Wingfield High School - Rameur Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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ELECTRONICS AND JETS CLUB-Fin! Row-Mr. Lowe, Cam Pitts, Donny Jones, jerry Mc- Bride, Bobby Clay, Robby Scaife, jonithan Hatcher. Second Row-Mack Mutchler, Steve Cormier, Mathew D1ClCS, Steve Murray, Louis Luby, Gary Knapp. Third Row-Kenny Howell, William Justice, johnny jones, Ralph Willianuson, Ronnie Hartley, Chauncey Dunbar, Wayne Nix, Al Jones. Electronics And jets Spofzror-Mr. Lowe Preridefzt-Steve Murray Viff-P7'6fit?lE7Zf--LOHlS Luby Ser1'eiazr'y-Mathew Dicks Students having a flair for science and an interest in electronics and engineering found encouragement and helpful assistance in Wingfield's jets Club. Guest speakers inspired the club to new goals and fostered interest in various fields of electronics and engineering. Possible occupations were pointed out to the students in many cases influenced lives and careers. Demonstrations and experiments throughout the year furthered interests in these fields.

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First raw-Mike Goldman, Tommy Boswell, Robin Church, Gary Farr, Charles England, Willie Graves. Second row-Tommy Cummins, John Gordy, Wayne Darby, john Cook, Darrell George, Rocky Godbold, Gary Gatewood, Jeff Gilbert, Third row-Michael Ferriss, Phil Harris, David Jackson, Charles Estes, Robert Fry, Larry Davis, Larry Gatewood. Spomof'-Coach Bounds Sponsor-Mr. Turnipseed Preyinlezzl-Charles Estess PI'E.Yiff67Zf+AlVlD Rochelle Vice-prefidezzt-Gerry Gatewood Vice-pmiidefzt-Mike Richard S erre1ffzrygRay Coulter S9fl'Efd7'j'fMlliC Muirhead L if 6 Fim row-Mr. Turnipseed, Duane Roberts, Winston Lott, Robin King, Paul Ledlow, Mike Pen- clawis, Danny Helmintoller. Second row-Mike Pitts, Ricky Rayburn, Danny Lee, Nathan Jarnigan, Phil Hays, Alleh johnson, Lloyd Hutchins, Phillip Ledlow.

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Creative Writing Club Sponsor-Mrs. Sowell Preridemf-Janet Balko Vice-Prefizfenf-Margaret Shoemake Serrez'm'y-Pana Terry Giving students a chance to express themselves by writing, the Creative Writing Club drew the attention of the many pupils interested in this field. Under the direction of Mrs. Sowell, club members benefited greatly from this profitable opportunity. Im- proved writing skills, as well as new techniques, were taught as a basis for better self-expression. Each member agreed that the pen is mightier than the sword and sought to activate the creative instinct which is so much a part of man. This organization was a channel through which an abundance of rough ideas were polished and improved, re- sulting in informative and interesting reading. a fit. CREATIVE Shoemake, Miss Williams. Second Row-Kathy McCool, Carol Nelson, Erin Ellis, Libby French Pam Terry. i WRITING CLUB-Fin! Row-Mlrs Sowell janet Balko Judy West Margaret