy Barber- Social Chairperson,
Melissa Brown- Treasurer Row 2: Barry Johnson- Activities Chairman, Steve Pigott- Past Chairman, Galagher Jeff- Chairman, Chris Lamb- Executive
Director, Cary Watkins- Vice Chairman Not Pictured: Alison Abril- Director of Activities
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The College Republicans are
a diverse group of students uni-
fied together for the cause of the
National Republican Party. The
College Republicans are the col-
legiate link to the national par-
ty. They help bring Republican
speakers to the campus and also
aid in elections.
Dairy Science Club
The Dairy Science Club is an
organization that promotes the
interaction between interested
students and the dairy industry.
The club is a place for lead-
ership, fellowship, and team-
work. Membership has led to
recomendations to future em-
ployers and honorary organiza-
tions. Through the club, stu-
dents can participate in the
American Dairy Science Asso-
ciation which can lead to other
opportunities to go to the re-
gional and national meeting of
the ADSA.
"hoto by Mike Nichols
tow 1: Janet Genusa, Lori Cotton, Tawee Keawkhong Row 2: Dr. John Fugay, Dennis Clark-
■eymour, Patrick Poindexter
President, Phillip Perry- Secretary/ Treasurer, Rodney
Diamond Girls
Photo by Ralph Sh r
Row 1: Leticia Causey, Wendy Hurd, Adrienne Stewart, Candee Mosley, Piper Dawson, Aimee Goralczyk, Genna Broussard, Mary Carolyn Ikerd, Julie Jackson, Michele Moore Row 2: Laura Moore, K I
Parent, Molly Payne, Jennifer Rogers, Cyndi Howard- Captain, Tara Barr, Angel Whatley, Camille Williams- Co Captain, Allison Coke, Stacy Bail
The Diamond Girls are chosen to assist the MSU baseball team. The girls act;
hostesses, recruiters, batgirls, and ground crew. The Diamond Girls promote gc 1
relations between the baseball team, students, alumni, and the fans.
MtetetooiState
1 1 UNIVERSITY
Elder Statesmen
by Sonny Matthews
: Row:Buddy McRae, Jeffrey Minton, Bryan D. Leatherman, Kurt L. Krausse, Johnny Corbin, John Rush, Kevin Couch, Burke Hendrix, GaJagher Jeff,
Hughey, Kevin Green, John D. Dumas, Justin Robbins Second Row: Cooper Cailaway, Willie Abraham, Rob Laher, Jared Blalock, John Stratton, Jim
ony, Jim Gordon, Scott Guest, Gray Bennett, Jeremy Grafton, Jim Brown, Hal Clark, Jay Murphy, Blair Morgan
Elder Statesman is an hon-
orary organization. The upper-
classmen students are invited to
participate in this organization
based on their outstanding lead-
ership abilities and service to
MSU.
Fashion Focus
Fashion Focus is an organ-
ization of college men and
women who seek to promote
fashion awareness through a va-
riety of programs and activities.
Guest speakers present topics of
interest to students, such as vi-
sual merchandising, designing,
buying, and clothing practices
from other countries.
During 1992-93, some Fash-
ion Focus members worked at
the Atlanta Apparel Man in At-
lanta, Georgia and traveled
abroad to Italy for a study tour.
Dana Cupit- Secretary, Michael Hoots- President, Kellie Byrd- Vice President, Jennifer Gilley- Second Vice President, Kristi Frey- Treasurer
Engineering Student Council
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Row 1: Troy Srurdivant, Jeff Cook- President, Stephanie McKnight, Sarah Mooney Row 2:Suzanna Farrell, Jennifer Yu, Chad Howell, Lori Parkman, Lee Yee Yap, Carva Latino,
Jordan Row 3: Robert Dowsing, Robby Miller, Jimmy Smith, Carol Breland, Denise Peterson, Sharon Broome, Sally Wong, Lisa Robinson Row 4: Jason Pyatt, Lance Richards,
Lopez, Eric Sculthorpe, Mike Draper Row 5: Fred Tyner, Mike Nosser, David Schmidt, Lee Greer, Jonathan Hughes, Uoyd Reaves
Photo by Sonny Mathews
Brant McGill, Crystal
Van Wurm, Candidc
Mississippi State University
The Engineering Student Council has been established since 1972. Our mair
objectives are to (1) encourage cooperation among engineering students, (2) aci
as a liasion between the students and faculty (3)to promote professiona
awareness and growth. The ESC acheives these goals through a variety 01
activities such as the New Technology Expo, Engineer's Week, and otheil
services for the engineering schools as a whole.
Foreign Language Clubs
'hoto by Sonny Mathews
low 1: Tina Poindexter- French Pres. , Dr. Jack Jordan, Carol Meeks, Steve Wampler Row 2: Aunee Lee, Jennifer Riley- Spanish Vice Pres., Andrea Lane- German Pres., Partie Teague- Spanish Pres., Beth
iarnson, Phillip Zinke- German Vice Pres. Row 3: Jennifer Bailey, Sonia Kopyto, Lyn Palmer, Dr. Pauline Pearson -Stamps- French Advisor, Kimberly Keys, Virginia Bianey- German Advisor Row 4: Sean
.estrade, Patricia Lestrade- Spanish Advisor, Helen Sharp- Spanish Advisor Row 5: Erin Lestrade, Kathy Butler, Dr Ben Bianey, Eric Culpepper Row 6: Dr J, Patrick Lestrade, Kent Lewis
ississMState
II UNIVERSITY
A student at Mississippi
State may be a member of one
or more foreign language clubs:
French, German, Japanese,
Russian or Spanish. The pur-
pose of these clubs is to use the
foreign language in an informal
setting and to promote the ap-
preciation of the cultures where
the various languages are spo-
ken.
MSU Forestry Club
'hoto by Sonny Mathews
tow 1: Becky Ray, Steve Burlow, Brent Powell, Terry Latham, Tom Christopher, Tonya Cooner Row 2: Gina Streit, Phillip Roland, Mark Dale, Clay
"nomas, Chris Tillotson Row 3: Dr. Bob Karr, Greg Freeman,, Larry Aycock, Jonathan Lowery, Heath Eckert, Jim Barnes, Mark Moore, Don Hodges-
idvisor, Al Alexander, Jim Thomas
The purpose of the Missis-
sippi State Forestry Club is to
provide students with informa-
tion pertaining to the School of
Forest Resources. Throughout
the club its leaders hope to pro-
mote a sense of fellowship. The
club attends an annual conclave.
The conclave is a technical and
physical competition between
the thirteen southern forestry
schools.
The Collegiate Future Farm-
ers of America is a club ded-
icated to promoting agriculture.
The club is open to all majors
although it is mostly comprised
of Agricultural, Extension Ed-
ucation, and Agricommunica-
tion majors. The FFA achieves
its goals through fund raising,
leadership conferences, and
committee work.
The Gamma Beta Phi So-
ciety is an honorary organization
that provides an atmosphere of
high ideals and worthy char-
acter to those of high academic
standing. Entrance into this so-
ciety is limited to 20 percent of
the student body according to
their quality point average. The
students must remain in the top
30 percent and be actively in-
volved in the society to be a
member. The organization is in-
volved in service projects to im-
prove upon education.
Future Farmers of America
Photo by Sonny Mathews
Row 1: Todd Collins- Sentinel, Mary L. Jones- Treasurer, Jeff McKinney- Secretai_ Rusty Rudand- President, Bill Tomlin- Vice President, Elaine Broome- j
Reporter, Steve Cantrell- Student Advisor Row 2: Dr. Jacquelyn Deeds- Advisor, Lee Smith, John-Grady Taylor, Bart Bevill, Shawn Oliver, Jasper S. Lee
Gamma Beta Phi Society
Photo by Ron Allen
Holmes Peer Counselors
MMpplStaie
II UNIVERSITY
The Peer Counselors of the
Holmes Center for Cultural Di-
versity are upperclassmen who
advise incoming freshmen. The
counselors help to insure a
smooth transition from high
school to college. Counselors re-
fer students to other resources
on campus including the coun-
seling center and the learning
center. The Peer Counselors also
act as big brothers and sisters to
their counselees. Many student
build personal relationships
with their counselors.
by Sonny Mathews
i Williams, Brenda Golden, Eric Garner, Tonya Boga, Toby Richardson, Edward Evans, Robert Hamer, Bonita Fields, Nina Perkins, Cassandra Mitchell,
lell Webber, Donald Howard- Advisor
Horticulture Club
The Mississippi State University
Horticulture Club is an organiza-
tion comprised of about 25 mem-
bers who are majoring in some form
of horticulture and others who are
interested in plant materials and
their growth. These students spend
their school year attending meet-
ings relating to their major and
raising money for Southern Region
and National Conventions by fund
raisers such as a Fall perennial sale,
the annual Homecoming corsage
sale, Spring bedding plant sale and
a variety of other projects. Local
activities involve the Adopt-A-
Highway program and the Oktib-
beha County Hospital Beautifica-
tion Committee.
by Sonny Mathews
' 1: Laura Tate, Lori
> Tate, Fred Bachner,
Carricy, Julia Ruggles, Brenda Grady, Julia Lamb- President, Christina Knox, April Smith Row 2: Karl Gercens, Johnathon Carr,
Nathan Knox, Wendell Miller- Greenhouse Manager, Garry Thompson Row 3: Lester Estes- Advisor, Reed Walters
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IEEE
The Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
was founded 1884 with Alex-
ander Graham Bell and Thomas
Edison among its charter mem-
bers. From that early beginning,
IEEE has grown and evolved
until today it has over 300,000
members around the globe
making it the largest technical
professional engineering society
in the world.
Membership in the Institute
of Industrial Engineers gives
you the opportunity to practice
leadership skills. It shows you
are well-rounded, a go-getter,
and committed to your career
choice. HE Membership also
provides you with information,
educational opportunities, and
the chance to meet and talk
with practicing industrial engi-
neers in a wide variety of in-
dustries and areas of practice.
P <Vo A
Photo by Mike Nils
Row 1: Jeff Skinner- Vice Chair, Ganesh Narayanaswamy, Jennifer Qing Yu, David Stuart, Paul Jones Jr., Shane Crowe, Ahmad Haque- Treasurer, "ill
Curlin- Chairman Row 2: Brian Evans- Secretary, Julious D. Whitworth, Kevin Heering, S. Lee Goudelock, Dallas Ledlow, David Temple, Keith F. Con;|
Pat Donohoe- Faculty Advisor, Nicolas Younan
HE
Phoro by Ralph Sh;i
Row l:Denise Peterson- Secretary, Rodney Rogers- Treasurer, Tina Juliana- Chapter Development Chairman, Ellen O'Neal- President Row 2: Mike Te!,
Margaret Gibson, Telesha Sherman, Ken Smith, Veronica Skinner, Karen Hewlette, Bobby Jenkins, Azlan Adnan Row 3: John Rogers, Erik LaValle, Sj P
McCormick, Lamar Blalock, Daniel Page, Anthony Sloan, Larry Brown Not pictured: Lance Monroe- Vice President
International Students
by Kun Palmer
I 1: Ahmad Al-Muhmoud- Vice President, Alex Foo- Treasurer, Lakshmi G. Kothaneth, Sidney Williams, Jr.- President, Zamir Hussain, Rukhsana Asghar
r 2: Magdelis ViLlarroel, Roberto Puon, Baxter Upimdi, Hamis H. Mtwaenzi, Wilson B. Sikhondze, Khalid Faroov Row 3: Grace Bolfrey, Issa Djire, Soo-
g Lim, Ming Wang, Mingang Xu, Fun-Ya Loo, Xiaodong Zhao Row 4: Rose- Anne Mohammed, J. Wieh Wilson, Godfrey Paul Chingoma, Obadiah M.
:, Dorgelis Villarroel, Zhengyi Zhou, Qadir Baloch Row 5: Geza Angela Gely, Tzu-hua Lin, Gituro Wainaina, Atipparut Garnjanasoowlin, Haiquan Zhu
IssMpplState
T lUMVERSlTY
The International Students
provide Mississippi State Uni-
versity and the community of
Starkville with diversity. The
club hopes to heighten one's
awareness of the international
students and faculty at MSU.
They provide an opportunity for
the rest of the community to
experience their diverse back-
grounds.
Kappa Delta Pi
The honorary society of Kap-
pa Delta Pi is for graduate and
undergraduate students who
meet the qualifications estab-
lished by the national consti-
tution of Kappa Delta Pi. The
organization promotes human-
ity and a search for truth to
serve society.
by Sonny Mathews
' 1: Bruff Sanders- Treasurer, Honey Jones- President, Dr. Vince McGrath- Co-Counselor Row 2: Robin Ramsey- Secretary, Dr. Lucinda Rose- Counselor,
i Stewart- Vice President Not Pictured: Kim Krankey- Historian
IRHC Executive Council
The Inter-Residence Hall
Council, which was formed in
1964, is MSU's second largest
student organization. The main
purpose of the IRHC is to pro-
vide services for the residence
hall students. The IRHC co-
ordinates hall council funtions
and acts as a voice for the res-
idents to administration. Any-
one currently living in a res-
idence hall is a member and is
entided to all services and rights
of the IRHC.
Photo by Sonny Mathew
Ed Grandpre'- Advisor, Mechelle Green- Treasurer, Leslie McAuley- Public Relations, Julie Ingram- National Communications Coordinator (NCC), Rachae!
Benton- President, Holly Parris- Student Activities Coordinator, Randolph Burnside- Vice President
The IRHC President's Coun-
cil consists of the elected pres-
idents of each residence hall and
serves as the legislative body of
the IRHC.
IRHC President's Council
Row 1: Brenda Devaud, Bernice Stewart, Courtney April Smith, Khristi Wickersham,
Wicker, Bryan Nesbit, Andrew Worgo IV, Dewayne Warren
Holli Miles Row 2: Dale J. Thompson, Johnny
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Lambda Sigma
Lambda Sigma is an hon-
orary society open to soph-
omore students of Mississip-
pi State University with a
QPA of at least a 3.0 or
higher and be in the top 35
percent of their freshman
class. It promotes leader-
ship, fellowship, and scho-
lastic performance. Lambda
Sigma is involved in various
service projects to benefit
the university and commu-
nity.
?hoto by Sonny Mathews
Terri Tabor- Reporter, Brad Rigby- Treasurer, Lacey Smith- Secretary, Rob Reynolds- Vice President, Chuck Frye- President, Susan Ammon- Advisor
M-Club
^hoto by Sonny Mathews
Nancy Goodall, April Ecke, Benny Goza, Byron McCall, Tonia Williams, Donna S. Brown, Anita Harrington, Tammy Newlon, Mike White, Trey Newlon-
Wce President, Mike White- President, Trey Hamby- Sergeant-at-Arms, Amy Penrose- Secretary, Randall Taylor- Treasurer, Matt Reese, Cathy Clark, Tara
3arr, Melissa Rice, Nicolle Carter, Dawn Hollar, Curt Clanton, Juan Long, Lavell Everett, Michael Montgomery, Ann Sanders, Derek Derryhill, David
^Jesbit, Edward Williams, Daniel Boyd, Joel Kennedy, Jason Streetman, Ricky Smith, Cathy Henderson, Tiffany Schneider, Todd Jordan, Amy Gray,
Tommy Morrell
The M-Club is a club to pro-
mote a fellowship with the ath-
letes of MSU. The club is a
liason between the administra-
tion and the athletes. The M-
Club is a club that insures good
sportsmanship and is followed
within the athletic department.
The club sponsors an annual
"M" Club Weekend banquet
each spring to promote its ideals
to its members, alumni, and
friends.
The MSU affiliate of the
Mississippi Association of Chil-
dren Under Six is for all persons
concerned about the care and
education of young children.
MSU MACUS encourages the
development of the teacher ed-
ucation student as a professional
worker with young children.
Mississippi State Communi-
cators gives you an opportunity
to learn more about the com-
munication field and allows you
to meet professionals who can
give you great tips on how to be
a successful public relations di-
rector, journalist, broadcaster,
etc. MISSCOM will help you
become better prepared for the
job market.
MACUS
Photo by Sonny Mathewj
Row 1: Esther Howard- Faculty Advisor, Maria White- Service Chairman, Michele Kenny- Membership Chairman, Amy Barber- Social Chairman, Leigl
Coleman- Social Chairman, Alicia Kennedy, Deborah A. Hughes- Vice President Row 2: Leigh Ann Woodall, Ann Chappell, Stephanie Phillips, Lou Allan-
Publicity Chairman, Melinda Sneed, Jennifer Morgan, Rena Booker Row 3: Stephanie Castelli, Tery Larabee, Heather Kelly, Theresa Otto, Sandra Channell
Brigitte Bethany, Kathy Collier
MISSCOM
Photo by Kim Pain >
Row 1: Claire Jacobs, Suzie Griffin, Lisa Heavener, Sally Hunt, Kristin Haynes, Alison Banks Row 2: Alison Simmons, Julie Bullock, Jennifer Felder, Ke
Ray, Kendra Banks, Lori Ann Meyers Row 3: Jason Cother, Brian Hawkins, Pam Moorino, Sherry McDonald, Melinda Martello, Dees Smith-Vaniz, Bru
Puckett
MSU Matchmates
Submitted
Row 1: Julia Lamb, Tonya Wells, Shannon Williams, J. T. Galloway, Jen Wilson, Connie McCarva, LeAnne McGahey Row 2: Meg Hargrove, Sandy Scholl, Grace Lort, Amy Braswell, Amanda Ray,
Kristie Easom, Andrea Hastings, Ruthie Drake, Jane Clayton, Holly Hammett Not Pictured: Dana Franke, Billie Jo White
The Mississippi State University Matchmates was organized in 1980. De-
signed to promote the MSU tennis program, Matchmates was one of the first
organizations of its kind among the Souteastern Conference member institutions.
The Matchmates have various duties which include scoring home matches,
assisting players during the matches, working with the tennis boosters, working
the concession stand, and publicizing the tennis team. Also, each matchmate is
assigned a racquet buddy. A racquet buddy is a tennis player for whom the
matchmate does something special.
Each new member of Matchmates is chosen by the Matchmate's advisor, a
team representative, and the President of Matchmates. Each member is chosen
based on their congeniality, appearance, and abilities.
" A Pmitira Approach For Air
The MSU education majors
met in November, 1992 to or-
ganize the Mississippi Profes-
sional Educators (MPE) Student
Association. The Association
believes that students should be
the primary focus of education
and educators. Teaching is a
profession and its goals are best
achieved through planning and
communication. The goal of
MPE is to make the Mississippi
educational system better for
students and educators.
Mortar Board is a service or-
ganization that contributes to
the community and college.
Members of this organization
must be at least juniors within
the upper 35 percent of their
class, and members must show
leadership qualities. Mortar
Board encourages leadership,
scholarship, and service to the
community.
Miss. Professional Educators
Photo by Mark k
Row 1: Deborah Hughes- President, Lisa Spencer- President, Karen Watkins, Katie Strickland, Reba Ramsey, Julie Noble, Jennifer Morgan, Stephar
Webb Row 2: Carol Rowe, Julie Pair- Treasurer, Selena Jolley- Vice President, Alicia Kennedy, Jana Roby, Janet Chism, Angela Prater Row 4: Dr. Sus
Franks, Shelly Evetts, Erna Rhodman, Sonya Vassar Row 3: Meka Marion, Melinda Sneed- Publicity, Kameron Whatley, Debbie Potter, Lynn Jones, Lo
Pruitt, Sharon Merritt- Historian, Janice Williams- Secretary, Leigh Barnett, Robyn Anthony, Tina Mayhall, Susan Chism, Mossy Seawright
Mortar Board
Photo by Ralph Sh I
Row 1: Jeremy Grafton- Historian, Lynn Jones- Secretary, Chad Holley- Vice President, Lisa Morici- President, John David Wicker- Treasurer, Bryan .
Leatherman- Elections Chairman Row 2: Candee Mosley, Lainie Tubertini, Denton Farr, Dorsey Carson, Amy Marquez, Cathy Goforth, Sydndey Srallir ,
Kevin Green, Aimee Calais, Raymond Orgler Row 3: Billy Kirkparrick, Candido Lopez, Denise McDonald, Shawn Oliver, Leslie Zacharias, Steve Pig .
Brad Dye, John Jenkins, Kevin Holland
Music Maker Productions
Photo by Mark May
Row 1: Bruce Vandevender- Advisor, Byron Rynes, Shannon Millican- Artist Relations Chair Row 2: Anne Davis, Yancy Butler, Allison Hart, Tonya Cooner Row 3: Angie Justice, Jenny Burger,
Shelley Tonkel, Shelley Kenney, Meegan Taylor- Publicity Chair Row 4: Michael Bloesch- Assistant Student Director, Allen Foreman- Ticket Chair, Sammy Wallace- Student Director, Russ Carothers,
Niki Dorizas
Music Maker Productions was originally formed as the Student Association
Social Committee. Although still a part of the SA, the name was changed in
1977 to create a more professional image. Today the name, Music Maker
Productions, speaks for itself throughout the concert industry. Music Makers
has the reputation of being one of the most professional student organized
concert committees among universities nationwide.
uctv
NAIT
The National Association of
Industrial Technology is a stu-
dent support group fot indus-
trial technology. It enables the
student to share a clear under-
standing of what industrial
technology is. The association
provides its members with in-
formation and tools to learn
what industrial technology will
be in the future.
ississipplState
TiLMVERSITY
The National Society of Black
Engineers is the largest profes-
sional student-run organizations
in the nation. It is dedicated to
the recruitment, retention and
successful graduation of black and
other underrepresented enthnic
groups in the technical sciences
and engineering. Nonetheless,
NSBE is a culturally diverse or-
ganization which focuses on ac-
ademic excellence, pursuit of ad-
vanced degrees, and professional
and leadership development. All
classifications and technical ma-
jors are eligible for membership.
There are presently seventy mem-
bers at MSU.
Photo by Sonny Mathe
Row 1: Mike Hayden- Sponsor, Craig Cook- Secretary, Richie Passmore, Jake Spears, Melanie Lucus, Ara Vuncannon, Ed South, Thorn Johnson- Presider
Tim Chase, Chip Bailey- Faculty Advisor Row 2: James Allen, Ed Fletcher, Al Waltman, Charless Story, Jeff Knight, Cam Proctor, Ronnie Betts, Jeff Finer
Treasurer, Thomas Langford Row 3: Tim Cole, Garvin Deshler, Mala Torrence, David VanPelt, Mark Welch, Nathan Vanderford, Shawn Williams Row
Joey Hall, Darrell Mitchell, Carlton Sledge Not Pictured: Kelvin Doss, Shane McCullough, Ambro Martin, Jimmy Brewer- Vice President, Eric Huggi
Nat. Soc. of Black Engineers
Photo by Kim Pair
Row 1: Terrence Griffin- President Row 2: Varrian Hall- Vice President, Elmetra Givens- Academic Chairperson, Sherice McElroy- PCI Chairpen ,
Katina Reece, Teresa Houston, Vernell McDonald Row 3: Allan Kennedy, Ludwig Goon - Parliamentarian, Eldric Jefferson, Angela Wright
Omega Chi Epsilon
Photo by Sonny Mathews
Row 1: Leslie Allen, Mary Caraway, Rodney King, Todd Hoff, Chad Howell Row 2: Randy Swindle, Stuart Everett, Van Wurm, Anthony Robinson
Omicron Delta Kappa
Omega Chi
tional chemical
ciety. Its mem
the top twenty
Senior students
ceptional skills
gineering.
Epsilon is a na-
engineeting so-
bers are among
-five Junior and
who display ex-
in chemical en-
Omicron Delta Kappa is a
leadership honorary society that
is open to outstanding Juniors
and Seniors. ODK encourages
leadership, involvement in the
community, and scholarship.
These qualities are the basis for
membership selection that help
make the complete stu-
dent/person.
Photo by Ralph Shearer
Row 1: Galagher Jeff- Vice President, Jeremy Grafton- Secretary /Treasurer, Amy Marquez- President, Dr. Tom Carskadon- Faculty Advisor Row 2: Kevin
Holland, Alicia Long, Billy Kirkpatrick, Steve Pigott, Meg Montgomery, John Jenkins, Charles L. Stewart
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Orientation Leaders
Submitted
Row 1: Nikki Young, Kim Ethridge, Michelle Crane, Colbey Penton, Leslie Bethea, Lainie Tubertini Row 2: Jan Laws, Evelyn Rushing, Angela Aston, Kristin Flautt, Audra Shitley, Melinda Martello
Row 3: Jimmy Abraham, Jay Allen, Lin Ray, Mike Pepper, Robert Byrd, Greg Johnston, Rob Laher, John Rush
Orientation leaders are chosen each year to guide and advise the incoming
freshmen during an orientation in the summer. Orientation is offered three times
over the course of the summer. Leaders are chosen based on their involvement at
MSU, their leadership abilities, and their warm personalities during and
interview process. The students must be willing to stay at MSU during the
summer to prepare for the freshmen.
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MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY
PCF/Quest
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.ow 1: Brian Young, Heidi R. Milner, Robert McWilliams, Susie Atkinson, David Jensen, Carole McWilliams, Andrew Allen Row 2: Lee Coggin, Abdel
larzook, Melissa Knight, Mark Allen, Stacy Gosset
PGM Club
hoto by Mike Nichols
-ow I: Bruce Rainwater- President, Tom Hammond- Social Chairman, Jennifer Brown- Scoreboard Chairman, Tim O'Connor- Tournament Director, Jeffrey Knowlton- Secretary /Treasurer Row 2: Joshua
ontag, Spencer Chaplin, Joe Assell, Joe Kruse, Robert Foxworth, Brian Nelson, Adam Smith, Casey Mackey Row 3: Chad Cockerham, Virgil Herring, Eric Felty, Duncan Millar, Emmit Smith, Thomasa
dinger, Damon Smith Row 4: Tom Koenig, Todd Lawrence, Scott Michels, Doug Oubre, Andy Schweitzer Row 5: Scott Maynard- Advisor, Monte Walder, Chris Dyer, Gard Gardner, Clay Frick, Jason
Pdliams, Jamey Bible, Roert Engler Row 6: Tom Williams, Scott Burroughs, Frank Davis, Brandon Young Row 7: Matt Heitmueller, Tate Zyroll, John Shoemaker, Darrell Smock, David Windsor, Wayne
ciscio, Michael Hill, Mike McDonald, Chad Parker
In addition to Presbyterian
College Fellowship Sunday
meetings, PCF sponsors an in-
terdenominational group which
meets on campus on the third
floor of the Colvard Student
Union for Bible study and dis-
cussion. This group is called
"Quest." Quest is meant to be a
time of non-judgemental shar-
ing of questions and ideas on
some of the issues we find per-
plexing not only in our Bible
but in our world. We welcome
different viewpoints in hopes
that through sharing ideas we
may come to understand our
world and our faith better while
building lasting friendships.
The Professional Golf Man-
agement Club seeks to promote
a better relationship with fac-
ulty and the community of
Starkville. The club seeks to ac-
complish this goal by hosting a
Jr. Golf Clinic for free. The
PGM Club also runs tourna-
ments to raise money for social
events. One of the PGM Clubs
corporate sponsors is Head Golf
Co.
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The Pakistan Student Associ-
ation was formed in 1984.
Membership has grown since
1984 and open to any MSU
student. Members participate in
cook-outs and picnics as well as
a celebration of Pakistan Day on
March 23 and of Independence
Day for Pakistan on August 14.
Present members also help new
students adjust to the change in
culture and environment.
Phi Kappa Phi is a national
Honor Society whose primary
objective is the recognition and
encouragement of superior
scholarship in all academic dis-
ciplines. Recognition of schol-
arship, Phi Kappa Phi believes,
will stimulate others to strive for
excellence. Student and Faculty
members of Phi Kappa Phi also
participate in projects for the
welfare of the community. In
1992 Phi Kappa Phi members
participated in a literacy pro-
gram for adults.
Pakistan S. A,
Photo by Sonny Mathew
Row 1: Maqsood Hussain, Bushra Zafar, Rukhsana Asghar, Mian Muhammad Mukhtar- President, Tayyab Jamil Ji- Vice President, Muhammad Saleem.
Muhammad Mujahid Masood, Rana Shafiq Ahmed Row 2: Azim Khan Khattak, Mumammad Saleem Mughal, Muhammad Qasim Khan, Ilharn Uddir
Row 3: Syed Farrukh Waseem, Syed Farhan Ahmed, Tahir Dildar, Faisal Jaffar, Shahid Ikram Butt, Muhammad Arshad Khan, Ghufran Ullah, Abdul AL
Khan Row 4: Umer Hayat, Syed Rizwan, Shahid Iqbal, Syed Rehman Row 5: Muhammad Maqbool- Tteasurer, Muhammad Afzal, Liaqat Ali Khan
Phi Kappa Phi
Photo by Mike Niche
Row 1: Lanny Bateman- Treasurer, Henry W. Nash- Immediare Past President, Charles Lowery- Secretary, Paul Jacobs- President, Dana Cupit- Sruder
Vice President, Richard D. Kkoshel- Vice President Row 2: Micki Mullins, Janet Thompson, Beth Lovelace, Stephanie Alligood, Audra I. Moore, Lis
Morici, Amanda Stamps, Stacy Ball, Jennifer Davis, Charity D, Scott Row 3: Martha O. Booth, Catherine R. Boyd, Shirley W. Hastings, Stephen R. Wm
James M. Gousset, Melissa Shettlemore, Melinda Braddock, Henry H. Richardson, Bryan Baird, Shawn Oliver Row 4: Alex Waterson, Bill Allshouse, Ala
Hotard, Cathy Dunning, Rhonda Odom Not Pictured: Jack White- Public Relations
Phi Eta Sigma
by Sonny Mathews
Greg Johnston- President, David Gibbs- Treasurer, Amy Dobbs- Vice President, David Schmitt- Secretary
hi Eta Sigma is a national honor society for Freshmen achieving academic excellence. Founded at the
versity of Illinois on March 22, 1923, it is the oldest and largest Freshman honor society. Phi Eta Sigma
a membership of over 400,000 and is a member of The Association of College Honor Societies,
reshman men and women with a 3.5 or above quality point average are eligble for membership in Phi
Sigma. The presence of Phi Eta Sigma on this campus recognizes personal scholastic accomplishment and
tifies members as having superior academic performance.
lembers include Alison Abril, Shaunta Adams, Thomas Agostinelli, Nicole Allensworth, Lisa Aplin,
thew Bedwell, Brenda Bell, Brian Bennett, Tracy Benway, Sarah Blackwell, Tonya Boga, Claudia
:ina, Melanie Bridges, Amy Brown, Molly Burns, Allison Butler, Kerri Callaway, Matthew Carte,
liam Castle, Chfis Chaplin, Jereme Chapman, Pernille Christensen, Wei Wei Cho, James Cochran,
ecca Coltrin, Amy Corhern, Michael Cox, Andrew Darmer, Jessica DeGroote, Brian Deutet , Jon Dickey,
icia Dill, Mary Dilworth, Amy Dobbs, Melissa Doll, Kimberly Dong, Titan Echiburu, Eric Elwell,
ton Fitzgerald, Rachel Flynn, Myra Fondren, Johnnie Fostet, Katie Frederick, Stephen Fteret, Mary
ichs, Jerry Frost, Charles Frye, Lucy Fullen, Sara Garriga, David Gibbs, Joseph Gibson IV, Kyle Gordon,
ny Goza, Brian Granger, Brian Gray, Suzanne Green, Joseph Griffin, Pamela Groce, Melanie Hale,
a Lee Harrick, Jeff Han, Christopher Haug, Jennifer Hawks, Madrinna Hazleton, Cathy Henderson,
liam Henson, Emily Hicks, Tiffanee Hill, Amy Holder, Brandi Holliman, Henry Howell, Daniel
ms, Brian Jackson, Julie Jackson, Missy Jackson, Keith James, Joseph Johnson, Gregory Johnston,
inie Jordan, Jay T. Jones, Jennifer Kehoe, Jill Kincade, Amy Kellum, Ryan Lacey, Amy Lambert,
ick Larkin, Anthony Lawrence, Kevin Lewis, Corinne Leyden, Jeffrey Little, Elizabeth Lott, Charles
ery, Rodney Lum, Linda Mak, Michael Mansfield, Edward Mays, Robin McCarty, Virginia McGahey,
garet McMinn, William McReynolds, Thomas Meier, Lori Meyers, Kara Miles, Michael Miles, Amanda
er, Christopher Miller, Shannon Millican, Manche Mitchell, Shellie Mitchell, Mike Montgomery,
hael O'Lenick, Ronald Necessary, Jr., Franklin Newland, Clay Olson, Blake Parcham, Richard Parsons,
;e Passons, Samantha Patterson, Jennifer Pennington, Roxanne Penton, Brian Perkins, Ashley Puckett,
hong Poh, Dan Quinn, Dwight Reed, James Reeves, Jennifer Regal, Michael Renfro, Robyn Rever,
ney Richardson, Mark Riddle, Bradford Rigby, William Robertson, III, Myra Robinson, Robert Rogers,
it Ross, Krystal Rudolph, Eric Rueter, Byron Rynes, Rodrigo Samyoa, Amy Sampson, Heather Saum,
id Schmidt, Andtew Scott, Marcus Scott, Tina Smith, Lacey Smith, Natalie Sorrels, Michael Speck,
ida Standley, Ryan Strong, Stephanie Stucky, Amanda Sullivan, Julianna Szucs, Terri Tabor, Kristin
mpson, Mary Tigrett, Brent Trulove, Stuart Tullis, Alena Tyre, Jennifer Upchurch, Amy Vandoren,
ey Walker, William Walker, Stephanie Wallace, Stephanie Ware, Mark Wargo, Scott Watson, David
^b, Christopher Wells, Carta White, Matthew Yarborough, Kristen Yates, Brian Young, Jacqueline
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Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Photo by Mike Bedgood
Row 1: James McPherson, Alex Waterson, William Moody, Sean Stanford, Karen Peterson, Jason Patrick, John Underwood, Frankie Jadzinski, Chris Martin Row 2: M. Seth Miller, Kevin Burnham,
Mike Elledge, Westley DeShazer, Dan Glenn, Darrell Easley, David Layman, Kyle Wagner, Julian Mingo Row 3: Wyatt Koerner, Drew Darmer, Keith Fraser, Jon Hovater, Justin Travis, Les
Herrington, Chip Ellis, Fred Turner Row 4: Bob Gilmore, Marc Massie, M. Lance Britt, Jason Kyle, Jaska Cason Row 5: Byron C. Green, Chris Perry, Brian Hawkins, James Martin, Brian French
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is a professional fraternity for men in music. This
national fraternity, which was formed on October 6, 1898, provides services and
brotherhood for male musicians throughout America. The fraternity encourages
and promotes the highest standard of creativity, performance, education, and
research in music in America. Members in the Mississippi State Lambda Phi
chapter are not stricdy music majors but are musicians from a range of majors.
Mtetetotf State
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Pi Sigma Epsilon
ioto by Sonny Mathews
Low 1: Mary Jo Langford, Susan Boyd, Lori Butler, Sonya Williams, Christie Veach, Evelyn Huam, Angela Haire, Angie Clark, Gwendolyn Sample, Linda
lilliken Row 2: Susie Vaughn, Rhonda Langley, Heather Holland, Mary Lockett, Marsha Lewers, Jacqueline Perteet, Chandra Hinton, Andrew Saunders
Low 3: Catherine Stephens, Dana Cupit, Craig Patterson, Kreg Corpstein, Phil Horel, Lynne Ford, Dr. Michael Richard Row 4: Dr. Henry Nash, Kelly
lims, Denise McDonald, Laura Toland, Carol Ann Graves Row 5: Joey Rodgers, Scott Seale, Bobby Walker
Pi Sigma Epsilon Officers
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-ow 1: Sonya Williams- Regional and National Convention Chairperson, Evelyn Huam- President, Dana Cupit- Vice President of Administration, Christie
each- Vice President of Personnel, Mary Lockett- Vice President of Marketing, Chandra Hinton- Vice President of Chapter Affairs, Andrew Saunders-
:rgeant-at-Arms Row 2: Dr. Henry Nash- Faculty Advisor, Kreg Corpstein- Vice President of National Affairs, Bobby Walker- Vice President of Finance,
hil Horel- Vice President of Publications, Dr. Michael Richard- Assistant Faculty Advisor,
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Pi Sigma Epsilon is the Na-
tional Professional Fraternity in
Sales, Marketing, and Sales
Management. Pi Sigma Epsilon
is the nation's only collegiate
business fraternity linking five
membership classifications:
Life, Alumni, Professional, Ed-
ucator, and undergraduate. The
five membership classifications
make the organization the most
unique and active Professional
Business Fraternity on campus.
Through sales projects, semi-
nars, guest speakers, and pro-
fessional contacts with its spon-
soring organization, Sales and
Marketing Executive Interna-
tional, Pi Sigma Epsilon pro-
vides sound practical business
and leadership training. Each
fall and spring, regional and na-
tional conventions are held
bringing together members
from Hawaii to Puerto Rico.
Also every semester, Pi Sigma
Epsilon sponsors "Sales person
for a day" where its members
go to Jackson and shadow busi-
ness executives for a day.
The Alpha Eta Chapter here
at MSU was founded in 1963
and has the distinction of being
the largest founding chapter in
Pi Sigma Epsilon's history. New
member orientation is held at
the beginning of the fall and
spring semesters and is open to
all majors. Meetings are held
every Tuesday night in McCool
Hall. The Alpha Eta Chapter is
fortunate to have as its advisor
Dr. Henry Nash, who is a past
National President of Pi Sigma
Epsilon.
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MSU Pom Squad
Row 1: Christi Hansford, Robin Mangum, Aime Mracich- Captain, Marti Shannon, Robin Johnson Row 2: Melissa West, Terreia Sutton, Michelle Jones, Sarah Williams- Co
Treasurer, Christy Kinsel Row 3: Leigh Williams, Tiffany Wright- Co-Captain, Tara Bender, Terra Wells, Tracy Tyner
Photo by Sonny Mathews
Captain, Lisa Henley-
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The MSU Pom Squad members are chosen in an annual rryout to assist the|
athletic program as a spirit-raising and entertainment group. Members are
chosen on the basis of technique, dance ability, and knowledge of a dance learned
during tryout clinic. Squad members perform at football and basketball games'
and pep rallies. The Pom Squad also assists the athletic program at alumni:
functions.
Poultry Science Club
Photo by Mike Nichols
Row 1: Bill Harris, Pacriaa McCluskey, Johnrue Learner, Jane Yeatman, Betty Roberts, Ryn Laster- Secretary, Clayton Burnett- Vice President, Glenn Pigg- Treasurer, Jeff Harrison- President Row 2: Tracy
Johnson, Christian Magee, Darren Johnson, Corey Brownlee, Kevin Smith, Kirby Mauldin, David LeBlanc, Justin Keeley, Terry Phillips Row 3: Walter Schreiber, Scott Bell, Lance Allen, Heath Luper, Andy
Hollings worth, Todd Nichols, Craig Ballennne Row 4: Nathan Brown, Dale Berry, Evan Marble, Jeff Jones, Lee Green Row 5: Corey Hunt, Jeff Jennings, Tyler Epps, Ken Jones, David Barnes, Chris McNeal,
Clark Green, Ronnie Tolbert Row 6: James Still, Doug Schultz- Advisor, Stephan Wallace, Chris Batte, Alex Anderson, Jamie Shepard, John Thaxton, Matt Henderson Row 7: Tim Chamblee
Pre-Law Society
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iTuMVERSITY
The students and faculty
members of the Poultry Science
Department formed the club
many years ago to promote in-
terest among poultry science
students and to bring about
closer relationships among those
pursuing some phase of poultry
science. The club sponsors
scholarships, provides social
events, attends an international
trade show, assists the MSU col-
legiate poultry judging team,
and publishes the "Embryo"
each year.
The Pre-Law Society is a stu-
dent organization open to all
students of all majors who are
interested in pursuing careers in
the field of law. Members are
able to hear various speakers,
attend law forums, and stay in-
formed on what changes are
taking place in their filed of
study. Each spring the society
gives an Outstanding Jurist
Award to someone who has
made outstanding contributions
to the field of law. The event
gives members the opportunity
to meet established attorneys
and develop closer relations
with alumni.
Photo by Sonny Mathews
Shannon Felks, David Love- Tteasurer, Tammy Strange, Lee Lewis- Fice President, Beth Lovelace- President, Chris Myers, Bernice Martino, Scott Lusk
The Pre-Veterinary Club,
composed of students who wish
to qualify for admission to a
professional college of veterinary
medicine, was established at
Mississippi State in 1963- The
club is a major instrument in-
forming Pre- Vet students of the
many opportunities available in
the field of veterinary medicine.
The Pre- Vet Club also plays a
major role in the spirit of the
University. Each club member
has a responsibility for the care
and public appearance of MSU
Bully, the school mascot.
Pre-Veterinary Club
Photo by Sonny Mathc
Row 1: Chris Richardson- Secretary /Treasurer, Bill Lewis- President and Bully, Phillip Perry- Vice President Row 2: Nicole Kamrath, Denise Kennec;
Elizabeth Ward, Debra Sheomaker, Christine LeSage, Stephanie Hall, Ginger Podojil, Libby Coleman, Brooke Bobby, Stephanie Hill Row 3: Bryan Ht
Jason Rogers, Jack Smith, Karen Shurden, Sharon Folsom-Wright, Dennis Clark, Randy Patrolia, Cindy Reeves, Melissa Shetdemore, Renai Minti
Shonda Edens
ROTC Ranger Challenge is
the most grueling and demand-
ing varsity sport on campus.
Each team consists of nine
cadets who must compete in
events requiring mental and
physical mastery of technical,
tactical, and leadership skills.
Each competition consists of the
following events: physical fit-
ness test, one-rope bridge, gre-
nade assault course, weapons as-
sembly, weapons qualification,
orienteering, patrolling,
Medivac, and a 10K road
march.
Ranger Challenge
Photo by Kim Pal
Row 1: CDT 1SG David Necessary, CDS CSM John D. Tucker, Bob- Mascot, CDT MAJ A. J. Goglia, CDT PFC Terrell Young, CDT LT. Stephen Cc
Row 2: CDT MSG Marc Staats, CDT MAJ Matthew Brown, CDT MAJ Barry Busby, CDT PFC Marvin Clark, CDT SSG Dexter Thornton, Coach MS
Gary D. Davidson Not Pictured: CDT MAJ Kevin Lewis, CDT PFC Jeremy Waller
Ranger Company
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Row 1: CDT PFC Terrell Young, CDT PFC Joseph Blakeney, CDT PFC Robert Harper, CDT SGT Mark Allen Row 2: CDT PFC Marvin Clark, CDT
PFC Tracy Neal, CDT 1SGT Ron Upton, CDT CPL Trey Meador, CDT 1SG David NecessaryRow 3: CDT MJR Barry Busby, CDT SSG Dexter
Thornton, CDT MSG Marc Staats, CDT CSM John D. Tucker
The S. D. Lee Ranger Com-
pany is one of the oldest or-
ganizations on campus. Named
in honor of Confederated Lieu-
tenant General Stephen Dill
Lee, the first president of the
Agricultural and Mechanical
College of Mississippi now
known as Mississippi State.
Lee's Rangers have as their
mission to teach and build lead-
ership through infantry small
unit tactics. Cadets who meet
the high physical and mental
standards are distinguished by
the wearing of the black beret.
These cadets are identified and
known as RANGERS!
SAACS
Photo by Mike Nichols
Row 1: Dr. Judy Eglin, Jennifer Dees, Angela Harris, Andrew Knedcik, Stefanie Sharp, Kim Bradley, Lisa Mock, Carol Meeks Row 2: Matt Curtan, Cindy
Bright, Tracy Whitehead, Gene Carter, William Neese, Shannon Scaturro Row 3: Michael Richardson, Tim Miller, Derek Rester, Bill Henry, Bill Mounsey,
Alex Waterson
The MSU chapter of the Stu-
dent Affiliates of the American
Chemical Society is open to all
undergraduates majoring in any
of the chemistry-related disci-
plines (chemistry, biochemistry,
or chemical engineering). The
goal of the club is to enhance
the educational experiences of
its members, increase awareness
of the value of chemistry in the
community, and participate in
professional activities through-
out the region.
The Reflector Staff
Photo by Kim Palir
Row 1: Terri Tabor, Karen Osteen, Anna Minor, Chris Cosper, John Morris, Byron Clarke Row 2: Becca Keane, Kim Palmer, Gary Lipsey, Lyr;
Henderson, Camille Scales, Ralph Shearer, Kristi Crum, Gary Harris, G. Bradley Moore Row 3: Tamra Hannon, Becky Bane, Ashley Robinson, Gwt;
Cwiklik, Denise McDonald Row 4: Sherry Stultz, Geoffrey Habron, Christopher Heaps, Brian Hawkins, Curt Morgan, Alston Welch Row 5: Chad Brow;
Jamie Pittman, Von Sumrall, Kevin Tate, Mark May
JheJgflesior
Advertising Staff
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Photo by Kim Pi* ».
Row 1: Tammy Jang, John Morris- editor, Gwen Cwiklik Row 2: Amy Marquez, Curt Morgan
Circulation
Photo by Kim Palmer
Row 1: Jamie Pittman- manager, James Vinson Row 2: Dana Cole, Kristi Crum
Campus Life
*hoto by Kim Palmer
low 1: Lynn Henderson, Denise McDonald- editor Row 2: Gary Lipsey, Chris Heaps Not Pictured: Laurie Leder, John Bethea, Tammy Jang, Keiba
bobbins, Dana McKinney, Megan Whitfield, Patricia Pace, Shawn Oliver
Editorial Board
Photo by Kim Palmer
Row 1: Karen Osteen- copy editor, Denise McDonald- campus life editor, John Morris- advertising manager, Terri Tabor- assistant editor Row 2: Chris
Cosper- editorial editor, Byron Clarke- editor, Alston Welch- managing editor, Becky Bane- news editor
Editorial Staff
News Staff
JheJeflsster
'hoto by Kim Palmer
tow 1: Camille Scales, Anna Minor Row 2: Becky Bane- editor, Terri Tabor- assistant editor, Tamra Hannon, Becca Keane, Patrick Pittman, Brian
-iawkins, Kevin Tate
Photographers
JhaBsflestor
tao by Kim Palmer
Ralph Shearer, G. Gradley Moore, Mark May, Kim Palmer Not Pictured: Ron Allen, Mike Nichols, Sonny Mathews, Mike Bedgood, Robert Rivera
MSU Roadrunners
Photo by Sonny Mather
Dr. Jimmy Abraham- Adivsor, Jamie Adams, Jay Allen, Brad Benron, Scott Bonds, Christy Brumfield, Sara Beth Bunch, Stephen Cook, Michel Crane, Ken Crowder, John Dale Dumas, Joan Easley, Sabrina Estes
Kim Ethridge, Denton Farr, Karen Field, Kristin Flautt, David Gibbs, Kevin Green, Jennifer Hawks, Craig Heard, Lisa Heavener, Lynn Henderson, Missy Hensley, Sally Hunt, Susan Jennings, Greg Johnston
Hamp Jones, Neil Jones, Rob Laher, Shay Langford, Janet Locke, Tiffany Martin, Maria Maxwell, Ashley McDade, Meg Montgomery, Blair Morgan, Lisa Morici, Jay Murphy, John Ohlson, Angela Palmer, Krist
Payne, Colbey Penron, Melisa Polk, Heather Ray, Rob Reynolds, Bo Richardson, Jusrin Robbins, Donnell Rupert, John Rush, Johnny Sandhu, Heather Saum, Clay Smith, Pete Smith, Natalie Sorrels, Niec
Steward, Bob Walker, Stephanie Wallace, Steve Wampler, Jackie Young
The MSU Roadrunners is a student organization comprised of 60 member
who are active in helping recruit students to Mississippi State University
Working with the Office of College and School Relations, the Roadrunner
provide a link between high school and transfer students and the university. Th1,
Roadrunners visit high schools around the state with the admissions counselors!
give campus tours to prospective students and their parents, and participate ii
Discovery: MSU and other campus recruitment activities. Roadrunners also ca
and write prospective students and serve as hosts and hostesses for variou
university functions. Since the organization's founding in 1979, it has develope
into a positive infotmation source for the university.
MM
UNIVERSITY
SAID
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The Student Association of
Interior Designers strives to ed-
ucate students about various
areas of interior design and re-
lated fields. This group also
promotes networking and unity
between students and profes-
sionals and prepares students to
assume responsibility in a pro-
fessional organization. Member-
ship is open to all students of
Interior Design by contacting
the faculty advisor or the pres-
ident of SAID.
;ow 1: E. Goode, M. Crudele, A. Northam, J. Massey, S. Jackson Row 2: M. Dubard, J. Rollins, K. Mason, J. Rivers, S. Wilkerson, K. Thompson, J.
losal, P. Bryson Row 3: K. Sellers, B. Graffagnini, H. Sullivan, S. Smith, T. Echelberry, T. Walker, B. Petteway, E. Jeffery
SAIFD
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ow 1: Brenda Grady,
'esident, Holly Harper
The Student Chapter of the
American Institute of Floral De-
signers, Ogilvy of Airle Chap-
ter, was organized and installed
in May of 1974. The yellow
standard Chrysanthemum is the
chapter flower along with the
Olgivy of Airlie small plaid tar-
tan of rust, blue, green, black,
and white. School years are
spent earning money to attend
both the Southern Symposium
and National Symposium to
take part in student competi-
tion. Their projects include such
things as the annual homecom-
ing corsage sale, craft fairs, and
student design shows.
Laura Copeland Tate- President, Julia Lamb, Christina Knox, Jim DelPrince- Advisor Row 2: Fred Bachner, Dawn Wood- Vice
Connee Luttrell- Advisor, Garry Thompson- Secretary, Craig Helmuth
SAM
The Society for Advancement
of Management is dedicated to
preparing their members for top
management rolls. SAM also
provides members with a wide
array of management skills such
as goal setting, planning, or-
ganizing, controlling, project
management, budgeting, ad-
vertising, public relations, and
fund raising. The society's
membership shares a common
interest in learning the solutions
to today's management prob-
lems and thus benefiting our
world tomorrow.
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Row 1: Jennifer Harmond, Susie Vaughan, Jackie Payne, Andrew Sanders, Dawn Fehrenbacher, Mechell Clark, Pamela Greenwood, Chandra Nicks, Trena
Covington, Renita Latham, Matt Fuller Row 2: Mark Smithey, Chad Newell, Allison Tolar, Dana Reed, Jimmy McLaughlin, Melinda Williams, Teenena1
Lewis, Alex Greer, Jim Stanphill, Clay Marble, James Hicks, Valerie Williams Row 3: Mark Strickland, Ken Zeillmann, Robby Moss, Michael Martin
The Student Home Econom-
ics Association (SHEA) of Mis-
sissippi State University pro-
vides for and promotes the
professional development of
home economics students, pro-
vides opportunities to develop
leadership among members,
and fosters understanding of the
interrelated areas of home eco-
nomics.
SHEA
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Photo by Mike Niche
Row I: Lea Henderson, Susan Harrison, Jennifer Jordan, Missy Mattison, Jennifer Reed, Leigh Moses, Jenni Little, Cathy Goforth- President, Missy Taylor- Treasurer, Mary Jo Billow- Vice President. Daphi;
Ward- Secretary, Kelly Mason- Publicity, Apryl Barnes Row 2: Melanie Helton, Dede Porter, Christy Hawks, Julie Nabors, Cheri Harrell, Michele DuBard, Trish Bryson, Heather O'Sullivan, Julie Rollini
Martha Hall, Kellie Weathersby, Rachel Parnsh, Page Coleman, Todd Echelberry, JanelJe Massey, Terri Turner, Rhonda Boldin Row 3: Tina Jones, Nicole Neal, Dana Buder, Anna Fortunato. John Arledg
Jennifer Gilley, Kristi Frey, Karla Simmons, Mitzi Hays, Amy Carter, Alanna Phillips, Whitney Orr, Holly Goodwin, Stephanie Nordstrom, Angela Hughes, Tracy Stokes
SNAME
The members of the Society
of Naval Architects and Marine
Engineers are working toward a
degree in mechanical engineer-
ing with an emphasis on the
marine industry option. In their
different studies of the marine
industry, they will encounter
such things as shipyard oper-
ations, ship design, structural
analysis, wave mechanics, and
many other related topics.
Photo by Robert Rivera
Ronald Wilson, Morris Wright- Vice President, Glen Brochard, Miahael Williams- President, Steven Hipp, Robert Raynor, William Van Puffelen-
Secretary/Treasurer
Scabbard and Blade
Photo by Kim Palmer
Row 1: Christy Cochran- Vice President, David Necessary- Social Chairman, Andrew Allen- Secretary, Allen McDaniel- President Row 2: Adam Goglia,
Mark Winstead, Bill Meadows, John Tucker Row 3: Chris Lange, Barry Busby, Kevin Lewis, Matt Brown Not Pictured: Robert Worthen- Treasurer,
Stepen Cook
Scabbard and Blade is a mil-
itary honor society that works to
raise the standard of military
education at Mississippi State
University and to promote and
build the necessary qualities of
good and efficient officers.
Scabbard and Blade is organ-
ized into eighteen regiments.
Each regiment contains 9-12
companies. Mississippi State
Scabbard and Blade is B Com-
pany 7th Regiment.
The School of Accountancy
Student Officets ate the elected
intetmediaries between the stu-
dents and the accounting fac-
ulty. Chosen by all four classes
of accounting majors, the of-
ficers tepresent the accounting
student body and also enhance
effective communication to stu-
dents of available opportunities
both professionally and socially.
Officers assist in establishing
convocations which are held
each semester. At these meet-
ings, the officers and faculty are
introduced, and special guest
speakers inform students of new
trends and changes in the field
of accounting.
School of Ace. Officers
Photo by Sonny Mathews
Vickie Smith- President, Jason McCoy- Vice President, Rhonda Odom- Secretary, Leah Lin- Treasurer
Scotch Guard
Scotch Guard is the women's
auxiliary to the Army ROTC.
Leadership, personality, scholar-
ship, and interest in the ROTC
program are qualities which
epitomize each Scotch Guard
member. Our objectives are to
promote interest in the Army
ROTC and to serve MSU and
the community. Various activ-
ities include Big Brother/Little
Brother parties, concert usher-
ing, and our annual Palmer
Home Christmas party. Being a
Scotch Guard member is a fun
and rewarding experience.
Photo by Kim Palmer I
Row 1: Kendall Harrison, Madrina Hazelton, Beth Batson, Lee Anne Chitton, Arissa Power Row 2: Amy Holder, Shelli Hodges, Vickey Cumberland, Lisa
Tomlin, Claire Prince, Susan McLauchlin, Chena Crocker Not Pictured: Debbie Dorris, Michelle Lane, Mona Thompson, Carole McWilliams
Sigma Alpha Iota
to by Sonny Mathews
iw 1: Danie Hataway- Recording Secretary, Melynn Mangum- Corresponding Secretary, Margaret McGrath- Vice President of Ritual, Alicia Long-
isident, Julie Carter- Vice President of Membership, Donna Reed- Treasurer Row 2: Jodie Lawman- Historian, Nancie Everett- Sergeant at Arms, Lori
rnett, Eileen Frank, Robyn Anthony, Vicki Blanton, Melody Lott, Stephanie Herring
Soc. of Petroleum Engineers
Sigma Alpha Iota is a pro-
fessional women's music frater-
nity whose membership is made
up of both music and non-
music majors. Our members
share a love for music and en-
courage each other musically,
professionally, and personally.
The Epsilon Chi Chapter of
Sigma Alpha Iota has been ac-
tive in promoting the impor-
tance that music holds in every-
day life by taking an active role
in the Department of Music Ed-
ucation. Our members partic-
ipate in band, chorus, honora-
ries, and many other
organizations and causes across
the MSU campus.
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The purpose of the Society of
Petroleum Engineers is to in-
troduce students of petroleum
engineering to all aspects of the
petroleum industry. Monthly
meetings include topics ranging
from general information to
specific company and student
projects. Other activities include
attendance at the Annual Tech-
nical Conference and Exhibi-
tion, field trips, special seminars
on industry techniques,
cookouts, and the annual
Christmas party.
to by Sonny Mathews
'W 1: Ramurthy "Kumar", Jodi Beale- Vice President, Lori Lantz- Secretary, J. Christian Russell Row 2: Kalluri Vark, Balasub Ramanian Senthil,
Timie E. Lee, Joan M. Easley- President, Bob Kelly, Joey Hayles Row 3: Vanessa Wortham, Gilbert Y. Yevi, John Vozzo- Treasurer, Rob Holbrook, Tim
ncan- Program Chairman, Sabki Yusoff
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The Society of Women En-
gineers stimulates women to
achieve full potential in careets
as engineets and leadets, ex-
pands the image of the engi-
neering profession as a positive
force in improving the quality
of life, and demonstrates the
value of diversity.
The Stennis Scholars are stu-
dents in the political science de-
partment who are awarded
Stennis Scholatships. Stennis
Scholars participate in several
campus and community activ-
ities and are addressed by guest
speakers on current events and
career opportunities.
Society of Women Engineers
Photo by Robert C. Rivera
Row 1: Linda Mak, Christine Cuicchi- Vice President, Lisa Robinson- Secretary /Treasurer, Denise Peterson- President Row 2: Wanda Rice, Rejanah
Steward, Christy Morton, Kim Jackson, Tracy Benway, Sarah Mooney Row 3: Stacia Hunt, Mamie Crawford, Carol Breland, Lisa Bostick- Advisor, Lisa
Redwme- Advisor Not Pictured: Mary Jasper- Counselor, Robyn Gaston, Chnsti Goldman, Jan Patton
Stennis Scholars
Photo by Mike Bedgoo.
Row 1: Quita Ware, Katherine Henderson, Kris Mallard, Andrea Dallas, Anita Owens, Amanda Stamps Row 2: Jena Brown, Jessica DeGroote, Stac
Shumpert, Steve Browning, Jim Gordon, Jason Pollan, Buddy McRae
Student Dietetic Association
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Row 1: Monica Belvin, Rhonda Boldin, Stephanie Nordstrom, Jane Clayton, Tyna Webb, Lea Henderson Row 2: Carolyn MaJone- Advisor, Monica
Blankenship, Barbie Pennington, Dede Porter, Jessica Oaks, Angela Hughes, Kara Allen, Candee Mosley, Shelley Russum, Becky James Row 3: Evelyn
Rushing, Nicole Smith, Lora Nelson, Lora Nelson, Amy Hundley, Milicent Kuhn, Lee Ann Chiltom, Melissa Beck
The MSU Dietetics Club,
composed of Food and Nutrition
and Dietetics majors, participates
in various educational and en-
tertaining activities throughout
the year. The members prepare a
meal for visiting Agriculture and
Home Economics Alumni during
Homecoming weekend and Su-
per Bulldog Weekend.
The members attend the Mis-
sissippi Dietetics Association an-
nual meeting in Jackson and the
American Dietetics Association
convention. Throughout the year
the club takes various trips to
places of professional interest,
such as Southern Living in Bir-
mingham.
Univ. Christian Student Ctr.
The University Christian
Student Center, associated wtih
the local congregation of the
Church of Christ, strives to
serve MSU and the surrounding
community. Under the guid-
ance of campus minister Perry
Jinkerson, the UCSC provides a
loving, Christian environment
for students that quite often
find themselves overwhelmed
with the demands of college life.
The primary focus of the
UCSC, however, is to spread
the influence of Jesus Christ
throughout the university and
beyond.
Photo by Mike Nichols
University Concert Choir
Submitted
Alison Abril, Whit Alexander, Robyn Anthony, Kerry Beaver, Gina Beene, Brecca Boden, Greg Boone, Guy Bowering, Scott Bratton, Melanie Bridges, Vicki Brooks, Jerry Brown, Greg Browning,
Molly Burns, Julie Carter, Karen Clark, Cory Collins, James Copeland, Anneliese Craig, Tonya Day, Kelly DeBardelaben, Brian Dorsey, Jennifer Duty, Janelle Egdorf, Lee Egdorf, Shanon Eliason, Anne
K. Everett, Matthew Everett, Nancie Everett, Kendra Ferrell, Terry Fisher, Christa Gandy, Melissa Garrison, Jennifer Gaston, Duane Gordon, Jason Griffin, Andrea Hastings, Stephanie Herring, Alan
Hicks, Holly Hunter, Bill Johnston, David King, Beth Knowlton, Paul Koenig, Mike Lamonica, Chelle Lee, Alicia Long, Melody Lott, William Lowes, Zoe May, Becky McClanahan, Rachel McCool,
Charlotte McCormack, April McGee, Margaret McGrath, Suzy McGrath, Tamatha Mcintosh, Matthew McKaskle, Wes McMichael, Shannon Millican, Bill Moore, Todd Moore, Amy Northam, Coker
Palmer, Jeff Parks, Paige Passons, Dana Peters, Beverly Petty, Darbie Pope, Tim Prince, Rhonda Rasberry, Donna Reed, Robyn Rever, Chris Richardson, Alina Robinson, Rob Robinson, Jennifer
Rodgers, Becky Rudolph, Tony Sargraves, Lori Schuler, Federico Schweizer, Paul Scott, Britton Snow, Ben South, Doug Streets, Jenny Taylor, Rebecca Taylor, Ginger Tedder, Beth Thomas, Jennifer
Thompson, Kenneth Thompson, John Tipton, Teresa Tompkins, Steve Tuttle, Susan Tyree, Mark Wade, Michelle West, Jennifer Wright, Brian Young
The University Concert Choit was otganized in 1963. Members are chosen by
auditions open to all students of the university. The group performs one major
choral work each semester and also performs with the Maroon Band in the
annual patriotic half-time show for a fall campus football game.
1 1 UNIVERSITY
University Madrigal Singers
Scott Btatton, Christy Brumfield, Juli Cartet, Ethel Davis, Shawn Dulaney, Jennifer Duty, Lee Egdorf, Joe Evans, Anne K. Evetett, Matt Everett, Nancie Evetett, Kendra Ferrell, Mickey Goussett, Jason
Gtiffin, Stephanie Herring, Alan Hicks, Chris Holmes, David King, Jodie Layman, Melody Lott, Rachel McCool, Margaret McGrath, Suzy McGrath, Michael Peeler, Darbie Pope, Rhonda Rasberry,
Paul Scott, Ginger Tedder, Teresa Tompkins, Brian Young
The 1992-93 edition of the University Madrigal Singers is the 30th group to
represent the university since the singers were organized in 1963. The group has
toured extensively and has appeared on television throughout the southeast. The
singers were selected to premiere a new choral work for the Southeastern Choral
Conductors Conference and were honored by being chosen to perform a series of
six programs at the American Pavilion for the Knoxville World's Fair. The
singers presented the 26th annual Madrigal Christmas Dinner in December on
the Mississippi State University campus.
UNIVERSITY
Mississippi Magic
Submitted
Row 1: Gelena Chittom, Melody Lott, Meg Wood, Donna Reed, Donna Baker, Kelly Debardelaben, Juan Moss Row 2: Latrell Kiker, Jerry Brown, Chris Horton, Russell Boles, Gary Boudreaux, Scott
Campbell
Mississippi Magic is the University's show choir. Now in its fourth year, the
group specializes in the performance of entertainment type music, most of which
is performed with choreography. Mississippi Magic has performed on campus,
in the community, and throughout the state. The group's founder and director is
Dr. Rose D. Daniels, Associate Professor of Music Education.
II UNIVERSITY
University Honors Council
hoto by Thuan-Par Tan
iordon Andda GreSSet'Bnan Youn8'David Schmidt.Gina Box,Beverly Snell Row 2 Michelle Hodges, Amy VanDoren, Jonathan Amacker, Tncia Bacon Row 3 Catherine Speck, Dave Webb, Duane
I The University Honors Program exists primarily to offer outstanding academic
xperiences to qualified students. Honors courses substitute for regular courses and
re applicable to every degree program at M.S.U. Honors students also benefit from
riority scheduling in pre-registration. The Honors sections differ from regular
ections because the smaller classes — usually five to fifteen students — focus on
idividualized instruction that emphasizes each student's training and experience.
"he most outstanding members of the faculty teach Honors courses; therefore, UHP
actions are challenging and appealing because they allow consistent exchange
mong students and faculty.
; The Honors Program also has assumed an important role in the cultural and
bcial lives of hundreds of students and faculty members. The Honors Forum and
umerous presentations expose Honors participants to diplomats, musicians, in-
j:rnational visitors, artists, computer specialists, writers, scientists, and a variety of
:holars and professionals, all of whom are outstanding and some of whom have
jimed distinctions such as the National Book Award and Nobel and Pulitzer
irizes. Honors students travel with expense paid to cities such as New Orleans,
liami, Salt Lake City, and Charleston to attend national and regional meetings of
leir national organization. They also form intramural teams and plan social
rtivities such as the annual Honors Theme Banquet, film showings and picnics. At
lie end of each academic year, outstanding students are recognized at an annual
vards ceremony attended by all Honors students and faculty.
; The UHP has a national reputation because of the participation of students in its
wernance. The students elect class representatives to an Honors Council that
Ivises the Director and plans activities for the Program. The Council supervises the
i onors House, where all Honors students have access to IBM computers in the
|urke Computer Laboratory, a terminal of the University system, electric type-
riters, a copy machine, a small library/seminar room, and a lounge.
UHP
Greek Association Officers
Photo by Sonny Mathews
Row 1: Jackie Meaders- Vice President, Sjohn McCormick- President, Bonnie Wright Row 2: Willie Jackson, Bruce Smith- Treasurer, Glen Singletary-
Social Chairman
Greek Association
Photo by Sonny Mathes ;
Row 1: Brian Boykins, Jackie Taliaferro, Rodrick Walker, Angela Lang, Trenton Parker Row 2: Angela Simmons, Jackie Meaders, Tawayna Giles, Chancei
Jordan, Crystel Hearn-Eatman, Tracey Robinson, Bonnie Wright Row 3: Willie Jackson, John Evans, Edward Rice, Sjohn McCormick, Glen Singletarji
Greg Bails, Bruce Smith
IFC Cabinet
Photo by Sonny Mathews
Row 1: Todd N. Brown, Mark W. McCormack, John Stratton, John Ohlson, Jeffrey Minton Row 2: Jim Anthony, Paul Wasserman, John David Wicker,
Chuck DonJin, Kurt Krausse
IFC Council
Photo by Ralph Shearer
Row 1: Walter Moss, Anthony Burkes, Kenneth McNeal, Marc Haraann, Heath Childs Row 2: Christer Gargrove, Sam Cammack, Russ McReynolds,
Peyton Passons, Patrick Cox Row 3: Tim Duncan, Leigh Pace, Steven Garrett, Joel Easley, William Abraham
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Panhellenic Council
Photo by Sonny Mathews
Row 1: Julie Nabors- Scholarship Chairperson, Stacy Ball- Vice President, Jennifer Hawks- Secretary, Owen Edmonson- President, Shani Burley- Treasurer,
Debbie Gray- Public Relations Chairperson, Tanya Taylor- Activities Chairperson Row 2: Nikki Porter, Susan Jennings, Leslie Metcalfe, Amy Barber,
Crystel Eatman, Sorena Dumas, Melisa Polk, Marie Hataway, Kristin Flautt Row 3: Cynthia Parks, Juandalyn Williams, Jacqueline Meaders, Julie Boykin,
Sydney Stallings, Edra Cox, Stephanie Castelli Row 4: Lisa Young, Angela Palmer, Jennifer Wills, Patricia Walker Row 5: Meg Montgomery, Leslie
Zacharias, Kim Humbarger, Jennifer Johnson, Nicole Allensworth, J. T. Galloway
Jr. Panhellenic
Photo by Sonny Maches
Row 1: Stacy Ball- Advisor, Sarah Ashmore - Secretary /Treasurer, Haley Kennedy- Vice President, Laney Hood- President Row 2: Gretchen Robert
Jennifer Pickle, Shelley Stalcup, Mamie Patterson Row 3: Gayla Norwood, La Visa Robinson Row 4: Mindy Gray, Melissa Campbell, Suzanne Greer, Nikl
Gunter Not Pictured: Anna Cheatham- Historian
Greek Council for Christ
The purpose of Greek Coun-
cil for Christ is to demonsttate
to the campus that we, as
Greeks, can be involved in dif-
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Carter, Margertree 274
Carter, Michelle 64, 205
Carter, Nicole 136
413
Carter, Nicolle
Carter, Ruth
Carter, Stacy
Carter, Steven
Carver, Chad
Carver, David
Carver, Newt
Case, C Shaw
Case, David
Case, Libby
Casey, Whitney
Cash, B J
Cason, Jaska
Cason, Taska
Cassidy, Daniel
Cassidy, Patrick
Cassreino, Carey
Castanis, Mana
Castelli, Stephanie
Castle, Brad
Castle, Kaye
Castle, Tim
Castle, William
Caston, Molly
Castro, Aida
Catham, Terry
Caudill, John
Caufield, Mark
Causey, Leticia
Causey, Zuanarda
Cauthen, Nancy 307
Caviness, Robert 248
Cedotal, Jeremy 205
Chafin, Jay 205
Chai, Yoon-Loi 274
Chamberlin, Missy 274
Chambers, Letitia 274
Chamblee, Gay 194
Chamblee, Tim 365
Chance, Matthew 133
Chance, Wes 331
Chandler, Donna 196
Chang, Peter 227
Channel], Sandra 352
Chaplin, Chris 361
Chaplin, Christopher 324
Chaplin, Spencer 359
Chapman, Charles 226
Chapman, Jereme 227, 324, 361
Chapman, Tamatha
Chappelear, John
Chappell, Ann
Charm, Stephanie
Chase, Tim
Chatham, Kathy
Chavez, Rafael
Cheatham, Anna
Cheatham, David
Cheema, Mubashir
Cheetam, Anna
Chen, Bin
Chen, Carol
Chen, Eric
Chen, Shaomei
Cheng, Fei-Chen
Cheoney, James
Chew, Keng-Wee
Chew, Mong-Leng
Chiang, Kuang-Lue
Childers, Shane
Childs, Heath
414
Chiltom, Lee Ann
Chingoma, Godfrey Paul
Chinn, Mignon
Chisholm, Karen
Chism, Janet
Chism, Susan
Chisolm, Anne
Chisolm, Karen
Chittom, Gelena
Chittom, Lee
Chitton, Lee Anne
Cho, Wei Wei
Chong, Yew-Keong
Chow, Khee Thiam
Chow, Raymond
Chowdappa, Asuini
Christensen, Pernille
Christmas, Rodney
Christopher, David
Christopher, Tom
Chunn, Kevin
Church, David
Cicchetti, Shawn
Cinalli, Audra
Cipriano, Heather
Clanton, Curt
Clardy, Katrina
Clark, Angela
Clark, Angie
Clark, Brian
Clark, Cathy
Clark, Dennis
Clark, Geoff
Clark, Geoffrey
Clark, Hal
Clark, Heath
Clark, Julie
Clark, Justin
Clark, Karen
Clark, Kim
Clark, Lori
Clark, Marvin
Clark, Matthew
Clark, Matthey
Clark, Mecheii
Clark, Mendy
Clark, Shawn
Clark, Stacie Ely
Clark, Suzanne
Clark, Toni
Clarke, Byron
Clarke, Karen
Claxton, Alicia
Claxton, Bradley
Clay, Alexis
Clay, Eric
Clay, LaTonya
Clayton, Beth
Clayton, Jane
Clayton, Kathryn
Clayton, Kellie
Clayton, Laura
136,226,351 Clayton, Melanie 275
226 Clayton, Shirley 194
205 Clayton, Steve 275
205 Clayton, Terry 196
248 Clemente, Joseph 248
205 Clements, Nathan 205
205 Clendenin, Eric 206
314 CLeveland, Andy 227
226 Cleveland, Wigger-Poe 275
226 Clifford, Cindy 275
205 Cline, Nolan 133
185 Clinton, Kenan 324
205, 362 Close, Kim 133
322, 323 Cloud, mark 248
63 Cloud, Shannon 248
205 Clowers, Holly 324
274 Clune, Joseph 227
248 Coates, Robert 206
274, 352, Cobb, Randall 248
386 Cobbins, Preston L 404
324 Cochran, Christy 328, 335, 375
196 Cochran, Ginny 275, 339
274, 325 Cochran, Heather 227
361 Cochran, James 361
226, 328 Cochran, William 275
185 Cockerham, Chad 206, 359
274 Coggin, Kris 275
196 Coggin, Lee 359
307 Coggin, Tommy 248
205, 338, 342 Coke, Allison 342
205 Colbert, Lynn 185
Cole, Dana 275, 369
Cole, Lisa 206
Cole, Mark 275
Cole, Theodore 227
Cole, Tim 356
Coleman, Leigh 248, 341, 352
Coleman, Libby 206, 366
Coleman, Page 374
Coleman, Pam 133, 248
Coleman, Shawn 275
Coleman, Sherry 206
Coleman, Susan 275
Coleman, Tabitha 275
Colletta, Mike 227
Collie, Barbara 275
Collier, Kathy 352
Collier, Kimberly 275
Collier, Sharon 206
Collins, Benjy 275
Collins, Clay 331
Collins, Cory 316,317,380
Collins, Donna
Collins, Jeffery 227
Collins, Jeremy 206
Collins, Kenneth 248
Collins, Kim 328
Collins, Kym 54, 227, 330
Collins, Leslie 206, 338
Collins, Todd 346
Collins, Wendy 275
Coltrin, Becky 335
Coltrin, Rebecca 324, 361
Combs, Bess 248, 341
Combs, Eric 275, 340
Compton, Jody 321
Condello, Tina 206
Conley, Debbie 248
Conley, Garrison 227
Connelly, John 275
Connelly, Russell 206, 337
Conner, Greg 185
Conner, Keith F 348
Conner, Rosemary 195
Connor, Rosemary 196
Conway, arty 140
Conway, Martin 275
Conwill, Robert 133
Cook, Andy 275
Cook, Ann 187
Cook, Craig 275, 356
Cook, Jason 141,227,324
Cook, Jeff 85, 275, 344
Cook, Kelly 206
Cook, Sheila 248
Cook, Stephen 85, 328, 366,
372, 375, 404
Cooke, Dana 206
Cooley, Chris 331
Cooley, Robin 86,331
Cooley, Tara 248
Coomer, Scott 248
Cooner, Tonya 345, 355
Cooper, Josh 227
Cooper, Kelly 323
Cooper, Marianne 275,320,331
133, 248 Cooper, Tarn 38, 248
187 Cooper, Teri 206
133 Cooper, Yolanda 307
164, 351 Copeland, Edward 338
205 Copeland, James 380
275 Copeland, Laura 321
337, 363 Corban, Tiffni 133, 248
170 Corbin, Amy 187
136,351 Corbin, Johnny 86,343
341, 366 Corbit, Allison 275
323 Corey, Marsha 196
322 Corhern, Amy 324, 361
343 Corley, Camala 77
248 Cornelius, Jesse 307
205 Cornett, Vincent 324
85, 275 Corpstein, Kreg 363
275, 380 Cospelich, Wayne 249
27, 205 Cosper, Chris 275, 368, 370
275, 330 Costict, Timothy 249
133,366,367 Cother, Jason 352
133 Cotton, Lori 341
323 Couch, Bettye 196
275, 374, 420 Couch, Kevin 343
248 Couch, Kim 339
205 Courcol, Daniel 157
195 Covington, Mark 249
205, 337 Covington, Trena 374
275 Coward, Meridian 196
368, 370 Cox, Chad 227
227 Cox, David 206
227 Cox, Edra 386
248 Cox, Jennifer 276, 324
133 Cox, LaQuita 206
227 Cox, Meredith 276
332 Cox, Michael 324, 361
248, 324, 339 Cox, Patrick 385
275, 353, 379 Cox, Penny 276
248 Cox, Tonya 249
227 Cox, Walter 249
205 Craft, Michelle 63, 206, 339
205
248, 340, 352
205
274, 356
227
307
71, 227, 314,
386
205
248
314
307
329
329
307
329
307
274
329
274, 314, 316,
385
379
349
205
195
248, 354
354
205
196
274, 382
248
376
361
275
275
275,327
307
227, 361
85, 184
205
274, 345
248
275
Craft, Stephanie 66, 249, 338
Craig, Anneliese 380
Craig, Jeri 276
Craig, Lauri 133
Craig, Randy 184
Crain, Roger 223
Cramer, Matthew 227
Crane, Michelle 358
Crane, Michel 276,316,338,
372, 420
Crane, Nathan 227
Crane, Stacy 249
Cranson, Christy 339
Craven, Karie 206, 337
Crawford, Carol 206
Crawford, Larry 249
Crawford, Mamie 378
Crawford, Mbanta 249
Crawford, Tyler 161
Crawley, Michael 276
Creason, Jerry 249
Creason, Melissa 249
Crecink, Marcia 276
Creekmore, Donna 196
Creekmore, Helen 133
Creel, Ann 186
Creel, Jodee 276
Crenshaw, Ben 276
Cresap, Michelle 206
Criddle, Julie 276, 324
Crigler, Jenny 276
Crigler, Mark 227
Crocker, Chena 376
Crocker, Christine 276
Crocker, Clay 249
Crocker, Floyd 328, 335
Cronier, Jennifer 55, 276
Crosby, Monica 206
Cross, Alan 206
Crothers, Chris 133
Crotwell, Dana 276
Crow, Karen 249
Crowder, Ken 372
Crowder, Kendralyn 331
Crowder, Thomas 276, 319
Crowe, Cathy 339
Crowe, Shane 276, 348
Crowley, Susan 86, 276
Crullivan, Logan 276
Crum, Kristi 276, 368, 369
Crutcher, Jamie 206,319
Cuccaro, Kim 331
Cuicchi, Christine 249, 318,
324, 338, 378
Cullum, Johnny 350
Culpepper, Eric 345
Culpepper, Eris 249
Cumberland, Vickey 376
Cummings, Mandy 206
Cummings, Marsha 276
Cummins, Beth 71,249,314,
326, 387
Cummins, Gene 276, 322, 329
Cunetto, Maria 38, 227
Cunningham, Jason 187
Cunningham, Matthew 133
Cupil, Creshona 206
Cupit, Dana 276, 343, 360, 363
Cureington, Adriane 75
Cureington, Adriene 74
Curlin, Tom 348
Curran, Matt 367
Curran, Matthew 276
Curro, Joseph 138
Curtis, James 276
Curtis, Kathy 320,331
Curtis, Kimberly 276
Cwiklik, Gwen 368
D
D'Aluisio, Joseph 249
D'Arcy, Craig 206
Dabbs, Laurie 206
Dagnall, Georgi 333
Dahlem, James
Dailey, Stephanie 133, 249
Daily, Jacqueline 197
Dakin, Greg 276
Dalcour, Claudis HI 206
Dale, Mark 345
Dale, Steven 197
Dallas, Andrea 314,315,378
Dalrymple, Sherrodd 276, 335
Dalton, Jacquelyn 276
Daly, Antonoius 276
Damiens, Christophe 156, 157
Dancy, Kebebe 227
Dancy, Keletha 206
Daniel, Bryan 133, 276, 318
Daniel, Chuck 166,170,171,
172
Daniel, Robert 133
Daniels, David 186
Dante, Charles 320
Darby, Chanda 227
Darby, Mindy 249
Darden, Julie 277, 334
Darmer, Andrew 133, 361
Darmer, Drew 362
Darnell, Haley 206, 337
Darumer, Drew 228
Daves, Arwell 207
Daves, Bridget! 228
Daves, Kelli 228
Davide, Michael 323
Davide, Mike 322
Davidson, Gary D 335, 366
Davidson, Libbie 249
Davidson, Shannon 228
Davies, Cara 326
Davis, Ancivia 207
Davis, Anne 277, 355
Davis, Ashlye 136, 137
Davis, Audrey 277
Davis, Brian 249
Davis, Carol 228
Davis, Chris 277
Davis, Cody 277
Davis, Detra 133
Davis, Ethel 277, 381
Davis, Frank 359
Davis, Jennifer 133. 228, 360
Davis, John 277, 420
Davis, Karen 277, 334
Davis, Kimberly 324
Davis, LaKesha 207
Davis, Louis 277
Davis, Michael 122, 133, 207,
277
Davis, Michelle 249
Davis, Thomas 307
Dawkins, Brice 207
Dawkins, Michael 207
Dawson, Piper 207, 342
Day, Shane 277, 334
Day, Tonya 277, 380
Dean, Kimberly 277, 332
Dean, Scotty 197
Dearholt, Don 329
Dearman, Melissa 228
DeBardelaben, Kelly 380, 382
Debardelaben, Marcy 249
Decker, Neil 277,318
DeDoes, Karen 184
Deeds, Dr Jacquelyn 346
Dees, Amy 228
Dees, Ginny 338
Dees, Jennifer 207,367
DeFord, Logan 170
DeGroote, Jessica 314,317,
324, 337, 361, 378
DeLeUis, Robert 249
Delinski, Peter 249
Delk, Frederick 249
DelPrince, Jim 373
DeMarco, Joann 184
Dement, James 329
Denmark, Brian 133
Dennis, Eric 249
Dennis, Kathryn 249, 324
Dent, Adrian 133
Denton, Dee 277
Derryhill, Derek 351
Deshazer, Westley 314,317,
332, 362
Deshler, Garvin 356
Deshmukh, Harshwardham
307
Desilets, Christian 207
Deuter, Brian 228, 361
Devaud, Brenda 350
Dewalt, Bradley 228
Dewberry, Lynn 207
Deweese, Brent 170
DeWeese, Tony 249
Dewolf, Dennis 207
DeWolf, Wendy 277, 326
Dhage, Sunil 307
Dick, Kendall 277
Dickerson, Erin 207
Dickey, Jon 324,361
Dickson, Billy 277, 397
Diffey, Angels 187
Dildar, Tahir 329, 360
Dill, Brian 277
Dill, Michael 228
Dill, Patricia 324, 361
Dilworth, Laurie 184
Dilworth, Mary 361
Dion, Gary 207
DiPascal, Dominick 277
Dixon, George 277
Dixon, Kathy 207
Dixon, Kawn 207
Dixon, Patrick 54, 307
Dixon, Susan 228, 338
Djire, Issa 349
Do, Kim 324
Dobbs, Amy 54, 228, 338, 361
Dodd, Thomas 133
Dode, Tushar 329
Doll, Melissa 249, 361
Dollar, Rebecca 133, 249, 339
Domingue, David 144, 148, 151
Donald, Robin 316
Dong, Kimberly 249, 361
Donlin, Chuck 339, 385
Donnaway, J 339
Donohoe, Pat 348
Donovan, Lisa 194
Dorizas, John 277
Dorizas, Niki 277, 355
Dorney, Kirsten 185
Dorrill, Renee 324
Dorris, Debbie 376
Dorsey, Brian 332, 380
Dorsey, George 133
Dorsey, Katrina 55
Dorsey, Marlon 148
Doss, Adrian 329
Doss, Kelvin 277, 356
Douglas, Charles 249
Douglas, Charlie 337
Douglas, Samuel 207
Douglas, Shannon 133, 277
Dowdy, Kelley 249, 340
Downey, Janet 228,339
Dowsing, Robert 277, 344
Draffen, John Mark 249, 330
Draffen, Mark 54, 333
Drake, Amber 207
Drake, Ruthie 353
Drake, Sonia 335
Draper, Michael 307
Draper, Mike 344
Drummond, Melissa 277
DuBard, Michele 277, 325, 374
DuBose, Christy 207
Dubose, Enrique 249
Duck, Marlon 60, 250
Duck, Reberta 277
Duckworth, Morie 250
Dudley, Christie 277
Duke, Rodney 278
Duke, Will 186
Dukes, Charla 194, 197
Dulaney, Brett 387
Duianey, Kim 86
Dulaney, Shawn 86, 333, 381
Dumas, John Dale 314, 343,
372
Dumas, Mark 250, 324
Dumas, Soretia 71, 386
Dunaway, Melissa 71, 340
Dunaway, Timothy 133
Duncan, Anne 250, 324
Duncan, Christy 324
Duncan, Susan 250
Duncan, Tim 377, 385
Duncan, Timothy 228
Dunn, Derrick 207
Dunn, Kelly 60
Dunn, Sudrick 197
Dunning, Catherine 278
Dunning, Cathy 339, 360
Durham, Clint 187
Durham, Kenna Starkville 250
Durham, Kim 86, 278
Duty, Jennifer 133, 250, 380,
381
Dye, Brad 278, 354
Dye, Sherry 133, 338
Dyer, Chris 359
Dykes, Brian 250
Dyson, Jennifer 250
Eakin, Jason
Ealy-Bolton, Tarsh
Eargie, Michele
Eargle, Michele
Earnhart, Shelley
Easley, Carmen
228
278
278
86
250
136
Easley, Darrell 133, 207, 362
Easley, Joan 250,372,377
Easley, Joel 228,338,385
Easley, Shelton 278
Easom, Kristie 353
East, Allison 278, 325, 339
Easterling, Shayne 133, 228,
328, 337
Eatman, Crystel 319,339,386,
387
Eatman-Hearn, Crystel 278
Eaves, Tracy 207
Echelberry, Todd 374
Echiburn, Titin 250
Echiburu, Titan 361
Echols, Gail 324
Ecke, April 138, 139, 250, 351
Eckert, Heath 345
Edens, Mylissa 250
Edens, Shonda 366
Edgewater, Mike 315
Edgeworth, Mike 228,316
Edison, Freddy 332
Edmond, Tasha 228
Edmondson, Tim 321, 325
Edmonson, Avery 340
Edmonson, Owen 83, 86, 278,
386
Edwards, Amy 250
Edwards, Brian 250
Edwards, Carlow 207
Edwards, David 278
Edwards, Debbie 278
Edwards, Evan 197
Edwards, Felecia 250
Edwards, Jennifer 228
Edwards, Sherrie 278
Edwards, Stephanie 278
Edwards, Steve 194, 195, 197
Egdorf, Janelle 380
Egdorf, Lee 380, 381
Egerson, Tywanda 207, 332
Eglin, Dr Judy 367
Ehrgott, John 278
Ehridge, Kim 330
Eichelberger, Euronda 67, 331
Eichelberger, Rhonda 197, 250
Eiland, Steve 278
Elam, Derrek 334
Elbert, Brian 55
Elhins, Will 321
Eliason, Shanon 278, 380
Elisar, Katherine 133
Elisar, Kathy 80,81,228
Elkins, Julie 250
Elledge, Mike 133, 362
Elliers, Christopher 133, 250
Elliot, Amanda 207
Elliot, Karilynn 335
Elliott, Karilynn 278
Ellis, Ann 333
Ellis, Beth 207
Ellis, Betsy 207
Ellis, Chip 362
Ellis, Melody 133
Ellis, Reginald 133
Ellis, Sharon 250
Ellis, Wendy 250
Elwart, Brandy 63, 133, 207
Elwell, Eric 228, 361
Embry, Vince 148, 150
Emerson, Terry 334
Emfinger, Jeffrey 250
England, Leslie 278
Engler, Roert 359
Enlow, Tina 334
Ennis, Jean 184
Epps, Latanya 278
Epps, Tyler 278, 365
Erby, Genea 387
Ervin, Adrian 278
Estes, Lester 347
Estes, Sabrina 207, 372
Esther, Kennon 133
Etheridge, Berkley 207
Ethridge, Amy 195, 197
Ethridge, Dean 228
Ethridge, Julie 197
Ethridge, Kim 250, 358, 372
Eubanks, Jennifer 250
Eubanks, Ronald 207
Eubanks, Tina 278
Eubanks, Trent 278
Evans, Andrea 228, 340
Evans, Brian 324, 348
Evans, Charles 133, 278
Evans, Chuck 145, 146, 148,
149, 151
Evans, Devonna 278
Evans, Edward 87, 250, 278,
347, 397
Evans, Jimmie 250
Evans, Joe 381
Evans, John 278, 384, 397
Evans, Karen Ruth 250
Evans, Marc 207
Evans, Marlene 329
Evans, Melodi 250
Evans, Park 170
Evans, Rodney 228
Evans, Valerie 250
Everett, Anne K 207, 380, 381
Everett, Beth 187
Everett, Lauren 278
Everett, Lavell 278, 351
Everett, Matt 381
Everett, Matthew 380
Everett, Nancie 279, 377, 380,
381
Everett, Stuart 279, 357
Evetts, Shelly 279, 354
Ewing, Angela 56, 228
Ewing, Chris 87, 279
Ewing, Jill 207
Ewing, Martha 338
Ezell, Rita 228
F
Fager, Genevieve 80
Faintain, Tashia Shante 67
Fairchild, Ramona 133
Fairley, LaKisha 207
Falgares, Heather 207
Famenco, Sandra 279
Fancher, Mark 54
Fancher, Michelle 337
Fang, Zhanshan 307
Farley, Natalie 324
Farmer, Renee 197
Faroov, Khalid 349
Farr, Denton 87, 279, 354, 372,
387
Farrell, Suzanna 207, 344
Faucette, Shannon 197
Faussone, Diane 228
Fayard, Michael 279
Fehrenbacher, Dawn 374
Felder, Bill 307
Felder, Jennifer 279, 337, 352
Felder, Richard 279
Felks, Shannon 56, 279, 365
Felty, Eric 359
Ferguson, Brandi 228,316,324,
338
Ferguson, Christy 251
Ferguson, Matthew 208
Ferguson, Tedra 251
Ferrell, Kendra 208, 333. 380,
381
Fesler, Charles 208
Fetner, Deric 279
Field, Karen 372
Fields, Bonita 55. 279, 347
Fields, Chris 229
Fields, Shanatel 335
Fillingame, Alice Hattiesburg
279
Finch, Jeff 356
Finch, Jeffrey 307
Fisher, Terry 251,340,380
Fitzgerald, Carlton 229, 361
Fitzhugh, Kendra 279
Fitzpatrick, Amy 186
Flatgard, Spence 314,387
Flautt, Krisin 339
Flautt, Kristin 251, 358, 372,
386
Fleming, Andra 229
Fleming, Hap 170
Fleming, Jerry D 404
Fleming, Tim 186
Flessner, Robyn 136
Fletcher, Brad 279
Fletcher, Ed 279, 356
Fletcher, Prisctlla 208
Flint, Scott 197
Flournoy, Rebecca 208
Flowers, Cam 208, 338
Floyd, Latrina 133, 208
Fly, Millie 279
Flynn, Rachael 229
Flynn, Rachel 361
Fogle, Lasca 279, 328
Folsom-Wright, Sharon 366
Fonck, Thad 327
Fonck, Thaddeus B 229, 336,
337
Fondren, Bethany 208
Fondren, Cecelia 279
Fondren, Myra 229, 361
Fondren, Stephanie 251
Foo, Alex 349
Fooshee, Chad 320
Forbus, Geoff 279
Ford, Amy 133, 229
Ford, Bill 329
Ford, Joel 319
Ford, Lee 122, 129
Ford, Leslie 251
Ford, Lynne 363
Ford, Mary Louise 251
Ford, Nicki 136
Ford, Stephen 229
Fordham, David 229
Fordham, Michelle 187
Forrest, Darrin 404
Forrest, LaSaun 332
Forsman, Allen 279, 355
Fortenberry, Betty 229
Fortenberry, Jason 133
Fortenberry, Jennifer 219
Fortenberry, Parrish 324, 331
Fortunato, Anna 374
Foster, Becky
Foster, Darrin
Foster, Eddie 197
Foster, John ''
Foster, Johnnie 361
Foster, Rebecca 13?
Foster, Robert ■ ^ !
Foster, Tracey 251
Fowler, Stephanie 187
Fox, Peter 25 1
Foxworth, Robert 359
Fracchia, James
Fracchia, Jeff
Francis, Tommy
Frank, Eileen 377
Frank, Frederick 133, 229
Frank, Tom 279
Franke, Dana 251, 337, 353
Franklin, Michael
Franks, Dr Susan 354
Franks, Stacey 251
Franz, Shawna 208
Fraser, Darrel 133
Fraser, Keith 362
Frederick, Katie 229, 361
Fredericks, Russell 187
Freed, Michael 133
Freeman, Greg
Freeman, Zandra 133, 331, 332
Freeswick, Shannon
Freeze, Terry
Frefichs, Mary
Freibert, Anna
French, Brand i
French, Brian
Freret, Stephen
Frerichs, Mary
Freshwater, Renee
Frey, Kristi
Frick, Clay
Frost, Angela
Frost, Angie
Frost, Jerry
Frye, Charles Jr
Frye, Chuck
Frye, Timothy
Fryery, Watson
Fugay, Dr John
Fulcher, Julie
Fulcher, Roben
Fulford, Stephanie
361
229
229
133, 362
229, 361
133, 229, 328
251
343, 374
359
279
251
324, 361
324, 361
229, 351
208
279
341
229, 316, 337
251
251
Fulgham, Robert 251
Fullen, Lucy 229, 324, 333, 361
Fuller, David
Fuller, Jennifer
Fuller, Kevin
Fuller, Marian
Fuller, Matt
Fuller, Sue
Fulton, Brian
Fyke, Harry
208
229
208
279
374
279
251
1H-
197
279, 320, 325
208
229, 334
331
133,279
279
208
279
279
280, 353, 386
Gaddie, Richard
Gafford, Jeff
Gagne, Henry
Gaines, Kerry
Gaines, Steve
Gainey, Jason
Gaither, Julia
Gallaher, Matt
Gallaher, Melissa
Galle, Melissa
Galloway, J T
Gambrel, Pam 280
Gammon, Chris 208
Gandy, Becky 195
Gandy, Christa 251, 380
Gandy, Jennifer 280
Gandy, Lula 229
Gandy, Rebecca 197
Ganley, Jennifer 280
Gann, Michelle 133
Gann, Paul 133
Ganti, Avinash 280
Garbarino, Shawn 280
Garcia, Carolina 229
Garcia, Cecilia 251
Garcia, J Ryan 208
Garcia, Paty 185
Garcia-Maldonado, Betsy 229
Gardner, Chris 12 1
Gardner, Gard 359
Gardner, Greg 404
Gardner, Patti 229
Gardner, Pricilla 280
Gardner, Priscilla 331
Gargrove, Christer 385
Garick, Sean 318
Garley, Laurann 73, 324
Gamer, Eric 280, 347
Garner, George 280
Garner, Gina 251
Garner, Ron 280, 318
Garner, Sarah 280
Garner, Todd 280
Garnjanasoowlin, Atipparut
Garrard, Jennifer
Garrett, Brandy
Garrett, Pat
Garrett, Steven
I Garrick, Lori
Garriga, Amanda
Garriga, Sara
Garrison, Melissa
Garrity, Byron
Gartman, Cecilia
Gartman, Kenneth
Garvin, William
Garviw, William
I Gaskin, John
Gassen, Esther
Gaston, Jennifer
Gaston, Robyn
I Gaston, Ronnie
i Gates, Lorenzo
Gates, Shannon
: Gates, Wesley
l Gatlin, Ashley
Gatlin, Chris
; Gauntt, George
! Gause, Portia
Gay, John
I Gayden, Lorenza
Gay den, Lorenzo
1 Gely, Geza Angela
, Gentry, Dodds
i Gentry, Judd
Genusa, Janet
Gercena, Karl
Gerow, Josh
Geixisn, James
Gnezzi, Michele
Gbiton, Jennifer
Gibbon, Kirk
Gibbs, Carla
Gibbs, David
Gibbs, Joe
Gibbs, Nicole
Gibson, Arleye
Gibson, Heath
Gibson, Jenifer
Gibson, Joe
Gibson, Margaret
Gibson, Stephanie
Gilbert, Dr Kathy
' Gilbert, Lee
, Gilbreath, Jan
I Giles, Alan
! Giles, Tawayna
, Giles, Terri
1 Gill, Mary Elizabeth
I Gill, Matt
| Gilley, Jennifer
: Gilliam, Rocky
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349
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208
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208
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324, 361
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Henry, Kevin
Henry, Leigh
Henry, Marie
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Henson, Jeff
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Hill, Tripp
Hill, Virginia
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Hinchey, Carley
Hines, Cynthia
Hines, Marie
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Hinton, Hanson
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Hobbs, Marcus
Hobbs, Richard
Hodge, Carolyn
Hodge, Leianna
Hodge, Quinton
Hodge, Tim
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Hodges, Michele
Hodges, Michelle
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Hodges, Shelli 283,
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Hodum, Chuck
Hoff, Jennifer
Hoff, Todd
Hoffman, Mike
Hogan, Eric
Hogan, Ettaronda
Hogan, Lenora
Hogue, Blair
Hogue, Sylvia
Holbrook, Jennifer
Holbrook, Nikki
Holbrook, Rob
Holbrooks, Michael
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Holder, Elizabeth
Holder, Gary
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Holke, Christopher
Holland, Daniel
Holland, Edward
Holland, Heather 54,
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Holland, Roben
Holland, Steven
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Howell, Henry
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Hudson, Christopher
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Hudson, Jill
Hudson, Jody
Hudson, Roman
Hudspeth, Quentin
Huff, Karen
Huffman, John
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Hughes, Darren
Hughes, Deborah 285,
Hughes, Jonathan
Hughes, Nathan
Hughes, Raymond
Hughes, Sandy
Hughes, Sherry
Hughey, Brian
Hughey, Rick
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Hulgan, Valerie
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Humprey, Jason
Hundley, Amy
Hunt, Corey
Hunt, Keith
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Hunter, Holly
Hunter, Melissa
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Richardson, Kathleen 338, 420
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Richardson, Rodney 361
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PHOTOGRAPHY
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Shellie Hodges ACADEMICS Editor
Sonny Mathews,Robert Rivera,
Ralph Shearer, Kim, Brad Moore,
Mike Nichols, Mike Bedgood
LIFE
Christie Veach, editor
Amy Russell, editor
Richie Passmore, Steve
Baucom, Amy, Michelle
Konscak, Chiquitta Walton, Hot
Pic: Jennifer Rodgers
1 SPORTS
Stephanie Alligood, editor
John Benjamin Smith, Audra
Moore, Jennie Randle,
Stephanie, Joey Rodgers
ORGANIZATIONS
Kevin Lewis, editor
Conine Leyden, editor
Kathleen Richardson, Belinda
Brown, Merinda Thompson,
Cory Knight, Not Pic: Sabrina
Qivens
LIMELIGHT
Michel Crane, editor
Lilac Yee, Kelly Mason, Brandi
Wust
CLASSES
Anna Minor, editor
Mary Jakway, editor
Jennifer Adams, Clare Kaplan,
Lynn Henderson, John Davis,
Delarie Henderson
Charity D. Scott
Editor
Michelle Newsom
Business Manager
Kim Palmer
Photography Editor
420
Photo by Kim Palmer
Photo by Sonny Mathews
REVEILLE
Photo by Sonny Mathews
Photos by Kim Palmer
421
Photo by Kim Palmer
Being editor has truly been a learning and enjoyable experience. The
past year has taught me many lessons about people and yearbooks. I
have learned the importance of being friendly. For certainly everything
is much nicer when there is a kind, helpful voice on the other end of
the line, or even when someone will step out of their position to do
something extra. I have also learned the aggrevation of encountering
apathetic people, ones who don't take the extra two minutes to even
have their picture made. To all of those who do care and take the extra
time, your effort is appreciated more than you know. And to the others
— why not live life to the fullest?
The yearbook staff has worked diligendy to assemble a book that
represents this university and the people of it. We hope you are pleased
with the result, because much of our work goes without reward. And
to this hard-working staff I would like to extend an extra-special thank
you. (I certainly couldn't have done it without you). Michelle New-
som, as business manager, you have handled the affairs with great
proficiency. You have even gone several steps further to assist the staff
and to keep me in line. Thank you for your support and hard work. To
Kim Palmer, thanks for all the long nights of extra work you put in to
produce the pictures for this book, not to mention the countless
assignments you handled. Obviously, without the photographers this
book could not exist, so a special thanks to all those who contributed,
especially those who were "on call" twenty-four hours a day — like
Sonny Mathews, Ralph Shearer and Mike Nichols (also those who had
to try three or four times just for one organization shot — like Mike
Bedgood or Mark May.)
The section editors took control and went from there, and I
appreciate your commitment. (I believe I can speak on their behalf to
thank the staff members who helped each section.) Stephanie Alligood
deserves a special thanks for handling the sports section alone — and
doing a beautiful job; not to mention being congenial to those who
were not so congenial to you. Michel Crane and Shellie Hodges also
handled sections of their own and completed them with skill. Kevin
Lewis worked extra hard with Corrine Leyden to give the organization
section the professional appearance. Anna Minor and Mary Jakway did
the monotonous work of putting together the class section, and a
special thanks to Anna for doing the new Meridian section. Christie
Veach and Amy Russell put their creativity to work to create a "lively"
life section. Mechel Clark deserves appreciation for consistendy being
there to handle the phone calls and even working on some pages.
Michael Hobby gets recognition for his insight and for continuing to
answer my questions, even if they came at six o'clock in the morning. I
would also like to mention Dr. Keith and Dr. Foster who directed me
through this crazy year and helped me when I needed it, whether or
not it concerned the yearbook.
Personally, I would like to thank my friends for their support
throughout the years. You may not understand how I handled it all,
but you never lost your faith in me — thanks and I love you all — Joy,
Maria, Christy, Jennifer, Leanne, and Laura. Also a special thanks goes
to my mom and dad who knew I could do it all along. Another thank
you goes to my husband Brian who quietly listened to my complaints
and problems and was beside me all the way.
I have certainly enjoyed this experience and will learn from my
mistakes, cherish my accomplishments, and continue to live life to the
fullest.
— Charity
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COLOPHON
Mississippi State University's 89th volume of
the Reveille was printed by Taylor Publishing
Company of Dallas, Texas with the use of sin-
gle color, two color, and four color presses.
Paper stock for all pages is 80 pound number
one grade enamel. Endsheets are coral sand
with blind emboss.
The original cover and division pages were
designed by Charity Scott with the professional
help of Dolores Landin, Taylor Artist. The di-
vision pages' background design is from Hall-
mark wrapping paper. The cover is red 061
vellum with handtool grain. The cover employs
emboss and deboss technique with copper ink
and brass foil stamp. The prominent typestyles
are Nouveau and Garamond.
Professional Images of Jackson, Mississippi
provided all student photographs in the class
section. Additional photographs throughout
the book were provided by Fred Faulk of Uni-
versity Relations and Media Relations of the
Athletic Department. The Chalet did most of
the color processing and supplies. Precision
Photo & Camera did many of the color en-
largements. The majority of the black and
white photographs were taken by and pro-
cessed by staff photographers who are full time
MSU students.
The Reveille is produced and managed by
students of Mississippi State University. Copies
of the yearbook are purchased by full time,
undergraduate students through an activity fee
of $8.50 per semester. The press run of the
1993 Reveille was 7200 copies of 424 pages
each.
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STUDENTS
Bart H. Brewer,
Ocean Springs
Sonya Marie
flailes, Shubuta
T. Adam
Upchurch,
Nashville, TN
Paul Eugene
Gate wood, Laurel
James Guy
Russell,
Blytheville, AR
Phillip A. Perry,
Miami, FL
Pamela Tiffany
Miller, Jackson
Jon Stephen
Steckler, Natchez
Nathan Welch
Jones,
Philadelphia
FACULTY
Charles E.
Couvillion, Yet.
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Hugh Duncan,
Physical Plant
Hayes T. Farrish,
Tunica Co. MCES
Ludie Westbrook,
Chickasaw Co.
MCES
Ruth H. Purcell,
Sunflower Co.
MCES
Roger Clay
Simmons,
MCES/MSU
Lennie G. Kizer,
MCES
Johnnie Pigg,
Wayne Co. MCES
Catherine
Williams, Adams
Co. MCES
Rupert B.
Johnston, MCES
John H.
Patterson, MSU
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