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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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S Dedication SUPERINTENDENT CRAWFORD HALL LIPSEY The Sensor Class of 1958 respectfully dedlcates this edahon of the Ole Brook to Mr Crawford H Llpsey Superintendent ofthe Brookhaven Cnty Schools In loving appreciation to one who has to them through the years epntomlzed the terms Chrlstnan gentleman scholar frlend and mentor. Q Q . Q 0 . n . 1 . 0 4 I I 0 o n . ' Q I I ' Q Q Q I I I Title Page . Dedication . Administration Faculty. . . Features . . Classes . Activities. . Music . Sports . Sponsors , 1 MR, C,H, LIPSEY, Superintendentg W,L, ROACH, Principal of Brookhaven High School Administration and Board of Trustees MRS, JONNIE CLARK, Secretaryg MR, J,P, CAMERON, Chairmang MR, C,H, LIPSEY, Superintendentg MR, IERE P LOVELL, Vice-Chairmang MR, ROBERT BOLINGQ MR, W,D, LOFTON3 MR, W,L, ROACH, Principal. IV' W 'sa as 17? 9.4 ITN' ti' 4:13 'I i lk i f Jr uf Y ff' :lip te . MR. JOHN LOWERY Science, Asst. Coach MISS BLANCHE MATHISON Mathematics MRS, KATIE RUTH McNAIR English MISS DOROTHY MIDDLETON Piano MR, ROBERT B. MOORE Band MR, PAUL MOYER Physical Ed., Coach MRS, JOHN B. SEAVEY English CULTY MISS ELOISE SMITH English MR, MAXIE SMITH Mathematics MR, R,L, THERRELL Physical Ed., Girls' Coach MISS JEWEL WEATHERSBY History MISS CARLA BOWMAN Secretary MRS, I,L, MASON Cafeteria Manager MR. VERSIE ADAMS Custodian of building and grounds gc- 495 ,455 1' , .SN f4 'fY N' 'if' 5 MR, JAMES A, SINCLAIR Driver's Education, Coach lm Wx- if 'ILL 'U-. ilsf L X-vX . gue- ,,., O6-0 .4,,,, Y' J U S T R E L A X I N Bennie Schlesinger and Clark Arrington report to the G We'11 wear anything for food like this. ' M office. On the double. L Q -A 'll I X . 1-H-M--W f l J 1' I 0, I 1, 351 1 ,f i e a u X ' , Xml' Wil The photographers get took . ' ' Panthers must have won. S All right, now. Solo so Q- i f E low I can't hear you. x . .. 3 , i 'IE rl' H if , ,,,3w.,-,, I -' , 'as . ma- -fs - - A-it ,Q I - What! Caught pitching pennies again! I Carla, I gave you fifty cents. I demand my change! Whatcha got there, Coach? We have to have something to sustain- us through two more classe ,,,,,.-- , X 'D ,- A+ ++ it JF 'it , f ', 5 ' 'K - .ff of 1 ,, Ali I , ,L Al 4 +' ... 4 4 ,F 5' if 'k 4 + ,. l,,,, , V, L ,'W.', .r BHS MOST POPULAR Lance Alworfh, Sylvia Lovell MOST INTELLECTUALJ MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lem Hewes, Norma Branch 'e-5, Senior Wh0's ho MR. AND MISS B. H.S. Lance Alworfh, Barbara Brueck 'fr 'PLQXA . , 141 24 --1 L W, . ,, ,W ....,,, sv-, K J-'M 'F J.. i.....a V 2 a imp 'mv ,,,... . s 4 X 1 , 11 .1 IIN II 1? I HIL! 'l ' x W5 it 4, I . ,, , i- U -11 u 1 will 4, xx ff y 551 ' JE' l x. A Z I 5 MOST HANDSUME P SENIORS MOST BEAUTIFUL SENIURS 9 .ff- . .- A I, P' 1 . a . . VK i n 4 , J.. , , -, 0 N . Q' v -f , , V. 4s Ll - ta! t qi ul Y W 4 N e, ? 91 gh ,, A '. 3 1' V, I f' 's V . QN a Q ' V 1 ' , 4, . ' Q, K K ,, ' 1 ' . U Q. x - il H' gf, f' -- A - ... 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Vice President Sengor Class psi 'lb ANNETTE ALLEN Laughter is the best medicine Transfer from West Lincoln 4 VIOLET ALLEN The hand of Fate smiles upon her eens12 34 4HClub3 FHA 1 Future Secretaries Club 3 Officer 4 Biology Club 2 Track 1 2 3 Basketball 3 4 B E Club 4 Ole Brook Staff 4 LANCE ALWORTH A man among men A king among women Class Officer 1 2 3 Homeroom Officer 1 2 3 4 Club 2 3 4 Class Favorite 1 3 4 Chemistry Club 3 4 H Club 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Base ball l 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Physics Club 4 Teen Tavern Council 4 CLARK ARRINGTON He s Just one of us but we couldn t do without h1m Latin Club 1 2 Chemistry Club 3 Key Club 4 Physics Club Officer 4 Baseball 3 4 SENIOR N WW gl X xx ws! Nil xi ANNE ATKINSON The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known Latin Club Officer 1 2 Press Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Officer 4 Stars Club 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 Y Teens 1 Z Officer 3 4 Homeroom Officer 2 4 Business Manager Ole Brook 4 Student Council 3 B E Club 4 FERDIE BECKER I ve lived- I ve loved- I m satisfied Latin Club Officer 1 2- Key Club 2 3 Officer 4- Biology Club 2- Student Council 1 3- Boy s State 3- Tennis 3 4- Basketball 4- Class Officer 4- Assistant Editor Q2 4. ABBIE BEESON Variety is the spice of this gal s life. Homeroom Officer 3- Chemistry Club 3- Glee Club 1 4 Officer 2 3- Teen Tavern Council 1 2 Officer 3 4- Y-Teens 1 2 3 4- Latin Club 2 3- Press Club 1 2- Stars Club 2 4 Officer 3- Class Editor 25914 4- American Legion Award MAIDIE BEESON She sings with the voice of an angel. Y-Teens 1 2 3 Officer 4- Stars Club 2 3 4- F H A. 3 4- Press Club 1 2- Homeroom Officer 1 3- Glee Club 1 2 Officer 3 4- Girl s Ensembles 3, 4- Spanish Club 1- Teen Tavern Council 4g Ole Brook Staff 4. VIRGINIA ANNE BETI-IEA The girl with the laughing heart.' Homeroom Officer 1, Y-Teens 1, 3,4, Officer 2g F.H.A. 3,43 Stars Club 2g Band 33 Majorette 3g B.E. Club 4. BOBBY BOLING 9 Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow 8 we may graduate. 9 Latin Club Officer 1, 2, Press Club 1, Homeroom Officer 1, 4, Key Club 2, 3,4, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club Officer 3, ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club Officer 3: Physics Club 4. ' HERMAN BOWMAN Brown eyed handsome man. 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, B.E. Club 4. X, . QWIIIJ of ' sub!! .1 f a GLEN BRACY I Man of few words. -Z1 NORMA BRANCH 'Gp Beauty is truth, truth is beauty. Q Transfer from Lambert, Miss. 3, Stars ug u. Club 3, Officer 4, Y-Teens 4, Officer 3, MJ x Library Club 3, 4, State Officer 4, Region- jf al Officer 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Glee Club KW 3,4, G1r1's Ensemble 3,4, sextet 3,4, Gir1's State 3, Activities Editor Q Brook 4. BETTY ANN BRISTER Life is one big adventure for me. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Future Secretaries' Club 3,4. JOANN BRITT Sweet old-fashioned girl. Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4, 4-H Club 3,4, stars Club 2, 3,4, F.H.A. 1, 2,4, B.E. Club 4, Future Secretaries' Club 3,4. 331' MACK BROWN Slow but sure. 4-H Club 2. BARBARA BRUECK Q5 X x The school won't be the same without her friendly smile and bright hello. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 4, Girl's Ensemble 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Officer 4, Cheerleader 3, Head Cheerleader 4, F.H. 1, 2, Biology Club 2, Library Club Officer 3, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, Press Club 1, 2, Ole Brook Staff 4. JERRY BUTLER Obi These trial and tribulations. Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 3, Golf 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3,4 Glee Club 4, Boy's Quartet 4, Band 1, 2. 9' CARROLL CA SE 00 'Ye l , PATRICIA ANN BYRNE She ll make a dream of a secretary Stars Club 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Officer 3 4 Future Secretaries Club 3 Officer 4 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Class Officer 4 B Club 4 Ole Brook Staff 4 Press Club 1 BARBARA JEAN CANNON Sugar and spice and everything nice Y Teens2 4 4 HClub2 3 4 F H A 2 4 Future Secretaries Club 3 SENIOR X wr vx WRX.-1 Us M' x i A truer friend would be hard to find 5, A Key Club 2 3 Chemistry Club 2 Glee Club 2 QL -05 4 H Club 3 Press Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 50,1 3 JERELENE CASE J I give my hand to you and my heart 1S in it YTeens1234FHA 4 JANE CLEMENTS Over the mountain and across the sea someone waits for me Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Press Club 1 F H A 1 Stars Club 2 3 Q Officer 4 Majorette 2 3 4 Student Council 1 2 3 Officer 4 PEGGY DIANE COTTON Just like the girl that married dear old dad. Y-Teens 1 2 3 4- F l-l.A 1 2 4- 4-l-I Club 2 3 4- Biology Club Officer 3- Basketball 3 4 CARROLL I. COVINGTON If he wants to do something no one can do it better. Latin Club 1- Biology Club 2- Chemistry Club 3- Physics Club 4- Glee Club 1 2 Officer 3 4 BOB CROSS Steadfast of thought well made well wrought. Band 1, 2 -3 4- Press Club 2- Chemistry Club 4- Feature Editor y E E23 4- '-1 ' EMMA JANE DAY Beauty provoketh thieves sooner than gold. Stars Club 2, 3,4g F.H.A. 1, 2,4g Press Club 1gGlee Club 1, Majorette 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Qle Brook Staff 4. L..-A JOHNNY DERRYBERRY The quiet man is often the wise man. CLASS, '58 v. A woman would run through fire for such I , a man. J' fx I-lomeroom Officer 1,2, Key Club 2, 3,4, 'p 9 Latin Club 1, 2, Chemistry Club 3, Student X? 1 Council 1, 3, oio Brook Artist 4, Home- W U99 coming Escort 2, 4. ,. we ,tm , mi 0 1 ,, ,hJ.,y, WAYNE ERVIN o' an lt is good to be merry and wise. 5 Q Latin ctub 1, 2, Biology Club 3, Physics Qs A ' Club 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Football 4. u Q Q5 -g GLEN FALLIN Truth is the highest thing that a man I may keep. Band 1,2, 3,4, Key Club 2,4, Baseball 3, 4, Physics Club 4. xw GRETCHEN HARTMAN Generally speaking, Gretchen is generally speaking. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Press Club 1, 2, Stars 1 E' Club 2,4, Officer 3, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 3, Homeroom Officer 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 4, Library 0-3- Club Officer 3, Alternate Student Council Representative 3 Student Council 4, Alternate Cheerleader 3, Cheerleader 4 QE E-cg Staff 4. ETHELENE HENNINC Know thy stuff, and be able to strut it. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, Drum Major 4, Glee Club l,2, Band 3, 4, Biology Club 3, F.l-l.A. 1, Stars Club 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, Future Secretaries' Club 3, 4, B.E. Club 4, Class Favorite 1, Homecoming Maid 1, 2, Q Brgk Staff 4. L 1 'L nik' LEM HEWES Think, Lem, we need an answer. Smile, Lem, we need some sunshine. Latin Club Officer 1, 2, Key Club Board 2, 3,4, Homeroom Officer 3, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Officer 3, 4, 3 -Bgik Sports Editor 4, Boy's State 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Undergraduate Award 1, 2, 3. CLAUDE KINCADE Wake up, Little Claude. 4-H Club Officer 1,2, 3,4, Key Club 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 3. PATSY KING Q A born actress. F.H.A. 1,2,Y-Teens i,2,3, 4, 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, Stars Club 3, 4, B.E. Club 4, Library Club 3. -Q X-snr 1 9 9' sung i ll X.. Q il Q Bai! 41 NANCY LOVELL Devoted to only one Spanish Club l Press Club 2 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Biology Club 2 Ole Brook Staff 4 SYLVIA LOVELL She walks in beauty like the night Y Teens 1 2 3 4 F H A 2 Officer 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Off1cer4 Cheerleader 4 Home room Officer 2 3 Homecoming Maid 3 Home coming Queen 4 Stars Club 4 LINDA ROSE MCGEE One of the mysteries of life Transfer from Loyd Star 4 F H A 4 4 H Club 4 Y Teens 4 SALLY LOU MCKEE Dramatic walk Dramatic talk That s our gal Sal Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Girl s Ensemble 2 3 4 Stars C1ub24 YTeens12 34 FHA 34 Press Club l 2 Homeroom Officer 2 Ole Brook Staff 4 NORMAN MINTON He s a star in every way Young man with a horn. Club 1 CLYDE MOODY The life of every party. Biology Club 2- 4-H Club Band 4 CHARLES MORGAN Class Officer 2. JANE MORGAN Silence is golden. -1 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. SENIOR up QM! ni Uv, I 171 m-J W ' xy Class Officer 1 2 Homeroom Officer 1 Key Club 2 3 4 4 H Club 2 3 Biology Club 4 Chemistry Club 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 1 3 4 Basketball 3 4 HUGH T MITCHELL Band 1 2 3 4- Lions Band 3 4- Key Club 2 3 4- Glee Club l- Chemistry Club 3- Biology Club 2- Physics Club 4- Spanish 3- Teen Tavern Council 1 2 - Lawrence Welk had better watch out Key Club 2, 3,4g Chemistry Club 3g Latin Club 1, 2g Band 1, 2 3,4g Lions Band 1,2, 3,4g Press Club 1,2g Q5 Brook Staff 4g 1, 2,4g 4-H Club 2. Not Pictured: TED SMITH Ah, I don't want my picture in the annual. 4-H Club 2, 3,43 Biology ciub 3, Football 3, 4. Brook Staff 4. HAROLD NATIONS 9 The punishment all women enjoy. C I A S S 5 8 Transfer from Fair Oak Springs 4. 7 JERRY NATIONS He keeps the beat with his feet. ' 3' Latin Club Officer 1,23 Homeroom Officer ' 4 O ' 1, 23 Class Officer 43 Key Club 2, 3, J, X ' Officer 43 Press Club 1, 23 Chemistry Club A L ? 33 Boy's State 33 Teen Tavern Council 3, ' W uw 43 Glee Club 3, Officer 43 QS Brook Staff O QU., um? 13 Physics Club 4. ' ml 0 ' ' 1 NWI' JOYCE NETTLES 0' wi ,, , , The dumb blond rule doesn t apply here. Xu Q . stars Club 3,43 F.H.A. 1, 23 Library Club S wud? 33 B.E. Club 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,45 Future KJ' x Secretaries' Club Officer 43 Band 1, 2, 3,42 ' Q Brook Staff 4. 0 DON JAY NEVELS There's just no substitute for this boy. 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 4. ll DORIS O'QUINN Grace and charm with a baton or on the track. Stars Club 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,43 F.H.A. l, 2,41 Future Secretaries' Club 3,43 B.E. Club 43 Band 3,43 Majorette 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Q B-1243 Staff 43 Basketball 3. JON PHILIP PANZICA Always in the middle of things. Latin Club 1,22 Key Club 2, Officer 3,43 Band 3, 43 Press Club 1, 23 Chemistry Club 33 Biology Club 23 Physics Club 43 E Q Staff 4. JIMMY PERKINS It really doesn't make that much difference anyway. Press Club 1, 23 Band 1, 23 Glee Club 3, 43 Radio Club Officer 4g Key Club 2, 3, Officer 4- Boy's State 3g Homeroom Officer l, 2, 33 Class Officer 43 Editor-in-Chiefg Brgk 4. LARRY POSEY The strong silent type. Football 2, 3,4Q 4-H Club 1, 2, 33 Biology Club 33 Track 4. ROGER REEVES Silent in 12 languages. Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 23 Chemistry Club 33 QQ :Q BENNIE SCHLESINGER He always speaks twice before he thinks Key Club 2, 3, Board Member 4, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 3, Physics Club 4 Spanish Club I, Student Council 2, Home- room Officer 3, QEEO-ag Staff 4. BILLY JOE SCROGGINS You talk and I'll listen. MARY MARTHA SHIRLEY Her eyes speak a language all their own. SENIOR fs Lf' it 'oi is sa, W 'U Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4, 4-H Club 3, Officer 4, F.H.A. f Q,,,,,,,37 1,2,4, B.E. Club Officer 4, Spanish Club 1, 'f VH Future Secretaries' Club 3. a' ,Zyl DIANE SMITH Q A daughter of the gods. The statelist and Lgtvgi Q most graceful. ,J y Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Officer 3,4, Q ' Girl's Ensemble 3, 4, Sextet 3,4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, ! Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4. ' JANE SMITH This gal's really on the ball. She's the favorite of us all. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, B.E. Club Officer 4, Future Secretaries' Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3,4, Class Favorite 2,4, Homecoming Maid 4, Ole Q:-Q5 Staff 4, Cheerleader 3, 4. JANICE SMITH She spreads laughter and friendliness everywhere. Y-Teens 2, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 4-H Club 2, Future Secretaries' Club 3,4, B.E. Club 4. MELVIN SMITH He s a gambling man Key Club 2 Basketball Manager 2 3 4 MITCHELL SMITH In love with the world 4 H Club 2 3 4 Officer 4 Basketball 4 NORMA JEAN SMITH The time to be happy is now Stars Club 4 Y Teens 1 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 F H A 4 H Club 2 3 Future Secretaries Club 4 T' PATRICIA ANN SMITH Laugh and the world laughs with you. F.H.A. 1, 2,4g Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Biology Club 33 B.E. Club 45 4-I-I Club 2. CLASS, '58 RALPH SMITH ' Business is a pleasure and pleasure is my business. Ox O Transfer from Mobile, Alabama 2g 4-H Club 2, 35 Chemistry Club 3, Key Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3,4g Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. ' g lwguulf ,, Qui, X s-Z! SHIRLEY ANN SMITH I've got a whole lot of living to do. Q LUN 0' ax ' I .fe -of fi, 3 ,, 1 15 Vu-.ix We KW JOAN STRINGFELLOW Long tall Sally. Y-Teens l,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,23 Glee Club 1, 2, 4-H Club 4, Future Secretaries' Club3. GENE SPENCE Mischief is my business and I've become a professional. 4-H Club 1,2, 3,45 Biology Club 4. F.H.A. 2,43 4-I-I Club l,2,4g 4-H Club 3,4g Y-Teens l,2,4g Stars Club 2g Basketball 1, 2, 4. MARY ANN SUMMERLIN She's a laugh a minute. Y-Teens 1, 2,3,4g F.H.A. l,2,4g 4-H Club 3,4g QQ Brook Staff 4, Basketball 4, Future Secretaries' Club 3. KAY SUMMERS The track team won't be the same without our light-footed Kay. F.H.A. 1,25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,43 Stars Club 3,45 Future Secre- taries' Club 3,4g B.E. Club 4, Track 1,2,3,4. RUBY NELL TAYLOR Sunshine is reflected from her very soul. F.H.A. 1,2,4g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 35 4-H Club 2, 3, Officer 4. NITA THOMPSON No one's sweeter than our own Nitter. Spanish Club lg Press Club l, 23 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, Officer 3,4g Girl's Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, sexier 3,4g F.H.A. 3,45 Homeroom Officer 2. EVA LEE TOWNSEND A friend is never known till a man hath need of one. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2,43 4-H Club 3,4g Future Secre- taries' Club 3,4g B.E. Club 3. fv .,, .1 :Q 1- lgrai , 0' R gli X 1 ,'f it 'lv' I. .- -L y SENIOR CLASS 58 JUDY TURNER Brown eyed beautiful girl Y Teensl 2 3 4 F H A 1 3 MaJorette2 4 Drum MaJor 3 Stars Club 2 Biology Club 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 Band 3 4 B E Club 4 Ole Brook Staff 4 GLORIA WALL If you are looking for a friend look no further Stars Club2 Officer3 4 F H A 1 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Chemistry Club 3 Biology Club 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Class Officer 3 Class QD um QW tlu all MARGARET wATTs ,Ww'. X 5 -.ZW Favorite 3 Ole Brook Staff 4 Her expressive eyes tell fascinating tales FHA l24YTeens12344HClubOff1 Q cer 2 Future Secretaries Club 3 B E Club 4 Lu A SHIRLEY WATTS 'II Quietly she comes and goes but her presence 11,1 lingers on X stars Club 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 4 H ciub j Of1cer23 FHA 124 GleeCl bl234 Future Secretaries Club 3 4 B E Club 4 PATRICIA ANN WEED DUNN Short and Sweet 4 HClub1 2 Y Teensl 2 4 F H A 2 4 FutureSecre taries Club 4 Press Club 1 ELLIS WHITE Q5 A good man like him is hard I0 flrld -I B E Club 4 Biology Club 2 -l JOANN WI-IITEHEAD A smile that always says hello. Y-Teens 1 2 4- 4-H Club 2 3 Officer 4- F H.A 1 2 4- Biology Club 3- B E Club 4- Future Secretaries Club 4- QE Brook Staff 4 Library Club 3- Basketball 2 3 4- Track 2 3 4. BARBARA WILLIAMS Her sweet smile is there for everyone Y-Teens 1 2 3 4- Latin Club 1- A 1 . ia' -4' CARY YANCY B. H. S s loss is Dan s gain. Stars Club 1 3 4- Y-Teens 1 3 4, Latin Club 1, 2, F.H.A. 2g Student Council 3, 4g Press Club 13 Class Officer 3g Glee Club 1, Officer 3, 45 B. E. Club 4g Homeroom Officer NANCY YOUNG A sweet attractive kind of grace.' Transfer from Warwick, Virginia 'G l 3 can 4g Glee Club 45 Y-Teens 43 Homeroom Officer 45 Stars Club 4g Qe.Brook staff 4. Senior Class History Startlrng wrll be the adjectrve rn hrstory books for the years 1957 1958 the lnternatronal Geophysrcal Year whrch has gtven brrth to a New Age that of space travel Startltng rs the adjectrve whlch mrght also be properly applred to the greatest and most unusual Semor Class ever to leave the portals of B H S the remarkable class of 1958 Never once rn the twelve years srnce these boys and grrls started out together tn the fxrst grade have they farled to startle everybody The f1rst grade where thrs class got 1ts start was a very memorable one The grrls thought rt much more fun to play on the boys s1de of the playground and v1ce versa In the second grade we startled our teachers wrth our beautrful drawrngs copred from lvlrss Blue s unforgetable Mother Goose character palntrngs Well we lrked our plctures anyway Multlplrcatron tables' The thrrd grade proved a lrttle more strenuous on our mrnds and we actually had to study a lrttle Our fourth year ln school was one of those years that no one w1ll ever forget The boys drscovered grrls and the g1rls drscovered boys Valentrnes and candy were grven The g1r1 who got the most valentrnes thought she was queen of the day lt seems the frfth grade was to be our last year 1n grammar school That year was wonderful too The trapezes proved a grand perch from whrch the grrls watched the boys football games Opera glasses helped also The teachers of the frfth grade mopped therr brows and srghed a l1ttle hoprng the srxth grade teachers were ready for such an altogether drfferent class They must have been for rn the grade of srx we really had to put out some effort and hard work to make those top grades We drdn t all make the best grades ever but the srxth d1d turn out a few so called genruses Who could forget the seventh grade? If It s fun you want to call rt all rrght but fun was hardly the word for the grade of seven We were ln Jumor hrgh school we had the best partres ever one homeroom of our class won a half hol1day for wrnnrng the March of Drmes sale and thrs grade was the f1rst mam step towards our goal Graduatronl The Actrvrty Butldrng was the mam gather1ng place rn the erghth grade At recess and dmner we trouped 1n to s1t around talk and catch up on the act1v1t1es of the school rn general Freshmen' Ye old green freshmen' But we loved bemg just that Don t let anyone say that bemg a freshman was play because rt was much more than just fun There was work 1n there too As nrnth graders we started gettlng rnto the swrng of thlngs The football games meant more to us our studies were taken a lrttle more serrously than before and we really started behavmg as rf we had a lrttle sense The Jump from Freshmen to Sophomores wash t too great but ll was a step forward to that long awarted goal As Sophomores we began to reallze that we were really growrng up and we started takrng on our responsrbtlrtles wrth a drfferent attrtude In the tenth grade the boys put on an all boy play whrch was really a rrot Actmg was just one of the many talents possessed by our boys and the glrls too for that matter We startled the teachers of the Jumor Class w1th our get up and go durrng the mum sale for the Thanksgrvrng game Remember gettrng up on that cold Thanksgrvmg mormng to del1ver those many chrysanthemums'P And then that afternoon whrle beggrng the fans to buy cokes and hot dogs we saw our Panthers l1ck the McComb Trgers Man' That was l1v1ng' Even though II has been eleven years rt seems as though those years have sped past wrth the rapldlty of a rocket Now we are standing on the threshold ofthe future Our Semor year has come and gone We are ready now to step out 1nto the great wtde beautrful world Sellmg at the ball games and workrng on the annual were the very serrous hrghlxghts of the year l-lomecommg was the best yet and our Semor play won t ever be topped we th1nk We ve come a long way from our wonderful partles begrnnrng rn the seventh grade to the equally wonderful partres of our Semor year Our Semor year has been the best ever and eyen though we ll go our separate ways the Semors of 1957 58 wrll never forget each other or our school Dear old B H S It s the greatest and always wrll be' Sally Lou McKee Class Hrstorran ,, . ,, . . . , . . . , 1 11 - 11 - - - f - - - - -- ' 1 ' ' . . . . 1 1 ' , . , . . . . . , 1 . , . - 1 1 , . . . , . , . 1 1 1 ' 1 - - 11 - .1 1 , . . , . . . 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An Senror Class Wrll ,, By some great accrdent the entrre Senror Class of 1958 suddenly found themselves at the Pearly Gates Upon therr arrrval St Peter rnformed the class that no one mrght enter untrl all worldly possessrons were bequeathed to someone on Earth I berng elected by my classmates to do the bequeathrng do hereby make the followrng Wrll and Testament for the Class of 1958 Frrst of all we as Space Cadets regretfully leave our able rnstructors Mrss Ab and Mrss Mathrson to next year s trarnees Indrvrdually now Vrolet Allen Joan Brrtt and Jane Morgan leave therr blond harr and frrendly ways to Betty Bedford Betty Cox Carolyn Conn and Barbara Morgan Our class presrdent Ferdre Becker leaves hrs enormous collectron of prlls and remedres to Jrmmy Harrrngton Herman Bowman and Harold Natrons leave therr Esqurre looks to George Payne and Johnny Tate Jerry Butler leaves hrs golf clubs to next year s golf team Gretchen Hartman and Gene Spence leave therr quretUJ ways to the entrre Junror Class to pep up those study perrods rn the Actrvrty Burldrng Claude Krncade leaves hrs abrlrty to sleep rn any class to Buddy Jones and Claude Day Clyde Moody leaves the old meat wagon to Jack Haley Carol Covrngton Ellrs Whrte and Johnny Derryberry leave therr abrlrty to get thrngs done to Kenneth Eady and Joe Frduccra Bennre Schlesrnger leaves hrs prrze possessron Yessre Fay to any Junror wrth a wrecker Hugh T Mrtchell Glen Fallrn and Joyce Nettles leave the band to Loyd Weaver and the other Junror musrc makers Jon Phrlrp Panzrca leaves hrs unernng abrlrty to be rnto most anythrng anywhere at anytrme to Pete Smrth Charles Morgan leaves hrs Alps clrmbrng pea green sweater to any Junror wrth a strong stomach Mrtchell Smrth leaves hrs get up and go sprrrt when there rs a Job to be done to Glen Vaughn Jane Smrth leaves her peak of personalrty to Floy Natrons Brlly Scroggrns bestows hrs passron for prrchrng pennres to Loy Moncrref Mack Brown leaves hrs unlrmrted supply of excuses from mornrng classes to James Calhoun Ruby Taylor Eva Lee Townsend and Annette Allen leave therr serene looks to Rosemary Allen and Jean Derryberry Ralph Smrth and Ted Smrth leave therr football helmets to Don Estes and Roland Byrd Jrm Perkrns frnally leaves Glee Club much to the relref of Mr Grose Jerry Natrons leaves old farthful Jez to anybody that wants her Don Nevels leaves hrs abrlrtres as awrde awake go getter to Jrmmy Foster and Charles Calhoun Ethelene Hennrng leaves her head mayorette outfrt to next year s brg wheel Jane Clements Judy Turner and Emma Jane Day leave therr Mrss Amerrca frgures to all of next year s majorettes Lem Hewes leaves hrs book How To Pass to Robert Cooper and Brll Fortenberry Wayne Ervrn leaves school maybe' V Barbara Brueck leaves her cheerleader s megaphone to Ann Wrllrams George Durham and Nancy Young leave therr abrlrty to draw a strarght lrne to next year s mechanrcal drawrng class Lance Alworth and Norman Mrnton leave the football team much to the regret of the coaches Abbre Beeson leaves her abrlrty to read and understand Wutherrng Herghts to Joann Beetle and Sandra Arnsworth Glenn Bracy leaves hrs love for school days to J Jerry Smrth and Doyle West Anne Atkrnson and Norma Branch leave therr abrlrty to trckle the rvorres rn Glee Club to Betty Donaldson and Annre Marre Martrn Vrrgrnra Bethea and Nancy Lovell leave Brlly and Jerry as much as they hate to Clark Arrrngton hands over hrs love for physrcs class to Johnny Byrd and Alan Harrrgrll Mardre Beeson leaves her sayrng What'7'? Me worry'P' to Charlene Sullrvan Sylvra Lovell leaves her bar of Ponds Beauty Soap to Sara Warren and Sandra McCaffery Betty Brister Barbara Cannon and Drane Cotton leave therr stack of Mad comrc books to Vrctor Grrce and John Daqurlla Carroll Case leaves hrs snappy yellow convertrble to Seth Larrd Jerelene Case and Shrrley Watts leave therr must used OJ books to Betty McMullen Pat Byrne leaves her bookkeeprng profrcrency to Sue Magee and Barbara Bell Bob Cross and Roger Reeves bestow therr Englrsh IV notes on Bobby Allred Patsy Krng Nrta Thompson and Drane Smrth leave therr abrlrty to srng rn Glee Club to Margaret Grenn and Ellen Cox Dorrs O Qurnn and Joan Whrtehead leave therr wrnged shoes to Jrmmy Moncrref and Thomas Rachal Norma Smrth Patrrcra Smrth and Shrrley Smrth leave therr Lrttle Mrss Sunbeam smrles to Frances Steward and Carol Posey Kay Summers leaves her array of blue rrbbons to anyone fast enough to earn them Cary Yancey and Pat Dunn leave therr abrlrty to get a man to Twyana Cole and Judre Chambers Larry Posey leaves that sly look and manly physrque to Haywood Smrth Mary Martha Shrrley leaves her frrendly Hr to Mary Walker and Katherrne Roberts Janrce Smrth and Margaret Watts leave therr elevator shoes to anyone as small on the outsrde but as brg on the rnsrde as they Melvrn Smrth leaves hrs latest publrcatron, 1001 Ways to Have Fun to Jrmmy Brumfreld Ann Summerlrn Glorra Wall and Barbara Wrllrams leave therr vrbrant personalrtres to all the Jumor grrls for the benefrt of all the Jumor boys Sally McKee leaves her slrnk to Margaret Orme And l leave my autobrography Why Study? to all enterprrsrng Junrors Srgned and sealed thrs 25th day of May 1957 Bob Bolrrrg Class Lawyer Q . . 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' 1 ' 1 1 - - ' 11 ' 11 - 11 11 - - 1 , . 1 1 ' l 1 Semor Class Prophecy Darly Report FROM Charles Morgan Communrcatrons Offrcer TO The Ole Brook Eart Satellrte SUBJECT Drscovery of Trme Telescope on Moon Have made contact wrth the moon at 0563 hours today an exploratory party was sent out under the command of Capt Ted Smrth At 0789 hours he returned to the rocket wrth a Trme Telescope whrch he had found hrdden rn one of the nearby mountarrr ranges The object was turned over to Colonel Ellrs Whrte Semor Offrcer and me Upon examrnrng the machrne we found that through rt we were able to look rnto the future ln order to test the Telescope we dec1ded to try to tune rn some of our old comrades of the Class of 1958 The frrst person who came rnto vrew on the telescope was Lem Hewes who rs now the frrst World Presrdent Lem attnbutes hrs success to hrs abrlrty to get hrs prcture rnto everythrng Jrmmy Perkrns rs also hrghly successful berng the star announcer at the world s only remarnrn radro statron WJMB Herman Bowman has gone to Holl wood and become the rdol of 50 mrllron women all over t e world Abbre The Flame Beeson rs now dancrng at t e Club 13 run by Barbara Wrllrams Jane Smrth and Sally McKee are two of the well known Clgarette grrls there Anne Atkmson rs starrrng rn a popular Broadway play called I Never Forget Anythrng Her producer manager and keeper rs Norma Branch Mardre Beeson rs delrverrn srngrng telegrams for Western Unron and hopes someday to be as popular as Nrta Thompson whose current hrt rs Wa e Up Lrttle Sputnrk Patrrcra Smrth rs wrrtrng Jokes for the Harold Natrons Show Also on televrsron rs Carrol Case who plays Sam Roberts rn a detectrve serres drrected by John Derryberry Sam s super sleuth secretary rs played by Glorra Wall Bob Bolrng rs now the edrtor of Mgd One of hrs chref compet rtors rs the Ajax Publrshrng Company run by Jane Mor an Ajax has recently publrshed Rrchard V by Eva Lee Town send and Barbara Cannon s Iyrrc poem Ode to the mance Company Joyce Nettles plays frrst clarrnet rn a Salvatron Army band Pat Byrne teaches typrng at B H S at the rate of 463 U2 words per minute on an atomrc type wrrter Dorrs O Qurnn and Drane Cotton rrvals rn professronal basketball are now playrng together on the U S Olymprc Team Norma Smrth has become a beautrful and dan erous counterspy She s now known as X 36 21 36 Clyde Moody rs rn the rmportrng busrness he rs rmportrng mto rncoln County Clark Arrrn ton recently frnrshed work on hrs New York to San Francrsco Rarlway Tunnel At rts completron he commented It s ure wuz hard to drg George Durham selected Mr Amerrca of 1968 has been on a tour of Afrrca ever srnce Patrrcra Krng 1S a general rn the WACS Ferdre Becker a mad doctor rs currently creatrng a Frankenstern Monster Kay Summers went to the Olymprcs on the U S track team but was krdnapped by the Russrans when they found out how good she was Glen Fallrn holds down a frrst bench posrtron wrth the Mrlwaukee Braves Lance Alworth better know as Pop to hrs players let the hammer down on State for hrs 2754 strarght wrn as football coach at Ole Mrss Joan Whrtehead coaches a grrls football team called the Panthers Jerry Butler has won the Natronal Open Golf Tournament Melvrn Smrth owned of all teams rn the Natronal League makes extra money by rentrn hrs players to the Amerrcan League Ralph Smrth rs an Englrsh professor at Harvard Barbara Brueck runs a ladres rest ome known as Brueck s Bungalow for Battered Babes Cary Yancey tutors mechanrcal brarns for the U S Army Janrce Smrth teaches home economrcs at B H S and Glen Bracy has been selected the most successful cotton prckrn chrcken pluckrn farmer rn Mrssrssrppr Pat Weed has become Gradma Dunn and Vrolet Allen wrth her pretty smrle rs advertrsrng Glrsten toothpaste on the Bob Hope Show Joan Brrtt after years of study has become prrncrpal at B H S Annette Allen rs a test prlot for Boerng Arrcraft and Lrnda Rose McGee rs the owner of a rarlroad lrne between Brookhaven and Wesson Ethelene Hennrng 15 a baton twrrlrng rnstructor at Mrssrssrppr Southern Jane Clements rs a regronal sales manager for Henry J s and prnk and grey Pontracs Carroll Covrngton owns a charn of grocery stores whrch goes around the world three trmes Hartman s Wer ht Reducrng Salon rs makrng enou h money for Gretchen to retrre soon and devote her trme rarsrng lrttle golfers rane Smrth a New York fashron esrgner rs the orrgrnator of what rs commonly called The Last Look Two of her models are Nancy Lovell and Judy Turner Jerelene Case was selected the best cook of 1970 Frances Cowart after readrng Margaret Watts famous book Q to Make Money owns frfty per cent of the Standard Orl Company Shrrley Smrth rs the designer of a new type of irdle called Ironfrt whrch Emma Jane Day famous Hollywood model recently drsplayed on the Dave Garroway s ow Betty Brrster rs manufacturrng a harr lotron called Betty s Bottle of Black Beauty Ann Summerlrn has taken over her new dutres as Sherrff of Lrncoln County Gene Spence a general rn the Forergn Legron rs frghtrng ferocrous Arabs Mack Brown U S Secretary of Agrrculture has taken hrs pet cows to Washrngxtlon so he won t get lonely for the farm Larr Posey has been a mrllronarre srnce breakrng the bank at Las Vegas ary Martha Shrrley ts an arrlrne hostess on t e Trans Srberran Arrlrne Shrrley Watts makes red tape for the U S government Nancy Young now Mrs Nancy Old makes a lrvrng sellrng hula skrrts Sylvra Lovell has been selected Mrss Amerrca three trmes Mrs Amerrca twrce and now IS competrng wrth 130 other sweet old ladres for the Grandma Amerrca trtle Bob Cross and Rodger Reeves two notorrous gunmen are want ed for everythrn from srmple murder to mass lrqurdatron Don J Nevels rs the Presrdent of the Um ec States Hrs new natronal po rcy rs Why Worry? Vrr rnra Bethea rs press secretar to the Presrdent whrle Ruby Taylor rs the Whrte House staff psychratrrst Norman rnton rs the new Govemor o Mrssrssrppr He sa s he entered polrtrcs so he could frnd out what gorn on'7 Mrtchell Smrth has been krdnaped by a flyrng saucer C aude Kmc de has dedrcated hrs brarn now on drsplay at the New York Crty Research Center for the advancement of screntrfrc knowledge Across the street rn New York extendrng for a square mrle are the offrces of Jon Phrlrp Panzrca Inc dealer rn everythrng and anythrng everywhere Dealrng rn a lrttle place known as Benme s rs Bennre Schlesrnger Wayne Ervrn works there as a bouncer Jerry Natrons, after 20 years has grown so attached to Ole Mrss that he rs strll a student there Thrs 15 the prcture of the Class of 1958 as shown on the Trme Telescope Pendrng further orders we have sent the telescope to Brlly Io Scroggrns rn command at the U S A F TESTING CENTER at Brookhaven for further rnvestrga tron and study We also thought rt advrsable to report an accrdent we had earlrer rn the trrp Hugh T Mrtchell after readrng part of the drrectrons on the arrlock of the spaceshrp thought he knew all about lt Hugh rs now our frrst human earth satellrte 31 v -'Q ' in a q1f 'i. I' 1 . .- I' . ,. ' 'O G I. . . E , .--.'.. .'.-...-i, 1 Ns.. H y,:....Y,.'.g Presenting the Pacemakers--The Senior Class of 1958 i Q 'Nita FIRST ROW: Joan Britt, Shirley Smith, Ann Summerlin, Ted Smith, Melvin Smith, Norman Minton, Lance Alworth, Ralph Smith, Glenn Bracy, Larry Posey, Betty Brister, Norma Smith, Patricia Smith. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Whitehead, Emma Jane Day, Violet Allen, Joann Stringfellow, Diane Cotten, Ruby Taylor, Gloria Wall, Silvia Lovell, Pat Weed Dunn, Jane Smith, Diane Smith, Nancy Young, Virginia Bethea, Nancy Lovell, Nita Thompson, Judy Turner, Barbara Cannon, Ethelene Henning. THIRD ROW: Eva Lee Townsend, Pat Byrne, Wayne Ervin, Charles Morgan, Mack Brown, Harold Nations, Glen Fallin, Mitchell Smith, Rodger Reeves, Bob Cross, Herman Bowman, Gene Spence, Ellis White, Don J. Nevels, John Derryberry, Jon Philip Panzica, Janice Smith, Margaret Watts. FOURTH ROW: Miss Theresia Abshagen, Miss Blanche Mathison, Norma Branch, Ann Atkinson, Barbara Williams, Mary Martha Shirley, Barbara Brueck, Gretchen Hartman, Abbie Beeson, Sally McKee, Cary ' Yancey, Jane Clements, Linda Rose McGee, Doris O'Quinn, Shirley Watts, Kay Summers, Joyce Nettles, Jerelene Case. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Butler, Claude Kincade, Billy Scroggins, Bob Boling, Ferdie Bec er, Lem Hewes, Jerry Nations, Bennie Schlesinger, George Durham, Clark Arrington, Hugh Mitchell, Clyde Moody, Carol Covington, Carroll Case. NOT PICTURED: Maidie Beeson, Patsy King, Jane Morgan, Jimmy Perkins. SALUTE AND VALE Our twelve years at B.H.S. are over, now we stand in a time when all of space and the universe are ready for our first assault against them. Before we turn to the future, we look back on these twelve years we have just finished together. We'll never forget all the work, the escapades, the fun we've had. Nor will we forget the people who have guided and worked with us during these years. So here is our 'Thanks' to our parents and teachers. We bid B,H.S., its teachers and our pals, the underclassmen, Vale and to the future we say Salute. - SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Miss Blanche Mathison Miss Theresia Abshagen ,........ 32 ,QQ ' eligif i ? .Q ,Ng U U is If 7 Q V1 Un mm q. 51.1 J W x ' X x ,S JIU!-Q :-+- fi 'V T' r' 1 1 7 wqw r-4 4 -- xii 0 4 -dz' , ,sg '.. ,1HLj' x -A v :K-. - an-T: 0 , 'MTN NJ: Q as M t' ak xv -1 A u1 'i ' f'S.11 - 'va R x O Aw B'Un 1 0-.4-1'y -. A 'v r'V' in -N Q .gn sl' 'B' . -ivy Q, ,V ' ! ws.. 'ilk 4:'S. X! X 1 ,IN ,I v A o T5 ' 1 Jimmy Brumfield 'X XV Betty Bedford Nancy Adams Sandra Ainsworth Bobby Allred Virginia Ballard JOAN. Beetle UNIQR Barbara Bell 6395 X- if ,nz Nolan Bowman Joyce Ann Britt James Calhoun Murline Carithers Carroll Case Francis Case Judie Chambers Carla Sue Clark Tywana Cole Carolyn Conn Robert Cooper Frances Cowart Betty Cox 03a 7 aan 'A -, .rf 1: .Aft I ft Johnny Byrd Roland Byrd Charles Calhoun if in ,vu 1 !'W Q--sv W if ,1 1 'O ...- -1 Y 'S' Ti' 'T-B Ellen Cox Janice Cupit John Danquilla Claude Day Jean Derryberry S Carmen Diaz 3 S Betty Donaldson ,Q 5 N ., Q3 ' 3 5.4 U Y 8 ' Kenneth Eady 56 -4-'EP r 7 1 if Y ' - 4 dy ' ..,4', Donal d Estes f f Jimmy Foster 26' Jack Haley 29 1' g f-.f Alan Harrigill Jimmy Harrington s 'An Margaret Grenn Victor Grice Bill Fortenberry , le Beverly Harrison Glen Hilton Don Hollifield Buddy Jones Sidney Kincade Seth Laird Sue Magee Annie Marie Martin 30s 1 45 Lester Nettles Jerry Nevels Ad X Sandra McCaffery Freddie Mc Kee Betty McMullen Jimmy Moncrief Loy Moncrief Barbara Morgan UNIOR Floy Nations cn S 22 Lucile Otte Margaret Orme Bennie Sue Norton Johnny Pqnzica I Carol Posey Nora Lynn Price Byron Randall Thomas Rachal Katherine Roberts Betty Jean Roberts Dollie Sue Smith Donald Smith John Parnell George Payne Billy Peavey L- , ,. ,fe : ...Q -.r Q1 .5 7 1 ' '1 . W, . - is 1 -. I iz 5 E 'tl 'bi l lv e- Glen Smith Haywood Smith Herman Smith Jerry Smith CLASS J. Jerry Smith Marie Smith x N Ollene Smith 1 Frances Stewart K J, I i! Y Y 4' ,A J 1 J X ft I W K I Pete Smith Reggie Smith Charlene Sullivan Jane Swinney Bill Snowclen 1 5 P x Johnny Tate Margaret Thornton Glen Vaughn Lynda Joyce Vaughn Mary Walker Sara Warren John Watson Larry Watson Doyle West Ann Williams JoAnn Williams re. A0 intl ' qv 'LT' Z A 1 4 -5 . li . sg-. . Lo, the ice man cometh. In ,,,,,,,.3 , Let's go to Brown s. We ll never deer 1 , r,?E fl X Q, A La. if N 1. 'Pa Since when has Ann been ff Q0 , - fi ir ,wg t v. ' Q-ffl? haf X . ' I Anything for art. 5 an A ,I . V , .Y F' tutoring in English? 5 .7 C 4' H 0 o L V 1 D A Z E .... ,4 Oh. well, this is B.H.S. ,, , ,, tr M H, , .f- z ., ws' - -- .t :.g3,f+-Vg, ' t 'X .. i , In n , . A '5 B -Q-.V For Heaven's 'S sake. iz ' i' L N .. t tr, ffl l What's cookin ? Always chewing. 53 Sophomore Favorites Frankie Malta Betty Smith Sophomore Class Officers Judy Penn .... President Betty Smith . . .Vice-President Rebecca Ford .... Reporter Lynda Stockfisch . . Secretary- Treasurer SOPHO GRE CLASS ' , Mary Reba Bedford 5, Mike Beeson Sonny Beeson ! 4 lg oscar Beck Marie Bloodworth Morris Bloodworth Beverly Bowen George Brown Jonnie Rae Burris Tim Byrne David Carter Gwendolyn Case Janice Case Billy Ray Chandler Carolyn Coker Betty Cooper Hugh Covington Sharon Culver Barbara Cax Ollie Cummings Jackie Davis Emma Mae Delaney Patsy Diamond Warren Estes 45 'Q Rowland Ezelle C Pete Faulk Charles Feduccia Joe Feduccia Marquerite Fielder Sarah Lu Flowers Bonnie Allen Eugene Allen Nelson Anding -an f'f 'J 3 v 1 f Mqrgaref Ann Flynn S 0 0 Rebecca Ford Brenda Foster Doris Rae Gill T' Larry Graves John Guess Tillman Hart Harlene Hickman lf! ' CLASS '58 Glynn Holliday Sara Ivy Viola Jacks Terry Jones 57' 'S' Carolyn Johnson Reuben Jordan Betty Kavanaugh Carolyn Kenny Maidie Loper Barbara Love Phillip Love Margaret Lovitt Chuck Minor Dicky Morgan .,f ff Wayne Nations Jenny Nevels Judy Newman Sandra Norton Frankie Malta Betty Jo Ott Randy Owens Joe Panzica Judy Penn Tommy Phillips Kathleene Piper Beverly Price S0111-10 ORE CLASS ' G. Mitchell Sandidge Carolyn Sasser Charles Sears I 4 3 Betty Roberts Patricia Smith Ken Spicer Michael Stamps Lynda Stockfisch Jimmy Taylor Betty Smith Bobby Joe Smith Carroll Smith Joan Smith 3. 4 2- 1 V'-1 5 J Kenneth Ratlrff .. B l Y' 1 -s , SLI, T Pat Reed Jerry Richardson W2-X' ' f V QR Til K ,J J 'S' ' ery. R 1 Qi .1 - H: 3.3. ' ii ' ll ' .. , , W , ,R Q . J ALA -af jf .NV . ' ' QP' ...X S A , ' S Y, W a if j 7 Ki in V . sl' -.',f 5 A fy ff , '42 -1 V N .4,. ffl X Vff' A V . 'H wx W2 'Z ,xt ks, .2 v 1 +ve . I 'V Jane Tillman Tgfi ft i', f Ky Lloyd Weaver ' inli N 'A J 5 'N Robert White Q Q ,135 k k my ' w, A ij JudY Williams tif. A 'wif' 1 Q f- I Harold Wilson , X 'J 'SX 7 . Gwen Wooten A ',3 jQs dugg ' ' 'A wtlgj uz. Gloria Wright Nvidia? yi ' E :lcv 'K More than one way to catch a fish. NOT PICTURE D: Janice BOWmCJl l Carol Sclrlin Joe Hart Don Slaymaker Tommy Letchworth Bobby Smith David Mulford Harold Smith Sally Nations James Teaster Patsy Oliver Eddy Yancy Sue Ritchie 44 Slavery lxke thxs makes the Activity Building look snazzy for the football dances. ml' I f till Wet Behind the Ears V , n , F2 1 fill- 3- H' Q 1'- x5.. I . . r ' Frankenstem Jr. and Guardrans .- You can tell thxs one was posed fqnr E? ' iq pq P L si YY Guess We 11 blow up the Intellectual Don t you th1nk'P Brrng on the talent scouts Down Boys! Down! R' -.Mr f ? 173-' -f-- wffe ' F 4: 3 - f-1 is fl What else drd you get for Christmas? I ' Gossrp Gals. ' H ' 4 I gy Q' sf Y Two Eager Beavers it Q-5.131 Caught in the act. W? . AI!!-X if '--pn V- ' x 11 N -- '. ,- . , . , . C,4',n ff x Gabriel Heater Make way! Help! lts got me. I :E- ra . 3 , Must be interesting Huh, Sarah Lu! re Wgx The Thinkers. We do Love One Another U d M Now What can she Just watch rt wrll Ya' The pause that refreshes H ercover an be talkrng about. 'N ,iv A. 0:75 Be Q0 Danny Case Jerry Case Linda Case Glenda Chandler Thomas Cowart Cynthia Cox Joe Crawford FRESHMAN CLAQS 58 Mary Carol Alford Judith Allgood Patsy Arnold Robbie Arnold Jerry Bailey Hilton Ball Linda Beeson Clark Bowman Judy Brown Stella Burnaman James Butler Rufus Callendar Jul nan Cameron Sammy Carruth D.L. Curtis Linda Damico Shirley Day Charles Dorsey Mary E. Doster David Eady Sharon Evans Roger Fielder Wanda Foster Adah Grenn Ronnie Grenn Lewis Hamil Frieda Havers Ed Hayes Bonnie Hutcherson James Hutson Diane Jones Joe Jordan Diane Keene Martha Kinchloe Jon Lauderdale Becky Leary Myrtle Leggett Paul Lewis Betty Sue Lofton Mike Loper June Maddux Martha Ann Martin Milton Martin C5 Q70 FRESHMAN CLASS 58 ' vo . Q egg be Earl McNamee John McTaggart Sandra Merrill Sidney Mize Connely Moak Jim Morgan Elaine Nations Paulette Nevels Danny Owen Robert Owen Frances Phillips Nolene Pylate David Rachal Diane Reeves Marcia Richardson Peggy Richardson Richard Rodgers Jimmy Rudder Tommy Rutledge Patricia Sandidge Norris Sears Linda Sellers Jerry Shaheen Andrea Smith Charles Smith Doris Kay Smith Hugh C. Smith Larry Smith Sarah Smith Carolyn Spillers Jimmy Stephens Sue Stringfel low Charlotte Sul l ivan Sherman Swalm Steve Swalm Syble Thames Mary Anna Urban Linda Waldon Marilyn Williams Jean Wood I ..d5 f X ' Q fo gl 'Lsq., x ' :sf A -fsv 'Alf' ',-- - vf-v, W' pf, r ' '- .. at - 4 '-:,N.'?'-'Q . 0 it A 5.0 on A, 'Q' ft N- - 'signin' ' - ., . M Q . -'- ' ' 20 . r, 4 U 'Fig' '- .3-',f 4 'Y-333 a-.-5 '- . L , .8 --, -.- aw 5 1 , 1, r I ..jf A . pg' E' -in ' I Q! . 'Y 1 'K- ',, ..,,: .- -Q ,X 'm vs ,dhxy ,. 1110! llow much would the circus pay? Elght J Mr Sinclair S Homeroom I-IRST ROW: Dale Foster, Larry King Jenny Lntrican Carole Parker John Hill Hollis Posey Joe White Bobby Van Norman, LaNelle Boone. SECOND ROW Peggy Rushing Linda Townsend Carolyn Vance Albert Carithers D1X1e Hickman, Dick Felder, Jamte lord Richard Turpin THIRD ROW Billy larkin James Saulter Othell Anding Mary Cole, Carolyn Cooper, Jerry Calhoun Barbara Jorden Johnny Withers Donna Johnston Malcom Allgood FOURTH ROW: Chester Newman, Ralph Sarrin lenward Case hliaabeth Harris Rebecca Nettles Judy Williams Robert Leary Coach Jim Sinclair. 1 3 .ICQ at , A Y G59 A X 00 MW il-- , 1 Q -1- CE' ,.. :.. 1 -,lu Je: t 'r til 1 UNIOR HIGH 41 'Q Civ C51 45, J' , maui., va 'F x, L4 ,4- N2 1 i Eight-L-Mrs. Leggetfs Homeroom FIRST ROW: ,Ioni Chambers, Dianne Smith, Paul Griffin, Bill McMullen, Charles Alderman, Francis Shipp, Ronnie Farmer, Jane Foote. SECOND ROW: Barbara May, Charlotte Knight, Bobby Branch, Steve McKee, Ted Batson, Charles Abrams, Kenneth Mahaney. THIRD ROW: Bobby Causey, Sharon Spiney, Steve Stamps, Vivian Todd, Wade Thornhill, Melvin Pepper, Beulah Hilton, Bobby Weatherly.,FOURTll ROW: Steve Smith, Robert Byrd, Gentry Lambert, Dixie Williams, Sue Day, Julia Harrigill, Melody Moncrief, Mrs. Leggett. NOT PICTURED: Beverly Smith, Bill Turnage, Donald Ainsworth, Ted Bounds. Junior Y-Teen Sockhop HOMEROOM OFFICERS . . . . . Vice-President . . . .Student Council . . . . . President . . . . . . . Secretary . . Annual Representative Steve McKee . Vivian Todd , Steve Antony . Bobby Branch . Bobby Weatherly New Girls'??'? UNIOR HIGH HOMEROOM OFFICERS Cliff lfeduccia ..... Vice-President Jerry Delauthter . . . Secretary WhaI'S SO il1ICr9Sli11g'? Sonya lledgepeth . . . . President Andy Kyzar ..... Student Council Darline Case . . Annual Representative Now Steve, it couldn't be that bad. Eight-S-Mr. Smith's Homeroom FIRST ROW: Darline Case, Diane Williams, Barbara Ann Hayes, Brenda Kay Nevels, Richard Lewis, Jerry Delaughter, Linda Day, Ray Wright. SECOND ROW: Rita Robinson, George Burns, Harold Carter, Jerry Netherland, Howard Linton, Larry Dorr, Elmo Sartin, Patty Jean Smith. THIRD ROW: Marie Smith, Linda Abrams, Gene Cummings, John Earl Furr, Billy Day, George Richardson, Marla Posey, Sonya Hedgepeth, Carolyn Jarrell, Andy Kyzar. FOURTH ROW: Kay Turner Cliff Feduccia, Jerry Smith, Gordon Summers, Gordon Cain, Mike McGee, Riley Touchstone, Lester Strange. 1. ,, : , ' A - ,No ' - . , , - 4 5 L . . 1 f ,jgy Q0 . 1? 4' JB! il' ,lf ,t out 9 bf 1 P N 1 ll'N a UNIOR HIGH CC 5 QS' QQ at , D 'mlsf 'lit Seven-B-Mrs. Braneh's Homeroom FIRST ROW: Helen McCoy, Sammye Steward, Lynwood Teaster, Sidney Beasley, Kenneth Mitchell, James Morgan, Geor e Arnold, Bobby Kinnison, Bobby Lumsden. SECOND ROW: Sammye Morgan, Charlotte, Roberts, Martha Randall, S Babs Allmand, Doris Jane Haley, Ramsey Attman, Joyl Evans, Garry Smith, Marbeth Anding. THIRD ROW: John Parker, Martin Keene, Conelia Bailey, Judy Boyte, Joe Posey, Dicky Price, Mike Kern, Jane Smith, Ann Lofton. FOURTH ROW: ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l rk Mrs. Branch. Ronnie Manton, Eddy Diffrient, Bill Pine, Waconda Francis, Charles Hart, Reggie Magee, Ernle C a , Mr. America l967. HOMEROOM OFFICERS Doris Jane Haley ..... Secretary Kenneth Mitchell . . Student Council 1 X J ' Jimmy Morgan . . Vice-President Bill Prine ....... President y Charlotte Roberts Student Council Alternate L Babs Allmand . . Annual Representative UNIOR HIGH W ,, I 59-655' '. HOMEROOM OFFICERS Diane Smith ..... Secretary EVUYOW Studies but R3ndY' Charlotte Culver .... President Sid Smith . Alternate Student Council ,leff Nettles .... Vice-President A Eager beavers--when Mr. Godhold Mike Smith . . . Student Council is looking over our shoulders. Seven-G-Mr. G0db0ld's Homeroom FIRST ROW: Rita Easley, Sarah Hannon, Sybil Jackson, Mitchell Waldon, Harry Hutcherson, Maureen O'Rourke, Gregory Rushing, G.W. Riffins, Charles Nicholson. SECOND ROW: Sid Smith, JeffNett1es, Kenneth Smith, Nancy Richardson, Willie Earl Rushing, Margaret Evans, Dianne Smith, Janette Raulins. THIRD ROW: Kaye Coker, Charlotte Culver, Steven Wooten, Patricia Shaheen, Evelyn Ellis, Doris Allen, Denna Beaudry, Wayne Doyle. FOURTH ROW: Michael Reed, Kenneth Dunn, Larry Ferrell, Kaye Kyzar, Michael Smith, Bobby Rushing, Randy Lucas, Mr. Godhold. 2 'ii ya fn:-f3:Qr, 1 '-- :I fi iex!Si5 S.i H CQ Q- K .V Q0 V' D M , X 'iv 5 1-sl, .. . aff- ,,-4 'CQ 1 Q 'QQ' 1 , T419 as fy:-, . W -' I wg' .1 5, s all 'aa li' UN IOR HIGH , - t Jr- ,V .X ,Q Seven-L-Mr. Langford's Homeroom 'ing , - FIRST ROW: Jessie Givens, Don Coke, Donna Lou Smith, Peggy Avance, Becky Branch, Patricia Allred, Carol Friend, Jo Carol Owen. SECOND ROW: Wayne Fielder, Mack Brown, David West, Dan Smith, Truly Smith, Fay Bracy, Jan McGehee, Billy Nations. THIRD ROW: Ken Smith, Janie Clower, Don Faulk, Catherine Alford, Joyce Thomas, Gloria Ballard, Elaine Stuard, Vicky Burch. FOURTH ROW: Louise Jordan, Hilda Givens, Kenneth Douglas, James Horne, Freddie Brock, James White, Coach Langford. Let's go for a ride. ...ig-... HOMEROOM OFFICERS Jan McGehee ........ Secretary Donna Lou Smith ..... Vice-President Jo Carol Owen . . Alternate Student Council Catherine Alford ..... Student Council He's going to put the board of education to work. Patricia Allred . . .Annual Representative Vicky Burch . . ...... President TW 1--1 1, f Cf' Q-, UNIOR HIGH HOMEROOM OFFICERS Mike Hedgepeth , . Vice-President Lynda Grimes . . . Student Council She caught them red-handed. Donnie Johnson . Annual Representative David Nations . . . . . President Terry Smith . . . . Secretary Seven-M-Mrs. McNair's Homeroom FIRST ROW: Don Johnson, Joe Robertson, Abby Gale Smith, Janice McDaniel, Judy McKee, David Nations, Juanita Estes. SECOND ROW: Patricia Hart, Faith Bryant, Bobby Jane Case, Mike Hedgepeth, Earl Arnold, Michael Face, Terry Smith, Ronny Smith. THIRD ROW: Fred Boyd, Bill Norton, Betty Bridges, Gradene Smith, Betsy Magee, Marlin Britt, Nell Smith, James Fuller. FOURTH ROW: Eithel Smith, Fred Huber, Lynda Grimes, Barbara Laird, Judy Allen, Vicki Rials. Mrs. McNair J 'ii J as ' OU 7 2 J t J 1 OO 3 'fee' B ' -3 5 5 , rf .6 QQ' CD L-' 4511 L' -Ji v Z Let s see--which is my group in! -1 0 Q r , IU 4 ' '::I v-f .lv., .y . 1 xy, ::N.t:', ' Not a Qhootmg gallery on the campus' Gee! Ain't he handsome ii- - 'N' ik. 5 K EX 1958 OLE BROOK EDITORS MISS THERESIA ABSHAGEN JIM PERKINS MISS BESSIE JENKINS Adviser Edrtor rn Chref Advrser 5 FERDIE BECKER ANNE ATKINSON JERRY NATIONS Assistant Edrtor Busmess Manager Photographer 1 45 NORMA BRANCH ABBIE BEESON GEORGE DURHAM NANCY YOUNG Activities Editor Class Editor Art Co-Editor Art Co-Editor ul' ff 1. ' CHARLES MORGAN LEM HEWES BOB CROSS Literary Editor Sports Editor Feature Editor W1 xi ,1A-- J,-L 'Z' 5F-cr 2 l Student Council activities are almost too numerous to mention. They sponsor: Halloween Carnival, Leader ship classes, dances after football games, Twirp Week, Red and Blue Day and the Christmas proiect. And who is the guiding spirit back of all this activity? Our own Miss Mathison without whose advice, leadership and inspiration the Student Council program could not func tion so smoothly. STUDENT COUNCLL REPRESENTATIVES, FIRST ROW: Hartman, Chambers, Byrd, l-lewes, Clements, Williams, Yaricy. SECOND ROW: Richardson, Beetle, Ford, Phillips, Kyzar, Smith, Ward, Nations, Hickman. THIRD ROW: Williams, Piper, Ainsworth, Urban, Todd, Grimes, Alford, Mitchell, Miss Mathison. ri Student Council Activities ly ix I .,f x . f f 1'f-,fl- l f7f,.3': ' , . '4 V' ' A v. 5 ' , 1 , 'F , '1f. .1.Q 1b,-Fx 1. Q .A ! !5Q':aA-'f- - 3, 'W' Ax 15 ws 'm f f ' ' wifi .gays-H xf- s-ipwi.9 ?' l JUN SENI NV ' -B .g ' hi, .NL CLUBS . 'I I fx.-nal .mf Y-Teenos Cabinets SENIOR A-Y-TEENS FIRST ROW, Sally McKee, Barbara Brueck, Pres- ident, Lucille Otte, Katherine Roberts, Mrs. A,E, Branch, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Abbie Beeson, Patsy King, Gretchen Hartman, Betty Donald- son, Annie Marie Martin. X T7 JUNIOR Y-TEEN FIRST ROW: Bobby Ann Branch, Jenny Entrican, Mrs. Ray Leggett, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Nancy Richardson, Becky Nettles, Becky Branch, Carole Parker. SENIOR B-Y-TEENS FIRST ROW, Sarah Lu Flowers, Carolyn Kenney Betty Smith, President, Kathleen Piper. SECOND ROW: Beverly Bowen, Margaret Lovitt, Lynda Stockfisch, Rebecca Leary, Frances Phillips. THIRD ROW: Judy Penn, Sydney Mize, Mrs. Anita Ball, Sponsor. YU 'T ,.. '? ...hge LLA55 I-I OMECOMING PARADE Z 3. 5, 6. Yes, travel, Around the World in Eighty Days and you'll find nowhere, but at B.H.S. girls like these. Out of This World aptly describes the Ninth Annual Homecoming at B.H.S. On October 25, 1957, at which time the Senior Class of 1958 did a spectacular job with the International Geophysical Year as a theme. Paying special tribute to Miss Mamie Martin and honoring the Classes of 1937, 1947, and 1957, the dajy's program--featuring a parade at 1:30, an auditorium program at 2:30, open house at 3:30--clicked off on perfect sche ule. Even the sun obliged by coming out for the parade, after hiding behind the cold mist all morning. At 7:30 P.M. beautiful Queen Sylvia Lovell was crowned by the 1956 Queen, Betty Penn, after which the Panthers proved that B.H.S. can't lose a lomecoming game by trouncin the Biloxi Indians 19-13, Climaxing the perfect day was the Student Council sponsored dance, bringing to an end the Eiggest and best B. H.S. Homecoming. K, 'kliliv' 1' 2. . 3 ' - at -r .as 1 Q. ' v -Q V I .gi ' 4 -V 3 E' i h 3 'rm 11.511 ' .'-fbi: ' . - uf.,?'4 ' h L ' A ..,. . lb- we , 'T l ,' ' .g 5 Q 'gi .4 il' A K' F , s Hip!Hip P M Q. ' 5, ff-3 W -- l 'gg ig , ' X ' -N' -A Hurrah! - ., ,. -- , f.+ , W.- X Q-' -' MQ-Lf' .Aff-+ f- ' ., f. ' i .-u Q Ara . is , 'v is Look at the A . f ' , 1 ' ,A ' ,N . , 'A -., ' escorts. 'V ' -4, a N 1 'SQL , ' - '97 li 'T Q 1 :A v - sf Y ff W 1181: - V 41 f ,,,,,, - .1 gp W1 i' A Welcome' ,ag ULN f ,1 Alumni' gf-If . A ,. Y.. . I : V1 1 5 ii 1 1 35 if . fv f X , -..-41--if ff I ,,1A:Q, H -3 T , ' '+ ' .i Q, Us 6. ,s Q.. . K.: an is 44.1 b .X K 'z - .- .2 Q' A 'l ' ' x ' I wx. 'V iv ' .' 'A -.gf .f ' f ' .. - .sl f - ' - .i,L1o,'.', X --' ' .h -4 9 y C vi '- fr, 1 1l,,f': r ' iw ' A ' '4-14,3 X I z A ' if I W Ar ' ' X54 ik: KTW 'F 5 ' 'GT , - sf ' fy' Q A ' P ' A f , ll ? s, gp ' ' ' Q . - .un '- I J ' A, ' l , ' f A I L . ls..vl,N . , up 1 nikki' v -., X J. ..0'1'.gn::t,..l:c,,ut'ch'tnxll 1t.u :i:a?,:l'chal u',. l':t,.gl:u tl:it,' ' il.'c' Il.: Us ' '51- Ju as lb... 1 9 .1 - .. A -1.245 1.- P51536 . . ,rl ,I af: The Bi i ht N Queen Sylvia Lovell, Ferdie Becker, Court and Escorts ready for the Coronation. Oscar Beck, Lynda Stockfish, Jerry Nations, Jane Smith, George Durham, Betty Penn, Jimmy Harrington, Sandra McCaffrey, Jerry Case Mary Anna Urban. Don't drop her, George! How can they keep from winning with an audience like this! Marching along together And did those Panthers go for a victory! A crown for the Queen! SNAPS es 4 everything? who says we country girls haven't I eat Ex-Lax. ,af M -fear his ur ,1 Y ' L-. ' 4 f ' w 1 . Q vs ' . 1 nga-, . 1 A , A sts,- Which one takes as S ... , ' itw v H' 1 1 's' A Leavenworth ' 'vp 0 'A 35124 i .A ' ,,,,i6'- r rr: 1 L' an 2 t it It -'vt ' s 3 hd ' E ' Tonto and the Lone Ranger. 4 , 7 0 f O- ' , ' . .F X 1 vitamins? ,Q 1 ... :W MFA .- We're the Sheiks of Araby, K 3' V1 i ye ma i ,W Prck ye rosebuds whrle 'Wx in Seniors hard at work eating up the profit Caught rn the act lv---f I What a way to learn about the Birds and Bees! I was a teenage we rewolf. Somebody stole our Funny Books. .ar E Hello out there in Annual-land. . as , al' l 1 -gm, P t- N, 1 Y Y Y PL , e, ,tfnsgeqgl Q - t .., .i Why that worrled 99 wi! look Sally9 Buddles K Sam' 3 Rodger, that look in your eye! v-J s The Future Secretaries Club .lust look what some lucky executive is going to find in his office. The speed and efficiency of these members of the Future Secretaries and the Business Education Clubs impress us as much as their good looks. They are working very hard to gain knowledge in order to lend assistance in carrying on our American economic system in the future. Carry on, future office workers! HIS 004 COPY ! 21111 sara sw ans, 1 The Business Education Club The Library Assistants Club 2 -L15 C? of 'tiff FIRST ROW: Joy Anderson, Sandra McCaffrey, Betty Donaldson, Ellen Cox, Margaret Grenn. SECOND ROW: Haywood Smith Emma Mae Delaney, Betty McMullen, Barbara Morgan, Norma Branch, Stephen F. Clark, Sponsor. A student's best friend is the library, and the Student Library Assistants Club is striving every- day to make the library the center of the school's activities. Learning is strengthg strength is know- ledge, knowledge is reading. So you see how important the library should be to you. . i I' ii LIBRARY ASSISTANTS CLUB OFFICERS Haywood Smith, reporter, Sandra McCaffrey, vice- president, Betty McMullen, president, Ellen Cox, secretary-treasurer. Our local president and the regional officers smile for the camera in our library. Touchdown Club's Football Banquet The T957 Brookhaven Panthers, Southern Big Eight Champions, were honored January 30 by the Brookhaven Touchdown Club at the Country Club. An address by Ole Miss's Coach Frank Bruiser Kinard highlighted the festivities. Gifts of gold footballs were made to the Senior lettermen. The Touchdown Club also presented mementos to the coaches and a victory plaque to each team member. The Touchdown Club made awards as follows: Most Valuable, Lance Alworth, Most Improved, Victor Grice, Best Blocker, Norman Minton, Best Defensive, Ralph Smith, Most Sportsmanlike, Johnny Tate. In addition Smith and Alworth received gold footballs for their selection to the All-Big Eight Team and certificates from THE SPORTING NEWS for their selection to the Wigwam Wisemen All- America Team . PROGRAMS ' 1 -Q L ' ., A up 'I n W 3 hifi, H V 6 2 Q . 6 3 xx 1 iris 'Q fm: TT' B.H.S. P THER B FIRST ROW: Judy Williams, Beverly Harrison, Jane Clements, Doris O'Quinn, Emma Jane Day, Ethelene Henning, Judy Turner, Floy Nations, Sarah Lu Flowers, Carolyn Sasser, Rebecca Ford. SECOND ROW: Glen Fallin, Jimmy Taylor, Clyde Moody, John Guess, Tommy Rutledge, George Brown, Carroll Case, Charles Dorsey, Jimmy Rudder, Carroll Smith. THIRD ROW: Hugh Mitchell, Michael Stamps, Bill Fortenherry, Don Hollifield, Alan Harrigill, Lloyd Weaver, D.L. Curtis, Pat Reed, Carlo Sue Clark. FOURTH ROW: Joe Panzica, John Watson, Frankie Malta, Eugene Allen, Morris Bloodworth, Danny Owen, Betty McMullen, Frances Steward, Jim Morgan, Marie Bloodworth. FIFTH ROW: llugh Smith, Margaret Anne Flynn, Mary Elizabeth Doster, Charles Morgan, Johnny Byrd, Jerry Smith, Oscar Beck, Bob Cross, Joyce Nettles. The B.H.S. Panther Band, under the direction' of Mr. Robert Moore, has had a very suc- cessful year. Resplendent in brand new uniforms, the band performed at football and basket- ball games, attended Band Day at Hattiesburg and State Band Contest, and performed in chap- el several times. Also several members ofthe band attended the State Band Clinic at Vicks- burg and several made the Mississippi Lion's All-State Band. The Band Parents Club sponsored a Funboree and gave a Christmas party for the band. B.H.S. can certainly be proud of the achievements attained by the band this year. 85 Assistant Manager Clyde, who blows a deadbeat 'boneg Manager Charlie, who likes oodles of noodlesg and Librarian Oscar, who ain't got rhythm, are the officers. CENSORED! BAND SECTIONS i The big bass horns who play oom-pah, the slush- pumps who play waaaah, and three square horns who play sweet and soft make up the low brass section. A11 of these are high brass players except th li t1e short guy third from the right top row Licorice sticks who wall flutes who moan and majorettes who talk make up the woodwind section. 1 5? , xi!! 1 It 4- g gi f-in 'ill 4. f .11f-. 4 f M, f M 5 1, A figtffln .'.' rg? ffsfn , U6.,,' 'Q 'A is qi .Y - ff ' l2fJ': ' WIWX E'.rif 4v'M. ' f?.'i'4,'Qf' ff' -1 - f fx x f f' xQ'Q' W I? S9 is 59 ax 55 ' v ' 5 B r H ' Y -SM 'n . iq, 5 qv: 1- , f A' x .' X ,'1 , , Q If . v-. M a N A4'8 '8DWwqXX2?o ' AX X X W ff x Q MSN f y , X D IX Q l N . Q, f - X53 f ff 24 f fag R Quai? pi xl 3 X ,X , 5 Flfth Perlod Glee Club We really don't believe it was the way we sing that caused Mr. Grose to leave, and we hope our singing won't drive Mrs. Robbins away. They both have meant a great deal to us in many ways. The Glee Club presents a Christmas and a spring concert and takes part in the Choral Festival each year. The Girls' Ensemble and Sextet contribute to many school and community programs. Something new was added this year with the organization of a fine boys' quartet. Sixth Period Glee Club 4 c at C 60 0 96000 e 5 m'O,C'ti n 1 mer 5lQ'5Qf,,.-.rwfbwrf-11,.f FIFTH PERIOD OFFICERS: Bobby Boling, Barbara Brueck, Jimmy Perkins, Maidie Beeson, Jerry Nations, BOYS' QUARTETg Bobby Boling, Jerry Nations, Jerry Smith, Byron Randall. x I I X t., l x SIXTH PERIOD OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Annie Marie Martin, Sandra McCaffrey, Nita Thompson, Diane Smith. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Lovell, Norma Branch. G ee Club Z '1 F ri - GIRLS' ENSEMBLE, FIRST ROW: Martha Ann Martin, Annie Marie Martin, Judie Chambers Nita Thompson, Margaret Lovett, Dianne Smith, Norma Branch, Lucile Otte. SECOND ROW: I-Iarlene Hickman, Ellen Cox, Sara Warren, Barbara Cox, Barbara Brueck, Maidie Beeson, Sally McKee, Paulette Nevels. X95 1957 Southern Division Big Eight Champions The Brookhaven Panthers of 1957 produced the most successful football season in recent years. The Moyer- Langford coached squad easily copped the Southern Division Championship by breezing through the heavy ten game slate with its record unmarred. Although favored in the Big Eight Title Game, the Panthers had the tables turned by a determined hive of Hornets form Greenville. Never- theless, these Panthers are responsible for the First undefeated regular season in Brookhaven football history. The attitude, the ability, and the perseverance of the Panthers of T957 have brought honor to Brookhaven High School. Q P I .1 'N at sr W l , .-- 'T' QL png... rg' G X: -, X A - BROOKHAVEN BROOKHAVEN BROOKHAVEN BROOKHAVEN BROOKHA VEN BROOKHA VEN BROOKHAVEN BROOKHAVEN BROOKHAVEN BROOKHAVEN BROOKHAVEN -,.1..,i 51 ig X ST , ALOYSIUS GULFPORT HATTIESBURG LAUREL BILOX1 PASCAGOULA PROVINE NATCHEZ. MOSS POINT MCCOMB GREENVILLE ,P- at-f LANCE ALWORTH-Senior Halfback RALPH SMITH Semor End A11-Big Eight, Most outstanding NORMAN MLNTON-senior Fullback A11 Blg I:1ghL All S0uthCH1 Back in Big Eight, A11-Southern, Second Team A11-Big Eight A11 Amerxca Best Defenslve A11-America, Most Valuable Best Blocker HAYWOOD SMITH-Junior Guard TERRY JONES-Sophomore No, let meg you took care of dinner. Halfback 96. fs - I? . CHARLES CALHOUN-Junior VICTOR GRICE-Junior Tackle Tackle Most Improved Posey rambles as Panthers sink Commodore RICHARD EVANS-Sophomore Flagship. Guard WAYNE ERVIN-Senior Tackle KENNETH RATCLIFF - Sophomore Eullback 1958 BROOKHAVEN PANTHERS Hampered by their inability to play in December of 1957, the Brookhaven Panthers were unable to come up with a championship squad. Nevertheless, they exhibited sportsmanship and fair play the entire season. By some, the Panthers' season may have been termed successful when Brookhaven's quintet broke Provine's string of twenty-two straight victories just before the Southern Big Eight Toumament. Unfortunately, the Panthers were first-round losers in the tourney. Brookhaven dropped a close 51-50 decision to Columbia. However, Coach Sinclair's Panthers proved that you do not have to be champions to play like champions. -L 0 Q 32, 1 A 6 .Q vb K ' fx fa is A r P. x 1 j Fiiaaaliug-Lnsilibr HQHB X vw a1:r-3-1:1-ups.. .mm--f Q I f Q 1 i f 0. 4' n Q5 af 1 QL I X - 1-, 1 x ff Am BROOKHAVEN PANTHERETTES The T957-58 B.H. S. Pantherettes enioyed one of the finest seasons ever. The Brookhaven girls rolled to thirteen big wins in regular season play, encountering only three setbacks. These losses were heartbreakers, the margins never exceeding two points. In A-AA District 7 competition the Pantherettes rose to the occasion to cop second place and the right to enter the South Mississippi playoffs. Overall, Coach Therrell's Pantherettes supplied B.H.S. with another banner year on the hardwoods. V' 9 4, 1 JA i ! vi mv I xiii' W ' 6 is xi? .X fx x .1 i x 1116 bus bmuh I N, L '. F .1 Q ,ll it tt Judy I umer ,mx R Q s Joan S-triugfellow '1 It I J J ,. I, wk L4 L' 5 like F9 ri n 3 J ' r KJ N fi .0 'P , li . V sf' gf N 'Q I I A 4 A V rf 'I' ll 1 , kv.: ' :S I I 5-Q 1 W sf 4' Our Junior-Senior Banquet! IL. We'll Never Forget f rw ,, Ushering at the '57 Graduation! Working at Ball Games! 1 5 '15-of a f 3? ff! 1, L! ---is-., 1 if gr.. fit, 'rx Q 15... - I 1 5 ' it by ,. , 1, 5' ms! ll, Night sessions for the Ole Brook 5 4 3 ..f V ' 'V J X D . a 's I , . g ,X I . s I rv 4 N331 ' - 'A in , Decorating That filthy stadium! ' V ' H 'i V J... os. Rocking! ' Our friends - The Jacksons! -V v 1 p ... . 3 Choosing invitations! Pinder Packing! , .YQ Rehe arsing I ' 5 1 tv- Q in Getting measured for cap and gown! 1958 OLE BROOK SPONSORS Wrthout the enerous financral assrstance of the followmg busmess ftrms and tndrvrduals the 1958 Ole Brook could not be The edrtorra staff and the students of B H S wrsh to say a srncere Thank you to everyone of them AB s Grocery 85 Market Abrams Mercantrle Co Acme Dry Cleaners Spence Alford Emmette P Allen Allen Wholesale Drug Company Allred s Gulf Statron Mrs R1chard R Alworth Dallas Andmg Andrng s Servrce Statron Applewhrte s Arrmgton Machrne 85 Weldrng Co Art Studro Dr J A Atktnson Auto Lec Assocrate Store B 85 B Darr Products Co B 85 P W C ub Baker s Grocery and Market Bane Drug Store Dr Jrm C Barnett W H Becker Mrs R E Bennett Benort s Boston Shoe Store Bowman s Barber Shop A E Branch G L Branch B B Breland Jr Charles E Brennan J F Brrster Brookhaven Brookha ven Brookhaven Brookhaven Brookhaven Brookha ven Brookhaven Brookhaven Broo kha ven Brookhaven Brookha ven Brookhaven Brookha ven s Grocery Anrmal Clxnrc Bank 85 Trust Co Charnsaw Co Creamery Equrpment Co Frozen Food Locker Plant Funeral Home Glass 85 Mrrror Co Hatcherres Mrll Company Pressed Brrc Mf Steam Laundry an TV 85 A plrance Trre 85 pphance F E Broome Brown Electrrc Co Burgess Cleaners Chester Burnham Chevrolet Co 678 Cab Co Cam bell 66 Express Carn Co Mr Buell R Carty Jr Case Brothers Grocery Case Trre 85 Supply Co Cash 85 Carr Cleaners Central Mrl work 85 Sup ly Co Chance Clerk and Sta f Chef Ca e Crttes Servrce Stephen F Clark Clark Nelms Ford Co Clrmbers Club Coca Cola Bottltng Compan Collum s Pure O11 Servrce Statton Dr W M Commander Mr and Mrs C C Cross Cross Seed 85 Feed Store Court House Cafe Darry Queen C Cleaners Bob Davrs S rung Goods Scheuman ay Debuteen Shop Drxre Auto Sales Dtxre Bargarn Store Drxre Wholesale Co Dr Charles F Dorsey D B Drane Dtstrrbutor Gulf O11 Products The Dr Goods Shop East s P armacy The Ertel House The Elrte Shop Entrrcan Motor Sales Famous Mr and Mrs Aubrey Flowers Foster s Grocery Fuller s Auto Parts Furr and Drane Grn Gene s Jewelry J L Godbold Insurance Agency Grafton s Drug Store Elame Graves L H Graves Guess Dry Cleanrng Co George H Gulley Jr Haags Flower Shop Haley s Market D C Hall s Darry Cup Ray Hamtlton O H Hartman Real Estate Haven Beauty Nook Mr and Mrs E H Hedgepeth Herrrng Gas Co Hodge s Men Shop R E Hughes Humble Orl Co Employees Inez Coffee Shop J ack s Shop J anre s Bakery Johnston Lawn Mower Corp Jones Market Phone 847 Kees Motors L 85 A Auto Supply Larrk Case Moters Lance 85 Ralph George Lefler Lrncoln County Cooperatrve CAALJ Lrncoln Hardware 85 Applrance Lofton s Department Store Lott Furnrture Co Love s Radro and Televrsron S H Lovrtt Lune s Luzranne Coffee Company Red Magee Tractor Company Frankre Malta Mar aret s Beauty Shop D R Markette Martrn s Cafe The Melon Patch Brother J H McAtee McGrath s Mrsstssrppr Power 85 L1 ht Co Montgomery Electrrc o Mr and Mrs Rrchrad D Morgan Mor an and Ltndsey Inc Mot ers Culture Club Natton s Motel 'IO W E Nettles and Sons O K Weldrng Co Oberschmrdt s Store O11 Well Supply Drvrsron Bruce Owens Panzrca Economy Store V Panzrca 85 Brother Grocery Parker s Cleaners Pearlhaven Frurt Stand Mrs Srdnev Penn Penqurn Drrve In John B Perkrns Furnrture Store T H Perkrns Furnrture Store Perkrns Grft Shop 85 Hardware Mrs J V Phrllrps Pearce Phrlltfus 85 Mrke Carr PISSIY WISE Y Purrty Ice Cream Co Rarnbow Florrst Rarnbows 85 Dad Ratltff Sheet Metal Works Dr Anton Reel Jr Reeves 85 Lewts Servrce Stanon Reeves Grocery Rrchardson s Supply Company Dr E P Robbrns Roberts Farm Suppl Rosle s Beauty Noo Dr Ja mes E Safley Ed Schroeder John Btshop Seavey Servrce Dry Cleaners Sessrons Shamberg s Black 85 Whtte Store Slay Motors Shrrley Sltpper Shop Mr and Mrs V A Short Earl Smrth s Motors Wrllre H Smrth Investments Smtth s Jewelry Smrth s Sunflower Food Store W L Somner Co Southem Unrted Ice Co Southern Wholesale Co Spot Cash Grocery Spotless Cleaners Standard Auto Parts Standard Wrre Cloth Co Harry Stanley Standard Servrce Statron State Bank 85 Trust Co W J Stockfrsch Swalm Prcture Framrng Shop Tower Loan Brokers U Save Market Underwrrters Agency WJ M B R B Wall Otl Co Walle Freld Drug Store Harol Warren Wrndy Watts A M Wells Western Auto Lec Store Whrte House Cafe L S Whrttrngton W1ll1ams Texaco Servrce Statron World Trre 85 Supply Co Yates Grocery Marshall R Young . . 1 . . 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