Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1949 volume:

oov:jt •iw t IA 10A_ ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE AND AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL Fulton, Mississippi 1 948 - 49 THE ANNUAL STAFF Wood Moore Business Manager I. L. Davis, Jr. Sponsor T. A. Burch, Jr. Editor in Chief FOREWORD To you fellow students, we present the 1949 Mirror to preserve the pleasant memories of the years spent at Itawamba Junior College and Agri- cultural Hisjh School. Dorthy Northington— Assistant Feature Editor, Buford Wood— Sports Editor, Joel Walton— Circulation Manager, T. A. Burch, Jr.— Editor in Chief, Dorid L. Finney— Assistant Business Manager, Evelyn Schumpert— Assistant Editor, Sue Davis — Feature Editor, Wood Moore — Business Manager. ANNUAL STAFF Gladys Morris— Senior Editor, Greta Lou Hankins— Assistant, Tommie Comer— Feature Editor, Ruth Pierce— Assistant, Helen Franks— Assistant, Elouise Bowen— Senior Editor. STAFF ASSISTANTS Standing: Martha Ann Cummings, Wilma Comer, Laquita Rushing, Vernell Frost, Jane Sheffield. Sitting: Thera Mae HoUiway, Sue Franks, Ann McCormack, Tommie Rae Dodson, Ann Burch, Margaret Holcomb, Betty Jo Gilliand. 1- ' M Mm f . ] ir ' ijitij«ih4Siiiii I |« Me« iMB MB I Jfctd-r. I ( .„ mi k - m THE HISTORY OF THE ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE AND AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL The Itawamba County Agricultural High School was established in 1920 and has been in successful operation since 192 L It is one of the largest Agri- cultural High Schools in the State of Mississippi, being fully accredited by the State Accrediting Commission. In 1941 the Trustees of the Agricultural High School extended the curriculum to include College Freshman and Sophomore work. Due to the war this work had to be post-poned until 1948. In February 1948, the counties of Itawamba, Monroe, and Lee harmoniously agreed to form the Itawamba Junior College district. These counties help to support the Itawamba Junior College. The first class of Freshm.an College work entered school on September 1, 1948 with an enrollment of 115 Freshman class stu- dents. This class has been very cooperative in all school activities and the school has made much progress in its first year of Junior College work. The College plans to include Sophomore work for the 1949-1950 semesters, and the Freshman class of 1948-1949 will be the first graduates of Itawamba Junior College in 1950. The College together with the High School students have made m.uch progress in the development of the Itawamba Junior College and Agricultural High School. The Junior College Department has 225 veterans enrolled in Trades Training terminal courses. This department in Rough Car- penter IS 100 in Automotive Mechanics. THE PRESIDENT AND HIS MESSAGE Mr. Philip A. Sheffield I feel that the year of 1948-49 has been a very successful one. Much progress has been made. Through your loyalty and cooperation many things have been done. I sincerely hope that the Itavv ' amba Junior College and Agricultural High School will continue to make progress. J. S. Crubaugh, Dean I congratulate the annual staff and its sponsors for the excellent work in publishing the Mirror. I wish to thank the students of Itawamba Junior College and Agricultural High School for your friendliness, wholesome spirit, and splendid cooperation in making the 1948-49 school year a successful one. As you continue through life, your progress will be watched by your many friends. May I challenge you to a carefully planned life of service to your fellowmen and to God . Your Friend, J. S. Crubaugh JUNIOR COLLEGE FACULTY Mrs. Edna Mae Burns English Miss OUene Coggins Librarian Mrs. T. H. Comer Science J. S. Crubaugh, Dean Education Coach Mr. 1. L. Davis, Jr. Commerce E. R. Garafalo, Coach Physical Education Mr. L. B. Johnson Agriculture Mrs. Sam Mayhall Mathematics Miss Mary Joe Shields Registrar Foreign Language Miss Grace Weatherford Home Economics Mr. R. L. Woods History Not Shown: Mr. George Davis Science HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. J. S. Crubaugh English Mathematics Miss Hermine Graham Mathematics Mrs. D. C. Hardin Enghsh Mrs. W. M. Jamieson Commerce Social Science Mrs. L. B. Johnson English Mrs. Frank Redfield Commerce Social Science Mr. M. T. Seitz Agriculture Mr. G. E. Sheffield Mathematics History Mrs. G. E. Sheffield Study Hall English Mr. A. Skelton History Mr. Wayne Wood Coach Science Mrs. Mack Wood Science Farm Veteran Instructors ' And School Secretaries J. N. Burch Pattijo Carroll Mrs. W. D. Clifton W. D. Clifton Glen C. Huffstett ' er Mrs. Eleanor McNutt Price Prestage Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts Lee R. Sheffield Mrs. William Trammel J. C. Whitehead James H. York ' -■ ' « ' « 4 TRADES TRAINING INSTRUCTORS Automotive Mechanics: H. D. Mayhall, E. L. Pate, Glen Griffen Price, Frank Wiygul, Wayne Wood. Rough Carpenter: Sam B. Boren, E. L. Franks, Walter McDaniel, D. C. Russell, Willie M. York. President Roy Ryan Vice-President Dot Leathers Treasurer Willie Earl Ford Secretary Evelyn Schumpert Reporter Joel Walton HARRY ALEXANDER Fulton, Miss. Agriculture What ' s the use of hurrying when there ' s plenty of time? VIRGINIA ANTHONY Tremont, Miss. Commerce A peach was more than passing fair. A smile, a nod, and the peach became a pair. DOROTHY FAYE BARNES Marietta, Miss. Commerce Not the only pebble on the beach, but we are glad she ' s in our collection. A. T. BEAN Dorsey, Miss. Agriculture He ' s not as quiet as appearance wo uld indicate. WILLIAM BENEFIELD Fulton, Miss. Agriculture He seems quiet and preoccupied — but watch, he ' ll fool you. WANEECE BOURLAND Fulton, Miss. Commerce It is impossible to find out what passes through the interior of a man ' s mind. - ! v NOEL BURCH Fulton, Miss. Pre-dentistry His worth, his honor, is to be approved. T. A. BURCH, JR. Fulton, Miss. Agriculture The light that never failed. MELVIN BURTON Tupelo, Miss. General Education A quiet mind is rich- er than a crown. CHARLES CALDWELL Aberdeen, Miss. Commerce Work fascinates me; I could sit and watch it for hours. EDDIE CAYSON Mooreville, Miss. Commerce If worry was the cause of death, Eddie would live forever. TOM H. CAYSON Guntown, Miss. Special Student That soul that can be honest is the only perfect man. HOPE CHILCOAT Fulton, Miss. Commerce Feminine as a subtle perfume. JAMES CHRISTIAN Tupelo, Miss. Commerce We wonder what James will do to life, and what life will do to James. vy ■■■■A BROXIE COOLEY Dorsey, Miss. Home Economics Neatness and a friendly disposition are her constant com- panions. FRANZ COW ART Amory, Miss. Agriculture We can ' t figure the guy out. JOHNNIE DAVIDSON Guntown, Miss. Agriculture That which we are, we are — . MARGIE RAE DAVIS Fu lton, Miss. Special Student Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low — An excellent thing in a woman. SUE DAVIS Hamilton, Miss. Commerce Just because of the things you do, we love you. JAMES R. FARRIS Dorsey, Miss. Commerce Not too serious, and not too gay. DORIS LaFAYE FINNEY Shannon, Miss. Commerce A perfect friend, what more can one say? WILLIE EARL FORD Tremont, Miss. Commerce All the gods were present at her chris- tening. MARY ALICE GAITHER Fulton, Miss. Commerce There is no other like her — a calm sweet- ness; trusty, ever fine. KENNETH GARDNER Marietta, Miss. General Education Limited in his nature, infinite in his desires. ELVIN GRAHAM Golden, Miss. Agriculture There is a fair behavior in thee. MAX GRAHAM Fulton, Miss. General Education Fears nothing; that ' s the whole of life. ORVILLE GRAHAM Golden, Miss. Agriculture Act well thy part; there all the honor lies. CHARLES GRAY Fulton, Miss. Agriculture The greater the man, the greater the cour- tesy. MARY ALICE GRAY Verona, Miss. Commerce As sweet and fair as the roses in the spring. MILDRED GREGORY Guntown, Miss. Commerce Why ain ' t all con,- tented like me.- RUBY GREGORY Fulton, Miss. General Education Day dreams in class. ' CHARLENE GREGORY Dorsey, Miss. Commerce Always on the same, always on the bluest days. MARY GURLEY Dorsey, Miss. Commerce She doeth little kindnesses that others leave undone. JOE HANCOCK Nettleton, Miss. General Education He ' s our ladies man. When he graduates his past will already have begun. ' HELEN HAYNES Tremont, Miss. Home Economics Has her active hand in every pie. KENNETH HESTER Fulton, Miss. Special Student His personality is surprising. r JAMES E. HILL Shannon, Miss. Commerce Make your errors and fail, but get up and go on again. ROBERT HIPPS Tupelo, Miss. Agriculture He appears carefree and easy going. G. W. JOBE Nettleton, Miss. Commerce Always smiling, always gay, going on his merry way. BOBBY JOHNSON Fulton, Miss. Commerce Where there ' s a will, there ' s a way. TROY KERR Guntown, Miss. General Education What a quiet dis- position. JOHN EDD LACKEY Shannon, Miss. Engineering Wonder what heights he ' ll reach. ' DOT LEATHERS Marietta, Miss. Agriculture With gentle, yet prevailing force. MELBA LODEN Dorsey, Miss. Commerce Where is the laughter that shook the rafter? Where is the rafter, by the way? MILDRED LODEN Dorsey, Miss. General Education A cheerful dis- position. JEANETTE LODEN Dorsey, Miss. Commerce Some say the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do L DOUGLAS LODEN Dorsey, Miss. Agriculture He never turned his back on his friend. JOE LOLLAR Marietta, Miss. Agriculture With his depths and his shallows, his good and his evil — All in all, he ' s what must puzzle the devil. LYNDEL McCARLEY Bexer, Alabama Agriculture A fine fellow every- one likes. CHARLES McCORMACK Fulton, Miss. General Education A mighty spirit fills that little frame. WALTER McDANIEL General Education He that has patience may compass anything. KERMIT McFERRIN Mantachie, Miss. Commerce Lhate nobody; I ' m in charity with the world. GERTHA MATTHEWS Fulton, Miss. Commerce True regard for the feelings of others. TROY MAXCY Fulton, Miss. General Education He has but little to say, but when he says it. JAMES MITCHELL Mooreville, Miss. Agriculture An idle man has no time to be sad. L. L. MIZE Tupelo, Miss. Commerce If we had never known you, we never would have missed you; but we did, we do. PERNIE MONTGOMERY Amory, Miss. General Education Full of life! full of fun. WOOD MOORE Dorsey, Miss. Agriculture Sometimes I sit and think; sometirries I just sit. G. E. MORROW Marietta, Miss. Agriculture I ' ll be sure to be there with my clever joke. E. E. MURFF Tremont, Miss. General Education Build on and make thy castles high and fair. ' i i ? : :? : y M WAYNE NANNEY Baldwyn, Miss. General Education Let the world slide, let the world go, Fig for care, and fig for woe. DOT NORTHINGTON Smithville, Miss. Commerce She ' s pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with. . M ,.1 FLOYD NORTHINGTON Hamilton, Miss. General Education He is not in the role of common man. JOE PEARCE Dorsey, Miss. Agriculture Know thy stuff and be able to strut it. PAULINE PLUNKETT Greenwood Springs, Miss. Commerce Ah youth, forever dear, forever kind. SAMMIE POSEY Amory, Miss. Agriculture Pure is the spirit that dwells within. ROY PRESTAGE Fulton, Miss. Commerce Good nature and good sense have met to- gether. SUE RABURN Guntown, Miss. Commerce Those who love her knov her best. DELBERT RAY Guntown, Miss. General Education He ' s a sure card. ELBERT RAY Guntown, Miss. General Educat ion I am a part of all that I have met. JEAN RIDGE Red Bay, Alabama Commerce The precious porce- lain of human clay. VALREETE ROBINSON Tremont, Miss. Special Student Never a dull class With her in it. ROY RYAN Baldwyn, Miss. General Education A little common sense is worth a bushel of learning. EVELYN SCHUMPERT Shannon, Miss. Home Economics Life of the party, her gaiety abounding with witty darts. TILMON SCHUMPERT Shannon, Miss. Commerce The best of blessings, a contented mind. E. G. SENTER Fulton, Miss. Special Student We love him for himself alone. ROBERT SHEFFIELD Dorsey, Miss. General Education His life is a watch or a vision between a sleep and a sleep. BILL SHEFFIELD Dorsey, Miss. General Education My car runs, my money ' s free; run on girls, don ' t bother me. EDWIN SCHUMPERT Dorsey, Miss. Commerce He was like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him Crow. MARY LOU SMITH Tupelo, Miss. Home Economics They say Smith is a common name, but I think it depends on who ' s named Smith, don ' t you? HUBERT SPIGNER Marietta, Miss. Agriculture Thru all the coming years as luck shall come and go, we hope the dreams you ' ve dream- ed will come true. J. D. STANLEY Dorsey, Miss. General Education Thou art thyself beneath whatever sky. ' JOHN SUDDUTH Tupelo, Miss. Commerce Why worry? Things are going to happen anyhow. JIMMY TAPP Guntown, Miss. General Education All the great men are dying and I don ' t feel so well myself. BOBBY TAYLOR Mooreville, Miss. General Education A, good cure for the blues. HOMER TUCKER Fulton, Miss. Commerce Rome was not built in a day. t-t-i JAMES TUCKER Fulton, Miss. Commerce Intent upon his des- tined course. DELBERT TURNER, JR. Dorsey, Miss. Engineering He ' s got a great big heart, worlds ' of sense, and just a tiny little devil. GERALD WALDEN Tupelo, Miss. Commerce Gone but not for- gotten. JOE WALTON Dorsey, Miss. Journalism There are two sides to every question, mine and the right side. ALTON WATERS Shannon, Miss. Commerce With grateful pride we own your many favors. HERSHELL WEST Fulton, Miss. East is east and West is west. -;,i ' CLARENCE WESTMORELAND Mooreville, Miss. Agriculture Be a live wire and you won ' t get caught. LUZERNE WHEELER Tremont, Miss. Agriculture All I ask is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow-rover. JAMES WIGINTON Tremont, Miss. Special Student The key to success lies in thoroughness. DEWEY WILLIAMS Aberdeen, Miss. Agriculture When he forgets to be timid, he ' s more fun than you can imagine. DUDLEY WILLIAMS Guntown, Miss. Agriculture A boy who does his own thinking. LAWRENCE WILLIAMS Fulton, Miss. Agriculture Great feeling has he of his own. BOBBY WILLIE Tupelo, Miss. Commerce I know I ' m dumb- but how ' s that? ARGIE WILSON Fulton, Miss. Agriculture Whistled as he went for lack of thought. m 1JI F. B. WIYGUL Kesier, Ark. Engineering Be sure you ' re off with the old love be- fore you ' re on with the new. GLYN WIYGUL Nettleton, Miss. Commerce And in his turn, thus showed his ready wit. CHARLES WOOD Parkin, Ark. Agriculture All sense without common sense is non- sense. BUFORD WOOD Dorsey, Miss. Agriculture I can ' t sleep nights; I sleep in class. ALFRED YORK Dorsey, Miss. Agriculture I laughed and talked, and I danced and sang. rfl ' ; I Miss I. J. C. WILLIE EARL FORD Mr. I. j. C. F. B. WIYGUL i ' kor, rf ' ' d peVbett . ■•yy Fe ' na Y.OV Q.; F C- T clc a H4 0 OtioL For Work For Play For Fun President Dot Leathers Vice-President Buford Wood Secretary-Treasurer Jeanette Loden Reporter Elbert Ray Sergeant-at-Arms Robert Sheffield Sponsor Mary Joe Shields First Row: Pauline Plunkett, Joe Hancock, Mary Alice Gray, Alfred York, Doris Finney, Mary Joe Shields, Evelyn Schumpert, Margie Davis, Dorothy Barnes, William Benefield G. E. Morrow. Second Row: Franz Cowart, James Wigington, Billy Jean Ridge, Roy Prestage, Mary Alice Gaither, Alton Waters, Mary Gurley, Troy Kerr, OrviUe Graham. Third Row: Elbert Ray, Robert Sheffield, Joe Pearce, Dot Leathers, T. A. Burch, Mildred Loden, Mildred Gregory, Jeanette Loden, John Sudduth, Dudley Williams. Fourth Row: Bobby Taylor, Hubert Spigner, James Hill, Charles Caldwell, Clarence Westmoreland, Permie Montgomery, Harry Alexander, Tilmon Schumpert, Joe Lollar. Fifth Row: L. L. Mize, Gerald Walden, F. B. Wiygul, Lyndel McCarley, Elvin Graham, Wayne Nanney, Bobby Willie, Buford Wood, G. W. Jobe, Edwin Schumpert. S u ne£ t4- First in Thought First in Word First in Deed President Argie Wilson Vice-President Delbert Turner, Jr. Secretary-Treasurer Charlene Gregory Reporter Sue Davis Sergeant-at-Arms Jimmy Tapp Sponsor r, l. Woods First Row: Hope Chilcoat, Kenneth Hester, Valrette Robinson, Argie Wilson, Willie Ford, Robert Hipps, Helen Haynes, Broxie Cooley, Joel Walton, Mary Lou Smith. Second Row: Melba Loden, Waneece Bourland, Dot Northington, Sue Davis, Ruby Gregory, Virginia Anthony, Gertha Mattews, Sue Rayburn, Charlene Gregory ' , Glyn Wiygul. Third Row: R. L. Woods, J. R. Farrar, John Edd Lackey, Bobby Johnson, Homer Tucker, James Tucker, Johnie Davidson, Sammy Posey, Charlie Wood. Fourth Row: James Mitchell, Lawrence Williams, Roy Ryan, Delbert Ray, Kermit McFerrin, Bill Sheffield, Delbert Turner, Jr. Fifth Row: Charier McCormack, E. G. Senter, Dewey Williams, Charier Gray, Jamer Christian, Douglas Loden, Troy Maxcy, Noel Burch, Herschel West. Sixth Row: Max Graham, Luzerne Wheeler, A. T. Bean, Jimmy Tapp, J. D. Stanley, Eddie Cayson, Wood Moore, Kenneth Gardner. First Row: E. G. Senter, Pernie Montgomery, Elbert Ray, Ruby Gregory, Roy Ryan, Mildred Loden, Mary Joe Shields. Second Row: Kenneth Gardner, Hershell West, Charles McCormack, Joe Hancock, Delbert Turner, Jr., Troy Maxcy, Noel Burch. Members not pictured: Melvin Burton, Floyd Northington. President Delbert Turner, Jr. Vice-President Melvin Burton Secretary-Treasurer .....Charles McCormack Reporter Mildred Loden Sponsor Mary Joe Shields The French Club at Itawamba Junior College has for its purpose the promotion of a better understanding of France and French-speaking peoples. It is composed of mem- bers of the college French class, and holds its meetings on alternate Wednesdays. COLLEGE COMMERCIAL CLASS Teacher: Mr. I. L. Davis, Jr., First row, center. First Row: G. W. Jobe, Mr. I. L. Davis, Jr., Joe Walton. Second Row: Sue Rayburn, Hope Chilcoat, Mildred Gregory, Waneece Bourland, Dot Northington, Jeanette Loden. Third Row: Willie Earl Ford, Dorothy Barnes, Gertha Matthews, Pauline Plunkett, Melba Loden. Fourth Row: James R. Farris, Jean Ridge, Doris Finney, Mary Alice Gaither, Sue Davis, Mary Alice Gray, Charles Caldwell, Glyn Wiygul. Fifth Row: Edwin Shumpert, Bobby Johnson, James E. Hill, Charlene Gregory, Roy Prestage. Sixth Row: John Sudduth, Alton Waters, Tilmon Schumpert, James Christian, Kenneth Hester, E. G. Senter. - - President jod Walton Vice-President L. C. Prestage Secretary-Treasurer Elbert Ray Reporter Cleon Moore Sponsor A. Skelton 1st Row: L. Q. Hodges, L. C. Prestage, Jr., Marlin Shaw, ElLx-rt Ray, Charles Cooley, James Lawhon. 2nd Row: Alvin Bradley, Bobby Turner, Jimmy Turner, Charles Wright, Mr. A. Skelton, Edward Reese, Floyd Tomlin. 3rd Row: James Spencer, Thomas Nabors, Bobby Armstrong, Charles Schumpert, Edsel Turner, Bobby Riley, ). C. King. BOYS ' BASKET BALL First Row: Kermit McFerrin, Wayne Nanney, Eddie Cayson, Dot Leathers, J. D. Stanley. Second Row: William Benefield, Roy Ryan, Dewey Williams, James Wiginton, Joe Hancock. Coach: E. R. Garafalo. Siay6. UyL Winfred McMillian President Clovis Burch Vice-President Jewel Markum : Secretary Clarice Graham Treasurer Joanna Comer Reporter SYBLE LEE ADAMS FHA Commercial Club Fellowship Club Basketball ELOUISE BOWEN Y-Teen FHA Glee Club V. Pres. Dramatic V. Pres. Music Cheerleader Junior Play Senior Play STEPHEN H. BOYD JOHN H. CARROLL FFA MILDRED BALLARD Commercial Club FHA Y-Teen Basketball Football Maid Parliamentarian of Dramatic Club KENNETH BOREN FFA CLOVIS BURCH Glee Club V. Pres. FFA V. Pres. Beta Freshman V. Pres. Sophomore Pres. Junior V. Pres. Senior V. Pres. Junior Play Senior Play Honor Student NELVA LEE CARROLL FHA Y-Teen Dramatic Club Basketball JEAN CHATHAM Cheerleader Glee Club Treas. Y-Teen Sect. Y-Teen Historian FHA Reporter Music Junior Play Senior Play EVA MAE CLAYTON Dramatic Club Commercial Club Basketball BILLIE RUTH COKER FHA Citizenship Club Y-Teen JOANNA COMER FHA Y-Teen Dramatic Club Commercial Cluh Reporter Senior Class TOMMY CHATHAM FFA I Club Football Basketball BETTY JEAN COKER EDWIN COMER Fellowship Club Reporter Sophomore Class Manager Football Team TOMMYE COMER Glee Club Cheerleader Y-Teen District Officer of FHA Pres. Drama tic Junior Play Senior Play W. C. COOK FFA PRESTON ALLEN COOLEY, JR. FFA Football Basketball BRUCE DULANEY FFA ELIZABETH FANCHER Fellowship Club Pres. Commercial Sect. Spanish Honor Student CHARLES COOLEY Reporter Hi-Y PLOMA DAVIS FFA Glee Club DWANE DUNCAN V. Pres. Sophomore Class Pres. Junior Class Valedictorian MARLIN FANCHER FFA ' g ayz i BEN FARRAR FFA CLARICE GRAHAM FHA Glee Club V. Pres. Beta Pres. Music V. Pres. Spanish Treas. Senior Class Honor Student MAREDA GRAMMAR Fellowship Club Y-Teen EVAN WAYNE GRAY FFA Reporter HELEN FRANKS Y-Teen FHA Glee Club Basketball Senior Play J. C GRAHAM FFA SUE G RAMMAR Glee Club Music Club Dramatic Club V. Pres. Fellowship Honor Student JEWEL GREEN FHA Y-Teen MAVIS GREEN FHA Y-Teen CLARA McMILLEN GREGORY FHA Commercial Club Glee Club Y-Teen ZEREDA JANE GRISSOM FHA Commercial Club Fellowship Club Y-Teen WILMA HALL FHA OKLEN GREEN FFA 4-H Club MARTHA GRISSOM Y-Teen Glee Club FHA Junior Play J. T. HALE FFA J. T. HALE FFA CHRISTEEN HANKINS FHA Fellowship Glee Club Commercial Club GRETA LOU HANKINS V. Pres. FHA Pres. FHA Sect. Senior Class Junior Play Senior Play ALBERT JOHNSON Football FFA MOLLY KIRKSEY Commercial Club FHA Glee Club EULADELL LESTER FHA Fellowship Club RALPH HARRISON LORA GRACE KENNEDY Commercial Club FHA 4-H Club JOHN Q. LESLEY FFA 4-H Club EUGENE LINDSEY, JR. Pres. I Club Football JEWEL MARKUM Fellowship V. Pres. Commercial Sect. Senior Class JOHN o. McCarthy FFA WINFRED McMILLEN Glee Club Beta Club Pres. FFA Pres Senior Class Junior Play Senior Play BETTY MOORE FHA Reporter Y-Teen Pres. Freshman Class Senior Play Honor Student CHARLES McKEE MAXINE McDANIEL Y-Teen Parliamentarian of FHA Sect. Sophomore Class Football Maid Senior Play CLYDA NELL MOORE MARTIN FHA Y-Teen Reporter Commercial DALTON MOORE FFA Treas. Football ' U ' Zo z i ■« GLADYS MORRIS FHA Y-Teen Music Club Junior Play ROBERT NORTON Spanish Club MARCINE PEARCE Commercial Club MILDRED PENNINGTON Dramatic Club Reporter Y-Teen LAVANE NEWELL FFA V. Pres. I Club Football JAMES H. PATE EDWARD PEARSON I Club Football RUTH PIERCE Y-Teen FHA Basketball A. J. PITTS Music FFA MARY ELLEN REEVES FHA Commercial Y-Teen Treas. Junior Class RACHEL RILEY FHA Basketball EDWARD L. REESE Music Club Dramatic Club Hi-Y Fellowship Junior Play Senior Play LAVERNE RIDINGS Commercial Club Spanish Club Beta Club Treas. Senior Class PEGGY ROBERTS Beta Club Music Club Spanish Club NINA RUSSELL Fellowship Club Dramatic Club Commercial Club MAGGIE SUE ROBINSON Commercial Club DORSEY SCHUMPERT FFA ELBERT SHEFFIELD I Club Football RUBYE FAYE SHEFFIELD Fellowship Club BILLY SMITH FFA DOROTHY SHACKELFORD Commercial Club KATHLEEN SHEFFIELD FHA Fellowship Y-Teen Basketball ELWOOD SHUMPERT FFA FRANCES SMITH FHA Fellowship Club Glee Club Commercial Club REID SMITH FFA Football Beta Club 4-H Club TULA FA YE SPRADLING Dramatic Club Commercial Club Basketball J. DOYLE STONE FFA Music Club WILLIAM STRANGE FFA J. W. SOLOMON, JR. CARIL STEPHENS FFA Beta Club T Club Basketball Reporter Junior Class WILMA JOYCE STOVALL Dramatic Club Music Club FHA Fellowship Club Basketball BIL LY THOMAS, JR. FFA SUE THORNE Dramatic Club Y-Teen Glee Club FHA CUTAH TRUELOVE FHA Y-Teen Spanish Club 4-H Club FERRELL WEST FFA Basketball Football J. D. WHEELER FFA FLOYD TOMBLIN Hi-Y FFA JOHN WILLIAM TRUELOVE FFA HOWARD WHEELER FFA MACKY WHITE WILNA WILLIAMS FHA 4-H Club Comn ercial Club Sect. Spanish Chih Sect. Basketball NOREEN WINTER Glee Club FHA Senior Play FAYE DeVAUGHN WOOD V. Pres. Y-Teen Pres. Y-Teen FHA Glee Club Cheerleader Football Queen two years Reporter Freshman class Treas. Sophomore class TOMMYE COMER Most Dignified Senior lyU H OyZJ CLASS OFFICERS Cutah Robinson .....Vice-President Frances DeVaughn President Betty Jo Gilliland Secretary-Treasurer George Gregory, Jr Reporter y . N Harry Armstrong L. ' ji Alvin Bradley Ann Burch Lillie Fae Barnes Jo Ann Boren Sarah Caveness Gale Bean it.i ' isa Charles Bowen Louise Chilcoat Berniece Chism Juliour Crane Martha Cummings Eugene Curtis James Lewis Davis Oma Davis Charles Dulaney Helen Estes Vernell Frost Ralph Funderburk Robbie Gardner Martha Grace Gibson Betty GiUiland Billy Gilliland Jean Gillilant Johnie Graham Felix Green George Gregory Martha Green iK Louise Grimes Ruble Green Winford Green Leon Guntharp Wilma Hale Charlie Haire Clifton Hodges Margaret Holcomb Betty Jeffcoat Thomas Jones Nell Kelso James Lawhon Wayne Layman Erma Jane McCarver John McCarthy Helen McDaniel T. C. McDaniel Christene Ming Norene Ming Fannie Lesley Janet Loden Charles Moore Hilda Pearce James Pearce Thomas Nabers Lawrence Philli ps Jane Parker A Ite J. C. Poole Lee Ray Raden Mollis Ramey Horace Ramey Mary Anna Reed Bertha Reich Dortha Riggs Cutah Robinson Dolan Shumpert Anita Senter Noel Shumperf Elbert Sheffield Maecile Sloan Jane Sheffield Evelyn Smith Oneil Shumpert Charles Spencer Faye Smith James Spencer Charlotte Spradlin Cuthern Spradling Doris Steele Charles Stegall Mary Lou Tucker Blanch Turner June Wallace Margaret Wallace Martha Weatherford Virble West La Verne Taylor Frances Thompson Mary Lou Wallace Gena Faye Walton William Whitehead Dorothy Wilburn Jane Wilemon Alva Williams Dorothy Wood Verl Wood Ruth York J. D. Young Vernell Frost Jolliest Junior President Charles Thomas Vice-President Laquita Rushing Secretary Wilma Comer Reporter Mary Nell Schumpert Bobby Armstrong Hulon Ballard Betty Ruth Barber Helen Faye Barnes Irvin Barnes Catherine Barrett Sara Bean Marie Beasley Willa Jean Betts Araminta Bourland Eunice Brumley Edwin Chamblee Juanita Cleveland Lou Ellen Cockrell Wilma Jean Comer Jimmy Quay Conwill Billy Cooley Frank Davis Noma Davis Martha Dulaney Shirley Dulaney Mitchel Fikes Charlie Franks Rudolph Franks Zelda Franks Mary Beth Gholston Carrie Mae Graham Barnesteen Graham James Graham Madie Green i ' (i f- ' } f I Ji ' Quindlene Grimes Bulon Hall Marie Hall Mary Sue Harbor Mary Harmon Bobbie Nell Harris Harold Hill June Hilliard L. Q. Hodges Edward HoUiday Royce Hughes Bobbie Keith Hal Kelso Clarence Kent J. C. King Mitchell Kitchens Cemous Lester Hoyt Lindley Mae Dell Lindsey Yvonne Loague Ebb Lee Loden Charlie McKay John T. McNeece David Mattox O ' Neal Maxcy Patsy Montgomery Charles Moore Love Murrel Moore Margaret Morris Thomas W. Morrow Faye Nanney Bobby Nanney Bobby Jean Nanney Geraldine Nichols Frank Pierce Joe Pierce L. C. Prestage, Jr. LaVerne Randolph Galane Reeves James Reich Bobby Joe Riley Doris Riley Sonny David Riley Ann Roberts James Robinson Nell Rose Rowin Laquita Rushing Iva Frances Shumpert Mamie Grace Shumpert Clemmie Dell Senter Jimmie Nell Senter Marlin Shaw Delbert Sheffield Gena Ann Sheffield Charles Shumpert Mary Nell Shumpert Billy Smith Wiley Lee Smith Geraldine Stacy Travis Staub Billy Joe Stephens Robert Stephens Jerry Stevens Mildred Stevens Ann Taylor Charles Thomas Betty Jo Tucker Bobby Turner Jimmy Turner Lois Umfress Emma Frances Walton Margaret Walton Berneice Webb Billy Wheeler Doyce Wheeler Franklin Wheeler Alfred Williams Helen Williamson Helen Wood Cecil Works Evelyn Parham ' Whitaker Geraldine Young Robin Daniel Young Nolan Moore President Wynfred Cooper Vice-President Ann Williams Secretary-Treasurer Bobby Overton Reporter Travis Adams Wade Adams John Bean Kathryn Black Betty Burton Pinna Carpenter Genette Chilcoat Marjorie Christian Rubel Clayton Rubine Coker Frank Comer Fred Comer Flois Conn Wayne Conwill Ruth Cooley Wynfred Cooper James Crouch Patricia Cummings Joe Dill Unive Dill Tomi Rea Dodson Melba Donald Nadine Dulaney Bobby Joe Elliff Patsy Fancher Charles Fikes Lancford Fikes Alma Fay Franks Sue Franks Peggy Gaddy Bobby Gray Cortez Guntharp Charles Gurley Virginia Harris Huel Hill Troy Hodges Thera HoUoway Bobby Joe Horton Pat Howard Inez Howell Charles Johnson Janie Jones Haskell Kennedy Marvin Kennedy Charles Knight Gaither Kyle William Earl Leech Gorden Ray Lesley Edward Lewis Eloise Lindsey Charlie McCarthy Ann McCormack Roland McDaniel Billy Bonds McElroy Ann Maples Betty Martin Hellen Mattox Nolen Moore Buster Oswalt Bobby Overton Mary Owens John Pate Nelda Pearce Eva Pierce Jimmy Pierce Rayoma Pierce George Rankin Beth Ray Wayne Riley Audrey Samples Dorothy Sanderson Betty Senter Joel Senter Dalton Shields John Sloan Fannie Ruth Smith Dorothy Spencer Fannie Spencer Hildred Spencer Malcolm Stone Jimmie Stringfellow Helen Tucker Edsel Turner Wynemia Tutor Martha Umfress Harlin Umfress Elizabeth Waddle Don Wallace Jo Ann Wallace Marcell Webb Carl West Charles Wheeler Jo Ann Wheeler Yvonne Wheeler Bobby Williams Ann Williams Durell Wiygul Wilma Wright Louie Yawn Cleveland Yielding (yT uaJyC Ze. MR. and MISS I. A. H. S. Miss I. A. H. S. Maxine McDaniel Mr. I. A. H. S. Edward Peas Pearson i Agriculture Award — Oklen Green Balfour Award — Winfred McMillen Valedictorian — Dwane Duncan Home F.c. Award — Maxine McDaniel Most Beautiful Mary Lou Wallace Maxine McDaniel Favorite Mildred Ballard Most Handsome — Buster Oswalt Most Popular — J. C. Poole Most Popular — Martha Cummings Most Versatile — Clovis Burch Most Versatile — Betty Moore v? Most Likely to Succeed, Intellectual George Robert Gregory Intellectual — Frances DeVaughn Wittiest Boy— Fred Davis H Friendliest — Hulan Ballard Friendliest — Greta Lou Hankins Dependable Cutah Robinson Dependable Betty Jo Gilliland e fK ( OFFICERS George Robert Gregory President Clovis Burch Vice-President William Ralph Whitehead Secretary Joe Pierce Treasurer Cutah Robinson Reporter M. T. Seitz Sponsor The Fulton Chapter of Future Farmers of America is composed of 141 members. Their motto is: Learning to do; Doing to learn; Earning to live; living to serve. cZ k zt io 4U t £n q cm ienlccu First Row: Foster, Tucker, Dulaney, Beasly, Gregory, Martin, Sheffield, Walton, Wallace, Hankins, GiUiland, Frost, DeVaughn, Senter, Burch, Betts, Green, Caviness, Reed, Wallace, HoUaway, Hillard. Second Row: Adams, Grissom, Stevens, Grissom, Harbor, Nichols, Hale, Boren, Spencer, McDaniel, Wood, Dodson, Franks, McCormick, Gaddy, Maples, Martin, Moore, Franks, Morris, Graham, Whitaker, Kelso, Comer. Third Row: Coker, Tucker, Walton, Sheffield, Taylor, Tompson, Taylor, Hankins, Smith, Snith, McDaniel, Wood, York, Kirksey, Miss Grace Weatherford, Sponsor, and Mrs. Tom Comer, Sponsor. Fourth Row: Pierce, Williams, Wilburn, Lesley, Loden, Wallace, Pearce, Barnes, Lester, Williams, Hall, Graham, Montgromery, Reeves, Truelove, Roberts, Rushing, Cummings, GiUiland, Webb. Fifth Row: Bourland, Loague, Grimes, Franks, Green, Green, McDaniel, Chism, Bennet, DeVall, Schumpert, Schumpert, Davis, Carpenter, Tucker, Howell, Wheeler, Pierce, Tutor, Franks, Umphress. Sixth Row: Wilemon, Parker, Young, Harris, Cockrell, Senter, Pierce, Walton, Mattox, Burton, Sanderson, Donald, Samples, Christian, Taylor, Nanney, Barret, Wallace, Schumpert, Rae, Harris, Chilcoat, Dill. Motto: Toward New Horizons Y-TEEN 1st Row: Thera Holloway, Margaret Holcomb, Vernell Frost, Betty Gilliland, Faye DeVaughan Wood, Anita Senter, Betty Moore, Peggy Gaddy, Betty Martin. 2nd Row: Maxine McDaniel, Martha Ann Cummings, Jane Sheffield, Tommye Comer, Emma Walton, Hilda Pearce, Tomi Rea Dodson, Sue Franks, Mildred Ann McCormack, Helen Franks. 3rd Row: Mrs. Robbie Nell Wood, Patricia Cummings, Gena Sheffield, Yvonne Loague, Sue Thorne, Greta Lou Hankins, Gladys Morris, Helen Franks, Ruth Pierce, Rayoma Pierce, Betty Senter. 4th Row: Miss Hermine Graham, Kathleen Sheffield, Cutah Truelove, Nelva Lee Carrol, Laquita Rushing, Wilma Jean Comer, Alva Lee Williams. 5th Row: Martha Ann Grissom, Mildred Stephens, Galane Reeves, Margaret Morris, Louie Moore, Mareda Grammar, Mary Beth Golston, Helen Estes, Janet Loden, Fannie Lesley, Margaret Wallace. 6th Row: Martha Umfress, Pinna Carpenter, Lou Ellen Cockreil, Geraldine Young, Bobbie Nell Harris, Alma Fay Franks, Univee Dill, Jo Ann Wallace, Faye Nanney, Mary Nell Shumpert, Ann Maples. Absent: Jean Chatham, Bessie Ruth York, Miss OUene Coggins, Jean Betts, Mrs. G. E. Sheffield. SPONSORS Miss OUene Coggins Mrs. G. E. Sheffield Mrs. Robbie Nell Wood Miss Hermine Graham OFFICERS Faye De Vaughn Wood President Betty Joe Gilliland Vice-President Jean Chatham Secretary Anita Senter Treasurer Betty Moore Reporter Vernell Frost Song Leaders Margaret Holcomb PURPOSE: To find and give the best. SLOGAN: To face life squarely. .lz -e: =0 j - F=OfZ. THOSE WHO LOVE President Clarice Graham Vice-President Betty Joe Gilliland Secretary-Treasurer Ann Taylor Reporter Virginia Harris Sponsors Mrs. Burns, Miss Shields MUSIC First Row: June Wallace, Vernell Frost, Betty Gilliland, Ann Taylor, Peggy Roberts, Clarice Graham, Frances DeVaughn Wood, Gladys Morris, Nell Kelso, Cleon Moore Mary Joe Shields. Second Row: Belton Franks, Bobby Spencer, Jimmy Foster, Jo Ann Boren, Zelda Franks, Quindlene Grimes, Arminta Bourland, Helen McDaniel, Louise Grimes, Wanda Harper, Nell Bennett, Hellen Mattox, Nelda Pearce, Elouise Boren. Third Row: Noel Shumpert, Winford Green, Lee Ray Raden, Wilma Stovall, Sa ra Bean, Edward Reese, Jean Gilliland, Ruth York, Jean Betts, Bernice Webb, June Hilliard! Anita Senter, Virginia Harris, Frankie Black, Patsy Fancher, Oneal Schumpert A { Pitts. r ' • . ' • Fourth Row: Huel Hill, Harmon Boyd, Huland Ballard, Charlie B. Franks, Pat Howard, Martha Walton, Betty Barber, Martha Weatherford, Sue Grammar, Sue Harbor, Ger- aldine Nichols, Fay Smith, Beth Ray, Genette Chilcoat, Wilma Riley, Catherine Barrett, Ann Burch. Fifth Row: Alvin Bradley, Doyle Stone, Bradford Barber, Betty Burton, Jean Mattox, Doris Riley, Norene Ming, Jimmie Conwill, Mary Devall, Christine Ming, Carrie Mae Graham, Patsy Montgomery, Grace Schumpert, Dorothy Wilburn. This organization, composed of high school Spanish pupils, exists for the purpose of fostering a better knowledge of our Spanish-speaking neighbors and an increased interest in their language. President - - - Robert Norton Vice President - - - - Clarice G raham Secretary - - Elizabeth Fancher Reporter -- - Wilna Williams Sponsor — - - - ....Mary Joe Shields First Row; Wilna Williams, Mary Jo Shields, Robert Norton, Clarice Graham, Elizabeth Fancher. Second Row: La Verne Ridings, Peggy Roberts, Cutah Truelove, Alva Lee Williams, Frances DeVaughn Wood, Virble West, Nell Kelso. (Left to Right) Christine Ming, James Crouch, Noreene Ming, Bobby Overton, Betty Jean Coker, Durell Wiygul, BiUie R. Coker, John Pate. Travis Staub, Billy McElory, James Lawhon, Joel Senter, Louie Yawn, William Leech, Charles Wright, Malcolm Stone, Rubel Clayton. cl p OFFICERS Elizabeth Fancher President Jewel Markum... Vice President Wilna Williams Seceretary-Treasurer Clyde Nell Martin Reporter First Row: Mrs. W. M. Jamieson, Elizabeth Fancher, Jewel Markum, Wilna Williams, Clyda Nell Martin, Eva Mae Clayton, Mrs, Frank Redfield. Second Row: Frances Smith, Christine Hankins, La Verne Ridings, Mildred Ballard, Betty Jeffcoat, Nina Russell, Joanna Comer. Third Row: Clara Gregory, Mary Ellen Reeves, Dorthy Shackelford, Marcine Pearce, Maggie Sue Robinson, Tula Fay Spradling Fourth Row: Bernice Chism, Grace Kennedy, Bertha Mae Reich, Syble Adams, Zereda Grissom, MoUie Kirksey. Not Shown: Sue Fowler. OFFICERS President-, Tommye Comer Vice President Elouise Bowen Secretary --.- Margaret Holcomb Treasurer -- Jane Sheffield Reporter Martha Cummings Parhamentarian Mildred Ballard Sponsors ....Mrs. D. C. Harden I. L. Davis Jr. First Row: Mr. Davis, Elouise Bowen, Margaret Holcomb, Jane Sheffield, Martha Cum- mings, Tommye Comer, Mildred Ballard, Patsy Fancher, Mrs. Harden. Second Row: Betty Jeffcoat, Nelva Lee Carroll, Sue Thorne, Dorothy Nell Riggs, Noma Davis, Doris Steele, Virble West, Wilna Williams, Kathryn Black, Wilma Stovall. Third Row: Tula Faye Spradling, Maciele Sloan, Mildred Pennington, James Crouch, James Graham, Don Wallace, Edward Reese, Jimmie Conwill, Doris Riley, Wilma Wright. Fourth Row: Nina Russell, Joana Comer, Hulan Ballard, Bobby Joe Horton, Eva Clayton, Hellen Mattox, Nelda Pearce, Sara Bean, Harlin Umfress. Peggy Roberts... President Clarice Graham Vice-President Nell Kelso Secretary Francis DeVaughn Reporter Left to Right: Clarice Graham, Gladys Morris, Nell Kelso, Elouise Bowen. Travis Staub, James Lawhon, Mrs. Frank Redfield, Reid Smith, James Graham. Martha Weatherford, Margie Helms, Peggy Roberts, LaVerne Ridings, Mary Devall, Francis DeVaughn. The Beta Club is an achievement-service organization for students of senior high schools. Its purpose is the promotion of honesty, service, and leadership. G f2.LS ' BASKETBALL First Row, left to right: Shirley Dulaney, Guard; Ruth Cooley, Forward; Mildred Ballard, Forward; Eva Mae Clayton, Guard; Tula Faye Spradling, Forward;. Marie Beasley, Forward. Second Row, left to right: Betty Jo Tucker, Manager; Sarah Bean, Guard; Helen William- son, Forward; Bertha Mae Reich, Forward; Anne Williams, Guard; Bobby Lou Spencer, Guard; Wilma Joyce Stovall, Guard; Blanche Turner, Guard; John Crubaugh, Coach. BOY?- ' BASKETBALL John Blaylock, Tommy Chatham, Caril Stephens, CharHe Hare James Davis, Charhe McKay, Billy Cooley, J. C. Poole, Fred Davis, Dayton Wood, FerriU West. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Jean Chatham, Martha Cum- mings, and Faye Wood. FOOTBALL QUEEN Faye DeVaughn Wood ROYAL COURT Back Row: Mildred Ballard, Maid; Charlie Hare, Captain; Faye Wood, Queen; Martha Cummings, Cheerleader; Maxine McDaniel, Maid. Front Row: Kay Sietz, Emily Garafala, and Rubye Del Harden. Not Shown: Allen Cooley, Co-Captain and Jean Chatham, Cheerleader. 1st Row: Louie Yawn, Edward Holliday, David Mattox, Charles Gurley, Sonny Riley, Joe Pierce, Jimmy Pierce. 2nd Row: Dayton Wood, Ferrell West, Charlie Hare, Lawrence Phillips, Travis Staub, Charlie Franks, Verel Wood. 3rd Row: Johnnie Benefield, Edward Pearson, Delbert Sheffield, Elbert Sheffield, Junior Lindsey, Rubel Green, Lavane Newell, Hulon Ballard, Reed Smith. 4th Row: Coach E. R. Garafalo, Rufus Tarry, William Whitehead, Albert Johnson, Frank Davis, Billy Wheeler, Dalton Moore, Walter T. Chatham. Managers (lying in front) : Ebb Loden, Jr., Billy Gilliland. I ezenand- rzatmn. CTlO ■f vt FARM VETERANS CLASS J. N. Burch , Instructor First Row: kneeling; Paul Tabler, Oran Smith, Hurlus Kelso, Hilton, Hilton C. Smith, Brown Woods, Earnest F. Townsend, Hubert Smith, William Britton, John Roger Gray. Second Row; standing; Troy Gray (special Instructor), Olun Dulaney, J. N. Burch, Melvin Humphries, John A. Burch, Aubry H. Smith, James Ellis Townsend, W. Clinton Nabers, Lowell Taylor, Elmer A. Tucker, Troy Dickerson, Morris V. Tucker, Edsel Wiginton. FARM VETERANS ACTIVITIES Lowell Taylor constructs doll bed on newly built dining table Melvin Humphries and his china cabinet — in the making wL f iiii issi ?? .m Wknim 11 1 ; m General shop activities Face-lifting — loafing barn in the making Camera pose as loafing barn starts taking shape FARM VETERANS CLASS W. D. Clifton, Instructor r First Row, left to right: James J. Loden, James B. Davis, Berry M. Wheeler, Cherry L. Williams, Ruble D. Kitchens, Cecil R. Wilson, Clyde Y. Johnson, Marum Dulaney, Gaddis L. Kitchens. Second Row, left to right: Elmer Guntharp, Charlie H. Spencer, Marvin M. Farris, John York, Tracy D. Magers, W. D. Clifton, Instructor, Joyce A. Grissom. Third Row, left to right: Eddie D. Walton, Therrell Comer, John M. Sheffield, William H. Donald, Ishmell Garrett, John Howell, G. C. Spigner, Ray Senter, Julius M. Wesson. Winter Grazing (Saving Labor) Self Feeder CLASS ACTIVITIES Shopwork, building wagon Shopwork, building tractor trailer Fruit Production Shopwork, finished work Poultry production Milk production vk •■ :«% ft ' Home building Home building FARM VETERANS CLASS J. S. Crubaugh and L. B. Johnson, Instructors I T m . ' - First Row: Dillard Raden, Robert McNeese, Audie Clayton, Preston Cooley, Douglas Riley, Trelvie Christian, HoUis Thomas, Elby Davis. Second Row: Edris Dove, Cread Taylor, Clinton Downs, Marvin Thomas, Charles Wheeler, Alvie Benson. Third Row: L. B. Johnson, Instructor, Shelly Harbor, Wistcr Carothers, Wiley Bean, Roy Chatham, Albert Chatham, Relzie Henderson, M. C. Steele, J. C. Guntharp, James Poteet. Relzie Henderson s Nev. Pond HoJi,, Tho ' 2s Painti ' - Ne. Hon,e II rr Robert McNeece works under his wife ' s supervision. Wiley Bean and his new Grade A dairy barn. Audie Clayton sells six to eight thousand broilers each year. Wiley Bean, with three of his registered Jerseys. P - ' % ' ite M 1 - ::i M Albert Chatham herds up about twenty of his hogs. Relzie Henderson, with his wife ' s cooperation, finishes a good job on this corner. FARM VETERANS CLASS J. C. Whitehead, Jr., Instructor 1st Row: J. C. Whitehead, Jr., Instructor, J. R. Moore, W. L. Reich, Troy Carpenter, Troy Wardlaw, Roy Carpenter, Giennie Clouse, Coy Morrow, W. W. Steele. 2nd Row: Roger Clayton, William Fennell, C. H. Powell, Burl Wilburn, F. L. Penning- ton, W. L. Pennmgton, I. C. Hood, J. W. Howell. 3rd Row: Grady Miles, Joe Farrar, HoUis Thorn, Hubert Miles, Douglas Riley, Sanders Mattox, Roy Justice. Member not shown: H. L. Blake. k _ . iU I V r. d w i xiiiC id whjt vou waiit ' .lumin. tne FARM VETERANS CLASS Price Prestage, Instructor 1st Row: Floyd Grissom, Dewey Bethay, Henory C. Ferguson, Morive Little, Carl Pat- terson, Davner Ferguson. 2nd Row; Troy Gray — Special Instructor, Price Prestage — Instructor, Milton Holder, Roger Sheffield, Holland Moore, Lester Brown, Cortez Rushing, Alva Francis, Saville Ritter. Not Shown; Bud Phillips, Alvin Hood, Marlin Edge, Byron C. Phillips, Virgil C Bates, Murphy Curtis, C. C. Wilson, Charles O. Pennington, Baxter Neal, James Farr, Bollie Clouse, Lemois Johnson. K Winter Cover Crops Pay Poultry as Supplementary Income Hogs as. Supplementary Income Vets New Home Construction of Loafing Barn as Part of Farm Face Liftins FARM VETERANS CLASS Glen P. Hufstetter, Instructor rfiffj!  %. ' W6 LiK-.«i -i m-. Top Row, left to right: iSJorman J. Patrick, Zelotes Cromeans, Rex Graham, Vonnie Johnson, William L. Griffin, Flavious Cromeans, Dock Lentz, Cudellas Graham, Jules West. Bottom Row, left to right: Gradon Byrom, Nathanel Dulaney, John Willis, Sanders Butler, Elton Stanford, Eldridge Franks, Glen P. Huffstetter, Instructor. Members not shown: Wencil Beam, Coleman Embrey, Jewel Jackson, Herbel Liridsey, Elmer Pruitt, Kirksey Pugh, Tulon Wood. New Members: Edward Spencer, George Embry, Alton Rogers, Virgie Abbott. FARM VETERANS CLASS James H. York, Instructor m-i m j ' ' x ' 1st Row, left to right: Lawrence W. Walton, Junior Butler, Bumel E. Franks, James H. York, Instructor, Charlie C. Donald, Buddie Bates, Archie A. Christian. 2nd Row, left to right: William J. Riley, Ervin E. Hood, Trelvie L. Clayton, Seth Trusoe, Noah T. Clayton, Leonard G. Nanney, Gaylord T. Earnest, Vaudry D. Moore, Monroe Whitaker. Members not shown: Martin L. Beck, Woodrow F. Bunch, Trelvie L. Clayton, Elvie D. Gray, Clarence G. Graham. Ellie W. Moore, Christopher E. McMillon, William E. Shields. FARM VETERANS CLASS Lee Roy Sheffield, Instructor 1st Row, left to right: C. L. Tyra, L. B. Morris, B. H. Carnation, T. T. Grammar, I. H. Franks, L. M. DeVaughn, G. H, Hinds, D. B. Pearce, L. M. Harbor, L. N. Ryan, W. M. DeVaughan. 2nd Row, left to right: Lee Roy Sheffield, Instructor, D. Whitt, R. C. Loden, Q. R. Wiygul, O. F. Franks, B. H. Cornelius, W. E. Thomas, U. L. Spigner, R. D. Pedigo, L. H. Comer, M. T. Turner, B. C Barnes, H. Boozer. ROUGH CARPENTER CLASS S. B. Boren First Row: Junior Tucker, Delmer Funderburk, James Rattlif, William Reynolds, Pedford Pressley, Dudley Stephens, Walter Bennitt. Second Row: C. E. Morrow, Dalton Barnes, Lexie Sheffield, James Clay, Dexter Taylor, Floyd Sheffield, Melvin Witt, William Sheffield. Third Row: Luther Weaver, S. B. Boren, Hubert Moore, L. B. Bishop, C. W. Shumpert, Joe E. Taylor, Ruble Robinson, Melvin Johnson, B. K. Tramel. ROUGH CARPENTER CLASS D. C. Russell, Instructor First Row Standing: D. C. Russell, J. D. Davis, Ray Burton, Cecil C. Holder, D.elbert L. Cleveland, Kenneth Johnson, Ralph C. Spencer. Middle Row: George W. Barber, Eugene O. Spencer, Webster L. Burch, J. D. Roberts. Coy L. Wheeler, Ira M. Thomas, Vivan W. Davis, Martin A. Kitchens. Front Row: Anthony W. Fowler, Haryve Parchman, John H. Wheeler, James T. Stanley, Buster Swain, James L. Poole, Elmo F. Mitchel. CARPENTER CLASS First Row: Walter H. Priddy, Charles D. Hood, Elmo Fowler, G. f. Sanderson, Lester Funderwood, Lilburn N. Wilson, A. C. Lindley, Kenneth C. Moore. Second Row: Shelby J. Samples, Murles R. Osbrin, James H. Hmds, Rex R. Helms, Alfred Jones, Dorsey O. Moore, J. T. Johnson. Third Row: C. C. Cauthran, George N. Riley, Homer M. Loden, Verlon C. Beene, Ottis Box, John Paul Jones, James T. Summers, Roy B. Hughes. W. H. McDaniel, Instructor. ROUGH CARPENTER CLASS E. L. Franks Front Row: Joe Wilburn, Marvin Cromeans, Clifford Wheeler, Herinon Duke, Donnis Johnson, Horrace Walton, Paul Hughes. Second Row: Durdwald Gates, G. C. Stevens, James Senter, Leburn Hodges, Delton Gates, James Wilburn, Lawrence Taylor, Gary Sheffield. Third Row: E. L. 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