Brandon High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Brandon, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1972 volume:

TUB BULLDOG BRANDON ATTENDANCE CENTER BRANDON, MISSISSIPPI 1972 1 Ou is was Oj ye ft ol In this year of change and challenge, in this world marred by war, pollu- tion, drug experimentation, and conflicting ideologies, we as young people have found ourselves in an unenviable spot - right in the middle! 2 clumges (pced owh dutllm es ek. To meet our challenges and to make responsible decisions, we urgently need to anchor ourselves firmly to the worthwhile things of our past. At the same time we must build a bridge to a future of better understanding and greater accomplishment. This year we have taken significant steps toward our goal, beginning with our younger brothers and sisters. In classrooms, guided by concerned and conscientious teachers, they have broadened their mental capacities. Cooperating at play and in purposeful activities, they have gained greater understanding of each other. 3 Wi j foelb cu teal sense ofo CuteOtotol liMid . When the band members modeled their snappy new uniforms, we were happy that we had bought band calendars, purchased programs and re- freshments at football games, and stayed up half the night at the Hallo- ween carnival. With or without new uniforms, the band added greatly to the spirit of school activities. 5 6 lA buXftb Oj SjafaZfc of jfcUuicctJy 7 ✓V Wfe Uioh (Utduvt Ut SbVdtaoi U4 ueS. Realizing the importance of spiritual values in all phases of life, teachers and administrators sought to in- corporate inspirational activities into the programs of all the schools. A large audience enjoyed the sixth- grade singing Christmas tree. 10 IA developed Through giving of our time and talents to participate in community-related acitvities, we have become more complete within ourselves. Again and again we have proved the truth of the saying, No man is an island. Our leadership has been constructive, and the deportment of the majority of our students has reflected favorably on our school. Each day we grow a little more; each year we enlarge our perspective on our changing and challenging world. ll 12 W (filtb CoyCotoj ho'u OWi School omjI tyu lb Uv its %efyiose dotUM. We took justifiable pride in the superior accomplishments of such hard-working groups as our basketball teams! When our boys became North Little Dixie champs and the girls played in the Coliseum, we all felt as if we had won, just by being there. Such representation gave our entire school area - wide recognition and unified our school and community. 14 lA fi btufifc Oj yujijQto ofy attd uuid toM Uiiq. SENIOR, WISH SCHOOL thb k LJ to 0 gOO School SySfeftu Without the trained leadership of dedicated school administrators and assistants such as the ones on this page, no system can fulfill its purpose adequately. We have been fortunate in having the services of Mr. Shepherd during our period of change and adjustment, and we hope that his new position will be a rewarding one. We shall also miss our Mr. D., whose service to education in Rankin County has been long and distinguished. HERBERT DAUGHDRILL High School Principal MRS. ELIZABETH BENTON Counselor MR. ALEXANDER MARTIN Assistnat Principal RUEL MAY Building Custodian 19 MRS. MARY BEARD Homemaking MRS. BETTY BENTON General Math, Geometry MRS. LOUISE BENTON English II, Art, Annual Sponsor MRS. KAREN BIVINS English 111, English I, Speech DAVID BRITT General Math, Basketball Coach, Girls' Track Coach Tfifcy $e iu£ 1 luOtkb us beffe u Our well-educated faculty have greatly contributed to the success of this school year. They have done their best to create a stimulating climate for learning. The ability to maintain a close relationship with the student body was an equally important characteristic of the faculty. Their influence on the students will be felt long after they have de- parted from Brandon High School. MRS. MILDRED BRYANT Business Education MRS. EVELYN COUCH Algebra I and II, Advanced Math MISS BETTIE JONES Librarian '% I MRS. BOBBIE JENNINGS English I JACK McALPIN Head Football Coach, Driver's Ed., P.E. MRS. KATHY JONES English III, Latin T 7 MRS. HAZEL MASHBURN English IV, Spanish MISS JACQUELINE POLK MRS. ANN SHEPPARD Public School Music Choral Biology, General Science Director MRS. FRANCES LINDSEY Social Studies 22 CHARLES SHEPPARD Social Studies, Jr. High Football Coach, Baseball Coach LESLIE STEVERSON Social Studies, Assistant Football Coach Social Studies, Assistant Football Coach, Boys' Track Coach 23 24 (4) That's not the way I heard it! (5) I forgot to wear my Hai-Karate. (6) Mother Nature's work of art. (7) Glub! Glub! Glub! ss 1 ' sss 26 Senior officere were Jeff Nail, president; Pam Shep- herd, secretary-treasurer; and James Palmer, vice- president. (1) O.K., Steve, hand me that note!'' (2) James .can't be that bad - or can he? (3) Cut the small talk and hand it over. 27 This year we reached the goal that every student looks forward to, that of being a senior. Having gradu- ated with some laughs and some tears, we look back and realize that the senior year was the fullest of any other year in high school. We realize tnat a special phase of our lives has rapidly slipped behind us, a year of gaiety, climaxed by parties and senior privileges. Now as we face life we hope that we can put to use the valuable lessons that these years at B. H. S. have taught us. ' Senior favorites were James Palmer, Charles Reeves, Albert Redd, Pam Earhart, Carolyn Jones, and Wanda McAlpin. 28 Page 28. (1) My teeth even shine at night. ” (3) See, Christy, I told you 1 could walk with my eyes closed. (4) Look, Ma, no cavities! Page 29. (2) It's about time I got in a picture. (3) Dale hears the beat of a dif- ferent drum. (4) Do you think they will ever make it to Hollywood? (5) Oh, darn! I wanted to shoot next. 29 Page 30. (1) Dawn, you alwyas have liked to be different, haven't you? (2) Why aren’t you smiling, Agnes? (3) I think you're sweet.” (4) Now that is a perfect pose! Page 31. (1) Tommy, how can you eat another plate of sea- food? (2) Boy, I sure could use some Hour After Hour. (3) You better stop chasing me or I'll tell Mommy on you! (4) A perfect shot if I do say so myself. 30 31 KELVIN ANDERSON RAY CHARLES ANDERSON WALTER DALE ANDERSON CHRISTINE BRIDEWELL CALVIN EARL BROWN CHARLES KENNETH BRUCE THOMAS EDWARD COLLIER AGNES FAYE DENNIS ROBERT LEWIS DOTSON RICHARD ALAN DUNAWAY JERRY LEE DURR PAMELA JEAN EARHART 33 GUY ARLIS ETHRIDGE ROBERT MAYNARD FOREMAN, JR. MARCUS DALE GRIFFITH BRENDA GAIL HAWKINS TIMOTHY EDWARD HO LEM AN DONNIE JOE HOLMES DAWN ELIZABETH HOWARD CHRISTY LYNN WALKER HUNTER BRIAN EDWARDS JACKSON LEWIS RAY JOHNSON WILSON CAMPBELL JOHNSON CAROLYN JONES 35 36 GLORIA JEAN JONES WILL DOUGLAS KELLY, JR. MICHAEL LLOYD KERSH STEPHEN FLOYD LITTLE JAMES DONALD LONG THOMAS PATRICK MARTIN EVELYN DIANE MAYO SAMMIE MYERS WANDA JEAN McALPIN ROBERT WILLIAM NAEF III JEFFREY RENEE NAIL JOHN WESLEY NORWOOD 37 MEREDITH ORCUTT JAMES ELLIS PALMER ROBERT DALE PAYNE ALBERT LEE REDD CHARLES PRENTISS REEVES, JR. PAMELA RUTH SHEPHERD DONNA OWEN SPENGLER WILLIAM KENDALL STEVENS BARBARA LYNN TAYLOR BOBBIE JEWEL TAYLOR FREDIA DELOIS TAYLOR MARY ETTA TAYLOR 39 CHRISTINE BRIDEWELL Chris, daughter of Reverend and Mrs. J. A. Bridewell, was an outstanding member of the band. She was chosen majorette her junior year and drum majorette her senior year. She was in Who's Who and was a member of the Beta Club for two years. Chris’s graduation honors included Bandswoman of the Year Award and the 1 Dare You Award. She graduated with honors and Beta distinction. Chris is a member of the Brandon Metho- dist Church. BRENDA GAIL HAWKINS Gail was an active member of the Bible Club, Pep Club, Beta Club, and chorus. Highly regarded as a fine Christian influence and example, she received the Citizenship Award, chosen by the faculty. She also was awarded the Jaycee-Jaycette Award at commencement, where she graduated with honors and Beta dis- tinction. A member of the Brandon Methodist Church, she is the daughter of Mrs. Alvin Hawkins and the late Mr. Hawkins. 40 •'V PAMELA RUTH SHEPHERD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Shepherd, Pam was an outstanding student. She actively par- ticipated in the Beta Club, chorus, Bible Club, band, Pep Club, and class committees. Pam also was secretary-treasurer of the senior class and was in Who's Who this year. Graduating with honors and Beta distinction, she also won the Shorthand Award. A talented pianist, Pam is a member of the Brandon Baptist Church, where she accompanies the Youth Singers. DONNA OWEN SPENGLER Donna was an active three-year member of the annual staff, serving as Editor-in-Chief her senior year. She also became a member of the Quill and Scroll her senior year. She played French horn in the band for four years, and be- longed to the Bible Club, Pep Club, and Junior Classical League. She was in Who's Who her senior year. A Beta Club member for three years, Donna graduated with honors and Beta distinction and was selected by the faculty to receive the Activity Award. A member of the Brandon Methodist Church, Donna is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spengler. 7Vmj UcM (tftouvts oufefctoc[fog Hall of Fame members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of their character, scholarship, leadership and service, and are normally limited to four people. This year a tie increased the number to five. ROBERT WILLIAM NAEF III Bobby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert William Naef II, was chosen Star Student of the senior class. An outstanding trombonist in the band, he was twice named to the Mississippi Lions All-State Band and at graduation received the John Philip Sousa Award for his excellent work. Graduating in three years, Bobby was Vale- dictorian, and graduated with honors and Beta distinction, and received the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. He is a member of the Brandon Methodist Church. 41 JOHN LARRY THOMAS SAMUEL EUBULUS WAGGONER ROBERT RICHARD WASHINGTON NANCY LOUISE WILLIAMS WILLIAM DONALD WILLIAMS JOHN NICHOLAS WYNN NOT PICTURED: KATHY MARIE CARTER LESTER LYNN QUICK KATHY MARIE SMITH GLORIA ANNETTE WASH 42 KELVIN ANDERSON - Transfer 3. RAY CHARLES ANDERSON - Trans- fer 3; Beta Club 3; Honor Graduate; Salutatorian. WALTER DALE ANDERSON - Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Graduate; Beta Distinction. CHRISTINE BRIDEWELL - Transfer 2; Band 2,3,4; Majorette 3; Drum Majorette 4; Homecoming Maid 2; Beta Club 3,4; State Band Clinic 3, 4; Who's Who 2,4; Bible Club 2; Honor Graduate; Beta Distinction; Hall of Fame; I Dare You Award; Bandswoman of the Year Award. CALVIN EARL BROWN - Transfer 3; Football 4; Tri-Captain 4; Most Outstanding Lineman 4; Honorable Mention All Little Dixie 4. CHARLES KENNETH BRUCE - Pep Club 1; Football 1,4; FFA 2,4. KATHY MARIE CARTER - Transfer 3; Honor Graduate. THOMAS EDWARD COLLIER - Transfer 3; Football 3,4; Track 4. AGNES FAYE DENNIS - Bqta Club 1, 2,3,4; Bible Club 1; Pep Club 1; Honor Graduate; Beta Distinction. ROBERT LEWIS DOTSON - Transfer 3 Trsck 3 RICHARD ALAN DUNAWAY - Trans- fer 3. JERRY LEE DURR - Transfer 3. PAMELA JEAN EARHART - Cheer- leader 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Bible Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All State 2,3,4; Best Rebounder 2; Best Offensive 3,4; Most Valuable 3,4; Mississippi All Star Team 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Most Valuable 2,3; Who's Who 1,2,4; Student Council 1; Most Valuable and Best Offensive in Little Dixie; Honor Graduate; Athletic Award. GUY ARLIS ETHRIDGE - Band 2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2; Bible Club 1,2; Beta ClubT,2,3,4; Football 1,4; Honor Graduate; Beta Distinction. ROBERT MAYNARD FOREMAN - Bible Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Stu- dent Council 2; Who's Who 2. MARCUS DALE GRIFFITH - Pep Club 1,2; Bible Club 1,2; Junior Classical League 1,2; Basketball 4; Bi-Racial Committee 4. BRENDA GAIL HAWKINS - Chorus 1,2; Bible Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Pep Squad 2; Beta Club 3,4; Honor Graduate; Beta Distinction; Hall of Fame; Citizenship Award; Jaycee- Jaycette Award. TIMOTHY EDWARD HOLEMAN - Football 1; Pep Club 1,2; FCA 2; Honor Graduate; Citizenship Award. DONNIE JOE HOLMES - Transfer 3. DAWN ELIZABETH HOWARD - Bas- ketball 1,2,4; Cheerleader for ninth grade team. CHRISTY LYNN WALKER HUNTER - Transfer 2; Bible Club 2. BRIAN EDWARDS JACKSON - Foot- ball 1,4; Track 1; Honor Graduate; I Dare You Award, Typing Award 4. LEWIS RAY JOHNSON - Transfer 3; Speech Play 4. WILSON CAMPBELL JOHNSON - Transfer 3; Football 3,4; FFA 3. CAROLYN JONES - Pep Club 1; Bi- ble Club 1,2; Bookkeeping Award 4. GLORIA JEAN JONES - Transfer 3. WILL DOUGLAS KELLY, JR. - Transfer 3. MICHAEL LLOYD KERSFI - Transfer 2; Football 3,4. STEPHEN FLOYD LITTLE - Who's Who 1,3,4; Class Officer 1; Foot- ball 1; FCA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Bi- ble Club 1,2; Bi-Racial Committee 4. JAMES DONALD LONG - Transfer 4; Honor Graduate. THOMAS PATRICK MARTIN - Foot- ball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Most Valuable 4; All-North Little Dixie; Bible Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Class Officer 2; Student Council 2; Bi- Racial Committe 3. EVELYN DIANE MAYO - Pep Club 1,2; Bible Club 1,2; Band 1,2; Cho- rus 1; FHA 1,2,3; Pep Squad 2. WANDA JEAN McALPIN - Band 1, 2; Bible Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; Junior Classical League 2; Annual Staff 2,4; Business Man- ager 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Cheer- leader for ninth grade team 1; Who's Who 4. SAMMIE MYERS - Transfer 3. ROBERT WILLIAM NAEF III - Band 1,2,4; Beta Club 1,2,4; Class Offi- cer 1; Junior Classical League 1,2; Band Captain 2; Mississippi All State Lions Band 2,4; Who's Who 4; Star Student; Valedictorian; Science Award; Activity Award; John Philip Sousa Award; Honor Graduate; Beta Distinction; Hall of Fame. JEFFREY RENEE NAIL - Who's Who 1,4; Track 1; Bible Club 1; Class Officer 4. JOHN WESLEY NORWOOD - Trans- fer 3; Basketball 3,4; Free Throw Award 4; Most Improved 4. MEREDITH ORCUTT - Transfer 2; Beta Club 2,4; Annual Staff 4; Classes Editor 4; Honor Graduate; Beta Distinction. JAMES ELLIS PALMER - Transfer 3; Basketball 3,4; Most Valuable 3,4; All Little Dixie 3,4; All Star Team 4; Best Offensive 3,4; Scholarship to University of Southern Mississip- pi; Track 4; Class Officer 4; Who's Who 4. ROBERT DALE PAYNE - Bible Club 1,2; Pep Club 1. LESTER LYNN QUICK ALBERT LEE REDD - Transfer 3; Basketball 4; Best Defensive 4; All Little Dixie 4; Track 4. CHARLES PRENTISS REEVES, JR. - Pep Club 1,2; Bible Club 1,2; FCA 1,2; Class Officer 1,2; Football 1, 2,3,4; All Little Dixie 3,4; Tri- Captain 4; Dr. Watson Award (Most Valuable) 4; Basketball 1,2; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Best Defensive 4; Track 3,4; Who’s Who 4. PAMELA RUTH SHEPHERD - Trans- fer 2; Pep Club 2; Bible Club 2; Cho- rus 2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Hinds Drug Clinic 4; Bi-Racial Com- mittee 3; Band 3,4; Class Officer 4; Who's Who 4; Honor Graduate; Beta Distinction; Hall of Fame; Shorthand Award 4. KATHY MARIE SMITH - Transfer 3. DONNA OWEN SPENGLER - Band 1, 2,3,4; Bible Club 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 2, 3,4; Editor-in-Chief 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2; Cheerleader for Ninth Grade Team 1; Hinds Drug Clinic 4; Class Offi- 'cer 2; FHA 3; Who's Who 4; Honor Graduate; Beta Distinction; Hall of Fame; Activity Award. WILLIAM KENDALL STEVENS - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2; Bible Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; FCA 1,2; FFA 2. BARBARA LYNN TAYLOR - Trans- fer 2; Shorthand Certificate 3; Speech Play 4. BOBBIE JEWEL TAYLOR - Transfer 3; Basketball 3,4; Best Defensive 3,4; Best Defensive Little Dixie 4. FREDIA DELOIS TAYLOR - Transfer 3; Bi-Racial Committee 3; Annual Staff 4. MARY ETTA TAYLOR - Transfer 3. JOHN LARRY THOMAS SAMUEL EUBULUS WAGGONER - Football 1,2,3,4; Most Outstanding Back 4; Tri-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Most Consecutive Hits 4; Best Offensive 4; All-North Little Dixie; FCA 1,2; Bi- ble Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Who's Who 4; Athletic Award. GLORIA ANNETTE WASH - Transfer 3; Basketball 3,4; Free Throw Award 4. ROBERT RICHARD WASHINGTON - Transfer 3; Basketball 3,4. NANCY LOUISE WILLIAMS - Trans- fer 3. WILLIAM DONALD WILLIAMS - Transfer 3. JOHN NICHOLAS WYNN - Bible Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Football 1, 4; Junior Classical League 2. 43 44 UNDEROASS UEN 45 (1) Ronnysays, Mother had a feeling I might be too appealing. (2) Some- one please start the music. We want to join Ronald in the Teaberry Shuffle! ” (3) Steve! Don't tell Marvin to trip the referee. It's not nice. (4) Anyone got any No-Doze? 47 (1) Mrs. Benton surely fooled us with this geometry test. (2) Lee was anxious to start eating. (3) I'm not so sure that 1 want this guy to fix my coke! (4) Toni, your hand should have been straight up. (5) We came, but we're not going to smile. With eleven hard years behind us, we look ahead and realize that only one more year at B.H.S. will be ours. We have had many ex- periences to recall - the most memorable being the day we received our class rings. To some, the passing of our junior year has been joy; to others sorrow. But most of us completed this part of our lives with a feeling of pride and ac- complishment. Now we look forward with an- ticipation to our final year at B.H.S. The junior officers were Jonny Williams, presi- dent; layne Perkins, secretary-treasurer; and Emery DeWitt, vice-president. Junior favorites were Jonny Williams, Emery DeWitt, Pat Nail, Jayne Perkins, and Sedalia Noland. Caught in the act, huh, Cathy? Even Vicki knows she can't type. Don't they look sweet? Johnny Adams Mary Anderson Princess Anderson Terry Arnold Pam Bailey Gail Brown Jamie Callaway Michael Carter Mickey Chandler Vicki Chastain Cathy Conner Betty Davis Shirley Davis Emery DeWitt Randy Dotson Mark Dunaway Bobby Joe Evans Ronald Fealko Bobby Fulton Debbie Fulton Dennis Godby Darlene Hall Nancy Hall Libby Horsfall 52 Tommy Hunter Mamie Johnson Rosie Johnson Lawrence Jones Lind a Jones George Kelly Toni Lewis Sandra Mason Jo Ann Mayers Curtis McAfee Carlester McKee Dorothy McKee Marilyn Morrow Moses Morrow Ben Moudy Don Murphy Pat Nail Sedalia Noland Gary Norton Alice O'Brien Joyce O'Brien Peter O'Brien Carolyn Palmer Jimmy Peace Don’t worry, Mark, Coach Versen doesn't understand the question either. 53 54 Help! I'm falling! Sandra, that book can’t be that in- teresting. Richard Wells Glenda White Jonny Williams Jocelyn Winsley Bobby Winstead Jimmy Pearson Gloria Perkins Jayne Perkins Jeff Plummer Molly Reid Eddie Sebren Charles Shoemaker Aaron Smallwood Ouida Smith Authur Spann Charles Spann Norwood Spann Hattie Stapleton Charles Steveson Roxanne Strough Gloria Taylor Shirley Taylor Lee Thomas Larry Thomas Mary Joe Weathersby James Webb NOT PICTURED: Walter Britton Hattie Mae Brown Patricia Green Jayne Jackson Joe Tucker Cathy Smith Larry Freeman Sandra Nash Michael Taylor 55 We sophomores feel that we are now truly a part of B.H.S. We have finished half of our high school years and are eagerly looking forward to furthering our education during the second half. By assuming both leadership and responsibility, we have developed the qualities of intellect and spirit. Now that our sophomore year is completed, we realize that we have gained much experience which will enable us to become bet- ter individuals, more efficient leaders, and more responsible citizens. The sophomore officers were Joy Jennings, vice-president; Steve Spengler, president; and Joel Winsley, secretary-trea- surer. Favorites were Suzanne Prince, Joy Jennings, Ronny Hill, and Keith Ransom. Page 56. (3) I'm nothing but a slave! Page 57. (2) Melinda, you won't find the answers on Chris' paper. (3) Oh gee, I put it on the wrong foot. (4) I don’t know how much more of this I can take. 56 57 Can you actually believe anyone except Hal could sleep in one of our seinging study halls? Jacquelyn Adams Steve Ainsworth Os Barnes Gene Beard Janie Boyd Kathy Brock Carolyn Brown Roger Brown Myla Burch Chip Busick Loretta Carter Rene Childs Join the smiley generation; get the habit. Billy Clark Glenda Dixon Debra Dotson Patricia Dudley Kerry Dunaway Terry Echols Betty Jo Ellis Melanie Fealko Keith Gates Tony Hall Ronny Hill Gloria Hines 58 Rusty Jackson Joy Jennings Mark Johnson Patricia Johnson Thelma Jones Jimmy Jordan David Kersh Caroneil Keys Melinda Lamb Billy Lee Pam Lindsey Beth Long Mike May Joe Dan Mayers Imelia McDonald Shirley McIntyre Earnest McLaurin Rufus McNair Ricky Meadows Ronnie Mitchell Dona Moffett Katherine Morrow Thelma Myers Steve Naef Chris Nail Joe Nash Mike Nash Sue New Gail Noland John Orcutt Penny Payne Cissie Peace Law ana Porter With that style, folks, you'd never believe he missed it. 59 Shirley Porter Suzanne Prince Geneva Proctor Twana Proctor Ruby Purvis Henry Quinn Keith Ransom Steve Ross Shelly Stern Thomas Stone Susan Strickland Carl Sullivan Alexander Taylor Bobbie Jean Taylor Jennie Taylor Linda Taylor Is Timmy actually taking his test? Brenda Ruffin David Slade Cathlene Smith Steve Spengler Steve is concen- trating for once. Timmy Thames Olin Thomas Hal Thompson Henry Torrence Jack Torrence Elizabeth Turnage Joe Vamer Thomas W allace Bynn Webb Lynn Webb Peggy Jo White Mark Williams Edward Williamson Joel Winsley 60 NOT PICTURED: Curtis Carter Larry Myers Beatrice Spann Charles Spann John W. Taylor Peggy Thames Sam Waites During our freshman year in high school, we encoun- tered many problems, re- sponsibilities, and new ex- periences. We were filled with questions and doubts about the many things sur- rounding us. Somehow, however, we seemed to manage to have a year of great enjoyment. We laid a foundation for further ed- ucation, and we learned to share our responsibilities. Having completed this year, we can look back and say Thank you to all those who contributed their help. The freshman officers were Mark Griffith, president; Rochelle Ancar, secretary- treasurer; and Schley Pur- vis, vice-president. Fa- vorites were Kay Ready, Sheila Winstead, Edward McNeil, and Edward An- derson. ■j itm 4 63 James Adams Rochelle Anear Eddie Anderson Billy, George thinks you've flipped. All eyes on the camera. Bonfires always give Kay spirit. Minnie Anderson Brenda Bankston Janice Bradshaw Mickey Bradshaw Alice Bragg Michael Bragg Barbara Brown Jerry Burks Christine Burnham Sidney Burnham Billy Busick Ouida Carlisle Gregory Carter Cindy Clark Becky Collins Sherry Cook Roger Conley Bill Corley Gary Cowan Earnest Crain Benny Horace Davis 64 Joyace Ann Davis Wilma Davis Ken Dickerson Kathy Dixon Myrtis Dorsey William Dudley Alvin Duncan Gayle Entrekin Edgar Evans April Ferguson Jackie Finch Authur Fletcher Dusty Foreman Teresa Garver Tim Graves V. L. Gray Mark Griffith Walter Garvey Edward Hobson Tony Holeman Marlon Hunter Kathy Jackson Henry W illie Johnson Irene Johnson Brandi is doing her thing. How come Dusty’s the only one not looking? Steve's on pink cloud no. 9. Old rooster helps little chick. Eddie Kelly Gwendolyn Kelly Rochelle Kelly Shelia King Brenda Langley Joel Layton Vanessa Lee Kenneth Lewis Marvin Mangum Libby Martin Phyllis Martin Larry Maxwell Brenda Mayers Linda Mayers Alvergia McCorneL Richard McCrory Beatrice McDonald John McMullen Alice McNeal Irma Jean McNeal Jim McNeer Edward McNeil Albert Melvin James Melvin 66 Sarah Melvin Roger Merchant Herman Miller Hardy Minor John Moak Joseph Morrow Debbie Mullins Howard Myers Greg Nail Tony Newman George Paderewski Eddie Palmer Sandra Parker Ricky Pearson Glenda Powell 1 can’t believe I ate the whole thing. Odell Proctor Patricia Proctor Ruby Proctor Linda Purry Schley Purvis Connie Quinn Brandi Ramsdell Kay Ready David Renfroe Nancy Robinson Betsy Ross Barbarell Scott Chuck Simmons Nora Sims Ann Smallwood Steve Smith Glen Spann Jerry Spann Josie Spann Curtis Speed The kid in the back is trying to make peace with Mrs. Jennings. If only the bell would ring! Evon Stapleton Irene Steele Cathy Sullivan Annie Taylor Betty Jean Taylor Bobby Nick Taylor 67 Nothing inspires Tony like General Math I. Devonia Taylor Dorothy Taylor Lillie Taylor Rose Taylor Willie Earl Taylor Darsel Tebo Carolyn Thompson Sheriel Thompson Ernestine Thurmon Elaine Tullos Joseph Waites Henry Walters Earnest Walton William Ward Robert Wash Mike Watkins Sherry Webb Brenda Whitehead Bruce Williams Dorothy Williams Shelia Winstead Hip, Hip, Hooray! NOT PICTURED: Earnest Anderson, Edward Anderson, Mary Brown, Ricky Carter, Earnest Davis, Charles Johnson, Evelyn Johnson, Jerry Lee Jones, Alvin Lee, Donald Wayne Myers, Thomas Myers, Eddie Norwood, Charles Lee Proctor, Jody Scoggins James Otis Spann, Lavon Spann, Eddie Wayne Taylor, James West, Tim Chanell, James Crain, Rhonda Vice, Bobbie Sue Lewis. Our Who's Who pictures were taken at The Magnolia, which was built in 1860 before the War Between the States by James Richardson Stevens. Members of his family have always owned and occupied the lovely old home. Miss Susie Blue Buchanan, the first woman lawyer of Mississippi to be admitted to practice before the state Supreme Court, named the antebellum home The Mag- nolia because of the giant magnolia tree growing near its front entrance. Miss Margaret Buchanan, who taught at Mississippi State College for Women from 1930 to 1966, now owns and resides in The Magnolia. Bobby Naef and Donna Spengler, Most Depend- able, pose on The Magnolia’s pillared ve- randa, decorated with colorful plants by Miss Margaret, an avid gardener. The beautiful grounds of The Magnolia, long a show-place of Brandon, are even lovelier now that Miss Margaret has retired from her position as profes- sor of business at Mississippi State College for Women. Dale Anderson and Wanda McAlpin, Stylish, are pictured inside The Magnolia, Dale be- side the antique coat rack near the entrance door and Wanda on the screened second-floor balcony overlooking the hugh magnolia which gave the home its name, Cathy Smith, James Palmer, and Ken Hap” Bruce, Witty, are shown enjoying the comfort of the old-world parlor, a room filled with memories of a by-gone age. 71 Pam Shepherd and Pam Earhart, Friendly, stand in front of one of the rose-encircled summer houses. There are two of these cool, shady pavilions, one on either side of The Magnolia. James Palmer, Friendly, poses on the steps which lead to the front entrance of the lovely home. Donna Spengler and Emery DeWitt, Courteous, are shown at different spots on the lawn, Donna surrounded by a bed of daisies in full bloom, and Emery standing on one of the stepping-stones in front of the grape arbor. Winners in the athletic category were picked by the coaches for their ability and versatility. Leaning against the magnolia tree which gave the antebellum home its name is Sam Waggoner. Pam Earhart is pictured by the columns on the veranda. 73 B Ouuti(p QM L NcuiJsom Ouida Carlisle '75 Cindy Clark '75 Kay Ready '75 Edward McNeil '75 Bill Busick '75 Joy Jennings '74 Kathy Brock 74 Pam Lindsey '74 Steve Ainsworth '74 Ronny Hill '74 Jonny Williams '73 Randy Dotson 73 Pat Nail '73 Emery DeWitt '73 Toni Lewis 73 Charles Reeves '72 Chris Bridewell '72 Jeff Nail 72 Steve Little '72 Carolyn Jones '72 Pam Earhart '72 These are the students who, in the estimation of their classmates, are the most attractive at B.H.S. NOT PICTURED: Edward Anderson '75; Keith Ran- som '74; and Mamie Johnson '73. 75 Winners in the intelligent category were se- lected, not by popular vote, but on the basis of their grades in high school. The person cho- sen from each grade had the highest combined record for the total of his years in high school. (1) Glenda Powell - freshman. (2) Jamie Callaway - junior. (3) Bobby Naef - senior. (4) Patricia Dudley - sophomore. Page 78. Many of our students participated in (1) Love, a folk-rock musical with a spiritual message. The group, composed of au denomina- tions, presented the musical for var- ious groups, including schools and churches. On the annual baseball trip to the Coast, (2) Cissie strikes up an acquaintance with a roadside park inhabitant who discovers a fan- cy for Krispy Kreme doughnuts. Mark, Chris, Scottie, Nancy, and Chip (3) enjoy Sunday dinner at the Friendship House. Page 79. Pam (1) stands at parade rest while the band brings Johnny home. Sam (2) receives the Back of the Week award given by the Booster Club at one of the weekly pep rallies. Car- ey joins Coach Sheppard (3) at the Friendship House after being suc- cessfully treated by Dr. Sue Martin for a severe attack of hamburger- itis. Arlis and Nicky (4) do tneir good deed for the camera by chang- ing the scoreboard at a basketball game. While Patricia (5) carries on a ladylike conversation at the ath- letic banquet, Susan (6) goes into hysterics for the camera. Ronny (7), Jumping Bean, is still for once at the Pearl bonfire. Students participated in activities within their school and community with enthusiasm. Among the activities were the Pearl bonfire, an annual ritual, and the donkey basketball game, sponsored by the Booster Club. Highlights of the bonfire were cheering around the blazing fire, a spirited march through town, the solemn appearance of the foot- football team, and the burning of the Pearl Pirate. At the donkey game adults as well as students attempted to ride the wild bucking donkeys which were named after movie stars. Proceeds went for the various athletic programs. Terry and Bob-o (SHOWN BELOW) tried their luck with the cantankerous beasts. 0R64NIZ«n0N£ 81 A BI-RACIAL COM- MITTEE was elected by their classmates to act as a liaison between the administration and the student body. Two members were chosen from each class. Members shown below with their adviser were: SEATED: Jamie Calla- way, Betsy Ross, Pa- tricia Dudley. STAND- ING: Marcus Griffith, Steve Little, Keith Ransom, Edward Ander- son, and Mr. Herbert Daughdrill. 82 wpjfij (flw but fauM yttoned. Let us lead by serving others is the motto of the Beta Club, a national organization of students who have a 92 av- erage at their initiation and have been approved by the faculty. They must maintain a 90 average to remain in the club This year the group had a new sponsor, Mrs. Kathy Jones. Activities included a Christmas party and the an- nual‘convention at the Heidelberg Hotel in Jackson. OLD MEMBERS: LEFT, ROW 1: Jayne Perkins, Bobby Neaf, Arlis Ethridge, Pam Shepherd. ROW 2: Lawana Porter, Edith Orcutt, Patricia Dudley, Jamie Callaway, Donna Spengler, Gail Hawkins, Suzanne Prince. ROW 3: Elizabeth Turnage. ROW 4: Mrs. Kathy Jones, Chris Bridewell, Susan Strickland, Alice O'Brien, Peggy Thames, Melinda Lamb, Pam Lindsey, Joy Jennings, Rene Childs. ROW 5: Dale Anderson, Mike Nash, David Kersh, Mark Johnson, Emery DeWitt, Johnny Adams, Steve Ross. NEW MEM- BERS: BELOW, ROW 1: Roger Merchant, Kathy Jackson, Glenda Powell, Betsy Ross, Gayle Entrekin, Greg Nail. ROW 2: Mrs. Kathy Jones, Nancy Robinson, Devonia Taylor, Beth Long, Vickie Chastain, Cathy Conner, Patricia John- son. The FFA, under the direction of Mr. Emmett Williams, sold Aggies mixed nuts and built picnic tables to make money to attend an FFA judging con- test and convention at Mississippi State University. MEMBERS: (BELOW): includ- ed: ROW 1: David Slade, Edward Wil- liams, Aaron Smallwood, Henry Tor- rence, Bynn Webb, Jimmy Jordan, Bruce Williams. ROW 2: Gary Norton, James Webb, Tony Newman, Ben Moudy, Bobby Fulton, Joe Nash, Terry Arnold, Steve Little, Peter O’Brien, Ken Bruce, Mr. Williams. 83 The QUILL AND SCROLL is an international honor society for high school journalists and is composed of students who have served for a year on a school publication and are in the up- per third of their class scholastically. Members are Wanda McAlpin, Emery DeWitt, and Donna Spengler. Sponsor is Mrs. Louise Benton. The BULLDOG STAFF is responsible for all phases of the publication of the annual - selling ads, subscriptions, and candy; taking pictures; covering school activities; sponsoring the Who's Who Contest; and drawing the pages for final publication. An early staff picture was made, but since a number of people have resigned, it is no longer accurate. Staff members who did the most work are shown in various activities on this page. Also sharing in part of the staff du- ties during the year were Carolyn Jones, Fredia Taylor, Gloria Perkins, Steve Naef, Emery De- Witt, and Dusty Foreman. Jamie Callaway participated in the subscription campaign, and Pam Shepherd, not a staff member, helped to count Who's Who votes. Donna Spengler was Editor-in-Chief; Wanda McAlpin, Business Man- ager; Edith Orcutt, Classes Editor; Glenda Pow- ell, Features Editor; Vicki Chastain, Sports Edi- tor; and Patricia Johnson, Business Assistant. Pictures were made by Mrs. Benton, Steve Naef, and Glenda Powell. Others were apprentices. The Chorus, under the direction of Miss Jacqueline Polk, attended the District Choral Festival in Vicks- burg. Ten students were chosen by Miss Polk to be judged in the Dis- trict Festival. These were Melinda Lamb, Rene Childs, Darlene Hall, Sandra Mason, Molly Reid, Glenda White, Joe Nash, Tommy Hunter, Jeff Plummer, and Keith Gates. All but three of these - Melinda, Sandra, and Tommy - made state, which was held at tne Forest Hill School. Members of the chorus were: ROW 1: Miss Polk, Janie Boyd, Rene Childs, Libby Horsfall, Darlene Hall. ROW 2: Kathy Dix- on, Glenda White, Melinda Lamb, Brenda Taylor, Imelia McDonald. ROW 3: Peggy Jo White, Cathlene Smith, Peggy Thames, Molly Reid, Odell Proctor, Gloria Hines. ROW 4: Sandra Mason, Jeff Plummer, Tommy Hunter, Keith Gates, Joe Nash, Betty Jo Ellis. The Ensemble also attended the District Choral Festival and was rated excellent-plus. Members of the Ensemble were: ROW 1: Peggy Thames, Rene Childs, Molly Reid. ROW 2: Melinda Lamb, Sand- ra Mason. ROW 3: Darlene Hall. Under the leadership of a new band director, Mr. Robert Mc- Namee, our band came a long way. In addition to playing for pep rallies, football games, and graduation, they presented a spring concert prior to competing in the annual state band con- test. They played at the Rankin County Flea Market in April. Members of the band were Pam Lindsey, Joy Jennings, Chris Bridewell, Melanie Fealko, Toni Lewis, Brandi Ramsdell, Becky Collins, Mildred Pearson, Ray Williams, Ronald Fealko, Valerie Sims, Patricia Dudley, Donna Spengler, Dwight May, David Entrekin, Tony Wynn, John Moak, Suzy Jackson, Molly Reid, Fon Campbell, Steve Naef, Donna Washington, Betsy Ross, Ross Williams, Arlis Ethridge, Timmy Smith, Gayle Entrekin, Wil- liam Dudley, Carl Azcuy, George Paderewski, Nancy Robinson, Marlon Hunter, Rene Childs, Alvin Hawkins, Alton Childs, Ken Dickerson, Emery DeWitt, Pam Shepherd, Myrtis Dorsey, Glenda Bogan. The drum majorette, Chris Bridewell, was chosen Bandswoman of the Year at graduation. Majorettes in- cluded Toni Lewis, Brandi Ramsdell, Pam Lindsey, Melanie Fealko (feature twirler), and Joy Jennings. Bobby Naef and Melanie Fealko were selected to play in the Mississippi Lions All-State Band. Bobby also won the John Philip Sousa Award at graduation. This year's school spirit was largely generated by our cheerleaders, who decorated goal posts, made signs, sold ribbons, and led pep rallies. The football team and the fans would like to thank them for their loyal support. (1) Many Brandon students supported their teams to victory. (2) Kathy starts her dance to show her excitement over another Bulldog touchdown against Pearl. (3) Cheerleaders warm up the fans before the Bulldogs take the field for their defeat of the Pearl Pirates. (4) Cheerleaders give last-minute instructions before the Pearl run-through. 88 (1) Joel, Pat, and Kay pose for Mrs. Benton at the Clin- ton game, (2) Cheerlead- ers await the return of the team to help them through another half with Clinton. (3) CHEERLEADERS WERE: ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Green, Kathy Brock, Joel Winsley. ROW 2: Kay Ready, Pat Nail, Cathy Conner. 90 cports 91 Although they failed to win the big stakes,'' the team shownon these two pages had a successful and enjoyable season. With a 9-6 record, they defeated Pisgah (2), Madison-Ridgeland, Forest, Morton, St. John's Biloxi, Pearl, Clinton, and Sumner Hill, and lost to Pisgah (2), Velma Jack- son, St. Joseph, Florence, and Forest Hill, tne last game for the NLDC championship. They shared many hours of fellowship, fun and frustration. On this page (1) the Odd Couple lunches glumly at the Friendship House. Could it be heartburn? David gets his new suit dirty (2) but we won! The dug-out dwel- lers (4) taste that winning steak a little too soon at Forest Hill. Ace and Tommy chug in to score against Madison-Ridgeland (5) while Jon Bell and David di- rect traffic with great gusto. 92 The season included numerous memorable experiences, some happy, some sad. Some of the happy ones included two no-hitters by Tommy Martin, four home runs in the Forest game, and the annual trip to the Coast. Two sad ones were the accident wnich caused the loss of Coach Charles Shep- pard's right foot and the team's heartbreaking loss to Forest Hill after lead- ing for six and a half innings. The home run kings are shown (1) posing ranter restrainedly after the 13-1 Forest no-hitter, and the entire team (2) is pictured in prayer after the St. John game. They were joined by Ed Mc- Intyre, Jr., Brandon, who learned of the game by radio aboard ship. Also joining the team were Mr. Shepherd, Mr. Daughdrill, their wives, and var- ious other Brandon fans. Team members shown on these pages are Steve Ross, Carey Mullins, Chris Nail, Bill Corley, Schley Purvis, Roger Mer- chant, Mike Nash, Ronny Hill, David Kersh, Coach Sheppard, Jonny Wil- liams, Chip Busick, Gary Norton. Sam Waggoner, Nicky Wynn, Tommy Martin, Charles Reeves, Jack Torrence, and assistant coach, Danny Camp- � 3 Tommy Martin (1) handled most of the pitching duties. His right-hand- ed delivery is seen here against Madison-Ridgeland. At the athletic banquet. Coach Sheppard (2) pre- sented the baseball awards. He was honored by this team with a perma- nent award in his name. A plaque was presented by team captain Mar- tin. New York Jet, Larry Grantham, at Coach Sheppard's right, was the banquet speaker. In one of the Pisgah games (3) Sam shows the bat- ting prowess which enabled him to lead the team with over 400. Con- gratulations were in order (4) after the 7-0 win over St. John's. Assist- ants Campbell and Wilman rejoiced greatly. Later they played foot- ball on the beach with some inter- esting new acquaintances while Sam chased ducks (?). 94 The Bulldogs scored a season's total of 97 runs, 62 of them RBI's, while their oppo- nents totaled only 38 runs. With a total of 111 hits, they batted .301 and had a fielding average of .846. They stole 67 bases. At the athletic banquet, team mem- bers received Hie following awards: Waggoner, Best Offensive and tie with Williams for Most Consecutive Hits; Reeves, Best Defensive; Kersh, Most Improved; and Mar- tin, Captain and Most Valuable. Martin, Norton, Reeves, and Waggoner were named All-North Little Dixie, and most of the rest of the team received honorable mention. Coach Sheppard was voted North Little Dixie Coach of the Year. David (1) learned to rattle the pitchers, and against Forest Hill he aged Cliburn con- siderably by stealing home right under his nose. In a B-Team game Steve Ross loped leisurely home. The catcher just couldn't bear to watchl When Jon Bell crossed home plate (4) he didn't care whose feet he mashed. Gary kicked up dust and lost his helmet (5) as he scored on a well-placed bunt by a Bulldog who left his bat be- hind. 95 Fellow players became a little bored after the third home run against Forest (1 and 4) but they made a big thing out of it anyway. The new uniforms came a little late, but they were worth waiting for. Chip (2) model- ed for the camera. It was a trifle dry early in the season, and Steve scattered puffs of dust (3) as he neared third base against Pisgah. Home, sweet home on the Coast was Moody's Motel (5), and some of the Bulldogs pre- ferred to enjoy its pleasant surroundings at 2:00 or 3:00 A.M. Outstanding players honored at the athletic banquet were Charles Reeves, Most Valuable and Tri-Captain; Sam Waggoner, Best Offen- sive and Tri-Captain; and Calvin Brown, Best Line- man and Tri-Captain. Reeves was A11-Little Dixie Wide Receiver and has signed with East Central Junior College. Waggoner was honorable mention All- Little Dixie, led the LDC with 16 TD passes, and has signed with Delta State Col- lege. Brown received hon- orable mention A11-LDC. FooihcM 97 After the first two games, it was a long dry season for the Bulldogs. They defeated Pelahatchie 13-6 and Chamber- lain-Hunt 20-0, and after that the bottom fell out. Final- ly, at the end of the season, along came Pearl and the sweet smell of success. The Pirates fell before the aroused 'Dogs 27-7, and several TD's were declared null and void by the referees. It was a satisfying finale. Trie Bulldogs played hard, fell hard, and often incurred the wrath of their frustrated coaches. SQUAD MEMBERS WERE: SITTING: Henry Torrence, Ronny Hill, Bynn Webb, Billy Lee, Roger Brown, Steve Ross, Hal Thompson, Mike Nash, Wilson Mangum. KNEELING: Mark Williams, Don Murphy, Charles Reeves, Ken Stevens, Arlis Ethridge, Brian Jackson, Sam Waggoner, Tommy Martin, Mike Kersh. THIRD ROW: Chip Busick, Terry Arnold, Barry Newman, Ken Bruce, Timmy Thames, James Webb, Nicky Wynn, Gary Norton, Jimmy Jordan (manager), Ronnie Mitchell (manager). FOURTH ROW: Mickey Chandler, Keith Ransom, Chester Johnson, James Sims, Calvin Brown, Olin Thomas, David Kersh, (manager). NOT PICTURED: Thomas Collier, Erroll Ryals. 98 Despite their losing season, the Bulldogs gave their fans some exciting moments. Against Pelahatchie (1), Martin, Newman, Collier, and Brown haul in an out- numbered Chief. At Forest Hill (2) Stevens signals a Waggoner TD, one of the few made on the ground by the Bulldogs. Against Men- denhall (3), Norton shakes a Tiger loose from the ball and saves a TD. At Forest Hill (4), Ace Reeves shows some of that extra hustle and heart that helped him to snag so many passes in his high school career. 99 100 The Bulldogs had their ups and downs. Ken Stevens and Barry Newman (1) demonstrate the proper tech- nique for dismembering a Pirate. The coaches (2) didn't always see eye to eye. Here, Don awaits their decision. A wounded gladiator, James Webb (3) is ministered to by another casualty, Erroll Ryals. Mickey Chandler (4) comes through with another fine catch against Clinton. Arlis Ethridge (5) seeks to circum- navigate two mean looking Florence Eagles. Brian Jackson (6) wrestles a slippery Pelahatchie Brave. Inadequate practice facilities, late starts, and lack of emphasis make track at B. H. S. a neg- lected sport. Both teams entered competition, however, and the girls placed well in several meets. Pam Earhart, Carolyn Palmer, and the 200-yard relay team qualified for South but failed to place. On the boys team, James Palmer qualified for South in the high jump and Albert Redd for South and State in the broad jump. GIRLS WERE: KNEELING: Susan Strickland, relay; Sedalia No- land, 440 dash, relays; STAND- ING: Palmer, broad jump, relays; Earhart, dashes, relays; Coach Britt; Bobbie Taylor, relays; Jayne Perkins, High jump, base- ball throw. BOYS WERE: Steve Ross, relays; Redd, broad jump; Mark Wil- liams, hurdles; Keith Ransom, discus, dashes; Thomas Stone, 2 mile; John Orcutt, mile; Mickey Chandler, relays; Coach Versen. NOT PICTURED ARE: Palmer, high jump, shot put, quarter mile; Roger Brown, relays; Thomas Collier, relays. Tutuck 101 Varsity boys' and the girls’ teams had successful seasons, with 24-6 and 31-5 records, respec- tively. The boys won the Puckett and Brandon Tournaments and narrowly lost the Warren Cen- tral and Pearl Tournaments. They defeated Florence 67-55 and Forest Hill 53-50 to win the North Little Dixie Championship but lost the overall title to Crystal Springs 71-65. In Dis- trict VI A they defeated Forest 99-64 but lost 75-74 in double overtime in finals to Florence, whom they had defeated in regular play 77-68, 75-57, and 85-68. Several times during the season they scored above 100 points. The girls won the Puckett, Warren Central, and Brandon Tournaments and lost 34-33 to Morton in the Pearl Invitational. Rated number 2 in overall Little Dixie, they lost the North title 34-33 to Forest, their only loss to that team. They won District VI A by defeating both Forest and Morton. Having defeated Hazlehurst 57-47 and Raleigh 43-26 in South Class A prelimi- naries, they lost 34-32 to Morton in double over- time. They defeated South Pontotoc 43-39, Shannon 48-29, and Stone County 56-35 to win the State Class A title. In the Tournament of Champions in the Coliseum, they lost 48-43 to South Panola, AA winners and defending over- all champs, who had averaged 69 points per tournament game and 58 in regular season play. The ninth grade boys (PAGE 102) had a 7-3 rec- ord. They are Coach Britt, Greg Nail, Schley Purvis, Roger Merchant, Edward Anderson, Walter Harvey, Alvin Duncan, Jackie Finch, Arthur Fletcher, Tim Channel, Earnest Ander- son, Robert Wash, William Ward, Herman Miller, Ricky Pearson, and Glenn Spann. Ba ketbM 103 mmt Pam and Bobbie were All-Tournament NLDC, Pam was most valuable and best offensive player in the LDC, and Bobbie was best defensive player in the LDC. Both were All-Tournament State Class A, along with Suzanne Prince. Pam will play in the state All-Star game. Squad members ana their B.H.S. awards were Linda Taylor, Cathlene Smith, Jamie Calloway, Suzanne Prince, Dawn Howard, Sedalia Noland, Dusty Foreman, Susan Strickland, Pam Earhart, Best Offensive, Most Valuable; Jayne Perkins, Most Improved; Jocelyn Winsley, Bobbie Taylor, Best Defensive; Vicki Chastain, Gloria Wash, Best Free Throw Shooter; and Carolyn Palmer. Da- vid Britt was their coach. 104 Leading scorer was Earhart, rover forward with 673 points, averaging 19 per game. Other regular starters were Taylor and Wash, guards; and Prince and Howard, forwards. Chastain was regular alternate guard. Earhart, Wash, Perkins, Taylor, and Prince were named to all-tournament teams, and Prince won the sportsmanship award at the Brandon Invitational. 105 Starters for the boys' team were James Palmer, who scored 725 points in 30 games and averaged 25; Albert Redd, second hign scorer with 20 points; Sam Waggoner, John Norwood, and Jimmy Pearson. Most of these placed on tourn- ament teams; and Palmer, Redd, and Waggoner were All- Tournament NLDC. Palmer and Redd were All-LDC, and Palmer was named Most Val- uable. He will play in the All-Star game and nas a schol- arship toU.S.M. At the athletic banquet Redd was named Best Defensive; Palmer, Most Valuable (Dr. Peede Award) and Best Defen- sive; and Norwood, Best Free Thrower and Most Improved. TEAM MEMBERS (PAGE 106) WERE: James Palmer, Albert Redd, Marcus Griffith, Robert Washington, Ronnie Hill, Steve Spengler, Jimmy Pear- son, Kelvin Anderson, John Norwood, Caroneil Keys, Sam Waggoner. 107 801 TQQrOS M9IH -aOINfir 109 Owl Fo CuJpty A big change in Brandon was the conversion of Carter High School to Brandon Junior High. Mr. J. C. Herring and Mr. Chester High, Prin- cipal and Assistant Principal, were there to guide and supervise students in grades four through eight. no MRS. MARY BATEMAN MRS. LILLA BURNHAM MRS. LANIE BYRD Fifth Grade 'i BILLY EARLS Seventh and Eighth Grades MRS. INEZ CRAIN MRS. ANN FULTON Seventh and Eighth Grades MRS. DOLLY MARTIN Homemaking MRS. MARGARET HALES Fifth Grade MRS. NOVIS JONES Fourth Grade MRS. J. C. HERRING Librarian ill MRS. DIANNE McNAMEE Fourth Grade MRS. JEANETTE MOOREHEAD Eighth Grade MRS. MAXINE NAIL Fourth Grade MRS. FANNIE SMITH Sixth Grade SAMPSON VEAL Sixth Grade MRS. MARIE WHITE Fourth Grade B. T. WOLFE Special Education NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Katherine Everett Mr. Paul Jones 112 113 Carl Azcuy George Bell Eamestine Bethay Aitfccipofeti WouUig AC'M)6$ Tbum . Mary Ann Bethay Bobby Boykin Joe Britton Roger Brock Joyce Brown Patricia Brown Carl was really busy! Ingrid Burnham Joel Burnham Fon Campbell Earnest Carter Stevie Carter Sherry Chandler Alton Childs Bobby Clark David Clark Jan and friends waited for the Bulldogs. Brenda Coleman Danny Collier Sidney Collier Mike Cook John Darby Danny Joe Davis Bashful seamstresses. Jo Lynn Davis David Dickson Tom Dunaway 114 Bert Dupree Deborah Echols David Entrekin Phillip Faries Carolyn Fulton Charles Graves I can’t see Lynn without my glasses. James Harvey Gwendolyn Harvey Victor Harvey Denise Holeman Vic Holland Sherrye Holyfield Gwendolyn Howard Lee Hunter Suzy Jackson Kimi Jamison Kathy Jennings Annie Johnson Sharon Johnson Charles Jones David Jones Elmer Jones Jimmy Jones Jack King Robert Layton Marty Lewis Virginia Lewis Gimme one! Cheerleaders dispense baby footballs. 115 Cynthia Lop er Arthur McCornell Rickie McCrory Paulette McIntyre John Melvin John Morrow Karey Mullins Albert Myers Vaddie Myers Phil Nail Tony Neal Eddie Nelson Stacy Paderewski Jeff Payne Ronnie Porter Mary Proctor Debbie Raines Charlotte Rogers Karen Rowell Mitchell Rucker James Scott Charles Smith Donnie Smith Edna Marie Smith Timmy Smith Dennis Spann Bobby Stapleton Minnie Steele Cindy Stevenson Lynn Sweet Robert Tagert Jerry Taylor Jimmy Taylor Willie Earl Taylor Vi Ann Thomas Jan Turner Cathy Vandevender Brenaa Vinson Lucy Waites Pam Walker Cynthia Walters David Walton Jessie Ray Ward James Washington Tanya Welch John Wess Janet Wheeler Vicki White Denise Whitehead NOT PICTURED: Shirley Brown Ted Gray Sarah Jonnson Kenneth Loerch Robert McNair Terry Mullins Sanara Myers Jimmy Skinner Jacqueline Span Samuel Spann Brenda Taylor Annie Thurmon 116 Welcome to Laugh-In ! Ronald Adams Gregory Anderson Mike Anderson Wayde Bailey Debra Bankston Michael Baughman Danny Beard Sheila Beard Steve Beard Sam Bethay Wanda Blair Glenda Bogan Gale Boyd Annie Boykin Theresa Bracken Scott Brown Gail Brown Patrick Brown Teresa Brown Teddy Carter Cindy Cerniglia Annette Clingon Frances Coleman Perry Coleman Eddie Cook Mark Cook Mary Crain Tfa Qov dli' uObeta BypttoW QujcIv Things os Uwtatw Uaifu It was all a put-up job, but doesn't it look im- pressive? 117 James Darby Betty Jean Davis Wes Dawson Eddie Dear Mark Dearman David Dennington Brian Dickerson Nancy Dixon Emma Dorsey Amy Dudley Stan Dupree Mike Ethridge Jerry Fulton Ann Gates Cindy Graves Dianne Graves Larry Gray David Griffing Michael Griffith Gwen Hales Keith Hall Donna Harrell Carnell Harris Dennis Harvey Gordon Harvey Ann Hastings Alvin Hawkins Bernice Hobson Christine Hotten Karen Jackson Robert Jackson Danny Jefferies Betty Jean Johnson Calvin Jones Danny Jones Shirley Jordan Wilson Karges Elma Kelly Marilyn Keys Rosemary Lamb Sandra Langley David Lee Darlene Marodis Bobby Maxwell Dwight May Sherry May Evelyn Mayers James McAlpin Lora McAlpin Annie McCornell Patsy McCrory Jessie McNair Steve Meadows Betty Jean Melvin Margie Ann Melvin Bermda Mike Danny Miller Ethel Minor Lisa Mitchell John Murphy Mike Murray Jeffery Myers Larry Myers 118 Amy Naef Theresa Nail Jeff North Linda Norwood Douglas Page Elizabeth Parker Kim Parks Cathy Peace Mildred Pearson Kenneth Phillips Genyth Posey Ricky Louis Proctor Rusty Purvis Henry Quinn Edna Mae Rambert Joanne Reid Don Reynolds Randy Robbisn Karen Roberts Paul Robinson Joanne Ruffin Eddie Rutland Elbert Scott Willie Shedd Harold Shelby Terry Shoemaker Brad Simpson Ada Ree Sims Stephen Sims Valerie Sims Bonnie Smith Jeff Smith Georgia Spann Eva Steele Melvin Strough Ada Ruth Taylor David Taylor Nancy Taylor Terry Taylor Debbie Turnage Tony Varner Shelton Wallace Donna Washington Libby Waters David Watkins Steve Welch Ray Williams Wayne Williams Lindsey Wilson Diane Yates Cindy Yount NOT PICTURED: Danny Brooks Randolph Clayton Jerry Green Augusta Johnson Kenneth Miller Ida Pearl Pope Genelle Taylor Jimmy Thornton Cliff Walker Take our picture. Anything beats working. 119 PnrnMi tkb QuMjutCf ChruSthtCtS Chris Busick Tommy Clark Juanita Coleman Rosie Coleman Woody Coleman Charles Collier Jerry Comfort Ann Cook William Conley Donna Davis Dan Davis Jimmy Davis Katherine Davis Billy Joe Dear Lisa Denson Kathy Dickerson Juanita Dorsey Susan Dotson Jim Dunaway Mike Fealko Elijah Anderson Vanessa Baker Ricky Barnett Bruce Beard Melissa Black Claire Booker Steve Bradshaw Steve Burch Miss Polk directed a colorful program of carols for PTA Patrons. Art work and special light- ing efforts en- hanced the impres- sive presentation. Malcolm Ferguson Deborah Floyd Mary Liz Foreman John Fulton Judith Graham Stephen Graham Ken Hall Lela Hankins John Haskett 120 U tCfaaS Evonne Harmon Tammy Hawkins Billy Hobson Shonette Hobson Eva Kelly Annette Keys Mildred Keys David King Ricky Lee Barbara Lewis Janice Little Tammy Loerch Robert Long Elnora Mangum David Martin Deryl Mason Julie May Cecil McKee Jackie McMullen Earnestine Melvin Vanessa Miller Dennis Mitchell John Moore Richard Morrison Justin Moudy Denise Myers Edna Mae Myers Linda Myers At the top of the living tree were soloists Bobby Neighbors Billy Joe Michael Parish Dear, Jerry Donna Perette Comfort, and Jeff Timmy Porter Ross, Bells and other sound effects Kenny Prince added a pro- fessional touch. Tm. Minnie Johnson Clarence Jones Leviticus Jones Ronnie Kelly 121 School gets funnier all the time. NOT PICTURED: Denise Brown, Corine Lee, James Meyers, Willie Miller, Jimmy Moffett, Mary Myers, Larry Norwood, Larry Patterson, Bobby Stead- ham, Leroy Taylor, Annette Purvis, Sandra Taylor, Geraldine Wash, Stella Wilson. James Purvis Charles Quinn Perry Ragland Lori Ramsdell Patrice Renfroe Debra Richarson Mike Robertson Sherry Robinson Homer Rogers Jeff Ross Alesia Rowell Beverly Rowell Tammy Sargent Tommie Scott Greg Simpson James Sims Kim Singletary Arleassa Smith Cullen Smith Elaine Smith Mark Smith Mike Smith Theresa Smith Garrison Spann J. P. Stapleton Yancy Stamper Mike Stevenson Don Steverson Deborah Stone Curtis Stubbs Jeff Sweet Charlotte Tatum Manda Taylor Michael Taylor Robin Taylor Barbara Tharpe Buddy Thomas Ernest Thurmon Nancy Wallace Eddie Walton Verdean Walton Thomas Weldon Linda West Larry Westbrook Cathy White Scott Williams Deborah Williamson Henry Wilson Mike Winstead 122 Deborah Adams Albert Ammons Cornelius Anderson Ricky Anderson Tommy Arnold Lisa Beard Tlamb in Gsogaopliy Fascinated Owt Cu tiOuS Fi tfi -G WwU t$. Cathy Bennett Susanne Boykin Pam Brown Pat Brown Willie Brown Jerri-Anne Bullin Mike Burnett Jammy Burnham Timmy Carter HELP! Geraldine Coleman Sammy Coleman Sherry Coleman James Collier James Conley Lou Corley Charles Causey Vince Cerniglia Rebecca Christman Where's the camera? Dale Clark William Clingon Bregina Coats We try to look busy. 123 Joseph Darby Gloria Davis Johnny Davis Robert Davis Diane Dearman John Dudley Rebecca Dudley Bruce Dupree Meade Entrekin Annie Ruth Ervin Robert Fealko Darlene Floyd Rodney Gibson John Gilmore Genie Goff Danny Graves Richard Green Martha Hafler Shirley Hall Tim Hall Karen Harrell Tenia Harrell Lee E. Harvey Tammy Hendon Gary Hicks Katie Mae Hobson Patrick Holland Jan Holyfield Denise Honeycutt Becky Hunter Jerry J ackson Walter Johnson Bemad ine Jones Brenda Jones Joyce Jones Jimmie Kelly Tom Keys Celesta Littleton Cynthia Mangum Sidney Mashburn Wanda May Norma McCrory Fawnda McDoniel Gregory Melvin James Melvin Flora Miller John Minor Fran Mitchell Charitta Moore Sherli Morris Patricia Nail Mike Orcutt Steve Page Leigh Patrick Kenneth Patterson Billy Peace Bobby Peace Bobby Phillips Doug Powell Georgina Proctor Deronza Purvis Billy Quinn Byron Ragland 124 Shirley Williams Terry Williams Barbara Wilson Lewis Wright Bill Yount David Reynolds Roy Rhodes Eddie Russell Diane Rutland Renee Sebren Ginger Sims Lena Slade Allison Smith Ruby Smith Shirley Ann Smith Glenn Spann Phyllis Spann Thomas Spann Willie Spann Clarence Steele Ken Steverson Stephanie Strickland Dorothy Swear Charles Taylor Cynthia Taylor Lillian Taylor Mary Ann Taylor Ricky Taylor Theresa Tebo Effie Thurmon Rosie Thurmon Samuel Tolibart Ben Tumage Gina Turner Susan Wade Vivian Wallace Josephine Ward Willie Wash Stan Welbom Lisa Williams NOT PICTURED: Rosie Anderson Eugene Cameron Gregory Moore Hales' hideout. Note those intelligent expressions. 125 126 B cjcuv fi6 JtutUvi f-llcjk With thb Fowdh Ortt Lb. Linda Agee Roger Alexander Scott Anderson Dusty Bailey Craig Baker Susanne Boatman Brian Booker Dewayne Booker Brad Bradshaw Sherry Brooks Charles Brown Kerry Brown Sandra Brown Sherry Brown Jill Bullin Earl Burkett Linda Burkett Wendell Burkett David Burnham Joe Busick Carol Cannon Deidre Carter John Channell Walter Christman Johnny Clark Mike Clark Greg Coleman Obviously the fourth-grade curriculum requires intense concentration. (Some concentrate better than others!) Shawn Comfort Shirley Crosser Cynthia Davis Danny Davis Ferlice Dear Lynn Dearman Stephene Denson Fannie Dorsey Brenda Dotson Charles Dunaway Terri Sue Duncan Laura Edmonds Kim Fealko Bernedette Finch Patricia Fletcher James Floyd Jim Fulton Penny Gates Keith Graves Sheila Gray Kenneth Gregory Jennifer Guynes Audrey Hackman Kristie Hall Debra Harris Anthony Harvey Timmy Hawkins W illie J. Hicks Annette Hobson Eddie Hobson Dee Holder Angela Holloway Glendora Horton Donna Hubbard Curtis Jackson Katrina Jackson Terri Lynn Janicek Robert Johnson Wanda Johnson Perry Jones Sheila Kersh Eddie Keys Jack Lewis Patricia Littleton Angela Loper Billy Jack McAlpin Robert McCrory Phil McCullar Ray McElhenney Tena McKee Eric McLaurin Hugh McNair Billie Melvin Elouise Melvin Mary Ann Miller Charlotte Moak Cassandra Moore Sharon Moore Bryan Morrow Greg Murray Billy Ray Myers Teresa Myers Carrie Neighbors 127 Janice North Sanders Norwood Pat O'Brien Scott Parker Waymond Parker Michael Patterson John Paxton Kathy Pearson Darrell Phillips William Piggott Richard Proctor David Quinn Jim Ramsdell Alisa Rayner Felicia Ready Judy Reynolds Philip Riddle Kenneth Roberts Chris Sebren Jay Shirley Laura Sims William Sistrunk Daniel Spann Sharon Spann Ann Stamper Tracey Stapleton Mark Steaaham Glenda Steverson John Steverson Jimmy Stubbs Dianne Taylor Eddie Taylor Linda Taylor Denise Thompson Vicky Thompson Linda Tillis Mary Turnage Shawn Vandergrift Douglas Wash Lisa Washington Alton Webb Jerry Wess Timmy Wheeler Randall White Randy White Mary Williams Valerie Williams Arthur Wilson Carey Wilson Gwendolyn Wilson Sherry Winstead Vickey Yount Qf) Ciof GdujCfltiOto Michael Dantzler Tommie Dantzler George Davis Ralph Fiscus Robert McComell Douglas Melvin Dewaine Reynolds James Taylor Ray C. Wilson Eddie Winston NOT PICTURED: Wayne Craine Jerome Ray 129 With the battles going in favor of the enemy, Coaches Post and Sheppard talk tactics with Gary Cowan and Marty Lewis. Cheerleaders Kathy Jackson, Ann Gates, Gwen Harvey, Shirley Jordan, and Debbie Echols added to the spirit and provided impromptu entertainment. A Morton ball carrier is rudely up-end- ed on the 30-yard line by tackier Wayne Williams. Graves, Cowan, Palmer, and company come in to sec- ond the motion. Youag b ccthifi uaZ ttec[ uatii tkb ktOtiuAjQ ofy combat. Junior high football teams, composed of students from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades, were coached by Charles Sheppard and Henry Post. Playing a combined schedule of almost two dozen games, they gained con- siderable experience in what sports writers are pleased to call the agony of defeat. The annual staff regrets that the distance between the two school buildings and the difference in schedules prophibited a complete record of junior high sports. The nip-and-tuck Florence skir- mish on October 21 was almost a Bulldog victory. Jarring tackles gave the baby Eagles plenty to worry about. Despite desperation tackles like the one above by Otis Wallace, Florence crossed the goal line and added two for a final 8- 0 score. A dejected coach left the field with a disap- pointed trio of Bulldogs. 132 kLEMkWRV Mrs. J. A. Bridewell and Mrs. Henry Shepherd PtXM jpQb MRS. LOUISE McCARLEY. In addition to teaching the second grade, Mrs. McCarley brought skill, imagination, and professionalism to her job as elementary principal. MRS. ROBERT BARKER, MRS. DOROTHY CANNON, MRS. BESSIE LITTLE, MRS. RUSSELL pn b QfUt lb PONDER, MRS. CAROLYN SMITH. MISS MARILYN KLABUNDE, MISS CAROL McBRAYER, MRS. LOUISE McCARLEY, MRS. SeCfMui MARY P. SMITH, MRS. LINDA TURCOTTE. MISS JANE ALEXANDER, MRS. BETTIE McCLENDON, MRS. JUDY McENTYRE, MRS. Twub UOA JUANITA TAYLOR, MISS CHARLOTTE WILUAMSON. 133 Ofjfj dy Uttcli VtoXebj. It’s the same old story of the ant and the grass- hopper. Only Turcotte's room is getting any work done. Curtis Collier Teresa Conley Fiona Cook Lee Corley Buddy Crimm Jacqueline Darby Connie Adams Lonnie Adams Sandra Ammons Debbie Anderson Steve Baker Laurie Bankston Debra Barnett Mickey Barnett Robbie Barr Lisa Baughman Charlene Bell Vince Bishop Dyanne Blackwell Timothy Blair Doug Bracken Lewis Branch Randy Brooks Wallace Brown Wanda Brown Erie Burch Wendy Burkett Danny Carter Percy Clark Larry Causey 134 Rick Daughtry Tommy Davis Greg Dickerson Gloria Dorsey Cheryl Dunaway Mary Ervin Denese Evans Johnny Evans Cindy Faries Laura Fealko Bruce Ferguson Darlene Finch Venie Floyd Wade Gardner Doug Garver Ermon Green Claude Gregory Melissa Grice Jimmy Hammons Eddie Harris Robert Earl Harvey Darin Hawthorne David Hendon Patricia Holder Karen Holley Rick Holyfield Joshua Horton Connie Hukins Teresa Jackson Barry Jamison Connie Jones Katherine Jones Marilyn Jones Bemie Kersh John Kersh Tim Lafhameyer Jeff Langley Mark Lee Keri Lembcke Willie Mangum Dan Martin Melinda Martin Clay Mason Travis McAlpin Craig McDoniel Jimmy McFadden Bill McKay Beverly McMullen Anita McNair Tony McNair Ranay Meadows Barbara Minfield Helen Mooney Aubrey Moore Karen Moreland Oliver Morris Earnest Myers James Myers Robert Myers Ben Nail Gayle Newman Jackie Nichols Carolyn Norwood 135 Cathy Odom Sidney Overby Carl Palmer Clyde Parish Adam Parkman Mark Patch Vickie Proctor Lee Edward Purvis Tony Quinn Jerry Ragland Teresa Reid Carler Rogers Kim Rogers Ronnie Rose Timmy Rowell W alker Runnels Deanna Rustling Angie Sargent Alicia Sellers Randa Sharp Brenda Shavers Mike Shelby Teresa Shelby Nancy Shute Willie J. Sims Jimmy Sipes Gary Smith Jobie Smith Willie Smith Penny Spann Sharon Spann Tarrence Spann Vickie Spann Joe Stamper Otis Stapleton Lillie Steele Allen Steverson Barbara Stubbs Scott Swear Laura Sweet Mack Tatum Anna Taylor Carnette Taylor Edna Taylor Ann Tebo Beverly Tharpe Jimmy Thomas Tonette Tolible Michel Tumage Melissa Wade Edward Walton Eric Ward Katie Mae Ward Leo Watts Rueben Wess Chuck White NOT PICTURED: Sharron Bowen Mitch Runnels Willie Williams Patricia Wilson Debbie Wilssen Dana Wiman Marie Wooten 136 Eddie Anderson Mark Anderson Charles Austin Chuck Bagwell Belinda Baker Robin Beard Jessie Bilbro Terry Blair Allison Booker Teddy Bowman Debbie Boykin Phyllis Brown Jeff Bullin Jim Burnett Dwayne Cannon Billy Causey Todd Chandler Valarie Childs Vicki Clingon Gary Coleman Barbara Conley Fulton Dear Teresa Dear Billy Edmond Mark Elam Carrie Ervin Sandra Everett Mrs. McCarley gave her students some pencil- chewing assignments that required assistance fron ractic eache arbar em Qcho OtAS Took itifaqS Q liOu hj. Frankie Fiscus Denson Fletcher Walter Floyd Sandra Fulton Benita Garver Leah Gasaway Mildred Gates Tammie Gober Donna Graves Greg Graves Charles Gregory Annie Hackman David Hafler Patricia Hall Cony Harms Michael Harrell Randy Harrell Travis Harrell Ricky Harvey Gerald Haskins Evelene Hobson Freddie Hobson Gloria Hobson Roxann Hobson Kathy Howard Tammy Jackson James Johnson Sharon Johnson Lisa Jones Relisia Jones Michael Keys Annie King Scott Lafhameyer Brian Lembcke Mike Mann Brad Martin Janet May Deborah McAlpin Patricia McCornell Delta McDow Annie Melvin Mamie Melvin David Miller Alan Moore Doyle Moore James Moore Kevin Moore Lee Dora Moore Mary Moore Sammy Morrow Curtis Myers Michael Myers Victor Myers Irene Nicholson Angela Newman Wonder Norwood Gregory Page Marion Palmer Sherry Parkman Fred Patterson Scott Payne Annette Pearson Lynn Perrette 138 Justin Pope Anthony Proctor Robert Proctor Jacqueline Purvis Annice Quinn Shelia Quinn Theresa Ragland Dennese Reynolds Tal Rhodes Lane Rushing Becky Sandifer Sandra Scott Albert Shavers Suzanne Simpson Glen Singletary Debbie Sipes Cathy Smith Robert Smith Charles Spann George Spann Marvin Spann Tony Spann Jeanette Stapleton Mattie Steele Tommy Steen David Stubbs James Stubbs Jimmy Tamm Bobby Taylor Carmon Taylor John Taylor Bernice Tharpe Renee Thomas Amy Thompson Ashton Thompson Travis Thompson Donald Tullos Phil Ward Shirley Ward Debra Wash Alethea Watson Mike Welbom NOT PICTURED: Bobby Anderson John Hasting Jully McCornell Lynn Patrick Lester Smith Dyvan Thames Mattie Ward Lorraine Wash Ofmed cu New WittfUw 0H th W(M. Barker's first grade found Mrs. Clara Tatum an ever present help in time of trouble. Mrs. Cannon’s crew loved the camera. 140 Danny Anderson Larry Anderson Beth Austin Michael Baker Cheryl Barr Alvivian Beverly David Blackwell James Bowen Billy Boykin Bundy Boykin Michael Branch Sandra Breazeale Amy Brown Audrey Brown Darin Brown Sandy Brown Terri Burkett Bill Bush Ruthie Cain Delphine Calhoun David A. Carpenter Scott Chandler Johnny Christman Jacquline Clark Willis Clark Serita Coats Mary Ann Collier Lynn Corley Michael Crimm Deanne Crosser Jesse Daughtry Ruthie Davis Michael Dunaway Edward Dunn Shirley Ervin Milton Finch Billy Fiscus Darrell Fletcher Becky Glass Anthony Gray Kennetn Gray Dwayne Green Ronald Griffing Jeffery Hawkins Angela Hawthorne Eric Hayman Daniel Henley Gay Holyfiela Michael Jackson Lonnie Johnson Jerome Jolly Greg Jones Glen Jordan Marilyn Kelly Connie Kersh Danny Keys Verdis Ray King Vernon Ray King Deanne Krieg Jimmy Lamb Dana Mangum Willie James Mangum Diane Martin Greg Martin Neal Meadows Elizabeth McAnally Gary McCornell Ronnie McCornell Robin McCrory John McDonald Ricky McElhenney Henry McKay Mark McKee Matthew McKee Terry J. McKee Daniel McLaughlin Kelvin McLaurin Douglas McMahon Nancy McNair James McPherson Alan Miller Genette Minor Lynette Minor Charles Moore Margaret Moore Lee Moree Dick Mueller Rodney Mullins David Murray Teresa Myers Ml William Neighbors Tina Nichols Jeff Overby Penny Parker Jimmy Quinn Penny Riddle Robert Rowell Jeffery Rutland Dawn Sellers David Scott Vicky Sharp Julia Sheppard Gerry Shoemaker Cal Sipes Angela Smith Darrel Smith John Preston Smith Nick Charles Spann Frankie Spinks Tammye Steverson Johnny Stubbs Mark Taylor Janet Thompson Raymond Thompson Sharon Thornton Joetta Thurmon Earl Tillman Katherine Tolible Curtis Turnage Edmond Turnage Nancy Wade Gregory Wash John Watts Tommy Williams Cheryl Wilson Crozat Wilson Joseph Wilssen Johnny Winsley Jr. Larry Wooten NOT PICTURED: Clifford Dorgan Diane Richardson Ruby Boykin Lewis Browning Elizabeth Crawford Randolph Gilmore Roy Lee Hobson J. W. Irvin Percy McComell Elizabeth Scott Veroice Smith Curtis Spann Kennie Spann QjpOCloJb MRS. ELMIRA SLAUGHTER Insturctor 142 We acknowledge with gratitude the fine cooperation and generos- ity of our advertisers throughout the area. Without their help our annual would be small indeed. ADVERTISING 143 Compliments of THE TURNA0E PLACE, INC. ANTIQUES 824 South State Street Telephone: Jackson, Mississippi 948-2182 Beauty Is Our Business! Phone 825-2839 ETOLIA'S BEAUTY LOUNGE AND MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS DEWITT BROTHERS GARAGE Fannin, Mississippi 825-5550 G. H. GRAVES BUILDING PLUMBING ELECTRICAL and DIGGING CONTRACTING Phone 825-5207 Brandon, Mississippi TORRENCE WATCH AND JEWELRY SHOP Compliments of McLAURIN MEDICAL CENTER f i i r 1 . v 1 A ■ If nEV 7] ■wu Compliments of JACK WILLIAMSONS FARMS Curtis D. Roberts, M.D. Brandon's Own Jewelry Store, Home Owned, Home Operated Fannin, Mississippi WORLD'S LOWEST FURNITURE PRICES COMPLETE FINANCING Compliments of Q ELF BRANDON BRANDON ERVICE DISCOUNT FURNITURE DRUGS One Block North Old Rankin County Hospital of Red Light Brandon, Mississippi 825-2897 825-2054 145 Compliments of STEVENS OF SAFE HARBOR HELEN'S FABRICS MARINA 321 Raymond Rd. at South Plaza Rt. 3, Box 140 Commercial Park Jackson, Mississippi 39204 Brandon, Mississippi Phone 825-2221 Phone 354-2414 Compliments of FANNIN GIN CO. G. J. Thrash W. J. Measells, Jr. Fannin, Mississippi SANDERSON MORROW, INC. JOE H. SANDERSON DAVID L. MORROW 105 Felicity Street REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Barnes Watson Insurance Agency — Morrow Realty and Insurance Inc. Morrow Building General Agents Telephone 825-5064 Western Reserve Life Assurance Co. of Ohio Brandon, Mississippi Republic National Life Insurance Co. of Dallas HOUSE OF FINE DIAMONDS 418 East Capitol Northwood Shopping bh: uni ■■ np 353-1629 Center 366 4426 TOM KELLEY CHEVROLET Jackson, Mississippi 39201 825-2277 Brandon, Mississippi 146 Compliments of MARCUS MARTIN AGENCY MANAGER for SOUTHERN FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPANIES 825-5055 Box 8 Brandon, Mississippi 39042 WHITE AUTO STORE Home Owned and Operated by MIKE and RUSSELL PONDER Phone Brandon, 825-2182 Mississippi SPORTSMAN'S HAVEN BAY KITCHEN RESTAURANT On Pelahatchie Bay At The Barnett Reservoir THOMAS C. FEENY, Owner Rt. 3, Box 84A Phone Brandon, Mississippi 825-5192 Dugger-Hiclcman Music, Ltd. MUSIC CENTER Phone 355-6466 952 North State Street KLH and Sylvania Stereos Ludwig, Slingerland, Rodgers Drums Alvarez, Fender, Gibson, Yamaha Guitars 147 RANKIN COUNTY BANK BRANDON — PEARL — PELAHATCHIE Each depositor insured to 20,000. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Brandon Drive-In Branch and Bright's Center Branch Brandon, Mississippi Phone 825-5091 148 Compliments of J. B. TORRENCE Rankin County Sheriff Compliments of THOMPSON'S FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 825-5603 Brandon, Mississippi FIRST FEDERAL --'JACKSON The Sa ings Place JACKSON MISSUS-P MISSISSIPPI LIBRARY SUPPLY CO. Highway 80 East P.O. Box 5946 Jackson, Mississippi 39208 149 Haliumn Jfanmtl Compliments 3Hom?0, Jttr. of Jackson-Crystal Springs-Pearl BRANDON TV SERVICE SINCE 1929 Compliments Compliments of of WHITE BUILDING TED and SANDERSON SUPPLY WOODYARD CORPORATION Quality Built Homes Value, Mississippi Pelahatchie CUMBERLAND BROTHERS BODY SHOP CUMBERLAND BROS. BODY SHOP •1 COMPLETE AUTO •jODY jitPAIR BODY REPAIRING AND PAINTING • AIMO GLASS INSTALLED • INSURANCE CLAIMS WELCOMED • ERAME RE[ ESTIMATES STRaightning QUALITY WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES F0R. ,E.1y,CE 825-6233 Lex i ted 'h Mi! � From H-y. M on STAR RD BRANDON. MISS. Compliments of GLASS THE NORTHS CONTAINERS CORPORAT- BOB, CAROL, JEFF, AND ION JAN Flowood, Mississippi BRANDON IMPLEMENT CO. P. O. Box 82 Brandon, Mississippi 39042 Phone: 825-5035 International Tractors Farm Equipment and Trucks 150 CENTRAL SPORTS SHOP 217 W. Capitol St. 948-7441 NORTHSIDE SPORTS SHOP 4328 N. State St. 982-3523 BEVERLY'S SCHOOL OF DANCE STUDIO OF CHAMPIONS Bright Shopping Center Compliments of STANDARD OIL BULK PLANT C. J. HARVEY, Mgr. Phone 825-5393 A D CARPET CARE Sales, Installation and Cleaning 402 W. Monument Street Jackson, Mississippi 39203 Owner Phones: Billy HarvellOffice: 948-201 I Home: 939-3523 Compliments of CATAPHOTE CORPORATION Flowood, Mississippi WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned BILL J. HUMPHRIES Brandon, Mississippi Congratulations From Your Friends at McLaurin Branch MISSISSIPPI BANK AND TRUST CO. Leon Babin, Vice President MISSISSIPPI BANK IRlSi COMPANY 151 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 72 A FRIEND CAR INSURANCE: PAYING TOO MUCH FOR TOO LITTLE? Our complete coverage may cost less than you're now paying. Call the man from Nationwide today. TOMMY DUCKWORTH 100 Pemberton Drive McLaurin Mart Shopping Center Phone 939 2012 Nights 4 Weekends Call 825 6237 Ijationwjde HOOVER FINANCE COMPANY JL H O O V R For Your Money Needs See Hoover Finance Company HAL'S DAIRY BAR In Brandon Is Now Operated By JOE HUDSON Open From 9:00 a.m. — 10:00 p.m. Joe says, We specialize in all short orders and offer a wide variety of ice cream. Call-in orders are always welcome! Joe invites you to come by and sample the good food and friendly service. Hwy 471 on the way to the Reservoir from Brandon. Phone 825-7973 152 Always Interested in the Education of Your Children E. L PERRITT SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION Ruel and Doug Overby OVERBY MOTOR COMPANY Brandon, Mississippi Say It With Flowers From KEN’S FLOWER SHOP Brandon, Mississippi 825-5121 Private Dining Rooms for Your Church, School, Social, Civic, Business, and Private Parties. Visit CINDY'S FISH HOUSE, INC. Highway 471 North Brandon, Mississippi Phone 825-2912 Home Owned by T. A. TIGRETT Brandon, Mississippi 153 Rankin County's Largest and Most Complete Family Shoe Store McLaurin Mart Jackson, Mississippi 39208 WOOD'S FAMILY SHOES Best Wishes MISSISSIPPI POWER LIGHT Helping Build Mississippi CHADWICK VARIETY STORE Brandon, Miss. 825-5423 IRL DEAN RHODES BOOSTERS Duncan's RANKIN COUNTY CHANCERY CLERK Mobile Homes 154 Brandon Phone Mississippi 825-5166 JOHNNY BAKER FORD COMPANY 825-5078 Brandon, Mississippi TILLMAN FINANCE COMPANY Pearl Branch — 417 S. Bierdeman Rd. P. O. Box 5541 Jackson, Mississippi 39208 155 GERALD E. HUFFMAN, Mgr. Phone 939-3173 CAMP 471 THE FRIENDLY PLACE WITH FRIENDLY SERVICE C. W. Bishop Owner Mrs. Ray Ingram Manager Furnished Air Conditioned House Trailers For Rent Spaces For Campers and Tents Hunting and Fishing Supplies Minnows — Worms — Crickets Ice Groceries Texaco Gas and Oil Picnic Supplies Camp 471-Rt. 3, Box 84A, Brandon, Miss. We are I mile north of Spillway Road on 471. Phone 825—6131 FRIENDLY FINANCE Home Owned and Home Operated Serving Jackson for Over 30 Years 127 South Lamar Street 353-3487 Auto Glass Installed Mirrors Furniture Tops Resilvering Picture Framing JACKSON GLASS MIRROR CO., INC. 225 E. South Street Jackson, Mississippi Phone 353-2701 LAWRENCE'S GROCERY Fannin, Mississippi Compliments of RALPH MOORE SUPERVISOR DISTRICT 5 156 Compliments of PHILIP H. WARREN YOUR CIRCUIT CLERK Your Rankin County Tax Assessor-Collector MIKE PONDER Yours for a better Rankin County Quality Merchandise at a Discount Price 939-8703 Compliments of HILL MATTRESS COMPANY RIFE'S GROCERY AND PHILLIPS 66 GAS Brandon, Mississippi Phone 835-5231 ... YES We Do Sell LIFE and FIRE, Too Ask About Our CAR FINANCE Before You Trade. WADE BASS 3277 Highway 80 E. 939-5541, Res. 825-5372 Jackson, Mississippi 39208 Jackie and Johnny are proud of the farmers of Rankin County. 157 Compliments of MORROW'S GULF SERVICE STATION Brandon, Mississippi Phone 825-2822 N H B P. O. Box 569 Jackson, Mississippi Office 939 3675 PEARL INSULATION FLOOR COVERING, INC. 158 WT' The BORDEN Pledge “...to keep always in mind oar original purposes — to produce milk that meets, first of all, the health needs of tiny children. By so doing, to offer to people of all ages milk that fulfils these highest standards of wholesomeness, richness and pu y” ,,4vv The milk for srfe children. One of the Finest Equipped Modern Optical Laboratories. CONTACT LENSES FITTED Free Parking Lot Next Door LENS DUPLICATED WITHOUT DELAY 1000 N. State St. Phone 352-7625 Jackson Compliments of PRINCE’S FISHERMAN'S LOUNGE 2S THIS TRADEMARK IS YOUR ASSURANCE OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY IN PAINTS... Sherwin-Williams Paints McLAURIN MART SHOPPING CENTER 159 CON-PLEX, INC. HAS A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Con-Plex is helping build tomorrow's America. An equal opportunity employer, and Mississippi's largest heavy construction company, Con-Plex is always searching for bright young recruits to work on construction projects through- out the South. Further information is available from E. H. Bill Powell or Herbert Lewis, Jr., of Brandon. • U S INDUSTRIES COMPANY. Arid that makes a world of difference. 160 JACKSON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Congratulates 1971-72 graduates on their successful completion of twelve years of basic education and wishes for them a happy future. Sincerely, R. D. Chandler Director Compliments of DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY Compliments of THE BRANCHES THE ALLEY BOUTIQUE 161 NELL’S BEAUTY SALON Pleasing You Pleases Us 825-2313 Brandon, Mississippi 162 163 164 165 166 i ‘ T rWr)T i V-r __