Hinds Community College - Eagle Yearbook (Raymond, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT McLendon Library Raymond Campus W RAYMOND, MS 39154-0909 HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT HINDS COMMUNITY TRICT. HINDS JUNIOR COLLEGE RWMOND MISSISSIPPI ' AH quiet on the western front. Responsibility assumed. New History Building? AUBREY ANDERSON Editor BETTY SM ALLWOOD Ass ' t . Editor One picture is worth ten thousand words. — Chinese Proverb. Miss Hertford dispenses truth, beauty, and injustice. To tell the story of our life at Hinds, we are following the wisdom of the ancient Chinese. In a typical day we stroll across the campus to our patient teachers, the roll-call is answered by our faces — as usual some are absent — , we pick our winners, we love our sports, and scattered all through the story are the sidelights that help to make school so fascinating. ' We ' re glad it comes ONLY now and then. J m fr ' pWLPi . : ' :: ' 5«Bi pe « =B 2£ cU£-cuti(yny Friends they were, dear to the hearts of all of us. Their quick smiles and friendly greetings made them one of us. We miss them but in missing them we feel a deep pride in their calm acceptance of a great responsibility. Earnestly we hope that their high courage will not be put to the test of the battlefield but will be shown in great deeds in a world at peace. May they soon return to us, our friends and classmates of the 31st Division. t A quiet Sunday afternoon ■vtfotv BUILDING Local and world events this year have great significance for us, and in our activities on our campus is the symbol of our greater purpose. In troubled times with a world of uncertain future, we have initiated a major building program so that we may do a greater good for you and those who come after you. We are all building, not only classrooms, but character and lives. We know not what is to come but we build because we have great faith in the future. G. M. McLENDON TOP ROW: MR. I. H. ABERCROMBIE Electrical Motor Repair MRS. I. H. ABERCROMBIE Secretary to Coordinator MISS LOLA I. ALLEN College Secretary MRS. EVA H. ASKEW Hostess MR. LLOYD A. BEASLEY General Electricity and Wiring BOTTOM ROW: MR. T. T. BEEMON Science MR. GEORGE W. BOWLING Mechanical Drawing, Woodwork MISS RUTH BOYD English MR. KNOX BROOM Guidance MR. C. M. BURLESON Barbering ABOVE, first row: MISS JIMMIE EL BYRD English MR. L. KENNITH CLARK Business Education REV. JOHN R. COBB Bible REV. MURRAY COX Bible Second Row: MISS HILDA REE DAVIS Language MISS GERTRUDE DAVIS Dean of Women, English MRS. A. L. DENTON Art MR. A. L. DENTON Dean of Men, Education OPPOSITE PAGE: MR. L. C. DeVALL Coach, Physical Education MISS CAROL EVERETTE Speech, Dramatics MISS MARY E. FANCHER Mathematics MISS LULA MAE FOWLER Social Science MR. WALTER H. GIBBS Coordinator Vocational Department MISS MARY HALFORD Business Education MR. J. R. HARRIS Social Science MISS MILDRED HERRIN Registrar, Business Education MR. M. F. HERRING Dean of Instruction MR. DON KEY Band Director MR. DAVID W. LEWIS, JR. Auto Mechanics MR. W. C. LOGGANS Machine Shop MRS. MARY E. McKENZIE English MR. W. M. McKENZIE Agriculture MR. ARLISS RICKS High School Principal MR. CECIL ROBERTSON Science MR. LA VANN ROBINSON Music MRS. GERTRUDE ROWZEE Librarian OPPOSITE PAGE: First Row: MISS MARY SUE McNAffi Secretary MRS. KATHLEEN MATTHEWS Dietitian MR. J. C. MITCHELL Radio Mechanics MR. WILLIAM MOSS Social Science MR. J. B. PATRICK Social Science Second Row: MISS HANNAH PITTS Physical Education MISS THELMA PRASSEL Secretary to President MR. JAMES J. RADA Refrigeration MR. WILLIAM RANSON Science MR. JOE RENFROE Assistant Coach ABOVE: MISS LURLINE STEWART Mathematics MR. TRAVIS STEWART Assistant Bookkeeper MR. LEROY SUMMERS Refrigeration MR. HAROLD TURNAGE Public Relations English MR. JACK TRELOAR Vocational Agriculture MR. DONALD C. WARE Auto Body and Fender MISS FLETA WHITAKER Home Economics MRS. JESSE WRIGHT Music % ■g iff CAROLYN GRESHAM Secretary MICHAEL CROSSIN Vice-President LAMAR PEYTON President SOPHOMORES JACK ENGLEMAN— Treasurer JOYCE KELLY— Reporter MISS HANNAH PITTS— Sponsor MR. DON KEY— Sponsor !; ■ IA Right: EMMETT ANDERSON Jackson, Mississippi Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. DONALD BAKER Jackson, Mississippi Life ' s race well run, life ' s work well done. WILLIAM BARESDALE Madison, Mississippi Hear much; speak little. TRAVIS ABEL, Duck Hill, Mississippi A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. FLORENE ABERNATHY, Bolton, Mississippi She smiles and the shadows depart. EVELYN ADCOCE, Raymond, Mississippi A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. DORIS DELL ALDREDGE, Brandon, Mississippi As sweet and fair as a flower in spring. JOE ALLISTON, Florence, Mississippi Speak boldly and speak truly. DAVID AUBREY ANDERSON, Jackson, Mississippi Fine art is that in w hich the head, hand and the heart go together. f DORIS BARNETTE, Hermanville, Mississippi As sweet and fair as a flower in spring. SARAH BEAVER, Utica, Mississippi Her true worth is the good she does in this world. I. D. BENNETT, Thorn, Mississippi I would express him simple, grave and sincere. JOSEPHINE BENNETT, Thorn, Mississippi Neatness for neatness ' own sake. FAYE L. BERRYHILL. Learned, Mississippi Little deeds of kindness, little words of love. F. E. BRASSFIELD, Edwards, Mississippi When thought is speech, and speech is truth. JERRY NEAL BROOKS, Monroe, Louisiana With so much to do and so many friends to make, who could ever be lonely? CHARLES BURNS, Jackson, Mississippi Life of the party — his gaiety abounding with witty darts. RICHARD BUSH, Jackson, Mississippi For knowledge too, is itself a power. BRUCE CAMPBELL, Jackson, Mississippi He never flunked, he never lied, I reckon he never knowed how. Friendliness is typical of everyone at Hinds. MAZELLE CAMPBELL Flora, Mississippi What is beautiful is good, and who is good will soon also be beautiful. WILLIAM C ANTRELL, Jackson, Mississippi To each his own gives true contentment. BILLY CHAMPION, Edwards, Mississippi An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. BONNIE JEAN CLARK, Crystal Springs, Mississippi A good laugh is sunshine in the heart. CAROLYN CLARKE, Raymond, Mississippi A good disposition means success. A. J. COMFORT, Sandhill, Mississippi Life without fun isn ' t worth living. ROY NICK CREWS, Knoxville, Tennessee Light the fire on both ends and let the middle shift for itself. MICHAEL CROSSIN, New Orleans, Louisiana He is a wise man who does not grieve for the things which he has not, but rejoices for those which he has. LUKE DONNELL, Pelahatchie, Mississippi The big thing in life is what we do, not what we say. EVA JEWEL ECHOLS, Flora, Mississippi Virtue is its own reward. How big was the ring Mickey Gilbert always wows ' em. j PAUL EDWARDS, Ludlow, Mississippi The fruit of performance is satisfaction. JACK ENGLEMAN, Petersburg, Indiana A hard worker in anything he undertakes whether it be school or sports. OVIS TERRY FAIRLEY,, Leaf, Mississippi Great results are not achieved at once; we must advance in life as we walk, step by step. MARGARET FARR, Flora, Mississippi This quiet and sincere person is a favorite with everyone. BOBBY FORTENBERRY, Bolton, Mississippi Ignorance is to sin, but knowledge is to gain. FRED GILL, Johns, Mississippi Men of few words are the best men. HAROLD GLISSON, Yazoo City, Mississippi De size of yo ' hat ain ' t de measure of yo ' brains. CAROLYN GOODSON, Collins, Mississippi Life is only what you make it. EUGENE GREEN, Anding, Mississippi Good, better, best. Never let it rest, until your good is better, and your better best. CAROLYN GRESHAM, Carthage, Mississippi A land heart always brings good friendship. IK M ' Not missing any points. ' LEE BOYCE HALL, Magee, Mississippi True happiness is not in doing what one likes to do, but in liking what one has to do. MILTON HALL, Vicksburg, Mississippi He who works hard is rewarded. RUTH CLARE HALL, Jackson, Mississippi She is quiet as a lamb and just as pleasing. EARL HARPER, Flora, Mississippi By keeping girls off, you keep them all. HOMER HINT ON, Jackson, Mississippi The proud he tamed, the penitent he cheered. JOHN L. HYLAND, Yokena, Mississippi Life should be gay and cheery, not dull and dreary. MARTHA IVY, Raleigh, Mississippi Without love and laughter there is no joy. RAY JOHNSON, Anding, Mississippi Witty, carefree Ray never has a worry in the world. ELMER H. JOHNSON, Decatur, Mississippi Blessed is the man who knows what to do and does it, JOYCE KELLY, Utica, Mississippi One thing is forever good, that one thing is success. 5 ALLISON EILLINGSWORTH, Lorman, Mississippi He is a likeable, good-natured fellow who can always be depended on as a friend. ROANY LACKEY, Brandon, Mississippi Of wit and friendliness, industry and ability, he has enough to share. C. D. LANCASTER, Bolton, Mississippi Ernest, studious, and sincere combine to make his a pleasing personality. SHELBY LANGSTON, Bay Minette, Alabama Words distract me more than noises, for words demand attention. + Si! MARY ELIZABETH LEAKE, Woodville, Mississippi She moves like a goddess and she looks like a queen. THELMA LETCHWORTrL Prentiss. Mississippi There is a time for small things and a time for great things. TRAVIS LEWS, Mathiston, Mississippi I am a part of all that I have met. DICK UDDELL, Adams, Mississippi Sincerely, humor, and a good nature are only a few of his good traits. GILBERT LINDSEY, Chattanooga, Tennessee There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way. PATSY ANN LOFLIN, Star, Mississippi Take care to get what you like or you will be forced to like what you get. The grill gang ' ! « -?J JAMES WINFORD LOVELACE, Vardaman, Mississippi His best wit is reserved for his best friends of whom he has many. JOHN WILLIAM LOVIZA. Vicksburg, Mississippi If words were dollars he ' d be a millionaire. WILBUR LUKE, Jackson, Mississippi Little chips start great fires. JAMES McABEE, Jackson, Mississippi A life without a good time isn ' t worth living. ALLEN McBROOM, Canton, Mississippi For not to live at ease is not to live at all. JOHN L.McCLELLAN, Jackson. Mississippi Oh life thou art a glanding load, a rough and long, a weary road. WILLIAM FRANCIS McDONALD, Jackson, Mississippi For they can conquer who think they can. DAVID McFARLAND, Bolton, Mississippi He who conquers others is strong; he who conquers himself is mighty. WILLIAM McLAIN, Jackson, Mississippi What I am to be I am now becoming. BETTY BOYD McLENDON, Raymond. Mississippi It ' s nice to be natural when you ' re so naturally nice. - ' ' Santa Claus comes early to the Methodists. ERNEST SCOTT McNAIR. Raymond. Mississippi Knowledge will reap more than silver and gold. JOHNNIE MEEES McNAIR, Raymond, Mississippi The silence often of pure innocence persuades when speaking fails. JOHN JAMES McNAMARA. Jackson. Mississippi The sign of a true-hearted sailor is to give and take a good joke. HARLAN MAJURE, Philadelphia, Mississippi Wide is the world, but I must see it all for adventure is mine. COLLEEN MANN, Enterprise, Florida The archer hath not, in all his quivers choice an arrow for the heart like a sweet voice. THERESA MARBURY, Jackson, Mississippi The best things come in the least packages. JOHN WILLIAM MARTIN, Florence, Mississippi And I oft have heard defended, little said is soon mended. VERNON RAY MARTIN. Anding, Mississippi For daring nonsense seldom fails to hit like scattered shot, and pass with some for wit. LEE CLARE MASHBURN, Pelahatchie, Mississippi Both silent when there is need, and speaking in season. LUCILLE MAYFIELD, Crystal Springs, Mississippi Wisdom is the abstract of the past, but beauty is promise of the future. The way to a man ' s heart, etc. ' JOHN MERRITT. Whiteville, North Carolina Deeds, not words are the measure of the man. LUCY MIKELL, Prentiss, Mississippi Work bears witness who does well. WILLIAM SIDNEY MELLICAN, Jackson, Mississippi A very likable boy, pleasing to be around. MARY ELIZABETH MILLS, Carthage, Mississippi Friends should be preferred to kings. STEVEN L. MOORE, Brandon, Mississippi My mind to me a kingdom is. JOSEPH (JAY) MORROW, Brandon. Mississippi Work is no disgrace; it is idleness that is a disgrace. L. M. MULLENS, New Hebron, Mississippi No mind is well organized that is deficient in humor. JOHN KAREN NEELY. Hollandale, Mississippi A quiet tongue makes a wise head. WILSON KEVEN NEELY. Hollandale, Mississippi My business and my art is to live. JACK NUTT, Lena. Mississippi Virtue, the most pleasing and valuable possession in the world. Ji - f P 1 t WALTER OGLESBY, Jackson. Mississippi With great hope and a light heart he follows his star. GLORIA OVERBY. Benton, Mississippi Quiet, easy to get along with, and a nice person to know. LEROY PACKER, Terry, Mississippi Easy to meet, slow to quarrel, a friend to all- CAROLYN PARKER, Jackson. Mississippi A serious student and a good friend to all. PHILIP PAYMENT, Jackson, Mississippi To gain new knowledge is also true adventure. LAMAR PEYTON, Bentonia, Mississippi To know him is to know a leader and a worker with a clear head and an understanding heart. THOMAS G. PEYTON. Utica. Mississippi With an economy of words but a wealth of ideas. WILMA FAYE PEYTON, Bentonia, Mississippi Quiet till you know her, always ready to help anyone. EUGENE POFF, Clinton, Mississippi A boy who enjoys any situation, has a mischievous streak and clowns for the fun of it. CLAYTON POPE, Magnolia, Mississippi A conscientious worker — a student of whom one expects success. ' Charming hospitality. A. M. POWER, Jackson, Mississippi Natural, friendly and likeable. BETTY LOU PRASSEL, Raymond. Mississippi Practical, even-tempered and happy. BOBBY GENE RAMSEY. Jackson. Mississippi Full of pep and energy he is a continual source of humor, laughter, and good will. JAMES RATCLIFF, Philadelphia, Mississippi A smart, young man with a big ambition. JILL RAY, Calhoun City, Mississippi Personality plus, full of energy, and vitality. JOE ALDEN REES, Clinton, Mississippi Modest and a little shy, Rees is a fine fellow. CHARLES RAY SANDIGE, Canton. Mississippi Why can ' t all be as carefree as I? JERRY SCHLUNG. Raymond, Mississippi Jerry mixes humor and seriousness in the right proportion. He is one who really enjoys life. BETTYE SMALLWOOD, New Albany, Mississippi With mature wisdom and good humor she is genuinely interested in the affairs of others and efficient in her own. JEANNINE SMITH, Lake, Mississippi Pleasant, intelligent, sincere and a friend to all. JILTED! (Oh, my aching feet!) • - RIGHT: CHARLES SMITH, Brookhaven, Mississippi Quiet, polite, faultlessly groomed — in short, a gentlem an. JOHN ED TABOR. Forest, Miss. This boy is an all-around student. His ready smile and gay sense of humor make him a friend of all. LEON TADLOCK, Morton, Miss. A quiet mind is richer than a crown. GEORGE TALBOT, Spencer, Massachusetts A friend to all; To all a friend. Tommy, the tootler. JOHN STEER, Petersburg, Indiana Quiet dignity, shy cordiality, and a gentle sincerity made him a true friend. THOMAS NORWOOD STREET Whitehaven, Tennessee Petesy is athletic, friendly, and kind. You ' ll never find another like him , DAVID TOLES, Jackson, Mississippi Don ' t let his shy exterior fool you because underneath there is a boy full of fun and activity. CHARLES TOWNSEND, Brookhaven, Mississippi Always smiling, always gay, going on his merry way. BONNIE TREVILLION, Natchez, Mississippi A lovely disposition and a lovely face combine to make a lovely girl. LEFT: LEONARD VANZANT. Jackson, Miss. A pleasant chap and good company, a wealth of sparkling wit. BILLIE LEE VAUGHN, Raymond, Mississippi Tall, Blond, and any girl ' s dream. Lfc Curtis, did you give Shelby a bite? WARRENE WARRINGTON. Hermanville, Mississippi A very sweet girl with a pleasing personality. KATIE BELL WATERS. Jackson, Mississippi Where there ' s a will, there ' s a way. JOANN WEBB. Florence, Miss. A quiet girl, but friendly in her way. JIMMY WILKERSON. Edwards, Mississippi Brains! Charm! Personality! WILLIAM WHITWORTH. Jackson, Mississippi His patience and good nature are unlimited. WALTER EUGENE WYLIE. Vicksburg, Miss. A boy once met you can ' t forget. ' i j 4 ffc© tfe ' + FUSIIl! DAY IT HIJIDS b© « • 8Wle Mateo ' s . -3 IB This comes with Freshman Day. Time out to relax a minute PAUL DOUGLAS Vice-President KYROUS GUNTER President RUBY STRICKLAND Secretary FRESHMEN MISS JIM EL BYRD— Sponsor MR. J. R. HARRIS— Sponsor It happens to the best. j w Jm m wir ,J I Pfj 9 .1 Mtl 1 , ... te H , - jjfl 111 E m L 1 Mu ' if w r B b 1  Wftdrj s ii Kr « i mm j fp ' SSg pvff iii F Ml Cecil Abel Duckbill, Miss. Eddie Alford Canton, Miss. Paul Alvarez Camaguoy, Cuba Ann Arnold Fayette, Miss. One who nose best FRESHMEN Bobby Bailey Raymond, Miss. Charles Barineau Frank Barringer Jackson, Miss. Jackson, Miss. Lewis Beard Yazoo City, Miss. Roddis Berryhill Marks, Miss. Carolyn Berryhill Marks, Miss. Fannie Mae Tom Bowen Milford Brock Bertie Mae Brown Charles Brown Blaylock Port Gibson, Miss. Raymond, Miss. Utica, Miss. Utica, Miss, Edwards, Miss. Melvin Brown Canton, Miss. Mona Brummett Clinton, Miss. Pat Brunson Elba, Ala. Bill Burnett Hollandale, Miss. Billie Burt Jackson, Miss. Davis Busby Marshall Cannon Ben Carpenter Ann Carr Phoenix, Miss. Philadelphia, Miss. Hattiesburg, Miss. Jackson, Miss. H. C. Carroll Terry, Miss. FRESHMEN John Chandler Eoscuisko, Miss. Buck Coats Pelahatchie, Miss. Clifton Clark Bovina, Miss. Billy Cooper Canton, Miss. Bob Chamness Reminds me of Mother. Petersburg, Ind. This is a watchbird, watching you. Charlene Davis Utica, Miss. Theresa Cox Edwards, Miss. Louis Cruz New Orleans, La. Mattie Jo Daniel Bentonia, Miss. Wesley Daniel Bovina, Miss. FRESHMEN Walter Davis Utica, Miss. Marco Demma New Orleans, La. James Dorman Morton, Miss. Paul Douglas Hazelhurst, Miss. Curtis Early Water Valley, Miss. Joy Edwards Louisville, Miss. Sidney Ellis Utica, Miss. Byron Ferguson Charles Ferguson Clifton Ferguson Meridian, Miss. Adams Station, Miss. Jackson, Miss. Ellawees Ferrell Brandon, Miss. t Jk George Ferrell Pocahontas, Miss. Lynn Field Greenville, Miss. Jerry Franciskato Oak Ridge, Term. Myrtis Furr Areola, Miss. Walter Gandy Learned, Miss. Charles Garner Jackson, Miss. Mary E. Gary Jackson, Miss. FRESHMEN Walter Gearhart Bolton, Miss. i . Dot Gibson Utica, Miss. William Gilbert Utica, Miss. Zula Greenlee Eilmichael, Miss. Eyrous Gunter Learned, Miss. Martha Ann Hale Bob Hanna Terry, Miss. Alexandria, Va. Checkers, or chess? He rides the wildest. Doris Hedgepeth Flora, Miss. Joseph Harkins Carthage, Miss. Jean Harris Bovina, Miss. Peggy Harris Raleigh, Miss. Jean Hart Brandon, Miss. FRESHMEN Raymond Henderson Jackson, Miss. George Hicks Jackson, Miss. Mildred Hodge Bolton, Miss. Charlene Holcomb Juanita Holliday Jackson, Miss. Raymond, Miss. o W • - a Billy Holloway Learned, Miss. J. B. Horn Raleigh, Miss. Mary Jane Horn Raleigh, Miss. Willie Mae Hydrick Florence, Miss. Charles Ivy Jackson, Miss. Lonnie Johnson Jackson, Miss. Joe Jones Jackson, Miss. Kay Jones Osyka, Miss. Betty Jo Kelly Jackson, Miss. Joe King Jackson, Miss. Ted Langford Jackson, Miss. Adolph LaPlace New Orleans, La. Ann Lewis Anding, Miss. FRESHMEN Tipton Lewis Raymond, Miss. Tommy Loftin Raleigh, Miss. Lynn Luster Jackson, Miss. Turner Luttrell Mendenhall, Miss. Edward McCain Jackson, Miss. Hallie McCain Cleveland, Miss. James Lowery Georgetown. Miss. The way to a man ' s heart is through his stomach. Another Betsy Ross. Odell Mason Calhoun City, Miss. Jaffa McCraney Flora, Miss. Alden McNair Learned, Miss. Talmadage McNair Learned, Miss. Barbara McRae Garyville, La. FRESHMEN Harold Matrick Flora, Miss. Jo Millican Jackson, Miss. Mary Edith Mills Redlick, Miss. Betty Milner Yazoo City, Miss. June Mobley Utica, Miss. Billy Montgomery Hattiesburg, Miss. Jean Moore Jackson, Miss. Sue Newman Learned, Miss. Norma Norton Lorman, Miss. Lavelle Nutt Morton, Miss. Earl Palmer Magee, Miss. Alice Parish Prentiss. Miss. Rose Parsons Raymond, Miss. Calvin Patrick Terry, Miss. Carolyn Paxton Jackson, Miss. Sarah Perkins Jackson, Miss. James Pettway Satartia, Miss. Bettye Phillips Jackson, Miss. Larry Philvaw Chunky, Miss. Grace Pickett Utica, Miss. FRESHMEN Billy Price Carpenter, Miss. Jean Price Carpenter, Miss. Harry Price Flora, Miss. Frances Putman Calhoun City, Miss. Marry Ann Presley Jackson, Miss. Tabor loves the mop-faced type. Don ' t shoot Mr., I ' ll marry your daughter. Wilma Ryan Bentonia, Miss. Alice Raney Jackson, Miss. Ann Rees Clinton, Miss. Jean Richardson Flora, Miss. Jo Ann Russell Braxton, Miss. FRESHMEN Martin Sandidge Canton, Miss. Marilyn Sandiier Brandon, Miss. Sylvia Scott Jackson, Miss. Virginia Segrest Bonnie Shackleford McBride, Miss. Edwards, Miss. Grace Shurden Greenwood, Miss. Walter Shurden Greenwood, Miss. Ann Smith Raymond, Miss. Robert Sparkman Roy Starnes Prentiss, Miss. Port Gibson, Miss. Sara Nell Steen Star, Miss. Joyce Steinecke Kenneth Stevens St. Augustine, Fla. Jackson, Miss. Lawana Stewart Brandon, Miss. James Stricklin Yazoo City, Miss. Ruby Stricklin Eden, Miss. James Sylvester Catchings, Miss. Jo Ann Taylor Jackson, Miss. FRESHMEN Thomas Truitt Jackson, Miss. William Tullus Raleigh, Miss. Herbert Wadsworth Thelma Walsh Jackson, Miss. Morton, Miss. Kenneth Teeter Jackson, Miss. Joe Terry Brandon, Miss. Thomas Trevillion Port Gibson, Miss. Going to class?? — or to town? Betty Ward Jackson. Miss. Frank Warren Jackson, Miss. Mary Ellen Williamson Madison, Miss. A ' M Jim Wood Progeso, Honduras Billy Weeks Europa, Miss. Ed Welch Jackson, Miss. My Name is Byron Ferguson . . . Larry Wheat New Albany, Miss. Charles Wood Bentonia, Miss. AIR RAID .... MOTOR REPAIR: Fred Houpt, Pervie R. Ishee, Mr. Jack H. Rice, Instructor, W. D. Willett, William C. Stacy, James A. Black, A. J. Pilgrim (rear), Curtis Jackson (front), John P. Cauness, Harold D. Ware, Harry J. Browning, Frank Beck. VOCATKWAL Billy R. Abbey Magee, Mississippi General Electricity Paul A. Board Jackson, Mississippi Radio Mechanics Hugh A. Brent. Jr. Raymond, Mississippi Radio Mechanics John L. Butler Sturgis, Mississippi Barber Cecil Dunnam Avera, Mississippi Barber Harold Eldridge Biloxi, Mississippi Barber Max E. Evans John A. Graham Delmar Higginbotham Redwood, Mississippi Ocean Springs, Mississippi Baxterville, Mississippi General Electricity Barber Barber Clyde Justice Victor Kelly Paul Lofton Jackson, Mississippi Laurel, Mississippi Hattiesburg, Mississippi Barber Barber Barber Charles McNeil Learned, Mississippi Radio Mechanics Willie Martin Raymond, Mississippi General Electricity John Massey Morton, Mississippi Barber Dan Poates Carl Speed Claude Stone, Jr. Clinton, Mississippi Whitfield, Mississippi Gulfport, Mississippi General Electricity General Electricity Radio Mechanics Billy Turner Charles Wilson Joseph L. Winans Jackson, Mississippi Summit, Mississippi Canton, Mississippi Refrigeration Barber General Electricity BARBERS Jefferson Nevels, Mr. Burleson, Instructor, Victor C. Kelly, Delmcxr, Higgin- botham, E. F. Eirby, G. D. McDill, Lucian Ishee (seated), Harold Eldridge, Tohnny Massey. Y I C A T I I H A L MACHINE SHOP Donald Sloan, Jack Senseman, Henry McNair, Sidney Chappel, James Tucker, John Loviza, Ruel Thornton. 1 I T I C A T I I 1 1 L RADIO Standing: Henry S. Parker. J. Berry Abernathy, Ray Heard, Joseph L. Ben- stern, Curtis Hughey, John F. Lancaster, Mr. J. C. Mitchell, Instructor. Seated: Hampton C. Clark, Claude Stone, Paul A. Board, Earl Lester, Elvin Comfort. .1 l rv ir- .- v S f . REFRIGERATION Standing: J. J. Rada, Instructor, John Durham, James P. Durham, Billy I. Turner, Milton F. Davis, Roger W. Courtney. Seated: T. O. Brown, A. D. Campbell, Henry B. Spencer, Joe E. Scarbrough, Charles L. Duck. VOCATIONAL Standing: Leroy Summers, Instructor, Jack Covington. Seated: Earl Corbin, John Haley. VOCATIONAL BODY AND FENDER REPAIR First Row: James Been, Btadwefl Gamer. H. CapsbcL C G Gaynes- Secand Row: G. M. Bush. Joseph Evans F. T. Buddey, Bdb SmfflV W- E. Laird. Bnrir Row: IX GL Ware. Instructor, Jimmy Evans John Dear. F- L Daemon J- E. Granler. George H. Mosley- VOCATIONAL AUTO MECHANICS Standing: Joe N. Rester, Rufus Walters. George Wigley. Delma Coleman, David Walters, David Lewis, Instructor. Kneeling: Charles Bridges, Robert F. Campbell, Lewis Nichols, Mill ord Bruce. ROY ARNOLD Vice-President RICHARD SMITH Treasurer BETTYE JEAN STUBBS Secretary GRADY GILL President SENIORS GDS JUIEN Full erf fan and fancy free — That ' s how Gas will always lie. HOY ARNOLD The « anstant lover, and well Hiked by everyone. MILTON BEBRTBDX Sir Lancelot always has them rolling; in Ihe aisles. BETTT BOYD Betty ' s future is all sewed up. but we ' re glad to have been in on her pasL JAMES CLEMENT One af our own college cagers and are we proud of hhn. HORACE DAVIS His heart and hands are larger and capable. RACHEL EPPERSON There ' s a new permanent fixture at her house and it ' s red. VIRGINIA FARE Her baby-fine hair tops a lovely girl with many warm friends. ROBERT FERGUSON The Hmdsaman has a wonderful sports editor in uns good loofcmg fcDow. « «F GRADY GILL Always welcome everywhere. GENE HAMMETT Traffic fines? Are you kidding? MARGARET HOLLIDAY Her lovely hands and hair always make her outstanding in any crowd. CHARLES HUGHES Shoot man! You know, pretty boy! SALLY LAWERNCE A one-track mind. MMS LEE Studious as he is, he still has time for fun. WAVERLY LILES A heart full of fun, and so likeable! CAROLYN LOWE Everyone that Carolyn greets with her warm sparkle has a happier day. LOIS McELVOY She ' s quiet as a mouse, but with twinkling eyes and an alert mind. SARA McKINLEY She ' s partial to brown hair, it appears. BOBBIE McINNIS Well never forget Bobbie Lou and her lovely clothes. HOWARD McKISSACK Mr. HHS lives only for reports, and it ' s a good life. GORDON McNAIR Don ' t let that red hair scare you. He ' s nearly harmless. FRANK MASHBURN Snap-happy Frank! Hell take your picture anytime. JOANNE MATHS So Austin ' s teaching her to drive. Please keep an eye on developments. MORRIS MEEKS Romeo! But he still has time to put in a few hours of good ball playing. HAL MILAM Say, Runt, what color IS your hair, anyway? CHARLES MURPHY He ' s quiet, but we value his friendship. IRA NEWMAN A boy who ' s wit has won many friends. VITO PATH Hey, fellows; Make one free try! MAC REEVES He should make a wonderful soldier with his many talents. BARBARA ROBERTS The $64 question lies ahead of Barbara. MARJORIE SLATER Sugar and spice and everything nice, that ' s what Marjorie is made of! nMMY SMITH Absence makes our hearts grow fonder! Good luck, Jimmy. RICHARD SMITH It ' s a shame he ' s so devoted to Leavell Woods. MARION SPENCER He always knows what he ' s talking about. BETTYE STUBBS Brains incorporated! Everything she does is done well. BOBBY TROTTER Has anybody seen my book satchel? says the Brain. BILLY TURNAGE The other half of the Turnage two has a firm hold on our affections. BOBBY TURNAGE We miss this. Gold Dust Twin! Wish Uncle Sam hadn ' t called! Van Horn is always in the middle of something! Something funny. NADINE VARNER Her polka-dot skirt is just like her — sweet as pie. VIVIAN WADSWORTH A finger in every pie! BILLY WALKER Easy come, easy go! He ' s got the right idea. RONALD WALSH Runt ' s splendid personality will never leave him lacking. GWENDOLYN WATSON Gwendolyn has a well-appreciated smile for everyone! But sweet girls always do! JOE ZACHARIAS Hinds wouldn ' t be the same without him! JUIII1S JANIE MASHBURN President MARY LUCILLE NAIL Secretary-Treasurer MR. J. B. PATRICK Sponsor JOE GEARHEART Vice-President CLARA JANE CLEMENTS Reporter MR. ARLISS RICKS Sponsor BURNETT BLACKMON BOB CAMPBELL PATSY CLEMONS KATHERINE FERGUSON MARILYN HAWKINS KATHRYN HILL BARBARA HALL WILLIE FRANK HODGE ALFRED HANDEL warn i BARBARA HUTCHINS LOUIS MEALER RONNffi MERCHANT OLAF MITCHELL PAT O ' BRYAN NORMA JEAN OWENS PEGGY ROSSER LOUISE SMITH BETTY TURNAGE BETTYE JEAN WILLIAMS MARGARET WOOTEN OPHOMORES PEGGY HOLLIDAY President LYNN PARDUE Vice-President TERRY WORRELL Secretary-Treasurer MISS MARY FANCHER Sponsor MR. WM. McEENZIE Sponsor EDWARD ADCOCE ELIZABETH ANDERSON BENJAMIN BARNES PATTY MAE BANES EDDIE BEASLEY ERNEST BOYD RAY BOYD L CAROLYN SLATER MINNIE BELL BRYON ANN CARSLEY BILLY CONLEE JOAN GEIGER m 1 1 VIRGINIA HIGHTOWER DOT LEWIS BETTY JO McHAN JEWELL MATTIS MARY SMITH RAYMOND TOMLINSON CARLOS ZACHARIUS FRIEND OF YOURS. JOE? Gl U s Seated: First Row: Jean Price, Theresa Marbury, Carolyn Parker, Eva Jewel Echols. Second Row: Joan Taylor, Bettye Smallwood, Doris Barnette, Jeannine Smith, Ann Arnold, Lucy Mikell. Standing: Kyrous Gunter, Bonnie Shackleford, Willie Mae Hydrick, Bonnie Trevillion, Joy Edwards, Bertie Mae Brown, Grace Pickett. (Not Pictured) President, Joyce Kelly, Vice-President, Liz Leake, Secre- tary, Doris Aldridge, Treasurer, Florene Abernathy. Seated: First Row: Mary Edith Mills, Dot Gibson, Virginia Segrest, Myrtis Furr, Norma Norton. Second Row: Wilma Ryan. Billie Burt, Fannie Mae Blaylock, Barbara McRae, Martha Ivy, Sara Nell Steen. Standing: Ann Smith, Frances Putman, Sue McNair, Carolyn Clarke, Mazelle Campbell, Thelma Walsh, Betty Milner, Mary Ellen Williamson, Joann Webb. First Row: Estelle Peigler, Betty Stubes, President, Sarah McKennily, Gwendolyn Watson, Willie Frank Hodge. Second Row: Minnie Bell Byron, Elizabeth Anderson, Mary Smith, Nona Brumette, Jean Hawkins, Lois McElroy. Below — First Row: Nadine Varner, Betty Williams, Norma Joyce Owens, Sally Lawerence, Janie Mashburn, Vice-President, Patsy Clements. Second Row: Arline Thigpen. Eatherine Hill, Betty Boyd. Secretary, Barbara Hutchins, Vivian Wadsworth, Eatherine Fergerson, Treas- urer. Echols Metvin Biown. Miss Hertford, S p o ns o r. Betty Euwjiu Cobb. Grace Picketta Standing: Wilma fiyan Kosma. Norton. CharEe Woods, GaraHfn Rowzee Sponsor Below: Seated: Bertie Mae Brown- Betty Jo Daniel. Theresa Mar- bnrf« Vice-PresidenL Virgnna SegxesL Fannie Mae Blayioclc. Dons Bamette. Standing: Betty Smaflwood. Becreanon Chainnan, tt«i A ShacUe- fbrdi. Miss Davis. Sponsor, Wfnfred Lovelace. Liz !-« «   . Larry Wneaf. B£ss Hipmnu Sponsor. Ennnelt Anderson. raesJdent • I I Vivian Wadsworth, Vice-President; Wilma Peyton. Vice-President; Paul Douglas, President; Mazelle Campbell, Vice-President; Carolyn Parker, Vice-President. Below: 1st Row: Lucy Mickell, Bonnie Trevillion, Dot Gibson, Peggy Harris, Vivian Wordsworth, Mary E. Mills, Carolyn Paxton, Jean Price. 2nd Row: Martha Ivy, Mary Jane Horn, Ann Arnold, Paul Douglas, Carolyn Parker, Mazelle Campbell, Thelma Walsh, Ray Johnson. 3rd Row: Billy Burt, Wilma Peyton, Margaret Farr, Joann Webb, Odell Mason, Kay Jones, Doris Hedgepeth, Betty Jo Kelly. 4th Row: Miss Stewart, Zula Greenlee, Jean Richardson, Gloria Overby, Frances Putman, Billy Weeks, Jerry Schlung, Roy Arnold. ■ i ggpr First Row: Colleen Mann, Fanny Mae Blaylock, Barbara Hall. Second Row: Carlos Zacharias, Lawana Stewart, Vice-President, Vito Patti, Bill McDonald, President. Third Row: Don Shearer, Joan Geiger, Father Mclntyre, Mary Griifen LaPlace, Secretary and Treasurer, Richard Pellicer. Fourth Row: Andrew Harkins, Ruth Hall, Pat O ' Brien, John Loviza. CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION Bill Burnett President Miss Fleta Whitaker Sponsor Miss Mary Emma Fancher Sponsor CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Ann Smith Program Chairman Carolyn Clark Pianist Jimmy Wilkerson Below: :I J. f t r, r- nil ■ ■- ' it -r,. m VT 1 ' lg T T  ' ' r w Tm 11 •- g OLD MEMBERS 1st Row: Carolyn Parker, Reporter; Jimmy Wilkerson, President; Betty McLendon. 2nd Row: Steve Moore, Doris Aldridge, Vice-President Liz Leake. Secretary; Wilbur Luke, Treasurer. NEW MEMBERS 1st Row: Alice Raney, Theresa Marbury, Bobbie Crechale. Jeannine Smith, Gloria Overby, Kyrous Gunter, Rose Parsons, Theresa Cox. 2nd Row: Wilma Peyton, James Ratcliff, Joy Edwards, Jerry Schlung, Charles Brown, Raymond Henderson. J L -J , i 1st Row: Fannie Mae Blaylock, Carolyn Parker, Doris Bamette, Virginia Segrest, Wilma Ryan, Theresa Marbury. 2nd Row: Billy Champion, Jerry Brooks, Bill Burnette, Bill McDonald. Standing: Miss Fowler, Sponsor; Mattie To Daniels, Warrene Warrington, Jimmy Wilkerson, Mazelle Campbell, Barbara McRae, Joyce Kelly, Coach Harris, Sponsor. Seated: Lamar Peyton, President, Bettye Smallwood, Secretary. Standing: Jimmy Wilkerson, Treasurer, F. E. Brassfield, Vice-Presi- dent, Emmett Anderson, Program Chairman. o Seated: Eva Jewel Echols, Carolyn Parker, Doris Barnette, Jeannine Smith. Standing: Florene Abernathy, Secretary-Treasurer; Betty Lou Milner. Jean Price, Mary Ann Presley, Liz Leake, President. 3rd Row: Mr. Denton, Sponsor; Mr. Herring, Sponsor; Paul Douglas. Not Pictured: Joyce Kelly, Vice-President. President Jerry Brooks Secretary-Treasurer Sally Lawerence Sponsor Mrs. Denton Reporter Bonnie Shackleford Vice-President Nick Crews Seated: Charlene Holcomb Nick Crews Boris Comacho Mazjorie Wooten Bonnie Jean Clark Margaret Fair Standing: Jerry Brooks Aubrey Anderson Sally Lawerence md§, IB. - r v ■ «. v MODERN MISS First Row: Mary Smith, Elizabeth Anderson Second Row: Louise Smith, Betty Jo McHann, Leisa McNeely, Dot Lewis, Minnie Bell Byron. Third Row: Peggy Holliday, Song Leader, Katherine Hill, Vice-President, Virginia Farr, President, Vivian Wadsworth, Reporter, Patty Mae Banes, Secretary. Miss Fleta Whitaker Sponsor Liz Leake President Barbara McRae Vice President Grace Pickett Secretary I Carolyn raxton Treasurer Dot Gibson Joy Edwards Jill Ray ■Vw Lawana Stewart Jo Millican Betty Lou Prassel Katie Waters Mary Ann Presley Bertie Mae Brown Seated: Doris Aldridge, Peggy Harris. Standing: Bonnie Shackelford, Miss Ruth Boyd, Coach, Mazelle Campbell. D E B T E G1YILI11S Miss Ruth Boyd, Sponsor J. D. Bennett Bruce Campbell Mattie Jo Daniels Byron Ferguson Ruth Hall Ted Langford Norma Norton Lamar Peyton Wilma Ryan Sylvia Scott COLLEGE Seated: Jean Hart, Paul Douglas, Barbara McRae, Lawana Stewart, Doris Aldridge, Carolyn Paxton, Sylvia Scott. Standing: Miss Carol Everett, Sponsor, Eugene Poff, Zula Greenlee, Thelma Lois Walsh, Patsy Loflin, Mary Ellen Willimson, Grace Shurden, Ray Johnson, Jo Ann Taylor, Boris Comacho, Betty Lou Milner. HIGH SCHOOL Standing: Betty Boyd, Margeret Ann Holliday, Robert Ferguson, Richard Smith, Jim Van Horn, Sally Lawrence. Reclined: Milton Berryhill. D R A M T I S 1st Row: Wilma Fay Peyton, lean Price, Mary E. Mills, Norma Norton, Betty McLendon, Colleen Mann, Ann Smith, Eugene Poff, Roany Lackey, John Ed Tabor, Bobby Bailey. Aubrey Anderson, Mr. Robinson. 2nd Row: Janie Mashbum, Nona Brumette. Vivian Wadsworth, Carolyn Good- son. Mary Smith, Virginia Segrest, Mary E. Williamson, Betty Philips, Norma Joyce Owens, Barbara Brumette, Harry Franklin. Jerry Franciskato, Bobby Ramsey. Raymond Henderson. 3rd Row: Carolyn Clark, Betty Lou Prassel, Bonnie Shackleford, Dot Lewis, Florene Abernathy, Betty Smallwood, Margie Wooten. Jean Richardson, Fred Gill, Luke Donnell, Clayton Pope, Ronny Merchant, George Hicks. 4th Row: Virginia Farr, Joan Geiger, Mazelle Campbell, Zula Greenlee, Mary Ann Presley, Eva Jewel Echols, Theresa Cox, Preston Beach, Milton Hall, Joe Zacharias. GLEE CLUB G C I H R © L R U s Luke Donnell Bass Fred Gill Baritone Clayton Pope Second Tenor John Ed Tabor First Tenor Grady Gill Pianist Seated, front: Ann Smith, Carolyn Clark. Seated, second row: Margie Wooten, Barbara Brummett, Betty McLendon. Standing, first row: Vivian Wadsworth, Norma Norton, Virginia Segrest. Standing, second row: Mary Edith Mills, Carolyn Good- son, Ann Arnold, Florene Abernathy, Margaret Farr. Joan Geiger, Eva Jewel Echols. Standing: third row: Mazelle Campbell, Bonnie Shackle- ford, Betty Prassel, Jean Richardson, Virginia Farr, Zula Greenlee. 0. M V £ A T E T I T K Don Key, Director Below: First Row: Raymond Henderson, Milton Hall, Bill Cantrell, Nona Brumette, Lisa McNeely. Second Row: Ellaweese Ferrel. Roany Lackey, Joe Terry, Walter Shurden, John Ed Tabor, Bobby McRenolds, Lavelle Nutt. Roany Lackey Drum Major Third Row: George Hicks, Joan Geiger, Joe Zacharias, Joy Edwards, Jerry Franciskato, Raymond Tomlinson, Eeven Neely. Standing: Colleen Mann, Edward Adcock, Barbara McRae, Thomas Rowlett, Ann Smith. Jke SaaU fltatf Aubrey Anderson Editor EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Jean Harris, High School Editor, Jeannine Smith, Clubs, Katie Waters, Sports, Jimmy Wilkerson, Sports Editor, Theresa Marbury, Feature Editor, Fannie Mae Blaylock, FeaturesfNot Pictured: Sally Lawrence. Assistant High School Editor. Standing: Kenneth Teeter, Photographer, Melvin Brown, Clubs Editor, Mr. T. T. Beemon, Sponsor. Below: Doris Barnette. Miss Mary Halford, Sponsor; Zula Greenlee, Eugene Poff. BUSINESS STAFF Betty Smallwood Assistant Editor Hi mam can Robert Ferguson Sports Editor (President of Mississippi Junior College Press Association) Vivian Wadsworth News Editor Joyce Steinecke Feature Editor Doris Barnette News Editor Seated: Billie Burt — Make-Up Editor, Paul Douglas — Activities Editor, Jean Harris — Reporter, Jean Richardson — Vocational News Editor, Barbara McRae — Assistant Circulation Manager, Frances Putman — Reporter. Standing: Ronald Gunter — Copy Editor, Katie Waters — Circulation Manager. Bottom Row: Terry Worrell, Raymond Tomlinson, Billy Conlee, Gerald Chapman, Benjamin Banes. Top Row: Ernest Boyd, Mr. Treloar, Julius Russell, Ralph Butts. Edward Adcock, Bennie Flanagan, Ray Boyd. Bottom Row: Dan Mashburn, Charles Ferguson, Vice President. Ira Newman. Talmage McNair, President, Harold McNair, Waverly Lyles. Treasurer, Robert Ferguson, Reporter, Billy Lancaster. Second Row: Billy Turnage, Milton Berryhill, Guss Allen, Richard Smith, Alden McNair, George Oberhausen, Carroll McNiel. Kay Lewis. Back Row: Mr. Treloar, Charles Hughes, Morris Meeks. Bobby McRenolds, Hilton Dawson. Harris Davis, Frank Boyd, Ivor Davis. LAMAR PEYTON Student oi world affairs — I.R.C. MR. II. J. i. He performs a marriage. miss H. J. i. Queen for a day. ELIZABETH LEAKE Her majesty ' s most loyal subject. Liz Leake John McNamara Most Popular W9(® ' $ Most Beautiful Doris Aldridge Most Versatile Jimmy Wilkerson Joyce Kelly Best Athlete Jill Ray Most Handsome Byron Ferguson Joyce Kelly Eugene Poff Friendliest f mf Most Courteous Bettye Smallwood F. E. Brasfield Buckey McElroy Best Boy Athlete yrtf $ Joyce Steinecke Nick Crews Wittiest Most Neatly Dressed Boy Jerry Brooks Greenest Freshman Billy Cooper Kryous Gunter Jimmy Wilkerson Most Intellectual Anne Carr John McNamara Campus Favorites Cutest Girl-Most Neatly Dressed Campus Favorites Campus Favorites Doris Aldridge Eugene Pofi Campus Favorites Puggar Mills Pete Street WHO ' S Miss Raymond High Betty Stubbs Mr. Raymond High Howard McKissack WHO Norma Joyce Owens Most Beautiful Most Versatile HIGH WHO ' S Robert Ferguson Most Handsome Jim Van Horn Wittiest 4 Sally Lawrence Friendliest Most Popular Morris Meeks Most Popular Betty Jean Stubbs Most Intellectual Bobby Trotter Most Intellectual SCHOOL WHO Ho ward McKissack Most Athletic Peggy Rossier Most Athletic Richard Smith Cutest Most Courteous Barbara Hutchins Cutest Wittiest Ira Newman Friendliest Joe Gearheart Most Versatile Best Dressed lanie Mashbum Best Dressed Most Courteous PENNY FAIR ROYALTY QUEEN— DORIS ALDRIDGE KING— EARL HARPER Now make that extra point. The Eagles had a good season this year winning seven, losing three and tying one. They missed playing in the Laurel Lion ' s Bowl by one game. They were tied for third place in the conference standings. Coaches L. C. DeVall, Jr. and Joe Renfroe Give it to him straight. Coach. The team wasn ' t as heavy as it was last year, but what they lacked in size, they made up in fight, determination, and just plain old guts . That ' s the way to hit. ' The players and coaches worked the whole week on a new play to pull on the opponents Satur- day night. They work and sweat running the play over and over again to make sure that it will work. They know that if it goes as planned, it will probably be a touchdown which may be the difference between the two teams. Just let one man miss his block and the whole play goes wrong. A great back is made by a line- man who throws a crucial block at the right time. Managers: Jerry Franciskato Wesley Daniels L. M. Mullins ' Behind the scenes. ' Rough ' em up, boys. ' Several boys won All-State honors in recognition of their talents. EarlJHarpter, Center Half-back ► Lou Cruz Tackle John Gabby McNamara Tackle Marco Demma Tackle Ben Carpenter Guard , Billy Hollc|wa Tackle ■ Center rry Franklin [ Guard - Bob Hdnna Half-back Paul Comola Center Pudge Hilger Guard Nt Burnett .Blackmbh Tackle The Eaglettes, defending State Champions, had an impressive record this season. They were seeded third in the Girls State Tournament at Summit. They missed being State Champions again by a three point loss to Booneville in the finals. Jill Ray, forward, and Frances Putman, guard, were selected to the All-State first team. The Eaglettes were coached by Walter Gibbs the first of the season. After he resigned, L. C. DeVall took over to lead the Eaglettes to second place in the state. The Eagle Quintet made an impressive record for themselves this year. They didn ' t have quite as good season as last year but they were as scrappy team as has hit the hardwood in the past few years. In the Boys State Tourna- ment at Decatur the Eagles took their first game from Summit but in their second encounter they were out-scored by top-seeded Booneville who won the tournament. The Eagles were coached by A. L. Denton. ' Last minute Pep talk Easy duz it. Jack. Make that pass good ft B PWeh P 4 Lavelle Nutt Front Row 1. to r. Fannie Mae Blay- lock Norma Norton Mary E. Mills Jeannine Smith Second Row 1. to r. Doris Barnette Margie Wooten Billie Burt Intra-Mural Champions Top Row 1. to r. Odell Mason Thelma Walsh Miss Pitts Mazell Campbell Billie Burt gjwaipdls Ruby Stricklin Mattie Jo Daniels Intra-Mural Runner-Up Front row 1. to r. Mary Jane Horn, Nona Brummett, Joy Edwards, Jo- Anne Taylor. Sec- ond row 1. to r. Bonnie Sha kle- ford, Jo Anne Russel, Gloria Overby, Betty Jo Kelly. Top row 1. to r Odell Mason, Anne C a r r , Doris Hedgepath, Billie Burt. ftfejl Jo h :|K v Ft 1 Bottom Row: Adolph LaPlace. Grady Gill. Ronald Walsh. Dick Pellicer. Bo Carrol. Jack Engleman. Middle Row: Milford Brock, John Steer. James Clements, Benton Fortenberry, Billy Weeks, Wesley McKinney. Top Row: Coach Denton, Lonnie Breithaupt, Harry Hall, Larry Wheat, Clifton Ferguson, Bob Ramsey, Billy I. Turner, Paul Douglas. ' Block that shot, Johnny. Front Row: Adolph LaPlace. Ron- ald Walsh. Bo Carrol. Middle Row: Jack Engleman, Dick Pellicer Back Row: Grady Gill, Milford Brock. Billy Weeks, Wesley Mc- Kinney. James Clements, John Steer, Benton Fortenberry. s - m. BASEBALL Bottom row 1. to r.: Jaffa McCraney, R. T. Raymond. Charlie Woods. Top row 1. to r.: Rail Alvariz Pascual, Benton Fortenberry. Buck Coats. INFIELDERS Safe in a dust cloud OUTFIELDERS Bottom row 1. to r.: Ronald Walsh, Leon Tadlock. Top row 1. to r.: John Gabby McNamara. Ad LaPlace, C. D. Lancaster. PITCHER CATCHERS COACH L. to R.: John Roberto Sainz, Billy Cooper, Burnett Blackmon, Coach Renfroe. T R 1 ( K Left to right: Harry Price. Paul Edwards, Emmitt Anderson, Pete Street Left to right: Jim Wood. Ed Welsh Left to right: Standing Benton Fortenberry Billy Holloway Billy Hugh Montgomery Dickie Craddock Ed Ballow Kneeling: Coaches L. C. Deval Joe Renfroe T E I Left to right: Billy Hugh Montgomery, James Ratcliff, Roy Arnold, Jerry Brooks, Aubrey Anderson. Left to right: Joyce Steinecke, Billie Burt, Lavelle Nutt, Miss Hannah Pitts, coach of both boys and girls teams. Liz Leake Theresa Marbury Ruby Stricklin Paul Douglas Billy Price Bobby Ramsey Red Pofi Miss Pitts shows them how. CHEERLEADERS Looks crowded on top Double ' er nothin ' The long leap 0k i m 0- M ,h JL J J , m H.S. FOOTBALL Kneeling: Oalf Mitchell, Ralph Butts. Mac Reeves, Jimmy Smith, Ray Boyd, Ray Means, Charles Murphy, Morris Meeks. Joe Zacharias, Louis Mealer. Standing: Gerald Chapman, Jim Van Horn, Runt Milam, Vito Patti, Harold McNair, Terry Worrell, Richard Smith, Robert Scutt, Billy Turnage. Billy Walker, Coach Arlis Ricks, Roy Arnold, Gene Hammett, Eddie Beasley. 0 80 Bottom Row 1. to r.: Barbara Hutchinson, Betty Turnage, Jewel Mattis, Elizabeth Anderson, Betty Williams, Mary Lucille Nail. Top Row 1. to r.: Coach Ricks, Lynn Pardue, Norma Joyce Owens, Pat O ' Brien, Peggy Rosser, Joanne Mattis, Peggy Holliday. H. i uurtu Bottom Row 1. to r.: Harold McNair, Billy Turnage, Richard Smith, Ray Boyd, Joe Gearhart. Top Row 1. to r.: Coach Ricks, Ira Newman, Howard McKissack, Jim VanHorn. Charles Hughes. + JAMES M. SPAIN A.I.A. Architect BOYCE H. BIGGERS A.S.C.E. Engineer SPAIN BIGGERS Architects and Engineers Deposit Guaranty Building Jackson, Mississippi The grill is quiet, so Mrs. Ware catches forty winks. E. R. Cochran Company FOOD DISTRIBUTOR Jackson, Mississippi Noel ' s Auto Electric Service, Inc. 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