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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

'Ike I 959 Ole Bnoole Featuninq Lucien, I 3 Published by the Senior Class, Brookhaven High School Brookhaven, Mississippi May, 1959 Ellen Cox ....... ..... . Editor-in-Chief Mary Walker, Jean Derryberry ..... . .Business Managers Miss Theresia Abshagen, Miss Bessie Jenkins .... Advisors Jackson 's Studio .................... Photography Since it falls to the lot ofthe Class of '59 to produce the Thirteenth B. H. S. yearbook, we, the members of the class and the editorial staff, have chosen to shake our fists in the face of Wyrd and the other Fates, to use Superstition as our theme, and to make this annual the Lucky Thirteenth. Dedication 495 Nr' ,Q inn MR and MRS CLYDE JACKSON Custom does not usually permit dedicating the B H S yearbook to persons outside the school system but because of their loyal devotion to Brookhaven Hugh School the Senior Class of 1959 wishes to show the Jacksons some token of sincere appreciation . Even though they receive remuneration for their work, there is really no way to repay them for the extra hours they spend and the patience they demonstrate in helping to produce an outstanding OLE BROOK each year. Therefore, the Senior Class and the Editors of the Lucky l3 lovingly dedicate the i959 OLE BROOK to their official picture takers and good friends, Faye and Clyde Jackson. O O -r , Frm J Q I O . . Q . . . . . . . . I I 'Jable 015 Contenta l Title Page . Dedication . Editorial Staff Administration Faculty . . Senior Class. Features . . Underclassmen Activities . Sports . . Sponsors . DLE BRUUK 5 l11T . -ms dur-TWA Lucky l3 Says the Idol, Make a wish, And rub my belly with a swishg Then before you have time to think, You have your wish in a wink . 'ti' rf' W, ,r,,QC Ole Bnoole Eclrtona ONE Reading Down: ELLEN COX, Editor-In-Chief MISS THERESIA ABSHAGEN, Advisor MISS BESSIE JENKINS, Advisor ROLAND BYRD, Assistant Editor JEAN DERRYBERRY, Business Manager MARY WALKER, Business Manager THREE Reading Down: BETTY MCMULLEN, Class Editor BETSY DONALDSON, Literary Editor DON HOLIFIELD, Art Editor JOANNE BEETLE, Art Editor BOBBY ALLRED, Sports Editor SANDRA MCCAFFREY, Feature Editor JUDIE CHAMBERS, Activities Editor JOHNNY BYRD, Photographer ?' r 'Nw fmdfbut they better thiqk! - Q -I ll -inv- x 5 4,1 v -, ' fx ffzf. 1 I' I , 1 L manly il 'lb ., ,Y im' 'r I I :PH hy . nl ' I, A ,t'lll,.g.xI' . '11,-rl, , arf, 2 ,. M.-no , 1 g X 'N Theiefficient business staff. mm e assi 41: X Q' The . - viii 12 1 5 . F Art editors at work. .-ng F . 5, 'VAR . kwa? u gsaizv-- N3 'I K . xx -U Hdminiatnation MR. W.L. ROACH Principal, B,1-l.S. MR. C.H. LIPSEY Superintendent of Schools MR. E.W. FORTENBERRY Assistant Principal, B.H.S. Bound ob 'Juuateea 93.0 fa v- - Q.,..f- -Q.-49' MR. ROBERT BOLING MR. IULIAN CAMERON MR. IEWEL CAMPBELL MR. W.D. LOFTON, IR. MR. IERE LGVELL i A Y uf 3 K in -ws., . 5 - ' 1 fy A if-1 V lg f KJ Af.-.. , Ma- 7 V , 9 f,5-9 wifgilk 'f' 55 . x ' if-. , , . +5f'3 y 4 -Q , iw ' , Q 2 if .4 N 5:5 -Q f ' M- N-- - 'fr ' ' ' 1 - ,. Q e . ' . Wifi , Q X I 3 A Q i 5 is ' 1'-Q.. 4 . lr X 'N-slr' .Lk ,AI :E ' , f S20 ig! . x ' W, , P 'll not feel the w- 'W . ' f. r 1 v . L - gf M s' Q O 4, 3 , 1, Qxigf ,sim on MISS MAMIE MARTIN Advisor MISS THERESIA ABSHAGEN-English MRS. ANITA BALL Mathematics MRS. SADIE BRANCH Latin-Literature MR. STEPHEN F. CLARK Librarian MR, HARRY P. DAYTON Social Science MR. I.H. GODBOLD Social Science ...,,, L' 'f MRS. L. H. GRAVES Hornemaking MR. L.H. GRAVES Industrial Arts MR. MAX HARDIN -'R' Science MR. DONALD HEMPHILL Literature MISS BESSIE JENKINS Business Education MR. EDWARD LANGFORD Science, Assistant Coach MRS. RAY LEGGETT English 3 Y MISS SARAH LOTT Homeniaking MR. JOHN LOWERY Science, Assistant Coach 'fag .- ' ' -x .7 Y Bnoolehauen -Hiqhl School MISS BLANCHE MATHISON Mathematics MISS DOROTHY MIDDLETON Piano MR. ROBERT MOORE Band MR. PAUL MOYER Physical Ed., Coach MRS. IOHN SEAVEY English MRS . GORDON SHAMBURGER English MR. IAMES SINCLAIR Driver Education, Coach MISS ELOISE SMITH English MR. MAXIE SMITH Mathematics MISS MAUREEN SNOW Choral Music MR. R. L. THERRELL Physical Ed., Girls' Coach MISS IEWEL WEATHERSBY History MISS SHIRLEY WATTS Secretary MRS. BESSIE CALENDAR Cafeteria Manager MR. VERSIE ADAMS Custodian of building and grounds Gacultq And School Staff J f Oh, 'Jhoae Ueachena! . I , f I I 'fo -fl ,. . 9 l ' ,, '44 1 h ,y an,-tame 4 vp. I5 f f X 7 1 ,av .1 N M A 1 v' Find 'l'he lhinker. Put that trophy back, Ronnie if 1 Sheriff and Warden. 1 lk Ah, rest! viva? 'Q' ' Qlllllll Y , way vii ' , t ' A rw M .Q 3, , ,. . f 9' Planning rotlay's strategy. Q l-leads or tails? v 1.4 rfb , Look dl those eager beavers. Who's next, C021Lll. Pencils anyone? What kind of machine is ilianf All right, straighten up there. Ten paces and fire How about that, Charles? Musta missed. ull' All set and smart as you 've ever seen! But look! We've drown Senior room l3l x ' .Ut A neat 'Jo Be T055 are 6 ' ' A 7 - ' 27- 'X' . ,s A . --s . ' 1 , . X , 1 I H og fe , 4 E Q gg K J! 'aim Q 3 'ww J..a,,, . 3 shows of the ws I To have a ball I Wg 'gpg ' ss--F , A 3' Thee th keepfbeing a senior oneuand on like our l 'Even to K gnd in wen U' 43 asuxuuun 0.1455 Husrnrur S 4' - The luves of all great men are fulled wuth both hops and mushaps So ut us wuth the mughty Class of l959 Strangely enough the mushaps seem to predomunate Therefore we ve gone on our calamutous but hularuous way for eleven eventful years, and now we ve almost made ut At least we have hopes of havung all our names on the Graduatuon Program on May 29 We can funally rest a munute and stop wonderung uf Those Teachers are really goung to let us out on that day Lookung back, we seem to re member that ut has been a wonderful twelve years Take the furst grade for example Our teachers lust knew that here was a promusung class They could tell by the effucuent way we set about our sputball fughts and funger paunt wars ln the second grade we furst enloyed the dustunctuon of beung an older class We were stull able to spell then and our teachers marched us through the furst grade rooms wuth our perfect spellung papers settung a good example for the luttle ones duscovered the multuplucatuon tables home work and the talents possessed by some of us Our favorute grouo was the boys who sang In The Luttle Red Schoolhouse In the fourth grade we were untroduced to The Eught Parts of Speech and the Ductuonary agaunst both of whuch we are stull strugglung Thus was also the tume when the gurls began to develop crushes on the boys Some of the gurls fell so hard that they chased the same boy around the playground for a full week ln our fufth year we were the oldest class un the grammar school We became untellec tuals, and expressed our feelungs artustucally by pauntung on the paper covered blackboards of our rooms Some of our scenes wull never be forgotten, but not we re afraud for artustuc merut The suxth grade and we came to the hugh school Some of us took ut by storm, whale others took sux months to fund the rest rooms A few of us were smart enough to fund Mr Roach s offuce the furst week But some how those few never found the way out We were taught the evuls of alcohol and note passung and presented our furst chapel program Those of us who were not crushed un the halls during our suxth year went on tothe seventh grade We were allowed the thrullung experuence of changung rooms each peruod i Every hour we charged boldly forth unto the halls tryung to remember what Mr Tramel had saud about the settlung of Mussussuppu and wush ung we could get away wuth chewung gum un Mrs McNaur s room Who wull ever forget the eughth grade'7 Mrs Marr was so dussatusfued wuth our lut erature grades that she ran a contest between our classes Agreeable as always one class won the furst contest the pruze beung a trup to Jackson and the other class won the second a party guven by the losung class The nunth grade and hugh school at lastl We were green as grass, but no one was less aware of ut than we Complaunung about all the work we had to do was a favorute pastume If we had known what was comung most of us would have elected to be permanent freshmen We ll always remember our sophomore year Muss Smuth unformed us that we were sophustu cated morons and we set out to prove Mr Webster and our Englush teacher wrong Most of us dud lust the opposute We seemed to have an uncontrollable urge for doung the truangles theorems, and unexplauned buolog ucal terms We really shone as uunuors Despute the fact that the Thanksguvung game was played un You Know Where we sold enough mums to guve our long awauted Junuor Senuor banquet We were so proud of our beautuful decoratuons and orugunal theme orugunal except for the fuve other schools that we later learned had used ut There wull never be another melo drama luke the one we presented at the banquet at least we hope not That was also the year that several of our classmates succumbed to the luttle boy wuth the wungs and bow and arrows Senuors our last year We sold at the ball games un the raun and the cold had a memor able Homecomung un spute ofthe bad weather, and really hustled our Chrustmas cards We worked on the annual gave chapel programs and through ut all managed our term papers and algebra We ve had a great basketball season and a unuque Senuor Play Some of us wull outdo any soap opera heroune when we leave and we ll all feel a luttle sad One thung us certaun there'll never be another twelve years luke these nobody could luve through ut Katherune Roberts Class Hustoruan 1 - ,T I n 'v' . 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Q til .- 95' x xg' is M 1 t YN , r ijilaibf X, A Y 'LQQ' Ixiex' 4vXf'iti'l fx S vu X54 1, .Ja95. X, ', 4. YQ M -. , . M I , , .Ak ,va .4 ,u - A lbthgfbi j,-x XFN X v fkffrlpyv.-. ffm L+, -1 , .,. gs, I. .x - Nxl ...44 . M I' .- ,ygcX. XV' x 1 Al ft wi. i ' NN ..- Semen gavofutea 35 .sag Mary Walker Johnny Byrd These two are not only Senuor 0 l Favorites, They re everybody's 'favor lfes. C Nhat urs-.loin L in you find that is greater than een 3,-lg Glee Club luturc Secretaries Club Ll. SANDRA MARIE AINSWORTH She moves like a goddess and looks like a queen. Student Council 23, Alternate 25 F.l'l,A, 1, Of- ficer 4g Stars Club 4g Class Officer lg Glee Club 1, 13,-lg Y-Teens 1, 2, il, sig Class Favorite 1g Assistant Class Editor Ole Brook -1. BOBBY ALLRED Full of mischief, full of fun. Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 35 Class Officer 2, Football 4, Sports Editor Ole Brook 4. ROONEY BAILY The way to be happy is to make others so. Transfer from Co-Lin High School -1. Y-Teens -lg Latin Club 4. VIRGINIA BALLARD Her quiet ways add to her charm. F, l'l,A, 1g Y-Teens 1, 2, 351, Stars Club 2, 3,rlg B,E, Club Officer 4g Future Secretaries' Club 33, -lg Homeroorn Officer sig Assistant Class Editor Ole Brook al. JOANNE BEETLE Beauty blessed with wit and talent, An artist with pen and pal. Transfer from Mt. Vernon, Va., 2 Glec Club 2, Ii, Officer 43 Student Council il, flg Y-Tecus 2, 35,-lg Cheerleader -lg F,H,A, 4, Stars Club -lg Biology Club 2, B,E, Club 45 Home- coming Maid -lg Co-Art Editor Ole Brook 4. BARBARA ANN BELL Worry never made one great. Therefore why should I worry? Glee Club 1, l3,'1, Officer 25 Future Secretaries' Club a,4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, F,H,A, 2, B,E, Club 43 Student Council Alternate -ig Stars Club 2, Homeroom Officer 1. NOLON BOWMAN What a fix I am in! Biology Club 2, l-lomeroom Officer 4, Track Sl,4. JOYCE ANN BRITT A heart full of sunshine. stars Club 2, :s,r1, r,H,A, 2,491-H Club 2,12 Future Secretaries' Club 3, Y-Teens 1,2, 3, Chemistry Club 4. f so I 9 NINA PAYE BROOKER Knowledge is a treasure but practice is the key to it. Transfer fri JIMMIE BRUMFIELD Reserved yet friendly and pleasant. Key Club 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Baseball 3. JOHNNY P, BYRD All great men are dying5 I feel ill. Student Council 1, 2, Officer 3,45 Class Officer 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Chemistry Club 45 Biology Club 25 Key Club 2, 35 Class Favorite 3,45 Photogra- pher Ole Brook 4. LYNDA DEAN BYRD Sweet as the sweetest of melodies. Transfer from Meadville, Miss., 4. Stars Club 45 Y-Teens 45 Majorette 45 B,E, Club 45 llomeroom Officer 4. ROLAND BYRD Give me a standing place and I will move the world. Chemistry Club 335 Biology Club 25 4-H Club Of- ficer I, 25 Band 1, 2, 125 Iflomeroom Officer 35 Key Club Board 2, 33, Officer 45 Track 3,45 Football 45 Boys' State 35 Assistant Editor Ole Brook 4. CHARLES CALHOUN Why should I study and rack my brains on some dull books? Ain't I a genius? Chemistry Club 35 Band 1,2,3g Biology Club 25 Homeroom Officer 13, '15 Key Club 3, Board 45 Football 45 Boy's State 35 Band Ensemble Super- ior 25 Student Conductor 2. JAMES CALHOUN Man delights me not, nor women either. FRANCIS CASE Ile never waits for fun to find him--he goes a-hunting for it. Key Club 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 35 4-H Club 1,2. IUDITH ANN CHAMBERS Beauty is truth and truth is beauty. Stars Club 2, Il, 115 Student Council l, 2, Officer 3, 45 Class Officer 1,515 l-lomeroom Officer 1, 2, 35 If,l-l,A, Officer -15 Glee Club 3,45 Officer 1, 515 Girls' Ensemble 2,fl,-l5S6XIS1T :35 Activi- ties Editor Ole Brook rl. im Lake Village, Ark., 4. .-. ...nl , l A34 Y 'V .1-'Q .Q 1 ,ex Q L L lik -T, .,.. iv if 7 l 5' gs-4 I CARLA SUE CLARK S If music be the food of love, play on. F,H,A, 1, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4g Future Secretar- ies' Club 3g Band 1,2, 3,4. TYWANA COLE Brevity is the soul of wit. Stars Club 2, 4, Officer 3, Class Officer 4, F,H,A, 2,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3g 4-H Club 25 Fu- ture Secretaries' Club 3, Officer 4, B,E, Club 4. MARY CAROLYN CONN Precious things come in small packages. Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4g Stars Club 2, 33 Glee Club 1 2,3,4. 1 9' . ROBERT COOPER Why hurry? l like school. Latin Club 2, 3, Biology Club Officer 43 Press Club 43 B,E, Club 4. BETTY COX She has charm to stay the morning star. libs -. QQ Y X . F,H,A, 1,2,4g Glee Club l,2,3g Y-Teens 1,2, 3. ELLEN COX And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry all she knew. Stars Club 2, 3, Officer 43 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4g Girls' Ensemble 3,4g Library Club 2, Officer 3, State Officer 4, Regional Officer 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, F,H,A, lg Biology Club Officer 2, Future Secretaries' Club 4, B,E, Club Officer 4g Home- room Officer 3,4-lg Editor-In-Chief Ole Brook 4. IANICE CUPIT Happiness is a speechless art. F,H,A, 1,2,4g Y-Teens 1,25 4-H Club 1,2, 3. CLAUDE DAY, JR, .lla Q av Story! God bless you! I have none to tell you, sir. Track 3,4. JEAN DERRYBERRY Patience is a flower that grows IIOI in every garden. Stars Club 2, 3,4g Biology Club 2, Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4g Future Secretaries' Club 3,4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4g F,H,A, lg Student Council Alternate lg Homeroom Officer 2, 3: B,E, Club Officer 4, Business Manager Ole Brook 4. I 9 HORACE B, DICKERSON His wealth is health and perfect peace Transfer from Fair Oak Springs 4. BETTY JANE DONALDSON Let spades be trumps, she said, and they were. Transfer from Yazoo City, Miss., 1. Stars Club 2, 3,45 Student Council 33, Alternate 45 Y-Teens 1, 2,4, Cabinet 43 Latin Club 23, Officer 2, Glee Club 3,45 Band 2, Homeroom Officer 3g Literary Editor Ole Brook 4, Latin Medal 2, History Medal 8. KENNETH EADY IfI can't say what I think, why think it. Biology Club 2. ELDRIDGE EDMONDS I like work. It fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. Transfer from Ariton, Ala. , 4. Basketball 4. JAMES MELDRIDGE EDMONDS Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. Transfer from Ariton, Ala., 4. Basketball 4. DONALD ESTES Oh, why should life all labor be! 4-H Club 1, 25 Key Club 2, Horneroom Officer 2, 3, Class Officer 3, Football 1,2, Ll,-fig Track 2, 3,-1. JOE FEDUCCIA I stand on the brink of a great career. Won't somebody push me off? 4-H Club 1, 2, Biology Club 3g Chemistry Club 45 Football Manager 3, 4. BILL FORTENBERRY I live not within myself, but I become a portion of that around me. Key Club 2, 3,4g 4-H Club Officer lg Band 1,2 3,45 B.E. Club 4. LINDA FORTENBERRY She profits most who serves best. Transfer from Monticello, Miss., 4. Y-Teens 4, B,E, Club 4. - 3 I 3 -Sb C' v 5 ' 1 I Q, 4 I 'Al QQ xg xx' Es 2 fl , . JIMMY POST ER Anything for a quiet life. Baseball -1. 4 ' km ,b ,L if Seniona JERRY GILLIS The doors of success are waiting for you. Transfer from Crystal Springs, Miss., 4. Band 4. MARGARET ANN GRENN She is all my fancy painted her. Library Club 3, Officer 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Biology Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, F,l-LA, Officer 4, Assistant Class Editor Ole Brook 4. VICTOR GRICE I awoke one morning and found myself famous. Key Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club Officer 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, Football 2, 3,4, Bas- ketball Manager 3, 4, Most Improved Player 3. JACK HALEY A ready machine, always wound up and going. ALAN HOWARD HARRIGILL Talk to him of Jacob's ladder and he would ask the number of steps. Key Club Officer 2, 3,4, Band 1, 2, 3, Officer 4, Class Officer 4, Latin Club 2, Officer 3, Chem- istry Club 4, Boy's State 3. JIMMY HARRINGTON Patience, and shuffle the cards. Press Club 1, Glee Club 2, 3, Biology Club Offi- cer 2, Chemistry Club 3, Key Club Board 2, 3, Officer 4, Division Officer 4, Assistant Editor Ole Brook 4, American Legion Award, Current Events Medal 3, Class Favorite 1, 2. BEVERLY HARRISON But, hark, I hear the footing of a man. Majorette 2, 3,4, Glee Club 1, Y-Teens l,2, Future Secretaries' Club 4, B,E, Club 4. GLENN HILTON A little learning is a dangerous thing. I 9 DON HOLIFIELD A man who hath music in his soul Key Club 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, il, 1, Ban Biology Club 2, Co-Art Editor Ole Brook 4 VIOLA JACKS Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Gree Club l,2,4g F,H,A, 1,2,4g Y-Teens 1,2,4 JO ANN JACKSON A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Transfer from Athens, Ga., -1. Y-Teens 'lg Glee Club 4. BUDDY JONES I agree with no man's opinions. I have some of my own. Chemistry Club 3. LYNN JONES A sweet girl with an understanding heart. Transfer from Hattiesburg, Miss., 4. F,H,A, 4, Y-Teens 4. BEVERLY MA RTAIN KEELE There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. Transfer from Chickasha, Okla., 4. - Majorette 4, Y-Teens 4, Stars Club 4, Press Club 4, Biology Club 4g Homeroom Officer 43 B,E, Club 4. THOMAS SETH LAIRD Take care of me. Good men are rare. Biology Club 22. THOMAS EDWARD LETCHWORTH Here mischief lurks in gay disguise. Key Club 35 Biology Club 2, Homeroom Officer 2, Chemistry Club 4, 4-H Club 1, 25 Football 4. ANNIE MARIE MARTIN To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. Y-Teens 1,'2,4, Cabinet 35 F,H,A, 1, Biology Club 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Officer 3,45 Girls' En- semble 3,4g Sextet 35 Future Secretaries' Club 3, 45 Stars Club 2, 3, Cabinet 45 B,E, Club Of- ficer 4. Q- We 57 is 'fm'- , in F I Charm ls the measure of 1ttr1ction's poker Student Council 1 Y Teens l -l, Cabinet 25 Stirs Clu l Biologx Club 25 Glee Club 2 Seniona l Officer Librirx Club Officer 215 Girls' lnsemble L TeenT1vern Council 35 Chemis- 335l:,ll,A, O ner llometonnnt Mud S5 Feature Ed- FREDDIE MCKEE Never too busy to help another. BETTY MCMULLEN The course of true love never runs smooth. Stars Club 2, Officer 13,-lg Y-Teens li, Cabinet 1, 2, Officer 45 Band 1, 2, 3, Officer 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Library Club Officer 35 Student Coun- cil 1,45 Class Editor Ole Brook -1. JIMMY MONCRIEF Either l'll find a way or make one. Key Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Biology Club 2. MARVIN LOY MONCRIEF A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men. Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 35 Glee Club 35 Homeroom Officer 4. BARBARA JEAN MORGAN Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. Y-Teens 1,2, 35 F,H,A, 2,45 Library Club 3. FLOY KATHRYN NATIONS Fair as a star, when only one is shining in the sky. Glee Club 15 Majorette 2, 35 Drum Major 45 Bi- ology Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Stars Club 2, 4 Student Council 3,45 F,H,A, 15 B.E. Club 45 Homecoming Maid 25 Homecoming Queen 4. JERRY NEVELS My mind is made up--don't confuse me with facts. 4-H Club 1, 25 Biology Club 25 Physics Club 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4. BENNIE SUE NORTON To follow knowledge like a sinking star. Stars Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Biology Club Officer 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 B,E, Club 45 Assistant Feature Editor Ole Brook 4. ' 9 JOHNNY PANLICA l'le's tough, 111111 tou 11 Biology Club 25 Cherni try Club 3 Key Club 3 'lg Glec Club 235 llomeroom Officer JOHN IVAN PARNELL The art of friendliness is the only roatl to hap- piness. Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club ZS. BILLY PEAVY Don't tell facts! l never believe facts. Chemistry Club Officer 555 Biology Club 35 Home- room Officer 25 Football Manager l,1l,13. SUE MAGEE PITTS All the Latin I construe is 'Amo te.' l love you. Y-Teens l, 2, li,--15 Stars Club 251, Officer fig Fu- ture Secretaries' Club 3,45 B,F, Club -15F,H,A, l, 2, 35 Homeroom Officer 35 Class Officer lg Homecoming Maid l. NORA LYNN PRICE Every inch a good sport. Stars Club 45 F,H,A, 1,45 Future Secretaries' Club 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 25 B,E, Club 45 l-lomeroom Office: 45 Basketball l, 2, Il, lg Assistant Class Editor Brook fl. BYRON RANDALL Beware the fury ofa patient man. Chemistry Club 35 4-ll Club Officer 325 Glee Club 35 Boy's Ouartette 35 llomeroom Officer 2. LARRY REYNOLDS Men of few words are best. Transfer from Houma, La., 31. Latin Club 4. BETTY ROBERTS Soft peace she brings wherever she arrives. Y-Teens l, 3,45 4-H Club Officer 1,35 F,H,A, 45 B. E. Club 4. KATHERINE ROBERTS I have lived long enough to know that it is best to know nothing. Stars Club 2, Officer 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2,-1, Offi- cer 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, -15 Future Secretaries' Club 35 F,H,A, 25 Class Officer 15 Homeroom Officer 35 Assistant Class Editor Ole Brook 4. ROBERT CARROLL SHOWS, IR, Q It takes a tall man to lquoxv xfhat's going ou S A in the world. 'Transfer from Mars Hill, Miss. , 4. 1, rf... Xt' , bs . .S.r,,fL, 5 '1v.,5 My - ,f 1,1 . 445' ie XX f, 'pf 4, Homeroom Officer -lg Basketball 1. lDOl.l.lIf 5I,'lQ SMII ll I am uegiilliy iu llll lrit-urls. 4-ll Club l,Q, lg Stars Club Qgl'-l'cc11s l,g, :lg lf,ll,.-K, 1,15 luturc Secretaries' Club ,l' B,E, Club lg Buslietbgili 1, L. DONALD SMITH A mighty lllilll is he. Chemistry Club 41, Biology Club 2. GLEN SMITH Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why aiu't they all couteut like rue? Biology Club Z. I-IAYWOOD SMITH I hate no one! I am iu Charity with the world. Biology Club Z, Library Club Officer 3, Class Officer Sl, -lg Football Z, 33,-l. HERMAN SMITH Hold the fort! I'm coming. Biology Club :lg Chemistry Club 4, Ilootball 3,4g Manager lg Baseball 1, 2,4. IERRY RALPH SMITII There's a good time coming, boys, there's a good time coming. room Officer 2,45 Cheerleader 3, 4g Baud 1, 2, JOHN JERRY SMITH The power of thought--the magic of the mind Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Boy's Quartette Il. MARIE SMITHA Her smile is the sweetest that was ever seeu.' F,I-I,A, 1, 2,4g Y-Teens 1, 2, Ilg Al-H Club 1,2, Key Club 2, 23, Officer -lg Biology Club Eg Ilomt 3 9 o1.1.14:r-:li sri ' Since she is greit ie tuu Transfer from W wo wille Y-'l'ee11sfl,,1,B1ologx Club 1 L ltt Plf'l'E SlXll'l'll Be ai livc wire and you won't get stepped on. Biology Club Q, Chemistry Club Al. REGGIE KENT 5lNlI'l'ltl Everything comes to him who waits. There- fore why should I hurry? Transfer from Loyd Star, Miss., Biology Club Officer Ji, Class Officer ii, Basket- ball 3,-l. FRANCES ANN STEWARD Live while you live and give God each moment as it flies. Stars Club Officer 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 4, Band 1,2,3,4, F,l'l,A, 2,3, B,E, Club 4. CHARLENE SULLIVAN As quiet as a cyclone. Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Future Secretaries' Club 3, 4 B,E, Club 4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, F,H,A, 1,2. DOROTHY JANE SWINNEY Her merry heart goes all day. Transfer from Morgan City, Miss., 3. 4-li Club 3,4, Physics Club 3, Chemistry Club 4, Y-Teens 3, Cabinett 4, Track 3, Basketball 4. JOHNNY TATE And certainly he was a good fellow. Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 3, 4-H Club 1, 2 Football 2, 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Sportsmanship Award 3. GLEN VAUGHN Naughty boys sometimes make good men. Student Council Alternate 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, Biology Club Officer 2, Home- room Officer 2, Football Manager 2, 3,4. MARY WALKER A girl with an eye for business. Stars Club 2, 3,4, Future Secretaries' Club Of- ficer 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Officer 1, 2, Student Council 1, Class Officer 3,4, B,E, Club 4, As- sistant Business Manager Ole Brook 4. SARA WARREN Quickly, lively, happy and gay, A smile for exeryone who comes her way. Y-Teens l, Q, fl, Cabinet -Lg F. H. A. 1, 2, 33 Band lg Glee Club 3, il, Officer 45 Homeroom Ufficer Q, :lg B, lj. Club 4, DUYLE WEST His sniile is infectious. Chemistry Club ig Biology Club Q. .XXX Xl lI.l.I.XIx1b Says everything, lllQZ1llSllOlhlllg. Y-Teens l, Q, Si,Alg Student Council 3, Officer .l, -lg Stars Club -lg B,lf. Club -lg l5,Il,rX. Offi- cer ,lg Cheerleader 3, Ji, llead Cheerleader 45 Class Favorite 3, fl. Io ANN WILLIAMS The best way to have a friend is to be one. Transfer from lfair Oak Springs Sl, Seniona I 959 Day after football The Coke Girl Q., ff' '4' Smiling Jack smashes one. Some fisherman, that Case boy. is The morning after lv ' -....,..,,. Where's the Gleem smile, Charlene? l,et's see you do it, Rooney. That's always the wayg we wait and they sleep. if 5tw1t1Httns5 watt A L L CIIIOI' Class of I I nest ass ever have come across SOIIIL vreat Il ISI-OTIIIIIL vvhtreby vve ITIIISI leave o11r most cherrshed IWOSSCSSIOIIS a11d the thrngs vvt have loved these past twelve years to the lucky class of 1 60 IITSI of all vve rt retfnllv leave our most precrous p05 s s1o11s Xhss Xb Xhss Xlathtson and lv'1s Xveathersby vvho v11ll carefully I1eIp prepare von for the dav vvt I1ave novv approarhtd IIlCI1XlLIll3IIy BY RON R XIxDAl I leaves I1 s Irnndlv I1a11d sI1aI L a11d ab1l1ty to gttalongvv1thLvL1vont to Ctorgt nn a11d Lrry RILIIBILISOII IXC R ll Xl IX rave oo B y r1 to JIIIC l1I1111anandBctty Lvans DOB CLARR leave the h1gh school ba11d to Sarah Ivy JoI1n Xvatson X11kt Stamps NIOTIIS Bloodvvorth and Joe Panfrca BLVLRLX RILLL and BEVERLY HARRISON leave therr str11tt1n up to Sarah I11 Flowers Sally NZIIIOIIS Carolv n Sasser a11d SI aron Culver ANINIL MARIE MARI IIN SAINDR-X IXILCBAI I'RLY and JUDII' CHAMBERS leave therr beantrful soprano XOILLS to Harlene HILICIIIHII Mad1c Ioper Beverly Pr1rL 3.IlCI lhlda NOXXIIII IINDA IORI LNBLRRY VIRCINI X BAI I XRD IY WAN X COIL and JANICL C UPII leave the1r love for Book ketprng to Sandra Norton and J11dy Penn LYNDA BH RD leaves her frrendly H1 to Betty Cooper and Marguerrte E1e1der ANN WILLIAMS JOANNL BEET IE and JERRY SMIIH leave the1r megaphones and Ya Ma Ya Ma yell to Lynda Stockfrsch and Betty S1n1th LARRY REYNOLDS and JIMMY MONCRIEF leave IIICII' homemade CXPCTIIIICDIS and explosrons to John Guess and Eddre Young KATHERINE ROBERTS a11d BE TSY DONALDSON leave rherr A report cards to Ivlar aret LOVIII and Oscar Beck ELLEN COX leaves her heavy sc edule of BLIIVIIICS to anyone capable enough to handle II CLAUDE DAY frnally leaves the demerrt sys terr1 to all the bad 11ttle junror boys GLEN SMII H JIMMY FOSTER and DOYLE WEST leave therr love for takrng Eng l1sh IV notes to Rrchard Evans and Charles Feduccra CHARLES CALHOUN and JANE SWINNEY leave therr closets full of Mad comrc books to Charles Mrner Gwendolyn Case Srd y Krncade and B111 Snowden ROBERT COOPER JOHN PARNELL and JOHN J SMITH leave therr love for WOIIICII to Pat Reed Tommy Phrlhps and Ken Sp1cer JOHNNY PANZICA leaves h1s determ1nat1on to smrle even durrng exam1nat1on week to Warren Estes Rowland Ezelle and T1m Byrne JERRY NEVELS and BILLY PEAVEY frnally leave they hope ROLAND BYRD and DONALD ESTES leave therr football Helmets to Rand Owens and D1ck Morgan SAN DRA AINSWORTH JOYC ANN BRITT an CAROLYN CONN leave the1r beautrful long harr to Kathleen Prper Carolyn Kenney and Carolyn Johnson The Smrth Boys PETE and HAYWOOD leave Ollre Cummrngs and Emma Mae Delaney FLOY NATIONS and MARY WALKER leave therr vrbrant per sonal1t1es to Beverly Bowen JIMMY HARRINGTON and JOHNNY TATE leave therr romantrc looks to George Payne and Frankre Malta BARBARA BELL leaves her shortness to Brenda Foster. ALAN HARRIGILL and JOHNNY BYRD leave therr cowboy boots to IIITIITIY Taylor and Lloyd Weaver. JO 27 L XN.Ix JACKSON leaves her Ccorg1a Dravvl to Peggy Keele and R1tI1ard I,.1bttI1 JOI I IDI C C I X and IOMMY LEI C IIXXO TH leave alter SLFXIII rvvtlvt long vtars or Il ore MARIE SMITH leaves htr red Ildll' to Cvvtndolyn X ooter a11d Betty Joyce Ilntchtrson BI I IX Iv LXII ILLN leaves I1er Book on Hovv to Please tI1e ltachtrs to R ITIL Bloodvvorth Janrct. Bowman Mlke Beeson SUI PII IS and JLRRX AININ SIUII II leave to be vv1tI Slnokev and Bobbv BARB XR X MORG XN leaves her QIIILI vvavs to IJOIIIS Iovvnsend Joan SIIIIIII and 'vlargaret Ann BEI IX COX leavts her t1tle S1lly Senror to her s1s ttr Barbara Ol I I Isl SMI I H leaves I1er blonde harr a11d blue Cvts to Jov Anderson S Xl X Xv XRREN leaves her movre star lool s to Jndv Xv1ll1an1s BLNINII SUL NORTON leaves her a Robert XXh1te N XNCX AD XMS NINA FAYE BROOKER VIOLA JACRS dlld RLIXNY EADY leave therr ab1l1ty to sell at tI1e ball games to OIOIIH V r1v ht Carol Sartrn Patrlcla S1111th Renbt II Jordan and Carolyn Coker ELDRIDGE and XIEI DRIDCI LDMON DS leave rherr brotherly love to Barbara and II11ll1p Love GLLIN llll IOIX. leaves h1s Sunday after 11oon r1des to SIXIL Sprmgs to IxClII1 Abrams Harold Smrth a11d Charles I11rr BOBBY Al I RLD leaves h1s book 011 How to Become Mr Amerrca to larry Graves Charles Sears and Kenneth Ratclxff BUDDY JONES and NOLON BOWMAN leave Harold Wrlson and Sonny Beeson puzzled about how thev1 ,assed the twelfth grade and never took a book home HERMAN SMITH leaves h1s abrlrty to get rn SOIIIC k1nd of trouble before noon every day to Eugene Allen Jackre Davrs and Pete I-aulk DOLLIE SUE SMITH and NORA LYNN PRICE leave tI1e1r athletrc unrforms to Bonnle Allen a11d Jenny Nevels JIMlvlY BRUMEIELD and HORACE DICK ERSON leave therr fr1e11dly ways to Hugh Covrngton CHARLENE SULLIVAN and JEAN DERRYBERRY leave therr parkrng space at Brown s Cafe to Joyce Mrtchell Lrnda Vaugh11 Pat Carpenter and Davrd Mulford LOY MONCRIEF leaves h1s wrsecracks to Carroll Smrth GLEN VAUGHN leaves h1s Job as manager of the Panthers to anyone brg en ough to handle them VICTOR GRICE FRANCIS CASE and FREDDIE McKEE leave therr ab1l1ty to wrrte a term paper overnrght to Don Allen Slaymaker Mrtchell Sandr age and Brlly Mltchell JO ANN WILLIAMS BETTY ROBERTS JAMES CALHOUN and SETH LAIRD leave thelr composrtron on What It Takes to Graduate to all of next ear s hard workrng senrors MARGARET GRENN and OONEY BAILEY leave therr cookbooks to Bett Kavanaugh Ellen Davrs Dorrs and Reba Grll and Sue Rrte 1e w1th the w1shthat they too may fmd the wayto some guy sheart per haps through hrs stomach BOBBY SHOWS leaves hrs center posrtron on the basketball team to Nelson Andrng REGGIE and DONALD SMITH leave therr rncessant talkrng to Wa ne Natrons John Pybass Joe Hart and Dav1d Carter And BILL FORTENBERRY leave 1ny pen and scroll to next year s Class Lawyer Srgned and sealed on thrs 29th day of May 1959 B111 Fortenberry, Class Lawyer Q I Q XXW, the S ' I' 5111, being the lnCI - c1'. 1 11' 1' 1 1- - 31 1' 1 1 1 1 s ' . , , . 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Not berng one to belreve rn superstrtrons and not havrng recerred my Lucky 13 annual I thought nothrng of walk rng under a ladder propped up agarnst a burldrng a few days ago It so happened that that partrcular ladder had a man on top of rt takrng a load of brrcks to the roof Just as Iwas comrng out the other srde of the lader one of the brrcks toppled off and hrt me squarely on the head Thrs blow on my head drd not hurt me but Iwas knocked out when the brrck bounced off and hrt my foot I began seerng stars and I also began to see my B H S classmates ten to twenty years from now Here rs what I saw each one of them dornl The frrst famrlrar face to pop rnto vrew was that of our old frrend Jack Haley Jack rs puttrnr hrs talented vocal cords to work dorng Tarzan yells rn t e movres Donald Estes and Robert Cooper are a smash hrt rn Europe wrth therr werght Irftrng act Brll Fortenberry rs the srngrng star of the Grand Old Opry Backrng Brll up wrth therr glorrous vorces are Vrola Jacks and John Jerry Smrth Also on the program rs Aunt Jane the rural humorrst of the show known to us at B H S as Jane Swrnney Sue Prtts and Jerry Smrth are helprng the great State of Mrssrssrppr rncrease rn populatron John Parnell rs fan ous rn the sports world for hrs fearless forecasts The reason John rs famous rs that hrs forecasts are never rrght I am sad to report that our old frrend Herman Smrth rs on relref at the moment Johnny Tate rs the Hollywood rdol of mrllrons of droolrng women over the world Hrs latest movre rs Brrdge on the Rrver Homo chrtto Carla Sue Clark and Marre Smrth are tryrng to get Barbara Morgan to talk Carla Sue and Marre are sure she can Vrctor Grrce rs rn Florrda now as the leadrng math consultant for the rocket proJects at Cape Canavaral Also helprng Vrctor to lose our rockets down there are Larry Rey nolds and Jrmmy Moncrref Brlly Peav and Jerry Nevels are supportrng therr large famrlres sellrng rlly s new wonder drug Pot s Peppy Prlls Joe Feduccra and Tommy betch worth now have the most famous le s rn show busrness I am proud to report that these two have ecome the world s lead rng ballet dancers James Calhoun rs the capable manager of thrs frnetwosome Floy Natrons whose professronal name rs June Knrght rs the proprretress of June Br Mama Knrght s Club rn New Orleans Floy puts on three s ows nrghtly for her many admrrrng fans backed by her capable staff made up of Beverly Harrrson Ollene Smrth Beverly Keele and Margaret Grenn Known to frequent the club are Bobby All red Buddy Jones Jrmmy Harrrn ton and Glen Hrlton Re re Smrth and Donald Smrth ave just tred for the trtle of orld s Most Talkatrve Man by talkrng contrnuously for 36 da s Francrs Case has just burlt Mrssrssrppr s frrst legal drstrl ery Bett McMullen and Bets Donaldson have recent l wrrtten anot er brg play for broa way Thrs one rs entr t ed Dog on a Hot Asphalt Roof Bobby Shows rs drrector of Whrtfreld where Coach Lowery s trouble rs not exactly known but he keeps mumblmg thrs sentence over and over How drd I get hrm rn two strarght classes? Alan Harrrgrll has just become drrector of Harrrgrllrzra formerly known as the Unrted States On hrs cabrnet are boy Moncrref, Secre tary of Gardenrng Johnny Panzrca sometrmes referred to as Smrle as Secretary of Nrght Clubs and of course Ty wana ole rs the Treasurer Byron Randall has recently been engaged as a model of men s clothes at Reed s Clothrng Store Johnny Byrd Lynda Byrd and Roland Byrd known as the Byrdston Trro have Just released another record We re B rds of a Feather Therr last brg hrt was B rd Dog Both o these hrts were wrrtten by the great Robrn ost Joanne Beetle and Don Holrfreld are drawrng cartoons for Playboy magazrne where our old frrend Jerry Ralph Smrth rs the edt tor and passes on all prctures rn the magazrne Ann Wrllrams rs one of the leadrng speech rheraprsts of the country Her specral freld rs clear enuncratron of words Catherrne Roberts has wrrtten her own Roberts Rules of Order Glen Smrth now has hrs own prrvate grocery store charn known as the Hoggly Woggly stores Hrs chref advrsor and cashrer rs Betty Cox Nora L nn Prrce Dollre Sue Smlth and Sandra Arnsworth are the rrst female members of the Boston Celtrc s basketball team Barbara Bell rs dean of women at M S C W where two of the professors are also our old class mates they are Sara Warren who specralrzes rn tocnarl polrshrng and Judy Chambers whose freld rs frngernarl clrpprng EI and Mel Edmonds are two bald headed bachel ors coachrng many young lads rn the sport of basketball Frances Steward has Just been named Qrreen of the Bogue Chrtto Deep Sea Frshrng Rodeo Congratulatrons Frances Carolyn Conn known around the tracks as C C Rrder rs wrnnrng all the brg horse races Horace Drckerson has just been elected mayor of Farr Oak Sprrngs Also elected was Jo Ann Wrllrams as alderman at larve Nolan Bowman rs the author of the current best seller How to Cheat at Horseshoes Mary Walker rs advertrsrn Ipana toothpaste wrth her frrendly smtle and Ipana toot paste rs raprdly sell rng now Bennre Sue Norton rs havrng a terrrble trme worry rng whether she wrll have anythrng to worry about tomorrow Jerry Grllrs rs wrth Lawrence Welk s Bubble Squad and has just been advanced to second charr bubbler Good work Jerry Jrmm Brumfreld has prtched 77 no hrt games'll Sorry to say e has won but three of these games because of the record number of walks he has glven up Janrce Cuprt has taken over Dear Abby s column for advrce to the lovelorn wrth Cuprt s Correspondence for Cuddlesome Chrcks Lrnda Fortenberry rs the assrstant assrstant to the assrstant prrncrpal of B H S Glen Vaughn rs workrng on hrs second mrllron dollars sellrng athletrc equrpment It rs not exactly known where Glen gets the equrpment he sells but the school board rs rnvestrgatrng Sandra McCaffrey s and Jo Ann Jackson s prctures have taken Sophre Loren s and Brrdget Bardot s place on the walls of many barracks Nrna Fay Brooker has taken Egypt b storm She rs now referred to as the Queen of the Nrle C arlene Sullrvan rs a rrch play rrl on the Contrnent Good luck Charlene on your thrrteen t marrrage Vrrgrnra Ballard who now owns Brown s has recently constructed a brand new boxrn rrng for her patrons Annre Marre Martrn and Haywood Smrt are srngrng romantrc ballads rn Carne re Hall Please don t confuse the Carne re Hall rn New Yor wrth Alfred Carnegre s Hall rn Bude w ere our classmates are such a brg hrt Doyle West rs the New York Grant s brg 305 pound defensrve tackle Seth Larrd and Freddre McKee are now playrng all the brg super clubs wrth the ventrrloqurst act It was hard for me to tell rn my dazed condrtton exactl whrch one was the dummy Pete Smrth well who knows Claude day rs known as the best mechanrc rn the South Hrs latest project rs burldrng souped up trrcycles for the Krddres Kenny Eady rs now spyrng for the Unrted States 1n far off Zulu land Why he rs spyrng we don tknow but hrs helper rn the work rs Betty Roberts Jean Derryberry rs nrakrng gobs of moneyrn her new store Derryberry s Statronary Mrllrnery Shop Nancy Adams Jo ce Ann Brrtt and Ellen Cox are tourrng the country wrth t err great acrobatrc act Rooney Barley has just founded her new gang The Rooney Rumbles They just had therr frrst outrng and are happy to report that twent automobrle trres were slashed and 300 hub caps taken A out thrs trme I was comrng to but I was strll out e nough to see myself as presrdent of Calhoun s Medrtattng Socrety for Hard Thrnkers A lrttle later Iwas completely recovered and on my way to wrrte down these fascrnatrng facts Charles Calhoun Class Prophet 28 y' . I H U K' . ' y - .. X1 . . 'I '. y I ' . I. - n ', . .I ,. 1 WV, ..g .4 hi , - -W ' -1, Error-osee,' .Wi Q'lTQh1'ed candle, my love so true, And what do I see buf two of you! 'M Qi ,V ls 3 2 T . zz fi ra S as , fa,- e f V ' 5 1 4A 3 K W sf f ,U f o 3 , A ii, it K S .QA E Q if 54 E wg Iggy? 3 if A 2 iw I my Q5 fl , . 5 'Mi' ef ' ! mica BJ-LS O ., 's 4 9 ra pw. a. G-1-. Q. ,Q u , 4,-.. . 5. ,-14 ?'f335:igZ1I5'l' f ?:':E1 '5'2 2- .k 5 - fi-51: :Q zz,-:WS -.. 19' .,w,::1g5 1 :f-1 V :9!Q51x'2' gay. My -23 ' JOHNNY TATE ,ar- is 2'0- 45' , x 15 '?. ' gg .,,, . F: 5 W if F Q' Q-f I VFQ. Mx, I7 -::. '.-.v- ' 124 .fi 4 x , 1 k Roland '- wise' ' '- 'K J.: JV, 2.4 . 'A V ' V1 W 111.9 Q ' 1 9. fg 4 N Z N.. Q r , , ' . , I .ig L. ,If if Qffgr a Y TO succeeog Kqfheranepbeffs, 54551. , Y, Alan Harngnll .P . A- f J' L . N '- ,, 5 A lmmy Harry mn 4 ' 1 A 1 . , 1? 1 V ' il 'iv A I Johnny Byrd, Floy Nations '01-9' 3 . -.al 5 ING 'gl 'L - , , fx? p My rg . .' 1 fi - ni ff 1' 'G sl 37 I rd gCLASS 25:?gI5vQffSf 'N X il, 1 hx 1' W ' A JJ . X 4, . . , . I ' ,. 7 f , ., - 4,1 I' ,V , t 5 ' 444, .ff , A ,- f' Xxs R V ifff A .1 3 iii - 4 is ' 4 ' 1 4 , ' V+ v ' , o '- Jgiw ' ' ' .T ' ' K- Xa 4' 1 I 1 V 4.-f Q, r 3 ..' -1 1 1 lx 'A -Ji, . .. V 1. -x 'I i ,A , ,X ,, Unclenclaaamen , ff ,,,.. Q lumen Claaa Oblgicena -vb 1 c YE l Claaa '3avonitea FRANKIE MALTA BETTY SMITH Toke one look of those devilish glecums in the eye of these 'rwo ond you'll know why everybody likes them. Keith Abrams Bonnie Allen Eugene Allen Ioy Anderson Nelson Anding Oscar Beck Mike Beeson Sonny Beeson Marie Bloodworth UNION Claaa I 959 Moms Bloodworth Ianlce Bowman fun gryne Y Hugh Lowrngton Beverly Bowen George Brown Pat Carpenter Cwen Lase Betty Cooper Barbara gm Pere Frllllli Charles lf'1rr , . A led D0rr5R.1L L 1ll Sharon Culver Ollie Crrmrrriugs Ellen Davis rf , .V Lrulric D.1xrs Q lirrrirm fxfrrc Delaney , ff - XY .rrrr-11 lzslcs X f num , I. , 43 .WAX xr... ,XL union Claaa I 959 l L Marguerite lfielder ,X .Lux V' Margaret FIYIW Rem Nell cam Jr 101111 Guess Brenda Foster Joe Hart Sarah lu Flowers larry Gmxes 5 5 -sf f' of 'T 42 Sidney Kincade Frankie Malta 11111121111 11.111 1141111111 111k'1i11l1lll 151-115 111111-111-rso11 51111111 Ivy Ci.1lO1X'1l 1011115011 lienben 101111111 Betty Kax'1111a11gh Peggy Keele Carolyn Kenney union Claaa I 959 lxlaidie Loper Phillip Loxe Billy Mitchell Dickey 1x1or3.,an Richard Labeth Barbara Lwve 'xlarbaret Loutt Chuck Miner Edna Joyce Mitchell K ' LQ' Dgyld Xlulfofd Q s Sally Nations Wayne Nations Ienny Nevels Sandra Norton Hilda Nowlin Randy Owens if gf, Toe Panzica George Payne ludy Penn union Claa Kathleen Piper Sue Ritchie I959 Beverly Price Mitchell Sandidge lohnny PybaSS Carol Sartin 1 fl 4 ' s 3-9 VS' 'A ' x ,lj , Kenneth Ratcliff Carolyn Sasser QQ his -W- Wh' UR 3 l '01 H ht 6 lomtny Phillips :T 55+-. l f ,. I Pat Reed Charles Sears lerry Richardson Don A. Slaymaker 5 ff? 2 -9 Q ' :L or .if f.Q,.a,, . Q., 1 i if ,, rf, Qt lane Tillman Robert White Iimmy Taylor Linda Vaughn Betty Smith Carroll Smith Harold Smith Ioan Smith Patricia Smith Bill Snowden Ken Spicer Michael Stamps Lynda Stockfisch umon Claaa 1959 Iohn Watson D H Iudy Williams Gloria Wright DOUIS Townsend Sterling Waldrop Lloyd Weaver 1 9 I ' Q 'S I Har0ld WilS0l'l Gwen Wooten Eddie Young , ,.. i y .. WF' X L X L S .4 'Z 1... N. TT as V S 5 -:lar X- . . 4 6' rd- ' -1 . 42' 115' I AT-AX X:- X. !'s-'- , fr, .-.- Y ix v ,Jak f+ ' nv- A !'. ' H' 201 -' xx -' l',, 'H b ., I -4, 1, f 4 . v 51' .3 1 .X .w . , x 'X a 1 Q f i xl 9 ,v V, , . 1 V., , -., ,- , r ., I 1 Mary Carol Al lord Clark Bowman vb lerry Case led Crowley 2 ludith Allgocd Dottie Ruth Boyte loyce Camphe ll Sammy Carrnrh Danny Case Lynda Case Lynda Damico -.. -'Q ow x r I 'aft 1 4 F gf. , Q, , Y ,v 1 -- l Q M2 7 - ,.4. v t sa ' B it -A 42. K ii ,fx I he C 1. 2 ' 'CIW x X K ii ,V A X X xl. X 181114, A Patsy Arnold Hilton Ball Donald Boone lndy Brown lames Butler lnlian Cameron lerry Bailey Linda Beeson Stella Bnrnaman Dale Callendar Billy Chandler Shirley Day Q , Q-.J Sophomone Claaa Glenda Chandler Glen Dearman .- l959 Thomas Cowart Charles Dorsey Q . 9 P 'ff Cynthia Cox Mary E. Doster Ioe Crawford Sharon Evans P i -1- 5 .J QR ' H 5 r if 9 -9 1 'gi f ' , 2 '-7 .2 4' -.. .4 f N, sg f OJ . ,, ', ,Q s1 ,, '1 -gr 4 ar I ' I L A - Roger Feildef Wanda Foster Ronny Grenn Diane Hart Frieda l-lavers A Bonnie Hutcherson Iudy Hutson Diane Ioneg Archie Fortenberry Ada Grefm Levvis Hamil Warren Hinton Ianqeg Hutgon Sophomone Claim i959 Ton Lauderdale Paul Lewis Shirley McElyea lohn McTaggart M9- tg 1, X :gf V 2 1 Becky Leary Earl McNarnee X. 'i i Q, 5 -4 Betty Sue Lofton Sandra Merrill Mike Loper Sidney Mize ' 2. p Russell Iohnson Ioe Iordon Diane Keene Martha Kinchloe Milton Martin Connley Moak '-'za 3 ,Y jet. x .. .3 'K xiii sl ii 9 K 'E Dana McClain lim Morgan s. 4 -za , I -3 I 1 Paulette Nevels Wayne Rhody i S 5 X -8 PS 3 3 . Y ' , Robert Owens Frances Phillips Diane Reeves Peggy Richardson Iimmy Rudder Patricia Sandidge Danny Owen Thad Owens Caron Price Marcia Richardson Richard Rogers Tommy Rutledge Q Sophomone Claaa I 959 Norris Sears Linda Sellers lerry Shaheen W u V- Andy Smith Noi' PICTURED: H' X 1' Patricia Gatlin Iune Maddux Martha Ann Martin Mary Sanders Bobby loe Smith Doris Kay Smith Patricia Smith Iimmy Stephens Sherman Swalm Mary Anna Urban Iackie Wilbanks lean Wood Charles Smith Hugh Smith Carolyn Spillers Steve Swalm Linda Waldon Marilyn Williams . ,-- - f an '2 il ' I V x ' ' -- A vc M -1, , Q i -' X H' v 2 Pi - Q f' 5 ' A 5 K 'P sv' Qs .K ,,. ,v I he sleepiest class 2 0015-01554 K U 1 wi T K IM, Mother Hubbard Future Mississippi Miss , is . ,..,.a..-.--..,...,, ..,. in , I Sleeping beauty? Human? totem pole ' V . Q 5 ' t I I QQ' ' -..i bf NM 5 xl we Mother hen and her biddies V .. ,I . 'U mf M, ,wu t 5 fl k.2,'5,L ' 1 5 J I Heawe lt, Jim r- f f ' .' Q. 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' i,'N'!, X' , . 34 Charles Alwrains linda Ahranis Donald rXlllSWOflll Charles Alderman Cliarlorle Allgooil O iell Aiidi 35 Dorolliy Cliillress Carolyn Clorer . ryij ' I I' fjolen' ? rl bu' W X-Qu e 1 ' , Q ' x ' I ' QU , IM 1 3 X i X y l X in In v 1 N43 OIL ' ' ,gif , 5 lxlaleolni Allgood 5 , - ,- ' Y J ' X I A -- n ii l ll X J A KLA A J 1 x ian X 7 5 ' .4- 5 ' Ox. K led Batson Waller Becker l.ll. Beeson l,aNelle Boone as ,- Q l X i -A X 'Q- ,J fo: L .. ra Y :F X K. M' 4 A Q, .. Steve Anthony Marjorie Barlow gneahman -I 5 ' l ': Y Bobby Ann Branch George Bnrns Robert Byrd lerry Cjalhonn Alberi Caritliers Harolal Clarier Darline Case lenward Case loni Chanibers Berry Cjox liinnix' Crews Gene ffiniinnngs Billy Dax' linda Day Ll B J , Claaa - 1959 Ronnie lfarnier Dick lielder lane lioore Dale lfosrer Paul Griffin lnlia llarrigill lilizabelh Harris Donald llarr Barbara Hayes nr 4 - I, . . N 1 llarrx' Dayion larry Dclangnlcr Daxid lfadi lenny l5llIl'lL'8.ll 1 , ,, Q.. v- L ? a r Q 'Kea 'f ' , . wa -Q. ' ' -J l I , ,1 X .ag 's -4 'v in 'Q ' -5 -5 Edward Hayes Sonya Hedgepeth Dixie Hickman liinrny llicknian Beulah Hilton Barbara lackson Carolyn Iarrell Mike McGee Steve McKee Bill McMullen Barbara Miner Melody lxloncrief Wesley Moncrief Q-y - L! X Xi -Q .,, 1. Donna lohnston Barbara lordan Catherine Morgan - Charles Nelrns ' s. ' 7 , lerry Netherland Q 7 '59 he ,,, . L Li R 7 -.4 2 'I , 4 .x,. .VX Betty lordan Gneahman Claaa -I 959 Vickie Keele 5' ,Q ' 4- ' Cf' P? -4 A KU .1 x 'as A X V14 - s. Gary King Charlotte Knight Andy Ky zar Billy Larkin Robert Leary Richard Lewis Howard Linton Barbara May Richard McCoy Chester Newman Carole Parker Doris Pell Melvyn Pepper Gayle Phillips Hollis Posey Lee Pribbenow Ann Pybass Barbara Querns , ,- ,...' 3 'Z' -9. 1 Rebecca Nettles Ka y Ne ve ls X --e .4 .ff-f I v 1 -Q. -4 Q .an r...l, Xa! 'l .I 1-2 yi Q T L. It 'Q' 'Q x n, . X xt I N 'Xml f 'I Q ss Mary Ann Reabold George Richardson Pat Robertson Rita Robinson Ianet Rowland Elmo Sartin lames Saulter Frances Shipp Charles Silver Carolyn Stewart Lester Strange Gordan Summers Richard Sutton Wade Thornhill Vivian Todd Riley 'rouchstone Linda Townsend' Bill 'Vurnage I- ff. ,, It Allf l 'Y'- 9 'I ' A v A , I :f 7 It J H V? t - - ', J 4 .A 'C Amy Smith Richard Turpin Qneahman Claaa I 959 Be ve rly Smith fa Carroll loe Smith Dianne Smith Edward Smith lantce Smith lerry Smith larry Smith Patty Smith Steve Smith Steve Stamps NOP PICTURED ferry Byrd lerry Bob Herndon Ralph Sarttn Billy Stewart Pamela Ward Charles west Carolyn White loe White Diane Williams Dickie Williams Indy lltlltams lohnny Whithers Kay Wright Booby Van Norman 1 'N it mt - . O N l . -', 'xx v X W Clhx A . ,J ' x 'V .aj P' I Y N Lin t . f V1 1 D I ' 1, 4 SJ . . . 1 lll t , , t f' ' f o ' V- ' 4 - . ., ,. ss - -L 1. ,Q 4' ' -i 1 f 1X t 4 K N 4, l 'WK GJ' b? I Vi' ,QQFPQ Bl-A is x il HX' , . .1!. , .45 X N N ' y . -5 ww X xi 5 my -N335 .-4, 'fa- ,. ' x 556 JISQL 'bz,.A M Em l f t ' I Y T W 'atv 4' -lb 1951 I ,rr , og, Q25 4 lf Sm X10 CC vit CP t get IQ' Ri QF, X it 522 , I Q s FIRST ROW: Faith Bryant, lanice McDaniel, Patricia Allred, Maureen O'Rourke, Io Carol Owen. SECOND ROW: Dickie Price, David West, Bobby Lumsden, Kenneth Mitchell, Martin Keene, Iames Morgan, Ioe Robertson. THIRD ROW: Ianette Rattlins, Fay Bracey, Elaine Stuard, Hilda Givins, Gloria Ballard, Nell Smith, Patricia Hart. FOURTH ROW: Bill Prine, Mike Reed, lames White, Mr. Hemphill, Don Fattlk, Terry Smith, Bobby Kinnison. S y.'h fs Eighth Qnade mn. Hemphill! -Homenoom HOMEROOM OFFICERS Bill Prine, Alternate Student Councilg lattice MCA Daniel, Secretary: 'terry Stnith, Vice-President, Io Carol Owen, Reporter, Patricia Allred, Student Cottncilg Elaine Stnard, President. 4'?P ,Yo -5- 0' as 40 ui- T'-' 4' I -Jim 21 ,. .4- v.'9Q' .QI H all 0,0 an J :win yr 1 5 V' O - , o i ' I X -- FlRS'l' ROW: Donnie lohnson, Wayne Hinton, Sidney Beasley, llelen McCoy, Peggy Avance, Linda Gayle Boyte SECOND ROW: Martha Randall, Charlotte Roberts, Sammye Morgan, Earl Arnold, George Arnold, Mrs. Leggett. THIRD ROW: Dories lane Haley, Barbara laird, Becky Branch, lane Smith, Vicky Burch, ludy lfay Allen, Ioyce Thomas. FOURTH ROME Iohn Earl Furr, Ken Smith, Sid Smith, Ronny Smith, Steve Wooten, Gordon Caiu, Wayne Doyle. Eighth Cjflade -we ty A 3 'Z W me eq-eff , ' , . Wlna. Leqqett'a 'Homenoom Q 4 ' HOMEROOM OVEICERS Earl Arnold, Vice-President, Ronny Smith, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Donnie lohnson, Alternate Student Council, Charlotte Roberts, President, Dories lane Haley, Reporter: Barbara Laird, Student Council. .5 , ' it ! FUN -gr V! QE I' v X, R ' M-fi svn, 0. L jg! F as yi, rw., 9 -Sl if ami W ' -35.1 V w ' or . . ,ar rg DC I-fx 'a-QQ Q, , i 2 . uw , 4 , . 'E 'ff . Qtbazlfvigev-v Eztfzifvf 1 -3 f-ww, R r ' ' 5- -S' wk pu ll Il Il 'VZ an ll 'N l 1 Il'- FIRST ROW: Abby Gale Smith, Sarah Hannon, Iudy McKee, Sybil Iackson, lames Fuller, Larry King. SECOND ROW: Margaret Ervin, Babs Allmand, Carolyn Ioetta Richardson, lohn D. Parker, David Nations, Mike Hedgepeth. THIRD ROW: Bill Norton, Charlotte Culver, Dianne Smith, Betsy Magee, Virginia Fortenberry, Miss Sara Lea Lott. lfOUR'l'l'l RUW: Eddie Diffrient, Ronnie Manton, William Campbell, Ernie Clark, Charles Hart, Ioey Evans, Hobby Lynn Smith, NOT PICTURED: Mandine Stewart, Clifton Fednccia. IP5 X eighth qfmae I- os 6' Wliaa .Lott'a 'Homenoom ,ff HONEROOM OFFICERS Charlotte Culver, Student Conncilg Abby Gale Virginia Fortenberry, Secretary, lreasurerg Babs H Allmand, President. 2: Smith, Reporter: David Nations, Vice-President, J FFT:-Tl. '- ' zdb ' A ..- A 9? QQ -D . if -3 N . P 5',.i xx Q-It ' g N- 6' ' 4' ,. A I i' g, ,J ' -is '!! QA' ' 9' gnc!-p x -avg.. 3 tif- :a I 4122. k Nuff: 'as .- ,Y J 4 .1 I + ff-X flies llll alll W V U' : fU:lHKw3.1'l'X wznrh, Lfvorgc Ilaknl XA-1llIdlI1S, T,'ikuwm1II1, hu X N r Jlvl Xl ww Jim , p, NEIIUYID 3-QUIN: .Xllll IDTIOH, ifdrim-II1 .Xmimx X mlm lirlll lulxll Illm han ou u mx,-11 1.1-'lu 1,112 4.1':1ut'1 x .XI'oui. lil?-ID naw: Fwbhy l-v v ' II N w 1 U X 'rum K X , hm W1'kwL'1l','x', Xlaawy 'in'l'a1x!No1., INN-li H FUNK: faliku r up Iumu ISO M LL J' 'zilgwt 'Yixllf' Om-lgxud, Ta baxlew, Homia Nllilih, Eighth Cjflade mn. Sinclain'a Homenoorn UU' ET-'UNL' UEI'If1EQ-.r ' w w 1' Y Mr: - ':, my ,rgxmuawg mxrrx' wzmxh, wvr 1171 Lcax irgr, IN' M- iw, .XI'url1aIe wmkiuxlr fnwiul, fvcorlx IJ. Kfillidflll, Wesidclxr, flzullc 111' Yuri, umrcrg 'fikur Sxmih, Sfudcm f:OWllll'll L !x! ry ff 5 U A S-.- Inq Seventh Cjnade mna. Bnanch'a 'Homenoom 11111112 .T IRUUN U1'11C'1i11S 1f1RS'1' ROW: 51151111 Scars, S0111-taryg .-1111111 141111115111 SWS11111, S111- 11c11t f:O1ll1L'11 R1fprcsc11t411i1'11g lictty 1,11ir11, .'Xl1LJ11lLllC. S1EC111N1J 111111: 1,y111-llc IO1lllSO11, RL'1UOT1L'1g Ncxillc X1i1'11111L111. 111051401111 Sylvia 51111111, Vicc-1'rcsi11c111. 1f1RS'1' ROW, 1.1E1f'1' 111 121C311'1': 11101111111 Case, .Xttbrcy Baker, Nc1'il11- 1.X11'111111111, Sy111.1 S111i111, 1.111 N1-11-ls, .Xlll1.l 1i:11hry11 Sw:11111, Carolyn 111111, 12111105 Scott. SECOND ROM: Janice 1ii11141111', 131-111 S1r111gcr, 1.111114 111o111a5, 111-1611 1111, Sanders, Betty 1,L1ir11, 1,y11cll1' 1OhllSOl1, Alice Cain, '1'o111111y Crttse. 11111211 120111 1Joro1l1y N11-1I4111'rcy, Carol 1'r1e 11111111 lirown, Belly 1111111 Bridgcs, 1Tr:1111'cs 1,cwis, 1ir11cs1i1111 1'1.'a1l11-1, S11s1111 S1'.1rs, 1111111i1.1 1.s1cs, Airs, 131L111L'11, 111112111 RUXY:1llc.4 Ballard, 1'11o111as Woo11row, Billy Na1io11s, 110111116 RO13111SO1l, 11cr11- R1'y110111s, Nlaxiu 11111111111-, 111111 Slllllll, loel Pace, Charles 131111. 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 Nix m.wf:1M' :Z Q 9 , Q1 1 D' . A J H 9 ' Q .. -V' ' 1 U '51 1 ,ir 5 1 1 . . fy- - - ' R JM. 1- I, ' 1- 1 C 311 'pr - . 2, 1 E 51,1 5 3 P . 1 1 1 - Q - 5 A K 1 , rv MSF' 1 - Q- mf 1 qw ' I F if . 1 1 1 , 1, 'is-. SJ S , XT' .ff 'fwfr f ff'f1,4. ,JJ qos io M' 9 'TK 3' ,V Seventh Cjnade mn. Cjodbolcfa -Homenoom HOMEROOM OFFICERS Susan Sniith, Secretary-Treasurer, Janis Sniith Vice-President, Kenneth Callender, Alternate Student Council Represenativesg Devon Hart, Student Council Representative. FIRST ROW Ru bell W ildrop Robert W irtb Dcxon Hirt L urry Mor 1n Billy Ray Bilbo, Gerald Byrd, Larry Bein, le c Cartwri ht BECOIND ROW Aniti Kin euban bil ith Lebby Dcrrx berry, Sheila Price, John Allen Bell, Hayden Webb r john Grixeb Hrrry bu ent. Bond: Charlet Nicholbon THIRD ROW: Margaret Ann Shipp, Linda Kay Anding, Becky Fox Mutha Anne Phillip: Junc Kymr Clydii Horne Glyndl -Xdanrs, Brenda Leggett, J.H. Godbold. FOURTH ROW Don Coke Kenneth C illcndcr Kenneth Doubla Janis binith, Barbara Gillis, Bette Clark, Frances !9'O0ufn !u'1.w' 'o'v.vi fu 9 1 1 .... T C0 ' lei. -,, 3 Q,,,. r 4.1 5 Becky Fox, Reporter, Barbara Gillis, President, ...w Seventh Cjnade mn. Lanqf5ond'a 'Homenoom 'Y IIOIVIEROOM OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Mike llorne, Treasurer: Vicki ,Q 3, Arrington, Secretary, Sybil Lanibriyght, Vice- Presidentg Ray Mciwiilliaii, Student Council Re- presentative. SECOND ROW: Larry Ferrell, L1 N Alternate Student Council Representative, f ' 1,1 H Freddie Lytle, Reporter, John Nelnis, President. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janies Sasser, Jaines Greer, Don Mulford, Mary Elizabeth Mciiainee, Sybil Lani- bright, Ned Robertson, Mike Horne, John Nelnies. SECOND ROW: Richard Loving, Tonnny Cotton, Billy Wall Ray Ivlclwliliian, Jerald Delaney, Vicki Arrington, Brenda Stewart, Sheila Townsend, Ronny Sniith. THIRD ROW Peggy Tarver, Linda Marie Templeton, Beverly Brown, G.W. Pippins, Judith Boyte, Barbara Larkin, Harry Hut cherson, Jerry Bullock, Fred Boyd. FOURTH ROW: Mike Kern, Wayne Lain, Larry Hall, Ralph Boling, Freddie Lytle, Eddie Pell, Charles Nicholson, Larry Ferrell, Mr. Langford. -R--f - 0- 0 C A g, E.: r 7 ' , Qi : Z A TN ,A my g Q' .x Oo ' 14 Seventh Cjnade mna. Shambunqeffa Homenoom FIRST ROW: Nancy Boone, Frances Sykes, Beverly Suiith, John Ritchie, jiiunry Francis, Charles Case, Wayne White. SECOND ROW: Margaret Ball, Sandra Kees, Melissa lxlassengill, Virginia Owens, Peggy Sullivan, Ken Burgess, Alex Brabhaui, Philip Case. THIRD ROW: Judy Doerr, Katherine Dorsey, Wenzl Sruitli, Stacy Stratton, Nancy Rogers, Larry McGee, Leroy Bessonette, Layton Case, jualyn Boone. FOURTH ROW: johnny Boling, Charles Francis, Smitty McCoy, Ronnie Watts, Jerry Adams, Louise Jordan, Eula Rushing, Patricia Shaheen. HOMEROOM OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Sandra Kees, President, johnny Boling, Secretary-Treasurer, Katherine Dorsey, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Nancy Rogers, Vice-President, Judy Doerr, Student Council Representative. Seventh Qnade mn. Smith'a -Homefzoom FIRST ROW: James McElyen, Danny Smith, Lamar Foote, Alice Rowland, Docia Dye, Don Kennedy, Mike Guess, William Hutcherson. SECOND ROW: Ed Norton, Bob Allen, Joyce Brown, Sybil-Smith, Virginia Lee, Diane Burns, Ronald May, Sherwin Callender, Leroy Cartwright. THIRD ROW: Wayne Fielder, Rebecca Byrd, Sandra Burt, Gre- gory Glei, James Peavey, Jimmy Baker, Jesse Givens, Richard Godbold, jackie Williams. FOURTH ROW: Elton Gill, Tommy Sellers, PatBurnan1an, Kenneth Dunn, J.D. Turner, Steve Anderson, Charles Smith, Mr. Smith. NOT PICTURED: Freddie Brock. 5... noMERooM OFFICERS 1 ' -' ,, FIRST ROW: Bob Allen, President, Gregory Glei, Student Coun- cil Representativeg Mike Guess, Secretary and Treasurer. SEC- - 'ra OND ROW: Virginia Lee, Program Chairman, Rebecca Byrd, Reporter, Danny Smith, Vice-President, Alice Rowland, Student Council Alternate. Penpetual motion - union High nc1:Q511.z1cL1Lr1..1c. .1-Q Who told the joke? l-x SL ' U5 X '15 XI -R, list Ibm H113 1 If'5GfLll1L4 Ole Opry tiinc. ng ec d , .. I Fha, Bunny hop Oh, waiter 110 Ok' Tin' lineup Q ,I Y R . Q x Q Onlxour 111ark---gctset--- ,sS.1-L The gossip session. ' , f 1, 1 X - 1 F - 5 3 1 a D M'-1: EPHHNUN ' I IV 'Winn ,fx i Q .ff- sfg Z, 3. .,. I ,-.w' fs' QF' ! 441 ,I wqctivitiea T D E T JOHNNY BYRD President FIRST ROW: Urban, Richardson, Swalm, Glei, Hart, Mc- Millian. SECOND ROW: Todd, Piper, Culver, Parker, Bell, Allred, Laird. 45 V4 csv V? OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Sara Lu Flowers, Treasurerg Johnny Byrd, Presidentg Judie Chambers, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Oscar Beck, Vice-Presidentg Miss Mathison, Sponsor, Ann Williams, Reporter. The Student Council helps to promote better cooperation and understanding in all matters relating to both the student body and the faculty Among the activities sponsored by the Student Council are the dances after the ball games, the Christmas project for needy families, Red and Blue Day, Twirp Week, and the Junior- Senior prom after the Junior-Senior Banquet. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTA TIVES: L I MISS BLANCHE MATHISOIN Sponsor THIRD ROW: Miss Mathison, Penn, Smith, Byrd, Beck Chambers, Doerr. FOURTH ROW: Nations, Phillips, Nations, Beetle, Williams, Hilton, Nettles, Flowers. NOT PICTURED: Mc-Mullen. Stuclen t Council aqctiuitiea Poor Diukien t Council election ' - , ,.. , -WM U. 1 . 4 D h y 3 gi' .gg an-an Ulirl- A -V - A , nf' - I . A... 34 ,, ......, ...H af ' x- - -f2,..- '. In , W ff ,-pn. -LEvcaf. f wfijx -iw: wvff N Q wxww- A ' s as-W +. 1 l,,3,,, M. fl 1U Q, 'fv , G 1 I buger Fqtnver kfzy!-r .. 5 ' A f -wwf v . ,.. fx -4.. 7' 4 QONIIC Below are the Officers and Sweet- heart. FIRST ROW: Oscar Beck, District Treasurerg Floy Nations, Sweethcartg Frankie Malta, Treas urer. SECOND ROW: Roland Byrd, Presidentg Alan Harrigal, Secre- taryg jerry Smith, Vice-President ctwzh 4 ff 5 , ' 1 .M 'Q' H WL . H -Q S' nf, NV 2 nw: K 259 . ,- Homecoming - I 958 Q7 1958 HOMECOMING COURT: Jim Morgan, Mary Anna Urban, Sophomore Maidg Alan Harrigill, Sylvia Lovell, 1957 Queen, Bobby Shows, Floy Nations, 1958 Queeng Johnny Byrd, JoAnne Beetle, Senior Maid, Frankie Malta, Judy Williams, Junior Maid, Wade Thornhill, Vivian Todd, Freshman Maid. WHO CARES ABOUT RAIN! We really had a Carnival-Festival October 31, 1958, when the Class of 1959 presented the Tenth Annual Homecoming. Even though Lady Luck prevented us from having the parade, we believe we had the best program with the loveliest queen and court ever. A very special tribute was paid to Miss Mamie Martin and the Classes of 1918, 1928, 1938, 1948, 1958. A lovely reception in the library followed for all the alumni and highlighted the afternoon. At 7:30 p.m. charming and vivacious Floy Nations was crowned by the 1957 queen, Sylvia Lovell. This glorious day was brought to a successful close with the Panthers being victorious over the Pascagoula's Panthers and in after-game dance sponsored by the S. C. 72 Our receptronrsts seerng it well done. Queen Floy presides. EMM All Hail! llorueconnngl The grand finale of The 19518 Homecoming Carnival-Festival. This is the srickiest glue! President Harrigill presents our guests. Q -. f ,igilnhrnnlll-.'11,4s-annie Chnl before the program. Homecoming - I 958 .T gQflHNlINL?lP 5lgD5 3 5 1 1 ? 1 . if V. L eu - - -- -X - 0 A s ss u - HMI? X' wi wilan 'isfJCvIm155'INqgF' 5 PRHNI Lrrra flu Homecoming Pnoqnam and Reception - I 958 PHHNUNLULD 5 mucus I i918 j4d1e and Bi the F abulo Flapp r o b1rber 10 Quarteira of Vu -if ,gil '12 O ,..,,,,4 -my W Vi K ' A52 LJ -' Always something. Icy shinks on icy days U-Ueenaz Senior: 14 and B and flunion High 33 V251 L1 .after W 5 Z7 and 5 I 5 SENIOR A-Y-TEENS CABINET FIRST ROW: Frances Stewart, Betty Smith, Judie Chambers, Betty McMullen. SECOND ROW: Sharon Culver, Peggy Keele, Jane Swinney, Kathleene Piper. THIRD ROW: Sarah Lu Flowers, Sara Warren, Lynda Stockfisch, Sandra Norton. HK elrxxx SENIOR B-Y-TEENS CABINET FIRST ROW: Andrea Smith, Mary Carol Alford, Cyn- thia Cox. SECOND ROW: Adah Grenn, June Maddux, Dixie Hickman. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Nettles, Linda Sellers, Vivian Todd, Frances Phillips. 'Q'- QTL v---.C f rx x 5 Q r JUNIOR Y-TEENS CABINET FIRST ROW: Charlotte Culver, Patricia Allred, Bev- erly Brown, SECOND ROW: Vicki Arrington, Gradene Smith, Betsy Magee, Charlotte Roberts. fI0'2 'T 'ing 'W NN '-A.-V-M., IJ ap, ' P25 'M xi' X x nQ' Q F Q sr, K ' L ,,.., - Q 6 A ' w msfsw- ' 1 dw' f I 5 5' .9 ' la V X F 4 -. Q Lg W Ax , 9 M X i 9 , vf- , ' ' ., S iff Chniatmaa At B-HS I .Ai I .. 4 . Q A . A.vf4 ' fn .E Q If j' .-EQ, ' O -ix J . , A - , 118' WCP . . 36 3 'Ihe 'Jutune Secnetaniea and Buaineaa Education Cluba The purposes of the Future Secretaries and Business Education Clubs are to consider voca- tional opportunities in the field of business, and to meet and hear leaders and experts in business. The members also learn about new, improved office methods, the desirable traits for the today's secretary and what to expect in many office situations. - . 2, 4' ' I 1 2 J S J fu.: ,M f vi f, B I. ,F . -T f- 5, a' -nm 41, ' K - .1 , 4' f 4 ,L l : ::. -9 as , Q5 'nf' ze 1- J i i A7755 ' . 'Q , if , .ig 7 f ,Q tv 8 5.. , Q- -I-v FY '3utune -Homemalcena 015 aqmenica 14.4, we 635. W The-35,3 a l Pfef I ry dress! The cabinet hard an work. F. H. A.--1958-59--at B. H. S. This year the F. H. A. had a membership of l57 homemaking students. Some ofthe worth-while activities in which we participated are: Annual money drive in sweet sales, rummage sales, ho-bo days, sponsored five families at Christmas, held hay-ride and party for 8th graders, spring party for high school members, participated in National F. H. A. Week, with special church recognition, No-Litter campaign at school, and held F. H. A. tea for mothers. Jn memoniam fl P M -X w I -rf if . I 5 . Q X . 1 ff Q ,. fi 1 rg.-w V ef. 74. ' ., 1: A mf .F 'lin I-Av Aw. at A 1 Rf 'fu e ,Sgt Il' I ' in JACK OSMOND HALEY 1933-1958 Senior and President of Boys' 4-H Club Full of lauiuer, full of gladness, We always knew when he was lrere. He always ept us free from sadness. Never downhearted, and thar's a fact, Always helping, so full of cheer, We'll never forget our classmate, Jack. B-HS B014 and Qinla' 4--H Club Ql- 39 ll 2 35 2 4, 11 is 'ff QE' 1' I' N 4? 'UV' li Q? 5. ll w-rf Q 'Y 1 3 A ,iff 30 Latin Club Lafin may be a dead language some places, buf Thanks To our aleri' Lafin Club if is very much alive a1'B. H. S. Wifh 44 members, The club is larger 'rhan af any 'rime in recenf years, and inferesf is correspondingly high. Libnanq Aaaiatant Club These sfuclenfs learn Thar 'rhere is more To library work Than checking our books. They give up their library period fo serve The sfudenfs and also parficipafe in both Stare and Regional Conventions. 41, .W . g 4 .R A , . sm, 4,1 ' WT I' 32 0- Q. ' U. 3 Q.: ' i g3gr.rz-F-:rr . Y 46 ., i if All f-Fug i 1a'? G ,qw x xx' 1 ., 4' .2-im.-2' ' f va N J' s. Xdg ,A-,rv in v f wax-1 ' f ' A xv-. Q1 fm , 1 1 ', S , L! fl? N' 2 fb 1 ' AX- M.. hi? ,Q :J ' Q V 5 if 'L L V . I ,J 1 hifi 3, .IL A FIRST ROW: Lynda Byrd, Beverly Harrison, Sally Nations, Beverly Keele, Floy Nations, Adah Grenn, Sharon Culver, Carolyn Sassar, Judy Williams, Sarah Lu Flowers. SECOND ROW: Carroll Smith, Jimmy Rudder, John Parker, Jimmy Morgan, George Arnold, Kenneth Mitchell, Bill McMullen, Linda Damico, Martha Randall, Mary E. Doster. THIRD ROW: Marie Bloodworth, Sarah Ivy, Vickie Keele, Babs Allmand, Margaret Ann Flynn, Charlotte Culver, Bobby Lumsden, Bobby Kennison, Hugh C. Smith, Jerry Gillis. FOURTH ROW: Beulah Hilton, Carla Sue Clark, Julia Harrigill, Peggy Keele, Frances Ann Steward, Morris Bloodworth, Steve McKee, Danny Owen, Dickie Price, Charles Dorsey. FIFTH ROW: Bill Fortenberry, Ted Batson, Mike Stamps, Eugene Allen, Charles Hart, Joey Evans, Steve Smith, Steve Stamps, Bill Prine, Steve Anthony. SIXTH ROW: Jimmy Taylor, Betty McMullen, Joe Panzica, Don Holifield, George Brown, Scotty Shows, Reggie Magee, Robert Byrd, Pat Reed, Frankie Malta. SEVENTH ROW: Charles Abrams, Lloyd Weaver, Alan Harrigill, Eddie Different, Oscar Beck, Bobby Shows, Ernie Clark, John Wat- son, Tommy Rutledge, Jimmy Morgan. The Students of B. H.S. can certainly be proud of the Panther Band, which is under the direction of Mr. Robert Moore. The spectacular performances in chapel and on the football field thrilled all. Members of the band attended B'and Festival at State and the State Band Contest in Jackson. The Band Parents Club gave the annual Christmas party for the band and had a candy sale and a magazine sale to raise money for them. All in all, it was a wonderful year for the B. H . S . Panther Band. 87 Lo, 'Jhe Band Cometh -fin f T r ir. THE BIG THREE . . . derucrit siiugers. Alun Hzirrigill, Ivlanugerg Toiuriiy Rutledge, Assistant Munagerg Betty McMullen, Librarian. Hey, you boys in thc front rank, watch your music. TCMY? ' ,QM sfrkrmef' of 'fi -JCE' ' , ' V Avg 3. ' 5' .S ' 's ' 1 Qt E -5 'f' ii? ,. mf snow I mL, 'z-, .7Q,-egg fi a-,aww just like thc Baud, they forgot their horn The ten grinning, worry-warts. av f. '-.F Y '9 -icq ' 1 91 it QQ! if 'i dh tx A I., 1 im M u Qfij me 9 if Q1 f 2 f 4 L f 2.sJ'K?'-:ff-4 J, A Q 4 6,x. f'g!,f4A mi -f ' x 5- ' ff' o rf' ' Q l. Y Q ,L 5 5 W 5 Q ,Nl 54 cp! Q, . Nr -IV +2 ' J , Ax' l f' u ' . - ' - , ' PK Q 1 nf- 1 . V . if ' .W f- p . 15-Hunk. v . u 4.x J 'G' ' 2' -x ' S 1. , ' Q' ' -'. uw, f -s. f -f- u . , 'v H . ' 'ni Q 1,', 4' 'B 'B'-gb Q '? 5 f . . 7, b -.6 . , 43' , V4.5 Vi- ,V 1+ bl .- X3 I UA J in Q., -3 ,, Hifi N saab . v w!'? ugh' 1, A -Fr: F' -., . 7211, ' Cxgfi M ,-.5 D . gr' -Am . il ' er 3 f '-L.. if a A -ff .,. - ,W 7 ' 1 '. , . .-kt' ' '. 1 .' , if 1' Qeipf-Es!!! V , f . L , , 1 -its fi -' 'UV W W9 02 F1 f L' 1 i Qi Qvtgixf 91' -' 1, Y I' I - , 4.1 - , ' 4 ' V . f I . I g Sharon Adah F oy Saly Carolyn Sarah Lu Lynda Judy BJ-I S Pantheuettea Bevedy Bevedy Bewane, 'Jhe Band .94 Looae The B. H.S. Panfher band is never af a loss for somefhing fo do. Ac'rion is Their mo'r'ro and they always live up fo if whether if be performing in chapel, on The football field, or iusf plain having fun. This year is no excepfion fo The rule. Here we find members of fhe sevenfy- piece band doing seventy differenf things, which usually furn ouf fo be destructive. So, for heaven's sake, BEWARE! Bnoolczhaven -Hiqh School Chonal Cluba if-l 'f f' f' fm . 'w '- ,V 6 vm ' f I fx' I s SIXTH PERIOD OFFICERS, LEET TO RIGHT: ,lOA1111Beetle, Mary Nalker, A1111 Williams BHS Chonal Clube FIFTH PERIOD OFFICERS, SITTING: Andrea Smith, Berry SIIIIIII, Annie Marie IxIa1'ti11. STANDING: Sara Warren. Voices are not the only ringing heard in Glee Club these days. Wedding bells VGVIQ out For our Miss Snow, now Mrs. Jackson. This year the Glee Club has presented a Christmas and Spring program and participated in the Choral Festival. The Girls' Ensemble has contributed to many school and community programs. 1 l 2 Z 1 A J' 1 1,3 190-0 n B,H,S, Ensemble A 04 Q55 Wi' 1134 L 3 Q 2 f l'gr' Scenea bnom Chonal Clube' Pneaentatwn ob Song 015 Chu mica middleton and -Hen 'Piano Pupila ra . 1 5' 1 hi zh i w 4 T V Ii iq' f u F9 fl! iatma Sponta X A N kv X 1 Q M5 -lah .Q 'Y I ,,l 'S N .- 4'-C u -R A ,f- I 959 heenlead :Q kg ,W L L :fig V . ex LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Richardson Joanne Beetle Ann Williams Linda Stockfisch and Jerry Smith H i A 1 3 .. ' R' . WK I M I A 1 ANIN WILLIAMS The T958 59 Cheerleaders were , Y. ji:-,Q Q T A H rd Ch erleader . . f 1 il Cheerleader Assoclafion camp. They The besf yel' al Ole Brook. They supporfecl The reams well. We sfarfed off The year right by winning congrafulafe Them. first place recognlfion af a National I I 958 Bnoolzhauen Pantheua The i958 Brookhaven Panthers lost their first two games and never reached their potential. Although they won only three games while.losing six and tying one, they gave their all in every ame. 9 Jerry Nevels was selected to the All-Big-Eight first team while Red Estes, the Captain and Most Valuable Player of the Panthers, was placed the All-Big Eight second team and was an Honorable Mention All-American. Victor Grice, the team's Co-Captain, Randy Owens, Sherman Swalm, and Dickie Morgan were on the list of All-Big Eight Honorable Mentions. Brookhaven's Best Defensive and Most Sportsmanlike player was Bobby Allred. The Best Blocker was Richard Evans. BOTTOM ROW: Manager Joe Feduccia, Cliff Feduccia, Jon Lauderdale, Jerry Case, Steve Anthony, Jackie Wilbanks, Tillman Hart, and Ronnie Grenn. SECOND ROW: Coach Ed Langford, Sherman Swalm, Larry Graves, Charles West, Ted Crowley, Richard Sutton, Tommy Letchworth, Randy Owens, Richard Evans, and Manager George Richardson. THIRD ROW: Manager Glen Vaughn, Jimmy Moncrief, Par Reed, Ralph Sartin, Mitchell Sandidge, Chester Newman, Charles Sears, Dickie Morgan, and Kenneth Ratcliff. FOURTH ROW: Coach Paul Moyer, Robert White, Robert Byrd, Sammy Carruth, Tim Byrne, Bobby Allred, Roland Byrd, Hilton Ball, Warren Estes, Haywood Smith, and Coaches Jim Sinclair and John Lowery. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Nevels, Johnny Tate, Rowland Ezelle, Donald Estes, John Mc Taggart, Charles Calhoun, Herman Smith, Richard Labeth, and Victor Grice. Q . on 9, I958 Sconeboaud Brookhaven St. Aloysius Brookhaven Moss Point Brookhaven Gulfport Brookhaven Hattiesburg Brookhaven Laurel Brookhaven Biloxi Brookhaven Pascagou la Brookhaven Provine Brookhaven Natchez Brookhaven McComb - gford, P2111 Moyer. JOTH1 l-Owery, MANAGERS Glen Vaughn Joe Feducc1a and and Jim Sinclair. George R1chardson COACHES- Ed Lan WARREN ESTES-Junior BOBBY ALLRED-Senior ROWLAND EZELLE- Center, Most Improved Guard, Best Defensive, Junior Tackle Most Sportsmanlike. ea! '.Team! ll 5924: if ,gel x. SHERMAN SWALM- Sophomore Quarterback, A11 Big Eight Honorable Mention. DICKIE MORGAN-Junior Quarterback, A11Big Eight Honorable Mention HAYWOOD SMITH- RICHARD LABETH- Senior Guard Junior Tackle lg Y Owens scores against the Tornadoes. CHARLES CALHOUN Senior Tackle 41 In . +5 ', 72 f 4 'A if: 59 1 -Q vi' 0 A .2 1 . H . 6 Y ' -AA 4-f m ' N 4 - 2 ll ' ul 1 . 'ie 4 . fp. 8. , X, ' :iff a 9 ,-vs' im' 'fi QQ ' Q 9 O ii 1 uf' p 1 .x A . ,L --V .. ,R ' avi..-' ' ' 'M . V' U 4. . , , X . -' - ' .4 1 , , fi . ,. ' V 3? f,Ei5i'A Y 'J 3 . 1 s ?e 1 , -T. J 5 1' . I lags' 3 A I Q Q 25, 6' -if' Ka' '5' -6 tg' 4 ' xg' . .I gwy U I P U' 'U fr 1111! Q 77 ng 45 Q 11 F A,.- 1 t 'Y QX f vga? 5 . f' 5 Y QVw'Qf L fm- 'A YUUIH 4 .. f 4, Lui 17' 'Q- Q B tif! -ff' 4 . Chuck Miner Champa! We won these tourna- ments before Feb. 25. Co-Lin Invitational South Division Big-Eight Dicky Morgan Nelson Anding Charles Sears 105 Richard Rogers Champa! State Big-Eight District Seven A-AA Hilton Ball -g ..-. - . 4- , s. - , as 1 A . f' l - 1 Mk! fX X I , Lx f An' 44,4 gl Xb A 91W 5 A If W' f WWW Qi3.s--E J N 1 .5- N 4 9.2. .,.. ' Qi. . Z X4 N fi if , ,ff f W . ' 'gm X , 1533 J' SS Q 3' 1 Q J ,f ,, ,.1. ' 5 si AY al: f K QI Y x Barbara Hglyes I, .,x' ' 11? N ' 1 s v swf ff fl i .' . fi J' xA Mm f Q 1 - WL! 7' Gun Sponaoua Wrthout the krndness md generosrt of the busrness hrms crvrc organrzatrons and rndrvlduals whose names appear be low the 1959 edltron of The Ole Broo could not have been The members of the yearbook staff therr sponsors and every student at B H S wrsh to express therr srncere apprecratron to all who have made thrs book frnancrally possrble Abram s Mercantrle Company Ab s Grocery 8: Market Acme Cleaners Adams Auto Reparr Adre s Beauty Shop Alco Chemrcal Company Spence Alford Allred s Gulf Servrce Statron Emmett P Allen D L Andrng Applewhlte s Around the Clock Laundromat Jack A Atkrnson Auto Lec Assoclate Store Barley s Gulf Servrce Statron B me s Drug Store Baker s Pharmacy Bar am Center W Barnett O11 Well Servrce Dr H W K Batson B 8: B Darry Products Company W H Becker Mr and Mrs IP B ll Benorts Jtm Brshop Gulf Servrce Statron Boston Shoe Store 8: Shrrley Slrpper Shop R C Bourn Grocery Bowman Barber Shop Brewer s Servrce Statron Brrster s Grocery Brookhaven Ammal Clrnrc Brookhaven Bank 8: Trust Company Brookhaven Cham Saw Brookhaven Coca Cola Bottlrng Company Brookhaven Electuc Company Brookhaven Equrpment Company Brookhaven Funeral Home Brookhaven Hatchenes Brookhaven Mattress Works Brookhaven M111 Company Brookhaven Monument Company Brookhaven Nurserres Brooldraven Polrce Department Brookhaven Pressed Brrck 8: Manu facturrng Company Brookhaven Ready Mrx Concrete Brookhaven Specralty Shop Brookhaven Trre 8: Applrance Brookhaven T V 8: Applrance Brown s Cafe Brown s Pan Am Servrce Statron Burgess Cleaners Burgess Lumber 8: Supply Co Campbell 66 Express Company The Camf Company Buell R Carty Jr J Case s Grocery Case 'I'1re 8: Supply Company Central Mrllwork 8: Supply Co Chef Cafe Clark Nelms Clrmber s Club Dr W M Commander Corner Grocery Cross Seed Company Darry Queen Bob Davrs Sportrng Goods Debuteen Shoppe, Inc. Lewis Decell Denson's 61 84 Gulf Servrce Drckerson and Bowen Dlxre Auto Sales Drxre Drxre D1x1e Drxre Bargam Store Hardware Roofrng 8: Sheet Metal Works Wholesale Company Doerr Furnrture Co Inc D B Drane Drrve In Theatre The Dry Goods Shop East s Pharmacy Ettel House The Elrte Shop The Famous Famrly Shoe Store Farmers Equlpment Company Fore s Junk House Frreda Furr 8: Drane Gm Gasco Inc Gene s Jewelry Shop George Gulley Jr J L Godbold Insurance Agency Grafton Drug Store Greyhound Bus Statron Guess Dry Cleanrng Company Haag Flower Shop Lrllre Van Haddox O H Hartman Real Estate Dr Mack Hennington Herrrng Gas Company T W Hickman woodyard Hodge s Holmes and Collums Homco R E Hu hes lnez Bar er Shop Inez Coffee Shop Interstate Orl Prpelme James H Jackson Jack s Shop Janre s Pastry Shop Johnston Lawn Mower Corporatron V O Jones Lumber Co Inc Jones Meat Market Jones Restaurant Johnn and Margaret Kees otor Company Kem s Cafe L 8: A Auto Supply Company John T Le gett Lrncoln Ca e Lrncoln County Advertrser Lrncoln County Farm Bureau Locker Plant Lofton s Love Radro 8: T V Servrce Lower Loan Brokers Lutre s M E McBr1de Gen 8: Locksmith McGrath s O B Magee Ma ee Prrnting Company Re Magee Tractor Company Mar aret s Beauty Salon D R Markette Drs Massengrll 8: Massengrll P L Mathrs Sale Barn Melon Patch Mississippi Power and Lrght Montgomery Electrrc Company Morgan 8: Lindsey lnc. Mul en Shell Servrce Statron W,E. Nettles and Sons Nevels Brothers Machine Shop Noble 8: Noble, Attomeys Nu Lynn Lu Dance School Oberschmrdt s Store Office Applrance O K weldrn Compan Order of Rain ow for G ls The hradrse Ktttens Parker s Cleaners Peet s Pest Control Pengum Drrve Inn C B Perkins Hardware 8: Supply Compan John B Per ms Piggly Wiggly Frank Prtts Pope s Drug Store The Prudentral Insurance Company of Amerrca Ray Thames Agent Purrty Ice Cream Company Qualrty Cleaners Rarnbow Florrst Randall s Grocery S J Randall Ratlrff Sheet Metal Works Reba s Beauty Salon R Anton Reel Jr Reeves s Grocery Rrchardson Supply Compan Roadbu11dersConstruct1on ompany Dr Robbms Rosalie Owen E B Sanders Insurance Agency Scott Larrd Service Station Sealtest Southem Dairies lnc John Brshop Seavey Shainberg s formerly Black 8: White Dr H H Simmons Slay Motors Allen Smith 8: Sons Clyde H Smrth Servrce Station Earl Smrth Earl Smrth Motors Smith Jewelry Smxth's Sandwrch Shop Smith's Sunflower Food Store wrllie H Smrth Southern Timber Management Servrce Southern Wholesale Company Spotless Cleaners Spot Cash Grocery J E Sprmg Transfer Company Staffler s Jewelry Store Stahl Urban Company Standard Auto Parts Standard W1re Cloth Co Harvey Stanley Standard SCIVICC Statron State Bank and Trust Com ny Mr and Mrs W J Stock rsch Swalm Prcture Framrng Shop Thames 8: Eady Travrs s Cafe Underwrrters Agenc Walle Freld Drug tore H h ll R wall Roland Wall Jr Harold Warren s Watch Shop Albert Wells Westem Auto Assocrate Store Alton Willrams s Servrce Statron Dr. J.E. Williams W. I . M. B. Woolworth's A V f fl. :H . '. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert'Boling 8 A Haley's Market Rgevesildewis I . - 'KA . . . ' a s ' ' . ' I , of. Q . . ' I 5 l . .I ' ka S pf 4 , QQQQ lil oe- 08 ,Am T' Q . 'i'2ixie ' I ' mf-1 J 23. Q ,'-'si 0 1 'I . 1 ' X .Q 9 1 lx' 3 l'v'l-11-N C Y ,.,4x nl '12 tl ar X . if N at ' 1' -PY- i 2 ',i -k 4-X., v I '1f' r ' 7 S 'J ...M To winners of awards at Achievement Day To our 5 ' annual X6 ' editors . , f' To our Repre- . x ' , haf. V sentatives at A V' , - Magnolia Boys X , S V tate To Danforth Foundation Award Winners Z- if 1 I if ,, . A 5 Ag K x 'A lg h ' 5 5 0 'T ,fs I afgngn - 9, if , ,ip To the S award givers i f L r - V To our 4 If or LW, N . , , , baseball 1 ' sr- -1. , - , 'sf team -wif, cfhh M. 4 . in i ,K Y! f ,r Q . i , X To winners of Athletic Letters , i .,. H its 43 ' ' ' To the track stars 34 i 5- . r- hx X Making UP We 'Have '3un Q' ' ., . vga, Qu K' f , , sq pi X ,, A-3 i WM' ,, it 'QVFF J! Q 1 1 . Qi 'E ' ' Rf ' fi 1 .Q 'V ' C' Being critters at Sadie Hawkins Day ja. 0 On the auction block Q xi 1 Making snrc of onr men , 1 45 1 . -- A 1 The winnahs! J Q - , , , 7 ' r 5' With Explorer Scout Project if cs If I All dresscd-up--ushering .- When Romans 2fr,ffa 'JM' dine t X L. I A., :yet Reading the LH latest -' 'P-BQ Et tu, Brute! '32, 4 YA ' - az 1 ,. ,. auf I ! At the Student Council receptions At the Latin Club Banquet 1 A x 5 .vi n ' . .. 'sg f 1 7 , as . 't a , f 'L . ' g ,- X Gone P:'ngrL111:g,,oLe A theAlertJ..111o C1a:5J , eo 4351 X -if 5- L -,' A ., f V lr, They sparked the Program. Some of the 'slixikyn hostusse. 1' EICF1E.1i1LiO'S HiQ.1w.1y . Hononinq 'Ike Seniona union-Senior: Banquet Good Food! Cllllflfi really interested! Alwayx - there is Frankie. And the Iunior-Senior Prom was to:us. One might everybody went Nl Banquet honors Senior Hawailau. Dcmolays V B vi.. of dressed up for the come as you are breakfast. Quaduation Ballard Mclvlnllen F9 I, A it E E 3 r'v'v' iw A 159 ig -' - .r -' iw l 1 -f- f-I Q- C .i i' -'a i eg wr ' 'iff Q, 'iff ' ' ,- 'S psf , -' ,. Y' .g 'gil - Q .HH - , A l A L - - 'fl . M- ' ' : -A-, - L 9 F ' 5' s . 9 '- fi' -.sw ' li' 'M' liz' I' :A -'- if 1 is-sw : if what ' as at l i -:-' J is 1313- ,-' f ' J fa , -.5 ' ' -' 155' K. ' .,.-1 N, . 4 T- i ki' 1 95' .. fill' 1 lull. ' u lv. ll. ' t' as V l as : of , ug , 1 . ., Q . l . . V AH' '- . ' , e - V i , I .,.w l .E-. in - I I 1'4'31r F X Cooper Cox Derryberry Donaldson l-larrigill McCaffrey , - : v -- . - -f. 1 - 1 W ' - ' . 1 ' ' .. - '6 to gu fl -5- , q Tv' if ll. .in - .C r f i i' ff N315 E1 s fi T V i ' . . 11 -, , 5- ., 1 ' '1' ' 1 - -' :-N 'Z - M nlf: A I' Q 1 1 i' X' .' ., ' Ally . f' 1 , U -': 'QE 4' , 41 l ' -, -I 'lg ' l Q ill H ' ' ar, in ' f 3: -VL ' h xi. af' 7 ' l' -rh' 'l 'f fl ' ' l A x ' M' X AL ' 35 .. ,fi Moncrief Norton Roberts R. Smith Walker Warren 1 , C , 5 yi, V ? I m 1 E S E 1 V .. , President ' ,fl nh , ' 5 , 4 i if- , Harrigill A I. ,V is E X, , U A V welcomes all Ilfl V , ll XXX' T411 'lgiggg to Graduation. 3 tl 5 K A Q Walker and Smith got l9i2O ,X X 1 V- l' Homor Cup. -S, R i .. ,A-rx Smith presents Class gift. We sing Farwell To Thee for the last time. if I 1 v HW' , ,-.uh Q-U,P,.,g.. .- .,, N- W, . :v'fib.1.r , N41-4 Jr 9 iff' 4' ,VF ' gr- qv' im f- W5 A., 'Y I-. , l 'fl Q ' .i 'Qt f' . tliy tl i-rl.. lr W l 'Q-.- Q J in n Hey' Don't push! Of course we went to Browns! The hardy ones dived in at 5:00 o'clock. And Lhe chaperones survived rhe night Us e K... ff Al YERRIOQKS V- , N, is-' n ,i , 4 av f ' , HL '1 '. gi-1f!,gg,J.11'p' MIL-- 4