Holly Springs High School - Tiger Yearbook (Holly Springs, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

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I Ex' 72, :ix I In x f I I A ' 8 4 I' 1 I M I W Sl. 1 S ...L Here IS the HOLLY SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL Here are the bu1ldmgs the faculty the students and the tradmons of an 1nst1tut1on ded1 cated to the preparauon of youth to meet the challenges of tomor l'0W xr at as. wa 33 ra 2 3 5: .:E 'E'-L55 E 1- :il The PLACE where we work is Holly Springs High School Walthall Street Holly Springs MISSISSIPPI The PEOPLE who work here are Administrators Faculty Students Custochans The ACTIVITIES in which we participate Instructronal Recreational Cultural Soclal The FEATURED PERSONS excel m Beauty Personality Popularity Achievements .O O 5 .0 0 Q0 QQ 0 ul-S.. 0 ' .4 if E. FOREWORD We the staff of the 1960 TIGER, feel that thrs annual represents Wrthrn these pages we have recorded some of the many memora ble events that have happened to us durrng our Journey through hrgh school We hope that not only at the present but rn the years to come THE TIGER wrll be a treasured keepsake and that it wrll recall many happy occasrons Edrtor one of the finest years that Holly Hi has ever experienced. .Qi gi. 54 l h. 4 DEDICA TION Because of your love for students, your devotion to Holly Springs High School, and your understanding counsel, we dedicate this 1960 TIGER to you, Mrs. Lester. May it be a memorial to your worthy aims and high endeavors. To the Annual Staff and Sponsor: Congratulations, again, on putting out an outstanding annual. lhave noticed, with satisfaction, the hard work that each of you has done in producing this annual. The student body owes each of you a vote of THANKS for a job well done, for pre- serving for them in pictorial fashion their many pleasant days at Holly Hi. The Board of Trustees and the school faculty join me in the hope that we have been able to give each student something that will help him to enjoy a successful and happy life. lfl may, I should like to give you a bit of my philosophy of life: A willing heart and a willing mind are needed before you can accomplish any true service. A warmness, an earnestness, and an enthusiastic love for your fellow man must be an integral part of your personality before you can honestly make a worth-while contribution to man- kind. With my highest regards for each of you, Xfflf Norman B. McKenzie, Superintendent Mx in-s sf up 5 -4, The Annual Staff 1960 is to be commended for the authentic picture they have given to us at Holly High. This annual publication truly displays the spirit of co-operation and hard work that has gone into its making, and it will ever be aremembrance of school life during 1959 and 1960. All of the faculty and students appreciate your efforts to give us the best annual yet. We want to thank you and to wish you a life that has yet to reach its peak of happiness. Sincerely, Joe F. Williams, Principal 3 0 'Si Members of the Holly Springs School Board, Left to Right: Mr. L. A. Rather, Ir. 5 Mr. Glen Fantg Mr C. D. Collinsg Mr. Norman B. McKenzieg Mr. Bill Amoldg Mr. Guy Palmer. The members of the school board are public-minded businessmen of our community who loyally and unselfishly give of their time and effort for the improvement of our school. To the members of the school board the students of Holly Springs High School ex- press gratitude for sacrificing their time and effort to make our school program a better one. N? ff .. 1 4 x 1 ,A x 'E W, www- J 'Ni LIFE AT HCJLLY HI f - ..nuull ,...w4-- M- -Di ..'?aIi ,Elf 1........m5': I f......:'2Tl.....'-1 T The ':...ffZ1' ii::L2 at Tw: 5-:1'111I :.3E :. '. elim: vm x., Emfejfzmi is am-7255 amzinus I: gs: back I: :ire rzsuzmi rf schzml acivitifas. :Jli iienris, ami slmmzas. T: get inf ieshmez im: the swing if 3:h:f::Q S-fajfs. ini T-Tai-:ns have EI?-Si11TLE111 sim-f zrpr... i I J? ft, 1 5 ,, JK is-x L, The lineup As we think of football, it is not all fun, but a lot of hard work. The football boys are not the only ones that work, the cheer- leaders practice hard to make the cheers perfect and try to keep the boys' spirits up. Although everyone does everything they can it's up to the boys whether they play a good game or not. We can truthfully say our boys played all good games. After the homecoming game there was the homecoming dance. A lot of people in the student body put time and hard work in decorating and making it a success. It was good! The big dance of the year To get the sale of the annuals off with a big bang, the annual staff had an assembly program. It portrayed the different char- acters of Holly Hi and what happened if they forgot to get their annual early. Also to get people to buy annuals we had a guessing contest of how many pieces of corn were in the jar. Dale Pryor was the win- ner of thisg she got a free annual. 4 ' ' , if 5, Q lf l r i . J! NA 51 A i r X 1 v . Huw you m....,v 1 The Royalty of Holly Hi HAVE YOU B0 . 1 YOURS QUCN Selling a lot of annuals? .. qi J. 'ff-. 5-ii New Who rs thrs commg out of a bag mllhl Y NUI! N Mn 1.1 'WS Mrliw ny, What s your name l1tt1e boy Toward the end of the year electrons for Off1C6S of class and clubs must be refllled once agam To start them off is the elec mon of Student Councrl offrcers Th1s 1S the blggest election After the people f1nd out who has been nominated they get a campargn manager These people help the nommees to get votes After campamgn managers are found, posters are made, then the day comes for speeches. Many nomrnees have llttle skits These are very effecuve During the campaign many posters are made and put up. All are very original and unique. During this election you couldn't find any space on the walls in the halls, for all space is filled, no matter how small. As the year comes to a close, classes are supposed to still continue. This is very hard especially to Seniorsg they are thinking of graduation, the senior trip, and sunning at the lake. As you can see it's very hard to have class around Holly Hi the last few weeks. Is this what you call class concentration? Whose portrait? iff . 'YT' - so 5 O'- -. .in v The last walk! Our halls, once filled with the shouts and laughs of enthu- siastic students, lie quiet and dormant now for the long, hot summer months, awaiting once again the hundreds of HSHS students who will bring them back to life next September when once more school begins. n 1119 '14-I The last look for a year The Alma Mater .4 x x . 'L in ' v 1. '1454 'N C. A L . iffU ' QQ ' 1.-..,.f Q Jlxrs I n KL v 0 I. dx -4 s Q u n ' s a 5 :- L n I ,li 'fini IJ Q' eg. On ,,. . ,Lf 'Q . . 5, , I . 7 Q. gn' MR. C. L. ANDREWS Memphis State Band Director MR W C HEARN Peabody College M 8th Grade History Junior H1 Y Sponsor MRS. L. I. BECK B.A. , University of Mississippi 'ith Grade Science MRS JOHN LESTER Mississippi State College for Women Social Studies 12th Grade Student Council Sponsor MRS H A MCCROSKY Memphis State 6th Grade Y Teen Sponsor Math MR. S, W. ROBBINS University of Mississippi M.B.E. Librarian Library Club Sponsor 'G 'XJ MRS H R. MOORE Blue Mountain 6th Grade English MRS C D O DELL University of Mississippi English Y Teen Sponsor MR. N B MCKENZIE University of Mississippi Assistant Coach 9th Grade H1 Y Sponsor Math f f A 1 MRS. I. G. SIGMAN Mississippi State College for Women B. S. Home Economics MRS. L. A. SMITH University of Mississippi Math 10th Grade Beta Club Sponsor MRS. M. P. WEHLING M.A. University of Mississippi English, History Junior Class Sponsor MR.J F WILLIAMS M Ed University of Mississippi Prmcipal Head Coach Science MRS PRENTISS WOODS B S Mississippi State Social Studies Student Council Sponsor 7th Grade 'E X 1 0 X ' ,J . -v 3 - A'-V 'Y' 1 4 LM , ,, ,. ff , + - .1 -- iqrfl . ,Q , Q0 X - w , 1- Q X ,-I .M , 1 in T -3 ' f- mx' A X 1 3 N X 1 0 it Q vy il' ,1 2 K -7- .' V ', - if ' . v+ l ' s f ' 2 'Q . .7 iw 154 vi V 1 :A '7 DONNY MITCHELL Eyes of blue, A cheery smile, He keeps you guessing all the while. 4-H 1, 2, 3,4, Vice President 3,4g FBLA 4, Devotional Chairman 45 Hi-Y 1, 2. .TERRY KIDD Don't take life too seriously, You'll never get out alive. Glee Club 1,451-li-Y 1, Baseball 1, 2,3,4, Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Letterman's Club 2, 3. RUTH ANN BURCHETTE As welcome as sunshine in every place, So' the beaming approach of a good natured face. Y-Teens 1, 2, 4-H 1. BILLY BARBER Never let studying interfere with your edu- cation. 4-H 1, 2, 3,4, Hi-Y 1,25 Glee Club 1, Li- brary Club 1, Pep Squad Leader 43 Student Council 3, 4g Bus Driver 2, 3, 4. PEGGY AKINS My heart is whole, my fancy free, Go away, boys, don't bother me. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Chairman 4, FBLA 3, 4, Secretary 45 Library Club 3, President 3, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Editor 4, Sextet 2, 3, 4g Junior Play 3, Student Council 4. Jo ANN HURDLE Her talents are of the silent kind. Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4, Music Co-Chairman 1, Chairman 2, Student Council 1, 2, Secre- tary 2, FBLA 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Advertis- ing Chairman 3, Feature Editor 4, Class President 1, Class Worship Chairman 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 2, 3, Foot- ball Royalty 4, Junior Play 3, Classical Club 2, 3. CURT AYERS All great men are dying, I don't feel so well myself. Beta Club 1,2, 3,4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Hi- Y 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary and Reporter 4, Class Reporter 3, Classical Club 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2 3,4, Basketball 1, 3, Football 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3. SELWYN BLYTHE GREER A smile that wins, a manner that takes, Everywhere she goes, Friends she makes. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Sextet 3, 4, Beta Club 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 2, Who's Who 2, 3, 4: Classical Club 2, 3, Vice President 2. BILL CROCKET Blonde or Brunette, Short or Tall, S.P. is interested in them all. I-li-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Beta Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Classical Club 2, 3, Baseball 3, Junior Play, Quartet 2. MARY FRANCES SKELTON Her friends they are many Her foes she hasn t any 5'-'H' Y-Teens 1 2 3 4 Ciee Club 1 2 3 4 H ciub 1 2 FBLA 3 4 if Q- ROBBIE SMITH Her gift to us is loyal friendship. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Beta Club 1,2, 3,4, FBLA 3,4, 4-H 1, 2, Newspaper 4, Sports Editor 4. JACK SLAYDEN, JR. He carries his troubles in his pocket, with a hole in it. Hi-Y 1, Baseball 2, Football 1, 3,4, Track 3, Class Reporter 4. .--qs 41 RAY LANDRETH He burns the midnight oil, But not always for study, Band 1, 2, 3,4, King 3, President 4, All- State Band 2, 3,4, State Band Clinic 2, 3, 4, All-State Symphony 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Beta Club 1, 2, 3,4, 4-H 1, 2, Football 2, 3, Classical Club 2, 3, Student Council 4, Junior Play 3. PEGGY ANN SKELTON lfI will, I will, and you may depend upon it. lfl won't, I won't and that's the end of it. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3,4, President 1, 2, Glee Club 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2. 'ffzzf AUGUST KIPERTS It is a wise head that makes a still tongue. Who's Who 4, Class Treasurer 4. SADIE MAE SKELTON A Good Disposition is more valuable than gold. 4-H 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, FBLA 4, Newspaper Staff 4. NANCY HIGH ller future is planned, third finger, left hand. Glee Club 1, 2, Beta Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4, Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 3, 4, Fea- ture Editor 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Student Council 4, FBLA 3, 4, President 4, Junior Play 3, Girls' State 3. MIKE SMITH l-le can work when work arises, but for laughter and talk he takes all prizes. Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Band Clinic 2, 3, Band King 2, 4, Student Council 3,4, President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4, President of Class 3, State Treas- urer of Boys' State, Junior Play 3. BETTY LaFEVER Be glad of lite, because it gives you a chance to love, work, and play. Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 1,2, 3,4, FBLA 3,4, Vice President 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Newspaper 3, Co-Editor 4, Annual Staff 4. EDWIN STREET The two studies he likes best of all, the hearts of girls and basketball. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4-H 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3.4. 4. T' Yi A if Q 1 'ad ?3::v ELLEN PARNELL The remedies of love she knew by name, for she was worldly wise in that game. Glee Club 2, 3,4, Sextet 2, 3,4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Y-Teens 2, 3,4, Wor- ship Chairman 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 3, Newspaper Reporter 4, Secretary of Class 3, Junior Play 3, Girls' Track 3, Tennis Team 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Foot- ball Royalty 4, Who's Who 3, 4. JIMMY PALMER If girls interfere with your work, quit work Glee Club 1, Hi-Y 2, Student Council 1, 3, Vice President of Class 4, Football 3, 4, Co- Captain 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 3. 'Fi e,.. A ' ,fi , 6' f f ' i f ' Y A L JOHNNY WILSON He never troubles trouble until troubles trouble him. Hi-Y 1, 2, Class Secretary 1, Class President 2, Student Council 2, 3, Classical Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY IONES She says little but thinks a lot. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3,4, Reporter 4, Glee Club 1, Library Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Secretary of District Library Clubs, Major- ette 2, 3, Newspaper Business Manager 4. 'wr 'I .s I 43 DIANE SCOTT Her thoughts are her own. DOTTIE KAY SMITH Friendly to all, hostile to none, Always jolly and full of fun. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4, Publicity Chairman 2, Social Chairman 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 3, Annual Staff 3,4, Business Manager 3, Advertising Manager 4, Class Treasurer 3, FBLA 4, Student Council 3,4, Who's Who 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad Leader 3. 'F , LYDIA PUDER A quick responsiveness in word or deed, The will to follow or the art to lead. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4, Glee Club 1, 3,4, Li- brary Club 3, 4, President 4, FBLA 4, Junior Play. EDNA SCOTT Often seen but seldom heard. JANE WARREN Beauty and Knowledge all in one. Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, 4, M, A.S. C. Secretary 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Service Chairman 2, Vice President 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Class Vice President 2, FBLA 4, Junior Play 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Co- Editor 3, Editor 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Foot- ball Oueen 4, Who's Who 4, DAR Citizen- ship Award 4. CHARLES WEEKS Blessed is the man who invented sleep. Class President 4, Who's Who 4, Student Council 4, 4-H Club 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,4, Beta Club 1, 2, 3,4, Glee Club 4, Classical Club 2, 3, FBLA 4, Football 4, Class Play 3, 4. R if MARY FRANCES RATHER Dynamite comes in small packages. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 2, Social Chairman 3, Area Officer 3, Beta Club 1, 2, 3,4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Basketball Co-Captain 4, Tennis 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, Class Play 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, Class Devotional Chairman 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Sports Editor 3. 4: Junior Red Cross Representative to Gulf- park 3. BOBBY CAMPBELL - A loyal companion, and excellent friend, an eamest worker true to the end. 4-H Club 1, 2, Library Club 1, 2. 'Y' Q-.--for 1, 1 I f f 'y I . 1 .VU ,1 I V T .i ANN FITCH Ouiet, reserved, and demure, a friend of whom you are always sure. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Secretary 2, Beta Club 1, 2, 3,4, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Sextet 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Who's Who 3,4, Annual Staff Business Manager 3, 4, Class Play 3,4, Junior Classi- cal Club 2, 3, Vice President 1, Treasurer Class 2. ROWAN THOMPSON I like work, I could sit and watch it for hours. Football 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Classical Club 2, 3, FBLA 4, Treasurer 4, Junior Play 3. 1 1 ' 4 W' , ly 'J fff21'C y ,J ' ,' I fx ' f' X. j I' j r , , , . ' , l f 1. . l , .'- 4'l.fL' f'?4 If - 1 ,Aw 1 . 3- l, THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH -,J D THE SENIOR PLAY Wilbur - - - Hercules ------- Betty Lou Maxwell - - - RAY LANDRETH - - - CURT AYERS - -MARY RATHER Connie Maxwell - - Bernadine Smith - - John Maxwell - - - Janet Maxwell - - - Aunt Mary ---- Limpy McGuire ----- ' ' 'JANE WARREN - - - PEGGY AKINS S, P. CROCKETT - - ANN FITCH - - ' 'LYDIA PUDER CHARLES WEEKS Nora -------------- - - DOTTIE SMITH Herman Ninty Volt Roughhouse Ruby - - Mr. Potter ----- Lucy Bums ---- Mrs. Mott - - - Connelly - - - I ones IACKIE SLAYDEN PEGGY SKELTON - - - - -IERRY KIDD - - - ROBBIE SMITH - - - MARY JONES - - MIKE SMITH JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET THIS IS YOUR LUCKY NIGHT was the theme carried out by the Juniors when they entertained the Seniors with the Junior-Senior Ban- quet, May 6, 1960. Following the banquet, the mem- bers of the Junior and Senior classes and their dates enjoyed dancing at the Prom. A goddess of fortune, fortune teller four-leaf Clovers, stars, and horse- shoes filled the night with good luck for all. If .Ax r 2 ,Q r r k r , Le . , 5' ' W I ' 2 1 E ' 2 Q I , 3 r f X A I VALEDICTORIANS Jane Warren and Charles Weeks GRADUATION 1 I e Q W P 1 113 , J 3,4 ' , 4 gf ! A A2 5 5, :if s 5 gl' me as 1 1 ' fy mfr ' ifwvlzr 'EVE 'FV' T ir r e D BALFOUR AWARD Ann Fitch SALUTATORIAN Ray Landreth I qi gf'wI'l'I 71 n 'L .. 1. f ' . , v S '.'1 x A' . . S r.,v1i n -L' '. '.! 3 Ps s ,gs In J' Q 94,3 . . H, .N F 1 ES - . . X 2 q f.gi . E . .w'. 'i 'X . ' I 'Af-CANE, ga 5., A K. u 1 '- 3 FT VH uf . K - ff' 1 .- - . .. af f ,am y. L , I 75. A I. w..gi ., I ., . , , .. ,, , . - , 1 .air ' ' nf. -, 5 ..:- 2, J fs'-.f ng. -' J fix, f - ' 1, - Q -w -' iyf. eff- Jdmzs 1' 'ff fi A 'If' ' . ' Q 1 lifqiiie Q 55- -Af ff, ' 'G X . .' x- SY ' ' - X . uf Kfwb-'RTF' K- U - X-' VA y Q. 4- -v f sv ,ir T5-utr! ' ':' -... . Qu' ' I4?5' 'N '. 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L , .5 -git , sg 39 x A 25 QS ff' Q Larry Reed Mary Martin Roger Moore Charles Morrow Wanda Murphy Marjorie Palmer Corrine Reed Charles Skelton Charles Smith 'avr W E X . Ben Seale .3 1.5 Q Joe Bill Smith Nancy Smith Howard Sowell Bill Stewart S usan Stewart Wendell Thomas qs Bobbye Tyson Johnny Westmoreland Nancy Winter 'Q' N xi Picfure Noi Available vo '41 , ' J qi, sv L , Q pa 'I N gig? A H A' I 133 si... 1 9 -I THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED THE JUNIOR PLAY Laurie Huntington - - - Sidney Huntington - - - Martha Huntington - - Wally Huntington - - - Miss Gus Gustaveske Joan Wood --------- - - Ted Wood -------- Lillian Wood - - Mark Bradford ----- Huratio P. Honeywell Amelia Dennis ----- - - - Carolina Blakesly - - - Wolola Breckenaodge - - - - Grace Schoebeck - - - Therese Brown - - - Woman ------ Small boy ------- Man and little dog - - - - BOBBY TYSON ' ' ' .TOE BILL SMITH - - MARTORIE PALMER -----LARRY REED - - - NANCY WINTER - ANDREA GLADNEY ' 'IAKEY HURDLE - - NELL HOLBROOK ' JOHN LUTHER - - - - - NORVIN EORRESTER CHARLOTTE BOLDEN - ------ CORINNE REED - - SUSAN STEWART - - - NANCY SMITH - - - ANNE DANCY - - - BOBBIE FERRELL - - BRUCE DAHLKE - - - IRA BILLINGSLY li S a . 'LLITHSH HJ ,,,,...xf' -7 ..'- ,waf- . . :J 'Pm - . x , 9 .X ,Vx xy , I, A-,,. s I f , . u ' s'. I 1 . ', 1 L ., . , fu. it 1 I 'X fx? ,1 ' ,f .p. i, 1 P a -v ny, v a.l-- ,- U. .,' . , - lx? 'v gg' ' 4 . -fi Q .'??q'?n!P,A Rf Q:J,.,L '1 '3FE? 2.3! 2 v' 1 -Q . . sf-f uf if 's ' ' 'A 5 L' - Q . A : ,7- 4.-. '- .,,. I Ni' '54, 415' 's .Wife i ,vi ,ik- 'V . , I xkvxuiv l -P Q ff , ' 3' 'ffm' Il'u YQ Af' lf! ' Q 'X I, ' A 1 If :swf l 'a 19. 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K-'Y Pilsn- firx 1 sk 1.- A - - . 'S -' C is : Af 5 -55 2 MH T I A :ff Hope no one in here is supersthious! Picture Noi Available vis , fi- BOTTOM ROWS Ioan Edlin Jimmy Greene Selma Fesmire William Lee Hayes Charlotte Holly Donald Henderson Evelyn Hulsey Harvey McCrosky Shirley Owens Billy Thompson 1 2 .X .Q S 75- ,41- 'YV' VU- - 1 Linda Roland Ted Tomlinson Phoebe Tomlinson SOPHOMORES IN ACTION! '38 UE X -2 What's so interesting?'? Any volunteers for sandwiches? Meeting adjourned, Phoebe? Waiting for someone? Who's the lucky boy? i 1 1 i fww' I x , I' Alla FAVORITES Bea I-Iasselman Johnny Jones Q 1 7 Piclure .V - No? Available ' ff I 1 Y, l Pidure Tn No? - . x Available Y' ,Q Y -1 . Q. ,Aa V f Pixule - o -, V ' ' Available .1 5 Picfure No? Avallable . Q 1 5 , 1- - 7 - ' - ' , ' i . ,, , N4 do FIRST ROW: Percy Anderson, Linda Barber, Donna Beck, Karnes Cbmchill. Charlie Cole, Iirnrnv Coleman, SECOND ROW: James Cooper, Joy Cox, Barbara Franklin, Neil Garner, Jerry Hassel- rnan, Dorothy Hurnphreys. THIRD ROW: Larry Hutchinson, William Joyner. Zegrida Kiperrs, Larry LaFe-ver, Ben Mason. Lawrence Panell. FOURTH ROW: Ruby Sandlln, Glen Skelton, Sterling Skelton, John Srnirh, David Tice, Berry Tonzlinson. FIFTH ROW: Sara Jo Walalrip, Eddie Walker, Alfred Wilson, Ernrnett Bailey. Sammy Bailey. ' vu. 'UA 1 l Picfure No Available Piciure No ' , Available an not , Q ,ffl Piciure Noi Available Picfure -f , ' 15. ' ' - + '- . W , H .4 ily- . ,l f , , iff 4 l A ,b fc , , 35 ' T . Q , 7 1 1 + 6 2 ' L, 'z-1-2, I ' . i ' rfff O 101 I ag, R .F N Q. Q B Noi Available I Alf I xx S x 'Q Q' s t . v I f lx I I I L ff' -. .QU -,-iw 7 .L 9-X 5 vi- jf. FIRST ROW: Monroe Bolden, Mike Bush, Paul Campbell, Lucius Churchill, Pat Davrs Tommx Dickerson. SECOND ROW: Linda Harrison, Bea Hasselman, Gayle Henderson, Walter Hulsev Bowen Johnson, Johnny Iones. THIRD ROW: Regina Kiperts, Charlie McAlexander, Charles Mitchell, Ann Moore, Janice Morrow, Joel Scott. FOURTH ROW: Helen Shaw, Donnie Skel ton, Larry Dean Skelton, Ann Smith, Douglas Smith, Billy Spencer. FIFTH ROW: Patricia Stewart, Perry Walker, Nancy Watkins, Shirley Williams, Perry Young. I 5 ww CAMERA CANDIDS 4 A an YL r v,, v f- ' A 0 T' 4 A - f- fu HV1 1 ' q ,,,' A V . 'Tri '4 fT w':4' ' -13 I N. , ,LM ,, -fm TN A iw Trl! 31 a+'Q ' Q ,. - 'Y 41 mbsf l .35 - 4 - ui 'A-16 N 1 s 'fc :2 '.,,g25,-g,: -Q .fm xp, Limb, f:4ffafm':'q'f.Qx wg QT- wWf+f ' ,IL Ip Qu 1 Biif1'i 9iWf Q' A ,. I3 Lbfagqxq ,fgfiis , 5 ,f 31 x2h...Q 1 .f'W J . V46 ': .-:w f.,W Rei-1H'q ,X x X jlfl. H-P-'Qi .1 ' ' - f v. ' My A tty Q + l-T fa X iw ' , Q5'?EQ Q.f9q' sp ' u- . Q1 ' f a 1. ' , ei' ' , X I - f fbi r 't 'E UQ t ' . ,L , - I , - ' 1 'Xt - M '4NX li N f - W., an s Q 1 I . LG E23 5 ' s by ,GQ ,--iii 4 Q ' 2 ,,- if E f - .4 ' J- - ,Mi .f 3,,,. ,.V..- Nvil1?,,f,,,3M ,- In .w , -,.,. ' 'W if .4 . 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Available .1 4 1 '-'U h x 17 4Qh EIGHT ONE Wx ' pl i 'Q 'K A 5- A Picfure Noi Available .,. , If 4 s lj! f f wtf I 0' QW If Plcfure Nc? Available EIGHT TWO Richard Akins Roy Allen Shirley Allen Ann Ash Sandra Atkinson Jean Barlow Sammie Bell Betrye Bishop Judy Bolden Susie Bolden Audrey Burchette Elizabeth Byrd Peggy Conrad Kathey Crawley Virginia Crowe Shirley Edlin Ruth Gallagher Ronnie Hangey Nancy Hilburn George Holland Valdis Kiperts Marshall Knighton Mabel Luther David McGreger Danny McKenzie Bill Parnell Susan Rhea Fay Roach Joann Smith Sheila Thomas Lois Thompson Yvonne Vizzier Elaine Whitten Bonnie Young Q 1 r 1 1 Calif 'Kimi qagil I SEVEN ONE i 9- , 5 , , SN 1:4 Y J f B' ar ' .1,, V ' , J lFg??7.'ll'f7 ' lu Q' 7 V A f S eg . fglr Plcfure No? Available Picfure Available Qs TW' U fp. X I y C, ,.', iii . 152 f . 15 Picfure Nof Available WW' Carolyn Allen Viola Allen Sara Anderson George Arnold Lorene Bailey Curtis Bolden Skelton Brown Carl Bush Charlene Byrd Billy Cline John Covington Katherine Dean Scott Ethridge Dorothy Forrester Dorothy Herring Emmett Hulsey Ray Johnson Wilson Cole Jones, III Lonnie Cass Keel Jerry Lemly Jesse Luther Cheryl Moyer Peggl' MUfPhY Betty Brown McAlexander Billy McGregor Tommy Pannell Nancy Roland Randolph Scott Peter Smith Bonnie Tice John Tice Kenneth Tomlinson Patricia Walker Jimmy Warren Margaret Williams Joe Bailey Rebecca Barber Rachel Billingsley Billy Blaylock Billy Boone Charles Brown Dianna Carpenter Danny Chrestman Richard Crow Jimmy Fant Fred Fletcher Sammy Goodwin Ann Grier James Grier Lynn Gullick Rixie Jean Harris Judy Hurdle Henry Lacey Len Marbury Bobby Mason Joy Morgan Linda Myers Dale Pryor George Rather Judy Ray Judy Reed Geraldine Scepkowaski Ruth Shaw Gene Skelton Connie Smith Roy Smith Ruth Thompson Elizabeth Tomlinson Charles Thompson Gwendolyn Wyatt SEVEN TWO 5, Q .1 Y ' rs. I Q .4 Q 4 . si -I, ll C G, Pf if '91 3,ffx JF if Sw is' 5 NOYO A IM fuosvsv gf! 2531.5 5' Q' O fa '- I its-' Q xx 1, R- fl Abnnfwiq ,:d.....,...-4. 2 Q- N 0 .li l B if '34 A ,zf' ,1,I, 1 I if B V V' G if ffl' i 1 MVHI' mill Aa 4 Ji. 3 ' x 5 41 iw- Qu 51'-fi' X4 Ae. X J . 41, I vi , I ,ds ,,, 4 ' 3 ff fix M526 'fx 'WS' If ,f Ronnie Luther Eldon Keith Martin Jeannie Miller Mike Moore Faye Osteen Jean Phillips Iudy Phillips Ann Pryor David Rather Betty Rochelle Thomas Rushing David Seale SIX ONE Bill Bennett Will Bennett Annie Jean Bing Richard Bush Nancy Byrd Neely Caldwell David Childers Connie Chrestman Dianne Cook Jerry Cook Russell Crowder Mary C. Crowe Bernice Culver Mike Durham Iimmy Elmore Wilson Golden, Ir. Byron Hill Eddie Hogan Mahon Jones, Jr. S- ,rl , Marie Sigman 3? I lie S Jack Stubbs Scott Swaney David Tice Nancy Thomas William White or 'Vfi Becky Akins Mildred Ash Mack Buchanan Rita Boone Harold Conrad Sarah Conrad Corinne Culver Anita Davis 3 Janie Dunlap Eva Dunlap 5 -xi lg Barbara Evans William Floyd Andy Freeman Dickie Gray Richard Gullick Qu Sheila Holbrook Gerald Joyner Manly King Danny Liles Karen Mackie SIX TWO mow NUI Avuuu 5 Douglas Martin Tolly McClatchey Elizabeth Moore Kerry Murphy f N Barbara Newsom Betty Owens Rebecca Roebuck Jimmy Rushing Beverly Scepkolski Sidney Skelton Betty Jean Smith Billy Smith Lucy Smith Vicki Smith I ack Shaffer Charlotte Thompson Judy Thompson Freddy Rhea Carolyn Wells .,f Nl! fltdn CAMERA AND D f bl .LO '3 Q11 JKD YOU , f.9f.1f1 we Ever' en count C' ' Ir 1 fum., , i -. 'L 1 3- 5 Sf 1- c Q Kids 77x f.,, -5 If !l i.N y If , ll 1 , J V W A 5 P , A a I .I ff K ff If ' 1 , w ff' ' 4 ' f Y if I I N K N K 1 X X , J Ui X X X li X XXX W 1- ix ll , 3 ' - U - v n 9 g Q . , . , . , ' ' ' JE . - - ' vi' , . .., H V. . I - '-aan-5-,Ln - fy .4 1 -4 , ,. . M H -' - ' - 4 - ' ,I y .ab , , Q 7 ' , G i , ,- - M, 5, wa -24' 4 41, ' - . jf 1 ..L1- .-5 ,. A RF C23 Alf' v If Q V . 4 ..,.-M.-,.,.. ,W .fp-.vw MISS HOLLY H! JANE ,WARREN Y i ..-v if Sl: n V ,mn ig, MR. HOLLY HI 4 H MIKE SMITH Mn MOST BEAUTIFUL Ellen Pamell ,srsgwfw HANDSOMEST Jerry Beck faq ' 'Q' 110- CIITEST BOY Jackie Slayden KI 15 CUTEST GIRL Selwyn Greer Q f+5 Q nn gg . a' H. , s. P , I V Q? Z., -' uv WITTIEST Dottie Smith and Jackie Slayden SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED August Kiperts MOST INTELLECTUAL Jane Warren and Charles Weeks MOST DEPENDABLE Ann Fitch and Roger Moore .WV ' my .SE 4 X ' QL ' . .nk i'.'i ?'.'i' j,,, 1 W 4 Q .3 f 1' - . 'BQ . Iwi, W MOST COURTEOUS Ann Fitch and Roger Moore FRIENDLIEST Selwyn Greer and Mike Smith BOYS' and GIRLS' STATE Nancy High S. P. Crockett Mike Smith BAND KING and QUEEN Mike Smith and Bea Hasselman WHO S WHO IN JUNIOR HIGH MR IUNIOR HIGH Mike Powell CUTEST MOST ATHLETIC ii 'si ou r-1 cn v-l L-' O O K E C1 E CD cn MQW W W 8182.1 JUNIOR HIGH Elizabeth Ann Sigman MOST INTELLECT UAL Karen Mackie Cleve Landreth Patricia Lilly Mike Powell FRIENDLIEST Mary Ann Whitten Billy Cline Laney Whitten Mike Powell Gwen Wyatt WITTIEST Peggy Conrad David Rather Patricia Walker Bill Parnell sf' T7 is . A sg 'U v',,-x.-rg L A if 7 0 A rx? V ww if MOST ATHLETIC Becky Humphreys Roger Moore E7 356x442 A , if 945 ,Damn , fc SP3 FRONT ROW, left to right: Manager Tolly McClatchy, Jimmy Coleman, Larry Reed, Jimmy Akins, Charles McAlexander, Jakey Hurdle, Warren Ash, Ronnie Boatwright. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Norman McKenzie, S. P. Crockett, Charles Weeks, Mike Smith, Jimmy Palmer, Jack Slayden, Rowan Thompson, Coach Joe Williams, Trainer Nat Brooks. THIRD ROW: Harvey McCrosky, Roger Moore, Johnny Jones, Percy Anderson, Howard Cole, Jerry Hasselman, Mike Bush, Harvey Caldwell, Keny Goodwin, Norvin Forrester, John Luther. The 1959 Tiger squad will be remem- bered, not for the games they won or lost, but for their team spirit and desire to work harder when all seemed lost. This attitude and the fine leadership of Co-Captains Mike Smith and Jimmy Palmer gave each Tiger a personal satisfaction that many all- winning teams are lacking. The coaching staff takes its hat off to a great group of boys. fill' Joe F. Williams Head Football Coach it 'fi' Trfw V' CO-CAPTAINS . Mike Smith Jimmy Palmer 3 COACHES Melvm Wells Joe W1111ams and Nat Brooks TRAINER NormanB McKenz1e Jr x Tigers m Acuonl lfnx ff , ,Mi S P Crockett RT Wt 185 Irmmy Palmer LH Wt 125 N-. ack Slayden Norvm Forrester Jerry Hasselman LG Wt 150 C Wt 175 LT Wt 150 Percy Anderson RT Wt 165 Harvey McCrosky LE Wt 180 John Luther LE Wt 150 Mrke Bush LE Wt 145 Harvey Caldwell Jerry Beck Warren Ash RG Wt 100 FB Wt 145 RG Wt 145 Ben Mason RT Wt 130 Johnny Akrns LH Wt 115 Johnny Jones QB Wt 110 Iakev Hurdle RG Wt 131 C Wt 135 LT Wt 180 RH Wt 115 Ronme Boatwnght FB Wt 140 Roger Moore QB Wt 160 Billy Spencer Mike Smith Richard Caldwell Row an Thompson RH Wt 140 RE Wt 14a RE Wt 160 RH Wt 125 Charles Cole FB Wt 145 Charles Weeks Keny Goodwin Larry Reed ni Ci , use-pg 5, our-at ,A '- 1 1 1 1 -nag-an--.-.-4. suqpcvyq-n-rpg xotnu-noi HIIHIHIIIIII P mln, . -.4 ' fir' 1 ' Y . 1 4153 1.9 . ',v . n Mrs. Charles Andrews SPONSOR isis-oi 3 an ve-peso 3 ....E........ ... on nu... an -. -n-p.....n-Q iii-1-U-jj. l 'gv-nascar: :-:-:-:-1:1-::-a Q- Q i'llll!ieUlll!lIllf,'45?' ' Q iii! Hn! 369-0 -sqnnvl... cancun-.-Q., auuun ' an no x :-2- nnwmlmL1TLTu'B': s-:-e viii 0930 ig ll IIINII lil IJ oil 11 an-Q 5'-'55 zz-3 EG :las em 'Q Q- ' lil ii his ati 010 ii aio Quai Ci' lot Lllllll ! 6 r'KN ala 5- 16 0- 2 S- 4,4,P - rt-JN ' wp F . ,. .th A, 4 ,,. ,s x - kk . l..'on P lg'-xx. 0. P Q r .. ' 4 0 'A . g E ' 4 HOLLY HI CHEERLEADERS ' C' J' L Jo Ann Hurdle, Captaing Selwyn Greer, n X F V, ,. X ,ik :X 1 Donna Beck, Shirley Conrad, Becky Humph- reys, Rita Cochran, Erline Williams. N X, 7' 5 'ya ' David Christy 3 MASCOT ' ' ' ggi' 'H' ai ' ' 'lL F :- AV --.lvff 1.11: . iv, ,wafv f-'in .. Q- ' 'vi- 4 .1 ' J!-.,'3! , ,E - 4. . g - Q fx -f . . flat? . 'Sm x- '-ns -,ji '.J5'?':f' . A2-H' T QV Zara JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW left to right Larry Hutchinson Alfred Wilson Jerry Hasselman Charlie McAlexander Sam my Bailey Johnny Jones Billy Spencer Mike Bush Percy Anderson Char11e Cole Ben Mason David Mc Gregor SECOND ROW Bill Parnel George Arnold Richard Akins Richard Crowe Mike Powell Danny 'viclienzie Billy Joyner Billy Cline Coach Melvin Vwells Bobby Mason Len Marbury Peter Smith Ray Johnson Carl Bush Henry Lacev -I 1 U1 111'- em-f-W-v,,S2. 4' 1: gf bd' 'Q 'Dv-9 x vm ' .-.3 -y. Virginia Crowe Betty McAlexander Elizabeth Ann Sigman Dorothy Forrester Shirley Williams Pat Davis Bea Hasselman 'vs- ' ' e 7Q uf if 3' .EP X-swag, f' ,V -'-F14 . ,.,w. 33?-if Q . ,f .3 ,, -v. i 'Iii 'Q I ya z V. ,h my X? .nj Aff' I - xi' 1 :W I ij! - A ' 'P 1- ' .M , Q , y ., . xv 1 V Q X 3 f ' fm.. , :af . ff we w v-wi in .. . C W 1 Sx 4. ' K Ai x I' K sv 'Q-'If lj,-'lf-'x' X .IV ,, S-. . if ' .' Y glI:,f',4 :52'5. 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Q . .. . .: Q , I X N ' 7'r 7 ' 3-' W- N' 'v ' . --P- e Q' 3' 1- -, L a n as ' K ls' 4 1-fav- -T fi 'px-L'i1f-:A-4 M 4? 47 I 6 I1 3 it gg, Rxg.g.6 J fm! 13 Johnnie, Forward Mary Frances Forward Becky Forward The student body 1S very proud of our 1959 60 basketball team The team led by Ellen Parnell Mary Frances Rather Peggy Skelton and Selwyn Greer captarns set a record rn wmnmg four trophres F1rst place Regronal Tournament Ftrst place Chickasaw Tournament Second place Hrckory Flat was not awarded the team won second place rn New Albany s Invttatlonal Tourney We feel that the success of thrs year s team 15 due not only to the team work and ab1l1ty of the gtrls but IS due especrally to the trainrng and leadership of the1r coach Mr Ioe Wrllrams. The TIGER Staff and the student body offer the1r congratulatxons to the coach and the gurls for g1v1ng such an outstandrng performance Invitational Toumamentg Second place, Bi-County Tourney. Although a trophy BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM aisg :KN From Left to Right: Edwin Street, Warren Ash, Billy Spencer, Percy Anderson, ,Terry Hasselman, Bill Stewart, Keny Goodwin, Harvey McCrosky, Kermit Covington, Mike Bush, John Luther, Ira Billings- ley, and Charlie McAlexander. Trainer, Nat Brooks, Manager, Larry LaFever, and Coach, Melvin Wells. We are indeed proud of our 1959-60 boys' basketball team. Their record of wins may not be as impressive as the girls', but they really made tremendous improvement during the season. From a rather discouraged second-rate team, they evolved into a high-spirited winning aggregation of disciplined, well- coached, confident ball players. Credit is due the boys and, of course, Mr. Wells, who was able to steer the team through the most successful season they have enjoyed in several years. In Chickasaw Conference, after defeating the top-ranked teams, our boys won second place, bowing only to Water Valley. Coach and team members are anticipating a rewarding season next year. Ed- win Street, a senior, is the only player who will not return. The boys are ex- pecting to earn several trophies to set beside the one they were awarded for Chickasaw play this year. Edwm Guard CAPTAIN Roger Forward Ira Clyde Guard 4 Harvey Forward Keny Center Johnny Forward -1'- T ,A-. . , , , L 1 , 1, , ,, . ...1., ' V A 'QQ Q ' .. . 5 ' I ' ib ' W ,I 'r ' - .. M- .Vx ., 1 X N fp , 4, A qw X cr- - we ' ,S' ly 'Z ? E1? J ' fHw 5-31' 'X 6 ' I 1 THE 1960 BASEBALL TEAM R QEEQ LJ N A ,.' 4 xliwa, XGERS FRONT ROW Ira Clyde Billingsley Alferd Wilson B111 Parnell Danny McKenzie Craig Kidd Rowan Thompson Edwin Street Roger Moore SECOND ROW Mike Bush Percy Anderson Joe Bill Smith Jerry Kidd Johnny Wilson Johnny Jones Harvey Mc Crosky Jerry Hasselman The Tiger Infield consists of: Craig, Roger, Rowan, Harvey, Johnny, Edwin, and Bill. 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'..4' ' 'f--. - F -'....:'s' , HOLLY SPRINGS HIGH SCHOCJL MARCHING BAND 57:1- 4 W ,F X K' 8 -Q. MM In 1-Q .LS - lv . T . CONSTANCE LANIER Constance is a featured twirler with .-fc ' 1 Av, 7 3 AX ALA. ' -. :-ffl' th . Y ,' pd' L , r K X-C the football band and a majorette in the marching band. She has won superior at the state band festival in twirling. She teaches her own baton class and plays oboe in the concert band and has been drum major of the band previous to this year. CHARLOTTE HOLLEY Signal Drum Major Charlotte won this honor at the tryouts held at the University of Mississippi this past fall. She won Superior at the state band festival for signal drum majoring. She plays flute in the concert band. The band will lose the following seniors this year. Their graduation will be a great loss. Ray Landreth - Comet Curt Ayers - Percussion E ?'U 5 , l I ANDREA GLADNEY Andrea is a majorette in the march ing band and in the football band. She plays clarinet in the concert band. Not Pictured: BEA HASSELMAN Bea is a majorette in the marching band and in the football band. She is lst Alternate for drum major. She plays alto saxophone in concert band. Pictured here with the Director are two of our Band officers Ray Landreth is President Constance Lanier is Secretary Not Pictured Bea Hasselman, Reporter, and Johnny W11 Mike Smith - Percussion son, Vice President. '-Ie K- 1 'fi l fly , 5 afar' M :db sd Pictured here is the most outstanding of the band mem- , , , These people pictured won superiors at bers, Ray Landreth. He has served as Solo Cornetist h b d h, , , t e state an contests t is year. since the band was organized four years ago. He has at- . I , Charlotte Holley, Signal Drum Major Lucius Churchill, Baritone Solo Ray Landreth, Cornet Solo Curt Ayers, Drum Solo tended numerous clinics and has always made the top band there. He has won a total of ten medals, all but one given for individual performance. He is winner, for three years in a row, of the most outstanding band U l member award. This year he is winner of the National Dewm Christy' Tenor Saxophone Solo Arion Foundation Award as well as the most outstand- ing band member award. He has participated in the Mississippi Lions All-State Band for the past three years, and last year sat solo chair and has hopes of repeating that again this year. He has won superior at state solo contests and was student conductor for two years. 4 -4. These pictured are our beginner class for this past year and most of them played a vital part in the band s fine performance at the state band festival this year and will play a vital role in Miami at the American Legion National Convention next October The band went to the National American Legion convention parade in Min neapolis last summer, where they led the parade and escorted Miss America. i 1 M- an va. Q ---.- - ,,,..l ' a- ..,N. ,kli- Q., v,,.,.- ,,,..- 4 ' h LVL' Y ii -X8 Q ' ' A Q 2, 2 if - 5 'PN Gs ilg., 4 President MIKE SMITH Vice President Secretary JERRY BECK FAITH WINTER l 'Treasurer ELLEN PARNELL QAM STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Lester, Sponsor, I. Beck, M. Smith, F. Winter, E. Parnell, I. Warren. STANDING, SECOND ROW: I. Cox, D. Beck, B. Hasselman, B. Humphreys, R Cochran, S. Greer, N. High, P. Akins, E. Williams, A. Fitch, N. Smith. M. Palmer. THIRD ROW: B. Barber, H. Mc- Crosky, K. Goodwin, D. Christy, C. Weeks, R. Landreth, B. Crockett, I. Wilson, R. Moore and P. Walker. ANNUAL STAFF JANE WARREN - - - - Editor MRS. KAY WELLS - - - - - Advisor MARTORIE PALMER - - - - - Assistant Editor L1-I ,Sli REPRESENTATIVES Shirley Conrad, Erline Williams, Betty LaFever, Ellen Parnell, Becky Humphreys, Phoebe Tomlinson, Sherry Smith, Danny McKenzie, Bill Parnell, Richard Akins, Wilson Golden. Byron Hill, and Richard Crowe. .P-1-fwsfw-or NANCY HIGH - - - - - - Chief Typist JOANN HURDLE - - - - - - Feature Editor NANCY WINTER ANN FITCH - - - DOTTIE SMITH RITA COCHRAN FAITH WINTER - - - - - - Co-Business Manager - - Business Manager - - - Advertising Manager - - - - - Co-Feature Editor - - Activities SELWYN GREER - - - Subscription Manager MARY FRANCES RATHER - - - Sports Editor Y-TEENS FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Rather, E. Williams, P, Akins, A. Fitch, R. Cochran, K. Thompson, B. Davis, M. Palmer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Odell, Sponsor, F, Winter, S. Greer, I. Hurdle, D. Smith, E, Hulsey, J. Warren, B. Ferrell, P. Thomas. N. Holbrook C. Bryant, A. Gladney, M. Phillips, C. Lanier. THIRD ROW: A. Floyd, M. Skelton, P. Skelton, C. Holly, P. Tomlinson, P. Davis, R. Smith, B, Sewell, I. Edwards, D. Humphreys, M. Jones, N. Winter. FOURTH ROW: S. Conrad, B. Humphreys, E. Pamell, I. Ferrell, N. High, B. LaFever, C. Bolden, N. Watkins, C. Reed, L. Puder, and B. Tyson. t I ,. 1 - , 'Q Girls devoted to the task of realizing the ideals of personal and social living to which we are com- mitted by our Faith as Christians. I X? MRS. ODELL - - - ANN FITCH - - - OFFICERS RITA COCHRAN - - - - KAY THOMPSON - - BONNIE DAVIS - - MARY RATHER - - MA RIORIE PALMER ERLINE WILLIAMS PEGGY AKINS - - - - - Sponsor - - - - - President Vice President - - - - - Secretary - - - - -Treasurer - - District Public Works Chairman Social Service Chairman - - - - - - Devotional Chairman - ------- Song Leader Y-Teen Beau JOHN LUTHER W' HI-Y FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Christy, H. McCrosky, S. P. Crockett, C. Ayers. SECOND ROW: C. McAlex ander, J. Akins, L. Churchill, H. Caldwell, B, Spencer, N. Forrester, E. Walker. L- Lafever. THIRD ROW! C. Cole, R. Moore, M. Bush, C. Weeks, J. Jones, B. Stewart, B. Seale. OFFICERS MR. NORMAN MCKENZIE, IR. '- -- Sponsor S, P, CROCKETT ----- ------- P r6Sid6I1I DEWITT CHRISTY - - - - Vice President CURT AYERS ------- - - Secretary HARVEY MCCROSKY - - - - - Treasurer A Christian character building program. Hi-Y Sweetheart RITA COCHRAN Q 5 . GLEE CLUB Left to right, FRONT ROW: B. Davis, I. Morrow, C. Lanier, P. Akins, L. LaFever, C. McAlexander, B. Ste- wart, Mrs. M. Doxey, C. Ayers, I. Hurdle, S. Greer, E. Pamell, A. Fitch, I. Warren, D. Smith, F. Winter. SECOND ROW: S. Waldrip, A. Moore, D. Beck, C. Bryant, R. Caldwell, C. Morrow, D. Christy, B. Crockett, C. Smith, P. Thomas, C. Reed, J. Cox, M. Martin, M. Palmer. THIRD ROW: P. Iwans, R. Cochran, L. Puder, B. Ferrell, T. Tomlinson, M. Bush, L. Reed, B. Humphreys, B. Hasselman, B. Sewell, B. Tyson, S. Stewart, N. Winter. FOURTH ROW: K. Thompson, B. Franklin, A. Dancy, A. Smith, I. Smith, C. Weeks, I. Jones, I. Kidd, C. Holley, C. Bolden, P. Stewart. OFFICERS MRS. MARY DOXEY - - - - - Sponsor PEGGY AKINS ---- - - - President ROGER MOORE - - - - -Vice President FAITH WINTER - - - - - Secretary LOYD. YOUNG - - - - - - Treasurer MARTHA PHILLIPS - - - - - Reporter A high school chorus whose purpose is to develop an appreciation for better music through participation in singing in local, district, and state festivals. BETA CLUB FRONT ROW, left to right: Mrs. C. Smith, Sponsor, K. Thompson, S. Greer, B. Humphreys, M. Palmer. SEC- OND ROW: C. Holley, F. Winter, P. Evans, L. Edlin, E. Hulsey, I. Hurdle, C. Lanier, P. Thomas, B. Davis, M. Rather. THIRD ROW: P. Tomlinson, B. LaFever, R. Cochran, N. Holbrook, D. Christy, C. Weeks, L. Young B. Tyson, I. Warren. FOURTH ROW: A. Fitch, N. High, C. Bryant, R. Smith, I. Ferrell, S. P. Crockett, E, Parnell, R. Landreth, C. Ayers, I. Fox. OFFICERS SELWYN GREER ---- ---- P resident 1 BECKY HUMPHREYS - - - - - Vice President i KAY THOMPSON - - - ----- Secretary MARIORIE PALMER - - - - - Treasurer Stimulates effort, rewards achievement and encourages higher education. NY C' EB' NEWSPAPER STAFF Left to right: Nancy High, Feature Editor, Robbie Smith, Sports Editor, Betty Lafever, Peggy Akins, Co-Editorsg Mary Jones, Gossip Editor. 17 ,uhm ,.,7,., X Ai SEATED, left to right: Sadie Skelton, Mary Jones, Robbie Smith, Peggy Akins, Nancy High. STAND ING: Mrs. Wells, Sponsor, Lutricia Rhodes, Cheryl Moyer, Eddie Walker, Curt Ayers, Jackie Slayden, Bea Hasselman, Iorja Swaney, Selma Fesmire, Linda Myers, Martha Phillips, Andrea Gladney, Pat Davis, Nancy Hilbun. u lx I , . ,, I LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Seale, Vice President, J. Beck, Treasurer, B. Humphreys, R. Cochran, President, C. Lanier, Mrs. John Lester, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: C. Reed, C. Holley, K. Thompson, Treasurer, B, Davis, M. Martin, I. Edwards. THIRD ROW: J. Hurdle, M. Palmer, C, Bolclen, C. Bryant, B. Tyson, P. Thomas, A. Dancy, M. Smith. E'A'D'IL4 rs 1' fe, 216 LIBRARY CLUB SEATED, left to right: N. Smith, M. Jones, Sec. -Treas.g L. Puder, Vice Presidentg P. Tomlinson, S. Stewart. SECOND ROW: B. Ferrell, M. Gladney, S. Smith, M. Martin, D. Davis. NOT PICTURED R. Sandlin, D. Humphreys. la F.B.L.A. FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Jones, Reporter, N. High, President, P. Akins, Secretary, R. Thompson, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wells, Sponsor, R. Smith, S. Skelton, M. Skelton, L. Puder, I. Warren I. Hurdle, D. Smith, M. Palmer, N, Winter. THIRD ROW: B. Ferrell, D. Mitchell, C. Weeks, J. Kidd. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW, left to right: B. McAlexander, Reporter, E. Sigman, Secretary, M. Powell, President, P. Lilly, Vice President, C. Landreth, Treasurer, Mrs. P. Woods, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: S. Goodwin, I. Shaffer, R. Gullick, S. Thomas, B. Newsom, G. Wyatt, P. Conrad, G. Crowe, M. Whitten, C. Bush, B. Hill, B. Cline, W. Golden. D ma JUNIOR Y-TEENS FRONT ROW, left to right: S. Thomas, Worship Chairman, L. Myers, Secretary, P. Conrad, President, G. Wyatt, Vice President, M. Whitten, Treasurer, C. Slayden, Program Chairman. SECOND ROW: I. Morgan, D. Pryor, M. Williams, D. Carpenter, C. Smith, I. Reed, B. Bishop, A. Ash, Y. Vizzier, C. Byrd, L. Bailey, K. Dean. THIRD ROW: B. McAlexander, I. Hurdle, R. Gallagher, S, Byrd, L. Rhodes L. Thompson, I. Bolden, W, Iones, E. Taylor, D. Forrester, B. Young, Mrs. McCrosky, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: R. Harris, C. Moyer, R. Billingsly, I. Barlow, K. Crawley, P. Smith, E, Sigman, N. Hilburn, P. Lilly, V. Crowe. ,.. fi A L 'vi' JUNIOR HI-Y FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Heam, Sponsor, R. Akins, C. Bush, F. Greer, President, M. Powell, Vice President, B. Mason, Secretary, D. McKenzie, Treasurer, K. Rose. SECOND ROW: G. Arnold, B. Cline, B. Blaylock, P. Smith, C. Landreth, R. Crowe, I. Covington. THIRD ROW: K. Tomlin- son, J. Warren, I. Christy, C. Jones, C. Kidd, I. Fant, B. Parnell, G. Holland, J. Luther. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the senrors of 1960 being of reasonably sound mrnd and body make thrs our last wrll and testament leavrng our most prrzed possessrons to the class of 1961 To Judy Edwards and Bobbye Tyson Peggy Akrns leaves her abrlrty to catch the rrght boy rn hopes that they can keep hrm longer than she drd Curt Ayers leaves to Brll Stewart and Larry McA1l1ster hrs abrlrty to stay out all nrght and strll be hrs toes and ready for class the next momrng To Jerry Beck Brlly Barber leaves hrs abrlrty to go steady successfully durrng hrs Senror year To Bobbre Ferrell Ruth Burchette leaves her old bookkeeprng book rn hopes that Bobbre understands rt better than she drd Bobby Campbell leaves hrs abrlrty to manage the concessron stand to Joe Brll rn hopes that he wrl have less conversatron and more help To Jakey Hurdle S P Crockett leaves hrs manly statue rn hopes that Jakey wrll frt rnto hrs footsteps To Becky Lou and Johnnre Ferrell Ann Frtch leaves her unsolved screntrfrc frndrngs Late to bed early to rrse makes you sleepy rn class rn hopes that they can frnd a solutron Selwyn Greer leaves to Ira Clyde Brllrngsley her abrlrty to hold what she goes after and hopes that Ira can some day do the same Nancy Hrgh leaves to Rrta Cochran her abrlrty to settle down early and be happy To Corrrne Reed JoAnn Hurdle leaves the Lrttle Red Hen rn hopes that she can trarn rt to go r drfferent drrectron Mary Jones leaves to Lrnda Edlrn and Lurlrne Culver her effrcrency rn berng a good secretary Jerry Krdd leaves hrs co operatrve sprrrt to Wendell Thomas and Howard Sowell August Krperts leaves the tasks of runnrng the bookstore to Ronnre Carpenter and Johnny Westmoreland wrth hopes that they can be even tempered rn balancrng the books To Warren Ash Ray Landreth leaves hrs abrlrty to strarghten all curves between Hollv Sprrngs and Oxford Donny Mrtchell leaves hrs tank full of gas and hrs brllfold to Charles Morrow To Larry Reed Jrmmy Palmer leaves hrs abrlrty to get along wrth grrls To Andrea Gladney Ellen Parnell leaves her patrence to grow long harr successfully and keep rt Lydra Puder leaves her Job at Peel s to Norvrn Forrester Just rn case he gets frred Mary Frances Rather leaves her quret manner and serrous thoughts to Nancy Wrnter To Nell Holbrook Drane Scott leaves her beautrful golden harr To Nancy Smrth Edna Scott leaves her abrlrty to style harr rn order to save all the grrls some money Mary Frances Skelton leaves her abrlrty to be talkatrve rn class to Margo Gladney To Susan Stewart Peggy Skelton leaves her athletrc abrlrty Sadre Skelton wrlls her abrlrty to make an A rn Economrcs to Karlrs Krperts To Charles Smrth Mrke Smrth leaves hrs trtle to student body presrdent and all the troubles and headaches that go along wrth rt To John Luther Jack Slayden grves hrs cherrshed trtle of cutest boy at Holly Hrgh rn hopes that rt wrll wrn hrm many grrlfrrends Dottre Smrth leaves her abrlrty to hold the trtle of wrttrest grrl all through hrgh school to Charlotte Bolden Robbre Smrth leaves her quret reserved ways to Wanda Murphey and Ann Dancy Edwrn Street leaves to Roger Moore hrs knowledge of the back streets so that he can use rt to escape th coaches Rowan Thompson leaves to Ben Seale hrs abrlrty to get rn all sorts of trouble and strll get out Jane Warren leaves to Marjorre Palmer her patrence confusron and problems rn hopes she can put them to a better use on the annual next year Charles Weeks leaves hrs abrlrty to get to school on trme to Charles Skelton To Lewrs Barley Johnny Wrlson leaves hrs unpredrctable ways for future use . . . . . . . on . ' ,, . ,, . . . ,H 3 To Mary Martin, Betty LaFever leaves her soprano voice. , . I , . , . THE MAGIC MIRROR Mrrror M1rror on the Wall Where are my frrends each and all? The senrors of our dear old hrgh Have to school davs sard good by As I gaze rn the mrrror I realrze that ten years have passed srnce my h1gh school graduatlon Expectrng to see my own reflectron I Instead see the faces of my former classmates I see them not as I remember but as they appear rn the year 1970 Catchrng my eye IS a popular name band Thetr red headed leader seems to be turn1ng now to take a bow Who else could II be but Mrke Snuffy Smrth But who 15 th1s cute d1sh comrng on stage She seems to be qurte a srnger Why of course rt IS Peggy Ak1ns The show berng over I seemed to move w1th the crowd toward the CXII Once outstde I recogntzed the fam1l1ar face of a former Holly H1 cutre Iackre Slayden He told me of hrs success w1th th1s nrght club wrdely known as Jack s Iotnt Irnmedtately I not1ced a large brllboard to one Slde of the entrance announcrng the comrng attractron of Ray Landreth and h1s Trumpeteers My I remember so well how hard he worked at band rn hrgh school Everyone knew II would certarnly pay off But now as I look back 1nto the mrrror the scene changes I see a summer resort and the owners Mr and Mrs Irmmy Krmery seem to be very busy makrng plans for the comrng summer The1r two chrldren hmmy Ir and Connre seem to be taktng an actrve part rn the bu1ld1ng of a new sand prle for the play yard Down the road I see a large truck comrng w1th a load of lumber As rt comes to halt Nancy IS g1v1ng rnstructrons for IIS unload1ng and 15 also sendrng her best regards to Bobby Campbell the manager of Ih1S large lumber company Once more the mrrror has changed scenes Who IS that workrng so furrously over those papers? Why II 15 Dott1e Smrth who has become qurte a successful ed1tor1al1st and IS now trymg to wr1te an artrcle tellmg of the wonderful work Robbre Sm1th rs do rng at the h1gh school cafeterra as the d1et1t1an At the school I see several of the 60 classmembers who couldn t stay away from the1r Alma Mater very long Lyd1a Puder IS the much recommended teacher of the German language JoAnn Hurdle 1S the beloved Busrness Educatron teacher And now as I go 1n the gym I see Edw1n Street coachrng h1s vrctorrous basketball team for the year 1970 Edw1n s superb coachrng ab1l1ty has led h1S boys on to w1nn1ng the state champronshrp Headrng down to the new football stadrum I see S P Crockett teachrng some of the jumor hrgh boys TOUCH football Yes s1r S P IS really do1ng a great Job rn teach 1ng thrs sport' The Sen1ors are now havrng a meetrng to drscuss where to go on the1r sen1or tr1p Selwyn Greer who IS now an a1rl1ne stewardess 1S talktng to them on the advantages of fly1ng I now seem to be walktng down the arsle of a lovely theater owned and operated by August K1perts The large crowd 15 due to the style show now tn progress whrch 15 sponsored by MISS Jane Warren s dress shop Who IS the lovely model rece1v1ng that large applause? It IS none other than Ellen Parnell one of New York Crty s popular models On my program I see lrsted as the harr stylrst Edna Scott the owner of a cham of beauty salons over the South And oh yes m1rror what has become of Donny M1tchell'? Upon ask1ng thrs questron I see a very d1st1ngu1shed look1ng man It seems Mr Mitchell has become an expert mort1c1an As the mrrror takes me to other classmates I fmd myself 1n a large modern hosprtal Here I frnd that the former Curt Ayers 15 the present Dr Ayers head of a large staff of doctors who work hand rn hand w1th Mary Jones a Regrstered Nurse ,, . . 1 1 1 - 11 1 ' 1 ' - - 11 11 - , . 1 1 - . . . . . ,, , . ,, , . - 1 , . 1 - - 1 - - 1 - 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 , 1 1 , . . . , . . ' 1 1 . , . . . . . , - 1 I 11 1 - 11 - - 1 1 n ' 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 - lhe last new addrtron to the class of 60 Drane Scott seems to be really rnakrng hcadlrnes As a movre star Drane 15 dorng wonders In the entertarnment world I also flllyl Peggy Skelton Wrth her hlllbtlly smgrng and funny jokes, no one would dare mrss her Saturday' nlght televrston show F0llOVhlIlg Pegg s program IS the weeklv Dracula Horror Show whtch stars Charles weeks IIl'l3.g1DC Charles taktng over Borts Karloff s posrtron rn the world of horror Jerry Krdd lS now a major rn the Navy Whrle home on leave he stops at a dalry bar and learns that ll lS one of a charn of dairy bars owned by one of Hollv H1 s most dependable g1flS Ann F1ICl1 But mrrror who lS thrs gettrng marrred rn our class P The brrde looks so prettv of 'vlarv I-rances Rather and Rowan Thompson What a good lookmg couple thev make The mrnrster s votce seems to have a such a famrlrar tone and he pronounces them man and wrfe It rs none other than Hollv s own lrmmv Palmer Mary l-rances Skelton appears busv as a bee Changed lrttle 'viarv Frances has becomt an rnterror decorator Every class must have a lawyer and of course Johnny' Wtlson IS the representatrve to the bar for the class of UO At present he IS runmng for Drstrlct Attorney Brlly Barber has recently orgamzed the Bus Dr1ver s Unron whrch has made hmm qurte a name As thc scene changes for the fmal tlme I fmd Sadle Skelton and Ruth Burchette rn a large crty lrbrarv After graduatrng both studres Lrbrarv Scrence and now hold very rewardrng posrtrons After everv classmate had been revealed I thanked my magrc mrrror and began thrnkrng of what a wonderful class I had been a member , , , 1 ' ' 7 1 ' ' ' ' . V Y ' , ' . and is very small. As the groom appears and they clasp hands, I see the happy faces l 1 Q ' . ' . I . I I Q N A I ! 4 . - , A I v v - ' ' ' 1 ' 1 . 5 -1 av. JT I 1 ' I ' - U 1 I V A FRESHMAN THE YEARS GO BY SOPHOMORE JUNIOR bENIOR -XMBITIOIN To graduate x 1th qu average TEACHERS Ther know everythrng If I work hard I can get rt The end of the world HOMEWORK It took me two hours LATE BELL It means I should be there 5 mrnutes early FRESHMAN Aren t we great SENIORS rdo l EXCUSE FOR TA RDINESS I drdn t leave on tlme To graduate wrth a 8510 average They know a lot I w1shI could g I should have studled harder I ll do rt after the dance Its a srgnal to be rn my seat Gee they re small They are brg I mrssecl my bus To graduate wrth a 75070 axerage Thev know somethrng It s too hard to e I can stlll graduate wrth my class I ll do rt n homeroom It s a srgnal to run to my seat They ll out grow rt They thrnk they are brg Ihad to get a book To graduate To err rs human Xpple pollsherl That s the wav the cookre crumbles She won t call m I ll get there when I get there Was I lrke thatq My rdoll The bell rang early I Iv ii fr V' a v ' Y Y' 957 'H 7' . f ' ' . , 1 - v ' ' . ,.A.S-. ' ' VCI ' 1 ' . ' . it. g t. ,.F.S,. . , V , ' ' ' ' ' i ' ' on . . . C. I ' U ' I v Y . . . - - . , . A . . My' l. ' . ' ' . FRYLING ELECTRIC PRODUCTS, INC Manufacturers of Radxo and Televlsxon Components Custom Plastxc Molders H1ghway 78 East Holly Sprmgs M1SS1BS1ppl MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK Securlty and Serx ice A Fzmendly and Courteous Bank Always Glad to Sec or Serve You Offlcers L ROBISON Presldent W GREER Vlce Presldent T POWERS V1ce Pres1dent and Cash1er T DENNIS MATHIS Asslstant Cashmer MRS .I B MCGILL Bookkeeper MRS BRYANT HOUSE Bookkeeper MISS ROBBIE BAILEY Bookkeeper MRS FRANCES GARNER Bookkeeper Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon Each Account Insured for S10 OOO OO ll - , ,- vu C. . --------------- ' D. . ------------- ' ' H. . - - - - - - . . . We Bank on You to Bank Wlth Us Let Us Handle Your Qheckmg Account Savmg Account T1me Deposlt Chr1stmas Savmg Large or Small We Welcome All Safety Depos1t Boxes for Rent FIRST STATE BANK Capltal and Surplus S300 OOO Total Resources Over S3 000 O00 Holly Sprmgs M1ss1ss1pp1 Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporat1on Member Amerlcan Bankers Assoclatlon Member M1ss1ss1pp1 Bankers ASSOCIHIIOD Each Account Insured for S10 000 Offlce r s W H FANT Pres1dent I C TUCKER Executwe V1ce Pres1dent EDWARD RATHER V1ce Pres1dent J R OWEN Cash1er and Trust Offlcer MARY WARREN Asslstant Cashler MRS ANN THOMAS Asslstant Cash1er JANELLE CRAWLEY MRS JIMMY WARREN MRS RALPH LILLY MRS HUBERT WATKINS MRS DANNY HURDLE Bookkeepers Holly Sprmgs and M1ch1gan Clty C,D, COLLINS ------------ Vice President BANK OF HOLLY SPRINGS The Oldest State Bank 1n M1ss1ss1pp1 18 1960 For nmety one years we have served the people of th1s communlty fa1thfully and eff1c1ently wlthout the loss of a smgle penny to a customer On that record we ask the contmued support of our fr1ends and sol1 clte new accounts Offlcers HARRIS GHOLSON Presxdent L G FANT JR V1cePres1dent J F DANIEL Vlce Presldent and Cash1er B GRESI-IAM Asslstant Cash1er MRS CECIL SHADRACH MRS ROBERT M DURHAM MRS L R MARBURY JR MISS NANCY FANT Secretary Dlrectors J F DANIEL HARRIS GHOLSON L G FANT HENRY F GHOLSON A N FRENCH C S HURDLE C D MORGAN C C STEPHENSON Each Deposltor ln Thls Bank Is Insured for a Maxlmum of S10 000 00 Capltal Surplus and Reserves Over S400 O00 OO Resources Over S3 500 OOO OO 69 - MRS. ROLAND MCALEXANDER - ...... cashier s. . ---------- ' ' THE HOLLY SPRINGS DOCTORS .Q OU X-,f 4' UC: if. QM f PEPSI col.A ,SV BOTTLING COMPANY L 8 M BEST IN FINE FOODS ly Sp ByM 710 lv SP M EAW Q64 5651 FW- famed Pucea Q69 BIG STAR SUPER MARKET ly Sp t one H Hy Sprlngs, Mlsslss pp S 5 C mpliments 1 9, ar R 99 2 3' I , of YZ LJ fy NSE! N X l' L I of ex P jeff ' I 1- I ' Wei . ff-1 1712 H01 rings, Mississipp' Where Your D 11 L1 ore Ph ne - II H I ings, Mississ'pp' O 2 V 7 - i 51 0 -I4 1 .1 Y N V V J he p Ho1 rings' Greates Store Ph 190 7 I l... HOLLY SPRINGS FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Holly Springs Mississippi Phone 483 ,gR LION 3 LION OIL COMPANY GEORGE T PARKER Distributor Phone 267 Holly Springs, Mississippi Compliments SMITH LOAN COMPANY Phone 1080 Holly Springs Mississippi Congratulatlons to the Senlors of 60 SPENCER CANDY COMPANY Holly Sprmgs M1Ss1SS1pp1 WHITTEN J J FARM SUPPLY ' ' AND MILLINC1 COMPANY We Buy and Sell Corn Custom Gr1nd1r1g and Mxxmg Feed Seed Fert1l1zer Everythmg for the Farm Phone 186 12 'Rafe '5' Ml M WHEELER'S CIROCERY Holly Sprmgs M1ss1ss1pp1 HOLLY SPRINGS MOTEL AAA MR AND MRS ROGER L WOODS Sw1mm1ng Pool and TV Holly Sprmgs Mxs SISSIPPL fo XTRA I EAVIN65 MFA FOR You' SERVICE STA TION Holly Sprmgs M1ss1sS1pp1 JOHNNY TAYLOR CONSTRUCTION CO Phone 735 Holly Sprmgs M1ss1ss1pp1 C. A. . , ..., 1 I ' I I 1 If 0 Q L 41 ', ,. .2 f X iff P jx fjf T , PG Q , nnn. . I '..' at v 3 A . , .... . , .... Say 1 t wlth flowers cf? X' 3- brom l COY S ?Zaeaa4 Kg 70vze Holly Sprmgs M15 sls s1pp1 YOUR TROUBLES C ompllments of CITY STANDARD SERVICE STAT O IO wner DAV E WILLIAMS Hollv Sprmgs Missls S1 STAN DAT o 42 PP1 VANISH ah 11 Q QA EDWARDS B Hol ODY SHOP ly Sp rlngs M1ss1ss1pp1 HURR 'Y QL 7, 7 9 RAGSDALE 4? CHEVROLET L 5 ,. R-C Phone 10 1 Holly Sprxngs -- 1 MISSISSIPPI S AND SA VE LIBERTY Y Holly Sprmgs M1ss1s CASH GROCER s1pp1 MILLER S DEPT STORE Holly S r p lngs MISSISSIPPI ECONO MRS. MY SHOP J. L. WILKHNIS Holly Springs Mlssisslppl Expert Exper1encedServ1ce RADIO 81 TV SERVICE FENTER I Always As Near As Your Phone I Phone 772 Holly Sprmgs , MISSISSIPPI , 'z . . ' I DgAL: rw PAQ! ' W M I i 'fM 'fJ- y at gl -'J A A ' a 0 , w D? .-S7- I If vw -V 7 ggnlll f f--AT . - --'-l':- '-' . . . C ornphments of EZS BEAUTY SALON Holly Sprmgs MISSISSIPPI ffl TRA I SEXIIINGS cn YOUI LUMBER COMPANY Holly Sprmgs M18 a IS s 1pp1 Q A G00lL 'iran runes Comphments of EDMONDSTON S FIRE AND Holly Sprmgs MISSISSIPPI Best Wlshes from CRAFT AND WYNNE BERT BONDS and JOHN CRAFT Holly Sprmgs MISSISSIPPI LATEST FASHIONS ESLER S Women's and Chlldren s Clothes FAMILY SHOE STORE For Better Snoes MR AND MRS PHIL ARMOR Holly Sprmgs MISSISSIPPI Cornplxments of PHILLIPS AND GROCERY SA VE su l 4- Holly Sprmgs MISSISSIPPI C omphments of THE FABRIC CENTER MRS ELIZABETH JOHNSON Phone 413 Holly Sprmgs M1ss fb Mi? , 1 tv I APPLIANC E STORE at , 1 ' I o o QMIWZISGHIHQ HOLLY SPRINGS DRY C LEAN ERS ff' 4 L,X '4D ,X A FQ? DOUGLASM JV ABEL Holly Sprmgs M1ss1ss1pp1 YOUR TROUBLES R542 3 4' VANISH MOORE S SERVICE STATION Holly Sprmgs Mlsslsslppl H A HARRIS STORE MRS H A HARRIS Owner Star Brand Shoes Blg Smlth Work Clothmg Worth Hats Sewell Su1ts for Men Ladles' Ready to Wear Holly Sprlngs MISSISSIPPI GENERAL ELECTRIC GE Apphances MR AND MRS FRED HENSLEY Owners '41 Q YFID PEEL S DRUG STORE 4 v ' I '4 ' 12- ' 4' 'R uk! 'V , ' , f L A mf! n mulfot, s N v 4! , r' , E fl fr' '71, ' y xf' I 'f , I i r JW W I I I . . . , uv vu I I , .. - E 3 9 'I ff? ' ', . p , U ' N ft i if .- A 0 f. , . if -' . I - g 4 Qu 'T llllal.il v- r ' I fl K Q 4 .gnu ,v K- I ' ,527--Lg ,. uuavgh F PHY-.- il' ' l - . A ' ' . X l 1 Compllments of JONES FURNITURE CO al and Electrm nf Furnlture Apphances M X- ' '24:' -f d n y d A Holly Sp rlng S Mis s 1s s lppl DON 1 wonnv GET HER Gln BENNETT S TORE I 1 JEWELRY S r 70A I n Ho Mlssls 'gash NGS HOLLY SPRI AUTO CO Ford Dealers Authomzed SERVICE QA LES The Un1versa1 Car Cars and Trucks MAKE YOUR HOME COM HOBSON LUMBER CO Buxldmg Mater1a1s d Hardware Pamts an 2.391 Phone Ashland MISSISSIPPI MPANY PLETE 3675, 0 2 7 giign f 7 O I 575-C ' I b.. I . s ' ' f . ., :ft A I 2 , V-'In- , . . . , 544 , - PZ if ' 0 34 , 1 , Mffglgf ' ' , N 1 do '20 11y Springs, ' ' sippi -' .K I M - S' 1 . no eg? f - E , .... ij CASH LUMBER COMPANY T M STEWART Owner Lllldlng Materlals of All Kmds Phone lil Holly Sprmgs M1SSlSS1pp1 'QY546f. ki W' V1s1t Your Local Texaco Dealer FITCH S TEXACO Holly Sprmgs MISSISSIPPI Zudlwgleanlng F xfl N LJAU Compllments of NU WAY LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS We Glve Ouallty Stamps and Quallty Cleanmg ICLVY Servmg thms communlty or over 100 years You can be sure of Quahty and Value lt comes from Levy' Phone 46 Holly Sprlngs M1ss1ss1pp1 0 E5 T 'R 9 I 0 Q V B. . . . ,, 1 1- . . E VENT Ax 7 ' lik! T '4 mi? . . . f If ' s J COMP LIMENTS OF ELITE CAFE CHARLES BONDS Owner Holly Sprmgs MISSISSIPPI Phone 645 3 ? - n JW Come X to .5 WHEN IN THE 2 Moon Fun ' FORRESTER'S FINE F000 CAFE JI' Ph one 63 Holly Sprmgs M1ss1ss1pp1 Ea 1 TRF 40 3519165 'O' 2 at 10W MACLIN S STORE. Holly Sprmgs Mlssxssxppx t F1sh Hunt Play Wlth Landreth LANDRETH SPORTING GOODS Holly Sprmgs M1s SISSIPPI N Pglllgelli J Jawnbd X G 19 WILKINS PLUMBING 81 HEA COMPANY Holly Sprln TING gs M1ss1ss1pp1 Ri! I Complxments of FEDERAL COMPRESS H011 y Sprmgs M1ss1ss1 PP! f I A LQ!! li, A - ! f 'A . . IJ .r S 9 - . Y J I ! -,- W, --:.:--':.ar- .. -.--:xy 5 :-r---'--x U f ' ' QREFSEEEEQ:-, '- . . - ,gg K- .:?:3?3y:QK 1 Yisifsjgny-.:'. .1 5 1- .. . -- .. . - :22222?22aazzs::a:seams . uzszaagggg:---ggggrrrrj-- - ........-. ..:::.......,, . ....-...-ullI'..4n-,.,.---- .i . -, '::.guqacsn-.agp ...ul - wa- Inf: ,, '1,5.....:.,Z ' 'Q ff.. .aszzm 1iEEE':: '-1 9, unanu.. .... -- l -I':ff :22I - . '.-.1-..:1!:.n - , , ,I -.,g5,,.::...3 -.ph -u-J-!:.. U. . I, f,ff:5I:,..a:-.3. 1554 -.1-.Zigi-nn-1--1 ,g .---' '-1'.1::-::::::!'l 2:2 fn ' - 52:::E555E?'f ' nf---H .-. -- E . 1721.1-,111 . - - - - D Compllrnents of S 94 South Maln Nlendphlb Tennessee JACK WITTJEN enlor PIIOEOQI C1phs c1dd1t1onal prmts Comphments of MAGNOLIA SCHOOL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Batesx 111e M1SS1SS1pp1 COMP LIMEN TS GEM, INCORPORATED Byhaha M13 S15 slppl Manufactul er of Dust Mops, Toy Mops, Ironmg Table Pads and Covers , . 1 IIS ' L .- Holly Springs, Mississippi Negatives retained in file for OF 'gsmfv coATED ABRASIVE 0' COMPANY BUFORD S FURNITURE sToRE C ly Sp PP ly Sp HOLLY SPRINGS BRICK AND TILE COMPANY INCORPORATED EICC I' O Box Tele hone 5 4 Holly Sprln s, 1ss1ss1 1 nf? 'I IL .IS-P'F' 'C ' JA , Manufacture f 1 li er Abrasive Best in Furniture Hol rings, Mississipp H l rings, Mississ'pp' I Manufacturers of F B ' k P. . 311 p 9 .g M. . .Pp. ll-HHYI 2--i 2323112--Q! mi fu-1Pn4n1a-nuscquaz BADDCUR S BARGAIN CENTER Holly Sprmgs MIS S15 Slppl Phone 858 Comphrnents fQgQ3a!ouf COMPANY -AN' u.---- F' --'lug 5 , gif Manufacturers of Amerwa s Fmest Class Rmgs lnvzlalmns and Dlplomas H E ALLEN BILL PULLEN ED COPELAND NICKY DRAKE Jackson MISSISSIPPI Box 83 A-I AVENT S DAIRY Our Determmatlon Is to G1VC Serv1ce and Quallty T E AVENT Oxford M1ss1ss1pp1 ix fig: A I 2 Y SL' I f V R A A 1' A-I fA,-AYA -1,-ii ,, maui.-. ,fu -aa! ' ' Y ' 3 7 'N I. I - A . . X - I f I A Q Q TA x IA! S K Rx., Q -nn- -5' 4. ,W- , 4 mf ,f - 'fr lik' A '- I Q1 ' 'XX-1: 2' .1 . . XX: v ,:.:E -- ..... 1 ' 'll f gixx H I Ill - A. XX.:-3,..:g-gg -' . . . 'lix If 1 f n '1 .1 . K . . 9 O C 9 Cornphrnents P, sggv E M?4'hgGz':'1' FIRST fx mouom X PRINTING COMPANY Phone 527 BONDS FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Holly Spmngs Hlghway 78 M1ss1ss1pp1 Holly Sprmgs M1ss1ss1pp1 STANDARD IL 0 EDWINE GREEN JR Standard O11 D1str1butor Phone 325 Holly Spr1ngs M1ss1ss1pp1 C ornpllments of HOLLY BEAUTY SHOP Phone 161 Holly Sprlngs, M1ss1ss1pp1 SMITH AND BASS COTTON COMPANY Phone 339 Holly Sprlngs, M1ss1ss1pp1 C ornpllrnents of H. H. MCALEXANDER Pure O11 Products Phone 539 Holly Spr1ngs, M1ss1ss1pp1 Mark Every Grave Marble or Gramte Buy Dlrect No Agents Wr1te for Pnces HOLLY SPRINGS MARBLE woRKs S, C, LOWERY Holly Sprmgs, M1ss1ss1ppx S 'Zi Tift of N I ' 1 I Y af 152 BROWN'S I I fl I one ' 7 Compl1ment5 SIGMAN FARM EQUIPMENT CO Holly Sprmgs M15 51551pp1 Phone 300 Shop and Save at ST LOUIS BARGAIN STORE Holly Sprmgs MISSISSIPPI Comphrnent 5 of T H DAVIS SHEET METAL CONTRACTING Holly Sprmgs M1ss15s1pp1 TEXZICO TExAco OIL COMPANY Holly Sprmgs M15 515 Slppl Conqplufnents of STANDARD MOTOR SUPPLY Phone 475 Holly Sprmg M1551551pp1 You re money q orhe-od' When You Shop GREER AND GREER GROCERY Potts Camp M1551551pp1 Comphrnents of CRAWFORD S DRUG STORE Holly Sprmgs Mxssxssxppx Zmazq KNOTT'S GROCERY STORE Holly Sprlngs MISSISSIPPI of I . 9 - s l r U C . , .... , KZ' ,ga I snag? E213 fri I :i4fi 4? -Q . ,, , . ga L, K, J ,X at . Q .... Ur n , 1 7 1 1 T55 Need Money' bdve V1S1t the , GULF S MARSHALL SERVICE Lb! W STATION LOAN COMPANY WILSON HENSLEY Phone 1059 Holly Sprmgs M1ss1ss1pp1 Holly Sprmgs M1ss1ss1pp1 getta Wafaea DRUGS Latest Fashmons found at Your Dependable Drugg1st THE TRIO RATHER Holly Sprmgs M1ss1ss1pp1 DRUG STORE Holly Sprmga Mxs s1ss1pp1 Compllments A Complete Llne of .lanltor Supplles GEORGE WATSON sPoRnNo Gooos CENTRAL CHEMICAL COMPANY Tupelo, Miss1ss1pp1 813 Vance Memphis , Tenne ssee H I J' , , vd 1' f I r N , Y C ' KK Y 5 ,E f ' . ,.... of I n I0 BEN FRANKLIN 5 'O RU LE SI-0-RE E25 r-'MO K. .- GOLDEN RULE STORE 41 ,,4. , A' M V .rf 5 . - K -. 4 --L 4 .. il COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of BOOKER HARDWARE JOHN D, BROWN, Owner Phone 40 Holly Springs, Mississippi WPA Exo f M, pep X 4 AUT REPAIRS Nz' ? Q Q REED'S GARAGE Hwy. 7 North Holly Springs Mississippi SAM C LOWRY JR Complete Insurance Protection Miller Building Phone 502 Holly Springs Mississippi I Comp11ments of BURDETTS CLEANERS ervxce Is Our First Thought Holly Springs Mississippi Phone 500 Phone 501 SIMPSON LUMBER COMPANY INC Glidden Paints Quality Lumber Concrete Products Holly Springs Mississippi r the Latest in Farm Equipment FARMERS TRACTOR COMPANY Holly Sprlngs M1ss1ss1pp1 NUT LAST 'WNEEVS HLETJSRQQILZUR Phone 529 SOUTH REPORTER I 'V Printing and Office Supplies Phone H1 Bos WILLIAMS GARAGE Holly Springs Miss Holly Springs Mis s is s1pp1 Y O , O II ' I - . . IIS ' ' ll . , .... . ' ' . ' I Fo ' ' , . . , .... . , .tli as I f h 1,6 A pf' C 1 f 'ffgy . I sl Y- ff. N I XHE 'fs' A! A r QE rs 'N-,-. P I' , Svf , , . . . . . Y She must have come from the C ornphments vvgoj A B WO DS 0 WONDER SHOP Phone 534 -J STATION X eb Holly Sprmgs Holly Sprlngs Mlssls s1pp1 M15 s1s Slppl Best W1shes Senlor Class REYNOLDS FUNERAL HOME D1st1nct1ve Se rv1ce We have a funeral msurance pol1cy to meet your needs Cornpllments LLOYD CHATHAM Complmrnents of WESTERN AUTO Holly Sprlngs, M1ss1ss1pp1 Western Auto Associate Store in ' fi, A . . o ' Q L SERVICE 5' . O5 SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT , E, f ' 1 HIGH S SERVICE STATION Ope n1ght d day I-hgh ay 7 Holly Sp mgs MISSISSIPPI 2 c,0 ' 9806! 6 G9 W if JOHNNY S CAFE Good Food Al ays to Su1t You Taste Hlgh ay 78 Holly Sp 1 g M s1ss1pp1 Wjdy GOOD FOOD I M? -.92 TYSON DRUG COMPANY The Best 1 Eve yth1 g Holly Sp 1 gs MISSISSIPPI Best Wlshes HOLLY HI SENIORS f om CITIZEN S BANK OF BYHALIA Byhaha M1s s1s s 1pp1 za X I 3 C GC I, 1 1 at II W l I. II n ' an . 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