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Mississippi Private School Education Association Convention Program, 1983 Mississippi Private School Association University of Mississippi eGrove Mississippi Education Collection General Special Collections 1983 Mississippi Private School Education Association convention program, 1983 Mississippi Private School Association Follow this and additional works at: https://egrove.olemiss.edu/ms_educ Part of the Education Commons Recommended Citation Mississippi Private School Association, "Mississippi Private School Education Association convention program, 1983" (1983). Mississippi Education Collection. 92. https://egrove.olemiss.edu/ms_educ/92 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the General Special Collections at eGrove. It has been accepted for inclusion in Mississippi Education Collection by an authorized administrator of eGrove. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 1983 ssissippi Private School , Education Association Twelfth Annual Spring Convention Mississippi Private School Education Association March 3-4, 1983 Jackson, Mississippi Theme " OUf Responsibility-Youth 's Destiny" To: Members of the lYiississippi Private School Education' Association Welcome to the twelfth annual meeting of the Mississippi Private School Education Associa­ tion. Since our first meeting as 'an Association, we have grown much stronger in the areas which the MPSEA supports. Programs sponsored by MPSEA are the Academic Betterment Competi­ tion, the science fairs, the elementary school art competition, the elementary spelling competi­ tion, the ACT scholarship program, district meetings and·our annual corivention. This year, for the first time, we have sponsored the selection of the Teacher-of-the-Year awards. I would like to express appreciation to the Ex­ ecutive Secretary, to the officers of our Associa­ tion, to the district directors, and to all members who have worked to improve and strengthen the educational opportunities made possible through our private schools. The motto of our first meeting was, "Participa­ tion in Progress." We have had a part in the pro­ gress of our students in all areas of education-in this way we have strengthened our communities, our state, and our nation. May this convention be an inspiration for us to continue to "participate in progress. " Sincerely, Jim Isbell MPSEA President, 1982-83 1 Mississippi Private School Education Mississippi Private School Association Association Officers-1982-83 1982-83 Executive Committee Officers President Jim Isbell President. ..... .. .. Charles H. Wilkinson, Jr. North Delta School Columbia Academy Vice-President (President-Elect )-Appointed Vice President ......... ...... .. Charles Powers Mrs. Pat McInnis Magnolia Academy Wayne Academy Secretary . ..... ........ ........ John Watts North Sunflower Academy Secretary Mrs. Edwinna Edwards Treasurer ................... ... Gary Hughes Indianola Academy Winston Academy Treasurer Mrs. Suzi Thomas Executive Committee Members Copiah Academy District I Lay Director ... ......... ...... John Burnett Board of Directors Strider Academy Administrator . ....... ... .. .. ...... Jim Eidt District I East ... ... ........... Bobby Mitchell DeSoto School, Inc. Mt. Pleasant Christian Academy District I West. .... ....... Mrs. Earnestine Cail District II Strider Academy Lay Director ... ............ Dr. William D. Bell Central Academy District II East. ............ Mrs. Charlene Clark Winston Academy Administrator ........ ... ....... F . E. Allegrezza Deer Creek School District II West. ....... .. Dr. Douglas McDonald Greenville Christian School District III District III ............ .. .. Dominic Bevalaque Lay Director ..................... Newt Harrison Jackson Academy Madison-Ridgeland Academy District III .. ... .. ... .... Mrs. Karen Henley Administrator .................. David W. Young (Resigned) Hillcrest Christian School MagnOlia Academy District IV District IV East. ............. Mrs. Pat McInnis Lay Director ... ....... ... ... .. .... Bettye Plitt Wayne Academy Wilkinson County Christian Academy District IV West. .. .......... Michael M. Nutt Administrator . ....... ......... Michael M. Nutt Adams County Christian School Adams County Christian School 2 3 Academy Activities Commission South A Officers Headmaster .......... ......... David Bass President. ... ...... .... Norman McKenzie, Jr. Prentiss Christian School Kemper Academy Coach . ............. .......... Wade Hammack Vice-President. ....... ....... Peter Jernberg Central Hinds Academy Indianola Academy Members North Central A North AAA Headmaster . .. .. ................ Lewis Zeigler Headmaster .. ............ .. .. .. Peter Jernberg Benton Academy Indianola Academy Coach .. ... ....... .. .. ... .. Hollis Rutter Coach . .. .. ..................... Joe Bradshaw Pillow Academy Strider Academy South AAA Headmaster ..................... David Derrick South Central A Woodland Hills Baptist Academy Headmaster .. ..... ..... Norman McKenzie, Jr. Coach .......... ........... William F . Crosby Kemper Academy Jackson Preparatory School North AA Coach ..... .................... Robert Herring Headmaster ........ .. ... Hoyte Carothers, Jr. Winston Academy Fayette Academy Coach ....... ....... .. .. ...... Ralph Conger North Sunflower Academy South AA Headmaster ......................... John Gray Accrediting Commission Brookhaven Academy Troy D. White, Consultant Coach . ... .. .. .. ..... ... .... .. Bill Hurst Centreville Academy North Central AA District I Headmaster ... ... .... ........... Joe Shepard Winston W. Burks, Jr .. ... .. .. Marvell Academy Leake Academy Jim Isbell ..... .. ...... .. North Delta School Coach .. ......... ..... .... Phillip Chisolm Central Holmes Academy District II South Central AA Mrs. Audrey Sidney . ....... Washington School Headmaster ..................... Larry Kinslow John Barrett. .. .. .. .. .... .. Central Academy Madison-Ridgeland Academy Coach ... ..... ... ... .... ... ... .. Bob Walker District III Manchester Academy Jesse L. Howell, Jr .. Jackson Preparatory School North A Charlotte C. Brown .... .. .. ... Canton Academy Headmaster .. ...... ... ... .... Tommy Gunn Delta Academy District IV Coach .. .. .. ... ... ... .. .. Gary McBride William Earl Faggert. ... Heidelberg Academy Gray Academy Harold Morris ..... ... .. .. Copiah Academy 4 5 Mississippi Private School Mississippi Private School Education Association Education Association Delegates Assembly MPSEA Directors Regency Room, Ramada Inn-Coliseum 1982-83 March 3, 1983, 7_'00 p.m. District I East Humphreys Academy 1. Call to Order . .. .. .. Jim Isbell Indianola Academy Calhoun Academy Manchester Academy MPSEA President Chickasaw Academy Pillow Academy Invocation ......... ... Bobby Mitchell DeSoto County Academy Sharkey-Issaquena Academy Fayette Academy Washington School District I East Director Gray Academy Winona Academy II. Dinner Kirk Academy Magnolia Heights School III. Introduction of Marshall Academy District III Officers and Directors . .... Jim Isbell Mt. Pleasant Academy IV. Reports North Delta School Brandon Academy Temple Baptist School Calvary Christian School Secretary's Yalobusha Academy Canton Academy Report .. .. .. Mrs. Edwinna Edwards Central Hinds Academy Children's House Montessori Treasurer's District I West Clarke Academy Report .............. Mrs. Suzi Thomas East Rankin Academy Nomination Committee Bayou Academy First Presbyterian School Clarksdale Baptist School Hillcrest Christian School Report .. ... .... Dominic Bevalaque Delta Academy Jackon Academy Old Business DeSoto School, Inc. Jackson Preparatory School V. Lee Academy Lamar School Foundation VI. New Business Marvell Academy Madison-Ridgeland Academy North Sunflower Academy Magnolia Academy State Subject Area Chairmen Reports: Strider Academy Manhattan Academy Kindergarten Tunica Institute of Learning McCluer Academy West Panola Academy Miss. Baptist High School Art Competition .. Mrs. Dolly Massey Mt. Salus Christian School Clarksdale Baptist School Newton County Academy District II East Porters Chapel Academy Lower Elementary Art Rankin Academy Competition . Mrs. Mary Anna Nelson Central Academy Rebul Academy East Holmes Academy Sylva-Bay Academy Heritage Academy East Lowndes Academy Tri-County Academy Upper Elementary Art Heritage Academy Woodland Hills Baptist Academy Jefferson Davis Academy Competition . ........ Ms. Dain Hayes Kemper Academy Jackson Academy Leake Academy District IV East Spelling Bee ..... ... Mrs. Robbie.Butts Oak Hill Academy Starkville Academy Columbia Academy West Panola Academy Winston Academy Hattiesburg Preparatory School Comments on MPSEA Heidelberg Academy Lawrence County Academy Activities ..... .. .. .. Don Souder, Jr. District II West Live Oak Academy MPSA Executive Secretary Prentiss Christian School ACT Scholarship Benton Academy Simpson County Academy Carroll Academy Union Academy Awards ........ ... Mrs. Pat McInnis Central Delta Academy Walthall Academy MPSEA Vice-President Central Holmes Academy Wayne Academy Cruger-Tchula Academy Teacher-of-the-Year Deer Creek School Awards . ............... .. Jim Isbell Four County Academy District IV West Greenville Christian School VII. Remarks by President ........ Jim Isbell Adams County Christian School VIII. Installation of New Officers Amite School Center Brookhaven Academy and Directors .... Dr. Douglas McDonald Centreville Academy District /I West Director Chamberlain-Hunt Academy Claiborne Educational Fdn. IX. Remarks by Copiah Academy President-Elect ....... Mrs. Pat McInnis Parklane Academy Pine Hills Academy X. Adjournment Trinity Episcopal School Wilkinson Co. Christian Academy
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