Hernando High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hernando, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1946 volume:

I ! i i I 1 n A Glhe milflcuf Uulumel publi5l'1Bh bujthe 5jLll'1i0I' Glass 194 B H rnando Consoluda-I-ec' SCL l Hernando, MISS. 5 s ! i f 3 5 S s 3 G03 as is .c a-1 Q09 5ur CGS X.: 603' N-22: 532 GQ? in f 'T Ch Y:f-iiiiqlgbi 'W . l all 'illl WA, IIIWIII 1 l II' illl ll .wif illll D.. All 'Ill ll' . lull' 'Ill' V ll ,Il Ill' 'I' E ini' lllll, L.'liz-5iI 1.4f'ifl '--'TM' -W' E.a:iiL '.4alff!i W lfaflif3 'Ar.f! '-f'3l 'fv.fM-1i 'L1 X May this annual in the years to come prove one f' of your most cherished possessions, recalling pleasant memories and happy associations of the past four years. This year book was published to record our activities and achievements, and we trust it will prove both an inspiration and guidance to all future grad- uation classes of Hernando Consolidated School. Our best wishes go to our subscribers and to those who have in any way assisted us in this undertaking. The Staff 290221 5 E E5!E'12 5457? :ia '?, - 11 --v .-.1 - I -. ' ..-.': ,- 1 . 1 ... 1- , .. - - . iEg5Z?E: Q 555595 ..v.. , .V ra L3 4- - 25 V 53 N 9 ff Sm Mi s s AIlDer'l'a Carr-u-I' f of our juperinfen a+ MS 06944 5 fzflwcaf Qs Tl-IE MISS EMILE SM TH First Grade MRS. JANE W. PENNINGTON Second Grade MRS. JOSIE J. DARDEN Third Grade MRS. MARGARET G. TELFORD Fourth Grade MISS JEAN PERKINS MR S. Fifth Grade MRS. ALICE G. THOMAS Sixth Grade LINVILLE JONES English MRS. RUTH L. MILLS Mathematics FACULTY MB. LEE E. GOOCH Commercial Courses MISS ELIZABETH A. McMILLAN History MISS REBECCA J. GASTON Homemaking MR. MACIE CHAMBERS Science and Coach MR. LINVILLE JONES Vocational Agriculture MRS. ERNESTINE B. GORE Music M SS ALBERTA CARRUTH Library k English MR. CECIL H. MYERS Superintendent ANNUAL STAFF ORGANlZAT1ON Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Circulation Manager Snapshot Editor Atheletic Editor and, Technical Advisor Literary Editors Artists Typists Senior Class Representative Junior Class Representative Sophomore Class Representative Freshman Class Representative Sponsor Associate Sponsors --Jennie Lee Davidson --Barry Mclntosh --Billy Garner -- Ruby Magers --Tom Dean --Walterene Gregory Eugene Manning Barbara Crawford --Wallace Jeong --Betty Bowdre Ruby Magers Margaret Ann Nail --Eula Mae Chance --Audrey Johnston --Tom Nail Harriet Denham --Kohn Clay Carter --Elizabeth Ann McMil --Alberta Carruth --Lee E. Gooch lan 3, il Paul Allison Betty Bowdre gg' 53 C1 O. M. Briscoe I3 Albert Broadway Eula Mae Chance s Tom Deah Mary Odell Embrey B111 Flinn 9 Walterene Gregory C, Audrey Johnston 9 ss VILDCAT Ruby Magers Annie Louise Miller Elizabeth Murphy Margaret Ann Nail 9-'Q . ' 1 Billy Skinner NB Z Imogene Scott Nadie Scott Earnie Waldrup If Charles Wells Bailey Whitten x9 VVL'-K 13 Lucile Lamar 9 CW CLASS HISTORY The old saying, 'History repeats itself,' seems to have proved true in the case of the class of l9h6 of Hernando High. In the fall of the session of 1933-193A the little red schoolhouse on the hill had its usual gathering of pre- cocious tots to enroll in the first grade. The personnel of this group varied as time went by, but a few of the original ones made it through twelve years of school. . True to tradition, these young scholars suffered the pangs experienced by all seekers after knowledge. With some of the number these pangs were brought on by the application of the hickory limb, a much-used weapon in those days. On the other side of the picture, however, there were many bright spots in the lives of the group. One memorable ex- perience in the sixth grade was a trip to the Pink Palace and the zoo in Memphis. Tall tales are still being told of things that happened on that excursion. In grammar school the class was enlivened from time to time by the addition of other members, some of whom proved to be permanent. The high school days of the class of '46 established the fact that this was indeed an outstanding class. The girls made their mark by contributing musical talent, pulch- ritude, and' intellect. The boys, on the whole, won fame through their prowess on the athletic field. The class par- ticipated in an unusually large number of school activities but at the same time managed to maintain a reputation for shining in the social world. Billy Flinn showed remarkable wisdom by coming from Olive Branch in his junior year to join the class. As is customary with most classes, the class of l9b6 reached the climax of its career when it finally became the senior class of the Hernando High School. In the summer of l9L5 the little red schoolhouse had undergone such a renova- tion that it was hardly recognizable when school opened in September. A new member was added to the class in the person of Paul Allison from Lewisburg. The football team won the district championship. The class sponsored the new school paper, The Teen Times. A number of the class were on the staff of the Wildcat, the first annual in the history of the school. The usual amount of excitement prevailed over.the senior play, the senior parties, and graduation. The night of May-25 brought with it the closing exercises and the last official gathering of the class of l9b6. When all was over, each member, as he went out of the building with diploma in hand, cast one last, lingering look at the little red schoolhouse. One important chapter in his life's history had been completed and beyond that lay blank pages waiting to be filled. 12 -,U,A,a.r- .W 4 if ' rw 1 fy - I 5' mf f gu fx , 1 H 15.4 ,M . .f-aK.,fIg ...X .- ! 1 x MX, TT YWSV9 IVi1k1lN 'Y xi'f'f5v- mhwwv- I fr ,Lk, at 3 - Ethel Brewer Barbara Crawford Jennie Lee Davidson C . Richard Dunaway Helen Frazier Billy Garner '3- X. Hiaburnia Gaines Q 'Q'- Ann G111 QQ. S.. Q Nancy Glenn Nell Hunt A . 9- VILDCAT Nell McElroy Eugene Manning Tom Nail Barry Mclntosh 9 Vi Beverly Ross Dori s Oliver .Tack Savage Sarah Ross Grady Sowell Elmer Scott , f f' , L f ' Fil: Q ff: A - , . . 'si gif-gif? -xg A frxfwyi fx! ' aff L 3, K,.. . ' 'Uh fi Z.. ,af- Stanley Bri ster Emogene Bobbi tt Harriet, Denham Q Joyce Chambers Charles Entrikin 9 Janelle Embrey Joy Gray Virginia Ferguson Robert Edward Johnston Charles H. Humphreys 19' ' Newton McElroy Betty Poff Q Betty Russum . Evelyn Savage Myrtie Ann Johnson Cora E. Jones Francine Ross Ophelia Sneed Bobby Dick Latham l3 ,,.,,,..-. -w-'gn -'4- u- --we .vv-- V-f ,4 x' 4411 I ' V W 5 s 1' ! l A- 1 if W wi 5 gag ai .f-15+ V ffqfl V r ' 4-4 ,J ,-.:,-'I- fl .-1 f f 1 ,. , , . .,:g.w,. ., , , , lg' 'M , . -,,' y THE Harold Anglin Max Anderson Lealia Boling Norma Joyce Broadway John Clay Carter Mary Ethel Carter Dorothy Cleveland S . S .Q Welton Davis Joe Durdin Betty Jean Garrett It Malcolm Harris Wnllace Jeong Clifford Allen Jones ve ata.: JH H--v -..-W... - W.- 1 . 3 ,, 1 , , 11.11 H v . , WILDCAT ' '1 V s 1 1 44 Y 5 Ted Lumpkin William T. Long W: ,. N05 A. Y. Morris Kay Lee Brooks Ross 4 Vernon Pounders E 3 Alice Sinquefield 1 Stuart Ross 'TY Neville Scott , Helen Savage 2 J Raleigh Wooten A, Sadie Vaiden ai it Edward Wilkinson .li .jg 21 K TEE TEEN TIM S STAFF Editor.......Walterine Gregory Co-Editor.,......Billy Skinner Sports Editors....Tom Dean and Bailey Whitten News Writers......Margaret Ann Nail, Betty Bowdre and Audrey Johnston Class Reporters... Senior......Ruby Magers and Billy rlinn Junior....Jennie Lee David- son, and Billy Garner Sophomore...Emogene Bobbitt and Betty Russum Freshman......Dorothy Pearl Cleveland, and John Clay Carter Typists.....Mary Odell Embrey, Imogene Scott, Nadie Scott, Eula Mae Chance, Lucile Lamar, Earnie Waldrup, and Elizabeth Murphy Adviser...Miss Alberta Carruth EDITORIAL SPORTSMANSHIP The l9u5 football season has, for the Hernando High School, come to an end.It was one of the great seasons in the football history of our school. As we think over some of the good things that came from it, we place high among them the school spirit that was aroused. We think of the cooperation that it brought about between the patrons and the school and of the loyalty that our supporters displayed. As for the foot- ball players themselves, it should have been of great va- lue to them, not only from the standpoint of physical training, but also from the fact that it provided oppor- tunities for learning and prac- ticing good sportsmanship. This last statement brings us to the point of our editorial. Good sportsmanship may take place in athletics or in any other kind of activity where competition is involved. Life is made up of thousands of sit- uations where sportsmanship and fairplay are significant. All the students of the Hernando High School would do well to remember that every day we have oppor- tunities to display good sports- manship. Each person should ask himself: Am I a good sportsman? How do I play the game? In my work, as well as in my play, am I generous, fair, and honorable? Remember: WWhen the great Scorer comes To write against your name, He writes not that you won or lost But how you played the game.' TI CHANGES IN FACULTY We regret to lose Mrs. Mar- garet Telford, our fourth grade teacher, and Mrs. J. S. Mills, our Mathematics teacher, from our faculty. They are leaving to join their husbands, who have just returned from overseas. Our best wishes go with them. We welcome to our faculty Mrs. C. H. Myers, who will take Mrs. Telford's place and Mrs. Paul Brown, who will teach Math- ematics. Mrs. Myers, was for a number of years a member of the grammar school faculty at Corinth, Mississippi. Mrs. Brown, before her marriage several years ago taught in the Hernando High School. NEW CURTAIN FOR STAGE Mr. C. H. Myers has contract- ed with Mr. John Lobdell of Rose- dale, Mississippi for a new cur- tain to be used on the stage of the Hernando High School auditor- ium. The money for the curtain will be obtained from various ac- tivities in which all grades of the school will participate. HERNANDO WINS CHAM IONSHIP The l9b5 football season was one of the brightest in Hernando football history. Guided by Coach Macie Chambers, the Hernando Wild- cats won eight games and lost one during the regular season. The 25 ES Wildcats won the Northwest Region Championship and were unscored on by conference teams. At the close the season Hernando was invited participate in a Lions' Bowl at Kosciusko, Mississippi and was defeated by the Philadelphia Panthers. Football facilities were greatly improved at Hernando High this year by the addition of lights to the playing field. With the advent of night foot- ball, record crowds witnessed the home games of the 'L5 sea- son. Enthusiasm reached an all- time high, and the loyal support of the fans was greatly appre- ciated by the team. The most cherished victories of the team came with the defeats of Oxford, Olive Branch, and Tun- ica, all three ancient rivals of the Wildcats. List of teams play- of to ed and scores: We They Batesville 32 7 Senatobia 7 0 Oxford 2b 0 Bartlett lh 12 Holly Springs 26 0 Senatobia City School 2h 6 Collierville 13 lg Olive Branch 13 0 Tunica 32 0 Philadelphia 0 20 EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Jodie Rossg Jimmie Harrisg Robert Leslie Flinng Dorothy Greer, Anne Yates, Anne McElroy5 Gene Chamberlin. Second Row: Robert Long: Howard Browng Margie Lee Manning: Edward Lee Whitteng Mary Helen Douglasg Fleeta Frances Johnston: Jean Skinnerg Gloria Sullivan. Third Row: Sammuel Bolingz Norman Gowdyg Bobby Johnston. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: William Dillong John Arthur Spencerg Luvina Jonesg Martha Poffg Peggy Emersong Billy Harrisg Whitley Poundersg Pauline Medling Margaret Glenng Betty Savage. Second Row: George Hittg John Allen Millsg Clara Jean Laughterg Betty Jo Hughesg Wilson Douglasg Jerry White: Elizabeth Poundersg Peggy Wrightg William Leeg Third Row: Harvey Grayg Bobby Fisackerlyg Harvy Jacksong Betty Jean Waldrupg Anne Chathamg Inez Laughterg Billy Scotty Martha Dean Breedlove. Fourth Row: Carthel Todd: Carolyn Crawfordg Lottie Mixong Betty Jean Johnstong James Kimble Johnstong Eddie Daniels. 24 SIXTH GRADE Back Row: Ruth Durdinz Dorothy Jean Chambersg Sue Campbellg Shirley Whitteng Flora Ruth Johnstong Sylvia Whiteg Betty Ruth Scott. Front Row: Peggy Bobbittg Daniel Bolingg Dorothy Crouchg Bob Cookeg Betsy Emersong Lynn Toddg Barbara Ann Davis. FIFTH GRADE First Row: Nella Ruth Harrisg Edna Leeg Nancy Ann Shafferg Susie Wilkinsong Ava Ruth Sealy: Jennye Lynn Gray: Jewel Johnstong Epse Cookeg Dorothy Medling Julia Banksg Lourita Coxg Birdie Bobbitt. Back Row: Bobby Scott: Jerry Greerg Frank Randall: James Allen Whitteng Tom Bailey Flinng Sonnle Emersong Billy Bowen Harrisg Jimmy Greeng Whitley Greer. Members Not in Picture: Bob Bunting Earl Broadwayg Whit Douglasg Pauline Stewart: D. C. Harrisg Alice Jean Howard. 25 7 FOURTH GRADE Back Row: Bettye Hays: Eone Chatham: Lamar Manning: Dewitt McElory: Anne Claire Waldrup: Leon Wilkerson: Virginia Laughter: Mildred Long Jimmy Lamb: Carole Hughes: Berona Sowell. Front Row: Wesley Greer: Johanna Willis: Miriam Bolingg Ernest Johnston: Ann Hall: Richmond Gore: Peggy Ann Riley: James Thomas Smith: Leroy Jarrett: Charles Chamberlin: William Hines: Earl Manning: Absent from Picture: Gene Hitt: Lyn G1l1:Joe Fortner: Eugene Medlin: Lanelle Mayfield. THIRD GRADE Back Row: Charles Edward Pickle: Bobby Gray: Palmer Randall: Joe Billie Chance: Roy Medlin: Ruth Louise Kohler: Cecil Myers: Frances Green: John Henry Miller: Mai Baxter: Janie Claire Scott: Kitty Dell Johnston: Front Row: Bettie Ann Durding Jeanette Bryant: Donald Trowbridge: William Savage: Viola Laughter: Jean Harris: Mary Ruth Poole: Addie Louise Miller: Rose Marie Howard: Angus Emerson: John William Davis: Darrel Vinson. 26 SECOND GRADE Back Row: Nancy Carroll Keeton, Ronnie Trimmg Henry Vodsworthg John Hardy Douglasg Syble Browng Wilkins Rinesg Helen Jean Childressg James Edvard Oliverg Shirley Toddg Bobby Jack Clevelandg Clarence Laughter: Jimmie Earl Bobbitt. Front Row: Ralph Kahlorg Marion wrightg Carole Chathamg Mary Ann Chamberling Jerome Rileyg Donald Hughesg Louise Douglas: Mildred Johnson: Eugene Rinesg Shirley Jean Savageg Betsy Ruth Landersg Betty Jane Wheelerg James Edward Davis. Absent from Picture: Betty Jean Broadway: James Beverly Chamberling Mary Sue Hawksg Jimmy Scott Walker: John Laverne Jenklnsg Cleveland Johnson.- FIRST GRADE First Row: Virginia Rinesg Jane Vinsong Mary Allen Scotty Rose Marie Sarnag Sabre Lee Cox: Adele Wadsworth: Martha Trlmmz Carole Wgldrupg Ann Bryantg Gerry Hunt. Second Row: Steve Ballardg Levis Kilgoreg Donald Baysg Helen Thompson: Ann Rinesg Verna Mae Vestg Sarah Jo Pickensg Bessie Douglassg Percy Harris: David Pickleg Billy Griffin. Third Row: Charlie Rinesg Roy Groomsg Andrew Midling William Driver Crenshawg Jimmie Childress: Jimmie Gray: Herman Crouchg Marvin Cleveland. 27 at EY Mvfv New Bwiiy 'Skinner Audrey In H58 :Q -5 xo Margaret Ann Esrmgg Imogene Bula MIC- Lvcaf ache. Tam g 0. M. Elnzabmih ., 5' 5 Ns K S S X . 3 I 0. , , , sr ., 1-pf: -W mgi,e , 'X ' 4 L. will ' X . gk Q .. xi . . vez? LHR .44 . 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Walterene Gregory. 50 WORKSHOP SCENE Left to right: Eugene Manning, Beverly Ross, Bud Scott, Newton McElroy, Robert Edward Johnston, Paul Allison, Jack Savage, Mr Jones, Charles Wells, Richard Dunaway, Grady Sowell. MUSIC CLUB Front Row: Billy Dillon, Susie Wilkinson, Peggy Emerson, Ava Ruth Sealy, Julia Banks, Luvena Jones, Sonny Emer- son, Edna Lee. Back Row: Peggy Wright, Martha Dean Breedlove, Ann Chatham, Elizabeth Pounders, Betty Jo Hughes, Bobby Fisackerly. 51 4 H CLUB GIRLS First Row: Mildred Longg Peggy Jean Rileyg Lynn Glllg Benona Sowellg Eone Chathamg Miriam Bolingg Carol Hughesg Betty Hayesg Ann Hallg Ann Claire Waldrup. Second Row: Peggy Glenng Clara Jean Laughterg Martha Dean Breedloveg Nellie Ruth Harrisg Edna Leeg Betty Ruth Scott Sue Campbellg Jewell Johnstong Barbara Ann Davis. Third Row: Ann Chathamg Betty Jean Waldrupg Elizabeth Poundersg Flora Johnstong Enez Laughterg Ann Gillg Betty Jean Johnston. Last Row: Mrs. Williamsg Mrs. Pollardg Mrs. Gill. 4 H CLUB BOYS First Row: William Dillon: Whitley Poundersg Jimmy Harrisg Billy Harrisg Harvey Jacksong Dick Leeg Mr. Williamsg Max Andersong Bobby Fisackerlyg Vernon Poundersg Robert Flinng Brooks Roesg Edward Whitteng Billy Scotts Bobby Johnston: James Johnstong Samuel Bollngg Eugene Manning. 52 GIRL SCOUTS Left to Right: Front Row: Edna Lee, Martha Dean Breedlove, Sue Campbell, Betty Jean Waldrup, Anne Chatham, Shirley Whitten, Sylvia White, Clara Jean Laughter, Peggy Emerson. Back Row: Susie Wildinson, Lourita Cox, Martha Poff, Peggy Bobbitt, Ann Yates, Jean Skinner, Peggy Wright, Epsey Cooke, Julia Banks. F. F. A. CLUB Billy Leng, Robert Edward Johnstong Richard Dunavayg Neville Scott, Norman Ray Govdyg Malcolm Harriag Paul Allisong A. Y. 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