Holmes Community College - Horizons Yearbook (Goodman, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1954 volume:

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Whether we realize it or not, her influence has been strong upon us, helping us in the formation of our ideas, providing a basis for our future lives, and, above all, increasing our knowledge and wisdom. We Wish for Holmes junior College every prosperity. ANN NEAVES Editor CONTENTS DEDICATION ALMA MATER CAMPUS ADMINISTRATION IN MEMORIAM CLASSES FEATURES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS MR. HILARY O. THOMAS Dedication In September of 1946, after having spent four years in the service of his country, there came to this college as head of the agriculture department a young man filled with enthusiam for his Work and with a keen interest in young people. A grad- uate of Holmes Junior College in 1958 andof Mississippi State College in 1940, he entered into his duties conscientiously, winning the esteem of faculty and students alike. From 1946 through 1955 he sponsored a splendid program of student social events on the campus. He received his Master's Degree from Mississippi State College in 1950 and in 1951 was made Dean of Men. For his untiring efforts to give the students of his department the best instruction possible, for his great understanding and sympathy, and for his help at all times, we are happy todedicate this 1954 edition, of HORIZONS to MR. HILARY O. THOMAS, our teacher and our friend. ALMA MATER JESSIE VAN OSDEL MABEL GEWIN HARRIS JOHN CALDWELL E LSFLLLLLLQ .L ,L J J .. MA ALL HALL 'Ill VIEIUE9 ILOLY E 3 LT 5 1 JEXLEL Fifgf J'i?i??f3 THY PLECEPTS' T B ewan on ova NEARLY SLLLLLHLLLLVLL ig Lf if LF W A. ji? JE .JQL JM .EEL FA nw CHILDREN ILEIQZ FROM YEAPXTO YEAR Q 514313333 F fs! 33 I Aflvjsw if UA Z3 I-LLILS 3 LL SILQHOK LQLLEJEELE I BMW FYEK SING LUyEAHDPfAff17WHl'lNTHYSbcEB7 Wim HARRIS LDWELL - ,RNEVIR IIOJIOIL ELS nb 4 fmffw. A fx ' xml-0 75 . 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A . f I 'Q' 3' My Q 6144. . .. ' 'I Q ' Q ,,. f 1' f 4 IVY, L . , - . A. - -ffu, .- N-un-. ima 44041. W . X ' ' . A , f 7 I if V2 If 1 , f , W, , , - 1: 1, .L X Q I .II, rf I f f , , f ' wwf A -fy fnfmf, , M 1 5 M... I Ny,w5,x:QSg X , K A, ,g,,gQg,,, , - , 'fwffff 'f4fz.ffffM'921?'if 47 CAFETERIA A ,. A -f, ,,5'f.i,A ,4.,..f 'Affflfl ,--,'.'g.1L1i'.-1 , f -J, -gg,.:.a.I .QA ' Q W l7,Y..f'f,'7f'5'if t g--21' -' -':i,-f:1Ti'E.i '-1' ' A A f, f KW . I 5 X f f Zfff X -.v 4 HOME ECONOMICS BUILDING ..r.- ., 1 GIRLS' DORMITORY E I , I i I . , I I I - e R STUDENT CENTER M ASW GYMN BRANCH FIELD I 5 ,J , . , 1 ,fA I BOYS' -4 X I?-fi. J f 'T . . ': ,JN 'fl' g ,A 'i . , sg . ' ,--f--. ' I - Bh d' 14 '. ' K , ' f ,vfff-YL , ' .F- ffg.Qxa., 'gi' x - ,, A A 'nf . 5 ' .QF 57 'Miz' , in , 5 715: :z ' 1955, - ' ' - A.- Asffa. 1 -'. 'Z' - ' W, '1: :Q7,- 31:-,,.. Q-- i - - -' , , , a..'-if -Ab' 1 ? ,,,, - b. r .i 1 ' III ra ,,. , DORMITORY If I . I si H ,fx f PRESIDENT'S HOME I I ' 4 1 ' I Q , N . 1 - - ----. , Q- , ' . I . ' E- -........q W k r 4 . A 17' Q i 5 ,, ...., THE XVHITE HOUSE -TEACHER APARTMENTS . If' Q BQYS D Q R BI ITQRY 44-S I Y .3'-iSQgN'f I ' s W MUSIC-SCIENCE BUILDING CLASSROOM BUILDING BAND HALL hsfwl! ' A Education does not mean teaching people what they do not know. It means teaching them to behave as they do not behave. It is not teaching the youth the shapes of letters and the tricks of num- bers, and then leaving them to turn their arithmetic to roguery, and their literature to lust. It means, on the contrary, train- ing them into the perfect exercise and kingly continence of their bodies and souls. It is a painful, continual, and diffi- cult work to be done by kindness, by watching, by warning, by precept, and by praise, but above all-by example. -JOHN RUSKIN f Admznzstwztzon X In Memoriam MRS. BERNICE DELOACH RODGERS Because of her faithful and untiring service to the school as dietitiang because of her unceasing devotion to the activities of the schoolg and, above all, because of her interest in and love for countless students who were privileged to know her, this page of HORIZONS is affectionately dedicated to the memory of MRS, BERNICE DELOACH RODGERS. dietitian: and, abOVC who were y dedicated BOARD TRUSTEES MR. G. H. MCMORROUGH, Prefident Lexington MR. L. R. THOMPSON, Secretary Lexington MR. B. W. HUMPHREY Ebenezer MR. FRANK EAKIN Thornton MR. RAS M. BRANCH Goodman A MR. RALPH L. RAY Tchula N0 picture MR. FRANK IRVIN LOVELL Black Hawk v N 0 picture P f ' 5 f ' cf . fr ffm l ,f ...vj,,'y1,,:3,,1',,:,-VV, ' 'f f ,, X ' ' ' f vtflf 11 if V Xi? .149 . ,., ,:.: -- ,M 4 1 f f ff W1 fd f 1 if Q if 7 WZ f X Z! Q ffj Of af ,. NN W ,f, f if W ff , ff f X x .ff , ,fm 41 V., .f . , ffjf- .M E'fZ'3 9, 1 , Q A Z K4 ZW X Z .. . . ' fi 4'AfW fjf ffffilvffff f , f , , I, Qfgfgiilff V , if ' T V, 69 1 ,, ff .. KW ' f ' V f7W , ,, , '74 f 'L - t ff t if I ' ...f -4 fe ! w ADMINISTRATION i MR. CLARENCE W. LORANCE Prefidem' BA., Mississippi College M.A., George Peabody College ADMINISTRATIGN MR. ERNEST W. WILSON Dean and Director of Guidance B.S., .Mississippi State College M.S., Mississippi State College M.E., Mississippi State College MR. G. J. EVERETT Registrar and Education B.A., Mississippi Southern College M.A., George Peabody College MR. S. F. ALLEN Burineff Manager and Commerce B.A., North Georgia College M.A., Columbia University MR..FRANK B. BRANCH Principal of High School B.A., Mississippi College M.A., University of Alabama MRS. MABEL BINGHAM Dean of Women Louisiana State University Mississippi State College for Women MR. VARDAMAN VANCE Dean of Men and Commerce B.S., Mississippi State College M.S., Mississippi State College MR. H. H. BURKES lnduytrial Education and Arrirtant Dean of Men B.S., Mississippi State College Graduate Study, Mississippi State College H! 1' ag il-mi Q RIG, 'Q 5- circa' Qi F ACULTY INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF MR. R. XV. ALMOND Agrir11lI1n'e B.S., Mississippi State College M.S., Georgia State College MRS. FRANK B. BRANCH French and Englirb B.A., Mississippi State College for Women Graduate Study, University of Mississippi MR. GORDON L. CARR A 1JI!lfl196'7?lIIlff.f amz' Coach of Bafketball B.S., Millsaps College M.E., University of Mississippi MRS. J. G. JACOB Alfztbenlntiar MRS. G. J. EVERETT Englifla B.A., George Peabody College Graduate Study, George Peabody College B.A., Grenada College M.S. Ed., University of Idaho M.A., University of Mississippi MR. GUS 'I'. LITTLE, JR. Imlrfmzental Sfrpewirion B.M.E., Mississippi Southern College MRS. C. XV. LORANCE ilimit' B.A., Millsaps College Piano with Sylvio Scionti George Peahody College Graduate Study, American Conservatory of Music, Chicago MRS. MARTHA TYE McKIE Allljjf B.M., and M.M., Gunn School of Music and Dramatic Arts, Chicago Chicago Conservatory and Musical College JQW a, nf 4 fa '- Wfffl' an af ,ae,afZ. Z Pu ,Z 41 sl- in-- F A C U L T Y INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF MR. JOHN P. MITCHELL Science B.S., George Peabody College M.A., George Peabody College Study toward Ph.D., Louisiana State University MR. BILLIE MONTAGUE I-Iirtory B.S., Mississippi Southern College M.A., University of Mississippi MRS. BILLIE MONTAGUE Librarian B.S., B.S. in Library Science, George Peabody College MR. C. F. MOORE Radio Mississippi State College MISS MAUDE MONTAGUE Commerce B.S., Mississippi State College for Women M.A., George Peabody College MISS LOTTIE PEEBLES Home Economics B.S., George Peabody College M.A., Columbia University University of Tennessee University of Iowa MR. OLIVER L. POOLE Coach and Physical Education B.S.P.E., University of Mississippi Graduate Study, University of Mississippi MR. VAN L. STEWART Coach and Pbyrical Education B.S., Millsaps College M.E., University of Mississippi F A C U L T Y INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF 'Av- MISS DOROTHY THOMAS Pbyrlcal Education B.S.P,E., Delta State Teachers College Mississippi Southern College MR. HILARY O. THOMAS Agrlrnltlzre B.S, Mississippi State College M.S., Mississippi State College s-'Q MISS ,IESSIE VAN OSDEL English B.S., George Peabody College M.A., George Peabody College . University of Chicago MRS. ERNEST W. WILSON Commerce B.A., Belhaven College Graduate Study, University of Alabama Graduate Study, University of Mississippi NON-INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF MRS. ZILPHA E. MANSELL Ho.f!e.f.f Boyf' Dormitory Blue Moutain College DR. HAL M. TERRY College Pbyrician B.S., I.N.I., M.D., Emory University MRS. W. L. NIX Dietitian MR. BENNETT A. MCBRIDE Superintendent of Building! and Gfgymif Mississippi State College F A C U L T Y NON-INSTRUCTIONAL l 'll wr' STAFF MRS. ALLEN MULLAN Secretary to Prefzdent MISS PEGGY CLARKE Secretary to Bguineff Manager MRS. MARVIN T. BOND BSU Secretary MR. G. W. FLOYD Nigbt Watchman MRS. ALLEIN DOUGLAS Manager Student Center MRS. J. J. BAIRD Manager Cleaning Plant MRS. B. A. MCBRIDE Afxiftant Manager Student Center MRS. H. BROWNING Manager Laundry Whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, if there by any virtue and if there be any praise, think on these things. -THE BIBLE The Epiflle of the Apoflle Paul to the Plailippiam, IV: 8 whatsoever things are of good reportg .X . I A Q 5 ' s I ,XT 40-- JVUN e'Ql Jvc, . 'we-f' , HX, L SoPHoMoRE CLASS C OFFICERS Prexltlent REX ALVIN WARNICK HOUSTON Life it not .ro Jhoft but tlaere ir ulwayx time for courtefyf' President Sophomore Class 543 Hall of Fame 543 Secretary-Treasurer YMCA 543 Stu- dent Body Council 533 Choir 533 Wesley Foundation Council 533 Vice-President Wesley Foundation 54. V Vice Prefident ROBERT A. REED ACKERMAN Loyalty is the .keynote of Bolgbyir perronalityf' Vice President Sophomore Class 543 Football 533 543 Y Cabinet 543 Wesley Foun- dation Council 53. ' Secretary JOYCELLE HANCOCK YAZOO CITY joy rife: in laer like tz .fummefr Jun. Homecoming Queen 543 Most Popular 543 Basketball 53, 543 H Club 53, 543 Choir 543 Y Cabinet 54. Reporter BILLY DEAN RAY Billy if intelligent and energetic. He if intefefted in people and tlaingff' Editor GROWL 543 GROWL Staff 533 Choir 543 Basketball 53, 543 Wesley Founda- tion Council 533 Delegate to Mississippi junior College Press Conference 54. EUPORA Sponsor MRS. ZILPHA MANSELL GOODMAN Ra f i ! 1 G I l 6 I .l W I , J f 'C NC: rfr. Sen! tfhwff ' ffayj 5, M f , W 'W f ' ' . thang ww.,-' wanna anffnm .fa ., n We -ff . X f f in a a tx X 'ff 1 f - I SOPHO CRES ROBERT ALEXANDER KOSCIUSKO A light heart liver long. Choir 543 Football 53, 54g H Club 53, 54. SHIRLEY ANTHONY GRENADA Well-tirned .vilence haf more eloquence than Jpeechf' VIVIAN ARNOLD BENTON An affahle and courteour little perronf' Best Athlete 544 Basketball 53, 54g H Club 53, 54. HANSEL BARLOW CRYSTAL SPRINGS Hamel has that rare quality-dependability. Band 533 President Band 54. DONALD BELL ETHEL lVrite me as one who lover hir fellow men. Choir 53, 54g Y Cabinet 543 Wesley Foundation Council 53, 54. MARVIN T. BOND . TCHULA A friend may well he reckoned the masterpiece of Na- ture. BSU Convention 54. JOHN BOWEN EUPORA He if truly great that is little in himself and that maketh no account of any height of honour. Football 5 3. RAY BRASWELL Mcc00L Knowledge comer, but wisdom lingerrf' Hall of Fame 545 President YMCA 543 President BSU 543 President Freshman Class 53g Vice President Student Body Organization 53g Boys' Prayer Meeting Chairman YWCA 553 BTU Chairmang BSU Convention 54. THOMAS BRUCE ACKERMAN Gentle of Jpeech, heneficent of mind. Choir 53, 543 Y Cabinet 54g Student Body Council 541 Vesper Chairman YMCA 533 FTA 543 Vice President Wes- ley Foundation 533 President Wesley Foundation 543 Bas- ketball 53, 54. REGINA BURNS BENTON De1fout yet cheerful, active yet refignedf' OPHOMORES WARDENE BURNS GREENVILLE A Pelef Pan, full of mifchieff' FRED CAFFEY DUCK Hll.I A greg! degree of wif, accolllflfmied hy' good ,l'e'IllL'-H Band 53g Westminster Council 533 Bi1SlCCfbHll 55- JOHN ROBERT CAIN KOSCIUSKO With malice foward izoizef with charity for all. Football 53, 54. PATRICIA CARWILE U 1NONf1 Hzzmilily, that low, Iweez roof, from which all hearenly ifirpuex Jhoolf' Freshman Class Reporter 53g Student Assembly Committee 533 Choir Reporter 533 Miss HJC 543 Hall of Fame 541 Accompanist Choir 54g Pianist BSU 541 Pianist Y 545 FTA 54. JOE MARTIN CAUTHEN LEXINGTON liz school calm and quiezy on zhe athletic field a riof. Football 543 H Club 54. WILLIAM CHAMBLESS NASHVILLE, TENN. My only hook! were u'omai2'J loohf, And follylr all lhey'z'e laugh! me. Football 53, 54g H Club 543 Growl Staff 54: Reporter Student Body 54. ELEANOR REA COST BRUCE But Jo fair, Jhe takes the hreaih of men away. Hall of Fame 545 Vice President BSU 543 Y Cabinet 541 BSU Convention 54. ALAN DALE GOODMAN Patience if a izecenary izzgredieizt of genius. NORRIS DICRARD LEXINGTON Generous porliom of Jincerily, frieizdlinexr, and fun combine to make Shag Shag. Most Handsome 54g Business Manager HORIZONS 541 Choir 53, 545 Driver of the Pup 53, 54g BSU Conven- tion 54. CHARLES DICRERSON GOODMAN C0W'ff'01U, ialenled, capable, arlixtic boy he so accomplished? Band 543 Drum Major 54. -Hou' can .ruch .1 i OPHO ORE ROBERT DOSSETT CANTON Let HJ have wine and women, mirth and laughterg Jer- monf and foda water the day after. Football 53, 54, H Club 53, 54. WAYNE ELLIS BENTQN A dash of folor, but deep within a loyalty that dare! all thingx for a friend. GROWL Staff 54g Choir 54, BSU Convention 54. J OE Fox PULASKI U'fhat within if good and fair, he .reeth with the heart. Friendliest 54, BSU Council 54g Student Body Council 54g' BSU Convention 54. VERNIECE GILMORE LEXINGTON A loving heart ii the beginning of all knowledge. Y Cabinet 543 Wesley Foundation Council 54g Wesley Foundation Attendance Committee 53. LARRY GOODSON CALHOUN CITY He hai an attractive dare-devil air and tabef life af it earner. ' Football Manager 545 I-I Club 54. JANET GREENLEE KILMIcHAEL lVhen did morning ever break, and find such beaming eye: awake? Friendliest 54g Y Cabinet 53, 543 Student Body Council 54g Typical Freshman 53g Wesley Foundation Council 535 Secretary-Treasurer Wesley Foundation 54. COURTNEY GRIFFIN EUPORA Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Band 53, 54. THOMAS E. GULAN STEUBENVILLE, OHIO N0,1h way 600 years old before he knew how to build an arhg don't loie your grip, Tom! MARGIE HANCOCK CANTON For .rhe :J fe! the quiet type, Whoie nature never 1far1eJ. Basketball ss, 54, H Club 55, 54- JAMES LEE HARRIS WINONA All great men are dead-I don't feel Jo well myJelf. OPHOMORE MARJORIE SUE HOOD 'fU 0 f ZealouJ, yet znodeytg innocent, tlaougln frfff Itlllfxlblf iff faith-Majorie'J a dear. Hall of Fame 543 BSU Council 543 President YXWCA 54. HORIZONS Staff 53, 543 BSU Convention 54- JIMMY IRBY clctfmnzm One who never befornef too abforbed in lair own inter- ertr to greet a friend. GROWL Staff 53: Business Manager GROWL 5-il ?fUdCnl Activities Committee 531 Y Cabinet 543 Wesley Iiounda' tion Council 543 Delegate to Methodist Student Movement Retreat. DOROTHY ANN JORDAN COFFEEVILLI: She if a Joplaiftifate who alrnoft foolf you-until foe 11'l:lIkJ' at you on the fly. Majorette 54. RAMONA JORDAN INDIANOLA Her lo1'eline.r5 I nerer knew until .rlve .flllllfd on me. Wesley Foundation Council 54. LUTHER LAMB, JR. WINONA I do not Jet nzy life at a pin'5 fee. Most Versatile 543 Choir 543 Band 53. 543 Football 53. 54: H Club 54. JAMES RAY MCDANIEL PICKENS There war a little man and be bar a little roulg And lne raid, Little Soul, let uf try, try, try. ' JUDINE MCDONALD GOODMAN Genteel in perronage, fondue! and equipageg Noble by loeritage, generour and free. MELDON MCWILLIAMS u'f1NoNA HiJ heart ar far from fraud ar lveaven from earth. Treasurer BSU 543 HORIZONS Staff 533 BSU Conven- tion 54. LANELLE MARLING MADISON A rider of lifelf merry-go-round of fun, but one wifi, laeart full of life'J reriou.rneJ.r. Head Cheerleader 54Q Basketball 53 54 Y Cab' t 54. a y lne , Freshman Cheerleader 533 Choir 53, 543 Student Body Coun- cil 533 Secretary-Treasurer Student Body 54. EARL MILES GRENADIL1 ff f 'A I 1 . 4 I lrimzley laar a laugh that If mfectzour. He will .flaare xx 3 41 1 - - . ' n e your rorrowr and your foyf. Basketball 53, 54Q BSU Council 543 Y Cabinet 543 BSU Convention 54. I is SOPHOMORES JAMES MOORE VAUG1-IAN Not too serious, not too gay,' hut a rare good fellow when it eomey to 17lay. Football 55, 54. WILLIAM MOORE HOUSTON Of gentle foul, to human race a frzen JAMES MORGAN CARTHAGE ?Z'on . if a lively, rather pert little perron who enjoy! life with hir whole foul. Cheerleader 54g Attendance Committee Wesley Foundation 535 Delegate to Methodist Student Movement Retreat. ALLEN MULLAN Knight without fear and withou JAMES EARL OLLIVER W1N0N,q He if a little chimney, heated hot in a moment. Most ,popular 543 Football 53, 54g Club 54. FREDDIE PHILLIPS A good Jport, a good friend, and the heft o com panionff' GROWL Staff 54. DONALD PORTERQ BENTON Why Jtudy? I'tiJ '.f?a5ier to bluff the prof.r. HORIZONS Staff 53g Boys' Basketball Manager 53, 54. t ANNE RAINEY WEIR The Devil hath not, in all hir auwerr fhozre an arrow for the heart like a Jweet wire. HORIZONS Staff sag FTA 54gEho1r ss 54 Y Cabmet 53, 54g Westminster Fellowship Council 53 RILEY RONE ETHEL He Jaw hir duty and went for it then and there. Wesley Foundation Council 53, 54. LOUIE GREGORY Ross EUPORA He weren't no faint-but at jedgment ld run my thanre with Sonny. Band 53, 54. I I ze -Q 'df' , 3 i 3 K FRESHMAN CLASS A OFFICERS DANIEL E. COOKE Calhoun City President BETTIE EARL REYNOLDS Ethel 1 Vice Preyiderzt PEGGY HAIROLD Grenada Secretary-Tremurer BILLY BERBERETTE A Yazoo City Reporter MISS DOROTHY THOMAS Goodman Sponsor WGS! 43 if ff FRE HME DOYLE ABLES Gooclmza JERRY ABELS I1 Sallix GENE ADCOCK JOY ALLEN B. C. BECK Grenada ' kx.. x gi , DEWITTE BELK NTNA SUE BELL X f 1' 777 NN Y ijxf 1 N A N X xx ff gf Ethe Yazoo City Holcomb I R , BENJAMIN BENNETT 1 ffff :':' Vaiden f j 2, MALCOLM BENNETT Carrollton MARTHA BILLINGSLEA Camden HAROLD BRISCOE CARLOS BROADWATER Vaiden New port, Ark. f 3 ANNIE RUTH BROWN IN G Goodman MARVIN BURCHFIELD A 2 ea ', ' ,rr X l.,1 Af Q Wav 2 X A MARILYN CAFFEY . 1 SL? ZH F BILLY BURNETTE H lrrrsburg Ark Duck Hrll Y'-v 'i LARRY CALDWELL Winona WILLIAM CARTER Hughes, Ark. LACY CHAPMAN HERBERT COLLIER Hughc-R. Ark. Tchula S- KK Q ,V ' 7 ' , ., A , 4 ' W 5 , , N-t I 7 Wfffamw SUE COLLIER French Camp MELECIO CONTRERAS Honduras C.A. CLAIRE COOPER ROGER COURTS DEWITT CUTTS Weir JOHN DALE Goodman BOBBY DeLOACH JAMES DEVINE MARY ALICE DYE Grenada BILLY DYKES Grenada BRYANT ELLIS GOWAN ELLIS LEATH ELMORE Winona GENE FESTERVAND Pickens JEAN FONVILLE PHILLIP FOUCHE SUE GRAHAM Ethel ZACK GRAY Tchula VIRGINIA GREGG THOMAS Y. GUNTER Durant Pickens Carrollton Vaiden West West Lexington Benton West Point Durant f ,W f ff 15 , . 4.42554 .2i.r X Y iffy? - ' f' ' F -a rf y W4 Q? J' ' , 3 W il 7 f fe - , ,I fy , aw X Wa, Z2 Q wx 4 A X. FRE HME GLENDA FAYE HART IJIQICVIY, BOBBIE JEAN HAR'l'HCUf.K 'I.LI1UIgl ARTIE HENDRICKS QIYCVILILIJ JOE HERRINGIOIN' Aikciinan WILLIAM E. HILL, JR. XVQSK DAVID I-IODGES Vaiden H. W. I-IOLLEINIAN Piclicfns JAMES C. I-IOL'I' IQOSLILISICU J BOBBY HUNT W A Ackerman M CARL HLITCHISON INIC15nLII.1IN5 2' AA ' Af KELLY HUTEHISON J Sams I N HAROLD HUNTER - , I X Midland City. Alabama J .LB I LAVONE IRWIN W Tallula BOB JOHNSON ' if Vaiden : EDDIE JOHNSON I I ZZ Cglntufl a ...M JORDEAN JOHNSON E Zama i PAUL JOHNSTON K... A ' 1 Benton EDWARD JONES ,mmm--f CLIUIKFH GEORGE KILPATRICK Ackei'nI.In DONALD LEWIS BILCKTOI 'S- F , O - L K. FRESHME J. T. LOLLAR PAY LOVE DELAINE MCBRIDE BARBARA MCCULLAR MELVIN MCFARLAND OUIDA MCGILL Ashland JEANIE MCINTOSH Winona DOT MCLELLAN Durant DICK MANSKER Goodman , JEANNETTE MARTIN Kosciusko FLORENCE MONTGOMERY Pickens ANN NEAVES Goodman CLARA NORRIS Eupora DAVID OAKES Kosciusko BETTY PACE Canton JOHN PACE, JR. French Camp CHARLES PATTERSON Kilmichael TABITHA PEDEN Durant BILLIE JO PENNINGTON MALCOLM PIERCE Kilmichael Kilmichael West Batesville 19' Q Elvins, Mo. Yazoo City Benton Uh FRE HME CARL POOLE Canton SHIRLEY POWELL u Duck Hill CAROLYN PUTNAM Vaiden WILLIAM QUEEN Canton 'JAMES READ Vaiden BARBARA REEVES New Hebron MARY ANNE RENICK Ashland VIILLIAM L. RHODES Yazoo City JOANNE RICHARDSON Ackerman WANDA ROBERTS West HOMER ROBERTSON Sallis AUBREY RODGERS Durant FRED ROGERS Durant AARON ROEBUCK Zama JAMES R. RUCKER I Durant SARA SALLY Eupora S SHACKELFORD ' Eden J A S, tl f BOBBYE SHUMAKER .M , Ethel , HELEN SIMS Kosciusko BOBBY SINGLETARY Memphis, Tenn. fx Y K 11- fi vf' I .71 W 6 I X 4 1 -ss 83+ ERESHM iQ' FRANK STANTON HENRY STEWART WILLIAM STRICKLEN DERWOOD SWINNEY LOUIS C. TEMPLE ADA THOMAS MIRIAM THOMAS GENE THREADGILL WAYNE TRUITT Vaiden BOBBY STAPLES f Ackerman Lexington BETTY STREETMAN Pickens Kosciusko JAMES W. TENNYSON Durant Tchula Ackerman VERA KATHERINE TENNYSON Ackerman Duck Hill Duck Hill Big Creek ' '99 1 1 Durant ' GEORGE vANHoozER S I1'1OI'13 f CHARLES WADDELL ltifi' A 5 DORIS WAKHAM A Grenada S N ,, , f ri fm! l 'I 5 1 THATCHER W,QiLT JAMES VUARNER COOPER WATKINS A A 2' X MARY FRANCES WALDRUP Benton Goodman Big Creek Tch Lila ERE HME LOUIS WHEELER Goodman JAMES L. WHITE '- Tchula . BILLIE YATES Ethel N il J RADIO SCHOOL .Em LEE H. COCKRELL Kosciusko than RAY B DURAN Kosuusko GEORGE FARRELL Durant LARRY FOWLER A Pickens JOHN ALLEN HEMPHILL Koscxusko W M RENACKER Durant LARUS SIMS Koscxusko JOHN W. WOODSON Kosciusko HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS 3 OFFICERS President PATRICIA PEEPLES GRENADA A merry spirit does good like a medicine. President Senior Class 543 Hall of Fame 543 Freshman Foot- ball Maid 543 Choir 543 Beta Club 54. ' Vice President ' JOAN BAUOHN PICKENS Can't keep up with her romance-a different guy at every dance. Beta Club 52, 53, 543 Basketball 523 Girls' State Repre- sentative 53. ' 4 Secretary JANET DENDY CAMDEN To he with her is never dullf We all know she's quite a girl. Beta Club 543 Secretary Senior Class 54. Treasurer EDDIE MERLE PUTNAM CAMDEN Life is what you make it. Miss Holmes Agricultural High School 543 Treasurer Sen- ior Class 543 Basketball 54. Reporter ' REVA DATTEL I ' GRENADA Pretty hrown eyes and hair-as a cheerleader she did her share. ' A Basketball 52,535 Maiorette 533 GROWL Staff 53, 543 Vice President Junior Class 543 Choir 523 Band 523 President S0Ph0more Class 523 Most Versatile 533 Reporter Band 532 Reporter Senior Class 54. Sponsor MR. R. W. ALMOND GOODMAN DENNIS ANDERSON PICKENS Youth and pleasure should he spentg Age will come and I'll repent. Most Versatile 543 Basketball 52, 53, 543 FFA 52, 533 Secretary FFA 543 Cheerleader'53, 543 Secretary Sophomore Class 523 Secretary FFA 54. JOY ATKINSON HOUSTON Quiet and sweety has cz personality that can't he heat. Most Beautiful 54Q Student Council 54. EFRAIN ARRIAGA TELA, HONDURAS, A He's at future business many For everything he has a plan. FFA 53, 54. TOMMY BAYS GRENADA Never cz sorrow, never a sight Everyone seems to like the guy. Most Popular 543 FFA 543 Band 54. RUTI-IIE JEAN BRANCH A jolly girl, a majorette-She is liked hy everyone she has met. Basketball 52, 53, 543 Majorette 53, 54 Best Athlete 53 ' ., vz ew HIGH SCHOOL IOR DON BUCHANAN oURfIN'1' Happy, go-lurhy-if jolly fellow. Vice President Sophomore Class 523 FFA 52- 543 Report' er FFA 54. WILLIAM INGRAM DURAN7' Q1ziel, loyal, and lure, Re.rer1'ed, ye! !1'lL'llljl'1' and filmi- anl, foo. FFA 54. MARION JENKINS PICKEN5 The quielesf one fha! we hare f0lUld,' Wfe hardly hnou' when he'J around. President FFA 54, FFA 52, 533 Beta Club 52- 53- 54- BARBARA JO RANDLE JOHNSON I fI1u11.x SeI'e11iIy and dignily-her Jlrongefl fhll7':lC'f6'I'l.fllf,f.H FLORA BELL JONES PICKENS They alwayf 1l'lIl lhe Golden D ' ll 'h, l' hui lizzle my. ay , o Lrlen math HARRY KAPLAN PICKENS He'J Jo quiet and .ro fhy, To know him if lo like fhif guy- Mr. HAI-IS 543 President Beta Club 54: Beta Club 52. 53: Vice President FFA 543 FFA 52. 53. BETTY LYNN CAMDEN A winning .rmile and 11 plefifing per.Iom1li1y. Basketball 54. CAROLYN MCCLANAIEIAN GOODAIAN F1'iendl y, graceful, und rourleour- lh.fIl'.v Carolyn. CARL PEEP He hor a way all his own and we find if Very ,blea.ring. Football 543 FFA 545 Best Athlete 54. LES GRENADA CLAUI5 HERBERT PUTNAM CAMDEN 'hHe haf iz look lhat Jignifiex ,rlefrdizzen of purpofe. fr.:- fience, and pei'.re1'emnce. FFA 54. MARY ELIZABETH WARI5 C!l1WDElNl A rheerful .flllllfj iz good di,rj1o.Iilio11. Beta Club 54. GEORGE DAY WYNN15 ,UCKEM 'Chun 10 1005.41 ,Jim J'01l'd Ihilll? he',I' .flllll'.' Bill lvifh fha' glflf he'.f a dzfferenl show. Friendliest 543 , . 4, S 53: Reporter FFA 54. ' U M -- Secretary-Treasurer Iunior Cllss 53 ITA ' Y K K L Ai fx HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS BOBBY KILLEBREW Pfefzdenz JOHNNY HOOVER Vzfe Pferzden JOE DICKERSON ....... Senetmy Trearzuef BUDDY SCARDINO .. Rep01ze1 MR. GORDON L. CARR Spomm Katherine Branch Faud Canahuati Mary Catherine Dale Earl Dickerson johnny Fowler Dimple Greene Pan! jones Carol Mabry Patricia Murtagh .f il fx ' L S X sr ' . 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I l , WG 2 Egg? flat WWV X I -.:7 ,.,..3:.,4:1'Y sy ' ' J f fqff ' 22::: 'U11:fi'f1',-5 1 . f- 1 . , Q, .QW -as ,fa 1 I Q-Mwfs, 2 -.s'2' Z SSN if lif,111i 195' UZY Z 2 07 Yrv fu-wf 4 X 'ff-1.5 se if-Liga, , . -- fi siiifiiff W, s J 1, ,W gf, Q rt, .15 al ., L J' ,Zi f I X ,L ,-qua, ,. ., Y .. , fi, ,fe- A 1 1x A if 'Qs ai f X 4 Q ff N 7 W S f , 4 f la wi ww s sl- M i A l if HIGH SCHOOL OPHO ORE JANE BROCK ..... J. P. PILGRIM ........ OFFICERS JOHNNIE ALLEN ..................... ROSE MARIE DICKERSON ..... MR. OLIVER L. POOLE ..... Joy Ables Roy Ables john Almond Dyer Atkinson Gerry Atkinson Joe L. Bierman Pat Burrell Margarette Cleghorn William Cochran MEMBERS Nancy Cox jose Dardano Elizabeth Lee Dorsey Wilma Alice Hart Charles I-Ioof William Lehner Bettye McBride Christine McBride Betty Ann McCrory Dorothy jean McDaniel Pre,fia'ez11 Vire Prxafideflf Ser1'ef.1r'5 T7'6.1,YIlI'67' Sponsor Hoover Maxwell Billy May Betty Putnam Katherine Sallis Kay Simpson Feddie joe Taylor Elizabeth Tillotson Charles Wfillianis Bob Wentworth i Q 4 K J of f J L A I X Bull at Zbunnrf J an 1 'Wt'--'N x X fi ,b 21 . BX I X:-J I- A ' ' ' , X m 1,1 J n in Aliggsj lf :.,V?. -A qlur ' gf -PA 5 s 'G A ,SOPHOMORES . Vivian Arnold i Ray Braswell Thomas Bruce A Patricia Carwile Eleanor Cost ' A if V Marjorie Hood Judine McDonald Steve Smith r Dorothy Trelkeld ' J' A A Rex Alvin Warnick -E ,' Harry Kaplan Katherine Branch P R E S Patricia Murtagh J Johnnie Allen The following students made the grade of A on semester: f A ll , r r l COLLEGE FRESHMEN Nina Sue Bell Sue Collier Daniel Cooke Roger Courts Jean Fonville Thomas Gunter Dot McClellan A Jeannie McIntosh ' Jeannette Martin Ann Neaves ' Betty Ann Pace Aubrey Rodgers Sara Sally Henry Stewart Thatcher Walt J1-HGH SCHOOL SENIORS JUNIORS Patricia Wynn SOPHOMORES Norma Burrell COLLEGE Ray Braswell Steve Smith Rex Alvin Warnick Henry Stewart HIGH SCHOOL Mary Elizabeth Ward Patricia Wynn Norma Burrell Mary Elizabeth Ward Bobby Killebrew Betty Lou Porter Jane Brock every course they took for first BEAUTY Beauty is seen In the sunlight, The trees, the birds, Corn growing and people working Or dancing for their harvest. Beauty is heard In the night, Wind sighing, rain falling, Or a singer chanting Anything in earnest. Beauty is in yourself. Good deeds, happy thoughts That repeat themselves In your dreams, In your work, And even in your rest. -E-YEI-I-SHURE Z 6lfZl'l 6S '.,.,,. .A -.-wry, - I - 1 A. I' I 5 A 'WL u gs, .4 x 1 v , A ,v 'fs . . if n uf! 'Q Qt Ya. 's 3 . 4 ww if Q 1 F xr L , rv! ff Q 2 Z XYQXNHNQX NNN Nkwx 2 Z f fffy if, MW '47 ' ww ff 'Img' 0 1 9 U Q at b A ' 50,6 0 X 7 v . - .Q A SNR.. Q! .4 P , x , iff, ,'3?c , M ,wfmkg , I J? 'f-KI -S pl-p- ,f-' 4,.-f 1 iii A 4 if ww 4, ,, v 'Q 4 ,pf , l ' 2 14? if U, 5 ,f ,,,, ' august:- j X I ,252 5' x, ,, , 19 Jaya .M 'Qi , 2442 5, A-, W WY Am, A 1 af we 5 We 42? 4 ..., M 4' QS' 1 O My ,.,, , A Agfa, , ' ' f' 1 1 'r 1 7 4 A, Y N Av ll 5 1 'K I Ji fum ,M 1 '1 -I' ' z ,L E fa N I ,A W, o f 'I . I I X .,u -Q- WHO'S WHO My. H A H S HARRY KAPLAN Frienciliesf JANE BROCK GE ORGE WYNNE i E-Ra' 13 . gli gif' WW, .. , Kalb' vw'-eh-4-41: ' ef? 4' RA iv- , .. 1 x- t s Y? L,.. ,-X - ' x Most H mciyome Most Beautiful A EARL DICKERSON JOY ATKINSON R Wu. 4 3 'l I Bm Athletes ,1 An. f'll7:rr xl , sv. N 'QU - 13 1 ,-A n AQ, Tw- I f - gin? 72, vm, 'pf W f ' J ' ici' W: fix. W1 ,ff V zo 4:24 1... ,gfjw V ,, Q f-- 1' 15 :cv , vm, ff, Vg fh In , ' , 04' fy' If ' - ,, ' ' V022 wi' 4, fy '52 ff 'A-,af W 1 , ,,Nx.W,, , ff ff' WM wi f ,W I 7 f W A fAAA ' J 4 f fa f W' ,yy f f .i fi , f A ,, ' f jd f ff ' 14' I fs' W M W R-1 '4 xv W x I 'W-. ff 4 S , f ., 7 ' ff . I V. ,Q My-,A , 1 R , A f nf, AZ 1 , M fy? A 4 4 CARL PEEPLES MAGGIE MCCRORY A .9-r -. . - l I Q MQ F ,4 ,A 5 ., rihgyfi. Twin 4 -PJ. K 5- .I LQ? RAY BRASWELL Prefidenl YMCA Prefidenl BSU g . MARJORIE HOOD Preridenl YIVCA BSU Courzril v' ,gfiiifii-f,3:f1f?e2Q:,5' -,ll.f:' .ff irigf 42 I PATRICIA CARWILE HOWARD SNYDER Min Holmes junior College Mr. Holnzef junior College A,mmp,mif1 +044 Choir Prexident Studenl Body ELEANOR COST Vice Preriderzz BSU YIVCA Cabinet HARRY KAPLAN Mr'. H olrney Agricultural Higlo Scbool Preyidenl of Beta Club PATRICIA PEEPLES Preyident of Higla Srbool Senior Clan Mori Popular i ' 4 5 X., ,- xxiuz R. ff FOOTBALL ROYALTY Homecoming Queen IOYCELLE HANCOCK Freflfmmz Maia' JEANNETTE MARTIN Higla School Maia' PATRICIA PEEPLES MM Qs Helen Sims Ann Neaves Bettie Reynolds Billie jo Pennington Jean Fonville Eleanor Cost Betty Pace Patricia Carwile jimmy Neaves Nlawdi Gwzs Ball February 4, 1954 Sponsored by the GROWL Staff Reigning Royalty of 1953 QUEEN KATHERINE BRANCH DUKE WALLACE SHERWOOD Royally of 1954 KING HARRY KAPLAN QUEEN PATRICIA MURTAGH FAVORITES PAGES Joe Herrington Fred Caffey Dennis Anderson Cecil Trussell Luther Lamb Rex Alvin Warnick Donald Bell joe Fox Tommy McDonald 1.5 WS! 4,5 ff Steve Smith LaN elle The annual staff takes this opportunity to recognize two students who have meant much to Holmes junior College, its spirit, and its activities. Courteous to fellow-students and to instructors, joyous in disposition, co- operative at all times, and standing for that which is right, they have, each in his own way, performed many important tasks that have contributed to the success of school activities. Steve and La Nelle, we shall miss you greatly! Mawling LITTLE GEMS OF THOUGHT joy is not in things, it is in us. -WAGNER People do not lack strengthg they lack Will. -VICTOR HUGO The men who try to do something and fail are infinitely better than those who try to do nothing and succeed. . -LLOYD JONES You can never have a greater or less dominion than over yourself. -LEONARDO da VINCI The courage we desire and prize is not the courage to die decently, but the courage to live manfully. -CARLYLE You better live your best and act your best and think your best todayg for today is the sure preparation for tomorrow and all the other tomorrows that follow. -HATTIET MARTINEAU 1 I 1 ! I S Actwztzes CLARINETS Katherine Branch Martha Jo Duncan Elizabeth Ginn Nancy Killebrew Ann Neaves james Robye Read Sonny Ross Sara Salley Henry Stewart SAXOPHONES Betty Branch Charles Dickerson Luther Lamb Steve Smith Hansel Barlow ...... Steve Smith ....... Fred Caffey ...... Ann Neaves ......... Billy Berberette BAND OFFICERS ,. .......................... .................. P reridefzt Vice Preriderzt erfetaz1'y-Treafzzref' ---.-..---..-..-.-Libm1'imz Reva Dattel .............. Charles Dickerson ........ Mr. Gus T. Little ............................. MEMBERS CORNETS Gerry Atkinson Tommy Bays Price Brock Annie Ruth Browning Fred Caffey joe Dickerson Richard Mansker Betty Lou McDaniel Irene McMullen BELLS jane Brock Bettie Earl Reynolds DRUMS Gene Adcock Billy Berberette Elizabeth Lee Dorsey Courtney Griffin Peggy Lusk Mary Lou Ousley -..-..,-R6lf701'f67'J ....-.D1'zmz Major ....--..Dirert01' TROMBONES Dyer Atkinson Hansel Barlow jean Fonville Eddie johnson Billy Shepherd I BASSES David Oakes Louis Temple Billy Yarbrough FRENCH HORNS Betty Allen Byrd Montgomery Barbara McCullar Johnnie Allen joy Allen Martha Billirigslea Katherine Branch Ruthie jean Branch Annie Ruth Browning MA JORETTES A Elizabeth Ginn Wilma Alice Hart Dorothy jordan Mary Parker McCabe Maggie McCrory Ann McClanahan MARCHING BAND Barbara McCullar Patricia Murtagh Ann Neaves Shirley Powell Ada Thomas Miriam Thomas ,.....- . A . H., . , ..-...-.- H..-,-.,,,,,- Y,,Y Gene Adcock Robert Alexander Donald Bell Billy Berberette Katherine Branch Jane Brock Thomas Bruce Harold Cockrell Dan Cooke Reva Dattel Norris Dickarcl Billy Dykes Wayne Ellis Luther Lamb .......... CHOIR OFFICERS LaNelle Marling ....... ........... Anne Rainey ....... jean Fonville ....... Louis Temple -.---...-.........Pre.fide1zt .Vice Prefidemf' ecremry-Treafzzref' -.-----.BzzJineJf Mfzmzgerr Patricia Carwile .................... Mrs. Martha Tye McKie ............... MEMBERS Dimple Greene Joycelle Hancock Faye Hart Wilma Alice Hart Bobbie Jean Harthcock joe Herrington Harold Hunter Delaine McBride Noneen McKie Jeanette Martin Patricia Murtagh Ann Neaves David Oakes Betty Pace .......Acc0mpfzniJ1f ..--.--.Di1'er1f01' John Pace Patricia Peeples Billie Pennington Carolyn Putnam Billy Ray Mary Ann Renick Wanda Roberts Helen Sims Callie Slaton Steve Smith Betty Streetman james Tennyson Vera Tennyson Patricia Wynn TRIPLE TRIO FIRST SOPRANO SECOND SOPRANO ALTO Iefm Fonviue. Callie Slaton Bettie Reynolds Nofleen MCK143 ane Brock Betty Streetman BIUY 0 Pefmlngtofl Anne Ramey Ann Neaves TRIO JANE BROCK MIGNON MAXWELL NONEEN MCKIE , N fo My K x Q Z 8 ff Sp Sa ' gs or , Y wr , :-ww Q ,, f I f , ,, I ,, , ,, ,e f M J Y' tif f' S ' , , if fi f r V' ,. ' ff f f 1 4 a yt X f 1 X 2 fo f x y X, of Q ,f, ,541 - 1 ' - --711 j ::Q,fii5f :' ,I X f r , , U 4:1 10:-Fi. 1445 3 uf 5 ff qw fsggs-wa -4 a I g .NR y ,X f Q Z wif :Q V, ff! f ii Q , f 'W Sy o, , X..N I f ,f Wie yy 1 f V I ' i ff , , I SE, ,-mario , Q I ofa, V ,,,,. N ' A ff- I , , THE GRO L Member of Miyrirrippi junior College ' Prey! Arrociazfiofz EDITORIAL STAFF Billy Dean Ray .. ' Editor , Thatcher Walt .......... .... IN Iewf Editor I William Chambless ..... Sporty Editor Sara Sally ................ Soriety Edifor Wanda Roberts .... .... F eafzzre Editor Peggy I-Iairold .... ....... R eporferf Reva Dattel Betty Lou Porter I BUSINESS STAFF jimmy Irby ..... Billy Berberette .... Harry Kaplan james Morgan Wayne Ellis Mary Alice Dye ..... Freddie Phillips Mrs. Billie Montague .... Burirzeff Aflmzager Affirtfzrzt Bzzrinerf Mfnzfzger Circzzlatiofz Mfzrmgerr 1 Tyli7fJ'1'.f Sponror l HORIZON S Ann Neaves ..............,....,.........................v.......................................... Editor Mary Frances Waldrup ....,.., .,..,.,. A rrociate Editor and Typirt Virginia Gregg ................ ..... A rrociate Editor and Typift Norris Dickard .............. ....v................... B ztfitterr Manager Joe Dennis Herrington ..... ........ A ffiftatzt Bttrinerf Manager Glenda Faye Hart ....... ..............i..... P eattzrer Editor Bettie Earl Reynolds ..... ..... S tzaprhot Editorr Marjorie Hood Helen Sims Noneen McKie and Patricia Wynn ...... ..... H igb School Editorr Mrs. Frank B. Branch .......................... ..........,............ S portfw' -R rr . It is not the guns or armament Or the money they can pay. It's the close co-operation That makes them win the day. It is not the individual Or the army as a Whole, But the everlastin' teamwork Of every bloomjn, soul. 4 -J. MASON KNOX X 2 Urganzzatzons f? STUDENT BODY ORGANIZATION O OFFICERS I Howard Snyder ....... ........................... ................ P 1 'efzdemf Harold Hunter ........ ............. V ice Prerident LaNe11e Marling ........ ...... 5' ecfenzry-Tfeafzzfer Pete Chambless ................................ -- .................... Reporter STUDENT COUNCIL SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN HIGH SCHOOL TOYH BIUCC jean Fonville Joy Atkinson Joe FOX Laffy Caldwell Katherine Branch janet Greenlee B. Chatham Kay Simpson 'QW B 46 'W THE NATIONAL BETA CLUB A non secret achievement-service organization for students of state-accredited high schools the National Beta Club strives to encourage effort, promote character, stimulate achievement and reward merit. COLORS-Old Gold and Black MOTTO-Let ur lead by rerving when OFFICERS Harry Kaplan .......,. . ............,.,......., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, P refjdent Patricia Wynn ...... ........ V ice Pferidenz Katherine Branch ....... .,,.....,,..,,, S efremry Pat Burrell ..,..,..... ,.,.,,.. T feafuref Mrs. J. G. Jacob ....... ....................... ........ A d virer MEMBERS Johnnie Allen john Newton Almond Joan Baughn jane Brock Janet Dendy Rose Marie Dickerson Dimple Greene Marion jenkins Carol Mabry Betty Ann McCrory Maggie McCrory Noneen McKie Patricia Murtagh Patricia Peeples Betty Lou Porter Ray Simpson Mary Elizabeth Ward W FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA PURPOSES To develop among young people who are preparing to be teachers an organization which shall be an integral part of state and national education associations. To acquaint teachers in training with the history, ethics, and program of the organized teaching profession. To give teachers in training practical experience in working together in a democratic way on the problems of the profession and the community. To interest the best young men and women in education as a career. To encourage careful selection of persons admitted to schools which prepare teachers, with emphasis on both character and scholarship. To peek through the dissemination of information and through higher standards of preparation to bring teacher supply and demand into a reasonable balance. The FTA is affiliated with the State and National Educational Associations. OFFICERS Cecil Trussell ..................................... ..........,,,,.,,, P reyident Bettie Earl Reynolds .............. ................ V ice Preyidemf Billie IOC PCnningf01'1 ....... ........ S' ecrelazry-Tre.q,rz1rer Ouida McGill ................ -. . ....,,,,,,,,.,,,,. Hjjigrfan MIS. E. W. Wilson ..............................., ..,.,,,,, S 17071507 MEMBERS Thomas Bruce Bryant Ellis Mary Ann Renick Patricia Carwile Ggwag Ellis Bonnie Sptayberry ' Dan Cooke ' Anne Ramel' Vera Katherine Tennyson 3 Nl' -lhiv X Marion jenkins ...... Harry Kaplan .A....... H, A 1- N V my ,Q ,543 Q ,J i '--, l .'i,1.. -. a ' :1'1.- A If -inf' A -2.-1 '- --4: at .?5'!Qq W'.-'.' 'fi A 74 FARMERS O A .W RICA FA? - Q 'il-'B-2 s CUg,1o OFFICERS . ..........,.............. ............ P refidezzt ....,.Vice Preriderzt Dennis Anderson ....... ...........,. S efremry johnny Almond .,,-.. George Wynn ..,..,. ......Trearzzrer ........Rep0rle2' F eddie joe Taylor .....a................................... Mr. R. W. Almond ...... Mr. Troy Majure ........,. Roy Ables Efrain Arriaga Dyer Atkinson jerry Atkinson MEMBERS Don Buchanan William Cochran Charles T. Hoof William Ingram ..,.,......Sentinel .........AdUiJ67 Szzperviror of Vocational EdIlfc1ff07Z Renan Lopez Hoover Maxwell Billy L. May Carl Peeples Tommy Bays Paul jones J. P. Pilgrim joe L. Bierman Bobby Killebrew Claud H. Putnam Rameo Villafranca Robert Wentworth I l 1 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS Bonnie Sprayberry ....................,............................... Preyident Bettie Earl Reynolds ............. ................. V ice Prefident Bobbie' Jean Harthcock ........ .......... S ecremry-Treczfzzrer Helen Sims ........................ ....................... R eporter Miss Lottie Peebles ............................ ....... S pomof MEMBERS FWS Hart Ann Neaves Delaine McBride Carolyn Putnam , gl! f HIGH SCHOOL HOME ECONOMICS Miss Lottie Peebles-Imt1'uct01' STUDENTS Left to right: Wilnia Alice Hart Johnnie Allen, Jane Brock, Katherine Branch, Betty Jane Mc- Bride, Elizabeth Lee Dorsey, Mary Dale, and Pat Burrell. NOT IN PICTURE joy Ables Margarette Cleghorn Rose Marie Dickerson Christine McBride Maggie McCrory Betty Ann McCrory Dorothy Jean McDaniel Dimple Green Flora Bell jones Carol Mabry Carolyn McClanahan Noneen McKie Patricia Murtagh Betty Lou Porter Eddie Merle Putnam Dorothey Shelly Callie Slaton Jean Tombs ii Y. M. C. A. CABINET Ray Braswell ........ .................... ................... P r efidenl Steve Smith ........ .................................... V ice Preyident Rex Warnick ........ ................................. S ecretary-Treafnrer Thomas Bruce ........ ......... W ednefday Night Vexper Chairman Jimmy Irby ......... ................................... V eyper Chairman Earl Miles ....... Bobby Reed -.......Nigh1f Prayer Meeting Chairmen Donald Bell .................... ......... M orning Watch Chairman CCCil TruSSC1l ...................... ................... P zihlicity Chairman Mrs. Zilpha E. Mansell ......... .....,..........,....,,,........... A afvifer Marjorie Hood ......... Bonnie Sprayberry ....... Dorothy Threlkeld ......... Eleanor Cost ............... Verniece Gilmore ........ Sue Kelly ................. Hilda Vickers .....,. janet Greenlee ............. Patricia Carwile .......... Anne Rainey .............. LaNelle Marling ............ Billie jo Pennington ...... joycelle Hancock ............ Wanda Roberts .................. Y. W. C. A. CABINET --.-.......-.-.....-.Pre.rident -----......--.-.Vice President ....--.-..----.Secretary-Treararer ..--...--..---.----.---.VeJper Chairman Watch Chairman -..--.....-.--Night Prayer Meeting Chairman .-.-...-.M0rning Prayer Meeting Chairman -..-.--.Wedn,eJday Night Verper Chairman Leader Leader Memhershi Chairman -.-..-.-Pahlifity Chairman --.-..--.-..-......-.-..Advifer Mrs. Zilpha E. Mansell ........ as 32? ? BAPTIST STUDENT UNION OFFICERS Ray Braswell ........... .................... ............... P refidenzf Eleanor Cost ................... Billie jo Pennington .......... Meldon McWilliams ......... Bettie Earl Re nolds. ..---...Vice Preyidenzf .-.....-......Secretary .--...-..--...---..-.TreaJarer y ...... ................ S ocial Chairman Gowan Ellis ............. --.--.---..-----.De11olionaZ Chairman Patricia Carwile ....... ' Marjorie Hood ......... --.-.-....Sz1nday School Reprerenzfalioe Steve Smith ........... ........ T raining Union Reprerentative Earl Miles ............. ............... M agazine Reprefentatioe Cecil Trussell ........ .................... P ahlicizfy Chairman Bryant Ellis ....... .r......................... C horifzfer Ouida McGill .................. ............... E xzfenfion W'orher joe Fox ................................ ........ B rozfherhood Chairman Bobbie jean Harthcock ........ ......... Y . W. A. Chairman Mrs. Marvi T. B d ..... .... n on - ......... B. S. U. Secretary fi AQ WESLEY FOUNDATION Thomas Bruce ........ Rex Warnich ....... janet Greenlee ....... Donald Bell ............ jimmy Irby ..................... Bonnie Sprayberry Rile Rone y ------.---------- Ramona Jordan ............. Vernice Gilmore ................... Miss Maude Montague ....... OFFICERS .-............-..-..Pre.rieZent ..-.-.-.--.....Vice Prefident . . .Secretary-Treawrer ..... Music Chairman .....Program Chairmen ...-.-...Socia! Chairman ..................-..Lihrarian Attendance Chairman .-......-...........-........Ad'lliJ'6'7' A GAME GUY'S PRAYER Dear God: Help me to be a sport in this little game of life. I don't ask for any place in the line- up, play me where you need me. I only ask for the stuff to give you a hundred per cent of what I'Ve got. If all the hard drives come my way, I thank You 'for the compliment. Help me to remember that You won't let' anything come that You and I together can't handle. And help me to take the bad breaks as part of the game. Help make me thankful for them. And, God, help me always to play on the square, no .matter what the other players do. Help me to come clean. Help me to see that often the best part of the game the game is helping other guys. Help me to be a 'regular fellow' with the other players. A A Finally, God, if fate seems to uppercut me with both hands and I'm laid up on the shelf in sickness or old age, help me to take that as a part of the game also. Help me not to whimper or squeal that-the game was a frameup or that I had a raw deal. When in the dusk I get the final bell, I ask' for no lying, complimentary stones. I'd only like to know that You feel that I've been pa good guy- 4 ' - ' A . Ll! --. x K r CHEERLEADERS SOPHOMORES LA NELLE MARLING JAMES MORGAN FRESHMEN JEANNETTE MARTIN GOWAN ELLIS HIGH SCHOOL REVA DATTEL DENNIS ,ANDERSON Win, lose, or draw, a football game is just not a football game without the rousing cheers and the high spirit of the crowd that watches it. On the cheerleaders rests the responsibility of directing this enthusiasm. We salute the cheerleaders of .1955-54, and congratulate them on a job well done! ' I ELSE L A '- l, 1. . i l sg. gf FOOTBALL SQUAD Standing: Coach Van Stewart, Carl Peeples, Carl Hutchison, joe Cauthen, Luther Lamb, Homer Robertson, Harold Hunter, john Pace, Bobby DeLoach, Malcolm Bennet, james Moore, James Holt, and Coach Oliver Poole. l Second row: Dewitt Cutts, Assistant Manager, Bobby Reid, Robert Dossett, Billy Shep- A herd, Pete Fouche, john Robert Cain, james Rucker, Robert Alexander, Artie Hendricks, Frank Stanton, Ed Jones, David Oakes, and Larry Goodson, Manager. Seated: Herbert Collier, Bobby Singletary, B. Chatham, Billy Queen, Lacy Chapman, Pete Chambless, Dewitt Belk, Carlos Broadwater, james Earl Oliver, and Billy Burnett. GAMES SCORES Holmes -.,,,, ,,,, 0 Poplarville ....... ....... 2 0 Holmes ,,,.,, ,,,,,,,, 1 2 P6fklI1SfOf1 ....... .-..... 3 1 Holmes ,,..,, ,,,,,,,, 1 2 Moorhead ...... ....... 1 2 Holmes .,,,,, ,,,, 7 Decatur .... ....... 1 2 Holmes ,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 3 Ellisville ........ ....... 2 7 Holmes .... ........ 1 9 Fulffm ------ ---- 0 Holmes ,,,,,, .,,,,,,, 1 2 Summit ...... .... 6 Holmes ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 3 Hinds ........ ....... 3 5 Holmes ---..- ,.,-,,,, 2 0 Senatobia ...... ....... 1 4 6 Wesson .... ........ 2 0 , Holmes ...... ----- 'tml 29' LETTERMEN co-CAPTAINS ROBERT ALEXANDER Tackle PETE CHAMBLESS Quarterback LUTHER LAMB End B. CHATHAM Halfback JOE CAUTH EN Guard HOWARD SNYDER End ROBERT DOSSETT Tackle JAMES EARL OLIVER Halfback ARTIE HENDRICKS Guard LETTERMEN HERBERT COLLIER Fullback LACY CHAPMAN Quarterback CARL PEEPLES Fullback JOHN ROBERT CAIN Guard BILLY QUEEN Hnlfbfvck HOBBY REED Ciuzzrd BOYS' BASKETBALL SQUAD Back row: Donald Elam, Zack Gray, Thomas Bruce, Earl Miles, james Free, Billy Dean Ray, and Gene Shaneyfelt. George Kilpatrick, Jim Dean, Melvin McFarland, Aaron Roebuck,,and Donald Por First row: -Coach Gordon L. Carr, Spann Robertson, Bobby Hunt, Jordean Johnson ter, manager. GAME SCORES Pre-Season Holmes ,.,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,, 7 7 East Central ..,......... 68 Holmes ........ ......... 6 1 C Ofzferefzce Holmes ,,,.,,,, ,,.,.,,,, 8 6 Sunflower ......,......... 5 3 Holmes ......... .,......, 6 5 Holmes ........ ......... 7 2 Jones .......... ...------ 7 4 Holmes ......... ......... 5 8 Holmes ,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 6 9 Hinds ...... ......... 5 5 Holmes ...,..... .,.,,,,,. 6 6 Holmes ........ .....t... 5 7 Hinds ........-- --------- 5 3 Holmes ......... ......... 7 5 Holmes ........ ......... 6 0 Jones ............-------.---- 5 1 Holmes ......... .,,....,. 4 5 Holmes ......,. ......... 5 2 East Central ............ 5 4 Holmes ,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,. 6 8 Holmes ........ .......... 7 0 East MiSS. ....---------,-- 66 Holmes .,....,.. .,,,,,,,, 8 1 Holmes ........ ......... 9 2 Sunflower ................ 54 Holmes ,,,.,,,,, .,,,,,,., 7 0 Holmes ........ ......... 7 '6 Northeast ................ 89 Holmes ......... ,,,,,.,,, 6 3 Holmes ........ ......... 7 6 Itawamba ................ 7 5 Holmes ,.,,,.,., ,.,-.,.., 5 9 TOURNAMENT SCORES Holmes ........................ 5 9 Decatur ..... ........ 5 4 Holmes ........................ 66 East Miss. .........,...... 71 Placed flyird in fzorlb 072 bafif of cofzferefzce gfmief. TOTAL SCORES FOR YEAR Holmes-1623 Opponents 1528 Hinds ..,... Sunflower .. Northwest .. Co-Lin ...... East Miss. East Central Sunflower .. Northwest Co-Lin ,...... Itawamba .. Northeast LETTERMEN JAMES FREE ga,,,,,,i Red, playing his last year for Holmes, gave the team a boost at mid-season. The only regular left from last year, he could hit that basket well and was a fine team man. We shall miss you next year, Red Cgfjfgf Smiley was a dependable man defensively and was good on getting rebounds. His willingness to prac- tice and his desire to improve paid off for him. A sophomore, he will not be wearing the maroon and white next year. i BILLY DEAN RAY farm,-4 Hustle, spirit, and determination mark this boy, who has practiced for perfection. Good luck, Billy! ZACK GRAY Cefzfef and Fmuafd A letterman from last year, Zacks height has proved a valuable asset to the team. BOBBY HUNT Girard This is Bobby's first year to wear the maroon and white, but he has been one of the most dependable men on the team. With hustle and spirit to burn, he often spurred our team on to victory. A' fine team man, he is expected to do great things next yC3.I'. Guard MELVIN McFARLAND A fine ball handler, Melvin is the kind of boy who hates to make a mistake. He has a good eye for the basket, and we anticipate an even better season for him next year. GENE SHANEYFELT Forward Genes defense is his best asset, but his scoring was improving until injuries hit him. He should de- velop into a splendid man next year. DGNALD PORTER .Nlafmger for College Team! Our teams could not have got along without Por- ter Hc has been de endable and courteous and the . J p , teams and Coach Carr appreciate his great help. Wfe hope that we have as good a manager next year, Porter. Good luck! GIRLS' BASKETBALL SQUAD Standing: LaNelle Marling, Joycelle Hancock, Carolyn Putnam, Shirley Powell, Clara Norris, Margie Hancock, Martha Billingslea, Joanne Richardson, and Hilda Vickers. First row: Donald Porter, manager, Vivian Arnold, Jean Fonville, Betty Pace, jean nette Martin, Bobby Jean Harthcock, and Coach Gordon L. Carr. CONFERENCE GAME SCORES Holmes ......... ,-,,,., Holmes .......... ........ 3 2 ,38 Holmes ........................ 49 Holmes ........................ 2 1 22 Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes lilillilliiilllllilllili23 East Central ,........... za iffffffffl1fffff28 jones ..,.... ....... 3 1 ' 43 Hinds .................... Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes W ..........,............. 46 Hinds ...................... 35 Jones ........................ 28 -,,,-,--,----,,-------,- 32 29 East Miss. .............. 24 Holmes ................,.,.,,,, 36 Holmes Northeast ................ 3 7 ,,-,,.-,,.-------.-----, 2 7 -49 Itawamba ................ Holmes .,,.,,------,,--,--,.,-- 30 TOURNAMENT SCORES Holmes Senatobia Northwest . C0-Lin ....... East Miss East Central Northwest . Co-Lin ....... Itawamba Northeast LETTERMEN MARGIE HANCOCK-North JC All-Star Gmzi-rl A rugged and determined sophomore Mar fie i is has proved herself one of the best guards in the conference. Wfe are sorry to lose you, Margie. JOYCELLE HANCOCK Gzmra A second year girl, joycellc was a good thinkei and played smoothly. What she lacked in ability. she made -up in desire and hustle. Her cooperation was excellent. VIVIAN ARNOLD FO7'1lld1'd Small and fast, Vivian was good on free pitches and at times was an excellent shot from the floor. We shall miss you, Vivian. l-IILDA VICKERS Gzmrd and 1'i0fzzzzi'd Vicky, a sophomore, has abundant ability, but the fact that she was played part of the time as for- ward and the other as guard hindered her from developing into true form. Your consistency will be missed next year, Vicky. MARTHA BILLINGSLEA Foijuiml Martha's speed is her greatest potential. She has improved greatly this season, and we are expecting great things of her next year. CLARA NORRIS Forzwrzrd Boot's height has been a great asset to her as post girl. Next year she should become a good ball handler and be able to control the board at her end of the court. JOANNE R1cHARDsoN Gffflfff joanne is a good dependable guard, Wh? W? hope will develop into one of the foremost g1rlS IU the circuit next y62i11 SHIRLEY POWELL F0 we'ff N0 girl on the squad has improved more this year than Shirley She will wear the maroon and white next year. QW - A - 5...-..g' -., HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' BASKETBALL Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes SQUAD Standing: C. Wfilliams, J. P. Pilgrim, B. Scardino, P. jones, F. J. Taylor, D. Anderson E. Dickerson, Mr. Frank B. Branch. Kneeling: C. Hoof, John Almond, H. Putnam, W. Lehner, H. Maxwell. Not present: 1. L. Bierman. GAME SCORES AHS ................ 52 TChL11a -..--- --------- 4 2 Holmes AHS ................ 44 West ..,...., AHS -.--....-------- 27 MGCUSOH ---------------- 32 Holmes AHS ................ 43 Vaiden ,,., AHS ---------------- 50 Coxburg ---------------- 29 Holmes AHS ................ 51 Earmhaven AHS ---------------- 50 WCSf ---------------------- 38 Holmes AHS ................ 49 Lexington AHS ................ 36 Tfrhula ....-..- .---.-... 5 5 Holmes AHS .......,,....... 47 Vaiden ,,,, AHS ---------------- 51 Dllfaflt ------------------ 45 Holmes AHS ................ 55 Lexington TOURNAMENT GAMES FPA Tourmzmefzzf Invitational Tourmzment AHS ---------------- 40 Sallis ---------------------- 24 Holmes AHS ................ 39 Isola ...... AHS ................ 48 MCCOOI ...... ......... 3 6 Holmes AHS ....... , ...,.,.. 45 Stratton .. AHS ................ 48 Zama .... ......... 3 2 , , , AHS --'.---'-----,-- 64 West '-,' -.------- 4 5 Tozmzazmevzt of Szzb-Dzfirzct of Dzmzct 4 Holmes AHS ................ 39 Sallis ...... Holmes Cozmfy Tozmzafzzezzt Holmes AHS ,,,,.-,,,,,,,.., 50 Durant ,- AHS ---------------- 67 Lexington -............. 36 Holmes AHS ................ 56 Winona AHS ................ 46 West ..... , .... ..,...... 4 7 . , Dzfffzci 4 Tozzrmzmefzt Holmes AHS ................ 48 Carthage Won FFA and S2119-District of Dirzfrirzf 4 Tozzrmzmefzfr All HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1 i w l 1 l l w :I ,, 1 r ix il .4 li . 1 i 1 l , 1 7. l i Z fi -l 1 1 i u I i w v 1 1 .1 l' .li SQUAD Left to right: Ann McClanahan, Patricia Festervand, jo George Margarette Cleg horn, Maggie McCrory, Ann Cotton, Edna Merle Putnam, Mary Ward Betty Putnam Fay Simpson, Parsy Putnam, Ruthie jean Branch, and Miss Dorothy Thomas Coach Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes Holmes GAME SCORES AHS ................ 14 Tchula .... AHS ..,,............ 1 7 Madison .. AHS ................ 29 Coxburg .. AHS4 .............. 1 1 Sallis ........ AHS ................ 1 8 West ..... AHS ,.....,,........ 29 Durant .... AHS ................ 1 8 Tchula .... AHS ,..,............ 1 7 Isola ........ AHS .,,,............ 1 9 Durant .... AHS ,,,,,.,,........ 1 6 West ........ AHS ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.. 20 Vaughan .. AHS ,,,,.,,,,..,,,,. 22 Farmhaven AHS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 37 Lexington AHS .,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. 29 Vaiden .... AHS 1 5 Lexington Robert Alexander Dennis Anderson Vivian Arnold Martha Billingslea john Robert Cain joe Cauthen Pete Chambless Lacy Chapman Herbert Collier Reva Dattel Jim Dean Bobby DeLoach Robert Dossett James Free Zack Gray Larry Goodson Joycelle Hancock Margie Hancock Artie Hendricks Bobby Hunt U Harold Hunter Luther Lamb Melvin MacFarland LaNelle Marling Jeannette Martin Earl Miles- james Morgan Clara Norris David Oakes James Earl Oliver John Pace Carl Peeples Shirley Powell Donald Porter Billy Queen Billy Dean Ray Robert Reed Joanne Richardson Gene Shaneyfelt Howard Snyder ll Hilda Vickers H CLUB Football 53, 54 Cheerleader 52, 53, 54 Basketbal 53, 54 Basketball 54 Football 54 Football 54 Football 53, 54 Football 54 Football 54 Cheerleader 54 Basketball 54 Football 54 Football 53, 54 Baseball 50, 53, Basketball 50, 53, 54 Baseball 52, 53, Basketball 53, 54 Manager Football 54 Basketball 53, 54 Basketball 53, 54 Football 54 Basketball 54 Football 54 Baseball 53, Football 54 Basketball 54 Cheerleader 53, 54 Cheerleader 54 Basketball 54 Cheerleader 54 Basketball 54 Football 54 Football 5,4 Football 54 Football 54 4 Basketball 54 Manager Basketball 55, 54 - Football 54 Basketball 54 Football 54 Basketball 54 Basketball 54 Football 53, 54 Basketball 53, 54 Q? .p 'I l g. ll P, ri I Fi Semlld N Gm, mm 'Gu 'gmt M AH, Ox RIMM Vinh' s. 2 . ' .Q 13 ' Pi I QM ni. 2, V X A' .' x A 5 fi -J IX 1 in Fi If 'rx an . i ., A 'dx Q .-any 3, 5- i I' Q1 13 'W ' s ,.. f.. A .., .gs Q Nt ,314 X A ,yay ff J AKA J ' . X . -vu-Nm, 'U '3 's X X ,:. A-,,-N. t l 5 Q as ie--- ffl -1 Q a. L.. -'-rv 4 gi F A we I 94, .Q r '7 '7 First row:- Alexander, Anderson, Arnold, Billingslea, Cain, Cauthen Second row' Chambless, Chapman, Collier, DeLoach, Dossett. Third row Gray, Goodson Hancock, Hancock, Hendricks, Hunt. Fourth row: Hunter, P lamb, McFarland, Marling Martin, Miles. Fifth row: Morgan, Norris Oakes, Oliver, Pace, Peeples. Sixth row: Powell, Porter, Queen, Ray, Reed fa Skt A 31' 2 ag, 492 MF-J' -3 - . ..-- 1, Jil If 7.1, V Richardson. Seventh row: Snyder, Vickers. You are now coming to the part of the book which we hope you will read carefully. Here you will find our adver- tisers, staunch friends of Holmes junior College and all its enterprises. Without their help it would not have been possible for us to publish so complete a book for you. They have shown their friendship for us. Let's show our appreciation for their friendship by patronizing their businesses. NORRIS DICKARD Buxinefr Manager JOE HERRINGTON Arfirtanz Bufinexr Manager K 4 F ' W 1, r 5 Hxfv- ' 4 nr ,1 JJ.. v ' ..., fl I, V, 1 r ,W 1 ff S 5 9 :R-'-......, 1:47, J ,I ' 1 ,I J 1 3 . 1 -,f . L x ' ff.- ZQ...f,,'fg, ,,,E-141165 A ' 5333141 y1:'2..x, - Q Q D :fr .K A ..,X f m4-'. e, a. Advertisements Compllmenfs Wea+hersby ChevroIe+ Company WE WHEEL AND DEAL LexIng'I'on MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS HOWELL 81 HEGGIE DRUG COMPANY The Home of Semce WESTERN AUTO STORE Duranf MISSISSIPPI Pmkens MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS S+epp 81 LoH Lumber Company BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS Phone 485 Phone 2635 LexIngI'on Greenwood COLLEGE STUDENTS PHOTOGRAPHY Offers AmLDIl'IOUS Young Men and Women Real POSl'l'lOI'lS We WIII Welcome Your Inqulry George Day PorTraII' SI'udIos cl Sales Omce General Offlce an FInIshIn PIan+ 9 MERIDIA MISSISSIPPI N PHILADELPHIA MISSISSIPPI Telephone 7062 Telephone 586 LEXINGTON LUMBER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS Bulldlng MaTerIaI W II W R M I-IENDRICK e 2,251 Ba,fle'MiZSIemS GRADUATE SUPPLV HOUSE Phone 400 Lexlngfon Jackson MISSISSIPPI C0mP me +S TOMMIES CAFE FARMERS EQUIPMENT 81 SALES CO Where Friends Mee+ Bulclc Sales and SSFVICB FOI' 6 COIKG Ol' 6 Meal Chalmers Farm E UI meni' FINE FOOD GOOD SERVICE AIIIs q p Lex ng'Ion MISSISSIPP Duran., MISSISSIPPI r F Wppi Vi . 'S STORE Mississippi 1 S Qu LJ od asiions 1: V4 2' ,-' -.1 ZESSIPPI ,r x . 1 f QC! l , ,4oUSE Mamivvi f LAP: M897 I '. SW 7 1 M .. 1 .Ee-1 .4.g W 9 . ir. 1. Pretty bables. 2. Tvro reps. 3. French wizzards! Hal. 4. Best friends. 5. What fun! 6. The mar- ried and the unmarried. 7. The long and Lhe short of ir. 8. 53 5 t ' A ' Ocrerre. 9. Cuz-ups. 10. joe Q and Meldom. 11. High school pals. 12. The big IDCITICHL 13. Working hard. 14. Sor1ny's girl. 15. 53 Graduating Classes, 16. Our Cheerleaders. 17. Smile pretty! 18. Mrs. Wilson. 19. Li11leHarL I 1 , . --..-.,,...c.--.' ' :.,,--5-1. . 1 -. .T--5.5, ,I ..1..,1 -:.1,. . ,145 9,59 ,E ., . Y V, - U Y' A - . 1- V- - -T -1,-4,,,Y.--V55-Y V ' xr ,Y 5. -rr, ., 1 --,,-.' 1- -L t --:A YV- V .f V r 1' . 'ff f . - r- Q-1' ff. V Q. ,g,.e, j',7gg 4-- 'lf f:,,- . ' . f , ' - - - , . . , -3- . rf Aiivf- f .I .. , ..1-g,. V - . - ' , . ' ' - . V 5 ' ' W. 'Tr-YL: '17 - 37 : ---ff? .'.--j..-.... f'l'7'14E1 .A5'7 . ' i TCHULA GROCERY CO. Wholesale STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES FLOUR, FEED, AND PRODUCE ROOFING AND WIRE PRODUCTS I I Phone 25 Tchula, Miss. PIGGLY WIGGLY Your CompIe+e Food S+ore Duran? Mlssssnppl CompIlmenI's of McDANIEL S GROCERY Goodman Mlsslsslppl TRI COUNTY COOPERATIVE ' IAALI Pickens Mlsslsslppl FERTILIZERS SEEDS INSECTICIDES an FARM SUPPLIES CompIlmen'Is of DERRICKS DRUG STORE Goodman Mlsslsslppl Johnson and Wlgley Onl Co PAN AM Phone 9I II , Duranf Mlss Bes'l' Wlshes from NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY BoH'Iers of Royal Crown Cola Phone 342 Kosclusko - - - - Service SI'a+ion d ' . .. . , vwrsff' . x ,A . Y .- - N Q . Q 1 x Q V 'YT Y . s . .Myh ...f 5 1, 1. Suu-:md 'rlnr Prurxdz J LJZEZYUHIIT. Y wif'-4' o , - ,gfgis JVM- I X- -' we 'K 1 ,rv ' ,' K' X 1 ,. E alkl.. rg I ' ' 1 . ,. -A-l. C. E111 -V , .-1 ,. I . a..1.l, ,--,..!:f A O. Dvtw' ' L. , . X M , ss A X C WL Ditto 17 '1 .','f' .151 ,f Q. A Complimen+s of BUFORD TRACTOR 81 IMPLEMENT - COMPANY John Deere Producfs Pickens Mississippi Phone 2752 COMPLIMENTS OF LuVel Dairy Products JOHN M. YARBOROUGH COTTON BUYER I I ' I I I 0 Fer+ilizer, Feed and Seed Pickens. Mississippi . NEAVES I SERVICE STATION ICE CREAM I A I l p Texaco Produicfs I ' Tires, Tubes, Accessories Kosciusko Mississippi GOODMAN MISSISSIPPH T Complimenis l of COMPLIMENTS I of HAND MOTOR COMPANY Phone 285 DURANT MISSISSIPPI The I Jackson Coca-Cola Self-Service BoHling Company JITNEY JUNGLE Phone 2l3I Pickens Mississippi A G00 HENSON MOTOR CO. DeS0+0 Plvmoufh JACKSON MISSISSIPPI Sales and Service - Pickens Mississippi I N MH. S MI x W. Q, 'Q I I I , , 4 - I- .- ' P , . X S PLEMENT Is Mmwm UGH R Seed ON s sories MISSISSIPPI I. 's ,Cola pany MISSISSIPPI 1 Complimenis of W. A. THGMAS - THE STYLE SHOP Co'H.on Buyer Ladies' Ready-Io-wear Goodman, Mississippi Duraml Mississippi Complimenfs of R. K. VAN KEUREN H01-poin+ Appliances POVALL PRINTING COMPANY Plumbing I05 CarroII'fon Sfreei Heafing and Refrigerafion LEXINGTON MISSISSIPPI Durani Phone 50 Mississippi Complimenfs JITNEY JUNGLE of RIVERSIDE GIN COMPANY THE FRIENDLY STORE Good Sample Good TurnouI' Goodman Mississippi W. 6. MCMULLEN, Manager Pickens A Mississippi Compjifmenfs I DR. PEPPER Homme COMPANY W. C. LEONARD AND COMPANY phone ,024 DeparI'men+ Sfore i n , . n i i Kosclusko Mississippi Kosciusko MISSISSIPPI '-'I THE LEWIS GROCER COMPANY of Mississippi 020020020 ' LEXINGTON INDIANOLA DURANT Au'romoblIe Sales and Service C0mP men+S .Lf Q 'Bal out PRESLEY CHEVROLET COMPANY Phone 284I 4 pl fl Pickens Mlsslsslppl fx. 1 Q4 PEOPLES DRUG STORE R Reglsiered PI1armacls+s H E AI-I-EN ' BIU- FUI-I-EN ' B08 COGK We glve you WI'Ia'I' you ask for Phone 404 LEXINGTON MISSISSIPPI COMPANY COMPLIMENTS IMPLEMENT CO INC McCORMICK DEERING FARM OPERATING EQUIPMENT For Ready Mixed Concre'I'e FARMALL TRACTORS Slag and Concrefe Blocks INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS ConcreI'e Con'rrac'rmg LEXINGTON CONCRETE 8: BLOCK CO Paris and Servlce See Hardin Erwm phone 640 Lexing-I-on Lexmgfon Mlsslsslppu L. . . ...... J E MAXWELL 8: SON Pickens Mlsslsslppl Q . H .4- af. 1' JG Kd-'1'A 5 ,NRE ml. J I 'nl' 4 , :CI j f Llfl' I .J foluppt Y-35 A-EZ!! -'1 ii. Air raid. 2. Please. 3. Bud- dies? 4. Town kids. 5. Our band. 6. 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