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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1969 volume:

KS- FYKAAK C2055 ffssr as az 1+-4: as if as as as 1: as ess 5 E3 E Z7 of x 1: The Frank Cross Family :-. .... A. E2 E71 Og, I 1- 4--83? 4? 4? 4?-VHP 4? 4? 1? 4? 1? 42 0 423' N H0055 . ,, 1-H W V 4 N 3 Q V1 Co-Editors ' Wanda May and Diane Frccny Faculty Advisor ' Mrs. Ruth Hull WLQCSS THIS IS OUR EAST CENTRAL fa EV ff QN X KQV gr: in ,I 5 6, g '-, 1 . PFI I-at XX l , ' 'E-'lb x 715, ,. . g f XX qv, ll I I x 2 lab- fx ' 4 mums 58 1968 f W AMAQM my ,I f K 1 I E .W .... WMM-,W,,.. ,,Qh.,,,Q,, ,2,, .W,..--...., f - Q 1, Q As East Central Junior College enters its fortieth year, the 1969 Wo- He-Lo has made an attempt to preserve this and every well deserved event-academic, social and religious. We, as members of the Wo-He- Lo staff, students, faculty and administration at E.C.J.C. have every reason to be proud of our college. Academically she is a top rated insti- tution. The students of E.C.J.C. are blessed with adequate facilities- modern classrooms and laboratories and an adequate volume library -each of which is increasing yearly. Socially, E.C.J.C. can boast of her many fine clubs and organizations, along with all other interesting social aspects of the well-rounded social life of our campus. Religiously, she is staffed and prepared to give ade- quate and necessary guidance to all faiths. However, the blessings of E.C.J.C. students never stands still for there is always an air of expansion present to take care of the growing student body. An addition to the existing science building has been realized, a vocational and technical complex and a technological agri- culture building are nearing completion with construction already begun on a fine arts building. In 1968-69 we celebrate forty 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 you. We honor those East Central graduates who, through the years, in the state and nation, have, by their achieve- ments, build up extended esteem her Alma Mater that the Wo-He-Lo of 1969 delights to extol. I J .QQ 30 STRONG Dates may be tedious, dry-as-dust figures, monotonous to learn and remember. Or dates may represent exciting peaks of history and experi- ence that stimulate over and over memories of thrilling moments that man and nations love to recall and to celebrate. 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 every high school graduate in the five counties of Leake, Neshoba, Newton, Scott and Winston. Our MEast Central has progressed through four decades. Each stu- dent who comprises part of this total record enrollment must charge himself to continueto lift the standards and prestige of this institution which has contributed much to its district and is adding an increasing iniluence on the state. . J. f 'a fail Sl! if W Sud Qr llfv' N I Nflrfxrii ' E Witte X ill if it ll l uf L X 1 iii! not ual: I Sf I G' A ll 1 I I 1 P 1 N V w w TOD mme f , A ff, lf., 4,1 4 my amy 44.41-:wmmffwWAmvwamvM.aswzm4,m4m4fx4m ff 'x A BRCADENED CURRICU LA -L.. The Hrst faculty at East Central consisted of two teachers. In forty years faculty members have increased to 42. They are well trained in their specific field and make learning and education at East Central a living experience. Even as the faculty has increased and improved, so the facilities and equipment have been supple- mented to provide practical knowledge to students in almost every field, As our world of today changes, so East Central keeps up with its pace, our qualihed instructors and leaders help us to live up to our name of College. The Wo-He-Lo staff and students believe that we have the BEST leadership and instructors that can be afforded. QUALIFIED INSTRUCTIO 'WM ,gn--1 Away w1eNr.X+x...+ LASTING PRIENDSHIPS Q-K 'The world's a stage . . f' With each year of East Ccntral's devel- opment, it is easier to see the part it was intended to play in the educational sphere of the district and state. School spirit increases as we play bigger and better teams in sports-and we have all kinds at East Central. The world of clubs and organizations and all other extracurricu- lar activities of the life at East Central exemplify its many lasting friendships. t Mp. f W We v 5 lb - 1--rl' f f? I' ROWTH New faces, new buildings are seen at East Cen- tral Junior College. Construction and renovation have never stopped over the years, and today it strains to provide classroom facilities for the ever- growing student body. The Vocational and Tech- nical Complex is now a symbol of hard work fulhlled in becoming a college. It and other build- ings that are also nearing completion are a phys- ical sign of growth which is definitely felt by each member of the student body, faculty and admin- istration. Hug-55 Miss Gladys Bryant-BSU Director DEDICATIO There are those that teach by standing at the podium of a classroom and giving information. They have their task and often it is done well. But there' are also those who teach, not by standing before a podiumr, but by walking among men--a lesson in living every day. Two of these are our very own--Miss Gladys Bryant and the Rev. John Lambert Neil, friends of the school but most of all friends of the student. -Bro. Neil's indefatigable spirit is the inspiration of youth and thc envy of adults. But his interest and concern for our students is immeasurable. He guides, aids and inspires not only the lNesleyans, but all groups who observe his untiring efforts to be of service, pointing toward Cod and a meaning- ful life. Kfiss Bryant. not here so long as Bro. Neil, but here for the second term of service, also inspires students to learn that becoming educated is devel- oping the whole mang physically, mentally and spiritually. Because she long ago learned to follow the gleam, she seeks to show others the way to a full life lived in fiodls plan. '11 '.,'-317:'5,.-.1-Sk 'Ir , Rev. John Lambert Neil-Wesley Director A poem written by Edgar A. Guest well exempli- Hes these two dedicated consecrated Christians: I'd rather see a sermon than hear one any day, I'd rather one should walk with me than merely tell the way. The eye's a better pupil and more willing than the ear, Fine counsel is confusing, but example's always clear, And the best of all the preachers are the men who live their creed. For to see the good in action is what every- body needsf' Professional excellence, personal greatness and strong dedication unite to engender two sterling individuals. Because of their outstanding service and con- tribution to East Central Junior College, the an- nual staff humbly dedicates this the 1969 Wo-HE-Lo to Miss Gladys Bryant, Student Secre- tary of the BSU and the Rev. John Lambert Neil, Director of Wesley-CUR FRIENDS IN THE MINISTRY. .M ,. :- VVE REMEMBER . . ,C L1 Phi Theta Kappa directs ..... Making pictures for ID'S 1 B.S.U. refreshes us ..... Z 2 ff. S, ,-. Hectic days ..... f l Teachers help with the pause that refreshes. REMEIWBER Our first meal sa 3 ,. 1'! ff 'F NJ M Q 'i ..,4 'W W- 0- ,ff 1 D Our first pep rally nw m:manvweaz4m I WQT.-.MV-s.,x ,N 4 A I I I E Our Hrst ballgames 4 Election 'ti.me,' 4. . givgfyi A VOTQNG Rl 'LES' VADN-' kv. x +, -, 94-3. . K ,M-NX .. , x QKLi.XwN'x't. 'N.Z kX.N CL iii J' '! Y'x' iQ.l.'m WSE, L ai QU . HIT? 4 REMEMBER Religious Emphasis Week A .Www -...., f f-- .' ' Qi Lv . v f -1 7 A x K xl, ' 'Q S me N Sw ie . W W A N' ' ,,.....,...,,.,,-w--i-w- f 2 , N xxxxl .,., N i QYWWTQE has I Rmwmvwwm lfiifkllk IR!-J..l.!lil11' IICUIITT If .HMG HY ' LIIZTN ,QM ,,, ., 3085 'Tit 'sf . ' . . .fi -1 'vrylxf x , , K H I 1 X ,if Q., 'A Y .,,, uf V i lx 'jg ,It Lf Ky, x. fm ' 1 ,' ., . X '4 Lf. A, VK , ', ,f j Y' Q 'A u I XF L 1 K i m -1 -fxku ,,.,g K . i Q I A 1 XX Q, I ' I, 'K r: y il 'L E U X 5 ' X .Sw K l I I .J ,. - xx r V '- I ,- , ,.-15.4 m, 'H-K' ' 11. .' if 'G'-i' -. Q' 5 ., 1 'X ' f -5314 J, 'Z - ' M. 4 .9-1.1 usfninbr. '.m.?,. 9?. 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'V 4 .V 1 fix Z' ul '.- , f . 4 4 if , QQ rf LINDA WILKERSON Maid 'I' ' Q f SEALE 'x N - '-1--P wa.:-g,:e.a ,x,s,., f fi 5' 3 i5 xl'f G ,L - S... . -. A r- lx A H m,vY-,fm , , . ,ve .-, uw, 5 1 Sgumj, 'ww' S. ,V fs ., , N f V' . 1?QQ,5,kw 'aff ,W .-. I.. ,- ., , Uv V'-163 .kMr'.4,-d,,,,A- mb- ' -f ,r-nf ,V x -- Nd Q: mfg i5, LNw xg 'W-2. ' N was-f., '- '-fm1t.HJ .2 -4 frm fbggrfi - -' - -.Jr -.V snug, ' . ,im ,.. 1 -gy.. A fifahlcv-ISWSIJQVA, ' N Ar'-fr' wa. I I ESTHER KENNEDY Maid 4 x - wg: .wgqfx x -,.g ': 'f f2!QiX N 1 - ,- w. f,p,y.j,,Q ff 1 I i X DEBBI R STER r- 'Q HOMIECOMING co XX Q X X XX N X X Q Q 10 . X I, wk X s SUSAN STUTTS XX X WW X X 21' 'Qx W Y .RS 15 i mn Q JOAN SHARPE 1? A5521 1 DIANN E M Y DAY SCENE 1. 45. .Q Q H .,'qq 1 , ' mf! . ' QP 54. N ZA ' Hu,-5 V Li,-I M , A Q ' U' J. f , , 7 .f . H ,ff V' , 3, V ' mu: 1 X ,flx5' ' sJJ 'FY , ,fvffkiifg 4 em , ff., , 'LA : '.:.. - 'f. 'J . , , 'iw If -J. 1' f.l 'fix fy!! Y' ',, u 31 D54 if 1' V f ' if A4 e H' .rg-12 -if V fu-mpc ,,,3?x Lf .-ff ' 5' 'jf' 15 ,, .H p.,.:4,i .. M' ' f , u.,..J 3.1,-. upinfniil-2 s.. in JL- X 4, ,J hdi - ,, , t U A 5 , ' 1 1 ei? 5 19' 4 ,f J JK' 2 bf -F . in af I H3 an ' F fp 1 tw , V, ATHLETICS i QE ,f ina-1:1 ' x a If 1 ,J J 1' WARRIORS I I Ken Pouncey, Head Coach R d Sk- L df Billy Baucum, Assistant Coach U Y Inner, UTY BPH Ord, Managers Gary Allen--E David Chambliss-T Mike Glaze-G Robert Blount-E Gateley Brashier-C Robert Cheatham-E Lynn Copeland-G D. Q. Denson-QB Tommy Harrell-FB All-State Wayne Hatcher-G W XR 9 5 x v X, an I' 599' ,Q Johnny Lovdfri-f-E Q34 xxx rf 4. he ui Lundyjf?-FB if, Q' '1 nf., 3 f Q 'gf 4,-' 6' 'W S3 if - 5 kk? IIV' x 5 .. 1 T7 x. - Y. Jo L n Roberts-HB H1-State 'Bn J ,ggi fl -+- -Af,5.',-N 3' ur 3.1-.QL 'ff-giifffwq , , ,Q A- if' s 1 :L Gil ,WA 5. A S 6 1 O x X 1 - N, x ,f A Scotty SmirhLI-fB Tim E. C. 1. C. RQUNDBALLERS RW-ws ,M ,NW Coach: Joe Clark - N wK A3i Y l Manager: B111 Gnflis X 24 . ' x Y Ml Coach: Mrs. Kay Smith WOMEN,S 44' -5 11- Team Captains: Marianne Matthews, Linda Hill, Linda Comans, Linda Chandler. C2 452-3' 1' Oflicers: President-Linda Chandler, Vice President- Brenda Garvin, Secretary and Treasurer-Sylvia Horn. QI? I I I I I I AMURALS I I N, I I I I, fl I I I I Ia II 1 I I Marianne Matthew's Team: Henerietta McAdory, Linda Kay Linda Chandler's Team: Judy White, Sherrie Whinnery, Williamson, Amelia Kennedy, Mary Ann McDonald, Man- Patricia Shepherd, Sara Lyle, Sylvia Horn, Linda Chand- J anne Matthews, Beverly Chambliss. ' ler, Dianne Herring, Glenda Hillman. I I I J ri I II T I I 2 .1 1 I II I -. I 'J I I I I E Linda Hill's Team: Linda Craig, Sandra Rakes, Carfmlyn ' Breazeale, Francis Stewart, Donna Crowford, Linda Hill, Sally Wofford. P1 I I If v I ...1-4 'l - -If I P' V' I Linda Coman's Team: Marilyn Anderson, Linda Co- mans, Georgia Monk, Brenda Garvin. X. Q QX f K 2.3 S A 5 I Y A Flute Janice Stampley Clarinet Gloria Sanders Phillip Gandy Gary Thorn Bass Clarinet James Harrison Danny Whittington Tuba Tommy Hurdle Tim Allison Barry Blackwell Trombone R. T. Purvis Gary Walton Baritone Don Wallace Joyce Freeman George Sanders Percussion Bill Griffis Bill Idom David Gregorius Nona Butler Ben Moorehead Bruce Lewis Alto Sax Ann Byas Linnie Dabbs Pat Ezelle Tenor Sax Jerry Newell Jerry Peagler Peggy Tolbert Baritone Sax Bill Bingham Coronet J ii N. W X if 3 Drum Major Mack Jackson Robert Hemphill Buddy Guyse Richard Scott John Marcongeli Douglas Horton Bill Anderson French Horn Leslie Cowart Majorettes Diane Webb Nanell Evans Deborah Pierce Brenda Viverette Director S. Q. Seymour ,. f A 4 1 - .. 2,7 . 7 4 f M 4 if ff ff+f-7 fl -a QRGAIXIIZATIUNS N AND ACTIVITIES ll ll .5 W y I clJQK J! ,904 Q,.... N 1 1. 7 . ..' ff , ' , iAI.:' XN1 1 ' om' - - n' I 1 K X 46? I 'm 'xgqx 4: of 5 4' is-crg,f-f-st 4- s I I 55 We-.Q B uDE COPY 'W mmoNAL PROFESSIONA ENGINEERS A . -r DUMPED i934 I .I J 5 x :uf . , Q af JV R' ? 5 1 U I 7' ' X ? BSU 8: Wesley I 1 G .lx , , I i K! E1 -I .fir We Q Sponsor: Dean Denver Brackeen Sponsor: Dean Jim Lightsey PURPOSE: To conduct and promote interest in certain student elections. To pro- mote order and suitable conditions for the intellectual. To maintain the cordial relations between faculty and the students. To promote the responsibilities to hos- pitality on our campus. To promote the awareness of rights and responsibilities as citizens of a democratic society. President: Barry Irons Vice-President: Sam Nowell 1-'Mg . Mug, - hx nb:- a rs. ' s . -1 fffx Secretary: Lynn Lofton Treasurer: Janice Steed Assembly: Brenda Kinton, Chair- mang Rachel Barrett, Ann Byas, Sandra Clark. Linnie Dabbs, Linda Lathem, Dianne Freeny, Dianne Ray. Hospitality: Jerry Nance, Chairman, Don Wallace, Donna Crawford, Nancy Tingle, Carol Risher, Don Stewart, Virginia Sellers, Wayne Smith. if 'T' fa lv QCA vofmmft Fil MTE? Election: Gary Myrick, Chairman, Tommy Lynn Burns, Melvin Wooten, Curt Pouncey, Margie McDaniels, Frances Stuart, Linda Blount, Bill Anderson, Barbara Ingram, Cor- Calendar and Activities: Betty Lewis, Chairman, Judy Irons. School Spirit: Sandy Smith, Chairman, Marianne Matthews, Susan Stutts, Judy Parker, Cynthia James, Margaret Shelton, Wayne Smith, Tim Puck- ett, Sammy Pace, Donnie Ray Thomas, Wanda May, Charlene Mapp, Benny Fulcher, Dianne Herring, Bedelia Stokes, Reggie Daughtery, Sally Craig, Linda Hill, Bobby Mack Phillips, Larry Bradford, Mike Edwards, Gaines Pierce. in f .- fi 3 E5 9 xx. X ' ag 'Q X, 'l 3 -ir L i J SF' Q P - l-i ,s E! ,, tr i fi .' 63 nelia Lowry, Marilyn Anderson, Judy McKee, Debbie Rester, Esther Kennedy, Elaine Seal, Charles Wright, Jr., Lamar Moorehead. Religious: Brenda Kinton, Judy Parker, Jerry Hill, Tim Marshall. Sophomore Women's Council N Men's Council .Ns.,..,.t, I . y, s s iiufif' 'ii ar 1 e 5- rx, 3 . 'lik' Freshmen Womenls Council Sig ef? Miss Erma Lee Barber Sponsor fSoph.l fa V 2 4 K. K . . hh A Diane Herring President-Soph. 92- . .ia Donna Crawford House Chairman Linda Hill Treasurer Il- is 106 'E , 'V , Janice Steed Secretary Mr. Clayton Blount- Sponsorg Curt Pouncey, Dwight Shepherd, Charles Harrison, Billy Walker, Jimmy Cum- berland, Jimmy Major, Larry Mills, Joel Trip- lett, Sherrie Whinnery Fresh. President Barbara Ingram Social Chairman Qs 1' Shirley Coleman Civic Chairman Wanda Fowler Secretary Annabelle White Religious Chairman 64 Marsha Howard Religious Chairman Donna Coward Social Chairman Mrs. Myrna Young Freshman Sponsor Nanell Evans Civic Chairman Q Rebecca Gardner Treasurer FACULTY CLUB I .r'f'l'9' ' if rf, K H! H-ff Mr. Joe Clark Mr. Jackson Smith Mr. Billy Smith President Vice President Secreta PROGRAM COMMITTEE ,Dx ,fix if 7 Mr. Denver Brackeen Mr. Lavane Newell Mrs. Jessie May Everett Chairman if FY Member-At SCCIAL COMMITTEE Large 4134 ,p f 4, A L- ' 'Ja' 5511. mf, L t ri' 'TC ,gg 1, '4- Mrs. Ruth Hull Mrs. Susie Bamett Mrs. Martha Graham Mr' Clinton Russell Chairman Mr. Tommy Thrash Mr. Billy Smith Mr. Richard Etheridge Chairman 5: - 7 'Us Mil LEGISLATIVE CCMMITTEE .Q ,,, ,X A . ' s 'ar Maxx ,A Sponsor: Mrs. Aylne Simmons, Phi Theta Kappa Emblem ',wW' Elrifi President: Bettye Lewis, Vice-president: Buddy Powell, Secretary: Kathern Fulton, Treasurer: Arlene Edwards, Historian: Miriam Barber, Musician: Ann Byas. PHI THETA KAPPA iff' 4 ' 5 'UE' i sQ1-. W I J N fl M Miriam Barber Rachel Barrett Gail Bragg Ann Byas Donna Crawford Arlene Edwards Joyce Freeman Gail Fulton Kathetn Fulton Ricky Gibbs Gail Gray Jane Greenwood Linda Lathem Bettye Lewis Judy McKee Patricia Majure Buddy Powell Jolene Savell ,I . I - if H: Mp. ,fx Frances Stuart Charles Wright O-HE ...avi Sponsor--Mrs. Ruth Hull gms SN , 'Wg 'SWWWMWQ ww-wa fs-4' K of sk Snapshot-Wo-He-Lo at homecoming l Freshman Class Editors-Wanda Rushing, Mary Ann McDonald, Janice Steed, Glenda Jones, Linda Kelly. Editors-Wanda May, Diane Freeney Organizations and Activities Editors-Marilyn Burrows, Sherri Whinery, Cheryl Harrell, Alice Jane Bryan, Jimmie Daniels, Maudean McAdory. A L0 fre i N N QN' Typlsts Mary Ann McDonald Dlane Freeney Wanda Faculty Edltors Dlane Freeney Joan Breland Frances May Karen Van Wye Wanda Rushmg Glenda H111 Stuart Bettye Lewls man Cheryl Garrell Allce Jane Bryan Mlke Edwards -Q .ff lil- .XZH Z -waikt ed? 3 Snapshot Edltor gets sponsor told' -ani i' +1 Sports Edxtors Wanda May Patncxa Sheppard, Mlke Sophomore Edltors Betty Echlelberger Judy McKee, Edwards Dlane Watkms Donna McCoy Karen Van Wye Sandra Waggoner s X X. 4 The Tom-T0 L' Di SPOHSOFLMTS. C0l'k Editgrilniane Herring I i 6 M13 it as-uit? , ff, V, EE ' A f' ,. VW Y 2 f nwwzmahy .54 f :rf-fan A Managing Editor-Lind-a Lathem . .vigx--5 I iq ,RI .M X .X-1 xx, w il X Business Manager-David Howell Sports Editor-David Rives 70 Circulation and Typist-Dianne Ray and Scottie Fore- man. Typists-Lennie Dabbs, Sherry Cooper, and Nancy Eu- banks. Planning the special edition featuring the an- nual. W! U ali 5 . uf' ll I Photographer and cartoonists-Shirley Coleman and Leslie Cowart. 1 71 Writers-Mary Charles Naish, Gloria Sanders, and Sandy Smith. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Marv E. Callahan Sponsor: Mrs. Ruth Hull Beverly Chambliss Donna Crawford Cx l Officers: President-Nancy Edwards Vlce Presidents-Judy White and Betty LEWIS Secretary-Sherri Whinnery Treasurer Linda Kelly, Historian-Donna Kay Smlth and Reporter-Glenda McMullan Gwen Cumberland Nancy Edwards Glenda Jones JP!!!- qu-.., 72 Linda Kelly Betty Lewis Maudine McAdory Judy McKee Glenda McMullan Donna Kay Smith Janet Stampley jackie Stegall Nancy Thorne Frances Townsend Sherri Whinnery Judy White AGRICULT RE CLUB Larry Billy Smith, Sponsor Larry Bradford William Crawford Golden, President Charles Hand Billie Holton William Land Jorge Ortega Gains Pierce Larry Posey, Program Chairman Clarence McMillan Michael Noel, Secretary-Treasurer James Sessums James Shepard Bunkie Smith Roger Smith Donald Walton Marvin Weaver John Weeks Douglas Whitehead, Vice President John N owell ,ir aw, . '51 i s -. 'ref ?,, X Fin . ...sax 1 WTF 3- .S - X 51' fm , 1 is 'KM 'K+ 'fi 5... wx are i 3 'VX x 1 'il' 5 I I l 9-A IU' Sponsor: Ray Norton Officers-President: Sam Nowell, Vice-President: Randolph Eakes, Secretary and Treasurer: Billy Meador, Reporter: Gail Fulton. ALPHA ALPHA EPSILO 'l IIQUIPPYE, rvvh As .1 ipwfesgitmal engineer, ',9.JcJ.'f.1ff my Pro!i'ss1onafAnow'lcvJge ant! sLil, fo ILL' atJvanccnav:1f ant! Acffcrmcnl of Aurnun weyarc. plehge-1 '27 3 'Q fl: lcfmosl ofpeffoymmffci o ix Sponsor: Pace Guthrie PURPOSE: To develop the beginning studentls interest in the engineering profession. To create the student,s understanding of the professional aspects of engineering. To direct the graduating senior to- ward definite steps of obtaining professional status T parlicipalc in none dnl Annes! cnfcrpris Certigcatiorl and registration. go live ant! worlv accomling fo IAQ laws of man anollLc LigLesl slanclurvls ofprofcssional conoL1cfg fl Ffa e NATIQNAL . if im, ..,.,f slantling . e Personizlatl- I I Pnorsssuorm I A 4 H ,L P tan age, a me nz o consftfzrallo g 351: Lumihliy ant! wi or gzbivinc Qiuitlance, x9maAe lAis ple ge. i gl 'Vs Q--N E17 g5'x3?g A 'il ?n-. Q' ji - Gary Walton l 6' Q John Vance Y l 1 l 'UE 'Cx ,Q-as 912 Y- M Gary Agent Tc 1111 my Anthony Randolph Eakes Glen Edwards Larry Ezelle Gail Fulton Douglas Horton Barry Irons Willie Johnston Glynn McConn John McKee Benny Lee Bruce Lewis Gerald Mayes Billy Meader Sam Nowell Ronnie Pace Billy Rowsey Rodis Shealy Jessy Smith 7 ff 'I X 1- Mike Hatch Glenda Hillman Sam Holdiness T5 Mrs. Jessie May Everett Mr. Wallace Bedwell Raymond Boutwell Frankie Burt I ., PHI BETA Patricia Burton N Scotty Davidson Anthony George Ricky Gibbs ZS' Shelby Hollingsworth 3 David Noweu Gary Joiner Stanley Jones . , Joan Sharp. LAMBDA E Officers-President: Gary Walker, I Vice-President: Scotty Davidson, Sec- : retary: Margaret Shelton, Treasurer: Beverly Kea Brenda Kinton Billy Lang ,vw 1 l 5 I l 3 W i E i 1 4 I E T .Ag 2 U x A my 'YK I Sv 1 If IQ! ri 'UN Danny Musgrove Gary Myrick Betty Nicholson Billy Nicholson Kay Poe Donna Risher Joan Sharp Margaret Shelton Frances Stuart Gary Walker Melvin Wooten DELTA PSI CMIEGA Officers: Larry Ezell, Presidentg Diane Herring, Historiang Linda Wilkerson, Secre- tary-Treasurerg Mary Naish, Vice-Presidentg Mr, Bruce Peterson, Sponsor. Charlie Blount Connie Burks Babs Cain Sandra Clark Leslie Cowart Larry Ezell Diane Herring Louise Johnson Linda Lathem Bettye Lewis John Moreau Mary Charles Naish Jerry Nance Gloria Sanders Richard Scott Linda Wilkerson L 0-4 . Q 3 'V , fb a 5164 ,V -au,,..,, r ff 7 x A my an I vi A. l 1 ' I WX x 1, 1 4 W l rl l N, i l H in 5 l I 5 1 l 1 l I 1 l I E l z F I 4 4 -1 5 1, ii Il ls ,, K, at I in il gi l 1 1 l 1 1 1 I l w 1 l l l K r i ta J 145- P ' Officers: Richard Scott, Vice-Presidentg Diane Herring, A Choir Scene from the play Qllr Towne presented by Presidentg Mr. Bruce Peterson, Sponsor: Babs Cain, His- the players. toriang and John Moreau, Secretary-Treasurer. Vu? Qi 4 Q 'I' ' Q5 or QV' All Qi it Tommy Anthony ,f u Charlie Blount N ' ,N - Connie Burks A 1 ' Mr. Bruce Peterson, Sponsor if? it .- V V Babs Cain Q Sandra Clark it ,A A' Larry Ezell ' Garnett Hawkins Diane Herring Bobby Horton M. Louise Johnson Linda Lathem Bettye Lewis John Moreau Mary C. Naish Gloria Sanders , 6 -M1 Richard Scott Sandy Smith ls -L l ' Janice Steed I A M .4-Q, John Vance guv fu ' DNN is 'F' ' Q Q. , Linda NVilkerson X, l Q at 'C ' ff John VVils0n Q .I 'I W S Charles V. Wright '--5 in ag I i . in m SEA Q if . Q. .6 N H? E P S onsor: L. E. Cliburn ,f S P it Q rsss Q Officers-President: Danny Whittington, Vice-President: John Sharp, Secretary-Treasurer: Linda Lathem, Projects Chairman: Sandra Clark, Publicity Chairman: Sandy Smith, Social Chairman: Elaine Madison. PURPOSE: To provide opportunities for students preparing to teach and to develop an understand- ing of the teaching profession through participation in the work of local, state, and national education associations. ga. Q., .,f 'ss Yi L. t lfi William Danny Allen Miriam Barber Kathy Barrett Rachel Barrett Audrey Boggan Karen Burnett Martha Burns Babbs Cain David Chambliss Sandra Clark Linda Comans Reggie Daugherty 1 ' ay, 'gf t Ya E ' 2 Y , .1 A , K,r.-,e,, t., l ,T a n l if ' i 1 r if' 'T' 2 x 'N L Y r If 4. Q Amfgi 9.- 4'N x I Elaine Madison Wanda May Sandra McCrory 81 lN'IiChael F. Edwards Betty Eichelluerger Nancy Euhanks Pamela French Gail Fulton Mrs. Kathern Fulton Erhert Comillion Norma Graham Larry Gressett Charles Hand James Harrison Dianne Herring Linda Hill Betty Holder Sandra Holder Sylvia Horn Barbara Ingram Robert Gerald Jordon Linda Kelly Esther Kennedy Wayne Lasher Linda Lathem Betty Logan Paul Lyle .rv tx . 'ff .-F' rr . 4 Aa HF? 'Vs Danny Whittington Scotty McDonald Glenda McMullan Brenda Mitchell Virginia Mitchell Sue Nelson Patsy Nester Peggy Nicholson Linda Parker Deborah Pierce Deborah Rester Gloria Sanders Dana Sanford John Sharp Sandy Smith, Sheryl Smith Donnie Ray Thomas Randolph Trippe Brenda Viverett Becky Warren Dianne Watkins Hugh Wiley Winstead Not Pictured: Mrs. Carlotte Burker Mrs. Edsell Cliburn 87. AUTO BODY, FE DER A PAI TIN G 'G F, 'Dx IL, .Q-K Sponsor: William A. Bowman Sponsor: Grover Shoemaker jfgbfa l fffgiii e Nf., 'f ,.fg .l, Q-, Q. pl? 5 'L 3 Vernon Jimmy Carter, Sec.-Treasurer 9 , J - 5 1 ,.,,, .,.. - , Q -1 5 Jimmy Lynn Chesnut I Q5 , - ' ' -f-1seazf W'gN':N' 3 V James Curtis Gould Tommy L. Johnson 1 , 'D' 1 I 4 4 83 LV' mea Yu Q ,.. ,. l rf N A e Xi, !,,,..s??' RWM , ,XE 5 1 f . ,XS j James Edward Jones, Vice-President Frank Marzine Jones, President Herman McDaniel 1 s Larry Parks William Richard Shoemaker Jerry Lane Thweatt Nathan D. Westerfield BSU NVQ f-'ilv47'i7 Q: I Sponsor Jerry Nance Larry Golden Brenda Kintion Miss Gladys Bryant President ViCe-Pre5idem Secretary ,- ' I 1 ,fgifeil 65 '7 ' ' fi .1 P, ' fe Mil-iam Barber Rachel Barrett Missions Communications lafpltix , V' 1 laws BSU is refreshing. 50 7 L Sandra Clark Education Nancy Henderson Worship Linda Parker Anna Belle White Hfygtegg PI'CSidCYlt aw--P Q5 lbs. VVESLEY ,pw 'Ve - - Bettye Lewis 1 ' Lynn Lofton Rev, J, L. Neill Wayne Smith n . G orla Sanders President Vice-President Second Vicbpresidem Secretary 5. .ff S 9-- 1-'f'f'L fix 4' 1' 'X in A 3, ' in ' 'V V, ' 'S' Q ' fi ' , Gail Fulton Don Fuller Mary Charles Naish DUIHHCQRHY Treasurer Attendance Social and Recreation MUSIC el is Benny Fulcher Lynn Logan MUSIC OI-ganist ir- Al Kimble Linda Lathem Art Publicity Linda John Property 4-W Janice Steed Vespers Reggie Daugherty N oon-day Kenny Bums Transportation v?'x ' I ,. 4 if f fx 2213, 55 fn A fig Members areh-Soprano: Ann Byas, Gloria Brown, Lennie Logan, Dianne Ray, and Gloria Sanders. Tenor: LCSIIC Dabbs, Arlene Edwards, Patti Hatcher, Brenda Jones, Cowart, Reggie Daugherty. Bass: Jerry Peagler, George Henreitta McAdory, Wanda May, Nancy Thorne, Peggy Porter, Richard Scott, and Don Wallace. Sponsorg Mrs Tolbert, Sonja Weaver, and Linda Williamson. Alto: Marian Thornton. Norma Graham, Nancy Henderson, Linda John, Betty E. C. 1. C. MIXED CHOIR MENC Oflicers-President: Don Wallace, Vice-Presi- dent: Jerry Nance, Secretary-Treasurer: Nona Butler, Reporter: Ann Byas. 86 Director: Mrs. Marian Thornton P '43, TREBLE CHOIR First Soprano: Ann Byas, Lennie Dabbs, Brenda Jones, Peggy Tolbert, Sonja Weaver, and Wanda May. Second Soprano: Gloria Brown, Henerietta McAdory, Nancy Thorne, Linda Williamson, Arlene Edwards, and Gloria Sanders. Alto: Patti Hatcher, Norma Graham, Nancy Henderson, Betty Logan, and Dianne Ray. Sponsor: Mrs. Marian Thornton, Accompanist: Gail Fulton. , -.ff BEL CAN TOS Nona Butler, Ann Byas, Lennie Dabbs, Peggy Tolbert, Sonja Weaver, Brenda Jones, Nancy Henderson, Gail Fulton, Dianne Ray, Gloria Sanders. U-sf r X' 1' frtfw DAQ, TROUBADOURS First Tenor: Jerry, Peagler. Second Tenor: Leslie Cowart Bartone: Jerry Nance. Bass: Don Wallace. Sponsor: Mrs Marian Thornton. l Mx FA. Q Q . l W, .1 Q L ly' r L KS: Mr. L. B. Simmons Sponsor SIGMA TAU SIGMA I' ff 7 L f ,,,z, Officers Bettye Lewis Histonan Lynn Seale Presldent Linda La them, Secretary Mr L B Slmmons Sponsor Kathern Fulton Sandy Gray Barbara Ingram Linda Lathem Bettye Lewis Lynn Seale THE FRENCH CLUB , Jane Cjeannej Greenwood, Secretary-Treasurer f 2 gf' af., 4, I, ff .... f Dlane CDCDISCJ Herring, President I f j M ,f f X77 Linda fCelinej Lathem, Vice-Pres. Charles fChaTlCSl Wflghl, JII, Mrs Ehsabeth Rowell Reporter Sponsor Oliver COlivierj Lee Clark not pictured ' ' ACA mimics y fs? 4 flak ff 1 ,nge IIHIII If ., x Us lllu 1 1 g y ,9- Xlllll , - Ag Quin b , QV - 1.7 -- - 1 '- rf, - R Q K , ff .14 sw gf N952 X '! A :.-551313 5- :-5-:1-55fi1E2:i:ii1xiif5E:5: 15514:-iff-'.Ei.. ., 2. .3521 1232.1-:fgzfi.':C-:.g.g:43q.ix21- ' l'f,1',f:3. -1222552529: f5f1 ..-1. H-'111 4' ' :.-If-fafisi. 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' -. . ...gif ' ' KH Z ,. .rf u 9 , ET i? 4 , 1111 - - '-'- Q ' l -ffffhfflf C yy 2 ff QQ? 7 A -D G fi Tw , X . ww Z-Y 7? VM 7 W 4 Q .5 3 ,gf OF ,-,za N We I .y nz 4- vf' . 1, av --nl 1 f 7 w,, 5 3 JW ' 4 N Wm M ,'v 444, M' C STAFF 5 . it of 1. 4 N.. 5 X IP' fd, if 1 .vw vi, -. Ir, 4,417 -- ' A P r I 1 N 3 1 .r w'.ff i pw-L, N-' ' fggx hu ,V I ff., p.. Y'H-u Q 'Vs Q-wx F, V -0--Q.. S Q QL.,-QL -,X '5-- nm., x ill: Q avljv WPI' ,,' 'Aff .. 1:1 4' , e g, , - 23 f 1 ' f W 4 - 7 MQ , ij 1, fm, . ,V ffm M72 an 'W V m ' nw , S f A fi . 1 f 8 f V W 1' ., President X X wtf w N X get . Charles V. Wright, Sr., B.S., M.A. and Ed.D. A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDE T East Central Junior College may well mark the year 1968-69 as one of her best because of you as students, the alumni, and her many friends. The desire of the institution to serve you, its district. state and nation has necessitated an en- largement of the physical plant, the offering of new programs and the expansion of others. As an insti- tution we are very pleased to have been a part of your training for your position in life. Be aware of the many issues of life, and the qualities which make the solid values achievable. Work diligently, think seriously, apply yourself ard- uously and look to the future for your greatest success and happiness. However, if you must look back may this book serve as a recollection of your happy years at East Central. 91 Maw ff? l '-ll.. Trustees from Lake, Neshoba, Newton, Scott, and Winston Counties 5 ?f x ,fi ffx Denver Brackeen Jim Lightsey B. L. Griffin A.A., B.S., M.A. B.S., M.Ed, A.A., B.S. Dean of Academics Dean of Students Business Manager and Education Instructor Frank Rives Clayton Blount Erma Lee Barber B15-, MS- B.S., M.A. B.S. Reglstfal' and Dean of Men Dean of Women Math Instructor 2' , '-gl ,Yi yixaeslifpx 2' 7 y Mrs. Minnie L. Burks RN., A.A. College Nurse Mrs. Myrna Young Associate Dean of Women Mrs. Mary Lang Sec. to Dean of Academics Miss Gladys Bryant A.A., B.R. Director of B.S.U. iliu g lutul rwanm 0 Z 551 'xfx lv- H13 P J lv., I Mrs. Peggy Gilmore Secretary to President Mrs. Brenda Crawford Sec, to Dean of Students an au- ,Q X V 1 1 1 .f Leonard Lee Food Services , if' ,luv-4-m Rev. L. Neil B.S. Director of Wesley qw... f Mrs. Madeline Mayes A.A. Secretary to Registrar Miss Sandra Walters Sec. to Business Manager E GLISH The East Central English Department is pri- marily a course in communication, and is or- ganized to include the Eve activities of think- ing, listening, reading, writing, and speaking. Its purpose is to give the student both an understanding of these basic activities as they are related to the general process of learning and to all intellectual development, and to give him through actual experimentation and drill, a degree of efficiency in each activity. TQ! Mrs. Billy Cork Richard C. Etheridge A.A., B.A. B.S., M.A., Ph.D. 'i 10 if ig ff: L. B. Simmons Thomas Thrash B.A., B.D., MA. A.A., B.S., M.S.S. George Abraham Robert Glazar B.A., M.A. B.S., M.S.M. Mrs. Aylne Simmons Uvid Vickers B.A., M.Ed. B.A., M.A., Ed.S. SOCIAL SCIENCES The primary objectives of the East Central Social Sciences Department are to meet the challenge of a democratic way of life and to impart the spirit of the American heritage of liberty. The staff of this department strives to in- form students about their country and its peo- ple and to keep them abreast of world affairs. ART The creative work of the Art Department has been seen by every East Central student in his day-to-day activities. This is the goal of the department: to bring an art experience not only to a talented few but to everyone in the college. To accomplish this, members of the various art classes have displayed their work enjoyment of the students and faculty. for the M. L. McCarty B.A. AGRICULTURE Training programs in the Department of Agriculture have as their purpose the prepara- tion of students for better citizenship, for more efficient farm operation, for professional service work, for leading agriculture, and for various fields of business in which a knowledge of scientihc agriculture is of value. FOREIGN LANGUAGES The objective of the French course is to acquire proficiency in reading literary selec- tions, in speaking conversational French and in writing the language. To accomplish the goal of fluency in the language and a familiarity with the culture, students discuss changes and current events in the country. Mrs. Elizabeth Rowell B.E. HOME ECONOMICS A program designed to meet the needs of the college girl and to train her for her future duties as a homemaker is the goal of the East Central Home Economics Department. The department offers an interesting and varied program, presenting meaningful and realistic courses in family relations, personal Hnances, and general homemaking. 96 Billy L. Smith A.A., B.S. Mrs. Ruth Hull l JB- ' L. E. Cliburn BA., MA. PSYCHOLOGY This department is concerned with giving the students an understanding of the basic principles governing child development. Some of the topics considered are: growth, emotion, motivation, personality, intelligence, and learn- ing. LIBRARY is ' efe RELIGIOUS EDUCATION At East Central the Religious Education De- partment has for its aim the familiarization of the student with the Bible. The Bible is the basic textbook: but other text and materials are used. It is the desire of the instructors to Create within the students a sincere apprecia- tion of the Bible. john W. Holliman A.A., B.S., M.A. n 1, .' Qin... Mrs. Cecil Barnett B.S. Burton Library was named in memory of Miss Ethel Burton who served as East Central's Master Librarian for over three decades. The college library houses the book collec- tions and other materials so essential for the support of the academic program of the col- lege. The library is the hub of all learning. 97 'fam S , Q- lbs. fx 1' '7 Rev. Fred Fowler B.A., B.D., M.R.E J. Wallace Bedwell Mrs. Jessie Mae Everett Charles Pennington A.B., M.A. A.A., B.S.C., M.S.C. A.A., B.A., M.S. BUSINESS EDUCATION The Business Department offers fifteen courses including typing, shorthand, book- keeping, business law and economics, and oflice machines and' clerical practice. These courses help prepare students for future vocations. A one year Secretarial Science Intensive course is intended to develop skills adequate for secre- tarial job placement. Mrs. Charles V. Wright B.S., M.S. C 3 t 'ff 'f gy -5 ., R. G. Fick Sammy G. Seymore B.Ed., M.M., M.Ed. B.A., M.A. MUSIC Instruction in all types of music is offered to East Central students by this department. The students enjoy piano, organ, voice, Glee Club, theory, and band. The aim of this department is to offer a musical experience to the average student at E. C. as well as those with a musical talent. Mrs. Marian Thornton AA., B,A., M.M.Ed. Clayton Blount B.S., M.A. 995 Billy Baucum Mrs. Kay A.A., B.S., 5' Bs. 3 Smith M.E. Joe V. Clark A.A., B.A. ATHLETIC The major sports here at East Central in- clude: football basketball and baseball. Men who are exceptional in these sports not only participate, but also develop ability to accept victory and defeat in a sportsmanship manner. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 5-LX Kenneth Pouncey A.A., B.S. Good sportsmanship and physical fitness are developed by the Physical Education Depart- ment here at East Central. During this physical training both girls and boys learn the fundamentals of such sports as tennis, baseball, volleyball, and basketball. i 99 ! . .XS Q 1 7 I E 4 T' ' xx:- :ggi- , Y -3 k L Frank M. Cross B.S., M.S. NATURAL SCIENCES In this age of growing scientihc and tech- nological discovery and development, a basic understanding of all scientific areas is neces- sary. East Central offers a selection of varied courses designed to meet this need. Alfred Deaton B.S., M.Ed. an 1 3 mr-af. F. E. Leatherwood George L. Mason Dr. John Woods A.A., B.S., A.A. B.S., M.S. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Mrs. Martha Graham A.A., B.S., M.Ed. ze fi , W' .1 Bruce W. Peterson B.A. SPEECH AND READING Q r 1' - N Speech at East Central is designed to give ' . the student practical knowledge and practice 'A of all forms of speaking as used in every-day A' life. The fundamental elements of all oral , I communications are discussed and put into , practice. Teaching enables the student to read fasterg therefore, he may comprehend the material better. IOO K l 3'- Q' Joe Clark Ray Norton A.A., B.A. J. E. smith B.S., M.Ed. B.S. PRE-EN GINEERIN G The students in this department learn the fundamentals of technical drafting in engineer- ing including geometric constructionsg the theory of ortho graphic projections of point, line, and planeg axonometric projectiong and the theory of logarithms and logarithmic equa- tions. IOI MATHEMATICS The East Central Mathematics Department ' is one of the best in the State. Facilities used in the department enable students who sin- cerely desire to increase their knowledge through reading and problem solving. Included in the math program are two years of college algebra, plane trigonometry, Calcu- lus I and II, and technical math I, and II. John Atchley B.A. A M. P. Gulllrltf B.S. .XX Q Ln. , XN'illiam Bowman Grover Shoemaker L. .- . W' VV F51 . i ,J -'hx tt vu -.A I rg 1--as M-we at R 'WP' .1180 VW, .JL Clinton Russell Director of Maintenance golf! RUN James C. Ezelle Raymond McMullan Lavane Newell A.A., B.S. A.A., B.S., M.Ed. A.A., B.S., M VOCATIUNAL DEPARTMENT The Vocational Department presents courses which offer the vo- cational student the opportunities to develop skills in working with tools and processes as they are related to industry and provide a background' for students going into technical professions. up-r 101 lx '0a9--.q.,,,..,, ' I! N.. I ,ff l 4 7 Q . . QV, ,ei A , if Nrf.,,,.f- 4 - 4 i ,i , f 3, - A . ,:4S2.4 .,' fl, 4-, CLASS OFFICERS: jon Wilson, Vice-Presidentg Bill Lundy, Presidentg jerry Hill, Representative Brenda Kinton, Representative: Rachel Barrett, Secretary: and Diane Herring, Treasurer. 'E Mrs. Mgrtha Graham Mr. Robert Glazer pomor 103 Sponsor -vs y .nip '1'.' IT'- 'T GARY LYNN AGENT IAMES LARRY AGENT GA R Y STEVEN ALLEN V SOOTTY RAY I ALLEN I SOPHOMORES DANNY ALLEN 1 'ix 'FK if . ,1- BOB HAROLD BOYLES FRED BRASHIER CHARLES BROWN R USSELL LYNN BROWN il RACHEL JO BARRETT CHARLES ROBERT BLO UNT GRADY CARL BOOZER PHILLIP KELLY BO YDSTON MIRIAM jEANNE BARBER GERALD WA YNE BARNETT KATHERN MARIE BECKHAM JOE DOUGLAS BISHOP THOMAS IR VIN ALLISON JAMES WILLIAM ANDERSON CARL STEVEN BECKHAM ir' Qty., L Af IERRELL THAD BRYAN CONNIE BURKS KAREN BURNETTE MARTHA BURNS fu. H? SOPHOMORES KENNY BURNS 1 FRANKY BURT ANN BYAS ROGER CARR if AJS... 11 BABS CAIN DA VID CALLAHAN LINDA CHANDLER MARY LOU CHANCELLOR Q' A , ,, I F ,l A RONNIE CARPENTER CAROLYN CLARK SANDRA CLARK DA VID CLEVELAND 1 Ll 4 'T' 1 SHIRLEY COLEMAN HENRY COMANS LINDA ANITA COMANS DONNIE COAIAIER sr, 3 K1 1 Sgr K Q BETTY EMILY EICHELBERGER ROBERT ELLIS BILLY GERALD EPTING PHILLIP R. 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SOPHOMORES DELBERT AIcCOWN KENNETH McCRORY SANDRA AHCRORY av 'UQ GWEN McGREW BUCK McDONALD JANET IlIcDONALD JUDY McKFF KENNY McMULLAN -L DORRIS AfIcELHENNEY GARY McPHAIL ELAINE MADISON GERALD MAIURE '25 JAMES MAIURE CHARLENE MAPP jOHN MARCANGELI CARL AIASSEY GARY MYRICK .WAR Y CHARLES NAISH IERRY NANCE MARY NELSON o flaw ,Q BRENDA MITCHELL ALICE MORGAN MARTHA MOULDS DANNY MUSGROVE Q5 fig H fam! ,jfqf MARIANNE MATTHEWS DAVID MAY WANDA MAY GERALD MAYES SOPHOMORES JERRY MEADOR WILLIAM MEADOR SUZANNE MILLING EMILY MILES TOMMY MILES CHARLES MOORE JOHN MOREAU GEORGIA MONK X 1 'sn I Qu'- Q BETTY NICHOLSON BILLY NICHOLSON EGGY NICHOLSON SAM NOWELL 'Vt li . ii p SOPHOMORES jORGE ORTEGA SAMUEL PACE CALVIN PARKER ,js , fix N IERRY PEAGLER KENNETH PARKER LINDA PARKER WILLIAM FRANCIS PHILLIPS WILLIE IOE PIERCE w U'v, LINDA PA TRICK CURT POUNCEY MICHAEL POWELL TIMOTHY PUCKETT II- fomv PUR VIS DIANE RA Y TOMMY REEVES DEBORAH RESTER A f 'F' RHA YLE RHODES CAROL RISHER l 'V' 1 VIRGINIA SELLERS IOAN SHARP JOHN .SIIARP JAMES .s'IIIfPAIeD GLORIA SANDERS RICHARD SCOTT ELAINE SEAL LYNDA SEALE 'i ..L' HERMAN RUSSELL CHARLES SANDERS MELVIN SANFORD CELIA SA VELL a9p.m,N, A RONNIE RISHER JUDY RIVES SOPHOMQRES JOE LYNN ROBERTS TOAIMY ROBERTS HAL RUDOLPH SANDRA SANDERS K' fra-A... 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A 'lilm l X 6' 0 0 i CLASS OFFICERS: Marilyn Anderson, Secretaryg Benny Fulcher, Treasurer: Judy Parker, Repre- sentativeg Ted Marshall, Representativeg Sam Bou nds, Presidentg and Gary Gordon, Vice-President. - -.f:V:1.:,. - . Mr George Abraham Mr. Raymond McMullan Sponsor I I 9 Sponsor Eh Ass? kr ,Ark gs' '2 , el ff! 1 Q . 'Z 4 45- s BARRY D WAIN BLACKWELL NANCY CHARLOTTE BLASS LINDA KAY BLO UNT ROBERT CLARENCE BLOUNT TIMOTHY ED WARD BARBER BARBARA IEAN BEELAND RICHARD LAMAR BENNETT WILLIAM L. BINGHAM, IR. if f. 2 - if 'M I I , ff f 1 ,, MIKE ALLEN BAGLEY CACILIA SCOGGIN BAIRD KATHY LYNN BARRETT TERRY LAMAR BECKHAM 'De S TEDD Y ALEXANDER ANTHONY TOMMY VAN ANTHONY IOHN MARK ATCHLEY DORIS GENETT BARRETT ,I JOE KENNETH ADD Y CRAWLEY DWIGHT AKINS AIARILYN KAY ANDERSON MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY PRESHMEN 'K' -an-N 'UN A UDREY BOGGAN IUDI BOSIVELL CORNELIA BOUNDS ROSS BOUNDS FRESHMEN LW ... SAMUEL BOUNDS RA YMOND BO UTWELL jANICE BRA CKEEN Q- 5 Y 'D 'UB ,- CAROLYN BREAZEALLE LARRY BRADFORD THOMAS BRADFORD 1 'ew KN X FRANCES if l S Jr. an ,W BRECK INRID GE JOAN BRELAND ,,1 Nu ELLEN GAIL BRAGG GLORIA BROWN KENNETH BROWN RUTH BRUCE ALICE BRYAN MARY BUFKIN LINDA BURNS 'I'O.1lMYE BURNS 'QW DONNA DIANNE COWARD BILLIE jEAN CROTWELL CYNTHIA jO CROWSON DAVIS DEWEY CULPEPPER KATHY CAROL COLE BEVERLY LYNN CHANCELLOR BARRY RANDOLPH CHESNEY CHARLES WAYNE COOKSEY JIMMY B. COOPER MARY EUGINIA CALLAHAN BEVERLY jEAN CHAMBLISS CHARLES D. CHAMBLISS WILLIAM LA VERNE COLLINS MARILYN GWYNN BURROW PATRICIA ANN BURTON NONA SUE BUTLER SUE MARIE CALHOUN FRESHMEN I Sify 49 1 4 Q i 4 f -if THOMAS IERR Y COOPER MW' LINDA MAE COSGROVE DANNY AUGUSTUS COWARD , f l 'W af f ,- 447' l N' 1 I V! 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WILLIAM ALLEN GRIFFIS HAZEL ALINE GUTHRIE N FRESHMEN -if rms as - y, 'Ds I' I 'ls CHARLES EARL GUYSE LINDA GUYSE CHARLES LARRY HAMIL MARY CHARLOTTE HARRIE 12 1. ASSY, Rial xw haf' ,uw . f wu- ZOLA MARIE HARALSON IERRY D. HARBOUR LEONARD LANE HARRISON PATTY ANN HATCHER I . ' ' is fw- ff' dw CHER YL JUNE HARRELL SAMMY WA YNE HATCHER jOHN MORRIS HA VARD TERESA JANE HEFLIN DOUGLAS RANDALL HELTON ROBERT TILTON HEMPHILL 5 EDWARD FRANKLIN HENDONX CHARLES DOBY HENRY 15 GLENN HITT 105 HQDGE AUBRY HOLDER BETTY HERRINGTON SANDRA HILL SHARON HILL GLENDA HILLMAN FRESHMEN LARRY HOLLINGSWORTH ,, SANDRA HOLDER HUBERT iv -'fx fifxi 1? HOWARD HOLLINGSWORTH DOTTIE HORN 1. DOUGLAS HORTON MARSHA HOWARD PEGGY ISSAC WILLIAA1 jAY CYNTHIA IAMES GARY jENKINS HOLDINESS RANDEL HOLLIS 22: . 1-f: nv ' BILLIE HOLTON V. 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