Coahoma Community College - Coahoman Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

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COLLEGE afnvl AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL cn.AmcsoAl.e, massusswvu 1965 FOREVVORD The 1965 Coahoman presents The Essence of Coahoma. What is Coahoma? Is it a poor man's college lo- cated in the heart of the Mississippi Delta? An Admin- istration with vision? A Faculty with knowhow? Is it a program that develops excellence?'A student body with potential? Activities with challenge? Alumni with in- terest? Patrons with concem? A community with re- sources? Coahoma is all of these. that make up The Essence of Coa homa Turn the pages and seethe ingredients 2 CONTENTS Title Page 1 Foreword 2 Theme 3 Dedication 4 Buildings 5 Administration 5 Faculty and Staff 13 Program 24 Classes 25 Activities 67 Sports 125 Snapshots 141 Alumni 1 143 Patrons 144 Coahoman Staff 149 Directory 154 Alma Mater 159 Autographs 160 SEN JUNIQQ SINCE F749 5275 fl' 6 IVSDALE MISS6 I U i I X L' . ag.. .W 'N' it Knowledge grows with time, but Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined. The first grade teacher of Sandy Bayou Ele- mentary School has started many feet on the paths of learning and laid the foundation for educators, ministers, scientists, doctors, lawyers, teachers, mechanics, farmers, agriculturists, home economists, musicians and homemakers. Because of dedicated loyalty to the children through the years: because of the skill, the patience, the love and the tender care she has given to them, and because she is The Essence of a Good Teacher and. good teaching is the Essence of Coahoma , We dedicate this 1965 COAHOMAN to Mrs. Rosa M. Brown, Our first grade teacher. Om TEACHERS' HOME ADMINIS TRA TIVE OFFICE COLLEGE BUILDING Sc WING OF LI NEW SHOP GYM ADMINISTRATION ' ' ' WITH VISION B. F. MCLAURIN, SR.. President Coahoma Jr. College and Agricultural High School President is standing in front of the construction sign for two additional teaching units. One unit will consist of six classrooms to be used for college teaching, the other unit will contain eight class- rooms and a gymnasium for high school instruction. 6 Greetings I Old and new brick buildings, old laboratories, aged with tradition and new in curricula - a place built on a strange mixture of dreams and necessities - a place marked by leaders of strong will, achievements and con- troversy - students new in spirit and purpose, from old and honored southern farms, large and small cities and towns, old and proud people. This is Coahoma Junior College. The atmosphere here this year is one of chal- lenge. This dynamic pace was set by the many freshmen and sophomores who attend the institution this year and is eloquent testimony of its program. It also testifies to the spectacular growth based on the quest of a nationwide audience for scientific and social change important in the general economic trend. These truths apply with significant meaning and impact to our institution - not only because they are for me a fascinating and favorite subject, but more importantly, because of the vital role Coahoma Junior College plays in the nation's social, political and economic complex. The construction of the science classroom building which houses the offices of the Dean, Registrar and Director of Personnel, the boys' dormitories, the technological buildings followed by the addition to the library and most recently the office of administration provide signifi- cant advances in the physical environment for effective learning and living. But physical environment alone cannot insure the effective interaction that characterizes a great college. There must be continuous change in the way in which its curriculum constantly changes to meet the needs of the students. Because the college is not a conventional institution, the curriculum changes whenever there is a particular need within the school. The faculty of Coahoma Junior College isrecruited from among scholars and experts. Many have taught in colleges and universities prior to coming to Coahoma. They like academic association but most of all they like to teach. Thus, they bring a fresh and current approach of subject matter to the classroom. They are en- thusiastic and fine - which qualities are evident in the enjoyment shown by students and by the increased en- rollment of the college. These teachers have in common one absorbing interest - the success of our students. They are elated when students show progress and are counseling with them when they do not. They are always engaged in ideas to promote the welfare of the departments and the progress of the students. At no time in history have so many people believed that education is man's one greatest hope. At no time in history have so many people sought it and believed it to be an individual's rightful heritage. At no time in history has there been the urgency to teach more, better and faster. And the administrators of this school more than any other bodv carry the heaviest responsibility for achieving excellence in the school system. Upon their experience and training hangs, in no small measure, the future of American schools. The administrators must visualize through the teachers to establish a climate conducive to experimentation and the release of in- ventive. and creative talents among teachers. Not only does the administration of Coahoma Junior College provide the freedom to try out the new, they provide assistance in thefplanning, the appraisal and evaluation. This is a leap forward in school progress and a source of professional satisfaction to our administration who dares to stay modern. Coahoma Junior College employs all efforts to stay abreast of competition and demand and every driving force to' remain a jump ahead. President , ,T 2222- Y ,f-S.-. - dr, A , 8 MRS. VERNON ARMSTRONG, SeC'y. Dems- ' MRS. DOROTHY ARMSTRONG, Sec'y mah Again, I extend the editorial staff of the Coahoman my best wishes and sincere congratulations. We salute you for giving generously of your time, efforts, and thoughts in the production of this school wide publication of these on-going activities, The Essence of Coahoma. This publication is an instrument of evaluation which reveals where Coahoma stands with reference to the objectives to which it is committed. We are committed to the belief that a dynamic curriculum must change but change must be justified in terms of the social needs of the times and the maturity level of the students. In keeping with the belief that life long learning is one of the accepted functions of the Junior College and that Vocational and Technical Education is avery important part of the Junior College Program, the curriculum was broadened this year to include Drafting and Design and Building Construction Technology. In addition to the regular students these programs will include adults who have been displaced from former jobs by automation, and school dropouts who are unprepared to take their places as citizens of their community, state, or country. These culturally - disadvantaged adults and youth are to be helped to like themselves and use their potential in learning how to live and how to make a living. You, my friends, will be expected to make a contribution which will aid in the solution of these persistent social and economic problems. Mary G. Whiteside , . b -msmawhs WNNW al i ? MR. FRANK MCCUNE, Principal MRS, EVA CHILDRESS, Secretary One of the objectives of the Philosophy of Coahoma Junior College and Agricultural High School is To assist youth in the daily use of human and natural resources which lead to more fruitful living. The faculty sponsors and the staff members of the Coahoman are to be congratulated again for bringing into focus the efforts of all Coahomans to accomplish this objective. Y Our ability to choose suggests that in some sense and to some degree our own standards of judgment and evaluation identify the resources available to us. We often fail to meet the challenge of decision. Lack of decision destroys determination. Without determination we carmot attain our goals. Many students who came to Coahoma were determined to realize the utmost in learning while attending schoolg consequently, they have succeeded in assuming the role of responsible citizens of our State and Country. We cannot wait until tomorrow to accept our responsibilities of today. As opportunities come our way, let us be prepared to take advantage of them. It is our decision to make and our determination to fulfill. Frank McCune L . . . 1934 .nl MRS. CLEOPATRA DAUGHERTY Bookkeeper and Administrative Assistant if fl ..' MR. JAMES E. MILLER, Public Relations Director and Student Loan Administrator MRS, BARBARA CUNNINGHAM, Secretary 'mn 1 I . . . MRS. ZEE A. BARRON Student Personnel Director plans Student Ac- tivities for the 16th year High School Guidance Counselor, Mr. LeRoy Gorwan advises a student FACULTX ' ' ' WITH KN OWHOW ' ?4caZtymwlSz'4ff ANDERSON, EARLINE ARMSTRONG, DOROTHY ARMSTRONG, VERNON BARRON, ZEE A. B.S . , Tuskegee Elementary Picfure No? Available BLAKE, ALFRED D. B.S. , Mississippi Valley College Auto Mechanics B.S. , Alcorn B.A. , Campbell M. A. , Columbia U. Secretary to the College College English Dean Secretary to the Student Personnel High School Typing Registrar Director BLACKBURN, SAMUEL B.S. , Alcorn High School Math BARXTON, ETHEL B. S. , Jarvis High School Biology BRAXTON, LAMAR B. S. , Alcorn M.S. , Tennessee U Social Science No Photo AVAILABLE ' .A fav ofii, P fr-,, 1 gz 1 t. A- 5 ,, QQXXZ hu ,. .9 X BROWN, ISIAH BROWN, IOHNNIE R. BROWN, ROSA M. CAIN, HETTIE B. S., Jackson S. B.S. , Jackson S. B.S. , Rust College M.S. , Illinois State High School Sci. High School Sci. Elementary Elementary ' '7w4fffM45f4!f CAIN, IOSEPH'E. CARTER, CONSUELLA CHAMBERS, ARNOLD M.S., Bradley U. M. Mus. Ed. B.S., Jackson State Industrial Ed. Vandercook Elementary Band fgsq CHILDRESS, EVA Diploma Henderson Business Secretary to the Principal COTTON. TAYLOR CRUMP, ALVERIA D. CUNNINGHAM, BARBARA CURRY, CHRISTINE B.S. , M. I. B.S., Mississippi Rust College M.S. , Indiana U. College Valley State Secretary to the Business Ed. H.S. Social Sci- High School English Public Relations C0-2011 Director DOTSON, JAMES EDWARDS, LOIS EDWARDS, THOMAS ELLIS, GEORGE B.S., Alcorn M.S.. Tuskegee M.S. , Tuskegee B.S. , Alcorn High School Elementary Social Science College Mathematics Trades 5 W We V as ,Z Q us, . X . . G . Q ' ' 1 ' 5 f A9 a FURDGE, LAWRENCE B.S. , Alcorn High School Math GAINES, VASHTI M. B.S. , Jackson S. Health 86 Physical Education mwlSZ4,ff No Photo AVARAILE GAINES, WILLIAM B.S. , Jackson S. Health 8a Physical Education GAMBRELL, FRANK M.S. , Kansas State College Science f' , , GAMBRELL, IRMA B. S. , Spelman Home Economics X GREEN, MIRLAN B.S.. Southern Librarian I6 GARMON, LEE ROY M. , University of Denver Guidance GOODEN, BENNIE S. B.S. , Jackson S. High School Social Science , siii Q ,Q 'SE ,lni J GREEN, GEORGE B.S. , Alcorn College Chemistry HARRIS, NANNETT HENDERSON, LOIS HERSEY, JOHNNY Rust College M. S. . Tuskegee B.S. . Jackson S. Dean of Women High School High School English Mathematics ' ?m:uZtqcmd HILL, JIMMIE R. M.A. , Texas Southern High School English HOGAN, MARVIN B.S. , Rust College High School Social Science HOLMES, MILDRED M. A. , University of Illinois College English SW! HUNT, DANIEL B.S. , Jackson State High School Social Science JACKSON, EDDIE M. JACKSON, JOHN A. M.A. . Illinois U. M. Ed. , Colorado High School English College Science and Mathematics KEYS, GERTIE A. M.A., Columbia U. Music and Choir KEYS, M. R. M. A. , Columbia U. College Science MARTIN, M. c, MCCUNE, EVA J. MCLAURIN, SEZZIE MILLER, JAMES E, B. S. , Jackson S. B. S. , Alcorn M. S. , Tuskegee M. S. , Tennessee A841 Elem. Principal High School Home Economics College English Social Science Public Relations Director D 0 M 5:44 Picfure Not Available MITCHELL, ERNEST MOORE, ELLA B.S. , Mississippi B.S. . Alcorn Industrial Dietitian High School Math 85 Science MOTON, DERMA Assoc. Arts, Coahoma Ir. College Assist. Librarian RAINEY, B. G. REID, CHARLES A,B., Lemoyne B.S., Morehouse High School High School EI1g1iSh Social Science REID, MARION B.S., Jackson College Social Science QUEEN, GLORIA D. M.A., Indiana U. Elementary RICHARDSON, T. w, B.S., Jackson College Art SHANKS, WARREN SHELBY, MINNA WASHINGTON, WILLETTE WHEATLEY, BARBARA B.S.. Alcorn M.Ed., Tuskegee B.S., Jackson B.S.. Jackson Vocational Education High School Sci. Elementary Agriculture I' 1 l 1 4 1 i 4 l 1 . I J A I, . D ' and sang WHEATLEY, JOSEPH WHITESIDE, MURIEL WII-'SON' MAYO WINBUSH, RUBY M.A. , Roosevelt M.S. , State A.B. ' Tougaloo B.S. , Tougaloo College Social Teachers College High School Math High School English Science English Sr Ed, ,gc Science Dean of Men WOODS, ALMA J. A. B. . Tougaloo High School English College Secretaries S, K 1 N Our efficient secretaries relax after a hard day's work. L to R: Mes- dames Cunningham, V. Armstrong, and D. Armstrong I9 3 SW! I lx Ill? Q' G af E N r - Mr. Harry Johnson Custodian of Buildings and Grounds COLLEGE Mr. Robert Shaw, Maintenance Chief and The Tiger Express 20 1 HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA - lo S. Mrs. Edith Satterfield, Manager COLLEGE DINING HALL STAFF Miss Ella Moore, Dietitian ' L. to R.: Mesdames Stimage, Jackson, Woods, Miller, Davis and Student Assistants Rev. W. B. Crump and Pres, McLaurin lead the march. The March Continues 'Wd- REV. WYNN LEADS INVOCATION 22 7964 I The March begins Faculty at ease ' 1 ...L l?64 Mrs. Lillian Rogers-Johnson Rev. W. B. Crump, Pastor Haven Metho Retired Educator dist Church Baccalaureate Speaker Commencement Speaker C .SX . A ' Faculty, Graduates all stand as Alma Mater is played n PR 06 RAM ' ' 'THAT DEVELOPS EXCELLENCE COAHOMA JUNIOR COLLEGE MEETS STATE TEACHER EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS GENERAL EDUCATION Basic to All Curricula and Certificates PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION Elementary Level STATE REQUIREMENTS COAHOMA JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR 4 YEARS Corresponding Requirements Quarter QU3-'tel' I-louis HOUYS Professional Education lGenerali Education 102-103 6 STATE REQUIREMENTS C83-ll-I'gMA JUNloR COLLEGE Growth and Develop' 4 H'1o'Q,?,fQogf,'Q,'Q',Qh and pondlng Requirements Teaching of Reading 4 QI-signs' QEELGCIIEIBI Elementary Methods 4 Ediucatglon 101-Orientation to 4 English I6 1-:hgllsh lol-loz-103 9 D1Ei2f,,egnQraeQ,chg5'QEd2Q-me 3 ec ng Oral and Written Expression Electives 3 'English 201-202-203 9 gg lo M-in Lit SECOND Mature 'Five years of teaching experience ln the elementary fleld may be substituted ARY 13 in lieu of Directed Teaching, but the applicant must have a total ot 28 quarter TEACH hours ln professional education. Fine Art 4 ER EDU 1Not required for certificate F1119 Aff 103 CATION Lgsgghlgxfic and elementary Art 101-Fundamentals Afxnfgzglfftogggguou 'O 2 SPECIALIZED ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ...na M 5-1-A1-Eniprggv Q 1-s coAlloMA JUNlon Connor: Health Bhd PhYSiCB1 Ed'-1080011 Persona AJQR IN S F416 .or Corresponding Requirements yt ' ' ' CIE 4' Quarter Simiiiiygiigitind 49495 ,mseszalsntzalgzafglw 3 am.Jl'?E M, P Qfjiggl AE'2ff,22,2Q'n and 0? S9 Physlcal Educanon 201-202-203 3 1:31512-foghitrljyn 2 Q10 for Chudfen wp 6 1'fAJoR 'atu.!'e for Children 4 hi GAR-lent,51g 4 ,I 'c for Children 4 0 science E EicaI Science 101-102-103 9 Sv- N1mj1,H'0P Children 4 0400 Biological Science 8 ok 14, 'lclence 201'2o2'203 9 Science L 86,417 : 4' Elective Ehyaiflgizfsgligssg may be 8 GL S001 ,Mics 201-202 -'E OS I TOTAL H'-'E Ildathematlcs at 6, 24 TOTAL L8 '-as 0143, Social Science 101-1. DQ Q Il1tl'0d11CtIOD to SOCIBI ICC Social Studles BUSINESS ED Survey of World History 8 Svcial 50161109 103 UCATION American History Human Geography MAJOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 2225:-gghy Sxocliacl mince 201-202-203 9 or .ory o Miii. ION lligygllgsnqbgivctgggiml or soclall 8 AL EDUCAT Sociology ARTS YHYSIC TAL AND Economics KNDUSTB' IN HEALTH PhU0S5PhY A Ehgllsh 205-Puhllc speaklng 4 MMOB' 16 4 C9 s ee h 4 0 pElei:tives to be chosen from qv me Ste above VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION oe TOTAL ,72 G49 'T' PLANE SURVEYING 203 T CONTRACTS AND SPECIFICATION 203 . D+ ' This course emphasizes the basic principle' plar urveying Th? course is-qeslgned to erfaibkf tb OSC 'MF to prepare, estf' including field and office procedures' Carp of 86,0 antsyrnates and speclflcatlons for'bul1d1r QQ tructlon. Instruction IS differential and profile leveling, open f 4,9 traverse, 001' -Ewen in takmgpff quantmes fr 42? 595 and Ipecmcatlgns tg promos and orosysootionh Method, 9,9 Ageping, cgmph 40 Qtermine material and labor of Oo ,alnlng is given in e use and plotting survey data. 99 'qt atalogs, check llsts, cosf 0 .s, price llsts and estlmatlng Three hours por Week. Th, 59 Jodit. SOI The relationship' bf 6 plans, specifications, codes and +0 col. 04,0 -e consldereo Q student prepares a set 0f'SpBC1f1- COST AND ESTIMATIP' cation Gklntracts a bbs es a complete estimate of a building A study of elemer' 9 ..l construction, analysis of proceduresD1'0j601S- in recording quant. -off, labor factor and overhead, investi- Four hours per week. 1-our hours credit. gation and tabulatr A of representative cost data for building construction. PIPING, ELECTRICAL AND TOPOGRAPHICAL DRAFTING 203 T 24 ,., 4 u'pff , 1 . . .. Y , f, ,. .-ff. ,W , :.,.,,.-3? ' .vi e- A1 Q' H .1 5' 1,4 ss' ' . 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Abram, James Adams, Vernice Alexander, Maggie Allison, Thomas Arrington, Ernest Battle, Clara Battle, Minnie Blountt, Leo Boone, Robert Brown, Archie Brown, Leatha Buckley, Thelma Burton, Alice ,.4?4z'aDauaa,? Carter, Rayford Clark, Oliver Cole, Verneeda p Cooley, Dessie Criss, Hildre Daniel, Pearline Campbell, Annie Jean Campbell, Annie Mildred Campbell, David Campbell, DeVoyce A . afScc2nce Burton, Cotsie Butter, Ruthie Byas, Lillie Z. fauna Wdhu, Fweddeaz af Student Davis, Lester Doyle, Martha Dye, Wanda N. F leming, Catherine Ford, Stella Fox, Ella Mae Franklin, Mae Willie E Givens, Elois Goss, Mary G. Gray, Isaac Gray, Lena Gray, Lois Grayer, Martha S , Howard, Lucille Hudson, Marilyn Hughes, Alice F. Hurley, John Ingram, Sylvester Jackson, Emma Sue gee! D Quan! .lacy 775-'sgude Harper, James Hawkins, William Houston, Myrtle Howard, Dollie Harris, Delois Harris, Mae Evelyn Haro, Arthur Sopdomue, Jackson, Eunice James, Margaret Jennings, Ruth Wtedoq, df700d4u 'kann Johnson, Alberta Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson, Lucille Johnson, Patricia ew- Jones, James W. Jordan, Theory Langston, Victoria Lindsey, Betty D. Martin, Queen Ester McBride, Mary S Sava' 'YWQX 32 , Wanda Dye it i Sullivan, Carol Tardy, Addison Taylor, Clara Taylor, Doretha Thompson, Bobl: Tolliver, Abe Www? Stanford, Annie Stanford, Otis Stansbury, Elma Stewart, Bascom mmna agua 2 Smith, Beverly Smith, Marshia Sorrell, Emestine E Robinson, Annie C. Robinson, Catherine Robinson, Dorothy s.p4..m em., swam , WMU Robinson, Erly Rogers, Martha Ross, Delores Saddler, Jesse 4350 K! Sarvis, Juanita Sellers, Jimmie Sheard, Goshell Sigall, Ola Sims, Zettie Slater, Willie , Panama foam, Seaweed Salam-an-eddy of 1965 McDonald, Mae Francis Morgan, Lucille Morgan, Shirley Nathan, Letha Noah, Pearlie Newson, Bertha Pickett, George Puckett, Levon Reives, Edna F. Reives, Roger Reynold, Jimmy Pidure Not Re nold, Lo ' Y ulse Available Richmond, Mattie I Soplomou Spwwoud 7196 to 715176. Towner, Charles Turner, Etta Wade, James Picfure Noi Available Ward, Mattie Washington, Barbara Washington, Jessie Webb Lois I 'Q ti4.1,..5 k Wm, 6' ,.. K J VE zzi A, A E -sa i ' 2 :.,, ' is ett, W aa.,. f Webb, Marion Wiley, Annie Wilkins, Jimmie Williams, Ellen Williams, Emma Williams, Mattie 35 -ff .Fl i- Sopiomafae, fades Wcnleg 66444 ?fze4wieaZ 70c!lc4m6d4f0zSczZe4fa4a4?4u6oae54 ' uz?andf7 Wedkame 1-fee S ?!4qa Zacdlaae of gmwlfu I0 Zeww faux Sadddez 14664 Saupiauhz fam 6 Zane Matthew Williams Sallie Williams Emma Willingham Margaret Windless James Witherspoon Annie Woods C. J. Woods Marty Michell Elmer Haynes vw- vw -v-vw-' '7fze44man Spamaw and Uffdcefw ' Picture A C aw Noi' ,xx , Available V. GAINES M. I. SHELBY M. HOLMES M..R. KEYS T. W. RICHARDSON L. BRAXTON I. H. WHEATLEY 411 Q A 5 Maia fg X 93, si if figs if Plciure Q as fi iss flag., if . 0 1 it 5 Pig? Avaslable Q 5' is 'X ii? iafzwstgig :is was sig Q M rf: .. W -2 -.tt-.. .. 1-fm -.nS9?K,gg7s-Ms -1 .- . . 1 -L'L - 1 I I ' , ' N if - gg 5- -Ds. .. A yuf X ,G ' - ., , . .G sie? ' X. f ' ,f 2 X' 'Yf.FfvIg3,:fH1.. 4' 'fi IE'1'-inf'-JS 342 -v' 9' w. C. GAINES G. GREEN T. EDWARDS G. ELLIS J. JACKSON r SEATED L. to R.: Malinda Ford, Sec'y, Barbara Matlock, Asst. Sec'y, Panola Mitchell, Chaplin, Bonnie Con- well, Student Council Representative. STANDING L. to R.: John A. Smith, President, Mose Rollins, Vice President, Kenneth Thomas, Business Manager, Murphy Greer, Class Reporter, David Costic, Sergeant-at-Arms, Jimmie Autmon, Parliamentarian 37 Adams, Alvernica Adams, Barbara Andrews, Arma Jean Autmon, Jimmie E. Banks, Ceola Barnett, Elaine Barnett, Mary Billings, Walter I. Black, Mozella Bluington, Estell Breaux, Theodora Brown Brown Brown O Brown, Annie Aristeen Beatrice Louise 1 ZS iij Q ' 'A 53:11 ts ? S' ' Z' L' -l. in I . .L ,Q , x ., .4--'fi z , ' iz A 38 344 7 - .lwzgectae Qfrfdtofzq V ,X 1, 0 , r A f 1 F Bunns, Bobbie Burl, Carrie Burton, Odessia Byas, Flora Cain, Lula Carson, Beatta Carter, Augustus Carter, Florean Carter, Mattie Clark, Mary Clay, Jesse Cleveland, Ben F Clinton, Vera Coleman, W. W. Conwell, A. E. Conwell, Bonnie Cooper, Charles Culp, Mack gddgwtd ,S af? 66444 Hatchett, Marilyn Henderson, Betsy Henderson, Cleotha Henry, Walterene Hicks, Oliver Hill, Edith Hill, Jo Ann Hinton, Dorothy Hodges, Essie Hogan, Alma Rose Hollimon, Elbridge Holmes, Bobbie Hutton, Lucy Ivy, Dilcy Jennings, Robert Johnson, Marshall' Johnson, Minnie Johnson, Vallena Jones, Betty Ann Jones, Irma Jones, Freddie Jones, Joe Willie Jones, Kenneth Jordan, Ernestine Jordan, Mary A. Journigan, Roy Joyner, Jerdene King, Sallie Kinnard, Alfred Kirkland, Elaine Kirkland, Yvonne Levy, Shirley Lewers, Azria 'isl- Ford, Malinda Frierson, James Gant, Melvin Gant, Shirley Gates, Barbara Gates, Julia Gee, Norman Gipson, Robbie Grady, Brenda Greer, Jimmy Greer, Murphy Griffin, Imogene Griffin, Queen E. Hall, Erma Hannah, John E. Hardmon, Andrew Harris, Gladys Harrison, Mildred 40 felon 14. Suufhp ' 61444 Curry, Lula Curtis, Barbara Davis, Dorothy Pearl Davis, Frankie Davis, Oscar Davis, Pauline Dixon, Fannie B. Earvin, Bennie L. Eley, Marion English, L. C. Epps, Clotee B. Figgs, James Flagg, Roy Flowers, Amos V Floyd, Glasco Seven? Mickles, Emest Mills, Erma L. Mitchell, Panola Morris, Rufus Mosley, Osborne Nash, Shirley Neal, Herdistine Nelson, Nadine Newsom, Willie Nichols, Joyce Norman, Eva O'Neal, Charlie Osborne, Frank Pace, Zora Parker, Helen Parker, Willie E. Patton, Melvin Poindexter, C. L, Long, Arthur M. Love, Marva I, Luckett, Lula Mallett, Jessie Matlock, Barbara McClellan, Thomas McGee, Jessie McGee, Violet McGregory, Leola Mcl-Ienry, Jenie McKinney, Marshell McLaughlin, Mattie McLaurin, Esther McNair, Virginia McShepard, Granell li 114 2'-4 4I Pullin, Mary Randle, Mildred Y. Reed, Tommy Reid, Emma Riley, Daphine Robinson, Margaret Robinson, Zelda Rucker, Joyce Russell, Bessie Scott, Joseph Scott, Melver Seals, Georgia Seals, Vera Self, Olenza Sellers, Callie 42 Shaw, Mary Sias, Johnnie Simmons, Eva Sims, Elizabeth Skipper, Josephine Smith, Arlene Smith, Smith, Smith Smith Smith, Smith, S pann, Spears Spears, Dorothy Ella Emma Eva John A . Marie Leola Martha Rosie Standford, Lettie Stansburry, Ethel Stanton, Geneva 4-Y y -xt Seam 7 an Me 35.71. avr' 1, r 'E af ' 9? 1523 fi ,p f S is Todd, Johnny Tolliver, Robert Tuckson, Larry Tuckson, Lee A. Turner, Allen Turner, Eddie Turner, James Tyler Louis D. Walker, Celia Walls, John E. Washington, Josie Webb, Irma Webb, Mary West, Emma White, Mamie Whitfield, Julia Wiley, William Williams, Annie Staten, Raymond Stewart, Mary Stewart, Rose Mary Stokes, Elizabeth Stringer, Marion Stubbs, Thomas Sykes, Rosa Ann Taylor, Earline Taylor, Sevelda Thomas, Kenneth QW Thomas, Larry Thomas, Lillie Thompson, Leathoial Thompson, Woody Todd, Fontroy' Q 4 .- X sr 5 '. 1 5,4- xg tie 1' .JAH 43 K Willis, Patricia Wilson, James Windham, Calvin Wright, George Wright, Hattie Wright, Roy Young, Mary Young, William Johnson, Robert Pickett, Alzeda 74ama4,3, ' efddd W PTH, x 2.5 ug., 55 At? f ,S as jf ,Q If ' ,A Ax X., '35- XX BX +R X .1 x x A N f AQ ma f ZMMX Q 7 Our Pep :Team is Really in Action bf an m.,f'4ff- U Q ' ffa' I ., f V P sw We . f, , .W ,.,,'v' L Y-hw.: 4 M'V' 4 Ml: we tw 1 6 f uf- ', 7 ,,, ,, . . w, ,yi 1' f' ,l , U Q, f , , ft . Q .,,, f f Trim wwf . t Semin Uffezma and Spaauu Picture Noi Available MR, WILSON JAMES ROBINSON MRS. JACKSON CHRISTINE SHELBY MR. HERSEY Seann 66444 Offwmc L. to R.: Martha Armstrong, Treasurer: Marilyn Whitehead, Assistant Secretaryg Dorothy McDaniel, Secretaryg and Robert Giles, President Miss Margaret Christine Shelbyg Miss AHS of 1965 , is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Shelby of Moon Lake. She graduated with high scholastic honors from Hull Ir. High School in 1962. Beginning as a Sophomore at Coahoma A. H.S. , she continued to progress and achieved academic and social honors throughout her high school,career. Her participation in the local and state 4-I-I and NHA Clubs motivated her to an eye toward a career in Commercial Dietetics. ' MR. A.H.s. James Robinson is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, Dublin, Mississippi. He entered Coahoma A. H.S. in the fall of 1962 after graduation from Dublin Jr. High School. James is an active member of the Hi-Y and holds a spotlight in the band as a player of the Alto Saxophone. He is aiming toward a career as an accountant. Salou af '65 74:44 aftie '5' 7mm 1446 Sauna Allen, Edward Anderson, Darrel Anderson, I. B. Anderson, Odessa Armstrong, Martha Bass, Johnnie Bennett, Tyrone Brackett, Leora Bryant, Edna Bryant, James Burt, Abbie Claybrook, Ann Collier, Anthony Collins, Eddie Collins, Sylvester Cosby, Jacquelyn Daniel, Betty Davis, 'L. B. Davis, Mary Davis, Willie Sendou of '65 7506 4540 70055435 'kdm rice L L A Salou Dodd, Mary Dugar, Earline Durr, Mary Fair, Doris Flagg, Melvin Flagg, Rosa Flowers, Dennis Ford, Evelena Garnett, John Gaston, Heerey Gates, Finis Gates, Maggie German, Irene Giles, Robert Greenwood, Roosevelt Hale, Louis Harris, Davis Harris, John Hart, Stanley Hemphill, James l 47 Seaahfw of '65 Sixteen o0ft5e?4ndz4'ze5eaabwmzd7heewt4e64aaz Hodges, L. V. Houston, Bettye Ingram, Robert Johnson, Catherine Johnson, Lillie Jones, Annie Jones, Johnny Kelly, Essie Lathan, Virgie Love, R. L. Maggitt, Lillie Malane, Donald McClinton, Yvonne McDaniel, Dorothy Montgomery, Delores Moss, Jackie Oliver, Josie Outlaw, Betty Perkins, Estell Pringle, Gardenia 48 it is ,515 K, Q X , ,. ,, V. 9 Sauna of '65 'funaztq aft4e7fa945c4oolD ' Wehiusmwu my Rhodes, Edward Rhodes, Pearlean Roberts, Arthur Robinson, Alphonia Robinson, James Robinson, Zettie Rosenthal, Ora Ruffin, Walter Sanders, Alfredia Scott, Emma Shelby, Margaret C. Smiley, Johnny Smitn, Maxine Simmons, David Snerling, Lena Stokes, Florida Taylor, Vinorah Vine, Rebecca Waters, Ethel Watson, Mae Willie 49 I Saubu af '65 1 7m Smm Wm 05420: an Danna' 216 and 716-716-Z Wilson, Myrtle West, Nellie Weston, Rosetta White, Jessie Whitehead, Marilyn Whitehead, Wilmon Whitfield, Robert Williams, Betty Williams, Clara Williams, Edgar Williams, Robert Williams, Victoria Wilson, Carolyn Shanti Anderson, Esteria Anderson, Percy Armstrong, Willie Atkins, Sam Anderson, Beckem Bennett, C. B, Benson, Cora Branch, Mary Braxton, Harry Britton, Joseph Brooks, Betty Brown, Emma Bullock, Tommy Burks, Dorothy Carter, Albertine gave Fund Daneejofz 7Zad4 77eople Clark, Donn, Early, Eloby, Evans, Fields, Carter, Modena Billy G. Clarke, Myrtle Clemon, Celia Mae Collier, Nayland Collins, Annie B. Cooper, Ida M. Cosby, Edward Cosby, Lurinzo Davis, Mary E. Ta nkie Gracie Thomas Rosie Lee LaSandra 5!eaewf4Qz4de6!a447fa429SZadewr4 'Ks rw.. , Johnson, Eugene Johnson, Jimmy Johnson, Ora L. Jones, Charles E. Kinard, Edward L. Lampkin, Dorothy Lathan, Jerutha Lee, Willie B. Lipsey, Marnie Lipsey, Sarah Long, Carl Martin, Atlean Monroe, Fannie Outlaw, Annie R. Owens, Lizellar ,-'S'-TS. -'wa Furdge, Dorothy Garner, Ruby Gipson, Vennie L. Harrell, Bertha E. Harris, Bernice Haynes, Wilbur Haynes, George Henderson, Betty Hervey, Eurmon Higgins, Joseph Hill, Birdie Hopkins, Ruthie L. Hurbert, Laura Jackson, Mary Ann Johnson, Earnestine M ., i M-as ..., 'hi' W, 'i at Peace, Della M. Perryman, Leroy Pettis, Tryphonia Pettis, Zettie M. Phillip, Daisy Phillip, Jesse Ray, Jimmy Redrick, Shirley Reed, Andria Reed, Mary L. Robinson, Elbert Robinson, Jewel Seawood, William Shaw, Jennett Sheds, Mozella Emmmaweaunama at ns- Fi ,..,,,..f'fs I X sr . if Skelton, Annie L. Smith, Charles Smith, L. B. Smith, Jessie Spann, Paggy J. Spencer, W. C. Stewart, Lillian Story, Cynthia Tyler, Catherine Van, Mamie Washington, Alice Washington, Barbara Washington, Hilda Webb, Leroy Webster, Rosa Eleven!! Qaeda 66444-,4ctc21e an 24414, you and Tyler, Appolone ,K x b ,,,., ,f V y f' WN, Juniors and seniors care and share Whitehead, Laura Whitehead, Lonnie Whitefield, Albert Wilder, Oscar Wilder, Ruby Williams, Julia Williams, Nancy White, Pearlie Lipsey, Mamie Robinson, Phyllis Adams, Alonzo Adams, William Anderson, Priscilla Armstrong, Emma Bailey, S. T, Bass, Bailey Banks, Margie Banks, Mattie Baker, Charles Baggage, Deloris Belle, 'Earnestine Blocker, Carrie Blunt, Clemetine Branch, William T. Brown, W oorow Bryant, George Bryant, Joyce Chatman, Rosie Christian, Jerry Clark, Johnny Cole, Essie Collin, Norma Conrad, Marie Cosby, Lendia Ctmningham, Reese Curtis, Beatrice Davis, Deloris Davis, Helen Davis, Juanita Davis, Roy Driver, Yvonne Eloby, Julius Galloway, Maggie Glenn, Annie L. Griffin, Bessie 254 azt4e7eat4QzadeQa44 Harris, Elizabeth Harris, Odessa Hanes, Evelyn Haynes, Oscar Hearn, Reatha Henderson, Viola Hervy, Josephine Hodges, Mary Hodges, Oneida Huggins, Gloria In gram, Dorothy Jennings, Dorothy Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Charles Curtis Ellen Estella Jessie Jessie Ruth Lillie Jones, Pearlean Lampkin, Deloris Lane, Lenora Lockett, Bettie Long, Sandra Ma ggitt, Bertha Mahone, Emily Malane, Raymond McCune, Gloria McDaniel, Glover Minor, Coretta Neeley, Gregory Nelson, Ella People, Edna Pernell, Willie Pleasant, Willie 7an!4Qe4de 74427 Wann fallsfadentd X-fm. 4413 ??7' 3 J 1 'Mais l 1 N QSM was 7ent4Qzade74'f44l8'64o6z 'E-5,1 i' iff' ff va-Isa my 3' my Q 1, My l 1' X' 'fir'-t. fy, J ' I ,AVI sm wi I , 4 r xv' 7 it , Z - v K , nz ff' ,sky icy if ' .f A 52 , , ., 9. qi Yates, Robert Anders, Barbara ,pkg . eq, 01 -. ' 5' Ransom, Elizabeth Robinson, Leatha Robinson, Lionel Sanders, Jo Ann Sargent, Rita Shanks, Warren , Stapleton, Clyde V Steveson, Joe f'-M is Story, Dorothy Spann, John I . U , , A I ' m Williams, Williams, Williams Williams Willis, Gladys Spencer, Beatrice Taylor, Verdie Torry, Edgar Valentine, Lettie A Victory, Shirley Washington, Katherine Washington, Ollie Webb, Rosetta Wilkins, Helen Williams, Bettye Euie Eula Johnetta Sylena Popular Sophomores 7woztq?awz7Zdnf4 Wlddetdefonoz A .f J ,gy ra -is 'r' ' ,, rf A 1 59 ,- ,ff pw' . N, X , . Army' fd .: ,. N , 9 more ., X , .11 ,J Q- : - 'L ,E.:aSi':. --'fi 5 . , : B Brown, Margaret Brown, Robert Brunt, Corinthian Brunt, John L. Budgett, Shirley Burnelle, Francis Burnside, Willie Butler, Lena Campbell, Sandra Collins, George Cosby, Carolyn Cosey, Evelyn Cotton, Clotha Cross, Betty Cummings, L. A. Cunningham, James Daniel, James Dampier, Jeff f' staff. o1 Avgruu .Is ' , r if-ug ':, 1- ' X,..,fV f Za!! Anderson, Lizzie Anderson, Sarah Badger, Ethel Bedone, Jesse Bennett, Richard Boyd, Larry Bradley, Daisy Bradley, Inell Bundley, Inell Branch, Larry Brown, James Brown, Johnny . ' if ig 2 , ix, ,A,. Q? , f ,X I I r J ,,,u,, 1 , ' ff Darrough, Melvin Davis, Albertine Davis, Ida Davis, Sadie Driver, E. W. Dugar, Isiah Evans, Robert Eloby, Roosevelt Flowers, Wanda Ford, Leona Foster, Dorothy Furdge, Willie M Gathings, John Glover, L. G. Griffin, Bobbie Hagan, Candy Halbert, Rosie Harper, Jennie Harrell, Albert Harrell, Isaac Harris, Annie Harris, Clara Harris, Napoleon f A Harris, Tereatha avWmioa4f4 ?icture Not Available 1 Kelly, Shirley Kinsey, Carter Kyles, Nathaniel Lewis, Everlina 'Lockett, Willie Long, Freddie Luster, Floyd Martin, Lula Matrox, Irene McCray, Betty McCullough, E, Miller, Roosevelt Gtr? 45 P. as 1 3!H! f J A1 QS, Haynes, Chester Haynes, John Haynes, Larry Henderson, Bobbie Hopkins, Louise Hornburger, Deloris How ard, Houston, Jenkins, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Dorothy Willie Mary Daniel Earl Ella Mary A. Tressie Jones, Donnie Jones, Estella Jones, Lena Jude, Julia z D9- 96 . sr- ju J .ff fi fl A 4 40-f I 7142154 Seezamo Pefzfafzmed77t4aq5ec2ace2 Pollard, Rosie Riley, Lloyd Robinson, Emma Rowe, Virgie Spann, Barbara Thomas, Clifton Spencey, Carrie Stanton, Cornelius Staple, Katie Stimage, Elizabeth Stokes, Hill Sykes, Jessie Thomas, Bettie Tigue, Katherine Torry, Cleotha Tribble, Dorothy Tucker, Bobbie Walker, Bobbie J. 60 Picture Available wht I Mitchell, Lillie B Moore, Lebertha Moore, Samnel Monagan. Webster Murry, Jerry Allison, Veola Patterson, Bernice Peace, Harry Peoples, Joyce Pleasent, Earlene Poind ex ter, Le norma Pollard, Julia W W' 'Q 'li' f s Walker, Irma L. Walker, Loistine Walker, Robert Washington, Emma Webster, Joshus Webb, Tommy Weems, Clarence White, Ida Whitehead, Lossie Williams, Dyonne Williams, Venitra Williams, W. C. A W' pocizdew glance 2o!Z2,X0 f Miller, Earnest Jones, Lena ,mm Neals, Shirley if Starks, Brenda fi s 1' PASSENGERS Willis, Annie Wilson, Samuel Wilson, Woodrow Word, Lula Wright, Dorthy Yarbrough, Barbara 6I cgdzd Dodd, Arby Dean Felterston, Arthur Field, Louise Gambrell, Dwilette Howard, Larry Hunter, Lady Mae Johnson, Dorothy Mae Johnson, Eva Mae Branch, Caroline Brugett, Toney Burnside, Robert Earl Burton, Sarah Mae Davidson, Pearly Mae Edwards, Barbara Flenoy, Frank Howard, Mary Lee Johnson, Doris A. Jones, Bessie Mae Long, Juanita Mobley, James H. Mobley, Velma Moore, Leroy Miller, Mattie Lee Qaeda an 'S in in N Marious, Iannie B. Parker, Joe E. Porter, Dorothy Mae Reynolds, Joe Smith, Veluie Stimage, Dan Allen Thompson, Charlie Torry, Allen Tyler, Maxteen White, Bertha Lee White, Tommy Lee Williams, Daisy Mae Williams, Tommy Wright, Frank Travis, Melvin w ' -'ww ur-:'m..u 1 A ef Q -1h1k gre I l gf 411555 fri' 4' Q 1 A-rf ,ff X M 1 ' ,f R ir I 'N-., ww SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Barbara Wheatley, Teacher 64 FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Arnold Chambers, Teacher ' L :ir A TXIFQ I! 'f -.1...,,,W ,Z gnu Y,-...am-X W. mu.. I J Q D. ' ,if-'ff ' ,fm lm, FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Lois S. Edwards, Teacher THIRD GRADE Miss Earline M. Anderson, Teacher FIRST GRADE Mrs. Rosa M. Brown, Teacher e'1g7 SECOND GRADE Mrs. Gloria D. Queen, Teacher I ACTIVITIES ' ' ' WITH CHALLENGE 'Il' 1-L., .Hi - I QM If ' ' A 'ln.v.. -Bn-max - ' wr, - , - . , Y A Y. N- ' gm ' I ' xx ' I I I 67 f 'N W ns .9 e X G54 ff' i 4 -f-J nu Wistar gp 0 l 0 TMS STUDENT COUNCIL BULLETIN BOARD SPONSORS: Mrs. Zee A Barron and Mr. Lee Roy Garmon CHAIRMAN: Albertine Carter and CO-CHAIRMAN: Jimmy Johnson M, , Q Q, . I..VII J M L J ., V f V . W STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS L. to R.: Jimmy Johnson, Assist. Sec'y, Grover Woodfork, Vice President, Jimmy Wilkins, President. L. to R. SEATED: Edna Bryant, Secretary and Leora Small, Treasurer The Student Council is made up of students elected from the entire student body to serve as an example of de- mocracy. Each class and organization elects students to represent them in all matters that concern the entire school. Officers of the Student Council attended the state work- shop and the state meeting. Among the activities sponsored by the Student Council this year were: A weekly movie, contributed to needy dur- ing yuletide season, Homecoming, constitution revision, Academic Improvement, Back-to-School Dance, new meth- ods of Election, Decorated High School and College Bulletin Boards, contributed to Polio Fund, and presented certificates to honor students. COLLEGE STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES L. to R.: DeVoyce Campbell, Carl Hardmon, Dorothy Robinson, ael McLaurin and Martha Rogers Mich HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES L, to R. : Florene Oliver, Christine Shelby, Stanley Hart and Albertine Carter A Sopdonune' WMM 5 Who's Who in C. J. C. 's Academic World I , Jw' 1 is ag, gfomvzs , K ' x , Hi W fi f 1 K ff 1 5 x 1 ' x V2 k:wS x -' . f,- g -I N 1 1 Kxzxf A, xii.. s gi mi 'O my 5440.-z Www s We su-ive to walk as one of them. 7l A 7964 my sawn Greeting From The Senior Class A A , . T Z ', e if f f X 1 ' . - , -X-e f , I X ' 1, 4 I Q A X . ' za N It 37? 4, ' V ' , ,V V ' 35 f ',- .EL , , ff -, , 1, V f 7 0 Zigi., , U . , 3 1' . 1 - my ,Jig - Wu 5 , ff , if f .Q 1 ,,'Z 'V 59. f' fi A , f Q .fs ,I wx' 'I 6,4 Z, , , kkkk ern X AW' - 4. 5 , , f , , My N, .I ,L V .. .L A 'af f ,- 3. f' 5' . W f M 5 2 , -if J 4- ' F ,Y K V' 4 f 14.7 5 f Lf -,, 7 3 ' ,, .34 ,g .3 rl: 4 In if' 22' f ' f, M ' , ' Y mf 2,f?,7 g - p gif? f ' A5254 ' f 1 ,iw f YY Q f W . 7 A Y. f his f 4-sf f if 1 fi f in Q.-I -3 . V ff ff ,F , Y ' f ' I X A Day Of Great Expectation ' ' A rf, .A gf ' ff X e . 2 . KV 2.CQ,f A ' 1 ' ' f , Q . , z ., ' ' 4, ,T if V A WQZZZI . A V. I X ., Q.. 7.04, W. I 6, I .V 4.0. x T T ,, A . . . ,sz .A rrrr T A 4. .fi A 'YV A - f ex J A 2' f A ws A A , ., . A 'iii'-'Ji - . is iff. - , sy 1 , K f Qs. ,g Q. an ' K lf 4 ' 2, 'S 7 'ik' Zi, if lil , , .V . 3- A bil rl-I. , ' I Y ,.-iii' ' Lf 3 . 'ff ' fwfif 1 ildow'-is f'.- I, M Q if 3 4 Q f22,,..4i r' My f ' 1 f' ' . 5 ,. v ,' ' 1' ' ' 11571 4. ' .1 -, A,-.wsu 'gi' The Girls File Out 72 A Tropical Scene Our Class Historians A Song Of Tomorrow Mr. Woodfork 1964 66444 Dag The anxiously awaited day has finally arrived for the Valedictorian, Clernmie Williams 1964 graduates bids farewell to Coahoma Ir. Col- lege 'G Charles Jones testifies that the 1964 graduating class is now ready to take a new stand. Roberta Wells foretells future accomplishments. D47 Zaeea ELIZABETH STIMAGE and Attendants Dancers Peform for Queen Wrapping the May pole indoors Deer? May Day Activities We are really having fun 5 x Let's Square Dance 5 The Majorettes are in action in The Hawaiian Twine 75 , I ' fm. 1- as M ,ISP DeVOYCE CAMPBELL, SOPHOMORE ENGLISH MAJOR, OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI Mlss C I C Enters the Court The Coronation MISS A. H. S. MR. A. H. S. CHRISTINE SHELBY JAMES ROBINSON The Royal Family E Vkjim,,p.mwnw..,A,53,14-'xp--L,.,1 Y xr' v V rw. f,-. ,fw.f.ff,f ...5 QJPQ5-f51' 45f?i'5-.3v?fw5Q.ieziffsziizxbx , MQM3' 4 Q- 1 3? E? Aly! I fs .L 5 yy, Y H M. 3 i mm , ' ' S . f S f M. V ---M. eq, ,S , W ,...,..,....,..,,f...,,1..g,z ' V - and nv ' -flfgf, g ' 0 ww y , 1 Queen, Captain and Court P 4 F I Fe, I Queen and Her Court 79 W -M . . -'puqnzW 'x'N-v:,,, 'fhllaqgtqml ---M-....M. . ,.,.. xr -,gh-I Lk, 'h 4 '-- J .4..-ig N-A ?---I -Qw.....,. . . . Wmwgmmw 9 I I I gl Q 1 I 1 ., . ff' fx .. W 2 'Rad' I I 'R R vw HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Mrs. G. R. Keys, DIRECTOR COLLEGE CHOIR Mrs. G. R. Keys, DIRECTOR I i I Agggm. , ' I I gg I ' ' If Q T - f I . sw ,. I ff... tr, X 1 a 'viii i K C I ,Q wi I -547121, ,I '. -x-f Av ,J 1 . ,R I ' 'c 4. ' +A. ' A ., Q . f I EH L W in I I I I I I I I I I 80 x hl HEAD MAJORETTES Marilyn Whitehead, Mary Branch 84 Frankie Davis . C.I.C. and A.H.S. BAND Miss Consuella Carter, BAND DIRECTOR Y 141 1 q. l if V-,. 4,41 4, .WWA Aa., W.5, A, -W , - A ,. ,L .. ., , A f- ,- An- - -,V-17 Jfnunpg.-1: A' ,A-..-A '-4A-- A X iii. ina! fam? .iii fi , YQ 44 5, , N Nm YH' KW i ey . QM? v J -if? 'W 4.1 Af.-, , f , V ygimzejfff Y Q Y I Cheerleaders ready for action ' fs f rc ,if 4' QZJAAEV: Watchers are ready for another touchdown , Everyone seems to be excited 83 t,4 f at lr 9 A? YS X ' Vi' MSE 2 'ff wt J y 4.11 W2 lk ,K I .ig . A , Q ' fi X n S ff'-1 7 f li f A - ,. ,ff . I 4 , , - , ,X I , . , 15 A n , w ,gm .I I K N L 4 f KMA H . .Q f' A 5 Q f' 4 . . I L fa, Y ,t M , fysama. gm Af ,:- 1, .5-. ' if f 255 - :L f f ' -QZNXQ V .x - x ,X 4' , av.-ey +2 e A ,, nw Attendants In Cars iz 2 f 'wal hw I ' Q. L... if ff Queens in Cars .Q Queen and Court Watching Game 84 Queen with football player Attendants look on 0 O I 0 Bulletin Board Band Miss C. I. C. and Friends Dancing Partners 85 M64 141: Sum: Mr, T, W. Richardson, INSTRUCTOR Hardmon, Eloby and Leonard I rx, -- h XRXR Q 5 if ,Vw saws, ' . W. ,s , ,W 5 1 - ' f ' C fr , if fa , 5, W5 W ' Modern Art Leonard and His Creations Pastels and Charcoal Budding DaVincis and Michaelangelos Admire Their Own Work Hardmon, Eloby and Leonard 'Me Z G! College Art Students of of X X, i MON! USA Thomas Eloby, high school sophomore poses with his original painting of Mona Lisa 1411! Elementa e 5' College FY ' 'fa qs' Q -1 5 f: I Sophomore, Physical Science Class MR. KEYS, INSTRUCTOR L.,- 4 U H Mr. Gambrell with Freshman Biology students rg R M 'Q W: i 89 B. F. MCLAURIN, IR. Dis- cusses his Master's Thesis in Entymology Faculty question the speaker. Dean chats with guests Guests serve themselves 'W' Speaker and Sponsors reminisce z ,f 0.-Ms, ' X 1 It was not entirely serious and scientific Not champagne, JUST Slflgef ale 90 and bright lights 9 I Officers of the Science Symposium Lester Davis, President Science Symposium Members Members of the Science Symposium enjoying a lectureat their social Students concentrating on the lecture 9 I I Prize Winning Projects N Students View Projects N I I The Hmnan Brain 1 N THEATRE Q 1 1 I A Study of Inheritance How Electricity is Used I 7 Q FRONT ROW L. to R.: Joseph Furdge, Irma Webb, Panola Mitchell, Mattie Ward Myrtle Houston, Arthur Walls BACK ROW L. to R.: Nathaniel Brooks, Todd, Robert Boone, Elberidge Holliman Jimmie Wilkins, Clara Battle, Earnestine Jordan, Mary Goss and Harrison High School History Class - Mr. B. S. Gooden, SPONSOR Wap 455 World Literature Class studies Shakespeare Mrs. Barron, INSTRUCTOR 94 Ways . Mathematics can be difficult Mr. George Ellis, INSTRUCTOR 1 I Education Class - Mrs. M. Shelby, INSTRUCTOR A class learns to use visual aids ,-mas,-,N Human growth and development projects W eifw ... if I O K , W , J s' as f S S f,. ff 'K X M I. f Mr, .MQ fswmf-sw Mrs. C. I. Curry, INSTRUCTOR TOP: Sophomore Business Majors BOTTOM: Freshman Business Majors Freshman Business Majors Shorthand Class 96 44 qv Sophomore Business Practice Classes High School Typing Class Mrs. Dorothy M. Armstrong, INSTRUCTOR 1 97 gl A 'Y V , ame ' A quick look at Teen-age Nuuition Mrs. Gambrell Teaches tomorrow's Homemakers Class Day in the Home Economics Department W ,PPM inns' ER Home Economics - Mrs. S. M. McLaurin, INSTRUCTOR N. F. A. - Mr. Warren G. Shanks, INSTRUCTOR llshfwvxl We .learns dy Dawg fax? '- lla C 1 College Carpentry Class High School Carpentry 7442: '74 Wat 2416, gfoweaefz We -learn ta Dunn Mechanical Drawing Classes, Mr. J. E. Cain, Instructor .MA y lOl AL ,. Aff- Carpentry zz Mr. Dodson and shop classes :ig Brick Masonry ' ,V 1 ' ?4z!4of4H41zQon?efa4!a477iuc4?aaza4Dfzc'a6z9 I Mr. Cotton's Driver Education Class Mr. Blake shows how a car is wired Mr. B1ake's Auto Mechanics Class i i I03 07442 ?laq2z Me - 74a Wa,-zaztq pQQO!4 f,-Z - . y s Ruby ,Smith and Bascom Stewart Bascom Stewart and Ruby Smith Bascom gives the key to Ruby to unlock the Overcome by anger and guilt doorithat has been closed for seven years. SICWHITI SCCkS H SO1l1ti0I1 Martha Rogers, Ruby Smith 8a Bascom Stewart Martha accuses Stewart of breaking the record she was listen- ing to the night he murdered her sweetheart. Martha Rogers and Ruby Ruby Smith and Martha Martha Rogers, Bascom Smith Rogers Stewart and Ruby Smith Martha is ICC-allinguihe Martha relates her fears Martha flees in anger and incidents that led up to to Ruby, disgust. the night of the murder ,4adc'ence in 7m Deanna: 74e Ped Keg and W S ,, 5 e I l r r is F Q ' A . l 1 1 f , , W.. . ' .M ,e Y , Charles Knight and Sara Gray discuss the will left Leo Towner and Sara Gray by her late husband Sara accuses an angry Leo of being W in love with her husband l p . f F 4 J Nathaniel Lee and Sara Nathaniel Lee, Leo Towner and DeVoyce Campbell Gray Lee recalls the night of the murder Nathaniel Lee and Sara Gray Timid Lee is accused of having pushed his uncle from the window pw Sara attempts to strangle DeVoyce when she learns the truth about how Sara 's p husband died. l l v 1 l I Sara Gray and DeVoyce Campbell '05 'Me Wafwitq 776417014 4 Send Tammy L Mr. James E. Miller, DIRECTOR T WW S, I. C. DRAMATICS TOURNAMENT WINNERS: Bascorn Stewart, Ruby Smith and Martha Rogers Neff 1 1 4 i ! A 1 aaa L Plaque V Present Shakespeare's immortal Julius Caesar with C.I.C. graduate, Tommy h Johnson, as Caesar . MZ. . 4 ' ' u . 5 -5' . ly, -3 4 K V :V V., K ,, .I 5 -1 fx' x ' f, W W4 I - tv 5. , y , I + 3 V fa igf V a Q f' Wea M51 , all ' 'e A X 1 .Zag - ,, ., I ,gt :Q A A Q- f . s .tw e- W3 , T A .sfisQ.f:1s Q U .X ,fs .. 'Ya is , . e.,,. , , - ' X W V if . Q. Y mi .ips sifs ,yr f at .,.. - 911 Famous Lines Brought to Mind Et tu, Brute Beware the ides of March i Cowards die many times before their deathsg The valiant never taste of death but once. The evil that men do lives after them, The good is oft interred with their bones. Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry lookg He thinks too much, such men are dangerous. If you have tears prepare to shed them now. This was the most unkindest cut of all. The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, But in ourselves that we are underlings. There is a tide in the affairs of men, which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. fndqukal Educatekw 702 5,91-d ' W g r i H.. Freshman Boys in Action Coach W. C, Gaines pfqdtldl E ' 202 imma' Mamie:-wwf iid , Sophomore Boys and Girls in Action Mrs. V. Gaines ' Um J ,.-ff High School Boys' Physical Education Class. Mr. Marvin Hogan INSTRUCTOR f- ' N' i 'a inr- G Freshman Boys' Physical Education Class. Mr. W. C. Gaines INSTRUCTOR fad- 716- Z and 7316- Z I R P E l N N w N N N i r Mrs. Ethel Braxton, SPONSOR Y 1 I H1-Y CLUB E I L M 1 R Mr. Charles Reid, SPONSOR s Sakai Offclww Asst. Supt., Campbell, David Sec'y. , Dorothy Robinson fNot shownj Treasurer, Thomas, Kenneth L. R., Mose Williams, Supt. Beverly Smith, Asst. Sec'y. Odessa Burton, Co-Ordinator Addison Tardy, Co-Ordinator Janice Silas, Co-Ordinator Bellye Lindsey, Pianist Jimmie Earl Autmon, Chief Co-Ordinator and Chorister William Young, Co-Ordinator fNot Showny - .vw 35.75, B.S.U. Chapel Speaker The B- 5- U- Dr. T. B. Brown Ensemble F if .lf ' THE ORGANIZATION - GEORGE PICKETT, PRESIDENT R MRS, z. A. BARRON SHIRLEY NASH National Faculty B. S. U. QUEEN A N, Q Advisor '89 K'-5-W-ha l Q S 'C BENNIE S, GOODEN, JOSEPH WHEATLEY, DIRECTOR ADVISOR lI3 Methodist Student Movement OFFICERS left to right: Archie Brown, Annie Campbell, Mattie Ward Theory Jordan, Elizabeth Sims, Mary McBride and William Carter. Mr. IohnA. Jackson and Rev. W. B. Crtunp, SPONSORS Members of the Methodist Student Movement p aunt 2 and? Dedare Vuuea I I I I High School Assembly I I I I I I I WM' lI5 Social Science Majors Social Science Majors learn geography A, 14. 71.5. Snag! C 1 Editor: Jimmie Johnson Sponsors: Mr.Wilson, Mrs. Crump Members: Rosetta Webster, Annie Jones, Carolyn Wilson, Lillie Maggett, and Thomas Eloby fmes. 4-af ew Boys: Stanley Hart, President Girls: Christine Shelby, President Sponsors: Mrs. McCune, Mrs Hill, and Mr, Cotton Om lclfzazq- 74eSoafzceafKnoa1!ed9e4awl77acaa Mrs. Mirian Green Librarian Mrs. Derma Moron Assistant Studying ,gfvfvdw 6 '94fff4 Q new egeczoms ...Nb 'da Nl 4 ul 4 ' vp! f3 ,XF -4' 1 Q 'pl ls ' ll N '14 L ,-4 1 ,a ' X .Q 1' NX. W '45 ...a, 1 vawwwazmqmws - -ff ,foam sam The Prom was a Swinging Affair A smile for the Camera Man Soft lights - Sweet Music A Pause for Refreshments A Night to Remember l22 1 716440148 0 ' 7ea r Dietitian Moore and Sophs. serve Freshmen Faculty FCCCWC Freshmen ' L 5 f W W, W 5' 'vm f i 1 we l 4? Sophs. serve Mui Faculty receive I 23 Al f 'Me Dawg 'Wall Sid-ff E Faculty-Student Christmas Dinner Alumni Va1entine's Dinner 'fllf :zv 5 f s Y W I if Q Q 6 r Q O svonlg NAME Haymon, Edward' Allen, Maceo ' Austin, Ronald Williams, Mose Collins, Solomon McCoy, Nathaniel' Carter, Lee Roy Staten, Raymond Lee, Wm. Howard Witherspoon, James' Johnson, Louis' Brown, James Revies, Arthlir' McWaine, Earl Hill, Leroy' White, Franklin' Fairley, Lewis McNair, Fred' Hands, Richard Brown, Robert' Brackett, George Abram, James' Puckett, Levern ' Burt, Amzi' Bailey, Clarence' Walker, Dan Moore, J. D. Johnson, Robert Smith, Charlie Rollins, Moses Clayton, Tommie' Sophomore A-iss. Y ' 19 64 ,,f i , - . , J' TW as A x . ll,s'i 1' I li 'l'l , , , 't 2' I 2 I 7 'i - I . j, .,, i Vg wi , 1- 2 ff -7 f , . ',., ., -I I N' gixwy , , JL vv Wx ,. , X 2 ,. t X Y' ,.. A P W, 1' I J i If A 1 K if L,-ma if r , ,lf 1 X N AS W M A -,. .-f E' 5 if 9 ' sexy? 'Z K .:. 2? 9 ,, ' ,xr U QM . x vi 1 f I ,,, .VKX ,,,., JY 'f 'UZ 2 ,. if Q uv V A. AAA' gm X, I QQ .ff V, I H is my M, 3' WEIGHT POSITION 175 lbs. Center 220 Center ,, COAHAMA'S SCGRES 195 Center 175 ,, Guard COAHAMA 53 235 ,, Guard COAHAMA 7 190 ,, Guard COAHAMA 32 - 20 190 -7 Guard 333315113 0 185 U Guard COAHAMA 28 198 G d 190 ,, d COAHAMA 40 O 10 248 Tackle C AHAMA 225 Tackle 215 Tackle 218 Tackle 180 End 180 End 182 End 205 End 155 End 187 Endfnefg 187 Linebacker 187 Linebacker 168 Linebacker 197 Linebacker 150 Quarterback 155 Quarterback 145 I-lalfback 150 Halfback 150 Halfback 152 Halfback 190 Halfback ' s 5 1 Q ' ' ' 4 1, -7' if , U sf' fi, 5 -A L. 1 D323 g'j2J QV X X ll Xl x ' 5 OPPONENT'S SCORES NAME Dillard, Johnnie Costict, David Harper, James Redmond, James Townes, Lee Paul McLaurin, Michael Newsome, Willie Mickles, Ernest ' Sophomore W EIGHT POSITION Halfback Halfback Halfback Fullback Fullback Fullback Fullback Fullback eqwiewfowtde O Coaches Green and Hogan Quarterbacks - Burt Bailey Coach Green and Co-Captains McCoy and Carter ' .a. 0 da I4 . Qame Johnson goes for T. D. 2 . ...I. . . Harris tries the middle of the line Q. ., Q A . ., A , , 1 , ,j Q I K. 1.1 ' - 'qu ,. ' KWH Q Ky. Q ..,, ,?i,,'.sl .. 1, ' A A ,QV .lf u 'gg ' z. -K '- - . '! ' Q-gi ww. Ax .D , N 1?w.!1 ., . Q Q R I v x ' f' - 'A . .5 , . . V ' -X A , . Q -- - r 1 Q L. - Us - . 1- ' if 7m1w,' -inf ' f ,V . ' 'f 'Q ' QW. -v1fsu3vl2Lff QYf 1s X V53-439' Z ' f ' 1 4 V. y 112 ,- ,. A , 'I o 4 V- Xgglxirf ' 52 W ' g .- ,K , to 1' . An if 1.-Q3?.w?fQs-71' -W. Q-M. sr- M . - . - .Q-f , I Y, 3 . .4 , ' - V - ' - . 'iyffggiif 4 ms! 1,4 j . Agn, ' ' fw k w 4 , ' w k A sg ' - '- , JN A., f f - , , gy - -. sf .w .j'3x .. g,,,,,.sMg '15 G' K 'ff '. '- Q '- m gr . Q- A T'-19? '22 ,M f' 5 ,J iff 'W' - . 1' V Q iz. Z'.v?':: J Ji l In ., .. f K 755.1 q., . 3 K- f , .mv x- . K 1 , V .- sew , 3kgs,s..f..--fs - Y ,.,,g- -5 ' , -.1 Q - . W ifwf. ZMZ F' I . 'xl . I 'f 'tv . 4 .. ..g,i,iff'i ., is fy. . fi 4 '. .:-:M Q v , f , Q a : ' ...Q .fx Q -1 X .X ., . , - fe .M 5 J fs , 3 - , l W- .. - 1 .,-..,-i Hy: , W. Wgggwai 3, ,, .5 'Y':'-- '-,skew .5 uf -1' , 8 : .. M wg-Q. w vi J vf- . '- ' fm x .Q , -3. .- ,JP ,dm5.ysv,.,K ' - 1 .W 1 . fav ' -Q A- -, , 1. A-is-' sis:-ssvif-., ,..s 59 -f- W. i NY . ' .. -ss f 'X - - Q V+.-2' V f- i.':fl,u'3f'ii3:e Yl541ii1s.,,.wve!Y5. Nan' my xx 1 I ..V., s - -- . NJV51. ', ...... '- The mighty Tigers block punt , 129 it '1AA'E i i V if an 1,,, , f Z' M If ,Q , rw ,531 u N F W 'f I ' az 1-ffm Wow 'YQ ,W Waiting for the chance Harris tries the Tigers' middle i I30 rpg? ,W - , V 'L lg v22 '2rl202Sx -mme-an V k 'C' is url, gf '31 a 3' 4 fc: u - 3 V , . i 'i 1 f. V ' V f X Tigers tries Prentiss middle Harris tries to stop first down Q M64 Suze 2? 7 ms, Miss C. J. C. is honored The team was cheered to the finals '63-'64 Basketball Coach of The Year , Most Valuable Player of The Year '63-64 - Mr. Paul Covington Bill Hayes , 2 V 1 T ,T , , M 'HQ 3 ,, V. , .wr J , Receiving runners-up Trophy in Tournament Barbara 101-mggrr accepts Runners-up Trophy for the Team , , M 'ali' 4 7765-'64 ff!! 5.7.6. Qwfaence ' w J?'c' Q.A X iss? 1 i .lA?ng5,q Z vs Q-,fs ' ,X 0 if 5 Q , Q si f az ,aan ii L6 1 hmnf'Q -s 'iii' glrep K com tg W ' :mia v fray:- ev4..4 4 ! 2 Coach William C. Gaines joined the Coahama Jr. College family Septem ber 1964. He is a graduate of Jackson State College of 1958. He is in the field of Health and Physical Education. His basketball teams have competed well in stiff competition. He is a sound fundamentalist and strict disciplinarian in the world of basketball. He is a promising young coach and a likable person '64- '65 Saw L to R.: William Ford, Arthur Wash, Alsie Kirkland, Charles Jackson, Bill Haynes, Charlie Rucker, Roosevelt Taylor, Richard Collins, lssiah Peterson, Freddie IHCRSOH. I. T. R0dgGrS. 1311165 Moore. R0 bert Simmons, Ben Haynes, William Harrison, Andrew Johnson and Curtis Peace ' '7e4m L. to R.: Gwendolyn Brown, Barbara Curtis, Carol Sullivan, Odessa Sanders, Wanda N. Dye, Erma Jones, Mary Barnett, Joyce Nichols, Fannie Stovall, Annie R. Smith, Patricia Willis, L. to R.: IQXIEELING: Lucy Hutton, Patricia Harper, Elaine Kirkland, Valena Johnson, Yvonne Kirk- land, Margaret Robinson 'feywwm ' M' 'X-, kj iw, + f fi bfi: 4.52 E WV k I 5 pm Q f 0, ,w 2 Leory McBride 55 stuffing the ball for I. T. Rogers 54 shoots Jumper for two two points to put the Tigers ahead in the points in the game with Harris. game with Harris. 'ffyan WM' Charlie Rucker 43 shoots Jumper in the game with Prentiss. 1484 Bill Hayes Elaine Kirkling Wanda Dye 4 A , -QM Freddie IaCkS01'1 Carol Sullivan Ben Haynes ' 3 cam L. to R.: John Foy, Alfred Roberson, John Green, David Evans, Jessie White, Webster Monagan, Walter Brooks, Larry Spann, Earnest Killum, James Washington, George Haynes, Barry Spann, Charles Smith and Jessie Johnson. Coach Taylor Cotton - Jimmy Johnson, Asst. Student Coach fNot Shown! , ' Scdoaf? 7mm Bb Q3 ray L. to R.: Manager Jimmy Johnson, Gene Johnson, David Evans, Percy Anderson, George Haynes, Tommie Keys, Clarence Burt, Walter Kuffin, Willie Armstrong, Edward Rhodes, George Elmore, Lonnie Whitehead, Joe Higgins, Sylvester Froom, Charles Jones, Coach Cotton L. to R. SECOND ROW: Joseph Thomas, Gregory Neely, Joe Nathan Ganady, Wilbur Haynes, Anderson Beckem, Billy Clark, Willie Houston, Eurom Hervey, Trifonia Pettis L. to R, THIRD ROW: Trainer, Charles Smith, Willie J. Williams, Jerry Christian, Stanley Hart, Solomon Davis, Robert Ingram, Jessie Johnson, C. B. Bennett, Norman Latson, Trainer Eddie Bass fNot Showny Syl- vester Moon Collins, Willie Davis . r , ,qt Zlnfffedand dae20 maasszwzp. 41.2 vm, L. to R.: Jimmie Perry, Alfred Robinson, Glenn Hardman, Elbert Robinson, Willie Done, Kerry Robinson, Olden Anderson, Johnnie Gones, and Robert Crockett. Coach Marvin Hogan 6.26. attend cg' L. to R. STANDING: Eddie McCune, Sammie Davidson, Alfred Blake, Ir., Charlie Thompson, Ir., John Harris, Raymond Gathing, Joe Reynolds, Jr., Steven Blake, Archie Woods, Marlon Edwards, J. C. Baker, Robert Wilson, and Joe E. Parker. Coach Marvin Hogan --f-wwwv 4:8 I40 il WYX: ,,. W ww MW., y - , , , 3 5 f,,4fSFfb1-a- N 4 '4-'Q -Qi, x X , ,A 4 'wr M N 1 Q Y I N, w 3 .z, A, J '9 M Jw Q- W 'Wav ' W N ,,A...,-0 A Nm ga 5.f' Q sg? Y W E w., M fy, -.mf W va .,,, V WE Q1 -- ,N JW X N I war-lm .I .4 ,J UWM xg: ' S+' I ' ' Se ,JW A'-QMFSJ I 1 1 K 2 5 4 2 S I 44 Z BVQTH CGNCERN S A ' Q fgzff A ' 3 A Q my , 5 L, f. 1 2 W- we 'N P, '7.,-4, Smale ide Zena P.T.A. panel Patron Wade Speaking P.T.A. panel Instructor Wilson Speaking P. T.A. panel discusses School Drop outs Faculty Planning Conference A Faculty Committee reports Faculty listen to report 70654 P, T, A, OFFICERS AND MEMBERS 5?-5? M 70e?w Vnwzuzedaa 4 Whluame Pmax- 7646402 Zelazauwddp Ill 3 ll! lin IHS Ill QFD 141 A L- l47'26Z64f6f04p'Zd64d aawl7fez.4'auelqD . :J Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Shelby have been loyal patrons through the years. Their daughter Margaret Christine reigns as Miss A. H. S. l?65 Staff FORMER EDITORS AND EDITOR-IN-CHIEF The first Coahoman was published in 1957. It was sponsored and financed by the Sophomore class and its sponsors. MR, M. C. MARTIN, MR. B. S. GOODEN, PATRICIA JOHNSON Mr. Bennie S. Gooden was class President, President of Student Council and Editor-in-Chief of the Annual and Mr. Gooden is now employed as High School Social Science Teacher and manager of School,Buses. Mr. M. C. Martin followed in the wake of Mr. Gooden and became Sophomore Class President, President of the Student Council and Editor-in-Chief of the 1960 Coahoman which was published by the entire student body. Mr. Martin is presently serving as Principal of Sandy Bayoug the Elementary division of our School. These gentlemen can tell an experienced editor a plenty about publishing an Annual. They had to hit the streets and sell ads . Among other things. .ty f i -, .T A 75431 M .-.M-A ...-ff' SQ.. MA., Asfaifl' .ink g MRS, ZEE A. BARRON, SPONSOR AND PATRICIA JOHNSON EDITOR-IN-CHIEF I49 1965 Sw!! EDITOR' AND STAFF MEMBERS TRYING HARD TO GET IT TOGETHER L, to R.: John Hannah, John Smith, Jimmie Autmon, Larry Thomas STANDING: Editor Patricia Johnson, Class Editor Jimmie Johnson TS ,W an-ix 's,,,X ,MM V A' we M' N , ' f V yew 'f,k ii: f ummm ' -IQ ii M - A' WORKING WITH EAGER ANTICIPATION, YET HAVING FUN LAYOUT ARTISTS STANDING: Martha Rogers and John Hurley SITTING: Pearlie Noah, Beverly Smith, Elois Givens and DeVoyce Campbell I l 7965 snag -Y-s.,,N SPORTS EDITORS CONCENTRATING ON THE MANY SPORTS ACTIVITIES L. to R.: Nathaniel McCoy, Leonard Henderson, Michael McLaurin and Jimmy Johnson yn 1' --f-' ..1... '-r'T t' 1, ...wif .. Q th 1 'ii Q ,-as M.-1-1 A apof' I X , 2:15- TYPISTS GETTING IT READY FOR THE PRESS L. to R.: Kenneth Thomas, Barbara Matlock and Maggie Alexander I5l l?65 5:45 , HIGH SCHOOL LAYOUT ARTISTS L. to R.: George Britton and Earl Johnson making sure that all pictures are in their correct places. .ive Putting their knowledge to work High School and Elementary Staff Members L. to R., Louis Fields, Pearlie Davidson, Shirley Budgett, Anthony Collier, Gloria McCune, and Laura Whitehead. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ----- FRESHMAN CLASS EDITOR - - SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITOR - - HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR ---------- BUSINESS AND SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER - - SECRETARY ----- Michael McLaurin Nathaniel McCoy John Hannah David Campbell Pearlie Noah Beberly Smith Pearlie Davidson Shirley Budgett 'Earl Johnson Kenneth Thomas was staff SPORTS EDITORS LAYOUT ARTISTS COLLEGE CLASS EDITORS HIGH SCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY CLASS EDITORS George Britton T YPISTS Maggie Alexander A WORD ABOUT OUR SPONSOR - - Patricia Johnson - - Larry Thomas - - - John Hurley - - Anthony Collier - - Kenneth Thomas - Jimmie Autmon Leonard Henderson Jimmie Johnson John Smith DeVoyce Campbell Martha Rogers Elois Givens Louise Fields Laura Whitehead Gloria McCune Barbara Matlock Mrs. Barron helped to organize our college in 1949 and became its first Teacher and Director. When our pres- ent Dean was elected in 1952, Mrs, Barron became Personnel Director and College English Instructor. She is the oldest instructor in point of service and has been sponsor of the Coahoman since 1957. She is leading booster in everything done by Coahoma and Coahomans. We think she is The Essence of Coahoma Mrs. Zee A. Barron - - Mr. T.-W. Richardson - - Mr. James E. Miller Mr. M. M. Reid - - Mrs. Dorothy M. Armstrong - - Miss Earline M. Anderson - - Mrs. Eddie M. Jackson - - Mrs. Rosa M. Brown Mr. M. C. Martin - FACULTY STAFF MEMBERS -----....--- - - Sponsor - - - - - Art Editor - - Staff Photographer Assistant Photographer - - - - Special Typist - Assistant Typist - - Editorial Assistant - Editorial Assistant - - Editorial Assistant JS3 154 Abram, James H. 1021 Howze Street Moss Point, Mississippi Adams, Vernice 617 Florida Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Alexander, Maggie 1614 Somners Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Allen, Maceo Route 3, Box 172 Yazoo City, Mississippi Allison, Thomas Lee P. O. Box 13 Sumner, Mississippi Arrington, Earnest Route 2, Box 36C Newton, Mississippi Bailey, Clarence P. O. Box 72 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Battle, Clara Route 2, Box 203 Batesville, Mississippi Battle, Minnie B. Route 2, Box 203 Batesville, Mississippi Bell, Murtis Box 157 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Blount, Leo 431 Prince Clarksdale, Mississippi Boone, Robert Lee Route 2, Box 202 Carthage, Mississippi Brown, Archie Priars Point, Mississippi Brown, Gwendolyn 622 E. 9th Street Laurel, Mississippi Brown, Leatha Ann 203 Williams Street Marks, Mississippi Brown, Robert Louis 519 Short 8th Street 6. Hattiesburg, Mississippi Bruce, Calvin Route 2, Box 6 Etta, Mississippi Buckley, Thelma Route 1, Box 394 Sledge, Mississippi Burt, Amzi Barial, Jr. Route 2, Box 154 Clarksdale, Mississippi Burton, Alice C. Route 3, Box 516 Clarksdale, Mississippi Bruton, Cotsie S. Route 3, Box 516 Clarksdale, Mississippi Burton, Joe 55 - 17th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Butler, Ruthie J. General Delivery Friars Point, Mississippi Byas, Lillie Jean Box 477 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Campbell, Annie Jean Route 2, Box 104 Sardis, Mississippi Campbell, Annie M. Route 2, Box 247A Starkville, Mississippi Campbell, David Hosea Route 2, Box 104 Sardis, Mississippi Campbell, Devoyce Route 1, Box 150 Abbeville, Mississippi Carter I. C. 923 McKinley Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Carter, Rayford P, O. BOX 71 Dundee, Mississippi Carter, William H. Box 27 Rena Lara, Mississippi Clarke, Oliver 333 Bolivar Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Clayton, Tommie L. 511 Short South Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Colbert, Mary Lee P. O. Box 463 Shelby, Mississippi Cole, Verneeda Route 2, Box 168 Philadelphia, Mississippi Coleman, Josephine P, O, Box 167 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Collins, Arthur P. O. Box 51 West, Mississippi Collins, Yvonne 420 Washington Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Cooley, Dessie Ree Route 2, Box 125 Vossburg, Mississippi Criss, Hildre Route 1, Box 146 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Daniel, Odell L. 655 E. Convent Street Pascagoula, Mississippi Daniel, Pearlean General Delivery Lambert, Mississippi Davis, Lester, Jr. Route 2, Box 126A Batesville, Mississippi Davis, Maretree P. O. Box 650 Shelby, Mississippi Doyle, Martha Route 5, Box 83 Batesville, Mississippi Dye, Wanda Nell 935 Clements Greenville, Mississippi Fields, Levi, General Delivery Rena Lara, Mississippi Fleming, Catherine 906 Lincoln Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Flenorl, Tom Henry P. O. Box 16 Dundee, Mississippi Ford, Stella 308 Bolivar Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Fox, Ella Mae Route 4, Box 23 Starkville, Mississippi Franklin,. Mae Willie P. O. Box 719 Shelby, Mississippi Furdge, Joseph Route 1, Box 215 Dundee, Mississippi Givens, Elois Route 2, Box 25 Tutwiler, Mississippi Goss, Mary Geraldine 632 West Main Street Charleston, Mississippi Gray, Isaac H., Jr. 701 Royal Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Gray, Lena 811 E. West Street Forest, Mississippi Gray, Lois Route 2, Box 27 Lake, Mississippi Grayer, Martha Jean P. O. Box 223 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Grayson, Lillie V. P. O. Box 6 Harriston, Mississippi Hamilton, Otis Route 2, Box 115B Raleigh, Mississippi Hands, Richard 504 Currie Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Hardy, Dorothy P. O. Box 124 Dundee, Mississippi Haro, Arthur 314 Quincy Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Harper, James Wesley P. O. Box 264 Forest, Mississippi Harper, Patricia P, O. Box 63 Vossburg, Mississippi Harris, Frankie Route 3, Box 432, Clarksdale, Mississippi Harris, Inell Route 1, Box 304 Jonestown, Mississippi Harris, Mae Evelyn 906 Lincoln Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Hawkins, Barbara 457 Garfield Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Hawkins, William Route 2, Box 10 Tutwiler, Mississippi Haymon, Edward 742 W. Madison Street Yazoo City, Mississippi Haynes, Benjamin P. O. Box 392 Lake Providence, Louisiana Haynes, Elmer Route 1, Box 133 Tutwiler, Mississippi Henderson, Johnnie Lee P. O. Box 324 Newton, Mississippi Henderson, Leonard 535 Yazoo Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Hill, Leroy Box 1354 State College, Mississippi Hill, Sarah 133 Adams Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Hinkle, Edmund General Delivery Jonestown, Mississippi Houston, Myrtle Route 1, Box 61 Tillatoba, Mississippi Howard, Dollie Route 3, Box 150 Clarksdale, Mississippi Hudson, Marilyn W. 938-U2 Florida Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Hughes, Alice Faye 501 Morton Forest, Mississippi Hurley, John Frederick 440 McKinley Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Ingram, Sylvester P. O. Box 422 Moorhead, Mississippi Jackson, Emma Sue Route 4, Box 6 Carthage, Mississippi Jackson, Eunice V. P. O. Box 109 Lamont, Mississippi Jackson, Freddie L. 819 Riverside Drive Lake Providence, Louisiana Jackson, Gladys 442 Grant Place Clarksdale, Mississippi James, Celestine Margaret 602 Yazoo Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Jenkins, Joe P, O, Box 11 Duncan, Mississippi Jenkins, Verber T. Route 2, Box 20C I55 Ruth, Mississippi Jennings, Ruth P. O. Box 21 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Johnson, Alberta 119 Magnolia Court Clarksdale, Mississippi Johnson, Frank Route 2, Box 292 Greenville, Mississippi Johnson, Louis 20 East Oak Street Natchez, Mississippi Johnson, Lucille P. O. Box 232 Lula, Mississippi Johnson, Patricia Ann P. O. Box 122 Friars Point, Mississippi Johnson, Pokey E. 532 Sunflower Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Jordan, Theory Doll 941 Florida Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Langston, Victoria Route 4, Box 379 Mendenhall, Mississippi Lee, Bobbie Poindexter 210 - 10th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Lindsey, Betty Deloris 713 McKinley Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Luckett, Hattie Route 4, Box 95 Carthage, Mississippi Mallett, Fannie lnell Route 3 Kosciusko, Mississippi Martin, Queen Ester General Delivery Friars Point, Mississippi Mitchell, Mary Walker 443-A Ritchie Street Clarksdale, Mississippi I56 Moore, James 503 McKinley Clarksdale, Mississippi Morgan, Lucille Route 1, Box 47 Marks, Mississippi Morgan, Shirley Faye Route 1, Box 47 Marks, Mississippi McBride, Leroy 914 Page Street Clarksdale, Mississippi McBride, Mary Route 2, Box 96 Lake, Mississippi McCoy, Nathaniel 403 E. 8th Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi McDonald, Mae Francis Route 1, Box 169 Lyon, Mississippi McLaurin, Michael 84 Dartmouth Street Springfield, Mass. McNair, Fred Calvin 803 N. Meridian Avenue Laurel, Mississippi Nathan, Letha Dell P, O. Box 234 Lambert, Mississippi Newson, Bertha 410 West Gilmore Senatobia, Mississippi Noah, Pearlie Route 3, Box 178D Clarksdale, Mississippi Norvell, James R. 528 E. Convent Avenue Pascagoula, Mississippi Peterson, Isaiah Route 2, Box 121 Ruleville, Mississippi Pettis, Leon 513 Barnes Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Pickett, George 713 Buena Vista Pascagoula, Mississippi Potts, Samuel C. 501 Cotton Marks, Mississippi Proffitt, Bonnie Jean 424 Adams Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Puckett, Levon P. O. Box 186 Forest, Mississippi Rayford, Thelma Route 1, Box 146 Crenshaw, Mississippi Revies, Arthur 719 Bowling Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Reynolds, Jimmy P. o. Box,542 Shelby, Mississippi Richmond, Mattie 1308-1X2 Deason Avenue Hattiesburg, Mississippi Rieves, Edna Foxx 832 Third Street Marks, Mississippi Rieves, Rogers M. 548,Second Street Marks, Mississippi Robinson, Annie C. Route 2, Box 267 Clarksdale, Mississippi Robinson, Dorothy 4406 Alabama Avenue Gulfport, Mississippi Robinson, Erly Route 1, Box 1 Marks, Mississippi Rogers, John Thomas 819 Riverside Drive Lake Providence, Louisiana Rogers, Martha Route 8, Box 120 , Carthage, Mississippi Saddler, Jesse 553 Paul Edwards Clarksdale, Mississippi Sarvis, Juanita Matthews 1913 - 18th Avenue Rockford, Illinois Seller, Jimmie Ann 135 - 16th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Sheard, Goshell A. P. O. Box 424 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Siggal, Theard Ola 817 Second Street Marks, Mississippi Simmons, Robert John Route 2, Box 192 Doddsville, Mississippi Sims, Zettie B. 1159 - 2nd Street Marks, Mississippi Slater, Willie 433 Plaza West Helen, Arkansas Small, Leora Route 3, Box 69 Clarksdale, Mississippi Smith, Beverly 5602 South Maryland Chicago, Illinois Smith, Helen 650 Sunflower Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Smith, Marshia J. 1415 Elizabeth Avenue Hattiesburg, Mississippi Sorrell, Earnestine Route 3, Box 43 Rienzi, Mississippi Stanford, Otis P. O, Box 83 Coanoma, Mississippi Stansbury, Elma Louise Route 3, Box 45 Carrollton, Mississippi, Stevenson, Marva L. Route 2, B018 790 West Helena, Arkansas Stevenson, Mary Ann Route 2, Box 740 West Helena, Arkansas Stewart, Bascom, Jr. 521 Dicey Avenue Pascagoula, Mississippi Sullivan, Carol E. 609 South 7th Avenue Laurel, Mississippi Tardy, Addison 214 Wadlington Street Belzoni, Mississippi Taylor, Clara D. Mound Bayou, Mississippi Taylor, Doretha P. O. Box 66 Prichard, Mississippi Thompson, Bobbie Rae P. O. Box 32 Hushpuckena, Mississippi Towner, Charles E, 709 - 3rd Street Marks, Mississippi Turner, Etta Jean Route 1, Box 137 A Mound Bayou, Mississippi Wade, Wilson 628 Secone Street Marks, Mississippi Ward, Mattie Mae Pleasant Grove, Mississippi Watts, Carolyn 119 - 14th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Washington, Bobbie Route 2, Box 260 Clarksdale, Mississippi Washington, Jessie Mae General Delivery Marks, Mississippi Webb, Lois Evelyn Route 3, Box 100 Oxford, Mississippi Webb, Marion P. O. Box 42 Rena Lara, Mississippi White, Franklin D. 133 Ohio Street Joliet, Illinois Williams, Ellen Route 1, Box 49 Vance, Mississippi Williams, Emma Kay Route 1, Box 52 Booneville, Mississippi Williams, Mattie P. Route 2, Box 139A Merigold, Mississippi Williams, James T. 2203 Seventh Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Williams, Matthew Route 2, Box 238 Dundee, Mississippi Williams, Sallie Pearl Route 1, Box 166 Lyon, Mississippi Willingham, Emma Route 4 Oxford, Mississippi Wilkins, Jimmy P. O. Box 76 Jonestown, Mississippi Windless, Margaret Route 2, Box 405 B Sledge, Mississippi Witherspoon, James Melvin 1722 Topps Avenue Jackson, Mississippi Worthy, Bessie M. Route 1, Box 234 Grenada, Mississippi Worthy, Willie Mae Route 1, Box 234 Grenada, Mississipi Woods, Annie Lee P, O, Box 494 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Woods, C. J. P, O. Box 494 Mound Bayou, Mississippi All dressed up 1-P-1-f . I if QM H2F?.'3f Q5--Q5 H0 MH 7 '+f -4 Y 71 x X x ,l 8 X J BELV: . U Q piwiix PG M512 11 i+h' Mf Wi , 'TRW asasmf Q ' -. H '55 W um' ,I iv! 1 x I - Q. Eafgjfxfgj-wx-mx . 11 mwiiwiix QQTTEY11 P5 H - :.- .i:z', 'f f.. ,.- .4.' :EEE1.4 .2gg, -1, 211.4 ,wi ' 1 .R Q A W.. 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