Wingfield High School - Rameur Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Drama Class Under the capable direction of Mrs. Katherine Rankin, Wingfield's young actors and actresses sought perfection. They worked long and hard on plays which were presented to th t d bo r ' e su ent dy throughout the year. With every play, progress could be seen, as the students become more experienced and poised. This progress was achieved with much coaxing, demonstrating, -and demanding from Mrs. Rankin. As her students have con- quered the stage, they are ready to conquer the world. DRAMA ,CLASS-Fin! row-George Tierce, Roy Love. Serond row-Sheila Lewis, Alle D Tb' A '- ' ' ne oty. mi mu Mrs, Rankin, David Dowell, Joe Lott, Teresa Pierce, Sandra Harrison, Angelyn Sloan, Jeverley Cook, Debbie Britt, James Little, David Boone.

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0 l at , -,ff . 66 , ww ,,,, err f a V. 'ffiiwgj yer.: 5. fi ff Tl-IESPIANS CLUB-Debbie Britt, Lou Ann Lumpkin, Angelyn Sloan, Sandra Harrison, Teresa Pierce, George Tierce, jeverley Cook. Thespians Spomor-Mrs. Rankin Preyident-Cookie Goodman Vice-President-George Tierce Secretary-Sandra Harrison To be a Thespian means many things. It means working long after dark on that final scene, painting sets, finding elusive props, making posters, andgreasing faces. It means hard work, but it means fun and the satisfaction that comes froin putting heart and soul into a production and then seeing that work pay off. This Was the Thespians Club at Wingfield this year. Through their combined efforts, the members of the Thespians Club raised money for Wingfield's Student Activity Fund and entertained the student body on numerous occasions.

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HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB Hunting And Fishing Club Largest among the many clubs at Wingfield this year was the Hunting and Fishing Club. Having so many members the club d' , was ivided into three specific groups accord- ing to names. Telling exaggerated tales of p ces was a large part of the club's activities, along with films that explained and demonstrated hunting skills. Gun collectors were allowed to share their possessions with other members, while speakers from the Game and Fish Commission and other organizations presented interesting comments. Hunting and fishi t' ng rips were planned and enjoyed by all who attended. exciting hunting and fishing ex erien Spofzmr-Mr. McCoy Prefidefzl-Kenny Simmons Vice Pferidefzgf-Lloyd Tucker Sew'emf'y-Bobby Trimm -First row-Chuck Slay, Bobby Sessums, jim- Taylor, Larry Sims Jerold Webb. Second row-Mr. McCoy, Bruce Woods, Danny Wootton, Ronnie Terwilliger, Chuck Weinier. Tfvird rowfKirby Williamson, Henry Thornton, Mike Williamson, David Walker, Rusty Scafidel, john Spain. Fourth row-Lloyd Tucker, David Sitton, Billy Williamso johnny Vickers, Tommy Williams, Ke S' ny nny immons, George Watson.