Coahoma Community College - Coahoman Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

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I fuolfslnl l r WM I I I I'4III I I I iI I:,,?::dga,u: 'IIIIIKIII PUBLISHED ' C' ,j,,gg,,, 5, bg the sruoems of -mf-1112 N. was OPQCMA JMUR CQLLEG i I I I RI C' AGRICULTURALHIGH QCHQOL E 1 I CI3YkSd3I2,xlS5iS5lPPl I 'Me I ' 'MAHOMAN I A Publ.'ShFJ by 141 I ' ' U 9 9 K3 uddlf-fff jhe X I I CMHWW Juurm 0011555 ,Aj I ef I f' had 7 '68 ' 4'- III IIT II A5mIU V'?44 Wpfituavr A, . M, H pususueom P Nm' 'IL Fk5 4MlL1.4CrAPf by IIIIII -I I965 sf.a,x..fc'.-6-mt -fw-'Jan I 9 2 'm':f '-'ff' E 4f:2+-K-H: '41 fd! I 1 7 firuwruim. DH .WING A071 0N,' R 0R16 INAL IKEA nous x I L7 l'dr0!5'0n 1960 ff ., Fotigwcrd A-N,'T in V FOYQIQIOF 52 flfiu-iw .4133 ... 'wg ' p 1' T-T' P 215. ' Y ' ' ,T I '- -ff. 'QSLTTAR' A We, the 1969 Yearbook Q I.. Ljx Staff, are proud to present this , , A M uqav 12th Edition of The Coahoman ' A F 1 C0 which commemorates the 20th . V '----- Anniversary of the Founding of TBHe'fj3f'2f'Ffnts C C cQmQ,,QQ,,-Q Q, W- Coahoma Junior College, ' Our 1969 theme: Retro- F '9'99 y spection and Progression QA ew 1 Backward Glance and A Forward .5130 Movej, gives us an opportunity T-:fa to relive precious memories of A 1 1 ,E C -------+ struggles, fun and hard work during the early years. T I q RZ l p .W T' It, also, permits us to see how we have moved forward FQREWGRQ ' A roqfwo 'D 7 in concerted action under a dynamic, new administra- ' f X tion. ' I C ' A X 'X We invite you ro follow us pictorially Down Memory 1.1 ig- Laneg on into the Living Present, and envision with us I ' A ff!-N f the Great Future of Coahoma Junior College and A,H,S, C -9 X , , ,, Coureufsn Coz-ATeN'r5 I , , . I 1 THE 1969 COAHOMAN STAFF ,. T 'T If Bb ' ' ' bkewotzo jyzakfmi, f g X XX -, H A XX xi A Eff I X 'lin v -P---A I 192 X Yi' XA A T-.U 1 1 - DFSIGNSAV 'rv K R1 ,Cf CX' A 1 Q A if Pftlmkoslau :ag- , , A H I ...........1-..1- ,rt. 11.1, ,........., .11 L1 1-..-1, T'x 1 Z 1 CONTENTS f--- I y 1 V' , 1 I 1 , 1 Q'011fB11'fS Q 'I I A I :ii 1. TwY E I 111,111,111 rtrt 1, xr -r.,. I , Fvrfuwwwf M ujorewprcl TITLE ........... - - 1 FOREWORD AND CONTENTS - - - - 2 51 4 THEME ---------- - - 3 E3 DEDICATION ---------- - - 6 ' ADMINISTRATION AXID FACULTY - ' - 7 4 'i RETROSPECTIOIX I - 1 ------ - - 34 E517-?fI?Ep it CAMPUS LIFE SCENES ------ - - SS 'T 1 465' ! I ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS - - - - 45 fi ii CLASSES --------'---- ' ' 113 I, C Q y ponfenh. ACTIVITIES PAST AND PRESENT - - - - 162 -L 6. I I J SoPHoMoRE DIRECTORY ---- - - 132 T Q PATRONS - -' - - - -' - if f LETTER FRoM EDITOR - - - - 197 Z y ' ,L f A ALMA MATER ---- - 198 1 , F33 AUTOGRAPHS - 199 f' 0 I .5 Wm MJ ...1.i....-- .v,. 1. . .,,. ,M 1, . 1 V- ' 691,47 I969 Uigaeme A I -, ,, A -' QA BACKWARD GLANCE AND A FORWARD MOVE - HISTORICAL STATEMENT Coahoma County Agricultural High School was established in 1924 to meet the need of a central high school accessible to all Negro children of Coahoma and adjacent counties. In order to provide even greater educational oppor- tunities for the Negro youth and adults of Coahoma County, the high school curriculum was extended to a junior, or community, college in 1949 with Mr. L. L. Bryson, County Superintendent of Education, spear- heading the movement. 5 g W V Q RETRQQECUON' I S 'cM'en M uurmg its Il'I 1S year of operation the junior college . was supported .by county funds. Later the state legis- lature appropriated funds for the expansion of build- ings and the acquisition of much needed equipment and Coahoma became the first state-supported junior college for Negroes in Mississippi. Mr. B. F. McLaurin who was serving as me fifth superintendent of Agricultural High School, became the first president of Coahoma junior College and Agricultural High School. The college was organized and directed the first three years by Mrs. Zee Ander- son Barron and the first college graduation was held in 1952. J, . STUDENTS WHO ENROLLED IN THE FIRST i 1 I COLLEGE CLASS j I 1949-1950 1 V 1. Jim,mle Adams 9. Oliver Johnson 16. George Strong 2. Caldonla Bland 10. Robepi L. Johnson 17. Marlon Topps 3. Joseph Blssett 11. Earllne Mills 18. St. Henry Topps 4. Eugene Fox 12. Effie Montgomery 19. Frank Towns 5. Timothy Gates 13. Mary Sanders 20. J. D. Wardlaw 6. Florence Gordon 14. Josephine Silas 21, Orville Ward , 7. Lee Roy Garmon 15. Willie Stewart 22. Percy White ' 8. Morlon Henry j Note: During the first two years of its operation the college offered work on 5 the freshman level only. I. STUDENTS WHO ENROLLED IN 1950-51 AND BECAME THE FIRST GRADUATING CLASS OF THE 1 COLLEGE IN 1952 , Charles Henry Ball, Jr. Harry Cummings Mary Laura King Addie Mae Beasley Chauncey O'Hara Alva M. Carter Norphlet N Charles Harvey Berry Daugherty Thelma Penny ,1 Joseph Lee Bissett Thomas James Freeman Edna M. Pulliam 1 Sadie Mae Boyd Eugene Gooden James Robinson 5,3 Areatha Brown Florence Gordon Myrtle Louise Thompson Margaret Kyles Chapman Lillian Daugherty Hatch James Amos Ward nl Arnold More Chambers ' Jean Yvonne Herron Ann Ruth Williams .-'i James Kantayana Cox Annie M. Lumsey Hodges Geneva Valjean Williams 4,1 I COMPLETED REQUIREMENTS IN THE . f SUMMER SESSION .ffl 3, i Ruby Brown Cosby Eddie Lee Riley Excell Terrell h Laura G. Harris 4 7 gb-WHA Y - fu K . . ,, -J , H, , ggg A , , A- I 5 . - ' Mississi i 'A . 'Quo-:tn The Aggie Band - One of the Best ln PP jj l , , 2 1 r fVlf.fs Cofvsuella C arfegr - fred-or 1 A 4.14, J l igrugressainn - Sgernnh Sinrg Ailhvh 1958 -ft QNX V 'ix ., its . .,., Tv ',-' wfm .., 1 ..:, RS SE .ij Q X 1-s v , N XI: x9 I S. I X s Q SN is X 'N seivggg-. 'Wasil' W'Q ' dl , .X I , .-...- s, - .YM ., A 'ixA .f:-'is' .- -Y ' I i:,piy3t,- fm :we -- I-aw--f' -Nlv, vgm - , V, .N .Z hw- A .. ,,,,,w x -- 1 ., , .. I ,v B- MAIN COLLEGE BUILDING fx. -.-ta wi ' ' il l .R . This is one of the 40 buildings on the Coahoma Junior College Campus. In this attractive structure, one will find the offices of the Dean, Registrar, Student Personnel Director and Director of Public Relations and Institutional Development. The building also houses the departments of Science and Mathematics, English, Education, Social Science and Health. Across the span of years The Coahoman has been dedicated to individuals who have made a distinct contribution to the growth and development of our great institution, The 1969 Staff feel this Anniversary Edition should express our appreciation not to an individual, but to a group. We owe a debt of gratitude to those who have not achieved educational recognition, but who make it possible for education to become a reality - Our Parents. We owe our profoundest thanks to the Efficient, Teachers who have guided us in our educational pursuitsg and we owe sincere appreciation to the loyal persons who have sung the praises of their Alma Mater and shown by example that ours is the best Junior College in the whole system of Junior Colleges - our Alumni. Without the love, sacrifice and dedication of Parents, Teachers, and Alumni there would be no Retrospection - 20 years to sing about, and no Progression - moving forward and onward as the outstanding Poor Man's College in the Mississippi Deltaideveloping Human and Natural Resources. Thus, it is to you: The Unsung Heroes of Education, Our Beloved Parentsg To you Efficient, Dedi- cated Teachers: To you Loyal, Illustrious Alumni that this 1969 issue of The Coahoman is proudly dedicated. AND PROC:-RESSION xl C RE 7ROSPEC7'f0fv 1 ff 'l I, l EWG 'DfQ'A3b'ES1ffy+ of VHNSW Q f.ffTQLUU ZNl!'gxD'111f1xg SEIEXHYUE W XFA6 Egg K X M sniff X i Bfzmzwillff fx P' i ii-ii-5 W 1 i . resiileni :Ummm 6. miller 4 Dear Students, Alumni, and Friends: About midway the third decade of this century the Coahoma County Agricultural High School was founded to meet certain community needs that were then existent. The passing years eliminated or modified some of the original needs but brought on new and expanded ones. To meet new and growing challenges the institution's educational program was broadened and extended upward in 1949 to include the junior college grades. For twenty years, then, Coahoma Junior College and Agricultural High School has sought to offer democratized education to the community it serves on both the secondary and post-secondary school levels. We can look back now and review progress accomplished, re-examine problems solved and yet unsolved, and reassess our worth. We can look at the present and weigh what we are against what we hope to be. And thus from the lessons of the past we can set our goals for the future. It is man's capacity to mentally swing from Retrospection to Progression that sets him apart from other animals. Robert Burns tells the hapless field mouse: Still, thou art blest, compared wi' me! The present only toucheth theeg But, Och! I backward cast my e'e On prospects drear! An' forward, though I canna see, I guess and fear! We look back upon the institution's past with justifiable pride: we look forward to its future with cautious optimism free of fear, Congratulations to the Yearbook Staff for taking a two-way look at CJC and AHS. I ames E, Miller President 1 . . I Eietrnepvrtinn mth ldrugrvsseiun Q ,- -C 4 - ra VV- B. F, MCLAURIN, SR., Former President Coahoma Jr. College and Agricultural High School Coahoma Junior College is a name I can say with great pride because I have been a part of the growth and progress of this great institution - and this is a great institution. The idea of Coahoma Junior College was conceived in 1949 when Mr. L. L. Bryson became Superintendent of Schools. The institution at that time was nothing more than a few frame buildings. Since that time, however, the school has grown into a modern complex of 40 buildings overlooking the beautiful Mackey Lake. In this complex one will find two dining halls, two gymnasiums, one administration building, a library which houses a reading laboratory, three high school classroom buildings, one building which houses a bookstore and grille, three vocational-technical laboratories, three academic classroom buildings, several mobile science, art and trades laboratories, one mobile audio-visual materials center, five student dormitories, and 13 units of faculty housing. Since 1949 we have grown from twenty-two students to nine hundred. I attribute this growth to several factors: the concern and cooperation of the superintendent and school personnel: the dedication of Mrs. Z. A. Barron, the first teacher employed at the college: the provision of bus transportation from Quitman, Bolivar, and Sunflower Counties: and the acquisition of federal funds. The tremendous progress of Coahoma Junior College can also be attributed to the outstanding performance of our graduates, our dedicated and cooperative faculty and staff, and an outstanding athletic department. Although a lack of dormitories has always been our weakest point, this has not hindered the growth of the school. Coahoma Junior College is a great institution. Our increased enrollment has boosted the local economy through purchases at local stores. From this viewpoint, I suppose one can say that Coahoma Junior College is the only black industry in Coahoma County. Economically speaking, Coahoma Junior College is at least 900 pairs of shoes per year and only Heaven knows how many blouses, shirts, pants, skirts, dresses, and sweaters. ln addition to stimulating the local economy: Coahoma Junior College has raised the intellectual status of people all over the nation. Ahminisstraiihe Staff L. I -twfiwv MR. LEE ROY GORMAN Director of Student Financial Aid Counselor A ggi..f,g N Q I 11 .-,., -s---1 xg - if 3 BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF MR. L, FRISON L. to R.: Rowena Fielder, Elnora Stasher, Business Manager and Lonnie Young Pxilminigirzliinn 1 QM Sf N Y X n XXIXXKXN .ff ZEE ANDERSON BARRON Student Personnel Dutector Mrs Gardenla HICRS Secretaly ,pwiiv 'QSM CHARLES REID Duector of IIISIIIUIIOUHI Development and Pub11c Relatlons Mlss Beatta Carson Secretary Aft f I rinripalls message lv f ' - ,...,- at--i E , W Congratulations to the Coahoman Staff are more timely and appropriate during this era than they were a decade ago when those of uswho are still associated with Coahoma Junior College and Agricul- tural High School first extended felicitations to Mrs. Barron and a dedicated group of students who worked diligently to see that a record of the colleges history, its memories, and achievements were preserved for the record. It is important that we recognize the common denominator of the Philsophy of Coahoma Junior College and Agricultural High School, More efficient use of Human and Natural Resources, in our endeavors to meet the challenge of change. While the concept of the need for education is not new its form is ever evolving. It Must Change To Meet Change. This change should not be interpreted as down grading the importance of the established practices of good behavior, hard work with the hands, the head and the heart. It should be interpreted as a signal for our administrators, teachers, and students to take well-planned, intelligent action on imple- menting the responsibilities each has to the other, the school, and the community. The continued growth of C.I.C. and A.H.S. will rest on the premise that no administrator, teacher, or student can abrogate his responsibilities. Since the challenge of change is with us, let it be known that we are ready to accept our obligations to meet the change. FRANK MCCUNE, Principal , ts Ahminigtraiiun muh Qguiimnrv 1. ,- .- S-55 133 ' Ny' N3 an-221' Q ' . Elz lffzgintifs f- 'QQC f? -Q.-, K - ff-E i, fm 'fi' ' ' -'vw wail -4 12 in ' . . Xin W. , 5- fl f-g, ,'5:ffg'Q . -' . 'Tig - X- Q u k -fm.-1 :F U kr , 4,- , lg in :.:. .fi ' . A f T , 'wh . Q rgf' ' + F Q -1 -' u ' , ' 3+ - R -if - . .... 3 f-rvggjghj-ag-55 -V, Q: V 5, , Ei, '. ' N 45 ,, - ' ' ff f zisqyqjezg igfsg- , ,..,, ':3: Qv - --..:'-Fqigm, K Jn, X Y n n 1.-JW 1 J . '-.. ..-ef ' . 1 Assistant Principal, Eugene Fox and Secretary 'ifx :Z 3' i COUNSELORS Mrs. Lorene Miller and Mrs. Jimmie Ray H111 '92 MAR'l'INg RUBY W. B,S,, Tougaloo M,S,, Southern Ill. Univ. Librarian MOTON, DERMA Assoc. Arts. , Coaboma Jr. College Asst. Librarian ifiihrarg ,Staff 'Gul' .. mfnihgi' gf 93, rr ,sa,f',,iv5ix wf'f fs. LQVLYJ. ,A fi GREEN, MIRIAN B,S., Southern Grad. Study Univ. of Wisconsin Librarian wl- LENOIR, LYNTYNE B,S,, Alcorn, Grad. Study Reading Education 13' 599 FRISON, LUXIE Miss. Valley State College Assistant Librarian ullvgv Gngligh jhwzultg 15252-.2 ' - .E is , Q' ,, . , Q' n iii' ' Q L, .M . ' QM M Exp, ., - ' 5 V film s . if fl 3 ,w s-Q, 354, 1: ' 53,2 2 ,- f 4 . J lla: J- BARRON, ZEE A. M, A., Columbia WHITE, HENRY B,S, , Alcorn College English and French LEWIS, GEORGIA B.S. , Jackson State Univ. English English, Student Personnel Director SYN DER, TH URMONDM B.A., Lemoyne, Grad. Study, Univ. of Arkansas English 2 ,N J 79 ' I 31 ,, - ,nf ff ,, VV ff A ff ' ff fl f '. 1, M325 ' ' 'QfW4m X , .f9' 1 1 H7 ly ' W, M l ff ff QW 1 fl X ff! W Z' 'f my-ff ,4 fwvwy fn 'M w wf! L I6 x 1, I WADE. ROOSEVELT JENKINS, SEBETHA JEFFERSON, DOROTHY B.S.. Jackson Stale. B,S., Jackson State B.S., Jackson State Grad . Study , Oklahoma English English Social Science N J? , X Vi , yi ',tg? ',,, a is x-...aw , r 1 43 A r 5 ,5 A 1 ll, 'nj' ' G ' 4- ,O ,lv f t,', ., .,, R. 1, . V. F . -4 , , , . ,Q . by I 1 E1 ' X I A 5 ' B. 5 .MSN 'fquivlv' ,,., ' 1 tl Qaigh 5121111111 Gngligh jlfarultg BRIDGEFORTH, E. L. B,S,, Miss. Ind. English and French SEALS, VERA B.S., Jackson State English STIMAGE, JOYCE K. B.A. , Jackson English sup' V J as f R. fini CATCI-IINGS, SHIRLEY B.S., Jackson State English Q. SMALL, LEORA B.S., Jackson State English JEWETT, LEOLA FERGUSON, LU LA ,,,.e. A f' I WEEKS, DOROTHY B.S., Mississippi Valley State English ' . MF? NOAH, PEARLIE B,A., Jackson State English VW f 'I x. WILKINS, LAURA M, B.S., Alcorn English STINSON, Tl-IELMA B.S., Jackson State B.S., Jackson English English I9 nllegv .Srienrv mth Ilillathemexiios we U, is 1 .... ... X e .1 Q. 5, 'IV' I K: - . Q - gi' ' is E t ,,... .S M GAMBRELL, FRANK SMITH, EDDIE BROWN, ALMA ELLIS, GEORGE M,S,, Kansas M,A,, Univ. Of M,A,, Southern B.S., Alcorn State College Mississippi University Grad. Study College Science College Science College Math Delia Slate College Math :Env x 'Y WILLIAMS, GEORGE B.S. , Tougaloo M.S., Univ. of Miss. Further Study Univ. of Mississippi new ZUX di f-.I KEYS, RAYFORD CATCHINGS, CLEMENTINE M.A, , Columbia B,S,, Tougaloo College Science M.S., TL1SkCgC6 College Science f I 'M' ' College Science D 'I Jliigh Srhunl Srienrv I HOWARD, FRANK B.S., Alcorn , High School Science GRIFFIN, JOSEPH B.S., Jackson High School Sci. , Driver Education TOO BUSY E 1 .1 Slit fv 5. J PHOTO Ne! Ava I bl GREEN, GEORGE B.S., Alcorn Grad. Study Atlanta Univ. Science I E? -' f 1 UB I K A 5 S no more HOSKIN, PATRICIA WASHINGTON, WILLETTE B.S., Tougaloo B.S., Jackson Biology High School Biol. BURRELL, LEON B.S., Jackson High School Mathematics BROWN, JOHN L. B.S., Jackson High School Science ? 15- :Q-f PHOTO Nd Avoilabll 'f ,yi Q L ,. 5312 HAGGAN, LARRY STEWART, LEON B.S., Miss. Valley B.S., Alcorn High School High School Mathematics Mathematics muh Hlaihvmaiirg af -f A ' ,f ,sf . . f' 5 f I DAVIS, BARBARA B.S., Alcorn Biol. and Gen. Science - HENDERSON, LOIS NLS., Tuskegee High School Mathematics WILKINS, JIMMY B,S,, Alcorn High School Mathematics 2l Qlnllvgv gilinrial Sgrienre EDWARDS, THOMAS REID, BEATRICE M,S,, Tuskegee B,A., Clark Social Science Social Science WILLIS, STRAND B,S, and M.A., Ind, University Science and Education f Q ,- A - X 'I I-:fs . WW Y' , gyw k-IJ Q 1, -1' 1 iss W ' I . - 1 .. ' . ..,4 ' ' fi T WILEY, JIMMY B.S., Jackson Social Science ff? , WALKER, WILLIAM CASWELL, RUBY HARRIS, DAVID BARNES. WALTER A,B,, Boston Univ. B.S, and M. Ed., B.S., Jackson B.S., A1C0U1 M,A,, Univ. of Ill. Florida A 86 M M.Ed., Tenn. State Social 5CiCI1CC Social Science University Education Social Science and Education 22 l ltfigh Srhuul Snrial Srivnre HUNT, DANIEL B,S, , Jackson Social Science MILLER, FLOYD 13.5. , Jackson Social Science in 'ff' PHOTO NOY AV MLA BLE MCCUNE, EVA J. B.S., Alcorn Study, Tuskegee Social Science THOMPSON, LEARA B.A,, Miss. Ind. Grad, Study Lincoln Social Science WOODS, ALMA J. A. B. Tougaloo Social Science . Z ' if 5, ijjiqmmrl nl, ,. , .,.,. . 3 1 f s ' L' aa- ? -- 5 1, . -: 'ff ,-: -..2--.' 'W , f at JONES, BENJAMIN B,S,, Alcorn Study Tuskegee Tenn. State Social Science . . J I O' I PHOTO NOTAVAILABLE FIELDER, ARTHUR B.S., Central State Health, P.E. and Social Science Eiealih auth lghggitml Gilurttttun NOT SHOWN HENDERSON, LENARD B,S,, Jackson State Health and P.E. HILL, CHRISTANNA B,S., Dillard Univ. Health 15,0 GOODEN , C LA UDIA B.S., Jackson State Health and P.E. Q19 GAINES, VASHTI B.S,, Jackson State Health and P.E. A y 'O-we 'QF X - .. . 1 lf-lr? Q J ' K va, 6:23. 'I - fi ,', I: V 7 qlh' ' FJ' ' 'K GREEN, GEORGE B,S,, Alcorn Grad, Study, Atlanta Science and Ath. Dir 5-nu 4 I J J Art, Hingis mth 15111119 Girunumitg gum. RICHARDSON, T, W, GOODEN, JOSEPH DORSEY, HENRY JB.S., Jackson State B.S., Jackson State B,A,, Jackson ?Grad. Study High School Art College Art QChicago Art Institute JArt J i bf' CARTER, CONSUELLA M,Mus. Ed. , Vandercook Band Director 4 , ., 5 M x wg l as Q C X 5- .,. ,..,.fn KEYS, GERTIE M,A,, Columbia University Music and Choir E . i GAMBRELL, IRMA B.S., Spelman, Grad. Study, Kansas State Home Economics , .5 :J, I. -. V MICOU, LADOROTHY MCLAURIN, SEZZIE Alcorn and M.S., TUSRGEGC Jackson State Home Economics High School Choir 5? ,. iz., i in 5 . - ,vr.cgE.f?z5QJg 1 . fs. 5 J S A Rf -ts 25 Business Giluraiiun ARMSTRONG, DOROTHY CURRY, CHRISTINE SANDERS, BETTYE KIRK, WILLIE B. B.S., Alcorn, Grad. M.A., Indiana B.S., Alcorn B.S,, Rust Study, Tenn, State University College Business High School High School College Business Business Business Ed uc at ion C . 'X Y' fp! FIELDER, ROWENA FRISON, LEE A. BROWN, PATRICIA B.A., Bennett B,S,, Mississippi B.S., Alcorn High School Valley State Study Univ., of Shorthand College Business Wisconsin College Business 26 gf MILLER, LORENE B.S., Alcorn M.A., Indiana Guidance and Business Education f if A BENNETT, LORETTA Sec., High School Principal's Office REID, MYRTLE Secretary to Reg istrar Svrretarial Staff YOUNG, LONNIE Sec., Business Office CARSON, BEATTA Secretary Public Re lat ions X STASHER, ELNORA Sec., Bus. Office Nw JONES, MAREAN Secretary to Dean Whiteside HICKS, GARDENIA Secretary to Personnel Director FIELDER, ROWENA Sec., Bus. Office gy'-Q STEWART, MARY Secretary to Registrar ' gk s 1 CHILDRESS, EVA Secretary, High School Principa1's Office 27 'N . J. X ' .Q v xl A 5? A . , 'N 1 I Mira, ' f' 'iffffiiu :-f2:::: ,. .gJ::::.::::., -.A -.3I7tt ':t2f ,zgfjgg ,'1'j::::riI:::f5::j ....Q'-if-.v v f2IIL'fffn',.1 -.,, K , 1, ., , ya un... 'at-'-27 .'f' '?,.dg:f:.'g!-H ,J-.,'.4 ,.,-.. ,.,,,,.,,,... - . . Z :..'fg: ':: mv 25' 'cf' .L ,P':E::::,:::4 Ai S-. '-. 3533,.w '5 1 1... .1-', xl. 'g' ' ., if 5. S- .. r 'Q bt. BLACKBURN, SAMUEL B.S. , Alcorn College Co-ordinator Voc. Tech. Hnratiunttl 1 erhniral Picture ' M 'Q No? Available LENOIR, LAMAR B,S,, Alcorn College Voc. Tech. BLAKE, ALFRED B.S., Miss. Valley ,- an qi 4 .f SHANKS, WARREN B.S., Alcorn College nj CAIN, J. E, M , S, , Bradley Univ. Ind ustrial Ed . I MDNT MAY! A THING YO WUI. S ix Z L Aria- BAINE, JOHN E. Cert. National State Study, Tenn. State Radio Inst., Auto Mech. Voc. Agri. Cleveland, Ohio Electronics Z ASQ A A Ig ' 1 34 tif 'V ' --cfs..-Fai Q V I ts fgffsuf i CUMMINGS. SAMUEL HOWARD, LELA SIMS, soLoMoN C0-Ordinawr B,s,, Alcorn College B.S., Xavier Manpower Tech. Math Tech ' B.S.. Jackson State College Math and Science 28 CASWELL, FREDDIE B.S., Tuskegee Voc. Tech. H! Alix 'N is 'll -- KR- PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 2 KELLY, CLAUDE B.S., Miss. Valley State Carpentry ' lx. , . rnorm N Avuilablu FERGUSON, ARTIS Study Miss. Valley State jlfarulig ann Staff Picture Picfure A 'Na X No, No' LAM, N Available Available MRS, ELLA M. PALMER MRS. A. B. WILSON MRS, LaDOROTHY MICOU B,S,, Alcorn Dean of Women Asst. Dean of Women Dietitian i' 1 li? 8 , l 31' i FNSIQ55 chart MR, ROBERT SHAW MR, CHESTER TOLLIVER Maintenance Man Security Officer Efnuh W ww mn. 'a- -, e3f':'? '.Z:'-fy i M m ' M xp xv 9 'NN 'V K X W + X x Q X0 x N 335 YQ 3'-5 -- ' JE. Q, 3EL5fRviikfs'1:FGi5x,:I, .f XS: 'J-S '..-!!..Jf F.-:T-.tb .4 1. xy :'?f:,, '-'i',,..fmE,2-frlarimrfr 'f- ' - X I COLLEGE DINING HALL STAFF Mrs Ella Moore Palmer D1et1tian N. Students m College Dmmg Hall l ,ff ,, . 3 iiwrwqf- l og . . lf--M . rf., ,- f-f . 5 , .W -, L an , rf' - R ,Z , 0.4 . Faculty DlI111'1g Hall Sunny! Eagan Glemvntarg YJ, 12 7 VW' . ' -' ' , , , ..... ,. V V .,.,,,,. , ,, A W. ,... f V ' I A ww' If -,:-55,,.,,f .,:w 1 ,-A. , . , - A .,.- .gn ' ' ,, ' i f , . .-..V - , 1' 1 we w M ww 4 A we ' f .X ' f' f ,gydwsa tw, 8 RMpf:?, ,,,,g 4 1 In , ,. ,Q 4- ...QWYY .- , ,A-VS QW -.lf fl Nigga , I my , q3,.5,,. H ,Aw 14 Q-yg 'W' 8 5, R Aw 5 'W x , .0 Y! Q A' .,,..-tw . . , A 7-W ' i We 4 MR, WILLIAM GATEWOOD Principal of Sandy Bayou Elementary School Abseni when picfures were made CEI' 3 OES X- A 1- ' afar more 1 1 , UC No! Available I gc : -1-35, - - MRS, TURNER, Secretary MRS. JEFFERIES, Aide ANDERSON, EARLINE B.S., Tuskegee Grad, Study, North Carolina Elementary 08 wif, 11-23 3 L .P -7' 4:,, 4 A ' see PJ, Noi Shiva EVANS, BETTY B,S,, Miss. Valley State Elementary 32 Glvmeniarg CHAMBERS, ARNOLD B.S., Jackson Grad. Study, San Jose College Elementary PHOTO Nov Available f if QE X K 54? wk FURDGE, RUBY B,S, , Miss. Ind. Elementary EDWARDS, LOIS M,S,, Tuskegee Elementary PN OT O NOY AVAILABLE QP 2 SEATON, CHARLES B.S., Rust Elementary Picture No! Available FURDGE, ROZELL B.S., Alcorn Junior High Ind. Art 1 , . ,.. .535 3 - . .- V 1 1 ts X s -..1 . PQ .af ,--: ' sz - Q e, 'P 455352-1 'Z 1 ww, CAlN, HETTIE M.A., Illinois University Elementary RANDLE, MILDRED B.S., Jackson Elementary J AN ITORIAL and CUSTODIAL STAFF MR. HARRY JoHNsoN, S uperv isor i'ElE'f5E5f:' R -ez.-A, . X1 dv 4 f 42 vw v-:e-: iv f .:,:.-:,, -- . ' Q , ffww, 4, 4 Ns. 5 3 3 , 2221+-A ., ., V ' f ., , A, v'::1f5'?f?Z4:3- gifkwii.-:V Q2 1 f ,Raw-fkfgziagee-Z:gy.-ff 1 QA . , 5 REX ' Rina. c sg - 1 iff' girls fs 4 R 1-Q: SQ 1 1 5:5:5155,5:::34::,, Q Q Q Q 2's532.5:.:.s:1.:'s:::s,1:. 2 R fs R X X wwe? mf..,1j3:,-keg-5.1.ggi A :erm J- ,X sf-33 R is A rl R 5 M - v- M V '. R y qw M - -f:.'4?S- mf: in ., . ., su, .R , .. M S 'S us-rg, 2, fs ' -41, .R - ' , ,,W, K 1 -,QD ' Mrs, Beneva Thomas and Mrs. Ruby M. DuCkwO1'Ih :rn-hh mum, H Q 'f M , 2, 01 1br R fy Mrs. Lula Barbee, Mr. Tommie Wrights and Mrs. Mrs. Berneice Brown and Mrs. Mary Wilson Daisey M. Joiner 7' W :ag S' R -M' i 5 ef iw ' 5 1 Eivirugpvrtiun - IEIBS fgrailuaiiun Bag f 'V .,, X 4312232155251 - ' is 243 -5 A. , 1 731 ' ' ,mm ,f A- Miss CJC 1958 Miss Alma Cole YEIJG Editor- in-Chief 1963 E. Chase i Miss CJC 1962 Miss D. Jefferson Editor-in-Chief 1964 P, W. Hill Barkmarh Elmira Bntun Hivmurg 1551119 . V.. , 1.1 1 M .. .ff-gg 1- 1 ,Tx he i 11 ,,t . 44 A 14, ' J , ,V A 'fkw Q 214, , 1 A , , , i'ii 1 v 1 aa, 1.ffri'4l:fgl2s, f-552i 5' ' ':2:.I:E.,'? ,-vg 1'? ' JJ' Li fs it M.. Pres. of College 1949 Mr McLaurin Pres. of Student Council Editor 1966 S. Hart Editor-i.n-Chief 1957 Mr, Bennie Gooden 'VX ,Wi lvl 'Mvvafwvw Mr. and Miss AHS 1967 C, Blocker and S, Davis -gli' lst Sponsors of Annual Staff- Mrs. Z. Barron and Mr. Wilcox Pres. of Student Council 1967 Willie Jude Miss CIC 1965 DeVoyce Campbell A Glrihute in Jlfnrmer Washers muh Alumm - 0' 1 ff . . xl, '1 , T EI 1 1 - Wei! 3 5 5 s- 'Lf Efl , ,, ,,,,, ww .,, ,n M ' Q 9' Q 36 me Salute ss .M sw- ? W r..,,,r N ,ss-A ms il . Lrg. A .w MMHNNM' ww XSS . . MRS. ZEE A. BARRON FIRST TEACHER OF COAHOMA JUNIOR COLLEGE We salute Mrs. Barron for her untiring, dedicated services of twenty years. Through her dedicated services our school has grown to be one of the leading Junior Colleges in Mississippi. She has always striven to expose our students to the finer things of life. Aside from her duties as classroom teacher and Student Personnel Director, she finds time to carry on the following activities: Sponsor of The Coahoman Advisor of The Coahoma Tribune Advisor of The Student Council Director of Sunday School on Campus Works with B. S. U, Councils with Matrons and Dean of Men about welfare of students Furnishes transportation for students when needed Sponsors Campus Movies These duties do not include the many non-school related activities of which she holds many high positions. She has traveled through Europe and the Holy Land three times. Mrs. Barron, there is no other like you. WE SALUTE YOU!!! Friends of The Coahoman Q ampuss JSSIPIIEZ FE YW' I nw'm swf lv Ili! :ms Ill! swf ill!!! Q --S - Q ' 5 . :1,,:' -.-. -: .:- S! -4 3 s 1033 .1 142 a x ' arm' .l ' -a z Q Nw I X 'Bra-,:.gJ.f:.x-sw---Y , . A ,.. V ffwf-,Q A ,Q A fw ' KI A- A FM .AKA V 1 tl mn. W K 'II-Q I avr' X0 5. : 1 -T: ,. RSX, ..., . f gf' ,W A wr? V r' y 1 H I H y :K -K,,, W, , I f-. -- I l lf- 7 f F116 mm . M ' .K mm- M, 48323 ' 1 v 1,1 , 1 'BSA ' Q S M , ? , , f f ' J ?2?9f':jg ' 1' 4 3 My H gg 'Q 1, E ' - Q vs , AYLL.,-' ' . , .I v A VL, -Q .1 I 1- f . - ' ' , 3122-7:v.1 N ' Q in-'G' H35 , ,' A . 'r 'MMA Y QAWM ,,,: V -2 55 If M, A,,, . A , , ' Q W, Q., , , fedex 4' f. 22.35511 ' :N ' - V-.L ,W X' .,.,:. Y -. A ' -- JF - ,. . kg1,,-:.f2:Q-, LI .7 N nv ' ,-Aaf, W, I ,V-H' ..f' ., , T . , ' l ' 4. F- . ' '1?f'Iv5 f'2 ,. ,, I any 4 V ---. 1 Q - 2 di- 2, '51 , ' 4 -Q U . if V '2wlvwve-3-mf' X V F . , :-- 1- A , i,,t.'-4 , . , . . -- - , , -X .fwfr ,MrF.M-.h VW Jw V 1 , ,. ,g , , vga.,--.,4. . .'Q? X ' x fn , . . ,N :-. -.-. -, . 571- M - 4' '-,' .- - 'H' Q' V-1 -.f fu ' M V'??'-M11 435' . -' , .B .h - 1:43 NV ,J 5,52 :, :-A,,fw-....13Q ,5.z.,':i- .f djqfw, ng .M gn., , f-. I 'A-,, -9 ff - 65,52 vw, 'f ,-- .,N- ,--' ..QT4gg? ,- 'F :ff 'fv ., , 714f?3f .. J , M... ' ' wi-Df:Wlf?'fi' mf' f, ' Q .V :I V v' , V ., V 1' . 4 4 V , W If QL ' 5 H , :Qi '9 FE if Q, ,, ,y,,,u, I, U Ll, , ,:z4f,,f- 7' 'W ' , r km : Sf ,Q in Vs 'f f' 0,51 .ag -'Div x x -.wx r cw 1 .W l5igh Srhuul Stuhenig Belaxing , Ewing Eunrh lfliuur ' .mx M . 'A , 1 Q I A .. '-A.--. . ., k 614 ' 9 if 1 j Q . ir 4. 4,5 xfi X 2 I A if:-. ' 1 V . K' N X9 9 In A wwf V 3 i 1 3? f .. , X K i X-j,.,:.::. .- . -- ,4- : 4 .Q , V 'Ml ern' ,ff ,M .4-'AP if Burmiiurg igifv .2 5 : S., ' ,A fl' David Taylor, supervisor of men, converses with Lonnie Patton. 5 in , i .ff'ff'AQ.t QL Mui ' ' X YA A ' van., -v '3,:'.?Qk Rv: ' 4 ' J ' .Q Q . ,T p .- . 5, I - tu ,1:..w,iN, g-:.,.,PL1l.,...l-V.,5!.i,! .... f,LL,Jj, Evaunsvlu 4 ar ww' rf-'wt ww nv ' .- J J , 'f f,- new w ,..., V '11 v. VS,-at 'J . Q X - .,1uxz.'w' . ,M , fl- A 'Z -,, D -'xl M X N4 N: my 3 f- 1 -X am 1 1: ' ' ' gr- 1 ' E ,A iw , - D ,, 1 , Q. S' f Q he V I . .eta a 1 2 f 7 ' N '1 ' f l J ,A 33, I s as 1 g, . v 1 'Y Qi 'imp 3' a' i way t tgfli. H . A .x.2i,v2,:w, g , li Group of men in Dorm 3 - 4 i. Four men in room Z? ' Matthew Walker in room ww: 2 ing, v-..,' 2 Q 'T' 1 :+- s V Bnrmiinrg Eifv EV!! SV is-nm-awww 1 132 ' Y, 31 , .,,,.s 45 L' 13 ' -N-ef-win 1 li 'M PQ i , rrn n 3' 4 Taking a pause before going in Mrs, Wilson and Mrs, Micou take time out with the girls Burmiturg Eifv psy way- ,.,,., x ,, x,1:,,,A t t f gg Sophomore girls standing on alert Freshman girls get together 1 X 0. LM 6? .V '- X JR 4 '-Q-,. .HI ' v I .3 , ,1 .K M.: ALA. r , :W 5 V-if. V if X , f he I' ,531 v ,AK .j. - V2-, ri V f Arthur Turner, one of the Gri11e's Clerks, takes time out to pose for our photographer. 4 wx v The Grille is not only used for recreation, many students find it most convenient for studying. flu -pw- A x K4 vax - , Q ,WI . A -..W 'g4.f:'fA, ' ' 'Q 'E' 'Qs -l Q W 'L . ,Aw if f. 39. 3 ff 1 , XN I !XCTlVIT IES I fin CJFQCAN ZATI QM '60 QCWWQMW X X f O J 0 , , RRR N x..,f K dm-1LLil'I ampug Queen muh lgrvssiilenig Presldent Mlller crowns MISS C J C M1ss C J C and Presuienr of the Student Counc11 1 w 1 I 47 l . , 'vw-' . Q , 1 e I 4 he Bngal uuri i a K I x I A N V 1 1 -Q il -X 3 MISS C, J. C. and COURT I X I 5 r 1 4 48 MISS C. J. C. and ATTENDANTS mr. tmil fflie-we Ptgritulturul liigh gfiithunl 1958-BH Brenda Rebecca McCune, Miss A.H.S. for 1968- 69, is the vivacious and charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCune, Principal of Coahoma Agricultural High School, Clarksdale, Mississippi. Brenda is a very popular and active student not only at school but in the community as well. She has been an honor student for four years. She is a member of the Debating and Speech Club and the French Club. In her Church, Friendship A.M.E. , she is vice- president of the Yotmg People's Department, and serves as president of Northwest-East Conference Young People 's Department of the A,M.E, Church. Brenda plans to enter College after graduating from A.H.S. Hernando Cortes Desoto Payne, Mr. A.H.S. for 1968-69, is the scholarly and well-mannered son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stewart of Jonestown, Mississippi. Hernando is captain and outstanding player of the Mighty A.H.S. Tigers. He has been an honor student for four years, and maintained 3,00 average during his Junior year. Hernando is a very active member of the Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Jonestown, Mississippi where he serves as a Junior Deason. ,He plans to enter College and continue to excel in Sports. 49 mr. muh ming ahh uurt is.Nl.g, ,M LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Riley, D. Gambrell, H. Payne, B. McCLu'1e, H, Threets and D, Perryman - President of Student Council congratulates Mr. and Miss A, H, S, Kilim ifliumeruming 1958-BH Principal McCune crowns Odessa Oliver Cseniorl our Miss Homecoming Miss Homecoming and her attendants ride the royal float .Qs Einmeruming Sipnilighi ,Q f Homecoming Queen and Our Team and the Crowd Court ' ,v I I, Q E. ' . t ' A . . A Q in aff- f I - , 'fir ' Wi T33-aQL,',t -wftt 5:2 A 1 ,as Q' ffl' W, I.-JMQM, iv 'Ili .Nils fy., ' A f-'V 5? i .ELA lil! pk 5' VU. -1 .sw . J I . . n - n-+.QJ?f 5-if vi-wfttfle-rf , t y, 1 J 'nw 4, -.-.gt '. .de 4'-'7 Q., gif'-,1, ng -t -- .r1g,ff:e+3Qg,zt 'n,gy 1rf9rfi.aunt 'e f if 'fi' ',q ',,u.f,'KQf,-'qrled .,17: 1 J' N 1 ' ' . I-1 M, . , ' ,w t,: ?fQl5-K V ' .. W I-.' 7' N '. .4 ' at Miss A.H,S, looks them over 7'fe?g '1.,g ,ff f , L 'fl QQ , A . . , , . e '5-gf! 'a u x QM Q9 FB wet- Q Q- tt' - t , ,I Ef9'q fyF 'fi' .V --K , L 53.2, M f ' 1 '- P- V1 , t -: , A eff if 1 ,,, - if ' ' of ' 5 9 it t .N o 1 .ff n t t . o me eww X .Q :oi QU' 2' I ff' 5' 'f AAA. , 514 L ' A ' ' Q ' y A, W 1 3 - 315, 5 ii, 5 f 3' X 1 'f ,M IAV! , NE .Q YQ .5 ' '-'1f1'7' A ' Q M -'Qm Y H 7 1 f-f' a??42'i+1 rg? 'flmvfwgf 5:3 IWW A31 ft 'iff' f , Xt A 4 ,t, .--1 vi .:- 1 Numb ' YU? 'gh Q i.:-nfl. ' 'u:'5 ?: I I p Pi, 'L -nf f' '. I 1 rg? Q - WH' ' v ,' 'P ' Q , Q in , J : 2 .AV I' ' 'lf ,mx ,tt it DEIAAQ .,.,v ggflflx LAY, A ., V , M - ,IRQ ., A - A '1-, 'Q my A , 1 to Q 'Rt to ..-N ..., , Wgniiz- , 5 5 ' . 16,3 , ' AT Miss C,J,C, and Student Government Eihrarg Ariihiiim V, l ig A . x 1 lg S f ll - il sl Q Q 3 A A ?4iffQ,, X' ' M55 4 ifiihrarg ,Agghiiilblllfg ani! 55116191115 ' - f L jiHf..'f5ffR . Q mir Q M 1 , Q 1 LN Lg. x ' my ,sl . JQ, Ps.: I ' H g Q Q ' - s m I N . W .L Hllhn'-s mlm in Prmerirttn Eluninr ullvgvss These 18 Coahomans join an elite group of student leaders selected from 600 colleges 5 K A , ln sk lf -4. in all 50 states the District of Columbia and -rw vii - Q' several foreign nations in North and South GW America. Selections were based on scholarship, i leadership in extracurricular activities, ser- 4. 'Qi X vice to the community and future potential. X , r Charles Johnson Linda Daily Frank Melton is f R f 'll ' , xx . ,, , v 5 2 fig x Y -nv John Calvin Shelly Hentz Nicey Polk Christine Kinard Hansel Gunn ' ., 19. ...IU f ' , i Yr-nl A Robert Scott Viola Cosey Thelma Henderson Stella Hill Lonnie Edwards PHOTO N A lb! Clarence Howard Calves Kemp Myrtis Wilson Susie Genus Woodrow Brown n IHES Sim' ,Pupil amil Sim' feather ELLA JOHNSON, A.H,S, Star Pupil for 1968 and MR. FLOYD MILLER Star Teacher Principal McCune Presents Awards And Congratulates A.H,S, Star Pupil L r Star Pupil, Her Mother and Star Teacher v lbfnnnr Siiuhvnis Q we , , - f . '-,, I f,, 5 ft-A ', 1 ' 4' ,imwzfxfwlv -J H E, ,,, . V .. 4. ,,.,, , f ., u ,Wffsww .A MQ w I. r ?6?-aj.iu,j - ,., !i?y,:gf, .4 E,,,k,,gQfffjQ:rQ,Kz,g,3Q, 'iJ'?jEE7:gy.Q , A, 5. fr--1:1-?,,,91 ., ,I 'SY-,-cpge --if-,gg,.1f ,,,,.,-.. 1-4 A: by 'f',-ffl'-1.1, 1,5 QL ' , . , .A . ,, 5.-.' - A-. I 4 4 5- ,Ig E. -, I- ff ft ,,-5' 2 w .1 vi-v 'z '- - ' IF fra- 'sf , 'N -uf 1 45.1 Q ,. . -',- -94 X-Y --,-4,L . ,v-., .'-A fr' '. ,.- ', fy.,,,1 , . ,,-. I. rv ,M X .1 , . 3 ,,43g9gN J,.L:-4Mf,'H13 , :J ,li 5-Pg f.5.2r!,,- I W , , , 54,3 ,414 J- 53, .,f' .f 5, ju ff.,-frm' ,.,,g,' zk'b.:i,lhf4Jl .QAQlui ,' ft-FQ-01 '-31 1'1-'?fai'i 1Af?. ft'k '1-ifftff in rv. -if 251:91 wif' 225.1 QL-:2ff52La,511f? f,fQ..J., 7 nn. ni? J, DEAN 'S STUDENTS SOPHOMORES 'f'- f ?nw,.-ww-.M . BC...-W. ., 4 1 t..,s. 5 'W 5,-uw, J A , . ff , 1 J7:f,'7Z,,, 'A ' L 'fp Aw! .,f -, .nf I ,Q final P? ,gi 4 ,rw YM gh, ff' vw , -4, M' 4. ,nn ',A':f ',.- ',- ff ff f ,-- . ,y 9, - ' ,f fa A , ,W-,f ,', ',.,,..f,-'J , .4 'f -'S , ,,, .. , . , , 4 , I ' . 1' Y .. M 'Q' , na I . '!1 - -- - 'ig' 5 E ' . . 'G , - . 4- ' . 4 ,,. A 4 f v HONORABLE MENTIONS SOPHOMORES , ' ff 2 4 A , . yn.. 1' .. .uw 4 3 F if Q , , , . H, I1 lbfunur Siiuilvntg fl? s i 1,353 1-5 Wig, L .JVM A 92: 1 DEAN'S STUDENTS FRESHMEN R ' 5 W A M gwmff f- A .. , V , f' ' m . , , Q. .. I a-+1 2 A f ' ,. w3,g 'v.., fx- - , , . 1-'Q Hfx Vg. - V K .- , M, ,f , ,. .. - , M , In . M X , . V ,,. ff N-,,, ,., , .. , A ,nr I ,... X A W H v- ., , .fu . , . , , .f 'VI,,.x F L 'N M' It . HONORABLE MENTIONS FRESH MEN I -, ' A., Wa '. -N' A- :V ik 1 QI.fU.Q,T. muh Egreum regentatinn 'ff Mk-V ,- 'A -Ji-v 'l NEW ORLEANS PHILHARMONIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Werner Torkanowsky, Music Director egru lfiiigturg mesh 5 1 -C AINAEFQIC 'Est wsfsssv.ms --3-as se-A.m.sx:-'mxwms-K-fi-'rf-1 awww' 'e ' ' .- 3. ' President of Student Council and Miss C,J,C. admir- ing Bulletin Board. during Negro History Week. N F, . N Dr. Aaron Henry, one of the speakers on our campus 5 ' 2 rift TL- i fri? .152 . Mr, A, B, Lewis, National Treasurer of NAACP, Mr, T, Edwards, reminding us of our Heritage. speaks to the Coahoman Family. 59 fhv Ilfurtg Haifa A Qkzpvlla fhuir nf uahunm Hit. ullege mth um L-I - 0 THE COMBINED CHOIRS Mrs. G. C. Keys, Director C.J.C. and A,H,S., SOLOISTS 4th ROW L to R: A. Mumford, A. Pates, A. White. 3rd ROW L to R: L. Henderson, C. Johnson. 2nd ROW L to R: G. Burts, L. Keys, S. Edwards. lst ROW Lto R: B. Ray, P, Jones, D, Ray Adj. . muh huirg YW' ., :Wa Y A. H, S, CHOIR Mrs. Gertie Keys, Director W -- ya, ,, Daily Practice - C. J. C. CHOIR V..- ..-1.. -gr f. ,,,,,....-.Mc .. fuahuma Efuniur nllegv muh A5133 1661113 .,,,,.,,,,,,,..1---v-f-1' ,1 5252 The Marching 77 Under the Direction of Miss C. Carter 5 gf -I ' Iv f -Awww v,,:. SOPHISTICATED HIGH STEPPERS Lois Fair and Beatrice Spencer, Drum Majorettes 'he H77'sx in Sgieriiunrs - 4- A BRASS SECTION CJ? FRENCH HORNS Im BRASS SECTION 'hs H77'-sf' in Sgeriiunss .... -M,-.,,I ig I .. ..., . .,.., V , H u - '-l'fl7'flf'f l , -, ,- . I 7913, .l.-xl: 1 -- V'Q 2 . x I PRESIDENT OF BAND V.-Q.-WM. ,,,,,,.,,,,,m,,wmK In uw-w...wM...,. REED SECTION FLUTE SECT ION if - 1 I 1 W, QI'6lfl '-1 in I fvfwffe?ffffH'I7!I'ifff1fM4 If 'gf A' lv ,, 1' I , f.,, , , I f W Y . M A ,, , A' 71: 3,f?'f,4,1 ff A A' f., . ,, . ,, M4 I A f I I ,, ' ., J I.: -N,,:31-- , F 'kiwi ' ,rar '4'- 'f 1 ' - 'Qfmf4y,q. 'f -ff I I f rf- '-fl ' ' Zffw ' '- Y -F 'f-W' if '42f2wg'f -'f '!'T'?'? -10,1 y 1 ag nap 1 ,,jfaf,fM . ya' f- . ,yt 4, r w : iv-5 - 1 ' f - ff ,..'.gwfi, ,IL-flu! ' 1' Jimi. 11- TW L' I 4 -' BAND IN ACTION E Bathing Hlugiriang i N N 1 1 1 N N N a I w f BEGINNING DRUMMERS J 1 Vedelski Miller and I 1 Henry Childress L BRASS AND WOODWIND BEGINNERS - Young, but promising 1? f A 'ima in Memvmhvr: 1957 genial' Ari Gxhihii 3 vy , ww is n M, Q, . ! ??ff f Q . .keff ' ' iff K fi ! 1 2.5, J' .... . ., 1 1 1,152 H ff wg, f I Je, ,, 1,,.ag , f',,g fig, Q ,gg1,,Z 9 :T 4 ff ., 41, A. , 12 2 K'?f ,,,z,igL- if 1 x?1? Wghilll J . . 4,4-Z . 'N I P x ' 'F 2 :'llL . I 1 ,V 2 ,mtv X 47.2. A ' L, fy- ,, M, rw' ' ' V I J 2' 1 1 I4 4. 35 4 f Q if '?Q I Art Qfnngultani His-Kita Ari Qilwsszesa .R 19,9 1 fx I 'iff Q, i4 S , Mr. Shapiro, a consultant to the High School Art Department, poses with an art class. 1 A M-w.r..,5f,g ,,,,Q V I Q, V WWW, Seniors, Lubbie Lofton and Larry Stokes, promising young artists, display some of their works. ' 67 liaxppinew 315 ning in 1 lL llll ' 1 VNS' 'fr i . 1 Q P gif -Mvt . sz..-,L vis? 2 A -1 -I Y. ' 'if Q Q lx' X 4 4, - Wil.: ,f ., ' 4 , . u 55 ' fe.-fi ,I Mr, Richardson always enjoys the excellent work ' ' ' '2 if done by his students. fc .- 5 . , 'tl If -V . ,, .m 1 x ' 6 , 1 i , l I 6 , . , iw m. 1' Huff .., I a, Q ,V 1 H P L 1 , . W 4' ,.., , .,,,.,., ,, ff' , ,. , naman I, V iv V v. ,. ' V ., ,,,. , These students take time out to show their exhibits. ,,,.,-4' ' wt ' - 68 ,X f f ,l ,yt,y, There are no idle minds in Art 101. l E s . U , ,af t --Q ::' gg J f Q U . 5. , 9 fi 4 , , jlfauzulig memhvrz Aftvnil mag lgaftg ihvn hg igrmihvnt miller s D ia 'J ywvl, 43 ' f,. 4- - Q 3 F 4 4' 1-Qa- 9 s A N, Q... Qfuahnmn Er. Qlullege anii A.l5.S fgarvnt Glearhvrss ,7-Xwsuriaiinxx s if P, T. A. XMAS PARTY Miss C, J, C. and Parents, Mr. d M s, Morris Daily 51115511 Qfluhg INF ELITE CLUB and SPONSOR CHARMETTE HIGH SCHOOL CLUB 'LJ fi W , lf' Summer Unrirhmvni igrugram Siuhenisz Hiszit . Enuisz, Hliggnuri fr ' ' - --3 3 ' Q 5 3 1 Y if . 5 , QQ.. ' ' 1 'L ,f fff-' X, ,. 1' . 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J A gf, ,J gf ,V V . f '. , I., u mr 'V ' 1 ,.,, 1, 71flf??2! , .,A, V VZIV ,1,-fini ' I I I ! 4 , 1- ' A ,,v ., 2 -I f ,5 .,'2- ,,-1y,g,4.2,.f'1' M A ,G-1 2.1 Mmg1f,.? ,dnt ,Z..f,,q,,4,,.,g .1.f,g-11-vdffgzf ,,.f.x..,V.M,, V , H f. 4' ws .ff 'W' -+ ..: M , I ' ' - . 8, A , V Q--1, VV ,g uy WL A f,..,,w- V ' ' f xv . -V 13 ,V .V I-VVFAH NV ,- V .,., I . ,,.',, M, VXA 5, ',,5V. 'J m712'!'1Pg' fa ' Q -,.m., ,.. ,, , .V - ,- , VV A VV,ii,,.?5?GV54VVVVVh QV ,,V. V., V AJ nf, VV 8' , , 1 1, a ff . 0 W f A 3 14 ff M Vfzjgga + Coahomans at ball game ullege Elie vrrlv Ilianraiia The officers of Le Cercle Francais are: Joel Davis, President Alfred Jones, Vice President Melvinia Johnson, Secretary Bernice Spanks, Assistant Secretary B John Calvin, Treasurer A Bobbie Griffin, Business Manager ' Sarah Pittman, Reporter -7 V, ,A -I-,giz-iff, 3 ' .Q ,lvl min U fill! sim N in 9 . It W 4 , m imc Vs H ,Q V 54 ye 54 vita l , Baptist Siuheni mniun H Il Human 1 The B,S.U. Choir is composed of twenty-one voices under the direction of Miss S, Genus and Mrs, L, D, MiCou. m sf 1 vw. 1 .h:: '7 Ax .-xi' i Q Ni ' il u gs r 'rszr-E?mf1--f-- X ds Q s sons D s R MR, s, E, GRINSTEAD PON and A VI O Founder and Director of National B. S. U. 'W 'Q V Miss Earline MIS. Z. A. Anderson BHIIOH '49 it fix 1' i 1 ' ,,sV . . , 74 Rev, Miller OFFICERS KSEATED L, to RJ Gerlean McPherson, Business Man.: Thelma Henderson, Financial Sec.g Gene Fowler, Pres.: Shirley Perkins, Secretaryg Albert Calvin, Jr., Vice-Pres- identg Viola Cosey, Commit- tee Chairman, QSTANDING L to RJ Dorothy Gatewood, Treasurerg Catherine Smart, Reporterg Susie Genus, Choir Director. The Baptist Student Union was established for the purpose of popularizing and keeping vital the activities of the church in the lives of the students It is a home for the students of Bap tist denomination and serves as a bridge between the local churches and the college students iflffi-H auth fri-ilfii-H Qhffirersz bg, .K 1 1 F li Tm-H1-Y ' OFFICERS: O, Oliver, Pres., B, Edwards, Vice-Pres.: C, Bruce, Sec.g M, Poindexter, Asst. Sec.g V, Smith, Treasurerg D, Ray, Bus, Mana- ger, S, Burch, Parliamentariang C. Jones, Chaplain, M. Tyler, Student Council Representative 4 ' : ,wk HI-Y OFFICERS: L, Lofton, Pres.: V. Jordan, Vice-Pres.g P, Shanks, Sec., N. Bays, Treasurer, C. West, Parliamentarian A, White, Song Leaderg A, Hamp, Chaplain, W, McGaston, Sgt. at Arms, T. Bradley, Reporter Sunhag 5-'grhuul OFFICERS Thelma Henderson, Asst. Supt.: Dennis Hodges, Treasurerg Bettye Wilson, Sec.: Gene Fowler, Re- porterg Supt., Charles Kelly Jsflq A' 5 sr The College Sunday School has played a vital part in promoting Christian in- terest among campus students. It proved that religion can be fun as well as mean- ingful. The Sunday School increased in enrollment and interest as it promoted pro- grams that stimulated the social as well as spiritual life of the students. It can be said that the students of CIC have found in the Stmday School the path that leads to Christian Love and Peace of Mind. 77 Giluraiiun luh as C up-on-J Y . Q 1 X4 ' Q :L ' 4' 3 ', f l, HV K I , s y E .4 2 if 3 . Wk Representing the Education Club at the Future Teachers' Associa- tion were L, to R.: Mr, D, Harris, Sarah Pittman, Ed Wiggins, Lula Eley and Mr. J. Wiley. -xl ,, ww El 'fr '::' .,,. fx., EDUCATION CLUB SPONSORS - Mr. D. Harris and Mr. J. Wiley Siuhent uunril Student Council President Charles Johnson takes time out to confer with committee chairmen Carrie Burts and A, Mumford. W U. 'Tl -A , , .fx t P XS i . ., X 'kr.,-, x suv' Q ,R A ., i' , , - .,,..i : i..:,,:.. A it -i2-12 1- 03 OFFICERS: Thurman Mitchell, Parliamentarranp b x ! i11': ji Iiivviuh Ne w Mrs. Z, A, Barron, Advisorg Charles Johnson, qxi i,,1 Presidentg Lena Butler, Secretaryg Lubbie Lofton, est' ----4-:,' ::,... . Chaplain Y I gil jst' N x ' College Student Council Mrs, Z. A. Barron fx W .1 . Ii- ' , 4 'V High School Student Council and Advisors, V1V Mrs. E. L. Bridgeforth and Mr, L. Gorman exft' 1 2 37' and Advisor, S , 'ti L1 if S N , 2 ?5'4KS25, ' at w if 9 5 'Ji ' ' f i l m .... ig w,, v Chairman of the Science and Mathematics Department Center MR F. GAMBRELL Jlfuutstepg un the 39511155 nf Mme W.. ,-v'- '.h ' 7 r'Y-.xxxxsxkxxss-MJQJ A W! -P1553 2 ir 5 H I 'L E I , Q N, s 4 'ra Q ef' i .9 ,Q 5 ' iii' 1 W. x A Y M Left: PHYSICAL SCIENCE Mr. R. Keys, Instructor Right: GENERAL CHEMISTRY Mrs. C. B. Catchings, Instructor jlfuutatvpss nn the :Saunas wfmlwefsr V 45. 4: aa Y lit was V 9' ' W il 'W ' E 'A .434 we llun .te j. -- ,- .-,aww av fa. Wea. awe- -f 1 -1 Science and Mathematics Science and Mathematics Majors king on Campus Beau o Staff Meeting Wor S1 . S Zt. i M 5 2 lfif e 9 S E xii ev? I -M -135' 49' irflf i I e , ' X .' .V-A , ' ' 'M ' ff 5 t ' . mf- a..L'? :N'fs .X -J N1 H3 e .ft -at W' 1-ja? 'Z 'T X Q 4. L f Q 5 .A Q f Wm'-K I J J A ri' f 29 , 'if f ,.? -.. . ,a W .- 4,7 -,-V, ar '99 v -f -. g ' -.. g,. v ,.,, . -, A Y Q i 0 1 V 1 6, R. fi. 7: ,Q Ax -' Z v i S+' ' 2' ,gait f J, W Ai i.N Mwugal A :iii Ati aj , ig' 'H' - A , Ng. ,,-4, 'V' -W Science and Mathematics Majors Socializing on campus Mr F Gambrell Instructor GENERAL BIOLOGY Mr. E. Smith, Instructor 5' ', ff, i ' . f 1 ,Qt ,. if 'HL P4'4,av.':fs'.zff,s. -' WW' 1?-Q ' as 1.' :Qf':5iik'fM1Q.r V' V ,am Einuigiepss un the Sanhsa uf inns L X .V 1, A Q! O A . N if fo iff swf Mr Gambrell and Mr. Smith attended the National Science Teachers Association which convened at Washington, D. C. CMarch 29 - April 2, 19681, One of the Science Symposium 's main goals was ac- complished with the exciting trip to Houston, Texas A successful year was terminated by the Culmrnatmg Affair with our guest speak er Dr C Daughtery :wi .Ag - 3 U , . . - 'ev 'g, .1 V- - ,Y 1034 , V ' ' ' 7'-., 9 ' . f ' -1 H ,' ' 15,4 Q . in A , .LV 82 L infants Hlaihvmaiirss wggmpulsium Mr. R. Keys Mrs. C, Catchings Mrs. A, Brown Mr, G. Ellis Mr. E, Smith Mr, G, Williams P O N O Mr, Willis 1' , E: Q ,gy VV ' a t Mis P . : -'ww 5 5 si' at U54 ' -171' V - fvq, M. ,ai is ,W M - ,rs '1'r ?m7 r ' 1 341. S - in -1, - ,. ,- Q A M J H' nr f P53 Z' ,M W ' My if M N, z ,I if if! W Freshmen and Sophomore Science and Mathematics Majors Honor Students rx 5 fn. .4 X. , ,. I L. ZX W ,,.,,? 1 . .f 3.41 V' .Iwi -xt., lu. xg rn Q S' Q we - 5 . i 4 'Qt-: Q . CHQ 7.9 ,F S sgfgg q . -rm' S, ' A 5' F3-' E ae , Li, M X, J . X 5 , - '55 5 11 S .. ,Q f -A :- ' ll: Www Q 5 Ei A W ' 'A . . . M q.A' . wx Science and Mathematics Symposium W v'-W ' as -K Picture Noi Available O Pres. H. Cmnmings Sec, L, Daily Treas. L. Watson Parl. R. Rogers Chaplain E. Chapman Bus. Mgr. Jamison Reporter Whitaker Eussinesss Gilumiinn Bepurtmeni fl ' ': . Mrs. C. I, Curry, COORDINATOR E. 7 Mr, L. Frison, ACCOUNTING Mrs, L. Miller, SECRETARIAL PROCEDURES --.. . .,,2E:iE 'l in Mrs. B, Sanders, SI-IORTHAND-TYPING MIS. P. Brown, SHORTHAND-TYPING 84 X if II I ' - I fo by ,. Q Q A I ' A . T , I -J C ,A.1V.,, , R FS? RQ f .., I A ' R? l 1 - ., I., A 5 if ',Q. 'A I A A ,r . ., ,. hi Esta Eamhim fur- .6 19 ' 3 M, I. R If R X . I 1 , . .r K ....-.. A - x- .. I .' , I, -I - L, f .,,,, -as F-z Rs.. s I F? z 3 . I 3 -A ? u A Q ll 1. sf ' ,:f:'5i z:1'EZ:. , ,K N-N r.. 5 ig: A ., W x s , 5 :.Q1+ s. N I Izlbffv . ,, A' . l , -V 5, , V ' 1 I ,... -3, --fi., A.. ,. . '. .I A In KX X 3 .,,,. Qi..- K X X, L I - 4 x, - f , . .' ,. M i.,-fw -1 . - . - 3 W, i I, V5 ig: I .' - f 5- :gig L ' A , ...,g.g- -A V i I E I , li fi' H: .Q . as ,.,, 'M f ' :I - , 1 f i . 5.1 I:u,,,s ,, H V.: ,L ,fy ss X... -I-I , ,- , sw lien 5 xg X ig 'iv ,S P an x 1 -b 'fx -+ , - . 32.1, 1 . 20' fe A w A CENTER PICTURE OFFICERS: L. to R. T. Henderson, Treats.. S, Hill, Pres.. S, King, Reporterg D. Marten, Asst, Sec.: D. Gatewood, Vice-Pres., R. Gassett, Secretary , 1 5 NL T R 1 X wr S x GX 11: . X ,5 .3 . ,gif-f.,f. Rxvsq ,:,- M- . MR. AND MISS PHI BETA LAMBDA SHIRLEY PERKINS AND DANIEL WASH MESDAMES CURRY, BROWN, MILLER, AND SANDERS, SPONSORS 85 L' igussinvw Bepartmeni - -ik, M ' nn ,, Xixbxiuv 31,-,hi Si J. :- 1-A ...M-44 A' K A L. Uh 11 Ax X . .ill 0 NDS if 13' - Ns! n 'nf XX ,--s. ,,,, YM r' 4 AM: 'Mu-an-5 si f -' ' f za, , 'Na ?Qf f?' my vw' , 1 ps . wrelff. 1 Qiigh Srhuul Eussinvw HIGH SCHOOL ADVANCED TYPISTS HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS xi' a- Qx Qi ' V Benning muh Euginvw .A,. , ii 1 :V .'.x 3 5 X EX IBS? Emu' Hu HIGH SCHOOL READING LABORATORY Mrs. L. Lenoir, Teacher I X I KJ xx 'Ulunl is N2 sis.- ' HIGH SCHOOL TYPING CLASS '+,,,.M Mrs, D, Armstrong, Teacher 4-at - , .V ' 1 'm.:,.,.. , I ,.,,.. , , . , -V HIGH SCHOOL TYPING CLASS Miss Lawrence, Student Teacher Alcorn College Eiigh wgrhuul Qfluhg gif: Llem O A DEBATING AND PUBLIC SPEAKING ROYALS AND ROYALETTES HIGH SCHOOL HONOR SOCIETY ifiiigh Srhuul Glluhg mth Spunszurss I -3? E 3 3-' ' E. Qi? 1 Q b S S .,. 3 ' mxkllfl N' 'wg X A Dramatics Guild and Sponsors H gh School Math Club and Sponsor, High School ifliumv Grunumirss Bepmftmeni THEORY CLASS IN FOODS ----- Mrs. Irma Gambrell, Instructor va I CLOTHING CLASS --------- Mrs, S, M, McLaurin, Instructor -65, 'S-so I 4 CLOTHING CLASS - - - - - - Mrs. S. M. McLaurin, Instructor .gmmrmvsN K 5 I Tl I si sg w u J' , ,QI-.Q huwmpx f I7 fX fm I 5. . . -fa ' gr 3, . g, 'i . N .. I.. 'Wa 'Q 'M I C-H-. - ' K., ,I 'L' A '?, . ,L M., I Lrg. 5 j, fnflqija-Q . , ,-fs 1 . vs-,A,. V '21 -,Q-v - 'lp 158' bs- ,- -.. f .,u. s . f. k- .6 -Q V Az, W , - A H, 4-vw Hnraiiunal I erhniral 97 W ac- ,f - .- W- W A -, V,-ph - .fu - W-9 ,.1.. I -,. -..,-f.:' y, ., . rv..-'I' I., ' I .A --.A 1 ,, ,, V , I. , , Lic fr-111-'Wing'wa-'fro-fwfr'- M gi I3'5,?ii'Q-. '?'.1 Ni3Q, 1-K-rq? C:f ' Q13 1. Y. W? 4 ADVANCED BUILDING CONSTRUCTION - Mr. Joseph Cain, Instructor - -Im ibbxb. arg. 19' 4 .V ' I , 92 I .-. .Mfr ' ,wi fag-' Mir. lf ff MAN POWER CLASS - Mr ,22!!'4'f' If VvQQ jd I Q1 Mooney, Instructor f 7,, -rf- Glertrunirg 'Bitlisziun BASIC ELECTRONICS CLASS - Mr. Baine, Instructor L--Ai' y M ,fr 99' 9 99 I 1 COMPUTERS CLASS - Mr. Baine, Instructor . .X vw? Wm:-:'.' vrwmwwmw .fd 4 -.,- ,, ., ,.,Wiw N lgnmiiunal I erhniml AUTO MECHANICS fBody and Fender Repairj Mr, Artis Ferguson, Instructor 51 fr5fmE'f,.:Q', 'Z','fT3:. 1. ,ff Qt-3AQ:clfis. w.::,w,.. -N--mfs f , . .:-:m.:1:s- .ft MR xx vfivxgff w , Alibi - - ,,-, , . ,W . s l I , 4 ,,,,fMg,,g,...-0-'j+i'f, , '- I ' ...,w'f A CHANGE OF PACE fGirls! lj IN CARPENTRY Mr. Claude Kelly, Instructor 2 lfvklbn- 'Sdn '9 2,, 3nf ' ' K :. ,.,, A I , 715 if 21,131 . . W .' ,,,g QL , 7,44 W..-. j5,,.....,,,,,.-.M . --..,,,,s-M A Huratiunal 4 erhniral ill V , - A . ' - r . f .Ml - ' w. W J V. V 12 f'xV'wa::VV- fs' -P A .A Z ' ' ' A X 42 Q . . , ' V- . wg., , .. , -+. y ..-1:--A--.fa ffgjf ',, JV , Mp. iiafgp -5-gjiekw'-r fav- YSQ..jj,. ... - 4- kk 1114. '?f32f:g?'f5NQv'fSs ,K W, ff ' '-7- g1?f'ff,,,x,, l.j.,:.'ifh, . wwrr4,gsfgg, ., .. ' :...wf - -. V1 4 ryvbw. '- f, . ., ' 1-15, rf' ' - f -gg-rV, .e3 3 . A' gt. ,viii jymkwwh K , ,V ,L ,..... Q-,af . , .g,:.xi.' Tk .- '2 WWW- 'Q V 'ali-fs-Lrsfivr 3 CARPENTRY - Mr. Lenoir, Instructor ,V .. .,., A ,m,Mq1 , - V V rw. . .. V X. w ' F A ..V-. if f :.- .K- ' ,V 4 Q, 1,5 , ,,, xi M 5.55 ,. . - , . , rg V,: V fc-v Q ,. V .pal yi '-r - A 1 N M Nm 'H ZREW.. .V.. 1 -J ' , '- '- ' X'fQ,QVfA-gwiif' , 175455131-5:1 ' M 0 a.f,5f V N , b X 4-. I TECH. DRAWING CLASS ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING ..,.,,N,,f ,-. ' g if WN. ,f ...W -- .., ff xyanf' 96 ,hp 1- nahumam Staff 'g......----- fs- -Q., , '- ' X ' - . rl 1' - 'X , ...fy vu. ' 4 ?hQ .4 A-.1-T AF... --.. Q, z A : A f 1 4 -.A R. Mukes, Business and Subscription Managerg Scott and R. Douglas, Sports Editors L to R: Charles Johnson, Editor-in-Chiefg Sarah Pittman, SecretarygJohn House, Associate Editorg Bernice Spanks, Organization Editor .,-sw ii. Y I as L, if fir I f' , , .W--......-v-.,W-I if y'f,l '-N -v-sh., 'VO Editor in Chref Sponsor and Associate Editor Class Editors uahuman Staff X E R 5 X if Q5 S, Harris, D, Hopper C K1nna.rd audi Bryant - mmm!! mmm!! WMI!!! P'-M Q H 'm'?E5i N ffmii IEYI ewzrzrsm. 103: WSWS -1:1--.,1:-:gr 5:-.,:-.3-5-giw tb .3-.New -.X , Manon Re1d STAFF PI-IOTOGRAPHER I Q nahumam Staff 1 , .., 1, , ?'lf HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR: Lubbie Lofton and Sponsor 1- 1 at HIGH SCHOOL LAYOUT ARTISTS: L to R: Larry Curtis, Editor Lofton, Larry Stokes, and Sponsor Armstrong gg,g,T,5,: ji If s Z i 53 if W ' if I Q 1 541' l k ' A? ffr , 1' ' sf 6, f 1' rf, 4? vw 9 H, ,Q ,Wm my v' J guy N vxmnaa :LL ,. Ji ii 1 'Zr,',j:,, 1 .1 H . I , .,1' 1411.1 15 day., I , ,,,,,,, 17 ,.,f 'ff U- , 4 ,- , f 4 3,41 ,' ,- W 1 1 . 1 ,riff ' 1 A .1 , , ,, .,-,Nh -7 - avr, I ,ff HIGH SCHOOL TYPING STAFF L to R: Hermione Threets, Jessie Thomas, Organization Editor: Shirley Perryman, Paralee Green, Essie Whitfield .YYY M- Q ..- K 1 ,mpnmrw wx-Mwmm 6 1- 224' dbn,-.f--1 IHEEI uahumtm Stuff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - - - - Charles M. Johnson ASSOCIATE EDITOR -------- ----- J ohn House HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR -------- - - Lubbie Lofton ASSOCIATE HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR - - - - - Jessie Riley COPY EDITOR ------------ -------- C hristine Kinard SPORTS EDITORS --------- - - Robert Scott, Randall Douglas BUSINESS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS - - ----------- Robert Mukes FEATURE EDITOR -------- ------------ L inda Daily ORGANIZATION EDITORS - - - - - Bernice Spanks, Shirley Perryman SECRETARY --------- ----------- S gran Pittman PHOTOG RAPHER - - Jessie McLaurin - - Hattie Ross - - Judy Carter - - Gene Fowler - - Lena Butler- - - Lessie Amison - - Juanita Long - - - - Helowease Smith - - Delores Harper - Bobbie Walker - - Essie Whitfield - Curtis Moore - PatriciaJ ones - - Larry Curtis - - Larry Stokes - - SheltonJames - - Mrs. Zee A. Barron ---- Mrs. Dorothy M. Armstrong Mrs, E, L, Bridgeforth - - Miss Earline Anderson - - Mr, T. W. Richardson - - Mr. Joseph Gooden - - - Mr, Marion M, Reid - - COLLEGE CLASS EDITORS HIGH SCHOOL CLASS EDITORS COLLEGE TYPISTS HIGH SCHOOL TYPISTS LAYOUT ARTISTS FACULTY STAFF MEMBERS - - Mack Curry - Dyonne Williams - - - - Robert Evans Jerry W estmore la nd - - - Shirley Buggett - - - - Mary Ann Peterson - - - William Silket - - Paralee Green - Sol Emma Harris - - Alberta Smith - - - Jesse Thomas - Hermione Threets - Rebecca McGee - - - Edgar Taylor -------Sponsor High School Sponsor - - Editorial Assistant - - - - Editorial Assistant - - - - - Art Editor - - High School Art Supervisor Special Photographer 'hc iiger Star Staff The Tiger Star is a monthly paper published by students of AHS with the assistance of the English instructors. fs 37' 5 1 3 ,paw 'he The Coahoma Tribune is the official pub- lication of the students of Coahoma Junior College and Agricultural High School. The paper is published each six week period dur- ing the school year by students of Coahoma Junior College and Agricultural High School under the direction of faculty advisors from the English, Social Science, and Art De- partm ents . The Coahoma Tribune places emphasis on news of interest to students, faculty, and alumni , FACULTY ADVISORS Z, A, Barron D. Jefferson G, Lewis B. Reid S, Jenkins D. Weeks E, L, Bridgeforth T. Synder R, Wade H, White W, Barnes T. Edwards M. Espy H. Dorsey STUDENTS Florine Oliver Lonnie Edwards Barbara Edwards Thomas Smith Joel Davis Hornell Hearn Homer Hill Nicey H, Polk Mary A. Johnson Jessie Riley Melvinia Johnson Delores Harper Barbara Spann Calves Kemp Bobbie Griffin Linda Dailey Bobbie Walker Dwilette Gambrell MR, JAMES E, MILLER, President nahunm 4 rihunv CL to RJ Hermione Threets, Feature Editorg Char1es'Johnson, Business Managerg Frank Melton, Editorg Luci Williams, Associate Editorg Larry Stokes, Art and Layout. ,JI , .,.,, Q JJJA NAJWN K ,,. . Sf? 3 if W -.1 A ' ., 2.f.. 1 , 5 1 M150 .in--Q .ini -'C lgrngrmsziun p Shay Qllassls Resigns Gluaiuniizeh irurka x 'v-.. MM Nr I e-su., as up W, .Q f- X. P if kQ , 5 i :EI flag!-ekwy f wp.. A xk Q S :ix 1 - lm CHEVO-WAGON In automotive mechanics and design, imagination and ingenuity are high on the list of pre- rogatives for young men aspiring to become professionals in this lucrative field. In keeping with the demands for well trained young men, Mr, Artis Ferguson, Mr. Blake and students of the A, H. S. auto mechanics class embarked on a challenging project. They built a customized Chevrolet truck by combining various parts of a 1957, four-door Chevrolet pick- up truck into a thoroughly integrated design containing modern features and many new ideas in automotive artistry. This project is called the Chevo-Wagon. The idea derived from an economic situation where the shop budget could not afford a new truck. Staff members of the shop decided to build a truck and make it a class project. A tre- mendous amount of work was clone by the class in order to complete the project. The fellows and the instructors have reason to be proud of their Chevo-Wagon. Mr. Blake has plans for sending photos and technical information on this project to various trades journals dealing with customized automobiles. In prognosis for the year, Mr. Blake informs us that, not only will students deal with cus- tomizing, they will deal with all phases of automotive repairs. , Qgirlz' Qflaw , m,,,,..,j amswrwm.+sf:sx::,s..s.x1w:.rssse. : sf s 9 as Q 9' Y Qb . 1 1 L, Girls' College P. E. Class Sophomore P. E. Class sw'-4' is .1 , 1. .,.,. -2 - :s .W My 1 2.1, v. W-Y - V' . ,.., E If , . L qi -,A . K 1 A I, - M ssss ss' r I .JV 1 : , . , I V . A is 1. ., ' ' 'i' ' 1, ,:- A, ' , '- c v- - I ' ' Q. 'V ' ' ik . A .1 p I . ' -..' 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'dw' .,,41.rz.+ f T -Lifia ...Q afiwzwi' PARTICIPATING in their homecoming game with Columbus-Hunt are these Coahoma Agricultural High School gridders: CL to R, FRONT ROWJ trainer, Aurelius Hamp, Willie Harris, John Broom, Walter McCool, J. B, Smith, Clyde Huston, Charles Huston, James Huston, James Marion, Aubrey Stantion, Alexander Moore, Alphons Hamp, Willie Williams, Willie Mack Gaston, Sammie Whitehead. CSECOND ROWJ trainer Arnold Stanton, Waddell Gladney, Jr., Henry Andrew, Eddie Williams, Wesley Smith, George Robinson, Curtis Robinson, Eddie McCune, Jonathan Bays, Adell Green, Robert Whitehead, Nathaniel Bays, Luther Moore, Leroy Jackson, Aylma Gross, Dan Stimage, Trainer Charles Sykes. CBACK ROWQ Trainer Lorenzo Howard, Melton Wells, Frank Gam- brell, Melvins Bounds, WalterJones, Robert Thomas, Billy Howard, Dave Eley, Billy Noah, Paul Shanks, A, D, White, Ellis Jude, Sam Robinson, Hernando Payne, Garfield Payne, and James Wilson. -4. it ' H.. ..... .. gn ' 1. n SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM I04 Qememher the liumeruming Qgamv 'ar I - , xvfqm F ,pvcn . 1,5 A 3 5 Q ' 911 k i 5 at 2 Us- I .A ,. . 5,,!g,.r. When something goes wrong, Leroy always looks to Coach Fielder, . 7 ' . we , r .' , M 1 - - ' . , ' f' sid, ' ,.-462. -4.-Q.-.sf ,Q ,Q A V, ri X . K PP, 1 1 s gg.pi.pQg2E-:1S:,,,Qi3i,f, A 3'5?xj'I,-2, , ft T41--es., , T. f . 'G -s-A-'iw z.a:.-:I-6515 ,Swarm az Q .Sw A Qi kQ,r,:' .... +:..- - 1 t - Captain Hernando Payne poses with Miss Odessa Oliver CHomecoming Queen! and her attendants. 5 it S 3 2 W f 'f'Nsfl gg. I .,,. is , - Mi - . 2' is Where there is action, you will always find the COAHOMA TRIBUNE Staff. IOS 293-3 if .-4. Harsitg Ewzkvihall leant .fx fN gl , fra fi -'e ., ' 5 wi 5 R .5 22 - L. to R.: Charlie Thompson, Robert Thomas, Dan Blocker, Willie Gregory, Percy Johnson, Prophet Giles, Alex- ander Scott, Johnny Glasper, Carey Robinson, Garfield Driver, Johnny Whitehead. Center Tommy Jones Captain and James Fry Trainer. - .t f , X , , , R , gr , . r, , ,,,,, 5Q3l5 1 f gA 5 - T In J' fig, o r kf + gr,, A as ,J., it N y, y ,,V,y , 5, ,II if H1 my ' l 4 Z , ,, , . ,,,,,vM we .,,. Q43 A 5' , Q m..,,,,,, Baby Tigers in action Willie Gregory stops to watch one of his teammates drop one through the rim IO6 V , , x :, ..., my Q ., .. , , ' tg . 'f -- .,- '--- ' ', ' , V Wm, , , '::.1 J, . - 'W X . MQW, .N u - vu - - - - ' . 1 'ff 1 6 heerlcnhvrss y to A, H. S. CHEERLEADERS QL to RJ Annie Carter, Odessa Oliver, Jessie Morgan, Florean Brown, Mattie Davis, and Berneice Lee fCenterJ S N rs:- . ., ww, as s , ,,,,,. , ., ,Ma . .Q Mlm. ., .. fl, . v . ,s.-. M sl. . .s ,.,- M K 7 , .N M. . 5 2 ' l L, , tif, it 5 ' A PM VE1. I tb i sl W 5 5,4 A f I .. A L, --q V , A, ,,., ,, N, 5 ' ,. Q , 5 . - .L 9 ' Q3 y'-.js ,Q , .I -Q I if -. Z3 Q ef K' Q-fi f i? t , .l. C. I. C, CHEERLEADERS QL to RJ TOP ROW: Stella Brown, Betty Dorsey, Jessie Johnson, Peggy Spann, Barbara SDHUU- BOTTOM ROW: Carrie Spencer, Stella Hill, and Curley Williams. IO7 PX x ,i HEAD COACH William Pop Gaines Player James Shell Billy Williams Billy Hudson Felix Hurth Mitchell Johnson Clarence Howard Sherman Hogan Harry Sawyer James Washington Clifton Pearson Hansel Gunn Jimmie Stubbs John Calvin Lonnie Edwards Henry Mabry jiiiighig 1- va... Hgt. 5'9 5'11 5'1O 6'3 6'4 6'4 6'6 6'5 6'4 6'3 6'2 6'1 6'O 6'O 6'2 CGW' 6 Wgt 160 175 160 190 210 203 185 190 205 175 180 200 185 185 195 Class Soph . Soph Fresh Fresh Soph Soph. Fresh Soph . Fresh Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Hometown Tupelo, Miss. Pontotoc, Miss. Jackson, Miss. Chicago, Ill. Jackson, Miss. Sallis, Miss. Shelby, Miss. Friars Point, Miss Friars Point, Miss Gulfport, Miss. West Point, Miss. Tupelo, Miss. Clarksdale, Miss. Shaw, Miss. Tupelo, Miss. .u..,,, 4 igersz YJ O Wikis' Player I ohnny Jackson Lenton Johnson William Bardwell Larry Redfield Earnest Haygood Willie Dale Williams Lee Lewis Hgt. 6'1 6'2 5'11 5'11 6'0 5'8 5'8 Nw Q Q .. , e ' 158' - in Wgt 180 165 160 160 150 175 160 TRAINERS Edgar Harvey Willie D, Rimmer Class Soph . Soph . Soph . Soph . Fresh . Fresh . Fresh . TIGER'S STATISTICIAN Robert Scott Hometown Madison, Miss. Brandon, Miss. Starksville, Miss McComb, Miss. Greensboro, North Carolina Pontotoc, Miss . Greenville, Miss. Qlnahumal uahnmal me lamb thee tue had thee 4 lI0 gs The Gym was always packed and the scores told why WHAT A SEASON Tougaloo fFreshmenJ Hams Jumor College Shorter I un1or College Tougaloo CFreshmenJ Mary Holmes Jumor College Natchez J un1or College Selma Unrversrty CFreshmenJ Mary Holmeslumor College Utrca Iumor College Natchez J un1or College Ut1caJun1or College Prentrss Selma Un1vers1ty fFreshmenJ Harms I un1or College Prentrss Utrca Inv1tat1onal Tournament Mary Holmes Junror College Utrca Junror College Won Lost 15 2 fS, I, C, Tournament not 1ncluded.l Opponents 4 h o 4 9 ' AS A+ 6' , We 73 65 98 ' ' 89 117 ' 94 66 76 126 ' 55 126 ' 82 105 ' ' 99 102 . 76 79 ' ' 78 131 ' 109 84 ' ' 101 130 ' ' 86 122 ' ' 94 112 - ' 75 130 ' 10 11 ' 80 W 103 ' ' 93 31.01. in Ariiun jf U1-.vw Nei Lonnie Edwards puts the ball Jimmy Stubbs C401 look it over from the top of the key. into play . Harry Sawyer f52J shoots one deep in the corner. Sherman Hogan awaits a free-throw. uuragvnuss 4 igersz Q S--4 COACHING STAFF 'mi Q if :Y 55-g .::1-35: 3. ..,. .V .:l.. .A X W 1, , -'es 'K , ' ,J . . ,gy Q ,Q S1 if : V- Ag' fy - ' l' -2 QL to RJ: William Pop Gaines, Arthur Fielder, Leonard Henderson, and George A, Green CAth1etic Directorj center. .ff V? f' KE Coach Gaines poses for the last time with Sophomore members of the squad. J II2 wwf we .Wat Q' , l A .dl TO 736-'MEMBER !968- 69 Z II4 Snphnmurv Qllwzg ALLEN, BERTHA, Love is needed by many but received by few, ALLEN, TOMMIE, Where ignorance is bliss, it's foolish to be wise, ANDERSON, ELIZABETH, A good person- ality will carry you farther, yet cost you less than any other quality you could ever possess ASPHY, JOHN, Let love be genuineg hate what is evilg hold fast to what is good. N-0, ' ,mm -4 BAKER, BOBBIE, 'The most wasted day of all is that day on which i we have not laughed. l'-3 of 'fin Rani' H, 5 3221 1 BAILEY, S. T. To make progress in a progressive time is common among most people, but to make progress in an un- progressive time is achieved only by an idealistic person. BARNES, BETTY, As a man thinketh, so is he. BARRON, MARY, There is no new thing under the sLm. BASS, JUANITA, Life is full of mistakes, but one learns from mis- takes. ardi ,,, BELL, LAWYER, Use today, for tomorrow may never come. -v-Us ' 1 'W -uw A ' is K av BLAYLOCK, SYLVESTER, Seek the truth without prejudiceg speak the truth without fear. BOOKER, ALBERT, He than is not with me is against me. BROOKS, MARY, Out of thine own mouth will I judge thee. A fir -is '45 BROWN, NETTIE, As we advance in life, we learn the limits of our abilities. BRYANT, ETHEL, Every man desires to live long, but no man wishes to be old. BRYANT, JOYCE, Educated men are as much superior to the unedu- cated men as the living are to the dead. BRYSON, IESTINE, All is lost save honour and my life. BUCKLEY, ELLA, He who destroys a good book kills reason. BUNNS, IDA, God helps them that help themselves. BURTON, ROBERT, Life can not be measured by length, but by one 's deeds. BURTON, ROSIE, Seek wisdom, knowledge, and understanding. Sgiuphumurv ln-:4-is BROOKS, O, Z., Ask me no questions, and l'll tell you no lies. BROOKS, PASTELLA, Man must work to obtain his goal and be willing to fight to re- tain it. 'Tl BROWN, MAJORIE, Lovers who truly love 75 do not write down their happiness. BROWN, MARY, To know is nothing at allg to imagine is everything BROWN, MARY, Fools rush in where angels fear to tread, r 2 ,J 0. ul -'X dab , ' 'Zi-f Y 3g . ' fididfif. R- . 9:1s,is15 M? fb CARTER CHRISTINE Those who seek wisdom have faith. CATCHINGS DELORES The great tragedy of life is not that men Svnphnmnrv law CHAPMAN, EVELYN, Those who complain about the way the ball bounces are usually the ones who drop it. CLAY, BARBARA, One day in the country is worth a month in town. CLEMONS, BIRDIE, There is no indispensable man. fa COLLIER, MARY, Man is born free, and everywhere he is in irons. W COLLINS, UDEAN, In all thy ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths. CONNER, DESSIE, In a really just cause the weak conquer the strong, COOK, WALTER, Know thyself. COOPER, CATHERINE, The great- est gift of a woman besides the knowledge she possesses, is to love and be loved in return. H Snphumure Qllaws V.a E -K X, DAVIS, ETHELEAN, Education is the key that opens the door to a successful future. DAVIS, RUBY, The man who acts the least, upbraids the most. DAVIDSON, MARTHA, Work as if you were to live 100 years, pray as if you were to die tomorrow. DELANEY, BOBBIE, Let your light so shine, that men may see your good work, DIXON, JOHNNY, Success is a rare paintg it hides all the ugliness.' I DIXON, JOYCE, One may not be born great, but he can work up to greatness , DIXON, WILLIE, The things taught in schools are not an educa- tion, but a means of education. DANE, WILLIE, ' Man's aim in life is not to add from day today to his material prospects but to come nearer to his maker. P COSEY, VIOLA, I see the right and I ap- prove it, too, condemn the wrong, and yet the wrong pursue. COLEMAN, CLEOTHA, Minds that have nothing to confer, find little to perceive. COTTON, JACQUELINE, The journey of a thousand miles, must begin with a single step. CUMMINGS, HARRY, Too much rest itself becomes a pain. DAILY, LINDA, To have succeeded is to know that one life has breathed easier because you lived. if I I NWN A K vt Ili., ff 1 +A ? DRAPER AREATHA Soft is the sound of the persuasive words, but EASON IDA As we advance in life we learn the limits of our Snphumurv Gilman-2 '?.!' -- ',, A 13' EASTWOOD, PEARLEAN, A bad beginning makes a bad ending. EDWARDS, LONNIE, Education is like a river to a wise man, but like a dead end to a fool. EDWARDS, MELVIN, BehO1d the eyes have never seen such a mag- nificent image as that of a black man. HWY ELLS, DELLIAH, Love is kindness for the first step to love is being kind. i ELOBY, JULUIS, Judge me not by the depth, from which I come, W but by the height to which I have .f J climbed, FAIR, LOIS, Others will follow your footsteps easier than your ad- vice. FIELDS, ERNEST, lf you can't be bush in the valley. FLEMING, GEORGE, Every pru- dent man dealeth with knowledge. - a pine on the mountain, be the best uf GARLAND, ROBBIE, Happiness is not perfected until it is shared. GENUS, SUSIE, Success comes before work only in the dictionary , GERMAN, IRENE, The best of healers is good cheer. GERMAN, RUBY, Necessity is the mother of invention, GILL, ALDERINE, Wisdom comes through suffering. GRAVES, CORA, Love is the jewel that wins the world. GRAY, VALORIE, Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. GRAYSON, BEATRICE, The doors to elevation are just as likely to be closed as they are to be opened, but you can always use the stairs. guphumnre lame FRAZIER, I-IATTIE, A conservative is a person who is too cowardly to fight and too fat to run. FRIZELL, CHARLIE, Longer than deeds liveth the word. FUNCHES, JERRY, I see not a step before me as I tread on another year. i Al GARNER, RUBY, To foolish men belongeth a love for things afar. GARNER, RUBY J., Blesseth is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed, 199 UW 'Vi 'JH K! X , f Y ,Q 'lii - rsQ.?,Lq 1 I if HARRIS MARY IV1lSCh16fCOl'1'l8S by pounds and goes by HARRIS ODESSA Wisdom is the principal thing, therefore get wisdom and with all thy getting, get understanding. HARRIS, PHILBERT, It's better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at al1. HAYES, L, C., To strive for the future is to prepare for a life of wonderful surprises. HAYWOOD, VELMA, What does it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his own soul? HAYNES, OSCAR, What a woman wants most is what you're out of. HENDERSON, ERNESTINE, Love is the best medicine for the world 's ills. HENDERSON, LEVI, Speak not in the ears of a fool, for he will de- spise the wisdom of thy words. Piciure Noi' Available i HINTON, ELLA, Success is but a fugitiveg become educated and capture it. HODGES, ONEDIA, He who seeks wisdom has faith, and he who obtains faith has love. HOUSE, BETTYE, Read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest. HOWARD, CLARENCE, Don't judge me by the hair on my face, but by what I know. HUDSON, LUCILE, Call no man fortunate that is not dead. HUDSON, BERNICE, Be silent al- ways, when you doubt your sense. HUGGINS, GLORIA, Love not for the sake of satisfaction, but for the sake of being loved as well as lov- ing. HUTCHINS, ELLA, Let love be genuineg hate what is evil, hold fast to what is good. iuphnmure lm-ass HENDERSON, THELMA, A fool's mouth is his destruction, and his lips are the snare of his soul. HENTZ, JOYCE, As we advance in life, we learn the limits of our abilities. HENTZ, SHELLEY, When strength shall fail me, then I'l1 cease to strive, HILL, DOROTHY, thyself a sinner. Breathe not the sins of others so long as thou art HILL, STELLA, Prove all thingsg hold fast that which is good, 14' ii 2 I L, V . , ,fn 4, .:,::- -'1'A : . Y ,-,,Eaf.:' r fj, A lg .f , Q YWN if 07' gg--onli' if Snphumurv large ISOM, FRANKIE, lt is better to die of hun- ger, than to live in plenty, and be troubled in mind. JACKSON, ELVIE, Knowledge is of two kinds: Knowing ourselves, or knowing where to find the information. JACKSON, THEODORA, Fate makes re- latives, choice makes our friends. JAMISON, JOHN H., In the world of today, there is a future for you and me. JENKINS, KATRINA, Most men are born with some taste, but spoiled by false education. 4-dun-ffl -1' of ' 43 www 5, QQ 'Tiff 5 JENKINS, RUFUS, Honest labour bears a lovely face. JOHNSON, CHARLES, True Christians can give and not count the cost, can labour and not ask for any reward. JOHNSON, EDDIE, lt is better to give, than to receive. JOHNSON, ELLEN, Anything that M-, is worth a struggle is worth obtain- 19 ing , .,M,, JOHNSON, KATIE, Respect is something each of us must learn and earn. JOHNSON, LENTON, A man'S JOHNSON, WALTER, He who We lives without the guidance of a nw mind is as handicapped as the blind JONES, ADCOLA, Love, happi- U ness, knowledge and ability are in- gredients to succesS. homeland is where ever he prospers. 'Qi Suphnmnrv law love . JORDAN, LORETTA, The only power that can resist the power of fear is the power of love. JUDON, DANIEL, An education is like a friend, it's a gift beyond compare. KELLUM, NANCY, The awful shadow of unseen power floats, though unseen in us. if KELLY, CHARLES, To find and as to secure what one is fitted to do is the key to happiness. KEMP, BARBARA, Your reputation is what people think you areg your character is what you are. KEMP CURTIS, TIME wastes things away, and all things grow old through time. . ew-Ti Z KEYS, LOU C., Love, happiness, and knowledge are to be shared with others. Nl WK KINARD, CHRISTINE, Evil and good are God 's right hand and left. dual JONES, EARLENE, No man loves life as much as one that's growing old, JONES, ALFRED, A little is necessary to bring about a great good, JONES, ERNESTINE, Correction does much but encouragement does more. JONES, MARY, He is all fault who hath no fault at all. JORDAN, BEN ALLEN, I am a lover and have not found my thing to - 3 wif I-Siuphumure lags-:fg KING, SYLVESTER, I shall allow no man to belittle my soul by making me hate him.' KING, THELLA, God's gift to us is to ac- ceptg our gift to God is to reflect. LAMAR, ETHEL, Life, love and knowledge is an abundanceaof exuberant unity which no man can deny, though you're to live and I'm to die, Which is better? Only God knows. LARRY JERRY D., No man ever became extremely wicked all at once, LEE, MARIE, A man must have a certain amount of intelligent ig- norance to get anywhere, Hb ff' ,x 1' ' I -1 shy 's '.i.:u ff Ts-bn 1, ', V '. 1 ,-' I 1 fx Rv J.-J' .f LEFLORE, GLORIA, A man's pride shall bring him low, but honor shall uphold the humble in spirit. LESTER, TERESIA, N ingly ruled. ,, 3 T,,,,1 ' . N? f AQ, man ruleth safely but he that is will- LEWIS, JAMES, I have taken my fun where I've found it, LEWIS, VELMA, The dead dOn't die. They look on and help. LIDDELL, ELBERT, It is true that experience is the best method of learning, but everything can 't be learned from experience . LIDDELL, ROBERT, Before me there was none and after me there will be no other. LOFTON, MYRTLE, Love conquers all. LOFTON, CLORA, You're not the only pebble on the beach. ,W .. as- . . I A . W '12 .a a-4013 -13.13 fi: 'ra 'IG' Q! fs Sb! ' J I 1 . 15 3, ,. 3 ' ,K '.-Iflfvl-1. ..:: ' ' r- - -' y n l ' A 5 ,- 2 512225223 -...spa Suphumure law LONG, SANDRA, Liberty Of thought is the life of the soul. MAITEN, DORISTENE, Everything that '-at glitters is not gold. MAXWELL, LEROY, lf this is best of poss- ible worlds, what then are the others. MAYES, ROSIE, The world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those who feel. MELTON, FRANK, A genius is a man who does unique things of which nobody would expect him to be capable. McDANlEL, ANNIE, There is no fear in loveg for perfect ,Q love casteth out fear. MCGEE, REBECCA, Between us an hell or heaven, there is nothing but life . MCGEE, CARLTON, Fate laughs at probabilities. MCGLOWN, HENRY, Men's weak- nesses are often necessary to the pur- poses of life. MCDOUGAL, PAULETTE, wha: I've dared l've willed, and what I've willed, I'll do. McKAY, ELEANOR, The universe is changeg our life is what our thoughts make it. MCLAURIN, IESSIE, Never squander time, for that's the stuff life is made H o McMULLEN, ETHEL, With God all things are possible. ff 4? Qguphumurv Qilawz McPI-IERSON, GERLEAN, Of all the animals, ' the boy is the most unmanageablef' MCQUEEN, ANDREW, I do not always ad- mire what I love, neither do I always love what I admire. MCWILLIAMS, ROBERT, We are Citizens of today and leaders of tomorrow. MITCHELL, DOROTHY, Be not the first by whom the new are tried, nor yet the last to lay the old aside. MITCHELL, DORIS, Famous remarks are very seldom quoted cor- rectly. if' f-Sf f A. Q S 'U' WY? 1' wiv , TYR. A . Q51 Q6 l eff MUKES, ROBERT E., ledge can do more. ii ' MOTON, CHARLOTTE, lf you have knowledge, let others I light their candle by it, Tis true what gold can do, but know- NEwsoM, w1LL1E M., Work helps to preserve us from three great evils - weariness, vice, and want. OWENS, MILDRED, The great end of life is not knowledge, but action, PARKER, CLAUDIA, Will and intellect are one and the same thing. PATTERSON, EMMA, Man is a social animal. PATTON, LONNIE, Education makes people easy to lead, but difficult to drive. PAYTON, MINNIE, Honesty is still the best policy, but some per- sons are satisfied with less than the best. 0-0 nf' PERRY, SANDRA, The more things that I am ashamed of, the more respectable I am. PI-IIPPS, PHYLLIS, Please all, and you will please none. PITTMAN, SARAH, A little folly is desirable in him that will not be guilty of stupidity. PICKENS, BETTY J., Nothing except a battle lost can be half so melancholy as a battle won. POLK, NICEY, Success cometh only to those who seek it. PULLEY, ESTELLA, Liars, when they speak the truth, are not be- lieved, RANSOM, LOUISE, Whatever you do, trample down abuses, and love those who love you. READUS, ANNIE, Drinking little knowledge intoxicates the mindg drink in abundance. Suphumnrv laws PEEL, KATIE, Who so neglects learning in his youth loses the past and is dead for the future. PEGGS, MILDRED, Man spends his life rea soning on the past, complaining of the pre- sent, and trembling for the future. Q . PETERSON, LYDIA, The mystery of life is Q.. , not a problem to be solved, it is a reality to A ' be experienced. PETERSON, JOHN, Happy is the man who findeth wisdom, and the man who getteth understanding, PERKINS, SHIRLEY, While from the bounded level of our mind-short views we take, nor see the lengths behind. 5 f ., .ah I . ,,,,, .,,, A I I' ' i ..1::tl s ff ff: .- X ., ...,, ,j of Sinphumnre lam REDMOND, NELLIE M, I would rather have an intelligent enemy than friend. RICHARDSON, THEORDORE, Look before you leap. to have a stupid RICHMOND, LEE, There are three things that are real: God, human frolic, and study. RICHMOND, GLORIA A., single quality you could p RILEY, I. W., The pen X3 W , I Courtesy costs you less than any other ossess . is the tongue of the mind. 'vw' '?' . ' 19? af-i lt X if ' 'Li 1 177' ' QL ROBINSON, BIRDIA, Your reputation is like a shadow, it follows you where ever you go. ROBINSON, LEATHA, To succeed and not try is good, but to succeed and try is much better. Consider it well. ROBINSON, MACK, Life is so short, so fast the lone hours fly, we ought to be together, you and I, 'Y' ROGERS, ROSE, A little learning is a dangerous thing, drink deep, or taste not the Pierian Spring. ROSS HATTIE, Discussion is an interchange of intelligence, argu- ing is an interchange of ignorance. fb' .3 RUCKER, GERALDINE, old age can be beautiful if the years behind it have been inspiring, CIS RUFFIN, ALEX, Mum's the word. RUFFIN, LILLIE, He who sows courtesy, reaps friendship, Ir f' f I-f ' dl' Suphnmurv law SALLIS, BARBARA, He who looks ahead seldom falls behind. SANDERS, CHARLES, An argument is an exchange of ignorance, a discussion is an exchange of knowledge . SANDFORD, EARLINE, Those who com- plain about the way the ball bounces are usually the ones who dropped it, and SCOTT, OLLIE I. , Beauty and brains often go unnoticed because of the lack of personality. SAULSBERRY, PAULINE, lntegrity without knowledge is weak and useless, and knowledge without integrity is dangerous and dreadful. SCOTT, ERNESTINE, To err is human, to forgive is divine. ,, f 5? V SCOTT, ROBERT, Folks never understand the folks they 'M hate. f M A SHAKESPEARE, GERALDINE, ,' f i,Q..1l' V il' Small minds discuss peopleg aver- age minds discuss events, but great minds discuss ideas. SHARP, BOBBY, Ask and it shall be given, seek and ye shall find, knock and the door shall be opened unto you. SHEAFFER, CARNELL, If you reach for the stars and you are not successful, don't worry you won't come up with mud. SLAUGHTER, LEOLA, The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a Heaven of Hell, a Hell of Heaven. SLAUGHTER, LULA, We live not as we wish to, but as we can. SMART, CATHERINE, Seek ye first the good things of the mind, and the rest will either be supplied or its loss will not be felt. . .4 ,f . - if---f ,, , i r N-QQFQ--...... ,, i SMITH HATTIE Work as if you were to live one hundred yearsg SMITH KATIE Life would not be worth living if we didn't keep Sbuphumure Qllwm OX ,,,, ., I I 13.5, Q ., .1 73' 1347.0 1 1 :Z 'E ,,,-211,- 'ml ,Q-E:- i.Z4 4 SMITH, LOUISE, Accuse not nature, she hath done her party do thou but thine for God is no respecter of person. SMITH, THOMAS, Go and catch a falling star. SPANKS, BERNEICE, Live life up not down, forward, not backward.' SPANN, GLADYS, What Cloth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, love mercy, walk humbly with thy God. SPANN, RETA, Never give up a truth for a possibility. SPANN, ROBERT, The old mind of yesterday is no match for the young mind of today. to be fine, stick to Cloud Nine. STAPLETON, CLYDE, You can not be a Patriot on an empty stom- SPENCER, BEATRICE, If you want ach. 1 A ,-, N- ,E Suphumurv Ullman STEVENSON, LILLIE, The sweetest life that a man can live is that which is keyed to love toward God and love toward man. STINGLEY, LEATHEA, An idea that is not dangerous is tmworthy of being called an idea at al1. STORY, DOROTHY, He who prefers to live alone must either be a God or Beast. STORY, CHARLES, Nothing worthwhile is achieved without discom- I fort. Strive to succeed. TAYLOR, JOHN, lf you want to be the man of today, be an associ- ator, a communicator, a graduator and conquer your own way. 'li Z .3 f TAYLOR, MELVIN, Love is said to be perversity, but erotic if love is the real thing. A :fis in THOMAS, GRADY, A weed is no more than a flower in .,,. ...i it ' if THOMAS, HATTIE, A little learning is a dangerous thing. THOMAS, ROBERT, Justice and power must be brought together. TRIBBLE, ESTELLA, Happiness is not dependent upon where we are, but rather, upon what we are. TRUSS, DELANE, Don't ever pro phesy, unless you know. TUCKSON, EDNA, A true taste is as rare to be found as a true Gen- ius. UNGER, BENNIE, IfI am not worth the wooing, I surely am not worth the winning. L, sq gb' V-und' an-QV if-ld WATSON TOMMIE SUE Silence gives the proper grace to WEBB JOHN Today we do the difficultg tomorrow, the WEBB, MARY, It is better to live rich, than to die rich. WESTMORELAND, JERRY, Love is needed by many, but received by few. WILLIAMS, FREDDIE, Art is the only clean thing on earth, except holiness. WILLIAMS, FLETCHER, A little learning is a dangerous thing. WILLIAMS, BEULAH, Education is a weapon, whose effect depends on who holds it in his hand and at whom it is aimed. WILLIAMS, ARTHUR, A compli- ment is like a kiss through a Veil. 'ski l WILSON, EDDIE, lt is better to wear out than to rust out. WILSON, ALTER, Man never quite forgets his very first love. :- WILKERSON, MAXINE, A man's reach should exceed his grasp or what's a heaven for. WHITEHEAD, LAURA, While we read history we make history. WOODARD, ANNIE, when you have faults, do not fear to abandon them, WOODARD, LESLIE, There is a glory in a great mistake. WOODS, ZELMA, God made the country and man made the city. DOUGLASS, RANDALL, Fear is the proof of a degenerated mind, iuphumnrv law WILLIAMS, LUCI, Don't condemn others for faults you are guilty of yourself. WILLIAMS, RUTH, Paying attention to the simple things that most men disregard as un- ' important makes a few men rich. WILLIAMS, SARAH, Educated men are as much superior to uneducated men as the liv- y if Z qw. fx ing are to the dead. WILLIAMS, MINNIE, We strive not by what others do, but what we do ourselves. WILSON, IEANE, Search for the truth regardless of where it takes yOu.ll lntivvw yi .v.,.- V ,,,.,v.,. i v,,, V ,,. 17 r-,' ' A if QQ -il-LWS4 f..,f ,UML V W .,,,. gi -4. wa gg f .. J at , Y '-3 , arf ,fi ' Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Mary Askew, Patricia Auston, Gloria Bailey, Dorothy Ballad, John H. Ballad, Margie Banks, Margie Burden, Martha Belfoure, Mattie Benson, Warner Bradfield, Harry Bridges, Diana Brister, Alice F, Brock, Bennie J. Brown Francine Brown, Hubert Brown Jannie Bundley, lnell Bush, Shirley Butler, Lena Byrd, Annie L. Calvin, Albert Cannon, S. C. Carr, James Carter, Judy L, Carter, Ruth Carter, Willie H, Clemons, Eddie Coles, Charles Cole, Martha Collins, Delores Collins, Willie Conrod, Lucinda Council, Evelyn Craft, Ann Nell Cummings, Hattie Curry, Barbara Daniel, Abraham Davis, lla Dixon, Sandra I34 Dorsey, Betty Doss, Mary Dotson, Oma Edwards, Dorothy Edwards, Mattie Evans, Robert Fields, Tommie Fizer, Catherine Flowers, Juanita Ford, Leonia Fowler, Gene Fox, Ernest Freeman, Carrie Garland, Robert Garrett, Catherine Gates, Earlean Gates, J. W. Gatewood, Dorothy Gibson, Pauline Gipson, Elisha Gladney, Mary I. Gladney, Mary L. Gordon, Willie J. Gossett, Rebecca Green, Lula Greene, Margret Griffin, Bobbie Hall, Thomas Hampton, Helen Harrell, Albert Harrington, Brenda Harris, Diann Harris, Sol-Emma Harvey, Margaret Henderson, Dorothy A. Hightower, Jessie Holman, James Hornbuger, Delore Hoskin, Nancy House, John A. Howell, Ulysses Ivory, Lena l35 Jackson, Aramda James, Christine James, Shelton Jemison, Henry Jenkins, Maxine Jeter, Eggleston Johnson, Janice Johnson, Lillie Johnson Marie Johnson Melvinia Johnson Willie D, Johnson Zelma Jones, Alice D, Jones, Annie Jones, Cynthia Jones, Gloria Lanclfair, Masene Latiker, Gloria Langston, Essie Lee, Clemmie Lester, Emma Lewis, Annie Ruth Lloyd, Betty Lockett, Hattie 'Q' Jlirmhman ullege i OX f ffi 1 ' I' if, ,Jr- ' ' fi . V? 'id r, I -L . I, , 4 A if f ,-s: if Love, Milo 2 ' T '-1 Madlock, Barbara ' Manning, Charles l ' Maxon, Rosie D, Mayfield, Marilyn I Messenger, Marthella ef ff Miller, Doris Miller, Patricia Mitchell, Marva Mitchell, Thurman Mohead, Florence Moten, Precilla Mumford, Pinkie McClellan, Vera McCrary, Maudie McDaniels, Savann McKee, Jessie McGhee, Cecil ah ,Spf ,,.,,,4 rx, 'YJ . ',, 06 4.1. E ip ! J i' , , f ear' AQ vi 03 - -'T-v ',S -- as .gg Y f if ash , C-1 if at ,.,,' , R Rez lip J X ,K qi ,J 4 1 I I Nall, Clementine Neal, Dorothy Neal, Johnny Newkirk, Shirley Owens, Willie G. Pearson, Sadie Peggs, Mary Pippins, Mildred Poindexter, Lenorma Pointer, Doris Pruitt, Jimmie Reed, Barbara Rhodes, Everlena Rollins, Catherine Rooks, Ida Rowe, Eddie Rowe, Virgie Rudd, Mary Rush, Jacob Rush, William Sallis, Lucille Saulsberry, Janice Selders, Peolla Shepard, Leslie Smith, Addie Smith, Anderson Smith, Carolyn Smith, Louella Snerling, Annie Spencer, Carrie Stanford, Shirley Stanton, Cornelius Stephen, Earl L. Sturgis, Johnny Taylor, Johnny Thomas, Betty' Thomas, Diane Thomas, Elma Thomton, Will Tigue, Katherine Tribble, Dorothy Toliver, Mary Turner, Arthur Turner, Joyce Vaughn, Stanley Walker, Barbaral. Warren, Jessie M. Wash, Daniel L. Washington, David Washington, Mable Webb, Larry Jean Webb, Tommie L. Wesley, Juanita Whitley, Pearlie Wiggins, Ed Wilder, Allie Williams Annie L. Williams Diyonne Williams, Leia Williams Oliva Williams, Erma Woodard, Mary Woodruff, Lynda Wright, Larry Young, Charles M, Whitehead, Lossie White, Gloria Shaw, Leroy Tolliver, Virgie Hudson, Billy fi' jirmltman ullegc wif' vig V ' QF , 1, V, e. 1 .1 - , fi. .tty P . . .. if NQJ st we -A wi Johnson, Mary A. ' Samuels, Rosemary ll Hollins, Katherine W My Kinsey, Carter M. 1' A y Garfield, Joyce 1 30' I38 'Fm uri Seniur 0115155 G9ffi1:er5 muh Qgipunsz-fum A. Jones, Vice Pres.g P, Green, Treas.g A. Johnson, Assist. Sec.g S, Clark, Sec,g V. Bruce, Student Council Repre sentativeg L. Stokes, Pres. STANDING L to R: T. Robinson, Business Managerg L. Lofton, Parliamentarian G '4 ' 4 , ,,,. .' . A ,ii,- ,N Mrs. D. A1'mSt1'011g Miss D, Weeks Mrs, E, L, Bridgeforth Name Pidure Picfure Nd No, Noi Available Available Available Mr. I. Gooden Mrs. L, Thompson Mr, L, Haggan p I39 V3 I if CIHRQF, Q. : V A Eeninr laws A I 93. . ig. 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Ninth Grabs ikiunnr C-Siuilents emil Spunvsur-5 N NINTH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS MI. B. Jones Mrs- L- Ferguson Mr, L Burrel Miss P. Noah Ford Gwendolyn Franklln Adell Garner Evelyn Grllespre Harold Hall Lonzle Hampton Cora Hampton Maple Hayes Dora Hayes Druesrlla H111 Jeanette Hodges Hattre Hodges Samuel Hoods Cora Hooks Sammre Humphrey ROSIC mth lfarahe M J .546 1 Fx 'ian J 3 Ni? ib- K' bei vt '94,-4 5 xl J rn 'fs ati gov! W7 E. sf of Z Si Ju 'es lf Hunter Otha Huston James Iron Rrta Ivy Albert Jackson Donna Jackson Jackson Jefferson J enkms Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson, Johnson, Earnestme LOUISC Mary A nn re M ae C urtrs llenda J rmmy Dell Mary Maxrne Odessa uf 'Q' , if i ,bfi Adams, Debra Austin, R, L, Austin, Ulysses Baker, Dorothy Barnes, Maxine Bays, Georgia Blue, Dorothy Bradley, Eugene Bradley, Henry Branch, Daisy Branch, Pryor Braxton, Sharon Brown, Edward Brown, Ruth iw? 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Cain, Instructor , 'JA - Q54 5 ' I ' 'N ., -V 55fff?LIi?f3i . M -I - . xi in 7? ' A LV I ,, A Mgt swf, 1g - ' :f?':Z.'f' U A if gf 325551 H '.,,, , . A X , fV'1! - - X Xi I 4 ff 1 iv' U v 'KW W4 W -4 41' Hn ,M ZW , filter, 13. wr-256.5094 5 7 , wmv, 3 EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Rozell Frudge I 58 I 5 Glvnwntarg Bepartmvni 1 FIFTH GRADE Mrs, Arnold Chambers, Teacher 1 'Q v E ,,, T iv , W, X .ax R SIXTH GRADE Mr, Charles Seaton, Teacher -di I59 Qilemvniarg Bvparimeni f M5593 Q' Q99 Your fm. -rm ma Oo, 'Numb-4 . N uCx-ki VE i. '4 -J. ff?-ff-15 '-- , --.-:Nw , - vwdsnamem nw- THIRD GRADE Miss Earline Anderson, Teacher i EW 35 4 . . NHWN-v ,,,,xX ll. Y,-1 I im FOURTH GRADE l Miss Mildred Randle, Teacher 60 Elemvniaxrg Bvpartmnnt FIRST GRADE Miss Betty Evans, Teacher .E ' M 5 - f . , N, E Q., T39 lig in V! 5 Q X ' I 5 SY' f w f . 1 R 1 'S 11 SECOND GRADE Mrs. Ruby Frudge, Teacher l6l COAHOMANS PAST AND PRESENT 1,40 Remember QQ '-'- 11 -I-If-fy fied-1-swan. Some Illustrious fi-ggians ...nm---. .-.Y ,-- , ,,-,,, ....,,..q,f...v,-...:,v,,,w'- qv' ,. ,qifrl if Y, T EE' ' 3 - ' ' . W M 5 H?wf W4 'M?',5 1 uxfj 'N X . . Q? - xQm!QgQiE gigjx Wwmrwkqgim if fggw 15 32 4 5 Mt , M4 ,Z W,,1 . ww, 3 xf , 5 1,1 A-32:15 ' : 11' Mr. J. Poindexter ,gmjiy 1 .fi l Class QP 1222 f 4 1 ' Tflfifi . fr-I'i'f2' 35 UWT B 1 Sfore Class of 193' f -ff ' ' if , 4' lg . Q?j v ' ,hymgg ,A N Mrs. J. F Jwuwnl in 5 - ' 3. l'95 ' Mr. Fred E. Keith Class of IQNU MP. I. P. Hunt Class of 1928 su- A... 'Wi-Q., Class of 192? Berthella watt tl' Y' f V f.ff31 m. Mrs. Lulw Wmlzwuemd Mrs. THCqvf Mwhvwril .-,X f, Y f.1 -in , Q H 'L f T'v'fL mf 45115 KI. Sli' J, l 5 Miss Ruta Class ef Hmm ?z 1941 ,,,. !,, 1- Myg, R539 MHC BPUWI 51335 of 1979 X go W9 .N avr: J 'Q X 4 w w if-, M .4J'. ffl, -f 1.42 X ' N Bw '. . lumni at atiunal Qeireni ' , J 1 :f5z!e2ei?fesi5: m ..,.::.:rs:E21? . ' '1 5 - 4' .f 31Ef-5S1.- , . H SPSS'-' ' Ar G 4552-2+-1' ' .a.:J- J fiimrv:-f?2??' 152 ' ww .,-.-.v . v.,, .., ..., . ,,., , ,:. -.,., .,-+1--:-:,..5,:5,: ,. ,, Y ,ere l 5 nllvge Gnglizh Qfluh 1 X I w aims 'Si as rx. - x rg is pf, l OFFICERS: Sarah Pittman, President, Ed, Wiggins, Vice President, Bobbie Griffin, Secretary, Hattie Ross L Asst. Secretary, Melvinia Johnson, Reporter I af' MW! COLLEGE VARSITY PLAYERS sis A it za gg fn fi ,QQTYT NTIS i Qc? '44.,,, g,, ' lj M14 'f . -1 l - , ' 'H' ,. .1 g ' , .,..:, ., . , , . if - .3 ' '? Q, I ' igywg, ' .. if m W , -W ff? 3 2 -' ' I 4 , A at 'Af Q 'Q M.. 'MMA ,M 4 lg V, , - 7 .4 -v' ,'f..,4p' J., if 'f , , . 'V 'ff , , MH, -M, ,1,. f,, ' , -,.,w,4 . 5 if P455 ,ff4E',1gyQ-. 'fm' f, w5u:.x13, :V 'ff' ' ff- fi ' ., 7 51, ienih Qgrahe Zfliunur Siiuhentg muh .,-Spnngnm w 1 1 N N N i r V R i i Mrs. J. Stimage i 1 ladiufal Noi, Availabie Miss V, Seals TENTH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS Miss B. Davis M Pichare M Noi ' ' V Avdifabie Miss P . Hoskins Mrs . S . Catchings CJC Aids In Developmenr Of Human Resources Agricultural mechanization in the Delta area has forced many manual labor fanning operations into obsolescence. Coupled with mechanization on the farm is automation in industry. Although the delta is not primarily an industrial center, industrial development is on the increase. This gives rise to the need for retaining a great percentage of the labor force which finds a pgrowine number of pmemployed among its ranks. a The manpower retraining pprogram in this area, with ltraining headquarters at Coahoma lar. College and A. H. s., seeks to alleviate the problems of employment of unskilled workers in a mechanistic and automated lsociety. In part, this is our contribution to the community, in keeping with our philosophy 'of developing human resources. Administrative and instructional personnel of the Manpower Development and Training Program in the Coahoma County area are, Mr. Samuel A. Cummings, supervisor, Miss Marilyn Hatchett, secretary, Miss J. L. Brown, bookkeeperg llMrs. Marylin Weeden, Counselorg :AML Chester Harville, instructor Hin farm equipment mechanics, 7Mr. A. W. Mooney, instructor in 'fweldingg Mr. Charlie Pittman, kinstructor in woodwork and imachine operation, and Mr. Donnie Carpenter, instructor in production machine operation. In recent interviews with Mr. Samuel A. Cummings, supervisor of the manpower program in this area, it was learned that this program grew out of The Manpower Development and ,Training Act of 1962. Its basgl lpurpose has been to locate ipersons who are unemployed or funderemployed, to identify their 'abilities and interests, to give training in knowledge and skills necessary for employment, and ,to provide subsistence during the training period. Mr. Cummings was emphatic in pointing out the fact that the MDTA calls for a cooperative effort on the part of many agencies. In our state, the cooperating agencies are the Mississippi Employment Security Commission, the Division of Vocational-Technical Education of the Mississippi State Department of Education, and several local educational agencies including Coahoma Jr. College. Mr. Cummings let it be .known that it was of special importance that the community knows that establishment and operation of training programs are handled at the community level by local people. A capsule outline of how the program works is as follows. The trainee is screened, selected, and referred to MDTA projects for occupational training by Employment Security Commission. He then spends two week periods of Orientation wherein his aptitudes and abilities are analyzed. He is then channeled into training in Farm Equipment Machinery, Welder-Combination, Woodwork and Machine Operation, or Production Machine Operation Success in these areas depends largely on how well the supervisor and instructors cope with the student's problems such as job interest, background, health, education, integrity, emotions, temperament, home-life, ambition, financial status, and working experiences. Mr. Cummings feels that there have been many achievements since the inception of this program in 1967. The most important achievement is that the program has produced many useful and purposeful citizens. The first session of the program 143 females and 217 males entered training. The drop-out rate for the first session was 7 females and 28 males, and the employment rate was 48 females and 127 males. H -a I 1 2 This shows an employment rate in : of about 6096 which Mr. ' Cummings feels is very good for : a pilot project. - Since June 1968, the : beginning of the current training : session, 59 trainees have been E enrolled, with no drop-outs. Out : of the 59 enrolled, 13 have I already ,become employed due to E early completion of training. Mr. Cummings was very 45 optimistic about future plans. On lf: the drawing board for the E immediate future is coupled program of occupations, and on the job training, where the C-Z : trainee will spend 4 hours in Qzf E training and 4 hours on the job. : Along with this projected plan E there is a pre-vocation, and a ' - basic adult education program. E The Tribune feels that this In program is an integral part of the educational community and ooks forward with keen atinticlpation for further news roam this area.B Frank M I O 3 E .E ng - - E , ... CIC. RECEIVES FACULTY Q -gi H 2: :I is .5 3 N DEVELOPMENT GRANT gg g 5 3 E. - E S 3 nd J 5 :Q 15' Coahoma Junior College has 'I' 'C ,, 3.5 jg been notified by the Nationalgg .2 S at o. in fihnrgowulenlt for the Humanitiesi O If-1 55 5- Q3 3 I as been awarded ai ol 5?,000-00 grant for the supportgisgs 3 s Lf- -5 0 a . faculty development to ' Q 'Qi QM '5 Prorgrmam in the Humanities. 51 E ' 2 'SU O A Juniol? Cilllnt twml allow the! cgi' ugaggg. i 929 acuty memberswgig ,O 8 in English, foreign language, E +5 ga :E gg h1Sif:'y.tt12u3ic, and social 3-QE' B , H o , cience a n the graduate U 3 fe W 1 schools of their choice during 45 E ENE N 8 ,.. qg Q... 2 5 E., the summer of 1969. . Q5 + o +3 , In order to be eligible to N Q, 'E EL '5 , attend graduate school under the 'S 5 Q12 8 SQ, grant, each recipient must be ag-5 SE g g , member of the present faculty o 5 -5 3 Eg: and engaged in teaching in the 3 , E ug. ilxlzuag of histgilnglishll foreign bn 5 f-1 -2 6, ry, a , music or D vi 1 social science. Also, each 52 'E .5 Q E 3 recipient must have demonstrated E Q 25' 5 -E. E f a. itqeslri , mild potential for 8 Q :- Sign :can aca emic growth andiii -c gg E251 Ha atm of ati! 'E Q 8 V i ions to retum to Coahoma 3 5 5 3 5. Jumor College to lender service' gg , an W. In Pl'0uY0ting the Humanities and 3 D 3 15.3 4 3 Eugnanistic Social Sciences. 3 3 ,ia eaaffgsaza E-gg' 5 -'EWS gs E E301-a:'EP EEE iii?-g,.Ea 3 ae- Sim-E -52 ss 5.9. S65 2 az: af.-Ls-5 8 a 232525 Ee.,6s.e.tEa S E., fa... 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Eurel Lang lecll iligers own el ll 294 The Tigers of oegiigagggggunioii gi College travel to tonight 50 play following their 122+94., Williigyfilf gSelma University 'gi here last' night.. 3 in E the Tigers' isixthsiinfiihes iseegmj 1 3 against only one i Selina put up ie' gewtisi 'fighlii x in tile first h3,1f,:,x11!.?tB,i1iI1g ',l si-E l f Qiimliaiiffafibfi is Q A gave them the lead twhiclitheyg 2 held the reSt,of thetwayw- llzl - l.l. is, Williams and Bllbbll Jamesi i.....4 getting 21 and ii nespeciively- A 3 The 'rigerus' ,next home same? al will be against ,Mary Holmesi ' -- Fr.: . o 4, Sm' 32? izvait,t,:-A-5-E Wg JMS fTigers Down i o 2?Prenhss Five, g?Uhca Next Up O b t . 'hi PBENTISS -- The Coahomai 'c4J1in1or College, Tigers invadedi ggthis south . Mississippi tbwni -lsaturday night and walkedi ,away .with a 130-104 victory over' ilbrentiss Junior College. 3 t wg After a close first half, withi 13',CJC leading 56-51 fat in- gtermission, the Tigers com. iplefely dominated the secondi 'E lialf, with eight players scoringg W m double figures in the game, ,,i Sherman Hogan ' led 1-'Tigers, with 34 iSawyer had 14,'Lonnie Jihad 13, Hansel! Sand Mitchell Wil1iams, James land James Shell each s we Q M531 Wiiin Sed PMSSS - 3 . gv,- ,ani an iie argeant ad' Egg, 35522-gsgg:g 'g,gbThe Eigers' next Qossggl '52 e at ome 2-Sn Eoin: B iso- i , ... ' 5 B sa., against ses is self-signs, P '85 t 'F' .a E 3 2458s. 5 3531 5 54353233 'QE ff ,gs E l'3'53'l .3 , . '+'.,:2 'ds .cuz 9 g Hlaiurvftvg Swing C9111 5 E 4 igvrg muh 4 igvreftess Q .. , . ff-ci,-1: ' .t N F1 fi: ' 5 A , -w Ms -X .QW - V , .I .,xw.:rs'Xsr- X , b Y-is W x,.,:.,i 'e 'lf .N N 5 FYQ. 1? ff 'k Q -if-airy . Li' ' SV, S X2 ' J Li, r ll X, 'If W 1 r 'Q 1 5 R 1 1 F ll I 1 -W-1 ff. 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ARMSTRONG, EMMA P, O, Box 214 Jonestown, Miss. BAKER, BOBBIE J. 101 19th Street Clarksdale, Miss. BAKER, FANNIE M. P. O. Box 182 Lula, Miss. BAILEY, S. T. P, O, Box 33 Bobo, Miss, BRADWELL, WILLIAM Route 1, Box 123 Starkville, Miss. BARNES, BETTY Route 2, Box 308 Drew, Miss, BARRON, MARY L. 439 Garfield Clarksdale, Miss, BASS, JUANTIA Route 1, Box 52 Ruleville, Miss. Suphumure Birerfnrg BELL, LAWYER L. Route 4, Box 42 Starkville, Miss, BELL, MAE FRANCIS Route 2, Box 246 Eupora, Miss. BENNETT, BENNY ANDREW Route 2, Box 108 Dundee, Miss. BLAYLOCK, SYLVESTER, JR, Route 2, Box 217 Cleveland, Miss. BLOCKER, CARRIE MAE Route 1, Box 219 Duncan, Miss. BLOUNTT, ROSCOE 948 Page Street Clarksdale, Miss. BOOKER, ALVERT JAMES Route 5, Box 309 Batesville, Miss. BOOKER, LEWIS SAMUEL P. O. Box 90 Mound Bayou, Miss. BOOKER, WALTER 392 Yazoo Street Clarksdale, Miss. BOOZE, EMMETT Route 2, Box 279 Como, Miss. BRADLEY, VIRLINDA 212 Catchings Street Marks, Miss. BROOKS, MARY E, 113 8th Street Clarksdale, Miss. BROOKS, O, Z. 47 Railroad Avenue Belzoni, Miss. BROOKS, PASTELLA 47 Railroad Avenue Belzoni, Miss. BROWN, CATI-IALEAN Route 1, Box 97 Vance, Miss. BROWN, MARJORIE L. 907 Florida Street Clarksdale, Miss. BROWN, MARY E, Route 2, Box 60 Lyon, Miss. BROWN, NETTIE 169 East Gertrude Drew, Miss, BROWN, OSWALD G. JR 39 18th Street Clarksdale, Miss. BROWN, WOODROW JR, General Delivery Jonestown, Miss. BRYANT, JOYCE M, Route 1, Box 239 Coahoma, Miss. BRYSON, JESTINE Route 2, Box 131-B Shaw, Miss. BUCKLEY, ELLA MAE General Delivery Darling, Miss. BURTON, ROBERT 55 17th Street Clarksdale, Miss. BURTON, ROSIE L. 303 Jefferson Avenue Clarksdale, Miss. BRYANT, ETHEL P, O, Box 235 Shaw, Miss. CAESAR, HAZEL Route 2, Box 104 Anguilla, Miss. CALVIN, JOHN 110 Adams Ave. Clarksdale, Miss. CAMPBELL, TOMMIE P. O. Box 403 Batesville, Miss. CARTER, CHRISTINE, M. Route 1, Box 170 Drew, Miss, CARVER, CLINTON JR, P, O, Box 209 Friars Point, Miss. CASH, LEONARD P. O. Box 231 Rolling Fork, Miss, CATCHINGS, DRLORES 623 Lincoln Clarksdale, Miss. CHAPMAN, EVELYN Route 3, Box 102 Newton, Miss. CHAPMAN, LEE WALTER Route 1, Box 9 Batesville, Miss. CLARK, AARON Route 1, Box 135 Sallis, Miss. CLAY, ANITA J. 623 Yaxoo Avenue Clarksdale, Miss. CLAY, BARBARA A. 314 Bolivar Avenue Clarksdale, Miss. CLEMONS, BIRDIE JEAN P, O, Box 75 Duncan, Miss. Snphumnre Bireriurg COLE, WOODROW, JR, 1756 Evans Street Clarksdale, Miss. COLLIER, MARY E, 311 Jefferson Ave. Clarksdale, Miss. coLL1Ns, BETTYEJ. ' P. o. Box 414 Shaw, Miss. COLLINS, EARNESTINE Route 1, Box 315 Coahoma, Miss. COLLINS, UDEAN Route 3, Box 96 Lambert, Miss, CONNER, DESSIE R, Route 3, Box 166 Clarksdale, Miss. COOKS, WALTER, JR. P. O. Box 371 Inverness, Miss. COOPER, CATHERINE Route 2, Box 46 Oakland, Miss. COSEY, VIOLA P, O. Box 8 Scott, Miss. COTTON, BENNIE E, Route 1, Box 308 Sledge, Miss. Route 1 Box 296 Sledge Miss CROWELL JOHN 312 Lynx Ave. COTTON, J ACQUELINE Ruelville, Miss. EL CUMMINGS, EV YN R 313 Adams Street Clarksdale, Miss. DAILY, LINDA M, 603 McKinley Ave. Clarksclale, Miss. DAVIS, BOYCE, JR, Route 1, Box 240 Batesville, Miss. DAVIS, JOEL 408 Yazoo Avenue Clarksdale, Miss. DAVIS, RUBY Route 1, Box 755 Ruleville, Miss. DAVIDSON, MARTHAJ Route 2, Box 178 Coffeville, Miss. DELANEY, ROBBIE J. Route 1, Box 100-A Mound Bayou, Miss. DICKSON, JOHNNY Route 2, Box 218 Tunica, Miss. DIXON, JOYCE A. 221 W. Sunflower Ruleville, Miss. DIXON, WILLIE L. JR, 221 West Siuiflower Ruleville, Miss. DONE, WILLIE J. General Delivery Friars Point, Miss. DOSS, EVERETT L. Route 1, Box 66 Batesville, Miss. DOWD, MARY 455 Second Street Marks, Miss. DOWDEN, MELIVIN Route 2, Box 117 Sardis, Miss. DOWDEN, WILLIE J. Route 2, Box 117 Sardis, Miss. DRAPER, ARETHA P. O. Box 535 Mound Bayou, Miss. DRIVER, YVONNE Route 1, Box 302-A Dundee, Miss. EASON, IDA P. O. Box 106 Scott, Miss. EASTWOOD, PEARLEAN Route 1, Box 24-A Dundee, Miss. EDWARDS, JOSEPH General Delivery Jonestown, Miss. EDWARDS, LONNIE P, O, Box 396 Shaw, Miss. EDWARDS, MELIVN P, O. Box 25 Rosedale, Miss. ELLIS, JOHN WESLEY, JR, P, O, Box 403 Mound Bayou, Miss, ELLS, DELLIAH DIANN Route 3, Box 40 Lambert, Miss. ELMORE, GEORGE Route 1, Box 224 Coahoma, Miss. ELOBY, JULIUS M, 65 Grant Place Clarksdale, Miss. EVANS, TOT FAYE 325 Long Elm Greenwood, Miss. Suphnmurv Bireriurg EVERETT, ROBERT Route 1, Box 206-C Dundee, Miss FAIR, Lois 830 Poplar Street Clarksdale, Miss. FIELDS, ERNEST J. 309 A Bolivar Ave. Clarksdale, Miss. FLEMING , GEORGE A. 906 Linclon Plance Clarksdale, Miss. FOXX, JAMES J. 438 Page Street Clarksdale, Miss, FRAZIER, HATTIE L, Route 5, Box 128-A Yazoo City, Miss. FRIZELL, CHARLIE Route 2, Box 310 Isola, Miss. FULTON, BEVERLY A 615 Elm Street Ruleville, Miss FUNCHES, JERRY D. P. O. Box 444 Shelby, Miss. GARLAND, ROBBIE G, Route 1, Box 140 Durant, Miss. GENUS, SUSIE Route 2, Box 24 Dundee, Miss. GERMAN, IRENE Route 1, Box 243 Coahoma, Miss. GERMAN, RUBY Route 1, Box 243 Coahoma, Miss. GILL, ALDERINE Route 1, Box 124-A Walnut Grove, Miss. GIPSON, VENNIE L. 2303 Seventh Street Clarksdale, Texas GORDAN, ROBERT L. 407 Adams Street Clarksdale, Miss. GRAFTON, ROBBIE 311 Alabama Clarksdale, Miss GRAVES, CORA M, Route 4, Box 68-A Collins, Miss. GRAY, PERRY V. 3534 Cottage Street Jackson, Miss. GRAY, VALORIE 4 14th Street Clarksdale, Miss. GRAYSON, BEATRICE 4 14th Street Clarksdale, Miss. GREEN, CHARLIE JR, Route 1, Box 12 Alligator, Miss. GRIFFIN, BESSIE P. O. Box 313 Jonestown, Miss. GUNN, HANSELL 823 Meade Street West Point, Miss. HALE, JOSEPH 618 Yazoo Avenue Clarksdale, Miss. HALL, DELOISE Route 1, Box 188 Rosedale, Miss. Snphnnrnrv Birerinrg HAMILTON, OTIS H, Route 2, Box 115-B Raleigh, Miss. HAMP, WILLIE J. 226 Jefferson Ave. Clarksdale, Miss. HARDOMON, EARNESTINE 1011 7th Street Clarksdale, Miss. HARDMON, WILLIAM L, 702 Linclon Ave. Clarksdale, Miss. HARPER, DELORES Route 2, Box 174 Forest, Miss. HARRIS, CLARA S15 Florida Street Clarksdale, Miss. HARRIS, JAMES 501 Kimbro Street Marks, Miss. HARRIS, MARY F. P. O. Box 26 Scott, Miss. HARRIS, MILORY 622 Ashton Ave. Clarksdale, Miss. HARRIS, ODESSA P. O. Box 45 Farrell, Miss. HARRIS, PHILBERT 713 Fulton Street Greenwood, Miss. HAYES, L. C. 210 First Street Belzoni, Miss. HAYNES, OSCAR L. Route 1, Box 124 Coahoma, Miss. HAYNES, ALMA Route 1, Box 44 Jonestown, Miss. HEARN, HORNELL H. 513 Bolivar Ave. Clarksdale, Miss. HENDERSON, ANDREW 344 Jefferson Clarksdale, Miss HENDERSON, EARNESTINE P. O. Box 213 Louise, Miss. HENDERSON, LEVI 124 Avenue G Greenwood, Miss. HENDERSON, THELMA L. Route 1, Box 155 Isola, Miss. HENDERSON, WILLIE E, Route 2, Box 63 Lambert, Miss, HENTZ, JOYCE Route 3, Box 15-A Lambert, Miss. HENTZ, SHELLY R, 303 Catchings Street Marks, Miss. HILL, BERDIE 224 Edward Alley Clarksdale, Miss. HILL, DOROTHY P. O, Box 319 Ruleville, Miss. HILL, HOMER A, 423 Grant Place Clarksdale, Miss. HILL, JERRY 516 Kimbro Street Marks, Miss. HILL, STELLA M, 133 Adams Ave. Clarksdale, Miss, HINTON, ELLA M, Route 3, Box 21 Richton, Miss. HODGES, DENNIS W, Route 1, Box 267 McComb, Miss. HODGES, ONEDIA Route 2, Box 117 Clarksdale, Miss. HOLMES, ERNEST 460 McKinley Street Clarksdale, Miss. HOLMES, WOODROW 721 Lee Street Cleveland, Miss. HOPSON, MARGARET 909 Barnes Avenue Clarksdale, Miss. HOUSE, BETTYEJ. 524 Barnes Avenue Clarksdale, Miss. HOWARD, CLARENCE Route 2, Box 365 Sallis, Miss. HUDSON, BERNICE 111 15th Street Clarksdale, Miss. HUDSON, LUCILE Route 1, Box 109 Tillatoba, Miss. HUGGINS, GLORIA 113 14th Street Clarksdale, Miss. HUTTON, GLORIA 704 Lee Street Cleveland, Miss. HUTCHINS, ELLA B. 257 Ladybird Belzoni, Miss. JACKSON, ELIVE 650 Sunflower Ave. Clarksdale, Miss. JACKSON, JOHNNIE Route 1, Box 224-A Madison, Miss, JACKSON, LEROY 1912 32nd Avenue Gulfport, Miss. JACKSON, THEODORA 630 Bolivar Ave, Clarksdale, Miss. JAMISON, JOHN H. JR, P. O. Box 167 Crowder, Miss, JENKINS, KATRINA 210 North 6th Street Oxford, Miss, JENKINS, RUFUS 1012 Seventh Street Clarksdale, Miss. JOHNSON, CHARLES M, 210 Hopson Lyon, Miss. JOHNSTON, EDDIE Route 2, Box 132 Shaw, Miss. JOHNSON, ELLEN General Delivery Jonestown, Miss. JOHNSON, KATIE E, Route 3, Box 222 Kosciusko, Miss. JOHNSON, LENTON Route 1,. Box 34 Brandon, Miss, Suphumure Birvrturg JOHNSON, OMELIA Route 1, Box 211 Motmt Bayou, Miss. JOHNSON, TRUMAN Route 1, Box 133 Philipp, Miss. JOHNSON, VINSON Route 5, Box 110 Batesville, Miss. JOHNSON, WALTER Route 2, Box 132 Shaw, Miss. JONES, ALCOLA Route 1, Box 44 Nesbitt, Miss. JONES, ALFRED 1705 Wissler Ave. Clarksdale, Miss. JONES, BERNIE M, Route 2, Box 7 Batesville, Miss. JONES, EARLENE General Delivery Tunica, Miss. JONES, EARNESTINE Post Office Box 224 Friars Point, Miss. JONES, HELEN C. Route 5, Box 263 Batesville, Miss. JONES, JAMES P. O. Box 165 Mound Bayou, Miss. JOHNSON, JESSIE R, P, O, Box 84 Coahoma, Miss. JONES, LESTER L, P, O. Box 332 Carthage, Miss. JONES, MARY L. P, O. Box 224 Friars Point, Miss. JORDAN, BEN A. P. O. Box 852 Clarksdale, Miss. JORDAN, LORETTA P. O. Box 1 Goodman, Miss. JUDON, DANIEL Route 1, Box 32 Ecru, Miss. KELLUM, NANCY Route 1, Box 392 Benoit, Miss. KELLY, CHARLES W, Route 2, Box 22 Bruce, Miss. KEMP, BARBARA 532 Page Avenue Clarksdale, Miss. KEMP, CALVES Route 3, Box 402 Clarksdale, Miss. KEMP, CURTIS 63 13th Street Clarksdale, Miss. KENT, CHARLIE P. O. Box 39 Webb, Miss. KEYS, LOU CINDA Route 3, Box 92 Collins, Miss. KINARD, CHRISTINE Route 1, Box 102 Alligator, Miss. KING, RAYFORD P. O. Box 329 Lambert, Miss. KING, SYLVESTER P, O, Box 61 Crowder, Miss. KING, THELLA Route 3, Box 52 Mount Olive, Miss. LAMAR, ETHEL 518 Humphrey Marks, Miss. LARRY, J. D, 424 Stephens Greenwoods, Miss. LEE, EARLENE 622 Cooks Street Marks, Miss. LEE, MARIE U00 Barnes Clarksdale, Miss, LEFLORE, GLORIA 214 Cypress Street Hattiesburg, Miss. LENARD, RUTH if 15th Street Clarksdale, Miss. LESTER, TERESIA A. Route 1, Box 19 Marks, Miss. LEVY, CHERRY Route 4, Box 82 Carthage, Miss. LEWIS, FRANCES M, P. O. Box 178 Friars Point, Miss, LEWIS, JAMES L. P, O. Box 85 Pace, Miss, LEWIS, LEE D, 1206 Lewis Ave. Cleveland, Miss, Suphumnrv Birerturg LEWIS, LOUISE 1206 Lewis Ave. Cleveland, Miss, LEWIS, VELMA L, Route 1, Box 67 Inverness, Miss. LEWIS, WILLIE, JR, 920 Page Street Clarksdale, Miss, LIDDELL, ELBERT P. O. Box 4-31 Belzoni, Miss. LIDDELL, ROBERT P. O. Box 431 Belzoni, Miss. LIGGANS, CORNILIA 435 Page Avenue Clarksdale, Miss. LOFTON, MYRTLE Route 1, Box 31 Pulaski, Miss. LONG, FLOYD H, 318 Quincy Ave. Clarksdale, Miss, LONG, SANDRA Route 1, Box 128 Tutwiler, Miss. LOVE, JERRY W, Route 3, Box 268 Batesville, Miss. LUCAS, MAURICE F. Route 1, Box 201 Cleveland, Miss. MABRY, HENRY 811 Professional Circle Tupelo, Miss, MAGGITT, BERTHA 120 14th Street Clarksdale, Miss. MAITEN, DORIS S, P. O. Box 52 Lamont, Miss. MARSHALL, OSCAR 11 18th Street Clarksdale, Miss. MAXWELL, LEROY Route 1, Box 264 Benoit, Miss. MAYES, ROSIE DEAN 233 E. Shaw Drew, Miss. MELTON, FRANK B, 539 Florida Ave. Clarksdale, Miss. MILLS, PAUL Route 2, Box 50-A Lambert, Miss. MITCHELL, DORIS L, 516 Barnes Clarksdale, Miss. MITCHELL, DOROTHY C. 409 Odom Street Durant, Miss. MONTGOMERY, REBACCA Box 242 Inverness, Miss. MOTON, CHARLOTTE 508 Florida Street Clarksdale, Miss. MOTON, CLEVELAND 527 Ashton Clarksdale,, Miss. MUKES, ROBERT E, Route 1, Box 200 Sondheimer, La. MULLINS, SAFRONIA P. O. Box 241 Jonestown, Miss. MULLIN, WILLIAM E, Route 2, Box Oxford, Miss. MYATT, ORA L. 414 Cotton Street Marks, Miss. MYERS, LEOLA 1128 Christmas Cleveland, Miss. McDANIEL, ANNIE Route 2, Box 161-A Clarksdale, Miss, MCDOUGAL, PAULETTE 736 Riley Clarksdale, Miss. McGEE, CARLTON P. O. Box 634 Yazoo City, Miss. McGEE, REBECCA O. P, O. Box 634 Yazoo City, Miss. MCGLOWN, HENRY 620 N. 7th Street Oxford, Miss. MCKINNERY, CLAUDE P, O, Box 178 Mound Bayou, Miss, MCLAURIN, JESSIE Route 4, Box 45 Collins, Miss. MCMULLEN, ETHEL M, 415 Short Ash Greenwood, Miss. MCQUEEN, ANDREW JR, 306 W. Gibbs Street Greenwood, Miss. MCPHERSON, GERLEAN 1233 So. Theobald Greenville, Miss. iuphumure Birerinrg MCWILLIAMS , ROBERT P. O. Box 187 Shaw, Miss. NASH, HEIZEKIAH D. Route 3, Box 216 Kosciusko, Miss. NEELEY, GREGORY L. General Delivery Jonestown, Miss. NELSON, R, D, Route 2, Box 147 Magee, Miss. NEWSON, WILLIE M, 516 Jackson Landing Picayune, Miss. NICHOLAS, WAYNE Route 2, Box 158-A Byhalia, Miss. OLIVER, FLORINE P. O. Box 124 Jonestown, Miss. OWNES, MILDRED R, Route 5, Box 157 Yazoo City, Miss. PAYTON, MINNIE 1208 E. 5th Street Forest, Miss. PARKER, CLAUDIE L. Route 1, Box 184 Roxie, Miss. PATTERSON, EMMA Route 3, Box 170 Magnolia, Miss. PATTON, LONNIE JR, P. O. Box 375 Waynesboro, Miss. PEACE, DELIA M. P. O. Box 3134 Dublin, Miss. PEARSON, CLIFTON 2200 30th Street Gulfport, Miss. PEGGS, MILDRED K. Route 3, Box 173 Lambert, Miss. PEEL, KATTIE Route 2, Oxford, Miss. PERKINS, SHIRLEY P, O. Box 106 Scott, Miss. PERRY, ANNIE O, Route 1, Box 148 Boyle, Miss, PERRY, SANDRA P. O. Box 461 Batesville, Miss. PETERSON, JOHN L. 1529 Arnold Ave. Cleveland, Miss. PETERSON, LYDIA ANN 1529 Arnold Ave. Cleveland, Miss. PHIPPS, PHLLLIS M, Route 2, Box 246 Sledge, Miss. PICKENS, BETTY J. P. O. Box 22 Sumner, Miss. PITTMAN, SARAH 646 Lincoln Street Clarksdale, Miss. POE, EDAN C, 617 Yerger Greenville, Miss, POLK, NICEY l-I. Route 3, Box 37-A Lambert, Miss. POWELL, ADA B. 1020 Garfield Clarksdale, Miss. PRICE, RUBY I. Route 2, Box 203 Magee, Miss, PULLEY, ESTELLA 614 Baird Clarksdale, Miss. RANSOM, LOUISE P. O. Box 193 Marks, Miss. RAY, ROSIE M, 140 Webb Street Lyon, Miss. READUS, ANNIE D. P, O, Box 294 Carthage, Miss. REDFIELD, LARRY Route 1, Box 253 McComb, Miss. REDMOND, NELLIE M, Route 1, Box S42 Ruleville, Miss. RICHARDSON , THEORDORE 108 Blount Street Lake Providence, La. RICHMOND, LEE 320 W, Boundary Holly Springs, Miss. RICHMOND, GLORIA A, Route 1, Box Nesbitt, Miss. RILEY, JOHN W, Route 3, Box 115 Kosciuzko, Miss. RIVERS, PERCY 613 Lincoln Clarksdale, Miss. .5-Suphumure Bireriurg ROBINSON, BIRDA M, Route 3, Box 140 Coffeeville, Miss. ROBINSON, LEATHA 1609 Sommers Street Clarksdale, Miss, ROBINSON, MACK 623 Lincoln Clarksdale, Miss. ROBINSON, THEORDIA Route 1, Box 73 Drew, Miss. RoBY, PERCY L. Route 2, Box 10-C Goodman, Miss. ROGERS, ROSE M, Route 2, Box 153 State Line, Miss. ROSS, HATTIE M. 1722 Sycamore Clarksdale, Miss, RUCKER, GERALDINE 809 First Street Marks, Miss. RUFFIN, ALEXANDER Route 2, Box 16 Clarksdale, Miss. RUFFIN, LILLIE I. 1212 Webb Street Lyon, Miss. RUSHING, LEROY Route 3, Box 301 Carthage, Miss, SALLIS, BARBARA P. O. Box 274 Jonestown, Miss. SANDERS, CHARLIE Route 1, Box 77-A Rolling Fork, Miss. SANFORD., EARLINE P. O. Box 34 Courtland, Miss. SAULABERRY, PAULINE Route 2, Box 156 Tutwiler, Miss. SAWYER, HARRY L. P. O. Box 244 Friars Point, Miss. SCOTT, EARNESTINE Route 1, Box 27 Dundee, Miss. SCOTT, OLLIE I. Route 2, Box 156 Charleston, Miss. SCOTT, ROBERT 12339 Stoepel St. Detroit, Mich. SCOTT, ROBERT JR, Route 1, Box 216 Cleveland, Miss. SCURLARK, CATHERINE 231 Hwy. 49 Drew, Miss. SHAKESPEARE, GERALDINE 413 Grant Street Clarksdale, Miss. SHANKS, WARREN JR, Box 306 Jonestown, Miss. SHARP, BOBBY J. Route 1, Box 123 Starkville, Miss. SHAW, GEORGE Route 3, Box 16 Richton, Miss, SHAW, GLEEN A. Route 2, Box 140 Clarksdale, Miss. SHAW JAMES P O Box 465 Batesville Miss SHEAFFER CARNELL P P Box 472 Inverness Miss SHEARD THEODORE P O Box 424 Mound Bayou Miss SHELL JAMES E P O Box 61 SLAUGHTER LEOLA Route 1 Box 215 Dundee Miss SLAUGHTER LULA G Route 1 Box 215 Dundee Miss SMART CATHERINE Route 1 Box 61 Goodman Miss SMITH BARBARA 311 Florida Ave Clarksdale Miss SMITH BILLIEJ 103 14th Street Clarksdale Miss SMITH GENEVA Route 2, Box 55 Etta, Miss. SMITH, HATTIE P, O. Box 72 Midnight, Miss. SMITH, KATIE Route 1, Box 765 Ruleville, Miss. I SMITH, L, B, P. O. Box 24 Farrell, Miss. SMITH LOUISE Route 1 Box 134 Mound Bayou Miss SMITH THOMAS E 512 Kimbro Street Marks Miss SPANKS BERNICE 1 03 13th Street Clarksd ale Miss SPANN GLADYS P O Box 3181 SPANN PEGGY P O Box 3181 Dublin Miss SPAIN RITA J P O Box 445 Batesville Miss SPANN ROBERT 221 Sunflower St Ruleville Miss SPENCER BEAT RICE Route' Box 297-A Clarksdale Miss SPENCER W C Route 2 Box 297-A Clarksdale Miss STANFORD TOMMIE 601 Second Street Marks, Miss. STAPLETON, CLYDE P, O, Box 221 Jonestown, Miss. STEVENSON, LILLIE 339 Quincy Clarksdale, Miss. STEWART, SHIRLEY General Delivery Rome, Miss. STINGLEY LEATHA M P O Box 1503 Forest Miss STOREY DOROTHY 142 18th Street Clarksclale Miss STRONG CHARLES R P O Box 107 Rrchton Miss ST UBBS JIMMIE 502 Barnes STURDIVANT JOHN P O Box 59 Webb Miss SUMLIN JOHN E 809 Hickory Street Clarksclale Miss TAYLOR JOHN P O Box 373 Shaw Miss TAYLOR MELVIN P O Box 6 6 Tunica Miss TAYLOR VERDIE D Route 3 Box 72 Clarksdale Miss THOMAS GRADY Route 1 Box 236 Batesville, Miss. THOMAS, HATTIE 613 E. Clay Greenville, Miss. THOMAS, LEROY 103 16th Street Clarksdale, Miss, THOMAS, ROBERT L. Route 2, Box 189 Doddsville, Miss. Suphumure Birvrtnru Verona, Miss. Dublin, Miss. Tupelo, Miss. THOMPSON, THELMA Route 1, Box 623 Clarksdale, Miss, THORNTON, OSIE L, Route 1, Box 27 West, Miss. TRIBBLE, ESTELLA B. 445 Qunicy Ave. Clarksdale, Miss, TRUSS, DORA D, Route 1, Box 4 Sallis, Miss. TUCKSON, EDNA L, Route 2, Box 229-A Tunica, Miss. TURNER, ARTHUR L. 610 Fredrick Street Hattiesburg, Miss. TURNER, DELORIS W. Route 1, Box 137-A Mound Bayou, Miss, UNGER, BENNIE J. 515 Mckinley Clarksdale, Miss. VANN, EUGENE 260 South Street Waynesboro, Miss. VASSER, ELLA M. 631 Sunflower Ave. Clarksdale, Miss. WALLACE, LAURA Route 1, Box 76 Inverness, Miss. WALTON, WARDELL 307 Eastside Dr. Belzoni, Miss. WASHINGTON, EMMAN UEL 311 Garfield Clarksdale, Miss. ggiuphumurv Birvrtnru WASHINGTON, KATHERN A. Route 1, Box 37 Coahoma, Miss. WATSON, LESSIE S. 413 Grant Clarksdale, Miss, WATSON, TOMMIE S, Route 2, Box 10 Forest, Miss. WEBB, EDWARD Route 2, Box 84 Sardis, Miss. WEBB, JOHN L. Star Route Box 42 Sarsis, Miss. WEBB, MARY L, Route 1, Box 171 Vance, Miss. WESBY, EARLEAN Route 2, Box 61-A Lyon, Miss. WESTMORELAND, JERRY Route 2, Box 112 Bruce, Miss. WHITAKER, VERNELL 925 Melvin Street Greenville, Miss. WHITE, PAULINE 302 Jefferson St. Clarksdale, Miss, WHITHEAD, LAURA A, P. O. Box 27 Rene Lara, Miss. wrLKERsoN, MAXINE P, o, Box 3124 Dublin, Miss. WIL EY , HULETLISTLE General Delivery Oxford , Miss. WILKINS, HELEN Route 3, Box 533 Clarksdale, Miss, WILLIAMS, ARTHUR JR, Route 1, Box 90 Alligator, Miss. WILLIAMS, BEULAH 504 Catchings St. Marks, Miss. WILLIAMS, EDDIE JR. P. O. Box 929 Tunica, Miss. WILLIAMS, FLETCHER JR P, O. Box 262 Osyka, Miss. WILLIAMS, FREDDIE L. Route 1, Box 352 Venoit, Miss. WILLIAMS, HELEN L, Route 1, Box 90 Rosedale, Miss. WILLIAMS, JOHNNIE M. 1736 Evans Street Clarksdale, Miss. WILLIAMS, LUCI L. Route 2, Box 150 Merigold, Miss. WILLIAMS, MINNIE General Delivery Jonestown, Miss. WILLIAMS, RUTH Route 1, Box 63 Goodman, Miss. WILLIAMS, SARAH V. 609 McComb Street Hattiesburg, Miss. WILLIAM, WILLIE JR, P, O, Box 381 Pontotoc, Miss. I r Ii I f I J I I I I I J 4 1 U L WILSON, ALTER Route 1, Box 93 Gunnison, Miss. WILSON, BETTY J. P. O. Box 151 Blaine, Miss. WILSON, EDDIE Route 1, Box 305 Ruleville, Miss. WILSON JEAN 7241 So. Phillip Chicago, Illinois WILSON MYRTIS P. O. Box 15 Rena Lara, Miss. Snphumnrv Bireriurg WINTERS, ELVIN JR, P. O. Box 93 Lyon, Miss, WINTERS, FREDDIE L P, O, Box 1042 Cleveland, Miss. WOLFE, JOHNNY 615 Lee Street Cleveland, Miss, wooDARD, ANNIE M. Route 1, Box 147-A Mound Bayou, Miss. WOODARD, LESLIE Route 2, Box 63 Lambert, Miss, WOODS, ZELMA B. P. O. Box 494 Mound Bayour, Miss. CUMMINGS, HARRY T 315 Adams Street Clarksdale, Miss. DAVIS, ETI-IELEAN Route 2, Box 106 Coldwater, Miss. FARMER, BOBBY P. O. Box 3132 Dublin, Miss. Mrs. Patricia B. Brown Mr. Walter Barnes Miss Rhonda Faye Bridgeforth Miss Beatta Carson Miss Consuella Carter Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mattie Crum Mrs. Christine J. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Fielder Mrs. Queen Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Frieson Mrs. Vashti M. Gaines Mr. Frank Crambrell Mr. and Mrs. David Ha Mrs. Nanette Harris Mrs. Lois D. Henderson Miss Christanna Hill Mrs. Jimmie Rae Hill Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard Mr. Daniel Hunt Miss Dorothy Jefferson Mrs. Annie B. Jones Mr. Ben Jones Miss Marine Jones Mrs. Edna Jordan Miss Earline Anderson Mr. P. R. Leak Mr. Alfred Lee Kinard . Clementine Catching . Shirley A. Catching WE THANK OUR PATRONS Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Crertie Keys Rayford Keys and Mrs. Larnar Lenoir and Mrs. Frank McCune Mrs. Ruby Cf. Martin Rev. Mrs . Dorothy Micou Floyd Miller President James E. Miller Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Miss rris Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Miss Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mrs. Lorene J. Miller and Mrs. Howard Moton, Sr. Louise Pettis T. W. Richardson Betty W. Sanders Leora Small Eddie C. Smith Harlotte Smith and Andrew Stasher Leon Stewart Joyce K. Stimage and Mrs. Phillip H. Thompson, Sr Roosevelt Wade Willette Washington Dorothy Weeks and Mrs. Henry O, White Jimmy Wiley George William . and Mrs. Theodore Wood, Jr. J. D. Hitt and Son Miss Inez Kinard Mrs. Beatrice Reid Mr. and Mrs. Willie Payne THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES THE STAFF I96 1 ifieftvr jirnm the Giliinr V 'Z A . 7 1, Wh Dear Coahomans: Serving as editor-in-chief of the COAHOMAN has proved to be a challenging but rewarding ex- perience. 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