Coahoma Community College - Coahoman Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1967 volume:

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Title Page ------ - - Foreword and Contents - - Theme -------- Campus ------- Dedication -------- Administration and Faculty - - Elementary Department - - High School Department - - College Department ---- Organizations and Activities - - Coahoma Staff - ---- - Sports ----- I Snapshots - - - Alma Mater ----- Sophomore Directory - - Patrons - ------ COAHOMA ws-:ERE I THE X f S Zlf' GIDIOZIS ANQIAQ , . xl, L L Y X K xsf- A ll' gvivli' -- .1 if l ' 3 ' H -- '7'5-7 ?1f '7?i' 19 l ' -. V' fb A 7 Q f' ' ! ' WA '. 'H . x 55 'df Q ' 'J 7 ' ' I ' , V 1 M ..f-.m..mnmmuV .A 'V fi-A uni J-, ,S 5 Q '1 -ill .W V-' 3 -. ww ff fgww 11' -TM 'sa ,, ' fi., V . C'- -, H ' wa... '20 Lb- ' I . 13 , ,.. 1 V . Q Q I v-vm , ' 4' ... :xv Ss Vrff l Q 6 my 4 Sv . S ' 1, ,.... W f , , W 1,591 Vg-3 fl-,. , . J f 'J' 0 up IVV, .5.,4-. V, ,f - V A ,A 11'-,'VL ,A 'Q '41 ' 1' ':z4,f,g,,Vu:- vif,,f?'.,A1:aV. , ,, ' V- ' '.'f1.i5?',,zvCzff5'Cf4H2 'fffi V --. .,.., K kv Q 1 ,HMV .Vw.f. QF , , , 4 3 f,,-we ' 'V Q, f V. 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Q .1 V-,f-M W-ww,u':1,':i1sxa5-Q4-3-K-.fiwaaammtvi ' ' -' unillunnliiw W1 N- 5 vm: . ' ' 1 5 . --N' Zefcafzbn ' 4 W There is a destiny that makes us brothers None goes his way alone: All that we send into the lives of others Comes back into our own. V A Y A There are individuals who live and work quietly and un-assumingly: yet exert tremendous in- fluence upon the lives of others. Such is true of the Counselor of C. J. C. and A, H, S. She has given willingly, freely and unselfishly of her time, talents and means to help improve our total school program. She has led out in every drive, contest, literary activity, club and P,T,A. program which the school has fostered. Yet she has found the extra strength and time to work assiduously in Church and Civic organizations in the community. In fact, you find her - Where the Action is. Because of the above facts, and because of your firm but kindly manner of teaching: of your ability to understand and help us solve our problems: of your wise counsel and guidance, you have not only been chosen Star Teacher of Coahoma Agricultural High School but, also, honoree of the 1967 Coahoman. Because you have been so creatively active as a Mother, Community Citizen, Counselor, Teacher and Friend, we proudly dedicate the 1967 Coahoman to you: Mrs. Jimmy Ray Hill. 4 D I IST El F CULTY i ,R ig-uv-j91vAToRg0f' S ACT!0'N' 3 ,.-. . ' James Earl Miller B. F. McLaurin -pn 1, YV., ,wr ,..V..-,A-,..... -5-Aff... V- -- s -1 A,,f' l xl iv ' it ...il-W' B. F. Mclaurin Resigns James Earl Miller Named Head Of County School , IB. F. McLaurin, president of Coahoma Junior College - a school that saw its enrollment expand from 22 to 728 during the past 17 years of his presi- dency today announced his res- ignation because of poor health. ' McLaurin will stay on at the school as administrative assist- ant, a full-time post with re- duced duties. K l James Earl Miller, present- ly administrative assistant andf English instructor at CJC, will be elevated to the position of president at the junior college. 1935. He rose to superintendent? of the school in 1946, and three: years later the school expanded to the junior college level, be- coming the first public Negro junior college in Mississippi. The first year's junior college enrollment was 22, but it has multiplied more than 30 times and now embraces studentsl from many Mississippi countiesg and other states. 2 McLaurin said that he regret- ted that the pressing condi- tion of my health compelled his resignation. , - I The transition will become ef-'rx HMB, energies, my being I, fective July 1. . naming Miller president- the Board of Trustees of Junior College and Agricultural H 1 g h noted that Miller was qualified to serve as In Miller has been at the schoo since 1950 Will Stay On Although McLaur1ns health forced his resignation as head of the school the board agreed to let him remain in the lesser administrative post McLaurin began his career as an educator as a vocational ag riculture teacher at CAHS ina E v 0 3 my every effort havebeen ' rected toward promoting t s growth of all phases of the in- stitutiong so much that it 'has become evident in the status of sai . I should like to extend myf thanks to the community as a' whole for the cooperation gi -nl the college and its prograrr the Board of Trustees, the perintendent of Education a everyone connected with ' office for their deep conc for the welfare of the instit.. tion, and to the many outstand- Q ing teachers and other educa- tors who have served the insti- tution throughout my tenure. In Without their support and - operation the lives of fthe. me students who have attended C- homa Junior College and AI would not have been- so 2 mirably affected, 2 McLaur continued. A u I shall cherish these mem-l ories . and always be grateful for having the opportunity tow serve in Coahoma County, es-' f pecially at Coahoma Junior Col- l lege and AHS. I shall work . wholeheartedly with my succes sor in whatever capacity that can, heconcluded. 'nw' ,,, , ,, . The scene of this action was Commencement 1966 and ?resident B.F. hcLaurin, known to some as the action gvresi -nt, was officiating as pi'eSi.dent at his last comme' li.i ' 'lf3iPLClTi3 , 1 f 1 -3 T712 , 1 'vii 1? yszfrxis of fijnariic leadership administration. I-lot-fever., satis.-ri lewclsr- t?vrs'! , he is, it i esigjgnati.on moans no prospect oi' an lend to his s tTV'fLC'?5 to the Vloalifwme ifsrfliljf but, ra't3her', it means izlyw-t the Htorciil' is passed to ymunqghfr anal were vigcnffms pe1'sorlali.'ty, ltr. James Hiller. Cnr' new president had dedicated himself' to building 1 Zoaliforta into an ever' growing JKCTICN institution. Q n my health and well being, her d FQSIOQDZJ 5 Gaye Mr James Earl Mrller Presrdent Coahoma Jr College and A H S WW Rf' L. to R: Mrs. Elnora Stasher, Miss Lonnie Young, Secretaries to The President -N yjfeszkzzfis yzpessaye The staff of the 1966-67 Coahoman is to be congratulated for having done an excellent job under difficult circumstances and for having chosen a theme so thoroughly appropri- ate to the spirit of the institution: Coahoma Junior College - Where The Action Is. Action is the doing of something. It is the effecting of an alteration. It is enterprise. It is deeds. It is conduct. It is behavior. Its connotation is that of a continuing process over a period of time rather than that of a single momentary happening or act. Hence, it is the substance which gives rise to the character of men and of the institutions that serve mankind. The actions in which Coahoma Junior College and Agricultural High School has been engaged have cast its image. The demonstrated concern of capable instructors for the in- tellectual growth of their students has given the institution the reputation of being a center of teaching excellence. The cordiality exhibited among students as well as among faculty and staff members has established the institution as a place of friendliness. The success of its athletic teams and its other competitive groups has caused Coahoma to be known as the home of pace setters. Its continually expanding facilities, its enlarged student body, its broadened and enriched curriculum, its strengthened faculty, its constant search for new and better ways to serve - these have made Coahoma a place of growth. The dynamic spirit which pervades the institution portends for it a brighter and a more glorious future. And this shall come to pass, for this is where the action is. James E. Miller, President 57 mzhzkfrafzbe Qsfcyff f at 5-......ie-tf5'a AM PRESIDENT B. F. MCLAURIN, Adminstrative Assistant MRS. CLEOPATRA DAUGHERTY Secretary - Bookkeeper Coordinator of Student Financial Aid and Defense Loan Fund MR. LEE ROY GORMAN 77 yrzgufe fo 15.69 Wcgaurzhs . , . ....---'- M,,,,.w--H ' . .ce-i.,,3:N: as sgis i ' . 'QRS ' ' , u.S,.'1 buf' ., . ,Q g J J . X W A he . V , .--......?' Q WM. W 'V During the February 1966 Board Meeting of the Board of Trustees for Coahoma Junior College and Agricultural High School, Benjamin Franklin McLaurin, Senior submitted his resignation as President of the College he has guided since its conception. Meanwhile, he promised to stay on with the institution in a capacity that would be less taxing. This was a voluntary move dictated by his physical condition at that time. Mr. McLaurin has been more to CoahomaJunior College than an administrator and we believe Coahoma Junior College has been more to the McLaurin family than an educational institution. lt has been a home for Mr. and Mrs. McLaurin and their two, Q25 sons, B. F. McLaurin, Jr., Baby Mac , and Johnny McLaurin. The McLaurin children were always campus favorites. They made so many feel so close to the McLaurin family. In fact it has been a campus family for all of us as both Mr. and Mrs. McLaurin have taken a parental interest in students and provided them with everything from food and cash money to items of clothing. Aside from Mr. McLaurin's attainments as a school administrator, he has proven to be a successful businessman and a true friend of the community. The above is attested by the fact that he was chosen as a member of the Clarksdale Chamber of Commerce and a member of the Executive Committee of the local Community Action Program. iz 92010149 CICZZICIQ Qui-sv B. F. MCLAURIN, JR, JOHNNY W, MCLAURIN lst LI. U. S. Army Although retired from the office of President, Mr. McLaurin is far from inactive. He still has an active obligation to the school and is just as concerned about its welfare as always. Mrs. McLaurin remains a dedicated Home Economic's teacher in the High School Department. Their sons are both presently in foreign countries. Baby Mac is a First Lieutenant serving in Viet Nam. He received both his Bachelors' and Masters' Degrees from Kansas State University before entering the Army. Johnny is now working on his Masters' Degree in Switzerland where he is an exchange student. He received his Bachelors' Degree in Mathematics from the University of Kansas. The staff gladly submits this space and proudly salutes a true Coahoma Family. MQ ,Q if ' I' a I ? R QL 'fi : 1 ' :5.,. ,lfgq , wean Zfjfzfeszk anof csecrefary vw a .t ..t . 4 - aQQw-wswuwmnuwxmvmmd --...A I9 , 'g 1, V, 4 U A ' - ' . I4 fi? MISS MAEREAN JONES, Secretary Your theme, Coahoma--Where The Action Is , points up the need for us to look backward critically into the growth and development of the college. This backward view would show that Coahoma Junior College came into being because Super- intendent L. L. Bryson, President B. F. McLaurin, and other responsible citizens of the community were active in pointing up the need for an institution which would up-grade the in-service teachers in the Delta Area and would provide two years of junior college work for students who would find the cost of living away from home beyond their means. . The fact that since 1949 most of the 720 graduates have completed college and some the univer- sity, and are now assuming leadership roles in administration, teaching, and community programs both in and out of Mississippi is evidence ofthe reliability of their judgment and the success of their efforts. Another significant fact may be observed in the continuous growth in enrollment from 22 students and one full-time teacher, Mrs. Zee A. Barron, in 1949, to 801 students and 37 administrators and teachers at the end of the 1967 Winter Quarter. This enrollment increase naturally necessitated growth and expansion in the curricula offerings to meet the needs of the students. But, Coahoma Junior College will also make a forward look hopefully to a period of group de- cisions which will determine what judgments the faculty, citizens, and students will make in order that its procedures .or actions will best meet the needs of people in our ever expanding community. This naturally places great responsibility on Coahoma Junior College if it is to develop to the fullest its human and natural resources - an objective stated in the school's catalog. Qean 'J Wfessaye It is our expectation that Coahomans will be healthy, literate, loyal, creative citizens, dedicated to sound values, and capable of solving problems in the major areas of living. You have been active in a worthwhile project which shows through words, pictures and deeds that you have the determination and ability to succeed in life. May I congratulate you: the teachers, and students who have provided this action report of the college. Mary G. Whiteside Weyzkfrar 'J Wessaye -F 'bil f J' wg , 1- 2 .r 'Ur .....,, mm, 4. I s. . MRS. BARBARA KELLY, Secretary The staff of the Registrar's office salutes the annual staff for another commendable edi- tion of The Coahoman. We feel that the responsibilities of our office are very similar in scope to those of the annual staff. The annual staff preserves the Coahoma heritage in a collective fashion while we do the same on a distributive basis with the same subjects. Our mutual obligations make us appreciate your publication even more: therefore, we know how proud you are of what you have done - we share your bliss. McKinley C. Martin Registrar 'X 1':7l'i+- Y M,-lg 979143012128 dI2Of9DZ1IwZ2CQ 'YV' ,Qual ,Mn 'fs E 1 K E 1 Q 4- , 5 ,. 3 so T l, 4 V ' :nf V V- V , ,if ,4- .'f,,cM -gif, 4, 12?- Q . .- ,xii L 4 s ' Mrs. Zee Anderson Barron, Student Per 1 sonne Director Discusses Student activities with Miss C. J. C. , , .,.. , rg I Q It ,, f' ,f 5,,: f , . ' 'riffs' 1 ' 'f ' Mrs. I. R, Hill, Counselor and Star Teacher , advises Star Pupi1 Pernell A7 Drzlrz czpaf gran! We an Q, 7 J an 60175 a jjurpose Principal McCune and Office Staff It is my wish that each student who attends Agricultural High School will be a better person when he leaves than when he came. Our Principal, Mr. Frank McCune looks upon each student as an individual with potential. He takes time and insists that his faculty and staff take time to help each student realize and develop this potential. It is in this endeavor as in all other areas under his guidance and influence that Mr. McCune is a successful and respected Principal. The Staff Principal Frank McCune and Asst. Principal L. Furdge I8 gjrzlfzczpaf 0 601209 Bayou 8Q122e12fary cscfoof MR. LARRY JACKSON B. S. , Jackson State College Further Study, Tuskegee Institute 3 Wh. E f-' 'sqdy Xa W N N 1 v Eva-vs EDWARDS, THOMAS M. S., Tuskegee Social Science 2 S A Qi ., 'J -A i L F it Q ., WADE, ROOSEVELT B. S., Jackson State Graduate Study Social Science 1 20 0CIdf CSCIQI2 CQ LAMAR, BRAXTON B. S., Alcorn, M. S Tenn. State College Social Sci. MARION, REID A B. S., Jackson State College Social Science Ei' ., ..,, fi -44 Q ,.t, fi' PERKINS, VAN M. A., Andrews Univ. Education Social Science High School Soc. Sci. ff WILEY, JIMMY B.S., Jackson State H.S. Soc, Sci, WYQ 4-55 1' X OCIG CIQIYCQ MCCUNE, EVA J. HUNT DANIEL HOGAN MARVIN B.S., Alcorn, Grad, B S Jackson State S us Study, Tuskegee H1gh School Soc Sc1 S Soc fu, 'vi . H9 , r .s. w-..,,.K. GAMBRELL, FRANK M.S., Kansas State College Science fiifl' BROWN, CLEMETINE B.S., Tougaloo M. S., Tuskegee College Science SMITH, E. C. M.A., Univ. of Mississippi College Science 22 012212 ce MM, ,.,, ,.,,......---f--:M W- I r N - , l 'x me KEYS, RAYFORD M.A., Columbia Univ College Science HOWARD, FRANK B. S. , Alcorn College College Science PHOT O NOT AVAILABLE 22 DEBRO , LAIOYCE M.A. , Atlanta Univ. College Science Picflfure No? Available BRAXTON ETHEL B S Jarvis Christian College Grad Study Tenn State High School Biology C1512 ce It BROWN, ISIAI-I WASHINGTON WILI B.S. , Jackson State, B.S.. IHCRSOH Purdue University H. S. Bi010gy H. S. Science GOODEN, CLAUDIA ,E B.S., Jackson State ar - - Q? , Health all Physical Ed. 4 Q' s , E' H ,, in 5 ,L , . f s 55 1 .I I v -.s. i Q V U A,,, W . Qi? it? Q fi. a COTTON, TAYLOR B.S. M.I. College High School Health and Physical Ed, Coach Hs fb I ' 12 ygon A M. ic t N x. f'J 'N .I .im I- N 1 gn? s i :., ,H D .E ,,., :QQ ' .- IRUMP, ALVERIA D. .S., Miss. Valley Iollege, High School 'nglish .vw FW-I Lv K lATCHlNGS, SHIRLEY .S.. Jackson State, ligh School English WOODS, ALMA JEAN A.B., Tougaloo High School English 2 E JACKSON, GLORIST B. S., Jackson State High School English WEEKS, DOROTHY B.S., Miss. Valley College, High School English 3. fit, 0-an RAINEY, B. G., A.B., Lemoyne High School English STINSON, Tl-IELMA, B, S., Jackson State, High School English BARRON , ZEE A. M. A., Columbia Univ. College English Student Personnel Director fl? SNYDER, THURMOND B. A., Lemoyne Graduate Study, Univ. of Arkansas College English - PHOTO Noi Available 0 if gl 2' ELLIS, GEORGE B.S. , Alcorn Graduate Study College Math. 2 -my f , own. Abu ' . ,,,, - w. Nw-'-..,,...... LEWIS, GEORGIA B. S., Jackson State B.S., Jackson SI-HIC College English College English ' JEFFERSON, DOROTHY! il! it A i 1' 1 i z W fy 11 if imfz,-, ,Q 1 ', U. ,fb t IJ ,xy W aw... K ,V , . 7 '3 , . , QW ,iq . .... N N . .:. ' .'- i Z ' i 'Z Waff BROWN, ALMA C. M.A., Southern Univ. College Math. 1 4- 'ik '-st: ti 5 33 ,xx We E :xx 'Qi -. J , ,Q GREEN, GEORGE B.S., Alcorn, Grad, Study, Atlanta Univ High School Science HOWARD, LELA B.S. , Alcorn H.S. Sci. and Math yyzpaffemafzcs FURDGE, LAWRENCE B.S., Alcorn College Grad. Study, Univ. of Detroit High School Mathematics HENDERSON, LOIS M. S. Tuskegee High School Math Y. X WOMACK, JOHN B. S. , Alcorn High School Math 1 I I I I 1 Cjofzcabbn dI20f U3 113122955 I SHELBY, MINNA H M.ED., Tuskegee Education I WILLIS, STRAND B.S., and M.A., Indiana Univ. College Science 8: Education fi I BAGGETT, GLORIA B. S., Alcorn College Secretary to the ' Principal CURRY, CHRISTINE M. A. , Indiana Univ. College Business Ed, ,J 0' - 1 1- ' f ':15S' Mir ARMSTRONG , DOROTHY M. B. S., Alcorn College Graduate Study Tenn. State High School Business Ed. ws- .. ,Ai Ig v, 4'-105 dF !f'hg . , 'i '.-.,.1- A . -Mx GIBSON, LOVIE B.S., Miss. Valley College English 81 Education Nw Q X351 Xxx LENOIR, LYNTYNE B. S. , Alcorn Graduate Study Reading Education WILKINS, BETTY B. S. , Alcorn College College Business Education I I ' 1' I JCHARDSON, T. W. . S., Jackson State ,raduate Study t hicago Art Institute ollege Art I F ft gi W-Is' fir? A-wha, ?'4h,yr'f ZARTER, CONSUELLA VI. Mus. Ed., Jandercook, Band Director 28 -M , vw V, nn-Q--.-.-...r.,-... gn' ap 4 ,D V t f Y ix it 1 IQSE .-r L ,Q jjzpzzszb Q ai, vi 5 gy x fr , IIS --..... ,J Q., ,U- 1 GOODEN, JOSEPH B. S. . Jackson State High School Art K., frf - gufince - 3115122655 7 A , , + iw . , my .1., . ifwwffip ,. 2 , gf mmmf Z f . W. fag! ,, if ,Mr ,Wqp 11 , . ,Nan , ,wU, fhfw Q Wi gf ,f 1 in ,V ,.,4ffJf MMA. 74,-A... ' R Qi 'yfV 'lg,gff fuf ,, f f , ff J..fzrffn.4,l' Z'f wr w r ooo s A HILL, IIMMIE RAE M. A., Texas Southern High School English 84 Guidance KELLY, BARBARA Miss. Valley State Secretary to the Registrar STASHER, ELNORA M. V. S. C . Secretary A .. ..,., . .., ..., A f J1 'lf gif A . -2 ' - ,',. .- 2 gf, . 'A if -V if 5 - Q was 'df' 'W V F L3 Q K ' ' , V, -1- Mlkv MOSES, MARTHA B. S. , Alcorn College Business Education 1 T00 BUSY YI i ' ' R A M i fe , rf xl 'N .OS 5 .4 NofShown 5 Eli 2 fl YOUNG,LONNE 1 B. S. , Alcorn Secretary JONES, MAEREAN B. S. , Alcorn A Secretary to the ' Dean CHILDRESS, EVA Diploma , Henderson Bus. Secretary 29 3AINES, vAsH'rr M. liz, S, , Jackson State, Health Sc Physical Ed. I I I It NOT - 5 sHowN Y ? S I t THEBAUD , RAYMOND Instit. St. Louis Bacc. Ie-Zeme Licencie en Droit - niversite rench and Spanish I I l 1 t I I I 1 1 K I 30 ,.,...?fg Zia GCZIQ GAINES, WILLIAM B.S., Jackson State, Health SL Physical Ed. .,,,gf,n p 1 1 1? .Af Health And Physical Education Mqitll, 121353 I 'Hill 115- mm M, liiiili lf- .' 4, ,,,.,,...,.,,,.,,,,,..,,,.,,........1' STRANGE, GLORIA DAUGHERTY B.S. Jackson State, M.S. Indiana University' Director of Audio-Visual and Materials Center . 1 0Cdflbf2 af Crjotzcafzbn Wx 'E l f J , ,:,f . , 5 l k M 'M ff f' '. ,Zv M .51 , ar Q, if al' MCLAURIN, SEZZIE M. S. , Tuskegee Home Economics GAMBRELL, IRMA B.S., Spelman, Grad Study, Kan. State Home Economics No Photo AVAILABLE DODSON, JAMES B. S., Alcorn College High School Trades .1 , 1 a ' est gf' f M-f 41 -gig A' ' Z dl l? SMMINOPHOTO MOQRE, ELLA SHANKS, WARREN B.S., Alcorn B.S., Alcorn, Grad Dietitian Study, Tenn. State Vocational Agriculture l ocafzbnaf jecfnzcaf anof 6Qcfr0121C.s' -W! BLACKBURN, SAMUEL CAIN, JOSEPH, Ind, Ed, B.S., Alcorn Grad. M.S., Bradley Univ. Study, Univ. of Minn. Coordinator Vocational - Technical Education A - 1 A -. WY ' . rr, L . -,-- ..--t.L.anM, 1 rc dc A 1 9 - .'r. WY M - ' 3557? A I L - 92 's J Puoro Xt, NOT AVAILABLE ' ' IROBINSON, CHARLES .2 ff 1' ' V -'35 -W A Y . . LENOIR, LAMAR, B.S. Alcorn, Voc. Tech. A L5 J -1. QQ ,. fx ff - Absent PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE SIMS, SOLOMON, B.S., Xavier BLAKE, ALFRED FERGUSON, ARTIS College Sci. 81 Math B.S., M. S. V. Auto Mech. 32 ,-un al aww M 1 L BROWN, ROSE 'B. S. , Rust College Graduate Study Tuskegee Elementary EDWARDS. 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Ganner Sonner Griffin, Percy Clifton Harris 1495 122012 GQJJ it 3.3 C4 -Q! fri aa , 'NO' 'Vi- Oi 1 4 up 45 VQ 4' QC? xx Q9 f OO' Oman ess ZUQOfO622y if , .1 as 7, if Holmes, Jimmy Horton, Jerry Hoyle, Larry Killum, Earnest Lee, Willie Liggins, Hebbie Lucky, Johnnie Mason, Brenda Perryman, Rosie Roberson, Eugene Yeldell, Redrick ' , 'psf , Do you want this woman? I do. Mattie Duckings Can you guess Who is Who '? 74 ' ectors CS opf 0122 ore Gkss 019969119 l 3 . - I ',. 1 535 531 is i 1 l UPPER CLASSMEN Leaving Sunday School H SEATED: Roger Givens, President Delois Dailey, Secretary l STANDING L. to R. David Madlock, Parliamentarian Geraldine Herron, Chaplain Robert Giles, Vice-President Robert Lewis, Business Manager INSET: Charles Peters, Treasurer X f ll .eras Q, Cie tk rg sh K In The Library ABRAMS, JOAN, For he that once is good, -r ,-: QPEEK: f- , is ever great. ALLEN, EDWARD, He who succeeds by the Qs X pm -14 'Q' miles, but works by the inch, should be ov' L kicked by the foot. ANDERSON, JOHNNIE B., Faith is the key e to success. ARCHIE, BETTYE, Prejudice is an opinion without judgement. ARMSTRONG, MARTHA, Love is the jewel that wins the world. '-1 V ' .1'Tf '1 E '.,? ,-E 1 3' f - ' '112:1:Q,ae'1'F . ii 'fs I iss' I lei ' - , ' , .yd 2, n ,, S-e s ,. 1 ,..,... L Q if X . - , 9 W X r . 's fm- 2 Y GQ ASHLEY, MICHAEL, Written laws are like cobwebs, built to hold the weak, while the strong and rich -7' ki ,'- 5+-sr ig. .0 roam freely. y,r E ,, , ef- Ons ASHLEY, OPHELIA, Anything worth a struggle is i r -4391? '-49 worth obtaining. Q1 429' ,. on BAILEY, A, C., The man who asks the least, upbraids the most. BAILEY, CALVIN, Knowledge is the only fountain, both of love and the principles. BAKER, BESSIE, How short our happy days appear! How long the sorrowful! fiv 1 ed-if CVR BALLARD, THOMAS, HC who helps himself has the help of God, also. BARNES, ETHEL, Boast not of what 'l thou would'st have done, but do what then thou would'st. BARR, MARTHA, A reputation dies each time a word is spoken. as ,swam Xi., if ,Q heard. BASS, IOHNNIE M., Education is the key to success, drink deep or taste not the water of life. BENNETT, MARY, He was a wise man who originated in the ideal of God. BLAKE, MARY, Whoso loveth instruction loveth knowledge. as BOLTON, ANNIE, A woman should be seen, not vw '-'V BONNER, DAVID, Education is the principle key in life, as of now. BRADLEY, MARGARET, lt is always in season for old men to learn. BROWN, ARTHUR, To fool he who speaks wisdom will sound foolish. BROWN, DENOTRA, Troubles come to those who can't handle it, BROWN, HERMAN, Time is the main and most primitive factor for all things that ever existed. , J if BRooKsH1RE, DoYcE w,, A man is ! 5 hmmm' i my-n l 'Y' , 2.17 born free, but everywhere he goes he is in chains. Z gr? '10 BRYSON, WALTER L. , The ability to begin is useless without the willingness to endure, BULLARD, VIVIAN, Without determi- nation, we cannot hope to succeed, BURDETTE, DELLA, It is the wise head that makes a still tongue. 'Y'z.V 9 i 'Y - -iv BUTLER, RENA, Truth is always the strong est argument. y BYERS, Louisa, Give to the world the best that you have, and the best shall come to you. CALVIN, BESSIE, Crafty men condemn studies, simple men admire them, and wise men use them. CAMPBELL, MATTIE, Life is always uncertain, so JY 'ug 5129, 1, o-. ta-.aff live exuberantly. CAMPBELL, OLLIE, Time as he grows old teaches 'Q many lessons. IUS M 4,-s--N '50 i -'4 NG 4 CARTER, ANNETTE, The best today must be im- proved for tomorrow . CARTER, ARBRILLA, Pride goeth before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall. gg' 'fi'--. eu,-fr '-P' 'r-6' AXNW- ,i ,Q-., CARTER, ESSIE, Some people are try- ing to drive to heaven with their wheels in reverse. CARR, OCEOLIA, The road called toil leads to the city called success. CARADINE, TIMOTHY, In the doors of tomorrow lie the keys to success. CHAMBERS, ADA, A false witness shall not be unpunished, and he that speaketh lies shall not escape, CLEVELAND, JERRY, Your reputation is what people think you are, your ,env -wwf' character is what you really are. COLEMAN, RONALD, I wish you all sorts of propriety with a little more taste, has -'st 11 'QQ DAVIS, CEDONIA, Small minds discuss people, average minds discuss events, and large minds dis- cuss ideas. DAVIS, L. B. , A faultless body and a concernless mind DAVIS, LAWRENCE, Foot prints on the sands of time are not made by sitting down. DAVIS, MARGIE, She moves a god- dess, and she looks a queen, DAVIS THEO, He that loves shall be loved by a big heart. DAVIS, WILLIE, He who fights and runs away may live to fight another day. DELANEY, MARILYN, I never resist temptation because I have found that things that are bad for me do not tempt me. DIXON, WILMA, I neither learned wisdomg nor have the knowledge of the holy. qv- O--'N' ' .rg 15 COWAN, BARBARA, Age carries all things even the mind away. COWAN, DAVID, The fool of fate, they manufacture, man. COTTON, CARRIE, That which is beautiful is not always good, but that which is good is always BEAUTIFUL, CUMMINGS, Think before you act, because your first actions may cause you failure. DAILY, DELORES, To succeed in the world we do everything we can to appear successful. Q9 Gs' N i if '50l I'J' .. N Qt '19 ali! f my .Q VN Yin- Muks, .. -g ift bin Nanny- X - Xi at ' X ,F , 1 is . 13- ' ' ,HX f .R .s ,rua V s . .. ,. 3 sri. .s ,,,. Sp it '1 DUCKING, MARRIT L., Never give up, for the best is yet to come, DUPREE, CELLAR, Reputation is what people ' . I think we are, but character is what we really -' A . F are. DURR, MARY, ln true love you must show faith and trust in the person you love. - I' ff '3'11u RE K S Jeni- , 65, S3 'ps '11 4 ' fl- 1 r i-', :l-fx Qt? I 'Q Q-, l 't A - I - ...1 ...,' ' :'3l'. , fires - EDWARDS, ARTHUR LEE, All things are difficult before they are easy, but you must keep on pushing. EDMOND, DRNEST, A man can fail many times, but he isn't a failure until he begins to blame some- one else, 2 ELLIS, FRANCES, Live for today, for tomorrow is 430 ft' - J not promised, 14 vgnnnm i pa V'-3' ww' ii? VR 4' an-Q ff? git FAIR, DORIS, Life is like a mirror you can't get f 73 anymore out than you put into it. if 19 'Li ffir vb-ea-Q, A g: '97 i L 'Sri FAIRMAN, I. W., None love the messenger who brings bad news. FLENORL, MILDRED, Learning with- out thought is labor lostg thought with- out learning is perilous. FLOWERS, DENNIS, The ability to begin is useless without the willingness to endure. FOSTER, HUBERT L., work and love, these are the basics, without them there is neurosis. FRAZIER, EULA, It's nice to be im- portant, but more important to be nice FRIERSON, ALMELIA, Don 't trouble trouble, until trouble troubles you. K-vi .lf , X if ous, GRAVES, VIRGIL, Most people would succeed in GATES, RUTH A., To err is human but our mistakes today should profit us in our endeavors tomorrow. GERARD, JOEL, The gift of a bad man GIVENS, ROGERS, Until philosophers are leaders, or leaders have philosophic ideals, there will always be conflicts among countries and man. GRAHAM, GLENDA, Never give up, for the best is yet to come. small things if they were not troubled with great ' brings no good with them. GIPSON, ROOSEVELT, No one can harm the man who does himself no wrong r' 509 ambitions. GRAY, BETTY, Never give up, for the best is yet to come. GRAY, JAMES, Respect us, humans and relieve us, poor. 'f GREEN, RILEY, You cannot make a crab walk straight. GREENWOOD, ROOSEVELT, Stand up for what's right and be counted as a citizen and above all be a man. GRIFFIN, BOBBIE, Opposition doth but fan the flame of desire, defeat is a stepping stone on the path of success GRISBY, RICHARD, True love should drive fire from the heart of a man and bring tears from a woman. HAMILTON, MILDRED, Will, and determination will accomplish any goal. 1,-snlg ill -FQ' I X. 1 afar 5 in 4-A lm 3? 5 : 1 4'-amass., an HARDY, OLLIE, That is as well said as if I had said it myself. E 1 HARDY, VICTOR, rr's no disgrace to be -0 poor, but it might as well be O.K. , ,I , , HARRIS DAVID, Never be satisfied being V Q if ' a follower, always strive to be a leader, N A siggk 41812 fvfx -G' 1349 3475- 'V' ,J , ,i.M...,,..,n.. lg ,E 'Zawya ' f if . Af HARRIS, JOHN W., Nothing is so much to be feared as fear for men die of fright and live of confidence. HARRISON, MacARTHUR, If there is anything to be gained by honesty, then we shall be honest: if we must dupe, then let us be scoundrels. in 'F' HART, STANTLEY, Know thyself. HARVEY, FLETCHER, Life is often a fruit of marriage. lub 049 ini' wil' HAWKINS, OLLIE, Believe in God and what others believe you won't matter. HEMPHILL, JAMES, A man's heart decideth his way, but the Lord direct- eth his steps. HERRON, CATHERINE, Knowledge can be adangerous thing and you must be careful the way you handle it. HODGES, L, V., The pleasure which there is, is life itself. I I HOLLEY, FRED, Behavior is a mirror f in which everyone shows his image. HoLLowAY, GLENDA, Emotion is 4 like mathematics to be happy is to add, to be sad is to subtract, to love is to I multiply, to hate is to divide, , i , W fl I 13 t' Avy ' M., , 'L -.mv 'imdb '9 'TT vm A , N .3-rf' fa , K , g .. ,MS-rrihx Q . , . .. -. 'aww V M, fr -asf: y 3, J .. Nfhsg-1 1' : 4. '52 Af. V 'f - i ..-. -an .L xii.. gk-it -Silk: .,., V, K 'Q 1 'Nl 5 Y 1 I ' N X .X-f ,2 '3 y-' ,' sn. A .V ' 1' iw ' ,J E HOUSE, GERALDINE, Whosoever neglects learning in his youth, loses the past and is dead for the future. HORNSBY, BOBBYE, Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for? HOUSTON, BETTYE, Don't cross the bridge until you have the exact toll ready. HOWARD, GEORGIA L. , There are three sides to a controversy - yours, the other fellow's and the right one. HOWARD, LOTTIE, The biggest mistake in life is to make the same mistake twice. HUGHES, BOBBIE JEAN, One isn't a failure because he makes a mistake, but because he refuses to pro- fit by his mistakes. HUNT, JAMES, Why take the stairs to success when the elevator is working. HUNDLEY, SHIRLEY A., Virtue, how frail it is! Friendship, how rare! HUTTON, SARAH, After knowledge comes success and a bed of roses. INGRAM, HELEN, God loves to help him who strives to help himself. JACKSON, DORTHY, Use todayg for tomorrow may never come, JACKSON, NAVINE, Joy is a victory, not a gift. JACKSON, VENTRESS, Of all wild beasts on earth or in sea, the greatest, is a woman. N-A SQRINJN ' NQ v .ar-': 'J - Out' 4 ,t f D ' sligxfsxl A. X 1 x 'x X , f' J' f 'lb :ii ,, - Qs, i, 1 ,ix J ffwf. ,ai '1' 45,4 if 'fum 1' 'idl JENKINS, BERTHA, Where your mind is, there will you heart be also. JOHNSON, ARLENE, Your goal isn't where you stand, but where you are headed. ..,.. it ' Q.-.mes . n Q JOHNSON, EVER ROOF, Live not just to live, but to the world have something to Q A 1 give, JOHNSON, FRANKLIN D,, You learn best from tw, I 1 those experiences that make a deep impression I H are upon you. ,gg JOHNSON, JESSIE, Humility is God's gift to many conceit is man's own mistake. JOHNSON, LEVON, You can always be happy with Q44 a man as long as you don't love him. an JOHNSON, LOURINE, The more you try the better it is. U JOHNSON, TOMMIEZENE, Life is 9- sad thing for people who have Pleml' to live on, but nothing to live for. ia WN 089 ...fa JOHNSON, VERTIS, One who has G' never made a mistake is the one who has never done anything. KELLEY, FELTON, There are three ways of doing things: right, WYCHE and my way. KEYS, LOU ETHEL, Preparation is the road to s uccess. KING, ALICE, People ask for criticism Q' but they only want praise. s,,,g ls... am. -ee - Q... KING, ANDREW, Let every man exer- cise the art he knows. 'ill gl' 40' if 7' go LATIKER, THOMAS L., I know but one freedom land that is the freedom of the mind. LEVERETTE, JIMMY, Long is the way and hard, that out of hell leads up to heaven. LEWIS, ROBERT, Let every man form his own motto in life so don't worry about mine LOFTON, IRENE, Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt. LOFTON, SARAH, Never give up for the best is yet to come. MADISON, SHIRLEY, A learned lesson is the result -1-vs of a mistake. MADLOCK, DAVID, He along is free who lives with free guidance of reason. MAGGITT, LILLIE, Be not deceived by one's smile, MANUALS, FRANKYE, Give your best and God will give His better, MORTON, ALBERT, B1essed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed. MASON, GLORIA S., Every wise woman buildeth her house, but the foolish plucketh it down with her hands. MASSEY, ELIZABETH, Man will not only endure, he will prevail. MATTOX, VELMA, The soul of a man is immortal and imperishible. ,, iq ivx Q,-0 yi 1 ... if 'U' 5 I f-ii -up 4-5 Vi Q-Q-. ,Q-as-Q., METCALFE, HAZEL M., lt is better to be two years too early than one second too late. MITCHELL, WILLIE, The Voice ofthe people is the voice of God, MONTGOMERY, ERNESTINE, A soft ans- wer turneth away wrath, but grievous words stir up anger. vvx VU' Oil fJ QV' nr' MORRIS, LARRY D., It is better to ask twice, than to lose your way once, 10'- fl MCADORY, PLAS, IR,, That which is incapable of proof itself, is no proof of anything else. 'Vx if fx 3.n.......4 14' I . .f ,- 3 1 MCCLELLAN, JULIA M., Know how to listen, and you will profit even from those who talk badly. MCCOY, DORETHA, All the animals, the boy is i the most unmanageable. MCGEE, INEZ, A thing of beauty is a joy forever, MCGEE, VIRGIL, It is better to live rich, than to die rich. MCGREW, DORIS, The knowledge we attain today prevents chaos tomorrow. MCKINNEY, STELLA, The biggest mis- take in life is to make the same one twice. MCLAURIN, GEGRGIA, Sweetest melo- dies are those that are by distance made more sweet. i I I MCNAIR, ELLISTENE, Take time tO be friendly, it is the road to happiness. 5 eg No Photo AVAILABLE P19 Wil l NASH, DAVID, HC that walketh with wise men shall be wise, but companions of fools shall be destroyed. NICHOLS, GEORGE, Truth has no special time of it's own, lt's hour is now, always.' NICHOLS, WILLIE, The road Called toil leads to the city called success. ORR, CHARLES, Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind, PALMER, ROSETTA, Every man for himself and fan God for us all, PAYNE, GERALDINE, But the tongue no man can in tame, it is an unruly evil, full of deadly poison. PERKINS, ESTELLA, Let love be genuine, hate R4 lv! vv what is evil, hold fast to what is good. ,,4-0.5, PETERS, CHARLES, There is some good in every man. PETTIS, MARY, Evil communication corrupts good manners. PITTS, MARY, A good personality will carry you farther, yet cost you less than any other quality you could possess. PORTER, OPHELIA, Let us not love in word or speech, but in deed and in truth. PRIDE, CORDELIA, I like work. I can sit and watch it done for hours. PRINGLE, GARDENIA, It is not the person who has very little who is poor, but the man who wants more than he has. 90 -Qi ...Af 'QFD J sr- 'G-.nf RAY, MARY, Love should not be defined, but enjoyed. , RATLIFF, BEVERLY, It is better to learn late than never. REEDMOND, JAMES, Always look for the unexpected and you'll never be surprised. REID, MCARTHUR, Nature never deceives usg it YF' is ati' 1' always we who deceive ourselves. RICH, OSCAR, Our country is that spot to which '97 Juli? ie' fatga' 'H' our heart is bound. v ,QQ Kgs --345 V' fair' ivsfv: 0540. 'fs 'Y' 'va vga Nui RICHARD, EDDIE, Refuse to be one, fight for happiness, pray for peace, and above all be kind. ROACI-I, ERMA, Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. ,,,,,,.,. ,.,, ,, 3 ian' Fir. 2 ROBINSON, AUDRIA, A little learn- ing is a dangerous thing. ROBERTS, ARTHUR, One isn't a failure because he makes a mistake, but if he refuses to profit by his mistake. ROLLENS, EDWARD, Be not a mind that possesses a body, but a body that possesses a mind. ROSS, GLORIS JEAN, He that keepeth his mouth keepeth his life: but he that openeth wide his lips shall have destruction. ROSS, ISABELLA, Success is counted sweeter by those who never succeed. ROSE, JULIA, Never give up for the best is yet to come. ills .v Y' fi fix if Qu. SCOTT, JOSEPHINE, Knowledge is like a group of stars, whereas some's lights shine brighter than others SEATON, PEARL, One's reputation for honesty is one's most valuable possession SELLERS, LILLIAN, Faith without works is dead. SHAW, BETTY, God is truth and light is his shadow. ' SHAW, JEROME, One of the attributes of living is giving, when you give to help others. SHEARD, THEODORE, For we that live to please must please to live, SIMS, ROGERS, Knowledge of good is the one knowledge of which it is im- possible to make an ill use. SINGLETON, JONATHAN, He who has health has hope: He who has hope has everything. SMILEY, JOHNNY, Challenge and strive for the highest, because the sky is the limit, and l am not to condemn it. SMITH, VERNON, There is no great genius without a mixture of madness. SMITH, JOHN, He who would succeed must never acknowledge. SMITH, MAUDELL, lt is only the ignorant who despise education. Q-44' x No Photo AVAILABLE STEVENS, MARGARET, Watch the man who says 4919 he is boss around the house, he may lie about some thing else. if funn. f--. fiom 10 Caged lla-4? fa . STEWART, EDWARD, People perish from the lack of knowledge. STRONG, EVELYN, Where your treasure is there will be your heart also. init As 3 '4 dub +7 5 3 '53 vu STUBBS, EDWARD, He that constantly keeps watch on his goal never loses sight of its distance. SURVILLIAN, KATHERINE, A rich person is wise in his own conceit, but it is the poor person who has under- standing. SWAYZE, JAMES, To thy self be true. TALLEY, WILLIAM, Go just alike, yet each believes his own. TANKSON, JAMES, Man never is, but always to be blest. TATUM, TOMMIE, 'Tis education forms the common mind. TAYLOR, EDMOND, l can get along with a woman if I don't fall in love with her. TAYLOR, EUNICE, Your teeth may be false, but let your tongue be true. THOMAS, I-IEZEKIAH, What profits a man to gain the world and lose his soul. THOMAS, SHERMAN, Let every man exercise the THOMPSON, CEOLA, Keep the faith, success is , .' , ,f., -, .-.,,,.,sg,,... yy 5.3. fvi TOWERS, MACARTHUR, Love is a five letter word, F 5 TNR ' M O N E Yg but true love is expressed as admiration and affection. TOWNSELS, PEGGIE, Ignorance is a curse from ' God, knowledge is the wing where with we fly to X heaven. TRIBBETTS, I. C., Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring. TURNER, MARTHA, God loves to help him who strives 'to help himself. TUTWILER, SHIRLEY, There is some good in every man. UNGER, GLORIA I. , A man has his will, but a woman always has her way. VAN, MAMMIE, God loves to help him who strives to help himself, WALLS, DEWEY, Live for today for tomorrow is not promised. Was. , Q wa-nf ,lv 'U-,fx Q., Fw! , Ditty. -iw-'41 iv S., . WALLACE, NATHANIEL, I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience. WARD, MARY, In true love we must show faith and trust in the person we love. WASHINGTON, ALLEN, Man, the rational being, refuses to exert rational actionsg yet he'l1 die proclaiming to be what he is not. ., Cl' PHOTO Noi Available yxi WASHINGTON, BETTY, Let thine eyes observe my A , ,E way.' I' ol fi WATSON, ERNEST, Once the task has begun, do it ,453 well or not at all. ,pxw PHOTO Q.. -ws eff '55, s.,,. tb if--v-wg, Nur isa .a-LX ' WS No! Available I WATTERS, To thine own self be true. WATTS, GEORGE, Idleness and lack of occupation are the best things in the world to ruin the foolish. f, ' ,vga A .nal G Q J 4, , y mil gg. gr ff!!!W'i WESTON, ROSETTA, It is better to be unborn than untaughtg for ignorance is the root of misfortune, WHITEHEAD, MARILYN, Troub1e comes to those who can't handle it, WINFIELD, CLAUDETTE, One isn't a failure because he makes a mistake, but because he refuses to profit by his mistake, WILKINS, EUGENE, To have a thing is nothing if you've not the chance to show it. WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH, To thine own self be true. WILLIAMS, JAMES, One of the curious predicaments that an individual can be- come a victim to, is that of closing the door in his own face, 'QN rw nv- bar? WILLIAMS, VICTORIA, So ends the bloody business of the day. WILLIS, IZOLIA, Do not squander time for that is the stuff life is made of. WILSON, CAROLYN, It's a miracle, this thing called love. WHITAKER, WILLIE, Though afman be wise, It is not shame .for him to live and learn. WOODLEY, CHARLES, It is not the way a man dies but the way he lives. wooDARD, BOBBIE, Man is by nature a political animal. WRIGHT, BILLY, Resolved, never to do anything which I should be afraid to do if it was the last hour of my life. DAVIS, L. B., A lie never lives to be old, ROGERS, VIRGIL, The voice of the people is the voice of God. TAYLOR, VINORA, The best today must be improved tomorrow. WHITEHEAD, WILMA, Give few thy tongue but many thine ear. ii l- Wu-Y TOO BUSY 55,3 1, iii' s QI 'ff J PHOTO No? Available 94 4'R Kei' 'beau-I Q GILES, ROBERT, Dear God, grant that I may not be a failure to society, but an ever lending example from which my fellow men may borrow. DAVIS, L. E., Only in the Dictionary does failure come before success. '04 'SU' 98? 581-341 'Q LEE, WILLIAM C., To err is human: to forgive divine. RHODES, EDWARD, He who knows that he knows is wise: He who thinks that he knows is a fool. always the strongest argument. HICKS, CORA, Life is always uncer tain, so live exuberant1y. JOHNSON, RAYMOND, Pride goeth before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall, WINDFIELD, CLAUDETTE, Truth is Vp O I CIXP4 QQQ if ,QQ NX 0 E jxff 5 I . N L . i 5 miss Goafoma IT okye 1967 5? .271 452 N, , 2 .., . ' 'H Lf! I' A 1 ,. z, . ,..., . 2 , H, , -, . A V' Ag.-U ., f - ff-1. 2' , is 5 Vx wf,-rv ,. W -V. , .iv - 4 v' ge-QW SYS ff 'M ' f ' V? C 014012 afzbn EHS' v C5 QL, J r. an mas Carrie Mae Blocker, Miss A,H,S. of 1966-67, is the witty and charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Blocker, Sr. , of the Roundaway Community. As a student, she is very active. She is a member of the Future Home- makers of America, the Senior Dramatics Club, Senior Corority, Science Club the mathematics Club, the Student Council, and a member of the Band for four years. She plans to enter College and major in Biology. Solomon Davis, Mr. A.H.S., - the versatile son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie M, Davis of the Lyon Community. . Solomon is active not only in school activities, but community activities as well. He is an active member of the Pilgrim Rest A,M,E, Church, a mem- ber ofthe Choir, a class leader, and Treasurer of the Eighth Episcopal District of the Young People's Department. At A,H,S., he is a member of the High School and College Choirs, a member of the Science Club, a member of the Student Council, and an out- standing member of the Football team. His plans for the future include a college education and a stint with a professional football team. NN. K 1966 8a 67 Student Council President STANLEY HART L. to R.: CSEATEDB Advisor Mr. L. Gor- man, D. Williams, W. Purnell, Stanley Hart, Pres., C. Blount, C. Long, L. Byers C. Blocker, Advisor Mrs. Z.. A. Barren CSTANDING5 L. to R.: H. Young, R. Sar- gent, B. Anders, O. Haynes, I. Bryant, A. Washington, W. Dixon, P. Anderson, S. Hutton, R. Givens, N. Collier, G. McLau- rin, E. Bryant, L. Poindexter, C. Johnson, 81 W. Byers Evaluation of State Work Shop M M 5 of . . . . ,, , f .EAW g Goafoma unzbr Gokye an The Coahoma Jr. College and Agricultural High School Student Council plays a vital role in the lives of C,I,C, and A,l-l.S. students. During this school year, the Council has sponsored numerous activities: movies, dances, chapel programs, basketball games, etc., all of which serve to truly make our campus, Coa- homa, Where The Action ls. This year, as in all years, the Student Coun- cil has set for itself the task of learning to be good citizens by doing the things good citizens do. ,vl'W 'w Councilors' action in the communities The Council has given Christmas baskets to needy families in the communities of Jones- town, Clarksdale, Coahoma, and Friars Point. Representatives also visited the hospital and carried flowers to the sick. The Council gave money and clothing to families whose homes accidently burned. 1. Sfuaanf Gouncz' I2 570111612 2 tc.. 1 , ,,M,,,i ,,,,,.....wur :el- .fl 1 , sq A, W. M 1 Action councilors action! ! College leaders , ,Wy , High School representatives Action is the key word . . :.2.,.., t . f' ' Eg-3 3 Z- 13.51 f ,f5A .,:.5 r: :g?'5'1 Wx., , i., . ., . -.s 'iie as f:fseEs:: . 1. ' in-sl 1 ':Z'???i: L .. , of Yyw ffl, i .:'s?9i'1?3fQ3RS? Rx Q iraqi.-'A 'C i . , ' C Q 5' 2 SA X '24 S 5 sm f .. x '31 v 0 N 'X- ,sshiwlmd 1 2 renew.:::f:t:3ra-wsmwvv s Ag o , A Y Bzwhxxx me-4 Delegates participated in the State workshop at Jackson State College, also the leadership conference. Representatives attended the 1966 Magnolia State meeting at Threadgill High School, Greenwood, Mississippi. S 1 3 2 E E E W, H I s l is . 5 3 so Q-Wsm as s .X ,X The president plans an activity ASQ A 3 Wiz CSUI?OQy CSCZOOX . rv- -A, 5 1 ' ,' sv G ig I, .V.. SEATED L. to R.: Georgia C. McLau- rin, Teacher, Lora Raine, Secretary, Mattie Duckings, Asst. Secretary, Mar tha Turner, Sec. to Treasurer. STANDING L to R.: Rogers Givens, Teacher, Joe L. Latiker, Teacher, Jerry Cleveland, Superintendent, Louis Maxwell, Asst. Superintendent. I , i F06 'N -h ZAVVX 'y ,I S- ff . it fe- 5-an -'ff ffl Mr, Theodore Debro, Lamar Braxton and Mrs. Zee A. Barron, ny, yyyyf Advisors. ,fly fdfyfd ' mt, gif 'ff 0145 40 erozce - t yemws zp The College Sunday School has played a vital part in promoting Christ- ian interest among campus students. lt proved that religion can be fun as well as meaningful. The Sunday School increased in en- rollment and interest as it promoted programs that stimulated the social as well as spiritual life of the students. lt can be said that the students of C,I,C. have found in the Sunday School the path that leads to Christian Love and Peace of Mind. M :oz Sunday School Retreat 7542 979116 oofsf CSXUQQJQI' Wouemenf if President - - Vice-Pres. - - Secretary - - Asst. Sec. - - Chaplain ---- Business Manager Advisor ----- OFF IC ERS rf ,Z- - -Lourine Johnson - - Virgil Graves - Glenda Graham - Thessie Campbell - -Amelia Frierson - -Joann Williams - Theodore Debro The Methodist Student Movement is an inclusive term describing a movement with- in Methodism that leads students to Jesus Christg to stimulate Bible studyg to deepen Christian faith: to further understanding of the Churchg to provide warmth of Christian fellowshipg to develop ecumenical under- standingg to foster Christian education: to offer projects of serviceg to interpret Christ- ian vocationg to promote religion in higher education: to encourage participation in a college Christian movement, and to develop a sense of World Christian community. Ss' R if it fi 'i ,ii 1 t f it Committee Chairmen at Right, Left to Right: Lottie Howardg Mattie Duckingg Arlene Iohnsong Jeannette Smithg David Madlockg Annie Nash, Sarah Loftong Robert Lewis, Georgia McLaurin. ,.,..,1 V A V' , 1 . 5 'f fluff '7fc:'c., I -My ,M ,, , ,.,,.,, ' ff:Xf l lg' .1 W 1 I 1 1 ' f ' , 4451- 1, QM.. T IO4 x -n. ' tus Amelia Frierson Maudell Smith - - Lamar Braxton ---- Anne Ashley - - Z. A. Barron ---- - - Pianist - - - -Reporter Special Advisor - - - - -Pianist National Advisor Roger Givens - - ----- President Shirley Tutwiler Jerry Cleveland Martha Turner - Lou Ethel Keys - - Vice-President - Bus. Manager -Sec. to Treas. - - - - Pianist gangs atmmwmmmm Q Q t 'wil The C.J.C. Baptist Student Union has progressed tremendously during this school term. Besides having well versed, and concemed advisors, we have active, intelligent Christian young leaders. The membership has worked very hard this year to make the organization what it is, and are justly proud of it. We hope that in the future, other res- ponsible individuals will continue to demonstrate in- terest in religious activities as it is related to cam- pus life at Coahoma Junior College. g tinue their religious activities. A ' V as if ies ii? . Qi . . .,L 1 - --- ..:Q ,,',. X 5,4 s..., ' . 1 A we' i 'pg E We feel that the B. S.U. has really been the Church iiA A away from home for those students with desires to con- It has provided opportunity for open discussion and debate on social and religious problems peculiar to col- lege students. of apfzlff CSXUOQIQZ' 121012 -as The Baptist Student Union provides refreshment or the adult classes, on Tuesday and Thursday nights We zyzb us k j9Qn121k2y Ommzffee ,af fi J: - Aw- all .A ,qw i f-iyfa , . fx yqtv g. y is 4. Q 'sf E -Q X K FT.. H.. 52... 4 1 HU 1 I4 W A ,gli - ' ,fr SEATED L. to R.: Mrs. Z. A. Barron, Mrs. Alveria Crump, Mrs. Nanettie Harris, Mrs. Earlene Anderson, Mrs. I. R. Hill, 8s Miss Lourine Johnson. STANDING L. to R.: Mr. Lamar Braxton, Mr. Daniel Hunt, Mr. Roger Givens, Mr. Theodore Debro, 8. Mrs. Jerry Cleveland. ABOVE: Mrs. Lenoir. ff? oof J rom 'f iv r, 1 . - . ll 'a -,P if Q if ,f-' nf, k 1-' Q 'QW 1 wana W? wcaw.-.w,f.gf.g.g.g . Qofa,'Qafo'a6. XT .Q ,ima R Y , HX? , Ili film if 4 ,I Y is Qgcveeffeczrf Q30 f f ' if 1 , , ,gg 'K . Lwqag 5 9 C Q Q Q Q..,...9Q Q 0.f.f.f 4168 O . W. ' ' fw M :iw -ssc' 'aegbw 'UK QW CU oufgy ylpenis Jroyresszoe On October 3, 1966, fourteen campus students interested in broad- ening the campus life of C,J,C. formulated an organization known as the Young Men's Progressive Club, to develop an environment of student student, student-faculty, and student school togetherness. C.J.C, is the Pride of our Hearts, and we wish to assist its stride toward excellence. v ,ffrfff Production of the YMPC Special. SWEETHEART 84 ATTENDANTS OFFICERS STANDING L. to R.: R. Giv- ens, G. Nichols, W. Ware. SEATED L. to R.: D. Mad- lock, I. Cleveland, R. Lewis I li 'Q 4 1 1 l L. to R.: Mattie Ducking, Attendant, Lou Ethel Keys, Sweetheart, and Mary C. Ra Attendant E 2 'N FAQJX V 012014 CSfU0Q12ZIS ...Q 4 I Sopfomore OIPOI' CSXUQQIQXS I 'xi r . if 3' , 1- .iii ' 5 QF, L W1 0-59. 1 DQ Left - Ruth Gates Doris McGrew. and Top Honor Student W A 914955122012 on or QSXUQQI2 fs 3 if 6 , . CIQI2 ce ymlo 031.11122 ?l-uns Q l 42 gi ,,,., ,,.v- f ,v. . I A? mf: 4 ,,., Q 4 zmalflr M .V NM Q 6 W ,4 X2 f 2 . 4 I., , , ' f x . da: is F , M if 1 Meeting With Former Science Teacher - MR, STARKEY HUDSON MR, JOHN REID - Technical Assistant of the Department of Pathology, Los Angeles County Harbor General Hospital and the U,C,L,A, School of Medicine, QS C5 0 of Qramabbs fix, 3' ! 1 9,,,f ' fr'?ff' nw M SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB Miss Weeks, Sponsor it-1. 5 59 f' JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS Mr. B. G. Rainey, Sponsor rr SENIOR SORORITY CLUB Miss Weeks, Sponsor I ...Q 1 , Q -frm? 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I. e II3 XM g I ami fig If : '3f33'5' I . -1 if xx lt x ,A F ., A E , -a r x x 1 .- Lykfhll va , . OFFICERS STANDING: Denotra Brown - Sec, SEATED L. to R.: Shirley Hund- ley - Vice President Mrs. Nanette Harris - Advisor Georgia C. McLau rin - President 759 esmarf CSQf . '5- The assistant matron, Mrs. Thompson and a few of the Girls take time off to talk over events of the day. After a long day of class work and study the girls relax and watch T,V, together. II4 fra!! W 0,56 5, ' '.5,,7 f W if Q P. Af if A ' f 3 .L E . Wen 75 fbofmzfory 0 I DORMITORY COUNCIL Louis Woodard Dorm I Charles Peters Dorm Il Secretary Chairman Calvin Bailey Dorm III Willie Whitaker Dorm IV Along with Mr. Theodore Debro, this Council handles all activities and problems that arise within the dormitory. Members being elected by their respective dormitories, seek to help students by diligent observation and care so that rigid discipline may not become necessary. Ouf of GQSJ , -ci ? 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BUSINESS MANAGER: Marilyn Whitehead 'W' L., COPY EDITOR: Wilma Dixon 2 I S ,,e, R, 4,ee , Pr s F 'E Q A,1:4Y-- .1- ' EDITOR-IN -CHIEF and ASSOCIATE EDITORS Stanley Hart, Percy Anderson and Rogers Givens fe 1967 Aw ,, x 3, 4 , ii,i,, i,,i , I Mix - H, X,-,ff qw! f H I I. , .5 ,sf-: lf. ' ' ' ORGANIZATION EDITORS: Louise Byers and Julia McClellan LAYOUT ARTISTS: Emerson Hayes and Andrew LAYOUT ARTISTS: Earl Johnson and Robert, Robinson Henderson I20 .....w.... WU? ADULT STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, Sponsor and Associate gqcfzbn Goafoman csfafff 'fzx M,,,w f-'f A,-45' E ' SPORTS EDITORS: James Hart, Ophelia Ashley and Shirley Madison Editors , -...- ,.....,. -... , ... 1.526 K... . ,....,M....--W-I-'nw , ,. V ....,.-,rw--we WW, fW..1,5t LEA? Q F- -W 7515 i fmf swwgg 1 4 'iii 9- ,I W 4, A gm pi '04 Q 5 I s.,A-i 1 I 1. , A I V . , in MR, REID A.. xflgx K-vifa . ,A ' COLLEGE CLASS EDITORS: L. to R. Maudell Smith, G. McLaurin, C. Long, I. McClellan, L. Byers and W. Dixon WMM' E -N ,Hmm ,.p,..fl-57-sg ---4 I -F ff.---.Zi MR, ED 1 WARDS s fi Sl EE El . s.,.. K- ., ,., ,X '31 .NN-I 2- +v:'f, as 18 Ni. l -Af,-fqk ,NX -. I ii. . -Q ..Q,,--nz ss n fm-- Nm l2l 759 1967 Goafoman QSXW L' SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER: Claudette Windfield L -.A l TW lx X HIGH SCHOOL TYPISTS: R. Sargent, B. Anders, C, Blount, I. Johnson, Rosie Ray, B. Spencer and I. Eloby will fx., 2':.-5, , ' 'L la S I HIGH SCHOOL ST AFP l22 , I my-is I COLLEGE TYPISTS: Lourine Johnson and Shirley Hundley 'SQ' COLLEGE TYPISTS: Ethel Cherry, Sarah Hut- ton and Lourine Johnson -3. I .fi I , 'Q' ' pf , I ,f X k . f qv-...M x x ,:. A - . . MM, ...E 1 ..-v,.4..a- ELEMENTARY EDITORS and SPONSOR: Alfred Blake, Mrs. Z. A. Barron and Ruby Reynolds 1967 Goafoman csfafff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - - '- '--- Stanley Hart ASSQCIATE EDITQRS - - - - Percy Anderson 85 Rogers Givens COPY EDITOR - - - -Wilma DiX0r1 HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR - - - -Willie Pernell BUSINESS AND SUBSCRIPTION MANAGERS ' ' - -Claudette Winfield gl Marilyn Whithead ORGANIZATIONAL EDITORS - - - - Louise Byers 8a Julia McClellan SECRETARY-TYPIST - - - - - - - ---- Lourine Johnson COLLEGE TYPISTS - - - - Shirley I-Iundley, Sarah Hutton, Ethel Cherry HIGH SCHOOL TYPISTS - - - - J. Johnson, Rita Sargent, Barbara Anders C. Blountt, Rosie Ray SPORTS EDITORS James Hart Ophelia Ashley Shirley Madison LAYOUT ARTISTS Emerson Hayes Earl Johnson Andrew Robinson R. Henerson COLLEGE CLASS EDITORS Maudell Smith Georgia McLaurin Carl Long Lora Raine HIGH SCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY CLASS EDITORS Jessie Johnson, Aretha Haynes, Diyvonne Williams, Willie Pernell, I. Carter, Ruby Reynolds and Alfred Blake, FACULTY STAFF MEMBERS Mrs. Zee A. Barron - - ----- - - Sponsor Mt. T. W. Richardson 81 Mrs. Joseph Gooden - - - Art Editors Mr. Marion M. Reid 86 Mr. Thomas Edwards - - - - Staff Photographers Mrs. Dorothy M. Armstrong - - - - - Editorial Assistant and Special Typist Mr. M. C. Martin ------ ---------- E ditorial Assistant Mrs. Alma Woods - - - Editorial Assistant Miss Earline M. Anderson - - - - Assistant Art Editor As this year's school days come to an end may we present to you the challenge to carry forward into your life, the vow of knights and accept the responsibilities which life will present to you in the near future. 1 ELM if gufure Wee anzkfs anof Garloenfers .122 1 S Y .A W, ?a,.ff,MY 7' V.-nf' mags? xxx, -...,,., ,.,' 5, .41---- 'ml ' M' E' ,K wr ,ff 4, -M' I i i gqcfzbn ocafzbn af yra es Vtviu . L If NMFA . E ,K . ---.-,.-, 1111 Vik Q I 4 A . .,.. 4 .-4 ...,... 1 , V'-V 421-M , 2 ' I g,gff'f 'fI'1 , 1 4' I I a , 32 fi ,... . - ZA ' ---f--' ' i , V I H ,,1 1, ,V 1A,.,. , AA,, ..,,. I ga: A , I , ' ' ' -' f .V , I H , ,:,A.,. ,.,A, ,.,,. 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X is. 4.2 1? il . if M-wmmw ' wg N gy, 2 Y WX? . . JK, HIGH SCHOOL TYPING Mrs. Dorothy Armstrong Instructor 'R -1-I mf I ,153 X SHORTHAND Miss Gloria Baggett Instructor wifi- W TYPING TYPING what gagoraforzbs anof Greafzbzg 'ifi ff ' -' ., .,. , ' , 2 . sy College English Instructor Snyder Appears In New Negro Poets - U, S.A. His selection won the Reader's Digest Annual Creative Writing Award fPoetry Divisionj '71, '5! 'F ' I W 0, bl , f' A D as Iii , I i , 4 a AUDIO VISUAL AND MATERIAL CENTER I MRS, G, D, STRANE gg lnvb Director Fi I ssi 5 I 1 2 ' , -'-' 69 eff ii . A A X:-av A ' : ' E' BXEAKQQXJ ff 54-if Q - 'r-r'- ' g :::g: ' wwf Q - Z , A I f -vt'3 1 I ,t..1t. W -'iv rr 4 ,M-AM t,., 1, is 1.. I ZWM I STUDENTS IN READING LAB X MRS, LENOIR, 3 Q Director a 1 ' x . ENV ,sd 2 50500 - rbgw' 'ks u A SOCIAL SCIENCE A .' Q7 ENGLISH MATH CARPENTRY - 6 .Ny V.--wa THE SCOPE OF THE BETTY CROCKER SEARCH FOR THE AMERICAN HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW The Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow now is enter- ing its l3th year. Over the years, approximately five million high school senior girls in thousands of schools throughout the country have registered for the program. In l967, the registration was 58l,33L+ girls in if-i,753 of the nation's high schools. WHAT iS THE PROGRAM? l The program was instituted by General Mills, inc., its sponsor, during the l951+-55 school year with three objectives: QU to enhance the dignity and prestige l of the American home, Q21 to stimulate interest in homemaking, and QED to emphasize the outstanding contributions to the home being made by high schools and high school i teachers. The focal point of the program is a 50-minute written homemaking examina- tion. This knowledge and attitude test, together with teaching materials provided participating schools, is designed specifically to help achieve the programis goals. Dear Educator: January 1967 lim delighted to tell you that Barbara E, Anders has earned the h' h - - - f TL2xOiigw'jat'n9 'n Your School 'fl OUT l907 Search for the American Homemaker of L Homemaker Award Given ty Crocker Kitchens ' 9200 YVayzala Boulevard - filiuneapolis, Rlinne ' 55-l i957 i Dear Barbara, g welcome to the happy company of girls who have ' earned the title, Homemaker of Tomorrow for their schools! with this honor you receive your Homemaker charm, , y to wear with pride because it stands for qualities EHXSZS egygggtxgnoghzlifgggg of understanding and high values in homemaking g award at CAHS last year, which PY b Zwas accompanied by a S25 sav-. ings bond, for an essay on aks, , which are even more important than the practical skills of cooking and sewing. Mobile HOIUG LiViH8- , for Your future holds the exciting possibility that you' 1 Mrs. ,Sezzie McLaurin, home, may go on to be named Homemaker of your State and Qeconomlcs Wachef at ,CAHS1IreSt to win a college scholarship for the attitudes and 'isggfgfed Miss Anders. m boths rat values you have demonstrated. - Miss Anders takes part in a lfitfl yi number of school activities and 'islflcurrently president of the Fu- i iture I-Iomemakers of America f sincerely proud of you. lclub there. Q ' l Her college plans are incom- Cordial ly, ipiete, but she intends to study fdhomemaking-related fields, she pg .mehr fi, Vs, , 1, ,. .YJ-fel i.,,,f tu A..-Agfa! For the distinction you have already won, we at General Mills--like your family and friends--are ,sal . 1 E east, - A W :as ome C012 omzbs fbeloarfm en! I E N f A Q A x 5 E, i . 'E' , A I ,K A V A. A A QPQ Q, ,.',, L s . A x r I F V V: f'4ll ' .1 ' 'Z r 4 S - ,1A.. t FOODS CLASS r Preparing a meal for the Trustees MRS. I. M. 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S l Ni: I 1 5' L v an 3 , Q Q 1, I t ir VL.- 4.510 it -T-.L?1,.,mFf: 2' ii' f ' STANDING L, to R.: Banks, Mary Ellen, Spencer, Vera, Johnson, llinda Evans, Leona, Davis, lla Mae, Whitehead, Marilyn Fair, Lois, Spencer, Beatrice, Long, Juanita Bugett, Shirley ,I '1 W, X 4 4 4 A , , 4 1 Y , X P 'Nm A 'ill' ., ,,:,, ezfiffj T 'F A v V A , 5 tg, , f,5,,W,, , 1, ,,, ' ga if S ,,,. , 1.., A . ,' 0 , ly., wg i ,.Qi i.. 2 f 'H--MW'f ' , , t W4 bw Y., , a,Wa+igfif'fi l:i'-' MM! r ' ,ami -2 an ' ' ' I V P V Marg ,I W 4 ' A 6 xq Q 5 WV ' ,, QSM , 'V gf g 1 ' .,- - s I ' 7-.gig 394' i 'ti ' - ts' ' ' s A 4 if' i ' 7 ' s' ,,,, , A ' 'S'- - W' ' i ' in We ei. Q ' C'-QQ 5 gn ,a ' ' if Q. ' 'li -t, ' fa W - , , fl . ,Q , K V a V 1 , Q H . f --W ,, , f, . M J as E9 ae' l at S - M if M - fi S 5, , . A: g . 3 A, ,. -1 , , , 7 ' ' W2 5 , 'V 9' it. L9 f '1 1 in -:, ,, it , f-gif 'lm ix , Asif , -, N' ,L ' M A V f I La, Q r .S if M' 1 r 1 ' fr M S. W wa W I I an a t , Af. 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CHEERLEADERS PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB The physical education club, developed from Health and Physical Education majors, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Gaines The sole purpose of the club is to create a spark of enthusiasm in the heart of their fellow schoolmates. Officers left to right are: Myra Turner Delores Dailey Gloria Ross Shirley Madison Bolstering the Tiger's spirit are the mighty-mighty cheerleaders. Constituting the backbone of school spirit, the enthusiastic cheer- leaders urge the Tigers to victory. , , ,ll 2 .4 W1 if ' f' 1 az,.. 4: ' -K , t. 4,0 ' Ypvuwr-'W gwhfa - win' . ,wwf Z5 1, if 1. THE PEP PY TWO ,,4, , 'faefff' 1 ' 'warg ' , ' , , CHEERLEADERS L. to R.: Io Ann Richardson, Bernice Beasley, Florence Clay, Charlean Jones, Mary Sue Jones, Ever Jean Gray, and Gloria Ross. IEQLDLL rrr, L or l CJC Jumps To First In Ratings Utica Second ln Weekly Stats Coahoma Junior College has jumped into the offensive lead in the Region Seven weekly sta- tistical roundup, according to CJC Athletic Director, George Green. Through five games, the Ti- gers were averaging 106.8 points per game and were un- beaten in five outings. The only other team in the region averaging in three figures was Utica Junior College which was posting a 102.8 point-per-game figure. Utica was 8-0. Ironic Twist An ironic twist was noted by Green as he pointed out that Utica, which ranked second to Coahoma in regional statistics, is rated eighth in the nation in total offense, according to fig- ures released Thursday by the National Junior College Athletic Association QNJCAAJ. According to the NJCAA, Uti- ca's 102.8 average through five games hasn't been recorded by the national bureau. The only thing I can see that would make a difference is the fact that Utica has played three' more games than we have, Green said, adding that the Ti! gers will probably be rated na- tionally next week. f Games Since i The Tigers have played three games since the ratings were recorded, winning them all sending their record to 8-0. They defeated Mobile State Junior College twice, 123-78 last week and 99-80 Wednesday night for their most recent win. Sand- wiched in between was a 137-89 lashing of Mississippi Industrial College freshmen. These three games have raised the Tigers average to 111.6 points per game, while the eight opponents have been able to average only 75.4 per game. The Tigers travel to phis Saturday to battle tian Brothers College returning to the home Tuesday night to battle points Mem- Chris- before court Utica ! ?Junior College in a showdown battle. .' ,,-. r l l r l l l l l l l r Tigers ,Rip Arkansas Baptist lTlg6il'S Dump 4 . Two Victims Coahoma Junior College Rates In E.-.sy way lhrrd l n Regional Statrstrcs arts. Ca:r::.r.rr.f..2zrg week of basketball as they r Coahoma Junior Collegel games. Utica is second with a feaffd Conference foe, Mg ranks third in the region in both offense and defense, according to statistics released by Region Seven of the National Junior College Association. The figures are for games played through Dec. 24, 1966. With the official record stand- ing at 3-0, the Tigers are aver- aging 99.3 points - per - game while holding opponents to an average of only 73.3 points per outing. Mobile State leads the region in offense with an average of 107.0 points per game for, two 4. l . 'r t Tigers Win Cage Tourney At Utica Coahoma Junior College won Utica Junior College's Tip-Off Tournament by beating two con- ference foes. The Tigers won over Harris Junior College Fr1- day night 128-63 after trailing during the entire first quarter. The first game's scoring was lead by Guard Arthur Brown who scored 20 points. The Tigers came from 20 points behind to pull within 11 points of the leading Utica team at the half of the Saturday night final. After intermission the Tigers opened a new attack with their giant center, Albert Buster Morton leading the second half attack with 15 points. However, it was Arthur Brown again who led all scor- ers during the game with 27. The first home appearance for the Tigers will be Decem- i ber 10, 1966, against tMary, Holmes, who lost the opener in. the tournament to Utica, 90-86. im Coifese 5632 basketball Coach William POP .. Gaines welcomes se en return- ing lettefmefh- EEC Eli? 649 cb W' 105.8 point-per-game average with the record at 5-0. The defense leader is Martin with a 58.7 point per-game de- fensive averarge, while Marion is second with a 62.2 point-per- game defensive average. Both Utica and Mobile State are on the Tiger schedule this season. The Tigers are slated to meet Utica Jan. 24 here and again in Utica on Feb. 3. Mean- lwhile, Mobile State is slated to invade the Coahoma Junior Col- lege gymnasium Jan. 13. The Tigers and Utica are in the same conference. Region Seven includes teams from Alabama, Arkansas, Ten- nessee and Mississippi. Coahoma Junior College won a lopsided 121 to 48 victory over Arkansas Baptist College of Little Rock, Arkansas, here Saturday night. It was no con- test for the Tigers who by half- time had a comfortable 59 to V29 lead. Although the scoring was one- sided, the home fans were thrilled by the super ball hand- ling of Arthur Brown and the one and two hand stuff shots of J. W. Fairman. Fairman scored 19 points for the Ti- gers while Mac Carty paced the losers with 16 points. T Coach W. C. Pop Gaines' 'entire 15-man squad hit the hardwood and 14 players obliged him by joining the scoring. The Tigers will travel to Mary Holmes Junior College Thursd.ay night but will return home for a Friday night con- test with Mobile State Junior College of Mobile, Alabama, you-,va --nwv.v'--.11-... .'?,., ,I - I who seems to be arriving as a starter. Also returning are let- ,termen Arthur Brown, Otha Mitchell, Douglas Lane, Charles Jackson, J. W. Fairman, and ,Eddie Myegsuzm W, 3 o agaisgg 8583.5 gag- fr., U-16.2.03 - gi-fs,-2 -emo 1, tD Q QQ- CD Ei shone ebagea ge 2 J as --'U.c:s:u-- NNT' f.. -0 7: -4-1.-1 no -Houwl-4 Ln'-' cu -- 'Ugnt-am..-1 if .U F-1 4-rug E oie,-i-EP' a-.E'EEg .aah EE :lu O11-nv 3 'ETH '.: O O LJ -a-1 'E U2 0 Q? 5 :E mtazlnwfg,-, --Kg ....Q Q1 ms-1 6 .GO v-1 A UI I S,-E a.ag..Q-f2Nog'DQvO,,-E- 350 DEF -.-?,,3E.-Eu3'12-Q':EQ5QQ'E' 0 :nm-4-1 . 'H' v-4 uF'l cn mimi?-Eeiglggiigaae-Sa --OUfvEgE.2-Q-O s-5,1 f: +-1 '.-1292 Holmes Junior College of W- Point, 117-88 there Thursd night and returned home meet Mobile State Junior C lege of Mobile, Alabama, t regional scoring leader Frid Q night, dumping the Alaban team 123-78. , It was the same story as bo games started off to be re nip-and-tuck contests but th Tigers came through with th extra punch, pulled ahead ar by half time were comfortab ahead. 1 Larry Hgmmon of Mar Holmes led a scorers at We: Point with 29 points while Bill Tally scored 18 for the Tiger. Tally also led Tiger scorin against Mobile State with 19 br was outscored by Mobile's J. C rChett, who scored 25. + Coahoma will host Mississipj Industrial College of H olls Sprin , Mississippi here Tues day ght and will journey tr Mobile Wednesday and to Mem phisfon the week-end for a con test with Christian Brothers Col zege-J.V. ' 1 -1 I Tigers Leads Nation ,In Offense Coahoma Junior College, whr defeated Mississippi Industria College Junior Varsity, 105-98 in their last outing, is currently leading the nation in Team Of- fense, according to figures re- leased by the National Junior College Athletic Association. Through eight games, the Tig- ers were averaging 111.7 points .pergame and were unbeaten. ,l Wilson Branch of Chicago is lcurrently second in national of- 'Rfense totals with an average of 109.1 points per game. Utica Junior,College, a Coahoma op- ponent, is averaging 107.7 points per outing. , - The Tigers are still leading Region Seven in offense and are third in total defense, al- lowing the eight opponents only '76 points per game. Against Mississippi Industrial, Otha Mitchell led the Tigers with 19 points, while Tom Han- l12 9 fn nr-ntls Ian- I if 755 silk is ' X t 'JZ r -4? 1 9, - y . ll fa fix '5+ ' pw l ' l Y l 4 TWO MASTER COACHES Former Coach Griffithreminlsces with Coach Gaines. , , , V ,.,..,...-.1 was an www M ,,s,. ., .. .. . .. W, .W ...AA.,,..,.,.,,.... .....,.... . 4 Y 5. ran , p'-is 0, il, ifwa y w hi I J ., ,-,M c.,,f,, - if, 4 F759 'Z5US2 'i'7ZZ . . ,,,,.,..-.-- ' , .,.. . .M ,,,, ,,,., , V 'f'f,,....,.,.....,,,,,,,.,4--1'- Dear Fans, Our Basketball team for this year has been a working group that has given us a lot of thrills and honort We would like to express our sincere thanks to you for believing in us to support us through-out the on coming years. As coach of the MIGHTY TIGERS , I want you to know it has been a pleasure to serve you. Thank you. For Better Sports, Coach Gaines zyers 7 7 KNEELING l. To R.: Douglas Lane, Eddie Myers, Arthur Brown, William Talley, George McGhee, STANDING L. to R.: Johnny Luckett, Willie G. Haynes, I. W. Fairman, Lawrence Clifton Harris, Albert Morton, Joseph Lanfair, Otha Mitchell, Ernest Killum, Fleton Kelly and Frederick Holley, Q O I I C J C TIGERS I5 716111, . I I M5 Jkt.. .i A '47 ., .. PLAYERS AND POSITIONS Otha Mitchell ----- ' -------- Eddie Myers - - - - - l. W. Fairman Felton Kelly - - - - - Arthur Brown - Douglas Lane - William Talley Fred Holley - - George McGee Albert Morton - - - - Cliff Harris - - Johnnie Lockett Earnest Killum Tommie Tatum George Haynes Jonthan Singleton - - - Jerry McCray - Gary Brown - - John Thomas - Dairel Walker - Lasalle Stanic - joseph Landfair Billy Sparkman Robert Skipper - - - - Charles Jackson Forward Guard Forward Forward Guard - - -Guard F -G Forward Guard Guard - - -Guard Guard Forward Forward Forward Forward Guard F -G Guard Guard Guard Forward Forward Forward F-G COAHOMA 96 85 112 90 121 123 117 98 139 107 105 88 97 118 97 101 109 1966-1967 RECORD OPPONENT Shorter College - - - - -76 Christian Bros. Col, - - -d-86 Owen College ---- - -88 Mary Holmes Col. - - - 56 Arkansas Bapt. Col. - - - 48 Mobile State Col. - - - '78 Mary Holmes Col. - - - 88 Mobile State Col, - - - 85 Miss. Ind. Col. J.V. - - - 89 Utica Jr. Col. ' ' ---- 101 Miss. Ind, Col. I.V. - - - 98 Utica Jr. College ---- 101 Prentiss Jr. Col. - - - '79 Owen Col. - - - - - '78 Harris Ir. Col. - - - - 81 Prentiss Jr. Col. - - - '72 Shorter College - - - - 83 Cscfooffyjasfefgaf 790122 azzof C000 is--Q Johnny Toy, Robert Crocket, Willie Dunn, Walter Brooks, Harry Sawyer, Henry Kilpatrick, James Washing- ton, Prophet Giles, Harry Robinson, Willie B. Gregory, Dan Blocker, Arthur Webb, Roy Davis TRAINERS William Adam, Walter Anderson, Ronnie Lee TAYLOR COTTON, COACH Zljfdf ag! 71.79 l 65 J' J. e High School Team gl Student Coach High School Team In ACUOH , .,....a,V,.,.,.-w ..- E I ' A' ' . f53'5 4 , 'v 1 T T, - i 3. - - X, .,,. bl ' ' ,, V I E ' A+-Hy gl Q 5 - , J: . r ' , . , . f . 1' y , ' -. d'9'i' I Ax! l ,, , 4 Xf- Lg I 'Q J ,WW FQ 1 fm' 2 5 I ' Y' HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR VARSITY 4. 1 ,Y cn I Q, I ,R 1 'Nt JUNIOR VARSITY 2 K Q, I H . .I I iS HIGH SCHOOL PEP SQUAD I56 T21 X ,ff is 0 cscfoof goofgaf .Q W ix' Q.. If 1 ' EJ -, I +131-X J' I X ww, 1 , xqi. ,L-if ... 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Outstanding Ground Gainer for AHS, fClarence Burtj 1,469 yd. and 14 T. D. CAI-IS Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers ..g. 51,4 ,'.-- Coach Hogan talks to Uvir. Terrificj Clarence Burt WON - LOST RECORD Opponents Batesville Hunter High Md. Bayou West District Eastside Tate County Higgins Charleston 3-3-2 IRS iilflif Qscfoof goofgaf eam Milton Wells Willie Johnson 'Willie Williams Joseph Thomas eorge Elmore Aurelius Hamp A B White Johnny Rhodes Ervin Mullins Walter Williams Jessie Bedone 'Gregory Neely 'Solomon Davis Timothy Gates Clarence Burt Hernando Payne Corinthian Brunt Larry Haynes Billy Noah John Brunt Robert Whitehead Charlie Sykes Hill Stokes COACHES Hogan and Green 'SENIORS David Evans Jessie Johnson Paul Shanks 'Warren Shanks Willie Mack Gaston Billy Howard 'James Hardy 'William Washington Sylvester Broom Nathanial Bays Samuel Hicks Charlie West Zyers geecvar0Q0ffQr er!-?CfIbl2 1966 Football Banquet COACH GREEN g, Fl ' 1 ex , Amie Y ',VA J l Q ., Q , ' 1 2 1, ' l M' - i - V V. , 1 'Q f ai, ', .5 a A ,, M , - j Y ' f V Q , an HK' , ' , A .A .. R:,,f3 ,i? ffiV ' f ' ' 'qlqi Z I a l Serving Line ,::. U: ,V ,. rl: Q AVVI 4. C Y' A-at : I ,W .. AVV A ,A 2 A 5 i x , Q M Q I 1,'f V, Qi.: e f A ' 'A ' ' 'fav i f-A 1 y 1 L ML60 1 Basketball Team Guest at the Banquet . zyefs' np fo 169 1967 fjournamenf j qt' A -gl :,- .Lv:. -'2 '?in9'g's,5 W---A Tilt f 1 ,ff ' - N :'53iM V ' 5' ' z ,L I 122,23 1 - -Q ' Y 4 1 1 A f -A -gg. ' - 2 1 ' ,f'ff- EFF: f ? 5 ' , . Q -1 gs ' Q ' V- - N, 5- S 1 ' fgfaif B ix-'I F F gpgg V. . : gi Y ' - gig: -- 2 5 vw Fi' .9 V :- . B AA . Y 2 XX n :A X ,t 1 QC.- S,-n Q. 4 tw v 54' Arif: , ,ir '. 5, V, --Af: A LEAVING C.J.C. Coach Gaines Looks Over The Campus Buster packs another one. AFS, Conference Champs and S.I.C. Runners-Up A1lS.I.C. Team Mitchell Brown Tally G afomans f77war0Q0faf ffe 1966 yournamenf I.C. CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Lucy Hutton Mary Barnett Annie Smith Vera Kirkland Verna Kirkland Vallena Johnson Odessa Sanders :ez ,Q 2 , N Sunday School Retreat f76QAy1b Us Sunday School Retreat N Baptist Student Union discussion on another Religious Subject er!7Cf1UI7IQS Sun day School Retreat 'r ,Q if S I Q. 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Box 162 Jonestown, Mississippi FOSTER, HUBERT L. Route 3, Box 164 Lamert, Mississippi FRAZIER, EULA Route 5, Box 128-A Yazoo City, Mississippi FRIERSON, ALMELIA Route 4, Box 78 Oxford, Mississippi GATES, RUTH A. Route 1, Box 40 Marks, Mississippi GERARD, JOE 659 Butler Grenada, Mississippi GERMAN, IRENE Route 1, Box 243 Coahoma, Mississippi GIBSON, ROOSEVELT P. O. Box 162 Anguilla, Mississippi GILES, ROBERT 616 Bolivar Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi GIVENS, ROGERS Route 2, Box 25 Tutwiler, Mississippi GRAHAM, GLENDA P. O. Box 301 Forest, Mississippi GRAVES, VIRGIL, JR. Route 2, Box 111 Rolling Fork, Mississippi GRAY, BETTYE N. 811 S. West Street Forest, Mississippi GRAY, JAMES Route 2, Box 27 Lake, Mississippi GREENE, RILEY R. Route 3, Box 218 Batesville, Mississippi GREENWOOD, ROOSEVELT P. O. Box 91 Coahoma, Mississippi GRIFFIN, BOBBYE J, 510 Cotton Marks, Mississippi GRISBY, RICHARD 135 16th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi HAMILTON, MILDRED Route 2, Box 115-B Raleigh, Mississippi HAMLETT, LOUISE 2015 4th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi HARDY, OLLIE JAMES 410 McInnia Street Petal, Mississippi HARDY, VICTOR P. O. Box 342 Tutwiler, Mississippi HARRIS, DAVID L. P. O. BOX 812 Clarksdale, Mississippi HARRIS, JOHN W. Route 2, Box 11 1X2 Lyon, Mississippi HARRISON , MaCARTHUR 1714 Evans Clarksdale, Mississippi HART, JAMES 281 Hayden Street Belzoni, Mississippi HART, STANLEY P. O. Box 285 Jonestown, Mississippi HARVEY, FLETCHER 1346 Chestnut Street Clarksdale, Mississippi HAWKINS, OLLIE Box 57 Holly Bluff, Mississippi HAYES, EMERSON 629 Victory Street Handsboro, Mississippi I-IEMPHILL, JAMES Route 2, Box 219-A Clarksdale, Mississippi HERRON, CATHERINE 528 Bolivar Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi HERRON, GERALDINE 528 Bolivar Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi HINTON, JAMES, JR. P. O. Box 211 Richton, Mississippi HODGES, L. V. Route 2, Box 117 Clarksdale, Mississippi HOLLEY, FREDRRICK 12422 Maine Detroit, Michigan HOLLOWAY , GLENDA M. 108 Magnolia ct. Clarksdale, Mississippi HOLMES, EVERLENA Route 1, Box 59 West, Mississippi HOLMES, HERBERT 4920 Arkansas Avenue Gulfport, Mississippi HOLMES, JUANITA 450 2nd Street Marks, Mississippi HOLMES, MARGIE Route 1, Box 59 Coahoma, Mississippi HORNSBY, BOBBIE P. O. Box 181 Forest, Mississippi HOUSE, GERALDINE Route 2, Box 367 Hollandale, Mississippi HOUSTON, BETTYE J. P. O. Box 182 Jonestown, Mississippi HOWARD, GEORGIA P. O. Box 462 Mound Bayou, Mississippi HOWARD, LOTTIE Route 2, Box 70-C Oxford, Mississippi HUGHES, BOBBIE 501 Morton Street Forest, Mississippi HUGHES, GENE 1831 W. Cherry Milwaukee, Wisconsin HUNDLEY, SHIRLEY 309 Spring Street Waynesboro, Mississippi HUNT, JAMES Route 2, Box 182 Como, Mississippi HUTTON, SARAH 704 Lee Street Cleveland, Mississippi INGRAM, HELEN P. O. Box 51 Benoit, Mississippi JACKSON, CHARLES 337 South 6th Greenville, Mississippi JACKSON, DOROTHY L. 103 Beattie Street Starkville, Mississippi JACKSON, JIMMY D. Route 3, Box 499 Clarksdale, Mississippi JACKSON, NAVINE P. O. Box 63 Panther Burn, Mississippi JACKSON, VENTRESS 630 Bolivar Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi JOHNSON, ARLENE 812 East Reden Street Ruleville, Mississippi JOHNSON, EVER ROOF Route 5, Box 19 Batesville, Mississippi JOHNSON, JESSE 2330 Ludlow Avenue Jackson, Mississippi JOHNSON, LEVON 1445 W. Bryant Street Bartou, Florida JOHNSON, LOURINE Route 5, Box 134 Batesville, Mississippi JOHNSON, RAYMOND P. O. Box 62 Lambert, Mississippi JOHNSON, TOMMIEZENE Route 1, BOX 87 Phillips, Mississippi JONES, JOHNNY C. Gen. Delivery Jonestown, Mississippi JOHNSON, FRANKLIN D. 617 Lincoln Street Clarksdale, Mississippi KELLY, FELTON R. 630 Rose Street Jackson, Mississippi KEYS, LOU ETHEL Route 4, Box 92 ' Collins, Mississippi KING, ALICE 106 14th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi KING, ANDREW Route 3, Box 92 Belzoni, Mississippi LANE, DOUGLAS 500 Tipton Street Koscuisko, Mississippi LATIKER, THOMAS Route 3, Box 185 Koscuisko, Mississippi LEE, WILLIAM C. P. O. Box 613 Cleveland, Mississippi LEWIS, ROBERT Route 2, Box 411 Indianola, Mississippi LEVERETTE, JIMMY Route 2, Box 139 State Line, Mississippi LOFTON, Irene P. O. Box 136 Duncan, Mississippi LOFTON, SARAH Route 1, Polkville, Mississippi MADLOCK, DAVID Route 2, Box 362 Sardis, Mississippi MAGEE, L. D. 121 Jefferson Clarksdale, Mississippi MAGEE, VIRGIL Route 1, Box 87 Collins, Mississippi MAGGITT, LILLIE M. 120 14th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi MARTIN, BEVERLY I. 451 McKinley Street Clarksdale, Mississippi MASON, GLORIA S. 453 Barnes Clarksdale, Mississippi MASSEY, ELIZABETH 2923 Caroney Way Charlotte, N. C. MATTOX, VELMA J. 245 South Ward Yazoo City, Mississippi METCALFE, HAZEL Route 3, Box 65 Lambert, Mississippi MILLER, TOMMIE J. 702 Cleveland Ellisville, Mississippi MITCHELL, OTHA E. 1509 Sullens Avenue Jackson, Mississippi MITCHELL, WILLIE P. O. BOX 245 Cleveland, Mississippi MIXON, MINNIE Route 2, Box 291 Clarksdale, Mississippi MONTGOMERY, ERNESTINE 520 Florida Clarksdale, Mississippi MORRIS, LARRY DEAN Route 5, Box 96 Batesville, Mississippi MORTON, ALBERT 329 W. McLauren Street Greenwood, Mississippi MYERS, EDDIE 1128 Chrisman Cleveland, Mississippi MCADORY, PLAS Route 3, Box 228 Koscuisko, Mississippi MCCLAIN, RUFUS Route 1, Box 149 Marks, Mississippi MCCLELLAN, JULIA P. O. Box 671 Swan Lake, Mississippi MCCOY, DORETI-IA 206 Second Yazoo City, Mississippi MCGEE, INEZ 121 Jefferson Clarksdale, Mississippi MCGHEE, GEORGE P. O. Box 218 Coldwater, Mississippi MCGREW, DORIS A. 116 5th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi MCKINNEY, STELLA Route 2, Box 254 Sardis, Mississippi MCLAURIN, GEORGIA Route 4, Box 45 Collins, Mississippi MCNAIR, ELLISTENE Route 1, Box 91-A Lawrence, Mississippi NASH, DAVID L. Route 3, Box 216 Koscuisko, Mississippi NICHOLS, GEORGE H. Route 2, Box 23 Tunica, Mississippi NICHOLS, W. L. P. O. Box 697 Magee, Mississippi OLIVER, JOSIE M. Box 124 Jonestown, Mississippi ORR, CHARLES R. 501 Catchings Street Marks, Mississippi PALMER, ROSETTA Box 166 Duncan, Mississippi PAYNE, GERALDINE 440 Adams Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi PEACOCK, LEVESTER Route 2, Box 213-B Cleveland, Mississippi PERKINS ESTELLA P O Box3 Jonestown Mississippi PETERS CHARLES P O Box 14 Columbia Mississippi PETTIS MARY ALICE 439 Page Street Clarksdale Mississippi PITTS MARY Greenville Mississippi PORTER OPHELIA Gen Delivery Lula Mississippi POWELL CHESTER Route 2 Box 148 Charleston Mississippi PRIDE CORDELIA Route 1 Box 141 Crenshaw Mississippi PRINGLE, GARDENIA 1636 6th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi RATLIFF, BELVA 452 N. Edison Street Greenville, Mississippi RAY, MARY K. Stonewall, Mississippi REDMOND, JAMES W. 2417 33rd Street Gulfport, Mississippi REID, MacARTHUR Route 1, Box 240-A Cleveland, Mississippi RICH, OSCAR 1755 Evans Street Clarksdale, Mississippi RICH, WALTER 1755 Evans Street Clarksdale, Mississippi RICHARD, EDDIE P. O. Box 301 Picayune, Mississippi ROACH, ERMA J. P O Box 620 Shelby Mississippi ROBERTS ARTHUR P O Box 32 Jonestown Mississippi ROBINSON ANDREW Route 4 Box 355 Natchez Mississippi ROBINSON AUDRIA P O Box 315 ROBINSON ROOSEVELT 622 Plum Street Grenada Mississippi ROBINSON VANELDER P O Box 283 Lula Mississippi ROGERS VIRGIE M 615 North 7th Street Oxford Mississippi ROLLING, EDDIE 113 6th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi ROSE, JULIA 1232 Englewood Memphis, Tennessee ROSS, GLORIA I. 1722 Sycamore Clarksdale, Mississippi ROSS, ISABELL 1722 Sycamore Clarksdale, Mississippi RUSSELL, CHARLES Route 1, Box 76 Anguilla, Mississippi RUSSELL, SHERRIE 816 S. West Street Forest, Mississippi SALLIS, GEORGE W. Route 2, Box 70 1X2-A Lyons, Mississippi SAULSBERRY, BARBARA Route 2, Box 156 Tutwiler, Mississippi SEATON PEARL Route 1 Box 318 Shelby Mississippi SELLERS LILLIAN 135 1 6th Street Coahoma Mississippi SHAW BETTYE J 216 Catching Street Marks Mississippi SHEARD THEODORE Mound Bayou Mississippi SIMMONS ROBERT Gen Delivery Lulia Mississippi SIMS ROGER W 829 lst Street Marks Mississippi SINGLETON ANDERSON 987 Caldwell Drive Greenville Mississippi 324 Steeles Lane Forest, Mississippi P.'O. Box 424 SINGLETON, IOANATHAN 299 112 Cohn Street Belzoni, Mississippi SKIPPER, BERNICE 119 Snowball Court Clarksdale, Mississippi SMILEY, JOHNNY B. Gen. Delivery Jonestown, Mississippi SMITH, CLIFTON 348 Bolivar Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi SMITH, CURTIS 34 Monticello Hazlehurst, Mississippi SMITH, MAUDELL Route 7, Box 180 Carthage, Mississippi SMITH, ROBERT E, Lambert, Mississippi SMITH, VERNON 5602 So. Maryland Chicago, Illinois SPANN, LARRY Dublin, Mississippi ' SPANN, VARRY Dublin, Mississippi SPENCER, NANCY W. 514 Bolivar Clarksdale, Mississippi STEVENS, MARGARETTE Route 2 Carthage, Mississippi STEWART, ACIE 927 S. Pearl Cleveland, Mississippi STEWART, ESTELLA 420 2nd Street Marks, Mississippi STORY, MARGARET 702 Lee Street Cleveland, Mississippi STRONG, EVELYN 910 Lincoln Clarksdale, Mississippi STUBBS, EDWARD '7O'7 West Street Picayune, Mississippi SURVILLION, KATHERINE 525 1X2 First Street Marks, Mississippi SWAYZE, JAMES T. 14 Mazique Lane Natchez, Mississippi TANKSON, JAMES Route 2, Box 234 Rolling Fork, Mississippi TATUM, TOMMIE 1022 Herrington Street McComb, Mississippi TAYLOR, EDMOND 53 Pearl Street Sardis, Mississippi TAYLOR, ERIC B. 600 Lee Street Cleveland, Mississippi TAYLOR, EUNICE Prichard, Mississippi THOMAS, HEZEKIAH Route 1, Box 21 Hollandale, Mississippi THOMAS, SHERMAN L. P. O. Box 162 Darling, Mississippi THOMPSON, CEOLA Route 2, Box 174 Oxford, Mississippi THOMPSON, HERON Route 2, Box 2 Oxford, Mississippi TOWERS, MACK P. O. Box 363 Mound Bayou, Mississippi TOWNSEL, PEGGIE A. 3143 Lampton Avenue Jackson, Mississippi TRIBBETT, IOSEPHOUS 2313 Jackson Picayune, Mississippi TURNER, GLORIA I. 835 Garfield Clarksdale, Mississippi TURNER, MARTHA L. Gen. Delivery Water Valley, Mississippi TUTWILER, SHIRLEY I. 601 Lee Street Cleveland, Mississippi TYLER, BERTHA I. 132 18th Street Clarksclale, Mississippi WALLACE, NATHANIEL Route 2, Box 152 Courtland, Mississippi WARD, MARY R. Pleasant Grove, Mississippi WASHINGTON, ALLEN J. Route 1, Box 207 Benton, Mississippi WASHINGTON, BETTIE Route 1, Box 249 Dundee, Mississippi WATTERS, EDWARD Route 2, Box 15 Batesville, Mississippi WATSON, EARNEST M. Route 2, Box 2 Avon, Mississippi WELLS, DAVID L. 2104 7th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi WESTON, ROSETTA Route 2, Box 43 Clarksdale, Mississippi WHITAKER, WILLIE Panther Burn, Mississippi WHITE, BONNIE 534 Third Street Marks, Mississippi WHITEHEAD, MARILYN P. O. Box 34 Sherard, Mississippi l7R WILKINS, EUGENE Route 3, Box 39 Tutwiler, Mississippi WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH 641 East Jefferson Yazoo City, Mississippi WILLIAMS, JAMES L. Route 2, Box 150 Merigold, Mississippi WILLIAMS, JOANNA Route 1, Box 341 Beaumont, Mississippi WILLIAMS, LEVON Route 2, BOX 153 Charleston, Mississippi WILLIAMS, LUCILLE P. O. Box 37 Mount Bayou, Mississippi MADISON, SHIRLEY JOYCE 1805 34th Avenue Gulfport, Mississippi ZQJQ Miss Earline Anderson Mrs. Dorothy M, Armstrong Mrs. Zee A. Barron Miss Ba ggett Miss Brown Miss Espy Miss Bertha Ford Mr. Dan Ford Mr. Gambrell Mrs. Gooden Mr. KL Mrs. Thomas Edwards Mr. Howard Mr. James Miss Jefferson Miss Marean Jones Mrs. Lewis WILLIAMS, MINNIE L. Route 2, Box 139-B Merigold, Mississippi WILLIAMS, ROBERT L. Route 2, Box 163-A Clarksdale, Mississippi WILLIAMS, RUTHIE Route 2, Box 139-A Merigold, Mississippi WILLIAMS, VICTORIA 6 17II'l Street Clarksdale, Mississippi WILLIS, IZOLA Gen. Delivery Jonestown, Mississippi WILSON, CAROLYN G. Route 1, Box 127 Tutwiler, Mississippi WINFIELD , CLAUDETTE 220 Magnolia Courts Clarksdale, Mississippi WOODARD, BOBBIE 318 West 3rd Street Yazoo City, Mississippi WOODLEY , CHARLIE BOX 293 Mound Bayou, Mississippi woops, JosEPH P. o. Box 494 Mound Bayou, Mississippi WRIGHT, BILLY Route 2 Lake, Mississippi VAN, MAMIE R. 125 Snowball Courts Clarksdale, Mississippi gfanf Our J afrons Miss Francis Lewis Mrs. ldella Lewis Mrs. Irma J. Morgan Mr. M. C. Martin Mr. Sc Mrs. Moses Mr. Van A. Perkins Mrs. Sarah Smith Mr. Thurmond L. Snyder Mr. Wade Miss Mary G. Whiteside Mrs. Rosalie Winfield Mr. 84 Mrs. B. F. McLaur1n Mr. J. E. 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