Hinds Community College - Eagle Yearbook (Raymond, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1948 volume:

HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT McLendon Library ' Raymond Campus RAYMOND, MS 39154-0999 HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Donated by: M l. and Mt6. Jack Fulk u on Roatz 5, Box 314 McndanhaM, MS 39114 4 ' y , WJWA V 3U IOPH0MORE o) KittDS JUNO]} COUEGE kaViwmud Mississippi W ' ° V0L . yfi f 947 -48 vol. v i HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT DEDICATION To Miss Ruth Boyd, a lady, we respectfully dedicate this publication. Through her teachings, born of infinite knowledge and constant practice of the finer things of life, all who come to her leave with a new awareness of the beauty and inspiration to be found in learning and the key to finding it. The purpose of an Annual is to present a compact, yet complete picture of the school year. The true measure of its worth cannot be taken today — that must wait until the days of remember when. We hope we have planned wisely, that from its pages and pictures you can gather memories of this section in the road of life — memories of its smooth roads and its detours, its side roads, and its occasional wrecks. Alma Mater Hail, Alma Mater ! Hail to thee, Maroon and White. We now salute thee, Guide us in the right. We will love thee ever For our hearts to thee belong Always in our memory Will be heard this song. Hinds! Oh, Hinds! May we ever loyal be Hinds! Oh, Hinds! Thou art dear to me! WE ARRIVED The girls came in to see their rooms, meet their roommates aJ The boys went in to see Jackson ' AT SCHOOL The library lights in the Ad Building gave promise of many a weary hour to be spent digging, boning, but we were soon to discover that the Auditorium had lights too, where we could laugh and relax. WHERE WE LIVED East Side snowed under Benton ' s Bungalows ' ' ■jt yTH - AND WORKED Everybody found the Dining Hall AND PLAYED Take off, Frosh A fate worse than death V ENJOYING LIFE Away in a Manger Gee, thanks, Mr. Santa A sure sign of spring REFRIGERATION Refrigerator need repairing? Call H. J. C. COLD STORAGE Good Ole Mississippi Cured Ham!! k 10 RADIO W5MZT Calling all cars!! ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR These motors will soon be humming again!! 11 MHwftS m RBER SHOP 12 Jr„ ll BODY AND FENDER They will make a good one out of it yet! Skinning the cat! 13 fkM AUTO MECHANICS Leave it to us — We ' ll fix it or bust! MACHINE SHOP Mechanical minds make mighty men. 14 MUSIC Climbing the ladder to Carnegie Hall  VyCPODWORK •m0 -- ' Bowling ' s Beetles hard at work 15 THE HEAD TRAFFIC DIRECTOR At this crucial time in our history the educational institutions must necessarily play a more important part than ever before in shaping the lives of individuals. Hinds Junior College proudly takes its place among other similar in- stitutions in endeavoring to offer you opportunities for the optimum develop- ment of your physical, mental, and spiritual being. May our aspirations to be a guiding mark in your life contribute to your happiness and success as you seek the greater roads leading toward your respective goals. G. M. McLendon President 16 TRAFFIC DIRECTORS Our teachers, like the cop on the corner, told us what to do, how to do it, and occasionally, why. Their job consisted chiefly in guiding and directing our efforts and abilities into the proper lanes. This they did quietly, effici- ently, only occasionally diverging from routine affairs to call to task some Sunday driver or the guy attempting to make an engineering turn from an agriculture lane. Their worth will be recognized in the successes of our lives. 17 j f acuity and rfdntuti foatioK J. H. Abercrombie Electrical Motor Repair Mrs. J. H. Abercrombie.. Secretary to the Coordinator Lola I. Allen Secretary and Bookkeeper Eva H. Askew Hostess of Girls ' Dormitory H. J. Banksron, Jr. Science T. T. Beemon Science and Mathematics Alonzo L. Benton Business Manager, Federal Housing P.oject George W. Bowling Woodwork and Mechanical Drawing 18 acuity, cutd rfdwUntefaatioK Ruth Boyd English Joseph A. Bridewell Bible C. M. Burleson Barbering Jimmie El. Byrd English L. Kenneth Clark Business Education Gertrude Davis English Dean of Women Lucille Bradbridge Davis Voice and Piano L. C. DeVall, Jr. Physical Education and Coach 19 focuttty and ?4dtuwti4faati M, Lula Mae Fowler Social Science W. H. Cibbes Vocational Department Coordinator Mary Halford Business Education Joe R. Harris Social Science Mildred Herrin Business Education Registrar M. F. Herring Education Dean of Instruction and Dean of Men Mrs. M. F. Herring Dietitian Ben C. Johnson.. General Electricity and Wiring 20 acuittf cutd s4dmieU4faatio t Jerry Miller Kelson. ...Girls ' Physical Education D. W. Lewis Auto Mechanics W. C. Loggans Machine Shop Betty McBride Mathematics Mary E. McKenzie English Mary Sue McNair Secretary J. C. Mitchell Radio Mechanics T. S. Myers Agriculture 21 focutty and rfdcntatefoatiott 14 % ,. fc K v d Thelma Prassel Secretary to the President Nellie Spann Puryear Mathematics Joe Renfroe Assistant Coach R. 0. Richardson Refrigeration Gertrude Norris Rowzee Library W. L. Sallis Physics Grady L. Sheffield Manager, Meat Curing Plant C. Aubrey Sievers Music 22 f ccdCcf and rfdmi u4faatta t Elizabeth Stamper Psychology Ige Stevens High School Principal Lurline Stewart Mathematics Travis Stewart Assistant Bookkeeper Ann Stone Languages E. A. Summer Refrigeration Jack C. Treloar, Jr. Vocational Agriculture Harold H. Turnage English 1 23 L focu ttf and rfdmutiA iatiott Perry S. Waldvogel Robert L. Wallace D. C. Ware Social Science and Bible Auto Body and Assistant Coach Fender Repair Hera Whitaker Home Economics Looking for Spring Flowers?? Margaret White Piano Miss Ha I ford Takes the Cake!! 24 SCHOOL ZONE Football heroes, boxing champs, campus cuties, and just ordinary Joes and Janes — that ' s what our student body con- sisted of. From cityandcountry, Delta and prairie, coast and hills, they came, good guys and gals all. Working together, playing together, exchanging ideas and opinions, we formed friendships which alone would have made this school year well worth our time. 25 Sofi omone m m Jim Freeman McCoy President C ic u Dow Williams Mosley Vice-President m -- Roland Cranford Secretary Tommy Chick Treasurer Sara Tullos Reporter Mr. Bowling Sponsor Miss Halford Sponsor 26 Sojmomone Tommie Ainsworth Hermanville, Mississippi MYF 1,2; Dramatic Club 1; Lamplighters 1,2; Wed- ding 1; Class Officer 1; IRC 2; Chorus 2; Who ' s Who 2. Earl Alexander Allen Learned, Mississippi Band 1,2; Glee Club 2; Canto Sonora 2. Ewell Vernon Arnette Memphis, Tennessee MYF 2; Ole Miss 1 ; IRC 2. Robert R. Baird Amory, Mississippi Ole Miss 1; IRC 2. Josephine Barnert.. Carthage, Mississippi Band 1,2; BSU 1,2; BSU Council 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Y Cabinet 2; Canto Sonora 2; Girls ' Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Dramatic Club 1 ,2; Who ' s Who 1 ,2; Wed- ding 1 . Elbert Edward Beasley Hub, Mississippi BSU 1,2; YMCA 1,2; Dramatic Club 1. Mary Beth Beasley Calhoun City, Mississippi Wood Junior College 1 ; YWCA 2; MYF 2. James Clifford Berry Gulfport, Mississippi Warren Harrison Blake Jackson, Mississippi Hershel H. Blakeney, Jr ..Clinton, Mississippi Basketball 1; Football 1,2; BSU 1,2. Sarah Marie Boleware Crystal Springs, Mississippi Lamplighters 1; YWCA 1,2; BSU 1,2. Louis F. Boteler Raymond, Mississippi Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Baseball 1. Hugh Abb Brent, Jr.. Raymond, Mississippi Band 1,2. Marshall Raymond Burleson Raymond, Mississippi Football 1,2; YMCA 1,2; BSU 1,2; Track 2. William Herbert Butts Raymond, Mississippi 27 Sofi Mt ne Joe George Campbell Terry, Mississippi W. J. Caperton Louisville, Mississippi BSU 1,2; Hindsonian 1. John Harvey Carr Crystal Springs, Mississippi BSU 1,2; YMCA 1,2. Thomas Theodore Chick Jackson, Mississippi MYF 1,2; Baseball 1 ,2; Cheerleader 2; Class Officer 2. Johnnie Harmon Coalter ..Leland, Mississippi BSU 1,2; YMCA 1,2. Barbara Irene Cockerham Canton, Mississippi BSU 1,2; Y Cabinet 2; BSU Council 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Band 1,2; YWCA 1,2; IRC 2. James Lester Cockerham Liberty, Mississippi BSU 1,2; YMCA 1,2. Emily Aletha Cook Columbia, Mississippi BSU 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Lamplighters 1,2; Y Cabinet 2. Howard Roland Cranford Columbia, Mississippi Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Class Officer 2; IRC 2; All State Basketball 1 ; Phi Theta Kappa 2. Ciles W. Crisler Raymond, Mississippi Wallace S. Culipher Bolton, Mississippi James Aydelott Curnick Jackson, Mississippi Class Voice 1,2; MYF 1. Anse McKay Davis Goshen Springs, Mississippi Class Officer 1 . Marcus T. Davis Birmingham, Alabama BSU 1,2; IRC 2; YMCA 1,2. James A. Denson Jackson, Mississippi Dramatic Club 2; Millsaps 1. 28 Sojmomo ie4 Jackson, Miss Jane Denson MYF 1,2; YWCA 1,2. James C. Dorman Walnut Crove, Miss Mississippi College 1 . Joe Thomas Downard ...Jackson, Miss Blanche Cooch Ellis Florence, Miss Mixed Chorus 1,2; MYF 1,2; YWCA 1,2. David Owen Ellis Clinton, Miss Mississippi College 1 Opie Leith Ellis, Jr. Clinton, Miss Mississippi College 1 . Wilberr M. Ellis West, Miss BSU 1,2; Class Officer 1 ; IRC 2; YMCA 1,2. Dewey Bernard Emmons. .Lake, Miss Joseph William Ford, Jr.. Jackson, Miss Mixed Chorus 1,2; IRC 2; Boys ' Glee Club 2. Sara Elizabeth Cardner Canton, Miss MYF 1,2; Lamplighters 1,2; YWCA 1,2. Hal Young Cerrard Yazoo City, Miss Sunflower Junior College 1 . Alonzo Earl Gill BSU 1,2; YMCA 1,2. Johns, Miss Sarah Lee Gill Johns, Miss YWCA 1,2; BSU 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Girls ' Cho Mixed Chorus 2; Wedding 2; All State Basketbal Jimmie Glisson Yazoo City, Miss Football 1,2; All State Football 2. ssippi ssippi ssippi ssippi ssippi ssippi ssippi ssippi ssippi ssippi ssippi ssippi ssippi rus 2; I 1,2. ssippi Leon Royster Gober Canton, Mississippi Track 1; Football 1,2; YMCA 1,2; BSU 1,2; Most Improved Football Player 1948. ' Si 9 ' i - n ■  % - f ■ mm « w i 29 SofaHom ie Eugene W. Hall Vicksburg, Mississippi Bobby Wallace Hamilton Lena, Mississippi Christian Endeavor 1 ,2. Robert Clayton Harris ...Jackson, Mississippi Sharmon Harris Clinton, Mississippi Vesper Choir 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Canto Sonora 2; Mississippi College 1. Carl Arthur Hill, Jr Crystal Springs, Mississippi Boys Glee Club 1,2; BSU 1,2; YMCA 1,2; BSU Council 2. George Warren Hill... Crystal Springs, Mississippi BSU 1,2; YMCA 1,2; Boys ' Glee Club 1,2. Thomas Noel Hilton Jackson, Mississippi BSU 1,2; YMCA 1,2. Troy Stephen Hilton.. Star, Mississippi Pete Thomas Hodo, Jr ....Amory, Mississippi Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; MYF 1,2; Track 1,2; YMCA 2. Barbara Hogue Eden, Mississippi Lamplighters 1 ; Dramatic Club 1,2; MYF 1,2; YWCA 1 ,2; Girls ' Chorus 2. Alfred Charles Hopton ...Jackson, Mississippi John William Huff Pulaski, Mississippi Cheerleader l,2;Boxjng 1,2; IRC 2; Who ' s Who 1,2; Outstanding Boxer 1 ; BSU 1 ,2. Elaine Huggins Brookhaven, Mississippi MYF 1,2; Dramatic Club 1,2; Lamplighters 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Canto Sonora 2; Y Cabinet 2. Dempsey Lee Johnson Carthage, Mississippi MYF 1,2. Robert Louis Johnson Carthage, Mississippi 30 Sofo om ieA, Robert C. Johnstone Jackson, Mississippi Tony Katsaboulas Jackson, Mississippi Edward Oliver Kelson. Pensacola, Florida Football 1,2; Boxing 1,2; Class Officer 1; Dramatic Club 2. Dan William Lassetter.. Harperville, Mississippi Basketball 1,2; YMCA 1,2; BSU 1,2; Agriculture Club 2. Robert Theo Ledbetter Jackson, Mississippi Jacqueline Leggett .Jackson, Mississippi Dramatic Club 1,2; BSU 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Y Cab- inet 2. Bob Long Corinth, Mississippi University of Alabama 1 . Bradley T. Lutz. Pattison, Mississippi BSU 1,2; YMCA 1,2. Jim Freeman McCoy Lake, Mississippi Boxing 1,2; Annual Staff 1,2; YMCA 2; Class Offi- cer 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Hindsonian 1. William Thomas McLemore....West Point, Mississippi MYF 1,2; YMCA 1,2. Bill McManus Hazlehurst, Mississippi BSU 1,2. Mrs. Martha McMillan Edwards, Mississippi Mixed Chorus 2; Piano Ensemble 2; Canto Sonora 2. Sam Franklin Malone Corinth, Mississippi Football 1,2; MYF 1,2. Ray Marshall Jackson, Mississippi IRC 2; Christian Endeavor 1,2; YMCA 1 2; Who ' s Who 2; Debating 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1. Archie David Martz Jackson, Mississippi Basketball 1,2; Track 1; BSU 1,2; Football 1. 31 Softwomo ie t fTUt P Dan Mathews Utica, Mississippi Football 1,2. Mary Frances Mathews.... Utica, Mississippi BSU 1,2; Girls ' Club Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Lamplighters 1 ; Dramatic Club 1 . James May Florence, Mississippi William Frank Mayo Mobile, Alabama MYF 1,2; Who ' s Who 2. Claire Franklin Meeks Edwards, Mississippi Basketball 1,2; MYF 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Lamplighters 1 ; Wedding 1,2. Rufus Earl Miles Jackson, Mississippi Boys ' Glee Club 1,2; BSU 1,2. Dow Williams Mosley Jackson, Mississippi Band 1 ; Christian Endeavor 1,2; Girls ' Chorus 1 ; Class Officer 2; IRC 2. Irvin Jackson Mosley.... Jackson, Mississippi Baseball 1; Track; IRC 2; Christian Endeavor 2; Football 1. Jacqueline Aline Musil Vicksburg, Mississippi Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Dramatic Club 1,2; Canto Sonora 2; Sextet 1 ; MYF 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Y Cabinet 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; Vesper Choir 2. Elizabeth Nichols Belzoni, Mississippi YWCA 1,2; BSU 1,2; Wedding 1,2; Y Cabinet 2; BSU Council 2; Eagle Staff 2. Edwina O ' Brien ...Raymond, Mississippi Band 1,2. Alex D. Owens Terry, Mississippi Ruby Jean Riser Owens.. Terry, Mississippi Nelda Jean Owings Amory, Mississippi Basketball 1,2; BSU 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Lamplighters 2; Wedding 2; All State Basketball 2. George Isom Pace ..Vicksburg, Mississippi 32 Sofe6omo ie William Edwin Patterson Anguilla, Mississippi BSU 1,2; YMCA 1,2. John Jefferson Peaster Yazoo City, Mississippi Annual Staff 2. Lester Alexander Penn ....Ludlow, Mississippi MYF 1,2; IRC 2. Betty Jean Pepper Vaughan, Mississippi Band 1 ; Basketball 1,2; MYF 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Lamp- lighters 1 . Richard L. Pepper Jackson, Mississippi MYF 1,2. Durell Hopkins Phillips D ' Lo, Mississippi James Francis Ponder Braxton, Mississippi BSU 1,2; YMCA 1,2; Agriculture Club 2. Richard Dart Preis New Orleans, Louisiana Mixed Chorus 1,2; Football 1,2. Erie Richard Prenshaw ..Jackson, Mississippi Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Madrigal Singers 1; BSU 1 ; Boys ' Chorus 2. William Herman Purviance Jackson, Mississippi Murray Edward Quin Liberty, Mississippi Ole Miss 1. Johnnie Margaret Riddell Raymond, Mississippi Madrigal Singers 1 ; Piano Ensemble 1 ; Mixed Cho- rus 1 . Ceorge Durwood Robinson Brandon, Mississippi Band 1,2; MYF 1,2; Boys ' Glee Club 2. Howard Chappel Robinson Brandon, Mississippi Hal Rogers.... Amory, Mississippi Football 1 ; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Who ' s Who 1 ; BSU 1,2. 33 S faKOMt Vie Olive Ann Root Jackson, Mississippi Queen of Penny Fair 2; Perkinston Junior College I. Ivan Patterson Rosamond.... Canton, Mississippi Ole Miss 1 ; Football 2; All State Football 2; Basket- ball 2. Joe Henry Rutledge Hazlehurst, Mississippi Thomas William Selby, Jr. ....Phoenix, Mississippi BSU 1,2. Prease Herbert Sessums Lena, Mississippi Frank Mason Shelby, Jr Terry, Mississippi BSU 1,2. Earl Stanley Smathers Raymond, Mississippi Mixed Chorus 1,2; Madrigal Singers 1 ; Vesper Choir 2; Quartet 2; Boys ' Glee Club 2; Canto Sonora 2. Mildred Smith Utica, Mississippi Mixed Chorus 1,2; Canto Sonora Club 2; Piano Ensemble 1,2; YWCA 1,2; BSU; 1,2; Y Council 2; Vesper Choir 1 ,2. James Eugene Sneed.... Jackson, Mississippi Football 1,2; Boxing 1,2; MYF 1,2; YMCA 2. Charles E. Steen Yazoo City, Mississippi Football 1; Track 1,2; BSU 1,2; YMCA 1; BSU Council 2; Mixed Chorus 1 ; Boxing 2. Billy Brown Stewart Brandon, Mississippi BSU 1,2; Hindsonian 2. Louis Gene Strickland... Eden, Mississippi Football 1,2; Who ' s Who 1,2; All State Fooitball 1,2; BSU 1,2; Basketball 1. Catherine Elizabeth Taylor ....Florence, Mississippi Mixed Chorus 1 ; YWCA 1,2; BSU 1,2; Girls ' Chorus 2; Canto Sonora 2. Vivian A. Taylor Utica, Mississippi BSU 1,2. Sarah Peggy Therrell Florence, Mississippi Dramatics 2; Sextet 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls ' Chorus 2; BSU 1,2; Vesper Choir 2; YWCA 1,2. 34 Sofe omone ' 1 dft m k Hagan Thompson Jackson, Mississippi Dramatic Club 1,2; MYF 1,2; Boys ' Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2; Madrigal Singers 1. Edsel Earl Thrash Lake, Mississippi Football 1,2; Boxing 1,2; YMCA 1,2; Best All Around Boxer 2; Track 1 ; Canto Sonora 2; Who ' s Who 2; BSU 1,2. Mary Maudine Thrash Lake, Mississippi BSU 1,2; BSU Council 1,2; Dramatic Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1 ,2 ; YWCA 1 ,2 ; YWCA Cabinet 2 ; Band 1 ,2 ; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Madrigal Singers 1,2; Canto Sonora 2; Who ' s Who 1,2. Sara Jean Tullos .-.Morton, Mississippi Wedding 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Class Officer 2. Hilda Ann Upton Walnut Grove, Mississippi Mixed Chorus 2; Girls ' Chorus 2; Band 1,2; BSU 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Wedding 2. Joseph D. Valentour Jackson, Mississippi Track 1,2; Dramatic Club 1,2; Football 1,2; Who ' s Who 1,2; YMCA 1,2; BSU 1,2. Annie Evelyn Walker D ' Lo, Mississippi Wedding 2; All State Basketball 1,2; YWCA 1,2; BSU 1,2. Leola Walker Prentiss, Mississippi YWCA 1,2; BSU 1,2. Tom Long Wansley Florence, Mississippi Joseph Chester Warren Jackson, Mississippi BSU 1. James Freeman Webb Florence, Mississippi Baseball 1,2; BSU 1,2. Horace Malcolm Wells Jackson, Mississippi BSU 1,2. Helen Wyvonne Whitehead Jackson, Mississippi YWCA 1,2; BSU 1,2; Dramatic Club 1,2; Wedding 1 ; Cheerleader 1,2; Hindsonian 2. Arthur Colburn Whittemore Raymond, Mississippi Edgar Williams Houlka, Mississippi Hindsonian 1,2. 35 J 3P ™ I ' Genevieve Willioms Flora, Mississippi Girls ' Chorus 1,2; BSU 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Canto Sonora 1 ,2. Merton E. Williams, Jr. Flora, Mississippi Mixed Chorus 1,2; BSU 1,2. Ina Ethyl Womock Utica, Mississippi Lamplighters 1,2; Canto Sonora 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Piano Ensemble 2; MYF 1,2; YWCA 1,2. Ben Woods Bentonia, Mississippi MYF 1,2; IRC 2; YMCA 1,2; Debating 1,2; Dra- matics 1 . Betty Zeringue Raymond, Mississippi Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls ' Chorus 2. Hot lips and shine Have you heard the one about- 36 ?%e 6ma t O icent 4 V ' Co ft Lorerta Nichols Secretary Baker Austin Treasurer Tom Cibson Reporter Miss Stamper Sponsor Mr. Harris Sponsor 37 7%e4 me t ft , Jr  ' n Herbert John Ahten New Orleans, La. Baker Austin Jackson, Miss. Walter L. Barfield Jackson, Miss. John E. Barton Jackson, Miss. : ■ I A Ramon V. Belart Jackson, Miss. 1 William Ray Adams Jackson, Miss. r Winfred Backstrom Jackson, Miss. j-m jit r ; j Aff 5 John L. Barlow Terry, Miss. Kenneth Batton Mendenhall, Miss. • ? Charlie Bennett Raymond, Miss. i y I Charles Edgar Allen Jackson, Miss. Mrs. Helen Baird Amory, Miss. J2 v Harry Due Barnes Vicksburg, Miss. Ait James Beasley Calhoun City, Miss. ft Richard Bennett Marietta, Miss. Clen Anderson Vicksburg, Miss. jp |SPti £ tP 5 l | J d M James Ray Bankston Vicksburg, Miss. Palmer Barnes Tampa, Fla. Elaine Beckham Carthage, Mississippi 5cr Rex Jerome Best Jackson, Miss. f Herman Asher Yazoo City, Miss. Virginia N. Barfield Jackson, Miss. ' Robert Barr Crystal Springs, Miss. ft Immanuel Beeching Edwards, Miss. Leonard Dalton Bittle Aberdeen, Miss. 38 Erlinda Blanco Honduras o r ■ ' .•■ James Broadwater Jackson, Miss. j a® m William S. Brown Port Gibson, Miss. Mary E. Boyd AnguWa, Miss. I f 1 5i 7 « .  ■ H jp 1 ... ( Gladden Brooks Carthage, Miss. Arch Bruntlett Pascagoula, Miss. Janie Marguerite Boyles Florence, Miss. J. C. Broom Columbia, Miss. rieAAtnea John Morton Bufkin Terry, Miss. Maxine Bradshaw Morton, Miss. Tommie D. Brown Vicksburg, Miss. Calvin Cowan Byrd McLain, Miss. Sarah Branciere Morton, Miss.  William C. Brown Bolton, Miss. William Callendar Wesson, Miss. Paul E. Case Canton, Miss. Bobby Collum Fannin, Miss. Thomas Sidney Cates Jackson, Miss. Jimmie Collum Fannin, Miss. Eddie Caveness Marietta, Miss. Dobson Cox Jackson, Miss. Martha Lynn Chamblee Sharon, Miss. Kenneth Cranford Columbia, Miss. Kara Cockrell D ' Lo, Miss. Juanita Culipher Bolton, Miss. 39 x Rollin Currie, Jr. Utica, Mississippi Betty Ann Dear Florence, Mississipp Patricia Easom Raymond, Mississipp Howard Ferguson Jackson, Mississippi MJ WROm ■ ,;-r; ; . Jewel Fuller Jackson, Mississippi Kenny K. Curtis Kingsport, Tennesse Dorothy Ann Den so Meadville, Mississipp Mary Ann Edge Amory, Mississippi Claudia Floyd Brandon, Mississippi Mildred Callman Raymond, Mississippi Frank Davis Corinth, Mississippi Henry Lee Denton Jackson, Mississippi 1 Benjiman Edwards Jackson, Mississippi Joel Fooshee Amory, Mississippi Cay Cardner Jackson, Mississippi $p ' Sidney E. Davis Terry, Mississippi fv Burris Dunn Jackson, Mississippi n H John Elrod Jackson, Mississippi Mavis Frederick Smithville, Mississippi g r Ceorge Day Bentonia, Mississipp Jacquelyn Dyer Aberdeen, Mississipp James Free Moulton, Alabama At Harold Garner Jackson, Mississippi Robert Carraway Jackson, Mississippi 40 Dorothy Gary Jackson, Miss. Joyce Gearhart Bolton, Miss. Dolores Gerrard Yazoo City, Miss. fie faptett Tom Gibson Jacksoni Miss. rV- ; . « jik Francis Gill Johns, Miss. Dabney Gilliland Jackson, Miss. Jerry Golmon Vicksburg, Miss. Julia Allene Gonia Vicksburg, Miss. Arthur Gordin Canton, Miss. ( «£ W ' f ' - ■■ ■ rf% ? %M ; qjnM0 . v ' j Jack Gurley Tishomingo, Miss. John Halpin Vicksburg, Miss. Alvin Harvey Pelahatchie, Miss. Katherine Hamrick Jackson, Miss. Harold Harvey Forest, Miss. Marinell Hargrove Brandon, Miss. i Edward P. Harvill Florence, Miss. Nell Harris Greenwood Springs, Miss. Richard Hawkins Jackson, Miss. John Turner Harris Vicksburg, Miss. Thomas M. Hembree McComb, Miss. J. B. Henderson Corinth, Miss. h II Jack L. Herring Raymond, Miss. d Bert Hill Amory, Miss. William Hobson Carthage, Miss. Ann Hutchins Utica, Miss. 41 fietiAntett Frank Jackson Jackson, Miss. 1 Don Jones Brandon, Miss. fjZZj Ifcl ] Rayford Lack Terry, Miss. ■ £.■ Loyd Lee Jackson, Miss. 1 • Thomas Joseph McCall Yazoo City, Miss. ,1 ' SP 111 Randolph Jeter Orrville, Ala. Mary Ruth Jones Puckett, Miss. William E. Lambert Jackson, Miss. Juanice Liles Learned, Miss. Clyde McCee Dallas, Texas I Ceorge Jewell Browns, Ala. Lorraine Kelly Utica, M iss. 1 Monroe Landrum Clinton, Miss. JK • Louie Little Jackson, Miss. Jessie C. McLendon Raymond, Miss. T 4 Sammy Jobron Silver Creek, Miss. Bette Kate Kelso Calhoun City, Miss. , jit . . - ■■ Mary Nell Langley New Hebron, Miss. John Long Carthage, Mississippi Jo Ree McNair Learned, Mississippi P i Horace Johnson Carthage, Miss.  ff Angelo LaBathe Amory, Miss. r Mitchell Lavinghouze Jackson, Miss. [ |Sl Joseph Losset Florence, Miss. Hulon Ray McPhai D ' Lo.Miss. 42 Lloyd Maestri New Orleans, La. Norma Jean Martin Clarksdale, Miss. Edgar Meredith Orrville, Ala. Virginia Mobley Raymond, Miss. Cerhart Moore Raymond, Miss. J ' Tony Manguno New Orleans, La. Smylie Mason Carthage, Miss. in Bobbie Merritt Jackson, Miss. £ Hodgen Montague Clinton, Miss. Kitty S. Moore Lexington, Miss. W. B. Mansell Carthage, Miss. Mildred Mason Carthage, Miss. John Miller Edwards, Miss. Robert Montgomery Port Gibson, Miss. Bill Morris Columbia, Miss. fiewunea ft Ethel H. Martin Utica, Miss. Earl Mathes Utica, Miss. D r Johnny Milner Edinburg, Miss. Clinton Montz Jackson, Miss. Clayton Moss. Utica, Miss. Ceorgie Mae Martin Satartia, Miss. ' : S it :- k - I Enrique Medina Honduras Edna Earle Mobley Utica, Miss. Alvyn Moore Pelahatchie, Miss. Al Murdock Brickeys, Ark. 43 fteAmttea Charlotte Myers New Hebron, Miss. Jean Ann Nickell Jackson, Miss. Henry Peden Terry, Miss. Mary Nell Pierce Jackson, Miss. Harold Nash Brandon, Miss. -V= jc?f. B M William Nutt Ludlow, Miss. fS m I Louis Pennell Amory, Miss. w Evelyn Porter Benton, Miss. W £m Vernon Neely Florence, Miss. Roger O ' Neal Jackson, Miss. Mary Annie Pepper Vaughan, Miss. Rueben Price Utica, Miss. JT Cordon Nelson Pensacola, Fla. Bobbe Jeanne Park Morton, Miss. Stanford Pepper Vaughan, Miss. Kenneth Pritchett East Point, Ca. . ' Loretta Nichols Belzoni, Miss. :£S Harold Peden Terry, Miss. Sf ef ' J ,-  % Luther Perkins Amory, Miss. Clayton Quin Liberty, Miss. James Ramsey Vicksburg, Miss. William Ramsey Vicksburg, Miss. Robert Reeves Jackson, Miss. Frank Reynolds McComb, Miss. Lewis Robertson Jackson, Miss. 44 Morris Rogers Dixon, Miss. Dorothy Rorie Amory, Miss. W - S ' T V J fi ( A Charlene Sadler Bentonia, Miss. Carl Sanders Amory, Miss. 41. 4i Kenneth Sickal Burlington, Mich. Dwight Smith Moulton, Ala. Evelyn Stallings Raymond, Miss. Leo Steen Vicksburg, Miss. Fred Ross Florence, Miss. Halbert Ray Selby Phoenix, Miss. Edith Smith Nettleton, Miss. Robert Stinson Jackson, Miss. T5 Edward Russell Carthage, Miss. William J. Shaughnessy Vicksburg, Miss. i. Price Sneed Jackson, Miss. Ruby Stucky Inman, Kans. • yf % e Robert Russell Carpenter, Miss. Jack Shults Jackson, Miss. mitk David Spence Canton, Miss. Charles Lee Taylor Port Gibson, Miss. Charles Wallace William Taylor Robert Taylor Callie B. Thames James Thomas Taylor Jackson, Miss. Jackson, Miss. Jackson, Miss. Florence, Miss. Corinth, Miss. 45 7ieMwtea Carolyn Thompson Utica, Miss. ' ft Lewis Tynes Sandyhook, Miss. Gird Warren Brandon, Miss. Sam White Utica, Miss. Doris Thompson Jackson, Miss. Lida Nell Vaughan Vaughan, Miss. Barbara Warrington Vicksburg, Miss. Eleanor Whittemore Raymond, Miss. James R. Thompson Columbia, Miss. Willie Thurmond Hazlehurst, Miss. Robert Clifton Ward Jackson, Miss. % Ray White Pelahatchie, Miss. Alyne Warnock Cermania, Miss. James White Lake, Miss. - Billy Wilemon Aberdeen, Miss. Henry Wilkinson Jackson, Miss. Guy Young Louisville, Miss. Luther Turbeville Jackson, Miss. Carlyne Warnock Cermania, Miss Frank White Lake, Miss. Dorothy Williams Maben, Miss. 46 Charles E. Shores President Par Durst Vice-President ) Mr. Cibbes h ' Eric Blankley 47 First Row Ambrose Wiley Adams Versailles, Kentucky Barberinp Second Row James Paul Blakeney Crystal Springs, Mississippi Refrigeration T hird Row Conorad C. Carpenter West Point, Mississippi Electric Motor Repair Fourth Row Brian Patrick Durst Catchings, Mississippi Refrigeration Robert B. Andrews Mendenhall, Mississippi Auto Mechanics Earl Ray Anthony Grenada, Mississippi Auto Mechanics Eric Joseph Blankley Shelby, Mississippi Refrigeration Wallace Therman Blissett Morton, Mississippi Auto Body Fender Repair Warren Lin wood Carter Ethel, Mississippi Electric Motor Repair Charles Cliburne Mendenhall, Mississippi Machine Shop Carl Eckert Pottsville, Pennsylvania Auto Mechanics Troy Mancill Embry Eupora, Mississippi Radio Repair James Peter Bacot Bolton, Mississippi Radio Repair Willie B. Boyd Jayess, Mississippi Refrigeration Harwood Paul Cook Hollandale, Mississippi Refrigeration Arthur Howard England Eupora, Mississippi Machine Shop Walter D. Barfield Vicksburg, Mississippi Refrigeration Eugene Rogers Brooks Ferriday, Louisiana Radio Repair Richmond Denmark Leakesville, Mississippi Electric Motor Repair William Frank English Aberdeen, Mississippi Refrigeration Albert Belenchia Shelby, Mississippi Refrigeration Johnnie D. Buntyn Morton, Mississippi Auto Mechanics Robert O. Dulin Greenwood, Mississippi Refrigeration Jimmie Lee Flint Whitfield, Mississippi Auto Mechanics 48 t ocattottal First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Willis Courtney Fondren Belzoni, Mississippi Auto Mechanics Richard J. Hally Crystal Springs, Mississippi Auto Mechanics Venice N. James Puckett, Mississippi Machine Shop Billy Howell Lott Forest, Mississippi Refrigeration Bernard H. Freeman Summit, Mississippi Radio Repair William Thompson Hall Hollandale, Mississippi Refrigeration Auto Mechanics Norce C. Johnson Philadelphia, Mississippi Barbering Roy T. Lott Collins, Mississippi Elect ric Motor Repair Ben Parker Canann Carthage, Mississippi Electric Motor Repair Ray George Hart Connellsville, Pennsylvania Machine Shop Edwin L. Jones Mize, Mississippi Refrigeration James Ottis Lovitt Puckett, Mississippi Electric Motor Repair A. E. Callman Raymond, Mississippi Machine Shop Hilery Thomas Hewitt Summit, Mississippi Refrigeration Harvey Lewis Jones Philadelphia, Mississippi Refrigeration Elmer McBride Sail is, Mississippi Auto Mechanics Roy V. Cordon Braxton, Mississippi Electric Motor Repair Joe Winford Home Noxapater, Mississippi Refrigeration Joseph A. LaValley Burlington, Vermont Auto Mechanics William B. Martin, Jr. Paris, Tennessee General Electric Wiring Merle Walton Craham Conehatta,. Mississippi Barbering Haller Thomas Hutchins Utica, Mississippi Auto Mechanics Oree Phil Lee Hattiesburg, Mississippi Refrigeration Robert Carroll Maxwell Madison, Mississippi Auto Body Fender Repair 1 . I f ; -Z. ' si 49 1 0CClt60HCll Charles C. Mergenschroer Lucedale, Mississippi Refrigeration James Watson Purvis Brandon, Mississippi Refrigeration James Clifton Simpson Morton, Mississippi Electric Motor Repair Raymond Soley Hattiesburg, Mississippi Refrigeration Homer Mullins Leflore, Mississippi Auto Body Fender Repair Jack Hunter Rice Crystal Springs, Mississippi Electric Motor Repair Lloyd Davis Sims Canton, Mississippi Electric Motor Repair Ellis Lamar Strong Utica, Mississippi Auto Mechanics Preston David Odom Hattiesburg, Mississippi Refrigeration Hubert O. Robbins, Jr. Columbia, Mississippi Auto Body Fender Repair Clarence Richard Smith Vossburg, Mississippi Barbering- Alvin Stanley Taylor Crystal Springs, Mississippi Radio Repair Gaines Owens Shubuta, Mississippi Auto Body Fender Repair Robert Dennis Robbins Columbia, Mississippi Auto Body Fender Repair Harry Raymond Smith Pass Christian, Mississippi Refrigeration John Raymond Taylor Utica, Mississippi Machine Shop James Francis Pierce Union Churcli, Mississippi Electric Motor Repair William Lavon Robbins Columbia, Mississippi Barbering Lawrence D. Smith Bolton, Mississippi Auto Mechanics Clifton Allen Terrell Liberty, Mississippi Auto Body Fender Repair Billy John Purvis Puckett, Mississippi General Electric Wiring Charles Essex Shores Jackson, Mississippi Refrigeration Willie Fred Smith Crystal Springs, Mississippi Auto Mechanics Harry Thurmond Hazlehurst, Mississippi Auto Body Fender Repair 50 f -m er | „ W ? mm J 4Pf i M First row Willie Tubertini, Jr. Shelby, Mississippi Electric Motor Repair James Floyd Tucker Hollandale, Mississippi Refrigeration Wilber Roger Vance Union, Mississippi Barbering James Otis Walker Morton, Mississippi Barbering Cecil Calvert Ward Raymond, Mississippi General Electricity Wiring William Arthur Ward, Jr. Natchez, Mississippi Barbering J Second row l ocatfoncd Three of a kind Roy H. Watson Ferriday, Louisiana Refrigeration John Willie Whatley Louisville, Mississippi General Electricity Wiring Grady Lee Wilkerson Smithdale, Mississippi Barbering W. D. Williams Fernwood, Mississippi Auto Mechanics John Mac Worthy Amory, Mississippi Radio Repair Maxwell Lonnie Yarbrough Hazlehurst, Mississippi Barbering : :::;- : ■■,■■ Making like a swan 51 Sealon, O lcen Vice President Sue McKissack President Bill Caudle Secretary Nancy Hall Treasurer Reporter Jean Ferguson Berry Jean White Sponsors «4 Miss Byrd Mr. Treloar 52 Se Uo%4, V. D. Allen Raymond, Mississippi Track 3; History Medal 3. Eleanor Kaye Bardin. Bolton, Mississippi Band 4; Basketball 2,3; FHA 3,4; YWCA 2,3,4; High School Glee Club 2,4; Girls ' Chorus 4; Canto Sonora 4; BSU 2,3,4. Fay Bass Raymond, Mississippi Y-Teens 4. Robert L. Bennett Raymond, Mississippi Marks Bickham Jackson, Mississippi Hindsonian 4. Chester Bishop Grenada, Mississippi Boys ' Glee Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Boxing 4; Christian En- deavor 4; Canto Sonora 4. Gertrude Bray... Raymond, Mississippi Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3,4. Mary Bryant Raymond, Mississippi William Caudle ....Birmingham, Alabama Football 4; Baseball 3; Class Officer 4; FHA 3. James Chapman Utica, Mississippi Jewel M. Clarke, Jr Jackson, Mississippi Mary Dee Darby Jackson, Mississippi High School 4; Cheerleader 4; Hindsonian 3,4; Band 3,4; Basketball Manager 3; YWCA 3,4; BSU 3,4; Canto Sonora 4. Betty Pearl Davis Bolton, Mississippi FHA 4. Frances Dean Okolona, Mississippi Basketball 4; Majorette 4. Mary Dendy Utica, Mississippi Basketball 2; Track 3. 53 Se U i Elaine Alex Dennery Jackson, Mississippi Nicholas Digirolamo Narco, Louisiana Basketball 3; Football 3,4; Track 3; Baseball 3; Who ' s Who 3; All State Football 3,4. John William Edwards Mendenhall, Mississippi Hi-Y 4; FFA 3. Jean Ferguson.... Adams Station, Mississippi Glee Club 4; Y-Teens 4; Class Officer 4; Who ' s Who 4. Jack Fulkerson Kingsport, Tennessee Baseball 3,4; Basketball 3; Football 3,4; Track 3; All State Football 4. Maxine Callman Raymond, Mississipp 4-H, 2. James B. Gibson Vicksburg, Mississippi Carol Crantham Abilene, Texas Glee Club 4; Canto Sonora 4; BSU 4. Grace Guion Phoenix, Mississippi Glee Club 4; YWCA 4; MYF 4. Philip Frederick Hahn Jackson, Mississippi Basketball 3,4; BSU 3,4; Football 3,4; Glee Club 3; Who ' s Who 3. Jo Ella Hale Terry, Mississippi Y-Teens 4; Canto Sonora 4. Nancy Bass Hall Jackson, Mississippi High School Glee Club 4; Class Officer 4; FHA 4; Basketball 3,4; Band 3,4; YWCA 3,4; Christian Endeavor 4; Hindsonian 3,4; Eagle Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Who ' s Who 4. Alice Hickingbortom Raymond, Mississippi Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; Glee Club 4; Y-Teens 4. Irene Hodge Bolton, Mississippi Sarah Jean Holliday Raymond, Mississippi Y-Teens 4; Basketball 2,3; BSU 2,3,4. 54 s, e u n Shelton L. Holliday Raymond, Mississippi Band 4; Class Officer 2,3; Who ' s Who 4. Preston Holman Edwards, Mississippi Henry Oliver Hughes Bolton, Mississippi FFA 4. Martha Ann Hutchins Bolton, Mississippi FHA 4. Virgie Lois Hutchins Raymond, Mississippi Y-teens 4; FHA 4. Wallace Keen Mendenhall, Mississippi Sue McKissack Bolton, Mississippi FHA 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Debate Club 4; Who ' s Who 3,4. Otto Martin Bolton, Mississippi Clarice Mashburn Raymond, Mississippi Majorette 3; Who ' s Who 3; Queen ' s Court 4; Glee Club 4; Y-teens 4; Christian Endeavor 4. Robert Mashburn Bolton, Mississippi FFA 4. Martha Harriet Mayo Star, Mississippi High School Glee Club 4; FHA 4; Basketball 4; MYF 3,4; Band 4; Cheerleader 4; Y-teens 4; Hindsonian 4; YWCA 3,4; Who ' s Who 4. George Morris Jackson, Mississippi James Renfroe Fort Myers, Florida Carl Sanders Canton, Mississippi Who ' s Who 4. John Sauls Jackson, Mississippi 55 Pauline Slater Adams Station, Mississippi Carroll Steen Florence, Mississippi Dorothy Stewart Brandon, Mississippi Basketball 4; Y-teens 4; BSU 4; High School Glee Club 4. Lawrence St. Pe. Pasadena, Texas Football 4. e tc n Betty Swope Jackson, Mississippi Basketball 4; Band 4; Y-teens 4; BSU 4. Clinton Vinson Oxford, Mississippi Peyton Watson Bolton, Mississippi FFA 4. Betty White.. Phoenix, Mississippi Glee Club 4; YWCA 4; MYF 4. Who Said Three Was a Crowd! Sliding Down the Hill of Difficulty 56 Z44 O icent Bobbie Joe Fortenberry President Dunlap Peeples Vice-President J u N I O R S Clifton Sessions Reporter m m c -_- r i Coach Waldvogal Sponsor Coach Renfroe Sponsor 57 I tjnt- R? Florene Abernathy Bolton Robert W. Donald Jackson Betty Hutchins Bolton Charles Ballard Aberdeen Bobbie Fortenberry Bolton James R. Jones Jackson Max L. Baker Bolton Marie Hodge Bolton Frank Langston Bolton flot U n4, Alma Erie Chapman Raymond Peter Hogaboom Vicksburg Bonnie Jean Lyles Jackson Carolyn Clarke Raymond Ann Hollis Learned Billy McCoy Raymond 58 Qu UO l4, f r fW.iiJ pr Robert McDonald Jackson Dunlap Peeples Jackson it t. Sharon McDonnell Jackson Muriel Pittinger Jackson , NC David McFarland Bolton Betty Lou Prassel Raymond ft Charles Edward Ward Jackson ' ZJt Ernest McNair Raymond Jack Robertson Jackson Ruby Nell White Terry Maurine Mashburn Raymond Ruby Ross Bolton Nonnie Williams Raymond Stephen Russell Vicksburg Oliver Shearer Raymond 59 Fay Berryhill Raymond, Mississippi Edgar Bray Raymond, Mississippi Milford Brock Raymond, Mississippi Henry Carroll Terry, Mississippi Anne Cathey Jackson, Mississippi Myrtle Chapman Terry, Mississippi Louise Everett Jackson, Mississippi Charles Austin Ferguson Adams Station, Mississippi John Flanagan Raymond, Mississippi Kyrous Cunter Learned, Mississippi Martha Ann Hale Terry, Mississippi Owen Harris Raymond, Mississippi Harry Herron Raymond, Mississippi Sofi6 Mta%e4, Jack Hickingbottom Raymond, Mississippi Juanita Holliday Raymond, Mississippi M £k P Mp f, 4 Billy Holloway Learned, Mississippi Mary C. Howard Canton, Mississippi Ruby Jean Hutchins Raymond, Mississippi Joy Jordan Jackson, Mississippi Henry Smith President Rose Parsons Vice-President Sue Newman Secretary and Treasurer 60 SofiAam %e4, ? HP! I y Sara Vanderberg Jackson, Mississippi Jamie Warrington Vicksburg, Mississippi Garret Whitehead Terry, Mississippi Norma Zeringue Raymond, Mississippi Tip Lewis Raymond, Mississippi Billy Liles Learned, Mississippi Mary Ann Lowry Roxie, Mississippi Betty McLendon Raymond, Mississippi Alden McNair Learned, Mississippi Talmadge McNair Learned, Mississippi Sue Newman Learned, Mississippi Richerdean Norwood Jackson, Mississippi Rose Parsons Raymond, Mississippi James Ray Raymond, Mississippi Birdanell Roberts Raymond, Mississippi Alice Smith Raymond, Mississippi Henry Smith Raymond, Mississippi Rex Smith Raymond, Mississippi Ceorge Tucker Jackson, Mississippi % iffc f 4$gi jRE Betty McLendon Reporter Mrs. McKenzie Sponsor Mr. Cibbes Sponsor 61 ! -Si, : : ' : 4 4:: ! : i : %:m 4i::JW : IT v::: : 4:: ,: :: Left to Right — Tommie Chick, Wyvonne Whitehead, Dot Gary, John Billy Huff. C H E E R L E A D E R S Left to Right — Kitty Moore, Bobbie Collum, Frances Dean, Norma Jean Martin, Julia Gonia, Nell Harris. 62 MERGING TRAFFIC Playing an important part in our mental, spiritual, and social development were the campus clubs and activities. Some were serious, instructive, bringing to us various problems for discussion and deliberation, teaching us to think. Others asked only that we have fun together. But all had the same basic purpose — to allow us to gain a greater knowledge and keener understanding or our fellow students. 63 a } tt wati MCLl etatfo t • Ben Woods Vice President First Semester • -  «• Wilbert Ellis Treasurer Fi- nance Chairman First Semester Barbara Cockerham Secretary First Second Semesters -- - rvl 1 Marcus Davis Membership Chairman First Semester Ray Marshall Program Chairman First Semester Helen Baird Reporter First Second Semesters Tom Gibson President First Semester Miss Lula Mae Fowler Sponsor r Seated: Henry Peden, Lida Nell Vaughn, Tommie Ainsworth, Barbara Cockerham, Joe McCall, Dow Williams Mosley, Mrs. Robert Baird, Miss Fowler, and Mr. Harris. Standing: Rodolfo Medina, George Day, Jimmy Blakney, John Billy Huff, Joe Ford, James Beasley, Brooks Robertson, Herk Mosley, Robert Baird. r Mr. J. R. Harris Sponsor George Day Decorating Chairman First Second Semesters f Alb James Beasley Vice President Second Semester Joe McCall President Second Semester Tommie Ainsworth Assistant Secretary Second Semester Brooks Robertson Treasurer Fi- nance Chairman Second Semester I Jackie Leggett Historian Second Semester Henry Peden Program Chairman Second Semester 64 Death Takes A Holiday Directed by Mrs. Louis Boteler and Mrs. Paul Wells Cast- Cora Callie B. Thames Fedele Edward Kelson Duke Lambert Joe Valentour Alda Barbara Hogue Duchess Stephanie Kitty Moore Princess of San Luca Josephine Barnett Baron Cesarea George Day Rhoda Fenton Alyne Warnock Eric Fenton limmy Denson Corrado Herbert Ahten Grazia Elaine Huggins His Serene Highness, Prince Sirki of Vitalba Alexandria Kenneth Sickal Major Whitread Alvin Moore Ushers Jackie Musil Peggy Therrell Georgia Martin Blanche Ellis Yvonne Whitehead Barbara Warrington 4lM Mr. Turnage Sponsor THE HINDSONIAN k jS4csJOCf ftssocialed GoBe6ide Press Published Weekly by Students of Hinds Junior College, Raymond, Mississippi. Editor Edgar Williams Make-Up Editor Nancy Hall Feature Editor Evelyn Stallings Sports Editor Dick Preis Organizations Editor , Muriel Pittinger Vocational Editor Johnny MacWorthy Circulation Managers Mary Dee Darby Martha Mayo REPORTERS: George Crosswhite, Billy Willis, Jack Gurley, Clarice Mashburn, David Toler, Al Murdock, Pat McDonald, Loretta Nichols, and Kenneth Curtis, Mary Howard. Music Reporter Betty McLendon Sponsor Harold Turnage 66 Norma Jean Martin Betty Boyd President Elaine Beckham Vice President Marguerite Boy let Secretary -. - r r . -fit Maxine Bradshaw Dorothy Ann Denson Miss Whitaker Bobbie Jean Parks Emily Cook Treasurer Sarah Gardner Charlotte Myers Charlene Sadler Dorothy Williams Ina Ethyl Womack Parlimentarian Elaine Huggins Reporter 67 ?utwie i¥o Mma u o£ rfmenica Left to right Seated: Martha Ann Hutchins, Martha Ann Hale, Faye Berryhill, Rose Parsons, Norma Zeringue. Standing: Sue McKissick, Juanita Holliday, Mary Griffin Howard, Sue Newman, Martha Mayo, Florene. Abernathy, Nancy Hall, Muriel Pittinger, Betty Pearl Davis, Betty Jane Hutchins, Birdanell Roberts, Richardean Norwood, Marie Hodge, Kyrous Gunter. Not Pictured. ' Sara Vandenberg, Eleanor Bardin. 1 . President — Nancy Hall 2. Vice-President — Martha Mayo 3. Secretary— Eleanor Bardin 4. Treasurer — Betty Pearl Davis 5. Reporter — Muriel Pittinger 6. Song Leader — Florene Abernathy 7. Parliamentarian — Betty Jean Hutchins 8. Sponsor — Miss Fleta Whitaker 68 ?utune ?aswt i4 o£ rfm Uca Purpose: To develop competent, aggressive, rural and agricultural leader- ship and create and nurture a love of country life. First row — left to right — Edgar Bray, Jack Hickingbottom, Henry Riser, Eddie Ward, Tip Lewis, Carl Welch. Second row — James Holliday, Billy McCoy, Oliver Hughes, Otto Martin, Henry Smith, Billy Lee Vaughn, Owen Harris, Freddie Hahn, H. C. Carroll, Alden McNair, Charles Ferguson. Third row — Rex Smith, Milford Brock, Robert Mashburn, James Ray, Gar- rett Whitehead, Preston Hollman, James Nail, Talmadge Brock, Peyton Watson, Talmadge McNair, Dick Liddell, Billy Holloway, Harry Herron, J. C. Treloar, Jr. OFFICERS President Carl Welch Vice-President Alden McNair Secretary Henry Riser Treasurer Dick Liddell Reporter Freddie Hahn Adviser J. C. Treloar, Jr. MOTTO Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve 69 lllllllllllllllilllllllllllllNlllllflllllflllllMlllllltllinnilllllllllMIIIIMIlllllllllHIMMim YWCA Not by might, nor by power, But by my Spirit, Saith the Lord of Hosts. Left to right: Josephine Barnett — Fellowship; Jac- queline Leggett — Recreation; Jacqueline Musil — Vice President; Elaine Huggins — Group Chairman; Emily Cook — Secretary; Mildred Smith — President; Elizabeth Nic- hols — Treasurer; Barbara Cockerham — Group Chairman; Tommie Ainsworth — Publicity Editor; Maudine Thrash — Pianist; Miss Davis — Sponsor (not pictured) 70 it. in. e . My son, forget not my law; but let thine heart keep my commandments. Proverbs 4: 1 . President — Edsel Thrash .jiJl fi ■Ml m Treasurer — Marcus Davis Secretary — Ray Burleson Sponsor — Mr. Benton 71 mm President Moudine Thrash First Vice President Carl Hill Second Vice Pres. Peggy Therrell Third Vice Pres. Charles Steen Secretary Josephine Barnett Treasurer Sarah Gill Program Chairman Elizabeth Nichols Song Leader Catherine Taylor Pianist Mildred Smith Publicity Director Barbara Cockerham Sponsor Miss Stewart Sponsor Mrs. Puryear First Row — Elizabeth Nichols, Catherine Taylor, Lida Nell Vaughn, Loretta Nichols, Mildred Smith, Peggy Therrell, Barbara Cockerham, Josephine Barnett, Sarah Gill, Dorothy Stewart, Maudine Thrash, Miss Stewart. Second Row — Marguerite Boyles, Bettye Boyd, Julia Gonia, Mary Dee Darby, Muriel Pittinger, Jimmie Collum, Edsel Thrash, Mildred Mason, Alvin Moore, Bobby Collum, Marinell Har- grove, Hilda Ann Upton. Third Row — Emily Cook, Thomas Hembree, Eleanor Bardin, Alyne Warnock, Carlyne Warnock, Maxine Bradshaw, Mary Ann Edge, Nelda Jean Owings, Jo Ree McNair, Jacqueline Leggett, Dorothy Gary, Kitty Moore. Fourth Row — Harold Nash, Ruby Stucky, Johnnie Coalter, Mary Ruth Jones, Mavis Fredrick, Bradley Lutz, Genevieve Williams, Charlotte Ann Myers, Richard Prenshaw, Earl Gill. 72 •W  0 Wk life fj First Semester President — Ben Woods Vice-President — Elaine Muggins Treasurer — Durwood Robinson Song Leader — Jackie Musil Pianist — Ina Ethyl Womack Sponsors — Miss Davis Miss Halford Miss Herrin Second Semester President — Nell Harris Vice-President — George Day Secretary — Delores Gerrard Treasurer — James Beasley Membership Chairman — Dot Rorie Worship Chairman — Ann Hutchins House Chairman — Lorraine Kelly wettey ?ocutdati M Tommie Ainsworth Virginia Nelle Barfield James Monroe Beasley Mary Beth Beasley Gladden Matheny Brooks Martha Lynn Chamblee Thomas Theodore Chick James Curnick George A. - Day Dorothy Ann Denson James Abbie Denson Jane Denson Blanche Gooch Ellis Joel Branion Fooshee Dolores Gerrard Hal Young Gerrard Grace Guion Nell Harris Pete Thomas Hodo Barbara Hogue MEMBERS Elaine Huggins Ann Hutchins Lorraine Kelly William Thomas McLemore Sam Franklin Malone Georgie Mae Martin Martha Mayo Frank Mayo Claire Meeks Al Murdock Jacqueline Aline Musil William Edwin Patterson Harold Glen Peden Henry Peden Lester Alexander Penn Betty Jean Pepper Richard Lincoln Pepper Luther Don Perkins Frank Allison Reynolds Lewis Brooks Robertson Durwood Robinson Howard Chapell Robinson Dorothy Helen Rorie Charlene Sadler Carl Sanders Ray Selby Lydia Edith Smith Price Sneed James Eugene Sneed William Taylor Hagan Thompson Robert Clifton Ward Betty Jean White Ray White Edgar Williams Joseph Benjamin Woods Ina Ethyl Womack Miss Halford Miss Davis Miss Kcrrin ft ft kf 4 B M fete . I ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ift ft ft Hi a V ft 73 (ywitetfatt i OFFICERS First Semester President — Ray Marshall Vice-President — Nancy Ha Secretary-Treasurer — Jessie McLendon Song Leader — Betty McLendon Pianist — Jessie McLendon Second Semester President — Nancy Hal Vice-President — Mary Howard Secretary — Jackie Dyer Treasurer — Barbara Warrington Song Leader — Betty McLendon Pianist — Jessie McLendon Sponsor — Miss Whitaker awn MEMBERS Miss Whitaker Jackie Dyer Nancy Hall Patricia Easom Mary Howard Betty McLendon Jessie McLendon Pat Marshall Ray Marshall Edna Earle Mobley Dow Mosley Irvin Mosley Jean Ann Nickell Betty Swope Carolyn Thompson Luthur Tuberville Barbara Warrington Jamie Warrington Eleanor Whittemore 74 a Betty Ann Dear P6c 76efa ' fcafefea Jessie McLendon Loretta Nichols Miss Davis, Sponsor PURPOSE: To promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among the students of the junior colleges of the U.S.A. (Left to right) Jackie Musil, Maudine Thrash, Ina Ethyl Womack, Mildred Smith. ' Roland Cranford Jim McCoy John Halpin ■$ 75 TEENS Seated — left to right — Betty Lou Prasell, Maurine Mashburn, Treasurer; Clarice Mashburn, President; Jean Ferguson, Secretary; Sara Holliday, Vice-President; Fay Bass. Standing — Juanita Holliday, Sue Newmen. Second row — Norma Zeringue, Muriel Pittinger, Ann Smith, Dorothy Stewart, Alice Hickingbottom, Ruby Jean Hutchins, Carolyn Clark, Birdanell Roberts, Mary Howard, Richerdean Norwood, Mary Ann Hale, Martha Mayo, Reporter; Mrs. McKenzie, Sponsor; Kyrous Gunter. Third row — Myrtle Mae Chapman, Joe Ella Hale, Rose Parsons, Betty Swope, Ann Cathy, Betty McLendon, Mary Ann Lowry. 76 First Vice-President Johnnie Coolter w Second Vice-Pres. Calvin Byrd Adviser T. S. Myers °arliamentarian Thomas Selby ON Secretary Arch Bruntlett Reporter Robert Russell Treasurer Freeman Webb A G R I C U L T U R E C L U B Left to right — Henry Peden, Edgar Shotts, Freeman Webb, Horace Johnson, Randolph Jeter, Robert Barr, Clayton Harris, Mr. Myers. Second row — Calvin Byrd, George Crosswhite, Thomas Hembree, Kara Cockrell, John Bufkin, Howard Robinson, Dwight Smith, Harold Nash, Ray- ford Lack. Third row — Thomas Selby, Dan Lassetter, Opie Ellis, Gordon Nelson, Guy Young, Don Jones, Harold Peden, Tony Manguno, Arch Bruntlett, Earl Gill. Jim Pickett, president (not pictured). 77 CANTO SONORA First Row (left to right) — Elaine Huggins, Mary Ruth Jones, Doris Thompson, Norma Jean Martin, Betty Lou Prassel Bonnie Lyles, Miss Stamper, Tad Thrash, Jessie McLendon. Second Row (left to right) — Martha McMillan, Pat Easom, Charlotte Myers, Ina Womack, Catherine Taylor, Carlyne Warnock, Ann Smith, Mary Dee Darby, Carolyne Clark, Maurine Mashburn, Mrs. Davis, Genevieve Wil- liams, Alvyn Moore. Third Row (left to right) — Mrs. Andrews, Fay Berry- hill, Mildred Smith, Ruby Stucky, Maudine Thrash, Josephine Barnett, Jacqueline Musil, Jo Ella Hale, Alma Chapman, Olga Valle, Betty McLendon, Rose Parsons, Myrtle Chapman. Fourth Row (left to right) — Clinton Montz, Kenneth Sickal, Hagan Thompson, Richard Prenshaw, Earl Allen, James Gibson, Gladden Brooks, Stanley Smathers, Peggy Therrell. GIRLS ' CHORUS p v ■%- First Row (left to right) — Charlotte Myers, Clarice Mashburn, Eleanor Bardin, Peggy Therrell, Jessie Mc- Lendon, Accompanist; Elaine Huggins, Hilda Upton, Sarah Gill, Alyne Warnock, Mary Howard, Jackie Musil, Betty Zeringue. Second Row (left to right) — Barbara Hogue, Ruby Stucky, Tommie Ainsworth, Carlyne Warnock, Josephine Barnett, Georgia Martin, Mary Nell Langley, Charlene Sadler, Maxine Bradshaw, Yvonne Whitehead, Genevieve Williams, Catherine Taylor, Bobby Jean Parks, Sarah Brancier. HIJUCOS Left to Right — Tommy Chick, Robert Bair, Earl Gill, Loyd Maestri, Stanley Smathers, Henry Peden, Ken- neth Sickal, Earl Mathus, Bill Hobson, Graves Blake, Richard Prenshaw, Hagan Thompson, Rufus Miles, James Thomas, Billy Brown, James Gibson, William Nutt, James Ramsey, Durwood Robinson, Joe Ford, Earl Allen, James May, Alvin Moore, Gladden Brooks, Doris Thompson, Accompanist. 78 HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB Left to Right: Olga Valle, Betty McLendon, Mary Howard, Mary Dee Darby, Juanita Holliday, Ann Smith, Betty Prassel, Joy Jordan, Ann Cathy, Muriel Pittinger, Rose Parsons, Clarice Mashburn, Carol Grantham. VESPER CHOIR Left to Right: Stanley Smathers, Hagan Thompson, Mildred Smith, Ruby Stucky, Peggy Therrell, Genevieve Williams, Eleanor Bardin, Maudine Thrash, Jackie Musil, Jessie McLendon, Alvin Moore, Gladden Brooks, Joe Ford. MIXED CHORUS Left to Right: Front Row: Hilda Upton, Mildred Smith, Ruby Stucky, Ina Womack, Peggy Therrell, Glad- den Brooks, Kenneth Sickal, Alvin Moore, Barbara Cock- erham, Maudine Thrash, Jackie Musil, Buddy Tullos. Second Row: Joe Ree McNair, Edna Earle Mobley, Blanche Ellis, Patrica Easom, Doris Thompson, Richard Prenshaw, Stanley Smathers, Hagan Thompson, Joe Ford, Sarah Gill, Genevieve Williams, and Jessie McLendon. 79 Wherefore Peace The Gift ?! „ % v v f «• .- • « ' Radiant Morn 80 eg CD o CD 4- 1- ro o c CD 0) , f -2 c Qj f en 3 fl3 i_ CD a O CD £ o 0) 4- k_ T5 3 a CD en o u fieAAtttatt SofeAom ie ' WecUUaa RECESSIONAL Groom — Elizabeth Nichols Best Man — Sarah Jean Tullos Officiating Minister — Earlton Gibbes President — G. M. McLendon Groomsmen: Sarah Gill Nelda Jean Owings Claire Meeks Betty Jean Pepper Hilda Ann Upton Flower Girls: Carolyn Reeves Martha Reeves Florence Ann Reeves Carol McNair Annette Gibbes Judy Herring Bride — Mildred Mason Maid of Honor — Loretta Nichols Brides Maids: Betty Ann Dear Julia Gonia Jo Ree McNair Nell Harris Delores Gerrard Clarice Mashburn Music Furnished by: Hinds Junior College Choruses and Music Directed by: Mrs. L. B. Davis CUTTING OF THE CAKE WEDDING PARTY 82 7 Scanty ' pain, K I N G BAKER AUSTIN AND Q u E E N ANN ROOT 83 74 6,4 4, 74J6 at MISS HJC Tommie Ainsworth Campus Favorite ' %  MR. HJC Edsel Thrash Campus Favorite Most Versatile 84 i¥i«tcU QccvU i @oMeye John Billy Huff Campus Favorite Cutest Boy Josephine Barnett Campus Favorite Most Beautiful Cutest Girl Frank Mayo Most Handsome Maudine Thrash Louis Strickland Mary Ann Edge Most Versatile Girl Campus Favorite Campus Favorite Most Intellectual Girl Mosh Athletic Wittiest 85 Joe Valentour Campus Favorite Wittiest TV J. B. Henderson Greenest Freshman Most Popular Boy Dor Gary Campus Favorite §jfc Jimmie Sneed Campus Favorite Nell Harris Campus Favorite Ivan Rosamond Best Boy Athlete 86 Loretta Nichols Most Popular Girl 70t H Charles W. Taylor Friendliest Boy Jackie Leggett Friendliest Girl Ray Marshall Most Intellectual Boy Betty Ann Dear Most Neatly Dressed Girl James Beasley Most Neatly Dressed Boy 87 %i$£ Shelton Holliday Most intellectual boy Sue McKissack Friendliest student Carl Sanders Best dressed boy Nancy Hall Most outstanding senior Most versatile girl School Kyrous Gunter Most intellectual girl -■ s Jack Robertson Most versatile boy Jean Ferguson Best dressed girl 88 TOfo ' t TUfa H. C. Carroll Cutest boy Ruby Jean Hutchins Most beautiful girl Martha Mayo Cutest girl ■ v Frank Langston Most handsome boy Clifton Sessions Wittiest boy Richardean Norwood Wittiest girl Birdanell Roberts Best girl athlete 89 HINDS JUNIOR COLLEGE BAND C. Aubrey Sievers Director Clarinets: Mary Dee Darby, Don Jones, Mary Ann Lowry, Maurine Mashburn, Charlotte Myers, George Tucker, Hilda Upton. Saxophones: Nancy Hall, Muriel Pittinger, Charlene Sadler. Basson: Mary Ruth Jones. Cornets: Mitchell Lavinghouze, Durwood Robinson, Oliver Shearer, Eddie Ward. Trombones: Alvyn Moore, Maudine Thrash. French Horns: Earl Allen, Josephine Barnett, Barbara Cockerham. Baritone: Julia Gonia.Bass: Richard Prenshaw. Snare Drums: Martha Mayo, Betty McLendon, Sonny Speights. Bass Drum: Eleanor Whitte- more. Bell Lyre and Tympon: Jessie McLendon. Drum Major: Frances Dean. Majorettes: Bobbie Collum, Julia Gonia, Nell Harris, Norma Jean Martin, Kitty Moore. Director: C. Aubrey Sievers. 90 DANGEROUS INTERSECTIONS We are justly proud of our athletic department. In all phases of intercollegiate competitions we had teams we could sincerely cheer, game teams, fighting every minute for the victory they usually won. On the campus, we all had a chance to participate through the well planned and ably administered physical education program. To our coaches and to our athletes we say well done. 91 H I N D S E A G L E S Lions Bowl Trophy The Hinds Junior College Eagles have officially completed their 1947 football season, and the school can again be proud of the re- cord that the boys have made this year. Even though the honor of being state champs was not won this year, our team came in second place and tied the Ellisville champions in their season game with them. Hinds was the highest scoring team in the Junior College Conference this year, racking up 210 points while holding their opponents to 68. ALL - 1 ftf STATE 7 1W f Nick Digirolamo Halfback 2nd team All-State Jimmie Glisson Quarterback All-State Our Coaches Tad Thrash Halfback 2nd team All-Stale Carl Eckert Quarterback Honorable Mention Head Coach, L. C. Devall; Assistant Coaches, Perry Waldvogal and Joseph Renfroe Ivan Rosamond End All-State Ed Kelson Tackle Honorable Mention Jack Fulkerson Tackle 2nd team All-State 92 Hinds 26 — Scooba 6 The Hinds Eagles rolled over the Scooba Lions in the season ' s opening game to the tune of 26-6 on a wet and slippery field. The line played an excellent game and Carl Eckert did a good job of signal calling. Hinds 33 — Northwest The Eagles didn ' t waste any time with Northwest Jr. College. The boys scored on the third play of the ball game and went on to win 33-0. Everybody played. Ray Burleson and Bert Hill were the standouts in the backfield with Shores and St. Pe ' playing an exceptionally fine game along the line. Hinds 6 — Wesson 7 Hinds was on the short end of a score for the first time in three years Thursday, Oct. 2, 1947, when the Wesson Wolves took the victory by a score of 7-6 on the local gridiron. Wright scored for the Wolves. He went over from the one foot line after Stampley had been the main spring in getting the ball to that point. The try for the extra point was good. The Eagles, battling to keep their victory string intact, scored late in the fourth quarter. How- ever, the try for the extra point failed and many an Eagles ' head hung low that night. Hinds 12 — Poplarville The Eagles came back the following weekend and defeated the strong Poplarville eleven 12-0 in a hard fought game dedicated to former Coach John Reed. Jimmy Glisson tossed Nick Digirolamo a pass good for 45 yards and a touchdown. Later, Thrash took a hand off from Glisson and waltzed 20 yards for another. St. Pe ' and Captain Kelson did a fine job against Poplarville with St. Pe ' inter- cepting pass after pass and Kelson stopping everything that came his way. ityutcU Soaiet First Row: Dabney Gilliland, Paul McCullough, J. B. Henderson, Jack Pennell, Bert Hill, Jimmy Glisson, Edsel Thrash, Louis Gene Strickland, Popeye Shores, Hershel Blakney and Dwight Smith. Second Row: Jim Pickett, Melvin Pratt, Norman Pratt, Eddie McBride, Willie Nail, Bill Caudle, Joe Valentour, Willie D. Wiles , Don Perkins, Luther Tuberville, and Kenneth Pritchett. Third Row: Price Sneed, Lawrence St. Pe ' , Dick Preis, Monroe Landrum, Glenn Daughtrey, Herbert Ahten, Tony Manguno, Ed Kelson, Skin Boteler, Leonard Macunas and Jim Sneed. Fourth Row: Pete Hodo, Carl Eckert, Jack Fulkerson, James Free, Edward Harvill, Kenny Curtis, James Renfroe, Bill Davis, Johnny Miller, Joel Foshee. 93 HINDS EAGLES MANAGERS These unrecognized managers had many duties to perform. To them fell the task of easing the kinks out of some ailing player ' s legs, taping ankles and wrists, keeping equipment clean and, above all, keeping the fieldhouse spotless. They were always the first ones in the fieldhouse, and after every player had gone, the lowly managers might be seen gathering and hanging up wet equipment which some pampered star had strown the length of the fieldhouse. Hinds 34 — Perkinston 21 The Hinds Jr. Eagles proved their scoring ability again by turning back the Perkinston Bulldogs 34-21. The thrill packed contest was one between fast scatbacks and fine passing offenses. The victor was the team that could outscore the other, and the Eagles came through with flying colors. Glisson and Thrash did an excellent job in the backfield while Rosamond and Macunas stood out in the line play. Hinds 33 — Moorhead Rated as the underdogs, but proving pre- dictions are often wrong, the Hinds Junior College Eagles uncaged a strong running and passing attack along with brilliant defensive play to score 33 points while holding the Tro- jans to naught. Nick played a great game in the backfield and looked like the Nick of old. The entire line played a good game, doing some excellent blocking and tackling. Hinds 19 — Decatur 7 Hinds displayed talent plus and black- topped the Warriors warpath, sending them back to their tepees with a 19-7 defeat. In our estimation the play of the year was executed in this game. Remember the big hole that the line opened for Nick when he scampered up the middle for 75 yards and a score ? Finders Keepers 94 HINDS EAGLES Where is Banks ? ? ? Hinds 6 — Ellisville 6 Next came the El I isvi lie ' s Bobcats. Every- body knew they were tough and we wanted them. It was a hard fought ball game with fine line play from both teams. The backs on neither team could get started very well and were constantly thrown for losses. Both teams knew they had been in a ball game when it was over. After the dust had settled on the field and everyone had left the stadium the score board read Ellisville 6, Hinds 6. Hinds 13 — Goodman 7 Our friends, the Goodman Bulldogs, visited us with the same notion with which Wesson had come, Upset ! Their dreams were shattered, however, and Hinds annexed another victory to their record, 13-7. Hinds 28 — Summit 14 Little Summit, the bottom conference team, was our last foe. A majority of the Eagle fans viewed the records and refused to attend the predicted slaughter , but it was revealed later that a grave miscalculation was made concerning the Summit Pilots. The teams were in a 14-14 tie at halftime and Summit showed Hinds more stubborness than almost any other team the Eagles played this year. The Eagles finally calmed them down and took a 28-14 win in the last half battle. LAUREL LION BOWL GAME Hinds 13 — Ellisville For the third successive year the Hinds Eagles were selectedto play in the Laurel Lion Bowl. Their opponent, Ellisville, was a natural, the two teams having played to a 6-6 tie in a hard-fought regular season game. Both teams wanted a victory and tension was running high at game-time. The first three quarters were full of straight, hard football with neither side being able to gain the advantage. The line play was rugged while Hinds ' Tad Thrash and Ellisville ' s Sim Cooley kept their opponents deep in their own territory with their spectacular punting. In the final minute of the third quarter, Glisson found his hole and went 75 yards to the Bobcat ' s five from which point Digirolamo carried it over on the opening play of the fourth. Pennel converted and the Eagles led 7 to 0. Ellisville came back strong but the Eagle line rose up to stop them. On the final play of the game, Glisson intercepted a des- peration Bobcat pass and, with perfect block- ing, went 60 yards to give the Eagles a 13-0 victory. Joe ' s Swan Song Jimmy Glisson was the outstanding player of the evening while everyone play- ed exceptionally good ball with Curtis, Rosamond, and Kelson standing out in the line. What Glisson Can ' t Do In A Minute ! ! ! 95 jtfBtek Mm jam m i f $ HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Freddie Hahn — E Dunlap Peeples — E Oliver Shearer — G Milford Brock — G Eddie Ward — G Henry Smith — G James Ray — T Frank Langston Billy Holloway — T Talmage McNair — C Jack Hickingbottom — HB George Tucker — HB Peter Hagoboom — HB Coach Waldvogal Billy Vaughn — QB James Nail — FB Talmage Brock — FB (Not Pictured) The high school boys played four games during the season. They were inexperienced and many of them were playing organized football for the first time. They worked hard and gained valuable experience which will help them in future years. CHEER Jamie Warrington Martha Mayo LEADERS Birdanell Roberts Mary Dee Darby Muriel Pittinger Where ' s the Ball ? ? ? They Did It Again 96 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Left to right: Delores Gerrard, Mary Ann Edge, Lida Nell Vaughn, Nelda Jean Owings (All-State). Second Row — Claire Meeks, Charlene Sadler, Mary Annie Pepper (Honorable Mention), Jackie Dyer, Dot Gary, Evelyn Walk er (Honorable Mention). Third Row — Sarah Gill (Honorable Mention), Dorothy Rorie, Frances Dean (Honorable Mention), Carolyn Thompson (All-State), Mavis Fredrick (Honorable Mention), Coach Gibbes, The girls ' team boasted a better record than the boys ' . They finished second in the conference winning twenty-one games and losing five. All the players on the first team made All-State or honorable mention. Left to right: Coach DeVall, Roland Cranford, John- nie Miller, Bill Morris (Honorable Mention), Dan Las- setter, Billy Marsalis, Beryl Shipley (All-State). Second Row — Hal Rogers, Howard Robinson, Tom Askew, Billy Wilemon, KennyCurtis (Honorable Mention). The boys ' team had a good season winning seventeen games and losing eight. The boys finished third in the conference missing second place by two tenths of a point. 97 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL fl ITlftTi 5r M H 7 m Wt IBP First Row, Left to Right: Juanita Holliday, Jamie War- rington, Alice Hickingbottom, Gertrude Bray, Marie Hodge, Betty Swope, Florine Abernathy, Martha Mayo. Second Row: Dorothy Stewart, Bonnie Lyles, Betty Lou The girls played a schedule of 1 1 games previous to the Sub-regional tournament. Showing much improvement toward the last of the season they defeated such teams as Star, Prassel, Sue Newman, Birdanell Roberts, Louise Ever- ett, Irene Smith, Ann Hollis, Mrs. Kelson, Faye Berry- hill, manager. Not pictured: Richardean Norwood, also a manager. Jett, and Byram tournament they margin. High. In the sub-regional lost to Culkin by a slight TENNIS — r: ■■m.M- :.-■% Inter-class tennis champions: Left to right: Elaine Huggins, (Monday-Wednesday 7th Period); Ann Root (Tuesday-Thursday 7th Period); Betty Zeringue (M-W 4th Per.); and Barbara Cockerham (T-T 8th Per.). 98 High School Basketball The high school team had a good year, losing only two games during the regular season. In the Middle Mississippi Tournament they lost by a narrow margin to Pinola, who lost a close game to Puckett, the state runners-up. Left to Right — Coach Devall, James Nail, Bifly Lee Vaughn, Talmadge Brock, Freddie Hahn, Billy McCoy, Jack Robinson. Pee Wee Basketball The pee wee team compiled a record of seven wins and three losses during the regular season. They entered the tenth grade tournament and lost the championship by one point. During the year the boys gained valuable experience which will enable several members of this group to fill positions on the varsity squads. Left to Right — Billy Stewart, Milford Brock, James Ray, Billy Holloway, Henry Smith, Jack Hickingbottom. 99 I N T R A Winners: Standing, left to right: Gertrude Bray, Mildred Smith, (Captain), Clarice Mashburn, Mary Dendy, Pat Easom, Doris Thompson, Ina Womack, Ellie Whitti- more, and Jo Ree McNair. Runners-Up: Kneeling: Charlotte Myers, Barbara Hogue, Hilda Upton, Carlyne Warnock, Georgia Martin, Jean Nickell, Barbara Warrington, Jessie McLendon, and Norma Martin. c L A S S B A S K E T B A L L The second period Tuesday-Thursday class emerged as first place winners in the Intra-class Basketball tournament when they defeated the third period Tuesday-Thursday in a close, hard-fought game. The third period Monday-Wednesday Soccer team beat the favored third period Tuesday-Thursday team in an evenly matched night game at the beginning of the year. Whether it was the newness of playing under the arcs, or Richerdean Norwood, star halfback for the winners, the Tuesday-Thursday class lacked the drive and spirit the Monday-Wed- nesday class had in winning. The final score was 2 to with Richerdean Norwood kicking the winning field goal. Winners: Standing: left to right: Norma Zecingue, Juanita Holliday, Bobbie Collum, Betty Swope, Richerdean Norwood, Birdanell Roberts, Sue Newman, Maudine Thrash (Captain), Betty Boyd, Ann Smith, Rose Parsons, and Betty McLendon, water girl. Runners-Up: Kneeling: Barbara Hogue, Dow Mosely, (Captain), Hilda Upton, Barbara Warrington, Jean Nickell, Georgia Martin, Alyne Warnock, Norma Martin, Char- lotte Myers, Carlyne Warnock, Jessie McLendon. s c c E R 100 B A S E B A L L irtiiiii ' 0 s | Wi a JUi ; v jipf ' LJ .• « I it J ' i k IA J tJtA «F Left to Right — Dobson Cox, Willie D. Wiles, Roland Miller, Kenneth Pritchett, Hal Rogers, Tommie Chick, Cranford, Albert Belenchia, Freeman Webb, Willie Tuber- Robert Foley, Leonard Macunas, Coach Perry Waldvogal. tini, Al Murdock, Luther Tuberville. Not Pictured — Curley Farris and Carl Eckert. Second Row— Edgar Meredith, Freddy Hahn, Johnny The Eagle baseball team enjoyed a fairly successful season, winning seven games while losing only three by close margins. The season, highlighted by Hahn ' s no-hitter against Sum- mit, added to Hinds ' reputation as top-flight competition in any field. The track season brought us two state records and a tie in a third. In winning the state championship for the third successive year, Neely smashed the hundred-yard dash record, tied the 220 yard dash record, and Preis set a discus mark that should stand for a long, long time in junior college competition. T R A C K Left to Right — Kneeling — Charles Steen, Bucky McElroy, Randolph Jeter. Standing: Commissioner Hill, Coach DeVall, Price Sneed, Teleford Neely, Kenneth Pritchett, David Spence, Hal Rogers, Pete Hodo, Dick Preis, Coach Renfroe. (Leonard Macunas not pictured). 101 Coach Waldvogal receiving team trophy B X I N G Tad Thrash State Golden Glove Champ Open Lightweight Winner of Most Outstanding Boxer Award John Billy Huff Open Welterweight Runner-Up State Golden Glove Dunlap Peeples State Golden Glove Champ Open Middleweight Semi-Finalist Mid-South Tournament Ed K elson State Golden Glove Champ Mid-South Golden Glove Champ Open Light-Heavyweight Declined invitation to Chicago Nationals Jim Pickett State Golden Glove Champ Novice Heavyweight Semi-Finalist Mid-South Tournament 102 B X I N G Dwight Smith Runner-Up State Golden Glove Novice Light-Heavyweight Jack Robertson State Golden Glove Champ Open Bantam Weight Thrash Receiving Most Outstanding Boxer Trophy Charles Steen State Golden Glove Champ Novice Middleweight Semi-Finalist Mid-South Tournament Clyde McGee State Golden Glove Champ Open Welterweight Jim Sneed Runner-Up State Golden Glove Open Heavyweight Chester Bishop Runner-Up State Golden Glove Novice Lightweight 103 7 £ayte Sta f 5 Deaf 3acK 8 n.a- ' ' -iSS ; ' ' Peas eT . 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