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Coahoma Community College - Coahoman Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

 - Class of 1970

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'V i 1 I' x . ,- If 'Q - 9 1 ,, 5+ ,7 I 3: , ., i i ' - ., A. '-. ' 3' ff' ' . if R 'S 1? 'wif 9 ,jblal -3 .4 . ' ' 'I' :,.4 . 'l 1 ' 4 it? ' ' V . -YQ , Cy H ,pf 51220 V ' 4 Ya. ' K, 1 is I W. NF 1 Ah-L T H E 1970 CCAHQMAN Z I I I I I I If 77 Li. PUBLISHED BY THE S STUDENTS of COAHDMA J UNICR COLLEGE and AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI FOREWORD The 1969 yearbook commemorated Coahoma's 20 years of A fl. Developing Human and Natural Resources in the Mississippi Delta. There is One Small Step in Education from 1969 to 1970, but A Giant Leap from 1949 to 1970. Coahoma Junior College is Stepping Into The Seventies with the intrepidation of our Apollo ll Astronauts, and it anticipates the same glorious results. Turn these pages and note our First Steps Into The Seventies. CONTENTS gfxf 1 TLE------------ -- xx FOREWORD AND CONTENTS - - - - THEME ------- --------- ---- - DEDICATION ---------- ------- - ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND STAFF - - - CAMPUS LIFE SCENES -----'- ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS - - - ' CLASSES ---------- ------ - COAHOMAN STAFF - - ' ' ' ACTIVITIES ----- ' CAMPUS BUILDINGS - - ' ' LETTER FROM EDITOR - - ' ' ALMA MATER ----- ' ' AUTOGRAPHS - - - ' 2 1 2 3 4 5 33 39 119 169 175 196 198 199 200 SEVE W, ..,.. A .x m.. fe mf,-Af:p:f,.-, Q x x ww- N, Q X E X .-2 .ir-35:52. , . ' 'H ' BV TIES 4' ' ' 3 -:i e-Sh 1,::M-:-:,:..,1X:, 55,5 55,:,: .g:-1:-t ' X X, -xr-.0-mf N., LL STEP 1 970 1970 W 'S DEDICATION The Annual Staff takes pride in dedicating the 1970 Coahoman to a person who has stood the test of the 60 s and is capable of Stepping into the '70 s with resolute courage and faith We first knew and admired our honoree as a dedicated scholarly teacher of History and Economics We honor him because the roots of hrsown family are imbedded in the history of Coahoma Agricultural Hrgh School and tion to black boys and girls We honor him because of the distinctive contributions he has made as Registrar Counselor Program Charrman Speaker pinch hrtting yearbook photographer par excellence and as Fraternal and Civic leader in our Community and State It IS rare to find such a busy multi talented teacher w1ll1ng to cheer fully share his time and talents with students Because you have given of yourself so freely to help us make history and then to record it for us and our posterity we respectfully dedicate our 197OCoahoman to you Mr Mar1on M Reid Our Registrar and Friend ,- I g ,- 1. Q W 9 Junior College. His practical example of economic strength serves as an inspira- ' Il ' ' ' Il 1 7 9 - Q I , - . . - 9 9 1 0 0 1 1 4 1 A 1 V PRESIDENT 'W-J JAMES EARL MILLER d t PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE The decade of the '6O's has ended: the decade of the 7O's has begun. During the past ten years Coahoma Junior College and A.H.S. has experienced significant growth in enrollments, curricular offerings, faculty and staff, and physical facilities. The years that lie ahead will present new and greater challenges which can be met if those who comprise the Coahoma family dedicate themselves to carrying out the following resolutions: Students - To engage more seriously in the pursuit of learning. Teachers - To strive more earnestly to whet and to satiate the student's appetite for meaningful and relevant knowledge. Administration - To labor unceasingly toward achieving both the quantitative and qualitative needs of a constantly growing institution. May the decade of the 70's be one of rich rewards! Very truly yours, James E, Miller, President l is Axiwg, If ki ADMINISTRATION I II I: I I. 'I II QI VI II I II I . , II E, 1 I I - ,l I Q? - -K I I I I I I I I ,4f X I I I I II I I I B. F. MCLAURIN, SR. I Assistant to the President I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II I I, I II II I I I I I I I I ,ar BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF MD-T-.A U Secretary ? L. to R.: L. Young, L. Gorman, I. L. Brown M, Hatchett I and E. Stacher. I II ADMINISTRATION LEE ROY GORMAN Financial Aid Director and Counselor Thurman Mitchell, Student CHARLES REID . Director of Institutional Development and Public Relations Miss Beatta Carson, Secretary DEAN'S MESSAGE Secretary Your 1970 Yearbook theme Stepping Into The Seventies Cbased upon the moon walky is most appropriate for working on present day social problems. Our commitments for the 70's need to be focused on appreciations, values, attitudes and co-operative skills which can involve adults, youth and children in living the good life: thereby attaining the democratic ideal. We must work to become world citizens who are humane and committed to change. These changes should be made on the basis of dialogue which involves all cultural groups in the local, state and national communities. We believe here at Coahoma Junior College that there is need for National Unity. To attain this unity we must help teachers, students and parents feel wanted as a result of a warm and friendly school environment. Parents and adults of the local community should be involved in this step toward relieving community tensions. Teachers must reflect these practices in teaching techniques, pupil-teacher-administrator-relationships and in the personalities of persons. In the 70's we must care about what happens to Coahoma Junior College faculty and students and make each teacher and student feel important and good about themselves. We must enhance our student's self respect, trust, and courage, and provide challenging education adapted to their abilities. ln the 70's students, teachers, adults and parents will continue to work toward the democratic goals of learning to live with themselves and others, first in the classrooms and in local and national communities. This will be a giant step into the 70's for you students, and a giant responsibility for Coahoma Junior College. This responsibility started with the first step by President B. F. McLaurin and Mrs. Zee A. Barron in 1949 with the first 20 students who entered this struggling, beginning college. They laid the foundation on which we will now build and make our contribution through the '7O's. We Step Into The Seventies -with confidence and renewed faith and courage. MARY G. WHITESIDE Lillian P, Jefferson ADMINISTRATION this -lf I m.f fMf'f, 4 rn. . 1 A The decade of the sixties, which has just ended was a decade of outstanding growth and achievement at Coahoma Junior College. It saw us grow from an enrollment of 299 in 1960 to an enrollment of Q in 1969. Ir1 1960 we had Qgraduates, in 1969, Qi: The sixties were good for C. J. C. both in numerical growth and physical plant growth. We enter the seventies with ambition, hope, and determination to continue our contribu- tion to the well being of society. We congratulate the Ar1r1ua1 Staff on their salute to the seventies, and we sincerely hope that as we make, giant leaps for mankind in the seventies that we will not only conquer space, but learn a more wholesome way to live together in our own environment. Grasp the whole worlds of reason, life and sense, in one close system of benevolence. ' Alexander Pope REGISTRAR and STAFF anim w, PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE ZEE ANDERSON BARRON GARDENIA HICKS Student Personnel Director Secretary RUTH ANN GATES, Secretary fOn leavej MRS. IIMMIE RAY HILL, High School Guidance Counselor and Lavon Kinard, Student ADMINISTRATION TJ' ' vii I I'.' . ' 33 3 T , I I w'.' - .' r --4 in x. . We, again, extend our congratulations to the Coahoma Staff for an- other job well done. Stepping Into The Seventies offers a great challenge to our youth who must assume leadership roles before the end of the decade. The many fundamental issues which must be resolved will demand of them a concern for the welfare and dignity of others and th e responsibility for their own personal development and excellence. Coahoma Agricultural High School joined the educational elite of the Southern region by achieving Accreditation inthe Southern Association of Colleges and Schools at the close of the Sixties a milestone in the an- nals of our institution. As we step into the seventies I have every reason to believe that the students of Coahoma Junior College and Agricultural High School will meet the challenges of their time and move swiftly and serenely into the mainstream of the American society. FRANK MCCUNE, Principal ADMINISTRATION , X ,, C.,-nv ,, .,,...f- ln.. -- ' w,,..,.-,-A hQ,,,,,gl'f I A .xalsmfnww ff 9 MR. EUGUNE FOX Assistant Principal B.A ., Jackson State College M .A . , Tuskegee - vf' 2 2 MR. WILLIAM GATEWOOD Elementary Principal B.S. , Alabama State College ffl ' - Q. A f ff-.,' V - -, 'X 'Q '.,,1s?,F::5T6 , .. km.,.:lt, V ' . s :.w,,j3Q-,f,,.yg-- ,4f.,t,L:., 3. V , 4 :..:,k, ,5 JU,--f,.f4-T: f - ' - Study, Tennessee A. and I. State Univ. and Delta State College ,t I I 4 XJ. 'T' ADMINISTRATION New MR. DUNN WILSON B.S., Jackson State College Superintendent of Attendance if ATN 6 !ml.-.31 al MRS. ANNETTE STEWART M.V. S.C. , Khum Memorial Hospital, Vicksburg LPN - School Nurse F9 x 'X' Sf' 7 0 ' . 4 9 1 . .,,I,5,f31.?r-S . X Q'-u , M 5. 'Y' Q-ab 5.1. 4-. , if an ,. -- - ' is 4... I., E 4 'g . . , I .., ., u.-f 3 ' -is . L A 'A ' J .5 - - ,F ., I i u 1 JKAQANM - , ' N , 'f' :4'Ygs, hx - .Af 'Q . Jgrf- sg ,, V, 'if , 'xn 6 'I 4--, f 4 1 ',' ' .,Ql. x J .S -Lesh f?.',?f'1 A' f. '35 V f .,f',,'- 4 .L ,V , . F , I ' .p-ff, ff-,A 1-4 3' X' . 6 i , 4 9,. 1 , , if 4 . Q. iv K H ff Wiz, I 4 f f FACULTY , 9 if BARRON, ZEE A. M. A, , Columbia University English, Student Personnel Director PORTER, FRANKLlN B, S, , Jackson State Grad. Study, Jackson State College English COLLEGE ENGLISH Ole? WHITE, HENRY B, S. , Alcorn Coll. Graduate Study Miss. State Univ. English and French Inf JENKINS, SEBETHA B, S, , Jackson State, Grad. Study Delta State Coll. English ' if , x LEWIS, GEORGIA SNYDER, THURMOND B, S, , Jackson B, A, , Lemoyne State, Grad. Study Grad. Study, Univ Delta State Coll. of Ark. and Delta S English English JEFFERSON, DOROTHY B, S, , Jackson State Grad. Study, Delta State College W ,711 English C X . . Ii pn MAJ W: A F 2 ur-uns-ui f, I . Z llgllt gzgl 3:5 A: In ., 1 - , I A ,N n , , . , rw y fig J ' Q 3 E 5. l f. ' Q 2 is '- ,rf ' 1: Y gisjj , ,.,, , gif rw, N ' -af., N- -' .xg 3.1 w---' ly Z U V 'fit K 5,45 Q rm. Q Mn.. 17 v I ,.,... .f -- , ' g Q ... .1 . 5, 2 . 2 .9 i if English and Education Teachers at work in Faculty Office. .4 1, ENN' E 5 I HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH BRIDGEEORTH, E. L. B.S., Miss. ind. English and French JEWETT , LEOLA B. S. , Jackson State English McGEHEE, VIOLET B.S. , M.V.S.C, English Picfure Noi Available CAIN , HATTIE M. A. , Illinois Univ. English SEALS, VERA B, S, , Jackson State English L IQE 3 A CATCHING, S, A, B.S. , Jackson State English 'Wir SMALL, LEORA B. S. , Jackson State English Picfure A No? Available ,dk DEAN, MARIETTA WADE, SADIE B, S, , M. V. S, C, Degree: Printish Tayloring, High School English Lofew Tayloring School, Wash. D. C. Remedial lnstructor FERGUSON, LULA B. S. . M. V. S. C. English M. WILKINS, LAURA M. B. S. , Alcorn Coll. English Piclure Noi' Available HUDSON, ZOLA A, A, Coahoma Junior College Remedial COLLEGE SCIENCE AND MATH ' as Q f -as - QW ' Iii is 1 Tfff i gs f. -' w gijgg . . ,MJD GAMBRELL, FRANK SMITH , EDDIE M, S, , Kansas St. M-A- 2 UniV- of College Science l -'ui CATCHINGS, CLEMENTINE B, S. , Tougaloo M, S. , Tuskegee College Science Mississippi College Science BROWN , ALMA M,A, , Southern College Math WILLIAMS, GEORGE B, S. , Tougaloo M, S, , Univ. of Miss. Study, Univ. of Miss., College Science X 'Q SHAW, JEROME GOODEN, EARL L. B. S. , Delta SI. B. S, , Jackson College Science M, 3, , U, of 111, College Math ,- 'TD .1'CN ffl- .1,, ' f l .4 If Sf WILLIAMS, RAYMOND B.S. , M. V. S.C. Study, DePaul College Math ,. A, x , ! , 11.2 i - J x , , H ., Biology Class 1 If 2 ,i xc.. . . ,gppvfw HOWARD, FRANK HOSKIN, PATRICIA WASHINGTON, WILLETTE B. S. , Alcorn B. S. , Tougaloo B,S, , jackson NLS. , Miss. State Biology Bj-Olggy H. S. Science GRIFFIN, JOSEPH B, S, , Jackson H. S, Science Driver Ed. Picfure Noi' Available FURDGE, JOSEPH B,S, , Alcom H.S. Math BROWN, JOHN L, B.S, , Jackson H.S. Science BURRELL, LEON B.S, , Jackson H.S. Math BOOKER, BARBARA B, S. , Alcorn Biol. and Gen. Science HENDERSON, LOIS M, S, , Tuskegee H.S. Math PowELL, TYRONE STEWART, LEON WILKINS, JIMMY B.s, , Jackson B.S.. Alcorn B,s,, Arcom H.S. Biology H.S. Math H.S. Math GILES , ROBERT Picture B, S, , Jackson No' High School Available COLLEGE SOCIAL SCIENCE A EDWARDS, THOMAS WALKER. WILLIAM BARNES, WALTER M. S. , Tuskegee A- B- - Boston Univ- B.S, , Alcorn Post Grad. Univ. of Miss. M- A- - U- Of111- Study Kansas State Social Science LIDDELL, GLEN B. A. , Southern Ill. Social Science A SHAW, MELVIN B. A. , Morehouse Education POSL Grad. , Univ. Social Science of Southern Fla. Social Science I Q Q55 X 5 in , .. WADE, ROOSEVELT B.S, , Jackson Study Okla. and Miss. State Univ. Social Science Picture ' Na+ Available BURRELL, TIMOTHY B. S. , M. V.S. C. Supervision Material Center SMITH, JANE A. B. , Meredith M. Ed. , Duke Education REID, BEATRICE B, A, , Clark Study Univ. of Miss Social Science X r t, 1 ' A HARRIS, DAVID B. S, , Jackson M. Ed., Tenn. AQSLI Education 5 fl 5 A.H.S. SOCIAL SCIENCE fn- me '- HUNT, DANIEL B, S, , Jackson M, S, , Delta State Social Science ,mv ' 9 ...uf V us., L 33? ' . 1 , 1 , A JON ES, BENJAMIN B, S, , Alcorn Study, Tuskegee and Tenn. State Social Science Picture Noi Available MARTIN , BEVERLY B, S, , Alcorn Social Science MCCUNE, EVA J, B.S. , Alcorn Study, Tuskegee Social Science FIELDER, ARTHUR B, S, , Central St. Health, P.E. and Social Science Picfure No? Available BURNETT, ROSIE B. S. , M. V. S. C. Social Science THOMPSON, LEARA B. S. , Miss. Ind. Study, Lincoln Social Science Picture Noi' Available SELF, oLr3NzA B, S, , Rust High School Social Science -QRS' WOODS, ALMAI A, B, , Tougaloo Social Science Picture Noi' Available BLAKE, MARY B, S, , Alcorn High School Social Science ANDERSON, EARLINE ESPY. MARTHA B.S. , Tuskegee High School Social Science B. A. ,- Southern Social Science 14,0 HEALTH, P.E. AND HOME ECONOMICS Picture Na+ A Available N,- HENDERSON, LENARD B. S, , Jackson GOODEN, CLAUDIA B.S. , Jackson Health and P.E. Health and P.E. H. S. Basketball Pic'l'ure Noi' Available STEWART, ANNETTE FIELDER, ARTHUR Miss. Valley State B.S. , Central Nurse Health and P.E. Football Coach a E ,ak 'FUN 'Xa Q MQLAURIN, SEZZIE GAMBRELL, IRMA M. S. , Tuskegee B.S. . 3Pe11maU Home Economics Study. KHUS- Sf- Horne Economics GAINES, VASHTI B. S, , Jackson Health and P.E. GAINES, WILLIAM C. B, S, , Jackson Health and P.E. Head Basketball Coach MOORE, ELLA B.S. , Alcorn Dietitian JORDAN, EMMA M. E. , Delta State Health and P.E. F 3 in EP .-n . u ll J, N. RICHARDSON, T. W. B.S. , Jackson Study, Chicago Art lnsLitute Art 'Q CARTER, CONSUELLA M. Mus. Ed. Vandercook Band Director ART AND MUSIC 9 KL- gf-'L 3' F GOODEN, JOSEPH B. S. , Jackson High School Art NOT 1 sHowN ' A' if a t 3, STEWART, BOBBY B.S. , M.V.S. C. Asst. Band Dir. DORSEY, HENRY B.A. , Jackson College Art '-Pmx MICOU, LaDOROTHY Study, Alcorn, Jackson, Miss. St. High School Choir ia .- I KEYS, GERTIE M. A, , Columbia Music and Choir Band Class Music Class I I ARMSTRONG, DOROTHY I B,S. Alcorn, Grad. Study, Tenn. State H. S. Bus. Ed. I I I I 'leo' FIELDER, ROWENA ' B.A, , Bennett College Bus. Wftsx ., BUSINESS DEPARTMENT PHOTO Nof Available Q .rf KX BARNES, LESSIE B. S. , Alcorn College Business FLETCHER, ALMA B. S. , M. V. S.C. H, S, Business BROWN, PATRICIA B, S. , Alcorn Study Univ. of Wisconsin College Bus. si' I X.-. .,,. . . ,-1,. , zfxakfgg . 3. i'5 f X fi fl 1 . - ' 1 S : 4 vw.-rr.. -Q 1 - xsr-.f-1.'.w., ss .hi bfi., 5' JZ .if CURRY, CHRISTINE M.A. , Indiana College Business , 631' S' ? a Cai ff 4 ff.. if A FHCUIFY Meeting Faculty Meeting VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL I.: R ' Y. . I , x W XA, .f is 'a ...ui-.5-,r Nl R -'ff 1' f . N I ' O ' , 1-.,,-nm ,. , ,. -we lu I U. - ff if 1 .A I , '--.TM-. 'Lx 11, al. ,f A. f' n ,U'r BLACKBURN, SAMUEL B, S, , Alcorn Co-ordinator Voc. Tech. as y of SHANKS, WARREN B,S, , Alcorn Study, Tenn. St. Voc. Agriculture 14, rj ea ff,:.1g1'424L?:P'a J fi ? 5 1:2 Q ,1- ' I .. 5 , J? X, -Q. 'W . .. ,,., SIMS, SOLOMON B, S. , Xavier Tech. Math and Science .r :ei -1 ,L E ax F,,, jr3 'A 4 ' CAIN, J. E. M, S. , Bradley Industrial Ed. Picture Noi' Available BAINE, JOHN E, Cert. National Radio Cleveland, Ohio Electronics Picture Noi Available FERGUSON, ARTIS Study, M, V, S, C, Auto Mech. Inst. CROCKETT, GEORGE M, A. , Atlanta Univ. Math and Electronics Piclure Noi' Available CASWELL, FREDDIE B. S. , Tuskegee BLAKE, ALFRED B.S., M, v,s,c, Voc. Tech. Auto Mech. Picfure Plcfufi , J, Noi N07 v , .3 Av.l.rL Av-wa. SMITH, JOHN CUMMINGS, SAMUEL B.S., M.V.S.C. B.S., Jackson Carpentry Co-ordinator Manpower P36703 Piciure Noi' Noi Available Available GREEN, VERNON MYLES, J. B. S, , Jackson B, S, , Miss. Valley State Voc. Tech. Brick Laying YOUNG, LONNIE B.S. , Alcorn College Asst. Director Financial Aid SECRETARIAL STAFF gc R STASHER, ELNORA B.S. , M.V.S.C. College Secretary WESTON, ROSETTA B, S. , Alcorn College Secretary to Registrar 5 Picture Noi Available HICKS, GARDENIA Coahoma Jr, College Study, Jackson State, Delta State College Secretary to Personnel Director gon leavej RELD, MYRTLE B.S., M.v.s.C. Secretary to Registrar Picfure Noi Available HATCHETT, MARILYN Secretary M. D. T. A. Picture Noi Available BROW N , JO LOUISE CARSON , BEATTA B. S. , Alcorn College B. S. , Alcom College Bookkeeper Picfure Noi' Available JEFFERSON , L. P. Henderson Business College Sect. , Public Relations GATES, RUTH A. B. S, , Alcorn College Secretary to Dean Whiteside Secfefafy F0 CHILDRESS, EVA B. S. , Alcom College Sect. , H.S. Prin. Personnel Director if COLLIER, MARY E. A, A, , Coahoma Jr. Col. Secretary Pidure Noi Available BROWN , CATHALEAN A, A, , Coahoma Jr. College Secretary, H. S. ,vi LIBRARIANS AND ELEMENTARY GREEN, MIRIAN B,S. , Southern Grad. Study Univ. of Wisc. Librarian Slew' if ..f.5'f2 ' F MORTON, DERMA Assoc. Arts. Coahoma Junior College Asst. Librarian bw CHAMBERS, ARNOLD B. S, , Jackson Grad. Study San Jose College Elem. Piciure ' Noi Available BROWN, VELMA T. B, S. , M. V. S. C. Elementary EDWARDS, LOIS M, S., Tuskegee Elementary 3994 4. .g,, M144 FURDGE, ROZELLE B, S, , Alcom Junior High Ind. Arts HA TTIE TAYLOR Grad. Coahoma Jr. College Study at Delta State College C.J. C. Asst. Lib. Picfure Noi - Available FOX, EVA B, S, , Jackson 'State College Elementary LAURA JOHNSON Delta State Coahoma Jr. College Asst. Librarian RANDLE, MILDRED B, S,,Jackson State Elementary I 'I 5 Fiffiffs 'S A Pichaie f .il Nor N ll lx 3 HERRON, DARREL TAYLOR, DAVID MRS. A, B, WILSON B. S. , Alcorn College Dean of Men Dean of Women Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds M SECURITY OFFICERS Pachare Noi A Available in-Ill p13 MR, CHESTER TOLLIVER MR, GRADY MITCHELL MR. GUY MORRIS Sefiurify OffiCCI Security Officer and Security Officer Asst. Dean of Men MAINTENANCE AND CUSTODIAL WORKERS ,:x L toR Qtandrng R Duckworth Leola Kemp A Kemp E Anderson A. Shleld F Grvrngs L toR Seated T Mabry Beneva Thomas O Alexander E. 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My I DORMITORY CLUB OFFICERS and SUPERVISOR E. Langston, M. Edwards, L. Ivory and M. Mumford. STANDING: Mrs. Micou. MEN'S DORMITORY 557 ',r,LI'Q ' 'I 4 ', -'Z A 4 , : V' 5' ' in 4- , . A ,,, Q FRESHMAN ROOM Webb, Eurin and Ellis . DEAN and the DORM ASSISTANTS. MEN'S DCRMITORY SOPHOMORE'S ROOM Owen, Sturgis and Smith. ,411-...A DORM ASSISTANTS ACTIVITIES ..-A 'Q Y-, ff I Isis I ' n Q' .if ff. K ,. ' ,. ,f - . 2152. 'V ' .Q ' L I 5 I , I is S? Miiklif' . gum . . pw' . v ' ww ' 1 w2.,:-R32 'm'-' N3:.!- -I . .. S5N33-.,g,.s,.Q:,sf!'NQgi?-1I .- f 'T zz ,IQ-g..,'fI2'sj: f .. I .:wJ,,I:: X, - 1- 1 K' gg . 5 5 ' 5 5 346 ss xii. 5 x j s A ffm! A s, 45 X I N A A ve If . .I I I 4 3 . I 1, - pi 'X is ,5 if AIS I-. J' ifgf' -I ' A ' , J KL, 5, X f X 1 Sf f X X H ' 5 , , . 7 . ' M xx- :K I o , Q . ,Q ,Q xx an-I 'I Q THE HONOR STUDENTS 'I Y' ' 'Q' .XX . w x s 1 .Q Q 'ax V A O--8- 1 'Ji ,asv V U N , 'NH 'J ,-I , , ' - V ' qw -M . ' , 1'A ' QR' f .. 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WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES DAVID WASHINGTON Picfure Noi Available OTIS BUCKLEY ROBERT EVANS 'Wi' Picfure Noi AvaiIebIe LULA ELEY JOHN BALLARD SOL EMMA HARRIS JOHN HOUSE ' , I H, ' Picture P5C+U!'8 1 NUI NUI 4 ' E- ' Available AVGIIBUG- 'iw' ALBERT HARRELL EDGAR TAYLOR 501-INNY SMITH ALEXANDER MUMFQRD A cw NE WILLIAMS JUDY CARTER BETTY DORSEY 3 -f , , I - 'Q' 'SLM ALBERT CALVIN LENA BUTLER PEARLIE WHITLEY CLIMME LEE SHIRLEY BUDGETT These 21 Coahornans join an elite group of student leaders selected from colleges in all 50 states, the District ot Lyo- lumbia and several foreign nations in North and South Ameri- ca. Selections were based on scholarship, leadership in extra- curricular activities, service to the community and future potential. N f I4 Q MR. FOX Installs Officers of Student Council . HIGH SCHOOL MR. MCCUNE Installs Officers of Student Council . MRS . BRlD GEFORTH Presents Student Council Officers For Installation . STUDENT COUNCIL FREEMAN JACKSON, President Secretary of Student Council of Student Council gives gives address to Address. Student Body. 'Q r '3 B 1 S 1 5 fi 2 1 3 --2 ,1. , .WN THE GLEE CLUB, MRS. DOROTHY MCCOU, Director. is it C.J.C. STUDENT COUNCIL INSTALLATION Miss CIC Presiding. Mr. Edwards states purpose of the council. Mrs. Barron introduces council members. -wr ,t , I, 73- VIZ. I , Pres. Miller delegates authority to Council Pres. Washington. I s qi? r f , , , 5 , ' , 1 5 41 I fl r 4 1 A .1 1 af ef ' ' it sf.. 4 1 if gi 2 af ' 'J' . , Q I . 'X 35 . 1 sf ' 5 44 Mr. B. S. Gooden gives the charge and challenge. President Washington accepts the Challenge. Y ' iS gi I C.J.C. STUDENT COUNCIL PREAMBLE We, the members of the Student Council of Coahoma Junior College, in order to establish and create an atmosphere of co-operativeness, in order to increase student and faculty relationships, in order to challenge the Administrative Staff, and in order to promote the best interest of Coahoma Junior College, do commit ourselves. OFFICERS DAVID W. WASHINGTON - - ---- President JAMES UNGER ------- - - Vice President LENA BUTLER - - - -------- Secretary FLORA LUCKETT - - ---- A ssistant Secretary EDDIE CLEMONS - - SHIRLEY WARREN - - - - - Asst. Business Manager - - - - -Business Manager ELISH B. GIPSON- - - - - Parliamentarian JOHN A. HOUSE - - - ---- Chaplain JANAS SAULSBERRY- - - - Reporter MRS. ZEE A. BARRON - - - Advisor MR. LEROY GORMAN - - - -Advisor MEMBERS i7 C.J.C. STUDENT COUNCIL L, S ,C T,,..,....- A ',Wx L4 ,. T K :Q QQ' L ' s , x Q I 1 I , x.' ,N ' S Q U x S '1'fQf'.. t Q- 4 X fi 35 . Q ,i X ,: A .Nil C Q51 ,E 'l f J E' Q X x I ,..,------ ', DAVID WARREN WASHINGTON JAMES UNGER Student Council President Student Council Vice- President 46 ,.pp-v-'um-uns1 President Washington and John House discuss plans for the Student Council Project. DEBATING SOCIETY Lk, . I . ' .i 13 'Vi 1 w Xb 2 EA 3 is K 5.,.q5vg3.,A .-.v sf: -' - ., .' si X 5 x X X by -M -Q P , - . ,.q W L..-.Et ,..,,, .4 -im fx .- MR. WILLIAM WALKER, Sponsor. Thurman Mitchell and Student Body President David L. to R.: Mrs. Z. A. Barron, John House, Gene Fowler Washington, present plaque to Mr. M. Reid and the rest Judy Carter, Thurman Mitchell, and David Washington. of the Administrative and Faculty Staff as a gift of ap- preciation. 47 k A.H.S. CHEERLEADERS -.M rw :Ns 5 NF i ' . 2 --M N 5 '::S,?f'-- . '. wx fx NNN 3,f.'?'iw , V Qs . K.. ,. AE, ,H . gif, K, ,,f'A 'V , W , ' S . sg' , --AJC ' .. ' f - ' .' . E , ,,f V47 I SSL-Q. A.H.S. PEP CLUB . . 1 , 5.f .1-MQ.. f XX -2,11- , V W ' vw 1969 CORCNATIQN CEREMONY 'W 50 42 JUDY CARTER BOBBIE GRIFFIN 'YI minus.. CIOWH BG-Brel' Miss C,J.C, and Court CARL EDWARD JORDAN, IR, 1969 CCRCJNATION CEREMONY s ssh ff J ff 1 , W 59? , , as M W g Y 'A 5 M- ,-'JE-Q.-5-551''.gy:E:j,,:.fEQ.: if-:EQ 1 - 5?:2-P.'l:' - 11, , .3-: :':.u:.E:z - Qzf.r','.. Hi' ','!i1g'2t , . . QL. 'fsezayf Xi:'3??'i -in W H: VELVIE SMITH BARBARA EDWARDS , liifbff U PM 475 A. fm Tw sg f U , ,:,,k, ' f,, ,- ...N A .,, - A A .1-1::- Q 1 , . ji i..s.5:' -2 Z' ..,.:. ..., , ' 2.x X XT1 -' Q-'EN-54:15 'yiiliwif ,.,, Q ,ss f st' 1, .M X w N- 2 ff - ,, -EF' 'Iii , X- xg A! X ' ?'Q21 53'I MiSS N2lFiOH211 B.3.U. Miss C.I. C. enters Court IDA ROOKS 5l , 5.- ,x'X V ., ,F 3 .n, A. 392-. x , .-A B if. . .W QW-, '1 ,, Vi 'A A :.-.1 E-si fig A 3554,-L35 w,- , :P-f ,4.a.:. MS.. r 4+ R.. edgy? F5 M W' is X Y lr li X- J,-is F' ' H O! , , A' 3 VIZ' if 5 in ,x ,. .s L 1 H 'Q u WM! .sinu- - , -wg, -1 Y 1, 3 1 ' -ftKh. 74 ,f , 2,5 1 .-:qw , K. V A . y im 1969 HOMECOMING i 1 1 i y TW QL' , -' .3 4' K .0 ,-.way R X. Q f'3'3 v. I 1 M-an ,f N V F AHS PEP SQUAD 54 1-L 1969 CORCNATION CEREMONY Coronatlon Scene f a F Mr. and Miss A,H,S, MAXSTEAN TYLER AND FREEMAN JACKSON Dressed for The Ball 1 E l 2 MR. AND Miss AGRICULTURAL HIGH scl-loot fail' A Q ,R , 'fr J, v le QCA! Q' F .t T A. I ,mf A 1 ,N ,. 4 Maxstean Tyler, Miss A, H,S, of l969-l9'7O , is the brilliant and witty daughter of i Rev, and Mrs, W, M, Tyler of Clarksdale, Mississippi. Maxstean has been an honor student for four years. She plans to attend college and graduate school in order to earn a degree in Social Work. l Freeman jackson, Mr, A,H,S, of l969-l970, is the popular son of Mrs. Delia 5 Anderson of Coahoma, Mississippi. Freeman is an honor student. 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X I ff 1 .X ' ' ' l s ,L X v ' ' ' ff-W -X N 1 , 6' ' A , 'F g ' X. 1969 HOMECOMING Senior Maid of Honor JUDY HUNTER Bi Mir' if t' if 'N V. ii' ,f W 6 vii I I li ,rlf ma, '93 my V,oo R, 2,- 5 , , 4 ,o.. 1 o ,o.A ,,o. or , O bn.. vj . ,, vm, , x,., ,- 'Q Junior Maid of Honor IOANN COLLINS E 5 J , 1 1' 1, f 2. A f .2 A ,- Q' L? X1 Sophomore Maid of Honor Freshman Maid of Honor IESSIE MORGAN DORIS REED 1969 HOMECCMING , , Ai!!-P Tai 'V ' wwmflxf - , Yluf' 5: ,bn V' iff af 4 lm in ' 3 7 Rf- M 1-MQW ,g H J. 1 K' 4 A , 22 A A U 5 ,, 4 s f l if F f 115 'i - 0 Homecoming Queen and Maids. x Y . i Homecoming Queen Captain and Band , , - I 1? CK N X Nw Pl- , ,E 4 4 , ? gf off ig Q g ea 1 J. ' ggggfw 4 1 ' . mee ' :e Q QQ -'Q' , , fe' X is L N' if if . Homecoming Queen being crowned 1969 HOMECOMING X A X, . Lv Mei 2 AT -ENDANT5 President JAMES E, MILLER , -..wh lv. A l ..e I A 1 il 2 HB9 M A iw, fa. .lm . ' 1,21 - i X ' - ' k ' vw . 1 ' -ra-N-f,. 'V Y V in b AM W v. gnu. 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N? 1-' 9 .- 'w'f,1v' 'f - bn? iffy ' , lx, ,HL T wa., -, 4 , 4 ..,,4 'fs , ' q m.,' ,:, , , Mew. , , '-Nagy., 43 , ,. 1 4 .5-'dw - 41424 ,M . A-.Y Y , S '-me Mi- 5?M'Q' 1 wi A fjf' AH ,N'g41f14vw:s, Ny 4 A A ig Wi :-if ,4 ,fy H-fr: 4.1', r ,ka gn, is k s kg 4 H54 4 nl 1 44 f 4 iwf H. 4, 'I' R 'W S .cf fs N4 .4 4 .34 , 4-M Q3 X wk. t A A 44 1, X31 H apr, -z4.f'f,'- L, sawufiuv vi -s 'NYM 4 ? ..52:- g. W. lux L nf X UV' 417 QLA x 4' l.. im V 5 . AP A, H,S, Tiger Football Team MR. ARTHUR FIELDER, Head Coach XM' l 64 A fa my is K, Mg.,-., -.. gF:eT Q,ig,,T',' ' .fr T ,w mm: g' '- ' WP!-f-wvw,!':r V ,L ,L W 4 t .q1,,gWgr3g,aqg,,si3',f ' n 4 , , ' ' wiigifa-:bfi , gW,f,gq1,3- fff44v'15f57:,, Q5 f ' H 4 f mm 544' 1' , 'fx lwkf .4 -.-, , .,,,,, .,.,,,,q ,-, 4' , , 4 . 4 V VE' 4, 6 ' A ll , Lil Studgnf Council Miss C.I.C. and Attendants , '71 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS X P.E.M. OFFICERS 1 E' Elf. 5 1, 9 V -if -, gg, A ix , C C X A - I f , ffm P.E.M. CLUB hm A CHEERLEADERS MIGHTY C.J.C NAME NO. POS. F.G. F.T. T.P. T.P. Average Nathan Blakely 16 5 .3 Andrew Buckhalter 5 1.0 Roosevelt Carter 50 7 . 1 Davis Clark 57 6 .3 Earnest Haygood 14 2.8 Billy Joe House 158 13.2 Larry Hayes 58 7 .3 Felix Hurth 107 9.7 Prophet Giles 29 4. 1 Mitchell Johnson 119 9 .9 Lee Lewis 23 2 . 9 Willie McKnight 5 1. 1 Chris Peacock 160 13 .3 Robert Rowan 21 7 .0 James Washington 212 17 .7 Laymon Williamson 156 17 .3 COACHES: William Pop Gaines TRAINERS: Eddie Bass Arthur J. Fielder Lorenzo Howard STATISTICIANS: Alexander Mumford Willie D. Rimmer TIGERS December 1 6 9 10 12 13 16 January 7 10 14 15 16 20 26 30 31 February 6 10 13 14 17 18 20 23 L. SCHEDULE Harris Prentiss Arkansas Baptist Harris Natchez Arkansas Utica Shorter Shorter Natchez Utica Prentiss Utic a Harris Selm a Prentiss Natchez Shorter Selm a Shorter Utica Natchez Prentiss Harris Baptist Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Away Home Away TIGERS IN ACTION 5 FIU! x x :F 3- 9 II Q xk Q W I ' O 'af My , ' '9 4 C 'Z Z 7' 'fvfffiy I I I I , . 71 lv' I I 19 I -an 1 :L I 3 W TIGERS IN ACTION 'wfiibc lk-:i f mm. Ak-ss , it NN X.: Wx ,ni 5 ' V X ,,,, , Q ,xi bg Q 1 l I ' Q 2--I 1 I X a 5 Q Felix Hurth steals one and SCORES . Laymon drops two in. Peacock drives between two Bulldogs. I Washington shoots and scores. fr M J Jr, x, ' 5 ,K L s gr y Q V fr LENARD HENDERSON COACH 70 L.-R. James Fryer Earnest Reed Johnny Crawford Laurance Bryant Verdell Jordan Dan Blocker Jerry Stokes Alexander Scott Johnny Glasper Johnny Monroe Johnny Whitehead A. B. Hoskin Earl Bailey Charley Thompson Tommy Jones POSITION CLASS Trainer Guard Forward Forward Center Center Center Forward Forward Forward Guard Guard Statistician Guard fCaptainJ Guard qCaptainJ TIGERS F, November November November November November December December December December December January January January February February February SCHEDULE Marks Marks Drew Shelby Shelby Tunica Tunica Higgins Tupelo Higgins Oxford Elaine QA Oxford Elaine Drew Tupelo I' Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Away Away Home Home SEASON RECORDS W 1967-68 20 1968-69 20 1969-70 20 1969-7 O TOURNAMENTS North Zone Little Six District Regional PHYSICAL EDUCATION neu vsw ., , ' A 'I ' ' ' I I '- x 'lx -W. 1, ' I I- - .af K'-it-amz:-Q? I . Boys' P.E. Class under Student Coach A. Mumford. TIGERS IN A CT ION 1 MX , X , , r QM I Z W, , W, Laymon lays one up. Mitchell take a long one and make it. PHYSICAL EDUCATICN Y N N N Y w V Sophomore P .E . Class . i Y a Freshman P.E. Class at work . ,QV S if ' -4 S S ' .S Q -.,, ff ., , s -.. .. X . M U, Q ,x 3 Q 5 ,R Q X' rf A is if , a - A ' if 9 S ,M-+ ' -' , -L , Q ' S ' Sf? A , Q gf s -f 'W gif Freshman P.E. Class MRS. V. GAINS, Instructor 'sf ml THE COAHOMA TRIBUNE 4... .-1 lf ki ., r ex FACULTY ADVISORS Mrs. Zee A. Barron Miss Dorothy Jefferson Mrs. Georgia Lewis Mrs. Beatrice Reid Mrs. Sebetha Jenkins Mrs. E. L. Bridgeforth Mr. Thurmond Synder 74 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs . Mr . Roosevelt Wade Henry White Walter Barnes Thomas Edwards Henry Dorsey Martha Epsy Franklin Porter Editor ------ Associate Editor - - Feature Editors - - Sports Editors - - - Managing Editor - - Circulation Managers Departmental Editors Alumni Editor ---- ,I ff 1,- ...A ' JOHN BALLARD - - ARTHURJONES ' ' ' J. CARTER B. SPANN - J. UNGER B. EDWARDS DAVID WASHINGTON -DIYONNE WILLIAMS SAMUEL HOUSTON - - - BOBBIE GRIFFIN JESSIE RILEY -BARBARA MADLOCK NEWS REPORTERS Rosetta Forrest, Dwilette Gambrell, Ann Ballard, Albert Calvin, Lula Eley, Alice Marshall, Evelyn Brooks TYPISTS Sol-Emma Harris, Bobbie Walker Deborah Perryman, John House ART EDITORS Bennie Brock, Shelton James A35 ff Sk TRIBUNE STAFF ATTENDS COMMERCIAL APPEAL JOURNALISM CLINIC AND LUNCHEON TOASTMASTER: WILLIAM B, STREET, LUNCHEON SPEAKER: CHARLES THORNTON Political Editor. Asst. Metropolitan Editor Tri-State. Editor Ballard and John Sorrels Editor of Trubune and members Promotions Editor of the Comm . Appeal. at Luncheon. - if Staffers at Luncheon . Mr . Barnes and Sta ffers . BAPTIST STUDENT UNION DIRECTORS AND ADVISORS MISS EARLINE MRS. ZEE MRS. ANDERSON A . BARRON .RA 'wr , A-eq: La DOROTHY MICOU MISS B.S.U. CONTESTANTS L. to R.: Jeanette James, Dorothy Cotiman, Annette Rowan, Minnie Hogsett, Varonia McGee, Lorane Graves. 76 F 5 ,S SCHOOL TUDEN CHURCH ? B.S.U. OFFICERS President in action. L. to R.: G. Fowler, Pres.g M. Willis, Vice Pres.g P. Miller, Sec.g J. House, State Sec.g V. McGee, Treas.g E. Langston, Bus. Mgr.g D. Jones, Comm. Headg Robert Evans, Choir Director. - . -' ' J- 2' -I ' I CHO IR Q ..f lunnn?' 5 5 X 5.-,asf .V . ix MISS NATIONAL B.S.U IDA ROOKS .J ...fs SUNDAY SCHCOL 'iv lg f l fi if , Ze ' V , , iid, 11, WN, 5 ' ..., A ,aff '- , p ,gh 'VVA A' 1: 1 'W IA ' 'rf ' 5 ,350 Q' ' ,4- i -12' away - f- 7' 2. ' 'fuwf Y, 7 Q --mi !N'W f-'M' H rpg! -s '-i..,, F' 'gg w ---... :f A 4' ' L I'i-.,- fa ' . I .ffl A The purpose of the Sunday School is to help Christians recognize the importance of adherence to God's ways in the community, state, and nation, and also unity between Church and home. MQAQQM '-Fml3myfw,,, , ,, , Iil, - I Awh, .A,,,,,,L. L, p,,1,fgg:1f3r': L. to R.: 78 ad ALBERT CALVIN, JR., supr. LUCILLE SALLIS, Asst. sec. vARoN1A MCGEE, Secretary M1NN1E HOGSETT, Asst. Tfeas. BENNIE J, BROCK, Treasurer , A ' :EV ALBERT CALVIN, JR., supr. Q W---AMW. ,, . MALE ENSEMBLE 1469-A L. HIGH SCHOOL ws-f-ssxw , .fn TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS: D. Ray, Pres.g L. Price, Vice-Pres., J. Long, Sec., M. Boyd, Asst. Sec.g M. M. Corner, Treasurerg M. Poindexter, Chaplain, B. Edwards, Reporter. -wwwmnnsnllv ' OFFICERS: A.B. White, Pres., V. Jordon, Vice-Pres.g F. Wilder, Sec.: W. Silkett, Asst. Sec., D. Cleliumons, Treasurerg E. Bailey, Sgt.-at-Arms, L. Kin- ard, Chaplaing I. Bradley, Reporterg P. Pelt, Parliamentariang P. T. Shanks, Song Leader. HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS - '- l Vi ini 4-nvl ' MATH CLUB and SPONSORS, HIGH SCHOOL. SCIENCE CLUB and SPONSORS, HIGH SCHOOL. J JQZEQE1 Su- 3.-if HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS 4 DRAMATICS GUILD and SPONSOR HIGH SCHOOL. DEBATING TEAM and SPONSOR, HIGH SC HOOL. HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB, HIGH SCHOOL. 1 N79 ff af '1gH -Wm 'C 4... . I f .. 2 IK 1 W- ffwi Th ww-v Q' Q ,,, S, ,.. .f.!?5 4925 i 9I',iv, uf Q Af.JfI4! I i W Mmm PHYSICAL EDUCATION HIGH SCHOOL, MRS. C. M. GOODEN, I 1: t HIGH SCHCOL ENGLISH CLASSES MRS. SHIRLEY CATCHINGS, Instructor. 1 MRS. MARIETTA JONES DEAN, Instructor LES cERcl.Es D'ANGLAIS ET FRANCAIS ,Lift ROBERT EVANS, President SPONSORS: Mrs. Zee A Barron, Mr. Henry White, Mr. Thurmond Snyder. if 2M4 E 5 JESSIE MCGEE, President FRENCH LAB MR. HENRY WHITE, Sponsor 1. A.H.S. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT .ir HIGH SCHOOL TYPING CLASS MRS. DOROTHY M. ARMSTRONG, Instructor. f .v . f f . ,g. W V 7:'9tf'e2 I I 1 1 '-'-? A I RfSS A HIGH SCHOOL SHORTHAND CLASS MRS. ALMA H. FLETCHER, Instructor. ,f 9 . J 22, .2 :fx C.J.C. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT .,.d' ,df 2 'Q s ugh: o-L' 9 anus: Ut: MRS. CHRISTINE CURRY, MRS. ROWENA FIELDER Uffigg Machines Instructor. Secretarial Procedures Instructor. ' 'rw .....,.,, I . A 1. fl A ,gf 1 'tx ' ki- - R -v --ff W L ga L. MRS. PATRICIA B. BROWN MRS. LESSIE M. BARNES Shorthand Inslluctor . Typewriting Instructor . QW. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT TYPING CLASS QPM- e , 1255 'fa '-'fs' OFFICE MACHINES n'Q PHI BETA LAMBDA SPONSORS: L. to R.: Mrs. Fielder, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Barnes. Y' A, . 'Q S gi L s E Ji ar PHI BETA LAMBDA ,ff 0 ,. CENTER PICTURE OFFICERS L to R Sol Emma Harrrs Pres D Perryman Vlce Adams Treasurer J Turner and I Brooks Reporters MISS PHI BETA LAMBDA ILA DAVIS Pres.g R. Gasset, Sec.g I. D. 88 ff a Q? SCCIAL SCIENCE CLUB 'AW' lv V . if 059, if Qu-y 2 AA AC.CC I ff Q? M :Q SCENES FROM NEGRO HISTORY WEEK 4 A s-, if-1 L1 ifif , ,Lei ' 3' I i VW, 2 C A i 2 1 QI fi 5 ? 2 e 1 1 V 3 , 2 C 2 .. ge: g as 33,72 : fs A 4,15 s f si., e ,f' 2 Q 9 , ' ? Q 3 2? ' T Z ii 1,1 ' 1 ' . ' X ,W 4 5 - ymawmearzz-:using F' 1 Z 1 5 . i 1 ' Q 5 L V ,lv f '5 . his 1' 1 5 ' Mx .,,,, A526 il . Z1 jf ' : ' W: V --Qi V f ::.,v:: ' . :Mg,,,1C,.se- '---' w 'L Mr, walker reminds Us of our heritage, President Calvin speaks on Black Heritage is Us. 89 WP EDUCATION CLUB w. -'NWGINM ss,-I M, ixwuf., N, N, 0 V xml AIEBEUI rnutmou YUURJOQA E W ' 5- ' A -1 1 ' ,-.. ...... 'fi ' , .. ,. ,5 . A , ..-is -55 - ri ' Q' - s: ::,1v5-,.s- -r'g.5.,gaga AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK Hmt...-, gg Mrs. Smith tells the Purpose. Mr. Harris Introduces the Speaker. . -Q Mr. J. H. Wheatly, Director of Basic Education for C.I.O., Guest Speaker. EDUCATION CLUB SISTER MARY JANELLE of Immaculate Conception Addresses Education Club. 11 . EDUCATION CLUB SPONSORS: Mr. Melvin Shaw Mr. David Harris Mrs. Jane Smith THE STAFF SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT STEPPING INTC THE 70'S Discussing N.S.F. Grants Assembling Barometer and Water Station Mr. Gambrell, Chairman and Biology MTS- Catchings, PhY- SC- and Chem- Mr, Smith, Biology Mr. Gooden, Phy. Sc. and Mathematics H Preparing Transparency Organizing Over-Lay Series Mrs. Brown, Mathematics Mr. G. Williams, Biology Mr. R. Williams, Mathematics R. Taylor, Student Lab Assistant Briefing Assistant on Procedure Mrs. Robinson, Stock Clerk S. Brown, Student Stock Asst. ..,,.,,...,.-..-un--an n ' f Assisting Physically Handicapped student Mr. J. Shaw, Biology L. Liggins, Student ffm' X. Re-stocking Preparation Tables Milborn Booze, Student Lab Asst. Virgil Hall, Student Lab Asst. SCIENCE-MATH. DEPT. 1 gunuuuuun I Science Majors studying Zoology. , MR. SHAW, Insuucnor Mwww ll-QU? 'm!m Z,- l'f'! ':' uni... S? - K' A... SCIENCE SYMPOSTUM , SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM OFFICERS: L. to R. BACK ROW: Edwm Thomas, Leon W111- , , , , , SEMINAR rams. CENTER ROW: V1v1an Edwards, Oll1e Phlpps, John Holmes, Eddie Childs. FRONT ROW: Hormoan Reed, Carl Hubbard, James Unger, Freddie Long. 93 SCIENCE-MATH. DEPT. Chemistry Class Determining Equivalent Weight of a Metal Q-.mMw '40vva-Q,--.hm Q . , P PHYSICAL SCIENCE MRS. CLEMENTLNE CATCHINGS, Instructor SCIENCE-MATH. DEPT Math Majors studying Calculas. MR. R. WILLIAMS, Instructor Introductlon to Mathematlcs. MRS. ALMA BROWN, Instructor SCIENCE-MATH. .rr Ii . Q' V V - 3-Q-Z ls? .5 .13 Y? Y ' 1-ee' '..::::- 1 : is -. 4 H f 'S ,I .fx , V, '- A, 4 .,,. jfs, . .. ,.., , ,,. I I 5 ., I 52 5 . ,'..,p, . . , fi 4 -.g.,-. N., 4 5 .Suri . Wi 5' 'L lei '14 'Q . , gf A I.: I -. in DEPT. I i 4 4 ,, -A L: , if 1 f - I 1 ' A In n ' Science and Mathematics Majors studying Biology. MR. GEORGE WILLIAMS, Instructor 7' 4 muff' 410'-I-lf., 1:14 f . V M.. 'lun I I Science and Mathematics MaJors Studying Biology MR E SMITH Instructor 96 SCIENCE-MATH. DEPT. if 5 , i x Biology students taking blood pressure of non- Biology students taking blood pressure of smokers. smokers . : ,. ' 1 sig':f251 - . x 1. A X Biology students dissecting earthworm . Biology students watching film about Plant King- dom . 97 .,NfQ,5x3. X3 'iswfivd X V .lx l i 2 ,E ,. sw-an r 'QQ HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT l MRS. S. M. MCLAURIN ilk Wynn Ewan- ,,.,.f,f-f' yr E O E MRS. I. M. GRAMBRELL SCHOO LWEA R , S 4,3 ,f'S ' A f ,, HOME ECONOMLCS I: CLOTHING PROJECTS MRS. SEZZIE MCLAURIN, Instructor 3' K xv 1 1 'A FAS HIONS FOR SU NDA Y LATEST FASHIONS n f if .M f 4 f. 4, , ,4.. , in E E, ART DEPARTMENT ,v. ., V, 2 .5 Q1 --an -lifes ' f 41 W L 'W .5 37 I I H -' 1 ? ,F gf ' ff '15 ' ' hs 'm -. r X MR. JOSEPH GOODEN, Instructor .,,, ,A4A,4Af , V M I vi- ,,... L I' , , T, I 4-4, x H m , , f 2 'Iv Y 1 ., ,Wm---....g....g, Mr. Gooden demonstrates. ART DEPARTMENT Art Students display projects. MR. H. DORSEY, Instructor mil MH.. Y- . t A . VP, ' QQQ: '- .. WMM 1 ' '-Zgg.g,afzfs.g film Art Students at work. MR. T. W. RICHARDSON, Instructor Scenes from Christmas Concert, Scenes from Christmas Concert. MRS. KEYS and MR. RICHARDSON i--U THE CCMBINED CHOIRS F...-.-.-0-5 0 uf .5 MRS. G. C. KEYS, Director in Choir Practice . f 3 ? - -A,.. vi- W ww ff' ,., 5' U fzffi Y 1 A 1-,a,44?t' f I, .076 ' F331 1 V A .M'52f,,L-Q figfff, W ,2. ,fyew X -Wai- ' ff ,N , '4 4' I X4 , , , I 11 ,kj vw. . 5:4513 ?2f,2W PSYCHEDELIC FASHIONS f' 5 f i s FASHION MODELS '1ng V L. to R.: L. Wiggins, V. Edwards, H. Brown, D. Harris, A. Wince, I. Davis, E. Clemons, V McGhee W Brown, B. Madlock, R. Evans, C. Smith, L. Williams, and D. Bowe. it , gf? L. to R.: qSecond Runner-Upj Deborah Bowe, L. to R.: Mr. Esquire, Laymon Williams First fFirst Runner- Upy Diane Harris, Miss Vogue, Barbara Runner- Up, Lawrence Wiggins, Second Runner Up Madlock . Andre Wince . VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL ii +3 'kv s -.Q lid af' 2 if 1 Fri C ' qkieaak ,. , S. L. BLACKBURN, Coordinator Vocational Technical Department. F ...fjfff ALBERT WILLIAMS Vocational Technical Counselor. VCCATIONAL TECHNICAL I I I I I I F I I 4 1 I E 4 I I MECHANICAL DRAWING MR. VERNON GREEN, Instructor s 4 ,S I have I ADVANCED BUILDING CONSTRUCTION MR. I. E. CAIN, Instructor. VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL 1-w ma ELECTRONICS CLASS: MR. CROCKETT, Instructor. ELECTRONICS CLASS: MR. I. E. BAINE, Instructor. VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL X e M.D.T.A. CARPENTRY CLASS: MR. ROBERT SHAW, Instructor 'A K MV FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: MR. W. G. SHANKS, Instructor. S ,Ha- n , VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL Q5 27' panama-uv-v T, S g 0 5 X , K I BUILDING TRADES ., ' 1 Y ' 9 A V, - I, , V 6.2.2 at ' 5 I? ll sql.. an ', Q' v f 1 r 1 I ' ' i . z v'f5l 2- Q 54 1 H, 1 , ' A Q .2 , Q.. ' M Ai y H ,' ' 'n 1 fi, . H E' f R ,ff Q ' 4 R, fg ' 3 H ,. ,Q . . A Q 5 R f A f 34 L A Y If ,W N f S f ,f E , 4, ,E f ,f AA,, . 5 J- , f , f, if VW I ' VV mmm H 'V f A , ., V ' f j ' Q 1 I f ' 1 ia, f 'f, ' 'fg ' f 1 M 1 If I Q' f ff' V: . ,7 5, I fi 1 l . 11 Q I08 AUTG MECHANICS fBOdy Repairjz MR. FERGUSON, Instructor. VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL .,.-mxF w WELDING CLASS: MR. MOONEY, I11S1I1'LlCIO1'. x. fl? Q Q AUTO MECHANICS: MR. ALFRED BLAKE, Instructor. I09 MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT fx L. to R.: Mr. Robert' Shaw, Instructor in Special Trades and Supervisor of Maintenance and Mr. Lonnie Harrison. X' 'Tlx r 1 I I0 MR. LONNIE M. HARRISON, Maintenance Director. COLLEGE DINING HALL x Q ,W Instructors at lunch. President Washington checks meal tickets. 1 S x Dining Hall Staff- Students at lunch. , an-an ,f F III YOUNG MEN'S PROGRESSIVE CLUB wiv- J .rf-7+ 'S' s WH , 1Ez:s.2:.iie1s:s.zis Ji T A t I if . .X 4 2: r .sn - , ,, ,,,4,.' - ' A , Q. Pictu re Not Available nl II2 Robert Evans Gene Fowler Henry Jamison, Jr Florida Jenkins, Jr Eddie Jones Frank Logan Thurmon Mitchell Oris Payton Edward Phillip Edward Robinson James E. Williams Melvin Willis James Williams ,gl f -4 If 72: Ft I 423: Thomas Ellis, President Charles Miles, V. Pres. John House, Secretary David Washington Assist. Secretary Eddie Clemons Reporter James Shinal, Reporter Elisha Gipson, Bus. Mgr. Bennie Brock, Chaplain Bruce Rhea, Parliamentarian Henry O. White, Advisor John Adams James Beals, Jr. Albert Calvin, Jr. S. C. Cannon Clifton Edwards Y.M.P.C. AND SWEETHEART MuuW.y,.,.,f v A - Y.M.P.C. Memoers, sponsor, Miss C.I.C. MISS Y.M.P.C. SWEETHEART and MISS CJ .C . MISS Y. M . P .C . SWEETHEART and RLll'1l'1ClFS- Up . r Z 5 and Sweetheart Contestants. .il ' . s Q , L - QW , hmwsw. ..9 Q.:'f5 4 sf . . S X 1 9- .,,,, ,Q I ,SY 'X ' ' S x t Q 9 R Q i f ,2,. .x if-2 - 5 3, N Nw ' , fs' N X -' z. P- wx 5 Q f , 1 A yi sf' ' I sq ' f- -.. 4, Y 3 4 X , .fiiiist ROBERT L. EVANS, Presiding . X ,fra ' mamma!! 0 Y.M.P.C. TEA Sw...-,TW 1 ,. MR. THEODORE DEBRO: Rust College Guest Speaker II4 5-'f fa , 4 MR. DEBRO, MRS. BARRON, and PRESIDENT ELLIS. DWI Q GUEST CHOIR MRS. G. R. KEYS, Director -,Wmw pw- 'MW ...y.. C.J.C. AND A.H.S. ALUMNI ON THE FACULTY ,Q-,, ,,,YY 'ver'-r- -TWJL ' 1 U ' r ' Wh I ' ' di' 1 ' ' 'f' . ' if 1.-. rg-. , W -'e 'v'vv1- '-swf H . V , I H . 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Dorsey. lI5 ,- A CERTIFICATE granting Coahoma Ag- ing in Dallas earlier this month Mc ricultural High School membership in Cune is displaying the certificate the Southern Association of Colleges with Coahoma Junior College Agri-cul and Schools was presented to school tural High School president James E principal Frank MeCune trightl at the Miller tleftl and student body presi accreditation association's annual meet- dent Freeman Jackson SACS Accreditation Awarded Aggie High Accreditation has been awarded to Coahoma Agri- cultural High School as a result of evaluation reports tsubmitted to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools last spring. This institution has been given a rating which indi- catessit measures up to the standards of accreditation in the regionj' President of the Coahoma Junior College -Agricultural High School complex James E. Miller stated. - A committee from SACS conducted a study ofthe school April 27 to 29 while the school faculty accumlalzed findings of a self-evaluation carried on for several months last term. The two groups presented their re- ports to the association and accreditation was awarded the school during the annual SACS meeting in Dallas on December 3. t At 'the meeting school principal Frank McCune was given? a certificate which granted membership to the association and entitled the local school to all privileges and scholastic recognition resulting therefrom. The main benefit of accreditation, Miller said, is that colleges and universities will accept cerdits from this school without special provision. The high school serves 1,070 students from grades 9-12. STAFF MEMBERS ggi . 3 Q' w X X -wal' 318 ,nk : i , N Q 3 X Q 'I W E'.'f1'St. . 5 xf N. Ribs ,Q QNQX 'Y SQQQQXXI , :SV ' 1 X . E. . 1 rf: .wsssw A f 1,25 'QS 'w'.vN..XH UTA ,A - ,-C' ws :Gs - 2. 3.5 'ut It 5 r , . X cf' ss, X if -gi A asus MRS. MARIAN GREEN MRS. DERMA MOTON , 'bf Head Librarian Assistant Librarian and Student .Q-13 'ill BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF FACULTY XMAS HOLIDAY LAUNCH V I V' . YU gf 4 4 LM C 5 i an -. ,A 'L W Vs W ' F.- ' s - -.- . lv-4 'sn' Q p.ih5l-.- .,...T5gf..,..-- lg-1,4 Y. .... ,. W, , ' any we -an W: .Auf an .235 ,, .4 M- ,mf 4 ' A- -- id' '4 -- -..ALL nl V ,-f , H ln . I ,.,4w,,,.. M ' 1 I 'fa II8 ,L 5,2 5 3, - '.....' M . .55 fi' -In t i,', - fa .9 ff. 1 eA..S .. -- 5 I.-4-x' .X 5 s n1'f' ,L N .QQ 0 5 , x u N, . . 145 N, . -n' CLASSES co .. . 5 at . 5 U I. . 5-F, . kv . , ,QFD . J R- . . VU. .M . -'Y A - ...ww ,. Q . .,..,,- .., . ,. ,-,.- ,, ffl .- - . .' Jin: K 0 ,., b.-I 5: fv . ' 0 V4., If.-' 5 I. n .X U N X1 L N , . N-?JQ X31 ey' R' - . ' .ni .A '. ' ' 4' N' - f .- . V 2- . - , ' ,.. flu- . -' . . ' , Ng-P .xfl 3 -'- ,v ' Y'--2 -.-.v ww- A 1'Y Agia' , '-in Q -, - -i ,r , ..0 'L H a.. v . -'Q gy - 'S ' .-at ar' .Q 1 . 0 ' 'ad -- ' -'--.,. 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BANKS, MARGIE, Rich Vocational Business BASS, AL FRED, Cleveland Social Science BAYS, ESSIE, Lyon Elementary Education BEASLEY, EVELYN, Clarksdale Elementary Education BEE, IVORY, Friars Point Social Science BELL, IUANITA, Clarksdale, Elementary Education Education Club, Debating Club BENNETT, MARY A . , Clarksdale Tiger Tribune, Education Club BENSON, WARNER, Marks Social Science, Dramatics Club BONNER, LERoY, Yazoo city, Health and Physical Education BOOZE, MILBORN, Sardis Social Science, Y.M.P.C. BOWEN, WAYNE, Aberdeen Physical Education, P.E. Club BRADFLELD, HARRY, Belzoni Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club BRIDGES, DIANE, Lumberton Elementary Education BRISTER, ALICE FAYE, Columbia Social Science, B.S.U. BROCK, IR., BENNIE, Belzoni Art, B.S.U., Y.M.P.C.,Choi1',S.S BROWN, IR., EDDIE, Jonestown Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club BROWN, FRANCINE, Pickins Health and Physical Education BROWN, HUBERT, Batesville Physical Education, P.E.M. Club BROWN, STELLA L., Clarksdale Vocational Business BUGETT, SHIRLEY M., Clarksdale Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club, Debating Club SOPHOMORES oi SOPHOMCRES Picfure Noi' Available Pic+ure Noi' Available BUNDLEY, INELL, Clarksdale Business Education BURNS, ALICEJ., Mound Bayou Business Education BURNSIDE, PATRICIA, Tutwiler Vocational Business Phi Beta Lambda Club BURTON, LOUISE, Clarksdale Elementary Education, Edu. Club BUSH, SHIRLEY, Carrouton Elementary Education, B.S.U. BUTLER, LENA, Coahoma Business Education, Phi Beta Lambda Club, Student Council BYAS, YVERNA, CLARKSDALE Physical Education, P.E.M. Club BYRD, ANNIE L., Beizoni 1 Physical Education, P.E.M . Club CALVIN, JR., ALBERT, Greenville Social Science, B.S.U., Y.M.P.C S.S. cANNoN, s. C., scoff Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club CARTER, DARNELL, Rolling Fork Health and Physical Education CARTER, JUDY L., Clarksdale English, Choir, French Club CARTER, L. A., Clarksdale Social Science CARTER, WILLIE HUGH, Belzoni Health and Physical Education French Club, P.E.M. Club, Band CARVER, HELEN, Friars Point Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club CLEMONS, EDDIE, Atlanta, Ga. Social Science, B.S.U., Y.M.P.C COLE, CHARLES P., Batesville Physical Education COLEMAN, VIOLET J. , Mound Bayou Elementary Education COLLINS, BETTY, Jonestown Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Club, COLLINS, DELORES, Clarksdale Elementary Education COLLINS, JR., wittit, Walls Physical Education, P.E.M. Club COUNCIL, EVELYN, Shelby Elementary Education, Ed. Club CRAFT, ANN NEL1., Raleigh Elementary Education, Ed. Club CROWELL, CLARENCE, Mound Bayou Electronics CUMMINGS, HATTIE, Clarksdale Business Education CURRY, BARBARA, Shaw Vocational Business CURRY, CALVIN, Yazoo City Social Science DANIEL, ABRAHAM, Como English DAVIS, ILA MAE, Coahoma Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Club, Bus. Club DAVIS, WILLIE B., Rosedale Vocational Business Phi Beta Lambda Club DICKSON, BETTYJ., Tunica Business Education, Phi Beta Lambda Club DIXON, SANDRA, Clarksdale Social Science DORSEY, BETTYJ., Memphis, Tenn Health and Physical Education DOSS, MARY, Starkville Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club DUNN, WILLENE, Clarksdale Business Education EDWARDS, MATTIE, ,Vaughn Health and Physical Education ELEY, LULA, Clarksdale English, Student, Council, News- paper Staff, Annual Staff EVANS, ROBERT, Lula English, Eng. Club, Band, B.S.U. Y.M.P.C., S.S. EVERETT, VELMA. Moorhead English, Eng. Club, French Club FLOWERS, PEARLIE M . , Clarksdale Elementary Education FLOWERS, RIDDELL, Cleveland Social Science, French Club FLOYD, MARGIE R., Marks Physical Education, P.E.M. Club FOSTER, DOROTHYJ. , Clarksdale Health and Physical Education FOWLER, GENE, Benoit Social Science, Student Council, Annual Staff, B.S.U., Y.M.P.C., S.S. FREEMAN, CARRIE J., Greenwood Elementary Education, Ed. Club FRYE, OLEALIA, Mound Bayou Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club GARFIELD, JOYCE, Doddsville Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Club GARLAND, ROBERT, Durant Social Science, P.E. Club GARRETT, HELENJ., Mound Bayou Health and Physical Education GATES, EARLEAN, Doddsville Business Education GATEWOOD, DOROTHY, Batesville Business Education, B .S . U . GILLLAM, ELNORA, Clarksdale Elementary Education, Ed. Club GIPSON, ELISHA, Holly Springs Social Science, Y.M.P.C. GORDON, WILLIE JAMES, Belzoni Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club GOSSETT, REBECCA, Ruleville Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Club GRANT, ROOSEVELT, Shelby Drafting and Design GREEN, LULA, Marks Physical Education, P.E.M. Club GREEN, MARGARET, Marks, Health and Physical Education GRIFFIN, BOBBIE J., Clarksdale English, English Club, Annual Staff, Coahoma Tribune HALL, WILLIAM, Silver City Social Science SOPHOMORES K if Picfure Noi' Available 'mv 10 'fn' I25 HAMP, ANNIE ROSE, Clarksdale Elementary Education, French Club, Debating Club HAMPTON, HELEN, Rolling Fork Business Education, B.S.U., S.S. HARRELL, ALBERT, Clarksdale Electronics HARRINGTON, BRENDA M., Goodman Social Science, B.S.U. HARRIS, CLARA M., Clarksdale Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club Debating Society, French Club HARRIS, CURTIS L., Jonestown Social Science HARRIS, DIANE, Clarksdale Business Education HARRIS, SOL-EMMA, Clarksdale Business Education HAYCOOD, ERNEST, Greensboro Health and Physical Education HENDERSON, DOROTHY A. , Lambert Health and Physical Education HENDERSON, LARRY, Batesville Social Science HERRON, MATTIE, Clarksdale Elementary Education, Ed. Club HERRON, MOLLY, Clarksdale Elementary Education, Ed. Club HIGHTOWER, JESSIE, Clarksdale Vocational Business HILL, DELORIS, Coila Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club SOPHOMORES x Q K YU- up vw- 'ld Picfure Noi' Available Picfure Noi Available ,. 464' 0-nh SOPHOMORES Y' 119 T' W' w 1' IC1 HOLMAN, JAMES, Marks Social Science, Dramatics Club HOUSE, JOHN ARTHUR, Sudis English, Student Council, B.S.U. Annual Staff, Choir, Y.M.P.C., S.S. HOWARD, DOROTHYM., Clarksdale Elementary Education, Ed. Club HOWARD, LORENZO, Clarksdale Social Science HOWELL, ULYSSES L., Brandon Physical Education, P.E.M. Club HUBBARD, CARL, Marks Chemistry HUDSON, BILLY J ., Jackson Health and Physical Education Basketball Team HURTH, FELIX, Chicago, Illinois Health and Physical Education Basketball Team IVORY, LENA MAE, Inverness Social Science, B.S.U., Y.W.P.C., S . S . JACKSON, ARMANDA, Webb Social Science, B.S.U., B.S.U. Choir JACKSON, LYNDA W., Pace Vocational Business JACKSON. RUBY, Ruleville Social Science JAMES, CHRISTINE, Glendora Vocational Business JAMES, SHELTON, Greenville Art, B.S.U., Sunday School JENKINS, MAXINE, Memphis, Tenn. Business Education I27 JETERJR., EGGLESTON, Tuskegee Institute, Alabama Health and Physical Education JOHNSON, IRENE L., Jonestown Business Education Health P.E M.Club B.S.U. Choir SOPHOMORES I Q JoHNsoN, JANNIE, Cary s ' s s AQ A JOHNSON, MARIE, Belzoni Elementary Education, B.S.U. JOHNSON, WILLIE D., Shaw Elementary Education JONES, ALICA D., Louise Social Science, B.S.U., Y.W.P.C. JONES, ANNIE ORA, Indianola Elementary Education, Ed. Club JONES, CYNTHIA, Boyle Vocational Educ ation JONES, ESTELL, Lula Health and Physical Education JONES, GLORIA J., Marks Elementary Education, Ed. Club JONES, LARRY, Vaughn Elementary Education JONES, WALTER, Batesville Health and Physical Education JUDE, ANDREW, Coahoma Health and Physical Education KING, HERBERT O., Belzoni Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club KINSEY, CARTERM., Clarksdale English Luv ki Q .E-tr Jw... fit. 1,4 'N 'la . an, I 4, A 4 Picture Noi' Available be KNOX, CHESTER, Silver City Electronics LAMPKIN, DELORES, Clarksdale Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club Debating Club LANDFAIR, EDWARD, Indianola Physical Education LANDFAIR, MASENE, Durant Elementary Education, Ed. Club LANGSTON, ESSE J., Inverness Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club s.s., B.s..U., Y.M.P.C. LATIKER, GLORIER A., Belzoni Health and Physical Education LEE, CLEMMIE, Marks Physical Education, P.E.M. Club LEWIS, ANNIE R., Caledonia Vocational Business Education LIGGINS, BEVERLY O., Clarksdale Elementary Education, Ed. Club, Annual Staff, Debating Team, Soph. Sec., Soc. Sci. Club LINZY, VERA LEE, Marks Physical Education, P.E.M. Club LLOYD, BETTY R., Isola Elementary Education, Ed. Club, B.S.U., S.S., Student Council LOCKETT, HATTIE, Jonestown Business Education LONG, FREDDIE, Clarksdale Biology, Science Club President Student Council LOVE, MILO, Benoit Social Science, B.S.U. Soc. Sci. Club MADLOCK, BARBARA ANN, Sardis English, Student Council, Annual Staff, English Club MAGITT, BERTHA, Clarksdale Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club MEEKS, A. D., Faren Elementary Education MESSENGER, MARTHELLA , Clarksdale Elementary Education MILLER, DORIS ANN, Drew English, English Club French Club MILLER, JAMES R., Drew Social Science MILLER, Patricia A., Benoit Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club B.S.U., Y.w.P.c., s.s. THURMAN, MITCHELL, Vicksburg Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club, Debating Society, B.S.U. Y.M. Annual Staff, Student Council MOHEAD, FLORENCE, Grenada P.C. Elementary Education, Ed. Club, B.S.U. MOORE, JOHNNY, Lambert Social Science, Dramatics Club MOTEN, PRECILLA, Tutwiler Business Education MULLINS, FLORA, Wichita, Kansas Elementary Education, Choir P.E.M. Club MUMFORD, ALEXANDER, Marks Health and Physical Education P.E.M. Club, Choir, Basketball Statistician, Annual Staff MUMFORD, PINKIE, Marks Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Club MYLES, CHARLES, Belzoni Social Science, YMPC, Student Council, BSU, Choir MCCLELLAN, VERA, Ruleville Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club l30 SOPHOMORES hav of 1150, ,454 if ny- 'UU' SOPHOMORES Pidure Na+ Available Piciure Noi, Available B. McCRAY, MAUDIE, Clarksdale Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Club MCDANIEL, SAVANNAH, Clarksdale Vocational Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Club, Dramatics Club, Cheerleader MCGEE, D. V., Cleveland Art MCGHEE, CECIL M ., Batesville Social Science, B.S.U. NEAL, DOROTHY ANN, Marks Health and Physical Education P.E.M. Club NELSON, EUGENE Social Science NEWKIRK, SHIRLEY, Belzoni Health and Physical Education P.E.M. Club OSBORN, ALMA L., Clarksdale Elementary Education Ed. Club OUTLAW, DIANNE, Clarksdale Vocational Business OWENS, LEE M., Greenville Health and Physical Education OWENS, WILLIE GEORGE, Belzoni Health and Physical Education B.S.U. Debating Club PEYTON, ORIS, JR., Grenada Drafting PEARSON, SADIE MAE, Grenada Vocational Business Education PELT, VELMON, Dundee Elementary Education Education Club PHIPPS, OLLIE, Sledge Chemistry PIPPINS, MILDRED, Shelby Elementary Education, Ed. Club POINTER, DORIS, Coahoma Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Club PRUITT, JIMMIE E., Nesbit Elementary Education Ed. Club REDD, CA Tl-IERINE, Clarksdale Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club, Debating Club REDDICE, JAMES L., Boyle Social Science REED, BARBARA, Rosedale Vocational Business Phi Beta Lambda Club RHEA, BRUCE, Sardis Social Science, Y.M.P.C. RHODES, EARLEAN, Jonestown Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Club ROBINSON, JOSEPH, Pope Building Construction ROBY, MILLIE, Clarksdale Special Education, Ed. Club Library Club ROOKS, IDA M., Tunica Business Education, Dramatics Club, B.S.U. Phi Beta Lambda S. S., Dormitory Club ROSS, FRANK, Mound Bayou Social Science ROWE, VERGIE, Friars Point Elementary Education RUDD, MARY, Courtland Vocational Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Club, B.S.U. S.S. RUSH, JACOB, Belzoni Social Science SOPHCMORES Ill? SALLIS, LUCILLE, Sallis Business Education, B.S.U. Dormitory Club, Asst. Sec. of Sunday School SALTER, WILLIE, Sardis Social Science SATTERFIELD, CLIFTON, Clarks- dale Social Science SAULSBERRY, JANAS, Tutwiler Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club Student Council, B.S.U. SELDERS, PEOLLA, Belzoni Social Science, B.S.U. , S.S. , Y.W.P.C., Dormitory Club SHEPHERD, LESLIE F., Belzoni Business Education, B.S.U., S. SMITH, ADDYE SUE, Alligator Health and Physical Education P.E.M. Club, Dramatics Club SMITH, CAROLYN, Sardis Health and Physical Education P.E.M. Club, Dramatics Club SMITH, IESSIE, Belzoni Social Science SMITH, LOUELLA, Batesville Social Science, B.S.U. Choir, Dormitory Club SNERLING, ANNIE L. , Clarksdale Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club Dormitory Club SPANN, BARBARA A. , Dublin Vocational Business, Student Council, Dramatics Club STANTON, CORNELIOUS, Rena Lara Drafting and Design, Debating Society, Speech Club STEPHENS, EARLEE, Belzoni Social Science, B.S.U., Band, STURGIS, JOHNNY A. Crystal Springs Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club SOPHOMORES TAYLOR, CATHERINE, Clarksdale Physical Education, P.E.M. Club Soc. Sci. Club, Debating Club TAYLOR, JOHNNY, Doddsville Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club Y.M.P.C., B.S.U. TAYLOR, PATRICIA, Lambert Elementary Education THOMAS, BETTY, Clarksdale Special Elementary Education Ed. Club, P.E.M. Club THORNTON, WILL, Chicago, Ill. Mathematics, Math. Club Debating Society TICUE, KATHERINE, Rena Lara Social Science TOLIVER, MARY, Water Valley English TRIBBLE, DOROTHY, Clatksdale Elementary Education TURNER, ARTHUR, Hattiesburg Biology TURNER, JOYCE, Rich Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Club TURNER, SOLOMON, Cleveland Health and Physical Education VAUGHAN, SARAH J., ciarkgdaie Business Education, Phi Beta Lambda Club VAUGHN, STANLEY, Ruleville Social Science, Dramatics Club WALKER, MATTHEW, coiiins Social Science, Soc. Sci. Club WALKER, ROBERT, Lyon Drafting and Design Yi Picture Noi Available Tl Qs SCPHOMORES WARREN, JESSIE M., Rosedale Business Education WASH, DANIEL LEE, Chicago, Ill. Social Science WASHINGTON, DAVID, W., Pace Social Science, Annual Staff B.S.U., Y.M.P.C., Tribune Staff Dramatics Club, Student Council WASHINGTON, MABLE, Marks Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Club WEBB, LARRY JEAN, Sardis Business Education, Phi Beta Lambda Club, Dramatics Club WELLS, CHARLES, Clarksdale Science WELLS, JAMES, Clarksdale Physical Education WHITE, CHARLEAN, Mound Bayou Elementary Education, Ed. Club WHITE, DOROTHY, Clarksdale Elementary Education WHITEHEAD, LOSSYE, Clarksdale Elementary Education, Ed. Club WHITLEY, PEARLIE, Nesbit Vocational Business, Phi Beta Lambda Club, B.S.U., Debating Team, S.S., Cheerleader WIGGINS, ED, Grenada French, French Club, Eng. Club WILDER, ALLIE, Carthage Vocational Business, S.S. Phi Beta Lambda Club WILLIAMS, Annie, Isola Social Science, Debating Club B.S.U., B.S.U Choir WILLIAMS, CURLEY B., Clarksdale Health and Physical Education P.E.M. Club, Dramatics Club, Co Captain of Cheerleaders SCPHOMORES Picfure Noi' Available 1' I 46' 'fs aw f .L X 'sud' Ui T I36 WU QP' if swf WILLIAMS, DIYONNE, Clarksdale English, Student Council, Annual Staff, Tribune Staff WILLIAMS, ETHEL M., Sherard Health and Physical Education P.E.M. Club WILLIAMS, ONIE M. , Sledge Vocational Business Phi Beta Lambda Club WILLIAMS, VENITRA, Jonestown Elementary Education, Ed. Club WILSON, BETTY, J., Mound Bayou Business Education WILSON, NETTIE, M., Drew Health and Physical Education WINTERS, FELIX, Indianola Elementary Education WOODARD, MARY C. , Water Valley Elementary Education, Ed. Club B. S .U . WOODFORK, ODELL, Batesville Business WRIGHT, DOROTHY, Sherard Health and Physical Education P . E . M . Club WRIGHT, LENORA, Clarksdale Elementary Education, Ed. Club WALK ER, BOBBI E YARBROUGH, JIM H. , Clarksclale Social Science WHITE, GLORIA IEAN, Clarksdale Social Science, Debating Club, Dramatics Club, French Club Picture ' Noi Available Q' Adams, Adams Adams Agnew Barbara A John W. Lee E. Pearlean Allen, Dorthy Allen, Frankie Anderson, Rosie Atkins, Mary Baker, George Bankhead, Helena Banks, Arthur Barnes, Edith L. Barnett, Ada Bassett, Rosie Beal, James Jr. Bell, Ollie V. Billings, Rosie Black, Bessie Black, Dessie Bogan, Robert Bowie, Deborah Boyd, Earnest Brady, Jacqulyn Brady, Mary L. Brooks, Evelyn Brown, Doris L. Brown, Elizabeth Brown, Frank J. Brown, Helen Brown, James E. Brown, Mary Brown, Nannie Bruce, Christine Bryant, Laura Burks, Charles Butler, Bessie Butler, Mack A. Campbell, Kenneth Carmicle, James 'NN' . ' div N. Mn ' .H '.Y4bL1',, , Carpenter, Rubye N Carter, Ethel Carter, Geraldine Carter, Raymond Causey, Curtis Champion, Johnnie Chestnut, Annie M. Clark Jr., Andrew Colbcrt, Nick Colc, Eva Cole, Pearlean Coleman, Calvin Coleman, Dorothy Collins, lda Collins, Joan X1 ,fs Piclure Nof Available . 013' I38 Xl Conrod, Carrie Cosby, Edward Cox, Earnestine Crockett, Dorothy Crawder, Machel Crumb, Mary Curtis, Eddie Davis, Catherine Dillon, Shenetta Doty, Houston Durr, Catharyn Duvall, Dorothy Edwards, Clifton Edwards, Vivian Ellis, Helen Ellis, Thomas Ferguson, Dorothy Fields, Louise Fisher, Mary P. Fleming, Mattie Flowers, Richard Ford, Obra I. Ford III, Will Foreman, Theresa Picfure Noi Available Qi ,5 A, .... ,.,...n ,QR A ,Ar -,ix 3' up - Q at ' Hall Jr., Virgil Harper, Lizzie Harrell, Johnny Harris, Evelyn Harris, Peggy Harris, Willie A. Hayes, Zenolia Haynes Jr., Eli Hebron, Mary Henry, Hattie Henson, Gloria Herron, David E. Hogan, Catherine Hogsett, Minnie Hollimon, Malcolm Hood, Sandra Hopson, Dorothy Horn, Henritta Horn, Richard House, Robert Hudson, Robert Hunt, Tyrone Hunter, Patricia Jackson, Dorothy FRESHMAN COLLEGE Cr' Nh- Picfure Noi' Available . l i,.,,,,,.,,,: Q ? i Oi KN i:,Xf?T?,.-Q ,,-. ' ' l 5 Frederick, Leonard Fuller, Jackie Gates, Dorothy Gholston, lrene Givens, Jerry L. Gillespie, Arbrillia Granderson, Curtis Graves, L. C. Graves, Lorine Green, Jewel Green, Ruth Ann Griffin, Ann Griffin, Dessie Hall, Marvel Hall, Vera ho Plclure No? Available ff so Jackson, Mable Jackson, Mary Jamerson, Lillie James, Irene James, Jeanette Jenkins, Jenkins, Tennie Margie Johnson, Clarence Johnson, Johnnie Johnson, Mary A. FRESHMAN COLLEGE , its .--, 1 . G, 5 Johnson, Pe arline Johnson Jr., Walter Jones, Adeline Jones, Charlene Jones, Eddie B. ki' nf , 1 Vg: ' V rf. lqzr ,ll Q ci Picfure Noi Available .- Q' , Y . ' r W 'Q rf' 7' Y S '9 J ig ,. fi?-' 4 l40 in . , 3, fa , I . f i A ' V in .' M I ' M. In 3 Picfure Piciure we ,. if 1 Nof NO' ' ' U3 I Available Available 'f - ' 7 - , ' Ji-5:35 , ,X ' ' zfi' I V 5 . X ,fl 27? A Picfure Noi' Available Jones, Jessie Jones, Lo Ren Jones, Richard Kelly, Opel M. Kinnel, Lucy M. Lambert, Sherry Large, Ruby Lee Latham, Ida Levy, Mary Lewis, Sadie M. Liggins, Ruby Lipscomb, Louis Lofton, Joe L. Logan, Frank Loggins, Shirley Love, BettyJ. Lucas, Don M. Martin, Erma J. Martin, Thelma Matthews, Verna Meeks, Willie Melvin, Frank D Miller, Eula Moore, James Pldure Noi Available Picfure Noi Available Naylor, Leonard Neely, Minnie Ollie, Ed O'Neal, Glen R. Page, Alice Parker, Thelma Parks, Bettye J . Parnell, ,Catharine Patton, Ruth A. Paylor, Girtha Peace, Andrew Pennington, Gilda Pepper, Emma J. Perkins, Shirley Perry, Ruby Pointer, James Pope, Freadia Potts, Agnes Powell, Ola M. Powell, Jamesetta Price, Hazel S. Quinn, Jessie Rainey, Mary Reed, Hermoan Picfure Nof Available FRESHMAN CQLLEGE .1 4.-. s if ' Q Plclure Nof Available a.. fp. 3 5 I 'fi 1- 5, X 4 ' r' ..'!isv i ' 'Cx 49 Q qi J' V e v ftlsalz 4.,.y., 1':j.' '17 Pksllxl Picfure Noi Availablq Piclure Noi Available 3 Moore, Marie Morris, Mildred Moses, Earline Mumford, Deloris McClain, Victor McCray, Barbara McCray, Lula B. McDainel, Robert McDowell, Dave McGee, Varonia F. Mclntyre, Jeffery McKee, Bobbye N. Mc Laurin, Geraldine McShepard, Shirley Nash, Rosie 4 is-fl. lg! l4I Reynolds, leanetta Rhea, Woodrow , P' l' Richard lr . , Willie 'isle Robinson,. Edward Available Robinson, Tommy Ross, James Row an, Annette FRESHMAN CCLLEGE Rucker, L. J. '- Russell, Mattie Saulsberry, Helen Scarbrough, Lena Skipper, Robert 1 99 Smart, Shirley A. Q- Smith, Aubrey Smith, Kathaline 4 X :rr --Q ss Qs X ' r X fx :Z if Picfure Pic+ure No, Noi' Available M Available A Q Picture Pidufe S Noi' Noi Available Available ,. A V fj i ' if, ,X ' f L Piciure Noi Available l42 iw 5 .alll ll T.. Smith, Lucille Smith lr. , Posie Sorrell, James Spencer, Patricia Spencer, Vera Stevenson, Alice Stewart, Barbara Stout, Isaac O. Sullivan, Ella Sutton, Mildred Tate, Murdle Taylor, Eddie R. Taylor, John T . Thigpen, Thomas, Thomas, Tillmon, Shirley Corine David Patsy Tinson, Eddie Turner, Nancy Turner, Shirley Vance, Esau Vaughn, Joe L. Walker, Katherine Warren, Shirley FRESHMAN COLLEGE Williams Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Piciure Noi Available James Joseph Leon Mildred Ronald Picfure Available :gn William son, Alvin Willis, Melvin Wilson, Myra J. Windless, Barbara Wright, Mary D. Young, Johnny L Young, L. J. Young, Magnolia Young, Mattie Greenwood, John Jenkins, Florida Harris, Eddie Taylor, Patricia Caldwell, Fred Beal, Pollard Jones, Larry Liddell, Mack Salter, Jessie ' 'QQ fyxi yr. Q N Q ms! EQQ 2' .r i s sl X 11 1 Nof 'K' 4, We N Pncfure Noi Available Washington, Georgia Washington, Harvey Washington, Willie Watters, Neoma Webb, Bobby Webb, Deloris Wells, Eldred Wesley, Bettye White, Deloris Whitehead, Gloria Whitehead, John Whitney, Delores Wiggins, Carolyn Wiggins, Lawerence Wigley, Wilma B. . X ,, o ' Pictu re 'Qu Picfure Picfure Noi' Noi Available Available Noi Available Picfure Noi' Available Q9 'gist 1Q.'4 wr N .Q I43 Dean, Reginald Ervin, Leon Giles, Prophet Buckhalter, Andrew Hannah, Grady Young, Charlie Morgan, Robert Shinal, James Wilder, James Quinn, Mary Boyde, Windell Curtis, Larry Oliver, Litt Hall, Rosie I44 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS .Wi . L. to R.: A. B. White, Pres.g William Silket, Vice Pres.g Judy Hunter, Sec.g Betty Stacker, Asst. Sec.g Susie Burch, Treasurerg Barbara Edwards, Reporter: Levon Kinard, Chaplaing Sgt.-at-Arms, Billie Howard. MRS. E. L. BRIDGEFORTH MRS. A. H. FLETCHER MRS. D. M. ARMSTRONG MRS. C- M. GOODEN MR.'5. GOODEN MR. L. HENDERSON MR. A. FIELDER l45 V-ga 1 A xx - X . e , ,f f X ' C PQ ,X ' wp. IIQIMIS A i 'I A IV :,. My I A ?!!??ff515- ' ADAMS, GLEEN ANDERSON, EMMA L. BANKS, MARIETTA BAILEY, DELOIS I. 'fi rw, ff f S ! A . , f 1' -3 IE' tl SENIORS Q , r J, Hi in-up sw EXW N f ' M..-..1-7ab5fl..,'Y X ,Y 6 461' N I 4 , 6, ft ...E f M J g f M 1 BAILEY, EARL D. BAYS, JOE NATHAN BLUE, BETTY LOUISE BOYDE, MARY N. BRADLEY, JAMES L. BRANCH, ADDIE O. BRANCH, CAROLENE BROWN, BESSIE BURCH, ANNIE L. BURCH, SUSIE L. SURNSIDE, ROBERT BURREL, MARY Y. CAMPBELL, IOHNNIE M CAMPBELL, MARY CARTER, JAMES CITCHEN, HENRY LEE CLEMMONS, DALLAS CONNER, MARGARET CRAWFORD, EDDIE CRAWFORD, LENARY CROSS, BIRDIE DAVISON, PARLIE M. DAVIS, WILMA EDWARDS, TOBY A. EDWARDS, TOMMY A. ELOBY, AGLISTER . ELOBY, BEVERLY FULTON, M. C. GREEN, ETHEL M. HAIL, IOSEPHINE HALL SAMMIE L. HAMP, VERA L. HARDEN, GLORIA M. HARRELL, DOROTHYJ HARREL, JOSSIE E. HARRELL, ROSE MARY HARRELL, WILLIE E, HARRIS, HOSIE HODGES, CURTIS HOOD, WILLIE M, CLASS OF '70 -3 'UW . 5 1' - jfs AX iii HOUSTON, SAMUEL J. HUNTER, JUDY M . JACKSON, HARRYJ. JACKSON, T. J. :JU 'Q IORDAN, LEE A. JUDE, ELLIS JR. KEMP, WILLIE KINARD, LEVON 'DW' f SENIORS LARRY, JIMMIE L. LEE, DELORES A . LOCKETT, TOMMII LONG, IUANITA LOTT, EMMA J. LUCAS, MICHAEL MARION, IAIXINIE B. MEAD, LIIELLA MIXON, SALLIE M. MOORE, DIANE MONTGOMERY, BARBARA MOSS , MONROE MCDONALD, DOROTHY J . PARKER, JOE IIA YNO, IOLA PELT, PETER PERRY, BERNICE PETTIS, SADIE PHIPPS, MARSELLA PAINDEXTER, MARIE V. PORTER, LINDA F. POTTS, BOBBY J. PRICE, EVENYN RAY, DORIS JEAN REYNOLDS, JOE IR. RHODES, EVA M. I RILEY, EMMITE ROBINSON, LILLIE M, ROBINSON, LULA B, ROBINSON, MARTHA ROwE, ETHEL M. ROWE, JOHNNIE M. RUFFINS, MARY N. RUSSELL, MARGARET RUSSELL, MARY L. SHANKS, PAUL T. SHELTON, MICHEAL P SHINAUL, DOROTHY SILKET, WILLIAM IR. SIMMONS, CHARLES SIMMONS PEARLEAN OF '70 SNERLING, BERTHA L . STACKE, BETTY J. SENIORS '11 Q2 I EP Q 1 STA NTON, ARTHUR STANTON, CURTIS 1 'Win 4' Pwf C, MQ? 5 STOKES, JERRY STREETER, L. C. SYKES, JIMMIE TAYLOR, MAGNOLIA THOMAS, DELORIS THOMAS, JAMES THOMAS, LENALL THOMAS, MARY C. VJLLE, WANDA WALTON, ESTER M. WA SHINGTON , MA RY WASHINGTON, ZA DIA WATKINS, JOYCE WELLS, MILTON WHITE, A. B. WHITE, ETHEL WILEY, JOSHUA WILEY, LORENZO WILLIAMS, DAISY WILSON, PEARLIE M. EDWARDS, BARBARA THOMAS , ROOSEVELT OF WRIGHT, CATHERIN ' 70 wand' E if ,pay Q 1' g-..a. ,,, f 1 y JJ51 ,,,, MISS MAXSTEAN TYLER, A .H.S . Betty Crocker Medal Winner ,Z A 'f-M 3- V .,4 ,': 'd uixilitisr ,! .iii :T ' il gal JUNIOR VARSITY L. to R.: Sammie Hodges, William Barnes, Larry Johnson, J. B. Smith, Captain, Larry Thomas, William Davis, Joe Williams, Earnest Holly, Curtis Tate, Albert Thom as, William Larry, Robert Thomas, Roosevelt Williams, and Coach Arthur Fielder. WON 13 LOST O ilu f 5 ' we A I t , V f ' I 2 a , ., P K Stat X' A .,. l5I OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETES :,'fg,f2'4:i-E,-: L'w n 'fM' l5 :J'?:,qQ! nl!,,auH' gs! nl 'Tg,,slQ'Qgs U..-gifivgl ,Kiwi golf'-l ul' nmvgggnq :':,,,::leklm In'nu4II5?:lll mlmtiiiulh IUIMSNICI gmlzne--U-S4 Llanmurfgmg :ln-'I::':'lll PJ. -11 gn-J','g',.'-K..,,'Q lg Q . ll -lg, 'SHI walt., In. 'lu Unfit I--gg.. 5-.F I 'Q 'ig '15 nl .gin-:men U- l l 9 'vi' - Q x L, .. ,.1 '- . -Ni , -.- 2.- -., A H' Q Q . ,I.,,.'.5,,.,g era:-a.,f 3- an .'ii. ,x I 9.4 .IW A fs? 3 Aff HQ .I , 35.5. fi' I N,N I , ' Z ., 'E ,x ,T W ,F .I ' ff- I I P1511 ',m'3 ,lm ,M i A-.4 ' . 1 0---. .,,, ,. - A W r .W Q M ? -....., in , s M... , g ' 'I 3 an .f....... ...I M v .,,,..,- ...,.,.....,.,., V ' , 1'-5 41, 1: X -L? ,z ,' I 1 ' '11 ,z ,AL A U , U , Q. , 3 gli ,ggi ,I ' I' , '., Q' 2, A.H.S. BUSINESS CLUB 1 2: fm ,p IJ' Abrams, Phyllis Adams, Darlene Adams, Denise Applewhite, Nacy Austin, Loyce Bays, Joyce Bias, Linda Blissitt, Booker, Brason Brown, Brown, Brown, Bruce, Bryant, Re atha Louise Gertrude Dorothy Lillie Rosevelt Earnestine Calvin l 53' I 4-r,1 5 . A,.A4 I j V X X I Q i J' x J ' B- -B X ,B 'l 2 F i y ' .AQ v f 3 -f-'fx wi' Campbell, Lear Carter, Lois Chase, Lajoyce Clark, Vyneatt Collins, Joann Curry, Casandra Curtis, Joyce Ealy, Dave Edwards, Curtistie Evans, Ruthie Fisher, Mary Fulton, Annie Gaither, Annie Gilliam, William Glasper, Christine Griffin, Mae F. Gunartt, Christine Hall, Betty I53 ELEVENTH GRADE wr? 'O- 91 sf f I 1 P. ' , : f ' I X' . , S . haf I SV ', 'WN -dl Johnson, Lendia Johnson, Mary L. Jones, Drucilla Jones, Nova Jones, Walter Langston, Vera Liner, Jimmie Lockett, Tommy Locketr, Whittie Lofton, Michael Marby, Paulean Mayberry, Robert Meeks, Ella Melton, Virgie Milbrook, Robert Miles, Valerie Miller, Shriley Mitchell, Viola I54 4 -, . u , 'F' 3, ' , 1 Wing' ' ' - Y ' I . i I 1 f za A I ii Y 1 . - ' ' 1 ' f V M rv. -an A 5 kia .gh X 'f:lf-1-if If Y I -J , Wd if :IE-, V fr, o yZ, i ,S-::1,f.f'. ' :xr ,. Qu Hall, Dorothy Haywood, Annie Haywood, W. L. Henderson, Velma Henson, Beatrice Hill, Kelvin Hill, Leroy Hodges, Sammie Hoskin, Oscar Houston, Charles Howard, Dorothy Lron, Rena Jenkin, Victoria Johnson, Bessie Johnson, Ginice v-ll Y AL ..., P It fi ! A3252-s R 'xi x il QP ' '-'69 gr. Sneard, Emma Shelton, Ambrose Shivers, Tyrus Smith, J. B. Stanton, Aubrey Streeter, lrene Stuckey, Bertha Tanner, Gloria Taper, Louvenia Tribble, Nathaniel Tribble, Viola Veasley, Geraldine Walker, Shirley Wallace, Erma Ward, Joyce Webb, Joseph Webb, Stanfort Webb, Virgie ELEVENTH GRADE 1 Murry, Betty Myles, Ollie McDaniel, Eddie McDonald, Johnnie Nikles, Stella Parker, Willie Payne, Lillian Payno, Gloria Pollard, Leroy Porter, Elizabeth Powell, Columbus Ray, Brunchie Reynolds, Bertha Rowe, Betty Sanders, Naomi Q.- -1. i 3 ips nl-ff lf ff P rr-af .. I AGM KA o Available 1 4' 3, Pic+ure ' -4? N + Weekly, Betty William, Bessie Williams, Mabb Wright, Willie Young, Juanita Lofton, Michael Curtis, Cornell Johnson, Flora Purnell, Ethel Shelton, Marvir ELEVENTH GRADE V3 N f 5 Not Available JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSQRS 1 4. ,f -wwdvmnnrf. fwqwvvwf 1 .wauavvumffunvfmu-,s....--wn.uf President - Gregory Hall Vice President - Johnnie Crawford Secretary - Laloyce Chase Asst. Secretary - Linda Bias Treasurer - Aubrey Stanton Business Manager - Loyce Austin Chaplain - Gloria Tanner Sergeants-at-Arms - Sammie Wiley and Robert Milbrook Mrs. Woods, Sponsor, Mrs. Catchings, Sponsor, Miss Seals, Sponsor, Miss Small, Sponsor, Mr. Howard, Sponsor, and Mr. Hunt, Sponsor PHOTO I f st TENTH GRADE I Brown, Ruth Brumfield, Brenda Burton, Diane Butler, Tillman Carter, Delois Coleman, Percy Collins, Georgia Collins, Lizzie Crosby, Rachael Cross, Sharon Daniel, Joyce Davis, Gloria Davis, Inez Davis, Mary Dukes, Bobbie Dukes, Willie Dunn, Maggie Granthan, Danny '0 , ,,,'-' 5 .' 'G 5 ,s,., si f fe ' ,rl -J? Q, , Q52 A ...J 1 'A , 6 ' 4 avi' H , ,.,-1,3 .I Adams, Carlene Adams, Debra Anderson, Lucille Austin, Robert Austin, Ulysses Barnes, Magnolia Barnes, Maxine Bee, Eddie Bell, Dessie Blocker, Jessie Branch, Daisy Brooks, Shirley Brooks, Virginia Brown, Denise Brown, Jimmie N v I ff?-:AN X '- i f a ,N 5' f ' I, , tp. .'f7t:'. '5 ' . f :M . Qi' U' .,'ig,g3,-1' , , - ' , '- ' q, bi, .gl V iv V 1, Ku , V . V V A ..., 1- 52 5 'wk ,, f-4 ' , W5 ' 4. . '73, ' , ' 'V 1 H ,. Q KCI . Q ,W ' 2 . -f' - ,' V . .i 'f .5 I LQ ww , -vvfffinpv 4' 3 is v' .an , 155 f Gray, Gorney Green, Lossie Gregory, Christine Hampton, Cora Hampton, Maple Harris, Helen Haynes, Dora Haynes, Drucilla Henderson, Catherine Hodges, Oudia Hoskins, Earma Houston, James Hudson, W. Jean Humphrey, Rosie Hunter, Laura 'Q 5, nr' in ,Fi V ew .4-', 'rf 'g. .'.'.'- . -1.3. .' l ff' 5 5 3 x J U 4-if A A 3, Hunter, Otha Jack, Dorothy Jackson, Donna Jackson, Lenora Jackson, Louise Jefferson, Mary Jenkins, Annie Johnson, Henda Jones, Betty J. Kirk, Savannah Knox, Edis Lane, Delores Larry, Ozella Lee, Mary Lockett, Jerry Lofton, Laurita Luckett, Annie B. Marshall, Alice J. Mattox, Earnestine Moore, Daisy L. Monroe, Mildred J. Montgomery, Calvin Morgan, Jessie M. McKnight, Lucille McWilliams, Gearaldine Nolan, Catherine Pamplin, Dianne Pelt, Bobbie Porter, Andrew Price, James Rush, Erma Rush, Mary L. Sanders, Ruth Scott, Odessa Scott, Shirley Snerling, Lucinda Stokes, Earl Stockstill, R. Streeter, P. Taylor, James Taylor, Minnie Thomas, Lena Thomas, Linda Thomas, Willie Ville, Jaunita Washington, D. Weeks, Clara Wilder, Mary Williams, Annyce Williams, Dorothy l59 Weeks, Thomas Williams, Emma Williams, Jimmy Williams, Kinsey Wright, Nancy Washington, Armyj. i Burnett, Lula TENTH GRADE R vsal a s U sf ' . ' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Albert Ivy, Pres., Isaac Armstrong, Vice-Presg Laura Hunter, Sec., Frances Dukes, Asst. Sec.g Lucinda Snerling, Treasurerg Ronnie Stoxstill, Sgt.-at-Arms, Miss O. Self, Sponsorg Mrs. Booker, Spon- sorg Mrs. Dean, Sponsorg Miss Washington, Sponsor, Mrs. Thompson, Sponsorg Miss McGee, Sponsor, Mr. Wilkins, Sp0nSOr: Mr. Powell. Sponsor, Mr. Stewart, Sponsor- HIGH SCHOCL FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Willie Riley, Pres., Bobbie Readus, Vice-Pres., Doris Reid, Treas- urer, Emma Adams, Asst. Sec., Joann Barnes, -Barliamentarian, T. P. Reddick, Sgt.-at-Arms, Mrs. Leola Jewett, Sponsor, Mrs. Het tie Cain, Sponsor, Mr. John Brown, Sponsor, Mr. Leon Burrell, Spon sor, Mrs. Lois Henderson, Sponsor, Mr. Joseph Furdge, Sponsor, Mr. J. Griffin, Sponsor, Miss P. Hoskins, Sponsor, Mr. Robert Giles, Sponsor, Mrs. E. McCune, Sponsor, Miss E. Anderson, Sponsor, and Mrs. M. Espy, Sponsor. ., ..--ss'i X.,Ss!. A 1 YY? ,-x -K X sw., ' f Ye' s l , EFF' -. ' ef -ff' . .fW - ' - H,- , s ss. sw ART CLASS, MR. JOSEPH GOODEN, Instructor. K' Allen, Charles Anderson, Geneva Anderson, Shirley Austin, Jessis L. Bailey, Jerry Bailey, Lester Bailey, Shelley Barker, Desota Billingsley, Susie Blocker, Lillian Blue, Dorothy M. Boyd, Walter fha ., 4' -an 'S' I If! NINTH GRADE --N 'Vin- .., -6 4 4 'SQ' i uf I '22 ... . fu f , ,F z, ,, , , , ' My g 1 z , f Brooks, Broom Brown, Brown, Brown Brown Bruce, Bryant, Bryant, Butler, Calvin, Mary Pinky Evora Grady L. Irene Major Essie M . Bruce A . Peggie A . Nelson Robert Campbell, Linda Carr, Milton B. Conley, Glenda L. Conley, Lemual Crawford, Clara Crawford, Earnest Curtis, Cornel Dabney, Henry L. Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis Davis, Davis, William Malissia Myrtice L . Rosie L. Sarah Tommie L W alter Edwards, Menthel Ellington, Lydia Fair, Dorthy Fair, Jimmie L. NINTH GRADE Jn w , ' Harden, John Harrell, Mamie Harris, Annie Harris, Terry Hatty, Vera Hatley, Carylon Hawkins, Debbie Haywood, Katie Henderson, Johnny Herring, Shirley Hollis, Derise Holly, Derece Hopson, Mary Howard, Willie Humphrey, Bernestine: Huston, Leon Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jemings, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Bertha Delois Lee Henry Reba Earlean Mary Ruby Ruthie Shirley William Jones, Gladys Jones, Tommy Jude, Myrtle 4 1 05 ,g. Field, Pearlie Fowler, Willie Gambrell, Donna German, Robert Gibson, Gail Glasper, Queen Gorden, Lewis Grace, Barbara Greenlee, Linda Griffin, Bobbie Gunartt, Yovonne Hale, Cleethel .is ah-an' lg f an 2? 5. no - O1- 04 , - 5?-'5 ' W I, . 'K ff' Ee' PHOTO OYAVAILA vit Q i if I - av , M, as . 4 E ksg-fr 'tt for ' X , I ,. .N ,124 ,mf Y No Pham ag a AvmLAaLe V f ti , .171 V. .' -0 jk E -W' , ,Y V is, Qaiaw A V , , , js, A V 1 1 , 5' a f' il, . YOO BUS PHOYO Moore, Simon McAllister, Mary McAllister, Robert McClendon, Rebecca McDonald, Gloria McGregory, Pearline Nesby, Annica Peace, Roy Page, Ruby Parchman, Dorothy Penny, Godfrey Pettis, Annie Phillips, Maefrance Pitts, Willie Pleasent, Leon Pleasent, Racheal Price, Loretta Price, Marilyn Ramsey, Andra Reed, Arris Reed, Dorris Reddick, T. P. Reynolds, Ruby Rhodes, Ralph Richardson, Rosa Riley, Mary Riley, Willie Robinson, Gladys Robinson, Mildred I64 .ex kg, X! f I Keys, Vallie Kidd, Aarson Larry, Arthur J. Lenoir, Julia M. Lenoir, Zerius Lockett, Tommie Lofton, Mary P. Logwood, Maggie Luckett, Annie B. March, Brenda J. Marion, ShirleyA Moore, Claudia M , 2 '42 , ,,,i ? i' A PHOTO not ' AV AILABLE 'Y-. K' .p i V ff! Q 3 , i Q I? lg. PHOYO Rockett, David Russell, Walter Salton, Dorothy Sanders, Ruthie Scott, George Scott, Jessie Shaw, Patricia Shedwick, Rosie Shields, Joseph Smith, Duras Spencer, Henry Spencer, Maxine No Photo AVLILABLF fS,,l NINTH GRADE Q if .. 'S fs 'Nl' sf t N W, Qs, N ,it A Ib! i 5 r 4? I 'Q -4. - .s- sw Q No Huh AVAILAILE , f ': f ' i t --w as-Q 32:0 . X -...W-wigs ' ' f' lx ' Q g R is , S54 R, x Stanton, Perry Stokes, Jessie Stokes, Matlenar Stribbling, Hattie Stringer, Josphine Stringer, Walter gig fi ' V, S 4 I V fa . , . . 'fy' 1 4 2 ' Av. .f Y.: V' I, 1, f' rw, moto : No! Avarlubla 'ri-if' '9 xsv Strong, McKinley Sullivan, Rose Sykes, Mary Sykes, Roosevelt Sykes, Sandra Tanner, Dorothy Tartt, Vernon Taylor, Mary Thomas, Dorothy Thomas, Lena Thomas, M.B. Thomas, William Torry, Robert Tribble, Hattie Tribble, John Tribble, Sylvester Trotter, Joyce Twelly, Delorse W! , 5 Twilley, Ardelia Veasky, Evelyn Washington, Betty Washington, Cornell Webb, Henri E. Webster, Marco I65 ,is x NINTH GRADE 'fr if? -.avg I ,X ,Sis . 36, -0 Q ' . i 5 , '9 Johnson, Nadine Kidd, Darnell Kidd, Edward Mabry, Doretha Marshall, Shirley Moore, Simin Pettis, Doris Phillips, Jessie Rockett, David Ralph, Rose Stanton, Tracy Sterling, Willie Stokes, Earline Thomas, Marguarite White, Lewis Williams, Levi Williams, Rosie Williams, Roosevelt Williams, Ruthie Willis, Donald Wright, Demetric Wright, Will Wynn, Debra I 71,5 v 4 ' -K , C 05 If L Iix Q.. 551 shi Q .1 .x , Q, A -mx J if-'21 g f 1 A , Q 5, -at .0 Anderson, Margaret Banks, Shirley Bell, Minnie Brown, Cora Buton, Diana Campbell, Aubrey Chase, Agnes Fletcher, Ellis Hollis, Ernest Hoskin, Betty Johnson, Deloris Johnson, Matthena Q W ,. ,fi 'ff ' . any Q, Q, A , ' .L H -,Q . ,,, f , ' I 1 i f ,N R. 1 ' U F A ...f VV3: 1' .Yi A vt- -2 -. ine 9 S s L f --2 U is l ? 4 w ff ' nfl -I , ,fmvl , , P, . ' 1- ' ,-,, 3 if 14 ,d L y, , 5 . 'W ' 1 Zig - A I ik ' ,,,.. , V1 , .L ' u p my 'x - ,, . ' ,, ' fir A J Hit -in SANDY BAYOU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL iakif , 'A gy - x a MR. WILLIAM GATEWOOD, Principal X 4-':,.,-'5:,::,e:',. WM. El. 0 l N I I I I67 1970 CCAHOMAN STAFF Editor-in- Chief IOHN ARTHUR HOUSE Layout Artist LEVON KINARD , .rf SPO NSORS: Mrs. Z.. A. Barron Mrs. A. H. Fletcher Mrs. D. M. Armstrong Mrs. E. L. Bridgeforth 1970 COAHOMAN STAFF .' .aj ,wt 5' s Editor- in- Chief and A dvisor, tm ,... ' :X L ..... I I'-,' 5. r ,,....-ix .3 -...L IF! CLASS EDITORS, lst ROW: K. Walker, T. Mitchell, as MRS. BARRON L. Graves, I. Rooks. BACK ROW: G. Fowler, B. Brock, N! - a I 3 1 . dl ,,,,,,,.... rt,-1, E. Sullivan and D. Washington. 1 ,. X -5. EW L f at 4, lg, ' . '- ' ' '. f V. QI. . .,,,.. WM Editor-in-Chief JOHN HOUSE ALEXANDER MUMFORD, Statistician and associate MELVIN WILLIS DAVID WASHINGTON, Business Manager i f? ' f--t- up-nu-nn-n-Q-nquuuu I69 'I970 CCAHOMAN STAFF -46 I ORGANIZATION EDITOR: L. to R.: Gene Fowler, Barbara Madlock, Robert Evans, and Diyonne Williams. N A in Ii' N' f M fd Eel CLASS EDITORS: L. to R.: L. Butler S. Bugett, L. Eley, B. Liggans, J. Carter, E. Clemons, B. Dorsey, and .,..,w S. James. ,..-an vr' X I aw' 'gil -, ',J ,ff Wh HM.. A wh., I A W -ev FRESHMAN CLASS EDITOR: L. to R.: James Brown, Everlyn Brook, and Thomas Ellis. 1970 COAHCMAN STAFF I, ,M .f EQ ,lf , if, I l,,.'v.- I I ia- .S I O24 HIGH SCHOOL CLASS EDITORS Drucilla Jones, Brunchie Ray, Velvie Smith, Mary Burrell, and Mrs. Alma Fletcher. HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR: NANCY APPLEWHITE and SPONSOR ARMSTRONG ii: 'ir- M www Nm 4 WF 9' rS,. If V. :gl ,awk ----............., sdliilz WSE X HIGH SCHOOL TYPING STAFF Annie Burch, Waddell Gladney Ethel Rowe, Addie Branch, Catherine Thomas, Bertha Sflefliflg, Marie Poindextor, and Johnnie Campbell . I 7l 1970 CCAHOMAN STAFF I EDITOR- IN- CHIEF - - ASSOCIATE EDITOR --------- HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR -------- - - -John House - - - Melvin Willis - - Nancy Applewhite ASSOCIATE HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR ---------------------- Mary Burrell COPY EDITORS ------------ Diyonne Williams, Barbara Madlock, and Jessie Riley SPORTS EDITORS - - - ---------- Alexander Mumford and A. B. White BUSINESS MANAGER - - - -------------------- David Washington FEATURE EDITOR ----- ------------------------ R obert Evans ORGANIZATION EDITORS - - - - John Ballard, Robert Evans, Lena Butler, Alvert Calvin, - ------ Betty Dorsey, Gene Fowler, and Thomas Ellis SECRETARY ---- PHorocRAPHrR - - --------------- - - SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITORS Judy Carter - - ---------------- - - Shirley Buggett - - - Thurman Mitchell - - ------------- - - FRESHMAN CLASS EDITORS Katherine Walker - - Robert McDaniel- - Lorine Graves - - --------------- - - HIGH SCHOOL CLASS EDITORS Drucilla Jones - - - ------------- - - - - Brunchie Ray - - COLLEGE TYPISTS Sol Emma Harris - - ----------- - - Deborah Perryman - - HIGH SCHOOL TYPISTS Marie Poindextor- - ----------- - - Annie Burch ---- Waddell Gladney - - Ethel Rowe ---- ---------- LAYOUT ARTISTS Miss Earline Anderson - - ----------- - - Levon Kinard ------ Andre Wince ----- FACULTY STAFF MEMBERS Mrs. Zee A. Barron --------------------- Mrs. Dorothy M. Armstrong - - Mrs. E. L. Bridgeforth ---- Mr. T. W. Richardson- - - Mrs. Alma H. Fletcher ------------ Miss Ruth Gates ----------------- Mr. Marion, M. Reid and Mr. Thomas Edwards - - ----------------SolEmmaHarris ----------MackCurry - - Beverly Liggins - Bobbie Griffin - Eddie Clemons - James Brown - -Ella Sullivan - - -Velvie Smith - Bobbie Walker - - - Addie Branch - - Catherine Thomas - - Bertha Snerling - - Johnnie Campbell S PECIAL LA YOUT ARTIST - - - - - - - - Bennie Brock - - - - - - -Shelton James ------ Sponsor - - High School Sponsor - Editorial Assistant - - - - - Art Editor - - - Special Typist - - - - -Special Typist - Special Photographers THANKS TO SOME Gooo SAMARITANS ,vwpinf .3 L, to R.: Delores Whitney, Varonia McGee, Minnie Hogsett, Miss Earline An derson, Lorenzo Howard and Dorothy Coleman. The Annual Staff gives orchids to a group of loyal Coahomans who saw our need and volunteered their ser- vice. Such individuals are equipped to meet the Chal- lenge of the Seventies. Thanks a Million, THE STAFF AGGIE HIGH PLAYS FOOTBALL L f - if. A 95 , . :., , '1-1413 .31 , t i - - ' . QW, A I ., 1, X . ' V - wa, :x,, ' ' ,lgwksm - A W' ' Vx. . ,W ': - ,Z .5 W . I I M I I ' Y. .. , . U, Q , - Q A LLL fa . A. -K. AMX if-Qi Q , K ' Q Q - A , , V. 6 l i , 1' , ' ' - M L Q 5 1 .ss-J 4' r 'Q Q ' ' 'L Q ' arf' ' if , ,I , , I N Aggie Plays Heads-up Football. ,,. .. Q A A .H.S- Football Team- Aggie Playing Tough Defense. Aggie was caught off guard against a strong arm. A.H.S. BASKETBALL GAME ' S 4, 2 'i I wk gl. di XXX N45 f ' I NU' A, ,.1. M ,A,QQ W W. , A.H.S. shoots the ball. A.H.S. tips the ball. x x w A X vs x, Q x ,gs ' fl, 5 9 iss ' if ' 5 5 N is 1 as Y s Q51 , s 14 ' mxxlxx , 2 lik Eg X-L., ul , I b X 11 vlnmww H-, . eg -X -ra-'59 F -lr SJ ' 1551 A-H-S Jumper- A.H.S. loses the ball. BABY TIGERS IN ACTION I---HEI! 1 ' '- 1' 'f gag JI ,J 3 ' ,r Q,-3 ' ' , ,nh . Y I- wg-amz' U . 1 A I' I I I ' 'f . 2sff,,IINgi'I' 'I ,, ,.,,, gn? I If I I rx I 1. , , y 9 A I 6 Hg: I I is 'Wall' sr 1-N -, ,x .ff 'Irv' I II P m fA' 5 . W IW If-rf? 'V ,1 , L MLW' 433 4-' ,I y fi MM, .,-, ' .xi-r. -I' , v 56 1. I76 f 'av W3 ACTION l fl!! WWW . M N-.uw-SQ: C.J.C. CN THE GO 5 Q Q,gi g Q , ,nf ff? ., Q. A yr Laymon Williamson goes for two against Utica. I78 t ax I- i.a 1 t L?-' if -I m-fxlnll 4 ,iff James Washington two in the corner against Utica. iw N i -i LIVE ACTION fx!!! WY aWM . f V A N, VV 1 , ' V I -YM,-ff! Y M,,,r .f ',,a,-,M rf,-f' MMM, If V 1 M 4 ' if My F,-'VM' villa- W.,-f 'j' 1 Q o :o o o o o of ,wo ,z i Q Y W 5 -W A ' M in ,Am -- , T 3 I hu mmm H ln ....... A H V fff1.......'Wf5 - .sa Go for the ball, Laymon. Look! Peacock- whavs wrong Billy? C.J.C. IS IN THE ACTION I i 54 Chris Peacock hooks one over 54 of Utica. xi I Mn, ji g,- E -.di-'I 20 Williamson ups another one. f ,,,,,,, ,, , W, , f Wm PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES .I 2 - fb 1' , , f' e ,I I :i,:,., if 1 :,. '- --', 5 F ' 'I' eff 6 ff 2 2 y 4 1 f 22 Y f IV' 4 1, ,4 W W .. . , I l 44 if, ,IZQL V . .ef I? W If I ' ' Q ' fi' 1g1,j- 1 . . f 2 I ' 5 '75 'L ,. f ' Q' 2 ' I V 2 , , I aw.- C. - Girls' Physical Education Classes and Cheerleaders. I? ,, f , COUNTY ATHLETIC BANQUET SINGERS ENTERTA IN s , ,, RETTES PERFORM DANCERS S . W , r it Q I ls HAPPINESS ls . . . OUR BAND IN ACTION H s I ii I I I Nova Jones in action. Susie Burch does her thing. IJ' ii J WHAT A NIGHT' OUR BAND Tigers. V x 1 tx' J i 5. I ' Q' i i ' ti F' fs P t. it Q it is ff ff - 'V ' ' ' 1 4 f '. Q 1, L at , 262 The C.j .C. and A .H.S. Band f A' 1 ,iw mf' B., gi on the move. 'fi' ' t -' . ,Q fs-,fan I ,ig v qc if ' f,, ,, V ,'1 If IJ E C.J.C. and A.H.S. Band per- forms at the game between Utica Bulldogs and C.J.C. it ff t-09.5 'K ' all 4 i f? ., ' Q 55 1 f F, 4 1 4 , 4 f x at Z 1' 4 'f' wwf: W ,WA 'rw .ig it ,f if .Q .1 4 ' 'om if ff' A, ' ,J ' A W ,,,-. 4i,...g M-'fW t we Sophisticated High Steppers. M4591, M- M , '79-V F. Z , Q 253+ X Q , t :ssh A, ,. ,ff aj W v,f, M e8e.1:-me anoqe agugoddesgp A112913 esrom em siaadxa Kes ptnom 1 og J .'M0U3l 1.009 I alt!! M011 1041 'MII Will iplnom eBe.1eAe 'og itll:-KIT nun nz mai On the campus of CAI-iS, Arthur ies is the center of our maroon rush' avg wvvvvw ' ' - 1 . 1 .K me .DIODN mms se 3 President s Message I 'f G ouo Klaleuauxotxdde gum Frye .desirable of an ln' m9u4a!A 01 uo uam fsaqeas Zstltltutlon IHVOIVQS an 1l'lCI'?8.S6 Ieuomppe 31 quads SMMBH ele. Coahoma Junior College and A. KI .G mold 6595591-N Y lsqlumu 81 Jo, Sams em 01 gui S. is and always has been gen- HEI g ,al tmw. .SQZQSI U! swam ple' uinely concerned about achieving B S - -'T'-- ' se nancy ug peA.1as SH 'eA 'ago thistkind hvf ,tVi30'f?ldTf?f0WtlE fist c - - Areaes pysica 8011165 o e r .lumps vm Iamnmpsv an ZQo.guii15.2uZi5Eao3lxmiu,!iHd-1 changing educational needs and l9lS 1350 Aragorn U 01 ' ' ' , goal of learners. C101 0 aww Buildings that have been recently HTH RTHUR JoNE s is rzi 3 fl! -' construction will help the institution 191 salt carry out its educational mission. 3933 S I S I I 'wq' The increase in the number of facul- HHH 5, r 3-'Il ty members with higher professional 'OW 'uoqe training will also help. But reality l0lAl dictates that much more is needed, SSIS 1900 and soon. 9!0S 'sud Among these needs are a new, SJIAI 9113 larger, and more adequate library FSFIAI H1041 building, a student union building, a 10!A 9-I9 health and physical education build- 10N 01 E ing, an auditorium, and new dormi- WV rpg tories for boarding students. Addi- 9009 esuq tional teachers with dedicated spirits TAI AZSEHE and such advanced degrees as are '9-I3 30 S required to meet accreditation i9lH BME' standards will also be needed. JSUI I0 J0r 'Translating these needs into reali- 3391 Bill ization will require both time and 'ml gprooe money. It will also require the total 'IGH 1 commitment of the administration l 30 to the task of bringing these things :sau mul to pass. H00 Because we have an abiding faith lsul in our youth, in our community, -IW - and in the future, we commit our- 'len t selves. 'JW A . E-. Miller 'Big , 1 - 0. . ..., 5. , '--..J, Q ii p ..,h N . white spotlight this month. He : chosen .STAR fStudent-Teacher lievement Recognition! student l the Mississippi Economic nncil, which each year honors a n school senior because of his E? it ,L 3 lre on the American College! t ting examination. When he is recognized for his re, he, in turn, selects a teacher ifeels has contributed most to his plastic achievement as his STAR pher. He chose Mrs. Eva J. Dune. A Mrs. McCune was Arthur's neroorn instructor when he was ninth grade and teaches Social. dies now. Arthur Jones and Mrs. McCune ie recognized in an assembly in rch as STAR y student and rcher. They were awarded ques from the Mississippi nomic Council. Jongratulations, Stars. You lerve ,the titles. Wear them with tnty. V .0 0 ,nav i basis of ability and achievement, Maxstean gi swf - SQ s t Q l RTHESE THREE Coahorna Agricultural High School seniors have been named Outstand- ing Teenagers ot America by the Outstand- mg Americans Foundations. Chosen on the Barbara Edwards will now compete for the Governors Trophy awarded annually to the most outstanding teenager of each state. State winners will compete on a national level for awards and scholarships. Tyler fleftl, Freeman Jackson lcenterl, and t-fy-1' -e ,Q L- - , A ,W -fer'-f . - +I J NV 'W' Nl ' ui ' N951 'WED 'JW PUB Ulmeqow tsaag ear l Jeaoes :uou ' iii an . 5 - .A A A 3 915 9 fi V A mm -339503 C0111-H19 W01'1f-5f11dY iiilfialdiliiiiliii 11335222 iiiioiisliilsal Elltlfonllfi' AVG SZIUPR Pgsqrdnl . 1IeA9iiL.3gQHfy yuan:-JJ e ur nazmenm nam .enizscinntta - e purpose o t e ollege Work-S1395 , 'DNIddOHS IE? IS' Study Program at CJC is to expand U50 Baslc Concepts ' ' part-time employment opportunities S9 ' A o it for students who are in need of? 'Sf Topic For Course English Dept. 0 Qjftggfueeng UNIVERSITY, Miss.---The University of Mississipy Hosts Workshop IO Course of study. A federal grant ,mq through University Extension, is cooperating with . it is made to Coahoma each year tm -J homa Junior College to present a non-credit interact The English Department of CJC played host to the elementary and secondary teachers of the Third IE d District for its Annual English 'l Workshop. The Workshop was conducted by Mrs. Augustine McPhail, English Consultant, State Department of ' Education, Jackson, Miss. . 4 An interesting and informative phase of the workshop was a Panel on Composition, Sister Mary Janelle of Immaculate Conception, Hfllarksdale, Mississippi .served as 'l Coordinator. The Panellsts Were! Mrs. Shirley Catchings, AHS, Mr. Thurmond Synder, CJC, and Ml'- Leroy Allen. v J ? I l I LAA PLUG l PE enable the college to create job opportunities for eligible students. In order for a student to be eligible for employment under the College Work-Study Program at C.J.C he . must be: in need of the earnings BU from such employment in order to qi , pursue a course of study: he must. 'Pl be capable of maintaining good iq? standing in such courses of study! at while employed under the programg ' GF and he must be accepted for en- we rollment as a full-time student at 'ul' C.J.C. Presently there are approximately me 170 students employed under the! A Work-Study Program at C.J.C. Those students are engaged in such em- ' ployment as: general office, food P1 services, library aides, janitorial, DIL i maintenance, bus drivers, and lift a AriFGCu1lY To dormitory counselors. 36 1 Workshop At MSCW sg I fm- -.--H, .qvluvou .wqiu P J The Art Facility Of C02Qh0ma Vsnlf 1,uop non pueisaapun 'P9lDlS 5 Junior College recently participated Lugz, WM auogwos SARAH? SM H in a state-wide Art Workshop on the pug Sguml Ieuoslad mod ,Im G, Campus of Mississippi State College dag: A 5 for Women at Columbus. I an H - - F Among their varied experiences 'gg , were a televised and alive demon- g pg ' stration entitled An Experimental ,go E Art Program as it 'is' being con- 4, ducted in the Meridian Public c School. Although the program is relatively new K2 years oldl, its potentials are great. The College Art Faculty also witnessed a dy- namic lecture on Psycoaesthetic by Dr, Thomas Slettehough, Head of Department of Art at MSCW. Mr Dorse and Mr Richardson lil! l B1 BI E Jqzn gdo . Y - accepted the opportunity to asso- ggi ciate themselves with their fellow A colleagues and to their amazement r became the first of their race to nom take an active membership m the .Sm Mississippi Art Education Associa- SF tion CMAEAJ. Q. i' li p. 'gum --:W-nv-rvvpp4v aieql Sn, QIIHQ uogErl1S!t1y.upe iuasaxd vgmaeg Buppom aiqeixogwoo 905999 ll3!M U0!1H-HSIUIUIPH P 150111 .mo aprnoxd og, go .xaqumu a uaaq seq ea: ciplinary course at Clarksdale entitled Basic Concep of Aging beginning Tuesday. W The community level course, consisting of 10 sie sions of three hours each, will be held in the Mil Academic Building Lecture Room of Coahoma Juni College from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. each successive Tut day. 12 There will be no charge for tuition since the court is being partially funded by the Mississippi Council' Aging, said Maurice N. Inman, director of Universi Extension. The classes are designed for those persons in is community who work directly with the agedgsuchf hospital and nursing home personnel, social worker recreation personnel, counselors. dieticians, housing 2 ministrators, clergy, and other interested citizens? lvl Inman said. Those attending the classes will receive 30 hoursi instruction in the sociological, psychological, physioloi cal, and economic aspects of aging. Q Registration of the course, which will be on a 'tiiil come, first-servedl' basis, must be completed by .lil 13, 1970. Persons wishing to enroll in the course shot contact Earl Gooden or William Walker at Coahon Junior College before Jan. 13. -iw f A' 5 gexeqmzmene gmds exe sauiptgnq MSN unoxe qooq 31 Buipuedxa em paanou noi azleg igsaesgl, sndumg ug joo1 neu eq alll U! 5U!A!l e se:-few qop: ueuxqsexg QL P DESCUSSING PLANS for a course titled Basic Concepts ot Aging, beginning Jan. l3 at Coahoma Junior College at Clarksolale, are Cirom leitl Maurice N. ln- man, director of University Extension, University of Mississippi, H. J. assistant director, Mississippi Council Agingpfarl Gooden and William W both of Coahoma Junior College. 6961 'HHEINHOHCI 'ZNHHIHL YIAIOHYOO HHJ. N.E.A. PRESIDENT VISITS CAMPUS N.E.A. President Fischer addresses Coahoma Coun- N.E.A . Regional Director greets the group ty Teachers . I I ! 3 3. 1 4 2 ...vf I County Principal J. D. Williams sings. Regional Director, President Fischer and Mrs. Barron. JMR W Z RETURN DESK 5' LIBRARY STAFF ,aff-m ,gf 'Ffh'- hL..,,- A 74 'I ' .L Y 'f: ' .,.,. , , .. , ,fu ' , :Q 'W ' . rw 24 ,' ' r LIBRARY STAFF '15, .al-f 7 , ,,,.....,,.,.,,!:f LIBRARY WORKERS P I LEARNING TO DRIVE AND REPAIR THEM if MH ' 0 ,E I I f I II N H' ' I f. ,Y 4 -, .,... . Aw. I I - i Our Tiger in St. Louis. DRIVER EDUCATION CLASS MR. JOSEPH GRIFFIN, Instructor M. ... -- Q., Xia, x.,,,,.-Ln mai, ,..--M--1!lll ' ,-J ,,,...f-'A' ,...M ' ' What's wrong with the bus Mr. Shaw? Y i -'sf ,QW 1:99- 4 . dv' wb, f X 44 1 5 5 gf ., . A ,.f.,g.v-12' X x p aw we ks , . 36 Y Wx KN i '1' I i 1 I I xy sry x X QQ We shall Overcome . SCENES OF THE GRILL Melvin Willis and Arthur Jones, two of the Grille 's Clerks, take time out to pose for our photog- rapher. X ' 1 'iffy Q :.- .V '--' 3 ' ul . 4, ir W' ,, V J Getting in the Groove. TH. - If --Q5 X, an Q ., W. ,Zi SCENES OF THE GRILLE fu , f ' f ' ,.,. ,Q .W ,.-104.1 we 0 - ,.,.-,,. , are l,. l , Q ' E fm EE,A AV- ' ' ' , W, ,.,. . Y. , Af, ' V vi fn. I 1 J, lv: v,-,V 6 ' - q,1,1,sf'f-M Q' Y Vv: H 1 ,WJ . . .WW ff if 5, was 1 g , v rf . f Ky , A' W, fr ,f ff 'iff' f 4 2 N E44 21 5 , f ts, .fn , ,KF , Students relaxing in the Grille. The Grille is a busy place Students relax between classes. qua ' 'JI Q I 1 x vi' 'W , H' L ' H ' 4 ' f- f -H M 1 ..,..'f -ii' - T - x . N., , ,.., Q., Wh, 4+ 'ini V ' FI' -1-F! F'H 1 1: zf, aM2 pp'fi'Q,'?+m ' 4 U , . l ,, . I E I E-I F 'J 1 ' . la K 1 'S 1 . YH 1 4, e . ' it-' 4 1 L kv .vs , ,. +V,-1,4 Q, , .-,. I. -I--N .H- sf -ff' fw W, -- 1 w F B 'yy Wah, 11Q:i'HFf TQNF1-lf'f !'sfsE'L5:--1.14 'limi 'w'fcW ' ' 7 vm . MN 54 ,-Lp W1 i M1 V qi ', f,4j43fg HJ:-War V5 W ' A an 'Q af as 551- W f',:f1n:1:eLz.'1?f3 if-'fm E ' ' if M fr ULF. wffwsfc '-dfkim f ww' 'Q 1, -1 .fgeibkiawful-,fel?-zigaiifwlf,fm.a5gj'?'4!i?:,- life Q 'M - lwfffif-F 'f 1'f1'1'S'+ffi 1s fff4w:v',1-WHJ:.f,'114fX fw- ' ' ' ,., ' ' ' ww- .......L ......., ...., 5-M., Q.-W A ' ' , 5' amy' ' -'T 4 -,-fsfxf-wwf rf -'--. .. J 1+ .1:f'--w,4.v -1:15, a.J1pn,:, ' ' . .9 1, 3 .fz.v.g- 5132. ' - f 11 11 ni?-1' ' f ' ' X 1 g - u -f . 'Q 4- .-,Ja ' 'Vw A ..-ur-Al I i , L ' i55Rfr ' ACTIVITIES '47 5' ..f ?. if, gy .,f..W,. 3 -, -.4liiim.,, I 4. 'v I P.T.A . CHRISTMAS PARTY I f W IE I I DRAMA TICS CLUB I President, WARREN BENSON I96 1970 COAHCMAN LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Dear Coahomans: Serving as editor-in-chief of the '70 COAHOMAN has been a rewarding ex- perience. This tremendous responsibility caused many disappointments, but with the help of an untiring staff we managed to publish this record of a step into the seventies. My staff and I have tried to reflect to you the moods, actions, and hopes vested in all Coahomans during the year 1969-1970. My special thanks go to Mrs. Zee A. Barron, our supervisorg Melvin Willis, Associate Editor: and Mrs. Dorothy Armstrong, high school Advisor. JOHN A. HOUSE, Editor-in-Chief Q0 Q Hcgylljr' H0 M 6' Or: -af -,.,,,.. HQ Manly, . 'Z-'bfglf I K W y l ' 4 Wh x 1 4i f'Erfw-tl -ttf: EL Goa-he---4, 4 .Hw3'f' fEFif fQ Q95-1 B+, f fry fl Er f f 2 as gy T X Fi 1 4 L H wif LJ ffwlgq.-M1 se' lzsjff lvl EN i E? ' 'Q : VM9 9 5. is E1.Y!l?E,PiQVgNRi.KE1TE ul V iff F '111'1f-fxfx' P H EQ in W K x L- 1. 0 i. ' K ,5f-,, gif iq Q? Msfilwg v11.3rgxu' f,wfffUw9 4 .K J K- QQ ,K 3- Q me W bww H fffs4f :E Ef'1 Lil E if E 5E ,..g,4,.k.' if S1 .MJ :'V,9JJ Q - H I7 11 H EDU 'VAL E H 1' F fig! ? 13T?'L WE 'Em 451, h - f' , E ,fvlndkmb Y,,,,,.,-....,A,. ' l -1 , ' AUTOGRAPHS CID AUTOGRAPHS QZD xl' f -r I . g 1. f mv WHYIJJ ' I PW ,gflfffw 1 , . . , + Q' , . x, I 1 . ,, X1,Q . 4. 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