Coahoma Community College - Coahoman Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

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Swdwzm 173 c JUW97C00?2 ayfmalwfmluzyi .Mage 1 C',!a1u64ah4,77h2144l4aQopfl ld f This years theme Sights and Sounds of 66 has been selected to remind us of the multiplicity of things we see and hear that swing the pendulum of life from one extreme to another The Sights from gayety to sadness and the Sounds from Cheers to Jeers Our Sights arereal our Sounds are symbolic relive Sights and Sounds that will live in your memories forever 11 Title Page Foreword and Contents Theme Dedication Administration Faculty and Staff Campus Commencement Classes Organizations 8a Activities Sports Snapshots Alumni Coahoman Staff Library Sophomore Directory Patrons Alma Mater As you turn the pages of The Coahoman you can 4' NN, xg -N x'-- xr-M . x-hxxxikx'-NN' N -Nuns. s s..,.'--M R--xxx' ff'X.., X Ns KN-is X mimi. 'ixsx F .X wxfis-2 '-'S,Q'.:-qi-Tlgkk Q '8: 'B xx Q .-4-P ,4 wi-dvw.. 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A I N if P , 66 X s s ,-4' Q' 3 H uof' X E13-5 Ggrfer lr ja, il, Because you startled the State of Mississippi with its first Sight of a female Band Director: because you charmed the entire state with the Sounds of the then strange instrumentsg because you have worked long and hard through the years to bring honor and fame to our school through excellent band performances in local, state, and out of state festivals, parades and programsg because you have taken personal interest in each mem- ber of the Bandg because you have disciplined them and caused them to always respect the Maroon and White and play their hearts out for it g because you have instilled the student body with enthusiasm, hope, love, loyalty and pride as our Band furnished the Sights and Sounds , we dedicate the 1966 Coahoman to you, our first and only Band Director, Miss Consuella Carter. 4 X if .,a.-in X ADMINISTRAATION mf. -4-ll CC7JP l l y7res1bf212f19 J essays? Coahoma Junior College announced its opening in September, 1949 with a class of 22 students. It has established itself in the view of many educators and observers as one of the most formidable weapons in the arsenal of the war on ignorance. This year the college is striving to teach more than 750 college students to learn to live together. There is sense, perhaps, in what the most practical aspect of what the college strives to do through its teachings as a communitygtoinculcate within students a spirit of service - man to man and man to society and governmentg to help students learn to live calmly amid the tensions of the modern world: to see all human relations as a challenge toward more humane and moral behavior: and to seek for themselves in the midst of problems and pressures a kind of serenity and personal poise that will make them of the greatest possi- ble service to mankind. The changes taking place in education in the south are a logical part of the overall change in the general educational economy of the world. Education is being regarded as a highly essential production tool. The economics and.techniques of it are given more careful consideration than ever before. New education materials and application techniques are being carefully appraised. Because of this challenge a new breed of student has emerged - a breed made up of men with plenty of ability and enough guts and whatever else it takes to be successful. Out of this midst and through the walls of Coahoma Junior College have come teachers, lawyers, ministers, doctors, nurses, tradesmen and many other fine responsible American citizens. 3 9jres1k12f's yyzpessaye The Federal Programs have provided funds for the construction of facilities and for the support of educational programs in many fields. All the opportunities for student growth and development, and the many student aids came as a result of the administration's desire to bring to our students the financial benefits made possible by our state, local and federal pro- grams. The National Defense Student Loan and the Work-Study Programs have meant much in that students of limited financial means are provided assistance to attend college as well as to the students who have not been raised in an environment where college going was a normal and almost inevitable destination. More important it has brought a strong partnership between education and the states which has been a long time coming, but is now apparent that education is the child of politics - not the politics of deals and maneuvers but politics of compassion, of social justice, of principle and of American progress. Through these pro- grams the unusual promise of the intellectually potential, of the academic financially handi- capped, and the inadequate environmental college student has been discovered. It is true that all students will not look toward the university as an immediate objective. After one or two years of experience in a junior college, students may enter the labor market full time. These programs have made education beyond the high school level available to all who want to benefit by it. Our next important task will be to bring honor to our institution and the students by meeting standards set up by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools which will qualify our institution to become a member in the very near future. However, the goals and functions of the college are evaluated regularly in the light of tomorrow's needs so that students may appreciate its offerings. There is no foolproof preparation for the future, no individual can afford to enter the working world today without having trained him- self to the fullest extent of his own capabilities. B, F, McLaurin, President X ' U 1. A, . a......-- R fig. 4 Aff, f V K its fA,y, , . 355 ,W MA . - ' , 1 WMM i- 57 mzhzlsfrafzbe Qgfdfff Y' ' 1 f'-',,. ffjxx 4 V f il' H5 l ,. 'r K, . i. z M.. Y his aaaaa I 3 l Mr. James E. Miller, Public Relations Director and Administra tive Assistant, Miss Lonnie Young, Secretary Mrs. Cleopatra Daugherty, Bookkeeper and Administrative As- sistant, Miss Maerean Jones, Secretary wean 75 yyfessaye Ji? 45 ,4 ff! Mrs. Dorothy M. Armstrong, Secretary The Coahoma College faculty has deep personal involvement in developing the program of the school. The faculty is dedicated to improving the quality of its college teaching. This is becoming more important with the increase in the student enrollment. Since the college is not selective in the enrollment of students, we deal with a wide range of pupil ability, The increase of faculty members means a wide range of ability among the teachers also. The faculty will need to continue examining itself, its instructional practices, and its professional attain- ments. Student evaluations of the faculty and the program can be most helpful. This program requires daring and dynamic educational leaders who keep abreast with state and national developments and plan programs designed to help the culturally deprived and others become responsible self directed citizens. Evaluation of the individual student achievement and effectiveness of educational program has been made more concrete by the Sights and Sounds depicted in the 1966 Coahoman. These experiences, activities, and results are a record of the worth of Coahoma. May I congratulate you the teachers and students who have provided this instrument of evaluation. Mary G. Whiteside, Dean Weyzkfrar azmf Qgecrefary pf 5 - if gs ws as W H? .1 A 5 N 'S'--..,,,-NQMAMWA 457' MRS. BARBARA KELLY, Secretary REGISTRAR'S MESSAGE The responsibility of the Registrar's Office increases indirect proportion to the growth and age of the school. In viewingthese statistics, the reader is asked to look at the number of students for a particular year and at the same time look at how each year's enrollment adds to the total enrollment over the years. This will provide the mental picture necessary to evaluate the work as it is carried on in our office. The Registrar and his staff feel that there could be no better way to tell the growth story of Coahoma Junior College than by the statistics that appear below: SCHOOL YEAR NUMBER ENROLLED 1951-1952 41 1952-1953 117 1953-1954 167 1954 1955 212 1955-1956 240 1956 1957 229 1957-1958 213 1958-1959 201 1959-1960 293 1960-1961 343 1961-1962 400 1962-1963 419 1963-1964 478 1964-1965 527 1965-1966 727 McKinley C. Martin, Registrar 97911501212 ef anof guzkn ce Zeparfm enf x .A V N Mrs. Zee A. Barron, Student Personnel Director chats with Student Secretary, Beatta Carson Guidance Counselor F ii I ti ia 1 , E i rv H dl Vw N I r W Counselor Lee Roy Gorman advises a student 1 II L ,,,,, 97141112 czyoafs Wessaye Y- bs 'is 1-Q ,4V I am honored to congratulate the Annual Staff and their sponsors for another banner edition of the Coaho- man. Each year we look forward to its publication because of its inspiration and the vital role it will play in recording the history of our school. Too often, we wait too late to eygpress our appreciation to our co-workers for a job well done. Let the record show that I speak for hundreds and maybe a few thousand students who passed through the portals of CIC and AHS that we owe a debt of gratitude to Mrs. Zee Anderson Barron who has labored through the years to see that the Coahoman went to press, often under severe handicaps. Let every Coahoman consider: I-Iardwork, hard thinking, hard praying--these qualities distinguish a human being from a man. Look and you will see, listen and you will hear. With faith in human decency and dignity, there is no limit to your achievement. Frank McCune, Principal HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF L. to R.: Secretary Baggett, Coun- xp selor Hill, Secretary Childress and Student Clerk Nash acuffy cmof Csfdif ANDERSON, EARLINE B.S. , Tuskegee, Graduate Study, North Carolina College Elementary ARMSTRONG, DOROTHY MOORE B.S., Alcorn, Graduate Study Tenn. State - Sec'y to Dean 85 High School Typing BAGGETT, GLORIA B.S. , Alcorn College High School Office Clerk BARRON, ZEE ANDERSON M.A. , Columbia Univ. College English Student Personnel Director BLACKBURN, SAMUEL B.S., Alcorn College, Graduate Study, Univ. of Minnesota High School Math. BLAKE, ALFRED B.S. , Mississippi Valley State Auto Mechanics BRAXTON, ETHEL B.S. , Jarvis Christian College Graduate Study, Tenn. State High School Biology BRAXTON, LAMAR B.S., Alcorn, M.S., Tenn. State College Social Science BROWN, ALMA M.A. , Southern University College Math. BROWN, ISIAH B.S., Jackson State, Graduate Study, Purdue University High School Science BROWN, ROSA B.S., Rust College, Graduate Study: Tuskegee Elementary CAIN, I-IETTIE M.S. , Illinois State Elementary CAIN, JOSEPH M.S., Bradley Univ. Industrial Ed. CARTER, CONSUELLA M. Mus. Ed., Vandercook Band Director CHAMBERS, ARNOLD B.S., Jackson State, Graduate Study, San Jose College Elementary acu f anof cgfafff CHILDRESS, EVA Diploma, Henderson Business Secretary to the Principal COTTON, TAYLOR B.S., M. I. College High School Social Sci. 85 Coach CRUMP, ALVERIA D. B.S., Mississippi Valley State High School English CURRY, CHRISTINE M.S . , Indiana University Business Education DOTSON, JAMES B.S. , Alcorn College High School Trades EDWARDS, LOIS M.S., Tuskegee Elementary EDWARDS, THOMAS M.S., Tuskegee Social Science ELLIS, GEORGE B.S., Alcorn College, Graduate Study, Kansas State College Mathematics FURDGE, LAWRENCE B,S, , Alcorn College Graduate Study, Univ. .vi Detroit High School Mathematics GAINES, VASHTI M. B.S., Jackson State Health gc Physical Education GAINES, WILLIAMS B.S., Jackson State Health gc Physical Education GAMBRELL, FRANK M.S., Kansas State College Science GAMBRELL, IRMA B.S., Spelman, Graduate Study Kansas State Home Economics GARMON, LEE ROY M.S. , University of Denver Guidance GOODEN, CLAUDIA B,S, , Jackson State Health 8L Physical Education lik? X . . i ',n R f 'fbi 1. hr' 1 QS UP? Y 50 PHO? f 4 2? 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M.A. , Texas Southern High School English SL Guidance HOGAN, MARVIN B.S., Rust College High School Social Science HUDSON, STARKEY B.S., Alcorn College College Science HUNT, DANIEL B.S. , Jackson State High School Social Science INGHRAM, ANNA L. B.S., Alabama State College English JACKSON, EDDIE M. M.A. , Illinois Univ. High School English JACKSON, JOHN A. M.Ed. , Colorado College Science 85 Math. JEFFERSON, DOROTHY B.S . , Jackson State High School English JONES, MAEREAN B.S., Alcorn College Business Office Clerk GCUAZ anof cgfafff JORDAN, RAYMOND B.S., M. I. College, Graduate Study, Indiana Univ. R College Science 85 Math. KELLY, BARBARA Mississippi Valley State .,.., Secretary to the Registrar KEYS, GERTIE M. A., Columbia Univ. Music and Choir KEYS, M. R. M.A., Columbia Univ. College Science LATTIMORE, WILLIAM Roosevelt Univ. 'B I Vocational Technical LENOIR, LAMAR B.S. , Alcorn College Vocational Technical lr E . MARTIN, M. C. B.S., Jackson College, Graduate Study, Stanford Univ. Registrar 85 Education MCCUNE, EVA J. B.S., Alcorn, Graduate Study, Tuskegee High School Social Science MCKINNEY, GLORIA M.A. , Indiana Univ. Elementary W! MCLAURIN, SEZZIE M. S . , Tuskegee Home Economics MILLER, JAMES EARL M. S., Tennessee State -,,, College English Sc Public Relations Director MOORE, ELLA B.S., Alcorn Dietitian ,411 MOSES, LOUIS B.S. , Alcorn College . High School Science MOSES, MARTHA B.S., Alcorn College 42 Business Ed. MOTEN, DERMA more Nor AvAuiAaie Assoc. Arts, Coahoma Jr. College Assist. Librarian acuf anof -Sfaf wink! ml K sf. 'Q WHY' le :Qi x-New A Qi V 1 Nami' we SSS X fl N 3 si s ty.-as PHOTO Noi Available Q, all K X2 PERKINS, VAN. M.A., Andrews University Education RAINEY, B. G. A.B. , Lemoyne High School English REID, CHARLES B.S. , Morehouse High School Social Science REID, MARION B.S. , Jackson State College Social Science RICHARDSON, T. W. B.S., Jackson State, Graduate Study, Chicago Art Institute SHANKS, WARREN B.S., Alcorn, Graduate Study, Tenn. State Vocational Agriculture SHELBY, MINNA M.Ed. Tuskegee Education SIMS, SOLOMON B.S. , Xavier Univ. College Science 86 Math. THEBAUD, RAYMOND Instit. St. Louis - Bacc. 1 -2 Licencie en Droit - Universite French and Spanish C CITIC WADE, ROOSEVELT B.S., Jackson State, Graduate Study English Sr Social Science WASHINGTON, WILLETTE B.S. , Jackson State High School Biology WEEKS, DOROTHY B.S. , Mississippi Valley State High School English WHEATLEY, BARBARA B.S., Jackson State Elementary WHEATLEY, JOSEPH M.A . , Roosevelt Univ. College Social Science WILEY, JIMMY B.S. , Jackson State High School Social Science YOUNG , LONNIE gacufy anof csfafff WILSON, MAYO Columbia Univ . WINBUSH, RUBY B. 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When they walk onto the campus they hear sounds of friends talking, laughing and enjoying school life. These sounds make the world of Coahoma's 1980 students. 28 . , E at , :A7 3 ' I a '.ni Cgofofomore ponsors azmf Offgbers MR. KEYS MRS . CURRY C 'Annu MR. REID 'S 5. ,.-2 N qs G - ms S 1 a. T Ji' K? xi.. , , A-as 'XN -Q . Wg! Piciure W if -gl Nof M':.,k.- V Available Aim .V,, Y., MR. CAIN MR. HERSEY MRS. KEYS MR. LENOIR 'jfs' .f .S-W M8 5 OFFICERS L. to R. SEATED: Kenneth Thomas, Josie Washington, Grover Woodfolk, William Harrison STANDING L. to R. William Young, Malinda Ford, Larry Thomas, Bonnie Conwell, Allen Turner Marion Eley, Mose Rollins. ADAMS, ALVERNICA, Principle is a passion for truth. ADAMS, BARBARA, A thing of beauty is a thing of love. ALDRIDGE, BONNIE, A good imita- tion is the most perfect originality. ANDERSON, MATTYE, Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it. ANDREWS, ARMA, The biggest mis- take in life is to make the same mis- take twice. ANTHONY, JOE, When now we must depart may success fill our hearts. -VTR 613' 'Nw- QQW1 as im' BANKS, CEOLA, I'll note you in my book of memory. BARNETT, ELAINE, Ask of my heart no more than you ask of life. BARNETT, MARY, Sma11 minds dis- cuss persons average minds discuss even'tsg great minds discuss ideas. BLACK, MOZELLA, A chaste moral character is one's most priceless pos- session. BREAUX, TI-IEODORA, People perish from the lack of knowledge. BRooKs, EXCELL, God must have loved the common people or he wouldn t have made so many of them. 1 . BYAS, FLORA J. , Your goal isn't where you stand, but where you are headed. CAIN, LULA, He who mistrusts most should be trusted least. 'Z CARSON, BEATTA, Things that lie hidden in the past cast a shadow on the future. CARTER, MATTYE, Life is short, and very uncertain, let us spend it as well as we can. CLEVELAND, BEN F. , Everytime you speak your mind is on parade. COLEMAN, DOROTHY, Life is an endless song. BROWN, ARISTEEN, If you know, be silent and let others learn. BROWN, BEATRICE, A little learning is a dangerous thing, Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring. BROWN, EDGAR, Expect the unex- pected and you'll never be surprised. BROWN, LOUISE, Without determi- nation we cannot hope to succeed. BRYANT, MINNIE, Knowledge is the only fountain both of the love and the principles of human liberty. BURNEY, LEON, Life is not so short that there is not time for courtesy . ' .., COLEMAN, W. W., It is a miserable thing to live in suspense, it is thelife of a spider. CONWELL, BONNIE, Greatness is the result of being alert. CooPER, CHARLES, Think the truth, speak the truth, act the truth. COSTICT, DAVID, In true love you must show faith and trust in the person you love. COULTER, Cl-IESTER, Say little do much, meet everyone with a smile. CURRY, LULA, Out of the harbor, into deeper channels. fi'- E' 'Q if, 'X he CURTIS, BARBARA, A lie never lives to get old. DAVIS, FRANKIE, How vain is learn- ing, unless intelligence goes with it. DAVIS, OSCAR, If you have accom- plished something, you have reached your goal. DAVIS, PAULINE, Love conquers all things, so let us yield to love. DIXON, FANNIE, With a goal in mind we can have something to build the fu- ture . DURR, ROBERT, Life is what you make it, why not make it the best. FRIERSON, JAMES, What you don't know you can always learn. GANT, MELVIN, Knowledge, in truth, is the great sun in the firmament. GATES, BARBARA, Think not of life as being a bed of flowers. GATES, JULIA, What counts most in life is what we do for others. GEE, NORMAN, Life and power are scattered within its beams. GIPSON, ROBBIE, A good heart is bet- ter than all the heads in the world. EARVIN, BENNIE, It is a wise head that makes a still tongue. ELEY, MARION, Man will not only endure, he will prevail. ELLIS, RUBYE, Life is like a mirror, you can't get anymore out than you put into it. EPPS, CLOTEE, There are three sides to a controversy--yours, the other fel- low 's and the right one. FAIRLY, LOUIS, A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. FLOWERS, AMOS, ln order to succeed you must prepare yourself. Wm- GRADY, BRENDA, The key to success is knowledge, wisdom and understand- ing. GRAY, BARBARA, say ume do muchg meet everyone with a smile. GREEN, IRMA, Today we do the diffi- cult, tomorrow the impossible. GREER, JIMMY, To err is human, to repent divine, to persist devilish. GREER, MURPHY, All the problems of mankind could easily be solved if people were willing to think. GRIFFIN, IMOGENE, He who looks ahead seldom falls behind. , f ,. 'L 2 '99 2 ZH. -125222.21229 I 1 V' 2 :-,.3, , ,I-,L-1.j-,f.5R1: all JWWMQWMV A24 5536533 ,MM' , 5giHQymQ5f3g43V 2HwR,M' y MA?w IH vfwwmifmkigg V H Af HWY- MP ,x ,A,,,VVV I , .,..,,,.V,.. ,. QQMAA GRIFFIN, QUEEN E. , The road called toil leads to the city called success. HA LL, ERMA, Good sense does not always rule true love. HALSELL, TOMMY, Silence is golden but who am I to make money. HARRIS, DELORES, The real essence of work is concentration. HARRIS, GLADYS, A little learning is a dangerous thing. HARRISON, WILLIAM, It is a wise head that makes a still tongue. HILL, IO ANN, In order to succeed you must first have a goal. HINTON, DOROTHY, Never give up, for the best is yet to come. HODGES, ESSIE, Never look back, for tomorrow is a brighter day. HOLLIMON, ELBRIDGE, TrifleS make perfection and perfection is no trifle. HUTTON, LUCY, To thine ownself be true. IVY, DILCY A. , A short saying often carries much wisdom. QQNS' HATCI-IETT, MARILYN, What we are going to be, we are becoming now. HENDERSON ,' CLEOTHA, I like work, I can sit and watch it done for hours. HENDERSON, JESSIE, A neat appearance is a valuable asset. HENRY, WALTERENE, Patience is bitter but its fruit is sweet. HERNDON, MABLE, The truth is al- ways the strongest argument. HILL, EDITH, Today is ours, what will our tomorrow be? JACKSON, CHARLES, A prosperous fool is a generous burden. JOHNSON, MARSHALL, Trust not too much to an enchanting face. JOHNSON, ROBERT, we climb the ladder of success by steps and not by leaps. JOHNSON, VALLENA, Humility is God's gift to man, conceit is man's own mistake. JOINER, SYNOVIA, Education is the key to success. JONES, FREDDIE, Life is always un- certain--so live exuberantly. ,J ' A Vw V :QW J , Q li W JONES, JOE W. , Time, as he grows old, teaches many a lesson. JORDAN, EARNESTINE, Don't be average, it is just as close to the bot- tom as it is to the top. JORDAN, MARY A., waste not fresh tears over old grief. JOURNIGAN, ROY, It is a wretched thing to live the fame of others. J OYNER, JERDENE, To err is human, to forgive divine. KENNARD, ALFRED, I can be happy - with any woman as long as I don't love her, .a9'Y s if Ear LUCKETT, JAMES, It is always in season for old men to learn. LUCKETT, LULA, Everytime you speak you.r mind is on parade. MATLOCK, BARBARA, Be glad of life, because it gives you a chance to love, work and play. MCCLELLAND, LENNIE, It is better not to live than to live disgraced. MCCLELLAND, THOMAS, He who has many friends, hath none. MCGEE, JESSE, The ability to begin is useless without the willingness to en- dure. g ,er KING, SALLIE, Smile and the world smiles with you. KIRKLAND, VERA E. , One isn't a failure because he makes a mistake, but because he refuses to profit by his mistakes. KIRKLAND, VERNA Y. , Be judged of all men. He is justice. LEVY, SHIRLEY, It is human nature to kick a falling man. LEWERS , AZRIA, Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. LOVE, MARVA, Success is counted sweeter by those who never succeed. L , MCGEE, VIOLET, Zeal without knowl- edge is the sister of folly. MCGREGORY, LEOLA, Love in reason's terms answers nothing. MCHENRY, JENIE, Trouble comes to those who can't handle it. MCKINNEY, MARCHELL, One of the attributes of living is giving, so when you give, you help others to live. MCLAURIN, ESTHER, I grow old learn ing something new everyday. MCMURTI-IY, LEE, A friend is never known until a man hath need. xr -s U., I . Aw kk 3. X X YV? 5: ff if ' . flafv 'W f - f C It r XJ, 9 f. H 'P ..,, . .,.. , 2 T , My , ., ,- ...Lv ir I v -1. ,V ' - ff 'I gy It I I, UAIQQQIE M711 fl ,,., .f ,mu sr 'V , Lv. V' ,, I t Zu 3 ,Z ? E EZ 1 -v 'f is F 1 W' ff' Q 1. Wh 4 Mr: H Q3 sv ' if .2 W. .52fi:ffii'4?f'f'z 'V ilfi i'1Tf'.ET!t' ' 5 :ffff EL? TE :ff 4445! . P M-.. K x 1 , 1, V iai'.: f 5 -eff 7. I .:,, 1 , 45,44 urls 1 lm ' ,, ,Q MCNAIR, VIRGINIAS., Speak, but not too hasty. MCSWAIN, EARTHA, We wish not to exceed, but to excel. MILLER, THOMAS I . , If there were no God, it would be necessary to in- vent Him. MILLS, ERMA, The language of truth is unadorned and always simple. MITCHELL, PANOLA, We strive not to equal, but to excel. MORRIS , RUFUS , Happy is the man that findeth wisdom and the man that getteth understanding . - wtf. .M X 'I -1 .- www xx, 1. - J' sf ,Qs .sis PACE, ZORA N. , Experience is' our greatest teacher. PARKER, HELEN, A brave man is clear in his discourse and keeps close to truth, PATTON, MELVIN, The supreme hap- piness of life is the conviction that we are loved. RANDLE, MILDRED, As he brews, so shall he drink. RIED, EMMA V. , Constant and bitter u struggle is not bad, it achieves progress. RILEY, DAPHINE, Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall. in MOSLEY, OSBORN, When we shall have succeeded, then will be our time to re- joice and freely laugh. NASH, SHIRLEY, There is no art to find the mind 's construction in the face. ' NELSON, NADINE, He who walketh in the dark shall surely stumble. NEWSON, WILLIE, Why climb the lad- der of success when elevators are work- ing, NICKS, ALMA, In the mouth of the foolish is a rod, pride, but the life of the wise shall preserve them. NORMAN, EVA, Prejudice is an opin- ion without judgement. Q, , E f .X-su, I , .. r X ' 2 W . . :-'nrug XV Y-. l v Ei E 5. i l ROBERTSON, MARGERT, In true love we must show faith and trust in the per- son we love. ROSS, JAMES, No simple duty is for- gotten. RUSSELL, BESSIE, Though she be but little, she is fierce. SANDERS, ODESSA, Man was sought out from birth to rule or be ruled. SCOTT, MELVIN, All men by nature are actuated by the desire of knowledge. SEALS, VERA D., Few things are im- possible to diligence and skill, 25 1 SELF, OLENZA, He is strong who con- quers others, he who conquers himself is mighty. SELLERS, CALLIE, Never take life too seriously, you'll never get out alive SHAW, MARY A., Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. SIAS, JOHNNYE, It's nice to be im- portant, but more important to be nice. SIMMONS, EVA, I will never cease to follow wisdom. SIMS, ELIZABETH, Prejudice is an opinion without judgment. SMITH, JOHN, To make a trade of laughing at a fool is the highway to become one. SPANN, LEOLA, Cease not to learn until you cease to live. SPEARS, MARTHA, Live for today, for tomorrow is not promised. SPEARS, ROSE, Reading makes an ed- ucated man. SPENCER, SAMUEL, Being not un- acquainted with woe, I learned to help the poor. STANFORD, ANNIE, No excellent soul is exempted from a mixture of madness. SKIPPER, JOSEPHINE, Delicacy is to love what grace is to love what grace is to beauty. SMITH, ANNIE M., Waste no fresh tears over old griefs. SMITH, ANNIE R. , A man's vocation is to serve other people. SMITH, ARLENE, Love washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. SMITH, DOROTHY, A bad beginning makes a bad ending. SMITH, EI..LA, It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness. NHTSA X K X kv Nw.. 37 STANSBURY, ETHEL, Never trust a man who speaks well of everybody. STANTON, GENEVA, Those with less potentiality are the most concerned. STEWART, MARY, Education has for its object the foundation of character. ' 1 STRINGER, MARION, Know thyself. TAYLOR, SEVELDA, God loves to help him who strives to help himself. THOMAS, KENNETH L. , Let it be your ambition to achieve recognition first from from those who may best serve your pur- pose. 0' V-EEZ: I - V 14 . 2 T 5,545 ,Z Q Q, ' ' :'i'Ij:' X M N 5 X -..... wg, 6 3 x ,kewl T 'f' ' -. 1 .Ja 3 321 in x 'V 1 THOMAS, LARRY I. , The mind is its own place, it can make either a Heaven of Hell, or a Hell of Heaven. THOMAS, LILLIE-B. , They do not love that do not show their love. THOMPSON, CORNELIUS, When a man is no longer anxious to do better than well, he is done. THOMPSON, LEOTHOIAL, Iris better to learn late than never. THOMPSON, WOODY, Trust thyself another shall not betray thee. TODD, FONTROY, He who neglects to learn during youth is dead for the future. WALLS, ARTHUR, Proverbs l5:2. WALLS, JOHN, Together let us beat this ample fields, try what they open, what the court yields. WARE, CHRISTEN, Obedience is the mother of success and the wife of safe- ty. WASH, ARTHUR, Few boys are born with talent that excel, but all is cap- able of living well. WASHINGTON, JOSIE, A reputation dies each time a word is spoken. WEST, EMMA, Blessed is he who ex- pects nothing for he shall never be dis- appointed . TODD, JOHNNY, Knowledge is the only fountain both of love and the prin- ciples of human liberty. TOLLIVER, ROBERT, He who does not advance falls behind. TURNER, ALLEN, Life is a beautiful gleam of time between two eternities. ' TURNER, BARBARA, I was innocent myself once, but I lived and learned. TURNER, EDDIE, He who knows and knows that he knows is wise. TURNER, JAMES, An honest man is the noblest work of God. ll, 2 ' tl WESTBROOKS, EMMA, We have only a few days and they soon will pass away, what's done for God will only last. WHITE, MAMIE, So wise, so young, they say, never live long. WILLIAMS, ANNIE, A fool always finds a greater fool to admire him. WILLIAMS, FRANCYE, Knowledge is the only foundation both of love and the principle of human liberty. WILLIAMS, IANICE, A little learning is a dangerous thing. WILLIAMS, LILLIE P. , Being not un- acquainted with woe, I learned to help the poor. . f - 5.5 t 'iv . . 7 ,.,. Gym WILLIS, PATRICIA, Anything worth a struggle is worth obtaining. WITHERSPOON, ISAAC, Many waters cannot quench love, neither can floods drown it. WOODS, EDDIE, It is better to hope then despair. WRIGHT, GEORGE, All the problems of mankind can easily be solved if peo- ple were willing to think. WRIGHT, HATTIE, He who looks ahead seldom falls behind. WRIGHT, ROY B. , Education means freedom--freedom means liberty. ,mood V-we NOT 2 ' SHOWN on-' ' 174' I 1 J c a ' - LONG, ARTHUR, It is better to learn late than never . SCOTT,'IOSEPH, Love is master of the wisest. It is only fools who defy it. TYLER, LOUIS, A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. KELLY, JOE YOUNG, MARY, Knowledge is power- ful, I feel like Hercules. YOUNG, WILLIAM, Being alive, you are not necessarily living. AUTMON, IIMMIE, The voice of the people is the voice of God. CLARK, MARY, Everyday gives you another chance. FORD, MALINDA, I-Ie who knows noth ing is confident in everything, LEE, JUDGE, A prosperous fool is a generous burden. 1483 122012 GQJJ IUOIZSOIRS df2Of OMCQFS ,, 5 . ,gQ.5l if wk 1- . .li fx F ' ii 9 0 s za. 'X Y r X fl il ' 'ix Q. s Mr. Wheatley Mrs. Gaines Mr. Braxton ,,. ' .1 4 l0.,en Y Mr. Ellis Mrs. Shelby Mr. Jackson Mrs. Moses Mr Edwards , ' 5 . - M W, it mb 5' WW' N., ' fp, Q! ,. 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SENIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSOR L. to R.: Pearlie White, Annie Whitehead, Mrs. Jackson, Sponsor Carl Long, LaSandra Fields Miss Coahoma A. H. S. of 1965- 66 is Albertine Elizabeth Carter, daughter of Mrs. Albertine Neely of 651 Lincoln Avenue, Clarksdale, Mississippi. With all the graces desired in one who has determination to be successful, Miss Carter came to Coa- homa Agricultural High School as a graduate from Sherard Junior High School, Sherard, Mississippi. Since being at A. H. S. Albertine has not only held her own academically, but she has also partici- pated in extracurricular activities. She has been leading clarinetist in the band four years' and has served as a member of the 4-H Club, Journalism Club, Mathematics Club, Student Cotmcil, and Tri-Hi-Y. On February 2, 1966, Albertine brought local state, and national recognition and honor to herself, her family, and her school as she was named one of 250 winners in the National Achievement Scholar- ship Program for outstanding Negro students. More than 5, 600 candidates for the scholarship were nominated by 1, 550 schools. The final recipi- ents, chosen from a field of approximately 1, 000 finalists, were selected for their outstanding ability and potential for future accomplishment. Miss Carter will attend Fisk University at Nashville, Tennessee, and plans to major in biology with the goal of becoming a pediatrician. Albertine, we, the Coahomans, SALUTE YOU! 57 26 1714912269119 offfe j7Q120r Way 57 Cgenzors Anderson, Esteria Anderson, Percy Armstrong, Willie Banks, Lloyd Bennett, C, B, Benson, Cora Branch, Mary Ellen Brooks, Archie Brooks, Betty Brown, Calvin Brown, Emma Brown, Pearlene Carter, Albertine Carter, Modena Clark, Billy Collier, Nayland Collins, Norma Collins, Roy Cosby, E. C. Davis, Mary 58 ' 5OGI!CZZ MGI' , Tfeszinf of ffe mfg I xx 'Jw X, Q 1' ,mn- X N if I -' ' 23g2 12121'4- ,A- ' .,,,,? r . sax- 46 N HQ s M fs gg' .,:,, q 2 V1.: 9 zl. X? ' J VV? X x ml ss QR 5 2 '4 Q 2 S A M K2 s Nw v X 1 , x x B J' X 1, ix X Ni X Sax 3 xx ff + l fx wx SNS of -K X x 53.1, .E - -ew , s :.. sits lg gg Q , mg- im X in :QL l Ns x , x is Q N- 3 iii? YQ Y f Q x Q .gl 2 Uses N .. xg r ms. xxx? WQXQ x s A Y ,X X Q 5, A w.,.,l 'Sh 4. 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Miller, Ernest Moore, Erma Neal Shirley Patterson, Bernice fjenff 9raoQ JYQS 246 QSXUQQHXJ Cljnromzof People, Joyce Poindexter, Lenorma Rhodes, Everlina Rhodes, Johnny Robinson, Mary Rowe, Virgie Scott, Iressie Sims, Shirley Spann, Barbara Spencer, Carrie Starks, Brenda Stimage, Elizabeth Sykes, Charlie Thomas, Betty Thomas, Earma Tigue, Katherine Tribble, Dorothy Tribble, Estella Walker, Bobbie Walker, Irma Washington, William Whitehead Lossie Wilson Golett . . .,- nf? William, Ethel ' - 3 f R y R , ,r, rs .3 rrti N V ,, Y. , I f ,QB 3 sh, is 122115 QFGOQ OAGGQFS anof Sponsors Qin, J r I L to R.: QSEATEDJ Ernest Stanton, James Etta Powell, Dessie Griffin, Shirley Myles, Ervis Davrs L to R.: CSTANDINGJ Mr. Moses, Mr. Hunt, Mrs. Crump, Mrs. Gooden, Miss Jefferson and Mr Gooden Sponsors Dodd, Arby Small, Alberta Smith, Alberta Sallis, Dorothy Smith, Gwendolyn Smith, Willie Mae Stanton, Ernest Stephen, Mike 961112 If QIUOQ 323 Cjnrofof ibessze Bee grmb, GQJJ Q-Jreszbfenf if L, I A ' M' ' 9 m S xx 1 5 Q fi'-a fs A 1' i ,W.v.,7' ,Av . , 2, qu ? 1 1 A 72 if L- VV! f X iA . ' V ,af !,- 4 if ' Y Q , , . A ,H f 9 ,W , . , 7' , ,A , P'-.W V ,r , , 2 A ' f ' ' fu' Ly Lax' . ., ,I . A , , ' ' 1 . 5. 1 X ' Adams, Clifton Applewhite, Herman Austin, Charles Austin, Zenobia Barbee, Frank Barry, Dorothy Branch, Mary E. Britton, Shirley Brown, Claudette Bruce, Christine Bulter, Christine Clay, Tommie Collins, Sandra Collins, Shirley Collins, Virginia Conner, Carl Curtis, Eddie Curtis, Larry Davis, Ervis Delaney, Versa Edward, Susanne Eloby, Larry Featherstom, Arthur Fisher, Clester Fisher, Mary Pearl Ford, Obra Fowler, Roberta Franklin, Isiah Gardner, Charlie M. Gillespie, Arbrillia 9022 xA grade GD czmes Ciffa Jowefazzof Ogre Szorof gqzzfzuaf Gipson, Lillie B. Gladney, Sam Glenn, Ida B. Griffin, Dessie Halbert, Dorothy Hawkins, Floyd Haynes, Georgia Hemphill, Ethel Herry, Hattie Hodges, Minnie Howard, Jessie Howard, Larry Hudson, Doris Johnson Bernice Johnson John Johnson, Mary Jones, Charlene Jones, Mary Knight, Minnie Lanton, Mack Lofton, Lubbie Lofton, Walter Love, Easter Love, Willie Lucas, Lewis Luster, Dorothy Lynas, George Martin, Lula Martin, Thelma McCool, Floyd 1 . . csfafff Morfers l ,, ,4 I ,rv 2-It-fmegg, x zf? -rw, 10 f i Q E f J 3 3 fzfw A 3' eff? 4 A V rr. 43- 6 Q. wi f - 6 f M , ' Wvvfv A 44 178: , J' 1. 4' fi-, f.. 'G 'wi fy J 122 if QIUUQ J Elma 70177 a120f,7es51e .7?1Qy, cSfu0Q12f Gounczf ,ygaepresenfafzbes Qjrolofef Qfks jyromzlszlfzy youny Uygasfefeern f K J ,,f1.,,,g f , , xy Ls, , if -'Z - s 1' ' , A .,,.,, , r:,,.v ,5 4- f-' V 4 We fo. 1 J Q J V 'qv 4, A In as I A' '-f ff L! ' ,J --if f gf Q ' .2 s , , ,, W tw ,G M ' A A X fn - A v' , J , 7 k , J I, nh ,V V g ' ,Q , dev . L' 5 J ,. ..'. 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B ,A - X' xg-lzrf 5 .- fa-if ' 351, - :Le '- ' E-if., 13' if ,, -V ' S Edward, Barbara Marion, Jannie B. Mobley, Velma Parker, Joe Ester 7'7i- 4 : ,. , ,gf '- -L A f'I:2,,-' fi t ' ' ::-. - ,,l, ' V:-,v V Lg ,g E f aff? Reynolds, I oe Shedwick, John Smith, Velvie Stirnage, Dan Thompson, Charlie Torry, Allen eoenff QIUUQ MRS HETTYES CAIN TCaCl'lC1' Chambers, Edwin Gambrell, Frank W Jenkins, Charley Jenkins, Larry Liner, Joseph McCoy, Larry Meeks, Mae Ella Neal, Dee Mercie Palmer, Hattie B. 4 1 CCEQHQ en fary Qeparfm enf , --1, 1 -f-'- 3 ,'-: .,:.. 1 '..- zar' - ,A 3-. ,V ff -uv' ri, MDM Fifth Grade MRS. ARNOLD CHAMBERS, Teacher 'W ',1R,-, 'f' 1 Sixth Grade MRS. BARBARA WHEATLEY, Teacher QQHQ Q12 fary fbeparfm efzf Q- M mS1,Ar Q F3 his in Q Third Grade MISS EARLINE M. ANDERSON, Teacher ! fQ 3 f 3 f Fourth Grade MRS. LOIS S. EDWARDS, Teacher CKDQIZQ enfary fbeloarfm en! 1 4 N 1 J I l 1 P J I I 7 A as First Grade MRS. ROSA M. BROWN, Teacher awww 1 I V! I R , G 1 . ' V A ' if Q a 5 d ' 'Q' ' ' ' H f :S 2 X A 4 ff g if ' 2 Second Grade MRS, GLORIA DAUGHERTY MCKINNEY, Teacher 79 i RW GMX' J '. 1, 1 Q ., 79 O9- C.: 6809 QQ? Xl UML. Ac TIVIUES ---l 012 01' CSZZUOQIYZIS Dean's List L USN! AMA! . Honorable Mention WSJ Coagoma 11121614 Gokye ,,.,,siivFi'l'0hmz4q. Louise Brown, Sophomore English Major, Jackson, Mississippi Qszyffs anof csounofs of IgG Goronafzon as . A4 -sd i D1 Her Royal Highness Enters the Court i 3 k i 5, 4 x' I ? i I Pres. McLaurin crowns Louise Brown Queen of Coahoma and its tributaries Q 'QM I I I Queen addresses her Subjects I 83 N mor. azzofmlns' K' Eugene Johnson and Albertme Carter 97521 77576 Eugene Johnson, the popular and versatile Mr. A.l-l.S. of 1965-66, is the son of Mrs. Sarah Smith of Friars Point, Mississippi. Besides a regular academic schedule, Eugene has played leading roles in several dramatic productions and has for four years sparked the Mighty Tigers - to victory as he played well his part in the positions of halfback, fullback, and quarterback. His future plans are for a career in Physi- cal Therapy. Albertine Elizabeth Carter, Miss Coa- homa Agricultural High School of 1965-66, is the petite, charming, scholarly daughter of Mrs. Albertine Carter - Neely of Clarks- dale, Mississippi. ff? Age dl? af O U12 5 140122 ff, rf' EGEVK Qs X Q. A is K fvf B I e Mil g,.-.-- ,ff Q' ffe G 014012 afzbzz -'YL,, QR Q R 5936 -...H .. ,QTY-Q. . -....,.,, w.-., f--..,..,. 'X i L L N ' W km A,f 'iii1igg::.. ' N - Lx ' 'A I A Q - N Q s. 'Y iw? mil '-5 , WN W h. 2 I I 8 7 W 7 0122014140511 ,J EQQQQFS 4 E Marion N. Stringer, Student Council President in 4' l,aqf,.t,f,! Qrv : .,, ' 1, ' il: ,L 4 W'-51 - nf., nf u J Dorothy Pennington, Secretary, and Larry Thomas, treasurer, stop at the business office to check on student counci1's budget. ooernm enf X ' f ks. ,J it-.. 5-, Q me f r, Q 'R Yr ,vs . . ' 5,9 ' , ,xi . Rx, ., lggxlww ,sez gy. ,- ge:sse.tiff,?igM,s.gw. , Qs f as? 3' x- 59 fc ' -33334 s- . 5 . . as 9 'Q s sawn . . . .ma 5.4 Y '-1 A-gps.. :-'..' : . iff.-, iss . ff'f f?lv3f 'A 'N' tw. 'fs Sf f i' Yf f HA. . .. .. .. '-V 1 5?, is3 'fIq.z'5:ig:,1 .- ,anim ix -fgrsgxm ef 1 .-.. - .--Q .-'Y'-f-W Xqggi . ,skill til t - ' .Xia--:Z '3'5x1svJv-f '53aEiif b . . 2- :5- f4?1:l9u!r3g pi? J 2 .1 'J-'. hfassaas.. A.. , Ni. , ... - ., A-.-, 'Wu -. t...,:q. . . K 51-,-, :. ,V . - 'f f i?-af9if+i'i1??? 'ali , L N -.. 1.,:w5g.,,.-4- Student Council Sponsors, Mr, Lee Roy Garmon and Mrs. Zee A. Barron, listen as Vice- President Stanley J. Hart explains a new idea. No Taxation Without Representation 'K'- ' if nfl. if-fx Vx Mira ng' .X 1' The Representatives of the Student body are: L. to R. STANDING E. Johnson, E, Robinson, B. Hill, C Long, E. Cosby, SEATED S. Redrick, W. Dickson, A. Carter, E. Bryant and B. Spencer. CSUI2OQy CSC500f SEATED L. TO R.: Edith Hill, Amelia Frierson, Peggie Townsel, Lucy Hutton, Mattie Ducking, Bonnie Conwell STANDING L. TO R.: Kenneth Thomas, Jimmy Autmon, Joe Willie Jones, Mose Rollins, Mose Williams Student Supt, 86 Mr. Braxton, Faculty Supt. 'BAPTIST STUDENT UNION METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT President, LOURINE JOHNSON Sponsors: MRS. GREEN 85 MR. JACKSON .,f:.:-::1f ii: -: UAQ - im .,,., , 5' Aw 2 'aiwfliw ,E , if 3 if ig? 'f sg Q f' 2 gi as 41- ,H :rw , ' , - . . - A A ' 'un ggi . 'X , ig.-A b , ig! N Y' A. Xe-.W ka.. 2s:'?i7+4f'1 3. lv ,pd X T - f .M ggggiiz, X g?i3gggwr.51ff,Q X, AW A N Ax . A 4, ., , MW X , . 3 7 Q-A lf ' ,xfjff -. :P 55 - P A N ,wgmff 1 ' , Nh: M f f' f IQ, ff Yu 1, ' ' .ks I, N ozm 57' of gaps Qurzhy Uefs Zqy Ogseroafzon Q MC3Iy6Z07 of v-vw 0.9 ., QMA7 643501722 77 OHCQFS . rv 4'--if --'+ ,V Q1 if . , 39, , . 5' l 9 Jimmie Autmon Vice President John Smith President Mr. Joseph Wheatley Advisor wenfzeff 71212 ua . f are Y- ' , - , -.,,, N M ,V A , . , A Coahomans attend Twentieth Annual National Baptist Student Union Spring Retreat, Howard University, Washington, D.C., April 23-25 1965 Mr. S. E. Grinstead, National B, S. U. Director U DEN G90 Mrs, Z, A. Barron X is . ' S ..,.,s, l f 'F-:. N s ' ' V y 51:3 ,, X ' Kenneth L. Thomas Business Manager A National Faculty Advisor 9'faf1b12afy3.QS.CM Wefreaf Q Allen L, Turner Chief Reporter cszyffs anof csoun 5 of Zuszhess ,Q .,. N WMM Sophomore potential Businessman, K. Thomas who hails from Rosedale 71 AM L ,162 ,A .A . 5 , m Q -4 ' V w- X.Nr,..1,? in S M, W H l 344 V- J V Q- ---.....,,,n. ,. , , j -: givsf -4 -4 - - W-...M , a 4 5323:-TF 'f ' R Wi. ' 1 5356 , L is ' f C' f 1 E 1 W- Sophomore Business Majors in Class During Problem Solving Time J uszfn ess 6115595 Mx WMA' .1 , A A High School Business Classes M . M. . M rs J Oses Mrs. Dorothy Armstrong, Instructor Instructor of College Business Courses 4---,I E531 E S -4, A. ocafzbnaf yecfnzca WFQG -'U -v 5 X31 zf fi we A Coordinator Cain and Instructors Lenoir, Sims and Lattimore Vocational Technical Staff and Student Assistants 1' W' ocafzon af ecfnzca 71490 .af W W1 -9 Q 21 of 4 W 4 if- , 25 fs. X 4 1 , 5 N4- fi ES. I Q S, Q 9? N. . V. 3 RSF: ' 1 :E 5 h'SIQQfs-szqv s 1 3 Q N . Q 4, 4 ' g 1. XR X ' V 'Qt -s cgzyffs anof 5011126 of gufure Iv X if at if r Carpenters Bricklayers Mr. James Dodson, Building Trades, Instructor rl ffx fi ? I i Z Auto Mechanics Mr. Alfred Blake, Instructor 5? N, If is M? sit-I is .....-M ome Con OIZQICS cszyffs anof Qgounf gram . 45 3:5915- ,R , wp 0 I YY C.. . , A .. , rg, . 92 Z - V .4 4-...inavf , s. I xx I ' '-.' rgj ., R .al gill' -ij . 3 1 r -'-: e .x, . -' .,-'41:' -farifskf. ,,.. M M Q N X YY I if ff- t Ss ,E Q K M E , rs: Q S K Q -SA Y QM Q ,. 1 Q Q M, 9 , f gl A 1 A ,h ,jii7 5 i'VQ 's ' S 5x 'MM-H 1,,.. Zq, . ,Ai., xt bizzp 6 f I s Foods Class Mrs. S. M. McLaurin, Instructor v- ' FIM Clothing Class Mrs. I. M. Gdmbrell, Instructor Wewspaper Hfjfe jiyer Csfarv . lN'4g,, ll ' 1 Editor, Jimmy L. Johnson with Sponsors: Miss Weeks and Mrs. Crump looking over New Idea for the Tiger Star 's i 'VH 9 The Tiger Star, a student publication, is a compilation of campus news. All phases of Campus Life are in the Tiger Star. Any student on campus is eligible to become a member of the Star. I00 jfe yzoagnzfgbenf 17 Zegafers A OFFICERS: Jimmy Johnson, President, Gloria Oliver, Secretary - Sponsors: Mrs. Alma J. Woods and'Mr, Daniel Hunt 772215 C115 so f D.. Edward Kinard, President - Sponsors: Mrs. Henderson and Mr. F urdge QD ' L its 7 I gfe Ccj0Q1caf1b12 rwreaw ,,f' X- gi , ,. - ' ,sax -v- DISCUSSION AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK TI-IEME: INVEST IN LEARNING ,,,.f- X,1fs.f- sf? -'Qin--w -,Q ,,..'v- gf gis- sf-sf v,-sf ,-.-.r -NJ -' Q-1 -' I, 1 1. QT H5 ELLEET yjresenfs Qgzyffs anof Qsounf of - Si if ew ' QQQQI -1 x mx..-n g cm - af'- f mg, Q X? Y gi Qixkx .- Xi! W k wa 3 A-, 1.3 W Q, . .RL i G, fi L- , if. Qi z x M, ,- ,,V, fs, , 1,7 , p af A J' Re citation New ED 'W M51 LJ 12 5 wg , vb PROJECT AND EXHIBITIONS IN HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT gresfm an gram afzkzs PQI? Cg G15-5' S Monsieur Raymond Thebaud, Instructor N 1 cgzyffs anof CSOUI2 5 122 cfence 'Nvu-....,,,,NNm -ngyjf Nw STUDENTS IN BIOLOGY LABORATORY 1-:mm 1:1 .,f:-23 'f:27emfa,,,g X '-s,,, -... , L , ...A if' .il il L X fm RMQMOR .if-,. N,,T 4 ' ' Q.f'x'? 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'f This Year's Coahoma Junior College Tigers had the best basketball record in the history of the school. The team had an unblemished season record of 14 and 0. Their only setback was a pre-season contest against Utica. Eight times during the year the Tigers scored 100 points or more. They also set a new single game record of 135 points against Owen. They Clinched the S.I.C. Conference Championship with two games left to play. From first appearance to the last the coach, his staff, and players exemplified true Coahoma-type character, S 1,0 90122 NAME AND POSITION Roosevelt Taylor William Tally William Ford Charles Jackson Douglas Lane Arthur Brown Richard Collins Otha Mitchell Jonathan Singleton Albert Morton I. W. Fairman Author Wash Charles Cummings Eddie Myers Charles Tripps Fred Holley Felton Kelly Tommie Tatum Howard Barron Andrew Pennington George McGee Forward F-G Guard F- G Guard G uard Center Forward Forward Center Forward Guard Forward G uard Forward Forward Forward Forward Guard Guard Forward 1965 8: 1966 RECORD COAHOMA OPPONENT 100 'Mary Holmes 79 'Utica 97 Shorter 99 Arkansas Baptist 101 Mary Holmes 111 Arkansas Baptist 124 Mary Holmes 94 Utica 95 Owen 103 Utica 90 Prentiss 135 Owen 93 Harris 108 Prentiss 113 Harris 105 Shorter ' Pre-season games ? ' h it X? G Oaf 01220 losefs JYQJTJS ,Iwi ' X ' 'ON NIH , HH , W 'Q' H ls 4 S if.. fL3'v1e I! A i G, Q? :TB 51 ' ii' a 6 Al 5 V, QA 4 if i .fg- 'TH -91, S ff , ,Q r N A ' Q9 rv . VXWXZM Q 5 vig- sky gy V gsm I' ,f ? ' 2 1965-766 Cgampzbns ' H mg M . S Q i. st X r NNri?'fi3t , S . Mf5'fhws X ,W JJ .1-is .mgftg 3 -f 4 YQ, fymsxme. ,. ,,,, -. X .1 , V 4 W' W-W -Us :Q , -e f Qwe- X ' v.f?'N UUHu- ,. D , X ,,,,,,.,. 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YOUQ V an Q ,A H '7 1 fs azzof 60111206 gram 1 Gomposzfzbn CQJS Xgresfman CZQJQX ow oczdf 501512 ce GQJJQJ Mt. J. H. Wheatley, Instructor V r u E 1 f A E fs yjrojkzcfzlny X 'I' ar 'V 'f as, F ms sv. A 'we 'IV'-r fl, fi 'dr--'- -'avr fi 'g 'v.- 'sq . fl ,. 55 ix 'i 'Ii fi fs 5 5 it EI 1 ' I A i ll 'I Ii E ,C 1? M in li, 5. 'v it r ,4 ii i 1 1 l il s-fl I if Hall, Rudolphia Shanks, Myrtle HUlT1DhIiSS. Lillian G00dCI1. B. S. Williams, Delia V i 4'A i Howard , Eugene II President and Miss CJC's on Faculty in foreground. Alma Cole, Miss C.I.C. of 1958 and Editor-in-Chief of the Coahoman, and Dorothy Jefferson, Former Miss C.J.C. of 1962 I54 Furdge, Elzery Allen, Henry . gnfo QSOUJQ 5 A in-19' 5 S - K V' x E Shelby, Rachel .., seg F' 1 ,C . 'rf' k. V , 2 'X 5 . . 1 is L HN V ,- ir ,221-vf-fvv ',, QQ ,. 3 f ,ia 'wi A 5, 2 f 5' 'fn . ff' . . . Randle , Alice 42 Sis- l i llx Tillis, M. C. I ' fig! 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HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR Editor-in-Chief Larry Thomas and Nayland Collier and Staff College Staff I57 F J I E I .J IJ 'I J I 4 J- J F e E J I J J I Ji J J J w J Jil J J 196 6 Goafoman csfafff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - - ---- - - Larry Thomas ASSOCIATE EDITOR - - ------ - - Stanley Hart COPY EDITORS ----- - - Louise Brown, Albertine Carter HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR ---------- -------- N ayland Collier BUSINESS AND SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER - - - - Kenneth Thomas ORGANIZATIONAL EDITOR -------- - - Jimmy Autmon SECRETARY-TYPIST ---- ----------- - - Beatta Carson SPORTS EDITORS Jimmy Johnson William Harrison LAYOUT ARTISTS John Hannah John Smith COLLEGE CLASS EDIT ORS Rubye Ellis, Josie Washington, Allen Turner, Bonnie Conwell, Rose Spears, Edith Hill, Lucy Hutton, Margaret Stevens, Louise Byers, Marion Stringer, Hattie Wright HIGH SCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY CLASS EDITORS Earl Johnson, George Britton, Dorothy Long, Pearlie White, Appolone Tyler, Modena Carter, Gloria Oliver, Albertine Carter, Joe Reynolds, Frank Gambrell TYPISTS Marion Eley I Beatta Carson YT? -4 g L. to R.: Mr. Martin, Mrs. Barron, Mrs. Armstrong f rf 1 LTA g J FACULTY STAFF MEMBERS Mrs. Zee A. 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Route 1, Box 151 Shelby, Mississippi Bowen, Jesse R. 2713 Meharry Blvd. Nashville, Tennessee Bradley, Freddie 517 Grant Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Breaux, Theodora 231 Demetz Avenue Pass Christian, Mississippi Brooks, Excell P. O. Box '71 Jonestown, Mississippi Brooks, Nathaniel General Delivery Jonestown, Mississippi Btown, Aristeen 524 Scott Street Jackson, Mississippi Brown, Beatrice 212 Service Avenue Hattiesburg, Mississippi Brown, Charlie 1420 Fernwood Drive Jackson, Mississippi Brown, Edgar Route 1, Box 8 Cleveland, Mississippi Brown, Emma L. Route 2, Box 60 Lyons, Mississippi Brown, James L. Box 35 Jonestown, Mississippi Brown, John L. 1701 Wissler Clarksdale, Mississippi Brown, Louise 524 Scott Street Jackson, Mississippi Bryant, Minnie J. 436 Grant Pl. Clarksdale, Mississippi Burney, Earl Leon Route 2, Box 3-B Ocean Spring, Mississippi Burrel, Leon 124 Webb, Lyon, Mississippi Burton, Jesse L. Route 1, Box 243 Lyons, Mississippi Byas, Flora J. P. O. Box 477 Mount Bayou, Mississippi Cain, Lula M. 409 Odom Street Durant, Mississippi Carson, Beatta 919 Page Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Carter, Augustus L. 509 Ruby Street Cleveland, Mississippi Carter, Florean 532 Kimbro Street Marks, Mississippi Carter, Lee Roy 509 Murphy Street Cleveland, Mississippi Carter, Mattie Pearl Route 2, Box 286 Sardis, Mississippi Carter, Robert, Jr. Route 1, Box 305 Clarksdale, Mississippi Clark, Mary M. Route 1, Box 66-A Alligator, Mississippi Clay, Jesse L. 655 Grant Pl. Clarksdale, Mississippi Cleveland, Ben F. Route 3, Box 72 Decatur, Mississippi Coleman, Dorothy L. Route 2, Box 40-D Merigold, Mississippi Collins, Richard Route 2, Box 182 Starkville, Mississippi Collins, Solomon III 1440 Plum Street Jackson, Mississippi Conwell, Bonnie Route 2, Box 148 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Cooper, Charles 909 Lee Avenue Forest, Mississippi Costict, David 136 Carver Village Pascagoula, Mississippi Coulter, Chester 131 7th Street Danville, Kentucky Croft, James Tilman P. O, Box 506 Webb, Mississippi Curry, Lula M. P. O. Box 375 Newton, Mississippi Curtis, Barbara R. Route 2, Box 25 Cuscilla, Mississippi Davis, Dorothy 1217 4th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Davis, Frankie Route 2, Box 132-X Clarksdale, Mississippi Davis, Mattie P. O. Box 164 Darling, Mississippi Davis, Oscar P. O. Box 164 Darling, Mississippi Davis, Pauline Route 1, Box 378 Benoit, Mississippi Dillard, Johnny P. O. Box 32 Nitta Yuma, Mississippi Dixon, Fannie B. Route 1, Box 97 Oxford, Mississippi Durr, Robert Route 3, Box 131 Mendenhall, Mississippi Earvin, Bennie L. P. O. Box 121 Hickory, Mississippi Eley, Marion 505 McKinley Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Ellis, Rubye M. Route 2, Box 416 Sardis, Mississippi Epps, Clotee 608 Grafield Clarksdale, Mississippi Fairley, Louis 409 Mclnnis Street Petal, Mississippi Figgs, James 655 2nd Street Marks, Mississippi Flagg, Roy Route 1, Box 89 Clarksdale, Mississippi Flowers, Amos Route 1, Box 33-A Collins, Mississippi Ford, Malinda Route 3, Box 332 Clarksdale, Mississippi Frierson, James M. Route 4, Box 78 Oxford, Mississippi Fuqua, John L. 529 16th Avenue Nashville, Tennessee Gant, Melvin Route 1, Box 1-A Mound Bayou, Mississippi Gates, Barbara J. 1727 Evans Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Gates, Julia F. 119 112 Field Street Batesville, Mississippi Gipson, Robbie General Delivery Mattson, Mississippi Grady, Brenda J. Route 1, Box 24 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Grady, Barbara Route 2, Box 9-B Carthage, Mississippi Green, Irma J. P. O. Box 271 Crenshaw, Mississippi Greer, Jimmy Route 3, Box 255 Carthage, Mississippi Greer, Murphy R. Route 3, Box Carthage, Mississippi Griffin, Imogene 510 Cotton Street Marks, Mississippi Griffin, James Lemar Route 2, Box 255 Carthage, Mississippi Griffin, Queen E. Route 4, Box 124 Carthage, Mississippi Hall, Erma General Delivery Ofahoma, Mississippi Halsell, Tommy D. Box 438 Spring Street Waynesboro, Mississippi Hannah, John E. Route 2, Box 145 Carthage, Mississippi Hardmon, Andrew 521 Sunflower Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Hardmon, Catherine 521 Sunflower Clarksdale, Mississippi Harris, Deloris Route 1, Box 60-A Mound Bayou, Mississippi Harris, Gladys Route 1, Box 63-C Vance, Mississippi Harris, Inell Route 1, Box 307-B Jonestown, Mississippi Harrison, William H. 1714 Evans Street Clarksdale, Mississippi I-latchett, Marilyn 937 Florida 'Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Henderson, Jessie General Delivery Mattson, Mississippi Henry, Walterene Route 6, Box 15 Carthage, Mississippi Herndon, Mable Ann 812 3rd Street Marks, Mississippi Hill, Edith M. P. O. Box 1345 State College Starkville, Mississippi Hill, Jo Ann 808 New Orlean Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Hinton, Dorothy M. Route 3, Box 11 Richton, Mississippi Hodges, Essie M. Route 2, Box 117 Clarksdale, Mississippi Hollimon, Elbridge, Jr. Route 3, Box 25 Richton, Mississippi Hutton, Lucy 704 Lee Street Cleveland, Mississippi Ingram, George Z, Box 51 Benoit, Mississippi Ivy, Dilcy A. 418 Jefferson Oxford, Mississippi Jackson, Charles 337 South 6th Street Greenville, Mississippi Jennings, Robert P. O. Box 21 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Johnson, Andrew J. 616 Yazoo Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Johnson, Marshall D. 661 North 7th Street Oxford, Mississippi Johnson, Robert L, 2158 Powers Avenue Jackson, Mississippi Johnson, Vallena 422 Redbud Street Greenville, Mississippi Johnson, Willard 205 South Abrams Picayune, Mississippi Joiner, Synovia 620 Aloe Street Cleveland, Mississippi Jones, Freddie 406 Catching Street Marks, Mississippi Jones, Kenneth 1433 Peacock Clarksdale, Mississippi Jordan, Ernestine P. O. Box 852 Clarksdale, Mississippi Jordan, Mary Alice 941 Florida Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Journigan, Roy 2621 Brown Street Jackson, Mississippi Joyner, Jerdene P. O. Box 532 Tunica, Mississippi Kelly, Joe Haywood 218 East Valley Avenue Holly Springs, Mississippi King, Sallie M. P. O. Box 13 Tippo, Mississippi Kinnard, Alfred L. Route 1, Box 73 Alligator, Mississippi Kirkland, Vera Elaine Route 3, Box 244 Carthage, Mississippi Kirkland, Verna Y. Route 3, Box 244 Carthage, Mississippi Lee, Judge H. Route 2, Box 182 Clarksdale, Mississippi Lee, William H. 374 Yazoo Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Leverette, C. L. Route 1, Box 27 State Line, Mississippi Levy, Shirley Route 4, Box 56 Carthage, Mississippi Lewers, Azria General Delivery Como, Mississippi Long, Arthur M. 318 Quincy Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Love, Marva J. 128 Patton Lane Batesville, Mississippi Luckett, James Route 4, Box 135 Carthage, Mississippi Luckett, Lula Route 4, Box 117 Carthage, Mississippi Magee, Violet 121 Jefferson Ave. Clarksdale, Mississippi Matlock, Barbara General Delivery Ofahoma, Mississippi Mickles, Ernest II 1020 Kerrington Street McComb, Mississippi Mills, Erma L. Box 24 Coahoma, Mississippi Mitchell, Panola P. O. Box 343 Richton, Mississippi Mitchell, Willie B. P. O. 245 Cleveland, Mississippi Montgomery, Freddie L . Route 1, Box 602 Clarksdale, Mississippi Moore, J. D. 2036 Morningview Drive Moss Point, Mississippi Moore, William Anthony 406 South Franklin Street Charleston, Mississippi Morgan, Ronald H. Friars Point, Mississippi Morris, Rufus Route 5, Box 116 Batesville, Mississippi Patton, Melvin G. Sellers, Callie Mosley, Osborn Route 1, Box 51 Holcomb, Mississippi McClellan, Thomas Route 1, Box 57 West, Mississippi McClelland, Lennie P. O. Box 62 Marks, Mississippi McGee, Jesse E. 1211 Aloe Street Cleveland, Mississippi McGee, Linda L. 655 Grant Pl. Clarksdale, Mississippi McGregory, Leola 2431 East 2nd Street Clarksdale, Mississippi McHenry, Jenie Route 2, Box 50-B Dundee, Mississippi McKay, Estella Route 2, Box 4-A Tunica, Mississippi McKinney, Marchell Route 3, Box 309 Batesville, Mississippi McLaurin, Esther J. Route 2, Box 57 Lake, Mississippi McMurty, Lee Route 3, Box 166 Koscuisko, Mississippi McNair, Virginia S Route 1, Box 91 Lawerence, Mississippi McSheppard, Grannell Route 2, Box 176 Dekalb, Mississippi McSwain, Eartha N. Route 3, Box 14 Richton, Mississippi Nash, Shirleyl. Route 7, Box 180-H Carthage, Mississippi Neal, Herdistine 540 Ashton Clarksdale, Mississippi Newsome, WillieJ. 604 Bruce Street Picayune, Mississippi Norman, Eval. Route 2, Box 70 Newton, Mississippi O'Neal, Charlie Route 1, Box 278 Clarksdale, Mississippi Osborne, Frank Route 1, Box 324-A Dundee, Mississippi Pace, Zora N. Route 1, Box 7 Waynesboro, Mississippi Parker, Helen P. O. Box 86 Union, Mississippi Parker, Willie E. P. O. Box '85 Bobo, Mississippi 655 School Avenue Pascagoula, Mississippi Pettis, William P. O. Box 126 Lyons, Mississippi Randle, Mildred Y. 533 Bolivar Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Reeves, Willie 221 Church Street Lexington, Mississippi Reid, Emma Vernell 437 Grant Pl. Clarksdale, Mississippi Riley, Daphine Eola 612 Bolivar Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Robertson, Margaret 712-26 1X2 Street Gulfport, Mississippi Robinson, Zelrna Route 1, Box 245 Clarksdale, Mississippi Rollins, Moses 411 Quincy Clarksdale, Mississippi Ross, James Arthur 43 W. College Street Holly Spring, Mississippi Rucker, Joyce M. Route 1, Box 157 Vance, Mississippi Russell, Bessie P. O. Box 156 Marks, Mississippi Sanders, Odessa 902 Denny Avenue Ocean Springs, Mississippi Scott, Joseph D. Route 2, Box 118-A Clarksdale, Mississippi Scott, Melvin L. Route 2, Box 40 Merigold, Mississippi Seals, Vera Dean 710 Walnut Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Self, Olenza E. 1745 Wissler Street Clarksdale, Mississippi 135- 16th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Shaw, Mary Ann 2319 8th Clarksdale, Mississippi Sias, Johnnye M. P. O. Box 290 Shaw, Mississippi Simmons, Eva 448 Washington Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Sims, Elizabeth Route 3, Box 131 Oxford, Mississippi Sims, James 134- 17th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Skipper, Josephine 119 Snowball Court Clarksdale, Mississippi Smiley, Essie Box 152 Rich, Mississippi Smith, A 'nie M. 53 Lincoln Street Sardis, Mississippi Smith, Annie Ruth General Delivery Conway, Mississippi Smith, Arlene 718 Lincoln Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Smith, Charlie 71 Silver City Street Belzoni, Mississippi Smith, Dorothy Route 2, Box 70 Abbeville, Mississippi Smith, Ella Route 1, Box 164 Coahoma, Mississippi Smith, John A. Route 7, Box 180-I Carthage, Mississippi Snerling, Roy L. Route 1, Box 476 Clarksdale, Mississippi Spann, Leola General Delivery Dublin, Mississippi Spears, Martha J. Route 3, Box 318 Batesville, Mississippi Spears, Rose M. Route 3, Box 318 Batesville, Mississippi Spencer, Willie S. Route 2, Box Collins, Mississippi Stanford, Annie B. 112 Humphrey Street Marks, Mississippi Stansbury, Ethel L. Route 3, Box 45 Carrollton, Mississippi Stanton, June P. O. Box 42 Rena Lara, Mississippi Stewart, John R. P. O. Box 271 Lyman, Mississippi Stewart, Mary Arnold Route 3, Box 166 Clarksdale, Mississippi Stewart, Rose Mary P. O. Box 271 Lyman, Mississippi Stringer, Marion 526 Ashton Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Stubbs, Thomas E. 500 Sherd Street Picayune, Mississippi Tate, R. L. Route 1, Box Marks, Mississippi Taylor, Roosevelt Route 1, Box 57 Holcomb, Mississippi Taylor, Sevelda Route 1, Box 57 Holcomb, Mississippi Thomas, Kenneth L. P. O. Box 102 Rosedale, Mississippi Thomas, Larry J. Star Route Pleasant Grove, Mississippi Thomas, Lillie B. 428 Grant Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Thompson, Cornelius 1625 Magnolia Street Moss Point, Mississippi Thompson, Woody H. Route 3, Box 141 Decatur, Mississippi Todd, Fontroy Box 218 Gunnison, Mississippi Todd, Johnny General Delivery Rosedale, Mississippi Tolliver, Abe 694 Anderson Street Marks, Mississippi Tolliver, Robert James Route 1, Box 203 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Tripp, Charles T. 132- 16th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Tuckson, Larry Route 2, Box 229-A Tunica, Mississippi Tuckson, Lee Alfred Route 2, Box 229-A Tunica, Mississippi Turner, Allen Route 1, Box 137-A Mound Bayou, Mississippi Turner, Barbara J. 438 McKinley Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Turner, Eddie 835 Garfield Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Turner, James T, P. O. Box 121 Rich, Mississippi Tyler, Louis D. 140- 18th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Upchurch, Mariland D. 1621 Sunflower Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Wade, Roy C . Route 1, Box 119 Lyons, Mississippi Walker, George N. Route 3, Box 364 Clarksdale, Mississippi Walker, Mildred 713 Stringtown Moss Point, Mississippi Walls, Arthur Jonestown, Mississippi Walls, John E. Route 1, Box 81 Phillips, Mississippi Ware, Christen Route 2, Box 152 Sarah, Mississippi Ware, Mary E. P. O. Box 325 Marks, Mississippi Wash, Arthur General Delivery Brandon, Mississippi Washington, Jose P. O. Box 189 Gunnison, Mississippi Webb, Mary L. Route 2, Box 84 Sardis, Mississippi West, Boyd James 132 16th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi West, Emma D. Route 4, Box 151 Carthage, Mississippi Westbrooks, Emma J. Route 2, Box 137 Charleston, Mississippi Williams, Mose Woods, Eddie White, Mamie Ruby 534 3rd Street Marks, Mississippi William, Annie J. 940 Garfield Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi Williams, Francye P. O. Box 477 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Williams, Janice 111 Southern Avenue Hattiesburg, Mississippi William, Lillie P. Route 1, Box 172-A Tunica, Mississippi 938 South Shelby Greenville, Mississippi Willis, Patricia 2505 25th Avenue Gulfport, Mississippi Windham, Calvin Route 2, Box 124 Decatur, Mississippi Witherspoon, Isaac Anguilla, Mississippi Woodfork, Grover Route 1, Box 85 Clarksdale, Mississippi Route 2, Box 136 Charleston, Mississippi Wright, George W. 545 Skip Avenue Pascagoula, Mississippi Wright, Hattie J. 1719 Wissler Street Clarksdale, Mississippi Wright, Roy Route 2, Box 26-B Clarksdale, Mississippi Young, Mary J . General Delivery Dublin, Mississippi Jones, Joe Willie Route 5, Box 268 Batesville, Mississippi Young, William P. O. Box 203 Mound Bayou, Mississippi e an! Our jjafrons Mr. Henry Allen Miss Earline Anderson Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy M. Armstrong Irene T. Armstrong Mr. Mrs Mrs Mr . Leroy Jones Lucretia Jones Emma J. Long Fletcher Love Mrs. Zee A. Barron Mrs Edna Luckett Mrs. Evanna Bass Mr. M. C. Martin Mrs. Ella Mary Compton Mrs Thelma M. Melchor Mr. Jewett Conner Dr. Luther W. McCaskill Miss Annye E. Daugherty Mrs Mary McClung Mrs . Cleo Daugherty Mr. Robert Eley Mrs. Phyllis D. Ervin Mr. John W . Fizer Miss Elzery Furdge Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Frank McCune Maurice Mclunkins B. F. McLaurin Zezzie McLaurin J. E. Miller Mrs. Dixie Flowers Mrs. Annie L. Myles Mr. Henry Green Mr. J. P. Myles Mrs Rudolphia Hall Mr. gc Mrs. Tostie Owens Mrs Sadie Harris Mrs Marganna Parker Mr. Charles Hearn Mr. J. W, Poindexter Dr. Aaron Henry Mr. Edward Queen Mr, Johnny Hersey Miss Alice Randle Mrs Jimmie R. Hill Mr. Marion Reid Mrs Mary H. Hoosman Mr. T. W. Richardson Mrs. Minnie B. House Mrs. Bertha Riley Mr. Mrs Eugene Howard Ruby Hughes Miss Lillian Humphries Mrs. Gertrude Ingram Mrs. Eddie M. Jackson Mr. David Self Mrs. Myrtle Shanks Mr. Melville Tillis Mr. Johnny Washington Mrs. Mary Weddington Mr. Foster James Miss Mary G. Whiteside Mr. Benjamin F. 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