Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1950 volume:

j|S W |i£ v| i j | g  | t ■ I,. % ' 0 ._ -._. :- Mlsiif .:: li . 1 i 1 1 ' , w ! ii y- ' ' ■ ' ■■,.t m • ' - Ml tl ii ii r;- ' .■ ■ ■ ' ■U-J iVG OR COL BS ' gS ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COaEGE 1 EARNING RESOURCE CtNTER FULTON, MS 38843 , :,;; III. Ml- 7f]a Q Su C A. mE m m m- 1949-50 de OCH UtZ Editor: Roy H. Ryan Asst. Ed.: Delbert Turner, Jr. Business Mgr.: Wood Moore Circulation Mgr.: Allen Gregory Sports Ed.: Buford Wood Sponsor: Mrs. Edna Mae Burns H. S. Ed.: Vernell Frost H. S. Feature Ed.: Betty Gilliand Feature Editor: Jean Chatham Literary Editor: Mary Armstrong neM nd As the brooks of the forests reflected the images of the Indians of past days, so may this issue of The Mirror reflect the activities of the students of the Itawamba Junior College and Agricultural High School. M M The Rek Hall : Z We, the Mirror Staff, dedicate this annual to the students whose loyalty, co-operation, spirit and integrity keep the school banner proudly waving. Uafmmz4 ' ui£wK Administration and Veteran ' s Memorial Library Looking Southeastward from the Rek Hall t - ee L Aden Moore — Monroe County _ .__ _ Smithville, Mississippi A. J. Mattox — Itawamba County .._. Fulton, Mississippi D. W. Graham — Itawamba County _ Golden, Mississippi A. V. Weatherford — Lee County Tupelo, Mississippi H. M. Kennedy — Itawamba County Tremont, Mississippi E. H. Moore — Itawamba County Dorsey, Mississippi E. Wilburn — Itawamba County _. Mantachie, Mississippi Glen Loden — Itawamba County Fulton, Mississippi Philip A. Sheffield Itawamba Junior College President Not shown: M. M. Winkler — Lee County Tupelo, Mississippi E. W. Hester — Monroe County Amory, Mississippi i _ e c ' ■ I am very proud of the progressthat has been made during the past school year. The excellent spirit of cooperation, teamwork and systematic planning by everyone has made this progress possible. Each student, teacher, and employee has made a definite contribution by loyal support. The school year of 1949-50 has been a most successful one. I feel that Itawamba Junior College and Agri- cultural High School is one of the fastest growing institutions in our state. Philip A. Sheffield, President I wish to congratulate the annual staff and its sponsor for their excellent work in publish- ing the 1949-50 Mirror. The students of Itawamba Junior College and Agricultural High School have been very cooperative in the building of an institution of service to the people of this territory. The faculty of our school appreciates this coopera- tion to the greatest extent. We hope that the progress of this institution will keep step with the progress being made by its supporting counties, Itawamba, Lee, and Monroe. J-t 6 - -t ' -- ' As principal of the High School Division of Itawamba Junior College, I wish to thank all the faculty and students, both college and high school, for their loyalty and support. The American public school should be non-partisan, non-sectarian, efficient, democratic, for all of the children of all the people. The purpose of education is to aid the individual in achieving a meaningful life, by providing him the op- portunity to develop according to his ability. We are trying to do this through our program of study, social activities, athletics, clubs, assembly programs, band, music, testing, and placement program. y . iA- - MRS. EDNA MAE BURNS College English W. D. CLIFTON High School Agriculture Shopwork BILLY COLLUM High School Biology Algebra JOHN CRUBAUGH Solid Geometry High School Girl ' s Coach MRS. L. E. DEATON Librarian GEORGE W. DAVIS College Education College Government L. E. GREEN College Chemistry MRS. L. E. GREEN High School English College Shorthand c i t MISS HERMINE GRAHAM Plane Geometry MITCHELL GRISSOM High School Football Coach High School Government MRS. D. C HARDEN High School English High School Speech MISS VERNA LAGRONE Home Economics a u t A. C. BUTCH LAMBERT Athletic Director Physical Education JAMES W. LANE College Botany College Zoology High School Biology MRS. SAM MAYHALL College Mathemetics MRS. FRANCES S. REDFIELD High School Commerce High School Civics RUSSELL REID College Basketball Coach High School Civics MRS. RUSSELL REID College Speech High School English BERLIN ROBBINS Band Director FRED ROBINSON College Typing Economics Business Law Business English High School Typing a u t JOHN P. RUTLEDGE High School World History High School American History MISS VIRGINIA RUTLEDGE High School English M. T. SEITZ College Agriculture MRS. ELLIS SHAW General Science Sociology r T ' G. E. SHEFFIELD Social Studies Ninth Arithmetic MRS. G. E. SHEFFIELD Study Hall High School English LEROY SHEFFIELD High School Agriculture MISS MARY JO SHIELDS Registrar Foreign Language 9 a u I t G. W. SMITH College Accounting High School Bookkeeping High School Arithmetic MRS. LEATRICE TIMMONS High School Algebra College Mechanical Drawing MISS GRACE WEATHERFORD Home Economics R. L. WOOD College Government College American History ' V f Mrs. Will D. Clifton f Financial Secretary Mrs. Eleanor McNutt e a % e. t Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts a Miss Pattijo Carrol J e 1 J UlMtH lL President ' s Home Faculty Home Campus Scene M ' ! I I Faculty Home Home Economics Department nil :i i 1 :4 President: Dot Leathers V. President: Harold Montgomery Secretary: Valreete Robinson Treasurer: Evelyn Shumpert Parliamentarian: Melvin Burton Sergeant-at-Arms: Noel Burch Reporter: Charles McCormack Sponsor: Mrs. Edna Mae Burns 0 fV ' P -fnwfc. 1 1 A .-- r U 1 h Ih| H I 1 ' ' B H . - 1 Ik William Benefield Fulton, Mississippi Agriculture Benevolent-Bashful Noel Burch Fulton, Mississippi General Education Bland-Business-like Harry Alexander Fulton, Mississippi Agriculture Able- Artistic A. T. Bean Dorsey, Mississippi Agriculture Brisk-Brave T. A. Burch, Jr. Fulton, Mississippi Agriculture Beamin g-Benignant Mrs. Laura Brown Fulton, Mississippi General Education Beneficial-Beloved Melvin Burton Tupelo, Mississippi General Education Blunt-Brilliant Franz Cow art Amory, Mississippi Agriculture Clean-cut-Clever Johnny Davidson Guntown, Mississippi Agriculture Determined-Dapper Ig m- ' Sue Davis Hamilton, Mississippi Commerce DUigeut-Derightjid Billy Elliff Fulton, Mississippi General Education Ent ertaimn g-Easy- going James R. Farris Dorsey, Mississippi Commerce Funny-Fanciful Doris Finney Tupelo, Mississippi General Education Fine-Friendly Elvin Graham Golden, Mississippi Agriculture Genial-Good Max Graham Golden, Mississippi Engineering Ruby Gordon Gregory Fulton, Mississippi General Education Gentle-Gracious Joe Hancock Nettleton, Mississippi Pre-Medical Handsome-Haughty t-4 n I -- Helen Haynes Tremont, Mississippi Home Economics Helpful-Hopeful 1 i h Troy Kerr Guntown, Mississippi General Education Keen-Kind James E. Hill Shannon, Mississippi General Education Hilarious-Happy Bobby Johnson Fulton, Mississippi General Education Jo vial-fust John Edd Lackey Shannon, Mississippi Engineering Long-Loyal i Douglas Loden Dorsey, Mississippi Agriculture Light-Lasting Betty Jean Long Tupelo, Mississippi General Education Longing-Ladylike Dot Leathers Marietta, Mississippi General Education Liberal-Logical Mildred Loden Dorsey, Mississippi General Education Likeable-Lofty Melba Loden Dorsey, Mississippi Commerce Lovable-Lively Charles McCormack Fulton, Mississippi General Education Mischievous-Mannerly Walter McDaniel Fulton, Mississippi General Education Mechanical-Managerial Kermit McFerrin Mantachie, Mississippi General Education Merry-Magnetic 0 fk Troy Maxcy Fulton, Mississippi General Education Munificent-Modest James Mitchell MooreviUe, Mississippi Agriculture Musical-Mutual Harold Montgomery Saltillo, Mississippi Agriculture Masculine-Masterful RoYCE Moore Fulton, Mississippi General Education Moderate-Methodical K : % k ' l M ■ Wayne Nanney Baldwyn, Mississipp General Education Nke-Nh?ible Dorothy Northington Smithville, Mississippi Commerce Noble-Naughty Wood Moore Dorsey, Mississippi Agriculture Mild-Mellow G. E. Morrow Marietta, Mississippi Agriculture Manly-Mirthful Floyd Northington Hamilton, Mississippi General Education Ne ver- ceasing-Neat Joe Pearce Dorsey, Mississippi Agriculture ProDipt-Peppy Sammy Posey Amory, Mississippi Agriculture Polite-Pleasant Roy Prestage Fulton, Mississippi General Education Peaceful-Perceptive r  . ' wMkM m U w L J i t -jI f ' ' 1 S Mk - ' !M al 1 1 Ji lii 1 ■ iii b4 Delbert Ray Guntown, Mississippi Engineering Responsible-Remarkable Elbert Ray Guntown, Mississippi Pred-Med. Ready-Reliable Jean Ridge Red Bay, Alabama General Education Radiant-Refreshing Valreete Robinson Tremont, Mississippi General Education Refined-Refulgent Roy Ryan Baldwyn, Mississippi General Education Reasonable-Reserved Evelyn Schumpert Shannon, Mississippi Home Economics Sparkling-Splendid Robert Sheffield Dorsey, Mississippi General Education Sociable-Sensible William Sheffield Dorsey, Mississippi Engineering SHCceafid-Suitable Edwin Shumpert Dorsey, Mississippi General Education Sympathetic-Steady Mary Lou Smith Tupelo, Mississippi Home Economics Sweet-Surprising Johnny D. Stanley Dorsey, Mississippi General Education Stately-Steadfast E. G. Senter Fulton, Mississippi General Education John Sudduth Tupelo, Mississippi General Education Sunny -Submissive F Bobby Taylor JHm wVI| |U MooreviUe, Mississippi aJ M 1 Agriculture 1 J Tactful-Tailored 1 Homer R. Tucker A m ' Fulton, Mississippi General Education k ' ■ Jr H| Tranquil- Thorough 1 James D. Tucker Fulton, Mississippi General Education Tasteffd-True Delbert Turner Dorsey, Mississippi General Education Thorough-Trustworthy Alton Waters Shannon, Mississippi Commerce Forthwhile- Y elcotne Clarence Westmoreland Tupelo, Mississippi Agriculture Witty- Wanderhjg .j: B- « Ht ' S. Joe Walton Dorsey, Mississippi General Education Well-groomed-Wholesome Ray Wardlaw Tremont, Mississippi General Education Wordy-Wishmg ' At ■ Luzerne Wheeler Tremont, Mississippi Agriculture Warm-hearted- Well-bred James Wigington Tremont, Mississippi General Education Winning- Waggish Dudley Williams Guntown, Mississippi Agriculture Watchful-Witty Lawerence Williams Fulton, Mississippi Agriculture Weather-proof General Education W is hy -Washy Argie Wilson Fulton, Mississippi Agriculture Well-balanced-Worthy F. B. WlYGUL Kaiser, Arkansas Engineering iraiting-Willini Glyn Wiygul Nettleton, Mississippi Geheral Education Wide-awake Alfred York Dorsey, Mississippi Agriculture Youthful-Yappety . Mrs. Jenelle Trulove Golden, Mississippi General Education Tetttatjve-Tolerant J BuFORD Wood Dorsey, Mississippi Agriculture Well-mannered Charles Wood Parkin, Arkansas Agriculture WHlful-Wandering i President: Harold Ritter V. President: Clovis Burch Secretary: Mary Armstrong Reporter: Caril Stephens Parliamentarian: Allen Gregory Sponsor: Mr. Fred Robinson James Allen Vernon, Alabama General Education Mary Armstrong Tupelo, Mississippi General Education Af7gel c Gale Bean Dorsey, Mississippi Agriculture Mary Dean Ballard Hamilton, Alabama General Education Pretty ' Fannie Brown Fulton, Mississippi General Education Lovely James M. tsrown Tremont, Mississippi Agriculture Carefree Clovis Burch Fulton, Mississippi Agriculture Ver.satile Alene Burleson Guntown, Mississippi Commerce Petite Raymond Carlock Guntov n, Mississippi General Education Frie)!dly Nelva Lee Carroll Dorsey, Mississippi Commerce Constant Eddie Cayson Mooreville, Mississippi General Education Handsome f 1 (I Jean Chatham Dorsey, Mississippi Home Economics Paul Chamblee Tremont, Mississipp General Education Clever Robert Clark Tupelo, Mississipp General Education ' Butcher George Clement Pontotoc, Mississippi General Education Changeable Edwin Comer Fulton, Mississippi Commerce Cosmo Tommye Comer Fulton, Mississippi Home Economics Dignif ed ' O. R. Cooper Fulton, Mississippi Agriculture Chauffeur Jean Dill Amory, Mississippi General Education Song-bird '  I 3 Bruce Dulaney Fulton, Mississippi General Education Small- fry Dwane Duncan Dorsey, Mississippi General Education Quiet Bennie Estes Tupelo, Mississippi General Education Comical John Estes Amory, Mississippi Commerce Joe Evans Tremont, Mississipp Engineering Logical Emogene Finney Tupelo, Mississippi Commerce Gentle Belton Franks Marietta, Mississippi Agriculture Solemn Robert Gibson ' Guntown, Mississippi Engineering Capable James Glass Haleyville, Alabama General Education Herculean Dock Godsey Brilliant, Alabama General Education Dashino ' R. L. Godsey Haleyville, Alabama General Education Cotton Clarice Graham Guntown, Mississippi Home Economics Din huitive Elouise Graham Golden, Mississipp Commerce Lady-lik Grady Graham Golden, Mississipp General Education Settled Kathleen Graham ' Tj Evan Wayne Gray Golden, Mississippi N. ; Fulton, Mississippi General Education ' tf t l i Jv Agriculture Modern ■L. K ' -dF . B ' VL Mousey Carolyn Green Tupelo, Mississippi Commerce Blondie Allen Gregory Guntown, Mississippi English Intellectual E. J. Gresham New Albany, Mississippi Agriculture Rojneo ' Martha Grissom Fulton, Mississippi Commerce Unaffected Zereda Grissom Fulton, Mississippi Home Economics Lively Jean Guthrie Tupelo, Mississippi Chemistry Blue Eyes Donald Harrison Amory, Mississippi Agriculture Cain? Thomas Heliums Red Bay, Alabama General Education Likable Guyton Henry Pontotoc, Mississippi Pre-Med. Student Lojty Christeen Hankins Guntown, Mississippi Home Economics Greta Lou Hankins Fulton, Mississippi Commerce Companionable ' Donald Herring Saltillo, Mississippi General Education Amazing Ralph Hiden Tremont, Mississippi Agriculture Uncomplaining ' Ralph Harrison Fulton, Mississippi Commerce Surefire Christo Hubbard Red Bay, Alabama General Education Composed Jean Huffman Tupelo, Mississippi Chemistry Blifh William Hix ShelbyviUe, Tennessee General Education Walking Horse ' Juddy Howell Amory, Mississippi Engineering Patient Jimmy Hussey Mooreville, Mississippi Agriculture Mischievous t X Albert Johnson Golden, Mississippi General Education Conservative Kathleen Hussey Mooreville, Mississippi Home Economics Helpful Louise Johnson Fulton, Mississippi General Education Contented Wayne Kilburn Red Bay, Alabama General Education Mollie Jane Kirksey Guntown, Mississippi Commerce Bombshell William Lanphere Saltillo, Mississippi General Education Wayne Lesley Tupelo, Mississippi Agriculture Settled Neil McCabe Killen, Alabama General Education Admirable ' Charles McKee Fulton, Mississippi General Education Chaotic Carlene McKissack Tupelo, Mississippi General Education Sociable Fred Leslie Tupelo, Mississippi Agriculture Good-natured ' Euladell Lester Fulton, Mississippi Commerce Peaceful Maxine McDaniel Dorsey, Mississippi Home Economics Agreeable Grover A. Mills Red Bay, Alabama General Education Unpredictable Milton Mitchell Rogersville, Alabama General Education Sensible Onis Mitchell MooreviUe, Mississipp Commerce Refreshing Jann Monaghan Tupelo, Mississipp General Education Amiable Ronald Morgan Amory, Mississippi Commerce Catidid Carlos Nanney Fulton, Mississippi Commerce Worthy Id V Lavane Newell Marietta, Mississippi Agriculture Trustworthy Jil V„ Lg k I fir I Robert Norton Fulton, Mississippi Commerce Casual Jimmy Odom New Albany, Mississippi General Education Atomic Homer Osbon Tupelo, Mississippi Commerce Attentive Hansel Parham Amory, Mississippi Agriculture Hank Doris Parmer Hamilton, Alabama General Education Cute E. B. Rich Brilliant, Alabama General Education Reddy Myra Ridings Amory, Mississippi General Education Adorable Harold Ritter Amory, Mississippi Commerce Courteous John Roberson Rogersville, Alabama Agriculture Slf f5 o ikL k McKinley Rogers : M f ' X ' 1 Tom Sanders Golden, Mississippi W ' Becker, Mississippi General Education . p t- Engineering a 1 Elbert Sheffield Dorsey, Mississippi Agriculture Easy-go ' nig Jane Sheffield Fulton, Mississippi General Education Charming Reid Smith Marietta, Mississippi Engineering Ambitious Bryson Spearman Red Bay, Alabama General Education U ipredictable Ih . r Mi k m - rH «L i v X t William Parmer Hamilton, Alabama General Education Baritone Mildred Pennington Nettleton, Mississippi Commerce Tactful Rutha Pierce Fulton, Mississippi Commerce Radiant Joe Penny Piedmont, Alabama General Education Determined Gilbert Phillips Guntown, Mississippi General Education Bud A. J. Pitts Baldwyn, Mississippi General Education Okay Brice Prestage Fulton, Mississippi General Education Fatherly Virginia Reese Tupelo, Mississippi General Education Pete McKinley Rogers Golden, Mississippi General Education Athletic Bertha Reich Nettleton, Mississippi Commerce Won anly ik Eugene Spencer Fulton, Mississippi General Education ComplacetJt Caril Stephens Marietta, Mississippi Agriculture Purposeful Hoyt Summerford Bexer, Alabama Agriculture Congenial Eddard Tigner Guntown, Mississippi General Education Shorty Jennell Trulove Golden, Mississippi General Education Cheerful ' Complaisant ' L Thomas Tucker Tomner, Alabama Commerce Typical Hubert Turner Pontotoc, Mississippi Agriculture Red Lewis Vintson Brilliant, Alabama General Education Pap Richard Wakefield Haleyville, Alabama General Education Slu MOT HOVVN i Doyle Wardlaw Tremont, Mississippi General Education Reasonable Dorothy Westmoreland Tupelo, Mississippi Home Economics Freck Mackey White Fulton, Mississipp: General Education Valuable Mrs. Ruby Wilemon Fulton, Mississippi General Education Reserved Myra Williamson Red Bay, Alabama General Education Moderate ' Pauline Wilson Tremont, Mississippi Commerce Mary Jean Worthy Fulton, Mississippi General Education Tootsie Phillip Wright Hamilton, Alabama General Education Bright Boy Billy Young Saltillo, Mississippi General Education Chkk J. T. Hale Fulton, Mississippi Agriculture Careful T z d maK a fhtdoKo t ' ted htrt. . .(2, MOST INTELLECTUAL MOST ATHLETIC FRIEND LI EST MOST VERSATI LE i U MiiMl TYPICAL FRESHMEN WITTIEST i ■--. HII i HjiJ H ' V H -,. u ---.- Bl ' jhRHH BhL nK ' nil K SHHs k R.v d e ' d ■i Bi n jv- - t ii fifej , d _ H| HW iHi e i!l iHHwMMfWf D mM IWy ■ BMBBj M Ba Vi ' I Ah n 1 ' I HM| e, 1y Hi H ' HpP ' ' W H I JR] Freshmen Representatives Faculty Advisor Clarice Graham Mrs. Mayhall Clovis Burch President Tommye Comer Argie Wilson Sophomore Representatives Harold Montgomery Evelyn Schumpert Luzerne Wheeler f i n t Q u n c. t President: Dot Leathers Vice President: Allen Gregory Sec. and Treas. : Doris Finney Reporter; Mrs. Laura Brown Sponsor: Mrs. Mayhall ■.. ' i Student Director: Billy Elliff Sponsor: Mrs. Burns Asst. Student Director: T. A. Burch Jr. Secretary: Clarice Graham Reporter: Broxie Cooley President: Tommye Comer V. Pres: Mary Jean Worthy Sec. and Treas. : Mary Smith Reporter: Charlie Wood Sponsor: Mrs. Lane President: Doris Finney Vice President: Virginia Reese Secretary: Betty Jean Long Choir Leaders: Billy Young William Lamphere Pianist: Elbert Ray President: Delbert Turner, Jr. Vice President: Melvin Burton Sec. and Treas.: Mildred Loden Reporter: Delbert Ray Sponsor : Mrs. Mayhall President: Broxie Cooley V. Pres.: Maxine McDaniel Secretary: Mary Lou Smith Treasurer: Jean Chatham Reporter: Htlen Haynes Sponsor: Miss Verna Lagrone ; t u President : Harold Montogomery V. Pres.: John Roberson Sec. and Treas : Wood Moore Sponsor: Mr. M. T. Seitz M 111 III IBI llMK liaL: President: Homer Osbon V. President: Nelva Lee Carroll Sponsor: Mr. R. L. Wood Secretary: Elouise Graham Reporter: Jean Dill « sue The Winners! Gliding High Queen For A Day ■ c ' S (U c w w 6 ■ CL,4J O Pi CO lyD Dh c 3 Chieftain PUBLISHED BI-WEEKLY BY THE STUDENTS OF ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE AND AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL Fulton, Mississippi, January 3, 1950. SINGLE COPY 10c DeVaughn and Ore On Ballot For HS Editor of Chieftain THE Chieftain •■KNOWLEDGE IN YOUTH IS WISDOM IN AGE. Published bi-weekly by the students of Itawamba Junior College and Agri- cultural HigH School. THE STAFF CHAHLES G. McCORMACK- Editor-in-chief J GRAHAM Business Managers G. SENTER, JR. Sports Editor BOBBY OVERTON X: ' - ALLEN GREGORY Staff Artist t. FRED ROBINSON Faculty Advisor EVELYN SCHUMPERT SUE DAVIS DORIS FINNEY Typist ° iU ' y, oi TJJO ' a cl gam. Tio — .rt e ■ eV oti c all e g oTC , - Wh 24 trim '  ;i t5:° ' ' scoi tC UO«° aiv horse rtvei .a- ' we u ,net« „, THE EDITORS SPEAKING . . . HI Y ' ALL! WELCOME McKay S ' ' r eM .. detv ._ . , acwe ' Mule Train Reaches . • ' .v.. : k. Top.SeemsAslf tV et Tt ' AC ' tV To all of our new studen enrolling for the second ai ter, male or female, genius from Booneville, we extenc. 1 ' cordial welcome. e.- ° t , .be ' t Tupelo Daily Journal Sports Columnist Says - - Nomination - Mr. and Mrs. Basl(etbal ' 49-50 ' Katlileen and Jimmy Hussey yi ' awamba Junior (onege COMP TRIUMPHS IN TALENT CONTES BN ?!Ai eVl ft V.«v. 4 It Never Stops ' . ei JSi ' ' , Like we be done-told you e- V - „ a e .. se ' ' ' Frankie Lane ' s uniqtJe M ' ' ' veSsVo AecVe ' ! . Train is a big hit, not only FULe S5fve at ' °  « ' IJC but aU over the country, IsV t g . It was number one pn theRek HOKot e „ ct ,?or t o-HaU J e BoxJhis_ ttae while k . i tSl C  vss Dinah Shore You will find it unnece; ,] to go through any formalit: d° become one of the gang h ° ' Pulton. We take pride ipou , -..g eA- Itawamba hospitality and ie .. ' °ui tj-f ( i confident that a few days of it Xi° will convince - your M yy e. ......Of Vr....Sr4;;.M., .He ar., CoUHC W t . dent Sfifty .°-ffis, ,« ce est W, Ue a j ular yoiui place in ' . y ' s Talent Theater i iday night, -May We Present pZiti . rrv,e Fulton g . ' „ the Round i ' ' es , - „ rts by winning at f Pag-g ,„ oin this column we made a , Tourninent necerab«r piood Ai mistake. Please accept and_FuUon, . i humble apologies for oi aits llie IJ( Indians EDITOR ' S NOTE ays Workmen are adding the finish- ® , lei e ' ing touches to the school Recrea- is ' Vaml, - MIOUHD By Egg Senter Bobin • J I CT ' PArF IT C ss Hulon Ballard ' s name li BALLARD you ' ll hear kid Arkansas ' pounds during right tackle 3 looking, is a j%- ...-- : Wayne Nanney Dot Northington James Wiginton E. M. J. C. Bethel U. T. J. C. Northwest ... J. C Co-Lin 38 7 6 12 32 Holmes 26 Mo. Baptists 19 Northwest 41 Athens, Ala. 20 MP-amAz u 2 ( o 7 ciuii ± Aaron Butch Lambert Athletic Director Mitchell Grissom Line Coach Russell Reid End Coach C5 ■ ' i«f- — 9 f? e Front Row: Leathers, Graham, Roberson, Knight, McCabe, Tucker, R. Vinson, Johnson, Spradhng, Cayson. 2nd Row: Heliums L. Vintson, D. Godsey, EUiff, Turner, Allen, Wood, Mitchell, R. Godsey, Rich, Thornton. 3rd Row: Estes, Maxcy, Penny, Wiygul, Wilson, Comer, Bean, Hix, Glass, Wakefield, Ballard. Not shown: Zirkle, Parrish, Gresham, Odum, Romine. Captain Co-Captain Dot Leathers James Glass end tackle ri Neil McCabe, Halfback Milton Mitchell, Guard John Roberson, Quarterback All from Rogersville, Ala. Troy Maxey Tackle Fulton, Miss. U v-- ' ' f- ' -1 8 ■■J GUARDS Hubert Turner Pontotoc, Miss. R. L. Godsey Haleyville, Ala. Charlie Wood Parkin, Ark. James Glass Tackle Haleyville, Ala. James Allen Center Vernon, Ala. Tom Heliums End Red Bay, Ala. ©r rH f% Dock Godsey Halfback Brilliant, Ala. John Estes Guard Amory, M If I Argie Wilson Troy Maxey Fulton, Mississippi Richard Wakefield Haleyville, Alabama James Comer Hulon Ballard Dorsey, Mississippi James Glass Haleyville, Alabama All Tackles S i l H- s F. B. Wiygul End Kaiser, Ark. Charlie Wood Guard Parkin, Ark. Tommy Tucker Halfback Decatur, Alabama Gene Knight Cairo, Illinois Halfback Dock Godsey Halfback Brilliant, Alabama Neil McCabe Halfback Rogersville, Alabama ■, Gene Knight Halfback Cairo, Illinois Joe Penny Fullback Piedmont, Alabama (Below) William Hix, Center Tommy Tucker, Halfback James Allen, Center John Estes, Guard ■J Neil McCabe Halfback Rogersville, Ala. (Bottom) John Roberson Quarterback Rogersville, Ala. v r f ml Russell Reid Junior College Boys ' and Girls ' Coach Raymond Carlock Forward Freshman ' Dot Leathers Forward Sophomore Guyton Henry Center Freshman Dave Johnston Forward Freshman Johnny Rendek Guard Freshman James Bevil Forward Freshman Jimmie Hussey Guard Freshman James Wiginton Forward Sophomore Wayne Nanney Forward Sophomore Bobby Johnson Forward Sophomore Kermit McFerrin Guard Sophomore Alton Romine Guard Freshman Sue Davis Guard Sophomore Evelyn Schumpert Guard Sophomore Kathaleen Hussey Guard Freshman Jean Ridge Forward Sophomore irginia Reese Forward Sophomore Helen Haynes Guard Sophomore Gena Ann Sheffield Forward High School Junior Fannie Brown Guard Freshman Erma Reeves Forward Freshman Tootsie Worthy Guard Freshman 1 • 88 EI 5S ' i SS88 Just Relaxing Mr. Robbins Director V ' 1 f f 1 v.tv Ji |p«jft - Majorettes Anita Senter Virginia Reese Jean Betts Mary Jean Worthy Betty Jo Gilliland Margaret Holcomb Martha Ann Cummings BAND IN CONCERT CORNETS Carl Comer David Mattox Billy McElroy George Layman Robert Sanderson Sammy Robison Ralph Knight Wayne Layman Martha Russell CLARINETS Carolyn Prestage Jerry Burns Carolyn Overton Travis Staub Jimmy Staub James Whitehead Joel Senter Jean Betts Mitzie Brown Ann Maples Jerry Capwell TROMBONES Lloyd Burns Gale Bean Edwin Comer Fred Ballard L. C. Prestage FLUTES Ann Deaton Betty McNeece Phyllis Gorden DRUMS Gene Knight Anita Senter Glennie Sue Maske Martha Cummings Hugh Haynes SAXOPHONES Bobby Overton Kelly Wade Prestage BARITONE Jackie Frost CYMBALS Vernell Frost HORNS James Comer Don Holcomb Bruce Dulaney BELLS Betty Gilliland Ann Mayhall BASS HORN Mary Nell McKenny Student Director: Ralph Knight Drum Majorette: Mary Jean Worthy Reporter: Martha Cummings Treasurer: Travis Staub Phylis Gordon Betty McNeese Ann Deaton ' -firt iWte ' pevtto (? zdd, (P f-tt( 0t L President: Cutah Robinson V. President: Hulen Ballard Secretary: Ann Burch Reporter: Doris Steele Sgt.-at-arms: Gene Knight Sponsor: Mrs. Russell Reid f Gale Wood Bean ' Modesty becomes a man. Johnny Benefield ' Just a little boy with big ideds. Nell Bennett ' In her tongue is the laiv of kindness Charles Bo wen ' Speech is silver, silence is golden. Harry Armstrong A well bred fellow of good character. Hulen Ballard I can resist everything exce pt tempta- tion. Bradford Barber am as sober as a judge. Lillie Fae Barnes In her own grace, does she excel her- If. r ' I , ' f m Alvin Bradley, Jr. 4 Oh, it ' s excellent to have a giant ' s strength. CW Ann Burch V None kneiv thee but to love thee, none named thee but to praise thee. ■ Sarah Caviness Bean - - Had sighed to many, though she loved but one. Tommy Chatham . Some claitn he is bashful — some doubt it. m ' Frances Coggins Precious things come in small packages but this ' one ' s even smaller. James T. Comer A man as true as steel. CuTAH Crane Pretty, charming, and awfully nice. The kind of girl you look at twice. JuLiOR Delle Crane A quiet manner is richer than a crown. Martha Ann Cummings A mocking eye, a pair of lips, that ' s often why a fellow trips. Eugene Thomas Curtis Life is short and so am I. ■ O James Davis The eyes have it. Oma G. Davis Blessed is the matj who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed. Mary Devall ' Tis well to be merry. Frances DeVaughn The fairest garden in her looks, and in her mind the ivisest books. Charles Dulaney ' No one is at all times wise. Helen Estes ' She has learned the luxury of doing Ralph Funderburk Just a quiet, easy going boy. Robbie Allean Gardner Oj mildest ma)i ier and gentle heart. Martha Grace Gibson Come what may, shell get there. Betty Jo Gilliland Ij she tveren ' t such a little devil, she ' d be a perfect angel. JiMMiE Lou Foster Happy am I, from care I am free. W hy can ' t all be happy like me? Charlie Franks Worrying never made man great, so ivhy ivorry? Louise Grimes Franks Her thoughts are all in one direction. Vernell Frost Altvays laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, but iever bad. ' d ( f. ■I Ci Ruble Green All ' s right ivith the world. George Robert Gregory No victory but to him ivho has given all. BiLLiE Gene Gilliland ' He stoops only for doors. JoHNiE Graham ' The post of honor is a private station. Felix Green My object all sublime — shall achieve in time. Martha Green It ' s the friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Leon Guntharp Men of few words are the best. ' EuFORD Hall A nice quiet fellow. n ' 1 ■y Charlie Haire The idol of the ladies and the envy of the men. Wanda Harper Who mixed reason ivith pleasure and ivisdom with mirth? Margaret Holcomb I came, I saw, I tried to conquer. Betty Wheeler Jeffcoat Until I truly loved I ivas alone. Thomas Ellis Jones Let any man speak long enough and he ' ll get believers. Nell Kelso Cute and sweet, dainty and neat. Margie Helms Talk she can, and talk she will. Clifton Hodges The world knoivs nothing of the great- est men. I 1 n Erma Jane McCarver Gentle and modest as a flower. Eugene McDaniel Well timed silence has more eloquence than speech. James Lawhon And this above all else, to thine own self he true. Wayne Layman Love is so different with us men. Fannie Lesley That sweet delight a quiet life affords. Janet Loden Oh, so meek and pentle. Fay McDaniel Not to be serious, not to he gay, htit to have a good trtte friend in every way. Helen Ruth McDaniel Friendly to all, hostile to none, always jolly and full of fun. T. C. McDaniel A quiet, niischievoHs fellotv. Lester Magers Trouble sits but lightly on his shoul- ders. Christene Ming I have a little shadow that goes in and out ivith me. NoRENE Ming She is very, very like me, fro7n my heels up to fny head. Bonnie Ruth Mansell There is no snare for a man ' s heart like wearing red hair. Irvin Mattox To work or not to ivork; that is the question. Cleon Moore Polite, ivell-mannered, and a friend to all. Dalton Moore When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Noel Morris, Jr. Of his success I have no doubt, but the girls will get him if he doesn ' t watch out. Thomas Nabers Blessed is he who has found his work; let him ask no other blessedness. Jane Parker Good nature and good sense are joined in her. Hilda Pearce She has a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief. James Pearce 1 n o ' For a bashful boy, be gets into lots of mischief. Lawrence Phillips Give him a pigskin and he ' s off to glory. J. C Poole My only books were ivotnen ' s looks, and folly ' s all they ' ve taught me. Lee Ray Raden Ah! Why should life all labor be? 4 Mary Anna Reed Happy-go-huky — but who tvould be otherivise? Bertha Mae Reich Of quick and stveet disposition. Anita Senter Reminds us of quicksilver — never stays put. Elbert Sheffield Life is jest and all things show it. I thought so once and now I know it. Oneil Shumpert There is such pleasure in thine eye, such music on thy lips. Noel Lee Shumpert How will the future reckon with this DoRTHY Nell Riggs As tnany good points as a pack of pins. CuTAH Robinson He who is to lead must be himself a man. James Carl Spencer Sober, not serious, quiet, but not idle. Charlotte Ann Spradling Well timed silence has more eloquence than speech. Evelyn Smith Is she so quiet and demure? Maybe, but don ' t be too sure. Juanita Fay Smith She ' s not aggressive, but she has a mind of her own. Kenneth Wayne Smith Who said silence is golden? Bobby Lou Spencer Some people just can ' t help being nice: Cuthern Spradling Never do anything today that you can put off until tomorrow. Doris Steele Nature was so lavish with her that she bestoived until she had no more. ,MK f K {p% Anna Frances Thompson Very sweet and very timid. Paul Thornton His friends are many; his joes — has he any? Charles Stegall A man in whom there dwells all that is honest and honorable. Edith Taylor Her very quietness speaks volumes. Mary Lou Tucker Studious of ease and fond of humble things. Blanch Turner Dignified without, but full of fun with- in. •m% i m :% ik ViRBLE West It: a person so little one hardly expects to find an intellect so great. William Whitehead Full of likable sitnplicity and quietness. James Waddle What care I when I can be at rest, kill time and take life at its very best. June Wallace A cheerful smile which makes bright the path of life. Gena Fay Walton Success is the reward of diligence. Martha Weatherford It ' s no use, fellows. I have a boy friend: i Dorothy Wilburn Pleasantly tnannered and sweet. Jane Pierce Wilemon A noble wotnan, nobly planned; to cheer, to comfort, and command. Alva Lee Williams A shining star hiding her light under a cloak of modesty. Dorothy Frances Wood Her hair is not more sunny than her heart. Harold Wood My love, she is a kitten and my heart is a ball of string. Verl Hue Wood Come what tnay; I am content. Ruth York Mischievous — often; dignified — some- times; popular — always. C uuto (j£a ± lee td President: Charles Thomas V. President: Laquita Pate Sponsor: Mr. John Rutledge (not shown) Irvin Barnes Catherine Barrett Willa Jean Betts Jo Ann Boren Araminta Bourland Nellie Brown Bobby Armstrong Helen Fay Barnes a .: -; 00 v . Edwin Chamblee Lou Ellen Cockrell !l Wilma Jean Comer Jimmie Quay Conwill Billy Cooley Frank Davis Clarence Dulaney Martha Dulaney Shirley Dulaney Mitchell Fikes Rudolph Franks Zelda Franks Charlene Gardner Mary Beth Gholston Carrie Mae Graham Ernesteen Graham James Graham Madie Green Quindelene Grimes Alice Hall Bulon Hall Sue Harbor Mary Harmon Bobby Nell Harris June Milliard L. Q. Hodges Edward Holliday Royce Hughes Bobby Keith C Hal Kelso Clarence Kent J. C. King Imp i ' Mitchell Kitchens Eugene Knight Cemous Lester Hoyt Lindley Mae Dell Lindsey Yvonne Loague Ebb Lee Loden Charles McKay I l J- © f ©I • David Mattox O ' Neil Maxcy a a • f - Dewey Mills Patsy Montgomery Lovie Moore Margaret Morris Thomas Morrow Annie Fay Nanney C C) Bobby Nanney Bobby Jean Nanney Gearldine Nichols Joe Parrish Laquita Rushing Pate Gloria Fay Perkins L. C. Prestage Laverne Randolph Galane Reeves Sonny David Riley Ann Roberts James L. Robinson Nell Rose Rowin t Dolan Schumpert Iva Frances Schumpert Mamie Grace Schumpert ■ . w r Clemmie Dell Senter Jimmie Nell Senter n 4i Marlin Shaw Delbert Sheffield Gena Ann Sheffield Nettie Jane Shockley Charles Shumpert Mary Nell Shumpert Thomas Earl Smith Wiley Smith Geraldine Stacy Travis Staub Billy Jo Stephens Jerry Stevens Maceile Sloan Billy Smith Mildred Stevens June Tabler Ann Taylor Charles Thomas Emma Sue Thrasher Betty Jo Tucker Bobby Turner Clifford Tyra Lois Unfress Bobbie Dean Waddle Emma Frances Walton Margaret Walton Ola Watts Doyce Wheeler Alfred Williams Helen Williamson Helen Wood Cecil Works z op- omo e U a Ld- te0t±. President: Bobby Overton Secretary: Ann Williams Reporter: Beth Ray Vice President: Jimmy Pierce Sponsor: Billy Collum ia fttlfiA Kenneth Wade Adams Johnie AUred C. D. Barnes, Jr. Eloise Barnes Joe Barnes John Bean Susie Fay Bean Billy Beard Marie Beasley Kathryn Black John Blaylock Betty Ann Burton Pinna Carpenter Genette Chilcoat Mary Christian Ruble Clayton James Cleveland Shirley Clippard Rubine Coker K. F. Collur Frank Comer Fred Comer Edsel W. Conwil Sue ConwiU Wynfred Cooper James Crouch W. T. Crowder Patricia Cummings Noma Davis Fred Davis James T. Deaton Sue DeVaughn Tommie Rea Dodson Leola Dickenson Joe Dill Unive Dill Alfred Dulaney Bobby Jack Earnest Bobby Joe Elliff Patsy Fancher Charles Fikes Alma Fay Franks Sue Franks Hildred Funderburk Grady Gaddy Peggy Gaddy Bobby Ray Gray Cortez Guntharp Charles Gurley Virginia Harris Rayburn Helton Harold Hill Troy Hodges Oneil Hollingsworth Thera Holloway Dixie Lee Houston Inez Howell Betty Ivy Phillip Johnson Sam Johnson, Jr. Haskell Kennedy Marvin Lee Kennedy Eugene Kitchens Paul Kirksey Charles Knight, Jr. Ralph Knight William Leech Eloise Lindsey Charles McCarthy Roland McDaniel Billy B. McElroy John M. McFerrin Ann Maples Betty Jo Martin Evelyn Mattox Helen Mattox Nolen Moore Stanley Moses Buster Oswalt Bobby Overton Mary Owens John Pate Nelda Pearce Ouida Mae Pearson ' v J y- ' ' -- r fc f ' i.-i.. %w n f 1 jj aW lBii|ll[i 1 a n ' 1  ff _.. I- 1 O Lee Phillips, Jf. Eva Pierce Jimmy Pierce Raymona Pierce Bobby Frank Pierce Elloween Pierce Billy Ray Putt Jennie Beth Ray George Rankin Cleburn Reeves Early Wayne Riley Audrey Samples Betty Senter George Joel Senter Dorothy Sheffield Herman Sheffield r ' ?. ' -J Dalton Shields Mary Ann Smith Dorothy Spencer Fannie Lou Spencer Billie Spigner Hildred Spencer Sarah Spigner Paul Spradling Kenneth Stephens Wilburn Stephens Roy Strickland Jimmie Sfringfellow m Ul. Mary Lou Taylor Jo Ruth Thorn Helen Tucker Jimmy Turner Laura Underwood Harlin Umfress Martha Umfress Betty Jo Waddle Don Wallace Jo Ann Wallace Janie Weatherford Billy Wheeler Charles Wheeler Yvonne Wheeler Bobby Williams Ann Williams Gloria Williamson Billy Wilson Homer Wilson Sula Wilson Phillip Wiygul Wilma Jean Wright Louis C. Yawn Alfred C. Yielding ' 9- i ed iiiau C od (Pt]tiee t L Treasurer: Hildred Crane Sponsor: Mrs. Ellis Shaw Reporter: Carolyn Burch President: Dorothy Wood V. President: Gayle McFerrin Secretary: Billy Gray Robbie Louis Alverson Mary Jane Arnold Nova Jo Bailey James Allen Ballard Morris Wade Barber Betty Jane Comer Sylvia Jean Comer Larry Cooley Janet Cooper Hildred Crane Susie Evelene Curtis Roman Kelly Davis Ruth Eloween Davis Mary Ann Deaton Charles Harlon Dozier Nadine Dulaney Joel Anthony Farrar George Logene Franks Norma Fay Frederick Jackie L. Frost Qii -1 fh y I o « e i Ji . 1 r Gladys Earline Barrett David Carlton Bean Katherine Bean James Roy Bennett Charles Nuton Blaylock Elizabeth Bonney Fay Ellen Booker Margaret Willene Brown Carolyn Burch Geraldine Burns Jerry Capwell Maxine Trudy Chilcoate Charles Clayton Frankie Coggins Dv ayne Coker James Albert Gaddy Norma Jo Gaither George David Gann Roy Wayne Gholston Phyllis Gorden .d - ' ,i Billy Walton Gray Myra Joyce Gray Mary Sue Green Irvin Wayne Guntharp Martin B. Gurley Susie Regina Hawkins Dalton Roy Hawkins Luther Huel Hill Wayne Hilliard Don Holcomb Robbie Faye Houston Nelma Charlene Jamerson Jannie Louise Jarrel Julia Diane Jobe Nella Verne Johnson Treman Keith Truman Keith Maggie Ozelle Kennedy Levi Wade King Eugene Kitchens Martin Hugh Kyle Frank Carroll Lesley Edward Lewis A. C. Lindley Mary Helen Loden Jettie Fay Loden Laverne Phatina McDaniel Etoile Corrine McDonald Otis Gayle McFerrin Mary Nell McKinney John Robert McMillan Betty Joyce McNeese Dorothy May Martin Emma Lois Martin Glennie Sue Maske W 4 Betty Jean Raburn Ann Geraldine Reese Charles Lee Reeves Virginia Elaine Reich Lou Dean Roberts Bobby Gene Robinson Martha Ann Russell Eleanor Jean Sanderson Dennis Shumpert Billy K. Senter C. L. Shackelford John Russell Sloan John Henry Spencer James Dale Spencer Wendale Dean Spencer c4 1 J John C Mattox Fannie Ann Mayhall Wyatt Woodrow Mills Floral Louise Moore Laura Alice Moore Martha Oleta Moore Edward Owen Murrell Shirley May Nichols Bobby Jean Oswalt Buford Pierce Carl Wayne Pierce Robert Eason Pierce Bessie May Pennington Gary Pennington Jo Ann Pennington L ' i •■ 1 i Jessie Earline Stanley Barbara Jean Steele Delma Charlene Taylor Betty Jane Thomas J. P. Thomas t - O- ;wij r . 7j| ( J, n ,■ ' 1 v_- - ♦ -.i 1 : V . I a ,5 -. 1 ■ J Frankie Lee Tindall Billie Frances Turner Jimmie Edsel Umfress Elizabeth Waddle Virginia Lynn Waddle Bonna Lou Wallace Patricia Jan Wallace Betty Sue Walton Isaac John Walton Chalmus Ray Wells Jimmie Allen West James Nelson Wilburn Willie Bryson Wilemon Clara Fay Wilson Dorothy Jean Wilson Opal Josephine Wilson Peggy Nell Wilson Dorothy Wood Jo Ann Wren ■ , a9 , L ' Shorty Haire Faye Nell McDaniel a:-.- .; oMojt Jffitiil$attie Mon -Mom I ' M M m m 0 iE w -s. % , . ' e Y Gv ;v V ' t 7 ' te d£led ' f I Gene Knight Frances Devaughn - ' m tX m u d n t u w e. t i President: Johnnie Graham Faculty Advisor: Miss Weatherford Senior Rep. ' s: Noel Morris, Ann Burch, and Cutah Robinson Lower Classes ' Representatives: Charles Thomas, James Graham, Patsy Monto- gomery, . Louis Yawn, Kathryn Black, Frankie Coggins, Martha Ann Russell. President: James Lawhorn V. Pres.: Francis DeVaughn Secretary: Martha Weatherford Reporter: Nell Kelso Sponsor: Mrs. Redfield - ' eepz L President: Betty Jo Gilliland V. Pres.: Sarah Bean Sec: Ruth York Treas.: Martha Green Reporter: Mary Anna Reed Sponsors: Mrs. Green Miss Rutledge President: L. C Prestage V. Pres.: Marlin Shaw Sec: Harry Armstrong Sponsors: John Ruthledge Billy Collum 9azma- ta - 11 President: Doris Steele V. Pres.: Hulen Ballarti Secretary: Dortha Riggs Treasurer: Elloween Pierce Reporter: Virble West Sponsor: Mrs. D. C. Harden OH ' e loz uL President: Robert Gregory V. Pres.: Doris Steele Secretary: Ann Burch Reporter: Betty Gilliand Sponsor: Miss Mary Jo Shields President: Cleon Moore V. Pres.: Gerald Taylor Secretary: Euford Hall Treasurer: Lee Ray Raden Reporter: Bobby Joe Riley Sponsors: Mr. Clifton, and Mr. Lee Roy Sheffield . F ' ' I L C President: Francis DeVaughn V. Pres.: Betty Gilliand Parliamentarian: Zelda Franks Secretary: Carrie Graham Sponsor: Miss Weatherford Pianist: Ann Burch Song Leaders: Betty McNeese Anita Senter, Vernell Frost I. A. H. S. I. A. H. S. I. A. H. S. I. A. H. S. I. A. H. S. I. A. H. S. I. A. H. S. I. A. H. S. I. A. H. S. Tupelo 46 Amory 27 Phil Campbell, Ala Kossuth 18 Nettleton 6 Ripley 7 Baldwyn 6 Columbus 40 Booneville 46 a PtC tc td UL Mitchell Grissom Coach Front left to right: Frost, Shaw, McElroy, CoUier, Stringfellow, Crouch, Linley, Holcomb, Fikes, Hilton. 2nd. Beard, Chatham, Wood, Guntharp, Moore, Yawn, Davis, J. Pierce, F. Pierce, Wheeler, Whitehead. 3rd. Maxey, Phillips, Poole, Holliday, Mottox, Gurley, Wiygul, McFerrin, Haire, Green, Franks, Bradly, Staub. Ruth York, Zelda Franks, Faye Nell McDainal, Dorothy Wood. Not Shown: Jo Gaither, Charles Dulaney. a n I ' - r •l i aii r; ' Ti% -z }rB ' v Gk B a i Cooley, Poole, Moses, Haire, Stephens, Spigner, Blaylock, J. Davis, McKay,, F. Davis. yne Wood J. C. Poole Red McKay Fred Davis Coach Center Forward Forward Senior Junior Sophomore Tommy Chatham Forward Senior Billy Cooley Guard ( ■ !) - ' 0 . John Crubaugh Coach Helen Williamson Forward Marie Beazley Forward ' Nellie Brown Forward Elsie Stevens Guard Junior Charlene Gardner Guard Junior Bessie Pennington Forward Freshman Mary Lou Taylor Guard Sophomore Nell Wolton Forward Sophomore Dixie Houston Guard Sophomore . L. s i laughter FARM VETERANS W. E. Russell, Instructor FARM VETERANS J. C. Whitehead, Instructor FARM VETERANS James H. York, Instructor FARM VETERANS AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS Clarence Dozier, Instructor THE STUDENTS AT ITAWAMBA SHOW THEIR APPRECIATION OF GOOD QUALITY BY USING BALFOUR CLASS JEWELRY MISS. DIV. L G. BALFOUR COMPANY 303 Medical BIdg. Jackson, Miss. H. E. ALLEN, Mgr. BILL PULLEN, Rep. LAY ' S POTATO CHIPS Get Them At The REK HALL ' TRY THE REST AND EAT THE BEST ' Compliments of COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTORS Tupelo Mi! - ' ' Bottled by ° ' - ., SHELTON BOTTLING CO. New Albany Miss. NIFTY School Supplies Compliments of GRAPETTE BOTTLING CO. New Albany Miss. Thirsty Or Not, Always Say, A Grapette Please Compliments of A FRIEND i • Fultoft Grocery Co, Phone No. 16 We Sell a Little Clieaper Also- KilpAtrick ' s Dry Goods Store ror fine Sportswear - See Our McGregor Fine Shirts Phone hfo. 56 m ifiiJtt P X ' iPA d u 7ke jhaufoml a CcuHtif Timers OFFICE SUPPLIES PRINTERS PUBLISHERS BOOK STORE Ci ' g iD WE ' RE BACKING TO THE LIMIT ITAWAMBA AHS - JUNIOR COLLEGE O Q Delmus c. Harben, Publisher FULTON, MISSISSIPPI Ji j6xx Motor Compatiy Fran k H . Wiygal , wn € i- Phone 146 Falt-on.Miss. Compliments of Fulton Furniture Co., H. G. Betts, Mgf Figure it out for yourself, my lad. You ' ve all that the greatest of men have had; Two arms, two hands, two legs, two eyes. And a brain to use if you would be wise, With this equipment they all began. So start from the top and say, I can. Look them over, the wise and the great. They take their food from a common plate, And similar knives and forks they use, With similar laces they tie their shoes. The world considers them brave and smart, But you ' ve all they had when they made their start You can triumph and come to skill, You can be great if you only will. You ' re well equipped for the fight you choose; You have arms and legs and a brain to use. And the man who has risen great deeds to do Began his life with no more than you. YOU are the handicap you must face. You are the one who must choose your place. You must say where you want to go. How much you will study the truth to know; God has equipped you for life, but He Lets you decide what you want to be. Courage must come from the soul within The man must furnish the will to win. So figure it out for yourself, my lad. You were born with all the great have had. With your equipment they all began. Get hold of yourself and say: I can. vsnzuTs COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS Tupelo, riiss. 0 NVO iTA) AMBA5 OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE CLEANERS cooper ' s cleaners FULTON, M SS. PHONE 4Z KELLY ' S CAFE Famous for FILET MIGNON PRIVATE PARTIES Eat The Kelly W y 1464. TUPELO, MISS. EAST MA N STREET V your Q A LlM£ v 1 OF s vT DEALER SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Amory Stem Lauwpry Lau ndry Dry Cleaning Hat Blocking certified COLD STORA(iB Amory Mississippi GE. EARNEST COMPANY barrens Paints crO Norgt appliances FULTON, MISSISSIPPI PHONE 1695 ( %) TUPELO, MISS. WRECKER ROylD SERVICE WE NEV£« CL iE Use HANCOCK BLADES cli5tributed by L. D. HANCOCK AND COMPANY TU PELO.IVH 551551 PPI 9f Jji CouNty Officials 1 J.HG LLIAND ORAL C. FR05T GLEN C. LODEN JOYCE J HOUSTON F. 6. WIYGUU • CONGRATULATIONS VJestern Auto Associate Store STA UB-STCWART HARDWARE CO.JNC FULTON, MISSISSIPPI you SHERMAN STORES insSi I N C. S M Fulton, Mississippi Atthe BARGAINS PHONE 21 Jvu find at Compliments o GEORGE K RUFF MOTORS NASH AIRFLIGHT DEALER TUPELO, MISS. CP Orr, V D. 71 pelOj Miss. of GRADY GAITHER Phone ? Compli ' ments f- Far vers Supply • - Purine Chows , seeds — hChicks,f crtiluet5- Phone Zlifif Tupe lo, Miss. The Store of- Quaudiy fot Men =h Goys HINDS BROS ' CO. 50 Years in Tupelo of STUBBLEFliLDS COMPLIMENTS DUD E ' S DINER ' CROSSrOWN - TUPELO, MISSISSIPPI THE CITIZEN STATE BANK W£ APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS TUPELO MISSISSIPPI BREEDLOVE ' 5 BARBER SHOP TUPELO, M SSISSIPPI cy TUPELO, MISS, DAN HESTER MOTOR C a TUPELO, MISSISSIPPI BEGG ' S EURNITURE STORE TUPELO. MISSISSIPPI i| • International Harvester • Maytag Appliances • General Electric Appliances A. J. MATTOX FULTON. MISS. Curlee Suits, Stetson Hats for Men Jolene Shoes for Ladies Mary-Lane Suits and Coats GORDEN ' S STORE FULTON, MISS. TAKE PRIDE IN YOUR SCHOOL AND IT WILL TAKE PRIDE IN YOU THE FULTON BANK BRANCH: THE BANK OF TUPELO J. C. Whitehead, Sr., Mgr. A. R. Sen+er, Ass ' t. Mgr. SAm t Yo Ou i iM HODO BROTHERS : : WHOLESALE ROASTERS • GROCERS Dixie Lily Flour Troco Motor Oil Smo-Kis Flour Troco Grease Gingham Girl Flour Gristo Feed Amory Mississippi 1 Compliments of R.A.Hdynes LumDerCa Pine dtid Hat awooa Lumb et rttlton, Mississippi Phone. 15-W Lumber Co. DEPENDABLE Early American Old Spice Cosmetics Sea Forth for Men DRUGGIST Cara Nome Cosmetics Du Barry Dorothy Perkins Whitman ' s Candies Shaeffers Pens and Pencils Fulton, Miss. Fulton Drug Co. Rexall Store Phone 26 Compliments of Blue Bell, Inc. Manufacturers of Work Clothes Plants in: -i( Fulton j( Tupelo Belmont j( Baldwyn j( Booneville f Ripley If It ' s Building Material We Have It Gravlee Lumber Co. Every House Needs Westinghouse Phone 382 Tupelo, Miss. Leake Goodlett, Inc. Lumber and Building Materials Tupelo, Mississippi Phone 194 MASTER 1FEEDS| We are equipped to take YOUR FEED INGREDIENTS and Manufacture For you a balanced feed to fit your needs MATTOX FEED MILL Q. E. MATTOX, Mgr. Phone 514 Q. F. MATTOX, Ass ' t. Mgr. North Maple Street P. O. Box 58 1 ABERDEEN, MISSISSIPPI T. L. McFerrin Wholesale and Retail Grocers Distributors of YUKON BEST FLOUR Mantachle, Miss. Compliments of TUPELO FEED MILLING COMPANY. Inc. Tupelo, Miss. Compliments of L C. LAWHORN AND FAMILY Tindall Auto Parts Co. 118 East Main St. Wholesale Automotive Auto Glass Supplies Phone 139 Tupelo, Miss. Compliments of ESTES JEWELRY STORE Tupelo, Miss. The Little Store of Big Values Freeman Furniture Co. 204 S. Spring Street Tupelo, Mississippi Sealy Mattress Nesco Oil Ranges Emerson Sentinel Radios Complete Home Furnishing Compliments of Mike ' s Cafe Tupelo, Miss. Compliments of KIRKSEY WADDELL Better Furniture Better Values Tupelo, Miss. -fd fl . IN LADIES READY-TO-WEAR -;5 THE 5?lt MERCANTILE Phone 120- Fulton. Mississippi GIFTS— JEWELRY— MILLINERY— COSMETICS MULE-HIDE SHINGLES SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Glenn Haynes Building Supply Co. LUMBER . WINDOWS . DOORS - ETC. ' iT Phone 84.M Fulton, miss. (AccoK yJ t i o pe o- Tupelo, Mississippi Compliments of FARM IMPLEMENT CO. Aberdeen, Miss. Compliments of HOOPER PONTIAC COMPANY Tupelo, Miss. Compliments of WALDEN HARDWARE CO. Aberdeen, Miss. Compliments of E. J. GILMORE. President Amory, Mississippi PRESTAGE MOTOR COMPANY 31.£ %iHto Complete One-Stop Service ' MAIN CLIFTON Phone 39 FULTON. MISSISSIPPI Compliments of COOLEY ' S GROCERY MANTACHIE. MISS. Compliments of COWDENS ' ICE CREAM IT ' S DELICIOUS GRADE A MILK COWDENS ' DAIRY PRODUCTS AMORY. MISS. (Tamily SHOE STORE Tupelo, Mississippi SOUTH SIDE GROCERY AMORY Mrs. Coyt Sanders Mrs. W. B. Thornton iZ !? T R A C T R Compliments of WIYGUL IMP. CO. Fulton, Miss. Dependable Service at PRESTAGE BROTHER ' S Fulton, Miss. Phone 141 BETTER VALUES at COMER FEED and SEED STORE Fulton, Miss. Phone 3 SHELL SERVICE STATION Fulton, Miss. Phone 128-W CA.ENLOW ' S GARAGE Completely Equipped to do AU Jobs PHONE 901 Tupelo, Mississippi For That Extra Touch That Means So Much In Flowers For Every Oc- casion Tupelo Floral Corp. In its 34th Year Phone 84 Tobacco Inn Tobacco-Magazines-Gifts Smokers Accessories Court Square F. P. REDFIELD Fulton. Miss. Compliments of Farmers Supply Company Purina Chows, Seed Baby Chicks. Fertilizer Phone 2144 Tupelo, Miss. Compliments of FULTON METHODIST CHURCH Compliments of CATHARINE SHOP Where Smart Women Shop Tupelo, Mississippi Compliments of A. T. CLEVELAND Fulton, Mississippi Stores Located in: Tupelo West Point Columbus Eupora Pontotoc Men ' s and Boy ' s Wearing Apparel Phone i 1 Tupelo, Miss. Sporting Goods Electrical Supplies 200 N. Spring St. Phone 1523 Tupelo, Mississippi 3 ' o C Demand the Best O FEED There ' s a Big Diamond Feed for every need WHISENANT FEED CO. 438 E. Main Wholesale Retail Tupelo, Miss. Phone 1730 Reed ' s Department Store Tupelo owned and operated by your own Itawambian R. W. REED Compliments of Phone 738 DOTYBUICKCO. BUICK — GMC Tupelo, Miss. Building Materials AmDPit (y ississippi NIFTY School Supplies o COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTORS o Tupelo, Miss. Compliments of PEOPLE ' S BANK Tupelo, Miss. DRINK SUNSPOT ORANGE Bot+led by SHELTON BOTTLE COMPANY New Albany, Mississippi Compliments of TUPELO IMPLEMENT CO. Tupelo, Miss. The members of the staff express appreciation to all students and members of the faculty who by their interest helped to make this volume of THE MIRROR a true reflection of the spirit of Itawamba Junior Col- lege and High School. l Ufl n-m€ule SCHOOL ANNUALS JfyJijW kAi jl SKILLED CRAFTSMEN — MODERN EQUIPMENT and 35,000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR AREA are combined to produce FINE SCHOOL ANNUALS for 1400 schools in twenty-three states Binding TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY p. O. 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