Pearl River Community College - Wildcat Yearbook (Poplarville, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

V 6 ° Wildcats G 6o dcats Go Pearl River County D. L. Wesley, President Edmond Mitchell, Secretary S. Davis W. O. Moody Harry B. Sones A. H. Knight Marion County N. L. Watts, Supt. of Education Frank Fortenberry Hancock County E. E. Breland, Supt. of Education S. P. Powell Jefferson Davis County John Bynum, Supt. of Education Dennis Fortenberry Lamar County D. C. Bilbo, Supt. of Education Quitman Lott P tes cfenfs ( Message Pearl River Junior College Poplarville , Miss. Office of the President TO THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY: The school year 1953-54 has brought to each of us opportunities and challenges. It has presented opportunities to students to extend and develop further their educational growth. To the faculty it has presented opportunities for guiding, directing, and counseling -with young people who were seeking to improve themselves intellectually, physically, and socially. This school year has presented challenges to both students and faculty to utilize profitably the opportunities available . To the students and teachers who have worked so diligently to make this book possible, I want to express my sincere appreciation. I sincerely hope that each individual who receives this annual will cherish it as a record of a pleasant and profitable experience here at Pearl River Junior College. V. W H. M. CRAFT Public Relations B. S., Miss ' ssippi Southern College; M. A., University of Alabama JACK GALLAGHER Assistant Coach, B. S., Mississippi Southern College JOSEPH ELLO JR., Band Director, B. M. E., Loyla University; Graduate Work, L. S. U. J. A. GRANT Mathematics, B. S., Mississippi Southern College; M. R., Mississippi Southern College. MRS. T. P. FORNEA English, Languages, B. A., University of Mississippi; Graduate Study, University of Mississippi, University of South Carolina, Mississippi Southern College HAROLD GULLY B. S. U. Secretary B. A., Mississippi State College- M.R.E., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary ARTHUR HIGMON Art, Journalism, Public Relations DORIS HOWARD Secretary, Vocational Department, P. R.C. ROBERT JOHNSON Science, B. S., Mississippi Southern College; M. A., Mississippi Southern College MRS. EARLORA HOLD EN Commerce, B. S. Mississippi Southern College MRS. NORMA LEVY Assistant Dean of Women, B. A., Meridian College T. D. HOLDEN Athletic Director, B. S., L. S. U.; M. S., L. S. U. ARLIE V. LINCKS Vocational Co-Ordinator, B. S., Eastern State College, Kentucky; M. A., University of Illinois i V MRS. MARY E. LINCKS English, Education Registrar, A. B., Asbury College, Kentucky; M. A., Eastern State College, Kentucky; Graduate Study, University of Illinois EUNICE McSWAIN English, B. S., Mississippi Southern; M. A., University of Alabama fee A. . M. McBRIDE Agriculture, B. S., Mississippi State; M.S., Mississippi State 7k MM graham Mcdonald Biology, B.S., Mississippi State; M. A., Mississippi State DUDLEY MILLER Assistant Coach, B. S., Mississippi Southern V. M. McLENDON History and Social Studies, B. S., Mississippi Southern; M. A., Mississippi Southern MRS. DUDLEY MILLER Secretary to the President MRS. S. J MILLER Dietician A. A., E. C.J.C., Decatur, Mississippi ENOCH SEAL, Social Studies, B. S., Mississippi State College; M. S., Mississippi State College JOHN TAYLOR H. S. Agriculture, B. S., Mississippi State College; Graduate Work, Mississippi State ANNE ELIZABETH NEWMAN, Librarian, B. A., University of Alabama; M. A., University of Alabama; B. A. in Library Science, Emory University; Diploma in Professional Filing, Universal Institute, Kansas City, Missouri A. B. NICHOLSON Dean of Instruction, Education, B. S., Mississippi Southern; M. S., University of Mississippi M. J. TIERNAN Science, B. S., M. A., Ph.D., Europe LOYETTE WEBB Dean of Women B. S., George Peabody College, Tennessee; M. A., Columbia University, New York LULA WEBB RAY WALLIS Mathematics and Cabinet Bible, B.S., Making Mississippi Southern; M. R. E., Baptist Training School of Louisville; M. A., University of Mississippi j J J Fffi ci R. J. WHEAT Auto Mechanics MRS. M. L. SMITH Manager of College Bookstore Mississippi Southern College MARVIN WHITE H. S. Principal, Mathematics B. S., Millsaps College ' Military Leave of Absence Pictures not Available ANNE DANDRIDGE MRS. RUTH NEELY MRS. LANELLE SEAY D. R. SPIERS T. G. STRINGFELLOW Business Manager Cosmetology Cosmetology Sign Painting and Commercial Art Cabinet Making ROBERT ROSS AMACKER Business Education Poplarville Business Club 1, 2. SUE CARROLL BAILEY Nursing Poplarville Home Ec Club 2; B. S. U. Executive Council 2. CLARENCE LEE BARTON Agriculture Carriere Math Club I; Business Club 1; Farm Club 1; Science Club 2. GLENN ALLEN BEARD Forestry Foxworth Glee Club 1, 2; Dixie Drawl Staff 2; B. S. U. Executive Council 2. Education Accounting BETTY RUTH BURGE CHARLES E. BYRD Carriere Lumberton Commerce Business Club 1, Engineering Wildcat Staff 2; Science Club 2 : BERTHA CARVER ROBERT B. CLAPP Dixie Drawl Staff 2; Homecoming Court 2. Poplarville Bay St. Louis JOYCE CLINTON Commerce Hattiesburg Glee Club 1, 2; Business Club 1, 2; Y. W. A. 1, 2. ANDREW CARLE COOPER Personnel Management McNeill Dramatics Club 1; Math Club 1; Wildcat Staff 2; Business Club 1, Vice-President 2. OTHA CRAVEN Engineering Baxterville Science Club 1: Band 1. NANCY CARILYN CROSEN Nursing Carriere Glee Club 1, 2; Home Ec Club 2- Y. W.A. 2; Science Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Publicity Manager 2; All State J. C. Band Clinic 1, 2; Wildcat Staff, Associate Editor 1, Editor 2; Wesley Foundation, Reporter 1, Secretary 2. ELIZABETH ANN DAVIS Music Education Poplarville Glee Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2: Dance Band 1: Band Secretary 2, All State J. C. Band Clinic 2. CURTIS ELVIS EKES Petroleum Geology Picayune Science Club 1, 2. ■ - Science Band 1, LANE ENGLE Dance Band 1. MAVIS LANELL FARMER Religious Education Glee Club 1, 2; Dramatics Club 1; Y. W.A. 2; Who ' s Who 2; Class Officer 2. Purvis Columbia WILLIAM GLENN FORTENBERRY Education Osyka Glee Club 1, 2. EMMET FOXWORTH Accounting Sandy Hook Business Club 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. SAMUEL R. GREER Agriculture Lumberton F. F. A. Club 2. FLOYD H. FURR Industrial Engineering Picayune Class Officer 1, 2; Science Club. President I. FRED GARRETT, JR. Chemistry Meridian Football 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2. JAMES CURTIS HALL Law Picayune Band 1, 2; Orchestra 2- Glee Club 2- All State J. C. Band Clinic, 2. KENNETH CHARLES HALL Engineering Poplarville Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Math Club 1; Science Club 1. BETTY ANN HANCOCK Accounting Picayune Y. W.A. 1; Business Club 1, President 2- Secretary 1; Band 1; Class Officer 2. RICHARD EDWIN HOBGOOD Agriculture Picayune Science Club 1, 2. DOUGLAS LEON HOLCOMB Dentistry Picayune Football 1, 2, All American 1, 2. CHARLES HAROLD JACOBS Agriculture Poplarville HENRY ELBERT JOHNSON, JR. Accounting Foxworth Football 1, 2; Business Club 2, President 1. EDNA CATHERINE LEGGETT Home Economics Poplarville Science Club 1; Glee Club Pianist 1, 2; Home Ec Club 1, Secretary 2. GILBERT LOMAX Accounting Poplarville Business Club 2. LYNUS LACY LOTT Pre-Medicine Purvis Band 2; Orchestra 2. ALMOND GARRY LUMPKIN Agriculture Carriere Farm Club 1; Math Club 1; Science Club 2. EDGAR PEARSON MASSEY Education Orrville, Ala. Football 2. JEANETTE FAYE MEITZLER Elementary Education Nicholson Glee Club 1. 2; Y. W. A. 1, 2; Science Club 2. BILL MITCHELL Religious Education Poplarville Football 1, 2, All-American 1; Baseball 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Who ' s Who 1, 2; Class President 1, 2; All State Football 1, 2; Glee Club Officer 1, 2. WINSTON ZELB MOREE Accounting Columbia SAMUEL ARTHUR MORRIS Physical Education Columbia Basketball 1, 2. HARLIN LEE NORMAN Agricultural Education Purvis F. F. A. Club 2. 1 Sfi Veterinary DAVID E. POOLE JIMMIE BO PRICE Chemistry Science Club 1, 2; Who ' s Who 1, 2; Football 2. Poplarville Meridian i§iL ALBERT PRINCE Industrial Education Carriere Math Club 1; Dixie Drawl Staff 2. MAURICE DAGWALD REGAN Pre-Medicine Class Officer 1, 2; Science Club 1. Football 1, 2; Columbia NELL.Y DON ROBBINS Home Ec Columbia Glee Club 1, 2; Home Ec Club 1, President 2; Science Club 1, 2; Y. W. A. 2; Homecoming Queen 1| Who ' s Who 1, 2; Dramatics Club 1; Calendar Girl 1; Wildcat Staff 1, Associate Editor 2. ROBERT H. ROGERS Music Biloxi Glee Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2. Ail State J. C. Band Clinic, 2. DURVIN E. SEAL Commercial Education Poplarville Business Club 1, 2; B. S. U. Council 2. EDNA LOIS SEAL Commerce Poplarville Glee Club 1, 2; Business Club 1, 2. BETTY RUTH SMITH Secretarial Training Picayune Glee Club 1; Dramatics Club 1; Business Club 1, 2; Y. W. A. 2, Officer 1. DAVID RICHARD SMITH I , v. Poplarville Football 1; Debate Team 1. 2. MARTIN TRAVIS SMITH Law Poplarville Dramatics Club 1: Debate Team 1, 2; Band 1. 2, Orchestra 2; Wesley Foundation 1, President 2; Student Council Vice-President 1, President 2; Dixie Drawl Staff 2. MATTIE LOU SMITH Home Economics Poplarville Home Ec Club l: Glee Club I: Y. W. A. 2. (r PATSY RUTH SMITH Elementary Education Poplarville Dramatics Club 1; Y. W. A. 1; Glee Club 1, 2. MYRA ELLAN SONES Music Glee Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Tungland Ballerinas 2. Carriere ALLEN STOVALL Electrical Engineering Foxworth STUART Picayune DOLORES THOMAS Business Education Poplarville P. R. C. Cheerleader 1, 2; Glee Club 2; Business Club, Treasurer 1, Secretary 2; B. S. U. Council 2. GERALD HOBSON TONEY Religious Education Kokomo Glee Club 1, 2; Business Club 1, 2; Wesley Foundation 1, Vice-President 2. ROBERT UNDERWOOD Physical Education Picayune Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Science Club 2. GUY CECIL WALKER Education Mt. Olive ANNETTE WHITE Secretarial Training Glee Club 1; Business Club 1, 2. Poplarville JAMES E. WIGINGTON Mathematics Science Club 1, 2. Prentiss Pensacola, Florida PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE JAMES LAWRENCE BONZO HAROLD PIERRE CARVER A. J. CUEVAS MRS. MARY CECIL GORDON JOE L. HOLLIMAN BILL LINTON MRS. ALMA LONGINO LAVELLE L. MILLER ROBERT LOUIS MORRIS R. J. PENTON WILLIAM B. PRESTON THOMAS EDWARD SEAL ALTON CLIVE SHELL MRS. AMANDA RUTH SMITH CURTIS DWYN SMITH ROBERT CARL SMITH LAWRENCE STRAHAN BILLY H. WILKINSON JACK WILKINSON SPECIAL STUDENTS JUAN CASTILLO MRS. EVELYN HARRY MRS. ELIZABETH McDONALD DIEGO SUAREZ GLORIA DOMINQUEZ VICTOR DANIEL VARON CHARLES W. McKEE 1ARCELO N. PIMENTEL Dale Stockstill, President, Charles Cranford, Vice-President, Bobbie Lou Baggett, Secretary-Treasurer, Jimmy Bishop, Student Council Representative. Jasper Vincent Abene Mew Orleans, La. Larry Kindell Adams Purvis, Miss. Hugh L. Alexander Kokomo, Miss. John E. Alexander Picayune, Miss. Jerry Adon Anderson Baxterville, Miss. Mayford L. Anderson Poplarville, Miss. Irma Jean Barrett Lumberton, Miss. Harris Page Baxter Lumberton, Miss. Charles O. Beasley Sumrall, Miss. Leonard L. Benvenutti Bay St. Louis, Miss. Margaret M. Beyer Bay St. Louis, Miss. Jimmie F. Bishop Prentiss, Miss. James Burlin Armstrong Bassfield, Miss. Bobbie Lou Baggett Columbia, Miss. John Evan Baggett Columbia, Miss. Forrest C. Ball Foxworth, Miss. Shelton Charles Ball Foxworth, Miss. Durwood Clayton Barber Carriere, Miss. Robert E. Black Picayune, Miss. Cynthia A. Bolin Baxterville, Miss. Elsie Marie Bond Lumberton, Miss. Thca M. Boutwell Purvis, Miss. Murry Dale Brackman Hattiesburg, Miss. Elaine Branch Tylertown, Miss. Albert Allen Brooks Columbia, Miss. Jerrolyne Broome Bassfield, Miss. Mona Fae Bullock Columbia, Miss. Wilma Nevillene Burge Poplvarille, Miss. Hubert Parker Byrd Lumberton, Miss. Daisy Louise Calhoun Columbia, Miss. James W. Carraway Bassfield, Miss. Patsy Elaine Carter Columbia, Miss. Robert Orville Carver Poplarville, Miss. Monty Clark Picayune, Miss. Robert Clyde Coker Foxworth, Miss. Hugh Lavon Cole Hattiesburg, Miss. Peggy Evelyn Cone Prentiss, Miss. Lyndia Lynn Cook Columbia, Miss. Betty Lou Courtney Bassfield, Miss. Patricia Courtney Lumberton, Miss. Charles Ray Cranford Columbia, Miss. Charles Virgil Creel Pascagoula, Miss. Benjamin Crosby Carriere, Miss. Miller Davis Purvis, Miss. Wesley Ray Dawsey Picayune,, Miss. Charles Dearman Poplarville, Miss. Donald G. Dearman Lumberton, Miss. Kenneth Doyle Deere Picayune, Miss. 1 Marlene Egloff Bay St. Louis, Miss. Gerald D. Entrckin Sumrall, Miss. Leslie M. Ferguson Baxterville, Miss. Boris Fisher Honduras, Central America Jack Curtis Ford Picayune, Miss. Edward Fortenberry Hattiesburg, Miss. Mike Harris McNeill, Miss. Kenneth H. Hayman Prentiss, Miss. Reece R. Hefner Kingsport, Tenn. Lita Rea Hodge Poplarville, Miss. Peggy Sue Holt Foxworth, Miss. John Wesley Houser Los Angeles, Calif. Harold Glen Fortenberry Hub, Miss. Wiley Frierson Picayune, Miss. Robert M. Furey Picayune, Miss. Betty Jean Glidwell Carriere, Miss. Henry Albert Howard Poplarville, Miss. Zelleigh Howze Slidell, La. J C. James New Orleans, La. Wynona Hunt Jenkins Poplarville, Miss. Rene Gonzalez Armuelles, Panama Virginia Kay Hankins Baxterville, Miss. Cecil Johnson Baxterville, Miss. Carrol Ray Jones Picayune, Miss. ( A] R. L. Keith Purvis, Miss. Robert Charles King Sumrall, Miss. Janella Ruth Kirkland Poplarville, Miss. Mrs. Juanita Kirkland Poplarville, Miss. Kerry Kittrell Baxterville, Miss. Linda Ruth Lazenby Lumberton, Miss. Ina K. Ledingham Lumberton, Miss. Alfred Wheat Lee Kokomo, Miss. Elroy Vonceil Lee Picayune, Miss. Ezell Gullion Lee Picayune, Miss. Noma Faye Lee Carriere, Miss. Audler Lott Sumrall, Miss. Hartwell Lott Sumrall, Miss. Joan S. Lott McNeill, Miss. Luther W. Lott Picayune, Miss. William Clyde Lott Sumrall, Miss. Barbara Ann McArthur Logtown, Miss. Ray Douglas McClinton Poplarville, Miss. Holland McDade Lumberton, Miss. Gary McDonald Columbia, Miss. Gene Mcintosh Theodore, Ala. John E. Mclver Poplarville, Miss. Jack McLoed Florala, Ala. Jerry L. McMurray Sandy Hook, Miss. 3 it V ' Mildred R. Malley Poplarville, Miss. Juanita Megehee Picayune, Miss. Nettie B. Melvin McNeill, Miss. Robert C. Miller Bay St. Louis, Miss. Robert L. Miller Prentiss, Miss. Donald P. Nicaise Kiln, Miss. Randolph W. Nicaise Kiln, Miss. Bobby Leo Nolen Columbia, Miss. James Calvin Odom Picayune, Miss. Billy W. Pigott Picayune, Miss. Harry Pittman Foxworth, Miss. Kay Elizabeth Polk Prentiss, Miss. Nira Edward Polk Prentiss, Miss. Richard Pope Columbia, Miss. Thomas Prichett Poplarville, Miss. Howell H. Purvis Purvis, Miss. Jayne Ann Reyer Picayune, Miss. Willis E. Reeves Columbia, Miss. Billie J. Reynolds New Augusta, Miss. Doye P. Robbins Columbia, Miss. Kenneth W. Robbins Columbia, Miss. Margaret Jean Rouse Poplarville, Miss. Carol Ruddick Bogalusa, La. Frances Dee Rutledge Lumberton, Miss. I t.. •  Charles Saucier Poplarville, Miss. Donald H. Saucier Hattiesburg, Miss. Martha Lynn Scott Carriere, Miss. Harvey Seligman Brooklyn, New York Lawrence Shepherd Columbia, Miss. James F. Shill Lumberton, Miss. Eunice Marie Smith Hattiesburg, Miss. Jerry Ann Smith Poplarville, Miss. Joyce M. Smith Picayune, Miss. Johnny W. Dobson Baxterville, Miss. Thelma Louise Smith Poplarville, Miss. Virginia Smith Poplarville, Miss. Roland A. Soldinie Waveland, Miss. Barney O. Spence Carriere, Miss. Bobbie H. Stanford Poplarville, Miss. Hiram Stanford Poplarville, Miss. John L. Starkey Picayune, Miss. James Hershel Stewart Poplarville, Miss. Dale Stockstill Picayune, Miss. Edith Stockstill Picayune, Miss. Nelson Stogner Sandy Hook, Miss. Donald C. Strahan Logtown, Miss. Billy W. Swilley Poplarville, Miss. Betty Sue Tagert Columbia, Miss. 1 Joe Davis Thomas Sandy Hook, Miss. Walter Huey Thompson Sumrall, Miss. Robert Ben Wesley Poplarville, Miss. W. Jerry Wesley Columbia, Miss. Johnny L. Thornhill Foxworth, Miss. Joseph L. Thrash Picayune, Miss. Shirley Mae Tisdale Picayune, Miss. Albert Ray Tolar Columbia, Miss. Betty Lou Wheat Poplarville, Miss. Shirley Whiddon Purvis, Miss. Cary M. Williams Picayune, Miss: Jimmy Williams Picayune, Miss. Billie Lois Tynes Poplarville, Miss. George D. Walker Poplarville, Miss. Judith Ann Williamson Columbia, Miss. Ena Zepeda Honduras, Central America Students Not Pictured Jerry Lee Bond James Prentiss Burns Charlotte Capdepon Henry Paul Capdepon John Paul Cowart Presley F. Davenport James Auburn Davis Henry Allen Dobson Roland J. Dubuisson Johnny C. Dunaway Carl R. Garcia Patty Jane Gates Odis Clinton Graham Lois Virginia Hayes Bill Wayne Housley Perry Williams Oreh C. Smith Charles Ralph Isaac Jimmy J. Jackson Paul Davis Jones William S. Kellar, J James W. Kennedy Elvin Ed Kirkland Patsy Nell Lillis Jerry Lee Little Jo S. Lott Douglas Mullins Thomas G. Mungall Jerry G. Nobles Otis Earl Sanford Betty Lou Smith George T. Thompson Hershell H. Varnado John W. Chandler 0° 5c A Bobby Lynn Adcock Joan Amacker Basketball 3; F.F. A. Maid 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Tungland Ballerinas 4; Who ' s Who 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2. Mary Anne Amacker Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who 2; Y-Teens 1, 2. Rose Virginia Amacker Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Who ' s Who 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens, 1, 2. Virginia Ball Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; C-Letter Club 2, 3; Debate Club 3; Library Club 3; 4-H Club 1, 2; Press Club 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Track 3; Who ' s Who 3. George W. Bilbo Band 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 3; 4-H Club 1, 2. Virgil Burge Football 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Who ' s Who 4; Choral Club 1, 2; P Club 4. Mike Carpenter Football 3, 4; F.F. A. 3; P Club 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who 1, 2, 3; Choral Club 1, 2; Class Play 2, 3. Ann Pierce Carver Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Who ' s Who 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, Vice-Presi- dent 1, President 2, 4. Jean Aubrey Dearman Basketball 3, 4; F.F. A. 3, 4- Football 1, 2, 3, 4; P Club 4. Zada Louise Dearman Class Play 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Who ' s Who 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. Charles Ray Hammond Baseball 3; F.F. A. 3, 4. Jimmy C. Harris Class Officer 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; F F A 3 4 4-H Club ' 2, ' Officer David Richard Lee Class Play 2; Baseball 3; I. F. A. 3; 4-H Club 1, 2, Officer 3. Gary Larue Hathorn Football 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2; Choral Club 2; Class Play 3; P Letter Club 4; 4-H Club 4. Barbara Faye Leggett Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. Irma Lee Howard Glee Club 1. Jovce Faye Lomax Basketball 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2. Garland Duane Humphrey Band 1; F. F. A. 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3. Vivien Brame Lutz Basketball 1, 2; Class Officer 1, 3, 4; Debate Team 3; Wildcat Staff, Associate Editor 4; Who ' s Who 1, 3, 4; P. H. S. Cheer- leader 1; Dixie Drawl Staff 3, Associate Editor 4; P. R. C. Cheerleader 4 : Class Play 2, 3; Y-Teens 3, Officer 4; Majorette 2, 3. William W. James, Jr. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; B Club 1, 2, 3; Wesley Foundation 4; Student Foundation 4; May Festival 1, 2, 3; Student Prints Staff 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Track 1. 3; Band 1, 2, 3. Donald McBryde F. F.A. 1, 2, Officer 3; Glee Club 4; Football 3, P Club 4; Dixie Drawl Staff 4; Who ' s Who 1, 2. Jimmie Lou Jordan Glee Club Lj Y-Teens 1; 4-H Club 1. Miriam McClendon Basketball 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. Gary McClendon Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Who ' s Who 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; F. F.A. 3; Band 1, 2. Billy McWilliams Who ' s Who 1, 2; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 3, 4; Officer 2; Choral Club 1, 2; P. R. C. Cheerleader 4; 4-H District Winner 4. Betty Jo Miller Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; P. H. S. Cheerleader 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Who ' s Who 1; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Wildcat Staff 4; Dixie Drawl Staff 4; Tung Bowl Maid 3; Class Officer 1, 2. Mary Ann Mitchell Band 1, 2, 3, Officer 4- Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Wildcat Staff 4; Who ' s Who 1, 2; B. S. U. Executive Coun- cil 4. Lester Peters Who ' s Who 1; F. F. A. 3; Choral Club 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2. Henry Pierce Baseball 2, 3; C Letter Club 3; Library Club 3; F.F.A. 1; Homeroom Officer 1. Vera Elizabeth Polk r Vernon Polk Ralph Patrick Riley Football 1, 2, 3; P. R. C. 4. Betty Jean Rouse Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Who ' s Who 2, 3; 4-H Club 1, 2; Beauty 4. am Billy Hugh Rowell Baseball 3; F.F.A. 3. Paul Ray Sanford Football 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; P Club 4; Boys ' State 3; Who ' s Who 1, 2, 3, 4. Ray Sinquefield Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Boys ' State 3; Who ' s Who 1, 2, 4; F. F. A. 3; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Club 1, 2; Class Play 2; P Club 4. Roy Sinquefield Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2; Boys ' State 3; Who ' s Who 1, 2, 4; F.F.A. 3; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Choral Club 1, 2; Class Play 3; P Club 4. Glenda Tynes Basketball 1, 2, 3; Wildcat Staff 4; Who ' s Who 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 3, 4; Beauty 4; For- estry Queen 4; P. R. C. Majorette 2, 3; P. H. S. Cheerleader 1. Doyle Tynes Basketball 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2; F. F. A. 3, 4; Class Play, 3. James Lonnie Smith Class Officer 3, 4; Class Play 3; Dixie Drawl Staff 4; Who ' s Who 1, 2; F.F.A. 3. Mavis Smith Basketball 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Charles Ray Wheat Football 2, 3, 4; P Club 4; F.F.A. 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2. Richard Leverett White Adalynn Dale Thigpen Glee Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; P. H. S. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who 2, 3; Class Officer 2, 4; Wildcat Staff 4. Peggy Ann Willoughby Basketball 2, 3, 4; P. H. S. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Who ' s Who 1, 2; Class Play 2, 3; Beauty 4. ■ PICTURES NOT SHOWN Bobby Davis Leonard Ladner Virgil Ray East Billie Joy Amacker t 1 ( Jacqueline Amacker Herbert Dale Bass Ml ft ' ■ Hueylene Amacker James Larry Amacker Jimmy Leroy Bassett Donald Burge Op Bill James Davis Patsy Ford Claudette Fornea Jtij 1 ! 1 Jerry Amacker Francisco Franco Harry Shivers Garrett Joan Ward Gilpin Laura Nan Howard Marvin Clyde Gordon Richard Gerald Gordon Elbert McNeese Marvin Harrison Hall Ethel Lucille McNeese Atha Lea Hodge Sybil Magness Mary Jane Seal Clayton Embree George Newton James Ellis Martha Jo Shill Smith Smith Smith Pictures not available: Grace Gwendolyn Hosey Donald Estus Morris David Roderick Patrick Emmette White Sign Painting D. R. Spiers Cowan, Jessie Earl Holston, Odis Kennedy, Larvie Dee Phelps, Jesse F. Auto Mechanics R. J. Wheat — Instructor Anderson, Billy Amacker, Louis Breland, Clyde Preston Cooper, Chester W. Davis, Ellis C. Fleming, Oswald Jenkins, Caludie E. Jones, Roy Kirkland, Elvin E. Ladner, Clyde E. Lee, Harold Lee, Melton E. O ' Quinn, James Ray Powell, Billy Rayburn, Arthur Saucier, Charles F. Smith, Arthur Guy Sones, Hermon Spiers, Larry D. Tims, Hermon Lewis Warden, Arthur W. Weems, Derwood A. Wells, Charles E. Refrigeration T. F. Crawley — Instructor Alsobrooks, Ollie Gordon, Jr. Baker, John James Beal, Hershel Howell Burks, Melburn L. Copling, John William Davis, Joe Dan Dillard, James Donald Filligame, John Lamar Jarrell, William Charles Johnson, Wilton Monroe Kellar, Thomas C. Kennedy, Roy L. Kennedy, Smith W. Ladner, Deles Edwin Ladner, Harris Alexander McCraney, Elton Odell Mitchell, Ted Louis Odom, Ned Reid, John L. Risher, Oscar B. Shill, William B. Stanford, Leland D. Stewart, J. D. Stockstill, Leo Tate, Maurice Elton Cabinet Making T. G. Stringfellow and Ray Alexander, Charles Alexander, Oree Bass, Seaborn J. Baughman, Marvin Bolin, Wiley Glenn Bond, Willard W. Bounds, Dempsey D., Jr. Brewer, James R. Burge, Willie G. Douglas, Samuel L. Guess, Jesse M. Hyatt, Edward E. Jenkins, T. J. Jordon, Robert ■ Kirkland, Cary B. Lambert, Elton Lee, Hermon Lewis, Sam Jones McClendon, T. G. McGehee, Antonie Mitchell, Charles F. Mitchell, Otho Moak, Murle Ardis Morris, Lonnis E. Odom, Edward E. Owens, Artis Loury Owens, Preston T. Rawls, Edgar Hollis Rester, Charles Ray Reyer, Joe E. Russell, James Zeno Smith, Haskell Smith, Joseph C. Winstead, James D. Wallis Commercial Art D. R. Spiers — Instructor Adcox, Gerald W. Adcox, Hugh E. Baker, Mason McDaniel Baker, Merrill S. Billings, Dale Hartley, Claude N. McCaskell, Norman E. Smith, Eleweylin D., Jr. Spiers, Fornea Cosn eTo1o Accelerated Business Course HOMECOMING I ■■■■ qu££N Bobbie Lou — — — — — — MMMMMI ) O S WILDCATS Rene Gonzalez Carolyn Stewart Vivien Lutz Dolores Thomas Billy McWilliams C HEERIEADERS •HORNfTS Ann Pierce Peggy Willoughby Betty Jo Miller Joan Gilpin Dale Thigpen, Miriam Moody MAVIS FARMER Best Girl Personality MARLENE EGLOFF Most Beautiful Girl JIMMY PRICE Best Boy Personality Best Dressed Boy BILLY NICAISE Most Handsome Boy SARA STUART Wittiest Girl PAUL SANFORD Most Handsome Boy Best Dressed Boy MARVIN GORDON Best All Around Boy BETTY JEAN ROUSE Most Beautiful Girl ANN CARVER Best Dressed Girl VIVIEN LUTZ Best Girl Personality BUDDY HALL Best Boy Personality RAY AND ROY SINQUEFIELD Best Boy Athletes ROSE AMACKER Best Girl Athlete RR.C. CAMPUS BEAUTIES CAROLYN STEWART CAROL RUDDICK PEGGY HOLT RH.S. CAMPUS BEAUTIES NINA SMITH Editor . Carilynn Crosen Associate ' Editors Vivien Lutz and Nelly Don Robbins Sponsor Mrs. T P. Fornea Photographer Mr. W. G. McDonald Photographer ' s Assistants . . Jimmy Bishop and Robert Miller Art Editors . • Mr - Art Higmon and Bobby Clapp Business Managers Myra Sones and Joan Gilpin Snapshots Pat Winborn, Marie Smith, Claudette Fornea, Wynona Jenkins, Kay Hankins Advertising Agents Betty Jo Miller, Glenda Tynes Bet- ty Smith, Betty Hancock, Shelton Ball, Richard Pope, Carle Cooper, Lawrence Strahan, Presley Daven- port, Glenn Fortenberry Feature Editor Kent Robbins Sports Editors .... Bobby Clapp, Betty Miller Typists ......... Mary Ann Mitchell, Dale Thigpen, Betty Lou Courtney, Claudette Fornea, Betty Jo Miller THE DIXIE DRAWL VOLUME 16 OFFICIAL STUDENT PAPER OF PEARL RIVER COLLEGE AND AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL, JANUARY 19, 1954 No. 5 The Wildcat GROWL Marie Smith Council Announces Who ' s Who Contest Winners About twelve junior college stu- dents have begun research work on this year ' s college debate topic in preparation for the Mississippi junior College Forensic Tourna ment to be held at Clarke Mem onal Junior College, Newton, Mis sissippi, on February 18-19. The topic this year is Resolved That the United States shouli adopt a policy of free trade. Among those already working in preparation for the tournamcn are Martin Travis Smith, Davu Smith, Kent Robbins, Warren Lei Seals, Carilyn Crosen, Ruth Lazen by, Jerry Wesley, Kenneth Deere Jerry McMurray, John Baggett. This year in addition to debate: the tournament will consist of con- tests in oratory, extemporaneou. 1 speaking, oral interpretation, anc after-dinner speaking. Anybody who is interested in taking part in any of these types of speech may contact any one ol the group named above. Marlene Egloff ' s picture was a front page feature in The Echo , Bay St. Louis local newspaper last week. She was chosen most beau- tiful girl at P.R.C. Our bookstore and snack bar has a new name, Cat ' s Corner, and our newspaper has been renamed, The Dixie Drawl . There will be a meeting of the Cadet Staff Monday afternoon, 3:15, in the Cadet office, which is in the High School Building. All nmfa n are urged to attend. Plans will be made for the next Issue of Th« Cade!. More snapshots are needed for the snapshot pages in the Annual. It you have some group snapshots or Individual snaps please turn them in by Friday. New Years resolutions have been made and broken, maybe we ' d better declare another New Year ' s day for Daisy and Mona. Miss Coleman ' s typing class de- serves honorable mention in the Who ' s Who election for helping to type and mimegraph the ballots. Many congratulations to the winners of the Who ' s Who and Campus Beauties Contest. It took long enough to decide who they were to be. Martin Travis has done a very good Job of these elections and the paper staff wishes to thank him for his co- operation. We will be glad to have Mr. Higmon as faculty advisor for The Cadet next semester. Miss McSwain will devote her time to the debate team. We wonder how Pat MeNcesc Is getting along after her appendix operation this week? We hope she is doing well and will soon be back with us again. The YWA Christmas party was held December 15 In the dining hall. The group sang Christmas carols and Betty Ruth Smith led the devotional The group ex- changed gifts and Mrs Miller, YWA counselor, served the grr up chicken salad sandwiches, pecan pic and cokes. HUP NOW! MAICM ftlMIS i Three Place High On Honor Roll List Only ten students in the whole school won pl acces on the All-A honor roll as compared with January Declared March Of Dimes Month: P.R.C. Classes Organize, Contribute $100 (an xlilorUl) The month of January has been set aside by Governor Hugh White as March of Dimes Month in Misssisippi. Wed- nesday, January 14, was the beginning of this campaign in our own school. Each class has set its goal, and together these quotas have made up the goal of $100 for P R C Campus Beauties Are Chosen Nellie Don Robbins and Bill Mit- chell have been elected to -reign over our campus as Mr and Miss PRC. After Joan Gilpin and 1 ' irgle Burge won the top honors in we high school, as Mr and Miss H. S. in an election sponsored r the student council and the an- lal staff. Four ballots were necessary be- re the final results of the elec- n could be announced Much terest was shown in the Who ' s ho Contest, and the number of •tes in this election was an in- ease over the number in the St. Along with the last Who ' s Who noff was held an election for e selection of six campus beau- ' s. The winners of the six top ots were as follows: Marlene Uoff, Betty Lou Courtney. Caro- i Stewart. Bobbie Lou Baggett, toI Ruddick, and Peggy Sue ■It in the college. In the high lool the top srX were: Alice Faye ute, Nina Smith, Glenda Tyne , ggy WiUoughby. Patsy Ford and tty Jean Rouse. The campus lutles contest was sponsored by ' Student Council for the An- al SUff. EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOH SPORTS EDITOR ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR- CIRCULATION MANAGER PICTURE EDITOR FEATUHS WRITERS Crosby, Dearman, larville; Picayune; Baxter, Kenneth I Wynona 1 land, Jar Ledlnghar berton; L bia; McD Lumbcrto Picayune; Prentiss; Columbia; Poplarvill Carriere; Poplarvill ry; Coum Poparville Ann, Colu Sophom Poplarvill ' Carriere; i Lumbertoi Poplarvilh Alcn, San Charles. P ty Ann Catherine, Mrs. Al Ljumpkin, AlmVnd Garry, Car- riere; McNeese, Patsyc N., Bass- field, Mitchell, Bill. Poplarville; Schncxnaydex, Thomas Florent, New Orleans; Seal, Edna Lois, Poplarville; Skipper, Dar|a Vaughn, Poplarville; Smith, Mat- tie Lou, Poplarville; Soncs, Myra Elan, Carriere; Stewart, Carolyn Joy, Picayune; Wilkinson, Jack, Picayune. High school Juniors: Gordon, Marvin Clyde, Poplarville; Mar- shall, Jane Elizabeth, Poplarville; Rushing, Rila, Poplarville; Smith, George Newton, Poplarville; White, Alice Fay. Poparville. High school seniors: Burge, Vrrgil Ray; Hothorn, Gary L.; Lull, Vivien Brame; McBrlde. Donald M., McClcndon, Miriam: Miller. Betty Jo. Plcrcee. Jane An- nicc; Rowcll, Billy Hugh; San- ford, Paul Ray; Smith, James Lonnlc; Tynes, Glenda Lee; While, I Richard Lcvctitl; WiUoughby. MARIE SMITH VIVIKN LUTZ BOBBY CLAPP BETTY COURTNEY JERROL-EYNE BROOKE . — —GLENN BEARD MARTIN SMITH, MYRA SONES, MARIE SMITH, VIVIEN LUTZ, BOBBY CLAPP, JIMMY 30NZ0, DON MCBRYDE, SAM GREER, AND THOMAS SCHNSXNAYDER ADVERTISING MANAGER BILL MITCHELL PHOTOGRAPHER MR. MCDONALD FACULTY ADVISORS MISS EUNICE MCSWAIN AND A. J. HIGMON REPORTERS BETTY MILLER, JOAN GTLPIN, GARY MCCLENDON, ALBERT PRINZE, RRNE GONZALEZ, CAROLYN THOMAS, CARTLYN CHOSEN, IR ASE MCCARDL2, DALE THIGPEN, JAMES LONNIE SMITH, CLADDETTE PORNEA, AND PAT WINBOHN TYPIST JEAN ROUSE the Who ' Who Contest re- aff and the Student Council. ;ed underneath. _ Joan Gilpin _ Virgle Burg lyn Jo Clark rvin Gordon an Gilpin Faye White ly McNefcse Vivien Lull Buddy Hall Betty Jean Rouse Paul Sanford Zada Lou Dearman ack Trigg Virgle East. Joan Gilpin Marvin Gordon Ann Pierce ivien Lutr Roy Sinquefield atsy Ford Rose Amacker Ray and Roy Sinquerfield Paul Sanford fleers chosen were: Vice-Presi- dent. Bobby Cokcr; Secretary and Treasurer. Mona Fac Bullock; and Public Relations Manager, Maurice Regan. Regular meetings will be held on Wednesday nights immediately af- ter supper In the Science Hall. Next meeting will be January 27. Science Club members are: Charles Creel, Kent Robbins, Lynn Cook, James Wigglngton, Bobby Cokcr, Myra Soncs, Mona Fae Bul- lock, Warren Lee Seal. Bobby Clapp. Edith Stockstlll, Darla V. Skipper. Nellie Don Robbins, Jcanettc Mcitiler, Otha Carven, Maurice Regan, Floyd Furr. Patsyc McNeese, Dale Stockstlll, Ed For- tenberry, Robert Ben Wesley, Harris Baxter, Jimmy Price, Bud- It can be worked out so that the dy Shepherd, Carolyn Crosen, Bil- ly Wilkinson, Thomas Mungall, Carolyn Stewart, Richard Hob- good, Robert Koch, Sue Bailey, Wynona Jenkins, Mr J. A. Grant Miss P. R. C. Mr P. R. C Betty Lou Courtney Martin Travis Smith Best Girl Personality Best Boy Personality Nelly Don Robbins John David Broome Most Beautiful Girl Most Handsome Boy Best All Around Girl ] Best All Around Boy Best Dressed Girl Best Dressed Boy Bobbie Lou Baggett Nelly Don Robbins Bill Mitchell Mavis Farmer Jimmy Price _ Marlene Egloff Nelly Don Robbins Bill Mitchell Billy Nicalac Betty Lou Courtney Wittiest Girl Wittiest Boy Best Girl Athlete Nelly Don Robbins Gene Mcintosh Richard Young Carol Ruddick Jimmy Price Sara Stuart . Monty Clarke Betty Lou Courtney President, Martin Smith; Vice-President, Hobson Toney; Secretary and Treasurer, Carilynn Crosen; Shelton Ball, Alfred Lee, Bobby Clapp, Jerry MacMurray, Buddy Shephard, Monty Clark, Forest Ball, Gary McDonald, Daisy Calhoun, Carolyn Jo Clark, Nina Smith, Jane Reyer, Sarah Stewart, Virginia Ball. Sponsors — Rev. Sells and President John D;.vid Broome; Secretary, Delores Thomas; Treasurer, James Lonme Smith; B. S.U. Secretary, Harold Gully Sponsors, Miss Lulu Webb and Rev. Clyde Gordon; Dervin Seal, Mary Ann Mitchell, Mavis Farmer, Sue Bailey, Joyce Clinton, Gary McLendon, Charles Hamond, Robert Rogers, Bill Mitchell, Glenn Beard, Ruth Lazenby, Catherine Leggett. liEWMAN CM President Thomas Schnexnayder; Vice-President, Gasper Abene; Secretary-Treasurer, Margaret Beyer; Reporter, Betty Tagert; Members, Hubert Byrd, John Houser, Marlene Egloff, Rene Gon- zalez, Jack Ford, Billy Nicaise, Charles McKee, A. J. Cuevas, Ben Benvenutti, Barbara Mc- Arthur, Roland Soldini, Boris Fisher, Robert Miller, Ena Acosta, Gloria Uribe, Patsye McNeese, Victor Varon; Sponsors, Dr. Emile Bertucci and Joseph Ello. President Ann Carver Vice-President Jane Marshall Secretary Dale Thigpen Treasurer Peggy Willoughby Reporter Vivien Lutz Memberi, Carolyn Clark, Nina Smith, Laura Howard, Martha Smith, Zada Dearman, Glenda Tynes, Nancy Young, Joan Gilpin, Sybil Magness, Rita Rushing. Y.W.A: President Joyce Clinton: Vice-President, Holland McDade; Secretary-Treasurer, Jeanette Meitzler; Sponsor, Mrs. Ruby Miller; Members, Carol Scott, Pinky Smith, Patsy Smith, Betty Burge, Anna Wise, Irease McCardle Carilyn Crosen, Nelly Robbins, Patsy Liliis, Pat Courtney, Betty Courtney, Mavis Farmer Peggy Cone, Juanita Megehee, Ruth Lazenby, Edith Stockstill. Betty Smith, Marie Smith, Irma Barrett, Mattie Smith, Kay Hankins, Martha Scott, Lvnn Cook, and Patsy Cabinias Martin Smith, Myra Sones, Ruth Lazenby, Jerry McMurray, Lynn Cook, Donald Dearman, Jerry Wesley, Kent Robbins, Judith Ann Williamson, John Baggett, Margaret Beyer. Insert: Miss Eunice McSwain, Sponsor. Charlie Byrd, Marlene Egloff, Kay Polk, Bobbie Baggett, Bobbie Stanford, Dolores Thomas, Secretary; Annette White, Berlon Lee, Pat Courtney, Jerroleyne Broom, Betty Smith, Carol Scott, Carle Cooper. Vice- President; Miss Coleman, Sponsor; Lita Hodge, Billie Tynes, Mildred Malley, Jerry Smith, Neveline Burge, Holland McDade, Treasurer; Joyce Clinton, Charles Saucier, Mrs. Holden, Sponsor; Ruth Kirkland, Cynthia Bolin, Margaret Beyer, Lavel Miller, Emitt Foxworth, H. E. Johnson, John Alexander, Kenneth Hayman Nira Polk, Reporter; Jerry McMurray, Boris Fisher. Not pictured: Paul Seal, Winston Moree, Jimmy Kennedy, Mrs. Juanita Kirkland, Jimmy Williams, Robert Amacker, Edna Seals, Hubert Byrd, Peggy Cone, Louise Anderson, Zeleigh Howze, Thomas Seal, Betty Hancock, President; Patsy Carter, Joe Holliman, Mr. Anderson, Sponsor; Byrone Buckley, Gilbert Lomax. ( • ' : ■ , : ■ L. Shepherd President R. Coker Vice-President ■ M. Bullock Secretary M. Regan Public Relatinr C. Creel N. Robbins J. Meitzler O. Craven F. Furr E. Fortenberry H. Baxter J. Price H. Purvis R. Hobgood C. Stewart C. Crosen W. Jenkins L. Benvenutti D- Saucier SCiewce club Harry Garrett, Russell Sinquefield, Edwin Bass, Marvin Gordon, Secretary; Buddy Hall, Treasurer; George Smith, Clayton Schill, Wayne Mitchell, Richard Gordon, Doyle Tynes, Jerry Amacker, Charles Longino, David Patrick, Larry Amacker. J. S. Jackson, Jean Dearman, Reporter; Emmett White, Jimmy Harris, Mr. John Taylor, Sponsor; Toxie Smith, Don Burge, Ben Smith, James Smith, Charles Hammond, Paul Stew- art, Prentiss Gardner, Leonard Stanford, Joe Beech, Eddy Will Burge E. L. Lee, Larry Rester, Virgil Burge, President; Duane Humphrey, Elbert McNeese, Archie Wheat, James Stewart, W. T. Amacker, John Lewis, Ray Leggett, James Herndon, Tommy Holden, Johnny Hall, Bobby Lee, James Rester, Harry Stout, Leroy Bassett, Welton Baughman, Rudy Thomas, Jerry Swenson, John Holiday and Lawrence Holliday. floME £c. Club Barbara McArthur, Lynn Cook, Mattie Lou Smith, Pinky Smith, Peggy Holt, Nelly Don Robbins, President; Carilynn Crosen, Miss Berry. Sponsor; Irma Jean Barrett, Mona Faye Bullock. Edith Stockstill. Wynona Jenkins, Catherine Leggett, Sue Bailey. Betty Davis, Pal Winborn, Mavis Farmer, Jane Reyer, Edna Seal. Betty Rouse, Myra Sones, Mona Bullock, Miriam McLenaon, Nelly Robbins, Barbara Leggett, Mary Mitchell, Jo Lott, Miss Batson, Kay Polk, Dolores Thomas, Shirley Tisdale, Carolyn Thomas, Catherine Leggett, Kay Hankins, Joy Dunn, Elsie Bond, Cari- lynn Crosen, Betty Courtney, Lynn Cook, Hugh Cole, Nevillene Burge, Mary Amacker, Brenda Assenheimer, Margaret Beyer, Mildred Malley, Claudette Fornea, Lita Hodge, Juanita Megehee, Billie Tynes, Joyce Clin- ton, Judith Anne Williamson, Gene Mcintosh, Bill Mitchell, James Carraway, Billy James, Jerry Wesley, Don McBride, Glen Fortenberry, Glenn Beard, Kent Robbins, Buddy Shepherd, John Broom, Hobson Toney, Robert Rogers, Burlon Lee, Curtis Hall. CFrom Left to Right) Marching Band First Row: Kay Polk, Head Majorette; Pat Weir, Peggy Poole, Charlotte Lott, Mr. Joseph G. Ello, Martin Smith, Benny White, Robert Pertuit, Suzanne Smith, Robert Rogers. Second Row: Myra Sones, Buddy Shepherd, Charles Amacker, Kenneth Hall, Joe Rowell. Third Row: Carilyn Crosen, Robert Coker, Ella Quinn, Roy Daughdrill, George Bilbo. Fourth Row: Raymond Philips, Margaret Amacker, Min- nie Greer, Martha McBride, Larry Hatten. Fifth Row: Mary Morrison, Becky Stringfellow, Hilda Cochran, Virginia Kirkland, Joe Rowell. The Ripplettes: Ruth Smith, Char- lotte Lott, Zelleigh Howze, Pat Weir, Charlotte Smith. (From Left to Right Tung Land Ballerinas Myra Sones, Jo Ann Lee, Suzanne Smith, .Marion Love, Ann Hart, Betty Lou Courtney, Holland McDade, Gloria June Young, Jo Ann Amacker, Gwen Jenkins, Jo Ann Rouse, Barbara James, and Madclyn Sinclair. Not shown: Donna Holcomb, Diana Stewart, Jeanne Bass, Annelle Stuart, Sarah Ingram. h ■ - ' .$ ' . Concert Band (From Left to Right) First Row; Robert Coker, Charlotte Lott, Raymond Philips, Beatrice Ladner, Myra Sones, Kay Polk, Curtis Hall, Carilyn Crosen, Buddy Shepherd, Howell Purvis. Second Row: Peggy Poole, Ella Quinn, Hilda Cochran, Charles Amacker, Robert Pertuit, George Bilbo, Bobby Lee, Roy Daughdrill, Joe Rowell, Becky Stringfellow. Third Row: Mr. Joseph G. Ello, Betty Davis, Betty Jean Rouse, Larry Hatten, Robert Rogers, Martin Smith, Benny White, Pat Weir. r ONC E R T Mr. Ello The Orchestra Mr. Ello, Bobby Coker, Buddy Shephard, Howell Purvis, Judith Ann Williamson, Lynus Lott, Martin Smith, Curtis Hall. First Row, Left to Right Bill Mitchell, Charles Dearman, Jack Wilkinson, James Odom, Doug Holcomb, Gasper Abene, Larry Adams, Alton Shell, Jerry Sheffield, Forrest Ball, Pat Riley. Second Row: Ed Massey, Monty Clark, Albert Brooks, Harvey Seligman, Reese Hefner, Maurice Reagan, Fred Garrett, Don Saucier, Richard Young, R. J. Penton, Bob Underwood, Gary McDonald. Third Row: Billy James, Burlin Armstrong, R. O. Carver, Billy Nicaise, Jimmie Price, Charles Isaac, Ray Tolar, John Houser, Jack Trigg, Henry Capdepon, H. E. Johnson, Bobby Nolan. Captains — Doug Holcomb and Richard Young I Mgr. Ed Reeves Mgr. John David Broome Doug — Guard Richard — Back LITTLE ALL-AMERICAN ALL-STATE SCO-RES K P. R C. 20 Goodman 0 P. R. C. 26 Summit 0 V ' , . P. R. C. 14 Hinds 14 P. R. C. 28 Scooba 7 P. R. C. 34 Senatobia 0 P.R. C. 6 Wesson 0 ' P. R C. 52 Booneville 0 P. R. C. 22 Perkinston 0 y P. R. C. 51 Decatur 13 P. R. C. 41 Ellisville 7 v Night Game Booneville Hinds Kneeling: Audler Lott, Murdale Brackman, Sam Morris, Glen Fortenberry, Joe Thrash; Stand- ing: Billy .lames, Doug Manton, Durwood Speights, Charles Ray Cranford, Alfred Lee and Coach Jack Gallager. Left to right: Carol Scott, Peggy Cone, Betty Lou Courtney, Charlotte Smith, Virginia Ball Barbara McArthur, Kay Hankins, Martha Scott, and Jerry Smith. First Row, left to right: Bill Amacker, Orville Ray Spiers, Toxie Smith, Herbert Morris, Jerry Amacker, Tommy Holden, Larry Rester, Harry Stout, Johnny Hall, Tom Cary Carver, Pat Mor- ris. Second Row: Gary Hawthorn, Gary McClendon, Don McBride, Harry Garrett, Ben Smith, Don Morris, Buddy Hall, George Smith, Paul Sanford, Billy Tremble, Charles Ray Wheat. Third Row: Jack Miller, Mgr.; Gene Dearman, Dale Bass, Clayton Schill, Mike Carpenter, Roy Sin- quefield, Ray Sinquefield, Russell Sinquefield, Edwin Bass, Marvin Gordon, Virgil Burge, Gar- land Stanford, Mgr.; Lewis Murray, Coach. TUNG BOWL TROPHY NIGHT GAME £ii$Jtos KETBAUs ■HORNETS f% 4T5 j TtM W 3 T4! First Row: Coach Murray, Richard Gordon, John Holliday, Prentiss Gardner, Bill Amacker, Herbert Morris. Second Row: Orville Ray Spiers, Doyle Tynes, Ray Sinquefield, Roy Sinquefield, Jean Dearman, Marvin Gordon. ■HORNETTES First Row: Alice Howard, Emelda McNeese. Mynna Boock, Jacquelyn Amacker, Shirley Davis, Laura Nan Howard. Second Row: Mr. Williams, Minnie Greer, Atha Lea Hodge, Joan Gilpin, Virginia Kirkland, Martha Rose Strahan, Jeanette Wheat. SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 3-5, FACULTY ME..TING, BLESS THEM SEPTEMBER 7- 14, FIRST WEEK EI DOHK, V HAT A TIME V.AS HAD BY ALL SEFTEMBER 9. CLASSES BEGIN , DAY OF DOOM 12 , FIRST GAME-WE HONS , GOODMAN AT PICAYUNE. 23.FRESra.rAN DAY, YEA WILDCATS, BEAT HINDS 1 26, HINDS GAME, U-K-BOY! 29, EVERYTHING DJ FULL SWING AND UNDER CONTROL. OCTOBER 15-16, SIX ' . EEKS TESTS, ?-!-•- OCTOBER 23, SNAKE DANCE PEr RALLY, POOR TOWN OCTOBER 2I , HOMECOMZNC — BOONEVILLE , PLANNING PLUS WORK EQUALS SUCCESS NOVE.VBER 17, SADIE .AVTCINS ' .TEEK, V. ' ATCTT OUT BOYS! NOVEJ3ER 25-2-7 .THAMTSGIV INC HOLIDAYS, THAIHC GOODNESS! DECEMBER t-5, BA m ' BAT.L-PEN ACOLA-C rTOLA , NO COWTNT! DFCFfBER 18-JA!TARY It, CHRISTMAS OLIDA , SEARCH ' S GREETINGS JA!!UARY 21-22,°EMErTER EXAMS, TTJ E 0 CRAM. JANUARY 25, REGISTER-SECOND SEMESTER, BAG TO THE SALT VINES! 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