Northwest Mississippi Community College - Rockateer Yearbook (Senatobia, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1945 volume:

X x I 1 Ms 1, fo .a. 1 L 5 v A 1 'k . . og 0 C e . 5?-'iifwi-4-P ' ' A . .4 C 'I ', 177. .1 .. . I .-an .,,. .F .,.1-.-ew kg. ' if -. -11 .4 . .- f.. ' . 5 ' l 5 J I qt' 'M' A . fu.. I u . - 4 I A I 4 , . A 1. ji I 1 X x I 1 Ms 1, fo .a. I ffZU4 J Q' .P A f K f maj Cglze 1945 annual OI'Q1X7OI' 4 Needless To say, The sTrain and shorTage oT war- Time have hiT NorThwesT and The RoclceTeer, iusT as They have every oTher insTiTuTion in our greaT land, buT we would have Tailed our predecessors and our posTeriTy had we noT published This volume oT The RoclceTeer. i Our aim is To presenT a True picTure oT liTe aT NorThwesT, iusT as we are living iT. We wanT To pre- serve These memories-To keep Them Tresh and vibranT. The impressions we received here will re- main valuable To us Through liTe. Since coTTon Turnished The means Tor us To aTTend NorThwesT, wheTher direcTly or indirecTly, we are using iT, The King oT The SouThland, as our moTiT, wiTh The hope ThaT iT's TuTure may progress wiTh The passing oT Time. 2 EQC!t.CCl tion IN MEMORIAM: To you sons and daughlers of our soil, who have shed your life's blood in fierce ballles: 'ro you who have so bravely and valianlly fallen: lo you who signify our gold slars, we dedicaie 'rhe l945 Roclceleer. May your gill lo us nol fall, as lhe muslard seed, on slrong soil, buf may if be nourished by your memory info 'rhe fulfill- menl of your grealesf dreams for lhis in- slilulion and +he reason for our being here. 3 ontents CAMPUS VIEWS ADMINISTRATION SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN HIGH SCHOOL FEATURES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENT glze fzelgnts by great men reaclzed and Aept, were not attained Ag sudden flight Qut tlzeg, wlzile their companions slept, were tolling upward in tile niglzt. H gfeflfg cL-,Oflgfe!!OW .35 if: W ,..,Qg 4- hglgwh 9553 acfminlstra tion ff. ffrf H if , I TZ? if 7 cl To the Faculty, Student body an Alumni of North West Mississippi Junior College and Agricultural - High School: Se,squipedalian,terminology has a place in the Sciences and professions we are sure. But we prefer short words to express our thoughts. ' The war has cut our enr ollment considerably, but the class of work being done, we are sure is more effi- and of greater practical value to our pupils. So f enrollment cuts let us carry on with determination to do better and ac- before. 'many of our boys have our country and many others rs of war in the triotism and ater ' ' 'n cient regardless o greater effort and complish more than ever made the supreme -sacrifice for are missing, in action, or are prisone enemy countries. So, in memory of their pa sacrifice, we will carry on that we may have a gre institution to serve the returning veterans, who may ms to continue their education after they are discharged from the Armed Forces. We urge your continued 'nope for and faith in the fixture. 1 Ro Co President B -7.41. ,gl cg tlze Seniors of 1945 You have done well and are lo be commended for your allainmenls lhus lar. As you go our from high school you will meel many new and perplexing problems. Your sincerily, courage and 'renaciiy in meeling Those obslacles will defer- mine lhe heighl io which you climb lile's ladder. . J. A. BULLARD. High School Principal. C70 tfze cgiopfzomores of1945 Our warfrorn world is in a Turmoil because men have pu? fheir 'rrusl in+o science and machines wilhouf spirilual guidance. Resolve 'ro use your lives 'ro fill lhis vacuum wilh spirifual and moral values. Be persislenl in your eilorls and, come whaf may, a brighl lulure will be yours. lvl. L. BURK5. Regislrar. .Q , an 'F 39 03:3 I e . tx s 1 J 1 A. M. ADAMS MISS LADY BANKS MRS. P. W. BERRY Vocafional Agriculfure Home Economics Educafion vii .f L 49 4 r '-5 'VZ ' ' H I x J A NS, in- MLY, ,- AY kx NX x K A MRS. ESTELLE BOBO MRS. M. L. BURKS H- I- COPELAND Hosfess High School Hisfory Hisfory, Psychology, German Q15 Q MRS. G. E. GULLY English A lil rv MRS. ANNA GRAY HORN MRS. J. A. LAUDERDALE, JR. MRS. J. B. LONG Librarian and Spanish High School English Dielilian ' 1 , ,f i-F3511-at :ff 4- A i ,-.2 4 -9' ' : -4 ,. 4 . . if A . MISS HENRIETTA MYERS MRS. R. C. PUGH MRS. J. M. STUBBS Commerce Secrelary and Bookkeeper High School Ma+hema+ics MR. L. L. SEARCY Science and Alhlelics Nol Picfured 11 Social gvents The churches enTerTained The sTudenTs wiTh parTies shorTly aTTer school opened. Everybody TelT perTecTly aT home aTTer being greeTed in a mosT cordial manner. Well planned games and conTesTs were climaxed by delicious reTreshmenTs. Homecoming was ouTsTanding This year. The Team played Sardis and was deTeaTed buT There was noT The slighTesT biT oT anTagonism aT The dance enjoyed laTer ThaT evening. The dining hall was bedeclced. wiTh ribbons and sTreamers and TooTball Tavors were pinned on each guesT as They enTered. The YuleTide Season was celebraTed wiTh a ChrisTmas Tree in The dining hall. Names had been drawn previously and The giTTs were placed under The huge Tree. ChrisTmas Carols sung by candle lighT made you Teel very near ThaT TirsT BirThday oT The ChrisT Child born so many years ago. The Tippah CounTy Club had parTies -aT TrequenT inTervals all year. The shrielcs of laughTer made all Those wiThin earshoT iusT a liTTle sorry ThaT They weren'T included in The iolly group. As a meThod of raising Tunds To purchase iaclceTs, The TooTball Team sponsored dances Tor several weeks. They were always Tun, buT The shorTage OT man-power caused The girls To prefer reading occasionally. The Sophomore class sTarTed iTs round of parTies by having a dinner up-Town ValenTine's Day. ln The Spring There was a weiner roasT where everyone enjoyed singing songs around a camp-Tire. STill laTer, They really celebraTed by aTTending a picTure' show in Memphis and dining aT The Peabody aTTerwards. The Carnival Ball was really The crowning evenT oT The social calendar. Como CourT was The scene of brighT Tormals and dim lighTs Tor The nicesT dance oT The year. A King and Queen wiTh Their courT lenT The occasion a royal aTmosphere, and memories carried away, will long Till The hearTs of Those who aTTended. The Senior Class celebraTed Their being wiTh a Halloween parTy and laTer on when The weaTher became warm enough They enioyed a hay ride. The Juniors and Seniors had a banqueT aT Como CourT in The Spring. Many oTher classes and clubs had parTies and enTerTainmenTs ThaT added much To The inTeresT of The school year. 12 f iW 1 1 I I Q19 'Q CSBOPIZOITLOIPS . - ' i. Hand' MissisSIPP MXNNI Couf PAUL Mc X Sophomore o SecreIarY and Ireawfel Coun 2: Panola , M.C,A- I- CIaSS 2' Y' M.C-fX- I IO I 2- Presidefll Ol Y Clu ' Club '22 . i COUUIY Presidenl ol Pano a Presidenl O :asus counsel- 2' SAM FERGUSON. Looxalwoma, Missis- sippi. Presidenf of Sophomore Class 2: Presidenl of Freshman Class I: Dramafic Club I: Presidenl of Dramalic Club I: Ranger Roclcel Sfaff I, 2: Edilor of Ranger RocIce+ I, 2: Roclcefeer Sfaff I: Mosf Infellecfual B oy I, 2: Tale Coun+y ' Club I: Carnival King 2. N MARCELINE DARBY, Arlcabulla, Mis- sissippi. Reporfer of So l'1 2' Tal p omore Class , e Counly Club I: Ranger Roclcef Slalf I: Edifor Ranger Roclcel' 2: Rock- efeer Edifor 2: Y.W.A. 2: B.S.U. Re- porfer 2: Miss Nor+I1wes'r 2: Glee Club I. 4 L BETTY CLAYTON, Arlcabufla, Missis- si i. Tale Couni Club I Roclceieer PP Y i ' 2: Music Siudy Club I, 2, Secrelary I. DOROTHY AVERY, Bafesville, Missis- sippi. Panola Counfy Club, I, 2: Glee Club I: Ranger Roclcef S+aII I, 2: I-Iome Economics Club I, Repor'rer 2: Y.W.A., I, 2: Capfain, Baslcefball Team 2: Wi++i- es'r 2: 4-I-I Club Pre-sicIen'r I, Reporier 2. ODALENE CRISWELL, Osceola, Arkan- sas. Y.W.A. I, 2: Tippah Coun+y Club I, 2: Roclcefeer Siaif 2: B.S.U. Counsel 2: Ranger Roclcef 2: BasIceIbaII 2: Dramafic Club I. X f I J., I s ' ' : , . ,L-F9 c . I - . , 3 V- .k I ' . HULENE FERGUSON, Independence, Mississippi. Ranger Roclcel Sfaff 2: Commercial Club I: Tafe Counfy Club VERA ANNE GROSS, Sarah, Mississippi Transfer from Holmes Jr. College: Ranger Roclcel 23 Mosl Versafile 25 I-lome Economics Club 2: Tale Counly Club 2: Carnival Maid 2. LAURA EMILY MOORE, Arkabulla. Mississippi. Ranger Roclcel 2: RocIce+eer 25 Y.W.A. I, 23 Mosl Beauiiful I: Glee Club I3 Tale Counly Club I: Spanish Club 23 Baslcelball 2: Foolball Maid lg Carnival Queen 2. EVIE MAUNEY, Ripley, Mississippi. Tippali Counly Club I, 2: I-Iome Eco- nomics Club 2: Roclceieer Slall 2: Glee Club Ig Dramalic Club I. OPAL NORTON, Ripley, Mississippi. Y.W.A. I, 2: Spanish Club I: Tippalw Club I, 23 Ranger Roclcel Slalf l, 2: Glee Club Ip Home Economics Club 2: Baslcel Ball 2: 4-I-I Club I: Dramalic Club I. sal i ' i' L y- V -., K if A' 1 l FRANCES PERKINS, Independence. BEVERLY SMITH, Coldwaler, Mississippi. Mississippi. Ranger Roclcel Slall 21 Ranger Roclcel Slall 25 Roclceleer Slalf Commercial Club I: Glee Club Ig Tale 21 Spanish Club 21 Tale COur1'fy Club I. Counly Club I. MARTHA LOUISE TIERCE, Colferville, RALPH WILLIAMS, Wafer Valley Mis- Mississippi. Glee Club I: Roclceleer, I: sissippi. Y.M.C.A. I, 2: Tri-Counly Club Tai-Eounfy Club I, 2: Home Economics I. 2: PrOgr6m Commillee. Y.M.C.A. Cu 2. I, 2. 17 1? VIVIAN M. ANDERSON mz'J-Semester Qracfuates MARY HORTON is-rf.. JOYCE PUGH 'N MARY E. HARRISON DAN COPELAND CAROLYN M. WHITE ,V ,1 I'QSAl7'lQfL f is K ' i W! 71 49, 5 ! .fivj : Ri n i A ! ELXSE V ARNER LOUIS 115 .IEW ELL - SLOCUM 20 MY RAC E TAY 441 FRANCES BOXX I1 Q ju ,gi ELLA L. BU RFORD VIRGINIA BU RKHOLDER .4 NORMA BYERS ra' up ' JAMIE CARTER -Q? MARY L. CARTER DOROTHY 21 -11 COLLINS ELIZABETH COUCH TQ 1 ANNIE E. cox MARY E. cox Q DQRQTHY DAVIS Q- ' NS Jessls L- HAWK' Wg. FLE ERLY WILLIAM G-ANDY TCHER FISACK uf 1 MILDRED HALE JIMMIE B. HALL 22 i- v , 'Y N25 MACK HOLLEY CELESTA A. HILL Mes BALLARD B- HOL L 5 0' DONALD HOOD NEVA L. -L Hoppsfz '59- ffw 155: I BETTY J . HOWELL MARY Z. HOWE 23 ELLEN JOHNSTON G ,y 4-11 EU GENIA JONES Av, N 2 'S l . . 5 1 5 . LEROY MAC DOWELL I! ASON ROBERT MAC DONALD MARTHA J. M 3.5 6' ELOiSE MKTCHELL 24 MILDRED MASSEY I9 . me BOBBY MOORE 'if' 1' I ek I MARY PAYNE HELEN POWELL INA R. RICHARDSON CYNTHIA SHAW ROLAND SMITH JUANITA STONE -1', Q? .H pr 5 5-ff 1' X T is ' LOUISE WILDMAN EARLENE WOOLFOLK MORRIS JAMERISON 25 Q0 you mememgef? The sTaTeIy columns oT The adminisTraTion building and The clamor oT The hall as you enTered The day you regisTered aT NorThwesT? Your uTTer confusion by The courses, books and supplies you would need? The way They smiled and encouraged you, The TaculTy and Those who were There beTore. Your TirsT meal in The dining hall and The TirsT nighT in The dormiTory? ThaT wonderTul Teeling ThaT you were ouT on your own, well pracTically, and yeT The comTorT- able, home-like aTmosphere oT college? When The mail came ThaT second day, everybody goT a leTTer buT you? SeTTling down To The rouTine oT classes, discussing The problems ThaT really make The world Tick? Show nighT and The Thrilling sense oT Treedom iT broughT To be walking in The sweeT nighT air wiTh The happy group? As The crisp days oT Tall came ThaT There were TooTball games, and parTies, and da+es, and work? And an occasional dispuTe which only added zesT To living and varieTy To whaT mighT have been dullness? The drab winTer, and The breaTh-Taking loveliness oT spring? The Ranger RockeT and The RockeTeer ? Playing Tennis and Rook and baskeT- ball? The Truly souThern hospiTaliTy exTended by The churches when you aTTended? The Sophomore dinner and weiner roasT? Freshman day, and how Tunny The girls looked? AlmosT as badly as The boys looked The TirsT oT The year wiTh Their shaved heads. The Senior hayride? l-low could you TorgeT? The exuberanT Teeling you had aT monTh-end? All Those CourTin' couples, or should l say sTudenTs oT Sparkology having lab? Having midnighT snacks aTTer some imporTanT social TuncTion? Playing Rook aT odd Times and places, mosT oT which were very secreTive? Going To Town Tor a hamburger and a chocolaTe soda? MeeTing Triends Across Tor a coke and a long, long chaT? All Those good-looking service men and women who visiTed on The campus? The class in Home Nursing ThaT gave such valuable inTormaTion? And all Those oTher acTiviTies, poignanT and clear, ThaT characTerized your liTe aT NorTh- wesT Mississippi Junior College? 26 ft 3 if :NN gfiglz School ROY MGMASTER Preskieni NE REIFEL Vice- BETTY L. KOPF Treasurer Pregfdenf A R J. OLIVER epO1-fer CHARLES DEL BAUGHMAN, JR., Sena- ' Iobia. Mississippi. Holmes Jr. College I: Tchula. Mississippi, 2: Vice-Presideni' Spanish Club, 4: Tennis, 2. 3. 4. -36 MILDRED BURKHOLDER. Memphis, Tennessee. David Lipscome College: Spanish Club President 3: Memphis Club. 3, 4: Glee Club. 3: Presiclenf L. D. Club. 4: Wolverine Secre+ary, 3: Baskefball, 4. WILLIAM Miss' ' . TRACY BUF Sofflxailfjiil' 2 CoIdwafer,of4q' ,sgnarobia JEAN G ' ...aff ? 7 CARROLL COX, JR., Senafobia, Mis- sissippi. Foofball, 3, 4: Capfain, 4. ,TJ.,,,.-,.-.- x .Engine - , F' ,li JOHNSON BUCK BLANCHARD, Sen- afobia. Mississippi. Footbell, I: Baslref- ball. I: Baseball. 2, 3, 4: Tennis. I, 2. 3. 4l EUGENE FERGUSON. Senafobia, Mis- sissippi. JEAN GRANT, Clarksdole. Mississippi Jonesfown. Mississippi. 1-f i. Senaiobia' wciubi H Y. . -H BESSY GR? 2. 3- 41 hicxub. 4- Baskeibaii Gibb, 31 SPBNS LAFH , .. 4 V 1 . - . E . . , fr..-A ' - - ..f4 , - . 4 - CORA LEE JOHNSON, Senafobia, Mis- sissippi. Carnival Ball Maid. 3: Miss Norfhwesf High, 3: Secrefary and Treas- urer o'F Class, 3: Cheer Leader. 3, 4: :Y imma. -'JS' N. Sena MAP-'KAN sissiPP 9.6 to Ranger Rockef Sfaff, 3, 4: Rockefeer Sfaff. 3: Spanish Club, 4. STERLING JONES, Senafobia. Missisf sippi. Senafobia Ciry School: Vice-Presi- deni' of Class, 2: Band, I, 2. 3: Rockefeer Siaff. 4. .4-9' ' but MississP 1 Pi- g, Sehaio b U CoP 5in' 'RENE rioiuz 3 41B5SiLege2r9ia'Y H ameibai- 5, i. '2. 3- 4- 4: 'PH CN nish Ciub' 4' Ciub, 3, 4: SP' so CHESTER WATSON Sena? b' i , o ia, Missis- sippi. ARTHUR KOPF, Sen f b' ' ' ' ' l l a o aa, Mississippi. Foofball, 3, 4. U1- i MAURlCE LUCAS, Crenshaw, Missis- sippi. Panola Counfy Club, 4: Music WILLIAM PRESTON PERKINS, JR., Sludy Club, 4: Roclcefeer Sfafl, 4: Senafobia, Mississippi. Senafobia Cify Ranger Roclref Sfaff. 3. School: German Club 3' Band. 3: Roclcefeer Sfaff, 4: Ranger Rocker Sfafl, 45 Spanish Club, 4. T'-25+ ANN THOMAS. Ed . M' ' ' '. !.W.A., 2: Glee Clubu Zcinlge Soisjlsgliapg. lfX vl 'ici A aim' . X fb - ,qw . . -c ORIS DURELLE VAUGHN. Moscow Tennessee. Somervill H' lw ' e ig Sclwool,Foo+f ball, 2 3 4' Baseball 3 , . . , , 4: Y.M.C.A.. 4: Memphis Club, 4. MELBA PEARL WHITSE LL, Senalobia, Mississippi. 31 JAUNICE McCOLLOUGH, Arlcabuila. Mississippi. Homecoming Maid. 4. ali ' i , I, . 6-A-. 4 Y ri' 'V'-A: -:.,pr-11 1 'ffm ' ' 1 A - 1. , - 1 T 3 Q'-A . , v . 4 .. 39 'YY' Cgleventlz Qraale PRESIDENT ....... ,....... B illy Price VICE-PRESIDENT .... ...... E mmeiie Hale SECRETARY .... ..... B e++y Price TREASURER .... .... W ilma Haven FRONT ROW: Bumpus, Brewer, Hale, Lauderdale, B. Price, R. Price, PeHy. SECOND ROW: Ivy, Gordon, Craig, McDonald, Power, Callicolf, Caldwell, Gong. THIRD ROW: Carpenler, Franklin, Ray, Thomas, Croclceff, Sowell. FOURTH ROW: Gordon, Sowell, Rowe, Brewer, Harris. 32 ' '-x sf FFPQN' Ogentlz Qracfe PRESIDENT ....A... ..... M yron Taylor VICE-PRESIDENT ...,..,,.. ....,.. J was ww. SECRETARY-TREASURER .... ..,.... P only Gamble REPORTER .,.........., ...4.. K afhfyn Manning FRONT ROW: Gamble, Jolmslon, L. Frazier, R. Gong, J. Ling, lvl. Ling, D. Ling, Wesl- ley, Wun. SECOND ROW: Scoll, l-lur+, Purdy, D. Brown, Kopf, Respress, Dancy, Barmer. Tl-llRD ROW: Wells, Wlmilsell, B. Frazier, l-lowe, Carpenler, Embrey, Rlmyne. FOURTH ROW: Burlcs, M. Frazier, Conway, Rowe, O'Neal. 33 -Fav YQ Tqintlz Qracfe PRESIDENT ,.....,. ...... B onnie Ferguson VICE-PRESIDENT . ...,.,. ........ D onald Cox SECRETARY-TREASURER ..,. ........ R omona May REPORTER ...,.....,.,. ,... M arion Monigomery FRONT ROW: Hale, Russwurm, Brown, Oliver, Cox, Monfgomery, Dixon, Bizzell, Garrell. SECOND ROW: Zinn, Ferguson, Childress, Long, Childers, Gordon, Thomas, Blanchard. Hurt THIRD ROW: J. May, Treadway, Graham, Weslhrope, May, Giles, Brandon. FOURTH ROW: Scofl, Sowell, Brewer, Bailey, Weafhers, Miller. FIFTH ROW: Rushing, Crawford, Flynn. 34 ff? ea tu res I' 7 ' v r f,f A ff 1 '4,. N 7 7 x - f, 1 2 iq 35 117 Paul McMinn MR. NORTHWEST Marcelene Darby MISS NORTHWEST I .AEN ,fy . , 'v', v.'. 'VS .51 . H. 4- A--. . f .. .1- 1, , . ,', A rv. VC . ' ' 1 9'N ., , NT, V 1 1 I Mary Payne MOST BEAUTIFUL . QI 6' L 37 Jamie Carfer MOST O BEAUTIFUL 36' Jewell Slocum MOST lNTEl.LECTUAl. Sam Ferguson MOST INTELLECTUAL Elizabellw Couch FRIENDLIEST R 39 I Leroy McDowell MOST HANDSOME DoroH1y Avery WIfl'TlEST Flefcher Fisackerly FRIENDUEST 40 Q 1 L... Ballard Holmes WITTIEST qt, M .. 5 D X . WK' 1 V Uxulf Vera Ann Gross MOST VERSATILE Morris Jamieson MUST VERSATILE 41 Hiriam Harris MR. NORTHWEST HIGH Be++y Price MISS NGRTHWEST HIGH BEST ALL ROUND m Jeanne Riefel MUST BEAUTIFUL 43 ,ff fx 1 Q lf! Be+'ry Kopf MOST BEAUTIFUL Donald Cox MOST HANDSOME . 1 Mary Faye Brewer MOST INTELLECTUAL Joseph Oliver MOST INTELLECTUAL 44 Roy Mcfviasfer BEST ALL ROUND Billy Price BEST ATHLETE 45 ,N 3 . Connie Rowe BEST ATHLETE Garnz'vaf Qu LAU RA EMILY MOORE OU EEN SAM FERGURSON. KING COURT: BETTY PRICE I-IIRIAM I-IARRIS MARTI-IA MAY BILL PERKINS BETTY KOPF PAUL MCMINN VERA ANN GROSS WILLIAM GANDY CROWN BEARERS: BETSY GULLY MACK ADAMS Iv-1 W -x..h.Iu-LSL 3 'a J V , 4 -, , ' Qi AL' X, Q4 g 1 4 fi A Y V I ' , - . - ,Q ,1 1 . ik, 555 :vb -ve ? ,F ' A aw aw Q , .F 1 , Q x x, ni , A 7 . ,J 3291 I A rw , 'ESQ-1-Y K' A J ,, ,,,.A Q W Y f V' ,, W1 K U ' ' r V GB 5, 48 'Ni . An, Ui ,yy 1- '- f',Xl -. H 1 ,H if 0 ' 9 .xg vi I 'f ,Q . Q 1 ' I -A - K A xl -. x L 49 Q . 5.1 5 J I I n T WI activities Gotton .gbick ing ' 'ml' , ' --,-- Qonff Qrlve .mussian Gfotfz paper Cbrivev D es mf-ive Y Zh gms ' I ,,M QQEEH ywa FRONT ROW: Hill, Davis, E. Cox, Howe. Bobo, Couch. Norfon, Hall, Howell. SECOND ROW: Barber, Criswell, Darby, L. Moore, McDonald, Collins, Carfer, Hopper. THlRD ROW: Payne, S+one, B. Moore, M. Cox. Massey, Avery, Shaw, May. ymca FRONT ROW: Vaughn, Jamison, Power, Gong, Ling. SECOND ROW: Smiflw, McDon- ald, Fisaclcerly, Williams, Holley. THIRD ROW: Bullard, McDowell, Conway, Harris Searcy. 54 I-'Y E .. Dil 4 Q ' 1- ZTQ I 0 U slug 11...-..g,,,v 5. . , fb-n M ,wx Q. Gouncl! FRONT ROW: Mason. McMinn, Darbey. Couch, Powell, Howe. SECOND ROW: Cris- well, Payne, B. Moore, Gandy, Bullard, Massey, Myers. 55 Cglze mocketeer EDITORIAL STAFF in Edifors ,.... ...Marcelene Darbey, Laura E. Moore Ari' Edi+ors ..... ..,...... W ilma Jean Oliver. Hiram Harris Sfaff Members ..,. . . .Be++y Claylon, Jeanne Reifel, Evie Mauney, Paul McMinn, Sally Bumpus. Ralph PeHy, Perrin Caldwell, Odaline Cr BUSINESS STAFF ..,......Elise Business Managers ..... . . . . .Sferling Jones, Assisfanfs .......... Maurice 56 iswell, Roy McMas'rer Varner, Bill Perkins Beverley Smifh, Lucas, Ann Hogan FTT cglze manger mocfet 'G if V 11 ' 1 FRONT ROW: Wun, Wesley. Caldwell, Moore, Avery, Norfon. Boxx, E. Johnsfon. SEC- OND ROW: Perry. Varner, Slocum, Price, McDonald, Hogan. Johnson, Hale. THIRD ROW: Johnsfon, Gamble, Craig, Lucas, Brewer, Howell, Jamison, Oliver, Crawford. FOURTH ROW: Darby. Ferguson, Smirh, Richardson, Carfer, Massey. L. Taylor. Couch, Byers. FIFTH ROW: Fisaclcerly, Conway, McDonald, Perkins. 57 ' SN, s gfiglz School 4-gf FRONT ROW: Long, Gordon Price D SECOND ROW . , ancey. : Howe. Carpenf ' THIRD ROW: er, Rarlnff. Brandon, Gordon, Ray. gf Gollege 4-gf FRONT ROW: Wildman, Boxx, Davis. SECOND ROW: Messe THIR y, M. May, Collins. Buford D ROW: Rarliff, Avery. 4 -N .5 o z-F gl I 1 fi sf' W L4 U-F 'q ' Ti-'E'-'if Ja +'Y W Golfege WOM? 66. FRONT ROW: Howell, Wildman, Hopper, Hall, Mauney, Norfon, Hawkins. SECOND ROW: Tierce, Avery, Car+er, Banlcs, Collins, Davis, Payne. JEICZ FRONT ROW: Adams, Russwurm, Dixon, Taylor, Treadway, Cox, Morgan. SECOND ROW. Hurl, T. Brown, Purdy, Giles, Eoff, Frazier, Monfgomery. THIRD ROW: D. Brown, Page. Kopf, Oliver, Blanchard, Respess, Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Garreff, Hale, Hurf, Ivy, Bizzel, O'Daniel, Scoff, Crawford. 59 .saab-J rw ni. 5 .1 rn ,, sv if! L J Y bo- Ei EJ I 'rx german 61.4 FRONT ROW: M. May, Slwaw, Hale, R. Smilh. SECOND ROW: Brewer, Caldwell, Copeland, McDonald, Fusaclcerly. Csjpaflisil FRONT ROW: Davis, Mason, Howe, Howell, Byers, Gray, Slocum. SECOND ROW: Couch, Smifh, Varner, Sfone, Johnson, Woollollc. Massey. Baughman THIRD ROW: Barber, Rhyne, Whifsell, Horn, Kopf, Dean, Perkins. 60 K'...-.--151 l 5.5 TQ ,T N. if. 1 4, f . i -J Cappella Gountg FRONT ROW: E. Cox, Wildman, Holley, McDowell, Mauney, Norfon. SECOND ROW: Hawkins, Carfer, Powell, Criswell, Hopper, Hall, M. Cox. THIRD ROW: Bobo, Sfubbs. I CD Club FLOOR: Bumpus, Zinn. COUCH: Couch, Burlcholder, Cagle. Collins. STANDING LEFT OF COUCH: Byers. STANDING RIGHT OF COUCH: Richardson. 61 .. mu-- -.,'.I arms H595 athletics Cgootball FRONT ROW: Searcy, Caldwell, Powers, Johnsfon, Harris, J. Blanchard Taylor, B. Blanchard, Morgan, Monfgomery. SECOND ROW: Coburn, Callicoff, Peffy, Cox, Gong, Page, Dixon. THIRD ROW: Hale, Brown. O 64 Goflege gasket Qal! FRONT ROW: Moore, Hawkins, Collins, Norlon, Criswell SECOND ROW: Searcy, Avery, Claylon, Hopper: THIRD ROW: Howell, Hall, Byers. o - WIT-, 5 65 gfiglz School Qasket Qall ,.....--f ' qL:'1ff ' 6 6 nv' j ,1gpf,7' A ungg. 1313... ' 4-Q. acfvertising ft 'Hz Kffyw V. C. MILAM 81 CO. Publicizing and Commercial Printing TATE COUNTY DEMOCRAT t-tat Spraqins Jr., Editor Senatobia Mississipp Compliments SENATOBIA LUMBER CO. KROGERIS Phone46Il Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Perkins, Senatobia Mississipp Managers SUPERIOR QUALITY- M. O. GANN LUMBER CO. 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