Hattiesburg High School - Lil Miss Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1958 volume:

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W1 s wa, iai i .au E' 'lm' There's a school we'll hold forever in our hearts it cannot die, And no hand on earth can sever, Our love for Hattiesburg High. She shall rank above all others, For truth and right she's bold, And there's naught can daunt the valor, Of the dear old purple and gold. 2 Supenintendent As you learn how to study, as you learn how to collect and interpret facts and state conclusions based on these facts, you are learning to make up your own mind about problems which will confront you in the fu- ture. amlyrws OPPORTUNITY They do me wrong who say I come no more, When once I knock and fail to find' you in, For every day I stand outside your door And bid you wake, and rise to fight and win Wail not for precious chances passed awayl Weep not for golden ages on the wanel Each night I burn the records of the day--- At sunrise every soul is born againl MALONE Best Wishes, dw Pnincipal 3 J. T. Wallace, Principal i Q . . -Q..: 35 FACULTY 511811811 0 History English English English English an History JACKY AULTMAN EVELYN STEADMAN JACKIE WAGGONER EMILY HEMETER ELLIS KELLY English English 8a Latin Spanish 8n French Biology Chemistry 8a Physics . .E ,rs 2- - I . ' I , I ' :, i Q .F Mn K .As , , Q W - 5 XX.. - S ex' no OLA CROSSLEY WILLIE BELLE HARDY CLAUDE WILLIA MADIE CAPERTON WILLIAM CLIBURN History History History Home Economics Commerce 'K 113+ AA -lr MOZ ELLE CAPERTON HERBERT C VERNA LEA REBER MYRTLE LITTLE I0 IO SULLIVAN 1 L-M if---1' yy 1 ' J f 6 Cf, by bacultq Commerce Commerce 8a Coach Commerce 84 Biology Head Coach Coach , ' ' 1 1--Egg.: ' .rg CAROL SCOTT FRED SMALL WOOD Math Math LRENE LANDSKOV W. H. WATKINS REESE SNELL Math Shop Guidance JULIA PITTS A.W. RUTLAND Vocation Librarian SIDNEY F. DAVIS MARTHA ANN EURE VER.NA ODEN W.L. CULPEPPER WILLA DEAN WALTER5 Driver Education Chorus Band a i A 4 A if in 9' PICTURED V , gqz 1,..: L A 5. of g in . I X ODELL ROBINSON GWENDOLYN STEADMAN w,s,, 501,51-ON 7 Annual GINGER GARRETT Editor LINDA McCARVER Senior Editor MARTHA JO MORRIS Assistant Senior Editor Literary Advisor JO JO SULIVAN MARY JANE RUSH Assistant Senior Editor BETTY GREEN Junior Editor PAT FILLIGANE Assistant Junior Editor MILDRED JAMES Assistant Junior Editor VIVIAN RUSHING Sophomore Editor MARY LOU PACE Assistant Sophomore Editor Business Advisor VERNA LEE REBER VAN WELLS 1 Art Editor BECKY GREEN Assistant Art Editor JOHNNY BALDWIN Assistant Art Editor 51.155 CINDY MCPHAIL ANN WEBB my Feature Editor Typist PENNY NICHOLS GAYLE SUTHERLAND Assistant Feature Editor Activity Editor DONNA LEVERETT LINDA HOWELL Typist Assistant Activity Editor Sports Editor Club Editor TALMADGE IRBY MARY ANN EASTERLING VERA PHELPS BRENDA BURCI-I Typist Business Manager MARY RAE FRIDGE SAM BURKETT A Typist Photographer MARY BLAKENEY CHARLESEGERELD Typist Photographer f 1 as ar. v l I D: ii Q ' x iziivii :ET . :,' 1 Strong Man Come in , Ed. Counseling ! Secretarial Practice Story Time Linda H r...-nd New Cheerleaders! Phil, Sam, Buster, Bob. Pep Meeting fr A, Our Hero SENIORS Senior: Claaa Olgbicefm wlihf f ' f SECRETARY Ginger Garrett PRESIDENT Buddy Revels TREASURER Goldie Shemper VICE PRESIDENT Jerry Roberis BOBBY ATKINS Vernon, Alabamag F,F,A, l,2,3, Parliamentarian 2,3. AMANDA ATKINSON Chorus 3,4g Y-Teens 2g Fine Arts Club 3g Sock and Buskin 4g Junior Playg Annual staff 4. KATHY ATWOOD F,H.A, lg Y-Teens l,2, Secretary lg Tide Club 3,4. JAMES AYCOCK I-Club lg Sportsman Club 1,2g H-Club 3,4g Math Club 3,4g Basketball lg Football 1,2,3,4g Annual Business Staff. Q is ,f-an CLIFFORD ANDERSON Band lg Latin Club 2g Key Club 3,4, Reporter 4g Math Club 3.4g Fine Arts Club 3. THOMAS ASKEW ,pf--N YB' JOHNNY BALDWIN Best Personality l,4g Sportsman Club 1,2,3g Math Club 3g Annual staff. DIANNE BALLARD Health Council 1g Sophomore Dramatics Clubg Masters Minority Club 3,4g Thespians 3,4, Scribe 4g Newspaper Club 4g Junior Playg Chorus l,2g Voice of Democracy Contest Winner 4. 13 GERALD BELUE Tide Club 3,4. JACKIE BEVON Y-Teens 2,3.4g Chorus 2.4: Annual staff 4g Red Cross 1. WOODY BOND Baseball 1,45 Latin Club 25 Hi-Y Club 3,4. Pres- ident 4g Youth Congress 4. NANCY BOWMAN Chorus l,2,4g Master's Minority Club 3.4, Secre- tary 4g Math Club 3. I4 TRUDIE BILBERRY Spanish Club lg Dramatic Club lg Library Council 2g Newspaper Club 45 Newspaper Staff 35 Thespian 4g Sock and Buskin 4. MARIORIE BLACKLIDGE School Orchestra l,2g Y-Teens 25 Tide Club 3,4, President 4g Student Council 4. MARY BLAKENEY Y-Teens 2,3,4, Pianist 3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Hi Flashes 3,45 Annual Staff 43 Red Cross 1.2. GRETCHEN BOMBOY Student Council 1, 2g Y-Teens 25 Sock and Buskin 3,4, President 43 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper 4g Girls' State 3g Math Club 3,45 Junior Playg Thespians. 'Flip N-wifi MA RY LOUISE BRELAND Y-Teens 25 Sophomore Play, Tide Club 35 Math Club 3g Sock and Buskin 4. MARTHA ANN BROCK Jackson lg Y-Teens 2,35 Tide Club 4, Treasurer 4. i MARY SUE BUCKELEW Y-Teens 2, Master's Minority 4. RIC HA RD BUFKIN Football 1,2,3,4g Band lg I-Club lg Baseball 3,4, .vt i ix fi! s DOROTHY BOYKIN Y-Teens 2, Tide Club 4. ELTON BRELAND Track 3,4g Math Club 3,4. I 1 'SD SUE BULLOCK Port Arthur, Texas 1,23 Y-Teens 3, Health Repre- sentative 35 Tide Club 3,4, Chorus 3. BRENDA BURCH Most Athletic Girl 1, Chorus 1.2, Class Play 2, Red Cross Reporter 25 Tennis 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3, 4, Reporter 3, Secretary 45 Student Council 3, Math Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Business Editor 4, Pen and Gavel Club 4. 15 A iiiiiffgh Q 51 ,4 DIANE BURKE Sophomore Dramatics 25 Master's Minority 3,45 Student Council 1,35 Red Cross 15 Health Council 45 Newspaper Club 3,45 Thespians 3,4, Treasurer 45 Math Club 45 Chorus 25 Class Play 2,35 Girls' State 3. SAM BURKETT Track l,2,3,45 H-Club 2,3,45 Annual 45 Math Club 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Sportsman Club 4, ,J QQQ- 5: JOAN CLUFF Health Council 15 Chorus 1,25 Tide 3,45 Y-Teens 25 Red Cross Representative 3,4, BETTY COCHRAN Chorus 25 Y-Teens 2,35 Library Assistant 25 F.H,A, 4. I6 t 'U 'b,, BEC KY BUTTLES Y-Teens 2,3,45 Hi-Flashes 4. Chorus 25 Annual Business Staff 4 PRICE CALDWELL BEN CALHOUN Football l,2,3, EDWARD CAR 1' QA-f 45 H-Club 3,45 Baseball 3,4, SARAH COMBS Y-Teens 25 Chorus 25 Tide Club 3,4. MARY LINDA CONOLLY Y-Teens 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Hi Flash Staff 4. MAXINE COOLEY 4-H Club 45 Glee Club 15 Chorus 25 F.H.A. 2,45 Y-Teens 3. LU BETH COOPER Y-Teens 2,35 Sophomore Dramatic Club 25 Math Club 35 Masters Minority 45 Red Cross 45 Sopho- more Play 2. JOE ANN COLE Math Club 35 Sock and Buskin 4. Jo ANN COLLIER gun.. JEAN COURTNEY Chorus 2,3,45 Sophomore Dramatic Club 25 Soph- omore Play 25 Sock and Buskin 35 Thespians 3,45 Newspaper Club 3. ALMA IEAN COX Y-Teens 25 Fine Arts Club 35 Junior Play 35 Sock and Buskin 45 Chorus 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Hi- Flashes 4. 17 AUTRY COX Math Club 3,45 Radio Club 2,3,4. JACK DAVIS Math Club 3,4. .na 'Q' ff Ez ' L fv . y 6 K w I 1 I s THELMA JEAN DAVIS Chilhower Academy 23 Newton High 35 Latin Club lg Class Play 25 Chorus 3g Y-Teens 3g F,H,A, 3g Master's Minority 4. CLAUDIA DIEM Chorus lg F.H.A. lg Business Science Club 33 Masters Minority 4. I8 LAWSON DAVIS BILLIE DEARMAN Student Council 2g Latin Club 2g Math Club 2g Fine Arts Club 3g Sock and Buskin Club 4g Penn and Gavel Club 4. PAYE DEARMAN Chorus 23 Y-Teens PAT DEBROW 2,3g Tide Club 4. SUE DOSSETT Sock and Buskin 45 Penn and Gavel Club 45 Youth Congress 4. GERALDINE DRAPER Tide Club 45 Y-Teens 2,3. SUE DREYFUS Sock and Buskin Club 45 Y-Teens 25 Student Coun- cil 45 Fine Arts Club 35 Band 15 Annual Staff 4. LAMAR DUNN PHIL DILLISTONE Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 H-Club 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Who's Who 1,45 Math Club 35 Basketball 15 Sportsman Club 2. ALICE DILLON Tylertown High School 1,25 Chorus 3,45 Masters Minority 35 Hi-Flashes 35 Math Club 45 Y-Teens 45 Annual Staff 4, GENE DUNN Band 1, 2,3,45 State Band Contest 1,2,3,45 Band Council 3,45 Band Clinic 45 Math Club 45 Y-Teen 35 Sophomore Dramatic Club 2. MARY ANN EASTERLING Chorus 15 Red Cross Council 15 Y-Teens 25 Fine Arts Club 35 Sock and Buskin Club 45 Math Club 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Hi-Flashes 45 Penn and Gavel 45 Youth Congress 4, 19 4 GARY EATON BURT EDWARDS - lvl-fo-Q CAROLYN FINDLH Student Council lg Y-Teens 2,35 Tide Club 4, Secretary 4. MARY RAE FRIDGE Golf Team 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3g Sock and Buskin 43 Cheerleader 3g Math Club 45 Pen and Gavel Club 45 Key Club Sweetheart 39 Chorus 1,35 Hi- Flashes 2g Annual Staff 43 Youth Congress 4. '20 WA LTER EZELL KENT FELDER MART FILLINGANE I-Club lg Radio Club 2,3,4g Math Club 3,4 Boys' Stare 3. BILL FINDLEY Tide Club 3,4. we CHARLES GERALD Sportsman Club 45 Math Club 3,4. MILDRED GILES Y-Teens 2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Math Club 45 Junior Class Staff 35 Chorus 1. HELEN GILMORE Band 15 Dramatic Club 2, Vice-President 25 Y- Teens 35 Master's Minority 4. BECKY GREEN Demonstration School 15 Class President lg Student Council 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 Class Favorite 45 Golf Team 2,3,45 Tennis Team l,3,45 Math Club 3,45 Sock and Buskin 45 Y-Teens 2,3. JOHN GADDIS Basketball 15 Baseball 15 Radio Club 25 Football 2 3,45 Sportsman Club 3,45 Math Club 3,45 Red Cross Council 4. GINGER GARRATT Band lg Secretary Student Council 15 Class Secre- tary 25 Latin Club 25 Fine Arts Club 35 Little Miss Staff 3,45 Class Secretary 45 Y-Teens 45 Chorus 4 Who's Who l,4, I' BILL GURLEY Annual 2,3,45 Sportsman Club 3,45 Junior Play 35 Sophomore Play 25 Key Club 2.3.45 Math Club 3, 45 Sophomore Dramatic Club 2. CARL HAAG Math Club 4. 'Q' EMORY HAMMETT SCOTTY HARGROVE Football l,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g H-Club 2,3,4g I-Club lg Sports Editor Hi-Flashes 25 Associate Ed- itor Hi-Flashes 3g Editor Hi-Flashes 4g Most Versa- tile 4p Most Valuable Player Football 4. Q ,gnu CARL HOLLINGSWORTH Sportsman Club 29 Math Club 3,45 Baseball 3,4. LINDA HOWELL Demonstration lg F,H.A, Reporter lg Student Coun- cil lg Y-Teens 1,2,3g Junior Play 35 Sock and Bus- kin 4g Chorus 1,2,4p Girls Sextet 45 Math Club 33 Annual Staff 3,4. '22 LINDA HART FIELD J N: 1 , sv x by Chorus 2,3,4g Y-Teens 25 Master's Minority 3,4. ROBERT HENSARLING Radio Club 2. DA LE HERT WIC K Q Sophomore Dramatic Club 2g Sock and Buskin 3,4, Vice-President 49 Thespians 3.4, President 4: H- Club 45 Baseball 2,3,4g Youth Congress 4g Play 2. LOCHLYN HINTON PAT HULSEY Math Club 3,4. JERRY IDOM Track 25 Tide Club 4. TALMADGE IRBY Basketball lg Track 1,251-Club 15 H-Club 253,45 Baseball 3,45 Boys' State 35 Annual Staff 45 Foot- ball Court 4. HENRY JACKSON Band 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,35 Latin Club 25 Math Club 3,45 Fine Arts Club 35 Golf Team 45 Debate Team 45 Science Club 4. in SHERMAN W. HOWELL Tide Club 4. BARBARA HUGHES Y-Teens 25 F,H,A, 4. SYLVIA JENKINS F,H.A, 15 Y-Teens 1,35 Sock and Buskin 45 Sopho- more Dramatic Club 2, Reporter 25 Chorus 1,2,3, Accompanist 35 Math Club 3. BILL JOHNSON Radio Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Math Club 3, 45 Boy's State 35 Sophomore Playg Junior Play. SARA LOU JOHNSON Master's Minority 35 Annual Staff 45 Sock and Bus- kin 45 Red Cross Council5 Dramatic Club 25 Sophomore Play Staff. LEE JONES Football l5 Basketball 15 Library Club 25 Radio Club 3,45 Math Club 3,451-Club 1. JEFF KIRBY Class President 15 Secretary of Latin Club5 Key Club 2,3,45 President of Fine Arts Club5 Vice-Pres- ident and President of Student Council5 Sock and Buskin 45 Math Club 3,45 Newspaper Club 3,45 Permanent Chairman of Pen and Gavel Club5 Americans for Democratic Action. ROSALIE KRESTEL Chorus 1,35 Sophomore Dramatic Club 25 Y-Teens 25 Student Director Class Play 2,35 Fine Arts Club 35 Math Club 35 Vice-President Thespians 3,45 Sock and Buskin 45 Business Staff of Annual 4. RICHARD JONES Baseball 2, 3,45 Basketball 15 Math Club 3.4. MICHAEL FLYNN KAVANAUGH Radio Club 2,3,4, Secretary 25 Math Club 3,45 Science Fair 25 Class Play l,2,35 Tennis Team 45 Red Cross Representative 2. LUCILE KEEN Hi-Flashes staff 2,35 Library Club 25 Science Club 35 Debate Club 3,45 Pen and Gavel Club 45 Sock and Buskin. CLIFTON KEITH 0 -F ASC BEC KY LEE Y-Teens 25 Newspaper Club 2,3,4g Feature Editor 4g Fine Arts Club 3g Math Club 3,4g Pen and Gavel Club 4g Sock and Buskin 4g Junior Playg Youth Congress 4. SANDRA LEE Tide Club 45 Y-Teens 2,3. JIMMY LEGGETT DONNA RUTH LEVERETT Demonstration lg Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g F,H.A. Sec- retary lg Math Club 3g Annual Business Staff 4. iii? DAVID LANCASTER Tide Club 4. MIC KEY LEE FRANCES LEVINE Chorus 1,3,4g Y-Teens 25 Fine Arts Club 3g Sock and Buskin 45 Annual Staff 4g Junior Play. MARY JANE LOGAN Y-Teens lg Masters Minority 3,4g Band Contest l.2.3.4. IOHN ALLEN LONG Football 1,2,3,4, Permanent Captain 4, Baseball 2,3,4, H-Club 2,3,4, President 4, Key Club 2,3, 4, Treasurer 4, Math Club 3,4, Student Council 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Boys' State. GARY LOWRY sr lvx C-'P LA RRY Mc DUFF Key Club 3.4, Vice-President 4, Radio Club, Pres- ident 2,3,4, Math Club 3,4, Vice-President 3, Sophomore Play, Tennis 2,3,4, Chorus 4, Boys' State 3, Key Club International Convention. SUE MCKENZIE Chorus 1, F.H,A. 2. WYNN LOWRY Band 1,2,3,4, Majorette 1,2,3,4, Head Majorette 4, Band Contest 1,2,3,4, P.R,C. Band Clinic 3, 4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Council 4, Math Club 3,4, MARILYN MCCARTY George Hurst School 1, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Math Club 3, Sock and Buskin 4, Junior Play 3, Cheerleader 4, Homecoming Court 4, Most Beautiful 4, LYNDA JUNE MCCARVER Demonstration 1, Student Council 1,3, Red Cross 1,2,4, President 1, Vice-President 4, Y-Teens 1, 2,3,4, Council 4, Student Body President 1, Senior Editor Annual 4, Math Club 3. BERNICE MCDONNELL Class Play 2.4, Y-Teens 2, Masters Minority 3, Math Club 3, Sock and Buskin Club 4, Annual Staff 4. 'vzmn 5 FRANK MASHBURN Baseball 1.25 Basketball 2.35 Track 45 Math Club 3,45 Radio Club 2.35 Boys' State 35 Sophomore Play5 Hi-Flashes. RUSSELL MASS ENGA LE Math Club 3.45 Track 15 Football 1.2.3,45 Most Outstanding Back Trophy 45 H-Club 4. BILL MATTHEWS Tide Club 4. JOLLY MATT HEWS ROBERT WADE MCLAURIN Who's Who fCampus Favorltel 45 Football 1,45 Bas- ketball 15 Baseball 2.3.45 Track 15 Newspaper Club 2.3.45 Sports Edtior. Hi-Flashes 3.45 H-Club 3.45 Chorus 2.3.45 Sportsman Club 25 Math Club 3.45 Youth Congress 45 Pen and Gavel Club 4. CLAUDE MALONE Football 1.2,3,45 Basketball l.2.3.45 Track 2,35 Red Cross 35 Pen and Gavel Club 45 Math Club 3.45 H-Club 3.4. S ,wtf WAYNE MAYO Latin Club 25 Sportsman Club 3,45 Math Club 3.45 Annual Staff 4. JOANNA MEADOWS Y-Teens 25 Fine Arts Club 35 Girls' State 35 Sock and Buskln 45 Red Cross Council 1.25 Who's Who 15 Band 15 Math Club 35 Chorus 45 Hi-Flashes 45 Annual Staff 4. 27 BONNIE SUE MILLER Y-Teens 25 F.H,A. 2g Chorus 3,4. MARTHA IO MORRIS Student Council 1.4g Y-Teens 2g Fine Arts Club 3g Beauty lp Sock and Buskln 4g Math Club 35 Assistant Senior Editor Annual 4. 1 t '::1' 'Thaw LARRY NOBLES Hi Y 1 2 Science Club 3 Ttde Club 4 CURTIS PATTON Football 3,4g Basketball 3,4g Track 3,4. 28 'TQ' STEPHEN MUSIC Class Play 2,3g Key Club 2,3,4g mm Club 2g Math Club 3,4g Fine Arts 3g Tennis 2,3,4. JOHN NELSON H-Club 3,45 Basketball lg Track lg Baseball 2,4 Chorus 3,45 Pen and Gavel Club 4g Math Club 2 JOE NEWTON Football 3,43 Track 2,3,4g Sportsman Club 2. JON NEWTON Football 3,4g Track 2,3,4g Sportsman Club 2. 4? Ks. TOMMY POLLARD Basketball l,2,3,4g Track 3,4g Math Club 3. BONNIE PRIDGEN Math Club 3g Science Club 3g Sock and Buskin Club 4g Latin Convention 2. CAROLYN PRINE Chorus l,3.4g Y-Teens 2g Master's Minority 35 F,H,A, 4, Vice -President 4g Annual Business Staff 4. THOMAS PRINE Football lg Tide Club 2. VERA CRAIG PHELPS Y-Teens 2,4g Fine Arts Club 3: Annual Staff 43 Math Club 3g Student Council 1,2g Red Cross 45 Pen and Gavel Club 4g Band lg State Band Festival 1. CHARLES POLK Band l,2,3,4, Lions Band 4, Orchestra 2.3,-ig Sophomore Play 2: Science Club 35 Radio Club 4g Chorus 3. 'QI very 3 afsfassal MARY KATHRYN PULLIAM Y-Teens 2g Fine Arts Club 3g Sock and Buskin 43 Newspaper Club 4g Junior Play 3g Annual Staff 45 Red Cross Council 35 Chorus 1,4. JAMES GARFIELD REVELS Danforth Foundation Award lg Mr. Junior High lg Track 1: Football l,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g Student Council 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 2g Math Club 3,4g H-Club 3,4g Key Club 3, 4g Boys' Stateg Junior Favorite 3: Class President 3,45 Junior Playg Mr. H.H.S. 29 NICK RISK Band 1,2,35 Chorus 45 Sophomore Dramatic Club President 25 Sock and Buskin Club Reporter 45 Jun- ior Play5 Pen and Gavel Club 4, JERRY ROBERTS Class Vice-President 2,3,45 Key Club 354, Presi- dent 45 Football 2,3545 Basketball l,2,3,45 Base- ball 25 H-Club 3,45 Math Club 3,45 Student Coun- cll 3,45 Junior P1ay5 Most Versatile 15 Boy's State. 'R I 6 MARY JANE RUSH Most Versatile 15 Beauty 45 Y-Teens 25 Sock and Buskin 45 Fine Arts 35 Assistant Senior Editor Annual 4. MARY SUE RUSH Spanish Club 25 Science Club 35 Math Club 35 Y -Teens 45 Tennis Team 3.4, 30 MERRITT ROBBINS VIRGINIA ROBBINS FRANK ROGERS HILDA ROSS Y-Teens 2,3,45 Chorus 25 Math Club 35 Class Play 35 Tennis 35 Annual Staff 45 Hi-Flashes 4. N if 5 QQ!!!- GOLDIE SHEMPER Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Math Club 3,45 Fine Arts Club 35 Class Treasurer 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Class Play 2,35 Campus Favorite 35 Football Queen 45 Y-Teens 25 Thespians Society 3,45 Sock and Buskin 45 Chorus l,3,4, Sextet 45 Debate Club 4. MAURICE SHEMPER Key Club 3,45 Latin Club 25 Math Club 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4g Fine Arts Club 35 Hi Flashes 45 Sophomore Play5 Youth Congress 45 Debate Team 45 Junior Play5 Science Club 4. BETH SIGNOFF Red Cross Council 25 Y-Teens 25 Fine Arts Club 35 Math Club 35 Class Play 35 Youth Congress 45 Pen and Gavel Club 45 Sock and Buskin Club 4. SANDRA SLAY Red Cross Council 25 Chorus 1,35 Y-Teens 25 Class Play 35 Math Club 45 Fine Arts Club 35 Spanish Medal 35 Sock and Buskin Club 45 Hi-Flashes Bus- iness Manager 45 Club Editor of Annual 45 Student Council 4. L KAY SEAY Sock and Buskin 45 Y-Teens 25 Fine Arts Club 35 Student Council 45 Cheerleader 45 Most Versatile Girl 45 Thespians 45 Junior Play5 Math Club 3. CAROLYN SHANNON Student Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,45 Math Club 3,45 Master's Minority 3,4, President 45 Y-Teens 25 Hi-Flashes 25 Chorus 1,2,35 Debate Team 45 Danforth Foundation Award 15 Most Likely to Succeed 45 Sophomore Class Treasurer. pmt A Gm LINDA SMITH Red Cross Council 25 Y-Teens 25 Math Club 35 Master's Minority 35 Class Play 35 Sock and Buskin 45 Chorus 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Play 4. MURIEL SMITH Columbiano, Ohio 15 Chorus 1,45 Y-Teens 2,35 Master's Minority 45 Business Staff of Annual 4. 3l BOBBY SPEAKE ELMO STEELMAN Tide Club 3,4g Science Club 2,3. -is 4 ,A ,jf 1 2, ul:'T'f, or rs . . l ,bbs JAMES SUMRALL FRANCES GAYLE SUTHERLAND Y-Teens 2,3,4g Student Council 2,4g S.A.S,C, Convention 4g Math Club 3g Class Play 3g Annual Staff 4g Chorus 1. 32 IO ANN STEWART Ellisville High School lg Y-Teens 2,35 Class Play 2g Sock and Buskin 45 Math Club 4g Chorus 1,2. DAN STRAHAN Library Club 23 Chorus 3,4p Hi-Y Club 45 Math Club 4. GIDRIA STURGEON Chorus 1,23 Y-Teens 1,2,3g F,H,A. lg TideC1ub4 HOUSTON SUMRALL Track 1,2g Tide Club 3,4. ,alibi Wx? WILLIAM TRAGO Radio Club 2,3,4g Chorus 4g Math Club 4. BOBBY TUC KER Sophomore Dramatic Clubg Tide Club 3,4. THOMAS TYNER RUBY TUMBLIN GEORGE TILLER Hamilton High School, Trenton, NJ. 3: SCICIICB Club 2g Orchestra 1,2,4g Honor Student 3g Math Club 4. CARL TOUCHSTONE ' Gulfport lg Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,3,4g Basket- ball 2g Sportsman Club 2,3g H-Club 3,4g Student Council 1,4g Math Club 3,4g Class Play 3g Boys' State 3g Key Club 45 All-Big 8 Football 4. JANE VINCENT Sacred Heart 1.2: Science Club 3g Sock and Buskin 45 Math Club 3,4g Debate Club 3g Red Cr,oss Coun- cil 4. DIDRIK VOSS Tennis 2,3,4g Math Club 2,3. 33 STANLEY WALDOFF DAVID WALKER gr Y' ' jx FLORENCE WATSON Chorus 2g Y-Teens 2g Master's Minority 35 F,H,A, 4g Annual Business Staff 4. ANN WEBB Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4g Y-Teens 2, 3,4, President 4, Sweetheart 4, Tri-City President 45 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Class Secretary 3g Football Court 35 Youth Congress 4g Debate Team 4g Math Club 35 D,A,R. Good Citizen 4g Miss Junior Highg Miss Hattiesburg High. 34 .xox I MARGARET WALLACE BOBBY WALTERS Fine Arts Club 3g Math Club 4. Y. .L x, w ' x 1 X VA up EDWARD WALTMAN Baseball 2,3,4g Track lg Math Club 3.4. HAROLD WATKINS Basketball lg Dramatics Club 2: Chorus 3,4g Hi-Y Club 3,45 Math Club 3g Pen and Gavel Club 4. LARRY WEST . Math Club 3g Tide Club 4. JUDY WEST Chorus l,2,3,4g Class Play 3g Red Cross Council 3g Y-Teens 2,3,4, Vice-President 4. ANGELENE WILLIAMS Music Club 3,4g Math Club 3g Chorus 3,4g Band 2,3g Tide Club 4g Masters Minority 3g Dramatic Club 25 Y-Teens lg State Band Festival 2.3. ELLIOTT WOOTEN -7 W DAVID WALDROP JERRY LEE WEICH ALFRED YORK Football 4: Basketball 3: Tennis 3,4g Band 1,2,3, 4g State Band Festival 1,2,3,4g Band Clinic 4: Math Club 3,4g Fine Arts Club 3g Hi-Y Club 4, DANNY RICHY -i N as WZMQQSW ,Jfa2ZVWffwg1flYmmuwUJi?,Z4J. WM Mwffmgxfap awww ,,.f1f 'fZ Jf1 My W V6 ' if wgwfwgg ifiww M Q X5 ea s 1 Jfwffifwaww w ma ef B eww .,.., Q94 ULWMCAW Q,,,v,i!.nit'? lf,L1WL Ef :G' ZLMDV . hrs pf-fr My , X ' x ,WWKQ59 Q , 235 5 J, ' 52--XMI-1--.. QW 04 ww Req M W, X 31? M? W f iAA+?i2Q2WQM Q,mfXWI -----.......-1 3 3 +- 5 1 --Q.. s w F flunion Claaa Obbicena .U Q M mul , W X ' ' 1 5562: R X A S PRESIDENT Mike McWhorter TREASURER Karen Trigg VICE PRESIDENT Wesley Wright SECRETARY Mildred James 3' Qdnlf' JDK James Biglane Kay Bingham Elizabeth Blackman John Bohlen Michael Boney Patsy Bounds Aaron Boutwell Mildred Box Sarah Brumfield Dale Bryant Evelyn Buckley Bubba Bufkin Elizabeth Albritton Mary Judith Anderson Gloria Arledge Jimmy Bainter Julio Baker Martha Ball Richard Ballew Frank Barron Ruth Batson Tommy Beard Charlotte Beech Jim Bennett ii fi. Y - fs '? M7? . Hx ssl T47 Hesta Burgess Laura Burkett Delores Burns Jack Bush Marie Butts Faye Buxton Eddie Joe Byrd Carolyn Canard Carolyn Canton George Carter Harold Carter Anita Charleville an Cf , so 'r--gy 1 3' Bill Clwaze Mary Elliot Chaze Jarnes Clark Buddy Cochran Johnny Cole Rubye Cole David Collins Kay Cooley Lamar Cranford Desa Crawford Wally Culpepper Barbara Davis S. Van Edmonson James Eiland Charlotte Elam Barbara Evans Charlene Ezell Barbara Fagan Fred Fagan Sam Farris Susan Finch Pat Fillingame Martha Fillingane Ronnie Finklestein James Davis Fred DeMouey Don Dillistone Sylvia Doggett Ruth Dorsey Rudy Dossett Jim Draugan Charlott Dunlap Susan Dunn Jimmy Durahn Glynnie Dyar Linda Eaton -of -4:17 Betty Carol Freeman La Una Fullilove Merry George Mary Emma Gerald Sam Gilkey Bobby Gill Lorraine Gilmore Henri Rhetta Glass Martha Graham Carolyn Grayson Betty Green Betty Jo Gregory EF' we '3 Carl Hamilton Henry Hardy Bubba Harris Susan Hathorn Claude Hatten Billy Hatten Sandra Haviland Leon Helton Sylvia Helton Sue Henson Audrea Hicks Gordon Hicks bv X- X g 2 -A un, QB' i 'i QQ ' 'Ql- Q 4 '?'9 Laverne Johnson John Allen Jones Justine Jones Kitty Kersh Johnny King Ames Kitchens Larry Knight Charlotte Lambert Tommy Lambert Joan Lancaster Flo Landrum Billy Leggett .. Jil., Lynda Hill Charla Howard Mary Howard Jimmy Howell Billy Hubbard Beth Hudson Billy Hughes Fant Hulsey Jimmy Hutchinson Lamar Jackson Mildred James Delores Jenkins 91 N0 1'--fr xi X X rr an 4 ., J -mlb , . Q. X NY' my , K gg , 'll' 'CIZZZ9 an ,-of Y-'Y 3 'S Murray Levine Alice Littleton Billy Lott Ann Marie Mashburn John Mason Michael Mayo Sandy Mayo Ann McCall Alice McCann Gwen McCardle Jonzell McCown Roddy McCrory l'C 15 a 'J j r. -in .5 , tt ae ' X fl Y f i -we in ff' i I 3 at '3 Charlotte McDonald Ned Mclnnis Lynn Mclntosh June McMicl1eal Pat McMullan Cindy McPhail Mike McWhorter Tay Mercer Nina Merrell Thomas Miller W. G. Miller Dixie Minter 'IH L:-5. : Joe Odom Robert Odom Martha Overstreet O, -as Francis Owings Walter Parker Martha Passman Melissa Pearson Lynn Pelter Cathy Peterson Gwen Peterson Allan Petro Patsy Poole Curlie Modisett Nancy Montgomery Betty Mosley Shirley Nail Woodrow Nail Henry Nau Mary Nelson Buck Newsome Gloria Nicholas Penny Nichols Jerry Nobles Sid Oden if P- i j 20q N 'T? Jean Quigley Don Ransey Carol Rawls Russlyn Rawls Major Regan Bobby Jo Reid James Richey Calvin Robbins Tommy Roberts Bettie Robinson Gay Robinson Paul Robinson 4 E 11I7 ii ' ,files ,y xv...-ff JF, ,A Y xwd bfi? W.. . iff? if 'Z ...J 1 Q51 ,H Ann Rogers Wayne Royals Jerry Ryan Miriam Saba David Sackler Jerry Saucier Patsy Saucier Rob Saul fi ,a, fx, ,v Marion Schoemger Mary Scott Martha Sellers Mattie Lee Sellers IT T 'f ' f, . Semon Smith Bill Spencer Benny Stanford Jan Steele ft' n Gene Stegenga Shirley Stiglets Beth Still Pat Stines Peggy Strickland Cecil Stringer Ruth Stuart Sonny Stuart ..',. 't 'V--v-19' sr-'HI ,-an 'iq-aus-1 Jimmy Shanholtz Roma Shields Charles Shelton Thomas Shutze Betty Simmons Don Sizemore Don Slade Charles Smith Edith Smith Buddy Smith Jerry Smith Mary George Smith '.,iSli S VJ' la- . A ,QIB i f M NO' ' '-dl '1 'U c, N17 f f r fs, Q, Jerry Sullivan George Sumner Sidney Thomas Barbara Triggs Karen Trigg Tommy True Phil Valentine Sherree Vance Becky Wakeland Darrell Walker Phil Wallace Irvin Walton f ggi, n ...W -Q1 1- 47 . 'Gulf' ai. 3 ' x if K' P-Q-A I' -'Y X A 'si . S 4 1 P' Y vi ,. lx C --of ---'xr y SQ' .X '? ',1 Y' vb. WWW? i is l Lawrence Warren Van Wells Fred West Sherry Wicleman Mary Wigham Frank Williams Helen Willette Rose Willford Russell Williamson Edna Woodham Monroe Wright Wesley Wright Bobby Yelverfon Johnny Zambrano Carolyn Ziek I L if M, l L 2 if 3' ,... f ,Q ,m.:x,Wm.f...f:,,:-..-.:-.- I In S L . as iw, xv-M: 7 ' N 0 , 35?55'if , My 1, -was Q , . K E S SA ML R Sophomone Claaa Obbicena 1 I f A: h,M, f' fix .---'NS' f If sf' TREASURER Sandy Matheson PRESIDENT Jane Mc Kenzne VICE PRESIDENT Johnny Wlndhcm I Joke Mcnnnis SECRETARY Ethelyn Ames Gary Anderson Larry Anthony Richard Arrington Nell Atkins Sharon Aultman Leonard Aust Douglas Barlow Jerry Barnes Johnny Barnes Johnie Beasley Agnes Alene Bedwell Donald Bell Ronald Bell Betty Bennett Patsy Bennett Eddie Blackwell Frank Blakely Tommy Blakeney Sanford Bond Jack Bounds Hugh Bounds Kenneth Boutwell Bob Bowling Richard Boyd Jim Bradley Adele Breland Billy Britton Jackie Brown Billie Brown Irene Bryant Gloria Byrd Bodne Buxton Michael Busby Sandra Burns F Charles Buckley F y A N Q- A 'Rd J R Bill Caldwell Elna Calhoun Sandra Calhoun 553 all 'Q I x 'K ll x as llll i Q sl X -3 Mary Elizabeth Carpenter 1 1 at ff' l 4 I we - l Sylvia Carroll Lewis Clark Annette Clegg Michael Cline Ann Cochran Mack Cochran Marshall Collier Jimmy Cody .JI 9 R 'Z' 2 ftjk'-F F 'X s o 'Ti Ri! fcxk, gvgyi 7' l xx x I, af' x i Qzg- . .B Q A-we ,.. if 1 S , x i 2.35 wx diff ig 62353 Carroll Collins Gwen Cooper Roy Cooper lll Ben Cornett Jimmy Cosper Ginger Cutrer Phyllis Daniel Jimmie Fay Debrow Cathy Denton Yvonne Dill Pat Dollfus Martha Edwards Mary Eiland Roy Eure Billy Fillingame Sandra Fi llingame Ginny Ford Alvin Fortenberry Joe Dale Fortinberry Larry French David Frye Annette Gardner Ruth Garner Patricia Garvin Ann Gatwood Ann Gibson Marian Gibson Garlane Graham Frank Greer James Green Dickey Hagler Freddy Haigler Louise Hall Marilyn Hardee Preston Harrington Cissie Harris Herbert Hart Mary Frances Hart Carl Harvey Sonny Harvison Linda Hawkins Jeanne Henderson Henry Hennington Jane Herrington Mike Hession Barbara Hicks Daphne Hinton David Hinton is Ll .df N Xflii if X NW ., 3' Q41 3 up 1 '-6 Y in : l 1 'N Xb . 5, af X , I it i- grim ja- K Peggy Holcomb William Howard Bob Hulsey Jean Hunt George Hurst Buddy Huthmaker Robert Jackson Sonny Pickel Jarrell Bobby Johnson Charlotte Johnson Jerry Johnson Marie Johnson Roddy Johnson Ronnie Johnson Voncille Johnson Wayne Johnson Janet Jones Mary Ella Jones Faye Kelly James Kittrell Gail Kling Adalyn Marie Koen Dickey Lancaster Wesley Lane Floyd Lee Jimmy Lee Jimmy Lewis Dickie Long Fleetwood Loustalot Larry Lyall Mac Magee Carroll Malone Jerry Martin Michael Massengqle Sandy Matheson Mary Nell Maxey Muriel McCarty Clarence McCarver Alice McCollougl1 George Mc Henry Jackie McHenry Jake Mclnnis Jane McKenzie Wayne McLaurin Bettie Ruth McLellan Mike McMillan Danny McQuagge Jane Merritt .l X N4 we.-'Q 43 'S , Q Q ,xx 5 Cb r ' C N ,Cx ,,,,. . 5 L-Q. i X . .fi , -.'.-, W' i W' gf Q- - 'Q-ey 1. 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ESQ iffy .f ' -i lil RQ Q l if l. I 9 I 'if X' S ,E . ss., E -I 3 w 5 X AQ s . 1.5, l - ,fe A fs A 51 K ,:Q.,.rQ 1 X - .N . .:-.f Q GJ-3 !,' X E .S nfl' wr' 1 V A 'SST N xi. ' Q -f ' ' V bE 4' 1 J r 3. gl i T QL gp ., I I Al l S' r . T 5 L T T X W' gsff . km .I Q 1-em AH... wyi .N ,af al- . S R . . ' Q K if -K 1, :ji M - Q ,. df' s. his - 1.32 - +3 x., J l Q A .4 .....,,.,rP .J af, K W is n fif. is N if gs Ndisf -r-.yr .SI F. M. Smith, Jr. Herman Smith Lana Smith Richard Spencer Patti Stamps Sandra Jane Steelman Cordell Steelman Anne Stephenson Jennifer Stocker Neal Stokes Jimmy Stone H. L. Strahan, Jr. Charlie Strickland Sara Stringer Audelle Sullivan Sue Stuart Miriam Stroud Juanita Temple Carol Thomas Harry Thomas James Thomas John Thomas Mitchell Thomas Elvis Thornton Sandra Toussaint Martha Tucker Norma Carol Tucker Jimmy Turner Linda Turner Patricia Ann Tyner Paul Vonooyen J. B. Van Slyke Bill Wallace Frank Warneke Vonny Weatherford George Weaver Tommy Webb Eugene Welforcl Alice Wentworth Ramona Sue West Irene Wilkinson Randa Williams Mary Evelyn Williamson Jonny Windham Emmett Wyman Joe Wayne Yawn 6 Howard York George Young NF' Q 'til' 'F Q u-in!-' an-sun! N25 it Q' .2 in T 3 ,' .fr ,K 'Ima Y e W L i i 3 gl is X' Xu X X. E h . Xa R el' X N f 1 ,I , Q bk .. ' fed -A ,Q E My M T , , A-x -an TT Q15 NQ5' N-5 'Q 'Q riiiffs X' nf157- 1358 1 'Q T Q S X xxx li i if 0 g A, Z' 'El vxx wx f av ls. iv: P' f-...,, sv 575 Y gsm RX Ir- ' 1 5 ' r S. . ,E- V ., K A,w,.-,qw Y is km was it , A ,Hu LX,.z..,.4 A I VV ., 25 w,,,,,Q,sl.Lwfkk-gwsxfgy .. fsgfilv gfgvm f?mg16.51,3.j g,rS,x,, wi N 1 t HQ iw- ff an , - 'ssl f, N Q 'iw my A I V f - 5 'L N Q QQ' my 'fT'?Zf' X ' ,. :, ff? 'Egg M, af: A QQ . . Jig 1: - ' f, - . 2 2' J ' L . y A .aiu 'En 1 5 ' 2 '-'- EI Q I I Q ' f S' W A N .L , , , NA -'-- ' ,My I' enaatile Scotty Hargrove 0 ,mv 'K .v any gXv!' ' v 4 U Q . A Q X as moat-Likely-to Stanley Wcldoff Carolyn I f it 4.1: . 1-r sing' Q, Kimi WWW? ' QS ,- x . 'Q 'P .Q 'if-up . V N Beautiful Marilyn McCarty ' AMX f V ' -Q I K . ,S if if fi Ss X Q P Bobby Mc LoutfIri' ,r t W1-Vflwfww J f 1 y- M--'Z .a Garrett F Buster Long x f N xv-f' N-N wg... 'Qu .iff ,I?'N bf EW X! mf -i A A 7,...L, My .s. ggi ' Vain-.Sy - 'lvf ' , fb. L, ' mx 1-O WH! C 5 1,4 V35 XL I F ,, ' R vg Buddy Watkins 50 S9 Coachea Cheeuleadena Wow LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Green, Fred West, Goldie Shemper, Jane Marilyn McCarty, Kay Seay gy, NIS Qi BALL 'QC Q29 Qi- , P' ' 1 ot'?Q 5 xx g O ,. ' TRACK McKenzie, Alice Littleton. FRONT TO BACK: Lynn McIntosh, Fo 0 xv 6'7':':'- Q' '3' -,nfs x . 5Cff?f 2:.5l x 'I 6'1'5T.f '4':'o Q S 5. .ga 1 X X 71 .09 s '..2. . r. 4401.9 94 0 - 0 ,O 6 nn o 'Q O nf' 0' l , r' Q s Y., 'pity .0 bo 5 iq . Q I. xxx' s'g N as ,,., . af' 'big 0 Q'u'L 'oc '04 1' ' fd ' ' ' :IH ' 0. ' '. fait Fi -IQ' of Q 0 I x21 Long. cCarver, D. ng, W. Parker, K, Felder, H. Hardy, C.E. M O -J -4 cf eu E o 6 2 E as III ui GHT: C. Malone, I. Kirby, RI TO T ROW, LEFT FIRS 2 -s 'Q KD 55 55 .D 2 v-I .ai 1-4 O P4 45 2 O 4-1 -53 .-4 v-4 -4 Q of ngale wton, R. Masse Ne lhoun, S. Hargrove, J. Ca ROW: D. Hinton, J. Jones, B. SECOND man, C. Patton, cCrory, I. Black Touchstone, J. Revels, R. M W: L. Harvision, B. Chase, C. RO IRD ch W.H. Watkins. TH ycock, Coa J A Shoemake, v-4 J Ll eu :s bl va vi al E 0 E 2 Q5 D: B. Edwards, F. Hulsey, addis. NOT PICTURE G J. F arris , S. ewton, P. Valentine, indham, J. N bert, J. W L3l'Il F. .d as --4 CD bd U t: 93 '5 -Q 3 o 2 2 E QE :1 cn of Beasley, K I. . A .We f ff' , K X ,..hh my 474 W fo no '32 49 974 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ben Calhoun, Most Outstanding Linemang Russell Massen gale, Most Outstanding Backg Buster Long, Permanent Captaing Scotty Hargrove, Most Valuable Playerg Jerry Roberts, Spirit and Sportsmanship Trophy. UN scorrr HARGROVE CARL BEN Cbtxenglon Second Team HonorfI?UCHSTONE Honorable a le Mention Big Eight Rwanda BUSTER LONG JERRY ROBERTS Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Seniona ll 7.3! UK FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Newton, C. Keith, J. Roberts, J. Aycock, C. Malone, J. Kirby. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. MassengaIe, P. Dillistone, B. Long, S. Hargrove. L. Dunn, J. Gaddis, J. Newton, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Felder, C. Touchstone, B. Calhoun, B. Revels, A. York, C, Patton. 9 V . 1 f .4 1 I ...xfnani V iw a f ' JY' ng 'f ' kv 4 1 jx ,gon-x?c'v4'u, 4' .Egg X F- ' f A f '-I-:ff-. .4-ff. I I I ,-4 C' M ,-fig il-MWF-'wif' J f ' -IA,-.fp JT' ':'J,.r,,in..,s A - -I - I T. r .,.,..-.-fo I., ,rx A 'e'r . , -as ' W '3' V 'I ' ' '--B nk,!?f4-J., AV ' f YL ' - I AX, Q ' ka, !4 . ' - ,. 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M I' 2 3 l rf A .- VM. mf y -f rr r X F N.. 1 R X Y' X XT' X X N SR 5 ,,,.,...,,r l -1 r JM-W--'--'-' rl H ,G E 5 7 ',,qo , ' S--.,1 tsl Basketball T 1 ll 22 X ss' Q if ' on FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ames Kitchens, Jack Bush, Tommy Pollard, Jerry Roberts, Regal Napier, Clifton Keith. MIDDLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jonny Wind- ham, Dickie Lancaster, Carl Harper, Ruddy Dossett, Frankie Lambert, Curtis Patton, Buddy Revels, Fleetwood Louselot. BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Fred Smallwood, Sonny Stuart, Jack Bounds, Mack Cochran, Woody Nail, Alvin Fortenberry, Jake Mclnnis, Jimbo Green, Manager-Burt Edwards. BUDDY R.EVB.S Forward JERRY ROBERTS Gu ard afar 1 i gg is A2 i KEXTH CLKPTOILA curms PAT'roN Gu Center CARL HARPER Forward 5 i JACK BUSH Forward 'Jnacle 'Jeam .fm 'wt v.. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Touchstone, C. Keith, C. Malone, E. Hammett T. Sarphie, S. Burkett, P. Dillistone, C. Smith, R. Thorton, B. Chaze. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Loustalot, C. Keith, C. Touchstone, T. Malone, R. McPhai1, H. McArthur, C. Patton, N. Gerald, R. Toussaint, S. Hargrove. Baa eb vang: A is W K Q one Q fp. 46014 50991 Sgxmx.. waxes Wag. 950 gvesil-Xxcbeoi. CaYXYX93W5i? '0' - aw p,a?.1nS.v,0MN-w. Ov M64 1 my XY01 . Y-Nw. bf 091645. 'Y Y-QNA . 'Yami' 0661 we 6 e. ix?-9' 59989, ww , S 9620. ylkob ' ctozxaw 9.90: Nov Y-3 YXC10 0 YP ao. X101 1sgw,voMC,3n0 'w 99 1-qnvhgbevhvlsxwv Q9 c0acxs9.9es0 5900. amos gmac. 91-nad r-9 411865. WWW 93ypxN4o019s A. York Q B. Speak J. if . I , D Voss M W' H. York S , Music A. Hicks - H gh y B. Bl1l'Ch I 957 Big Eight Golf Championa LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Fridge, B. Green, S . Toussaim. - 80 LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Cornett, I. Draughn. I. Phelps, J. King, E. Thom- ton, M. Busby, J, Turner, C. McCarver. I8 dj M I W...--. . 3. ,nz N PM. W Few Q . at rl as is s 'Ji rs, , .w . Q Emerg. Q I rf 1 y s-in 'Y nts L , A !.wgm,,,qlW.-Q fn. .L , Q 's5f'l. 9'L..' s anti , L . ,ss -imhriigwvkt -at Q., IQ- N Argpxw bxbf , ..,f:1,,l2.rQ .V 'QL Kgtvv' N x. st? 5g,ris ?fr1ssafssrssi?ss.,isff'-sassi 'Q , .1-A F, ,. K. ' 'KY' was K, :-KJ. ,Sag ..rfV4r1Tx'f5-g p .Qi i ts .KN s SN X ' ' h 'E+ 4 A- K Q. ,.s -J , 1 455' '--rm, v - ' as , s .vi 'sxilskhisg 35.5 DRUM MAJOR MAJORETTES These girls make up the majorette line of the H. H. S. Band. They are one of the few groups of girls in Mississippi who have majored the percision and accuracy of fire twirling with a group. THEY ARE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Head Majorette, Wynn Lowry, Justin Jones, Drum Major Bobby Yelverton, Pat Fillingane. Ruth Dorsey. NOT PICTURED: Shirley Nail and JoAnn Showers. H.-H S As the school year draws to a close, the pre vious activities. They added pep and splrlt on parade. They have had a most successful year of Band Director W. S. Colston. FLUTES Pat Fillingane Jeanie Henderson Carol Ann Walters Linda Davis Marilyn Hardee Bb CLARINETS Wesley Lane Jo Ann Showers Roy Cooper Ginny Ford Mike Massengale Mary Jane Logan Sandra Fillingane Mary Nell Maxie Jerry Saucier Wynn Lowry Yvonne Dill Betty Ruth Mitchel Thomas ALTO CLARIN ETS Henry Jackson BASS CLARINET Frank Blakely CONTRA Bass CLARINET Bobby Gill OBOE Beth Hudson BASSOON Frank Rogers ALTO SAXOPHONE Justine Jones Alfred York Shirley Nail TENOR SAXOPHONE Gene Dunn Wills.. if 'fr s 3 ,. Yi' twist ,lk T S: Lyn! vii. N9 , rv X . S - B . 'W is ff W'ff'Gw,n 1 if it A B ra ,Q fs-was gtagvuhzxvy sg, w as ,, 5, il -.yay .ML ml , , 'sr ww.. 'I S. -'as ua? aan pas, . i.,,.3 M.. ,, A H 'sinensis s.'L:W.:,.,fi- s. W Wianchinq Band Hattiesburg Wild Tiger Band takes an inventory of all their to the football and basketball games, during assemblies, and under the baton of Drum Major Bobby Yelverton and proper guidance TRUMPETS Bobby Yelverton Maurice Shemper E. V. Mills Larry Lyall George Carter Woody Nail Frank Greer Billy Britton Denny Hawkins FRENCH HORNS Charles Shelton Mary Scott Adalyn Koen Wayne Parsons Sid Oden TROMBONES Price Caldwell Buddy Huthmaker Bobby Johnson Paul Robinson Bill Wallace BARITONES Danny Hawkins Larry Anthny BASS Charles Polk PERCUSSION Didric Voss Carl Hamilton Bob Bowling Terry Rester Buck Newsome TYMPANY and BELLS Ruth Dorsey Student Council .f x -N- The Student Council is a group composed of representatives from each homeroom, class presidents, and officers elected by the student body. Its purpose is to plan and execute school activities, while learning to practice leadership and democracy. The H. H. S. Student Council belongs to the Mississippi and Southern Association of Student Councils. Miss Verna Reber and Miss Myrtle Little are sponsors. PRESIDENT ...... JEFF KIRBY VICE-PRESIDENT . . . BUSTER LONG SECRETARY ...... ANN WEBB TREASURER . . CAROLYN SHANNON '-.5186 5 if' if-f Iii The Newspaper Club publishes Hi-Flashes, the school newspaper. Eight issues are published dur- ing the school year. Weekly meetings of the club are held after school, when plans are made by all the club members for coming issues. Miss Emily Hemeter is sponsor of the club. THE EDITOR OF HI- FLASHES IS SCOTTY HARGROVE. 0 .. p 599 , 0 0 0,9,9. 9,9 63.6349 9 Ben' Yersofbefe gs WH ck F n r'SsD, 5y.Q-9 s .Q-Q Q Q .er goes Q t ' 6 eW'6'e'i Sir? 'Q L J C, if fd g E pw 1. wg K g xii 5 C-sim sf, as x,. Evra if Chonua Claaaea The combined Chorus Classes of Hattiesburg High School, under the direction of Miss Gwendlyn Steadman, presented their annual Christmas program. ' 65 af KVWE 5 sh W I pm L 1 Z L .0 xx: 5: P lvl 4 H 1 JL-. x.-Xi .vi 'fi ,VII K V' -: I ' if A T if , I ', ,j ' qi Q Q, Y V, 5 in we -Q L me , Q -RX 4 .v nf . 5 '- ? as up ' U' , g. 'e . ij V . V 3' 'Z ,vm m , xi at Qi asf Q lv Q, qi , i Yin! wg 2945 '2,.a 1f. ng ' I W if T R, N 9 JY! xi? Q m 3 -N i, ,KN :AX ya at 'wif 53 Y a .ig 3 'Q Q 1 , li I , an X Ill . 55163 X 3 fl, gxgi u ,, it. . ,H K 2 a 1 y K Kr w .Yfgy tiff ,gg 1 if R: .. 2 'A s 3 Q X, I B Y I 54 QQ , Q 6 X111 li W , .gg 'H ll 'Tl 'ZA W ' H 35 Of S w Y X A 'f J x X 5 4 . Q?X'S - fx Q 1 , 5.1 Lkyy I . ..f A 3 xjvw fyrfk Q1 M aw ' ,, gg, JE M: ',Ag XI, -1 iff Q' 5 tv 'Q A M I df Z . O ff Q I- :Z 'Amy S K . Q Q -7 X G ' ff. f 'fi ' - ' i 5 5 A 1 Q, 1 gpswli 9, I .lynx Q SL. X3 I-nacgv. V kv - , '3ine flnta Club The Fine Arts Club is devoted to the study and enjoyment of literature, music, art, and drama. OFFICERS: President, Edith Smith, Vice-President, Martha Ball, Secretary, Nina Merrell, Treasurer, Barbara Fagan. I, 6 'S ' If i ve? I E y C- aaa llsl, 0 t ff Ml! - Q D ' i f :Zyl ,i, i ' 9 1 g Q The Sock and Buskin Club was organized to cultivate and promote interest in dramatics among students. Officersg Pres- ident, Gretchen Bomboyp Vice-president, Dale Hertwickp Se cretary, Jean Courtney. Uheapian Troop I I I5 The purpose of the Thespian Troop l'Il5 is 'S' to encourage better dramatic performances and to award those who do superior dramatic work. OFFICERS: President, Dale Hertwickp Vice- President, Rosalie Kresteelp Secretary, Diane Ballard. 87 Science The purpose of the Science Club is to noti vate scientific interest through educational pro- grams, experimentation, and proiects. President, Frank Rogers: Vice-president, Cecil Harris, Secretary and Treasurer, Johnny Zambrano. Q 6-....... Pen and Cjavel The objects of this club shall be to pro- vide opportunities for developing our mental powers through participation in business meet- ing, parliamentary practice, debating, and public speaking. The permanent chairman is Jeff Kirby. Keq Club The purposes of the Key Club are to develop initiative and Ieadershi , and to provide exper- P ience in living and working together through a balance program of service to school and com- munity. President, Jerry Roberts: Vice-Presi- dent, Larry McDuff5 Secretary, Henry Naup Treasurer, Buster Long. Latin Club The purpose of the Latin Club is to en- courage among the student an interest in, and appreciation of, the civilization, lan- 'guage, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome, and to give them some understand- ing of the debt of our own culture. Presi- dent, John Barnesp Vice-president, Beth Hudson, Mary Lou Pace, Secretary, Ronald Bell, Treasurer, Bob Bowling, Reporter, Ginny Ford. l '3'l-lfl Club The purpose of the F. H. A. Club is to promote a growing appreciation of the ioys and satisfactions of homemaking, and to fur- ther interest in home economics. President, Shree Vance, Vice-president, Carolyn Prine, Secretary and Treasurer, Maxcine Cooley Stevens. A l Libnanq 14 aaiatanta These students, sewing as Library Assis- tants, along with Mrs. Eure, kept the library in fine order this year. 'Tide Club The Tide Club was organized for the purpose of providing a medium for the exchange of ideas, methods, and infomation pertaining to vocational education among members. Presidents-Margie Blackledge, Gerald Beluep Vice-President- Tommy Askew, Secretary-Carolyn Findlay, Treqs urer-Martha Brock. Olgbice Cjinla This is the staff that helps in the office and informs the student body of school activities and administration policies. Our secretary is Mrs. Hughes. 'H-Club The purpose of the H-Club is to develop better understanding between the boys who play sports at H. H. S. President, Buster Long, Vice-President, Buddy Revels, Secretary, Ben Calhoun, Treasurer, Jerry Roberts. Q, X- maatena minouitq The Master's Minority is a special club for Christian girls which holds Christ above all. The purpose of the club is to hold high ideals and produce Christ-like lives through inspiring programs and Christian fellowship. President, Carolyn Shannon, Vice-President, Ann McCall, Secretary, Nancy Bowman, Treasurer, Mary Emma Gerald, Reporter, Mary Nelson. Spoutaman The Sportsmen's Club was organized for those interested in hunting, fishing, skeet- shooting, etc. The object is developing sportsman like conduct and safety in the fields. President, Johnny Baldwin, Vice- President, Bill Gurley, Secretary and Treas urer, Don Dillstone. -Hi-U To create, maintain, and extend throughout the homes, school and commun- ity, high standards of Christian Character. President, Woody Bond, Vice-President, Monroe Wright, Secretary, Harold Watkins, Chaplain, Sandy Bond. Boqa State Boys State is held each year in June for future seniors in order to increase the know- ledge of the youth in Mississippi pertaining to government and politics. Those who went are: Bill Johnson, Talmadge Irby, Buster Long, Carl Touchstone, Larry McDuff, Price Caldwell, Frank Mashburn, Gary Lowry, Buddy Revels, and Jerry Roberts. . ,ew S B X . B ' ' I s s .ff i , B rs,, g F i 5 1 C Qinla State Girls State is held in June of each year. The girls attending have finished their junior year in high school. It is a very educational experience, and the girls learn how their state government is run. They are: Gretchen Bomboy, Joanna Meadows. Not pictured, Diane Burke. .s Red Cnoaa Council The American Junior Red Cross is the iunior membership of the American Red Cross enrolled in secondary schools. Membership is open to all children of school age in actual attendance in public schools in all Red Cross Chapters. Mouth Conqueaa These members of the Pen and Gavel Club attended Youth Congress as delegates and vis- itors. Jeff Kirby, permanent president of the club, was elected Speaker of the House. M 30. G0 3 x J ff Y 1 1 2.--r W-1' Go. Cat. Go Don't Worry I'l1 Save You! if w 'G M Just Me Fearless 'COUNTRY f Q Oh Jim! ' -... ---- - ' ,, Pidge 12 X A w....A-,M p, 'I E I ' f tg: Ig k A. I ,, I 4 'Cu ' -,,,,,,,-r gk, - ,. ' 'X-v ,. N -----uuq' if Z 51 1'- 1 . x 3 ' Y i Bu11 of the Woods' Just thinking a-'I-X an 1' LD Ttlm X 1513. H5 B ,df s 1 insanit- Compliments of The FORREST COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Selby C. Bowling, Beat Three, President Harry H. Bell, Beat One Luther G. Lee, Beat Two J A P Carter Jr., Beat Four Herbert H. Lee, Beat Five A4 I of DIAL JU 81718 5 PFAFF BROTHER ff 5' - f PFAFF SEWING CENTER 5915051-3115060061954-D150 ISGQ Everything For The Seamstress b F T D HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI Mem er . . . 1827 HARDY train B09 HARDY 51- JU 3 1452 HATTIESBURG. MISSISSIPPI Best Wishes Di 'e P'ne Products COMPANY Hospital Service Station Phone JU 4-97l0 706 James Street Tl nes Hattiesburg, Miss. WASHING, POLISHING, LUBRICATION Dial JU 3-1891 HARDY STREET PHARMACY Prescription Specialists l83l Hardy Street Hattiesburg, Miss BEN SHEMPER 8: SONS CORNER BOUIE AND E. BTH STS. Office Phone JU 4-8781 Res. Phone JU 3-3486 HATTIESBURG. MISS. We are at your Service COLLEGE PHOENIX LAUNDRY 8z DRY CLEANING 808 Hardy Street Dial JU 4-6205 'Serving You Since 1898' Compliments of PRESCRIPTIONS 6 TOILET RIES DELIVERY SERVICE - PHONE .IU 3-2504 P My limw Hub Sheet Metal Works KWUA 608 Bouie Street an H wsu -'f- - VI --,'-1f 1 wsu Box 692, Hattiesburg, Miss. IIA'I I'IIi.SISl'IiC, XIII ' Compliments of DOSSETT'S DAIRY BAR Where the teenagers meet QUIG LEY'S FUNERAL HOME A Burial Policy Plan For Each lfidividvdl Family HATTIESBURG. Miss. H ttiesburg's First Funeral Home 805 Hardy Street Phone -IU 3'4082 Telephone Dial JU 4-6242 Hattiesburg, Mississipp PEERLESS LAUNDRY CLEANING - PRESSING Phone JU 3-3341 412 West Pine St. Compliments Hercules Powder Co. N I Stores Pl t Hattiesbu rg, Mississippi CONOLLY MOTOR SERVICE iii BROADWAY DRIVE EXTENSION AT CLOVER LEAF DEALERS IN USED CARS AND TRUCKS USED PARTS COUGHLIN FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions 400 Bay Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Member T. D. S. Phone JU 4-8237 Sylvania TV with Congratulations from Halo Light at WELDY'S BARBER SHOP BROWN'S T833 Hardy Street 223 West Pine Street Dial 4-526i WHITE AUTO STORE The Home of Greater Values 225 West Pine Street Phone 2-2363 ANNETTE STEMME, FLOWERS Shop: 125 West Front Street Phones: JU 2-1927--2-1928 J Greenhouses: 808 Hal! Ave. 'L' Phone JU 2-1401 Q E cout 'ro con-r - Annu to :mu l .... .e........ve. ee- .. ,- I DIXIE MOTOR LODGE fi Cabins De Luxe T f - HATTIESBURG. Mrss. f Huff as ' Telephone: Juniper 3-2661 ,ng Q k aoftuz cloud. Q M ,, , 1002 Aix-Conditioned - Vented Sai-Aire Heat u :Sp ffl .Cf2ZQggAr ,AD,,, 24 Hour Service ' If 'L f ' ' ' A ' 'X ' in X J' , 2' Q ' ' f Q A ' QQ H, .M . v 4 if L- -n.LeQ'Lj-D:AI,ZZ'., Az Xu if ' M' I .1 450 Him. 4, 5 1:.451' f sen K 9 firemen 71244: 7.44 eeqeamf 210 Broadway Drive Dial JU. 4-5481 Compliment, of HATTIESBURG TYPEWRITER COMPANY sMoKlE's SPORTING oooos AU 'O'iZed 5 '-'S 'bien' W. P. H - U 3-0922 Underwood Standard 8. Electric Typewriters Qmnglon J Sundstrand Adding And Accounting Machines Broadway Drive Sales - Service - Rentals - Supplies Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of FRANK SHEMPER'S AUTO PARTS 8. GLASS SHOP Broadway Drive, Hattiesburg, Mississippi THOMPSON HARNESS 8. TRIMMING CO. THE FLOWER SHOP C. W. Aycock, Owner 2ll South 26th Ave. Harness, Automobile Tops, Awnings Hattiesburg, Miss. Seat Covers And Upholstering Phone JU,3-4450 Hattiesburg, Mississippi 414 W. Pine Street Courtesy of C 8. E SANDWICH SHOP Broadway Drive SPEED'S SOUTHERN GULF SERVICE 2604 Hardy Street Hattiesburg, Mississippi Hattiesburg's Finest SPEED'S RESTAURANT 304 Broadway Drive Highway II South Party Facilities BOB WALLER PHOTO SERVICE MORGAN 8. LINSEY, INC. I208 Corinne Street Store No. 84 Office Phone JU. 4-5262 Broadway Mart Shopping Center Residence Phone JU. 4-6590 The Store of Courtesy SHAINBERG BROADWAY MART Hattiesburg, Mississippi Clothing For the Entire FamiIy BURKETT'S ROLLER RINK Recreation For the Crowd THE DRUG CENTER PICKETT. MEADOR AND GALEY F P . . COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE or CITIZENS BANK BUILDING 827 Hardy sneer Phone Ju. 3-1768 Hm'ESBURG' M'sS'SS Hattiesburg, Mississippi IPTV GEIGER PRINTING AND OFFICE Best wishes SUPPLY COMPANY From Everything for the Office zoo wesf Pine FIRST NATIONAL BANK XP' .VQ up . .. F , 1 Fm. JQWK y,Ij,JxlfQJi,If Y .P If MISSISSIPPI SALVAGE COMPANY IJ 3,-5 I K If fl' I KOMP EQUIPMENT COMPANY 319 East Pine Compliments of SOUTHLAND FLORISTS Compliments of Flowers for all Occasions Membe' F' T' D' J. A. BELL AND w. T. 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