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

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The date of 1928 was only the prelude of many such memories in the minds of numerous individuals in the East Central area of the state of Mississippi. In that year East Central junior College opened doors to experiences that would become golden opportunities to high school graduates in the five counties of Leake, Neshoba, Newton, Scott and Winston. To every high school in that area soon began to come echoes of college honors won of victories in exciting athletic contests for which gleaming trophies were awarded, and often dramatics and musical productions featured names of local boys and girls who had discovered talents that no one, not even themselves, had dreamed they possessed. SOME FIRSTS 1912 Acquisition of land 1946 College employs B.S.U. Director 1914 N.C.A.l-l.S. organized 1946 Honor Point system installed 1914 Administration Building 1947 Newton Hall 1915 jackson Hall 1947 Photography Dept added 1927 Neshoba Hall 1948 Senior Day 1928 Gymnasium 1948 Inter-com system installed 1928 jr. College laws passed 1948 Orientation classes begun 1929 Graduation 1949 Student Center 1930 Accreditation 1950 Cafeteria 1930 Commerce Building 1952 Silver Anniversary 1936 Scott Hall 1953 State Basketball Champions 1937 Wo-He-Lo 1953 Basketball-fourth in nation 1937 May Day 1953 Auditorium 1938 Drama Production 1955 Hall of Fame 1939 State Football Champions 1957 Newsome Hall 1945 Veteran's return to campus 1957 Todd Hall 1945 Band organized 1958 N. C . A . H . S . disbanded 1945 Tom-Tom 1960 Burton Library 1946 Winston Hall 1962 Student Center burned 1946 Leake Hall 1962 Cross Hall In this, the twenty fourth edition of the college yearbook, we celebrate thirty five years of achievement and growth in property and prestige. We pay tribute to the far- sighted founders of this institution who had the vision to see what a community college such as this could mean to youth. We honor those East Central graduates who, through the years, in the state and nation, have, by their achievements, built up extended esteem for the Alma Mata that the Wo-He-Lo of 1964 delights to extol. Hcwui ii ! u fnxbh S, yan...-..iA 1 'S 1? e M li 1--fw Mx' X ....- gi E 2 1 , M +5 H.. as . -'55, ,M . V -Af 'Q X. , M x I :I X 'E. Ak? ij!! T' ll I By 1930 the college had added dormitories, a gymnasium and a Home Economics and Science building. Mr. R.C. Pugh was the first President of the Institution. S-ince the school was co-educational, certain restrictions were imposed between the boys and girls. It was not deemed wise, however, to separate them entirely. They took their meals together and recited together, and at frequent intervals on Satuday and Sunday afternoons, the boys came to the girl's dormitory for an hour or two. There was an outdoor bell to call students to classes. COnce some prankster tied the tail of a cow to the rope of the bell and it rang for two hours .J Originally this institution was supported by three counties--Newton, Neshoba, and Scott. Later these were joined by Leake and Winston. More than thirty different major buildings with approximately 552, 000, 000 have been added to the three original buildings . The people of the area had at last realized the value of a college and were support- ing it wholeheartedly as they have done to the present day. 2 i East Central junior College evolved' in 1928 from the Newton County Agricultural High Schoolwhich had served the community since 1914. Beginning with three buildings used by the Newton County Agricultural High School fadministration building and boys dormitory pictured at lefty, the plant has expanded as needs arose and funds were avail- able, until it now includes forty-eight buildings, twelve of which are faculty residences. 1929 was the year it was fully decided that East Central would become a permanent junior college. There was two teachers, Mrs. W. W. Newsome taught English, History and Spanish and Mr. Robert Marshall taught Chemistry and Mathematics. There was an enrollment oftwenty and classes were held in the basement of the girl's dormitory. East Central junior College now owns atotal of 199 acres ofland located in and adjoining the town of Decatur. The campus proper is composed of approximately thirty-two acres. The enrollment had reached overthe five hundred mark, and the number of teachers has increased to the present total of thirty-eight. .Q , if 'lui how, -A..-gi-- 41 - -..ll 1. J. ' 5 ' Snow scene in the 1940's ,f f The first class of 1929. Mrs. W. W. Newsome, Sponsor. East Central had literary societies in 1929 and 1930. Since its beginning the college has realized the value of extra curricular activities and special interest clubs. Below is the Hermeanean and Prentis Societies. f .2 ' 'T 'f 1 i4f' ' fn' .off . 'M . I v MM- LL- ' yi g fr ' ,f 'A 4 1,4 , jf '71, ' . L 11,2 , ,qw flat 4. 2 .f .nf:.,', , . ff . -, I A ,. M rf N-Y 2-14 4 nw. it 'T , . nlnxhy r- l.ausn,-.g'.v1l- an vires 4 , v ,,,'. T, J ,, 3.-H1 - , Q5 C D? ' W iv? From black jerseys in 1929 to the mighty golden black warriors of 1963. Football became an early favorite at East Central. J- The football field in 1929. Notice the absence of Winston Hall and the faculty apartments .......... and ............. no bleachers. sfgg3i'r:HN ' f - .Q-, , , 1 ,, - LW ,rx -g 5-'Iv . 'v'-.N 14f'f KM-iafrffa mf-frri,:f-w.m.s:-fimfmlax gf-L. . -QA.- There has been a great change in football since 1929. 5 ' xt QC ' ' Q.. 5 4' LUCILLE PENNINGTO And you can't even wear them on the campus today A college beauty in 1930 R 'W' WWA . il G . 'xx -.. . H I t gg, iw: IWW. Q ,Q . Q f, .X gk luskx M . , - ' x .EMR f ff ,,.,,.,. fx ff' X. It The Gypsy Maidens. Furnished the campus enter tainment. Comparable to our present day Bel Cantos U-'fI.,:, N' 'f ,. . mi? 1' '1mla' - 1 A beauty of the 1930's 1 fav. Q f 'aff' , 5 ,, ' 3 ' ' fwfr-' ' - D 'iv V 'V 'M ' -M' . fr '?..f- WW . .ff X 1, ri' xx 'ui' x - , 5-w.,.nd -'1 ... ii 'df- I 5,4 5 P ,s ,Mr:Q.,xi'2. pw' . ,. , as-qag,g,,- -M ELIZABETH DEARNAN If K :-.W - Ji . 'fs ...QV gg. ' Hg? Tfif4w,,fa5 F' ,.,g-if - ,p A-A vc 'A M W5 A R ' -t, fi sg janet Parker, a favorite in 1929. In March, head - ' ,h .1 N. sl-A 'lj' ' ,s , A ' lines appeared in the hand written college paper 5 it , , called The Sifter , janet Cuts Hair . ' m ' .. .., ' ' A 4' ' . D It was not unusual in those days for the students to bring their lunch. Seems that caps were all the rage in 1929. T? Zur wr , 'lag .Q 'X My. 'u. hwn OUR PRESIDEN S ...Y .?7,.,.-3:11 ,X 1 I X X X A -gage ls' ' fl f-s. -f Zi-:gawk X as iv-itf5:31w?1::Zw3X5Hm11 15,K,f,gW::g,m,.,mSi+Q .. -,, , swf,-.aienigxs aw me 2 ,gat .- .- 3f'5ZYf. '-TZg3ivil5fa'f'ff-- ' : iW'i 5W '2 Us ? '1' S32 ftfff! fri- ' - 5 I? 121 ,- 'gal 13 -13 .' ,, MT- R- C- Pugh DT- L- O- Todd Mr. W. A. Vincent 1928-1934 1934-1953 1953-1962 Dr. Douglas M. Montgomery , President's Message The college yearbook this year presents a small part of the record of thirty-five campus As students in the present day East Central junior College you will inherit a fine tradition. This is a tradition ofafine college built notjust on bricks and mortar but on the accomplishments of its graduates. As you leave East Central, those who have gone before you will expect you to carry on this fine tradition of accomplish- ments in adult life. I am confident that the class of 1964 will add even more luster to the proud name of East Central junior College. X 5 years as an educational institution at this 8 5 l LEAF t X W 2 - -aff ., ,, J , X - G-tfsfgigki' f . V 1 a f -H,..'-wb ' vkqgfxw QQ- lr-l - f- fl... ws? 9. .,2f'Y,ff... gn ,N w,,H,g,Q4fQ sw .., 4 3 1.-,sys-uf,,,,-n qgtwflh, 41 X iii., gf lQ1smf'ah'2f1Lin 3 ',jg3,a'S ' ' , fn-of 'F-' 4'- 4 -4+ is 'N - .W ' H A 5 . L, -05 GLW M . I Q Q.. .kk KUMLMQL' . mrs. M A A A pf., yi -KEJM3 L 11 L ,Dt I GA Lf'Q7Nf'M.12'?ft'i?Sgfifffi J. 4-L f-W7 QT' ' - .Q J 4 .LK -55 1.55 P5'J::'Q'.m' 'Q .5 nl ii i 'A 'Q V 4 '.'.fi-ii'-Mitt'-ff? 1. hh i .. 1- v -. 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As Dean of Women and College Dietitian, their attention to their duties, their undeviating concentration on their responsibility and their warm friendliness have made them indispensable to the college community. It is therefore out of sincere gratitude for their dedication, their efficiency and their concern for the Welfare of students that the yearbook staff dedicate to Miss Erma Lee Barber and Mrs. Louella Gordon the 1964 edition of the Wo-He-Lo. 1... tamif- ffl 1 Q .- VVVV W w.MV ?' ,J Ax' .Q .4 ' at mi. , v, ,, A if , 7 ff Q V o 476 ' za'-Naifif , 9 5 'W -f .M.Mx.,ffa7f ,s -., X N 5 , 5 V . 4 'S M., .,,.., m,,,yf4 r , Y V -,,,,, , , , ka, .pg N 1 ,f ,as WL V is 1 '1 ,E , .Nl A 'Wu - S ' E .5 , V. ,, , ,M 4 .,4. im, Q , ,f Q , Q W, 5 QI, 4 'PN .5 'J Hz V 'jf , ,M do E rg ' 4 Y Yr I A 'f , J V f api ,al 'm 5 44 Y ,, K 4,115 Q 1 ,iff ,Q . Am W wang. ,f v f9 VX Vrrq' --1 Q w 5 Q, A, D fi LQ -wc.-, 1151 .,z .'.'2 + 'I as 0154! Lz '? 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E. LEATHERWOOD Biology -C EO RGE MASON Physics 21 23 fl 25 26 Yr:- -M RS. MA DELINE MA YES Secretary to Registrar -RUDOLPH MAYES English -O. B. MA YO Auto Me chani cs -J. L. NEILL Wesle y Foundation -O. L. NEWELL Industrial Education -CI-lA RLES PENNING TON Commerce -MRS. ANNIE R. PRINCE Ass't Dean of Women -FRANK T. RIVES Registrar Mathem ati cs -MRS. ALYNE SIMMONS English Reading 'YEL' 'WM 33 32 f ,.- M i 31, 115.575 f MII Y 31 Q90 30 1 'Q Wh-' 36 34 L. B. SIMMONS Social Studies -BILLY SMITH Agriculture Farm Manager THOMAS THRASI-I Social Studies MELVIN TINGLE Manager of Student Center B. I. TUCKER Academic Dean MRS. MARY TUCKER Secretary to Business Manager MRS. CAROL VICKERS Secretary to President English -OVID VICKERS English Speech RO Y WA TSON Auto Mechanics -MISS LUCILLE WOOD Physical Education Hygiene 40 42 , T' .6415 GK as-Q 'VK 'FF' 4 if if M' -ix Qi-1355 5'-ifgifi 'cz 3 'i Y M: . if Sn can XY. 'Q an ':f. 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QC '27 Love Pat by Revolon ,xc xxov N 60 0 tn 11 Qual H 'vt 1 .ff S 4-9 'aa-5 1.--1.54 S N...-....,, , fx is Z sf XN . I , I 4 m...,...,-.u ,W . Q ,Tw-If -. ,M awww- M 1 4: Q g X: 5 '- ,-::.. -' I ss X if N x ::- t gg . 5 FRESHMAN C ASS 1' ze My if M,,9v 4' ul Ay,-'af 15? 77' R l l flf tsir fem, if sg, Sponsors . . . . Dan Chatwood iw Q 3 t joe Clarke President ...... . . Loleta Weems Vice-President . . . ........... Sam Freny Secretary ......... . . Elizabeth Scarborough ,am 'NNN SBA Representative . . ............. Nancy Sneed Mascots .......... . . .Rebecca Denise Chatwood Rachel Danella Chatwood h if . Cleo Bennett john Blake Thomas Blanton Joy Bounds sw if Pat Arinder Billy Bagwell Chester Barber David Barber W! Harry Barnes Sue Baucum Bobby Bearden Baxter Beavers ,-X 'YT' jerry fxdanms Nancy Adams Gerald Am mon S ue Anderson Charles Barnett Maxey E. Baucum ,, . X 5 ., f X Y ' Q X u' yx 'KN u 1 QA Q-X 1' k in Q . Y, ' A l fx- x Q- H 'iv- 'C' qi- Paul Breazeale Carrol Brock Larry Brown Ch -ingi- jones Bryan Frances Buchanan Clarence Bufkin Nannie Carol Buntin 'G Wg: Carolyn Burchfield johnny Burl-Qes Bryant Burkes bbq 'ltr' x 'H-mf.. is All sw'-v Freeman Cochran Rodney Cochran Barbara Comans 15- :gs '?l . Betty Ann Clark Cameron Clarke Charles Clay jackie Clearman iQ is Randy Ch11ds Nlna Chunn Ohver C1a1r I--. 'WF-et' K enneth Dunn a . - :au-.. Peyton Eady i 95 johnny Eaves Bobby Edwards Linda Epting Linda Eubanks Jeanette Evans 1 AQYH 'Gaia vw-fl ? f VE ' 2 l 4 an. 4181. io L Q in-nv Z I 'x 4',- - e 0 .5361- iin aux ,, ' wx 'qi' v '. I-QQ . , 1 1 4 ! Rita Gilmore Betty Goodin Elizabeth Gray Edwin Green fllbfxf , . RX it--' Dwight Galloway john Gilbert joseph Gilbert SJ N9 1, 'GX ,fx i x If 4 iffy F Sam Freeny im, Larry French Judy Fulcher Bernard Fulton jerry Fulcher jerry Flake Larry Fortenberry l LPN., Ronnie Fortinberry l l Russell Foster y l I I r l l l I Marshall Fulton fd? aff? 14' 'UNE' Charlene Fulton if il- is y - 'if N-' S, 25 Q0 15+ 'CS '55, it-4 423 wx V, Diane Hardage Miriam Hardin Prentiss Hardy Atlee Harmon Vw, Carl Harris Herbert Harris james Harris Eff , is Linda Harris jean Hatcher -fjfiw EN vw i! Ku Hays Hatcher james Helms lm Wh, 2 NH, Janice Henley Nell Herrington Voncille Herrin Wu' fe e 'W' yi .. ur,-,I . V A Ii .,,,V b ,E D ,L if!-0 Miha-nw 'SSW' gton Wayne Herrington Donnie Hisaw Roy Hodge Dwight Hodges 699 495 4631 1-of 11. o 'Q 6. Max Huey if if 4 Billy Hull -s A, .32 Ray Humphreys jerry johnson Linda johnson jimmy jones Linda jones William jeffcoats Carolyn johnson jamie johnson Hs' ' YL, Linda Hunter William Hunter Noble Hurdle Prentiss Ishie 5, 1 1... Ni Delores I lollingsworih Don Holliz Ivhirilyn Holton john Howell ll il inf' Y 11:4 HY! 4 QL K, Larry jones Roger jordan Rex Keeton David Kelly n 'w 79152 Jacqueline Kern Gerald King Julius King 'Siu fi rf !9 Q 'QQH45' X L V rf Gary Knight Qu-5, Harris M. Kyzar Carl Lane Jerald Lane 'QB- 1 Lucie Lane Melvin D. Leach Betty jo Lewis Jeanette Lewis Charles Lindley William Lockert Sammy Loper N9 , X-..., apr. X vi Julius Moody Patricia Moore Rex Moore Wanda Moore X Donald Meador Rosemary Miles Carol Montgomery ik- 04+-- Larry Mann I Judy Marshall Cornelia M assey Geraldine Matthews M 35 james McKinion Robert McMichael Larry McMillan Sara McAdory Linda McDonald Cupit Mclilhermey Barbara MQK ay 'Q' Y ' it-7-V., Ns' I-fn on 9 ' 'Q 49? px Kenneth Morris Vernon L. Mott Ann Mowdy Hester V. Neal 'C' iff , mr, Benny Nelson jimmy Nowell Kathle en Nowell ff-0 '73- iw 'Ps-f Qifhnt-4 M-ff 'fb-' fr- Gaylan Nuckolls Betty Pannell Dannye Parker Leo Parker ,f A 2, 'XT' Mm ii l -P 43' ,,,, I. sw. iii Patricia Parker Linda Patrick Larry Payne 1, wmv-f' y kb' S-1 wr--H... fizf Wav-v William Peebles David Pennington Eugene Pennington Carole Pennington -an-5 'EE jerry Re ed Hugh Reynolds james Richardson jerry Richmond '65 G ' -6? Velma Shelton Gloria Shoiner Ralph Sinclair Dorothy Sistrunk Banks Skinner Audrey Smith james R. Smith Martha Smith Montgomery Smith Patrick I. Smith 'lk X' X K: 1' '-'Y' X C-4 'C' 1' l' 'ff INN 6. ? 'sX ?-Q . Nina R, Betty Tadlock Judy Talbcrt Carolyn Walker Perry jack Walker Wendell Walker Daniel Wallace Billy G. Thomas Mary jo Thomasson Roy D. Thaggard Jani 4: 5 St Ll Lon Carvel SLOI1-'L Paul SLll.ll'.-Hill Raxniy Suullg Rodney Thrash Thomas Tucker E-ff 'Y' johnson Turnage Brenda Vance Marion Valentine 'ST -aff' hd QS-4 f I G' C., 451 -q,k-LU, Polan Willis jerry W. Wilson Mary Winstead jimmy Withers Martha Wright Phillip Wyatt D ani el Yarbrough Paul Zimmer I W Q, EAST IIE THAL JH. EULLEBE -3- Y- A F' fkug - J 151, F0-fQf ' . .A ,, 4 . sw ' L 13.15834 -lifes? .' , . hw .ad ,uf A Chairman Kelly Hodges Members L. Weems R. Rogers L. Myatt S. Boggan L. Castle B. Dansby 4' ,G President johnny Fre eman Vice President Kelly Hodges Secretary Kay Fulton Treasurer Susan Boggan ELECTION COMMITTEE 4 Q, 39: 'Xl ' ff fi A I vi . III' L . I ,fast iz I 1 I . ggi. ,A I -jg I SPIRITUAL COMMITTEE Chairman Roger Hines Members R. Crowford B. Lea 1. Marshall B. Scarborough I M. Parks u Ir: fmnwnr Wlnmrw mwmmr2 mWE11:mrI':I1'4s1HIwfu1u ,say wi' WMIIIMIIIYIIQIHFC ' wry 1,-9 CHAPEL coMMlTTEE Chairman jimmy Carr Members D. Nicholson D. Sistrunla R. Wecms A. Douglas R. Fortenberry V in - . f 1 K CALENDAR COMMITTEE Chairm an joe Holland Members J. Ford V. Oxner N. Buntzin G. Lane SOCIAL AND HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE Chairman Betty Harrison Members Susan Boggah Kay Fulton Betty Harrison Voncille Herrington Nancy Sneed joe Holland Larry Payne Kelly I-lodges Rosy Gallman Ann Faulkner jimmy Carr Marty Gamblin jimmy Mason john Barron Bobby Noblin Bobby Bounds Bill Freeman johnny Freeman SCHOOL SPIRIT COMMITTEE Chairman Kay Fulton Members Sue Dunigan jackie Kern Carolyn johnson jean Davis Janice Clay Kay Chaney Velma Shelton jerrye Roberts Barbara Andrews SCHOOL POINTS .Hai I 1 COMMITTEE Chairman Bill Freeman Members Carolyn johnson Ann Williams Bill Freeman jimmy Mason Vivian McDonald Linda Comans FRESHMAN WOMEN'S COUNCIL House Chairman Geraldine Mathews Secretary Nell Herrington Treasurer Rosalyn Rogers Religious Chairman Judy Marshall Social Chairman Nannie C. Buntin Civic League Chairman Delores Hollingsworth , yn, , Wi I 1 Q I' - I: um. M. I Qu... A pn. qu gf' -1 l I ,X ,if I 1 ,N V. D, ,., I Ig iv, x ,. kk' Members Roy Thompson Willis Tullos Larry Tanner Bill Lea Bill Dansby Kelly Hodges johnny Freeman Larry Brown Larry Payne john Turnage Daniel Horton Richard Grant Bill Freeman Leslie Hall Paul Breazeale Ernie Pritchard Marty Gamblin John Pennington Jimmy Mason 'QQ vi' Y ,hr 'T 'wwf Qfbaw 'iii , - M ' Z I I Q 'L i. il L 4 NV ill' it iii, 'll' I ' Ein ' gfwill ' 'ki J z S g P ..., 1 I 'V l B x I ll 7' I , -. SOPHOMORE WOMEN'S COUNCIL President Sandy Rivers House Chairman Ann Douglas Secretary Audray Putnam Treasurer Mary Nell Fox Religious Chairman Betty Roundtree Social Chairman Mickey Cumberland Civic League Chairman Dixie Garris MEN'S COUNCIL - - 'V sw PHI THET KAPP am,s A Nw a4EuvwaQ4w,f4,J MEMBERS, SEATED: Martha johnson, Sandra Rivers,. Kent Ford, Linda Comans, Ann Douglas, Lynn Blount, Peggy Davis. STANDING: johnny Freeman, Garth Westcott, I-larold Aycock, Freeman Cochran, Mrs. Simmons, B eth Sc arborough. ,tx Sponsor Mrs. L. B Z ' a .a 1AV? 'N af K , f 'ZW , as if 42 2 AZN. 4 as. I 2 'X Simmons Theta Xi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, national scholastic society for junior colleges, is composed of students whose grades rank in the upper ten percent of the college enrollment. The object of this non-secret society is to promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among the young men and women of East Central junior College. President--Linda Com ans Vic e -Pre sident- -Ann Douglas Treasurer--Kent Ford , Reporter--Lynn Blount A - 1 1' Historian--Martha johnson AA T in Student Council Representative--Peggy Davis Secretary--Sandra Rivers J x 'flu 'Cf X 3 k. 5' A l 7 ks' 5 u-, 1- :61 xwiik IGMA TALI SIGMA Susan Boggan L. B. Simmons Sponsor Purpose: To emphasize scholarship in the social sciences and to honor students who achieve excellence in this field. In the past scholarships have been given. Bonnie Booth Linda Comans President Vice President jimmy Carr Willis Tullos jean Davis Eitiett Secretary-Treasurer Sandra Rivers fy. Bill F' Freeman ' , N gy J , . Historian Betrtye Harrison Charles Herron Vivian McDonald C jimmy Mason Ann Douglas 49 Ke lly Hodges Martha johnson Charles Thomas Gloria Tumor john Boutwell Mickey Cumberland Pest-25V Davis Jerald Everett Dee Nicholson -5. :- Q. 1: 'sf S m I G M A Purpose: To present programs on vocational S opportunities, conduct tours of surrounding I hospitals and obtain information bulletins from schools what would be of interest to A the pre-med student. President Al Lockard Vice -President Johnnie Caldwell 'WN jerry Adams Lynn Blount wa. ' 1- Y.. . 5... Patricia Moore M LI T A Secretary Beth Everett David Dearing Danny Wallace U '55 43' ' Reporter Alex Gordon Sponsor F . E. Leatherwood Librarian Voncile Avera Ronald Dickinson ALPHA ALPH EP ILO Ralph K. Barham Lonnie Barrier Chet Barber john Blake Paul Breazeale Bryant Burkes Larry Brown johnny Burkes Thomas Cockrell Larry Cook Kenneth Dunn Benny French Bill Fulgharn Bill Henderson joe Holland Dan Horton Harold McBrayer jackie Meacham Barry Milling Bobby Noblin jimmy Nowell Joseph Pittman jerry Seale Frank Scarborough fix Un- 'sg M: 1' Newell 'cf M1 Q, RAL TUDE T EDLICIATIO The Janie Huff Sullivan Charter was organized as the Future Teachers of America Dec. 1944. The charter was the third issued in Mississippi. A new charter was issued in 1962 and the name was changed to the E.C.j.C. Student Education Association. The purpose of the F.T.A. is to Sponsor L. E. Cliburn -C' fn! fvls 3' 5 select outstanding students for the teaching profession. I' President Martha johnson Thomas Carpenter Betty Carr Vice -President Betty Clark ' Linda Epting Fin 'VS- Freeman Cochran axrp A Linda Comans Card Culpepper Secretary-Treasurer Harold Aycock ' fva ' 1 'T Dianne Davidson Wanda Evans jennifer Ford Dianne Fowler Linda Fulton Betty Gray Ken Hannah Delores Harris ggi? - .V g. Jean I-latcher Bill Lea 1 3 Lyla Myatt g ee'- SL fr-f 'xr Eugene Pennington PRR .iv 'rib Beth Scarbrough Roy Thompson Ann Williams ASSCCIATIO . I C ha rles Herron f ,I Z.r ,ara 4, 1 3' Sue Bauccum Roger Hines Julius King 1:-' 9, 'rf Ralph Richardson ,vp . W. 'ns 11-My aawf-ws-muws 4, .- HW 'J x. Q.. - Cramming E Judy Wallace Martha Williams so 1- Q. w.- Delores Hollingsworth Jolene Lewis Patricia Parker 3- wg. g- Rosa lyn Rogers Dorothy Sistrunk Wlv Danny Via ltcrs Pres. Allen jones V. Pres. Nicky Posey Sec. Shirley Gibbs Reporter Linda Hunter Nannie C. Buntin Carol Brock Benny Buckley Ronald Brooks Janice Clay Barbara Cornans Mary Coward Peggy Davis Anne Douglas FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America, Charter Number 88, was the first in the state to receive a charter in january 1947. The main purpose of the club is to develop com- petent and aggressive business leadership, to create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupa- tions and to strengthen confidence of young men and Women in themselves and their work. hw S,- ii'-V K! if fn 54 y I' Lindsey Duckworth Linda Eubanlcs Richard Grant Atlie Harman Mirian Hardin Herbert Harris Linda Harris Noble Hurdle Roger Jordan jackie Kern Jeanette Lewis Judy Marshall Connie Massey Vivian McDonald Shelby Munn Voncile Oxner Carole Pennington Brenda ,Pope Francis Risher janet Sparks Betty Tadlocl-c Larry Tanner Brenda Vance Carolyn Walker Tommy Warren Betty Watkins Franklin Watson Sandy Stone Wallace Bedwell Sponsor is , .,,... V '5 ss 'Q a A , x 5,1 qv- i-R 55 ,Xa qv--v' 15 Q fx , . I 14 25? E GLISH MAJGRS H., l 1 4 -- I y ... .,.....l.,,.,....,w .. A 5 3. . ,, . . U 4, NWN N.. -MW. k. I K W MM .. up it ' A Iv ,- , . S N. my-5. Q if 's L Sponsor Miss Harris, Beth Scarborough, Betty Harrison, Martha johnson. STANDING: Marilyn Holton, Lynn Roebuck, Ann Williams, Roger Hines, jean Hatcher, and Judy Wallace. ff- 'Yu B M.E.N.C. 4 Q 4, 2 B Q, Us Pres. Ann Savell V. Pres. Betty Roundtree pf 4 ,S wif 2 2' Reporter Sue Rowzee Miss Avery Paul Davis Sponsor Sec. 8 Treas. Susan Boggan Carl Harris 56 Evelyn Wh ite Vice President Charlene Kilpatrick Secretary-Treasurer Betty Kinard Historian Lucy Lane f- 1' L NCI ' Henry Shurden Delores I-lollingsworth ELECTRICAL CLUB 5 M S XJ. x ,ff il -iiui s HGME ECONOMICS l Sponsor Nlrs . Ruth Hull y, , ltr fl po Sponsor, james Ezell, jerry Martin, jimmy Ezell, Chester Dearing, EarlCz1rpenter. Elzey Arletigc. Rodney Thrash, Phillip Harris, Charles Phillip, Ray Williams, Frank Carpenter, jackie Clcarinan. 57 AGRICULTURE CLUB The Agriculture Club promotes the prac- tice of scientific farming and modern methods of livestock raising. Pres. Carvel Stokes V. Pres. jack Weaver Sec. S Treas. David Terrell Reporter james Ramzy Harold Aycock Bill Dansby William Evans Russell Foster james Graham Thadius Hatcher Donnie I-Iisaw johnny Hodge William jeffcoats Rex Moore Willis Smith Randy Suttle john Thompson Marion Valentine David Wiggins Royee Williamson Lannie Wright Billy Smith Sponsor as., Soy 10- fp- Patricia Moore 'w . ,- E wa f at Rita Gilmore 'ZH T-T f VX -'wifi Ann'Wi11iams 'O' Dannye Parker john David Blake Carolyn Risher Bobby Edwards Wanda Eva ns 3 w r- f ' Sue Baucum Be th Sca rbc-rough The ECJC Players endeavor to provide ex- perience for those students who are interested in dramatics and to furnish entertainment for the student body. The Players produce two three-act plays and three one-act plays each season. -ak Sponsor Ovid Vickers 5. ,. , N X -fs 'x 1,-,,, Gold In the Hills or The Dead Sister's Secret. QThe heronine, the i villian and a son of the soil clashing over a stolen locket that is evidence in a murder case. President jimmy Carr Vice President Secretary- Kelly Hodges Treasurer Dixie Garris l 60 l ,'l'1,I'If e' , f rf 1. ' Q. 'ff 'mv nl' 'ia if f ff av 'ff -ff 'iz Linda johnson Glenda Lang Bill Lea Elois Lovern Carol Montgomery Wanda Moore Pat Munday Dee Nicholson John Pennington Ierrye Roberts Rosalyn Rogers Sue Rowzee Willis Tullos Thomas Gaines Rosy Gallman Bill Dansby jean Davis Sue DuFrene Sue Dunnigan Sarah Edwards Jeanne Evans in 'YL I A if if Ann Faulkner lv ,D Ut' Ted Hannah ,,,, .' Dwight Hodges Bill Hunter I N l fx J an J ix. Danny Cayton Linda Cornans Nannie Carol Buntin l. 'QT'-v GL-f q--f L, rg Z 'Nb' bf-'- ,1- Y' f'5 as f' we-xr '52 '-.5 W 5 ly 'A,, 1 L. X ,, 'ia uf 1 ,F .4 74 I 1 11. Q- .4 5 ', f ,y A l . , an - 1 'S ' E MN fi 5 . anim ' 5 .uf A Q -f ' - x Y -, A ., -..,,,,,,,Mw N x A - W..- . .4.-'mn .' if is K www Q WM 4. WMM-Mwfwmwagag www ...nw-H , GUN CLUB Mr Leatherwood Sponsor h . I N ,N , . t ii' , , fig, A P ' H 1 ' Him me 'B ' N01 X x .W 1, . M Wawh,WM..fm,.v,,WwwM -'Aww M-p::gLux:vX5,5,,:, ,1'i,,,..WMi.. ,fit ,,:g4.Q:s.,' W Afff-T. I 21,41 f, 4 Ly .f ffl ' , Q W , N. Adams R. Ammon P. Arinder B. Bearden E. Cain B. Carr K. Chaney T. Cockrell B. Cullen P. Eady B. Fick M. Fox President Dwight Cheatham Vice-President Ricky Dean Secretary-Treasurer Audray Putnam '4-.iirgk 4 if 62 40 '- 11' fb- J. Gilbert J. Graham J. Hudson R. I-Iull B. jeffcoats J. Kern B. Kinard G. Knight J. Lewis A. lockard B. Lockert .I.. Mann V. McDonald L. Myatt V. Oxner j. Pittman F. Risher M. Ross B. Roundtree A. Savell F. Scarbrough F. Scott M. Smith E. White F W0-HE Q 0: 4' 1 3 fs , I A f MM . ' 'J 2 DE k a- M 'ai' fs -at N iw CO-EDITORS Mrs. Ruth Hull Vivian McDonald, Bill Lea Sponsor A ,- -w -f I n A f k ic, f' W Faculty-Administration A ' Editor-Betty Carr ' g H Associate Editors- x X 1 Lyla Myatt, Julius King, L g M r I L fy Phillip I-Iarris L .. A ,Mag f. S.,-J 'N-,, . .frf W J, FRESHMAN CLASS SOPI-IOMORE CLASS Editor-Martha johnson Editor-Lynn Blount Associate Editors-Beth Scarborough, Associate Editors-Marilyn Holton, Beth Terrell, Voncille Herrington Pauicia Moore W z-fy' i W M , ' f 1 f'Q-L ,wif f , Q 'EVN-.'W ' T'N ' l 'gmt-- Editor-Betty Kinard, Associate Editors-Elouise Cain, Nell Herrington, Rosalyn Rogers Mary Nell Fox, Dwight Hodges, Diane I-Iardage, Rita Gilmore. SPORTS Editor -Barbara Andrews A ssocia te Editors -Janice Kay Fulton Many countless hundreds of hours have gone into publishing this pictorial history of our Alma Mater. We hope you enjoy the Wo-l-Ie-Lo as much as we have enjoyed presenting it to you. WO- HE- LO STAFF M' 'K HP' 2' ixfj'f S-1 u-or FEATURES Editor-Doc Nicholson Associate Editors- Evclyn White. Glenda Lang, Charlene Kilpatrick. Jolene Lux I-:LL V W 4-1 Editor-in-Chief, Ted Hannah, Associate Editors, Sponsor Elois Lovern--Gloria Turner, Managing Editor, Rudolph Mayes Mickey Cumberland. 7 L.,...A L Feature Writers: Barbara McKay, Linda Johnson, Suellen DuFrene Business Editor Linda Comans We ,..,.., rrr, CO111m11iS'C Reporters: Lynn Roebuck, Ann Williams, Carol Montgomery, johnny Betty Harrison Howell, Suellen DuFrene, Nancy Carol Adams. THE TOM TOM The Tom-Tom was organized in 1945 by Miss Una Harris. Under her sponsor- ship the paper reported news of interest to E.C.j.C. and its Community until her resignation as sponsor january of 1963. At that time Mr. Rudolph Mayes became the sponsor. The Torn-Tom, generally a six page publication, is issued every two weeks of the year for a total of fifteen issues. rl or K A41 CA RTOONIST Ba rba ra McKay E252 TYPISTS Cleo Bennett- -Jo Carol Brock g CIRCULATION STAFF Otis Farmer--Dwight Hodges i ZX.. , , S ,H , 1 .,,x. ,. W .ug -L . Z ,,,, :ff ,og vs -r 7..- r , 92,5 :f ' -C -pN,. '1 .. -ff--, , , Pegg , .1- MJ- SOCIETY REPORTERS Sarah Edwards--Mickey Cumberland Freeny interviewed by reporter The Tom-Tom Talks 67 ...,...,....,..,.,. .. an ' .C..l.C. CHOIR ROW 1. S. Rouzee S. Boggan 1. Roberts G. Matthews E. Cain J. Sparks C. Turner B. Roundtree M. Thomasson ROW 2. ROW 3 S. Dufrene J. Marshall W Moore M. Winstead P. Moore V. Shelton W Evans j. Wallace M Wright F. Risher D Fowler M. johnson A Savell P. Risher R Gilmore B. Watkins N. Adams R. G. Fick Miss Virginia Avery Director Accompanist ROW 4 B. Henderson K. Hodges B. Hunter M. Smith J. Pittman J. Carr P. Davis J. Withers F. Cochran C. Harris G -13. Iwi fit 6-x T y i R. G. Fick Sponsor Captain Kelley Hodge s First Lieutenant Larry jones Second Lieutenant Sue Rowzee 4. my , BAND MEMBERS ARE: Barbara Bradford, Sandra Rivers, Jeanne Evans, Sue Rowzee, Billy Fulgum, Carolyn Cook, Bonnie Fick. Betty Rose, Carol Montgomery, Carole Pennington, johnny Allen, Paul Davis, joe Pittman, Kelley Hodges, Perry Walker. Dwayne Harris, Bill Hunter, Larry Fortenbrry, Ralph Barham. Bubba Smith, Bill Henderson, jimmy Carr, Roy Williams, james Smith, Carl Harris. HIEFTAINS ORCHESTRA MEMBERS: james Smith, Johnny Allen, V. J. Stegall, Phillip Feldman, Phillip McCullough, Susan Boggan, soloist. SECOND ROW: R. G. Fick, T. L. Tenhet, Larry jones, Perry Walker, Kelly I-lodges, Carl Harris. Sponsor R. G. Fick accompanies Susan. Chieftain Soloist 70 Susan Boggan 1 X 'Q ,Lt u',.J- Q-F ' ' 'Gr- xftrwss - v B L 1 1 A 'fn Q Dance Choreographer, Jeanne Evansg Drum Majorette, Sandra Riversg Centralletts: Barbara Bradford, Miriam Hardin, Charlene Kilpatrick, Betty Harrison, Betty Kinard, Voncile Oxner, Audray Putnam, Rosemary Miles Judy Talbert, Sue Rowzee. CENTR LETTE 4- Parade-Time . . I '5 , f .A - I Mr. Fick Sponsor Ha If- Ti mc i PTI T TUDE TU I0 QW? 4:--V SEATED: Susan Boggan, Carol Culpepper, Dorothy Sistrunk, Betty Kinard, Nancy Adams, Miss Bryant, Mrs Simmons, Bill Ladd, Wendell Spence, Roger Hines. STANDING: Frank Rives, joe Gilbert, Linda Comans, Kenneth Dunn, Otis Farmer, john Boutwell. These are the members of the B. S.U. Executive Council. Qt IQIQCU ' L I The Baptist Student Union materi- alized on the East Central junior Col- lege campus almost in the beginning. The B.S.U. is an active organization at E.C.j.C-.xwhich ministers to the spiritual and moral needs of Baptist young men and Women. The first full-time B.S.U. director was named in l946. 72 B. S. U. participates in Homecoming awmqm Naya Q Wesley Officers 000 G9 STANDING: T. Hannah, J. Risher, E. White, j. Carr, D. Nicholson, D. Garris, Treas., B. Booth, N. Fox, A. Douglas, L. Blount, Rev. Neill. SEATED: I. Roberts, B. Lea, V-Pres., H. Aycock, Pres. , P. Davis, and B. Roundtree, Sec. The Wesley Foundation is the Methodist organization for college students, and Works in very close cooperation with the local church. The purpose of the Wesley Foundation is to provide for the spiritual, social and recreational needs of students . The organization meets on the campus with programs varying from formals to Weiner roasts Members of the ECIC Wesley Foundation i 04 'Y If . 1-fc - L ' 'xf .Ji if 4- 7' da XX , r gf N , fr !!ff f , G I 1 I ! W I It -x E x ,I Kit I Jar ith .ll fini Q r x N , dv, fl rff' P X a 4 Cl ,X Mp? 5 I ff fa ' j g Q rss - .1 xg-7 '45 fy? 12 3' tj 6-1 '4 in - xx 4 vc , V 4. 9 0 'X rits R 1 , - f 1 K , ,, A U 5 I, O-IZJPO K 45 Jo Ann Miss Virginia Rosemary Roberts Avery Miles Nancy ,I Susan Buntyn , ,.Av W3 Boggan WA 49' 'W' ,M i War' 4 , . ,M iii .A 7 y, 0 Linda Wanda Comans Moore f as-f '12, M aa - Xi so as- A ' ' -4-ea X X. , fi ' fi lei 'o T, 1 A 6 , -wdfif '--, gf Mx z Jive 14, Nw 1 , J JFK, ' x 663 ,W it 1 A X X A, ann f if , ffifaiift if .qs QL-x f 4 , ,45,,N 55 bfi! Q-M . X -1 f -f , , t 'I , FGOTB LL J i ,we , 'U uf I ,J y 4 5 R 5' 'd J' 4Q,-.I FIRST ROW, L-R: S. White, M. Yarbough, G. Smith, I. Hardy, P. Sullivan, H. Barnes, W. Walker. SECOND ROW: E. Green, B. Fulton, Green, B. Lindsley, M. Davis, R. Bounds, L. Castle. THIRD ROW: K. Mann, I. Therrell, I. Fulcher, R. Humphries, T. Gaines, B. Baucum, S. Gressett. FOURTH ROW: D. Hisaw, L. Caperton, J. Furrer, J. Pryor, R. Keeton, B. Buckly, H. Lane, J. Taylor, B. Thompson. CAPTAINS: Bobby Baucum, Kenny Mann. COACHES: Coach Guthrie, Coach Chatwood if I 22 'C QI llil I . , , , T. i. , ,M-6 s w W- , 7, . .W 'WW ff ' ffffl ff-1-nwibf Wm .. JH Two points for Glenn Smith Lindsley carries the ball -L as-P12 1153 Smith scampers for yardage '- V ,- .,. . e K' - y , x . . I. A A 1 ,. t - -,V A -,,..g,w- V, , , ,, . -N' - Q- -, -1. ,, 55w. lQEB'fl1iL1f :Lb - ' East Central East Central East Central East Central East Central Glenn S mith MODt1e Davls Quarterback Quarterback Co-Lin Scooba jones Perkins ton Holmes Edwm Green Rlchard Bounds Fullback Fullback vlan. Buddy Lmdsley Moe Yarbough I-Ialfback I-Ialfback Harry Barnes Halfback jimmy Hardy I-lalfback East CentralCHj East Central East Central 4 East Central East Central 7 2 Southwest Delta Pearl R1ve1 O Itawamba Northwest Sonny White Wendell Walker A I-Ialfbaek I-Iultlanek x,L:dL5.1CN l 'BSWF' ' , 1-,, 79 - '-: . Ig-. . 'AV' .a . -,,... '.. , A Jerry Fulflher Donme I-hsaw Center . ,mtib Thomas Gaines Center I-Ienery Lane Guard johnny Green Bernard Fulton Guard Guard Bobby Baucum Tackle A1 V nh.. jerry Taylor Bertram Thompson Tackle Tackle Rex Keeton Tackle Sam Gressett Joe Furrer End End 81 Junior Pryor Larry Caperton End End Lee Castle End 53344 ' l' MMS! HIVWI fiw Wfwffff 1 'WW VA' ve-awww me N- NWN? -'Sw QWYXN-Dbilkik 11811 18811 0318 KKK minus Know wwf naafmww Managers: jerry Richmond, joe Holland 82 if ul' I 5 .59 :Y Q Z joe Clarke Coach I C BASKETBALL Y X 1. - Ieffgwwjg 'jd ,, 0, QQN f H A!-W -'vbiix 3 'iihdlam an 1 ww 'Ak mix 4 f 5 f -ani 2 pw X 7 Q ,MM 4 ,.1. ...- S102 x , N 4 Q ai ,M 'M 5 my if f .. X , 4 7 V 5 3 ' 1 4 1 41 Lrg. ,. 1.. g A Q f X , aw .. 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Mott Guard-Forward John Graham Forward Butch Cox Guard Don Walters Forward-Guard 86 Bill Lea Guard Danny Richardson Guard Tommy Puckett Guard e johnny Fre eman Guard Don Hollis Center Dwight Cheatham Forward-Guard jerry Wilson Herbert Harris Guard Forward Lea says, Is it or isn't ? Warriors get congratulated. 88 F' +I' . A 'A K ,IWW I, r xr Y 49 Qy 'W 1 4 , - VWQXQ w Q M W fa ,sw iw f' ig Z5 A525 E gg W ws, K V S s wi kiiffigi fr J Q ,w, nip G ww foo Qx lm Q fwi ,- Wai ' ,, H11 ggi' - -.. m..++ ,V il.,5l,'i: MF-,-N. sf - I l fe' X 3 ':. FW? X Pglisj.. --QQ V, N ' 111' J :mi .1,A' as HEERLE DERS 1 W. T. r . H 'ki 1 , Qs. .ikfx .rf ,agp , , 3 we iw ' Q ra - ali I V in . r 5, M. -vw' 31,3 V I' 5 A 4 ww lu., v , Q A 3 soot Q. 5 gn , .'.f'., l 'fl' 4 ' . nn I 'L if is 221- i X Q , I I . LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Johnson, Janice Clay, Kay Fulton, jean Davis, Jackie Kern, Kay Chaney, Barbara Andrews, Sue Dunnigan, Jerrie Roberts, Velma Sheldon. If 0 'VV yi- K W wfks M ,t I, 5, 4: .. hi B SFT? R 9' ' ' ? ,W Q QYWY A 7 345-1 .sg ,Q LEM, 1 .,,. P' f . 4? 'rf' NJ gf, 5 if? ii if V ,tis FN wg, ,Q - C-Mb , 'Lia AV nfl? ' wi V Q my X, les .Q , Spf? Q34 .uf .nu .fu :ai-gf U x S' lg X - is., . :fix I ll fin, 'U Sn., - 1 V' -eff: 1 QE! , GIRLS INTRAMURAL 00 LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Chaney, Donald, Loletta Weems. J ' U sfiilr nv r,, 4 s , my 4 c , W 71? f eQ ?ez'-J 22,1 'fm -- . 4 4 4 f . ,'1 'l'! I Q' Q , ..,, A za- 4 fr., , 1, A Wj in ' r 5 ' 4 Connie Massey, Betty Tadlock, Audrey Putnam, L1nda Eptmg, V1v1an Mc Miss Wood sponsor of Girls Intra murals. BOYS INTRAMLIRALS '34 ,N-3. A sv-Q imp, an wr any 'll I' rif LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP: Kenny Smith, Alex Gordan, Gerald Ammons, Dan Chatwood, Mike Peterson, Wendell Spence, Charles Thomas. BOTTOM: jerry Martin, Roger McDanials, Larry Payne, Cecil Chiles, Richard Grant, Ray Humphreys. Coach Chatwood, the sponsor of Boys Intramurals has provided a well-plan- ned program. ly S iff' 'ip-if u - ar -rf in , .anal . s . , T V ' V a 1 T. Parkes Ir. -Conenatta, S. Fulton-Philadelphia, W. Poole-Cartnage, Gerald Ellison-Cartnage, I. Perry- Edinburg. BACK: N. McCann-Sebastopol, J. Phillips-Walnut Grove, Jimmy Blackburn-Decator, Jo Gomil- lion-Carthage, G. Smith-Conehatta. 8 ,' I .1 A' I.. , W. Stribing-Mobile, B. johnson-Sebastopol, K. Smith-Forest J. Bailey-Sebastopol. BACK: J. Wall-Decator, J. Griffin-Newton, L. Addy-Decator, R. Harrison-Littlerock, R. Lewis-Union. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS 94 it fi Tix. fufm fm rm V lfjlltljll Q o 0 417 -0' 0 0 4? 0 W Nl . J T , I 3 T T P 45 .. , T g Weld let Q O 1 lg B 9 5 Comrade and ttadldi. friends so true. ve our uv o uu- if .ig r 5 1, l Happy days of dream., MDS IM? we cherish the days spent with thee. work arid play so carefree- 51 i I Y 9 1 ' ' ' ' 1d in 1 7 ' 'fl I 4 4 Y! ,S i i ' n H1 v I T ' ' 4' X -9- mm in W' bww ms YU'-U' mm' 1 WUC Heres all on 1 I yuu. ' 0 T - -1 -2 a - ' 9 . I ' I I . l 9' - ' - , . . I in The Alma Mater was written in 1934-35. The words by Margaret Dacy Physical Education Instructor from Biloxi. The music was written by Elizabeth Bustin from Meridian, Miss. Freshman Music student of Mrs. Frank Cross. The Wo-He-Lo was named by Laura Goodin from Louisville Miss. The first copy was sponsored by Mrs. W. W. Newsome and the entire book was written by hand and the pictures were pasted in. The book also contained newspaper clippings about the college and was illustrated with delicate pen and ink sketches. 95 E.C.J.C. , ., '4 ' fffl 5 johnny Freeman MISS E.C.J.C Lmda Comans ?'5 ,, fr- 11 X MOST BEAUTIFUL Lolctta Wccms MQ , Aw - A .,v,g 'gf' ' ry -,M , xt A f-- L-4 W fly 1, -H. p. ,- .ww 4 W' f M' vm--.1 -,, - ff , ,NM W ' Q , 4 .. -5.,, ,xg - - -, -ntiii' X' L. 'hm 1,1 I- , . U - f, , Mya Q ' ' . lv wx . A A f ' X f x ...M fi. AL I. -.'.23,g,'. ,. FZTMI ' 1 -' 1f.,5m,f- in V A - ,tml 13' I 4 L - 'iffy -- - ,' 'V f'6,.-21 ' . .'.:'4g L ' '-LIL-, . V P3231 W .. 2:-. 1 , ' f' ,., flu. 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' a f , C M ' fy H A, 74 H ,f W, Qfimmy Carr Bebba Harrison W Wag., M' av' 2 'Wig qu in Hg 3:1 1- 1 ,.,'7ksw.fP24.f,, p I Q, FAVO Dwight Cheatham Jeanne Evans HQs-0 gjw , :,, W 1 M x 5 , QV Q V- 1 W yi WWW M,f?.M,.f H 51:14-- wig frvfwkwn -1 N 'i?h'!f-Z f'Wff2ML1Qw:W' 1 :W'1'2WfaL1,Q2f:fff'W , ,fjfmgw 'rfffwfw :WW fn, 7, ,A , yn ff my, rv MA AVORITE Q' I - 5 Bou nds It 'lv . ,. , M ,Av ' M 1 1 , m u f x . f x 1- 1 . VN., W -1 . , ,m , M m f-1 N' ,,, - ,M .,, . -' H . ' , l n. , ,S f ,. +4 , 6 . X W Q M W W ,Mgr ' ' j 'W J- ' jf ' gt 1 J W , .O- . ff.. 1 L 'ES Ei I X 4 L 1 V Elm X' 1 S , X ffm 4 Lf?-gffs, 1 wg X W ., A -1 fZQfi:?2QWis 'Q J 4 YQ W' 1 1 ,f ff , 1 1 w 1 W W X ,, .Y 1 is ,H X xl ,mb- -N... - on ,nv . Us fgr- 4x- its Q, .Q -. W. 's 1 . . fa xx.: E MAY QUEEN Dee Nicholson T' L It fi 1 CURT I y, rr-war, .N V 1 Y ,C ,K Q ,Q 2 I Q Y 1 Off . C? I1 .fi ff' 2? if W Qin' Cot' Qfsgfi XX 1 l f' 'M + ! f 1 4 Wi 3 2 5 1 5 V W E 4 i 1 I I ,a 5. EEIZIIQI Yrrrivvv I ' L s s I - T Fv:b ,, 7 5, f yi OLITSTANDI TLIDE T The fate of the Nation depends upon the edu- cation and the wisdom of . . . young people, remarks a contemporary college professor. just as we have a duty to educate them, so they have a duty . . . to be educated. The degree to which individual students demonstrate their assumption of their duty to be educated is recognized in all institutions of learning in the form of ratings in scholarship. Those who attain a rating that evidences superior achievement in the process of becom- ing educated are honored in various ways in the various institutions. Beginning with the current edition, students at East Central who have maintained a scholar- ship rating of 3. 75 or above in quality points earned will be honored by being specially fea- tured in the college yearbook. This year one co-ed, Miss Sylvia Lynn Blount, has merited this honor by maintaining a grade average of 3. 86. Miss Blount is a student in the Pre -Medical curriculum. -, .... . ,..,..,.,, C' . f - . 'f Q fQf4i '-y fzf ' Qi I fax' K L A, M. if u ,..- 44: 5' v f 5 I . K X. 4 .,.r 1963 Chemistry Award The versatile Lynn EXP91'f P12221 Chef Recipient LITOMCTIVE MECHANIC DEPARTME T President D. M. Montgomery frightj accepts a gift to East Central's Mechan- ics Section of the Vocational Program. An operative V-8 motor, Ford-A-Matic transmission, and rear end assembly, collectively valued at S2, OOO were presented through Ford representative, Billy Mann fcenterj of Leake Motor Company of Carthage. CHARTER ACCEPTED Kent Ford, president of the East Central junior College's Engineering Club, is shown accepting .1 charter for the club in the National Society of Professional Engineers. Shown from left are Kenneth Richardson president of the Meridian chapter: Henry E. Damon of Meridian, Conf trail Area vice president ol' the stat-: society, Frank May, rice president. Meridian chapter, Frank Rives. sponsor of the E. C. elmplerx Ford: O. L. Newell, sponsor, E. C. chap- ter and Douglas Montgoinery. col- lege president. ' ' xx ' ' HVAN CENTER '-msw. w, Nfwggmg mmf R-my' 1 BURTON LIBRARY IN HUNUR Of 'f1Af'1iff ETHEL BURTON 'WRNTER LIHRAYUAN +1 tum mvn un ff NEWSOME HALL FN HONOR OF HE LNSE I F' I I CQRUSX HAIL ffH'N'XHlS In IRANK M. rkmx I Y ,7 5 LIL -- I LOVE 5oPV0N0ll5' ,xNg ij-'Q fi I g h -4' ' F ff? il! .2 - va gs I 'M..-4l '- 1 , - Pl-fi ' 4 ,-r W- ,H 'W'P'f' I Jr ? - f'NlK. ?. l f 2 'U Jw Aww ,Minh bi M 'Gi g -qu- I' , 454 8 . ,J ff' E I Room check B It ' 1. .1 i,,.,,,,,,,!, Aw? E I E, H f I 5 1 i 2 ' 4 w K , 1 X X -W. 1- 1 1 s. yt My 45 df, J:-5 4 ' V 4 fvff w A 5- 1 f V A f f f ff ff av W Q M 4? i w 0 WX Q3 J 1 1 Mamma's Baby M' Nl jackson gets face -lifting I-Iow are you I can Qtwist Stops itching and relieves pain .MQMQML N Get some real taste for a change 1 I sw. 1 5 Q' if-,. 3 So what if I ain't good looking-I 'm faithful Book Worm 5 , , 4 1-2-3-4 1-2-3 1 R' ,vw ff 5? Cl, ',,A V g i V f W V' lyk ' A . a H ' X' I ZW 3' it 2 i 55 , T Behind the scenes fixed for blades Duz does everything Q' gl r Favorite gathering Place Our Car STLIDE Allen, Johnny Edwin-Carthage, Miss. Ammon, Robert Emmett-Union, Miss. Andrews, Barbara Vermelle-Daphne, Ala. Arledge, Elzey J. -Philadelphia, Miss. Avera, Voncile Corlene-Enterprise, Miss. Aycock, Harold Shepherd-Hickory, Miss. Barham, Ralph Kinard-Carthage, Miss. Barrier, Lonnie C. -Philadelphia, Miss. Barron, John Neal-Walnut Hill, Florida Baucum, Bobby Ray-Newton, Miss. Blount, Sylvia Lynn-Decatur, Miss. Boggan, Gloria Susan-Hickory, Miss. Booth, Bonnie Virginia-Newton, Miss. Boutwell, John Wayne-Newton, Miss. Brooks, Ronald Ridley-Columbus, Miss. Brown, Gaines Andrew-Newton, Miss. Brown, James Paulding-Newton, Miss. Buckley, Benny H. -Hickory, Miss. Burkes, Danny Lee-Forest, Miss. Burton, Kenneth E. -Newton, Miss. Caldwell, Johnny Mack-Forest, Miss. Carpenter, Thomas EQ-Carthage, Miss. Carr, Jimmy Lee-Forest, Miss. Cayton, Daniel E. -Prichard., Ala. Chaney, Kay-Union, Miss. Chapman, Robert Wayne-Newton, Miss. Clay, Janice-Philadelphia, Miss. Cleveland, James Doyle-Union, Miss. Cockrell, Walter Tf-Louisville, Miss. Comans, Linda Faye-Newton, Miss. Cox, Roger Lee, Jr. -Union, Miss. Cullen, Billy Lamar-Carthage, Miss. Culpepper, Carol Lee-Forest, Miss. Cumberland, Mickey D. -Philadelphia, Miss. Dansby, William M. -Philadelphia, Miss. Davis, Doris Jean-Morton, Miss. Davis, Montie A. -New Orleans, La. Davis, Peggy J. -Rose Hill, Miss. Dearing, Chester-Newton, Miss. Dearing, Kenneth David-Newton, Miss. Dickinson, Marvin R. -Carthage, Miss. Douglas, Sara Anne-Newton, Miss. Duckworth, Henry L. -Forest, Miss. Edwards, Sarah V. -Conehatta, Miss. Everett, Elizabeth-Lawrence, Miss. Everett, Jerald P. -Hickory, Miss. Belle, James lrvin-Decatur, Miss. Farmer, Marion Otis-Atlanta, Ga. Faulkenberry, Sandy K. -Forest, Miss. Faulkner, Judith A. -Carthage, Miss. Ford, Jennifer-Philadelphia, Miss. Ford, Wilbum K. -Philadelphia, Miss. Fowler, Dianne-Carthage, Miss. Fox, Mary Nell-Noxapater, Miss. Freeman, John Henry-Forest, Miss. Freeman, William L. -Newton, Miss. French, Benny Gale-Noxapater, Miss. Fulgham, William W. -Mendenhall, Miss. Fulton, Anita K. -Philadelphia, Miss. Furrer, Joseph F. -Carthage, Miss. Gaines, Thomas R. -Decatur, Miss. Gall.man, Roselyn K. -Jackson, Miss. Gamblin, Lamar N. -Philadelphia, Miss. Garris, Dixie S. -Greensboro, Ala. Gibbs, Shirley A. -Lawrence, Miss. Graham, John Henry-Decatur, Miss. Grant, Clarence R. -Selma, Ala. Green, Jolmny Spivey-Morton, Miss. Gressett, Mitchell-Chunky, Miss. Gordon, Alex-Morton, Miss. Hales, Paul T. -Morton, Miss. Hall, Leslie H. -Carthage, Miss. Hanna, K. E. -Walnut Grove, Miss. Hannah, Ted S. -Lawrence, Miss. Hardy, Jimmy Al-Philadelphia, Miss. Harrell, Larry G. -Forest, Miss. Harris, DoLoros B. -Decatur, Miss. Harris, Isaac P. -Louisville, Miss. Harrison, Bettye P. -Mobile, Ala. Henderson, William-Enterprise, Miss. T DIRECTORY Herron, Charles-Pulaski, Miss. Hines, Roger Neal-Forest, Miss. Hodge, John A. -Noxapater, Miss. Hodges, Melvin K. -Forest, Miss. Holland, Joe-Philadelphia, Miss. Horton, Daniel-Columbus, Miss. Hudson, Johnie A. -Union, Miss. Johnson, Billy-Noxapater, Miss. Johnson, Martha-Decatur, Miss. Jones, Walter A. -Hickory, Miss. Kilpatrick, Charlene-Philadelphia, Miss. Kinard, Betty-Louisville, Miss. Kirkland, Fred-Philadelphia, Miss. Kupis, Charles-Louisville, Miss. Ladd, Billy W. -Poplar Bluff, Mo. Lane, Henry G. -Union, Miss. Lang, Glynda F. -Tupelo, Miss. Lea, William O. -Philadelphia, Miss. Ledlow, Robert W. -Lawrence, Miss. Lewis, Joelene-Union, Miss. Lindsley, William R. -Newton, Miss. Livingston, Robbie-Louisville, Miss. Lockard, John A. lChickasaw, Ala. Lovom, Mary E. -Thomastown, Miss. McBrayer, James H. -Noxapater, Miss. McCollough, Kennieth-Englewood, Colo. McDonald, Vivian-Philadelphia, Miss. Mann, Kenneth-Newton, Miss. Mansell, George-Carthage, Miss. Martin, Jerry-Carthage, Miss. Mason, James B. -Newton, Miss. Meacham, Jack B. -Mobile, Ala. Milling, Barry-Philadelphia, Miss. Millsaps, Robert H. -Forest, Miss. Mitchell, Gary Lee-Decatur, Miss. Moore, Hubert-Carthage, Miss. Munday, Patricia-Decatur, Miss. Munn, Shelby J. -Pascagoula, Miss. Myatt, Lyla R. -Philadelphia, Miss. Nicholson, Norman-Jackson, Miss. Noblin, Bobby D. -Forest, Miss. Oxner, Voncile-Philadelphia, Miss. Parks, Mary M. -Enterprise, Miss. Pennington, John-Philadelphia, Miss. Phillips, Charles-Union, Miss. Phillips, Otha C. -Philadelphia, Miss. Pittman, Joseph L. -Union, Miss. Pope, Brenda C. -Forest, Miss. Posey, George E. -Union, Miss. Powers, Paul D. -Carthage, Miss. Pritchard, Ernest-Lawndale, Calif. Proyor, Waldo M. -Forest, Miss. Putnam, Audray H. -Lake, Miss. Richardson, Arthur D. -Carthage, Miss. Risher, Jean-Morton, Miss. Rivers, Sandra E. -Hickory, Miss. Roberts, Jo Ann-Forest, Miss. Ross, William M. -Union, Miss. Roundtree, Betty-Philadelphia, Miss. Savell, Ann-Philadelphia, Miss. Seale, Jerry E. -Philadelphia, Miss. Shurden, Henry-Louisville, Miss. Sikes, Calvin E. -Carthage, Miss. Smith, Glenn D. -Morton, Miss. Smith, Kenny L. -Carthage, Miss. Smith, Kenneth W. -Carthage, Miss. Spence, Wendell H. -Walnut Hill, Florida Spivey, Robert E. -Decatur, Miss. Stevens, Thomas F. -Noxapatcr, Miss. Stroud, Charles W. -Demopolis, .-Xl.1. Tanner, Larry W. -Huntsville, Ala. Terrell, Johnnie B. -Union, Miss. Thcrrcll, Jim-Pliiladclphi.1, Miss. Thomas, Charles S. -Philadelphia, Miss. Thompson, Bertram-Louisville, Miss. Thompson, Roy C. -Morton, Miss. Tullos, Whillis-Philadelphia, Miss. Turner, Carol Ann-Morton, Miss. Turner, Gloria Ann-Philadclphhi, Miss. Underwood, Elbert-Sebastopol, Miss. Waite, Frank Dennis-Wagarville, Ala. Waldrip, William A. -Forest, Miss. Wallace, Judith-Carthage, Miss. Walters, Danny-Little Rock, Miss. Walters, Edwin D. -Union, Miss. Watson, James F. -Little Rock, Miss. Weaver, Dennis M. -Lena, Miss. Weaver, Jack M. -Newton, Miss. Weaver, Judy A. -Sobastopol, Miss, Westcott, Garth-New York, N.Y. White, Freddie-Louisville, Miss. White, Judith-Louisville, Miss. White, Evelyn-Philadelphia, Miss. Wiggins, David W. -Forest, Miss. Williamson, Bruce-Louisville, Miss. Winstead, Larry A. -Union, Miss. Wright, Lannie-Louisville, Miss. Young, Charles-Noxapater, Miss. FRESHMEN Adams, Jerry-Carthage, Miss. Adams, Nancy-Pascagoula, Miss. Ammon, Gerald M. -Union, Miss. Anderson, Betty-Philadelphia, Miss. Arinder, William P. -Morton, Miss. Bagwell, Dannye W. -Louisville, Miss. Bagwell, Billy Joe-Jackson, Miss. Barber, Chester R. -Chunky, Miss. Barber, David C. -Lake, Miss. Barnes, Harry-Louisville, Miss. Barnett, Charles-Philadelphia, Miss. Baucum, Maxey E. -Chunky, Miss. Baucum, Sarah Sue-Newton, Miss. Bearden, Bobby R. -Gholson, Miss. Beavers, Boxter-Forkville, Miss. Bennett, Cleo-Morton, Miss. Blake, John D. -Chunky, Miss. Blanton, Thomas-Louisville, Miss. Bounds, Alice Joy-Lake, Miss. Bounds, Richard G. -Newton, Miss. Bounds, Robert W. -Lawrence, Miss. Boutwell, Charles R. -Newton, Miss. Bradford, Barbara-Louisville, Miss. Breazelle, Paul-Philadelphia, Miss. Brock, Jo C. -Koscisusko, Miss. Brown, Larry R. -Louisville, Miss. Bryan, Jones-Madden, Miss. Buchanan, Frances C. -Forest, Miss. Buikin, Clarence-Forest, Miss. Buntin, Nannie C. -Forest, Miss. Burchiield, Carolyn-McCoo1, Miss. Burkes, Billy J. -Carthage, Miss. Burkes, Johnny D. -Carthage, Miss. Burkes, Willie B. -Carthage, Miss. Burkett, Jack-New Orleans, La. Burroughs, Car. -Decatur, Miss. Burton, Franklin-Philadelphia, Miss. Butler, Judy Lynn-Lake, Miss. Cain, Elouise-Fairhope, Ala. Caperton, George-Louisville, Miss. Carpenter, James-Carthage, Miss. Carpenter, Stanley-Carthage, Miss. Carr, Mary E. -Louisville, Miss. Castle, Clarence-Louisville, Miss. Che atham , Dwight -Philadelphia , Miss. Childs, James R. -Louisville, Miss. Chunn, Nina Ruth-Morton, Miss. Clair, Oliver A. -Forest, Miss. Clark, Betty-Philadelphia, Miss. Clarke, Allan C. -Union, Miss. Clay, Charles D. -Noxapater, Miss. Clearman, Jackie-Little Rock, Miss. Cochran, Freeman-Carthage, Miss. Cochran, Rodney L. -Newton, Miss. Comans, Rodney L. -Newton, Miss. Cook, Carolyn F. -Decatur, Miss. Cook, Larry E. -Carthage, Miss. Coward, Mary F. -Morton, Miss. Crawford, James R. -Decatur, Miss. Crowell, Carson-Louisville, Miss. Cumberland, Dianne-Decatur, Miss. Davidson, L. D. -Union, Miss. Davis, Paul H. -Carthage, Miss. Dean, Rickey-Chickasaw, Ala. Duett, Orda Sue-Philadelphia, Miss. DuFrene, Suellen-Louisville, Miss. Dunigan, Sue-Philadelphia, Miss. Dunn, Kenneith M. -Fairhope, Ala. Eady, Elton L. -Forest, Miss. Eady, Peyton V. -Forest, Miss. Eaves, Johnny F. -Louisville, Miss. Edwards, Bobby Joe-Forest, Miss. Ellison, Amzie G. -Carthage, Miss. Epting, Linda J. -Forest, Miss. Eubanks, Linda-Philadelphia, Miss. Evans, Jeanette-Morton, Miss. Evans, Wanda Faye-Lake, Miss. Evans, William L. -Morton, Miss. Ezelle, Joe A. -Union, Miss. Fick, Bonnie-Pittsburgh, Pa. Flake, Jerry-Philadelphia, Miss. Fortenberry, Larry-Carthage, Miss. Fortinberry, Ronnie-Forest, Miss. Foster, Russell-Safford, Ala. Freeny, Sam C. -Carthage, Miss. French, Larry H. -Decatur, Miss. Fulcher, Judy K. -Louisville, Miss. Fulcher, Jerry-Louisville, Miss. Fulton, George M. -Philadelphia, Miss. Fulton, Lynda C. -Philadelphia, Miss. Galloway, Clarence-Union, Miss. Gilbert, John W. -Chunky, Miss. Gilbert, Joseph E. -Atlanta, Ga. Gilmore, Rita Jo-Union, Miss. Goodin, Betty J. -Noxapater, Miss. Graham, James T. -Union Springs, Ala Gray, Elizabeth L. -Forest, Miss. Gray, James L. -Philadelphia, Miss. Green, Edwin W. -Morton, Miss. Haralson, Willis C. -Forest, Miss. Hardage, Diane-Madden, Miss. Hardin, Miriam L. -Chunky, Miss. Hardy, Robert P. -Philadelphia, Miss. Harmon, Atlee O. -Morton, Miss. Harris, Carl W. -Decatur, Miss. Harris, Herbert L. -Hickory, Miss. Harris, James Duane-Union, Miss. Harris, Linda Lois-Decatur, Miss. Hatcher, Bennie-Philadelphia, Miss. Hatcher, Thadius H. -Newton, Miss. Helms, James W. -Mobile, Ala. Henley, Janice-Union, Miss. Herrington, Clara Nell-Union, Miss. Herrington, Harold W. -Union, Miss. Herrington, Voncille-Philadelphia, Mis Hisaw, Dormie Joe-Louisville, Miss. Hodge, Roy Ray-Louisville, Miss. Hodges, Dwight R. -Forest, Miss. Hollingsworth, Mary D. -Lake, Miss. Hollis, Don-Louisville, Miss. Holton, Marilyn-Louisville, Miss. Howell, John H. -Philadelphia, Miss. Huey, Donald M. -Little Rock, Miss. Hull, Billy J. -Louisville, Miss. Humphreys, Ray-Union, Miss. Himter, Linda Lena-Union, Miss. Hunter, William C. -Mobile, Ala. Hurdle, Noble K. -Union, Miss. Ishie, Archie P. -Carthage, Miss. Jeffocats, William-Morton, Miss. Johnson, Carolyn-Philadelphia, Miss. Johnson, Jamie F. -Noxapater, Miss. Johnson, Linda Anne-Union, Miss. Jones, Jimmy C. -Morton, Miss. Jones, Linda-Walnut Grove, Miss. Jones, Richard L. -Forest, Miss. Jones, Shirley F. -Decatur, Miss. Jordan, Roger P. -Decatur, Miss. Keeton, Rex L. -Morton, Miss. Kelly, Albert D. -Lake, Miss. Kern, Elizabeth J. -Forest, Miss. King, Elizabeth J. -Forest, Miss. King, Julius L. -New Orleans, La. Knight, Gary M. -Union, Miss. Kyzar, Harris M. -Forest, Miss. La.ne, Carl H. -Union, Miss. Lane, Jerald-Union, Miss. Lane, Lucie Mae-Union, Miss. Leach, Melvin Douglas-Union, Miss. Lewis, Betty Jo-Chunky, Miss. Lewis, Linda J. -Morton, Miss. Lindley, Austin-Chunky, Miss. Lockert, William B. -Morton, Miss. Loper, Sammy Joe-Union, Miss. McAdory, Sara R. -Louisville, Miss. McDaniel, Roger-Memphis, Tenn. McDill, Oliver F. -Conehatta, Miss. McDonald, Linda F. -Forest, Miss. McElhenney, William-Decatur, Miss. McKay, Barbara-Louisville, Miss. McKinion, James M. -Union, Miss. McMichael, Robert-Philadelphia, Miss. McMillan, James-Philadelphia, Miss. Mann, Larry W. -Newton, Miss. Marshall, Judy-Philadelphia, Miss. Massey, Velma C. -Lake, Miss. Matthews , Geraldine -Philadelphia, Miss. Smith, James Roy-Magnolia, Del. Smith, James Stan-Philadelphia, Miss. Smith, Martha J. -Philadelphia, Miss. Smith, Omar M. -Otis AFB, Mass. Smith, Smith, Sneed, Sparks, Spivey, Staton, Patrick J. -Little Rock, Miss. Willis W. -Decatur, Miss. Nancy Jean-Newton, Miss. Janet D. -Forest, Miss. Satmdra-Decatur, Miss. James Kenneth-Union, Miss. Stokes, Carvel E. -Louisville, Miss. Sullivan, Paul D. -Louisville, Miss. Suttle, Randy-Orrville, Ala. Kenneth -Louisville , Miss. Meador, Donald P. -Decatur, Miss. Miles, Rosemary-Louisville, Miss. Montgomery, Carol L. -Decatur, Miss. Moody, Julius R. -Louisville, Miss. Moore, Patricia-Philadelphia, Miss. Moore, Rex B. -Forest, Miss. Moore, Wanda G. -Union, Miss. Morris , Tadlock, Betty-Homewood, Miss. Talbert, Judy F. -Louisville, Miss. Taylor, Jerry D. -McCool, Miss. Taylor, Martha Ann-Union, Miss. Thaggard, Roy D. -Walnut Grove, Miss. Thomas, Billy G. -Walnut Grove, Miss. Thomasson, Mary Jo-McCool, Miss. Thrash, Rodney S. -Sebastopol, Miss. Tucker, Thomas C. -Union, Miss. Tumage, Johnson L. -Newton, Miss. Vance, Brenda L. -Union, Miss. Valentine, Marion C. -Decatur, Miss. Walker, Patsy C. -Newton, Miss. Walker, Perry J. -Philadelphia, Miss. Walker, Wendell E. -Forest, Miss. Wallace, Daniel A. -Demopolis, Ala. Walton, Thurman G. -Union, Miss. Warren, Tommy Joe-Forest, Miss. Watkins, Betty Lou-Forest, Miss. Weems, Bonnie R. -Lawrence, Miss. Weems, Loletta-Lawrence, Miss. Mott, V. L. -Philadelphia, Miss. Mowdy, Lessie-Conehatta, Miss. Neal, Hester V. -Carthage, Miss. Nelson, Benny K. -Lawrence, Miss. Nelson, Charles-Daphne, Ala. Nowell, Jimmy W. -Philadelphia, Miss. Nowell, Virginia-Philadelphia, Miss. Nuckolls, Gaylan S. -Mobile, Ala. Parker, Gerald L. -Noxapater, Miss. Parker, Rosalin P. -Newton, Miss. Patrick, Linda L. -Morton, Miss. Payne, J. Larry-Newton, Miss. Peebles, William R. -Union, Miss. Pennington, David-Newton, Miss. Pennington, Ula E. -Morton, Miss. Pannell, Betty R. -Union, Miss. Pennington, Carole-Columbus, Miss. Peterson, Michael-Louisville, Miss. Puckett, John T. -Morton, Miss. Purvis, Tony W. -Morton, Miss. Rainer, John F. -Newton, Miss. Ramey, Charles Wm. -McCalla, Ala. Ramzy, James T. -Carthage, Miss. Reed, Bobby G. -Louisville, Miss. Reed, Jerry K. -Louisville, Miss. Reynolds, Hugh A. -Newton, Miss. Richardson, James R. -Ward, Ala. Richmond, Jerry-Walnut Grove, Miss. Risher, Carolyn-Walnut Grove, Miss. Risher, Frances J. -Morton, Miss. Roberts, Jerrye-Carthage, Miss. Robertson, Perry W. -Louisville, Miss. Roebuck, Betsy M. -Carthage, Miss. Roebuck, Birtie L. -Lake, Miss. Rogers, Mary R. -Forest, Miss. Rowzee, Donna Sue-Decatur, Miss. Scarborough, Beth-Decatur, Miss. Scarborough, Frank-Carthage, Miss. Scott, Frank S. -Sebastopol, Miss. Shaw, Walter A. -Decatur, Miss. Shelton, Velma Mae-Union, Miss. Shofner, Gloria E. -Mobile, Ala. Sinclair, Ralph-Louisville, Miss. Sistrimk, Dorothy-Louisville, Miss. Skinner, Banks-Philadelphia, Miss. Smith, Audrey E. -Philadelphia, Miss. West, Billy Don-Union, Miss. Whitten, Lester G. -Louisville, Miss. Williams, Ann-Homewood, Miss. Williams, Joseph L. -Decatur, Miss, Williams, Martha J. -Hickory, Miss. Williams, Thomas Ray-Newton, Miss. Willis, P olan -Philadelphia , Miss. Wilson, Jerry W. -Madden, Miss. Winstead, Marry E. -Walnut Grove, Mis Withers, Jimmy E. -Carthage, Miss. Wright, Martha K. -Carthage, Miss. S Wyatt, Phillip-Louisville, Miss. Yarbrough, Daniel E. -Louisville, Miss. Zimmer, Paul D. -Bassett, Iowa SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS QNOT PICTUREDJ Alexander, Richard C. -Preston, Miss. Bryan, Emest A. , Jr. -Decatur, Miss. Bryan, Ernest Everett-Decatur, Miss. Cooper, Travis Dwight-Morton, Miss. Ezelle, Lindell-Decatur, Miss. Frink, Paul Wayne-Little Rock, Miss. Garvin, James Edward-Newton, Miss. Gomillion, Joe Lee-Edinburg, Miss. Haralson, Hugh-Forest, Miss. Hardy, Glenda-Union, Miss. Hollingsworth, Norman-Decatur, Miss. Hopkins, Oliver-Forest, Miss. Humphreys, Jimmy Dale-Lawrence, Miss Jacob, Marvin Tip-Morton, Miss. Jenkins, Rupert-Madden, Miss. Kersh, Patricia-Morton, Miss. Laseter, Robert D. -Morton, Miss. Lucroy, Doyce Lee-Decatur, Miss. McVay, George-Suttle, Alabama Mowdy, Irvin-Decatur, Miss. Nance, James Monroe-Newton, Miss. Rasberry, Henderson-Carthage, Miss. Russell, Jerry A. -Decatur, Miss. Smith, Gerald A. -Fullerton, Pa. Smyth, Charles Thomas-Louisville, Miss. Tadlock, Joe Lee-Morton, Miss. Thompson, Roy C. -Morton, Miss. Tideman, Lanelle Johnson-Philadelphia, M Q Wilson, Henry-Union, Miss. In 1936 Mrs. W. W. Newsome, English Instructor at East Central wrote a prophecy for East Central junior College. The poem was originally presented as a part of a pageant given to celebrate the 100th Centennial of Newton County. As the thirty-fifth session of East Central has opened, it is interesting to both students and patrons, the extent to which has been fulfilled the prophecy in the poem. I dipt into the future as far as human eye could see, Saw the vision of this school and all the wonder that would be, Saw the dreamers catch the vision--heard them sound the note of faith, Heard the echoes from the platform of the Legislative halls, Behold their names in bold relief written on the scroll of time. Then the builders caught the vision, county wide the message ran, Came support from every area of this junior college land, Newton first, Neshoba next, followed soon by Scott and Leake, Winston joined the band last, while students from the state at large--other states as well, Caught the spirit of this college and came here our ranks to swell. Again I dipt into the future far as human eye could see, Saw the campus filled with buildings, well equipped as all could be, For the service of the youths that for training here would come, Saw the farms under wise direction bringing forth a splendid yield, Saw the barns overflowing with produce from the fields, Saw the barnyard stocked with thorough-breds, some from islands across the seas, Saw the milk-pails overflowing, heard the barnyard's noisy din, Grunting pigs and cackling hens, Fruits and vegetables galore added to the bounteous store. Saw the classrooms filled with students that for training here had come. Saw the sacrifice of parents as they worked and toiled back home. That their boys and girls might profit from the college at their door. Saw the corps of faithful teachers chosen with discretion rare, To give their time and knowledge to the youths assembled here, Training Christian men and women, Tomorrow's citizens to be, Saw the faith of Dreamers and of Builders being realized in E. C.j. C. 126 2 fiaafgg . 1.5 . . Y., . Q. . .fr x. 'fy . idx, X, 4 ,A 3, 4 f- .U 1, x ' . i 3, -X A. . 'R . ,, ZX I Ss ' KIA 55.5 ...fri I? iff-I- r ' A , - ,- r f' I I 4 'i H K V li I f if Q . r ' , If xx'-1 'T S if J 95 5 , 'Su FV WE LOST OUR HEADS OVER THIS BOOK OUR TALE IS TOLD xx 1 be THE END 2 2 A Q v . -3 ' , . Fi',',,,V, .- I1 Q, Q ,, xx x x , L W , .X ., f 'H ' L Y ,TMI dx ., .' ,G C Q A N, f Ax : 2... ' Y J. , , Y ' f 3 X V1 5 X . w . , 1 f. ' if A 'iv' 5 '. XA' N V N Q 'J A K Airy. 1 . 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