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COPTArLLfHCOLN aCOMWIITY COLLEGE 11992-93 Athletics Copiah County Banking Association ANASSOCIATION OF COMMERCIAL BANKS SERVING COPIAH COUNTYAND SURROUNDING AREAS. COPIAH BANK N.A. P.O. Drawer 31 MS Hazlehurst, 39083 TRUSTMARK BANK NATIONAL O. Drawer 70 P. MS Hazlehurst, 39083 Members FDIC Cover Photo by David Smith COPIAH-LINCOLN COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIN WESSON, MISSISSIPPI 39191 Welcome to Copiah-Lincoln DR. BILLY B. THAMES College President am pleased to extend to you a very cordial and warm welcome to the Copiah-Lincoln campus on I behalf of the board of trustees and the entire Co-Lin family. We hope that you will enjoy your visit and that you will come again every time you have the opportunity. The coaching staff, band directors and other staff members have worked hard to prepare our students for this football game. We hope you will enjoy the game and continue to support the activities of Copiah-Lincoln. We We are particularly pleased to have the parents, students and alumni on campus. thank you for supporting these young people in their educational endeavors. Education has become the link to a successful career. Your support will become more important to them as the years pass. Copiah-Lincoln has served this seven-county district since 1 91 5 and we look forward to many more years of service to our patrons. Today the two-year college is the best delivery system that we have in our state because it is flexible, close to home, economical and offers a quality education. Copiah-Lincoln is a quality institution made up of quality people who care about the students and theirfuture. We invite you to visitwith us and meet some of the finest instructors and administrators you We will find anywhere. also invite you to get involved and support the educational efforts at Co-Lin by participating through our Foundation and Alumni Association. Toourvisiting coaches, playersand school representatives, weextend acordial andwarmwelcome. We trust that you will enjoy your visit to our campus and that you will have a safe journey home. If we can assist you during your stay on our campus, please let us know. Board of Trustees Members of Copiah-Lincoln Community College's Board of Trustees, constantly lending support to the college's athletic program and leading the college in new directions, include (front, left to right) Dr. Howell C. Garner, dean of the college; John Dow, Lincoln County; Thelma Taylor, Adams County; L. G. Young, Franklin County, board secretary; Sidney Parker, Simpson County, board vice-chairman; Dr. J. H. Stribling, Lincoln County, board chairman; Dr. Billy Thames, Co-Lin president; Eugene Bates, Jefferson County; and Frances Doss, Adams County. Second row are Dale Sullivan, Copiah County; Harold Luther Smith, Lincoln County; Don Cagle, Copiah County; Melvin King, Adams County; Steve Wells, Lincoln County; and Carroll Greer, Simpson County. Third row includes Jack Burt, Copiah County; Larry Jones, Franklin County; Martha Sinclair, Lincoln County; Marilyn Brown, secretary to the president; Bobbie Collier, Copiah County. On the back are Charles Burke, physical plant director; Travis Thornton, dean of the Natchez campus; Ken Bailey, Lawrence County; John Bull, Lawrence County; and Ray Ishee, dean of student personnel. Not pictured are board members Dr. Melvin Buckley, Gerald Horn, and Walter L. Nelson, all from Adams County; Dr. George Brumfield and Tommy Sasser, both of Lincoln County; Jim Lambert and Mildred Maxine Wallace, both of Copiah County; and Daniel Smith, Jefferson County. Coaching Staff GWYN YOUNG Athletic Director Women's Basketball And Softball Coach Servingthecollege asathleticdirectorsince 1989, Gwyn Young has been head coach ofthe LadyWolves basketball team for 17years. Since coming to Co-Lin, he has seen his teamwintitleaftertitleandhascompiledarecordof299wins and 110 losses. The LadyWolvescapturedthesouthdivisiontournament title in 1984, 1985, 1986, 1990 and 1991. South division regular season crowns have been won nine different times including 1976, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 and 1992. Young was named Region 23Coach oftheYear in 1989 when histeamwonthe region championshipandwentonto place fourth in the National Junior College AthleticAssocia- tion Tournament. Young has been named a Clarion-Ledger Coach ofthe YearforJuniorColleges, and he has coached the Mississippi JuniorCollege All-StarGame three years. Young is also employed at Co-Lin as a mathematics instructor. Before coming to the college, he coached at Brookhaven High School. He holds an associate of arts degree from Copiah-Lincoln, a bachelor's degree from Mis- sissippiCollege,andamaster'sdegreefromtheUniversityof Southern Mississippi. Young and hiswife,Velesta, havetwochildren, Lane, 16, and Jessica, 13. RANDALL BRADBERRY Head Football Coach InhisthirdyearasheadcoachoftheWolves, Randall Bradberryhascompiled atotalof 19years ofcoachingexperience.Fortwoyears,hewasaWolfpackassistant,servingasoffensivecoordinator. He also coached at East Mississippi Community College for 12 years. A member of the Co-Lin coaching staff in 1989whentheWolvescapturedthe south divisiontitle, he led theteam in 1990to the same crown. Bradberryservesthecollegeasdirectorofinstitutional research. He holds abachelorofscience and master of education degree from Delta State University, and he completed his educational doctorate at Mississippi State University. Bradberry has three children, son, Bo, age 10, and twin daughters, Libby and Laurie, age 5. BOB RICKETTS I Assistant Football Coach Bob Ricketts has worked with the offensive line for four years, and he served as offensive coordinatorfrom 1985through 1988. With a Co-Lin coaching record of 54-23-1, Ricketts has seen theWolveswinthe south division in 1986, 1989, and 1990, plusseeing theteam capturethe state, region, and East Bowl championships in 1985. In 1975, Ricketts was named NCAA Division II Southern Baseball Coach of the Year as head coachatSoutheasternLouisianaUniversity.RickettswasalsoSLU'soffensivecoordinator. Heholds abachelorofartsdegreefromSLU and amasterofsciencedegreefromthe UniversityofSouthern Mississippi. RickettsismarriedtotheformerShirleyAllen,andtheyhavethreechildren,SusanTrahan, Bobby Ricketts,Jr., andJim Ricketts. Rickettsisthe proudgrandfatherofThomasAlexanderTrahan, born in July, 1991. Coaching Staff ALTON GREENLEE Assistant Football And Golf Coach A Copiah-Lincoln employee for 29 years, Alton Greenlee currently serves as defensive back coachfortheWolfpack. Henotonlyworkswiththefootballteam, butalsocoachesthecollege'sgolf team. Greenlee is managerofthe Co-Lin golfcourse, and he teaches social science and physical education. Beforejoining the Co-Lin staff, Greenlee was employed at West Tallahatchie High School and GulfportEastHighSchool. Heearnedhisbachelorofscienceandmasterofeducationdegreesfrom Mississippi College. / Greenlee is married to Christine Greenlee, and they have one son, Jeff. CHARLES SUTTON Assistant Football Coach Fornineyears,widereceivercoachCharlesSutton hasbeen providing leadershipasamember oftheWolvescoaching staff.While associatedwiththeWolfpack, he has seentheWolvescapture the state title in 1985, and has seen theteam capture the south division crown in 1986, 1989, and 1990. Suttonservedasassistanttrackcoachin1987,whentheteamwonthestatetitle.Healsocurrently serves as counselorforthe college's Upward Bound program, a position he has held for 1 years. Before joining the Co-Lin staff, Sutton worked as a classroom teacher and counselor in the Lawrence County School System. He earned his bachelor of science degree from Alcorn State University, and he has done additional work atJackson State University. Sutton and his wife, Evelyn, havetwo sons, Victor, 19, and Renard, 14. BROOME PHILLIP Assistant Football Coach In hissecondyearasafull-timeassistantfortheWolves, Phillip Broome previouslyworkedwith theteamfortwoyearsasavolunteer. Hewasamemberofthecoachingstaffin1989and1990when the Wolves were south champs. Broomealso isemployed asscienceteacher. Forthreeyears, hewas employed at Brookhaven High School as an instructor and coach before becoming a Co-Lin staff member. He earned his bachelorof science and master of science degrees from the University of Southern Mississippi. «TPi HeismarriedtotheformerCynthiaBatson,andtheyhavetwosons,Tyler,age5,andCaleb,age r' 10 mos. CURTIS HOBBS Assistant Football Coach WidereceivercoachCurtisHobbshasbeenworkingwiththeWolfpackforfouryears. Hobbshas seentheteamcapturethe 1989and 1990southdivisionchampionshipsduring hisassociationwith the team. He has compiled a Co-Lin record of 32-19-2. HobbsearnedhisassociateofartsdegreefromCo-Linandheworkswithcollegesecurity. Hewas employed byT. L. James Construction before coming to Co-Lin. Hobbs and hiswife, Gloria, have one son, Curtis Alonzo, age 2V2. 4 PAUL JOHNSON Men's Basketball Coach In hisfifthyearas headcoachoftheWolvesbasketballteam, PaulJohnson hascompiled aCo- Linrecordof66wins,44losses. In1989,Johnson'steamwonthestatecommunitycollegetitle,while alsoclaimingthesouthdivisionregularseasonchampionshipandplacingasRegion23runners-up. Johnson also isemployed bythe college asa physical education and firstaid instructor. During the 1986-87 school year, he served as an assistant basketball coach. His former employment includes coaching positions at Prentiss High School, the University of Texas, EastTennesseeStateUniversity, and South Natchez High School. Heearnedan associate of arts degree from Jones County Junior College, a bachelor of science degree from Belhaven College, and amasterofsciencedegreefromthe UniversityofSouthern Mississippi. Johnson has done additional work atthe University ofTexas. HeismarriedtotheformerMary MillerofMt.Olive,andtheyhavetwodaughters, Maggie,8,and Anna, 6. KEITH CASE Baseball Coach Keith Casejoined thecoaching staffin 1992-93as head baseballcoach. He holds a bachelorof sciencein physicaleducation and aminorin mathematicsfrom MississippiState University, earned in 1983. HereceivedhismasterofeducationdegreefromWilliamCareyCollegein 1991 and hehas additional work from Mississippi College and the University of Southern Mississippi. After a successful high school baseball coaching career, hewas named the 1992 Mississippi High Schoo All-StarCoach. CaseisanativeofMonticelloandgraduatedfromtherein 1979. Heandhiswife,the former Susan Caffey, are parents of one daughter, Macie, 1. MIKE MclNTYRE Tennis Coach A 10-3 dual match record in 1992 pushed Coach Mike Mclntyre's 14-season win-loss record to 210-21. Inthespringof1991,though,theWolvestennisteamcamewithinasinglepointofcapturing anunprecedentedthirdconsecutivestate/regionalchampionship,finishingasrunner-up. Mclntyre's squad also extended its state-record unbeaten string to 68 dual match wins (over four seasons), beforesufferingitsonlylossthatApril.TheWolvesfinished 18-1 fortheseasonenroutetotheirsixth trip to the NJCAA nationals in Texas. A USPTR-certified teaching professional, Mclntyre has been named "Coach of the Year" four timesand has seen hisWolveswinfivestateandfourregionaltitles, plus 16otherteam honors. He has had fiveteams ranked in the national "top 20." The 1990team is still the only Mississippi team to everfinish in the "top 10" atthe NJCAA nationals. Mclntyre also serves as business division chairman and teaches economics. He earned his associate of arts degreefrom Copiah-Lincoln, and his bachelorof science and masterof business administration degreesfromthe UniversityofSouthern Mississippi. He hasdone additionalworkat USM, Mississippi College, Memphis State University, University of Utah, University of South Carolina, University of Texas-Arlington, and Dennis Van der Meer's Tennis University. Mclntyre is married to the former Diane Payne, and they have one son, Michael, Jr., 12. 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The Fame Basketball Hall of SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS TEL [4 13] 781-65DG UH The Place The Place To Begin New Begin- — nings life's full of them, and Copiah- LincolnCommunity Collegeistheplace to begin your col- legeeducation.Co- Lin makes those "big decisions" ea- sier by helping you plan for your college years and also by seeing you through those years. Whether you're considering a career in law, cosmetology, pharmacy, auto mechanics, oranyotheroccupation, Co-Lin'sfaculty and staffcare enough personally to help you decide on an academic, technical, or vocational ; curriculum to suit your ambitions. -"•'• -iflp-As 'ts easY t0 begin college life with instructors who care about you anc want y°u t0 succeed- All Co-Lin academic faculty hold master's "X \J9^Sl^ii * * ** * '' *'. degrees, and over 65 percent have completed or have done work toward their doctorates, and vocational-technical instructors have years of experience in their respective fields. — And that's not all friendly advisors on both the Wesson and Natchez campuses can arrange scholarships, financial aid, dormitory facilities, class schedules, and can fulfill numerous other needs of making your transition into a Co-Lin college student an easy one. Co-Lin also provides the most up-to- date facilities and the small classroom atmosphere that allows you the individual attention you deserve. Plans for furthering your education after graduating from Co-Lin can be made with no hassles. Co- Lin's academic program hours are accepted at all accredited colleges—and universities. The place to begin that's Co-Lin, readyto help you with youreducational goals and to help you realizethose dreams. The Place To Become Involved College life should be morethanjustdayafterdayof classes. You've got to live it up too. Whatever your personality or individual taste is, we've got activities and organizations for you. For the athletic, involvement in varsity or intramural sports is a must! The Co-Lin Wolves football, basketball, tennis, baseball, track and softball teams offer opportunities to prospective varsity athletes. Forthose who are looking for a little fun competition, the intramural activities are for you. 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