Council School Six Magnolia - Reflections Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1974 volume:

e it(-| ' lSWiS ' 3,W.PVBLIC LIBRARY I 3 1833 02817 3430 Gc 976.202 J13r 1974 Reflections (Jackson, Miss, Reflections Editor-in-Chief Christy Hall Section Editors Opening Chuck Bond Linda Fitzgerald Sue Maddox Faculty Christy Hall Student Life Christy Hall Sports Belinda Wooley Jackie Wright Reflections Frances Weaver Debbie Adams Classes Dena Courtney Sharon Duke Nancy Fortenberry Debora King Ads Peggv Kinard Business Manager Peggy Kinard Photographer Bob Horton Writers and Typist Melanie Arinder Dena Courtney Sue Maddox Frances Weaver Advisor D.C. Thornton CONTENTS Faculty Student Life Sports Reflections Classes Advertisements STOMP ■iiwiw i[i m i l i irnm wiiiowiwiiiiiiimn I can go hack to the house. But I can ' t go hack home. For retracing old footsteps sweet cliiklhood; ■ ' an iinpossihiht ' Except in the niincf.| j iTT B iiiliii.iHi , ' v ' l ai wa Live for the Present I think there ' s son Atteniptiiiif t(|gpRptuie Some past more glorious age. Should we not urA li« ' ■ • ; sc lvt?1ESRire dilemmas ' t us live r the present. lodaij is- S -rolav is,tc iuyl.| , day offending But for trie rest of ijiv lif tT«klav. iS the beaiiu .i e d place for voii voii ' ie going; and help vou pass n growing. Ivou in contempt V morals ire content aurels. ide in goals vou ' ve won, beginning, yon so much more n winning. But if vou rest content and cease Wlien others are aspiring, Friends will begrudge vou air to breathe Nor weep when vou are dying. For we expect exploits from vou And hope vou will be giving The best vou have and all vou have In brave adventiuous living. But if vou give voiu ' second best You ' ll reap what vou are sowing. While all stand up and cheer those on Who know where thev are going. THOUGHTS OF YOU When I think of you I think of one to count on And someone to lean on And a friend true-bUie When I think of you I think of helping hands And someone who understands With kindness, too. When I think of you My prayers rise above To the source of all love. With thanks overdue. When I think of you I hope you ' ll think of me As one who longs to be A friend of yours as true FACULTY ADMINISTRATION PUTTING BACK THE STARS May friends remember me As one who with his light Lit every lamp he saw While stumbling through this night; As one who gladly did A thousand thankless chores ' Til those shut out from love Could pass through long-locked doors. May friends remember me And say of my replies, His words put back the stars In our dark, faithless skies. Robert E. Magee Principal Donald C. Thornton Assistant Principal Mrs. Joyce Purvis Elementary Coordinator Mrs. Ethel Allred Mrs Pamela Berberette Mrs. Janice Bowen Mrs. Nancy Carroll Mr. Dwavne Chapman Mr. Sherwood E. Coleman Science Second Grade ' Sixtli Grade First Grade Band Maintenance Mrs. Catherine Cranford Mrs. Andrea DeCoiut Mrs. Christelle Davis Mrs. Rosemary East Mrs. Sylvia Ervin Mrs. Suzanne Glenn Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Third Grade Second Grade Librarian Sixth Grade Mrs. Ruby Jordan Mr. Allen Kilgore Mrs. Marilyn Kitrell Mr. Larry Lawrence Bookstore Peewee Coach Secretary Jujiior High Coach Mr. James Lofton Miss Betty McBride Mrs. Katie McPhearson Mrs. Anita Magee Mrs. Judy Parrott Coach, Social Studies Mathematics Third Grade Secretary Home Economics Mrs. Brenda Polk Mrs. Sheryl Ray English, Spanish Fifth Grade Mr. Jesse Reed Mrs. Eleanor Reynolds Mrs. Helen Richburg Mr. Joe Riggins Science Fourth Grade ' Varsity Girls Coach Coach, Social Studies Mrs. Emilv Royalty .Miss Becky Sehren Mrs. Dorothy Sellers Mrs. Lou Ann Thompson Mrs. Joan Walker Mrs. Alice Weess English, Bible ' ' Social Studies Mathematics First Grade English Easiness MY SOUL POSSESSES WINGS Dear Lord, don ' t let me be Content with little things; My mind has thought great thoughts; My soul possesses wings. Dear Lord, I will not be Content with little thoughts, For I have had a glimpse Of deeds which great men wrought. Dear Lord, I cannot be Content with little dreams. For I have daring plans; My soul possesses wings. Dear Lord, lest I should be Content with little deeds. Let my exploits expand Untried and time-worn creeds. STUDENT LIFE STUDENT COUNCIL President: Sue Maddox Vice-President: Christy Hall Secretary: Jeanine David Treasurer: George Broadstreet Sponsor: Miss McBride REFLECTIONS STAFF RAIDER BAND The 73-74 edition of the Magnolia Raider Band became an even more active part of the curriculum of the school in their second year as thev boosted the morals and spirit of the student body. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL The traditional Halloween Carnival, sponsored by the Patrons Club, was held on October 27. X ' isitors to this year ' s carnival enjoyed such things as the Haunted House, the Fun House, the Fortime Teller, and the Cake Walk, to name a few. Tlie evening was topped off with the crowning of the Halloween Queens. Tliey were Miss C iithia Brown for the elementary. Miss Broo.w e Sanders for the junior high, and Miss Ingrid Scliults for the high school. The Halloween Carnival was a great success and much enjo ed h all who attended. ini 1 K 1 ' ■ 54- 1 ' ' t I n B 9s ) i T 1 B[ 1 f - ' l m ■ ■ 1 Homecominq 73. 4 The premier event of Council Magnolia ' s new football field as the third annual Homecoming, held on October 12, 1973. School spirit reached an all time high as the Magnolia Raiders achieved a hard fought victory over East Holmes Academy. Climaxing the activities was the crowning of Miss Melanie Arinder as Homecoming Queen of 1973 by Mr. Robert E. Magee, assisted by Miss Janet Mitchell, 1972 Homecoming Queen. Escorting Miss Arinder was Wilkins Roan. Senior maids were Miss Sharon Duke, escorted by Ronny Pitts, and Miss Pegg - Kinard, escorted by Harold Ades. Junior maids were Miss Jeanine David, escorted by Dennis Coleman, and Miss Janet McCall, escorted by Billy Reeves. Sophomore maids were Miss Greta Allred, escorted by Billy Clark, and Miss Julie Wyman, escorted by Hugh McClellan. Freshman maid was Miss Ruthie Gangawere, escorted by Billy Williams. The flower girl, Lisa McDonald, was escorted by Rob Hyde, crown bearer. Acting as Mistress of Ceremonies was Miss Christy Hall. Concluding the night ' s activities was a dance held in the Raider gvm with entertainment provided by Bastille. An enjoyable time was had by all as the very .successfid 1973 Homecoming came to a close. n , f : I ' W L ' |h| V ' H ' W Hw V m ww H IP POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL GAME On November .30, 1973, the Senior and Junior girls met in the third annual Powderpuff gridiron clash. Both teams had the spirited backup of cheerleaders, coaches, and fans. .After a well-plaved and hard-fought game the Jiuiiors lost at the hands of the more experienced Senior team, 16-6. FACULTY vs. GIRLS TEAM In November, the Pro- Type Girls basketball team challenged the determined lady faculty to an unusual game of skill. With the honest help of the officials the ladies scored 13 points to the Girls 14. This proved to be a very successful effort, bringing both faculty and students closer together. p uii m y jpp I K .4 tt Sii aO PC J« ■ Lv y Jfe fl ■==fi 1 ' TOl W tJ im wm I i- rL: - - — ' — i i ' i ' C- ■ ' g aHH H J Hfl ■4 ' n FACULTY vs. VICTORY FOR CHRIST On January 14, five of the male faculty members joined forces in an attempt to beat the Victory for Christ basketball team. This team is composed of activities directors from churches throughout Jackson. At the halftime, each team member gave a short testimony. After a well-played and spirited game, the faculty was defeated 84-78. RAIDER REFLECTIONS The news and views of Council 6 are found each week in the Southwest Guide. Raider Reflections , title of the news column, is written by Susan Tadlock and Terry Dodson. RAIDER REVIEW Vickie Stevens writes the Raider Review, a sports review of the Council 6 Raiders. This column appears in the Clinton News each week. COUNCIL MAGNOLIA ' S JR. MISS Chosen to represent Coiuicil Magnolia in this year ' s Jackson Jr. Miss Pagent was Miss Behnda Wooley. She showed her exceptional manner with her fine display of talent and shining personality. FOREST HILL INVITATIONAL TWIRLING CONTEST Winning first place in Forest Hill ' s Invitational Twirling Contest for their duet twirling were Coiuicil Magnolia ' s Debbie Chandler and Cindy Ross. Debbie and Cindy also show their devotion for the Raiders by performing during half-time activities for our many supporters and fans. SLAVE AUCTION The Juniors, in an attempt to meet certain goals for the Jr.-Sr. Prom, held a Slave Auction on Jan. 2.5. Auctioneer Mr. Reed and surprise guest auctioneer Mr. Coleman led the captivated crowd in an hour of friendship and humor. The slaves sold were used the next dav in a Tackv Day. i PI i Ik  - Lt H H ' . Wl m ■ ? 1 nPlrJP wk 1 %r- p ■ FASHION SHOW The Patron ' s Club was presented with an evening of entertainment— a Fashion Show. The clothing modeled was made by the students to show the achievements of Mrs. Parrot ' s Homemaking Class. JUNIOR vs. SENIOR BOYS BASKETBALL On February 9, the Junior and Senior boys held a basketball game to help raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom and Senior Trip. Much to the dismay of the Seniors, the Juniors won the game with a score of 38 to 32. i % n THE DEPRESSIONS HIGHLIGHT 50 ' S DAY Excitement moimted as the entire student body gathered to hear the renowned singing group, The Depressions. The members of the group. Bob Horton, Wayne Miller, Ronnv Pitts, and Ricky Stubblefield delighted the audience with goldies such as Heartbreak Hotel and Book of Love. The program ended with the crowd yelling for more, and of course they returned to do that one last song. When their screaming female fans chased them all the way to the dressing room, it was evident that all those concerned would remember February 22, 1974 for a long time. DONKEY BASKETBALL Juniors vs. Seniors vs. Donkeys in basketball 1 J i ! Hi| STUDENT BODY ELECTIONS During the week of April 15-19 several members of the student body participated in campaign activities for various student body offices. The four posts were sought by five eager candidates. They distributed small momentoes for their fellow students to encourage support. Items such as suckers, giun, and paper flowers were given out as an added insentative. Then on April 19 the final poll was taken to name the victors. Our Student Body Officers for 1974-75 are: President— Susan Tadlock Vice-President— Debbie Vin.son Secretary— Kathy Purvis Treasurer— George Broadstreet. POTPOURRI No, Mr. Magee ' s nose is a little bigger. I ' m waniing vou if vou tackle iiie that liard again I ' m gonna take my ball and go home! Yon are my snnshirje, my only sunshine What did voii sav about mv date! Wilkins, you ' re standing on my FOOT. Okav. Which one of vou stepped on my rubber duckie? SALUTE TO SENIOR ATHLETES To a student their senior year is one of many dreams come true and goals met. To a senior athlete it is a year where they strive to achieve the fullest satisfaction from their sport. This is it, the final year, last stop to prove and be proven. Some may receive trophies, honors, and scholarships; these go to Seniors who have diligently developed their abiHties to the fullest. Honors are not all a senior athlete may have; they have their memories. Where glory fades memories do not. S 9 I CLASS DAY A dav for those who strove to achieve are recognized for their achievement. A da - of honor for tliose who are honorable. A dav where dreams are at last a reality. A dav when memories are frequent and the future is a mystery. A dav of stepping fon ard . . . Students receiving academic awards were: 7th Grade Debbie Chandler 8th Grade Lisa Ashburn Bible Harold Ades Spanish Wilkins Roan Home Economics Vicki Stevens Typing I Tammy Whitmire Typing II Melanie Arinder Shorthand Melanie Arinder Business Randy Green 9th English Celeste Feduccia 10th EngHsh Denise Williams 11th English Jeanine David 12th English Dena Courtney 9th Social Studies Tammy Whitmire World History Denise Williams American History Keith Ashburn 12th Social Studies Christy Hall Math David Bell . lgebra I Tammy Whitmire Geometry Kathy Purvis Algebra II Dale Touchstone National Math Exam Keith Ashburn District 3 Algebra Awards Tammy Whitmire Jov McClellan General Science Celeste Feduccia Biology Denise Williams Chemistry Dale Touchstone Honor Students Dena Courtney Randy Green Sue Maddox Wilkins Roan Belinda Wooley Salutatorian Melanie Arinder Valedictorian Christy Hall Students receiving special awards were; Crisco Award Sue Maddox Betty Crocker Award Dena Courtney D.A.R. . ward Dena Courtney vViltcins Roan , merican Legion Award David Turberville Students receiving Band Awards were: Best .Musician Keith Asfinurn Best Bandswoman Sindy Williamson Best Bandsman John Conway Most Improved Musician. ...Debbie Perkins GRADUATION COMMENCEMENT IS A DOOR Commencement doesn ' t mean As it mav sound, the end; It means the starting place. The point where we begin. Do let us not forget When we each graduate- Commencement is a door, A welcome open gate. And let us then commence To live by truth believed And act according to The knowledge we ' ve received. For life is like a book; Commencement is a door TTiat leads from chapters closed To manv chapters more. So on this new threshold, Unfearful of the strife, May our commencement mean, Beginning of real life. Commencement Speaker: R.B. Patterson, Vice-President of Citizens Council hH m -.ftt ■ T7 V ® ' %. A ? 0=- (V- ,w GET IN THE GAME FOR REAL Get in the game of life! It ' s now your turn to start; Get off tfie bench and play, And play with all your heart. The game is long and tough With no time out at all; Yet, as you graduate, You ' re asked to take the ball. So go give all you ' ve got; Your side-line days are through. ' Get in the game for real; Victory depends on you. SPORTS RAIDER REVIEW I ttrn First Row: Mike Jackson, Ricky Jenkins, Doug Graves, Hugh McClellan, Doug Williams, Billy Williams, Barry Jones. Second Row: Brad Hall, Manager, Dennis Coleman, Walter Davidson, Brian Williamson, Ronny Pitts, Brad Durr, George Broadstreet, Manager. Third Row: Coach Joe Riggins. Billv Reeves, Harold Ades, Perry Magee, Rex Osbourne, Jack Moore, Wilkins Roan, Coach Jimmy Loftin. Not pictured: Randy Green and Billv Clark. FOOTBALL Council Magnolia ' s 73-74 football team better known as Riggins Raiders , produced not only the most exubrating season in the three year history of the team, but produced the teams first winning season with an overall standing of five wins and five loses. The mighty Raiders were led by head coach Joe Riggin who proved not only commendable as a coach, but as a friend. Working with Coach Riggins were his capable assistants James Lofton and Larry Lawrence who worked diligently with the team and with each other. , i ,nV«ni7ml ti ei •Ml MeClUtf oiil d ttwibfc llw g : ,,.Mi MuDop Ivor rtm Satan, intliieiwy. J New Play Sends j Magnolia To Win iU l . ]H V?i H naih Nr«v ,Sp trU Vrmr Sftmclimes If : ' - ' ' [■ ' ' Sfiv.i ' htng new. Tliat ' s tt Eii ' ev ' r ii fd ihHt ul.. ' cil MijgTNrfia twiiij Hyy in iifirr hi !l.-!!dfj S IjJ 3 - fc;it iip CoancU llws ' OR M ' ws Co ffrptK-« 1-0  l 1 (1 ( ' -.I.TJlr Ki ' M ri. : v ' :,K score of ilic n!gh; Magnol ' iwf ■ Wck-off ahd w,- -ard « ' i: scTimmH ' rr Hi ' f ' :;• Ain was IIKl  dj ;t w js i ) peflaHy vmA t t win : .,■•■■ five niatli-EriKlim m Ihf .iiini! liwup, he a t«). The RaKters weren ' t th« aflly  iitt ' jiiwiMiewt I a«i m Ihe tail- j.mr. ilnugli. Tbe ConWeraWj . .isi of tmty twi a«Dar T iui ou a teiifdt on? U r, Ramdns How cox ' i i ' J ,i lcin nmurM • cl - •■ itichc. 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AsnrovfA IHTRRNATIOSAI. arr avmtorim ZSih, AT sr.M. TH ssssaasmmm JR. HIGH FOOTBALL and CHEERLEADERS First Row Nick Myers DanA 1 Jt-nkins Mike Lindsev, Kenneth Jones, Terry Threet, Mike Gelston, Scott Kittrell. Second Row: Greg Hood, Steve Henderson, Steve Head, Mike Ross, Jay Wesbrooks, Bobby Jenkins, Timmy Parknian, John Tanner. Third Row: Coach Larry Lawrence, Curt Clawson. Robby Stevens, Brad Durr, Ricky Jenkins, Don Jones, Ken Gelston. M, - 1 1 ' Theresa Gilmore, Sheila Keys, Rita Kilpatrick, Shawn Shealy, Rhonda Thornton. PEEWEE FOOTBALL and CHEERLEADERS First Kdu. Codth Alkii Ivilgoit, ki_illi WociKl), Kay Goode, Jtlt Biouii. Aiitliuii llidnia , kiMn Ciothtis, Jim Woolbcv, Biad Biddlc . Second Row Frank Belts, Chuck Turner, David Holley, Mike Goode, Charles Mason, Vince Smith, Joel McKay. Third Row: Dwight Ball, Guy McGuffee, Melvin Hamilton, Todd Gangaware, Nelson Giljson, Kye Goode, Mark Threet. First Row: Paula Bounds, Lisa Jenkins, Kim Davis. Second Row: Gwen Manor, Christy Head, Linda Bounds CHEERLEADERS Generating spirit for the 1973-74 school year were the cheerleaders sponsored by Mrs. Joan Walker. Their efforts were rewarded by enthusiastic pep rallys and excellent attendance at all sporting events. The cheerleaders are: Ruthie Gangawere— Freshman, First year Jackie Jenkins— Sophomore, First year Melisa Coleman— Junior, Second year Jeanine David— Junior, Second year Janet McCall— Junior, Third vear Sharon Duke— Senior, First year Frances Weaver— Senior, Second vear Melanie Arinder— Senior, Third vear. Head Cheerleader Beginning their work in Mav of 1973 and continuing through May of 1974, these girls showed a true sense of lovaltv and devotion to the school. First Row: Bill Whigham, George Broadstreet, David Keves, Charlie Aired, Mike Jackson. Second Row: Don Melton, Paul Ogletree, Dee Fortune, Hugh McClellan, Harold Ades. Third Row: Wilkins Roan, Manager, Jack Moore, Mike Horton, Martin Holmes, Preston Uine, Doug Gangaware, Dennis Coleman, Manager. BOYS BASKETBALL The 73-74 Basketball season proved to be one ot unending satisfaction and fulfillment for the Coimcil Magnolia Raiders. The never cease to amaze Raiders worked wholeheartedly under the more than capable coaching of Jimmy Lofton. Some of the achievements of this vear ' s Raider team are: 2nd place in the Magnolia Tournament, 2nd place in District, .3rd place in the Baptist Tournament, 3rd place in the Manhatten Tournament, and 3rd place in the McCluer Tournament. Mike Horton, and Martin Holmes were picked as members of the 1974 All-Conference Team. First Row Denise ' .llia,ns, Julie Wvinan, Candv Towiilcy, Beliiula Woolcv, Frances Weaver. Second Row: Coach Helen Riehburi;, Terrie Whitmire, Dot Keys, Barbara Jones, Sandra Shaw, Tammy Whitmire, Susan Weaver, Stephanie Preston, Lisa Moore. Not pictured: Managers Tanya Allred and MoUie Roan. GIRLS BASKETBALL The hard-fighting Raiderettes of our 73-74 team coached by Mrs. Helen Richbiirg upheld Magnolia sportsmanship throughout the entire season. Some of the achievements of this year ' s Raiderette team are: All-Star player in the Magnolia Tournament and favorite player in the Manhatten Tournament won by Susan Weaver, and All-Tournament in the Raptist Tournament and All-Tournament in the Manhatten Tournament won by Sandra Shaw. Sandra Shaw was also picked as a member of the All-Conference Team. k; BOYS JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Coach Larry Lawrence. First Row: Nick Myers, Jack Holmes. Second Row: Johnny Tanner, Johnny Prouty, Ricky Jenkins, Brad Calloway, Brad Hall, Phil Wooley, Mark Brown, Cullen Crother, Mario Sperandeo. GIRLS JR. HIGH BASKETBALL ilS--WPr JUk. A i First Row: Jan Dafferner, Lori Duke, Renez Jones. .Secoiul Row: Melanie Smith, Susan Marshall, Shawn Shealy. Third Row: Coach Larry Lawrence, Christy Tillman, Lesa Chism, Linda Fisher, Connie Caffey, Kelly Emmons. First Kow: Barrv Jones, Phil WodIcv. Mark Brown, Mike Jackson, Al Piickelt, Bncldv McClcllan. Seconcl How: CJoacli Lofton, Doui; Williams, David Kevcs. Mark M Kcf. Hickv Mall, kcniiv Jordan. Harold Ades. Third How: Wilkins Hoari. Billv Williams. Dee Fortniie, Don Melton, Ronnv Pitts Dennis Coleman. Coaelj Hi min. BASEBALL Powerful hitting, quick pitching, and accurate fielding helped the team defeat many stronger opponents, providing that diligent work and determination was worthwhile. Under the leadership of Coach Joe Riggin, the 73-74 Magnolia Raiders displayed great skill and agility in their command of the diamond, compiling a most successful season record. - ' SOFTBALL First Row Lori Duke Shawn Shealy, Jamie David, Denise Williams, Julie Wvmaii, Jeanine David, Tara Whitmire. Second Row: Stephanie Preston, Cindy Fisher. Terry Whitmire, Kathy Griffith. Third Row: Jackie Jenkins. Sandra Shaw, Susan Weaver, Lisa Moore, Tammy Whitmire, Dot Keyes, Coach Richburg. CHOOSING MEMORIES Start early in springtime If in life ' s late December, You ' d have a treasury full Of cherished memories. But if in youthful years You live in selfish strife. You ' ll find December memories Blighting the latter life. Start early m springtime Before summer appears If you ' d have decent memories To bless your winter years. REFLECTIONS Elementary Class Favorites Mrs. Carroll ' s First Grade Dennis Albv and Renee Kitchens Mrs. Berberett ' s Second Grade Lisa McDonald and John Herbert Pitts Mrs. Davis ' Third Grade Greg Carpenter and Paula Cheatham Mrs. McPhearson ' s Third Grade John Turberville and Carol Smith Mrs. East ' s Second Grade Robert Hyde and Carla Richards Mrs. Thompson ' s First Grade Todd McKinney and Lisa Dickey Mrs. Cranford ' s Fourth Grade Sharon Ginii and Greg Frazier Mrs. Reynold ' s Fourth Grade Kim Davis and Anthony Thomas Mrs. Bowen ' s Sixth Grade Lisa Jenkins and David Alford Mrs. DeCoux ' s Fifth Grade Christy Head and Jeff Brown Mrs. Ray ' s Fifth Grade Joel McKay and Paula Bounds Mr. and Miss Seventh Grade Nick Myers Debbie Chandler Mr. and Miss Eighth Grade Brad Dun- Rita Kilpatrick SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Class Favorites Darvl Jenkins Vera Ellington Class Favorites Phil Wooley Brooxve Sanders B ?1 FRESHMAN CLASS %« - H w Pi WW-?! :. - ' ,1 K im • M 1 V .Tjit (;l| ' Class Favorite Bany Jones Mr. Freshman Class BUly WiUiams Class Favorite Sandv Kitrell 1 1 .i JUNIOR CLASS - i dBBB. M H O A S N T D S o M E Wilkins Roan M B O E S A T U T I F U L Sharon Duke B E A U S Bob Hoiton Ronnv Pitts B E A U T I E S Delilah Jones Barbara Jones Miss Coimcil Six Frances Weaver . . . Basketball . . . True Raider . . . Taurus . . . wants to major in Political Science at Ole Miss . . . Always happv . . . 5 ' 7 . . . Ma 10, 1956 Cheerleader . . . Frances Margaret loves her classmates hut most of all . . . Loves Council Matrnolia. Mr. Comicil Six Donnie Sikes . . . Well niaimeied . . . August 18, 1955 ... Leo . . . Congenial . . . green eyes . . . motorcycle . . . President of Senior Class . . . Donald Eugene ... A friend to all because of his friendline.ss . . . Elton Johnson . . . 6 1 . . . witty sayings . . . Fungo . . . Loval. s C E X T L S A I S o s R A CLOSED CHAPTERS When he marched off to school I knew I had no choice, But after thoughts left me Unable to rejoice. And though I kissed his cheek Yet how could I be glad? For he was only six- The last small child I had. ' Twas then I sensed somehow. As I waved to my son, A chapter in life ' s book For me was nearly done CLASSES Mrs. CaiToll ' s First Grade Dennis AlcK Alana Ashle Steve Banks Donna Brantlev Vickie Buiris ' endy Chandler Cindv Crocker Trey Davis Mellanie Dornian Keith Fairchild Theo Gionis Amanda Glenn Karen Hall Bethanv Harris Lane Hawkins Lisa Hawkins Robbie Jenkins Renee Kitchens Tal Lanijston Elizabetli Marcxlis Stace McMullan Rhonda Mott Ronnie Shoemakt Jill Tripp Leslie Walker Nina Westerfield Da id Woolse) Ani W ' rij ht Randv Yates Slienv Bloiuit Tracev Brown Michellf Browning Mrs. Thompson First Grade Andy Burns Rhonda Chappell Karen Collins Gregg Cupstid Connie Goode Kendal Goode Scott Hamilton Tanuny Jones Paula Lancaster Mike McAlphiii Todd McKinnev Lacy Ann McMullan Gregg Miller Dena Mvers Richard Nations Mark Parknian Mathew Say re Mrs. Berberette ' s Second Grade Bonnie BracHev Scott Campbell Scott Bingham Jiinim ' Bowen Mike Brown David Clark Jeiiiiye Davis John Eaves Christine Gior Chris Giogaii Scott Hardin David Hickman Cindy Hollev Robert Hvde Phylhs Jowers Timothy Lawless Tracy Logan Eunice McClelland Tony Parker Penne Powers Shirley Quarles Carla Richards Penny Ruffin Michael Smith Paula Splain Kim Warren Mrs. East ' s Second Grade r ' %J!y| 1 um mmmiua ' :a ; Mrs. Davis ' Tliird Grade William Brantl Barbara Brasvvt Tlieresa Brinsoii C iithia Brown Chuck Buckles Tanimie Butler Haiold Callowa Greg Carpenter Pavila Cheatham Joe Ed Collins Annette Cooper Susan Copeland Jean Dabit Mark Evans Stacy Holmes Hugh Johnston Marion Liuidnini Vavra Liggett Shelton Lovern Doug Powers Randy Saxton Gregory Sistnmck Steve Thomas Duane Townle ' Steven Weathersby Michelle Weaver And) Wells Chris Woolsev , Ifi ' l i Mrs. McPhearson ' s Third Grade Brady Aldy Marcia Belts Kitty Breedeii Paula Bunch Charles Butler Teresa Chance Darlene Chandler Tracy Chappell Tracy Chisni Sandra Davis Randv Fortenberrv Mrs. Cranford ' s Fom th Grade Angela Beeson Don Ben Randy Clarke Cathy Coekiell Melea Culpepper Jay Dominick Ernie Elani Greg Frazier Sharon Ginn Mike Goocle Shirley Grogan Susan Hammond Michael Hickman Pattv Hutchinson Jerrie Lynn Loftin Richard McCraw Lvndia McMillan Tena Morgan Denise Owen Karen Purvis Paula Ruffin Sandra Shreve Mark Splain Lisa Stevens Renea Welch Steven White Ellen Atkinson Darlene Biantlev Mrs. Reynold ' s Fom ' th Grade Kim Davis- Gary Eiler Ray Goode Joy Goie Kelly Giac! ' Sylvia Hainiltoi; Bobbie Hardin David Hollev Jnlie Joyner Neal Keivin Margaret Matnev Mike McGiiffin ' Debbie McMillan Denise Myers Kevin Myers Michelle Shealv Craig Stevens Anthony Thomas Kim Townsend Pam Williams 1 Aw 1 L i ' ' ' S B Mrs. DeCoiix ' s Fifth Grade H 1 ' iMS ■ • 1 .J Aii ' ela Duke Jim Fisher Robin Fitzgerald T Flaiiatran Mike Grigsb Lisa Gnibbs Tammy Hall Christy Head Katliy Hutchison Janice Jones Andy Kinibrell Patrice Lambert Jeff Lewis Joe Loveni Margie Martin Tim McMillan Carl Miller Rav Mills Lenora Mixou Leigh Ann Morris Barbara Scott Kevin Sieracki Vince Smith Phil Thornton Stephanie Thomtoji Chuck Turner Sandra Weathersby John Woolsey Frank Betts Jeff Blown Beth Butler Joe Barrett Kristi Betts Kent Crocker Cathy Culpepper David Forteiiberr ' Kve Goode Mrs. Ray ' s Fifth Grade Michelle Grigsby Marie Harris Donna Henderson Rhonda Hodges Doug Jones Fay Jones Lisa Kilpatrick Lisa Langston Penney Logan Jerry Manor Charlie Mason Bill McBrain Joel McKay Melanie Sheely Anita Swales Garv Thrnton Mark Threet Beth Townsend Gil Watkins Keith Woolsev Mrs. Glenn ' s Sixtli Grade Gerald Ballard Mike Beard Mark Braswell Domia Calloway Todd Chandler Craig Clawson Mark Cockrell Jennifer Copeland Llovd Davis Ellen Eiler Margie Fisher Mike Gelston Nelson Gibson Rav Halliburton Jeff Hawkins Cindy Jones Kay Lane Debra McClaskev Grace McClelland Gwen Manor Voncille Martin Durwanda Morgan Scott Neely Cliff Powers James Rimmer Colita Smith Tim Siunrall Jennifer White David Alford Miriam Allred Sarah Burgess Giiiiiv Gaston David Clarke Louis Davis Meliiida Dearmaii Todd Gaiigawere Roger Graves Malviii Hamilton Mrs. Bowen ' s Sixth Grade Greg Hood Lisa Jenkins Kenneth Jones Pam Keves Tina Lav Loriette Martin Steve McDonald Angela McMullan Shreree Merchant Darla O ' Gonnor Timniy Parkman Rickv Pen y David Presle ' Bre!it Richardson Martha Sierocki Katrina Spell Vickie Turnbow Robin Wallace Aubre ' Wells Tara Whitniire Seventli Grade Paula Allen Lela AUifd Melissa Banks Ste e Beard Be erl Brooks Connie Caffev Debbie Chandler Tim Chenault Debra Clark Marijaret Convers Bob ConuaN Mae C ulpepper Anj ie Eldrdge ' era Ellington Kellev Emmons L iida Fisher Lisa Fortenberrv Bniee Gangawere Teresa Gilmer Danny Ginn Bridgett GregoiT Nina Gnibbs Sonia Hamilton David Hammaek MMimx Nick Myers— President Daryl Jenkins— Vice President Vera Ellington— Secretary Teresa Gilmer— Treasurer Mrs. Allred— Sponsor Jerry Henderson Daryl Jenkins Timmy Jordon J.W. Joyner Sheila Keyes Clyde Lewis Steve McKay Donna Melton Chris Moore Jo Ann Morgan Nick Myers Pani Penn Sue Ann Sanders Jimmy Sheely Scottie Scott Billv Sheppard Glenn Sikes Lymie Strickland Johnny Tanner Rlionda Thornton Ten-y Threet Christy Tillman Mark Vaughn Martv Wallev Eighth Grade Lisa Ash burn Paula Bamett Reba Bass Patricia Beasles ' Beth Bingham Montv Blount Steve Bootv Dianne Braswell Brad Callowav Kathy Carpenter Paula Cathev Lisa Chism Curt Clawson Lori Converse CuUen Crouthers Jan Dafferner Jannelle Davis Rav Doniinick Brad Durr Deborah Easoni Duane Foretenberry Ken Gelston Randy Hammond Tari Hardin Kathy Hart Steve Head Randy Hendricks Janet Herrington Lvnette Higgins Stanlev Hinton 4 i : 3 i K iHif t I Joey Reeves— President Rita Kilpatrick— Vice President Melanie Smith-Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Ervin— Sponser Jack Holmes Bobby Jenkins Ricky Jenkins Don Jones Paula Jones Reiiez Jones Cheryl Keys Rita Kilpatrick Scott Kittrell Mike Lindsey Gloria Martin Mickel McCann Tammy McGuffee Ronnie McWilliams Terri Moss Cathy Mullens Mark Myers Paul Pitts Johnny Prouty Tommy Prouty Frank Raises Suzanne Reed Joey Reeves Mike Ross Brooxye Sanders Shawn Shealy Melanie Smith Denny Spell Mario Sperandeo Robby Stevens John Taylor Melissa Threet David Turbeville DeAnn Turner Butch Vinson Jav Wesbrooks Ninth Grade James Aiiisowrth Darleiie Allen Charles Allred Danny Atkinson Laura Bass Jeff Beard David Bell Emily Boggs Peggy Bray Mark Brown Mike Conway Rene Culpepper Celeste Feduccia Robert Flanagan Todd Flanagan Terry Fortune Ruthie Gangaware Robin Goode Douglas Graves Katliy Griffing Brad Hall Steve Henderson Bany Jones Byron Keyes Sandy Kittrell Joy McClelland Debbie McDonald John McGiiffee Teresa McKee Jimmy Merchant Bill Moore Teresa Moore Paula Mnrphv Rex Osbourne Robert Pilgrim Al Puckett Ingrid Shiilts Ruth Smith SiLsan Sperandeo Dorothy Stapp Stacie Stancil Jaeque Stevens Beverlv Sullivan Mitchell Thornton David Vaughan Rick Wagner Melissa Whetstone Tamnii Whitmire Billy Williams Randv Williams Al Puckett-Presideut Rex Osbourne— Vice President James Ainsworth— Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Parrotl— Sponsor Sophomores Greta Allred Bill Atkins George Broadstreet Paul Burgess John Felker Lviiii Gaddis Brenda Gelstoii Angie Geotes Billv Gilmer Dennis Green Ricky Hall Ginny Halliburton Jackie Jenkins Jeffrey Jordan i George Broadstreet— President Carol Wright— Vice President Kay Calloway— Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Walker— Sponsor Debbie Perkins Rhonda Persons Joyce Peters Stephanie Preston Hugh McClellan Lisa Moore Renee Moore Paul Ogletree Terrv Parker Biiice Stephens ; Cheryl Swales Jeff Thomas Candie Townley Doug Upton Ruth Ann Wagner Susan Weaver Bill Whigham Denise Williams Matt Williamson Carol Wright Renay Wright Julie Wyman Eleventh Grade Debbie Adams Steve Aijiswoith Marv Loii lford Keith ■ shbiim Mike Boggan Sherrv Boling Dennis Coleman Jeanine David Terrv Dodson Pam Frazier John Freeman Doug Gaiigawere Brenda Gregory Rudy Hickman John Hyde Betty Jones Kenny Jordan Debora King Jeanine David— President Dale Touchstone— Vice President Debora King— Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Reed— Sponsor JP 111 r Mi:::- ..4: Preston Lane Lisa Lay Ben Lillev Don Mel son Janet McCall Mark McKee Phyllis Mire Jack Moore Victor Morgan Horace Pierce Billy Reeves Dannv Ross Susan Tadlock Dale Touchstone Johnny Vallas Debbie Vinson Reuben Watkins Doug WiUiams Sindy Williamson Cindy Young Seniors HAROLD CHARLES ADES (Roach )- atliletic-Traiisfer IL Class Officer H; Who ' s Who n, IV; Honiecoming Escort n. IV: Baseball IL III, IV; Basketball II. Ill, R ' ; Football IV. TA.NYA K: YE ALLRED (Tanya)- spirited— Girls Basketball Manager II. Ill, IX. MELAME rose ARIN ' DER (Melaniel-cheerfiil-Whos Who I, 11, III. IV; Cheerleader II, III, IV; Homecoming Maid II; Homecoming Queen IV; Annual Staff IV. GEORGE CHARLES BOND (Chuckl— unpredictable— Football II; . nnual Staff III. IV; Golf IV. DEXA DIANE COURTNEY (Dena)- delightfid-Transfer III; Pep Club III; Basketball III; Softball III; Annual Staff I ' ; DAR Award IV. WALTER CLIFTON DAVIDSON (Wally)-eager-Football II, IV. SRARON KAY DUKE (Sharon)- sincere— Transfer III; Homecoming Maid III, IV; Class Officer IV; Cheerleader IV; Who ' s Who IV; . jinual Staff IV. LINDA DIANE FITZGERALD (Lindal—prettv— .Annual Staff IV. N. NCY LOUISE FORTENBERRY (Nancy)-thoughtful- Annual Staff IV. THERRELL D. FORTUNE (Dee)- courteous— Baseball III, IV; Basketball IV. JAMES RANDALL GREEN (Goober)— ambitious— Football II, III, IV. CHRISTY ' LEE HALL (Christy)- loval— Transfer II; Student Body Officer IV; Annual Editor IV. MARTIN EUGENE HOLMES (Mullen)— easygoing— Footl all II; Basketball II, ' HI, IV; Golf II, III, IV; All Citv Basketball IV; All Star Basketball IV; All Conference Basketball IV. JASPER MICHAEL HORTON (Spider)— reserved— Transfer IV; Basketball IV; All Confernce Basketball IV. ROBERT SAMUEL HORTON (Bawb)— daring-Class Officer I; Who ' s Who I, III, IV; Football II, III; Golf II, IV; Annual Photographer IV. MICHAEL STEVEN JACKSON (Miu)ch)—energetic— Transfer IV; Football IV; Ba.sketball IV; Baseball IV. BRENDA SUE JENKINS (Brenda)- happv-Pep Club II; Basketball II. BARBAR. MAXINE JONES (Barbara)— charming— Transfer II; Pep Club III; Basketball III, IV; Who ' s Who IV. DELIL.AH ANN JONES (Delilah)- quiet-Transfer II; Pep Club II, III; Who ' s Who IV. DOROTHY NELL KEYES (Dot)- enthusiastic— Transfer IV; Basketball IV; Softball IV. PEGGY JO KINARD (Peggy)-sweet- Class Officer IV; Homecoming Maid IV; Annual Business Manager IV. GARY TROY MADDOX (Gary)- unspoken— Transfer IV. PATRICIA SUE MADDOX (Sue)- considerate— Pep Club II; Girls Ba,sketball Manager II; Band II, III, IV; Dnnii Major III, IV; Student Bodv Officer IV. WAYNE ANDREW MILLER (W.A.)- cujining-Football II, III; Basketball III. RONALD |EFF PITTS iRoniiM- inascuHne-t:iass OflKcr II, III; Football II. III. l . Football C:aptaiii : ' ho Who II. 111. IV; HoineroiiiiTi..; Escort ! ' ; Baseball II, III. IV. 1C RE . NN RICH.XRDS tKaven)- happv-!;o-hRk — TianslcT W . V. LTER WILKIXS RO.W T ooki- hanclsomo-Football II. III. IN ' ; F(K)tball C;;iptain I ; Baseball III. I ' ; Golf III. l . Basketball Maiiai;er I ; Who ' s Who I ' ; Iloiiieeoiniiii; Eseort I . L. RISS. . 1. RLENE SHULTZ (Larissa)— kind— Tiaii.sfer III; Band Flag Girl III, IV. SANDRA JANE SHAW (Sandra)- sports-niinded— Transfer IV; Basketball IV; Softball IV. DONALD EUGENE SIKES (Don)- wittv— Tran.sfer II; Homecoming Escort IK; Class Officer III, IV; Who ' s Who IV. VICTORIA LYNN STEVENS (Vickie)— intelligent— Transfer IV; Writer for Raider Review IV. FORREST RICRARD STL ' BBLEFIELD (Tapper)-friendlv. FRANCES .MARGARET WEAVER (Frances)— outgoing— Basketball II, III; Class Officer III; Who ' s Who III, IV; Cheerleader III, IV; Annual Staff IV. BILLIE BELINDA WOOLEY {Belinda)—amusing— Transfer III; Pep Club III; Softball III; Basketball III, IV; Annual Staff IV; Council 6 Jr. Mi.ss Participant IV. JACQUELINE GAIL WRIGHT (Jackie)-lively-Annual Staff IV. HEARTBREAK AT DAWN Exhibiting indifference And displaying immunity To the patient knocking Of opportunity. And even refusing When hearing the knock To tiun the key quickly And unlock the lock, Is the curse of today And the heartbreak at dawn To discover tomorrow Opportunity has gone. ADVERTISEMENTS r, i ? ■ ' , Patron ' s Club of Council 6 Magnolia Serving Oui ' Childien Officers: President Mr. Mrs. Clvde E. Gangaware 1st Vice President Mr. Mrs. George H. Broadstreet 2nd Vice President Mr. Mrs. Jerry L. Wesbrooks •3rd Vice President Mr. Mri. Perrin T. Vvhite Secretary Mr. xMrs. Thomas H. Scott Treasurer Mr. Mrs. Herlurt F. Hart Past President Dr. .Mrs. John L. Durr For information contact Executive Committee: Mr. Mrs. Richard E. Pitts Mr. Mrs. William P. Sikes Mr. Mrs. Royce K. Harris Mrs. Linda Bingham Mr. Mrs. M. Fred McKee Mr. Mrs. James E. Sheely Carol ' s Fabric Center Van Winkle Mart 4515 Hwy. 80 West Phone 922-9441 John O. Watkins— Owner John O. Watkins Foundation Contractor Commercial and Residential Foundations 5455 Queen Mary Lane Bobbie ' s House of Flowers 3811 Robinson Rd. Bobbie Morris Calvin Morris Davidson Phannacy 5249 Chnton Blvd. phone 922-3232 Owner and pharmacist- Herbert W. Davidson Compliments C line ' s Grocery Parkview Cleaners Compliments of West Barber Shop Compliments of Mr. Mrs. W.P. Sikes, Jr. Compliments Thomas Auto Supply Compliments of Novelty Machine Works B and B Television Semce 905 Old Vicksburg Rd. next to Clinton Park School West End Parkin ' s Pharmacy, inc. 2906 W. Capitol 352-3588 Complete Real Estate and Building Supply Sebren Reality Co. OF TELEVISION sowest AND APPLIANCE CENTER INC. Owned and Operated. Customer satisfaction guaranteed Homer Sebren Res: Phone 372-3298 302 North Monroe Clinton, Miss. Bus: Phone 924-6811 M i yife , Jimmy ' s California Concept Jackson Mall Sal-Liz Foundations Southeast Jackson Mall j ■ -- - t- i - ' - ' — - 4 1 «ii f   ■ i t. i ., «r . V« i ■l e r. ' — ' ' tJeclicated tcSeFt ' er •©tTvermrrent -- -;; ' ' - '  f from Clinton Florist Fountain Fixture and Supply Inc. 4310 Hi rhwav 80 West Jackson, Ms. The Commercial Appeal Wallace L. Duke Traveling Representative Memphis, Term. Compliments Bet • R • Way Cleaners John ' s Men Boys Wear Clinton Plaza Compliments of Mr. Mrs. F.L. Weaver Clinton Bovilevard Standard STANDARD V OIL compliments of Herbert F. Hart 4747 Clinton Boulevard 922-9982 Simmons Mobile Homes 2250 Hwv. 80 West Compliments of Van Every Ford Compliments Clinton Park Texaco WEST END NURSERY, INC. P.O. Box 4391 Jackson, Miss. .39216 Phone 601 .3.54-1271 Shearer ' s House of Beauty 306 North Monroe Ratliff Motor Co., Inc. .300 College St. Clinton, Miss. Best Wishes to the Cla.ss of from 74 The Clinton News Ashker ' s Village Shop Clinton Plaza Clinton, Mi.ss. The Prissy Hen 410 Clinton Blvd. Clinton, Miss. Compliments of Miller ' s Citgo Compliments of Dong ' s Pharmacy Swales TV Sei ' vice 4529 Highway 80 West Van Winkle Mart Jackson, Mississippi 39209 Denver Swales owner 922-1589 Wee- Wag Superette 307 Clinton Blvd. Clinton ' s Friendliest Convenience Store owner: Sam Allred Clinton, Mississippi  Phone: 922-4041 IKo6e iVlarle 6 BEAUTY-RAMA 4529 Highway 80 West Von Winkle Matt lockeon, Mississippi 39209 Rose Maiie Swales, Owner Cosmetologists: Rose Marie Swales Billie Chapman Madlin Boozer Linda Hall Penny Gibson Susan Wallace The ' 74 Reflections Staff would like to ex- press their sincere appreciation to Mr. Perry Tanksley of Clinton, who so graciously granted us the use of his beautiful poetry found throughout this edition of Reflections. Sincerely vours. a Nolle Editor David Glass Mirror Inc. 535 Industrial Dr. Jackson, Miss. Phone: 353-3416 GAYLYN TERRACE Distinguished Mobile Home Living 5055 Gavlin Drive Jackson, Mississippi 39209 LaiidiTuii ' s Produce Mart 922-3.309 922-2227 The 74 Reflection Staff would like to ask the families and friends of the students of Council 6, Magnolia to patronize the busi- nesses that have shown a special interest in the education of our youth by advertising in this yearbook. Sincerely yours, Peggy Kinard Business Manager MAC-ETTES together Congratulations for work, fun fashion and community Best Wishes from D5wl C R, .A. E3 ' S First American Savings Loan Association Why not move up to a Gulf Coast Kenworth Inc. IV2 Miles North of Interstate 10 Highway 49 North, Gulfport, Mississippi 39501 phone 601-832-3010 J ' oiJIK lUMAH. A uJut )fvAvJk,Kenc ! ; to 4W. QlA