Hickory Flat High School - Hickory Nutt Yearbook (Hickory Flat, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

Have You Ever Walked Between the Columns of a Southern Mansion and Gazed Upon the Fields of a Great Planta- tion? In Hickory Flat, Our School, a Rep- lica of Southern TRADITION, HISTO- RY, CHARM, and HOSPITALITY, Proudly Presents Rebel Spirit and South- ern Beauty in The Hickory Nutt of 1965. TRADITION ADMINISTRATION HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY GYMNASIUM From across the baseball field the gymnasium is visible. Besides serving as a sports center and recre- ation area, the FFA and FHA Banquet is held here each year. ANNEX The addition to our building was a much need ed one. Included in this new unit is the Home- making Department, the Cafeteria, the Music room, and the Teachers’ Lounge. THE FOCUS HF BUILDING The view of Hickory Flat School wil 1 bring back memories to the minds of many former students and CAMERA ES ON HS SCIENCE BUILDING From the northeast side, a view of the Sci- ence building is featured. All the science classes and some of the Junior High classes are held in this building. AGRICULTURE BUILDING Located on the north- east corner of our campus is the Ag building, furnish- ing the Agriculture students with an up-to-date shop and a lecture room. the many patrons of our school. During 1960-61 the new addition to our school was built. SPIRIT OF THE OLD SOUTH The days of the Old South are gone but we will long remember them. In our minds we still picture the large plantations, the darkies singing as they picked cotton in the huge fields and as they sat around the fires at night. We can still see the grand balls they once held; the girls in their gowns and the boys in frock coats. We see the moon rising over the trees, shining on a sleeping plantation. The workers are resting, preparing for their next day's work. We the 1965 HICKORY NUTT STAFF salute you, THE SPIRIT OF THE OLD SOUTH, Sammy watching as work is done. THESE BE The Homemaking girls create new hairstyles. AND A TRAD1 AT OUR The Senior girls celebrate Deborah's birthday. THINGS GIN The less serious side of FHA Week. END TIONAL DA Y SCHOOL The last bell of the day! TRADITION Teachers are a tradition in any school. The last minute chats at the end of the school day and then the trip home with their shoes kicked off are a welcome time to any teacher. The faculty of any school is to be admired for their stamina during the school year. COUNTY BOARD MR. J. D. BENNETT County Superintendent These people are more directly con- cerned with the actual operation of the school itself. They plan, discuss, and work out problems occurring during the school year. We want to thank them for their efforts and guidance during the past year. SEATED: Bill Crawford, Arthur Ormon, President; STANDING: Harry Rogers, Ellis Bradford, Earl Hines, HE GUIDES OUR SCHOOL MR. J. P. BURT You can turn any corner, glance down any corridor and find our friend, Mr. Burt. There is no problem too small for him to listen quietly and diagnose the trouble. If he does not have the solution you always walk away with the feeling there’s someone who cares! His personality reaches into the heart of each student. To know Mr. Burt is to love and respect him as a friend and as the principal of Hickory Flat High School. MR. J. P. BURT B. A. , M.A. University of Mississippi Principal; Social Studies MRS. CHARLES JACKSON B. A. Blue Mountain College English; Library Junior Sponsor HIGH “Are there any announcements? comes from Mr. Burt every morning. Mrs. Jackson keeps busy with her classes plus the library “pests.” As if Agriculture and Homemaking activities aren't enough Mr. Mohundro and Mrs. Gresham sponsor the annual F.H.A. and F.F.A. Banquet. SCHOOL'S OUT FAC MRS. E. P. GRESHAM B. S. M. S. C.W. Home Economics Freshman Sponsor MR. CURTIS MOHUNDRU B. S. , M. E. Mississippi State Agriculture Sophomore Sponsor MR. THOMAS DOYLE B.S. Mississippi State Science Senior Sponsor MRS. CARLWEEDEN B. A. University of Mississippi Mathematics; Spanish Senior Sponsor SCHOOL “All right, boys, let’s hustle now, —the familiar cry of coach. “O.K. people, sounds the stern voice of Mr. Doyle from he study hall, let’sget quiet now.” From the commercial room—“Get ready for a speed test. “My name is Mrs. Weeden not Miss Speck.” MARTHA ANN DIXON B.S. Blue Mountain College Commerce; 7th English Annual Sponsor School Paper Sponsor MR. H. B. KOON B. A. ; M. A. University of Mississippi Coach; Social Studies Junior Sponsor SER VICE PERSONNEL (Left to Right) Gaston Smith, Curtis Mohundro, Thurman Barber, Danc£ Beal, Henry B. Koon, Grady Renick. CAFETERIA WORKERS (Left to Right) Mrs. Ella Simpson, Mrs. Emily Cossitt, Mrs. Max Pritchard, Manager. BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIAN Mr. Brooks Hayden We have a very active P.T.A. at Hickory Flat. They had a very successful Turkey Supper and Ice Cream Supper. They also sponsored, along with Ash- land, a basketball game between Ashland and Hickory Flat members. We need only look around the school to see the efforts of Hickory Flat’s interested parents and teachers. Mrs. Max Pritchard PRESIDENT OFFICERS: STANDING: Mrs. J. L, Howard, Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, Mrs. J. D. Bennett Mrs. Guy Futrar. SITTING: Mrs. H.. C. Rowland; Mrs. C. W. Gadd; Mrs. H. D. Farr P.T.A. OFFICERS Mrs. Johnson, First Vice-President, and Mrs. Campbell, second Vice-President, discuss the plans for the annual Turkey Supper. « HISTOR Y l will study and get ready, and perhaps my chance will come.” Lincoln. The students at Hickory Flat are proud of the educational opportuni- ties offered to them. Many areas of the school system have been advanced since the old school building (pic- tured at left) burned in 1933. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS This is the year we . . . sold peanuts, pens, candy. Jackets, concessions, magazines, Stanley, furniture polish . . . sponsored the Annual King and Queen Contes, Bake Sales, Harvest Festival . . . all for a trip to Mississippi . . .? Florida . . .? Mexi- co Took college entrance exams . . . employment tests . . . Bought diplomas, invitations, cap and gowns, Senior pictures ... all for a special night, May 21, 1965, when we graduated. LEFT TO RIGHT: Deborah Ayres, Secretary; Norma Goode, Reporter; Johnnie Elliott, President; Janis Howard, Treasurer; Jerry Fowler, Reporter; Bonnie Dickerson, Vice-President. Making money and having fun. FHA; Beta Club; 4-H; Paper Staff. She’ll be a great nurse someday. It’s time to go to the lunchroom.” I’mhungry!” Puppy” BARBARA CHILDERS SIMPSON FHA; Paper Staff; 4-H. Our Married Senior. . . “I hate school!” “I think that would be good.” “Really!” Myrtle” DEBORAH SUE AYRES FHA; Beta Club; Who’s Who; HF Club; Annual Staff; Paper Staff. Always falling in or out of something . . . “Do you really think I’m dumb?” “AnnieRuth, teach me some Chemistry.” Aw, Sammie, I was just kid- ding.” Giget” SHELBY JEANNE COOKE NANCY ANN COURSON Brenda, as Penny, was the star of our Junior Play, “The Mid- night Sun . FHA; Beta Club; Who's Who; Paper Staff; Annual Staff. Always has her big mouth open. “Puppy Biscuits! “Oh, yaTl, I don’t know my Short- hand. “I’m sorry. I was just kidding. “Julie Mae BONNIE JOANN DICKERSON FHA; Annual Staff; Paper Staff. Always having to type some- thing for someone. “Leave me alone! “What am I supposed to do? “I can't gain any weight. “Rab i� KENNETH ALLEN DICKERSON FFA. Never misses Lone Ranger. Dear hunter. Keeps us up to date on town news. Full of bright re- marks. “Dick JOHNNIE LOUISE ELLIOTT Johnnie and Ann still look surprised after their Surprise Birthday Party two years ago. FHA; Who's Who; Paper Staff; Annual Staff. Wants to be a June bride. “If I ever get this paper out . . “Hope Darrell comes down to- night. “Oh, I've got so much Bookkeeping to get up! “Choo-Choo JERRY CURTIS FOWLER FFA; Beta Club; 4-H; HF Club; Annual Staff; Who's Who. Always borrowing pencils and paper. “I'm sharp today. “Who's that banging on the pi- ano . . . “I thought it was! “Curtis NORMA JEAN GOODE FHA; Beta Club; 4-H; HF Club; Paper Staff; Annual Staff. She has her supply of freck- les. “Quit Sammie! “She makes me sick! “I don't care. “Normi Sammie, you never looked better PAUL MICHEAL GRESHAM FFA; HF Club; 4-H; Who’s Who. Loves that Bookkeeping Class . . .! “It wasn’t me.” “Come on, Charlie.” “No not me!” “I don’t play that much.” “Beatle” BRENDA JANE GUNTER FHA; 4-H; Beta Club; HF Club; Who’s Who; Annual Staff. Better watch out when she’s on the ballcourt. “Fly hawkie, fly hawkie, Catch a little chick- en.” What have we got in Eng- lish?” “Brende” i§ A ANNIE RUTH GOOLSBY FHA; Beta Club; HF Club; Annual Staff. “Gadsden Purchase!” “Oh, I hope I get a letter.” “Kenny, I want some gum.” “I’d better get an A. “Jody” JANIS LORRAINE HOWARD JAMES ARNOLD HOWELL FFA; HF Club; 4-H; Who’s Who. Has a nickname for every- one. “I have to get my Eng- lish. I just have to!” “Well, you know how it is.” Ignor- ance will prevail, Whistle.” “Oge” CHARLES ALLEN KING FFAj HF Club; 4-H; Who’s Who. Divides his time between the Pool Hall and Potts Camp. “It don’t worry me none.” “Aw, he’s chicken.” “It’s a hard life.” “Brutus” FHA; Beta Club; Who’s Who; Annual Staff. Always working on the An- nual. “I’ve gotta work this week-end.” “I’ve grown an inch!” “I’m gonna kill that boy!” “Hiward” JAMES SAMUEL MASON “Dignified Seniors” FFA; Beta Club; Who’s Wno; 4-H. Candy seller. Favorite word . . . “readyio”. I got another box.” Woos 9th Grade girls. “Butch” SAMUEL JOHNSON ORMON, JR. FFA; Beta Club; Who’s Who; 4-H; HF Club. Aggravates everybody. Thinks Norma is irresistible. Hey, LardusI” Oh, Sweet- heart!” “Board” JO ANN ROWLAND FHA; Beta Club; Paper Staff; Who’s Who. Doesn’t like to be taken for granted. “Have you got us a way to the ballgame.” What’s on at the Magnolia?” “Oh, I think I’m going to be ill.” “Annabell” Measurement for caps and gowns makes the Seniors realize how soon it will all be over. RUBY CAROL SMITH FHA. Expects a diamond any day. I got four letters a day!” Tm all mixed up.” ‘Johnnie, can I see your English?” “Uby” WILLIAM THOMAS WILKERSON FFA; HF Club; 4-H; Who's Who. Better known as Billy. ‘‘What's the story, Jack?” ‘‘Shorely not!” ‘‘Is that right?” ‘‘Hey, Boys.” ‘‘Remus” MARY ALICE WOOLEY FHA. The quietest girl in the Sen- ior Class. ‘T can't help it!” ‘‘What'd she say?” ‘‘I don't know.” ‘‘Wooley” .•singing Now that the banquet is over, the fun really begins! JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Everyone is ready for catfish and hushpuppies JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS The class of '66 is on its way ... we bought beautiful class rings . . . had a great play . . . worked hard to give the Seniors the best banquet ever and to sending them on their trip with a Bar-B-Q Chicken! Another exciting year ahead . . . can’t wait until we're Seniors . . . special thanks to our sponsors . . . all in all, we’ve enjoyed our Junior Year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rhonda Bennett, Secretary; Rita Courson, Treasurer; Janice Gunter, Reporter; Gail McMullen Reporter. Not pictured: Mark Ormon, President; Clark Ormon, Vice-President. Are they men or mice? OVER OUR STUDIES, JUNIORS Evelyn Bain Danny Baumann Rhonda Bennett Joyce Carson Allen Childers Sandra Childers Rita Courson Ella Pearl Cox Allen Grey WE’VE SHED NO TEARS A bunch of bull! Jolly Juniors! JUNIORS Charlotte McCauley Gail McMullen Clark Ormon Mark Ormon Lelon Stanton David Thompson Sammie Ormon presents Martha Au- try with a beautiful Sweetheart Jacket and a kiss from the FFA boys for be- ing their 1964 Sweetheart. FHA-FFA BANQUET Sammie Ormon, FFA President, presents the Honorary Chaptei Farmer Awards. Mr. Gresham presents the project awards, from the Bank of Hickory Flat. Mrs. Gresham presents the Betty Crocker Homemaking award to Jan Cooke. Martha Autry gave Billy Wilkerson a gift and kiss for a job well-done as the FHA Girls’ Special Beau for 1964. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS This is the year we made ourselves known . . . Jackie ate with the Governor . . . Sandra was in the Top Five in the Sweetheart Contest . . . Becky was our famous ballplayer . . . We secured Henry from Colorado . . . and the rest ot us proved we’re not Silly Sophomores. LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Thompson, Reporter; Glenda McNeil, Secretary; Jackie Courson, President; Joy White- side, Treasurer; Becky Rowland, Vice-President; Sandra Ormon, Reporter. Jackie Courson Jerry Gadd Mike Gresham Barbara Harris Ralph Hill Jimmy Hunsucker SOPHOMORES WE’RE JUST LIVING Joy, Sandra, Becky and Patricia rep- resented the Sophomore Class in the Beta Club Talent Show. FOR NEXT YEAR Johnny Nolan Sandra Ormon Shirley Pope Don Pritchard Becky Rowland Linda Thompson SOPHOMORES The Sophomore girls wore their best to be initiated in the FHA. FRESHMAN OFFICERS This is the year we made it. We . . . voted in the Who's Who . . . attended the FHA-FFA Banquet . . . joined clubs . . . went on balltrips . . . and did our best to make our first year in high school a success. LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Elliott, Secretary; Gail Gunter, Treasurer; Judy Ormon, President; Billy Massengill, Vice-President. Belinda Barber Linda Bryant Jim Campbell Don Childers Dianne Collins Elaine Cox Jimmy Cox Jane Crawford Larry Elliott Brenda Gadd Marie Gadd Billy Grey Bobby Grey Johnson Gresham Gail Gunter Lee Gurley Jewell Hutchens Mary Mason Billy Massengill Judy Ormon Brenda Lollar Wayne Prescott Belinda Philips Ron Pritchard Larry Rhea Allen Rowland Jimmy Smith Danny Stanton Danny Thompson Jerry Thompson BOYS WILL BE BOYS! rrAS FRESHMEN NOW WE REALLY SEE . . . WERE READY FOR OUR SOPHOMORE SPREE!” OFFICERS: Kay Ormon, President; John Vanzant, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Guyton Wilkerson, Vice-President. Chucky Gadd, Jane Criscoe, Reporters. EIGHTH GRADE We’re about to take the giant step in the school system—the step to High School. We willingly ac- cept this responsibility. TTTO WE’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO GRADUATION Jane Criscoe Chucky Gadd Glenda Gadd Pamela Goode Patsy Gresham Brenda Hill Linda Hill Mary Howell Ira King Cecil Lollar Malcom Massengill Linda Mason James Moody Kay Ormon Billy Philips Sandra Pope Bill Rowland Jimmy Stanton Gilbert Taylor Gail Thompson John Vanzant Bobby Wilkerson Guyton Wilkerson Frankie Wilson Russell Yeager Chip Britt Tommy Childers Jessie Cooke Sharon Cox s E V E N T H G R A D E Anita Bradford Bobby Briscoe Charlotte Briscoe Junior Burks Charlotte Clifton Keith Courson Joey Cox Clara Denham Willene Fowler Pat Goolsby Barney King Betty Moody Mike Pope Margaret Russell Doyle Staggs Diane Stanton STUDENTS TAKE THEIR FIRST STEP INTO THE SCHOOL’S ADULT WORLD We were a bit nervous as we entered the 7th Grade. Getting to know several teachers and classrooms and finding lock- ers has settled us in the routine of having a ball in Jr. Hi. OFFICERS: Charlotte Briscoe, Diane Stan- ton, Betty Moody, Charlotte Clifton, Wil- lene Fowler and Ronnie Wilkerson; Pres- ident. SIXTH GRADE OFFICERS: President, Deborah Thompson; Vice President, Steven Thompson; Secretary, Jackie Stanton; Treasurer, Benny Goolsby; Reporter, Eddie Paul Thompson. OUR LAST YEAR BEFORE JR. HIGH Sid Ayres We are looking forward to our last goal in Barry Bain Elementary School—that of becoming Junior Hi students. Just think--more than one teacher! Neva Childers Gene Crawford Gus Denham Mike Dickerson Margarette Edwards Sandra Gadd Benny Goolsby David Gresham Charles Hefner Mike Hill Junior Howard Oscar Page Allen Renick Gaile Staggs Jacky Stanton Leroy Stanton Mary Ann Stanton Sammy Taylor Bobby Thompson Deborah Thompson Eddie Paul Thompson Steven Thompson Charles West Jane Whiteside Madiline Yeager Eloise Bradford Connie Britt Thomas Britt Cathy Brock Jacky Bryant Debbie Childers Dennis Clifton Kathryn Clifton John Criscoe Ro Ann Criscoe Lois Crumpton Wanda Hill Shelia Leggett Donna Maness Don Moody Dorthy Page Gary Philips James Pope Pamela Pritchard Cindy Smith Janice Stanton Robbie Stanton Jerry Taylor Larry Thompson Ronnie Thompson FIFTH GRADE CHILDREN TRAVEL OVER AMERICA BY MAP The Fifth grade has had a very successful year in our studies. From our geography, we have learned much about our beloved coun- try, America. OFFICERS: President, Ronnie Thompson; Vice President, Tim Vanzant; Secretary, Cindy Smith; Treasurer, Don Moody; Reporters, Deb- bie Childers, Connie Britt. FOURTH We have broadened our us more aware of our world. LEARNING OF GRADE studies this year, making OUR WORLD OFFICERS: President, Louise Ormon; Vice-President, Beth Mohundro; Sec.-Treas., Mike Bradley, Reporter, Louise Re- nick. Bill Bowlin Mike Bradley vDavid Brown David Burks Gerald Collier Shelia Davis Deborah Edwards Jack Gadd Terry Joe Gowdy Lillie Hefner Sherry Hudspeth Gary King Glen Maness Beth Mohundro Louise Orman Samuel Page Louise Renick Ronnie Russel Larry Simpson Beverly Smith Linda Spears Margaret Stagg Mien Stanton Gary Stanton Joanne Stanton Steve Taylor Allen Thompson Steve West Larry Wilkerson Rickey Wilkerson Johnny Bain Brian Britt Danny Brock Robert Childers Dwayne Cleveland Sandara Davis Billy Denham Jimmy Edwards Kenny Goode Charlotte Goolsby Harold Hefner Jackie Johnson Dwayne Leggett Beverly Lollar Ray Mayo Barbara Nolan Melba Ormon Danny Owen Danny Philips Gary Pope Danny Slade Sonny Stanton Judy Wilkerson Nellie Wilkerson Ricky Winders OUR STUDIES HAVE REALLY BEGUN Corinne Yager Kevin Yager This year we learned that we must have order in our room if we real- ly learn anything. We have had our first big books” this year and are really proud of them. THIRD GRADE OFPICERS: Melba Ormon, Vice-President; Nellie Wilkerson, Secretary; Danny Owen, Reporter; Dan- ny Philips, President; Brian Britt, Treasurer Johnny Brown Patsy Bryant Danny Collins Dianne Crenshaw Sandra Crenshaw Denver Crumpton Sharon Davis Bobby Dickerson Rochelle Farr Randy Futral Clare Lynn Gadd Joey Grist Margie Hill Helen Howard Rita Hunter Cinda Hutchins Wanda Mohundro Brenda Stanton Lugene Thompson Dianne Vanzant WE LEARN NEW IDEAS AND CUSTOMS We are now “old-timers” in school. We have set- tled down to homework and learning to write. SECOND GRADE OFFICERS: Lugene Thompson, Vice-President; Rochelle Farr, Treasurer; Wanda Mohundro, President; Clare Lynn Gadd, Secretary. Lynette Baker Mitchell Bennett Tommy Boler Jimmy Bradford Francis Brock Linda Brock Steve Brock Clint Campbell Annett Clifton Carol Clifton Wanda Courson Kathy Crenshaw Sarah Crenshaw Betty Culver Pamella Gadd Kathy Hill Ronny Jackson Kathy Leggett Mark Massingill Susie Nolan Paul Ormon Peggy Lynn Simpson Howard Stanton Junie Stanton Scottie Stanton Afcl« f PHOTO NOT AVAIlAtll Brenda West Linda West Randy Yeager OFFICERS: Clint Campbell, President; Wanda Courson, Secretary; Lynn Simpson, Reporter; Mitch- ell Bennett, Vice-President. FIRST GRADE OUR NEW WORLD IS SCHOOL Leaving mother behind, we step out into a world of school. It didn’t take us long to adjust to our new life. Clare Lynn Gadd - Randy Futral MR. and Melba Ormon - MR. and MISS FOURTH Louise Ormon - Bill - ' MISS THIRD GRADE Jimmy Dale Edwards GRADE Bowlin MR. and MISS SIXTH GRADE Margarette Edwards - Tommy Futral MRS. ROY DARDEN B.A. Blue Mountain College First Grade MRS. S. R. AYRES B.A. Blue Mountain College Second Grade ELEMENTARY A comment made by a first grader on Mrs. Darden, “Isn't she the smartest woman you've ever seen?'' Mrs. Ayres may be often heard saying, “Let's get in our seats, children. “J. D.'s not boss when we get home! Miss Henderson's favorite remark is, “Now, girls, let's cut out the chatter! MISS EVELYN HENDERSON Johnny doesn't look go o Blue Mountain College Music, Glee Club “What have they done this time? MRS. J. D. BENNETT B.A. University of Miss. Fifth Grade MRS. EWELL SPARKS B.A. Blue Mountain College Third Grade MISS IDLETT DANIEL B.S. Blue Mountain College Fourth Grade FACULTY if he believes teachers diets! Mrs. Sparks’ long drive home makes her day seem even longer. Miss Daniel may some day become a big league pitcher. Mrs. Koon, do you really keep your hus- band’s milk money? Mrs. Autry is H F’s faithful substitute. MRS. MABEL AUTRY Substitute Teacher HOSPITALITY The South is famous for its hos- pitality and Hickory Flat School is no exception. Any visitor will find someone who is happy to show him any part of the school he wishes to see. The teachers always welcome parents for conferences about their children. You are invited to visit our school at any time and sample the hospitality offered by our teachers and students. Danny Baumann, Photographer, Norma and Deborah Ayres, Club Editor; look We hope you like the 1965 Hickory Nutt, Many hours of work, planning, and money-making have gone into this yearbook. For the first time we have used a small amount of color which we hope you like. The theme, “The Spirit of the Old South” is one we hope you will long remember. Rita Courson, Assistant Editor, and Rhonda Bennett, Assistant Bus- iness Manager, make early plans for next year. 1965 HICKORY NUTT Nancy Courson, Feature Editor, and Jerry Fow- ler, Sports Editor, discuss the Who’s Who pic- tures. Charlotte McCauley, Brenda Gunter, and Bon- nie Dickerson, Typists, are blocking last min- ute copy. Linda Thompson and Glenda McNeil, Copy Editors, and Evelyn Bain, An Editor, take time out from their jobs to discuss the Holiday On Ice trip. THIS WAS THE YEAR . . . We went back to Seminar at Memphis State ... We in- troduced color in our yearbook . . .? We couldn’t sell ads ex- cept on Saturday and after school ... We didn’t have enough money . . . We couldn’t get pictures made . . . Deadlines weren’t met . . , Our Annual representative wouldn’t come . . . People wondered if the Annuals would come out after all. Miss Dixon, Annual Advisor, signs the copy sheets ready for the publisher. ■■ '■ LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Deborah Ayres, Linda Thompson, Joy Whiteside, Rhonda Bennett, Danny Thompson, Janis Howard, Shelby Cooke. SECOND ROW: Dianne Collins, Charlotte McCauley, Norma Goode, Glenda McNeil, Jane Craw- Ford, Marilyn Wall, Ann Rowland. THIRD ROW: Gail Gunter, Janice Gunter, Nancy Courson, Annie Ruth Goolsby, Sandra Orman, Becky Rowland, Brenda Gunter, Rita Courson, Danny Baumann. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Charles Jackson, Advisor; Clark Ormon, Sammie Orman, Jimmy Hunsucker, Mark Ormon, James Mason, Jerry Fowler. BETA CLUB The Beta Club has added eighteen new members this year. They were initiated in a chapel program illustrating the four keys of: Leadership, Character, Service, and Achievement. We have had many interesting programs this year. We pre- sented to the school a Christmas program entitled, “The Old Woman In The Shoe”. Four members attended the Beta Club Convention in Jack- son. Mrs. Jackson, Advisor, and Jerry Fowler, Pres- ident, discuss other clubs’ activities pictured, in the Beta Journal, hoping to improve the lo- cal chapter. OFFICERS: Shelby Cooke, Secretary; Annie Ruth Gools- by and Sammie Ormon, Reporters; Danny Baumann, Vice- President; Linda Thompson, Treasurer; Jerry Fowler, President. A Talent Show was held in March with talent in- vited from neighboring schools. Little Mr. and Miss Hickory Flat and Hickory Flat’s Beta Beauty and Cutie were chosen. The money made purchased a school sign which was placed on the school ground. Another project was to place Christmas cards on the hopsital trays at New Albany, Ripley, and Holly Springs. BETA BEAUTY Deborah Ayres BETA CUTIE Danny Baumann SENIOR LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: J. Gunter, L. Thompson, Goode, B. Gunter, S. Ormon, Bennett, STANDING: FIRST ROW: D. Thompson, Billy Gray, Gurley, Barber, Collins, Whiteside, Massengill, D. Stanton, J. Thompson, D. Childers. SECOND ROW: Rhea, Bobby Gray, Rowland, D. Thompson, McNeil, P. Thompson, J. Ormon, Wall, Bain, A. Childers, THIRD ROW: Hearn, McCauley, J. Cox, Prescott, J. Gresham, McMullen, J. Courson, R. Pritchard, Smith, G. Gunter, Carson, FOURTH ROW: M. Gresham, Elliott, B. Wilkerson, N. Courson, Fowler, King, S Ormon, P. Cox, S. Childers, R. Courson, B. Rowland, Campbell. LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Massengill, Briscoe, B. Moody, Fowler, Cooke, Hill, Bradford, Courson, R. Wil- kerson. SECOND ROW: Pope, Criscoe, Gresham, Thompson, Ormon, Yeager, G. Wilkerson, Goode, Rowland. THIRD ROW: G. Gadd, Wilson, Denham, King, Britt, J. Moody, Mason, D. Wilkerson, C. Gadd. JR. HIGH 4-H ELEMENTARY 4-H BOYS FIRST ROW: Mike Hill, Jackie Stanton, Buster Pope, Jack Gadd, David Brown, Ronnie Russell, Larry Wilkerson, Allen Thompson. SECOND ROW: John Criscoe, Ricky Wilkerson, Gerald Collier, Sid Ayres, Jackie Bryant, Ed- die Paul Thompson, Ronnie Thompson, Tommy Birtt. THIRD ROW: Gus Denham, Benny Goolsby, Steve Taylor, Larry Simpson, Oscar Page, Gene Crawford, Steven Thompson, Tommy Futral. FIRST ROW: Eloise Bradford, Sherry Hudspeth, Janice Stanton, Debbie Childers, Ro Ann Criscoe, Louise Ormon, Beth Mohundro, Deborah Edwards. SECOND ROW: Jan Whiteside, Madiline Yeager, Wanda Hill, Dianne Stan- ton, Linda Spears, Neva Childers, Louise Renick, Pam Pritchard. THIRD ROW: Sandra Gadd, Lois Crumpton, Gaile Staggs, Margarette Edwards, Deborah Thompson, Cindy Smith, Sue Young, Connie Britt. ELEMENTAR Y 4-H GIRLS LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: FIRST ROW: Mr. Mohundro, Advisor; S. Ormon, Folwer, M. Ormon, J. Gresham, C. Ormon, J. Mason, Baumann. STANDING: SECOND ROW: D. Childers, Nolan, D. Pritchard, King, D. Thompson, Courson, Hunsucker. THIRD ROW: Billy Gray, D. Stnaton, Winburn, Rowland, Bobby Gray, Massengill, J. Thompson, R. Pritchard. FOURTH ROW: Rhea, Gadd, Campbell, Gurley, Wilkerson, Elliott, M. Gresham, Hearn, D. Thompson, Smith, Cox. FIFTH ROW: Hill, T. Mason, J. Howell, C. Howell, A. Gray, L. Stanton, J. Gresham, Wilson, M. Gresham. Jackie Courson, pictured with Advisor Curtis Mohundro, was National Winner in corn pro- duction. He had 263.6 bushel per acre. OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: James Ma$on, Sentinel; Jerry Fowler, Vice-President; Sammie Ormon, President; Mark Ormon, Secretary; Jimmy Gresham, Treasurer; Clark Ormon, Secretary; Danny Baumann, Chaplain. . TOP: Dennie Wilson, Sammie Ormon, and Beth Mohundro showed Reserve and Grand Champion Angus at the Ashland Fair. Sammie Ormon showed the Grand Champion Hampshire Boar at the Jackson Fair. Jackie Courson was district winner in Soil and Water Management. AWARDS Mr. C. F. Mohundro, Advisor, received the Paul F. Newell Award for Outstanding Vo-Ag Advisor in Mississippi in Beef Cattle. Jackie Courson was National Winner in Corn Production. He had 263.6 bushel per acre. With his honor he received $520. Parliamentary Procedure: The team won first place in the Council Contest. The District Contest is in April. State Farmer’s Degree: Seven boys are eligible for that award. American Farmer’s Degree: Ollice Massengill, Jr., received this award. FAIRS Ashland: Memphis: Tupelo: Jackson: Grand Champion Angus Heifer Reserve Grand Champion Angus Heifer Grand Champion Angus Bull Grand Champion Hereford Heifer Reserve Grand Champion Hereford Heifer Grand Champion Hereford Bull 13 head were carried to the Mid-South Fair. Reserve Grand Champion and Grand Champion in every class. 23 head entered in State Fair. Most cattle en- tered in Miss, from any county or school. LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gresham, Advisor; B. Gunter, N. Courson, J. Gunter, Elliott, Ayres, Ben- nett, S. Qrmon. STANDING: SECOND ROW: Collins, Pope, M. Gadd, Dickerson, Cooke, L. Thompson, Whiteside, Car- son, J. Ormon. THIRD ROW: Mason, Wall, Smith, P. Thompson, Crawford, Harris, A. Rowland, Howard. FOURTH ROW: Barber, McCauley, Lollar, Goode, McNeil, Huthcens, Cox, G. Gunter. FIFTH ROW: B. Gadd, Simpson, Wooley, Goolsby, B. Rowland, R, Courson, Childers, Bain, McMullen. FHA Johnnie Elliott, President, discusses the district „_ program with Mrs. Gresham, FHA Advisor. 6 OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: Janice Gunter, Vice- President; Nancy Courson, Secretary; Johnnie Elliott, President; Brenda Gunter, Treasurer; Gail McMullen, Parliamentarian. STANDING: Charlotte McCauley, Evelyn Bain, Song Leaders; Sandra Ormon, Reporter; Mrs. E. P. Gresham, Advisor; Rhonda Bennett, Reporter; Dianne Collins, Gail Gunter, Historian. The third year division model their garments made in class. The Hickory Flat FHA has been working toward making its organization a more active one. We spon- sored, along with the FFA, a Spaghetti Supper and Beau and Sweetheart Contest. A Style Show was held in Feb- ruary. This year we have had very interesting programs and an increase of girls in our meetings. The FHA-FFA Banquet which is the reward of a years’ work was held in March. Ruby, Annie Ruth, Nancy and Sandra model their home projects in the Style Show. Jerry’s and Nancy’s royalty are; Gail McMullen and Jackie Courson, First Alternate; and Rhonda Bennett and Henry Moorehead, Second Alternate. Sweetheart Contestants on parade in formal dress. FHA BEAU FFA SWEETHEART JERRY FOWLER NANCY COURSON The FFA Sweetheart was selected on the basis of her poise, personality, record, and beauty. Each girl was seen in street clothes and formal dress, and questioned by the judges. The FHA Beau w as selected on the basis of his record and appearance. Johnnie Elliott, Paper Staff Editor, looks over old papers for some ideas for her next paper. PANTHER’S Marilyn Wall and Barbara Simpson, Kandid Kamera Editors, Evelyn Bain, Art Editor, and Gail McMullen, Fun Editor, are offering their suggestions to the new edition. The Paper’s out . . .” Who put that in Snoop- er . . .?” “Just wait until next time. . .!” “Can I buy a paper on the credit . . .?” The Panther’s Tale” is what the Paper Staff sweats blood, tears, and Correction Fluid over six times a year. Johnnie and her staff worked very hard this year getting an account of all the school’s activities. Ann Rowland, Business Manager, and San- dra Childers, Assistant Editor, are on their way to sell the latest edition of-the Pan- ther’s Tale. Mike Hearn, Sports Editor, Sandra Orman, News Editor, and Shelby Cooke, Feature Editor, read the latest news. STAFF Bonnie Dickerson, Janice Gunter, Shelby Cooke, Gail McMullen, Johnnie Elliott, and Ann Rowland are the paper’s typists. ■ - Jerry Fowler Sammie Ormon Secretary - - - Deborah Ayres Treasurer ----- Rita Courson Reporter - - - Gail McMullen Reporter - - David Thompson H F CLUB The H F Club is an athletic club to which all the ball players belong. They made money this year by washing cars and used it to buy school sweaters for those who lettered in basketball. One of the highlights of the year was the New Year’s party which was held in the school gymnasium. LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: Deborah Ayres, Sammie Ormon, Jerry Fowler, Coach H, B. Koon, Rita Courson, David Thompson, Gail McMullen. FIRST ROW: Jackie Courson, Johnson Gresham, Norma Goode, Dianne Collins, Joy White- side, Judy Ormon, Linda Thompson, James Moody, Chucky Gadd, Guyton Wilkerson, Clark Ormon. SECOND ROW: Den- nis Wilson, Mike Gresham, Charlotte McCauley, Marilyn Wall, Jane Crawford, Rhonda Bennett, Brenda Gunter, Barbara Harris, Mike Hearn, Don Pritchard, Mark Ormon. THIRD ROW: Charles King, Jimmy Howell, Billy Wilkerson, Annie Ruth Goolsby, Janice Gunter, Evelyn Bain, Jim Cambell. LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Frankie Wilson, Glenda Gadd, Kay Ormon, Charlotte Clifton, Linda Mason, Sharon Cox, Betty Moody, Pam Goode. BACK ROW: Coach H. B. Koon, Brenda Hill, Willene Fowler, Manager; Jane Criscoe, Charlotte Briscoe, Sandra Pope, Jessie Cooke, Manager; Anita Bradford, Patricia Goolsby. PEE WEE BOYS AND GIRLS LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Chucky Gadd, Doyle Staggs, Jimmy Stanton, Ira King, James Moody, Guytor Wilker- son. Chip Britt. BACK ROW: Coach H. B. Koon, Russell Yeager, Keith Courson, Bill Rowland, Ronnie Wilkerson, Mal- colm Massengill, Bobby Wilkerson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail McMullen, Janice Gunter, Gail Gunter, Brenda Gunter, Charlotte McCauley, Judy Ormon, Marilyn Wall, Joy Whiteside, Dianne Collins, Barbara Harris, Rhonda Bennett, Jane Crawford, Evelyn Bain, Rita Courson, Becky Rowland, Frankie Jo Wilson. CENTER BACK: Coach Henry B. Koon. Gail McMullen GUARD Rita Courson GUARD Conference All-Star Becky GUARD REBELETTES The girls have had a very successful year. They lost only five scheduled games. They were the champions of the Potts Camp Invitational Tournament and Sub-Area Tournament at Holly Springs. They were also the runners-up of the District II Tournament. They went to the North Half at Macon and we hope all the way to state. Conference All Stars were Rita Courson and Rnonda Bennett. The team will be minus one player next year be- cause Brenda Gunter graduates. Janice Gunter FORWARD Charlotte McCauley FORWARD Rhonda Bennett FORWARD Conference All-Star Yes, boys, Henry B. can run! MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Janice Gunter Boys managers: Billy Wilkerson. Not pictured, Jimmy Howell. MOST ATHLETIC BOY Charles King What kind of a defensive play is this? jr-'i § :| Charles King FORWARD Sammie Ormon FORWARD REBELS The boys began the season by win- ning their first three games. At the Sub- Area Tournament at Holly Springs, the boys broke a twenty-one game losing streak by defeating Sacred Heart. How- ever, they were later defeated in the tour- nament by Blue Mountain. This year the Rebels will lose four Senior players. Con- ference All-Star was Mike Hearn. Mike Gresham GUARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Sammie Ormon, Mark Ormon, Charles King, Mike Hearn, Mike Gresham, Dennis Wilson, David Thompson, Jackie Courson, Johnson Gresham, Don Pritchard, Jerry Fowler, Clark Ormon. CENTER BACK: Coach Henry B. Koon. Jerry Fowler GUARD David Thompson GUARD Mike Hearn FORWARD Conference All-Star CHARM ' i Charm has been defined as a trait that is pleasing to others. No one could say that Shelby, Charlotte, Brenda, and Joy, the featured beau- ties of our Hickory Nutt, were not pleasing to others. Certainly this was evident when the judges chose them as alternates to the Annual Queen this year. However, true beauty and chai;m is not shown in a person’s out- ward appearance, but also is a glow that comes from within. MR. AN HICKO Skill and confidence, easy to know, friendly, care- free, vivacious . . . These are the things that describe Sammie and won for him the title of MR. HICKORY FLAT. SAMMIE ORMON ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN EVELYN BAIN , „ , , . SAMMIE ORMON As the crowd waited in suspense-filled anticipation, the crown was placed upon Evelyn and Samnrie as Annual KING and QUEEN. They will represent the Annual as its outstanding feature. MOST BEA UTIFUL AND MOST HANDSOME Ann and Jimmy were chosen by popular vote the coveted titles of MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MOST HAND- SOME. Congratulations to both of you Seniors. ANN ROWLAND JIMMY HOWELL JAMES MASON NANCY COURSON Nancy Courson and James Mason, known for their lively ways and bright personality, were chosen as MR AND MISS PERSONALITY. MR. A N D MISS P E R S 0 N A L I T Y b b co co b b b b t-o b b It has been said that by neatness a person feels better. Maybe that is why Sandra and Billy and Bobby always seem to feel good. We became more aware of your neat appearance by electing you BEST DRESSED. BILLY GRAY SANDRA ORMON BOBBY GRAY CHARLOTTE McCAULEY MIKE HEARN Charlotte and Mike with their sparkling eyes and wit, spread charm and happiness wherever they go. We think they’re just BEST ALL ROUND. Go O Linda and Jim can always be seen wearing a smile and ready to give help whenever it is needed. Wc feel they are a tribute to our school's COURTESY. JIM CAMPBELL IJNDA THOMPSON BILLY WILKERSON GAIL GUNTER Billy and Gail keep the school in good running order with their bright remarks and fun loving humor. Because of their cheer we elected them WITTIEST. How dp we picture Johnnie and Jerry 10 years from now. We realize that by their activities in school they are truly THE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. JERKY FOWLER JOHNNIE ELLIOTT JOY WHITESIDE DANNY BAUMANN They're cute . . . need we say more? Regardless of when and where we see Joy and Danny, we still think they're CUTEST. Co 6 3 Johnnie and Sammie are always on the go, participating in school activities, yet they were able to maintain outstanding grades. The teachers chose them as MOST INTELLECTUAL on terms of all-round intelligence. JOHNNIE ELLIOTT SAMMIE ORMAN JIMMY HUNSUCKER EVELYN BAIN Evelyn is often seen drawing for the Annual and Paper or making ar- tistic posters. Jimmy plays in many talent shows as well as accompanying soloists. In these fields, we feel they are MOST TALENTED. b tq ELEMENTARY KING AND QUEEN Wanda Mohundro and Joey Grist HIGH SCHOOL KING AND QUEEN Evelyn Bain and Allan Childers MR. and Marie MR. and MISS SOPHOMORE Barbara Harris - Ralph Hill MR. and MISS SEVENTH GRADE Betty Moody - Keith Courson MR. and MISS EIGHTH GRADE Kay Ormon - Chucky Gadd MISS FRESHMAN Gadd - Jimmy Cox HIGH SCHOOL FA VORITES MR. and MISS JUNIOR Gail McMullen - Danny Baumann MR. and MISS SENIOR Norma Goode - Mike Gresham HOMEMA Mr. Pete Gresham, representing the Bank of Hickory Flat, is shown presenting the Project Awards to FHA and FFA members. These awards are sponsored by the Bank of Hickory Flat each year. BANK OF BLUE MOUNTAIN Branch Banks in Ashland and Hickory Flat, Mississippi It's a Pleasure to Do Business With You Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PEPSI-COLA BOTTLERS Holly Springs, Mississippi GREER WHITE INSURANCE A. Q. GREER SAM A. WHITE Holly Springs, Mississippi GOLDEN RULE STORE A Ben Franklin Store PHILLIPS PURE OIL SERVICE STATION Locally Owned Holly Springs, Mississippi Potts Camp, Mississippi REYNOLDS FUNERAL HOME Compliments of GURLEY SERVICE STATION Potts Camp, Mississippi Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith HOLLY SPRINGS FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Phone 483 419 Van Dorn Avenue Holly Springs, Mississippi BOB WILLIAMS GARAGE Holly Springs, Mississippi CARLISLE'S BIG STAR Holly Springs, Mississippi Quality Food and Quality Stamps Holly Springs, Miss. Compliments of DR. C. L. STANFORD Ripley, Miss. DICKERSON’S FURNITURE ASA G. Dickerson, Prop. Kelvinator Appliances Ripley,. Miss. PITNERS FURNITURE Compliments of CONN'S DRIVE-IN Ripley, Mississippi Ripley, Miss. HILLMAN HOPPER GE Appliances Phone 7533 Ripley, Mississippi BLUE MOUNTAIN MOTORS City Driven Used Cars Day Phone 685-4111 Night Phone 3751-5831 Blue Mountain, Mississippi GOUDY SERVICE STATION MFA Gas and All Brands of Oil Southern Truck Stop Blue Mountain, Miss. T. C. CHILDS GROCERY AND STATION Phone 3722 Blue Mountain, Mississippi COOMBS BROS. HARRINGTON BROTHERS RADIO AND T. V. APPLIANCES L.P. GAS FERTILIZER CO. and Pop Records Blue Mountain, Mississippi Phone 685-5521 Tippah-Union-Benton Counties Butane - Propane - Liquid Nitrogen Compliments of PALMER JONES AUTO Phone 3891 SERVICE Blue Mountain, Miss. Ripley, Miss. Compliments of JAMES BRYAN GENERAL MERCHANDISE OWEN STORE Groceries - Feed - Hardware Blue Mountain, Miss. Phone 3911 Phone 285-3611 Blue Mountain, Miss. VAN-AT KINS Visit the RECREATION CENTER New Albany, Mississippi New Albany, Mississippi Headquarters for Pretty Clothes and Smart Styled Shoes NU-WAY STORE New Albany, Mississippi F. L. MOFFATT, JR. GULF OIL PRODUCTS New Albany, Mississippi GRAY DRUG COMPANY The Modern Druggist Phone 534-4731 New Albany, Mississippi Compliments of NEW ALBANY GROCERY New Albany, Mississippi ROGERS DRUG STORE UNION COUNTY CO-OP New Albany, Mississippi New Albany, Mississippi Eat at RUSSEL'S DRIVE-IN New Albany, Mississippi ARMOUR CREAMERIES Your Best Milk Market New Albany, Mississippi H. A. HARRIS Star Brand Shoes Big Ben Work Clothing Holly Springs, Miss. BLACK'S CAFE and DAIRY BAR Holly Springs, Miss. c� ©c A CARNELL CANDY COMPANY C. R. GUYTON Manager UNION GROCERY COMPANY New Aioany, Mississippi New Albany, Mississippi ABEL’S STORE General Merchandise W. T. AKIN AND SONS GIN COMPANY Modern Gin Equipment Experienced Labor Highway 5 North Ashland Ashland, Mississippi Mississippi Phone 4631 We Build Phone 2391 HOBSON LUMBER CO. Phone 2431 i 'N dPari ROGERS BROTHERS j Texaco Service Station Building Materials w Paints and Hardware Texaco Oil Products Your Patronage Appreciated Ashland, Mississippi Ashland, Mississippi Compliments of J. K. McGAUGHY Ashland, Mississippi Compliments of MR. AND MRS. BEN CRUM Ashland, Mississippi THE E. H. WALKER STORE Ashland, Mississippi Groceries, Dry Goods, and Fertilizer We Give S H Green Stamps Compliments of CURTISS HINDS Ashland, Mississippi SOUTHERN ADVOCATE G. P. HARRISON, SR. G. P. HARRISON, JR. Editors and Publishers Ashland, Mississippi JOHNNIE ELLIOTT Our Correspondent to THE SOUTHERN ADVOCATE THE PEOPLE’S BANK Ripley, Mississippi Compliments of GERALD WALDEN, M.D. and RALPH D. FORD, M.D. Ripley Mississippi PERMENTER CHEVROLET CO. Ripley, Mississippi Sales Service DR. GEORGE MARTINDALE Ripley, Mississippi Visit HOLIDAY KREAM CUP Highway 15, Souch Ripley, Mississippi NABORS FLOWER SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Grady Nabors Ripley, Mississippi Fresh . . . Artificial Flowers COCKRELL ROOFING Ripley, Mississippi Phone 7247 We Specialize in Re-Roofing Old Houses HILL DOLLAR STORE Art Hill - Owner Ripley, Mississippi Watches Diamonds GAILLARD JEWELRY STORE Ripley, Mississippi Phone 741 5 R. B. SMITH AND SON Ripley, Mississippi 'Most wanted merchandise for boys and girls CITY DRUG COMPANY DRUGS Ripley, Mississippi Compliments of E. R. HOPKINS Justice of Peace 4th District Benton County Compliments of CITY GROCERY Ashland, Mississippi Compliments of Compliments of the ROY HALL Hickory Flat, Mississippi JOHN B. FARESE FAMILY Ashland, Mississippi QUALITY THE COTTON PRODUCERS IF IT'S COODFOOD AUTRY’S CAFE zm ASSOCIATION MARKETING PURCHASING 'JitoM OumdMctGmJM £' BENTON COUNTY CO-OP A shland, Mississippi Ashland, Mississippi OSCAR OAKLEY, Owner BOB HARRISON, Manager DOUBLE -----O RANCH REGISTERED ANGUS CATTLE Memphis Address, 1155 Third St. , Phone JA 6-5588 Farm Phone - Ashland, Mississippi, 2467 Highway 72 Meridian Road, Michigan City, Mississippi Sometimes We Have Something to Sell Always a Few Saddle and Using Horses PEEL'S DRUG STORE Holly Springs, Mississippi Phone 13 Best Wishes From JOHNNY'S CAFE Holly Springs, Mississippi BOOKER HARDWARE Holly Springs Mississippi Compliments of L AND M FOOD STORE Holly Springs, Mississippi RAGSDALE Cooper Kirk, Salesman Holly Springs, Mississippi WESTERN mo ASSOGMl S10RI ----------n Holly Springs, Mississippi Compliments of L. A. WORKS SERVICE STATION Potts Camp, Mississippi Eat at THE HITCHING POST Holly Springs, Mississippi THE WURLITZER COMPANY HOLLY SPRINGS DIVISION Congratulates the Class of '65 ■ Compliments of DON'T FORGET ’ Visit HICKORY FLAT MANUFACTURING COMPANY COLEMAN’S r7 for Sundries Kfd J Z )f and . r-J Jr ixATUPDIKIP’Q Manufacturers of Men's Chambray and Covert Work Shirts rjSw lv 1 rlEKIINC w for Fabrics and Hickory Flat Mississippi Sewing Accessories Hickory Flat, Mississippi Save at SULLIVAN'S GROCERY Hickory Flat, Mississippi HICKORY FLAT CABINET SHOP Ellis Bradford, Operator Hickory Flat, Mississippi Compliments of COLLINS RADIO AND TV SERVICE Hickory Flat, Mississippi J. B. NICKOLS SUPER MARKET Highway 78 Hickory Flat, Mississippi ( 6 n) MFA SERVICE STATION GADD OIL COMPANY MAURICE GRAY Owner Hickory Flat, Mississippi Hickory Flat, Mississippi cleaning at GET YOUR ilo.PERKINS BROTHERS’ CLEANERS ttutfidnt APPLIANCES at Hickory Flat Mississippi ROWLAND’S Hickory Flat, Mississippi O. L BROWN’S GIN Compliments of COMER PACKING COMPANY Hickory Flat, Mississippi DON'T SAY BREAD . . . SAY HART’S HAVE FUN! Aberdeen, Mississippi We furnished the bread for the FFA-FHA Banquet. ELLIOTT'S CAFE and SERVICE STATION . . . HAVE GORDON’S! Hickory Flat, Mississippi RIPLEY GIN We are having fun, but with GORDON'S WE have more fun. Ripley, Mississippi GEORGE WATSON SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Tupelo, Mississippi ROGERS-HICKMAN GAS CO. Compliments of •Butane and Propane Systems Branches at Falkner, Ashland New Albany, Miss. Phone 4946 Box 269 GENERAL STORE International Farm Equipment F. A. Bowlin Hickory Flat, Mississippi Compliments of ELLIOTT'S CAFE AND SERVICE STATION Compliments of EARL CHILDERS, 5th District Supervisor and Employees Hickory Flat, Mississippi Hickory Flat, Mississippi Compliments of FUTORIAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY NEW ALBANY DAIRY New Albany Mississippi New Albany Mississippi Compliments of METALCRAFT COMPANY Holly Springs, Mississippi LET US HELP Tfottey BANK OF HOLLY SPRINGS Oldest Bank in Mississippi Holly Springs, Mississippi Branch Bank at Potts Camp, Mississippi INVESTIGATE FIRST STATE BANK Holly Springs, Mississippi Member FDIC 4% Paid on Time Deposits , Member of the Best Western Motels COMMERCIAL RATES Country Ham Southern Fried Chicken Broiled Steaks Catfish and Hushpuppies Chickasaw Convention Hall Banquet Facilities Good Eating . Good Sleeping Your Home Away From Home NATCHEZ TRACE INN Restaurant and Motel West Main Street Tupelo, Mississippi Phone 842-5555 MR. AND MRS. S. A. HANCOCK, JR., Owners BADDOURS BARGAIN CENTER HOLLY THEATRE Where Your Dollar Buys More Pay Cash - Pay Less LEON ROUNDTREE, Manager Holly Springs, Miss. Holly Springs, Mississippi UNION LUMBER CO. Everything for the Builder From Foundation to Roof New Albany, Mississippi (js psj CARL H. STEPHENS, General Manager Phone 534-4793 534-4794 Box 768 Holly Springs, Miss. MERCHANTS FARMERS BANK Holly Springs, Mississippi A Friendly and Courteous Bank Always Glad to See or Serve You Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HICKORY FLAT PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION The P. T. A. urges you to become a member of their worthwhile organization. The dues are 50£ per year. They meet once a month on the first Thursday. They have many fund-raising programs to raise money which goes back to the school in needed areas. CONTRIBUTIONS Hickory Flat Barber's Pool Hall Brian Crawford Bessie Parker Jean West Frances' Beauty Shoppe D. E. Beal Sam Hayden Grocery Oliver Jackson Ripley Dr. Pennington Dobbs Dry Goods Ballards Dry Goods T. N. Braddock Holiday Terrace Motel Kittie Furticks Florist R. L. Nance Inc. M fk M Fabric Center H. E. Finger Ripley Variety Center Blue Mountain City Dry Clean Myrtle Price's Cabinet Wood Work Wayne Gains Goode's Texaco Station Ashland Wayne Ward Billy Simpson Brooks Ward Family M. W. Bouden Brown's Beauty Shoppe Ashland Garage New Albany W. N. Parks Co. Sappingtons Strawn's Show Store Tate Brothers Sokels Daniels Big Staf H. C. Porter Lumoer Co- Model Laundry COCA-COLA COMPANY New Albany, Mississippi CONTRIBUTIONS Holly Springs Brown Printing Co. 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