Clarksdale High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)
- Class of 1957
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Fnergetically cheeringqthe Wfildcats to victory, en- thusiastically backing school organizations, and wholeheartedly entering into all activities, classroom discussions, and campus gatherings, School Spirit has included not just a few but each and every member of the CHS. student body and facultyl 4 fl. fa w'Q W . , u ' L ' SOYXMAM A h h A X D- C U T TS S'fl 'L'qlDfl ElN'Ql 5. . . . D FA Q L Il.,'llq' Y AlNilD f,'fl.,, XSbl S fm 'WIHIWS 'WHU. . . . SPECIAL U-CCASMDNS w f-1f- mo A-.ll 5. k . . UR QTf,,4XNflfZ.. RT'fllDNS S1PUR'T'S ..... AwW,HXQRflDS. . . . 5I1NllU R5 A 9 wx a . 1. u.1w'l 1 ,nw 1 'Y' 7 I' -T-3 , Q ,Q l .s sl I U 4 v X a 1-1 thai f ac-'- ' . . seg if ' ' r 'J' '. ,. . ' no ,.- ' ,QQV1 tx N X A' A 'nn- A'3 N 'i XX lf. 1 xlgr 'alll .b 01' -.r .f oo kv nu, .Q -X t ' X 9 1 I r F l ,, ,uk f MY. 'I , x I ' t - ' , J A Q Y, . -:Pr K , '- , -' 4,1 . iw iw , ,,' f Gu.. . 'Q' - u as . ' -ng-fn, L U . N' ,I - V ! A X . X 5 .1 'lf- iw.. 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' ' A K M , -1 q'fr.1.- 1 Gr 11' Q 7. .POT- . if -3. g 1 ui-:Q tty 'Y T ff I AITH HOUSTON 111111111 1:1 11 n bluff IPI --4 AI 3 VM r IOAN HUCHIS Lent 4 Pumatrs 1 Offntc ' f ustant ootxghttrs 1 mss 1 FH lu.tl'J1ll 1 CA 7 VO 1 lllllxifx 7 H Tum 1 'C' 1 lo 'fr-'7 JO ANN IVY A I1 e Ibzf le :dr melodn ur dzjr Latm Clubl 7 Softball 1 4 Basket 1 Clarmct Q ct Sr o l Orchestra 7 3 1 All Statc Or chutra 1 4 DlSfl'lLtBi1flClQlI1'1lL 7 1 4 Bind Avuard 7 State Band Cltmc 1 urls 'itxtr v d 1 B1 Court 7 3 Girls Ensemble 3 Alter nate l Dxstrrct Choral Festnal 7 v 4 Statc Choral Festnal w 4 A Cappclli orr HAZEL IKERD Her u :yr are way! of pleamnlneff Footlrghters 1 FHA 1 2 Basketball 1 2 At 1 2 GAA 1 Playma ers 2 s SPOTLIGHT 'lyprst 4 20 el' BOB HURT ct LL In II zuylbnzg c fl L11 6111111712 md llfIGI!IL otlull 1 all 5 lntltmuril Basketblll 3 Blskct s C u f,l'f1LL Assls tn Q1 4? BOBBY WAYNE JACKSON Deep rzqhred nz mtellfgenre :dear alomr m lrzenrer Footlrghters 1 Mary Lou Sherard Award 1 Ilbrary Clubl 2 Art 2 Art Award Playmakers 4 Latm Club 4 Track 4 Laboratory Asslstant 4 1- 7 f 5. ' JA' .Teri - . 1' . ' U f' d, V ,:- FH . 21 Y-Teens 1, 2. , 1 ' ' P csi- - I 1 A A 1. 3 It - 4141 X3 AS. I 11.111 .1 114.111 rwrfi rvwzlz fu' Ll6'f-1' pry. - . . F l' ' - x g Red Crt g ' A 1, V I A , 2: Bas 4 . 23 1 A 1, -Q llcy- H1 I'1V'f1'-lf V1 4 l .'- V1 C'-U9 hall 1, 23 Art 21 Play . 5 -. -lg . f .1 .'- 7- 5 - . Fu . 1 Softly lg l.41tin Club 1, 2 . -, v . - . 1 3 ' V ' 1 15111 1. .11 tsubttll 2. Q, -1, Cl lv 2, 3. -tz r 5. 1 .ll W' ' w'l ' NX ' N... 'X . f K bvv.-,FQ '44 . gb. .fl 7 'T' V, Nm. X . I ' if 1' .. ball 1. 2. -'gl il ' ' uartl l2, 3, 43 'f ' ' - fl-1 ' i----'71 - ' L ,L ' . . ' 1 3 '. 'L 7, ', , g r , Q ' , 21 . .k , ' ' , , 1 Q -3 - ' Y . .3 ' '. . 1 f 7 -- 43 G . 1 ' Ban 1, 2, 3, Ag znd ' 5 9 -- W, , ' ' -' , l ' ' 9 I . 9 L 1 J. 'L 7 5 ' ' -. T, v 35 1 5 ' g Ch'2.3.4. l 'Z ' QQQ Vs rf 6 X r LARRY 'IIJNKINS Alldrlfllj more zudaczlj 1111151 audat Red Cross 1 Reporter l 2 Latin Club 1 2 ACappcll1ChO1r1 7 3 4 Oys tet Z 3 3PO'lLlC1l-IT 2 3 4 CSpOrts Izelltorj gm T' 1 1' A 1 Q' lv y it 49,5 4 K I 'wif A igav v 5,-J 4 i P I yqglc ra.- -aa W M-'B lf 11.3 R H JONES Hdfffu am I rom rare Im free' IVIU 016711 ibey all contented lzke me? Footlrghters 1 Red Cross 1 ZH Club 4 Plqym fPres1dentJ WIIDCAT 4 Preudcnts Council 4 ICD, fl? O,l'? 16.41 JESSE JOE H4 1113 If 11 uell made 111411 u o II a good delermzfmllorz JANE JOSE T19 111 o nobler! Iblflqf u 11161 1 mee! nerr and lzgbt Transfer from jonestovxn Mrssrssrppr 2l 2? ,fe I AY JOHNSON 'ofhnzg 11 ro populzv ar lanzdrzerr Y Ieens 1 7 Iatm Club 1 7 VO ey 3 B PlaymakerS 4 ,n-'Q KW' 1 Zhi ROBERT M JOHNSON A llllle zzwzremf zzou md zlasn If relzfbed bJ Ilvf u IJ fl mm Tracl-el Bmketballl 7 Footballl 2 3 4 Offree Assrstantl 2 3 4 es: dent 3 1 Intramural Basketball 3 4 C Club 3 4 fSecretary Treasurerl Preirdents Councxl 3 4 fPres1clent lldelt Bolrcl 3 4 WILDCAT 4 ' 4 5 .-g.' ,-g ll J ff, YJ ' - - f . 'ly In ball 1. 2. T, 4g asketball 1. 3. 4 I ', 1 I ', 4 'J ' - ily. . ' HN x . .. ' L ' , , 5 - Q .H-, , 113 Quar A , g . , , Y , 3 J .. f ,P ,I 5. . , ff - .1 fi, '- '- ' 1 ,lf N A-11,5 , r S-'1i'gig.,'1M-U rf' 5-'A' ' - '13,-: .1v.f-1, ' q W.. - A, , O!--55' f7'.i 'ff 5+ 'fwfr 1 4 ' A 'ffl . . 7 silgflf 'ffa' .' H - Sf -un'-' - 121 14 .. 'if '? ' mf f . 4 , A ff 4: .r 1 : 'A . 4, L RP,,1f 'u ,' ' 1 , J, 1. O4 . ' l, -' .7 'li 3 . l ' i '.'J1vu - 1 3,1 ,,,3 , , - H w' or 1 jg . 1. 23' Art 1, 2, g . ulcers 3, 4 -Q tv' IO ISI josr R C A clIIC.ll1C101I' S IT' VIRGINIA MARIF KITSII Tb auerz garden III hu lookr and 171 ben mnzd the uuerl book! Footllghters 1 CSecretaryJ Latln Club 1 becretaryj 3 fVICC President WILDCAT 1 4 QCoEd1torj Second Hrtghcst Axcragc 7 Prcsrdents Councr 3 4 CVICC Prcerclcntj Girls State 3 Secretary 3 Corresponclrng Secretary 4 Crtrzenshrp Award 3 Debate Club 3 fTreasurerj Debate Tcam 3 4 SPOTLIGHT 3, 4, Qulll and Scroll 3, 4, Baeketball 3 4, GAA 3, 4 Ohh! QW-IQ' MARY ANN JUL I' zz Ib1IIE zr mzfvoflbl 11 d1l1ge1 6 and 1511! Footl1g.,httrs 1 Art I IHA 1 bP JT LIC HI xll v 'Pics 14',.a Y'-...V ic.. W JAMES GORDON KINCADE Bury bere and there Football 1 Football Manager 3 Tennis 22 1 41'5 ...7 PFRC Y IxAICRLl R II 1 IIIIIII j ff11d1d1111l1 cllx Cu ub rdtat Borrtl 3 Ofrtc Awrxtrnt --x 17 LEO ALLEN KINNEY JR A good bean f uarlb gold Latrn Club 1 7 Bind 1 2 3 fCIar1net Emcmblcj 4 CCorporalD WILDCAT4 1 J , - P, - Q.. 5, 1 fi . . f . i - Q ' 1 , f,,Vf, Lil Q, ,L 11 X. ' I ,f I. I b Y, I I ,On 1 X .., I IX t. I' 1 5153 ' ' f A 3 XML . Ltfn, Mu: of fem z1f1r'dv.zu Ulf: ffl! 111111. 1 i-V'- lil- ft' '..v.g' 'f' 4' 1 ju Y ' . . X f 1 I - Q . 1 I 4 I L- bl A l C - 1-1 fllllt I fllmcx S Q, Rr A13 Qu and Sfrc ll 3. -ig L ,L 'A ' Girl! Sure 31 Bnsketlmll -l. Fllifflw-ill l- 31 5- 'l fcA 'U'l'l-UNI? B-'NMI' ball l. 2, 5. -ig liglwballl I. 2. 3. -31 A Cgrppl 1 I wir 21 Cl 2, 5. -li WPI 1 1 .1 f' ' A Al. I fb mf A , ' S, I -..Q fd .1 , 1 I' U D , ,I ky . x . Z I I , A ' JL 3 l 3 ' ' ' . - ' 3 2, 3. 4. . 'A ' 1 ', .V .. . Mg ,' - 'y , h - 7- own. lm! ' E ,,,, 3. Mr U 1' , ,, 5 'J 7 vf W1 ,, .-rm '! - LIFULITA LOGAN 13 11411 1 truth 1711117 ba 11415 BLIQQISSIPPI IRFDDH ff-R01 KIUTTQ 1 nf. 7 XVIIDCAI 1 Bukffblll 4 71 dn rn lb Il md I fbzll 716 er 'lflmfif LYUIN lomstoxwn LLISNISSIPPI IH 1 s lHA1L1r 11 IL N-JJ ? jERRY LUBIANI 71 1 Ii my 111 the ur: 1ll 1 Qketlmll 1 vtlmll 1 2 C1 3 4 TTS MLRVYN LEONARD LURIL Cllflfifllj If one of Ihe pernmrzml and r :nz rlurzfnrzfizrf fig r mmd IH Clulw 1 W otbqll I mmurll B Qketblll 1 7 3 l C flu 23 ff 5 MARY CAROLI IONC Arn my 1 rho dqrflwzg Bisketbill 1 'Inmfcr from Starkulle fltifbu T' i BFVYRLY ANNI' MALLLTTF ll zlf fr il 1 nlzmzpbnzq 1' ot xghters 1 L n Club 1 L b an Club 1 1 QR J 4 1 6 Preudentj Baskctb lll 1 3 fMana Qcrj 1 fbilnagcrj Badmmton GAA 3 4 Vollexball 4 Stu nt Lxlwrars Aeemtmts of LIISSISSIFPI fRepJ 1 LTFCISLIICX, XX ILDCAT 4 Q 2 . 1 1: 'nv . ' I . 1 3 1 ' ' ' A ,lil -1 ' , fw 1 if A 4 L Emo u, I! .aff ff . . : 1 -4 I ' , '. '. 1A2'H', Art Q Footliglmlcrf 11 3 3 'bury Cllb . 2g Y- rms -l, I 5 . r , , xl , sn' ,sw 4 Q Q . ffljl li U U . 4. 4 ' 'O l' 1 ati . IZL i- 1 A . r. I' , 2. T ep. . fV'c rr ff .. 1 W '. '. of fx 'Ju our .' 1 . ' Q . 3. ' '- AJ' lupjv .1 IIJIIL 4 -' ' 'flzl ' 35 ' 1 ' ' ' 7 R . ' d gofthl g 23 Bak t , 2. 5. 4: Latf. . -1 F0 . , 2. 53, ll: -.' ., w Y I V, Q -. Q.. 4, Q -es F t V 3 4. -K 3. 4. HC- n . . 41. 1 . -. .. Ag asc- . -' - ' - A ' Ib t, ., , 'Ir1ck , , MH 2. 3, 43 .. H A b 4. -Q . Q V , Q4-T 4 Q---' KHARLIZS MARTINDALE I 1 In 1 11 nl I mtl I tlmurll Ba ktr L mt ANN MCCLOUD Hou meet and an the reemr to be Foothghtcre 1 fPresxdcnt FHA 1 ffaptam Varsity, 4 Bqsketlnll 1 2 'lm IS 2 3 4 Vue Pres: 5 Prcilcl 'lreaeurcrj Checrlcadcrl B 3 4 Homzwmxng, Mud 1 5 GAA 7 5 Vue Pruxdcntj I fPru1tlcntj SPOT H'I 7 1 Pmg Pong., S if II H my 4 ulll mtl Quo XX II D 45 -,.-i. I II INCTON MASSI Y fnzl ogiw- itll' THOMAS SHIELDS MAY9 rn nd Footllghters 1 Bind 1 Rad Cross 1 4 L1onO1l5chol.1rSh1p 3 Pl1xm1kcr94 24 xl' 1 MARX AI ICI lNlAS5l X ll bleu lb llulcttlwtll hllnigtrj I 1 Cl 1 Cnrlx Lnsffmlwlc 4 VUIIDLAT Preextlcnti C Llntll l BITHANY ANN MQDONALD 'Ike 611116111712 eleqarzn of ftmzle mend fjll otl1g.,l1tL1s 1 L ln Club I 7 k ball 3 4 G l Vullcyb 'P 3 1 Debate POIIIQHI 3 4 Quill mtl Ser XY IID A1 Immthlll Spam r 'r L fl ffffid, .md 4qf,ffJm-1 I1 11 , N, A Z.. 1 .tl 5 , A, ImA xuhlll I A11 LJ' iwtr'1n'.1u'lI41l. . . -. . . . . . . , -: , ,I , 2, -lg Softlmll 1. J, '11 Fu lull Z. R, ' ' 'flu 1115 ffm! uf 'frntuy Art l, 2g ' -C11 Ig . ' 4 1 Q 1 , 3, All A Cfupwll. .mir 5 'IL V : 5 ' 5. -1 . ' -l .A A .' 'o A A. ' 2 fs ,5 J X ig-A A. ' 15- l. ' ,. Wiltlcat Board lg Volleyball 1. 2, 3 Here If 1: dear and lrue, If1dlHl7'IOIH 4 1' '. . g .. . . , f - 3 A 3.4g l. 3 'I fdent ' k 3 1 3 I ,L , 'ff .K 'W ,I f' . 1.2.3.A: -.'ents'CounLil1.3.4 5 ' ' ' ri' -3 gl' . 1, A .lf l' if 'IS I' ' l l- - 3 Fo A' g atl . -3 Soft- I' I' -X - -- Y- hall1,2gBasct' 1. 2. ,. 1 AA l ' ' 9 ' 2,5.'g Anll-.,.-L 'a'Clul7 Llcs 3.1.-1 ' thaw sgs 1 ' 1 'oll pic 1 Latin Club 3. -X: Q 4 a . A ll 5, -ig f' , C .ig f 4 Q .0 .5- 3, -lg ' . CAT 4. -W WK K s 0-3 :ur Q' VJ Q 1 e ,av ,gffgw-21' w, 1 R' slsgoa M 5.14 x ,315 '-' Q A fs 'iz-I t BOBBY MQLAUCHI IN 1 Zll 11111 1 r 1 , SHIRIIY ANN M1KIN7II I 1 I 11111e 1111 1f1 111111 1d 1 r 111 1 M ,ml S ctblll 1 Intramural B1I-ut 1 cm 'lrimfcr rom CIN 7 Chwlutun BIISSISSII Pl hm' ,an .417 til' 4' PHIL MILLI R H1 hlfb 1 be zrl df rwmd II rl bell Qcball 1 1 , u 7 B s Smtn w MINNIF CORA MFDLIN A merry 6:1111 d11ef.1Il1he dn 25 I A 'WW' xc-J 'X-1' VAN M11 AI C HI IN U 1 1 mr DIANA IVIIZI II111 usda' 1111 I'oot1ghtcrxl Bind w Ormhutrl PIIYIHIRCIS 4 X Iccnx I f 53 I x ' , ' 1 1, ' 1 4 if Q , .Al .., I X 'QNX - I '57, - 1, Qld ' K :If . I A ' 'Agw 2.1 -' .-1'-'.1.f I 'ffqfy' za '-FJ? -'es 'I I' gag 1 . Q Q 613, t B V l71WIf111'111111 14 jfhflllf .1 1l1'fVf1v11111, ! ' ' ' B311 I. 2g A C41 pcllg Ch' 5. -1. Q TJ' H111 1. flfifd 11,14 1111 11111 of I 1 1 f.II1' 11,11 111 11 fA fd' V , A frfw 11 11'U7'lb .1ll b.1:.r'd. 6.11 ' I' f I Ba.k'1 1 . 4 as'I74II1. 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'51 I IMIII 2-, I el - ' 1, Y, A 1 I. 1 11 z. 1 ' I' :g1 2.71 '1 1 '. ., 1f . 1 1 ' 3 Bay , 2, 71, -1' C Cl In -. 3. 41 i' Bl VI RI Y I OUISI INIORRIS -K I -511 Clmurludnr 1 B Foutl15,l1ters 1 Bai PHYLLIS IWORRIS R' lllllhlllf ill Blllmm lm H 1 IIIL u Jr ezefr 51 ff Qcfllfc' md lou nm! mn, 9 ftbxll 7 Vw y 111 an nulluzz IIPIIIL 111 1 1111111111 f'-N if PEGGY MOONEY I mum be the food 0 loze play on Footllghters 1 Glee Club 1 Basketball 1 GAAI Red Crossl 2 Volleyball 1 7 Scqrztary 2 Mary Lou Sherard Award 7 Llbrary Club 2 fCorrespond mg Surcmryj 3 CSecretaryJ Curls Ensemble 2 3 4 A Cappella Chou' 2 3, 4 fL1brar1anj, WILDCAT 3, 4, SPOTLIGHT Typxet 4 Llbrary Club 1 'Irmsfu from Lula MIQSISSII Pl 25 LORAINE NELSON Kfzouledge I5 more than equualenl to one Footllghters 1 Latxn Club 1 7 Art 1 2 1 Playmakers 7 3 4 fReporterj Red Crosa 4 26 MIQIIIIILQIII lpfriarle ff lumzm bn fum' I S etball 5 Iootball 3 4 Iruk 3 ln Club 3 l C u lrms frum Iumu MIQQISSIPPI RICHARD JAMES NOE A ellou ll plan: and l4!It'0I!ILd ron mnzry Softball 1, Baseball 3 5, Intramural Basketball 4 L .img A 'A . ,aww ,- fl , H '1 'ar 4 ' 1 ,- '-vgfgfgk I, J. if limi' ,4 , M 'IU uc luv 1l'.1f In fun' fwfr, - .. .t. ck. 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' U-.Lv ' '. f' BII I ROBINSON A 1 L tn Choril A Llppnlll mr 5-3 T 5 'uu- DOLORES ANN ROSSIE I uould help olberr ful jf 1 ellouf feelmq FHA 1 fTreasurc-rj Softball 1 Khptaxnj 2 fCaptamJ Badminton 1 fChamp1onJ 7 Basketball 1 QVars1t KVTISIIYJ 1 Vollc ball 1 fCapta1n Vnrsntyl 4 Pxng Pong 3 4 GAA1 7 3 4 Horses oes 4 Tenms 3 I Shuffle board 3 4 Art 4 Plawmakers 1 K' DONALD RIIII I DCI d Bxslftctbill 1 Iootball 1 A 1 1 9oftb1ll4 ff nfs, MARION LOUISE SELF The pallem of all 1741131159 Footlxghters 1 FHA 1 PTA Represcn tame 1 Library Club 3 4 fPremlentj Prcmltnts Councll 4 28 Jwx ,fs fix VITO IOQI PH QBRAVATI T e Ile J 71117711116 nj fzftr and t?1dll7'lV1t'c' 1 I Intrtmurxl Blskct 1 LEON KELLER SHAIFER He muff 111111: av un to fmd buzz He gow Jlzurzlmg flier 11 Footllghtcrs 1 Wxltltzt Board 1 Foot b1ll 3 9PO'IIIC'I-l'I 3 l fphotogta phcrj XXILDCAT 1 CPl1oo rxphcr 'sy , ' Ls' is . 'T' J ' J ,,. x Q A I-D W fl 1 J ' r II: 11:,.'h 1' fair jwffrffffg youd. 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F otball 1 2 Boy Stat 3 ay makers 4 29 1' KB 0.19 DANIEL SHING A gram o rzlarzhood Intramural Basketball 7 w 1 Track 3 Baseball 4 Transfer from Jamestown MISSISSIPPI HARRIETT MAE SORRELLS She that ua: ezer an md mfzer proud FHA 1 Softball 1 2 Pmg Pong Badmrnton 7 3 Basketball 1 2 G A 1 2 9 4 Volleyball 1 fCaptaml 4 Office Assrstant 4 PTA Representatne 4 Footlnghters 1 f ff' -. r VI , , A X. if . 0- X ,, -, 1 3 . T ' f . l,, Lf AV A 0 f A ' till I , Q f ' 2g Ba ' .-,f, LHC lbl,2,5.4g lff. 4 Z' i ss Y. z ' ' , ,A V . x l. ' ' fl: . g , 3 ' 1,33 ' ' . ' -, 2 ,,3,4s ' 'JR' o ,g s' e,gPl- A y vb 3. A 12,3 f f I . . . , Iigh 4- .2,sf 11 F 'XIII LIC I NT 'II RNIX 3 CLS THONIPSCYNI ?iQ 112115 .Z A I lu ' L mmm lxctbil PAI I IIIONIIJSON 4 A 1 gulf 1 r Prnl Img Inu 1 Ru CIUNN N U C uclmll Mu mug Il ROBI R'I A ANN WARRINGTON 1771111 pn 141116 fbi! you c 1212101 'R Q? 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Sxmmi in Senior Hhffiss Josephine Sisku--with ll hall!-t ot .isseinhly proguim . . . her own creation , . . .S i I ,.-il, .nf K Hurd working seniors--preparing float for liomuoming pn- rade . . . NL Wi-ii WWA 'Z fl: QSM ua W' F :tors of WIIDCAT first in lim for 1957 edition Q, ,iif Irom September 1956 to M15 1957 the Class of 5 enjoyed exery minute to the hilt In extruurrirulxr actixities thew gnc time oxer md heyond the call of duty In tliss projects they were co open tim hlrd working Ind congenial These two pwges record - pictori1lly- few of the outstanding events that made their 11st yefir in high school one to be re- membered vxith pleasure. Members of senior class-sacking for first candy sale , . . 'f.f?WiUmXUX?N 'Ways . .Sh ,A-IQ . x 4 J . 1 ,:, zu t , 45 Q s' ,. 233+ . I Q L ' , 5 ix 5? Y K j l 11 M ,f , ' C: P , 1 N . iv 'f W , ,- ' wa , - I ? i - v',i ft X , U ltra 1 :1'?'L .FV l , 2 A' 'I 1: 1 in I Ey 5 3 ' 4,sN'.:.AY'. 4? . 4, , 3 , ,qs- H sl . A, b ' :tiff k' YW, -QS 1 1384 K , fl' fffgfaggn aff x ,,A.k , .5 ,sf ,iv A ' QV , . Aulfg ,- , 1 su 2 x, I 7, ' Q ' X :MJ 1, A. Win ,XJ IHC , -'oar' 3275 , . 'P Y 4 thi D A ' xgk xr f ' 5 'Omg' N,- uf x I 0 fy- X - I 'R N, , , v ffl,-LLSLJJJ... .,,,. .M ... ., - .. JUNHURS JUNIOR-SENIOR BANOUE T t Emitting school spirit from every pore. each junior pitched in to do his share in earning money, acl- vertising. and staging the junior-Senior Banquet. Selling concessions at basketball games and sponsor- ing tlanees galore were their thief means of finanting the banquet. Another long-awaited moment in the lives of the Jolly juniors was the selection of class jewelry- rings. pins, and necklates. The first few weeks after the arrixal of the jewelry evidenced continuous waving of hands to show off the new rings. and the following weeks resulted in the ever-popular swap- ping of class rings. 35 'I L' N' 'I K x X -1 C tl., S KD .F J 5 8 in Y fi sn., ' 1 K, I Lain? '- , it to - X vilgsg' ' SVR ,W '4-vi QT? ' 'NJ I . , 3 5 RS ,l.lI1iC Achrns XY illi.un Adtn M.xry Ihilcy 'IOC Iizcml Husky Ihltlcr Suvnnnc Bgltwn fi JUS rt .1-H, -- Q f 'nl '.1 9 M Q.-v' - f . Y' '77 , 7' 140 4-' Av .Zi-'LP l Q A. ' , : ' 1' N. T 3 on ag. I jg, I Q X u Ng 1 K' W P, U .lnscphinc Beard W Xxxllldgl Bennett -5. '-' Xxyilllllllil Bennett , ,sq Xwr ' S X I. f, Q!!-p E inf' T Sidney Bolton Bula Boynt- -Iinmmy Bristcr Q 7 Judy Bmglin I Linda Faye Brown --0 Bob Brunson ' g xv 37 f. V Q 1 I1 . fl' 'vo -. . C3 George Cook jack Corrcro Diimc Cfrcnelmw David Crighton Billy Crusc Wfoody Dabbs Judy Daughcrity Rosalie Davis Iilouise Day 38 41,15 5 S T' X A .IL RN lm ,Al-3.5 1 C lr, rx CD F t tn 55 'Tiff Kntlllt-L-n Day f.1ruIyn Urllnttntl P.ur1ti.t Drllvlwn 'IUITIIIH' Dyt Ylnnc Iilltx Dorothy IQNJIIN Ingram . .gi S' ' '1 f 4 gt ,f . gut: I S-' QQZ, 5 ali. Y'-1, ldv f-'Qs x Q . 152 ik' 'er--4' 1- Q. .as Ano ,-.,, xx' if A 'P'-5 S-. A rif Y '43- 2:1 X , i . v 1 W fav: X.. -K fc can Robert Ford Mabry Ifnwlcr Anncttc Fox Harry Ifrtizcr Bcverlx' Fullilovc Skipper Fulton Kathleen Funk .Io Ann Furini Sf .,,, Kenneth Furniss f 'N-......f . 1 f 39 'f-Tw 19: 19 N-I 'T T +01 Faye Harris .loc Hegwood Bonnie Helms Billy Henderson Malcolm Hitchcock Bill Holley William Ikcrd Theresa Irvin Charles Ivy 40 9.533- 4-,' -1 . iii. h '4 W 11 L' N' ic l x l.x nn fiimcn 11. Ci. Cirillintg Cfliwria llainin Glenda llall Betty Lou Hardy Barbara Harpulc f 'no ' Ns f 15 'ht ,, sv-4, c x ' .rg C I Shcrry Almkwrm K Tormny ,Icnkims Bc-tix' lcrnilgarm . .1 k A 'Q 5 X, 9 ' 'l ff I,iI1Ll.1 -IuhnStcm ' I,0Li.l -Iuhrmitmn QI L'QN'flU R5 S.lI1LlV.l -Iomu U 3 'il . i UPN? SJ 2: s,,....o- 435' .,-lf' .Yi f 'HHN wgjjfgr 639 'TE 'ff 'w-I P.1ul .lose Gladys -Iuc Nod Keith 15 Elaine L.1urcuzi . H Fred Lent j cs 1 Roy I.CIltjCS , wwf ix 2 4-PNN , x . I 1 Q. I f .g '4-qw' X ' at 'J 40x 'Ev .-- - XYIJYIIC Lcster Becky Lowrcy I..1 'ILLIILI TNLIYUIIKILIIC 4I vi, 7? 0,4 A 5 : 'gn-Lx ' -- - - TN., N it ,Q 'I xx! va! KY. A+ H 'ff 'gqg 'Ci 7k . l y gg' It ,r rx Q Q H4 zJ'.St.mf Frances Mullen Lfelyin Murphy Lacy Newton Terry Nicholas Cecile Nix joe Noscf Barbara Pittman Linda Porter Mac Priestlcy 42 'lL'Y'iCW9 ,Iiinniy Mcliriiic Hainptwii Mtlnnis Bonnie Mi Inlllghiili Betty .lane Monty Fminic Lou Mooney Herbert Mixture yi . ii, X S 9 i K U if ii 5 .,. ' so Y '26 'vu f?' XIX: inf? ,..qns.. ,, ho! 'ZZ-?' G' ,IL XX IR. gl, JN 5 5 CD nl., I 9 In 3 4-ni? lv If Q I-3 Betty -In Pnlkn '- Q. - M. Q 6 Hnnxnn Ninn 'D li.nlw.n',1 Rmmwiwwrr -V N Q, ,f 'P Iiuwlu' Mic Rudy Ann Rcnlxclqhrtl-r Anita Rnlmnisnn .K f N' w-M L ET' -ggi M, I Q ffl. r .- 4 - ff: ' '? . P x I xv' X 'I - '1 2 gs' iv' Suzanne Roach s Roy Ross -. H Iudith Roy -Nt Phan ' iv mf' 'U' vig , 'uv 'N , i Q Betty Lou Ruth Mary Hclcn Rutledge Q3 Blnnnlw Sanderson NJ, HY if 'fx ' 3' '-7 -as S Byron Sanderson Harricttc Sankcy Kathryn Schcidcr milfs Iwi, ,V 1-K I r .fiffgq ,2 dvi- G ' . V X ., N 4 I Sidney Smith Rae Strode Clem Tanner Gerry Ann Tarver Larry Tate Meri Taylor George Todd Gailua Trantham Ernest Vrmlandirxgham 44 if eval' 1' 'Q' .xv QI LQ'X'fl C D RS ff ffmXts::Q i .. 2 f H f 5 4'-'1 XXJJQ XX'l11tt111tgtw11 O ,W .5 eg, 'bf' 7 '- 'v Yfi,Q '1f'j A- ff. .1 5 4, - h N 5 Hx '.Y'v' ts ! I' U fl? Hunry XY'14eglcy v B111 XY'1lk111s XY'.1ync XY'imcr iD .15 8 iff, f I 'S A , . , 'J-' ' Y, :' G: Billy xwmi f..,,,,x I W f A Bumml XVoods ' ov- ' V QL-xty'-5 Q rg ' 5 Opal Wford 41 M, I ..w.wl, bi fix e. , A ,Q Q N Ei In Ann Zcpponi 'ibn ' iv Billy Gates Mr .. - - J V NIURS NFL'-XS'L il'2'l'Fl FUR C'L..f XSS RIN V 1 ZA 4,1 M3 ..... .JJEQWRMFBX lli,lllES nllirmsmmimfzafnlaullnmaliii 1 umiinnunssmlurlwml Hllllifi 1 mmm wmmiinmmmniuwmnn wmmwlmriifaiama W 7 Hu 'V' 4 -vvigw Scaled: Betty Lou Ruth, Bur Prrwnality Girli lilamlm Samlcrsou. Most Atlilctia Girl: Doc Sanderson. Most Atlilctin limit lictty lam- Mmuy. lfriciiillicst Girli Samlra jones. Most Popular Girlg Mary Hola-ii Rurlulgc. Most 'laluitul Girl: Meri Taylor. Must Beautiful Girl. Standing: Tommy fi.lflliLl4QC'. Host Pc-rsouality Boyi Bill XY'ilkir1s. Must Talcutul Boy: Billy Crusc, Xlfitricwr limi Mai Priurlcy, Must l,ikL-lx' To Sriuuulz Bulky Baltzcr. Most lntclligcnti Kathlccri Day. Most Versatile Girli Hillx' Hcmlcrsiwri. Must Vi-reatilc Buy: liayc Harris, XY'ittiut Girl: Cilklflti lug Must llauclsiimc Boyg Wiwrwcly' Dalvlw, Most Popular Buy Terry Niilwlas fum! piiturull. XY'itticst Boy. 46 ' :m-v .4 libi- SUPHUNQCDRES J K 1f.C',.l I 5 a- .! 'ib I M., flu. ?,.. ---iqi -f ' ,4.-1415, ' .f I i K Wil. Sophomorcs exhihitcil s1l1ool spirit not only .ll x1hm1l hut also .11 homcf Mixing on ' telephone their studies wiih .1 1lct.1il11l ilmiimiuii 111' 11i1l.1i's ui-nu .md tiwimirrmxk 1c1t.1ti0ns. thu' had .1 marry whirl 1111-ir w1m11l w,1r in high s1ho0lf 47 36,- r. , 5 X, ' x. fo S 7 af? Z , , X i C7 -. k .: J Xu , J SUPH MORE ULAX w' R H l l A X 1 , A SS UFFIQE S IKUBBY CQRABITHAN1 XVALTER CLARK 7'1'g,J11f1'gy' Vim' Pfcmfwlf l5RIfNDA HILL DIQKUZ PIAININCQ NANCQX7 THONIAS Ix'uf1ffz'fL 1' PM mfr!!! Xn1'ef,1r'v', 48 f Wei- . ,ll .xi-,W 5 I Jlll fl CDM DDR ,lffb lanies Alwlvott Q7 Miikey Ailmnm f XY'illi.1ni Aims ill: Clule Allen , Betty' Anilrexw A 'i 5 Mirjorie Anilrexu S lfugene Antiii K lukie Baililerx Mnrjorie Bennett CD B.lFl3.lf.l Ann Best T43 v Vlerry Bincler 'login Binder F lliinies Bolen 13 Melrose Boml Betty Sue Brooks I DD , 4. r-.. . ,4-1 Sl ,J X1 if ii v 1 4 ,nav sk: ,n ,3 fi Q--fix MM af f- i., if ' if r, 'N i A -J,' ...I If v, 'K', P 14 any V . fi ' 'W X -,ab ' an an-f fin ..f Q' ' -if -4 Y 7 490 Wx ! QJ, wr-ff' X i ke. . . .W , in-il N XXX ri f' .ff L 'Sv Q :G If 5' Is ,gi 3 xx 5 all .,, 5 Y: , T57 ' , . r ' jx .ox A, i 4 Linila liiyc Brooks in Q K Scarlett Brown 'N Marty Burns Y kr .ff iifr vi if gg, rin, . I fina- M: vi l J 6' x X? 5.1 ,,.,-. X ur xx ' 'Q' I . v::::r 5 QQ -37:5 J ,,, Bi1r'lm1rr1 Butler Ralph Campbell Sondra fi.lIDP.lSSl 'Iolinny CQ.1rr XY'.ilter Clark Albert flower Glenn ffoker Allen Cfolc 'loyie Ciolenmn W1-rt Cooper Cfxrolyn Coury Gary Cfroeker jimmy Ciruse Mary Ann Davis Susan Day Shirley Demilio ,ludy Dickson 49 '3 W Nl -qgr S it ICDNCDRES Doris Dismuke Kay Doss Ruby -In Douglas Claude Durham George lfyerett Ann lfalls Howartl lfarmer Carolyn Ann Farris Linda Farris Charles Faulkner Patsy Ferguson Libby Foy lfreida lfurniss Harold Furniss Nina Grate Gable i'bf y 'Z' vi av vs 5 .9 - ...-v ' A l x D 4 7 r, lk .1 I my , Gerald Gammill Rodney Garrison Mary Katherine Garst Bill Gates john Gilbert Linda Gilbert Patsy Gillespie Kiryen Goss Eudie Kay Graham Bobby Grantham Lee Graves Eleanor Gresham Richard Guest Dickie Haining Ann Kathryn Hannr Jennie Harding Diane Harris Nell Harris Charles Hasting 1. B. Herrin Q C' X i : 'WF' wi' '09 ,- scum-1cu,Xxcm ff3s ra, Q, Q, 11 lx Al, A 5 5 cv If I 5 U '3- 'lv Lv P.llr1 Hukuncll Q 1- ' lin-mI.1 Hill , wp' ' A9 I vlm f.mml HMI '-A 'V if fhurlu Hulllx 1 Clnlrlnttn' Hurlon vlnlm Nnnntg Huglmcx T' Runnlc- Hntghcy V I x A ., 3' 1, Vlklll Hnrnlwr 4. Ann Hunt - ' N V. LVv L 'F l.1nL Hunt I -Pj!! Nr A s 4 ' ibix' A flmrlw Ixc-y h fl1.n'Iu Lukwn V. ' I Iugh Vlmulv iw? Q' 'T ca E . Rcmrmlnl lcrmdi' f - Q' 11: A W C,.lmlyn -lulmns .fy 'J 'xx ' W K -Y '53, 'lag i E x i Ifxtnn johnson Hoytc 'Iuhnson 4? It 1. 2 E3 Ifm MM- -Ioncs ., Anim 14imbmy11 ' I - ' jerry -lose y A xr - f l f 'X F 3' Tr I v 55' ii' A-0 ' -6 .pv- .,,.., f ,,e,., 'm ' 1 f CN' X., Igw .H v vi' f ? Nancy Kinnadc Cf.m1lyn Kinney' Pat Knight Dun Kk5FI1L'g.l5' Bobby I..1nh.11n Audrey Luc Lury Lewis Ann Lipscy' Linda Long I.uk1llQ Longino Bcrh Magee Ifdru Bhnning Talnudge Massey Thonus Massey Ina 'lean Mauldin Slflbl 'lUQN1llDQRfl515 651 ll., S c 9 if 9 in ll , od, 1,9- Yi' Lucie Lee M.1yn.1i'd Sidney MeAlex.inder xl.1I11L'S Mtfilond B.1rb.1r.1 Mtiirlity Mimy Mtiiixnen Beth hlthliiiii lliininy Miller Leighton Miller N irgil Minor Arlene Mooney Diane Morris Ray Murphy joey Myers Peggy Nnbors P.1rker Naron .4 Iwi-5.1, 4-.,- Q-r Q.-.r Xiu' , W 'Ge .Wa xi f--X GVQQ f 'Fi x X bv-0 ,v3 4'Q ,, X -- -rf' da' MX rv' fn fs.. '41-wi 'us 5.1. X ee - is k 1- 1 if W V314 y-f-.. .-......, 3 -Q-p Q A vf- R:-f X 5-Q.-,T i, Q-' it K: AX xx ' R , , FK I . ev N 'Wi -W Q , A V Q A, 'fl f, Q. 4- rx f 'R 'sf vx f' A- ,' 1: Q 3 I 'TT I ,. ,,,' MXXM i lt ' i ll' E Joan Nelson , 5 ? lNl.1FAQL1fL'f Nicholas X- lf: ic' Bobby Uakiniin -.Q :L Betty ,lean Parolli ik, ' ,. ' Bobby Parolli 'a r: vi ' 4 X A -ff xii' X T ,ii 'L 51 1 A 'Q' 57 A YI '7 -Q-a Hy 4, Q-7' Zig. i Nancy Pilgreen Linda Reaves Betty Redwood Shirley Rossie Bobby Russell Gilbert Sanders XV4ilterrene Sanderson Beverly Sauls Irene Sbriiynti Linda Shelby james Lynn Shipp Billy Shook Betty Slater Pat Starnes John Stevenson 52 SUP l ilCD,,Nl U.Rilg,b lfleanor Strickland .J f.. . . .QV . K! T Morris Sweatt 'VJ i Frankie Thackston f v X er-ni' L, lfvelyn Thomas X I Nanc' Thomas A l S jimmy Thompson -Q Pat Thompson - 'N ' V 2 . V ,., S Dennis Timmons 1 i 0 M' W' - gy,-,f ' 'ab K George Tinney ' 53' X Sondra Tucker RI: - A W.. CD I ij.. T Barbara Turninello x XY!alter Turner is W ,,. 31 1 . 1 K, james XXfanamaker ' ' K X 'K T ,A 'R G il? Judy Watts 1 ' - , g L 9 Ann Weeks A T ' -A 4 .Q , ' ,K ' ' 5 Q ' f , ..i, Y r ak Q .TT i V 'y ' Dick waking . I , Dottie Williams T ' ' Rachel Wfilliams ,fi ' , ,,, ' Virginia Wfilliams K ' YT Linda Wing Q ffl 111' fm ff ii? X Raymond Wfolfe ,uf lg, If ,ff-33 ml! ,, I 5. A' f Robert Wfoodward ff T' ' X F Tommie Lee Wforley 42:51 :F VA' 5 .QQ - -1 A Ray Wforthington X M in, , X4 . , V.. I .kV4V Edmond Young A' f' iv x y V ' x 1 ii , A fail. Zim it M if Are those columns giving you trouble, Missy and Nancy? Every afternoon and every night, rain or shine, sophomores by the dozens thronged to 1200 Service Station to decorate their class float for the Homecoming parade. When the big day finally arrived, with tenth grade spirit very much in evidence, magnolia trees and a huge mansion provided a pictur- esque background for maids Nancy Thomas and Nancy Kincade posing as Southern belles. is S, be ,415 2 SUPHOMURE FAVURHTES -- 1il,. L vliq f Y Y- 'A-K 4.3-, 5-,gg J ' 4 , Y ' 1 ' ,-, 7' A 3 . P Q -1-'Q + P ,i K ' L Y W ' , P L P - . A- , Y .P -4 Y L ,. ,., ,vi H . ,. ., ,':-' 44, Ju Y ,- , ' ,X .L L 4+ 1 , + ,f Y J V V 4 1 A r 4 -' Y 1f'A'l.l 11 i J- A4 355'E E? T-I ' u ' r A' fr-, ii .J -s ff -Op-,Ev - -, Sc-.1tcCl: Carolvn Kinney. Fricntllicst Girl: XY'.1ltcr Cil.ll'l'i. Most Likely Tn SllL'L'CCLl1 lflc.1nur Grcshiun. Must lntclligcnt: Linda Brunlqs, XVitticst Girl: flmrlcs lrlastings. XVitticst Boyg Brenda Hill, Most Athletic Girl: Cllmrlcs Faulkner. Most Athletic Boy. Stantlingz l.cc Graves, lfricndlicst Boy: Rav XY'nrtl1ingtnn. Most lrhntlsnmc Buy: Nami' Tlinnus, Most Beautiful Girl: lTcln.1 Manning, Most Talcntc-tl Girl: Larry Lcwis. Most 'llilcntctl Bnv: Susan Day. Most VCfS.llllC' Girl: l'll'.ll1lilC Tlmckston. Most VCrs.1tilc Boy: Dickie I-laining. Most Popular Buy: Lucille Lnnginn. Best Pcrsnmlity Girl: Clytlc Allcn. Best Personality Boy: Marty Burns Cnot picturcdj. Most Popular Girl. 54 NllN'll lHI GRADE Hirsihel Ahhorr lie-tty -lo Ahrahain l.i1l.1 liay Arlen Viitnr Agostinclli llarolil Anderson l.inala Armstrong 'lioinniy Baird Sanilra liarhicri Olen Beam jessic Mae Henk Charles Billingsley licttye Boehm Boh Bolen Virginia Bornnian jerry Brorato Ann Bilrchfield Helen Burnau Billie ,lean Busby Wfilliam Busc Ninann Campbell Wfeldon Carnes Mary Carpenter Kay Cartmell Lena Choo Elizabeth Clark Cary Corke David Coleman janet Collard Ouida Collins Cynthia Correro jerry Dantone Lynn Davis Rollan Davis jimmy Dennis jackie Diamond Carl Ray Easley Yvonne Ellis Thomas Erwin joy Faulkner Frances Fowler 57 ' 'Ehud le! ,T ig, . 3 'ii 4'-s 1 I 5 'N Ny: A I 'X' if 4 5 6 A X Da- 4- 1 n,lv ' P W i '- r 71 1 'QIN l I J J if 7 ,LL X xi i A- 4 an MA i 4 ., A A U 4- .1 'D j' -sz' V, lyk I , l ' H tx l ' 0 -X ii dm' 1 . - , -Q1 f V 4, 4' . by 1 4, I 7' V ' Jig! vi wk ' x. f' :Q-A - S Q5 , ' U .fr C an ' - it - V . vg- lv Gr x 'Sv -...-1 , hr V - Q7 if P' 'mn qmhtma, Mais' i 1 .' flffi A D., Nur ,'-atv, vlvv? x -L- 'Cf' f f' C Visas Q 2, C --f , 4 lx H . wa md xi K 3 in .. ..'gX! NHNTH GRADE XVurid.1 limnklin Donald Fulglmm lfllcn lfullilowe Carolyn lfurniss L.1dy Mdrgdrut lfyle O. L. GLIFIIWKHII Tonm XY illi.1m Garner Glenda Garst Dwayne Gordon Rachel Gorrell li. D. Grglhiun Billy Graves Virginia Cray Countess Greene Kenneth Gregory Carl Hdgwood Louise H.iley Edwin Hdrpole Tommy H.1rris Charlie Henderson Joyce Henderson Woody' Herrin Les Hitt Kathryn Hollis Garland Hollonian Peggy Howell Billy Hudson Vicki Hughes David Hunt Earl Ilcerd Jo Ann Ikerd Bobbie jean Ivy Martha Jenkins Bobby johnson Judy johnson Johnnie jones Wfayne jose Carolyn Kaler Pat Kelso Aubrey Law A 12 1-1 ' ' :Z .TLC ig Y . i . , V , A , .-,. A A in 1'-9 V, , I X fcjf uni 473 'S , . - S' , .wwf 14' 72 42 9 Q K- I? -1' 1 EQ A , ' Aves! Q , fp 7 is NZ- - Q i v . AN-K 2 N- 4' , if ,iss K . ' 5 1 F . , .. 1 V - , , . . V I i A A K i x Q.-A .K if 'iv ,Si V5 ,., Y 1 'za 6.- i2,.i Jo -5'-f' ,V , ir , - L sing. t if 'vc' '04 ,g :gf Q 31. udll ,se iff? his 'i i 4 si 1 'J at , ' O Qh A i 5 'fm 1 941 NHNTH GRAHDF Tommy Leslie Nanny Little Dorothy l.O4Lf.lIl Patsy l.untel'ortl Curtis Malone lfugene Malone Carol Ann Mason Kay lNfz1ttl1ews Sue Maynard Grant Mt'Alexander Bobby Mcfllellan Frank Mt Donald Harold MtDon.1ld janite Mtlflroy Betty Lou McKenzie Beverly Meek Doug Miller Murray Miller Patricia Mitchell Claudie Moody Billy Moore Margaret Noe Nanny Noe Connie Olson Hal Parthman Betty Pendergrass Kenneth Pittman Mary Wfillie Pitts Sammy Polles Carol Porter Paul Powell Robert Rawlinson Martha jean Reedy Toni Roberson Jean Robertson Billy Ross Sylvis Ross Martha Rowan Glenda Roy Buddy Salley NHNTH GRADE Pat Schuh Dixie Ann Self Lamar Sewell Van Simpson Sidney Sloan Eddy Smith Terry Smith Billy Gene Snyder Allen Spragins Walter Steed Jud Steen Faye Stidham johnny Stone Mary Eunice Tarzi Gail Taylor joe Terney Henry Todd Tommy Trantham Bert Turner Betty joe Tyner Doyle Varner Linda Vaughan Bobby Waller jerry Ward Bill Warfield Harriette Wicks Billy Williams jimmy Winter Patsy Woodson Fred Zepponi Directed by Mrs. Walker the Freshman Footlighters presented a one act play This Bull Ate Nutmeg, in assembly 1' vw 'liilll fl9l'ililllil l lil? ,'XilDlli1 ffll,.fXSS O'lil'li'llCflli1ll1QS President. David Holcomb: Vice President. Hershel Bloom: Treasurer, Tommy Minor: Secretary. Frances Fulton. nr ' 'Q' Q fb 5 fAKf My X-f By performing otltl ions on Hobo Day, junior high School spirit was enthusiastically exhibited by junior high Y-Teens earned 85878. to be used for a Christmas project. students in the sale of 101 annuals! Shown buying a copy Seeming to enjoy the work are Mary Katherine Carpenter. of the 1957 edition from Gwen Huddleston and Tom Joan Peacock, Mary Hume Bryan, Luq' Lee Payne. and MOrriS iS Nan NiCh0lS. Shirley Boyd, . i . ,X SICK'lli1gX ll'll ll HR X U li . .. .. . e-. ,K . C LASS U F llill-C ERS Secretary, Thank Hughesg President, Lou Ann Hart- gravcsg Vice President, Bill Tarverg Treasurer, Roy Kinney. A i ..s,,,-Qin Students in Miss Moody's seventh grade English classes are busily decorating their room before Christmas. , W X , w f X x X X -X x x 71, xl' V ', ' N N -xy -i 'Q 1 l 3 K. IN. my L14 .l 1 AN lD C,,l-M 5 E! E , , , ' '- Mvfxzlli. A , 1 . - . . 1' , , ,M .2-7 L1 Affzxf' S 4 , xqpa.-Wy 1:5 V The two minutes lwctwcen 1'l.1Sscs glfilvrded an opportunity for studc-nts t0 stop and nhat briefly at the lockers. but the flurry of activity in thc Lorridor and on the stairs wftcn lent itself' to mrnthsimm in the ruih to gc-t to thc ncxt dass oh timc. 63 .'lITF 'f?Fu Q--. Ol if 1.-,Q' 2, ,.' I' ROBERT M. MAYO Sfzflwifzfefirfezzl of Ci1ySrb0oI.r To the STAFF and SFNIORS: Ai-fs Congratulations to the WILDCAT staff for a job well done. In the pages of this excellent publication, you have adequately and accurately portrayed in words and pictures the spirit of '57-a school spirit that has made working and learning a pleasant and profitable experience for us all. As you leave us for college or for employment, take this spirit of friendliness, cooperation and fair play with you, and add to it our prayers that your future efforts will be rewarded with continued success. Very sincerely, P72 01074 BOARD UF TRUSTEES pn 11. gm, ,, qiifwnli-'C ! L-.... :uk W. H. Frazer, jr., Woodrow W. Day, Secretary, Tom T. Ross, Chairman, Chester H. Curtis, W. T. Wilkins, Vice-Chairman. ,.. C. H. CARRUTI-I, JR. A. L. MCCLURE B.S., M.A. Prizzcipfzl of junior High School B.S., M.E. A.Y.ff.I'frIIIl Slzpemztezlderzt Mmzager of Cafeleriaf J. M. BENNETT B.S., M.A. Principal of High School U F FI CE PERSCDNNEL 5 a r , flf' I Mrs. Hunter. Miss Porter, and Miss Wfatts look up from Mrs. Miller. secretary to Mr. McClure, Mrs. Wfiute sec their work in the superintendents office. retary to Mr. Bennett, and Mrs. Borgognoni. senior clerk 65 pose for a picture before beginning their day's work Floyd Shankerman manipulates an adding ma- chine while bookkeeping students Earl Cau- then, Roy Ross, Bob johnson, and Freddie Klutts give directions. MISS NORMA DELL MAYS, B.S. Commercial Subjects Co-Spomar: junior Clan, SPOTLIGHT Mr. Keen checks and approves his students' mechanical drawings in the sixth period wood shop class. BOYD B. TANNER .3 ,Q Mechanical and Metal Trades Shop MRS, MARY XV. HODGES, BA Commercial Subjects Sf1o11,mr.' jmzior Red Crow CSU-Sf70!lJ0f.' .llnzior Clan, Pfe,r1drz11',f Council, IVILDCAT Miss Mays assigns the day's lesson to her second period typing class. CARL KEEN, B.S., M.E General Shop and Mechanical Arts Mr. Tanners Type B shop students busy themselves learning the mechanisms of a 66 lathe. MRS. MARY KATHERINE BRADLEY, B.S. Home Economics Sf1fI71,llH.' -IIIIIHH' Hltqlr l .ll..'l. Students in the sixth period home et class receive directions in cooking and serving a meal from Iwfrs. Simmons, MRS. ROSALIE LIPSEY Manager of Bobo Cafeteria ,,.,...x Mr. Cox directs the janitors to set up pr0pS on the Elizabeth Dorr stage before an LIS- sembly program. I L 1' 3 ' X v L, f X , Q L Y 'jiri '11 Rs -. X 7 . K1 .. Auf: Mrs. lirxidlev dcinonxtratcs the proper use of the sewing m.rth1ne to sixth period home ec students, H.irh.ir.t Adams, Piitiy Gerrard, Suzy Butler. and Mary Glenn Coker. MRS. AGNES SIMMONS, BS. Home Economics Sjmfzwrt' Senior Hlgglv IQHJ1. Co-Sfwmlrfni' Senior Clzzmr - . ,..--F1-- H. A. XVigley, jack Correro. Larry Tate. and Betty Lou Ruth are first in line for a hearts meal served hy Mrs. Lipsey in the Boho cafeteria. XY. P. COX. BS Maintenance of School Plants Mechanical Drawing i- Mrs, Sparks' senior English students examine their booklets on propaganda devices. INHSS BESS NORMAN. BA., M.A. English, Journalism Sfmr1for.'SPOTI.lGIrIT C0-Sfmn.f0f'.' jlmim' Cfflrv m .--2.5-4-K q a Preparing it panel discussion for Mrs. B,oyce's world history tlnss are Sandra Campassi. Ron- nie Hughey, Tommie Lee Wforley. and Mary Katherine Gnrst. MR9 ANNIE SEE QPARKQ BA. M.A. A as Head of English Department . Sf107Il'0f.' Serlirn' Cffzn JJ-R, c'0-sp0,1.f0f,- ll'f'lI.DCAT 32:7 fs- ' Nr' rize stanzas from To a Waterfowl durin their study of American literature, ,Q fx MRS. MAllRINE BOYCE, B.S. G? 'V' English, Social Studies Sf70!I.l07'.' Y-Tewlr Q N' ' Co-Sfmz1.for.' Sopbozzlnrf Clair F Y 2 Q f 68 Miss Norman instructs her students to memo- S Latin English 'W 'VK Sfmurw 1 111111 F1116 faux - -rt? , gf I MISS ELIZABETH CONN, BA.. MA. , ' ,-Q 9. Mr, Leon-Marquez gives direct dictation to his second year Spanish class, as they work at the hoard. MRS. RUTH' MCCAIN, B.A. Dean of Girls, Study Hall C0-Spanror: Senior Clan. IVILDCAT, Preridefztr' Council Dirlcie Huining. nitlctl hy Beth McGee. shows Miss Conn's setond year Latin rlass a copy of an old Roman painting. ADRIAN F. LEON-lNIARQl,fEZ, BA., LL.lW Spanish, English SfI071.f07'.' P1l1Q'lI1I1fet f'.f Co-Sjmrlmrx Soplmmore Clair. SPOTLIGHT 69 Mrs. Mt'Cain's third period study hall group app:-nr lhllkl at work as Marie Keesee Checks tht' roll. Third period history and government students watch Ll film shown by Wlalter Boone and james Crutcher in the Little Theater. MRS. MABEL R. MORRIS, B.A., MA. Social Studies 5por1.fof.' IVILDCAT. Debate Team 3 'D'wu rig,- MISS MAURINE XVISE, B.A., BLA. Head of Social Science Department 5f1r2n.far.' junior Clarr, filHlf0'l!f.flN1l Ifzfzzcaliofz 'v,.,f- The high school library affords an opportunity for students to work on research themes, homework assignments, and book reports. 70 I-'-'T-I Mrs. Morris explains The Original Gerry- mander to her civics class, while Harold Furniss, Charles Faulkner, and Becky Baltzer look on. MISS JOSEPHINE FRAZIER, B.S. Library Spomor: Librarvy Club M. j. DVRAND, BA., M.A. Head of Mathematics Department CiU'Sf7lllIHH',' Sopfirnllore Cilrlll. SPOTl.lG'1l'I' T Cary Simmons. joe Nosef, Kathryn Schieder, Doc Sanderson, and Wfalter Boone assist Mr. Bond in performing experiments for his chem- istry classes. GENE I.. BARBOUR, B.S. Science, Mathematics Coarh: Baxkelball. Bfzrebnll A.r.ri.ftant Coach: junior High Football Second year algebra students watch as Joe Baird and Mr. Durand explain the mecha- nisms of a slide rule. J. E. BOND, B.S., M.S. Head of Science Department 5,f1o11.ror.' Pre,ria'er1l.r' Council. Sophomore Clan -51 -? in Y 7I Mr. Barbour's plane geometry class seems to be engrossed in the explanation by Carolyn Kinney and Dan Foster of the problem in con- gruent triangles. in Ti' Art students, Harold Simmons. R. H. jones, and ,Ierrel Berry. seem to be working indus- triously on ch.1rto.il sketchings. fill is r in i MRS. BARNEY JEAN ALLEN, B.S, Art Miss JOHNME RUTH PARKS, Bs. '75 Rr Girls' Physical Education SIIJ0!I.f0I'.'Cr.fi.f1. , '-' r N ? , 4 s i .5 i -Mgr V H A Li E41 ' .,H.g'11x I 1 +5 ' S1 Buddy Sallcy, jimmy Cruse. and Charles Faulk- ner climh into the Driver Education car before taking off on ii practice tour, AUBREY DALE ROZZELL, B.S. Coach: Track. Football 2 fel R fa --4 'E 111:- 3st's2 The fifth period gym class poses for our photographer before going to the gym for a rousing game of hirskcthilll. HENRY L. STEINRIEDE, BS., ISLE. Physical Education, Driver Education Athletic Director C01It'l7,' Vmxriry Foorball. Track SlfIlHI.f!1f'.' Cfllb 72 Shooting a goal seems easy when demonstrated by Coach Rozzell's junior high gym students. 'Rb LSL. ...- 4 I I 3 -.i Nj' l'f Q 0 is . 15- 5 5 lik -4 1 5191 Q IOIQ R 4 f . i I , mi. T ,, K 2 ,LL 5:-rr L gr A, , an A. .-, . , 22 if X 1 L i'3:L1.-gA..4...:A.....:.. .., aff.. . x , --. df,-y. ,- ,.. -,.. ,fyrp--.1-.,.,- N--v 'A , - -.- v - . ' V ' ' 0 , - 'rX-,..,N.Mf,- -.-ff .' .- ' ui. i A ' Y- V : 3 , ,. '-5 ','-C ,.JJ,,,f- '. QW? . ' - f C' .S.- ' .bg-' ' I . , . , If .. JNL: f,-' T -' vit.- ., .. vuzwqv p-5,19 -ww, . N A I , L.. ,1,1,,' A.. f ,,gJ'r ,. - - 1a..,,,,-,J-g.,v-a-1.-dr 3 , ,.. 1 , - - -- AA J ---. L- 4 ' ..L.s....a-sg..-r.. -.,.....4. - ..... T44 Q l 1. D .X- Q P I E . : ? 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I11 l1er fresh- 111.1r1 year she sang in t11e Glee Ciluh 111111 111ir1e1l t11e F1111tlighters, F111 t11e first three years 11f high s1'h1111l Suzy yyas .1 111e111l1er 111 the l..1t111 flulx 111 her 111111111 111111 ser1i11r years she 11el11r11ge11 t11 Quill 111111 Ser11ll Llfltl the Presi1ler1ts' CI11ur1eil, serving as rep11rter f11r t11e lat- ter 11r11a11i2ati1111 ir1 11er ser1i11r year. I11 t11e elever1th grade, tl1is yersatile Slllnlijfxlf was 1'h11ser1 t11 atteml Girls State 111 ,lac11s1111, Memhers 11f 11er se11i11r class elected her as class e1lit111 11f the XVILDCAT. and s11e heca111e a valuahle 111e111her 11f t11e 1'FUL1I'fl1 Estate when she he1'a111e C11-editor 11f the SPOT- LIGHT. Xxfllllf 1l11es'the future h11l11 f11r Suzy? XY'itl1 her natural frier111li11ess ar11l vere satility. any field chosen will have a11 asset in tl1is 111e111her 11f the Hall 11f Fame. XY'e know that the hest things tome in small packages, hut we were always surprised that Sue was so efficient, Hut el'licier1t she was, tor this chattering hundle of energy' sold ads and drew up pages for hoth 'l'Hlf fQl-ARKSDfXl.lf XVll.DCIA'I' and the SPO'l'l.lCiH'I' the latter ul which she served as husiness manager yohs requiring hours tml work, Sue hounced her freshman year oft to L1 start hy heing a B-plltlllll theerf leader, .1 memher ot' tl1e lfootlighters. and a singer in the Glee Clluh. By her second year, we were used to seeing this Most Popular sophomore hustling ahout CHS. She was a stalwart memher of the Latin Cluh for two years, and a large amount of her time went to the l.ihrary Clluh, which She hoosted as ref porter. president, and D.I-.A.Ci. presi- dent. A three-year memher of the CLA A.. Sue played intramural hasltethall tor three seasons and filled the managers job one season, XVorking on the Presi- dents' Council her gunior and senior years, she livened up Girls' State in the summer of the eleventh grade. During her junior and senior years on the De- hate Team, Sue took tl1e negative stand. Rememher her narration of the stirring chicken farm case as She dramatically defended her position for less govern, ment control and interference in agricul' ture? As a result of her writing ahility. Quill and Scroll and the XYILDCAT staff claimed her. Sue, who pepped up the foothall team as a sponsor this year, was elected class reporter, chosen Most Versatile, and picked for a part in the senior play. Such school spirit personified. plus endless drive and perseverance, gave her our highest honor the Hall of Fame? W' in .v h Pilar ,nm 1: fx! II, Fsifi if P55 4 px Im . 'rt -51 hSQv, yn .N :ffm eval l'l'A1'.Q 5'SVn'l11'- llfxy ,Iva Kei! ,IANA -s..,,,I4 ei. 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A1111 wc gave 11cr 11111 11cs1 1111' H1111 111 Fame. kvlio hetter deserved .1 plate in our Hall ot liame than our D, fx, R, Cioticl Citizenship Ciirl? We kept Marie husy all year working to put out the XVILD- CQA'l', and as its co-editor, she did a demanding ioh well. Behind those hright hlue eyes lies a good hit of gray matter, too, for Marie kept her grades 'way up there and rated the second highest average in her Soplloiiiore class. Holding down an offiee is nothing new to this eharmer, for she has heen setretary of the Footlighters, secretary and vite president of the Latin Cluh. treasurer of the Dehate Cluh, secretary of her iunior class. and corresponding setretarx' of the senior class ln addition to this impressive list, Marie ahly dem- onstrated her leadership on the Presi- dents' flouneil for the last three years hy rising to the position of vice presi- dent. On the athletic side. our lass from Lula played intramural lwaskethall two years and was a memlwer of the G.A.A. She received the P.T,A, Citizenship Award in the eleventh grade and also represented us at Girls' State that year. One of Maries many activities that re- quired real hrainwork was the Debate Team, on whieh she plead the aflirma- tive cause for the past two years. She served the SPOTLIGHT as its circula- tion manager and was rewarded for her efforts hy Quill and Scroll, of which she was a two-year memher. This year Marie nailed down one of the leads in the senior play and turned out a performance that was tops. Elected Most Likely to Succeed, shes truly an all-round girlfa deserving ad- dition to the Hall of Fame. Ei flul P PPS P P 827:41 ii LL i DF lil-RITE iiliffli llliilflll Allalls, UF FAME 78 Say music, music, music, and what CHS girl immediately comes to mind? Mildred Mullen, who has been a par- ticipant in practically every musical ac- tivity at CHS, is most likely to be the one. As a climax to four years of memf bership in the band Cincluding one year as first lieutenantj and Band Court, Mildred Mullen was crowned Band Queen in a colorful ceremony held in the City Auditorium, May 17, 1957. Mildred, who has given generously of her talents to the orchestra for three years, was twice chosen to be in the All-State Orchestra. She attended the District Band Clinic for two years and the State Clinic her junior year. Singing in both the Girls' Ensemble and the A Cappella Choir, she has taken part in the District Choral Festival, the State Choral Festival, and State Solo and En- semble contests. Mildred has been both treasurer and secretary-treasurer of the A Cappella Choir. Not limited to music alone, she branched out into other fields as a junior librarian assistant and an alter- nate to Girls' State. Mildred won the P. T. A. Good Citizenship Award as a sophomore and the D. A. R. Essay Award in her junior year. In the intra- mural basketball season of 1956-1951 she was manager for joyce's Demons. Still having a little time left over, she worked on the Red Cross Council as its secretary and did an admirable job for the WILDCAT as its class editor for two years. Proof of Mildred's popularity is her election of the Who's Who for four years. This charming girl plainly de- serves her title of Most Talentedng and what is more, she deserves the Hall of Fame. 'I'wi utitstiiritlirig citizens tit Biihii High Stlitml IW.llI5CLl timr L1 that .mtl ll wtil tlrink tit xxiiter twin the ite vvgiter tiiiiiitiiiri, the W9 C,l.1ss Meiritiriiil. M.1iie Keesee imtl XY'gilter liiitme truly typity the qualities ol tlepemln- hility, serviee, leiitlership, patriotism, :mtl wiirage, which gained for them hy the vote of their teachers aritl classmates the tleservetl titles, the D, A, R, LOUD CITIZENSHIP GIRL :mal the AMER- ICAN LIXQION GOOD CQITIZISN- SHIP BOY for lOS6'l95'-ffcertairily one ut the highest horrors that LHS writers upon any senior girl or hoy. fXINl'l'4liR'lli' MN' l,l',l 'JUAN MCM DID 4'l'l' ' ' .t, r.-. .,.4. 'W Il F lV1 FlS F HARD MYERS MARY A. MASSIZY X f 1 REGULAR D 41:-...LLL LA -c-Q W N635 r 'a x 4. .4 Q Rvhl!M11111m3y1 Mfxllllf KH SI I 'Wf,f5'V iY'l'Ifl I V ' NI '39 I P 9 5 Q ' 45 f. '. fl t J' ' Q . ' in it 4 fi ' V 5 Q W ' - P' a ' .. Q J 1l ' f I L, . --2 . ff :Q 1 2' -ui .324 2:5 -, ,V t-2 ' , Ffh' 1 . iczi k I ls '13 ,Jw 4 I .Q . ,v --4 fi ly ' 'V 39 ., j..r'.L . 5. . 35 K 'i4!'?:3g Q Q X . . iw 2 V . I f 1 ff . X Q, , as ,lxxx f 0.45 DIIZRRY CROIYI X Q . s I. . , . 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Q lifllb I -'fl IQ 'I 5' Spf' fN f li' . . . .i , .1 u. i,rlf,bl,,Nal.- r ,lANlli ADAlNl5 Iflli Cflzff lllifilia' BAl.ili2lfR RHIJP1 CML Sl 'ZAXNIQ BATSON H. .md P. ll , Cflzfz Hlillfx COBIAIANDFR 1'l1h'c?fL'.1?1 Iagiwz A1m'if1.ni KA'l'Hl.ElEN DAY Hil1.l1i Ifrjtfv CliCll.E NIX Cliff-fd.1lt Ctrf.n.f l5li'I l'Y l.Oli Rl I'H If.1'L'!P.If1.QL' Cfnfi lXlARY l'llil.liN Rl'Tl.FDlili Ijfnzr Club GFRRY TARVFR I tfuurzs uf I-ffmfluzz It .lr- CHS and Cflarksdale were well represented by 17 juniors who attended American Legion Girls' and Boys' State in june. Chosen on the basis of leadership, character. courage, honesty, scholarship, cooperativeness, and physical fitness. the faxored few journeyed to jackson to learn firsthand the duties, privileges, rights, and responsibilities of American citizenship. Delegates elected their own officials to city. county. and state governments and learned the duties of the various public offices. Sessions of their state legislature were held in the capitol, where the embryo officials introduced and argued their own bills. A big moment for all was the reception at the governors mansion, Inspired by new friendships and a practical working knowledge of government, our girls and boys returned home for their final year of high school. trained to furnish leadership in both school and community. Y lr, 1, 4 Ishii! ww-sm M , FRI, :EX A c. JOE BAIRD Slvrim' C1146 TOMlNIH CARTLEDCF A!7I67'fC,II1 Legirnl XVOODY DABBS 0.1L,IH' 1 13.1111 1 ffhni i W'II.I.IAM IKERD Exflmflge C1111 CHARLES IVY Limzr Club FRED LENT-IES Fanny and Eighz ROY LENT-IES Rfflar-1 C lub CARY SllWlNlONS Fifi! Ale-flwdiil Chmrff 92 .lililjli i' C' ' X'l 'l VI' S SWK 1 NL QQM a-'J3 'N..wg School Splflt surged exer upward as Qpccml OCLHSIODS d npatcd their arrlxal vnth eagerness and excxtemcnt 93 Sw 5 .J X K' 1 rew near, and students antnc 'W 2 qw rw r N xrmxfurr . if V? i Y , 3 ILS' l . X12 lv V La, 'V , , i , 3 1 x A 7 x SENil'ClR lellltlll l ilUlVlflf1f,1 itDMllfLY'f i 'Vu-.3 iil'l' rE1ji'Sl'lY , , Q1ll'1'1l il'I Y iliiIii'Ill'lI1lI1lilS l,xOI'l'XP School Spirit was at its height when CHS. held its annual Homecoming, sponsored by the Presidents' Council, at Soldiers Field on November 2, the night of the Clarksdale- Vicksburg game! At halfvtime Queen Mary Edmunds Cocke was crowned by Robert M. Mayo, Superintendent of Schools, and presented a gold football. She was attended by Maid of Honor Ann McCloud and representatives from each class. Bryan I-Iaaga and David Twiford served as the crown-bearers. fit-1' 3ilujes'Lyis ltlourt H-iw 'ri t Qi . , ' PE.-.-a .., i.-.,. 5' F9 1 ' ' A'-VITQ-A r,vi,,, MNH D nun Ann McCl0udwMary E. Coclce i Hwl D igllmms R. H. jones-Mary E. Cocke Queen Mary Edmunds Cocke Bryan Haaga - David Twiford 'ISN Cirowniing flue Queen In a gala Homecoming parade each class exhibited a float centering around a movie theme. Posing as Southern belles on a Gone Wfith the Wind float were sophomore maids Nancy Thomas and Nancy Kincade, while Sandra jones and Betty Jane Monty represented the junior class on a float carrying out The Glass Slipper theme. Queen Mary Edmunds Cocke and Maid of Honor Ann McCloud rode on the senior class float which was based on the movie XWhite Christmas. Y., Senior il' loaf Ann McCloud-Mary E. Cocke Soplnoinore Float iluniior Float Nancy Thomas-Nancy Kincacle Sandra jones- Betty Monty '4 fXftflSSff'.flfl.S. l Q 4 .IYlil?.,fj',flFl,S 1 ,,., z A jlalglrfgnqlj llglblb iilIDl1El1S01T1 l-1 Highlighting the second semester each year is the coronation of Mr, and Miss Cf. H. S. Nominated by their classmates and elected by secret ballot of the entire student body. Sally Holcomb. Miss C. H. and Bob Johnson, Mr. C. H. were crowned in a tolorful teremony by Suzy Butler. co-editor of the SPOTLIGHT. and Sue Dismulce. business manager of the SPOTLIGHT, Queen Sally--Astately. gracious. and regal ---' -was the popular to-editor of the SPOTLIGHT and feature editor of the XVILDCAT. King Bob was the friendly. efficient president of the Senior Class, Reigning over a court com- posed of Doug Miller and Sue lwlaynard. Mr, and Miss junior High School, as crownbearers, Mary Edmunds Cocke, Percy Kaigler, Ann McCloud, Cary lfondren, and Joyce Dunn. Sally and Bob received the homage of students, teachers. and guests on April 5. A group of performers delighted the audience with songs. dances, and instrumental numbers that had been requested by the members of the court. S .. N. '-1 . H, f Y. v1aRrix' mlm Hz um II DIXN CARY VUNDRKN Axx Mkfl,Ol'D MARY If cunm , I Axiuss 1.l1IliIlJDT' ilzlgh 11, J 11 Il J or ugh lvwg iwllm -n ' cf hntertainm-rs XA i 153' 4' f'fr '14 Q Il? A-, i'1?'1lf'lI'fl Z S-T5 If I f?.3i'isffs Q5 XXf'1lter Boone Yuiinq Flint Imik Mlum 'Kiln' Hahn Ruth lun Mm rn linttx Tm Munn g Qu 1 wn n xx rn Q xms Mllcolm Hmlm kk not 1 Il f SENTDR -U' 6 Y 1 PLJX Y LJ f ' all G if-'rig' l 0' qi-Q W7 Sa B WE. f Laughter-filled comedy and riperoaring hilarity came to town when the Seniors, under the direction of their class sponsors, Mrs. Annie See Sparks, Mrs. Ruth McCain, and Mrs. Agnes Simmons, presented Spring Green in the Elizabeth Dorr auditorium on April 25 and 26. Garry Falls took the spotlight when he, as T. Newton Todd, a stuttering, blundering, yet lovable sixteen-year old interested in breeding earthworms, and his good-looking, militarily- gruff father. Major Michael Todd, played by Cary Fondren, came to live with the Cassells. Things were running smoothly for Michael and Nina Cassell, a charming young widow and mother of two girls fMarie Keeseej as Newton laboriously studied to retain good grades so that his father would not exterminate his breeding stock. No time was left for Newton to take an interest in the activities of the town's teen-tigers, including Tony Cassell fPeggy Mooneyj whose main problems were keeping her best friend Pinkie Ames fMary Edmunds Cockej from stealing her boyfriend, Dunk Doyle fW'alter Boonel and making her ten-year-old sister Scootie fPatsy Gerrard, refrain from emptying the house of all its tin and iron for wartime purposes. As a counterattack on Pinkiels efforts to get a date with Dunk for the forthcoming Red Cross Benefit. Tony set her trap for Dunk's pal and Pinkie's ex-boy- friend, Bing Hotchkiss fHarold Simmonsjg and Genevieve jones, the neighborhood pest CSue Dismukej, after desperately trying to wheedle a date from every other available male in town, decided to make a play for Newton. Qillit This is for streamlining the torso, A picture of you-holding a handful of Eulalasl ., - .5 X . . .. N V- . , Plfi, ll N C 11 C fi R ig11F,lY W Ahern, .them-v forgetting spinach. would parsnips do? Hwrhm 5 the matter with YOU? Then the plot turned topsy turvy when Eula, Bing's tvvin sister fSally Holcombj, returned from a year's stay in New York to take Newtons mind off his studies and to try to steal the hearts of all the boys. Action swiftly picked up as Bing and Dunk plotted to do away with Newton's earthworms, and Newton and Dunk vied to give lfula the biggest bottle of her favorite perfume. To give the comedy a happy ending for all, Dr. Luther Blodgett. an earthworm expert from Texas Uoe Siskj. discovered the value of Newton's breeding stockg Nina and Michael became engaged, much to the disgust of Nina's father Mr. Putnam fI.arry jenkinsj who ran everyone's business from his wheel-chair and knitted sweaters for the soldiersg Dunk. who had always been secretly admired by Eula, won her heart: Pinkie and Bing made up: Genevieve found a date for the Benefit-Billy Qerrel Berryjg Mrs. Rumble, the cook fMary Alice Masseyj, fell in love with the laundry mang and Officer Ryan, the town constable fBob johnsonj, arrested a black marketeer. F . Pu .Xa vc' Come on! XX'hat's holding up the procession? 99 SC C lil llifgkll T Q Standing on the gym src-ps. one tan ge panorama of the Stieme Fair. hir. Mayo shakes hands with Wvaldo the Rohm. .is llilly liraxt-s. its trtator. looks on. A as ' . 'Q NS S - PN X 4 IXX1, 2 M .15 Y I- Sponsored hy ul. Bond and G. L. Barbour. the Cflarksdale Stiente lfair was held in the Boho gymnasium on Martli TH. lfxhihits made hy pupils in all the Cilarksdale city sthools were examinedihy impartial judges. and prizes were awarded. High school winners were jimmy Payne, first, with a working wind tunnel: Becky l.owrey. second. with .1 model spate station and rotket: and jerry Crout, third. with a transistor radio with an explanatory diagram. Billy Graves' working rohot that flashed its eyes and sang Hound Dog' was junior high winner. At the district fair. lerry Cfrout took another third. v- 9 in : u s, U ' A-un u X N Becky Lowrey explains her rocket and spate satellite to jo A first-prize ribbon is proudly displayed hy Garland Holloman Ann Ivy. IOO Q'UlllL.la 7D SCIQ iUll,,L fn,- .lnifiafes Front row: VT. Payne, B. Lowrey. H. McLaughlin. P. Dribben. M. Taylor. S. jones, K. Day. Bank ' row: L. Shaifer. S. Batson. G. Tarver. M. Rutledge. B. Baltver. and H, Simmons. e l K-4, The Nettie Rose Chapter of Quill and Scroll. international society l- i of high school journalism. was founded at CHS by Miss Nettie Rose. former SPOTLIGHT sponsor. National requirements for membership are as follows: junior or senior classificationg membership on newspaper or yearbook staff: up- per-third scholastic rank in class: superior work in editing. writing. or business management: recommendation of sponsor and approx al of the national organization. Local requirements are publication of at least 100 column inthes. ability to write various types of material, and willingness to sacrifice personal pleasure for the good of the publication. Initiation was held at the home of Sally Holcomb, co-editor of the .1 4' . v-' SPOTLIGHT. on Ma' 1. Thirteen new members and elexen old T l 1 b r .td' th 1 llf-l'h' '.F1l n th , , mem ers pirticipae V in e mm el ig ting ceremony ' o owi ,Q e Mm Numan Serves Pumh to Mm Mmm pledge and presentation of the official pins. .1 delightful social hour after the candle-lighting ct-rc-muny. was enjoyed, rl IN eiinllbers ' x Sue Dismulce. Flivabeth XY'ooten. Ann McCloud. Marie Kee-see. Suzy Butler. Larry jenkins. Sally Holcomb. Bethany MtDonalcl. May Voclce. Charlotte liarbarin. and Marv Ann -lue. IOI lt HURQSIEL WOR TFBAlY'1QL'fl13ffli' I T ommy Cartledge describes the flight around the world: Seniors were royally honored at the vlunior-Senior B.1nquet May IO, when they were taken on .1 trip Around the XY'orld in liighty Minutesfi The lleidelherg gyin. dctorated with travel posters, was the stene for this tr.1dition.1l otoision. Following the inxotyition hy Mr, Chester Curtis, member ot' the School Board. Billy Henderson. junior president. ex' tended gt weleome. to whith senior president Boh johnson responded. Mr. Mayo nude Ll toast to the Senior Class. l.ed by Tommy Clrtledge. narrator, the classes, sponsors. school officials, and trustees visited Disneyland. New York City. Janmiea, Africa. Monte Crrlo. Paris. Moscow, and l.os An- geles, Fntertnined hy everything from Ll fine dinner to some dancing Uhangis. the seniors were sorry to see the evening end, while juniors basked in some well-deserved glory. - af 2: F LNB .331 gg lil: 553 Cm can girls from Pms entertain the iuniors guests ii Sandra jones and jo Ann Zep- poni, Russian prima donnas, ex- hihit their talent. wxlw 1 fAXRU'Li'lNlflD 'lli'fHlfli1 lWUliill-4flD HN Sill NlIlNlU'gl M3 1 if . f ' 11, 'Z mi .im H 5 M EJ lin 'sh da i Calypso mn-loilics. plnyul by Lynn Gm-in .moinpnniul by liuky Bnltvcr and Bc-alcy Mnliolm Hitrlicoik, from Club 21 in New I.owrcy. gnu- n Alnmaiuan atmosphere. York. adds n touch of uve to the show. '31 -- s ' I l 'Eg g3?:a!5'y5E,d b l 4 in b . 1 , Q bfiiani fghgu F4 11' , lr' --1 t. 1 id fi + 6' ai ll j i '-.:.:':. .':.:..: 5 lr A group of gamblers from Monte Carlo give their rendition of Moonlight Gambler. The whole mst joins in wishing LVN A thc seniors ai fond farewell. . H11 ujvsfy ii fl3A Nfll fl5.fX .Cf7 .Jw l 4'- UIFEFIH .lwllllll ln .1 colorful and imprcssixc ceremony held in the City Auditorium. May 17. Mildred lJ.llINL'I' Mnllun mis iroxxnul ll.lIlAl Queen for WV, hy ,lirnmy H.1tiliL'tt. 4.1pt.1in of thc band. Nominated hy thc hand .ind clcated hy the Cntirc student body, Mildred was gittcmlcd hy nominees from thi four high snhool ildsscs, Noininntioiis for qua-cn were luscd on the following qu.1litAii'.1tiom: School spirit. loyalty. dcpendnhility. Loopcration, llricndlincss, sihol.1Stic Sldlltllllllj, .ind .it least onc yc.1r's Attcml.1mc .it fi. ll. S. .wg 11. AQ sho iS ndmirnd hy' her huslmnd and the rest of thc royal court. Her lwlaljc-sry is irmxncd hy Iimmy ll.mhL-tt. hand captain .ind innstcr of if-rcinonic-N. Then. an Al milntc to Qnccn Mildred. thc vntirc .indie-me xtood .md Sang thc Alma hldfff.-l I04 ROYAL CDL I I Z 5 Hf W I , S R fl D 'll X N B N Q li' fliffll ? ,5- I wx if 4-al I -lan Humhzr, miQtrc-is uf tc-rmwnic-N. wul- Flaw Mary XY'illiu Pittw sciwt-Q thc xlightcst whim of tht' Nwhlc Na-ru, Ronnie' lcmff. toiuu gun-su ,mtl fellow Rumune tu thc festivities. Highliglitiug thc l'C.1f.S .ittivitics for the Latin Club was thcir fourth L1imu.1l bttmluct gixcn in true Roman style in thc Bulm tgilictcriii un May 9. Vmlct thc tlircttion of Nliss lilirihcth Ciimu tluh Qwniur im-inl1crS imitltctl their historit prttlttcswrs hx ortlcrmg sluts 1I'OUIlLl gouging thcmsclxes with food li5tCuing to Soothing musit md Qmng upon an iutritatc slut dime ' If hx lbw ntl mcmhnix Mi lxIkc,llll'C. Mr. Bennett. imtl Mrs, M.iyu with thu hc-lp nf rumlcr.1twi' Slllxi' flalrfwlyn lx.ilc-it pc-i'fm'ins ll tlamtc ft L amor clfC4l'I.iI'7. .itlcnipt tu luucs- thc sccrst uf Amlrmlcy Mac Pi'icstlt-yi thc plciixurc of hcl' nmsttrs. IO6 JUNHUR lHlllGlHl HUMlECOMllN'G Q Queen Hilary lvvillie ilbittlis il 44? Billy Moore, Mary Willie Mary Willie Pitts, Billy Pitts, Doug Miller Moore, Virginia Bornman Crowned by Billy Moore and Doug Miller, co-captains of the Wildkittens, was Mary Willie Pitts, the first Homecoming Queen in the history of the junior high! Due to be crowned at half-time during the Batesville game, Queen Mary Willie was forced by Old Man Weather Qa deluge of rainj to hold her court the following Thursday in assembly, where the ceremony went off in a blaze of pomp and glory. Other members of the court included Maid of Honor Virginia Bornman, Ronna Bloom and Sandra Moore, seventh grade maids, and Helen Hull and Mimi jones, eighth grade maids. Serving as crown-bearer was jane Walker and as narrator was Carl Hagwood. Hleir' aijesfxyis Court Jkm K.: ' 4 -ev-'QV mx! V J, hd! T, mqafatwf N ' QL' 1 A . fa 1 -I -nf f . su! ' . EET . Me' W . V , 1 . u 'Q J, -3-.--1' ,. ,1- . ... ,, 0 nov Q Q 1 ,l Up.. f fry!!- .2 f ,' ' g- C' '- Q , ,x my 1 'r' gfb 5 -A Y '51, 011 ' ' Q . ,., js. 'fix 'A ., , ,- , fag. '-- '6 ,. T ' ' T -vvf x1,3F'S.'1' Sz , Q u . rms 'e '+le , . , - ,fin ,Mb P. A. vii! .. -'-v.. 1 U -w - 6 .gin Q- f , . X. -. . ' .2 - ny., , .1?- .4.f' U . V . f '-. 'f ' -' JI ' '- 'f-5.9-KL vf:'4Iw... .- au. 2 X . ?u ,551 'X A 3 g 3,1 .lib XVILLIAM L. GRAVES. JR. I71rft'!f1r' of Bmftf .zmf Ordititfit 1 1 A . . ,l, -I Loyal lwnsturs nl' stlwnl spirit unit- tlit tiitiiilwt-is of the Pioneer Hand of CHS. .ts tlicy liigliliglitt-tl tinotlmill p.1r.ttlt-s .intl glint-s with tlitii xittnry m.ii'tlits. lint this xxyts nnly .i snmll lutrt ul tlitii' li.1rtl work tltiring thc ytytr, A trcinuitlntislx' stitttss ful iimgazitic salt- xxxis licltl tn mist' intmcy' Inf tlit- tr.tditinii.1l litntl Ilititc, .it xxlntli Nliltlrttl Mtillun, tlic lmntls ntiinitict-, was tt'tm'iit'tl Qticuii. .intl tini- tlic trt-.tstirctl scniiwr luntl jatkcts. ln tlic Solo .intl Ensemble cnntcst thc lmnd rutcixctl Superior mtingsg and more honors wcrt' giwtrtltul tn tltc lmintl in Luk' , TX l D B A Nl son at the State Band Contest, at which they were rated lfxtellent in sight reading and innreliing and ,w'5 Good in ttontert. lndixidual winners were Lacy New- it 3 ' . . ' . 'J' ton, who was rated Superior as signal drum malorg M-,,. .5 Mary Bailey and Gladys jue, Superior as twirlers. In 'i ' N April the hand was given the opportunity of playing K with the Naxy-Band at' its tontertlat the City Audi- torium. One ot the main events ot the year was the anniversary tontert presented May 7 in the Oakhurst Auditorium. CONRAD FAULK Armfmzf DjI'8ff0l' of Baud and Orfheffm 'uni Q-gl IIN Ki , all VN Saxophone Quartet fSenior divisionj: Waite Ligon, Lacy New- Majorettes: Kathleen Funk. Mary Bailey, Betty 'lane Monty. ton, Cary Simmons. Barlwara Adams fnot pieturedj, Lgrty Newton. Lintlll Lung. Glenda Hall, and Gladys -lue. ORCHESTRA III ff' H UR L ijt R U - Q R Ilia UQONARD METTS 17Zr'erfor of .fl C.1pf2efft1 Clwjr' .wif Cfee Cifnff Singing for the P. 'If A. and with the Community Chorus, planning an annual Christnms program. partitip.1tinKQ in the Distritt and State Choral Festivals. and taking .1 part in the Vespers and Graduation exerrises were some of the outstanding items on the years agenda lor the husy thoral groups. Recognition was reccix ed for C, H. S. when the Girls' Ensemble, composed of Sherry -laekson. Peggy Mooney. 'lo Ann Ivy. Mary Aliee Massey, Nadine Ellett, and Janie Adams, and soloist Peggy Mooney won excellent ratings at the District Choral Festival in Cleveland. After many long hours of hard work and practice, the concert at the wang? Against a cathedral background of stained glass windows, members of the A Cappella choir gave a beautiful Christmas program in the assembly. II2 l 1 I JKW WWE-'7 - W7 VXIX YV P ANU Ulm DAR ll stN1lllF1N F S ' 5 P i . s I I E1 1 in... MISS MINNIE SHANNON Dirermr of Piano Mums E v S H. 3 tg Y -Q 3 Piano Students Students in the piano department at CHS were active not only in school, but also in civic and religious affairs of the city. Giving programs at the Wfomans Club. the Opera Study Club, and the Kiwanis Club at various times in the year, some of this talented group also served as pianists and assistant organists of their respective churches. Proving their talent, several ol' the pianists received high ratings at state and district piano festivals. At the District Piano Festival held at Delta State College in Cleveland on April 27, Virginia Bornman, a freshman, was awarded an excellent rating, and at the State Festival a week later at Millsaps College in jackson, Carolyn Coury, a sophomore, was rated superior and junior Becky Baltzer and freshman Yvonne Ellis were rated excellent! Seated at piano: Carolyn Coury. Standing: Yvonne Ellis, Miss Minnie Shannon, Becky B1 tier and Virginia Bornman. II4 URGAN ZATHUNS ui ' :Al , 1,Y,,,..,.. -, . k xf- :. f f.',f K3 . x li. ' . -u- ' , A tv , J, 5' fx KR. 19- Q. , , , , 18 5 1 M ws ug,-X fx '- 4 .. 5' i PNK Alf TT 3:3 23 .1 - f,g'l5'?'i-4? '. j I 5, L m .. t -Q. 4-fa, , . . - Hf . ,. ... f. A138 C? S 2 yo-Q Y' E ' ' fxvv 'f'L'Y,i:4 4 wr iff' 4 05' r 3. f . A ,J . -. 'W ' x M yy..-,Q?h2 ' U. Q, NVQML-g,,' ,- 5 . QQ 521 141 ' ,, K ' 'A'f ' W gk., , 'M , A ,. , ' was 9 L 'L' PUI'fI'.1YiIlQ .1 spirit wt' lnxulcrslmip, the offivc-rs of mrious clubs .xml Ul'KQ.ll1i7.lIi0Hi .at C IIS wiclnl tin'mul,.1tr'l1cwy1nlwluf.1ll m1rg.111iz.1tiu P R ES ll ill f'llX'S9 CUUN1Cll lla af rf' AL Wu.. ' ' DIARY EDMI NDS COCKE lNfARlE KEESEE BOB JOHNSON ANN MCCLOUD Sent! :rj Vire PVE',l'fdt'!1l Prefiderzl Tr: :finer SUZY BUTLER SALLY HOLCOIVIB Repo mfr Parlifzmenmrimz Bob johnson, Senior Class President, Marie Keesee, Co-Editor of WILDCATQ Mary Edmunds Cocke, Co-Editor of WILDCATg Ann McCloud, G.A.A. President, Suzy Butler, Co-Editor of SPOTLIGHT, Sally Holcomb, Co-Editor of SPOTLIGHT, Mary Alice Massey and Walter Boone, Senior Representatives, Billy Henderson, junior Class Presidentg Bonnie McLaughlin, Junior Repre- sentative: Dickie Haining, Sophomore Class President, Walter Clark. Sophomore Representativeg Cary Fondren. C Club Presidentg jimmy Hatchett, Band President, Carlyle Crutchfield, A Cappella Choir Presidentg Marion Self, Library Club President, Sharron Beard, Y-Teen President, Charlotte Barbarin, junior Red Cross Presidentg Nancy Buford, F.H.A. Presidentg R. H. jones, President'of Playmakersg Larry Abraham, President of Orchestra, Sue Dismuke, Debate Team Represcfntativeg Nadine Ellett, Glee Club President, jan Humber. Latin Club President. Composed of presidents and representatives of each high school class and student organization, the Presidents' Council was one of the chief backers of school spirit! Under the guidance of faculty advisor E. Bond, it had as its objective the initiation and sponsorship of activities and projects for the welfare of the student body and faculty. Included in its 1956-57 calendar of events were operating the lost and found cabinet as a means of raising money, planning the Homecoming parade and ceremony on November 2, sponsoring a Sock Hop in the Bobo gymnasium during the Christmas holidays, conducting the Who's Who election, and sending delegates to the Mississippi Association of Student Councils at Oxford, December 2, 3, and 4. l I6 C .EX T ff 'X 'lil li 'C fl? U Q ' ' ' 5 ! T y ' i if W i ' kv I ,. rl' 'E . , 'N g f ' I gk i idf '.' 5 . El i 9 v 43 Q nu .4 UIOYCE DUNN ANN l'Vfc'Cl.OllD BOB JOHNSON Secffl-It',T Vice Prefideazf Pu iid: 1:1 Members of the Cat Cave Board, with the aid of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haux. helped to plan wholesome en' tertainment and rollicking recreation for CfHSers after school hours. The Cat Caxe. complete with its TV room. concession stand. jukebox, and game facilities. such as shuffleboard. ping pong. and pool. was the scene of much activity and many good times this year. Friday night dances and Saturday night open houses were the weekly events which never failed to beckon throngs of CHS students from 9 till 12. Some highlights of the 1956-1957 season were the Halloween Costume Ball, the Thanksgiving orchestra dance, a hayride. game night, and the Teens Against Polio dance featuring a cake walk. This year for the second time the Cat Cfaxe Board sponsored the girls' Bloomer Bowl football rodeo, over which a Homecoming king, Bob Johnson. and his attendants reigned. Wfhat a sight it was to see girls dressed in football uniforms fighting over the pigskinf' And who is likely to forget those Roger johnson dances! Tryouts for Dance Party Teens Against Polio ' l L L A NST P 'Q 3-Q, M5 9 . V it O l t,iQ Q , A A .Q I HXYll1.1I'S tht l1c.1t ' ' ' f Q 't I l 4' L . V t K N lr 'V up wttlw tlmt .ttl l.tx'uutf lltt- clttltllim A Ittlllllt' yet. lluxtlt. ltustlt-, .mtl .1 sturry ut' .tttlxity the XIWLT mrs wut nut t-ith muntlu llmt SPOTLICLHT. .lx the ot't'1ti.1l mt-tlium ot' trun- .t rusult ot' .1 to-uptr.ttiw t-tltwrt ut cxcrx' mom- lwcr ol' tht- st.tt't from thu ctlitwrs to tht' rc- pttrtcrs. lltgcrly xtptrtlmmg tor news. busily xx rit- mg the Sturt. p.t1r1st.1ku11Ktgly ttlffllllllgf tupy. turlsticntiortsly rt-.ttling .mtl rc-rtuttlirlg proutl, .tml tlrlrgcntlx' Il1.ll'ilI1L1 ltL'.lklllI1LS. the st.ttl Pl.mnir1g rugs l.it'UL1IY .mtl tylrcfullx tlrctking cxtrv item lwtorf: tin.tllx guir1g tu prt-xi' .tra tu-ctlltttrx Sally Hrmlttmmlw gmtl Suzy Butltr with SPO'I'I,IGH'l' .ttlxiwr Miw lit-xx X0rm.tn. .llltlffhlllilll ntutltntx ,luli.1 Ywung Huglmts. I.or.1inc Ncl-un. licttl' Lou Ruth. B.1rlw.1r.1 Hutltr, Bar- , bam lit-yt, Lum Flutter. to-L-tl1- tors Sally Hultumlw gmtl Sun' But- lsr- Ngmty 'l4l'l0IIlQlS, attlviwr Miss Norman. .mtl Nanny Kintatlt pause to get tt few pointcrx from qolumnist Iiltltmr Rmtrk tlurinlu their trip to Memphis to wc the making nf thc Commcrti.1l Ap- peal, X' l l'.1triti.1 Drilwlwcn. Autlrcy I.Cc. Lutillt- Innginu. ,Iugtnic Iiintlcr, fllmrluttc lJ7.lI'l7.ll'lO. Gerry 'l'LlI'YCl. Sumn Day. I.rntl.1 Rm-.rt-s, Lutie Luc' M.1yn.trtl. Elimlwctlr XY'uotcn. Larry jenkins. xml Sandra Nlwncw rtnul the trwpv .mtl males lwcgttllinc-Q for nn iwuc of tht- SPU'l'I.IGH'I'. H8 kW'D, NVWX! jqillvtxl glfxxl Xltllls 5 l U l ,l r l l t , X rowl NVQ lmxcrllt wen m.ult- tllt- tlummy NllLLl tl1.1r.1t'tcr1zt-tl tht st.1t't' room on thlrtl tltmtmr .ts Imlnitation tor thc tl.1ily .tttivitms ut CHS. is mc mbc rs. 0,0 - , Z, 7 1 tea c, Vw y-55 16l0 llfli fn pal I an avi' galil! - 1 I . f ., 4 xx- A' J' il, - A x .7 ff ' Til' I grill' , 1. i ' --' :I .x F I ' 'Q , FT I i iiffl . ., f IIIIX-T Y! th-3 Y . , Q v on , . I- ,intl 7- ,,..--., T . i-nf' .- r ara Antici. Hazel lkc-rd. and Pcuuv Mooney are kept At the press Miss Norman. May Cocke. lieclcy Lowrey. Ann Mc paper comes out. members spend many hard working hours on the paper before it finally goes to press. As ri finished product the paper publicizes class work, extracurricular activities. accomplishments of the alumni, and social life as it pertains to the entire school. As special events the SPOTLIGHT staff planned and sponsored the election and coronation of Mr. and Miss CHS. the initiation ceremony for new members of Quill and Scroll. and the election of the Hall of Fame. lfor their painstaking efforts the staff members were rewarded with a first place award from Quill and Scroll, a first place rating in photography and cartoons and honorable mention for editorials and features from the Mississippi Press Institute. and a first pl.1ce award for editorials from the Columbia Scholastic' Press Association. XVith all the work. hurry. and rush of getting out the paper and finally delivering it to each member of the student body and faculty. there comes to exery staff member a sense of satisfaction in seeing the pleased reaction on the faces of the readers and a renewed respect for one of Americas greatest possessions -freedom of the press. Gathering news and filler and writing the stories are staff members Ann Mc- Cloud. Carolyn Kinney. Meri Taylor. vlan Humber. Missy lNlcGivaren. Bonnie Al, Mclaiughlin. Mary Helen Rutledge. Mary Ann jue. Suzanne Batson. jimmy Payne. Brenda Hill. and Linda Farris as assistant editors Becky Lowrey and Becky Baltler remind them of their assignments. 'ea II9 cc typing ccipy as it is hanclc-tl in reporters and staff filoucl. lieclcx' lialtner. Suzy Butler. Sally Holcomb. Sue Dismc c Kathleen Day. Marie Keesee. and Bethany McDonald read i gc proofs and complete all last minute details the day before thc X'lll'l N C Q' l ll' li A-.... ,,- ., ' rl' 5 f'ff'f? ' - s 'fir l' ,. -1 l 1' 7 gi: - , ,J--iffln. . , ret - '. ' . 1 Q - , ' 2 . .--3 ' . 7 4 X 35 . l L ' A 5 yr A -. - -- 2: .. ,rl pw ' - . -- :3 4 H -Q, ' T A Y ' 5.-Q' U l auf? it 9 5x 2 'Q L 6 1 - , - V .Q F-or ' if .7 I ,qv ,If V' ggi I . . 5 I l , ' 339 - YN fx , lr ' in ' If if ...gg fig ing! 5 rr 1, V: Q31 3-is 'ii -. ' 'iii V4 1 wi' I 41 A f 1 'if X f. fr -5+ S . 1 .P r r lsigm 4 '9 . ' P r v r 1 I , E if - J- Q ,, ' - f - 4- . . 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Nur Prcmlrnt Suu lXl.lX'Il.lfLl, .mal Surctxrl- xwurrr w rmmlxrx h.m.lul on th. muh ut' rl.1ss1l.1l l-iI1UXK'lulkQC in .1 mrlcty ul' unrys. :tm r .Lrx rw l rlrmwm NXKlIIlINlIlg tlmrwuglm thcur lrcuulw. l..1ti11 Cfluhlmrs m.ully sulrl pro' . lmrlwrll mmm IO min' :murray lor the gal.: Rwmm liamlucr. .lt whilh they. .xttirul in us mrl Nlflxlllx up vrxpu mll uluxcs IJINUIIAQ other tlungsl in true Rumm stylcfwitlm no forks. Hummrs rn lwurmxul upwn C HS s I mn f luh ll the Nurth Missippi l,.1tin fknnfcrcmc when .1 skit written by lilaumwr umm xx n Lrwml pluc xml Nlrw funn um clutul pruulcnt ol' thc tmrlurs' Qlixixion, XVith thc .ml ol YFIIN . umm L mor r Nlllll uhhy fJ.lliIN.ll1, Dirlqiu llaimng. .mal l7liz.1hc-th fl.1rk. ninth graclc members lor thc pulw nlrrw. Altar .all thnx. who rm my th.1t l..1tm I9 .1 clcnul C D I' P TS Q--nr-Q.. llull li ll. RY C QL, L' B .I an '3,,4 'e'f l w, l -.4 Q 5. i - f l i v 5 r f V 5' 3 I x ci , I ill' EN? bv' t by ggi!! Offiwrs and members welt Marion Self. President liexerly Mallette. Vite Pitsident. l'.it Younis. Secretary: Barbara Best. Reporter: ,lames Abbott, XY'ilnnna liennett. liarhara Butler. Xlikrt Cooper. Susan Day, Ann Falls, Libby lfoy. Patsy Gillespie. Grate Holley, Nanty Kintatlt. l.utillt Longino, Missy lNIeCiixaren. -limmy Miller. Pliyllis Morris. Peggy Nabors. ll.irb.ir.i Rqippapoit. lfaye Sims. Millitent lerney, Ciailua 'l'r.inth.im. .ind XY'.1yne Wlinter. W By making good use ol that popular plate. the library, C.ll.S. kept the members of the Library Club busy the entire year. Sponsored by Miss .losephine lfrazier. the club is composed of art assistants and student assistants who work in the library. Meetings, teas, and other aetiwities kept members on the go. too, Clarksdale was host for the Delta Library Assistants Club meeting held in September. at whith Lutille Longino was eleeted Delta Vice President. At the State Library Assistants meeting in laekson. the CHS. club brought home the prize for the setond tonsetutix e yearw the Donald Dana Award for the best activities report and serapbook in the state. ln the social spotlight. a Book Wfeelc Tea honoring the junior-senior latulty and parents ol' members was held, The club also provided a Christmas box lor .1 needy family. llgooils Z Dliiea -ag Pl-, i . V .Nl li lil FR. Q1 Q fs First i--xx Amt.: Antrim. M.ny Ann D.ixis. P.1t linytl. Stiuntl ww: l.inil.i liiye liinuks. lint' H.llllN. l.nr'.11ne Nels--n. llitw Gerrxiitl. R. ll. klums. Dclnris Dnuglxs. Ch.1i'lotte BJl'lW.ll'll1. lit-tl-cy I,nxxrty. Mny Ann lfniini. lhirtl rim' l.ll1nl.l llirris. Fay vluhnsnn. l'5.iI'lW.H.l luinimllu. vliwte Colt-m.in. Billie Ann H.iinriilc. Dtlmes Rnssit. 'lkwniinie l.ee XY'nrlLy. Ninn lhihlu. lfuurth ww: l.ltMl.l Shelhx. lfuth Hnustnn. Shirley Russie, ,ln Ci.irul Hitt, Ciarnlyn Kinnut l.utillt I.ung1nn. linhhv -lailtsnri. Snnilipi C,.in'p.tssi, f,.irivlyn l5.ii'i'is, lfittli rim' .lcrrel Berry, lltrhert Munn. Mlm- Sisk. Clmilts ff.u'lt'tun. H.ii'nltl Siininnns, Nut piituittl: l5.irh.1r.i liest. M.iryni'ie litnnett. M.trty liurns. Rnmilit Davis. ,lennie l'il11rtling. ,lugm Huglies. .lane Hunt. Lil -luann M411'tintl.ile. 'l'hnrn.is Mays. Diilnii Min. ,hun Nelson. lieu-rly Siuls. NY'.iltei'une Santltrsun. Cary Simmons. liatyt Sims, Slmrrun limrtl. Cnntrihuting their share tu the liuturt nt show business were the lJl.ly'IN.1liCI'S. letl hy R. ll. jones. presiclent. .llltl Nlr. l,enii'M.1rt1uez. spniiwr. Also ltntling ,ihilities tn the tluh were Delnris Douglas. Xite presidentg Patsy Germril. setretaryg Charlntte B.lI'lW.lI'IIl. trtisurerg .intl I.nr.1ine Nelson. reporter. Presenting shnrt pl.1ys tnr e-.uh nthtr kept ineinlwers husy tliroulgliutit the year, I3ispl.iying their acting talents in .isstinlwly with .i nm-.itv plug l5runis in the Night. were Slmrrnn lit-.iril. llitsy Ciermrtl. C..1ry Simmons. llryt ll.irris. .Ierrel Berry. Thninis Mays. .intl K lurlntte l5.lYlW.lI'lI1. I,et's have an enrore it tnultl le.1tl to BfO.lLlVK'.1yl KEN. - I F, 4 gl Q if Q . 5 . t X 1 . . 53 Ilflitllnil 'll' tlflmffd ilillftli-inf WCW' Dfl'f'AlN Rcliegirsing for the iissernhly PI'UjLI'.lI11 in the Little 'I'lie1iter are .Ierrel Berry D Ul-il1'N- R- .l f1U- lJf55'. cfffifftl- LUV-Um 'llinmils Mays. Clary Simmons. Cli.ii'luttu li.irh.irin. liiye H.iri'is. Sligirrnn Be-int Nelson. and Clmrlntte Barlmrin. nffitt-rs of the .md plum, Gclmrdl cluh. ' l22 L li ill -- NYG! Seated: joe Baird. Mary Edmunds Cocke, Marie Keesee. Sue Dismuke. Betty Lou Ruth. Mat Priestley, Standing: Sandra jones. Kathleen Day, jan Humber. and Becky Baltzer. Smile Ifleoflle my frzrzfzizz' it 11 fife of eine. You miie ,fixfeen lwgi' and zvlml rf' 111111 gef? You plan! zrlml you umm! and jon .fell zrlml you please. Azmllaer dirty older' and deeper in deblf Biff if r1iI1'I.i'0 easy ichen -1011 gel In 101171 illr. Befzmfz. 1l'wI'I4't'z1 feff we 'mme I dmfl Limit Ana' you find ffm! the pricer hare riff grille d01lf'I1. Hou' much f0Il't?l' my flrjcex can g0. ' This song was number one on the hit parade of the debate team members while they journeyed to Cleveland and Oxford in search of victory. After weeks and even months of contacting senators, consulting experienced planters, gathering statistics, delving into current magazines, and learning the meanings of such terms as parity, flexible price supports, soil bank, sub- marginal land, and Credit Commodity Corporation, Marie Keesee, Mary Fxlmunds Cocke, Sue Dismuke, and Betty Lou Ruth were ready to debate the topic: Resolved, that the Federal government should sustain the prices of major agricultural products at not less than 905 of parity. Accompanied by Mrs. Mabel Morris, their coach, and the alternates - joe Baird. Mac Priestley. Becky Baltzer. Kathleen Day, Sandra jones, and jan Humberf-the team participated in two debate tournaments and proved that girls could handle a difficult farm question like old timers. As a reward for their efforts the team copped first place honors in the Delta District and third place in the North Mississippi Tournament. Sue Dismuke. persuasive negative speaker. argues her case Sue. Betty Lou. May. and Marie rclax in piles of cotton for flexible price supports in assembly preceding Delta '23 after strenuous session in Cleveland. Tournament, x i ff-XX V x s s fx -. v i fl x W -l, N N WL -Q JL Xilitali rli,lf,ilD fr JRUSQ f if Y , lv Ntatitl aiountl tahlt, Marx lltltn Rutlttlge. l'i.it'e Harris, Mt-ii 'I',iyl.iig UU-yy 'lm-X-U-1 '1'11i,mA,N ALIV- liill Rohinson. wlauits Ahhott. Kit-raltl lieiix. Bonnie Raimi: S.lI1tll'.l lungs, Limlki lik-ML, lil-may x-lllllla. l'1ont row: lletlcy I.owi'ny. Vite Picsitlentz fiharlottt- B.lI'lW.lI'lI1,v Pixsitlentl Niltlrttl lwiulltlri. Niitiaix Ntantlinu' Helen Ciillllllhltltlll. lftlna Manninlu, Sufannt liatson, lan llunilwir, Missx' hltcilX.ll'L'!l, ,lo Arm lw, .lo Ciarol Hitt. lionnielNltl,a1iglilii1. Nanci' llullortl. A Xlforlcing to serx e others in the home tomniunity anal to promote untlerstantling anti trientlship in the worlel. the .lunior Retl Cross exeinplitiietl a spirit ot' servite antl helpfulness at CHS this year. ln atltlition to its regular tluties of making holitlay taxors for xeteran hospitals, the Ciountil tiotusetl its attention on international phases ol' the Re-tl Cfross program hy entertaining Miss Blanthe Cfao, Retl Cross representative from South Vietnam. sponsor- ing a tuntl-raising Hungarian Relief Drixef' antl giving money through the National Retl Cross ciiiiiafuis lfuntl to help feed hungry thiltlren in foreign countries. A Spetial honor was hestowetl upon one of CiHS's Real Cross menihers when Betki' Lowrey was selected with 'ii others to participate in a stucly program in liurope during the suniiner. The Retl fross Cifountil was a husy group at CHS this yearf A o x On theyolt F V' 'Q Mrs, Chester Curtis, Rail Cross xolunteer worker, anal Mrs. l'-usilx inakinll liaxois for vetetulfl llmlllldlx Mic' Fdnil M'mmn:u atltlell Mashhurn, lixtttitive Setretary. give posters to Betky' Charlotrt lkaiharin. Suyanne Batson. Meri Taylor- l'415'V Hams wrey aml Peggy Nahors to tlistrihute for Real Cross tlrixe. Hetki' Lowrty. :mtl Mary Helen Rutledge. 124 : 3 A -'lfllil 1 dh U Q-'1 , C vi .I 1 ,Q Qs 1 R, WV I1 , , . f- . emu erlnninel Nancy liufoid. Program Cjhairmanz Aludy Danglierity. Social Chairman: -Ioan Nelson. Vice President: Dclores Dotiglas. Publicity Cliatirmang Kathleen Funk. hlusic Committee Co-C.l1i1irn1.1n1 Sharron llc-ard, Pic-sidentl lfaye llarris. Art Clommittee Chairman: Josephine lieard, 'l'i'easurerg Bonnie Helms, Worship C,llAlIIIl.lI1Q lNlai'y XY'all.1tt' liailey. Setretaryg Patsy' Gillespie. Service Committcc fll.Hl'mHr11 lllCl'L'Mi lum. Reportc-i'L Faye Sims Cnot pictureclj Musit Committee Co-Chairman. This year the Y-Teens did Z1 great deal to further their purpose to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals ol' personal and social lixing to which we are tommitted by our faith as Clliristiansf' Sponsored by the Y.XV.Cf.A. and counseled by Mrs. Maurine Boyce. members presented an assembly program. prepared a Christmas box of clothes and food for a needy family. sponsored a Hobo Day to raise money. sold programs at the football games. and sent decorated apples to the teachers. Delegates from the Cllarksdale Chapter attended the Area I Y.XV.C,.A. C,ont'c-renter in Cleveland. the State YXV. CQA. Clonlerente in lackson. and the Mid-South Y-Teen Conferente at Gulf Park College. , a ffas Emmie Lou Mooney. Betty Lou Hardy. Gerry Tarver, Brenda Hill. and Chosen 415 tlclfxdlff- Bffn'-lf' Hill ilqkixlvlflili Glenda Hall are inspecting clothing to be intluded in ll box for a needy Datigherity .make plans tor the State N. . . - fnmilvy ' Ciontercncc- in xlatkson. I25 4-Il-ll ClLUlB is we as .tx mi? i H Club members. Annette Fox. Lynn Green, Betty ,lo Pullen, Albert Clower poses proudly with his Grand Champion Barrow Ceorge Black. Nina Gable, jerry Hawkins, David Crighton. Miry Bailey, Albert Clower. Diane Crenshaw, Linda Porter. ind Ronnie Hughey, admire the prizeswinning dress of their secretary. Judy Broglin. Under the leadership of president Mary Bailey, secretary Judy Broglin, and reporter David Crighton, members of the 4-H Club were a busy group with fairs, exhibitions, and demonstrations, For their hard work and tireless efforts, -l-llers were rewarded and recognized. Mary Baileygxand outstanding 4-Her, won numerous awards: ribbons at the Mid-South Dress Revue and State Fair, a S25 war bond for being the most outstanding 4-H girl in Coahoma County, a medal in canning, frozen foods, and dress demonstration at the Annual Achievement Banquet. Mary was also elected District liood Preservation Wfinner and was named for a counselship at a 4-H camp. To Judy Brog- lin went the title of County Forestry Queen, red and blue ribbons at the Mid-South and State Fairs, and a dress review and achievement medal at the banquet. At the baking and corn meal contest, Linda Porter won first place. At the Annual Achievement Banquet David Crighton received a medal for his Reserve Champion steerg Albert Clower, a meat animal medal for his Grand Champion Barrowg jerry Hawkins, a field crop medal for winning sixth place in the County 4-H Cotton Contest. UlFlFllClE ASSHSTANTS .js .xs- A. 5x i I1 , ., 1 K' ' 757 ia' 1 By running errands, delivering announcements. and checking statistics for the office secretary, Mrs. Faulk, student assistants-Percy Kaigler. Bob Hurt, Susan Day, Larry Tate, jimmy Payne, Bob johnson, joyce Dunn, Cary Fondren. Harriett Sorrells, jimmy McBride, and Ann McCloud-keep the wheels of Bobo High School running smoothly. , x.n......-.4 u.n...af... ..., 1 4 A x E gg? dia N56 N S A T AY lWll Ll C A .S Standing: Tommy jenkins, Harry Frazer, Dan Foster, james Crutcher, Stanley Lindsey, jerry Binder, joe Hegwood. james Gibson. Bill Peay, Billy Henderson. Cary Fondren. Woody Dabbs, Bob Boyce. joe Baird. Fred Lentjes, Percy Kaigler. Tommy Cartledge, Bobby McLaughlin, Kneeling: Charles jackson. Lee Graves. Gilbert Sanders, Bob Brunson. Sam Campassi, Richard Myers, Bob johnson. Don Kornegay, jerry Lubiani. George Cook, Jimmy Brister, Terry Nicholas, William Ikerd, David Crighton, jimmy McBride, Vito Sbravati, joel Williams. Sitting: Jack Correro, Larry Lewis, XVilliam Alias, Woody Herrin. Wade Whittington, Glenn Coker, Doc Sanderson, J. B. Herrin, George Tinney, Ray Worthington, Roy Lentjes. Clyde Allen. Gerald Hire. Leonard Lurie, Bobby Parolli. Charles Faulkner. .Q 1 NL, O61iFll lBS Standing: JAMES MANGUM LEONARD WHITTAKER Kneeling: H. L. STEINRIEDE Ceiptfariins C0-Caplairzr JAMES GIBSON PERCY KAIGLER Head Comb: H. L. STEINRIEDE I28 Managers ' e I i NX 3 x .KJ r l x Standing: SKIPPER FULTON Kneeling: CHARLES IVY DICKIE HAINING N . in -1, ' i',f 1'v 1 1 x' ' WW . 'W' X ,X.l'2b,l .l 1 Q lill'f,.li,.RL,ili,AlDil-i,.liiS N 'fr -vf' - 1 i it il. i H e Standing: 'loyte Dunn. Sandra hloncs. Ann McCloud. Suzy Butler. Mary Edmunds Cocke. Kneeling: -latk Bryan. YR.: 3 l C , Q C I V A A . -vw-r , yy -,.e J -. , ' . N N 1 ,.,g!?2, Jr . , 5. Preparing and serving meals for the football team after Each Thursday night the cheerleaders led the student body each home game was one of the many duties of the team in a pep rally and honfire at which the opposing team was sponsors. burned in effigy. 'X ..fX1l?,Sfl'fllY Sfl5UfN'SCDRS swl' 'E-M 1-t -S,'T'wgi'i . ' 91 1,16-me-N, if ' fi .fr v 1,5 , '- '- , 'a ,f ' mm' ... ' , ' ' Wa i 5 s F,n,p,Q , 1. ,, , ..4.. Y.. t i t r ., i t , , , in - . N. +4 -1 ' . ,-,V M, -- ,. .f V. H 'QA --'gift Q. v P4 .u K 1 tl, YM In -W' mf- ,, v, VN, A in V ,,a'..aQ.i,,, ., . . :fir LP . . ef..-r 1 . 1 P 3 '-,. - f--5.-'ic 1, 1' f QP-x1gQ!1kf ',,ff'-,.v-ffif : . ,.,-., J qw g , 3'--'17 - K W i -Y gf f-t --Us :tu - - 4 ' P ..'.-Jeffiiqee, -- .z'- . f- U ', .Ti, ' V-f'f 'I.'V.f'f,2f TMA . :l..'. f+. '.'.-we--J, X 'l 'ff jv5'f-f 5'X8' if 1 xg X if ,jQ,-j,,.Q-nga-:w5.,. , 5 A sr - ' t - 'ffll' f1Tf!f'it1!ff':.-.y .i - .,,Q::.,'w,P.,: '- ' .Q . . ' 1 .440 in 3 n-.. . W, . ii-N. md ,Xen Kneeling: Sue Dismuke. Sitting: Sally Holcomb and Bethany McDonald. l29 fr' ,X . Cl.ii'ksd.ile High fullback Bob Boyce squirms through .i gap in the Corinth line for the XY'ildt.its' third touchdown iii their 26-0 conquest ovei' the XY'.irriors. 1-215.-, C-l.irksd.ile h.iltb.ick ,lerry I.uhi.ini. fresh from .in H1-yard kiekotr return tor ii touchdown. tries to evade Carr Central tacklers for another. wig: . 'N in V9 w helen-X51 DAX 5 School spirit and loyal teamwork soared to an .ill- time peak during the 1956 football season! A team of great ability, led by a fine coaching staff and cheered by an enthusiastic student body, the XVildt.its gave everything they had in every play of every game. lfired by .i 7-0 defeat .it the hands of the Chottaws of We-st '1'all.iliatchie in their first game, the XVilclt.its swamped Jonesboro 52-0 the next week in an exciting game in which Dan lfoster made three touchdownsl In their first Big-Eight Conference game, also the first out-of-town game, the Cats took Columbus by a score of 39-13, and Leonard Lurie sustained the first and only bad injury of the season --a broken hand. In their third win of the season, the Cats emerged victorious over the Fast High Mustangs by a score of 26-0. Then came the Tupelo game, at which the crowds were wild with excitement and the team played harder than ever before! Percy, who stored both touchdowns, running 80 yards for one, was indeed the hero of this game! After a close 13-7 victory, the beaming XVildcats were eagerly greeted with shouts and cheers by the Clarksdale fans upon their return to the motel. To end their five game winning streak, the XYfildc.1ts next defeated Corinth 26-U. In the Greenwood game a field goal early in the second quarter spelled defeat for the Cats in a hard- fought game on the part of both teams. Although they suffered a 5-0 loss, the Wfildcats exhibited very good team defense against their traditional rivals. XY'ildcat fullback liob Boyce U21 barges into the end lone hefore going down to give Clarksdale .i 6-0 lead over jackson Central in third quarter of the game. 1 , -,..i 1 if . Clarksdale High quarterback Percy Kaiglcr hidden- behind No. 23, sneaks across for the winning touchdown in the last thru . 51 ' 'r wxr jx! . XN', 1' 5 Lrilriitr-X1 1 The trip to jackson Central hrought a hearthreaking 7-6 defeat, the Cfats' elimination from the race for the Big-lfight thampionship. On the hig night, the XVildt'ats' Homecoming night, the Cats played per- haps their best fought game. How tan anyone forget Luhis memorahle 81-yard run for a touthdown? The team had every right to he proud of their 28-21 loss. for they played their hearts out against a strong team. As the final whistle blew ending the fourth quarter of the Greenville game with 11 32-7 score against Clarksdale, the 1956 football season came to a close with Ll 5-5 record. with which everyone was well satisfied! lf--.i . iclill' lli'lVilrlt'ants Season Clarksdale ..,.. ,.,.. I J West Tallahachie 7 Clarksdale ...,, ,,,,. j onesboro ,,..,....., ,,,. 0 Clarksdalc .,,.,. ....,,,. C olumbus ..... ,-,-,.. 1 3 Clarksdale East High .,,.. 0 Clarlcsdale Tupelo ...... 7 Clarksdale Corinth ...,--- ---- 1 7 Clarkgdale ,,w.,, ,,1,, G reenwood 3 Clarksdale .,,... ...,. J ackson ....--- ..-- 7 Clarksdale .,.... ....... V ieksburg ...,-. ------ 2 8 Clarksdale ,,,... ..,,, G reenville .,.... --.... 3 2 . BLK . I minutes of the Vlfildeats' vittory over Tu- pelo. No. 25 is Pat XViIson of the Whive. 93 is Glenn Dacus. 30 is XY'illiam Lamar. Halfhatk jerry Luhiani 1259. halfhatk -loel XX'iIliams trol. end Rithard hfyers 1811. and end Fam C.an'ipz1ssi ft-ill sur- round the joneshoro hall taiiitr in the Clarl-csdale xs. joneshoro fratas on Soldiers liield. ,LQ 5 :Q '41 Q-ff' Halfhatk Dan Foster is downed on the Greenwood three- yard line as the W'ildeats push toward a nexer-made tough- down in the second quarter of the game. Xvildcat No. -11 is halfback Doc Sanderson. I, , a J Clarl-csdale High halfhatk Dan lfoster has a hit of running room here, hut such situations tropped up rarely in the Cats' 32-7 defeat at Greenville. 1 W4 CARY FONDREN - Tackle DAN FOSTER - Halfback Two truly outstanding members of the 1956 football squad, who can boast of several honors bestowed upon them, are halfback Dan Foster and tackle Cary Fondren, both three-year lettermen. They not only were chosen for the Reserve squad of the Big 8 conference team but also were selected outstanding back and lineman of the year by the Clarksdale Booster Club and were signed to grants-in-aid by Ole Miss. The Booster Club, which met each Friday morning before a home game, selected two outstanding linemen and two outstanding backs from the preceding game to visit the club. The backs chosen during the season were jerry Lubiani, joel Williams, Dan Foster. Doc Sanderson, Tommy jenkins, Bob Boyce, and Bob johnson: the linemen, Vito Sbravati, George Cook, Fred Lentjes, Cary Fondren, jerry Hawkins, jimmy McBride, james Gibson, and Sam Campassi. From these, Dan was awarded at the end of the season the trophy for the most outstanding back of the year, and Cary was awarded the trophy for the most outstanding lineman of the year. Receixing Honorable Mention on the Bi 8 rostcr were halfbacks ocl Wfilliams and err Lubiani 3 , fa r-Jr 1 Jy , guard Vito Sbravati, and center jerry Hawkins. 4'TfTTx y JERRY LL BIANI JERRY HAWKINS VITO SBRAVATI JOEL WILLIAMS Halfback Center Guard Halfback I32 1 Members of the Varsity Basketball Squad were Doc Sanderson. joe Hegwood, Frankie Thackston. Bill Holley, Percy Kaigler, Coach Barbour. Gary Crocker. XVoodie Dabbs. Tommy jenkins. Charles Hastings, jerry Luhiani, and Manager Skipper Fulton. It's not the final score that counts, but how you played the game. In spite ofa 19-losses and 2-wins result, the 1956-1957 Wildcilt basketball season cannot he called unsuccessful, for the members of the team played their hardest in each game and displayed their spirit even in the losing moments of a game. However, the B team tilted the scales to the winning column with a 9-7 record. In keeping with an agreement at the beginning of the season. this was used as a rebuilding year for the Wfildcats under the coaching of Gene L. Barbour. The team, composed mostly ol' juniors and sophomores, with only two seniors, co-captains jerry Lubiani and Percy Kaigler. co-operated fully and gained vital experience to be used to a great advantage next year. Combining determination and an eagerness for the game with skill and know-how. the Wildcats are to be commended for their fine show of sportsmanship through- out the season I ?7'iSji-.K 1433 7-4 if l 5 if ir -ea rea yi' , 1 PS6 ,- if 2 e - .- f '. J. . 'ee L 2'-9. . te7' i .vu . i f Members of the B Basketball Squad were jerry Binder. XY-'eldon Carnes, Harry Fr Hudson. Dickie I-laining. Don Carpenter. George Tinney. Bill Holley. and jimmy Brister. 133 w 1 f 1 X M v x l .Z .1 J A Xl 4' l X l f ,Y ix x f azer. Billy is is l N A . 'Nwllll .XX ICR XL W ..XSlilll'TllS. 'l 'l A. McCloud. D. Rogsic. B. Antiti. M. A. Furini. M, F. F. johnson. N. Gahlcs. A. Hunt. N. Stritklalntl, A. MtCloud Cocks. VI. Dunn, L. Martindale. H, Sorrclls. S. Jones. J. Waltts. linplcmlns VjXll-S1m-5 ,...i...t:t...sLt.. D811 Foster. ,lfffy Hawkins. Rifhafsl MYCFS- Bill PCSIY- Hurt. Totltl. Boone. Bryan, Cnnmpnssi. Myers. Hawkins. Smith. Foster. Orman. Cook, Boyce. Fondren. Brain outplayed brawn in the student-faculty basketball game which climaxed the intramural season. vS'lf1Zllli'1fll llracullw' Qlraxne BASlEBAlL, e , + ll 9 5:-'J I? up Ill Kneeling: Bobby Oakman, Manager. Sidney Smith. Phil Miller. Sherman Yates. Charles jackson. XY'iIliam Alias. XX'illiam lkerd. Hampton Mclnnisi Billy Wfood. Roy Lenties. Standing: Coaili Barbour, Raymond Wlolfe. Tliermon Crocker. Percy Kaigler, Bobby McLaughlin. Bob Hurt. jerry Havvlxins. Don Kornc-gay. lflovd Slianl-zerinan, Harry Frazer, Cfoaeh Rovelle. ewsbxl- if -L-4. Infielders Peru' Kai ler Bob Hurt Don Korne gay, Bob Brunsori. NXf illiam Il-cerd. and Phil Miller get last minute instructions from Coach Barbour Cfoached by Gene Barbour the 1957 W'ildcat baseball team added another link to the chain of victories for C H. S, Being defeated only once- by the Bulldogs from Greenwood-the Wfildcats had a very impressive reeord of 8-1 in regular play. In the lndianola game a most spectacular catch by Sherman Yates. Cat centerfielder, was made as he leaped high. fell over a fence. and still held on to the ball. Another memorable game was the 21-0 blankout of Drew by the Wiltlt.1ts. The pitching of lfloyd Shankerman and the home runs by Bob Hurt will not be forgotten either as they helped tremendously in the taking of the crown by the Cats. West Tallahatchie, also losing only one game-at the hand of the Vlfildcats 7-6--tied for first place. ln a sudden death game played on a neutral Shaw High field. the XVildcats nipped XV.T.H.S. 5-4-fa one point margin for the second time. This victory gave the XVildcats .1 9-1 record and the Delta A-AA baseball championship. Advancing to the North Mississippi playoff as Dis- trict Three champioris, the XY'ildcats were defeated 6-2 by Olive Branch in .1 hard fought last game which ended a victorious season. Those earning letters were Bob Hurt. Floyd Slianlcerman. Perey Kaigler. Phil Miller. Don Kornegay. Wfilliam lkerd, Sherman Yates, Billy Wfood, Bobby McLaughlin. Charles jackson. Harry Frazer. Bob Brunson. jerry Hawkins. and manager Bobby Oakman. 0 I . I ,Qt -. 'fs ,.. fs' ,- ii fflse-,.-Am XY'iltlt.it oiitfielilers Billy XY'ood. .lCfI'y' Hawkins. Bobby MK- Pitchers Bob Hurt. lfloyd Shankerman. Charles jackson. and Laughlin. and Sherman Yates pose with Coach Barbour before Harry Frazer demonstrate their warm-up techniques. the lndianola game. I36 T R C an Standing. left to right: l.ee Graves. Dickie Haining. lfred Lenties. Billy Henderson. Bob Boyce. Bill Holley. Billy Hudson. Ray XY'oi'thington. XX'oocly Dabbs. Charles Ivy. Kneeling: Glenn Coker. Charles Faulkner. Richard Myers. WI. B. Herrin. H. A. Xwigley. jerry Lubiani. George Cook. John Ofmfifl. ,loe Hegvvood. -limmy Brister. The track and field picture for CHS was highlighted by Richard Myers' undefeated season in the mile and by point-winning performances by several others. Richard won the mile crown of the Big Eight tnorth division and over-alll as well as the Class A-AA titles of the State, North Mississippi, and Delta. He set a new all-time school record for the mile with his 4140.5 in the North Big Eight at Greenwood. Richard also won a track grant-in-aid from Ole Miss. Next highest point-winners included half-miler Wfoody Dabbs. hurdler jerry Lubiani, and shot putter john Orman. Wfoody won points in every meet. He finished fourth in the Big Eight and State, second in the Delta and North Mississippi in his specialty. jerry was third in the 180-yard low sticks in the Delta and fourth in the Big Eight. john was Delta runner-up in the shot. The squad, directed by Coaches Steinriede and Mangum, did not have team totals that ranked at the top in most meets. But the Wildcat total represented only points from boys' events, while in several major meets most of the other participating schools also competed in girls' events. The lack of track facilities of their own again proved a drawback for the XVilcl- cats. Letters were awarded to Bob Boyce, George Cook. Woody Dabbs. joe Hegwood, B. Herrin. Bill Holley, Fred Lentjes, jerry Lubiani, Richard Myers. john Orman. and Henry Wfigley. fl 31 Inv Af Richard Myers. who runs the mile and mile rel prepares to win more honors for Clarksclale. 'ala Wocmdy btick Dabbs crackcriack half 'lo Cozches Mingum ind Qtciniicde due much of the credit for such 1 successful miler warms up for a track meet track season 137 fic gl s Ai 16,54 :lata Y -3211 'sf Sue lxl.lll'l.ll'xl. Delores Rossie. Mary lfdmuntls twiki. Sltipper lfulton. -lo Ann lu. Ann Mtflloud, l.ucille Lonlsxino. Ylatlc Bryan. l,eonard l,urie. Flames Kincatlt. and ,lames Ahh ' pq Girls' singles player Ann McCloud watches as Leonartl Liirie, oys' singles. demonstrates his seriing technique, Mixed douhles. l.utille Longino and ,lack Brian. pose at the lit net hetwc-en sets. uit. Coathed hy George Wfinter, the CQ ll, S. tennis team deserved its successful season. XVith a record ol more wins than losses, the players. in spite of a strong wind , made a good showing in the Dis- Cleyeland. Ann McCloud, a four- defeated by Mary 'lohnson of ln- gles finals. In addition to its and a drizzling rain trict Tournament at year letterman. was verness in the girls' sin singles, Clarksdale had the runner- No. 2 place in girls' up in girls' doubles in the tandem of Mary lidmunds Coclqe and Delores Rossie. Since girls' singles and girls' doubles rated second plate at the District Tournament. they were qualified to enter the North Mississippi Tournament hut were hoth defeated in their first matches. Letters denoting satisfactory participation were awarded to Ann McCloud, Mary Edmunds Coeke, Delores Rossie, Lucille Longino, lo Ann Ivy, Sue May- nard. 'lack Bryan, Skipper lfulton, Leonard Lurie, james Kincade. and Butch Alwlwott, 0 . it 4 ff v 51121 e vys' douhles. Sl-cippcr Fulton and Flames Kincade. and girls' doubles. Delores Rossie and Mary Iidmunds Cocl-ce. stop during their conference with Coach George XY'inter. I38 illlli N S 'f L L. .lg -L li jflylrlh., fi its f... I .l U Nl f 1 R H1161 ll il GUlL, lfllsilllitl 2. As Tom Morris holds the pin. Carey Cocke lines up his putt on No, 9 green with Ford Bell, Hal Parchman. Crawford McGixaren. Pro I.. V. Dukes, Daxitl Holcomb. and Bill XX'arfield looking Unx Fair weather or foulgthe Clarksdale Country Club golf course was the meeting place after school for seven enthusiastic junior high golfers for weeks preceding the Big Eight Golf Tournament on April 26 at the Jackson Municipal Club. In a qualifying round of 18 holes on April 20, David Holcomb, Crawford McGivaren, Hal Parchman, and Ford Bell made the team by nosing out Tom Morris, Cary Cocke, and Bill Warfield only 2 strokes. Hal Parchman, winner of the Junior Tournament at the Clarksdale Country Club, led the field of Clarks- dale golfers in jackson with a score of 95. Even though Clarksdale trailed fifth, the boys played a good game. Wfith only three of the seven going into high school next year, Clarksdale has good prospects for a winning team. Coached by Pro L. V, Dukes. Hal Parchman. David Holcomb. Crawford McGivaren. and Ford Bell made the junior high team. Iunior high lcttermen were Anderson Q11 Hagwood C1 Palmer 7 Burd 1 Zcpponi 1 lkerd U1 Olsen 1 Morris 31 Pollan Q11 Beam 1 Colch bhlw Moore 71 Hegwood 1 Dennis 1 Minor 1 McAlexander 11 H ys 1 Waller 1 H ll 11 Bloom 111 Broclto f11, jenkins Q2 . Sloan 1 , Manager Gates fl . Dantone 111. Couch 121. Manager Harris 11. Miller f-1. P lles 1 . McDonald - . Tollison 111. Manager Graham f11. 55342 S g- AXN MJ I,0l'D MARY HDMI 'NDN COC lil liARlS. xRf'x :XXTICI N.'Xl.l.H lllllftlklli flhc Girls' Atlilctin Assmiatimi, sponsorul by Miss johnnic lhrks, was minpusul of high school girls who pur- ticipatul in iiitraimxml sports. Headed by Ann Mrfiloud. prcsiilcnt. Mary lfdmuncls Clockc, vice president, Barbara Amin. scarcmry. .md Sally Holmmb. trmsurcr, they hclnl monthly mcctings. sponsored the student-faculty game. mil tank part in intr.1mur.il IOL1Ff1.1IUL'IlfS. Vik N 3 r' f, , 1' I N' 1 l , 5 X4 A gi-iiup uf KLAA. lcttcr girls- Anim Rinlnxrxlsrvn, C.i1'c1lyn W'L.lur'. lliu H.n'ris. Nunn' Hulmml. liar Ymints, Millircnt 'Il-rnry. .mil H.1r1'iutt Sur'i'L-llsfilisiuss thn yn-:iris .ithlctir iictixitics. l40 . -.sl ,.. Nd N Ibis - is -4355. . 53,isig:,A i - l :aiu-g ii A ,wr - .IO CAROL Hl'l l' DITIURIES RONSIV .ind HARRllf'l li Sfilillll IS. Ifhirnfi,-i., Pint' Pony Clhlhlflfldl Badminton- -Sliufflelvoard lfarning 500 points by partifyipating in intramural sports entitles a girl to a lerter1 for eatli extra 100 points a stripe is added. This year letters were won by Mary Edmunds Cottke. Billie Ann Hamritk. Anita Richardson. Pat Younts, and Carolyn Wfeaverg winning stripes were Barbara Antici. Nancy Buford. Rosalie Davis, Mary Ann Furini. liaye Harris. Ann lWt'C'iloud. Delores Rossie, Millitent Terney. and Harriet Siwrrells. Ann has the distinttion of being the only G.A.A. member with 4 stripes. svwriwlyfnfh, Q. ,i -W Bbw., is 'V rl - - 71 Y' .Ms -r' i' Vnllt-y-hall Ciipming we-rg Mary Glenn Coktr, lfaye Sims Mc- Volleyliall tliampions were, standing: Betty Stu Brooks. Eudic Cloud. lo Ann Zepponi. Alu Ann Furini. and Faye Harris. Kay Graham. Kneeling: 'ludy Dauglierity. ,lo Ann Furini. tap- tain Harriett Sorrells. Sitting: Emmie Moomy. H. Antici. l4I Q L -5 ' ' If-1 C fflLC- Afl9'fl ,.:R1lfN ND ,flfl fX'AQl'fIlilR Doug Miller, Tommy Harris C X'lY'li AYISY CU Mill ,t it i jr 4 -.x.. .A ..sX:'C .1.C.- B341 mf. ' lt 'i 1- l 4,2 . fi Q- zt- .V Q K e 1 ., ' ,J J Billy Moore Coach Sherard Shaw .lfL NIllDR fldllllilflril BUil5CA'fliS Q 'R ' fe.l'i 164.!5fFf'f65fiY'48i . iff? vu' .WMF V V fa-af C , r-' 4' a I, ,. . -. it nA H.. . I I N b 4' o x-.rw Q Standing: Coach Shaw, joel Hays, Bobby Wfaller, Curtis Malone, E. D, Graham, Billy Hall, Bill Palmer, joe Temey. Bobby McClellan, Harold Anderson, Fred Zepponi, Earl lkerd, Charlie Henderson, William Wolfe. Kneeling: Sammy Polles. Hershel Bloom,,jimmy Dennis, Tommy Minor, Garland Holloman, Bill Warfield, Bobby Couch, Billy Moore. Connie Olson, Frank Mc- Donald, Victor Agostinelli, Carl Hagwood, Olen Beam. Sitting: Herman jenkins, Tom Morris, Melvin Hegwood, Billy Clay Williams, jerry Brocato, jerry Dantone, Cary Coclce, Tommy Baird, Alton Hitchcock, Grant McAlexander, Hal Parchman. Missing: johnny Stone, Pat Schuh, Clay Richardson, jimmy Winters, Larry Keath, Doug Miller. Sydney Sloan. I42 U UN If D R il il I G H C il ii ilil Ililflfi 151 D ERS Margaret Fyfe. Mimi jones, Vickie Hughes, Gail Taylor, Toni Roberson, Mary SPUNSURS W ll ' Pitts. Joyce Henderson, Lucy Lee Payne FOOTBALL BANQUET I t Nll1DR fl Fl l tl fl il B k 5 li EZTIB lla L Coached by Sherard Shaw, the junior high basketball teainfuliminy Harpole, jim Humber. Thack Hughes, Terry Smith, 'jerry Dantone, Tommy Minor, Doug Miller, Billy Moore, Edwin Harpole, Hershel Bloom, Herman jenkins, Wfayne Harris, Manager E. D. Graham, Billy Clay Xlifilliams, Connie Olsen, Eddie Pollan, Bill Palmer, Tom Morris, Olen Beam-completed a successful season with 7 wins, 7 losses, and 1 tie. Witli Tom Morris the only returning letterman from the 1956 season, the junior high team, composed mostly of 8th graders, displayed a fine spirit of cooperation and good sportsmanship. Lettering for the 1957 season were Herschel Bloom, Herman jenkins, Doug Miller, Billy Moore, Tom Morris, Connie Olsen, Bill Palmer, and Eddie Pollan. Despite the lack of track facilities, Coach Shaw had a good season with his junior high track team-Man- ager Sam Gates, Thack Hughes, Sammy Polles. Bobby Couch, jerry Dantone, Elmo Mallette, Frank McDonald, Barry Maddox. jerry Tollison, john Walker, Tommy Minor, Tommy Baird, Tom Morris, Jep Gates, Bill Palmer, Carl Hagwood, Marvin Moorman, David Kimbrough, Ben Borden, Earl Ikerd, and Olen Beam. Even though Clarksdale scored no first places in the North Big Eight Track Meet, Tom Morris came in third in the 440-yard dash: Bobby Couch placed fifth in the 100-yard dash, and Tommy Baird tied for fifth in the pole vault. In the Triangular Meet with Greenville and Indianola, Clarksdale scored 42 points with Tom Mor- ris taking a first place in the quarter mile and a third in the high jump and Earl Ikerd winning first in the shot put, discus, and third in the broad jump. Bobby Couch won three seconds in the 50, 100, 220-yard dashes while Sammy Polles placed second in the half mile. Tommy Baird placed third in the pole vault: Frank McDonald. second, and Thack Hughes, third, in the 120-yard low hurdles. With the help of the rest of the track team, this years Bobcats set 8 new Clarksdale records and tied one. Those receiving letters were Tommy Baird. Olen Beam, Bobby Couch, Jerry Dantone, Carl Hagwoocl, Earl Ikerd, Frank McDonald, Tom Morris. Bill Palmer, Sammy Pollc-s. and jerry Tollison. JUNHUR HHGH I44 .. .Q- '-1 av. ...,., , 1 'bug inn For making the highest four-year average in mathematics 191.603, jerry Crout was awarded S5 lwv the XXi'Ulll.lFliS Clluh. Sue Dismuke received S10 from the Veterans of Foreign XVars Auxiliary for making the highest four-year average in English 19113 while Barbara Antici received SIU from the Business and Professional XVomen's Cluh as the senior girl who, in addition to earning .1 stenography certificate, had the highest com- hined average in Shorthand I, Shorthand ll. Typewriting I. secretarial training. and hookkeep- ing wsu. f xi 1 Y? 9 1 ,av ll1DN1D1lQ,S N9 U N 'N W 1 D eh it v at 1 is .1 I 1. .1 , . lx Scholarship and achievement in practically every area of school lite are encouraged in Boho High School hy the many monetary prizes, certificates of merit. trophies. and medals awarded hy the various civic, religious, and patriotic organizations in Clarks- dale, xlerry Cftout was presented S10 hy Rosannah W'aters Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, for making the highest four-year average in his class 19-1.2831 while Sally Holcomh received a certificate of merit for making the second highest Q92.31l. jerry was, also, awarded for this same honor S5 left hy the Class of 19-il from interest on liondsg .1 kev from the Balfour Company, and the honor of having his name engraved on the Balfour plaque along with other valedictorians of preceding years. jerry was one of ll Mississippi students to receive the National Merit Scholarship Award. E A at-itrag For making the highest and second highest average in grades 9-12 for the 1956-1957 session, Rosannah Waters Chapter, D. A, R,, presented each of the following students a scholarship certificate: Gracie 9, Mary Eunice Tarzi 195751, Key Cartmell 49i.'5lg Grade 10, Bohhy Oakman C97.25J, Walter Turner 194.6015 Grade ll, Becky Lowrey 195752, Becky Baltzer 195.2513 Grade 12, Patsy Gerrard 1940, Jerry Crout C93.38j. lircd Scruggs was presented a D. A. R. medal and ii cc-itititate ul' scholarship by Mrs. ,lohn T. Morris. past Regent ot Rosannali XY'aters Chapter. D. A. R., for making the highest average in American history Wsfol. The junior membership of thc- chapter pre- sented Si Iii Nancx Buford as the outstanding high school Y-'l'eeii member for 1956-IOS' chosen for her interest in Y-Teen work. attitude. cooperation, service. loyalty, and dependability. Ronna Bloom was chosen as the outstanding Y-Teen member in junior high school and presented an award by the same organiza- tion, Ann l.edbetter received S5 from Mrs. M. R. lones. also a past Regent of the local D, A. R. chapter. for making the highest average t9'l in home economics in the eighth grade. ,lerry Crout received a medallion from the Bausch and Lomb Optical Company as the senior who, hi the judgment of the science instructors, had shown the greatest scientific interest and enthus- IHSIN. The Holmes Sherard family of Sherard, Miss., gave to the Board of Trustees of the Clarksdale City Schools 55000 in cash in 19341 in memory of their daughter, Mary Lou. The interest from this , invested fund is used each year in making awards to one student from each of the grades 8-ll who, after being graded, ranked highest by the faculty in character traits, academic achievement, and extracurricular activities. Those students receiving the coveted Mary Lou Sherard awards were junior Linda Porter, 5503 sophomore Beth Magee, S253 9th grader Kay Cartmell, 825, and 8th grader Ann Peeples, 825. rt js I, . Y , I K zwfdwllr fx Q' -it fa Rosannah Waters Chapter, D. A. R., and the P. T. A. presented Good Citizenship certificates to a boy and girl in grades 7, 8, 9 and 10, ll, 12, respectively, who were nominated by their teachers and elected by their class- mates as possessing to an outstanding degree the qualities of school spirit, service, loyalty, and courtesy. Winners of these awards were Chuck Steen and Sandra Leibson C7thDg Tom Morris and jane Peters C8thjg Bobby Waller and Dorothy Logan f9thjg Clyde Allen and Brenda Hill flothjg Xliloody Dabbs and Mary Helen Rutledge Kllthlg Bob Johnson and Sally Holcomb f12thH. Chosen by the faculty. Kay Cartmell was presented in junior high school the Good Citizenship award, a certificate and a pin, by the Cooper-Yerger Post of the American Legion. I47 ADS -f i Sr W FW 5 .ids 2 2 14+ . lg , UW 4..wf..uuSs. ,, t 2 -, if if A W 1' 5' us., ' '31 L A L2-Q-1 'A t, v ,gdvhd I 'iw' ! ,. sf ,f- f- ,,2 , ,1 fig 4, A spirit ot cxtitcmcnt em t-lopcti students .lt CHS .is thu' mgtrlx' .tntitiimtcci tiantcs important ot't.1sions, special cwcnts And. of tourscf-' senior Imirtics 'flwy madlx' shopping for thc right clothcs to wear .ind by pxtronizing tht- .uixc-rtiscrs. I49 MORE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Complimenfs BRANDS of Than Any Srore in ANDERSON-.IOINER CO. CLARKSDALE LAN DRY'S COAHOMA COUNTY BANK AND TRUST CO. Growing Wi+I1 Friendly Service MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE STAN COHEN CO. Complimenfs of The Fas'l'es+ Growing Insurance and Real Esfafe Agency in Clarksdale and 258 YAZQQ COTTON COMPANY I50 COUCH 8: BAILEY LUIVIBER CO. Everyfhing +o Build Anyfhing Phone MA4-258I mv' 'M HIWAY 49 CL RKsDALE, Miss. 5. I 5- A W KXN 'rf 'id' lvlOSER'S PAN-AM STATION Second and Sunflower Phone MA4-5339 OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY III EAST SECOND ST. Your School Supply Headquarfers GOOOUVXFOOD 2.2.5. -2Zu12x:13211..1:-511:12-1:31 :3,ui!ug.' -...1:..-1...-u-ra..-'u.x.,.-u.... .,- 2:11 zziimiixuzf' '-zzz:-ugwltl' -1116222zzahiazxalamkasaxl11-'-'- GARMON ICE CREAM CO. 3l2 Yazoo Ave. Clarlcsdale, Miss. Complimenfs of S. W. HAAGA, SR. AND JR. THE STYLE SHOP AND YOUNG TOGS CANNON SHOE STORE Shoes Q Hoslery I Sllppers For 'Ihe Enhre Famuly AGNES HICKS FLOWER SHOP Flowers Say I+ BesI' E + + 226 Yazoo Avenue JO ANN SHOP Phone MA4 9480 LADIES READY TO WEAR MILLINERY AND SHOES Cash Purchase Is a Cash Savmgs Ill!!! Clarksdales Leadmg Depi' S+ore BILL OGDEN TIRE SERVICE 1 Phone 46770 f, If I- IIS VULCANIZING AND RE CAPPING Compllmenfs F W WOOLWORTH 209 Yazoo Ave CIarIcsdaIe Muss SAM S CAFETERIA The Mosf Popular Eahng PIace In Town I52 II II ll ' ' ll 320 as Second S. CIarIcscIaIe, M fx 1 l X a. 'A f 4 5 f : T ' . A ' ' A X a+ . Hlway 6I Norfh KI , yn I ' 'eq' ff' , - r 07,1 f I 'fp I if .'I': A .l 4 I I' x A I I of CompIimen'rs of ROBINSON MOTOR CO. Xxx '59 Chrysler Plymouflru Sales and Service IRES General EIec+rlc Appliances 3:3 ISSAOUENA PHONE 42511 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE MURPHEY S DAMP WASH 81 LAUNDRY W D JOHNSTON 81 SONS I I DAMP WASH General ConI'racI'ors FLUFF DRY an v 5 VJ' CompIe+e Busldmg Supplies Flnlslw Worlc can MA 4 4I5I POST OFFICE BOX 637 CLARKSDALE MISS War 'P COMPLIMENTS of PEPSI COLA BOB BOBO THE MARTIN DRUG STORE INSURANCE AGENCY Phone MA42054 General Insurance HUGHES DRUG STORE Phone MA4 65I I PHONE MA4 6548 CLARKSDALE MISS Clarksdale M55 I53 ff ,lg A is, X .FX d - 2 . . . I, I - p. Ie ' 63 9 - TQ :NIE ylewl 'PII 'S ' x I CLARKSDALE AWS FLORAL SHOP PRINTING COMPANY ANNA Gi COOPER SITSGI' A Service You Will Apprecia+e I I I Leflore Phone 4-6I86 Complimenfs of J. H. JOHNSON 81 CO. General Insurance CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI PRINTING 'S THE GATEWAY TO BUSINESS TE o ...... 5? ..... a5f2'!5!5!d' i w. R. ELLIS JR. ROBINSON - DODSON GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND TIRE COMPANY ENGINEER 204 Third Sireei BUILDING MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES Clarksdale, MissIsSIppI Ciarksdaiei Mississippi WASSON BUS LINES CI1ar+er Tours a SpeciaII'y Phone MA4-84I7 408 SixI'I'I S+ree+ CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI I54 THE STEVENS BUILDING IIO Yazoo-CIarIcsdaIe King 8: Anderson Co., Inc. r X,:s4 if x L.-- 'I4-if W. L. HOLCOMB, INC. 1' ' II3 Easi' Second S+. Clarksdale, Mississippi REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE LOANS, INSURANCE Comphmenfs WILLIAMS REXALL DRUGS d CLARKSDALE MISS MA 4 5426 PLANTERS WHOLESALE GROCERY D:s+rlbu+ors of Omega Flour THE SOUTH S FINEST ELITE CAFE HEN IN THE Wyman Fon FINE Enom 2I3 Y CLARKSDALE MISS CompIlmen+s EOUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY BRUNSON JESSE HUGHES GOTCHER ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING CO INCORPORATED Designers and Manufacfurers of AgrlcuII'uraI EqulpmenI ANDERSON BLVD CLARKSDALE MISS Compllmenfs of DELTA BARBER SHOP I09 THIRD STREET SHANKERMAN'S PHONE MA4 2326 228 YAZOO AVE CIarIcscIaIe's Grea+esI' Sfore 'Ior Men and Boys of Alcazar BuII Ing Q . 2' 2 FInes+ Sea Foods of azoo Avenue i' 'fb I I C. O. 'M-A -, BANK OF CLARKSDALE MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. -.......,. ,,,,mWM A5.r,'vrS51fF:fn.1-a L pf I TYVS f Jgfik X. I ' - cf M . ff V Y .f - Over Half a Cen+ury of Safe'l'y and Service CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI I57 LEVINGSTON - HULL FURNITURE CO. 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MA4-572I COTTON COMPANY Parker Rogers Complimenfs of OWEN CHEVROLET CLARKSDALE, MISS. THE LITTLE ACORNS SHOP THE COMPLETE SHOP FOR SMALL CHILDREN AND INFANTS POWERS The Fashion S'rore of +I1e DeI+a GREGG AUTO PARTS PLANTERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturers of Cotton Seed Products CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI VILLAGE DRUG STORE VERNON HUGHES-Owner A Compleie Drug Service in +I1e Village Shopping Cenfer Phone MA4-6I60 CLARKSDALE'S PRESCRIPTION STORE JOE TERNEY PARTS COMPANY T I I1 MA4 655I D I+ CLARKSDALE MISSISSIPPI WADE HARDWARE CO. JOHN DEERE WHOLESALE HARDWARE Greenwood Indlanola Clarksdale WELLER JEWELRY STORE 252 DeI+a Ave CIarIcscIaIe Mlssnsslppl YOUR EVERY JEWELRY NEED TOMLINSON SEED COMPANY CIarIcscIaIe Mlsslsslppl CompIlmen+s of DELTA BUICK COMPANY D W HOFF W M TRIMBLE C0mPI'me +S HOFF 81 TRIMBLE APPLIANCE COMPANY Admural Magic Chef Easy INCORPORATED S CLARKSDALE MISS e ep one - 334 e a Avenue . I I . 1 7 I., , 0' Q ' 'J 7 - 'm fv I.. . 01 N 3 If ' ' Wine 1, E 4 of IO6 unfIower Ave. I63 HYDE BROTHERS LUMBER CO. I 94 I Fourfh Sfreei Phone MA4-2556 AH'end fhe Church of Your Choice Every Sunday FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Clarksdale, Mississippi GARLAND HOLLOMAN, Pasfor WASSON LINCOLN - MERCURY Phone MA4-284I 357 DeI+a Ave. CLARKSDALE, MISS. COTTON 81 EDWARDS ELECTRIC COMPANY l60 DeI+a Ave. Phone MA 4-58II HENDERSON REXALL DRUGS BELLE CAMP CANDLES RUSSELL SrovER CANDLES EASTMAN KODAKS Phone MA-4-659l 'IlYHie's CLARKSDALE'S SMARTEST MEN'S WEAR SHOP 220 Yazoo Avenue Phone MA4-2866 I64 YARBER PRODUCE CO. , it f SERVICE 11 ' ' STATION Fresh FruII's and Vegefables Wholesale Only PHONE MA-4-829 I THE SHERWIN - WILLIAMS CO HILL KNOWS How- 3, -f A4- r s L. D. HILL, PLUMBING Wallpaper Pam+s 23l Issaquena Ave. .girl I QI 6 2 I 3OI DELTA AVENUE Phone MA4-95lO Compllmenls of FONDREN COTTON CO. PUCKETT BROKERAGE CO. I I I Purecane I I susan if QQYQN ' Offices and Warehouse P V rf I-IIGHWAY 49 P. 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Ave be Y WIGLEY 8: CULP 2 Wholesale Dis+ribu'rors TOBACCO, CANDY AND NOTIONS COCA-COLA SCHRAFT'S YQur SYRUP CANDY Friendly S'I'ore FI 'd M Ib MORGAN 8. LINDSEY CZZLaBi3iZen Roei F.. Lord Clinfon Tampa Cla rlcsdale, Mississippi THE MITCHELL COMPANY Insurance Your Friend Afler 'I'he Fire Phone MA4-544I Clarlcsdale, Miss. -INSURANCE PROTECTION SINCE I9I I - I68 I60O on Your Dial IOOO WaHs The Nor+h DeI+a s Iv1os'r Powerful R6dI0 SIBIIOD CompIImen'rs of HUNGERFORD S CLARKSDALES MosT COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS sToRE Second and DeI'ra CIarIcsdaIe MISSISSIPPI 4' 5 CompIImenI's of BAR B Q DRIVE IN GUNS AMMUNITION SPORTING GOODS USED CARS 200 I FOUTII1 S+ree'r 5?s5lQp v fx- MOORE REPAIR SHUP Cla rlcsdale MISS I69 SCHWINN BICYCLES EXCELLO LAWNMOWERS BRIGGS 81 STRATTON ENGINES CLINTON ENGINES Phone MA4 2257 g n u . I ll I II u I I I l I i A K. . 1 I QI .I , S.,- f'- . -Q4 , ' I . - Q . B1 ggifpel- x 'W 'AO 05' '- e ,BNSESX v ll xx . I 4'410wE9' , . 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