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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1945 volume:

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S A .36 945 CHARLOTTE ANDERSEN Secretary Charlotte IS our dark lmpulslxe senlox whose moods vary hke the weather but ram or shlne youll fmd her 1n the mlddle of the fun Shes always mto somethlng md her ablhty to lnvent new slymgs never ceases to amaze us If you want to knovx what we all th1nk of Charlotte just look It the array of honors she has to her credltl LCEVS BOBBY PEETS Preszdent Trymg to tell of Bobs numerous lCl'llLX ements IS llke trymg to count the stals Ill the Mllkv Wax Hxs popularlty w1th h1s fellovx students IS evldenced by the fact that he xx is chosen I5 class presldent exrly 1n the year As captam of the football squad h gu1ded the T1gers through a successful season as our top cartoomst he has kept us laughmg and as fl lleutenant 1n the R O T C he has produced one of the snapplest pl ltoons lll the battalxon BILLY WALTON Vzce Preszdent Full of energy thats Bllly As sen1or cheerleader Bllly was one of the b1g factors ln the success of the Tlgers football cam pugn He has taken h1s place among Cen tr'1ls greats and has xers mcely carrled out h1S dutles as uce pres1dent of the sen1or cl Iss Busmess man xger of the Cotton Boll he vms one ofthe m un cogs 1n the publlshmo of the 1945 annutl BILL HARDEE Treasurer Tall and lanky B111 seems to make h1s way through l1fe wlth a grm and a fOOl1Sh w1secrack ln that drawl vxere all famlllar xx 1th As a hard h1ttm tackle he was a standout 1n the Tlger lme Can we forget h1s Thesplan ab111ty as the uncle and as the sweetest boy ln the class IH those h1lar1ous sen1or plays' z , . ,E , Q. ,. 2, '. .e z '. . 2, ' - K' . v y' v ' 2. z . '. 1 , ' ff .' 2. . ' . .V .1 . ,z . v 2 y. .. Y. -... .. , Y MARTHA AINSWORTH One glance at Martha reminds you of an old-fashioned valentine. Her low. gentle-mannered voice and sweet smile make her the kind of girl boys want to come home to. MARY OUIDA ALLEN Those liquid brown eyes fascinate everyone who comes in Contact with Mary Ouida. Quiet and cap- able. she will remain fixed in our memories. HELEN ALLRED A perpetual source of fun, Helen is a must for any shindig. This miss just naturallv draws admira- tion and has worlds of friends. SELBY ALSWORTH Now a gob in Uncle Sam's Navy. Selby has za cheerful attitude and an outstanding character that will carry him on the crest of the waves throughout life. ANN AMMONS A blonde who stands out in any crowd is Ann. She has enough literary talent for two and is one of those gals who dress in Vogue,s latest. This lass will go places. for she has what it takes. FRANCES ANDERSON Genuinely capable are the only words to describe Frances. She is really a fine person to have around: sweetness and dependability make a combination that just can't be topped. KARL AUSTIN Karl's sympathetic manner and his congenial attitude are two assets out of many. Journalistically inclined. Karl will stay on the winding road to success. ALBERT BABBITT As smart as they come and smarter than most. Albert has certainly made a place for himself at Central. He is human proof that all geniuses don't spend their time buried in their books. Music is only one of his hobbies. CL S 36- 7 9 CATHELENE BALL C1thelenes beiutiful xelxety complexion combined with her blue black hair and sparkling blue eyes won us fiom the xcry beginning We think she 1 Missouri s loss ind our gun VALDEE BALLING Success is nex er just around the corner for Valdee but aiu ns a thine of the present there s nothing you ein name that she doesnt excel in As Mibel in The Pzratrs of Pen ance she clptix ated us with her loxelx sopi 1110 xoice MARX BARKSDALE Quiet 111d iestixed Marx is the model for what 1 lidy should b As f1r 1s we ire concerned she is in A 1 G BILLY BARNETT One of th it H1 x 1 pll' Hou re you COITIID ty pe Billy IS 1 sure shot to succeed Alvi ays efficient he miltes exerx thing he does 1 Job xx ell done JANICE BARNETT you hu nt heard Janices fimous little birlt yet mils he1 llLlUl'l sometime This iquatic girl his 1 xeir round llll th it lS the source of much enxx poise enough frr 1 colle e fr 1d 1nd cno gh 1b1l is 1d incer to te1m xxith Fred Astnre EDNA BARRETT Edn'1's correspondence with '1 certain fellow overseas is her gift to the morale of our boys over there. And over here. her cheery smile 'ind friendly air '1re welcome in 'iny company, RAN BARRETT With his e'1syg,oinV w'1y 'ind talk Buster seems to win friends by the c'1rlo'1d. He's usirilly seen with his hinds in his pockets 'ind that contagious h'1 t'-grin on his f'lCC, As for the women in Buster's life. he seems to be 'able to take 'em or lylve ' m. WADE BASS W'1de. '1 newcomer to Central. soon put himself into thc swing of things. He is 'mother of the many stars on C6lllI ll'S service flag. for he entered the Navy early in the year. PATSY BASS The essence of style. Patsy is one of our smallest and cutest seniors: we couldn't get along without this charming gal. Bewildered sophomores have a hard time distinguishing Patsy from Peggy. PEGGY BASS Elfin and petite. this slick chick is recognized by her sharp wit and bewitching ways. She is definitely an asset in any crowd. MARY SUE BATES A quiet disposition and an industrious attitude are two of Mary Sue's outstanding characteristics. Of course. there are many more too numerous to mention. MARTHA BECK Have vou ever seen a dream walking? The expres- sion truly fits Martha-she even walks like a dream! Her dark. calm beauty draws many admiring eyes. P. S. She is also a contradiction to the beautiful but dumb theory. IDA MAE BEER This gal will make some lucky guy a swell stenog. and we don't mean mavbe. Though small in stature. she's large in character. SARA BELL This 5 ft. 2 in. personification of vitality is a general favorite with everybody. and she really knows how to turn on that Bell charm. A wonderful dancer and singer of the swooning type. Sara is always the Center of attraction. HOWARD BENSON Tall and amiable. Howard is known for that famous picture that appeared in ROTO last year. We know him as good-natured and studious. DOROTHY WAYNE BERRY Dorothy Wayne is up there on top all by herself. We really don't know how to begin listing adjectives tor this child's description. and once we start we don't know how to end. Oh. how we love Dubby! JOYCE BILLINGS This adorable blonde has a baby face with a wide- eyed expression that cnchants us. Joyce has a won- derful disposition. and we love her for it. A good student. she also found time to take part in numerous activities here at Central. MOLLY BIRDSONG This honey-colored blonde is blessed with all the fair beauty any girl could hope for. Molly's smile is as radiant as- the first rays of sun at dawning and equally as effective. CL S Aa wfm' - sa' -9, 36' If CW. Q, 'rn i N -In ,,- Q 'Q'-A LUCILLE BLAKENEY 'tDusty is known for her collection of Army lieu- tenants. This is no wonder. however. for her striking features are in a class apart from others. DOROTHY BOND Dorothy's dry sense of humor and happy-go-lucky manner make a delightful combination. We think she's a song worth anyone's money. EVELYN BOWEN This blonde gal really has a voice anyone would walk a mile to hear-and we mean it! She's definitely bubbling over with fun and always has a bright remark on the tip of her tongue. BARBARA BRASFIELD Barbara's sparkling brown eyes and beaming smile captivate. Unassuming and quiet. she wins many friends by her charm. DOROTHY BROWN This brunette is a grand person to knovv 'md a steady friend Her quick friendly smile has conquered our hearts ELINA LYNN BROWN As pretty as 1 picture and as modern as tomorrovx vtith her good taste and eye for clothes Elma Ly nn IS certainly one of Centrals pin up girls With a sure poised ur shc has collected 1 strind of hearts DOROTHY BROWNLEE Those lotely clothes of Dorothy s shovv that the art of sewing has not been completely forgotten by the younger generation She makes her ovxn and a xery good Job nest ce pas DELL BROYLES A crazy streak of fun runs through Dell Silky gold en hair and personality plus are only two of Dells claims for popularity. For further recommendation of her delightfulness and deloveliness ask Mac. KATHERINE BRYAN As merry and captivating as a charm bracelet, Kath- erine is the life of any party. Tall and willowy, she has a distinctive style and a soft, low drawl that gets us. We have chosen her the most versatile in our class. EVELYN BRYANT Evelyn's sincere natural manner makes her rate with everyone. She seldom makes herself heard, but she certainly knows whats going on. No sooner said than done is a motto that Evelyn really puts into use. MARGARET BUNYARD Margaret tells us that if she d0esn't go off to college. she wants to be a secretary. With her efficiency and pleasant manner. Margaret is bound to go places, whatever she does. MARJORIE BURCHFIEL Mercy has the kind of baby blonde hair that goes with dimples-and she's got 'ern! She is a music lover and reminds us of a lovely melody. MELDA BURDSAL This bundle of fun has an open-hearted disposition and Winsome ways that make us love her. Along with Melda's penchant for laughs is an earnestness that we all admire, BETTIE BURKETT Bettie is as sweet as they come. Her quiet exterior never fails to fool all who meet her. for she's really a chatterbox full of laughter. DORIS MAE BURNEY With ideas flashing from her brain a million a minute. Doris Mae is the most up-and-coming poet we know of. Not only is she bright. but she has plenty of good looks and personality. She has the knack for making everybody feel perfectly at home within a few minutes. JOHN BURNS Good-natured. slow-moving. and conscientious, John brightens the halls of C. H, S. with his affable grin and his greeting for everyone. ELEANOR BURNSIDE We propose a toast to this always-busy miss. who is ever-willing to do more than her share in everything. Thoughtfulness and kindness combine to make up Eleanor's sterling character. JACKIE BYARS She belies her red hair by having a calm. unruffled temper. Jackie is striking in appearance and a little more dignified than most of us. We have found her a friend worth while. it S ,Qte- ,-as MARY FRANCES BYRD May I have your attention please? Yes. it's Bvrd. our favorite of the airways. With her long swirls of gleaming brown hair and the easy grace of a model. Mary Frances is a constant source of admiration. JOHN CALDWELL John's boxing ability is envied by many. He left us for Columbia Military Academv for a while. but we are glad he came back to Central to graduate with us. RICHARD CALHOUN Early in the ya ar Richard added his name to the long list of Centralitcs serving Uncle Sam. His shy manner and easygoing way will be remembered by all who knew him. ANNIE RUTH CALLAHAN Pretty to walk with. witty to talk with. and very pleasant to think of, Annie Ruth is a gal much envied for those startlingly high chemistry grades. She is a mighty sweet girl and an unaffected one at that. DONALD CALLENDER Give Donald a watch to tinker with, and he's perfect- ly content. You'11 know him bv that blond mop of hair and deliberate gait. ROGER CAMPBELL Happy-go-lucky Roger is the type that doesn't like to be rushed. He has a playful mood and an artistic talent that makes him stand out. HERBERT CARPENTER Herbert is an individualist in every sense of the word. Foremost among his achievrments is his record as a lst lieutenant in the R. O. T. C. He may not brush the ceiling, but he is packed with dynamite. WILL CARRAWAY You know Will by his slow walk and typical South- ern drawl. His love of a good time makes him a fav- orite with everyone. JAMES CHEATHAM Always into something, James is widely known for his classroom antics. Pugilistically inclined, he show- ed his boxing talent by coming out on top in the tournament. GILDA RUE CHILDRESS Gilda Rue's favorite pastime is chatter-boxing. and she's a constant source of amusement. As breezy as a day in March. she nevertheless is as friendly and warm as a day in June. ROBERT CHILDRESS R0bert's fine spirit will carry him through to success. Besides having a swell bass voice. he is one of the chief noise-makers of the band, BILL CLARK Carefree about everything. Bill's main worry is get- ting to physics class on time. His favorite pastime is telling us his many adventures at T. lVl. I. JANE CLAYTON Golden hair. expressive blue eyes, and fair complex- ion go to make Jane as serene as a sophisticated fashion model. Besides. she has an amiable charm that accounts for her many friends. COOPER CLEMENTS Cooper is a boy that no one could possibly dislike: his gcnteel manner and likable personality enable him to make a place for himself anywhere. With a desire to do everything right. Cooper comes close to the bull's eye of perfection. GWENDOLYN COLE Gwendolyn is not only the gem of Central's gym but also a real pepper shaker as far as dancing is con- cerned. There's never a dull moment when happy-go- lucky Ginny is around. JIMIVIY COLEMAN This Casanova is the tall. dark. and handsom: object of many a lady's affection. A football and basketball player and a favorite with everybody. Jimmy always has the most unexpected answer on the tip of his tongue. DAISY COMFORT Little Daisy is just indispensable! She is known and loved for her quaint individuality, Never too busy to do a favor for a friend. Daisy is continually on the move, AARON CONDON Captain of Company C. Aaron has everybody won- dering how so much noise comes from such a little package. A mental wizard. he is bound to make a success of whatever he attempts in life. U SEIZLOVS .ot lf' pw' tg FFA. as ,4- Ta R FAY CONLEE What would the band do without her? But aside from her conscientious work. Fay, with that engaging grin and spontaneous laugh. is more fun than a barrel of monkeys. She's really a swell girl. EDWARD COVINGTON Edward's blond curls and pert two-piece sun-suit caused many a whistle in the Cotton Boll style show. He truly is one good sport. LUCILLE COVINGTON Her eyes speak for her-sweet and friendly. Posses- sing a tranquil disposition. Lucille is a hard worker with ability and determination. GLADYS CRAPPS Gladys's ability to pick out colors that blend so at- tractively puts her in a place all by herself. Her lovely voice is another of her traits that couldn't be overlooked. ERNESTINE CRISLER We'll remember Erno long for her intelligence and efficiency. Aside from her studious nature. this little brunette is one of the peppiest misses to be found. For a one-word description. drop the ine from her name. CAROL CROSBY Carol loves sports and they love her! Attractive in looks and personality. this gal has friends that are numerous as well as loyal. Everybody who knows her likes her for her top-rate nature and crazy fun. LARRY CROTHERS Stir up one bass voice. a zest for living. an infectious laugh. ability as a cartoonistg sprinkle liberally with subtle humor: and you have Larry. BILLIE SUE DAMPEER Billie Sue is quiet and reserved. but don't let that throw you. because this girl is always ready for a good time. Her diligence and industriousness will carry her far. EDWARD DARRACH Ed's fine character and enthusiastic spirit are two attributes that anyone can certainly be proud of. Be- sides being an outstanding student, he is a swell dancer and a super pianist. WAYNE DEES Well-liked and well-known for his smooth way of talking and his deep voice. Wayne recently left us for Uncle Sam's Navy. He is remembered mostly for his poise and his polite air. ANNETTE DEKAY Deep. dark pools of fascination sparkling behind a labyrinth of teasing lashes-this is our description of Anne-tte's eyes. Her bubbling stream of gay talk never ceases. JAMES DENSON James is really some hunk of man. He is interested in all forms of sports and shows his interest by his success. Industrious fits James perfectly. WAYNE DERRINGTON Built like a giant. Here has a heart that goes with his stature. Friendly and sincere. Wayne is really a fellow that it pays to be pals with. MARY DIXON Sunlight reposes in her hair. and forget-me-nots linger in her eyes. That angelic look might fool you, but she's more fun than anyone we know. No wonder everybody adores her. CLEO DODD What would the library do without her? This golden- haired girl keeps her chin held high in constant de- fiance to anyone who might cross her up once too often. A friend to all and a perpetual chatterer- that's our Cleo. MARY ELIZABETH DODDS There's no one like Liz ! Added to that extra-special Dodds brand of glamour and good taste are a down- to-earth outlook on life and a friendliness that make her a favorite with both sexes-eh, Bill? MARTHA SUE DRAPER Susie is one of our best-dressed girls and the last word in neatness. Noted for her diligent work. Martha Sue has made a place for herself as one of Central's outstanding students. CLARICE DUBOIS Her keen sense of humor makes her ever so much fun. We think that's one reason she has such a knack for making friends. Besides being so amiable, she's always ready to lend a helping hand. U2 S BAXTER DUNAWAY Baxters warm sincerity and gracious w ivs haxe won him a place ln many hearts at Central Studious and hard working Baxter can usually be found wrapped up in his algebra book CHARLOTTE DUPUY As changeable and refreshing as an April breeze Charlotte is a flrebrand of actixity who chatters w ith more ecstasy than x bluejiy GRACE EDWARDS Grace IS what we think Phi Beta Kappas are made of Not only does she excel in scholarship but she IS en dowed with a serene sincerity and genuine refinement that eveiy girl envies However a dash of mirth hes underneath it all ROBERT EDWARDS A dry humorist this boy With 1 philosophers view on nearly everything he takes life as it comes or lets life take him whichexer requires less energy Robert is new this year but already we know what Shreveport misses BOB ELLARD Bob who IS quite an athlete is one of the best liked boys 'it Central His er mannerisms ire a constant source of humor with the boys but underneath ill this there is really a heart of gold DOT ELLARD You've missed living if you haven't'had a class with Dot. Her jokes and dry wit keep everyone in 'i con- stant uproar. We loxe her for those crazy ideas. JAMIE EUDY Animated and witty. Jamie is refreshing to have around. Her cool and limpid blue eyes suit her blonde hair to a This lass has plenty of pep that always keeps her running full steam. GRACE EVERS Happy, thoughtful. kind and true. There's no favor she wouldn't do. We believe Grace truly lives up to this little verse. and with all that. how could she not succeed? GEORGE FARR Better known as Captain of Company A. George has made an R. O. T. C. record that can be envied by all. His confident air and suave manner go together to make a true friend and a competent student. ANN FAUST Calm and unruffled in manner. Ann is brimful of laughs and fun. We can't figure out what color her hair is. but we know it's beautiful! Rare as snow' and invigorating as rain-that's Ann. JACKIE FERGUSON She has her capacity Of fun and vivacityf' She talks and talks and talks-and we listen and like it. WINNIE FILES Her name mians friend or winner of peace. and that's just what she is. Quiet and unaffected and just about the best friend one could have. Winnie is always on hand when needed. GLORIA FISHER We imagine we're speaking for the Tiger Talks, too. when we say that the old alma mater just wouldn't have run right without Gloriav-Glo with that in- describable frankness and her dreamy outlook on life. And have you noticed the quiet beauty and unusual hair-do of this utterly different girl? JOYCE FLAKE This petite miss is an unusual combination of looks and amazing talent. With a husky voice comparable to Dinah Shore's. Joyce. in our estimation. has what it takes. CARL FLECK Versatile Carl is one of those Californians who can't wait to get back. Adept in anything. including pho- tography. he favors math and science. By the way. Sprechen sie Deutsch? 'BILLY FLIPPIN Lanky and loose-jointed perfectly describes Billy. His slow walk and deep, bass voice take us back to the days of the covered wagon and smoking sixshooter. INA JUNE FLOWERS Deliberate and refined. Ina June is as pretty as a picture and packed with energy. Her courteous and friendly attitude do not go unnoticed. BRUNER FORD Bruner possesses a carefree nature. and his appealing. bashful smile definitely attracts the girls. However. there's a deep sincerity under it all. and with us he really rates! it S Af- fav o-nf . nk tb- 3 W R FORD Good natured and jovial W R is a picture of Santa Claus mmus the beard One of our band sergeants he can play a mean trombone when the occasion arises MARY FORTENBERRY Those blue eyes mirror a world of intelligence and knowledge But smartness is only one of Marys characteristics GLEN FORTINBERRY Glen could easily be called Daddy Longlegs and he would be the first one to suggest it His crazy ways and friendly characteristics make him the life of any party As cadet major Glen has made an outstanding battalion commander JANET FOX Poised chic and as striking as a Chen Yu ad Janet has that same reserved look But a warm sincerity bubbles from a warm heart JEAN FRITZ Jeans quiet manner IS a little puzzling until we see her sparkling personality flow through her brush and dazzle the eyes of all Her artistic mind IS also re flected in her stylishness EUGENE GARRETT Gene strictly has an eye for flashy clothes and the wimmin. He seems to prefer blondes along this line. One of those band boys in maroon and gold he can dance out of this world. OWEN GARRETT This towering fellow stands head and shoulders above the crowd. His best trait is being able to get out of any tight situation without a scratch. LUCILLE GIVENS Lucille came to Jackson from Crystal Springs. and she's taken a liking to us. Her two favorite pastimes are sewing and taking care of her baby brother. She also has a special favorite in the Merchant Marine. MARGARET GOOCH Margaret reminds us of a sun beam with her gen- ulne warmth and friendliness. An absent-minded air makes Margaret definitely unique and adds poise to personality. MARGUERITE GOOCH This loquacious cookie is a taste for any sweet tooth. Her genial manner makes her a very delightful person to have around. INEZ GOOKIN Inez has a real treat in store this summer because she's going to vacation in West Virginia. After that. she plans to be a secretary until her Marine comes home. JEAN GORDAY Talkative. flighty as a firefly. Jean can really fool you by her steady and efficient mastery of any job. Noted for her adoration of Brother Bob, she made a lively addition to the audience of each and every basketball game. JOHNYE GORDON Tall and slender, graceful and full of laughs-these are only a few of Johnye's assets. We hate to disap- point you, boys, but her heart belongs to a lad in Navy blue. MARY GRAHAM This industrious little girl spends her out-of-school hours working down town. After she graduates, she plans to do commercial work. ANN HAASE Friendly, witty, and good-looking-but what areafew adjectives if you haven't met our Ann? She has that personality-plus, sez we. TRULY GRAVES A smile twhich can vary from impish to angelicl echoed in her eyes and enchanting dimples are assets to an adorable personality. Pretty is as pretty does- and Truly does. She's a very capable young lady, too. EDDIE GUILLOT Eddie's playboy manner mows 'em down! Never worried by anything. Eddie adds a dry humor to his carefree ways and comes up with a winning indivi- duality. He'll make a handsome sailor. EDWARD GREER Edward may not look the part, but he's what you might call the basketball whiz. Besides being adept in anything physical, he doesn't do so bad when it comes to something mental. V 'ti-ta, il, ,,,, 4 fx -.0 is 4 '!. ' Q my ' 1 'gait gil Seniors N135 WM' ELIZABETH HADDAD Elizabeth is earnest and sympathetic. with the two main essentials to help her fulfill her ambition to be a nurse. Here's wishing her all the luck in the world. JULIAN HAMILTON Julian is one of those mechanical wizards that come along once in a great while. His confident manner is one of his many virtues. and it enables him to com- plete anything he once starts. LANELLE HARRIS Among Lanelle's many likes are hiking. bicycling. swimming. and sailors-one in particular. Lanelle, there's no stopping a gal like you. RICHARD HARRIS A newcomer to Central. Richard has made many a friend this year. Although nothing ever seems to worry Rich. he is not one to lie down on the job. JEAN HAUGHTON The resounding echoes of Jean's laughter. her eternal bubbling talk, and her gay personality are one of the best parts of Central's atmosphere. As an indication of her popularity. she is sponsor of Company B. JEAN HILL This sparkling chatterbox has charmed us all with her cngaging manner. sweet soprano voice. and real ability to pound the ivoriesf' DOROTHY HOLI .A DAY Dorothy hasn't been here long. but she has gained numerous friends through her appealing smile. More than that. she will make many more with her indus- trious and diligent ways. VIM HOWIE Vim has the physique of a Roman god and the intel- lect of an Einstein. He's a swell fella. to boot. and we can depend on him to be a success in the great ventures of life. BOBBIE HURST Bobbie is as cheery as a ray of sunshine. Her natural- ness and friendliness bewitch us. and her smile ra- diates sincerity and hopefulness. BILLY HUTCHINS Although quiet and modest. Billy has a knack for saying the right thing at the right time. His broad grin and friendly ways give him the ability to keep. as well as make. friends. ROSEMARY IRBY Posey is the pet of the class. Tiny. petite. and de- finitely in the mode, she is quite a style-setter when it comes to hats. Posey is the third contribution of the Irby clan to Central. RODNEY JEFFREYS Theres only one Rodney Jeffreys in captivity! He is capable of spontaneous combustion and has a person- ality that sticks out all over him. Rodney graduated and left for the A. S. T. R. P. in January. but nobody at Central will ever forget him. JACKY JENKINS Jacky is truly a subject for an artist. Her vivid bru- nette coloring and school-girl complexion bring forth many sighs and whistles. She enhances her charm with a gracious personality. and her friends are too numerous to count. FRED JOHNSON Fred may be a little on the quiet side. but his friendly attitude and confident manner make him a hit wher- ever he goes. One of the ablest students in Central. he is well-versed on every subject. although his fav- orite is radio, We predict great things for him as a radar expert in Uncle Sam's Navy. BETTY JANE JOLLY lt doesn't take Betty ten minutes to enchant a perfect stranger with her happy-go-lucky air. She's just a trifle giddy but definitely irresistible. BETTY LEE JONES Betty Lee is our tall Texas gal. 1She doesn't let any- one forget it either.l As mischievous and frisky as a colt. she brings us a welcome touch of the wide. open plains. GWEN DOLYN JONES This Centralite has a definite trend towards art, Furthermore Tchula. a little town where she gen- erally vacations in the summer months. also holds zi share of her interest. LESTER RAY JONES As a lst lieutenant of Company A. Lester has made one of the best platoon leaders in the unit. Hard- working and diligent. Lester plans to become a Leatherneck upon his graduation from Central. and we bet he'll make a good one. Ck S 77047 DOROTHY JosEPH WL 0 y is autiful girl with a charm and loveli- ess th ke her a perfect lady. She has a power t . . us love hpr that will keep her always in our W1 , emory. My MELB JEAN KASH Melba Jean's spunk nd pep make her one of the most colorful figures here at Central. Her pretty red hair appeals to one certain fellow whom she's always with. BURTON KERN Burton. with his devil-may-care grin, has a way of walkin' and talkin' that speaks for itself. He is full of fun, and we can't help admiring his outlook on life. 'RICHARD KIMBROUGH Will you let up? shouts a fellow. accompanied by an ear-to-ear grin. Yes. you guessed it-it's Kimbrough. But Richard has his serious side. for we think he made an appealing grandpa in The Dear Departed. PAUL KING Paul is one of those strong. silent fellows who excel in sports. He loves football and hunting. Paul means little but have you seen six-foot Killer '? MARY JANE KNIGHT Lily-white complexion and naturally curly auburn hair are just a few of the features Mary Jane has to offer. We marvel at her intellect and efficiency, and her dry wit keeps us laughing. u BOB KOCHTITZKY Kotiskee is as crazy as he can be. but we love him. As president of the Student Council. this friendly boy has proved to be a hard and able worker. ANN KROPP This dimpled darling really keeps everyone guessing what mood she'll be in next. Ann can be as serious as you like or as delightful as a summer's day. ELSIE LATIMER Those nimble fingers of Elsie's astound us all. This secretarial genius will go far in any office, Her pleas- ant manner is on the credit side. too. BUDDY LAVAIL Buddy has a smile that inspires confidence and strict- ly makes friends. Upon graduation Buddy intends to enroll at Tulane University. MAE LEA Mae's merry smile. enchanting dimples. and bubbling personality have won us all. One glance at her is enough to put her on everyone's list of friends. EDWARD LEWIS Tall and bronzed. Ed is the picture of a typical out- doors man. One of the best rifle shots in Central. Ed says that his favorite pastime is hunting or fishing. PEGGY JONES LOGAN Peggy's heart is in the clouds with her flyer. Be- lieving in marriage before diploma. she assured her- self of happiness in the future. DICK LOWE Dick's wide grin is a come-hither for the fair sex. and his skillful pen is an Open sesame wherever he goes. For his good looks and for all the menu and magazine covers he has designed, we dub him Cen- tral's Cover Boy. He sets off that Navy uniform. too. KEITH LUKE Keith and his trusty camera have really been a bles- sing to the Cotton Boll. Besides photography. Luke's other hobby is tinkering around with odd bits of machinery and repairing radios. CHRISTINE MAGRUDER Chris is one of our favorite persons. Her mischievous brown eyes. enchanting expression, and ready wit draw a steady stream of admirers. But Chris is not just a bit of fluff: this artist on the annual staff wields a mean brush. 4Take another glance at our cover!9 CONSTANCE MAGGIO Connie is a brunette beauty with a delightful smile that does things. Conceited? Not Connie. She goes out of her way to be friendly and ends up being irresistible. RUTH LUNSFORD This child is utterly intoxicating, always ready with the perfect quip at the perfect moment. We predict she'll go far in journalism. r .Q Kia Seniors it e- qlkjiba 2? 36- an ALBERT MAHAFFEY Dacky is a swell boy that everybody likes. His neat ways and good taste make him one of the best-dressed boys at Central. LOUISE MAHAFFEY So quiet and demure So patient to endure. Nothing could better express Louise than these words. In addition. she has a friendly spirit and cheerful manner. GUY MAJORS His self-assured air and perpetual grin have made Guy numerous friends among both girls and boys. although his efforts have been aimed mostly at t'Pat. His Xylophone manipulations should be mentioned. CHARLINE MARBLE Charline's tranquil disposition and lovable smile with her laughing eyes make an unbeatable combination. Although far from forward. this girl has plenty of ambition. PEGGY MARSTON This quick-witted girl is always willing to debate. No matter what the subject. she'll take the other side and you're in for it. This doesn't subtract from her charm. however: for she's a sweet gal and a smart one. too. 'RANDALL MARTIN Anyone that passes Randall is bound to glance a sec- ond time at those black eyes. His chief interests center around basketball and golf. SARAH MASSEY Sarah s quiet and svt eet manner go a long way with Her smile is cxidence of her good disposition CLARITA MATTHEWS From British Honduras came this pretty little sen orita Clarltas dark hiir and lively eyes add to her true Spanish look and her lovable personalitv has captivated us here at Central C. P. MATTHEWS Clarence Puleous Matthews is one of the football Gang: in fact. what would the team and the fans do without him! For he's a jolly good fellow, which nobody can deny. EDWINA MAY Edwina's lovely soprano voice has been a delightful addition to Central this year. Besides her fair beauty. she has an abundant share of intelligence that. all in all. makes her the quintessence of refinement. GEORGE MAY George is really on our list of likables. With a person- ality all his own. George will make his way through life with a blithe spirit. JERRY MAYO A favorite of all, especially her comrades in the band! What girl doesn't turn green with envy when Jerry floats by, topped with that Mayo halo Y MARY KATHRYNE MEADOWS All of her followers proclaim that this little lass knows what she wants. and ten seconds of association with Kitty is proof enough of why she gets it. MARGARET MEGGINSON A vivacious little bundle of brown-eyed beauty that has a precious figure and a dazzling smile is Margaret. She is one of our high-stepping majorettes who have really been a cause for the boom in Central's morale in the past two years. LEONARD METTS Leonard will make his way through life on golden strains of music. His assistance as the school's movie operator has been invaluable, JIMMY MINNIS Jimmy is conscientious and always shooting at a high- er objective. Because of his duties as supply lieuten- ant. he can usually be found somewhere in the vicin- ity of the R. O. T. C. office. GLORIA MOFFAT Gloria always has something new to talk about. She's always talking. even when Mr. Burger is trying to explain the fine points of the Elizabethan Period. W. R. MONTGOMERY W. R. may be slow about doing things. but he usually manages to get them done. His genteel manner and polite actions are a reminder that all the traditions of the old South have not yet vanished. Ck .S '35- 15 Maur nfs- Q01 VIRGINIA MOONEY If theres a job to be done. just call on Virginia: she's just the gal to get things done right. She's always neatly dressed. too. BETTE JO MORGAN Bette Jos lovable lisp and precious manner have found a place in everyones heart. One of her biggest assets is that engaging smile with the enchanting dimples. OPAL MORRIS Op 1l is pl inning to be 1 career girl and shes starting in nom Besides doing xarious vxork 1round school she his 1 p1rt time Job at 1 downtown department store DONALD MORSE An outdoor min Donald is known for his clrefree minner An lIldlX1dLll1lS1 in 1ll that he undertakes he is surely bound for higher things HILDA RAY MYERS This young lidy 1lxx 1vs seems to be in the throes of some urgent business but 1lso finds time to pep up 1 texx SPIIIIS xx 1th her friendly greetings SHIRLEY MYERS Shirley is like 1 tim blonde figurine with a touch of ffl imour Her quiet gentle m inner and darling smile drwt 1dm1r1nff eyes vxherex er she goes DOROTHY MCCLENDON Dot is a lady-like. perfectly poised girl. vshose hands are capable enough for any t'1sk. Definitely one of the friendliest and most popular girls in the halls of Central. she's been '1 leader in Hy-Y th'1t vi ill be hard to surpass. ETHEL MCGRAW Ethel's fayorite pastime is swimming. We wonder if this has anything to do with her special interest in the Navy. HUGH MCINNIS Hugh is usually seen with a dozen friends packed into his beautiful Oldsmobile convertible. His seemingly endless supply of gags and witty remarks make no time a dull time with Hugh. HELEN MCKAY Helen is one of those hard-working girls. Small and peppy. she has a charm to go with her energy. DOROTHY MCNEIL After Dot was made. Nature surely lost the pattern. for there is no one like her. Dot's earnestness is a background for her wit. A definite turn for art and a smooth olive complexion are two more points in her favor. SUE BELLE MCRAE This dark-haired lass may be quiet while she's around. but you miss her just the same when she's not there. Her words. though few. are worthy of consideration. EVERETT MCREE Although reserved. Everett is very likable and ami- able. Blessed with an unusual knack for art. he can usually be found either drawing a cartoon or paint- ing a sign. RICHARD NAEF Richard's Nordic ancestry and polite manner combine to make him the kind of fellow that everyone takes a liking to. His rich voice can be described by the color of his hairggolden. ALAN NASON Zoot is really a character. Known around Central as a rival to Frank Sinatra. he can do just about any- thing that happens along. One of our outstanding basketball and tennis players. Alan is what you might call a court romeo. JANE NEWELL Her deep. melodious voice won her an envied place in the Boys' Glee Club. and Jane is as pleased as punch 'cause it gives her a chance to be near a certain blond boy who sings bass. NELL NEWMAN Here's a saucy bit of a girl who finds everything amusing enough to keep a twinkle in her eye-and she in turn keeps a twinkle in everyone else's eye. NED O'BRIEN Friendly. sincere. and efficient. Ned has made a place for himself at the top of the list of Central's select few. As editor of the Cotton Boll, he has proved him- self worthy of that position by his hard work and seemingly endless supply of energy. Proof of his genuine ability came when students and faculty chose him as the most intellectual and the outstanding boy in his class. EYK- 454' iff' I .QP 'sf ..wiv3' all Seniors is 'D- as 'bf 1? -of 'YV' VIRGINIA ODOM Virginia likes to find a secluded spot and curl up with a good book. When she isn't reading, she likes to spend her time seeing a good musical. CARROLL OVERTON One of the truest friends anyone can have. this spark- ling lass with a cheerful word for everyone and a flair for wit well deserves to be our Good Citizenship Girl. FAITH PALMERLEE Gracious and beautiful are the words for Faith. Mid- night hair and full red lips-that's just the start. Faith is a whiz at sports: in fact. tell us something she isn't a whiz at. ELIZABETH PARKER Betty has the kind of hair that poets rave about and shampoo ads promise. Petite and dainty. this gal has the polished air of a college miss. VIRGINIA PARSONS Virginia reminds us of a dark-eyed brunette doll. Filled to the brim with vivacity. she has the knack for knowing what to say at the right time and rates A-1 with her numerous friends. PEGGY PATTERSON Rusty's gleaming red hair is as flaming as her heart- warming personality. Short but sweet. she has a grace of movement we all admire. WILLIE PATTIE Willie likes athletics of all kinds. but softball and football are his two preferences. If any of you fel- lows would be interested. Willie is a collector of pin- up pictures and has quite a display of them. BILL PIRTLE Bill is the kind of boy that you want to know better when you see him go by in the hall. He has a talent for taking a radio apart and then putting the pieces back together Iso that it works. of courseb. JOE POWELL Joe is to be admired for his ambition and ability. He's another of those smart fellows that decided to gradu- ate a year ahead of time. JOANNE PULLON This quiet. red-headed girl slipped in this year and caught us unawares. and now we couldn't do without her. In her own delightful way she took over the job of assistant feature editor of the Tiger Talks. MARGARET RAGLAND Quiet and sweet. but as dynamic as a firecracker. Marg has a cherubic smile that bowls 'em over. And have you noticed that Ragland combination of blonde hair and green eyes? GORDI N RAWLS Bear Rawls must have collaborated with Carnegie on How to Win Friends arid Influence People because both sexes at Central agree that Gordin is one not to be forgotten. PAT REEVES One of those strong. silent types. Pat is among the best-liked boys at Central. As an R. O. T. C, lieuten- ant. he has proved himself an able platoon com- mander. It can truly be said that everyone has to look up to Pat. GLADYS RICHBOURG A quick. light step, flashing smile. and eyes that al- most speak--that's Gladys. We don't think theres anyone quite like her. CECELIA RISER Although Cecelia hates to leave Central. she's looking forward to becoming a cadet nurse when her seven- teenth birthday comes rolling around. We wish her all the success she deserves, MIRIAM ROBERTS Sis is in the groove as far as wi-'re concerned, Shes no bookworm. but she has efficiency. Cool green eyes mirror her every mood. For an afternoon of good reading, glance over her catalogue of accom- plishments. HAROLD ROBINSON Always interested in airplanes and model building. Harold finally got his wish and went into the Air Corps. His hobby was fishing. but he'll have to wait for the end of the war to take up where he left off. LUCY ROBINSON VVith this bundle of personality around there is never a chance for boredom. Lucy's preciousness takes her straight into our hearts. and we really love her. By the way. have you ever noticed her very different specs? Ui S Qs -Wi -,' ,la 'PN-Q 4 -EG. fr- 'TI7 MARVIN ROBINSON Marvin is adept in anvthing in the way of carpentry. His fondness for hunting and fishing have made him a lover of the great outdoors. W. G. ROBINSON W. G. is a genius when it comes to math and science. His lack of quantity is made up by his rare quality. HENRY ROOT You'd better look close before you speak to Henry. because y0ll.I'0 likely to say. Hi, Ben, Although his looks are shared by someone else. Henry has a char- acter all his own. BEN ROOT Athletic and good-matured. Ben goes in especially for football. Radio also takes up a great deal of his time. Like Brother Henry. he joined the Navy. too. ELMIRA ROEVER Elmira is very quiet. but her record shows that she certainly gets things done. Kindness and sincerity are her virtues: and. through it all. we see a golden disposition. STELLA ROPER Her name means a star. and she is that star in a certain boy's life. Quiet. yet radiating energy-that's Stella. This baby-faced blonde has many friends. and she doesn't seem to stop gaining them. OFFIE ROSS This quiet, brown-haired fellow has left Central for the Navy. Offie has plans of becoming a dentist. but for the time being he has to put all his efforts into becoming an expert sailor. ELLIOTT SCHLOTTMAN Elliott is another newcomer to Central that stepped right into our hearts. Seeing what Elliott can do in one year makes us wonder how Hattiesburg is getting along without him. NANCY SCHMID Nancy is filled to the brim with vitality and glories in sports of all kinds: there's never a dull moment when this kid is around. She's nothing but a sheer genius when there's math to be done and does every- thing else with a verve and finesse amazing to us. She really has our vote. ALVIN SCHMOTZER This muscular fellow likes anything having to do with football. All of his friends will tell you that his main interest lies in clothes that catch the eye: at present Uncle Sam provides his wardrobe. HUGH IVY SCOTT Hugh Ivy is another one of those six-footers that al- ways require another lookg you just can't take all of him in the first time, His good nature and friendly smile are two of his main assets. and you never see him without both. FRANCES SESSIONS Frances is as good a hand at stirring up ways to win friends as she is in stirring up good things in the kit- chen. This pretty blonde has a way of doing every- thing well. MARGARET SHANNON Margaret plans to enter college this fall. but she's having quite a time deciding which one, She likes to spend her spare time playing tennis, when her sailor fellow is not around. ANNETTA SHIVE This ambitious girl aspires to be a great dancer. and plans to study at Edgewood Park in New York. She also keeps up a large correspondence with her many friends in the Navy. - BILLY SIMMONS This doll-dizzy brunette is strictly one hunk of man. He really lived up to his role of a model Major Gen- eral in the operetta: and as battalion adjutant of the R. O. T. C. unit. he has mastered the art of catching bees. Being everywhere at the same time-that's Billy! EDYTHE SMITH Interested in sports of any kind. this attractive bru- nette prefers basketball. She has broken many hearts. but right now she's flying high with a fellow in the Ail' C41I'pS. ERMA NELL SMITH Erma Nell is a hard-working girl both at school and during her spare time. Stylish and pretty. she has beautiful teeth that peep out from beneath a fascinat- ing smile. GILMER SMITH Buck is at home anywhere if there is a pool table there. Before joining the Navy, he spent most of his time either working at the post office or trying to pass algebra. Ck S KENNETH SMITH Since Stoop has entered the Nny we really miss seeing him around Although interested in all sports he favored basketb ill and he is certainly built for it PHYLLIS STEPHENSON Tall. willowy Phyllis has a husky voice that enthralls all who listen. We are glad she left Kansas to grad- uate with us. for in her one year here we've become very fond of her. ERNESTINE STERLING Tina's outstanding feature is a calmness that is never ruffled. Her much envied ability to sing alto and her friendly way are just a few things that make a hit with all. JOY STEVENS Joy's appealing blues voice and her acting ability were contributing factors to the great success of The Pirates of Penzance. Too bad. boys. her one and only is in the Merchant Marine. FRANK STEWART Frank is really a drum beater from 'way back yonder. This band sergeant's interests center mainly around sports. with football as his favorite. He's a genial fellow. too. HENRY STIKES Henry is another one of those mechanical geniuses that can take anything apart and usually put it back together again. One of the most popular boys about Central. Henry is really one we are glad to claim. MARGUERITE STOUT This happy brunette with plenty of journalistic abil- ity makes friends wherever she goes-always smiling. always looking for bright sayings to fit any occasion. LARUE STRIBLING Booby has trapped many a boy's heart. and even now she has stolen the heart of a fellow in the Air Corps. This dainty little blonde is cuteness personified. JAMES STUART Although this was Stew's first year of high school football, he was so successful that he was put on the All-Big-8 team by the Mississippi sports writers. James was an outstanding member of the band. but he had to give up that position so he could play foot- ball. We salute a likable fellow and a great athlete. LAURA SWAIN Tooka can find the happy side of any situation if there's one to be found. Never known to frown. she is capable. dependable. and full o' fun. JIM MIE TACKETT At the present. Jimmieis main desire is to become a cadet in the Army Air Corps. We know he will be successful. and we wish him luck. CATHERINE TAYLOR This tall. vivacious girl captivated us from the very beginning. Although she is now a true Centralite, she never stops talking about Yazoo City. .IIMMIE TAYLOR Jim is built like a ton of bricks, and were it not for his bad shoulder, he would have burnt up the gridiron this year. This tough lookin' but rather handsome fellow has a grin that really gets the girls. NUEL TEMPLETON All Nuel's friends will testify that behind his quiet personality lies a fountain of bubbling mirth. High- spirited and good-natured. Nuel is always content with rod and reel in hand. FLORENCE THEILACKER This whiz at the typewriter who plans to be a secre- tary. explains that business English is her favorite subject. Her agility makes her a skilled tennis play- er. Florida is to be her destination for the summer, EDITH THERRELL This lassie's raven locks and lively manner are re- sponsible for a considerable per cent Of admiration from Central's male population. She has that go-after- 'em glint in her eye and the magnetism that makes them go to her instead. GAY THOMAS Gay is the kind of girl who gets everything out of life and finds it worlds of fun. She is prominent in any gathering with her steady stream of conversation and quick wit. ELIZABETH THOMPSON Tall and fair as a Greek goddess is Elizabeth, She appears calm and sedate but possesses an amazing store of wit and fun. CL S . 3 'Eff' 4Q,,.n '86 a .n -gb JUNE TURNBOW How can we begin? This indescribable blonde moved here from Shreveport this year and were we lucky! We think she's precious. MARGIE VAUGHN Her exquisite beauty causes mam a glance from e opposite sex and as far as were concerned she strictly rates with the girls as well EDWIN WADDELL One of the hardest working lads of Central Edwin spends most of his time at the post office If isked :bout his favorite subJect he will undoubtedly say Girls girls and more girls .BUDDY WALLACE Buddv is one of those camera fiends that you some times see hanging out of a window to get a better view of things We just dont know what Central will do without him especially the girls GEORGE WARD Georges favorite subjects are physics and trigonome trv He is one of our quietest students but because of this he Gets 1 great deal out of my cl iss MARIE WARREN When M irie isnt singing shes xx Tltllig letters which undoubtedly cheer manv a lonely heart She has a definite weakness for ban mas NORTON WATERMAN Norton was Central's representatixe in the Legion Oratorical Contest in 1945. He came out first in the regional contest 'ind fourth in the state. Right now. he's occupying his time by building -1 diving helmet. RUTH WEDIG If you have any little toy dogs lying around, hide them when this avid collector draws near. Although Ruth still adores an occasional tree-climbing expedi- tion. she is neat as a pin. pretty. and poised: in fact. she's altogether lovely. EUNICE WEEMS One of our baton-twirling majorettes with good looks galore. she's always with a different fellow: but her main interest is at Forest Hill. CLAIRE WELLS Another of our high-stepping majorettes. Claire is very easy on the eyes. Although quiet. she is always ready to lend a helping hand, and that makes her tops with us. JIMMIE LOU WESTERFIELD She's just the girl to have around whenever you're in trouble or want consolation. With a quaintness and gaiety all her own. she gains many friends and keeps them. JEAN ARMSTRONG WHEELER Jean is well known as one of the prancing majorettes and also as one of the two girls who took aeronautics this year. When she married Ed Wheeler last sum- mer. Jean decided that marriage was the best career she could find, EDNA EARLE WILLIAMS Edna Earle will definitely make some lucky business man a first-class secretary. Besides the efficiency. she is easy to look at. and her by-word is friendliness, EDWIN WILLIAMS Edwin comes in from Plain every day so that he can be with us at Central. Everybody will always re- member him as the preacher in Evening Clothes. JOSEPH WILLIAMS Joes such a quiet fellow that very few people would guess that he possesses unusual talents. He is the boy that's known for shooting a perfect score on the rifle range, and he is also an expert draftsman. KATHERINE WILLIAMS This tall girl with a heart of gold shows her determi- nation to get ahead by the hard work she puts out. Keep up the work. Katherine. and you'll really go places. NINA JEAN WILLIAMS As busy as a bee. our Jean is one of Central's most industrious workers. Her cheerful and uplifting spirit shines from beneath her quiet manner. PAT WILLIAMS This gal claims chemistry as her favorite subject. and she aspires to be a Naval nurse. No wonder. for she already has an interest in the Navy tan Ensign. tool. CL S -H5 M. Q' 5 115- ' a qt? 'DIS PQI 'O 449. , 4.-1 'Y 315- we BOBBY WILLIAMS If Bob wore high-heeled boots and a ten-gallon hat. you'd mistake him for a cowboy. Tall and lanky. Bob played center on the football team, and we hear that he has aspirations to carry on his football career in college. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Shirley's elf-like quality captivates us. She deserves the Oscar for such an excellent portrayal of the little girl in The Dear Departed. TOMMY WILLIAMS Tommy may be in mischief every time you turn around, but you can't say he isn't ambitious. for hc is graduating a year early. Have you seen him yo-yo? ELIZABETH WILSON Elizabeth always looks as if she has just stepped off the cover of Harpefs Bazaar, Her ability with water colors deserves the spell-bound effect it always creates. VIRGINIA DOOM WILSON Have you ever seen Virginia Rose at a loss for some- thing to say? This lively child is always well-dressed. Too bad. boys. but her heart belongs to that husband of hers. BOBBY WINTERS Bobby's theme song now is Anchors Aweighf' and we miss this black-haired fellow with the shy manner and cow-lick. Bobby was one of those boys who thought school was a swell placefto skip. EARL WIRTZ Earl is quiet and dignified. and that's what makes him such a nice guy, He is a wonder when it comes to science and math. and his unusual musical talent has added much to the success of the band, RUBY JANE WITHERSPOON This gay, giddy blonde is full of fun and is as attrac- tive as can be. Leadership. friendship. and chewing gum we would definitely claim as her specialties. MARY JO WOLF Mary Jo is a dark-eyed. sophisticated brunette that simply fascinates. As one of our senior cheerleaders. she has done much to keep Central's school spirit at its peak. As R. O. T. C. battalion sponsor. Jo is a feature attraction of the opposite sex. ' MARGARET WOOD Margaret has that glowing complexion and beautiful features that make her an ad-writer's dream and every girl's envy, She seems to have gotten the lion's share of blessings. for in addition to her beauty. she has a lovable disposition. CLYDE WOODS Clyde is naturally interested in sports: she's a special- ist at basketball. enjoys football. and plays tennis in her spare time. This pretty brunette gal is already taken. fellows. by a soldier now stationed in Texas. ALVIN ROY WRIGHT Roy is another Central boy that went to the Navy after passing the Eddy test. Everybody knows Roy for his music. but he has many other good virtues. such as acting and making friends. TOMMY WRIGHT Tommy is one of those chaps who have theability to make friends with everyone. He is as free from worry as anyone could possibly be, BILLY YODER Bill has a deceiving. quiet manner that keeps every- one guessing as to what's coming next. His spare time is spent at the Emporium, where he has a job in the stock department. ' SIDNEY YORK Quite a handsome pirate from Penzance was Sidney. In fact he's not hard on the eyes any time of the day! Always in on everything. Sweets can usually be found in the midst of the excitement. BILLY YOUNG Rip-roaring and ready-to-go perfectly describes Billy. His devil-may-care attitude and gangling stride attract murmurs from all onlookers. HAZEL HANNIS Hazel is planning a trip to California as soon as school is out. and we really envy her. Speech is her favorite class. and other interests are playing softball and writing to a certain boy in the Merchant Marine. NATILLE PIERCE This sweet and modest little girl came to us from New Albany. Of course. she hated to leave her home town. but by now she has become a full-fledged Tiger. HENDRIK ZANDER What the Dutch have lost. we have gained. Friendly and studious. Hank entered our Jackson schools only a few years ago. but it seems that we never were without him. i 28- 293. KA .Seniors umnzer ra uafmq cz SCOTT HOUSTON Preszdent JOHN BUCKLEY Vzce Preszdent MARY LOU SKIDMORL CHARLES ALLEN BETTY JEAN BASKIN JOHN ROBERT BECK BILLY BETHUNE JOHN BOWRON VIRGINIA BREWER ROBERTA BROWNFIELD OREE BUTLER FAY CAGLE DELMA CLABURN MYRTLE CLEVELAND EDWARD CORRELL EDWARD CURRIE LILLIAN FRANCES ENGLAND BETTY RUTH EVANS CAROLYN FALK EULA MAE FULLER MARY JANE FYKE BEVERLY GORDON BETTY GULLEDGE ELVA HALL BETTY CLARK HAMILTON LESSIE HARNISCH AMANDA HATHORN AULINE HAVARD ESTELLE HAWKINS JOAN HENDERSON MARILYN JENKINS Ufhers eceivirzq GUS LUNSFORD .pipfomas Secretm 11 Trpaburer MILDRED FRANCES LOWTHER ROBERT STEVENS MAJOR ERNEST MARTIN DOROTHY MAUGHAN MARILYN MAXWELL REUEL MAY HUNTER RAY MOORE CELESTINE NORTH MADISON PARKER JOYCE PATRICK MARYLOU PAULSON ELIZABETH POWER JO ELLA RENCH HELEN JEAN SAULS LORRAINE GRANTHAM SCRUGGS EMMA CATHERINE SHEARRON VIVIAN COLENE SKINNER JOYCE SMITH HILDA SPARKMAN JIMMIE LORICE STEPHENS FRANCES LEE STEPHENSON OLIVER WAGGENER ELLA ROSE WALLACE CHAPMAN WEST JANIE SUE WILLIAMS BERNITA MAE WOMACK BETH YEADAKER urinq file Summer RAY SNOWDEN JAMES CHARLES MCGUFFIE ELBERT WILLIAMS ogg? X, ' Y N9 5 ' 0- Q5 Y WN av x9 fn RX? 00 KLNOQ .xgqb 4 ANQQ ,D wa QQ 5 Q 6 Oi 5 WN' Q69 QQ . Q 'J 0' WN' NWS . Moqfv ' GQ 5 . OQ6 O9 6 N 50? Of 4 fa xv 0' . Q . I , o . 6 N OJ 'D GNU Ogwqfb 3 woe A 'MOQ 6 . Q 6 09 0, 09' x9 Q5 5 cb W0 W0 0 OJQNOQ Mx 0, Q5 6 Q GQ 3 Ks! Q 'B OJ- WD N0 ' 6 09 6 6 Q .AA CXAW AH N' ww 4 A X- LCZVS LEWIS SCHNEIDER Prevzdent A leader m ex ervthmg that he does BILLY JOHNSON Vzce Prewdent JOYCE WHIDDON Secretary A cheerful llttle blonde wlth plenty of frxnuds B B GRAVES Treawrer Strug,htforxxard and mdulx l an X, A' 5 15' 4 Spiritecl urnd clulhuslastic E - JEAN ABERNATHY Short and sweet. hard to beat. LILLIAN ALLDAY Unpredictable. impulsive, and capable. JAMES ALLISON The band would be incomplete without this talented musician. ROBERT AMASON There's never a dull moment around Robert. JACKIE ANDERSON Jackie possesses all the qualities one would want in a friend. BARBARA JEAN ANGLE This flitty little majorette catches many passing glances. MARY LOU AUSTIN Quiet and charming is Mary Lou. EDDIE BAGGETT Eddie is known for his curly hair and baritone solos. BARBARA BALDWIN Barbara is the last word in clothes. MARTHA BARDWELL An attractive brunette who really has plenty of charm. BETTY BARGE Her distinctive manner and friendliness have cap- tured us all, JUANITA BARNHILL We admire her good qualities. JOSEPHINE BARRANCO This dark beauty knows her way around. BETTE BENNETTE Attractive and pleasant. Ck uni WILFRED BENTZ Quietly witty. MARTHA BISHOP She has an air of sweet serenity. OSCAR BLACK A mainstay in the Tiger line. CHARLES BLAKESLEE Known for that twinkle in his eye. DERWOOD BOYLES Frisky as a pup. witty as a comedian. MARY VIRGINIA BOYLES Quaintness and dependability mark this lass as super. T. L. BRACKETT A mountain of knowledge. T. L. is also a mountain of muscle. MARY LOUISE BRADFORD Silence is golden to Mary Louise. TOMMY BRADLEY Tall and care-free. Tommy has a friendly word for everyone. NELL BRANTON Nell is quiet and sincere. CAROLE BRAUN Kindness and fun done in miniature. TILLMAN BRITT Tillman's quietness of manner hides his underlying mischief. MARTHA BROWN A refreshing calmness in manner. MIGNONNE BROWN Mignonne's loveliness is as delightful as the first spring flower. MONTEZ BROWN Vivacious. yet gentle. CHRISTINE BRUCE A style all her own. PAT BULLINGTON Pat is one of those amazing gals who have everything it takes. BURTON BUTLER Burton could be callcd the knave of nonsense. DALE BUTLER A blonde bombshelll EUGENE CALHOUN A good fellow to have around. BLAND CAMPBELL Bland gets more fun than education out of school. EVELYN CAMPBELL Brimming over with life and high spirits. SARA JANE CAMPBELL Music and reading take much of her time JACKIE CASEY Twinkling eyes and an irresistible smile ALLIE RUTH CAUSEY Serenely poised. ROBERT LEE CAUSEY Friendly and sincere. BOBBIE JUNE CHAPMAN Glcaming brown hair and an amicable spirit. 'BILL CLAYTON Known around Central for that infectious grin. BEATRICE COKER For her we would choose blue gingham to match hcr refreshing personality. BETTY JUNE COLEMAN A natural prettiness and style accompany her artistic and mischievous nature. KL im 33 'H A H- n 5 Q6 'vu xfzf 3K LUCILLE COLLINS Lucy has a face of radiant lrweliness with all tlw grace to go with it, ELAINE COMFORT Elaines intangible charm speaks for itself. BETTY CONEY Tn knnxx' her is a pleasure. CHRISTINE COOPER Christine's optimistic outlook helps everyone around her. DOROTHY COOR Dot has a warm friendliness that wins many hearts. RICHARD CURRIE A great pal and hard xx orker Richard puts ex erx thin he has into ex erxthing he doe GENEVA DAVIS Kindness is hu xx ttchxxurd JANIE DAVIS luxelx blonde xxith 1 luxelx smile FELDER DEARMAIN A jollx good fclloxx CORNELIA DECELLE A capable I'iss xxlth in ur of chirm in 1 spirl-xle of fun JANE DLNSON Spirklin md Genuine just like 1 diamond BO DENTON Bo is tops with everybody. 'ind we du mean everybody. IJUDLEY DICKERSON O e uf those ztmty fellows. Dudley is '1 reil f'1shi1n plwte. FRANCES DICKSON Those big brown eyes cause many a boys heart beat a little faster. PEGGY DOOM A great supporter of the Dun't Fence Mc In Club LENORA DUCKWORTH Laughing and gay. BERNICE DUKES Bernice seems to be going through life much pleased with it. MARY JANE ECKLES Mary Jane's face fits an old-fashioned cameo. PAULINE EDWARDS A swell girl with efficiency-plus. PAULINE EVERETT Don't let Pauline's quietness fool you. ANN FAIRLY Personality and friendliness make her a favorite. BETTY JO FARMER Her capable hands willingly undertake any task. BEVERLY FERRELL Sunlight gleams in her hair. BETTIE FIKES Her blonde fairness and enviable disposition make her a real lady. BOBBY FLINT Good-natured Bobby has a million and one friends. NANCY FLOWERS Her endless wit and laughter are only two of her assets. CHARLES FOOSE This easygoing fellow disrupts the old belief about red hair. DAVID FORD Ceaseless humor and thoroughness combine to make Buddy top-rate. WILLIAM HENRY FRENCH William likes any kind of sports, including an occas- ional visit to 2-0. EVELYN GARDNER Pretty and petite with plenty of pep. Ck hd av' GAY GARDNER Gay's main hobby is stamp collecting. but tennis takes up a lot of her time. MONTIECE GATES Her delightful lisp attracts all. MARY LA VERNE GAZLEY Mary is a little bit with a lot of enthusiasm. VIRGINIA GILLESPIE Demure and charming, she possesses the intellect of a genius. MILDRED GLISSON Could we forget the slow drawl of this little miss? BOB GORDAY Bob displays a brand of basketball that is worth pay- ing to see. CORKY GRANTHAM When something happens. you know Corky is always there. PEYTON GREAVES Six feet and four inches of pep and vitality. JUANITA GREGORY Delicate as a rose, and as busy as the proverbial bee. EVANS GREMILLION A typical Pirate King-and a good one. too. DAN GUY This fellow meets all obstacles with a smile. LAVERNE HADDAD A dancing dolly. BETTY JOYCE HALE Energetic. vivacious, and-well, Betty just gets around. VERNA HALL This feature editor of the Tiger Talks is worlds of fun. ROSS HAMS His choice in women seems to be A-1. HAZLE HANCOCK Cuteness and gaiety make her very attractive. ANN HARRISON Ann is what we call delightful. VIRGINIA HARRISON Virginia is energy personified. BETTY JO HARVEY Industrious and jolly is Betty. LULA MARIE HARVEY A gem of a girl. worth a million. LINNIE RAE HAWKINS Linnie Rae likes any kind of sports, but her favorite is swimming. LINDSEY HEAD A fellow with a quest for knowledge. EVELYN HEMPHILL This gal has eyes that smile. GEORGE HEWES You will always find George on the sports page. OUIDA HEWITT Her baby talk is one continuous, enjoyable babble. BILLY HILTON This red-headed band member is a jumping bean ' of energy. MONROE HILTON Smart in more ways than one. JACKIE HOHMAN An all-around fine girl. MARY ELIZABETH HOLLAND This cute lass has a dignity all her own RICHARD HOLMES Blond. and oh! what a man! UZ mei CHARLES HORTON The office xould be incomplete without haired fellow JACK HOUSE Picktd full of Qner IOE HUGGINS Good n itured md likable LUCILLE JACKSON mstiiess ind her carefree mmm delihhtfullx Har Q ii MARTIN JAMES Interested in inythmg scientific MARCIE D JENKINS A lox ibln little laughin doll FRANCES MARGARET JOHNSON Thit Mona Lisi smile bets us BARBARA JONES iioii is Qvtn ttmpu is seldom rouscd DEVEREAUX JONES A mighty midget is he. DOROTHY JONES V L l'ssie who has mischief ii i ' eye JACK JONES Deacon with his moods. keeps us Uuessin NLII lE PAUL JONES , ir-Cut us 'i C'lIT'l . CLAIRE JORDAN rv black hair and her prettv clo We like her ve TOMMY KEISTER His physique :uid :assured ziir make Tom quite ai about town. ADA SUE KELLY Life's just ai song. and she dances through it ANN KENNEDY Amis WVlllklIlg dimples fascinate us. this curly I' Conti ist gg. thes. Illllll BILL KINNARD Tall. friendly Kinkaid has a sense of humor all his own. GLYNN KIRKLAND This fellow is always up and doing something. NANCY KNIGHT An auburn-haired dynamo of good spirits. YVONNE KRATZSCHMAR Yvonne has a loveliness and a Winsome way all hers. JEAN KROEZE Known as Kroeze to most of us. this gal has a keen sense of humor. FRED LA RUE His high grades give him plenty of time to play tennis. BETTY JO LATHAM We know Betty Jo by her captivating smile and musical fingers. PEGGY LAY Peggy says that Philadelphia holds numerous charms for her. MERT LEGLER Bubbling over with personality. FANNIE BUCK LEONARD Teenie's sweet disposition and friendly smile make everyone love her. FRANCES LEWIS Quiet and sweet, this young miss takes life as it comes. LOUISE LOWE This lovely lass from Mobile made an hit at Central when she first walked in. BOB MACKEY A very studious fellow and also a very energetic one. ERNEST MAGRUDER Truly an individualistic' individual. Ck -wtf, -F 3 6 HOMER MANN The big bad woifx SUTTON MARKS Always calm and collected, Sutton is our ideal of a perfect gentleman. ' MIKE MARTINSON A true camera fiend. MUDGE MATTHEWS Mudge's friendly smile is known around Central. BILL MAUTE Bill has a wonderful knack for saying the right thing at the right time. BETH MEEKS Sweet and silent, and one of our favorites. ' MASON MEEKS This guy is as confident and peppy as they come. BEATRICE JEAN MICHAELS This pretty little Yankee is a hard worker on the Tiger Talks. JAMES MILLER Popular with many. James has one special admirer. TALLY MIZE Congenial and well-marmered. JEAN MONETTE Efficient and precise. Jean can be entrusted with any task. JEWEL MORRIS Quaintness and charm make her a sweet girl. WILLIAM MORRIS One of the Willie and Glo Inc Ltd h is a favorite of the Journalistic society MARY ELMA MORRISON Shes got that style GLORIA MOULDEN Center of attraction wherever she is. CARL MCCAIN Tall, dark, and-well. if you've seen Carl, you know the rest. BILLIE CLAIRE MCCLENDON The inspiration for many a football fan. PATSY MCCOY Patsy's ability to get things done makes her a natural leader. JANELLE MCCRAW Janelle is never at a loss for words. FRED McEWEN A chip off the old block. LAURA JEAN McKAY Naturally perfect and perfectly natural. KATHRYN MCKEITHEN She has a heart big enough for two. DIANA MCLAIN - As feminine as a French doll, ELLEN MCMULLIN A quiet beauty accompanies her lady-like ways. LAVERNE MCNEILL This U. S. O. worker has a favorite sailor named Chuck. PAT NOBLE Jovial Pat makes friends while he makes fun. COLLEEN NORDIN Friendly and pleasant. Colleen is as sweet as the day is long. DOROTHY NORWOOD Always ready to do her part. FRANCILE OAKEY O. K. with us. RESA OPPENHEIM As stylish as an Easter bonnet. it 51... X41 I 3 .whit rl nw THOMAS OSWALT Steady and easygoing. Tom is always ready to have a good time. ANN OVERSTREET Ann is altogether charming. EMRY OXFORD His impatience is like the wind. but we like it. MAREDIA PACE Perpetual motion. that's Maredia. BYRL PARKER Debonair and suave. Byrl has a flair for dancing and romancing. ELSIE PARKER Her beautiful hair is a flaming eye-catcher. GLORIA PARKER Fragile and easy on the eye. PATSY PARSONS She has more than her share of fun and friends. BETTE PATTERSON An endless stream of words flows from this little chatter-box. NADINE PERKINS As sweet and dependable as you could want. BEVERLY PERMENTER She's got that drawl! W. E. PEVEY W. E.'s usually somber expression belies his playful nature. BERNARD PRINCE Nobody can help admiring his nonchalant manner. GRACIE PRITCHARD G1'acie's dimples intrigue us, INORMA JEAN PROUTY Bubbling over with activity MARY LYNN PURSER We wonder how this ll gets around so much JUDITH QUINN This is one swell girl. and we really mean swell. FRANK RANKIN Frank is always level-headed in any situation. JIMMIE LORAINE REED Jimmie has many varied interests. but her special ambition is to become a nurse. COLVIN REID The Sergeant is strictly a basso-profundo. BARBARA RENTON Her lily-fair complexion and her studiousness ac- centuate this little miss. ESTHER RICE With a will to work and a desire to please. Esther astounds everyone with her great knowledge. BARBARA ROBERTSON Another of our blonde heart-throbs. HOUSTON ROBINSON Houston's comical antics keep everyone in stitches MARGARET ROBINSON Her wit has the tang of peppermint. MONTE SAPPINGTON This shy guy from St. Louis is really a swell fellow MAURICE SCHWARTZ A dark-eyed junior who has a way with the women DOLORES SELLECK Serene and calm in manner. BILLY SELPH This fellow is likely to replace Gene Krupa as No. 1 drummer. RUTH SENSEMAN This young lady has a future in her dancing feet Ck Ro- MAC SEPAUGH Mac sees something funny in everything BUDDY SHAW Everybody likes Buddy because Buddy likes everybody JU LOUISE SHIELDS Sugar n snice n everything nice ALEX SHOTTS Alex is really a typical American boy BETTY JANE SIMMONS Gracious in manner gentle in speech THELMA SIMPSON Thelma IS on of those broad minded 1nd1v1dual1sts DOROTHY SINGLETARY Dorothy of the twinkling evcs IS a femme fatale ROBERT SLATER As mlschievous as an imp Bobby is consumed by a demon of act1v1ty ELIZABETH ANN SMITH How Sweet You Are must have been written especially for Libber! PEGGY SMITH Her long eyelashes are really a wonder. DOROTHY SNOW She has the situation well in hand. EMMA JEAN STANDIFER Em was first in line when wonderful personalities and brains were handed out. WAYNE STERLING As steady as a clock. Wayne is one on whom you may call for anything. BARBARA STEWART When did you leave heaven? . DOROTHY STIETENROTH Dot's impish eyes belie her dignified air. JIM RAY STINGILY Always to be depended upon. SHIRLEY SULLIVAN This girl is never without a song. CELIA SUMMER A sense of humor that can't be beat and a joyous outlook on life. FRANCES SUMRALL Her pet hobby is making friends. ELSIE MAE TALBERT A Dint-sized dynamo. O. P. TANKSLEY A perfect mixture of good humor and sense, O. P. knows how to have a good time. RICHARD TANNEHILL Better known as the author of From the Tiger's Lair. STIRLING TIGHE Stirling is the type that never troubles trouble until trouble troubles him. CLAUD TINGLE A tall, dark. and genial fellow. BOBBY TYSON Bobby's chief interest is in aeronautics. GROVER UPTON Grover takes his time. but he usually gets where he's going. BURTUS USRY Burtus reminds us of a Spanish Caballero. GEORGE VAN ZANT King of frivolity. but definitely! BARNEY WALKER Barney will make himself known as a standout in the Tiger line. STANLEY WHITE Stanley's crew-cut easily distinguishes him from the CL WYVONNE WHITEHEAD We are sorry to have lost Wyvonne with her lovable ways. ROBERTA WHITFIELD Here's to Robert-O 7 GEORGE WILLIAMS George has a co-operative attitude that makes him dependable. LOIS WILLIAMS This lass from Oklahoma has brought the West to Central. ANN WILSON Vivacious and talkative. yet sweet and unaffected. HOWARD WILSON Always on the go. JACK WOODROW He keeps the armory in order. RITA WOODWARD Thanks to Indiana for this prize student. JASPER WRIGHT Dignity personified. JEAN WYNNE She'll probably be remembered for strolling into class 10 minutes after the tardy bell has rung and saying. Am I late? HARVEY ROSS YOUNG Friendliness and naturalness are two qualities that Harvey excels in. BROCK ZEAGLER Brock is just as his eyes suggest-mischievous. QQ' ow NW' 'D GQ, wo' Sw, 5 S09 NOW S yo N 0 QQ ,D o 0 0 S230 QVQ' Q, NND SW 'D SM Q Q fb o QW GQ Q 0 Q 0 ww X60 N, N0 NQQQP QQ Q O 5 0 09 NN QOYQJ 0 O ON 'Q GW Q 65510 GQ 0 of 0190 K' 6 VD 0 0 vo fb ow 5 W QW 3 Qj 3 Q QP W 5 W Q 36 f, ww 5 g Q 9022 SQ ep QW In SM wb eval M56 if MQ, ow q Q: , 0 S N if x - 4 Q, N X90 09 og, 5 S 5 THEDA DUKE Secrcmry icers DANNY SHANNON Pm szdi nt CUI1Slb19I11.1V lllnble JACK TURNER Treawrcr Alclt md m1.e111Du1t 'ii- Slmplx ldor lblc ish sg? K MARY HUGH ADAMS - - - - Joyuus LA VAUGHN AINSWORTH - - Irreplaceable DORIS AKERS - - JEANNE ALBRIGHT - YVALEE ALLEN - BETTY ALLRED - BILLY ANDERSON - W. T. ANDERSON - ROBERT ANDREAE - - Gracious - Dainty - On the go - Talkativc - Capable - Okay! - Sincere JOYCE ARNOLD - - Queen of thc kf-ybnarfi DAVID ASRBURN - CAROLYN BALEY - GLENN DALE BALL - JAMES F. BARNES - BEVERLY BARNETT - Manly stature - Delightful to know Happy as his smile - Pleasant and polite - - - - - Angelic Ck S UP FRANCES ANN BEACHAM - - MILTON BEASLEY - ANN BELL - REX BEST - 'JO ANN BLISSARD - PEGGY BONNER - - Mischievuus - Chivalrous ' PQPPY One of the best Twinkling eyes - - Unaffected ELDRED BOURNE - - - Everyb0dy's buddy ROBERT BREEDLOVE MARY BROOKS - DOLORES BROWN - JOAN BROWN - SILVIA JEAN BROWN BE'I TY BRY AN VIRGINIA BRYANT JEANETTE BUCKLFY JOE BUFKIN - - GAY BULLARD - - DORIS BULLOCK - - Gentlemanly - Beguiling - Spicy - Captivating - - Lyrical Aff ablc Affectlonatc Naxve - Frisky - Shy - Steadfast BILLY BUNNER - JOHN BURGE - - BILLY BURNHAM - BILL BUTLER - BILLY BYRD - SAMMIE CAMPBELL - JEAN CAGE - - - NORMA JEAN CAMPBELL EDWARD BYRD - FRANK CANNON - - DOROTHY CAPPS - GARLAND CARNES - NANNIE MAE CARPENTER PAUL CARPENTER - JESSIE CASE - - Deliberate - Solid! - Serious Happy-go-lucky - Accommodating - - - - Bashful - Agreeable Simplicity of style - Clean-cut - - Loquacious - Absorbing - Shady - Placid - A reg'lar fella - - Delish! 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QF -55 if ,,Qf Y J E-P ,Q on 1.5 'Q KQV f TURNER CASSITY - - - JOSIE DEAN CASTLE - ED CATES - - DOROTHY CAUSEY - TEOLO CHANCE - GLORIA CHAPMAN - GENE CLARK - - - CLARA FAYE COKER - - JOE HAROLD COLLIER - BETTY COLLINS - WEIR CONNER - - DRENNON COTTINGHAM Ge C. how smart! - - - Glamazon - - Lively - Paragon - Stylish - Alluring Indispensable - Saucy - Earnest - Starry eyes Another genius - - - Conscientious JOANNE COX ----- - Stately MARY ELLEN CROSSLAND ---- Faithful BILLY CRULL - - Never dull with Crull GRACE CUTKOMP - - Ambitious BILLY DALEY - - Frank BETTY JO DAVIS Songbird CHRISTINE DAVIS - Twinkling GENE DAVIS - - Blues-singer GERTRUDE DAVIS - - Darling GLORIA DAWSON - Distinctive ERNEST DEAL - - Reliable MARTHA DENMARK - Witty BOBBY DENTON - - Humorous DORIS DICKSON - Exhilarating ANDRAL DUGGER - - Spirited LILLIAN DUKE - Gaiety itself 'WILLIAM ELLY - - - - Genial DICK FAIN - - Entertaining R PATSY ANN FARMER - - Talented JIMMY FARR - - - - Impulsive ROSEMARY FERGUSON - - Tranquil Ck S UP BRUCE FISHER - PATSY FLIPPIN - NAN FORD - ANN FORREST - - PAULINE FRAZIER PEGGY FULLER JEAN GALE - JACK GANDY - - Helpful Light-hearted - Exotic Fun-loving Invigorating - Bubbling Nightingale - Around and about MARY ALICE GARANFLO ---- Winning BETTY GARBER - - - A wonder BOBBY GARRAWAY ------ Aggressive FRANCES MARION GARRETT - - - Coquette IRENE GARRETT - - HOWELL GATES - FREDA GATLIN DABNEY GILLILAND JOE GODWIN - - RUBY GOLDEN - - Persevering - Diversion itself - Sunbeam - ---- Adept - Known by everyone - Distinctive FRANCES GRADICK - HEWITT GRIFFIN - BONNIE JEAN GRIFFITH DORIS HADDAD - POWELL HALL ---- KATHERINE HAMRICK - MILDRED HANNIS - ALMEDIA HART - ROBERT HATHORN - ELIZABETH HAWKINS - RICHARD HAWKINS - RUBY HEMPHILL - JOYCE HENNE - - JO ANN HENRICHS - JULIA TOY HEWITT - - Upright - Impish Beautiful eyes - Delicate - Intellectual - Wholesome Painstaking - - Willowy I 'Jug is our pal - Sagacious - - Noisy - Persistent Effervescent - Flawless - Tiny C12 S P '79 1' 1: 8'- it ,av- Ov 47' 'Q x, Q6- 473 ROYAL HICKEY - MINA HILL - SARAH HINSON - RUSSELL HOBGOOD - GENE HOFF - - BETTY HOLLER - CAROLYN HOLLINGSWORTH CAROLYN HOLMAN - - - VIRGINIA ANN HUGHES JOAN HUMPHREYS ERNEST HUNTER BILLY JACKSON SARAH JACOBS - BILLY JANES - CECIL JENKINS - CHARLES JOHNSON' - - - Animated - Different - Reticent - Unusual - Striking - Priceless - - Humorous - Garrulous Fragile. Appreciative Hearty Militarx - Vix id - Dexterous Mild of manner - f -- -f Noble JO ANN JOHNSTON - - f - - Kind' BETSY JONES - - Fashion-plate' BOBBY JONES - - MARY ELIZABETH JONES NELL VIRGINIA JONES SARASTELLE JONES - SHIRLEY JONES - RICHARD KENNEDY - FRANCES KNOTT - - RAYMOND LADNIER - GRACE LANGSTON - TOM LA PRELLE - FRANCES LATHAM - MARY NELL LATHAM - MITCHELL LAVINGHOUSE ALLEN LAWRENCE - BILL LEE - - Versatile - Gentle - Lovely - Musical Always smiling - - - Natural - Poised - Modest - Competent Entertaining - - Pleasant - Winsome Remarkable - Reserved - Fancy-free Ch S 'K ,-an SALLY LEMMONS - JIM LLOYD - - - JIMMY LONGINO - 'FAY LOSSING - ANN LOWE - ELIZABETH LUCKETT FRANCES LYNCH - BETTY LYONS - - EDGAR MAGEE - DOROTHY MAGGIO - ABBEY MAGRUDER - LAUCH MAGRUDER - EMMA MAHAFFEY - SIBYL MANN - - JIMMIE MANNING - 'EDDIE MARTIN - MARY MARTIN - CHESTER MASON - A smile for all - Worthy - Diverting - Enthusiastic - Lovable - Peanut - Rousing - Enchanting - Patient - Dark Eyes - Original - Devilish - Pleasing - - - Pixy Little but loud - Rascal - Attractive - - Ready BETTY MASSENGALE Honest JIM MATTHEWS - Carefree LOUISE MAY - - - Jolly JAMES METTS - Jovial TOMMY MIKELL - Acrobatic ELAINE MINNIS - - Distinctive ALICE MOORE - - Gay FAYE MOORE - - - Giddy NETTIE JANE MOORE - - Mild ETHEL MORRIS - Blithe JAMES MORRIS - Dynamic LULA DEAN MORRIS - - Adorable PAULINE MURRAY - - Expressive DORIS MCABEE - - Diminutive SUDIE ANNE MCCOOL - - Intriguing al S0 lZOWL0l'6 Nd 3 if f 9 X V 4010 'I' 18. ,QQ ALBERTA MCDONNELL - BOBBY MCKINLEY - CATHERINE NAEF - SAM NEWELL - - - THOMAS NEWELL - JEAN ANN NICKELI. - fi dn A f 2 'Q -e r JANET NOGAR - - PATSY OAKES - LILLIAN PARKER - MARION PARKER - JOAN PATRICK - PATSY PATTERSON - DON PEARSON - DUNLAP PEEPLES - JOHN PERKINS - MARY NELL PIERCE - LOLA ETHELYN PONDER RALPH PORTER - - - - Vi gorous - Spontaneous - Breezy - Genuine Heart-breaker - Graceful I ' SUHPPY - Candid - - Scintillating Tall and quiet - - - - Cute - Agile - Congenial Always kidding - Ambitious - Sociable - Amusing - - Plucky GUS PRIMOS - - EVA RATCLIFF - JULIUS RATLIFF - JERRY REEDY - - ROBERT REEVES - - WILLIAM REHFELDT WILLIAM RICH ---- ELIZABETH RIDGWAY PEGGY ROBB - BETTY RODGERS - FRANK RODGERS - KATHRYN RUNGE - ' MARILYN RUNNELLS - MAY ADELE SAVAGE DORIS SHARRON - - Business-like - - Active - Cage star - - Gadabout Straight-forward - Good sport - Swell fellow Rich in character - - Energetic - Capricious - Courteous - Grand alto - Precious - Casual - Full of pep ffl Supl 'er 86 gp? if JUANITA SIMMONS - VEE SIMMONS - HARMON SIMS - CAROLYN SLATER - - - - - DOROTHY CLAIRE SMITH JEAN SMITH - ORA SMITH - TOM SMITH - WILLIE RAY SMITH - JACK SPRADLING - JEAN STAINTON - - CARROLL STARKEY - BOBBY STATHAM - FORREST STEVENS - JOE STEINWINDER - BETTY ANNE STORER HATTIE MAE STRONG MARY JO TANKSLEY - - Sparkling - Generous - Enterprising Remarkable - Refined - Stimulating - Different - Sharp - Handsome - Bold - Thoughtful Good-natured - Keen - Valiant - Romeo Easygoing - Whimsical - Full of fun BILLY TAYLOR - Commendablc BOBBY TAYLOR - - Realistic JOYCE TEMPLE - Radiant KATHLEEN THORNE - Marvelous BETSY TIBLIER - - Tantalizing EVELYN TOPP - - - - Pert PETE TOWNSEND - - Deserving JANIE LOU TYLER - Vivacious RAMONA VALENTOUR - - - Ecstatic ANN VENTRESS - - Engaging BOBBIE MAE VICORY - - Swell girl JOHN WADE - - - Audacious JOHN WALKER - - Colossal FRANCES WALL - - Personality-plus ROBERT WARD - - Ingenious A501 5 P QR -Q. 4'6- ig? sp? gg? T:-v RW f 'hi -35- '17 L 'UQ- SAM WARREN - STEVE WEBB - JANE WELCH - BILLY WELLS - BILL WESTBROOK - RUTH EVELYN WESTLING JAMES WHEELER - HAROLD WHITE - DOW WILLIAMS - GEORGIA WILLIAMS - HARRIET WILLIAMS - LILLENE WILLIAMS - RUDOLPH WILLIAMS - BILL WILLS ------ MARJORIE ANN WRIGHT MARTHA ANN CAMPBELL - - Interesting - Undisturbed - Striking - Jester - Spry - Sweet - - Big boy - In the groove - Ideal Sweet Georgia - - - Merry - Adroit - Unassuming - Dependable - - Always laughing - Demure 'n I x W 78 FEATURES Q., .- X 1? -3 jg ,, f WSW ' Q-,Iwi w'?'?vI?I ' . ,. z?f :71T L, , - if in - 'a m 'V ,, if f W 'Vw QM fr. 1 ,fra : Y f ' ,t .Q U Yizfwsfgjx L1 X :S :,s.r,f W ' -ff! ,. 1'2?fw . m ms- . ff M' A Fc? f 15, , 1:11 J ' Y 3 V A MV A - ' 'M , -X ' - Y- - wk: ' .ff 'V W.. 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S0pk0WZ0l'6 GMU JIMMY FARH CEORGE HEWES Gefzfmffs of grime NED O'BRIEN GRACE EDWARDS W G ROBINSON MARY JANE KNIGHT CHARLOTTE ANDERSEN ALBERT BABBITT BILLY BARNETT JOYCE BILLINGS MARY FRANCES BYRD JIMMIE COLEMAN ERNESTINE CRISLER GLORIA FISHER GLEN FORTINBERRY CARROLL OVERTON CARROLL OVERTON JACKIE BYARS CORNELIA DECELLE JUANITA GREGORY VERNA HALL BOBBY PEETS GLEN FORTINBERRY NED O BRIEN BILLY WALTON JAMES STUART GEORGE HEWES AI AN NASON IIMMIE TAYLOR NORTON WATERMAN BOBBX PEETS TILLMAN BRITT IIM COLEMAN CLEN FORTINBFRRX RI'IA WOODWARD ANN HARRISON JULIA TOY HEWITT VIM HOWIE W G ROBINSON Outstanding Boy and I Outstanding Girl, whose names were selected by the faculty to be I engraved on the Kiwanis Plaque with the following inscription: In recognition of the outstanding boy and girl in the graduat- I ing class of Jackson Central High School. who have been dis- tinguished in spirit-scholarship-service I Winner of Bausch and Lomb Optical Company Medal in Science awarded to that member of the graduating class who has dem onst ated the greatest achiex ement In the sciences during his J high school career I Winner of Elaine Lewis Award In Latin given to the member of the graduatlng class who has made the highest achievement In Latin throughout senior high school MARGARET MEGGINSON NED O BRIEN BOBBY PEETS I1:I'?gI:IiEfYgEERTS Winners of Student Council Point BILLY WALTON BOB WILLIAMS MARY JO WOLF System Avt ards 1T1ger Emblemsb D A R Good Citizenship Girl outstanding In dependability service patriotism and leadership Most Outstanding Hy Y Girl whose name was engraxed on the HV Y Silxer Cup I New Members of the Quill and RICHARD TANNEHILL Scroll International Honorary So CLAIRE WELLS J BOB KOCHTITZKY XLQIEIHLQIIWIQIEBBITT otari Ins of the Months ALAN NASON Member of All Big 8 Football Team ciety for High School Journalists Members of All Big 8 Btsketball Tc Im WIHYICI of Blg 8 Discus Throw Contest Represent Itixe Ill AmerIcIr Legion OFlltlllL Il CIIIIIL t Name engraxed on H T Nevxell Plaque In lfelllgflltllill of tht contribution made by the outstanding football pl Iyer In spirit and performance both off and on the field during the year Winner of R L Ezelle Medal presented tothe plaver vxhose name I IS engraved on the H T Nevt ell Plaque Members of Nation Il Athletic Schol arshlp Society who hue earned SUNNY SCHNEIDER athletic letters Ind vthose schol 1350 War Bondi 1825 War Bondi 13525 War Bond? 155007 1S500I DOROTHY WAYNE BERRY 152007 GRACE EDWARDS NED O BRIEN COOPER CLEMENTS ROBERT C EDWARDS MARY JANE KNIGHT RICHARD NAEF VALDEE BALLING BETTY JO DAVIS EVANS GREMILLION PEGGY MARSTON EDWINA MAY ALBERT BABBITT EDDIE BAGGETT CARL FLECK EUGENE GARRETT ALVIN ROY WRIGHT Bassoon I2 years? 1 1 year! 1375! 15751 1375? 18751 RICHARD NAEF ALAN NASON COLVIN REID BILLY SIMMONS JOY STEVENS Flute and Piccolo Baritone Clarinet Bass Clarinet Wlnners of Good Cltl7LIlSlllp Essay Contest sponsored by Clxltm Club Winners of Vanderbtlt Schol Irshtps Winner of M S C W Scholtrshlp Winners of M1llSdpS Scholarships Sololsts In The Pirates of Pen ante Winners of First Chairs In Respectlxe Sections at Band Cl1n1c 555335 cn ma' 553,52 'wiggle DQ 53 :U 'IJLIQ saga 31952 F52 3' 55 Z U :gaze HNFSQE EEI-IF? 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' I . 1 Winners of D A R Awards in Do mestlc Arts WINNERS IN PEGASUS LARRY CROTHERS ROBERT EDWARDS JANET FOX DOROTHY WAYNE BERRY BENJAMIN FRANKLIN KATHERINE BRYAN CORNELIA DLCELLE BETTY LYONS RALPH PORTER R O T C AWARDS CONTESTS 4FarstJ 4Seconda 4Tharda tF1rstJ 4Secondl 1Th1rdI 1FarstJ 1Secondb 4Th1rdJ COMPANY COMPANY COMPANY If IRSI I IFUTENANT LESTER R JONES 1Company Ar CADE'l CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT OTIS WALTON aCompanv Ca CADFI' SERC FANT MILTON EVERET1 'Company CP CADET SERGEANT HAROLD SCHNEIDER 1Comp my CI CADET CAIYI AIN GEORGE FARR 4Compmy Ab CADPI SIAPI' SERGEANT JOHN lCOIT1p'lIIy BURNS CADET SFRGFANT COLVIN REID 1CompmV Bl CADE I Sl' RC PANI B B GRAVES 4Comp any BD C,ADF'I PRIVATE mComp any Ba CADFI' PRIVA I P FIRST CI ASS ROBERT ANDREA 'Company Al LADEI SI RCPANI HAROLD SCHNEIDER 4Company Ca W G ROBINSON TURNER CASSIIH DON PEARSON JOSEPH PASCHAL COLVIN RFID JOSEPH EDMUND JOHNSTON JOHN TOWNSEND ANDREW HILTON CADET CAPTAIN HERBERT CARPENTER 1Company Ca CADET STAFF SERGEAN1 WILLIAM BARNETT 1Comp'any Cr to the grade of SECOND LIEUTENANT CADET STAFF SERGEANT JOHN BURNS 4Company BJ to the grade of SECOND LIEUTENANT Short Story Poetry Essay Wanner of General Grayson Cup awarded annually to the vxmraca of the Inter Company Rafle Match Waaanea of Claraon Ledger Cup awarded annually to the best dralled company as determaned by compctataxe daall 1 Wmner of Ameracan Legaon Trophy awarded to the company judged to have maantaaned the haghest standards of general effacaency throughout the school year J FIRST CLASS WILLIAM JACKSON L J Wanner of Amcrac aaa lc aoaa Med al awarded for haghost score of Bat talaon Rafle Te am Wanner of Ameracaaa Legaon Medal awarded to 12th grade cadet most outstandaaag an malatary appearancr Wmnea of Malataay Department Medal aw arded for haghcst andavadual score an Company Rafle Team Matches Wanner of Ameracan Legaon Medal awarded to 11th grade cadet most outstfandang an malatary appearance Wanner of J ackson Rot aay Club Med al awarded to outstmdmg cadet offacer an leadershap command and general effacaency Wmner of Vetea ans of Foaeagn Waas Medal avx arded to 12th grade non commassaoncd offacer judged to be most outstandmg an loyalty attend ance and attentaon to duty Wanner of Jackson Rot ary Club Medal gr ade c adet Wmaaer of Vetca ans af Foaeagaa Waas Medal avx arded to most outstaaadang, Ilth grade non commassaoned offaccr Wanner of Veterans of Forea n Wars Medal avs arded to 10th grade prax ate judged most outstandaaag throughout the school ye ar Wanner of Unated Daughters of Con federacy IW D Holdea Ch aptcrl Medal awarded to 10th ga ade pa ax atc yudged to bc most outstandaaag, aaa malatary appc arance Wanner of Malat ara Department Med al awarded an manual of arms compe tataon Wearers of Honoa Bars awarded for maantaanang a B average or above for all subjects for the flrst thacc terms Outstandang Platoon Leader awarded the Dlstanguashed Servace B'ar foa constant devotaon to duty for excep taon'al leadershap abalaty and for be ang by has soldaerly example 'a con tanuous ansparataon to the membeas of has organazataon Specaal Promotaon for conspacuous servace 'as platoon serge ant an which he was mstrumental an greatly sastang has platoon leader an develop ang the platoon to such a hagh degree of effacaency that at showed the gre'at est amprox ement of all samalar unats an the Corps of Cadets and for ex ceptlonal leadershap abalaty Specaal Promotaon for unswervmg at tentaon to duty for conscaentlous daaly effort for loyalty and depend abrlaty resultang an the ancrewsed effacaency of has platoon ------- A 1 -,,,,, I I au .... -- 1 .. 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Crothers S, C .ff jig 'Si SUM' af CROTHERS JEAN HAUGHTON ED LEwxs HUGH IVY SCOTT HENRY STIKES KEITH LUKE Captain Company Sponsor Cadet lst Lieutenant Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Cadet lst Sergeant 0l'l'Z,U6LIZy FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON THIRD PLATOON '7' -nut f x Y '5's AARON CONDON KATHERTNE BRYAN HERBERT CARPENTER Bonny VVILLIABIS BILLY WALTON JIMMIE Cadet Captain Company Sponsor Cadet lst Lieutenant Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Cadet lst 0WL7D6UZy FIRST PLATOON nu-pn---v SECOND PLATOON will!! 'T 52 THIRD PLATOONI DISC AND DIAMOND SOCIETY GLEN FORTIINBERRY Captazn RIFLE TEAM ,- . .. -N LCQV5 A1 BLRT BABR111 J1w1N1Y FARR MARC -XRI-1 MECCINQON EDITH THFRREL1 Ceiptaln D1 um Majox M xjouttc OfflC615 Roy WRIGHT Emma BAGGETT CARL FLECK JFRRY MAYO FRANK STEWART Student Dxrector Ser IC mt Sergeant Serge mt Sergeant Che Gefzfmf gf gh Sckoof X f an Z cm Pfam ,.f4 ff' , ff ww , f '21 fi, f ' Afpm-10.1 ' 50 4, AO' s rips? 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QLI, if L5 we ,MQ 5'4 'a1-if W J XX F3 S, ff pf AXA X fe xg W SP6-IIT oofhdff u 1 5 LQZVS Fxrst Row Schnexder Kelster Hewes Black Stuart Snnmons W111laH1S Coleman McCre1ght Hardee Ellard Peets Boyles Mm' Second Row Shell Ashburn Kxnnebrew Carnes Schmotzer Bentz Denson Lowther Magruder Marston Slaton Carpenter Sneed Taylor Newell MOFYIS Thlrd Row Jeffreys Mgr Br1tt Oxford Luckey HOXV19 Bourne Hathorn J Walker Glllllahd Cates W11l1s Mlller B Walker Matthews Bass Campbell COVE 060' Jackson Columbla Jackson Crystal Sprlngs 0 Jackson Greenvllle Jackson Newton Jackson Mer1d1an Jackson Tupelo Jackson Greenwood Jackson Columbus Jackson 12 Vlcksburg I 41 ---------- ' 0 20 ---------- ' Jackson 9 ---------- Clarksdale 21 6 ---------- ' 6 0 ---------- 6 6 ---------- ' ' 20 13 ---------- 0 20 ---------- 0 20 ---------- 0 - ----' ------ ' 12 PEETS End Bob playmg h1s thnd yeax fox the Tlge1S was selected cap tam of the team thls season By hls outstandlng Splflt both on and off the fxeld Bob was elected the most valuable playel of the team by the coachmg staff 'Lo 3 'WUUKWT HARDEE Tackle B111 was the blggest man on the Tlgex squad Altexnatmg the fust strlng dutles wlth J1m Denson at the fxrst of the season he took over the startmg ass1gn ment by h1s outstandmg plavmg COLEMAN Guard Jun was undexstudy to B111 Moungel A11 Blg 8 guard ln 1943 44 Th1s vear he was moved up to the flrst strmg to f111 the x cancx left by B111 and ablx pexfoxmed hls dutles CLARKSDALE S KICK IS ALMOST BUT NOT QUITE BLOCKED Plavmg a h1gh1x touted rxval the T1gCIS were gxven 11tt1e chance of galnmg a V1CtOTX Although thev went down 1n the1r flrst defeat, the T1gers made 16 fust downs to 3 for the opponents '2w7F ' '1 f -a tiny ,w ' - ' :mt A , , ya my ug, uv! 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'W If 61. -'ff 'Mfr' it am WILLIAMS Center SIMMONS Guard BLACK Tackle Bob was one of the three Playrng hrs frrst season Oscar 1S a brg boy who can letuln T18 letfffmen It Was Brlly came through rn great through hrs untrrrng efforts Style He was constantly hlt em hard and Often W9 breakrng rnto the backfleld of 319 lookmg f01Wa1'd to hls truly mrss Bob the oppos ng teams play rng next year that the Trgers had such a frne season Central wrll JIM STUART HITS THE NEWTON LINE Wrthout the servrces of two of the frrst strrng men, the Trgers were frnallv brought to therr knees on a beautrful pass by Payne Newton's fullback Thrs play broke the deadlock and put Newton ahead V: 5 , I WM ., , W ' f 'ff' nf I I r we mr 1 ' ' ' ' fun' , . 'w' MM ' I ' + r I A r A A I fi 1 + 5 l A A' A M ,. M -3? A f' ' at ,U at N v In Q' r Q ' .a. ' 'mq'7Mf'f ',. ' . ' , Y, ,' L' jk, . - I ..,-,,3- . W L- ? rx' .'5rf213 X . .-1 , ' , - .,. '.v. ... U -,, Mxvagk. , 1 f ,,., . t h V I 4 , A .n A J X ,339 wwf 3. 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MCCREIGHT Quarterback Waltel playmg as a block mg back was an outstahdmg man on pass defense A hard blocker and a smooth wo1 ker IS Walter STUART Fullback Plawmg h1s fust xeal of high school football Jlm dCf'llO1'lStl ated h1s leal abxhty by makmg All Blg 8 We are gomg to hear more of thls lad on the gr1d1ron ... tl. TAYLOR Fullback Jrm understudv to two All B1g 8 fullbacks J 1 m Stuart and Jerry T1b11er plays qulte a game hlmself A shoulder mjury was a great setback to h1m A GREENIE BACK HITS THE TIGER LINE Playmg before a large Thanksgwmg Day crowd, the Txgers and Greemes fought to a t1e fll'1lSh The game was sparked by many outstandmg plays by both teams in . 'V ,- t, - :X 3.9, A A in xl - ' R I ,fffff , ' A up 1' J in 'I I I - I I 2 I ' , -E ' . ,1 I A O I l . I 2 I Mqwgb , , lu A . , -f A l -H 1' gg ' l i I ,',. . . W- ., 1. , S I A' J A f V , V 3' A R I 2 I 'Al In ' - ' A .jg-' 'i ' 4' ,. r jg, I V Li F I ' 1 I Q . - - I . V , I A I V IJ I ' 96 v. 3 0, 'M 3 11,,4r anti Wim gqzl TWT 113- M 3 '- 5 mdk... SCHNEIDER Halfback Sonny staxted the yeal off Ilght by glabbmg the opemng klCk off of the sea son and txavelmg 70 vaxds to scole We a1e dependlng on Sonny to do glcat thlngs next V931 ELLARD Halfbuck Although tne smallest man on the squad Bob was the coolest when the actlon staxt ed He made H1019 long luns than any othex back on the team It was hxs gleat play mg that kept the Tgus 1n the game most of the t me lxEISTER Halfback Sflilllflg Tom was one of the haldest tunnels on the team and played a whale of a game at halfback An ankle IHJUIV eallx 1n the season kept hmm out of ict on xn latex games .L- STUART TACKLES A GREENIE BACK AT THE SCRIMMAGE LINE On the whole, the Tlg6IS had a good season Boastxng one of the best llnes ln the confexence and a host of scat backs the Tlg61S wexe able to score on all opponents except one 1 by l ff: . 4 ' A l . 9, W L .' Qty. ' ' , . Q J , I. JP -t. -.1 V 3 . 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' ' ,X 1, V Y fm My GILLILAND Center WALKER Guard GRANTHAM Guard HU 1 .wh tW',sg K' 'Q alps 1 C X R Tackle Fllald the last man piepaxes to make the tackle wr 5 4fg,g 1 fs 1 1 ' QW 2. y-alla 'M M .,-as Hewes takes a h1gh one Schneldex scoxcs on .1 pass flom Ellald askefbaff UZ 666072 Fxrst Row Ellard Ratllff Walker Peets Schncldex Brltt Second Row Boyles Mgr Coleman Hewes Fortlnbeuy Johnson Nason Gorday Whlte Coach Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson COVE 060' Byram V1CkSbUfg Brookhaven Laurel Byram Merldxan Mer1d1an Brookhaven ForkV111e Greenwood McComb Merxdlan Mer1d1an G1 eenwood Byram q 8 Courzzamezzf Jackson Jackson 27 Clarksdale Hattlesburg Z 1 36 ---------- , ' 37 ---------- ' 23 ---------- 21 ---------- 18 ---------- 34 ---------- ' ' 30 ---------- ' ' Jackson 22 ---------- Vicksburg 28 ---------- 36 ---------- ' 37 ---------- 36 ---------- 23 --------- - ' ' 33 --------- - ' ' 20 --------- - ' . 27 ---------- i 38 ---- ------ SCHNEIDER -- Forward ELLARD -- Forward BOYLES -- Manager RATLIFF Forward WALKER Guard BRITT Guard W WHITE Coach AX'-.3 V . F ' X ' . P HEW ES Forward NASON Forward JOHNSON Center PEETS Guard COLEMAN -- Guard GORDAY -- Guard FORTINBERRY - Center l'6LCC Kneelmg Paxkel Lloyd Matthews PKBISOH Nolan Standmg Stewalt W111l3D1S MCCIC1ght Cannon HICKHIHH Butt Magludex .1 On VOUI maxk' Wllllamb ovel the top Howie, Oxford. Fleck, Anderson, M111Cl', Taylor, Hardee, Babbitt a f Q f f 4. . s L , - emzis BOYS' TEAM La Rue, Hewes, Nason, Fortinberry GIRLS TEAM McC1endon Lowe Strmger Stxetenroth Edwaxds Parkex Fortmberry and Nason xolley Strmger prepares to slam Preszdent Bob W1l118mS Vice President Jlmmle Coleman Secretary Trerwurer Alan Nason Sergeant at Arms Bobby Peets oxinq oumamemf imzen Front Row Jones Taylor, Kimbrough, Cheatham Back Row Fleck Smxth Stuart Slmmons, Bradley F-I GHG? Preszrlent Goo Taylor Vlce Preszdcnt Edythe Smlth Secretary V1rg1n1a Parsons Treasurer Betty Joyce Hale Reporter Margaret Megglnson IEEE, ' .ff fri'-I-? A -12,1 lg.: , b . A., ,Es v 1 . 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'-ll L56L5 66 JACKSON MISSISSIPPI Hugh Ratmg Coeducatlonal Reasonable Cost Accessible to every sectlon of the State SEMESTERS OPEN REGULAR SUMMER SEMESTER July 2 FALL SEMESTER September I 8 MASTER MAJOR Dale Jansen MISS MILLSAPS Dale Burnham FOI Informat1on Wflte DEAN WM . E. RIECKEN 1-Mid' SUMMER SCHOOL OPENS FIRST SEMESTER TERM July 2 August 4 SECOND SEMESTER TERM August 6 September 8 mg BUSINESS .551-mdmddfe 6219 Jackson Msss .r P Clark Mgr OUTSTANDING ADVANTAGES Fmest Rooms Equnpment Convemences Hlghest Educatlonal Standards COURSES Stenographnc Bookkeepmg Secretarual Crvul Servxce Mach nes and Courses for Commercial Teachers All Courses are Fully Accrednled INDIVIDUAL HELP LIMITED ENROLL MENT AND MONTHLY TUITION SAVE HALF THE USUAL TIME AND COST ON ALL COURSES Call or wrxte for full nformato DIAL 4 8922 J P CLARK Mgr IHead of Clark School sunce Founded I929l lHead of Com Dept J H S I9I3 19291 IDILAJJGHHCJBISS Business College ULDEST AND LARGEST IN MISSISSIPPI A New Fmance Plan for WORTHY STUDENTS During the Present Emergency Call or write for further mformatuon on our STREAMLINED COURSES 502Vz East Caputol Jackson Miss PHONE 3 3826 Jackson Commercial COLLEGE -an4ERc1,, f :P f 49 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION so I 5 TECI mblcm of fm f Cfllcucnl bclrool IIMISSISSIPPIIS Best Equipped Business School Call, phone, or wrlte for mformatlon about our tramlng plan, terms, etc MRS T C SCI-IILLINC Manager Jackson, MISSISSIPPI PHONE 2 0483 Converse College Spartanburg, South Carolma . 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