Wingfield High School - Rameur Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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,... PQ., V, Fin! row-Lester Cook, Tim House, Bo Janos, Billy Fowler, jimmy jackson, Cliff Gill, james Herrington, Doug Frazier, johnny Gipson. Second row-Cliff Klotz, joe jones, Jimmy Gray, Toby Gatewood, Howard Henderson, Gary Boyles, William Ballard, Steve Leech. Third raw-Dana Dean, Billy Holden, Jody Gallaspy, johnny Hilton, jerry Helms, Alan Flowers, john Holmes, Ray Grubbs, Mike Higdon. Fourllo row-Robert Johnson, Bobby Estes, Tim Anderson, Wayne Husband, Ernie Beasley, Buddy Fowler, Wayne Lyles, Paul Husband, Bob Daniel, Doyle King, Larry jones. Spofzfor-Coach Kilpatrick Prefidezzlh-Lester Cook Vire-prefidefztv-Tim House Secrefary-Bo Janos Spomor-Mr. Berry Prefidefzt-Bill Sprayberry Vice-pfefidefzt-Jimmy Sullivan Ser1'etaz'y-D'avid Wade Fifi! raw--Gary Thomas, Bubba Stricklin, Ronnie Mahon, Mark Power, Steve Rives, James Wil liams. Second row--Bobby Palmer, Benny Roberts, Britt Singletary, Larry Magee, Gary Thrash, Fred Nichols, Donnie Smith. Third Row-Harold Sellers, Mickey Parker, Bill Sprayberry, jimmy Sulli van, David Wade, David McIntosh.

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Gym And Athletics Club Spmzwa'-Coach Turnage Presidem'-jerry Simpson VN?-Pl'6.filJc'7If+LCOI121I'd Roberts Serz'efazi'j'-Tim Burch Composing Wingfield's Athletic Club were boys lettering in a major sport. The itiner- ary for the year included films and reports on major athletics which concerned each mem- ber, The club helped to develop each boy's skill and spirited competition. Through this organization Wingfield's athletic program, which composed a major part of student life, was greatly strengthened. The Boys' Gym Club was organized for boys who were interested in gymnastics. Club activities were centered around various forms of tumbling and gymnastic skills. Team sports were also encouraged to develop ability. fb A ... Front row-Ronnie Guynes, joe Fortenberry, David Rodgers, Steve Janos, Dennis Kelly, Rudy Brooks. Serum! row-Keith Polk, Evan Noblin, Maxie Mabry, Larry King, Mike Thompson, Tim Burch, jimmy Renfroe.

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unior Classical League Comprised of all first, second, and third year Latin classes, the Junior Classical League delved further into Roman customs and culture. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Suttle, the club conducted several interesting and entertaining functions. Be- ginning the year was the traditional Slave Auction, in which first year students were sold as slaves to all other new members of the JCL. The formal initiation took place in January for all members. Other activities included a pizza party and the State Con- vention, which was held at Mississippi College in March. The year was successfully con- cluded bythe National Convention in Phoenix, Arizona. JCL SENATE: JCL FIRST PERIOD: P7'6.fide7Zf-SICVS Murray Preridezz!-Bobby Estes Vice-preridefzt-Dub Smith Vive-prefidefzt-Tim Anderson S9CI'6fdl'J'-DCDDIC Britt Sec1'em1'y-Marion Purvis JCL FOURTH PERIOD: PZ'6J'i6Zl67Zl-JSIIY McBride Vice-prerident-Deborah Cost Secrelm'y-Bill Bissell JCL SENATE: .S'efzzedfLinda Pigford, Karen Boswell, Carlotta Broadus, Rtia Sheffield, Steve Murray,.Debbie Britt, Vicki Hartzog, Leslie Heflin, Mrs. Suttle. Smnding-Mr. Polk, Bobby Estes, Dub Smith, David Dreher, Jerry McBride, Mike Sykes, Paul Pigg, Greg Berry.