East Central Community College - Wo He Lo Yearbook (Decatur, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1951 volume:

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Gillis , Philadelphia, Miss. I. C. Salter . . Philadelphia, Miss. Lamar Whinery . Philadelphia, Miss. G. L. Sansing Union, Miss B. G. Salter , . Dixon. Miss. WINSTON COUNTY Iulian Cunningham Louisville, Miss. Olyn Sanders Louisville. Miss. B. G. Hull Louisville, Miss. Houston Carr , , T. W. Luke, Ir. Louisville, Miss Louisville, Miss W. E. Woodward Noxapater. Miss SCOTT COUNTY Armstead Street . . . , Forest, Miss. Iohn Wallace , . , , , . Ludlow, Miss. I. Knox Huff . . ..... Forest, Miss. Mack Weems . . . .... Forest. Miss Lee Anthony . . Sebastopol, Miss. A. T. Cooper . . , . Morton, Miss. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS . . . NEWTON COUNTY H. D. Foreman Hickory. W. M. Prince . . Newton, Marshall Stamper ...., Decatur. Lamar Hunter . Union, Clyde Kilpatrick .. ,. . ., Dulfee, LEAKE COUNTY Lee Fisher . , Thomastovsm. Herman Murphe . Carthage, G. C. Williams . Carthage. Homer S. Arthur . . Carthage, Frank Gilmore , . .. Lena, NESHOBA COUNTY G. L. Sansing . Union, H. T. Bames . Philadelphia, H. H. Hayes . Philadelphia Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Rev. Ethel Beall . , Philadelphia, Earl Cumberland. A Philadelphia, WINSTON COUNTY Olyn Sanders . , . , . Louisville, B. G. Hull .. ...,... Louisville, W. E. Woodward .,,.. Noxapater, T. W. Luke. Ir .,..,..,., Louisville, Houston Carr . . , . Louisville, SCOTT COUNTY William Cooper . . , . . , Morton, Hobson Harvey , , ....,.. Forest, Ioe C. Hamilton , Harperville, R. O. Armstrong ......,.., Morton, W. I. Sanders . . . ..... Forest, Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. ,4df77if157'rdWbf7 , - A, -. ,S-E, 1.-.l, l ' fha! Czerzfzaf gfurziow. L. O. TODD. PRESIDENT flbzaahu, ifilssluifzfpi May 15, 1951 Message From The President: The year 1950-51 has been a significant year in the life of East Central Junior College. It has been primarily significant because it has been a year in the lives of the people who work and live together as students and staff. The year has been significant in that we have seen many improvements in the physical plant. This will be known as the year that the Student Center first was opened and we all know what it has meant to us. This is the year that - - we had the new cafeteria and that has been a most outstanding addition. This is the year that -- we have added additional rooms in Jackson Hall and in which other improvements in that building were made. This is the year that- - we had the Gymnasium enlarged and improved. This is the year that-- many improvements were made in the men's dormitories. This is the year that- - additions were made in the Agriculture Department. This is the year that-- we have had the largest enrollment in the history of the college and the largest increase from one year to the next. This is the year that- - we had more student leadership in student and college affairs of the college to date. This all means that East Central Junior College is a live and growing institu- tion. This will challenge the loyalty and responsibility of every student and every faculty member to keep the college alive and keep it growing and improving. Y: rs truly, . Q kid S- L. Ox. T dd President LOT:vm THE TODD FAMILY AT HOME -1 gg.. C Gnli' md ,Q 32,- ,is .-, ...mar mm, . , ,,,, 5 .,,. DR.LlLTODD President ' ' ADMI I R. C. ROBERTS Academic Dean Science R. C. SIMIWONS Business Manager Until December '50 TRATIVE OFFICER L. D. FURGERSON Registrar, Math National Guard WII.LIAM T. HAYWOOD. IR. Business Mcmager W. A. VINCENT GRACE GARDNER Dean of Men Dean of Women Mf1ihemCI5CS H. S. Math Basketball 'P EARL W. TERRELL CHARLES A. CARTER Coordinator of Business Manager Industrial Education Dec. to March of fl mei i E xA ' W 'vt FAC LTY 6g --I G. L. PALMER I. L. BICKERSTAFF L. W. BECKER Agriculture Vocational Agriculture Art A. M. ELLISON I. W. BEDWELL MARY E. RICHARDS Bible Commerce Commerce fi MRS. IANIE SULLIVAN MRS. W. W. NEWSOME Education Literature Bookstore QZZx I. W. COOK Bible W. H. IOHNSON Business Law 63 4 . ':.7' FAC LTY 'vw 47 ,We UNA HARRIS MRS. H. D. TAYLOR H. KEITH SLOTHOWER English English Speech MRS. ANNIE S. CLYBURN ETI-IEL BURTON MRS. CARRIE L. MADDEN Home Economics Librarian Piano Library Science Voice 'V' HELEN SPARKS H. S. English FRANK I. LEACH Music Band Nik, if 2 :ff T FRANK CROSS F. E. LEATHERWOOD Chemistry Biology Physics L ks FACULTY 1 f Q W. A. WALKER, IR. THOMAS R. MCCANN History l. I. KEAHEY Auto Mechanics CARL D. LOPER Auto Mechanics R ...1 Social Science O. B. MAYO Auto Mechanics 'T R. D. DOUGLAS Body and Fender 'L A 1 .QE .qw X af- 1 m 1 X y ,- . A l fl Tir. ,V I .hfr QF.- , 5.1 Y 5 5. 1 fu : 553 .5 5 .1 Pfrlgifxwif 1 33 131,525 l. H. PANNELL Social Science THOMAS M. MAYO Builders Trades I 3 ', ,JHAGJQ WILSON TAYLOR Related Vocational Science. Math . WILMER SPIVEY Bricklaying FACULTY AN T HILLERY HORNE Athletics MRS. FAY THOMPSON Coordinator for Veterans Adm. fx' 5, x 70 , MRS. I. I.KEAHEY Student Center ..-.. ' at .' N 35. 5 gg. 'Hamm 55 41 Z1 1. if tal IOHN N. GRACE. IR. MRS. W. A. WALKER Athletics Social Science MRS. EARL TERRELL Accounting Clerk E W A - , ff lx' ,wx 4 V. 1.5-Y MRS. R. C. ROBERTS Student Center 1910 FF 'QW' VIRGINIA MELVIN Secretary to the President MRS. A. M. GORDON Dietitian ff., fi'- 40 ff2f17'f2e5 fr f If lg A . Q : x r. ,. S 7' 4, 1. ,,. 'T 1, I N IOE MASSEY ' lt A Editor X Nil d A i st Wo-He-Lo :G L 'i.Ll , , -:fx x N lt, , -fi, M ,,, P BLICATION The school publications serve as the voice of the school, as a record of its activities and are a reflection of its personality. The Wo-He-Lo and the Tom- Tom attempt to thus serve this E. C. I. C. institution through that media. The Wo-He-Lo strives to preserve a record of the achievements of the student body as a unit into a well-developed. well-integrated institution. It is not meant to preserve the achievements of the individual but of the student body. Through these publications the administration speaks to the students and their parents conveying ideas for the stimulation and giving official informa- tion. They also serve as a means of recognition to those who deserve it. The staff members of these publications gain invaluable training and experience in the field of ioumalism. 'UN LAMAR WEEMS - ss., Editor Tom-Tom QQQNX-'YUM .W-TT? -. .l ... fi' f IANE TODD SARA AYCOCK Art Editor Associate Editor W0-HE-JW EDIWRIAL 730 ....,,3 MR. SLOTHOWER MRS. NEWSOME Sponsor Sponsor LUCILE WOOD ANNO GRAHAM FRANCES COOK Photographic Feature Literary Editor Editor Editor ' Q 'Y .wax f f 1 'ffl -.....,,,,w-my CHARLES RIGLER IOE MASSEY Sports Editor Editor TYPISTS FOR EDITORIAL STAFF Nancy Walton Doris Bobo Macie Massey THE O.HE.L0 B I SS STAFF fi mis, X B. V. WALTON IEAN IRBY Business Manager Advertising Manager TYPISTS FOR BUSINESS STAFF Willie Mae Lowrey Billie Iewel Thrash Shirley Hardy ' Q'ff is as TOWARD A BIGGER AND BETTER E. C. J. C. EDITORIAL STAFF Charles Rigler. Sports Editor: Nancy Dell Herrington, Associate Editor: Lamar Weems. Editor: Elon Mitchell. Exchange Editor: Nell Myatt, Associate Editor: Ianiece Smith. Society Editor NELL MYATT MISS UNA HARRIS and MISS MARY E. RICHARDS NANCY I-IERRINGTON Associate Editor Advisors Associate Editor J. ,lj I lOl-INNIE IONES BILL PHILLIPS Business Managers 2nd Semester lst Semester I ESS ST FF ,, 4, ..,,.. V- ....-...-1, Q l i 1 ,.....,7...--v?v , -..----fp AS 1 . if nf Us., U 'ref' '- ' xii ,..,...,-.,A, ,-s.q....-w a!1n'!ilJ Ray Usry, Ruth Richie, Betty Payne, Iohnnie Iones. Bill Phillips, Rosemary Iohnson. Shirley Hardy. Assistant Business Manager COLUMNISTS Peggy Harrell, Elwin Norris, Barbara Husbands, Sarah Warner Craft, Charles Rigler REPORTERS Ioella Chipley, Mary Sue Hardy, Walterine Herrington, Edna Hollingsworth Norman Thomas, Photographer l s l l .,, TYPISTS Ioyce Ashley, IoAnn Iohnson, Margaret Germany, Ianyce Ming, Martha Milling CIRCULATION STAFF Marlene Sigrest, Margaret McKinney, Manager, Barbara Nicholson. Frances Burt, Frances Hutton, Bettie Peoples I '13 4- - T DE T CTI ITY COMMITTEE if -Q I X 1 l wt ,A PURPOSE To plan and carry out the social and recreational activities Lamar Weems Louise Ware B. V. Walton Ianiece Smith Cecil Murray Sara Aycock Ioella Chipley for the benefit of the student body MEMBERS Bill Phillips Ioan Meador Bobby Caldwell Sara Williams Iames Madden Shirley Hardy C. G. Rives 2. r . 5. -4 l 4.5 v V N - 1 on the campus Wallace Iohnson Ella Mae Lopez Iackie Etheridge Phillip Hutton Conrad Smith Iohnny Iones Horace McCown Mr. T. R. McCann Mrs. I. I. Keahey Mrs. Grace Gardner Mr. Amo Vincent C. G. Rives Ioella Chipley Pres. First Semester Pres. Second Semester COUNCIL ' , ,i-1 . 11, ., -ef' Y., .1 ,.f 'x ,, V., .. H ,jitrj .Y ..---1' ,4--Q-V .nf .--. -'+,rM 4 i .,1zf?g Sara Aycock Barbara Bridges Iames Breland Frances Cook Bobbie Caldwell Ioella Chipley Sarah Craft Patsy Cleveland PURPOSE To integrate all religious activities on the campus OFFICERS Louise Ware - President Ruth Richie - Secretary Ianiece Smith - Vice-President Mrs. Icrnie Sullivan - Sponsor MEMBERS Ann Graham Nancy Dell Herrington Rosemary Iohnson Nancy Kirkpatrick Margaret McKinney Ianys Ming Martha Milling Barbara Nicholson Ruth Richie Adell Russell Ianiece Smith Bobbie Dean Shaw lane Todd Lillian Thomas Billie Iewel Thrash Louise Ware Beryle Womble Ierry Williamson Lamar Weems Ian Weems Doris Bobo Duane Burgess Geneva Daniels 0M,JN'S STUDE TGO ERN ENT ASSOCI TIO ,jsp -,cr - V7 PURPOSE To promote democracy on the campus by training the women students in the practice and principles of self-government as well as to maintain the highest standard of honor Mrs. Grace Gardner Dean of Women OFFICERS SARA w11.L1AMS SARA AYCOCK Q IOAN MEADOR MARGARET MCKINNEY ANN GRAHAM PEGGY HARRELL DORIS HUMPHRIES MRS. GRACE S. GARDNER President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Third Vice-President Fourth Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor ,v73?A-YA' :kk-H - 0,000 f6 61455 L-I 'g A THE OPHO ORE CLASS L1-v SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President-Ann Graham Vice-President-Horace McCown Secretary-Nancy Herrington Treasurer-Scxrcr Williams Reporter-Nell Myatt Sponsors-Mrs. Newsome Mr. Terrell M, I ,5 ,Aa FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President-Don Rczwson Vice-President-lack Pariridge Secretary-Iocrnn Iohnson Treasurer-Howard Sessums Reporter-Nell Mycxtt f-vnaf1P.J : 'vpn' .I SOPHOMORES . .. fill .ii xg, - ,I I .L ani: . -5. . sr T 7- ff- ok ,-,4 A 1-Y' Q ,gt X QJA. vi A 2 A L1 2:-4, X 1 . Sara Williams Lamar Weems Pres. WSG Editor, Tom-Tom ABOVE, First Row lane M. Adcock, Philadelphia Liberal Arts: FTA: YMYW: Drama Club: Glee Club: BSU George D. Addkison, Louisville Business Administration Lanelle Atkinson, Union. Education Sara E. Aycock, Mobile, Alabama Business: FBLA: Pres. BSU: Drama Club: Pres. WSG: Associate Ed. Annual: SAC: Y-Council: Glee Club: Delta Psi Omega Second Row Mary Ann Bailey, Newton Home Ec. Club Ruby Ballenger, Carthage Secretarial Iohnny Barfoot, Union. Liberal Arts Billy S. Barnes, Noxapater. Liberal Arts BELOW, First Row Kenneth Blackbum, Conehatta Business Administration: National Guard Ioe Blanco. Birmingham, Alabama Business Administration: Football Denver Brackeen, Hickory Liberal Arts: Basketball: National Guard Vice- Iames C. Bradford, Harperville Liberal Arts, FTA: YMYW: Basketball Billy C. Brazeale, Philadelphia. Liberal Arts. Leonard Browning, Louisville. Liberal Arts Willie F. Burt. Noxapater Education: Tom-Tom: Drama Club: FTA Second Row Bobby Caldwell, Hickory Education: Y-Council: IRC: SAC: YMYW: Wesley: Treas. FTA: Drama Club: Basketball Iames R. Cardwell, Sylacauga, Alabama Liberal Arts S. F. Carlisle, Collins Liberal Arts: BSU: YMYW: Drama Club Louise Chaney, Union. Drama Club: FTA Ferris Childs, Louisville. National Guard Ioella Chipley, Dossville Home Ec. Club: FTA: Y-Council: YMYW: SAC: Tom-Tom: WSG: Wesley: Vesper Douglas Clower. Clarksdale. Football ' 3 lr 'X 1 y 5 , ,y .A A A fl UZ , 1- . S L A fr KW1. , Fil, s thai N pl Y YC' ' 'FV --:X 6 . -1 , r .4 A, , Af 'fb' ,.I . I 'L 1 -at ' ......-4 isnt. a.K f l K 46.5 Q SOPHOMORES. Lonnie Alvin Cumberland. Meridian Liberal Arts Wyatt Davis, Louisville Business: Football William H. Dees. Philadelphia Liberal Arts: Football Bemiece lean Dempsy, Louisville Education: FTA lack Denson. Tuscola Liberal Arts Emma Louise Dixon, Philadelphia A ,M Education: FTA: YMYW: Home Ec. Club William S. Donald, Kosciusko Education: Football: Track Second Row Marzine Dove, Union Engineering: Engineer Club : Sec Arts Club: Radio Club Curtis Easley, Osyka. Liberal Arts Shirley Iune Ethridge, Louisville Music, Third Vice-Pres. WSG: Orchestra: Glee Club Don Rawson lack Partridge v Mrs. W. W. Newsome . Industrial Iackie Ethridge, Collinsville Liberal Arts: Basketball: SAC Ruthine Ferguson, Philadelphia Home Economics, Home Ec. Club: Drama Club: YMYW Wanda Fergurson, Zama. Business Administration: Glee Club: FBLA: Drama Club Wilmer H. Fulton, Noxapater Education: FTA BELOW, First Row Ann Graham, Decatur Liberal Arts: Freshman Class Reporter: FTA: Annual: BSU: Drama Club: Y-Council: Noon- Day: Morning Watch: Soph. Class President: Fourth Vice-Pres. WSG Richard Gleen Greer, Walnut Grove Liberal Arts McCoy Gunn, Lena. Liberal Arts Billy W. Harber, Trenton, Tenn. Football Second Row Clara Annie Hardy, Philadelphia Education: YMYW: FTA Shirley Irene Hardy, Fachuta Business Administration, Pres. of FBLA: Drama Club: Tom-Tom: Annual: Cheerleader: SAC Peggy Gay Harrell, Carthage Liberal Arts: Tom-Tom: Treas. IRC: Sec. WSG: YMY W: YWA Lecressa Henry: Dossville FBLA: Vesper: YMYW: Wesley: BSU: YWA f 'Ya SOPHOMORES . .. Z W Q i 'S ' ij V5 ... ij . T :,, . A lil ' Ja 'Q rw 5-APN ABOVE, First Row Nahcy Dell Herrington. Union Liberal Arts, Tom-Tom: Y-Council: BSU: Pres. YWA: Glee Club: YMYW: Vesper Swinton Hill, Louisville Education. Drama Club Iim Howard. Weir. Liberal Arts Doris Humphries, Louisville Liberal Arts: YMYW: Treas. WSG: Vesper Second Row Peggy Hunt, McCool Education: BSU: YMYW: FTA: Basketball Iames P. Hurst, Hickory Liberal Arts: Basketball: National Guard Phillip Hutton. Philadelphia A riculture Re orter Ag. Club: Radio Club: g I P Reporter Projection Club: SAC Frances Hutton, Louisville Secretarial, Radio Club: Glee Club BELOW, First Row lean Brown Irby, Morton Liberal Arts: Sec. Drama Club: Radio Club Annual: WSG: Vesper: Glee Club Annie Lee Iames, Collinsville Education: TFA: YMYW Genell Iohnson, Madden Education: FTA: YM-CA- Eva Sue Iohnson, Noxapater Home Economics: Home Ec. Club: Drama Club '27 lohnny lones lane Todd Bus. Mgr. Pres. Drama Tom-Tom Club Ioan Iohnson, Philadelphia Liberal Arts: Sec. Soph. Class: BSU Milton H. Iohnson, Panama City. Florida Liberal Arts: Basketball, Football Mary Frank Iohnson, Philadelphia Business Administration: FBLA: Wesley: YMYW: Y-Council Second Row Rosemary Iohnson, Madden Education: Treas. Westminster: Sec. FTA: Tom-Tom: Y-Council Wallace A. Iohnson, Philadelphia Business Administration: FBLA Iohnny Reed Iones, Walnut Grove Pre.-Med.: Vice-Pres. Projection Club: YMYW Tom-Tom: Sigma-Sigma: Mu-Tau: Radio Club William Fred Iones, Sebastopol Agriculture: Agr. Club: Projection Club: Tom-Tom Iames C. Keakey, Decatur Industrial Arts: Drama Club: National Guard Iames R. Keen, Ackerman Education: Projection Club: Radio Club Pete Evans Kemp. Centerville Engineering M, ws. my 13 1 li --.Q . F F ' , ' 7 ka- U' Lfgi we 'fi' if ,L T, I 1 li C' -xi Y sf -g .ii OPHO ORE . . . ABOVE, First Row Nancy H. Kirkpatrick, Noxapater Education, FTA: Y-Council: Pres. ol Vesper: YM-CA: Basketball Robert Vemon Lassetter, Harperville Liberal Arts: Basketball, National Guard Brooks Avery Lewis lr., Decatur Business Administration Ioe Wl Lewis, Dixon Industrial Education, Industrial Arts Club: Alpha Alpha Epoilan: Drama Club Ella Mae Loper, Union Education: SAC: IRC: FTA: YMYW Horace McCown, Philadelphia Engineering: Proiection Club: Engineering Club: Pres. Soph. Class Henry Venson McKenion, Neshoba Industrial Arts: Industrial Arts Club: Alpha Alpha Epliron Second Row Margaret McKinney, Newton Home Economics: Home Ec. Club: BSU: Third Vice-Pres. WSG: Vice-Pres. YMYW: Tom-Tom: Y-Council Grayson E. McMullan. Newton Agriculture: Pres. Ag. Club: Drama Club: BSU lames L. Madden, Forest. Pre-Med.: Glee Club: SAC.: Annual: Pres. Freshman Class: Sigma-Sigma- Mu-Tau: Tom-Tom: FBLA: Radio Club Walterine Herrington Assoc. Editor Tom-Tom 44+ wg f MM' :ff Ioe Dodson Massey, Carthage Liberal Arts: Editor of Annual: Radio Club: Drama Club: SAC Macie Massey. Carthage Liberal Arts: Radio Club: Drama Club: Annual Ioan Meador, Stratton Liberal Arts: IRC: WSG: SAC: Basketball Mariiorie Melton. Philadelphia Glee Club: BSU: Basketball BELOW, First Row Elon Mitchell, Dixon Business Administration. FBLA: YMYW I Cecil M. Murray. Pelahatchia Liberal Arts: Radio Club: Drama Club: SAC Ina Nell Myatt. Philadelphia Liberal Arts: Tom-Tom: Drama Club: Delta Psi Omega: Wesley Willarie Nichols. Forest Business Administration: FBLA: YMYW Second Row Below Barbara Nicholson, Dixon Liberal Arts: Westminster: YMY W: Home Ec. Club Elwin Norris, Noxapater Business Administration: SAC: FBLA: Drama Club: Wesley: YMYW: Radio Club Nancy I0 Ozbom. Decatur Liberal Arts lack Partridge, Philadelphia Liberal Arts: Drama Club: Pres. FTA: Radio Club fi. we r 'Q 1,4 i -er- 'Fl X0 sh - 'u QQ ' as Q -f.- 7 .' 1 A K ' , .ag ul.-x - ,v fo- -:. 1'A my is '-'ii..m1:f -gi 1:15 ,Z 1 'xt . f l. ' gh- A Q v-A ll ry Q A, '39 :Aggie -e-ht . -,Q ....-nv' ' 'Q .'-an ' -L, ', 4 ,..-Q f A -A K ' 1 snail V 'fl' W i. hifi., 2' f V if? 'I' . y , , ., 1 .1, , ,4- .. . Q . ,, A A A J I A 'EW '- Ioe Massey OPHOMORE ABOVE. First Row Bill Phillips, Madden Liberal Arts FTA: Tom-Tom CBusiness Managerl: Annual: Proiection Club: Westminister: Drama Club Iohnny Presley. Louisville Education: FTA Donald M. Rawson, Dossville Education: Drama Club: SAC: FTA: Radio Club: YM'YW Ruth Richie, Philadelphia Liberal Arts: Y-Council: BSU: Tom-Tom: IRC: Vesper Second Row Charles M. Rigler, Philadelphia Liberal Arts: Tom-Tom: Annual: FBLA Donald T. Rigler, Philadelphia Pre-Med. C. G. Hives, Sardis, Alabama Pre-Med: Glee Club: SAC: fPres.l: Football Herman L. Robinson, Hickory Liberal Arts: Basketball: Nat. Guard BELOW. First Row Francis A. Russell. Union Education: Y-Council: Home Ec. Club: Westminister: Basketball: FTA Howard Sessums, Harperville Basketball: Nat. Guard: Liberal Arts Editor, WO-HIE-LO Bill Scott, Carthage Liberal Arts: FTA: IRC Bobbie Dean Shaw, Louisville YM1YW: Wesley: Y-Council: FTA: Education Cleveland Smith, Union Liberal Arts Ianiece Smith, Union Liberal Arts: Glee Club: Pres.: Y-Council: Sec. Wesley Foundation: Tom-Tom lack Spivey. Philadelphia FBLA: Proiection Club: Business Adm. Second Row Norman Thomas, Union Pres. Radio Club: Drama Club: Projection Club: Photographer, Tom-Tom and Annual: Delta Psi Omega: Liberal Arts Willie Thompson. Edinburg Agriculture Billie I. Thrash. Conehatta Secretarial: FBLA: YMYW: Y-Council Home Ec. Club: Annual Ioe Tidwell, Philadelphia Business Administration lane Todd. Decatur Liberal Arts: Drama Club: Wesley Foundation: Glee Club: SAC: Y-Council: Annual Merril Tumer. Harperville Education Iulia Upton, Walnut Grove Liberal Arts: IRC: WSG: FBLA: Glee Club: BSU X-4' ,Q -1- 'P , . .J X f 4 L ' -1 J.-'fa fl ' if N 1 out fS ..- af 3 ,l ,I I 'es X' ' f. 11 Q' 5 G, 4' , f x 5- ' I ll- : J . . 3' 5 .JA X A kN.- li Qi Nm A i it 'tif I 1 t , ' , y an 5 I K . X, OPHO ORES XF Above, First Row Carolyn Waggoner, Carthage Secretarial: FBLA: YMYW: Vesper: Basketball Manager: Wesley Wallace Wall, Newton Industrial Education: Industrial Arts Club: Engineers Club Daniel A. Wallace, Iaclcsonville, Florida Education: Football: Baseball B. V. Walton, Lynwood Business Administration: Business Manager Annual: FBLA: SAC Louise Ware. Harperville Liberal Arts: YMYW: Y-Council: Drama Club: Wesley: SAC: Tom-Tom Dwanda Weatherford, Union Home Economics: Home Ec. Club: Projection Club: YMYW: Radio Club: BSU: IBC Louie Weatherford. Union Education: FTA Second Row Dwight Webb. Louisville Business Administration: FBLA William L. Weems. Forest Pre-Med: Tom-Tom Editor: YMYW: Y-Council: Wesley: Sigma-Sigma Mu Tau: SAC Charlotte Wells Brackeen. Union Liberal Arts: Annual: Tom-Tom: Cheerleader: BSU Shirley Hardy Pres., FBLA NJ J ,T 'N S -Iii sk W7 K I. with 5 QL Rufus White, Harperville Agriculture: Ag. Club: YMYW: Projection Club: Drama Club Blanche Wiggins, Forest Business Administration: IRC: YMYW: FBLA Charles R. Williams, Sylacauga, Alabama Liberal Arts: Football Earl G. Williams, Lipscomb, Alabama Football: Baseball: Engineering Below, First How Sara Williams, Newton Education: Tom-Tom: IRC: FTA: Cheerleader Soph. Class Sec.: Pres. WSG: SAC Lucille Wood. Louisville Liberal Arts: Tom-Tom: Annual: Basketball: Vesper: YMYW: Tennis Sonya Elinor Wood. Philadelphia Secretarial: FBLA: YMYW: BSU: YWA: Glee Club Mattie Faye Wooten, Carthage Secretarial: FBLA Second Row Will H. Wooten. Forest Liberal Arts: FTA: Basketball Darwin Young. Louisville. Liberal Arts Iimmy Young, Stallo Liberal Arts: Agriculture Club s5,,L' K, 5 I'-765007 em 67455 2 f ' as , 1 W 2 , X I 1 W ' f ff 'Z WZ ,W f 17 f f -Qian 42 ,.. '- ,' ' ' ,f .7 .,' f f f t if hu ,fi Z 'L N, X law. f f it . if f . m. ff , A f f fy- y n .1 Ip' 1.27 Z z, JZ M .. ,, 1. jf V y Z , in J F 13. . , 155, .f ., -:.M', 3. ww ...z 1 Qt Above. First Row Iacqueline Adkins. Union Donald V. Addkinson. Louisville Esther Alderman. Dossville Richard B. Alford. Forest Roy Lamar Algood. Philadelphia Murray Allen. Hickory Second Row Billy G. Aron. Houlka Ioyce Ashley. Forest Clara Ann Banks. Philadelphia Marie Barrett. Edinburg Mary E. Bassett. Decatur Doris Bobo. Philadelphia f f ga- -.4-vaf-, 99' Third Row George Birmbaum, Brooklyn. N. Y. Angelyn Blackburn. Conehatta Eva Nell Boggan. Hickory Edwina Breazeale. Philadelphia Iames Breland. Philadelphia Barbara Bridges. Noxapater Fourth Row Iohn Brister. Philadelphia Bobby Brown. Pulaski Elizabeth Buntyn. Union Duane Burgess. Loulka Iohn R. Bumham. Harperville Willie E. Burt. Philadelphia 4 ll . Below, First Row Dezree Caffey. Decatur lack Calhoun, Forest Patsy Cleveland, Decatur Waylon Cobb, Decatur Harold H. Coghland. Philadelphia Roy L. Coglan, Edinburg Lura lean Comans. Decatur Second Row Raymond Comans. Decatur Francis Cook, Philadelphia Sarah Craft, Union Iames L. Crosby, Noxapater Ruby Mae Croxton, Forest Iames Croxton, Forest Norman S. Dallas, Little Rock Third Row Geneva E. Daniel, Union Vedell Dennis, Philadelphia Hunter E. Denson, Ir., Lena Orval Deweese, Philadelphia Nett Dodson, Harperville Olive Doyle, Union Carl C. Durr, Newton Fourth Row Robert A. Easley. Houlka Glen Eaves, Louisville Grady Edwards, Union Iimmy Elam, Sebastopol Cater M. Elliot, Carthage Billy Emmons, Lake Sue Franklin, Redwood W Q3 1' 16' 'ff 'M 4 A n 1 was figfb Above, First Row Ross Freeny. Carthage T. M. Fulton. Philadelphia Carolyn Fulton, Philadelphia Mike Gamblin, Philadelphia Freda Gardner, Union Michael George, Meridian Second Row Margaret L. Germany, Dixon Murry E. Germany. Union Marcus Gordon, Union Vivian E. Graham, Philadelphia Q Mary H. Greer. Forest Iudson E. Hamlin, West Point Third Row Mary Ann Harbour. Union Carol lean Hardy, Collinsville Oren Hardy, Philadelphia Mary Sue Hardy, Union Richard Harris, Hickory William Harris, Chunky Fourth Row Phyllis Hatch, Hickory Mary M. Heflin. Union Iames W. Helms. Ir., West Point Walterine Herrington . Union Kermit Hitt, Duilee Hubert Hodgins, Philadelphia .fx 5' MM 4 zlgwilk .L 1: 79: X Mn, Below, First Row Edna Hollingsworth, Decatur Keith Howle, Neshoba Phillip Hunt, Union Barbara Husbands, Iackson Robert L. Ingram, Philadelphia Mae C. Iames, Decatur lane Iolmson, Walnut Grove Second Row Iames F. Iohnston, Crossett, Ark. Colton Iolly. Carthage lack Kilgore, Philadelphia Ann Kirkpatrick, Noxapater Harry D. Lane. Union William L. Latham, Forkville Normcm H. Lee, Mt. Willing, Alabama Third Row Carey Livingston, Louisville Norwood Lolton, Philadelphia Perry Lowery. Mobile, Alabama Willie Mae Lowery, Louisville Iulia McCorkle, Conehatta Martha McMillan, Dixon Betty Ioyce McMullan, Decatur Fourth Row Charles McMullan, Decatur Charles L. McNair. Union Donald Marshall. Philadelphia V. C. Marter, Crossett, Arkansas Rudolph Mayes. Conehatta Martha Milling. Union Dean Miles, Collinsville l 7 --sri? 'rr ,Z 1 xx ,, ,gic- Af ucg, -:a-4' mllllrl l Ha il 9 X , , ll 1? -3,-C Q Q 'u 6:5 '-'at if 4' Q Tr -5 Y .2 .-IU' 'WW' to-I -...,-of 5, -, ':1, 1-.er , V ' f W if K -A , 'K W 2 y , X Q wq -, Q. ,A Above, First Row lean Miles, Collinsville Ianys Ming, Louisville Mildred Monroe, Hickory Carmon Moore, Carthage Iames Moore. Carthage Walterine Moore, Forest Second Row Wade Morris, Noxapater Bonnie Morrow. Dossville Charles Munn, Hickory Iuanita Myres, Philadelphia Elizabeth Nester, Hickory Lafaye Newsom, Carthage Third Row Doris Nowell, Louisville Lena Oliver, Duffee llverson Parks, Decatur Charles Parks, Chunky Betty Payne, Newton Laquita Payne, Philadelphia Fourth Row Bettie Ann Peoples, Walnut Grove Douglas Peoples, Madden Glenn Pilgrim, Union Gwendoline Pilgrim, Union William Pogue, Hickory Dorman Pope, Philadelphia Below, First Row Kenneth Price, Louisville Thomas Prince, Philadelphia Iohnnie Ray, Center Morris Reagan, Decatur Virginia Reagan, Union Ioe Reeves, Edinburg Robert Rester, Forest Second Row Frances Richardson, Gholson Ruth Richardson, Gholson Bennie Rigdon, Hickory Iames D. Rivers, Union Louise Rives, Tuscola Betty Roberts, Lawrence Iames Ryals, Philadelphia and 4-7 , Q 1 , ls A f:if:. 4. c ,, ar it Third Row Donovan Sessions, Union Iohnnie Lou Sharp, Philadelphia Evans Shelby. Montrose Peggy Shirley. Louin Marlene Sigrest, Hillsboro Conrad Smith, Knoxville, Tenn. Dorothy Smith, Houlka Fourth Row Iohnnie Ruth Smith, Philadelphia Madeline Gloria Smith, Decatur Maurice Smith, Philadelphia Mickey Smith, Houlka Wiley B. Smith, Edinburg William A. Smith, Mathiston Mary Ellen Stokes, Philadelphia gc. J 1 Tis? ef fx f-N 'All 6? 'NY' I -J '50 11? 4-7 J 'J vii xi' is i s Fr 'J' at f u 4' in bi mx? -f lflti Y' Above, First Row Emma Dell Stuart, Philadelphia Mildred Stuart, Philadelphia lean Stubbs, Walnut Grove Mildred Taylor, Decatur Floyd Ray Taylor, Ripley, Tennessee Harold E. Thomas, Philadelphia Second Row Iames L. Thomas, Newton Lillian Thomas, Philadelphia Kay Frances Thompson, Philadelphia Herbert Thrash. Walnut Grove M Billy Tidwell, Union Sanford Tolbert, Philadelphia ' 'T f-,ef fs eff ,argl f, W4 J V7 ra' P Third Row Warren Trest, Louisville Raymond Tucker, Carthage Helen Ann Usher, Chunky Ray E. Usry, Newton Wanda Vance, Collinsville Hugh Van Hooser, Philadelphia Fourth Row Mervin Wallace, Lena Nancy Walton, Carthage Eddie Ware, Walnut Grove Steve Webb. Philadelphia lan Weems, Forest Charles F. White, Ir., Birmingham, Ala If J 1 . ,' s f'7 1 1-.S 'Y in I Above, First Row Syble White, Philadelphia Iane Wiggs. Decatur Mary Catherine Williamson, Union Dolphus Williamson. Little Rock Ierry Williamson, Philadelphia Shelby Williamson, Decatur Beryle Womble. Louisville SECEND SEMESTER Below, First Row Gene Aydelotte, Columbia, Tennessee Iimmy Boulware, Bogalusa, Louisiana Glenda Burkes, Harperville Betty Freeny, Carthage Betty Haltord, Lena Second Row Roger Wooten, Carthage Barbara Wright. Tuscola Billie Wright, Tuscola Pat Wright Browning, Louisville Vernon Young, Preston William E. Young, Kosciusko lack Bynum, Union STUDENTS Below, Second Row Iames Holloway, Greenville Iimmy Mangrum, Ethel Margaret Ramsey, Carthage Charles Tatum, Walnut. Grove Sanford Tolbert, Philadelphia ji ' 1, ,ff ' A A.. R51 5 A VX J! ,, 14 ti -.X j lx ff: fc I FRE HMEN CL SS OFFICER IERRY WILLIAMSON President GABBY IONES lst Sem. Vice-Presideni CONNIE SMITH 2nd Sem. Vice-President PATSY CLEVELAND Secretary EDWINIA BREAZEALE Treasurer WALTERINE I-IERRINGTON Reporter MRS. W. A. WALKER MR. W. A. WALKER Sponsm MR. H. KEITH SLOTHOWER I E THE QUEEN DONN A LI TTLB LOWPH E, - ' li 1 'I . V, MAMMY 5'8- -,-. . fe!Q QQVQ UL Y 1 VTING 4l5-9' HIGH scum DAYS W 9-' IIU I' ' . . 'ilk' fra fi 'gi 'i-4, ZF Il 'i' Ilia- diff 'I 'Hs' n J QT Nr-Q, inf - 'N ' .I V1-vw , Ar yi cha of pl DECATUR HIGH JERRY HARRIS f 4, MISS DECATUR HIGH M MARTHA MAYES FRIENDLIEST GIRL FRIENDLIEST BOY Shirley Cardwell Clifton Th01'I1f0Il HO BEST BOY ATHLETE BEST GIRL ATHLETE lohnny Graham Eddie Ray Loper P CUTEST GIRL CUTEST BOY Mary Frances Easom Charles Wansley H0 5 'wk D 437 . s MOST INTELLECTUAL BOY MOST INTELLECTUAL GIRL Durwood Vance Euner Lee Griffin MOST TALENTED GIRL MOST TALENTED BOY Clera Hollingsworth William McMullan WHO' H0 Q wgw f mmzw?ZgagfQ M w,,mg'Wyg1 ff wwf WW' I f BEST ALL-AROUND BOY BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL Ioe Todd Sylvia Graham H1 y 1 '1 ,W V' BEST CITIZENS , ,,..h K5 ALBERT WILLIAMSON ELAINE SPENCE AVOR MARLENE BEDWELL BUNER LEE GRIFFIN CARL LEE HOLLINGSWORTH PATSY WILLIAMSON ,Y AP' 'M-Vwl PATSY I OHNSON ERNEST THORNE 31356 UNI- lil INN Nil itil First Row, Below Eulas Bishop, lackson Marion Bufikin, Decatur Shirley Cardwell, Decatur Iames Crosby, Noxapater Gerald Cook, Decatur . tr: ' 1 -.8 , ' -1--N4 F . 24' A - 5 Y IOR CLASS OFFICERS GERALD COOK President SHIRLEY CARDWELL Vice-President MARTHA MAYES Secretary MARLENE BEDWELL Treasurer Second Row, Below Charles Dufiee, Sylacauga, Alabama Quintella Dufiee, Sylacauga, Alabama Mary F. Easom. Sebastopol, Miss. Edward Gordon. Decatur Iohnny Graham, Decatur f we Q V E., is A , X4 J' 'Aer L First Row, Above Buner L. Griffin, Decatur Euner L. Griffin, Decatur Sammie I. Harbour, Union Ierry Harris, Decatur Steve Krase, Brooklyn, N. Y. Third Row, Above Elaine Spence, Decatur E. L. Thorne, Decatur Willice Thome, Decatur Clifton Thomton, Decatur Durwood Vance, Decatur .vf s-.3 'FD 'X ful I fi Second Row, Above Eddie Ray Loper, Decatur Robert McNair, Decatur Hughleen Partridge, Philadelphia Rebecca Pope, Decatur Sam Rutigliano, Brooklyn. N. Y. Fourth Row. Above Iim Williams, Brooklyn, N.Y. Patsy Williamson, Decatur I XSK L.. First Row. Below Charline Amis . Decatur Iarius Barham, Decatur Betty Goines. Decatur Sylvia Grahom, Decatur Fred Horton, Decatur UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS IOE TODD President SYLVIA GRAHAM Vice-President CHARLENE AMIS Secretary-Treasurer Second Row, Below Burdene Price. Decatur Eva Dean Snowden, Decatur Sarah Reagan. Decatur Iackie Younge, Iackson ,nav 1' lk r' N .-- f fi-fy 4 + WZ . , . ' '7 ' il' - I 602- 4? T ig E -'Fx T -,,1-gy, W gf, gs-. K M gy, ur ' ,A - . . , , 4. , t 3 J.. V -uf .ai , .Q 4, , Q f . rg- A Q I I ,Q-is Q.- 'CT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL First Row, left to right: George Smith, Dwight Braham, Ierry Harris lCo-Captainl, Buner Lee Griffin, Iohnny Graham CCo-Captainl, Leo Massey. Iarius Braham, Ernest Thome, Carl Lee Hollingsworth, Marion Buffkin Second Row, left to right: Lloyd Little, Milton Ethridge, Ioe Todd. Billy Simpkins, Ioe Lee Iohnson, E. L. Thome, Richard Massey, Clinton Russell, Iames Gordon, Charles Wansley, Robert McNair, Don Smith, O. C. Barham, Billy Addy Third Row, left to right: Supt. McMu1lan, Willice Thome, Bobby Munn, Billy Beaver, Howard I-Xddy, Dan Risher. Fred Horton. Ioe Thomas Kelly, Coach Loper, Coach Gibson CHEERLEADERS Patsy Reeves. Marty Harris, Sylvia Graham, Daisy Craig, Richard Mayo, Patsy Williamson E W BASKETBALL Carl Lee Hollingsworth, Milton, Ethridge. George Smith, Emest Thome, Leo Massey Second Row, left to right: Fred Horton, Ioe Todd, Ierry Harris, Bobby Munn KNot Picturedl: Dan Risher, Iohnny Graham, Ioe Lee Iohnson, Ioe Thomas Kelly GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Iackie Amis, Sylvia Graham, Ruth Taylor, Eva Dean Snowden, Mary Morrow Eddie Ray Loper. Mary Francis McNair, Laveme Williamson, Martha Mayes Patsy Reeves, Sue Harris, Nellie Iean Ledlow, Sue Blackbum -u 47 lndasfffbf Edacwffbm A K ,-, X -. '., r ,- s , rx iv A ', 'wwf K 1 f -Q. , 1. ,A i- , ff., ,G ,- 4 .N i 4 X is it is av ig: 'LK L I 1- I4 ,f , Q,i,: ,Q c fir ii, . in 'f fig ' A M Wi t i Q' l P .. r g. A ,jg n .- , f , -3 I, Q 3 . Frank I-Xllday William Bradford Euriel Cannon Samuel Bradford Herman Bryant Travis Cates 1- ' ik Mi f 'ight , i l ,, , A Q i J 515' f x ff A s ig- YW n .:'- Awww, 'il - ,.irrri ' K' ' ' f, f-ii ' ., ' ri ' 't , Robert Cranford Alvin Goolsby Ioseph Graham Robert Culpepper Buck Graham Selma Graham Earl N. A? EW' .xr Hinson William Iohnson Carl Loper Edward Huey fumes Leach The Vocational Industrial Department of East Central Iunior College provides excellent facilities and activities in Vocational and industrial education for the peoples of the surrounding district. The primary objective of this depart- s the training of skilled workers for industry. The facilities provided are ment i equivalent in quality to those provided in the best industrial plants. This department offers courses in automobile mechanics, body and fender repair, masonry, carpentry and electricity. The duration of the courses is from eighteen to twenty-four months. Upon completion of these courses students are receiving iobs in industry and are having outstanding success in thei The d has be r employment. . epartment has greatly aided in the building expansion program that en carried on this campus this year. In addition to the smaller contribu- tions which are too many to enumerate here, students in this department have built t have aided in relandscaping the campus. Through these contributions and he student center. the art department building, the poultry house and the traininq program, this department is an asset to the college, the com- munity and ta. .- district. Charlie Scoggin ED TRI T10 eese Russell Billie Mcfllhenney Altryce Moore R ' ll William McElhenney Mack Russe 2 xfb lg il t ,A 4 Robert Spence ll A' ,., .A Willie Sessions lames Slawson Robert Seale Roy Shepard Odell Smith i V K ,LJ R S. L. Staton Perry Webb Richard Springer A. E. Warren I-'md Worrell U. 4 w. an ,Nm M 3 is SCENES from 3'-QNDUSTRIAL EDUCATION DEPT 1. Bodyicxnd Fender 2. Auto Mechanics 3. Electricity 4. Brickx Masonry 5. Carpentry wp--.Q MAQN QS iffy EVENT :rs Q , 4 5 f ' Eff fl , AQ .E.RgISIHVIfIINI DAY I. E. C. J. C. mms FOR X 1 1 4iffn t! 7 'fmt -i A N. 1 df W 0' 4 'I5'fM?f ' 4 ' ,gf 5' 'V ff-3' a 5 Li 5: sr 'M 4 X sf. ll ffnf, :N .U ik G N 1 'g g 5 ,I .gg R K1 9 I fu- .u , I ' 1 I P A mu , -R 'wr 1 rim -1 M x 4 . S i 1 4- 'J 46' 41 f v-5 I8 X Y. r' snap- . fxfw Kg' If . 1.3 'A H 554- Q , 1 X V' 'Y' le 71' ' Q .4 V 7! -' -f, f I if 'Ihr '?2-fy' F :,,,. -I rs' ,- X 24 5 Jil? X , X9 'Q L H X P1 F, .4- dw Af' 2 MISS E. . . LOUISE WARE MR. E. C. J. C. JAMES MADDEN ,J i , ta xxx wx Jr .......... ,......- . 4.4 QI? 1 14? ' , V, , X ' 'Q ' ,Q Z1 1' mam, 1 A Q- . -m. , miff.-NI? 4- 155-13, W' I I f lb, AA x ,Pj wh .f WL- ' f 0 9 'X I ,QI ' 51.4. if , , v- ,. ' ML s x ' 4 4 '-ay.. 'fs I , . Vx K .. A flax Ns, Q 'sa . ki ' .-I . ,LU1 5 'Q-vt L ,ni 'ff r 1 1 ' fi i . ,W O ' .rr ' 5 Jfwfx Nl . J' o-4 ' r' r 5:71 1 L fu 335' if ,,,. :nl f '4 f xi' M 5- 4 ' lv P , -.3 J . x , 1 8 , 9+ EB . .-a..,, C331 wi 16' x .sg :GOI ii' t -iv-v-so S95 X- mf' w 1 -.uit -if 3 5 -'-in JOANN I I I I I I I I I E 3 3 I L CHARLOTTE WELLS I BRACKEEN M I DORIS HUNIPHREYS ,, 15 BARBARA HUSBANDS JAN WEEIVIS 35? 52-1 FRA KLI EQ?- -aug! f-6 fp? ref? f' 7 L ' ,,...a-4 1 ll 1, K.. 5 ' -rf -..bm . -- .l,.g,..L RUTHINE FERGUSON -an-.M ati' MADDE 4 sw lu fr, 42, 49 f :,. U I .,1, of- 'n in-.. .QF ff ,g I ----W X R K' J is-my f JQURQQ --writ JF-. 4 O Q- Gln 1 ,. ,qv bw--N fu . , -- W-ffwf if n- H 4 fi x W 1. m 1 V-. fha-'H 4' S ,imfxfd-' --1.-1 4, 4 's --11, , -l I V . X. V -... , W., 1: A' 04551 .73 .I : .hw , , gin.. . Nam,-..,,. - A A-. 'H' K ,..L- . -' 'P . . . l-5,a,-x .avg-,, 4 H -lu - - 'Ilia W., - --me-.W 1,,,. A Q ' 5'if IM IRAWMPN .ff If JULIA UPWN PEIDPLES N17 DENVER BRACKEEN AA,V ' LUCILLE WOOD VONNHGSNHTH OLIVE DOYLE EDWINA BREAZEALE JERRY WILLIAMSON I f S N. K, MAY Q EE ELL IVIYATT 45'-2 . O K-3 O. I' ' f 'x J, ,, I J , 2 . ,gl . 'k.sWq. ,f A inf, wr... 1 I 4.56, gh, 3 .,, 15.-,,'. .Y .5 Y ' ' U ',-,. -v ,. 5 fs . 'H . N: . wx. Q., u 0f7dff12affbff5 1- LPH LPH EP ILO OFFICERS HORACE MCCOWAN President W1-XYLON COBB Vice-President MARZENE DOVE Secretary PURPOSE To promote the social and economic welfare of the engineer: to stimulate public service in the profession, to encourage and develop the efficiency of the engineer, and to promote unity in the profession. Charles Parks Ioe Lewis Horace McCowan Marzene Dove Iimmy Keahey Bobby Price MEMBERS MR. EARL W. TERRELL, Sponsor Waylon Cobb Vedell Dennis Vincent McKinnon Wallace Wall Iimmy Helms 'rf S+'-Q' IC IGA OFFICERS IACK HOUSTON President. lst Semester WALTERINE HERRINGTON President, 2nd Semester DONALD RIGLER Vice-President MARTHAT ANN MCMILLAN Secretary PURPOSE To get information concerning the various fields of the medical field and help members decide upon a vocation: to get catalogs and bulletins from other colleges and from hospitals concerning the training offered in the school and hospital. MEMBERS LGITICII Weems Martha Ann McMillan l0h1'1I1Y l0I'19S lack Houston Iurnes Madden Donald Rigler Duane Burgess Norman Dallas Walterine Herrington Gwin Evans MR. F. E. LEATHERWOOD, Sponsor I I l T1 DRAMA CL ' OFFICERS IANE TODD President CECIL MURRAY Vice-President IEAN BROWN IRBY Secretary MURRAY ALLEN Treasurer PURPOSE Provides an opportunity for those interested in dramatics to participate lane Todd lean Irby Frances Cook Ian Weems Nell Myatt Sara Aycock Murray Allen Glen Eaves Ann Graham Don Rawson Iames Croxton S. F. Carlisle Wanda Ferguson lane Iohnson Peggy Shirley various activities ot this field Shirley Hardy Edwinia Brazeale Maurice Smith Iimmy Keahey Bobby Caldwell Sue Franklin Swinton Hill Ierry Williamson Pat Browning Leonard Browning Ruthine Furgerson Becky Roberts Macie Massey Barbara Husbands Martha Milling lack Partridge Connie Smith Charles Munn Eva Boggan Murray Allen Wade Morris Norman Thomas Elwin Norris Cecil Murray Ioe Lewis loe Massey Sue Iolmson Grayson McMullan Keith Howle in DELT P I EC The honorary dramatic fraternity-for active participation in play production MEMBERS Ierry Williamson Nell Myatt Barbara Husbands Ian Weems lack Partridge Ioe Lewis Frances Cook Connie Smith Cecil Murray Norman Thomas Sara Aycock Iane Todd H. K. SLOTHOWER, Sponsor TI-IE ANNUAL DRAMA CLUB AWARDS FOR 1950-51 Ioe Massey S. F. Carlisle lean Irby Iimmy Keahey lane Iohnson Donald Rawson BEST ACTRESS Ian Weems as MARY in Family Portrait BEST ACTOR Cecil Murray as BOTTOM in A Midsummer Night's Dream BEST SUPPORTING Iane Iohnson as PUCK in A Midsummer Night's Dream ACTRESS Barbara Husbands as TITANIA in A Midsummer Night s Dream BEST SUPPORTING Connie Smith as QUINCE in A Midsummer Night's Dream ACTOR Ierry Williamson as SIMON in Family Portrait FOR SUPERIOR lane Todd as MARY CLEOPHAS in Family Portrait CHARACTER ACTING Nell Myatt as MARY OF MAGDALA in Family Portrait SPECIAL TECH ACHIEVEMENTI AWARD Ioe Lewis for lighting A Midsummer Night's Dream Cast of Family Portrait A Midsummer Night s Dream EUT RE TEACHER OE A ERICA IACK PARTRIDGE IAMES BRADFORD EDNA HOLLINGSWORTH ROSEMARY IOHNSON BOBBY CALDWELL MRS. IANIE SULLIVAN Ioyce Ashley Marvene Adcock Marie Barrett Iames Bradford Barbara Bridges Frances Burt Bobby Caldwell Ruby Mae Croxton Brenice Dempsey Ioella Chipley Louise Dixon Olive Doyle Wilmer Fulton Phyllis Hatch Bettie Peoples Peggy Hunt Ann Iames OFFICERS President, lst Semester President, 2nd Semester Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor PURPOSE To develop an organization which will be an integral part of state. and national educational associations: to acquaint students with the teaching profession MEMBERS Genell Iames Doris Nowell Bill Phillips Will Wooten Bobbie Shaw Ellen Stokes Syble White Billi Scott Adell Russell Emma Stuart Donald Marshall Mildred Stuart Iohnnis Smith Merrell Turner Willie Thompson Iuanita Myres Lataye Newsome lack Partridge Ella Loper Mike Gamblin Clara Hardy Vivian Graham Marjorie Melton Nan Kirkpatrick Rose Iohnson Laquita Payne Gwen Pilgrim Maurice Smith Louie Weatherford Catherine Williams Donald Rawson Virginia Regan Lanelle Atkinson Iohnnie Sharp ...-. -3 MEMBERS GLEE CL OFFICERS IANIECE SMITH President IERRY WILLIAMSON Vice-President EVA NELL BOGGAN Secretary IUNE ADDKISON Librarian The Glee Club renders very valuable as well as beautiful service to our school. In addition to regular programs during the year they make a spring tour oi various towns in the district. Iune Addkison Esther Alderman Marlene Bedwell Clera Hollingsworth Betty McMullan Grayson McMullan Willie Mae Lowery Eva Dean Snowden Walterine Moore Clifton Thomton Charles McNair Nanch Walton Eva Boggan lane Todd lean Comans Ianys Ming Sonya Wood Mary Easom Pat Iohnson Charles Munn Conrad Smith Iames Breland Billie Wright Edwinia Breazele Wanda Ferguson lane Iohnson V. C. Marter MRS. CARRIE LEE MADDEN, Director Sue Franklin Martha Milling Glenda Burkes Ianiece Smith Murray Germany Ierry Williamson Sissie Graham Elizabeth Nester Iackie Younge Charlene Amis Sara Reagan Eddie Rae Loper Barbara Husbands Elaine Spence I TERNATIO REL TIO CL B OFFICERS BOBBY CALDWELL President ELLA MAE LOPER Vice-President EDNA HOLLINGSWORTH Secretary PEGGY HARRELL Treasurer PURPOSE To promote an understanding of problems of intemational relations MEMBERS Peggy Harrell Clara Ann Iohnson Ella Mae Loper Blanche Wiggins IoAnn Iohnson Conrad Smith Ioan Meador Bobby Caldwell Nancy Dell Herrington Iulia Upton Ruth Richie Iane Iohnson Edna Hollingsworth Mike Gamblin Sara Williams Clara Annie Hardy Mary Frank Iohnson Marvene Adcock MR. W. A. WALKER, Sponsor F Tlltll BUSINFLS LEADEIV 0F ANIERICA .V 5 . A - QQ 'lf l lfilal l OFFICERS SHIRLEY HARDY President MARGARET GERMANY Vice-President CAROLYN WAGGONER Secretary- Treasurer BETTY PAYNE Reporter LACRESSA HENRY Program Chairman PURPOSE To quality its members to hold better places in the business world MEMBERS Angelyn Blackburn Carolyn Fulton Sarah Craft Elingr Wogd Elizabeth Bunlyn Dezree Cqffey Billie l- Tl'l1'ClSl'1 Wanda Ferguson Dorothy Smith Iohnnie Eva Ray Fay Thompson Betty Kathryn Roberts Iqck Spivey Charles Rigler Beryle Womble B- V- Walton l. W. BEDWELL. Sponsor DIO CL mm, ,. 'I .Jyff N Y wr, ,1.,,,,,,v 0 ' 'S OFFICERS President WADE MORRIS 'Vice-President Sgcfetqry MEMBERS lean Brown Irby Nancy Wlaton Edwina Brezele Frances Hutton Maurice Smith Ierry Williamson Elwin Norris Charles Munn Ellen Stokes Walterine Moore Norman Thomas Martha Milling Wade Morris Philip Hutton H. KEITH SLOTHOWER, Sponsor PROJECTIO CL OFFICERS FRED IONES President IOHNNY IONES Vice-President DWANDA WEATHERFORD Secretary The Projection-Audio-Visual Club was organized this year to train students in the operation of projection equipment for their own use as well as in aiding in the schoo1's audiovisual department MEMBERS Fred Iones Norman Dallas Horace McGowan Louie Weatherford Iohnny Iones Donald Marshall Murray Allen Iack Spivey Wayland Cobb Carey Livingston Dwanda Weatherford Phillip Hutton Mickey Hudspeth Keith Howl Oren Hardy Iames Ryals Mickey Smith Henry Killens MR. F. E. LEATHERWOOD and MR. R. G. ROBERTS. Advisors IND MAKER CLUB OFFICERS DWANDA WEATHERFORD President, lst Semester FREDA GARDNER President, 2nd Semester BARBARA NICHOLSON Vice-President ADELL RUSSELL Secretary PURPOSE To make better homemakers of the girls of East Central Iunior College MEMBERS Iacqueline Adkins Ioella Chipley Patsy Cleveland Ruthine Ferguson Sue Franklin Carolyn Fulton Ann Graham Freda Gardner Margaline Heflin Nett Dodson Sue Iohnson Carolyn Iames Martha Ann McMillan Margaret McKinney Barbara Nicholson Bettie Ann Peoples Adell Russell Billie Iewel Thrash Helen Ann Usher MRS. A. D.CLYBURN.Sponsor Iohnnie Rae Barbara Bridges Ann Kirkpatrick Walterine Moore Louise Dixon Iuanita Myres Dwanda Weatherford Catherine Williams Ruth Richardson Elon Mitchell GRIC LT RE 5 I I if in sg . I ' -. wt- at A- - GRAYSON MCMULLAN WILLIE THOMPSON DOLPHUS P. WILLIAMSON RUFUS D. WHITE PI-HLLIP HUTTON WILLIAM HARRIS IOHN R. BURNHAM SHELBY WILLIAMSON HOWARD MOREI-IEAD ,. , ..-L 1 ,.., , , 0... .... ....-,,....,Jc..-.Ae -fm 4 .4.,-,.,.,. , a..h. OFFICERS President lst Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Secretary cmd Treasurer Reporter Iustice of Peace Assistant Iustice of Peace Program Committee Chairman Member at Large PURPOSE To acquaint members with opportunities in the field of agriculture NON-OFFICERS MEMBERS Billy Aron Gordon Erwin Burt Flynt Culpepper Glen Eaves Iohn Fulton Oren I. Hardy Bob Hamill Kermit Hitt Colton Iolly Fred Iones Ioe Rease Bennie Regdon G. L. PALMER Advisor 15 ggi Il fl. X' .,' ADY. . NL P, OFFICERS FRANCES COOK MARGARET MCKINNEY DUANE BURGESS LILLIAN THOMAS BILLIE IEWEL THRASH PURPOSE To realize a full creative lite through a Betty Freeny Betty Peoples Willia Mae Lowery Walterine Moore Ierry Williamson Margaret McKinney Carolyn Waggoner Margaret Ramsey Ruth Richardson Carolyn Fulton Lanell Fulton Martha Milling Ruthine Ferguson Ella Loper Ellen Stokes Gwen Pilgrim Billie Thrash MEMBERS Doris Bobo Bobbie Shaw Louise Ware Billie Wright Clara Hardy Frances Burt lack Spivey Ruby Croxton Murray Allen Peggy Shirley Ioella Chipley Louise Rives Frances Cook Rufus White Elinor Woods Glenda Burkes Duane Burgess Beryl Womble Sw, A President lst Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Program Chairman growing knowledge of God Nancy Walton Betty Halford Iames Bradford Iohnnie Iones Lacressa Henry Sara Williams Barbara Bridges Frieda Gardner Iackie Atkins Betty Halford Marlon Moore Dot Smith Marvene Adcock Wanda Furgerson Bobby Caldwell Iames Breland Lillian Thomas MRS. IANIE SULLIVAN and MR. THOMAS MCCANN. Advisors A Y 5 i qi L l if ' l Q1 25 Q ' I t ET I TER FELWWSHIP f 3 V -1 'T MEMBERS Bill Phillips Iohnny Iones Pete Kemp Becky Roberts Adele Russell Nell Atkinson Rose Iohnson Barbara Nicholson OFFICERS and MEMBERS BARBARA NICHOLSON President ADELE RUSSELL Vice-President ROSEMARY IOHNSON Secretary The WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP like the other religious organizations on the campus stands as a connecting link between the college and the church. These organizations, the WESLEY FOUNDATION. the B. S. U., NOONDAY PRAYER SERVICE, VESPER. and Y. M. and Y. W. form a spiritual nucleus which endeavors to develop the strongest iniluence in our campus life. They strive to keep first things first. WE L Y FOUNDATIO OFFICERS ELWIN MORRIS lst Semester President IAN WEEMS 2nd Semester President IANE TODD Vice-President IANIECE SMITH Secretary LOUISE WARE General Program Chairman The Wesley Foundation, seeks to develop leadership and to strengthen the bonds of Christian fellowship among the Methodist students and those of other denominations who affiliate with the Methodists on the campus. Lacressa Henry lane Todd Frances Cook Beryl Womble Lamar Weems Sarah Craft Elwin Norris MEMBERS ,,1,, Ierry' Williamson Bobby Caldwell Sue Iohnson Louse Ware Bohby' Shaw Frances Burt Mary Frank Iohnson Ianiece Smith REV. A. M. ELLISON IoEl1a Chipley Carolyn Waggoner Ian Weems Betty Peoples Margaret Germany Sue Franklin Nell Wyatt .i,L-,. if - - Q. Ar'-. , BAPTI T ST DE T UNIO COU CIL fxyg. 1 v. - S. F. CARLISLE SARA AYCOCK DUANE BURGESS MARGARET MCKINNEY IOANN IOHNSON NANCY HERRINGTON PAT BROWNING RUTH RICHARDSON BARBARA HUSBANDS MARTHA MILLING ANN GRAHAM IAYNCE IVIING PATSY CLEVELAND COUNCIL pJgg.g,g,g, .. , , ffqnfb-my lst Semester President Znd Semester President 2nd Vice-President 3rd Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Y. W. A. Representative Training Union Representative Sunday School 'Representative Chorister Pianist ' Publicity Chairman Assistant Publicity Chairman Paper Editor The Baptist Union is the connecting link between the College and the local. Church. The membership of B. S. U. is made up of all students who have ioined one of the organizations of the local Church, such-as a Sunday School Class, Training Union or Young Women' Auxiliary. He also becomes a mem- ber by joining the local Church. The Baptist Student Union elects an Executive Council of twelve to fifteen members to serve as leaders in co-ordinating the work among the Baptist Students on the campus. NAITONA UARD Sgt Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Plc. Plc. Pic. SERVICE BATTERY. 932nd FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION President Truman's National Emergency Declaration which called into service our National Guard Unit in Ianuary 1951, gave us as a school and as individuals a profound emotional shock. We stand at attention and salute them! E. C. I. C. NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERS CAPTAIN LYNN D, FERGUSON . . . Commanding Officer 1-Class lack Partridge . Denver Brackeen . S. F. Carlisle . Iack Adams . Iames P. Hurst . Mose Muse . Hennan Robinson . Kenneth Blackbum Travis Cates Otis Cooksey Carl O. Iaclrson Pfc. Pfc. Pic. Pic. Pic. Pvt Pvt Rct Rct Rct Hassel C. Ienldns Iimrny Keahey Bob Lassetter Howard Sessums Merril Turner Iacob Gibbs William McElhenny Billy Gatewood Ioe F. Shepard William Williamson a Y :YQ 1 . it Agn,-if , ' .A fra' 4 M16 flZ'5 .J ,Wuxi +-f--wxess '-f 1 ' g -idk-4 I Ol-IN GRACE HILLERY HORNE Bacldield Coach Head Coach A great football season unraveled at East Central in 1951 as the Decatur Warriors racked up a record of eight wins against only three losses. Head Coach Hillery Horne and Backfield Coach Iohn Grace administered coaching skill to the fullest extent to forty eager young men who came to East Central Iunior College because they had that inner desire to play foot- ball and to bring to their school triumphant victories. Eleven players returned to East Central from the 1949 squad and a horde of Freshmen talent added their skill to Coach Horne's system which gave eleven junior colleges stiff competition during the three months. Yes, the 1950 season was a great year for Decatur- the players scoring the victories and the student body behind them at every game. y Q if f 'ffff 'xv f, 1 ye! gf x I was t E3 '- Z 1 ft , Co-Captains, Pope and Donald C. G. Rives Sam Rutigliano EAST CENTRAL 46 SUNFLOWEB 0 The Warriors began the 1951 season with a bang by an overwhelming 46-U victory over Sunflower Iunior College. Almost the entire game was played in Moorhead territory with the Trojans threatening only once and this during the last quarter. There were two outstanding plays by the Warriors. The first outstanding play was the opening kick-oft when Sam Miley raced ninety-one yards for a score. aided by the precision blocks by the Warrior line-men and a key block by W. S. Donald. The other outstanding play was a sixty-four yard run for a touchdown by Pete Lee late in the third quarter. Sam Miley. Tip Canady, Ioe Blanco, Charles Duffy and Hopper Thomas scored. W. S. Donald Sam Thomas r .. My 2 . '- ,,...,f't x I v Earl Williams Billy Bames EAST CENTRAL 12 NORTHEAST 7 In the second game of the season the Warriors travelled to Booneville only to retum victorious. This 12-7 victory for Decatur gave them a clear-cut title to the conference lead. The most outstanding player was Charles Duffy. Tip Canady also added his skill to the game to aid in the victory. C. G. Rives' skill at tackle was aptly used and became a deciding factor. This game was a rough one. Decatur was penalized 100 yards. The Warriors actually scored three touchdowns but one was called back because of a clipping penalty. Booneville's only score occurred in the fourth quarter on a flat pass which covered about 60 yards. Charles Williams TODY HCIYIDOI' 513:-'Q-if fre.-T 34, 31-,gfi H 'ery 7 . , 1 P-'v THQ' Lui TV ff: -' 'FU W . , - ' ' ' ' ' 'Ji Q . , X 0 Perry Lowery Mickey George EAST CENTRAL 19 ELLISVILLE 0 Decatur brought home the bacon when they won the third straight game of the season by downing the mighty Ellisville Bobcats 19-U. The score was not indicative of the mighty yardage battle that raged from beginning to end of the game. The first tvvo touchdowns of the game were spectacular. Tip Canady tore through the line six yards for the first touchdown with nine seconds remaining in the first half. Earl Williams dribbled around end to clip nine yards and a touchdown in the third quarter. Iackie Pope helped to roll up the score for East Central after altemate runs by himself. Canady. Miley .and Duffy. As we well lmow the backs couldn't make such brilliant plays without the team work and cooperation of such linemen leaders as Bobby Price. C. G. Rives. Sam Rutigliano. Tony Harbor. Tony Taylor, and Bay Warren. Ioe Blanco ff A Jw IL r s N. -vv-x -ah: Qvl Buddy Dees Hopper Thomas EAST CENTRAL 32 SOUTHWEST 20 Following the defeat by Goodman. the Warriors tightened up to win an easy victory over the previously unbeaten Summit Bears. The Warriors were the aggressors during the entire game making fifteen first downs to Summit's six. Earl Williams and Tip Canady accounted for twelve points each while Billy Barnes scored one touchdown. Outstanding players in the backfield were Earl Williams, Billy Barnes. Charles Williams, Sam Miley, and Buddy Dees. Playing expertly in the line were Bobby Price. C. G. Rives, Tony Taylor, Steve Webb, and Sam Rutigliano. Tip Canady completed tive passes to Rutigliano and two to Ray Warren. fray , if ff f f . U 51 Q M' ,, ., , 1 1 Q we 'E , A . ff fr, ftf cfgg l , wig: i I tjhwg gif I fi? - 3 X, ' ff , fr ' ' ' 1' Bat D. A. Steve nlifrl Iohnson Wallace Webb W1ll1GmS 5 -.il 4 mr l -an Q! if . f --.x--...,-+A,,,,,- Y ,ii v- - if '32 Carter Iames Donald V. C. Elliot Crosby Addikson Martor EAST CENTRAL 39 EAST MISSISSIPPI 14 Next comes a game which no one needs a year book to remind them ot. It was the Saturday night of October 28, and we all piled into cars and busses and went over to Meridian's Bay Stadium to play Scooba. Now Scooba was the pre-game favorite and had been beating the socks off everything they had met. They even had cr feeling that they would go to the Little Rose Bowl. Scatbacks Charles Duffy and Earl Williams and line busters Sam Miley and Tip Canady gained Decatur an early lead which held throughout the game. Playing professional type football the Warriors even held the heavy Lions for four downs on the one foot line. Rest was in order after this victory and a rest it was for we had no school the following Monday. I im Iohnson Wyatt Davis 4-G W. L '1'?': ,Jr -N 5 is sf if sl xt 'M i I 3 X wg 3 Charles Doug Conrad Truman Duifee Clower Smith Hollaway EAST CENTRAL 40 NORTHWEST 7 Coach Horne cleared the bench on the cool night of November 4, and played every man to defeat Senatobia 40-7. The Warriors. scoring almost at will, ran up an early lead which held throughout. Sam Rutigliano scored twelve points for East Central. Buddy Dees accounted for six points, Billy Barns made six, and Hopper Thomas scored a touchdown and four extra points. East Central made eighteen first downs to Senatobia's seven. EAST CENTRAL 0 PEARL RIVER 20 EAST CENTRAL 0 I-IINDS 19 EAST CENTRAL 20 HOLMES 24 Bobbie Price Bill Smith Tip Canady 'Q'-A - ---- THE CHEERLEADERS ilu! Shirley Hardy, Charlotte Brackeen, Bob Hamil. Sarah Williams, Vernon Baker, Pat Browning, Betty Payne EAST CENTRAL 39 CO-LIN 14 East Central's 1950 game with Wesson was their first win over the Wolves in twelve years. The locals made this a decisive victory through beating Co- Lin 39-14. Hopper Thomas lead the scoring and scored twenty-one points on plunges of three, two, and seven yards. Earl Williams carried the ball on two pay off trips-one a beautiful sixty-eight yard punt return. Ray Warren, Sam Rutigliano, and Mickey George completed passes which were valuable in setting up three touchdowns. EAST CENTRAL 46 PERKINSTON 7 , QUEEN A T T E N D A N T S IANIECE SMITH NETTE DODSON IOANN IOHNSON HOME 0 U E E N JANIENCE SMITH .Q 'fi a 1 K 5 4 fy f A I -9 1 K ,ic ,.J, -,315 ---- Y W i KETB LL rli1lUiH--U-lQ1 ?wQlll n if -1 if hliiiliiiiiniuxanmdnawu iii 11 -ilQP'GMT5l'l ldfw QNX! 1 fi li u ' an Front Row Mgr. Wilmer Fulton, Iackie Ethridge. William Pogue. Charles McMullan. Harold Thomas Second Row Coach Vincent, Iames Bradford, Milton Iohnson. Sam Rutigliano. Richard Harris, Iames Iohnson. Cpl. Denver Brackeen Hermon Robinson Bob Lasseter Will Wooten I. P. Hurst Bobbie Caldwell lu Howard Sessums Denver Brackeen r. -' L' X. VVEQ . 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Carolyn Waggoner tManagerJ BOYS CONFERENCE GAMES GIRLS CONFERENCE GAMES Decatur 70 Scooba 45 Decatur Scooba 57 Hinds 40 Hinds 59 Poplarville 54 Poplarville 80 Perlcinston 66 Perldnston 53 Wesson 39 Scooba 73 Summit 38 Wesson 92 Ellisville 52 Summit 64 Moorehead 63 Ellisville 80 Senatobia 61 Moorehead 67 Senatobia 54 Senatobia 60 Fulton 47 Senatobia 60 Hinds 44 Fulton 51 Fulton 54 Hinds 44 Booneville 68 Fulton 67 Ellisville 72 Booneville 62 Goodman 87 Ellisville 67 Goodman 60 Goodman 58 Moorehead 45 Goodman 49 Scooba 59 Moorehead 36 Poplarville 56 Scooba 72 Perlcinston 65 Poplarville 49 Booneville 58 Perlcinston 7 l Summit 56 33 Booneville 52 Wesson 67 927 Total 1493 1350 ii..-1-1- M , B 4. va 1iIl'1l' 1!T -FEES H HWY 6 ' :Q lr5.f...Q,,A2IH-- f ' sv . 5' ' -M 1 Wffilsi 'ISI :ii-1 W E1 ll 1 igj 8-fn 4 Lf aj 1 111 ll lhj ll iji Bl ill lil 111 H1 ll QQUV' Siiill div' lllQQ Elk. 1lQ 'YI-I 1 IILLB11 Ioan Meador Mariorie Melton A1111 K5IkPUf1'iCk Doi Smith Lillian Thgmqs Fay Newsom f 'i'x1n:f-1557 'lem gigs: 113111 N it lun was ' 11 ' lull ex E1 C I 3 li - I ZQEHI E 1g1Q C- ii --Q liigg 18:1 i 1 il' ll 11 QQ ltli ui intl, ri if in Ill ili IQIQI ' l 'I!i' limi Hlllli 3'57 Elk'1l talllilmu ?'z'.'T 'fwl.'L amz urwsna 11.9 U- if-f' 'main mmznn NEQ1! :usa 'e:x.'l 1 if 'iw -9255 NJfVii 4 -'gl Q si ' i7wm 2 I . ebb uv ,-Q ,... -A Q ,S xiii -.,QVk,L, V ,AZ 1, f V, -A I at - de ' ' X ' ' ' 'WM24 4 NVE its I Q. ww E X X. 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K' ' B fy 55? n l A J M mfg ' ' ' ' iw ,Y 57, . , 2 gf-V, , v 4, , A A r Mm ,W ,WM Q b ,X P' fl f :WF A 4 f -c fm V aww wg ,: , ' A -1 ' 'km-r -7,--ff - Vivian Graham F Qi -15F7'!.wvh- lwa,-:,.2'.rrf ' 31 ' 41 ,J W1 'W' Y Q liB:ig,J mv up.. 'YA l - ln' '-'T 'lf l . 'L ,X .4 ,.1. , i if .bq . Y ,.. ,- ,fr 1 JP... '1- . .W '. 'uv E W ,fi-18 5.62125 2542 R5 E 2 ' if lf IF ff-1-.f fs' .... M. ... 95-Se! lv + ' :M , + Builders' Hardware 8: Supply, Inc. From Foundation to Chimney Top Phone 4621 Forest, Mississippi W. F. Stevens 8: Co. House of Snappy Styles Ready-to-Wear, Clothing. Shoes, Hats Forest. Mississippi 1.0, 1... . L. , 1. . Thomas Great M. Store R. L. Burns, Mgr. Dial 539I Forest. Mississippi Compliments of Collier Implement Co. G. D. Collier, Owner Forest. Mississippi BEST WISHES East Central Junior College Dr. 6. Mrs. Carlton Kelly F orest. Mississippi Compliments of H. B. McCrory Forest. Mississippi Compliments of Lott Furniture Company Dealers in a general line of furniture Dial 206 I Forest, Mississippi in ln- ll.. -H. -nt mi tn. ml ln. tm In an 1 Compliments ot WEBB'S GROCERY cmd MEAT MARKET Phone 449 Louisville, Mississippi Compliments of The Fair Company 1905-1951 Louisville-Noxcxpater Mississippi Compliments of DUCK'S SHOPPE LADIES READY-TO WEAR NOVELTIES-MILLINERY 113 Main Louisville. Mississippi In un un ma nu nu Compliments of Volunteer Food Store Louisville, Mississippi Compliments of Citizens Bank 8: Trust C o m p a n y The Bank of Friendly Service Louisville, Mississippi Ill! llll Compliments ot AYNVON DRIVE INN Phone 9I20 Louisville. Mississippi Compliments ol THE RADIO CAFE A Good Place to Eat Louisville, Mississippi Compliments of J. W1 LYLE WHOLESALE Louisville, Mississippi PASTURE DREAM F orseeding and Enriching Pastures i Manufactured by Taylor Machine Works Louisville, Mississippi COMPLIMENTS -QF- A FRIEND Compliments ot Calhoun's Feed and Seed Store A complete line oi Feeds and Seeds FOREST. MISSISSIPPI I I : COMPLIMENTS Compliments oi of m I F Carleton Oil Company P. J. s I s Union. Mississippi I I uNloN Bus STATION 5 Compumemsoi E IRENES sl-IQPPE IF YOUR WIFE IS A BUM COOK. I KEEP HER FOR A PET- I Out of the way but lessfto pay Eat Here I 414 Decatur Street L. o. DRISKELL. Mgf. g Phone 3701 Union, Mississippi Union, Mississippi I ,.....,,....,- .,.. --,,...i- , ., .. .... ... -.., i...... -..I--.,.... ......-..-.U-.,.-.. COMPLIMENTS OF I. R. BUCKWALTER LUMBER COMPANY Union, Mississippi I + ,P -F 4' COMPLIMENTS OF THE PEOPLES' BANK GF UNION Member F.D.I.C. Union, Mississippi Compliments Compliments of Freeman's Depi. Sfore , Keen's Jewelry Siore Union, Mississippi Union, Mississippi I COMPLIMENTS OF LUKE AND COMPANY Union, Mississippi Compliments of W. L. Wl1i+e Hardware Co Union, Mississippi Say I+ Wi+h Flowers - FROM - GARDNER'S FLORIST Union, Mississippi PHONE 2211 Compliments of P R I D E Union. Mississippi an W lu Compliments of CRAWFORD'S 5 8: IO Store Decatur, Mississippi COMPLIMENTS -QF- HUGH MATTHEWS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Purina Feeds and Baby Chicks Phone 322I Union, Mississippi +-- - ---- -- ----- -1- COMPLIMENTS OF WALTON BROS. HARDWARE General Hardware Building Materials Phone 2545 DECATUR. MISSISSIPPI nn un um un nu mi --im nu um me nu un Im me um vm BLACKBURNS BROTHERS COMPANY Hardware and Furniiure DECATUR, MISSISSIPPI E I G I L E S Compliments of DRY GOODS READY-TO-WEAR Gaune's S+ore Norge Appliances Decatur, Mississippi el. 2645 Decatur. Miss 5 Compliments ol Compliments Aclcly's Seed Siore VAN El-TEN CAFE Where Food is Well Prepared Decatur' Misslsslppi I Dial 2784 Dsssiiii. Mississippi 1 , -. 141.-1. -.. .,.. .. .. -. .. , -... , .....4...-,.,.- .... -...- ...- COMPLIMENTS I OF I coMPLnv1ENTs Decaiur EIec'Iric I OF Appliance Siore I YOUR G. E. DEALER I A Friend Decatur, Mississippi I COMPSPIYIENTS I Compliments oi N I C H O L S I COLLEGE DRUG STORE JEWELRY SHOP PHONE 2482 Iewelry and Watch Repairs I Decatur, Mississippi i Decatur' MISSISSIPPI Thames Tractor 8: Equipmeni' Co. -AND- Pure Oil Service Siaiion DECATUR, MISSISSIPPI PICTURES OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PEOPLE IN THE WORLD ARE IN THIS BOOK CMy Customersl May God Bless Them DECATUR CLEANERS DECATUR MISSISSIPPI -1-x + Compliments OF McKAY FLORIST Philadelphia, Miss. Compliments of PHILADELPHIA CONCRETE WORKS F. M. WIGGINS C. D. MCNEESE Philadelphia, Miss. NICHOLSON'S GARAGE Sales --- Service Dodge-PIymouI'I1 PHILADELPHIA, MISS The Neshoba Democral' Serving the People in This Area Since 1881 PI'1iIacIeIphia, Miss. In ' nu m u + BANK OF PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA, MISS. Compliments of Henderson Molpus Lumber Co. PHILADELPHIA, MISS. Y Y - - l 'l'1i'l i'4--' -1' 'I -'- ---M---' 1- 'i-- - 'I A --w-- .-i -7- -.. I- ii - - . . I .--,i,.- i.i,,....,,- THE CITIZENS BANK MemberFDIC Philadelphia, Mississippi - . -1 ...- , , ..-...... -i.--- 1. ..... ... ...im-V -., ......u-ini..-,..., -,, ,,,, WHITE AUTO CGMPANY Sales and Service Chevrolet Poniiac-Cadillac-GMC Union, lV.lississippi Philadelphia, 1VIiss. ...W -..., ,.-W... ,v ,W L ,,,, , ,-, M, U A,-, 1, ,, ,-,1,,-Yv.,,,:A 3T,,,.,,, J . E . P C P E Distributor of Texaco Petroleum Products Firestone Tires and Tubes Box 237 Phone IO4 PHILADELPHIA MISSISSIPPI - .... - . ii H, 7 , I- ,IVY Ii iw W, mi , sm N.. mi COMPLIMENTS OF A. Deweese Lumber Company Philadelphia, Mississippi CAMMILLE'S SHOPPE Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Millinery and Novelties PHONE 720 Philadelphia, Miss. lNGRAM'S ON MAIN Women's and Children's Apparel 302 W. Main Philadelphia, Miss. . . . .. fn.. . . -...,-, lu.. .... . M 8' N M0-I-ORS I Russell Dry Goods Co. STUDEBAKER a FREENY8.SON SERVICE PHILADELPHIA, MISSISSIPPI And Friendly Shoe Store Carthage, Mississippi C. P. Russell, Proprietor S. 8: N. CHEVRCLET CCMPANY Sales - - - Service Carthage, Mississippi H. A. SPEIGHTS L. W. NESTER Compliments ol Compliments THE CARTHAGE BANK GUNN'S DAIRY Solid Sound Successful G' W' GUNN' owne' . . . . Grade A CIIIIIIIIIIJII' MISSISSIPPI Pasteurized Products Member Federal Deposit Insurance P. O. Box 67 C 'P'm'mon I MORTON, MISSISSIPPI I Compliments of LOGAN 81 BUCKLEY Dial Come and try our Eats Soufhland Res+auran'r 'Ili you want a Treat. LAKE, MISSISSIPPI NEWTON. IVIISSISSIPPI It MORTON MOTCR COMPANY Sales and Service Dial 2I2l-2I3I Mor+on, Mississippi + ---- I-II A ees- I -I-I A A---I-I-It--I-IW -I- UNITED GAS Your Quick. Clean, Economical Natural Gas Servant Newton, Mississippi ... .... fs-4.., ,.. ,-,, ,,, Compliments of FELDMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE N ewton. Mississippi For Your Needs in Insurance - See . . . W. L. McMuIIan Insurance Agency N ewton. Mississippi I I I I I I NEWTGN 5 CCDUNTY BANK . I I I I Member FDIC I Newton. Mississippi Branches at LAKE AND HICKORY. MISSISSIPPI I A g M ,N -,M -Ip-I-I,,,,I Compliments of HAILEY'S HARDWARE Newton 6. Hickory, Miss. I I I Compliments of Edmonds Supply Store I Newton. Mississippi Phone 109 P. O. Box 25 I I I I 4. ,-H., ,,, -,, ,, I , , J, - .. -....,-,--,.. ...,,...4. , ,.,2. ' nn- u an nu In mv nu in u 5 Prin+ing Publishing Cffice Supplies THE NEWTON RECORD New+on, Mississippi 66Serving Newton County for More than 49 years It Belongs In Your Ice Box at Homeii D R I N K CLl6?Z New+on Coca-Cola BoH'ling Company Newfon, Mississippi 99 +-- , - .......,..,.. -, -,. s r Compliments p of I MAYFIELD MOTOR CO. ' Your Friendly Ford Dealer E Newton Mississippi McMullen Motor Company Your INTERNATIONAL DEALER Newton Mississippi COMPLIMENTS OF STUART C. IRBY COMPANY WHOLESALE Electrical Supplies and Lighting Fixtures 815 SOUTH STATE STREET IACKSON, MISSISSIPPI I 1 I Compliments I ot I , SOUTHERN PIPE AND I I I I Distributor of , Kohlen Plumbing 81 : Fixtures I I 102 22nd Ave Dial 2346 I MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI l I r -5-...--4--s-...- ... .-,- - .. ,I . Compliments of SUPPLY CO. CARDEN SERVICE STORE 7I4-23 Avenue MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI BRANNAN SPORTING GOODS CO 205 Government Street MOBILE, ALABAMA Distributors of Wilson Sporting Goods Phone 3-372I SUPERIOR COACH CORPORATION School and Passenger Coaches, Funeral Coaches and Ambulances Lima Ohio PEAVEY'S MELODY MUSIC COMPANY MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI BRCDOKSHIRES ICE CREAM A Real Healthy Food Meridian, Mississippi CGED t n x 1 P 5 BVQ , x l x U NJ .Z gl .:... J Ni'-. igh 'F 0 A 1- 'C'R .J 55' MY TALE IS TOLIl But before we write finish to this yearbook I would like to express my appre- ciation and gratitude to the people who have so unselfishly given their time. work . and advice in compiling this book. To the following I would like to give special thanks: ' Dr. Todd who has offered his assistance in whatever capacity needed. 0 Mrs. Newsome and Mr. Slothower who have so ably given advice and assistance. 0 Mr. Becker for his excellent art work. ' Pippen and Carstens Studios for their fine co-operation and excellent pictures. 0 B. V. Walton. Business Manager and Norman Thomas. Staff Photographer. for their outstanding work. 0 Macie. my wife. who has been an inspiring influence. 0 Wallace Engraving Co. for valuable advice. 0 All others who have helped me. 0 And to the annual staff may I say. Well Done. If we have made errors. I assure you they were made unintentionally. I OE D. MASSEY Editor-in-Chief I A' lruvvx +0 3+udQvxJr CQvxwLC-if 1,4UO1 1 I ' . 9 1 i V