Hinds Community College - Eagle Yearbook (Raymond, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1931 volume:

THE IIINI ViNIAN 19 3 1 7 ■ JS sm Copy right, 1931 Pauline Theerell, Editor L. C. Andrews, Business Mgr. THE ■ilNDSCNIAN 19 3 1 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS Of I isi Jlniol College I ' A V4UNI . MISSISSIPPI •if. f m - 1, . t . ' 3g -: X-.. K % m ' ?i ■ %- % fCREWCRD We are how presenting to yon the 1931 Hindsonian. In this book we have at- tempted to relate the activities and ac- complishments of the past year and to sug- gest the possibilities of the future and for those who are leaving the portals of H. J. C. and are entering upon a greater undertaking, that of Life. .4? ,— DEDICATION To you who have been through the years patient with us in our short- comings, and ever ready to urge us onward; to you whose influence and inspiration have been the foundation of our meager success ; to you our honored and revered parents who have sacrificed that we might have the best of everything, we lovingl y dedicate this volume of The HINDSONIAN ST-, ALMA MATER High soar the eagles ever true, Big-hearted in the things we do. Red and White, our colors be How we fight, for H. J. C— Rah! Our ties of friendship ever stand Pond mem Vies of our Southern land, Fellows ! we forever pledge To honor II. J. 0. II We all love dear ole ' H. J. C. And try to ever loyal be Staunch she stands, by every man She ' s the best, thru ' out the land.— Rah! Happy is every college day Hail to ole ' Hinds in every way. Yeah! Girls! Say! Boys! One! Two! Three! Hats off to H. J. G. Words (nid Music by Marie Brichetto — - ' 80. , ADMINISTRATION Mill INI . — ■ ' ' ;? ■■■: ■ ■■;. ■ t — . _  y IS totem IK ■iliii fl 11 iiiiiii li HUM III M mwm . ' ... Ill IMML A. CEALTirtL ENTRANCE V J j : yi GICI_S DCCHITCCy ftKS s.- P fACl LTy G. J. Cain University of Mississippi, A.B., George Peabody, A.M. President Mrs. (}. J. Cain Librarian Miss Addie Williams Matron Girls ' Dormitory W. M. McKenzie Mississippi A. M., B.S. Agriculture Mary Elizabeth DuLaney Vanderbilt University, A.B., A.M. Languages Noel Nutt Mississippi College, B.A. Mathematics Ruth Shields Belhaven College, B.A., Tulane, A.M. C. E. Harris University of Alabama, B.S. Education Sara Van Sheefield Maryville College, B.A., George Peabody, M.A. Dramatics and Physical Education It a m r acl lty E. W. Gibson Transylvania, A.B., University Kentucky, A.M. Commerce Wyness Tate Alabama Woman ' s College, A.B., George Peabody, A.M. English J. B. Harris Millsaps College, B.S. Athletic Director and History Lola I. Allen Secretary and Bookkeeper A. Y. Keith Mississippi College, B.A., George Peabody, M.A. History Mrs. H. 0. Ashcraft University of Wisconsin, B.M. Piano and Voice T. E. Duncan Mississippi A. M., B.S. Engineering Mrs. L. C. Spann m. s. c. w., B.A. History H. J. Bankston University of Mississippi, B.S.; Ohio State University, M.S. Science % THE I INI M NliN $CDHCMCRE$ John Beckks Pelaliatchie, Miss. President All great men are dead — I am feeling sick. President of Sophomore Class ' 31; Sec. of Engineer- ing Club; Epworth League ' 30, ' 31; Dramatic Club, ' 30, ' 31. Mildred Herrington Terry, Mississippi Sec. an (I Treasurer Will she ever see a bachelor of her choice to hinder her from being an old maid. Sec. Treas. of Sophomore Class ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 30, ' 31; Y. W. C. A. ' 30, ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 30, ' 31; Soccer ' 30, 31; G. A. A. Tom Milner Bichton, Mississippi Vice- President A leader, scholar and friend for you, Who is and will be ever true. ' ' Vice-President of Sophomore Class ' 31; Dramatic Club; Debating Team, ' 31. Edna Harrison Florence, Mississippi Great works are performed not by strength, but by persistence. Y. W. C. A. ' 30, ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 30, ' 31; Home Ec Club. Lance Johnson Trenton, Alabama Friendly, generous and good-natured. Christian Endeavor; Hi-Y ' 30, ' 31; Glee Club. 9 THE H ■ N CSCN ■ AN Emily Batton Jackson, Mississippi I love you Emily, ' said little Maze, ' when you get sick I ' ll bring you trays. Into your eyes I love to gaze, for I love you Emily, ' said little Maze. Y. W. C. A. ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 31; Soccer ' 31 Vern Clack Johns, Mississippi It ' s a great plague to be too handsome a man. Hi-Y ' 30, ' 31; President of B. Y. P. U. ' 31. Nita Combs Jackson, Mississippi Greatness of speech, beneficent of mind. The role of sweetness to her is assigned. Dramatic Club ' 30, ' 31; Vice-President G. A. A. ' 31; Y. W. C. A. ' 30, ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 30, ' 31; Soccer ' 30, ' 31. Romuel Wright Learned, Mississippi Every man is a volume, if you knoiv how to read him. Dramatic Club ' 30, ' 31; Basket Ball ' 30, ' 31; Epworth League ' 30, ' 31; Football ' 30, ' 31. Dorothy Haynes New Albany, Mississippi Thoroughly fine, truly noble, a girl to be depended on. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 30, ' 31. 9 THE II I N ■ «) N I AN Anna Rogers Brandon, Mississippi Who could resist that smile: ' ' Glee Club JO, ' 31; Y. W. C. A. ' 30, ' 31; B. Y. P. U ' 30, ' 31. Hilton Bobbins Pelahatchie, Mississippi A fellow who loves to hear himself talk. Epworth League ' 30, ' 31; Hi-Y. Elma Jones Jackson, Mississippi ' She was always faithful In the little affairs of her school (la .us; therefore, she is ready for the larger things in life. Olen Rich It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. B. Y. P. U. ' 30, ' 31; Hi-Y ' 30, ' 31. Chesley Newman Satartia, Mississippi It ' s not because you ' re jolly. And never a trifle blue; But the reason we all love you Is because you ' re you. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; President of Epworth League ' 31; Basket Ball ' 30, ' 31; G. A. A.; Soccer; Dramatic Club ' 30, ' 31. 9 TH E HIND§CNI4N Louise Harris Utica, Mississippi If the motive right was understood. Her daily pleasure is in doing good. President of Y. W. C. A. ' 31; Christian Endeavor ' 30, ' 31. Lindsly Sanders Magnolia, Mississippi As a friend he never fails. Dramatic Club ' 31; Art Editor of Annual; B. Y. P. U. ' 30, ' 31. Irwine Batton Jackson, Mississippi If there could only be an 8. . A. A. tournament every week. Y. W. C. A. ' 31; Soccer ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 31: G. A. A. ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 31. V %% ' %) Frank Keith Bine Mountain, Mississippi ' ' He is a second Hercules. B. Y. P. U. ' 30, ' 31. Nell Peden Houlka, Mississippi 7 knoio what I know, when I know it. Vice-President of Y. W. C. A. ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 30, ' 31; Epworth League ' 30, ' 31. 9 THE MNDSCN IAN Hjr • I Mary Norwood Pit rye ar Raymond, Mississippi Silken rest tie all my cares up. Y. W. C. A. ' 30, ' 31. Harbin Myers Pelahatchie, Mississippi ' He had rather talk to a woman than an angel any day. Epworth League ' 30, ' 31; Hi-Y ' 30, ' 31. Elizabeth Heitman Bolton, Mississippi ' She is just what she is. friendly and cheerful. Watson Sugg Eupora, Mississippi The style is the man himself. Lois Wicker Forest, Mississippi Of the past, mindful; of the present, heedful; of the future, hopeful. Y. W. C. A. ' 30, ' 31; G. A. A. ' 30, ' 31; Basket Ball ' 30, ' 31; Soccer ' 30, ' 31; Epworth League ' 30, ' 31. 9 TH E MNDICNIAN Enos Abernathy Raymond, Mississippi Like the month of March — windy. President of Hi-Y ' 30, ' 31; Epworth League ' 30, ' 31. Lucille Berryhill Raymond, Mississippi The way to have a friend is to he one. Y. W. C. A. ' 30, ' 31: G. A. A. ' 30, ' 31; Basket Ball ' 30, ' 31; Track ' 30, ' 31; Soccer, ' 30, ' 31; Volley Ball ' 30, ' 31. Sebie Smith Raymond, Mississippi An abridgment of all that is pleasant and nice. 1 Pearl Brown Forest, Mississippi Pearl is our very best sport; she knows it, too, on the basket ball court. Y. W. C. A. ' 30, ' 31; G. A. A.; Alt. Captain Basket Ball ' 30, ' 31; Soccer ' 30, ' 31; President of Home Ec. Club; President of B. Y. P. U. ' 31. John Middleton Longmire Utica, Mississippi His staid companion is honest effort. Hi-Y ' 30, ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 30, ' 31. 9 THE lilNDSCNIAN fit £ Noreis Harvey Jackson, Mississippi No storm ever ruffled the current of his life. ' B. Y. P. U. ' 30, ' 31; Hi-Y ' 30, ' 31 ' v 1%, 00 Davis White Louisville, Mississippi ' God owes women an apology. Delta Stubblefield Brandon, Mississippi Cicero can make his own orations, hut I can beat him reading them. Y. W. C. A. ' 30. ' 31. Clinton Ellis Columbia, Mississippi ' ' Now little hoy, don ' t you cry. You ' ll he a big man by and by. Dramatic Club ' 30, ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 30, ' 31; Debalins Team ' 31. BlTFORD GrONIA Raymond, Mississippi Laboi conquers all. 9 THE l!INDM)Ni N L. C. Andrews McComb, Mississippi He could stand up and talk until th e end. Business Manager of Hindsonian ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 30, ' 31; Little Theatre Players ' 30, ' 31; Epworth League ' 30, ' 31; Assistant Business Manager ' 30; Engineering Club. Bobbie Morris Meridian, Mississippi There never was a minute, that Bobbie wasn ' t in it. Circulation Manager Hindsonian ' 31; President of G. A. A. ' 31; Sec. and Treas. of Y. W. C. A. ' 31; Basket Ball 30, ' 31; Track ' 30; Soccer ' 30, ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 31; Epworth League ' 30, ' 31. Omar Morgan Richton, Mississippi MetMnks he looks- as if he were in love. ' Basket Ball Captain ' 31; Football ' 30, ' 31; Christian Endeavor ' 30, ' 31; Dramatic Club. Pauline Therrell Florence, Mississippi Of all the girls that ever were seen, There ' s none so fine as Polly. ' ' ' Editor of Hindsonian ' 31; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ' 31; Dramatic Club 30, 31; G. A. A. Cabinet ' 31; Ep- worth League ' 30, ' 31; Assistant Ed ' tor of Hindson- ian ' 30; Soccer ' 30, ' 31. Sam Davis DeKalb, Mississippi learned about girls from her. {and her, and her, and her.) Alt. Captain of Football ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 30, ' 31; Joke Editor of Hindsonian ' 31. 9 THE I INI M N1AN Barbara Schneider Jackson, Mississippi ' The longer you know her the sweeter she grows. Y. W. C. A. ' 31; Glee Club ' 31. W. J. ( TT Jackson, Mississippi ' ' He has a pair of eyes so brown — beware! ' Dramatic Club ' 31; Hi-Y ' 31. Ruth Bailey Pclaliatchie, Mississippi A little fun, a little play. And I am happy on my way. Y. W. C A. ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 31. Douglas Scott Utica, Mississippi ' Full happiness consists in a multitude of friends. Football ' 31; Basket Ball ' 31; Baseball ' 31. Julia Knight Mendenliall, Mississippi ' A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Y. W. C A. ' 31. 9 THE MNDSCNUN SCUCCL CIRCUS School is one big circus With side shows and parades, And the admission fee in general Only being to get good grades. Some students go in for parties For games and clubs and such. While others like the main show And think the rest is dutch. The circus opens daily And lasts from eight to four ; The students seem to like it For they ' re always back for more. You should all take in some side shows In this circus of life, So you can have some playing And not so much strife. So don ' t see nothin ' but side shows Or miss all of the main, Or you ' ll find your years of study Was very much in vain. - — Selected. 9 TH E H ■ N E)§CN ■ AN Herman Berryhill Learned, Mississippi PRESIDENT It is better to love one little blonde a lots than to lore lots of blondes a little. Marie Brichetto Edwards, Mississippi VICE-PRESIDENT i 1 put all my troubles down at my heart and smile. Bill Andrews McComb, Mississippi SECRETARY AND TREASURER Dapper Dan. the ladies ' man. ' Louise Briett Jackson, Mississippi Be school crazy and not book wise. Carmen Davis Edwards, Mississippi ' A quiet girl but a good friend and an honest worker. Johnny Barlow Utica, Mississippi Every hero becomes a bore at last David Dawson Summit, Mississippi And a jolly old soul was he. Anna Mitchell Booneville, Mississippi Enough to make any Choctaw quit school. Ruby Boudreaux Liberty, Mississippi She sighed to many but she loved but one Horace Smith Raymond, Mississippi At last he has found a fair maiden. Holmes Cochran Ricliton, Mississippi He likes ' Berrys ' . Emma Grace Berry Utica, Mississippi ' When joy and duty clash Let duty go to smash. . 9 THE HIND$CNI4N Helen Faust McComb, Mississippi 0, Youth! light hearted and content. Herbert Weaver New Albany, Mississippi ' Don ' t worry, Herbert, shout and sing; There are other girls who will xoear your ring. And will not tie it on a string. Will Barnett Mendenhall, Mississippi Life is worth living if you toork. Rena Mae Martin Bolton, Mississippi Better be happy than wise. Laverne Carmichel Utica, Mississippi The great end of life is knowledge, not action. Atkins Baker Pocahontas, Mississippi Hang sorroiv, care ' ll kill a cat. Brevard McClure Jackson, Mississippi ' If he is as persistent through life as he was at H. J. C, then success awaits him. Bert Chapman Raymond, Mississippi A sweet personality, a genteel smile, Just her way. not a style. Gertrude Berry Pinola, Mississippi ' ' Little said is soonest mended. Amos Ponder Forkville, Mississippi He is a man, a wonder that has not yet been classified. Herman Madden Woodville, Mississippi ' Serene, resolute still and self-possessed. Mary Louise McGtuffee Utica, Mississippi True to her ivork, her word and her friends. k ' M k 9 TH E HINDSCNIAN Mayes Carter Now Albany, Mississippi I would that the world knew my g reatness. Kitty Magee Washington, D. C. If worry was the only cause of death,, Kitty would live forever. Mattie Lee Carmichel Utica, Mississippi Strong of mind and true of heart. In everything she ' ll do her part Alex Holliday Learned, Mississippi He was a gentleman in every respect, mentally, morally and physically. ' ' Duncan Naylor Learned, Mississippi The world means something to the capable. Sarah Harris Utica, Mississippi Gentle, patient, kind and true; Great is the ivork waiting for you. JlTANITA LEGGETTK Mc( ' Omb, Mississippi Full of fun. lots of pep. Heaps of smiles, that ' s her rep. Warren Hawkins Jackson, Mississippi To hurry and worry is not my creed. Things will happen, so what ' s the need. Clarence Cullins New Albany, Mississippi Curly locks. Curly locks, where have you been? Jonnell Smith Jackson, Mississippi A little fun. a little play. And I am happy on my way. Werlein Covington Bnde, Mississippi God bless the man who first invented sleep. Billy Wall New Albany, Mississippi Oh, what strange stuff ambition feeds, 9 THE I! I N I Si )N I A N Alberta Smith Jackson, Mississippi Jo 2 is £7ie es£ 0 wine. James Stanford Vicksburg, Mississippi A happy-go-lucky lad. Turner Howard Never trouble trouble, until trouble troubles you. Vasta Hannon Raymond, Mississippi ' Healthy, free, and the world before vie. Marion Alyce Falkner Satartia, Mississippi In work and intellect she was great. ' ' Dick Abbey Pascag ' oula, Mississippi A boy from a jester ' s own heart. Harlan Burkhart Clinton, Mississippi Never a worry, never a eare. Sarah McGough Morton, Mississippi Little said may mean much gained. Rose Mobley Utica, Mississippi None but herself can be her parallel. DwiGHT GADDIS Morton, Mississippi What should a man do but be merry. Jake Brown Jackson, Mississippi ' Love is a funny thing shaped like a toy. Girls, if you want your heart broken. Give it to a boy. Laura Pearl Glower She never studied to be fairer than nature made her. 9 THE 1-1 I N I M N 1 AN Bed Coleman Carter, Mississippi Irwin and football — specialties. Virginia Fenimore Vicksburg, Mississippi My heart is true as steel. Theron Lyles Learned, Mississippi ' A work of real merit finds favor at last. Percy Philps Jackson, Mississippi Music — what a charm. Christell Weems Clinton, Mississippi With gentle, yet prevailing force. Intent upon her destined course. Sarah Prances Dudley Vicksburg, Mississippi ' When hearts are true — few words will do. Ogden Doremus Franklinton, Louisiana I ' ll soon cast off my boyislt pranks and he a 7 ian. John Ruben Clark Madison, Mississippi • ' silence were Miss: ' Marguerite Massey Jackson, Mississippi They all have to look up to me. Milton Wilson Tcliula, Mississippi ' He that is ahvays shooting must sometimes hit. 9 THE HINDICNIAN CELLS (Inspired by date bell, Saturday Mar. 5, 1931) Poe never heard any bells at all. As you soon can see, Compared to those we have At dear ' ole H. J. C. We ' ve got a bell for everything (I think that I can explain) And if you ask me They ' re one great thing. First there ' s rising bell Oh, my ! Oh, me ! And then there ' s serving bell Oh, gosh! Oh, gee. And a bell for breakfast, But since that ' s the time we eat Of all the others I think that one beats. And then that bell for classes We certainly have to hurry And the whole dormitory Gets in one big flurry. Bells are rung All during the day And it gets monotonous All the same ole way. And there ' s a bell that means study And why is more ' n I can see For I ' m very certain We ' re as smart as smart can be. And after that there ' s room bell, And then there ' s light bell too, And in the morning again There ' s the same ole one for you. But of all the bells That I think ' s out of sight, It ' s that date bell They ring on Saturday night. — Nell Peden, ' 31. 9 THE HIND$€NI4N n y $ENICC$ T helm a Sheffield ( lhapel, Tennessee President • ' Why aren ' t they all happy and contented like me? Y. W. C. A. ' 30, ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 30, ' 31; Soccer ' 30, ' 31; Basket Eall ' 30; G. A. A. ' 30, ' 31. Josie Smith Flora, Mississippi Vice-President Be what you is. don ' t be what you aint. If you is not what you am. then you am not what you is. Y. W. C. A. ' 30, ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 30, ' 31; B. Y P. U. ' 30, ' 31. Bert Noeninger Birmingham, Alabama Sec. and Treasurer A saury bit of a girl, tripping through life, finding everything amusing enough to keep a twinkle in her eye. Y. W. C. A. ' 30, ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 30, ' 31; Soccer ' 30, ' 31. John Lilly Oakley, Mississippi An honest countenance is the passpot ' t. Business Manager of Dramatic Club ' 31; Hi-Y ' 31 Sara Grice Jackson, Mississippi She likes a Holiday. Y. W. C. A. ' 31; Basket Ball ' 31; Soccer ' 31 9 THE HINDiCNIAN Mary Ida Ott Jackson, Mississippi Don ' t let classes interfere with your education. ' Y. W. C. A. ' 31. Sylvester Smith Learned, Mississippi To hold my own is quite enough for me. Hi-Y ' 31. Helen Wilson Jackson, Mississippi Slie never studied to he fairer than nature made her. Y. W. C. A. ' 30, ' 31; Soccer ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 30, ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 30, ' 31. Dickson Frasier Sunflower, Mississippi ' Gee, hut what a lot of bull some people do have. Dramatic Club ' 31. Vivian Magee Vicksburg ' , Missi ssippi ' Secret and self contained and solitary as an oyster Y. W. C. A. ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 31; Christian Endeavor ' 31. 0 9 - m V - 9 THE II I N I % N i AN i M JfV John Phipps Memphis, Tennessee ' Hey Hon ' — what a favorite sailing with Slim. Dramatic Club ' 31. Gladys Fox Jackson, Mississippi Oppressed with two evils — eating and gossiping. Dramatic Club ' 31; Soccer ' 31; Y. W. C. A. ' 31; G. A. A. ' 31. Clifford Shaw Jackson, Mississippi One who dances away the cares of this life. Dramatic Club ' 31; Glee Club ' 31; Christian Endeavor ' 31. Vera Mae Cox Jackson, Mississippi Louise, Jackson, and Helen were her favorites. ' Y. W. C. A. ' 30, ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 30, ' 31. Earl Biggs Jackson, Mississippi Laugh on. old world. Football ' 31; Glee Club ' 31; Epworth League ' 31. 9 THE H ■ N DSCN ■ AN Lois Thigpen Jackson, Mississippi I have always been fond of candy {Donald). Y. W. C. A. ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 31. -- Ralph Boyce Hattiesburg, Mississippi God made the man, and it ' s the man ' s own fault if he allows a woman to make a fool out of him. Football ' 31: Glee Club ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 31; Hi-Y ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 31. Virginia Mallory Jackson, Mississippi Oh love, love, why don ' t you let me alone? Y. W. C. A. ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 31; Soccer ' 31; Glee Club ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 31. Bogle Standifer Raymond, Mississippi Little said is soones t mended. Lila Thigpen Jackson, Mississippi Ft is better to be disappointed than not at all. ' Y. W. C. A. ' 31; Dramatic Club ' 31; Soccer ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 31. II 9 THE tilND§€NI4N ,;-% - € ' Eleanor Liddell Learned, Mississippi Quiet and unassuming — a loyal friend. and good student. Johnson Porter Glen Allen, Mississippi Harold Lloyd ' s own rival. Dramatic Club ' 30, ' 31; B. Y. P. U. ' 30, ' 31. Alberta Phipps Jackson, Mississippi I know a maiden fair to see. Bill Guilbert Jackson, Mississippi A graceful correction, the proper study of ■mankind is woman. Ada McCaa Lorman, Mississippi ' A red head without the proverbial temper. ' Y. W. C. A. ' 31; Epworth League ' 31. 9 TBiE lilNDICNIAN Willi a Buel Bolton, Mississippi •The grand end of life is action, not knowledge. James Coleman Jackson, Mississippi ' •Movie fan was Raymond specialty — Ho! for Hollywood. Mildred Emanuel My politics, like my religion, being of an exeeedin ' accommodating character. Y. W. C. A. ' 31; Epworth League ' 31. Max Patrick Learned, Mississippi ' •Here ' s to Maxie Patrick, The man of great renown; He manages the ball team And never wears a frown. Dramatic Club ' 31; Hi-Y ' 31; Epworth League ' 31; Advertising Manager of Hindsonian ' 31; Sport Editor of Hindsonian ' 31; Manager of ball teams ' 31. Mary Ward Biggs Eaymond, Mississippi • ' How does each little busy bee improve each shi7iing hour? ■ - 9 THE HINDSCNI4N m jh TnlBt i ; J L N ICES E. B. Yarbeo Jackson, Mississippi Benjamin McAlpin Jackson, Mississippi Lillian Carroll Jackson, Mississippi Cauley Williams Clarksdale, Mississippi Grafton Varner Bolton, Mississippi Billie Butler Jackson, Mississippi T. J. Gardner Jackson, Mississippi Dorothy Morris Jackson, Mississippi Charlie Spears Jackson, Mississippi Charles McKay DeKalb, Mississippi Edna Earl Jones Summit, Mississippi John Morgan Jackson, Mississippi 9 THE H ■ N DSC N ■ AN Nettie Clyde Butler Rolling Fork, Mississippi Minnie Ruth Holloway Jackson, Mississippi Mildred Buckley Jackson, Mississippi Herbert Hill Jackson, Mississippi Donald Lilly Learned, Mississippi Mary V. Colson Biloxi, Mississippi Eleanor Charboneau Jackson, Mississippi A. J. Brown Olarksdale, Mississippi Max Stringer Jackson, Mississip] i Nellie Puryear Raymond, Mississippi Bonita Stokes Pascagoula, Mississippi Mae Frances Romine Greenville, Mississippi 9 THE IIINI  C)NIAN 19 3 1 Melvin Richardson Captain Jobie Harris Coach Sam Davis Captain Alberta Noneinger Sponsor Max Patrick Manager THE II I N I M )N I A N I )avis Coleman Half Carter Quarter Wilson Half THE FCCTEALL SEASCN With only three letter men back from last year ' s squad Coach Har- ris was faced with the problem of building a team from green and unexperienced players. Instead of grieving about the lack of ma- terial Coach Jobie went to work and turned out the best football team that Hinds Jr. College has ever produced. The Eagles were on the field early and when prac- tice was finally over the man in Richardson Tackle Andrews Tackle 9 THE lilNDICNIAN Morgan Guard Clark Guard Wright Guard BURKJIART Guard the moon had the pleasure of having watched the boys labor for at least an hour. Starting the season with a six- six tie game with Carthage, the Eagles lost their next three games and the situation looked gloomy, but the Eagles worked harder and broke into the winning col- umn by licking the strong Kem- per County Jr. College team by Berryhill Tackle BOYCE Center 9 THE MNDICNI iN Gaddis End l)R(l VN End Cochran End Biggs End the score of twenty-one to eight. After that victory the Eagles were unbeatable, winning from Deca- tur, Mississippi College Freshmen, and playing a scoreless tie with Ellisville. Only three men are lost by graduation and Eagle supporters are expecting to have a great team next year. BlJRNHAM End IJakkk End 9 THE MNDSCNIAN HOLLIDAY Tackle LONGMIRE Guard Abbey Guard Peyton End Moore Half Scott Half Doremus Quarter Wall Guard 19 3 1 TH E II I N I M ) N I AN GENERAL REVIEW Hinds Jr. College athletics have truly enjoyed a good year. The foot- bad team started the fireworks by defeating some of the strongest teams in the state and the basketballers carried the good work on. The volley ball team failed to add year number five to their string of championships, but even the world champion Athletics lose a game oc- casionally. The tennis teams are exceptionally strong, with John Morgan, Robert Ballard, George Worrell, Pete Ott, and Max Stringer exhibiting their wares. The track team boasts the stellar Herman Berryhill, who has not been defeated in a hurdle race for several seasons, Ellis Davis, Dudley Moore, Billy Walls, Sylvester Smith, Bill Andrews, Alex Holliday, Longmire, Miller, and Richardson. The baseball team has the possibilities of developing a first class club before the end of the season. We do not claim to be the best, but we do claim to be as good as the best. SEASCNS RESULTS fCCTEALL HINDS 6 Carthage G HINDS (i Senatobia 7 HINDS Summit 21 HINDS Moorhead 14 HINDS 21 Scooba 8 HINDS 20 Decatur 6 HINDS 14 Miss. Fresh. 12 HINDS Bllisville HINDS 1!) Perkinston 74 19 3 1 THE H ■ N DSCN ■ AN Noel Nutt Coach Omar Morgan Herman Berryhill Captain Captain 19 3 1 THE MND$€NI4N BASKET C4LL HINDS 41- HINDS 56- HINDS 29- HINDS 46- HINDS 37- II I NDS 34- IilNDS 33- HINDS 45- HINDS 35- HINDS 31- HINDS 22- HINDS 17- HINDS 35- III NDS 37- HINDS 53- II I NDS 30- III NDS 37- III NDS 35- HINDS 39- H1NDS 21- HINDS 17- -Mississippi College All Stars 31 -Moorhead 41 -Moorhead 30 -Decatur 32 -Decatur 32 -Goodman 36 -Millsaps Freshmen 27 -Millsaps Freshmen 18 -Decatur 49 -Decatur 2 ' ) -Scooba 27 -Seooba 40 -Goodman 21 -Moorhead 23 -Moorhead 24 -Wesson 28 -Wesson 34 -Scooba 32 -Scooba 17 -Wesson (Tournament) 20 -Decatur (Tournament) 24 9 THE I INI M NI4N C4§I ET CALL Fourteen victories and five defeats is not a bad record for any basket ball team and that ' s just what the Eagles did their first season under the coaching of Noel Nutt. The Eagle mentor turned out the best team in the conference despite the fact that the Eagles failed to win championship in the tournament play. Going into the semi-finals without having to play a single game the Eagles gave the mighty Copiah-Lincoln Wolves a licking that they will never forget. The Eagles had defeated the Wolves twice previous to the tourney and they were determined to get revenge. With a five point lead and only two minutes to play, it looked as though the Wolves ' prayers would be answered, but Berryhill and Davis threw a couple of long ones through the wicker and then Foots Ponder did the hero-act by sinking a Forkville Special in the fading seconds of play. Decatur defeated the Eagles for the Championship, a team that the Eagles had defeated three times previous to the tournament. We are expecting Coach Nutt ' s nineteen-thirty-two team to do equally as well. 9 3 1 THE HINDSCN IAN Pearl Brown Captain Sara Sheffield Coach mm Sarah Standifer Captain The basketball team was by far the best that H. J. C. has produced for four years. Captain Sara Standifer led the Eaglettes through an eighteen game schedule, winning eleven and losing only seven. The Eaglettes went to the Tournament as the imder-dogs, but defeated the strong Sunflower sextette in one of the greatest games ever played in the Tournament and made the mighty feminine Wolves of Wesson fight the hardest battle of their career. For three quarters the Eaglettes — rated as second-division team — led the Wesson girls by a narrow margin, but faltered in the closing minutes of play when their star forward was injured and had to leave the game. Pearl Brown, Chesley Newman, Estelle O ' Brien, Bobbie Morris, Lucile Berryhill and Lois Wicker have played their last game for Hinds, but they will always be remembered by the school for the services that they have rendered, but Eva Lee Davis, Annie Chapman, Sara Grice, Vera Mason, Beatrice Collins, Lola Thigpen, Etoile Murdoek, Marie Briehetto, Eleanor Collins and Mary V. Eckles will be back to carry on. 9 THE I I N I VI )N 1 AN ' ' : Jm s Spiv ife 19 3 1 THE 1! I N S N I A N 19 3 1 THE lilNDSCNIAN Soccer Team Volley Ball 19 3 1 TH E HINDICNIAN 19 3 1 THE HINDICNIAN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Hindsonian off n ( ■ €«.■ cf ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER JL k BUSINESS MANAGER. 4m J®ctir ick ADVERTISING MANAGER, BOyS ATHLETIC EDITOR. CIRCULATION MANAGER. A SSI STA NT ADVERTISING MANAGER. Z)at t ' a dOKE EDITOR, jSanete j ART EDITOR. a man, GIRLS ATHLETIC EDITOR.. 9 THE IIINI M NI1N Orchestra Glee Club 1 S 3 1 THE HIND§CNI iN s ssss i ■I T flyWt ' Y. W. C. A. Hi-Y 19 3 1 THE UNI M NiAN Epworth League B. Y. P. U. 19 3 1 TH E HINDSCNIAN Christian Endeavor Engineering (Jlu 9 THE HI NCSCNI4N | -■■■ . ' ■ ' .- ' ■ I T Ml «C, § lp a m  • ' . ' . HjJrif jjr rT -fTITT Dramatic Club Submerged 9 Louise Harris Miss H. J. C. Ruth Bailey Prettiest Girl John Beckes Most Handsome Boy Bobbie Morris Most Popular Girl T Max Patrick Most Popular Boy ' II . Mos Stylish Weelein Covington £6 s£ Athlete Melvin Richardson £esf Athlete Sarah Stanoifer RERD-OUR D R U G 8 PRESCRIPTIONS We Are for Hinds Junior College THE BEST IN DRUG STORE GOODS THE BEST IN DRUG STORE SERVICE WILLIAMS DRUG STORE Kelly ' s— Where Friends Meet Friends PHONE 58 Raymond, Mississipp i SODA SERVICE TOILETRIES DOWNING -LOCKE COMPANY Jackson ' s Shopping Center — — Boys ' Clothing, Men ' s Clothing- Furnishings — o — Authentic Apparel for Ladies, Misses, Children, and Infants Compliments of R. H. GREEN WHOLESALE GROCER Fruit and Produce Pleezing Distributor Jackson, Miss. Compliments of Montgomery Ward Company JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI MORE THAN QUARTER CENTURY SERVICE Where Price and Quality Meet in Happy Accord Unglaub Studio Vicksburg , Mississippi Made the Photos in this ANNUAL SPECIALISTS IN FINE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ANNUALS The KENNINGTON ' S IDI 1 cgcicgippi ' g u l t«T l ' i- i g Quality ivi i a s i a a i t v Best Values The Best Clothing of Quality For All t he Family The Best Styles The Best Service JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Collins Baking Co YOU ' LL ENJOY TWIST BREAD Gaddis Motor Co. FORDS Gas, Oil and Accessories RAYMOND, MISS. Have your clothes ready for KOLB ' IS TRUCK — Calls every Monday and Thursday KOLB ' S CLEANING CO. JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI DAVIS PLUMBING CO. Quality Plumbing 115 S. State Street Jackson, Miss. Merchants Planters Bank CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER .+40,000.00 There is no substitute for Experience — Save it and wisely invest it. RAYMOND, MISS. fSeale-zbui tea ICE CREAM A Health Food - - Always in Season Factories Jackson, Miss. Vicksburg-, Miss. For Sporting Goods of All Kinds Call on Addkison Hardware Company 151 East Capitol St. Jackson, Mississippi Robinson Julienne General Insurance Lampton Bldg. Phones 231-285 Jackson, Miss. Compliments of H. T. Cottam Co. Wholesale Grocers Phones 212-1133 JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI AUTO G R A P H S X ' m ■ {;, ;,;,: ' 1);.. W . . N ANNUAL SHOULD BE MORE THAN A MERE RECORD OF EVENTS 08 IT SHOULD PRESERVE THE ATMOSPHERE ' . ' TRADITIONS AND INSPIRATION OF THAT PARTIO r ULAR SCHOOL YEAR. lo this end we have endeavored to cooperate with the staff and school in the illustrating of this Annual m urn Si ■% [ ■,■ ■ ' ■ ' ■: , ..ftl •■■+ ' ' : ' .., i ■ ' ,„ ? : ' ■ Siti A: 7 z ? 7€ ar o tte Jbw A THE ALABAMA ENGRPGO). BIRMINGHAM For a Quarter of a Centum Illustrators of Dist- inctive College and High School Annuals mm J ■ ' . ' ■■ ' ■ - : ■■■.■ ' ■ ' ..■■ ' ' ■■ BHBH IB|| m ' I ■■■■■•■ ■ _HnE ishhh . ..■■•..■.■•-...■ ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ' : - ' : -; v ■ ' ' ■ ' ' ■. 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