Moorhead Agricultural High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Moorhead, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1937 volume:

ff fr THE RETROSPECT Publlshed by SUNFLOWER JUNIOR COLLEGE and AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL MOORHEAD MISSISSIPPI FOREWORD Memorles of past exents const1tute some of hfe s greatest treasures as the happy occasrons of youth grow dearer when rehved ln later hfe On these pages we have sought to 1mpr1nt a rec ord whrch may later, 1I1 a perxod of med1tat1on, succeed m restormg to us the most pleasant hours of the past, brmgmg w1th them, maybe a smrle or perhaps a tear, but always a sweet remem brance of frxends, assoc1ates, or accompllshments of bygone years , . DEDICATION A faculty and student body alone cannot make an 1nst1tut1on progresslve If educatnonal advancement IS to be made 1n any school the patrons of that school must work and have a slncere deslre for that advancement An Agrl cultural H1gh School establlshed 1n Moorhead 1n 1911 had grown suffic1ently by 1926 to have 1ncorporated w1th lt a un1or College Today th1s Sunflower Junlor College comblned w1th 1tS currlcula has become one of the most progres SIVC 1nst1tut1ons 1n our state Th1S growth was made poss1ble through the mterest a1d and cooperatxon moral as well as financlal of the patrons of our school To these patrons the CIIIZCDS of Sunflower Leflore and Humphrey countles we gratefully dedxcatc th1s volume of the Retrospect Q J ' - 1 new building program and efhcient preparatory . . , . , Y 5 . . , Y , ' ' ll ,Y SCHOOL CLASSES FEATURES ADS CONTENTS X lin WW! W ff -I HUULH BOARD OF TRUSTEES Sun ower County R M Yarbrough Indxanola Presldent A M Applewhxte Moorhead Secretary H Lee Herrlng Rulev1lle W B Catlette Inverness T C Sledge Sunflower H um pbreys Counig E C Sample Belzom G C Rogers LOUISE Mrs J F Slaughter S1lver Cxty Leflore County L S Rogers Greenwood W G Poxndexter Morgan Cxty ff . E.. A: Tanner I, '.'.'. 4 .l ,h '.4.l.A,'. R .l.A.. , .'.G . ,Indianola .4 M, .W ..----.-.-, , K ,- 7.1 -Z, , , v Ex El 1 E 6'1 I' J- Q.. Rss- GCD ,, mp: Y 2 gf-E: 32. 5: E I-W S' EEE-'QL fe-'W f ina!- Ei Bw! 2' lib SYS 9 F E 55 ,Lb ' W CEL 'tr- -r-Sf' ts1-gli 5 ,-EL Y .1-F'-.-I -L S5265 ffiliti eip LE E- ii!! 4' 7 l Q.. W ,J il? E231 pw iid Nil IE I K ez : Ei!!! ' . T f , Q , i 1, YI e : e' f , ' 'J 'I . ' ' 4 ,L '- gt ' - V 'Z 2 .. , - ll ' . 2 1 l A V t Q Q . il!! f . s. - Pa 1 La- i .1 5 . Tp , . :ht -..- ss? . , 'Z iii , - ... EEE FEIS . ' FE 1 ' sms. iiiill, ' ' ' Clic . ' I 'f E EE! .I ' Z' ' .P . 1 'Z ul 411 4-u I 9 s 1.. OUR FACULTY The success of Sunflower umor College IS due largely to the fact that the boys and glrls en rolled here are consxdered not only as students but also as 1nd1v1duals There IS much more to be learned 1n college than that whleh We get from books or absorb 1n the classroom We need edu catlon 1n Moralrty as well as 1n HISIOIY and 1n the SCICDCC of Ethlcs as well as 1n the Scxence of Chemxstry These lessons 1n Eth1cs and Morallty cannot be taught to a class as a Whole but must be taught to each student as an 1nd1v1dual The ab1l1ty of the members to teach these lessons comblned w1th the1r s1ncere wxlhngness to do so make them dear to us not only as teachers but as frxends and advlsers who do thenr best to do what IS best for us l . 1 3 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT In the long processlon of the years many faces of frrends w1ll be forgotten and many of hfe s experxences w1ll fade from memory but the asso clates of school days and the events of your l1fe here wrll remaxn w1th you always They should be your happrest recollectrons Some of these faces and memorres are preserved 1n the pages of th1s book for you and should be deeply graven on your heart Cherxsh these happy days as a prxceless herxtage For almost twenty five years an 1deal of excel lence 1n scholarshxp loyalty 1n school sp1r1t and posltlve Chrlstlan character has been growmg rn thxs school The physlcal plant grows and ex pands admmrstratlons come and go teachers move 1n and out but the essentlal features of sp1r1t work and conduct remam unchanged they are the school made possrble by the con tr1but1ons of each student Do not fall to do your part lf you would look back w1th satlsfac t1on on the days spent here fffwf ffc ff! 14 . . . , 3 , - . . . . . 3 3 , - s 3 3 1 s S , - . . A f Ah 1 1 9 'Qc CARL H EVERETT Dean Chem1stry ALICE M JANNEY Dean of Women Englnsh A DIXON Prmcnpal of Hngh School Educatnon and Agnculture JANIE STENNIS Socxal Scnence A BRASFIELD Zoology and Botany RICHARD EDDY French and Psychology MABEL PENROD Mathematxcs MARY ELIZABETH CASEY Hxgh School Mathematxcs JIM LEE ALLEN English FANNIE OWINGS Home Economxcs l 6 G T MCCLENAHAN Dxrector of Athletncs RAB RODGERS G1rls Basketball Coach Football Coach M E THARP Agrnculture SPENCER MURPHY Languages H E JACOBSON MRS H E JACOBSON Volce and Glee Club H L KING Busxness Manager W R KNIGHT Vocatnonal Agrnculture MELBA SMITH Plano l Il ,Q ' 1 Band Director 7 ii V AGNES HUNTER Regnstrar GEORGIE C HUDGSON Hxstory 'VIRS ELLA CHAMBLEY Llbmrlan MRS MADGE POTTER Assistant Llbrarlan REBECCA MARTIN Hlgh School Englxsh MRS EMMYE KITTRELL Matron Boys Dormxtory MRS OLA KNOX Matron Glrls Dormntory D1CIlCl1H MRS MARY GOLDEN Nurse ANNIE KENNEDAY Expresslon 1 5 il SIGNS!-N SBP!-I 0910325 -If? IQIIIQEIEFIEEI I-'I- 5' SOPHOMORES L ROBERT ROYCE Pres1dent :f' 15 xx. 'lr-:L HUGH STEVENS MOLLY WHITACRE Vxce Presxdent Secretary and Treasurer IEIZT ELLA HUINTER ARANT Greenwood Nlxssnssnppn Keep your face to the sunshme and you cannot see the shadow Wxlson Socxety Y W C A Lxterary Contestant HUBERT BENNFTT Sunflower Nlnsslssxppx heat 1n appearance pleasing manner and a very lnkeable person Lee Socnety Y NI C A CLIFTON BISHOP Drew Mnsslsslppx Is good on all sides has good 1udg,ment a good m tellect a great power for work and a body and mmd of :ron Wnlson Sotxety Yxce Pres of Y NI C A Edltor nn chxef Retrospect 37 Lntcrary Contestant 37 Foot ball 35 36 Football Captam 36 DOT BIZZFLL Shaw Mxssxssxppn Her wrt frxendlmess and abnlxty to learn make her a friend to everyone Wilson SOCILIY Y W C A Assoc Ed of Sun Petals Debate 36 37 Ba ketball 36 37 Basket ball Captaln 37 Track 36 3 HENRY BOYD Doddsvllle MISSISSIPPI Encrgetnc nn hrs work and nn efforts made for the benent of others Lee Socnety Y M C A Glee Club 36 Literary Contestant 36 Track 36 C G BOYETT Shelby Mxssnsslppl Foot loose and fancy free Lee Socxety Y M C A Glee Club 36 37 uar tette 37 JAMES BOYKIN Catchings NLISSISSIPPI One of the best of boys neat nn appearance and has a personalxty that keeps fnends Lee Socnety Y M C A PERRY BRUTON Guntown Nlnssrssnppn A gentleman nn every respect mentallv morally and physxcally Has the admnrauon of esersone Lee Socnety Y NI C A Basketball 36 37 Q .9 'U' le 5 5' T EARL BUCKLEY Ruleulle Mississippi There are no ugly vsomcn there are only women who do not knovu how to look pretty Lee Society Y M C A Class President 36 Foot ball 36 Baseball 36 STUART CARVER Holcomb Mississippi Little but loud Has actne interest in physical cdu cation Lee Society Y W C A EMMETTE CHAPMAN Indxanola Mississippi They always Wm the golden day who listen much but little say Lee Society Y M C A EDWIN CHAMBERLAIN Grenada Mississippi Knows Where he is going and does not stop to ask the may His zeal will take him places Wilson Society Y NI C A Literary Contestant 37 DERA CHRESTMAIN Houlka Mississippi Great modesty often hides great merit Lee Society Y W C A LAINGSTON RED CROOK Moorhead Mississippi A loud noise a vullmg hand large in proportion but only Red Lee Society Y Ni C A LEO CLARK Booncyillc Mississippi The best thing to do is to do it Wilson Society' Y. M. C. A. FELIX COX Tomnolen Mississippi Pbthing is impossible to industry. Lee Society Y. M. C. A. ALBERT CRAVVFORD Greenville Mississippi It matters not whether you win or lose but how you play the game Wilson Society Y NI C A FLOYD CUWXIINGS Cleveland Mississippi Ambition rules my brain and love my heart An outstanding student and football player Wilson Society Y M C A Literary Contestant 37 Debate 36 Football 35 36 Track 37 Oratxon 36 37 BFN CLRRY Greenwood Niississippi is :ilvnaxs teasing someone but he has a serious mind that will take him places ee Smitty H X C A Asst Bus Nlgr Rer spett Typist and Reporter Sun Petals FRFD CONT ltta Bena Mississipp A good mixture of fun and seriousness a likeable fellow a sincere friend known not as Fred but as Cooney Lee Society Y W1 C A EDITH DEIASHNIFT Parthman Mississippi A girl once met you tan t forget W ilson Society Y NX C A AIIFN L DODD Sunflower Mississippi Neither too bright nor too good An all around good sport and a likeable fellow c Society H Nl C A Foobll 35 36 ase 36 OZIF DRUVNIOND Baldwin Mississippi uict courteous and ambitious to succeed Wilson Society Y M C A NIARGARFT FSTFS Cvuntown Mississippi A sweet disposition a neat appearance nd a ost or friends. what else need she want? ' Lee Society' X. W. C. A. GlQfClub 36 'ZZ' 05 l Us .gf ,QQ F' 3 G? my LILLIE MAY FLICKNER Bourbon Mxssxsslppr Erther do not attempt at all or go through wrth lt Wnlson Socnety Y W C A FRED W FURTICK Rxenn Mxssnssxppt A short man wnth a large manner Wxlson Socnety Y M C A Glee Club 36 MACK GILL Sldon Mrssmssxppx Is always turnmg the tables on somebody lots of fun and lxked by all Wxlson Socxety Y M C A V GOODIN Booneville Mnssrssnppr Remember that trnfles make perfectnon and perfcc tlon rs no trifle Wrlson Socxety Y M C A Lxterary Contestant 37 JAMES GOODWIN Water Valley Mxssnssxppt Short of stature but has a vunnxng stroke wnth tennxs racket Wxlson Socxety Y M AUDREY GREENLFF Crosby MISSISSIPPI Always ready to help anyone and to know her IS to trust her W1lsonSoc1etv Y W C A Pres Y W C A 37 Student Councrl Basketball 36 37 Track 36 37 Tcnnxs 36 37 JAMES HEARD HALL Farmervxlle Louxsxana He plovns deep whxle sluggards sleep Wnlson Socxetv Y M C A KATIE HALL Angunlla Mrssnssnppn Happy go lucky! Always gets fun out of life. Wilson Society Y. W. C. A. Glee Club 36 LETTIE HARRIS Anguxlla Nlnssxssxppn Very small m snze quxet to some people but always enjoys lxfe Wxlson Society Y W C A Glee Club 36 PAULINE HARTMAN Itta Bena Mxssnssxppx A vonce that xs soft and low an excellent thmg m woman Lee Socxety Y W C A CLARENCE HARVEY Wmona Mxssxssxppx Ask the class you shall see hes the best m Chem xstry Lee Socxety Y M C A Lxterary Contestant 36 37 Tenms 36 37 JOHN HERRING lnverness Mxssxssxppn Hxs wxt cannot be hnd by hrs calm soft speech Wxlson Socxety Y M C A BETTIS HESLEP Greenwood Mnssnssxppx Take nt easy have your fun and let the world LceSoc1ety Y W C A Vmce Pres Y W C A 7 FRANCES HESLEP Greenwood Mnssxssxppx The way to have a fnend xs to be one Lee Socxety Y W C A KATE HOLI AWD Moorhead Nhssxssnppx Common sense ns not a Common thmg Wxlson Society Y W C A Literary Contestant 56 HELEN DOOTSIE HOLLONIAN Nlorgan Cxty Mnssxssnppx A sweet smnle and 21 personalxty that wxns and keeps fnends Wxlson Society Y W C A Glee Club 37 Dra matnc Club 37 f- fl QQI' We 'M , , l - l . 1, . . , , , ,. . . .H ,, A , . . . ., l - hu - , , .. - - , - - 1 ., , .... .. , , - - . ,, ' 5 ' , . . . ., ' ' , t ' ' 0 ' ' ' ' A ' 1 . .. - - - - ,. 1 , . - f3 W , . . . . - ' 1 f Q' Y 1 Y .. - , , , flicker on. 'f 1- V- ff . . ,3 - ,eq , . . . ., ..... N E S .1 4 Y l - - l n ' 4- N . , . . . . it 'Q Vx ,- ' V X '11 S , g ,ia A A . Ji: - - - - . Q , A A , , - , . . . ., ,, , . t . . A , . , - I -Y ll - . . k'- I , Q . ,, A I lx .'-. V I ', . . . ' . T' 1 S-A -1 , ,- . I , A 1? ?' 'F 3 SARA FRANCES HUFFMANY Wheeler Mississippi uiet and sweet but can be depended on to do the right thing at the right time Wilson Society Y W C A LTHFL MAE JOHNSON! Booneyille Mississippi Interested ir all her work but as merry as the day is long Lee Society Y Vs' C A Dramatic Club 36 37 MARY CFLLSTL JOHNSON Morgan City 'slissis sippi She that brings sunshine into the life of others can not keep it from herself Wilson Society Y W' C A Basketball 37 EDWARD JONES Moorhead Mississippi If life is a line of hurdles he will pass all others W1 son Society Y M C A Foo ball 35 6 Track 36 37 LOUIS KELLUM Tutwiler Mississippi A man that seeks truth and loves it must be rec oned precious to any human societv Whlson Society Y M C A ROXVLANID KFNT Moorhead Mississippi Gne to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you Lee Society Y M C A HARRY KFY Pettit Mississippi Possessed with a dry wut fond of playing cards and has lots of friends Lee Society Y M C A RAYMOND KOLB Blue Springs Mississippi He will always live pleasantly because he lives nobly and righteously. Lee Society Y. M. C. A. Pres. Y. M. C. A. Liter- ary Contestant 37 JAMES LANCASTER Sunflower Mxssnssxppm In leadershnp chemxstry band and voxce he excels and IS lots of fun Wnlson Socnety Y Ni C A Glee Club 37 uar tette 37 Pres Wllson Socnety 37 Solo Contestant 37 Lxterary Contestant 37 Band 37 WALTER LEE Charleston Nlnssxssnppx Wlll make good nn thc busmcss world but IS ln cllned toward love Lee Socxcty Y NI C A DORIS IIXX I9 Drtvn Xlnssxssnppt Tht mu xt m htr hnttrs buts reason for the svncet nLSS ln her Lllfll'.1klLf W1 son Souttx Y W C A Glte Club 36 37 'VIYRTLE IINDSYY Clcscland NTISSISSIPPI A mclodnous woxcc that once heard cannot bc forgot tcn and which wxll some day brxng her fame Lee Socxtty Y VL C A Cvlce Club 36 37 uar tcttc 36 37 Fnsemblt 36 Solo Contestant 36 37 JOY WADDOX Bxltztr Nixssnssxppx Trut tv Ins works lns word md hxs trxtnds tt nutty X Q1 LL C U DOODY VAHOINFY Itta Bona Nlxssxssxppm Chetrfulncss xs chcaptr than grouchmess Why pay the hxbhcr prxtt Let Socnctx Y N1 C -X Assoc Ed of Sun Petals Gtt Club 36 37 Chttr Leader 36 37 RAY NICNIIL Salt llo Xlxsslssnppl If a smxlt malcts a ramy day sunny he ll never need a ranntoat Wnlson Sotxtty Y N1 C A CHARLES VCKIYNOY Rxplu Nlxssnssnppx uxetntss doesnt l-:tcp htm from being a good basketball playtr a good studtnt and a flnt ftllow Let Socntty Y NI C A Basketball 36 37 2 Qs 'Nm vu fn... 'Y' 0' 1 or 38- L.. ELONIA MEINDROP Duncan Mnssxssnppr A pleasing personallty and beauty which could get her places WIISOD Socxety Y W C A Lnterary Contestant SMITH NIILLER Boonculle Nhssnssnppx I-Irs foe was folly and hrs weapon wut Wxlson Socxety Y N1 C A Sunflower Petals 37 Luerary Contestant 36 37 JAMES ACE INATION Drew MISSISSIPPI Always keep your head and your head mll keep you Vmlson Socxety Y M C A Football 35 36 Base b 36 7 HARRY LEE ORR Batesvnlle MISSISSIPPI Llfe xs a jest and all things show xt I thought So once and now I know xt XV1lsonSoc1ety Y M C A Football 35 36 Base 36 T OWEN Rome Mrssnssnppx And stxll the wonder grew that one small head Could carry all he knew Wxlson Society Y M C A Llterary Contestant MALCOLM PAUL Moorhead LIISSISSIPPI If effort brmgs success fame IS has Vfxlson Socxcty Y M C A IRE PI' -XRSON Grenada Nlxssxssnppx H15 posltlon as bastball pntchtr along vutm hms ptr 6- sonahts vull carry hum through x4 5 eSoc:ctx H NI B t X! D PRUITT Baldvun MISSISSIPPI A good nature and a vnt that makes all people like 1m Wnlson Society Y N1 C A LOUISE PULLEN Indianola Mississippi Her good looks are only a mirror of her character Wilson Society Y W C A Typist Sun Petals 36 NIARIE RELSE Itta Bena Nhssxssippi Possesses a good personality enloys life to the full est has lots of friends and a true love Lcc Society Y W C A Literary Contestant 36 PAT RICH Itta Bena Mississippi Even though vanquished he could argue still Lee Society Y M C A Vice Pres Freshman Class RAY RICKS Wheeler Mississippi Star basketball player and a gentleman in every way Liked by all who know him Lee Society Y NI C A Basketball 36 37 Neat and cnet in all things a swcet voice and is loved by all Lee Society Y VV C A Glee Club 37 GLYNN ROBERTSON Blue Springs Mississippi This man will go far for he believes everything says Lee Society Y M C A VIVIAN ROSS lNorth Carrolton Mississippi She who has courage is sure to succeed Wilson Society Y W C A ROBERT ROYCE Isola Mississippi A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men Lee Society Y NI C A President Sophomore Class 37 Glee Club 36 37 uartette 36 37 . . ., - n i '36 CLAUDIA ROBERTS, Money, Mississippi ,, 1 . . : . , . ,, . . r . . he v v - - - - i , , . 4 Y 7 ' ' , A . . . . , , , , , Y Q . , , fs- 5. 3'6- v if 'Y' 0. 3 STANNY SANDERS Sndon Mnssnssxppn All around good sport xery popular a leader nn every respect and IS sure to be a great success Pres Lee Socnety Y M C A Bus Mgr Retro spect 37 Asst Bus Mgr Retrospect 36 Bus Mgr Sunflower Petals 37 Asst Bus Mgr Sunflower Petals 36 Lnterary Contestant 36 37 Debate 36 HAZEL SCOTT Eupora XTISSISSIPPI A brnllnant student who lent the stenographnc abrl xty to our office Lee Society Y W C A Vnce Pres Lee Socxety 37 Assoc Editor Sun Petals 37 G C SCROGGINS Baird MISSISSIPPI Says what he thmks ln hrs own way Independent and 15 never too busy to help anyone WxlsonSoc1ety Y M C A L DEAN SHAFFER Indnanola Mnssxsslppx Stxll waters are the deepest and a stnll tongue often portrays a deep body Wnlson Socnety Y W C A BFRNARD SIMS Fulton LTISSISSIPPI One who gets the most out of life Lee Socnety Y M C A HAZEL SKELTON lndlanola Mlssxssxppl A happy dxsposmon merlts success Lee Society Y W C A B F SMITH Money Mxssussnppx Talks a lot gets what he wants because he loves the world m general and has a host of fnends Lee Soclety Y M C A Sec and Treas Lee Socxety 37 Y M C A Reporter Sports Edntor Retrospect 37 Sports Edntor Sunflower Petals 37 FRANCES SMITH KTZYIOI1 Arkansas Let the curtam come down on a smxle Wnlson Soclety Y W C A Glee Club 36 37 Debate 36 37 Basketball 36 37 Track 36 37 PERCY SMITH Itta Bena Nlxssnssxppx Dependable and seems to have unusual abnlnty math Lee Socnety Y M C A C E SPIVEY Moorhead Mlssxsslppl Has a hand to evecute any mischief enjoys fun and as content mth lnfc Wilson Socxetv Y N1 C A HUGH STEVENS Itta Benz Mxssxssxppx Lnked by everyone neat lots of fun and the best of dancers Wllson Socnety Y M C A Sec and Treas Y N1 C A 37 Sec and Treas Wmlson Soc1ety 37 Glec Club 36 37 Vxce Pres Sophomore Class 37 LUCII LI' TAYLOR Shaw Mxssnssnppx A gurl of few words but hlgh :deals Lec Socxety Y W C A Typxst Sun Petals 37 JOSH' ITF TAYIOR Shaw Mxsslsslppx A sweet dxsposntmn ments success Wxlson Socxtty Y W C A MORRIS TAYLOR McCool Mxsslssnppn To know how to laugh IS to know how to reign Les. Socxety Y Nl C A FRED TISDELL Lmn Mxssnsslppn uxet and reserved wxthout dependable and smcere wnthm Lee Socxety Y NI C A EDW ARD TOWNSEND Sunflower Vlxssxssnppx Small only nn snze and has lots to say to tease others Wxlson Socxety Y M C A 953' Qs 54:11 S lugs.. wg, .7 .N Sr OD- ,fl ,anax fb LAURA TRUITT Mmter Cnty Mrssrssxppn Pretentron and hypocrnsy have no part rn her make up The leader of the grrls and the fnend of the boys because she can be depended on under any condrtrons to be always the same Laura V Pres Wrlson Socrety Treas Y W C A 37 Asst Edrtor Retrospect 37 Sunflower Petals 37 ANNIE LAURA WARD Srdon Mrssrssrppr She who has courage IS sure to succeed Lee Socrety Y W C A ROGER WARD Loursvrlle Mrssrssrppr Bchmd hrs quret appearance there 15 lots of fun and he has lots of fnends Wrlson Socxety Y M C A EVA WATKINS Jackson Mrssrssnppr Work rs work and must be done yet as she works she has her fun Lee Socrety Y W C A Glee Club 36 37 Lrter ary Contestant 37 Basketball 36 37 JESSIE BELL WILLIS Moorhead Mrssrssrppr uret drgrufied a touch of gold rn her hanr and ns true to her frxends Wrlson Socrety Y W C A BOLIVAR WHITAKER Baldwyn Mrssrssrppr An earnest busmess man rn every respect and has a knack to get ahead Lee Socrety Y M C A Glee Club 36 37 Quar tette 37 Lrterary Contestant 36 37 MOLLY WHITACRE Moorhead Mrssrssrppr Clever orrgrnal and talented a type we would all luke to copy Wrlson Socrety Y W C A Sec and Treas Sopho more Class 37 K WHITAKER Cleveland Mrssrssrppr Reads a lot knows a lot excels xn art and your nalnsm Wrlson Socxcty Y NI C A Art Edrtor Retrospect 37 Edrtor mn chxef Sun Petals 37 Reporter Sun Petals 36 Wrlson Socrety Reporter 37 Dramatrc Club 36 and 37 LFONA WILLIAMS Shaw Nfnssnssxppx These three thmgs work vsxll and Success fill hu man exxstence Wxlson Socxety Y W C A Lntcrary Contestant OSWALD WILSON Banner Xhssxssxppx A boy worth while He will go a second mlle W xlson Socncty Y NI C' A IVIARY WOOD Mlnter Cnty NIISSISSIPPI She mounts thc Iaddtr round by round dmng, zz thmgs well LLL Soucty Y W C A CARX I I LF WRIGHT Doddsvnlle NIISSISSIPPI Not a man of lron but of Ilve oak Ice Socxety Y M C A if 3 THOUGHTLESS BLOWS Thex Qu the wolld me round md ut Iofttn thmh 11 s squlrt So mlm httlt hults we get XVC flltttx thme We Smreely know NYM ple me tht lqllfllig QueSt And dt ll full muh 1 thoughtlws bl uw To those me loxt the best Jv 1'y 1 1 .L ' 7 L 'vN R f V K ' x Yi From corners here and there. Q . . . ' , kiwi! QF Jim A x W lf FREE!-MEN ,if - f 2 f - .A ,f Zi ff, 'XL 525 RN fff' Q X' f , ., L' N yr ' Z X ' F T s lfi T , QQ ,, ' H ,kv U 1 - X 9 A K i 1 X ' I x X X i ', f X 1 'X I, J- .1 E v-,ix -.1T'Q:2hYJhm- , X f fkfififj A N X JI' V' A A A A Ahh 6 f QA 91,15 --1 X if Zia xy- 1 QA, f Q A,-,-.-,ji - 1 41 A x X - X ' f 0, if' , f 4 '- 7 . - - . 1 -' Z Q - Qt. ' - 'ii -1 Y QEEP IHJFHSFIII ' QEEF FRESHMEN RAYMOND THOMPSON Presldent in FRED WILES HARRIET BURKE Vlce Prcsndcnt Secretary and Treasurer IHZ7 HAZEL ALFORD Moorhead Mxss THONIAS HULSEY ANDERSON Pontotoc Mxss SYLVLSTER BALDRIDGE Invcrncss Miss SFTH BANKS Rulnlllc MISS OTIS LIT BENNETT Duck H1ll Mlss T J BIDDLE Isola Nlxss PF RRIN BISHOP Toccopolz Nhss DEW EY HALL BIZZELL Shaw Nfxss ,f f-Rx E i lQ 'U- K S- R... T Ot- RUTH BLIZZARD New Albany 'Vhss HILLVAIN BOBO Rxpley Nixss GRACE BOLEN Greenwood Muss JAMES T BRIGHT Inverness Mnss ANNIF PEARL BROCK Clarksdale Mass GILLESPIE BRYAN Wnnona Mxss PERCY BRYAN Carrolton Mass RAYMOND BRYANT upelo Vliss. CI YDE BRYSOXI Guntown Nhss DORIS BUCHANIAN Indlanola NIISS HARRII T BURKF Indlanola 'vilss OL IDA BUSH Blame Nhss SARAH KATHFRIIN I' BYRD Qruger Nixss CTI I STF TINY CARPI INTFR NIoorI'1ead Mxss RIC HARD CARVFR Holgomb NIISS NI 'IRE CLARK Xiorgan Cuts Xinss . A ,A . , A ,. . ,I . f ,. . . vA - - u 1. . , . ,I . . .,. . Y' CHESTER ARTHUR CLINGAN Nashville, Tenn. CHARLTON COCKRELL Tviorgan City Miss. ERNESTINE TEENY COLEMAN Eupora M155 HAP RY COLEMAN Dodd5v1llc M155 WALTER SPUD COLLINS Duck H111 MISS HAYWOOD COOK R1plcy M155 CLYTEF CRABB Baldwyn MISS JULIA CRIBBS Tutvuler M155 J vc CLNINIINGS RuIev1IIe M155 W II I IANI CURTIS Grunvn ood Nhss SIDN FY DAVIS Grcnnvnood 'vinss BEATRICE DELASHNIET Parchman Nixss ALBIRTO DON ALDSON Pontotoc Ninss ESTHF R DOWN IN SunfIovn cr NI1ss GLKDYS FDGAR Ildgn Nhss BERYIL ELDER W'I'1eeIer Miss. -5- w '9- 'RQ- WAYINE ELLISON JR Greenwood 'Vhss ISIARI LMBRY Indnanola NIISS THOXIAS IUBAINKS Drcvn Nixss JUM FLRGUSON Drew Nixss Columbus M155 CHARLFS TON TAINIE Ponrotoc Nilss SID GII I FSPII' Morgan Cny Nhss ANN IF LOUISE GRAHAM Moorhead Mass RODDY FILLINGAME 1 ' I ' I A 1 I . MARY WARD GORDON Oakland Mxss 'VTAUDE GORDON Shaw 'vixss RUPERT GREENE Booncvxlle Mass BOB GRI SHAN1 Granada Nixss GYORGE HAIRSTON Sxlwer Cnty Nhss HAROLD HAIxFS Catchings Nhss BILL HAN KINS Xioorhcnd Nhss SXRAH BELLE HEARD Iam Benn Miss. ?? D 'iw 47' V l av- :Nas 1 gi' J HERRING Mnner Cnty Mxss SARAH HOLLAND Moorhead Mnss FDWIN E HUGHI15 Moorhead Mlss FRANKLYN IRBY New Albany Mnss MARGARET JACKSON Moorhead Mxss TON1 JOHNSTON Greenwood M155 CLEVELAND JONES Inwerness Mxss ERMA jon ES Indnanola Mxss IREN E JORDAN Moorhead Mnss EDWARD KITTRELL Greenwood Nimss LOUISI' KNAPP Moorhead Mass I. P LENCE Ripley Mass FTHFI JANF LENNARD Swlftovsn Mxss LIBBY IINIDSEY Rulu llle N :ss DRUI IUNDY BLlIOl'll Nhss IRIS NI 'XNNING Dnw Nhss wwf' 'WRST 'Y A. A , . v ' is' , K.. .X f 5' ,A . . -J- , . 9' I F A x P 1 .. iii.. ,L ' QS ,. ' I C' -H J- Q- 61 PEPPER MARTIW Tupelo Nhss D LAWRENCE SMILEY MAULDIN Rnplcw A4155 OW FIN MCDADI' Sunflovx cr Miss KATHERINE NICFARLANE Drcvs Mass GARVICE MCKEE Drew M155 FANNX IOU MCMATH Sldon Mxss SARAH MORTINHIR W mana Nhss ISAAC INASH Rosndah Nfxss HAROLD NOBLE Anguilla Vliss Al I FN OWI' NI Kusuusko 'diss W II LARD OX YRTONI Potts Camp Miss PFRI FY G PARR Rulcvilh Miss THELMA PONWELI. Linn Miss H-XROID RANDALL Columbus 'diss IR XNC I S RANDII l7l'L,ll1 C iss FOLINI2 RIDDELL Meridian Miss. av- 7 -VK 4'-5 gn it N, is LAINF RIVES Indnanola Mnss INORMA LOUISE ROBINSON Holly Bluff Nlnss ELGIE ROBINSON Sunflower Mxss DUCE RODGERS Tupelo Mnss GERTIE DELL ROSE North Carrollton Mxss DAVID SANDERS Indlanola Mxss JOHN SENG Greenwood Mlss VIRGII. SEWFLL Guntown Miss MAXINE SHAW Moorhead Mxss KATHLEEN SHELTON Smlthvxlle Mxss KATHERINE SIMMONS Inverness Miss DORIS JEAN SISSON Blame Mxss RUTHERFORD SIMMONS Boonevnlle Mxss THOMAS L SIMPSON Vance Mlss GRADY SMITH Catchmgs Mnss JADA SMITH Sxdon Mnss 'vs l 'v- f 1' Hi ll- 9- MORRISON SNELGROVE Louxse Mnss RUFUS STEADMAN Drew Mass FRED STINSON Greenwood Mxss MITCHELL STONE Ports Camp Mnss MARY LOU STREETER Wxlson Ark EVELYN TAYLOR Earle Ark FLOYCE RULE SWANZY Sxdon Mxss WILBURN A. STUART Randolph, Miss. IRENE TENHET Drew M155 LII LIAN THFRRELI. Indnanola Nlnss NIILDRFD THOMPSON Indxanola Miss RAYMOND GUY THOW1AS Duck Hall Mnss RAYMOND THOMPSON Ripley Ninss TETFI I E TOPP Moorhead Mxss MARY FRANCES TURNER Sumner Vhss MUTT VENABLE Morgan Cnty Mxss 'Q ,-1 M. 1' vii if 'C' gg 'if rin 1' fi JJ EDGAR WARE Amory Mxss ALLEN WEBE Itta Bena Mxss BILL WHITE Boonevxlle Mlss BOB WHITE Greenwood Mlss MAVIS WHITE Morgan Cxty Mxss WALTER WHITE Moorhead Mlss CHARLES WHITEHEAD Ackerman Mxss WILLIE MAE WILSON Phnllxp Mxs FRED WILES - Blaine Miss. ,, ov- 'IVIAN ELLIS WINDHAM Inverness Miss. Q., W INTON YOUNG Greenwood Miss. 5 K i .A .. f 'D- 'T lflillllfulllifi 1'- THE YOUNGER CROWD They drlve too fast They mock at s At all that s past They scorn and grm The books of old They w1ll not read And all they re told They w1ll not heed They re talkmg stuff We learned to shun The glrls are rough They race and run No longer weak But strong of llmb And tan of cheek L1ke men they sw1m They stay out late They thlnk we re fools They falrly hate Conventlon s rules Our preachmcnts w1se They won t d1scuss Wlth scofling eyes They look on us All th1s we say All th1s we see Yet 1n our day As bold as we And 1n our day They used to fuss And often say The same to us Now though we gr1eve And scorn and frown I st1ll belxeve In every town Good folks wlll be Who ll carry on Long after we Are dead and gone .-- If-'31 ...- 111 w -1 1-1 --1 X J gl . , - 1n, ' , 9 ' y ' V 3 . , - 3 ' ' J 7 , . y 3 . , , 7 3 ' 9 54 SILHOUE 'PTE OF GCHIEVEMENT 33 wmmma EN HIRE I I D N I f-.-.2 I , - - ll 1 3 l l i BILL WEST IJIIFIISI3 IE E I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 5011-v JACK STADER -.:..'- H37 PAUL TENI-IET Se y dT 1.. .-. - - 1... 11 I , 5' yu? , ' I W, Y. L President - lQ i , 'Ui- Vice President A .. fha., cretar an reasure l - 5 LORRAINE AARON Moorhead Beautxful and blonde cool and col lected wnth a voxce luke an angel Phxlomathean Socnety Gnrl Reserve Glee Club 34 37 College Quartette 37 SARAH CARCH Moorhead A dependable leader a yol y dxspo sntmon a grand person Pres Phxlomathean Socnety Treas Gxrl Reserves CARRIE LOU CROOK Moorhead A forward star of any sextet and besxdes that she s fun to know Pres Atheman Socxety Gxrl Reserve Glee Club 34 37 Basketball 34 37 JOHN DeFOORE Sldon One of the cleverest fellows I know. Hell go far. Pres. Lanier Society Hi-Y Football 36 37 College Choir Glee Club X14 IQ P C AUST Schlater A mxghty likable fellow our ath letxcs wouldnt be same wxthout nm Lamer Socxety H1 Y Football 36 JOHN ED CARPENTER Grenada As brnllxant as he rs handsome and that s saymg quxte a lot Lamer Socxety H1 Y CECILE DAVIS Moorhead She s just Cecxle there s no one lxke er Phnlomathean Socxety Gnrl Reserve VIN IAN DOWNER Moorhead A good sport ready fo r everythmg she s a nightingale too. Philomathean Society Girl Reserve College Choir 36 37 Glee Club 33 Literary Contestant FRANCES ELMORE Moorhead One of the most well liked students in S A H S shes as good as they make em GERTRUDE GRIFFIN Moorhead A perfect brunette and a perfect 2 Athenian Society Girl Reserve JOE HARPOLE Moorhead Hes mighty fine I tell you' Lanier Society Hi Y Glte Club 35' 36 Football 35 37 WALTER HARRISON Moorhead Buck Benny rides again in the spirit if DOI in the flesh. Sec. Olympian Society Hi-Y f ...A Cla TED FEIGLER Dublin Tall dark and handsome goes over big with the gals Lanier Society H1 Y Football 36 LILLIAN HAIRSTON Moorhead A blonde little girl with cute little curls and plenty of sense beneath m Athenian Society Girl Reserve MARY VIRGINIA HARRISON Moorhead A person with 1deals and she lives up to them V Pres Philomathean Society Sec Girl Reserve Debate 36 37 EDGAR A HOBBS Moorhead uiet and studious till you know im. V. Pres. Olympian Society Sec. Hi-Y Track 35 37 HOPE HOOKER Ba1rd Hopxe 15 a nght gal shes ewery body s pal Atheman Socnety G1rl Reserve Glee Club 34 College Cho1r 36 37 MARTHA KENT Moorhead A Ulef manner t l1ght ul Ph1lomathean SOCICIY G1rl Reserve horoughly de BILLIE CATHERINE MCNEAL Moorhead Damty and neat know Atheman Socnety G1r1 Reserve Glee Club 56 57 L1terary Contestant RFX MURFF Moorhead One of those fnend sm1le and H1 ya e meet h1m Olymp1an SOCICIY H1 Y Football 36 a pleasure to ly chaps w1th a very tnme you 11 C' Z' gr THELMA JACKSON Bla1ne Sweet face and a sweet d1spos1t1on makes you thmk of an old fash loned mmmture Athennan Socxety G1rl Reserve C F LOGAN Blame Reserved and s1lent but weve a hunch that hes a all that Lan1er SOCICIY H1 Y Track 35 6 Basketball 34 37 KIRK MCREE Holcomb Blonde dynam1te basketball Lamer SOCICIY H1 Y Basketball 36 Cheer Leader CLAUDE PAUL Moorhead jolly fellow for espec1a1ly w1th a If theres a way where theres a w1lI hell always have a way Olymp1an Soc1ety H1 Y G-lee Club 36 L1terary Contestant 37 MARY ALICE REEL Sunflower Fun lovxng wrth a healthy laugh and twmklmg eyes Sec Phrlomathean Socxety Curl Reserve Glce Club 34 37 JAMES SPENCER Moorhead Don t put your studnes before your hugh school educatxon' Pres Olympxan Society H1 Y Basketball 35 37 Football 36 37 Track 36 F LIZABETH STATON Winona Capable and strong m splrlt wnth a smile for everyone Phnlomathean Socnety Pres Curl Reserve HS Ed Retrospect HS Ed Sun Petals Llterary Contestant Debate 37 JAMES TAYLOR Sunflower He could make you laugh at a funeral Lanxer Socxety Hi-Y CHARLOTTE SIEGEL Sunflower Im so versatxle I don t see why I can t do everythmg before I dxe. Athennan Socnety Gxrl Reserve Debate 34 37 Asst Ed Sun Petals Cholr 36 37 Ixterary Contestant JACK STADER Hrllhouse Hes hke hrs voxce or have you heard hum s1ng7 If not you have mnssed a treat as knowmg hum would be Olympnan Socxety Hx 'Y V Pres Senxor Class lee Club 37 Quartette 37 Basketball 37 JACK SULLIVAN Moorhead Hes I puzzle Seflous one nllnute and the next mxnute you re holdmg your sxdes Lamer Socxety H1 Y Ban 35 37 PAUL TENHET Moorhead I-Ie IS an 1nd1v1dual a person who stands out nn a crowd attracts at tentxon wnhout effort. Olympian Society Hi-Y Sec. and Treas. Senior Class Football 35 36 JOE THOMAS Sunflower An all round good grndnron and ln c ass Lamer Socxety H1 Y sport on the V Pres Lamer Socxe y f Football 34 35 36 Tr-ark 36 37 BILL WEST Baxrd He takes after hxs uncle Olympnan Socxety H1 Y Pres H Y 36 Scmor Class Presndent Lntcrary Contestant 36 Band 37 Football 36 Track 36 37 NATHAN WISE Bnxrd Bug and blonde the m S A H S Olympxan Socxety I-In Y Glee Club 35 37 College Quartette 37 frnendlnest boy Hugh School Quartette 37 Ban 36 37 .of P' 2 'WC' ol BILLY VAUGHN Columbus Smart as a whxp Wh o hnde lt Olympxan Socxety H1 Y ollege Football 36 BERNICE WILLIAMS Sunflower y does he try A fncndly gxrl and true to Brewer Atheman Soclety Gnrl Reserves 1-1 I IIIQUSFITI '1- THE GAME W hen the game that I am playmg Is complete w1th honor true W hen the goal hne IS behxnd me And success mx path bestrew Wfhen I haxe made a Hnal touchdown That has g1ven me my fame Wfhen the broken hne of defense Shall add a tr1bute to my name When my l1ne IS undefeated XY hen mv sxgnals work llke maglc And my punts are worth the whxle XVhen the slde l1ne loudly cheers me To a hnal VICIOFQ I wx 111 raxse my VOICE 1n praises loud Oh School to Thee P C Aust H37 i 3 e I i , . x . , ,, . . . .I 7 7 3 , And my tackles are in style, I, . . , . 7 I , Ya 'U IQIIIQEISFIIIII li QDVW l MU' 156141104 bi V10 fi Ama? vpn F1 sl Row- Gini 'Sirk Inda Glynn Hobbs La M Sh fh 1 ura ae e e d Mary Frances Sledge Bnllre Wxggms Ednth Sen el Sam Gr un.. 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Frrxl Row- ean Thomas Fllen Kmkand Marjorie Chapman Maggie Mac Powell Marxlyn Muller Louise Crook Beulah Fox Tmdall Mildred Fryer Faye Wasson Helen Carwlle and Walter Rnehardson Second Row- Roma Lee Anderson Frances Watluns Harwnec Wllllams Ada Mae Kelly Ruth Wnllnams Nettle Cay Poe Adclaldc McCarty Mary Hancock Paulmc Farley and Margaret Mcl ean Tbmi Row- Mary Flwabeth Sanders Harold Mitchel uamta Guest Kathleen Ferguson Margaret Brewer Melba Logan Edith Smith and Bob Roberts Fourlb Row- Maury Taylor Herbert Wood C W Pyron Cathcrme Boyer lzrnest Vlcck faster Noble Eleanor Ferguson C M Davis r and Paul Robb 'BIZ bi '- I I IIN l'nl ll I '-' WHY WORRY7 NX Ol rx ls 1 Qordld thmg As unless N 1 toneleSs bell Dxop xoux eires tm to sms: XX hen ex em thmg seems so tough And the world SeemS all igeunst fou Iwgh lt off Us bad enough Thxs ilone vs 111 help Xou fl1lOLlhll I K XVhlI1lxCf ..... H17 . iv . K Q .iv A ' K Q Thus method often works qulte well. 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N ii AX L' -3---X.-.. 7. -i. ,,L.-,, ig i Mi df- T1 .:r1:,v - N Y Y IA .X Ikltv L I IL v v v Y 7 7 ,VY k ' A Ulf Li' Y Lg, W QIdKtfnf+aner S? 1 9 Q Q NAB 4 'U 9.0IQIQ.QlQ5 QIQYB 9 G 65.615149 0 0 0 0 IDI!!! 4!Y0.0.lD.4!5L0lGh!l 0.45.8 Q Left to Rxglmt Rodgers McClen han Brasfield a d Eddy COACHING STAFF Coach Rab Rodgers former Ole Mxss star completed hrs first years at Sunflower Jumor College thas year He started h1s career by coachmg the football team later takmg over the gurls basketball teams both college and hugh school Followmg the basketball season he took charge of the track team Athletnc Dxrector G T McClenahan buxlt up to lus reputatnon by puttmg out a State and M V C champlonshlp baseball team last sprung and a State champlonslup basketball team thus season Coach Mac has done more than any other man to make the Delta basketball conscious Coach B111 Brasfield has control of the lugh school athletlc teams He has brought both football and basketball teams to a hrgher level than they have been xn several years Rxchard Eddy Physlcal Educatlonal Dnrector has done much to complete the ath let1c program by hrs well balanced Physlcal Educatlon classes 68 1 1 4 - 1 3 1 1 U - ll Y! ' ' 9 1 - 1 . . , , . . , . , . - u as 9 9 ' Slandmg Ebb Jones Harry Coleman Allen Dodd Mntehell Stone Clnfton Bnshop Bxlhe Vaughn and Vnrgnl Sewell Kneeling Bull Leech Spud Collms Ducc Rodgers Seth Banks Mutt Vencablc Ons Bennett Harold Randall and Floyd Cummmgs COLLEGE FOOTBALL The 1936 football season was started with a squad of green men many of whom had never played football before only four sophomores were members of the team Another handncap to our team was the lack of reserve power wlthout whnch no football team IS complete unlor College was the only team ln the conference that dldn t have any out of state men Mr Broom commended the team and school hnghly on thus fact Speclal mentlon should be given to Capt Clxfton Bishop whose long punts and expert blockmg earned hum a place on the all M V C eleven He was rated the best punter ln the Conference and wxll be greatly mlssed next season Mitchell Stone was rated by both coaches and team as the most lmproved man on the squad and was elected as captam of the next year s team wnth Seth Banks as alternate captam Coaches Rab Rodgers and G T McClenahan prednct a much better team next year as they wlll have a much larger and experlenced squad to start the 1937 season wlth 6K Y 4 . In a meeting of the junior College coaches at Jackson, it was found that Sunflower J . . . , - - Y 1 1 S1-one CAPTELELT VAUGHN ivy-zzi B15 Hop CHPT 1594 EBBJQNES C.Ox.Er-mu VYBG BANK-3 DS l-EEC-H CUMMINGS 7U .- 1 .' 'T Y 1 ,iv K , W V -N 1 i - I t -1- i-1. .........5,,i,... , X ' M K 4: TY V , , k,,,4 -. , , ,U - f, Jas? V I 71137 f ' Q V 1, .i..... 1. . nf Y , - Q , J ' .R , ' T Y ' I a 4- 2 , Wiz' ,' Q 'f--R , ' r - 4' 1. K tiff 4- R 4 A' . - p f ---- i..- ' vm-' ' , 1- ,fig-5. ---- - F ji'-.Law f i ,M , . . , -93 ' , L41 '- .V 'HP' ' .,' . ' -N . 9' b 5 4 x . 4 ' .' ,. ,,..4.' '38, u'? i ....l - ,,,-,-...- . FILLINGAME. RANDALL. 'Doon VENEABLE Sewsm.. 71 'Robeeas Co1.1.1NS , 'U Y af 'Q fi, , w - i - - ,-,,-,...- - - - - -,.,... 'f E -1 V 1 - ' ,r . - , f. I ,, , a A '. X e4A .. ,Sq .---.- .- -.- .. - Kneeling Sarah Mortxmcr Frances Smnth Dewey Btzzell Sarah Holland Mary Celeste ohnson and Ouxda Bush Slandmg Evelyn Taylor Mary lou Strecter and Coach Rab Rodgers COLLEGE GIRLS BASKETBALL The Trojans girls basketball team had an unsuccessful season due to the hard schedule and the lack of experrenced players Although they won few games they showed true sportsmanshnp and were m there fightmg to the final whlstle Most of the players are freshmen and should be able to play better ball and produce a wmmng team next year 77 ' , ' , ' , , J , ' - . T- . l . . . Dot Bizzell, Audrey Greenlee, Sarah Katherine Byrd, Libby Lmdsey, Eva W'atluns, Dons Jean Snsson, , . . , ' 1 1-.1 Standmg Coach G T McClenahan Perry Bruton Charles McK1nnon Mntchell Stone Ray Rncks Goodge Prather and Manager Horace Hughes Kneeling Brll Leech Brooks Martxn Spud Collxns Slick Bryant Wnllard Overton and Mascot Miss can Mc Clenahan COLLEGE BASKETBALL The Trojan qumtet reached a pmnacle thus year by wmmng twenty five out of twenty elght games and then runnmg rough shod over Goodman for the State Champxonshxp Fate rn the form of rllness overtook the team just before the Mrssrssnppx Vallev Tournament and they were nosed out by the fast Freed Hardeman Cagers, who had already been defeated twxce by the Trojans A post season game wrth the Mrssxssnppx State Maroons fell through when the Trojans won the state txtle and were seeded Hrst ln the MISSISSIPPI Valley Conference State refused to play thenr HIS! team Captam Ray Ricks and Goodge Prather were selected on the all state basketball team wxth Stone and McK1nnon on the second team 1 ' , f -f' V iljiggl. e ' 3 , 1 1 af ' ' 4 ,. 1 . 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' , ' , ' , ' , ' , ' J - Y Y , Standing-Goodwin Harvey and Stnnson Kneeling Bzzell Whxtacre and Greenlee COLLEGE TRACK The Trojan track team made a strong btd for state honors The relay team con Chuck Thomas placed second m the javelm throw and Dean Newell tned for second place 1n the hlgh jump Other contestants who placed were Burnett ned for thxrd place 1n the pole vault Coleman Heard rhnrd place m the m1le run and Fowler thxrd place ln the half mlle 6 . - i y . , ' sisting of Sparks, Flynn, Thomas, and Eubanks, placed third in the state meet. ,A-JV Siandmg- Manager Jones Orr Pearson Brandon Dodd and Coach G T McClenahan Kneeling- Grantham Martm Plnllnps Barley Owens Smxth Davxsson and Mascot Horace Hughes COLLEGE BASEBALL The Sunflower Trojans nme last year was the best xn the history of the school wmnmg both the Mnssnssnppn Valley Conference and the State tltle Under the able dnrectnon of Coach McClenahan the Trojans lost only three games and those were non conference contests Specnal mentnon should be g1ven to Ike Pearson pntcher and Jack Grantham catcher a battery supenor to any other ln the State and Mnssnssnppn Valley Conference Whxle on the mound Ike mamtamed perfect control of the sltuatxon not losmg a game the entnre year Grantham a clever catcher and heavy hntter batted over S00 last year and knocked a home run and a double nn the champnonslup game wnth Perkmston to lead the Trojans to vxctory score 8 l 77 il Standing Coach S A Brasfield joe Harpole James Spencer Sam Grantham J B Smxth Theodore Roberts Paul Ferguson Steve Shaw and Asst Coach Edgar Ware Kncelnzg Otxs Dunn B111 West Rex Murff joe Thomas P C Aust Gene Pxerce and Charles Flnckner S A H S FOOTBALL I., ,., 1 The Sunflower Agnculture Hlgh School Aggnes showed a marked lmprovement over the teams of the last few years wmnmg four games losmg three by close scores and tym g one Coach B111 Brasfield taught h1s boys to lose the game and play xt hard and fa1r Not a single boy qu1t commg out an unusual fact on any football team Drew Inverness Indlanola Hollandale Rulevxlle Lmn Greenood Moorhead Moorhead Moorhead Moorhead Moorhead Moorhead Moorhead D I . 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X ' Shaw ..,.,,,.....,........ 6 Moorhead .,,,,........,.... 19 ' ............,..... 7 ..,4........,..... 0 ' ..,........,...... 0 ..,.,............, 0 ' ..,.,..........,...... 0 ..,,,..........,.. 13 Standing McCarty Dugger Roberts Grantham Dunn and Coach S A Brasfield Kncelzrzg Logan Spencer NfIc.Rce Thomas and St dcr HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL The S A H S basketball team had a very successful year wmnnng thnrteen games Through Coach Bull Brasfields efforts a smooth runnmg team was produced th1t grew better as the season grew older chmaxnng the season by wmnmg the County Champlonshnp from Ruleulle by a large score Hugh scorer for the season was Captam Knrk MeRte 9 1 J 1 n 1 v f ' - , ' , , .1 . 1 . . . . , A I . and losmg only five. . , . r I . . 7 . . , . - - .. . ,, , x Kneeling Ellen Kincaid Juanita Guest Laura Mae Shemeld Bille Wiggins Rosa Belle Jordon and Margaret Richardson Slandxng Coach Rah Rodgers Nettle Gay Poe Ed th Poe Carre Lou Crook Vrge Mae Guest Tncy Bell HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls basketball team coached by Rab Rodgers had a season of ups and downs They improved at the last of the season however to win second place in the county tournament by defeating Ruleville The S A H S sextette made a strong bid for first place but were defeated by Inverness HIGH SCHOOL TRACK The High School boys track team showed up well especially the relay team This team composed of Logan Eubanks Snelgrove and inn won second place in the state field meet The girls relay team jackson Bush Carpenter and Knapp won second place in the Delta meet and third place in the state 80 ' i , ' , , ' i I ' , i , ' , i , i , i i , i , Pauline Farley, and Manager Sid Gillespie jr. 9 ' l I Y I ' Y S . , . . , . l 1 , , Qu . , . 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T TT LAURA RUI -.:..- IEIET 1:-' 1' IQIIIQEISFIEI l WHO'S WHO Mr S ,I C IEIZT 6 STANNY SANDERS l 53 IQIIIQUSFIEI WHO S WHO MOST BEAUTIFUL HARRIET BURKE -:-.L H717 MOST HANDSOME SYLVESTER BALDRIDGE -..:.-' -r...- 3 '5' EIIRUEFIEI WHO S WHO CUT ST G RL VVITTIEST BOY DOOTSIE I-IOLLOM N SMITH MILLER IHZT '11 IQIIIQEISFIEI - - WHO S WHO LEONA WILLIAMS J T OWEN 7 Agn MOST INTELLECTUAL BOY RIIFUSFIEI 9 WHO S WHO ATHLETE BEST BOY ATHLETE MARY LOU STREETER MITCHELL STONE IHZT IIIFUSFIII WHO S WHO MISSAHS EDITH SI G L MRS H IHZ7 BILL WEST ...'::o -11 IQIIIQEISFIEEI '-'1 WHO S WHO WITTIEST BOY .L WALTER HARRISON BEST GIRL A THLETE BABY LOU CROOK -'.I:'l'- H37 -...-1' IQIIIQUSFIEII AUDREY GREEN LEEJPRES BETTI5HESLlP,VlCEPRES LAURg'fR,Ug1-13 SECRETARY 21- IEIZT 1 90 - - 'i-fi, 4' . . O I i..'-' IQIIIQEISIJIEII 'Fl-I Rmrmono Kona PRESHJENT C L.ufToNBasHoP,V Pass Hueu STEvsns,SEc Janes IEIZT Qi. L fp-- Y . . O . 1 R' f ' .. K V5 0 - ' : 91 I IQIIIQKISFIZIII i Fxrsf Row Carolyn Rxdell Manlyn Mxller Edlth Smlth Elizabeth Staton Noble Vcrs1e Lee Felts Helen Carwllc Katherine Boyer and Srrond Rou Faye Wasson Louise Crook Mnldrcd Lee Lewxs Ellen Kmcald Martha Kent Zelda Carch Marjorxc Chapman Mary Hancock Third Rou .7 Sarah Carch Mary V Harrnson Easter Rosa Belle ordon Eleanor Ferguson Roma Lee Anderson and Margaret Rxchardson Marianna Staton Lllhan Ross Laura Mae Shefhcld Kathleen Ferguson udx Kealhofer Beulah ox Tmdall L V Bennett Mary Bush Elsne Bess Watklns Lorrame Aaron and Ruth Gllhland Vnrgmla Holloman lnda Glynn Hobbs Alma Lee Muller Inez Lxles Maggxe May Powell Bnllxe Cath erxne McNeal Myrtxce Adams and Gertrude Grnfhn Flflh Rau Blanche Boyer Thelma Jackson Fdnth Poe Lnlllan Hairston Tmcy Bell Lllhan Lee Carrle Lou Crook Vxvxan Downer Hope Hooker and Ehzabeth Sanders Snlb Rou Charlotte Slegel Earhne Walker Frances Elmore Nettle Gay Poe Lucxlle Cook Margaret ean Brewer Carolyn Ray and Cecxle Dans Selmtb Row Bermce Wnlhams Pauhne Farley Ahcc Lee Runnels Mnldrcd Mullen Margie Knapp and 'Vlargaret McLean 91 ,-. , , , , . - Y , , , , J - , .... . , v , , . , , , , , - 1 , , . J ,' , F . - - , . , , - Fourth Rauf i Y Y Y 1 - , , - , , A , , , , , Y 3 V ' , , , , , J , 3 Y ' Y Y Y Y Y A ma ww nl-naw i 1 ilbl isle 3-an-s Q- uv 1.-'.. lil? SFIEI .f fzrvl Ron na: Hall' 1 l' 90+ in un Gtcmrgt Rnnhardson Robert Wood Iugcnc Kent C N1 Dans fdgar Hobbs Xhrxon ohnson porttrb B Thomas Qcorbt Robb Horace Hubhu Paul Robb and Walter Rxthardson S 411111 Rrm Xian Nhlltr .nk Booth Robert Tolhson oc Harpolt Clnrtnct NfcCullar funk Dunn Sham ot Thomas and Arthur Ruthardson Tblnl R014 nlhnm agkson Rmhard Sham ll'11lT1y Spcntcr Bxllx Rxddtll lxnm Arnold Kurkland VLRLC Vs Sampson and amcs Rmhardson Frmrlb Ron, Vsnlttr H1rr1son Wnlham Flovntrs Gmc Pxcrcv. Homer Hmuhtt D NI Tamburo r Nathan john Id Carpenter and Sam Grantham Ilffb Ron Ur Spcnctr Vlurphy fSponGor1 Herman Niurphw Ru Nfurtf I T Brndbts B Smxth Howgll ardson Paul Holloman .md Paul Aust IElfi7 Stut a ktr Wxse Ric 1 'nu My , 1 A ' I Q I 11-4 k, A ' ul r A 11' M- .' N- U i A. 4.4. my .df , -. .,, , .gg . , 5 .. , ' , Q , .r. Q Y , . .' CRD- ' . , T , ' ' ', . W ' . tly- A l A - A ' .1 . , 'V 'J .' . . A , in 1 , ',j ' , ' . . J A - . L' , f ..v , ' .' J., 'y 1 . , . K ! HV ' 3 -.E IQIIIQEISFIEI -E LEE SOCIETY STANNY SANDERS Pres1dent ... Dm is HAZEL SCOTT B F SMITH Vncc Presndcnt Secretary and Treasurer H37 L ' - N 9 V4 A -T FII IRIEISI3 IE II I E-' WILSON SOCIETY W Ur'- JIMMY LANCASTER Presxderxt ' LAURA TRUTTT HUGH STEVENS Vnce Pres1dent Secretary and Treasurer H37 ..... '-1 IQIIIQEISFIEII 1'- lf ik:-tl -112 ll ,I 'iii iii li iid ATHENIAN SOCIETY i LANIER SOCIETY IEIZT 1 96 CNW dau 11 IQIINISFIII i PHILOMATHEAN SOCIETY ou NIPIANT SOCIETY I El J 1 .1 V 'Cie' io STANNY SANDERS Busmess Manager B F SMITH Sports Editor IQIIIQEISFIEI 1 J K WHITAKER Edltor m Chlef Uh. BOB GRESI-IAM -'E N E Assocxate Edltor SEYALS 'EASE' N' if fbi ELIZABETH STATON Hxgh School Ed1tor IEIZT HARRY COLEMAN ASSISIHDE Busmess Manager K .I S- 6 S A . 4 'Y ,S N - A ii- IQIIIQKISFIII i K S H. f HAZEL SCOTT Asslsranr Edntor 1 'D Assocmte Ed1tor BEN CURRY 5 MARY FRANCES TURNER Repo ffef and Typnst FEMS TAFE W' -Q 'Dx J:---1 IV' 'ly- WAYNE ELLISON Typlst MARIE REESE TYPISC IFIZ7 i LOUIS FERGUSON Assocnate Ed1tor 'i'.f..'-' IQIIIQEISFIEEI -: ....-.L- FRANCESSNITH N COLLEGE? DEBIXTERS STANNYSMDERS 44-1 KATHERINEN Fmnna Jim DOTB uzzau. HIGH SCHUUL P'IaR'1 V Hnamson CRTHERINEVFLEHN 2 ff E uz AEETH STATON EH ARx.oTTE Sussex. I f ,, ' S lg-1-1 , Nik' , , , JL, 'v ,..,, rs. - N l - Q., , n gl 1 A' r.-L-. 5. 2 32,3 A V f 12411 fi!! - 101' ?T' IQIIIQLISFIII -li CHEER LEADERS 1. H137 IIIFUSPIFI PRESENTING THE COLLEGE CHOIR The cho1r under the dlrectlon of Mrs Emma Frederxck acobson IS one of the major act1v1t1es of the college currnculum and ranks as one of the outstandmg choral orgam zat1ons of the South It 15 known for 1ts beautxful tone and mterpretatnons of the great sacred masterpxeces and the feellng of reverence that IS mstllled 1nto all of 1ts auchences It IS the purpose of the cho1r not only to have the best choral orgamzanon 1n the state but also by xnducmg the people of thls sect1on to apprecxate the more elevated type of sacred muslc to better the taste of the choxrs of our churches Many excellent sololsts and quartettes have been produced durmg the past few and those of nearby tovs ns The male quartettes haxe won first place at the unxor college field meet for the last two years and sex eral places have been vson by our soloxsts The cho1r IS com osed of fort two select XOICCS and meets IVICC vscekl It IS P Y Y featured annuallx m 1 concert ust rlor to the Chrlstmas Holnda s Ex er s r1n ro 1 P Y 5 P 8 P rams are rendered m out of town churches and numerous tr1 s are made 8 P Among the tov. ns XlS1ICd thls sprmg were Drew Greenvx ood Inverness Rollmg Fork Rulex 1lle Hattnesburg Sunflower Iackson Cleveland Indnanola Wxnona Ili? ,i , 1 11. Jw , l T l 1 y - . . 3 . . . 2 9 ' , . years and they have been much in demand for the programs of local organizations 5 Y Y ' ' . . - V. V. 7 . . ' U l ' . D V 7 l - . I . . . , 7 n7 r-1 ul 1- IQIIIQEISFIEII l- COLLEGE CHOIR R9 HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB ISIj7 ...- -LT: IQEIIQEISFIQII GIRLS' QUARTETTE BOYS QUARTETTE I1 --- IEIZT Lffl lo Right-Embry, Graham, Aaron, and Lindse , 1 I- . Q ww- Le I to Right-Boyett, Whitaker, Lancas and Ro nsl - 104 IQIIIQEISFIEI Iiiftirv' 1- First Row- Margaret jackson Louise Knapp Marion Johnson Zelda Carch Robert Tollison Nathan Wise jack Sullivan Maxine Shaw Wiley Holmes and C M Davis Second Row- Billie Wiggins Faye Wasson Marc Miller Frank Dunn Richard Shaw Tom Johnston Bill West Beulah Fox Tindall and Tiny Carpenter Third Row- Mildred Fryer Bob White John DeFoore Hulsey Anderson ames Lancaster C G Boyett and Steve Shaw BAD The S J C and A H S band is composed of twenty five members Eleven of these students had never taken band lessons until this year so it has taken hours of practice on the part of these new members and mueh hard work from Mr Jacobson the efficient director, to bring the band up to its present high standing Panora by G E Holmes and Iolanthe from The Mikado by Arthur Sullivan are the selections that will be played m the junior College Contest at Raymond on April the tenth Other entries in the contest are Clarinet Quartette--Tiny Carpenter, Robert Tollison Jack Sullivan and Nathan Wise Cornet Solo-Marion johnson Saxophone Solo-Tiny Carpenter. Clarinet Solo-Nathan Wise. ' Bright new uniforms a generous gift from the trustees improved both the spirit and the appearance of the band. 37 - IQIIIQUSFIEI '-1 Qzmaegez? 1 WDN CLIFTON BISHOP Edxtor 1n Chlef Z'm?F W' 41 1 0- LAURA TRUITT B F SMITH Ass1stant Edltor SPOITS Edltor .l ,nun 'YR if 'Us Q? bf- J. K. WHITAKER ELIZABETH STATON DAVID SANDERS Art Editor High School Editor Assistant.Editor IEIZT .i -- IQIIIQEISFIII '--' 2 'image l L STANNY SANDERS Business Manager Zwrfr' Al ws? BEN CURRY EDWARD KITRELL Assistant Business M1nager Assistant Business Manager sg' Eggs' if 127 MX EOLINE RIDDELL JADA SMITH MARION JOHNSON I Q Photggmph Editor Assistant High School Editor I-lf9I'2I'Y Edlf0f H37 A CARLOAD OF Bugg d U5-r V D COME, HNDGET' IT fl ' A 51 as -QU' 'BRQNG EM BM L lv 1,yG7x 4 7-Skov '77fAcmN 6Av..5 P x u-rT'l-us Pemoo Fu: NEW GIRL: 'Doran Q., I M 4 XWAJECRERN OFTHE Cnc? DUCT .5TucK? IHS ' x 55,1 .A A I . 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DODGE PLYMOUTH MrWet Kev hts e eotthelag cd mo Key TheAce lll . . 2 'VERIFY' ' ,,,Ef,nnsD-Y 1 L vp-me 'VU' -fe., .yr---J 9 Miss 'lodgsonz ho nows the most, Sidney, 4 u or I? Sidn nvis: You do of course, lliss o son. v 2 MISS Hodgson: Now, Sldncy, why do you say that? Sidne Davis: Well n W you, mcfam, and you lm W mc. I I - ' 0 . ff, . 41 ga 'dk f ' 1 , - it-3 V. X V nr . sz nw a i uh nam A rcs ia nd? C. M. DAVIS DELTA INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE INSURANCE Q 'T INSURE TODAY Be Ready for the Fire Tonight MOORHEAD MISSISSIPPI C1t1zens Bank Bulldmg Telephone 99 YV gh CITIZENS STATE BANK MOORHEAD MISSISSIPPI DEPOSITS INSURED BY THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WASHINGTON D C MAXIMUM INSURANCE S5 000 35 000 FOR EACH DEPOSITOR R HERVEY W A TOPP C h 3 Bill : A y he m h y h ' 1 . Taylor: Id h' k I ly b h ' h. 9 , . . A 9 a C. M. DAVIS .......... President J. . .... Vice-President . . ............ as ier Rehable Gmnery Sausfymg Sample New Elght Stand Eleetrnc f ln 640 Saws 100 Bale Capaexty livery Tw elve Hours ngwirg WY' Serve You Day or Vzght Moorhead Gm Company C M DAVIS and S L HERVEY Slmms What are you gomg to do when you leave college? Whxtaker I m gomg to do newspaper work Snmms Don t you thmlx you re too old to sell papers? The advert1s1ng commlttee told us lf pald to advertlse See lf lt does A WEILER 81 CO GREENWOOD MISS Class R1ngs Invitations and Fratermty ewelry GREENWOOD GROCERY COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS GREENWOOD, MISSISSIPPI Mnss Allen Whats the most common people? Mane Reese Chevung gum lI'11PLLlll'T'lCI1I nn the speech of Amerxun ll y, .Q 1.3.-Q O 99 - l' 7 A O I O V I I DGNALD DRUG STORE DAVITT S DRY Th R mst CLEANERS 6 Vw IW 52 MJ NIR ,X 5 if I, MOORHEAD MISSISSIPPI We Apprecmte Your BUSIHCSS Phone 34 MUGREHEAD MISSISSIPPI I P 1 c o f 8 M hy Wu drhr S Q DRINK .V Q HN CCDTTFLES cocA coLA BOTTLING WORKS III IN B OT T L E S GREENwooD MISSISSIPPI QM 114 Q 9 If: mu TOVUEEPKU- I .f'- M, ' I as g5?i 6 6 7 7 ll-il. wsu! ! 2?!x it YI , f 0 , f . ' I 2 Phone 74 ke earson: Have you noticed any advancement in co lege training sin e y gradua ed from colle e? Mr. urp : e , I have notice a the modern dance has developed y leaps and bounds. 5 D f D ix 3 lm X 1:I.:::::zfs2g ' 4 3 .J KLUMQKS SHOP CDF QUALITY Br fi ood 5 ood W ll I d t o 5, ca get a cup of offcc y her LEFLORE GRGCER COMPANY Wholesale Qnly GREENWCQD MISSISSIPPI GROCERIES-GRAIN AND FIELD SEEDS We Qperate a Meat Curmg Plant wnth Ample Cold Storage Fac1l1t1es for Curmg Meat for the Farmer Safely and Econormcally Fc Cone Its t t to acsou o Ito rth ho oc 0 ur ot t ll if . ' i f Mr. as cld: G in l yo tht lc collq., d'1l I ' b ' Cfl? G in: c 'vc al gy t ' h.t ' 'th 1 ll lpl . . l d n C . rd : i .fry hvi' rh cbui v gpc. Ryczldu .O I l ' 'tl lag' tif yup Cl ELECTRIC C, X nl' A ESS o ER N S SE li , DRY CLEANERS IJ HEENU Bum MISSISSIPPI U INDIANOLA MISSISSIPPI N E budg C A L E L L Phogcfgjaphy for Th1S An ual The Re all Store Done by A STORE FOR SERVICE SPURRIER S MAY WE SERVE YOU STUDIO Pho e 21 P 0 Bo 349 INDIANGLA MISSISSIPPI GREENWQOD MISSISSIPPI Pat Rxch Y ' k k y f M E Mr Ewere N b I p y d ld b bl ll h dnfferencc I ' When We ean It- S Can ' W - Y Il l I F S 7 O A, -Z 'f ff ' l . 6:9 4 Y I 1 A ,A -lit AND I 4 Il. CITY RV l .JlILf-'T I' 'EFIA T.. , E1 Laura Truitt: Does you d g . Mrs. Knox: o, e's a . h ' n X I fl . . X STAR ENGRAVING oo W H EDWARDS Greenwood Mississippi l MANUFACTURERS OF Diplomas Invitations Etchings Class Rings Pens Medals HOUSTON TEXAS B L X ATI-IELETES FOOT At the First lhdiccttiori The First ltchinq The Fir t Sore-ness U s e Q B SKIN AID The Host Dependable Relzef 011 the Uarket int i D to e Cra lord Wh it s thc matter with it ckIdokwIttllrt tao Company A 106 Engmeers THE BUILDER OE REAL MEN We Can Always Make Room for Men of Character and Ambition Captainj R Baird First Lieutenant Charles I. Hooktr Second Lieutenant NVilliani V Crook First Sergeant C A Harrison U S Army Instructor Reading XV1lking on U , 1 ' J . ,x. 1 - S -- Price Zicz l 70: A 4 Tow Tug S T Mack Gill: This match won't light. xvi : 2 l X ' A 7 Ma : n't no . li a igh aminuc g. Il XI ' O O . . 5 ' ' ' s HERVEY LUMBER CCDMPANY When in doubt of your future'- PROPOSE, and if the answer is yes! Glve Hervey Lumber Company your order For the so called Love Nest Wholesale and Retall Bulldlng MBIGIIBIS I-IERV EY LUMBER COMPANY ITTA BENA MISSISSIPPI BELZUNI MISSISSIPPI Phone 31 Phone 115' MOORHEAD MISSISSIPPI Phone 94 y I I 1 ' G6 57 Q20 Q20 Mr. Everett: What is y 'd f ' 1' t' . Scroggins: Ir's n good id . S bod ght r t 'r. 33, Planters Bank 81: Trust Co Rulevllle, M1SS1SS1pp1 Sol1c1ts Your Account Member Federal Deposrt Insurance Corp Boyd I do my best work when the hghrs go out Trsdell Oh a Romeo h Boyd No an electrrcnan W H IT E 7 Moorhead Mlsslsslppl MY BUSINESS IS JUST A LOT 'I OF BOLOGNA Chamberlaln I had a beard lxlse yours once and when I realrzed how bad It made me look I cut lt off by gosh Sparks Well I had a face lrke yours once and when I realxzed that I couldn t cut rt off I grew thns beard by heck ll? I 6 S ' 79 I . . . . - - 2 , , C . : , . I I I l ,0j,,,1v,j,, .D f N! 'funn-vi '1 W-u J ' . nl--LT-I ' S I ' 1 ,V 1 I . - v - ' ! . V , D 7 1 Compllments of SUNFLOWER COTTON OIL COMPANY COTTON SEED HULLS Sz MEAL INDIANOLA MISSISSIPPI HQUGH DRUG PACE SEED AND CQMIIANY SUPPLY CO INDIANOLA C1 DELTA C 1 S H E P A R D HOTEL sl COFFEE SHOP INDIANOLA MISSISSIPI COMPANY d M GEHEE ARKANSAS INDIANOLA FURNITURE Clevelan f Miss. f Indianola F f Th 'r Home Made THE SEED FIRM OF THE I C eam omp iments of an c FEDERAL COMPRESS Sv. WAREHoUsE Co Service Impar ially Render d 55535 RULEVILLE MISS MISSISSIPPI STATE COLLEGE OFFERS Lneictelled opportunities for those who expett to complete requirements for a Bathelor of Seient De ret in either of it hxe Undergraduate hools AORICLL TL RE ENOIINEERINQ1 SCSIENCE BUSINESS and EDLCSATIUIN or to do Qridulte vxmlc in elther fl thtst htld T e eost is modti ite in tru Ilflll ex el lent fttilitits unextelled in the South ex tr1 eurricular mttixitits hrotd and ton IYULIIVL and the most demotritie student body in the country An enrollment in 19 6 7 ot 1971 th largest in the H1 tory of any IVIlSa1:1pp1 that IIS raduates are in demand are strong testimonials of the serxiees thlt MISSISSIPQI State Colle e renders the youth of the State For Catalog or other information vtrite to The Registrar State Folle e M1 G D Humphrey President W F Hand Vice President Mitchell Robinson Sec E? Bus Mgr Cummings Elona Oh yes Ilove to Cummings I suppose you dance Great that s better than dancing Next Who me7 Born? Yes sir L Where' Russia What part? All of me Why did you Ieaxe Russia? I couldn t bring it with me Where were your forefather s CURLEE CLOTHES born? I only have one father Your business? Rotten Where is WHSh1DUtOD7 He is dead I mean the capital of the U S They loaned 1t all to Europe Now, do you promise to support the constitution of the U S 7 Me How can I7 I got a wife and six children to support W H WA L The Tailor and Dry Cleaner STETSON HATS ARROW SHIRTS CHENEY CRAVATS DREW MISSISSIPPI I I 1 1 . , - -, , f . , ' A -'w -C s,, ' ' ' ' S . , 7 , SC A- ' 1 , I I W v y O I r v Y Y ! D A K E . , . t . , . 5- U . t. e as Y h I s Q' :ct - x f S s I . ' z 2 ' ' 1 z . ' f S - ' 5, . - . - 2 '- t .N , VI W JFS lit-'-le ' '- . ,, , . , - lg.. f sf -, e , 1 I , - ' s ' . ' ' 's 'L 'QW-1 Institution of higher learning, and the tact ...g.:.eaf.-f., - f . - new 4 U - r ,Tim 7' . 5 . . . . , , K, , , . n 1 - if ' , - ,, up ss. . . , a u , f , . . . I , , . . , . , . O 0 ' , . . . . 6 . Mississippi School Supply C o m p a ri y SERVING MISSISSIPPI SCHOCLS Church Theatre School Athletic Equipment Library Books Cherokee School Supplies I ACKSCN MISSISSIPPI I I I I John Herring: You kno ' 'ty in my hair. Ben Curry: Why not, it . Compliment of McRae Bros Bakery MASTER BREAD GREENXVQOD MISS I W? oo? 8 U H,-nw EF, Qi is. lx., Ni-ff P CITIZENS N BPI LONI NIISSISSII PI Compliments of M O O R H E A D DRUG COMPANY MQQRHEAD MISSISSIPPI t ldg th t . N - FN K N D LIN I' M i N 'LL ? NE x 0 P1 M o B' . L - o o Q . Q Orr: Perry has quit trying to make Iovc to his girl. Bisho : Did she rcpulsc his advances? Orr: No, she advanced his puiecs. C Q0 - f V X . i , 1 5 Smi h Miller: Stinson, she surc ti ive you a dirty look. Stinson: XVho? Miller: Mo cr Na ure. I-f A CULLANDHR A TASTE THRILL 1 , Zhop X P U R E 'III S IW: jgmjjjrl WHOLESOME ,aaa MW 3eQo1w.JffM1U moon HAGA IN BQTTLES Manutxeturers of DIXI Tramper Dune Geared Pump BELZQNI Dude Farmall Sam CQLA BQTTLING L P Lence Don t you thmk late hours are good for one? Bobo I don t know about one but they re Hne for two E L MALVANEY In olden tunes the lower crled W1th passlon strong and brave Oh darhng be my queen my bnde And I wxll be your knave But nowadays he murmurs low Qxer ugarettes and tea Say when you get your next dn oree Why not t1e up w1th me? IACKSON MISSISSIPPI 'Sir Tharp What 5 th best xx n to make swx dust? On e I dunno 'wir Tharp Come come Use your head use xour ht 1d I O l O C I , U . . I J ' ' . I I 2' xe .ax . . ' . ' CG , . , , , . , . , O O 3 I ' . 9 3 LS ' ' 5 3 3 - '41 9 7 LL ' ' V 7 ' ' 91 V , , , I C '. ' ' . ' . .'i': . I . : - - ' ' , 1' H . -Z F R 1 o I D AE LW Hlummum flllasher Gresham SCTVICS Stat1ons Inc Phone 5 8 INDIANOLA MISSISSIPPI More motorxsts every day GENERAL mrmgly Af-FRA Go PAN AM the way :Avenues IDIPSI i 5 'Xml NP f 6Uo5RpQ:' l Qui J F1'ankR McGeoy Arch1tect for Sunflower Agrlcultural i Q' I-hgh School and Iumor College GREENWQOD MISSISSIPPI I o :: Y.. ' ll 3 Bxibe ' Pk 5 f nk DENTON S Manfactururs of tha Ddm 5 BL t ICL Cr am Clueland MISS Shdby CHAPMAN PRINTING COMPANY I rrudugcx f D1st1nc:t1ve Prmtmg Complux Lme of OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Phone 456 INDIANOLA MISS HUMPHREY COUNTY G'-ROCERY BELZONI MISSISSIPPI Phone 80 X7 0 Y LE LFS o f-1 go? Q1 Dfkmf' I 6 J N 's 0 9 W3 I-5-FCQRQ f ,. 5.5 Y .Z CO. ' -Q REFLECTIONS AFTER MMA HoME Go1NG we riff' Loye xs llke a trunk lf you don t check 1t lk Pg nn tnmt you hue to express nt Love 15 what tempts a man to tell foollsh lxes f NOV? N0 to a woman and a woman to tell the X CJKAN truth to a man ON Lowe ns a flame that llghts the world and burns luke all fury X!! Loye IS mlsery sweetened wlth lmaglnatlon salted w1th tears spxced wlth doubt, flavored wlth novelty and sw allowed wxth your eyes shut Lose 15 a malady for whxch there are a lot of sure cures but the qmclsest and surest IS another lose Loyc ns 1 thmg that a man can buy and a woman can get for nothlng Low. IS only an ep1sode IH man s lnfe but the entlre hxstoryf of a womans llfe Lost 1s the nxnth word xn a telegram Love IS 1 mnllstone around a man s neck and nlturally eyery man xn loye wants to plunge 1nto the sea of matrlmony of THE COW The cow IS a female quadruptd wxth an alto yomce and a countenance ln whxch there IS no gulle She collaborates wnth the pump 1n the productnon of a lxquld called mllk provndes the filler for hash and ns slxmntd at last by those she has benefited as mortals commonly are The young cow lS called 1 calf and IS used ln the manufacture of chncken salad The cows tall ns mounted aft and has a Un1versal omt It IS used to dxsturb maraudmg flxes and the tassel on the end has unlque educatlonal value Persons who mllk cows and come nn contact frequently wrth the tassel have vocabularxes of pecuhar and 1mpress1ve force The cow has two stomachs The one on the ground floor ns used as a warehouse and has no other functnon When thns one lS Hlltd the cow retlres to a qunet place where her rll manners wnll occasxon no comment and devotes herself to belchmg The raw maternal thus cony eyed for the second txme to the nnternor of her face IS pulver1Led and dellvered to the auxxllary stomach where It IS converted 1nto cow The cow has no upper plate All her teeth are parked nn the lower part of her face Thxs arrangement was perfected by an efhclency expert to keep her from gummlng thmgs up As a result she b1tes up and gums down The sllce of cow IS worth tnght cents ln the cow fourteen cents nn the hands of packers and two dollars and forty cents 1n a restaurant that specxlxzes nn atmosphere 1 X T6 ' K Y . . -. y , - 0' V5 NONE - - - - ' Q PH lb ' 1 D n ' ' X I T. - K f 9 NE V. 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