Hinds Community College - Eagle Yearbook (Raymond, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1947 volume:

McLENDON LIBRARY RAYMOND, MISS. 39154 -tr Hinds Junior College Library ' .me PMc ' LENDON LIBRARY Hinds Junior Coilege RAYMOND, MiSS. 33154 U W4«-47 d. La£d+Ke lunk, !M er ft (vmSi its iatfyi ria i . ' Wt mitt Que i,fyt {MY tff fa fe rS ifas s$itg Sbhtbsl Qfy, thin 6s! iM g Mfg ever ttgdi fa Jtiik ' Js! O if, Mints! (i$ m art Sea % hf?! T 1 e S,a a h «no?p.ra«on that «tf J SttadBM- that prevailed ever Y j illed to overflowing. ds and LOedti tcatton MRS. PURYEAR With sincere love and appreciation we dedicate this edition of THE EAGLE to Mrs. Lamar Puryear, who is an ornament to her profession, and who, by her active interest in student and civic affairs, has been a source of guidance and inspiration to us all. The Administration Building at Night V - ♦AST . A tit %■ i m . %£ A View of the Campus From the Highway A View of Shangri-La, the Gym, and the Vocational Shop Building The Girls ' Dormitory Viewed From the Library Window cJhe Lr residents I lies sage To the members of The Eagle Staff we express appreciation. We know that through your efforts the large number of people return- ing to us will see a portrayal of the continued progress that has been made by Hinds Junior College. The record herein amply justifies pride and satisfaction on the part of those who have con- tributed toward fhis eventuality. — G. M. McLendon. QJacultq and Cidrntntstratton J. H. ABERCROMBIE Electrical Motor Repair LOLA I. ALLEN Secretary and Bookkeeper H. J. BANKSTON, JR. Science A. L. BENTON Business Manager oi Veterans ' Housing Project MRS. J. H. ABERCROMBIE Secretary to the Co-ordinator MRS. EVA ASKEW Hostess Girls ' Dormitory T. T. BEEMON Science GEORGE BOWLING Drafting and Woodwork 10 cJacultu and Gtdniini acuity an ministration RUTH BOYD English C. M. BURLESON Barbering L. KENNETH CLARK Business Education H. A. COHRAN Radio Mechanics JOSEPH BRIDEWELL Bible JIMMIE EL. BYRD English MRS. KENNETH CLARK Secretary to the President GERTRUDE DAVIS English Dean of Women )i (y acuity and Cldfntntstrattori L. C. DEVALL, JR. Social Science Assistant Coach CHARLOTTE GARDNER Piano MARY HALFORD Business Education MILDRED HERRIN Registrar Business Education HERBERT S. EMIGH Science Mathematics W. H. GIBBES High School Principal Education JOE R. HARRIS Social Science M. F. HERRING Dean of Men Education 12 G7 acuity and CAdministrattori MRS. M. F. HERRING Dietitian MRS. EDWARD KELSON Physical Education W. C. LOGGANS Machine Shop G. L. MOORE Co-ordinator BEN C. JOHNSON Electricity DAVID LEWIS, JR. Auto Mechanics MRS. W. M. McKENZIE Psychology Refresher English T. S. MYERS Agriculturist 13 QJacultu and Cidi acuity an ministration J. F. PITTINGER Radio Mechanics JOHN J. READ Coach Physical Education GRADY L. SHEFFIELD Manager of Meat- Curing Plant LURLINE STEWART Mathematics MRS., LAMAR PURYEAR Mathematics MRS. GERTRUDE ROWZEE Librarian C. AUBREY SIEVERS Band and Instrumental Music ANN STONE Modern Languages 14 CJacult and CLdrninistration ALICE C. STRINGER Voice JACK TRELOAR Agriculture PERRY WALDVOGEL Social Science Coach FLETA WHITAKER Home Economics E. A. SUMMERS Electricity, Refrigeration, Air Conditioning HAROLD TURNAGE English Public Relations R. L. WALLACE Bible C. W. WILLIAMS Electrical Refrigeration Air Conditioning 15 16 Soph Off, omore vz rricers John S. Virden James Ray Bres George D. Newman Patricia Williams Jean Stegall Mr. Gibbes Miss HaHord 17 Soph omores PATSY BAKER ,___Brandon, Miss. Who ' s Who, 1; Girls ' Chorus, 1; Hind- sonian Staff, 2; YWCA, 1, 2; Majofette, 1, 2; Basketball, 1, 2; Wedding, 1, 2; BSU, 1, 2; Lamplighters, 1, 2. LOIS BELL Yokena, Miss. Christian Endeavor, 1, 2; Basketball, 2; Mixed Chorus, 1. LOUIS BELL Yokena, Miss. Christian Endeavor, 1, 2; Basketball, 2; Mixed Chorus, 1. MERT BELL Hattiesburg, Miss. Who ' s Who, 1, 2; Basketball, 1, 2; Hind- sonian, 1, 2; Mixed Chorus, 2; YWCA, 1, 2; BSU, 1, 2; Cheerleader, 1, 2; Dra- matic Club 2. LANELLE BERRYHILL__ .Learned, Miss. Mixed Chorus, 1, 2. JANE BIGGS Raymond, Miss. Band, 1; Basketball, 1, 2. LOUIS F. BOTELER Raymond, Miss. Basketball, 1, 2; Football, 1, 2; Who ' s Who, 2; Baseball, 1, 2; Track, 1, 2. .Learned, Miss. DOROTHY BOYD Class Voice, 1. WILLIAM E. BRENT__ .Raymond, Miss. Who ' s Who, 2; Band, 1. JAMES RAY BRES Vicksburg, Miss. Who ' s Who, 1; Class Voice, 1; Mixed Chorus, 1; Boys ' Glee Club, 1; CYO, 1; Football, 1, 2; All-State Quarterback, 1; Most Valuable Football Player, 2; Class Officer, 1, 2; Basketball, 1, 2; Track, 1, 2; Baseball, 1, 2. 18 Soph omores ALICE BROCK Learned, Miss. Girls ' Chorus, 1; Mixed Chorus, 2; BSU, 1, 2. LEON BURGESS Bruce, Miss. Hindsonian, 2. MARGARET CAGLE__ .Raymond, Miss. Dramatic Club, 2. HUBERT CAMPBELL Benton, Miss. Eagle Staff, 2; BSU, 1, 2; Basketball 1; Phi Theta Kappa, 2. JIM CARBALLO Kosciusko, Miss. Football, 1,. 2; Who ' s Who, 1; Class Officer, 1; MYF, 1, 2; All-State, 1; All- State Football, Honorable Mention, 2. JACKIE CASEY___: Jackson, Miss. Girls ' Chorus, 1; Majorette, 1, 2; Wed- ding, 1. AVIS CLARK Raymond, Miss. Mixed Chorus, 1, 2. FAB AN CLARK Ripley, Miss. MARY COLEMAN Carpenter, Miss. MYF, 1, 2; Hindsonian, 1, 2; YWCA, 1, 2; Y Cabinet, 2; Phi Theta Kappa, 1, 2. DELORES COSTELLO__Oak Grove, La. BSU, 1, 2; YWCA, 1, 2; Basketball, 1. 19 Soon opnomores THOMAS CUPIT__ .Union Church, Miss MYF, 2; YMCA, 2. BRIAN PAT DURST___Catchings, Miss. Basketball, 1; Football, 1. ELOISE EDMONDS Newton, Miss. MYF, 1, 2. MARGIE EICHELBERGER. Morton, Miss. Girls ' Chorus, 1; MYF, 1, 2; YWCA, 1, 2; Band, 1; Dramatics, 2; Lamplighters, 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa, 2. ERNESTO A. ELIAS__New Orleans, La. Football, 1, 2; Baseball, 1, 2; Golden Glove State Champion, 2; Hindsonian, 2. WINNIE RUTH FILES Jackson, Miss. MYF, 2. JB Ex, 3 X I m VASURE GIBSON__Blue Springs, Miss. Basketball, 1, 2. JAMES B. GLEASON. -Raymond, Miss. MYF, 1, 2; Football, 1. CHRISTINE GOOCH Jackson, Miss. Girls ' Chorus, 1; YWCA, 1, 2; MYF, 1, 2; Eagle Staff, 2; Mixed Chorus, 2; Phi Theta Kappa, 2. MARGARET S. GOOCH Jackson, Miss. Eagle Staff, 1; Girls ' Chorus, 1; MYF, 1, 2; YWCA, 1, 2. 20 Soph Of ' 2Sf — GEORGE ). GRAVA Pottsville, Pa. Football, 1, 2; Baseball, 1, 2; Track, 1, 2; Basketball, 1. CHARLES H. GRIFFIN Utica, Miss. Hindsonian, 2; Christian Endeavor, 1; YMCA, 1. JOYCE HERRING Raymond, Miss. Who ' s Who, 1, 2; Girls ' Chorus, 1; Mixed Chorus, 1; Hindsonian, 1, 2; BSU, 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa, 1, 2; Y Cabinet, 2; Dramatics Club, 2; Wedding, 2. NEAL D. HOLLINGS WORTH Terry, Miss. ORION PAT HORNE Jackson, Miss. Basketball, 1. CHARLIE W. HORTON___Tunica, Miss. Who ' s Who, 2; Football, 1, 2; Baseball, 1, 2. JOE E. HORTON Jackson, Miss. Football, 1; BSU, 1. KENNETH C. HUTCHINSON Jackson, Miss. Football, 2; BSU, 2. CLARENCE E. IVEY Utica, Miss. MYF, 1, 2; YMCA, 2. DORIS JOHNSON _ _.. Morton, Miss. Mixed Chorus, 1, 2; Hindsonian, 2; MYF, 1, 2; Band, T, 2; Lamplighters, 1, 2; YWCA, 1, 2; Class Voice, 1, 2; Girls ' Chorus, 1, 2. 21 omores DOT JOHNSON Morton, Miss. Mixed Chorus, 1, 2; Hindsonian, 2; MYF, 1, 2; YWCA, 1, 2; Band, 1, 2; Lamplighters, 1, 2; Wedding, 2; Who ' s Who, 2; Class Voice, 1, 2; Girls ' Chorus, 1, 2. JAMES S. JOHNSON Walnut Grove, Miss. BSU, 1, 2; Band, 1, 2; Basketball, 1. BETTY LEE JONES Jackson, Miss. Wedding 2. CLARENCE C. JONES -Raymond, Miss. GWENDOLYN JONES. _ Jackson, Miss. Girls ' Chorus, 2; BSU, 1, 2; Wedding, 2; Lamplighters, 1; YWCA, 1, 2. JANE ANN JONES Jackson, Miss. Mixed Chorus, 2. IRENE KENNEDY Brandon, Miss. Who ' s Who, 2. ELAINE LEE Brookhaven, Miss. BSU, 1, 2; Y Cabinet, 2; Basketball, 1, 2; Dramatic Club, 2; Lamplighters, 2; YWCA, 1, 2; Miss H.J.C., 2. ROBERT G. McKISSACK- -Bolton, Miss. Basketball, All-State, 1; Basketball, 1, 2. MARJORIE McRAE Garyville, La. MYF, 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa, 1, 2; Y Cabinet, 2; Wedding, 1; Eagle Staff, 1. 22 Soph omores INA MAE MARTIN Raymond, Mississippi Bakketball, 1,2. HARVEY J. MASHBURN Raymond, Mississippi YMCA, 2. RUBY MAXWELL Sontag, Mississippi BSU, 1, 2; Lamplighters, 1; Girls ' Chorus, 1. OTHEL W. MENDROP Vicksburg, Mississippi Who ' s Who, 1; Glee Club, 1; BSU, 1, 2; YMCA, 2; Basketball, 1, 2; Foot- ball, 1; Class Officer, 1; Track, 1, 2; Football Manager, 2; Class Voice, 1; Mixed Chorus, 1. JAMES T. MONK Jackson, Mississippi Football, 1, 2; Little Ail-American, 2; All State, 2. SUE MORGAN Saltillo, Mississippi BSU, 1, 2; Y Cabinet, 2; Phi Theta Kappa, 1,2. HENRY E. MYERS Pelahatchie, Mississippi Glee Club, 1; BSU, 1,2. LILLIE MAE NAIL Duck Hill, Mississippi Basketball, 1, 2; YWCA, 1, 2; BSU, 1, 2; Mixed Chorus, 2; Wedding, 2. GEORGE DEWEY NEWMAN Utica, Mississippi Class Officer, 2; BSU, 1, 2. HUGH NOBLE Anguilla, Mississippi Boys ' Chorus, 1; Band, 1, 2; MYF, 1, 2. 23 Soph opnomores BILL C. ODOM Stonewall, Mississippi BSU, 1, 2; Eagle Staff, 2. WOODROW W. OGDEN Natchez, Mississippi Eagle Staff, 2. FRANCES PRICE Prentiss, Mississippi BSU, 1, 2; YWCA, 2; Lamplighters, 2. ELIZABETH RASBERRY Flora, Mississippi MYF, 1, 2; Dramatics Club, 2; Lamp- lighters, 2; Majorette, 2; Carnival Queen, 2; Who ' s Who, 2. CLAUDINE RAWLS Shivers, Mississippi Mixed Chorus, 2; Girls ' Chorus, 1; BSU, 1, 2; Lamplighters, 1, 2; YWCA, 1, 2. NANCY JOAN READ Raymond, Mississippi Mixed Chorus, 1, 2; CYO, 1; Eagle Staff, 2; Class Voice, 1, 2; Girls ' Chorus, 1, 2. CHARLES R. RISER Raymond, Mississippi GEORGE W. SMITH Greenwood, Mississippi Who ' s Who, 1; Mixed Chorus, 2; MYF, 1, 2; Band, 1, 2; Football, 1, 2; Boys ' Glee Club, 1; YMCA, 2; All State Football Honorable Mention, 1; Class Officer, 1; Track, 1, 2; Class Voice, 1, 2; Mixed Chorus, 1, 2. LYDUMAH STANLEY Goshen Springs, Mississippi Mixed Chorus, 2; Girls ' Chorus, 1; BSU, 1, 2; YWCA, 1, 2; Class Voice, 2. BOBBYE STATON Walnut Grove, Mississippi Girls ' Chorus, 1; Mixed Chorus, 2; BSU, 1, 2; Dramatic Club, 2; Lamp- lighters, 2; Class Voice, 1, 2. 24 Soph omores JEANNE STEGALL Morton, Miss. Girls ' Chorus, 1; BSU, 1, 2; Y Cabinet, 2; Band, 2; Dramatic Club, 2; Lamp- lighters, 1; Mixed Chorus, 2; Who ' s Who, 2; Class Officer, 2. A. J. STENNETT Mize, Miss. MYF, 1, 2; YMCA, 2; Mixed Chorus, 2; Phi Theta Kappa, 2; Class Voice, 2. SUE STEWART Brandon, Miss. Mixed Chorus, 1, 2; YWCA, 2; BSU, 1, 2. TRAVIS I. STEWART. -Batesville, Miss. Glee Club, 2; BSU, 1, 2. KATHERINE STRINGER, . Jackson, Miss. Who ' s Who, 1, 2; BSU, 1, 2; Y Cabinet, 2; Basketball, 1, 2; Wedding, 1, 2; Cheerleader, 2. WILLIAM N. STRINGER. —Terry, Miss: ELSIE SWEENEY Raymond, Miss. Mixed Chorus, 1, 2. ANNIE LOU SYKES ., Crystal Springs, Miss. Girls ' Chorus, 1; BSU, 1, 2; Y Cabinet, 2; Wedding, 1, 2; Lamplighters, 1, 2; YWCA, 1, 2. THOMAS E. TATE McComb, Miss. BSU, 1, 2. BETTY THERRELL Florence, Miss. Who ' s Who, 2; Girls ' Chorus, 1; Mixed Chorus, 2; BSU, 1, 2; Lamplighters, 1, 2; Wedding, 2; Eagle Staff, 2; Class Officer, 1, 2; YWCA, 1, 2. 25 Soph omores SUE V. THOMPSON Jackson, Miss. Girls ' Chorus, 1; Mixed Chorus, 2; MYF, 1, 2; YWCA, 1, 2; Cheerleader, 1; Hindsonian, 2; Class Voice, 1. JACK THORNE Raymond, Miss. JOHN S. VIRDEN Jackson, Miss. Basketball, 1; Mr. H.J.C., 2; Class Offi- cer, 2; Phi Theta Kappa, 2; Dramatic Club, 2; Hindsonian, 1, 2; Football, 1; DAV Officer, 2. RICHARD H. WARD Hub, Miss. BSU, 1, 2. PATRICIA WILLIAMS ___Jackson, Miss. Girls ' Chorus, 1; Wedding, 1; Christian Endeavor, 1, 2; YWCA, 1, 2. CLAYTON E. WILLIAMS Learned, Miss. LILA JEAN WILLIAMS Flora, Miss. MYF, 1, 2; Girls ' Chorus, 1; Lamplight- ers, 1; YWCA, 1, 2; Mixed Chorus, 2. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Jackson, Miss. Christian Endeavor, 1, 2; YWCA, 1, 2; Y Cabinet, 2; Hindsonian, 1, 2; Eagle Staff, 2; Dramatic Club, 2; Who ' s Who, 2; Phi Theta Kappa, 2. FRANCES YATES Utica, Miss. Girls ' Chorus, 1; Mixed Chorus, 2; MYF, 1, 2; Lamplighters, 1, 2. 26 CJreshman Kyjjt tcers Wilbert Ellis Vice-President - Ed Clark President Ed Kelson Treasurer ' ■ ' - ' ■ Tommie Ainsworth Secretary Sponsors Mrs. Kelson 27 Coach Harris Clresh men lames Moody Adams Terry, Miss. Warren H. Blake Jackson, Miss. Edna Earle Ahrend Union Church, Miss. Hershel H. Blakeney Clinton, Miss. Tommy Ainsworth Hermanville, Miss. Sarah Boleware Crystal Springs, Miss Earl A. Allen Learned, Miss. Mary Elizabeth Boyd Anguilla, Miss. James V. Allen Raymond, Miss. Willie Mae Bradshaw Morton, Miss. Miller Bankston Raymond, Miss. Marjorie Rose Breeden Utica, Miss. Jimmy Bacot Bolton, Miss -- Hugh A. Brent, Jr. Raymond, Miss. Josephine Bamett Carthage, Miss. Clarence L. Brooks Lena, Miss. Charlene Barnett Hermanville, Miss. Raymond Burleson Raymond, Miss. Elbert Beasley Hub, Mississippi Charles A. Byrd Tylertown, Miss. James C. Berry Vicksburg, Miss. Marshall E. Calhoun Jackson, Miss. Neal E. Bittle Aberdeen, Miss. Joe Campbell Terry, Miss. 28 Q resn FIRST ROW W. J. Caperton, Jr Louisville, Miss. John Harvey Carr Crystal Springs, Miss. Thomas T. Chick, Jr Jackson, Miss. Edward B. Clark Miami, Fla. John H. Coalter Leland, Miss. Barbara I. Cockerham Canton, Miss. SECOND ROW James L. Cockerham Liberty, Miss. F. M. Cockrell D ' Lo, Miss. James L. Condia } Bolton, Miss. Emily Cook Columbia, Miss. Roland Cranford Columbia, Miss. Charles E. Crapps Ludlow, Miss. men THIRD ROW Edward F. Crawford New Hebron, Miss. Giles W. Crisler Raymond, Miss. Wallace S. Culipher Bolton, Miss. Dorothy R. Cupit Union Church, Miss. James A. Curnick Jackson, Miss. Wilbur Lee Daniel Forest, Miss. FOURTH ROW Anse McKay (Mack) Davis Goshen Springs, Miss. Fred Davis Lake, Miss. Marcus T. Davis Vicksburg, Miss. Jane Denson Jackson, Miss. Clarence E. Derrington Jackson, Miss. Robert Amos Dowdle, Jr Canton, Miss. :t$.-kv:o: V;:; 29 C resh men FIRST ROW Noble Ellis Jackson, Miss. Blanche Gooch Ellis Florence, Miss. Wilbert M. Ellis West Poin t, Miss. Dewey B. Emmons Lake, Miss. Dorothy Files Jackson, Miss. Joe W. Ford, Jr Jackson, Miss. SECOND ROW Sara E. Gardner Canton, Miss. Joseph T. Giambrone Bolton, Miss. Patsy Jean Gibson Mendenhall, Miss. Quinton Gibson Tutwiler, Miss. Earl Gill Johns, Miss. Sara Lee Gill Johns, Miss. i t % 1 THIRD ROW Robert G. Girlings, Jr Holmesville, Miss. George E. Gleason Braxton, Miss. James B. Glisson Yazoo City, Miss. Roy Gober Canton, Miss. Jaqualyn Hammond Jackson, Miss. Dewey Harden, Jr. Amory, Miss. FOURTH ROW Alford W. Hardy, Jr Canton, Miss. Wayne H. Hegwood i Jackson, Miss. John M. Hemphill Whitfield, Miss. Byrt Hill Amory, Miss. Carl A. Hill, Jr Crystal Springs, Miss. George W. Hill Crystal Springs, Miss. 30 QJ resin men FIRST ROW John W. Hill New Albany, Miss. Thomas N. Hilton Jackson, Miss. Carl D. Hirschenhofer Vicksburg, Miss. Pete T. Hodo, Jr Amory, Miss. Barbara Hogue Eden, Miss. John Huff Pulaski, Miss. SECOND ROW Elaine Huggins Brookhaven, Miss. Emogene Johnston Okolona, Miss. James Floyd Johnson Carthage, Miss. Robert C. Johnstone Jackson, Miss. Charles E. Keeton Cherokee, Ala. Dale Kelly Anding, Miss. THIRD ROW Edward O. Kelson Pensacola, Fla. Angelo LaBathe Amory, Miss. Dan W. Lassetter i Harpersville, Miss. Robert T. Ledbetter III Jackson, Miss. Jacqueline F. Leggett Jackson, Miss. Frank Robert Lindblad Jackson, Miss. FOURTH ROW James E. Lovell Jackson, Miss. Bradley T. Lutz Pattison, Miss. Richard M. McClosky Tampa, Fla. Jim Freeman McCoy Lake, Miss. Dorothy Lee Mclnnis Mcunt Olive, Miss. William T. McLemore Vest Point, Miss. 31 (yresh men % .,- FIRST ROW Bill McManus, Jr Hazlehurst, Miss. George L. McMurtray, Jr New Orleans, La. Knox McNair Mount Olive, Miss. Sam F. Malone Corinth, Miss. Ray Marshall _ _ Jackson, Miss. Lawrence E. Martin Terry, Miss. SECOND ROW David Martz Jackson, Miss. Dan Mathews Raymond, Miss. Mary Frances Mathews Utica, Miss. Claire F. Meeks Edwards, Miss. Viola G. Miller Jayees, Miss. Marvin W. Morgan Star, Miss. THIRD ROW Irvin Mosley Vassburg, Miss. Carl A. Muller Canton, Miss. Jacqueline A. Musil Vicksburg, Miss. Elizabeth Nichols Belzoni, Miss. Edwina O ' Brien Raymond, Miss. Elizabeth Overby Benton, Miss. FOURTH ROW Nelda Jean Owings Amory, Miss George I. Pace ■ Alexandria, La. Renolda Patterson Clinton, Miss. William E. Patterson Anguilla, Miss. Ruth Peacock Shivers, Miss. Lester A. Perm, Jr Ludlow, Miss. 32 Qjresh FIRST ROW Betty Jean Pepper Vaughan, Miss. Richard L. Pepper Vaughan, Miss. Durell H. Phillips D ' Lo, Miss. Francis Ponder Braxton, Miss. Rueben D. Price, Jr Utica, Miss. William H. Purviance Jackson, Miss. SECOND ROW Bill Ramsey Vicksburg, Miss. John A. Rees, Jr Jackson, Miss. Johnnie M. Riddell Raymond, Miss. Ruby Jean Riser Terry, Miss. Howard Robinson Brandon, Miss. Durwood Robinson Brandon, Miss. : ' J S| HUM liii 12: j men THIRD ROW Hal Rogers, Jr Amory, Miss. Tommie Dell Ross Mendenhall, Miss. Archie Rushing, Jr Foxworth, Miss. Joe H. Sanderson Brandon, Miss. Jean L. Scott Raymond, Miss. Herbert Sessums Lena, Miss. FOURTH ROW Mason Shelby Ter;y, Miss. Charles E. Shores lackson, Miss. Edgar Lee Shotts Utica, Miss. Earl Stanley Smathers Raymond, Miss. Edgar D. Smith Sharron, Miss. Mildred Smith Utica, Miss. QJresh men ' r  J ■ J oWSj FIRST ROW James E. Sneed Jackson, Miss. Charles E. Steen Yazoo City, Miss. Wylie C. Stevens Hamilton, Miss. Billy B. Stewart Brandon, Miss. Frank B. Stewart Jackson, Miss. H. R. Stringer, Jr Bogue Chitto, Miss. SECOND ROW Catherine E. Taylor Florence, Miss. Peggy Therrell i Florence, Miss. Hagan Thompson Jackson, Miss. Edsel E. Thrash Lake, Miss. Marshall R. Thrash Lake, Miss. Maudine Thrash Lake, Miss. THIRD ROW Claude Townsend Johns, Miss. Sara Jean Tullos Morton, Miss. Hilda Ann Upton Walnut Grove, Miss. Joe D. Valentour Jackson, Miss. Henry A. Walker Vicksburg, Miss. Leola Walker Prentiss, Miss. FOURTH ROW Glen Blakely Walley Jackson, Miss. Norris E. Ward __Yazoo City, Miss. Joseph C. Warren Jackson, Miss. Marshall B. Weathersby New Hebron, Miss. James Freeman Webb Florence, Miss. Malcolm Wells Mount Olive, Miss. 34 cfresh men FIRST ROW Helen Wyvonne Whitehead Jackson, Miss. Albert A. Wiley, Jr Glenn Allen, Miss. Dow Williams Jackson, Miss. Merton E. Williams Pocahontas, Miss. Paul T. Williams Jackson, Miss. Veola Genevieve Williams. .Pocahontas, Miss. SECOND ROW Donald Winstead Jackson, Miss. Ina Ethyl Womack Utica, Miss. Benjamin Woods, Jr Bentonia, Miss. Betty Zeringue Raymond, Miss. 35 MISS BYRD — Sponsor eators MARY JANE BRENT — President JUANITA CULIPHER — Vice-Pres. MRS. ROWZEE — Sponsor BETTY ANN DEAR — Secretary RUTH BUFORD — Reporter 36 s, entors NORMA COLLEEN BANES Raymond, Mississippi MYF, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN BARNETT Raymond, Mississippi Hindsonian Staff, 4; Sextet, 4; Chorus, 2, 3; Basketball, 2; Band, 2; Latin Club, 3. CHARLIE T. BENNETT Raymond, Mississippi Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Boxing, 3. MARGUERITE BOYLES Florence, Mississippi BSU, 2, 3, 4; YWCA, 2, 3, 4; Canto Sonora, 2. MARY JANE BRENT Raymond, Mississippi Annual Staff, 4; Band, 41 Canto Son- ora, 2; Class Officer, 2, 3, 4; MYF, 4; High School Chorus, 2, 3; Hindson- ian Staff, 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who, 3. RUTH GLYNN BUFORD Edwards, Mississippi FHA, 4; BSU, 4; Hindsonian Staff, 4; YWCA, 4. NEDA ELIZABETH CARR Anguilla, Mississippi YWCA, 3, 4; Girl Reserve, 3; FHA, 4, BSU, 3, 4. ROBERT RALPH CHAPMAN Terry, Mississippi Basketball, 2, 3. MARY JUANITA CULIPHER Bolton, Mississippi Basketball, 3, 4; Class Officer, 3, 4, Who ' s Who, 3, 4. BETTY ANN DEAR Florence, Mississippi FHA (Officer,) 4; Class Officer, 4; Who ' s Who, 4. 37 s, entors JOYCE GEARHART Bolton, Mississippi MYF, 2, 3, 4. PHILIP FREDERICK HAHN Jackson, Mississippi Basketball, 3, 4; BSU, 3, 4; Football, 4; Glee Club, 3; Who ' s Who, 4. JACK L. HERRING Raymond, Mississippi Football, 4; Band, 3; Class Officer, 3. EDNA EARL HERRON Raymond, Mississippi BSU, 2, 3, 4. JUANICE LILES Learned, Mississippi JESSIE CLAIRE McLENDON Raymond, Mississippi Band, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Canto Sonora, 2; Class Officer, 2; Girl Reserve, 2; High School Chorus, 2, 3; Piano Ensemble, 3, 4; Sextet Acompanist, 4; Who ' s Who, 3, 4. JO REE McNAIR Learned, Mississippi BSU, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball, 4. NORMA JEAN MARTIN Clarksdale, Mississippi Basketball, 3, 4; BSU, 3, 4; High School Chorus, 3; Girl Reserve, 3; Hinsonian Staff, 4; Majorette, 3, 4; Queen ' s Court, 4; Who ' s Who, 4. PATTI ANN MURRAY Jackson, Mississippi Sextet, 4; MYF, 3, 4; Glee Club, 3. GEORGE O ' BRIEN Raymond, Mississippi 38 s, entors BETTY POPE Sandheimer, Louisiana Basketball, 4 BSU, 4. WILLIAM P. REED Vicksburg, Mississippi FRANK A. REYNOLDS McComb, Mississippi Basketball, 3, 4; Band, 3, 4; Football, 3, 4; MYF, 3, 4; Track, 3; Drum Major, 4. BOBBY ROSS Bolton, Mississippi Football, 3, ' 4. EVELYN STALLINGS lackson, Mississippi Annual Staff, 4; BSU, 4; FHA, 4; Hindsonian Staff, 4. JAMES SPIVEY Newhebron, Mississippi NELLAVIE STRINGER Terry, Mississippi Latin Club, 3; Class Officer, 2, 3; Who ' s Who, 4. BETTY JEAN TATUM Edwards, Mississippi FHA, 4; BSU, 4; Hindsonian Staff, 4; YWCA, 4. JO TISDALE Gulfport, Mississippi Majorette, 4. BILL WILLIAMS Learned, Mississippi 39 Ralph Burghard President Sue McKissack Secretary 9 u a t o r s Shelton Holliday Vice-President Mr. Devall Sponsor ' . I BAKER AUSTIN Jackson, Mississippi ELEANOR BARDIN Bolton, Mississippi GERTRUDE MARIE BRAY Raymond, Mississippi MARY DELORES BRYANT Raymond, Mississippi RALPH JOHNSON BURGHARD Bolton, Mississippi MARY LE E DARBY Jackson, Mississippi BETTY PEARL DAVIS Bolton, Mississippi ELAINE ALEX DENNERY Jackson, Mississippi JEAN FERGUSON Learned, Mississippi JACK FULKERSON Kinksport, Tennessee MAXINE GALLMAN Raymond, Mississippi JOE ELLA HALE Terry, Mississippi NANCY HALL Jackson, Mississippi CECIL HARDY Bolton, Mississippi SARAH JEAN HOLLIDAY Raymond, Mississippi SHELTON LEE HOLLIDAY Raymond, Mississippi JOYCE McCOY Bolton, Mississippi SUE McKISSACK Bolton, Mississippi ALFRED MARTIN Bolton, Mississippi CLARICE MASHBURN Raymond, Mississippi ROBERT MASHBURN Bolton, Mississippi MARTHA MAYO Star, Mississippi CHARLES EDWARD WARD Jackson, Mississippi PEYTON MONROE WATSON Bolton, Mississippi 9 untors 41 Ctligh School Sopn omores First Row, left to right: Dora Woods, Alma Earl Chapman, Nonnie Williams (Vice-Presi- dent), Carolyn Clark, Maurine Mashburn, Muriel Pittenger, Ann Hollis, Ruby Nell White. Second Row: Mr. Treloar (Sponsor), Henry Riser (President), Ernest McNair (Secretary- Treasurer), Oliver Shearer, Laymon Allday, Bobby Fortenberry (Reporter), Dick Liddell, Clifton Sessions, Carl Welch. 42 Vocational cJ raining Instructors i I J. H. Abercrombie Electrical Motor Repair C. M. Burleson Barbering H. A. Cohran Radio Mechanics Ben C. Johrson Electricity David Lewis Auto Mechanics W. C. Loggans Machine Shop G. L. Moore Co-ordinator J. F. Pittinger Radio Mechanics E. A. Summers Electricity Refrigeration Air-Conditioning C. W. Williams Electricity Refrigeration Air-Conditioning As an integral part of its educational program, Hinds Junior College has vocational training consisting of radio, including repair, maintenance, theory and code; practical electricity, refrigeration and air-conditioning; barbering, machine shop, engine mechanics and engineering drafting. These courses are open to regularly enrolled students who meet the qualifications as well as out-of-school men and women. 43 Qblectncai lliotor LKemnaing Left to Right: R. B. Judy, Liberty Mills, Ind.; J. N. Rumfelt, Jackson; J. H. Abercrombie (Instructor), Raymond; J. F. Pierce, Union Church; J. O. Lovitt, Puckett; I. A. Lovitt, Puckett; J. H. Rice, Crystal Springs; B. W. Troutman, Carthage; Richmond Denmark, Leakesville; R. T. Lott, Collins. 44 (blectrtcal vi tnng Left to Right: B. C. Johnson, Instructor; D. S. Denmark, Leakesville; W. C. Fondren, Belzoni; A. L. Stogner, New Orleans; K. V. Gordon, Braxton; C. C. Ward. Raymond; J. W. Fondren, Belzoni; R. £. Bowles, Raymond; E. A. Summers, Learned; L. A Denmark, Leakesville. 45 1 1 lachine Sh op Left to Right: V. N. James, Puckett; M. C. Basye, Jackson; R. G. Hart, Raymond; E. W. Boatner, Pontotoc; A. P. Jones, Eddiceton; W. C. Thornton, Pulaski; F. F. Jewell, Jackson; W. C. Loggans (Instructor), Raymond; John Lee, Amory; Frank Lord, Kosciusko; A. H. England, Eupora. 46 LKefngerattoa L lass Left to Right: Raymond Soley, Hattiesburg; Howard Sulzer, Raymond; B. L. Heard, Vicks- burg; F. R. Myers, Brandon; M. O. Bennett, Hattiesburg; D. J. Pickett, Utica; H. P. Cook, Hollandale; J. F. Tucker, Hollandale; D. B. Hutcherson, Lamont; A. P. Jones, Eddiceton; E. W. Boatner, Pontotoc; A. E. Peterson, Raymond; D. E. Dear, Star; M. C. Basye, Jackson; H. Whithers, Jackson; C. E. Powe, Laurel; G. A. Williams, Monticello; C. E. Shores, Jackson; C. C. Mergenshoer, Lucedale; F. F. Jewell, Jackson; L. C. Wages, Pontotoc; J. P. Bryant, Mendenhall; W. T. Hall, Hollandale; E. C, Rushing, Natchez; R. R. Berry, Shivers; W. T. Thornton, Ellinsville; E. L. Herring, Norfield; P. M. Smith, Union Church; Mr. Williams (Instructor); Mr. Summers (Instructor). 47 Ciuto 1 1 lech antes Front Row, left to right: R. D. Campbell, Brandon; K. F. Hutchins, Utica; W. D. Williams Fernwood; C. R. Knight, Pelahatchie; L. R. Rachall, Jackson; Mr. Lewis, Instructor; A. D. Coaker, State Line; H. W. Hardy, Flora. Second Row: J. D. Hydrick, Hazlehurst; J. L. Flint, Winnsboro, Louisiana; S. M. White, Utica; C. .L. Eckert, Pottsville, Pennsylvania; K. E. Morgan, French Camp; W. J. Campbell, Brandon. 48 Front Row, left to right: T. M. Embry, Eupora; Lois Bell, Yokena; Louis Bell, Yokena; C. V. Bell, Yokena; H. B. Ward, Raymond. Second Row: J. H. Taylor, Crystal Springs; F. L. Smith, Raymond; J. M. Worthy, Amory; C. R. Alexander, Columbia; A. S. Taylor, Crystal Springs; T. B. Nelson, Raymond; Mr. Cohron (Instructor); Mr. Pittinger (Instructor). Left to Right: J. H. Taylor, Crystal Springs; J. J. Anderson, McComb; J. M. Worthy, Amory; G. R. Harrison, Philadelphia; A. S. Taylor, Crystal Springs; Lois Bell, Yokena; Louis Bell, Yokena; J. P. Bacot, Bolton; H. B. Ward, Raymond; F. L. Smith, Raymond; T. M. Embry, Eupora; C. V. Bell, Yokena; C. E. Butler, Jackson; C. R. Alexander, Columbia; T. B. Nelson, Raymond; J. D. Moran, Pass Christian; B. H. Fremon, Summit; F. L. Smith, Raymond; Mr. Pittinger (Instructor); Mr. Cohron (Instructor). 49 her Sh aroer op Lett to Right: Harlon Ratliff, Jayess; Vardaman S. Rainy, Hattiesburg; Leo Lusk, Moss Point; John W. Graham, Collins; Mr. Burleson (Instructor); Arnol W. West, Richton; Robert S. Tinsley, Philadelphia. Left to Right: Amroe H. Walters, Harperville; Woodrow W. Neal, Stover; R. T. Bond, Wiggins; Herman Nichols, Magee. 50 R. T. Bond Wiggins John W. Graham Collins Leo Lusk Moss Point Woodrow W. Neal Stover Herman Nichols Magee Mr. Burleson Instructor b aroers Vardaman S. Rainy Hattiesburg Harlon Ratliff Jayees Robert S. Tinsley Philadelphia 51 Amroe H. Walters Harperville Ik i% Arnol W. West Richton ' ■ - Libr ary Uvefrtgerator L lass Pictured: F. F. Jewell, E. W. Boatner, W. T. Thornton, Clyde Wages, A. E. Peterson, B. L. Heard, P. M. Smith, M. C. Basye, M. O. Bennett, R. W. Bridges, L. B. Eichelberger, H. Withers, D. J. Pickett, H. P. Cook, Howard Sulzer, A. P. Jones, W. T. Hall, J. P. Bryant, C. C. Mergenshoer. 52 : wAy! - • MEAT CURING AND COLD STORAGE PLANT The meat curing and cold storage plant is equipped with the most modern machinery for curing and storing meats and meat products. A complete canning unit and an abattoir are operated in connection with the plant. A frozen food locker system composed of 300 lockers is also operated by the plant. It is operated as a regular part of the Agriculture Department. Each year the plant, managed by Grady Sheffield, strives to offer more complete services and facilities to the people of the county and an increasing number of Hinds County Farmers are becoming customers of the plant. 53 1 1 Lechantcal Ju mwt ng The mechanical drawing course trains students to accomplish with their hands what is visualized in their minds. Instructor, Mr. Bowling. woodwork Woodwork, an elective course, is designed to train students in more skilled ways of making furniture and in doing home repair work. Instructor, Mr. Bowling. 54 fatdCjtfJt- - 55 L A M P L I G H T E R O F F I C E R S Left to Right: Frances Price, Vice-President; Elizabeth Rasberry, Treasurer; Betty Therrell, Song Leader; Dot Johnson, Corresponding Secretary; Annie Lou Sykes, Parlia- mentarian; Elaine Huggins, Recording President; Margie Eichelberger, President. Left to Right, Seated: Frances Price, Doris Johnson, Elizabeth Rasberry, Dot Johnson, Margie Eichelberger, Betty Boyd, Claudine Rawls, Sara Gardner, Sara Boleware, Elaine Lee, Annie Lou Sykes. Standing: Dot Mclnnis, Miss Whitaker, Betty Therrell, Elaine Huggins, Ina Womack, Charlene Barnett, Betty Pepper, Marjorie Breeden, Barbara Hogue, Tommy Ainsworth, Mary Frances Mathews. For college girls who are majoring in Home Economics or who are interested in this phase of study. 194G-47 Theme: Creating better homes through worthwhile living. Colors: Yellow and White. Flower: White Rose. 56 C uture BC ornernaRers o kers of O b rnertca For high school home economics girls. Purpose: To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. Left to Right, Seated: Peggy Therrell, Betty Tatum, Sue McKissack, Blanche Ellis, Ruth Buford, Betty Ann Dear, Neda Carr, Evelyn Stallings. Standing: foe Ella Hale, Nonnie Williams, Ann Hollis, Carolyn Clark, Maurine Mashburn, Mildred Gallman, Juanice Liles, Eleanor Bardin, Ruby Nell White, Alma Chapman, Pattie Murray, Dora Wood. OFFICERS Ruth Buford, President Betty Tatum, Vice-President Betty Ann Dear, Secretary Blanche Gooch Ellis, Treasurer Sue McKissack, Parliamentalian Evelyn Stallings, Historian Neda Carr, Reporter Peggy Therrell, Song Leader 57 cJhe cluture CJc a-rmers o .fa rnertca TALMADGE BROCK President HENRY RISER Vice-President CARL WELCH Secretary DICK LIDDELL Treasurer J. C. TRELOAR, JR. Adviser The Future Farmers of America is an organization of boys working together to improve the status of the farmers of America. Through their study they learn where improvements are needed and by their work they effect these improvements. First row. left to right — Bobby Fortenberry, Talmarige Brock, Alfred Martin. Billy McCoy. Second row — Billy Liles, James Nail, Dick Liddell, Carl Welch, Henry Riser. 58 Jaque Hammond Make-Up Editor First Semester News Editor Second Semester of he dirndl soman Nancy Hall Feature Editor Ben Woods Feature Editor V. Shirley Williams Editor Carolyn Barnett Make-Up Editor Speedy Virden Sports Editor Evelyn Stallings News Editor D Myrtle Bell Sports Editor Joyce Herring Editor fk Mr. Turnage Sponsor First Row. left to right: Shirley Williams, Doris Johnson, Patsy Baker, Ruth Buford, Myrtle Bell, Dow Williams, Betty Tatum, Dot Johnson, Mr. Turnage. Second Row: Nancy Hall, Muriel Pittinger, Evelyn Stallings, Jaque Hammond, Sonny Caperton, Viola Miller, Norma Jean Martin. 59 y.w.e.a Not by might, nor by power, But by My Spirit, Saith the Lord of Hosts. ELAINE LEE President MARJORIE McRAE Vice President MARY COLEMAN Secretary SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Treasurer JOYCE HERRING Publicity SUE MORGAN Fellowship {CATHERINE STRINGER Recreation ANNIE LOU SYKES Social Service 60 JEAN STEGALL Pianist MISS DAVIS Sponsor (BSU First row. left to right — Alice Brock, Ruth Buford, Mildred Smith, Lydumah Stanley, Josephine Barnett, Hilda Upton, Emily Cock, Frances Price, Catherine Taylor, Miss Stewart, Sponsor. Second row — Betty Therrel, Dorothy Mclnnis, Betty Pepper, Neda Carr, Maudine Thrash, Sue Morgan, Jeanne Stegall, Leola Walker, Elizabeth Nichols, Joyce Herring, Lillie Mae Nail, Claudine Rawls. Third row — George Hill, Bill Odom, Othel Mendrop, Merton Williams, Betty Pope, Sarah Gill, Charles Steen, Marcus Davis, Travis Stewart. Hubert Campbell, Delores Costello, Mae Bradshaw. ELAINE LEE President JOYCE HERRING Vice President LYDUMAH STANLEY SUE MORGAN OTHEL MENDROP MISS STEWART Sponsor Lsouncu BILL ODOM JEANNE STEGALL MRS. PURYEAR Sponsor 61 vl esiey QJoundatton President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Song Leader. Pianist Sponsors OFFICERS First Semester Marjorie McRae Mary Coleman A. J. Stennett Renalda Patterson Hagan Thompson Mary Jane Brent Miss Davis Miss Halford Second Semester Ben Woods Elaine Huggins Viola Miller Durwood Robinson Jackie Musil Ina Ethel Womack Miss Herrin MEMBERS Edna Ahrend Tommy Ainsworth Mary Charlene Barnett Mary Jane Brent Jim Carballo Thomas Theodore Chick Mary Coleman Thomas Franklin Cupit Dorothy Rose Cupit James Aydelott Curnick Wilbur Lee Daniel Jane Denson Eloise Edmonds Margie Eichelberger Blanche Gooch Ellis Sara Gardner Patsy Jean Gibson Robert Girling George Gleason James Gleason Christine Gooch Margaret Gooch Dewey Harden Pete Thomas Hodo Barbara Hogue Elaine Huggins Clarence Ivey Doris Johnson Dorothy Johnson Charles Edgar Keeton William Thomas McLemore Marjorie Bass McRae Sam Franklin Malone Martha Mayo Clcire Franklin Meeks Viola Gheynell Miller Jacgueline Aline Musil Hugh Jones Noble Renolda Patterson Lester Alexander Penn, Jr. Betty Jean Pepper Richard Lincoln Pepper Elizabeth Ann Rasberry Frank Reynolds George Durwood Robinson Howard Chapell Robinson Jean Lamar Scott George Wilson Smith, Jr. James Eugene Sneed Andrew Jackson Stennett, Jr. Betty Tatum Hagan Thompson Virginia Sue Thompson Lila Jean Williams Ina Ethyl Womack Joseph Benjamin Woods, Jr. Frances Elaine Yates Miss Davis Miss Herrin Miss Halford 62 eh rtsttan Qmdi eavor The Christian Endeavor is an organization composed of young people from the Presbyterian, Episcopal and Christian Churches. It meets each Sunday evening. The purpose of this organization is to bring young people together in Christian Endeavor. Left to Right: Louis Bell, ' President; Miss Whitaker, Sponsor; Dow Williams, Pianist; Shirley Williams, Treasurer; Emogene Johnston, Secretary; Lois Bell, Vice-President. 63 raraattc Lsiuh First Row: Miss Ruth Boyd, Maudine Thrash, Barbara Hogue, Mary Frances Mathews, Jackie Musil, Elizabeth Ras- berry, Dow Williams, Myrtle Bell, Wyvonne Whitehead. Second Row: Betty Pepper, Marjorie Breeden, Hagan Thompson, Richard Prenshaw, D.ewey Harden, Joe Valentour, Joyce Herring, Margie Eichelberger. Third Row: Charlene Barnett, Mildred Smith, Josephine Barnett, Elaine Lee, Bobbye Staton, Tommie Ainsworth, Shirley Williams, Jaque Hammond. Maudine Thrash President Joyce Herring Secretary AS YOU LIKE IT- CAST Orlando Joe Valentour Adam Barbara Hogue Oliver Hagan Thompson Dennis ' Freeman Webb Charles the Wrestler Wilbur Ellis First Page Sara Gardner Second Page Josephine Barnett Celia Joyce Herring Rosalind Bobbye Staton Touchstone Hugh Noble Le Beau Elizabeth Rasberry Duke Frederick Marjorie Breeden First Lord Maudine Thrash Second Lord Elaine Huggins Duke Senior Ben Woods Amiens Marshall Thrash Corin Shirley Williams Silvius Elbert Beasley Jagues John Virden Phebe Margie Eichelberger Audrey Clara Margaret Cagle William Sara Gardner Hymen — God of Marriage William Ramsey Jeanne Stegall Vice-President Joe Valentour Treasurer USHERS Maudine Thrash Jeanne Stegall Elaine Huggins Blanche Gooch Ellis Jacgue Hammond Jackie Musil Veteran Miss Ruth Boyd Director STAGE MANAGERS Myrtle Bell Elaine Lee MUSIC Authentic COSTUMES Cameron Costume Company, Chicago 64 AS YOU LIKE FT Wrestling Scene Veterans CAST Sitting, left to right: Shirley Williams, Freeman Webb, Barbara Hogue, Hugh Noble. Standing, First Row: Maudine Thrash, Elaine Huggins, Elbert Beasley, Margie Eiche lberger, Ben Woods, Bobby Staton, Joe Valentour, William Ramsey, Joyce Herring, Hagan Thompson, Marjorie Breeden, Clara Margaret Cagle, Marshall Thrash, Elizabeth Rasberry. Standing, Second Row: Wilbur Ellis, John Virden, Sarah Gardner, Josephine Barnett, fourth from left in Wrestling Scene. 65 [Pht oJheta Jxappa JUNIOR COLLEGE HONORARY SCHOLASTIC SOCIETY Purpose: To promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellow- ship among the students of the junior colleges of the U.S.A. MARY COLEMAN President MARJORIE McRAE Vice-President JOYCE HERRING Secretary SUE MORGAN Treasurer First Row. Left to Right — Fred Davis, Mary Coleman, Sue Morgan, Marjorie McRae, Joyce Herring, A. J. Stennett. Second Row. Left to Right — Shirley Williams, Margie Eichelberger, Christine Gooch, Hubert Campbell, Ed Clark, Maudine Thrash, Jacqueline Musil. Not Pictured — John S. Virden, Miss Davis, Sponsor. 66 MISS STRINGER Voice MR. SIEVERS Head of Department Band The music department is out- standing in its contribution to cultural development. Frequent appearances in campus and community programs and par- ticipation in state and federated club programs, and in national music contests have won credit for the students themselves and for the college. S, MISS GARDNER Piano extette Left to Right: Mildred Smith, Carolyn Barnett, Jean Scott, Peggy Therrell, Jackie Musil, Pattie Murray. Accompanist, Jessie MaLendon. 67 an j Pictured: Frank Reynolds, Jackie Casey, Patsy Baker, Norma Jean Martin, Clarice Mash- burn, Jo Tisdale, Emogene Johnson, Hilda Upton, Jeanne Stegall, Jo Barnett, Earl Allen, Dot Johnson, Barbara Cockerham, Hagan Thompson, Do w Williams, Betty Zeringue, Carolyn Clarke, Hugh Noble, Durwood Robinson, Eddie Ward, Oliver Shearer, Mary Dee Darby, Jean Scott, Mr. Sievers, Maurine Mashburn, Edwina O ' Brien, Jessie McLendon, Muriel Pittenger, Nancy Hall, Frank Stewart, Mary Jane Brent, Maudine Thrash, Richard Prenshaw, Roy Gober, George Smith, Doris Johnson. Pictured: Frank Reynolds, Emogene Johnston, Jo Tisdale, Carolyn Clarke, Dow Williams, Doris Johnson, Maudine Thrash, Hugh Noble, Richard Prenshaw, Clarice Mashburn, Maurine Mashburn, Mary Dee Darby, Jo Barnett, Mary Jane Brent, Durwood Robinson, Norma Jean Martin, Hilda Upton, Muriel Pittenger, Dot Johnson, Frank Stewart, Oliver Shearer, Patsy Baker, Jeanne Stegall, Nancy Hall, Barbara Cockerham, Hagan Thompson, Eddie Ward, Jessie McLendon, Jackie Casey, Betty Zeringue, Edwina O ' Brien, Earl Allen, Jean Scott, George Smith, Roy Gober, Mr. Sievers. 68 1 1 itxed CA orus OftA First Row, left to right: Avis Clarke, Ina Womack, Christine Gooch, Lila Jean Williams, Dorothy Boyd, Catherine Taylor, Blanche Ellis, Betty Zeringue, Pattie Murray, Jacqueline Musil, Doris Johnson, Joan Read, Gay Gardner; Miss Stringer, Director. Second Row: Peggy Therrell, Jean Scott, Carolyn Barnett, Mildred Smith, Mert Bell, Stanley Smothers, Marshall Thrash, Hagan Thompson, Richard Prenshaw, Marjorie Breeden, Alice Brock, Elsie Sweeney. Third Row: Claudine Rawls, Bobbye Staton, Dorothy Mclnnis, Johnnie Riddell, Jean Riser, George Smith, Edsel Thrash, Earl Derrington, Mertan Williams, Charles Steen, Frances Yates, Mary Frances Mathews, Maudine Thrash. First Row, left to right: Lanelle Berryhill, Lillie Mae Nail, Mildred Smith, Betty Zeringue, Sue Thompson, Blanche Ellis, Jean Scott, Marjorie Breeden, Mary Frances Mathews, Jacqueline Musil, Jackie Hammond; Miss Stringer, Director. Second Row: Lila Jean Williams, Dorothy Boyd, Avis Clarke, Christine Gooch, Bobbye Staton, Dorothy Mclnnis, Ina Womack, Alice Brock, Buddy Tullos, Doris Johnson, Joan Read, Maudine Thrash. Third Row: Johnnie Riddell, Jean Riser, Lydumah Stanley, Catherine Taylor, Robert Girlings, James Curnick, David Martz, Elsie Sweeney, Peggy Therrell, Dot Johnson, Betty Therrell. Fourth Row: Claudine Rawls, A. J. Stennett, Stanley Smathers, Earl Derrington, Hagan Thompson, Marshall Thrash, Merton Williams, George Smith, Dow Williams. Accompanist, Jean Stegall. 69 cfreshfnafiSoph omore vi eddt ng BRIDE — Tommy Ainsworth PRESIDENT— G. M. McLendon GROOM— Katherine Stringer OFFICIATING MINISTER - Robert Cannada FLOWER GIRL— Annette Gibbes 70 07 reshfnanSonh fnan-Qjopuornore vi eddt ag Recessional Wedding Reception Wedding Party 71 JJepartrnerit of L ampusolo 9U Royalty at the Penny Fair ' Merry Christmas to a ll and to all a good night. ' Golden Gloves Champion Our John Billy Huff Cheering Section at the Boxing Matches Quiet Moments at a Ball Game Loyal Supporters of Hinds Team 72 Department of ( ampusology M.Y.F. Christmas Party Off to the Lions Bowl! : x ' i i![, ,i Decoration for Homecoming B.S.U. Christmas Party Kilroy Was Really Herel Nick Carries the Ball for Hinds 73 Jjepartment of Csampusoiogy Painted by Angelo and Erected by the B.S.U. Charles C. Lum, Shakespearean Actor Congressman John Bell Williams Speaks on Armistice Program Homecoming Reception Freshman-Sophomore Chicken Fry Last Summer Freshman-Sophomore Barbecue 74 (bagle Staff Jim McCoy Feature Editor Jackie Musil Typist Jk ' f L0 Jl x ? |j§f Joan Read Sports Editor Christine Gooch Editor Hubert Campbell Business Manager f % Fred Davis Assistant Editor Angelo LaBathe Art Editor Betty Therrell Business Manager Miss Halford Sponsor Evelyn Stallings Art Edito Shirley Williams Feature Editor Jessie McLendon Typist ff V } Wilmer Odom Snapshot Editor Mary Jane Brent High School Editor Woodrow Ogden Photographer B Clyde Wages Vocational Editor 75 cJhe JLtbraryi The library, which is on the first floor of the Administration Building, contains between 5,000 and 6,000 volumes. Books are on open shelves, and students have free access to them and to all other library material. There is a seating capacity of approximately 100. The library is open every day and night except Sunday. 76 77 L ouege QJootball The 1946 Eagle tootball squad was the greatest in Hinds ' history, being undefeated Junior College Champions and Junior College Bowl Champions. This was their second straight year to receive an invitation to the Lions Bowl at Laurel, Mississippi. Coach John Read, who was assisted by Coaches Les Devall and Perry Waldvogel, attributes the Eagles ' success to excellent team spirit, a fine group of co-operative boys, willing to work long and hard, and untiring support from the student body, faculty alumni and other Eagle fans. Football Scores Hinds 32 Scooba 12 Hinds 26 Senatobia 6 Hinds 14 Wesson 7 Hinds 7 Poplarville Hinds 20 Perkinston 13 Hinds 26 Moorhead 6 Hinds 14 Decatur 12 Hinds 6 Ellisville 6 Hinds 20 Goodman 7 Hinds 32 Summit Bowl Game Hinds 20 Ellisville 19 HO 13 f; 14 d l 11 $ First Row, left to right: Don Winstead, Jimmy Glisson, Herk Moseley, Nick Digorolamo, Tad Thrash, Jim Carballo, George Smith, Ernie Elias, Perk Lovell, James Ray Bres. Second Row: Elray Morgan, Ed Kelson, Louis Boteler, James T. Monk, Popeye Shores, Jack Fulker- son, Dan Matthews, George Grava, Wayne Hegwood, Kenneth Hutchinson, Raymond Burle- son. Third Row: Coach Waldvogel, Coach Devall, Willie D. Wiles, Joe Valentour, Jimmy Sneed, Carl Eckert, Martin McClosky, Hal Rogers, David Mayfield, Luther Tuberville, Joe Horton (Manager), David Comola (Manager), Coach Read. Fourth Row: Othel Mendrop (Manager), Ralph Hogan (Manager), Willie Nail, Winkie Horton, Leonard Maccunas, Herschel Blakeny, Roy Gober, Charles Steen. 78 diirids (baau gtes Coach DeVall James Ray Bres Quarterback Most Valuable Conference Player James T. Monk Tackle All State Little All American Coach Read Jim Carballo Halfback All State Nick Digirolamo Fullback All State 79 Elray Morgan End All State Kenneth Hutchinson Tackle Ed Kelson Guard, Center George Grava Guard, Center Raymond Burleson Halfback 80 uitncis ' ■: ? •;. .;Mli -.r,;. ' Melvin Pratt End Jimmy Glisson Quarterback Hal Rogers End Martin McClosky Guard 61 David Mayfield Tackle ultfids Wayne Hegwood Tackle Charles Steen Fullback Jack Fulkerson Tackle Louis Skin Boteler End MBV Tad Thrash Quarterback (baait gies Joe Valentour Guard ¥ ... - Leonard Macunas End 82 Peck Lovell Guard, Center uttfids Ntfi ti e VtffteS Guard - £ e ' 1 Luther Tuberville Guard Ge otc3 e ? Ernie Elias Halfback (bagles Y Shores Guard Center D an Matthews Guard 83 Winkie Horton Tackle uttgh School (yootball The Raymond High School Football Team was undefeated in the Class B Middle Mississippi Region and suffered only one defeat from a Class A team. Front Row, left to right: Frank Reynolds, Talmadge Brock, Peyton Watson, Fred Tann, Freddie Hahn, Jack Herring, Tommy Newman, Bobby Fortenberry, Oliver Shearer. Back Row: Coach Waldvogel, Eddie Ward, Billy Lee Vaughn, James Nail, Jim Wood, Coach DeVall. 84 Csheeneadi ers Left to Right: Minnie Katherine Stringer, John Billy Huff, Myrtle Bell, James Johnson, Wyvonne Whitehead. 1 1 iajorettes Leit to Right: Jo Tisdale, Clarice Mashburn, Norma Jean Martin, Patsy Baker, Jackie Casey. 85 (college {Basketball The college boys ' team was one of the strongest of the Junior College teams, finishing the season ' s play with a record of fourteen games won and five lost, which placed them third in conference standing. The girls ' team had an excellent record, too, winning fifteen games and losing only four, thus finishing in third place in the conference. These boys and girls not only maintained a good record in basketball competition but maintained a high average in scholastic work as well. Boys — Front Row, left to right: David Martz; Oliver Gary; Perry Richardson; Louis Boteler; James Ray Bres; Roland Cranford, HONORABLE MENTION. Back Row: Coach DeVall; Pete Hodo; Hal Rogers; Othel Mendrop, ALL-STATE; Charles Byrd, HONORABLE MENTION; Dan Lassiter; Robert McKissack, HONORABLE MENTION. Girls— Front Row, left to right: Patsy Baker; Claire Meeks; Katherine Stringer; Myrtle Bell, HONORABLE MENTION; Ina Mae Maran; Lillie Mae Nail. Back Row: Emogene Johnston; Evelyn Walker, ALL-STATE; Nan Lee; Jane Biggs; Betty Pepper; Sarah Gill, ALL-STATE; Coach Gibbes. 86 uitgh School {Jbasketbatt The boys ' team, one of the best in recent years, won the subregional tournament at Culkin Academy and was classed as fourth best team in the Middle Mississippi Region. While the girls ' team had fewer victories, they made a splendid showing at the subregional tournament before being defeated by a slight margin in the semi-finals. Boys— Left to Right: Coach DeVall, James Nail, Jim Wood, Billy Lee Vaughn, Talmadge Brock, Freddie Hahn, Tommy Newman, Billy McCoy, Bobby Fortenberry (Manager). Girls— First How. left to right: Ruby Nell White, Mildred Gallman, Alice Higgenbottom, Juanita Culi- pher, Scrra Hoiliday, Jessie McLendon, Gertrude Bray. Second Row: Coach Treloar, Jo Ree McNair, Ann Hollis, Carolyn Clark, Maurine Mashburn, Betty Pope, Norma Jean Martin, Irene Hodge, Nancy Hall, Eleanor Bardin, Mary Dee Darby (Manager). 87 [JoasebaU The H.J.C. Baseball Team, after playing a number of games last spring and summer, finished fourth in the state semi pro-tournament.. It has a splendid chance to win the championship this season. First row, left to right — Herk Mosley, Earl Roth, Roland Cranford, Ernie Elias, Nick Digorolamo, James Ray Bres, Hopkins Phillips, Willie D. Wiles. Back row — Coach Waldvogel, Jimmy Glisson, Luther Tuberville, George Grava, Knox McNair. Thomas Chick, Leonard Macunas, Winky Horton, Carl Eckert, Jack Fulkerson, Carl Hill, Coach Read. cJrack This group of boys were state champions in 1946 and are expected to repeat their performance in 1947. They will compete with several senior colleges in addition to their junior college competitors this season. First row, left to right — Leonard Macunas, Charles Steen, Tad Thrash, George Smith, Roy Gober, David Martz, Herk Mosley. Back row — Coach. DeVall, Dick Preis, George Grava, Dan Lassiter, Othel Mendrop, Hal Rogers, Jack Fulkerson, Nick Digorolamo. 86 oxing EARL ROTH State Golden Gloves Middle-Weight Semi-Finalist CHARLES KEATON State Golden Gloves Heavy-Weight Champion ED KELSON State Golden Gloves Light-Heavy Champion PERRY WALDVOGEL COACH JIM SNEED State Golden Gloves Light-Heavy Novice Champion First row. left to right — Tad Thrash, Jiru McCoy, John Billy Huff, Ernie Elias, Jim Fondren. Second row — Earl Roth, Charles Keaton, Ed Kelson, Coach Waldvogel. TAD THRASH State Golden Gloves Light-Weight Champion JIM FONDREN State Golden Gloves Welter-Weight Champion JIM McCOY State Golden Gloves Light-Weight Semi-Finalist JOHN BILLY HUFF State Golden Gloves Welter-Weight Champion Outstanding Boxer in State Golden Gloves Tournament ERNIE ELIAS State Golden Gloves Middle-Weight Champion 89 y trls [Physical vbducatton The girls ' physical education program consists of conditioning exercises, basketball, tumbling, dancing, volleyball, badminton, softball and swimming. In addition to ' these, all girls are required to complete several physical fitness tests during the year. «r 90 i trls y hysical Education Annie Lou Sykes, Margie Eichelberger, Mildred Smith, Betty Therrell, Jane Denson, Viola Miller, Elizabeth Rasberry, Jackie Musil, Betty Zeringue, Mary D. Darby, Wyvonne Whitehead, Emily Cook, Dow Williams, Lila Jean Williams., 91 92 Lriuiers of Q he [Penny QJatr igjf6 QUEEN— Elizabeth Rasberry KING— Popeye Shores Vocational Department Representatives 93 ' - ' f J i j A TTlr. J. S. SPEEDY VIRDEN Jackson, Mississippi 94 rrii tss %{.g.e. ELAINE LEE Brookhaven, Mississippi 95 Most Talented Jeanne Stegall U: B, v Lo ( ege e A G ]o e 96 Most Versatile Maudine Thrash M HP mm iP ° 1H og ers a, i est S , L 7s° k i A « ' ete Q  ) h °tel e? Who s Wh O 97 [vhos Who Cutest Boy John Billy Huff Cutest Girl Josephine Barnett I Most Neatly Dressed Boy Billy Brent Most Neatly Dressed Girl Irene Kennedy m f I Most Original Shirley Williams Greenest Freshman Charlie Byrd 98 Dot Johnson John Billy Huff Betty Therrell e 8fc ampus C avontes Joe Valentour 4 • WITTIEST Winky Horton Elizabeth Rasberry Popeye Shores 99 uitgh Jessie Claire McLendon Most Outstanding Student School Nick Digirolamo Most Popular Boy Norma Jean Martin Most Popular Girl Baker Austin Most Neatly Dressed Boy Betty Anne Dear Most Neatly Dressed Girl 100 Tommy Newman Best Boy Athlete Juanita Flap Culipher Best Girl Athlete Freddie Hahn Most Handsome Boy Norma Jean Martin Most Beautiful Girl vi hos Nellavie Stringer Most Intelligent Student Wk o 10 1 Sue McKissack Friendliest Student Tommy Watkins Cutest Boy uitgh School Who ' s Wh O Clarice Mashburn Cutest Girl Clifton Session Wittest Student Ralph Burghard Most Versatile 102 Band trip or pallet party? : . . Anxious moments] . . . High lov- ing! . . . Hubba-hubba! . . . Goodman or Hinds? . . . Well deserved. . . . Is it that bad? . . . Eloping? . . . Escaped! . . . Are you kidding? . . . Sisters? 103 Hubbard Chevrolet Company, Inc. Utica, Mississippi You ' ll be ahead with a Chevrolet Jot frcr l micj ' TrantfiOrlatiom John Deere Quality Farm Equipment Westinghouse Appliances Telephone 3761 COMPLIMENTS of RAYMOND BARBER SHOP COMPLIMENTS of Dan Tabb ' s Seal Lily Parlor Raymond, Mississippi COMPLIMENTS of Orange- CrUSh CARBONATED BEVERAGE x -.« «  Hfc JACKSON BOTTLING WORKS Jackson, Mississippi COMPLIMENTS of G. W. and M. H. Simmons General Merchandise Utica, Mississippi COMPLIMENTS of Utica Laundry and Dry Cleaners R. W. 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