Hazlehurst High School - Indian Yearbook (Hazlehurst, MS)

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W ET n 7 So you don't know what La Betise means! We'd like to have you think it is iust a catchy name for your yearbook . . . but, if you must know, it's French for a piece of stupidity. Perhaps, as you turn the pages, you will mutter, A good name! Which, rather to be chosen than great riches, would flatter us im- measurably. Anyway, good or bad, La Betise is a rec- ord of happy school days, and if it serves through the years to keep fresh fond memg ories of '46-'47 at Hazlehurst High, nothing more could we, your yearbook's staff, desire for our efforts. ,,-..,.W- ....1,- .,,, I I MISS REA ARD To our own beloved Miss Rea. whose faithful and effective service has brightly studded iorty-seven years of H.H.S. history. and who. by her strong character and ever-helplul spirit. has upon retiring lelt impressed upon the hearts and minds oi students the beauty of a noble life, we oi the Annual Staff lovingly dedicate this, our yearbook lor 1947. 2 , I A . e -4.3-A - -- M.-we-el--A -12-M e1-- e'ianu--e-1huEid..su--A--..n-ar-e2inhn.e--M-- --W -ur-M v - -Q--rv 7. I I I HAZLEHURST HIGH Hazlehursl High! Hazlehurst Highl You're the school we're loyal to. Hazlehurst Highl Hazlehurst Highl For you our love is irue. Hip-hip-hoorayl Hip-hip-hooruyl Ioin the song ol victory. Hazlehurst Highl Hazlehursi High! You're the school so dear to me. 'S 7, 3 Jw R .1 2' S i fill f,.,g:,N:a,1: r as - f- qpquwnugq-'A -f- W- - Q MXQOMWQM www ii i' my JIQOLXL I t sl m dm 'ii' Q i in MR. I. l. TURNER Superintendent MRS. LOUIS AUSTIN Science MISS BARBARA BLANTON English Q0,tNq,wotQ:lsaf-Arww MISS MABEL BRISTER Study Hall and Library MISS FRANCES CAIN Mathematics MRS. B. F. CAMMACK. IR. Commercial Department Hum MISS MARY KYLE Social Studies and English A gif'Qc' A Mr. H. I. GALLAGHER 9th Civics Coach H. L. STONE Science and Athletics Mas. sm 'LAWSON 9111 English MISS MARIORIE LITTLE Social Studies MISS DOROTHY MIDDLETON Oifice MISS AVIS MULLINS g Home Making MRS. LOUISE REAGAN Latin and English S.,,a.L.1vKu-off-' MISS LEONA REEVES M hematics ,.e,a-feb 5 I First Row: Bob Wise, Leland Mathews, Mary Ann Hurlbert, Dorothy Wood, Ioyce Groves, Mary Ann Miller, Marilyn Roper, Nancy Sanderson. Second Row: Patsy Barlow, Billy Wood, Bryan Simmons, Iune Ervin, Lamar Arring- ton, Carlene Freiler. Third Row: Rebecca Simmons, Billy Ioe Bishop, I. C. Rhymes, Harris Henley, Pat Roper. Fourth Row: Billy Ford, Floyd Hansen, W. L. Iacobs, Leighel Hartfield. 7' 7'1- .AQ ' uf - if e . 1 A . ,gmi,r , - .'.v'-gi' -i'T-,mu f Q wif? - . iivzlk. 'iw I gy,- JI: gg., '- - ' dvr. - ,yu .- yn -wt-,fr , ' . ,-.f-wwf. , viz. , -Wxfgfizif'-. 5 QM li- N . l Ip, .. , upg,,?.,: ' .1 L' iw?- F him' JF' 2-i :.'f 'Qin' 1' , ,. ,.-1 ' -- A A ' v.sfi'xQi:w1':,x - F.: Qi, 21 ag,-.'1j ' '1 i.'fv.,' ' M .--- ,s.3,,,,3, 1- 39,13 ' W., YL. swirl .522 ' ' 2:55 Us - ig 4515 5': . 'y i liggiijfiy. first- it I 6 Audi.: ,i A.......A...,i, . Emogg, 0 BS ' so 0 4, my B T YE - 6 was ,. Vqa CLASS OFFICERS President ....................... Bill Long Vice Presideni . . . ..... Ioe Holt Secretary ...... . . . Irma Coman Treasurer . . . . . . Ioan Wilson Motto: Today we follow-Tomorrow we lead. Colors: Red and white. Flowers: Red and white roses. I OHN BUFKIN BARLOW ulohnu Sing away sorrow, cast away care. BILLY IOE BISHOP Billy loe'f Laugh and be fat. 6 , fn-L 1- K JS' f ', k I I f r' f 1 L. ' v . ,I 4 .z 3, is. J 4? 974 X , 1 K it 'fi KATHLEEN BOOK Kathleen The very pink ot perfection. MARY ELIZABETH CLIBURN Mary Elizabeth Indu'd with sanctity ot rea- son. IRMA ELIZABETH COMAN Irma I hate nobodyg I am in char- ity with the world. ELINOR JUNE ERVIN nhlneu A witty woman is a treas- ureg auwitty beauty is a power. HELEN IOYCE GROVES Hloyce.. Ez soshuhble ez a haskit er kittens. MARGARET FRANCES HALL Frances HOW forcible are right words. LA DELLE HARLAN La De1le Good health and good sense are two of Iile's greatest blessings. HARRIS BRAND HENLEY ..HappY,, Let thy speech be better than silence, or be silent. 9 3? 'fr ,mr-5, its W 1 'QL 5 R 'tt S 3' N i n M I 2 f' I 2' if W.. lx . 3' is 5- , -di , ,gp J , K' .y ,f?562aw - N I A x hummi- - 'i't 1Q't I , y 8 . ,ff 4 ' . 17's gt, 74 4 1,1 f ..t. H, 3.1. 9? , if K X 2 tw - W .. X . ,,.:3,i .I 9' 'H .. 1 , 4 ,K 1:0 ff 91.443 342.-'.-if o' 5 L -A '12 x I 1 X e .-!.i.l'a'Q' ,... .AFA vb' -j ' IOE L. HOLT ..Ioe,. 'Iiloertas et natale solum. Fine wordsl I Wonder where you stole 'emf' IRMA EUGENIA HONEA Gene 'Her very Irowns are tairer tar than smiles oi other maidens are. IEWEL KATHERINE HOOD Kat l'Am I my brothers keeper? LAWRENCE EDWARD HOOD Lawrence Who does not love wine, Women and song remains a fool his whole life long. IIMMIE LEA HUGHES Iimmie Lea I love tranquil solitude and such society as is quiet, Wise and good. W. L. IACOBS, IR. L. Boldness, again boldness and ever boldness. ELLEN IUANITA KEYES Iucmita 'xOl'1, sister, sister, sister, dear! ZELDA CHRISTINE KEYES Zelda And they were sisters. 10 ...a.A..M-f.4......-.A-....1.,... -, it abit ,QM - -v,,......--- ..,. -rv 'S' it ffiff r , X M -v -- Y' vw-' ' DOROTHY LANELL KITCHENS Dorothy My fair one, let us swear an eternal friendship. WILLIAM ALEXANDER LONG, IR. Bill t'His cogitative faculties immersed in cogibundity of c gitationf' . 'suis 1 Asif 1 if-Ag .5 '4.1-g g- 2 m ll Y -lgf. .....1- BETTY LUCILLE MAY Lucille As the saying is, l have a wolf by the ears. IOE FLOYD MIDDLETON Ice Floyd That is as well said as if l had said it myself. HENRY LAMAR MORSE 'Lcxmar None but the brave deserves the fair. SAMMY DON MYERS Don Man is a noble animal. ISABEL GRIFFING NELSON Isabel I see the right, and I approve it too VKJDHN THOMAS REED PARKER Tommy Dark, with excessive 5 bright. W II ' ' GN., 6 WILLIAM RAY PARKER .,BmY,. Little I askg my wants are few. IAMES PHILIP POPE Iames They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts. RUFUS ROBERT PORTER Rufus Man wants but little, not that little long. RUTH ELLIOTTE PORTER Ruth Silence, ye wolves! DOROTHY NELL PURIFOY Nell The two noblest things, which are sweetness and light. BEULAH MERLE RUSSELL Merle In her tongue is the law of kindness. HARODD FRANCIS SMITH Harold There was all the world and his wife. HAROLD RAY ST H rold Ray . Get th behin ,- atanf' Ft .I L-Y' ' -' Z , ,,... , , 5tfQE'i2'.. - ' 7 I 'ffszftiini- IOHNNIE MYRON TERRY Myron I am not a politician, and my other habits are good. LUCIEN W. THORNTON Lucien Seasoned life of man pre- served and stored up in books. LORRAINE STOUP TILLMAN Lorraine Maids are May when they are maids, but the sky changes when they are wives. LLOYD TRAVIS Lloyd Who think too little and who talk too much. VIRGINIA REBECCA WILLIAMS Rebecca The daintiest last, to make the e t sweet. 0512 I I OAN WILSON HIOANH Peace is always beautiful -but is she peacesil? I IOHN W. WOOD Billy Lord! l wonder what fool it was that first invented kiss- ing. FRANCES LOUISE YOUNG Louise The very flower of youth. 13 r 4 .VX 1 4 J W' QQ . 1 ff tm J W Q sl iz. f r 'r l Qffv A' Q r r i E l f 1 I' l v t I t i I. f i t K. 6 E t S. it 0 V MISS LlTTLE'S HOMEBOOM First Bow: Dorothy Catching, Carolyn Alford, Mary Frances Huntington, Ruby Lynn Beall, Betty Hughes. Second Bow: Phyllis lean Wood, Carol Catching, Elizabeth Carraway, Ruth Cagle, Ernrna lean l-lodges, Gladys Kimble, Iean Davis. Third Bow: Benny Brister, Edmund lenkins, Bay Ford, Iarnes CBuckl Iones, Lamar Arrington, Leroy Bullock. Fourth Bow: Leighel l-larttield, Thomas Carraway, Brown lordan, 1 -A ' . f 'tli' Y h X! 1 5 ZIP 5. .1 xt ..:r - , -Wu uw ,US I4 ru. 1' :git ! X 44X+-w- .4 X, Nl JW .IJ ..... , .. 4 V 19? A A. , -.... ,W L. -A-A , , A it lilly W7 ,V ,,,,,,....,.,- ,Y-..,,,,v -V ,vi--r ,. 1 qfgliffi mind MlSS CAlN'S HOMEROOM First Row: Mary Lynn Smith, Aline May, Sara lean Thompson, Erline Lupo, Lillian Warren, Delores Stewart, Iuanita Waltman, Helen Smith, Vera lean Owens, Second Row: Peggy Little, Mary Ann Miller, Iohnnie Wilkerson, Rose Slay, Billie Io Terry, Mack Massey, Darline Mathews, Bonnie Pickering. Third Row: Pat Thompson, Morton Morse, Iohn Nations, Charles Ragio, Bryan Simmons. Fourth Row: lack Yates, Pat Roper, Carol Massa, Ramona Reynolds, limmy Spitchley, Iulia Norton, Forrest Newman, Roy Parker, Norma Marx, Howard Lee McKee, Dewitt Massey. ffwdwfi 5 2 l i 23 if CLASS ovriclzns 1 7 fj - F President. Leighel Hcxrtfield: Vice- ,,,.. ', Q 5 President. Ccxrol Catching: Secre 'M FJ' ,9 tary, Bryan Simmons: 'Treasurer Pat Roper. ns 15 wwf M , RQ? W! WX OJWQ? W Xvwf my My ,QW .r ,, ' . -:, , ,L V Y . QQLQQ, JW iffy f NN Rebecca Simmons Secretary-Dorothy Wood Treasurer-Billy Ford NK QW , X CLASS OFFICERS T ' President--Floyd Hansen J 5 Vice President- fmumwc 'B .x 1wt':! gg F0 ' 9' , ' .:,'fm. JW .vyn V747 .,,.f U 4. ,TF- X , 1 f ,xg , 1 I f ffm, A 1. iff,- rufw off fi .. , W ' 1 , v ' ,gkvkuf 11' 5 X 99 , N fi 7 L4 E! v5 5 'mf u .X 1 ei ' 1 W1 ld' X 5 I P1131 rokg L fo Hxlbonnfce Bullock foyce elzy leyj Belly feaq Sylres, Reflye Anne Sla Dofyclyoe. Second 1-olvxllzqoge IQWQJQ Dorotlyy Wood 1? foyce Slay fgdflby Aelyleyg Bob lf7OyQ' one 15 fo be P , ebec ani by O fl: fel? yce S 6178011 cc S' Clycrl o if DSSI? 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Seoono' How' L Mory Elzbobefb Mlfer Lonrse S Porreff, Moftre Srhyon, 777' fo Ann Porreth Mo Betty fo Nerf Bzlfy Tr W --.,r 49 QL .4- a ' Q Y n 'N 4 , 1 .ti t ff Jereof S, Po? 'Q' ole N o fron 1rd Ho ' rfene M on, No oweek eofb b Lewis fffv, Ruby MQoMonus, Gw F1 lo Sfolf, Mor1Yyn Roper Ge eb n, Hub y O7Ve1X Doroflyy Nell Run 95 Mldred Seols, Dome Ann Toney W. Fdwln For! Moy MYdred Tyson, C orfzn, Moffie fo Rhymes, Bernzbe I ncy Sonderson, Henrfeffo ffifonens, P , Woffer Wofson, Grody fones, B171 ers 55 Qbson Sfoup, Berne!! fzoroi , Robert Whdoln. ene orge nefs, Ruby Loze oro! Vqrdcf zorof Bef! ourfn Row' y Thompson Bobby fo 127 fl, B by SIYSTUIQZ, . b M 12 , Z C Rhsmeg O O nns, Vhlffczny S U, , Glen!! Qnderq Ah, s OFFICER SS cf-A I vicjf low' e BG' Ch Pdfsy A -aw Bobb Preidenf. Pre cxnxfwn I nn Mal' Ye ref' u 'rreas Y- ffl' re sec Roper' 19 Wiifaitfmffv W ' W Q-wwf' ' First row, L to R-Hilda Thetford, Christine Woods, Shirley Blakeney, Betty lean Hart, Lynn Weathersby, Betty Parker, Louise Strahan, Kathryn Porter, Alice Massa. Second row-Martha Green, Catherine Owens, lane Hurlbert, Marie Alford, Ianice Sanderson, Vera Cliburn, Gladys Ashley, Mary Cagle, Polly Rushing, Bobbie Rhymes. Third row-Dickie Austin, Claude Daughtry, Charles Iordan, Van Dyke Quick, Don Stone, Iimrnie Beach, Dean Higdon, E. F. Graves, Harold Boone, Sid Lawson. Fourth row-Bay Nelson, Eugene Thedtord, Bob Wise, Billy Catchings, Iohn Book, Fred Baker, Thomas Harrison, Charles Bailey, Leland Matthews, Clayton Strong, Hardy Graves, Karl Brent. Z5 . CLASS OFFICERS Gy K ' ' President-lane Hurlbert 0 5 V Vice President- F Van Dyke Quick W Secretary-Vera Cliburn ,st 5252? f Treasurer-Marie Alford Q-an-I fnwf' Reporter-Leland Matthews J 20 I I I 'I ' -TQ ANNUAL STAFF First Row: Merle Russell, Bob Wise, Clara Cliburn, Mary Ann Miller, Rebecca Williams, Bobby Rushing. Second Row: Robert Cornan, Mary Elizabeth Cliburn, Katherine Hood, Iames Pope, Carol Catching, Lorraine Tillman, Ioan Wilson, Bill Long. UMW KB PAPER STAFF First Row: Bonnie Pickering, Bob Wise, Clara Cliburn, Mary Ann Miller, Rebecca Williams, Marilyn Roper. Second Row: limmie Lea Hughes, Gene Honea, Mary Elizabeth Cliburn, Katherine Hood, Carol Catching, Norma Marx, Rose Slay. Third Row: Dorothy Kitchens, La Delle Harlan, lames Pope, Lorraine Tillman, Bill Long, Ioan Wilson, Robert Coman. Not shown: Irma Coman. 22 ,,-,- , .. - . -,.A..-Q- 7 --. -.l.i.,..-.. L , DEBATE TEAM Charlene Hood, Ioyce Groves, Louise Zeller, loe Floyd lvllddleton, -N.-L 941899200 LIBRARY CLUB First Row: Ioyce Slay, Marilyn Roper, Mary Ann Miller, Gwendolyn King Frances Griffith. Second Row: Vera lean Owens, Clara Cliburn, Erline Lupo Myra lean Williams. Third Row: Rosemary Carraway, Emma lean Hodges Iohnnie Wilkerson, Betty Sherman. Fourth Row: Carol Catching, lma Coman Rose Slay. 23 First row, L to Re-Vivian Norman, Helen Hallman, Betty Iean Sykes, Iune Ervin, Iulia Norton, Ioyce Slay, Retha Ann Slay, Clara Cliburn, Edith Merle Lupo. Second row-Frances Griffith, Gwen King, Nancy Arrington, Carolyn Lowe, Ianice Sanderson, Marie Alford, Marilyn Roper, Norrha Marx, Iohnnie Lee Wilkerson, Romona Reynolds, Carolyn Barker. Third row-Ladelle Harlan, Dorothy Kitchens, Betty Sherman, Ioyce Groves, Kathleen Book, Dorothy Catchings, Car- olyn Alford, Mary Frances Huntington, Bonnie Pickering, Charline Hood, Patricia Slay. Fourth row-Rebecca Simmons, Dorothy Wood, Carlene Frieler, Mildred Ashley, Peggy Little, Lynn Weathersby, Betty lean Hart. Fifth row-Louise Zeller, Rosemary Carraway, Mary Ann Hurl- bert, Shirley Blakeney, Bobbie Ann Channell, Billy Ioe Terry, Gladys Kimble, lane Hurlbert, Betty Parker. Sixth rowe-Mary Nell Hemphill, Darline Matthews, Iune Ervin, Irma Coman, Mildred Seals, Helen Hutchinson, Martha Green, Henrietta Kitchens, Catherine Owens. Seventh row-Rebecca Williams, Rose Slay, Ioan Wilson, Carol Catching, Mary Ann Miller. First row, L to R-Miss Leona Reeves, Iune Ervin, Irma Coman, Carol Catching, Louise Zeller. Second row-Ioyce Groves, Mary Frances Huntington, Billie Ioe Terry, Marilyn Roper. Third row-Rebecca Williams, Carolyn Alford, Dot Catchings, Mary Ann Miller. 24 fm? 666606016574 me KK hifi L to R-Rebecca Simrnons, Carline Frieler, Louise Zeller, Carolyn Alford, Dorothy Catchings, Peggy Little, lirnrny Spitchley Cliingi, Iune Ervin lQueenl, Rebecca Williams, Mary Ann Miller, Iulia Norton, Mary Frances Huntington, Dorothy Wood, Carol Ann Catching, lrnia Coman. Small children, L to R-Barbara Blaine, Newton Ellis, Sue Helen Blaine, Ioe Ainsworth, Mary Sue McDonnell. 25 4 i K Zami N. tx First row. left to right---Norma Marx, Iohn Kendrick, Hardy Graves, Ernest Lee Cox, Carl Brent, Hugh Grill Prine, Glenn Carlisle, Ierry Bass, Esther Green, Lois Nelson, Louise Strahan, lohnnie Lee Wilkerson. Second rowfBetty Sherman, Iirnrny McGraw, Milton Harris, Sonny Norton, A. B. Harris, Sid Lawson, Ernest Fullington, Tom Bates, Henry Russell, Carlston Hansen, Ralph Lawson, Nancy Sanderson. Third row--Betty Io Norton, Ray Nelson, Lloyd Travis, Marion Par- ker, Betty lean Hart, Rosemary Carraway, Merle Russell, Mary E. Miller, lirnrny McCorkle, Billy Io Terry. Fourth rowAGlenn Weathersby, Howard Lee McKee, Dewitt Massey, Robert Anding, Carol Massa, Mary E. Cliburn, Myron Terry, Jerry Stone, Grady Bullock. -v.. V, ylyl ,W TN' - -..,,q X ,Mem yyybyyl U A, lx .c yy ya , yay -r G as w as 26 mwl77fa' Left to right-Mary Ann Miller, lune Ervin, Carol Massa, Rose Slay, Rebecca Williams. X Left to rightfBillie Io Terry, Johnnie Wilkerson, Betty lo Norton, Norma Marx, Nancy Sanderson, Betty Sherman 27 65666045 First row, L to R-Gwendolyn Douglas, Kathleen Book, Rebecca Hood, Twila Donahoe, Frances Griffith, Rose Slay, Rebecca Simmons, Mildred Ashley, Dorothy Wood, Betty lean Hart. Second row-Betty Sherman, Ruth Porter, Carolyn Lowe, Clara Cliburn, Marilyn Roper, Marie Alford, Ianice Sanderson, Martha Green, Gladys Ashley, Louise Cliburn, Lynn Weathersby, Nancy Arrington. Third row-Betty Hughes, Rachel Hood, Iulia Norton, Mary Frances Huntington, Carolyn Alford, Peggy Little, Gwendolyn King, Catherine Owens, Iane Hurlbert, Mary Ann Hurlbert, Louise Zeller. Fourth row-Helen Hutchinson, Carlene Freiler, Carol Catching, Iune Ervin, Dorothy Catching, Billy Ioe Terry, Darlene Matthews, Shirley Blakeney, Iune Ervin CGall- rnanl, Bobbye Ann Channell, Edith Merle Lupo, Retha Ann Slay. 9 3 if 3?-5 X ,,,,,, g g' Q D 5 o f' Em' First row, L to R-loe Holt, Bryan Simmons, Myron Terry, Bay Ford, Carol Massa, lohn Kend- rick. Second row-Leighel Hariiield, Iohn Barlow, Bill Long, Billy Ioe Bishop, Dewitt Massey af , , 3 R J., Q .,..'2,lH r . - 'ff-g If-', ' ., ':-f-, '. .1--f.. . 'P ff: aff'-rbi-- - 1- ,-qezsSl1E'i??ff:?i1,f 'f Z'Ji-zfli' ffl- 'gf' -fagqsagg. an--+-M' 4 H . ' .YG -fetffdgf :ef ' . A . ,T .,,. . H+ V - M KB? 29 .aw First row, left to rightfEmma lo Barlow, Patricia Slay, Carolyn Barber, Rachel Barlow, Patsy Bar- low, Lucy Ann Edwards, Rebecca Hood, lean Williams. Second row. .Frances Griffith, Clara Cli- burn, Susie Fay Bardwell, Willie Dell Beall, Polly Rushing, Carol Vardaman, Charlene Hood, Bobbie Ann Channell, lune Ervin. Third row'-Betty Barker, Irene Coke, Nellie Barlow, Mary Knight, Elaine Cannon, Alice Hall, Henrietta Kitchens, Darlene Matthews. Fourth row-Dorothy Nell Runnels, Esther Lee Brown, Betty Chadwick, Alene May, Mildred Tyson, Doris Channell, loyce Lemons. Fifth row-Hilda Thetford, Doris Chance, Virginia Harrell, Sarah lean Thompson, Gwendolyn Douglas, Rachel Hood. Sixth row-Elizabeth Hydrick, Mattie Io Rhymes, Delores Stewart, Bernice lzard, Helen Smith, Alice Massa, Ioyce Slay, Louise Thames, Rachel Harris. Seventh row-Erline Barker, Gladys Kimble, Bobby Lee Rhymes. -.vw-v-,W f y 1 ,A ., . ,-Ht--f. f 1 -- - - 5 x a T i A R f . . lk!! C L ll' . ix s . K A' -QNTPA ,f r 5 '- f3.EA-9:Y5.'f.,- V - .L 30 Penlope Reardon Laura Reardon .. Mrs. Iames Parker. H Essxe ........... Nana Reardon . . . Reginald Reardon Marcia Reardon . Warry Reardon . . Iames Parker .... Sherwin Parker . . Lily Reardon .... Todd Galloway . . The action of the play takes place in the living room of the Reardon home in Fernwood, a sub- urban home in New Iersey. EVERY FAMILY HAS ONE . . . .a precocious eleven. . . . . . . .the mother of the family. . . . inherlateforties....... .....,themaidofallwork. . .shrewd lady oi 60 odd years. . themanoithehouse . . . .sweet, pretty and twenty. . . seventeen . . . .big, blustering and fifty. . . . . twenty-five and good-looking . . . . . .pretty and seventeen. . . . . tall. handsome and twenty-two ..... The Scene .. Gene Honea .. Irma Coman La Delle Harlan .. Frances Hall . Ioyce Groves Billy Ioe Bishop Katherine Hood . Han-is Henley Bill Long Ioe Holt . Kathleen Book .. W. L. Iacobs V -, just V 4 - ...I E turf. x 4 . .-..A. , fs X t H 31 Q f, . game! First row, L to R-Bob Puritoy, Pat Roper, Robert Windham, Leighel Hartfield, Iohn L. Grassel, Grady Iones, A. B. Harris, Bubber Huntington. Second row-Curtis Meredith, Ray Ford, Wil- liam Sanders, Bernell lzard, Bryan Simmons, Billy Ioe Bishop, Lamar Arrington, Charles Berch Brown Iordan, Iohn Barlow. Third rowfloe Holt, Charlie Iordan, Don Myers, Robert Ervin, Billy Ford, lack Yates, Pete Gillis, Forrest.NeWman, Leroy Bullock, Iimrny Spitchley, Harris Henley, I. C. Rhymes. 1 .-TQ. - W. , 'ir . '3 ' , , EP... ' Ll .ia -f rm , Et, 32 -gg 1 i,,i....,Qg1 -, v . First row, left to right-Forrest Newman, Harris Henley, Billy Ioe Bishop, Lelghel Hartfield, Iohn Barlow, Ioe Holt, I. C. Rhymes. Second row, left to right Ray Ford, Bryan Simmons, Iimmy Spitchley, Leroy Bullock. Football Scores For The Year Sept. 20 New Hebron Oct. 4 Brookhaven Oct. ll Philadelphia Oct. 18 Moss Point Novi 1 Louisville Nov. - 8 Kosciuisko Nov. 15 Crystal Springs 33 We They 49 0 14 14 18 0 7 14 7 7 18 18 20 7 BOYS' SQUAD First row, left to right-Meredith, Myers, Holt, Rhymes. Second row, left to right -Hartfield, Harrell, Grassell, Simmons, Ervin. Third-row, left to right-Harris, Izard, Iohns, Spiichley, Bullock, Massey, Traweek. GIRLS' SQUAD First row, left to right-M. White, Reynolds, Smith, L. White, Pickering, Owens. Second row. leit to right-Cheek, Stewart, May, Brister, Waltman, Harrell. Third row, left to right-Bardwell, Edwards, Slay, Thames, Knight, Beall, Barker, Cheek. 34 Z bvffiw First row, left to rightWM. White, Norman, Reynolds, Stewart, Smith, Pickering, L.White, Knight, Lemons. Second row, left to right-Sykes, Brister, I. White, Bullock, Hallman, Waltman, Beall, Harrell, Edwards, Toney. Third row, left to right-W. I. White, Hemphill, Slay, Channell, Marx, Vardaman, Slay, Barker, Cheek. Fourth row, left to right-Brister, Runnel, lzard, Owens, Ervin, Thames, Barker, O'Neal, Bardwell. Q3- i.i, ,.. A First row, left to right-M. White, L. White, Smith, Reynolds, Stewart. Second row. left to right eCheek, Brister, Methcin, Barker, Bullock, Knight. Third row, left to right-Bardwell, Edwards, Barlow, Lemons, Beall, Barker, Cheek, Toney. 35 t 3 5 70444 7044 Irma Coman Mrss Hazelhurst High Iunmy Spxtchley Mr Hazelhurst Hlgh 3. Grady Iones Best Dressed Boy 4. Mary Frances Huntington Best Dressed Girl 5. Bill Long Most Intellectual Boy 6. Leighel Hartiield Most Popular Boy 7. Carol Catching Most Intellectual Girl 6 36 2 4 'win ,.. f '- .2 5-J .7 W lv ff fl J' Hia : ww Fe, ' W Mary Ann Hurlbert Most Courteous Girl Forest Neman Most Handsome Boy Rose Slay Most Beautiful Girl Bernice Izard Friendliest Girl Leroy Bullock Most Athletic Boy Bonnie Pickering QNX M0st Popular Girl 14 Don Myers Friendliest Boy Not Pictured: Bryan Simmons Most Courteous Boy Lucille May Most Athletic Girl 13 5 37 W X fi' ,I f y N 'C' va ,u ga .. 'Y W Xa - fl , A A, 2 A, Q- I than-3 OE.: if 5 V , -4 f E1 ,X K s R. f , 4 5, 'Q4 .gp 1 ' 'Q' -Q 'Jr 1-- gx . . a f Q I rg 7' A of 2, ,. 5 1 l ' . tx? Q 2 'Q 1 fi X - Vi 1 4 Q Q N Q Q I 1 x QQ fy fl. J Aj! 14 N 5 i h Si , 'Lei' fih . 1 - si J 4' V 1- . ,J .X xr pi Q, ai' 1 i .dw ,Z , 'px '. ,O Nfl! 7 , , 'fm- , r I V fb 19 . , Q A KMA! 5.5 ,Ve Ak in 2 W ' 'g i , , A 7, 5 An E, an ,Q In i , fn. 1 1 Lk J, 3 QR? m Pi R ' 'fx 5 , i 8 .wg K , s 1. 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HAZELHURST MACHINE SHOP General Machine Repairing Blacksmithing and Woodwork Your Patronage Appreciated Compliments of HAZLEHURST BOX FACTORY 42 FORD CLEANERS lf your clothes are not becoming to you, they should be coming to us. BUILDERS LUMBER 8: SUPPLY COMPANY From Foundation to Chimney Top Phone 203 SOUTH SIDE SERVICE STATION Tires - Batteries - Accessories H. M. NSWIOII 1 Owner Congratulations HAZLE DRUG COMPANY Congratulations from McClemore Florist and Nursery Compliments of BARDWELUS SHOE HOSPITAL A W 4 3 1891-1947 BANK OF HAZELHURST The Bank with the Chime Clock F. D. I. C. Hamburger's the Diet Music the treat. Come to KUZY KORNER It can't be beat. Compliments of HAZLE THEATER In Shoes for the Entire Family C0l'nplil'nel'lfS Compliments of of Boston Shoe Store S, KEMP CO, Hazlehursts' Smartest and Oldest Store Compliments of PITTS PHARMACY WISE TRACTOR co. Your Prescriptions Filled Tractors and Farm E-quiPment Promptly Compliments of Good Food for Pleased Guests HAZLEHURST LUMBER CO. HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI Congratulations to the Senior Class WISE MOTOR COMPANY Used C ars-Repairs 45 GRAVES, INC. ' Congratulations from Lumber and Building A Materia, COPIAH COUNTY Phones -- 209 and 188 Hazlehurst, Mississippi Compliments of HARRIS CLEANERS 8: LAUNDRY Established February 1, 1921 The Newest-yet the Oldest 26 Years of Satisfactory Service 46 LEWIS PUBLISHING CO. Publishers COPIAH COUNTY NEWS Record Books Commercial Printing Office Supplies Compliments of HARPER FURNITURE C0 ALF ORD 8: MILLER Copiah's Largest Store Hazlehurst, Miss. Congratulations to Class of 1947 MERCHANTS Kr PLANTERS BANK Member F. D. I. C. Compliments of HAZLEHURST COURIER Hazlehurst, Mississippi . ,, M... ,... CONGRATULATIONS FROM A11en's Flower Shop Iohn T. Armstrong Bass Grocery Beall Trading Co. Cannon's Beauty Shop Carr's Grocery Cawthorn Appliance 6. Plumbing Cooper's Appliance Store Dees Hardware Graves, Inc. Store I. F. Guynes Frank H. Hartman Hazlehurst Furniture Co. Hazlehurst Mercantile Hazlehurst Service Station Henley. Iones 6. Woodliii E. Ray Izard Carroll Kemp King's Beauty Shop Wm. A. Long Lusk's Grocery McDonnell 6. Blaine Clinic Dr. M. C. McIntyre Merchants Grocery Modern Shoe Shop Northwood Grocery Sanderson Grocery and Market Sherman 6 Co. 3 , R. Stevens Style Room W. T. Wade, Deputy Clerk 48 r '-' 1 r lC'I'0llll YE BOOKS MYERS C0 xctcfual. Gum 'rovsru . mc. ' W. . un as w. ex- sv. mms. I 4 L1 5 ? if 3 Z ,. e 2 4 s-


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