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COLLEG rrts UNITY i 9gJ-92*IHitetics r ^•^ f^ ll a* 7 AMk ft ^**' *5 l% 1 w. K ^WBfe; Q IS 1 cp -m I7*1IKIK4 LIN^ iWw/ j^^Lf \K 1 -X tV. IS Jfoivss CA 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 NATIONAL BANK Drawer 70 P.O. MS Hazlehurst, 39083 members FDIC Cover Photo by David Smith CO COPIAH-LINCOLN COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIN WESSON, MISSISSIPPI 39191 Welcome to Copiah-Lincoln DR. BILLY B. THAMES College President am pleased to extendto you a very cordial and warm welcometothe Copiah-Lincoln campus I on 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 are particularly pleased to have the parents, students and alumni on campus. We thank you forsupportingthese young people intheireducational endeavors. Education has becomethe 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 lookforward 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 their future. We invite you to visit with us and meet some of the finest instructors and We administrators you 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. To our visiting coaches, players and school representatives, we extend a cordial and warm We welcome. trustthatyou will enjoyyourvisitto ourcampus andthat you will have asafejourney home. If we can assist you during your stay on our campus, please let us know. Board of Trustees Supporting Co-Lin's strong athletic program are the 27 members of the college's board of trustees. They are, first row, I to r, Dale Sullivan, Copiah County; Sidney Parker, vice chairman, Simpson County; Harriet Vickers, public information director; L. G. Young, Tommy secretary, Franklin County; Dr. J. H. Stribling, chairman, Lincoln County; Sasser, Lincoln County; and Harold Luther Smith, Lincoln County. Second row, to Don Cagle, I r, Copiah County; Dr. Melvin Buckley, Adams County; Jackie Poole, Lincoln County; Daniel Smith, Jefferson County Walter Nelson,Adams County; MaxineWilliams, Copiah County; ; and Henry Russell, Lawrence County. Third row, to Ken Bailey, Lawrence County; I r, Gerald Horn, Adams County; Eugene Bates, Jefferson County; Jim Lambert, Copiah County; John Henley, board attorney; and Bobbie Collier, Copiah County. Fourth row, to I r, LarryJones, Franklin County; MarthaSinclair, Lincoln County;John Dow, Lincoln County; Thelma Taylor, Adams County; and Frances Doss, Adams County. Fifth row, I to r, Dr. Billy Thames, college president; Melton King, Adams County; Dr. Howell Garner, collegedean; Ray Ishee, Student Services Dean; Travis Thornton, Natchez Campus dean; and Jim Kyzar, college business manager. Not pictured, Jack Burt, Copiah County; Cliff Reed, Simpson County; and Steve Wells, Lincoln County. 8 Coaching Staff GWYN YOUNG Athletic Director Women's Basketball & Softball Coach Servingthecollegeasathleticdirectorsince 1989,Gwyn Young has been head coach ofthe Lady Wolves basketball team for 16 years. Since coming to Co-Lin, he has seen his teamwintitleaftertitleand hascompiledarecordof299wins and 11 losses. Capturingthesouthdivisiontournamenttitlein 1991,the Lady Wolves have won the sametitle in 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, and 1990. South division regularseasoncrowns have been won nine different times including 1976, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, and 1991. Youngwas named Region23CoachoftheYearin 1989 when histeam wonthe regionchampionshipandwentonto placefourth inthe NationalJuniorCollege Athletic Associa- tion Tournament. Young has been named a Clarion-Ledger Coach ofthe YearforJunior Colleges, and he has coached the Mississippi Junior College All-StarGamethreeyears. Also employed at Co-Lin as a mathematics instructor, Young extends hiscoaching abilities inthe spring to include women's Softball. Before coming tothecollege, hecoached at Brookhaven High School. He holds an associate of arts degreefrom Copiah-Lincoln, a bachelor's degree from Mis- sissippiCollege,andamaster'sdegreefromtheUniversityof Southern Mississippi. Youngandhiswife,Velesta,havetwochildren,Laneand Jessica. RANDALL BRADBERRY Head Football Coach In hissecondyearas head coachoftheWolves, Randall Bradberryhascompiledatotalof 1 years of coaching experience. Fortwo years, he was a Wolfpack assistant, serving as offensive coordinator.HealsocoachedatEastMississippiCommunityCollegefor12years.Amemberofthe Co-Lincoaching staff in 1989whentheWolvescapturedthesouth divisontitle, he ledtheteam in 1990tothe same crown. Bradberryservesthecollegeasdirectorofinstitutionalresearch.Heholdsabachelorofscience and master of education degree from Delta State University, and he completed his educational doctorate at Mississippi State University. Bradberry hasthreechildren, Bo, 9, Libby, 4, and Laurie, 4. BOB RICKETTS Assistant Football Coach Bob Ricketts has worked with the offensive line forthree years, and he served as offensive coordinatorfrom 1985through 1988.WithaCo-Lincoachingrecordof49-19,Rickettshasseenthe Wolves win the south division in 1986, 1989, and 1990, plus seeing the team capture the state, region, and East Bowl championships in 1985. In 1975, Rickettswas named NCAADivision II Southern Baseball Coach oftheYearashead coach at Southeastern Louisiana University. Ricketts was also SLU's offensive coordinator. He holds a bachelorof arts degreefrom SLU and a masterof science degree from the University of Southern Mississippi. Ricketts is married to the former Shirley Allen, and they have three children, Susan Trahan, BobbyRicketts,Jr.,andJimRicketts.RickettsistheproudgrandfatherofThomasAlexanderTrahan born inJuly. Coaching Staff ALTON GREENLEE Assistant Football & Golf Coach A Copiah-Lincoln employeefor28 years, Alton Greenleecurrently servesas defensiveback coachfortheWolfpack. Henotonlyworkswiththefootballteam,butalsocoachesthecollege'sgolf teamwhichsawoneofitsplayersfinishfifth intheNJCAAtournamentthispastspring.Greenleeis managerofthe Co-Lin golfcourse, and heteaches social scienceand physicaleducation. BeforejoiningtheCo-Linstaff,GreenleewasemployedatWestTallahatchieHighSchooland GulfportEastHighSchool.Heearnedhisbachelorofscienceandmasterofeducationdegreesfrom Mississippi College. Greenlee is married to Christine Greenlee, andthey haveone son,Jeff. CHARLES SUTTON Assistant Football Coach Foreightyears,widereceivercoachCharlesSuttonhasbeenprovidingleadershipasamember oftheWolvescoachingstaff.WhileassociatedwiththeWolfpack,hehascompileda53:23-1 record, hasseentheWolvescapturethestatetitlein1985,andhasseentheteamcapturethesouthdivision crown in 1986, 1989 and 1990. Sutton served as assistant track coach in 1987, when the team won the state title. He also currentlyservesascounselorforthecollege's Upward Bound program, aposition he hasheldfor 1 years. Before joining the Co-Lin staff, Sutton worked as a classroom teacher and counselor inthe Lawrence County School System. He earned his bachelor of science degree from Alcorn State University, and he hasdone additional workatJackson State University. Sutton and hiswife, Evelyn, havetwo sons, Victor, 18, and Renard, 13. BROOME PHILLIP Assistant Football Coach Inhissecondyearasafull-timeassistantfortheWolves,PhillipBroomepreviouslyworkedwith theteamfortwoyearsasavolunteer.HiscoachingrecordatCo-Lincurrentlystandsat24-81-1,and hewas a memberofthe coaching staff in 1989and 1990 whentheWolves weresouthchamps. Broomealsoisemployedasscienceteacher.Forthreeyears,hewasemployedatBrookhaven High School as an instructorand coach before becoming a Co- Lin staff member. He earned his bachelorof scienceand masterofscience degreesfromthe University ofSouthern Mississippi. He is marriedtotheformerCynthia Batson, andthey haveoneson, Tyler. CURTIS HOBBS Assistant Football Coach Wide receivercoach CurtisHobbs hasbeenworkingwiththeWolfpackforfouryears. Hobbs hasseentheteamcapturethe1989and1990southdivisionchampionshipsduringhisassociation withtheteam. Hehascompiled aCo-Lin recordof26-15-1. HobbsearnedhisassociateofartsdegreefromCo-Linandheworkswithcollegesecurity.He wasemployedbyT.L.JamesConstruction beforecomingto Co-Lin. Hobbsand hiswife, Gloria, haveoneson, CurtisAlonzo. PAUL JOHNSON Men's Basketball Coach In hisfourthyearas headcoachoftheWolvesbasketballteam, PaulJohnson hascompileda Co-Linrecordof48wins,35losses. In1989,Johnson'steamwonthestatecommunitycollegetitle, while also claiming the south division regular season championship and placing as Region 23 runners-up. Johnsonalsoisemployedbythecollegeasaphysicaleducationandfirstaidinstructor.During the 1986-87 schoolyear, heserved as an assistant basketballcoach. Hisformeremploymentincludescoaching positionsat Prentiss High School,the Universityof Texas, EastTennesseeStateUniversity, andSouthNatchezHighSchool. Heearnedanassociate of arts degree from Jones County Junior College, a bachelor of science degree from Belhaven College, and amasterofsciencedegreefromthe UniversityofSouthern Mississippi.Johnson has done additional workatthe University ofTexas. He is marriedtotheformerMary Millerof Mt. Olive, andthey havetwodaughters, Maggie, 7, and Anna,5. STEVE BLACKMON Baseball Coach SteveBlackmonhasbeenheadmentoroftheWolvesbaseballteamforfiveyears.Aformergolf professional, he is also employed atthe Co-Lin Golf Course as a maintenance assistant. Blackmon holds a bachelorof science degree in marketing from the University of Alabama, Classof1978.HeismarriedtotheformerJanetDouglasofWessonandtheyhaveoneson,Douglas, age 2. MIKE MclNTYRE Tennis Coach In the spring of 1991, theWolvestennisteam camewithin a single pointofcapturing an unprecedented third consecutive state/regional championship, finishing as runner-up. Coach Mike Mclntyre's squad also extended its state-record unbeaten string to 68 dual match wins (overfourseasons), before suffering itsonly loss in April. The Wolvesfinished 18-1 forthe season, extending Mclntyre's 13 season career recordto 200-18, en routetotheirsixthtripto the NJCAA nationals in Texas. AUSPTR-certifiedteaching professional, Mclntyre has been named "Coach oftheYear"four timesand hasseen hisWolveswinfivestateandfourregionaltitles,plus 16otherteam honors. He has hadfiveteams ranked inthe national'lop20."The 1990team isstilltheonly Mississippiteam to everfinish in the 'lop 10" atthe NJCAA nationals. Mclntyre also serves as business division chairman and teaches economics. He earned his associateofartsdegreefrom Copiah-Lincoln, and hisbachelorofscienceand masterofbusiness administrationdegreesfromtheUniversityofSouthern Mississippi. Hehasdoneadditionalworkat USM, Mississippi College, Memphis State University, University of Utah, University of South Carolina, University ofTexas-Arlington, and Dennis Van der Meer'sTennis University. Mclntyre is marriedtotheformer Diane Payne, and they have one son, Michael, Jr., 11. Bradberry memorial established A memorial fund has been es- Delta State University. tablished on the Copiah-Lincoln College President Dr. Billy Wesson Campus in memory ofAnn Thames said of Mrs. Bradberry, Dickerson Bradberry. "Ann was a lovely person, a tal- Mrs. Bradberry, wife of Co-Lin ented person, andshe didafinejob head football coach Randall in her work at Co-Lin. She was Bradberry, died onJuly 1 9 ofaheart dedicated to her family and helped attack. She was a counselor, in- people she came in contact with." structor, andco-advisorofthe Trail- Inadditionto herhusband, Mrs. blazers recruiting group at the col- Bradberry is survived by a son, Bo; lege. twindaughters, LauraCatherineand She graduated from Cleveland High School Ann Elizabeth "Libby"; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. in 1969 and received her bachelor's degree in Ford Dickerson ofCleveland;and abrother, Mike library science from Mississippi State Univer- Dickerson of Vicksburg. sity. She then went on to complete a master of Tax deductible contributions can be made to library science degree at the University of Ala- the Copiah-Lincoln Foundation, c/o Burlian bama and an education specialist degree at Walker, P.O. Box 457, Wesson, MS 39191 des- , MSU. Mrs. Bradberry did additional work at ignated to the Bradberry Memorial. We're behind the Wolves! JACKSON'S STUDIO 113 South Railroad Avenue Brookhaven, MS 39601 M THE PROGRESSIVE DON JACKSON MEN'S SHOP Studio: (601) 833-3251 210WHITWORTHAVE. BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI 833-7152 Brookhaven - Grenada - McComb Members Wolf Club Mr. and Mrs. Steve McBride Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sones Dr. and Mrs. James Stribling Dr. and Mrs. David Strong Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stringer Mr. and Mrs. Ed Norwood Dr. and Mrs. Billy B. Thames Mr. and Mrs. Lester Furr Dr. and Mrs. Howell Garner Mr. and Mrs. Keith Russell Mr. Charles Burke Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Dude Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Ed Remington Mr. Alton Ricks Mr. and Mrs. Phil Broome Mr. and Mrs. Goat Hoff Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Britt Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Britt Mr. Buzzy Clopton Mr. Billy Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Furr Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy James Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Case Mac Mrs. Pickett Dr. Randall Bradberry Mr. and Mrs. Alton Greenlee Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ishee Mr. Calvin White Mr. and Mrs. Gwyn Young Mrs. Lois Smith Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Don Estes Mr. and Mrs. David Smith Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hennington Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Smith Mr. and Mrs. Don Young Mayor Terri Edwards Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Britt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hennington Mr. and Mrs. Travis Schoby CO Place LIN ...The The Place To Begin — New Beginnings life's full ofthem, and Copiah-Lincoln Community College is the place to begin your college education. Co-Lin makes those "big decisions" easier by helping you plan for your col- legeyearsandalsobyseeingyouthrough those years. Whetheryou're considering a career in law, cosmetology, pharmacy, automechanics,oranyotheroccupation, Co-Lin's faculty and staff care enough personallyto help you decide on an academic,technical,orvocationalcurriculum to suit your ambitions. It's easy to begin college life with instructorswho care aboutyou and want you to succeed. All Co-Lin academicfac- ultyholdmaster'sdegrees,andover65% havecompletedorhavedoneworktoward theirdoctorates,andvocational-technical instructors have years of experience in their respective fields—. And that's not all friendly advisors provides the most up-to-date facilities and the small classroom at- on both the Wesson and Natchez cam- mosphere that allows you the individual attention you deserve. puses can arrange scholarships, finan- Plans for furthering your education after graduating from Co-Lin cial aid, dormitory facilities, class sched- can be made with no hassles. Co-Lin's academic program hours are ules,andcanfulfillnumerousotherneeds accepted at all accredit—ed colleges and universities. of making your transition into a Co-Lin The place to begin that's Co-Lin, ready to help you with your collegestudentan easyone. Co-Lin also educational goals and to help you realize those dreams. The Place To Be- come Involved Collegelifeshouldbe morethanjustdayaf- ter day of classes. You'vegotto liveitup too. Whatever your personality or individual taste is, we've got activities and or- ganizations for you. For the athletic, in- volvementinvarsityor intramural sports is a must! The Co-Lin Wolves football, basketball, tennis, baseball,trackandSoftball 8