Central High School - Cotton Boll Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1937 volume:

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DEDlBii1TlUI1 Miss Mary Lee Boyd has gained the admiration and love not only of the Senior Class but of the entire student body and facultyg and to her, from whom all of us seek counsel, courage, -and leadership, this volume of the N ,Q ' COTTON BOLL is sincerely dedicated. X qfxx 4 1i1Q:j F. X ii-E'-' A N lk 1 i C - BDIITEIITS THE SBHDUL THE BLIISSES we P eaaiiiiiiwl- FEf1'fUBEf3 1 fwrlvlms ..... 3, . Q n'ruLf'r1 1: JOKES MHIDN MU, A 30056 57 53313 Q ---- X 1 lin illllemnriam Zlamw CE. Glhaztain, lilr. Monuments of Stone can serve onlv to remind the . U world briefly of at 11131175 ueeoniplislnnents. NVe wish that this book, in which we have tried to capture the spirit of Jackson High School, nmy serve as a more fitting 1110l1llD101li to the nlan who did so niuch to develop this spirit. It is in grateful nieniory of his ready enthusiasni and real eneourageinent which brought to us a new appreciation of our school that we pause here to pay hiin tribute. 1 x ,f ,f my -ff ,ff W NI le gms 1 HI 1,05 bu xl X Z XXw f! KZ' BITY BUUIIBIL A. F. IIAYVKINS XVAl.T1cR A. Scum' H. M. 'l'.xYl,mc CONLIILiSSI07lI'l' Mayor C'0llL1IliS81I07ZUI' BUHBD DF EDUBHTIUII s. M. L. I,m1,EH H. T, NEWHLI, Clzairmnn B. B, MCCLENDUN JOHN C. B.-XTTE W, H. PULLEN Tw 1 u lIux BULL. P t E1DII1lI1li3'IBi1Tl!JI1 KI RBY fuperiffi TM Swami I I' O s I FIIBULTY gi Y, so MISS PEARL SIAINN Math emflticx MISS AYRLENE AICGAIIEY Jlflf1l6HLflf7:CS A1198 MARTIIII COOK E 71 gl ish MISS ARTEMISE LIOTT Home Arfs MRS. GRACE LILY Girls' Afhlefics MISS ADINE WILSIIN Sindy Hall O BIISS BIILDRICD lNIORlCIlI5.XD English MISS AILEEN MILLER COHll7l67'f'Z.fll Work MISS BIARY LEE BOYD Social S1'ud1'zf.s MR. RAY HARNETT Commercial 'Work fini Q , , P ,jjj ,- .-...R is Tn-up- Q--4 Page Eighteen Q. g,nn d FHBULTY CAPTAIN DANIEL F. HEALY R. 0. T. C. MISS N.XNCY BROGAN Commercial Work MISS BIARGIE GIBSON English MZISS BIARGARET HLTTCIIISON English 0 SIGRGIQANT PERRY M. DIxoN R. 0. T. C. MRS. BIINNIE D, SYKES Social Studies MR. ALVIN J. KING fllusic, Glee fllllb Mlss ELIZABETH LANDIS The CO'I I'CQPN' BULL gi: English O MISS LITCILE EIILERS Library MR. JAMES BECKETT Maflzemativs I flfyfiz ggi ga V WW- Q 7 x Page Nineteen Q.. , ny'-I ' Ti1,fViFVTTffN BON. f ?5'N.k5lYxi R- T. -R R. -. -. . - -- .-:1:a-:- K L. Q' N f 3 ol ,II G ff gjjj ff I' 1 ' Y .HILULI O Miss ISARRL JQHNSTUN Lafin Miss C0l'R'l'liNAY CIAINGAN Social Sfzlflifs O MR. NASH K. BURGER English - K Mlss K.XTIIERINE HARRIS S' o7,ey-- h'f'if111'r' , , x' 2 . 9 Miss JL-Jsslx-3 SIMMONS Jl0lllLUl11Jlf1.CS Mlss EMMY LOU 1'.x'1 1'oN English O Miss ANNIE LESTER Mathematics Mlss C.xRoL1Nx-J CAMPBELL Cafeteria O Miss NELLIE KHAYAT Spanish ,fix 1 f J 5 x D3 .SR ...Y , ,,,,, ,Y ,,,,,,..,, WY, , Page Twenty MR. W. D. R. STOVALL Vocrzffonal Guidance MR. 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Mr. Central High, Cicero Club 105 Pegasus Club 10, 125 Tiger Talks Staff 105 Journalism Club 11, 125 Glee Club 11, 125 Historical Study Club 115 Debate Club 105 Mississippians 125 Ex-Officio Chairman of Annual Staff 125 Gay Deceivers 12. EIITA ROBINSON Perfectly natural, naturally perfect. Editor of Cotton Boll 125 Sponsor Company R. O. T. C. 125 Miss Central High 125 Feature 125 Best Dressed 123 Most Intellectual Girl 12'5 Hy-Y 10, 125 Vergil Club 115 Geome- try Club 105 Cicero Club 105 Gay Deceivers 125 Debate Club 125 Fifth Degree Club 125 S. O. A. P. Club 12. 'i l GEORGE KIN.KRD To uphold the family fame was a difficult job which George more than accmrzplishefl. C. D. D. Club 125 Hi-Y 10, 115 J Club 10, 11, 125 History Club 10, 115 English Club 11. BENTON WAKEFIEIID Wifle-awake Wakefield: he has deserved the name. Geometry Club 105 Cicero Club 105 Historical Study Club 115 English Club 115 Chess Club 123 Exponent Club 125 Business Manager of Cotton Boll 125 Business Manager of High School Sports 125 R. 0. T. C. Officer 12. Page Twenty-Seven S.. .153 -om... 1' 1 NM: Hiii SAM B1RDsoNG My camera speaks loufler than words. English Club 113 Photography Club 11, 123 Annual Staff 123 Exponent Club 123 R. 0. T. C, Officer 123, Glee Club 12: Historical Study Club 113 Chess Club 12. PATRICIA OYBRIEN On o hilltop she sits surrounded by oflnzirers of her versatile wit. Geometry Club 103 Cicero Club 103 Pegasus Club 10, 11, 121 Tiger Talks Staff 10, 113 Scholastic Scoops 11, 123 Debate Club 123 Gay Deceivers 123 Annual Staff 123 Invincibles 123 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree Club 123 Ring Committee 123 VVomanless Wedding Committee 12. STELIA IUARGARET IJEARMAN Delicious. Delightful. Delovelyf Historical Study Club 111 Spanish Club 123 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree Club 12. JOHN BURYVELL The kind of person you think of uzhen you say ri Southern Gentleman. Cicero Club 103 Vergil Club 113 Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Rifle Team 12Q Geometry Club 103 Democracy Club 123 Exponent Club 123 Chess Club 123 Annual Staff 123 R. O. T. C. 11, 12. 3 QHQBKI I 5'5 E? i's2:':'i' umm M5 Pn'r1zR LUTKEN Theres no encl of luck in you Will 0' wisp, with a flicker of Puck in you. Cicero Club 103 Historical Study Club 113 Chess Club 123 Exponent Club 123 Los Con- quistadores de Espanol Club 125 Glee Club 123 Rifle Team 123 Photography Club 123 Annual Staff 123 Gay Deceivers 12. ANNE Nrcnons Anne has rlone so many things, two lines are for too few To tell how niuch we honor her. hour much we love her, too. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Glee- Club 10, 11, 125 Cicero Club 103 Pep Squad 103 Vergil Club 113 Eng- lish Club 113 Fifth Degree Club 123 Gay De- ceivers 123 Democracy Club 123 English Club 123 Annual Staff 12. CHARLOTTI-1 TRIKITT It's goorl in every cause, you knouf, To have two strings to your bow. Eng-0-Linguist Club 113 S. E. A. M. Club 113 Hy-Y 123 Annual Staff 123 Gay Deceivers 12. XYALTHR BI-:ARD Tall and dignified, rl friend who makes life 'worth while. English Club 10, 123 History Club 111 Los Conquistadores de Espanol Club 121 Page Twenty-Eight 4 s 5 I E I Iii lil. Milk lux lllvll Lg Qi. ' ' ' 'I ,fx 11,... .IQWE 1,4 5 g 5 .5 v,,. .jf A BIARIANNA TERRY I Her work is ever good, her way is ever gra- ciousg and good gracious! How many friends she has! 2 Eng-O'Linguist Club 115 Hy-Y 11, 125 Gay Q Deceivers 125 Fifth Degree Club 125 Missis- ' sippians 125 Salesmanship Club 125 Annual Q Staff 12. I 5 J on AICCARTY f Central Hi's world traveler. Bon voyage, Joe! Q English Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 115 Ex- ' ponent Club 12i:Photography Club 125 Gay J -ecelvers 12. ' WILLIAM S. SIIIPIIAN I Life was invented for me to enjoy. 3 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Cicero Club 105 Geo- ! metry Club 105 Hi-Y 10, 115 English Club 115 5 Exponent Club 125 Gay Deceivers 125 R. O. T. C. 11 12' Annual Staff 12' Rifle Team 12' I Y , , , W Debate Club 12. 1 INAZELLE PIERCE 2 She laughed and every heart was glad. as if , the term tests were abolished 5 Q Frowned. and every heart was sad, as if the 1 . movies were demolished. 33 Cicero Club 105 English Club 10, 115 World 1 Study Club 105 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Fifth Degree ! Club 125 S. O. A. P. Club 125 Gay Deceivers 125 Annual Staff 12. 1 . .2 1'-T x ll i A ' 0 .- .f df . g l BIARY CARRAWAY Mary drives all care-away. 3, Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Cicero Club 105 Democracy 5 Club 125 Geometry Club 105 English Club 105 5 Gay Deceivers 125 Fifth Degree Club 125 1 Commercial Club 11. I , 1 5 ' JLTDSON SIIIELDS I 5 Judson was always a success as The Gentle- ! man in our plays, for it was easy for him to j be himself. I - . Gay Decelvers 125 Debate Club 125 Explosion lgj Club 125 Mississippians 125 Glee Club 125 11 Ring Committee 12. I L l V I l'IIoM.xs F. SMITH ' ' The Smith. a mighty man is he. x 1 . . . I I H1-Y 115 S. O. A. P. Club 125 Historical Study 5 Club 11. j BIAIIDE WILSON 3 The sound of her voice will long echo in our - I memories. Q Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 S. E. A. M. Club 105 Century .3 Club 115 Fifth Degree Club 125 Magnolia Q League 125 Glee Club 10, 11, 12. I . , 1 I I 11 I! ii if d Page Twenty-Nine CHARLES KILGOIKE Know him? Everybody rloes. Like him? Ditto. Debate Club 12'5 Historical Study Club 125 Explosion Club 125 Gay Deceivers 125 Photo- graphy Club 125 Radio Club 12. SALLIE VVIl.i.1.xMs The whole world is fun for Sallie: which makes it mutual. Hy-Y 11, 12. INIARGARET Dems T1ioM1'soN My heart is ever at your service. Hy-Y 10511, 125 J Club 10, 11, 125 Basket- ball Team 10, 11, 125 Commercial Club 115 French Club 115 Fifth Degree Club 125 Gay Deceivers 125 Mississippians 125 Zippers Club 12. JAMES Pm-PER The spice of high school life. Exponent Club 125 Hi-Y 10, 11. f,.g . 1r,fg'g.f ,- il Q . ' 5, , .-4' 1 gf l E: ' i ri' 5 Kei 3,1 i ' K , - ' ffl ' W i li, nu, .,..-.- SIDNEY REED Beneath that coat of dignity there lies a lot of fun. Photography Club 115 Debate Club 11, 125 Gay Deceivers 12. lll.xarHA Kuxumcx We nominate her for the title of Friendliesi. English Club 105 Cosmopolitan Club 105 Latin Club 105 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Fourth Degree Club 115 Fifth Degree Club 125 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Photography Club 125 Exponent Club 12. AIYRTLE RUT11 Howxuo Myrtle Ruth always looks as if she has just stepped out of a wrapping of ceellophane. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Exponent Club 125 S. O. A. P. Club 125 English Club 105 Fifth Degree Club 125 Vergil Club 115 History Club 10. Les CooKE Nothing is impossible to industry. Spanish Club 10, 115 Globe Trotters Club 115 C. D. D. Club 125 English Club 115 Crack Platoon R. O. T. C. 11, 125 Mississippi Historical Study Club 10. Page Thirty l Q 1 4 S l I l I I V r I 2 5 1 l I l 1 1 1 x X ,t...-..,....,.N.........,,.....-....... ....-. -. ..,.-. ,M--f-N-f --urr --H4---W ,fk 'l X, 5.4 I I 3 1 t I 1 i x 3 Z 1 A i 2 3 Z E l I 1 I 5 . l I f 1 2 1 5 2 i I 2 5 I 5 l i l l x v 1 1 4 E l S 2 l I l 5 . A AM C, fb 3 ' 2 uk? lf' I : l I. 4 I 1 i il fs Q u A 1 I -l Al 5 l A l A li 'A A 4 4 fl il l l .,, li J A a E I , l if ll i A . l, , 2 'l . A, Ty' li I is A f 1 . l Al il EJ 4,12 I., fl -1 A ,,. ll' .,, ln,-slvllnv ,lvl MARGARET Love Her smiles, laid end to end, would reach to Ole Miss and back. C. D. D. Club 123 Spanish Club 123 Gay De- ceivers 123 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree Club 12. GORDIN HAYES His thoughts have a high aim. World History Club 103 English Club 101 World Study Club 11: Exponent Club 123 S. L. A. M. Club 12. Ross PIERCE No one shoots stralighter on the basketball court than this Pierce-.-l1'row. J Club 11, 123 D.I.P. P, Club 113 Hi-Y 11Q Basketball Team 11, 123 Track Team 11, 12. PATRICIA EAGER Alive with feeling to the finger-tips. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Geometry Club 103 English Club 103 Cicero Club 103 Vergil Club 111 Gay Deceivers 12'3 C. D. D. Club 12Q S. L. A. M. Club 123 Fifth Degree Club 123 Annual . A . 3 if 0 W PENNCILE RICHARDSON She came, we saw. she conquered us. Democracy Club 12. EVERETTE WARD Wherever I am, there also is my saxophone. Historical Study Club 111 Eng-O-Lin-guist Club 11Q Baud 123 Democracy Club 12. DOROTHY WAIiKER As lovely as she looks. Cicero Club 103 English Club 103 Pep Squad 10,113 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree Club 123 History Club 103 S. O. A. P. Club 123 Gay Deceivers 123 Sponsor Company A , R. O. T. C. 12. J. T. Low: Better to be silent than wrong. Magnolia League 121 Eng-O-Linguist 11. Page Thirty-One CHARLOTTE NICIIfJl1S A rare 'mixture of Sense and nonsense. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Cicero Club 103 Geometry Club 103 English Club 103 Glee Club 10, 113 Vergil Club 113 Gay Deceivers 123 C. D. D. Club 123 Fifth Degree Club 12. DIARY SY1.v1.i IIERON Versatility plus ability. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Cosmopolitan Club 103 Edits or of Scholastic Scoops 123 Annual Staff 123 Stenography Club 113 Pegasus Club 11, 123 Journalism Club 11, 123 Debate Team 123 Fifth Degree 121 Showboat Committee 123 Democracy Club 123 Glee Club 10, 113 Gay Deceivers 1.2. Roscol-3 BoNsI..xGEI. Roscoe has livenerl up many a dull class period, History Club 103 Hl-Y 10, 113 I. P. S. Club 113 Democracy Club 123 English Club 10. ELAINE GARRETT A sense of humor, an easy grace. A smile rliiiine, a lovely face. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 History Club 103 English Club 103 Geometry Club 103 I. P. S. Club 113 Tiger Talks Staff 113 Scholastic Scoops Staff 11: Pegasus Club 11, 123 Fifth Degree Club 123 Gay Deceivers 123 Annual Staff 12. -I R L1 BIRDIE LIAE REED As lively as the wind in March. History Club 10, 113 Home Management Club 12. HARRY HESTER Whatever the sport, whatever the song. It's sure to be better if Harry's along. Hi-Y 113 S. O. A, P. Club 12. JHLETIIIA TURNER Many a worried friend has profited by her friendly word. Hy-Y 103 Glee Club 103 Pep Squad 103 Cicero Club 103 History Club 103 Vergil Club 113 English Club 113 R. O. H. Club 123 Missis- sippians 123 Magnolia League 12'3 Gay De- ceivers 12. IXNNELLE COCKE li ll 1 l 1 Ili gl gl fl ,- f?Q.:.1, -v','37F1 . 4.. 5'T 'f .4 , 1 lil 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 l 1 I 1 l 1 l 1 1 1 i i l 1 i 1 . l ,1 ,F t1 i E. i 1 E. E 1 51. ll 1, K, 1, 3, 1 i l 1 , 5 A 1 1 i l 'li 1 Her smile would melt the coldest heart. ' Spanish Club 103 Commercial Club 113 J 3 Club 10, 11, 123 S, O. A. P. Club 123 Home 4 Management Club 12, ! Page Thirty-Two 3 E Li 'V limi lxmlw DIARY CRANVFORD IJENNIS You always can tell by the spark in her eye That everythioig's lovely, and she's riflin' high. Modiste Club 123 Hy-Y 11, 123 Fifth Degree Club 121 Debate Team 121 Gay Deceivers 123 Speech Club 123 Glee Club 12. A1,Wir,D.x lNIoN'rGcm1rcRY A ea-meo of loveliness. Hy-Y 11, 123 Fifth Degree Club 123 Gay De' ceivers 123 D. E. M. Club 123 Home Eccers Club 123 Speech Club 12. Home 1'ow14:1,1, Doris has made a plane for herself in Central that ilrill be hard to fill. Hy-Y 10, 113 Glee Club 10, 112 S. O. A. P. Club 123 Dinner Belles Club 123 S. E. A. M. Club 11g Historical Study Club 10. RICE Wmsox What is laoimrable is also safest. Hi-Y Club 10, 113 Explosion Club 123 Gay De- ceivers 12, iI T '7 'W lfj 55' .23 Euf ff XM 34-' is-,x 9 l , ' Vi' F u 3 , 131- 2 ,self I '- 1:. 1 'HPI 1 . . IIOVVARD COTTEN Theres something about a soldier! Glee Club 10, 11, 121 Hi'Y 10, 113 Gay De- ceivers 123 English Club 113 Exponent Club 123 History Club 10. UNA B. FITTS A lovable personality. a lovely person. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree Club 121 World Study Club 113 Gay Deceivers 123 English Club 113 Exponent Club 123 History Club 10. C111us'r15r:N llusuxxlms As accurate as she was willing. as willing as she was Sweet, as sufeet as she was friendly. Hy-Y 123 Speech Club 123 Home Management Club 123 J Club 123 Basketball Team 123 Track 12. IJOROTHY IIARTLEY A wee little bit that's full of wit. Democracy Club 123 Dinner Belles Club 12. Page Thirty-Three 'V ' Ii'll T1i0Mlls XNILLIAMS Tommy was the life of the French class! Cicero Club 103 Geometry Club 103 World Study Club 103 S. 0. A. P. Club 123 R. 0. T. C. 123 Glee Club 10, 11, 123 English Club 113 Annual Staff 123 Exponent Club 12. CURDE JoE BIERDEMAN We look to her to represent ns in the dra- matic world. Speech Club 12. HELEN NOONE A memorial to her originality lives in the name Scholastic Scoops . Dramatic Club 103 Latin Club 103 French Club 112 S. E. A. M. Club 113 Home Eccers Club 12. WALTER CHRISTENSEN Men. like bullets. go farthest when they are smoothest. Hi-Y 10, 113 R. O. T. C. 123 Explosion Club 121 S, O. A. P. Club 123 Historical Club 11. x ,- A N Q? K X v .143 QEQ.. ,'..'i 'J ' -O 3 ALF SAUMS Central High claims seven Gables: Alf is all seven. Exponent Club 125 Gay Deceivers 121 Speech Club 123 Historical Society 11, 123 Glee Club 123 English Club 113 Annual Staff 12. EVELYN Psvsv As cl football fan, she's an inspiration As a football sponsor, she's a sensation. Hy-Y 10, 123 Fifth Degree Club 122 Gay De- ceivers 123 History Club 113 ASI Club 11, 123 Basketball Team 11, 123 Football Sponsor 123 Cheer Leader 123 S. L. A. M. Club 123 Volley Ball Team 11, 12. DoRo'1'11Y XVTMAN Charmefll. were sure. Hy-Y 10, 113 World Study Club 113 English Club 103 Home Management Club 123 De- mocracy Club 12g Speech Club 12. RIONROE SMITH The Monroe Doctrine: Like many. love a feiu. Spanish Club 125 S. 0. A, P. Club 123 Ex- ponent Club 12g R. O. T. C. 11, 125 Photos:- raphy Club 12. Page Thirty-Four ,fe l I I I l I. gs -I 1 1 .I X ,K I i I I ' i l 1 I I I I I gl I I 12 I I I I I I il l 1 l 1 i I , l 1 l il :I I I I I Q I I I -I I .I I Il i ,I i SI I I li K II I I 5 I 'I il z E , Il lf -.4 I I X ....-,..., .... -......-.....,-,,,,.,--.,,,,.,.1,,,,.,..,.h,,-, BLANCHE REID Here mischief lurks in yay disguise. Glee Club 103 Hy-Y 103 D. E. M. Club 12g S. L. A. M. Club 123 Gay Deceivers 123 An- nual Staff 12. Z. H. THoMPsoN Puckfs twin brother. Hi-Y 10, 113 History Club 101 English Club 10. FRED ROBERTS I have my will-but 150771071 has her way. History Club IOQ Hi-Y 10, 113 S. L, A. M. Club 12Q Historical Study Club 12Q C. D. D. Club 123 Biology Club 103 English Club 103 Band 10, 11, 12. STELLA CALHOUN Beloved by all who know her. Glee Club 10, 123 English Club 11, 123 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 123 Democracy Club 12. . .3--.1 l I I Zkvwf xt I lllinmnzn CHiL.DRi:s Three little words to desvribe her: sweei, unselfish. friendly. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Democracy Club 123 Spanish Club 123 Pep Squad 11, 121 History Club 10. FRANK Ciiniisizlzs Big moment of sport writers-uml gals! J Club 11, 123 Football Team 11, 123 Bas- ketball 11, 12. JACK 'l'AUToiQs Let us do what honor flemanrls, English Club 103 R. O. T. C, 11, 123 Explosion Club 121 Democracy Club 12g Hi-Y 11. ELIz.x1s1-:TH Flosrun Oh, the zleep brown luster of her eyes! Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Pep Squad 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 10, 111 S. E. A. M. Club 113 Dinner Belles Club 12. Page Thiriy-Five if gl -.11, CLIFFORD flUDYYlN His Qalmostj only love lies in his bass horn. Band 10, 11, 125 Band Captain 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 115 Chess Club 125 Gay Deceivers 12. Gmnvs Ronnmsoix' Gladys is always laughing about something. Cosmopolitan Club 105 English Club 105 French Club 115 Century Club 115 Exponent Club 125 Glee Club 11, 125 Hy-Y 10, 125 Gay Deceivers Club 12. Mvmus lf'os'rER All who know her love her accordion-ly. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 English Club 105 History Club 105 World History Club 115 Eng-O-Lim ,fzgiiist Club 115 Fifth Degree Club 125 S. 0. A. P. Club 12. Wim. BIARTIN Ready. willing and able-sto enjoy life. History Club 105 Hi-Y 105 Exponent Club 125 English Club 12. . ' if JACK How Courteous though gay. onil gentle though re- tired. Hi-Y 10, 115 Democracy Club 121 HARRY Am-is He saw life steadily and sauf it whole. History Club 115 Glee Club 10, 115 Hi-Y 105 C. D. D. Club 125 Salesmanship Club 125 S. L. A. M. Club 125 Biology Club 105 History Club 10. 'I'uE1.M.x xXDAMS Thelma is friendly and agreeable. a girl to remefmber. Hy-Y 10, 115 Pep Squad 10, 115 Dinner Belles Club 125 Democracy Club 12. MARGARET ll.xT1M1-LR Margai-et's ability for cooperation has made her a valuable student. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Fifth Degree Club 125 Glee Club 12. Page Thirty-Six ,ml 1 2llL ANNE DUDLEY OwENs The eyes have Hit . English Club 105 Cosmopolitan Club 105 French Club 115 Hy-Y 11, 125 Fifth Degree 125 S. O. A. P. Club 125 Exponent Club 12. IIENRY YEAGLEY Yea. Yeagleg! Glee Club 10, 115 History Club 105 English 115 Exponent 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, BIARSHALL NEAL lllarslzall goes steadily along getting every- thing rlone capably. Hi-Y 115 Chess 125 Exponent 125 Gay De- ceivers 125 Magnolia League 125 S. L, A. M. Club 125 History 105 Glee Club 12. D SALLIE LEA VVIIITNIQY Of all 'those a1'1s in whieh. the wise excel. Natules Chief mastemiece is writing well. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 History 105 English Club 10, 115 Glee Club 115 Fifth Degree Club 125 S. L. A. M. Club 12. BIILDRED WRIGHT Generous. fun, wears darling vlotlzes. Aml finds a ureloovne 7Ullf6TC1761' she goes. History Club 105 English Club 105 French Club 115 Century Club 115 Modiste Club 12. RALPH D. SHERWOOD, JR. The u'ord impossil1le is not in my rlir'tio1mry. Hi-Y 10, 115 Chess Club 125 C. D. D. Club 125 Salesmanship Club 125 Debate Club 125 Bio- logy Club 105 English Club 10. BIEBANE Gooonon From a little spark may burst a mighfy flame. JITANITA IJOYVDY lVe're all attraftefl by her ufinsome personality. French Club 11, 125 Democracy Club 12. Page Thirty-Seven BIARGARET BYRD Her quiet readiness to help has made her out- standing in all she undertakes. Hy-Y 10,11, 125 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Fourth Degree Club 115 Fifth Degree Club 125 Cicero Club 115 Pegasus 125 Annual Staff 12. VIRGINIA CARI.IsLE True as the notes ofa distant bugle. World Study Club 115 Hy-Y 11, 125 Speech Club 125 Gay Deceivers 12'5 Fifth Degree Club 125 D. E. M, Club 12. CH.xRI.Es BICGOVVEN Faithful. dependable, and Charlie on the spot. Biology Club 105 History Club 10, 115 Vocation- al Club 11, 125 Salesmanship Club 125 C. D. D. Club 12, JosEI'IIIxIc ROWAN Her merry nature strikes a chord whose erho lingers in our memory. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Gay Deceivers 125 Glee Club 10, 11,125 Speech Club 12. ..qu..,.,,1 . WW. DIARY L1III.I,xx COVINGTUN Mary Lillian is one of those people on whom you can depend. Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Fifth Degree Club 125 Vergil Club 115 Cicero Club 105 English Club 10, 115 Cosmopolitan Club 10. AI.FIeEn ATKINSON I have a heart with room for every joy. Exponent Club 125 History Club 115 Rifle Team 125 R. O. T. C. 12. FRANCIQS CoTTRI1I,II She shall have music wherever she goes. Tiger Talks Staff 10, 115 History Club 105 Geometry Club 105 Band Sponsor 125 Inter- national Club 105 Fifth Degree Club 125 Hy- Y 10, 11, 12'5 English Club 105 Salesnlanship Club 125 Annual Staff 125 Chess Club 125 Gay Deceivers 12. FANNYE GARDNER The gleams in her hair, the gleams in her eyes reflect the gleam in her heart. Hy-Y 10, 115 World Study Club 115 English Club 115 Home Mana-gement Club 125 Democ- racy Club 125 Speech Club 12. Page Thirty-Eight -fulfil levi BIAE BLACK IIEIDELBERG I count my words and make theui eount for ine. French Club 10, 11, 125 History Club 105 D. E. M. Club 12. BETH IRBY Beloved by all in that she freely shares. With other folks her pleasures and their fares. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Geometry Club 105 Le Cercle Francais 11, 125 Fifth Degree Club 125 Gay Deceivers 125 Annual Staff 12. :BERT ALLEN Quiet and intelligent. a credit to Central. R. O. T. C. 11, 12. Ro1sER'rA Liu-: Her personality shines out through her eyes. History Club 10, 115 English Club 10,115 Spanish Club 125 Democracy Club 123 Gay Deceivers 12. rs., ,,,..,.,...,... ! X l l 1 SARA Alfswlx A brunette puff of softness. Home Economics Club 10, 115 Hy'Y 12'5 Spau- ish Club 125 Democracy Club 125 History Club 105 Home Management Club 12. DICK llomxux With his eyes in flood with laughter. Football 11, 125 J Club 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 115 Glee Club 11, 125 World Study Club 115 Speech Club 125 Explosion Club 125 Operetta 125 English Club 11. FRANCES Bmslll-:Y Those who know her find her frienflship in- valuable. History Club 105 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 English Club 10, 115 World Study Club 115 Pegasus Club 125 C. D. D. Club 12. EVA MARIQJN LEE The mildest manners and the gentlest heart, And ready willingness to do her part. Gay Deceivers 125 Explosion Club 125 D. E. lvl. Club 125 Modiste Club 125 Speech Club 125 Debate Club 11, 125 Regional D-ebate 125 Hy'Y 12'5 Fifth Degree Club 12. Page Thirty-Nine I Y YWTWI lf! I KAP 1 Ill fl 'if - 2' I I., V , .,,f,nf,3 .,.-- ..-A. .,....-....,,..,.....4........a..........1..., ' ff- - I ' ARTHVR MIDDIIETON U'oman's at best a contradiction still. Historical Study Club 10, 11. IRMA CHAMBERS You find her in her jokes. you fiml her in the game. But no matter uxlzere you find her. shes al- ways just the same. Hy-Y 10, 11, 12, President of Hy-Y 10, 121 Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Pep Squad 10, 11Q Track Team 103 Debate Club 11, 123 Debate Team 12, Zipper Club 123 Gay Deceivers 123 Basket- ball 123 Fifth Degree Club 122 Hy-Y Council Music 121 S. O. A. P. Club 123 Journalism Club 12. CHRISTINE llol.I,Is Never xarl. never blue. Hy-Y 103 French Club 10,112 Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Gay Deceivers 12: Home Maiiagemeiit Club 125 History Club 113 Cosmopolitan Club 10-. JUE MARTIN In co11I.pa11y a very pleasant fellow. Exponent Club 12, Hi-Y 10, 11. LI S.: JAMES HEAIIUN A merry heart 'maketh a cheerful countemmve. XYIRGINIA LEE SANDEFVR Her air, her manners. all who saw admired. Hy-Y 10, 11: Pep Squad 10, 11g Dinner Belles 12g Democracy Club 12. FRANCES BRENT Full of vim. vigor. and vitality. Hy-Y 11, 12. GUY BARBER I count life just a game for me to try my skill at. Magnolia Club 105 Mississippians 121 Page Forty 'wwf I l l il Ti U i v i i i E 3 ii 5.1, i 1 n r I 1 .,,.f,,f'V xg' ' 2 JIM COCKRELL E I'fl rather lead a band. 5 1 ' Historical Study Club 105 Democracy Club 125 f Band 105 Assistant Director Band 11, 125 5 Salesmanship 12. l 1 5 EVELYN JONES 2' Why worry? Life is short anrl sweet. E Historical Study Club 105 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 gx F'rench Club 11, 125 English Club 115 Fifth I Degree 125 Gay Deceivers 125 Democracy Club Q 125 Annual Staff 12. l SHIRLEY CHICHESTER 3 i Endowed alike with beauty, brains. Ilfllll charm. I 5 H1 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Cythagarian Club 105 Cicero lj Club 105 Vergil Club 115 Dramatic Club: A. A 5 N A. H. Club 125 Gay Deceivers 12. Ess Wilma it Wil and wisdom are born with fl man, I Cicero Club 115 A, A. H. Club 125 Fideles ' ' Pauci Club 125 Speech Club 125 Gay Deceivers 125 Annual Staff 125 Editor Pegasus 125 Fea- ' ture Section 12'5 Chess Club 12. 1 i is as F 1 5 1 ,ff 5 l 5 I 1 l 1 E 1 i 5 'lx 167 ' 5 .lxiuus SAKELARI A James could always be counted on to cooperate 1 in Senior activities. Glee Club 10, 115 Band 10, 115 Gay Deceivers 125 Ring Committee 12. 5 Li'c:I1,m: SKELTUN Al A urorld of humor and icif. Q31 Explosion Club 11, 125 Hy-Y 11, 125 Fifth De- 'g 5 gree 125 Gay Deceivers 125 Pegasus Staff 121 lil l ' I Q Lows!-1 Morlimcu 7 Not only lzer ability in sports. but her nat- , Urol goof? sportsmanship gave her lier title ll Best Girl Athlete . 5 5 J Club 10, 11, 125 Commercial Club 115 i . Home Management Club 125 S. 0. A. P. Club Ii 125 Football Sponsor 125 Honorary Varsity Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, 12. E THoMAs ARTNIAN He has heard much, and forgotten nothing. 52 Hi-Y 10,115 Historical Study Club 105 C. 11 D. DX Club 125 Globe Trotters Club 115 Voca- gl tional Educational Club 11, 12. - 1 ai I Q Page Forty-One U liflnfnl Hiifl ill ll lil iw, E1 x 5..,4,'w N v 1,73 I 7 1 I ln. fini! .2 19121 BIILTON vVHITl:I 1 They laugh that win. Band 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 11, 12. 1 E lMoGEN13 AIITRPHREE Gracious and charniingly capable, 3 Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 His- torical Study Club 113 C. D. D. 123 The Din- ner Belles 123 English 113 Commercial Club 11. 2 Fulmces REMBERT 5 Her familiar voice ivearies not ever. 5 Hy-Y 10, 11,12Q Geometry Club 103 English 3 Club 103 Gay Deceivers 123 Speech Club 123 1 Fifth Degree 123 C. D. D, 123 Biology Club 103 3 Wonder Club 10. K 5 , Anrnru GRESHAM An all round good fellow. Y French Club 11, 123 Explosion Club 123 J 5 Club 123 Democracy Club 123 Glee Club 10, 11, 123 English Club 10Q Hi-Y 10, 113 History ' Club 103 Football 12, , I1 Qlg 'Nllmn-.. ' 1 W is lllllllnui . Ps' 1 'Mm' li 'iff' ri':: .- I ll.--wwe! sf' ll :sfr.554::- 2 4:59:25 3 5 I LEON HOWELL Did You Know That: Leon is a friend worth 1 hfwingj 1 Band 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 10, 113 Current Topics 113 Journalism 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y 10, 113 Radio Club 12Q Pegasus Club 12. 5 B ROXIE HITNNICITTT 5 Beauty truth, truth beauty- 1 Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Hy-Y 10, 11, 12'3 His- I torical Study Club 113 C. D. D. Club 123 l Spanish Club 103 Music Lovers 10, 11, 123 l Dramatic Club 103 English Club 113 Com- I mercial Club 111 S. O. A. P. Club 10. Q 1 SPIRO 'l'.xLAM1s.xs ' The Mercury of high school. French Club 11, 12g Glee Club 11, 123 S. O. 1 A. P. Club 123 Gay Deceivers 123 Exponent Club 123 History Club 103 R. O. T. C. 123 1 English Club 10. g 1 l MARTHA EMMONS X The joy of youth and spring her eyes display. Geometry Club 101 History C1-ub 103 Historical 5 Study Club 113 Democracy Club 123 English 5 Club 123 Gay Deceivers 123 Hy-Y 10. l i I I Page Forty-Two I I u it iam ii fvif JIMMIE YOUNG His looks. his voice, his acts proolaini him The Dick Powell of Central. Hi-Y 10, 113 Glee Club 10, 11,12Q Spanish Club 10, 113 11-6 Historiansg C. D. D. Club 12. JEAN BARKSDALE Adorable, adored by all. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Cicero Club 102 Geometry Club 103 English Club 103 S. 0. A. P. Club 123 Fifth Degree 123 Gay Deceivers 12. CHARLOTTE DUTTON The pride of the battalion. Hy-Y 10, 113 Glee Club 103 R. 0. H. Club 123 Mississippi Club 123 Stenography Club 11, 12'3 Cheerleader 123 R. O. T. C. Battalion Sponsor 123 Feature Section 12. HAIERY lloi,ToN Just crazy, but the way we like. History Club 103 Cicero Club 102 Hi-Y 10, 113 Photography Club 123 English Club 113 Ex- ponent Club 123 R. O. T. C. 11, 12. GRADY GRAHAM The gayest of hearisiand of shirts. English Club 10, 113 History Club 10, 113 Hi- Y 10, 113 Photography Club 123 Mississippi Club 121 Exponent Club 12, JUNE BRYANT Her voice in song is tender and Clear. That voice, which, in greeting, is sweet and sincere. Hy-Y 123 Glee Club 10, 113 Spanish Club 103 Captain Pep Squad 11, 123 Modiste Club 113 Historical Study Club 11. IJOROTHY Wooos The flower that all are praising. Hy-Y 103 Home Economics Club 11, 123 Speech Club 123 Democracy Club 12. ANDREWV ORKIN Wearing his wisdom lightly. Band 10, 11, 123 Debate Club 122 Gay De- ceivers 12'3 Speech Club 123 Democracy Club 12. Page Forty-Three WH l. ..- - --.L .... .. vs' . Refi? lf JIMMY XVHITIC 1-2-3-4, 3-2-1-4, What for, Who for. What do we root for? l'Vhite.' White.' lllhite! Cheerleader 125 Dramatic Club 105 Hi-Y 10, 115 Radical Club 115 Historical Historians 105 C, D. D. 125 Ju Club 125 Salesmanship Club 125 Historical Study Club 125 Glee Club 11. MA1cel'l-:RITE I'IAMIIi'l'0N Innumerable zcords would be too few To tell of the love we have for you. Geometry Club 105 English Club 105 History Club 105 Historical Study Club 115 Gay De- ceivers 125 Hy-Y 10. LIHLHN BERBETTE Taste the joys that spring from labor. S. E. A. M. Club 115 The Puppets 105 Latin Club 10. IIONVARD TRIMBLE Born to be great. Explosion Club 125 Democracy Club 125 R, O. T. C. 11, 125 Latin Club 105 Ring Committee 12. .cigars- A Sifggggi Il b 5'4l5El Cl iffin p U sa 'CLS D. C. SIMMONS He grins, and the world grins back and says, t'We like him. Explosion Club 125 Chess Club 125 Speech Club 125 Hi-Y 105 Glee Club 125 Radio Club 125 Photography Club 11, 121 Loiucxrz ISIGNER f'onsr'ie11tiousness' is the key note of her eharavteiz Salesmanship Club 12. BIARY CATIIERINH NVHTTIC On hospitable thoughts intent. English Club 115 S. E. A. M. Club 125 Hy-Y 125 Fifth Degree Club 12. THOMAS PATTERSON Alwafzfs and all ways fun. Hi-Y 105 Photography Club 105 History Club 105 Debate Club 11. Page Forty-Four f infwiilii Mill ELECTRA WARREN Wholesome as air and genial as the light. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Cicero 105 Glee Club 125 Century Club 115 Vergil Club 115 Gay De- ceivers 125 Fifth Degree Club 12. JIMMIE CAVETT It is better to wear out than to rust ont, History Club 105 Hi-Y 105 Latin Club 10, 115 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Photography Club 11, 125 R. 0. T. C. 11, 125 2nd Lieut. R. 0, T. C. 125 Exponent Club 125 Democracy Club 125 Annual Staff 125 Chess Club 12. GIcR.xI.D FRANKLIN Where I am. nierrinient likenfise is. Hi-Y 10, 115 S. O. A. P. Club 12. JACQITELYN CUNNILR Hel' winsovne Charm has won her many friendsg her gay disposition has kept them. Modiste Club 125 Speech Club 125 Caesar Club 125 Glee Club 11, 12. -,.,!7g:,.x.....-...... F 1 X?-N I 'Nfl . f Q s as .- , ANlN'IE LoI:+ WIIYTE Her heart is slow to grief and quick to pleasure. Wonder Club 105 C. D. D. Club 125 Salesman- ship Club 125 Hy-Y 12. IJVNCAN LITTLIQ His friendliness has won him friends among stzirlentsq his oonseientiousness has futon him friends among teaehers. History Club 105 Democracy Club 125 Gay Deceivers 125 Salesnianship Club 12. I5l'K'1' SI'MR.u.1. Page Mr. Ripley! Bart is a football hero who never mentions his ability. Exponent Club 125 Speech Club 125 Magnolia League 125 J Club 11, 12. CHRISTINE THR.xsII Her basketball ability mafle her an invaluable asset. Hy-Y 125 Gay Deceivers 125 S. L. A. M, Club 125 Democracy Club 125 J Club 11, 125 Pep Squad 10, 11, 125 History Club 10. Page 1 oi'ty-I-'ive iiffii STANLEY ll'ICKINNON The greatest truths are the siinplestg so are the greatest men. English Club 10, 113 Speech Club 12Q History Club 11Q Commercial Club 113 Speech Club 12. XYIRGINIA Mlm: Corzscieutiously capable. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 10, 11, 122 Cicero Club 103 Vergil Club 113 Commercial Club 113 Speech Club 12. :ll.lR'l'H.X EASUM .-l lovely flo-wer in a floral setting. Cicero Club 103 Geometry Club 103 World Study Club 113 French Club 113 Gay De- ceivers 121 Salesmanship Club 123 Speech Club 12. CHRIS SINHACK Up and coming! He'll be famous yet. Exponent Club 121 J Club 12: D. E. M. Club 12. M,,A,,,,.,,. ,,3, . .3..,,.1 P I 5 V Q. 5 I 1 'Ag Il1eRM.xN ZIMOSKI Always eager to take a part. Gay Deceivers 123 C. D. D. Club 12. BIILDRED SVOUNGBI-IRG The sweetest face we ever looked on. Glee Club 103 Home Eccers 11. ANNIE WAIAL She is uuselfish and uses her time wisely. Glee Club 10, 113 Century Club 113 Hy-Y 123 Fifth Degree 12: C. D. D. Club 123 Jour- nalism 12. JAMES Cslzsey Quiet dignity proclaims him a mart. Economics Club 103 Dramatic Club 111 Latin Club 10. Page Forty-Six Q l l u 1 i x ,-my yrigwfzy, fs' X, I N ,X ,X f sw 1 13' l l 1 5 V i i l 1 l ll 1! 5 -E 2 5 l l a 3. 3. i .31 l , l I 1 5: iw 1 l 3. 4 5 il 1 i Il li 3 1. 1 ll. El .51 2 U Ili,-4'f1llHN Mill PAUL LACKEY The Paul that refreshes. Band 11, 12: Hi-Y 11Q Photography Club 12. FR.xNcics SIIAVV Eyes that view the world without a though! clisloyal. History Club 103 Hy-Y 10, 113 Democracy Club 12. Emma MM: 'l'H1BonE.urx Carefree. giddy. gay, and fun. History Club 103 Home Eccers Club 12, Mag- nolia League 123 Salesrnanship Club 12. Guoicou P.xRsoNs Brimrning over with vitality. v . PAUL LUKE His pencil was striking. resistless and grand, His manners were gentle, complying and bland ,' Still born to inl11ro1:e us in every part. His pencil our faces, his manners our heart. Wonder Club 103 Pegasus Staff 12g Baud 10, 11, 12. EVELYN RICHARDS I live for those who love me. For those who know me true, And the heavens so blue above vue, Anil the good that I can do. Hy-Y 10, 11, 121 Glee Club 10, 11, 12: Modiste Club 121 Annual Staff 12g Pep Squad 10, 11Q Fifth Degree Club 12. JANE P1T'1's Ease of heart her every look Contained. Glee Club 10, 11, 12Q Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Cos- mopolitan Club 101 I. P. S. Club 11? Mag- nolia League 123 Gay Deceivers 12'3 Fifth Degree Club 12. WIlil,lA ii ISARROW Jolly and carefree--thafs Bill. S. 0. A. P. Club 12, Page Forty-Seven will 111+ SAM NEWMAN Victory follows me and all things follow oic- tory. J Club 10, 11, 12. CAROLYN BUCK When Carolyn got a jump ahead of us by starting to college before she finished high school, we Could only say that uJe're thankful for her one high school sub-ject that at least lends her to us. Hy-Y 10, 115 Geometry Club 101 Cicero Club 105 Fourth Degree 113 Vergil Club 113 De- mocracy Club 125 Fifth Degree 12. BERNICE SI'T'rI,E The flowers bend near you and touch you as you pass. Hy-Y 10, 11, 12Q Cicero Club 105 Vergil Club 115 Century Club 113 Glee Club 125 Gay De- ceivers 123 Fifth Degree 125 Magnolia League 125 Annual Staff 125 The Cosmopolitan Club 103 English 12. BILL Moss There is nothing he cannot do. Democracy Club 125 English Club 12. l Q...,.:' WAIJLACPJ WOLD Wallafe oharrns us with his amazing personv ality and his blend of color. Explosion Club 12g English Club 105 R. O. T. C. 11, 125 Chess Club 12Q Spanish Club 123 D. I. P. P. 113 Hi-Y 11. Lois WIIATSIIIIQE Honor is the reward of virtue. Hy-Y 10, 11, 12'5 C. D. D. 123 S. L. A. M. Club 12. KATHEicINn Rinonu. The dainty charm of a violet. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 International Club 105 Eng- lish Club 103 Fifth Degree 125 Chess Club 125 S. O. A. P. Club 121 Gay Deceivers 12Q History Club 10. MILAN RICHARDSON VVILO l'lSfC7l,S 7YVl,4Ch, l6Cl7 IlS 'llL'lLC7l.. World Study Club 11. Page Forty-Eight . 5 5 EDMUND BARNES One of the Band's best clarinet players. Band 10, 11, 12. LIAURICE BAo.Li-:Y She is always generous and considerate. Geometry Club 105 History Club 115 Spanish Club 115 Pep Squad 115 Hy-Y 115 Dramatic Club 115 Dinner Belles 115 Democracy Club 12. llem-:N HtJli'P Her ability to fit into various activities quick- ly won many friends for Helen. Fifth Degree Club 125 Hy-Y Club 125 Chess Club 125 Gay Deceivers 125 Mississippians Club 12. IIORACE XVAXTKINS The will of a man is his happiness. if' ' ' . l giriirhsisi I ii iafw if , 1' EXW 'i-i' fgma--as ' EI Ui, -i .- -J SHELBY KORNRUMP1-' Thou art a fellow of good respect. Magnolia Club 125 A. A. H. Club 125 Ameri- can History Club 10. IDA LRE SHAW She had a certain dignity all her own. Hy-Y 10, 125 Glee Club 10, 115 Fifth Degree Club 125 C. D. D. Club 12. lXIllltGARE'i' CAVS1-:Y Always willing to lend a helping hand. Hy-Y 10, 11, 12'5 Glee Club 115 Magnolia Lea- gue 115 News Editor Scholastic Scoops 125 Journalism Club 125 Vergil Club 125 Cicero Club 11. ALFRED BIILLSTEIN A witty asset to the Senior Class. Hi-Y 10, 115 History Club 105 World Study Club 115 English Club 115 Explosion Club 125 Radio Club 125 Photography Club 125 Gay Deceivers 12. Page Forty-Nine .,I,i will I10MER RICE The t'Ha1J12y Homer of Central. Hi-Y 10, 115 English Club 11. J,xMIs1IE BRIIWN Ease of heart her every look contained. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 C. D. D. Club 115 Home Eccers Club 125 French Club 11, 125 American History Club 11. GULDA IIARPER Constant as an ageless star. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 C, D. D. Club 115 Historical Study Club 10, 115 S. L. A. M. Club 125 Home Eccers 11, 125 English Club 115 Glee Club 12. GEORGE Rom1R'rsoN An amazing amount of knowledge stored up in one small head. History Club 10, 115 Democracy Club 12. . ...-.,.,..-- ....... . ,M KQQX V X N3 -N X L --2w BILLY GRIFFIN I murder clullness. Historical Study Club 125 Exponent Club 125 French Club 10, 11, 125 Rifle Team 12. C0l'R'I'ENAY M.xRsII,xI.I, Charming and exotic. Geometry Club 105 English Club 105 History Club 105 World Study Club 115 Gay De- ceivers 12. 1l'lILDRl'ID 1illJFFATT All her friends love her and all others admire her too. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Fifth Degree 125 Historical Study Club 105 World Study Club 115 Gay Deceivers 125 Home Eccers 12. CIIIxRI.I:s SAI'1us Artistirally inclined. C. D. D. Club 12. Page Fifty 1 1 I , ' VIIIII 1 RALPH REED Not a Reed to be tossed about in the wind. English Club 113 S. O. A. P. Club 113 Rifle Team 12. C.x1vIII.I.i-3 G.xRIzE'r'I' Her soft eyes sought the 'west afar. For lovers love the western star. Home Eccers Club 103 English Club 10, 113 History Club 10, 113 Spanish Club 101 Sten- ography Club 113 Dinner Eelles 123 S. O. A. P. Club 113 C. D. D. Club 123 Hy-Y 10, 11, 12. XvlRGlNIA KII.I.uoIII-: Always entertaining her oluss mates, Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree 123 Home Ec- cers Club 123 S. O. A. P. Club 113 English Club 10. RITSSELI, 4'H.INDIlI:R Born a delight to his fellow men. Hi-Y 103 Glee Club 103 Dramatic Club 103 History Club 11, 12Q Explosion Club 123 Gay Deceivers 123 Officers Corps 12. IX . , is I ff h 351 fig I, 1 WALT:-:R ABNEY Earnest in all he undertakes. Chess Club 123 Glee Club 12. FLOY ANN IIARRIS A day for toil. an hour for sport. Hut for a friend, life is too short. Spanish Club 103 English Club 10, 111 I, P. S. Club 113 Democracy Club 123 Modiste Club 12. lloms WINSTIZAII You flavor everything. Wonder Club 103 English Club 113 Dramatic Club 123 Hy-Y 123 S. L. A. M. Club 123 Color Guard 113 Pep Squad 12. C.II.vIN LIICIIEL He is Toots to us! Salesmauship Club 123 R. 0. T. C. 12. Page Fifty-one J on DAVIS A fellow of infinite humor, producer of plenty of fun. LVCILLE PARTRIDGE Upright and honest, industrious and sincere. History Club 123 English Club 103 Democracy Club 123 Hy-Y 12: Spanish Club 12. CATHERINE SIII:FrIEI.D Trifles make perfection. but perfevtion is no trifle. History Club 103 Democracy Club 123 Modiste Club 123 Speech Club 123 Caesar Club 12. LEVVIS TRANSOI' An all-round goorl boy. Exponent Club 123 Cicero Club 11: S. O. A. P. Club 123 Hi-Y 103 En-glish Club 11. .ro X .1iv.f1-2255142 f.f3?37HELW ' ,es -.nv UR' . 5 2721 g,,.E..-..B.,...1.J JI-Issin BIAYS What ri joy to 'walk with her and hear her lovely voice! Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Home Management Club 12: S. O. A. P. Club 123 Home Eccers Club 10. MADEIIINE MooNI:Y Striving to achieve the highest. Hy4Y 10, 11, 123 History Club 103 Cicero Club 101 Vergil Club 111 Invincibles Club 123 Ex- plosion Club 123 Fifth Degree Club 12. NIIIIIIA Jlciisox A f-apital girl. History Club 10, 112 Home Management Club 12. ILIRRY TIIoMPsoN He has proven himself dependable and loyal. Hi-Y 103 Century Club 112 S. 0. A. P. Club 123 Exponent Club 123 R. O. T. C. 11, 123 English Club 10, 11. Page Fifty-Two BIARY JANE AIOIIEAD Mary Jr111e's rlrawzatic ability places her high in C'entral's Hall of Fume, R. O. H. Club 115 Eng-O-Liu-guist Club 115 Caesar Club 123 Debate Club 125 Dramatic Club 12'5 Historical Study Club 125 Speech Club 12. Gisonorz limcic They say that the best counril is that of women. Hi-Y 115 History Club 115 C. D. D. Club 123 Salesmanship Club 125 Geometry Club 105 Vocational Education Club 11, 12. .lwii BIANN He was always 11111111111 11771671 he talked. RICIBICCCA 1xIll.Ll'IR Life is not so long. but there is ulimys time fm' a flirtation. French Club 105 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Democracy Club 12. E 1 ,151 1 l f 1 X-411 ,fe 13.5, ,wi-fig' A K 1 .L-F' 4 Q ...,fL.,.,.J DoRoT11Y Boyu To know her is to know a worfhwlzile girl. To M NEELY If she 1m1Ie1'12al11es me. What mire I how' fair she be! Baud 11, 125 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Speech Club 125 Gay Deceivers 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, Dramatic Club 10. QVENTIN BIONROE Uvflflf61JC?' he did. he did with ease. Lois GRAGERT Ease of heart her e12e1'11 Iook conveyed. Dux Club 105 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 History Club 105 Spanish Club 125 Democracy Club 12. Page Fifty-Three ag -' 15: JULIUS BARLOW The music goes round and comes out Barlow. Glee Club 105 Hi-Y 105 Democracy Club 12. DORIS ASIILIJY Oh the lovely auburn lights within her hair! Hy-Y 105 S. 0. A. P. Club 12. DIARY HINI-:S A wonderful disposition and a friend in need. English Club 11, 125 History Club 125 De- mocracy Club 125 Glee Club 105 Hy-Y 11, 12'. BOB FONDRI-:N Personality plus! fPlus football effieiencyj Hi-Y 115 Democracy Club 125 Glee Club 11. FRANK GODVVIN Don't judge his disposition by his hair. C. D. D. Club 125 Hi-Y 10, 115 Mississippi Historical Club 125 Globe Trotters Club 115 Biology Club 105 English Club 11. DORIS EDNA TIIOMI-sox She handles friendship judiciously, Hy-Y 10, 125 A. A. H. Club 125 Dinner Belles 12. INEZ W,xCAs'1'ER There is humor in everything. Democracy Club 125 Dinner Belles 12. AL FRED DIXNIEL Life is just a bowl of cherries. Cicero Club 105 Hi-Y 105 C. D. D. Club 125 Salesmanship Club 125 Photography Club 12. Page Fifty-Four 1u:ll'lfll'? 'l! 5 FAE VVEIR Precious things come in small packages. Home Management Club 125 Glee Club 10, 115 Hy-Y 125 A. A. H. Club 125 Shorthand Club 115 En-glish Club 115 Drarnatic Club 105 Span- ish Club 10. ROBERT EARL BERRY If Robert handles life as he does his baton, he 1con't have to worryg he'll get along. Band 10, 11, 125 Drum Major 125 Hi-Y 10, 115 Mississippians Club 125 Glee Club 122 Wim, ROGERS As witty as his cartoons. Pegasus Club 11, 125 S. L. A. M. Club 12. NEI1IiP1 ROBERSUN A face with glaflness o1:erspread. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 French Club 105 Cosmo- politan Club 105 S. E. A. M. Club 115 Home Eccers Club 12. Y 3 1 GENE BUTLER Peace is always beautiful. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 10, 115 Historical Study Club 115 C. D. D. Club 125 Salesmanship Club 125 S. E. A. M. Club 10,115 Dramatic Club 113 Home Eccers Club 125 Athletic Club 103 Commer- cial Club 115 S. O. A. P. Club 10. WIl.Bl'R H.XRl'PIR I take care of the minutes and let the hours fake crlrc of Ihemselves. Pegasus Staff 125 Hi-Y 105 Spanish Club 115 Dramatic Club 115 Historical Study Club 11. C. D. BIATTHEVVS A pleasant agreeable fellow. Exponent Club 125 Magnolia Club 12. BESSIE LEE RAINEY A girl of high ideals. S. L. A. M. Club 125 History Club 10. Page Fifty-Five f lf P ? IV J5- F- F s :C 0 3 N P I X I 0 'L I IW I' O OTTO WISE A gentleman in wort! and deed. RUBY Cmsws Reminding of fl daisy with her unaffected air. History Club 105 Hy-Y 125 Glee Club 12. DIARY FERRELL She gave with a zest. and she gave her best, and we in return gave love. S. 0. A. P. Club 125 Dinner Belles 125 Fifth Degree Club 125 Photography Club 105 World Study Club 115 Glee Club 10, 11. Dxwsois PINNIX Honest fame awaits the truly good. Hi-Y 105 English Club 125 Democracy Club 12. -A ELON lCLL1s A cheerful package of energy. Hi-Y 10, 115 J Club 125 R. O. T. C. 10, 115 C. D. D. Club 125 Gay Deceivers 125 Glee Club 105 Debate Club 125 Historical Study Club 115 Cheerleader 125 English Club 10, 12, EDITH NVARE A blend of all the good she sees in others. Glee Club 10, 115 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Century Club 115 Fifth Degree 125 S. O. A. P. Club 125 Dinner Belles 125 History Club 11. V ERA BIAE RHODES A nature gentle and sweet. French Club 105 S. L. A. M. Club 125 S. E. A. M. Club 115 Cosmopolitan Club 10. LEN1 RAE LABIBERT Never a serious moment, always happy and gay. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Wonder Club 105 S. E. A. M. Club 115 C. D. D. Club 125 Home Eccers Club 12. Page Fifty-Six Ill -www iwis. X f JIMMY Rooms Why suoh a far away look in your eyes? S. L. A. M. Club 125 Historical Study Club 125 Rifle Team 12'5 Ry O. T. C. 12. ' ERNEsTINr: FOSTER N. 1' Such beautiful auburn hriirl ll' s. o. A. P. Club 125 zipper Club 12. ILDA GALVANI 5, She has a smile for everyone. el 3 55 S. E, A. M. Club 115 Democracy Club 125 Y HyfY 115 History Club 10. H .loux Rom-:RTS ll . W' ' A more dignified 1-aflet never presented arms. N, vb' 1 'l S. O, A. P. Club 125 Hi-Y 105 R. O. T. C. 11, 5' 125 Rifle Team 125 Historical Study Club 11. .4 . W . ff l I 1 i 'ix 162 Gai- IOW . J. M. W1-zlxvlca We like him lnerlouse he's likable. Hi-Y 10, 11. JEVVEIL IIARTLEY Grave was in all her steps. tif Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 English Club 105 Dramatic '. Club 10, 115 S. L. A. M. Club 125 Fifth Degree Club 12. .WJ I'lIl,x1NE BARROVV Her journalistic talent well deserves rreflit. l ' Gay Deceivers 125 Democracy Club 125 Hy-Y 1 10, 11, 125 Journalism Club 125 Spanish Club 115 Geometry Club 105 History Club 105 Home N Eccers Club 115 Pep Squad 11. ' 3 1 ROV XVILLIAMS The mischief in his eye belies the quietness of his manner. Hi-Y 10, 115 Salesmauship Club 12. 5 . li . fl li. E Page Fifty-Seven. lmi1nl'amisn'I Stow MAE BLACK Her friendly nature has won many to her. History Club 10, 113 Democracy Club 12. BENTON VVELLS Tall. blonde. and handsome. Hi-Y 113 History Club 123 S. O. A. P. Club 12. CHARLOTTE JORDAN Gentle. quiet, efficient, and willingj that's Charlotte. S. E. A. M, Club 115 Home Eccers Club 12'g Magnolia League 123 Hy-Y 12, Rosisivr DONAN Short and to the point. History Club 103 Hi-Y 101 English Club 11Q History Club 113 S. 0. A. P. Club 12. V L Q' lllu.,,, ' ' .1l!LJt' I-, M55 li 'lil ' If '21 ,Willis 122:55-' l?.J6..fLi TOM PACE His shirts set the prwe. Spanish Club 123 Salesmanship Club 12, Roslx LEE BELL A peaceful nature, a gentle heart. History Club 103 Home Eccers Club 129 C. D. D. Club 12. RIDLEY Goocu As much at home on the court of a gym as she would be in the court of a king. Hy-Y 10, 11g Democracy Club 123 R. O. T. C. 111 Pep Squad 11g J Club 11, 12. ELDRED HUGHES His greatest talent lies in his art. English Club 113 Glee Club 11,125 Explosion Club 123 S. L. A. M. Club 12. Page Fifty-Eight III i fll YV CLAUDE ROBERTS Be silent and safe: silence never betrays you. Salesmanship Club 12. R-1cu.xRD 1311.120 A cheerful furisfer. CAMILLE EVERETT Look in her eyes and you will see The beauty of a thousand stars. M.xL'RICl: BOVYEN He dances his worries aufny. Hi-Y 10, 115 S. 0. A. P. Club. Jem: LEWIS Anwmxn His urinuiiig way oaptivates all. inolurlirig the girls. Eng-O-Linguist Club 11. Dow JOHNSTONE Silence is the mother of Truth, Hi-Y 10, 11. WALTER WIQIGIIT His ready smile makes him icelr-ome every- where. Hi-Y 103 S. L. A. M. Club 123 Democracy Club 12. VELMA HESTER She laughs. and the world laughs with her. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 10, 11: Dinner Belles 125 I. P. S. Club 111 History Club 10, Page Fifty-Niue lllf INN Illllf li 1 r'VV'l'u'4 licvi,l, LEE WYATT Maybe he's misehienous. but we mart help liking hini. Glee Club 10, 12. Doins Joxss Original. artistic, and sweet as van be. Home Eccers 125 Magnolia League 125 Gay Deceivers 12. EVELYN BARNET1' 'iSiceet is the word for you. Hy-Y 105 Dinner Belles 125 Democracy Club 12. GILES LAUDERDALE Silent but strong, Exponent Club 123 Speech Club 12. .4!!s.. .llifaldx-L A-rlllin nlgrallll ,ll :lf Ill :Il hdblllll ll llilklll ll, 'Illia-I ll -PIIU Q ills! I. Ihr HILTON C'.xRi.1sI.E Hiltorfs nariefl interests have 'made for him an unusual number of friends. Spanish Club 105 International Club 105 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Debate Club 10, 11, 125 De- bate Team 125 Historical Study Club 10, 115 Journalism Club 11, 125 Pegasus Club 11, 125 Magnolia League 125 Gay Deceivers 12. JOHN SHARP VVvlliLl,XlWS IV He could distinguish and divide A hair twirl souih and southwest side. Debate Club 11, 125 Chess Club 125 Archives Club 123 English Club 12. CHARLIE CMM Why worry? Happiness is cheaper. S. L. A. M. Club 125 Democracy Club 12. LORETTA ANDERSON Her ready smile invites friendship. Hy-Y 105 History Club 105 Math Club 105 Pep Squad 105 Dinner Belles 12'5 Mississip- pians 12. Page Sixty lil 'N i, i i ii i i i ii ii, i i l :I :ii , , xi! wx, L 1 lj CLOVIS PASSONS ', His calm and deliberate judgment brought many a Tiger victory. Hi-Y 10, 11g History Club 105 I. P. S. Club 115 D. E. M. Club 125 J Club 10, 11, 125 Manager Basketball 105 Captain Football Team 12. 1 1 ' CORRTNE COMFORT 1 I Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. 1 ll C1.Eo :HUGHES The rule of my life is to make business Ll pleasure and pleasure a business. History Club 10, 115 English Club 105 Modiste Club 125 Salesmanship Club 125 Mississippians 125 Hy-Y 12. 1 CECIL SCARBROITGH W He who seeks one thing in life and but one may hope to nrhieve it. Exponent Club 125 S. L. A. NI, Club 12. i' l X, ' 5 C 1 fu., , VV.-XLTER SCOTT Energetic and ingenuous. Hi-Y 105 Historians 103 Explosion Club 125 Glee Club 105 History Club 125 Vagabonds 12. MARsI1.xLL QUINN As eZectric'y as his radios. ,ll 5 Hi-Y 10, 115 S. L. A. M. Club 12. T. 11. S1gLLERs M. A quiet but a true friend. l. 1' Hi-Y 105 S. L. A. M. Club 125 Democracy Club 12. DONALD XVIMBERLY What would Central have been without Wimpy! 1 History Club 10, 115 1:-emocracy Club 125 ' J Club 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11. l , ' Page Sixty-One 4 1 lin-4Klll11NHl9ll N wlwlwl ,..,. , l,.,iriggiiXi-,I1l,l in ' FUIUB' The messenger brought my gardenias from Easom and Fitts, Florists, and, as soon as I had pinned them on, I made my way through the office to the outer door. f'Wl1itl1e1', Mary Jane?l' called out Jim Livesay from his desk as I passed. 'fTo no other place than Patricia Eager Graham ls, fellow-journalistfl I answered. Shes giving a celebrity party-you know. XVish me luck and a good write-up. , f'Here's to you, then,7' said Jim cheerfully, as I closed the door of the main office of the Daily Mirror. It was such a lovely evening-for Jackson in December-that I decided to walk, but a limousine drew up to the curb 2il1Cl someone sweetly asked me to ride. It was Frances Cottrell, just back from Paris, where she had spent a month and part of her several million dollars. I complimented her on her beautiful car, and she told me that it had been designed by Jack Mann and that Charlotte Truitt had planned the color scheme and general decora- tion ofthe interior. Frances' new home was being built at the time, and she told me the architect was Elaine Garrett Qpardon me-Elaine Owenj. Frances dropped me at the NValdorf-Ritz, and inside the lobby I met famous Surgeon Thomas Neely and Dr. Richard Dorman talking with Beth Irby. Also I met Captain Howard Cotten of the United States Navy, Harry Holton of the United States Senate, and Lab Technician Martha Kendrick. On the elevator were Charles Kilgore, famous crooner, Dr. Carolyn Buck, Governor William Shipman, and commercial artist, Lucille Skelton-also on their way to Pat Eager Graham ls penthouse. Having arrived at the beautiful home of the hostess, I found her with Elta Robinson and Pete Pierce, all three looking exactly what they were-million dollar wives of millionaire husbands. There were dozens of people at the party. I don't think I ever could name them all-but in the number were Alwilda Montgomery, famous accordionist, and Jacquelyn Conner, who sang in Grand Opera. Clifford Godwin, famous symphony orchestra conductor, was there with his wife Evelyn Jones, and John Roberts, Prince of Jazz, and Wife Marianna Terry were among the first arrivals. Near the punch bowl l found Scientist D. C. Simmons and Chemist John Burwell arguing over what the punch had in it. Dancing with Frank Furlow, the heart-breaker of the screen, was Fenncile Richardson, H0llyWood's most famous night- club dancer. Drifting about the floor in the arms of Novelist Joe Mc- Carty was Mary Sylvia lleron, Broadwayls lovely dancer. Charlotte Dutton, dancer and Mary Sylvia's beautiful rival, was sitting one out with that second Fred Astaire, John Allen Ellard. Near the radio were Page Sixty-Two 'title' 1 'f'l'l l'H5f Blillfl.. FIIIITIISY . . . those two lovely actresses, Roberta Lee and Anne Dudley Owens, listening to the sweet crooning of George Kinard. Alfred Millstein and Peter Lutken were relating their experiences in leopard hunting to those wide-eyed screen sweethearts, Mary Carraway and -lean Barksdale. Katherine Riddell, a second Cornell, discovered and managed by New York's most successful director, Ess VVhite, sat discussing politics with orchestra leader, Mickey VVhite. 'llhey were interrupted from time to time by the executive and politician, Benton Wakefield. llilton Carlisle and Sam Birdsong, well-known criminal lawyers, ate caviar and argued over a recent kidnapping case. Alf Saums and Judson Shields, novelists, were complimenting Pat OiBrien and Shirley Chichester on their latest travel book, while June Bryant, poet, listened in. Blanche Reid, sophis- ticated playwright, ate salted nuts and talked to Martha Emmons, co- author, about the denouement of her latest mystry. Gladys Robertson, radio singer, talked to Virginia Carlisle and her husband, who was am- bassador to China. Sidney Reed, famous psychologist, was on the terrace giving a very interesting lecture to an audience consisting of Marty Love, actressg Walter Scott and Sallie Lea VVhitney, comedy teamg Anne Nichols and lVill Rogers, publishers, Charlotte Nichols, bed-time story teller on the radio, Evelyn Pevey, second Eleanor Powell, and Paul Lackey, model for Esquire ads. Irma Chambers, short-story writer, talked to play-boy Andrew Orkin, and Sallie VVilliams, radio star, was waiting in the sun parlor for some one. I saw Jimmy Uavett, lawyer, headed that way. C. A. Moak, nightclub manager, talked to jazz-band leader Tommy Vililliams about polo, and the big movie director, Mebane Goodloe, was advising actress Dorothy Wiinan to renew her contract with Paramount. Finally, about tenethirty, after l had seen everybody and interviewed a few, I left, even though the party had prolonged itself into a dance, which was now at its height. In the lobby I met Mary Crawford Dennis with her famous surgeon husband. I saw Corde Joe Bierdeman and Evelyn Richards, secretaries, Marguerite llamilton, retired capitalist, and Bernice Suttle, wife of a famous concert pianist. I went straight back to the newspaper office, where I found Elaine Barrow using my typewriter to take notes given her by Leon Howell, the paper's circulation manager. I shooed them away and sat down to straighten my cluttered desk. Leon returned presently to tell me that I had better hurry if l was going to attend the New lYHd1'vS party for the paper staff tonight. Why, I had forgotten! A second after twelve, Little New Year 1948 would be ushered into Jackson. Another year had passed, and l wasn't any closer to being a celebrity. Oh, well, maybe this year I would be the most famous guest 'invited to one of those celebrity parties-instead of just going for the purpose of writing about it. MW ,em new Page Sixty-Three t 1 LEHVES FBUII1 il SEIIIUWS DIHHY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1934 Dragged out of bed at the unearthly hour of seven-thirty to start back to school! But it was well worth it to Walk nonchalantly up to Senior High School in my new high heelsf!l and stare haughtily down at the Junior High kids Cand secretly in awe at the Seniorsj. To- day I saw everybody I hadn't seen for ages. It was fun being together again after our sum- mer Vacation. There's such a cute boy next to me in history. I think I'll wear my new pink dress to school tomorrow. Maybe that will make an impression! FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1935 We Sophies made a day of it at school today. Our class had a program in chapel to show everybody weire 'goin' to town as Seniors, with all the talent We've got. We felt so important with our colors all over the auditorium and cafeteria and with huge streamers of the same rose and white tied to our arms. Everybody paid us special at- tention and congratulated us on the success of our day. THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1936 At last Jack asked me for a date. I broke the one with David 'cause he wanted to go to the show, and Jack wanted to take me to the Junior Class vaudeville. Of course I had to support my class, didnit I? Everybody Was at the vaudeville, and it was awfully cute! I'll bet we Juniors made a lot of money for our Senior project next year. A good idea- that looking ahead! I'm looking ahead to another date with Jack! He's fun, I'll tell the World! MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1936 For the last time I felt the thrill of excite- ment of a first day of school at Central High! This promises to be a grand year, but it seems so strange not to see the older boys and girls around for us to look up to and admire. It makes me feel funny to think that people are looking up to us now. Here I am beginning to be sad already at the thought of graduat- ing! But there's a whole year yet, and I hope we make it a good one! ,aa Nr? e SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1937 I'm nearly dead! I tell you, Diary, these parties are getting me down! From luncheon to bridge party Cwith only nine in Ann's car!! and thence to the Garden Party to receive ex' citedly the book which we members of the Hy-Y wrote. And we learned that one of our big responsibilities, the Cotton Boll, is nearly ready to go to press. Of course, it's going to be the biggest and best yet!! We're working hard to raise the rest of our money for our project by giving plays and, best of all, the Pearl River Show Boat. It is really going to be a knockout !! Soon we'll have Class Day, and then too soon comes our graduation. The end-or rather the beginning! The World is going to hear from us, you wait and see! With the wonderful start we've made and our boundless ambition, some of us are surely going to be- come famous. But Whatever happens to us, we'll always remember our happy associations at dear old Central High! swaye- JUIHUIES N- flu, ,f ff 1' NJN ly, v, f 'ffff1f1f,',, HH fwwfnjlf ' , . xffu' mf f,.f,gfij,.,flIrp1f f W I jqwfwfffgh' , ,Mfr f: fx yqwn mmf MH fm'-11 NVIJ ,C :-- 7,3 44,14 HERBERT BIGGS We admire him not only for what he is. but for what we know he will be. DOROTHY SEAROY Her present is pleasant, Her future looks bright. LILLIAN SEYMOUR Her smile has many Charms. 3' 'Ov W' pq-af XYIRGINIA PATTERSON L- Her merit is unexcellecl. I JANE CLARK Jane is herselfg need ure say more ? I IIIIAIIAN RHODES We are glad you canze bavlc, Lillian. YN IJ may gawk lsllila 1 ,' Naya, W XJ XP ,WHL 71: ff 5' W A-LW Y Kg I, ,,,,,,,g,E,, . v,. BIARY ANN ARMSTRONG - Stately charm. Charaning grace, gracious ways. NANCY GRAIIAM Her I-harms caused t sur- render of a well-for ed gar- rieon waffle NELI, LIITRRAY The sunshine of her heart is refleeted in her hair. 0 BIARY ELIZABETH NORDIN As capable as she is attrac- tive. ANN NEWELII Always ready for fun. 5 0 BOE RISb1R A good runner. an excellent Catch N ii 1 X , XR W if l '. ' , W ,, , ,W , f . YN 5- - in N5 Ad lf, 1 Page Sixty-Seven 1 BILL ALLEN Pep and personality fills this Bill. BIARTHA SHEFFIELD She rifles the crest of the 11-ave. PHILIP BROOKS A loyal friend. CECILIA BURDETTE The calm quiet beauty of the dawn. O L. W. 3 0 E Mao i e l of 0441. O CORDELIA BATTR An ideal all-rouml girl. ll 1l'l1l'3i'il1I,i. ff -. K Hgvjxt , IX: ,fi tx QU I Fgmii' I' ' if V63 Page Sixty-Eight DOROTHY ANN BELL Two sparkling brown eyes plus a really l'hG7'77l plus a gay disposition equals Doro- thy Arm. LIELVIN BAIN A11 abriflgell edition of fun. OLGA NVRIGIIT To know her is to love her. to love her is divine. J OI: PRESLEY Rare Compound of geniality and yaiety. FRANCES FREILY Her literary ability adds much to our publications. IiENRY IIRDERMAIN You 0an't get ahead erman. 'r MDW Imvfx fuihl, MARY EDITH NOBLE Delightful to know. GEORGE GILLESPIE Brilliance personified. ESTELLE PULLEN Where theres Estelle- there's fun. GENE lX10RSE Hcre's hoping G67'IC'S ambi- tions are realized. IIELEN IIARVEY AICGEE She has all the rharvn and graeiousness of a May Queen. THOMAS S1-ENGLER i 1 Have 11011. heard his English i t accent? B N 9. - ' - '.'7k 7 ' Y ,, A Q- - ' - ' , - . n' 'f ' f1 ,: . CQ' - ! 'i-i Page Sixty-Nine RAYMOND BIARTIN Firrnishes the pressure the press. O BIARTHA DEAN for So Easy To Love. O S11E1,'1'ON KEY His drawings are his intro- duction. Drums BALDVVIN Born to Dance. GERALD JONES Pooky is one of the of Central. O FR,xNCEs TYSON .ww t'Smy as Sweet as You Are. CLEM CRQOK Straight-forward an fl person- able. DIARY GRACE BIIN YARD As sweet and clemure as the violet. 0 ALICE DIARY AMIN Quietly willing and eminent' ly capable. HELEN RICKS Dainty and petite. HARRIS CARTER Sonny's dignity is second only to his friendly nature. ANN HERBER1' An exquisite miniature. 11 KHEIHX H011 ,fm ' Lf' 5 REM:-. 2-za fg 5 n f mb Page Seventy BIARY MCRAE She has a Dent in her heart. If gzcfilf ' ADNA WILDE Full of mischief mixed with fun. ELETHIA ROGERS As sweet as she looks. O N.XT.XLIE KEY Her heart? Only one has the key. CARLISLE SYKES Too Marvelous for Words. NEIiSlJN GOINGS Tap away, Nelson! iw 11111195 Bum, 6 A W. ..4:,,i,1, ,,,, ,Lg 5- ' ',,,,'7g,i, , WY? by WJ. ,,f,., if If - f ffz It-,jf I , .113 fb-fi .-.Q - . ,f4f'. ' . 1' W 'g 'Af'-Af' i'-'HLII2 'C .0 5, w I ' C OIEINNE. B.AIjL , 4 'tThese Foolish Things re- mind ns of yon. RI'FI's BRo.ID.xw.xY Ease of heart his every look contains. JULIA BIAY WATKINS Hats off to Miss Junior Class. FRANCES O 7KEP1P'kI As vharminy as sweet, and as sweet as modest. wk lkw To ' W 3 Qi! w . IX 'ER TEVVAR' - ' X. Oh, the softness of her eyesl IJOUGLAS XNHARTON He has a way of his own. KT I l Page Seventy-One BUDDY DAVIS A record-breaking heart breaker. O Emu KATHERINE HIYNNICIITT Her duslcy hair gleams with stars. I WINIERED BIANSFIELD Her friendship means much to many. MILIIRED PARRISH A pleasanter person you'll never meet. CECIL PRATIIER The aaantless spirit of reso- lution. JEAN KINNEY Her voice is ever so soft. JOHN NICIIOIISON Full of fun. packed with pep. and ready for anything. - 1 r 1 MARQVIRET HENDERSON She's so completely adorable EAEUDREY BIAE WILIAIANIS She has a voice of glarlness ROSEMIXRY PRINCE AHTKlCfl'IJ6 in h67' 'Yl6af7l68S VIRGINIA XVILKINS As graceful as a ivilloiv. AL IIICKS A pleasant friendly fellow. ...f 1 ,- i1ffInTlU5f1UiJf V if f,1,.4ig1a:4'.-5 .X A Page Se1:enty'Two BIARY STONE Constant as the dial to the 31671. WEBB STIIIzELEEIEI.D . A professional wit, FREIIDA LEE A brunette picture. BEVERLY ELLIS Sweet and understanding, a friend worth having. J. G, ILIMPTON Life has a thousand ehurins for me. KATHERINE GRIIIES Her chatter and Charm will put you at ease. DOUGLAS ALLEN Quiet anrl unassuming but genuinely capable. BIARG UERITE STOGNER One of those who dispense happiness. FLORA RIAE GREEN Dressed to the inch of fash- ion. DIARY RUTH YOUNG Silence is sweeter than speech. ELDEN WELLS Worth is not measured by size. ALDA LOYD HAYES Sorry we had to lose you. 'lun milmm will X i ' V Page Seventy-Three X rw' F CAROLYN SLAYMAKER She unselfishly shares her ability. Q' f' fy ROBERT FIELD A versatile personality. SARAH ANN WOOLUM Her smile charms everyone. EDITH SAMPSON Calm, serene, and sweet. HELEN EVERETT Helen. is delightfully giddy. CRAFTON GILPIN He would discourage the Lil- liputians. AVDREY BROOM Precious, we'd say. CHARIJPON Rosy Quietly capable. IXJROTHY GATES An asfret to everything in which she has a part. A BERTHA VOIVNCIL Like a flower petal is her lovely Complexion. ELINUR BARTIIEL Possessed of an unusual Charm. WILLIAM FL-.ZAKERLY A man of polite learning and liberal education. li,,4ii1x4Y,N Iw1.1, , 'ia?3':. . WLT9'-. 1, my wax .J Gif Ny' Page Seventy-Four Rlclumm LA1'DERD.xLE An intelligentlenlan. X 1 ,, i 0 I Ixqfl-I BRYANT wistful charni. FLQRENGE POWELL Always fun to have around. AIARY BULL CUIiBERT A neicr-onrer who quirkly icon our heart. BEN XNALKER His smile and his voice Aoelnim him our Choice. 0 ff. ffx- M05 ff., 4 Cxkfxii . Q ' CIJQJTA CZORUON Cleta c0uldn't be sweeter. C7 K f Ml v MQ MIL , ,L Q is XA ek' -AN A , XX Ny- - ELIZABETH APPERSON A harrly Texas lass. FABIAN GITNN He's really a Gunn with the wind. BETTY LEsTE1c She always seems perfectly contented. LXIARGIE IIARRISUN Gay without toil. lovely without art. JAMES CONEY Actions speak louder than words. LH.m.xN A1-ORF-ON Loader! with vitality. llf ull tux I-IvI.l. 'rfb' .uh : . I QA. Vvlf xv, r ji!!-5 'iii' Q' KL-I E -Q Page Seventy-Five IIARRY LOFLIN Care-free and happy-go-lucky Untiring in her unselfishness l i ELAINE CASE K BEVLAH RWERS Witty, friendly, lots of fun. IJUKUTHY Nxcuonsox A girl one can't help remembering. FRANCES SEYMOUR Agreeable and attractive. FRED HURST Never trouble trouble 'till trouble troubles you. if ww ilu !.11ii I r HARRY OWEN Tall, lanky, and irresistible. DORIS JOHNSTONE Happiness is everywhere if we but know where to look. BETII NOIiMAN A sweet, unusual beauty. BLANCHE IIPSHAVV Her hair is a well-dressed halo about her head. PERCY STACY Lucky stars shine on him. HELEN HOKE A fragile, dainty loveliness. uw. 1' xy N!! I FJ . MO- 'Yi Ik 0 :Q Page Seventy-Six ROSE HEAD A Rose without a thorn. GASTON GILMORE Sensible and quiet. LORAINI-I BIOKRIS Always adding to her Co leetion of friends. O GLADYS WAIJDEN Friends are Counted not D1 number but by worth. O LEAH GORDON Originality plus. FRANCIS STEVENS Once a friend. always a friend. It lWfrW1WWWli'- M133 s. ,. W CLYDE SCOTT I He's got rhythm! W O W W BIARGARET ABNEY W 3 Light-hearted and lovely. X O FORREST EXULT We're awfully glad to have you! W DORA STARNES An attractive brunette with W artistic talents. T If' FRAN K NOON E Photography i.s a snap for W him. ALLMAN RUOKEI: 'Fas He looks at life and laughs. i P I 'J W W 1 if EVALINE KIiAY.X'F W Originality, friendliness. and energy rolled into one. N I W BILLY REED W His frienzlships are lasting ones, W 0 . W -' al , - MA CAMOLEA :WXICIJAVID T W A1 reliable girl with a sweet W disposition. i 1 w I w N 1 SAM SAMPLE i This generous Sample con- , ninc-es you of its quality. y o ijlquhgx p W N 'bis W If'I.,xvIA RL'ssE1?fQ'Q W Her merry eyes reflect her W sunny disposition. ' f L ' rnllllu, ' i ' 1 E. fs: lit E . 4 law' it 2 - .40 i- , 5 1 Page Seventy-Seven .L ... N.,- . miisiziaixx Q' 4 -1 : -4 ,fs 14' l - iiiilw iiiiliiiiiiii I I I ffrflnnll-Imliflli ,C X My p- Ir JWIS 5 , I , .... , - ..f..--- ,-.. Page Eighty-One 1.0, 4' ff , . .-.,I ,.,..2ILI..n'1..f --Y-- V A Y K? ' .F . X 1.1 lg if - 1.-Q . ,-' wht' SAM MY LOVE Active. ALICE CLARK Sweet. CLARA FITZHUGH Pretty. M.xI.COLIvI LOWE sociable. BERNICE NICIIOLS Sophisticated. LVNA WEIR Spirited. KATIIRYN BIINYARD Impressive. CATHERINE ANNE BALEY Loyal . JAMES SPAIN Quiet. ROSRMARY FRANKLIN Prerious. ELIz.xBE'I'H BRIDGES Friemlly. R-.W URBAN Intelligent. .J fi ' . 4,5g...9 lff, Ili N lm!! k -. ...g-,Kq,...,,E,,.. J., : '9 av' ED NICIIIJIISOX Peppy. J EAN SPENSER Imle-Spenser-ble. SYIIVIA ROBERTS Attractive. JOHN BIINYARD industrious. JEAN GRAM BLING M erry. PATSY PARKER Wmy. LIARJORIE BIORTIMER Stylish. HI-:LEN LEWYIS Intellectual. BIAVRIN E FERGUSON Jolly. JACK JACOBS Athletic. DICK BENTON Gifldy. BIARIE XVILSON Dependable. ails IISEQIL IHYUI-I BU .LIU-ll -I If Ill Sl A7 'llll Il 2253: I P I. Ch. lu' ilJ,6Ul? lf . i 1 Page Eighty-Two ,.... - P f I I .. :Linn-f. , - ,-,lm , ,L,,,,, ,W ,,-,:,f,, , ,.-4 1 4' . lui!! . 1111111-1N11111 315523. MR X 1 1 1 N 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E 1 BETTY BARROVV Athletic. BILL WRIGIIT . Neat. 0 ZXIARY GER'1'RI'DE Rom' Casual. ANNA ZOE BENTON Nice. 0 H,IzEI. VVALKER Tasteful. .IACQITELINE BIVLLINS ' Lively. O ANNIE BIAE BIILLER Thoughtful. MIIIDREII FULBRIGIPI' Vl'UClCl0uS. 0 SARAH BOLEN Charming. K.X1'HIIEPlN PHILIPS Talkative. 0 POPLE FAGIN Goorbnatured. BONNIE BELLE TIIQRNTON Accommoflatlng. Kb Page Eighty-Three 2 5 '--ff.. 16C f -.,.--. 1 ., 4-'3'iY1, In I 11'l l'f Vi HY I1 I 4H',,xn ,. 1.01. DORIS ELAINE BEASLEY Dainty. PAULINI: Cox Snappy. IVIARTHA IIAMIIITON Sincere. BIARY TI1IvII'I.I-:TON Graceful. JANICE TAYLOR Dignified. FRANCES H.ATHORN Enchanting. ELIZABI-:TII AIEIVISTRONG Agreea ble. VIRGINIA THATCII Saucy. SARA FRANCES SAND!-lI1'UR Musical. GPIRALDINE SITMRALI. Versatile. MA RY AIIRLINR SMITI I Fragile. BIAE EVIJRS CRESSVVELL Cute. Q- LT: O X O r I ,f P' v' L. - Ag ,wif . ' qv Page Eighty-Four wsfblw fx '12vfx.i. 1 z ' 1:: f' WT- -f'::,,-------.-- f ', jr fini. 'wwf' Page Eighty-Five IIALL TACKETT Ambitious. .DOROTHY ROBERTS Lovable. FRANCES FREEMAN Animated. DIILLICENT LAMPR Exotic. KATHRYN SVR JoHN:+oN Gracious. HEIJEN STEWART Capable, ' ff 1. 494 X l ' W' ff' f 1:-2 X ff! 1 o fm' . . BIB IIIIJIIIEIITS . . S EPT E M B E R Cain's corner takes on renewed life as school starts. Other things which take on renewed life: last years ro- mances, tit-tat-toe games, disinissals. and Mac lllcAtee's Ford. Football games every Friday night: bleachers fall only once. Nominations for sen- ior elass offic-ers held in chapel. tlt I'llBER liveryborly either at the fair or on his way. Band boys seen all over the pike between cont-erts. Senior t-lass officers' election finally held. .lim Ilivesay elet-ted president, lt. O. 'l'. t'. sponsors elected. Charlotte llut- ton seen practicing niau-hing. Annual staff choseng lilta Robinson tries to look the palt ol' a busy editor tnotel she dnesn't succeedj. NOVl1lBllll+Ilt Special to Meridian, Meridian lost . , . spoons, knives. forks. glasses: in fact, ex'erythin,i:' except the game. Everybody blue, it' not over losing the Meridian game. celtainly over 146- ports. Annual staff hard at work on the annual: well, at least Renton XYaket'ielrl was hard at work. IIICCICM lililt Everybody worrying over what to give for Christmas: everybotly worry- ing still more about what he-'s going to get. Borrowing Gone XVith the Wind and by concentrated effort be- tween parties finishing one-third of it. Dances, parties, and more dances. Everybody singing: You Turned the 'Fables on Mc. GD .IANl'.XllY New Year's Itesolution: To finish Gone YVith the VVind and to kill anyone so niutrh as Whispering' Knock, Knock. Peter Shipman seen telling Monroe Smith a joke tsee Marchj. Q Fl'Il!ltl'AltY 'l'ig.g'erettt-s win Big' liiglit title. llant-e g'iven to veleluate x'it't'n'y. Boys and ,frirls lureakg not a vrallflower in the crowd. ily'-Y celebrates twen- tieth anniversaryg big banquet heltl in vafeteria of school. Valentine Day with varied nssortlnent of missives, comic' and otherwise. not forgetting 4-'Indy and flowers. 1lAlU'lt R. U. I. t. dance held at Armory huge success. tlirls start realizing that Easter is just around the 4-orner and start putting' out father's hnuSe- slippers, Biloxi hop, the stomp, and trurtkin' make a big' hit at the first senior party, XVho's NVho contest held: everybody wondering who count- ed the votes. Monroe Smith laugh- ing' all day at l'etcr's joke. APRIL Leon Howell and .lane Flark did not walk down the hall together tApril lfoolh. Alfred Atkinson not in the bull pen tApril Foolp. Mr. Roberts did not say You'1'e ex-:'used tAp1'il Fool! lmpossiblelj The tilee Club presented The Goridoliers. l'lverylJ0tly surprised at dramatic and musical talent to hc found in school. BIA Y Seniors attending parties all week- end. Juniors absent on Mondays. Sophs wondering how it will feel to he juniorsg juniors wondering how it will feel to be Seniors: seniors won- dering' how it will feel not to pass. Senior Class presents plays. Two or three lucky people get graduation presents. liverybmly planning where to go to college. and everybody agree- ing' it would be fun to stay at high sr-hool forever, w Aa II Bmnriam Eeuerlg Gnlhsmith Hirtur Earringvr I t seems hard that we should lose two of our students within a year,' but we are grateful for the memory of them, young and happy. Always we shall treasure the associations with them as an integral part of the spirit of our high school days. I I s CD. 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JOHN NICIIOLSON - Sewond 14f6Ilf6l'lfI1'lf rf gg fb 1 I i7 , I -A 'k.. . , If W- 33,5 jjf -I f ' fi I, . . , A ji1i.:2f f.i3. -I V 45 I ' il ig ey ' 'I-If ,I A A , - A f I 5. I SERGEANTS JOHN BI'RwI-:LL VVILLIAM SIIIPMAN JOE MARSII LESTER WREN ROBERT RISER DAVID HARPOLI-1 H,ARRX' OWEN CHARLES MORRIS EINIERSON JAMES HEICBERT Bums FRANK GODWIN JOIIN LEE RAY STENVART HUMPHREY DOIXILAS WHARTON ALLEN EPPS JACK STARR L. H. DALI-:Y FRANK CIIAMIIERS WILSON DEI-'ORE HIKGI-I PARMAN JAINIES GATES RDIII-:Rm FITzIIL'f:H JAMES SPAIN L. W. MCATEI-I JACK WHITNEY STANTOX KIRCH MANN JACK TAIITOES RUBPTRT CAMPBELL DONAI.D WIMDI-:RLY ELWOOD THORNTON RICE YVILSON CORPORALS FRED CARR SAM SOIIULTZ BENTON O'NI-:AL MARX'IN VARNADO PRIVATES PI-:TER IJFTKICX BROADIIS HOLT VVAIIIIRON LEONARD JACK PROTIIERO CIIARLI-:S BURNHAM FRANK BETHUNE JAMES MII.LH SAMUEL LOVE EARL WALLACE JAMES NELSON GASTON GILMORE HARRY HOLTON CIIARLI-:S DPZKAH' CFRTIS PATTERSON , FRANCIS STEIYI-:Ns ARTHUR VARINAD0 JACK GUICE PIITLIP BROOKS ALRERT LEWIS BILLY VICKPZRS ROND0 ABI-:L EDXVARD LINDSAY SPIRO TALAMBAS JIMMY ROGERS CESS HORI-:RT WALLAOE WOLD jg GI-:OROE MOORE ANTHONY BRANXON JIMMY WIIITI-I EVON JONES TOM PACE FRED TODD CALVIN MICHEL JOIIN HAYS GORDON BEACHAM NOEL BIITLI-:R EDDIE HOUSTON KFINNETII MASSI-:Y JOHNNY CRYMI-:S JOIIN W!lFIPIl,IS W. J. IDLEASANT BILI. WILLIAMS GORDON CONN ADOLI-II SVTIIOFI-' HOWK'ARD TRIMBLE PERKTY STAFEY EDWARD NICIIOIISON .IOIIN L. WALKER HOYT WILDER PW Www wII'1'1w1-A. gglfg M-O .4 ,,,,, HDRACE WATKINS BILLY GRIFFIN ADNA WILDE JOHN LOYI-:LACE ANDRENV ARMST ON0 BILLY WARE LAMAR BISIIOP HITREET MAYS DONALD PORTER CECIL PRATIIER LENVIS WREN JIINIMY BLACK RUFl'IN LOWRY ' ELON ELLIS POPLE FAGAN MYRON RANKIN GILES MLTPIIAIT, JACK LOCKE HARVEY BEASLEY AVERY PIIILP WILIIIAM T. HAYS WIIIEY LOWRY CIIARLES FOVVLER WALTI-:R GORDON V. W. CARDVVELI, JAMES CARLTON NOTf2RASS WILMI-:R DI-:NSON XVILIIUR HARPER Y , .-1, N45 Y BDIIIPHIIY F RIISSELL CHANDLER - Cadet Captain ELTA ROBINSON - Company Sponsor BERT ALLEN - First Lieufenanz' LEE COCK!-I - - Second Lieuicnant BENTON XNAKEFIELD - Second Lieutenant SERGEANTS THOMAS SMITII RORERT FORD EUGENE CONERLY CORPORIEJQ NNES ANDERSJ BERT SMITII EDWIN PHILLIPS ROBERT ARNOLD PRIVATES MONROE SMITII DAVID HUNT GEORGE MCLAUCIILIN BILLY SAMPSON SAM WILLIAMS BILLY WRICIIT CLARENCE BALL JACK HORNII TIIOMAS WILLIAMS FRANK NOONE ROLAND JACOBS RIQEIIARD POWELL Ohm C. BRYANT PIIILIP DESMOND ALVIN BARRETT TOM FEATIIERSTON CURTIS MCCUI.I,OI7CII RALPH SHARPE FRANCIS MCDOWALL NEWTON LOVE SIDNEY STAPLETON JACK GRANTIIAM ROBERT FOSTI-:R LEWIS TRANSOU HARRY THOMPSON HOMER RICE MARK ETI-IRIDGE JOHN MANGUM EARL EPPERSON W1LI.IAM DI-:NT PAT JONES JOIINNY GODWIN GEORGE GILLESPIE LEON BRECKENRIDGE KERSEY MARSII WIAL'FPIR CIIRISTENSI-:N RICHARD LAIIRDERDALE SWVAYZE MCKEITIIEN BILLY HORTON LI-:ROY FATHERI-:E FRANK WII.I,IAMS JAMES CIIOYCE ARTIIUR FRANK MONTGOMERY RICHAIID BILBO ROBERT FONDREN ERNEST NEVI-1I.S JEI-'F MCNPIIL EDWIN MOSS J. B. PERMI-:NTER CIIARLES TII.LMAN 'I III 'MIR VIIIQ ,......,..........A rl l n JIM COCKRELL CLIFFORD GODWIN FRANCES COTTRELL PAUL LUKE Asst. D-ireczor Captain Sponsor Sergeant LOVIS E. PUIILU . - Ilirevfor R. -I. LANDIS A -----'-- Ff1c11lI'y Adviser .1.' 7 --. A-A X' ROBERT EARL BERRY PARADE 0I FlUElIiS JOE D. PEEPLES AND FRANK ELLZEY - Clarinets H.NI.II TAcIiE'I'T HAIIIIIS CARTER CIIARLTON ROIIY RIIIIIARD NICRAE RIUBERT EARL BERRY EDLIITND BARNES ROY SIMS STANLEY MCKINNKIN' CLYDE SCOTT RORERT RICHARD THOMAS FRIYANT DIOR BENTON IVIALCOLBI LOWE ROY JOHNSON NOEL WOBTACK ROBERT BRIDGES THOMAS COCHRAN JOHN MINYARD BURBON FERRELL Flutes HUGH MCELVEEN RAY JONES CHARLES EVANS ANDREXV ORKIN Oboes JOE METZ LEROY THOMAS Bassoons .IAMES CHASTAIX MAX CONEY f-. ,4 I , H, . ,,I TH, , ':f ff., L.. xgrlxgi R if ESL .aww . Bass Clarinet LII-ION I'IOXVl'II.I. Alto Clarinet ADI-:N BARIIOW Alto Samophones JOE WILLIAMS EVERETT WAR!! THOMAS BROAIIAWAY Tenor Saxophone LO MOSS HICKS Baritone S'a.ropIIone BILLY HOLDER Trombones JACK VAI'llII.XN HARRY LOI-'LIN C. A. SMITII EDXVIN DANIELS CHARLES LAWSHE Cornets EIYGENE SLIITII PAUL LACKEY CULLEN SMITH J. G. HAMPTON HAROLII STEEN EUGENE BIYRNETT HALE ROBERTS CLARENCE CALAIIAN SAIWI SAMPLE - - Drum Major Asst. Drzrm Majors Drums AIIISPIIKT CIIAMRERS PAIII, LUKE BOB RVSLING REX COOPER JAM!-IS ARMSTRONI: TOM NEELY Horns IVIILTUN VVIIITIC R0BIIVl.I'S PTTTMAN EVGENE ALLEN HOI.I.IS VAN ZAN1' Basses CLIFFORD GUDWVIN DONALD SPENCER OSCAR HI-:MPIIII.L TIIAVI-:RSE ROGERS String Bass JIM COCKRELL Cello MICKEY DONOVAN Baritone Section RUI-'OS BIIOAIIAWAY T. A, DOOLI'r'I'LE BILLY THOMPSON HARRIS Page One Hunflved Twelve fic t'w'I l'4rN. limit , M K? i' B'lIlD... The Jackson High School Band had over sixty members when organized at the opening of school. After graduation last year the band was left with forty- five pieces. The new additions came this year from Enochs Junior High School Band and some few from out of town. For the first three months of school the hand practiced Hpep music for support of the football team. The band played at all of the home games a11d accompanied the team to Meridian. The band was also guest at the Mississippi State-Sewanee game, 'Besides furnishing music every evening at the Mississippi State Fair the band paraded at the opening of this event. On November 15, the band played a concert on tl1e Governor's Mansion lawn, after which all the boys were invited in for refreshments. The band played in the Senior and Junior High Chapel at the first of the year and on the return from Christmas holidays. On January 21, the band played a concert for the JaCkSou Edl10ati0H Association. The first week of school found the band electing a new sponsor for the year. Miss Frances Cottrell, attractive senior, was selected and did more than her part in making this year's Work of the band successful. In the state contest Jackson won superior rating in marching, excellent in concert, superior in six solos, and superior in three ensembles. l . . ti A H4155 Z . 2 Jael 1 Page One Hundred Thirteen an k 6252-:L f uamsw Edllmyin- ' auxnva , , :za-rr Cm giilm G 'W A , SHIRLEY 4' ' ,,usHzs'r5rf Germ Jfmlvuml -x A151 1 N5 . f R. if mam: rusfuizws 3351141 ll- A QF SA UM5 57,52 V VIH , L1 MTH may 1 PF' W r LOUISE MOULD?- i 'i PA 5'RLCQ.iS Q'13FfIEN Giitm, -.F EVELYN JQNES 'J9pi4i X i s MAR Y SY! VFX 'I Wm. ig L 1VUX?i5.iX?IE.'I BYFI D Uupmx df V U? a, xv f .H - rar: LlJT.1XE.N JJQ Q, norm asurzvvsu fvmrsv JANE Monzfm P5114 Sperm Cm, fllwpfaq H K i. , , , fsaom 5ALL1ELEAAWHI'I'ME.Y Jm4..G Jw I' .u.W,q,m. X ffl zsamwsa wma 7' - up K - gs ax 'ti' lN.iXZELi.g Y-HEPES 2-an E 15 I 1-FKIXN QE S COTFKE ,A 55 5 5 'ev , , L. I ff: Wm-ra 8 ff' 8 . r X, F Q J, 555 - A LIVESAY PPFTRICIA EAGEFR 46519 Qhauwwl aqui. fl5uA.4Mgll-. 3, I q.A f q L ROGERS PAUL LUKE fclifvi JM: Edih-W x M 45? EHRDSONG JUE MQSARFI 19 fl' A If WV :, ,, f .Q,' .- A ' f' HS IVXANN' v 1 2 ifif rf Q PVYEYK Sr juni. 'BuA..Mg1L. BLANSHE F!E!D 04111 . 2' A 2,-,...,Q cHAmo'r'ra 'rn urrr ' ' .Mgn. www M ISS MGR EHEPXD Sfww 'HPMAN ,..--f -mofvms wmuxmxs jfligfjfl AW- BW-A934 ,jvlurlilfjvllfxf .W Nw PP' ELDFSED HUGHES IXIUXFUANNA TERRY Ju gautm Qiwmgywphg ei. -A 15 ,am fe? JIMMY SLWETT LEON HOWELL QALUGUH Jfigh. 1 .Nga , W , 1 fy 4 wg 1 Y M155 H U15 21 1 Maori Nm. B,LXF1NE'1'T Syww Spwwy' A NICHOLS JA, I . Jimi. C'1zw.JHgf1. . In V ' S .M Iyg'gII1 I SEIIIUB !3UII1II1lTIEES3 RIN I1 IYOJIMITTEH ANNE NICIIOLS JAMES SAKEIAIRI JACQIYEIIYN CONNER BIRIIIE MAI: READ llowmn TRIMBIIII J UDSON SIIII-:LDS PATRICIA O7BRIEN M USIC' IQ'0MJIITTEE IRMA CHAMBI-:Rs JOSEPIIINII ROVVAN IJICK IDORINIAN JIM CocKIzI:I.I, LEON Howr:III. 1'IARI.XNNA TERRY IJRANCES COTTRICLL HILTON CAIzI,ISI,I2 E 'i'd'- 'Y yciffffsx P F13-21 ix ' if -Zia I .A, f'jj-If t. nrvrggi-1 'r x', pfI: N i A Lf c ' 1 1 ,,::W,1 ff' r ,v-.3434 ,419 ,Q gem I -NJQZY .....- Q --Jlf.-f----1 1 i--.., ,.,I ,, ,A ..,..,.-..J Ruxm IIIINNICIHI' SHOW BOAT IYOJIJIITTEE BIAKY JANIQ Mom: IIILLIQN Hom' LUCIIILE SKELTUN SPIRO TAIAIIIBAS CHARLOTTE TRUITT Page One Hundred Sixteen .fx 1! xr fH'i'l'wvH 2314 Aff' e- ---Izfffzlifrf11-1.-:wiffr.-.-11-:f..Y-1:7we , f . 5 ' i Q4 14-1, Q 11-441' fn, :pi-..1A.L4,, I wa I 144.1 Ili.-1.41 7 .Y . ., W , Wok, ,gag PI rf r- 'JI U 3 J..5!. J.. ' The Glee Club this year has been most successful. Under the able direction of Mr. Alvin J. King' and Miss Frank Rea Dzircleii, the club presented the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta HThe Goiidoliersf' Its outstanding cast, colorful costumes, and beautiful music made This presentation one of the high lights of the year. A iunnber of Glee Club members took part in the All-State Chorus, which was also under the direction of Mr. King. i-M ' 'g 'l Q, ,Q .-2 l 1:21 TQ ui' ,A ,- Neil V ' 1 , , Ki. t - , X ,.. a W f' , - Aw. gm f I Page One Hundred Seventeen ' i I I i FIFTH DEGREE CLUB Miss MARY LEE Bovu. Sponsor A DIVISION ANN11: Nu-1ml.s, President B DIVISION MAN-:1,Ixi-1 Mooxmx President S'rE1.I,A IVIA1zf:A1cf:'1' D1c,um1,xx, Vive-President ELAINE GA1c1:m'T. Vive-Presidefnt MARc:Am:'r LOVE. Secretary MARIAN LE:-2. Secretary EYELY N JONES.. Treasurer HY-Y Miss MARY LEE Bovn. Sponsor Prurosrz: To mairiifzin high ideals among high school girls. FIRST SEMESTER PA'rmc'IA O'BRu:N, President IRMA CIIAMHHRS. Vice-President ALXVILDA MON'1'G01xu-JRY, Secretary MARGARJ-:T Bylm, Treasurer ,f Aim x 1 1 1 I 1 . 5'-N..,i i I ,I ,,.wTx l SECOND SEMESTER IRMA CIIAMBFIRS. President Elxm Romxsox. Vice-Presirleiit M.xm:.xmi:'r BY1:n. Secretary Lois WILTsu1RE, Treasurer Page One Hurzdred Eighteen JV, . , , , , , K, 1 llffemrljuxiu, fy . I .w. f W H ,W ...ww ..,-..nYY--,,..,,. .v,,,,,.,. ., 5 I CHESS CLUB Mu. NANII Brlzul-Ile, Sponsor SAM Bmnsoxmz. President Brzyrox YVAKHI-'llCI,Il, Vice-President SIDNEY REED. President HIQLI-:N H0lXl'. Secretary IJEBA TE !,'IJ,7B Miss AYIcl.IcNI: 1VI1'GAIIm'. Sponsor D:'I0'1'TOI A'If'I101U your subject. Hllxrox CARLISLE. Vice-President JQIIN SHARP WII,I4IA31S, Secretary 'fy 5 I 4, I fi -1 a 4 . 5 1 ...,.--A-rw--A lk 5 Xxx I Page One Hundred Nineteen ' QLQ-4-I x.. a:,, ' :rsqP x W W' :LNM I 'NK fr fHIiHX!1rwl,I. wx 'fIIT 1 T'T'I 'LZ'I JiFIZ'fZf'f'X1 I ZlI.?Y '-Z'1.. x r IIISTORICAL IIISTORIANS Miss C0l'K'lxl+1N.XY CLINGAN, Sponsor PIONEEH IIISTORIANS MRS. MINNI11: D. Symfis, Sponsor NIARY ANN Alulswoxu, President Plmcwla MCRAIC, Secretary MARY S'1'0Nr:. Vive-President lVIIT'l'Il'I Pr:A1u. B1:Y.xN'1', Program Chairman CAROLYN Sl.AYBIAKElC, Reporter IIISTORICAL STUDY CLUB Miss DIARY Lm: BOYD, Sponsor MOTTO: K'He who plants knowledge in his youth will sit in its shade in his age. Dams BALDWIN, President KATII1-:RIN1-1 Gunn-IS, Secretary JULIA MAE WATKINS, Vice-President MAC MQATEE, Treasurer 1 Q 'R- A I 'x f x i 2 ' Page One Hundred Twenty 'iw vu'l I LN H1 ri.: . 11' H -. a,t.M.J, 'Nur' I ,. KNOW JIORE N0 LESS Miss MILIJIRPJD Molclrzllmn, Sponsor SECOND SEMESTER Nl-Jusoxv Gomes, President JAMES Cox!-:Y. Vive-President K,K'I'11P1RlNI41 FVLTUN, Secretary Clean. PRATIIIQIQ, Program Chair-man BEN WA1.Kr:l:, Reporter FIRST SEMESTER LILLIAN S1-:YMoI'u. President JAMES CONEY, Viee-President VIVIAN GARDNER. Secretary MATT114: LEWIS. Program Chairman Nrznsox Gomes, Reporfer RHYTIIJI, RIJIE, AND ROMANCE ULU!! Miss Mxmxu-:n IWORIGHEAD, Sponsor Ryfxloxn MAR'r1x, President EYALINE KHAYAT. Secretary OLA PEARL BURNS, Vice-Presiflent BALDWIN LLOYD, Reporter MARY ELIZABI-:TH Nokmx, Program Chairman AMERICAN WRITERS STUDY CLUB Miss Mlnluu-:D Mom-1111-:,xn, Sponsor 01.n.x VVlc1uu'r, President JANE CLARK. Program Chairman SARA WUULUM, Secretary FRANCES TYSON, Reporter ff-M-'owe t HSL F41 S F13 1 THR, 'jr'f'fk :' N X -'-.'fi1XifLli:- f YY A i k :T K ..,..L..J ' A are are or o N Me'rm '-M1 1 Q gmglewifsogo Page One Hundred Twenty-One IJ' il'!H1 'xXf1Wf.I. N.. M' v Jw, 05 5wefff5J?I Qfzf' W :row N CLUB OF LITERARY ACIIIEVEMENT Miss EMIIY LOU PATTON, Sponsor CRARTON GILPIN. President CORINNI5 BALL. Secretary JITLIA Dim' WIXTKINS, V'iC6'P7'6Sill87lf FRANcr:s FR,m1.EY. Reporter HOME ECCEHS MISS ARTERIISE MOTT, Sponsor Mono: Health -- Home -- Happiness. GOLRA HARPER, President VIRGINIA KIIALORIC. Secretary ALwII,u.x MUNTGOMI-ZRY, Vice-President DORIS JONI-ts, Reporter HOME IMANAGEMENT CLUB MISS AR'I'E3IISE MOTT, Sponsor LOUISE MoI7I.mf:R, President DOROTHY WIMAN, Secretary FANNIE GARDNER, Vice-President ANNELL14: Cork!-3, Program Chairman V ffffxf ' Q IWW- ' - o o,,,..,, -W ,. , Page One Hundred Twenty-Two , 1' fi, l'4Y'lUlKllX Ulfii ,ff C y , W Y I. , , f -.. M.-,-f: .... :-LI.. ,,.., If NL , KQV V, f if MODISTE ULUB MISS ART:-:IIIsI5 MOTT, Sponsor MOITO: As modern as t0n'iorrow. ELSIE MAE TIIIIIOIIEAUX, President MII.1mI:u NVIIIGIIT, Secrefary OLGA WRIGHT. Vice-President IYIARY CRAXVFURD DENNIS, Reporter ZIPPER ULUB MISS ARTI-ZAIISI-1 M0'fT, Sponsor M0'r'ro: K'We zip together or not at all. IRMA CIIAMIII-QRS, President BEvl':KI.Y ELLIS. Sefretary DORIS TIIUMPSON, Vice-President EI.INolc B.uI'1'ImI,, Treasurer DINNER BELLES MISS Ak'1'mIIs1-1 MUTT, Sponsor VIRGINIA Lm: SANDEI-'UII. President 1NIIxlm.xIuc'1' Low-1. Secretary TIIPILMA ADAMS, Vice-President Inom-:Xu MIIIIPIIIII-:I-1. Program Chairman Y I V I I x.. ' f-.,, I 111 ' fgiif-2 77 ,HL 1 , J.- - ,,V, ..m.-.,.,, 'ima 'H Page One Hundred Twenty-Three Qxrxa, O UL ' 'M' sawn -1.15253 JI - . , X . FIIIEIES PAVC1 Miss Isxrslcr. JonNs'roN. Sponsor MoT'1'o: Perhaps in the future it will be pleasant to remember even fhisf Ess WHITE, President A1.141cm' Sfxxmtlrs. Secrefary MARY JAM: NIOIIICAII, Vice-President EYAIAINPI KIUYAT, R61J01'fer SARA FRANc'Es SAND!-llffll. Consul LPIAH GoIm0N, Consul PATRICIANS HELEN Rrol-'1-', Consul MARGARET VVICATIIERSBY, Praetow' DANA NICIICJI,H. Quaestm' BARBARA HENRY. IVIARTIIA ROSE MOFFITT, Aediles CAESAR CLUB Miss Is.usHL Jouxswx. Sponsor MARY JANE NIUIII-IAD. Quaestor KATIIRYN SWE JOHNSON, Scribrz 1IIN!'ll'IYLI CIl7EIf0.YIS Miss Isxmtr, J0HNsToN, Sponsor PLEBEIANS JAMES EUGAR Amwlswnoxra, Consul ANNE DUKE. Praetor Lr:o'rA T.u'r.on, Qufzestor CA'l'IIl-IRINE Rlczlmlzlnsox, JACK Wurrxm Aediles Page One Hundred Twenty-Four 'ff '+.i..ff' If IIIIIHX IHIU. ' , -'ff' ..-.2-- ' Q f'l'3jN' 7 xv., ,I w .WI DEMOCRA TIC EMPIRE MAKERS MISS COIIIITENAY CI.INu.ax, Sponsor MOTTO: Be like an Atlasg uphold the u'orId. STIZLLA C.xI,IIoI'N, President CIIIIIS SINIIACK, Second Vice-President ALXVILDA IXIONTGIIAIIGIW, First Vice-President JUANITA DUWIIY, Secretary OLGA WRIGHT, President THE ARCHIVES MISS MARY LEE Bonn, Sponsor JANE Cmluc, Secretary AIIIIREY BROOME, Vive-President JOIIN SIIARP WIl,l,IA31S. Treasurer FIRST SEMESTER JABIES ARLISTRONG, President PATIIIUIA OYBRIEN. Vice-President CA'rIII:IzINE RICIIAIIDSON, Secretary HAIII, TACKETT, Treasurer THE INVINUIBLES MISS MARY LEE BOYD, Sponsor SECOND SEMESTER KAICI.X'0N STRASSEII, President PATRICIA O'B1I1I-:N, Vice-President CATHERINE RICHIXRDSON, Secretary HAI.I. TACKI-:'r1', Treasurer Page One Hundred Twenty-Five N, f , i. ,, 11,1411 mx I all Q-3-.-w..z TENTH IIY-Y Miss BI.-QRGARET HUTCHISON, Spoizsm PURPOSE: To maintain high 'ideals among high school 0111: FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER SARA FRANCES SANDHFIYR. President JANICI-1 TAYLOR. Pievident JEAN GRAMBLING. Vice-President Pxrsy PARKER. V1ceP1es'ifZe01t ANN BALEY, Secretary FLORENCE PATRIC1x Semetaiy THE VAGABONDS Miss MAKCEIE GIBSON, Sponsor MARTHA SHEFFIELD, President MARY STONE, Secietaay GEORGE GILI.ESPIPI, Vice-President RAYMOND MIKIRTIN Reporter f-th lifll-8 45 'i I P I. -, ,lin Page One Hundred Twenty-Six , . , 1, 1l!lIllXInvll , . ,. H, K, N 43 f Rl! ircz.: NJN r'1,1'1z fi ' li. 0. T. 17, 1fllf'LE TEAJI AN, ,235 Y - QWN-.NX U 0 I fr aff -- Q I ,,.Q1 fm -:,, Page One Hundred Twenty-Seven ...am as 42 R xjf ,gy o xi Y 1152-. 4H'l'lHA twig -1 on A-fn - J. -- ... - - -, ,W , ,, Euvf' VARIETY CLIYB I Mrss IXIARGARI51' Hmwlxlsox, Sponsor BILLY PEARSQN, Presirlent DOROTHY ANXI-3 CLARII, Vice-Presirlent BILLY SMIPSON, Secretory 10-6 HISTORIANS Miss MARY LI-:E BOYD, Sponsor MOTTO: Constantly strioirug for the good, the Ineauiifurl. and the truef' MAIIH' Am:I.1NI: SMITH. President RITBY BRAND, Secretory LAINIAR SNUTII, Vioe'Presirlenvt JI-:AN SPENCIQR, Treasurer SPEECH CLUB Mlss EMMY LOU PATTIJN, Sponsor ALWVILDA NIONTGOMERY. President RIARY JANE IVIOIIEAD, Secretary JACQUELIN CONNER, Vice-President DICK DORMAN, Treasurer A , I Hmv-- I :--- -H ---7 fr Y--A ---W - . ff if E Q' - 1 E .YAYQUY 57 Page One Humlred Twenty-Eight Q Teff3'l fgQ 'ST fe'fV E if LOS CONQUISTADOHES DE ESPANOL Miss Nl'IT.I.Il1I KH.w.x'1', Sponsor 1VIO'l l'0I Do well and fear no one. W:Kl.'l'PIR Bnceum. Presizlent S'1'11:l.1.A CAl,uol'N. Sec-retary Pl-:True Ll l'1-IEX, Vice-Presizlenf S'l'Icl,1.x MA1:u.xlu-:'1' D1-IAMIAN. Trefzsurer Juux NLQIIULSUN. lieporter EL CLUB ESIQINOL Miss Nr:r.l,Ir: K11.w.x'r, Sponsor Vllaulxu WIl.KINS. Presillent N.X'l'.XI.IPI K1-JY. Secretary K.X'l'IIPIllINFI Guuuzs, Vive-Ivesirleozt NAM-Y Gl:.x11.x1u. 'lveasurer Blu. AI,I,l4IN. Reporter THE RAM HLERS Mus. BTINNIE D. Svmzs. Sponsor FRANCES Joxl-144. President EDIJII-1 LOU GARNEK. Secretary DORIS FITZHUGII, Vice-President ANNE LESTER, Reporter 4' 0 ee ee f e A- e e e I V, 9 X jf Page One Hundred Twenty-Nine 1 ff qurl14l'xIZ11ll ,,., ,,.,,e.,, Jxaw MW I se E S A. A. H. CLUB MIss HIXZlfIII RI'1fI-', Sponsor MARuA1zI:'r ABNIIY, President BILL WIIIIQIIT, Vice-President Mlss FIRST SEMESTER' B015 WOOLDRIDGE, President MARY TELIPIIETON, Vice-President ALICE HENRY, Secretary Ili' if. is Ess VVIIITR. Reporter VIRGINIA IVIINYARD, Program Chairman F. U. N. CLUB RAISAIIINIP HU'r'r0x, Sponsor SECOND SEMESTER Evl-:LIN Sc'IIIL1.INc:s, President R0zI:LL PA'I rI-ucsox, Vice-President MARY TEMPLIIITOX, Secretary f O Page One Hundred Thirty Q ' '----H--' ' ,ax l'Iff i'H'l l'HX ISHIAI, A . N33 ...... , ff --- fl, , , Y 1 Y ,,,,T,1g-. , Y Z .14 X K M, Wu' Iv ww ---f W 1, . ., uf lf-3' 1 , ' 11, . -- 9a 2m MQ . Q ' . fifiisn V 4 ,. -. i ,, 'Y .A M 4 W 3 ' I 'i - 4 V 1 I I i . ag, Mix I A A 1 ml -. E A , 1 ' Y if YL ' ' R. ,Ti ,f N 3 ' ' s. ' :Sw i 1, f A ' ' 2 - 4 2, 1, 58 W 2.-q l' aw f A Zh X I :G by ' ,U V ,iam KWV, ' ' ily ' , A 'bfi V, W. -N L fr S. .V I 31' h 12 ' 212,35 :ff .jul V A '11, ' H L f- f is 2 W W, 'fi' A . , xg I If I 1' A 1 . I D Mi., 11,1 , I 5,25 f f , -gs ,Ji 11: fy--1 1. I-7 'U T ' Mi-, , ., rid - 1 Vi ,. A ,g ' ' A .LVf' 133 ' ,I Alf. ' 55: V , W ,L f , f , f ' M 1 In - ' M is T1 M 'i 1 is if i iii f ,G 12. i il M A W' '4' if-if '57 A . ' '-. -N f V- 13, r .... , ,, Q 4 ii ' 1 h A fir ' I - ,543 ' ,eg . 2 Vx ig is 1 M 1' ' if V -... 3 - 1 K 3 .. is f f ' 1. 'ff v A- Q1 . ' 7 .. I 21 V . is .55 ,I 4 . , ,, , , 1 , in WN ,f V, 31 . be ,- A 'L 1 , -Q H rr 1. ,Yay ii: I it ' K 1 'Q A A THE GAY DECEIVERS Miss Mildred Morehead, Miss Martha Cook, Miss ixIkiI'gZ1!'i-'I Hutchison, Sponsors Mo'l'To: A play is dvcepiimzq rlvcepfion is 0lIl' play. CHARLOTT1-3 TRUITT - - - 1'resid0n1' ALF SAUMS - - Vim'-I'1'esifZe'nt Aiiwiiiim BIONTGOMERY - Secretary ELAINE GARRETT - Reporter W f U 1 4-V - igggi .9 'vb fi '. f 1? Page One Hundred Thirty-One iw 4 li.3'i H 1:-fm , M-'::r'f:z1':z-:-1 -4- ----Y---v--r-:J-4:1-A--:r--'---V-'--------M--fU .V MAGNOLIA LEAGUE Mlss Flmxvus Evm:E1 1', Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Hlmnx CAm,1su:. President M.ucc:A1u-:'l' CAUSEY. Presifleul MAUM: WI1.soN. Vice-President Bmcyn-E SI'T'1'1,1-1. Vice-President JANE Pmrs. Serretary Bum' SUM1cA1.1,, Secrretary BPIKNICE SU'l'TI,lC, Reportev' HII,TOh' CA1zI,1sI.E. Reporter 1VfXif2lE51kIEb1Qiv2,' iiEbTi55'es1aenz I1RZA'i.12E5XQQNIQELZIIAIW' mv' f H A IL? ,L X VM ff w I pg., 91'- X' N, l r 1 ,,Ix' m,1wg,wf,,,11,,:, Mm . L,- SI,7I'ER S11I,ENJIEN Mlss Nfmcv Blmrmy, Sponsor Jullxn' Wu1'1'1c. Vice-President JIA1 C0l'KRICI.l.. President '1'11ru1.xs Alvmuy. Ser-retary S? 42 'ik , 53' K 'PQ' J 0 URN ALI SM CLASS I f':,efu1I'1V H1111 H, s s I' ,K .f STUDY 01 LITERATURE, ART, MUSIC CLIYB PATRICIA IBAGEI ANN:-3 NICHOLS GORDON IIAYES BLANCIIE REID i Mrss MII.nRI:D BIOREIIHAD, Sponsor Vico- President President Socroinry Reporter STELLA CALHOUN, DORIS WINSTED, MAIITIIA EMMONS., Program Chairmen 'QSIX -wig 9-4 L - '-'?b Q 3 i ' Page One Hundred Thirty-Four Tiff V1 Vl l'K 'N Iii vii. lV',, EXPLOSION CLUB Miss MAY F1.RTcH1cR, Sponsor BIOTTOZ 'fThm',.w Our Pop. D. C. 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KINARU Clmimzlcus FURLOVV J J J i HATTIESBURG V- JACKSON After three weeks of grinding practice in preparation for the eagerly awaited 1937 grid season the Jackson High Tigers made a very impressive initial showing by defeating the highly rated Bengals of Hattiesburg by a 6 to 0 score. One of the largest crowds ever to witness a state high school football game was on hand to see the local eleven upset the dope bucket and blot out completely from the memory of local fans a former defeat suffered at the hands of the downstaters. The entire Jackson team played brilliant football and the outlook for the season was encouragingly rosy. LAUREL -- JACKSON Repeating the score of the first game the Central High Tigers added the Laurel High Tornadoes to their list of victims. Airtight defensive work kept the Laurel eleven from the Jacksonians' goal. Behind perfect inter- ference Jackson backs scampered within scoring distance of the Jones Countians' goal many times and went over on one of these vicious offensive drives to give the locals their margin of victory. CANTON -- JACKSON Avenging last year's humiliating defeat, the Jack- sonians completely crushed the Canton High Panthers under the Weight of a 46 to 6 score. Sumrall's spectacu- lar 80 yard run, Wimberly's ground gaining reverses, and Passon's blocking were great aids to the Bengal cause. 'IUUBHDUUJIli3 CLEVELAND -- JACKSON Displaying a smoothly working attack the Tigers ehalked up their fourth victory of the season by shutting out the game, hut inferior. Cleveland Wildeats. The smashing charges of C. A. Moak and Henry Kinard com- pletely smothered the attack of the Deltans and paved the way for many of the locals' drives. lXlcCOMB -- JACKSON Contrary to the gloomy predictions of many, the Bengals once again outplayed their opponents to defeat the McComb Tigers 13 to 0. The downstaters brought a powerful eleven with them but one which was no match for the inspired local squad. Frank Chambers and 'fBuddy Davis played exceptionally well in the backfield while George Kinard was outstanding in the line. BROOKHAVEN -A JACKSON Literally swamping their adversaries with touch- downs, the wearers of the Orange and Black trouneed the Brookhaven Panthers to a 33 to 0 tune. As usual Captain Clovis Passons played splendid football. The Tiger suhstitutes got an opportunity to taste of battle when Coaches Broyles and Crawley relieved the entire first team early in the game. CHAMBERS AROUND END AGAINST MCCOMB EQQLLABD 1 3 l l wfwmfw v 2 ,Y , ,ik A 8' fa I . F 3 K -,aff 7 2 . DA ws Q , M V. 3, . . . , if 5 -. .Q 5 2 - 2 'V , .A , . rt ' . e 4 P R 7 4 L 'L Z X i T. 4 , . i 4. 5:52-af. H . tp'.w:fF'+ 4.-y,. b .Jes L -gi 21 -.2 'E' ,Q 1' -:- A -50' --. N- , rw-1 HINHRD 3 ,M Ng' ' VF! 4 6 ?f5fW4 mpg? I r 5 ,Mfg -24.21 -zzffif, I 'fggagijf-mats: ,fix es 5 ,ak f Monk , ei' 3 f' V, -1 vs- C , 'Z P ' 'mg 'sg in fi , fi Q Q' 1 -,,.m-C25 Lf 14' -wif ' it t WS-Q it '- J 41: j . ,sk W .Th E , - e ,4 , 4 - J, - i A i 2,3 I ' V ' -N -th 'ful' At. V' J., - - , new ,V - ,: :iv-, .u ee -2 ., ,C e We-.1 gf':v, .-fig K W ' K :W .-,,, ,gd -S, If ,Q 1. ,, 3 ' -f I-4 f ' . ,i I -1. 9,5- . . 'IIBEB GULFPORT -- JACKSON Hailed one of the state's strongest elevens already the Bengals added to their athletic prestige when they ran roughshod over the Gulfport Commodores in a sur- prisingly one-sided affair. The final count read 32 to 0 in favor of the Jacksonians. Chambers eclipsed the feats of Reeves, Gulfport star secondary man, when he reeled off yard after yard for the Tigers. The per- formances of Furlow and Moak were worthy of com- mendation. KOSCTUSKO -- JACKSON Witli an enviable record of seven wins and no de- feats out of seven Contests the Tigers met the Kosciusko Whippets under the lights of Millsaps stadium and trounced the visitors 41 to 0. Apparently in a daze from the start, the Kosciusko delegation could not stop the merciless attack of the local lads and the stellar defense work of Biggs, the scampering feet of t'Wimp5 ' Wimberly, and the surprising antics of Gresham, de- pendable substitute, added to the Whippet's consterna- tion. MERTDIAN -- JACKSON The changing winds of fate blew an ill breeze in Meridian on Thanksgiving Day when the Jackson Tigers, slated to continue their unbroken winning streak, dropped the game of games to the Meridian Wildcats, traditional rivals of Central High, by a 19 to 13 score. A thriller from start to finish, the game seesawed back and forth at a dazzling speed. Although the Meridian- ites had a powerful squad the defeat of the Tigers can be partly accredited to the fact that overeonfidence intermingled with injuries which hurt the eleven slowed the Tigers down considerably. Breathtaking action kept the thousands of spectators on their feet throughout the game and the score changed three times within the last seven minutes of play to add to the thrill of the scene. Good sportsmanship prevailed during the day, Meridian was an ideal host, and the Tigers took their defeat like true sports-, with a smile. 'IUUBHDUUJIIS VICKSBVRG .- JACKSON Burning with the desire to atone for the upset at Meridian, the Jackson High Tigers met and vanquished the Vicksburg' Greenies, one of the Conferences strongest elevens. by an 8 to 7 count. Had the locals lost this game they would have shared Championship honors with Vicksburg and Meridian in a triple tie for first place, but there was no denying the determined Jack- sonians and the final gun found them undisputed Big 8 monarchs. Every man on the Jackson squad, spurred on by the desire to capture the Conference cup, played brilliant football. Captain L'Tobyl' Passons was spec- tacular, running, blocking, and quarterbacking with equal skill. His rare generalship led his team to victory and was a fitting ending: to a glorious career. This final victory was an example of the whole-hearted co- operation, the masterful coaching, and tl1e clean, driv- ing football that was the Tigers' throughout the year. FOOTBALL SCORES Hattiesburg 0 - . , - - Jackson 6 Laurel O - - Jackson 6 Canton 6 - Jackson 46 Cleveland 0 - Jackson 20 Muflomb 0 - - Jackson 13 lirookhaven 0 - Jackson 33 Gulfport 0 - Jackson 32 Kosciusko 0 - Jackson 41 Meridian 19 - Jackson lil Vicksburg 7 - Jackson 8 SUWHLL !'70fffl7' 131665 PEPPER' BAKER' X 1 1 a 5 f '-1 xxx-,, img, M lynn' UIILUIJBD JHBISSUII QTO 'the tune of Tha Vayallmizcl Song, Ye u'l10'1re lcarncrl fo love lzer, Hold no sfrlmol almre lzer, Ulzeer, clzevr, clzwr for J. H. S. lV'itl1f each task lzfjaizzlzxilzg, 4lu'ayQ lfwep law zriizuiizzj Mom make hu qlmzf lugs Ilolrl lm: banncze up fm all fo 500 Lrt lm: zezgoz 0 ll all 111 Qzcfovy, Ucazfral 9 hzbuffe paymq Immnq all an Qaymq I' qlzf fzqlzt fuflzt 701 I H S CAROI YN SI AX NIAI PR 'ff Page One Hundred Pz1tu0ne 'J .via-Y XF xYf wwf? I 3 . at ,' I H I 'V L , K K Tit l , 'L , :A l A' . I . ' . A Y. ! ! ' 'I Ill I r Q J I ' ri I lil' . L 3 9 l . 1 ffl Q fl? , l f. 'z,v' 'afz lll Q g g ,.,Z V- it 1 , 35 533 kij.,, 1- L h K VV QR, if 4 A V ,l,lA f k V, Q in 1 , G. P ' I1 '1 1 ll ll QQ Ef:Q 'ef'f.'l,4' -' . .www My 1,,,,,, l.J..,54.4,.l.l K 1 N Alum Stz11'ting the sez1so11 off by hz1lvi11g1 il d0l1bl6-lI6'E1ilPl' with Green- ville, oni' l'bz1sketee1's continued 'fll1'0Ug'l10lll the season witl1 inediocre 1la1Vi11fw'. At times there was il decided iin iroveinent. bnt somehow I . U there was il 1'0fU1'11 to average playing. This was nlisappointingly opposite to last year's outcome. Ross Pierce was again tl1e high point inan for the season. Robert Prickett, E1 new 1112111 to the basketball ci1'cle,l' and George Kiinlrd, 1936-37 1'aptz1i11, were two consistent players for the 'l'ige1's. Playing in three l0l1l'1l2l1I1611lS, tl1e Tigers won the Sub-Regional hut lost tl1e Regional to Freeny and tl1e Big 8 'l'on111'1z1n1ent to the Vicksburg' Greenies in the first 1'0lU1d. Onlv one f-'anne was lost in oni' new f V1l1I12lSi1lII1. bnt there seemed 1 P F. 1 to be 21 Hjinxw on ont-of-town gznnes since only one was won. Ft'1u.ow P11:1:c'14: Snixw AIQTIIITIC - --W., 1 V - , Jrlprrgil 3 , J I J -n I U .a .n SCORES Jackson 2-l - - - - Jackson 20 - Jackson 31. - Jackson 16 - Jackson 19 - Jackson 34 - Jackson 31 - Jackson 43 - Jackson 21 - Jackson 19 - Jackson 41 V Jackson 21 - Jackson 28 - Jackson 27 - Jackson 23 - Jackson 44 F Jackson 63 V Jackson 35 - Jackson 28 - Jackson 35 - Jackson 15 - Jackson 20 - 1VIO0RIC CII.KMlBl Rs Davis Greenville 29 Greenville 19 Magee 16 Meridian 27 Meridian 2-L Laurel 18 Vicksburg 32 Gulfport 15 Magee 18 Meridian 27 Meridian 29 Vicksburg 30 Laurel 32 McComb 21 Vicksburg 19 1+ldwa1'c1s 1 4 Clinton 31 M. F. U. 33 McComb 27 Cross Roads 18 Frceny 28 Vicksburg C15 Swon Plenum ll S Tnomrsox av Cokczn Lim' 3 Jb X9 Jackson's basketball girls earned the distinction ' year of being co-champions with Biloxi in the Big Eight Conference. Before the to nament the record for 1937 climaxed the three short years of this sp t for girls at Ce tral High with a remarkable record of eleven victories, one tie, and e defeat. The team showed remarkable teamw and skillful playing. Louise Moulder and Dixie Lewis were quick and efficient cel r The forwards, Doris Thompson and Christine Husbands, displayed astonishing a ty in shooting goals, often turning one- sided games into a duel between themselves for scoring points. Guards, Evelyn Pevey and Mary Stone, ably held up their part of the defense on this championship team. Mary Ann Armstrong, Mildred Childres, Margaret Outlaw, Jessie Hammond, Irma Chambers, Zetta Wheelis, and Christine Thrash were capable substitutes. Three girls from Jackson's team were selected for All-Big-Eight honors. Doris Thompson was ected All-Big-Eight forwardg Dixie Lewis, center: and Mary Stone, guard. Christ' usbands was chosen forward on the All-Big-Eight second team. Jackson girls expe 'e ed in teamwork with both defensive and offensive plays capably executed. Jackson on easily its first tournament game from Vicksburgg the second, wi McCo1nb, proved more difficult but ended in victory with a ten-point lead. The excit climax of the girls' basketball season was the final play-off between Jackson and Bi i. The game was fast and furious, one team leading and then the other. The Jackson ln proved itself equal to the former champions and fought to the thrilling finish when a free shot by Biloxi after the final whistle tied the score. The two teams decided against playing off the tie and were declared co-champions, The Big u1'na1i1ent, held in Central High's new -gymnasium, found the The school is proud of the record made by the Central High girls this year, of their display of teamwork, of their individual ability, and of their capable coach, Mrs. Lily. Aicnsrlcoxo OLJTLAW Cllixxrmzics Tnlusir ..'fll..rl al TOIN E J HAM Mom D WI i3 J V 1 Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson ARES 35. .-., x 41. 43- .. 39 - - 59 - 52 - 24 - 39 - 37 - 52 - 36 - 65 - - HUSl?ANIlS LEXVIS if Greenville Magee Greenville vi ian dian Laurel Vicksb g Magee Meridian Meridian Laurel McComb Vicksburg' MoULm R +4 MANAGER LEIIMAN W, 180 Pl-LVEY W CHERRY BUYS' 'r 'a '1 r 's ' :J I I J I With bright. new, gray uniforms as an inspiration. our track representa- tives began a fairly successful season. There were a number of experienced men on the team. They were: VVimberly, Nichols, and Sumrall, sprint men, Jones, distance man, Pierce, high hurdles. Having' won the Regional meet, Jackson was qualified to send many participants to the State meet. FW?l9'T?1P3 J I .. U I I J I The Girls' track team won the regional track meet in which eleven teams participated. Annelle Cocke placed first in broad jump, Laura Mae Cleveland, first in baseball throw, and Dixie Lewis, second in the fifty-yard dash. The relay team composed of Annelle Cocke, Louise llloulder, Doris Pruitt, and Dixie Lewis won first place. In the state meet at Starkville the Jackson girls made a grood showing in a meet in which many former state records were broken. The relay team won second place. Laura Mae Cleveland won third in the baseball throw and Dixie Lewis fourth in the fifty-yard dash. T'HHl9 E. :J The 1936-37 tennis team was composed of Evon Jones, Earl Epperson, Jack lioyles, Donald Downie. The only veteran was Downie, who played last year. He occupied No. 2 position although he is still in Junior Hi. They had consistent wins over Millsaps freshmen but were unlucky in most of the other matches because of the inexperience of the new players. 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HEADQUARTERS FOR S5 sfpp Painters and Paper Hangers , YOUR COMPLETE PAINTING JOB CAN BE CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED IN OUR STORES , 9 fa f i 42. Q f i' Phone 6133 First Stude: Where axe you going in such a hurry? Second Stude: 'Tve brought a new text book A and Fm rushing to class before it gets out of date. BASIC Compliments Pattersonis Pharmacies 3 GOOD DRUG STORES Lamar Bldg. Phone 502 1' Lil Plhauvn Glnllrgr JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI I I Belhaven stands upon its record of more than forty years of service to the young women of the South. To meet the demands of the new age, the college for women must provide something more than academic training. Belhaven has not changed its standards or ideals but it is constantly improving its technique and changing its program to provide Quality Education. lnvestigate the New l30lIli'lVP1l Plan oi' Intensive f'ou1-ses. See liolliaven before choosing. G. T. GILLESPIE, President Phone 4781 Jackson, Miss. 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KEY DRUG COMPANY OUR BUSINESS IS SYMPATHETIC SERVICE TO THE SICK 433 East Capitol St. Phone 1399 JACKSON DAILY NEWS MISSISSIPPVS GRl'lA'l'lslS'l' Nl4lVVSPAPl'lR 15 'Cents a Vtfeek 65 Vents a Month l7l+llilVl'Iltl4llJ Nl' Ytltllt- Dtltlli Mississippi Baptist Hospital Corner North State and Manship Streets JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI V A Staff of Forty-Four Physicians A Training School of Sixty Student Nurses Where Suffering Humanity ls Heated' 35 'A f is I CE EAM OMPANY Jncnsonmss. 229-231 South Congress Phones 4133-4134 Burns 81 Lacey, Inc. 218 VV. Capitol St. NEXT TO HOURGEOIS O STORE FOR MEN and YOUNG MEN I QUALITY CLOTHES AT POPULAR PRICES E. W. COOK CO. Lighting Fixtures Phone 6100 240 E. Capitol St Sam Hlrdsonf I 1 1 I X11 1 ll Galsworthy fo 11 Spiro: VVho wa Il The Draughon School of Commerce M 0 fl e 1' n liquipmenl Free PIZICCIIICIH BUFCZIII The Svlmol ui' Greater lCf1'ic:iem'y JACKSON NIISSI IPPI Miss NA Nov GIMHAM Graham Motor Company CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Distributors V Office 6116-6117 Service Dept. 5118 Used Car Dept. 865 FOR CLEAN ENTERTAINMENT CORR-WILLIAMS TOBACCO COMPANY, Inc. Wholesale Tobaccos, Cigars and . Cozfectionery M a J 6 S t 1 C Jackson, Mississippi C 6 Il t u I' V VI F1 L 1 Monroe, y J miuat ' D1 fine b r why the 1 c-L' k B 1 t th beginning 1 tl , I u C Q M Smith: Ol, I J t p t tl t 1 L .y 1 mi 1 y y git O D U K E ' S Jackson' L i Thes t lead ng MEN'S FINE APPAREL a 'es 224 E. Capitol St. R. M. HENDRICK GRADUATE SUPPLY HOUSE Jackson, Mississippi O Manufacturer of Academic Apparel Mississippi Representative HERFF JONES JEWELRY COMPANY Indianapolis, Indiana CAPS AND GOWNS. CLASS RINGS. INVITATIONS, PERSONAL CARDS. DIPLOMAS. X if 'kk M y Gfruuoe 1155131111 We llope To Serve You Again ln The Fulurc Jeweler For 1936-37 Senior Class N0 Puzzle IMI...- AtAII- JACK O From Arrival I IIIII W I I R II 0 To Departure YOU'LL FIND THE EDWARDS ' A g l A. An Ideal Home .' 1 1 3 if' D . ' , q Durmg Your 9 af: . . . . sz. bf- Iifrffmffsfx Wllhm walk-Hg dmance 0' Kheaires, principal 0 f f i c e .,,. buildings and shopping cen- : . . , .1 : 1: , N: - - erg- E D W A R D S H 0 T E L J. D. BUCHANAN. Pres.-Mgr. DAILY CLARION-LEDGER I'ri1zz'x All H111 .Yclrx Ilmffw Fil lo l'r'i11f and 1'lm'lNTN IT FIHNTH CLARION - LEDGER We always laugh at the P1'of's jokes, No matter what they beg Nnt because they are funny buys Bur. it's darn good policy. BATTON TIRE 8: OIL WILLAFID BATTERIES General Tires In Leaving 46 chool Lifew and Entering 46Life,s School may ille Gllllllltlllllg' Class oi' ISIZXT, accept the good wishes of the Jackson S11-:ini Ilnunmlry in the words oi' John Ruskin- Best Wishes Miss 'LBEAU LEHMAN, Sponsor' Le! even-if dawn of morning be to you as the beginning of life and every setting sun be to you as its close ,' then let eineryune of these short lilies leave its Sure record of ,ome kindly thing done for others, some goodly slrength or knoivlefiyc gained for yourselwfs. -Jolly Illvsiclx. nufmw 1 GR. r W 4 1 RY STEAMLAUND an 'Zn French Dry Cleaning JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Capital Paint and Glass 401-407 SOUTH STATE ST. Co. PAINTS -1- WALLPAPER -1- GLASS YesfWhat can take the place of a college edu- cation? Nothing! Look at the man who only fin- ished lligh school. Where is he now? He's the motornian on a street car, But where is the man who has gone through college and has his diplo- ma? Weak voiize- He's the conductoru. Capital Floral Company Jackson, Miss. V LIXIJSIIIY CABANISS Manager at Main Store Ainite and North Lamar to the Class of '37 I MAY EACH OF YOIT FIND A GREAT MEASURE OF SUCCESS AND HAPPI- NESS IN THE YEARS T0 FOLLOW- Offering the Public a Life Insurance Policy to Suit Any Need. Standard Life Insurance Co. OF THE SOUTH JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI GEO. W. COVINGTON, President The Firm to See Is Reid-McGee When in need of real estate, rentztls, lenses, or inortgzige loans. Owning a home the REID-McGEE way is like paying rent! But so much better-for each month sees the home of your dreams more f-oirpletely YOURS-debt free! REID-MCGEE 8 Co. J. CLYDE MCGEE, Vice-Pres. 61 Mgr. Mississippi's Largest Mortgage Bankers and Realtors. PHONE 5616 Jackson, Miss. INSURANCE SERVICE To Meet Every Need FIRE, TORNADO, AUTOMOBILE, BONDS AND LIABILITY INSURANCE O Mississippi Insurance Corporation Reid-McGee Bldg. PHONE 5515 JACKSON, MISS. Nlississippfs Smartest Apparel tore MOST roms TRlg I f , FURNITURE FOR ALL I shall now illustrate what I have in mind, V said Miss Spann as she erased the board. Distinctive Clothes for Any Occasion at reasonable prices. they look young, they're young. if they 100k If ld, they're old, if they look back, follow them. Selections Always Large Enough to 0 Find What You are Looking for. V QQRI! IRQ Cor. Capitol at Lamar JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI JACKSON LUMBER C0. SINCE 1896 BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS FREE PLAN SERVICE AND ESTIMATES Phone 390 Contributed by THE MERCHANTS COMPANY Jackson, Mississippi . . . dresses FRIED'S SHOP EoE WOMEN LAMAR LIFE BIYILDYNG 1 U D H S. P. MERAE CO. Th 1 t r p 1 ir DEPARTMENT STORE DAVIS PLUMBING COMPANY 113 South State Street Electrolux Refrigerators PHONE 4326 Phone 4400 200-202 W, Capitol St JACKSON, MISS. ROBINSON BROTHERS PACKARD - DEsoT0 - PLYMOUTH 23 Years of Selling Dependable Transportation Amite Street Jackson, Miss. CAIN DRUG COMPANY Y Corner Fortification 8. Jefferson Sts. OUR Telephone 6497-98 FURNITURE Sl 5 D'dn't you k that the teach 1 Batte Furniture Co. Jno. C. Batte. Jno. C. Batte, Jr. 106 East Capt. St. Let Us Feather Your Nest 'ldt t1 k HA'A I k Tl I til gy k th llb tgtl tdtt tpt RELIABLE REAL ESTATE -:- SERVICE -:- For 37 Years W. P. BRIDGE S, Realtor PHONE 83 BRIDGES BLDG. JACKSON ASSOCIATIO OF FIRE U DERWRITERS Represented in Jackson by the following agents representing legal reserve stock companies: HART INSURANCE AGENCY COUNTISS-WILSON G. COIWAN J. C. HOOD 8. CO. ISIDORE DREYFUS ROBINSON 8. JULIENNE BRADSHAW G. HOOVER WHARTON Q ROBERTS ROBERT BARKSDALE NUGENT 6. PULLEN MISSISSIPPI INSURANCE CORP. ROSS 84 YERGER STATE INSURANCE AGENCY NELSON-GRAVES F. B. ALLRED INSURANCE AGENCY DAN BOTTRELL 8. CO., Inc. Compliments From M A N G E L ' S Complinienls A L L R E D ' S CLEANERS Capltal Chevrolet Co. SMALL BUT COMPLETE THE COMPLETE CAR C L A R H 0 O L COMPLETELY NEW Standard Life Building Finest Rooms, Equipment and Modern Jackson, Ifonvenienees. Highest Quality Training and Plan-einent Service. Courses-Stenographie, Bookkeeping, Secretarial, Civil Service, and Teachers' Training. Phone 6764. J. P. CLARK, Principal. MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE CFounded in 18265 A Standard Liberal Arts College-More Than ia Century of Unbroken Service in Training Men in All Walks of Life. A Scholarly Facultyg Superior Living Acconnnodationsg an Ex- cellent Student Body Spiritg Moderate Expense Schedule. A VVide Variety of Extra-Curricular Activity. MISSISSIPPFS OLDEST SENIOR COL For full llll.0l'lll2Ill0fl, Wrile D. lVl. Nelson, Pl1.D., President MISSISSIPPI LEGE CLINTON, Compliments of WALTHALL HOTEL Teacher' Are there nny dumbells in this class? If there are. then please stand up, A long pause followed and then Peter Shipman slowly rose up. ' ' murself a dumbellit' t'What! Do you C011S1d6l yt ' but I do hate to .' v Well not exactly that, SIT, Conn 'buled 135 see you standing up by yourself. H. T. NEWELL ' CONTINENTAL MUSIC ACADEMY ARMAND Corrrm, Director Q COMPLETE CONSERVATORY ALL INSTRUMENTS CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS PROFESSIONAL COURSES E 7533 41772 E. Capitol St. PHON JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI I Colnpliments To l937 Graduates CABELL ELECTRIC COMPANY WHOLESALE JACKSON MERIDIAN fl0lllDlll1l0lll,S of Sellers Motor Co., Inc. REDWOOD INN PRODUCTS OF GENERAL MOTORS TERRY ROAD Cadillac - Buick - La Salle J. D. SELLERS, Vice-Pres. 8. General Mgr. thJ hu y ,B D ut U 5, ith tif d D 1? I 318 south stare street d0 D VVII tl f tl t t Ph 423 d424 Jk M dlddt ty t k dtlk p t t 1 l3liS'l' WISHIQS To The Colnpliments C L A S S 0 F ' 3 7 T0 CLASS or 1937 Jackson Jimf'3Y'LlUng19 SWWS Southern United lee Company MISS VALDEE BALLING, Sponsor B LLI G LECTRIC COMPANY WHOLESALE ONLY VALLEY J. BALLING 428 W. Capitol St. Telephone 4812 JACKSON, MISS. Westbrook Manufacturing Co. STORE AND RESTAURANT FIXTURES Jackson, Mississippi DICKSON BROTHERS MOTOR G. TIRE COMPANY U. S. Royal Tires 6. Tubes Phone 50 - Day or Night 217-219 S. State St. Jackson, Miss. HIATT STUDIO Portrait and Commercial Photographers PHONE 373 423W E. Capitol St. Jackson, Miss. The boy stood on the burning deck Eating peanuts by the peck. -Nuts. PRIMOS Opposite New Post Office MEET YOUR FRIENDS THERE ANY TIME CLEO and JIM SANDWICHES AND DRINKS 124 N. Lamar Street JAMES M. SPAIN Archilccl DEPOSIT GUARANTY BLDG. Phone 1501 Jackson, Mississippi IIINDS JUNIOR CGLLEGE RAYMOND, MISSISSIPPI A Junior College of Highest Standards. Fully accredited. Literary, Vocational, Music, Drainatie Courses. Expenses low. Many worthy students may work for part of expenses. ASK THOSE WHO HAVE ATTENDED. VISIT THE SCHOOL G. J. CAIN, President Happy Island Sandwich Shop 425 E. Capitol Street BEST SANDWICHES IN TOWN WATKINS and EAGER Attorneys-at-Law JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Compliments ' Q15 cr I HINES MOTOR CO., Inc. 'NC' PHONE 6466 JACKSON, Miss. Compliments of LeGRAND JEWELRY CO. R. W. NAEF Tommy Williams was bearing up very nobly under a very weary R. O. T. C. drill when he -un- knowingly passed by Capt. Chandler without saluting. Say hucl1ly, sairl Russell. with rIiai'ac'toristic sweetness, do you see what I'm wearing? Yeah, said Rookie Williams, looking envious- ly at the captain's almost immaculate uniform, lookit the thing they pushed off on me. Old Lady: I wouldn't cry like that, my little ARCHITECT ,, Pi-ioNE 4109 Jafkson, Miss. man' Little boy: Cry like you dang pleaseg this is my way. Complimfnls Overstreet S1 Town . W. Overall Co. Jackson, Miss. Architects Jackson, Mississippi . CRESCENT LAUNDRY LICENSED Launderers, Cleaners, and Dyers KNITTED suns nvEo AND BLOCKED CLEANER Phone 594 ' 735 N. FARISH STREET CERTIFIED COLD STORAGE FOR FURS B. M. HUDDLESTON JEWELER CLASS JEWELRY Classes of '36, '37, '38 Compliments TOMMIE NAYLOR Compliments J. XVALTER MICHEL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT HULL 8: DRUMMOND ARCHITECTS Old Merchants Bank Building JACKSON, MISS. .I. S. LOVE COMPANY MUNICIPAL BONDS Seeds, Plants, Pets, Related Supplies Service Dept.: Lanrlsvapingr, Tree Surgery, Yarrl Servic-rs, Termite and Ant Crmtrol. HUNTER KIMBALL, Inc. PHONE 5207 Jackson' Miss- Telephone 6123 123 N. scare sz , - I know a flighty girl 1. in lun- Q 0 p LUIS And her name is Grace. ISADORE DREYFUS When she can't make up her mind She just makes up her face. Compliments to Class of '37 W. W. DOWNING Compliments to Class of '37 JOHN W. ROBERTS GREENBROOK FLORAL COMPANY FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS DECORATIONS - DESIGNS - LANDSCAPE SERVICE Telephone 579 Clinton Blvd. O,FERRALL JEWELRY CO. GIVE AN ELGIN FOR GRADUATION Standard Life Bldg CAPITOL CITY CAFE CLYDE DUNNAVNAY, Proprietor Th Old Capitol In Our Front Y d Joe A- MOSS Drug Store 'fell-Q-piwm 3532 Prescription Specialist OPEN ALL NIGHT - PHONE 5886 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Capitol G. Mill Sl: J k M Benton Service Station THE PUROFANE STATION J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc. 3 P arl at Lamar-Phone 6778-Jackson, M THE HOME OF VALUES Compliments Outfitt For za E t F mily Magee Laundry 8z Cleaners, Inc. 134 E- Capitol St. J k M Our Phone Line--Your Clothes Line CALL 3786 QU.exI,1'1'Y - Slanvlcili STORAGE MOVING , . . 'UCKS STORAGE 60- Brown Pflllllllff, CO. .- , 7 I ' Y ' I hone flellm I hom 'HI' Printers - Engravers - Binders PACKING SHIPPING 420 East Pearl St. Jackson, Miss. JACKSON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Jackson, Miss. - Phone 1644 The only business school in Mississippi fully accredited by the National Association of Accredited Couiiucrcial Schools. For Full Particulars Call, Telephone, or Write. NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY C C SMITH DRINK ' ' R.C.COLA PHONE 1217 940 Bailey Ave. REALTOR IT IS FASHIONABLE AND ECONOMICAL To Patronize The Man To See Is Smith THE CONEY ISLAND SANDWICH SHOPS No. 1 on Capitol Street No. 2 on Lamar Street Get In The Swing, Play A King KING BAND INSTRUMENTS Penzel-Mueller 81. Selmer Clarinets LEEDY G. LUDWIG DRUMS We Serve Tasty Meals TRY OUR 30 and 406 Specials .lN. KIMBALL PIANOS THE SOUTH'S MOST BEAUTIFUL The piano is the basic instrument for all DINING ROOM music, If you want to be a successful horn player, first study the piano. WALTHALL COFFEE SHOP The A. Gressett Music House 120 W. Capitol Sl. PHONE 2507 . SMTEHJIDQI e e 1 0 I C E C I2 E A M yga urzr nrfrn swf YOU WILL LIKE SMO0THFROZEN BEST! CITY COAL LUMBER COIVIPA Y 841 Bailey Avenue Phones 371-671 LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIALS, PAINT and WALL PAPER We XVill Be Glad To Serve Youw MISS EAE WEIR, Sponsor Conipliinents of A F R I E D Alfred Atkinson in restaurant:-- And waiter, have my chops lean. Yes sir. Which way sir? -JI I aim E v I 2 - ,,. -m K- E4 ,E ELGIN, HAMILTON and BULOVA Watches TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED Opposite New Post Office PHONE 3904 J. L. ALBRITON Mississippi State College -OFFERS- Unexcelled opportunities for Those Who Expect to Complete Requirements for a Bachelor of Science Degree in Either of Its Five Undergraduate Schools-AGRICUL- TURE, ENGINEERING, SCIENCE, BUSI- NESS, and EDUCATION, or to do Graduate Work in Either of These Fields. The cost is moderate, instruction excel- lent, facilities unexcelled in the South, extra curricular activities broad and con- structive, and the most democratic student body in the country. An Enrollment in 1936-37 of 1925, the largest in the History of any Mississippi Institution of Higher Learning, and the fact that its Graduates are in demand are Strong Testimonials of the Services that Mississippi State College Renders the Youth of the State. For Catalog or other information write to! The Registrar, State College, Mississippi G. D. HUMPHREY, President W. F. HAND, Vice-Pres. MITCHELL ROBINSON, Sec. and Bus. Mgr. Just In Case You Hcwen't: - - - Make plans to join the greatest September parade of college students in the history of Mississippi,- ON T0 STATE COLLEGE! Where Vocation, Recreation and Christian facilities harmonize into a balanced educational program. HINDS COUNTY MISSISSIPPI STATE COLLEGE ALUMNI CLUB Stuart C. Irby Co. Electrical Supplies B U R T 0 N S JUST A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Wholesale Lighting Fixtures Air Conditioned Construction OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Standard Life Bldg. , JSC A520 PATRONS' PAGE As public-minded citizens of Jackson of today, we are interested in the Jackson school systein, realizing the valuable training it gives in developing public-minded citizens of loinorroxv. We are proud of the record the 1937 graduating class has made in school, and we know that they will make an even greater record after graduation. Ilugh L. XVhite A Friend Greek L. Rice Fred Lotlerhos Newton James W. D. Owens B. M. Wakefield William Karow D. VV. Bufkini C. NV. Jones J. Lloyd Decell A dentist friend W. li. Morse C. M. Etheredge .l. Morgan Stevens lid. S. Lewis, Jr. D. IS. Sharron Dr. C. R. von Seutter S. B. Lawrence Another friend Wells, Wells, and Lipscomb .I. D. Ball ll. V. XValkins E. lt. Livesay Ii. ll. lzlix Ji, X X W TUCKER I l lill ll l Bflullu 13 I 5396993 -aesomsmk P Q fahgl' A 3 ki' l '5:'L7'M mg-Ei? 15,1 + 5 3 5 -:X Egan! iii l f M .22gf'1j 1fw-S - :'L'7'E-'11 A ' L. Y L aaaamiul Q 1 ' Tffffyll Q' 'Z I W W 1 5 - ' fy -'er , L ili! Lf X 'Sl fffl- iff- I fif'-K IPRINTING AND BINDING! QW W XLWQMAFQJLQJPQW ZMQMH ffl ZEN JPWJ WML Sy! MM. MM WW 9 0? QW W . 4?1g0Qm 5? 7 ' QQUTM Grit , Www 'aikuwu , .