Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1951 volume:

ttncok. Gotl e oiS a ruL 1950-51 FOREWORD We made this book together — Students and Staff — ; you lived these scenes; you worked and played in the hours and moments that we have tried to recap- ture for you. Here are your friends, your teachers, your games, and your activities. May you find within your 1950-51 Mirror a glimpse of your school days that will be cherished forever. THE STAFF .■•«5|V ■ ' ■..,-, pP ' ,« tji fe rl; ' ' «a«e.Ai  oafcMM t . : DEDICATION To all American citizens who give themselves with us to the making of an abiding peace. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Itawamba County D. W. Graham, President Golden, Mississippi A. J. Mattox Fulton, Mississippi H. M. Kennedy Tremont, Mississippi E. Wilburn Mantachie, Mississippi E. H. Moore Dorsey, Mississippi Glen C. Loden Fulton, Mississippi Lee County M. M. Winkler . __. Tupelo, Mississippi A. V. Weatherford Tupelo, Mississippi Monroe County Aden Moore Smithville, Mississippi E. W. Hester Amory, Mississippi BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Itawamba County J. E. Montgomery, District 1 Fulton, Mississippi Truman C. Wilburn, District 2 Marietta, Mississippi J. H. Walton, District 3 Dorsey, Mississippi Owen Spearman, President, District 4 Tremont, Mississippi L. B. Davis, District 5 Fulton, Mississippi Lee County L. L. Bishop, District 1 Baldwyn, Mississippi Calvin H. Turner, District 2 Guntown, Mississippi J. E. Marcy, District 3 Tupelo, Mississippi M. M. Shumpert, President, District 4 Tupelo, Mississippi B. G. Coggin, District 5 Nettleton, Mississippi Monroe County R. F. Miller, District 1 Amory, Mississippi C. H. Cantrell, District 2 Aberdeen, Mississippi L. W. Darracott, District 3.-- Hamilton, Mississippi R. A. Pullen, District 4 Amory, Mississippi Paul Sisk, President, District 5 Amory, Mississippi - ■A. ' i!0 j .,f ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE PHILIP A. SHEFFIELD, PRESIDENT FUT.TON, MISSISSIPPI It has been a real pleasure to work with the students of the Itawamba Junior College and Agricultural High School during the 1950-1951 school session. Your cooperation with the school administration has been excellent. Your school spirit has been superior. By such loyalty and devotion to our school you are causing the Itawamba Junior College and Agricultural High School to be recognized as one of the leading institutions in our state. G a. mfjh President MARY JOE SHIELDS French-Spanish SPEECH VIRGINIA RUTLEDGE English FRENCH MRS. D. C. HARDEN Speech-English ENGLISH MRS. G. E. SHEFFIELD English ENGLISH MRS. L. E. GREEN English-Shorthand MRS. EDNA MAE BURNS English ENGLISH TYPING MRS. FRANK REDFIELD Commerce FRED ROBINSON Commerce TYPING GEORGE SMITH Mathematics Accountins MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS MRS. SAM MAYHALL Mathematics HERMINE GRAHAM Mathematics MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS MRS. HUBERT TIMMONS English Mathematics G. E. SHEFFIELD History HISTORY HISTORY f £H:i 4 R. L. WOODS History GEORGE DAVIS Social Studies PSYCHOLOGY J. S. CRUBAUGH Coach-Education EDUCATION AGRICULTURE TAYLOR SEITZ Agriculture AGRICULTURE SHOP W. D. CLIFTON Shop-Agriculture HOME ECONOMICS GRACE WEATHERFORD Home Economics EDNA HICKS Home Economics HOME ECONOMICS LIBRARY Student Helpers MRS. NINNIE DEATON Library MRS. ELOISE HEATON Music MUSIC (High School) MUSIC (College) L. E. GREEN Chemistry CHEMISTRY DAVID LAMBERT Physics Biology CHEMISTRY WAYNE WOOD Chemistry BIOLOGY ZOOLOGY JAMES LANE Science BAND A. C. LAMBERT Coach BASKETBALL MITCHELL GRISSOM Coach Civics :i: BERLIN BOBBINS Band ¥ V Sl z - ' ■ ' ' ■ ■■■ ' . ' ' 5 ' . ' ■•■a. - ; , jy- ' ' FOOTBALL RUSSELL REID Coach Civics BASKETBALL MILDRED GREGORY Secretary Frances DeVaughn Assistant Editor Clarice Graham Editor Charles Thomas High School Editor Mrs. Edna Mae Burns Sponsor Im ' i w Hermine Graham Sponsor Jean Dill Jean Huffman Mary Armstrong Ebb Lee Loden Mildred Stevens Thera Mae Holloway Ch e taih PUBLISHED BI-WEEKLY BY THE STUDENTS OF ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE AND COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Volume 2 FULTON, MISSISSIPPI, NOVEMBER 14, 1950 SINGLE COPY 10c Number 4 Oh, My Aching Feet Scene From Senior Class Play Gregory. Mr. a MARY ARMSTRONG Associate Editor I ' ll ne which is- R in the Il w as his znaidU.. members of iV Franks. Ann lib,, and Emma W lov. Are You A Speed Db Had you evei stopped to u that there is only regret to folli your being a speed Speeding motorists the gravest danp today, and tiw lives becaus ' foolish enov shiny new be a jugg out of C( ninety n less. So '  of those have Utt t small chl ing near little worn . busy streei with signs turns, cross ri. and the like, who are blind to and continue .at brc over the highways. v .-. people seek the thrill of gomg like a bolt of lightning when the expense may be the life of some- one was comwleteLJrmocpye ' the whole affeir If there ib ■« speed is soOjei to save a lift, be necessary result of e r Take hee carefully, 1 ways of t ground, you savi be your ic - 4 S-. r V , o1 .0 ' JAMES GRAHAM High School Editor DOROTHY PARKER IJC Feature Editor MILDRED ANN McCORMACK ICHS Feature Editor BOBBY OVERTON ICHS Sports Editor JOHNIE GRAHAM Circulation Manager JEAN DILL Staff Writer JEAN HUFFMAN Typist MYRA RIDINGS Typist Graham ed Clarice lomores elected student a is Edl- OEiTAIN, nrough his Most Intel- C lasrt year, and of the Future Teach- Chapter at college, and is joring in English with the ope of being an English prof been an honor stu- vjce-president of editor of the ' nlnd student V for Mr. and Rex «ated in of the sch L e stud- ifudent; tnt, and 0ent iB MissUC Iropa Tu- A Worthy ICHS S Nominal To Hall oV ricH Hai , y ' You in the ' Ut. nun£3 — I ' d -e and forget Contest. Mary of e CHIET- e of tb4 most po- ._ at IJC. Mary Jeaii, - liotsie as everyone calls f, is Miss Fulton of 1950. a , band majorette, cheerleader, and ' - — ■ ta«njmg student in many the same elec- uties and fif- the student Pearl a Ann Hazine Fannie it Park- as stud- a them- ents by tontribu- NobUn istrong of £mithville, Mantachie, Av Albany, , ryce Middle- li Romine of Ro- Clovis Burch and .. u Pearson of Fulton, Ray- mon Carlock of Cedar Hill, Jim- my Coggins of Verona, James ■ Rye of Aroory, Df Gary, Indiana, of Red Bay, .-• ' « ,  ,. The Sophomv met Nov. 2. The meeting was to e. representatives for Fame. Those nominated foi v, ■ t.-r honor by the faculty were ' ' - ' thy Wood, Gerrie Burns, Ann MayhaU, Don HolC bert Pierce, and David Su Dorothy Wood and David v ° ' % , mers were elected by the cli. j %- Oa, to represent the 10th grade m% °tj ,- •the Hall of Fame. s A ? et -S ?£ y- . -J V ■ ' -Co} e %eetv ei o  V V ,eXe . been ' K 4vfi ' ed ' - °x % -t lo C % ' ' ' ' Vlnd will make hanksgiving, a, P ,,iP. -vatives from Billy Raden, Reporter. % Z rnlHth praise? be V?v ' Zl • yi ; ' Warm H her back ant o§, f , ] I Attention all Dormitory warm fpor the teacher AVtovl ' -Si r.;,U I is for dormi- was drawn up reception room in tne girls ' dormitory is not large enough to have seating space for all of the students. The new arrangement has the whole-hearted approval Of the students and the faculty. Since the Rek has been opened, every- one has conducted themselves in an orderly fashion. The Rek -will oin nnpn imtil fhfc ronriiipt v . Majorettes ) 1. Mary Jean Worthy 2. Martha Cummings 3. Betty Gilliand 4. Mary Ann Smith 5. Martha E. Gibbs 6. Virginia Harris 7. Anita Senter 8. Dot Parker w B Congratulations to the annual staff of the 1950-51 Mirror. Your untiring efforts have produced a book of memories that all are glad they possess. We appreciate the fine co-operation and support that we have received from the students, parents, and other school supporters which have helped in the progress of Itawamba Junior College and High School this year. May the rewards each of you deserve for your fine work during this year be yours . Sincerely yours, ' [ j. i- i Let owe voi- ces In o ir hearts we Years may dim our ' ) ) — 5 — m loud-ly ring — ing, praise thee tru-ly, rec-o — lec tion; I ' M= i J i J ' E cho far and And thy name re- Tims its change may m m ¥=i Sfe M J ' J ' J J - Songs of praise, dear Days of fair and Still thy name in ii u n It — a warn — ba, stormy wea— ther, fond af- fee- tion. m t m To thy mem ' i y Thou hast glad- dened Ev— er— more we •f  near; call J bring; l =5i: dear, all. sing. P Wn p p . [: J ' hJ ' ii J ' l i ± 3 It— a— warn— ba. Al— ma Ma— ter. al- — ways fair and V.MZ m w m • ' m ? F ' i 1? m f Gra bt i i true; i i Grate — ful- ly we P now ac— know- ledge 1 1 ' n all our vows to H F F yo p =F FP Words arranged by Allen Gregory Class of 1951 - ' ,, James R. Allen The good of other times let people state; I think it lucky I was born so late. Mary Armstrong What is Friendship? A port in a storm — A light in dark- ness — An understanding heart. Mary Dean Ballard Patience and gentleryess is power. Jimmy Bevill All the World is queer save thee and me, and even thou art a little queer. Mrs. Juliet P. Borden Fannie Brown Soft peace she brings wher- It ' s love, it ' s love that makes ever she goes. the World go round. JiMMiE Brown Be true to your own highest convictions. Bob Bruce A good name is better than riches. Clovis Burch His heart as far from fraud as heaven from earth. Sam H. Cagle A tender heart; a will in- flexible. Raymon Carlock Common sense is very un- common. Jean Chatham Esteem and love were never to be sold. 0. R. Cooper Ralph Crabb A great desire is half the A man he seems of cheerful battle won. yesterdays and confident to- morrow. Jack Crawford What sweet delights a quiet life affords. Martha A. Cummings Love is friendship set to music. Jean Dill Whereas you are not only good yourselj, but also the cause of goodness in others. Bruce Dulaney The quiet mind is richer than a crownX DwANE Duncan Common sense is instinct and enough of it is genius. John Estes Joe Evans Let others praise the ancient Out deeds determine us, as times, I ' m glad I was born in much as we determine our these. deeds. Mary English To see her is to love her. ' Emogene Finney Silence is less injurious than a weak reply. •r Bobbye Franks Queen of arts, and daughter of heaven. James Glass He is noble in every thought and in every deed. Robert Gibson ' Wo man is born into the world whose work is not born with him. William J. Gillespie He is a Gentleman, because his nature is kind. Dock Godsey Jr. But love is blind, and lovers cannot see the pretty follies that themselves commit. Evan Wayne Gray So let him stand throu ages yet unborn. Clarice Graham Eloise Graham She was good as she was Nothing endures but person- fair. None, None on earth al qualities. above her. Carolyn Green For they can conquer who believes all he says. Christeen Hankins Only the heart without a stain knows perfect ease. Allen Gregory Life is not so short that there is not always time enough for courtesy. J. T. Hale All things come round to him who will but wait. ,.• ' Donald Harrison His saying is: ' Live and let Live. ' Bill Hix He believed that he was born, not for himself, but for the ivhole world. Charles Guyton Henry Ralph Hiden To use with ease and blend A man of all hours; ready h skill the work of hand for anything. and mind. ' Charles L. Hodges Silence governs consent. iswavsMi- Albert Johnson e who has lived obscurely and quietly, has lived well. Jean Huffman As pure in thoughts as an- gels are. To know her was to love her. Jimmy Hussey Once a gentleman, always a gentleman. Louise Johnson Speech is silver: Silence is golden. Molly Kirksey Rex Lawhon Happy am I; from care am Your greatness is measured free! Why aren ' t they all con- by your kindness. tented like me. James Wayne Lesley ' ' A fighting man never quits. ' I ■- ' Fred Leslie Deeds, not words. . L. ■:f ;WFM ' ' :- ,. EuLADELL Lester In her tongue is the law of kindness. Neil McCabe The rule of life is to make business a pleasure and pleas- ure my business. Maxine McDan ' iel The beautiful are never des- olate; but someone always loves them. Charles McKee awoke one morning and found myself famous. Willis R. McKinney The man that loves and laughs must sure do well. Carlene McKissack Speak but little and well, if you would be esteemed as a man of merit. G. A. Mills Jr. Some are and must be great- er than the rest. Onis Mitchell Music is the universal guage of mankind. Ian- Freeman Nixon None but the brave deserves the fair. Jann Monaghan AH who joy would win must share it — happiness was a born twin. Norton Moore ' Wo thoroughly occupied man was ever yet miserable. Jay Nell Nixon And opens in each heart a little heaven. Mildred Pennington The gates of paradise open for you. Robert Norton The world is good, and the people are good, and we ' re all good fellows together. Jimmy Odum Things forbidden have a se- cret charm. Joe Penney He was like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow. Ruth Pierce A. J. Pitts Jr. Margie Pounders ' Silence is as deep as Eter- nity; speech is shallow as time. Her eyes as stars of twilight He reckons hours and min- fair, like twilight ' s too her utes to be dollars and cents. dusky hair. Kenneth Reich In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. ..« KiJi®J ;!; - ,. .-- John Roberson hero means ' sincere man ' why may not everyone of us be a hero. Myra Ridings you would be loved, love and be loved. Harold Ritter A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Jane Sheffield They are never alone that are accompanied by noble thoughts. J. V. Sheffield Whatever I conceive well I express clearly and words flow with ease. Mildred Sheffield For nature made her what she is and never made an- other. Reid Smith Fate tried to conceal him by naming him Smith. S. Uj- Eugene Spencer envy no mortal, though ever so great, nor scorn I a wretch for his lovely estate. HOYT SUMMERFORD Not afraid of work but not in sympathy with it. Eddie Tigner Silence is one great art of civilization. Charlie Tucker How shall the future reckon with this man? Esther Tucker She was ever precise in promise keeping. i i Doyle Wardlaw ' Tis only noble to be good. Pauline Wilson The shortest pleasures are the sweetest. Thomas Tucker can resist everything ex- cept temptation. Hubert Turner The good die young — I want to live. Mackey White Myra Williamson Even good men like to make Loyal-hearted, strong of the public stare. mind. Dorothy Westmoreland Where is the laughter that shook that rafter? Where is the rafter, by the way? Mary Jean Worthy She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with, and pleasant too, to think on. Doyle Young JFe love him for himself alone. NOT SHOWN: R. L. Godsey, Hugh McCullough, G. L. Phillips, Derward Pitts, E. B. Rich, Elbert Sheffield, Rich- ard Wakefield, Junior Wright. pA m.(9 Q. i ee o ' ii NAME HOME ADDRESS -A— Allen, James Vernon. Alabama Armstrong, Mary Tupelo, Mississippi — B— Ballard, Mary Dean Fulton, Mississippi Bevill, Jimmy F Pontotoc, Mississippi Borden, Mrs. Juliet P Plantersville, Mississippi Brown, Fannie Fulton, Mississippi Brown, Jimmie Tremont, Mississippi Bruce, Bob Sherman, Mississippi Burch, Clovis Fulton, Mississippi — C— Cagle, Sam H Tremont, Mississippi Carlock, Raymond Guntown, Mississippi Chatham, Jean Dorsey, Mississippi Cooper, O.R Fulton, Mississippi Crabb, Ralph Red Bay, Alabama Crawford, Jack Blue Springs, Mississippi Cummmgs, Martha A Fulton, Mississippi — D— Dill, Jean Amory, Mississippi Dulaney, Bruce Fulton, Mississippi Duncan, Dwane Dorsey, Mississippi — E— English, Mary Amory, Mississippi Estes, John Amory, Mississippi Evans, Joe Tremont, Mississippi — F— Finney, Emogene Tupelo, Mississippi Franks, Bobbye Tupelo, Mississippi — G— Gibson, Robert- Guntown, Mississippi Gillespie, William J Aberdeen, Mississippi Glass, James Haleyville, Alabama Godsey, Robert L Haleyville, Alabama Godsey, Dock Jr Brilliant, Alabama Graham, Clarice Guntown, Mississippi Graham, Eloise Bowen Fulton, Mississippi NAME HOME ADDRESS Gray, Evan Wayne Fulton, Mississippi Green, Carolyn Tupelo, Mississippi Gregory, Allen Guntown, Mississippi — H— Hale, J. T Fulton, Mississippi Hankins, Christeen Guntown, Mississippi Harrison, Donald Amory, Mississippi Henry, Charles Guyton Pontotoc, Mississippi Hiden, Ralph Tremont, Mississippi Hix Bill Shelbyville, Tennessee Hodges, Charles L Nettleton, Mississippi Huffman, Jean Tupelo, Mississippi Hussey, Jimmy Mooreville, Mississippi — J— Johnson, Albert Golden, Mississippi Johnson, Louise Fulton, Mississippi — K— Kirksey, Molly Guntown, Mississippi Lawhon, Rex Verona, Mississippi Lesley, J ames Wayne Tupelo, Mississippi Leslie, Fred Tupelo, Mississippi Lester, Euladell Fulton, Mississippi — M— McCabe, Neil KiUen, Alabama McCullough, Hugh Houston, Mississippi McDaniel, Maxine Dorsey, Mississippi McKee, Charles Fulton, Mississippi McKinney, WilUe R Red Bay, Alabama McKissack, Carlene Tupelo, Mississippi Maxcy, Troy Fulton, Mississippi Mills, G. A. Jr Red Bay, Alabama Mitchell, Onis ...Mooreville, Mississippi Monaghan, Jann Tupelo, Mississippi Moore, Norton Fulton, Mississippi — N— Nixon, Freeman Hamilton, Alabama Nixon, Jay Nell Hamilton, Alabama Norton, Robert Fulton, Mississippi — 0— Odum, Jimmy New Albany, Mississippi — P— Pennington, Mildred Nettleton, Mississippi Penny, Joe Piedmont, Alabama Phillips, G. L Guntown, Mississippi Peirce, Rutha... Fulton, Mississippi Pitts, A. J. Jr . Baldwyn, Mississippi Pitts, Derwood D Tremont, Mississippi Pounders, Margie H Red Bay, Alabama Prestage, Bryce Fulton, Mississippi — R— Reich, Kenneth Amory, Mississippi Rich E. B Brilliant, Alabama Ridings, Myra Amory, Mississippi Ritter, Harold Amory, Mississippi Roberson, John Rogersville, Alabama NAME HOME ADDRESS Sheffield, Elbert Dorsey, Mississippi Sheffield, Jane Fulton, Mississippi Sheffield, J. V Verona, Mississippi Sheffield, Mildred Fulton, Mississippi Smith, Reid Marietta, Mississippi Spencer, Eugene Fulton, Mississippi Summerford, Hoyt Bexer, Alabama — T— Tigner, E. M Dorsey, Mississipp Tucker, CharUe Fulton, Mississipp Tucker, Esther Fulton, Mississipp Tucker, Thomas Decatur, Alabama Turner, Hubert Pontotoc, Mississippi — W— Wakefield, Richard Haleyville, Alabama Wardlaw, Doyle Tremont, Mississippi Westmoreland, Dorothy Tupelo, Mississippi White, Mackey Fuhon, Mississippi Williamson, Myra Red Bay, Alabama Wilson, Pauline Tremont, Mississipp Worthy, Mary Jean .. Fuhon, Mississipp Wright, Junior Fulton, Mississipp Young, Doyle. — Y- -Nettleton, Mississippi f%eAAmet€ Elaine Adair James B. Alinder Harry Armstrong Regina Barrett George David Beasley Gene Belk Travis Benjamin Margaret Bevill Harold Billings Ray Blaylock Billy Boren Billye Boren Charles Bowen Eleanor Bowen Mae Boykin Elizabeth Bright Joann Bruce Ann Burch Alex Calvacchio Grover Carlock Deryle Carroll Eva Mae Clayton Gene Clement Andy Coggins Frances Coggins Hilton Collier Joanna Comer Charles Cooley Cutah Crane Jeanette Crawford W ' _ w Sue Crump Bill Daniel ' h ' Daylon Daniel Bilbo Davis Sue Davis Mary Devall Frances Devaughn Betty Dillard Wilma Donald Faye Edwards Joanne Estes Billy Foster Eugene Francis Vernell Frost Leroy Funderburke Ralph Funderburke •J-.- ■  1, s. 1? Betty Jo Gilliland Toy Ginn Johnnie Graham George Graves Benny Gray Martha Green Ted Grizzle Euford Hall Charles Hankins Roy Hankins Bobby Hannon Billy Harbor Eariene Hargett Stanley Hargett Jennie Lou Harris Margie Helms Tomma Nan Hill Clifton Hodges Margaret Holley Tom HoUoway Leon Hood J. C. Horton Evelyn Hutcheson Claudell Jackson David Johnston Jack Jones Charles Kennedy Mavoline King Ralph Knight Ida Lambert Mary Lee Lambert Gaines Lawrence Wayne Layman Betty Ann Lemmons Hoyle Lyle Geraldine McAlister Hugh McCulIough Helen McDaniel Mack McGregor Sue Mabus Jacob Mallory Paul Mallory f Pearl Markham Bryce Middlebrook Bobbie Gene Miller Bernice Mills J. B. Monaghan Britt Morgan John Vernon Morgan Dalton Moore c% ■ — iiiillim.lijIBai-- L. C. Murff, Jr. Bernard Nail Joyce Nichols Tremon Nichols i Peggy Noblin Bobby Norris Harold Nunnelee Dorothy Parker George Parker Hilda Pearce 1 John David Pearce Edward Pearson Gaila Pennington Loree Pierce William Pierce Hazel Pickens J. C. Ray Poole Ann Powell Francis Powell Ervin Prestage Paul Prestage Dan Priest Edwina Pruitt Reba Real Mary Anna Reed Betty Jane Reeder Bonnie Reeves John Rendek Faye Ridge Berlin Robbins Cutah Robinson Peggy Roebuck Virginia Rogers Elmira Rudicell James Rye Wilma Sample Mary Sue Sanderson Anita Senter Billy Shelton James Spencer Roy Smith, Jr. Clarene Stevens Ray Stevens Gerald Taylor Elma Jane Thomas Claude Thome Nell Tigner William Trammell Carroll Tucker Mary Lou Tucker Dale Umfress   r Cecil Vaughn Thomas Verell Jimmy Wascomb Ewell Weaver Virble West Leon Wigginton Dorothy Wilburn Bobby Wiygul Verl Hue Wood Junior Wright David Yarbough Ruth York NOT SHOWN Jimmy Coggins James Comer Ruby Comer J. T. Hale Nell Kilpatrick Hubert Lollar Bobby Parham James Umfress Merle West Doyle Young ' r emm it jui ee fflf- Adair, Elaine New Albany, Miss. Alinder, James Smithville, Miss. Armstrong, Harry Dorsey, Miss. Barrett, Regina Saltillo, Miss. Beasley, George D Sherman, Miss. Belk, Gene Tupelo, Miss. Benefield, Johnnie Fulton, Miss. Benjamin, Travis Thaxton, Miss. Bevill, Margaret Pontotoc, Miss. Billings, Harold Atoka, Tennessee Blaylock, Ray Dorsey, Miss. Boren, Billy Potts Camp, Miss. Bowen, Billye Belden, Miss. Bowen, Charles Fulton, Miss. Bowen, Eleanor Fulton, Miss. Boykin, Mae Quincy, Miss. Bright, Elizabeth Shannon, Miss. Bruce, Joann Sherman, Miss. Burch, Ann Fulton, Miss. Calvacchio, Alex Mooreville, Miss. Carlock, Grover Guntown, Miss. Carrol, Deryle Smithville, Miss. Clayton, Eva Mae Dorsey, Miss. Clement, Gene Pontotoc, Miss. Coggins, Andy Nettleton, Miss. Coggins, Frances Guntown, Miss. Coggins, Jimmy Verona, Miss. Collier, Hihon Tupelo, Miss. Comfer, James Dorsey, Miss. Comer, Joanna Dorsey, Miss. Comer, Ruby Fulton, Miss. Cooley, Charles Dorsey, Miss. Crane, Cutah Cedar Bluff, Miss. Crawford, Jeanette Amory, Miss. Crump, Sue Tupelo, Miss. Daniel, Daylon Paragould, Arkansas Davis, Bilbo Smithville, Miss. Davis, Sue Tremont, Miss. Devall, Mary Nettleton, Miss. DeVaughn, Frances Mantachie, Miss. Dillard, Betty Baldwyn, Miss. Donald, Wilma Dorsey, Miss. Edwards, Faye Nettleton, Miss. Estes, Joanne Plantersville, Miss. Foster, Billy Tremont, Miss. Francis, Eugene Belden, Miss. Frost, Vernell Fulton, Miss. Funderburke, Leroy Guntown, Miss. Funderburke, Ralph Golden, Miss. Gilliland, Betty Jo Fulton, Miss. t ' l P Ginn, Toy D Bexar, Alabama Graham, Johnnie FuUon, Miss. Graves, George Blue Springs, Miss. Gray, Benny Tupelo, Miss. Green, Martha Nettleton, Miss. Grizzle, Ted Amory, Miss. Hall, Euford Golden, Miss. Hankins, Charles East Tupelo, Miss. Hankins, Roy East Tupelo, Miss. Hannon, Bobby Smithville, Miss. Harbor, Billy Tremont, Miss. Hargett, Earlene Tremont, Miss. Hargett, Stanley Fulton, Miss. Harris, Jennie Lou Bexar, Alabama Helms, Margie Tupelo, Miss. Hill, Tomma Nan Smithville, Miss. Hodges, Thomas C Nettleton, Miss. HoUey, Margaret Baldwyn, Miss. Holley, Mamie B Fulton, Miss. Holloway, Thomas Tupelo, Miss. Hood, Leon Shannon, Miss. Horton, J. C. Tremont, Miss. Jackson, Claudell Nauvoo, Alabama Johnston, David Gary, Indiana Jones, Jack Amory, Miss. Kennedy, Charles Tremont, Miss. Kilpatrick, Nell Fulton, Miss. King, Mavoline Detroit, Alabama Knight, Ralph Tupelo, Miss. Lambert, Ida Fulton, Miss. Lambert, Mary Lee Tupelo, Miss. Lawhorn, James Fulton, Miss. Lawrence, Gaines Fayette, Alabama Layman, Wayne Fulton, Miss. Lemmons, Betty Tupelo, Miss. Lollar, Hubert Holly Springs, Miss. Lyle, Hoyle Tupelo, Miss. Mabus, Sue Tremont, Miss. Mallory, Jacob Shannon, Miss. Mallory, Paul Shannon, Miss. Markham, Pearl Tupelo, Miss. McAhster, Jearldine Tremont, Miss. McDaniel, Helen Dorsey, Miss. McGregor, Mack.___ Thaxton, Miss. Middlebrook, Bryce Ancerson, Alabama Miller, Bobbie Mooreville, Miss. Mills, Bernice Fuhon, Miss. Monaghan, J. B Tupelo, Miss. Moore, Dalton, ..—Fulton, Miss. Morgan, Britt Tupelo, Miss. Morgan, John V Fayette, Alabama Murff, L. C. Jr Hamihon, Miss. Nail, Bernard Grenada, Miss. Nichols, Joyce Baldwyn, Miss. Nichols, Tremon Baldwyn, Miss. Noblin, Peggy .....Amory, Miss. Norris, Robert Tupelo, Miss. Nunnelee, Harold . Belden, Miss. Parham, Bobby Tupelo, Miss. Parker, Dorothy Amory, Miss. Parker, George Woodland, Miss. Pearce, Hilda Dorsey, Miss. Pearce, John D Amory, Miss. Pearson, Edward ....Fulton, Miss. Pennington, Gaila Fulton, Miss. Pierce, Loree Smithville, Miss. Pierce, William Smithville, Miss. Pickins, Hazel Randolph, Miss. Poole, J. C Dorsey, Miss. Powell, Ann Tupelo, Miss. Powell, Francis Smithville, Miss. Prestage, Ervin Fulton, Miss. Priest, Dan Troy, Miss. Pruitt, Edwina Tremont, Miss. Real, Reba Detroit, Alabama Reed, Mary Anna Fulton, Miss. Reeder, Betty J Tupelo, Miss. Reeves, Bonnie Golden, Miss. Rendek, John Gary, Indiana Ridge, Faye Red Bay, Alabama Bobbins, BerUn Fulton, Miss. Robinson, Cutah Fulton, Miss. Roebuck, Peggy Nettleton, Miss. Rogers, Virginia Saltillo, Miss. Romine, Alton Rogersville, Alabama Rudicell, Elmira Detroit, Alabama Rye, James . Amory, Miss. Sample, Wilma Belden, Miss. Sanderson, Mary Sue Hamilton, Alabama Senter, Anita Fulton, Miss. Shelton, Billy Tupelo, Miss. Smith, Roy Jr Red Bay, Alabama Spencer, James Fulton, Miss. Stevens, Clarene Smithville, Miss. Stevens, Ray Tremont, Miss. Taylor, Gerald Dorsey, Miss. Thomas, Elma Jane Shannon, Miss. Thorne, Claude Red Bay, Alabama Tigner, Nell Dorsey, Miss, Trammel, William Mantachie, Miss. Tucker, Carrol Aberdeen, Miss. Tucker, Mary Lou Fulton, Miss. Umfress, Dale ....Fulton, Miss. Vaughn, Cecil Amory, Miss. Verell, Thomas Houston, Miss. Wascomb, Jimmie Tupelo, Miss. Weaver, Ewell I Amory, Miss. West, Merle Haleyville, Alabama West, Virble Fulton, Miss. Wigginton, Leon Baldwyn, Miss. Wilburn, Dorothy Dorsey, Miss. Wiygul, Bobby Mooreville, Miss. Wood, Verl Hue Dorsey, Miss. Yarbrough, David ..Tupelo, Miss. York, Bessie Ruth Dorsey, Miss. en4 Htcditcc4. Mr. and Miss I. J. C. M ! ' N ' The Personalities Section of the 1950-51 Mirror include Mr. and Miss I J C Campus beauties, and Favorites. In the past a Who ' s Wlio Election has been held ' r rl ' M ' . ' Y I r t ' ■« « Best dressed Boy, and Girl, Most beautiful Girl, Most handsome Boy, ' etc. This year the staff feh it best to abolish these ficti- bous tit es, due to the fact that there is no fair way to determine which individuals MAXINE McDANIEL DOT PARKER u lU PEGGY NOBLIN MARY ARMSTRONG JIMMY ODUM CLARICE GRAHAM JEAN DILL d ' •  „. . RAYMOND CARLOCK «% • i ' %i JIMMY COGGIN MYRA RIDINGS CLOVIS BURGH JAMES RYE ALTON ROMINE J fit BRYCE MIDDLEBROOK EDWARD PEARSON RALPH CRABB ? -6V t . Sf q50 - S ' ' ec ,1 DEBATING TEAMS WINNERS Affirmative : Bonnie Reeves, Jane Sheffield. Negative: Mary Armstrong, Bernard Nail. ALTERNATES Affirmative: Nonnie Sue Davis, Jennie Harris. Negative: Jean Dill, Frances DeVaughn. D R A M A T I C S c L U B President Maxine McDaniel Vice President Pearl Markham Reporter Jean Chatham Secretary and Treasurer Dot Westmoreland Parliamentarian Joyce Nichols ! d ieu u ' ie uS President Rgip Hiden Vice President Jimmy Hussey Secretary Doyle Wardlaw Treasurer jy ior Reich Reporter _ Cutah Robinson Watch Dog Orman Cooper .5 5S5r - Mrs. Sam Mayhall Euford Hall James Lawhon Allen Gregory Rex Lawhon Mathematics Club Nonnie Sue Davis George Parker James Spencer Johnny Benefield Eugene Francis NOT SHOWN Benny Gray Hazel Pickens Johnie Graham Gene Belk Betty Ann Lemmons Harry Armstrong Bud Phillips Jacob Mallory ENGINEERING CLUB President Reid Smith Vice President Hubert Lollar Secretary-Treasurer Joe Evans Reporter Wayne Layman Robert Gibson Paul Mallory Richard Wakefield Norton Moore Clovis Burch Pr-esident SCIENCE Jean Huffman Secretary-Treasurer Neil McCabe Dell Jackson Jane Thomas Mary Armstrong Vice President CLUB Jean Dill Reporter Myra L. Ridings Jimmy Coggins J i 3eu Ci Hi ii Clarene Stevens President Frances Devaughn Secretary Clarice Graham Vice-President Tomma Nan Hill Reporter Miss Mary Joe Shields Sponsor Erma Sue Crump Wilma Cooley Alex Calvachio NOT SHOWN Ralph Knight Francis Powell (in service) Virble West iM ai MARCH 28, 1950 1. The Campus 2. Listening 3. High Jump 4. Food 5. Queen For A Day 6. Debaters 7. Music Entertainers 8. Dinner Hour J J, J.C Momccoming qsq • ; £uMei ?eid ATOLETIC DIRCCTOB Demps Allen — Co-Captain R. L. Godsey — Co-Captain Gene Clement — Halfback OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE Dan Priest — Tackle Carroll Tucker — Quarterback Daylon Daniel — Halfback ' « X ---t: Jimmy Odum — Quarterback Dock Godsey — End John Roberson — -Halfback ,1 v ' . p. Prestage — Fullback Coach C. Tucker — Quarterback C. Thorne — End f C fe .., HkJ ' I I ■ r ' Ri 1 ftf t «r y nfJ ■fici H ' ■- J M Earl Wayne Loagan — Tackle Joe Penny — Fullback Paul Prestage — Fullback Red Turner — End -yev Monk Romine — End Neil McCabe— Halfback Claude Thorn — End E. B. Rich — Center Ace Estes — Guard Buzzy Morgan — Guard Gain Lawrence — Quarterback Tommy Tucker James Glass Slu Wakefield Merle West .7 y w (■ ' ' ■ '  • ' ' .( , . ' - . v-( • c ' Tom HoUoway .1 ■ Bryce Middlebrook Randolph Gillespie Billy Shelton NOT SHOWN: Ted Grizzle, Jim- my Wascomb, Treman Nichols, Bobby Norris. Harold Billings Jimmy Scott — Forward J. C. Poole — Forward George Graves — Forward Johnnie Rendek — Guard Monk Roniine — Center Hill Ferguson — Center Standing: Eva Mae Clayton, Regena Barrett, Fay Ridge, Elaine Adair, Jane Thomas, Jeannette Crawford, Peggy Noblin. Kneeling: Gena Sheffield, Mary Worthy, Geraldine McAlister, Hazel Pickens, Mary English. JUNIOR COLLEGE GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Elaine Adair Forward Eva Mae Clayton Forward Regena Barett Forward Geraldine McAlister Forward Gena Sheffield Forward Mary Worthy Guard Mary English Guard Jane Thomas Guard Peggy NobHn Guard Jeanette Crawford Guard Fay Ridge Guard BASKETBALL GIRLS S€i4e6aU ■ y ' ' , ' W jr if . Mitchell Grissom — Coach % ' l , - ' ' J em. T i e ! i ' f0 m oz £ u e € CM- M u. e- fa ee - M i4 (Jy i( ee wk The members of the annual staff are to be commended for a job well done. In America we plan major emphasis upon the individual. In these times we hear a great deal about individual freedom and individual initiative It is the desire of this school to build up in the students the idea that they are a very impor- tant part in the school and also to show them that they are Somebody. a e iU- Principal of the High School .-4V President Bobbye Joe Riley Vice President Clarence Kent Secretary Sue Franks Reporter Clarence Dulaney Bobby Armstrong FFA 4 Yrs., Hi-Y Club, Foot- ball 2 Yrs. Araminta Bourland FHA, 4-H Club, Dramatic Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Hall of Fame. Edwin Chamblee FFA 4 Yrs. Marie Beasley Basketball 4 Yrs., FHA, 4-H Club, Y-Teens. Nellie Brown FHA, Y-Teens, Usher Senior Play, 4-H Club, Basketball 3 Yrs. JiMMIE COMWILL Billy Cooley FFA 4 Yrs., Basketball 4 Yrs. Frank Davis FFA 2 Yrs., Football 2 Yrs., Junior Play, Hi-Y Club, Usher of Senior 3. Noma Davis FHA, Dramatic Club, Basket- ball, 4-H Club, Y-Teens. Martha Dulaney Mitchell Fikes FFA, 4-H Club, Hi-Y Club, Dramatic Club, Beta Club. Sue Franks FHA, Dramatic Club, Y- Teens, 4-H Club, Beta Club, Cheerleader, Senior Play, Secretary and Treasurer Sen- iors. Rudolph Franks Football 3 Yrs., Basketball 1 Yr., FFA 2 Yrs. Zelda Franks Junior Play, Senior Play, Cheerleader, 4-H Club, FHA, Usher of 3. Charlene Gardner Basketball 2 Yrs. Mary Beth Gholston FHA, 4-H Club. Billy Gilliland Football Geraldine Gilmore FHA, Glee Club. Carrie Mae Graham FHA, Senior Play, Valentine Queen. Earnesteen Graham Helen Barnes Graham FHA, 4-H Club. James Graham Junior Play, Senior Play, Chieftain Editor, FFA, Dra- matic Club, Hi-Y Club, Stu- dent Council. Madie Green Quindeline Grimes 4-H Club, FHA, Gle e Clul CORTEZ GUNTHARP Football 2 Yrs., FFA 3 Yrs., 4-H Club. Alice Hall FHA, Usher for 3, Y-Teens, 4-H Club. Mary Sue Harbor FHA, Glee Club. Bobbie Nell Harris FHA, 4-H Club. BuLAN Hall FFA Mary Harmon French Club Charles Gurley FFA June Hillard FHA, 4-H Club, Glee Club. L. Q. Hodges FFA, Hi-Y Club, Football. Edward Holliday Football O ' neil Hollingsworth Hal Kelso FFA Bobby Keith FFA, Student Council. Clarence Kent FFA, Football, Hi-Y Club, Vice President Seniors. Mitchell Kitchens FFA May Dell Lindsey Yvonne Loage 4-H Club, FHA. David Mattojc FFA, 4-H Club, Football. John Moore FFA, Football, 4-H Club. O ' neil Maxey FFA, Football, Basketball, Spanish Club. LoviE Moore FHA Ebb Lee Loden Football, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Hi-Y Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Chieftain Staff, Annual Staff, Usher of 3. Thomas Morrow FFA, 4-H Club, Senior Play Manager. Patsy Montgomery Music Club, FHA, Student Council. Bobby Nanny Faye Nanny Y-Teens, FHA, Basketball, 4-H Club, Usher of Senior Play. Bobby Pennington FFA, Senior Play. Frank Pierce FFA, Football. L. C. Prestage Hi-Y Club, Band. Laverne Randolph Cleburn Reeves FFA Galane Reeves FHA Bobby Joe Riley FFA, 4-H Club, Music Club, President of Seniors. David (Sonny) Riley Beta Club, President Student Council, Junior Play, Senior Play, Spanish Club. Doris Riley FHA, Dramatic Club, Y- Teens, Usher of Senior Play. Nell Rowin James Robinson Football Gena Sheffield Cheerleader, Basketball, Glee Club, FHA, Y-Teens, 4-H Club, Usher of Senior Play. Clemmie Senter M JiMMiE Senter Marlin Shaw FFA, Hi-Y Club, Football. Mamie Grace Shumpert FHA, Dramatic Club, Y- Teens, Usher of Senior Play. Jane Shockley Charles Shumpert FFA, Hi-Y Club. Catherine Shumpert 4-H Club, FHA, Music Club, Y-Teens. DoLAN Shumpert FFA Dalton Shields FFA, Hi-Y Club. Billy Smith Travis Staub Band, Beta Club, Citizenship Club, Usher of Senior Class, Hi-Y Club, Vice President of 1. Billy Stephens FFA, Basketball. Jerry Stevens FFA Mildred Stevens FHA Reporter, Usher of Junior Play, Usher of Sen- ior Play, Y-Teens, Annual Staff. June Tabler FHA, 4-H Club. FHA, Maid, Club. Ann Taylor Senior Play, Football Allergo Club, Glee Charles Thomas President of Class 1, 2, 3; Student Council, Hi-Y Club, H. S. Annual Editor. Sue Thrasher FHA, Y-Teens. Betty Jo Tucker Basketball, FHA, Y-Teens, 4-H Club. Bobby Turner Hi-Y Club, FFA, Secretary and Treasurer of 1. HF ! , i f: Jimmie Turner FFA 4 Yrs., Spanish Club, Hi-Y Club. Margaret Walton Lois Umfress Emma Walton FHA, Y-Teens, Senior Play, 4-H Club. Ola Watts Iva Shumpert FHA Billy Wheeler Football 4 Yrs., Junior Play, FFA, Annual Staff, Hi-Y Club, Usher of Grad. Joe Pierce Helen Woods Randolph Gillespie Football Clarence Dulaney FFA 4 Yrs. Earl Wayne Loagan Football Helen Williamson Basketball 4 Yrs., Cheer- leader. JiMMiE Scott Basketball IJC, Baseball IJC. President Bobby Overton Vice President Roy Strickland Secretary Helen Lawrence Treasurer Billy B. McElroy Reporter Ann McCormack Sponsor Mrs. L. E. Green fe«  - - ' ' v m C. D. Barnes Mary Christian . ' - John Bean Susie Bean Kathryn Black Pinna Carpenter Ruben Coker James Cleveland Frank Comer Fred Comer Edsel Conwill Sue Conwill W. T. Crowder Patricia Cummings Sue DeVaughn Fred Davis James Deaton Tomi Rea Dodson Joe Dill Alfred Dulaney Bobby Earnest Patsy Fancher Charles Fikes ■1 Alma Fay Franks Hildred Funderburk Peggy Gaddy Bobby Gray Charles Gurley Virginia Harris Troy Hodges Inez Howell Haskell Kennedy Wilburn Kitchens Thera Mae Holloway Betty Ivy Paul Kirksey Rayburn Helton Dixie Huston Phillip Johnson Eugene Kitchens William Leech Ann Maples Betty Martin Charlie McCarthy Ann McCormack Roland McDaniels x Billy McElroy John McFerrin Bobby Overton Nelda Pearce Beth Ray Mary Ann Smith Hildred Spencer Nolan Moore - ,f !?--V :5 g ' -3feCtt?4 3C ' . ¥. Ouida Pearson Betty Senter Dorothy Spencer •■7,c5W «! ' -4  ' . ' •?-; ' . ' Stanley Moses Sarah Spigner Tommy Stanford Malcolm Stone Nadine Stone Buster Oswalt John Pate Raymona Pierce •f - Joel Senter Fannie Spencer Roy Strickland ■ Jimmy Stringfellow Mary Lou Taylor Jo Ruth Thorn Helen Tucker Laura Underwood Don Wallace Jo Ann Wallace Janie Weatherford Martha Umfress Betty Waddle Nell Wahon Helen Wheeler Ruth Wheeler Yvonne Wheeler Bobby Williams NOT SHOWN Rubel Clayton K. F. Collier Wynferd Cooper Charles Knight Helen Lawrence Virgil Smith Wiley Smith Harlin Umfress Gloria Williamson Billy Wilson Durrell Wiygul Joyce Williamson Homer Wilson Sula Wilson Wilma Wright Louie Yawn Bobby Joe EUiff Evelyn M. Truelove Eloise Lindsey OFFICERS President John Walton Vice President James Ballard Secretary Robert Pierce Treasurer Bettye McNeece Reporter Fannie Ann Mayhall Sponsor Mr. David Lambert P 585a?SgSS 5 5 5S5 ■ Robbie Alverson Mary Jane Arnold Navajo Bailey James Ballard Gladys Barrett Charles Blalock Faye Booker Peggy Boren Frankie Brock Wilena Brown Carolyn Burch Gerrie Burns Trudy Chilcoat Bettie Clark Charles Clayton Ruble Clayton Dwayne Coker Betty Comer Sylvia Comer Larry Cooley Hildred Crane Susie Curtis Eloween Davis Ramana Davis Ann Deaton Charles Dozier Martha Duncan Joel Farrer Annie Foster Jackie Frost Jo Gaither George Gann Ray Golston Phyllis Gordon Joyce Gray Sue Green Irvin Guntharp Martha Gurley Regina Hankins Dalton Hawkins Franz Billiard Don Holcomb Eupil Hood Robbie Houston Charlene Jamerson Louise Jarrel Diane Jobe Nella Johnson Treman Keith Truman Keith Wade King Edward Lewis Helen Loden Jettie Loden Mary Loden Billie Martin Dorothy Martin Lois Martin Glennie Sue Maske J. C. Mattox Fannie Ann Mayhall Gale McFerrin Mary Nell McKinney John Robert McMillen Betty McNeese Wyatt Mills Edward Murrel Shirley Nichols Bobby Oswah Mary Owens J. B. Pearce Bessie Pennington Gary Pennington Jo Ann Pennington Carl Pierce Robert Pierce Betty Raburn ' m: 4.. Geraldine Reese Charles Reeves Elaine Reich Lou Dean Roberts Bobbv Robinson «? ' «? Martha Russell Dennis Shumpert Billy Senter C. L. Shackleford : Tom Smith David Summers Frankie Tendall Betty Thomas J. P. Thomas Billie Turner ' 1 ' . .C ' .«=■ ' ' :)?- Harlin Umfress Elizabeth Waddle Virginia Waddle Bonna Wallace Patricia Wallace Tommie Wallace Betty Wahon John Walton Elizabeth Warren 4 f V Nelson Wilburn Willie B. Wilemon Clara Wilson Dorothy Wilson Josephine Wilson Peggy Wilson Dorothy Wood NOT SHOWN David Bean Elizabeth Bonny Jettie Loden Mary Loden Junior Ramey Chalmus Wells James Wilburn Jo Ann Wren rU ( um4 ds- ' p M(p kt. mS ttfaad.? President Jimmy Staub Vice President Don Atkins Secretary Betty Pennington Treasurer Jane Umfress Reporter Billy Raden Sponsor Hermine Graham W; . me ■IB Donald Atkins Margret Ballard Bryce Barnes Ouida Barnes Patricia Beachum Eula Bean Ruevene Beard James Comer Dorothy Dulaney Kathleen Gann Joye Beasley Dorothy Conn J. H. Dulaney Lillie Bennett Mina Burton Jerry Cummings Mary Jo Dulaney Betty Gilliland Jo Ann Bethay Erlene Curtis Shelby Dulaney Linda Gooch Ruby Blaylock r% i Harold Chatham Charles Duncan ■ ► Hulon Gray Mellie Bonney Thomas Clayton Ann DeVaughn Wilma Sue Franks Peggy Griffin Bobby Gurley Hugh HoUey Betty Lewis Laverna McDaniel aV Arthur Nabers Johnny Parker M. B. Gurley William Hughes Dorothy Little Mary Jo McDaniel A-C j. Forrest Nanney Faye Pearce Sue Hankins William Johnson Elmer Little R. C. Norris Betty Jean Pennington Betty Harbor John Knight James Loague Jimmie Mills Fairy Owens Minnie Pierce Huey Haynes Hugh Kyle |y Jerry Loden Wayne Mitchell Buddy Palmer Robbie Pierce Jean Maxcy L. C. Moore Jeanette Palmer Thomas Phillips i mtmrn Kelley Prestage Billy Sheffield Billy Raden Norma Sheffield Doyle Reeves Wilma Sheffield James Reeves Billy Jo South Dorsey Riley Jimmy Staub Jean Schumpert James Taylor Jane Umfress Billy Wallace Hugh Wallace Jerry Wallace Billy Watkins Lula Mae Whitaker Erma Wilemon Henry Wilemon Morine Wilemon Dorothy Wood Shirley Works Virginia Wright NOT SHOWN Margret Moore W. C. Reich Charles Riley Charles Smith James White Berma Wilemon Frank Wood Ralph Wood Seuiis p ' ei eHMi e (i eHC ent a-HcC (Z miuda Sm zud This year ' s Hall of Fame contains Class Representatives who were nominated by the faculty, but elected by the classes. Others include students from the entire high school who are deemed most valuable to the school by the faculty. The Valedictorian, recipients of the Balfour Award, the Agriculture Award, and the Home Economics Award are chosen from the Senior Class. 1 mm mmmmi j - ---r,-c c f Betty Martin Gerrie Burns Bobby Overton Betty McNeec Sonny David Riley Frank Davis Fannie Ann Mayhall Carrie Mae Graham Carolyn Burch Mildred Ann McCormack Rudolph Franks Roy Strickland Stanley Moses Dalton Shields Zelda Franks Charles Thomas Helen Tucker Sue Franks James Graham ai th §(aui ' AGRICULTURE HOME ECONOMICS ' c clIoG mCH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL President Sonny Riley Vice President Charles Thomas Secretary Jimmie Conwill Treasurer Bobby Overton Reporter Bobby Keith Standing: Grace Weatherford, Sponsor; Bobby Overton, Bobby Keith, Charles I liomas. Sonny Riley. Seated: Gerrie Burns, Bettye Comer, Carolyn Burch, Linda Gooch, Dorothy Wood Jimmie Conwill, Patsy Fancher. O ' neal Maxcy Malcolm Stone Jimmie Turner Peggy Gaddy Sonny Riley Mary Joe Shields -1? OFFICERS President Travis Staub Vice President Sonny David Riley Secretary-Treasurer Peggy Gaddy Reporter Charles Thomas Sponsor Mary Joe Shields Ebb Lee Loden Travis Staub Charles Thomas O ' neill HoUingsworth Mitchell Fikes Mildred Ann McCormack y-TEENS Dalton Shields President Charles Knight Vice President Nolan Moore Treasurer Bobby Joe Riley Reporter Cleburn Reeves Secretary Nelson Wilburn Watch Dog Mr. LeRoy Sheffield Mr. Will D. Clifton Sponsors n . ' ' %:M Carrie Mae Graham President Aramintha Bourland Vice President Fannie Ann Mayhall Secretary- Beth Ray Treasurer Peggy Gaddy Parliamentarian Betty McNeece Ann Taylor Song Leaders Tomi Rea Dodson Reporter Grace Weatherfora Sponsor BETA CLUB First row: Ann Deaton, Gerrie Burns, Ann McCormack, Fannie Ann Mayball, Sue Franks, Peggy Gaddy, Betty McNeece. Second row : Ann Mables, Mary McKinney, Jettie Loden, Patty Fancher, Lou Wallace, Phyllis Gorden, Robbie Alverson. Third row: Mrs. Timmons, Mrs. Redfield, Jo Gaither, Travis Staub, Mitchel Fikes, Sonny Riley, Joel Senter, Bo Dulaney, Bobby Overton. ■illill • ■■■■iilUB nxMmmf 0 7 2.uee QUEEN— Jo Gaither MAIDS — Helen Lawrence, Ann Taylor Billy Wheeler Guard Louie Yawn Back Rudolph Franks Center Marlin Shaw Tackle James Robinson Back Jerry Loden Back wmmm ey Haynes Guard , m .J , « SHR| HBH| n - ' ' INDIANS Indians Indians 6 Indians 28 Indians ' . Indians 14 Indians 42 Indians 6 Indians 33 Indians 8 Indians 20 John MacFerrin End Gayle MacFerrin Back Rusty Wiygul Tackle Frank Pierce Guard Travis Staub End Clarence Kent End - ' ' •:; SUE FRANKS HELEN WILLIAMSON ZELDA FRANKS ' i«_ ■--Si£ ' as ' ' « s.-w i-f- s , e ■ First row, left to right: Collier, McMiUer, Comer, Haynes, Franks, Armstrong, Frost. Second row: Knight, Spigner, HoUitlay, Mattox, Loden, Robinson, Davis. Third row: Wiygal, J. McFerrin, Pierce, Staub, Yawn, G. McFerrin, Wheller. Fourth row: GiUiar, McCarly, Riley, Kent, Maxcy, Shaw, Moses, Coach Grissom. BOYS ' BASKETBALL Back row: Coach Grissom, Gayle McFerrin, Roy Strickland, Fred Davis, Stanley Moses, Billy Spigner. • Bamm GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Coach Crubaugh and his girls Sara Spigner, Captain Forward Helen Williamson Forward Marie Beasley Forward Nell Walton Forward Martha Duncan Guard 7kl pt m ' {aM4 ' ' i aMU %,■ Mi allied Pfe i4 a ' « ?e M_- Sk S9uJi(iM£iii i.ixJ Tic L ' f00fz4k,iy a Zi; CaiHfiu u4 ph 9 -4. « A. • ' ft-, ' 4 V ' , OL.. :t coot .■ |t ' i r -i • « ' ««  i, I . „ .„i ' d.hU ' ' Jghaf Vi. J? i . ■ ' ' TRADE TRAINING DEPARTMENT The Trades Training Department of the Itawamba Junior College and Agricultural High School consists of four intensive full-time training courses as follows: Rough Carpenter Advanced Building Trades Automotive Mechanic Body and Fender Repair These courses are offered to veterans and non-veterans for a total of 1,950 hours. Classes meet five days per week for five hours per day. Students are instructed in classroom and laboratory on live jobs. Students in Rough Carpenter are instructed in the following subjects: Tools and equipment, preliminary operations, foundations, floor framing, wall framing, partition framing, scaffolding, roof finish, outside finish, inside covering, inside finish, cabinet work, estimating, care and use of power machinery, and finishes or preservatives. The students enrolled in Automotive Mechanics are instructed in the following sub- jects: preventive maintenance, cooling system, engine, exhaust system, fuel and elec- trical system, accessories, steering gear, front and rear suspension, brakes, clutch, transmission, propellor shafts and universal joints, differential, body and fender, related shop practices, and related subjects, including arithmetic, language, writing, spelling, language uses, and reading. The subjects taught the students in Body and Fender Repair are: Use and care of equipment, fender repairing, oxy-acetylene welding, body repairing, preparation for painting, refinishing and related subjects including mathematics, English, job analysis, job cost, and bookkeeping. Students in Advanced Building Trades are instructed in the following: Joints and joinery, plans and specifications, estimating cost, bricklaying, concrete form construc- tion, pouring reinforcing, and finishing concrete, and manipulative skill, also prac- tical drawing. sunlit i ud Yo Ou L M BROTHERS WHOLESALE (p COFFEE ROASTERS GROCERS Dixie Lily Flour Troco Motor Oil Smo-Kis Flour Troco Grease Gingham Girl Flour Gris+o Feed Amory , Mississippi •v! • mmf mtmm (Accou riE ' ( CC(ZZ 9 0m • 7 1 o -z pe o- Tupelo, Mississippi COMPLIMENTS OF AMORY INC. AMORY MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS OF T H E A T E BANK WITH US BANK OF FULTON FULTON. 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