Hinds Community College - Eagle Yearbook (Raymond, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 135 of the 1957 volume:

Hinds Community College District miiiialiwiiiiuiua Hinds Junior College Raymond, Mississippi HE We ' re hurrying as fast as we can. I ' m a lonely frog. ' Who says we don ' t study: tfh « $ , Heads I win, tails you lose. I ' ll take a slice of each kind. ' But I didn ' t do it, Mr. Virden. ■ 3 m The Library, scene of many a victory over ignorance 8 iP 3:35 P.M. Friday: hungry little fishes, here I come! . DEDICATION A member of the first class to graduate from Hinds Junior College, Miss Allen has not been far from the heart of the school and it is sure that the school has not been far from her heart. As registrar and business Secretary for nearly thirty years she has operated on sound business principles and though never in the classroom, she has taught good money manners to many generations of students. Because we appreciate her strict adherence to principles with no allowance for expediency, we, the Eagle staff, dedicate this issue to Miss Lola I. Allen, in receipt of thousands of dollars with never a penny lost. Eisenhower wrecked States ' Rights worse than Truman! ' Ah, spring! ! FACULTY ' It ' s all right with me, Coach, but what will Mr. Mac say? ' ' The body stays healthy if the life is healthy. I ■ ' , ft en? o r A n ' M t e S; °ok, Of to. a e j e ; ' n ' to, to fc efA ' • ' °rr, 3q to e to , •to P ? , J H o. S?e W to to e to, A? ; 0) e ' to a to cr [ e y « ■ « .y V ' «te i 4cj A? to f to. Vp 4 a Q al f hi ' ■S3 V ? 4fc A 9 to utu ' V ' ' v. A? to '  , C« to c q e «ts to y e 5 n-, V , to ' Pa. to 6 AlDft ' ect to. e f, v fire e 1t s to Pa. to f Sre. et toe, •e r ■« K-, , ? -. rr e, t Oc ss Ctft 0 V, 0 7 LOLA I. ALLEN Business Secretary F. E. BEARDEN Busines Manager MRS. ANNA BEE Director of Hi-Steppers MRS. EMMA BEEMON Mathematics T. T. BEEMON Biology MARY ALICE BENNETT English CHRISTINE BERRY English MRS. RUBY BERRYHILL Assistant Dietition MR. E. L. BOOTH Woodwork LOUIS BOTELER Coach, Physical Education HILDA BRANTLEY Secretary to the President FRED BROOKS Speech, Dramatics KENNIS BRYANT Auto Mechanics Aircraft Mechanics MRS. BETTY BURLESON Secretary to Coordinator C. M. BURLESON Barbering J. C. CANON Coordinator for Deaf MRS. AVIS CLARK Business Education KENNETH CLARK Business Education MRS. MARLENE COMBS Music GERTRUDE DAVIS Dean of Women HILDA REE DAVIS Language MRS. KATHERINE DENTON Art A. L. DENTON Principal of High School Guidance LULA MAE FOWLER Social Science MRS. MAYBELLE FURNESS Business Education WALTER H. GIBBS Coordinator of Vocational Department MRS. ANNE GOOKIN Physical Education MRS. JIMMIE EL HARRIS English J. R. HARRIS Social Science MILDRED HERRIN Registrar Business Education M. F. HERRING Dean of Instruction Education B. A. HILL General Electricity and Wiring CASH HUTCHINSON Auto Mechanics CURTIS KYNERD Office Machines Repairs CLAY LEE Bible DAVID LEWIS, JR. Auto Mechanics BELLE LINDSEY English AUGUST LISS Refrigeration Air Conditioning W. C. LOGGANS Machine Shop AUBREY LUCAS Reading MRS. MARY McKENZIE English W. N. McKENZIE Agriculture MARY SUE McNAIR Secretary C. C. MAGERS Dean of Men MRS. JOHN MITCHELL Math « 11 JOHN MITCHELL Chemistry WILLIAM C. OAKES Recreation Director Hygiene J. B. PATRICK Social Science PEGGY PENNEL Music MRS. LESLIE REEVES Music LESLIE REEVES Music JOE RENFROE Coach JACK RICE Electric Motor Repair ARLIS RICKS Coach Math MRS. VIRGINIA RIGGS Assistant Librarian MARVIN RIGGS Social Science ROBERT RINGER Science MRS. RACHEL ROBINSON Nurse ALBERT ROWAN Band MRS. GERTRUDE ROWZEE Librarian JAMES P. SMITH Radio and Television TOM G. SLAY General Electricity and Wiring FRANCIS J. STEPHENSON Machine Shop LURLINE STEWART Math GEORGE R. STUART Refrigeration MAUDINE THRASH Music JACK C. TRELOAR Vocational Agriculture JOHN S. VIRDEN Administrative and Guidance Assistant D. C. WARE Body and Fender WALLACE M..WALL Mechanical Drawing MARION J. WELCH Dietitian FLETA WHITAKER Home Economics FRANK YOUNG Assistant Coach H. M. COOK FM and Television CLA i rt i warn - ■■■■ SOPHOMORES AMOS JACK GRAY President m u : 0fi I MALCOLM MILLER Vice President : WANDA WORTMAN I Treasurer Sponsors MRS. BEEMON MR. BEEMON MICKEY FARMER Secretary ■OPHOMORE, CLARENCE ADCOCK Ridgeland CYO 1. MARGARET ADCOCK Edwards Band 1, 2; YWCA 1, 2. DON ALEXANDER Jackson Wesley Foundation 2; FBLA 2; Lendon Players 2; Eagle Staff; Club Editor 2; Committee of 50 2. DICK AXTELL Madison Basketball Team 1, 2. MARVIN BAKER Brando Band 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2 DONALD BALL Richton WILLIAM BARFIELD Jackson CHARLES BARLOW Delta City DOT BECKHAM Jackson Cheerleader 1; Wesley Foundation 1, 2. JOHN BELL Jackson FRANK BETTS Raymond ROBERT BRIDGES Brandon Modern Language Club 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, Vice President 2. CARL BROCK Vicksbur Band; Hindsonian Staff 1, 2, Feature Editor 1, Assistant Editor 2; Canterbury Club 1; BSU Choir; Lendon Players 2. JIMMY BROGDEN Vicksburg IRA BETTS, JR. Montgomery, Ala. BUDDY BLANKS Jackson DONALD BOULLION Baton Rouge, La. JOAN BRUNER Jackson FBLA 2. JOE CAMPBELL Brandon BETTY CARDWELL Jackson BSU 2. PATTY CARTER Pelahatchie PEGGY CATLEDGE Lor m an Hi-Steppers 2; WAA 2. RANDALL COOK Vicksburg CARL CRINER Vicksburg Art Club 1, 2. BETTY CROCKETT Jackson BSU 1, 2; YWCA 1, 2, Secretary 2; IRC 2; WAA 2. RUSSELL DOVE Jackson JIMMIE EICHELBERGER Morton Band 1, 2, Reporter 2. NAN ERTLE Bentonia Hindsonian Staff 1, 2, News Editor 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; IRC 1, 2; BSU 1, 2; WAA 2; YWCA 1, 2. GARY EVERETT Pelahatchie BEN EZELL Anguilla DUWAYNE EZELL Decatur IRC 2. MICKEY FARMER Jackson FTA Vice President 2; Wesley Founda- tion 1, 2; Lendon Players Student Di- rector 1; Hi-Steppers 2; Sophomore Class Secretary. WILES FARR, JR. Flora YMCA 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; BSU 1, 2. CAROLYN FERGUSON Jackson FTA Vice President 1; FTA President 2; Wesley Foundation Program Chair- man 2. LILA FLORELL Vicksburg GEORGE MARIE FRAISER Jackson Wesley Foundation 1, Vice President 2; Modern Language Club 1, Secretary 2; FTA 2; Phi Theta Kappa Treasurer 2. PRENTISS FREEMAN MARTHA LEE FUGATE Madison WAA 2; Wesley Foundation 1, Program Chairman 2; YWCA 1, Campus Re- lations 2. JAMES FURLOW Mendenhall CARL RAY FURR Jackson MIKE GAMBLE Jackson WALTER GANDY Learned PAT GASTRELL Vicksburg Lendon Players 1; IRC 1; Canterbury Club 1, President 2. DON GEDDIE Jackson MERLE GRAHAM Jackson AMOS JACK GRAY Raymond PETE GRAY Vtcksbmg Football 1, 2; Baseball 1. DAVID GREER Jackson MICKEY GROVE Jackson Lendon Players 2; Band 1, President 2; Modern Language Club 2; Wesley Foundation 2. OWEN GOFF Jackson MARY JANE HALLE Mendenhall BSU 1, 2; YWCA 1, 2; IRC Vice President 2. JAMES DARWIN HARMON Forest WILLIAM HARMON Jackson LARINE HERRIN Bentonia WILLIAM HOOD Yazoo City JAMES HOSSLEY Vicksburg RICHARD HOWARD Jackson RICHARD HUNT Vicksburg JERRY IVY Clinton Basketball 1, 2. PATRICIA JONES Girls ' Ensemble; Choir Secretary-Treas- urer 2; YWA Music Chairman 2; BSU 1, 2; WAA 2. JAMES JORDON Jackson BILLIE KELLEY Jackson BSU 1, Vice President 2; WAA 2; YWA 2; YWCA 1, Vice President 2. JIMMY KETTLEMAN Holly Bluff BETTIE VAN KING Jackson Girls ' Ensemble 2; Choir 2; Cheerleader 2; WAA 2. CHRIS KOCH Florence BOBBY LEE Jackson MARY ANN LILES Learned Lendon Players 1; FTA 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa Secretary 2. EDWARD LOFLIN Yazoo City JAN LOFLIN Star MARY JANE LOPER Jackson Newman Club 1, 2; Lendon Players 1, 2; International Relations Club 2; Fu- ture Business Leaders of America 2; WAA 2. GLEN McCLELAND Terry Basketball 1, 2; Future Business Leaders of America 2. MONA McCLURG Vicksburg Art Club 1, 2; BSU 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa President 2; Hindsonian Typist 1; WAA 2. karei Mcdonald Terry Agriculture Club 1, 2. EARL McFEATERS Pittsburgh, Penn. ■ Football 2. DALTON McKINLEY Jackson LAVELLE McLENDON Jackson Future Business Leaders of America 1,2. BERNARD HORACE McNEASE Laurel KENNETH McRANEY Florence Language Club 2; Wesley Foundation 2. PAUL MADDOX Jackson BILLY MAGEE Florence Baseball 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2. DONALD EVERETT MAGEE Jackson PATRICIA ANN MAGEE Vicksburg FTA 1, 2; BSU 1, 2; YWA 2; YWCA 1, 2; Formal Choir 2. 1 JEANETTE MAHAFFEY Jackson WAA 2; YWCA 2; Modern Language Club 2; Eagle Staff Art Editor 1, Editor 2; BSU 1, 2; Art Club 1, 2, Vice Pres- ident 2. ROBERT MARBLE Jackson Formal Choir 1; Lendon Players 1. FRED MARETT Sardis RUTH MARTIN Mendenball Tennis Team 1; Softball 1; 1, 2; WAA 2; YWCA 2; House Council. Basketball Women ' s J. J. MASON Birmingham, Alabama FBLA 2; Assistant High School Football Coach. RAYMOND MATLOCK Camden MELANIE MATTHEWS Raymond FRANCES ELAINE MAYFIELD Jackson Art Club 1; YWCA 1, 2; FBLA 2; BSU 1; FTA 1. GORDON MERRITT Jackson BILL METCALFE Jackson MALCOLM MILLER Yazoo City Sophomore Class Vice President. MARVIN MILLER Vicksburg BRYAN NEWMAN Grace HARON NICHOLAS Tehran, Iran HEROS NICHOLAS Tehran, Iran BOBBIE NELL NOLAND Brandon Cheerleader 1, 2; FTA 1; BSU Treas- urer 1; BSU 2; YWA Publicity Chair- man 2; Womens ' House Council 2; WAA President 2. ZANE NOWLIN Yazoo City JO ANNE NUTT Vicksburg Choir 1; Hi-Steppers 1, 2; Lendon Players 1, 2; CYO President 1; CYO 2. RAY OWENS Jackson GERALD PABST, JR. Gulf port CYO 1; Eagle Band 1, 2. BILLY PARKER Jackson BOBBY PARKS Louisville JIMMY PAYNE T ylertown JEAN PETERMAN Belzonia Art Club 1, 2; WAA 2. LEE PENNEBAKER, JR. Edwards ELLIOT PERRY Jackson JANE PICKETT Utica Art Club 1; Hindsonian Staff, Copy Editor 1, News Editor 2; YWCA 1, President 2; Wesley Foundation 1, Pres- ident 2; WAA Secretary 2; Basketball 1; Modern Language Club 1, 2. ROY POSEY Terry IRL DEAN RHODES Brandon Hindsonian Editor 1, 2; Wesley Foun- dation, Publicity Chairman 1, 2; TABS Editors 1, 2; Circle K 1; Campus Favorite 1; Most Courteous Boy 1; Freshman Class President; Freshman Class Escort at Homecoming. BOBBY ROBERTS Utica LACEY ROGERS Jackson BART SCHREINER Vicksburg FOY SCROGGINS Yazoo City CHARLES L. SESSUMS Jackson Football 1, 2; Language Club 1, 2; CYO 1, 2. ROSE SHAW Jackson BSU 1, 2; YWCA 1 2; YWCA Sec- retary 2; YWA 2; WAA 2. JAMES P. SHEPHERD Morton Future Business Leaders of America 2; Band 1, 2. WALDON SHARP, JR. Jackson Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2. ANITA SHOEMAKER Prentiss SYLVIA SIMON Jackson Canterbury Club Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2; WAA 2; Annual Staff 2; Lendon Players 1, 2. MARILYN SIMMONS McCall Creek WAA Council Member 2; Modern Language Club 1, 2; Modern Language Club President 2; YWCA 1, 2; YWCA Council 2; Choir 2; Girls ' Ensemble 2; Chorus 2; Hindsonian Staff 1; BSU 1; Debate Club 2. EDITH CAROLYN SMITH Vicksburg WAA 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2. MARTHA ANNE SMITH Bolton Modern Language Club 1, 2; YWCA 1, 2; FBLA 2; Band 1, 2. TRAVIS STATON Future Business Leaders of America 2; Band 1, 2. TED STEINRUCKEN Jackson Circle K Club 2; International Rela- tions Club 1. MAX STEPHENS Jackson Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2. MELUYN LEWIS TINGLE Vicksburg BSU 1, 2; BSU President 2; Chorus 2; Choir 2; Band 1, 2; Mens ' Quartet 2. ERNEST TURCOTTE Vicksburg State Junior College Champion 100-yard Dash 1956; 880-yard Relay Team 1, 2; Winner 1956 State Track Meet; An- nual Staff 2. ELIZABETH TURNER Jackson YWCA 2; FBLA 2; Program Chair- man FBLA 2; Wesley Foundation 2; WAA 2. JOHNNY STRINGER Bay Springs JOHN SULLIVAN Jackson KENNETH TANKSLEY Lor man HARRISON TAYLOR Jackson FORREST THIBODEAUX Jackson GEORGE TINER Jackson Future Business Leaders of America 2. f 1 SIDNEY TURNER Canton BOBBIE TWINER Yazoo City WAA 2; BSU ' l, 2; YWCA 1. SALVO VERUCCHI Natchez Agricultural Club 2; Secretary-Treasurer Agricultural Club 2. ALICE ANN WALTON Slate Springs International Relations Club 1; WAA 2; WAA Council Member 2; BSU 2. SHERRILL LOUISE WEATHERSBY Vicksburg Art Club 1, 2; Art Club Council Mem- ber 2; WAA 2; YWCA 2; West- minister Fellowship 2. DON WEEKS Jackson Hindsonian 2. JAMES B. WHITSON Vicksburg BETTIE JO WILLIAMS Jackson BSU 1; International Relations Club 2; YWA 2. JOHN WILLIAMS Jackson Future Business Leaders of America 1, 2. MARION WOODS Jackson Choir 1; YWCA 2; Wesley Foundation 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2. ROY WOODS Jackson WANDA LOU WORTMAN Leland Sophomore Class Treasurer; Vice Presi- dent Choir 2; Band 1, 2; Treasurer Band 2; Drum Majorette 1, 2; WAA 2; Vice President WAA 2; Annual Staff 2; FTA Secretary 2; Woman ' s House Council 2; Homecoming Maid 1; Who ' s Who 1. BARBARA YARBROUGH Terry Art Club 1; BSU 1; YWCA 1, 2; YWCA Publicity Chairman 2; Future Business Leaders of America Secretary 2. BOBBY YOUNG Clarksville, Tenn. • % a J JE$ FRESHMEN President - BILLY TINGLE Vice President JOHN DEE GREATHOUSE Secretary NANCY CARTER Treasurer MYRNA LOY STUART Sponsor - A. L. DENTON Robert Abbey Webb Gafford Alderson Terry Eric Adams Yazoo City Marie Allen Mendenhall Wally Adams Vicksburg Fay Alliston Vicksburg Eudene Adcock Whitfield Ross Alman Raymond Eugene Adcock Whitfield Donald Anderson Raymond Frances Ainsworth Star Enrique Anglade Puerto Rico Jimmy Armishaw Jackson Robert Barnette Raymond John Ashley Jackson Melvin Barnhill Jackson June Austin Vicksburg Frank Barrett D ' Lo Jesse Babb Goshen Springs Carolyn Barton Macon Sharron Banks Philadelphia Clifford Battle Jackson Leverne Barlow Utica Lawrence Baylot Vicksburg Howard Beeching Edwards Terry Blackmon Vicksburg Joyce Bell Jackson Sara K. Bowie Carthage Tommy Bell Jackson Ann Boyd Raymond Carol Benton Jackson Sandra Bracey Vicksburg Walter Berryhill Terry Don Brady Clinton Joyce Bethune Brandon Brownell Brantley Jackson Evelyn Bronson Jackson Freddie Burrow Prentiss Ella Mary Brown Magee Patty Burton Bentonia Jim Brown Utica Charles Cain Jackson Robert Brown Jackson Herbert Caelender Pascagoula Bobby Bryant Jackson Bishop Campbell Natchez Robert Burgess Flora Nancy Carter Raymond k . k A Charles Causey Jackson Bara Cline Yazoo City Neal Chambers Princeton, Fla. James Conerly Jackson Patrick Chisolm Jackson Mike Cole Jackson Kay Churchill Jackson Stephen Cook Vicksburg Janelle Clark Jackson Mary Cotten Madison James Cleveland Calhoun City Lamar Cox Johns Milton Cox Bolton Carl Dukes Jackson Tommy R. Cox Clinton Jimmy Duncan Jackson Elaine Cunningham Pass Christian Thomas Dunn Jackson Doyle Denbow Morehouse, Mo. Selma Earnest Slate Springs James Dillard Clinton Louise Earnhart Jackson Glen Dowe Utica Roxie Easley Houlka Carolyn Evans Jackson Joby Foshee Jackson Kenneth Evans Raymond Jack Fowler Vicksburg Shirley Ferguson Pittsboro Richard Franklin Herman ville Hugh Flowers An gu ill a Peggy Fugate Madison William Fort Baton Rouge, La. Mary Kathryn Gates Mendenkall Warren Fortner Glen Allan Albert Gatewood Jackson Harlow Giles Jackson John Gray Pelahatchie Jean Gill Johns John Dee Greathouse Pattison Regina Godley Vicksburg Charles Gressett Jackson Bobby Gordon Vicksburg Herman Grigsby Bentonia Alma Lee Grantham Terry James Gunter Edivards John Graves Jackson James Gurley Jackson Mary Lou Hamilton Pickens Carl Harris Pelahatchie James Hamrick Moss Royce Harris Jackson Raiford Hancock Bentonia Zula Harris Vicksburg Jogene Hand Terry E. C. Hawkins Jackson Grover Harrell Leesburg Jimmie Ruth Hawkins Bruce Talmadge Harrell Pisgah Becky Hayles Jackson Florence Hearn Vicksburg Joe Hinton Rich on Kirby Henderson Jackson Winston Hisaw Louisville Naomi Herrin Bentonia James Holder Jackson Elizabeth Herring Winona Kenneth Holmes Jackson Thomas Hicks Vicksburg William Home Jackson David Hinton Richton Willie House Houston Jim Hudson Jackson Don Illk Florence Alvin Huff Jackson Kerry Irwin Bentonia Hubert Hughes Vicksburg Evelyn James Jackson Betty Hunt Raymond Tommy Jennings Jackson Betty Lou Hutchinson Willie Lee Hutchinson Lucedale Jackson Don Johns Pelahatcbie Jo Ann Johnston Jackson William Johnston Jack son Ira Kirkman Vicksburg Z? Gwendolyn Jones Jackson Lamar Knight Jackson James Joplin Brandon Joe Kovarik Jackson 4W II Docie Joyner Brandon Bernard Kulp Jackson , ▲ Pansey Jue Vicksburg Yvonne Ladner Christian Billy Keyes Laurel Edith Lee Edwards Gayle Lee Mendenhall John McDonald Jackson Charles Lewis Vicksburg Jeannine McGuire McComb Jean Little Carpenter Ethel Mclntyre Brandon Mike Logan Lorman Iris McKay Morton Tommy Lynch Raymond James McNair Raymond Sharlotte McClurg Vicksburg Teddy Marshall Vicksburg Wimpy Martin Jackson Linda Middleton Yazoo City Lee Martin Yazoo City Gerald Miles Pocahontas Lillie Mathes Utica James Milner Morton Kathryn Ann May Magee Noel Monsour Vicksburg Lillie Meadows Magee Mickey Moore Rolling Fork Richard Melsheimer Vicksburg Virgil Moore Sardis W Ben Morgan Braxton Bill Norlander Jackson Nita Moss Natchez Jim Norman Jackson Willie Mullins Newhebron Maurine Oakes Jackson Charles Murphy Brandon Victor O ' Connor Vicksburg William Neely Jackson Catherine Owen Fayette Talmage Nelson Jayess Joe Pace Jackson Billy Parker Vicksburg Robert Parker Pelahatchie Moody Patrick Jackson John Patti Honduras James Peyton Natchez Addie Carol Pearson Star Marilyn Phillips Carthage Dot Pickett Utica Curtis Pittman Jackson Norman Presson Jackson Patsy Ratdiff Jackson Jimmy Ray Calhoun City George Reid Jackson Dot Roper Jackson Carolyn Fay Richardson Stewart Willie Ruff Jackson Sam Richardson Canton Pete Russell Clinton Randy Rickels Yazoo City George Sanders Jackson Lea Ricks Jackson Jackie Sarrett Jackson Virginia Ronkin Jackson Yvonne Scott Vicksburg Jean Searcy Brandon Danielle Smith Vicksburg Kenneth Shaw Jackson Randolph Smith Raymond ilk Jimmie Sheppard Brandon Robert Smith Jackson Marcus Shivers Jackson Roy Smith Meridian Jimmy Shoemaker Morton Sylvia Smith Jackson Bobby Skipper Jackson Walter Smith Beeville, Tex. fedi k Clyde Snell Lake City, Fla. Wayne Summerall Valley Park Samuel Spe arman Winnsboro, La. Fay Tanksley Lorman Ray Stewart Whitfield Kay Tanksley Lorman Joe Stone Ludlow Jack Taylor Jackson Buddy Stringer Houma, La. Charles Thornton Vicksburg Myrna Loy Stuart Pelahatchie James Till Pelahatchie oris Toles Ray Tomlinson Jeffillette Trepp Nancy Turnage Tom Upton Virginia Vaughn Jackson Jackson Dixon Jackson Terry Jackson Carlos Vega Battle Creek, Va. Joe Walker Jackson Paul Walker Vicksburg Charles Wall Utica Bob Wallace Florence Edward Ward Jackson f ' ytb v INI J k x £ vt t 7t Harold Watson Jackson Margaret White Jackson  •■ Josephine Watson luka Herbert Wilkinson Vicksburg Carolyn Weaver Vicksburg Morris Willis Mendenhall Shirley Webster Vicksburg Alex Womack Utica • ' •■ ' . John Weems Canton Bobby Woodman Vicksburg James Westburg Miami, Fla. Brister Wooley Vicksburg Joy Worley Sand Hill Joy Zeringue Raymond President BOBBY SHEFFIELD Vice President NORMA JEAN CARTER Treasurer JIMMY McNAIR Secretary BETTY TAYLOR Reporter . JOE MILANO Sponsors MRS. MUSE and COACH BOTELER mmBBKom ENIOR, W. L. ANDERSON Raymond, Miss. FFA; Junior Class favorite; Captain of football team. JACKIE ARMSTRONG Raymond, Miss. Chorus 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 4; Beta Club 2, 4; Officer of Y-Teens. DAVE BARTON Raymond, Miss. FFA 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Basket- ball 4; Track 2, 3, 4; FFA Presi- dent 4. MARY GLYNN BEASLEY NORMA JEAN CARTER Raymond, Miss. JIMMIE CHAPMAN Raymond, Miss. LACEY GRAHAM Bolton, Miss. LTENE GRAY Raymond, Miss. BARBARA GREER Newfoundland MILES RAY GOODE Route 2 Bolton, Miss. FFA 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2. VELMA RUTH HAND Raymond, Miss. Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming maid 3; FHA 3. NANCY LUCILE HUTCHINS Raymond, Miss. Y-Teens 3; 4-H club 1; Band 1, ELIZABETH JACKSON Raymond, Miss. ■ ' •WjK ANITA JONES HUBER Raymond, Miss. CAROL KING Raymond, Miss. FFA 3; FFA Recreation Leader 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2. JUANITA LEWIS Raymond, Miss. Basketball 1, 2; Track 2; Y-Teens 1, 3, 4; Penny Queen Representative 2; FHA 3; Cheerleader 4; 4-H Club 1. DICK LIGGETT Terry, Miss. 4-H club 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H county Council 3; Basketball 2; Beta Club 3. SARAH McELVOY Bolton, Miss. 4-H club 1, 2, 3; FHA 3. JIMMY McNAIR Learned, Miss. FFA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Foot- ball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Basketball 4; Class Treasurer 4. JOE MILANO Bolton, Miss. Football 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Senior Representative for Penny Fair King; Senior Class Re- porter. MARGARITA MORRIS Yazoo City, Miss. CLARA EDNA MURRAH Raymond, Miss. Y-Teens 1; Cheerleader 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4; FHA 2, Tennis Team 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track team 3. ROBERT OWEN NOEL Jackson, Miss. JOHN F. OBERHOUSEN Raymond, Miss. m NANCY PERRY St. Petersburg, Fla. HR Senator 2, Councilman-at-large 2; FHA Treasurer 2. GLENN RUSSELL BOB SHEFFIELD Raymond, Miss. FFA 2, Vice President 3, Reporter 4; BSU, Dev. Vice President 4; Foot- ball and Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4, Captain of Football team 4. JOANNE SHUFF Raymond, Miss. MILDRED STRONG Bolton, Miss. Chorus 3, 4. FRANK SUTTERFIELD Raymond, Miss. FFA 2, 3, 4. BETTY TAYLOR Bolton, Miss. Who ' s Who 2, 3, 4; Class Reporter 3; Class Secretary 4; Class President 2; Penny Fair Queen 4; Beta Club 3, ' 4; Track 1; Basketball 1, 2, .3; Band 1; Annual Staff 1, 2; 4-H Club 3,4. MARTHA WADE Raymond, Miss. CHARLES WEISINGER Bolton, Miss. Beta Club 4; Band 3, 4; Homecom- ing Escort 4; Who ' s Who 2, 3; Annual Staff 2; Class Officer 3. DOYLE RAY WHITEHEAD Ray?nond, Miss. FFA 4; Basketball 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. WILLIE WORRELL Utica, Miss. FFA 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Sponsors MRS. ANNE GOOKIN MR. JACK TRELOAR HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS BILL GROGAN President NANCY RUTH CHAPMAN Vice President DOROTHY BROCK Secretary-Treasurer NANCY RUTH CARTER Reporter I Charles Banes Mary Beth Beard Maybelle Benn James Brewer Jerry Bridgers Don Campbell Betty Jo Clement Jeanette Davis %; w m 0 X Rebecca Dawson Betty Denton Bill Ferguson William Forgey -,- I Ethel Rumbavage Robert Seawright Don Sheffield Barbara Smith Sara Margaret Smith Winnie Lou Smith Jimmie Stingley Dalton Thames Nancy Vance Ellene Varner David Ware I %JL Welcoming deaf students to Hinds Study! Fun! Exercise ! VOCATIONAL Mrs. Burleson and Mr. Gibbes of the Vocational Department. EDWARD ALLEN FM and TV PAUL D. ARENDER Office Machine Repairs JOHN U. ARNOLD Auto Mechanics JAMES L. AYERS FM and TV L. M. BAILEY Barbering WALLACE BALLARD FM and TV WILLIE B. BARLOW Office Machine Repairs HUGH D. BRISTER Body and Fender Repair — — A 5 6 7 0H i2 13 M 15 19 20 21 26 27 T 7 Barbering BUDDY CARPENTER Body and Fender Repair JAMES H. COX Body and Fender Repair CENNIE J. CROSBY Auto Mechanics RODERICK W. CUTRER Electric Motor Repair JOHN H. DAVIS Auto Mechanics CHARLES W. DUNCAN FM and TV CLIFFORD H. DYKES Advanced Machine Shop JAMES R. EVERETT Electric Motor Repair Automotive mechanics CARLTON FARMER Advanced Auto Mechanics WILLARD N. GOLDMAN Advanced Auto Mechanics CHARLES GORDON Body and Fender Repair WILBUR H. GORDON FM and TV V BOBBY GREEN JOHN T. HAMILTON THOMAS HAMILTON HOWARD Office Machine Repair FM and TV Auto Mechanics HARBOUGH Electric Motor Repair Body and Fender Repair JAMES S. HARRELL FM and TV PERCY R. HARRIS Auto Mechanics GEORGE HILL Advanced Machine Shop HARVEY R. HOOKS Auto Mechanics CHARLES E. HUGHES Electric Motor Repair TOY L. KELLY Barbering DANIEL L. KEYSER Auto Mechanics JOHN D. KING FM and TV Machine Shop JAMES McHANN Advanced Machine Shop HERBERT MARTIN Academic W. B. MARTIN Office Machine Repairs ■ % a JOE F. MELUGIN FM and TV HILIARY MILLER Auto Mechanics JAMES ROY MILLER Barbering BILLY G. MIMS FM and TV GENE A. NEILL Auto Mechanics Office Machine Repair CECIL RAY PATTERSON Body and Fender Repair ACE W. PHILLIPS Machine Shop DAN PIERCE Auto Mechanics ALVON P. RATLIFF Electric Motor Repair JOSEPH M. RICKELS JOHN B. ROBINETT FM and TV Office Machines Repair OSCAR D. SHAW Electric Motor Repair HOLLIS L. SISCO Auto Mechanics Radio and Television HILLERY E. SMITH Machine Shop i. HAROLD D. STRINGER Advanced Machine Shop NORRIS D. SMITH Advanced Machine Shop JAMES W. SPEARS Barbering ROY STARNES Barbering ALEX R. THORNTON FM and TV GEORGE J. TULLOS Machine Shop OLIVER C. WALTERS Barbering Refrigeration JACK E. WARD Office Machines Repair ALTEMON WATTS Machine Shop JAMES CARL WINDHAM Office Machines Repair JAMES WHITE Auto Mechanics JULIUS M. WHITE Electric Motor Repair THOMAS J. WHITE FM and TV HOSIE L. WIGGS Auto Mechanics GEORGE B. WILLS FM and TV HUGH DOUGLAS WINSTEAD General Electricity and Wiring BRUCE D. WROTEN FM and TV Electric Motor Repair 1. Edgar, Zane, Bob, and Jimmie make a snappy quartet. 2. How is this for an ensemble? 3. The Science staff seeing to it that their building will be made to order. 4. Harvesting?? 5. Have some punch, Don. ' wiMW mill One little, two little, three little freshmen. Oh, brother, what a game ! What! a target??? FEATURE What ' s so funny?: The last round-up. Steppin ' hi! Looks like fun. ' ■ ' • ' 1 t WANDA WORTMAN, our charming Drum Majorette MI Am- JANE PICKETT In naming Jane as Miss H. J. C, we again proclaim that our ideal is a woman of dignity who does not confuse so- phistication with loudness or lewdness and whose true graciousness is not a thin veneer of niceties and who combines abili- ty with friendly charm. MR. llo all o IRL DEAN RHODES For seeking responsibility and not shirk- ing it, for working at serious tasks with a cheerful air, for promoting good will without weakening principles, for being good and not being goody, we nomi- nate Irl Dean as Mr. H. J. C. Jane and Irl Dean well deserved their honors. PATTY CARTER BEAUTIFUL MOST RONALD CARROLL HANDSOME il ■ J? w Kay and Fay Tanksley Foy Scroggins MOST COURTEOUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Irl Dean Rhodes Melanie Matthews Mona McClurg Robert Bridges MOST INTELLECTUAL WITTIEST Bobbie Noland Foy Scroggins Earl McFeaters Ruth Martin MOST POPULAR MOST ATHLETIC - 1  ■i 1 MOST DEPENDABLE Lewis Tingle Jane Pickett Patty Carter Bobby Young Wanda Wortman Foy Scroggins MOST NEATLY DRESSED FRIENDLIEST CUTEST COUPLE Earl McFeaters Shirley Ferguson mm M.W M Jhjt Junior College Foy Scroggins Jane Pickett Joe Campbell Wanda Wortman CAMPUS FAVORITE, j - m Wimpy Martin Bobbie Nell Noland Bettie Van King Irl Dean Rhodes i Chris Andrews PENNY Queen Betty Taylor, King Joe Milano Sophomore Representatives: Bobbie Noland, Foy Scroggins Freshman Representatives: Sharron Savell, Wimpy Martin FAIR MR, HINDS HIGH W. L. ANDERSON : ' i. MISS HINDS HIGH VELMA RUTH HAND • 4 MM Donny Sheffield Becky Dawson CUTEST COUPLE Norma Jean Carter Bobby Sheffield MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST COURTEOUS MOST POPULAR Bill Grogan Dot Brock Jimmy McNair Bettye Taylor «ihv)fe Robert Seawright Sissy Graham Mary Bess Beard Bill Grogan MOST NEATLY DRESSED FRIENDLIEST SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES Joe Milano Norma Jean Carter ....am mm . 1 Winnie Lou Smith Eugene Osborn Bettye Taylor W. L. Anderson BEST ATHLETE WITTIEST MOST INTELLECTUAL MOST HANDSOME AND MOST BEAUTIFUL Jimmy McNair Nancy Ruth Chapman They entertained the Phi Theta Kappa. CLUB The Lendon Players relax with a mild potion.. u Honoring scholarship are Robert Bridges and Nan Ertle of Phi Theta Kappa. Front row: Jane Pickett, President; Billie Kelly, Program Chairman; Ros e Shaw, Secretary; Nan Ertle, Treasurer; Marilyn Simmons, Fellowship Chairman. Second row: Betty Crockett, Marion Woods, Worship Chairman; Alma Lee Grantham, Laverne Barlow, Bobbie Nell Noland. Standing: Florence Hearn, Jary Jane Halle, Sharlott McClurg, Kaye TanksLey, Faye Tanksley, Myrna Loy Stuart, Noel Monsour, Nita Jo Moss. Y.W.C.A. .Bo So Uo President, Lewis Tingle; Devotional Chairman, Bobby Sheffield; Secretary, Sharlott McClurg; Treas- urer, Bobbie Nell Noland; Promotional Chairman, Myrna Stuart; Publicity Chairman, Selma Earnest; B.T.U. Representative, Pat Magee; Sunday School Representative, Don Clark. Billy Tingle, Bobbie Nell Noland, Billy Kelley, Rose Shaw, Jimmy Sheperd, Jimmy Holder, Jimmy Hawkins, Roxie Easley, Florence Hearn, Joyce Bethune, Selma Earnest, Carolyn Barton, Linda Mid- dleton, Alma Grantham, Margurita Morris, Jean Gill, Elizabeth Herring, Alice Walton, Miss Maudine Thrash, Faye Richardson, Patricia Jones, Bobbie Sheffield, Nan Ertle, Harold Gulley, Don Clark. WESLEY FOUNDATION Sponsor, Rev. Clay Lee;- President, Jane Pickett; Vice President, George Marie Frasier; Secretary- Treasurer, Jean Searcy; Program Chairman, Carolyn Ferguson. First row: Fay Tanksley, Shirley Webster, Jane Pickett, George Marie Fraiser, Jean Searcy. Second row: Carolyn Ferguson, Kay Tanksley, Fred Marret, Melanie Matthews, Mickey Farmer, Jean Peter- man. Third row: Kathryn May, Marion Wood, Dot Pickett, Elizabeth Powell, Leverne Barlow, Rich- ard Franklin, Joan Bruner, Kathryn Owen. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Conner Williams. Nancy Vance, Dot Brock, Barbara Smith, Ethel Runbarage, Katie Lee Houston, Jean Kelley, Donnie Sheffield, Joan Ray, Mrs. Reeves, Betty Jo Clemet, Mary Bess Beard, Nancy Ruth Chapman, Donald Campbell, Bobby Sheffield, Rebecca Dawson, Betty Denton, Levi Barber. Y-TEENS Nancy Chapman, Barbara Smith, Lou Ann Carter, Dorothy Brock, Linda Herrington, Ethel Rum- barage, Betty Denton, Winnie Smith, Jackie Armstrong, Mary Glenn Beasley, Betty Clements, Katie Lou Houston, Becky Dawson, Juanita Lewis, Jean Kelly, Joan Ray, Mrs. Combs. First row: Mary Bess Beard, Betty Taylor, Mildred Strong. Second row: Mrs. Muse, Sponsor; Betty Denton, Reporter; Norma Carter, Vice President; Bobby Sheffield, President; Don Sheffield, Treas- urer; Nancy Chapman, Secretary. Third row: Charles Weissinger, Jackie Armstrong, Nita Jones, Linda Herrington, Bill Ferguson, Margaret Lee Payton, Dorothy Brock, Ethel Rumbavage, Bobby Seawright. BETA CLUB WESTMINISTER FELLOWSHIP First row: Noel Monsour, Program Chairman; Lea Ricks, President; Raymond Matlock. Second row: Charles Cain, Shirley Ferguson, Earl McFeaters. Third row: Jim Stanford, Lillie Meadows, Rev. George Kirker, Sponsor. Seated: Jeanette Mahaffey, Vice President; Merle Graham, President; Mona McClurg, Secretary. Standing: Bernard Kulp, Judge; Jean Peterman, Judge; Carl Criner, Judge; Sherril Weathersby, Re- porter; Robert Seawright, Judge; Mrs. A. L. Denton, Sponsor. ART CLUB MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB Front row: Jane Pickett, Reporter; Martha Ann Smith, Vice President; Jeanette Mahaffey, Publicity Chairman; Marilyn Simmons, President; George Marie Fraiser, Secretary-Treasurer. Second row: Sharlott McClurg, Paul Walker, Phillip Hullum, Barbara Cline, Fred Marrett, Margaret Ann White. Standing: Frank Barrett, Fred Groome, Frank Banks, Sylvia Smith, Virgil Moore, Gwen Jones, Mickey Moore, Mickey Grove, Bettie Vann King, Ben Morgan. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row: Pat Magee, Treasurer; Mickey Farmer, Vice President; Carolyn Ferguson, President; Bobbie Nell Noland, Wanda Wortman, Secretary. Second row: Mr. Herring, Sponsor; Lawrence Bay lot, George Marie Fraiser, Willie Mullen, Mr. Denton, Sponsor. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Treasurer, Dickie Osborn; Reporter, Bobby Sheffield; President, David Barton; Spon- sor, Mr. Treloar; Vice President, Jimmy McNair; Sentinel, Lamar Gates; Secretary, Chris Lewis. First row: Jimmy Chapman, Bill Grogan, Jerry Bridges, Doyle Whitehead, Carol King, Robert Moody. Second row: W. L. Anderson, Charles Banes, Willie Worrell, Maurice Holliday, Perry Abernathy, Miles Goode. F.B.L.A. Front row: Richard Franklin, Reporter; Patty Carter, Treasurer; Lavelle McLendon, Secretary; Joan Bruner, Vice President; Joanne Johnston, President; Alma Lee Grantham, Corresponding Secretary; Elizabeth Herring, TABS Editor. Second row: Mrs. Furness, Sponsor; Elizabeth Powell, Elaine Mayfield, Linda Middleton, Addie Pearson, Yvonne Scott, Danielle Smith, Carolyn Evans, Josephine Watson, Glen McClellan. Back row: Frances Ainsworth, Mary Lou Hamilton, Shirley Webster, Betty Hunt, Yvonne Ladner, Jeffie Trapp, Elaine Cunningham, Nita Jo Moss. lo itVo Co First row: Florence Hearn, Secretary; Nita Jo Moss, Carolyn Ferguson, Leverne Barlow, Mary Jane Halle, Vice President. Second row: Betty Jo Williams, Program Chairman; Gwen Jones, Mr. Harris, Sponsor; Nan Ertle, President; Noel Monsour, Miss Fowler, Sponsor. MARY ANN LYLES Secretary-Treasurer MONA McCLURG President ROBERT BRIDGES Vice President P. T. K. Carolyn Smith, Nan Ertle, Billy Magee, Marion Woods, Melanie Matthews, George Marie Fraiser, Marvin Baker, James Caulkins. LAMPLIGHTERS First row: Nan Ertle, Sharon Savell, Josephine Watson, Elaine Cunningham. Second row: Kay Tanksley, Second Vice President; Anita Shoemaker, President; Carolyn Fay Richardson, Vice Pres- ident; Joyce Bethune, Secretary; Ramona Sartin, Treasurer. Third row: Fay Tanksley, Evelyn Bron- son, Marie Allen, Betty Cardwell, Docie Joyner, Betty Crockett, Fay Richardson, Evelyn James, Yvonne Ladner. LENDON PLAYER First row: Randy Rickels, Virginia Ronken, Dee Greathouse. Second row: Margaret White, Iris McKay, Sylvia Simon, Jo Ann Nutt, Carolyn Barton, Barbara Cline, Pat Gastrell, Mr. Brooks, Sponsor. Jimmie Hawkins, Patricia Jones, Treasurer; Faye Richardson, Shirley Webster, Virginia Ronkin, Jean Searcy, Laurine Herrin, Betty King, Sharlott McClurg, Myrna Loy Stuart, President; Melanie Matthews; Marilyn Simmons, Joyce Bethume, Carolyn Ferguson, Linda Middleton, Margareta Mor- ris, Sara Margaret Smith, Jimmie Sheppard, Carol Benton, Pat Magee, Edgar Bates, Zane Nowlin, Merle Graham, Jimmy Joplin, Billy Tingle, Joe Pace, Jimmie Holder, Bob Wallace, Marion Woods, Accompanist; Mr. Reeves, Director. Not pictured: Wanda Lou Wortman, Vice President; Fred Marett, Secretary. HE HINDSONIAN PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY STUDENTS OF HINDS JUNIOR COLLEGE y, January 30, 1957 Hinds Junior College, Raymond, Mississippi Volume 23 — Number 16 Choir To Present iduating Students , mjri a l jl Down Ihe Valley Make Application 0n Local Camp J Beta Club Grc To Participate State Convent Three Beta club memb the high school depart Hinds Junior College wi] the annual state Beta c vention in Jackson at th« berg Hotel Friday and Sal this week. preparing for three ap- s in the next few weeks. id by Mr. James L. the choir will appear ' estpark Methodist Church n on February 3, the Men Methodist Church in Men on February 10, and the Qtist Church in Yazoo Citj 17. of these trips are being for Sunday nights. ; this semester the chol making additional trips t s in the Hinds area. THE HINDSONIAN PRESS Editor-in-Chief _ irl Dean Rhodes Assistant Editors .Nan Ertle Jane Pickett News Editor _ Leverne Barlow Assistants Jimmy Joplin, Wally Adams, Regina Godley Copy Editor Sharlotte McClurg Feature Editor _ Ramona Sartin Assistants ..Marilyn Phillips, Randy Rickels Make-up Editor _ Patsy Ratcliff Club Editor _.... Carolyn Barton Publicity Editor _ Florence Hearn Circulation Manager Don Weeks The Hindsonian is published weekly, except during holiday and dered . by tr America] through itr ) local Le; in the S This program appears nel 3 at 6:30 p. m. on Thursdays, and features people from all over the: are active in the Legion programs of the Americ; Miss Barton, who is enrolled as a student at ] ior College, wijl be intei the program by Jack Pi gee, Mississippi, State C of the American Legion Arnmmot i n noi ' i ir Ae  t ITaiU D™ K.r „+...-J„.,i, .« tt:_j. THE EAGL Editor JEANETTE MAHAFFEY Assistant Editor ALMA LEE GRANTHAM m r Business Manager GERALD MILES Sports Editor ERNEST TURCOTTE Feature Editor WANDA LOU WORTMAN Club Editor BOBBIE NELL NOLAND Assistant Business Manager JIMMIE RUTH HAWKINS Assistant Sports Editor REGINA GODLEY ' 4 THE EAGLE Assistant Club Editor SYLVIA SIMON Editorial Staff SHARLOTT McCLURG Typist ELIZABETH HERRING Assistant Club Editor DON ALEXANDER Sponsor MRS. T. T. BEEMON Sponsor MR. T. T. BEEMON Your Eagle Staff has again taken on the task of portraying in picture and story another year at Hinds. Our desire is that, in the future as the Eagle brings back the happenings of this year, you may recall the pleasant memories which you have shared here. Left to right: Carolyn Weaver, Jo Ann Nutt, Sissy Graham, Peggy Catledge. HI Left to right: Joy Zeringue, June Allison, Pat Gastrell, Mickey Farmer, Lea Ricks. Left to right: Kathryn May, Marie Allen, Norma Jean Carter, Betty Clements, Ella Mary Brown, Nancy Carter, Sara Margaret Smith. STEPPERS Left to right: Melanie Matthews, Lou Ann Carter, Nancy Chapman, Zula Harris, Doris Toles. HINDS EA( Bass Horns: Jake Freshour, Wallace Ballard, Morris Willis. Clarinet: Travis Staton, Petii Weems, Margaret Adcock, Marvin Baker. Bass Drums: Foy Scroggins, Secretary; James Furlow. Snare Drums: Mickey Grove, President; Jimmy Joplin, Jon Turnage. Cornet: Sam Richardson, Jack Evans, Tommy Grove, Gerald Pabst, Jimmy Eickleberger, Vice President; Dick Ligget. • V , . , ■ : E BAND Sax-Alto: Norman Presson. Tenor Sax: Milton Hodo.. Bells: Jean Searcy, Anita Jones Huber. French Horn: Randy Rickles. Trombone: James Sheppard, Nancy Turnage. Baritone: Jimmy Ruth Hawkins, Jim Hudson. Flute: Lewis Tingle. Drum Major: Wanda Wortman, Treasurer and Student Director. 1 j ?? ATHLETIC M , d ' ii  f 39 Versatile Chris Andrews quarterbacks, halfbacks, and fullbacks. COACHES JOE RENFROE FRANK YOUNG CO-CAPTAINS BART SCHREINER GLEN RUSSELL Quarterback: MELVIN CHAMPAGNE Quarterback: HAL BATTLE Halfback: BOBBY YOUNG Halfback LEVI BARBER Halfback JAMES GURLY Halfback PREWITT BLALOCK Chris grinds out yardage against Northeast. Halfback RAIFORD HANCOCK Halfback JOHN HEBLER Halfback JOE CAMPBELL Fullback PETE GRAY Fullback john Mcdonald Fullback RICHARD HUNT ' Crazy legs Gray moves against East Mississippi. End IRA BETTS End MAX STEPHENS End HOMER BOYD End: RALPH BUTTS Tackle: DON SHARP Tackle: B. K. (WIMPY) MARTIN Tackle: RED FULLER Guard: BENNY HAWKINS Guard: EARL McFEATERS Smk Tackle: BURLEY SMITH Tackle: DON RAY BOYD Guard: ELMER STRINGER Guard JIMMY STUBBS Guard CHARLES SESSUMS Guard DON BRADY Austin Baggett and Sonny Wiman eager to perform their duties as managers for HJC. COLLEGE CHEERLEADER, Betty King, Ann Boyd, Patsy Ratcliff, Anita Shoemaker, Bobbie Nell Noland. Center: Sandy Gookin. BASKETBALL Axtell hits for two against Jones. Boteler ' s Cagers To Participate In Byram ' s Tourney Hinds High basketball squads will enter the sub-district tourna- ment of district 6 at Byram this weekend. Both of Coach Louis Botelers ' teams are the runners-up from the tournament last year. The high riding Eaglettes are still jubilant over their 38-28 de- cision in the Capital Athletic Con- ference tournament at Utica Mon- day night. It was the second straight year for the Eaglettes to capture the crown. Hinds High quintet fell to the wayside in the semi-finals to By- ram 60-44. Four Eaglettes and one member of the Eagles aggregation were se- lected on the 1957 Capital Athletic Conference all-star team. Chosen were forwards Winnie Lou Smith, Nancy Chapman; Guards Jimmy Stingley, Loti Ann Carter; and Guard Johnny Oberhousen. Carl Harris outwits the Bobcats to lay one in. Hinds Defeats Wolves For Second Home Win Playing their fourth game of the 1956-57 cage season, the Hinds Jun- ior College Eagles topped the Co- Lin Wolves 83-79 last night for their second conference win of the season. Center Buck Smith, a real scor- ing threat, was the top offensive man of the evening. Smit i poured in 33 points. Other than Smith, Guard Dickie Axtell pumped in 15 points, Guard Bobbyl Lee garnered 12 markers, and Forward Doyle Denbow flipped in II points to round out the Eagje scorers in the double figures. Hinds won the Bee game 66-39 in a warm-up contest. Forwards Carl Harris and Ernest Turcotte set the pace for the winners with 12 and 10 points respectively. Kenneth Smith led the losers with 19 points. Hinds Basketeers Tops Scooba Team Sparked by Guard Dickie Axtell, the Hinds Junior College cagers clobbered 4he East Mississippi Lions 71-59 at Scooba last night. Axtell poured 19 points through the net for the victors. His com- rades, Forwards Doyle Denbow and Bobby Lee tossed In 14 and 10 points in that order. This was the Eagles third win on the road this season to make their total victo ries for the year reach 11. ocM MMOTOSKiftm Page 4 THE HINDSONIAN Hinds Draws Bye In Tournament Lock Horns With Southwest-Clarke Winner This Week Completing the regular season with a 12-11 record the Hinds Jun- ior College Eagles will participate in the South Mississippi Junior College tournament at Southwest Junior College in Summit this week end. Jerry Ivy sinks one. Hinds Hi Sextette Wins Tournament Earning a right to participate in the district tournament this week, the Hinds High Eaglettes, coached by Louis Boteler, topped the Georgetown lassies 43-32 Saturday night to take top honors in sub-dis- trict two. The Byram Bulldogs won the boys crown over the St. Joseph Rebels 60-58. The Eaglettes are presently sporting one of the best records in the district, and they will play the Sebastopol sextette tomorrow afternoon at 2 p.m. in the quarter final rounds of the district tourna- ment here. The Hinds High Eagles were eliminated from further competi- tion this year by the Harrisville basketeers in the tourney last week. Probable starters to defend the District Six B-BB title in tomorrow afternoon ' s game will be forwards Winnie Lou Smith, Nancy Chap- man, and Betty Taylor; and guards Norma Jean Carter, Lou Ann Car- ter, Jimmy Stingley, or Sissy Gra- ham. Kneeling: C. T. Thornton, Johnny Gray, Dickie Axtell, Jerry Ivy, Bobby Lee. Standing: Carl Harris, George Sleepy Sanders, Buck Smith, Gordon Moose Merritt, Doyle Denbow. VARSITY BASKETBALL ii B TEAM Front row: Gary Country Everett, Ernest Turcotte, Jogene Hand, Levi Barber. Second row: Bobby Skipper, Tommy Lynch, Charles Murphy, James Till, Glen Squirrel McCleland. TRAC First row: Charles Causey, Dick Axtell, Hal Battle, Levi Barber, Melvin Champagne. Second row: Ernest Turcotte, Marcus Shivers, Alex Womack, Homer Boyd, Norman Presson, Jim Brown, Bennie Hawkins. ■ 7 w ' X Pete Gray being brought down just short of the goal. ML Athletic Director Joe Renf roe Names Gridiron Players To Receive Jackets A total of 21 football players lettered at Hinds Junior College this past season and will receive maroon and white leather jackets as soon as the shipment arrives, ac- corrding to Coach Joe Renfroe, athletic director and head coach. Renfroe and fits assistant, Frank Young, listed the lettermen as fol- lows: Melvin Champagne, ' Hal Bat- tle, Bobby Young, Joe Campbell, Chris Andrews, Pete Gray, Earl McFeaters, Benny Hawkins, Jimmy Stubbs, Bart Schriener, Charles Sessums, Homer Boyd, Ira Betts, Max Stevens, Elmer Stringer, Bur- ley Smith, Shelly Vaughan, Glynn Russell, Red Fuller, Wimp Martin, and Don Sharpe. Schriener, Gray, Campbell, and Russell are the only members on the team that have lettered two years straight. Austin Baggett, who has been manager for the past two seasons, will receive a manager ' s jacket. Modest, Chris? HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Front row: Margarita Morris, Juanita Lewis, Clara Murrah, Winnie Lou Smith, Mary Glynn Beasley. Back row: L ' Tene Gray, Dorothy Brock. First row: Dale Myers, Dalton Thames, Doyle Whitehead, W. L. Anderson, Billy Forgey, Jimmy McNair, Eugene Osborne, Carol King, Billy Grogan, Buck Ware, Jimmy Chapman, Perry Abernathy, Jimmy Jackson. Second row: Chris Lewis, Manager; J. J. Mason, Coach; Willie Worrell, Bobby Sheffield, Lamar Gates, Joe Milano, Johnny Oberhausen, Donnie Sheffield, Bill Ferguson, Dave Barton, Eugene Kynerd, Buster Brewer, Coach Louis Botler. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL T , ' CHRIS LEWIS, Manager J. J. MASON, Assistant Coach W. L. ANDERSON, Co-Captain BOBBY SHEFFIELD, Co-Captain LOUIS BOTELER, Coach First row, left to right: Chris Lewis, Manager; Billy Forgey, David Mason, Johnny Oberhousen, W. L. Anderson, Dick Osborne. Second row. Jimmy Jackson, Manager; Dan Hodge, Miles Ray Goode, Joe Milano, Don Campbell, Don Sheffield, Louis Boteler, Manager. VARSITY « 0  B TEAM First row, left to right: Carol King, Jerry Bridges, Dalton Thames, Jimmy McNair, Bill Grogan. Second row: Jimmy Chapman, Manager; Doyle Whitehead, Willie Worrell, Bill Ferguson, Bobby Sheffield, Charles Banes, Lamar Gates, Manager. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row: Winnie Smith, Clara Murrah, Jane Lancaster, Jimmie Stingley. Second row: Ellene Varner, L ' Tene Gray, Betty Taylor, Sissy Graham. Third row: Norma Carter, Nancy Chapman, Lou Ann Carter, Martha Wade. Fourth row: Margaret Lynn Peyton, Linda Herrington, Janet Davis, Barbara Smith, Betty Jo Clement. Fifth row: Coach Boteler. WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The objectives of the Women ' s Athletic Association of Hinds Junior College are to organize and to stimulate a wholesome program of athletic activities: promote competition that stresses an enjoyment of sportsmanship and character; and to promote leadership and understanding among our women. The point system of the athletic achievement has been adopted by the association. A woman is awarded a college letter when she earns fifty points: the college pin upon earning a hundred points. By this system, athletic awards can only be won by those who have participated in the majority of the interclass activities. The activities of 1956-57 were: Archery tournament, Tennis tournament, Field hockey, Speedball, Football, Basketball, Officiating, Badminton, Volleyball, Softball, Swimming, Camping, Bowling, and Rollerskating. COUNCIL First row: MARILYN SIMMONS, Treasurer JANE PICKETT, Secretary BOBBIE NELL NOLAND, President RUTH MARTIN, Sophomore representative ALICE WALTON, Sophomore representative Second row: ANNE GOOKIN, Sponsor ANN BOYD, Historian WANDA LOU WORTMAN, Vice President LOUISE EARNHART, Freshman representative REGINA GODLEY, Reporter W. A. A„ ARCHERY TOURNAMENT WINNERS Jeanette Mahaffey Mary Jane Halle Marilyn Phillips TENNIS TOURNAMENT WINNERS Wanda Lou Wortman Bobbie Twiner Regina Godley FIELD HOCKEY— Main Dormitory Elaine Cunningham Peggy Fugate Rose Shaw Billie Kelley Ruth Martin Louise Earnh art Sherrill Weathersby Dot Pickett Ann Boyd Betty Joe Williams Jeffie. Trapp INTERCLASS BASKETBALL WINNERS First row: Peggy Catledge, Alice Walton, Regina Godley, Captain; Kay Tanksley, Barbara Cline. Second row: Roxie Easley, Jeffie Trapp, Nancy Turnage, Doris Toles. Left: Captains Earnhart and Godley crown Wimpy homecoming king of the Lady Tigers vs. Teddy Bears football game. c WOMAN ' S I WSfsmWBSk WORLD Female Football Teams Battle To Tie In Campus Contest Monday Afternoon  3?r ■ ' - 1 i ■■w$ ■ • a mi Miss Lindsey says Hercules did the easy things; he didn ' t try teaching Freshman English. I think I ' ve found a Trichodismium erythraeum! JACKSON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Jackson, Mississippi Compliments £ Q .Qjotfottf COM PA NY H. E. ALLEN • BILL PULLEN • BOB COOK Jackson Box 83 Mississippi R. M. HENDRICK Graduate Supply House HERFF-JONES COMPANY Class Rings, Invitations, Diplomas and Caps and Gowns Box 1034 JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of A FRIEND Is that a new mascot, boys? 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