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

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Central High School - Cotton Boll Yearbook (Jackson, MS) online collection, 1948 Edition, Cover

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A l is -is ze 1: 1 amz .mc A I Q7 N Ni v 1 V ? 1 r line the 1948 Eri'11'1mz of flee COTTON BOLL, fm affccfzmfately dcdzcafcfl fo MIQQ May Flctclzer in apprccmtzon fm 11110 Hf2l!IFHfS' fm rzdulz' llfr :fn a Qrvmzizfzr' agr' 42, ' - I , uw- , I J 1 , . . - .VI 1 f i1m-zmzemblc priceless lzofzws she has given fo prffpnr'i ng hm' - W L. , CITY COUNCIL D. B. SHARRON R. S. WITHERS Commissioner Commissioner BOARD of EDUCATION i - I 1. L K. P. WALKER Superintendent of Public Schools E. C. BOLMEIER R. B. LAYTON Assistant Superintendent of Public Schools Director of Curriculum AD INISTRATIQ L. H. WRIGHT f - F. W. MCEWEN Principal of Central Business Manager High School D. L. MUMPOWER Assistant Principal of Central High School FACULT KATHERINE BAKER Commercial Work JAMES BECKETT Mathematics ROBERT BERRY Science and Athletic Coach Tl,f'Sgt. W. P. BOSTIC R. O. T. C. ANNIE VERNON BRENT Latin MRS. DOROTHY CAMPBELL Spanish HELEN CARTER Counselor and Mathematics ALICE CAUSEY English and Journalism ACULTY COURTENAY CLINGAN Social Science SEVER L. EUBANKS Social Science MAY FLETCHER Science HAL FRANCE Commercial Work and Athletic Coach D. G. FULTON Athletic Director FRANK E. GIBBS Mathematics LT. COL. EARL C. GLASSCOCK P. M. S. 8z T. L. W. GODBOLD Social Science and Athletic Coach FACULTY KATHRYN HARRIS Science ELIZABETH HEARD Home Economics MRS. DORRIS HINTON Home Economics MARGARET HUTCHISON English MRS. MARGARET JACKSON Office ISABEL JOHNSTON Latin MRS. JANET JORDAN Social Science MARJORIE KEATON Counselor and Commercial Work FACULTY ALVIN JON KING Choral Music ANNIE LESTER Mathematics My,- Sgt, EMMETT MARCUM R. O. T. C. BLANCHE MUSSELWHITE English S,f Sgt. EDWARD E. PATTON R. O. T. C. EMMY LOU PATTON English LOUIS PULLO Instrumental Music MRS. ELIZABETH RANAGER Office FACULTY MRS. AVIS RUSSELL English MRS. FLORENCE SCHULTZ Librarian LT. CLAUDE O. SHELL Assistant P. M. S. 8: T. 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'- 5- -A I 1, ., ' I- . 'u'. L4 5-14 '- ' J.f'.'f-.ft-5 ' - :r.mEi:..ui' VV E' if.:2...Q 1 - V' f -f .......'m..g....iL . 9 'Y . an 4. .E 1' 5-Jn- 1 z ,,,,..-- -:L -i Er, , wi4 'Z6J7k'ZWwSQ 'lt-'-1,-:: ,-,,i,,,,--ii ,,,,,, v-W -X tl - X '5- -1 '- il' A-,ik '4 . S 'W' ....-, - . X ,ii 'N MW 'NX 'ts .' V 1' 4 'I 9 fi - '-X,-., Cf i w' W .ia ? ffm Rr v Y ! ye L 5 --fb- is H-4 ,1 lux --:Q j t':gi 4 -A 5 nr I I n n rr -ff' I -Zi' . A L , X Yjf ff + u M1434 . 1 V- Ks i ' 9' P F tix' , 'L - '-' V Q Q -4,2 f -W . J f c X fff A N ' 'K ' f xl? '25 A .eg 2 sg, 1 ' if ka f M A XM 2 FX x . gm X , tx ' n 4 .pn Z V wk , Z K 'J-J 'gig' , - ,.. , '. it '5 rr 4 If fglhr- ,,,M K ' 'f HSM? SE lQR 'SQ-L, XTLNX v ,164 W1 'M , 4 ,f I 1 XX MIKE X X fr NCHA xQiyi 5 fi X WA 'Ww '-5, ls Zi ' ,ti ?x 4 Rf Qx K C 2 X KE XL S 'P' HIGHLIGHTS OF '48 A week earlier than usual, school started off with a bang this year! The school board seems to have adopted a new policy-lots of holidays including the Governor's inaugura- tion and the Freedom Train. Central is really proud of her Tigers. Our football team won six games out of ten, and one of our guards, Ape Shores made All-Big-Eight. Everyone went all out for foot- ball-even Weaver, our stellar cheerleader, who intercepted Vicksburg's best block of the afternoon. The State Fair came and went-our money was and then wasn't. Beaucoups of cotton candy, taffy, and sawdust were devoured by eager Centralites. In the line of basketball, Central has been outstanding. The girls' basketball team was resurrected, and both they and our boys have played good ball. Our team came within two points of winning the Big Eight championship, after leading all but the last few min- utes of the game. In Hattiesburg Central's irresistible force, Dedeaux, met the immovable object-the law, when he jumped over the rail intent on giving the referee his opinion. Ourvstar forward, Dwight Hitt, brought home the bacon by winning All-Big-Eight honors. Ourvbaseball is looking up this year too, for every member of last year's Southeastern championship team' is back. The new look has taken over-from the band's new uniforms and jackets, to the girls' longskirts and scarves. Also,ithe knitting craze has hit school, and few and far between are:,the,,gir1s-whoklack a paper bag full ofknitting. Mary's Yarn Shop has run a close third' to'Kennington's-and Brown's as the favorite hang-out this year. For the first time since before the'War, a convention of Latin students met, this year in Laurel. We are proud to say that a Jackson girl was elected president for next year. Central's debating team made a name for themselves this year by placing second only to McComb in the State Debating Tournament. We're expecting good results in the oratorical contest also. A 'Our chapel programs this year have, as a majority, consisted of female impersonators and those' distinguished musical aggregations, the 'Strawberry Pickers, the Gold Coast Trio, and the quartet. The only casualty of the season was Gaston Hall, who was over- whelmed by-his first kiss., .CMartha was tooll The Theater Guild ,under the direction of Miss Emmy Lou Patton presented You Ca'n't Take It With You and She Stoops to Conquer, both of which were very successful. Pop,f King 'and the chorus classes have also had an eventful season, presenting the Messiah and the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, Iolanthe. This makes -Mr. King's twen- tieth year teaching music in the high school at Jackson, and we would like to say that he has had a wonderful influence on all the students with whom he has come in contact. This year saw the formation of the All Student Club-an organization for the purpose of giving dances and parties. Our only comment is, More! The Christmas dance was a great success, and one of Central's former students, Deacon Jones, has furnished the music so far for all school events. Another big affair was the Military Ball, which was snowed out on the planned weekend and had to be given the following week. What with the dance programs and uniforms, Central's girls agreed that West Point had just about met its equal. A welcome visitor, at least welcome to most, was Old Man Winter, who brought with him two heavy snows. fAt least they were heavy for Mississippi.J As we approach the end of the year all of the seniors tthat wonderful racel are en- veloped in a swirl of announcements, senior parties, and graduation presents. One of the minor problems- confronting some seniors is the seemingly impossible feat of making twelve, and three and one half credits equal sixteen. Around three hundred and eighty seniors are scheduled to receive their diplomas on Thursday, May twenty-seventh. K X . . M JA I . anim! can zrwfm l,7'l'S'ilIf llf - - Lvn .Ii1'ou:u- Vice-Pwsidrfzzf - - Ilfzrry Lofliw Hl'l'7'l'fllI'xll - - - Hmm Gzzrrick 7'1'ms11r'1'l' - A livffy Lum' Hwvzt , A sz 1 4: rl B3 SENIURS i g ? '- eL:.i.L,.!Li1,,im' I , yfzff f E JEWEL ADAMS Jewel is quiet in disposition but witty in conversa- tion. In school. she is interested particularly in com- mercial subjects and outside, in sports-especially tennis and swimming. JAMES R. ALDRIDGE As original as the atomic bomb. though not quite so explosive, James is as friendly as a pre-election poli- tician. A bountiful supply of good judgment and in- dividuality makes him both a singular and genial associate. GEORGE ALEXANDER A favorite with boys and girls alike, George is noted for his blond features and a type of friendliness which we all wish for. He has established a reputation as an excellent musician. LAURA CEIL ALLEN CUBE Remember daintiness, shining brown eyes, a spark of wit. a bit of teasing. character and loveliness-and you'll remember Laura Ceil, J. E. ALLGOOD J. E.'s outstanding performance on the gridiron is only one feather in his cap. He is also executive officer for Company B and a member of the exclusive J club. In addition he plays the role of Casanova quite well. J ULIETTE ANDERSON Juliette moved here this year from Mize. Out of school, this petite blonde enjoys skating and basket- ball. and in school she takes a commercial course as preparation for her chosen career. JOE ARMSTRONG 2 ill Joe has proved himself a big shot at Central with or without his camera. His skill in photography is ex- emplified by his work on this year's Cotton Boll. It would be impossible to finda more cooperative person. TOMMY ARRINGTON Us-Nei-Ut Aman among men and a giant among women, Tommy is the love 'em 'n leave 'em type. Talkative and witty, this indispensable member of Central's band will always be welcome anywhere. L -Sa' 1 N DAVID ASHBURN This small but dynamic athlete was one of our stellar pig-skin pushers this season. Quick-thinking plus mus- cular power makes this miniature powerhouse a terror to all opposing teams. HELEN AWAD Helen is one of those lucky ones who are blessed with beautiful curly hair. It's impossible to have the blues while around this peppy little bundle of personality. JIM AYCOCK 3-in A cheerful disposition, a good-natured wit, and plenty of knowledge characterize Jim. His alertness and capability, among other qualities, brand him as a fel- low well worth knowing. DAVID BACKUS Dave came to us this year from Louisville, Kentucky, and we were certainly glad to have him. Dave's motto might be Why worry? Things are bound to happen anyway. We hated to see him leave us so soon. ' CARL BAIN A dash of wit, a dash of individuality, and a generous mixture of practicality and intelligence go to make up Carl. His exceptional grades and many achievements have more than proved his ability. The Brain is Central's contribution to the world of knowledge. BEN BAKER This small sized, stepped-up dynamo is one of Cen- tral's outstanding jesters. This bashful boy is a care- ful student--careful not to overwork. that is. LOUIS BALL Louis has made a name for himself at Central. He has used his leadership ability as president of the A Cap- pella choir and often as the presiding officer in his speech class. He likes science and takes seriously all of his school work. WINSTON BALL Winston is a sports enthusiast, with a special interest in football. Hunting and fishing vie for second place in his affections. He talks little and does much. BARBARA BANAHAN DQP7- This blue-eyed brunette attracts many a second glance and sets many boys' hearts aflutter. Barbara is an en- chanting combination of sweetness, intelligence and beauty. Her popularity and ability are attested by the fact that she was elected sponsor of Company C and a member of the Cotton Boll staff, CHARLES BARLOW This ever-friendly boy displays efficiency plus a head for figures. His work on scenery for the Theatre Guild this year has been indispensable. ' L SE IORS - .1 I is 'W -ET: ,. ji' nur, 151' running?- . 5 .3 2- mt' e nr- -4 f P ' I v i f Ji: 1 lli F ',ff,,f, , N XX EDWIN BATTE Tall. dark, and handsome, Edwin should win an award for his sincere friendliness. As president of the student body he has worked hard, and with success. at making our high school a good one. If Central had a Hall of Fame. his name would top the list. POLLY BECKER RD Polly's good humor mixed with her spicy personality makes her a neverafailing recipe for fun. Old Sol himself touched , ly's heart and left his mark of brightness and lag' hair. CAROLYN BENSON Although a newcomer to Central. Carolyn has speedi- ly won recognition by her splendid work in the band and on the girls' basketball team. With her lilting laughter and ihtrigying conversation, she is a source of constant mlerriment Afor her many friends. TOM ISERBEROVICH We are certainly glad that -Tom came back this year from Alabama, for he has been a staunch member of Central's football team. A sociable fellow. he has gained a host of friends in a surprisingly short time and has been the object of many feminine glances. REX BERNER Rex's never-failing friendship isatreasure to all who know him. A lad with plenty of intelligence and com- mon sense, he has a sharp wit. If a task is to be done to perfection. Rex is the man for the job. KATHRYN BERRYHILL Kathryn's pretty and witty. pleasing and sweet. She's attractive and active, clever and neat. If you know Kathryn. you're certain to like her. LEILA BETTS Leila's interest in mathematics and science will help her in her chosen field of nursing. Her fashion-com scious thoughts are revealed by her stylish dress. WENDELL BLACK If there's one fellow we want always to remain the same, it's Smoe. His effervescent wit just keeps us rolling. Wendell is an all-round fellow and will sure- ly meet with success in all he attempts. DELESLYN BLAND This petite brunette has a flair for dramatics that was discovered this year in her Theater Guild work. De- leslyn can win any audience, when sheis on stage or off. ELAINE BOEHLE Into everybody's heart Elaine has found a way. Not only is she noted for being a whiz at 'tthe 88 keys, but also for her gracious and friendly manner. BETTY BONNEY Betty takes a genuine interest in anything that con- cerns athletics. She is also a capable worker in other fields, as shown by her work on the girls' sports sec- tion of the Cotton Boll.. ADRIENNE BOURGEOISABZ This delectable. delightful, and delovely brunette is always original and attractive. Her bubbling person- ality has endeared her to all. DORLA DEANE BRANNING Dorla is a dignified, unassuming girl with a pretty face. She is a steady worker and a dependable stu- dent. Judged by her proficiency in bookkeeping and business English, she will be successful in the secre- tarial field. LOIS BRAXTON Sincerity of purpose and gentleness of manner are two of Lois's characteristics. Her ambition is to be- come a government secretary. We wish her luck in this field and know that she will succeed. O BETTY LOVE BRENT BBY. Betty Love is always having the time of her life and loving every minute of it. As treasurer and social sec- retary of the senior class. she has done a good job. TED .BRISTER Tall and dark, Ted is our yearly strong, silent man. Quiet and industrious, he has a grin that radiates sincerity and hopefulness. Central's girls will miss this boy's smiling eyes. V BOBBIE BROWN There is only one adjective to describe Bobbie and that is energetic Her lively personality is por- trayed in her hazel eyes. She would love to spend all of her time simply dancing. LEO BROWN PEE?- Our versatile class president has an impressive record of achievements here at Central in all phases of lead- ership and class activities. His -.i, magnetic personality and ability to keep friends have decidedly contributed to his popularity. If precedim' successes are charac- teristic of future events, Leo will be a famous man. 41 'Y Q 4 SENIORS 4 rig K 'V' Chl lx, 7 . I Q59 L a 1 , V ,:. 5: ' EW' M tw -x G A 4 - ' BILLIE JEAN BROWNE We like Billie Jean's winsome ways and her consider- ate manner, Always telling something funny, she is a favorite of many. She rates high scholastically and has shown much interest in extra-curricular activities. GENE BUCKLEY BBS.. Gene plans to major in psychology at college, and we are sure she will do well in this subject, for she al- ready seems to know how to get along with people. Gene is sincere and honest and never fails to greet everyone with a smile. JOE ANN BURNEY A rare girl with that 'tcome-hither air, Joe Ann is popular with boys and girls alike. Two of her many assets are her beautiful hair and her excellent dancing. CHESTER BURNHAM SKQ We really missed Chester during our junior year. and wetre glad he decided to come back and graduate with us. Our senior year wouldn't have been the same without him. JOHN BURNS Zi 9- John Baxter is one of these carefree, amiable fellows whose laughter and gay spirits are contagious to any- one he is around. Although full of fun. he is also a very conscientious worker in any task. CARTER BURNSIDE A stalwart member of Central's track team, Carter has the rare talent of being a good listener. His slow, mysterious grin is sufficient reward for any good joke. FAYE BUSBY Her brown hair and her Camay complexion combine to make Faye an attractive person. Her unassuming, dependable air will help her greatly in the secretarial work in which she is interested. ALICE BUSH Combine peppiness with a love for drawing and swim- ming. a style all her own and a host of friends, and what do you get? Why, Alice, of course! EVELYN MARIE BYRD Every acquaintance notices Evelyn's easy-going and jolly disposition. her friends discover her sincerity and steadfastness. and the favored few report glow- ingly of her culinary skill. JERRY M. BYRD SKS- With one look at the handsome commander of Com- pany A, you too will fall under the spell of his twink- ling brown eyes. Although Jerry is idealized by in- numerable Centralites, he is completely unaffected by this admiration. MARTHA BYRD Martha's charm and personality account for her gen- eral popularity. Her taste in clothes is unexcelled, and her air of gayety endears her to all who know her. BETTY JOYCE CAMPBELL We missed Betty Joyce for two long years but were delighted when she began her last year with us. This tall dream girl is poise personified everywhere she goes. even to the basketball court where she forever stars. TOM CARR Tom is rather on the quiet side. and he takes life seriously. Enjoyment of sports of all kinds is his favorite pastime. His industrious manner will surely make him successful in everything that he attempts. JULIAN CARROLL 2' LQ Sonny impresses us deeply with his handsome fea- tures and silent manner. but we are amazed to find that his quietness often vanishes, and in its place we find laughter and a kind of gayety that is definitely contagious. MARY MCCUNE CAUSEY Mary is one of those accomplished and industrious girls who plan and make their own clothes. She likes to sew. and her good humor and even disposition help her to face calmly all catastrophes of scissors and sewing machine. VIRGINIA CAVETT Dvbf. If you like dark curly hair and laughing brown eyes, Cavett is sure to please. She is gay and happy-go- lucky but with serious moments that are as intriguing as a waltz by Chopin. MARY LOU CHANDLER With a fascinating sparkle in her eyes, the girl from Baltimore moved right into the hearts of Central. Mary Lou has been outstanding not only as an at- tractive and amiable Centralite, but also as a sincere Hy-Y worker. HILARY CHRISTIAN Hilary has endeared herself to all of us with her Northern accent and steady chatter. She is an excep- tional student and amazes everyone with her grades. Our thanks to Pennsylvania for her. F 'f' il l SENIORS ' MARIANNE CHUNN Dignified and friendly, Marianne has a delightful ease of manner. She is talented. well-groomed and indus- trious. MIRIAM CLARK Miriam is interested in everything around Central, but her heart is definitely with the Marines. We're glad this talkative brunette came back this year to Central and our '48 class. STANLEY CLENDINNING Stanley is renowned for his height and his broad grin. With his deep bass voice and enthusiastic endeavor, he has made a big place for himself in our affections. BILLY COFFEY Qrs YL Billy is energy personified. Whether acting as cheer- leader. playing golf, playing tennis or dancing, he is never still. He's the type that keeps things moving. He is an officer in the R. O. T. C. and member of the basketball team. NANCY JEAN COHEN Dark hair. fair skin. blue eyes-what could be a more unusual and striking combination! Yes. that's Nancy Jean. Her stylish clothes and her interest in other people have made her a favorite. KENNETH COKER GV- Q- This good-looking athlete would rank high in any girl's opinion. Kenneth excels in everything he un- dertakes. especially in the field of sportsg namely, foot- ball. baseball, and boxing. JACK COMBS Jack is just a good all-round boy. Always willing to take a joke, he tops the good natured list. We must add that he often furnishes the jokes himself and rel- ishes telling them. WILLIAM LOWREY COMPERE We admire William not only for what he is but for what we know he will be. We only wish we could have heard more from him and his marimba. l 1 l 1 w ,....J PAT CONLEE Though usually quiet, in a congenial crowd Pat proves herself the master of the art of witty repartee and can tell a joke with finesse. Her chief interests lie in the out-of-doors-in hiking. horseback riding, and tennis. CAROLYN SUE COOPER V595- Well-groomed and good-looking. Cooper is a true example of a walking fashion plate. But don't be de- ceived-for beneath that sophisticated exterior there is an unequaled wit and a streak of mischief. ANITA JEAN COTTEN Jean's big grin radiates cheerfulness and contentment. She is as intoxicating as a May breeze and brimming over with energy. She is a person you can always de- pend on in any task given to her. LANITA JOY COTTEN Although not exactly like her in looks. Joy is a du- plicate of her twin as far as character and personality are concerned. Her laugh is a pleasing sound to any ear, and her calm dignity and poise show that the situation is well in hand. JAMES B. COURTNEY, JR.QZx'loLQ Roll a subtle wit, an impish smile. and a tall hand- some blond into one person. and you'd get James. He's a favorite with everyone and is noted around Central for his big assortment of loud good-looking shirts. STEWART COVINGTON Podunk is in a class by himself with his typical slow manner. During football season he was a strong stand- by in the all-important tackle position. JUANINE COWART An unusual musical talent is the outstanding feature of this gifted senior. Juanine's plans for the future in- clude college and a conservatory to develop her sopra- no voice. She has hitched her wagon to a star. FRED CRAIG 2.55.9- Full of fun and fancy free. that's the way I want to be. must have been written personally for Fred. His sly sense of humor has made him one of Central's most likable boys. JIMMY CRAWFORD This tall. dark-haired boy is continually in the spot- light at Central. As drum major of the band, he leads the parade of Central celebrities. MAUREEN M. CRAWFORD She came. she saw. she conquered our hearts with her own Yankee personality. Maureen is small in stature. but she more than makes up for her diminutive size with energy. The old saying that good things come in small packages is true of this welcome newcomer. SENIORS ...E-.I ... - -If . V, - -A tg-f nw '? ' f ' i fi -J - if ,f 'i -rs is fl 'E lil IQ? ff! f 1 t BILLY CRIM E1-SSL Billy's personality is something you simply can't de- scribe in words. Whenever there's fun to be had. you'll find Billy right in the middle and usually re- sponsible for two-thirds of it. BOB CRISLER Bobby's character and ability are exemplified by his varied interests-including Y. M. C. A. work and bas- ketball. Monk is noted for his agility and prowess in all lines of athletics. EDWIN CROCKETT Edwin is another one of our tall boys who are re- nowned for their easy-going, affable ways. In spite of his carefree manner, he is an ambitious worker as evidenced by the fact that he took a private course in radio repair and has his own shop. TOM CROCKETT, JR. cb KQ- There's never a dull moment when big Tom is around. Let the world rock as it will, Tom will always be hap- py. He looks on life as a jolly, good proposition and does not worry about the future. DOROTHY CUNDIFF A53 5.. Dorothy's big blue eyes and soft dark hair give her an elusive quality that always attracts. She is versatile and witty. and you'd better count ten before you bring your beau around. GRACE CURRIE If you are wondering why she always looks like a fashion plate, the reason is that she makes her own clothes. Grace has many varied interests including sports and singing. ANN DAMPEER Q Bi. Tall and fair. Ann has all the grace required to make a perfect model. Her incessant chatter keeps us laugh- ing, and her lovely voice prophesies an eventful future. BOBBY DAY You can never take Bobby seriously, for he's forever joking and laughing. He has been a valuable member of Central's band. JAMES DEAR H Q' Jimmy has done an excellent job as commander of Company C, and all the football boys can vouch for his ability as manager of the team. This handsome senior is noted for his leadership and friendliness. JEAN DEAR Jean. who is one of our quietest and neatest persons, enjoys dancing very much. She is one of the few girls who will admit that they enjoy keeping house. J UAN ITA DEAR The art of Izaak Walton finds a disciple in Juanita. Among her more feminine interests are art and do- mestic science. RUTH DEAR Dear Ruth captivates us with her witty tongue. She has done an efficient job as manager of the girls' basketball team. DOUGLAS DEDEAUX Dedeaux's idea of earth-bound heaven is a pretty girl or three or four! We were proud to have this 'tbaby tank on our Tiger team. JOY DELCHAMPS Joy is noted for her friendly nature, lively chatter, and interest in all that goes on at Central. She is the ca- pable editor ofthe Tiger Talks and one of our pranc- ing majorettes. HILTON DENSON Hilton, with his special knack for getting along with others. is a valuable member of the Theater Guild. In this or any other organization. Hilton's friends will vouch for the fact that he can be depended upon to get the job done. J. B. DERRICK Handsome J. B. is sincere and frank. He is one to be depended on. and he always shows much considera- tion for others. ANN DICKERSON BBS. Red-heads are usually noted for a fiery temper, but this one seems to have hers under control. Ann is also noted for ability as an artist. She has been an inval- uable member of the Cotton BoZ.l. art staff. DONALD DORE 5-DAQ-. Don't be fooled by Dona1d's habitual quietness, for his brain is bulging with thoughts belonging only to those of the intellectual mind. We expect great accomplish- ments from Duck, and if grades are predictions, we are sure of his success. l 4 ! V i SE IORS :Lune , U ,H Y MAMA- - A itil 4. p at ne, V - ii: , Q eg, 1 ' 'fgfi VT, f l at lf. . 4 ii , BETTY JOE DOW Betty Joe is an intriguingly different girl from her artistic ability and originality to her deep dimples and sunny disposition. BESSIE DU BOISE Bessie is an avid football fan. Her plan for a voca- tion is to be a telephone operator. and her pleasant voice well qualifies this calm girl for that position. LA VINE DUGGER Madonna-like in expression, La Vine possesses an ad- mirable calmness of manner. She has gleaming brown hair, and the twinkle in her eye reveals her gayety. FRANK DUKE This debonair young gentleman has served as one of our assistant editors of the '48 Cotton Boll, and as a platoon commander in R. O. T. C. He will always fol- low the straight line to success in everything he does. JUANITA DUKES Diminutive Juanita is one of Cent.ral's avid record collectors. When it comes to sports. she prefers roller skating. DAN DUNAWAY Dan is one live wire that will never be stepped on. His wit has amused us, and his ability to grasp quick- ly complicated problems in world affairs has impress- ed us. He has been a valuable member of the debate team. Q CHARLES DYER This would be a dull world if it were not for people like Charles. Central will miss his fun-loving nature and his tenor sax. BRUCE EDDY An unquenchable twinkle in his eye and a love for things musical make Bruce a favorite with all who know him. Jokes seem to explode from him. and we've yet to see this happy-go-lucky lad in a serious humor. T 5, X JEAN ELMORE With her flaming red hair and cool green eyes, Jean is an attractive addition to our senior class. Her plans for the future include study in the commercial field next year. MARY SUE ENOCHS Mary Sue's smile and amiable disposition make her a pleasant companion. She is to be commended for her patience and thoroughness in compiling data for clubs for the Cotton. Boll.. JANE EVANS Jane is versatile, talented, and popular. Her selection for a leading role in the operetta attests her vocal and dramatic ability. Her leadership. character, and influ- ence are demonstrated by the fact that students and faculty joined to choose her D. A. R. Good Citizenship Girl. WILLIAM E. FARLOW CDV' fl Small in stature, but great in ability is very easily said of William. One of the stars in the famed boys' home economics class, this firecracker keeps things popping when he is around. Ask Anyone Who Knows. JIM FARR AZ. Endowed with a distinctive personality. big, husky Jim. who has scores of feminine admirers. is re- nowned as musician. dramatist, and humorist. and occasionally for a bit of mischief. PRENTISS FATHERREE There are few boys who can boast of as many friends as Prentiss. He has a personality brimming over with fun. His intelligence and perseverance prophesy a great future. IMOGENE FILES On the gym floor or in the classroom, Imogene always excels. She is one of our best girl athletes. She never ceases to amuse all around her with her ever ready wit and personality. DOXEY FISHER This hardy Golden Gloves contender goes after what he wants-and what he wants is lots of fun and lots of friends. Doxey gets both with a minimum of effort. NANCY ANNE FORTENBERRY Has anybody ever seen Anne when she wasn't happy? When we see her smile. we can't help smiling with her. A soft voice and quiet manner make her pleasing to know. BILL FOWLER 250. The efficient business manager for the Cotton Boll knows how to get things done. In planning finances. collecting money, and keeping records he has been untiring in his efforts. On a less serious side, his poker- face wit has kept us all chuckling. girl M . 1 N 1 sEN1oRs V JEAN FRAZIER Jean is a peppy little blonde who is always into some- thing. Her special hobby is making new friends. She has begun to achieve her ambition to be an instructor for the deaf by working with them during her senior year. TALMADGE FRAZIER Friendly, energetic Talmadge will always be found do- ing the best in the right way. He is imbued with a special brand of wit. and possesses the qualifications of those bound for success. EDWARD FREEMAN Although inclined to be quiet and modest. Edward has a knack for saying the right thing at the right time. Photography is his chief extracurricular interest. BERT GAMBLE The business-like ways and practical knowledge of Bert, mixed with a plentiful supply of good-natured fun, make him one of our favorites. His success will really be from honest effort. Hoon GARBER Gb 9' Hood was one of the reasons for Central's success on the gridiron this year. Besides being an outstanding athlete, he is also a good student and has proved his ability for leadership. LOI S GARDNER Always bubbling over with energy, talkative Lois goes all out for sports-mainly tennis and dancing. Listen- ing to records is her hobby. RUTH GARDNER Although this was Ruth's first year at Central, her smile and personality won her many friends. We are truly sorry that she left us so soon. MARGARET GARRETT This attractive blonde speaks little unless she has something important to say. Her nimble fingers on the keyboard of a piano speak for all the world to hear. Q- i GENE GARRICK CTVPS51 This husky fellow was captain of our 1947 football team and carried through his third year of Varsity ball in fine style, As commander of Company B, a class officer and sports editor of the Cotton Boll, Gene has helped make the class of 1948 one of the greatest in Central's history. J ANETTE GARTIN Janette is the pride of the seniors and the ideal of the under-classmen. She is a natural leader as shown by her outstanding work in Hy-Y and the Theater Guild and on the Cotton Boll staff. RICHARD GASKIN Y .elxfoisfuf Richard, a born actor, could entertain his many friends' all day long. Having musical talents also, this ladies' man has been a valuable member of the A Cappella Choir and the band. MANUEL GEORGE Manuel has gained renown as a clever narrator of anecdotes. His optimistic grin and Casanovanic mien have captivated the hearts of many Centralites. ORVA ESTER GILMORE Besides being blessed with dark beauty, Ester is the possessor of a lovely alto Voice. There is no question of her help in the success of the Girls' Glee Club this year. MARY BYRD GIUDICI Tall and poised. Mary Byrd has the dignity of a true Southern lady. Her charm and graciousness have won for her the admiration of many around Central. BETTY GODWIN Betty came to us last year. but now we feel that she is one of us. Her classmates will vouch for the fact that she has great scholastic ability. JOE GODWIN Joe's steady flow of conversation is always interest- ing. He breezes through life with few worries and a large share of fun. SHIRLEY GOINGS This pert little blonde with the turned-up nose is known around Central as a divine dancer. She has a pleasing voice and a personality that sparkles like cellophane. X lg ORMOND GRAY Ls tai Beautiful but dumb does not applyg this girl has brains--a vast supply. Ormond's willing nature and writing ability have made her a valuable member of the literary staff of the Cotton Boll. lla W SENIORS fi ' lllft ziilll JOYCE GREAVES D-V52 Joyce's attractive appearance and sharp wit make her a favorite wherever she goes. She has also won na- tional recognition for her art work. JONELLE GREEN 5.7122 Have you ever seen a dream walking? Clothes of ex- quisite taste, a face of unusual beauty. and a figure that only Petty could draw make up Jonelle. Yan- kees. take notice of that real Southern drawll HARVEY GREENLAND, JR. Harvey has a friendly and fun-loving nature com- bined with enthusiasm for living and working. Among other assets should be listed his polished manners and ready smile. KATHLEEN GRIFFIN From the top of her curly head, on past her blue eyes and pug nose. down to her tiny toes, Kat is a distinc- tive personality. As full of fun as a jumping-jack.she represents the correct combination of wit and friend- liness. BETTY SUE GRUBBS Betty Sue has impressed many Centralites with her big brown eyes that sparkle with fun and mischief. Her lively conversation makes her an asset to any gathering. PAUL HABIG 2.2 C1 Good-looking Paul reminds us of a cultured playboy. Imbued with a goodly supply of common sense, Paul is also a sportsman supreme. All his friends will vouch for his sincerity and amiable personality. MYRTIS HANCOCK Industrious in all she undertakes, Myrt is both de- pendable and capable. Her work in Hy-Y has been untiring. She is talented in the field of art. JANE HARDY Jane's favorite subject is Physical Ed, and she loves all sports. She plans to attend business school next year in preparation for a secretarial career. G. C. HARNED, JR. This tall blond observes much and says little. but when he speaks, he's worth listening to. The twinkle in his eye belies his quiet exterior, and all agree that G. C. is a jolly good fellow. ADA HARRELL Ada seems to radiate happiness, and her interest in people makes people interested in her. Her pastimes include swimming and playing the piano. JOE HARRELL Genial, undisturbed Joe is one of those likable, easy- going boys who get along with everybody. With his intelligence and co-operativeness Joe will certainly go far in the world. DELORIS HARRISON Here's an enthusiastic, cheerful girl whose laughter is contagious. This Winsome brunette enjoys music and loves to sing. GWENDOLYN HARRISON Do you want a pretty brunette? Do you want a girl who likes to have a good time? Do you want a girl who has a wide variety of interests-nursing or read- ing or horseback riding? Then Gwendolyn is the one for you. JOHN HATHORN il: Q2 Lil' Jug stands out among his fellow Centralites, not because of his stature, but because of his happy grin and tousled hair. ln spite of his happy-go-lucky na- ture. he has assumed the responsibility of leading a platoon in R. O. T. C. ADELYN HAWK Note Adelyn's smile and her mischievous spirit, and you'll see why she has so quickly adapted herself to Central after coming to us from Gulfport. This small brunette is interested in all kinds of sports. ROBERT HAYNES No one is able to remain gloomy very long around Robert. for his intoxicating humor is a sure cure for the blues. His vivid imagination and comic ability plus a serious interest in sports would fit him for a radio career. TOMMY HENDERSON p Tommy is a character in the best sense of the word, he does what he pleases. Fortunately. what he does is usually pleasing, and the situation in which he can- not find humor has not occurred, BILLY HILBUN If Bill's around, you can be sure that some fun's afoot. Bill is, however, diligent in his studies. Hattiesburg's loss is Centra1's gain. :-Q.. S Q mu? Q 7477 ' 'B 7 - 1- - .gf e g: :- BILLY HINES Besides being a good student. Billy sincerely likes people and lets them know it. A tireless talker, Billy can always be found in the center of a group telling his latest DWIGHT HITT Diminutive Dwight. as he was so often called by sports writers, is a stellar performer on the football field and the basketball court. The athletic department is cer- tainly going to miss him next year. JOYCE HOLIFIELD Joyce. of the vivacious personality. is as peppy as you'd want. Mix her good humor with her effervescent dis- position for a never failing recipe for unending fun. J O HOLLAND This girl, with her quiet dignity. fulfills many import- ant duties with a Winsome smile. Hy-Y is a better organization for having had her-and so is the band. HENRY HOLMAN Henry has worked hard to make his-and our-senior year a success. As soon as he finished directing the publicity campaign of the Cotton Boll, he became in- volved in the intricacies of arbitration of labor dis- putes as a member of Central's debate team. MAE FRANCES HOLMES Mae Frances has an unusual combination of blonde curls and dark eyes. Her appearance and manner make her seem like a typical Southern belle minus only the hoopskirts. JANIE HOPKINS Shy reserve and quaint charm are Janie's chief attri- butes. We were centainly sorry to lose this attractive blonde to the business world. HELEN HOWARD This tall brunette has made a name for herself as a performer on the basketball court. Though she is in- terested in all types of athletics, her favorite is prob- ably acrobatics. NELL HOWELL Although here for only one term. Nell entered whole- heartedly into many school activities, All her friends were sorry when she moved to Arkansas. JOHN HOWIE The 'iAtlas of Central owes his bulging muscles to weight-lifting and boxing. He uses these muscles to good advantage in performing the duties of Company D supply sergeant. ROSEMARY Howie 4532 One of those come-hither blondes you look at twice. Rosemary definitely has about her a dash of Venus with the style of Vogue. She is pretty to look at., and pleasing to meet. MELBA JANET HUGHES Melba's chief characteristics are her eagerness and her interest in everything. She is conscientious. de- pendable, and sincere in all that she does. MARTIN V. HUTCHINGS Martin said hello and goodbye to Central in the same year. leaving us for Texas. Amazing us all with his fund of facts. Martin was a valuable writer for the Tiger Talks. DORA HUTCHISON Gay and charming. Dora intrigues us with her flaming red hair and gentle disposition. Her ambition is to model, and her striking appearance fits her for this career. DORIS HUTCHISON Doris, a truly blithe spirit. is interested in dancing and movies. We are certain that her artistic talent will carry her far in her chosen fieldecommercial art. CAROLYN IVY Carolyn is little. but vivacious: indifferent. but soph- isticated. Her poise is never failing and her charm persistent. She is very competent as a student and always ready to lend assistance. HAZEL IVY Hazel is reserved but congenial and has a pleasant sense of humor. Interesting to talk to. she has a re- markably friendly disposition. These are the qualities that make her welcome in any crowd. REBECCA JACOBS Who could help loving Becky! A leader in Hy-Y and a valuable Thespian. she has the school spirit that Central needs. Those big brown eyes and a bubbling personality go together to make an unforgettable girl. SENIORS :Sl Y ' 1,131 7 sg - QL-A sw:..i 1ii ROBERT JACOBS 'its Although Robert is an important member of the R. O. T.C., the Radio Workshop, and various other organi- zations, he still finds time to brighten the spirits of those around him. The infectious chuckles of this tall, blond lad make us all want to laugh. B. Q. JAMES, JR. Here's a wide-awake fellow who, we feel sure, is des- tined for success in the business world. A drummer in Central's band, a consistent friend and ready hum- orist, he is a favorite of all who know him. SHIRLEY JEWELL We were sorry to lose this pretty girl to the lone star state? Her friends miss her and Wish her well. CLARA JEAN JOHNSON This mischievous miss is always in the midst of gay- ety. Because her favorite sport is laughing, she is constantly engaged in it. SARA VIRGINIA JOHNSON Anyone can see how t'SWeetie got her nickname! Her favorite recreation is dancing: her vocational inter- ests lie in the field of business. JIMMY JONES Chemistry has made a conquest of this tall. friendly senior. In spite of his preoccupation with scientific data. Jimmy has time for a joke on a moment's notice. JOAN ARDEN JONES Joan's ready wit makes her a favorite particularly at a gabfest. She is another of our career girls, for she has already had successful experience as a library worker. LUCY E. JONES Quiet and retiring. Lucy has a personality that is de- finitely different. She is gentle and dignified. but the twinkle in her eye shows that she knows how to have fun! DOTY JORDAN Doty is a flag bearer for the R. O. T. C. this year, and we feel that our color guard is the snappiest we've seen. He has also been outstanding in the debates of the Distributive Education Class. MARJORIE JOSEPH TBD Margie is a regular working wardrobe. Never has there been anybody with such an array of stylish clothes. The Cotton Boll Staff especially appreciates her, for it was her slogan that won the annual contest. ALFRED KATOOL A1fred's keen wit more than makes up for his small stature. This jolly, well-known senior is the first ser- geant in Company A and a member of the rifle team. JEAN KAVANAY Besides being a faithful member of Central's band. Jean is one-third of the new girls' trio, better known as the Strawberry Pickers. She wins us all with her endless energy and good humor. HARDY KEMP . Noted for his individuality and shrewdness. Hardy is a good man for any job. In school his interest lies wholly in the speech classes. He plans to make rail- road work his career. JEAN KIEFFER Always in the best of spirits, Jean fairly glows with gayety, especially when she's dancing. She is full of constant surprises and always keeps one jump ahead of everyone on all the latest events. THOMAS KIGHT Everybody likes Thomas, for he's a fellow with the kind of determination that will take him places. A1- ways efficient, he makes everything he does a job well done. MARTHA EDDIE KIMBROUGH Martha's lively red hair first attracted our attention to her, but her magnetic personality has kept it there. Her friendliness and dependability mark her as some- one extra special, and her wit keeps us laughing. RUSSELL KING ZEEQ. Rusty's smile is the essence of good-natured friendli- ness, and you never see him without it. His motto might well be-- Heres to the women and other ex- penses. Don't let this carefree air fool you, because really his sincerity and dependability can't be topped. TOMMY KING Tommy is a sergeant in R. O. T. C. His other interests include fishing, hunting, baseball, and football, and he is often found dabbling around with chemistry. SE IORS ?' -17' f fi' 5' lg 8 f li Ee BETTY LOU KIRKLAND eu Betty Lou has that smile, that style, and that winning way that attract everyone. Her agreeable manner and her soft, well modulated voice make her a pleas- ing companion. NELLE KIRKLAND Q35 Nelle's quiet sophistication and pleasant voice make her attractive. Her appearance is enhanced by stylish clothes which have a personal touch about them. BILLY KORNDORFFER Easy to talk to. nice to know, friendly and different, with a definite flair for science-what more need we say? FRANK KOSKIE Frank is a boy who gets things done quietly and ef- ficiently. He is known for the height of his stature and the width of his smile. GEORGE KURTS, JR. George hit Central this year with a bang. His acting ability is exceptional. and he is a whiz in all his classes. This versatile boy from Forest Hill is also outstanding in basketball. making uncanny shots from the middle of the court. MYRA LAND This blonde. blue-eyed senior is fond of spectator sports. After graduation, Myra is planning to work in a business office, where her secretarial training at school will be of great help to her. WILMA LANE This tall blonde-'s ambition is to be a laboratory tech- nician, and judging by her past record We are sure she will succeed. If you want to know any thing about the Blue Grass country, her former home, just ask Wilma. SARA LOUISE LANGFORD It is her quiet. friendly manner that distinguishes Sara Louise from lesser mortals. She has worked indus- triously this year on the revision staff of the Cotton Boll and on the art staff of Pegasus. l L l ANN LAWSON Ann is a lovable girl who puts her heart into every- thing she does. Easy to get along with. this pretty brownette is as consistent as the day is long. JOHN PAUL LEA Though small, John Paul does things on a big scale. His never-failing energy and companionship know no bounds. His subtle humor and entertaining conver- sation are distinct assets. J OANN LEWIS This petite. diminutive blonde is one of those lively. happy persons who make everything seem brighter. She is noted for her spontaneous and special brand of wit. GERALDINE LIPSCOMB Geraldine's beautiful blonde hair, sparkling eyes, and radiating personality make her outstanding wherever she goes. Since she has a cheerful word for everyone. it would be hard to find a more likable girl. FRANCES FAY LIRELY Frances, another one of Central's music lovers, plays both the violin and piano. She has chosen nursing as her profession and will some day be one of America's Women in White. EVELYN LITTLE Evelyn is one of the outstanding members of the girl's gym classes. and is interested in all sports. Her beau- tiful hair and winning smile are two reasons for her popularity. SALLIE LLOYD B55-i. As unpredictable as lightning, as refreshing as rain. Sallie walks right into the heart of everyone she meets. Manv a masculine glance is cast in the direc- D. Harry is one of our favorite gridiron gladiatorsf' His versatility is evidenced by his good grades. his position as staff sergeant in R. O. T. C.. his work on the Cotton Boll staff, and by his position as vice- president of the senior class. tion of vivacious Sallie. HARRY LOFLIN if 5 GLENN LONGINO Qu 55. This cynical observer of the human race seems to let the world pass him by, but we know that very little escapes his attention. Glenn's fondest pleasure is treating his friends with the rare wit of his remarks. MILLER LOWTHER We just can't help liking Miller with his cherubic smile and easy-going ways. His genius for making others throw away their troubles has won him count- less friends here at Central. We wish him success in all his adventures in life. SE IGRS Ei-:Eze IlI'I ' 'egg as 1-s.--J--fe 1.-E , M xi-mul? 5.1 5 1 :i f'wi.f5 P I If :E ' I D.- I x X x X GENE LUCAS One of Central's fair-haired boys, Gene is entirely capable and is one of the R. O. T. C.'s ablest lieuten- ants. His chief pastime is making others wonder with his magic. HARRY LUCKETT Harry joined our ranks at Central only this year. His main interest at the present is in electricity, as he plans to be an electrician after graduation. MARY JANE LUKER Mary Jane reminds us of an old-fashioned portrait. For her hobbies this demure miss selects an odd com- bination-cooking and swimming. WYVONE LUTER A pretty girl is like a melody and Wyvone is one of the sweetest songs we know. Preparing now by act- ual experience, she is well on the way in her career as a dental-hygienist unless the diamond she is wear- ing distracts her from her intentions. TIM MACKEY 55-9- Sophisticated Tim has many interests, which vary from dramatics to sports. He plans to become a law- 'yer and should make a success in this field, for he has the gift of gab. EDN A MAE MAHAFFEY Thoughtful of others, forgetful of self is Edna. We read her fortune in the crystal ball-fame as a radio concert pianist. ROSE MARIE MALLADY Just as Rose Marie's name is pleasing to hear, so is her nature pleasant to know. When not in school, she enjoys skating and dancing. BETTY MAROON This talented singer and pianist plans to enter wed- lock after graduation. Her interests include reading and cooking. PATSY MARTINSON This comely senior, with her long. curly hair and sparkling blue eyes, is a favorite with all who know her. Patsy is definitely strong of will and revels in dry wit. Ingenious and industrious. she will make a prominent place for herself some day. WILMA MATHENY Wilma has that certain difference about her that at- tracts everybody. She's artistic, original. and keeps up to date with everything. Her twinkling eyes plus those few little freckles make her an attractive girl. AURILLA MATHIS With her flashing dark eyes and black hair. Aurilla reminds us of a Spanish senorita. Interested in all types of athletics, she has proved a valuable member of our basketball team. JACK MELTON Jack is mischief incarnate. He is always busily en- gaged in some prank or other-of that you may be sure. His subtle wit is a constant source of amuse- ment to his friends. PETER BARR MIAZZA The red hair and corresponding disposition of Peter Barr have won him innumerable friends. His scholas- tic ability and admirable character have made him tops in the estimation of students and teachers alike. MELVIN MICHEL When a girl sees Melvin. she always looks back that second time. We all understand when we see this good looking boy. His friendly air and broad smile make him welcome in any crowd. ' WALKER MILAM Though Walker does some things on a large scale. he is known for his allergy to anything within the cover of a book. Playing golf and hunting occupy his time when he is not in school. MAXINE SYLVIA MILLSTEIN A beautiful complexion. combined with a smile which can vary from impish to angelic, makes Maxine dis- tinctive. She is noted also for her sophisticated smart- ness in dress. JOANNA MILNE B35- Can you imagine Joanna without a serene counte- nance? Well. we can't. She possesses an ample quan- tity of the patience so necessary to an avid knitter. ANITA JO MIZE Small in stature but lofty in character is Anita Jo. She came to Central from Liberty Grove this year. and we're glad to have this newcomer in the 1948 Senior class. i i ll ll Q Q - gn, A rl wil l 1 'H t if' A Ill II is SENIORS an is , .-nmi JACK M. MOBLEY SOG' Constantly wise-cracking. playing practical jokes, reading scientific dissertations on the human mind and planning to be a doctor. Jack is a combination of in- congruities. CONWAY MONCURE We admire Conway for his steady, methodical ways and superior character. If life holds as much for Con- way as his aspirations predict, there should be not one dull moment for him. We wish him success in his endeavors. THOMPIE MONROE SKID. Thompie's tenor voice makes him a favorite with all Centralites and gained him a role in the operetta. He has been a valuable asset to the Boy's Glee Club and the A Cappella Choir throughout his high school career. BETTY MONTGOMERY Betty's willing and cooperative spirit is exemplified by her work as typist for the Cotton Boll. Thorough and capable as a student. Betty rates high in persis- tence for mastery. BOBBY MOORE This small. agile corporal of Company C is a willing worker and goes about his tasks with an air of re- sponsibility. His tireless energy is proof that dyna- mite comes in small packages. CHARLES MOORE Charles is a staunch friend and a welcome compan- ion. He has a collection of jokes that lays 'em in the aisles. Dependable and trustworthy, he can cope with any task. MARY JANE MOORE Coming to us this year from the Delta, this blonde, blue-eyed senior is a welcome asset to any school. Mary Jane is interested in sports of any and all kinds. JEAN MORELAND This efficient office worker is already preparing her- self for commercial work, for which she is well suit- ed. Jean loves to meet new people. and the pleasure is sure to be mutual. RAY MORGAN For he's a jolly good fellow, which nobody can deny should be quoted when speaking of Ray. His chief claim to fame is his ability as a practical joker. GEORGE S. MORI George has had many an admiring glance from the girls at Central. His good looks, his athletic ability. and his friendly disposition are all reasons why he is outstanding. HAROLD MORRIS Batt buick He's long and he's lean and he's tall and he's thin But he's doing all right for the shane that he's in. Tall and slirn Horris looks more like a Texan than the worthy son of Mississippi that he is. RACHAEL MORRIS Rachael. renowned for her long wavy red hair, has a nature spiced with friendliness. Interested in all things dramatic. she has taken an active Dart in the radio workshop and directed one of its plays. BILLYE JO MULKINS Billye Jo is a girl who can do several things at the same time. She has the gift of making everyone else snap into the mood she's in, which is usually gay. HOSEA ANN MULLEN Ann is interested in any form of communication, via telephone, letter. or voice. She is a Diversified Oc- cupations student and plans to be a nurse. CHARLES MYERS His dark hair and curly lashes have caused many a feminine heart to palpitate. Charles is interested in athletics and has been a faithful member of the foot- ball and track teams. ELLA BETH MCADAMS Bb. Ella Beth is one of our prized senior artists, gifted and industrious. Her work on the art staff of the Cotton. Boll was untiring. The sponsor of Company B is noted for her poise and exotic beauty. DOT MCCHAREN This tall. friendly. blue-eyed blonde is a good student and a loyal worker. Moreover, her long eyelashes and teasing smile gain plenty of masculine attention. B. B. MCCLENDQN, JR. Sk CL Besides excelling in scholarship and leadership. B. B. is one boy who seems to get along with everybody. We're glad he chose to accelerate and graduate with us this year. t 1 SENICRS fi'fX7,o 5 L . 1.55. 7' rx Q' 7 .15 '53 if rl, .. far YE' 945 qw 05' H- ,w xx 'vnf UND 'i -A 'O Q 'x . fv-e -N.: GLEN OGLESBY Glen's reserve hides an efficient nature as witnessed by the fact that he is a platoon sergeant in the R. O. T. C. He is also an officer of the boys' home ec class. LENOX OGLESBY Lenox's enthusiasm. and originality have made a big place for him at Central. His friendly nature and will- ingness to help others. combined with diligence in all he undertakes, help to win him many friends. WILLARD OLIVER This debonair young gentleman has all the character- istics of a good citizen. as shown by his interest in school activities. Willard is also a good musician and an interesting conversationalist. If flocks of friends are a sign of success. Willard should certainly be no failure. KATHERINE RUTH ORNDORFF Katherine takes pride in doing her work to a nicety. We can always be sure not only of her consistency but also of her accomplishments. JIMMY OWENS-22315 Central certainly regretted losing this member of the famed Gold Coast Trio to Memphis. Friendly and sin- cere. Jimmy is known for his loud shirts and happy- go-lucky grin. He's an all-round favorite at Central. MARY JANE PALMERLEE N51 With that special Palmerlee brand of mischief, Mary Jane pulls pranks that are equalled only by her grades. She has a sparkling personality and is definitely orna- mental-could we ask for more? ALLAN PARKS 9360- Allan is known widely for his faculty for getting into mischief. As one of our prized athletes, he is valuable in football. basketball, and track. He plans to be an architectural engineer. BOBBY PARKER Bobby has shown his ability in sports by playing cen- ter on the Tiger gridiron this year. He has a com- prehensive knowledge not only of football but also of more scholarly pursuits. He'sa fellow Central's proud to claim. BETTY LOUISE PATTERSON Though small in stature. Betty has a great ambition- to be a nurse. She is already fast on the way to this career. as she is now a nurse's aide. We're very proud of this Pennsylvanian. FRANCES PAT PATTERSON A B 3, Poise. personality and pulchritude combined make Frances Pat an unforgettable girl. She's completely natural. and no man can resist tipping his heart to her. IRENE PAUL All who know Irene can vouch for the fact that the most important thing in her life is the engagement ring she wears. Enough said! VIRGINIA DELLE PEEBLES Friendly and vivacious, Virginia is the life of any party. She has her serious moments too. as is shown by her mimbcrship in the Jackson Symphony Orchestra. JAMES PERKINS Tall. red-haired James is a hard and conscientious worker on his studies and on his out-of-school job. H2 plans io attend junior college and eventually to study engineering. ' NORB PERKINS The caustic wit of Perkins keeps us laughing. But don't let that cynical humor fool you. as with it goes the common sense that is necessary for an R. O. T. C. lieutenant. CARLOS PERRETT Carlos decided to take high school in two years and so will graduate a year ahead of his former class- mates. His future plans include law and advanced bookkeeping. HOWARD PETTIGREW This tall. good-looking fellow has a great desire to become a chemist. With his reserved. conscientious air, we think he'1l go far in his chosen field. HENRY PHELPS Some people are born with a wealth of tact and dip- lomacy-Henry is one of them. He has a personality that is as bright as the R, O. T. C. buttons on inspec- tion day. ERNEST PLEASANT With his easy-going way and talk, Red seems to Win friends by the carload. Anyone who has not heard t'Red play his guitar has half his life to live yet. Congenial and versatile. Ernest will certainly be heard of in days to come. i c 1 .l i I, SENIORS llttrfesvsill GEORGIA POLK Have we at last found a true dignified senior? Georgia's striking appearance and manner certainly spell sophistication. Dancing, skating, and music are among her varied interests. BETTY JEAN POND This angelic looking blonde is noted for her amiable disposition. and under her dignified appearance there lies a gay sense of humor. PATTY PONDER Dei. Patty's Dutch bangs and page boy bob give her a stylish and distinctive look. She is chairman of the directing group of the Theater Guild and headed the committee for on-stage properties for You Can't Take It With You. DEWITT ELTON POPE Elton has a stellar performance to his credit this sea- son on the gridiron. His quiet ways belie his nature, and few people know of his serious interest in geology. FRANZ POSEY This tall. friendly boy falls into a class all his own. t'Unique and completely original are terms which best describe Franz. His contagious laugh wins us at once. CHARLES POWERS Charles is just a happy-go-lucky fellow who always wears a big grin. His many and varied experiences while here at Central make us think of him as a fun- loving adventurer. VESTA PRICE A pleasant disposition and a pretty face, plus a willing and cooperative spirit, combine to make Vesta a fav- orite. Brookhaven's loss was certainly our gain. FREDDIE PURSER Freddie is renowned at Central for his musical ability. He is part of the Gold Coast Trio, captain of the band, and a genius at the piano. We wish him all the luck in the world for his musical career. . ANN QUIN B32 Ann has a quiet calm and dignity truly distinctive, Though entirely feminine in manners and taste, she insists that her chief career interest centers around geology and oil. FORD RATCLIFF Tall, brunette, unassuming Ford has a long hard road ahead, for he plans to study law. His argumentative ability should be helpful when he pleads his cases bc- fore a jury. BOB RAWLSEXS Tall handsome Bob is well known in acting circles. His dramatic talent is indicated by the fact that he was chosen for the masculine lead in She Stoops To Conquer. KATHRYN READY BBE. Looks. style, and personality are outstanding traits of the editor of the senior section of the Cotton Boll. Her dancing is as pleasing as her looks, and her con- stant chatter is amazing. ' EMMA JEAN REEVES Efficient. alert, and quiet in manner. Emma Jean is one of our secretarial students. Conscientious and am- bitious, she impresses everyone with her cheerful dis- position. PETE RENNER Industry and dependability are the distinguishing marks of this zealous student. who came to us from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In the future he plans to study engineering. REBECCA ANNE RICE Who could believe that there lies such a store of knowledge beneath that abundance of spun-gold hair! Rebecca has been an indispensable worker in Hy-Y and Fifth Degree. HELEN RICHARDS Full of fun and fancy free -that's Helen. We love her for her ever-ready smile. clever wit. and determi- nation. Her gay and talkative manner makes her pop- ular wherever she goes. LOYCE RICHARDSON One of our commercial students. Loyce is training for her business career. In appearance she is character- ized by her brown curls and mischievous brown eyes. DAVID RIDGVVAY Not even numerous injuries could keep Dave away from his position as end on the football team, and his success as a player is indicated by his choice for the most improved player award. He takes part in other sports-basketball and track-and diversifies his in- terests by being vice-president of the Theater Guild. .3 a x sEN1oRs JACK ROBERTS There was surely never a more likable and hilarious fellow than Jack. He is known for his lively nature and interest in girls. JANE ROBINSON This talkative blonde has proved a valued asset to the Theater Guild for her work back-stage. Her love of horses is surpassed only by her love of people. JOHN ROBINSON John is a debonair young gentleman with sparkling eyes and red. wavy hair. His razor-sharp wit keeps him the center of attraction wherever he goes, and dull moments are practically nil when he is around. FRANKIE RODGERS This pert brunette has already begun her business career. Her constant and amusing chatter plus her friendly manner cause her to be a must on every- body's list. GREGORY ROOT Likable and amusing, with a faint trace of mischief, Greg is a sure cure for monotony. That he has a more serious side is reflected by the fact that he serves as a sergeant in Company B and plans a career in engineering. DORIS RUCKER Friendliness and sincerity are two valuable assets to anyone, and this pretty senior has both. She occupies her spare time with modeling clothes and being a secretary. BOB RUSHING 'QV- What would we do without Bob! With a broad grin and a rare sense of humor, he excels equally in the role of actor. comedian or musician. It will be diffi- cult indeed ever to find another Bob! DOROTHY RUSSELL Dot entered Central last fall and made friends quick- ly, We've seen her portray a leading role on the stage, but we like her best as her original, poised and very appealing self. VIVA LOUISE RUSSELLPDB Green-eyed Viva Lou takes an active interest in sing- ing. She has served industriously this year as business manager of the Tiger Talks. BOBBY SANDIFER Bobby was one of the leaders in the Diversified Occu- pations class discussion of parliamentary law. ln spite of his happy-go-lucky disposition, he is a real asset to his class. JAMES EDWARD SARRETT James has many friends, won through his simple, un- assuming ways. He is a careful student and a tireless workerg and, judging by the pride he takes in his work, we predict he will go far. GEORGIA FAYE SARTIN Tall, willowy Georgia Faye is congenial and inde- pendent. Her keen interest in basketball has been portrayed by her good work as forward. GENE W. SCHNEIDER 495-0- Whether the call be for football, baseball, or R. O. T, C., Genie is always on hand. A favorite with every- body, his honors speak for themselves-battalion ad- jutant, football manager. Mr. Sophomore Class, and outfielder for the baseball team. CHARLES W. SCOTT Charles is one of Central's outstanding intellects, but without the eccentricities that usually accompany one. He is a good illustration of unto him that hath shall be given, for his military ability has gained him the office of battalion commander and his business ability has made him assistant business manager of the Cot- ton Boll. EDMOND SEAL Imbued with a genuine relish for living, Edmond is agreeable in disposition and polite to everyone. As he can hold his own in any crowd, dull moments in his life are practically nonexistent. PEGGY JOYCE SEARCY One thing we like about Peg is her pleasant singing voice. This and her sunny disposition combine to make her an invaluable comrade. PAT SEELEY Pat is noted for gorgeous red hair, a constant stream of amusing chatter, and her interest in aviation. She is as capable as they come and is always thoughtful and obliging---even when it comes to explaining some difficult problem. CHARLES sHA1vIEL'DuW Luk Tall, good-looking Charles is a regular fellow. He plays a trombone in the band. His merry attitude to- wards life, combined with plenty of pep, makes him welcome anywhere. . , ' n O52 'QQ' if-1? ' L I i at in 'i A ft' IJ t A i M .21 it , I I xg,-f X fg3.,,j7f LIT ' XX J :E- ,ik UID J- :FK-yy 25 M 'Ck I um A3335- Z - f 3:2 lnvllil E 2 .VL V t ,Q lsr: 'E' 525-9' L' 1- .,-- 1 p i-.. I X ' 11: . Q E N 5:4 :ti ...gras L 'Vi . .K Xa 4' K uf, 1 x CHARLES SHIVE With his nimble wit and his aptitude for winning friends, we can't help liking Charles. His numerous hobbies include flying model airplanes, fishing, and driving his jeep station wagon. JOAN SIMPSON This demure-looking member of the A Cappella Choir has a taste for the classics-Latin and music. We are sure that this poised girl will live up to her high as- pirations. DAVID SINGLETARY David's sincere. quiet nature and pleasing smile have firmly established him here at Central. You can de- pend on him to say the right thing at the right time- and with a definite tinge of wit. WILLIAM SINGLETARY Cebke X4 Radio and television are William's interests, and we expect big things of him in this field. Another of his accomplishments is his work with the band. MARGARET SLATON Margaret is taking office practice this year and is using her experience after school. Bubbling over with enthusiasm, she is a capable and pleasant worker. JERRY SMITH Good looks, intelligence, and athletic ability, as typi- fied by his proficiency on the gridiron, are among the assets of this popular senior. A hard worker with an easy-going disposition, he is an apt student. LEE sM1TH QZHHVIW Carefree and good-looking, Buddy is a ladies' man. He never takes anything seriously, and no matter what you say, you can trust him to turn it into a joke. LIDA JO SMITH Lida Jo is endowed with an optimistic nature which makes others want to be with her and enjoy her buoyant manner and happy outlook on life. MARY SUE SMITH Mary Sue is distinctive, dependable, and attractive. The fact that the Cotton Boll ever got to the printer is partly due to her willingness and thoroughness on the revision staff. ROSEMARY SMITH Rosemary, interested in everything and everyone, is distinguished by her gentleness and thoughtfulness. She is earnest and conscientious in all she does. SARAH ANN SMITH Although Sarah Ann hated to leave that wonderful Delta country, we're certainly glad she is here to graduate with us. WILLIE RAY SMITH Willie is one of those fortunate people who have al- ready made up their minds about what their future will be. Because of his good-looks and ability as a saxophonist, he is well-suited for the life he has plan- ned as a night-club owner. BEN EVA SORENSENTBS3 Ben Eva's jolliness and good nature-dness are a com- bination which spells laughter. She is well known for her golden hair and endless prattle. DONALD SORRELS This somewhat serious boy is one of our most prom- ising shop students. His industrious manner will carry him far in the mechanical world. Dexterity with wrenches will make him a welcome addition to any workshop. CHARLES SPELL Charles is one of Central's outdoor men-interested in hunting and fishing. He is noted for his laconic nature. JIMMIE SPELL Us-C1 An individualist not prone to follow the crowd, Jim- mie's calm, self-assurance makes him one of our fav- orites. His great store of common sense makes his opinion highly valued, and his good looks make him especially welcome in society. MAXINE STAPLETON Maxine's voice has that pleasant ring that makes one like to listen to her. Sparkling blue eyes and dark hair are only a few of her outstanding features. ARLENE STEIN Loquacious Arlene has acquired the art of being an amusing conversationalist. She's a good companion and is always Willing to undertake any task given her. ,a rf .Ai , Slit ? it - L 1- SE IOR at Q - I FRANK STEPHENS Frankie is our nomination for the one most content with life. for life is good to Frankie. His hobbies in- clude dancing and making model airplanes. JO ANN STERLING Originality. friendliness. and energy make up Jo Ann's irresistible personality. Happy and usually carefree. Jo has a special knack for laughing the blues away. DEBORAH STEVENS BRE. Deborah's interests vary anywhere from music and writing to the gulf coast. and her talents are even more numerous. Lacking in conceit. she is complete- ly unaware of her own natural attractiveness. .IO ANN STINSON Though Jo Ann moved to Jackson from Illinois only last year and still retains her accent, she has already become accustomed to Southern ways. In appearance her striking feature is her blond hair: in personality. her shynessg and in character. the determined spirit shown in her studies and in her part-time job. HARDY STONE 2 QQ, Hardy. Central's Hercules, is frank and quick to ex- press his opinion on any subject. Central's football team. basketball team. and track team are certainly going to miss him next year. . . MYRLE STUBBLEFIELD This stylish. dimpled senior is an ardent collectorg in fact. in two years she has accumulated 500 match cov- ers. with no duplications. She also finds time to play tennis, dance, and sing. CLAYTON SULLIVAN Clayton's ability is shown by his many accomplish- ments here at Central. As editor of the Cotton Boll, ardent debate-r, accomplished student, and successful leader, he has an admirable reputation. Brains and talent. a modest and unassuming manner, and devo- tion to the task at hand account for his success. BILLY SYKES Billy has served this year as second lieutenant in the R. O. T. C. A tall, reserved fellow, he is a capable and industrious student. DONIE SYKES Donie is one of the prides of the Hy-Y, and those who know her find her friendship invaluable. With the ambition to be a laboratory technician she's one Cen- tralite who is expected to go far. MARY JUANITA TARDY Mary Juanita can really be called one of Central's sportswomen because of her interests in horseback riding. tennis. and swimming. She enjoys social work and plans to follow it as a career. CAROLYN FAY TAYLOR Demureness and gayety contrast to make Carolyn Fay exceedingly attractive. Her versatile fingers are as much at ease at the piano as at an easel. LAWRENCE TAYLOR Lawrence is happiest when surrounded by a crowd of girls. but don't let feminine attraction fool you, for he has been a main stay in the Tiger line. It was his quick play that stopped much of the opposition's hope. MAE TAYLOR Dignity and charm combine to make Mae distinctive. We wonder how she possibly keeps up with all of her friends. She not only keeps up with them. but she is also forever making new ones. She has been out- standing as president of the Fifth Degree. MARION EVELYN TAYLOR Don't let Marion's quiet, dignified appearance fool you. Although she speaks very little. when she talks. she says a lot. The thing that impresses us-first. last. and always. is her quaint humor. CATHERINE LA VERNE TEASLEY Self-reliant and earnest, La Verne takes her studies seriously and shows a high persistence for mastery. She is also accomplished as a pianist. MARY ELIZABETH THAMES QQ This tall vivacious blonde is an unforgettable member of the senior class. Her good figure, fun loving na- ture. blue eyes. and rare personality are just a few of her assets. RUBY MONA THARPE Ruby is one of the most amiable and most reliable girls we know. She has plenty of common sense and charm and always excels in her studies. Her future plans include nursing and music. JOAN THOMAS With hair of midnight black and starry eyes. Joan has looked stylish and striking in her Gibson girl blouses with ballerina skirt. Her dramatic interests had been confined chiefly to make-up work for the Theater Guild until she surprised her friends by her excellent acting in her homeroom's version of a silent movie. 4.4 ALLEN THOMPSON ii L1 There are people who make the world a friendlier place-Allen's one. There are born politicians-Al- len's one. There are flirts-Allen's one. ELTA CLAIR TODD We like Elta's sincere thoughtfulness and individual- ity and evident pleasure in making friends. Her knack for sewing. proved by her lovely clothes, is admired by all Central girls. FORREST TOHILL T- 551 Forrest. known as Buddy by all of his friends, is a faithful member of our band's clarinet section. His distinctive smile and brand of conversation are a de- light to his classmates. JAMES H. TRAWICK James is quiet, reserved, and courteous. His interests vary from reading to horses. He plans to study me- chanical engineering next year in college. BARBARA JUNE TYLER This petite brunette has more than her share of intel- ligence. as is proved by her good grades. Laughter like Barbara's is rare and could belong only to a hap- py, carefree person. MARY NORMAN VAN ZANDT An attractive girl with a radiant personality, Mary Norman is well-known in the halls of Central. Be- sides her ability to weave words into beautiful poetry, she has a priceless sense of humor. STEVE VARVARIS Steve's dark complexion belies his sunny disposition. His warm smile is a cheering sight to see. Ample proof of Steve's will-to-win is reflected in his diffi- cult course of study and his attendance at summer school. ANTONIA VASQUEZ To Antonia belongs the distinction of probably being the only senior at Central who has two languages at her command. She has easily adapted herself to Cen- tral and is a very welcome addition. GEORGE VINING, JR. Striking of personality and romantic in imagination, George is fervent in the pursuit of happiness. The band will miss this ardent member. JOHN WADE? A John's winning personality and ever ready sense of humor have made him well liked. His fondness for telling elaborate jokes makes him extremely good company. He is one senior who really enjoys life. ANN WALKER N52 When it comes to dramatics-acting or casting-Ann just can't be topped. She has the energy and sense of responsibility needed to carry through to completion such routine and unpublicized jobs as reading and choosing plays and supervising try-outs. This viva- cious girl with her gay conversation is always a wel- come companion. BILL WALL Billy is a man's man, but also a lady's man. That mur- derous Wall humor does much to keep gloom from Central's corridors. His excellent bass voice won the .respect of the music department and a part in the operetta. GLORIA WALLACE With her blushing grin, her pretty blonde hair. and her optimistic attitude, it is no wonder that Gloria is pleasing to see and agreeable to know. LAMAR WALLACE Congenial, even-tempered Lamar wins many friends through his unassuming airs and good-natured ways. Modest at all times, he is a tireless worker and a care- ful student. KERSH WALTERS Tall, wavy-haired Kersh is a favorite wherever he goes. His carefree manner and love of life keep him in the spotlight. He is an officer both in his homeroom and in the R. O. T. C. SUE WARE Sue is stylish. striking. and attractive. Her creative ability in sewing always amazes us. She never fails to look as if she's just stepped out of Vogue. BETTYE WATKINS Wherever Bettye is. there's sure to be a group of peo- ple either listening or laughing. This talented girl en- gages actively in the work of the band. Hy-Y, and Cotton Boll.. MARGARET WATKIN S This easy-to-get-along-with senior has been an asset to the 'senior class. Sophisticated, but friendly, Mar- garet is always ready to have fun. K PEGGY WEAVER Figure by Petty. personality by Carnegie-that's Peggy! Full of pep by energy, this stylish looking cheerleader likes everybody and everybody likes her. CAROLYN WELCH Tranquility is the keynote of Carolyn's character. Her quiet reserve masks a fun-loving heart. h--M ALTON WESTBROOK Alton has a decided love for the great out-of-doors especially anything that concerns horses. Farming. horses, and out-of-door life figure prominently in his plans for the future. LANIER WESTBROOK 532 Cissy is noted for her friendliness. her willingness, and her cameo-like loveliness. Company A is certainly lucky to have such a lovely girl representing it as its sponsor. We must not fail to mention her untiring work on the Cotton Boll as sophomore class editor. BETTY MARIE WHATLEY Tall. quiet Betty is noted for her fair complexion and dark locks. She is a good student and has a pleasant personality. PAM WHEELER B92 Demure but devastating, Pam is another of our artists whose talents are portrayed not only on paper but also in her everyday life. Sponsor of Company D. Pam is a feature attraction to everyone. JOYCE WHIDDON QBURNSJ Joyce has branched out into the two fields of matri- mony and photography. In connection with her job in a commercial studio she has become a skilled dark- room technician. JOHN HAROLD WHITE As healthy as a physical instructor and as full of pep as a cheerleader, John has the initiative required for leadership. He is a sportsman supreme and rates high with the opposite sex. In his character, we see the purposes necessary for success in life. BILL WHITWORTH Devi, La A personality brimming over with fun and mischief has won Bill many friends. However, combining a zest for knowledge with inquisitiveness, he possesses many of the qualifications for excellence. K JACKIE WILLIAMS She has lovely hair: she has a lovely smile-in fact. she's loveliness itself. Her nimble tongue rattles off witty remarks as fast as one can listen. Jackie has been a standby in the band all during high school and has been a sergeant for two years. LELA CAROLYN WILLIAMS A gracious and charming person. Lela Carolyn dis- plays vivacity that appeals to everyone. She is eter- nally uhatching up something which is guaranteed to be fun. MARGARET WILLIAMS Admirably calm and self-possessed, Margaret has a ready faculty for making friends and putting others at ease. Her unusually wide range of interests in- cludes piano, voice, typing, and shorthand. She has proved her efficiency as a typist by her work for the Cotton Boll. MARY JOE WILLIAMS Mary Joe is a never ending source of humor and fun, Her smile and manner are as refreshing as the first day of spring. She has a special gift of always being able to create something new. MARY NELL WILLIAMS Sincerity. humor, and good nature are only a few of Mary Nell's many good traits. With these qualities of personality goes an appearance pleasing to behold. It would be so easy to get lost in those big brown eyes! TOM WOODROW Good-looking Tom is the strong. silent type. His ready smile has quickened many a feminine heart. He's alert and friendly-need we say more? ROSE MARIE WOODS During her three years as a cheerleader. Rosie hasn't failed us yet. In every game this high-stepping girl has helped to keep our spirits high, Her interest in sports doesn't stop on the sidelines, for she wields a tennis racket in a masterly style. MARTHA WRIGHT Martha is one of Central's few girls who have braved solid geometry. and from all reports she has made an enviable record. Her musical ability has made her one of the mainstays of the Girls' Glee Club. SUSANNA WESLEY VVRIGHT Trim and attractive. Susanna is a dynamo of energy. Her music ability and lovely voice won for her one of the soprano leads in the operctta, GENE YELVERTON Z E Q. To Gene the world is just a continuous merry-go- round. and trouble just doesn't exist. He believes even work can be fun if you do it the easy way. and if there is such a way, Gene will certainly find it! WIRT YERGER 25:1 This broad-shouldered golfer can blush beautifully at the least provocation. In studies he is persistent and capableg in friendship. steadfast and true. .IIMMIE YOUNG . Jimmie's sparkling personality and practical common sense, combined with a plentiful supply of humor. make him a worth While companion. He has contri- buted his share to the success of this year's dramatic productions. BILLY DALEY Now With The Master Teacher f, i? UNl0R cu-mss K! f ff f my fed 71, L ff 4 ff! fff' I X Z I IHDAMS Glfaocxe AZ? KW if 6? fx.-31 49' -I.. K if M ,ff K MMAQ X ll Z fvxlhlg 21 fsa 4 Nvw U 9 1 I' I qu! 3,5 4 ff X v f f km-f kv f 1 gtg?-1' ,f' 4 -' vi 'ii ni X X 1 ' 3,c-, - - X ' . ' V W f4 lL'7 Zff 075 O 1' I f 'W 75.1 P1'03ifZc'11t - - Jim CIIIIIPZIUU Vice-Prvsidewf - - UIIHINIC Griffiflz S!,'C7'UffIl'llj - - Paf Parlfm' T1'0as zu'm' - - Gwrzlyzzzzr' Marley MARGARET ABOU Shining and twinkling like some bright star MULLER ADDKINSON A very intelligent fellow with great musical ability GEORGE AGARD Known for his mischievous antics MALCOLM AKERS A boy with a jolly disposition plus good manners MARILYN AKERS A quiet, pleasing manner JIMMY ALLEN 5.229- His smile and his voice make him our choice MARY ANN AMASON An attentive listener and an interesting talker BOBBY AMMONS His good speaking voice makes him valuable for the radio Workshop and his business ability for the Tiger Tallcs. EMMETT ANDERSON An avid collector of stamps and poems GLORIA ARNOLD A girl of varied accomplishments-scholastic. artistic, and literary JEANNE ASHBURN Our chin-up girl EDWARD ATKINSON Not to be hurriedg not to be worriedg but not to be overlooked ANNE AVENT Mild manners plus a gentle heart SADIE LEE BABER A willing and hard worker ANTOINETTE BAIRD A dependable girl and an original student GEORGIA BANKS Back with her class after wandering to Wyo- ming, Nebraska, and Texas IORS T .IJ .,, 1 . I rr' '. I :HI IORS RICHARD BARGE He makes high ideals the goal of his life. DOROTHY JEAN BARNES Capable and dependable in classroom or A Cappella choir JOAN BARRETT With personality as vivid and striking as her hair ERNEST BARRY 5- 547- Calling all girls! BOBBIE BARTON A smile that lights the world MADOLIN BATTE A cheerful disposition plus a pretty face CHARLOTTE ANN BEAIRD Ability in all sports illustrated by her out- standing achievements in tennis DICKIE BEASLEY Always ready with the latest jokes GLORIA BEGGIAN I Eyes that twinkle with fun VICKIE BILBERRY A tiny soprano with a melodious voice ANN BISHOP A must on the Tiger Talks staff MARCUS BLACK 534401 An agreeable fellow with a jolly disposition NANCY BLACK A genuine walking fashion plate ROBERT BLOUNT A newcomer this year, Bobbie left early this spring to join his army father in Japan. DELORES DELL BOGGAN Lovable, yes, for she has a host of loyal friends JANE BOLMEIER A dependable and conscientious student JOAN BOLMEIER Winsome and blonde in appearance: capable and dependable in classwork and Hy-Y CHARLES BOYLES Clever as himself in the classroom or as a grandfather on the stage JOY BOYLES One of the literary props of Pegasus HAZEL BRASHIER The essence of loveliness DENNIS BROWN His tenor voice is a valuable asset to the A Cappella choir. CAROLYN BRYANT Her soprano voice won her a solo part in the operetta. MABEL BUCKLEY A pretty girl with a determination which will carry her places WILLIE MORRIS BURDETT Charm plus JACK BURGESS Aeronautically minded Jack spends most of his time building model airplanes. LOUISE BURTON The Symphony Orchestra in selecting Louise as librarian chose a conscientious worker. RICHARD BUSH Conscientious and dependable whether in school or out BEVERLY BUTLER One of those with an out-of school job JOHN CALDWELL A faithful member of Central's band OLIVE CALDWELL Renowned for poise and grace whether on horseback or off BEVERLY CAMPBELL Her alto voice is important for the A Cappella Choir. BRUCE H. CAMPBELL, JR. A short, jolly fellow distinguished by his sandy hair and unique laugh IORS 4 N ,N W LL Cfglflfi Bs f ' Obi cflfi i i . , 3, ,. 4 ,cw 2' 1 ,-QL tvs' , I 9 Q- ' 1 . 9, 3 ij,I'f gf' .N -vrrf 13 tk ki 7 A 1 :A gb' K w L? J Q .-.r ' ' i U H .H - Cfl .E f -g i, - ' .rvi xg. :fr t 'Q in , 5 ' ,P M .45 :jp - ' his 'ZS' HY' i' ln Y WW I ORS JIM CAMPBELL '21 59- Our handsome football hero and class president NORMAN CARNES 3 in His quiet belies a mischief underneath. NEWTON CARR He makes his mark in the classroom as well as on the appraisal slip, VAN CAVETT A sports editor extraordinary NATALIE CHANCE An air of affability and a hearfning smile CLIFFORD CHARLESWORTH Interested in basketball BOBBY CLARK In harmony with the world GEORGE CLARKE The spice of high school life GUY CLAYPOOL A rare mixture of sense and nonsense JIMMY CLEVELAND 1 Q The target of feminine glanceswhether in or out of uniform sf BETTY SUEKK CLIFTON Pep galore with the rah-rah-rahs-in spite of her slow Southern drawl Q ,. G. FRANCES CLQSWER A gift for ready laughter Q if LEE EDWARD COKER Everyone's Buddy because of his never-failing good humor CAROLYN COLLINS A violinist well known in musical circles RACHEL CONN Lots of fun, so lots of friends BILLY COOK Z IO. A pleasing combination of humor and seriousness JEAN COX A shy young lady with a winning smile ANNABELLE CRISLER Distinguished for her stylish clothes and witty conversation GILBERT LEON CRUMBLEY, JR. A shy but handsome fellow JEANINE CUMMINS Although joking and carefree. she will someday make a name for herself as a secretary. JESSIE MAE CUMMINS Reserved, yet always pleasant and friendly HUNTER DANIEL An ardent spectator of all sports BOBBY DAVANT The Casanova of the campus MELVA DAWSON All that's attractive, all that's graceful MARIE DENHAM An eager vivacity in face and manner MARGUERITE LANE DENNY Swimming and dancing are her chief pleasures. MARY ANN DERRICK A lyric soprano voice that lends color to the Girls' Glee Club J EANETTE DILLON The envy of all girls with her beautiful blonde hair .ONA MAE DOBBINS Full of fun and fancy free JIMMY JOE DODDEK The essence of courtesy DOT DOMM A Winsome beauty who attracts every eye LEUMEL DORE A distinctively beautiful brunette with short bangs and big brown eyes IORS ms J 5:75 '?:,- gif ' 1 EFS, nazi , 5- U h -1, ,if I .ifl ga P F I IORS FLORA ANN DOWNING A diminutive and dependable girl GERTRUDE DUKES An accomplished entertainer on the ivory keys MARILYN EDGAR A serious expression breaking slowly into wreaths of smiles VIRGINIA EDGE Dipendable in class and in her Latin Club work JIM ELL1o'1' 'I-E-Cl Cne of Central's dynamic cheerleaders J. W. EMORY There never was another. JOSEPHINE EVANS Gifted in music which lends grace to her charm ANNIE LAURIE FARISH A welcome newcomer from Biloxi MARTHA FARR An intelligence envied by all LEE FINDLEY A worshiper of Morpheus JERRY FISHER Always making business a pleasure and pleasure a business JACK FLOOD 'L EIL Good looks. distinctive manners, and a pleasant personality MARTHA ANN FORD A mighty spirit filling a little frame NORMASTEL FORD ' A rare combination of beauty, intelligence, and charm .,, BUBBA FOREMAN QKQ. Now Pappa, don't preach to me!! WILLIAM S, FORTENBERRY A capable associate editor of the Tiger Talks ANNE FOY The model for her own stylish creations BILLY FULGHAM QR A skillful bass horn player in the band FAY GAAR , I A newcomer from Liberty Grove LEWIS GAAR 5 An artist in the shop ' EWIN GABY, JR.fEv-. Just an all-round good fellow PAT GAINEY An attractive brunette who has been bitten by the knitting bug MARY GALE An amiable disposition reflected in her ready smile CHARLES GARNER Little but always ready with big ideas KATHRYN GARTEE Courteous and gay BILLY GILL A witty way that wins friends and influences people GLENNA GAIL GOODWIN Distinctive in any crowd whether for haircut, smile, or manner JIMMY SUE GRAY Quiet, very sensible, and a devotee of sports kkoxfptl JESSE GREER Q A husky tackle on our football team JEAN GRIFFIN A capable assistant editor of the Tiger Talks CHRIS GRILLIS, JR. A newcomer to Central already known for his diligent ways and handsome looks CAMILLE GRIEFITH A capable class officer and valuable member of Hy-Y, Junior Classical League, Theater Guild, A Cappella Choir, and Cotton Boll Staff ORS '3 rg P'- kn- A' 1 Q Q 5 E - An 5 42? ' ' xr UNIORS HARRY GULLEDGE An obsession for tinkering with anything per- taining to radios RAY HADDAD A vertebra in the backbone of Central's athletics BILLIE SUE HALLMAN Our flame-haired rnajorette MARTHA HANCOCK Enthusiastic in all she undertakes PETE HAND '55-O' A cheerful funster ROBERT HARPER Why study when other things are more im- portant? BETTY ANN HARRIS A winning personality .5 'T MARTHA HARRIS A dream.. that fell to earth w JOAN HART A tall graceful girl at ease on the stage FRANCES HEIDELBERG Interesting conversationalist, accurate news re- porter. and original creative writer MARGARET ANNE HEMPHILL A whiz at bookkeeping with the ambition to be a C. P. A. . FLOYD HENDERSON A miniature Atlas MARTHA HENDERSON Little in stature but not in her capacity for fun and friendship SHIRLEY HERMAN As gay and cheerful as a day in spring RALPH HESTER Interested in all dramatics-singing and speaking ROGER HESTERgK With achievements ranging from reporter on the Tiger Talks to Lord Chancellor in Iolanthe SHIRLEY HESTER A tall beauty with dramatic talent JACQUELINE HEWITT A dynamo of energy, willingness, and intellec- tual inquisitiveness SHIRLEY HIATT Poised and stately CHARLYNE HIGDON Gifted with a smile that invites friendship MARY LOUISE HILDERBRAND Her ready smile is our favorite brand. MELBA GLYNN HILL Friendly and agreeable, a girl to remember PATRICIA HILL A devoted follower of Thespis BETTE HINES A newcomer who has already won a niche for herself HOMER HINTON The Happy Homer of Central CHARLES HOLMES A tourist to Europe last summer-via the Navy route DERWARD HOPKINS Bashfulness lurking 'neath a catchy grin BRYANT HORNE His mechanical skill makes him invaluable as a movie projectionist and as a supply sergeant. RON N IE HOROWITZ A spirit of utter abandon ELAINE HUGHES Liked for her quiet ways and cheerful words JERRY HUTTO Easy come, easy go--that's Jerry Hutto. PHYLLIS IVY A tall blonde girl interested in basketball IDRS 3 HQ -9 .tl I ' P -i A ' 135' - 14. .fa ' ll?-' ily' - Q! I'--'::'Ps , 4 ! ORS JIMMY JACKSON King of frivolity and nonsense BOB JAMES C3 rf, D. A carefree but capable leader FRANCES JAMES Amiable and ambitious: energetic and capable JOAN JEFFREYS A continual source of humor, laughter, and wit MARILYN JENKINS She'11 find a way. BARKSDALE JOHNSTON Energetic, fun-loving, and fancy free CHESTER JONES He travels the easy road to fun and entertain- ment. W. B. JONES A An acrobat on skates MAURICE H. JOSEPH YD-ZNDN-Mt' A well known species of night owl NAN JOYNER. Her black hair, flashing dark eyes. and pleasant voice made her a perfect grand duchess on the stage. MALCOLM JUSTICE Why should studies ever worry anyone? VIRGINIA KELLY An attractive blonde who is definitely orna- mental FAYE KENNEDY Like Hollywood-a swimming pool at home RUTH KENNEDY Lovely with the fragile loveliness of Dresden china BARBARA KETCHMARK Charmed. we're sure ELBERT KETHLEY Pleasure and action make his hours short. DONALD KING Let's have some fun! MARILYN KING A blonde with an air of delicate charm JOY KINNEBREW Delightful, delectable and de1ovely CAROLYN KOCHTITZKY As news editor of the Tiger Talks, the supreme authority on goings-on at Central VIRGINIA KOEPPEN A quiet readiness to help JIMMY KORNDORFFER Genuinely capable and always alert BETTY LACK Who wou1dn't love you? JANE LAIRD Queenly in manners as well as in appearance ADA LAMMONS This energetic girl likes bright clothes, swim- ming. dancing, and anything that's fun. JOHNYE LASETER She ranks at the top in character, appearance, and personality. Abounding in energy, devoted to her class work PAT LEEP and to the radio workshop JOAN LEGGETT Frank in a friendly way MARY LEKAS Central's gift to the world of music ANNIE GREER LEONARD Oh. for a school record like Annie Greer's! ELIZABETH LESTER Poise and grace in heaping measure B. FRANK LEWIS He looks at life and laughs. 'uf gf I 511 0' Egg. F, I X4 'I , Y fg ' uh H I .B N ' x gf v - Jfiif. wx n fi ei ORS RICHARD LEWIS Typical gad-about PAULA LIGHTSEY An optimistic attitude in all circumstances CAROLYN LINDSEY Attractive in her neatness JO ANN LINDSEY A real lover of Cherries MYRON LOCKEY Better to be silent than wrong RUTH LOWERY She and her oboe are important in the band. WILBUR LUKE Noted for that mischievous twinkle in his eyes BILLIE MAHAFFEY Carefree. gay, and full of fun SARAH ALICE MAJOR Known for her green eyes with their soft light and her good-natured disposition CHARLES MANNING Seen proudly sporting his red Hudson GERALYNNE MARLEY A pretty girl is like a melody. ELYSE MARTIN A shy reserve cloaking a pleasing disposition GRAY MEGGINSON QVHQ' The peop1e's choice, well-known, well-liked, popular with everyone BOB MERRYMAN 214 A merryman in every sense of the Word JOE METTS Brimful of mischief and fun ANDY MILLER The little boy with the big horn BILLY MILLER A friendly boy strictly on the musical beam JERRY MILLER Reticent among strangers-talkative among friends BUD MILLICAN A boy who is upright in character JO MILLICAN A lover of books and music MARTHA SUE MONTGOMERY Conscientious and capable in all her work ROBERTA MOODY Mississippi misses this miss. HEBRON MORRIS? QQ- handsome bo ferventl interested in base- A , , Y Y ball-not 1n girls BOBBY MORRISONEK We were sorry to lose Bob to Chamberlain- Hunt early in the year. LIBBY MOUNGER She shall have music wherever she goes. GEORGE MULLIS, JR.QKfl.. Possessing lively personality plus an avid in- terest in sports JAMES MCABEE, JR. As mischievous as his eyes suggest NANNETTE MCCARTER Such beautiful brown eyes! NANCY ANNE MCCOMBS A regular chatterbox PHYLLIS MCDADE A quiet girl with beautiful blonde hair SHIRLEY MCDAVID Versatility plus ability MARY JANE MCDONALD Ever a source of fun ORS if lfl .,, 1 . .IEP I 1 IORS GENE McGEE Manners so pleasant and charming MARY FRANCES MCMURRY Nobly endowed with worth, courage. and honor MARY ANN MCNEIL Fingers that can handle knitting needles, artist's brushes, scissors, or sewing machine with equal skill JOHN MCPHAIL Lanky limbs and liberal laugh ROBERTA NAEF Delicate as a dream BETTY NELSON A twirling and prancing majorette Q JIMMY NEWSOME 9 K A handsome young fellow with a definite flair for music HENRY NICHOLS Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. WALTER OGLESBY Qi. Black hair, brown eyes-0-o-o-oh girls! RAY O'NEAL One of our licensed pilots RUTH ORMAN Her ability as a typist will make her a good secretary. EDMOND ORR A loss to the Central band when he moved away EDMOND ORY The knave of nonsense MARGARET OSBORNE Conscientious and friendly BOYNE OXFORD Gay and nonchalant CAROLYN PARKER Smile and the world smiles with you. I PAT PARKER X A leader as band majorette or class officer LILLIAN PARSONS Perfectly perfect DONALD PATTERSONCZW M1 Recognized by his impish smile BILLY PHIPPS An accelerated student and prospective summer school graduate ANN PIERCE A winning way, a pleasant smile RONALD PITTS I-Ie'11 be a great scientist some day even if he does blow up bathtubs. EUGENE POFF In an original bracket , ROBERT POPE A standby of our baseball team A. M. POWER, JR. Junior has a complete repertoire of pranks. . SAM PRESLEY 5:5 Il 3 A good line is the shortest distance between I two dates. 1 1 4 PAT PRIDGEN l Personality plus 4 MILDRED PRIMOS A gracious girl with a glowing personality Ch- ' JOANN PRINE ' i 1 i 7 ' 'N - if ' 'G+ 1 , P X ,N 0 KD . 1 L ' I M :A Rep: Straight faced witticism ROBERT PRUITT X W , - L A jolly disposition plus a carefree mind ' : R' TREBBIE PUCKETT Giddy, gay, and garrulous JAMES PUTNAM Central's loss, the Navy's gain gg Q00 A' Q' O Q 'Z 5 S EE - xr IORS MARLENE RAY A lovely and intriguing bit of femininity MARY EVA REED Will you need a secretary in a year or two? If you do, call on Mary Eva. COY ANN REEDY Full of pep, enthusiasm and spirit GEORGE REIDGKSL So here we go, the world and I. BETTY RENO Her artistic ability has won national recognition. BILLY RIECKEN Adept in anything he undertakes MARY LOU ROBERTSON A nature gentle and sincere TOMMY RODGERS Little but full of fun BARBARA ROSEBERRY An attractive little brunette who catches a second glance MARTHA ANN ROSENFIELD Incornparable in wit BILLY ROWSEY A gentleman in word and deed FRED SANDERS A good prospect for the 1948 football season DOROTHY SANFORD A big heart with the desire to do right JOHNNY M. SARRETT The epitome of nonchalance CAROLYN SAXON Unforgettable this ballerina of You Can't Take It With You - JOE SCHMITT Always smiling, always gay, going on his merry way BETTYE SEALE A cheerful, vivacious. likable girl MILDRED SEVERANCE With light caught in the even waves of her long brown hair ELIZABETH SHEARER A gentle and modest person JAMES SHORES Central's Big Eight football star DOLLY SHORTRIDGE A voice as clear as the tinkle of fine crystal T. D. SILLS, JR. Expectation of graduating this summer makes T. D. a member of the class of 194815. JEAN SIMPSON A sincere and genuine girl with gentle manners CLAUDE SMITH Bound for success KIM SMITH Dignified, yet pleasingly witty ERNEST SPENCER 2759- A genuine gentleman JOANNE STANTON A reliable member of the band's clarinet section WILLIE STEGALL A face with gladness overspread J ANIS STEPHENS An infinite zest for living ROSETTA STEPHENSON Soft brown eyes that mirror dreams IRIS STERN Like a star, unhasting-unresting JERRY JEAN STEVENS Precious, we'd say IORS 13 V46 ,MF N li ORS VIRGIE STODGHILL Diminutive in statureg gigantic in energy JAMES SULLIVAN ' The bounding pulse of youth personified CATHERINE SWAYZE The pebble that originates ever-spreading rip- ples of laughter WILLIAM TEMPLE An omnivorous reader who claims to have read nearly half the library 1-'REDDIE THOMPSOWW A master mimic BOBBIE THROWER Eager for fun and addicted to mischief ELEAN OR TIDWELL Shyness plus true capabilities EVA TIGHE Brimming over with pep and fun DOROTHY TINGLE A small bit of bubbling energy FRANCES TODD Quietness and dependability characterize Frances. EARL TOLES A friendly and likable newcomer OTTO TOMPKINS IA 51,41 Mischief personified WESLEY ANN TRAVIS Ranking very high --in scholarship, in depen- dability, and in her work on the Cotton Boll staff POLLY WHEN TULLOS A little bit of Vicksburg in Jackson ALFRED H. UHALT, JR. A master of things mechanical J UANITA UNDERWOOD A faithful standby of our corps of office workers CHARLENE VALENTOUR Valuable to the Theater Guild as a make-up artist VICTOR VANCE T- E-Cl A man among men, a giant among women LEONARD VAN ZANDT A murderer of dullness MERIDEL VINCENT Starry eyes set off by hair of midnight black JUDY VINZ A heart-warining sincerityvwhich charms every- one , JACK VOLLMER ' As a magnet attractsiron. his witty personality -attracts friends. ' HERBERT WADSWORTH 904 Study? What for? ' , ,R V, MAX WALDROP An adept performer on the gridiron A N ROGER WALDROP EVN Free without boldness, meek without fear CHARLIE WALKER A whiz on the typewriter keys VIRGINIA WALKER An accordion virtuoso FLETCHER WARE Minnesota's lossg our gain JOHNNIE WEBB Dependable as a student and as a Hy-Y member EMILIA WEBER An amazing store of energy ' D JOHN WELLONS Lak On stage the prankster, Tony Lumplgring in life the prankster, John Wellons CHARLES WHITEHEAD Bursts of wit that startle and amuse IORS qi f' i 52 Qc, L iAAA W - V 4 ,ea.:.4.qk--A -- 1.444--M -- - A-ugg.g.gp-Y--A -- - AH --hQ'- '-1' ALICE DALE WHITFIELD Mischief is her occupation. BILL WILLIAMS Garrulous but agreeable gg Q00 if ' RQ 5 . S 'Jig - to SHANNON WILLIFORDFE41 CDH Q. Aeronautical engineering is his chosen field. ROBERT WILSON An industrious fellow who will be a successful businessman some day VIRGINIA BATTE WILSON Equally at ease on the stage as a character actress in a play or as a soprano singer in the operetta BILLY WINDI-IAM On a gridiron a backfield man and on a dia- mond a second baseman BOBBIE JEAN WINSTEAD Sugar n'spice n'everything nice EDITH WINTER Honored by selection as homeroom president JERRY WOOTEN And all who saw her admired BILLY WRIGHT That's right, he's Wright. MARY LYN YEAGER Busy as a bee at getting all the pleasure out of life ROSE ZIMMERMAN A rose without a thorn Q, L ,Blau WA v .+ , ,.?---' - A ? '2b 3 +f :4ff, -..f f4,-..-S-......1g -T ' -it - 'Q . - '. ,laser JV- ' '53, ' it X 1 im . Xi 2 a ri ., 1 f- . . - 4 1 Z R . 451 1, -rg? 1 -2 Q L I 5 xr ., -F., A S.. ' '1, T , 'f' Sxglx f Q ,,, fx . jv-A , if .gxgfgb X 1 f .. -- ,, X , f A YSXIX + + f 3 Nix xx ix I ' 5 ' ' ug? ' fi,-' Skit-' F: S55 3 fir M 'lf ' ': ' ,.l , 4' - A , f H .. .f W! QQ '. 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ALLEN BOBBIE ANN ANDERSON LUCIE ATKINSON CHARLES BARINEAU KATHERINE BARKSDALE JAN BARLOW ODELL BARNIDGE FRANK BARRINGER MARGARET BEALL LARRY BEAM MARY NELL BEASLEY DOROTHY BENTZ MARGRETT BERRY MARY LOU BERRY SARAH BETTS RAY BLASINGAME .cg- MARGARET BOND E M SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES i I .ffl 1151 3 v :Fil B BETTY BOWEN LARRY BOWEN PAUL BOWEN MARY LOU BOWLES BETSY BRASWELL ELEANOR BRAXTON VIRGINIA BROOKS THOMAS BROWN DOW BRYANT DOROTHY GENE BURKES JO ANN BURKETT NORMA SHEARER BURNSIDE J OANNE BYRD PATSY BYRD CLAIBRONE CARROLL MARTIN ALEXANDER CASE KAY COKER DE LOREY ANNE CHAPMAN SONNY CAUSEY OLIVE COKER PAT COLEMAN PEGGY JOYCE COOPER JOHN COPELAND LANIER COTTINGHAM ANNE COVINGTON JOANNE COWARD BETTY JEAN COX JOHN BENTON CRAIG, JR. CHARLES CRISLER MARGARET CROOK JERRY CRYSTAL MAGDALENE CUNNINGHAM ANN DAVIS BARBARA DAVIS ALBERT DRAKE ELEANOR ANNE DRAKE GWENDOLYN DOUGLAS PAUL DUKES HENRY EASON MARY ANN EVANS fly soPH0MoREs 55 552523 SOPHOMORES M .5-. 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FRAISER SHARON FRANKLIN GERTRUDE FRANTZ PHOEBE LYNETTE FRAZIER LUCY TOY GANDY BARBARA GARNER MARY LINDA GERMAINE ANN GIBBONS JAMES GIBBS JOHN CAMPBELL GILLILAND, JR JOAN GILMORE MARGARET GOOCH SAM GORDON FRANCIS GRANTHAM BETTY GRAY TOMMY GRAYSON ELIZABETH ANNE HARDIN JAMES HARDIN BOBBY HARRISON VERA HEAVRIN MARY ANNE HESTER ANN HILTON PATRICIA HINTON HAMPTON HOLLAND DOT HOLLIDAY PATRICIA HOLLOWAY CATHERINE HOLMES ANN HORNE BETTY HOUSTON CLAIRE HOWELL MILO HOWELL BOBBIE JO HUBBARD L4 L fn-, -Q Ja -I ,H gr' mu Um I-ff n-nun X --. , lx H21 ,' ,' ,v,.nr. fm- I '4 K w SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 5 Q0 tiff A' I 4 B -1725: - X MARGARET MICHEL ELIZABETH MILEY HENRY MILLS DOROTHY MILNES HELEN MINNIS DONNA JO MIESSE BOBBY MIZE JAMES MIZE ALICE MOORE BILL MOORE DUTCH MOORE MARIANNE MORGAN KATHARINE MULLIN BOBBY MYERS LA VERNE MYERS BOBBY MCBROOM PEGGY MCCANN TINKER MCCARDLE BEN MCCARTY FAY MCCRAINE O ANN MCGEE PAT MCGEE HELEN MCGOWAN SYBIL MCKAY GERALD MCKIE DUANE MCKINLEY GENE MCROBERTS JERRY NAGLE ANN NASH JIMMY NEELY JACKIE SUE NEWSOM JIMMY NOGAR ALICE O'FERRALL NINA JEAN OGLESBY HARRY O'STEEN LOIS PACE DOROTHY PARKER MARY FRANCES PARKS VIRGINIA PATTON BILLY PERKINS few E1 Q xmjg: yin? 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A ...Ni-573,-i.g,,..L V -I ef, ' -Q. .tA,fiZ?5..5,.g'E-915.2 jf., .. Jr-ri' N. .. 3Tyif5,5q.:sg':V,,1..i5giQ.w- A ' . ,,-ff. , A A .ga 53241-...Virggj Q- '51 g jf. -Ly V - ., - .fy s. ,:f .J1.' 155-n 1 ' .2-. ., kv-I . .. ' rg .,J. 1I'.. : zf 3..-1 55 .ir-.' :' . ' ' . 1 . .n .3--. -f'M ' 7 N50 5. N 1- Mgwiilf -15' 551' wi ' fir.-M '- '.f7- P2-'rlwxf' -1-'.f'5'-f ,W Q . ,, Vw ATHLETICS n A 5 , b x x....x . 1 V ' ' N fr . 1' X, ,N - S, 1,94 w . K x X' , aww- 5 ,N ' .-:fx W. 1 I w 5 x g A11 SHORES ,f . - W .3 Q X -B1 -E- ' , , 1 if -1 5 lght Guard W - ur 5. 35- N 4 x x, . '-9235521 eg. , ,, Q. , : l x. y 7 4- .,W,.5 ,V,k x . -- . - ' N. fr, za ' Q. fx-:Qiwfffi 5 Y QD HAL FRANCE DOSS FULTON TAP GODBOLD Track Coach Head Football Coach Line Coach oc A c Q W.. -G ,Cc' AhCA:c f ROBERT BERRY BILL CRABTREE Baseball Basketball SEASCN S RY Tigers 6-Pascagoula 13 The Panthers with a game under their belt defeated a fighting Tiger eleven in their opening tilt. Tigers 7-Memphis Southside 6 Playing the best game of the season, the Tigers outfought a superior Scrapper team and came out on top. Tigers 39-Clarksdaie 6 Coming into the Big 8 victory column for the first time in three years, the Bengals swamped their favored rivals. Tigers 6-Laurel 7 In a, game that was thrill packed from start to finish, Laurel broke through in the third period to win a close one. Tigers 13-Gulfport 0 Gulfport defeated Central 20-0 in '46, but the Tigers came back to get sweet re- venge in '47. ' Tigers 7-Meridian 24 Suffering the worst defeat of 1947, Jackson fought all the way but came out on the short end of the score. Tigers 28-Biloxi 0 The Tigers kept the ball most of the game on a muddy field to spell defeat to the coast team. Tigers 6-Greenwood 19 Losing out on the breaks, the Bengal squad fell in their last home game of the '47 season. Tigers 13-Columbus 6 Revenge was sweet as a strong Columbus team fell before the same score by which they defeated Jackson in '46, Tigers 31-Vicksburg 14 The Black and Gold gave all they had in defeating their traditional rivals in the annual Thanksgiving game. The Tigers really closed the '47 season with a bang. HITT-TB DEDEAUX-FB STONE-E TAYLOR-T SHORES-G PARKER-C COKER-QB ALLGOOD--WB ASHBURN-G CAPTAIN GARRICK-T RIDGWAY-E DEAR-MGR. 'ws . 2 .-.....-. -.Q AW. W ..... -,....,., . .uw .. ..... .,. w, . ,sim 1' 'L 'I S VANCE-E COVINGTON-T MEGGINSON-G SECOND TEAM CROCKETT--C BOGGAN-TB WALDROP-FB 5 I 1 SANDERS-G HARRELL-T CAMPBELL-E Hitt Scores at Vicksburg PARKS-QB GARBER-WB SCHNEIDER-MGR 1 THIRD TEAM MORI-E MILLER-T POLK-G WY WILLS-MGR. OAKES-TB BERB EROVICH--FB WINDHAM-QB FOREMAN-WB MYERS-C LOFLIN--G GREER-T SHORTME B TEAM Boggan hits the line against Clarksdale. Jackson gains against Vicksburg in annual turkey day classic. Parks picks up yardage against Southside. DWIGHT HITT BASKETB LL A11-B SEASON RECORD ig-Eight Jackson Opponent Jackson 52 Brookhaven - - 21 42 Forest Hill - 40 Laurel - - - - 42 55 Meridian - - 54 Clinton - - 31 44 Clinton - 46 Vicksburg - 34 52 Vicksburg - 36 Forest Hill - 26 43 McComb - 51 Meridian - - 2B 39 Vicksburg - 50 Vicksburg - 36 59 McComb - 27 Laurel - - - 29 43 McComb ----- ---- 4 2 28 Hattiesburg - - - 48 Biloxi - - - 35 27 Natchez - - - - - Opponent --29 --13 - 27 - 37 - 36 - 31 - 51 -26 ------23 A 1 1 i HITT-F STONE-F CROCKETT--C KURTS--G B. ALLGOOD-G POWERS-CAPTAIN PARKS--G Other A11-Big-Eight selections included Stone and Crockett, second teamg Powers, honorable mention. SHORES-C PRUITTF-F GARRICK-G I LOCKEY-C COFFEY-F BENNETT-C P SMITH-F Crockett scores against Vicksburg. BASEBALL In '47 the Tigers won the state championship and the Southeastern tournament. With eleven returning lettermen and several good prospects, the squad is pointing to another good season this year. POWERS-lb GARRICK-C J. E. ALLGOOD-SS ALFORD-3b SCHNEIDER-OF r 2 5 s A 1 Q : s 'Q if to ss -V DUBOSE-OF INFIELDERS AND OUTFIELDERS ' 'Y' I 1 l BOGGAN-P WINDHAM-2b CHAM S Tigers named to the All-South- eastern first team in 1947 were Billy Windham, George Boggan, Gene Garrick and Kenneth Cokerg those given honorable mention were Fred Powers and Robert Pope. POPE-P HITT-OF COKER-P BATTERIES COACH BERRY GOLF CLUB J CLUB GIRLS' SPORTS iii., , -11-1 RUTH DEAR MISS BOBBIE WILLIAMS Manager Coach GIRLS' BASKET B LL TEAM GERALDINE MCDONALD BILLIE MAHAFFEY HELEN HOWARD Captain Q Forward Forward EVELYN LITTLE BARNEY BENSON BETTY BONNEY Guard Guard Guard Second Team: Yvonne Prather. Betty Joyce Campbell. 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K-:ff 3 k . g, EDWIN BATTE President of Student Body T DE T COUNCIL Sponsor - President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Reporter - Miss Clingan Edwin Batte Leo Brown - Pat Parker Hardy Stone - Bob Ammons f- , BOBBY AMMONS LOUIS BALL EDWIN BATTE LEO BROWN JIM CAMPBELL KENNETH COKER OLIVE COKER LANIER COTTINGHAM JIMMIE DEAR DAVID DECELLE JIM ELLIOT PRENTISS FATHERREE HOOD GARBER K. 3. ME BERS BETTY HOUSTON JO ANN KLEINSCHMIDT HERBERT MAGRUDER DONNA JO MIESSE RAY MORGAN LIBBY MOUNGER EVELYN IVIUIRHEAD ELLA BETH MCADAMS SHIRLEY MCDAVID ALICE O'FERRALL HARRY O'STEEN PAT PARKER NORB PERKINS CAMPBELL GILLILAND DAVID PHARES SHIRLEY HERMAN JEAN POE FIELDING ROBINSON ANN ROSS BILL SIMS JIMMIE SPELL ERNEST SPENCER HARDY STONE FORREST TOHILL PEGGY WEAVER PAM WHEELER JACKIE WILLIAMS EDITH WINTER ROSIE WOODS ELAINE WRIGHT KATHRYN YERGER STAFF OF THEATER GUILD Sponsor - - Miss Patton President - - Jane Evans Vice President - - David Ridgway Secty.-Treas. - - Grmond Gray DIRECTING Sponsor - - Miss Patton Chairman - - Putty Ponder Scribe - - Janette Gartin THESPIANS Sponsor - - Miss Patton President - - Janette Gartin Vice President - - Hardy Stone Secretary - - Bobbie Thrower STAGECRAFT Sponsor - - - Miss Whittington Chairman - - Dave Riclgway Scribe - - Ormond Gray PLAYWRITING Sponsor - - - Miss Musselwhite Chairman - - Jimmy Crawford Scribe - - Joy Boyles LITERARY and PUBLICITY Sponsor - - Mrs. Campbell Chairman - - Mildred Primos Scribe - - Carolyn Cooper Y LIGHTING Sponsor - - Mr. Taylor Chairman - - Hilton Denson Scribe - - Bobby Day PLAYREADING and CASTIN G Spgnsgy - - Miss Johnston Chairman - - Jim Farr Scribe - - Ann Walker MAKE UP Sponsor - - Miss Baker Chairman - - Betty Love Brent Scribe - - Barbara Banahan GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Sponsor - - President - - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Reporter - - - Mr. King - Roberta Naef - - Laura Ceil Allen - Patty Ponder Virginia Cavett Rebecca Rice . 1.-we ,. -if '5-.J , ,S A CAPPELLA CHOIR Sponsor - - President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Reporter - - - - - - Mr.King - Louis Ball - Jimmy Allen - Madolin Batte - Ormond Gray - 5 Leumel Dore BOYS' GLEE CLUB Sponsor - President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Reporter - - Mr. King - Russell King - Alfred Katool - B. 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James Thompie Monroe Jimmy Newsome TENTH HY-Y GIRLS Sponsor ------ Mrs. Potts President: Winnifred Shaw Vice President: Margaret Bell Secretaries: Norma Shafer Betty Gray Treasurer: Betty Houston Reporters: Sybil McKay Minnie Farlow is . fi Q wbtzih ' new ELEVENTH HY-Y GIRLS Sponsor ----- Mrs. Sykes President: Jacqueline Hewitt Vice Presidents: Elizabeth Lester Johyne Laseter Secretaries: Josephine Evans Elizabeth Lester Treasurers: Joan Bolmeier Mary Ann McNeil Reporters: Camille Griffith Olive Caldwell FOURTH DEGREE Sponsor - - - - Mrs. Sykes President - Martha Helen O'Ferral1 Secretary - - Rebecca Rice TWELFTH HY Y GIRLS Sponsor ---- Mrs Jordan Presidents: Janette Gartin Rebecca Rice Vice Presidents: Bettye Watkins Mae Taylor Secretaries: Jane Evans Janette Gartin Treasure-rs: Rebecca Jacobs Elta Todd Reporters: Lanier Westbrook Vesta Price TENTH HI-Y BOYS Sponsor - President - Vice President - - Secty. and Treas. - Reporter - - - W111SwanYerger ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH BOYS' HI-Y Sponsor ----- Mr. Godbold President ---- Dan Dunaway Vice President - - Shannon Williford Secretary - - Jimmy Allen Reporter - - Ernest Barry wsu, FRENCH CLUB Sponsor - - - - Miss Tizon President - - - Bettye Watkins Vice President - - James Putnam Sec. and Treas. - - Trebbie Puckett Reporter - - - Edward Atkinson JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Sponsor - - Miss Brent President - - - - Pat Seeley Vice President - - Camille Griffith Secretary - - Annie Greer Leonard Treasurer - - Mabel Buckley CLINGAN'S CREW Sponsor - President - Vice President Sec. and Treas, - Sgt.-at-Arms - Miss Clingan - - John Howie - Kersh Walters - Patty Ponder Douglas Dedeaux FILIBUSTER Sponsor - President - Vice President Sec. and Treas. CLUB Miss Clingan - Billy Hines - Jim Farr Pam Wheeler Reporter - - Adrienne Bourgeois S. F. T. A. W. P. Sponsor - - - Miss Clingan President - - - Clayton Sullivan Vice President - - Ford Ratcliff Secretary - - Maxine Stapleton RADIO WORKSHOP Sponsor - - Miss Patton President - - Jim Farr Vice President - - Ernest Pleasant Secretary - - Pat Hill ORDER AND CHAOS Sponsor - - Miss Patton President - - Louis Ball Vice President - - William Farlow Secretary - - - Doris Rucker Treasurer - - Vesta Price Sgt.-at-Arms - - Tom Crockett Parliamentarian - - Fletcher Ware Reporter ---- Virginia Peebles NATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL National Honorary Society for High School Journalists. D. AND E. CLUB Sponsor - President - Vice President Sec. and Treas. Reporter ---- Historian - - Mr. Windham - J. D, McKenzie - - Doty Jordan Ben Eva Sorensen Willie Ray Smith - T. D. Sills, Jr, DEBATING CLUB Sponsor - - President - - Vice President Secretary - - Librarian - - Refutation Sect. Reporter - - - Mrs. Russell Clayton Sullivan - - Carl Bain - Jimmy Young Mildred Primos Jacequie Hewitt - Shirley Hester MASK AND GAVEL Sponsor - - President - - Vice President - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Reporter - Sgt.-at-Arms - Parliamentarian - - Miss Patton Clayton Sullivan - Bill Fowler - Peggy Weaver - Jimmy Young - - Deleslyn Bland - Kersh Walters - Bob James F. H. A. Sponsor ------ Miss Heard President - - Peggy Joyce Cooper Vice President - - Harriet Tomlinson Secretary - - - - Bobbie Brown Treasurer - - - Margaret Garrett ELECTRICITY CLASS Sponsor ------ Mr. Venable BOYS' COOKING CLASS Sponsor - - - - Miss Heard President - - - Jimmy Donaldson Vice President - - Fred Craig Sec. and Treas. - - - Glen Oglesby -5 f S . 1 . 1 GIRLS' VARIETY CLUB Sponsor - - Miss Worley President - - Norma Shafer Vice President - - Virginia Brooks Secretary - - Mary Beth Selby Reporter - - Anne Horne S. T. C. Sponsor - - MissKeaton President - - JoeAnn Burney Vice President - Billie Jean Browne Secretary - - - - Doris Rucker Treasurer - - Peggy Joyce Searcy Reporter - - - - Rachael Morris GIRLS' GYM Sponsor - - Miss Williams President - - - .lackiewilliams Vice President - - - Leona Salmon Sec. and Treas, - - Wilma Matheny SHOP HOMEROOM Sponsor - - - - Mr.Venabie President - - - Ray Morgan Vice President - - James Courtney Secretary - - - -Patt Casey Dodd Treasurer - - Billy Reid Reporter - - - Milton Shedd TAYLOR'S CHIEF TROUBLES Sponsor ------ Mr. Taylor President - - - Jimmy Deaf Vice President - - Marjorie Joseph Sec. and Treas. - - Betty Lack N Reporter - - - Ann Bishop LIBRARY HOMEROOM Sponsor -------- Mrs. Schultz T. Sz I. ED. CLUB Sponsor - - President - Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - Reporter - - Historian - - lNfI1'.Wllldil21111 - Norb Perkins Joan Arden Jones Joe Ann Burney - Georgia Poll: - - Joy Cotten - Betty Patterson HOBO'S HANGOUT Sponsor - - Misswhittington President - - - Fielding Robinson VicePresident 4 - JohnnyGarst Secretary - - Sue Strickland Reporter - - - Vann Robertson HINTON HORRORS Sponsor - President - Vice President - - Secretary - Treasurer - Reporter - - Mrs. Hinton - Jim Elliot - Bobby Barton - George Mullis Betty Sue Clifton - Eva Tighe LAY'S LITTLE LAMBS Sponsor ------- Mrs. Lay President ---- Kathryn Yerger Vice President - Betty Sue Spencer Sec.and Treas. - - Helen McGowan Reporter - - - Swan Yerger HOMEROOM 201 Sponsor - - - - Miss Patton President - - - Kenneth Coker Vice President - - Billy Hines Secretary - - Deleslyn Bland Treasurer - - David Ridgway Reporter - - Martha Byrd SPEED DEMONS Sponsor -------- Miss Scott President - - Pam Wheeler Vice President - - Rosemary Howie Secretary - - Kathleen Griffin Treasurer - - - Margueritte Denny Reporter - - Ann Walker D. D. T's. Sponsor - President - Vice President Secretary - Reporter - - Mrs. Sykes - David Phares Campbell Gilliland - - Ann Horne - Ann Magee CAUSEY'S CASUALTIES Sponsor - - MissCausey President - - JoAnnK1einschmid1 Vice President - -. 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France President - - - - Peggy Weaver Vice President - - - Adelyn Hawk Sec.-Treas. - - - J.W.Emory HOMEROOM 225 Sponsor - - President - - Vice President Sec.-Treas. - Reporter - - - - Miss Baker - Edith Winter Rebecca Jacobs Paula Lightsey - Ada Harrell BERRY'S BUMS Sponsor - - President - - Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - - Reporter - - - - Mr. Berry - Ann Ross - Chris Grillis - - Ann Davis Eugenia Horne - - JimmyKurts HOMEROOM 226B Sponsor - - - - Mr. Weems President - - - Ella Beth McAdams VicePresident - - - JoyBoyles Secretary - - - Lillian Parsons Reporter - - - - Dolores Boggan RUSSELL'S RAMBLERS Sponsor - - President - - Vice President Secretary - - Reporter - - Mrs. Russell Ernest Spencer - - Pete Hand Johnye Laseter - Victor Vance BRENT'S BRAINS Sponsor - - - President - - Vice President Sec.-Treas. - Reporter - - - - Miss Brent Harry O'Steen - Ray Haddad - Louise Jones Diane Weaver KATIE'S KARACTERS Sponsor - - - President - - Vice President Sec.-Treas. - - - - Reporter - - - - Mrs. Potts - - Bill Sims - - Pat McGee Leland Speed Odean Puckett HOMEROOM 307 Sponsor ----- Mrs. Montgomery President - - - - - Rosie Woods Vice President ---- Helen Awad Sec.-Treas. - - - - Betty Bonney Reporter - - - - Betty Whatley HOMEROOM 310 Sponsor - - President - - Vice President Secretary - - Reporter - - - - Miss Chandler - - Elaine Wright - - Edwin Todd Charles Barineau - - Bobby Myers HOMEROOM 309 Sponsor --------- Mr. Gibbs President - - - Lanier Cottingham Vice President - - - Charles Crisler Sec.-Treas. - - - - Darden Powers Reporter - - - Virginia Brooks HOMEROOM 31 1 Sponsor - - President - - Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - - Reporter - - - - - Mr. Godbold - - Jean Poe - - - - - AnnKoch Winnifred Shaw - - Larry Beam Billy Ray Polk HOMEROOM 3 12 Sponsor ----- Miss Musselwhite President - - - - Forrest Tohill Vice President ---- Rose Naylor Secretary - - - Dorothy Cundiff Reporter - - - - Billy Coffey HOMEROOM 319 Sponsor - - President - - Vice President Sec.-Treas. - - - Reporter - - - Mr. Eubanks Alice O'Ferral1 - - - Sybi1McKay - Dow Bryant Larry Marshall WORLEY WARTS Sponsor - - - - Miss Worley President ----- Shirley McDavid Vice President - - Jimmy Jones Sec.-Treas. - - - - - Nancy Black Reporter ---- Emmett Anderson ,. gi ,4- .x us., .Q H-..,.' . . - Xi -' .. 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' an N Fw W M X if KX NX- is 5 .X 'N' S 1 f x gr if X. ' x 1? WX xy 0' ,ga is? ww .-QQ -XX SE S NN' Nw s X i ,, 'P Eg K X 'I Qi! :ji 5 X M f ,S QTQXXQ' i H ,gg ,QNX N. -K Q k Sim QS? ik wwe WN vb wi Q Vw S N, ,X .Q X 3 , ' X 'Q X .SX AW b 1 p X QV if - I5 xxx? Q mg, Q f A --es. l NA. 2' vf-.QW 5 s 'ww Q N . XQN K X N ,QNX ELHAVEN COLLEGE JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI ii! III ACCIREDITED CICILLEEE FDR WOMEN Belhaven College offers to young women an opportunity to pursue their education under the most favorable circumstances and at a most reasonable cost. A wide range of courses in the Liberal Arts Field is provided, and for students interested in the vocations courses in Business, Home Economics. Science, Speech, Art and Religious Education are offered. For information, phone or write C. T. C-ILLESPIE, President MILLSAPS COLLEGE JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI SUMMER SEHIUUL First Term: ---- June 3 -- July 7 Second Term: - - July 8 -- August I2 ir FALL SESSION Opens: I- - - V- - -.- - SepfemberI3 jlzmunsas ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HISTORY, ENGLISH, ART, PIANO, VOICE, VIOLIN, SPANISH, SHORTHAND AND TYPING, FRENCH, GEOLOGY. GERMAN, GREEK, LATIN, MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY. SOCIOLOGY, EDUCATION, RELIGION ir For Information write: DEAN WILLIAM E. RIECKEN BUSINESS The slrearnllned Draughon courses in Bunle ness Administration, Secretarial Training, and CPA-plus Sauihwide Placement Serv- ice-hai enabled Ohousonds ol high ichoa gradualex lo slep into aiiracllve Income In only o Iraciion ol the lradifional 'ima and expense-Ia begin drawing handsame pay checks Iwo In ihru years sooner vhan in olher comparable profexsians. A pr ved Io' G I s Wri or free Calalog I U I E K no 'NI DRAUGHON'S ' ' 1 l LARK fb' AND OFFICE PLACEMENT BUREAU OUTSTANDING ADVANTAGES: . Finest Rooms, Equipment, Conveniences 2. Highest Educational Standards 3. COURSES: Stenographic, Bookkeeping, Secretarial, Civil Service, Machines, and Courses for Commercial Teachers 5 N 5 5 C 0 Lu G I 4. All Courses are Fully Accredited Jackson, Miss. Phone 3-3826 5. INDIVIDUAL HELP, LIMITED ENROLL- MENT, AND MONTHLY 'TUITION SAVE HALF THE USUAL TIME AND COST ON ALL COURSES Call or write for full information DIAL 4-8922 J. P..CLARK. Mgr. lHead of Clark School since Founded -- I929i lHead of Com. Dept.. J. H. S. -- I9I3-I929I PRINTING - - A 1 a C k S 0 n Tucker Printing House I - ' . Commercial College ENGRAWNG - - 'GFEQQ 'ive f 1 x., '6Fir6mhIem aeftfi A Gilicienl School HNIIBSISBIPPVS BEST EIZLIIPFED BUSINESS SCHOOL 'A' r Call, phone, or write for information about our training plan, terms, etc. MRS, T. C. SCHILLINC. Manager JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Phone 4-77I7 I Mississippi Engraving Company cLAss secriom Picruizss Q - Olari Mills Studio A FEATURE SECTION PICTURES - - Bob Hand Studio CLUB SECTION PICTURES - - Jonnie Reed SNAPSHOT BAcKcRouNos - - Tom Mitchell Studio ART SUPERVISION - - Mrs. Cordon King I

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