Corinth High School - Columns Yearbook (Corinth, MS)

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JERRY PORTER WOOD PORTER Buffs uifla ll boogie beat . . . I1 rwzdezroui u'flfJ uiidom. Corinth junior Music Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Dramatic Club 2, 3, Reporter 33 DeMolay 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, President 33 Class Favorite 3. MARTHA ANNE YOUNG MY'R7' Poeteff with diwpled cheeks . . . moonlight mood! . . . yfizrorite of all, Home Economics Club 13 Dramatic Club 23 Home Room Officer 1. 23 Xwarrior Staff 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor 4g Annual Staff 43 Beethoven Music Clul 3, 4, Vice President 43 Class Favorite 3. BOBBY HOWELL WROTEN BULLM Herfulef clad in modern armor . . . it ftnwk nf fire . . . ufillingnexi mixed willy abiliiy. Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Basket- ball 2, 33 Halloween Carnival King 3. X, R I5 My 'I -rx! 2,7 .gif .Cixi- .T1QT,a--

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BEN FRANK WORSHAM HANK Sheih in dirguire . . . blue jeam and iz rherhed Jhifi . . . wifdom iii il! prime. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4g Corinth Junior Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4g DeMolay 1, 2, 3. 43 Football 3. 43 Basketball 3, 4g Latin Club 1, 2g Annual Business Manager 43 Class Favorite lg Class President 25 Carnival Court 1, WILLIAM EARL WILKINS RED Red hair uiiihauz temper . . . ll umvii ,rmile . . . iz b6 cU'lQ' laugh. Football 1. 2. 3, 4 HARRY LEE WILLIAMS, JR. SANDY The preridefzl lllllbljf . , . rohef mid br1.fh6Ibz1ll.f . . . uizmiilrhed f1'iei1dliiie.f.s'. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g DeMolay 1. 2. 3. 4g Master Counselor 4g Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 President 35 Latin Club 1, 2g Spanish Club 4g Religious Emphasis XVeek President 3g Annual Business Manager 4g Corinth junior Music Club 1. 2, 3, 4g Class President 3, 43 Mr. CHS 4. ANDY WII.BANKs Cwzrmni dehaief ..., rlmiilq iii Illdllfhl . . . ioher uiifh iz .flmighl fare. Basketball 1, 2g Football Manager 23 Class Vice President 1g Class President 2.

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El' E 157- -i 11. L f- 1-S 1' if ti 1- i+ 1.1-1' Y 'v- V,- Q- To--. .il .-x4 in t Ztliiii emit 3 , Q' siamnmib Since almost every exciting thing that is in the book has happened this year, we, the Seniors of 1953, wish to pass on some of our charm to the Juniors in the hope that they will put it to their advantage and make 1954 almost as exciting as we made 1955. Also, we wish to pass on some of our individual as follows: We, the SENIOR GIRLS, will proudly a precise pattern of our Senior year to the JUN- IOR GIRLS so that they may cut out their last year as well as we did. We, the SENIOR BOYS, will to the JUNIOR BOYS, our collection of levis, white shirts, suede jackets, white shoes, and gambler's ties hoping that they will be the DEARslayers we were. I, ELBERT HOPKINS, will to LARRY STRICKLAND my ability to shoot a line to every girl in school, in case 'he can't get away with it, as I did, I also leave my foot- ball speed. I, DOYLE FREDERICK, will to MUSIARD TURNER my ability to play basketball hoping he will become the 'fstar I did and get his name in the sports column as many times as I did. I, ALVIN BROWN, leave my place in D. O. to LEE JERNIGAN so that he may learn the longl' and short of D. O. work. I, MARY BELLE WHITWORTH, will to MARJORIE JANE BUTLER my love for speed-demons since she already has a powerful liking for them. I, DIANNE BURNETTE, will to MARTHA MORRIS my looks so that with her scat- terbrains, she may be both beautiful and dumb. I, SAMMY SMITH, being the third Senior to possess the the ability to have all the girls crazy about me and yet remain a bachelor, wish to pass on this amazing ability to another Smith, but since there's no Junior named Smith, I'll do the next best thing and give it to a Jones-Dicky, that is. I, MARY CAROL BANKHEAD, leave my ability to Charleston to PEGGY STEVEN- SON in case she ever gets rusty on it. I,RONNY QUINN, will to BILLY HONEYCUTT, my physique to go with his courage in case he ever needs both at the same time. I, CAROLYN GIBBS, will to ELSIE JONES my trusty camera so she may Akeep the annual supplied with snapshots next year. We, MARTIN SWAYZE and ANDY WILBANKS, leave Senior Science, PERIOD. I, GRETA TIMLAKE, leave to JOHANNA TIMLAKE all the fun of being a Senior, knowing that she can take up where I left off. I, BOB PROPP, will to JAMES THOMAS MARTIN my shortcuts in Solid and Trig with the hope that, with his arguing ability, they will work better for him than they did for me. I, GWYN RICHARDSON, will to SHERRY SWIFT, my brush and palette and every- thing that goes with being an artist, including numerous headaches, in the hope that, with her patience, she may become the great artist I was. Also I will the War- rior to anyone brave enough to undertake it. I, EARL SKELTON, leave to JAMES CASTLEBERRY my latest invention, super- power invisible ink, so no one can copy his work. I, GAIL TAYLOR, will to RANDY TAYLOR my ability to take life easy, seldom study, go everywhere and still pass so that he may have a fun-filled Senior Year. I DOUG BIGGERS, pass on my secret of how to comb my hair in less than thirty min- utes to EDWARD COCHRAN since he seems to be the Junior who needs it most. I, JEAN RUSSELL, leave the gossip column to JO WARDLOW and SUE SPEAR with the hope that the times will really be alarming next year so they will have plenty to write about. 5 l 'l. ii ' .. 3 'E ' -5. ..f- is r ,-. 'Q' qs:-'-