Coahoma Community College - Coahoman Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)
- Class of 1968
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sq .1114-Q A in my 011' ISU' VIII IIN dill DUI I HA I! Hqnir 4 The COAHO A '68 PUBUSHED bg the sruoeews of coAHomA J cmd OLLEGE AGRMJULTURA IGH Scl-noon. P6100 Students at Coahoma Jr. College and A.H.S, learn responsibility and self-dependence. Their lives are molded by many hands - the hands of teachers, the hands of administrators, the hands of parents. Some of our C.J.C. graduates are Senior College bound, some may terminate their edu- cation and descend on the business world, but no matter what the choice may be, their future lives are a direct result of their days at C.J.C. and knowledge gained from experiences here. Our 1968 Coahoman will depict some of these experiences in Learning For Leadership, is Title -------- - 1 Foreword and Contents - - 2 Theme ------- - 3 Dedication ------ - 4 Background For Learning - - - - 5 Campus --------- - 6 Administration and Faculty - - 9 Learning By Living ---- - 35 Learning Through Action - - - - 39 Learning Through Participation - - 114 Learning Through Personal Commitment ------ - 175 Leadership - - - - 180 Coahonnt 1 Staff - - 184 Alma Mater ---- - 189 Sophomore Directory - - 190 Patrons - - - - - - 198 su-I' Zetlflliil f for Y Leaoflt' xy Y, 4 Y e 3 J x ' I J xl ' RICHARDSON IN 5 . 'iw , V Qeofcafzbn - 11 4 ,J ', wh - . . In every school community there are a few men and women who, because of their at- tributes win the respect of their associates. We salute such a person in our 1968 Yearbook, You have spent long hours each year helping us to make our Yearbook - a thing of beauty and also to meet our deadline. You have used your creative talent to decorate our campusg to advertise our school on posters, signs and bulletin boards. You have helped us materially by selling tickets and policing our games. You have inspired students to major in art and use their creative talents to beautify and brighten their dull drab environments. You have been a real Coahoman. You have set an example of true Christian manhood by serving as soldier, civic leader, church officer and just plain laborer making an honest dollar - For all of these things and because we love you not only as teacher, but as a dear friend - We dedicate this 1968 Coahoman to you - Thomas W. Richardson, Ir., - Artist par excellence. lf! N I XX y V ' -.. l il , ,f I X X 4 - Q In Y T 1 l ... 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Luxury and Comfort Dear Students, Alumni, and Friends: The 1968 Coahoman chronicles another chapter in the continuously unfolding Coahoma story. It is the story of young learners acquiring knowledge, developing skills, molding at- titudes, and sharing experiences which will enable them to influence the shape of events of today and tomorrow. Because of its total dedication to the task of developing the leadership qualities of its students, Coahoma Junior College and AHS constantly seeks new and better ways to improve its program of instruction. New buildings, new equipment, new materials, new faces, new techniques, new ideas--these arethe ingredients which, when blended with the best of the old, will facilitate and accelerate learning for leadership. We congratulate the yearbook staff for the excellent work-done in preparing this edition of the Coahornan. James E. Miller President B. F. MCLAURIN, Administrative Assistant to the President an I Our Ex-prez fits this: DEFINITION OF AN ADMINISTRATOR The person who admits you, takes your money, finds you a room, watches over your health, guides your career, finds you a job, lends you a book, prays with you, counsels with you, arranges your schedule, gives you excuses from class, sends you on your way, and later welcomes you back as an alumnus. i I 0 I I 5 4 I 'L F' mzkzzlsfrafzbn aw-ff is xx xg SX -r X s .X X 'ox W f. s:.A,,.,. -. .. . aux X NK yt, X 3.45 , diss r X. Q X. LEE ROY GORMAN Counselor Director Student Financial Aid ' .-f Q U r- , E H M .' .:.- E 'f ., , . ' --31 -' , ' ' W t- 5 in W, f I' 1 f -' jx: Ny...---4' 'E ...'1ipi.9fr'1 1, , 4 ' ' i iff j .:, ,,, A r' V 15 f 1 fury., . , I V' ' 1 '-,Marais-mwww 3 V ' . X ' Y ,gin ' ,L a UEPWWWMW. .rt 'H ...jf Ir . Wm' V ' 1. L ' .- 1- I ,.,. .5 A Q 'I ,. ' V...-5 ' .,QjMr.f.y5555,-3,,q5,51.5 , iCZ!,.'l Business Office Staff: Lonnie Young in foreground. REAR - L. to R.: Rowena Fielder, Elnora Stasher, Secretaries, Lee A. Frierson, Business Manager 7 mzhzkfrafzbn ' 1 f-re+fN..sfv.-- Q- if ' fm We rs. , I ! E SEM .ef 3 X -'rf 'bean Bt Wessaye I wish to congratulate the 1968 editorial staff of The Coahoman and extend my best wishes for a successful publication. Your 1968 yearbook theme Learning for Leadership means, we believe that all Coaho- ma Jtmior College students are capable of becoming, growing, learning and developing. We believe also that for this goal to be attained the faculty must be committed to self examina- tion and change, and the students and the faculty must be involved in the decision making processes that affect learning and leadership development. This type of interaction on the part of faculty and students provides opportunities for them to explore ideas, feelings, values and opinions, thereby helping students discover what is basic in the development of leaders in a democracy. I am proud of the fact that you have shared in decision making while working on this publication, and that you have worked hard to make this a learning and leadership activity which has contributed to your personal development. Mary G, Whiteside 57 mzbzkfrabbn 'haf' MR. MARION M. REID Registrar To the Members of the Annual Staff: I congratulate you on putting together another beautiful edition of The Coahoman . To the Student Body: Many of you have made me feel very proud of your academic achievements here at Coahoma Junior College this year. A total of 879 were enrolled during the Fall and Winter Quarters, and with the additional applications on hand for the Spring Quarter our total for the year will probably exceed 900. Of the more than 500 Freshmen enrolled for the Fall Quarter, 84 made the Honor Roll, and of the more than 300 Sophomores, 40 made the Honor Roll. We are very proud of this academic achievement of these fine young people and hope that this is an incentive to greater accomplishments. To those of you who are leaving us this year, may we see you again soon, as you return to visit and relive for a moment some of the happiest days of your lives . Marion M. Reid Registrar by mzlrzzlsfrafzbfz - A www ui I 1 M-,,,,,...w MW ' - - X ,2 2 Y ZEE ANDERSON BARRON B.A., Jackson State, M.A., Columbia University, Student Personnel Director -W-v-mmrn 4 .. .5 4: bc 2 M CHARLES REID B,S,, Morehouse College, Director of Institutional Development and Public Relations Q 7 mzhzkfrafzbn '95 nas.:-:- ilfrf' ,Q 1 1 1 3 N- . NE Q , . Q 3153392-f' 5 'liggg I X , sr 4. so A In - ' ' To The Editorial Staff and Students: It is a pleasure to express my sincere gratitude and warm congratulations to the Coahoma Staff, Mrs. Zee Barron and all of the faculty advisors for a job well done in the publication of another edition of the Coahoman. We have witnessed the growth of the Annual since the first publication in 1957. The Foreword of the first edition stated We are endeavoring in this book to show through pictures and words the growth of Coahoma. Each succeeding edition has con- tributed to this objective by the introduction of new pictures and different words. Very few of the early leaders and teachers of this institution are still with us. How ever, the lofty ideals and fine qualities implanted in the lives of our early students are reflected by many of these students who comprise a large segment of our present teach- ing staff. It is our hope that these young people will grasp the zeal for that which is good for our students and the institution. Zeal for the public good is the characteristic of a man of honor and a gentleman, and must take place of pleasures, profits, and all other pri- vate gratifications. Frank McCune Principal 7 mzhzkfrafzbn M HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF Mr. Lawrence Furclge, Assistant Principal, Mrs. Velma Richardson, Mrs. Eva Childress Miss Gloria Baggett, Secretaries i Z 1'34l1'i 1 Y li I la iv f fr-as ' A 5. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS - Mrs. J. R. Hill and Mr. Floyd Miller advise Miss A. H. S 57 mzlnzkfrafzbn 'sl 'Q F pl E 1 i G 1 l tl Q...- 3 r 5 ff v I i- ? . 1 . mg r--ew A ms, . , .gr ff, .i H ffwiifi , MRS. RUBY WINBUSH MRS. MIRIAN GREEN Q B.S. Tougaloo, M.S. B.S. Southern Grad. Southern Illinois Study Univ. of Wis., Univ., Librarian Librarian l ...Ri Q x : ..,. my h r 'A' ' ...,, . i MRS. DERMA MoToN MRS- LUXIE Assoc. Arts, Coahoma FPJERSON Ir. College, Assistant Miss' Valley State Librarian College, Assistant Librarian x g, r A i '. 1 ' , .-fr. R 1 fg. ' ' .g31.?1'-3-A' Q' H fm? .2 f Jef? ' 7- 7 1 1 i ik f . S.: '- 3,1 ' 9 f ' X. .,..,,. E -W..- saaaaa - :M B 1, E is ' V ir ,V.V -1 ..,'... .1.-. 1 I L. to R.: Mrs. Loretta Maiden, Mrs. Jessie L. to R.: Joyce Harris, Sharon Cross, Katie Peel, Hooker, Mrs. Marie Franklin Ruby Davis, Viola Cosey, Cherry Levy, Aljean McCoy Sana? Bayou C3Qme12fory Cgcfoof 'x A! C' Q an Principal: WILLIAM GATEWOOD B.S., Alabama State College, Study, Tenn. A. 8a I., Delta State College fksiuis BRYANT, MINNIE EDWARDS, LOIS Aaygc. Arts, Coahoma NLS., T11Sk6gCe, Elemen- Junicf College, Teacher's FHFY Reading 5UPe1'ViS0f Aide, Secretary BARRON, ZEE A. M,A., Columbia Univ., College English, Student Personnel Director i f JENKINS, SEBETHA B.S., Jackson State, College English acu Q cmof CSXM EHOT0 Noi Available JEFFERSON, DOROTHY B. S. , Jackson State, College English our f l LEWIS, GEORGIA B. S., Jackson State, Colle ge English .. ,, .Zn l J' :Y r rw - ll fs 1fWW -w f J . all -in ,...,.. X f ag., -J' , Www' Vs f .' A? ' : ,,,, . :I 1 I V, ,A 5, 3. E: f , :Sli I SNYDER, THURMOND B.A., Lemoyne Grad. Study, Univ. of Ark., College English Piclure 'V' Noi' Available l l l l l ERVIN, CORLETTA WHITE, HENRY WILSON, JOYCE K. B. A. , Jackson State, B, S., Alcorn College, B. A., Jackson State, College English English and French English teachers at the Southeastern English Conference in Biloxi b. --W .r R. ,, f , V Q si, V, va Q ai' ij? ' ,, ,W gg, J.. .V as , 5 English and French fav: WOODS, ALMA A.B., Tougaloo, High School English PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 7 f 'J ie NOAH, PEARLIE B. A., Jackson State, High School English E -ll' acu 19 a120fQSfQjf WEEKS, DOROTHY B. S. , Mississippi Valley State, High School English CATCHINGS, SHIRLEY B. S., Jackson State, High School English H-.Qi ge WILKINS, LAURA M. HILL, IIMMIE R. B. S., Alcorn College, M. A. , Texas Southern, High School English High School English and Guidance High School English class room .JK , STINSON, TI-IELMA B. S. , Jackson State, High School English ,fd 1 , l LENOIR, LYNTINE 5 B.S., Alcorn, Grad. Study, Reading , Education P QA. pn. A STRANGE, GLORIA B. S., Jackson State, M.S., Indiana U., 1Director of Audio- Visual and Materials Center 6. l 1 X 4' 1, ' . ,E s Q ? . X X :gm JSR? X fx X ci Q s. 'S S . QE GAMBRELL, FRANK M.S,, Kansas State, 1 College Science l r I K l 3 r l l SIMS, SOLOMON ' B.S., Xavier, College , s cience and Math acu 1? GIIJCSZZJ 'W if-Av lf! If 'img 4.5, DEBRO, LAJOYCE M. A., Atlanta Univ., College Science SMITH, EDDIE M.A., Univ. of Mississippi, College Science as if-'Q 1-Q 1, I E' 1 5 I BROWN, CLEMENTINE B. S. , Tougaloo, BROWN, ALMA M-Sw Tuskegee, College Math College Science College Science ix - . x.: a Q- 's v- , Q . .xox , ws K t x sg , , xi? X s 534 X X. .N .., ,rv K .X .. N xx if ,,. ,::1:f- xl EBL 2 gf Q , M. A., Southern Univ., S 5 i E ' '1 '1-1: 2 + ' 1 --1- K is 'cwmki - A? .qqsj .. x , Y-. .f :' . ' . ss. ..- - -v ,::-xc 5 lf, em. 4 Q. I E KEYS, RAYFORD M. A., Columbia E Univ., College Science 4-xi xg W ' If Z Lua. 32' 1' ' S 1339 I PHOTO Noi Available ln ELLIS, GEORGE . B. S., Alcorn College, Grad. Study, Delta State, College Math -Q2-ss.. 1' is X 'Ig 'wg e 9 f-.::fii.: . ,- 'X A .1 1- x . .N si . 4' s if WASHINGTON, WILLETTE B. S., Jackson State, High School Biology HOWARD, FRANK B. S. , Alcorn College, High School Science JCCI T00 BUSY 45-,ig 1, si qu . QI 'riff J PHOTO No! Available RICHARDSON, VELMA B. S., Tuskegee, Biology and Gen. Sci. , li-X, Howfitto, LELA B.S., Alcorn College, High School Science and Math Mr. Howard and students in the laboratory. fi Q'-ha! ' 1 Q azzof cglwf DAVIS, BARBARA B.S., Alcorn College, Biology and Gen. Sci. Q HENDERSON, LOIS M.S., Tuskegee, High School Math , V, 5:1 ua E , A 'ta f 1 M, . N 'ig Y .1 , A 5 A ' , l ff, ZZ i ,f 41 i 2 GREEN, GEORGE B.S., Alcorn College Grad. Study, Atlanta Univ., H.S. Science and Athletic Director WIN FURDGE, LAWRENCE B. S. , Alcorn College Grad. Study, Univ. of Detroit, High School Mathematics High School students in the laboratory. A I gli' S 'I , l 1 I 'Fi' Y- M Q . 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Qewiw E. -s , W , I fx , K E35'f ima img EDWARDS, THOMAS M.S., Tuskegee Social Science acuf anof Cgzwf CASWELL, RUBY REID, BEATRICE WALKER, WILLIAM B.S., Florida A SL M B, A, , C131-k College, A.B., Boston Univ., Univ., M. Ed. , Social Science M. A., Univ. of Florida A. 84 M. Illinois, Social Univ., Social Science Science and Education .K 1 AWN ,'f, 5? iE?r4Z'9s , .. WADE, ROOSEVELT REID, CHARLES EsPY, MARTHA HUNT. DANIEL B.S.. Jackson State, B. A., Morehouse B.A., Southern, High B05-i 130145011 State, Grad. Study, College, Social School Social Science. High 5011001 Social Oklahoma, Social- Science, Public Science Science Relations FQHKZW 6 HW .. .an J.. Social Science cf f' -9,. ,., A , . ,.-.f. Nfl, ,.1',11xQv..c.g. f M' ' V 1-5 ' A., u- 4 . . I msxzfff , my , , V '95 '1 S4 M m i 'S 5 WILEY, JIMMY B. S. . Jackson State, High School Social Science MILLER, F LOYD B. S. , Jackson State, Th. B. , American Baptist Theological Seminary, Social Science, H.S. ll l acufy azzof QSXW .xx A if ffl' PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE FIELDER, ARTHUR B. S., Central State Univ., Health and Physical Education, Social Science 1 COUUSSIOT Negro History Week i , 2 ,, 5 A ' , im . i ' . A'g,. P S3 TA i - -4 I I 3 ik' - -- V-.--ws we-www 'A' 1 if MCCUNE, EVA J. JONES, BENJAMIN B.S. , Alcorn, Grad. B. S., Alcorn, Study Study, Tuskegee, A Cgl, I State College, High School Social Tuskegee Institute, Science Social Science H.S. .gi ii ,gg ' :,. iii? lx 5, ., ry, f .x E, 4, if 1 'Q' A , Q , z sl 6 1 Q , X X Speaker for Negro History. JJ! A ,ff -J ' fr ,Q ' I-YM . - f .-...,.. , 3, . A , .f ..,,,g I W I M -N so-Aisle . .F -- CURRY, CHRISTINE M,A., Indiana Univ., College Business Ed. acu Q anof QSXW , xx SANDERS, BETTY College Business Ed. BAGGETT, GLORIA B. S., Alcorn College, Secretary to the Principal, High School Shorthand B.S. , Alcorn College, BURT, PATRICIA B.S., Alcorn, Study, Univ. of Wisconsin, College Business Ed. ARMSTRONG, DOROTHY B.S., Alcorn, Grad Study, Tenn. State H.S. Bus. Ed. Typing class Effective Secretary class .. lg I 1-mu 149 ? I J xfif , fd gy, 'fr ff of :iq f ,iw f.,- .fnwvgr H. , ,5,,Q,,,g- f, 4 I A ' 4 1 3 ,A A ,, 4 , 1 - gf' 1 1 ,, I , f' v ! 3 x M. 4137 A A 1, , i Z ,I A . Wi' la... , acu Q S QI s 0' Mfr PHOTO Nov AVAILABLE GAINES, VASHTI M. GAINES, WILLIAM ' B.S. , Jackson State, B. S., Jackson State, y Health and Physical Health and Physical Education Education f l l l l V 1 I 1 1 'Y' GOODEN, CLAUDIA J B.S. , Jackson State, Health and Physical Education Artificial Respiration anof Qgfcyyf yx. Ify ' Z Q.,,,'- 5 ll .ff PHOTO No! Avoilabll HILL, CHRISTANNA HENDERSON, LENARD B.S., Dillard Univ.. B.S. , Jackson State, Health Health and Physical Education, Social Science Demonstration s. , af, argl acu 19 anof QSXW ,. N.- KEYS, GERTIE M. A., Columbia Univ., Music and Choir JAMES, ROBERT B.S., Jackson State, College Art mfr CARTER, CONSUELLA M,Mus. Ed., Vandercook, Band Director TOO BUSY YI iff , lg ZX je lla, Noi Shown LEGGETTE, IANICE B. S., Alcorn College, M. Mus., Michigan State Univ., Music Choir in action M311 Of Aff Picfure Noi' Available RICHARDSON, T. W. B.S., Jackson State, Grad. Study, Chicago Art Institute, College Art GOODEN, JOSEPH B. S. , Jackson State, y x vA 1 2 8 'W A High School Art 5 A , ,y r g I ' I, , , Wiz? j. L, 5 , Kg' 7 , 'ag Q x'a,,i'Jg' ' 1 fy 2 ' 113.9 . '42-171' . L' CAIN, JOSEPH M.S., Bradley Univ., Ind., Education muvlv SHANKS, WARREN B. S. , Alcorn College, Grad. Study, Tenn. State, Vocational acu ly anofcsfqff CAS WE LL, FREDDIE B. S. , Tuskegee, Grad. Study, Florida A. 86 M. Univ., Univ. of Fla., Miss. State Univ., Voc. Tech. -e bx f Qt r 13 - Absent when pictures were made DODSON, JAMES B. S. , Alcorn College, High School Trades Agriculture 2 as fr 7 6 . Q1 ri in V .9 ,. . , 2 I g . .145 I :I N1 PHOTO Nof Available LENOIR, LAMAR B.S. , Alcorn College Voc. Tech. BLAKE, ALFRED B.S. M. , Auto Mech. :fm:n..:..v-' fl ' NOSW' S1 I A x-' I 1 Absent PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ROBINSON, CHARLES B.S., Mississippi Valley State, Voc. Tech. is if ..,., Rafi Q we x X 1 f, 4 a 'nl H ' M f .5 :P I sr . . . . .. si , fflk: 0 1 I vo f 31 H-.54 vi' 'as v Q U - -.2 4 z. bf' 1' 4 4 lg, 0 0 -1, V' .1.,h:' i. -..,:,:t. ,.If,-g, nz Q- ' . ff f'7!- 'fL2 .1'1'15 f. 2:',. mfgzrfgr f PI.',f-...tm--2 ' .s.g-.-:.af'...-+':.,- ' tx?-Li 'cf -Iigxrfffizrrlif' . -Zz'-,..f M' It ,w ZZ3'- ,:Z. s -,...,, - I-: :sf 'w 'Wmf 6' ,Q 'IH pn' 'nv ..25?A1 iQ 37f?'?-W' HTL ff. ' BLACKBURN, SAMUEL B. S. , Alcorn College, Co-ordinator Voc. E'lGiisnmgQgy.gx:fz, 4355 fa wp:-,a,-,f,.,,gg,,,, 'Www Tech. :ESQ R' is' ll w e we X ,Qsxsv B' fy 'hp Sy T No Pholo AVAILABLE fx, I FOX, EVA B, 5,, Jackson State College, Elementary bw' acu 19 anof SW R9- 2 MJ N 1 , f , yy, 1, TROTTER, MATTIE B. S., Rust College, Elementary CHAMBERS, ARNOLD WHEATLEY, BARBARA B.S., Jackson State, B.S., Jackson State, Grad. Study, San Jose Elementary College, Elementary rl' ' , . - -5. Yxffa ' I3 '-'f -6' . ,, .- . K ' km, fn t .7113 A f' ANDERSON, EARLINE B. S., Tuskegee, Grad. Study, North Carolina Elementary CAIN, I-IETTIE M. A., Illinois Univ., Elementary Elementary Activities , ,.f.. , ,,. - , ,Ag fi , . 1 - . . 1 figs! ' ' ?f , 1 M ,f, X ,1 1' 'I 4 , f , W 4, 4' It gl ,, 5' ad IE, V X ,- , r , ' , ' f . ,- , 2' , 'Z' 1 ' ' ,if A, 11 H W4 ' E' 41 Q, Q1 at Q N PHOTO No! Available 0 C KN 27 SEATON, CHARLES E B.S., Rust College, Elementary , f Q.. fe 1 2 ? , PURDGE, Rozlstt B. S. , Alcorn College, Junior High Ind. Art JONES, MAREAN B. S., Alcorn College, Secretary to the Dean l I l ' 5111 STASHER, ELNORA , M.V.S.C.. Secretary, A Bus. Office l F r s l l p Myrtle Rose Reid - Secretary in ecre farzkzf C3114 Qvv xX 2 X WEATHERS, BARBARA Study, Mississippi Valley State, Secretary to the Registrar Si re JV A YOUNG, LONNIE M. B. S., Alcorn College, Secretary, Business Office Registrar's Office REID, MYRTLE ROSE B. S., Mississippi Valley State, Secretary to the Registrar k Lf, ff, ,. f ra 'S ' , 197, 5 . ,M 9 '4- x.z' FIELDER, ROWENA B. A., Bennet College Secretary, Bus. Office Y vii Wgwwt BAGGETT, GLORIA CHILDRESS, EVA B. S. , Alcorn College, Diploma, Henderson Secretary to the Bus., Secretary to the Principal Principal Barbara Kelly Weathers - Secretary in Registrar's Office 5 - if N aDF w N. si ,,,,.,.w-wwf' LQ r I ,.: ,:-5 - W as we mm X Kb- if .li Z4 44 NM -fn. '- MR. THEODORE DEBRO M, A., Atlanta University Dean of Men MRS. BERTHA THOMPSON Dormitory Assistant ---nur-pg 'Nun MRS. A. B. WILSON Dean of Women Q, i 1 ,xii . WR ,. p ,f 46' ,.,-- 2 v-rv: 1, .. VO:-:.?.'.g 9 Nw, 4 as 4- ,eg 4 9 X P Q , 4 s... Q z il MR. CHESTER TOLIVER Security Officer MR. HARRY JOHNSON Supervisor of Custodial Services ocafzbnaf yecfnzca S. L. BLACKBURN, Co-Ordinator SAMUEL A. CUMMINGS, Supervisor M D T A Vocational Technical Education MRS. MARLYN WEEDEN. Secretary COAI-IOMA JUNIOR COLLEGE Manpower Development and Training Program Because of the limited employment opportunities for the unskilled people in this im mediate area, we are seeking to expose many of these people to a variety of occupational knowledge and to train them in specific skills so that they may become gainfully employed This occupational training will substantially help to decrease the number of longterm unemployment and low income families who without this training the prospects for employ ment would be severely handicapped because of the demand for skilled labor to operate the more powerful and up-to-date machinery that farm and industry are employing. The program not only concentrates on academic achievements and skills required for a particular job, but is geared toward providing adequate training on the personal aspects relating to social and employer acceptance such as grooming, personal cleanliness, the employer-employee relationship, work habits and attitudes, and both personal and public relations which will have a direct bearing on their eventual obtaining and retaining em ployment . Samuel A. Cummings Supervisor M.D,T,A, Goafoma tjuzzzbr Gomye , Wanpower fbeuebpmenf d1?0f7I'GI221k2y jjroyram ! ,,A.,A:. I ,,4.,.. I R .gas UPI-IOLSTERY FARM EQUIPMENT Mrs. Dorathy Harris, Instructor Mr. Purvis R. Landry l 7' , . 2 I V i L' ' A ' ,Z MQW . Mun I v FARM EQUIPMENT MECHANICS WELDING Mrs Chester Harville, Instructor MT- Aflill MOOHCY. Instructor ,'5 gi V, 7447- 2 , 4 iv x4 ,,, 'IL A i,l .-li,iQ'i,V ' E, 'Xl , iiff 'in-x... 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X 40 Sophomores Relaxing After Class CSAO!050l22OI4Q C655 ALLEN, MARION, Thy word is a lamp un- to my feet and a light unto my path. , AMERSON, ESSIE, There are three ways of doing things: Right, Wrong, and My Way. -- 5.1 N'-nfm S., t ANDERSON, ESTCRIA, Education makes Nt people easy to lead, but difficult to driveg easy to govern, but impossible to enslave. lv ANDERSON, PERCY SIMS, Satire is a sort of glass, wherein beholders do generally discover everybody's face but their own. ANoERsoN, SAMUEL, it is better to live today be- 'S Q cause no one knows what tomorrow will bring. ARMSTEAD, JEWELL, Love is wisdom of the fool and the folly of the wise. X ARMON, PAULINE M., To know in advance is to sor- row in advance. , l ARMSTRONG, WILLIE, Don't lose your head because your brains are in it, ARNOLD, ROBERT, Follow in your footsteps and all fault will be your own and not from the advice of your 'W friends. gba ARTIS, ESTELLA, What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness. BARRON, LETHA, lt is man's mis- sion to learn to understand. BASKIN, WILLY A., The man who thinking is a slave, and is a traitor ,ut ...pw WW to himself and his fellowman. BATTLE, ROBERT L., It is more to give than to receive. 4I 1 r,,,,..--, CSO!05OI2? 0149 GQJJ ,-'We ii Uv BENNETT, C. B., No man's knowledge here can go beyond his experiences. BEASLEY, BERNICE, Poor is lost in men's copacious mindsg in our fills up all the room it could. BELL, ERMA JEAN, God loves to help him who strives to help himself. BELL, MCAUTHOR, Give the world the love of God, and blessings will come upon him. A-' BENNETT, LORETTA, Let us not love in word or il' BODY, HOMER, Who dares think one thing and anoth- er tell, my heart detests him as the gates of hell. BOLDEN, JAMES, Behavior is like a mirror in which every one shows his image. BOOTH, JOAN, Have courage for the great sorrows of life, and pa- tience forthe small ones. BOYD, ELISIE RINE, Money is like an arm or a leg, use it or lose it. 'V iff? BRADBERRY, DELPI-HNE, It is Cir- cumstance and proper measures that counts. BROOKS, ARCI-IIE, Know thyself. BRONNER, in ..'ti c LILLIAN, she 'Ox moves a godden ind looks a queen. BROWN, CALVIN, Footprints on the sands of time ar. not made by sitting down. 42 speech, but in deed and truth. 'wi' 's ,weft v 'fx' 4 ? si a' f' HN Wa v 0,5 1 O' ,,,. W' X' Q AU 1 W iq if wid 'QQ Us-iii CSOPANOHQ OI'Q Chas BROWN, CHARLES, Education is preparing for the future, so thereby your life may be enriched. BROWN, LULA, Never love unless you can bear with all the faults of man. BROWN, WILLIE, 'I'o love for today and to love for tomorrow is the wisdom of a fool- ish man. BUCKLEY, HELEN, Without wisdom there is no hope. BROOKS, IRENE, Anybody who feels at ease in the world today is a fool. 'Q . 'gemst- 1-of out A ,LQ nah Qwi BURKS, JOHNNY, Always have love and you will never CALDWELL, BETTYE, A thing of beauty is a joy for- CAMPBELL, TI-IESSIE, Better to be small and shine than large and cast a shadow. CAMPBELL, THEODORE, So little sown, so much to do. CARLIZE, JOHN, Only in the dic- tionary does failure come before success. CARTER, FRANK, I know but free- dom, that is the freedom of the mind. CARTER, LUELLA, We have but crossed the stream, the river lies ahead. CARTWRIGHT, JACK, Strive to conquer the unconquered. 43 QSOXUAOIDOZGQ C655 .P si Q lf' 'rw I 9u0 if vg, ' . ' f N S' 1' CLARK, WILLIAM D., Be silent always when you doubt your sense. CHERRY, ETHEL L., Small opportunities are often the beginning of great enter- prises. CHERRY, WILLY, Things of beauty de- rives the mind. CLARK, BILLY GENE, Originality is being realistic, avoid fantasy, show realism. W EET I ' ,,-- f CLAY, FLORA L., One of man's most persistent and i s revealing preoccupations has been his attempt to fash- ,H SX Syl'-W ion for himself an adequate conceptual knowledge of 'X education, 9 N0 moto COCROFT, DAVID, There's nothing certain in man's life but this: That he must lose it. COLEMAN, GENEVA, Be ashamed to die, until you have won some victory for humanity. COLLIER, NAYLAND, To know is nothingg to imagine is everything. ' A COLLINS, IVORY, Love not for 46 Q the sake of satisfaction, but for the sake of being loved as well as loving. CONLEY, ALDRICH, Keep the faith. CONWAY, HELEN, It is only the ignorant mm tlespise education. I! COSBY, SHIR1 .... Doubts are more cruel than words truth. CROWN. PEGGIE. it err is hu- man. l rv-. 5 COX, JAMES EARL, Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them. COX, JAMES A., Ido not mind lying, but I hate inaccuracy. 0,0 Ol220I Q GQJS K I f WR' an-...aa - .s CRISS, I-IELEN, There is no remedy for ,gf , love, but love more. 3' .-fe frrfmr-v Q, -A Q .,,. CROSS, SHARON, He who understands everything, un- derstands nothing, .and he who forgives everything, for- . . ,, . - -1.35 gives nothin g. . . -f 'A' V CROWELL, JOHNNIE, 'If you fail to prepare, prepare g . j:,-.iss -M - .. . A I. to fail. s -f . .,,, gg jj, 7 g XV' 3g3'f,fQ I -1. ., .-5? . , , 1 V ,, 211.15 SK 3 ' Q - -' :S T-X 'xiii - if g 'X'-QA..,::--,-Q,-sg. ,.::,1-5: N Q xx X N . . X45 . t x msgs! ' X x1EisQi....9.. Ss N it Xxx X S Q R ,gg I . as BX, I .Sm . . . ,,,. .. Kas DAVIS, JAMES, No one loves the messenger who brings bad news. gum DAVIS, TALMADGE, We have just enough religion to make us love one another. DODSON, ARMINUAR, The only limit to our realizations of tomor- I DlDN'T HAVE row, ,will be our doubts of today. DORSEY, SADIE, The ability to begin is useless without the willing- A THING TO WEAR. I' I W I ness to endure. DOWD, JEFFRIE, Love is needed by many, but received by few. DOWDEN, EMILY J., What wis- dom can you find that is greater than kindness. DOYLE, JOYCE A., A man's reach should exceed his grasp. DUKES, CHARLES, Too much and too little, hinders the mind. -. 'i xiii ' 1 Q ,. if Q :' ,, 'X X ix. ' s ,I X .,g 45 , 6010501220149 MSS 11' ,, M ,mi - Picture 4 Noi' X M' Nt . Available Vkhvi gli I EARLY, GRACIE, The only time you mustn't fail is the last time you try. ELEYI, RICHARD, Remember these short words only in the dictionary does failure come before success. ELLIS, BARBARA ANN, Doubt is not a pleasant condition. EVERETT, EARL, If man expects to be happy and live in a prosperous state, he must work to obtain it and be willing to keep working to retain it. FENDERSON, HESTER L., Dignity does not consist in possessing honors, but in deserving them. FERRELL, CURTIS, lt is true that experience is the best method of learning, but everything can't be learned from experience. FLENORL, ROSA ANN, A woman is more considerate in affairs of love than a man, because of her life. FLOWERS, PAUL, Utilize the art of conversation to achieve prestige. FRAZIER, EULA, The more we study, the more we discover our ignorance. FREEMAN, THOMAS, To live for today and to love for tomorrow is the know how. FONVILLE, IDA M., Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. FARMER, ROY, The great pleasure in life is to be someone. FURDGE, DOROTHI 4., Know thyself. 46 sl Y' , l m A. ' -,Q-Q 4' fxavsxl gl 1 5, .ff , i xl' if i vi' IW' 'M is our' '-Q., I Pichlre Available fi , t'lll 'f F' 53' A l Piciure Available GATES ARTHER L To demand of love that it be without Jealous is to ask of light that IS cast no shad- CSO!U6OI22OI'Q Gkss Gia' GILL, GEORGE L., It is only the ignorant who despise education. GLOVER, LINDA F. , Success is not measured by heights attained but by obstacles overcome. GOINS, RALPH, Love's not time's fool. HALL, ALBERTA, Don't give up, until the last gasp. HALL, JOHN LOUIS, To thyself be true. HARRELL, BERTHA, Be silent when you doubt your sense. HARRIS, JOYCE Y., Anyone can be a fool. HATCH, LINDA, He that tells his N love, loves least. ,V I lx'-7' 47 J 1 Q ,lm L! op om are GQJJ Plclure o Available 'Zii Sl- xvuvf W5 4-Q. ew' xp- Q f ?D HILL, ence. LILLY P Competition is the very life of sci HOUSTON, JESSIE I., Your reputation is what people think you are, your character is what you really are. HOWARD, EDDYE M., Respect for me by others is just having te- spect for myself. HUGES, MAGGIE, Without wis- A' an love leaps out the window. dom there is no hope. Q JACKSON, DORREATHER, The more we study, the more we dis- cover our ignorance. JACOBS, JOYCE, Dignity does not to .ist in possessing honors, but is destrr m1them. JACKSON, 'fil,VIN, The only Plrfllufe tim oum Qlfillff 'l' th lat ,O ey U 31 13 e S Available time you try. JAMES, CATHERL-1 A thing of beauty is a joy forevt L 48 HAYES, C-ERALDINE, Knowledge is the only fountain, both of the love and of hu man Principle. HAYES, SHIRLY, It is only the ignorant who despise education. H HAYNES, WILLIE G. , Know thyself HENCE, CATHERINE, The direction of which educa- tion starts a man will determine his future. HILL, JESSIE MAE, When poverty comes in at the door, vw QF? is S-.5 x -unmar- 'fx- '25 'WX is! l C3O!050I22 OFQ GQSJ JOHNSON, CHARLES, You may delay, time will not, delay you. JOHNSON, ORA L., Win if you can, lose K X if you must, but never cheat. JOHNSON, LEE MORRIS, I'm tired of men getting credit for what God does. i JOHNSON, PAULENE, Who so loveth instruction loveth knowledgeg but he that hateth reproof is brutish. JONES, ANNIE, Be not wise in thine own eyes, fear the Lord, and depart from evil. IIIUFU' if Qwf' 00x Q.,--v ' IONES, CHARLENE, Be thyself. JONES, MAE SUE, Remember the picture taken of you today shall be your portrait of tomorrow. -fs-' 3,5 JONES, MARTHA, With virtue and quietness may conquer the world. BURNEY, CLIFTON, People ask for criticism, but they only want praise. JUDE, WILLIE, No evil can happen to a good man. KELLY, ESSIE, The backbone of man is not his strength. KENNEDY, WILLIE, Success is getting what you want. KILLUM, EARNEST, Do not be angry with me if I tell you the truth. 49 C5O!05Ol22 0149 CASS -in JV' ...X 0:9 F nr-U 's. X 5 K . 'Sw 4,3 gee fs i I, LAMBERT, ERNESTINE, The more we study, the more we discover our igno- rance. LATHAM, AVON, Work is not design, but destiny. LATHAN, LOYD, Love is unity, which represents man's spirit of security. LATIKER, ICE, In the pursuit of happiness, the diffi- culty lies in knowing when you've caught up. LATIKER, WILLIE, If you want people to notice your faults, start giving advice. LESTER, NELLIE, Experience is the child of thought and thought is the child of action n . LEWERS, JEANIE, God makes all things good, man pose to form and dignity LIGGANS, HEBIE, May you ge everything you want and want ev- erything you get. ' Uri., 3 p , , -...W-+7-ff . 'i:,f, q, ' ' meddles with them and they become evil. .w v .- f ' ci , uiwis, MARY, Love can trans- 7qi:'f,. . if 4 ge ,. ,Pla 'fffigix It , t l'f: P' RQ ' i t ' s ,pf ' 9' x if ll 4 1 W. LIGGANS, JAMES, A fool must now and then be right by chance. LIPSEY, SARAH LIPSEY, iXfl.HMIE, Freedom is the right of one's dignity as a man. LOFTON, JIMMY, The greatest gift of man is lover 50 .. i . I it w rw A 'saga ,Van-,I A 'Vx ,nr . 9,399 , ,ff Plcfure ,.,.,,, o 'Available CSOPAXOID 0149 Chas LOFTON, JOHN, Joy is a victory not a gift. LONG, CARL S. . The only way to have a friend is to be one. OWN ,r -f '1- LONG, DOROTHY, Before borrowing mon- 5 A ey from a friend, decide which one you need the most. MARTIN, DENOTEE. Life is often a fruit of marriage. A-1 a ' ' if is ar V 1' rizzi MARTIN. MARS-A. Once the task has began, do well ' L rf? S, --'N 'T' or not at all. ' , Y I 'J - if -f. ' , J -TQ fu -k,- Q ar, .--sf-:N 1 , iffsf l 1 A r ,a 'T ff 1 suttf r i ' 6 X? .T '2:5,1eQ:C fir? -X 5. 3 I 3 s ' '- X af . ' e. 'i l-Qf '1.. ' 9 MASON, BRANDLA, A good personality will carry you NW farther, yet cost you less than any other quality you l could possess. if MAXWELL, LOUIS, This is a sublime and refined point yi of being well deserved the serene, peaceful state of be- il ing a fool among knaves. MAY, ESSIE L., Why take the stairs to success when the elevator , is working. V l wx MILLER, GERALDINE, To be loved '13 . . I 'N' is strength, to be loved is weak- '-eifif ness. u MISTER, LYNN, Keep the Faith Baby. Y' MITCHELL, SEYMOUR, After I knowledge comes success and a ll bed of roses. X I I i avi. W MONTGOMERY, CATHERINE, Life is short, live it up. MONTGOMERY, EDDYE, To us 1 wisdom is best. l hulk 5I ll Q94 ,nun ,AQ if we 0'-9. yr - - -uns filvf H, CSOIOAOIZQ 0149 GQJJ ii MOORE, BETTY, Work is not a curse, it is the prerogative of intelligence, the only means of manhood, and the measure of civilization. MYERS, LARRY, Know how to listen and you will profit, even those who talk bad- ly. ll MCADOREY, BARBARA, It is better to ask twice than lose your way once. MCCLAIN, VERNON, No man is perfect, but all men should live toward perfection. MCCOY, MARY, Chaste moral character is one's most priceless possession. McCRAY, DELORES, Let us not love in word or speech but in deed and in truth, MCCRAY, SHIRLEY, The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life. MCGEE, EVELYN, He was a wise man who invented God. MCGEE, MAGGIE, It is better to be unborn than to be untaughtg for ignorance is the root of misfor- tune. MCGEE, THELMA DELORES, The fear of the Lord prolongeth days, but the years of the wicked shall be shortened. MCINNIS, GWENDOLYN, Easier to advise chan to suffer and be strong. MCKINNEY, ANBROSE, The knowl- edge we attain 'EOCJ3y presents chaos tomorrow. MCKINNEY, BOBBIE, feep the faith. 52 I ' k , i l V ' ' ., V f . . A if f fvs fm ,, J X 9 , 5 -Q, 'Nqr K' 9-if 'ii . 'Y T ses 5- .4 . if ' ,fr 'I I 1, ii f .av , ,, -9 . .ig-s assi- sz-:. W,: Shaq 5 -4 5 MCKINNEY, mother of all crimes, lack of intelligence is their father. MCKNIGHT, JIMMIE, Seek and you shall CSOPEXOIDOIGQ GQJS ELLA, If poverty is the find destroy NASH, ANNIE, One's real life is so often the life that one does not lead. .Yi and you will regret. lrt 1 'ww s. S-.M ' is il J X Q ,Q X, X , NICHOLS, BETTY, It is not the oath that makes us be- lieve the man, but the man the oath. PATES, JAMES, Lord, grant me the serenity to accept s the things I cannot change, and the courage to change the things I can. IU Ma. receive. ,5-anal gwgw fx. 4-v,, Nf w.f'M we f-Q, F ,.,,v ,',: ' I 5 ww fgb g ,yy-its .I ,I GKUW' PEARMAN, LEOLA, It's more blessed to give than to PETERSON, FRANCIS, Life is a pure flame and we live by an invisible sun within us. PETERSON, W. C.. l am the one who serves as the master of your faith. PHILLIPS, BLANCHE, Remember that there is nothing stable in hu- man affairs. PHIPPS, CHARLES, Give life the best you have and the best will come to you. PHIPPS, DORIS, Lose not time to contradict her, not endeavor to convict her. PRICE, EMMA, We have just enough religion to make us hate. PRYOR, VIVIAN, Seek and you shall find. 53 CSO!050122 0148 GASS . .. 'ii' V gi KL RAINE, LORA E. , Love is that wonderful ' H Q3 thing the world need plenty of. I as sifg ' I ,C as Q RAY, JIMMIE L., It is said I am great, wi qK.n. , to insure faith, I'll keep it that way. ' i s it A -4 I V--f REED oDEssiA B Th 11 b P i n is ' ' ' Oug a rnan e . W. R Q' i if wise it is no shame for him to live an Q ' in 133111, 1, ' , 1 E is 'lr f:1H :5'x 11x 9-5 i uf 'Q N yr ROACH, WILLIE, Love looks not with the eyes but with the mind. ROBERTS, l-IUBIE, In the field of knowledge there is always room for more. ROBINSON, EUGENE, God is truth and light is his shadow. ROUNDTREE, BARBARA, A S0ft answer turneth away wrath. RUFFIN, WALTER, That which is incapable of poor proof is no proof. RUSH, JOSEPH, A little learning is a dangerous thing. SANDERS, LOUVENIA, Experience is fools best teacher. SCOTT, MELVINA, l f'o fear love is to fear life. 54 RICHARDSON, BEVERLY I., In the hope to meet short- ly again and make our absence sweet. RICHARDSON, JO-ANN, Live for today for life has given me of its best laughter and weeping, labor and rest, little gold but lots of fun, shall I then sign that is done. kr' 'W' ,, 9,ns -uni' V M , A 'bib , as gl gf ' Q5 1 ' ds VI . I . SCULARK, AUGUSTA, Without Vision there is no hope. SCULARK, STELLA, Know thyself. CSOQAOIDOFQ GQJJ Swv SCULARK, NATHANIEL, Emotions are like math to is to subtract, -HNIJB ,',.-.M--.. 1,6 be happy is to add, to be sad 5: SHELTON, AMMIE, The roots of education are bitter but the first is sweet. SIMPSON, FANNIE, To be loved is to know happiness and contentment, to give love is to know the joy of sharing oneself. but what we use less. vii' 5 Ji A Z? 54 ow? hifi? sx-'WN ,Av 'Uhr' SIMS, HENRY, Ido not always admire what I love neither do I always love what I admire. SIMS, MARNAIL, Education is what everybody wants SLAUGHTER, DORA, An intelli- gent enemy is better than a stupid friend. SLEDGE, EFFIE, Figut for happi- ness, pray for peace and above all be kind. SMITH, DONALD, Know thyself. SMITH, IEANETTE, The only suc- cessful substitute for work is a miracle. SMITH, WILLIAM, It's a poor soldier that doesn't dream himself a general. SPENCER, W. C., The wise old owl stays ahead. . . 55 - ln '25 , A CSOPAOIZQ 0149 GQSJ ees diff' -ll K-is a- N-nv vi -f r yfi l's,' ,,,,,..-a --fl ' STANFORD, HARRY, The wind serves on- ly those ships that set their sails. STANDFORD, PAULETTE, He that in- creaseth knowledge increase sorrow. STEVENS, WILLIE, Do not be angry if I tell you the truth. STEWARD, LILLIAN, There are three sides to a con- troversy yours, the other fellow's and the right one. STORY, CYNTHIA, Everyone likes winners, but can't win. Ask not whether we won or lost, but how well we played the game. SURVILLION, MARY, So long as you are ready to die, die for humanity. The life of your country is immor- Q50 tal, TAYLOR, RONNIE, Fear is the proof of a degenerated QT ag' fn-nrv-'M' m ind . THOMAS, JOEL, Truth often suf- fers more by the heat of its defend- ers, than from the arguments of its opposers. THOMAS, LUTHER, The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowl- edge. THOMAS, WINFRED, Know the loyal of human. TISDELL, LONNIE, God loves to help lim who strives to help him- self. TUCKSON, i35f3 TY, Always re- member to do 1'l.uht. TURNER, BENJAMIQ' The wisdom of the wise man soun f foolish to a fool. 56 ff ay Z T321 4 6.5 ' 'Lf' 'We' Effie fi ,,,, r H.- , 2 4 ff . ! ,tt ,g , . ' -5 gi. 1. . I Q i ,535 34:15 239 N , . 51:23 I 35.02-'.' . 'uw :i w 'wx ..,, ,M f 2: :,,, 'VW4 I CS 01050122 OFQ Chas TURNER, MYRA, I have but one lamp by 11' VAUGI-IN, WILLIE, Preparation is the road to success. WALKER, DARIEL, You have to love to be loved. i which my feet are guided and that is the lamp of experience. TYLER, ALPPHOME, He who looks not be- fore, finds himself behind behind. VAUGHNS, BETTY, He alone is free to live. l l P i i 54110 I of' Nd as , 3 1-d iii' .N- if 3 Qs CII K, . a was 5 'i- WARE, LOWANDA, The glorious gifts of the gods, may not be cast aside. WASHINGTON, LEON, It is better to be unborn, than to be untaught, for ignorance is the root of all misfor- tune . Picture Not Available WATKINS, JAMES, I came to you with a light that was dim. WEBB, JOHN, I will always be myself, WESTBROOK, EARNESTINE, The better part of every man's education is that which he gives himself. WESTBROOK, LEOLA, Each mo- ment of happy lovers hours is worth an age of dull and common life. WHITE, PEARLIE, Minds are like parachutes. WHITEHEAD, ANNIE, Tournez votre lanque dans sur bouche sept fois avant de parle1'. 57 -y 501050122 0Z Q Ghss 'wb nu- --..-main., VVS Iwi, 4 Q10 WHITEHEAD, SARAH, Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the Key to it. WHITEFIELD, ALBERT, ln trying to reach the goal of success, never give up. WITTINGTON, OSSIE, A friend is some- one who accepts you for what you are. V WILEY, MARGARET, Whoever would change men must 'L :Nj change the condition of their lives. Q-A '-4 WILKINS, FRANK, No evil can happen to a good man either in life or after death. WILLIAMS, BETTY J., We know the truth, not only by the reason, but by the heart. WILLIAMS, BETTYE I. , Know thyself. WILLIAMS, CATHERINE, Know thyself. WILLIAMS, MAUDY, I shall be like a tree, I shall die at the top. WILLIS, MARY, Observation more than books, experience rather than persons, are the prime educators. WILLIS, GENEVA, One element of the soul is irrational, and one has a rational principle. WOODS, MARY, For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. WOULLARD, FRED, Willow thyself. 58 4E 'bv 4-.,,,,-M dmv-' ,aw--f-fb 7'g9 ' I 4 Z I i I I I I 1 0959 if -ev f M ! v V .fr QSO!06x0I220f'Q C1155 BELL, FRANCES, In the battle of exis- tence, talent is the punch, tact the fancy footwork. DAVIS, LAWERENCE, Don't be afraid to ask dumb questions. They're more easily handled than dumb mistakes. FUNCHES, ROY I in-an 1'-1 I , ' K e'tVl' A I GARNER, SANNY, The gift of God is love and life. lf' GRACE, EDDIE, Show me a thoroughly satisfied man, and I'll show you a failure. 'VX f A V 'Wx . gf! i '4 ia, ,,,,,,, 4? f ... Nl- i n 1 YV ml i p , i .n - :,,.v by A . 5. A Q,-,--in 5.1. 1 ,. - ., -I-Q ' 1 I ff . una- 1 fi - HALL, VERTIS, People are also judged by the com- pany they keep away from. HARVEY, CHERISE, Trouble is the structural steel that goes into the building of character. 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H 1- , L ,Vx '9l MW ,Nd X.. -X ww, RN 420912115 QIUOQ Ghss MRS. HETTIE S. CAIN, Instructor .-......--....-.......,...-............,........,.,.v...,-M sxvw . E 5 . - x ! 'Yi Gif W' -va-J D 1 ' ,.x..z...::f..t: :'-H . as , .yy 4959.99 'X ASA MET I 1? 8 E 3 f Q4 T5 . E, Q A U ,' -'H' fwngv 4 11033201 1 ti , - .W .wucfsqaq , . ,,,,,,,,.qa L4 H' '! ??9 ?H4busnuQ1 GAMBRELL, DONNA MCCLINTRON, GWENDOLYN .QI I ,'1:fJ4E37zf REYNOLDS, RUB 1 92 STEWARD, DINK TUTSON, HELEN ,I 1 i 1 1 C'3Q122e12fary Zeparfm enf Q Q Q H ' s X mx QQ?-Q Q Q -gb . we 'iw Q. , 1. .,..-,,,, 3 '.:-, ,Ii . A 5 II, .,, Q ' 'K ,Q FI., .. ,iz 1 2 X t 3132? .',. f I :., Ex' 1:1 QQ. A wat? 2 :f N ..-..-, - u vc. f rj ',.. s 'hu 3, -' ' .,..,: 4' -5 L, Q , ,,.,- 1 -,-.,,V.,:., '- , A, 1 . f f . ' 'X ' '-' 'B 1 -, ' N 5 - ' '.': ..-. , - ' . -. T 1 , J' 1. ,.: if A ,R ? . -' xg - xv-5.1-4 ke -. ,, Q .ie-Num .'-- vw -,--.. Qu- , -- MX: Q xv ff -1: n Q M E 1: y . 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R A A, 'AL2 Q Q ' 1 N ' ' A ' le , R Af-2 A - , 5' g -.... Q --' - ' Q, , , f , H i s A -Aqb A-'1 S 5 A , f V g .iL, .F I lim? A: L, .. yi 4 W6 .. ' x. A 2 an 4 A ya, M'-'SQ I ,, 2' !'VzE'l,i , ,. THIRD GRADE MISS EARLINE M. ANDERSON, Teacher ! 5 ,Va i' 1 ,i Qs lv , ,N Q. ,I ' ZS: V ly X-:M my . Q -, -'.,s,3,Q'- Wi g : 'T A X . .. ,V A . . 4 ,A ,4.,. A Xmwff. N A T X - , ., f, , K - gi V 1 i 2 ,D ' ., .3 , .rw-W T: E ' fi fp ' S Q , V, , , FOURTH GRADE MR. CHARLES SEATON, Teacher ,Q W 75 I 'iii I 1 .Q QQHQ enfary Qeparfm enf 4 W vvvf .f-F, , f-,-1--Y. . , 4 W. -- - ,- , : nv' J E 'A T E S 2' , Q , 3 Ti e 2 Y fs 25' l ,Ngx Q5 :wk 2 Q V, KQQ ,f 8 Nr A 5 ai. ' , '1Q-1 - -W 5 Q 1 Xvxll ' ef S E J ' ' , Q3 Q gww .q.q Sw 5, j f ? . S br P lgf I 4 K A cf . A Q-.D Q , . Q j - S Eff wif' S ,, x.A, T , 1 S S ff T F ee e S ,. S f S S - 2 E L FIRST GRADE MRS. EVA FOX, Teacher 1 ,V -xV1. 4 M Y V gf, 33? K ki K 1. , V 1 w 3 '-... Qifwfv if 25: 5 f -Q-,...m,f.3,,N,N'rli X 1' ' ' E. E Ss X Q . 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QJUOQ Green, Alicia SMARTEST GIRL Gaines, Michael SMARTEST BOY Wallis, Brenda NEATEST GIRL McCoy, Earnest NEATEST BOY CSQC'OI?0f QFGOQ McNeal, Sherie SMARTEST GIRL Fielder, Arthor SMARTEST BOY Branch, Annie NEATEST GIRL r,,5'Qi17Qff0f Qrak W3Sl'1IUgtilI, Deloris NEATEST GIRL M50 'sl Grace, Patricia NEATEST GIRL Holly, Peggy SMARTEST GIRL Gaines, Anthony NEATEST BOY Miller, Verdelski SMARTEST BOY 970 urff QIUOQ Miller, Veltric SMARTEST GIRL Dodson, Milton NEATEST BOY Blake, James SMARTEST BOY 59,95 Qmoe Dodson, Ronda NEATEST GIRL ZQM0 KZ NR . aw 1? I - of L73dyOZI Gam sms, Grant, Carolyn NEATEST GIRL Smith, John M. NEATEST BOY McCoy, Jessie SMARTEST GIRL Lenoir, Andre SMARTEST BOY Cszlxff QFGOQ Henderson, Stanley SMARTEST BOY Blake , Brenda NEATEST GIRL Edwards, Marlon NEATEST BOY ,figs Davison, Jessie NEATEST BOY C0nf'0f Qseuenff QIUOQ Griffin, Ruby SMARTEST GIRL Clark, Willie SMARTEST BOY Buggett, Deborah NEATEST GIRL Booker, Willie NEATEST BOY f . ai N., rv, W ,-. .,,,, S ,, ,qv-9 S x. 1 A 1 M rx 97 Gen fer gf earnzlfzy aids' HER! WE THER mntiur 5709535 mx, R gms 'T X mov VH lnQ Circulation Desk Reserve Books Section J me L. to R.: Alderine Gill, Martha Davidson, Birdia Students at Work Robinson, John Haynes, Patricia Jones H 4 amig a! f fv'- ' -Q R. 1' 9 lt R me R R Q Q Q R t ' ,iti A R R ff' 4 ' A ' ? -,'i R' ' R- R P -A A' rr- R Q -if M f - ,Ry R ' . ' - R r.f,.,, if ' 'i I '- ff J i R , . M1235 ' I 5w,1t4'wx'iA I ,'1 P . 1 f,z195fg .:,', w h RRQHMWM f ,2 'Ra g WNWW w af'f'Tf'4Q? i Q gf ,1 , VR, 5' Q, ' ' ' ,A 1,7 Pilfnrlm if . .,.. 'st V it 5 I T l ' ' N-.. . iii? 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GERTIE KEYS, Director .I Soloists College Choir Ifoggfmk ' 1? fivavv I, . 012 MIIYI IZ 'wily -ML ouny Wen 'S . g yjroyresszoe OFFICERS and MEMBERS CL to RJ FIRST ROW: T. Freeman, I. Lofton, H. Body, J. Watkins, S. Gar- ner, W, Jude. SECOND ROW: M. Bell, C. Ferrell, J. Houston, Treas., I. Cox, Sec'y, I. Kennedy, Vice Pres., L, Maxwell, President. Y. M. P. C. Party BA. 'YY F, . ,xy 5 Qilfxll log Y. M. P. C. Party Y. M. P. C. Party 1 w 1 V , V Qgweeffearf President Maxwell presents a gift to the Sweetheart Miss Dowden, with the officers and members of the Y. M. P.C. Y. M. P. C. SWEETHEART MISS EMILY DOWDEN Sophomore acufy Cinjbyzhy Gfrzkfmas Tan? J. gx ,Nm x Y E , H .-51' J X ga!! f . -.-Q gf . ax 4, z I xwxix in 3 99 vw 'Qian S I W,,,,,.wv4WW w ' ' .ASW V V V -as .Q , IL f??3 7 '31 F . xt 5 Q S4 X FACULTY SGCIAL vvwn-surf '- A-fmmvql' Nu..- JA. Goleye QFIE - Genfer gf 520111512 GRSXLE Sights and Sounds of Fun and Laughter Challenging Leisure K K uf- .Q ? 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V NR' M , I Students observe as President Jude raises the Flag. I A s I x WY ., 'fu . , ft 05,5 an-W, ,.,.. , an . 1,11 ,LY E E . .q.15,4Nf? i , if w w N I STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND ADVISORS QL to RJ: lxflr, Z, A. Barron, Lora Etta Raine, Tressy Johnson, Carl Long, Willie Jude. I-0UiS Maxwell. NH- thanial Lowe, hir. Leroy Gorman Advisor, not shown. llb K , ,, I 4: CSXUQQHX Gouncz' ,.,,.,h,, . ,- xi L wx xl If s if if , r P 4' Y 1 Q 'O' 1 AQ 1 l rf: ' 4,,,,,,....------ , College Representatives KL to RJ: N. Lowe, P. An- High School Representatives CR to LJ FIRST ROW: C derson, L. Maxwell. SECOND ROW: L. Raine, M- Harris, L. Poindexter, B. Spann. SECOND ROW: B Bell, TI-HRD ROW: B. M-HSOF1, E- CUSFFY, W- CheffY- McCune, B, Walker, L. Butler. Tl-HRD ROW: M. FOURTH ROW: V. MCCIHUL R- Montgomery. W- Johnson, C. Stanton, J. Carter. FOURTH ROW: A. Kennedy. FIFTH ROW: W. Jude. C. Long, and C. Smith, T. Johnson, S. Buggett. FIFTH ROW: E. Johnson. Johnson, L. Lofton, E. Davis, C. Brunt. The Student Council in action during general election. lI7 rf 'Xl 7' K wr- t , '-:' 14. ,...,,1 - - A f W mi' - 'r s-LW F E .- 719 016152 ye gf earnzby 75140 uyf CSC1e12 ce Vw X . - , A 4 fx . i 5 A-ww x aff 'wr H ,tg . i s IX. Q I , X . S if 5w3,,x, ' 4 K Q X I ar- fx Nf- ' V H W .tiff f -I B -Mr 5 C.J.C. Science Staff KL to Rl: Rayford Keysg Clementine Browng F, W. Gambrell, Chairmang Joyce Debro: E. C. Smith ' 1 P' N, ' , as -- 4- . G .55 1 1,1, ye ,gl MP1, f 1 - 1. ' ,E 1g!1'slg'f5:ff' f'f:I1 General Biology: Kattie Peel and Geneva Smith Physical Science: Thelma McGee and Cary Bird 'M' mi. :renal ff rs an A W we 1.-in .. 1, -. .V---.-i..........-- , - , -':r,:1-fm-vnaw f mlm, . i , i . , , - - . I g? -l , ...., f J a re .J 1 il 1 'V f, 1 V ,.., . . Q N I , 4 X 2 it X lv I ,,,. Q ' 5 ' l or , -532 .1 ia, Y 5 '-Z '- ,. fy, ,- . -1 V- 6 14 f , II8 , ln , L I if ..,. ra General Chemistry: Joyce Jacob and Willie Jude General Botany: Clarence Campbell and Shirley Perkins 759 Gfaknye gf earzzzlrzy ro aff 601912 ce 'Bw 4 l 4 -I ff- ..' -'mfisw J af-I sm. M General Zoology: John Taylor and Fletcher Williams Anatomy and Physiology: Evelyn Chapman, Mary f mn Honor Students: Sophomore Science Majors ' , ,,,- ALJ.-fl A K' . we rrir J M fa so as ,- K - 2 3 , g , 7 31 ., ,. 4 . .3 U 2 H v A tw' J . V 3, ' V..-'W 23,33 r r - me J V ' J 5 if ' 'Q r'-'a 2 fig V l at J' A Ni ',rr 'Ei ,J ' . ,,,:,,..W-be xl yr J . - i,i J 2 sg I, J y I J V J V ' 1 i I J 5 , Lab. Assistants: Leon Washington and John Jamison Webb, John Hall ff A. fmffr:-- 1 Z3.3,',..n.: s .0-:em wi- as-fe.: f - : V. , frzvtfggf-, , 4' - 11.1 ' .YQQKQIW ' - -3 A' ' .1411 LQ , if , , fa, 1 ig 5 , f 'K ,- - 1-A - .. -sg :png -L , f yr' Se' 2' .i15i,-iii f ' X Y ax - - . ,.-1 at 3 , s ss 4 f' 722 Honor Students: Freshman Science Majors 32. , . ' ' .' zfjf'-:rc - ' nj ' 'Tia H A N' f A ,W V.1,A,:,A,, ' fc f I . f . 1: fr i, , -.:.: ,W P I A y 5 V E .. ,I 1 .x-'kv Y. Wzyfrfssfmw - ' v ' I ' 7 5 fi 4' 'fy ' .SEL ,. 'N . , Q' J- ? f-- 'L ' W -, Q . ' l vb-.s:1..,,,,,.5 gag, N ,,,, M, jgpif , V165 ' , s Qzh.-H . , ,,,- www. . ff: , , V ,. ,.,. , 'Vg- 'sf se-, , .if -- .if,::.ff.: - -f.sEm.:f2:+6f5umQmm.S3 Science Department Photographer: Hornell H. Hearn II9 J V. .,., 2 Q ,J , ,,,ry,.,-vf , Mn, 759 Gfaknye gf earnzlrzy jfrouyf CSCIQDCQ .V T41 .Q 8 i Symposium sends representatives to Miss. Medical C Center, I l20 v 3 I si' ' , X W . xg .AJ ' cs Ng , , S, S 5 3 f N vw sl 6. ff' C21 C Czence C.5ylI2fJOSI21lI2 f S Science Symposium Sponsors: Rayford Keys and E. C. Smith Officers: Pres. J. Gardner. Vice - W. Browng Sec'y L. Raineg Treas. N. Collier , ffm - ff?- Jackson, Miss. WF, Science Majors are members of the Symposium L as I 'f,, ,mg 411, V 'ffifzf-xv Ze' r diggs i f-ff. ' we ' ' za2:?i1,. .-f ommittee outlines project for Science Symposium jfe Gfaknye gf jearnzkzy jfrouyf CSCIQDCQ ag to u High School Science Club Biology Class: Miss W. Washington, Instructor High School Science Instructors Chemistry Class: Mr. Howard, Instructor H.S. Math Club, Mrs. Henderson, Advisor I2I 50500 Ofzgs i 1 SX fa 3 W K i,,NXA .,'. . by K V-:.- L ri ,LO , - K ' ' A ,MNA . - 1 O . HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISM CLUB HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATICS CLUB .ww R., ww ' 1 I Zin. '4,, gf' fu Cl' if , .M , A ' ' -' 'KA' .-1' V f '51 Z Q IH.-EH SCHOOL LANGUAGE CLUB HIGH SCHOOL DEBATING TEAM Q P Caffe 5711 .. .fr College Art Class displays Creative projects MR. T. W. RICHARDSON Instructor College Art Class displays Creative projects MR. ROBERT JAMES Instructor QS. Q G. C5012 5 , 1 -Htnm , A. .: President James E. Miller Welcomes the S. I. C. Choir and Band Festival to C. J. C. W W g'r'f-, W, w??,y , ? f , ff? , ,, ' V- ' 5, . ., ry'-' - - ' ' - 'L ln, 2',,.'.?:- 1 1 Vg 4 '51, .im f 7'1- r., f'.I A -- -'QQ57 5, Ks '4 Fi :vu The , 2 ' ' , 5 A vw 10, , ikke-Q-, ,..........1ih. X ,Q , . .r if v .uzkjx 'H 1 iw. , el LL,-H I -rf : :Av . ' 5' N, ..,: J 3 ' . V -'Q ' L ., , VV C, C . ' I' -.... S x, Q fx www ke w Ye'-16 . X x, V ex lx I 5- .ur M.M....,.........,.W ..., -. W M ............... . ' 5 I . . ,1. ' ,Q ' ' mf. , ,,f.. . ,, , , TM C' 1- C- B-and afld Ch0iF 115865 The S. I. C. Band and Choir Judges F I' I ylyanof gesfzba l 8 Coahoma Junior College Band 1 l Miss Consuella Carter, Director We sl ,-f-fffweffiff A- so ., gy ggfyefgf , .. privy:-Wgr?'TA,... Z: ii C fi E if P 55 - . ,. .f I 5 3 - 1 Q-5 ng Qing,-g H, kr fa x N as 1 3 fl v 5 ?2?'i. '-Biffle-. EF - - 'il is , 1 ,C r r -- . - Q : 4 It 4':AV lln- . , - , I a .a - A QQQ : r.,- ,S . if - llflgxif , 4 Harris Junior College Band Mr. C. E. Oatis, Director fungi, x 1'-a,?'l ,rv Coahoma Junior College Brass Choir l l F l l , 5 5, if F E, 1 It Q , if if ,A ' ,4-Ja Li V A V, 5 s ' 8 H N i lr 'vat f K5 if ' . K X gif Q :I if .f fic. ., , ,I ,X Q. I Q V-H ' ' . V A- 2 1 ----. 1' ' ,'-' 1 5, .Q W,,......qf'N N x 1,' 'L' 5' jzljgku' AJR ,,.-1v,:gff w mx J ',' I W - Harris Junior College Brass Choir l25 l an l -Eg E ff T . G. C5034 -l......i...... Z -1.-........ 'CQII 1 V ff, Y ln- UUC3 Junior f-7011586 Mary Holmes Junior College Choir .-...-11---f Z F 5 E J fx P1'CHIiSS IYISUIUIC Shgftef junior Cgllege ff' V. ,.- . , ,,l. if fx V Cris A 5' . QQ . ,, N V I , . 1 -2 V ' ' l C I C C ir Mrs Gertie Keys, Director gqnofyjcznof gesbba f. w g 1 ' X2 . Zn ? L 2,3 Mg ' a as Q. j I if if -MJ. . . . ho ef-1 n .nl+P 'x ., 2. 5: ,, 4' mia. 3 i i 1,-N 7 if W 'Q D f f g..?gm'5'hA' . , I . ,, wwH Wf A C bb ,, If ' gi ' , s S. I. C. Mass Choir S. I. C. Mass Band fm.-, Afrrwmqhnqthuuv my C . 2 IY7 -1 l umm er yzpusjc yyroyram t 'V S x.N!,,E? : ., :Qi .iq il y ' ,Q ,.,' , V X , O IAZW? E5 as . Y YI, gp I Z F 5 W I P ' . ' fx f fl , J 9,-3 I r y,..q A' , I' 9 'Q' xfl I ' ggi fd '-if nv, Clarinet and Flute Class Beginners Drum Section Miss Consuella Carter, Instructor sr?i',n MV., K X, .SA tr. wa I 2 'pa ., 1 ' V .,- ,,r, ,, -1 s .:v-- 'Pg -sy ,A . M CW, X V ,, , s .X - ,M-,f.-me V A R ! 5 ff Ag Y if E if - w rr is ,J st sk 'V 3? W A Q E!! M, an W We 4 sl Mm aw- ,,, I28 is'if a ' 1 Beginners Majorette Class The Summer Band umm er yyzpuszc jjroyram Saxophone Beginners Section i Beginners Drum Class L The Brass Section ln 9 NRA Il i Beginners Drum Section i 1 1 I29 Q ' a'rQ s in .fs as via? 71 J! is cmmwerejyonbtjzoqnun nm! SL 9 r D 1-, Q 8 5' ' ' ' , 'I ,J s . . . .46 y I 5 9. ,ws A ,g ui Piano Class response to theory lessons Piano Class counting and clapping to rhythms . 5 'z ,4 'N sf Ka 94,41 tW4 ' N. H J'4if:ff,Z?9S?-t1M3, A, .lf 'fL'1fG'ff'f ':' '+f ,f -Cuff fm. ff Class participation on silent keyboard Written lesson in music lert action while Q students play melody on piano l30 csfar CSXUQQJQI' an yeacfer STAR STUDENT and PRINCIPAL STAR STUDENT and STAR TEACHER l l TE A T ' ' wg, l Willie Pernell and Mr. McCune Willie Pemell and Mrs. Hill STAR STUDENT, STAR TEACHER and PRINCIPAL Q K ws Pemell, Mrs. Hill and Mr. McCune 5 I 5 ? l,.,,, ? 5 G owye 012 or CSXUQQI2 fs 'C fE'Q.3'1wI2f'iS' cscfokrs '7 an 711 Y f-uv'- Il: CHARLES JOHNSON MAGGIE MCGEE Freshman Sophomore 3. OO 3. OO if , , ., zz .1 '- 3, M, 4 VM .L ,Q-A ., f 'N W.'1Q 'jA Q . 131441 y f F . x ' 25232 RQ f 1M SO Pl-IOMORE HONOR STUDENTS 1... PRES HMAN HONOR STUDENTS v Q ., wg I' 1 f - if 1, 5. -'F I 'I 1 , 'f J ', - M-mf f , 1 P 5 O P J 4 , if -1 Qgcfoofjfpnor QSXUQQJQXS we-Q ,wg --'. SENIORS IUNIORS X 'WG' tr dit. SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Gfarmeffe QS 0 czdf -.-. ,., , wed, r ' ' Q A ' I N ' in ,yz H W N 'Qqgk 2, ,. 'uw , . . -W Q ' 1- N ro sw, -5' ...gg , JL fn- ...ff ffffwzm-an 5, Members of the C1ub's Officers and Sponsor Charmette Social Club my o , M no ,joo, Vi o -I 1 v ' 4 1 fFf i: . 41 4, fer--1. ' g . '7 ' , 1 . ', '-,Q .'v 4 ., ' 5 'X' Q Z , 4 ,sf ' 'orb Mrs. Barron as Members enjoy a nice dinner. speaker, me club has a dinner. I34 MISS CHARMETTE 1967-1968 The Charmette Social Club, under the watchful eyes of Miss Dorothy Weeks, had its selection of Miss Charmette on Monday, November 13, 1967, in the col- lege gym. There were four contestants competing for the title of Miss Charmette. They were as follows: Mary Ann Johnson, Addye Sue Smith, Annie Rose Hamp, and Stella L. Brown. They were selected by the senior girls on the basis of poise, charm, talentg personality, intelligence, and scholarship. The judges gave each contestant so many points for each item. Miss Mary A. Johnson was first runner up to Miss Charmette, Miss Stella Brown was second and Miss An- nie Hamp was third runner up. The vivacious Miss Addye Smith was crowned Miss Charmette of 1967-68. The title perfectly fits Sue because she is the epitome of charm. Miss Charmette and runners up my Cfarmeffe 19679663 Contestants for Miss Charmette r- - vwuwzmvrv-'z-' -1'.m,,-wwf-.v:-wwe 1. if , N-Y 'g M ' ws 7? if x s .iran Mfg 50610051612 .ta .L is -sw MISS CHRISTANNA HILL, R. N. , Students absorbed in learning instructs Health Education class - jgwy. . I -u-11 gif - ---.... ' 1 Z3 ,.,. inns: X I36 Wi as .,x Q NUTSQ il. S11P6IViS6S artificial respiration Students learn how to use a tourniquet K.. azzyuaye fri? '- DRAMATICS CLUB AND SPONSORS Miss D. Jefferson, Mrs. C. Ervin, Mr. H. White, Mr. T. Snyder imma xwwwarfnfp Ugg: napa m sim 1 I lllll I 1 g so A U me if 7 Rl 1 V' f' as FRENCH CLASS IN LANGUAGE LABORATORY Monsieur Henri Ie Blanc, Instructor .6 , .. 532 ,,-, 1 fw vm-r : cf .1 5 I ' 'E ' If 2 H, as 1 Yvjf ' if f g,..,4-uv... , ,.. ,: ,:5:5,,,,:. We s , L 'Nj' - SOPHOMORE ENGLISH MAIORS In a deep study of the classical mood .J IV! Mrs. Curry, Director of Business Education speaks at the Vocational Business meeting. ocafzbna U3 115122955 off 65010 rw Z W WW' N M ...vsiir 3: my 'QQ gp, 'ff 4 1' ,, , ,,4,, Vvv :QT fm? kg iff + f?':.l , 1 -5 .f . 'A '77 I V' f 1 1 '.-' 1' ,, I if , 1 A J uszkzess Cjofzcafzbn an wif MASS? Shorthand Instructor: Mrs. Christine J. Curry J usznetsxs cafzon ypzny ass Typrng Instructor Mrs BettyW Sanders .N ,M ff 1 in f if 4 me Typrng Instructor Mrs BettyW Sanders Q6 O0 Qye 33115122 ess ofzcafzbn S Qs ff.. ' , ws f- - ' 3:-1 if ,-.-5sX:Qf.1'ss-fwas Hi S -fx , ,.,. X M M. REID XL-. '55 -- F ' , X . .,A. wi- 1 . . VQQV N ' 2 -': - - ' XT.. y,g.g.f:-:.:.', --' v I- ' m i' fysamw. fx QQ .1 .,., K . M,,,,w,,ss.. M . W ,.,-.W-ss NN Www -. + ' -1 1 NNN, 5 X ,,XMw'f X X 1. Xu, I' Rv: ,-1--aqsfzy. Nsikftblz-ggi. . U. 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N555 , N U' 'xx ,xx f if Aj L A Mr. Lenoir'S COLLEGE BRICK-LAYING CLASS Mr. Lenoir's TECHNICAL-DRAWING CLASS N af . nv 4-9. ,g gf......,.,,,,,,, -M ',V' It 'V : p +-, S....,,, 41,2 f V , 1 Q rfb Wjfy Q ' ,f- ' ay. ,f ' .M . 1 ff 4 sf, fr iw, Cain's COLLEGE CARPENTRY Mr. Caswe11's DRAFTING and DESIGN CLASS ocafzonaf ye cfnzba .,., V Y 4 HIGH SCHOOL CARPENTRY HIGH SCHOOL SPECIAL TRADES Mr. James Dodson, Instructor Mr. Robert Shaw, Instructor Y? 1 ,v,f :fa lrlv HIGH SCHOOL BRICKLAYING Mr. Lamar Lenoir, Instructor 30316 C'j0Q1caf1b12 i Qfffz ' ,.., T 5 ,xi .,A, . ,. . '1+ 'i 'Si .. 4 -. ,Q .. if W , x X A 5 , ' ' , ,, :fi h 1' ' 1 . 4 T S' - '- va i N f 11- Q - U ,I -32, 1 -0 . aa - ,L --.1 -' . . Lg '- ig-:, Q 1 . .Q ,fa - 2 ' rf- 1 -A .. V- -- ' S. 1' w -I-nh W s 'ig M 4, 9' K c Q1 W5 6 ' Q, HX ,,.g .S 4'-L A .. ,. ,. -A V Zuma I wwf 1ff A '1awi. - yi'-2254 A - ' f K , 3 'hgh qrl r lie, ,. ADULT TYPING CLASS Miss Patricia Burt, Teacher E 1 'W A 'ur r ADULT SOCIAL SCIENCE ADULT MATH CLASS Mr. T. Edwards, Teacher Mrs. Eva McCune, Teacher Mrs. Eva Childress, Aide 5 ' earnzlny jfrouyf Csoczdf Qgczcnce Social Science Majors -NV V 'mfr-N. .,,-w.,,A.. -mv-ww, --1-.-A-Q -2- x ..,,..x.,,.,:R,,z,,,,WM MR. WILLIAM WALKER, Instructor MR. ROOS EVE LT WAD E, jk xt Instructor I - ' TSE Q i aofzcafzbn GQSS ni Y.. N ,g ' 'Z 4' ' , , We 6, it 4, f 4 f X HA ,fvg v Q ,FQ 4 ' ,Q 8' lf! .fm -,, .V Q, v Substitute Teacher, Mrs. Geraldine White conducts class in Education for Mrs. Minna Shelby, Instructor fNot shownj P e ef 1 Gfamen e Waffemafzcs we-we-Q Qagvqzfix D Day arnves and the students are ready to conquer thelr enemy fmathj 01229 C012 0122165 Qeloarfm enf is t -5 ,: 'B-1. Wa? 'GIFT ., ,X CLOTHING CLASS CLASS IN FOODS Mrs. S. M., McLaurin, Instructor I50 .,,,Qr . -' ' 1 ww 457543 CLOTHING CLASS Mrs. Irma Gambrell, Instructor CLASS IN FOODS F n ,E QE ocafzbnaf gecfnzba ' I ff ELECTRONICS, Mr. Robinson BODY REPAIR, Mr. Furgerson AGRICULTURE, Mr. Shanks AUTO-MECHANICS, Mr. Blake j ' HSI 1 ocafzbnaf fjecfzzzkza ,GQ Q . . ,N , , .Qx R VV X 1 ' N .vfigm wi Q Qf,,M, t X,fQ..r Q Q LX ax . it+f'b59 1 X. ,-rf. rn- - 'W-x L R M ' t if . I Q' x fs, X .M Q., gt, xxx X .5 .-'- I ,,.- r tr , 9' f X 3 ' 5 t . ' ' F L fb j L 'L 'X - X? it , . f 1- att . L i ,L err Y JJ , 9 A t Q ' . . '-wi-xc - 'I 3 ,, G A, snr . ..,. , y J X .Q 9 .-3, L.. C11 t 5vN19- 1 r 2 R - 45.42, ' fr j 5.3j:f3.:r: ,xg . - gpg: Y t r IH' ,X 1 Q . A H' - I - ,. w ,'. rf , -,Q,, 4 Q, Q ,Q Q 4: 9 .Ns-L' .1 f Sf? ju, ..,,f-f:S'.r,gf4ff'? gsiftzfsrl . rv t. Q- -fm? r t. 1 Q n ' . A Q ' Q L' Q ' f- .-r--sf-4.j'.uf?. letra, ' J ' ' QQ-g'.'ffn'fffQ-t Q 1 -f f ' SURVEYING CLASS Mr. Lamar Lenoir, Instructor J I 1 ,Q I I , ' 1 1 ' Q,Q,V W ,Q .,-W.-fa., ftwrffffm. V V 1+ f 1 f Q I ' v 4 - . . ,Q s 4 r ,Qt A ' 2-1 rf ' Q 'L D a L ' L f-.Y5 ,I ' . 2 , 1 sv A t 9 v- -,Q Q. :f.,.'R?N' ' l52 ',,..., was lyk . Wi? 6525+ 1.9 1 . .Q.,,t,..'.,, , L A -Y-fr ' A,-. ' az?-as Q ,Q, . Q I .1 X ,.,, r- Q r . r .. . 9 - .- ' V V ,ff 'Q:- f 1 2 as ' rbi r, ,V X SURVEYING CLASS Mr. Lamar Lenoir, Instructor R I 1 3 I I , I i . 79 yszbaf CC5OQlCdfIbI2 COLLEGE GIRLS Mrs. Vashti Gaines, Instructor HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Mrs. Claudia Gooden, Instructor yjfytwbaf 5 fzcafzbn in i Egfr +945 fy 'si e 4 wgg, I .LJ ,.,z,1f.x:, , , it COLLEGE BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION COLLEGE BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION William Gaines, Instructor sr I . btw-A -.,' ,. ,.:f. ,funn-fi,Q-f!rgai4'1iQ2m5fv:fi,ff24fwvif I' 'A 1544? any Q I if Q , AA A 4, I SIIIIM 55 2 -N ,- IIV I ..I ...V ' ' 5 Q , 2. 71, if A ' H S I 1 li V, 1,f S I l , I ' I 7' I , Y . I . A pg 1 I fff 4 'EI 12? HIGH at IDOL BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION HIGH SCHOOL BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION I 'rd Henderson, Instructor I54 Sana? Za ou Zasfefgaf jeams SANDY BAYOU BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM SANDY BAYOU GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Rozell Furdge, Coach SANDY BAYOU BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Q . Name Grade Weight Height Won L05t Eddie McCune 8th 139 5'10 Leon Keys 8th 120 5'7 Sammie Davison 8th 135 5'5 Henry Burnside 8th 140 5'9 Lee Artis Moore 8th 129 5'7 Alfred Blake 8th 130 5'6 Ezell Addison 8th 139 5'9 Van Thomas Sth 149 5'8 Earnest Holly 7th 135 5'10 1X2 James Tutson 5th 140 5'l0 Jimmy Holly 6th 110 5'4 SANDY BAYOU GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Name Grade Weight Height Ilenda Johnson 8th 105 5'2 Helen Tutson 'lth 120 5'5 lee Birtha Williams 8th 120 5'5 Laura Hunter Bth 105 5'6 Ruby Reynolds 7th 98 5'5 Bobby Tutson 6th 115 5'5 Sylvia McCoy 6m 100 4'o Mattie Thomas 8th 149 5'5 Shirley Marion 7th 120 5'4 Dianne Hawkins 8th 118 5'8 Martha Jenkins 6th 80 4'11 Brenda Blake 6th 75 4'11 Mattie Davis 8th 130 5'6 Mary louis 7th 90 4'0 Aug QS of 0 of Yjarsny . 'si geauwwmm 4. , , b,v. 14, .-.X -ss, Ig ,.,. ,541 , , ,Z 4 V ' 5 rf My . , , g HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY PLAYERS LEONARD HENDERSON, Coach Dan Blocker James Washington Walter Brooks Harry Robinson Prophet Giles Charlie Thomas Tommy Jones Martin Kidd Henry Kilpatrick Garfield Driver Willie B. Gregory 10A 12C 12C 1213 11A loc: iouc 1013 11E 11A 11E ' :ww I ,gy . 495 ,fr Q ,V , ar Forward Forward Guard Forward Center Guard Guard Forward Center Forward Guard asfefgaf 57644122 l Q Align X N, ,T .Q . Q -. - , Q Q. ,.. . X . . Q. W, . R-::' . X7 . . - Q , .L Q BASKETBALL SCORES We - - - -81 W. They - - - - -69 We - - - -73 L. They - - - - -75 We - - - -89 W. They - - - - -83 We - - - -61 W. They - - - - -35 We - - - -77 W. They - - - - -40 We - - - -75 W. They - - - - -49 We - - - -60 L. They - - - - -78 We - - - -75 L. They - - - - -83 We - - - -69 W. They - - - - - -61 We - - - -81 L. They - - - - -83 We - - - -75 W. They - - - - -61 We - - - -74 L. They - - - - -86 We - - - - 115 W. They - - - - -65 BOLIVAR COUNTY TIP OFF TOURNAMENT Broadstreet - Shelby Higgins High Higgins High Tunica Tunica Tupelo Tupelo Rosedale Booneville Rosedale Booneville Corinth Corinth Aggie 93 Cleveland fRosa Forty fRosa Forty fCarver Highj CCarver Highj fAndersonQ fAndersonj fEasomj fEasomJ 74 jfy5 Qgcfoof zznzbr arszf A FIELDER Coach They They They They They They They They They They They They They They They They Opposers Higgins Higgins Tunica fRosa Forty Tunica CRosa Forty Tupelo fCarver Highj Tupelo fCarver Highj Booneville Rosedale Booneville Corinth Corinth Riverton Marks Shelby Higgins I. C. oac gf Zfe Zfyers 4 , M X f - - ,gp Dear Students, It has been rny pleasure to serve you COACH WILLIAM GAINES HIGH SCHOOL 100 wins - 13 lost JUNIOR COLLEGE 108 wins - 18 lost and the college this past season as Head Basketball Coach for Coahoma Junior Col- lege. Without your help and support this 1 could not have been a successful year for us. From the coaching staff and players our deepest thanks. For better sports, William C. Gaines Head Basketball Coach COACH GAINES' RECORD 1 year 20 2 year 22 3 year 27 4 year 31 1 year 19 2 year 21 3 year 25 4 year 27 5 year 16 wins, wins, wins, wins, wins, wins, wins, wins, wons, 5 lost - - - - 1959-60 4 lost - - - - 1960-61 2 lost - - - - 1961-62 2 lost - - - - 1962-63 8 lost - - - - 1963-64 5 lost - - - - 1964-65 0 lost - - - - 1965-66 3 lost - - - - 1966-67 2 lost --.. - - 1967-68 208 wins - 31 lost - over all record - 1959-68 Robert Scott, Team Statistician I59 we Mya I , , . A . . Qx'-:Qq:. 1 is S is ss' . 1 rirs - I .r I' I F : l 1 . fix 'K A ,sw 'C 1 Player Pos. Hgt. EARNEST KILLUM G 6'3 WA LTER FORD F 6'2 CURLEY BAILEY F 6'6 JIMMIE STUBBS F 6'1 GEORGE HAYNES F 6'3 GARY BROWN G 5'1O BILL GRIDER G 5'1O HARRY SA WYER C 6'5 LONNIE EDWARDS G 6'O CLIFF HARRIS C 6'6 BILLY WILLIAMS G 5'11 HENRY MABRY G 6'2 CLARENCE HOWARD F 6'4 JOE LANDFAIR F 6'6 IEROME COLEMAN F 6'6 B Q Wgt. 180 210 195 200 190 160 185 190 185 170 175 195 203 185 187 Class Soph. Fresh. Soph. Fresh. Soph. Soph.- Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Soph. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Soph. Soph. Hometown Clarksdale, Miss. Detroit, Mich. Livingston, Texas Tupelo, Miss. Clarksdale, Miss. Clarksdale, Miss. Indianapolis, Ind. Clarksdale, Miss. Shaw, Miss. Carthage, Miss. Pontotoc, Miss. Tupelo, Miss. Sallis, Miss. Indianola, Miss. De Ridder, La. l60 l f myf 19 zyers ' -' N 2' ,V,, .,sQsm:,4 9,5 V, ,,,,,.,i.,...,.... 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Spf' - nb' Efixiff-125Sl.5.5512:5I::f: fI:-'i 5?53I' : 1 ., -. - mf? .., ' - I sf' Z: -' - ' -:. E21:..:qs1g.:1:::-1555215522.25 . ' -1 - . -:X 5 -.ss - 1' .wx '+::s.1.-sm:-1-:.,.qw...,:: ' I . 1 .. - .-: - -i .1 ' - L '- K X X - -'-' 1 I ff X I f' . ' . 5 , 1-:T ,Aww 5 , U4 Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. HANSEL GUNN F 6'2 180 CLIFTON PEARSON F 6'3 175 JAMES SHELL G 5'9 160 JOHNNY LUCKETT G 6'2 175 LEROY RUSHING F 6'5 175 IOI-IN CALVIN G 6'0 185 JOHNNY JACKSON F 6'1 180 THEODORE RICHARDSON G 5'11 160 RAYFORD KING F 5'11 175 Class Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Soph. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Hometown West Point, Miss Gulfport, Miss. Tupelo, Miss. Carthage, Miss. Carthage, Miss. Clarksdale, Miss Madison, Miss. Lake Providence, Marks, Miss. .fm zyers ramp e 01112 eff QQMKVFPV , f , 527 President Charles S. Dinkins of Owen congratulates President James E. Miller after Coahoma defeats Owen. I62 JL Z s Q .5 5- U ' ' V .eggs-1 pointmaking with 29 points on ,W uct 12 field goals and five of five from the charity stripe. George llliaynes, who did not start, had Im 22 points. Owenis George Willis, 'M Vai ' l qi it 4 5 4 l l 1 2 i l l l ll a 6-0 playmaker, tied Killium ug for high scoring honors with 29 4 points. Gregory Hill added 19 points to the Hornets total andlg played a brilliant defensive game. Other double digit performers included Curley Bailey an d Cliff Harris with 13 each for Eu Coahoma. Reginald Brooks hitgle 13 and Jerry Dover 10 for gag Owen. Edu In the exciting final 13 min-Eu utes of the game, the score was gy tied 10 times and the lead ex-1 q changed hands seven times be-EO, fore Coahoma took their final: f lead on the shot by Haynes. Brilliant shooting marked the? ' game on both ends of the hard- gn wood. At one point in the sec- DK ond half, nine straight baskets In Q were scored without a miss. jf Most of them were in the 20 to,'If 30 foot range. The win brought the Tiger won-lost worksheet to 10-2 dropped the Hornets to Two of the Hornets have 'Eeenl no rec 3ll ml we ani Si lCl.lFF HARRIS 1347 of Coahoma Junior Col- last night. Others are Earnest Killum 1445 ilege and Reginald Brooks C232 of Owen Col- of Coahoma, Foster Davis CSU of Owen and ilege of Memphis battle for a rebound in a Gregory Hill C215 of Owen. Killum scoredl icontest won by the CJC Tigers 9l-90 here 29 points in Qacing the win. P fJC Tops Owen 97-90 ln Jaycee Til Her . ' By LARRY MQMILLEN bress Register Sports Editor ' The Coahoma Junior College l'igers pulled out a last second aasketball victory over th e Owen Junior College Hornets of ,Memphis here Monday night in i game that had everything that could be expected. f After leading most of the con- test, the Tigers fought the Hor- - down to the final gun with e win still in doubt until the orn sounded The high scoring ame was marked by excellent ootmg and despite the ore outstanding defensive Pulled It Out that held up only in the last sec- onds of the contest. Earnest Kil- lium tied the score at 87-87 with 1:28 left in the game on a per- fect jumpshot from the top of the key. After an Owen turn- over, center George Haynes dropped in a twisting over-the- shoulder layup that give CJC and 89-87 margin that was tot set the stage for a confusing but exciting finish. Killium gave the Tigers a 91- 88 bulge with 30 on the clock but the game was by no means over Sharpshootmg g u a r d George Willis hit a fielder with L it the surprise of everyone in the gymnasium -- put the ball on the boards. Owen rebounded with two seconds on the clock and called time. After the rest period, the Hor- nets put the ball in play from under the Coahoma offensive board and called time out again. The clock had ticked off only one second and the visitors were still alive. A desperation pass and shot from the corner K-SI fell short as the horn sounded 511 engig the game. wg PM tide S? E HH, 'Hora 5 W gwggmdf eaos e .105 E Wg ipaq . n I- -,nuff p'W 4' - -. . ' . . . V . . li V 2 H' lay by both teams. 47:13 seconds left to bring thei 5 '4 count to 91 90 Coahoma gained -if gmaggi retro 'BWI H Q M administered by CJC. l y ..- . .W-.. ,,, M-.. .... ..,, -.- Coach congr'ai:,ul:.tes his victorius team. l l 'std'-2 'su-zu. ' l EWVF VIn51 'U9Sc'SH0J93U12r Emp e ueqrl 01 se uxeqi uaogug oi ifnsng -ug Bnxp- Sui 210 Alanine isou -Ie Ate.: S105 .-op gem, smoqs uoi - e8g1s e it ug Axeuimqaxcg U '69 'QSJJ KBP01 s8n.zq ul eatnnuuxooqng aieuag 3111 9,10 -fee Kqpwnsei Uigpf-migiiqsiq all i W 1 . i n f E 1 1 I 1 X x S 4 e V gas zbn Qesfyners 0 1967 I W . :J . 'X w K K I A , .wc-I , 1 H . ' -1. ' Tv: s gf- . s xg ' 1 , I.: . E E Q1 v, Mrs. McLaurin speaking to audience The latest in Fashions saws' Fashion Fit For a Queen The PM-ficipanrs A ,.., , W, 2 . nf JF is i bvearzzzlrzy fjfrouyf gqesffefzkr Y!-yffj' ff Aft , .J 1 f f :eb S ,, Dance Class JM ' .. ,fff Art Instructor and Students examine Paintlng Qgofofomore Ckzss way 1967 Q. 1 N s. QMS' Qswixw fa ,, ,Q I: we is VMI' N Yi., A '11 Q, , ,NWT . 'mv 'DIN' NMNNMMW sf N X-as-X 3. 'swag WT' s Q. V -vw. . we Efifw., v- Q3 - , Jn 'ft if if ' -.A-.. cw QS. 1 ' , 1 -V Wgtsv, t , B a 4 Q Q f uf 1 umvms . K Q 3 hw Q Q Q 'it..s... Stk Aiegmwm A , 5. S-'sf Nw www ...N HONOR GRADUATES Freshman and Sophomore Presidents mf- A Sinha . 1 '22 I ..:: .A , 5 - , X 5 .1 -L.k, -, 1:1 1 H fa. aim? ' 'Raw A 'W 'MJ J '.,. , f- . ' ' ' wi' GW M. A . 'wi' A IA' A is 'F' ss , 'W Q A ss. ,M-.gh sf 5 1 :fi . 1 Q NDN X . A f 'P-' ' 4... . M59 2 A sfifissi is f of ff ti to A. A A si ' ff ,A f AQ A e e sssswssa 1 Q 6 1 L ' le' Q' 2 if -, .- M, Q X . i: '?:,. . ' , ij 3 5, 5? Q5 i ' 3- 1 1 A - S : . f A A A Q ' A . .1 A P., A. t. f: i ,V 'uh ' -'- ' f nmmM ' -fn ,, , f., .47,.4v. 'X Aa x -'ef Q 'Y'f g -t I sw s wi .1 '. its Ass 1.1 , is .f ww 5 b aff- 41'f .t ,sw J P.,- J,,,..w-HGQQ 'A- ' ii 1 M X V w gt ,ff if is oe V ' 07 fu QE ' A I S we MW i , mfr . J , .fic f- ff, rw V 'C- 5 W Class Day Activities .4 i- I67 J COLLEGE ENGLISH FACULTY - lish in Junior Colleges at Gulf Park gt Q Hotel, Biloxi, Mississippi. .s R ' var I Wg ENGLISH FACULTY Dorothy Jefferson Zee A. Barron Sebetha Jenkins Georgia Lewis Roosevelt Wade Thurmond Snyder Corletta Ervin ruff , ,,, Q .,a:,f1., 'W , ,, Vs: Mrs. Barron and Students in Literature enjoy Truman Capote's Q- Coltl Blood as Mamie Lipsey records it. f attend Southeastern Conference on Eng- ,gf English faculty ad- mire the beautiful Gulf Park Aquari- um. cgcfoof CSOCIUf Qsczen ce 4 K to .mt WMS' World Relations with Mr. Miller V .7 ,1- Social Science, Current Events hour, Mrs. Espy ' fs -f ,J fi fxilx .,A EE Ii 4... as MF B ,gi -KX-if Ji Q , ig 1 History class Map Study, Mrs. Espy ---w T n if 1 ' ' -, E Q N- '- f yfe orfof gf czezzce an Waff A K' 'S Q Counselor Hill, instructing students during their study hour on some basic mathematics problems. !Y 5'M,,,,,wf ' Mr Fur DO1l1I1l'1g out some B3S1C technlques of Mr Howard looks on as two of h1s students calculate Geometry the rate of amperes per second I7O pf H C3050 of Gckferzd W., , Q La 1 ,H 'lt- sig M Ks F Cooks and student workers before starting a busy day r 'nr' M, - - ,X - ' f, - M V V 'illldspe-A' -A WK .4 , fg i x an: , 'Nwwm...mW .,,, WWW f 5 A 4 . ,, if av sv fs ee at -It I 15- J.: - r Cooks serving the students Just before the lunch rush Y .t if Y A ,T ., l72 GIZQIUUS CQIZQS ef- T' ff :Sf 4 3 in STUDENTS LEAVE FOR HOME AFTER A LONG DAY'S WORK 4 uy' ff: WYUY5, 1 K X mf X , X J X X x I X if ,, Lea f MM Jjers on cz! 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Aw, IQ ' -ji -,- '- V 11:135-9- ,, I J , Advisors and Officers In Session l 'um Sfwsxe 1 Supt. Maxwell Conducts Teachers Meeting Class '78 Christmas Play Students returning from Morning Worship 4 1 1 x ,xx Q '7 W XX x 'W z ly W 5 W fy 5 f V f W W n ew if , ill - W Q SH M wg N as 1 6 48 W N J if M M f W Qmifgggf QSQM-QI'-H ' lx: 'Sq -fg- x W. UQ N x J K semi K N ' Eg ' ' bra V' Ii rx :J vaQ. w,w-Q-1-41 an-u.qA j5 X ,Pl J -. K X 5 3 W SW SW? EM? 1 ' VJ' 2 l-V f fSsw :TQ a 5 M MMM 'BW' H N V A--- il ' R R 3 PJ ' .ff Q.l 0-, I n ' ,. t ' A A fy lx IME Wffe Rh U H iw 2 -Xb I SEM LF?ni3f:1?f f ggfii , 1 ,K 1 1 H4 be ' ' 1 M M QQ W ffeini csf1f7'7f1'g,ExSt xlf:-:.'aLEvG - 5 'mn-'-as sam.-5 4' K'-Mir' 0 as 1 ' 'Q :X 1 ' Q I1 H 2171+ E F 'J ? I V t H 12, wiif'- ' :ao 7 0 umnz' 1h E ea0Qrsf1,0 yjoszfzbns fx 5 i E, 5 A f AQ: E V A Q' 4 at is 3 K- 1 Ritual 1 af-Sie 3Tm fpnuunlulv' MR. BENNIE S. GOODEN, 1957 Deputy Director Coahoma Opportunities, Inc. Clarksdale, Mississippi President C.J.C. Class of 1957 Editor of First College Yearbook - 1957 President of 1957 Student Council ,via L . ,, X x x f 1 'Ki 1, A vw 'L 'XV' 1 fig, , , ' :fr Q if , KL' ,if 'VK s QE MRS. EVA FOUNTAIN, C.J.C., 1962 MISS JIMMIE ANN SELLERS, C.I.C., 1965 Secretary Secretary Coahoma Legal Aid, Inc. Clarksdale, Mississippi Child Development Program Clarksdale, Mississippi 5 1 6 wmn mme lookin Uver Community Pians Looking over plans for a community to be Raphael and Cochran are from the Inter- createcl sour?-east of Greenville by Delta I national Self-Help Housing Association. l0pportnnities, Inc., are ffrom lefty McKin4 bl Martin is project director for Delta Op- ley Martin, Mrs. Thelma Barnes, Dave il portunities, and Mrs. Barnes is secretary ' Raphael, Claude Hurst, and Clay Cochran. of the lmard of directors. .aa 4 ' Vg 'A 1 V 1 Qei 552- ' raadiifmfaaf ' 5 XX lfwxc , P 4,-U, 1 'XX Q I J, x 'f ' xc Alum nl. LGCLJSVS 1 hcKinley C. Martin 0.J.C., 1960 Project oireotor Delta Opportunities Pres. U.J.C. Class 1964 Editor of 1960 Yeerbool President of 1960 itudent Council Ex. Prin. Sandy Bayou Ex. hegistrer non Joseph nichernson, C.J.C. 1955 Laneger Frieneship Connunity Federal Credit Union Clarksdele, Lississippi Bertha Cley Peyton, C.J.C. 1960 Secretary Friendship Copnmnity Federal Credit Union ,f 1, XX X il DEPARTMENT or HEALTH, EoucAT1oN, AND WELFARE sccmz. SECURITY ADMlNlSTRATlON Washington, D. C. 20201 B3 i'ffAU OF' FEDERAL inn umoms Presidenc Eoarcl of DLIQCCOFSI are s on winning the Bureau's Thrift Honor Award for Congratul 1966. reclit uni' one of about 600 C5 Percent-D of the 12,000 Your CO Seating mrleral credit unions throughout the country or so P L W ..f ' You earned it because A 4 P1 honor this year- liat: uelified for -..is you were among the moat successful Federal credit unions of YOUI size in encouraging fzhrift among your medium and small S8-'VGTS Qi,e., those with accounts of, 51.009 EDITOR -IN -CHIEF: Stanley Hart Bt td li- W t 1. '- ff rr Wil: V nv 'li gjlw , SH bf' fi? , . tm 1 1 CU , . sa W A ZW t ' I' -, I Eight of the 23 graduates of U.J.C. and a.H.o. employed as instructors. Front row - L. to u. iinnie Lryant, ilnora 't.t btaeher, aattig Trotter, Jerna hoton Backrcw - L. to R. lee Hoy Gorman, narean Jones, arnold Chambers, Eddie C. Smith, 'R fa-xi? 1 lumni Ladders ft stanley Hart, U.J.U., l7i7 Editor of 1767 Yearbook President of student Council Junior at Florida A.a L. Univereityg Co-Editor of l9o8 HF.A.n.UT HHtilGT Editor-in-chief Vlect of l9o9 Yearbook - HF.A.n.U. hattlerm It's getting to be a habit. James H. Black, a Detroit barber, may not bend his customers ear with idle chatter, but he could easily sing his way into your heart. Once again, the 30-year- old baritone captured top honors in the Rose Bowl Alumnae competition in Chatham, Ont. during the annual Kiwanis music festi- val which ended this month. Two years ago, the gifted artist, who lives at 657 Blaine, won first-place certi- ficates in three categories: German Lieder, oratorio and operatic. B1ack's background is em- bued, with music. Following, his graduation from high school in his na- tive Clarksdale. Miss., he was awarded a musical scholarship and was an hon- orary graduate of Coahoma Junior college where he played first trumpet. -vb Y 'V Y s,.,,.....,-,, ai o JAMESBLACK Black came to Detroit in 1956, attended Wayne State university where he was a member of the choir for one year under the direction of Harold Tallman. He was, from 1959-62, a featured soloist with the Philharmonic chorus and the Great Lakes choir and has appeared with the Detroit Opera Theater and the De- troit Civic Opera company. Not surprisingly, Black wants to be a concert singer and it may have been an understatement when two of the judges at the festival told him, You are a fine artistf' , l tvrvin Hogan, 5 ,.Q., l9oC Siunselor ,ieignborhoot south Corp. Jlarksdale, ieeiasiypi 759 1963 Goafoman Qsfqjf 11:53. ':.: :IJ 5 - - .FZ 3 21, L 0 :xc at Q x 'QXSXEQQ ,i 5 My ...M - ,, 1-,.3'?.f 'S r-. I ,J xg, , lg f .l -5 1 L1 I il , f A , - ,gi 'lf 'Y i,:y 4 'gg 4 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Percy S. Anderson L. to R.: BUSINESS MANAGER: Willie Jude, 2 'pw- W . .Q EDITOR-IL THIEF, Sponsor and Busines ager I84 l . EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Percy S. Anderson, ASSO- CIATE EDITOR: Charles Johnson ,Y I1-QR E 'w s Man- ASSOCIATE EDITOR and SPORTS EDITOR: Rob- ert Scott and Willie Brown EM F 1965 Goafoman Cgfqyf Q. ' 1 ,if 5. X l sk li at-S555 3 5 . gt , . - -- , ,,. q -. b ,- X . SEQ, is A Q 'K .-5110.9 , , W S ' wt i 5 I Q xt vm QA xn-.I 'mann Q 1 5' fx' . ' g .Q .,., - . . 9 ' X Li 'X ' A N N , I sy 3 1 .Y ' ' , jk I -M . - '-N, ' .fi ., x wk, fm., . i 1 rf at 'Q tt z 1 '. I ,, A is , A ' , P N 74 .w,,,,,s i l 1 0 ' s if , Vw, ,,,.., n., bmi M--,. af, Vg CLASS EDITORS L. to R.: B. Mason, Nayland Collier, Willie Brown, Sadie Dorsey, and Lora Raine CLASS EDITORS L. to R.: Bernice Spanks Barbara Anderson, Carl long, Charlotte Moton and Sarah Pittman TYPISTS: L. to R.: Hill, Johnson and Col- Eth lCh Yip? W I 3 C 1 e erry, Secretary-Typist, Joyce Bryant, l1er Class Editor l85 1963 Goafoman Qgfqjf sv 9 . ' A , A y -N , i. .. 5 -'E-,. , , . ' ,Q Yagi f it A Q , , s- , . M .115 I, A Q '1 : 1 swf --gf . l Omni . KVQQM .--seg 1 Q - f , , Y 'v i.....,..s.--3 ws' 1' S+' FJ J ,Q ,Jaw A f W 1 X if XI. , , . 5 4. , X ei l A' 1 Av .1 . .I 6.1 ' L - if ,A,. i f i,fJ,1 43 J h ,F lair if-, lf ' ' ,s i '--wuinulifv' - ---', :gi s' ,XXX H' li if .sd ANNIE PATTON, High School Editor . , Tn , l aww' Q -v wa my W fu t - ,, ,.,. ..ZY..,--1-A-ew- 5 , ' , ,,,, 'gf xx W ,Vq,x,l, 1 7' ,DYY A l A ,,oA, f V 1 . , l -,,. Mrs, Armstrong and High School Annual Typists Annie Pwlvli, Melvin Johnson, Tressy Johnson, Bobby Walrwr, Charlene Gray, and Sol Emma Harris I86 518 Mr. Gooden and High School Layout Artists Earl Johnson, Lubbie Lofton, and Larry Stokes. A f f f 1 f r A! V ,Q , T. A ,-Lf. I , A s c o X W .- 1 .c,., mf, 0 , M-xii , I ' l I-HGH SCHOOL CLASS EDITORS Lubbie Lofton, Abrilia Gillespie, Mary Ann Peterson, Hermoine Threet, Larry Stokes ,J 1 J, 1965 Goafoman Qsfqff i., i Z s 1 BOBBY WALKER Subscription Manager in ,A -. ,. , rw-Q W. ' :mar I , t 5 QW NU ' 'y Q3 it law V .-,.,, M. , Y , as N V P H Junior High Class Editor and Sponsors Mrs. Woods Miss Anderson, Eddie McCune and Delores Lane WEE 1 IHC Q PATRON and SUBSCRIPTION TEAM .,,--,.- .,,., .,,.,.,, ,,,.. ,,,,.Y.. Wm' . 4 . 5 f , I -lo Q 4'- 7 i 52 P wah! P II!! QT :gas E553 ,.,4+f:i1 212.21 Wim. L yr' IQ' 5, 'Q rg rmi 4 I 1 la f 'f ' af Q, ' -,.,.. , rr X N 'P 1 E, 'Veil . .,.t 219. A P ,4 1' ', 24- E t tfq7 ' t afafa P A ' f4fHwmQQxw2 afswgm wwf. :L I g ,I - U ,.,. . 21 ' 2 -- V 29 1 5 '51 lf A L: ff 12'-73 Z 'A ' . 1,iyl'3 Q,f'j'l'ff-. .A 'iii ' A ' 7' 'H A a MR. REED MR. DEBRO Staff Photographer Staff Photographer HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR - - 19669 Goafoman csfgjf EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - - ASSOCIATE EDITOR - - COPY EDITORS - - - - - Percy S. Anderson - - Charles M. Johnson - - Sadie M. Dorsey Lora Raine - - - Annie Patton BUSINESS MANAGER - - - SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER ORGANIZATION EDITOR- - SECRETARY-TYPIST - - COLLEGE TYPISTS - - - HIGH SCHOOL TYPISTS - Robert Scott - - Charlotte Moton - - Barbara Anderson - - Sarah Pittman - - Earl Johnson - - SPORTS EDITORS COLLEGE C LASS EDITORS LAYOUT ARTISTS -Willie L. Jude, Jr. - - - Bobby Walker - - Carl S. Long - -Ethel Cherry - - Jessie Johnson Stella Hill Mary Collier - - - -Annie Patton Melvinia Johnson Tressy Johnson Bobby Walker Charlene Gray Sol Emma Harris - - - Willie Brown, Jr. - - Brandla Mason - -Joyce Bryant - - Bernice Spanks ------------ ---RobertHenderson HIGH SCHOOL and ELEMENTARY CLASS EDITORS Lubbie Lofton - - - Abrilia Gillespie - - Mary Ann Peterson - - Mrs. Zee A. Barron - - - Mrs. Dorothy Armstrong - Mr. T. W. Richardson and Mr. Joseph Gooden ---- Mr. Marion M. Reid and Mr. Theodore Debro - - - Miss Marean Jones ---- Miss Earline M. Anderson - - Mrs. Ruby Winbush ---- Nlrs. Alma Woods - - Hermoine Threet FACULTY STAFF MEMBERS - - -Larry Stokes - - Eddie McCune - -Delores Lane - - -Sponsor - -Co-Sponsor - -Art Editors - - -Staff Photographers - - Special Typist - - Special Typist - Editorial Assistant Editorial Assistant fQkfandp9GWO,fuj U53 -A-MM . 1, A M. in an my ANN. .-K, uw X. M 2 W.,-.X ...- ., .,. . . .- Q S' H x 3 F A X- ., x ,of 1, .ff N ,X A ,gm if K 1 ji? W .Q J-Q' ' M ww 'A w I' .. xy. J I riff Q , K. .. . 'Ex x , 1 ' W , '06, ' I ,f - -ggyig ' A ' WF ' x ii. t k-4, ,gat A Q Z ' - , Q .,-', y 'o 1: 5 U N5' +.'fSf, 'I ,.-,. , ,. V? ' ' - I' S ' ' ' f f.-..' . x in -:':-:,:.-1..- . W A,,.::i,1K .,,.' v X 1 4 4 H lg, S-QP ,, i . ' K A 1 X ',v,-Img? 'l - 'X V x . . ., . V 1- -Q51,553-:gig 'Y 'f f 393146 .w-Qg:.- -.--,- x - . . . --'--- A A In M, w gag 4-Y 2 ' W 'T . QW? +' M' My Q . X t , W . . ,., Y W., - ... .pirifx - - -M f . X . 5 -Q , ..,, , ,. . . v I .L K , :T iii! ' f' 331 fda fQm,,MMW- ' 'S 1 A -' ' - ' ' ' ' - - ' r ' lf x - ---fn? 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Box 14 Lambert, Mississippi QS 0 pf 0122 ore Zzke cfory BATTLE, ROBERT L. 611 Weber Street Ruleville, Mississippi BEASLEY, BERNICE 2102 Sixth Street Clarksdale, Mississippi BELL, CLAUDINE PARKER 1218 Sixth Street Clarksdale, Mississippi BELL, ERMA JEAN 316 Adams Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi BELL, FRANCIS III 316 Adams Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi BELL, MCAUTHOR Route 1, Box 305 Woodville, Mississippi BENNETT, C. B. Route 2, Box 24 Clarksdale, Mississippi BENNETT, LORETTA Route 1, Box 116-A Marks, Mississippi B LOC KETT , Mc KINLEY JR. 1402 Chrisman Street Cleveland, Mississippi BOD Y, HOMER L. cfo Bankhead Service Station Belzoni, Mississippi BOLDEN, JAMES P. O. Box 391 Rosedale, Mississippi BOOTH, JOAN Route 4, Box 91-A Collins, Mississippi BRADBERRY, DELPHINE P. O. Box 291 Moorehead, Mississippi BROOKS, ARCHIE L, Route 1, Box 99-A Coahoma, Mississippi BROOKS, IRENE 1056 Lenow Place Memphis, Tennessee BRONNER, MAE LILLIAN Route 5, Box 149 Batesville, Mississippi BROWN, CALVIN 531 Florida Clarksdale, Mississippi BROWN, CHARLES Route 4, Box 234 Carthage, Mississippi BROWN, GOTREA LEE, JR 1607 Sommers Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi BROWN, JAMES L. 605 Garfield Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi BROWN, LULA B. 203 Williams Street Marks, Mississippi BROWN, ROBERT W. 1531 Young Avenue Cleveland, Mississippi BROWN, WILLIE L. Route 1, Box 97 Vance, Mississippi BUCKLEY, HELEN Route 1, Box 397 Sledge, Mississippi BURKS, JOHNNY Route 1, Box 6-A Cleveland, Mississippi BURNEY, CLIFTON Route 2, Box 313 Vancleave, Mississippi BYRD, CAREY JR. Route 1, Box 92 Carriere, Mississippi CAIDWELL, BETTYE 701 Third Street Marks, Mississippi CAMPBELL, THESSIE R. Route 1, Box 471 Sardis, Mississippi CAMPBELL, THEODORE 823 Pearl Street Cleveland, Mississippi CARLIZE, JOHN R. 601 Chrisman Avenue Cleveland, Mississippi CARTER, ELIZABETH General Delivery Cary, Mississippi CARTER, FRANK Route 2, Box 286 Sardis, Mississippi CARTER, LUELLA General Delivery Cary, Mississippi CARTER, MODENA 123 Adams Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi CARTWRIGHT, JACK General Delivery Rosedale, Mississippi CHERRY, ETHEL P. O. Box 183 Benoit, Mississippi CHERRY, WILLIE P. O. Box 183 Benoit, Mississippi CLARK, BILLY GENE Route 1, Box 104 Alligator, Mississippi CLARK, WILLIAM D. 333 Bolivar Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi CLARK, WILLIE 711 3rd Street Marks, Mississippi CLAY, FLORA L. 309 Magnolia Courts Clarksdale, Mississippi COCROFT, DAVID W. Route 6, Box 101 Carthage, Mississippi COLEMAN, GENEVA P. O. Box 167 Mound Bayou, Mississippi COLEMAN. JEROME 48 East 2nd Street De Ridder, Louisiana COLEMAN, WILLIE L. 2150 Powers Avenue Jackson, Mississippi COLLIER, NAYLAND Route 1, Box 132 Tutwiler, Mississippi COLLINS, CHARLES Route 2, Box 83 Drew, Mississippi COLLINS, IVORY P. O. Box 13 Lyons, Mississippi CONLEY, ALDRIEI-I Route 1, Box 38 Marks, Mississippi CONWAY. HELEN Route 2, Box 64 Dundee, Mississippi COSBY, SHIRLEY P. O. Box 145 Jonestown, Mississippi COWAN, PEGGY ANN 1305 Aloe Street Cleveland, Mississippi COX, JAMES EARL 921 Pearl Street Cleveland, Mississippi COX, JAMES ANDREW 4811 Alabama Avenue Gulfport, Mississippi CRAWFORD, EUGENE Route 1, Box 37 Alligator, Mississippi CRISS, HELEN J. Route 1, Box 146 Mound Bayou, Mississippi Cnoss, SHARON 220 South Edwards Clarksdale, Mississippi DAVIS, JAMES J. 1139 Johnson Avenue Cleveland, Mississippi DAVIS, TALMADGE 807 Church Street Cleveland, Mississippi DODSON, ARMINUAR Route 1, Box 616 Clarksdale, Mississippi DORSEY, SADIE 133 Snowball Courts Clarksdale, Mississippi DOULAS, JESSE 4042 W. Cullerton Chicago, Illinois DOWD, JEFFRJE T. 455 Second Street Marks, Mississippi DOWDEN, EMILY JEAN Route 2, Box 184 Como, Mississippi DOWDEN, WILLIE J. Route 2, Box 117 Sardis, Mississippi DOYBE, JOYCE Route 5, Box 83 Batesville, Mississippi DUKES, CHARLES W. Route 1, Box 388 Columbia, Mississippi EALY, GRACEI Route 3, Box 170 Clarksdale, Mississippi EDWARDS, THOMAS E. 224 W. Stevens Street Ruleville, Mississippi ELEY, RICHARD E, 505 McKinley Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi ELLIS, BARBARA A. Route 2, Box 416 Sardis, Mississippi EVERETT, EARL Route 1, Box 206-C Dundee, Mississippi EXX, GLADYS M. P. O. Box 38 Scott, Mississippi FENDERSON, HESTER L. 1114 Esiah Montgomery Jackson, Mississippi FERRELL, CURTIS 4814 Louisiana Avenue Gulfport, Mississippi FLENORL, ROSA ANN P. O. Box 16 Duncan, Mississippi FLOWERS, PAUL Route 1, Box 22 Pope, Mississippi FRAZIER, EULA Route 5, Box 128-A Yazoo City, Mississippi FREEMAN, THOMAS 3 McClures Alley Greenwood, Mississippi FONVILLE, IDA M. Route 2, Box 125-A Merigold, Mississippi FARMER, ROY P. O. Box 3132 Dublin, Mississippi FURDGE, DOROTHY M. Route 1, Box 215 Dundee, Mississippi GALES, THOMAS JR. 4111 First Street Gretl ' ille, Mississippi GALMOELI' DAVID VAN 406 Yazoo l venue Clarksdale, Mississippi GARDNER, ELLA R, 546 Grant Place Clarksdale, Mississippi GARDNER, JOE C. 546 Grant Place Clarksdale, Mississippi GARNER, SONNY 412 West Stone Greenwood, Mississippi GATES, ARTHER L. Route 1, Box 2-C Marks, Mississippi GILL, GEORGE L. Route 2, Box 230 Carthage, Mississippi GLOVER, LINDA F. Route 4, Box 93 Batesville, Mississippi GOINS, RALPH P. O. Box 345 Lambert, Mississippi GRACE, EDDIE 526 Stewart Clarksdale, Mississippi GREENE, RILEY R. Route 1, Box 179 Marks, Mississippi GRIFFIN, MACK HENRY 714 lee Street Cleveland, Mississippi GRIFFIN, PERCY Route 2, Box 155 Carthage, Mississippi GRIFFIN, WELLS P. O. Box 213 Benoit, Mississippi HALE, JOSEPH P. O. Box 196 Jonestown, Mississippi HALL, ALBERTA Route 1, Box 120 Lyons, Mississippi HALL, JOHN LOUIS P. O. Box 161 Robinsonville, Mississippi HALL, VERTIS E. Route 3, Box 300 Batesville, Mississippi HARTY, HOMER P. O. Box 36 Dundee, Mississippi HARPER, ROOSEVELT M. 412 Ashton Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi HARRELL, BERTHA E. Route 2, Box 20 Clarksdale, Mississippi HARRIS, JOYCE 622 Ashton Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi HARRIS, LAWRENCE Route 2, Box 153 Carthage, Mississippi HARVEY, CHERISE A. WILSON 1746 Chestnut Clarksdale, Mississippi HATCH, LINDA L. Star Route, Box 206 Columbus, Mississippi HAYES, GERALDINE P. O. Box 119 Scott, Mississippi HAYES, SHELLY B. Route 2, Box 226 Minter City, Mississippi HAYNES, WILLIE GEORGE Route 1, Box 133 Tutwiler, Mississippi HENCE, CATHERINE 2311 E. 2nd Street Clarksdale, Mississippi HENDERSON, MARGARET I. Route 2, Box 63 Lambert, Mississippi HILL, JESSIE M. Route 1, Box 38 Clendora, Mississippi HILL, LILLY P. Route 3, Box 167 Koscuisko, Mississippi HINTON, JERRY O. Route 3 Richton, Mississippi HODGES, JAMES 1414 Church Street Cleveland, Mississippi HORTON, JERRY 754 McKinley Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi HOUSTON, JESSIE JAMES Route 1, Box 70 Oxford, Mississippi HOWARD, EDDYE MAE 528 Flordia Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi HOWELL, HENRY A. 1728 Chestnut Street Clarksdale, Mississippi HOYE, LARRY General Delivery Carthage, Mississippi HUGHES, JOHNNY JR. 723 Lee Street Cleveland, Mississippi HUGHES, MAGGIE P. O. Box 71 Isola, Mississippi HUNTER, ODESSA Route 2, Box 192 Doddsville, Mississippi JACKSON, DORREAT HER M. P. O. Box 117 Duncan, Mississippi JACKSON, MELVIN Route 4, Box 10 Carthage, Mississippi JACOBS, JOYCE Route 1, Box 189-B Drew, Mississippi JAMES, CATHERENE Route 1, Box 183 Marks, Mississippi JOHNSON, ORA L. Route 1, Box 520-C Clarksdale, Mississippi JOHNSON, LEE MORRIS Tunica, Mississippi JOHNSON, PAULENE P. O. Box 133 Jonestown, Mississippi JONES, ANNIE P. O. Box 224 Friars, Point, Mississippi JONES, CHARLENE 443 McKinley Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi JONES, MAE SUE Route 2, Box 2 Forest, Mississippi JONES, MARTHA 914 Lincoln Place Clarksdale, Mississippi JORDAN, MCCLINTON 941 Florida Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi JUDE, WILLIE L. JR. Route 2, Box 250 Dundee, Mississippi KELLY, ESSIE M. General Delivery Mattson, Mississippi KENNEDY, WILLIE JAMES Box 101 Scott, Mississippi KILLUM, EARNEST Route 1, Box 626 Clarksdale, Mississippi KIMBLE, HARRISON 610 Grant Place Clarksdale, Mississippi KING, LOUIS 865 Grant Place Clarksdale, Mississippi KNOX, CLEOFUS Route 2, Box 93 Tutwiler, Mississippi LAMBERT, ERNESTINE Route 2, Box 69 Tunica, Mississippi LANDFAIR, JOSEPH 709 Pershing Avenue Indianola, Mississippi LATHAM, AVON P. O. Box 525 Mound Bayou, Mississippi LATHAN, LLOYD A. Route 1, Box 43-A Marks, Mississippi LATIKER, JOE L. Route 3, Box 171 Koscuisko, Mississippi LATIKER, WILLIE FRANK Route 3, Box 171 Koscuisko, Mississippi LEE, ROOSEVELT JR. P. O. Box 3153 Dublin, Mississippi LENARD, MELVIN 421 N. 8th Street Greenville, Mississippi LESTER, NELLIE MAE Route 5, Box 137 Oxford, Mississippi LEWERS, JEANIE M. General Delivery Como, Mississippi LEWIS, MARY RUTH P. O. Box 507 Webb, Mississippi LEWIS, TOMMIE L. Route 3, Box 138-A Oxford, Mississippi LIGGANS, HEBIE FAYE 435 Page Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi LIGGANS, JAMES 435 Page Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi LIPSEY, MAMIE 29 Claremont Street Sardis, Mississippi LIPSEY, SARAH 601 Second Street Marks, Mississippi LOFTON, CLORA BELLE Route 1, Box 31 Pulaski, Mississippi LOFTON, JIMMY Route 4, Box 151 Polkville, Mississippi LOFTON, JOHN H. 236 Hayden Street Belzoni, Mississippi LOFTON, WILLIE MAE 1632 6th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi LONG, CARL S. 318 Quincy Avenue Clarksclale, Mississippi LONG, DOROTHY 318 Quincy Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi LOWE, NATHANIEL Route 1, Box 135-A Glen Allan, Mississippi LUCKETT, .JOHNNY General Delivery Carthage, Mississippi MARTIN, DENOTEE Route 5, BOX 25 Oxford, Mississippi MARTIN, MARSA L. General Delivery Tunica, Mississippi MAXWELL, LOUIS Route 1, Box 264 Benoit, Mississippi MAY, ESSIE L. 209 Lewis Street Leland, Mississippi MERCER, CLARENCE 806 Vermont Street Ocean Springs, Mississippi MILLER, GERALDINE 292 N. Church firew, Mississippi MIS1 LYNN A. P. O. 114 Hill Pine Street Grenada, Mississippi MITC HELL, SEYMOUR 1409 Church Street Cleveland, Mississippi MONTGONERY, CATHERINE 512 Gardield Street Clarksdale, Mississippi MONTGOMERY, EDDYE M. 407 Adams Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi MOORE, BETTYE 176 Church Street Belzoni, Mississippi MOSS, JACKIE M. Box 103 Coahoma, Mississippi MYERS, LARRY Route 2, Box 115 Hattiesburg, Mississippi MCCLAIN, VERNON P. O. Box 537 Shelby, Mississippi MCCOY, MARY A. 901 Lincoln Place Clarksdale, Mississippi MCCRAY, DELORES 209 Magnolia Courts Clarksdale, Mississippi McCRAY, SHIRLEY 204 Magnolia Courts Clarksdale, Mississippi MCGEE, MAGGIE 121 Jefferson Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi MCGHEE, ARLEE 115 West Alley McComb, Mississippi MCINNIS, GWENDOLYN Y. 513 Lincoln Place Clarksdale, Mississippi MCINTOSH, G. W. P. O. Box 35 Rome, Mississippi MCKENZIE, MINNIE P. O. Box 393 Mound Bayou, Mississippi MCKINNEY, AMBROSE Route 1, Box 29 Sunflower, Mississippi MCKINNEY, BOBBIE I. Route 2, Box 121 Sardis, Mississippi MCKINNEY, ELLA V. Route 2, Box 254 Sardis, Mississippi MCKNIGHT, JIMMIE P. O. Box 526 Mound Bayou, Mississippi MCMULLEN, MARY L. P. O. Box 104 Coahoma, Mississippi MCNEESE, JOHN JR. P. O. Box 82 Falcon, Mississippi NASH, ANNIE W. Route 7, Box 180-H Carthage, Mississippi NEAL, NORMA J. 209 Ruby Street Cleveland, Mississippi NICHOLS, BETTY R. P. O. Box 234 Benoit, Mississippi NICHOLS, CORNELIUS Route 2, Box 158-A Byhalia, Mississippi PATES, JAMES LERIC P. O. Box 1135 Rosedale, Mississippi PEARMAN, LEOLA Route 2, Box 292 Sledge, Mississippi PETERSON, W. C. 1529 Arnold Avenue Cleveland, Mississippi PETERSON, WILLIE FRANSIS 1529 Arnold Avenue Cleveland, Mississippi PHILLIPS, BLANCH P. O. Box 11 Rosedale, Mississippi PHIPPS, CHARLES JR. Route 1, Box 34 Marks, Mississippi PI-IIPPS, DORIS Route 2, Box 246 Sledge, Mississippi POLK, IRENE D. 429 Page Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi POTTS, IEAMS E. 501 Cotton Street Marks, Mississippi POWELL, THELMA 424 Yazoo Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi PRICE, EMMA IEAN Route 3, Box 89 Oxford, Mississippi PRIDE, WILLIAM L. 209 Humphrey Street Marks, Mississippi PRYOR, VIVIAN 527 Grant Place Clarksdale, Mississippi RAINE, LORA ETTA Route 2, Box 141 State Line, Mississippi RAY, IIMMY L. IR. 140 Webb Street Lyons, Mississippi REED, ANDREW P. O. Box 262 Lula, Mississippi REED, ODESSIA B. P. O. Box 98 Crenshaw, Mississippi RHODES, TOMMIE E. P. O. Box 171 Jonestown, Mississippi RICHARDSON, BEVERLY JEAN Route 2, Box 201-A Sledge, Mississippi RICHARDSON, JO-ANN 928 Page Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi ROACH, WILLIE IR. P. O. Box 620 Shelby, Mississippi ROBINSON, LUCILLE Route 1, Box 21A Marks, Mississippi ROUNDTREE, BARBARA Route 1, Box 61 Cleveland, Mississippi RUFFIN, WALTER L. Route 2, Box 16 Clarksdale, Mississippi RUSH, JOSEPH 37 Brooks Belzoni, Mississippi SANDERS, LOUVENIA P. O. Box 103 Phillip, Mississippi SCULARK, AUGUSTA A. 279 North Main Street Drew, Mississippi SCULLARK, STELLA A. Route 2, Box 31A Lambert, Mississippi SCURLARK, NATHANIEL Route 1, Box 109 Watts, Mississippi SHELTON, ANNIE Route 2, Box 165 Clarksdale, Mississippi SIMMONS, DAVE B. General Delivery Lula, Mississippi SIMPSON, FANNIE 1810 Fir Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi SIMS, HENRY Route 1, Box 445 Vicksburg, Mississippi SIMS, MARNAIL Route 3, Box 131 Oxford, Mississippi SKIPPER, DOUGLAS L. 816 Poplar Street Clarksdale, Mississippi SLAUGHTER, DORA Route 2, Box 32A Oxford, Mississippi SLEDGE, EFFIE Route 2, Box 642 Sardis, Mississippi SMITH, DONALD E. Route 1, Box 616 Clarksdale, Mississippi SMITH, IEANETTE 422 Ruby Street Cleveland, Mississippi SMITH, WILLIAM MONROE P. O. Box 84 Alligator, Mississippi SPANKS, BENNY 108 18th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi SPENCER, W. C. IR. Route 2, Box 297A Clarksdale, Mississippi STANFORD, HARRY E. Box 83 Coahoma, Mississippi STANFORD, PAULETTE 601 Second Street Marks, Mississippi STEVENS, WILLIE JR. Route 2, Box 224 Carthage, Mississippi STEWART, LILLIAN A. Route 3, Box 166 Clarksdale, Mississippi STINGLEY, RICHARD P. O. Box 1503 Forest, Mississippi STINSON, LYNN M. 870 Plum Street Grenada, Mississippi STOREY, CYNTHIA 142 18th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi SURVILLION, MARY Route 2, Box 144 Marks, Mississippi SYKES, RAY C. Route 2, Box 144A Clarksdale, Mississippi TAYLOR, RONNIE P. O. Box 103 Alligator, Mississippi THOMAS, FRED P. O. Box 69 Boyle, Mississippi THOMAS, JOE L. Route 2, Box 189 Doddeville, Mississippi THOMAS, LUTHER 514 Rear Avenue I Greenwood, Mississippi THOMAS, WINFRED 22 Wiley Street Belzoni, Mississippi TISDELL, LINNIE P. O. Box 146 Dundee, Mississippi TUCKSON, BETTY I. 708 Iowa Clatksdale, Mississippi TURNER, BENJAMIN P, O. Box 121 Rich, Mississippi TURNER, MYRA JEAN 432 Lincoln Place Clarksdale, Mississippi TYLER, APPOLONE 140 18th Street Tlarksdale, Mississippi VALQHANS, BETTY 439 Fringe Avenue Clarksduie, Mississippi VAUGHN, WILLIE I. Route 1, Box 30 Oxford, Mississippi WADLEY, ROBERT C. Route 1, Box B1 Abbeville, Mississippi WALKER DARIEL 12414 Arlington Detroit, Michigan WARE, LOWANDA Route 2, Box 152 Sarah, Mississippi WASHINGTON, LEON Route 1, Box 207 Benton, Mississippi WASHINGTON, WILLIAM P. O. Box 586 Webb, Mississippi WATKINS, JAMES VAN 617 Avenue H Greenwood, Mississippi WEBB, JOHN P. O. Box 26 Lyons, Mississippi WESTBROOKS, ERNESTINE Route 2, Box 137 Charleston, Mississippi WESTBROOKS, LELA Route 2, Box 37 Charleston, Mississippi WHITE, CHARLES E. 110 18th Street Clarksdale, Mississippi WHITE, PEARLIE M. P. O. Box 315 Jonestown, Mississippi WHITEI-IEAD, ANNIE M. General Delivery Sherard, Mississippi WHITEHEAD, SARAH P. O. Box 62 Darling, Mississippi WHITFIELD, ALBERT IR. General Delivery Lula, Mississippi WHITERS, EARNEST 143 Haydens Street Belzoni, Mississippi WHITTINGTON, OSSIE 204 Mann Street Carthage, Mississippi WILDER, FRANK Route 4, Box 74 Carthage, Mississippi WILEY, MARGARET Route 1, Box 123 Lambert, Mississippi WILKINS, FRANK Route 3, Box 89 Tutwiler, Mississippi WILLIAMS, BETTY JEAN 1323 Fourth Street Tunica, Mississippi WILLIAMS, BETTY J. P. O. Box 105 Coahoma, Mississippi WILLIAMS, CATHERINE WILLIAMS, MAUDY Route 2, Box 244 Sledge, Mississippi WILLIS, MARY DEAN P. O. Box 233 Ciarksdale, Mississippi WILLIS, GENEVA 534 3rd Street Marks, Mississippi WINDLESS, LULA Route 2, Box 405-B Sledge, Mississippi WILSON, CARRIE WOODARD, LOUIS 277 Church Street Belzoni, Mississippi woobs, MARY 1723 Sycamore Clarksdale, Mississippi WOULARD, FRED A. 1000 W. Turner Street Wayesboro, Mississippi WRIGHT, WILLIE Benoit, Mississippi YOUNG, MARY L. P. O. Box 4 Scott, Mississippi BASKIN, WILLYA M. 2145 W. Lake Apt. 101 Chicago, Illinois CATCHINGS, WALTER 719 Grant Place Clarksdale, Mississippi DAVIS, LAWRENCE H. 408 Yazoo Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi GIPSON, VENNIE L. 2313 Seventh Street Clarksdale, Mississippi KELLY, FELTON 630 Rose Street Jackson, Mississippi OUTLAW, DOROTHY 319 Bolivar Avenue Clarksdale, Mississippi PENNINGTON, DOROTHY General Delivery Stovall, Mississippi SCOTT, MELVERN Route 1, Box 155 Mound Bayou, Mississippi SHAPE, GOLDEN 538 Garfield Clarksdale, Mississippi STURDIVANT, ARTHUR P. O. Box 7 Webb, Mississippi THOMAS, JOHN P. O. Box 434 Belzoni, Mississippi MCGEE, EVELYN P. O. Box 634 Yazoo City, Mississippi MCGEE, THELMA P. O. Box 634 Yazoo City, Mississippi LEWIS, BETTY R. 617 Lincoln Place Clarksdale, Mississippi EDWARDS, ALEX 604 Wiggins Street Cleveland, Mississippi HARRIS, BESSIE Route 3, Box 432 Clarksdale, Mississippi REDEEMER, ALONZO Route 2, Box 156 Mound Bayou, Mississippi ROBERTS, HUBIE Route 2, Box 286 Bentonia, Mississippi MASON, BRANDLA LEE P. O. Box 54 Rosedale, Mississippi Mr. we anf Our Qjafrons Rev. J. R. Agnew Mrs. Irene T. Arnqstrong Miss Earline Anderson Mrs. Velnia Archer Mr. Mr. Janies F. Allen and Mrs. Allen Miss Mary Allen Mrs. Helowease Bennett Mr. Clarence Bailey Miss Rosie Benjanqin Mrs. Mary Bailey Mr. A. Z. Booker Mrs Irina Blake Mr. Sana Bailey Mrs. Bessie Brown Mr. G. C. Brown Mr. G. C. Brown, Jr. Mrs. Maggie Bryant Mr. Willie Butler Mr. and Mrs. Agie Butler Mrs. G. L. Butler Agie Butler Mr. and Mrs. Brady Barnes Miss Alois Carson Mrs. Frances Caradine Peters and Chicauras Superette Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cosby Mrs. Huberta Carter Miss Juanita Carter ' Miss Jean Alice Crump Mrs. Aline Cosey Mrs. Ruth Cosey Mrs Mrs Mrs Margaret Chapman Mattie Cruni Minnie B. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Cobbwell Mrs Nancy Collier Rev J. C. Carmicheal Mrs. Virginia Cherry Mr. W. E. Dodd, Jr. Mrs. Frances J. Daniel Miss Mary E. Davis Miss Blodine Davis Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Debro Rev. S. L. Davis Mrs. Mary Lue Daniel Mr. Charlie Davis Mr. and Mrs. Governor Deloach and Grocery Mr. Mr, Earna. st Dotson Booker Davis Mrs. Lois Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Eldridge Mr. Estell Everett Mrs. Annie Mae Everett Mr. Thomas Edwards Rev Mrs Mrs Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Mrs Mr. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Authur Eloby Ethel Lee Epps Florine Eckles George Ellis, Jr. Lottie B. Furdge Marshall Fair Mary J. Fisher Queen E. Flowers and Mrs. Fulton Ford Dixie Flowers Annie Glaspie Mamie Smith Gipson Mildred L. Green and Mrs. Timothy L. Gates Velma Gates Emma Gardner Willie Gibson B. S. Gooden Beatrice Gray Sallis Gilbert Arthur Goodman and Mrs. Wardell Gladey and Mrs. James Grandberry Ruby B. Hughes Larry Hoggan Miss Ruby Holden Mr. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mr. Ruben Andra Howard Corine Hebron R. Hicks Nanettie Harris Lois Henderson and Mrs. Floyd Hall, Sr. Miss Lillian Humphries Mrs. Sadie Harris Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. 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