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1987 BOBASHELA

Vol. LXXIX

Millsaps College

1701 N. State St.

Jackson, MS 39210

Susan Bale, Editor

Victor Matthews, Assistant Editor

Bill Morris, Photography Editor

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Events 14

Limelight 40

Organizations 62

Greeks 88

Faculty 112

Classes 134

Sports 162

1987 BOBASHELA STAFF

Editor Susan Bale

Assistant Editor Victor Matthews

Photography Editor Bill Morris

Section Editors:

Events Doug Ford

Limelight Teresa Walters

Organizations Mariya de la Cruz

Anne Trainor

Greeks Julie Bliton

Margaret Weems

Faculty Sharon Darter

Classes Laura J. Finnegan

Jeannie Cheng

Sports Paul Wilson

Kim Tadlock

Year of the Bulldozer

Alterations were evident when students returned to campus located around campus. The campus is definitely taking on a

this fall. Some of these transformations were minor while others new look. The new trees and plants being planted will make

made a profound impact on the campus layout itself. The major Millsaps look like the Garden of Eden when they bloom. The

changes were readily seen around campus, such as the con- constant changes on campus display the willingness of Millsaps

struction of the Olin Science Building, the fence around cam- administrators to continually improve the school's status and to

pus, the guard houses, and the bell tower. Less obvious, but serve the student body,
more aggravating to students who drive, are the speed bumps

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The Many Facets of Millsaps Life

The events that affect a student
at Millsaps are analogous to the
effects that a jeweler has on a
diamond. The jeweler can take
on many forms such as teachers,
extracurricular activities, and
social life. The uncut diamond is
the student. The jeweler works
on the stone refining and po-
lishing it until the end result is
achieved, a perfect diamond.
Such is the desired result of a
graduating senior, to be multi-
faceted and complete via a lib-
eral arts education.

No Change of Heart

1987 was a year of change for the face of the Millsaps campus, of the traditions here at Millsaps— are still seen every day in
But even though the appearance was changed, the spirit was the life of the students,
constant. Sharing, caring, relaxing, and working — just a few

Sunny Days in the Bowl

With construction all over campus, the students of Mill-
saps had but one haven where they could relax and have
good, clean fun together . . . the Bowl. And, truly, this year
the Bowl was bursting with activity — there were lunches in
the bowl, performing artists visited, and don't forget the
infamous Greek Weekend . . .

Always Time for A Smile.

Seeing new faces and rejoining old friends — the very heart of Along with learning, smiling seems to be an inevitable occur-
the Millsaps student experience. rence.

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1986 Homecoming Court, L-R: Loree Peacock, Tracy Applewhite, Homecoming Queen Sara Williams, Susan Van
Cleve, and Lisa Pace, with escorts Jamie Noble, Billy Bergner, Mont Berry, Billy Carr, and David Coffey.

The 1986 Homecoming celebration
brought alumni, friends, students,
and family together for a day of food,
football, and fun.

Tradition was honored by the choos-
ing of class favorite as reigning queen
of the Homecoming Court. Sara's
hometown is Corinth, Mississippi.

Holidays are welcome diversions from regular student
life. For some who live far from home, often campus cele-
brations provide the only observances of these special
times. On Halloween, we found these young men who
appear to have only tricks on their minds and a jack o'lan-
tern standing guard at the Chi O House.

Christmas Dinner on campus gave the Millsaps family a
chance to observe the season together before scattering
for home. Santa even made an appearance — but doesn't
he look an awful lot like that biology professor who plays
the "flute-thing" every year? Dean Good even found the
Easter Bunny passing out treats in the Divisions office on
that happy Spring day.

One of the most challenging and satisfying undertakings available
to a Millsaps student is participation in the theatrical productions
staged throughout the year. Students with acting experience, togeth-
er with talented newcomers, constitute the Millsaps Players. Guided
by long-time director Lance Goss and with technical instruction from
Brent Lefavor, student casts and crews have never failed to provide
Millsaps and the community with superbly-presented performances.

Right: Tammy Freeman and Lailah Safir prepare for DARK OF THE
MOON.

Opening scene of the musical production SHENANDOAH.

The anxiously-awaited 1987 Spring Tour
for members of the Millsaps Singers finally
arrived on Friday, March 6, when 64 stu-
dents filled one bus and a van and depart-
ed Jackson on nine days of discovery.

An itinerary of eight cities and a reper-
toire of sacred music by Bach, Gabriel
Faure, and Rachmaninoff provided the
Singers with an incomparable experience
unique among all Millsaps College student
organizations.

The stops included Atlanta, Greens-
boro, Chesapeake, VA, Washington, D.C.,
Aberdeen, MD, Mt. Sterling, KY, Nash-
ville, and Memphis. The Homecoming
Concert at Galloway United Methodist
Church in Jackson capped the tour.

In Washington, D.C., the Singers met
with Senator Thad Cochran and enjoyed
an opportunity to converse with U.S. Re-
presentatives Sonny Montgomery and
Wayne Dowdy of Mississippi.

Retired Methodist minister, the Reverend Luther Bennet of Greensboro, NC, was a member
of Millsaps' Glee Club in 1934. Singers Beverly Vignery, Gib Sims, and Bubba Cummins think
that's pretty neat!

The Ford Fellowship (or Club Wagon Clique) consisted of, in varying combinations, Lisa Bowden, Ann Dye, Eleni
Matos, Patton Stephens, Michelle Forrester, Laura Barrett, Susan Thomas, Reisa Collum, Gib Sims, Andy Andrews,
Tim Dennis, Bill Abstein III, Trey Porter, Andre Vial, and designated drivers Keith Cook and John Johnston.

By far, the hottest topic on campus this spring was the
proposed Honor Code. The idea of drafting an Honor
Code for the College was born in 1986 and was acted
upon during the '86-'87 year. After months of work, the
proposal was made public and subjected to much de-
bate. The spring semester saw the Honor Code dis-
cussed and debated in classrooms, newspaper editori-
als, panel discussions, and during question and answer
sessions. Feedback led to amendments in the original
code and postponement of voting on the code. After
the contents of the revised document were displayed,
the election was held. The proposal was dealt a re-
sounding defeat with over 60% of the students oppos-
ing the code.

Students turned out in large numbers to hear an outdoor debate on
the Honor Code (left and right). Below, Andy Harper and Robert
Mangialardi moderate as representatives of the opposing view.

. seemed to be the general concensus.

Poll-worker Jennifer Rogers watches as Rachel Powell
casts her vote.

James W. Boswell, an English major from Opelousas, LA, presided over the SBA in 1986.

Involvement in campus affairs is a hallmark
of life at Millsaps. The student body en-
thusiastically participates in the student
government election process.

Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel's address to
the audience that filled the Christian Cen-
ter auditorium was considered by many to
be the high point of an already outstand-
ing '86-87 Millsaps Arts and Lecture Series.

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The "Bowl" has always been known as the cen-
ter of Millsaps student life. This is especially evi-
dent when Spring arrives. After some months of
less-than-hospitable weather, students take every
opportunity to lounge in the refreshing warmth.
One of the most popular activities is lunch in the
bowl. The cafeteria staff provides a barbeque-style
lunch while a SBA band provides live music for the
outdoor break.

With all the good conversation, entertainment,
picnics and plain relaxation that goes on here
throughout the year, Millsaps students continue
the "Bowl" tradition.

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Above: The Black Student Association hosted Dr. C.J. Duckworth, retired director
of the Mississippi Teacher Association, who presented an historical perspective on
Black leadership in America. Right: Christine Yeh, assisted by Celeste Chang, pro-
vided student names in Chinese to promote Cross Cultural Connection speakers
Dr. Shih-Sung Wen and attorney Ronnie Frith, experts on life in Taiwan.

Several organizations and departmental
activities addressed the diverse and dy-
namic interests of Millsaps students during
the '86-'87 school year. Shown here are
but a sampling of those events.

Opposite Left: Lucy Hetrick and her father, Jackson
attorney Byron Hetrick, examine her pen-and-ink
drawings. Lucy's work was part of one of several
showings of student works sponsored by the Art De-
partment. Left: The Campus Ministry Team orga-
nized a Toys-for-Tots campaign for the Christmas
season. The table is staffed by B.B. Watson, Nancy
Townsend, and Scott Drawe. Below: Dr. Shri Mishra,
head of the department of neurosurgery at the V.A.
Medical Center in Jackson, spoke on the culture of
his native India for the newly-formed international
student group, Cross Cultural Connection.

The College, in recognition of the long-standing relationship be-
tween the School of Management and the Else family, named the
school in honor of Charles and Eloise Else on November 6, 1986.

THE CHARLES W. AND ELOISE T. ELSE SCHOOL OF
MANAGEMENT

Charles Else's persistence and ability shaped a ca-
reer which brought him from the position of accoun-
tant to Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive
Officer of Southland Oil Company. Wanting to en-
courage others to reach for their potential, Mr. Else,
with his wife Eloise, established in 1977 a scholarship
fund which recognizes the academic ability and
promise of Millsaps students majoring in business ad-
ministration, accounting, and economics. Only the
beginning of their benevolence to Millsaps College,
the Else Scholars program epitomizes the Elses' com-
mitment to excellence. In recognition of their phil-
anthropic example and as a constant challenge to-
ward achievement, Millsaps College names the
School of Management in honor of Charles W. and
Eloise T. Else.

Jerry D. Whitt, Dean

George M. Harmon, President

James A. Campbell, Chairman, Board of

Trustees

Millsaps College

Charles and Eloise Else upon the unveiling of the plaque honoring their contribution to the College
and the lives of the Else Scholars.

The U.S. Marine Corps Band
(LEFT) performed as part of the
Millsaps Arts and Lecture Series
in October. This series brings a
variety of events to campus as
an enrichment for the students
and the community alike.

OPPOSITE — The Millsaps
Bridge Tag Team provides a
moment of interest for a Ma-
rine prior to the Band's perfor-
mance.

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The Friday Forum program is a tradi-
tion at Millsaps. Each presentation is
open and free to the public. A wide va-
riety of topics were discussed as part of
the Fall-Spring agenda. Below is a sam-
pling of the 25 presentations that were
scheduled during the past school year:

"Mississippi Blues and Their Influ-
ence"

— Mr. Jim O'Neal, Editor, Living
Blues Magazine, Center for the Study
of Southern Culture, University of Mis-
sissippi

"The Art of Leontyne Price"
— Mr. Michael Barclay, Director, Op-
era Education International, Berkeley,
California

"America's Space Shuttle Program"

— Admiral Richard Truly, Director,
NASA Space Shuttle Program

"The Art and Politics of Doug Marlette"
—Doug Marlette, Cartoonist, Charlotte Observer, creator of
"Kudzu"

"An Honor System for Millsaps"

— Moderator: Robert H. King, Vice President and Dean of Mill-
saps College
Panelists: Jim Boswell, Millsaps Senior;
Jim McKeown, Professor of Biology, Millsaps College;
Laurie Pruitt, Millsaps Senior

"Passion and Paradox in Thomas Merton"

— Lisa Bowden, Millsaps Senior Honors Student

(at left, during her presentation on Friday, April 10, 1987)

PROFESSORS

Dr. Robert E. Bergmark

"I think of life as an opportunity for service," Dr. Bergmark says. "It's why I'm a
teacher. Religious commitment, in my mind, is not so much a set of doctrines as
a call to serve, a call to love, a call to be of assistance. My particular role in being
of assistance is to be a teacher."

Dr. Bergmark has taught philosophy at Millsaps College for 34 years. His has
been a distinguished career: chairman of the philosophy department since 1962;
from 1964 until 1973, chairman of the humanities division; member of the
academic council from 1967 until 1973; director of the two-year Consortium for
the Advancement of Private Higher Education project which encouraged com-
puter literacy among Millsaps faculty. In 1974 he was named Millsaps' Distin-
guished Professor.

Dr. Bergmark doesn't mention these honors when asked what has been most
significant about his career. "Rather than some one thing, it's more the day-to-
day experience with students. It simply is worth something, this kind of work —
to see students over four years developing themselves, discovering their minds
and their abilities to make distinctions."

EMERITI

Dr. Frank M. Laney, Jr.

It's usually difficult to attribute a lifetime's occupation to a single decision or
circumstance. In Frank Laney's case it's easy. He became a teacher because his
fascination with knowledge made it unthinkable for him to do anything else.
The pursuit of knowledge as its own end is almost out of fashion in today's
technological arena. What explains a preoccupation with facts, a desire for truth
simply because it is? In Dr. Laney's case it is the understanding that facts, pieced
together, can bring. "You can't acquire knowledge about anything without
gaining greater knowledge of yourself," he said. "You come to recognize where
you fit in to things."

Dr. Laney taught history for nine years before becoming dean of the college
from 1962 until 1969. While he was dean, Millsaps, in recognition of its excel-
lence, received a $1.5 million challenge grant from the Ford Foundation, and
years of planning for the Heritage program came to fruition. As significant,
perhaps more so in terms of their collective influence, is the fact that many of
the faculty hired during Dr. Laney's tenure as dean are still teaching here. They,
like Frank Laney, are evidence of the dedication Millsaps evokes and of the
enthusiasm for knowledge that it fosters.

In 1969, Dr. Laney left his administrative responsibilities to return to the
classroom where he has taught history for the past 18 years. He first joined the
faculty in 1953.

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Major's
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Susan Van Cleve
Memphis, TN

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Who's
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Who's Who Among Students in

American

Universities and Colleges

Who's Who Among Students in American
Universities and Colleges is a national program
which recognizes outstanding college seniors.
Students are nominated by their college or uni-
versity. Students named to Who's Who are in-
cluded in the current volume of the Who's Who
biographical compilation published in Tusca-
loosa, Alabama. Thirty-four Millsaps students
are included in the 1987 edition of Who's Who
Among Students in American Universities and
Colleges:

Ted Brent Alexander, Audie Gene Apple, Jr.,
Joseph Darrell Austin, James Montgomery Ber-
ry, William Alonzo Billups III, Waverley Ward
Booth, Gregory Floyd Bost, James Walton Bos-
well III, Sarah Elizabeth Bowden, William Jolley
Carr III, James Anthony Cloy, Francis Daniel
Donovan, Jr., Scott James Drawe, Sheila Ann
Farnsworth, Michelle Marie Forrester, Kelly
Elaine Hale, Greta Louise Ham, Barbara June
Hearn, Donna Jean Luther, Robert Joseph Man-
gialardi, Hiawatha Adolphus Martin, Kelvin
McLaurin, Melanie Dawn Page, Laurie Lynn
Pruitt, Susan Denise Seal, Delecia Susanne Seay,
William David Spight, Patton Lee Stephens,
Dean Everette Taggart, Eleanor Frances Taylor,
Paul M. van Deventer, Holly Lynne Walters, Mi-
chele Marion Wren, Lily Yang

James
Montgomery Berry

Varsity Basketball— 4 yr. letterman, captain

Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Lambda

FCA pres., Tri-Chi

Kappa Alpha Order — vice-pres.

Order of Omega

Sheila Ann
Farnsworth

Financial Management Assn. — pres.

Sigma Lambda, Omicron Delta Kappa — vice-pres.

Campus Ministry Team

La Sociedad Nacional Hispanica— pres.

Kappa Delta sorority

Kelly Elaine Hale

Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Lambda
Chi Omega— 1986 pres.
Campus Ministry Team, MCF, FCA
Women's Intramurals

James Walton
Boswell III

SBA— President, Treasurer, senator

Kappa Alpha Order

Omicron Delta Kappa

Sigma Lambda

Pi Delta Phi, Sigma Tau Delta, Eta Sigma

Order of Omega, Campus Min. Team

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William Jolley Carr

Holly Lynne
Walters

Kappa Alpha Order

Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Lambda— treas.

SBA treasurer

Eta Sigma, Alpha Eta Sigma

Kappa Delta sorority, Panhellenic
Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Lambda
Student Telethon co-chair, chairperson
Singers, Varsity tennis

Sarah Elizabeth
Bowden

Singers, Troubadours
judicial Council, Campus Ministry
Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Lambda
Honors Program

Melanie Dawn
Page

Omircon Delta Kappa, Sigma Lambda (vice-pres.)
Tri-Beta, Tri-Chi, Theta Nu Sigma (pres.), AED
Eta Sigma (pres.), Campus Ministry Team
Kappa Delta sorority — Philanthropy Chairman

Who's
Who

Dean Everette
Taggart

Kappa Sigma fraternity
Student Telephone Campaign

Delecia Susanne
Seay

Sigma Lambda, Omicron Delta Kappa
Alpha Psi Omega, Eta Sigma Phi (pres.)
Millsaps Players, Bobashela section editor
Phi Mu sorority

Laurie Lynn Pruitt

Sigma Lambda, Omicron Delta Kappa — pres.
Tri-Beta, AED, Eta Sigma, Circle K
Kappa Delta sorority
Honor Code Committee

Susan Denise Seal

Phi Mu sorority— Ethics Board Chairman
Phi Mu nominating committee chairman
Circle K, Millsaps Christian Fellowship

Who's
Who

Hiawatha Adolphus
Martin

Sigma Lambda, Omicron Delta Kappa

Theta Nu Sigma, Tri-Beta, Tri-Chi, AED (pres.)

Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Sigma, Circle K

Judicial Council chairman

Symposium Committee

Eleanor Frances
Taylor

Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Lambda
Senate, Circle K, Eta Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma
Kappa Delta sorority, P/R chairperson
JPAR program

James Anthony
Cloy

AED, Tri-Beta, Tri-Chi, Theta Nu Sigma
Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Lambda
Bobashela — '85 asst. editor, '86 editor-in-chief
Chairman, College Publications Committee

Scott James Drawe

Campus Ministry, Catholic Campus Ministry

Singers

Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Lambda

Student Senate leadership award

Who's
Who

Greta Louise Ham

Campus Ministry Team
Eta Sigma Phi
Sigma Lambda

Waverley Ward
Booth

Kappa Delta sorority

Eta Sigma

1987 Emory Business Team

Senate

Michelle Marie
Forrester

Singers, Campus Ministry Team

Sigma Lambda

Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Sigma

Chairperson, Drug Education Committee

Ted Brent
Alexander

Lily Yang

Sigma Lambda
Omicron Delta Kappa
Cross Cultural Connection
AED, Tri-Chi

Patton Lee
Stephens

Who's
Who

Kappa Alpha Order
SBA 2nd vice-president
Singers

Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Lambda

Phi Eta Sigma

Millsaps Singers, Troubadours

Who's
Who

Gregory Floyd Bost

Varsity football— 4 yrs.
Varsity baseball— 4 yrs.
Kappa Alpha Order
Campus Ministry Team

Francis Daniel
Donovan, Jr.

Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Lambda (pres.)

Pi Kappa Alpha

Tri-Chi

Rotary Scholarship Winner

Barbara June Hearn Paul M. van

Deventer

Sigma Lambda, Omicron Delta Kappa

Phi Mu sorority

Pi Delta Phi, Theta Nu Sigma, Tri-Chi

SWIM, Phi Eta Sigma, Circle K, AIDS task force

Sigma Lambda, Omicron Delta Kappa
Theta Nu Sigma, Tri-Chi
Kappa Sigma
Varsity Football

Donna Jean Luther Kelvin McLaurin

Alpha Psi Omega (pres.)
Sigma Tail Delta
Phi Alpha Theta
Millsaps Players

Alpha Eta Sigma, ODK, Sigma Lambda

Varsity football

Else Management scholar

American Institute of Certified Accountants Scholarship

Who's
Who

Robert Joseph
Mangialardi

Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Lambda
AED, Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Sigma
Theta Nu Sigma, Tri-Chi
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity
Co-chairperson, Symposium Committee

Joseph Darrell
Austin

Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Lambda
Darkroom Manager '85, '86
Tri-Beta, Tri-Chi, Theta Nu Sigma, AED
Kappa Alpha Order

Who's
Who

Audie Gene Apple,
Jr.

Varsity basketball
Alpha Eta Sigma
Intramurals

Michele Marion
Wren

Sigma Lambda

Stylus, Co-editor Fall 1986

Emory Business Team

Members of the 1987 Emory Business Team, front row left to right — Waverley Booth, Martha
Campbell, Dean Jerry Whitt. Second row— Charles Shepherd, Mark Daigle and Dr. Patrick
Taylor.

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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE

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MISSISSIPPI STUDENT WINS NA-
TIONAL AWARD FOR SCHOLAS-
TIC ACHIEVEMENTS

• Mr. COCHRAN. Mr. President, a
college student from the State of Mis-
sissippi. Bridget Falrley of Ridgeland.
has earned recognition for a most re-
markable scholastic record.

She has achieved a perfect 4.0 grade
average in her studies at Millsaps Col-
lege in Jackson, MI. This is in a cur-
riculum at one of the best smaller lib-
eral arts colleges in the Nation.

Miss Pairley is scheduled to gradu-
ate in December with a degree in polit-
ical science, and has expressed an in-
terest in studying law and becoming
involved in local and State politics. In
addition to her perfect 4.0 grade aver-
age, she has compiled an impressive
list of scholastic and extracurricular
achievements.

What makes this most remarkable is
that Bridget Fairley has been blind
since birth. But she has not allowed
this handicap to hold her back or to
prevent her from succeeding in her
studies and other activities.

Recently, she was honored as one of
four students from around the coun-
try at ceremonies in New York City as
the recipient of the "Recording for
the Blind's Scholastic Achievement
Award."

She was recently featured In the
"Good News" column of the Jackson
Daily News and I ask that this article
be printed In the Record.

The article follows:
Bund Millsaps Student Wins Scholarship
Honor
(By Ruth Ingram)

A blind student who has maintained a per-
fect 4.0 grade-point average at Millsaps Col-
lege in Jackson has received a national
award for her scholastic achievements.

Bridget Fairley. 22. of Ridgeland was one
of four U.S. college students honored by Re-
cording for the Blind, a non-profit organiza-
tion that provides recorded educational
books to blind students and professional
people.

The $2,000 Scholastic Achievement
Awards were presented May 11 by CBS cor-
respondent Harry Reasoner during a cere-
mony in New York City.

Reasoner's late wife, Kathleen, was a vol-
unteer reader for the Recording for the
Blind unit in New Haven. Conn.

Fairley. a senior majoring in political sci-
ence, plans to attend law school after she
graduates from Millsaps in December. She
hopes to pursue a career in civil law or in
state and local politics.

"In the midst of all this, I hope to be a
wife and mother and I would place my
family before my career." Fairley said.

Her extracurricular activities at Millsaps
include serving as freshman senator in the
Millsaps Student Senate and as parliamen-
tarian of the Mississippi Council of the
Blind.

Fairley enjoys cooking, political discus-
sions, reading, listening to classical and pop-
ular music writing short stories and re-
searching her family's history.

Other winners are Beth Ann Anderson, a
sociology major at Arizona State University;
Donald Hert, a personnel administration
major at Quincy College in Quincy, 111.; and
Jay Yi. an applied mathematics major from
the University of California at Berkeley.*

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Else
Scholars

Front row from left: Susan Van Cleve, Bryan Edwards, Eloise Else, Charles Else,
Kristen Magee and Suresh Chawla. Back row from left: Qiu Xiao, Melissa
Cumbest, Ed Sanders, Dean Taggert, Stan Gibbens,

Whit McKinley, Mary Irby, Logan Russell, Billy Carr, Sheila
Farnsworth, Fred McEwen and Putnam Stainback. Else
Scholars not pictured are Kelvin McLaurin, Byron Winsett,
Don Ayers, James Inman, Marshall Pearson, Mike McLaurin,
Dee Parks and Kathy Piazza.

1987

Distinguished

Professor

Howard Bavender

Millsaps College recognized Pro-
fessor Howard Bavender as Distin-
guished Professor of the Year during
Founders' Day activities held Febru-
ary 13-14. Bavender has taught politi-
cal science at Millsaps for the past 21
years. He was described by Dean
Robert King as "an imposing pres-
ence" in the classroom, adding that
outside the classroom "he is one of
the most sought-after counselors on
the faculty."

Stating that Bavender "brings
imagination, enthusiasm, intellectual
rigor and moral earnestness" to his
lectures and discussions, King noted
that "He is relentless in his efforts to
challenge the thinking of students
and to evoke commitment from
them."

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Awards Day
1987

Bridget Fairley gets a congratulatory hug from her mother
after winning two of the day's awards.

Humanities

Swearingen Prize for Greek - George Wynne Gober
Swearingen Prize for Latin - Andrea Marie Prince
Magnolia Coullet Senior Classics Award - Greta Louise Ham
The Ross H. Moore History Award - Joseph Murray Robinson
American Bible Society Award - Dianne Powell Harms

Language and Literature

The Clark Essay Medal - James Walton Boswel
The Albert Godfrey Sanders Award in French -

1 III, Johanna Lynn Burkett
Elizabeth Hill Flowers,
Dosha Frances Cummins
The Albert Godfrey Sanders Award in Spanish - John Prentiss Warren
The Beginning German Award - Sharon Nannette Willis
The Intermediate German Award - Melinda Leigh Welch

Science and Mathematics

The Biology Research Award - Daniel Shawn Moore
The Tri Beta Award - D'Ette Evelyn Lorio

The J. B. Price General Chemistry Award - Emily Paige Jochimsen, Robert Edward Lancaster,

John William Meyers. James Edward Roberts
Analytical Chemistry Award - James Plemon Coleman II
The Department of Chemistry and Tri-Chi Senior Chemistry Award -

Robert Joseph Mangialardi
The Computer Science Award - Lee Ann Darden

The Union Pacific Foundation Award for Geology - Jo Freeman Everett
The Geology Department Awards - Julie Sellers Cox, Maria Lucille Karam
The Freshman Mathematics Award - Judith Lynn Gicger
The Mathematics Major Award - Todd Andrew Clayton
The Physics and Astronomy Awards - Ronald Lance Waycaster, Jerry Arthur Davis

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Award for Outstanding Student Teaching - Margaret Wynn

Education Department Scholarship Award - Diane Melissa Phillabaum

The Reid and Cynthia Bingham Scholar of Distinction Awards in Political Science -

David Charles Ates, Bridget Carol Fairley
The C. Wright Mills Award in Sociology and Anthropology - Maria Matos

Else School of Management

Wall Street Journal Award - Mark Stephen Daigle

Mississippi Society of CPAs' Award - Audie Gene Apple. Jr.

Emory Team Competition - Mark Stephen Daigle, Waverley Ward Booth,

Martha Harris Campbell, Charles Davis Shepherd
Else Scholars - Sheila Ann Farnsworth. William Jolley Carr III, James Bryan Edwards.

Kelvin McLaurin, Edward Lloyd Sanders. Dean Everette Taggart,

Susan Elizabeth Van Cleve

Individual Awards

Alpha Epsilon Delta — West Tatum Award - Robert Joseph Mangialardi
Chi Omega Social Science Award - Sarah Elizabeth Bovvden
Jim Lucas Scholarship - Wright Ebaugh McFarland

Omicron Delta Kappa Award for Outstanding Freshman Man and Woman of the Year -

Jeffrey Scott Bruni. Carole Anne Dye
Theta Nu Sigma Award - Melanie Dawn Page

Senate Leadership Award - Sarah Elizabeth Bowden. David Munro Setzer II
Thomas Ross Scholarship - Terry Regina Lazzari
Justin Potter Scholarship - Robert Joseph Mangialardi
Summer Internship at Johns Hopkins University Hospital - Lily Yang
Good Housekeeping Magazine's "100 Young Women of Promise" - Sheila Ann Farnsworth
National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete - Kelvin McLaurin

Who 's Who in American Colleges and Universities

Ted Brent Alexander
Audie Gene Apple. Jr.
Joseph Darrell Austin
James Montgomery Berry
William Alonzo Billups III
Waverley Ward Booth
Gregory Floyd Bost
James Walton Boswell III
Sarah Elizabeth Bowden
William Jolley Carr III
James Anthony Cloy
Francis Daniel Donovan, Jr.

Scott James Drawe
Sheila Ann Farnsworth
Michelle Marie Forrester
Kelly Elaine Hale
Greta Louise Ham
Barbara June Hearn
Donna Jean Luther
Robert Joseph Mangialardi
Hiawatha Adolphus Martin
Kelvin McLaurin
Melanie Dawn Page
Laurie Lynn Pruitt

Susan Denise Seal
Delecia Susanne Seay
William David Spight
Patton Lee Stephens
Dean Everette Taggart
Eleanor Frances Taylor
Paul M. van Deventer
Holly Lynne Walters
Michele Marion Wren
Lily Yang

The Millsaps Players Awards

Alpha Psi Omega Award - Kara Celeste Winsett

The Mitchell Award - Paul Dewhitt Burgess

The Acting Awards - Kelly Christopher Hitchcock, Donna Jean Luther

The Junior Acting Awards - Thomas Hurd Rishel. Carole Anne Dye

The Hains Award - Wright Ebaugh McFarland

The Backstage Award - Jennifer Elaine Mauterer

The Freshman Award - Donald William Matani Smith

The Cameo Award - Alice Margaret Hall

Every semester members of the Millsaps com-
munity gather in the Tap Day Assembly, sponsored
by the Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Honor
Society. The purpose of the gathering is to recog-
nize the scholarly achievement of those students
who will be inducted into one or more of the
several honor societies on campus.

Honor societies exist at Millsaps primarily to rec-
ognize the attainment of scholarship of a superior
quality. They recognize the development of lead-
ership qualities, character, and good campus citi-
zenship in addition to academic achievements.
They maintain a high standard of eligibility for
membership and, by so doing, membership in
honor societies becomes something to be valued
highly.

In addition to the induction of new members
into honor societies, scholarship trophies are
awarded at Tap Day to the sorority and the frater-
nity whose members collectively have achieved
the highest grade point average during the pre-
vious semester. The competition is keen and the
announcements are eagerly anticipated by the en-
tire student body.

Thad Pratt receives the Sigma Lambda leadership
honorary pin from Patton Stephens.

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Greta Ham taps Charlotte Harness into Eta Sigma
Phi, the Classics honorary, with the traditional
wreath.

BELOW Stephanie Sonnier (left), a new member of
Omicron Delta Kappa honorary, is congratulated
by Susan Van Cleve.

CENTER Kelly Hale receives recognition for scho-
lastic achievement.

Student Body Association

The 1987 Officers are pictured at right:
Jack May, Treasurer; Loree Peacock,
Secretary; Mark McCreery, President;
Doree-Jane Smith, Second Vice-Presi-
dent; and David Laird, First Vice-Presi-
dent.

The Student Senate is composed of stu-
dents elected by the student body.
Residence areas both on and off campus
are represented. A certain portion of
senators are elected campus-wide.
Campus concerns are discussed at
weekly meetings and the disposition of
funds from student activity fees is de-
cided.

Senators pictured at right are: 1st row— Anne
Douglas, Beth Smith, Laurie Aycock, Ross Moore,
Anne Dye, Stephanie Sonnier, and Eleanor Taylor.
2nd row: Alys Barlow, Courtney Egan, Susan
Thomas, lndu Gupta, Jennifer Rodgers, and Missy
Metz. 3rd row: Danny Donovan, Omar Afzal,
Scott Cloud, Jeff Bruni, David Wall, Spencer Neff,
David Bonner, and Bobby Brown. 4th row: Jimmy
Lancaster, Bill Devlin, Nick Verde, Stephen Harri-
son, Rick Patt, and Paul Aertker. 5th row: Tom
Shima. Dr. Ross H. Moore serves as advisor to the
Student Senate.

Beta Beta Beta

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Tri-Beta, a national honor society for
students in the biological sciences, aims
to promote research and scholastic
achievement in biology. The Millsaps
Kappa Pi chapter was founded in 1968.

Pictured (by rows) are Tri-Beta members Danny
Moore, Steve Shoop, Laurie Pruit, Gail Martin, Joe
Austin, Mary Margaret Dulaney, Anthony Cloy,
D'Ette Lorio president, Sandra Rives, Cheryl
Brooks, Robert Stewart, Susan Boone, Chris Luft,
Indu Gupta, Dawn Patten, Chris Powell, Adam
Plier, Tereesa Manogin, Johnny Mitias, Victor
Matthews, Karen Laoniew, Chris Nevins, Billy
Camp, Mr. Robert Nevins, Dr. James McKeown,
and Dr. Dick Highfill.

AKD is an organization which allows
students to interchange ideas concern-
ing sociology projects and sociology
views of the modern world.

Members pictured at left are: Joe Austin, Lourdes
Henebry, Allen Scarboro, Francis Coker, Virginia
Macey, and Maria Matos.

Alpha Kappa Delta

Pi Delta Phi

Pi Delta Phi, the French honor society,
strives to recognize outstanding schol-
arship in the French language and litera-
ture; to increase the knowledge of the
admiration for French contributions to
world culture and to stimulate cultural
activities leading to a deeper apprecia-
tion of France and its people. Students
with a minimum of 18 hours in French
and a High GPA are eligible for mem-
bership.

Members are Barbara Hearn, pres., Laura Barrett,
)im Boswell, Johanna Burkett, Teresa Holland,
Eleni Matos, Pepper Smith, Susan Van Cleve and
Jennifer Wofford

Eta Sigma Phi is the campus classics hon-
orary. Students of Greek and Latin who
are dedicated to studying the ideals of
classical civilization are eligible for
membership. Other membership crite-
ria are a 3.0 average in three or more
courses of classics and overall. Dr. Cath-
erine Freis is sponsor of the chapter,
which was founded in Dec. 1935. A clas-
sics banquet at the home of Dr. Freis is
the highlight of the year for classics stu-
dents.

Members at right are: 1st row — Thomas Miller,
Greta Ham, Lisa McDonald, Patsy Ricks, Catherine
Freis, Delicia Seay, and Jerry Stroud. 2nd row —
Tom Roberts, Leslie Taylor, Gay Huff, Dana Miller,
George Gober, and LeAnne Pyron. David Stewart
is behind Gay. Not pictured are Sanjay Mishra,
Bert Smith, Karen Carley, Courtney Egan, Mark
Hutchinson, Rhonda Green, Charlotte Harness,
Emily Hammack, and Catherine Scallon

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Eta Sigma Phi

Deutscher Verein

Theta Nu Sigma

Members pictured include John Guest, Andrew
McCray, Cindy Page Yarbrough, Scott Shearer,
David Page, David Welch, Nancy Johnson, Wyn
Ellington, Misty Skelton, Sharon Willis, Eleni Ma-
tos, and Melinda Welch.

The Deutscher Verein is a social organi-
zation composed of students of Ger-
man. It's main activities include an an-
nual Christmas party, spring picnics and
film programs.

Theta Nu Sigma, chartered in 1943, is an
honor fraternity recognizing outstand-
ing scholarship in the fields of the natu-
ral sciences and their language, math-
ematics. Criteria for membership re-
quires at least one semester's work in
three or more of the natural sciences
including biology, chemistry, comput-
er, geology, physics and mathematics. A
minimum GPA of 3.0 in all science
courses must be achieved.

Members are Melanie Page, pres., Joe Austin,
vice-pres., Gene Crafton, sec.-treas., Sean Barker,
John Benson, Ken Carpenter, Dwight Collins, Jer-
ry Davis, Shannon Doughty, Charlotte Harness,
Keith Harrigill, George Hoff, Beth Keene, Terry
Lazzari, Tony Lobred, Traci McAlpin, Martha Mc-
Donald, Deepak Mahrotra, Nirav Parikh, Thad
Pratt, John Roberts, Steve Shoop, Brian Wilkin-
son, Sophia Towsend, Brian Gualano, Lance Way-
caster, lndu Gupta, David Laird, Susan Boone, Wil-
liam Wadsworth, Dosha Cummins, Bubba Cum-
mins, Adam Plier, Mike Doherty, Mary Ellen
Vanderlick, Michael Lignos, Karen Ladnier, D'Ette
Lorio, Sandra Rives, Billy Camp, Rob Coleman, Jim
Coleman, Bobby Brown, Anthony Cloy, Laurie
Pruitt, Melynda Cummins, Lisa Bowden, Robert
Mangialardi, Robert Barham, Jay Cooper, Hiawa-
tha Martin, Billy Billups, Cindy DeRago, Danny
Donovan, Barbara Hearn, Paul McGinnis, Connie
Watson, Keenan Wilson

Black Student Association

The BSA sponsored several notable
projects this year, including working
with the administration on the problem
of minority enrollment at the college.
During Black History Month, the BSA
sponsored a film series each week dur-
ing February. Films shown were: A Rai-
sin in the Sun; Maids and Madams, a
Story About Apartheid; and The Great
White Hope. Other BSA presentations
included a chapel service, guest speaker
C.J. Duckworth, a jazz concert, celebra-
tion of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther
King, Jr., and the annual Greek Step
Show.

1986-87 Officers

President — Clifton Bridges
Vice-President — Dwight Collins
Secretary — Rhonda Bacon
Non-Greek member — Tracy Lyles

Members are pictured at right. In foreground is
Roslyn Webb. Front row left to right: Rhonda Ba-
con, Camille Davidson, Sharon Yarrell, Chuwanda
Thigpen, Teresa Manogin, Gail Martin, Ingrid
Johnson, Lori Goodlowe, Tracy Lyles, and Melissa
Mclean. Back row left to right: Glossie Echols,
Shawn Wade, Maurice Lucas, Clifton Bridges, and
Toney Moore.

The Financial Management Club is
open to all students who have taken or
are taking Finance. The only other re-
quirement for membership is an inter-
est in the field of finance.

Members, pictured at right, include Dr. Walter
Neely, Dr. Andrew Economopoulos, Sheila Farns-
worth, Lynn Starrett, Paul McNeil, Mark Dangle,
and Jimmy Harwood.

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Financial Management Club

Chi Chi Chi

Tri-Chi is the campus chemistry hon-
orary which seeks to recognize honor in
the field of chemistry. Requirements
for membership include 12-20 hours of
chemistry with a 3.0 in chemistry and
3.0 overall or 21 or more hours in chem-
istry related subjects and social events
for chemistry majors.

Members of Tri-Chi are Lisa Bowden, pres., Gene
Crafton, vice pres., Robert Mangialardi, treas.,
Barbara Hearn, sec, Keenan Wilson, Mike Do-
herty, Ken Carpenter, David Laird, Indu Cupta,
Jim Coleman, Kip Kirby, Brian Gualano, Lance
Waycaster, Sandra Rives, Michael Hunter, Hiawa-
tha Martin, Connie Watson, Cindy DeRago,
D'Ette Lorio, John Roberts, Melanie Page, Joe
Austin, Danny Donovan, Robert Barham, Antho-
ny Cloy, Billy Billups, Mont Berry, Tim Jackson, Bill
Neely, Deepak Mehrotra, Nirav Parikh, Michael
Lignos, David Dean, Brian Wilkinson, Paul Van De-
venter, and Steve Anderson.

Purple and White

The staff of the Purple and White are pictured above. Seated at table clockwise from left: Angie Belzer, Doree Jane Smith,
Margaret Weems, Christine Zimmerman, Laurie Billups, Denise Wyont, Michelle Hensley, Amy Bunch, Karen Cook, and
Jennifer Coe. Standing left to right: Reed Hubbard, Chris Kotchitsky, David Setzer— editor, Art Saunders, Doug Hogrefe, and
Barett Wilson.

Eta Sigma

Campus Ministry Team

Eta Sigma, the Millsaps academic hon-
orary, was established on the campus in
1912. Its purpose is to recognize those
students exhibiting outstanding
achievement in their overall studies. To
be eligible for membership, a student
must have completed 70 credit hours
while maintaining at least a 3.6 cumula-
tive GPA for juniors and a 3.55 cumula-
tive GPA for seniors.

Members of Eta Sigma pictured at left from left to
right are: Melanie Page, Robert Mangialardi, Lau-
rie Pruitt, Michelle Forrester, Hiawatha Martin, Ed
Sanders, Gene Crafton, Tracie McAlpin, Ann Wal-
cott, John Roberts, Ken Carpenter, Karen Lad-
niez, Christine Zimmerman, D'Ette Lorio, and
Charles Shepherd.

Members of the Campus Ministry Team are pic-
tured at left. Seated at front: Tracy Griffin, Gil
Sims, Chris Kotchitsky, Scott Drawe, and B.B.
Watson. Standing left to right: Tracie Applewhite,
Sheila Farnsworth, Mary Katherine Wright, Kim
Bruce, Christine Zimmerman, Tracie McAlpin,
Lynn Starrett, Carla Tavenner, Larrin Holbert,
Cheryl Brooks, Kelly Hale, Laura Barrett, Betsy
Flowers, Nancy Townsend, Michelle Forrester,
Amy Dilworth, and Angie Belzer.

The Campus Ministry Team is a diverse
group of students with a commitment
to addressing the total needs of mem-
bers of the Millsaps community —
physical, intellectual, emotional, and
spiritual — with a view toward manifest-
ing and communicating a servant un-
derstanding of the life of faith. Toward
that end, the Team sponsors programs,
emphases, and activities that address is-
sues of concern in our culture and soci-
ety, provides occasions for worship and
personal growth, and encourages a
strong blending of faith and reason as a
basis for life. The Team operates primar-
ily through a large number of task
groups, each with a special focus that
fits into the total ministry to the cam-
pus, coordinated through the Team.

Alpha Epsilon Delta

AED is an honorary pre-medical fra-
ternity. Its purpose is to prepare pre-
med and pre-dental students for gra-
duate and medical schools by sponsor-
ing speakers from such places as the
University Medical Center. Second se-
mester sophomores with a 3.0 overall
and a 3.0 in pre-med courses are eligible
for active membership. Associate mem-
bership is also open to those who do
not yet meet the national requirements.

Members of AED are pictured at right. First row
left to right: Robert Barham, Hiawatha Martin,
D'Ette Lorio, and Loree Peacock. Second row left
to right: Gene Crafton, Laurie Pruitt, Robert Man-
gialardi, and Anthony Cloy. Third row left to right:
Todd Clayton, Keenan Wilson, Nirav Parikah, and
Keith Harrigill, Fourth row left to right: Rob Cole-
man, Chris Powell, Jim Coleman, and Bubba Cum-
mins. Fifth row left to right: Chris Nevins, Victor
Matthews, and Adam Plier. Seated on the rail back
to front: Dr. Cain, Karen Ladnier, Dosha Cum-
mins, Indu Gupta, Teresa Manogin, Cindy De-
Rago, Cheryl Brooks, and Dwight Collins

CrossCultural Connection, a cultural-
ly enlightening group, was established
this year on campus. Thirty-two full
members and some twenty associates
met to bring new cultural ideas and to
discuss topics of interest. Service pro-
jects sponsored by CCC aimed to help
better Millsaps as a whole. Guest speak-
ers included those discussing the cul-
tures of China and India.

Full members are Parveen Athar, Vani Bomma-
kanti, Michel Brethouwer, Celeste Chang, Debbie
Chou, Maryia de la Crauz, Carlo Lee, Deepak
Mehrotra, Sanjay Miishra, Martina Okwueze,
Anna Tjeng, Lily Yang, Christine Yeh, Monica
Sethi, Gabriel Voss, Omaar Afzal, Zeba Afzal, Da-
vid Dean, Sheila Farnsworth, Fran Hetherington,
Terry Hudson, Bill Morris, Danny Donovan,
Thomas Miller, Kellie Rutledge, Mike Kobe, Dr.
Eugene Cain, Dr. Robert Kahn, Frances Coker, Dr.
Robert Bergmark, and Carol Bergmark.

CrossCultural Connection

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

The purpose of the Fellowship of
Christian Athletes is: "To present to
athletes and coaches, and all whom they
influence, the challenge and adventure
of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and
Lord, serving Him in their relationships
and in the fellowship of the church."
Weekly campus meetings consist of
small group discussions and often in-
clude guest speakers.

Members of FCA are pictured above: starting left-front and going clockwise around semi-circle are
Mary Margaret Patterson, Carla Tavenner, Doree-Jane Smith, Mont Berry, Heidi Legget, Don Holcomb,
Betsy Flowers, Neil Chumbler, and Cheryl Brooks.

Sigma Tau Delta

Sigma Tau Delta is the English honorary
on campus. English majors who have
shown academic excellence as well as a
strong interest in English are eligible for
membership.

Pictured above are the members of STD, standing left to right: Sharon Flack, Christine Zimmerman,
Susan Sanders, Teresa Holland, Dr. Lome Fienberg, Dr. Judith Page, Loanne Burkette, Dr. Austin Wilson,
Virginia Ireys, Jerry Stroud, Dr. Nona Fienberg, Dr. Robert Padgett, Eric Stracener, and Paul Hardin,
professor emeritus of English.

Order of Omega

The Order of Omega is an honorary for
outstanding students associated with
the Greek system of sororities and fra-
ternities. The Millsaps chapter was
founded this year and tapped as its first
members those students belonging to
Greek social organizations who best ex-
amplify the positive aspects associated
with the Greek system.

The founding members of the Millsaps chapter,
Order of Omega, are pictured at left. Standing,
from left to right: Mont Berry, Debbie Greer, Da-
vid Bonner, Thad Pratt, LeAnne Pyron, Danny
Donovan, Connalay Clark*, Chuck Donnolly*,
Stephanie Sonnier, David Cheek, Paula Turner,
Tom Shima, Bobby Soilea, and Stuart Good, dean
of students. 'Initiating members from the USM
chapter of Order of Omega.

Pictured above are the newest members of the Millsaps chapter, Order of Omega. Left to right: Jimmy
Horwood, Andrea Prichett, Susan Van Cleve, Larrin Holbert, Emily Charles, Laurie Pruitt, and Billy Carr.

Financial Management Association

The purpose of the Financial Man-
agement Association is to assist in the
development of students interested in
finance, banking, and investments; to
provide an association for such stu-
dents, and to encourage interaction be-
tween business executives, faculty, and
students of business and finance. Re-
quirements are at least a 3.25 overall and
no less than a 3.25 in 9 hours of finance.

Members of the FMA are, left to right: Sheila Farnsworth, president; Lynn Starrett, and Mark Daigle.
Faculty members include Dr. Andy Economopolous and Dr. Walter Neely.

Sigma Lambda

Sigma Lambda is a campus honor society which
recognizes leadership qualities. In the past, mem-
bership into Sigma Lambda has been bestowed on
students of junior or senior class standing who
have shown strong leadership characteristics. As
this runs very closely with the purpose and re-
quirements of Omicron Delta Kappa, 1987 Sigma
Lambda members revised the organization's con-
stitution to make it one that recognized early
leadership in sophomore and junior students. Al-
though membership does not expire after the ju-
nior year, only sophomore and junior students
will be tapped into the organization. This year
served as a transition year for Sigma Llambda, with
sophomore, junior, and senior members being
tapped. Regretably, no photo is available.

Sigma Lambda Members

Tracy Applewhite

Susan Grant

John Roberts |

Joe Austin

Debbie Greer

Thomas Rockwell

Susan Bale

Brian Gaulano

Delecia Seay

Laura Barrett

Kelly Hale

Tom Shima

Mont Berry

Greta Ham

Beth Smith

David Bonner

Jim Harwood

Doree Jane Smith

Waverly Booth

Barbara Hearn

Stepanie Sonnier

Jim Boswell

Larrin Holbert

Patton Stephens

Lisa Bowden

David Laird

David Stewart

Cheryl Brooks

Jimmy Lancaster

Dean Taggert

Bobby Brown

Mark Loughman

Eleanor Taylor

Martha Campbell

Robert Mangialardi

Leslie Taylor

Billy Carr

Hiawatha Martin

Robin Tolar

Emily Charles

Julia Masterson

Susan Van Cleve

Scott Cloud

Mark McCreery

Paul Van Deventer

Anthony Cloy

Lisa Carol McDonald

Holly Walters

Dwight Collins

Mickey McLaurin

Connie Watson

Gene Crafton

Kelvin McLaurin

Roslynn Webb

Camille Davidson

Melanie Page

Sara Williams

Danny Donovan

Thad Pratt

Michelle Wren

Scott Drawe

Wayne Pratt

Mary Kahterine Wright

Brian Edwards

Andrea Pritchett

Dr. Ted Ammon

Sheila Farnsworth

Laurie Pruitt

Dr. Jeanne Forsythe

Betsy Flowers
Michelle Forrester

LeAnne Pyron

Justin Ransome

Omicron Delta Kappa

ODK is the national leadership society founded
in 1914 at Washington and Lee University. The Pi
Circle, now called the Millsaps Circle, was found-
ed in 1926 as the 16th of over 175 present circles
and the first in the State of Mississippi.

ODK recognizes five major phases of college
life: scholarship, athletics, social service; religious
activities; campus government; journalism,
speech, the mass media; and the creative and per-
forming arts. Furthermore, there are five indis-
pensible qualifications for membership: exempla-
ry character, responsible leadership and service in
campus life; superior scholarship; genuine fellow-
ship; and commitment to democratic ideals.

Members include: Front row left to right— Patton
Stephens, Recording Secretary; Laurie Pruitt,
President; Sheila Farnsworth, Vice President;
Stephanie Sonnier, Publicity. Second row left to
right— Danny Donovan, Robert Mangialardi, Kel-
ly Hale, Eleanor Taylor, Holly Walters, Lisa Bow-
den, Susan Van Cleve, and Tom Shima. Third row
left to right— Paul Van Deventer, Bryan Edwards,
Kelvin f McLaurin, Anthony Cloy, Mont Berry, Jim
Boswell, Billy Carr, and Hiawatha Martin. Fourth
row— Joe Austin, John Roberts, Robin Tolar,
Cheryl Brooks, Julia Masterson, Lilly Yang, Laura
Barrett, Larrin Holbert, Emily Charles, and Dwight
Collins. Fifth row— Dr. Knox, Dr. Lewis, Mr. Hen-
ry Chatham, Dr. SaIlis,Dean King, Dr. Laney, and
Dr. Moore.

Wind Ensemble

The Millsaps Wind Ensemble consists of stu-
dents and faculty instrumentalists with partici-
pants from local high schools. The conductor is
Wayne Linehan, band director at St. Andrew's
School. The Ensemble performed at the Clinton
Public Library as well as with the Millsaps Singers
during the 1986 Christmas Concert. For the
Spring Concert, the Ensemble repertoire in-
cluded "Vive le Roy," by Josquin des Prez; Opus
87 (movements 1 and 4) by Beethoven; and
"March Juno," by John D. Stewart.

Above, 1:L-R Andrea Pritchett, Wyn Ellington, Lome Fien-
berg, Cathy Ayers, Janie Eubanks, Celeste Chang, and Chris-
tine Zimmerman. 2:L-R Melynda Cummins, Mike Bobe,
Mariya de la Cruz, Todd Clayton, Wayne Pratt, and Angie
Womble. 3:L-R Rob Derrow, Kim Covington, Chris Miller,
Blake Smith, and Wayne Linehan— Conductor.

Woodwind Trio: Christine Zimmerman, Lome Feinberg,
Andrea Pritchett.

Brass Quintet: Kim Covington, Angie Womble, Melynda
Cummins, Mike Bobe, Blake Smith.

Art Club

PLAYERS

Director — Lance Goss*

Technical Director— Brent Lefavor*

Choreography— Linda Cameron*

Musical Direction by Dr. Timothy Coker

The Milkdps Players (asterik indicates mem-

Joseph Nobles*

Melanie Key

ber, Alpha Psi Omega theatre honor soci-

Andrew Libby*

John Johnston

ety):

Mark Mohundro

Mark Solomon

Alexander Simpson 111'

Scott Franklin

Paige Sibley

Donna Luther*

Michael Finn*

Michele Wren

Richard Read

Michael Reed

Shawn Bellina

Clifton Bridges*

Jennifer Mauterer*

Alex Manning

Lailah Saafir

Kim Peil

Donald Smith

Tiffany Grantham

Laurie Billups

David White

Camille Davidson

Kevin Brune*

David Page

Gregg Newby

Gene Carlton

Laura Smith

Angela Lazerus

Scott Higginbotham*

Edwin McAllister

Ron Walker

Michele Neely

Kurt Kraft

Suzy Farmer

John Person

Robert McKeown

Wright McFarland*

David Reece

Christopher Piatt

Joseph Panetta

Alys Barlow

Jay Sutterfield*

Michael Rand

John Sewell

David Welch

Byron Winsett

Tammy Freeman*

Lisa Reimer

Mary Anna Poole

Michael Newman

Lori Sullivan

Scott Shearer

Tom Rishel

Ron Diener

Becky Baker

Alice Hall

John Myers

Kara Winsett*

Rene Baugnon

Norton Geddie

Joe Baladi

Laura Leggeit

Todd Turner

Marthe LeVan*

Paul Elmore

Michelle Russell

Tarcy Griffin

Ali Blount*

Ken Miller

Heather Philo

Brooks Daughty

Keenan Wilson

Paul Burgess"

Margaret Garcia

Keith Cook

Andrew Crawford

Anne Dye

Lee Lofton

Deborah Swain

Michele McDougal

Bill Morris

Brian Wells

Boyce Clark

Lynn Gieger

Amy Williams

Kevin Ingram

Upper left: Joe Panetta

Above: Gene Carlton and Andrew Libby.

Right: Camille Davidson, Jennifer Mauderer, Mary Anna

Poole, and Donna Luther.

Left: Jennifer prepares Tiffany Grantham for DARK OF THE MOON.

Center Left: Mary Anna and Paul Burgess.

Below: Kara Winsett, Kevin Brune, and Michele Neely coach Gene

Carlton and Joseph Nobles in preparation for a theatre major senior

production.

Bottom: Adult Degree Program student Ron Diener states his case as

Charlie Anderson in SHENANDOAH to preacher Ron Walker.

SINGERS

Sopranos

Altos

Tenors

Basses

Laura Barrett

Susan Bale

William Robert Abstein, III

Keith Cook

Carolyn Bibb

Bernadette Blakely

Gene Carlton

Tim Dennis

.arun Brooks

Lisa Bowden

Bubba Cummins

Norton Geddie

Reisa Collum

Kim Bruce

Buster Doty

John Johnston

Maria Costas

Toni Cappiello

Scott Franklin

Jimmy Lancaster

Missy Crane

Jennifer Crowder

Lee Lofton

Kenneth Miller

Anna Katherine Dendy

Amy Cumberland

William Denison Morris

Trey Porter

Anne Dye

Amy Dilworth

Andre Vial

Greg Schwab

Michelle Forrester

Elizabeth Downer

Keenan Wilson

Gibson Sims

lennifer Gardner

Wyn Ellington

Rich Weihing

_ynn Geiger

Chrissy Hamilton

Nancy Johnson

Eleni Matos

Michelle Kemp

Beth Ramsey

<aren Ladnier

Michelle Russell

.isa McDonald

Suzanne Sanders

Cindy Yarbrough Page

Angela Womble

Misty Skelton

Patton Stephens

Susan Thomas

Anna Tjeng

Beverly Vignery

Melinda Welch

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Singers 1986-1987

The Millsaps Singers, directed by Dr. Timothy
Coker, provide a way for the interested student to
participate in the art of song and enable that individ-
ual to realize a spiritually-enriching and personally-
satisfying experience of creative expression and pub-
lic performance unequalled at the college.

The 1986-1987 program included four major con-
cert efforts which included the Spring Tour reper-
toire. Works performed were Bach's "Lobet den
Herrn" (Motet VI), Rachmaninoff's "Bogoroditse
Devo," sung in Russian; the spiritual "Our Troubles
Was Hard" by Jester Hairston, Faure's "Requiem,"
opus 48; "Five Mystical Songs" of Ralph Vaughn Wil-
liams, Norman Dello Joio's "A Jubilant Song," as well
as "A Spotless Rose" by Herbert Howells, and other
sacred songs.

The Singers took their talents and shared them
throughout the year with a number of United Meth-
odist congregations, serving as ambassadors of the
College to the United Methodist Church. Not only
were local congregations hosts of the Singers, but a
number of distant groups as well. These included
Druid Hills UMC in Atlanta, Oak Grove UMC of
Chesapeake, Virginia, and Belle Meade UMC of
Nashville.

Dr. Timothy Coker, director (photo by Kim Jurgens,
Professional Images).

— photo of Christmas Concert by
PH2 Nancy Howard, USNR-R

Above: Patton Stephens, Norton Ged-
die, Missy Crane, Jimmy Lancaster, Mi-
chelle Russell, Gene Carlton, Eleni Ma-
tos, Scott Franklin, Nancy Johnson, Su-
san Thomas, and Keith Cook.

Right: Ken Miller assists Dr. Timothy
Coker, director of the Troubadours,
during a performance in Forest, Missis-
sippi.

"Musical people seem to be happy. It is the engrossing
pursuit, . . . almost the only innocent and unpunishable
passion."

Sidney Smith

Above: Jimmy Lancaster and Troubs perform the hilarious routine "Auction-
eer" for a full house at First United Methodist Church of Clinton, Mississippi.
Other audiences included those at Columbus, Forest, Vicksburg, and in
Jackson, Mississippi.

Left: Former Troubadour and active Millsaps alumna Adren McCoy of Crystal
Springs, Mississippi, travelled with the Troubadours. A member of Chi Ome-
ga sorority, she provided percussion accompaniment for all performances,
including those presented during the Singers Spring Tour.

Alpha Kappa Alpha

Members: Gaii Martin, Camile Davidson, Teresa Manogin, Roslynn Webb, and Kim Jones

Fall '85 — All the way live . . . Spring '86 — Kept it in the mix ..
Spring '87 . . . Now we're in heaven . . . Pretty Girls wear 20
pearls . . . skee wee! . . . 08,08! . . . remember Fall '86 Biloxi-New
Orleans? . . . doesn't it feel good to know who REALLY has the
top GPA? . . . Surprise! Another H-ll party . . . Oooh child! . . .
pink and green, such sweetness brings . . . Sorors, it's pip-step-
ping time! . . . AED, BBB, Sigma Lambda, Order of Omega, CMT,
ODK, Circle K, CCC . . . who designed those sweatshirts? . . .
Destination: AKA, Destination A-K-A . . .

Kim Jones
Teresa Manogin

Gail Martin

Alpha Phi Alpha

L-R: Stan Beasley, Shawn Wade, Dwight Collins, and Glossie Echols.

December 4, 1906 . . . First of All . . . The Alpha Touch .. Men of Distinction
.. Cold and Cocky .. The Black Panther . . . The Beautiful Ladies of Delta
Sigma Theta . . . Arrogance . . . Ice, Ice, Baby . . . Intellectuals .. .Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr. . . . Ape Time . . . Would you like my banana? . . . The fine
and foxy ladies riding the Quawasaki . . . The Seven Jewels . . . Rocking the
house in Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Tandy, Ogle, and Kelly, what would we
do without you? . . . Throwin' Down on the Gulf Coast . . . Spring '86 . . .
The Easter Egg Hunt . . . The Special Olympics . . . The Black and the Gold
. . . Alpha. AK A Weekend . . . Frats, your big problem is solved! . . . Dubious
and Deceiving . . . Thurgood Marshall . . . Juggernaut . . . Stan, I forgot your
line name . . . Tracy and Janet, you are our friends . . . Andrew Young . . .
Omicron Gamma . . . I'm looking for a new love! . . . Number 1 . . . Tran-
scending all others . . . Soror, you wished he was your man! . . . May 23,
1981.

Dwight Collins
Glossie Echols

Shawn Wade
Stan Beasley

Chi Omega

Seated first row left to right: Lisa Loughman, Debbie Greer, Boo Kemp, Mary Margaret Patterson, Rebecca Cook, Carol Allen, Michelle Leger, Dosha Cummins,
Lauren Brooks, Betsy Flowers, and Beth Downer. Second row left to right: Candy Colton, Robin Tolar, Charlotte Gillespie, Carla Tavenner, Amy Bunch, Mity
Myhr, Robin Rowe, Emily Walker, Laurie Aycock, Traci Savage, Cheryl Parker, Beth Smith and Dorree Jane Smith. Standing third row left to right: Karen Breland,
Elizabeth Blackwell, Dana Crotwell, Charlotte Sullivan, Catheryne Grant, Emily Fleming, Susan Felder, Lisa D. McDonald, Beverly Vignery, Kelly Wicker, Margaret
Weems, Laura Malone, Tracie McAlpin, Emily Charles, Carmel Wells, Sandy Sims, Carole Estes, Kathryn Ruff, and Maria Karam. Fourth row left to right: Karen
Beuttner, Mary Gee, Cindy Keyes, Janet Halpin, Leslie McKenzie, Ann Walcott, Missy Crane, Angela Roberts, Loree Peacock, Anne Jung, Shelley Ritter, Kathia
Simo, Teri Cianciola, Michelle Hewitt, Carah Lynn Billups, Michelle Hensley, Me-Me Soho, and Elizabeth Bryson.

Chi Omega . . . none better . . . We love our Owl Men . . . Greg E., Jimmy, David L., Frank, William,
and Owl Man Mont . . . and David C, Charles, Greg H., Albert, Tom, and Billy . . . Another full,
fantastic pledge class . . . Susan's having a candlelight?! No wayl . . . Carah Lynn engaged? We knew
you were lying . . . Debbie's wedding (Can we invite Tory?l) . . . Our beautiful Homecoming maids
Lisa and Loree . . . Kappa Alpha Rose and Sweethearts, Kappa Sigma Stardusters, Pi Kappa Alpha little
sisters, Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent girls . . . Intramurals ... a team undefeated for the 5th year . . .
Mary Margaret; our basketball star . . . Soccer players — (what an awesome Chi O team . . . but do you
really practice before chapter meeting?) . . . the Chi O's tennis team dominates again . . . and don't
forget the cross country team . . . where's Mary Carol? (you, you, you, honey!) . . . what about the
love life triangle, Maria? ... Is Tom there? (Ask Charlotte!) . . . Julie Colbert and the thief (what a
threat!) . . . Eleusinian Ball— a tradition (But how do you spell it?) . . . The Chi Omega SBA officers and
Senators . . . ODK pres . . . It's time to make the float (Where is everybody?!) . . . Can we sing the
Boom Boom song in the cafeteria? . . . our outstanding member Emily . . . Girl, you know it
Singers, Troubadours, and RA's . . . Pref night (did they like our new dresses or the ushers . . . What
do you think, Boo?). . . officers' meeting in the kitchen . . . There's my husband, but he doesn't know
it! . . . Scary!! . . . Serenade (can we skip Galloway?) . . . Lisa L. and her date Elvis . . . Activities report
(Thursday night Blue light special at Kroger) . . . Can we change chapter meeting? Knots Landing is
on . . . Round table . . . We love and will miss our seniors . . . does this have to end? . . . Chi Omega
friendship is worth more than gold . . . We ought to know . . .

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Front row left to right to left: Kim Abercrombie, Amy Keramian, Elba Pareja, Michelle Bevins, Eileen Wallace, Kathy Hannah, Susan McKay, Kim Compton, and
Rhonda Crover. Second row left to right: Beth Ramsey, Gina Koury, Kari Lippert, Jymme Ann Hall, Kelly Werner, Anna Lockwood, Kathleen Terry, Kristin Heflin,
Connie Watson, and Kathleen Watson. Third row left to right: Julie Coins, Suzie Robinson, Susan Van Cleve, Anne Trainor, Mary Garrott, Cydna Robinson, Angie
Johnson, Beth Harmon, Indu Gupta, and Charlotte Trisdale. Fourth row standing left to right: Julie Bliton, Dana Bergstrom, Kelly Lockhart, Missy Metz, Susan
Sumner, Becky Elkin, Heather Freeman, Stephanie Rose, Ginny Collins, Mimi Wilson, Missy Dendy, Susan Taylor, Karen Hall, and Zeba Afzal.

Beta Club . . . Blast off . . . The "Window Peepers" . . . "That's what I did last yearl" . . . Kim only wears
100% cotton . . . "Get upl Get up! The sun is up!" . . . We don't know how to be like that yet ... 33
DDD's . . . Crush Party '86 (How was it, Kat?) . . . KA Sweetheart, Crescent Girl, C-Court . . . Karen's
closet . . . Who's parents are midgets? . . . Roach busters . . . Are we excited yet? . . . Chris, LaRon, Jay
and Stuart — Our first Delta Gents! . . . Mimi, you better go check on your date . . . Softball champs
. . . Beauty School Drop-Out . . . Susan S., our own Delta pilot . . . Bacot's alarm clock . . . Treasurer of
the Year, Lee . . . Major's Lady and Homecoming Maid, Susan Van Cleve . . . Amen . . . Got that
charter!! . . . Singles' Night at Jitney with Martha . . . Tri Delta Connection at McRae's . . . "Sign her
up" . . . Serenade — "Love Me True" . . . Trunk Party '87 . . . Clay R. "chills" out . . . Gamma Zeta . . .
What a great first year! . . . Ain't no stopping us now!!

Kappa Alpha

First row: Greg Harb, Mont Berry, Clay Ranager, David Wall, Chres Rainey, David Adkins, Chris Crosby, Joe Austin, Jerry Lorio, Brian Hemard, Ashton Denert,
Bob Harrell, Walker Love, David Chancelor, Barry Gillespie, Lee Lofton, Paxton Denert, Patton Seabrook. Second row: Mike Morlan, Bobby Brown, John Meyers,
Reynolds Cheney, Billy Carr, Sean Barker, Brian Gualano, Charles Sheppard, Todd Helbling, Brent Alexander, William Wadsworth, David Pritchard, Gene
Crafton, Phillip Hearn, Jason Walenta, Trey Byars, Southey Hays, Lowell Wilson, Nathan Schrantz, Stewart Tharp, John Blanchard, Timmy Hessberg, Bill McCloud,
and Grant Fox.

EYEEE .. Naw man .. Fast Paul slows down, Gieger, too, maybe Bost
. . . Rose Lisa P., Past Rose Kelli, Sweethearts Lori, Misa M., Susan,
Larrin, Lisa L., Beth, Betsy, Sheila, Stephanie, Sara, Melanie ... Ski
trip '87 — separate ways . . . Toga, Luau, Black and White . . . Shower
Party, Sandbar Party .. Jerry-Geek of the Year . . . Bob— "Hey Clay, I
got your slack." . . . Marian— "And my date will have 500lbs of
plankton.". . . MDA-didanyoneactually bowl? . . . Beeyul. . .Plant
sale. Plant sale? . . . Yeeess! . . . Who needs a GRA— we have Mom
and Dad . . . I'll watch the road, you watch the speedometer, and
you just drive! . . . KA Enquirer scandal . . . Boswell— ODK Leader
of the Year . . . Jason — Tooth fixed? . . . Pepper, who won the bike?
. . . And they call themselves KA . . . RAT !

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First row left to right: Penny Patton, Dawn Patten, Camille Lyons, Sharon Barkley, Melissa Taylor, Lisa Atkins, Melissa Boyd, Jodi Kemp, Jennifer Suravitch,
Candace Collins, and Edie Hall. Second row left to right: Dana Britt, Stevie Ashworth, Melissa James, Carolyn Bibb, Bana Morton, Suzanne Sanders, Jill Fowlkes,
Damita Bailey, Alice Pritchard, Laura McKinley, Jeannie Cheng, Ysonde Boland, and Kelli May. Third row left to right: Denise Wyont, Julia Masterson, Melissa
Lang, Christine Bakeis, Amanda Montgomery, Anne Dye, Joan Wetzel, Martha McRaney, Mary Katherine Wright, Carole Woods, Jane Woods, Stephanie
Sonnier, Wyn Ellington, Shannon Cornay, and Alissa Miller. Fourth row left to right: Amy Cumberland, Kelly Smith, Courtney Egan, Beth Lally, Debbie West,
Catherine Lightsey, Becky Tompkins, Polly Roach, Laurie Aycock, Eleanor Taylor, Holly Walters, Larrin Holbert, Julee Clinton, Cori Grady, and Anna Stroble.

"The White Rose of beauty, the emerald of truth, our honored Kappa Delta, th
pearl of our youth" . . . "HO-HO-HO!" . . . new green dresses . . . long whit
dresses, pref night and rose petalled wishes for Kappa Delta ... Do you remembe
"Animal House"?! . . . What about a "Kappa Delta Christmas", carolling for the kid
and a Santa Claus (Dagger Daddy) showing . . . We love you Ross, Michael, Jamie
Mark, Gene, Howard, Robbie, Jimmy, Dean Woodward, Fred, and Dr. Lewis! . .
Homecoming Queen Sara and Maid Tracy (Kappa Delta royalty) . . . a KD cheer
leader monopoly ... a skating swap ... 33 precious pledges . . . We love you "AJ2
. . . "Dreamy" Alice and "Rosey" Kel and PKA, LXA, SAe, KS little sisters and K/
sweethearts . . . SCHOLARSHIP TROPHYII! . . . Great program Johanna and Amy! . .
What about that 2.974 G.P.A.?! — highest G.P.A of all campus organizations ..
Official Visit (Bonnie— P.P.) after Official Visit Christie— N.C. A.) ... any Kappa Del
tas headin' down to New Orlenasf! . . . What about for the Kappa Delta 47t!
National Convention?! . . . What about for the Kappa Delta COUNCIL AWARD
!!!!! — Best KD chapter in the NATION!!!!!!!

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Kappa Sigma

First row left to right: Steve Clyburn, Doug Harpter, Rick Pot, Bobby Snyder, Jimmy Leonard, Byron Winsett, Billy Bergner, Billy Wise, Joey
Worwick, John Roberts, Honk Zuber, David Zanca, Rickey Regan, Trac Baughn, and Scott Atkins. Second row left to right: Paul Van
Deventer, Robby Manning, Mike Fondren, Andy Ray, Lee Wright, Grey Cormen, Tom Enis, Brad Wellons, Danny Hughes, David Patton,
Todd Triffley, Bill Devlin, John Mavar, Jay Wiygul, Tommy Carter, Frank Martin, Staten Fontain, Danny Clark, Laron Mason, and Michael
Saucier. Third Row left to right: Tony Martin, Jim Carpenter, John Barron, Andre Vial, Jerry Fortenberry, Chad Marx, Richard Huckabee, Dale
Strickland, Jim Johnson, Scott Mathis, Kean Wilson, Bert Amison, David Sullivan, Matt Mayberry, and Jeff Weston. Back row left to right:
Morgan Morris, Mickey Giordano, Mike Bonner, Robert Dupler, Dean Toggart, and Brian Wilkenson.

Waiter, bring me a bowl of cherries . . . Dean, I've got a great deal on a used drop . . .
Chee wee, do the Harland . . . Doug, come get your daddy out of jail . . . When do I
get my kiss? When this bottle's empty . . . Fickling ends his confusion . . . Someone
shoot me, but please use a silencer . . . I'm from Millsaps and I'm the Q.B. . . . Never
graduate. . . They've only got three toes. . . Who invited him? . . . Billy, is that a dirty
word? I'll take it off, dear!!! . . . Out of control . . . Redhead, get your face out of
there . . . Elves in the bushes . . . The return of the NASTY club . . . This date is just
not working out . . . One and one makes two . . . .357 — The real Power . . . We got
Mr. Ed in the chapter room . . . Can I have two footlongs and a Diet Coke? . . . Kappa
Sigma baseball . . . Intramural Sigs ... So long Czar Paul, Wheels, R-Man, Sheel-
prock, Cubby, Ward, Stoney, Stillborn, Sarcerhead, Elvis, Wilkinson, Robbins, Jack-
son, Bob, Buttcheeks . . . you really should have been a Sig . . . AEKDB.

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Front row seated left to right: Todd Clayton, Steve Anderson, Michael Finn, Barrett Wilson, Todd Turner, Adam Plier, Chip Moll, Jeff Strasburg, Steve Bricker,
Pete Warren, Suresh Chawla, Erich Kathman, and Charlie West. Standing right to left are Danny Moore, Paul Wilson, Gil Hardin, Jeff Bruni, Ken Carpenter,
Richard Reed, Cullam Pope, Marty Paine, David Setzer, David Bradford, Jeff Schaar, Nick Verde, Will Parker, David Dean, Mike Bacile, Deepak Mehrotro, Jim Ir-
win, Howard Graylin, Joe Hunter, Craig Karch, Lee Denton, Rick Youngblood, Marshall Brackbill, Larry Oggs, Thomas Rockwell,Stan Patterson, Mike Doherty,
Doug Hogrefe, Art Saunders, Mike Stratus, and Bubba Cummins.

SMWMFD ... Joe Baby . . . Craig, who's in the kitchen? . . . Sugar Ray McMillan . . .
Jungle Jim . . . Oh man, oh man, we did it all . . . Hot Tub . . . Under my wing . . .
Funky . . . Hog . . . Johnny Quest and Hadji . . . Squirrel ... If you want to get down,
down on the ground, KA . . . Yo 'mama don't wear no drawers ... Aim High .. . Look
good, feel good, do good . . . Hippy . . . Rockin' Bob . . . Vick Nerde . . . SILENT
TYPES RULE! . . . $15,000 . . . Gofus . . . Coppertone Ken . . . Ki, I'm Jesus (Good
move, Freshman) . . . We miss you, Goose ... A pike is a fish . . . Randy's drunk again
. . . LXA Tennis Dynasty (sorry Todd) . . . Christian is still glad NOT to be a KA . . .
Throw Down (or was that up?) Party . . . C-Girl; Susan . . . KS: we party (with the
President) . . . English is your native tongue, moron . . . Dagger Daddy Howie . . .
Owlman Jimmy . . . Delta Gent Kilroy . . . Phi Mu Big Brothers Thad, Wayne, Frank,
Danny . . . ZAX

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Pi Kappa Alpha

First row seated left to right: Joe Baladi, Lance Williamson, Kevin Brune, Scott Cole, Ceranld Powell, Pat Bunch, Mark Freeman, Brian Well, Brad Mitchell, Morris
Mitchell, and Loree Peacock. Second row left to right: Doree-Jane Smith, Mary-Margaret Dulaney, Ronnie Fields, Ed Schneider, Jonathon Jones, Robert
Mangiliardi, Alice Pritchard, David Richards, Joanie Retzel, Andrea Stribling, Doug Ford, Chris Nichols. Third row left to right: Jeff Balckwood, David Laird, Ed
Yelverton, John McLaurin, Albert Labasse, Courteny Egan, Ross Ballenger, Mark McCreery, Jack May, Sam Pooley, Chris Powell, Denise Wyont, Clay Hatten, Tim
Dennis, Susan Merriwether, Mark Lampton, Thomas Sessions, Brad Haight, Stan Ward, Jim Irby, Mark Hagwood, Andy Harper, and Mark Solomon. Elevated at
center from left to right John Hawkins, Eric Bufkin,Chris Luft, Tom Shima, Dana Crotwell, Dana Miller, Mickey McLaurin, Warren Burns, and Dano Wells.

This is Ross' yearbook . . . Lance — How about a hot tuna melt? . . . Jack . . . Could we
really have won that war? Pat B . . . Dr. K, Ricky F. and Mark F. hold the key to the
stage door . . . Steve R ... Is she a natural blonde? . . . John M . . . Sky rockets in
flight, Afternoon Delight . . . Jack, that's not even 50 ways to leave your lover . . .
Chris L. La, La, La, La "Michelle, Melissa, Catherine . . . You'll be minel, Ross. Ross,
Once you go blues you never go back. Jack M., 200 lbs of twisted steel and sex
appeal . . . Billy, It's time to christen the new soccer field . . . Ricky F . . . Parcher in a
pear tree . . . John M . . . You didn't get black balled because we knew you'd get
blue balled . . . Michael L ... Do you like your meat and potatoes smothered in
Grady? . . . Laura, a watched phone never rings . . . Tom, David L. Steve and
McCreery— the heirs to the Kraft Fortune . . . Fuat, "Come on Eileen!" . . . Joe thank
all your dates for paying off the Bands . . . Mitchell "Fender Bender" Brown . . . Don,
did Catherine and/or Perry name you BIG DADDY . . . Nancy and Alice have a tiny
bit in common . . . The boys never will . . . KA . . . Vacancyll . . . Eric B. Rambuttll . . .
Lambda Chi Mckenzie, the original party animals . . . The Fat Man has cried . . .
Shima thanks for the Chapter Room . . . Leslie T. NO PAIN NO GAIN . . . Goodbye
Seniors, we'll miss you . . . "What a long Strange Trip it's been . . .

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Phi Mu

L to R: 2nd Row (standing) Janet Moore, Susan Kendricks, Mitzi Thompson, Missy Portchie, Toni Cappiella, Sharon Flack, Vanessa Bonsteel, Lisa Cameron, Teresa
Holland, Gretchen Cuedry, Mary Stewart, Lisa Holland, Tricia Duggar, Suzy Farmer, Jamie Specht, Saudhi Ramirez, Jane Workman, Lynda Palmertree, Beth
Sprehe, Amy Ridlehoover, Mindy Bowman, Lynn Daigle, Polly Balsley, Carrie Stuart, Leigh Lane, Sallie Lee, Sarah Carr, Nancy Johnson, Chrissy Hamilton, Angie
Belzer, Karen Cook, Sandi Fulton. 1st Row (kneeling) Alicia Beam, Marion Olivier, Stephanie Simpson, Karen Ladnier, Margaret Garcia, Sarah Beth Wileyd,
Andrea Pritchett, Susan Sanders, Heather Johnson, LeAnne Pyron, Anne Douglas, Jennifer Coe, Allison Phillips, Claudia Seifert, Michele McDougal, Ruth
Arnold, Kathy Parks, Miranda Burt, Erin Clark.

No drops for Sandy . . . Grand old Duke of York . . . Jesus Loves the
Little Children . . . Cheers! . . . Hip, Hip Phi Mu! . . . Our Great
Alums! . . . Angie Cheerleader . . . Phi in trunk? . . . Tennis elbow
. . . We believe . . . amen . . . Thanks, Lance ... Big Brothers Lance,
Keenan, Wayne, Thad, Ben Danny, Bill, Gib, Wendell, Cullam,
Tony, Frank, Todd . . . Remember the Alamo . . . Lisa's de-Candle-
light . . . Andrea, where are your clothes?? . . . Snaggin' Wagon . . .
Sarah Conn? . . . Enchantress at the Eola . . . Crash and Burn . . .
Greet the Meeks . . . Theme song — Are You Ready? . . . Ruth
— Kappa Sig Li'l Sis . . . Mae— SAE Li'l Sis . . . Ramblin' on . . .

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Sigma Alpha Epsilon

First row left to right: Greg Evans, Rich Weihing, Donald Smith, Robert Coleman, Bill Abstein, and Ron Walker. Second row left
to right: MilesEdding, Tracy Griffith, Sean Cheng, Jim Coleman, Bob Stewart, and Gregg Newby.

There it wo . . . Little Richie's Creole Massage Parlor . . . Little
Sisters of Minerva . . . the scholarship trophy — it's only the begin-
ning . . . Greggy serenades the bowl . . . the party yell ... Do it with
ease . . . Rob has a tigh holerance . . . Fire, what fire? . . . Miles, do
you really shave your legs? . . . Paddy Murphy — gone, but not
forgotten . . . Elvis cuts loose at Reach the Beach . . . Yes, Damien
lives . . . E's honor . . . Zish for President . . . Opus tells all . . . Intra-
murals — well, there's always next year . . . Jim outmanuevers the
highway patrol . . . Let's go to their rush party . . . Newbs makes the
comeback of the year . . . Chieftan Bob . . . Phi Alpha.

William R. Abstein,
Sean Cheng
Robert Coleman

Tracy Griffin
Miles Edding
Greg Evans

Gregg Newby
Donald Smith
Bob Stewart

Ron Walker
Rich Weihing

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B A , Millsaps. M Ed . Mississippi Stale University
ROBERT S. McELVAINE (1973) Pro

B A . Rutgers University; MA, PhD State University of New York at Bm<

HERMAN LAMAR McKENZIE (1963) Assistant Professor

B S . Millsaps College M Ed , MS. University of Mississippi

JAMES PRESTON McKEOWN (1962) Pro!

A B . University of the South. A M . University of MissiSS | |
Ph D , Mississippi State University

LUCY WEBB MILLSAPS (1969) Associate

B F A , Newcomb College, M A . University of Mississippi

MICHAEL H. MITIAS (1967) Profess

A B . Union College, Ph D . University of Waterloo

JAMES A. MONTGOMERY (1959) Professor of Pr

A B . Birmingham-Southern College. AM, Ed D . George Peabody College f

S. KAY MORTIMER (1984) Instructor of Busme:

B A , Stephens College, MBA, Southern Methodist University

WALTER P. NEELY (1980) Prof

B S , MBA. Mississippi State University, Ph D . University of Geor(

ROBERT B. NEVINS (1967) Associate Pro

A B , Washington University; M S , University of Missouri

SHIRLEY F. OLSON (1982) Associate Professor

B A , Mississippi State University; MA . Mississippi College,
DBA, Mississippi State University

ROBERT HERBERT PADGETT (1960) Pre

A B,, Texas Christian University. AM , Vanderbilt University

JUDITH W. PAGE (1981) Associate Pre

A B , Tulane; MA . University of New Mexico, Ph D , University of Ch

JAMES F. PARKS, JR., (1969) Associate Professor,

A B , Mississippi College; MLS, Peabody College

RAYMOND A. PHELPS II (1980) Assistant Profe;

A A , University of Florida, B.B.A., M B A , Georgia State Umversit
DBA., Louisiana Tech University

ADRIENNE C. PHILLIPS (1980) Assistant Pre

B.A., Northeast Louisiana, MA, Ph.D. University of Mississippi

FRANCIS E. POLANSKI (1965) Associate P

B.M , Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester (New Yor
MM, University of Michigan

FACULTY & STAFF

George M. Harmon

President of the College; B.A., Southwestern at Memphis; M.B.A., Emory University; D.B.A., Harvard

University

ADMINISTRATION

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Robert H. King

Don E. Strickland

Vice President and Dean of the College; B.A., Harvard University; vice President for Business Affairs; B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Florida State
B.D., Ph.D., Yale University University

William W. Franklin John H. Christmas

Vice President for Development; A.B.T., University of Georgia

Vice President for Enrollment and Student Services; B.S., Millsaps
College; A.M., University of Southern Mississippi

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Stuart Good
Dean of Student Affairs

A.B., A.M. Boston University; LL.D. Col
lege of Ganado

Administration

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Robert A. Shive
Director of Academic Affairs

B.A., M.S. Southern Methodist University; Ph.D.
Iowa State University

Jack L. Woodward
Director of Financial Aid

A.B. Millsaps College; B.D. Southern Methodist
University

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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS — Political Science

B.A., Rice Univ. M.A., J.D., University of Texas Advanced
Study, University of Texas

THEODORE AMMON — Philosophy

B.A., Mississippi State University, M.A., Ph.D., Washing-
ton University

SARAH LEE ARMSTRONG — Biology

B.A., University of Texas. M.A., Univ. of California at L.A.
Ph.D., Duke University

MCCARRELL AYERS — Music

B.S., Eastman School of Music. Univ. of Rochester MM.,
Indiana University

RICHARD B. BALTZ— Economics

A. A., Belleville Jr. College. B.B.A., M.S., Baylor Universi-
ty. Ph.D., University of Arkansas

ROY A. BERRY, JR. — Chemistry

B.S., Mississippi College. Ph.D., University of North
Carolina

ALLEN D. BISHOP, JR. — Computer Science,
Chemistry

B.S., Millsaps College. M.S., Louisiana State Univ. Ph.D.,
University of Houston

CARL G. BROOKING — Economics, Manage-
ment

B.S., Millsaps College. M.S., Ph.D., University of Pennsyl-
vania

C. EUGENE CAIN-Chemistry

B.S., University of North Carolina., A.M., Ph.D., Duke
University

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WALTER CAMPBELL — Accounting

B.S., M.B.A., Delta State University. Ph.D., North Texas
State University.

CHERYL COKER — Music

B.M.Ed., University of Southern Mississippi. M.M., Uni-
versity of Southern Mississippi

FRANCES H. COKER — Sociology

A.B., Millsaps College. M.S.T., Illinois Institute of Tech-
nology. Adv. Study, Univ. of North Carolina, Uppsala
Univ. (Sweden), Univ. of Hawaii

ANDREW ECONOMOPOULOS— Econom-
ics

A.B., M.A., University of New York. Ph.D., Virginia Poly-
technic Institute

GEORGE EZELL— Chemistry

B.S., Mississippi College. M.S., Florida State University.
Ph.D., University of Mississippi

LORNE M. FIENBERG— English

A.B., University of Toronto. M.A., Ph.D., University of
California at Berkeley

NONA FIENBERG— English

A.B., University of Toronto. M.A., Ph.D., University of
California at Berkeley

JEANNE M. FORSYTHE— Education

B.A., Millsaps College. M.Ed., Ed.D., Harvard University

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CATHERINE R. FREIS — Classics

B.A., Brooklyn College. M.S., Ph.D., University of Cali-
fornia at Berkeley

DELBERT GANN — Geology

B.S., Univ. of Missouri, Kansas City. M.S., Northeast Lou-
isiana Univ. Ph.D., Missouri School of Mines and Metal-
lurgy.

MICHAEL RAY GRUBBS— Management
B.S., Millsaps College. M.B.A., Mississippi College

JOHN L. GUEST— German

A.B., Univ. of Texas. A.M., Columbia Univ. Adv. Study
New York Univ. Ottendorfer Fellowship in Germanic
Philogy, Bonn University. Fullbright Scholarship, Univ. of
Vienna

PAUL D. HARDIN, Emeritus— English

A.B., Millsaps College. A.M., Duke University

PHILLIP D. HARDWICK— Real Estate

B.S., Belhaven College. M.B.A., Millsaps College

FACULTY

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WENDELL B. JOHNSON— Geology

B.S., M.S., Kansas State College. Adv. Study, Missouri
School of Mines, University of Missouri

ROBERT J. KAHN — Modern Languages

B.A., State Univ. of New York at Buffalo. M.A., Middle-
bury College. Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University

DONALD D. KILMER — Music

B.M., M.M., Indiana University. Adv. Study, Union The-
ological Seminary, Univ. of Kansas, Univ. of Illinois.

SAMUEL R. KNOX — Mathematics

A.B., A.M., University of Mississippi. Ph.D., Virginia Poly-
technic Institute.

FRANK M. LANEY, JR. — History

A.B., University of Mississippi. A.M., Ph.D., University of
Virginia.

RICHARD LARSON — Business Law

B.A., DePauw University. J.D., University of Illinois

BRENT W. LEFAVOR— Theatre

B.A., M.A., Brigham Young University.

THOMAS W. LEWIS III— Religion

A.B., Millsaps College. B.D., Southern Methodist Uni-
versity. Ph.D., Drew University.

ROBERT T. MCADORY— Physics

M.S., Mississippi State University. Ph.D., University of
Texas.

R.W. MCCARLEY— Computer Studies

B.A., Millsaps College. M.Ed. Mississippi State Universi-
ty-

ROBERT S. MCELVAINE — History

B.A., Rutgers University. M.A., Ph.D., State University of
New York at Binghamton.

LUCY WEBB MILLSAPS— Art

B.F.A., Newcomb College. M.A., University of Mississip-
pi.

121

WALTER P. NEELY — Finance

B.S., M.B.A., Mississippi State University. Ph.D., Univer-
sity of Georgia.

ROBERT B. NEVINS — Biology

A.B., Washington University. M.S., University of Missou-
ri. Adv. Study, University of Missouri, University of Mis-
sissippi.

ROBERT H. PADGETT — English

A.B., Texas Christian University. A.M., Vanderbilt Uni-
versity. Adv. Study, Vanderbilt University. Fulbright
Scholarship, Universite de Clermont-Ferrand.

JUDITH PAGE — English

A.B., Tulane University. M.A., University of New Mexico.
Ph.D., University of Chicago.

ADRIENNE PHILLIPS— History

B.A., Northeast Louisiana. M.A., Ph.D., University of Mis-
sissippi.

FRANCIS E. POLANSKI— Music

B.M., Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester.
M.M., University of Michigan.

LEE H. REIFF — Religion

A.B., B.D., Southern Methodist University. M.A., Ph.D.,
Yale University.

W. CHARLES SALL1S — History

B.S., M.S., Mississippi State University. Ph.D., University
of Kentucky.

FACULTY

122

STEVEN SMITH — Philosophy

B.A., Florida State University. M.A., Vanderbilt Universi-
ty. Ph.D., Duke University.

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DON R. SNYDER — Marketing

B.S., United States Merchant Marine Academy. M.B.A.,
Univ. of Southern Mississippi. Ph.D., Texas A&M Univer-
sity.

EDMOND R. VENATOR — Psychology

A.B., University of Buffalo. Ph.D., Emory University.

STEVE C. WELLS— Accounting

A.A., Copiah-Lincoln Jr. College. A.B., M.A., University
of Mississippi. C.P.A., Adv. Study, Univ. of Mississippi.

JERRY D. WHITT— Dean, School of Manage-
ment

B.B.A., M.B.A., North Texas State University. Ph.D., Uni-
versity of Arkansas.

SUE Y. WHITT— Accounting

B.B.A., North Texas State University. M.B.A., Ph.D., Uni-
versity of Arkansas.

L. AUSTIN WILSON — English

A.B., Valdosta State College. M.A., University of Georgia.
Ph.D., University of South Carolina.

123

RUSSELL B. ANDERSON
Director, Career Planning
and Placement

JANIS H. BOOTH
Guidance Counselor

SARA L. BROOKS
Director of Records

LOUISE BURNEY
Controller

JANE C. COOPER
Associate Loan Officer

PATRICIA FENNELL
College Nurse

DON P. FORTENBERRY
Chaplain

STAFF

124

KATHERINE LEFOLDT
College Hostess

WAYNE MILLER

Director of Campus Safety

LEONARD W. POLSON
Director of Services

HARRYLYN G. SALLIS
Assistant Dean for Adult

Learning
Director, Adult Degree

Program

PAULA TURNER
Associate Dean of Student
Affairs

NANCY WHITE
Business Affairs

OLIVIA WHITE
Director, Food Services

125

Student Affairs

Front: Martha McMullin, secretary; Paula Turner,
Associate Dean of student Affairs; Elizabeth
Broad, secretary. Back: Stuart Good, Dean of Stu- ft
dent Affairs and Don Fortenberry, chaplain. ^,

Admissions Office

L-R: Susan Sanders, Teresa Hultz, Maria Des-
sommes, Karen Cook, Grace Harrington, and De-
lecia Seay.

Admissions Counselors

L-R: Florence Hines, David Loper, Mary Weir,
Bruce Sumrall, Cathy Martella, Monty Hamilton.

Records Office

L-R: Gena Pratt, Pearl Dyer, Sara Brooks, LuAnn
Hoffman.

126

Bookstore

Front: Eddie Jameson, manager, and
Betty Jameson. Rear: Sallie Lee, Danny
McNeer and Cindy Elder.

Post Office

L-R: Mittie Welty, Kathi Levanway
and Jill Levanway.

Security

Front: Eleanor Wilson, Joseph Amiker,
Henry Luckett, Deloris Franklin, Ed
Manney, Eartis Nichols. Rear: Glen Hig-
don, Donald Sullivan and Tony Guy-
singer.

Front: Jan Bickerstaff, director. Rear:
Francene Green, Ursula Jones, Ellen
Carmody, Ann Elsenheimer, Larry
Horn, system manager, and Clayton
Bell.

Computer
Services

127

Library

Right: Mary Markley, Barbara West, Eleanor
Cuenther and Michelle Leichter. Below left: Jim
Parks, librarian, and Kathy Allison. Below center:
loycelyn Trotter. Below right: Julia Lewis and
Floreada Harmon.

Business Office

Right: Seated— Louise Burney, controller.
Standing — Warrene Lee, Jo McDowell,
Rose Johnson. Far right: Seated — (Cather-
ine Jones. Standing— Elaine Plylar, Martha
Musgrove and Marge Fenton.

128

Food
Services

Food services staff members, left to right: Deloris Phelps, Thelma Long, Pam White, Murlene Mallett, Lucy Johnson, James Griffin, Lee Johnson,
Mike Knight, James Clark, Jeff Smith, Curtis Sullivan.

129

Boyd Spencer, executive direc-
tor of Development; Laur
Stamm, Rob Morgan, Chris
Cheek.

Lorrie Maynard, Tricia Chick; Kay
Barksdale, public affairs officer
for Millsaps.

Sheil O'Neil, faculty secre-
tary for the Else School.

Susan Tuisl, secretary for
Business Affairs.

Virginia McCoy, Switch-
board.

Lynda King, Divisions, as-
sists student Kim King
(left).

Susan Garcia, Divisions
secretary.

130

Custodians

(L-R) 1st row: Johnnie Luckett, Wille May Wallace, Josephine
Smith, Roberta Amos, Sharon Ann Brown, Mary Ann Watkins; 2nd
row: Hourman Skinner, Oscar Johnson, Lee Arrington, Henry
Smith, Laydean Clark; 3rd row: Vernon Davis, James Horn, Eugene
Ruffin, Johnnie Williams.

Grounds

(L-R) 1st row: Bud Thigpen, Tommy Jones, Mel Williams; seated on
mower: Charles Williams, Clint Bean; 3rd row: Atwood Cotten,
Steve Brown, Bruce Williams. Not pictured: Joe Lee Gibson.

Beth Swalm, executive assistant, Else School of Management (left).

131

Adult Degree Program

The Adult Degree
Program, the first of
its kind in Mississip-
pi, was announced
in April 1982. The
program, headed
by Harrylyn Sallis,
assistant dean for
Adult Learning, is
designed to facili-
tate education for
adults beyond the
traditional college
age. It is tailor-
made for students
24 years of age or
older, who are un-
able to attend col-
lege on a regular
schedule because
of family or em-
ployment responsi-
bilities. The candi-
date earns a Bache-
lor of Liberal
Studies degree.

Pictured at top: Dr. Richard Freis and
ADP student, Gay Huff. Cay was the re-
cipient of the National Endownment for
the Humanities-Younger Grant.

Pictured above is Dianne Harms, BLS
Philosophy/Religion, 1987.

Pictured at center is Marilyn Diener, Di-
rector for Enrichment and Special Pro-

Pictured at immediate right is Hazel
Woods, receptionist for Adult Learning.

Pictured at far right are June Stevens,
Assistant to the Director for the Adult
Degree Program, and Lyn Pruitt, BLS
Psychology 1987.

132

James Livesay

When then-President Ellis Finger hired Jim Livesay in 1952,
he said, "We need somebody to do a lot of jobs and we don't
have a lot of resources." "So," recalls Jim, "I rushed in where
angels feared to tread."

Jim Livesay was the departments of public relations, alumni
affairs and student recruitment. He was responsible for pro-
ducing alumni publications. He was the campus photogra-
pher, started the regular alumni fund and handled church
relations. For the past 10 years, his primary responsibilities
have been in church relations.

Many people have loved and do love this college. It's
doubtful, though, that anyone in its history has been more
devoted, or more proud of it, than Jim Livesay (Class of '47).

"I knew what Millsaps was, what it stood for, what it meant
to the community. I saw Millsaps as an institution that Missis-
sippi urgently needed, and I came here out of the feeling that
all of us have — that we want to make a difference with our
lives.

"There is an urgent necessity," he continues, "for schools
like Millsaps to communicate values. When I think of the
influence our alumni have had in their communities, their
churches— that's the ultimate judgment of a college, the ef-
fect it has on others." The ultimate tribute that can be paid to
an institution is the loyalty of a man like James Livesay. He
retired at the end of the 1987 school year.

133

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Abstein, William — Fr

Adler, Mickal — Jr

Afzal, Omar— Jr

Afzal, Zeba— Fr

Alexander, Ted — Sr

Alican, Fuat — Soph

Allen, Carol — Soph

Alston, Ramona — Sr

Altschul, Aimee — Jr

Amison, Elbert — Fr

Anderson, Mark — Sr

Anderson, Steven — Jr

Andrews, Kenneth — Fr

Anhalzer, Sylvia — Soph

Applewhite, Tracy — Soph

Armstrong, Ralph — Soph

Ates, Brian — Jr

Atkins, Lisa — Soph

Atkins, Scott — Jr

Austin, Joseph — Sr

Aycock, Laurie — Fr

Ayres, Daniel — Fr

Azordegan, Sherry — Jr

Bacon, Rhonda — Soph

Baird, William — Fr

Bakeis, Christine— Fr

Baker, Rebecca— Soph

Baladi, Joseph — Soph

Bale, Susan — Sr

Ballenger, Ross— Jr

Barbee, Michael — Soph

Barham, Robert — Sr

Barlow, Alys — Sr

Barnes, Shawn — Fr

Barrett, Laura— Jr

Barron, John — Soph

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Bass, Janet— Fr

Beam, Alicia— Fr

Beasley, Stanford— Sr

136

Burkett

Bedell, Jennifer— Fr
Bell, Courtney — Soph
Benson, John — Jr

Benton, Catherine — Sr
Berry, James (Mont) — Sr
Bibb, Carolyn — Soph

Billups, Carah Lynn — Soph
Billups, Laurie — Soph
Blackwell, Mary— Fr

Blakely, Bernadette — Fr
Blanchard, John — Soph
Bliton, Julia — Fr
Boatman, Regina — ADP
Bobe, Michael — Soph
Bommakanti, Satyavani — Jr

Bonner, David — Jr
Boone, Susan — Jr
Boren, Candy— Fr
Boswell, James — Sr
Boyd, Melissa — Soph
Brackbill, Robert— Soph

Breland, Karen — Fr
Brethouwer, Michel — Fr
Bricker, Steven — Fr
Britt, Dana — Soph
Brooks, Cheryl — Jr
Brooks, John— Soph

Brooks, Susan (Laren) — Soph
Brown, Felicia — Sp
Brown, Joseph — MBA
Brown, Lisa — Soph
Brown, Mitchell — Jr
Brown, Scott — Fr

Brune, Kevin — Jr
Bruni, Jeffrey — Fr
Bufkin, Eric — Fr
Bunch, Patrick — Jr
Burgess, Paul — Jr
Burkett, Johanna — Sr

137

Burkhardt

Burkhardt, Michael — Fr

Burns, Warren — Soph

Burrow, Richard — Soph

Burton, Penny — Sr

Byars, Wilton— Soph

Cameron, Lisa — Jr

Camp, William — Soph
Campbell, Martha — Jr
Cappiello, Toni — Jr
Carleton, Garnett (Gene)— Sr
Carman, Gregory— Fr
Carpenter, James— Fr

Carr, William — Sr

Carr, Sarah — Fr

Carroll, Ashley — Fr

Catchings, Wendell — Jr

Chancellor, David — Fr

Chang, Celeste— Fr

Chang, Harry — Fr

Chapman, Patrick — Jr

Charles, Emily — Jr

Chawla, Lee — Soph
Cheng, Jeannie — Fr
Chou, Deborah — Fr

Christian, John — Jr

Ciancio, Jay — Fr

Clark, Erin — Fr

Clayton, Todd — Jr

Cloud, Scott— Jr

Cloy, Anthony — Sr

Coe, Jennifer — Soph

Coffey, David — Sp

Colbert, Thomas— Fr

Cole, Martha— Fr

Coleman, James — Jr

Collins, Candace— Soph

138

Devlin

Collins, Dwight — Jr
Collins, Virginia — Fr
Collum, Reisa — Jr
Cook, David — Jr
Cook, Karen — Soph
Cook, Keith — Jr

Cook, Rebecca — Soph
Cornay, Shannon — Fr
Coward, Pamela — Fr
Crafton, Eugene — Sr
Crane, Melissa — Fr

Crane, Rebecca — Fr

Crawford, Andrew — Fr
Crotwell, Dana — Soph
Crowder, Jennifer — Jr

Cullom, Curtis — Jr
Cummins, Dosha — Soph
Cummins, James — Soph

Cummins, Melynda— Sr
D'Armond, Thomas— Soph
Dabit, Jean — Sr

Daniel, Ashley — Jr
Darden, Lee Ann — Sr
y ; Darter, Sharon — Fr

Davidson, Camille — Soph
Davis, Patrick — Jr
Davis, Robert (Toby)— Jr
de la Cruz, Mariya — Fr
Dean, Beverly (Becky) — Sr
Dean, David — Jr

Denley, Anita — Soph
Dennis, John — Fr
Denton, Lee — Fr
Derrow, Cathryn — Sr
Derrow, Robert— Jr
Devlin, William — Jr

139

Dilworth

Dilworth, Amy — Soph

Dixon, Curtis — Sr

Doherty, Michael — Soph

Donovan, Francis (Danny) — Sr

Doty, Clyde (Buster)— Fr

Doughty, Shannon — Jr

Douglas, Anne— )r

Downer, Elizabeth — Fr

Drawe, Scott — Sr

Dudley, Angela — Fr

Duggar, Patricia — Fr

Dukes, Randy — Soph

Dulaney, Mary Margaret — Sr

Dunham, John — Sr

Dwyer, Mary — Soph

Dye, Anne — Fr

Eddins, William — Fr

Edwards, Yvette — Soph

Ellington, Merri (Wyn)— Fr

Elliott, Nancy — Sr

Elmore, Paul — Fr

Eubanks, Janie— Fr

Evans, Gregory — Fr

Fairley, Bridget— Sr

Falls, Aubrey — Jr

Farmer, Susan — Fr

Felder, John — Fr

Felder, Susan — Fr
Fickling, Craig — Sr
Fields, Ronald — Fr

Finklea, Brent — Fr

Finn, Michael — Soph

Finnegan, Laura — Fr

Flack, Sharon— Jr

Fleming, Emily — Soph

Flowers, Anne— Fr

140

Grantham

Flowers, Elizabeth (Betsy)-
Fondren, Michael — Jr
Fontaine, James— Fr
Forrester, Michelle — Sr
Fortenberry, Jerry — Fr
Foster, Murray — Sr

Fowlkes, Jill — Soph
Fox, Grant — Jr
Franklin, Scott — Fr
Freeman, Heather — Fr
Freeman, Mark — Fr
Freeman, Tammy — Jr

Fulgham, Fritz — Jr
Fulton, Sandra — Fr
Furlow, Sarah — Fr
Gabriel, Alice— ADP
Gafford, Camille — Fr
Gandy, Marc — Sr

Garcia, Margaret — Fr
Gardner, Jennifer — Soph
Gates, Virginia — Fr
Geddie, Norton — Fr
Gee, Mary — Soph
Gieger, Lyn — Fr

Soph

Gillespie, Barry — Fr
Gillespie, Charlotte — Jr
Giordano, Mickey — Jr

Glover, Rhonda — Fr
Gomez, Lynn — Sr
Goodloe, Melba — Sr

Goodrow, Shannon — Soph
Grady, Corrine— Fr
Graham, Mark — Fr

Graham, Tamye — Sp
Grant, Susan — Soph
Grantham, Tiffany — Soph

141

Gray

Gray, Phillip— Fr
Craylin, Howard — Jr

Greer, Deborah — Jr
Griffin, Tracy — Sr

Gualano, Brian — Soph
Guedry, Gretchen — Fr

Gupta, Indu — Soph

Haight, Bradley — Soph

Hale, Kelly — Sr

Hall, Edith— Soph

Hall, Jymme Ann — Fr

Hall, Karen — Fr

Ham, Greta — Sr

Hamilton, Christine — Fr

Hamrick, Mark — Sr

Hanberry, Cindy — Sr

Harden, Gilroy — Jr

Harness, Charlotte— Jr

Harper, Andrew— Soph

Harrell, Robert — Fr

Harvill, Jay — Fr

Hawkins, John — Fr

Hawk, Valerie — Fr

Hawthorne, William — Jr

Hazlett, Christina— Fr

Hearn, Barbara— Sr

Hearn, Philip — Soph

Helbling, Todd — Soph

Hemard, Bryan — Fr

Henderson, Paula— Sr

Henson, Elizabeth — Sr

Hessburg, James— Soph

Hewitt, Michelle— Soph

Hicks, Donna — Soph

Hill, Louise — Sr

Hitchcock, Kelly— Sr

142

Karam

Hoff, George — Jr
Hogrefe, James— Soph
Holbert, Larrin — Jr
Holland, Lisa — Fr
Holland, Teresa — Jr
Holloway, Homer — Sr

Holyer, Stephen — Fr
Huckaby, Richard — Fr
Hudson, Terry — Jr
Huggins, John — Soph
Huitt, Erin — Soph
Hunt, Ted — Soph

Hurley, Gregory — Jr
Hutchison, Mark — Sr
Hutchison, Melissa— Fr
Inman, James — Soph
Irby, James— Sr
Irby, Patricia— Soph

Irwin, James — Jr
Jackson, Timothy — Sr
Jacobs, Robin — Soph
James, Eric — Soph
Janssen, Janet — Fr
Jochimsen, Emily — Soph

Johnson, Angela — Fr
Johnson, Ingrid — Jr
Johnson, James — Fr
Johnson, Lynn — Sr
Johnson, Nancy— Soph
Johnson, Ricky — Jr

Johnston, John — Jr
Jones, Jonathon — Fr

Jones, Julie— Sr
Jones, Spencer — Sp

Kalter, Donna— Jr
Karam, Maria— Sr

143

Karch

Karch, Craig — Fr

Kathmann, Erich — Soph

Kelly, Christopher — Soph

Kemp, Jodi — Fr

Keramiam, Amy — Fr

Key, Melanie — Fr

Keyes, Cynthia— Jr

Kilroy, James — Jr

Kilroy, Kathleen — Fr

Kimbrell, James — Soph

King, Kimberly — Jr

Kirby, Tracey — Sr

Kirby, William (Kip)— Soph

Kochtitzky, Christopher — Soph

Koury, Eugenia (Gina) — Fr

Kraft, Kurt— Jr

LaBoone, Thomas — Jr

LaCour, Ronald — Sr

Ladd, Ricky — Fr

Ladnier, Karen — Jr

Laird, David — Soph

Lally, Elizabeth — Fr

Lampton, Mark — Fr

Lancaster, James— Soph

Lancaster, Robert — Soph

Lane, Wynter — Jr

Lang, Melissa — Fr

Langhi, John— Sr

Lazarus, Angela — Fr

Lee, Carlo— Fr

Lee, Sallie— Jr

Leffler, Marc— Fr

Leger, Mark— Sr

Leger, Michelle— Fr

Leggett, Laura — Fr

Leist, Teresa— Jr

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144

Martin

Lewis, Laura — Soph
Leyens, Lawrence — Sr
Libby, Andrew — Sr
Lightsey, Catherine — Soph
Lipe, Margaret — Jr
Lippmann, Eric— Soph

Lobred, Anthony — Jr
Lockhart, Kelly— Jr
Lofton, Lee — Fr
Longabaugh, Matthew— Sr
Lorio, Jerry — Soph
Lott, Martha— Jr

Loughman, Lisa — Fr
Loughman, Mark — Jr
Lovett, Lynne — Jr

Lowe, Charles — Jr
Lucas, Maurice— Fr
Luft, Christopher— Jr

Luna, Randle — Jr
Luther, Donna — Sr
Lyon, Camille — Fr

Maberry, Matt — Fr
Macey, Virginia — Jr
Magee, Kristin — Fr

Majors, Alan — Jr
Malone, Laura — Soph
Mangialardi, Robert — Sr
Manning, Robert — Jr
Manogin, Teresa — Soph
Marascalco, Charles— Fr

Marks, Chadwick — Fr
Martin, Frank — Jr
Martin, Hiawatha — Sr
Martin, Larry— Soph
Martin, Sylvia (Gail)— Sr
Martin, William— Soph

145

Matos

Matos, Eleni — Jr

Matthews,

Matthews, Victor — Soph

Mavar, John — Fr

May, William (Jack)— Jr

Mays, George — Fr

McAlpin, Tracie— Jr

McCaleb, Robin — Soph

McClung, Kathryn — Jr

McClung, Suzanne — Sr

McClure, Rhonda— Soph

McCray, Andrew — Fr

McCreery, Mark — Jr

McDonald, Lisa D— Jr

McDougal, Michele — Soph

McEwen, Fred — MBA

McGuffee, Sherry — Sp

McKeown, Robert — Jr

McKinley, William — MBA

McKnight, William — Jr

McLaurin, John — Fr

McLaurin, Kelvin — Sr

McLean, Melissa — Jr

McLeod, William— Jr

McNeill, Deborah— Soph
Mehrotra, Deepak — Jr

Melvin, Anthony — Fr
Meriwether, Susan — Sr

Meyers, John — Soph
Miller, Bernard — Sr

Miller, Kenneth — Soph

Miller, Thomas— Jr

Mills, Michael — Soph

Milner, Brian— Jr

Mims, Nancy — Jr

Miner, Stephen — Soph

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146

Parker

Mishra, Sanjay — Jr
Mitchell, Bradford — Fr
Mitchell, Janice— ADP
Mitchell, Paul — Jr
Mitchell, Timothy — Sr
Mixon, Tiffany — Soph

Moffat, Crisler — Jr
Mohundro, Mark — Soph

Moll, Christopher — Fr
Montgomery, Amanda — Fr

Montgomery, Duncan — Fr
Moore, Daniel — Sr

Moorehead, Larry — Jr
Morris, William D. — ADP
Morrow, Lacey — Sp
Morton, Dana — Fr
Mosley, Jessylen — Jr
Myhr, Mitylene — Soph

Nations, Robert — Fr
Neely, Michele — Soph
Neely, William — Sr
Neff, Spencer — Fr
Nelson, Jennifer — Sp
Newby, Gregg — Fr

Newchurch, Donna — Fr
Nichols, Christopher — Fr
Nobles, Joseph — Soph
Odeen, Erik — Soph
Oggs, Lawrence — Fr
Okwueze, Martina — Fr

Ozborn, David — Fr
Pace, Lisa — Jr
Page, David — Jr
Paine, Marshall — Fr
Palmertree, Lynda— Soph
Parker, Cheryl — Fr

147

Parker

Natalie Parker — So

Will Parker— Fr

Dee Parks — Sr

Kathy Parks— Fr

Stan Patterson — Fr
Rick D. Patt— Sr

Loree Peacock — )r

Marshall Pearson— So

Scott Pearson — Fr

Kim Perkins— Fr

Robert Perry Jr. — So

Alcyone Peterson— Fr

Diane Phillabaum — Sr
Allison Phillips — So

Heather Philo— So
Christopher Piatt — Fr

Adam Plier — So ' ^ v V^
Mary Anna Poole— Fr \\| V\

Trey Porter —
Gerald Powell-
Rachel Powell —
Thad Pratt-
Wayne Pratt —
Terri Presley — S

Andrea Prince — Fr

David Prisk— Jr

David Pritchard — So

Andrea Pritchett — |r

Laurie Pruitt — Sr

LeAnne Pyron — Jr

Gregory Raffo— Fr

Beth Ramsey— Sr

James Rand — Fr

Justin Ransome— Fr

David Reece — Fr

Richard Regan— Fr

148

Setzer

Lisa Reimer — So
Brian Remley — Jr
Nancy Rhett — So
David Richards — Jr
Stephanie Richards— Fr
Shelley Ritter — Jr

Carol Rives — Jr
Polly Roach— So
David Robbins — Sr
Angela Roberts — Jr
Dwayne Roberts— Jr
Paul Robertson — Jr

Cynda Robinson — Fr
Eric Robinson — So
Rob Robinson — Fr
Thomas Rockwell — So
Jennifer Rogers — So
Zelphia Rowe — Sr

Erika Rudgers— Fr

T. Logan Russell — MBA

Michelle Russell — So
David Sal I is — Sr

Edward Sanders — Sr
Susan Sanders — Jr

Suzanne Sanders — Fr
Jeff Sartain — Fr
Traci Savage — Fr
Edward Schneider — So
Bobby Schneider — Jr
Nathan Schrantz— So

Catherine Schwab
Gregory Schwab-
David Scott — Jr
Mel Selby— Sr
Monica Sethi — Jr
David Setzer— Jr

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So

149

Sharp

Lelia Sharp — Fr
Mamie Sharp — Fr
Wendy Shaw — Sr

Scott Shearer — Fr

Charles Shepherd — Jr

JR. Sherman — Fr

Tom Shima — Jr

Kathia Simo — So

Alexander J. Simpson — Jr

Stephanie Simpson — So

Gib Sims — So

Sandy Sims — Fr

Ravinder Singh — Fr

Misty Skelton — Jr

Charles Smart — So

Donald Smith— Fr

Jane Smith — So

Kean Smith— Fr

Margaret Solomon — Sr

Stephanie Sonnier — Jr

David Spight — Sr

Scott Spraberry — Fr

Elizabeth Sprehe — Fr

Stephanie St. Andrie— Fr

Mark Stanley — Sr

Mark Steadham — Fr

Glen Steketee — Fr

Patton Stephens— Sr

Sharon Stephenson — Fr

Greg Stevens— Fr

David Stewart — Jr
Elaina Stewart— Sr
Mary Stewart — Fr
Bob Stewart— Jr
Jeff Strasburg— Fr
Mike Stratas— So

150

Vignery

Charlotte Sullivan — Fr
David Sullivan — Sp
Susan Sumner — Jr

Jennifer Suravitch— Fr
Deborah Swain — Fr
Kimberly Tadlock — Fr

/♦ Carla Tavenr

Eleanor Taylor — Sr
Joan Taylor — ADP

Leslie Taylor— Jr
Melissa Taylor — Jr
Susan Taylor — Fr

Ashley Terrell — Fr
Chuwanda Thigpen — So
Michael Thigpen — Sr
Susan Thomas — So
Dwayne Thompson
Todd Thriffiley— Fr

Anna Tjeng — Jr
Robin Tolar — Jr
Becky Tompkins — Fr
David Townsend — MBA
Nancy Townsend — Jr
Sophia Townsend — Jr

Anne Trainor — Fr
Charlotte Trisdale— So
Judd Tucker — Jr
Todd Turner — Fr
Benjamin Tutor— MBA
Anne Tyson — Sp

Susan Van Cleve — Sr
Pamela Vance
Michelle Vega — Jr
Nick Verde — Jr
Andre Vial — Fr
Beverly Vignery — Fr

151

Voss

Gabrielle Voss

Manson Wade — So

William Wadsworth — So

Ann Walcott — Jr

Jason Walenta — So

Emily Walker — Fr

Ron Walker — Sr

Eileen Wallace— Fr

Brian Walley — Fr

Holly Walters— Sr

Teresa Walters— Fr

Benjamin Ward— Sr

Jamie Ware — Sr

Pete Warren — So

Joey Warwick — So

Connie Watson — Sr

Douglas Watson — Jr

Kathleen Watson — Jr

Charlotte Watts— Fr
Ronald Waycaster— Jr

Heather Webb— Sr
Roslynn Webb — Jr

Margaret Weems — Fr
Rich Weihing — Fr

Melinda Welch— Jr

Bradley Wellons— Fr

Brian Wells— Fr

Carmel Wells— Jr

Holly Welsh— Sr

Kelly Oerner — Fr

Charles West— Co

Debbie West— So

Jeff Weston — Fr

Joan Wetzel— So

David White— Jr

Elbert White— Jr

152

Zuber

Daniel Whiteman
Kelly Wicker — Fr
Sara Beth Wiley — So
Amy Williams — Fr
David Williams — Fr
Linda Lee Williams— Jr

Marnie Williams — So
Sara Williams — Jr
Laura Williamson — Fr
Martin Willoughby — Fr
Barrett Wilson — Fr
Keenan Wilson — Jr

Lowell Wilson — So
Paul Wilson — So
Laura Wimberly — Sr
Margaret Winters— So
Tim Wise — So
Billy Wise— Sr

Jennifer Wofford — Sr
Hannah Wolf— Fr

Angela Womble — So
Jane Wood — So

Carole Woods— So

Mary Katherine Wright— Jr

Denise Wyont — Jr
Lily Yang — Sr
Sharon Yarrell — Fr
Christine Yeh — Jr
Edward Yelverton— Jr
Diane Young — Sr

Janet Young— Fr
Derrick Youngblood— Fr
David Zanca— Fr
David Zarfoss — Fr
Christine Zimmerman — Jr
Henry Zuber— Jr

153

Mary Margaret Patterson

Right: Mark McCreery
Below: Hiawatha Martin

154

155

Polly Balsey and Jamie Specht

Far right: Lisa McDonald

Middle: Anne Dye and Jennifer Mauterer

Right: Michelle Kemp (photo by David Clayborne)

Lower right: Charlotte Harness and Calvin Seals (Class of '86)

Below: Kurt Kraft

156

157

The Faces of Millsaps

otw ,

Top right: Bill Morris (photo by David Clayborne). Right:
Melba Goodloe.

158

159

hildren's Center

For a time, a unique learning environment existed for
little boys and girls on the campus. The Children's Cen-
ter, for several years an integral part of the Millsaps
community, accommodated the needs of students, fac-
ulty, and staff who required an easily accessible and
nurturing place for child care. Children, ages 1 to 4
years, were provided supervised time and a safe place to
interact while Moms and Dads were away.

In the spring of 1987 the Center was closed.

160

161

photo by Robin McCaleb

FOOTBALL

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;**

1986-87 SCOREBOARD

Millsaps Opp.
Tennessee Weslyan College 60 0
University of the South 14 12

Trinity University* 1"

Rhodes College* 1

Austin College* 1

Lambuth College 2

Samford University* T

Lane College* 4.

Washington University 31 17

♦indicates home games

164

Scott Christian

Tommy Carter

Ken Ranager

Tim Jackson

Mickey Giordano

Tommy Carter

Cullam Pope

Scott Atkins

Chad Marks

Terrell Luckey

Neale Chumbler

Bryan Hemard

David Scott

Edward Schneider

DeWayne Thomas

Clay Ranager

Kelvin McLauin

Scott Green

Todd Thriffiley

Chuck Burkhardt

Greg Stevens

Greg Bost

Leon Turner

Greg Cullom

David Russell

Randle Luna

Robert Dupler

Ricky Ladd

Trace Baughn

Scott Prisk

Ricky Johnson

Justin Ransome

Bob Harrell

Jason Walenta

John Mavar

Pete Dunn

Andy Mansukhani

Tim Magandy

Lee Lofton

Bert Amison

Mike Fondren

Darrin Estes

165

SOCCER

*? I >• V

v f e

'•

: a

.-**

: row: Scott Cole, Kevin Brune, Barry Beck, Jeff Brum, Wendall Catchings, Kevin Ingram, David Laird, David
Atkins, Tony Melvin, Tony Moore, Michael Morlan. Second row: George Gober, Brad Mitchell, Brian Gualartp.
Lou Garret, Mark Loughman, Dan Ayres, Scott Shearer, Duke Barbee, Chris Crosby, Chris Kelly, Michael Lignos,
Craig Karen,' Lynn Daigle, Ann Jung.-...

MEN'S SOCCER 1986-87

Millsaps

Opp.

Christian Brothers College

Belhaven College

Grandview College

Grinnell College

Tougaloo College

Auburn University (Mont.)

1 I

Rhodes College

Hardin-Simmons University

Swaggert College

Tougaloo College

Nicholls State University

Trinity University

University of the South

Swaggert Collete

Oglethorpe University

Nicholls State University

Belhaven College

Emory University

William Cary College (Coast)

.'••**

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167

MEN'S BASKETBALL

1986-87 BASKETBALL SCORES

Millsaps Opp.

Lane

Tougaloo

Central College

Maryville

(OT) 75

Washington Univ.

U. of the South

Tougaloo

Pensacola Christ.

BaptistChristian

Webster University

U. of the South

Colorado College

Dallas University

96o

Rhodes

Belhaven

Washington Univ.

Webster University

Lane

Baptist Christian

(FORFT) 0

Pensacola Chris.

(20T) 84

Rhodes

(OT) 76

Tougaloo

Belhaven

Maryville

^^^^H^S

Trinity Univ.

(OT) 72

■

168

169

Women's Basketball

Opponent

Score

Sewanee

45-50

66-37

Blue Mountain

46-62

Rhodes

55-78

76-40

Tougaloo

52-85

rontbonne

50-52

Principia

54-64

Lindenwood

59-50

Blue Mountain

57-89

Sewanee

63-60

Judson

59-55

Judson

77-67

Belhaven

62-71

Washington U.

35-53

Rhodes

62-50

Crowley Ridge

76-42

Crowley Ridge

77-45

Tougaloo

33-79

Trinity

56-57

Principia

70-60

Belhaven

66-64

Judson

74-51

170

Coach J.R. West (below) — holds the trophy com-
memorating the Lady Major's first-place win in the
3rd Annual Millsaps-Pepsi Invitational.

171

BASEBALL

1987 Baseball Scoreboard

Millsaps

4 Rhodes

Millsaps

6 North Park 8

Millsaps

3 Rhodes

Millsaps

2 Aurora 4

Millsaps

9 Augustana

Millsaps

2 Aurora 8

Millsaps

9 Augustana

Millsaps

1 Sewanee 0

Millsaps

7 Washington

Millsaps

9 Belhaven 15

Millsaps

5 Washington

Millsaps

3 Belhaven 6

Millsaps

5 Principia

Millsaps

1 Lane 0

Millsaps

4 Principia

Millsaps

1 Lane 0

Millsaps

0 III. Wesleyan

Millsaps

3 Belhaven 9

Millsaps

4 111. Wesleyan

Millsaps

9 Belhaven 11

Millsaps

2 Elmhurst

Millsaps

3 Rust 2

Millsaps

3 Elmhurst

Millsaps

2 Rust 9

Millsaps

0 Carthage

Millsaps

1 Rhodes 4

Millsaps

11 Carthage

Millsaps

8 Rhodes 6

Millsaps

4 North Park

Millsaps

7 Miss. Coll. 11

172

173

WOMEN'S TENNIS

L-R: Tiffany Mixon, Suzy Farmer, Lau-
rie Lewis, Teresa Hultz, Yvette Ed-
wards, Chris Matkin, Shannon Fur-
low, Jenny Cockrell, and Michelle
Vega.

Coach Dr. Jim Montgomery

1986-87 RESULTS

Millsaps Opponent

Delta State

7-2

Delta State

6-3

Washington

1-8

Jackson State

9-0

Univ. of New Orleans

3-6

Spring Hill College

2-7

USM

2-7

Rust

6-3

Miss. Univ. for Women

9-0

Miss. Univ. for Women

6-3

Rhodes College

8-1

Univ. of New Orleans

4-5

UNC — Greensboro

6-0

Emory

3-6

Emory

4-5

Belhaven

8-1

Jackson State

6-0

Sewanee

4-5

Rhodes

5-4

#4 T jam in NCAA Women's Div. Ill

South Region

174

MEN'S TENNIS

1986-87 RESULTS

Millsaps Opponent

Jackson State

8-1

Tulane

1-8

William Carey

4-5

Univ. of South. Miss.

5-4

Belhaven

2-7

Rust

7-2

Ripon

4-5

Wisconsin — Whitewater

7-2

Calvin

8-1

Belhaven

2-7

Univ. of South. Miss.

4-5

Rhodes Coljege

9-0

Sewanee

5-1

Centre

5-4

William Carey

1-8

Jackson State

die ■

9-0

Front: Jay Ciaccio, Allain Ngo Harm, Ben Ward, Todd Helping, and Cam
Cannon. Back: Lee Chawla, Mike Brethouwer, Glenn Steketee, Billy
Bergner, Paul Van Deventer. Middle: Mark Freeman, Bill Briggs, and
Dwayne Thompson.

175

176

177

Right— Charles Scott, B.L.S., Sociology

Middle — Laurie Pruitt, B.S., Biology, and mother

Camille Pruitt

Far Right — Jim Boswell, B.A., English, and Lisa

Bowden, B.S. Chemistry/Psychology

-•

Above— Anthony Cloy, B.S., Biology,
with parents Jim and Julia Cloy
Right— Melba Goodloe, B.B.A., Ac-
counting

* ■

A V!$tJ

:.•'

180

May 10, 1987

Left— Patton Stephens, B.A., Piano and Michelle Forrester, B.A., Psychol-
ogy

181

IN MEMORIAM

William Dean

Hawthorne, Jr.

1966-1987

Edward Gower

Fant

1967-1987

A Final Word

As Anthony Cloy, the 1986 Editor of the Boba-
shela, wrote a year ago in the annual, "The produc-
tion of a yearbook is never an easy task." What he
said then proved to be true for the production of
the 1987 Bobashela.

Because of a serious illness and subsequent
death in her family, the 1987 editor found it neces-
sary to resign her position in late May with little of
the yearbook in production. Anthony Cloy volun-
teered to assume responsibility for the completion
of the 1987 annual in spite of the fact that he was
working full-time during the summer at the Medi-
cal Center prior to his initial year this fall as a medi-
cal student. His personal commitment to excel-
lence and his reputable experience as an editor
made possible what you have just read as a signifi-
cant record of the 1986-1987 academic year. His
work was undergirded by the constant support
and skilled craftsmanship of photographer Bill
Morris who is enrolled in the Adult Degree Pro-
gram. Always willing to help, Bill's printed images
speak for his persistence for appropriateness and
quality. He spent many hours retrieving and re-
viewing a plethora of photographs, taking new
ones and organizing the photographs into a mean-
ingful and attractive presentation.

The student body and particularly the members
of the Class of 1987 are indebted especially to
these two young men who took what was available,
used their creative imaginations and put together
a yearbook of which we can all be proud. Although
the delivery day of the 1987 Bobashela was de-
layed, it will, like its predecessors, serve the basic
purpose of sharing with all of us the character, the
quality, and the richness of the Millsaps exper-

Stuart Good

Dean of Student Affairs

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