Brookhaven High School - Ole Brook Yearbook (Brookhaven, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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L Therrell for this honor. To all of us Coach has represented a symbol of hard work, genuine interest in the school and its activities, and above all, interest in its students. Therefore, for all of these reasons and others too numerous to name, we, the Class of I957, dedicate our l957 Ole Brook to Coach Bob Therrell . iii' is '7f ' tm X X -X , - 'l Q A . i , A 1 n hmm.. 4 eds 11 1 .T Asig rf Table of Contents -vnu. , il-, ' ,fn ft.. l Q 33.0 Title . . Dedication . Faculty . . Features Classes Sports. . Activities. Sponsors ---!::,a--- if 3:lL ,-1 -'1 Y ' 'ms MAcAzlNE - rssmcens G0 Fon ly-Yivgzt ' Me' 5 1 y'vx4x,Ff A-Q Jr 4 T' ji.: , . x'wx5e'f'x--'Y I iff, 'Ak ff' ,JZ b -7' - yr 5 . 3 , -4, 'f ' ' ' - v. s .p . - . A Mm- . 1,4 . ' .--5, 1 - '1- 'ii-,,.+ - w ,,f Q24 f .' - . Ji -xhffl .. u. 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W .L, ROACH, Principal of Brookhaven High School BOARD OF TRUSTEES We of the Senior Class of I957 would be remiss in our duty if we did not pause at this place in our yearbook to express appreciation to the members of the Board of Trustees who work so hard and unselfishly to make our schools the great places they are. Mrs. Chester Clark Mr. Jere P. LoveII Mr. Robert Boling Mr. Tom Lofton l ,FAR 'Qt' 'NI' fwi N lun-Q FACULTY Executive Editors MISS THERESIA ABSHAGEN English MRS, ANITA BALL Mathematics, MRS. LINDA BURRIS Public School Music MRS . FLORRINELL CHILDRESS English MR, HARRY P, DAYTON Social Science MR. J.H. GODBOLD Social Science MRS, L.H. GRAVES Homemaking MRS, T,D, GROSE Chorus MISS BESSIE JENKINS Business Education MR, EDWARD LANGFORD Science, Assistant Coach MRS. RAY LEGGETT Literature MRS. KATIE RUTH MCNAIR English if i -ffl 3:- f-'X of 254-T. .f X FACULTY Executive Editors MISS BLANC HE MAT HISON Mathematics MISS MA MIE MARTIN Adviser MISS DOROTHY MIDDLETON Piano MR. PAUL MOYER Physical Education, Coach MR, ROBERT B, MOORE Band MRS. JOHN B. SEAVEY English MISS ELOISE SMITH English MR, JAMES A. SINCLAIR Driver Education, Assistant Coach MR. MAXIE SMITH Mathematics MISS JEWEL WEATHERSBY History MR, R.L, THERRELL Physical Education, Girls Coach MR. DONALD H. WILLIAMS Science MISS CARLA BOWMAN Secretary MR, VERSIE ADAMS Custodian of Building and Grounds MRS. I.L, MASON Cafeteria Manager 3 '95 Y' '-5? in 1' alia. 'ZZ' v X i i S Senior Who's Who Most Beautiful Deanna Durham J Cl k 'Ak I Il I I I I ,Il f,fS V' ,V-XSS., I MOST POPULAR Tommy Lofton Betty Penn I I BEST ALL-AROUND Louie Entrician Kay Case SENIOR WHO'S WHO 1957 BEST SPORTS Pete Watts NeII Rose Valentine S ,dis -.- EFI 1 1 'N x 1213 P ,P s ff' 'it MMI MY' ' 1 L i I 1 ,...--A -' ZX ,Q.,,p-- .iii 1 2 4 Xu? 4 at 'X-V' 3 3 F9 My f 51 1 ,ii xl. ,Q A E ia T9 .2 - f . ,-sl: '. li,, LWB. , 4 A yi maxi fi 2: lava' 7? -U' N f? Win. CQ MOST INTELLIGENT AND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Charolette Parnell Clyde Allgood MOST ATHLETIC Jerry Pevey Dons White V3---when-W,-,.n-ess 53-Bl I BEST LOOKING A M I Deanna Durham, Tommy Lofton, Patricia Smith, I . Dan Smith, Jan Clark, and Louie Entri CCID 3 -4 at ,f ,s -Maura K ',': n ,4:.w'1 -we-V if 'Y , sf-Q I' ? -s. ff iw- -i N 4 , 5 55 ' , Y . wb X. Ai 1 Q Q ' 'H V i' , A X l x. ..,. -- E' -i I., , l 5 , E uv- if 1,1 W Y, 'I956 HCMECOMING COURT ha These girls presided with grace and dignity over the most successful Homecoming Ole Brook has ever d rack 'rv 4 Sylvia Deanna Durham Lovell Floy Judy Notions Williams Betty Penn J 53' M,-Q, 5 X .,-rf,-,. MM, X wr ff l, -' M2235 ia I v -N A K IQQ r Xl' - N . ,., m ' ' Ai: , x. N A mf f' -,ap ' ' ,rx P fs 5 M. ima 1 'fgggwl I ,, 4 . qv- . .Ju . Y. . g. . Q, J. ., .V 34. f A 453' ' . 1 U ve' A-'X I , ' 1-S . 4',1,.n Q 3 ..1,k, , 4 'I ', .4 1 f 'J wr I f I mf- L. fr.X.,mgg,' jx, ,M ,nq!4'fl9-'Sv I ax T' O ' O O U 1 47. Q .- , . , . 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' 'XJ mmimniii ,-,,, .65 3 'Tl 'ff 1 Pl ,v p r E pi Class of 1957 ' A Hastory R ln August, l945 Japan surrendered, endmg World War Il but another battle was lust begannang The battle l speak of was the battle wath educataon, and at concerns the group of students who are now senaors at B H S For eleven years they have fought uphall, and now have reached the top Magazanes far and wade cgrraed storaes of World War ll battles Here follows, an our favorate peraodacal the story of the Class of l 57. Mass Magee, Miss Stewart, and Mrs Davas began to get us acquaanted wath the three R s an the farst grade and the faght was on We were too young to know better, so we liked school Durang our second year we became more dasclplaned and we learned more under Mass Blue, Mass Granberry and Mass Clark More was expected of us, so we began to wonder af we were wron an lakang school The thard year was ver enloyable, but sometames embarrassing for some of us w en Mass Young made us stand an the corner for yel ang out l beat you! , when doang homework and taking tests Mass Jones and Mrs Wells dad thear best, along wath Mass Young, to teach us how to wrlte Strangely enough, some of us have never developed any laterary style In the fourth grade we made bag gaans under the tutorang of Mass Smath Mrs Gantt, and Mass Tyrone We strove hard to earn a Palmer Method pan for wratang We were also turned toward musac and learned to clang cymbals, tap traangles, and beat drums, mostly lust for fun When our parents came to hear us, they were sure we were all musacal prodagaes The fafth grade was our last and best year at the grammar school Mass Hendracks Mass Namae, and Mrs McRee gave us our fanal preparataons before we went to the saxth grade and the hagh school Some us served on the Safety Patrol, and who can forget those vasual aad falms'7 Mass Nutt, Mass Wallaams, and Mrs Lambraght antroduced us to geography on a large scale, and we took our farst examanataons an the saxth grade They really were lust as bad as rumors from upper classmen had them Our seventh year rolled around, and we changed classes at the end of peraods for the farst tame Most of us s 'xyed lost for the farst sax weeks Mrs Mc Naar crammed Englash into us an more ways than one Coach Gregory gave us our daaly paddlangs an has scaence class Mass Harvey s arathmetac and Mass Lofton s Englash kept us on our toes in the eaghth grade as we prepared to enter hagh school We were able to choose some of our subjects an the nlnth grade, and how grown up we felt! We were exposed to Latan l and Spanash I The Latan l scholars were slaves that year and caught the brunt of the Latan ll masters, as usual The varsaty football team defeated McComb, and we felt some of the glory for the farst tame, and took much of the credat The next year we turned up an the tenth grade, and we were well on our way to the top Mrs Marsalas and baology were on everyone s mind We acquared ansect nets, and most of us were buggy by the end of the year The Latan play was a huge success, and at won two trophaes at the Latan conventaon Last year was a bag year all the way around We chose our class rangs, and of course they were the prettaest yet The football team won the South Bug Eaght Champaonshap, and we had a lot of classmates on the team The basketball team won the Bag Eaght Champaonshap goang away The Jumor Senaor banquet proved to be the greatest yet We moved at away from the library to the Country Club which we converted anto a Stork Club deluxe Who wall ever forget the work that convertang took and the super floor show starrang such graceful dancers as Watts Massengall, and Parkman'P Now, our battle as almost over, and we are lust about over the top ready to proclaam our vactory At last we are Senaors We have enloyed workang on the OLE BROOK and homecoming, whach was consadered by many the best The Showboat audatoraum rogram, and that showboat float wath the lovely Queen and the beautiful court wall never be forgotten Stu yang -and l use the word stud mg wath reservataons an the actavaty bualdlng has been much fun Even sellang at football games and sel ang Chrastmas cards were fun, and of course those playang on the football team have had thear glory And who, of us, wall ever forget that 25 7 score over McComb, the so called South Bag 8 Champnons, on Turkey Day 19569 We enaoyed plannang and beang In assembly programs, and entertaanang busaness men on E B Day, and none of us will ever forget our super senaor play The partaes have started, and most of us have bags under our eyes, but what s sleep to a senaor'7 Our last year an hlgh school as almost over, and we have had a wonderful tame We look forward to our future, and our memoraes of B H S wall stay wath us forever Clyde Allgood Jr Class Hastoraan 20 I U O ll I I ' ' I . . . . ,. . . . . . 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Class of 1957 WI 5 We the Senror Class of T957 berng of sound mrnd and body do rn the presence of our able faculty make our last wrll and testament It reads as follows To the entrre Junror Class we leave the two Mademorselles, Mrss Ab and Mrs Mathrson who through hard work and constant gurdance have prepared us for what lres ahead Pope Kelly leaves hrs dry wrt and hrs abrlrty to make everybody happy anytrme and anywhere to Glorra Wall and Don Nevels Tony Feduccra and Robert Trrgg leave therr abrlrty to grve the grrls a thrrll b rust comrng to school to Lance Alworth and George Durham Kay Case and Nell Valentrne leave therr c eer leader outfrts to Jane Smrth and Barbara Brueck Pete Watts leaves hrs Roman nose to Larry Posey Henry Hoskrns leaves hrs center posrtron on the basketball team to Ralph Smrth Vickr Hrckman leaves her abrlrt to draw a strarght lrne to anyone rn mechanrcal drawrng Smokey Prtts leaves he hopes' ll Barbara Natrons Lourse Jones and Brlly Wrlson leave therr love for bookkeeprng to Mrldred Trllman and Pat Byrne Rrchard Prrce leaves hrs abrlrty to argue wrth a fence post to Jrmmy Perkrns and Jerry Butler Malor Lea Raymond Roberts and Ken Sartrn leave therr love for women to Jon Phillrp Panzrca, Rodger Reeves, and Glenn Bracey Patrrcra Smrth, Dannre Sue Adams and Carol Allen leave therr sweet smrles to Rona Sue West and Mardre Beeson Tommy Lofton leaves hrs manly beard and harry chest to Lloyd Walker Dan Smrth leaves hrs abrlrty to sell Chrrstmas cards to Jerelene Case, Frances Cowart, and John Derryberry Mrke Wrllrams and Don Phrllrps leave Drane and Nrta Betty Blarse leaves her malorette unrforrn to Virgrnra Bethea Roffre Burt and Ralph Rrchardson leave therr teeth out on the football freld Larry Smrth and Cynthra Watts leave therr uret manner to Ellrs Whrte Mrlton Rhodes and Jane Morgan John Smrth leaves hrs slot on the basketballl team to Ferdre Becker Buddy McGehee and Johnny Parkman leave therr abrlrty to sell at the football games to Wayne Ervrn Claude Krncade, Herman Bowman, and Mac Brown Claudra McMullen and her hard workmg staff leave the best annual ever Lynn Harrrson leaves her abrlrty to get up and go to Eva Lee Townsend Jrmmre Mc Kee and Kent Beeson leave therr long srdebums to Gene Spence and Harrrgrll leaves hrs love for those short Key Club Board meetrngs to Bobby Bolrng Rudy Grenn leaves hrs Hog Charn Bus to anyone gorng rn that drrectron Deanna Durham leaves her movre star looks to Judy Turner Clyde Allgood and Jerry Pevey leave therr love for those four hour football practrces to Alton Greenlee, Ted Smrth John Dunn, and Brlly Scroggrns John Unverzagt and Brenda Bahn leave therr Southern accents to Margre Hughes, Sally Lou Mc Kee and Ann Sumerlrn Betty Penn leaves her abrlrty to say the Prologue to the Canterbury Tales to Norman Mrnton Lrllran Smrth leaves her abrlrty to make folks laugh to Gretchen Hartman and Jane Clements Margaret Neal and Ann Moncrref leave therr round trrp trckets to Joe Joe s to Bennre Schlesrnger and Clark Arrrngton Charlotte Parnell leaves all her A s to Norma Branch Shrrley Brrtt and Carolyn Fortenberry leave therr love for the Glee Club to Carol Covrngton Carroll Case and Anne Atkrnson Robert Hutcherson leaves hrs red harr to Patsy Krng and Cary Yancey Dorrs Whrte leaves her athletrc unrforrns to Jo Ann Whrtehead Kay Summers Mary Martha Shrrley and Vrolet Allen Myrtrs Hoover leaves her basketball team to the next manager Glenda Thames leaves her sayrng that good thrngs come rn small packages to Janrce Smrth and Margaret Watts Judy Day Marretta Boone and Pat Carn leave therr quret beauty to Dorrs O Qurnn and Sylvra Lovell Virgrnra Boone leaves her abrlrty to sew to Emma Jane Day Shrrley Wood and Barbara Allgood leave therr abrlrty to wrrte artrcles to Charles Morgan and Bob Cross Monroe Lofton and Edna Mae Leggett leave therr uret attentron rn class to Clyde Moody Gordon Wooten Mrtchell Smrth and Melvrn Smrth Jan Clark an June London leave therr fashronable looks to Abbre Beeson Ethelene Hennrng, and Nancy Lovell Juan Smrth leaves hrs horn to Jrmmy Redd Joyce Nettles and Hugh T Mrtchell Shrrle Boyd, Marrlyn Flynn, and Annre Rut Watts leave therr abrlrty to prck a toprc for therr term papers to Bar ara Wrllrams Joan Brrtt, Barbara Cannon and Shrrley Smrth lnez Adams leaves the 4 H Club to Patrrcra Smrth Betty Brrster and Ruby Taylor Ro Russell and Wa ne Wrlson leave therr love for exams to Joe Bryant and Drane Cotton Loure Entrrcan and Meade Mathrs eave therr good manners and nrce ways to Lem Hewes And I Bobby Massengrll, leave the book on How Not to Wrrte a Class Wrll to the next lawyer Srgned and sealed on the 24 day of May, rn the year of our Lord, Nrneteen Hundred and Frfty-seven Bobby Massengrll Class Lawyer Tl -lli. T. I 'H ' I .' I . . I I . I . . . . ,, ,, . S . I n Q - Q . 0 --- . ' . u I 0 I O I I . I I I I ' I I 0 I 0 C O l I . I . . . . I . I . . . . I . ' . - ' ' ' ' rr ll Jerry Nations. Ann Smith leaves her longing to roam toward West Lincoln to Shirley Watts. Donald ' - - rr rr - ' . I . . u . rr rr ' ' ' ' , . ,, ,, . . . . . . ' ' -- I ' ' l ' rr lrr . I I . . . . ' . . A . . ' I I , . . . ' I I O O. O I I O I O I O . O I I O O 0 I I I ' . . ' ' . ' . . ' Y T . . . I . I Class of 1957 Prophecy The other day as l was wandering around town l stopped by a magazrne stand to see rfl could find some worthwhile lrterature the top shelf I saw an issue of Your Future 1011! Becomrng currous l bought the magazine and started to read The year was 1967 and here rs what the magazine said my old classmates were doing Jan Clark rs head of a Lonely Hearts Agency Her motto rs Want a man? Call Jan Jrmmy McKee has developed a new type of srdeburns call El Jrmmeo Larry Smrth dentrst uses a new method of parnless dentistry called work em and Jerk em H says and we quote lt s fun' Brenda Bahn rs hrs able assrstant She says she frnds rt very relaxrng Donald Harrigrll has recently started selling Charles Atlas books Dan Smrth rs rn South America teachrng the Cha Cha Hrs star puprls are Margaret Neal and Robert Hutcherson Carolyn Fortenberry rs a renowned vorce teacher One of her pupils rs the famous Rudy Grenn crooner who rs happy over the success of hrs latest record You Arn t Nothrng But a Mad Dog But I ve Got Bats rn My Belfry Barbara Allgood rs chref stamplrcker for the U S Postal Service Her comment rs I lrck em and love em Tommy Lofton rs now head manager of the Marretta Boone Corset Factory He says the terrrfrc rrse rn sales rs due to the slogan We can fix any frgure Kent Beeson owns a barber shop that features Don Phrllrps the singing barber Working asKent smanrcurrst rs Annie Ruth Watts Vrrgrnra Boone and Judy Day are workrng as models for Robert Trigg s Fashron House of Paris They are modeling his new fashion called Morse Code a dot here and a dash there Lourse Jones and Vrckr Hrckman have formed a partnership They buy rron and steel Thrs really means they have a Junk yard Clyde Allgood rs expecting hrs next batch of moonshrne to outsell the frrst one Meade Mathrs has retrred at the ripe old age of 25 He figured a new way to get mrlk out of cows Betty Blaise rs making a mrllron rn cheesecake Her recipe one smrle one wink and oo la la' Tony Feduccia rs getting rrch off hrs new Tonette for boys Edna Mae Leggett is pleased to learn that sales for her latest book Anyone Can Be A Burlesque Cutre have reached the two mrllron mark Loure Entrrcan couldn t get rrd of hrs atomrc energy hug He feeds him two tons of meat darly and keeps hrm hrdden rn the cellar Nell Rose Valentrne rs U S forergn ambassador to Outer Mongolia She sends back word to all the grrls at B H S Oh these Mongolran Men' Serving as her rnterpreter is Roy Russell who speaks 719 languages Roffie Burt rs a professor of mathematics at Ole Mrss Durrng hrs spare time he trnkers with orl wells Glenda Thames rs strll a waitress at the Stork Club lf you see a stork wrth tag number 207 runnrng around loose please notrfy Glenda Juan Smrth rs workrng for the F B I He rs now on a specral secret case concernrng a prrnce who was captured and locked up rn the can Prrnce Albert that is Smokey Prtts rs also worryrng for the government He has recently been named Assrstant Secretary of the Army Shrrley Wood s play Come to Mama rs havrng qurte a successful run on Broadway Playrng the leadrng roles are Brlly Wilson as Junror and Inez Adams as can t you guess who? Mama Rrchard Prrce does somethrng that has to do wrth horses lt s either playrng them or they re playrng hrm Lillian Smrth owns a chrcken farm She has an excellent hatcher rn the person of around the world with a charn of auto parts stores that rs Pope Kelly just took the leadrng role rn Roy Rogers Rides Agam produced and directed by Cynthra Watts Also rn the frlm rs Wayne Wilson He plays Trigger Deanna Durham rs rarsing all star ends for the Panther team Henry Hoskrns rs now star forward wrth the Harlem Globe Trotters Hrs rdea rs If you can t beat em Jorn em Ann Smrth rs strll at B H S She does all the odd Jobs around the campus she s a sort of female Versre Robert and Harry Hannon own the ground on whrch the Empire State Burldrng now stands due to a successful underworld busrness transactron Claudia McMullen rs editor rn chref of Esqurre Magazrne You can rmagrne what fun she has Ray Strange rs the author of the famous book Strange As It Seems whrch concerns the 12 112 children born to Ann Moncrref all at once Lynn Harrrson rs no longer Lynn Harrrson She changed her name for some odd reason John Unverzagt has announced that he wrll run as the Democratrc candrdate for President in the next electron Sue Adams has organrzed a revolt agarnst Elvrs Presley She says she believes he rs a bad rnfluence on young mrnds such as hers Raymond Roberts rs announcrng the opening of hrs ultra modern Joe Joe s He saved money by burldrng rt himself It rs complete wrth a burlesque show whrch features June London and Patricia Smrth Shrrley Boyd rs workrng rn the shoe sole drvrsron of the Brookhaven Shoe Factory She says she s startrng at the bottom Bobby Massengrll rs manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers H recently replaced Jackre Robinson wrth John Smrth Myrtrs Hoover sells Myrtrs Mrracle Pills guaranteed to make color come back rnto gray hair The only trouble rs rt doesn t say what color Ralph Rrchardson says he rs going straight after hrs recent release from Alcatraz Has to straight Jacket you know Pete Watts now owns a country club after wrnnrng the U S championship for six years Hrs future plans are to open a school for young golfers who are mterested rn gorng places and takrng Pete wrth them Workrng as secre tarres are Barbara fBombshellj Natrons Marilyn fMonroej Flynn and Carol fCut1ej Allen Jerry Pevey rs the happy extermrnator of Pevey s Pest Control He takes care of husbands whose wives are dissatisfied Mike Wrllrams after sellrng everythrng from Chrysanthemums to Christmas cards frnally became a salesman for the Dorrs Whrte Crgar Company Dorrs rs qurte pleased wrth hrs slogan A a and they re wrld' Betty Penn rs the country s leadrng hrllbrlly srnger She goes by the name of Beautiful Betty the Highfalutrng Hrllbilly Kenneth Sartrn works as a fisherman frshrng for of all things sardrnes He says Now 1 know how a sardrne feels Major Lea is drrll instructor at one of our leading military bases He says lt s easy All I say rs Hup two three three and a half four Buddy McGehee has burlt a new type of car featuring the short hrgh look He says he s going to put a motor on rt next Shrrley Brrtt and Kay Case famed nuclear physicists are workrng on a new secret weapon called Pfft PBUICIB C8111 15 making perfume She s usrng her own little ones skunks of course She calls rt Drsaster Monroe Lofton rs making hrs srxth cruise over Niagara Falls rn a whrskey Jug Charlotte Pamell rs strll wandering around down town occasronally prckrng up magazines whrch she consrders worthwhile literature Charlotte Parnell Class Prophet 22 . 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Y-Teens 1,12,3,4gF,l-I.A. l,2,4g Glee Club 3,4g 4-H Club Officer 3,4gBai1d 1,2,3g Brass Ouartet, Superior 23. CAROL ALLEN She has that friendly persuasion, That's suitable for any occasion. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g F.H.A, 1,2,3,4g 4-H Club 45 Ole Brook Staff 4. BARBARA ALICE ALLGOOD With that cute smile, She's a real Honey Chile. Q 11' ,,,. Alf rd 4? 'ef 'O 1 'Q n Q if Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g F.l-l.A. l,2,4g 4-H Club 1,2,3,4g Press Club 2,3g ' i ' - Homeroom Officer 2, Panther H9115 Sports Editor 3. I - K CLYDE NELSON Attooon, JR, 8 1 l Strong, silent, brilliant young man, ' lf he can't do it, nobody can. XX X Key Club 2,3,4g Latin Club l, 2, Officer lg Student Council 43 Home- X room President 1g Class l-listorian 4, Current Events Award 3. 5, ij 43. iw 127 She came from the North far away She s captured the South with her sweet way. Transfer from William Penn High School, York, Penn., . .A,4gB.E.Club4. B' KENT BEESON Wherever Kent is found, You'll also find Jimmy M around BRENDA BAHN 5- ' Y Q14 - BETTY BLAISE The Pantherettes won't be the same without that strut. Majorette 2,3,4g Y-Teens 1,'2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3g 4-H Club 45 Glee Club 2,3. CAROLYN VIRGINIA BOONE There's somethin about her boys should know, She can cook andgshe can sew. Y-Teens 1,2,4g 4-H Club Officer 1,2,4, F.H.A. 1.2, Glee Club 1, 2, Stars Club 2, Officer 4. MARIETTA BOONE lf a funny story is to make a hit, Just make sure that she tells it. 4-H Club Officer 1,2,3,4g Press Club 1,23 F.l-I,A, 1, 2: Y-Teens 1, 2,3,4g B.E, Club 4g Future Secretaries Club 45 Glee Club 2,3,4g 1 Brook Staff 45 Class Officer 4: Carnival Queen 3. SHIRLEY ANN BOYD When those big brown eyes look up at you, A world of sweetness comes in view. Y-Teens 1,2,4g F.H.A, 1,2,4. SHIRLEY BRITT Small in size, as you can see, But happy in her work is she. Stars Club 3,4g B.E . Club Officer 4g Future Secretaries Club 44 F.H.A . l,2,3g 4-H Club 45 Y-Teens 4. Biolpiy Club 3, 4-H Club 3,4, Football 3,4. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Chemistry Club 3, F.H.A. 4. Carolyn's our unanimous choice. SENIORS-CLASS ff ' OF 1957 4 THE EDITORS ROFFIE HURT 99 441 100170 pure genius! ! Physics Club 3, 4-H Club 4, Basketball 3,4, Football 4, Track 4, Math Award 3. PATRICIA ANN CAIN Why can't all be as carefree as 12 What's the need of being shy? Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 1, 2, Press Club 1,2, Officer 3. KAY ELIZABETH CASE Rah! Rah! B.H.S. Slie's head cheerleader, can't you guess? Y-Teens 1, Officer 2,3,4, Area Vice-President 3, at State President 3, Stars Club 2,3,4, F.H.A . 3,4, V Officer 3, Spanish Club 1, Officer 2, Glee Club 1.2, 4, Cheerleader 3,4, Girls State 3, American Legion Award, Citizenship Award 3, National Y-Teen on- :ga ference 4, Homeroom Officer 2,4, Class Officer 4, 1 QQ Brook Staff 4. JAN CLARK 'Q Her quiet manner has a leadin way, ' Respect is shown for what she'lq say. Latin Club Officer 1, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Officer 3, Stars Club 2, Officer 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 2, Student Council 2, Officer 3, President 4, Convention 2,3, Ole Brook Class Editor 4. 1 'T JUDY DAY Sweet and lovely, fair of face, Features delicate as lace. 3, Biolo y Club President 4, Stars Club 3, 4-H Club 4, Glee Club 1.5, Homeroom Officer 2,4, President 3, 4 N Cel' DEANNA DURHAM , Tall and stately, full of oise, Always popular with the goys. Glee Club 1,4, Stars Club 2, Officer 3, President 4, fx Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Press Club 1,2,3, Chemistry Club . 3, B.E. Club 4, Biology Club 2, Latin ciub 1, Officer ' ,Q 2, Class Officer 1, Homeroom President 1, Key Club i Sweetheart 3, Homecoming Maid l,4, Class Favorite 1. I' A L A LOUIE ENTRICAN, JR. He's a little bit ofa thing, But so is the atom! Key Club 2,3, President 4, Chemistry Club 3, Latin Club 1,2, Football Manager 3,4. Q TONY NATHAN FEDUCCIA Here I am, you lucky people! ARILYN FLYNN l-ler cheeks how rosy, her dimples how merry .... CAROLYN FORTENBERRY She has classic features and a soft voice, Glee Club 1,2,3, President 4, Girls's Ensemble 2,3, 4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Future Secretaries Club Officer 4, Stars Club 4, B.E. Club 4, F.H.A. 1. RUDY GRENN 5' To all the famous ones he's kin, Q ' Of course we mean that he's a Grenn. E If 4-H Club 4, Football 4. HARRY HANNON Here's a guy on whom we can depend, He's a worker and a real friend. Latin Club 1. 3,4, Officer 1,2, Girls' Ensemble l,2,3,4, Sextet 3, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Press Club 1, Latin Club 1, F.H,A. Officer 6. SENIORS-CLASS OF 1957 -'THE EDITORS ROBERT l-IANNON Ditto-fHe's Harry's twiiil Biology Club 45 4-H Club 4. DONALD RAY HARRIGILL To live is llOI a blessin , but to live well. Band 1,2,3,45 Latin Clui 1,25 Chemistry Club 35 Biolo y Club 35 Press Club 25 l-lomeroom Officer 45 Key Club 2, Officer 3,4. LYNN HARRISON Behind that sweet and childlike smile. She harbors thoughts that are worthwhile. Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 25 Stars Club 2.3.45 Y-Teens 1.2.3,-45 Press Club 1.2.35 Tennis 2,3,45 Latin Club 1, Officer 25 B.E. Club 45 Biology Club 2522 Brook Business Manager 45 Panther Howls Staff 25 l-lomeroom Officer l,2,3,4. VICKI HICKMAN Let The Good Times Roll! Glee Club l,2,3,45 Press Club 2,35 Stars Club 2.3.45 F.H. 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. MYRTIS HOOVER She's a manager supreme, A real supporter of the team. . Spanish Club 15 F.l-I. 4 ball Manager 2.3. gg it HENRY LEE Hoskins A king in the sport, lg X That's played on a basketball court. '?s,4' Physics Club 3. ROBERT HUTCHERSON How can that red-headed fellow, Have a disposition so mellow? Transfer from Fair Oak Springs5 Club 4. g is LOUISE JONES Not down to earth, but to 3 . A POPE KELLY Latin Club 1.2, Presisent Club 35 Press Club 35 Key 3,45 Basketball 3.4. W4 sv 5 A, 1.2.35 Y-Teens 45 4-l-I Club 45 Basket- Basketball 2,3, All Big Eight 3,45 Track l,3,45 4-H Club 45 Latin of 'T l .J , no as lr.: -bl., Wav' V' A. the sky, Her ambitions seem to fly. Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 F.l-l.A. 1,45 4-H Club 2.45 Biology Club 2,35 Stars Club 45 Glee Club 2,35 Press Club 2. Famous men are dyin , and l feel sick! 15 Radio Club 45 Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club Board 3,45 Golf 1,253.45 Tennis 1.2, EDNA LEGGETT My motto: The best things in life are free. F.H.A. l,2.35 Y-Teens l,L,3,-45 Basketball 3.4. CLYDE MONROE LOFTON Too Much Monkey Business! Chemistry Club 35 4-H Club 2,45 Biology Club 25 Key Club 2.3.4. TOMMY LOFTON Our Mr. President is athletic, friendly, best all 'round Another like him shall never be found. Latin Club 1, 25 Teen Tavern Council 15 Biology Club 25 Key Club 2.3. Officer 45 4-H Club 45 Chemistry Club Officer 35 Press Club 35 Eang11QrHQw1s Sports Editor 35 Boys State 35 Class Officer 1, President 45 Homeroom Officer 1, President 35 Football 2.3.45 Basketball Manager 35 Baseball 2.3.4. I SENIORS-CLASS ,, r,. ,t OF 1957 'C' THE EDITORS BENNIE JUNE LONDON Peppy and full of fun, Fine company for everyone. Press Club 2, F.H.A, l,2,4, Majorettc 2,3, Basket- ball 3,-l, Homeroom Officer 12, Ole Brook Feature Editor 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Cabimn ff, Conference 2 CHARLES MCGEHEE Some people would rather shoot the bull than the lion. Transfer from Columbia High School, Columbia, Miss., Chemistry Club 4, 4-H Club 4. JIMMY MCKEE Tall and lean and dark like Elvis, We wonder if he shakes as mean a pelvis? I ' , CLAUDIA MCMULLEN Labor and toil, labor and toil, For the Editor of the Annual burns midni ht oil. Glee Club l,3,4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, F.l-EA. 2, B.E. Club Officer 4, Future Secretaries Club Officer 4, Press Club l,2, Officer 3, Chemistry Club 3, l-lomeroom Officer l, Latin sf 1 Club 121: Brook Editor 4, ' 1 BOBBY MASSENGILL - 5 He keeps them rolling in the aisle, 5 4 ' , 4 wi ,, ix . M gi , , ,A . 1 With all the jokes he keeps on file. Latin Club 1,2, Student Council 1.2, Key Club 2, Officer 3, Board 4, Chemistry Club Officer 3, Class President 1, Home- room President 3,4, Ole Brook Sports Editor 4, Football 4, Baseball 2,3,4, Boysgfite 3, Class Lawyer 4, American Legion Award uf . MEADE MATHIS He works nearly all the day, But at night, he has his play. Key Club 2,3,4, Student Council 1, 2, Chemistry Club 3, 4-H Club l,4, Biolog Club 2, Homeroom Officer l, Class Officer 2,4, Eresident 3, Football 4, Track 4, Boys State 3, 'Tx ELIZABETH ANN MONCRIEF Hair almost red, eyes of blue, Watch out, boys, or she'll fool you. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,4, F,H.A. 3,4, Chemistry Club 3, Biology Club 2, Press Club 2, Latin Club l,2. BARBARA NATIONS The reason gentlemen prefer blonds! X Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2, F,l-I,A, 4, Annual Staff -X 4, B.E. Club Officer 4, Future Secretaries Club President 4, px Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Homeroom Officer l,2. A MARGARET NEAL Why should I worry and slave? Those who do, find an early grave. Y-Teens l,2,4, Press Club 1,2, F.H.A. l,3, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Biology Club 2, 4-H Club 2. X JOHNNY PARKMAN The pleasing punishment that all women bear. Key Club 4, B.E. Club 4, 4-H Club 4. CHARLOTTE PARNELL Personality and knowledge of books, ls pleasantly reflected in her looks. Latin Club l,2, Award 2, Student Council 1, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Stars Club 2,3,4, Press Club 2,3, Biolo y Club Officer 2, Chemistry Club Officer 3, 4-H CEub l,4, F.H .A . 4, Homeroom President 2, Officer 3, Class Prophet 4. M BETTY PENN Personality, looks, eyes of brown, 'V Betty's our queen all around. 1 Stars Club 2,3,4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3, F.H.A . 3.4, Latin Club 1.2, Officer 1, Future Sec- retaries Club 4, B.E . Club President 4, Class President 2, Officer 3,4, Homeroom President 1, Officer 3, X Ole Brook Assistant Editor 4, B.E. Medal 3, Class V Favorite 2.4, Homecoming Maid 2,3, Queen 4. SENIORS-CLASS OF 1957 44 THE EDITORS U .IERRY PEVEY ln everything he gives his all, Especially iti the ame of football. 4-H Club 45 Key Club !,3,4g Student Council Alter- nate L3,4g Class Officer 31 Homeroom Officer 25 Football 12,3,4p Track 3.4, Baseball 4. DON KNOX PHILLIPS By' different methods different men excel. But here is he who can do all things well. Transfer from Rayvillc High School, Rayville, La.g Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 35 Press Club 35 Key Club 3,-lg Glee Club 45 Homeroom Officer 3. IERROD L. PITTS Q Graduation, May 34--Happy Day! I! B,E. Club 4g Latin Club lg Baseball l,2g Football 3,4. R I RICHARD PRICE Gosh-ding! This learning, what a thing. 4-H Club 1,2,8,4g Biology Club 25 B.E. Club 4. RALPH RICHARDSON Little and loud, The life of the crowd. Homeroom Officer 1,2g Latin Club 1,25 Bioloxgy Club 2 Chemistry Club 33 Press Club 33 4-H Club 4g ootball 4 Key Club 13,45 Band l,2,3,4, Ensemble Superior 25 CE Brook Photographer 4. RAYMOND ROBERTS In craft he's noted for his skill, For anything this boy can build. Key Club 2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4. ROY RUSSELL If for him you-have a task, All you have to do is ask. Transfer frotn Heuck's Retreatg Biology Club 3' Ole Brook Staff 4. KENNETH SARTIN He s tall and he s thin But he s a good old boy for the shape he s in Biolo y Club 9 Physics Club 4 A N SMITH Always happy never sad Sometimes naughty but never bad Spanish Club l Y Teens l 2 .3 Cabinet 4 Glee Club 1 3 4 Press lub 3 F H A l 4 Chemistry Club 4 Ole Brook Staff4 leen Tavern Council 4 DAN SMITH He s tall and handsome and fine! Come on girls just stand in line. Spanish Club 1 2- Biology Club - Key' Club 3 4- B E Club 4- Student Council 3 Officer 44 Football 'F louis srvnru A friendly smile flashy red hair so X - For baseball he has quite a flair 27 ! ts Physics Club 3 Biology Club 4 Baseball l ' 3 4 Basketball 3 4 JUAN SMITH Spanish he speaks with ease Just as neat as you may please. Band 1, :.,3,4g Biology Club 2g Chemistry' Club 3g S Spanish Club l,2. 4 5? i -1' af' if GLENDA THAMES l'is this that ever one would sa Future Secretaries Club 4, B.E . ROBERT DONALD TRIGG A cheerful guy with lots on the He was a member of the Panther team. Key Club 3.4, 4-H Club 4, Biology Club President 3, Homeror .1 President 1, Officer 2, Football 3,4, Track 1, Class Favorite ' JOHN UNVERZAGT I came, I saw, I conquered. Transfer from Calvert Hall College, Baltimore, Md. 4, NELL ROSE VALENTINE A rose in bloom!! ! Student Council 3, Officer 4, Y-Teens l,2,3, Pres- ident 4, Stars Club 2,3,4, Officer 3, Glee Club l,2, 3.4, Cheerleader 3,4, Latin Club l, Officer 2, Teen Tavem Council 2,4, Homeroom Officer 1,2, Tennis 8th,1,2,3g Girls State 3, Class Favorite 3. ANNIE RUTH WATTS She's small and quiet as a mouse, But we'll bet she'1l keep a ood house. Y-Teens l,2,3,4, 4-H Clug Officer 3.4, F.H.A. 1, 2,4, Stars Club 2, Future Secretaries Club 4, B .E . Club 4, Glee Club 2,3. CYNTHIA PEARL WATTS I've ot a pocket full of dreams. Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 4, Chemistry Club 3. Y. She's a jolly oocll pal in every way. Glee Club 1, ,3,4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Stars Club 2, 4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4,F.H.A. l, SENIORS-CLASS OF 1957 Hn-us EDITORS LARRY SMITH Fate tried to conceal him by naming him Smith LILLIAN RAY SMITH Insanity destroys reason but not wit. 4-H Club 1, Y-Teens l,2,3, F.H.A. 1,12,3, B.E, Club 4,G1ee Club l,2,3. PATRICIA SMITH Big blue eyes, full of pep, Always laughing, that's er rep Y-Teens l,2,3,4, F.H.A. l,2,3, President 4, 4-H Club Officer 4, Glee Club 4, Chemistry Club 3, Stars Club 3,4,5, 1 Brook Staff 4, I-lomeroom Officer 3,4 1-- is VONCILE SMITH Willing to work, willing to play, Willin to help whomever she may. RAgY STRANGE He takes it easy, has his fun, As hours slip by, one by one. Band l,2, Officer 3,4, Biolo Club 2, Chemistry Club 3, Press Club 3, Radio Club 4, 51522 Brook Staff 4. TOMMY SUMMERS Don't let studying interfere with your edu ation! 4-H Club l,2,3,4, Football 3, Band 1. 'Q 2, 4-H Club 2,45 Club 4. .5 beam, 'k , rv I l X SENIORS-CLASS OF 1957 -it 2 THE EDITORS N' ' PETE WATTS This cat's name was Pete, Whose feet kept tuned to a rhythm beat. Key Club 3, Officer 45 I-lomeroom Officer 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Teen Tavern Council 3,45 Biology Club 25 Physics Club Officer 35 Chemistrty Club 35 Foot- ball 3,45 Track 25 Golf 45 Ole Brook Sta f45 Class Favorite 45 Class Officer 2. DORIS WHITE On the track or on the court, She is always a good sport. Y-Teens l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,3, Officer 45 Spanish ,-L 43 f, 'Q' Club 25 Stars Club 25 4-H Club 45 Basketball 2,3,45 as an Track 3. ' MIKE WILLIAMS -v X Let the man who doesn't wish to be idle, fall in love. Spanish Club 1,2, Officer I5 Chemistry Club 35 Key Club 3,45 I-lomeroom Officer 35 Boys State 35 Q Brook Staff 4. BILLY WILSON I won't volunteer for the job, But I'1l et it done. WAENE WILSON Here today and absent tomorrow. Chemistry Club 35 Biology Club 45 4-l-I Club 4. SHIRLEY WOOD And still the wonder grew and rew. At all the things that she couldgdo. Press Club 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Biology Club Officer 25 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4, Officer 35 Stars Club 2, Officer 45 I-lomeroom Officer I5 Class Officer 35 Student Council Officer 35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,45 Teen Tavern Council Officer 3, President 45 B.E. Club Officer 45 Future Secretaries Club 45 F.H .A . 45 Panther Howls Feature Editor 35 E Brook Literary Editor 4. 5, 'F 41' X rf f 7.52. -ji'5Q .- -LT..-. ., t 'I -'fine - ' A451414 ts gffxu Q H:-1 'JJ 3-I-ff. 5 4533 : Fffgk I 4 4 4 ' .' it 4- - ' ' -W. - ri -. r -. vrfrferfi is .4 .- 55 1 4 :gf-lX.zJ,f-zN.14 .1--f .1-.1 -, 5- - , W You don't find these boys f' working very often. Don t let us scare you. Mr- B- H- 5' 9975 The What are they looking at. works. Don't run! We know where you've been. 7 u SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 FIRST ROW: Vicki Hickman, Rudy Grenn, Tony Feduccia, Robert Trigg, Meade Mathis, Ralph Richardson, Richard Price, Pete Watts, Jerry Pevey, Pope Kelly, John Smith. SECOND ROW: Judy Day, Voncile Smith, Danny Sue Adams, Inez Adams, Ammie Ruth Watts, Glenda Thames, Shirley Boyd, Edna Mae Leggett, Doris White, Shirley Britt, Virginia Boone, Betty Blaise, Miss Abshagen. THIRD ROW: Miss Mathison, Henry Hoskins, Barbara Nation, June London, Patricia Smith, Marietta Boone, Myrtis Hoomer, Barbara Allgood, Carol Allen, Roy Russell, Juan Smith, Don Harrigill. FOURTH ROW: Larry Smith, Monroe Lofton, Claudia McMullen, Brenda Bahn, Shirley Wood, Mike Williams, Don Phillips, Dan Smith, Pat Cain, Lynn Harrison, Deanna Durham, Charlotte Parnell, Louise Jones. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Neal, Cynthia Watts, Carolyn Fortenberry, Lillian Smith, Marilyn Flynn, Bobby Massengill, Louie Entricaii, Ray Strange, Ann Smith, Betty Penn Nell Valentine, Kay Case. SIXTH ROW: Major Lea, Jimmy McKee, Johnny Parkman, Smokey Pitts, Tommy Lofton, John Unverzagt, Buddy MeGehee, Billy Wilson, Robert Hannon, Wayne Wilson, Kent Beeson. SEVENTH ROW: Tommy Summers, Raymond Roberts, Kenneth Sartin, Harry Hannon, Robert Hutcherson, Roffie Burt. FROM THE CUXSS OF '57 No one can perfectly describe the wonderful climax that this final year has made upon our high school lives. As Seniors, we enioyed it to its fullest because B. H. S. has given us so much for which we are thankful: a fine faculty, a liberal education, lots of fun, and an opportunity to use our talents to excel in anything we decided to do. As Editors , we now write our greatest chapter in our book of life. But no finished work is complete without sympathetic help and guidance, so to our parents and teachers, we can truly say Thank You . Thus, as one chapter of our story is concluded, so must another be begun. And as we leave B. H. S. , we refuse to write 3O . We know the best is yet to come. 33 JUNIOR CLASS FEATURE EDITORS 4 ,llc Y! . .LY 'ts A fit!- , - , ,Ling ,fro-wr' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lance Alworth, Vice President, Cary Yancey, Secretary-Treasurer, Gloria Wall, Reporter, Lem Hewes, President. The Junior Class has had a busy year, since the Thanksgiving game was played in Brook- haven. Before activity started in that direction, the class selected its rings--the most beautiful ever. They sold mums before Turkey Day, and on the great day they worked their fingers to the bone in the concession stands making money for the banquet. Then came spring and preparations for the banquet which proved the best ever. All in all, for the Class of l958, it's been a great year. Violet Allen Lance Alworth 1.-N Y--v Clark Arrington Anne Atkinson Ferdie Becker Abbie Beeson Maidie Beeson Virginia Bethea Bobby Boling Herman Bowman J Glenn Bracy Norma Branch Betty Brister JUNIOR CLASS FEATURE EDITORS Jerry Butler Patricia Byrne Barbara Cannon Carroll Case Jerelene Case Jane Clements Diane Cotton Carol Covington B . A., Y-Q. L. -9, if ff Lax Bill il X 15 Q, fu. ik.. f E54 sf I 1.5. Joan Britt Barbara Brueck Joe Bryant if ry: Qi Q Q1 Wh. L 'Q ? 3 S. Frances Cowarr Bob Cross Emma .lane Day John Derryberry John Dunn George Durham Wayne Ervin Alton Greenlea Gretchen Hartman Nell Hayes Efhelene Henning JUNIOR CLASS ' FEATURE EDITORS Lem Hewes Margie Hughes Claude Kincade Pasty King Nancy Lovell Sylvia Lovell Sally McKee cr Norman Minton Clyde Moody C harl es Morgan Hugh T. Mlfchell Jane Morgan Jerry Nations Joyce Nettles Don Nevels Doris O'Quinn Jon Philip Panzica Jimmy Perkins Larry Posey .hge- Jimmy Redd Roger Reeves Milton Rhoads JUNIOR CLASS FEATURE EDITORS Diane Smith Jane Smith Janice Smith Melvin Smith Mitchell Smith Norma Smith Patricia Ann Smith Ralph Smith Bennie Schleshlnger Billy Scroggins Mary Martha Shirley -155 36- Kay Summers Puby Taylor Nita Thompson Mildred Tillman Eva Lee Townsend Judy Turner Shirley Smith Ted Smith Gene Spence Ann Summerlin JUNIOR CLASS FEATURE EDITORS Loyd Walker Gloria Wall Margaret Watts Shirley Watts Rona Sue West Ellis White Joann Whitehead Barbara Williams Cory Yancy NOT PICTURED Mack Brown Gordon Wooten 2 .I '-as -'CKVQXTZ - fun: Ninas fa Qadff 3' mfg Q' sf-', Il 5 , S X Q 3-n-7 'x xv x if fl? nys' 5, ' ' BA - fl: 1. ,ez ' I 4 v 1.- , , . Ugg V .. wi., 24? il - if .1 K - - my .Q ik.. 'X , Q23 SOPHCMORE CLASS LAYOUT EDITORS D SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Haywood Smith President Roland Byrd Vice President Jerry Smith Reporter Bobby Allred Secretary Treasurer 2. Sandra Ainsworth Verner Alexander 1401 Rooney Bailey Virginia Ballard A Rosemary Allen Bobby Allred Betty Bedford Katrina Bowman .f - 'B' 'H' -ol I .Nm if P , .ff A f A -qw., ' 4 J '- ' Q xl 4 Nm 'ti' we rafwr ,,, 1' Y N YR 4, , 's Kenneth Eady Donald Estes Joe Feduccia Bill Fortenlnerry Jimmie Foster Elaine Frederick Margaret Grenn Alan Harrlglll Jimmy Harrington Beverly Harrison Edward Hayes Peggy Hemphill Glen Hilton Don Hollifield Buddy Jones Carole Kerr Sidney Klncade Seth Laird Annie Marie Martin Sandra McCaffrey Linda Rose McGee Freddie Mc Kee Betty McMullen an Q Nolan Bowman , Glenn Brister Roland Byrd Charles Calhoun Francis Case Judie Chambers Robert Cooper Betty Cox Jean Derryloerr Betty Donaldson :fr-, Joyce Ann Britt Ellen Cox John Daquilla Claude Day Jr Jimmy Brumtield Johnny Byrd James Calhoun Carroll Case Carla Sue Clark Carolyn Conn M W ,-. , P -1 , ,xg U4 n 'N' :lr i2x s , ,L v 6- k SOPHOMORE CLASS LAYouT EDITORS 'A 'R wx, an 'nr -5 1 'I xv 1 - ,E N . , 1, A -Q. .3 . 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V. ,f 33 Lu, - ,sl ' Mfr! . 5 'l Q ', ' -J F V 2 I n 1 s . .8 ' 'M' rw- Q- - Jimmie Moncriet Loy Moncrief w x l , 5 I , 5 ' L 1 4 ' Jerry Nevels Bennie Sue Norton 1 QP' ' John Parnell Bully Peavey lid Mr Barbara Morgan L Floy Nations Lester Nettles Thomas Rachal Byron Randall Katherme Roberts SOPHOMORE CLASS LAYOUT EDITORS 1 'X 'IL '35 AER NOT PICTURED Lucile Otte Johnny Panzlca Carol Posey Nora Lynn Pruce Margaret Russell Donald Smith Glen Srmth Herman Smnth .fs A I fY g1 ,-s Jerry Smnth J Jerry Smuth Marne Smith Pete Smnth Reggy Smith Frances Steward Joan Strlngtellow Cwarlene Sullivan Johnny Tat Glen Vaughn Mary Walker Sara Warren John Wat on Larry Watson Patrlcaa Weed Doyle West Margorze White Ann Wullnams Nancy Adams Barbara Bell Murlme Carlthers Tywanna Cole Januce Cuplt Jack Haley Evelyn Kung Sue Magee Dollle Sue Smlth Haywood Smlth 7- 1 1 f L - .1 J, I Y L '1 X S i '. 'R - 3 W ,. . 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W' f 'M f t 'Hill x 'QF t W 'V f I . , 1 x Q , 'ff-45:4 ,W Ol.. uowl Lain: my pics 'rc .Vauna smfll my flowur v. uQ5iZ'l alla' pleuxwwm fopzmtn-'atv C,..rLff 1.1mm 1 XMI -si . .SPV crm arc sumo iQlI'1S. 1 ISD ilOill7l1l'1iI11C cimir WHICYC HSYC YOU DCCII, D055 ws u. L. FRESHMAN CLASS COPY Bovs 'umm UM FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Judy Wlllnams Vlce Presndenf Oscar Beck Presldenf Judy Penn Secretary Treasurer Q- Patsy Arnold Mary Dean Barlow Mary Reba Bedford Make Beeson Sonny Beeson Keith Abrams Bonnie Allen Eugene Allen Joy Anderson Nelson Andung Qeftw- Am.. wx l ' 7 ,Cr Margaret Anne Flynn lt a Marne Bloodworth Morrns Bloodworth Beverly Bowen George Brown .lohnnye Rae Burrls Tum Byrne Davnd Carter Gwen Case Bally Ray Chandler Carolyn Coker Betty Cooper Barbara Cox Hugh Covington Sharon Culver Ollre Cummrngs Jackie Davrs Patsy Diamond Warren Estes Richard Evans Rowland Ezelle Pete Faulk Charles Feduccra Marguerite Fielder Sarah Lu Flowers FRESHMAN CLASS Eugene Francns O C Freeman Frances Gatlrn Dorrs Rae Gull Patrucra Godbold Larry Graves John Guess Tnllman Hart Harlene Hickman Glynn Holl :day Viola Jacks Terry Jones Reuben Jordan Betty Kavanaugh Carolyn Kenney Tommy Letchworth Mardue Loper Barbara Love Phrllrp Love Margaret Lovltt Frankie Malta Ducky Morgan Davlcl Mulford Sally Nations COPY BOYS f' ? m 3 Q. 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' A g I F - ,, in -'Q 'Y 1 ' i E . xi.. . , v S 45 ' ' fl ' ' A fa A, ' 1 FRESHMAN CLASS COPY BOYS Wayne Nations .3 C 3' sl. et, -. weft .od MP7, --1' 'W -, Lf X , .. s. f C Z ns ,Q s .. iv W K-Irx . us! 5 4... ,SL ,f--X 4 x.-.f ,r Qi - , , -1 ,. hi! V ,.., 1 ?'1i' 4,1 lv Q Q E N-- iqt ,mix 1351. Q' -ig wilt' igla iml9l in -1 f A' ,Wx X Jenny Nevels Sandra Norton Berry Jo Otte Randy Owen Joe Panzica Judy Penn Tommy Phillips Kathleen Piper Beverly Price Johnny Pybass Kenneth Ratcliff Pat Reed Mitchell Sandidge Carolyn Sasser Charles Sears Betty Smith Bobby Joe Smith Carroll Smith Harold E . Smith Joan Smith Patricia Smith Ken Spicer Michael Stamps Lynda Stockfisch X Jimmy Taylor Jane Tillman Tommy Watts Lloyd Weaver Brooks Wester Robert White Judy Williams Harold Wilson Gwen Wooten -l, 4 .5 ,im vi! if cl r' 1 ,. -,, 1 . . if f'! l, ., L. ' vs? CA Gloria Wright If 9 ,. :nv ' 4 - 31.-1 J - It's hard to keep a good man down ,g,,. What's so funny, girls? Please, not all at once' ls it a flying saucer? -'mug 1 J' Do not forsake me! This just doesn't match. x . JUNIOR HIGH .--W, I i A .- 1 X ,, ..,., - il , 11' if Q ' Y 4 ,..... ,Af F - N L' ' i il 'L l .4 . if Q ' ' i ' , e , fr 5 . I - h. 'C f' . ,r -A., X , ., 1 ,, F, A C , , ' -3- , ' 1 K ' . 4 4 R ' ' QP . l A 'A L.. .Z ' C a 4 , --,Q '1 N' ' . ' ,Y- 4 'igu' , . w. , l ,Q :gi uv' ' , w-... .C ,rf x Eight-C - Mrs. Childress's Homeroom 'i FIKST ROW: Danny Owen, Jr., Bolnlwy l-icsiicr, l,i1iala Beeson, klary lllizaluetli llostqr, llniricia Suiiiiiilghc, lieuy Jordan, Jimmy Rutter, James Baller. SECOND HOW: Charles Dorsey, Ir., Jiiii Irlorgaii, Joe Crawford, Jaiiivc Albrifgiii, Sarnia Siiiitli, Waiiilzs Hauer, Fx1ali'oliiiAllgood, llugii siiiiili, Mrs. llnllie Nl. Cliildrws. llillilj ROW: Szimlra Merrill, Nljvrilc lmggeil, Cylitiiia Cox, l-mil-, is Piiill ips, ll oria Rail riiiirli, l7,l..C1rtiw. Ellis llzirl Filrliziiiiee, LCllWZll'LlC215U, 'lkuiiiiiiy liiitluu-We I 1OhlllllOO5.l OHIIC li lk C' ' Vice -Prcsidenrg Naiida lwvsiur, Eager Beavers reururarx - l rear ircrg Cxiitliia Co., lieporrcr, Haiisis l'i lli Da 5Ii1dci.LCoiiiiuilg lim Morgan, Prcsideiii. ffhexf 1 I ..,uA Afiswf... Must be c six-weeks fes . 5 F5 fs u I l llOXll'lQOUM lilioii llzill. Prcsiouiii- Jw' -- 'ku tzaox, a.t'Amricrg Xmrj. Carol T . , Allurtz, Vim fPrusialt'iii 5 .J JUNIOR HIGH Coach puts the board of education to work Who wonfs to drag? Olflrllllf lim rtiia lfiiiicllotg, :iii tluiit Qimiiiitiilg mlzlrlw lfll'-. lruti i r Eight-J - Mr. SincIair's Homeroom lfll15'l' ROW: Norris Scars, Shirley Day, Paiilctte Ncvcls, llarcia lliciiardsoii, Mike Loycr, Julian Cameron, Andrew lfalvcy, Clizirlcs Siiiitli. SECOND ROW: Steve Swaliii, lliltoii Ball, Joe Jordan, Amy xiiiitli, Betty Allen, Joliii XlcTaggi:at, David Early Lustcr biraiigc, liiiie Matltliix, Frieda Havers, Mildrcd Robiiisoii, Martlia Kiiicliloc. NOT PICTURED: Stella liuruamaii. , , ....-. w4 4 L igf x, ,A 2' s Q.. ,! Xvs 1 P 'D 1 Iv I 4-Q 1 1 JUNIOR HIGH l i 'lm X v Y J X, M'! u Q I W ' ' . I C 4,zf'l'lJll'llIiM!Qf A .' -I 'x I sl I. 1 L ' 6 4. I 'Q A ii. ol Ill i 1 I Y-.- Jria' 1 J ' 1 Eight-L - Leggett s Homeroom ifleisi ADW: Janzos llntson, Connlq Moali, Betty Sue Lofton, Diane Joncs, Dianc Kccnu, Sidney Mine, Ronnie Grcnn, Paul Lewis. SECOND HOW: Jerry Bailey, Jon Lanzdcrdalc, Peggy Joyce Rushing, Janice Sniitli, Adali Grcnn, Patricia Davis, Jerry Case, Bill Eiolvbiiis, hlrs. Leggett. THIRD ROW: Kay Turner, Sue Stringfellow, Judy Brown, Dianne liccvcs, Dale Callcndar, Douglas Upchurch, Billy Gene Coleman, Jimmy Stcplicus. 'J PS ' u I ,,.p.-v.4-1-1 Dianne liccvcs, Secretary-Treasurer, Adah Grcnn, Prcsidcntg Sidncy Mizc, Student Council, Douglas UPClllll'Cll, Vice- Prcaidcntg Betty Suc Loftori, Student Council, Jerry Bailey, Reporter. No, mom, we don'f see if, Mrs. Leggeff. Martha Ann, I said add, nof subtract. S, I YV' 2 I , . ff I I ,-gr. , 9 Q. .-V -MJ. 1 , JUNIOR HIGH ,nd HOMEROOM OFFICERS Lewis Hamil, Student Council, Sherman Swalm, Secretary-Treasurer, Sammy Carruth, Vice-Pres- identg Martha Ann Martin, Reporter, Jean Wood, Program Chairman, Rebecca Leary, President. Eight-S - Mr. Smith's Homeroom Who said, Everybody sfudy 'P FIRST ROW: Doris Pell, Glenda Fay Chandler, Milton Martin, Roger Fielder, Lewis Hamil, Martha Ann Martin, Thomas Cowart, Jerry Lacy. SECOND ROW: Clark Bowman, Billy Ray Rushing, Peggy Richardson, Jean Wood, Sherman Swalm, Andera Smith, David Rachel, Judith Allgood. THIRD ROW: Estw McTaggart, Linda Waldon, Ioyce Campbell, Linda Sellers, Mr. Smith, Sammy Carruth, Robert Owens, Rebecca Leary, Alton Walker. NOT PICTURED: Jerry Schaheen. nl ...QI I a .A S iq-P5 I mv' ot! JUNIOR HIGH Hari 71 I 9 if A 5 I. 'x ft- rx V1 : 4 4 F ' -A 's-5 we C x 'wa if rg 'gl 1 T J lf, W L bs! i 'H Q A p ,. ' st. x . 5, 4 ., ,r f-I , i illi Seven-B - Mrs. Branch's Homeroom FIRST ROW: Billy Stewart, Dale Foster, Jane Foote, Kay Nevels, Hollis Posey, Jimmy Crews, Barbara Hayes, Nancy Smith, Joe white. SECOND ROW: Wesley Moncrief, Howard Linton, Jenny Entrican, Mary Lee Walker, Shirley Harveston, Dianne Smith, Douglas Newman, Ted Baunds, Melvyn Pepper. THIRD ROW: Gentry Lambert, John Earl Fnrr, Jimmy Hickman, Marla Posey, Mart Cole, Priscilla Morgan, Melody Moncrief, Gordon Summers, Mrs. Branch. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Smith, Glenn Brister, Raymond Day, Sonya Jean Hedgepath, Rebecca Nettles, Donna Johnston, Ann Pybass, Gordon Cain, Bobby Leary. HOMEROOM OFFICERS Ann Pybass, Student Conncilg Jenny Entrican, Secretary-Treasurer, Hollis Posey, President, Rebecca Nettles, Reporter, Dayle Foster, Vice-President. Literature can be fun. Here we are taking ci trip the world without moving out of our sects. JUNIOR HIGH Look at that tooth ooste od smile! Mr. Godbold points out the facts ,.,,,,,,s aww? sieve ill! Asst 4 Q' HOMEROOM OFFICERS Charles Abrams, Vice-President, Julia Harrigill, Student Council, Steve McKee, Presidentg Steven Anthony, Secretary-Treasurerg Robert Byrd, Reporter, Charles Alderman, Student Council. Seven-G - Mr. Godbold's Homeroom FIRST ROW: Clydia Horne, Bennie Harrison, Billy Kesncr, Dick Felder, Charles Abrams, Frances Shipp, Stephen Stamps, Charles Alderman Bill McMullen. SECOND ROW: Percy Smith, Kenneth Mahaney, George Richardson, Bobby Van Norman, Bobby Causey Steve Smrtl Steve McKee, James Saulter, Luther Ray Farmer. THIRD ROW: Linda Abrams, Marjorie Barlow, Sue Day, Bobby Ann Branch Carolyn Coker, Julia Harrigill, Beulah Hilton, Wade Thornhill, Mr. Godbold. FOURTH ROW: Steve Anthony, Robert Byrd Gary Case, Teunnison Lea, Clifton Burns, Charles Burnaman, Johnny Harveston, Mike McGee. 4 If gn ff sw JUNIOR HIGH Drxte Hrelunan StudentCounCt1 Gary Reed Vrce President We H always think of grammer rules when DrCkW11ltants Secretary Treasurer Othe1Andu1g Reporter We remember Mrs McNc'r Seven M - Mrs McNair s Homeroom FIRST ROW Jonr Chambers Dtane Wtlhams Ronnie Farmer Barney McEwen Gary Krug Donald Atnsworth Rrchard McCoy Carolyn Whrte SECOND ROW Bobby Ivey George Burns Charlotte Knrght Pat Robertson Rrta Robrnson Janet Rowland J P Beeson Gary Read Andy Kyzar THIRD ROW LaNe11e Boone Lrnda Day Othe1And1ng James Horne Brlly Larkrn Edward Smtth Judy Brshop Sherry Sptvey Drxre Hrcktnan. FOURTH ROW Peggy Leggett Betty Cox Sue Allgood Johnny Wrthers Clarence Bradley Drck Wrllrams Rrley Touchstone, Eddxe Furr Judy Wtlltams Mrs McNa1r G C as 'QE I Gail, Y' , 4 TEEN TALK zfflxgzafm Sports CII' .BHS 1 Pevey-Foofbol I 1 Richardson-Foofbal I Feduccia-Footbol I London-Basketball Kel ly-Basketball Burt- Basketball - White-Track Mofhig-Track - Mossengil I-Baseball Smith-Bosebol I I ,1 Cheerleaders 1956-1957 9 .1 ,fi . , f isp ABP BP iBt4Bp LL ROSE VALENTINE ANN WILLIAMS At the beginning ofthe year they began to cheer, And they yelled the best of all the rest, They kept their promise, as you'II agree, And led our teams to victory. KAY CASE Head Cheerleader JANE SMITH BARBARA BRUECK Brookhaven Panthers 1956 5.47 FIRST ROW: Roffie Burt, Richard Evans, Terry Jones, Ralph Richardson, Rudy Grenn, Haywood Smith. SECOND ROW: Manager Glenn Vaughn, Tony Feduccia, Robert Trigg, Mike Cain, Norman Minton, Meade Mathis, Ted Smith, Bobby Massengill, Manager Billy Peavey. THIRD ROW: Coach Moyer, Clyde Allgood, Pete Watts, Tommy Lofton, Johnny Tate, Jerry Pevey, Alton Greenlea, Victor Grice, John McTaggart, Coach Langford. FOURTH ROW: John Dunn, Jerry Nevels, Ralph Smith, Donald Estes, Lloyd Walker, Dan Smith, Larry Posey. We are the Panthers, the mighty, mighty Panthers, And everywhere we go the people want to know . . . Yes, these are the 1956 Panthers, the team that took top honors on Turkey Day when they defeated the supposedly invincible McComb Tigers. Besides breaking the Jinx, it boosted our moral, for they were Big-8 Champions. The Panthers chalked up a big win-loss record for the year, winning 6, losing 2, and tieing 2. Most of all, they tried their best to win. We're proud of theml 59 -'fr . .YN N..-' Z.-,-. .. - 'f : ' Q ' 4 ,s M- 3-',. Qlrx, BROOKHA VEN BROOKHAVEN BROOK HA VEN BROOK HA VEN BROOK HA VEN BROOK HAVEN BROOKHAVEN BROOKHAVEN BROOK HAVEN BROOKHAVEN xv. l'.. .. , igyuf' ' . .-v. , r. -.- - 'ff'-1j. j.- -TA, . . -..4.-. . 'Lv .. , -,. re ff: 1,0 . ., 5 .-,.1,,:-- . ,. 1 MURRAH MOSS POINT GULFPOINT Z7 HATTIESBURG 7 LAUREL BILOXI PASCAGOULA 20 PROVINE NATC HEZ. MCCOMB 'u . 'v 1 .V -I . '-. -Q.. 1 X. ,.1..- xsighrg .. Q.. I 13,8 . PA H E --- , '. QZli:T f:',i f'51'fgff 'x 1 9 5 6 l 'T. r . . .S--,,,,........--..,sss s, F 4' ' 14 f Z1 T 1 15 . 7 . '7 ',L-. 20 ' ' 34 I 'Y MANAGERS Louue Enfrlccn, Glenn Vaughn STANDING Coaches Longford, Smclcur, Qnd Billy Peavey Gnd Therrell SEATED Hedd COGCIT Paul END JERRY PEVEY Co Captaxn Honorable Mentlon Big 8 Best Defenslve GUARD TOMMY LOFTON lst Team Blg S All Captam Honorable Mention Southern Speclal Blg 8 Best Blocker Achlevement 'T . 4 'L 1 , ?k 5 1 gwim 5. Q , . F , I lf f ,, E v is ff 2 K ' A xl xx' . 5 Aa .xi - i 'AX Q 5 Ne S ff 4 HHN I 1957 Southern Division Big 8 Champions L S! S! 1 L. . 5 B- x ,' ni! I 'L rx, -X' , we A f' 1 ,f . ', 3 X 5 5 , x Q 4 C 4 'f', S ,fi N, 1 ig X . Y 1 . Q. z Q ,m rv , H Q 1 ' I N , S 1 , vi lflxg 0 J W. in .5 XJ. . I - A fir 4' X w E' X 'ix 13. fVL,.ai12,MtQ? Ni ,' if V f T1 7 ' 1lf ii 1 1 S 'Q' w S Xi' ,Ai- 2-1- n ll ug THE MAGAZINE TEEN TALK Ita...- 'Xu A ay- J-v , MX, ,,.' ' If N .II .. awwwggmg uMWXi , ,I g 1 1,5 1 b FEATURING f wwf-I-I I Ai I, A 2 I X ETTE E I I ACTIVITIES ' f X 1 1. f I 2 5 , , I II -af' ix A in I I A I 55 ,vie , I F W ,NX X 'A BHS!! E -9 ...fx fu: i S 3: q.g I 5 . Af- IM, F, xi 1' 'Y V f Q 9 fi x The Krng and Queen The Halloween Carnlval Sli OU their throne Beautres backstage for the Key Club sklt 'S Look out for that egg' The two headed monster The dog patch Patrol on Halloween Nothmg lrke a good old egg down your sweaty back f r the Key C-lub What s Halloween nze 0 YS me p wrthout a host? Loure accep 8 Ah Ha' Madam Roma I presume? Somethrng sweet anyone? .Nw bl if f i ,I r . ,Q , . .1 I , .W V 1 'N ' 1 , . f A 'V -,1 , ' N t' ' 'I 3 g 1 .- I I . A 0 u s . , 1956 HOMECOMING COURT: Queen Betty Penn, Senior Maid, Deanna Durham, Junior Maid, Sylvia Lovellg Freshman Maid, Judy Williams, Sophomore Maid, Floy Nations. HOMECOMING 1956 One of the most festive occasions at B. H.S. is its annual Homecoming. As a main high- light, it is enthusiastically awaited and equally as long remembered. On October 26, 1956, the Showboat, Cotton Blossom, came apuffin' around the bend to bring back the most pleasant of memories to all of those present at the Eighth Annual Homecoming. A very special tribute was paid to Miss Mamie Martin, and the honored classes were 1926, 1936, 1946, and 1956. After a highly entertaining program, there was a reception in the library for all alumni to enjoy. At 7:30 P.M., the coronation ceremony that took place on King Field. To add to the excitement, the B. H.S. Panthers were victorious over Pascagoula's Panthers. The Student Council added the perfect touch by sponsoring an after-game dance in the Activity Building which brought to a close an extremely successful Homecoming Day. 73 The Court ond Escorts Roll on Panthers' Ex Queen Will Ann rides in style. Before '56 Queen, Betty Penn, is crowned on King Field before the gcme . Long live the Queen! The Jitterbug of '46. Little Ann speaks for the class of '56. , i l l ,T f ' l 'l 5? lllllll I -,.., if 1 F A ,9Q., ' The Class of '36 3593431 lg .QW -any sported Billy Hickman and Old Mon River. Ahoy, Maties! lt's Captain Andy. Auditorium Program The Class of .36 The Cancun Cuties Let's Rock and Roll with the and llle Charleston Here Comes the Showboat Class of 1956. 'S .. s, '34' 2923 ,pg gf., 'jutui s ' 'ig .P t ,C ,, 1 ' 1' r ' 6 N5 A ,.f-A, fx 1 ,HA if as I 5 A ,P , . 'N X1 HOMECOMING COURT Jimmy Harrington, Floy Nations, Sophomoreg John Unverzagt, Deanna Durham, Seniorg Pope Kelly, Betty Penn, 1956 Queeng Will Ann Smith, Don Phillips, 1955 Queeng Sylvia Lovell, Jerry Nations, Juniorg Judy Williams, Frankie Malta, Freshman . A good time was had by all Will Ann helped, too. Visitors register . Is everybody PPY The queen ond maids serve KEY CLUB OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Louie Entrican, President, Tommy Lofton, Vice-President, Don Harrigill, Secretary, Pete Watts, Treasurer, DIRECTORS, SECOND ROW: Lem Hewes, Jimmy Harrington, Roland Byrd, Bobby Massengill, Pope Deanna Durham Kelly, Norman Minton. Kel' Club Sweeilqecrl Affiliated with the Brookhaven Kiwanis Club and Key Club International, the Key Club is com- posed of boys in the lOth, llth, and l2th grades. Members are selected through a point system based on the extracurricular activities, the honors received, and the scholarship ability of each boy. Each Tuesday at noon the club meets and usually enioys an interesting program. At the Hallo- ween Carnival the Key Club was, by far, the most outstanding club, winning first prize for the best skit and sponsoring two booths. Honoring the high school faculty with a banquet was a small token of appreciation given by the Key Club to the teachers for their assistance and sacrifices. Key Clubbers with Kiwanis Adviser, Mr. Roland Wall, and Sweetheart. vvvvvv yyyvvvvvyv v'v'v'f Yr I,-- 3 54? . 'FU' Q7 114. r of Ole Brook Staff THE STAFF: Michael Williams, Ralph Richardson, Don Phillips, Bobby Massengill, Roy Russell, Patricia Smith, Ann Slllilh, Lynn Harrison, Deanna Durham, Claudia McMullen, Nell Valentine, Kay Case, June London, Berry Penn, Barbara Nations, Judy Day, Virginia Boone, Shirley Wood, Doris lvliite, Carol Allen, Louise Jones, Louie Entrican, Jan Clark, Marietta Boone, Pete Watts. 5 ' vsp, N.. Claudio McMullen Ed' -' - h' f Miss Theresla Abshcgen .tor In C Ie M555 Bessie JCDWHS Adviser AdViSeI' 6 28 tl 'ii N '- man v E ivnfw.....f A K4 Q 5 V M1 FIFTH PERIOD GLEE CLUB The fifth and sixth period glee clubs have been quite successful under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Grose. Their activities have consisted of presenting the Christmas program and attending the choral festivals. These groups are ever generous with their talents when called on by clubs and other community organizations. Mrs. Grose has devoted much time to the girls' ensemble which participates in many school and community activities. in ATE Qikfhifsfi GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: Carolyn Fortenberry, Glenda OFFICERS: Pat Byrne, Carolyn Fortenberry, Mary Thames, Judy Chambers, Sally McKee, Lucille Otte, Walker, Diane Smith, Barbara Bell, Cary Yancey, Ann Atkinson, Peggy Hemphill, Maidie Beeson, Norma Branch, Margie Hughes, Carolyn Kenney. Shirley Wood, Diane Smith, Nita Thompson, Barbara Brueck, Norma Branch, Kay Case. 88 H ,g5,A ..6f ., A-,Q in 3 3:-Q5 1 . , V . V .'x 5 'XL .X' x Emi Vp - v if, all fx 3.651 wg! K . X Q' Gao- :-gg '- -' --9 A' I I K 1 , Q RQ t 1 5 , Q . X 5 P' gl I .z. ,-n an L A! . V -. 'vi I-3,1- i X... p Q , 1 0 1 2 5 ,A Y V 9 'T -' - . L 3 . 1 1 as 'QV I , ' 5 s. lffvf ,gl an - ff fV 1 '35 0 A f as is 5 J A A 'N saga' 35123 5 ffifi, .4 ,A f 55 , P52 1..L:Lg!':-gshldi B 1 -4.-I-F. x I ! N Q I I 5 X :Jo ' N' xx M ' 'LT AJ.L A' .J.l,.,5N iq . 1 Wy JW,- .. ,. . . -. A . , 4 will My , 'LA fx.: , '- 1 '. ..x.' ff ,J LM ,hae - . , . , 'FE -I b Q.-J.L.,, '-3 ,-.g A ,wa favs: , L- K ,H my uni .lug i ' -fe 3, E V :.AJ..J1g ,hd 'an 'Sy ii' b-sl yn UVQQ. K ixf?E 3y3' f 4 'Q-Q wir A-' Zh , h .lg 'F ,QL ' , , - 1 X N- 1 K.. X 1' X1 X272 4- 'ff 5 fy 1 X if 6 B.H.S MAJCRETTES 36 Virginia Bethea DRUM MAJORETTE Beverly Harrison Judy Turner Judy Williams Floy Nations if V D Sarah Lu Flowers Betty Blaise if Amateur Radio Club 3 The Amateur Radio Club, added this year to the growing list of organizations at B. H. S. , is sponsored by Mr. Donald Williams. The Members are shown looking over the transmitters, receivers, and other electronic devices that they become familiar with in their activities. The club investigates and experiments with the science of sound waves being carried by an electric current. Those tavern sup pers were simply delishl Teen Tavern Council fi What would we do if we had to stop rocking at the tavern? Assembly Programs The ninth grade presents Johnny Appleseed . llsally Takes C BOW.. Q0 rw, if Pete , the cat, at the pep meeting Love Came Down at Christmas Our monthly devotional. The eighth grade variety show. l Won't Dance .gs Q gr f '2- iii! .5 t One Night in Bethlehem 97 The seventh grade talent show. The '56 team that beat McComb! The peanut gallery, The undressed Rehearsal, We'II Always Remember Those loud mouthed Cheerleaders! Bless 'em, Ralph and his candid camera, The committee for the Christmas fund, Our Junior Stork Club, By the way, Who's Who? up ws E A I Wil' f 1. af. 2 .efw 2 E .J 3.1 eil ' 7 1 ,??!.?, - . Q 4-MP3 ' a ' 4- f fir ,P il Y , , 5 I x When we had our tenth rnstrel OUR SPONSORS The Senror Class of 1957 wrshes to express tts srncere Thanks to the followrng frrms ctvrc organrzatrons and tndtvrduals who have made thrs book ftnanctally possrble Abram s Mercanttle Co Ab s Grocery Acme Dry Cleaners Adam s Auto Repatrs Adle s Beauty Shop Allen Drug Co Ernmette P Allen Allen Feed 8: Seed Store Myron Allgood Allred s Gulf Statron R R Alworth Andrng s Servrce Statron Applewhrte s Arrrngton Machrne 8: Weldmg Co Dr Jack Atkrnson Auto Lec Assoclate Store Barley Insurance Agency Baker s Grocery 8: Market Bane Drug Store Dr Jtm Barnette B 8: B Dany W H Becker Benort s Black and Whrte Store Bolrng Motors Bond s Jewelry Solon Boone s Southland Servrce Statron Bowman s Barber Shop Alex Brabham Charles E Brennan Brewer s Servrce Statxon Dorrrs Brtster Servtce Station John F Brrster s Grocery Brookhaven Anrmal Clmrc Brookhaven Auto Parts Co Brookhaven Bank 8: rust Co Brookhaven Cham Saw Co Brookhaven Creamery Brookhaven Datry Queen Brookhaven Equtpment Co Brookhaven Frozen Food Locker Plant Brookhaven Funeral Home Brookhaven Hatchertes Brookhaven Mattress Works Brookhaven Mrll Co Brookhaven Mrllwork Mfg Co Brookhaven Monument Co Brookhaven Novelty Co Brookhaven Pressed Brtck and Mfg Co Brookhaven Ready Mtx Concrete Brookhaven Sheet Metal Works Brookhaven Steam Laundry 8: Cleaners Brookhaven TV 8: Appltance C K Brown Brown s Cafe Brown Derby Drrve Inn R,W Brown Buckman s Burgess Cleaners Chester Burnham Chevrolet Co Burt Butane and Gas Co J F Crow Well Servrcxng Clark Nelms Ford Co Cltmbers Club Guynell Cam The Calrfornra Co Employees Campbell 66 Express Carnf Co Zollre Case s Grocery Case Ttre 8: Supply Co Cash 8: Carry Cleaners Central Barber Shop Central Mrllwork 8: Supply Co The Chef Drrve Inn Ctty Brllrard Parlor Coca Cola Bottltng Co Cole s Barber Shop Collum s Pure O1lServ1ce Statton Dr Commander Cotton s Holsum Bakers Court House Cafe Dr J P Crawford Cross Seed and Feed Co Davrs Motors Davrs Sportrng Goods House Scheumann Day Barber Shop Dtckerson 8: Bowen Drxre Auto Sales Drxre Hardware Store Drxre Lumber Co Dtxre Wholesale Doerr Furntture Co Inc Don and Nrta Dr Charles Dorsey D B Drane Dtstrrbutor Gulf O11 Products Col T F Durham East s Pharmacy Economy Servrce Statlon Extel House Elarne s Beauty Shop Loure Entrtcan Fxfty One Drrve In The Fabrtc Shop The Famous Farmers Equtpment Co Fashron Shop Fore s Junk House Foster s Grocery Furr 8: Drane Gm W L Godbold Sr Gammrll s General Merchandlse Store General Insurance Agency Inc George Gulley J Grles Automatron 8: Supply Co J L Godbold Insurance Agency Guess Dry Cleanrng Co Haag s Flowers Haley s Meat Market Mrs Dorothy Harrrson O H Hartman Real Estate Haven and Dtxte Theatres Herrmg Barber Shop Hernng Gas Co Inc Hrckman Woodyard Dr Fleetwood Htnes Hodge s Men Shop Horace Jackson Inez Coffee Shop Interstate Prpe Lme Co Jackson Body Shop Janre s Bakery Jrtney Jungle Johnson s Grocery Johnston Lawn Mower Corp G G Jones Grocery Jones Lumber Co Jones Wholesale Meat Market Kelly Coppedge Inc Ktmble Texaco Statron Krtchen s Bakery Dr Wayne Krug John H Kyzar L 8: A Auto Supply Lrncoln County Cooperatrve Lrncoln County Insurance Agency Lrncoln Hardware Lofton s Department Store Lott Furnrture Co House of Lovell Love s Radro 8: TV Servrce S H Lovrtt Lutte s O B Magee Magee Prtntlng Co Red Magee Tractor Co Dr John R Markett Martm s Cafe Drs Massengxll 8: Massengtll P L Mathts Cattle Barn McGrath s Boyce McKee Grocery Melon Patch Mrssrssrppt Compress Co Mrsstsstppt Power 8: Lrght Co Montgomery Electrrc Co M 8: P Constructron Co Morgan and Ltndsey Inc Mothers Culture Club Nattons Tourrst Court Nauons Watch Shop W E Nettles 8: Sons James Nevels James F Noble Sr Oberschmrdt s General Store Offrce Applrance Co O11 Well Supply O K Grocery 8: Market O K Rubber Welders O K Weldmg Co Owen Roberts V Panztca 8: Brothers nc Bert Parnell Mrs Sxdney Penn J The Perrpateuc Club C B Perkms Hardware 8: Grft Shop John B Perkms Furmture Co T H Perkms Fumrture Co Mrs Jasper Phrllrps Pearce Phrlltps 8: Mrke Carr Phxllrps Rhyne Lumber Co Inc Plggll' WISSIY Dr C E Prlgreen The Ptlot Club Pttts 678 Taxr Servrce Pope s Drug Store Purrty Ice Cream Co Qualrty Cleaners Rarnbow Flortst Randall's Grocery Ratlrff Sheet Metal Works V Ray Smrth 555 Servrce Statron Dr Anton Reed Jr Reeves Grocery 8: Market Reeves 8: Lewts Service Statron James M Reeves O L Rrals Grocery 8: Market Rtchardson Supply Co Dr E P Robbins Robert's Farm Supply Rosle s Beauty Nook H H Rutland Hobson Rutland Dr James E Safley Samuels Furnrture 8: Appltance H B Saulters John Btshop Seavey Servtce Dry Cleaners Bert Sessions Shell Servtce Statron Shrpps Flowers Shrrley Slrpper Shop Slay Motors Smart 8: Thrrfty Dresses Allen Smtth and Son Smtth Brothers Gtn 8: Feed Mrll Clyde H Smrth Servrce Statron Earl Smtth Motors Dr Fred Smtth Smrth Gravel Servtce Hugh Smlth Servrce Statron Smtth Jewelery Smrth Sandwrch Shop Smtth s Sunflower Food Store Talmadge Smrth W1ll1e H Smxth W L Somner Co Southem Unrted Ice Co Southern Wholesale Co The Specralrty Shop J E Sprtng Transfer Co Stahl Urban Co Standard Auto Parts Co Standard Wrre Cloth Co Harry Stanley s Servrce Statton State Bank 8: Trust Co W J Stockftsh Frank Swalm Ptcture Framrng Shop Dr Jack Trndall Thames 8: Eady Tower Loan Brokers Travrs Cafe Underwnter s Agency W H Walder Gulf Servtce Statlon Walley Fleld Drug Store Hugh V Wall R,B Wall, J Harold Warren s Watch Shop W E Watts A M Wells Western Auto Assocrate Store West Stde Grocery Whrte House Cafe L S Whxtungton WJMB Woodlawn Farm Meredtrh Wood World Tue 8: Supply Co Marshall R, Young Drrllmg Co I , . , . . . . . . . . . I 0 I J , . . , ., . - 4 . , . .. , . ' I . . 'I , . . .. ..., , . , . . ., , .--. - ' ' ' ' . . ' CO. , , . - 1 ' ' ' . ' s oo . . . 'I ' ' . ., . - ., ,, . . .. ., . , I, ' . . . . . , . , , . , . , al gh. ...I . , . , , , . . . . . . . .,.. f -I ., . . . . Q I ' ., . . ,,, . . . . 4 , I I o c no . o . . -I - I ' . ' . ' , . . 0. , . .. l Q -- . . ., . - - . .. . .1. I , , ,r, ,' ,r. ' . Co, ' . . .. , . . . .. . . ,, ..- 0 . 0 I. . s . I I - ' . v . g 1 ' I l - D ,, , . . - ' . . . - Q ' Q Q H. ' , 2 'L 0, 'X' 7 e -, 7 i.. t-' T i ' f it , , sa... ,sc ,U . iw I ,ugh . Q I 5 ' Y ey.: . 2 1. Q 3 . N Q J., .E 4- I . A , . .. so 'ltr - 9 i ' - Spring Sports - 1957 These teams upheld the fine record and school spirit for which B. ll. S. has so long been noted. New Q,.Jv .L , 1 W, A surprising number of track boys showed well in State. Our baseball team is coming up in the world. 'CI Aren't our track girls always the champs? The tennis team did more than was expected of them. Awards Day On awards days, recognition was given to B. H. S. students who excelled in their fields. Academic awards were made 'sy faculty members and Mr. Hubert Burris presented the 1-.merican Legion medals and announced B. H. S. repre- sentatives to Girls' and Boys' State. The athletic awards day featured the coaches as they recognized letter- men in each sport and paid special tribute to those who lettered in several Sports. Material proof of our victories. Participation tn athletics is emphasized at Brookhaven Entncan and Penn receive Danforth Foumjauon Awards R-53 t VT These students ranked highest in academic work. Phillips, Ball, and Allen are presented .american Legion Awards. 4 sniff W How Shall I Go? Y 5 i 5 3 . Jia .gd f Y' f wif. Or I 1 K x X Will Mr. Lipsey accept? 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