Hinds Community College - Eagle Yearbook (Raymond, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1949 volume:

HINDS COMMUNITY • McLendon Libr . y Raymond Campus RAYMOND, MS 39154-0999 Hinds Community College District 1949 al . mm Editor RANDOLPH JETER Assistant Editor LORETT A NICHOLS Business Manager BROOKS ROBERTSON •-,. fame EAGLE m , ' .. Presented by THE SOPHOMORE CLASS HINDS JUNIOR COLLEGE Raymond, Mississippi Hinds Community College District The future beckons and we turn our footsteps in that di- rection, determining to over- come anything that may stand between us and success. But no matter how many obstacles we may meet along the way as we delve into the future, there will be, to make each Hill of Difficulty seem a flowery bed of ease, a pleasant memory — a memory of a friend, a joke, or a teacher at Hinds Junior College, a memory that we have long cherished and one we hope never to forget. The college Yearbook should serve the purpose of bringing to life once more the treasured memories of those past, yet ever-present days. crev cr fas Time cannot steal from us the many acquaintances and friendships that we have made at Hinds Junior College. As a part of the academic and the vocational units, we have each played an important part in making the year a success. With this thought in mind and with a desire to show our love, admiration, and appreciation to our fellow classmates for being the amiable material from which we could make our year- book, w e dedicate icanon % , t cr s £ -K5 | Tl AROUND iM E i +m - - , - , ; ,, CAMPUS President ' s Message Hinds Junior College has aspired to be the perfect mold in shaping the lives of individuals. Your development mentally, spiritually, and physically has been the axis around which our entire educational program has been built. Our efforts have been to make the school year attractive in every respect, encouraging you to give of your best and receive the best. G. M. McLENDON J. H. Abercrombie Electrical Motor Repair Mrs. J. H. Abercrombie Secretary to Coordinator Eva H. Askew Hostess of Girls ' Dormitory H. J. Bankston Science Lloyd A. Beasley General Electricity and Wiring W. M. McKenzie Agriculture T. T. Beemon Science Joe R. Harris Social Science Alonzo L. Benton Business Manager of Federal Housing Project TSJh T% John Brazeale Physics George W. Bowling Woodwork Mechanical Drawing R. E. Cook Refrigeration Mrs. H. M. Craft Languages Gertrude Davis English Dean of Women j X t m C. M. Burleson Barbenng Jimmie EL Byrd English Ruth Boyd English Mary Halford Business Education Lucille B. Davis Music A. L. Denton Education Dean of Men Billy Moss Social Science Lula Mae Fowler Social Science W. H. Gibbes Coordinator Vocational Department Mary Jo Haworth Band Director Mildred Herrin Registrar Business Education M. F. Herring Education Dean of Instruction ,« David W. Lewis, Jr. Auto Mechanics ■; :: ::% V J. C. Mitchell Radio Mechanics W. C. Loggans Machine Shop Mary E. McKenzie English Mary Sue McNair Secretary «r r  Mary Morphis Mathematics -saw T. S. Myers Agriculture • rj! i if • ; . . . L • « fill W. O. Newman General Electricity and Wiring Kathleen Matthews Dietitian L. Kenneth Clark Business Education J. B. Patrick Social Science Hannah Pitts Physical Education Thelma Prassel Secretary to President Joe Renfroe Assistant Coach Mrs. Gertrude Rowzee Librarian M -S? •..ill: Lurline Stewart Mathematics C. Aubrey Sievers Music Nellie Spann Puryear Mathematics Travis Stewart Assistant Bookkeeper Perry S. Waldvogel Social Science Assistant Coach Ige Stevens High School Principal Laroy Summer Refrigeration Robert L. Wallace Bible Donald C. Ware Auto Body and Fender Fleta Whitaker Home Economics Jack C. Treloar Vocational Agriculture Harold H. Turnage English L. C. DeVall, Jr. Coach Physical Education Lola I. Allen Secretary Bookkeeper r J Tl i w Class Officers President KENNETH SICKAL Vice-President RANDOLPH JETER Secretary LORETTA NICHOLS Treasurer DELORES GERRARD Reporter KENNETH BATTON Sponsor MISS PITTS Sponsor MR. BEEMON % y g fs i TOP ROW (Left to Right): RAY ADAMS Jackson, Miss. HERBERT AHTEN New Orleans, La. Football 1,2; Dramatic Club; Chi Beta Phi HERMAN ASHER Yazoo City, Miss. RAY BANKSTON Vicksburg, Miss. VIRGINIA BARFIELD Jackson, Miss. Cheerleader; Wesley Foundation, Lamplighters- YWCA; Annual staff BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right): LOWERY BARFIELD Jackson, Miss. Football 2 MICKEE MILLER BARFIELD Hattiesburg, Miss. Band 2; Basketball 2 JOHN BARLOW Terry, Miss. ROBERT BARR Crystal Springs, Miss. Debate team KENNETH BATTON Mendenhall, Miss. BSU; Cheerleader; Vice-president, YMCA; Sophomore Class Officer; IRC; Dramatic Club; Annual staff; President, Chi Beta Phi What did the other guy look like, McGee? He ' ll make a nice looking Doctor! iMP a THE SOPHOMORE CLASS TOP ROW {Left to Right): IMMANUEL BEECHING Edwards, Miss. IRC REX BEST Jackson, Miss. Debate team; Annual staff DALTON BITTLE Aberdeen, Miss. Football manager, 1 BEN BLAKE Jackson, Miss. Wesley Foundation; YMCA MARGUERITE BOYLES Florence, Miss. BSU; Lamplighters; Phi Theta Kappa; YWCA; FTA BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right): SARAH BRANCIERE Morton, Miss. JAMES BROADWATER Forest Hill, Miss. GLADDEN BROOKS Carthage, Miss. Pres., ' Hijuco 1,2; Wesley Foundation; Canto Sonora; Pres., Dramatic Club; YMCA; Mixed Chorus; Tennis 1,2; Annual staff; Chi Beta Phi TOMMIE BROWN Vicksburg, Miss. WILLIAM C. BROWN Bolton, Miss. EVELYN STALLING and MR. TURNAGE Editor and sponsor of the Hindsonian 44 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS TOP ROW (Left to Right): WILLIAM S. BROWN Port Gibson, Miss. Vice-Pres., Hijuco 1,2; Christian Endeavor ARCH BRUNTLETT Pascagoula, Miss. JOHN BUFKIN Terry, Miss. YMCA 1 CALVIN BYRD McLain, Miss. BSU 1,2; Cheerleader 2; YMCA 1,2; Agriculture Club 1,2 TRUITT CALHOUN Jackson, Miss. BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right): WILL CARRAWAY Jackson, Miss. Who ' s Who; Boxing 2 EDDIE CAVENESS Marietta, Miss. KARA COCKRELL Mendenhall, Miss. BOBBIE COLLUM Brandon, Miss. Band 1; BSU 1,2; Girls ' Chorus 1,2 JIMMIE COLLUM Brandon, Miss. BSU 1,2 Cupids Couplet ' . ' THE SOPHOMORE CLASS TOP ROW (Left to Right): KENNETH CRANFORD Columbia, Miss. Basketball 1,2; BSU 1,2; BSU Council 2 GRADY CRAWFORD Yazoo City, Miss. GEORGE CROSSWHITE Amory, Miss. JUANITA CULIPHER Bolton, Miss. KENNY CURTIS Kingsport, Tenn. Football 1,2; Basketball 1 BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right): FRANK DAVIS Corinth, Miss. Football Manager 1,2 HENRY DENTON Jackson, Miss. Band 1,2; BSU 1.2 JACKIE DYER Aberdeen, Miss. YWCA 1,2; YWCA Council 2; Basketball 1,2; Pres., Christian Endeavor 2; FTA 1,2 PATRICIA EASOM Forest Hill, Miss. Canto-Sonora 1,2; Christian Endeavor 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; YWCA 1,2 MARY ANN EDGE Amory, Miss. Bend 2; Basketball 1,2; BSU 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Tennis 1,2; Dramatics 1; Who ' s Who 1,2 ' Merrily we stroll along— ' 44 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS TOP ROW (Left to Right): JOHNNY ELROD Jackson, Miss. Baseball 1; BSU 1,2 KENNETH FARRIS Corinth, Miss. Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2 CLAUDIA FLOYD Brandon, Miss. YWCA 1,2 JOEL FOOSHEE Amory, Miss. Football 1,2; Boxing 2; State Golden Gloves Champion 2; Wesley Foundation 1 2- Who ' s Who 2 MILDRED GALLMAN Raymond, Miss. BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right): ROBERT GARRAWAY Jackson, Miss. FRANCES GARRETT Jackson, Miss. YWCA 2 DOROTHY GARY Jackson, Miss. Basketball 1; BSU 1,2; Cheerleader 1 2- Lamplighters 1,2; YWCA 1,2 JOYCE GEARHART Bolton, Miss. DELORES GERRARD „„ . n _ Yazoo City, Miss. IRC 1,2; Dramatic Club 2; Basketball 12- Cheerleader 2; Class Officer 2- Wesley ' ' Foundqtion 1,2; YWCA 1 2- YWCA Council 2 ' ' Editor and Assistant Editor of the EAGLE. MtsmMf: THE SOPHOMORE CLASS 95 TOP ROW (Left to Right): JAMES GIBSON Vicksburg, Miss. Boys ' Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2 FRANCIS GILL Johns, Miss. BSU 1,2 DABNEY GILLILAND Jackson, Miss. Football 1,2 ARTHUR GORDIN Canton, Miss. EUGENE GRIFFIN Utica, Miss. BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right): WILLIAM HAMILTON Vicksbuig, Miss. Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; YMCA 1,2 NELL HARGROVE Brandon, Miss. BSU 1,2; Ccmto-Sonora 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Vesper Choir 1 NELL HARRIS Greenwood Springs, Miss. Majorette 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Y-Cabinet 2; IRC 1,2; Dramatic Club 2; Wesley Foundation 1,2; Pres., MYF 2; Annual Staff 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Penny Fair Queen 2; Who ' s Who 1,2 JOHN HARRIS Vicksburg, Miss. YMCA 1,2 GENE HART Orange, Texas Hope I get a letter! u THE SOPHOMORE CLASS • • TOP ROW (Left to Right): ALVIN HARVEY Pelahatchie, Miss. HAROLD HARVEY Forest, Miss. RICHARD HAWKINS Jackson, Miss. Band 1,2; Jazz Band 1,2 THOMAS HEMBREE McLain, Miss. YMCA 1,2; BSU 1,2 J. B. HENDERSON Corinth, Miss. Class Officer 1; YMCA 1,2; Pres. YMCA 2, IRC 1,2; Vice-Pres., States ' Rights 2; Annual Staff 2; BSU 1,2; BSU Council 2; Dramatics 1,2; Football 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 2 BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right): JACK HERRING Raymond, Miss. Vice-Pres., Chi Beta Phi 2 ANN HUTCHINS Utica, Miss. YWCA 1,2; FTA 1,2; MYF 1,2 RANDOLPH JETER Orrville, Ala. Boxing 1,2; Track 1,2: YMCA 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Editor of Eagle; Class Officer 2; Baseball 2; Dramatic Club 2 GEORGE JEWELL Browns, Ala. SAM JOHNSTON Jackson, Miss. Powder your face with sunshine. f n v u THE SOPHOMORE CLASS •) ) TOP ROW (Left to Right): MARY RUTH JONES Johns, Miss. BSU 1,2; YWCA 1,2; YWCA Council 2 LORRAINE KELLY Utica, Miss. MYF 1,2; YWCA 1,2; FTA 1,2 WILLIAM LAMBERT Jackson, Miss. Phi Theta Kappa 2 MONROE LANDRUM Clinton, Miss. Basketball 1,2; Football 1 MARY NELL LANGLEY New Hebron, Miss. YWCA 1,2: YWCA Council 2; BSU 1,2; BSU Council 1,2: Mixed Chorus 1,2; FTA 1,2; Girls ' Chorus 1,2 BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right): KEITH LASSETTER HarDerville, Miss. BSU 2; Tennis 2 MITCHELL LAVINGHOUZE Jackson, Miss. Band 1,2 LLOYD LEE Jackson, Miss. LOUIE LITTLE Jackson, Miss. BSU 1,2 CARL McFARLAND Hattiesburg, Miss. Time to practice! u THE SOPHOMORE CLASS TOP ROW (Left to Right): CLYDE McGEE Canton, Miss. Football 1,2; Boxing 1,2; State Golden Gloves Champion 1,2 JESSIE CLAIRE McLENDON Raymond, Miss. Canto-Sonora 1,2; Christian Endeavor 1,2, Girls ' Chorn 1.2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa !,?.; YWCA 1,2; Vesper Choir 1,2; IRC 2 ; Who ' s Who 2 RAY McPHAIL D ' Lo, Miss. TONY MANGUNO New Orleans, La. Football 1,2, Agriculture Club 2 W. B. MANSELL Carthage, Miss. Christian Endeavor 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 2 BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right): GEORGIE MARTIN Sartartia, Miss. Dramatics 1,2; Wesley Foundation 1,2; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; Lamplighters 1,2; YWCA 1,2 CLARICE MASHBURN Raymond, Miss. Majorette 2; Hindsonian 1; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; Wedding 1; YWCA 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Canterbury Club 2 BOBBIE MERRITT Jackson, Miss. JOHNNIE MILLER Edwards, Miss. Baseball 1,2; Track 1,2; Easketball 1 ■ Football 1,2; Who ' s Who 2 EDNA EARLE MOBLEY Utica, Miss. Christian Endeavor 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; YWCA 1,2 J. B. and his boots from Texas 44 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS 11 TOP ROW (Left to Right): VIRGINIA MOBLEY Utica, Miss. YWCA 1,2; BSU 1,2; Y-Council 2 ALVYN MOORE Pelahatchie, Miss. Boys ' Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2; Dramatic Club 1,2; BSU 1,2; BSU Council 2; YMCA 1,2; College Quartet 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Canto-Sonora 1,2; Vesper ' Choir 1,2 JERRY MOORE Raymond, Miss. Cheerleader 2 BILL MORRIS Columbia, Miss. Basketball 1,2; BSU 1,2; BSU Council 2 CLAYTON MOSS Utica, Miss. BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right): GORDON NELSON Pensacola, Fla. LORETTA NICHOLS Belzoni, Miss. YWCA 1,2; BSU 1,2; President, Y-Council 2; President BSU 2; Hindsonian 1; Annual Staff 2- Wedding 1; IRC 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Class Officer 1, 2; Who ' s Who 1 WILLIAM NUTT Ludlow, Miss. Mixed Chorus 1,2; Boys ' Glee Club 1,2 BOBBIE JEAN PARKS Morton, Miss. HENRY PEDEN Terry, Miss. IRC 1,2; Boys ' Glee Club 1,2; States ' Rights Officer 2 A touch of New Orleans at H.J.C. a THE SOPHOMORE CLASS TOP ROW (Left to Right): JACK PENNELL Amory, Miss. Football 1,2; Track 1,2; BSU 1,2 JO REE McNAIR PENNELL Learned, Miss. YWCA 1,2; Y-Council 2; IRC 1,2; BSU 1,2; BSU Council 2; Dramatics 2; Phi Thet a Kappa 2 DON PERKINS Amory, Miss. MYF 1,2; Football 1,2; Annual Staff 2 JIM PICKETT Utica, Miss. Football 1,2; Boxing 1,2; State Golden Gloves Champion 1,2 REUBEN PRICE Utica, Miss. BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right); JAMES RAMSEY Vicksburg, Miss. IRC 1,2 ROBERT REEVES Jackson, Miss. BROOKS ROBERTSON Jackson, Miss. IRC 1,2; Annual Staff 2 FRED ROSS Florence, Miss. CHARLENE SADLER Bentonia, Miss. Band 1; MYF 1,2; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; Lamplighters 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Basketball 1 Enjoying the spring atmosphere of January ;;rp THE SOPHOMORE CLASS TOP ROW (Left to Right): CARL B. SANDERS Amory, Miss. BERYL SHIPLEY Kingsport, Tenn. Basketball 1,2; All-State Basketball 1; YMCA 1,2; Who;s Who 2 KENNETH SICKAL Battle Creek, Mich: Boys ' Glee Club 1,2; Dramatics 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Hindsonian 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Class Officer 2; Chairman State ' s Rights 2 DWIGHT SMITH Moulton, Alabama Football 1,2; Boxing 1; YMCA 1,2; Annual Staff 2; Who ' s Who 2 PRICE SNEED Jackson, Miss. Football 1,2; Class Officer 1; Track 1,2 BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right): SONNY SPEIGHTS Jackson, Miss. Who ' s Who 2 EETH BEASLEY SPEIGHTS Calhoun City, Miss. Wesley Foundation; Who ' s Who EVELYN STALLINGS Raymond, Miss. BSU 1,2; Dramatics 1,2; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Hindsonian Staff 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; YWCA 1,2: IRC 2; FTA 1,2; Who ' s Who 2 DOROTHY STEWART Brandon, Miss. BSU 1,2; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; Tennis 1,2; YWCA 1,2 CHARLES TAYLOR Corinth, Miss. Phi, Theta Kappa 2; IRC 1,2; Who ' s Who 1,2 Wonder if it is the Fountain of Youth ? a THE SOPHOMORE CLASS •)•) TOP ROW (Left to Right): BILLY TAYLOR Jackson, Miss. Boxing 1 CAROLYN THOMPSON Utica, Miss. Basketball 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Christian Endeavor 1,2; All-State Basketball 1,2; Who ' s Who 2; Dramatics 2 DORIS THOMPSON Jackson, Miss. BSU 1,2; Canto Sonnra 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1 2 YWCA 1,2 LUTHER TUBERVILLE Jackson, Miss. Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2 LIDA NELL VAUGHAN Vauahan, Miss. Basketball 1,2; YWCA 1,2; Y-Council ?.■ BSU 1 2 BSU Council 2; Tennis 1,2; IRC 1,2; Dramatic Club 1 Band 1 All-State Basketball 2 BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right): ROBERT WARD Jackson, Miss. Boxing 1 CARLYNE WARNOCK Germania. Miss. BSU Cornell ? BSU 1,2: YWCA 1,2; Y-Onuncil 2; Girls ' Chorus 1,2; Canto Sonora 1,2 BARBARA WARRINGTON Vicksburg, Miss. Who ' s Who 2; Dramatic Club 1; Christian Endeavor 1,2; YWCA 1,2 CARLTON WASHINGTON Raymond, Miss RAY WHITE Pelahatchie, Miss. 1 11111 It till!! 11 it imi i tt ii iriiii u II I ' llili ti I il 11 ii mm iff Relaxation after a hard day ' s work. TOP ROW (Left to Right): JAMES WHITE Lake, Miss. FRANK WHITE Lake, Miss. SAM WHITE Utica, Miss. ELEANOR WHITTEMORE Raymond, Miss. Band 1,2; Christian Endeavor 1,2; Annual Staff 2 WILLIE D. WILES Koscuisko, Miss. Football 1,2; Baseball 1 HENRY WILKINSON Jackson, Miss. BILL WILLIAMS Learned, Miss. BILLY BOB WILLIS Jackson, Miss. JOHNNY MAC WORTHY Amory, Miss. Cheerleader 2; Hindsonian Staff 1; YMCA 1 OLGA VALLE Special — Honduras Canto-Sonora 1; Girls ' Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1 LLOYD MAESTRI New Orleans, La. Tennis 1,2; Boys ' Glee Club 1,2; Science Club 2 LU nr J TfT ■ f , :.. ' Time out to have my picture made. JAMES AINSWORTH Byram, Miss TOM AUSTIN Terry, Miss. V. D. ALLEN Raymond, Miss. RAY BARKSDALE Sandhill, Miss. DAVID ASHBURN Jackson, Miss. DOROTHY BATES Flora, Miss. THE FRESHMAN CLASS TRUETT BEASLEY Opp, Ala. BUDDY BLANKS Jackson, Miss. FREIDA BOLTON Utica, Miss. The Chicago Kid ' ADOLPH BOURDIN Pass Christian, Miss. JEAN BOURDIN Pass Christian, Miss. MARGARET BOWLES Raymond, Miss. JUNE BOYD Jackson, Miss. TOMMY BRADLEY Jackson, Miss. CHARLES BROWN Fountain City, Tenn. DON BROWN Jacksonville, Fla. MARY ELLEN BROWN Holly, Miss. ANN BRYANT Terry, Miss. LEE BULLOCK Florence, Miss. WILLIS BUTTS Yukon, Fla. BILLIE CATES Forest, Miss. JOHN CHAMBLISS Mashulaville, Miss. THE FRESHMAN CLASS ' MARK CHANEY Bovina, Miss. MARY DEE DARBY Jackson, Miss. BILL CLARK Corinth, Miss. CLIFTON DAVIS Terry, Miss. EDWIN CORLEY Raymond, Miss. KATHERINE ANN DAVIS Sandhill, Miss. EMILY CRAWFORD Aberdeen, Miss. KINNIE DIVINE Sharon, Miss. JACK CRIGGER Cleveland, Tenn. WALTER DONNELL Pelahatchie, Miss. What — no men? JOHN EDMONDSON Edwards, Miss. GERALDINE EVANS Anguilla, Miss. JANE EDWARDS Holly Springs, Miss. WILNA FARR Flora, Miss. JOHN EDWARDS Mendenhall, Miss. ROBERT FAUCETTE Carthage, Miss. THE FRESHMAN CLASS Roomies! JEAN F rtGUSON Learned, Miss. PETE FUSSELL Jackson, Miss. JACK FULKERSON Kingsport, Tenn. BOBBY GARRAWAV Bassfield, Miss. THOMAS FULLER Jackson, Miss. RICHARD GASKIN Jackson, Miss. FRANKLIN GRIFFIN Utica, Miss. ROBERT HARRIS Bovina, Miss. CAROL GUYTON Vicksburg, Miss. DOROTHY HARRISON Jackson, Miss. PAUL HABIG Jackson, Miss. STAFFORD HARVILL Jackson, Miss. JO ELLA HALE Raymond, Miss. HERBERT HAYS Jackson, Miss. JOHN HARPEK Flora, Miss. BOBBY HAYWOOD Jackson, Miss. u THE FRESHMAN CLASS HILL HENRY Oak Ridge, Tenn. JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH Jackson, Miss. ERNEST HESTER Amory, Miss. GENE HOLT Oak Ridge, Tenn. A. D. HILDERBRAND SARAH JEAN HOLLIDAY SHELTON HOLLIDAY Vicksburg, Miss. Raymond, Miss. Raymond, Miss. EL MARITA HOPKINS Mendenhall, Miss. HELEN HOWARD Jackson, Miss. SAM HURT Oak Ridge, Tenn. Is it study or social hour?? FRANK IVY West Point, Miss. MABEL JOHNSON Carthage, Miss. ROBERT JAUDON Aberdeen, Miss. ALAN JONES Jackson, Miss. ELLIS JOHNSON Jacksonville. Fla. BONNIE JEAN JONES Belzoni, Miss. THE FRESHMAN CLASS Smiles or sungrins? CECIL B. JONES Jackson, Miss. ROBERT JONES Amory, Miss. EARL JONES Jackson, Miss. SAMUEL JONES Yazoo City, Miss. JOAN JONES Jackson, Miss. BETTY ANNE KEA Ludlow, Miss. JOHN KOTECKIE Natrona, Penn. GEORGE LOGAN Jackson, Miss. JIMMIE LAWSON Raleigh, Miss. BILL LOWRY Memphis, Tenn. JOHNNIE LEE Vicksburg, Miss. DOROTHY McCHAREN Jackson, Miss. ELIZABETH LEWIS Terry, Miss. pat Mcdonald Jackson, Miss. BERNIECE LINDSEY Ludlow, Miss. EDWARD McKINNEY McBride, Miss. THE FRESHMAN CLASS SUE McKISSACK Bolton, Miss. MARTHA MAYO Star, Miss. GLORIA McNEILL Anguilla, Miss. BENNIE MEASELLS Morton, Miss. MARY LOUISE McRIGHT Jackson, Miss. BOBBY MEASELLS Morton, Miss. JOAN McRILL Abbyville, Kan. JOHN T. MEREDITH Orrville, Ala. ROBERT MASHBURN Bolton, Miss. WILLIE METEER Jackson, Miss. Aren ' t they cute?— They ' re married! JOHN MILLER Jacksonville, Fla. JEAN MORELAND Jackson, Miss. DICK MILLER Jacksonville, Fla. HERSHAL MORGAN D ' Lo, Miss. JOHN MOHR Jackson, Miss. BOBBIE JEAN MORRIS Columbia, Miss. u THE FRESHMAN CLASS A familiar twosome. EMMITT MOUCHETT Anguilla, Miss. JAMES MULLINS Grenada, Miss. JIMMY MUNN Mendenhall, Miss. MINNIE RUTH NEWMAN BONNIE JEAN NORWOOD CHARLES OPPERMAN Utica, Miss. Duck Hill, Miss. Redwood, Miss. MARVIN PALMER Jackson, Miss. MURIEL PITTINGER Jackson, Miss. ALVIN PARKER Canton, Miss. BOBBIE ANN PITTS Jackson, Miss. STANFORD PEPPER Vaughan, Miss. WILLIAM POTTER Vicksburg, Miss. ALFRED PEYTON Bovina, Miss. BETTY JEAN PRICE Utica, Miss. . , ' 4 Vf STANLEY PIERCE Jackson, Miss. JOHNNIE PRICE Jackson, Miss. THE FRESHMAN CLASS WILLIAM P, PRICE Utica, Miss. W. D. RICHARDSON Catchings, Miss. STELLA PURVIS New Albany, Miss. MARY JO ROBERTS Mendenhall, Miss. JIMMY QUEEN Canton, Miss. L. C. ROBINSON Jackson, Miss. FORD RATCLIFF Jackson, Miss. CARL SANDERS Canton, Miss. BENNIE RAYMOND New Orleans, La. JAMES SCHILLING McComb, Miss. y m y :::: : -And I thought he was a green freshman! BILLY SELBY Phoenix, Miss. BOB SMITH Clinton, Miss. LAMAR SIMMONS Carter, Miss. BILL SMITH Corinth, Miss. BETTY SMITH Forest, Miss. JAMES SPARKMAN Prentiss, Miss. U THE FRESHMAN CLASS 55 Atomic personalities from Oak Ridge, Tennessee. JACK SPENCER Jackson, Miss. LYLE STORY New Orleans, La. BETTY JOYCE STANLEY Goshen Springs, Miss. BETTY SWOPE Jackson, Miss. CARROLL STEEN Florence, Miss. BOBBIE BO TAYLOR Utica, Miss. NANCY THORNTON Edwards, Miss. GEORGE VINING Jackson, Miss. JEROLENE TOLER Sandy Hook, Miss. CLINTON VINSON Oxford, Miss. JOHN BILLY TRAXLER Jackson, Miss. GEORGE VINZANT Bovina, Miss. MARY TURNAGE Prentiss, Miss. HOWARD WALKER Jackson, Miss. JOHN UPSHAW Jackson, Miss. RAY WALSH Goshen Springs, Miss. -THE FRESHMAN CLASS STAN WANUCHA Chicago, 111. WILLIAM WHITWORTH Jackson, Miss. BETSY SUE WARREN Sandy Hook, Miss. RAYMOND WILEY Oak Ridge, Tenn. MARY GWEN WARREN Brandon, Miss. MARIE WILLIS Mendenhall, Miss. MARGIE WEIR Carthage, Miss. WESLEY WILSON Carlisle, Miss. BETTY JEAN WHITE Phoenix, Miss. HAROLD WRIGHT Corinth, Miss. MILLIE GREER LILLIE GREER Utica, Miss. HELEN YATES Utica, Miss. JANE MAY Jackson, Miss. Yaa! mm H r J t C 3 W U r U J W d  , .? f ■■■ MARVIN ABLE Utica, Miss. Autc Mechanics SAMMY LEE ACY Black Hawk, Miss. Auto Mechanics ♦ ■i (.. ;- ' ■..- ■ GUS BATTON, JR. Crystal Springs, Miss. Refrigeration WILLIE ALFORD Whitfield, Miss. Auto Mechanics JEAN BAYLOTT Vicksburg, Miss. Refrigeration ■•il 4f-f|i u « - h . jkJI TERRY BALLAD Caison, Miss. Machine Shop VOLLEY L. BOND Lucedale, Miss. Elec . Motor Repair V o c A T I N A L B A R B E R S VOCATIONAL ROYAL J. BOOTH Terry, Miss. Auto Mechanics FRED J. BRADSHAW Flora, Miss. Machine Shop CLARENCE CAMPBELL Terry, Miss. Auto Mechanics A U T O M E C H A N I C s WALLACE CASSANOVA Biloxi, Miss. Refrigeration LORIE COOK Canton, Miss. Gen. Elec. Wiring MARSHALL CRAFT Mendenhall, Miss. Gen. Elec. Wiring HOMER DEMPSEY Louisville, Miss. Refrigeration ROBERT DURLIN Greenwood, Miss. Refrigeration FREDDIE DUNCAN Lucedale, Miss. Auto Mechanics PAT DURST Catchings, Miss. Refrigeration BERNARD ELMERICK Utica, Miss. Refrigeration VANIS ELY Lucedale, Miss. Refrigeration BEN P. GANANN Carthage, Miss. Electric Motor WILLIAM HALL Hollandale, Miss. Auto Mechanics VOCATIONAL • • R A D I O U VOCATIONAL AUDRY HAWKINS Oxford, Miss. Refrigeration JAMES HILL Biloxi, Miss. Auto Mechanics CLAYTON HOUSTON Union, Miss. Refrigeration JAMES B. JOHNSON Jackson, Miss. Auto Body Fender CHARLES JONES Mize, Miss. Auto Mechanics OREE P. LEE Hattiesburg, Miss. Refrigeration BRUCE MARTIN Brooklyn, Miss. Refriaerrrtior. -J ! ' .a CALVIN MARTIN Silver Creek, Miss. Elec. Motor Repair WOODROW MARTIN Ocean Springs, Miss. Auto Mechanics JIM MATHEWS Crystal Springs, Miss. Machine Shop EDWARD McCLURE Lyon, Miss. Electric Motor VOCATIONAL HALBERT SELBY Phoenix, Miss. Elec. Motor Repair HENRY SHEDD Pelahatchie, Miss. Reirigeration WILLIAM SHIRLEY Union Springs, Ala. Elec. Motor Repair rfw? ♦« i E L E C T R I C M O T O R R E P A I R WILLIAM SIKES Philadelphia, Miss. Refrigeration B. J. SMITH Foxworth, Miss. Machine Shop J. B. SMITH JAMES STEED Biloxi, Miss. Weir, Miss. Reirigeration Electric Motor i •®(8 jppwt 1 - -1 i V W GEORGE STENNETT Magee, Miss. Refrigeration MERLIN THOMPSON New Hebron, Miss. Refrigeration HAROLD STRIBLING Philadelphia, Miss. Refrigeration JOE WALKER Foxworth, Miss. Auto Mechanics MICKEE WARD Raymond, Miss. Auto Body S Fender EARL WHITMIRE Weir, Miss. . Electric Motor fOHNNIE L. WOODS Benton, Miss. Refrigeration M A C H I N E S H P enicrs OFFICERS President Carolyn Clarke Vice-President Carl Welch Secretary Henry Riser Treasurer Betty Jane Hutchins Reporter Joy Jordan Sponsors J. C. Treloar Sponsor Perry Waldvogel „ . --,., ... . - HP . rr l L NORMA FLORENE ABERNATHY Bolton, Miss. Band 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Glee Club 3 Y-Teens 3 4-H 3 F.H.A. 3 FAYE BERRYHILL Learned, Miss. Girl Reserve 1947 4-H 3 F.H.A. 3 Canto Sonora Club 3 CHARLES BERRY BURNS Jackson, Miss. High School Cheerleader 4 F.F.A. 4 Basketball 3 ROY BOZEMAN Jackson, Miss. Band 4 ANNE IMOGEN CATHEY Jackson, Miss. Band 4 Y-Teens 3 F.H.A. 4 B.S.U 3,4 Canto Sonora 3 ALMA EARLE CHAPMAN Raymond, Miss. F.H.A. 2 Canto Sonora 3 MARY CAROLYN CLARKE Raymond, Miss. Y-Teens 1,2,3; Pres. 4 4-H Club 1,2,3; V.-Pres. 3 Pres. of Senior Class Canto Sonora 1,2 Girls ' Chorus 4 Band 1,3 Vesper Choir 4 F.H.A. 2 Christian Endeavor 4 Dramatics 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Basketball 1,2,3 LYNTON (SONNY) COOPER Jackson, Miss. Football 4 F.F.A. 4 Y.M.C.A. 4 F.F.A. Quartet 4 Who ' s Who 4 BILLY FRANCIS DRAKE Bowling Green, Kentucky Basketball 3 Football 3,4 BOBBIE JOE FORTENBERRY Bolton, Miss. F.F.A. 1, 2 Hi-Y 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3 Class Officer 2,3 I r? J MAXINE GALLMAN Raymond, Miss. F.H.A. 2 DOVIE MARIE HODGE Bolton, Miss. Basketball 3,4 Class Officer 2 BETTY JANE HUTCHINS Bolton, Miss. F.H.A. 3 4-H 2 Class Officer ' 48- ' 49 Basketball 2 FRANK R. LANGSTON Bolton, Miss. Pres. 4-H Club 1,2 F.F.A. 4 Basketball 1,2 Football 3 Who ' s Who 3,4 AMA ZELLE HENDRICKS Tinsley, Miss. Y-Teens 4 Dramatic 4 B.S.U. 4 F.H.A. 2,3 Dramatic Club 2 PETER HOGABOOM Vicksburg, Miss. Boxing 4 Football 3 ANITA JOY JORDAN Jackson, Miss. Class Officers ' 48- ' 49 Glee Club 3 F.H.A. 3 Vesper Choir 4 Canto Sonora 3 B.S.U. 3,4 Y-Teens 3 DICK LIDDELL Adams Station, Miss F.F.A. 2,3,4 LOUIS FERRELL McLENDON Jackson, Miss. Band 2,3 BILLY McCOY Raymond, Miss. Basketball 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. 3,4 Hi-Y 1  «, ERNEST SCOTT McNAIR Raymond, Miss. F.F.A. 3,4 1 r? LIU uu LYDA MAURINE MASHBURN Raymond, Miss. President 4-H 3,4 Band 3,4 Basketball 2 Y-Teens 1,3,4 Canto Sonora 3 OLIVER VASSAR SHEARER Raymond, Miss. Band 2,3,4 Track 4 Football 2 BETTY LOU PRASSEL Raymond, Miss. Basketball 2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3 Dramatics 2,4 Girls ' Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Canto Sonora 3 Y-Teens 3,4 Vesper Choir 4 GRANVILLE SYKES Jackson, Miss. HENRY ATWOOD RISER Terry, Miss. Class Officer 3,4 President F.F.A. 4 President Hi-Y 4 Basketball 2,3,4 4-H 3,4 Track 3,4 JOHN FRANKLIN TATE La Rue, Ohio Basketball 4 YMCA 4 Football 4 Debate 4 Dramatic Club 4 JACK ROBERTSON Jackson, Miss. Track 1,2 Boxing 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Who ' s Who 3,4 EDDIE WARD Jackson, Miss. Football 2,3,4 F.F.A. 3,4 STEPHEN ALEXANDER RUSSELL Vicksburg, Miss. JAMIE RUTH WARRINGTON Vicksburg, Miss. Glee Club 1 Basketball 3 F.H.A. 4 CLIFTON FARR SESSIONS Bolton, Miss. Class Officer 3 CARL WELCH Raymond, Miss. F.F.A. 2,3,4 Pres. F.F.A. 3 Dramatics 4 Class Officer 2,3,4 uncrs OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Sponsor Sue Newman Rose Parsons Mary Howard Juanita Holliday Margaret Stewart Mrs. W. M. McKenzie Mr. J. B. Patrick 1 5 :s „ n r U JJ Edgar Bray Milford Brock John Dowson Daisy Donaldson Francis Ellis Louise Everett Charles Ferguson Eloise Ferrell B IT s.-s , r JHBfc rr 1 ' ?s I ' Joe Franklin Walter Gearhart Kyrous Gunter Ann Gunther Martha Hale Owen Harris Harry Herron Jack Hickingbottom James Hodge Mildred Hodge Juanita Holliday Billy Holloway ex r yj Thomas Houston DY Jean Hutchins Majorie Jolly Margaret Kingman Tipton Lewis Mary Ann Lowry lii ary McFarland Mary Griffin Howard I h Jeraldine McCoy Betty McLendon Alden McNair Talmadge McNair Sue Newman Richardean Norwood Shannon Parks Rose Parsons James Ray Nick Revon Van Robertson Alice Ann Smith £ n i iHA Henry Smith Margaret Stewart George Tucker Garrett Whitehead Dora Wood Norma Zeringue r kJ T r? -J r -J Betty Jean Stubbs President Larry Bouchillon Vice-President Wanda Whitten Secretary First Row: Gus Allen, Milton Berryhill, Alva Ray Eoyd, Betty Boyd, Nona Brummet. Second Row: Rachael Epperson, Robert Ferguson, Betty Hawkins, Margaret Holliday, Frank Kalberg. Third Row: Lamar Kelly, Carolyn Lowe, Waverly Lyles, Frank Mashburn, Bobbie Lou Mclnnis. p nr LL rr J JJ v f ¥ Ralph Holmes Treasurer Mrs. Lamar Puryear Sponsor Mr. W. M. McKenzie First Row: Sarah McKmley, Harold McNair, Charles Newman Ira Newman Vito Patti. Second Row: Barbara Ann Roberts, Marjone Slater George Tal- bot, Billy Turnage, Bobby Turnaqe. Third Row: Nadine Vomer Luther Wil- liams, Joe Zacaria, Jacob Zelaya. ' ?fll v 5 ' ywca ' Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit, Scdth the Lord of Hosts. Loretta Nichols President Jo Ree Pennell Vice-President Nell Harris Secretary Lida Nell Vaughn Treasurer YMCA My son, forgef not my laws; bur let thine heart keep my commandments. — Proverbs 4:1 First Row: Eugene Hall, Bobby Measells, Wesley Wilson, Gladden Brooks, J. B. Henderson. Second Row: Lee Bullock, Thomas Hembree, Shelton Hol- liday, Mark Chaney, Edwin Corley, Kenneth Batton, Mr. Denton. J. B. Henderson President Kenneth Batton Vice-President m i Mark Chaney Sec.-Treas-Reportei k H f Mr. Denton Sponsor B S U President, Lorettct Nichols; Social Chairman, }. B. Henderson; Publicity Chair- man, Carlyne Warnock; Sunday School Representative, Bill Morris; Treasurer, Kenneth Cranford; Magazine Representative, Mary Nell Langley; Fellowship Chairman, John Tate. M Y President NELL HARRIS Vice-President RAY WHITE Secretary .DOLORES GERRARD Treasurer VIRGINIA BARFIELD F First Row: Virginia Bariield, Gladden Brooks, Kinnie Divine, Lillie Greer, Millie Greer, John Harris. Second Row: Nell Harris, Earnest Hester, Mabel Johnson, Joan McRill, Bonnie Norwood, Don Perkins. Third Row: Beth Beasley Speights, Margie Weir, Ray White, Wesley Wilson, Delores Gerrard, Beryl Shipley. CAVALIERS OFFICERS President Edwin Corley Vice-President John Bufkin Sec.-Treas. Mary Brown Parliamentarian Ray Wiley CHARTER MEMBERS Robert Barr Ed Corley Mary Brown Mildred Gallman John Bufkin Joyce Gearhart Granville Sykes REGULAR MEMBERS Gwen Warren Jean Ferguson Stafford Harvill Raymond Wile Wesley Wilson DEBATE TEAM Bobby Garraway, Robert Barr, John Tate, Rex Best s cience Club OFFICERS President . Secretary. KENNETH BATTON ..EDWIN CORLEY Vice-President. Reporter JACK HERRING JERRY MOORE Members (left to right): Eddie Caveness, Earl Jones, Lloyd Maestri, Robert Jaudon, Emmitt Mouchett, Kenneth Batton, Helen Howard, Herbert Ahten, Eugene Hall, Jerry Moore, Colonel Bankston, sponsor; Gladden Brooks, Nell Hargrove. Not Pictured: Earl Allen, V. D. Allen, Edwin Corley, Cliff Davis, Henry Denton, Johnny Elrod, Pete Fussell, Jack Herring, Sam Johnston, Robert Ward, Richard Hawkins. Future Farmers of America Front Row: Jack Hickmgbottom, Tip Lewis, Luther Williams, Charles Ferguson. Second Row: Alden McNair, Edgar Bray, Sonny Cooper, Henry Riser, Billy Turnage, H. C. Carroll, Ralph Holmes, Henry Smith, Lamar Kelly, Carl Welch, Milton Berryhill, Bobby Turnage, Waverly Lyles, Robert Ferguson, Harold McNair, Dick Liddell, Gus Allen, Ernest McNair. Third Row: Charles Burns, Owen Harris, Talmadge McNair, Garrett White- head, James Ray, Billy Holloway, Ira Newman, Milford Brock, Harry Herron, Mr. Treloar, sponsor. Not Pictured: Jimmy Mangrum, Charles Newman, Vito Patti, Talmadge Brock, Rex Smith, Robert Mashburn, Billy Lyles, Billy McCoy, Jerry Fagan, Harold Herring. OFFICERS President Henry Riser Vice-President Tip Lewis Secretary.. Edgar Bray Treasurer Talmadge McNair Represeniative Ernest McNair Watch Dog Henry Smith Sponsor Miss Whitaker President Anna Jo Brown Vice-President Betty Boyd Treasurer Betty McLendon Parliamentarian Betty Jean Stubbs Reporter Wanda Whitten Secretary Theresa Cox Betty Boyd Anna Jo Brown Nona Brummit Ann Cathey Norma Childers Theresa Cox Daisy Donaldson Wilna Ellis Rachel Epperson Louise Everette Mildred Hodge Ruby Jean Hutchins Jerry McCoy Mary McFarland Sara McKinley Betty McLendon Bobbie Mclnnis Barbara Roberts Marjorie Slater Betty Jean Stubbs Nadine Varner Betty Monosmith Jamie Warrington Wanda Whitten Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President Henry Peden Vice-President. J. B. Henderson Secretary Lida Nell Vaughan Treasurer Brooks Robertson IN?£ CLUB Standing (left to right): J. B. Henderson, Bill Morris, Delores Gerrard, Bill Lowry, Charles- Taylor, John Edwards, Robert Garraway F. E. Brasfiedl, Cliff Davis, Emmanuel Beeching, Don Blackstock, Bonnie Norwood, Jean Bourdin, Kenneth Batton. Sitting (left to right): Miss Fowler, sponsor; Mark Chaney, Nell Harris, Gloria McNeil, Stella Purvis, Coach Harris, sponsor. Not Pictured: Jo Ree Pennell, Billie Nichols, Evelyn Stallings, Lida N. Vaughan, James Ramsey. OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER President Mark Chaney Vice-President Charles Taylor Secretary Nell Harris Treasurer Cliff Davis Members (left to right): Charles Taylor, Nell Harris, William Lambert, Marguerite Boyles, Price Sneed, Lo- retta Nichols, John Halpin, Jessie McLendon, Kenneth Sickal, Jo Ree Pennell, W. B. Mansell, Evelyn Steal- ings, Alvyn Moore. Not Pictured: J. B. Henderson, Randolph Jeter OFFICERS President JOHN HALPIN Vice-Pres LORETTA NICHOLS Secretary JESSIE McLENDON Treasurer CHARLES TAYLOR mM !)OK Z7- To grow as a person. To grow in friendship with all people, To grow in the knowledge and love of God. EFN5 f 4 ' JXJf . J J JX J rSfsrS - fsr X K J K J A J c JSl. i ' S s Mary Aerhart Margaret Holliday Barbara Roberts Betty Clara Boyd Mary Howard Ann Smith Nona Brummit Ruby Jean Hutchms Margaret Stuart Myrtle Chapman Bobby Mclnnis Betty Jean Stubbs Carolyn Clark, Pres. Sara McKmley Nadine Verner Theresa Cox Betty McLendon, Sec. Wanda Whitten Rachel Epperson Maunne Mashburn Norma Zennque Kyrous Gunther Sue Newman Mrs. McKenzie, Sponsor Martha Ann Hale Betty Lou Prassel Juanita Holliday, Vice-Pres. Rose Parsons, Treas. Miss Whitaker Jackie Dyer, President Billy Brown — Vice-Pres. ■W tmSmmmm Freida Bolton Dorothy McCharen CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Betty McLendon Ann Smith W. B. Mansell Barbara Warrington Carolyn Clark Frank Griffin Edna Earle Mobley Lamp Lighters President CHARLENE SADLER Vice-President BOBBIE JEAN PARKS Secretary .. MARY ELLEN BROWN Treasurer GEORGIA MAE MARTIN Sponsor ■ MISS WHITTAKER Virginia Barfield Bobbe Pitts Minnie Ruth Newman Mary Joe Roberts Marie Willis Kitty Davis Helen Yates Gwen Warren HILL HENRY Band Clinic The Capital March NELL HARRIS BETTY SMITH BILLY CATES CLARICE MASHBURN BONNIE JONES GIRLS ' CHORUS O ' AAg AlO 1A l PIANO ENSEMBLE Binnie Measells Bobby Measells Binnie Measells Bernice Lindsay Carlyne Warnock Mary Dee Darby •cy i _n . ' 9m 5- i U ' -- -•—- ' •- •  .« QUARTETS s o F p R H E O S M M O A R N E B B O O Y Y S S Gladden Brooks. Billy Brown, Dabney Gilliland, Clinton Montz Tommy Bradley, Edwin Corley Richard Gaskin, Bobby Measells AA CS Bernice Lindsay, Binnie Measells. fommie Lawson, Joan McRill f F R E S H M A N Betty Lou Prassel, Carolyn Clarke. Ann Smith, Betty McLendon Milton Berryhill. Ralph Holmes Billy Turnage, Billy McNair Sonny Cooper, Ira Newman Owen Harris, Talmadge McNair THE HINDSONIAN JIOR COLLEGE RAYMOND, MISSISSIPPI, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8, 1948 VOL. 15, I tedtoPTK; onorary; Set Dec. 10 were sent out last oph( hi 1 ss i se I Gr arso )rrv kson Re. Mot ckal, :e . ' lings lor, I s stt inarj ed ce q} ad, I the ouncetr hau xne teie- t will be open to the e held in the library, fficers who will con- ization ceremony are n, Vicksburg, presi- tta Nichols, Belzoni, iued on Page 3) McLendon Attends SACSC in Memphis President G. M. McLendon at- tended the fifty-third annual meet- ing of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary School 5 ? Eagles Accept Texas Bowl Game Bk Opposing Beaumont Cardinals Dec, Hinds Ranks One of Top Teams in Nation; Cardinals Victorious in 7 Games This Year •ge has the Spi x s, D( annour m hs p sr ar Juiii )llege Student, ipcials on Hon THE HINDSONIAN Published Weekly by Students of Hinds Junior College, Raymond, Mississippi. Member associated Golle6 ate Press ?e student and three students made the all honor roll, while 64 •nts and 28 high school de honors with an A- for the second six according to Miss Mil- , registrar ire McLenddft, Ray- he only college student all A average; while er, Jackson; Kyrous rned; and Dick Liddell, on, made all A aver- l school. Editor Evelyn Stallings Assistant Editor Kenneth Sickal Make-up Editor Mary G. Howard Feature Editors Mary Dee Darby - Mary J. Brent Vocational News Editor Emily Crawford Sports Editor Johnny Miller Circulation Manager Martha Mayo Reporters Billy Willis, Betty McLendon, Thomas Fuller, Ellie Whittemore, Theressa Cox lals dur .1 sever last si: ;ries, ii !. . ' .. . ' . ' .. -1-.., Texai two years ago won £he Lit Bowl game in Pasadena, r.ia. According to Head C a PeVall the Texas junior conference is the toughesl nation, and Lamar has ranked in the upper bracl (Continued on Page Portable Machine For Tree-Planting To Be Shown Here tia , Bui muiris, v A. Mullins, Grenada; Daniel Myers, Value; Loretta Nichols, Belzoni; Bonnie Norwood, Duck Hill; Don Perkins, Amory; Bert Raymond. New Orleans; Mary Jo the college president. The cast in order of their ap- pearance is as follows: Steward, Alice Collins; Mrs. Skinner, Beverly Busby; Cornelia A portable tree-planting will be shown at Hinds College in a planting del tion Friday from 10 a. 5 p. m., according to M: Myers, agricultural instruc The machine, lent by t ois Central Railroad, wi approximately 1,000 seed ' hour, according to Mr. M] The demonstration will ed on the road to Raym on property south of the beef barn, and the public HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS John Tate, President; Dora Wood, Vice-Presi- dent; Mary Howard, Sec.-Treas.; Margaret Stewart, Reporter; Margaret Kingman; Mary Oliver; Jerry McCoy; Daisy Donaldson; Joy Jordan; Betty Hawkins; Larry Bouchillon; Mar- gie Jolly; Patsy Byrd; Sara McKinley; Bobby Lou Mclnnis; Bobby Fortenberry; Carl Welch; Henry Smith; George Tucker; Ann Smith; Car- olyn Clark; Betty Lou Prassell; Betty McLen- don; Betty Jean Monosmith. COMMITTEES Scenery Director Gregory Beriont Make-up Director Gladden Brooks Publicity Carl Welch and Henry Smith Properties Ann Smith, Jerry McCoy, Vito Patti, Daisy Donaldson jy - - «. _ •• • .... fc ■ MATRIMONY UP TO DATE (A comedy in one act by Clyde Davis Tucker) Old Folks Henry Smith George Carl Welch Rev. Ingelmose George Tucker Mammy Rhodes .. Carolyn Clark Rosebud Margaret Kingman Viola Bobby Lou Mclnnis Kenneth Sickal Director TALKATIVE TILLY ' (Reading by Jerry McCoy) FIXIN ' S (A one-act, Carolina folk play by Erma and Paul Greene) Ed Robinson Henry Smith Lilly Robinson Mary Griffin Howard Jim Cooper Bobby Fortenberry .■-■■■■ ' v  r MR. H. J. C nr Ll j Randolph Jeter T -JUJ MISS H. J. C. Nell Harris 1 1 MOST INTELLECTUAL SAMMY HURT EVELYN STALLINGS JESSIE McLENDON T Ll r MOST VERSATILE JESSIE McLENDON J. B. HENDERSON fina MOST POPULAR SONNY SPEIGHTS MOST BEAUTIFUL BETH BEASLEY SPEIGHTS CUTEST WILL CARRAWAY MOST POPULAR MARY ANN EDGE BEST ATHLETES DOT HARRISON JOEL FOOSHEE T Ll MOST HANDSOME DWIGHT SMITH CUTEST DELORES GERRARD FRI ENDLI EST BABS WARRINGTON CHARLES TAYLOR CAMPUS FAVORITE WILL CARRAWAY CAMPUS FAVORITE BILL HAMILTON MARY ANN EDGE WITTIEST DON BROWN CAMPUS FAVORITE JOHNNY MILLER CAMPUS FAVORITE BABS WARRINGTON CAMPUS FAVORITE BILLIE CATES CAMPUS FAVORITE BERYL SHIPLEY I - • CAMPUS FAVORITE VIRGINIA BARFIELD CAMPUS FAVORITE DELORES GERRARD CAMPUS FAVORITE JOEL FOOSHEE CAMPUS FAVORITE CAROLYN THOMPSON HIGH SCHOOL OUTSTANDING SENIOR SONNY COOPER MOST INTELLECTUAL SONNY COOPER MOST INTELLECTUAL KYROUS GUNTER MOST VERSATILE ROSE PARSONS MOST VERSATILE BETTY McLENDON MOST VERSATILE JACK ROBERTSON MOST POPULAR SUE NEWMAN  • . r %H .4gE|L ■ ft m -fl MOST POPULAR JACK ROBERTSON BEST ATHLETE WILNA ELLIS BEST ATHLETE NICK REVON -s T LL r W _ nrp y MOST BEAUTIFUL RUBY JEAN HUTCHINS r s% MOST HANDSOME SONNY McNAIR CUTEST DORA WOOD CUTEST H. C. CARROLL FRIENDLIEST MARY McFARLAND FRIENDLIEST ROY BOZEMAN MOST NEATLY DRESSED RUBY JEAN HUTCHINS MOST NEATLY DRESSED ROY BOZEMAN WITTIEST MARY McFARLAND WITTIEST CLIFTON SESSIONS THE PENNY FAIR KING and QUEE N QUEEN NELL HARRIS KING PAT DURST % ft i THE FOOTBALL COACHES L. C. DeVALL, JR. JOE A. RENFROE PERRY S. WALDVOGEL Achievements FOOTBALL 7 -H 5 ) , v 7l; 642 23 fe .7fcpl H JUi 35 l£ 46m 9 i 25 1 B6fj 22 i 30 i 31 1 34 if, .48.1 l|j53i20dfc27 S2 J 16 | .40l 6 qL 37 1 I I I 47 l JM£ l J7 4 3 % 4 I3 v v « 1st Row: Tuberville, Raymond, Bozeman, Pennell, Jones, Barfield, Henderson, Ashburn, McGee, Hurt, Wanucha, Jeter, Meredith, Blasingame. 2nd Row: Wiles, Vining, Brown, Lowry, Perkins, Miller, Peyton, Roberts, Schillinger, Taylor, Mint, Fams, Johnson, Smith. 3rd Row: Gilliland, McCullough, Taylor, Miller, Colvm, Brown, Sutherland, Hester, Harvill, Mullins, Ahten, McElroy, Miller, Sneed, Pickett. 4th Row: Beasley, DeGroza, Jones, Manguno, Moffitt, Pierce, Sparkman, Curtis, Hamilton, Hahn, Hart, Davis, Fooshee, Morgan, Fulkerson. Bucky McElroy All-State Back Ed Harvill All-State End Bill Davis Honorable Mention All-State Back J. B. Henderson Honorable Mention All-State Center J. Fulkerson Honorable Mention All-State Tackle Willie Wiles Honorable Mention All-State Guard Bennie Raymond Guard Luther Tuberville Guard Dwight Smith End Sam Price Back Dave Ashburr Guard Bill Hamilton End Alfred Peyton Back Sonny Meredith Back Kenneth Farris Back Bill Lowry Center Charles Brown Tackle Ernest Hester End Johnny Miller Back Paul McCullough Tackle Don Perkins Center Don Brown End Joe Colvin End Jim Pickett Tackle Jack Pennell Back Dabney Gilliland Center Ted Roberts Guard Sam Hurt Back John Miller Tackle Stan Wanucha Back Tony Manguno Tackle Clyde McGee Back Carl Eckert Back Managers (Left to Right): David Spence Bob Harris, Frank Davis FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Hinds 46 Hinds 27 Hinds 19 Hinds 6 Hinds 6 Hinds 20 Hinds . 27 Hinds 26 Hinds 26 Hinds 38 Senatobia 12 Wesson 14 Poplarville 13 Perkinston 21 Moorhead 6 Decatur 28 Ellisville 26 Goodman 7 Summit 13 Scooba : The Eagles finished the 1948 season with seven wins, two losses, and one tie. They were invited to play in the Spindle Top Eowl in Beaumont, Texas. This invitation was the fourth straight year that the Eagles were invited to a bowl game. They played Lamar funior College and lost a hard fought contest 21 to 0. CHEER LEADERS Left to Right: Kenneth Batton, Delores Gerrard, Calvin Byrd, Dot Gary, Johnny Mac Worthy, Virginia Barfield, Jerry Moore, and Miss Hannah Pitts, sponsor. Standing (First Row): Coach Denton, Kenneth Cranford, Bobby Haywood, Monroe Landrum, Ray Carnes, Bob Smith. Standing (Second Row): Bill Morris, Beryl Shipley, Hill Henry, John Kotecki, Bill Hamilton. Kneeling: Nick Revon. Turtle Tuberville The Hinds Eagles Cage squad, coached by A. L. Denton, swept through their regular season with 17 wins stacked up against only 5 losses. With a total of 1515 points to their opponents 1168, the team: finished with the high average of 67 V2 points per game. After winning an overwhelming victory the first night of tournament play, the Eagles were unexpectedly upset by darkhorse Poplarville the second game. Chosen for All-State was Nick Revon, while Bill Morris captured a place on the second team. Coach W. H. Gibbes The Hinds Eaglettes this year breezed through a brilliant undefeated season, winning over Ellisville in the finals of the State tournament. In 23 straight wins, they amassed a total of 1231 points to their opponents The able coaching of W. H. Gibbes plus plenty of spirit on the part of the girls made possible so impressive a record. With good shooting and egually good guarding, the Eaglettes proved themselves one of the best teams in the school ' s history. Girls winning berths on the All-State team were: Betsy Warren, Lida Nell Vaughn and Carolyn Thompson. Leading scorer, Dot Harrison, was awarded Honor- able Mention. Kneeling: Nancy Thornton, Delores Gerrard, Bonnie Norwood, Lida Nell Vaughn, Fatso Edge, Bobbie Morris. Standing: Coach Gibbes, Mabel John- son, Helen Howard, Carolyn Thompson, Dorothy Harrison, Betsy Warren, Jackie Dyer, Elizabeth Lewis. i )V Tl BILL .HA 1 1 L W ; z 2 BILL MORRIS BOB SniTH BERYL SHIPLEY a if jl il. y fc: OOOOOCOOQ Elmo Blassingame y jq XZXZXZ3CZZZZX Welterweight d CCXXZX Sam Price Middleweight Bobby Measells Lightweight Will Carraway Middleweight Scotty Fleaweight ' Mascot i i ]L J ,. Clyde McGee Open Welterweight Champion Most Outstanding Boxer ZZZCJC. Randolph Jeter OC2 CX2£C2 Z -2 6X- Novice Lightweiqht h s - C 3l! IZ! £2X R nner-up ZZZZXZXZ fc Harold Herring Featherweight ■■■ ' ' Joel Fooshee Novice Lightheavy Champion f 1 Sonny Kelly Flyweight Lyle Story Novice Heavyweight Champion Coach Perry Waldvogel BASEBALL ■ ,  1st Row (Left to Right): Blasinqame OF, Revon P-IF, Jeter IF, Meredith OF, Potter C, Harris IF, Hester IF. 2nd Row (Left to Right): Henderson, Mgr.; Wanucha P, Simmons OF, Miller. P-IF, Blackstock IF, Carl Eckert P-IF, Fulker- son OF, Farris C, Renfroe, Coach. SCHEDULE Hinds 11 Perkinston . 1 Hinds :.. .. 11 Ellis ville ... 8 Hinds 7 Summit 2 Hinds 3 Wesson 1 Hinds 19 Summit 1 Hinds 5 Wesson 2 Hinds 2 Perkinston 10 Hinds 4 Ellisville 6 The Eagles captured the Southern area cham- pionship of the Mississippi Junior College cir- cuit with a record of six wins and two losses. The playoff for the state championship be- tween Hinds and the Northern area winner will be held late in May. WITH THE HINDS EAGLES TRACK First Row: Coach DeVall; Revon; Peyton; Jeter; and Sneed Second Row: Blasingame; Myers, Hester; Miller; and Greg Beriont Not Pictured: McElroy The Hinds cindermen climaxed a successful track season by copping the state champion- ship for the fifth consecutive year. The sguad was a comparatively green team with only 3 returning lettermen from 1948. Several out- standing performances took the spotlight during the year. Nick Revon broke the existing state records in both the high jump and broad jump. The mile relay team and Greg Beriont came within a hair of shattering two other state records NET WOMEN trt$tr- . 4 f-4 — t- ■ v ■ 4 4 ' WR 8 ' I i ' W$m i , ' ' ' HI • fj 1 Left to Right: Lida Nell Vaughn, Mickee Miller Barfield Mary Ann Fatso Edge, and Miss Hannah Pitts, Coach ' Mary Ann Fatso Edge State Jr. College Champion in Women ' s Singles Mickee Barfield and Lida Nell Vaughn State Jr. College Champions in Women ' s Doubles NET MEN Left to Right: C. Aubrey Sievers, Coach; Lloyd Maestri; Gladden Brooks; Thomas Fuller; Jack Robertson Thomas Fuller and Jack Robertson Semi-finalists in State Junior College tennis meet in men ' s doubles Gladden Brooks Semi-finalist in State Junior College tennis meet in men ' s singles HIGH SCHOOL 1st Row (Left to Right): Jack Hickmgbottom, Billy McCoy, H. C. Carroll, Henry Riser. Standing (Left to Right): Jack Robertson, Milford Brock, Billy Holloway, Billy Liles, Ira Newman. 1st Row: Carolyn Clarke, Mgr.; Florene Abernathy, Wilna Ellis, Wanda Whitten, Nona Brummett, Marqaret Kingman, Sue Newman, Betty Prassell, Marie Hodge, Margaret Ann Holliday. BASKETBALL WEIGHT MEN it3 e, s .?;. Left to Right (First Row): Dave Ashburn, Fred Tann, Bill Shirley. Standing Howard Walker, John Harper, Tony Manguno, R. T. Raymond, Billy Taylor. S t ' ; a Ik. ' 1 mmim- ?: Bill Shirley — State Champion in 148 pound class. Lifted 570 pounds in State meet. Billy Taylor — State Champion in 165 pound class Lifted 500 oounds in State meet. m ' A Randolph Jeter Editor-in-Chief Brooks Robertson Business Manager EAGLE STAFF is. a I Loretta Nichols Assistant Editor Carlyne Warnock Assistant Business Manager it m Kenneth Batton Feature Editor Georgia Martin Activity Editor Virginia Barfield Activity Editor Ellie Whittemore Activity Editor Don Perkins Snapshot Editor J. B. Henderson .Sports Editor Sam Hurt Sports Editor Rex Best Photographer Mary Howard High School Editor Mary Dee Darby High School Editor T. T. Beemon Sponsor Betty Ann Kea Typist Jimmie Lawson Typist Jean Moreland Typist We . of the staff realize more strongly than anyone else the part that the following advertisers played in the publication of the ' 49 EAGLE. ' Without them the publication would not have been possible. They bridged the gap between the amount of money we were able to raise and the cost ot the book. Our realizing this is not enough. Each student should make himself realize that a great part of the cost of this .book was borne by the firms who paid money sp that he -might have a memoir of this year at Hinds Junior College. In fact, you can do more than just realize it If you will. Thumb through the pages of these ads and note the firms who bought space in the advertising section. You will soon be earning and spending your own ' money. ' It is our ' hope that in making a selection of companies with whom you -spend your money that you will give a careful consideration to the firms who thou _ enough of you and. your institution to contribute to the publica- tion of this yearbook. E. R. COCHRAN CO. Distributor 40-FATHOM FROZEN FISH NUCOA - HELLMAN ' S MAYONNAISE RONCO MACARONI PRODUCTS JACKSON MISS. JACKSON BLUE PRINT SUPPLY CO. MAPS - PHOTOSTATS - PRINTS NEGATIVES AND DIRECT PRINTS DIETZGEN SUPPLIES 416 Amite St. JACKSON MISS. HUBBARD CHEVROLET CO., INC. UTICA, MISS. 35= 3 CHARLES LONG CO. WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS FOR MEN AND WOMEN RAYMOND MISS. Compliments of WILLIAMS DRUG STORE RAYMOND MISS. Compliments off KEITH PRESS PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS RAYMOND MISS. Compliments of TAYLOR ' S GROCERIES MEATS GENERAL MERCHANDISE RAYMOND MISS. PHONE 2311 GADDIS MOTOR COMPANY, INC. zjfads AUTHORIZED DEALERS SALES and SERVICE RAYMOND MISS. ' Compliments of MERCHANTS and PLANTERS BANK RAYMOND MISS. ELLIS PIANO CO. 505 EAST PEARL STREET JACKSON MISS. Save One-half Your Oil Costs with JAN-O-CO (Super RE-REFINED Motor Oils) JACKSON OIL COMPANY Jackson, Miss. Compliments of McNEIL DRUG STORE RAYMOND MISS. Compliments of McGuffee Motor Co. FORD PRODUCTS UTICA. MISS. TELEPHONE 2541 Compliments of Weaver Dry Cleaners UTICA, MISS. DIAL 3621 Jackson Tractor and Equipment Co. JACKSON, MISS. [jjjlfljjl] ALWAYS BUY MYERS JUST-RITE PEANUTS — Roasted and Raw — from MYERS COFFEE CO. JACKSON MISS. Compliments off ORGIL BROTHERS HARD WARE CO. JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Our 103rd Year MEMPHIS TENNESSEE The CRAFT COMPANY WHOLESALERS OF FINE FOODS 156 EAST PORTER STREET JACKSON MISS. +„- Compliments of NOEL ' S Au+o Electric Service THE HOME OF GENUINE PARTS P. O. BOX 57 JACKSON 5, MISS. Compliments of THE MERCHANTS CO. JACKSON MISS. JACKSON STEAM LAUNDRY LEHMANIZED DRY CLEANING JACKSON MISS. Compliments of JACKSON WHOLESALE BAKERS CLUB Jackson, Mississippi Compliments of RAYMOND THEATER RAYMOND MISS. FARM HOME AND APPLIANCE CO. YOUR UTICA, MISS. DEALER TELEPHONE 3551 FEED JOHNSON ' S STARTER— GROWING— LAYING —BROILER— MASHES For Faster Growth and More Porfit O. R. Johnson Milling Co. CLINTON, MISS. PHONE 2211 Compliments of Biggs Hardware Co. UTICA MISS. ! ' ' ' ' ' VALENTOUR (PASTEURIZED) DAIRY PRODUCTS Brandon Road JACKSON, MISS. Compliments of G. W. M. H. Simmons UTICA MISS. Distributors — Automotive Parts and Shop Equipment INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE REBUILDERS BROOKS -NOBLE AUTO PARTS MACHINE CO., INC. JACKSON - YOUR N.A.P.A. JOBBER CANTON — FOREST — HATTIESBURG MISSISSIPPI A GOOD MAN TO KNOW JACKSON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. cca + - Materials of all kinds to build anything No order too small to merit and receive our careful attention We are as close to you as your telephone Call us anytime: PHONE 2061 UTICA LUMBER COMPANY I 4- NU-GRAPE SODA Jackson Bottling Works Compliments of SHINE DAVIS UTICA, MISS. Compliments of GRAHAM INSURANCE AGENCY BOLTON. MISS. Jackson, Miss. = nii =mi =«— nil—™- 1111 = YOU EAT IT WITH A SMILE JACKSON WELDING SUPPLY COMPANY 145 EAST SOUTH STREET Jackson, Mississippi distributors for LINDE OXYGEN— PRESTO-LITE WELDING EQUIPMENT UNION CARBIDE— GENERAL ELECTRIC WELDERS AND ELECTRODES TELEPHONES: 3-1718 — 2-0176 — 3-5594 JACKSON GLASS MIRROR CO., INC STORE FRONTS — SAFETY PLATE WINDOW GLASS MIRRORS — MIRROR RESILVERING FURNITURE AND DESK TOPS PICTURE FRAMING 225 East South Street W. M. McCLENDON Dial 3-2701 W. H. MILLER Jackson, Mississippi Compliments of VARNADO ' S DRIVE-IN GOOD FOOD IN PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS TERRY ROAD JACKSON, MISS. DOES NOT CIRCULATE 9 § HCC R 378.73 H58E 1949 HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 5 0106 01140122 5