Wingfield High School - Rameur Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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f-...,,,, to Citizenship Seminar at Harding College: Bobby David Mclntosh, Virginia Kaye Stampley, and Crumpton. to Student Council conventions: William Justice, McBride, and Steve Leech. Buddy Statham, and Ken J ones. to Girls' State and Boys' State: Elaine Miller, Debbie Delegates Carry Falcon pirit to Conventions Delegates to Youth Congress: Jerry McBride, William Justice, Steve Leech, Richard Roper, Judy West, Gary Thrash, and Joe Lott. Delegates to NSPA: Beverly Quinn, Robbie Farr, Greg Berry, .lohnny Jones, Jerry McBride, and Evelyn Stewart. Transfer Students: Mary Barbara Ainsworth, Vicki Evans, Priscilla Mihalic, Deborah Lea, Melissa Kuhn, and Jeb Grace. I39

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DEBATE TEAM: Mrs. Brooks, sponsor, Robert McAdory, Johnny Jones, Joe Lott, Steve Leach, Johnny Leach, Robert Farr, Cary Thrash, Jerry McBride, Richard Roper, and Steve Yates. Debate Team A Speaks Out Carrying the colors of Wingfield in- to the debate arena, the Debate team, sponsored by Mrs. Sue Brooks made an excellent record throughout the state. Attending such heavy competi- tion as the Tornado, Provine, Mag- nolia fat M.S.C.W.j, and Callaway invitational debate tournaments, the team won several trophies and superior awards in speaking and platform events. The debaters worked long hours perfecting speaking techniques and compiling information for the state topic Resolved: that Congress should establish uniform regulations to con- trol criminal investigation procedures. The hard work and determination paid off as the team ended the season with an excellent record. What should I say now, Joe? I38

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JUDGES: Mrs. Alon Bee, Mr. S. L, Buffy Beach, Mrs. Jan Wilson. Beauty Pageant Enchants Audience Many weeks of work and worry preceded the Second Annual Beauty Pageant held by the Ra- meur Staff on January 8. Fifteen girls selected by the Senior Class ap- peared in three different outfits: sportswear, school- wear, and evening wear. Each girl was judged in three categories: poise, suitability of clothing, and beauty. Serving as judges were Mrs. Alon Bee, director of Hinds Hi-Steppers, Mrs. ,lan Nave Wil- son, former Miss Jackson, and Representative Buffy7' Beach. Jim Mack, local radio deejay, acted as Master of Ceremonies. He introduced each contestant, re- lating her hobbies, past honors and present activi- ties in which she participates. While the girls changed attire, the audience was entertained by Lane 'nl Leen, a duet, Norma Goodson, folk singer, and the Herb Lamb Trio, a local jazz group. The height of excitement reached its peak when Most Beautiful and the three beauties were an- nounced. Another pageant overflowing with t.he grace and charm of beauty at its best had come to a climactic conclusion. Miss Carolyn Beck Miss Carolyn Benton 1.5 A276 Q ,.,, gs, Miss Cheryl Morrison 7 Miss Lilly Coulson Miss Cherie Sills Emcee J im Mack