Corinth High School - Columns Yearbook (Corinth, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1955 volume:

QQ. x ' a Q Q v 1 1 .9 1 .MJ- vkhf ' --W x Q ' -mum-A 4 UJRINTHIAN CDLUHNS i PUBLISHEU 4 A 'n-:E SENIORS OF CORINTH HIGH SCHOOL coRnNrH, Mnssussum ' rf' '- We - , 5 T K. -1 g Ff' .i...fv 21. ': 5 I-'OREWORD We, the staff of the l955 Corinthian Columns, present this yearbook to you so that the golden hours of your school days, set with the gems of friendship and knowledge, may never he lost, but he locked within its pages. We hope this book will be as a treasure chest filled with these memories and that it will keep them bright and fresh through the years to come. 4.1.1-ini gg-1-11 3: ,-1.-li. 2 .r 5 if du - an ...,, N f vs 4 r. g - qi so ,Q -i E , Afyll' i Y Q' ll' ffl jg .Spb R. y N K I 1 M D ff g , ,- 77 Q X I 3 k 4, Hi fx QU V ' 'K f i' J vi, ' H, X . 1, 3 ,fig ff ll f' ' x ' rx x K- A ': -N 4?-xx vbl 1 .au -4.-1 . 3 l '24 1: ff J Q ivy '-25 I iw x i 1.A E K Q, ,X 3.5 k if flaw ' ' ui 'A' uw- . ... ' ' 'A ' x I I ..-an-nv' A LL,, Q il- 3' 13 vm- ? 1 1 P di! N .aff V5 A . A ,L.X M, TM -.Nw LQ A-ie if AE. X 92:1 -X Q. 'P A X ,ix X. .ig if ' f X , X 4 ANNUAL STAFF ADVERTISING STAFF Arnold Loyd, Editor, Bobby Madden, Editor, Cecil Myers, Editor, Carl Mayo, Howard Ajax, Kenneth Olive, Troy Lancaster, Miller Childs, Marvin Lamberth, Wy il Sartain, Harold Hin- ton, Harris Iiiardin, Guy Sims, Carl Trimble. LITERARY STAFF ,lane Hinton, Mary Helen Harrison, Syl- via Miller, Editor, ,Io Ann Lee, Editor, Dannie Felker, Editor, Annette All- mond, Sue McFalls, Buddy Curley, Mary Belle Price, Tommy Utley, ,lane Taylor, Jimmy Bumpas. BUSINESS MANAGERS Danny Harrison J. T. Davis Travis Browder ART STAFF Terrell Kingen, Douglas Smith, June Bullard, Editor, Dale Tennyson, Ann Murphy. SNAPSHOT STAFF Margaret Chappelle, Ramona Hood, Gail Smith, Editorg Patricia Mills, Edi tor, Bobbie Jean Wilbanks, Betty Dav is, Mary Belle Putt, Dorothy Pratt Peggy Yeager, Jerrie Campbell, Jose phine Essary, Pat Jones. FEATURE STAFF Sara McKinney, Patsy Dunaway. Edi- tor, Dixie Hancock, Editor, Rebecca Meeks, Sue Hanley, Patsy Purvis, Pat- sy Campbell. Martha Wilkiiis. as XX, -P. ATHLETIC STAFF Jimmy Huff, Eugene Smith, Editor, Kenneth McKinney, Editorg Lee Goode Lloyd Hurley, Jerry Wardlow. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Y .Nur is Bailey Williams, Editor, Charles SPOUQOF Gooch, Roy Raines, Ralph Strickland, EMMA BOSTWICK Gene Kennedy. NEW B ILDINGS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA S Q S FACULTY S 1 5 . -,.f--- - M3210 AVI , 'fd' OW 4, fb- W, uffm' .7 z J f F nx..L '? O kd! ! uf ' Z: .. A-1, 'iv W f HARRY LEE WILLIAMS President DR. I. T. DAVIS Secretary MRS. ELLIS PERRY HARRY LEE WILLIAMS ORMA R. SMITH DR. J. T. DAVIS R. C. HINTON HAL ANDERSON, Superintendent To the members of the Board of Trustees goes the deepest gratitude of the students and faculty of Corinth High School. Their untiring efforts and unselfish aims have gone into making Corinth High School the outstanding school that it is today. X 5 Qu-Q,wwew www-will , ,. 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SWEAT Mathematics sensor: ' 1' -'la ,,,,, 'vi-afa,,, ,... .V L S W ' F-'-'A--Ai- l-5.-g,..,.Q, -.Lid '-7.-ZS.-Q '? -3- ...Q f Y., fl iqh ?-cg-. 2 .Z 4 A 'Q -4 fm... -5 5' MW - L --Q.. p -- '- f P if ,gl fff' 59' 'L - , .gig Z , Z 2 President ARCHIE JOHNSTON Vjfp Prpgidpnf Sl'l'l'f'I!U'y-TI'l'llSU,l'L'f JERRIE CAMPBELL ARNOLD LOYD HOWARD LONG AJAX Reserved nature . . . s-l-0-w . . . Bummin' Aroundf' Latin Club lg Annual Staff 4. ANNETTE ALLMOND Saddle oxfords and bobby sorks . . . neat and exact . . . twinkling eyes. Courier Staff 1: Audio Visual Corps lg Tri-Hi-Y 3g D. 0. Club 45 D.0. Club Reporter 44 Tide Club 4-g Annual Staff 4. DOROTHY MARIE AUSTIN Helpful and considerate . . . zmexcelled sweet- ness . . . modern secretary. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3g Annual Staff 4g D.O. Club 4g Chorus 1, 23 FHA lg Latin Club 1, 2g Tide Club 4. BILLIE JUNE BULLARD Artistic hands . . . fast talker . . . poodle cut. FHA 1, 23 Latin Club 2g Tri- Hi-Y 33 D.0. Club 4g Annual Staff 4g Art Editor. TRAVIS RAY BROWDER Strictly all right . . . Sheik in flashy clothes . . . Stewart Granger in tight Ieuis. Baseball 13 Class President 33 Latin Club 23 Homecoming Court 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Business 'Manager 4. f--f A - . -I ' J 3, JIMMY CLINTON BUMPAS High school Tennessee Ernie . . . a way with a woman . . . class comedian . . . A model aristocrat. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 DeMolay 1, 2g Halloween King 23 Class Officer 2g Annual Staff 4. JERRIE MAXINE CAMPBELL Carefree ways . . . mischief behind laughing blue eyes . . . dark band buses. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Vice President 45 Jun- ior Beethoven Music Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3, 45 Halloween Carnival Court 45 Class Officer 45 FHA 1, 25 Warrior Staff 25 An- nual Staff 45 Speech Club 4. PATSY K. CAMPBELL Little but loud . . . eager beaver for trouble . . . Aggie admirer. Tri-Hi-Y 15 Chorus 1, 2, 35 FHA l, 25 Annual Staff 4, GENE CARROLL Red hair and freckles . . . sly smile . . . quiet and shy. D.O. Club 45 Tide Club 45 Basketball 15 Annual Staff 4. WILLER EUGENE CHILDS 'Souped-up Mereuries . . . iiekel cigars . . . the noise in the hall. - Annual Staff 4g D.0. Club 3, 4g fide Club 3, 4. MARY MARGARET CHAPPELLE Modern Florence Nightingale . . . serious thoughts behind giggles . . . white leather jaekets. FHA lg Latin Club l, 2g Library Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, D.O. Club 4, Annual Staff 4. BETTY JEAN DAv1s Career girl in tight skirts . . . quick to answer, right or wrong . . . day dreams and hidden thoughts. D.O. Club 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Annual Staff 43 Home Room Officer lg FHA 1, 2g Tide Club 1, 2. JESSE THEO DAVIS, JR. Ladies, man . . . speeding 0ldsn . . . Her- oules clad in levis and checked shirts. DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4, C Club 3, 4, Corinth Junior Music Club 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Halloween Carnival Court 4, Latin Club 1, 23 Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4, Jun- ior Hi-Y 1, Speech Club 4, Baseball 3, 4. SHIRLEY JEAN DREWRY Shiny bracelets and dangling earrings . . . popping gum . . . dancing feet to ,a Boogie beatf' Chorus 1, FHA 1. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Annual Staff 4, Speech Club 4. all JU? PATRICIA IRENE DUNAWAY Dependable leader . . . there when you need her . . . delayed action laugh. Junior Beethoven Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Chorus 1, 2, Sextette 2, Home Room Officer 3, Warrior Staff 3, 4, News Editor 4, Annual Staff 4, Feature Editor 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, President 4, Girls' Slate 4, School Secretary 4. DANNIE NEAL FELKER Tree philosophy . . . interest in uorld affairs . . . always right, iever wrong. Zand lg Warrior Staff 3, 4g 'unior Beethoven Music Club 4-Q .atin Club 1, 29 Annual Staff I, 4g Photography 3, 4g Liter- iry Editor 4. ELSIE JOSEPHINE ESSARY Calm and intellectual . . . nice as pie operative in every way. Chorus lg FHA 2g Annual Staff 4. I AMES RAY FRANKS Hot rod enthusiast . . . quiet and preoccu- pied . . . like it or lump it. D.0. Club 4g Annual Staff 4. J AMES RUFUS GALYEAN, III Bruebeck and Stan Kenton . . . sophisticat- ed individualist . . . red hot clarinets . . . wisdom blended with talent. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Junior Hi-Y 1, Secretary 15 DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Dea- con 4g Corinth Junior Music Club 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 3, Latin Club 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Drum Major 2, 3, 4, All-State Band Clin- ic 2, 3, 4, Clarinet Quartet 1, 3, 4, Warrior Staff 3, 43 Feature Editor 4g Annual Staff ELMER LE1-1 Coom: CHARLES WILLIAM Goocu Friendly and likeable . . . ser- vice with a smile. Annual Staff 4, D.O. Club 3, 43 Homecoming Court 45 Tide Club 3, 4. Fighting spirit . . . quick to learn and apply. Annual Staff 4g Homeroom Officer 4. WILLIAM Doc GURLEY Everybodyfs Buddy . . . innocent look with an impish grin . . . hillbilly singing and his plunking guitar. Football 2g Basketball 2g Baseball 4g Class Favorite 35 Warrior Staff 4g Annual Staff 4. DIXIE CELESTE HANCOCK Dares to be different . . . mixed- up love affairs . . . changeable as a flame in the wind. Latin Club 1, 2, FHA lg Cho- rus l, 2, 3, 4, All-State 2, 33' Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y Sweet- heart 4g Beethoven Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Home- coming Maid 4g Warrior Staff 2, 3, 4g Annual Staff 43 Feature Editor 49 Cheerleader 4g Speech Club 4. BARBARA SUI: HANLEY Intelligence combined with quiet innocence . . . giggling gals in English Fords . . . mild manner and gentle heart. Junior Beethoven Music Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 44 Latin Club 1, 2, Warrior Staff 4, An- nual Staff 4g Feature Editor 4. HARRIS HARDIN 20th century Edison . . . wild ideas in Solid . . . desire to succeed . . . strong convictions. Annual Staff 4g DeM0lay 3, 4. 'Qui DANNY EARL HARRISON YMCA's coach of the year . . . politeness and punctuality . . . innocent jokes. Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 2g DeMolay 3, 49 Junior Hi-Y lg Presidentg Annual Staff 4, Business Managerg Basket- ball Manager 2. cs. LILLIE LURLYNE HARRIS Plum spoken stately stature a megaphone and swirling skirts. Warrior Staff 2 3 4' Annual Staff 4, Associate Editorg Cheer- leader 4g Junior Beethoven Mu- sic Club l, 2, 3, 4g Reporter 3g Chorus l, 2, 4g Library Club 4. IAROLD G. HINTON ltature fits his heart . . . one voman man . . . hot rods. JeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4g Annual Staff 4. MARY HELEN HARRISON Slow stroll with a certains- umph',-romam tically inclined . . . Pickwick and lots of sun. FHA lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Warrior Staff 1, 2, 3, 4g Annual Staff 4, Junior Beethoven Music Club 4g Chorus 4. SARAH JANE HINTON Hour glass figure . . . our favorite . . . whiz on skates. FHA lg Spanish Club 2g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Secretary 2g Junior Beethoven Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4-g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Sextette 43 All-State 1, 43 Class Favorite 4-9 Annual Staff 4-. es, 'ti ps I.-... MARIAN RAMONA Hoon Sometimes naughty but never bad . . . Sel- mer on her mind . . . sympathetic ways. Chorus 1, 4g FHA 1, 2g Warrior Staff 2g Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Annual Staff 43 Library Club 3g Secretary and Treasurer 3g Speech Club 4. E. LLOYD HURLEY lust to argue is his love . . . football is his choice . . . clown at a swimming pool. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 34 D. O. Club 4g HC Club 3, 45 Warrior Staff 49 Annual Staff 4. JIMMY LEE HUFF Determination to succeed . . . high school Apollo . . '. a true friend. Homeroom Officer 1, 23 Annual Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN JONES Good Ole Southern Drawln... quiet and contented with her gum . . . very sincere. Y-Teens lg FHA l, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4-g Warrior Staff 4, Annual Staff 4. ARCHIE LERON JOHNSTON, JR. Class President with personality plus . . . will sucreed above all , . . levis and rolled up sleeves. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Secretary 3g Junior Hi-Y lg DeMOlay 2, 3, 45 Master Counselor 4, Homecoming Court 4, Class Officer 3, 43 Corinth Junior Music Club 3, 45 Secretary 45 Latin Club 2, President 2, Basketball Manager 2g Annual Staff 45 Associate Editor 49 Mr. CHS 45 American Legion Citizenship Award 4g Homeroom Oficer l. 3. GENE A. KENNEDY Always in a hurry . . . shutterbug . . . future general of National Guard. Annual Staff 3, 4g DO Club 4. TERRELL JUAN KINGEN Sleepy . . . not afraid of work but not in sympathy with it . . . artistic ability. Latin Club 1. 2g Annual Staff 4. l TROY ARCHER LANCASTER Dare devil on a motorcycle . . . frequent trips to Florida . . . nonchalant ways. DO Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Annual Staff 4g Tide Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LESTER MARVIN LAMBERTH, JR. Pleasing smile . likeable personality . . . bubbling with ,Iuy- re. Annual Staff 43 DO Club 3, 4, Presidvnt 43 Homecoming! Court 3. 4g Tide Club 3, 4. A 4 WARREN LEE LISENBEE Future farmer and dairy man . . . dark eyes . . . unruffled ways and friendliness. DeMolay 33 Football 3, 4, An- nual Staff 4. MARY Jo ANN LEE Efficient ways . . . born orator . . . always different. Chorus l, 2, 3, 49 Reporter 43 Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2g Tri-HiAY 3, 43 Junior Bee- thoven Music Club 43 Warrior Staff 4, Annual Staff 4g Literary Editor 4g Speech Club 4. va rt. ARNOLD JOSEPH LOYD Wisdom unexcelled . . . earnestness and sin- cerity in large quantities . . . industrious. Homeroom Officer 23 Class Secretary-Treas urer 43 Annual Staff 4g Advertising Manager 4. 1 l ROBERT RUSSELL MADDEN Live wire with broad grin . . . always a helping hand . . . levis and dress shirts. Latin Club 1, Vice Presidentg DeMolay 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, 4g Homecoming Court 43 Homeroom Officer 1, 2g Annual Staff 4g Advertising Manager 4. KATHLEEN SUE MCFALLS Annual Staff 4g Warrior Staff 4. CARL EDWARD MAY0 Chevie corwertibles . . . hard worker . . . the fokesler. Annual Staff 4g DO Club 3. 4. Mighty molecule . . . wild at the wheel . . fun for all. FHA lg Latin Club 1. 2g Chorus 1, 2g Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Library Club 3. Vice Presidentg SARA COLEMAN MCKINNEY Modern up-to-date Venus . . . lavender mums and a golden crown . . . pleasing personality. Homeroom Officer 1, Class Of- ficer 2, Warrior Staff 3, An- nual Staff 4, Corinth Junior Music Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, FHA 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Homecoming Maid 3, Home- coming Queen 4. . . . combs zznci wavy hair. MARY REBECCA MEEKS Loud if you know her and quiet if you don't . . . full of pranks . . . individual walk. Chorus l, 2, FHA 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. KENNETH HAROLD MCKINNEY Dynamo on the gridiron . . . a family man Class Officer 1, Class Favorite l, H1Y l 2, 3, 4, Corinth Junior Music Club 2 3 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2 3 DO Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captaln 4 Honorable Mention All-Big Eight 3, 4 C Club 3, 4, DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, Tide Club 4 Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor 4. SYLVIA KAY MILLER Hollywood figure . . . letters from Florenre State . . . dimpled cheeks and dancing eyes. FHA 1, Latin Club I, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Home-room Officer 4, Junior Bevthoven Music Club 2, 3, 4, Class Favorite 3, Annual Staff 4, Literary Editor, Warrior Staff 3, 4, DAR Citizenship Award 4. '0 ' ' ELIZABETH ANN MURPHY Tomboy in slfirts and sweaters . . fir-I.-le heart . . . shoulder strap bags. FHA 1, 2, Warrior Staff 4, Chorus 1, Annual Staff 4. is khan WW? ,.f K Aww V MARY PATRICIA MILLS Bi Staten fan . . . rin in . 5' telephones . . . gossip rolumns. Corinth Junior Music Club 3. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4, Speech Club 4, Warrior Staff 1, 2, Annual Staff 4. Snapshot Editor, Latin Club 1, 2, Chorus 1. 2, FHA 1. JAMES WAYNE MYERS A hunting we will go . . . on the move . . . sleek Oldsmobile. Annual Staff 4. CECIL HALE MYERS, JR. Laps around the football field . . . likes to dance . . . goes for blonzlesl Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, Beethoven Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Speech Club 4, C Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Advertising Manager, Warrior Staff 4, Exchange Editor. VIVIAN JANIS NORTH Peaches and cream . . . best things come in small packages . . . little hand, big ring. Chorus 1, 2, 4, All-State 1, 2, 4, Sextette 4, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Junior Bee- thoven Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Magnolia Girls' State 4, Warrior Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Co-Editor, Homeroom Officer 1, Class Officer 3, DeMolay Sweet- heart. KENNETH ALDON OLIVE Flat top . . . flashy keychains . . . big but silent. DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Beethoven Music Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Latin Club 1, 23 Annual Staff 4. MARY BELL PRICE Pink slips from the office . . . sweetheart in a nurse,s uniform . . . always in trouble. Corinth Junior Music Club 3g D0 Club 4, Vice Presidentg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3g Cheerleader 23 FHA 1, 2g Chorus 1, 2g D0 Club Sweet- heart 4. DOROTHY NICEWEN PRATT Little wife . . . rz rloll in major- ette boots . . . good naturefl. Corinth Junior Music' Clulm 1, 2. 3. 4g 'l'ri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 43 Y- Ter-ns lg Spanish Cluli 2: Chorus 1, All-State lg Annual Staff 45 Huuufroom Officer 11 Warrior Staff 2: FHA lg Band 2, 3, 4g Majorvttz- 4: Spvecll Clulm 4. CHARLES ROBERT PUTT Determined to be heard . . . broad smile . . . a gal from Texas. D0 Club 3, 4g Annual Staff 4, Tide Club 4. PATRICIA ANN PURVIS Flirty eyes.. . . silly giggles . . . taste for clothes. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 4, Sweetheart 43 Homecoming Court 4, Halloween Queen 2, Homeroom Officer 3, Junior Beethoven Music Club l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Warrior Staff 4, FHA l, 2, Speech Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. MARY BELLE PUTT Neat . . . dreamy look . . . a mimic. Home Economics Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Warrior Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Junior Beethoven 'Music Club 4. ROY LESLEY RAINES, JR. CHS Santa Claus . . . jovial and jolly . . . gusty guffaws. DO Club 3, 4g C Club 4g Tide Club 3, 43 Football 49 Annual Staff 4. r GUY ALLEN SIMS Hillbilly crooner . . . ideas of his own Alabama bound. Latin Club lg Chorus 43 Annual Staff 4. WYVIL MALONE SARTAIN Slip horn man . . . bound to rearh great heights . . . bell bottom trousers. DeMolay 2, 3, 4g HiAY 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Beethoven Music Club 1, 2, 3. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 43 Annual Staff 4. DOUGLAS FRANKLIN SMITH Always has an answer . . . per- sonality matches his singing abil- ity . . . intellectual without much effort. Latin Club 1, 23 Junior Beethov- en Music Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 4, Annual Staff 4, Art Editor. BOBBIE GAIL SMITH Short but smart . . . quiet mannered . . . pleasing ways. FHA 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Warrior Staff 4, Speech Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Snapshot Editor 4. ROBERT EUGENE SMITH Unmatched friendliness . . . CHS Rock Hud- son . . . our All-American star. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, All Big Eight 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Cn Club 3, 45 Corinth Junior Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 39 Band 1, 2g Annual Staff 4, DeMolay 1, 25 Halloween Court 1, 3, Speech Club 4, Hi-Y 1, President, Annual Sports Editor 4. RALPH EDWARD STRICKLAND Crazy mixed up kid happy go lucky . . . river banks and fislnn poles. De-Molay l Junior Beethoven Music Club 3, and 3 Foot Jall 4: HC Club 41 V-sv EDNA JANE TAYLOR Adventure with mischief . . Cute and vlever . . . sky-blue eyes. Chorus 1, 2. 3. 41 All Stan- Chorus lg Homerooin Offieer l, 2, 3, 4-5 Class Officer lg Class Favorite lg Halloween Carnival Court lg FHA 1, 2, Secretary 23 Tri-Hi-Y lg Beethoven Music Club 3, 4. ROBERT DALE TENNYSON Comedian first class . . . a line for every girl . . . never fixed for blades. Warrior Staff 11 Annual Staff 43 Junior Beethoven Music Club 45 Speech Club 4g Football 3, 4-Q All-Big Eight Honorable Men- tion 4g C Club 3, 45 Class President 2. JOHN THOMAS UTLEY Booming bass drum . . . man about town . . . mischievous ac- tions. A DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Corinth Junior Mu- sic Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Band 2, 3, 4, President 4, Annual Staff 4, Warrior Staff 4, Speech Club 4. CARL MANNING TRIMBLE Wizard at mechanics . . . deep thoughts . . . Cone Fishing. DO Club 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 43 Annual Staff 4, Tide Club 3, 4. RosEMARY VAUGHAN Ray of sunshine . . . beauty with a serious touch . . . sweet smile and laughing eyes. Class Favorite 2, Halloween Carnival Court 3, Homeroom Officer 3g Corinth Junior Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 43 Warrior Staff 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 4, Co-Editor, Chorus 1, 2, 4g Sextette 4g All-State Chorus 4, FHA lg DeMolay Sweetheart 45 Miss CHS 4, Cheerleader 4. GERALD ROACH WARDLOW Outspoken . . . Carry me back to old Vir- ginny . . . man of his word but never says much. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 43 DeMolay 3, 4g Foot- 'bal12, 3, 45 Basketball 2, Annual Staff 4. MARTHA LEE WILKINS Red hair minns temper . . . solid ideas and gentle thoughts . . . marriage is in her future. FHA 1, 2, 4, Annual Staff 4. BOBBIE JEAN WILBANKS Twinlrling bells . . . sleepy eyes . . . raven hair. FHA 1, Treasurer, Chorus 13 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Bee- thoven Music Club 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4g Speech Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4g Homeroom Officer 43 Annual Staff 4. MARGARET ANN YEAGER Petite . . . flighty as a butterfly . . . gingham blouses and, flaring skirts. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 45 Chorus lg Spanish Club 2g Annual Staff 4g FHA 4g Speech Club 4. BAILEY ROBERT WILLIAMS Sl0-mo-shunu . . . a walk in the pines . . . individual sense of humor. Speech Club 4-g DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4g Corinth Junior Music Club l, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2g Annual Staff 4. FAREWELL TO THEE Now our high school days are at an endg The parting hour is coming soon, And we think, while swift the moments pass, How delightful has been our friendship's boon. We recall the joys of high school days When hearts were full of pleasures free. Alma Mater guardian of our ways. We will hold as our dearest memory. Now we vow as parting moments near To keep our friendships close and true, And in days to come, dear C.H.S. Our thoughts always will return to you. Farewell to thee, farewell to thee, Our high school days are coming to an end But we will hope in days to come That we will meet again. CLASS PROPHECY Many moons have passed since the Senior tribe of '55 has had a pow-wow. We are now gathering around the campfire of Chief Sitting Bull MYERS discussing the things that happened many summers ago, during our papoose days. As the pow-wow gets under way, Minnehaha BOSTWICK and Laughing Water STREET come trotting into the circle and take their seats. Next come the braves and squaws of the War- rior Tribe of '55, Braves HOWARD AJAX and TERRELL KINGEN, owners of the Tribe Pool Hall, come stalking into the circle, discussing an intricate bank shot made by Brave RALPH STRICKLAND, a famous scout and hunter. BUDDY GURLEY and JIMMY BUMPAS, who struck oil behind their wigwam in Texas, come riding up on stallions because they couldn't find a trail wide enough for their Cadillac. Their twenty-eight room teepee is under the direction' of their thousand- dollar-a-week private secretary, JO ANN LEE. Fol- lowing them down the trail on a pinto pony, comes ANN MURPHY, who owns a chain of drive-ins. A clatter is heard and Buck KENNETH Mc-KIN- NEY and his squaw SARA McKINNEY come up, fol- lowed by their private tribe of papooses. Wealthy manufacturers, TROY LANCASTER and CARL MAYO, who made a million by inventing a vehicle which resembles a cross between a motorcycle and a Chevrolet convertible, enter the circle, followed by their personal bodyguard, LLOYD HURLEY. With a roll on his tom-toms, Tribal Drummer TOMMY UTLEY announces the arrival of SHIRLEY DREW- RY, who owns a famous night club in Miami. She is escorted by CHARLES GOOCH, who owns an oil refinery. J. T. DAVIS, a successful engineer, who earns money on the side by posing for cigar store Indians, comes in with cigar manufacturer, MILLER CHILDS. Squaws SUE MCFALLS, RAMONA HOOD, and MARY BELLE PUTT are seen discussing all the mischief they used to fand still dol get into. Witch Doctor JIM GALYEAN, head surgeon in a large hos- pital, enters followed by his chief lah-technician, MARGARET CHAPPELLE and head receptionist DOROTHY AUSTIN. Squaws PATRICIA MILLS and MARY HELEN HARRISON, authors of How to Win a Brave,', walk in very slowly followed by Brave DALE TENNYSON, author of How to be the Life of the War Party. The Redskin Singers, composed of JANE HINTON, DOUGLAS SMITH, LURLYNE HARRIS, and GUY SIMS are entertaining a group with their bopped-up version of Indian Love Call. K Braves TRAVIS BROWDER, owner of a uranium mine, BAILEY WILLIAMS, wealthy lumberman, and Heap Big Politician BOBBY MADDEN are seen dis- cussing the county chief eledtions. JERRIE CAMPBELL and JANE TAYLOR, co- owners of a skating rink and Squaws DOT PRATT, MARTHA WILKINS, and PEGGY YEAGER are seen looking at pictures of the latter's papooses. Surveyor JERRY WARDLOW and Admiral DAN- NIE FELKER are also seen discussing old times in trig class with Professor ARNOLD LOYD. School teachers ANNETTE ALLMOND, PATSY CAMPBELL, and SUE HANLEY are seen with their crew of papooses. Warriors HAROLD HINTON, WYVIL SARTAIN, and GENE KENNEDY, who are recruiting officers for armed forces, are being questioned about their adventures by Squaws BETTY DAVIS, REBECCA MEEKS, and JOSEPHINE ESSARY. GENE CARROLL, owner of a shoe store, and KENNETH OLIVE, owner of a clothing store, are seen talking about business. JUNE BULLARD, a famous illustrator, and DIXIE HANCOCK, a clothing designer, were noticed dis- cussing fashions with Squaws PATRICIA PURVIS and BOBBIE JEAN WILBANKS. ROY RAINES, the Santa Claus for Macy's De- partment Store, and professional baseball player, GENE SMITH, are discussing the World Series with hardware salesman CHARLES PUTT and garage owner CARL TRIMBLE. Secretary PATRICIA JONES is having a private pow-wow with models SYLVIA MILLER and ROSE- MARY VAUGHAN, who share a Park Avenue wig- wam in New York City. Squaw JANIS NORTH, the wife of a garage owner, and PATSY DUNAWAY, successful businesswoman, are discussing world affairs with General DANNY HARRISON and Engineer ARCHIE JOHNSTON. Squaws GAIL SMITH and MARY BELL PRICE are seen in a group with CECIL MYERS, cigarette manufacturer, MARVIN LAMBERTH, well-to-do Automobile salesman, and JIMMY HUFF, who is still the most handsome brave in the tribe. After the pow-wow, Braves LEE GOODE and HAR- RIS HARDIN come dragging a deer, shot for the tribe by Hunter JAMES MYERS. Having feasted on the deer, the braves and squaws left, tired but happy, for their respective teepees. LAST ILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of CHS knowing full well that next year's Seniors cannot equal our standards and ability do hereby bequeath these articles of our individual I, ANNETTE ALLMOND, leave my shorthand ability to MARY ANN INSKEEP and JANE COUNCIL in hopes that they will progress more rapidly in the future. I, HOWARD AJAX, leave my sharp,' eye on the Snooker', table to CARROLL SHARP because his name best fits it. I, DOROTHY AUSTIN, leave to MARY ALICE NEL- SON- and RUTH NEWCOMB my sweet smiles and quiet ways. I, TRAVIS BROWDER, leave my title of Sheik,, to JERRY COLEMAN because he just fills the bill. I, JUNE BULLARD, leave my title, artist first class to- JACK BIGGERS who can well fill this place on the annual staff next year. I, JIMMY BUMPAS,4who have acquired the title of Tennessee Ernie, leave the title of Kitty Wells to Dot Nelms so we can always make beautiful music together. I, PATSY PURVIS, will to JUNE TAYLOR my trusty shoe skates if they don't wear out first. I, GENE CARROLL, leave to 'RED,' REYNOLDS my red hair and freckles in hopes- that he will get along next year as well as I. I, PATSY CAMPBELL, leave to JULIE KEATON my ability to find things to occupy my time in the after- noon instead of school. I, MILLER CHILDS, will to CLIFFORD PERKINS a year's supply of black dye hoping that the use of it will make him as good-looking as I. I, MARGARET CHAPPELLE, leave my crazy giggles to EVA JEAN PIERCE although she can get along quite well without them. I, J. T. DAVIS, bequeath my title of Hercules to LOWELL LUCKEN so he will have size to match his determination and ability on the gridiron. I, BETTY JEAN DAVIS, will to ANNIE RUTH BUT- LER my slow pace that she may live longer and my graceful fingers so that Mr. Doran will be pleased with her playing next year. I, DANNIE FELKER, leave to LARRY COX my abili- ty of always being right and never wrong in hopes that it will get him as far as I hope to get-Anna- polis! possessions to encourage them in their efforts to do their best. I, SHIRLEY DREWRY, pass on my secret of how to get along with boys to JOAN MADDOX with the assurance that it will provide her with lots of boy- friends. I, DOT PRATT, leave to ROBBIE ADAMS my major- ette boots, golden plume, and a pair of red flannels so her legs won't get as cold as mine did struttin' down the field. I, CECIL MYERS, leave to CAREY RAGAN my package of candy cigarettes so that he will have something to drag until he is old enough to buy real ones. I, MARY BELL PRICE, bequeath to CHARLOTTE DUMMITT a year's supply of pink slips from the office just in case she should run out. WE, JAMES MYERS and BAILEY WILLIAMS will to BILLY ALSTON and WAYNE McDANIEL our Oldsmobiles in case their Buick and Henry J's ever break down. WE, JERRIE CAMPBELL and JANE TAYLOR, sho hope to leave-I I I, ROSEMARY VAUGHAN, bequeath to MARY WARRINER WILLIAMS, my popularity and all my Southern charm to accompany her real sho nuffi' Southern drawl. I, DOUGLAS SMITH, bequeath to TEDDY WOOD my singing ability and a book of old favoritesn so he can have all the material that he needs to lead the singing during Spiritual Emphasis Week next year. WE, KENNETH OLIVE and JERRY WARDLOW, will to HAROLD BENNETT and BILLY HURLEY our electric razors and Hbeardseedsn in case they ever get five oiclock shadows like ours. I, MARY BELLE PUTT, leave to CYNTHIA OS- WALT all my narrow escapes from the office in hopes that she will be more careful ,than I was. I, GENE SMITH, being the sixth Senior to possess the amazing ability to have all the girls crazy about me and yet remain a bachelor, pass this talent on to DON JOBE in the hopes that he may use it since I didn't have any use for it. I, GUY SIMS, leave to LARRY TAYLOR my voice so that he will be able to sing old favorite hymns in the pulpit. WE, GAIL SMITH and PEGGY YEAGER, leave to ALICE CONN and MARY CRUM our talent for acquiring big engagement rings during their Senior year because this seems to be their primary aim. I, CARL TRIMBLE, leave to BILLY LINDSAY and RALPH LAMBERT my position as Secretary-Treas- urer of the D.O. Club as I know it will take two of them to fulfill it. WE, WYVIL SARTAIN and ROY RAINES, bequeath to JAMES MITCHELL a combination of our phy- siques so that he may turn out just right. I. MARTHA WILKINS, will to SUE McELHANNAN my large economy size jar of Halo Shampoo so that she may keep her beautiful red tresses as pretty as mine. I, TOMMY UTIJEY, leave my big bass drum to JER- RY WEEKS so that'he may take over my position in the band. WE, DALE TENNYSON and RALPH STRICK- LAND, will our book on One Thousand Practical Jokes to JAMES NELMS so that he may be the life of the Senior Class next year. I, JIM GALYEAN, leave my collection of Stan Ken- ton records to JOHN FRANKLIN COLLINS in the hopes that he may spend as much time learning to like them as I have listening to them. I, PATSY DUNAWAY. will my knack for getting along with Coach Myers to JERRY WAYNE GIB- SON because he will certainly need it next year. WE, CHARLES GOOCH and CHARLES PUTT, leave our service with a smile attitudes to JIM KAT- SOLIS to help him in his career. I, JOSEPHINE ESSARY, bequeath to WALLACE DUMAS and BETTY SCOTT my typing aptness so that they will be able to get their lessons in on time. I, LEE GOODE, will to CHARLIE REESE my fight- ing spirit in case he ever needs any extra power. I, DIXIE HANCOCK, bequeath my date book and all my boyfriends to LISA NASH so she may dou- ble her number next year. I, BUDDY GURLEY, leave my good looksv to ROBERT BARNES and DONALD BABB to go with their hair. I SUE HANLEY, affectionately leave to PAT' .AM- iMONS and ELIZABETH ANN THOMPSON my book sense and quiet manners to help them through their senior year. I HARRIS HARDIN, bequeath my seat in the Mason- J ic building to HUGH LATTA because it will prob- 9 9 1 9 9 9 7 9 9 9 I, ably take some one that size to fill it, and in the hope that he will attend DeMolay meetings as regu- larly as I have. I, LURLYNE HARRIS, leave to PEGGY HINTON my lofty height so that she will have height to match her kittenish ways. I, DANNY HARRISON, leave to ANN SMITH a book filled with the most innocent jokes so that she may catch on te them as well as I have. MARY HELEN HARRISON, will to MITZI ANN SMITH my individual walk even though she has no need for it. , HAROLD HINTON, leave to NERT EMMONS a pair of my pants that he will need this time next year if he keeps eating like he has been in the cafeteria. JANE HINTON, affectionately bequeath to my dear cousin JO ANNE BIGCERS my hour glass figure to go with her legs so that next year she may be the struttingest majorette on the field. JIMMY HUFF, leave to JIMMY HATHCOCK my good manners in hopes that he will make as good use of them as I have. RAMONA HOOD, will to WANDA McEWEN my scatter brains in case hers are ever collected. LLOYD HURLEY, leave to JIMMY CLARK my well-used vocal chords in case his ever break. PATRICIA JONES, bequeath to NOLA ANN FISHER my Southern drawl to replace her half- Northern, half-Southern brogue so that she may be a true Southern Belle. ARCHIE JOHNSTON, leave to WAYNE TIM- MONS my position as Master Councilor and know that he will fill! it better than I did if he doesn't get ulcers first. JO ANN LEE, leave to EDITH ANDREWS and ANNE BIGGERS my ability to speak well in Speech class and be Miss Kerr's pet in hopes that they may fulfill my position next year, for I know it will take two of them. GENE KENNEDY, leave to JIMMY SMITH my car to make his out of town trips since my trips only go as far as Proper Street. SUE McFALLS, leave to GLENDA HAYNIE my book on How to Identify Aircraftn so she'll know when her baby's coming home. TERRELL KINGEN, bequeath to BUDDY JONES my ability to take D.O. without much special effort on his part. I, SARA MCKINNEY, affectionately leave to LINDA FARRIS SMITH and JANE HARRISON WEEKS my ability to get along with my husband, no matter how cantankerous he may become. I, MARVIN LAMBERTH, leave to LEX RHODES, all my experience in working with Fords so that he can keep his in good running condition. I, REBECCA MEEKS, bequeath to SUE FOWLER and THOMAS FRANKS my ability to perform mis- chievous tricks and still remain an innocent Sen- ior. I, TROY LANCASTER, leave to ROGERS DIL- WORTH my motorcycle so that he can always be sure and won't have to worry whether or not his pickup will make it. I, SYLVIA MILLER, leave to NELL WEAVER HURT my dimples which will add the finishing touch to her cute smile. I, ARNOLD LOYD, do bequeath my surplus brains to ADYNEL WOOD and CAROLYN RUSSELL in hopes that they will exercise them as much as I did. I, PATRICIA MILLS, leave to LINDA BUSH and MELBA MCDANIEL my collection of tight skirts and sweaters because I know they are the most able to fill them. I, BOBBY MADDEN, leave to JACK MITCHELL a trail map on how to get his car in and out of strange places, need I say more! I, ANN MURPHY, pass on to ANN HARRIS and DIANA GIBBS all the secrets of how to dodge Mr. Anonymous and keep my name out of the Warrior. I, CARL MAYO, will to MAURICE RAE my classy Chevy Convertible so that he can spare his ear drums the noise and ditch that car with the loud exhaust pipe. I, JANIS NORTH, bequeath to PATTY HARRISON my talent for playing the piano and her glorious opportunity of playing during the Spiritual Em- phasis Week programs. I, KENNETH MCKINNEY, pass on the title of Hero to RONNIE FARRIS in hopes that he will be just that on the Warrior team of next year. To COACH MYERS we will a firmer hand of disci- pline so that next yearis Seniors will not get away with as much as we did and ten FBI men so that he may keep a closer watch on the lunchroom line. To MR. DORAN we leave a thousand feet of lumber and a roll of wire so that he can build plenty of rabbit cages, and an All Boys' Band ' with mem- bers composed of reasonable facsimiles of Harry James, Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, and Gene Krupa. To MISS STREET we leave a whistle and a badge so that she can patrol the hall more effectively, and a thousand Eskimo Pie wrappers. To MRS. ADAMS we leave a cage for her chemistry and biology students. To COACH FARRIS and COACH REECE we leave plenty of sturdy paddles to keep the boys in line. To MRS. UNDERWOOD we leave a big class of per- fect cooks and seamstresses that never make a mis- take. To MRS. SWEAT we leave an automatic pilot for her Chevie so that she won't have to be worried about such trifles to steering and shifting, so that she can wave and blow the horn at everybody. To MR. FRED MYERS we leave a whole class of people who will all be in Who's Who in American Business. To MISS ROPER we add an amendment to the Con- stitution giving her overtime pay for her after hours bookkeeping class. To MISS DALTON we leave a '55 air-conditioned Olds so that all the senior girls may run errands in pleasure for her next year. To MISS KERR we leave a grade book with the zeros already printed in, so that she will have more time to practice the Senior Play. To MISS SUDDUTH we leave a microphone and a loudspeaker so that her Bible students will be able to hear her better. To MR. DABNEY we leave a class full of master car- penters so that he will have no worries next year. To MRS. GALLACHER we leave fifty round-trip tickets to France so that she can take her French class to see the Follies Bergere. To MISS McINNIS we leave a little kiddie car to ride from table to table so that she can check on what everyone's doing. To MRS. SHARP we leave a soundproof typing room so that she can give speed tests without disrupting the bookkeeping and shorthand classes. To COACH WESSON we leave an automatic alarm bell that will ring if all his boys aren't in bed by 9:30. To MISS BOSTWICK we leave the part of Lady Mac- beth in the next Broadway Production of Macbeth so that she can fulfill her secret ambition. To WILL we leave a miniature bulldozer so that he won't have any trouble scraping the chewing gum off the floors. We, the Senior girls, leave the Junior girls all the titles of importance which we know they are anti- cipating. We, the Senior boys, leave the Junior boys our talents of keeping the girls guessing at all times, this is our secret formula for having so many girl friends at one time, and we trust you will preserve and guard it well. We also, leave our genius, good looks, and popularity so that you may have as much suc- cess as we did-Hal We, the Senior Class, leave the Junior class a ten gallon can of glue, 50,000 snapshots, 50 feature pages, and 40,000 subscriptions so that they may attempt to out-do the annual of '55. SN E MW? XW mxwwAxg,wilBlll llWl4YImn1gfW4lf!l,4lfWf 22 3 Q 2' hi .: -: rr- S 2 is 3 5 We, the Senior Tribe of 1955, leave this I will in the possession of our tribal chieftains, X 5 the faculty, with the admonition that it be n Q carried out in every detail. SIGNED, SEALED, and DELIVERED in the X l presence of the Tribal Council by X j THE SENIORS of 1955 X J i X Q f Q Z f I s I fi X E f ia X Mmffwmayw ,fffflllldltlltxx ly Wtllu fl! 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ReportersiMitzi Smith, Ruth Newcomb, Edith Andrews, Mary Alice Nelson, Sue Carolyn Fowler, Glenda Haynie, Larry Cox, James Mltchell, Melba McDan1eIs, Pa- tricia Purvis, Sue McElhannon, Hayes Warriner, Mollie McAmis, Emily England, Io Ann Lee, Barbara Timlake, and Linda Farris. Typists-Sylvia Miller, Lurlyne Harris, Pat Jones, Sue Hanley, Rosemary Vaughan, ,Ianis North, Ann Murphy, Sue McFalls. Sports-Buddy Gurley, Jerry Weeks, Tommy Utley, Lloyd Hurley. Gossip Column-Dixie Hancock and Dannie Felker. Proofreaders4Nellie Hurt, Lisa Nash, Linda Farris, Ann Smith. Feature Editor JIM GALYEAN News Editor PATSY DUNAWAY Make-Up Editors ROBBIE ADAMS MARY W. WILLIAMS Exchange Editor SP0'lS0f CECIL MYERS MRS. BOB DALTON C.H.S BAND MAJ ORETTES Dot Pratt, Patsy Purvis. jo Anne Biggers, Robbie Adams, Nellie- Hurt Vai. 'X QV 'S 3 53 L ugh lghlf 'Q S'Qg I bin' .5 q N 'AX QQ Director EUGENE DORAN Sweetheart PATSY PURVIS I Drum Major JIM CALYEAN President, Tommy Ulleyg Vice' Pre-sidc-nl, Bobbie J. Wilhanksg Sf-vretary-Tre-asurc-r, VVyvil Sartaing Social Vice President, Jerrie Campbell. ... 4..w,- .1--,ff-...V CHORUS wr- ,-.flu-v-!',4'-..-4 .:-4 '-r' q -fl w'fL ':fM -N ,-A .Q-Q m-IS' A Jn. l..n...Yv-,hr - -r-W' 71-J . 1- 4- JW 4-L:-.-',,,-..-,U s 1 2 T milf' President ,,,,,,,, , ,, ,,,, ,,,, J ANE HINTON Secretary , ,,., ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, L O W ELL LUCKEN Vice President ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, R ONNIE FARRIS Treasurer ,,,, ,,,, JUNE TAYLOR Dirertor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, IN IR. EUGENE DORAN Reporter ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,IO ANN LEE ,lane Hinton Suzanne Potts Janis North 3 Q x Q 1, 5 SEXTETTE Hayes Warriner Rosemary Vaughan Elaine Butler Accompanist ANNIE RUTH BUTLER JUNIOR BEETHOVEN MUSIC CLUB X i I l'rvSf1lPr1.' SYLVIA MILLER Treaslzrer IIOIIIIIIZ .I. WIIIIIIINK5 I'1'1'P l'lfs1'4ff'!1t AIJYNICI. WVUOIJ Refmrfvr .I JIINI5 NUIQTII 5f'l'H'f!1f'I IJIXIIQ H.-XNIIOIQK SIJUIISOTS MRS. RON PIAIHIXINS gift I, 5 NSN 'I EE E f I YE S I MISS MARTHA 'IHRASIIEII I I Q 4 s 5 5 I 5 CORINTH JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB l'I'1'SI'11f'l1I IIOSEIIINRY V.-XIYIIIIKN I,Hlgl'fINl l.'l1r11'rrnz'11 .I ,MIK liltllllfflh Vim' 1'r4's1'rlv11l MARY YV. VIVILIJANIS LINUX I .-XIIIIIS 5f'f'f'f'lf1fY JNIIIIIIIIC ,IUIINFTON Spmzwrs NII55 ICNIXIX IIUFIYY IIIK Trzvzxzzrfr ,IIILIE KE-KTON NIIIS, IIOII li XI.'I'UN Rvpurlvr T031 XIX' I l'I IW' mm 5 X Q A ,Lx ,Af M - is WL fa , M W-7l1ii,i :g WT.. V H2 if ' 0 '22 f -- LEE? 'ETQEFT 515: . H11 W. Ax E5 SA 'n xi if 3 G 4 ,QS ix 'W' wi' 15 1 -4'-.2 -fx I O M? ,Q , , '79 A R Q sig Q is sf 3 X E VI! .Q X xxj ? rm an ' f WS 5 frsxzz,-31 X W 'SW E if '24 sr kiss? as .,, ig, -H ar .. :rfgx ' '-L Jima: iii? uns! i . ,. 0 f, 'gs 5 I 3 f s xqgx ' r K Mr 1' TN T' ML ' , L, 5. N :fe '5 'Yagi 54? SKS, f gg T V . A ff 4 'X' - .. Y Y 'Q W .H WX Q , as is' 9' ...Q K is Q 'firm X5 tk x,i NX? Q5 , if M V. l ii an A-'W' S F.H.A. CLUB -- ,.......-A,,-..-.. ,..-9 -wifi g . .f-f .. rfifsffyrssf S- is .. r President L L ee L SUE CAROLYN FOWLER Historian E E1,.X1ENEwfQ1 Vive President ,,,, ANN HARRIS Parliamentariarz ANNE BICCERS srrrrrrrrlr L EMILY ENGLAND srrrrg Lrrrrrer SUMNNE 1ro'r1's Treasurer L L ee eeee CHARLENE HARDIN Advisor L ee MRS. RAY UNIJERWOOIJ EVA JEAN PIERCE Reporter , , , , ,, , ,, D.O. CLUB President , , , MARVIN LAMBERTH Rf'I'0flf?f ANNETTE ALLMOND Vive President , , MARY BELL PRICE Afiffi-501' H V- frrr MR- FRED MYERS Serretary-Treasurer ,, , CARL TRIMBLE v ig 2 1' iv ss ,Q Y .. - -l, K . 'gf v' . H .D S qw ' - , . . 1 ' V, 5, q ig ,, -9 -1 . 3? Q 1 H , U Q ,nn if ' Q F W!! M., ,Q Z Q, Wg Y F Q.: A, 5 qbi tq --M--N 9 M I is wi JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y President ,, ,, ,, , , PATSY STUBBLEFIELD Treasurer , , , ,, JANET VAUCHAN Vive Prf'sirlerzt , , , , JEAN STUBBLEFIELD Reporter ,, ,, DONNA OLIVI' Secretary , , CAMILLE Mm-CLAMROCH Sponsor , MHS. WILIIARD HIISSEY fi JUNIOR HI-Y President ,, JOE COLEMAN Vive President , , HARVEY DAVIS Secretary , ,, ,, , BILL SMITH Treasurer ,, , ,,,,,, ,JAMES FORSYTHE Chaplain , , BILLY GODWIN Reporter ,,,,,, ,, , Sergeant-at-Arms Sweetheart ..,.I,., Advisor ,, JERRY DEESE DICK TAYLOR ,, ,,,,,,,,, JANE ISOM REV. ERNEST SMITH l FEATURES -1iu . +3 . Tiff' . li' , - x s.,,, X . ' N g - Q Y i 'L' ' - i Sig -X - 1 Amlurfu QT as X ' E 1 .. 'U HI 5 ,iii- ff' 5 Wk f- '4-,. 7, 'F'- V X W Mi - ' ' -S 4.- .i' . i L -.,:..i 22 X ..-1 - Q i3 -- ' if' '-f ' - gg 1 g ' -1 - ,-- 1 , - Y gi- 1- M -K i g if i-p--- iii lg +,-, 5-11-441- M r. C .H .S. ARCHIIQ JOHNSTON Miss C.H.S. ROSEMARY VAUGHAN Most Handsome Jmm luilfr' awk' was ga gg. ixggx 'R Mm, ,Ek : X MMA Msg. H E 2 Q' 'Lk Rf 1 Q35-'Tfnfif ,' I . gif 5-. ,mf f. A . .----.-1 - X inf gff.vg,g ..7-M5 I . 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Citizenship Award SYLVIA MILLER SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best All-Round SYLVIA MILLER BUDDY GURLEY .1 X if f, M-fA ' K K i Q K1 Q Wu X Xi .,:,5 , , LL,A :'G ,21: qi N A Most Dependable PATSY DUNAWAY DANNY HARRISON -Q. 0 6 - f .V , F Most Carefree JERRIE CAMPBELL DALE TENNYSON Best Dressed DIXIE HANCOCK TRAVIS BROWDER Cutest JANE TAYLOR JIMMY HUFF N Q 'ID A 2 'Nu Qx www , fs - Most Considerate SYLVIA MILLER DANNY HARRISON ' ,Q F riendliest JERRIE CAMPBELL BUDDY GURLEY Most Likely to Succeed PATSY DUNAWAY ARCHIE JOHNSTON Most A thletic DOT PRATT KENNETH McKINNlCY sg , Nw ,fb M- . X rw, I 'DFI Q , W, f- ,nf - wg f '1 .mgmu-wh I :im . , :www Q ,A 1 , 5 .Q .. 'Ji' ,g . ,rw if Lx wk . ,MN-H W . '-M is r..m.i . T , am wsiifihffgw T A 1' v sb n I xJ...f Qi 13 is Most Intellectual ANNETTE ALLMOND LEE GOODE , A , -.sgxgg is an 'il- L QM ,gf Wiuiesz 3 ww .. Q V , MM Most Talented JUNE BULLARD DOUGLAS SMITH JICRRIE CAMPRICLI J IMMY BU MPAS 1? x f' ' 1' FAVGRITES Senior Favorites BOBBY MABDBN JANE HINTON Sophomore Favorites BRENDA KING JERRY MCDANIEL Junior Favorites MARY WARRINER WILLIAMS THOMAS EMMONS W? 5 'Mw-M, fi f'-If NX 5 'Vw Freshman Favorites SANDRA FARRIS T, E. TALLEY W Eighth Grade Favorites JULIA MOORE PRENTICE FARRIS 11 ' 4 ll tm x Z .44 av' fix M X AV in Q-W sa Q1 HGMECOMI G Queen SARA COLEMAN McKlNNEY Maid Maid DIXIE HANCOCK LINDA FARRIS i if' x is f ':' 'wif-: if a s ,lov , 947 ,L 743. b 3 ni-Q ffzfvsl-lsi ig! . 6' -K' 5 5 ' L 0 N I Xmggx I . Q Win 1 X W . . : GS 9 1 K v 3 U x f 'uaS5i3 K Q , Nw 4 ' ' ii! . S 3 e lf' S' XS Q 5 X A- A 2 fx P' Q SWEETHEARTS JANIS NORTH DeMolay ROSEMARY VAUGHAN DeM0lay PATSY PURVIS Band DIXIE HANCOCK Hi-Y MARY BELL PRICE HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL King and Queen JAN1s MITCHELL LARRY Senior Candidates JERRIE CAMPBELL J. T. DAVIS H' Juni or Candidates RORRIE ADAMS CARROLL SHARP Eigh th Grade Candidates DALE KING PRICNTICE FARRIS Freshman Candidates CHARLENE HARIJIN JIMMY BURR PHE THING FROM OUT OF ,, WHAT! REAL MIDGETS? HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL mfg SGLEMN FUNERAL? 032 A '51 V ff e LAW SMILE PRETTY FOR US,uFIFIN CONE ON,TRY YOUR LUCK! CARNIVAL ROYALTY FREAKS? WE AGREE THE NAUGHTY LADIES OF SHADY LANE' Lfqalx' '25 . S WHAT 'YA GGNNA WIN COACH? ,NJ I k .-V, . 7 TTITL 'NF' NTT? 'H TM I STO S ON' D ME HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL QW lkwbjba fi I A O yin' ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK! Y Apr 'EQEAQI FL r SEE ALL, WNOQWH ALL. AL ' A KILL 7 FGRE IT MUIITPL '55-I' f '1 if 1, ,M gb ,. THE RDYAL COURT QUEEN F QR FREAKS LEADER Am YEAH, You LOOK KINDA CQUNTRY, mmnuysonz I V3 wHooP1NG IT UP: 9,9 QQBY 9,8 TH BEST OF THE BESTESTII AT LEAST ws won THE PE? smsslonl ,,,:f7 ' HAIL, HAIL, THE GANGNS ALL HERE! wr: SECOND THE Mofrxon ON TO VICTORY!! LET THE GGOD TIMES ROLL!! Q 555 lfi'5Qf-YW w'QS4fg: com om, nfmt. YELLH f 'EZ' - ,. 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' K ' ' as 1- 1' First row: C. Smith, Moore. Strickland. Allnnonfl. Bumpas, Farris. Sharp. Pittman, Mitchell Lise-nh:-0, Timmons. Manage-r Hurlvy. Second row: Managt-r Dumas. McKinney. Kitchens, Childs Myers, Burrcss. Wlevks. Raines, Clark. Lurkvn, D. Smith. Third row: Tennyson. Leonard, Rhodes Warclluw. J. ,loin-. Hurlcy, Rvynnlcls. Davis. flllllllllilll, D. ,lolmc-. Cnaches Farris and Wesstmn. SENIOR PLAYERS First row: Davis, Myers, Hurley, Lisenbee, Smith. Bumpas. Second row: Wardlow, Tennyson, Raines, Strickland. McKinney. Smith. --N-....,.. , , aa a I N I w S N , L 5 ,K A :Q ., Naa V- 1 , . ... .Q . g y ?-i , --1-' A , f i . . . L 11 5 P 1 - '-Q. V HAROLD WESSON Head Coarh KENNETH MCKINNEY Quarterback WARRIGRS Rv--' S:..:J' KENNETH FARRIS Assistant Coach 1954 GEIIEI3 EMITH Co-CAPTAINS Q' 'VS iii X ui, w S ,,,, .ff N 1 I Y' wk' S+? :- A J' A , iffziy 'A ,. Grill X rf - mf' ' K g .. ,it N 5'-f ' W X is Saad' ,J J X W W LEX RHODES DALE TENNYSON JIMMY BURRESS Guard Center Guard WILLIAM R. REYNOLDS LLOYD HURLEY Tafkle Tackle QM i a ffl' K. Sy. 'D J. T. DAVIS End 2 'E' f .. i i 1 f A 'EX X Nwfk 5 1' iw. M-Q Jr, - H ' A 'i scifi JERRY COLEMAN DON JOBE BOBBY KITCHENS EWU' End Iffzvlf RONNIE FARRIS RICHARD LEONARD JIMMY BUMPAS BHC11' Center Cuarrl I 'Q X Q yu, K 'ii ,Q '- 'F N A Ab Q 1 . kg Q in . ctr Q gp xy T S M' V A xx . 1 W .. i - f':ff?Vff kg .qw fsfgnx ,. NiSwR. Nw ,WW J 11' V , FJ A ' QB -A .ff h h 5 - M h,,,,..LL , hA : K J H VW 1 V 5., -- A gl ' 8' Ki m ,.'::,E.,.v E . X .1 ' , ..,, was 2? ff . J F 8 VWATJSQ . , I K i . - ,ig V. K K .WX A A ' S JERRY WARDLOW RALPH STRICKLAND ROY RAINES Tackle Back Tackle DOUGLAS SMITH CECII. MYERS LOWELI. LUCKEN Bgck End BlICk 8 JMM,,...,..ww---W 4 M L if R Q b 5 Q15 fTii TT2 CARROLL SHARP FRANK HUTSON THOMAS EMMONS End Enzl Bark - i x-,k K ...- Rh R. gk K W JACKIE JOBE JERRY WEEKS JERRY MOORE Tarlrle Guard Bm-If V. q,,. b g :,, Y 3. L 45 :nr ' J. 5 5 S 3 i ' - , - ig' X R .. Q. Q 2 W Jw K R is K l-.Tl .,:. X M if KN . . Nw' my R xy g Q ' . . wg , at 'V S., . X BILLY SMITH STEVE ALLMOND Tackle Back BILLY HURLEY WAU-15 DUMA5 Manager Manager a ? E Q 5 W 437' Q FT UNIOR HIGH PAPOOSES THE WARRIOR STORY The Warriors opened their fall practice on August 16, 1954. After a month of blood, sweat, and tears, they appeared ready to roll. On September 10, the Warriors opened their 1954 football season by playing host to a surprisingly tough Catholic High team, which fought them to a 12 to 12 deadlock. The following week the Warriors hit the winning road by journeying to Sheffield and defeating the out-of-staters by the score of 20 to 6. The Warriors returned home the following week and played their hearts out against a much larger squad of Greenwood Bulldogs, but to no avail as they lost 15 to 6. The Warriors played one of their best games of the season when they journeyed to Tuscumbia, Alabama, and defeated power-laden Deshler High 19 to 14. The Warriors continued on their winning ways by topping a 20 to 13 victory over Cherokee at Warrior Stadium. The Warriors journeyed to the Delta the following week and lost a disputed 19 to 14 contest to the Clarksdale Wildcats. The Warriors celebrated their return home by topping the favored Lee High Gen- erals of Columbus to the tune of 24 to 14. The Central High Tigers of Jackson took advantage of their home field to hand the Warriors their third defeat by the score of 26 to 0. The journey to Meridian proved fatal to the Warriors as the Wildcats took a 39 to 6 victory. The traditional rivalry between the Tupelo Golden Waves and the Warriors proved to be the most thrilling game of the year. The Waves took a hard fought 14 to 13 victory over the Warriors at Warrior Stadium. SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Linda Farris Dixie Hancock Rosemary Vaughan Jane Taylor Lurlyne Harris June Taylor si fig, E, Illtlnunpmu I -saw QL -, . .N-,Q JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS First row: Patricia Price, Julia Moore, Dale King. Second row: Sandra Farris. Betty Thrasher, Jane Isgm KETB LL Bobby Kitchens, Jerry Coleman, .Iimm Burress, Kenneth McKinney, J. T Davis, Thomas Emmons, Don Jobe, William Reynolds, Jack Milfyhell, Ronnie Farris. COACHES MORRIS REECE KENNETH FARRIS Head Coach Assistant Coach BASKETBALL 66 99 B TEAM CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS C. W. Childs. Richard Leonard, Don Jobe. William Raymond Reynolds, Bill Huff. T. E, Talley. SEASON,S RESULTS December 3 91 Biggersville December 7 56 Booneville December 10 66 Iuka December 17 .. . 53 Ramer December 21 56 Booneville December 30 58 Kossuth fanuary 4 62 Bigggersville farzuary 7 .. ..66 Iuka . . fanuary 11 48 Kossuth farzuary 12 .. 49 Farmington 56 . ,,.. 45 ... 84 . e.., 50 51 72 ..41 ....60 .50 CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS... w CHS... .. CHS ..... .. CHS fanuary 13 47 Tupelo fanuary 14 50 Columbus January 25 60 Ramer .lammry 28 42 Tupelo . February 1 63 Clarksdale February 4 75 Meridiari February 8 66 Farmington February 11 72 Clarksclale Big as 51 Grecnwoofl Big 8 55 Tupelo 50 62 48 48 62 50 42 40 40 5 7 KENNETH MCKINNEY DON JOBE RONNIE FARRIS THOMAS EMMONS J. T. DAVIS JIMMY BURRESS WILLIAM R. REYNOLDS JACK MITCHELL JERRY COLEMAN BOBBY JOE KITCHENS BASEBALL INFIELD Don Jobs, Jerry Moore, Jack Jobe, Gene Smith, Jerry Coleman, George- Johnson. Lowell Lucken, Jack Mitchell, George Johnson, Richard Leonard, Max Williams, Douglas Potts OUTFIELD Y., 'x Y f aw., dl? 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