Booneville High School - Memories Yearbook (Booneville, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1949 volume:

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Shes mY Sweekhear ' shes my A nnXe Vm her Joe' PM - ln rhe merry merry month o GY I K, 'U L -Q. -5 ,K A I M,-.1 -4,M.1-M ktfi fi? h ig 2+ -K gn Y .H CJ.. , we . , . 5 we . H s -1 , 7' V M .- if ' 'fi S .S X E 5' M ' Q gr g'MEg'Mff6 E bi!! OAMYM Mxf M iW Q QMO gf O 4 g ygfp 5 of .V If is 5 3 5 j jj. -lg ,Qs i gff I ff 7 paw MEMORIE onsored y 7949 SP b Students of Senior Class B.H.S.8cN.E.M.J.C NO Ludl B 10- X' X661 get-K Q9 Q Lew Yeacf End o asketb Vocationat Night all Toll r Football Games Big Snow-2 Days Freedom Ufy H Parties Bask Queefx etball Games I Banquet E, Y. A. UNDE FEATED BLUE DEVILS! ! ,gg BASVQW' 2 . Y- fx' J Vatentine Parties un 0r. 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MRS. HOWARD CARPENTER Education and Math, B.S. Delta Stateg graduate work Ole Miss. V --.Y- in V MRS. SARAH B. CHASE MISS MABEL CUNNINGHAM English, B. S. Delta Stateg M. A. Home Making, B. S. M. S. C. Wg Ole Miss. University of Californiag Peabody Collegeg Mississippi State College. H. H. DAWS MRS. T. C. GARDNER Science, B. S. Mississippi South- Language, B.A. Blue Mountain erng M.A. Ole Miss. College. W. B. GOSS Band, Wood Junior College Mis- sissippi State Collegeg Vander Cook School of Music. MRS. RICHARD KEMP Social Studies, B.S. Murray State Teachers College MARTHA GRESHAM JONES English and Speech, B.A. MSCWQ graduate work Ole Missg U of JOSEPH HILL Math, Mississippi Southern College CHARLES H. KEYS Math, B.S. Mississippi Southerng M.A. Mississippi Southern. Houstong U of Texas. MRS. CHARLES H. KEYS GERALD M. LITTLE Commerce, B.S. Mississippi South- CID. HOMER PARKER Agriculture, B.S. 'Mississipp College. i Science, B.S. Mississippi College MRS. 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Virginia Meeks A SOPI-IOMORES GILFOY CARTER C 0 og l 'I : h'w 'fs 32? 8 'ff .2 ' JACK CREELY KENDLE DAVIS WINDLE DAVIS Basketball Jones Jr. College 48, Class President 49g Basketball NEMjC 49. Jones Jr. College 48g NEM-IC 49 SOP!-IOMORES 3-'V' L-.w,--gan. 3, T M.--.xyuf 2 i s Z9 f G ' ERNIE ELDER DOROTHY HAMILTON Glee Club and Basketball East Mississippi jr. Collegeg Basket- ball NEMJC 49. ,,L El -F sl , I 'Q ! J . u?15'fQ2, . ,HN . 1 . -, RAY HOUSTON j. W. JENNINGS Tennis 48g Holmes jr. College. Transfer from Mississippi State SOP!-IOMORES X . BOB C. LONG 2 .ff O HOWARD LONG Paper Staff, Band, Vice-President Transfer from Woods Junior Col of Photographers Club, Hinds Jr. lege. College. 3 ,K X f 'U'Q VIRGINIA MEEKS MILDRED MQCARTHY Basketball, YWMCA, Sunflower President of International Relations jr. Collegeg Basketball NEMIIC. Club, Wood jr. College 48. SOPHOMORES DOROTHY MILLER A CARL M935 WAA, Florence State Teachers fl Transfer from Scooba College 483 Annual Staff NEMJC 52 49. S Q. 'dr-WW CHARLES OWEN DOYLE S. POPE Basketball, Holmes Jr. College 48g Transfer from Union University Basketball NEMJC 49. SOPHOMORES gf-A15 fe-'rf AARON ROGERS If C' SMITH Transfer from Woods junior Col- I4 lege. :W I JAMES L. SMITH JAMES W. SMITH Transfer from E39 Mi55i55iPPi Basketball East Mississippi junior junior College. College 48g President of NEMJC Athletic Clubg Basketball NEMJC 49 SOPHOMORES JAMES SPARKS .la MADISON STANFORD Basketball Delta State 48g Basket ball NEMJC 49. CANDLER STORMENT JOHN STUBBS Transfer from Mississippi State. l SGP!-IGMORES LANIOS WILLIOMSON Organization Manager, Annual Staff, International Relations Club, Wood junior College 48g Tiger Tattler Staff NEMJC. REBA JOYCE GANN MARTHA NAN YATES Class officer 49. I f, .ff-ve -Af..--Y., -I MA, -- ' i ... M il . ,, , Q1-N A 1 V . FRESI-IMEN President ............. ....... M errill Cartwright Vice-president ................. ............ I ohn Muse Secretary and Treasurer ............ Waunell Marlar Frank Anderson Elizabeth Arnold Lucille Arnold Richard Arnold Marvin Baine Murray Bibcrs Neil Bidwell justin Belue J. W. Bennett Erlme Bishop Marion Blunt Duane Blythe Eugenia Bonds blames T. 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N-S:-L: .M ., .H , N ,riff ,f'J i, ' :n,,-fl ,n,.Jf: J- A fZff,7cw. 5' xiii Av yug' 4' ' KEN, QQ H X' -a X. ck , Kzifjy-5 'fx at '35 .3 3, En M X is X 'wwf' f,u,Y,J5N JAM 5 L' - wr: -N Vw ,X 4 . Y x ' ' Q K X IQ' 5 4 .J nz lf- . D ' 1, J QY -1 o L, A f I 4' V A ?4 , If get-,f -whiff.. Ja? Q 1 ,gag unmet? EM Wu 5 J A , 2, ! 334 'Ns I NNN M, ., fm if + . . R . YR M if ff s 5 x 2 ' a 0-f Q w-.... X I M' - 4 . J , ' . ' 5 f 'YV i IM. if ,vlff ' ' X ,.., W 7 f fx V' ,ff V S rf Lf! f xg s .- if-' THE SPANISH CLUB President ..................,..............,,..... Betty Ray Malone Vice-President ......... ....... G eraldine Floyd Secretary-Treasurer ........ ..,...... B uford Griffin Reporter .................. ,...... A lma Rose Holley MEMBERS Doyle Pope Wilda Fuggitt Martha Nan Yates jean Hancock Eula Lee Morris Margaret Lecroy Sue Bullard Elizabeth Arnold Eugenia Lauderdale Sponsor Mrs. T. C. Gardner 2 fr-ij 1 37- - 1 - ,.f'15I,3,':' if t 47 ,, 'Yi X 4 ' 4 ..2 - .K l HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President ..........,...,,.,,,,.A......,,....,.,,.,.A.,...., Bertha Cook Secretary ...... ..,A,. R eba Gaim Treasurer ...... Y,Y,,..., B etty Wiley' Eugenia Lauderdale Pauline Carson 'Madgeline Padgett Betty Tapp Betty jo Miller Betty Wiley' Reba Gann jo Ann Hamilton Bobbie Malone Lorene Stutts Maggie Lee Swinney Bertha Cook Eula Mae Mayo Cartwright Geneva Ann Maxwell Marie Searfy Terissa Brinkley Eugenia Bonds vena 'LK S . , . Q , Q W X pomor. Mrs. R. O. Stringer Q 'ami f ill f.. X W W 4 ' V ' 4-4vv'::-'-'-'-'-'-2'v'-'rv'-A-'Y'-'-A-'v'-'v'-'v'-'v'-'-'ff-'- A:' Av'v A- '-'- '- - 'v'-A-Av'v'-'v'v'v'v22'v'-2'-'---.-.-.-.-.-.A Editor In Chief - Betty Raye Malone. Assistant Editor - Lenoise Williamson. Associate Editors - Dorothy Hamilton, John Prestage, Rose Holley and Evelyn Holley. Sophomore Reporter - Mar- tha Nan Yates. Freshman.Reporter - Eliza- beth McElroy. Senior Reporter -- Carolyn Golman. Junior Reporter -- Ann Hes- ter. College S p 0 r t s Writers - Billie Fay Davis and James Wil- - son. High School Sports Writers- Beffye Raye Malone Helen Blackburn, Jean Williams Lenoise Williamson Ralph Stutts and Glenn Bolton. Mrs. Sara B. Chase Business Managers--Reuben Stutts and Robert Floyd. Typists - Shine Bullard, Tommy Arnold, Nancy Ann Smith and Neeka Moore. I Geraldine Nicholson Shine Bullard Tommy Arnold -in Nancy Ann Smith Reuben Stutts Neeka Moore Robert Floyd ames Wilson Billie Fay Davis Helen Blackburn Ralph Stutts Glenn Bolton jean Williams Elizabeth McElroy Martha Nan Yates Carolyn Golman Ann Hester Dorothy Hamilton Evelyn Holley John Prestage Rose Holley FEATURES bg, 5,0 ww Vw WWW! ,QNX ff Q ,,.-fl' -4 ' - .,,,1-if' ,,,f'-f giilg-7 4' ..- ii 7 fig L-Q r-U ,, X1 - il! -,-:: f X 3- 's H, SQ X' Y -X 4 Q .S 7 .-, win 1, ..1 ...-'-'- - 2,-i 5'f??4 X Y Y ' ' ,V - ' 1 - '.'- ,,, W- , .11-11-15 W if . . P -Rf-wk 51125 i -xx N ff 1 5- -ff Y- p, 4 ' 3 ,th K Yi? 4 ! W f 'rl N f!,,,ff ' F 7, 5 'ng H V-'V-W i, -v - 3-4 -:il:. ,,..: 7 'gf' ' ' - 'lf- i , ,r ' ' f V -- -'Y A - :nel-'f'L AMY' 7-7 --1--.9----' -..- , ,- ,rlal . ,,.... ,A+-ff i1S ,, ,ff g'Z' A?- 4,7 :if in W ,l ' ' ' ?. X7 - ,. fi- JUNIOR SMITH S 5WL7z,. wwcd N. E. M. 1. C. VIRGINIA MEEKS I 1 BILLIE FAY DAVIS BEAUTIES :fm mb MRS E ANN MCCALLA wkw 4,3 Nw if -E1 mfr 41 nab' it QU uk.: .5 Q wb Wa :Y W 4 M' 'VQ41 ELIZABETH SOPI-IOMORE DOROTHY FAVORITES N BOYD HILL FRESHMEN FAVQRITES JOHN MUSE E EULA LEE MORRIS J' 7 fi 4-5- ,-11 Z JN gi T' i' E --1' ' X 5 xx X .l' SX Q X gymnastic BES LOOKS ye, T A THLETE NL .Q 'W fi 9 QC 59? O96 OTT GE th 'I csourf-6511 Q .QW 4909 handsome ability .OS 8OOd-lO Y wefSUx qgifxx O Ing unique po dcfi NE PXTNESS TALENT S6002 171'f1:ytIk. mm CNC S p ARK JAM gifted SQQOQC orderly Q gg? ip C Os Q no pe! Y we sf Q50 ke, 35' Yaoo aptitude .3430 5 bright unique 95. L6- '55, 6 Q' 557 57 YJ 'Q gKhCd XNTELLECTU ALXTY ndeiSK3.tXCMng U as xefwe ITY Sljlart 'Wwwk STUTTS WALT LORRMNE ER JOHNSON promote f o .k. diner Qofweptwe Seemed 6111. 121 pen UV UNF-55 6 ORIG YYJEND INAL17-Y Cieaible 1 t0PS u UNDS mm PO LEX CNN sociable 1? QI. Meri lQ?64f .!. K 'E fri end . QC 490 Cgroolyl AT union' Coiiege ii Scheduie J Basketba C Q0-XVCS Ohiy three more hom HTC announced tor this season oi iutcrcoiicgiatc hushcthaii. The N schcduic is as ioiiowsz C Ol, dfucsday, Ami. 25 University L 011 tile oi Tcnhcsscc Junior Coiicgc, A QD, Gg fist andxir- boys, 6 7,1 bu 6 T J 3 Buddy, Jah. 'ltkfiillgorhefid 5 asf 'urs lb 0 Uni. XXJUXHOY Coiicgrl, Giris and Boys. Laaske tAL1S,Q1'lJ. C or T-7'6,hI71buba11S1l9sj his O11 uhlle II., B fo, 001180, Jqhgbe e 6 W' lol, NO 1 GYY-ii ,, I b 0011 tb 9 e 11 1 C . 011 U1 1 x 1 NX-IMS. . 7011 e : L age tbipffle Ui' l Q01 Co S If-Sf' J W 1 I fb bu mpc can 1312 110805100 age TheN.E.Ni.3.C.hashethaii tive pf U, UU e SC 'he 8 me N ushered in the basiaethaii sea- 1, Va 1' me On of tlloolgaijf, 1 son Tuesday night with a doubie a'11p,16J, 0156 ' his gy 0, ' victory over Europa semi-pros.7'1,11g'01, IPCOUI' of 17,3111 Coach Amoids team on thee lb 01- fe-,G 5178 t Wheeier iioor took the first -Pear -218 the 'Ice M19 game with Garrett heading they fo 0 tbpast' ba ' scoring parade with 13 poiutsl t I' tb e t tn, 5' N Eupora ied 8 to 0 in thi! open-Y 1111, 0 S 51,210 ing nimutes, but the coiiege iiveifqg PQI, iq, famed and heid a 25 to 22 ieadft, to f 0 1, e Booheviiie gym was the scenet 100 be tb oi action for the second victory-A 'V t bel, 6 oi 111-58 as Prestage, Garrettx 1117, 9 and Buster Davis ied the way ' with 11, 20,15 points respective- r the NEMA .C. team whiic with 18 poixxtm the 1 iy to YN. C. Woods was high score man tor l iosers. ll ' t Game 1 ' GBT' Fits Buster Davis, 10 3 ivy , 0 , rett, 133 Cam, 23 Prestage, 63 Stautord, 33 Amoid, 03 Bud Da- ll ' 6-, smith, 3-, 1-lui, 1-, snow - Greenniii, 0. W 1 vis, 03 Surratt, 0, Second Game 'ii 6' Gai'-N. Buster Davis, 1531-Xi , , rett, 202 Cain, 23 Stauiord, 331 sua Davis, 2-, swam, 1-, scott! 23 1vy, 0. AJ ,lgf A-fer? Qu J fa' n 3 Q 1 3, 5 . 2 is ! gl X. .gg 2 X... T . 5.-sf ., SE? 'N Ei: W s KE wi X 5 ax . . N f ms .Ns SK mis xx ge ' fx -5 - S is ' .5 1 . - Q- Wgixi . . .-295551. s . .- i iivwx .. ,.. 2 W 'N W S' f wi! 1 I 1- ' 'H fwsxigfiz X 1 X QA 1 5 z55f'54Y5 13 .. . gm. , em. ws '1 3... : f 5' 1' . -:: K . --, .cs - Q.. .h S 'S x .Q N 1 3. it 3 ,Q-X. M as gf... 5 .gx y X x wig ' Qix, X Sz S ii 'fi ef Eff 1 Q9 Eh . S2 Sm :QR wi EXE: 'gl' E Q Q X if s 5 , S X x is 1 . X X ,k En! .EQ .3 gli s Q ff :N Nw 5 x . . E 5 X X . X X N .Q 3' wifi 1 Q axis. . xii Q Nm .. QNX? K . A 5 K .Sf K J N'.' J, N. 1, Q . 1.-1 . .2 ww f 4 . M, M 4 -Q 2 f ff -vs . 'W -New ' fp -,.,, TQ. Us ' v ?1,,,,, 'w.,a. M . Mil ' . v L, -, , - WA 7 ,C . ki. M , Mmm? S f i ' ,432-aw' 4422, A 1:51 I M .X My w's.,,yk5, I 'gif ggi Q my fe f,, yy 'ft ygei x v,1kQWMi! ' K p..k,.3 nf Hr , AV L . w 'f4,,j M 'L W' ,I M 'uw 7 'A A M, ' A X, Coach and captain B TEAM Eupora Independents ........ Eupora Independents ........ Saltillo Independents ........ Belmont All-Stars ....................... Belmont All-Stars .......................... Florence State Teachers College ....... Wood junior College ................... Memphis General Appliance ...... Former Delta State Players ......... Florence State Teachers College ...... Wood junior College ...................... Ole Miss Freshmen ......... ....... Copiah-Lincoln ........., ..... Fulton junior College ........... Sunflower junior College ....... Sunflower junior College ....... Sunflower Junior College t..,... Muscle Shoals Raiders ........, Fulton junior College ......... Hinds junior College .............,. Northwest Miss. jr. College ...... Northwest Miss. jr. College ...... Sunflower Junior College ....... Hinds junior College I.............. Holmes junior College .............. Hinds junior College ...................... University Tenn. junior College Sunflower Junior College .............. Holmes Junior College ....... . .. Ole Miss Freshmen ............. Wood junior College ............... Northwest Miss. jr. College ...... Wood junior College ,..,....,,,,.,.. THEY WE Lambuth Senior College ................................ .......,.. 3 9 62 Wood junior College .....,...........,...... ..,.,..... 2 1 100 Florence State Teachers College .......... 38 51 Wood junior College ..........,............ ........, 2 6 83 Wheeler Eagles .......,................... ......,.,. 4 2 74 Wheeler Eagles ..............,..... ........., 5 4 102 Wheeler Eagles ..............,.............. .......... 4 3 111 University Tenn. jr. College ....... .......... 5 1 62 Sunflower junior College ........ ......... 4 5 44 Wood junior College ........ ......... 2 3 65 Wood junior College ......... ...v...... 1 5 58 THEY WE .......56 50 .......58 74 .......45 94 .......44 67 .......39 72 ....,..-44 41 .......18 77 .......37 73 .......38 73 .......41 67 ...,...25 99 .......66 55 .......51 48 .......52 37 .......44 58 .......59 60 ......,53 46 ..,..,,62 71 .......30 63 .......76 71 .......58 78 ...,...50 57 .......54 52 .......79 57 .......68 37 .......63 57 .......41 78 .......53 52 .......63 61 .......49 54 .......26 69 .......43 69 .......34 66 Coach and captain unior Smith Madison Stanford Gene Garrett guard center forward The NEMJC basketball teams have had a very successful season thus far. The A team has won 23 of 34 games, and the B team has won 10 of 11. These teams haye faced some strong competition throughout the year and have shown some good ball playing. Looking back through the season we find the Tigers winning five games before losing one to the Florence State Teachers College by a narrow margin of three points. The Tigers kept the lead until the final minute when Florence made two field goals to give them a three point lead. The Tigers won five more games before losing to the Ole Miss Freshmen. The final score of the game was 66-55. This was a good game for the spectators as both teams were in the lead several times during the game. During the Christmas Holidays the Tigers took on the Sunflower junior College for the four game series. The first game was played in the Booneville Gym with the Tigers being victorious with a score of 48-44. Stanford led the Tigers scoring with 17 points, Davis and Garrett got 11 each, Prestage with 10, Bud Davis 4, Ivy 3, and Smith Z.. The second game was played in the Corinth Gym with the home team again win- ning, this time by only one point. Prestage made a field goal in the final three seconds to give us the one point lead. Prestage was high with 15 points. The third game was played in Belmont, again the Tigers won with a score of 56-57. Garrett led the scor- ing with 21 points. The final game, the only one Sunflower won, was played in Baldwyn. The final score being 53-46. The Tigers-later invaded the Rebel territory to defeat the Rebels by a score of 54.49. This was considered one of the best games of the year. Prestage led the scoring with 26 points. All during the season the teams have played some excellent ball and have shown their skill with ball handling and shooting. The boys have played a very good season thus far and we certainly wish them luck as they go into the tournament. The boys will have an equal chance of winning the state championship and we believe they can do it. Let's go Tigers! l Donald Scott-guard Richard Arnold-eguard Walter johnson-forward Smithgf''Mechie ---Has played an outstanding season as a guard. Mechie is a sophomore and we want to wish him the best ofeveryihing as he continues his education or whatever he may choose to do. Bud Davisfl-las also played an outstanding season as a guard. Bud is also a sopho- more and we want to wish him good luck in everything he undertakes. Prestage- Boe'!-feThe center who has played some fine ball this year. He is a fresh- man and we are looking forward to having him back again next year. He has been a high storing man of the year. Buster Davis-''Burkne-That left-handed forward that has been a high scorer. Buck is a sophomore who we are wishing good luck to in whatever he does. Garrett- GG -The forward every opponent dreads. Garrett has been the high scorer of the season. He is a freshman who we are looking forward to having again next year. Arnold- Dick -Played a fine year as a guard. Dick is a freshman and we look forward lo having him back again next year. Coolidge lvy-forwa rd ohn Prestiege-center Buster Davis-forward Bud Davis-guard Scott-Hails from Macedonia and has played a good season at guard. He is a freshman and we will probably see plenty of him next season. Stanford- Slim -That tall center who can take those rebounds. Slim is a sophomore who we are wishing good luck to as he undertakes his future tasks. Slim has suffered a fallen arch which has held him back this season. Hill-The forward who can sometimes make those points when they are needed. Hill is a sophomore. Good luck, Romeo. Johnson- Johnnie -The forward who has the wicked one-hand shot. A freshman who will see plenty of action next year. Ivy- Red -A forward who plays good ball. A freshman that will prove a good man next season. There are a number of the players that graduate this year. We want to wish you the best of everything in whatever you undertake. We have enjoyed seeing you play and working with you in all ways. Regardless of the field of work you undertake, if you strive after it as hard as you have with the team you have been a part of, you will be a sulgcess. Boyd Hill forward :m lareddm Eaton-forward Jeannette Clarkfforward Marie Searcy forward January 8, 1949, arrived at last and at 7:00 p.m. The NEMJC Tigerettes were ready for action. Excitement was running high in the Booneville gym because this was their first encounter and their opponents, the Hinds sextet, were known to be a snappy outfit on the hardwood. Hinds took an early lead which was never curbed. Coach Arnold made plenty of substitutions throughout, and there was a new spark in the play when Searcy changed from guard to forward at the second half. The halftime score was 27-17, but in the third quarter a slight gain advanced when Hinds tallied for 15 points with the Tigerettes collecting 18. This slight advance was never made strong enough because that was the nearest we ever came to tying those sharp shooters. Thompson sank 6 goals from afar in the last period, and now it was evident that our girls were outclassed--if not on the perfection of their plays, certainly on height. The final score registered a 59-46 win for the opponents. Searcy, a Belnont-star player, was top performer for Northeast with 17 points, closely followed by Clark who got 14 points. Outstanding for Hinds were Thompson and Harrison who chalked up 24 and 22 points. On january 10th Booneville was host to Northwest jr. College of Senatobia. The NEMjC sextet were all out for victory and Northwest was unable to stop their onslaught. Couble guarding the spot proved more effective than in the previous try. Hamilton, guard, who played with Scooba last year, saw plenty of action on the hardwood. Another of our players having previous experience playing college basketball is Meeks QSun- flowerj. Halftime score was 29-li, and the Northeast girls kept going strong until the final whistle blew and victory was theirs 57-45. Searcy was high scorer for the Tigerettes with 20 points and was tied for honors by jones of Northwest. Tuesday january 18, Coach Arnold, the basketball boys and girls left on the college bus for a tour. Wlmile gone the NEMJC girls met Northwest, Sunflower, Hinds, and Goodman and were victors over Sunflower and Goodman. Eight days previously Northeast had blasted Senatobia by a safe margin of l-i points. Then on their home court they defeated our lassies by 9 points. Something went wrong somewhere. Ifredda Eaton, forward from Tishimingo, was unable to make the trip, but Weeks, a guard from Wlieeler just added to the team, did go along. X ? Nt ' is ,il ,... 1 I ? 5 ' - 1 'E A61- ,QL gif . X N - ki x K .- , Y ,K X 5 x f X ' sc S Q X i f. 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Chase SENIORS 1 RUN JANE ANDERSON TOMMIE SUE ARNOLD Class Officer 462 F- H- A- 46, 47, Transfer from Baldwyn, Mississippi 48, 49, officer 47, president, 48, , ,o Hi-Boone 47, 48, Latin Club 46, A Annual Staff 48, Editor 49. CHARLES BOLTON R. BONDS Transfer from Selmer, Alabama. Class president 47, 48, Debators Club 47, 4-H Club 46, 473 Basket- ball Cheerleader 47g Football 46 47, 48g Basketball 48, Baseball 49 SENIORS .-'N KOA RUBY FAYE MCELROY BRASEL EMOJEAN BULLARD Band 48, 49, Basketball 46, 47, 48 Rauf' ONA LEE BULLARD BILLY COOK Tiger Tattlcr Stuff 493 F.I-l.A. 465 F.F.A. 46, 47, 48, officer 47, An- Glcc Club 483 Dcbators Club 48, nual Staff 49, Band 48, 49, De- Band 48, 49g Music 46, 47, Bas- bators Club 485 Football 46. kctbnll 46. SENIORS BERTHA DAVIS 'X X 131401515 DAVIS F.H.A. 46, 47, 48g Debators Club 'IX 47g Music 46, -17. 9iPLO 1?-ii. IF n Wig Ti f x ,,,,,, 6 SK - 07 'A J I 'Wu DOROTHY ANN DODDS DQYLE FLURRY l Transfer from Belmont, Mississippi SENIORS SUE GARNER F.H.A. 46, 47, 48, officer 46: Lat- in Club 47, 48, 49, officer 48, 49, I-Ii-Boone 47, 48g Class officer 48 Band 48, 49. lil ROBERT GAINES F.F.A. 46, 47, 48, 493 Debators Club 47g 4-H Club 46, 47. JACK GEORGE MARJORIE GODWIN F.F.A. 46, 47, 48 Class officer 47, 48, 49, F.H.A. 46, 47, Hi-Boone 47, 48, Music 46, 47. SENIORS '57 LOUISE GOFF Q6 X CAROLYN GOLDMAN , , , F1-IIA. 46, 47, 435 Officer 473 Tiger UM Transfer from Tephyr, Mississippi Tattler Staff 49. . Class officer 49. 0 f I JAMES ,HALL THOMAS HOLDER Band 48, 49g Band president 493 F.F.A. 46, 47, 48, 49 Latin Club 48, 495 Debators Club 48. SENIORS Anim- 'T U' as-is 9320 'J' QE' 1-1 O-:if 2 CL 'JU 942 O C CID 222. F11 pgfi H CE -N? O A r-1 PQ rr-A mi? pq FD U10 FU- 'DCI vo- I FEE af? A9 CN - o- r-' Aix F H99 'J- 2195 mm ?-T0 il' En 111 'Lg KI 'U' 352 x A-. r'T'1 and i i in 1 X JEANETTE HOPKINS MARCUS JOBE C1155 Officer 47. I:-HHAH 46 47. Transfer from Corinth, Mississippi Latin Club 461 Music -161 Band -18, 19. ,N SENIORS 5 CHARLOTTE KERNELL Annual Staff 48, 495 Band 48, 49 9. A ff? 017' EMOGENE PHILLIPS KING .anim 'UW' RUSSELL LANG G.M. Zfc U.S.N.R. 1942 through 1945 U.S.N. 1945 through 1947. KENNETH LINDSEY Class officer -18, 49, president 463 Annual Staff -18, 1191 Vir'e-Presi- dent of Student Council -17: De- bators Club 473 Basketball -16, 47, 48, 494 urptainu 46, -17, '68, 4191 Baseball 46, 47, 48, 493 Football ,17 .fm SENIORS 49 VIRGINIA MCCOMBS 'IQ' . A iv MARGIE MULLINIX - , N.,,eew- 3 L wgmx ,.,. 1 :Z 4... NEEKA MOORE fi FILA. 46g Tiger Tattler 49. 52 51 ' I I I ,il ..1i:1?L' me la 5, .1 'W 9 WILLIAM NAIL United States Army 1945 through F.H.A. -16, 473 Basketball Cheer- ! 19-l7. leader 47g Baslcetlmll '17, -19. SENIORS -av' GERALDINE NICHOLSON Tiger Tattler 49. r -T .,, WILLIE PATE F.F.A. 46, 47, 48, 493 officer 493 F.F.A. paper staff 495 Debators Club 48. INEZ SHOCK CHARLES sM1THf Class officer 48, president 49g F. F. A. 46, 47, 48, 49, president 49g Student Council officer 483 An- nual staff 49. ,M .. NANCY BROWN SMITH SENIORS DOROTHY JEAN GLOVER F.H.A. 465 Hi-Boone 48, Tiger STEPHE Tattler Staff 495 Basketball 46, 47, NS 48, 49. F. H. A. 46, 47. aww. 'Q' MAXINE STENNETT RALPH STUTT5 Class officer 47, F.F.A. 46, 47, 48, 49, officer 47, 48, 493 Tiger Tat- tler 493 Annual staff 49, Football 45, 46, 47, 48, Basketball 48, 49, Baseball 47, 48. SENIORS I CHRISTINE SWINNEY A BILLY WARD Band 48, 49, President of Debat- ors Club 48, Football 45, 46, 47, 48, captain 483 Basketball 46, 47, 485 Baseball 46, 47, 483 Hi-Boone 47. QUE viva JEAN WILLIAMS NADINE QROWELL Class officer 46, 47, F.H.A. 47g F.H.A. 46, 47, Treasurer 47 Student Council officer 48, Tiger Commercial Club 47. 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Dotomy Stevenii xfn that to the and not the bfafn' highest doth ma' ' M3j0rie Good ' . are gay. Wm. The innocent X 5 ks 596:91 A ove - ' g . ' A Louise Gofl 1 Saw an Yxak-, Soi? Xe we Vines es we A ked to beg Holder: 1 have as Thgemieft, a few tears and some laughter. Carolyn Goldman: Instructed that Gly true knowledge leads to love. 000330 . d . e . ' Laugh at your Enen SZ n -21,260-fi 23 Rose HOUCY' Q tends are SOYC' h ' J' 13. if out 1 ma laug I1- and h le better, V00 Y 6,5 :HUC fb! some mote' 6 oar, President ............ ........ J U N I O R S Daisy Lou Sutherland Vice-President ......... ........... C harles Sanford Secretary ........ ................ M yra Bishop Treasurer ........ ......... B etty Anne Morton Reporter ....... ............... A nn Hester Sponsor ........ R. O. Stringer Ival Ashby Waldo Barron Helen Blackburn Myra Joyce Bishop Glen Bolton Galoyd Boyd Wfayne Bullard Sara Caldwell Arlene Davis Freddie Fulghum Carolyn Garner Sue Garrett Www 'W s 'QF Geraldine Gilley Mary Ann Gullett Oudia Hare Gwen Haynie Anne Hester Evelyn Holley Annie Neal Hopper Carolyn Houston Lucille Hutcheson Dorothy Jennings john Keeton jane Lindsey Dorothy Ann M.1ssey Lanelle Martin Maxie Dee MCC-own Jane McCutchen Alma Merrill Bill Moore Billy joy Morris Carolyn Morris Betty Anne Morton Marie Owen Pauline Owens Charline Parker as 5545? gl 91 'W N W' WW' Mm- YW NUS W 5 mf S' rm Ruby Faye Penna Charles Sanford Velema Setliff Janice Shackelford Charlene Spencer Daisy Sutherland Genevie Tucker Sara jane Walden Billy Wales Milton Ward joyfe West Lucille Yaeger X 1 W Uh 17115, Luck! Ov . 97' QNWKS Go vie . D0 Lowe od as Grable if? A -f C. :- f'fli,,,, T176 Lost C171Yd a bug ve H8 SOPI-IOMORES President .............. ..............,........ C had Walker Vice-President ..... x.... ......... B o bbye joe Shackelford Secretary ......... ................... B etty Grisham Treasurer ....... .......... W illiam Robinson Sponsor ......... .......... M rs. Richard Kemp Sue Armstrong Dale Arnolll Charles Barnett jack Beene Sue Breedlove Virginia Brown Barbara Burress Melba Caldwell Jacqueline Cole Dorthy Davis Clelliin Denton Betty jo Floyd Margaret Gambill Glen Goodwin jimmy Green fl' K1 gif.: SH-, A Q' 35 A A B Betty Grisham john Hare Claryce Holder W. V. Horn Yvonne Jourdan jackie Livingston Sara Lytal Edgar McCalmon Peggy McCoy Lucy Neal McCreary Ray Odle Dwight Pace Bessie Lee Pannell Helen Pannell Charline Phillips Marjorie Phillips Wzxrren Pollard Willialli Robertson Anne Ryan Kathleen Setiff Bobby joe Shackelford Sue Sniith Mattie Pearl Stacy S.1rzi Stennett jenn Stephens Marjorie Swintiey Anne Moores Tays Carolyn Tidwell Gail Trollinger james Wrllker Don Williams Marjorie Wilemon Frankie Windham Cecil Wingo YK A Nm Fowl HY DU 1, Ay The more K t us'05 We t 805 86 fOget-heti si in ,yn Qi it x af Y FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President .,,.,,......,. .................,............,......... J immy jones Vice-President ........... ................... J ack Presley Secretary .............., ,............ S arah Lynn Barron Treasurer ........ ............... T ommie Carter Reporter .... ......... A nnette Tennison Sponsor ..,.. ............ M rs. joe Young Nancy Anderson Freddie Barnes Jerry Barnett Sarah Barnett Sarah Barron Jo Ann Bonds Betty jo Bullard Bobby Carter Tommie Carter Rachel Ann Caver Ruth Childs Betty Cook Mary Grace Daniels Bobby Dodds Martha Dodds Annie Lee Edwards Sammie Gaines E-obby Hall Hubert Harbor Marie Hatfield james Holley Nellie Rue Holley Vance Hopper Nell Huddleston FRESHMEN .lm FRESHMEN my ulcers? E . :li ,.-, if , g .. if H it -A ' 1, S .3 it -- - . - iffy -- Jiffy i i if 3. Gwenola jackson 'lane jackson jimmy jones Margaret Laney Doris McCoy julia Ann McMilan Eloise Moss Nell Parvin Joyce Penna Bobby Penney Doris Pounds Tommy Riddle Wayne Sappington Lester Shamlin Edward Shook Harmon Sims Marrita Smith Roger Floyd Sanders Dorthy Strange Herschel Strange Annette Tennison Elmer Ray Walden Robert Walker Erwin Whisenant Bobbie Willianms Imogene Wingcm Wilf'ord Williams junior Woods Elloween Yaeger GRGANIZATIGNS W Q-5 . J f ,f . 'f I V , 'Op . vmwffim Cfyfffozm GFA, gen . o oo Band Concert Tonight the 58-piece Boone- ville School Band under the di- rectzou Xof W. B. Goss will pre- se Xqhristmas Concert in th B an ' K I . , X Joh- 'fob X . YN MQ! 'gf' 6 , 0 'beg 1119+ io, 1 any - H Hslmm, ' 5 4. . , K C banter-,ers Of l L Nedent 8 Ca th , ' L 0 'W ge e B '- Q 1 I- ithea... 'hell team 00116 . ' o niooxifgy iffy a pffle Aw QOMMAKW' ' ff -. iv? 5 LL 5 'STN I Q 7450 Q so LL x A Nfw HOV-WO Q15 , M Zuni i 4,554 Q A , A A ,M-, 'Hx Mega, ' A f ' 5 if V216 I K! .A , Y - ' t - N - CA A ' 2. MMM W.g.w,,... 3 5 1 S' .,.4 4 S wdf. D e ef fx W igswvf , .M . X 2 g .sp r Q is 2. K S Lf ' sf 5-Mi mfs A 4 Secretary ...... Reporter ....... Chad Walker Horace Long Milton Ward Bill Moore john Hare junior Hardwick Billy Cook Thomas Holder Robert Gaines Wayne Bullard Ival Ashby Edger McCalmon Frankie Windham john Keeton Gayloyd Boyd Freddie Fulghum jack George FARM RS or President ............ ........ C harles Smith Vice-President ........ ....,.. R alph Stutts ........Willie Pate Treasurer .........Henry Riddle Sentinel ........ Conductor ........ ......... W . V. Horn Dwight Pace Billy Wales Charles Sanford Henry Riddle Willie Pate A Ralph Stutts Hershel Chase Waldo Barron J. C. Horn W. V. Horn Billy Riddle Bobby joe Shackleford Tommy Palmer Edward Shook Bobby Carter ...............,Ival Ashby ..Freddie Fulghum junior Woods Wayne Sappington james Howard Holley Bobby Phillips Elmer Ray Walden Oneil Parker J. W. Jennings Merril Cartwright Charles Smith .N ,, ., ,, -1 A ,bi . ., -K MVN nu - QQIMMJMT ,H-l,wJpw4, N+ f V , , :, ..s.x.,,Q .. K 9- V V QQ ' gkLg Si Q fE lg Q?h5 S X 3 32 f If X . Una MU W s , fJxm-wkgLW, a ,gm u xw u f n iz 1 Z d.gF 5 M: W 1, gi lli1liailiQlki f - rf if 1 wa tf?Awf kJ s I h .Q I flfiiifl pgnf, - Q 4. 'R- N fe: ' Win 4 W 5 MQ? 5 Q gm ?,y mga'M r 3 www 'f mfr ' 3? 52 w'aM' ww Q -1 Si!!! Sim ill I ll ll I ll ll nsfww 51 M- gg Ia ' ffxmg in 'EV Fix in ng :st 'S- X 3,Mf QEwVz ixi + Qfii F 53223 IEEE .S ,mx I .- wmgw B 4 , '.,, - f -is W 'ii' V'h' -mmamq ?'NWWm2 Qibuwliii mwmswg ? WNWPWQT W Q '7 ,.,fH,gSav: 4 U94- Si 3 -cz- s1 f- Nm. .M SM any Alam df- '- .na ef Q'- ag .., ..,,. Bettye Jane Price Kay Smith Alma Ann Bennett Betty Gordon McGee Patsy Hill Taylor Byrd Smith Willie Dora Eskridge jimmy Tays Lourine Bolton Nona Mahaffy Lajuan Morton Nancy Anderson Sue Garrett Patty Floyd Mae Carol Brown Annette Tennison Sara Ann Deaton Josie Browning Margaret Gamble Bobby Burress jimmy Arnold Nancy Sue Frost Sue Kinbell Sue Garner Nellie Rue Holley Margaret Laney Mary Ann Gullett Bonita Massey Ouida Hare Mary Grace Daniels Wanda Arnold Erwin Feldman Ann Ryan Billy Brewer Seu Breedlove Rachel Caver Evelyn Ann Robertson Sammie Gaines . Barbara Lester Ben Taylor Smith x- t , - , . M U S I C Mrs. C. R. Shinault Marinette Young Joan Young Otho Wingo Iris Michael W Kay Sutherland Nancy Clark Brewer Louise LeCroy Anne Moore Tays Betty Grisham joane Bonds Marie Robertson Barbara Lou Sutherland Carolyn Garner Dalton Garner jane Anderson Betty Sue Gambill Mary Jean Hancock George Ed Houston Linda Jeffries Mary Whitlee Curlee Billy Rutledge Barbara Burress Ruth Childs Ona Lee Bullard I QQ fi .mw- 6, ww Sim Q ff Q .iQ-ax' ii Q new i fgz Li -f if E if Q is Q 's gi .- 1 .i . L. x A i ,Y if Q ,wav .S . is 1 XE Q B? Y VME Flute: Daisy Sutherland Elloween Yaeger Clarinet: james Hall Billy Cook Peggy McCoy Lucille Yaeger Sue Armstrong Sue Smith james Robertson Ben Smith Fred Marett Richard Brown Grady Tollison James Long Barbara Kay Smith Buddy Morton Donnie joe Pounds Director Saxaphone: Mary Anne Gullett Betty Maxwell Sam David Thomas Sue Garner Barbara Burress Barbara Sutherland Melephone: T. W. Muse Larry Marett Cornet: Sara Stennett Peggy Dillon Billy Ward One Lee Bullard Teddy Feldman Bobby Robinson Bobby Burress jerry Moore ,3f.9bs'r'-- W, wi, W. B. Goss Herman Goodwyn Charles Gullett Baratone: Bobby Phillips Trombone: Lannelle Martin Glen Goodwyn Galoyd Boyd Junior Hardwick jimmy jones George Bennett Wayne Bullard Bass: Bill Moore Lester Shamblin Drum: Charles Barnett Charlotte Kernell Emogene Bullard Jeanette Hopkins Bobby Penny john Gary Spain Bells: jean Stephens Anne Moores Tays Accordion: Bettye Morton Oboe: Louise LeCroy We WWWQM Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,. .jane Anderson Sponsof -Y-.--.-,,,, IXAIS. Chase Assistant Business Managers jane Lindsey Assistant Editors Billy Cook john Muse gnc MCCutChen ot Pictured: Junior Smith Mrs. Bonner Arnold 1 5555 gs? Business Man agar '4'-'- ---- K enneth Lind Associate Editor Sey -'------Charles Smith Sports Editor Phot0gmg:31e1 Ralph Stutts Charlotte tographer Assistant Sports Editors Assistant Phclifiartin - D0 h ' Laneue . Art Editor rot y Miller Robert Jarvis Sue Garrett ----- ,msgs-, .mms www-1sssss,fms1ss,sim swmw:sffon s, -.ummm ww - . C QW 41 ll. QQQ 7 WHO'S WHO RESULTS Mr, BJ-LS .......,,. ................................................. ...... K e nneth Lindsey Miss BHS ,,,,,,.,,,,. .................................... S ane Anderson Senior Favorites ........ ......... O na Lee Buiiard and Raiph Stutts junior Favorites ......,..... ..... D aisy Sutheriand and Miiton Ward Sophomore Favorites ....... .............. A nne Tays and Chad Waii-:er Freshmen Favorites ....... .......... S o Ann Bonds and jimmy Sones Dignitied Senior .......... .................................. C haries Smith joiiy junior ,......................... ......... G wen Haynie Sophisticated Sophomore ......... ,......,.. S ue Kincaid 'Fypicai Freshman .............., .,..........,....,.............. T ommie Carter Most Beautitui ........ ......... N ancy Smith, Daisy Sutheriand, Anne Tays, Sarah Stennett Looks ................. ........... K enneth Lindsey and Gien Goodwin N lnteiiectuai .......... ........... B ettye Anne Morton and Ann Ryan W Originai .,....,.., ........ S ane Lindsey and Nancy Anderson Friendiy ........ ........... F, ioise Davis and Don Wiiiiams Versatiie .......... ......... A nn Ryan and sane Anderson Best Athietes ....... ........ B iiiy Ward and W. V. Horn .,.......Sne Garrett and T. W. Muse ...........Biiiy Cook and Peggy McCoy Neatest ......... Taiented .......... J ,vi WW 6w,w15f 0 A Jaw! AMWMWMWVM sauna.. sy, r'.N wwziw 'C' 4 an M, ,,-N -' N-ff-wmpw ' WWMPHSLF' i P 1 .Kd . . '5 f 1 ga -af wagging W1 JAN 4 534111 4-x H1495 U K ,M f xr, n z., - z3'Ql'xZ6sGQ A ,. , A, --:Wg Silk ' V ' 14 3 741' 112,71 56,11 ,. , 0 5 -5 l if . 2,,3-41 ff A ' Hifi, ' 1 4 , wg fg,1,,..w, , Mwww F M -'h- ' ,E ,, , '5'. iEi5f PN?V il' ' -1 , , A f 'Af'?f9 ff' . 's ' J ' ' I 1 1 Wa. WM KENNETH LINDSEY JANE ANDERSON B E A U T I E S NAN AY5 CY BR ANNE T OWN SMIT H O F B H S NETT DAISY SARAH STEN SUTHERLAND ---nuu---- JUNIOR FAVORITES MILTON WARD DAISY SUTHERLAND SENIOR FAVORITES SHINE BULLARD RALPH STUTTS SOP!-IOMORE FAVORITES CHAD WALKER ,Q--qi FRESI-IMEN FAVORITES JIMMY JONES J ,Tv ,dey viHo'sdwHoih F23 klWXl'l'lZ-l UZlTl D'fl isle UXXOOT' Xi .5 WZQ 3 15' .. 'I 1 pnu-- -4-I-l bZ-G DO lL I X x9 EAI X , A I --l2lTlI P-I +7 Eloise Davis Don Vfilliams Kenneth Lindsey Glen Goodwin jane Lindsey Nancy Anderson ,,..e- Billy Cook Peggy McCoy f XhtN'l'lZ-IIPFTI Z -'l0lTll'l ll'l-12 KNTI -HTIl'I-lb -HD mm -4-I-I'--IDUWDITI4 S B WI-IO'S WHO Sue Garrett T. W. Muse Bettye Anne Morton Ann Ryan 4- Ann Rya ane An W. V. Horn Billy NX'ard CID S W . 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X . ...A . , ' gg 1 J Q x , if E N . - WM. dp. .W pw, R ' A .1 ,jf A .Aagw ,gp SA 2 A ' ,,, ,. , N A-.,. R K -A11,+,g12ffL I gifqigf ff . Billy Ward , Center Ralph Stutts Back Following an open date the Blue Devils played Houston, a member of the Little Ten, and racked up their third victory to their expense by a 26-13 score. Climaxing an 80-yard drive, Stutts plunged 2 yards for the first tally. Late in the second period, Lind- sey, from the 15, hit Barron with a pass for the second score. Lindsey took the second half kick-of 95 yards to paydirt. Trailing 19-0 the hilltoppers scored on a 30 yard run but Muse came right back to score on an end sweep from the 15 yard line. In the closing minutes Houston completed a short touchdown pass which made the final score 26-13. Coach Box was well pleased with defense work of Captain Billy Ward, Jarvis and Bonds. R. I. Bonds tackle Kenneth Lindsey back john Keeton Guard S, -uf' if X zsifgxg if 5 CDNQ ABERDEE The Blue Devils racked up their fourth victory of the year, 13-7 in the hardest fought battle of the season by winning over the Cup to thenj undeafeated Aberdeen eleven. In practice the week before the game the team lost the service of Fulghum, regular guard, because of a broken arm. The first score was set up by Jarvis who took a pass from Lindsey on a play which covered 65 yards to Bulldogs 15. Two plays later Milton Ward crossed the double strip on a layout pass. Stutts made it 7 with a line plunge. Both teams drove up and down the field, neither being able to score until late in the fourth period when Aberdeen, on a long drive scored and booted the extra point to make the score 7-7. With only four minutes remaining Lindsey threw a long layout pass to Jarvis who went 50 yards to paydirt. The pass for the extra point failed and the game ended with the mighty Blue Devils out in front 13-7. Wales, regular guard was playing a brilliant game until he received injury that put him out for the rest of the season. Captain Billy Ward and Barron played exceptionally well. 1 , -liyaaz-.wafr M gg ' - eee t ..'. . - ' i w ,f . J Jr' ' - ,.g. X ' if e I if-.54 Q. .,t.e M AK if :L 4 AV MR Q at-at 'K is Q S f f , a,s - N. , , ..'1ifnfil.' ,..i at A ii at x .gk a eggfffiitiffxv. at 5 -. 1 , m Nnfeee my, waz. na- 'V fx wi A-rag V521 is 'fi is 'MW 'W 'K iii BODNEVILLE Freddie Fulghum Horace Long Guard Guard 'NO Williarii Robinson Robert Jarvis end end end Waldo Barron The following week the Blue Devils made it five in a row with a 20-7 victory over New Albany. The Bulldogs took the opening kickoff and drove 60 yards to a touch- down. They booted the extra point to lead 7-0. The Blue Devils Cas usualj didn't give up and in the second quarter after an exchange of punts found Stutts going over to make the halftime score 7-7. The third quarter was hard fought and scoreless. In the final period Booneville proved too much for the Bulldogs as they went on to score two more touchdowns to make the final score 20-7. Y B00 EVILLE WINS Z0 - 7 A look at statistics finds the Blue Devils gaining a total of 268 yards-224 rushing mainly due to 91 yards on 20 tries- .45 average for Wunning Walf, 116 on 9 tries-12.9 average for Lindsey and 44 yards on passes -3 out of 5 being complete. The Bulldogs gained 179 yards rushing, 19 passing C3 for 53 for a total of 198 yards, and led Blue Devils 11 to 10 in first Aggies Downed By Local Team 34-6 At Kouuth Friday Night 'L 0 65 16 'LG e 'LG Kos. iw. 1'2- 7.20 .125 5 5 t 9 is itat 'FWD shmg ' 17- Fxsem vat' Yusasmz -- 8 4 New N159 vmvwa 0 es MW wa Yass otiivle 83529 c 69296 5595 ' ' Y -asses Wwca xnwfpa fl ' Y some fm. as-Ye ts 240. of vunnts Avefage pu journeying to Kossuth to take their sixth victory of the season 34-6. Lindsey got things started when he intercepted a pass which he converted into a score. Stutts added another on a 6 yard plunge. In the third period Barron received a touchdown pass to make it 21. The Qup to thenj undefeated Aggies came to life and scored on a short pass completion. Lindsey to Jarvis pass clicked twice for touchdowns which covered 50 and 71 yards. The final count was 34-6. Keeton, Walker, and Robinson lead the defensive attack. 1 Clellan Deaton Tackle Milton Ward back Billy Wales guard Sbildlm F7316 First dawn: ...............8 Netydmrulhing .... 1 90 Netydmpudng.. .... 88 Puseltrled ....... .. ...... .9 Passes completed ........ 4 No. of punts ................ t Fumbles .................,.,,.,, 4 Ball lost of fum. ........ 4 No. penalties ...,......,,,, 3 Yds. penalized .......... 15 Fulton 10 130 12 10 2 2 3 2 2 10 Blue Devils Down Fulton Team 19-0 Booneville keep their hopes up for an undefeated season as they defeated the Fulton Aggies 19-0. In the opening minutes, Lindsey chunked to Barron for a touch- down. Stutts ended a 70 yard drive with a touchdown. Later in the second quarter drove 82 yards with Stutts going the 8 yards. During the last half rain provided a slipping Pigskin and neither team was able to score. Boone- ville played mostly on defense the last half which was led by Captain Ward, Bonds and Long. Tommy Muse back Booneville Beats Baldwyn 19 - 03 Finish Unclefeated! Statistics B'villc l what iluwns ..,........ 13 Ni-t, yds. rusliim: ..... 263 Net yds. passing' ....,. 24 '1.-si.:-1 tried ............ 9 Average punt . . .. .. No penalties ......... Yds. penalized . . . . . . The mighty Blue Devils completed the first undefeated season since 1914 by down- ing the Baldwyn Bearcats 19-0. The first score came after Jarvis fell on a punt fumble at the eight from where Milton Ward scored. Lindsey added another 6 points in the third period and Stutts made it 19 when he ended a 52 yard drive. Captain Billy Ward, Co-Captain Ralph Stutts, R. Bonds, and Kenneth Lindsey played their last game on the Booneville gridiron for the Blue and Gold which they love so much. Much credit goes to our coaches for molding such an excellent team. Without their guidance the team could never have reached such height of glory. Passes completed . .... .1 No. of Punts ....... .... 7 .28.7 Fumble ................. 0 Ball lost or fum. . . . . .. .0 ..4 .15 Baldw 5 1 14 212 14 2 7 35.3 1 1 2 20 Coach and Captains Booneville completed its most successful season of football in the history of the school. The powerful Blue Devils attained the goal that every team dreams of. An undefeated season. They started the season with unknown quality and received little recognition but as each game passed the eleven grew stronger. By the end of the season they were the only undefeated and one of the best teams in this section. The Booneville Blue Devils under the able coaching of P. Box had the best basketball teams in many years. The boys have won 24 out of 29 games and the girls have only been beat 3 times out of 29. The boys defeated Pisgah, Thrasher and New Site and the girls won over Wheeler, Pisgah and Marrietta to win the county tournament. Both teams were runner-up in the Wheeler invitational tournament. The Blue Devils have beat some of the best teams in this section of the state. The state playoff is about to start and everybody predicts that the boys and girls both will go a long way down the road to the State Championship. '15 fs -,. Q . f 1 w + , .gf Q33 v 59 , RQ fm ., L. E Y sl. '1 W 1 W is LQ. X x A A 23,3 X ,. E x,,,,.l A ,. Q Q .N . x 3' .X X f X Q Xi if yi -XX f XX.X Q , K. ,S . N YA XS X X -sig N NA sq-if A g A Y 12- A . ,U Q' 5 f re '-5: Y :Q Q Q-5 ,:- ' C X x f X if 3. .1 . 1 E 1, F K fffwfl ' ' + - , .bQ. I WMA' 'X'kX S -wsu-wvbw 'JI A 9, 1 ,, XX I Q- X ii .. Liwrfiwf V- , A .,,,.M fp in - .f:.L . 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Phone 35 Booneville, Mississippi In -- mi, Compliments of THE JUNIOR CLASS H4911 5 Complimenlsol I C pl' 1, f WILL HOLLIDAY PI?lNCEm5?en52zn,E7'C Groceries Home of besi' pic+ures for Phone 79-J 28 years Complimenls of . CA Vfl? areas Wm Sf,-,4 Giumelss CPWQ1 Purina chow, seeds, and 'Fer+ilizers Co -' O P PWS 3j 9, , , FEED' SEED FERTILIZER Booneville, Mississippi Complimenls of B l ca IZFC mfr 50707 FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Complimenis ol B U C K ' S Manoir? Q Qualify Merchandise Courleous Service Phone 44l-W Phone '37 Booneville, Mississippi Cozplimenis of 5 Q -'Q - . LC f.'C50'VL, 045,132 524 'fm fwefw M125 5790617 Phone 444 phone '49 l A J n ms CA r E A ZPZJVOIE If you wani' a 1'rea+ come +o Happy Feed-Seed 8: Coal Jin-fs +0 eat Phone 387-W phone 380 -A Complli-Semis of PARKER N-ig Ei- , C Y K 6 M Booneville, Mississippi . Phone 2 GENERAL MERCHANDISE Rienzi, Mississippi C07lZplil7l672fJ of Qolwvvvll GMQU' BEST WISHES from Zfdmani. 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Mc Cl E' E S Qacyy ff' Wwzkf Meafs, Sfaple 8: Fancy Groceries We Deliver Phone 303 Yle isa! emi. 55125, When you fhinlc of G I2 AY'5 cleaning call We buy for cash and sell for cash l.flVD5E YS 6LfANE2S i- -I and ie!-for less - -- Phone 206 fwmfwfjj 6-oops J. at 7'A YL ofa Home of Shelby Shoes 9f0Ce Y and feeds phone 2954 Belmonf, Mississippi an wm Mooefi' Qlzmfs Texaco Gas 8: Oil Belmonf, Mississippi f7'RfC'l!l N03 affine.: hfwvz, Firesfone Tires Texaco Producfs Phone 209l Belmonf, Miss. snx1Y's 690616001446 cur: complamem of A backer of fhe Norfheasf Mississippi Junior College S. L. Yarber Belmonf, Mississippi lawn gfafm Geoafey FJIWAHIKE7' Fancy and Sfaple Groceries Meals Belmonf, Mississippi Members of fhe 1,1010 7764 f 7' Mlffffgffff nab' 2 fafkja FA c I!L7'Y 740 Na+ionally Adveriisecl 76146 H 4642615 lines in Laclies Reacly-+o-wear Cordially welcomes 7i5 4 ol Booneville, Mississippi college and high scho -I -1 - - sfudenfs +o all services Rev. L. G. Sansing Pas+or The Senior Class wish fo express Their ap- preciaiion +o lhe Merchanfs and Friends who confribuied so generously 'Financially and in olher ways +o fhis, The Memories of I949. We shall always be grafeful +o you for your help in making +his bool: possible. 1 N U., +L... ,.i. i :I X - -Q :Q V -W 1.- WITH OUR VERY BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE OF NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI AHS 'JUNIOR COLLEGE AND CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF I949. Q XZWZQAL BANK .SETIZUST M667 Member of F. D. I. C. Compliments of I QW QZUWBANIC 'Z TRUSTML7 WW MEMBER OF F.D. LC. THE BANK THAT TREATS YOU RIGHT ' , ww. ,,,. w FINIS We ve completed the annual. It s on the press .... The bill's been paid. . Who cares about the rest! ' Kenneth Lindsey and John Muse In behalf of the Annual Staff Students these who have advertised scratched our backs veryone who made thxs annual possible we are grateful ....... ! 'U ': x at xl. 2624. 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