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Because of your beneficial years of service
to Amory High School, your enthusiastic teaching
through depression, war time, and readjustment,
you inspirational store of knowledge, you will-
ingness at all times to held students or others
through their difficulties, you loyalty to and
interest in sports and extra-curricular activities -
for these and countless other assets, and because of
our affection for you we dedicate this yearbook, the
19h8 PANOHAMA, to our own and inimitable
NESS MARY GERTRUDE HAUGHTON
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MB. JOHN MNERS CAUGHMAN
Superintendent
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Principal Secretary High School Music
Foreign Languages
MISS JEAN LANCASTER MR. MELVIN S. HEMPHILL I . WILLIAM F. MCDONALD
Director of Band Head Coach Assistant Coach
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ASSOCIATE EDITOR: PEGGY NOBLIN
EDITOR: JO ANN SCOTT
ASSOCIATE EDITOR: LANNIE MAY
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MR. W. F. McDONALD
has served as assis-
tant Football coach
and coach of Boys'
Basketball and Base-
ball for the past two
years. His keen mind,
firm but courteous
manner in handling his
players, general knowl-
edge of NThe Game,N
individual interest
in each player, and
high type moral
character will have
a lasting influence
on the students of
A. H. S.
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W. T. Keller
Co-Captain
left Half Back
MR. M. s. HEMPHILL,
affectionately known
around A. H. S. as
nCoach,N has completed
his second year as
Athletic Director and
has produced two cham-
pionship football teams
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hard work, clean
tactics, friendly
disposition, and
upright character
has been an inspira-
tion to all of us.
Robert Dale Wilkerson Charles Parchman Jimmy McKinney
Right End Left Guard Right Half Back
Amory Panthers, crowned Little Ten Champions for the second consecutive year, held
the spotlight in school activities for the major portion of the school year. They remained
undefeated and untied in the conference during the entire season. They also defeated Corint
a strong Big Eight team, bowing to Big Eight Tupelo in the biggest upset of the season. The
te'm was invited to the Meridian Magnolia Bowl for the second year and were defeated by the
strong Ackerman team, Champions of the Choctaw Conference.
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Ernest Hester
James Adams Charles Longenecker
Left Tackle
Right Tackle Center
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Right Tackle Left End Left Tackle
Carl Edward West, full back and Co-captain, was chosen Por the Little Ten team and
also claims the honor of being on the All American team and will participate in the East-
West game in Chicago.
Others chosen on the Little Ten team Were: W. T. Keller, Go-captain and left halfebac
Gerald Banks, left endg Charles Parchman, left guardg Ernest Hester, right tackleg Charles
Longenecker, center.
Jack Christian Harold Ritter John Estes
Full Back Right Half Back Right Guard
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Row l: Joe Jennings, William Armstrong, Eddie Folding, Jack
Christian, Terry Tom Crow, Roy Morgan, Ralph Kuykendall,
Eddie Wilkerson, John David Pierce.
How 2: Coach Melvin Hemphill, Charles Whitaker, Edward Grefory,
Robert Adams, James Ad1ms, Harold Ritter, Robert Dale
Wilkerson, John Estes, W. T. Keller, Jimmy McKinney,
Ira Patterson, Coach W. F. McDonald.
Row 3: Charles Parchman, Harold Francis,'Hen David Jones,
Cooley Tubb, David Dees, Charles Lonfenecker, Ernest
Hester, Carl Edward West, Gerald Banks, Tommy Mize.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
SCHEDULE 1948
Pending
Kossuth
New Albany
Starkville
Grenada
Tupelo
Corinth
Okolona
West Point
Pontotoc
Aberdeen
Here
Here
Here
Starkville
Grenada
Here
Corinth
Okolona
West Point
Amory
Amory
Amory
Amory
Amory
Amory
Amory
Amory
Amory
Amory
Amory
Amory
Amory
SCHEDULE 1947
Oxford O
New Albany 7
Starkville O
Fulton 7
Tupelo 33
Corinth IL
Okolona 12
West Point O
Aberdeen 7
Houston 7
Ackerman 1?
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BOB ROACH - CO-CAPTAIN CHARLES LONGENEGKER ERNEST HESTER
Forward Co-Captain Center
Forward
W. T. KELLER
Guard
Standing: Harold Francis, W. T. Keller, Bob Roach, Coach W. F.
McDonald, Charles Longenecker, Ernest Hester, Tommy Mize.
Kneeling: Jack Christian, Eddie Boldinp, James Rye, Doug Hodo,
Guard Eddie Wilkerson, Edward Gregory, Billy Pennington,
Jimmy Moreland.
EDDIE BOLDING
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Forward
PATSY KENDALL MARY VIRGINIA STEWART
Forward FOI'W8I'd
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MARY ENGLISH Mary Virginia Stewart, Magdeline Broughman, PEGGY NOBLIN
Captain Patsy Kendall, Maxine Minor, Lannie May. Guard
Guard Mary Jean Worthy, Peggy Noblin, Mary English,
Sara Allen.
Eva Nell Rigger, Rosemary Knight, Gerthel
Seals, Jeannette Crawford. "
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LANNIE MAY MARY JEAN WORTHY Mass GEORGENE CROW
Guard Guard Coach
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Dorothy Parker
Eleanor Tubb
Keith Glasgow
Oboe
Martha Gann
Clarinets
Mattie McKinney
Lannie May
Shirley Holland
Elnor Puckett
Ernest Cadden
June Camp
Billie J. McFadden
Bettianne Brasfield
Hazel Oliver
Margaret Allen
Shelby Shumpert
Don James
Mary Jane Harris
Beverley Morris
Jean Bentley
Alto Clarinet
Sara Allen
Alto
Terry Tom Crow
Betty Harden
Tenor Saxophones
Shirley Jones
David Williams
Hale Barnett
Baritone Saxophone
Helen Murphy
Cornets
Jimmy Bowman
Talmadge Patterson
J. C. Kennedy
Doug Hodo
James Weatherly
Charles Tubb
French Horns
Troy Williams
Mary Jo Moore
Eleanor Beckham
Eva Brook McCullen
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Lynn Glasgow
Hoyt Curbow
Lou Ann Hutto
Eugene Moreland
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Tommy Crook
Jake Powell
Basses
Charles Longenecker
Tommy Curry
Percussion
Philip James
Dorothy Wright
Joyce Glass
Mary Jean Worthy
Betty Jean Dyson
Jo Ann Scott
Troy Williams
Betty Jean Dyson
Joan McCary
Lennie May
Mary Jean Worthy
FLAG BEAFERS - Frances Clement
Joan McNeil
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Faithful forever
We hail thee, President! 1
Mary Gertrude Swan
Camera shy
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Waitin' for the bell
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Mida
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SHIRLEE HOLLAND
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Volume XVI Amory High School, Amory,MIQISQIJE4usfanuar37H237f1 9Z8.f Number 3.
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PHILIP JAMES ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, , , ,,,, Assistant Business Manager 315 .. .-,.
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EMILY BLOODWORTH, SARA JONES I A Advertising Staff N 5
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Bottom to Top:
Row 1: Eleanor Tubb, Sara Ruth Armstrong,
Joan Pearce, Bettianne Brasfield,
Patsy Owen, Ruby Hester, Nita
Pierce, Eleanor Beckham.
Row 2: Marldell Moon, Mary Louise Gravlee,
Evelyn Dixon, Anne Hollis,
Earnesteen Dyer, Joan McCary,
Sue Bean, Jo Ann Scott.
Row 3: Shirlee Holland, Burma Armstrong,
Jean Allen Brook, Betty Harden,
Joyce Glass, Mary Crenshaw,
Patricia Knight, Shirley Jones.
Row A: Marianne Caldwell, Irma Armstrong,
Juanita Lowrimore, Alice Keller,
Sara Jones, Eva Brook McCullen,
Mattie Spight McKinney, Winniver Nash.
Director: Miss Mary Jeanne Wooley.
CJCCZAZZZ
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Left to right: Emmy Lou Dent, Betty Jean Dyson, Anne Hollis,
Shirlee Holland, Jo Ann Scott, Patsy Argo, Juanita Lowrimore,
Joanne McNeil, Louise Dye, Jim y Bowman, Dal Hansen, Mary
Elizabeth Wright, President.
Seated: Eva Nell Ritter, Pianist, Miss Mary Jeanne Wooley,
Music Director, Mrs. I. N. Mayfield, Sponsor.
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The Panthers were presented with tickets to the Delta
Bowl game in Memphis by the Amory Rotary Club at a luncheon
The Pantherettes won the Amory Invitational and Sub-
Regional tournaments, played in the finals in the Little
Ten and Northeast Mississippi tournaments, went to the
semi-finals in the North Mississippi and State Tournaments
and won third place honors in State Championship.
Lannie May, guard, was placed on the first All State
team, Patsy Kendall, forward, and Mary English, guard, on
the second.
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Standing:
Knoflinp:
Seated:
OLN91l Parham, Roy Westbrook, J. C. Pierce, Dudley Nash,
Charles Young, Willis Owings, Junior Robinson, Herbert
Knight, Homer Ramage, Hubert Knight, Miss Jean Lancaster.
James Pruitt, Joe Stanford, Ralph Huggins, Elmer Owen,
Jack Harris, Thomas Pierce, Jerry Connell, Clinton
Ridinvs, James Miller.
Henry Vaughan, Jimmy Burd ne, Ernest Cadden, Gerald
Milburn, Bobby Stockton, Harold Milburn, Dickie Palmer,
Doug Hodo.
Standing: Thomas Ritter, J. T. Birmingham, Joe McCullen, Jimmy
Haughton, Wayne Little, Miss Haughton, Sponsor, Tommy
Currey, J. V. Gregory, Jerry Lantrip, Joe Gann.
Seated: Billy Garrett, John Bean, Don James, Charles Tubb,
Hale Barnett, Eugene Moreland, Philip Lantrip.
Kneeling: Bobby Bolding, Frank Woolf, Jerry Lee, Eugene lestbro
Howard Milburn, William Greenhill.
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Standing: Larry Brazil, Arvella Majors, Addemae Howell, Miss
Elliott Thompson, Sponsor.
Seated: Alice Keller, Martha Gann, Betty Harden, Eugene Miller,
Mary Jo Cathcart, Eleanor Tubb, Ted Grizzle, Frances
Clement, Eva Reed, Catherine Brown, Martha Nell Pennell.
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Louise Dye, Nita Pierce, Hazel Oliver, Jean Bean, Sarah Herndon,
Sue Bean, Patsy Owen, Earnesteen Dyer, Irma Armstrong, Lou Ann Hutto,
Miss Mary Ida Hoffman, Sponsor.
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Left to right: Jackie Jones, Douglas Hathcock, Hubert Tubb, Frank
Swan, Cudell Nash, Jack Kendall, Charles Creely,
Jerome Milburn, Charles Egper, Nelson Glenn,
Edwin Glenn, Rev. Wilson, Sponsor.
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Standing: J. C. Kennedy, James Barnett, Hoyt Curbow, James Weatherly,
Otis Cowan.
Seated: Lynn Glasgow, Evelyn Dixon, Mr. James Norwood, Snonsor,
Billy Ray Bunch, Bobby Jones.
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Jane Colvin, Geraldine Scott, Johnnie Robinson, Jo Nell Bass,
Dorothy Ming, Afton Francis.
Frances Herndon, Barbara Burdine, Jean Duncan, Shirley
Fowlkes, Doris McCary.
Julia Pugh, Peggy Wells, Sue Hester, Jean Bentley, Louise Hood.
Margaret Patterson, Mary Bunch, Jean Nash, Eleanor Howell.
Patsy Meredith, Patsy Hawkins, Mary Jane Harris, Joyce Glenn,
Susan Cox, Earline Johnson, Marnee Alexander, Juanita Little,
Gerthel Seals, Mary Ruth Noland, Jane Owings, Miss Lowrey.
Joan Kendall, Carolyn Tubb, Martha Cox, Beverly Morris, Billy
Jean McFadden, Mary Jo Moore, Annie Fay Broughman, Margaret
Wiygul, Billy Stanley, Rosemary Knight, Beverly Hollis,
Vivian Morris, Willie Anderson, Billy Jean Barrett.
Linda Durrett, Reporter, Elizabeth Mann, Secretary, Elnor
Puckett, Vice-President, June Camo, President.
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Standing: Burma Armstrong, Margaret Allen, Mary Nell Creely,
Mattie Spight McKinney, Eva Greenhill, Jimmy Nell
Naron, Eva Grace Pullen, Jake Powell, Charles Jones,
J. M. Mingledorff, Robert Colvin, Nell Hathcock, Geneva
Hathcock, Miss Strickland, Sponsor.
Seated: Patsy Argo, Tommie Summers, Jimmy Nell Gibbs, Joyce Glenn
Barbara Keller, Mary Louise Gravlee, Virginia Wiygul,
Betty Crenshaw.
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Senior privileges!!
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Miss Douglas Patterson
Social Science
Miss Bessie Montgomery
Lth Grade
Mrs. O. D. Stone
Secretary
Mrs. R. L. McKinney
English
Miss Madge Clarke
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Wayne Guthrie, Frank Banks, James Leo Segars, Charles Lee. Jr.,
Charles Kennedy, Billy Pope, Jere Forbus, Johnny Wiygul, Lee Bras-
field, James Vaughn, Dickie Jones.
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Greene, Nola Pearl Price, Patsy Nash, June Knight, Sylvia Vise,
Phyllis East, Mary Jo Nash, Virginia Rye, Doris Bowen.
James Edward Harris, Billy Currey, Donald Steed, Jean Marie Horner,
Peggy Roberts, Sara Tubb, Kay Rogers, Mrs. Jane Camp, Ann Williams
Patricia Sanford, Jaunita Hughes, Forrest Ritter, Billy Caldwell.
Row l: James Thomas Satterwhite, Hoyt Mixon, Cecil Ishell, Henry Sanders,
Jimmy Meredith, James Taylor, Gerald Creely, Gordon Crenshaw,
Eugene Seal.
Row 2: Leroy Parish, Nancy Edwards, Joan Lyle, Corinne Francis, Ernestine
Adams, Dorothy Jean Hester, Lucy Ann Leech, Marjean Toney,
Barbara Garrett, Warren Wright.
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Eason Camp, George Gregory, Troy Young, Cecil McWhirter, Bert
Thompson, Keith Cathcart, Billy May.
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Coyle, Dot Flowers, Mary Jane Fears, Ann Herndon, Becky Hodges,
Barbara Pennington.
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Joe Ann Liddell, Miss Doug Patterson, Jane Smith, James Hood,
Joe Tubb, Cliff Hodges, Jack Forbus, Buddy Pace.
How 1: Jimmy Young, Malcolm Roberts, David Satterwhite, John Varnon,
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Morton, Mr. James Bennett, Shirley Patterson, Ann Roach, Max
Knight, Tommy Hester.
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Row 1: Billy Bonds, Dale Thompson, Joel Camp, John Wayne Cadden, Charles
Knight, Pet Bethay, Sidney James, Jimmy Rorie, Wayne Conwill,
Terry McCary, Jess Haley.
Row 2: Glenda Sue Roby, Delores Pennington, Anita Waldrop, Mary Carol
Caughman, Glenda Palmer, Jeanette James, Joan Mize, Jane Horner,
Margaret Ming, Juanita Knight, Beth Armour, Martha Connell.
Row 3: Jack Hughes, Johnnie Love, Paul Kelley, Billy Joe Fields, Margaret
Anne Cox, Verna Mae Parish, Miss Bessie Montgomery, Annette
Bowen, Barbara Kendrick, Billy Green Nesbit, Hal Haughton, Eugene
Keller, John Murfee.
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Sammie Moore, Jimmy Pope, Harold Wardlaw, Jimmy Dale Bourland,
James Edward Trull, Henry Larke. Ernest Gregory, Ira Kennedy,
Terry Perkins, Boadine Watson.
Mary Hester, Emma Welch, Amelia Peeler, Betty Parish, Linda
Bolding, Gwendolyn Golden, Carolyn Hughes, Mary Ann Guthrie.
Virgil Crank, James Roberts, Betty Sue Harris, Dorothy Duvall,
Miss Fannie Mae Cason, Betty Jean Rieves, Audine Markham, Bobby
Wardlaw, John Durrett.
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Billy Rainey, James Edward Taylor, Marshall Boyd, Mickey Murfee,
Carl Wayne Palmer, Monte Lee, Donald Banks, Bob Forbus, Frank
Durrett, Price Burdine, James Bowen, George Alexander.
Bobby Markham, Carol Jane Larkin, Julia Pickle, Anna Puckett,
Charlotte Owens, Martha Mize, Minnie Hitt, Mary Etta Knight,
Eleanor Crabtree, Susan Archer.
Johnny Mac Vise, Don Miller, Charles Geyer, Bobby Taylor, Glenda
Chism, Subie Robuck, Mrs. J. S. Abney, Linda Tebbits, Harold
Naron, Claude Boyd, Floyd Reeves, David Hodo, Louis Hitt.
Row l: James Seymore, Frank Patterson, Bobby Joe Blake, Jack Flowers,
Wayne Thompson, Tim Hughes, Richard Lyle, Peyton Meridith, Clayton
Meridith.
Row 2: Shirley Kendrick, Hazel Wright, Joan Wright, Nancy Rieves, Mary
Sue Sanders, Bonnie Gean Nash, Josephine Orihuela, Dale Hester,
Martha Ann Hall, Patty Joyce Courtney, Charlene Johnson, Louise
Leach.
Row 3: Ronald Gibbs, Edward Coker, Danny Young, Bank Yerby, Miss Louise
Davis, James Leach, Earl Bunch, Gene Mixon, Byron Easter, Johnnie
Gann, Bobby Brown.
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Row 1: Wayne Brown, Vernon Boyd, Jimmy Broughman, Lester Kimbrough,
Lonnie Edwards,
Murry Stucker, Dan Stone.
Row 2: Jeanette Moffett, Mary Coleman, Lynn Hornsby, Dorothy Toney,
Gwyn Wallace, Charlie Mae Crawford, Dorothy Knight, Judy Brook,
Beverley Miller.
Row 3: Mary Nell Isbell, Mary Jo Isbell, Lynda Davis, Romona Hood,
Miss Madge Clarke, Lynn Duvall, Wesley Reed, Hal Moore, Lawrence,
Frank Finney.
Row l: Colon Mixon, Bobby Parham, Billy Reeves, Jerry Harrison, Johnny
Dyer, Wyue Markham,
Row 2: Billy Trull, Albert Crawford, Cladutte Jennings, Linda Wright,
Nell Stanford, Shelby Stanford, Emily Stevens, William Dyer.
Row 3: Bobby Guthrie, James Jones, Donald Gibbs, Miss Lum Cook, Raymond
Rogers, Charles Dove, Cobern Bowen, Ronald Wiechman, Billy Ford.
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Coker, Julia Rainey, Betty Berry, Joyce Price, Marion Stover,
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Whi'e, Miss Maudie Messer, Teacher.
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