Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1954 volume:

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Philip A.Sheffield Title Page 1 Dedication 2 Table of Contents 3 Foreword 4 Buildings 6-9 Indianettes 70-71 Band 72-75 Homecoming 76-78 Industrial Arts 94 Annual Staff Dean Faculty Classes Features Organizations Cheerleaders Athletics Snapshots COLLEGE 5 10 11-14 14-49 50-55 56-69 79 80-86 34, 49 Principal HIGH SCHOOL 95 96-98 99-130 161-168 133-150 152 151-160 111, 131, Foreword We sincerely hope that all of you can see, while thumbing through this book many reflections of your happy hours spent here at Itawamba Junior College and Agricultural High School. Follow the Indians throughout the book to see glimpses of the high spots of the year. We know you will enjoy the work of our artists Let us all give Mr. Duvall Heflin a special vote of thanks for the excel- lent design on the cover of our 1953-1954 Mirror. THE STAFF FRANCES MARION ROWAN Editor BIBB GURLEY Assistant Editor MARTHA WASCOMB and MARGARET DAVIS Artists MRS. EDNA MAE BURNS Sponsor ■JACKS OF ALL i--Wbb and BeHy BUSINESS COMMITTEE u B « °M, Beny Waddle J ° God W Mar7 SCIENCE and COMMERCE MONROE HALL |! V .jV fytt X HOME ECONOMICS e   '  BAND e ° INDUSTRIAL ARTS BIOLOGY OFFICE GYM AGRICULTURE By the addition of territory, the increase in the number of students and faculty members, the additions to the physical plant, the increase in enrollment, and the development of its curriculum, Itawamba Junior College is attempting to keep step with the rapid develop- ment of its territory, Itawamba, Lee, Monroe, and Pontotoc Counties. Continuation of the fine spirit of cooperation among teachers, students, and pratrons of the area will enable this institution to be of even more service to the supporting area than it has in the past. I wish to congratulate the staff of The Mirror upon the fine piece of work represented by this publication. I am sure that the fond memories of this year by many students will be a rich reward for the time and labor you have spent in producing this publication. Sincerely yours, J. S. CRUBAUGH Dean 10 LAWRENCE CONWILL Business— Typing I V A MRS. EMMETT COLEY Registrar— French MRS. L. E. DEATON Librarian G. W. DAVIS Social Science II f  MISS EDNA HICKS Home Economics MRS. SAM MAYHALL Mathematics MISS BOBBYE FRANKS Business— Shorthand Y.r, ::; JAMES W. LANE Biology LAWRENCE MATULICH Coach BERLIN ROBBINS Band Director 12 MISS MARY ANN ROPER Physical Education G. E. SHEFFIELD History MRS. LEATRICE TIMMONS English M. T. SEITZ Agriculture J. A. THRASH Industrial Arts % ♦ . G. W. SMITH Business— Accounting A. V. WEATHERFORD Business Manager Education EDGAR WHITFIELD Chemistry 13   ' PERCY WILLIAMSON Physical Education Coach HAROLD MONTGOMERY Community Coordinator PATTIJO CARROLL Secretary Sophomore Class Officers REDGIE CARTER President ROY KINARD Vice President HELEN JACKSON Secretary and Treasurer FAN MAYHALL _._. ____ Reporter 15 Reba Deaton Belmont, Miss. Zeke Garrett Baldwyn, Miss. Thomas Greer Tupelo, Miss. X 1 w Rayburn Helton Baldwyn, AAiss. Bobby Grisham Baldwyn, AAiss. — Dalton Moore Fulton, Miss. 25 Bettye McNeese Fulton, Miss. Martha E. Rutherford Guntown, Miss. Billie F. Sloan Guntown, Miss. Dudley Smith Aberdeen, Miss. Mary Ann Smith Marietta, Miss. « £ « Fannie Lou Spencer Fulton, A iss. J. D. Sprayberry Nettleton, Miss. Ruth Wilson Tremont, Miss. 32 DORTHY CAUTHERN Smithville, Miss. Eugene Clements Pontotoc, Miss. Helen Cryder Tupelo, Miss. Mm. a . him Randolph Gillispe Aberdeen, Miss. Emogene Hall Pontotoc, Miss. James Tapp Baldwyn, Miss. %m Charles Thomas Dorsey, Miss Jack Warren Pontotoc, Miss. Stanley White Tupelo, Miss. Not Shown Jack Christian W. T. Crowder F. T. Faulkner Jack Harris Buddy Irvin Bill Jackson W. A. AAayfield Royce Metcalfe Carol Robinson David Summers 33 Monthly House Meeting SCENES FROM MONROE HALL The Three Stooges Chow Line Chief Cooks Trimming the Christmas Tree Doctoring the basketball girls Nightly Attraction Freshman Class Officers TIGER ADAMS .. President JOAN KINARD Vice President TOMAAYE BRYANT Secretary and Treasurer JERRY CAPWELL ____ Reporter 35 JAMES ADAMS Amory, Miss. BERNICE ADDINGTON Smithville, Miss. LILLIAN AGNEW Guntown, Miss. MABRY ALLISON, JR. Nettleton, Miss. LEON ANDERSON Tupelo, Miss. LARRY ANDREWS Pontotoc, Miss. SARAH ASHCRAFT Columbus, Miss. JAMES BALLARD Dorsey, Miss. BILLY BARNETT Bruce, Miss. THOMAS BARTON Pontotoc, Miss. ERSKINE BATES East Tupelo, Miss. ROGER BEAN Belden, Miss. MARY BEDFORD Tupelo, Miss. CLARENCE BELL Hamilton, Miss. JANIE BLUE Vardaman, Miss. 36 PEGGY BOREN Marietta, Miss. BETTY ANN BOST Thaxton, Miss. TOMMIE BOST Thaxton, Miss. JERRY BRAMLETT Tupelo, Miss. WILLENA BROWN Fulton, Miss. LINDA BRUNSON Tupelo, Miss. ANNETfE BRYANT Pontotoc, Miss. MRS. ANNIE BRYANT Pontotoc, Miss. JAMES BRYANT Pittsboro, Miss. TOMMYE BRYANT Saltillo, Miss. DORIS BURLESON Mantachie, Miss. BILLY BURNHAM Bruce, Miss. JAMES CADY Tupelo, Miss. JERRY CAPWELL Dorsey, Miss. BILLY CARUTH Tupelo, Miss. 37 JIMMY CHRISTIAN Tupelo, Miss. MARY SUE CHRISTIAN Mooreville, Miss. JERRY CLAYBORNE Tupelo, Miss. JAMES CLEMENT Saltillo, Miss. « ' .  V CARL COLLUM Red Bay, Ala. LARRY COOLEY Dorsey, Miss. DORIS COOLEY Dorsey, Miss. PATSY COWLEY Smithville, Miss. YVONNE CROSBY Aberdeen, Miss. GALE CUMMINGS Ecru, Miss. SUE CUMMINGS Saltillo, Miss. 38 DOROTHY DANNER Gattman, Miss. MARGARET DAVIS Tupelo, Miss ANN DeVAUGHN Guntown, Miss. LOURLENE DILL Smithville, Miss. VIRGINIA DOBBS Smithville, Miss. JAMES DOSTER Smithville, Miss. JEAN DUVALL Dorsey. Miss. SARA DUVALL Mantachie, Miss. JOE EARNEST Mantachie, Miss. PEGGY EARNEST Mantachie, Miss. MARY EASLEY Houlka, Miss. HENRY EATON Tupelo, Miss. JOE ENGLISH Aberdeen, Miss. CHARLENE ESTES Shannon, Miss. MERLE ESTES Nettleton, Miss. ' « OLETA FAULKNER Belden, Miss. GEORGE FOOTE Tupelo, Miss. HASSELL FRANKLIN Tupelo, Miss. FRED FRANKS Saltillo, Miss. 39 JACKIE FROST Fulton, Miss. BILLY GARRETT Amory, Miss. JAMES GAULT Tupelo, Miss. BILLY J. GILLENTINE Tupelo, Miss. . S JOYCE GLENN Amory, Miss. JANE GOBER Pontotoc, Miss. MARY JO GODFREY Tupelo, Miss. DONALD GOODE Thaxton, Miss. JOYCE GRAY Fulton, Miss. LEROY GREEN Tupelo, Miss. SUE GREEN Nettleton, Miss 40 CLED GREGORY Amory, Miss. DORTHULA GREGORY Dorsey, Miss. JIMMY GRIFFIN Okolona, Miss. JOE NEAL GRISHAM Rogersville, Ala. § JOE GRIST Bruce, Miss. GARY GUNTER Tupelo, Miss. MARTHA GURLEY Dorsey, Miss. BIBB GURLEY Dorsey, Miss. GEORGE HALL Saltillo, Miss. LARRY HANKINS Vernon, Ala. GANUS HARRISON Vernon, Ala. BETTY HAYES Calhoun City, Miss. GLORIA HAYS Shannon, Miss. BURMA HEARD Greenwood Springs KENNETH HELMES Pontotoc, Miss. Jri JOHN HERNDON Saltillo, Miss. CAROLYN HILL Tupelo, Miss. TRAVIS HILL Rogersville, Ala. JIMMY HILYER Sylacauga, Ala. 41 LEROY HINDS Baldwyn, Miss. HOYLE HOLCOMB Ecru, Miss. ROBBIE HOUSTON Marietta, Miss. BILLY HUGHES Tupelo, Miss. J « ' EUGENE JACKSON Red Bay, Ala. NORMA JENKINS Pontotoc, Miss. BARBARA JOHNSON Shannon, Miss. ALFRED JORDAN Aberdeen, Miss. LAFAYETTE KENNEDY Red Bay, Ala. THOMAS KENNEDY Smithville, Miss. JOAN KINARD Shannon, Miss. 42 BILL KING Tupelo, Miss. CHARLES KING Greenwood Springs HAROLD KNIGHT Saltillo, Miss. BILLY JOE LAMAR Ecru, Miss. J ffej KERMIT LANN Tremont, Miss. PHILLIP LANTRIP Amory, Miss. ELLIE DON LEECH Tremont, Miss. PAUL LANDO LEE Tupelo, Miss. . HILDA LINDSEY Greenwood Springs, Miss. ARWEDA LITTLE Smithville, Miss. MARY HELEN LODEN Dorsey, Miss. BUD LOGAN Br ' ice, Miss. JAUNICE LUTHER Pontotoc, Miss. HUBERT McDANIEL Nettleton, Miss. GAYLE McFERRIN Mantachie, Miss. : r BILLY McKINNEY Shannon, Miss. MARY McKINNEY Tupelo, Miss. MARY NELL McKINNEY Fulton, Miss. BOBBY McMILLEN Pontotoc, Miss. 43 DORIS AAcVAY E. Tupelo, Miss. BOBBY AAACKEY Tupelo, Miss. ANN MAGERS Baldwyn, Miss. ' BILLY MARTIN Red Bay, Ala. CARL MARTIN East Tupelo, Miss. MELVIN MaHARRY Okolona, Miss. MARY MATTHEWS Pontotoc, Miss. MARY METCALFE Tupelo, Miss. WORLIE MILLS Fulton, Miss. WYATT MILLS Dorsey, Miss. BILLY MONTGOMERY Pontotoc, Miss. 44 NOLEN MOORE Dorsey, Miss. JUNIOR MORGAN Plantersville, Miss. STANLEY MOSES Golden, Miss. CONWAY NICHOLS Houston, Miss. J SHIRLEE NICHOLS Guntown, Miss. DOROTHY NORWOOD Belden, Miss. BOBBY OUTLAW Baldwyn, Miss. MARILYN PALMER Greenwood, Miss. % JANE PATTERSON Randolph, Miss. MARY CLYDE PAYNE Nettleton, Miss. GARY PENNINGTON Nettleton, Miss. GARY PHILLIPS Tupelo, Miss. ROBERT PEIRCE Fulton, Miss. JAMES T. PILLOW Terre Haute, Ind. BETTY RABURN Guntown, Miss. SHIRLEY REPULT Tupelo, Miss. CARLOS REYBILDS Dorsey, Miss. BILL Y RILEY Dorsey, Miss. 45 BOBBY ROBINSON Fulton, Miss. ' A P MRS. DOROTHY ROGERS Fulton, Miss. CHARLES ROYE Pontotoc, Miss. JEAN SANDERSON Vardaman, Miss. JOE SANDERSON Vardaman, Miss. S IM ROBERT RUSSELL Thaxton, Miss. ANITA SCHUMPERT Shannon, Miss. BILLY SCOTT Houston, Miss. BILLY SIMMONS Saltillo, Miss. 46 SUZANNE SKEEN Tupelo, Miss. GILLY SIMMONS Saltillo. Miss. JOAN SIMMONS Belden, Miss. MRS. BETTIE SNEED Randolph, Miss. BOBBY SPARKMAN Red Bay, Ala. WILEY SPEARS Pontotoc, Miss. K2S JOHN SPENCER Fulton, Miss. SARAH SPIGNER Marietta, Miss. IONE SPRADLING Dorsey, Miss. LAVERNE STEWARD Sarepta, Miss. ' JAMES SULLIVAN Pontotoc, Miss. JANE SULLIVAN Okolona, Miss. MELBA TEDFORD Bruce, Miss. LELAND THOMAS Marietta, Miss. MAMIE THOMASON Blue Springs, Miss. NELL THOMPSON Aberdeen, Miss. ROLAND TINDALL Tupelo, Miss. fcAfc t BOBBY TUTOR Pontotoc, Miss. WILLIAM TWITTY Pontotoc, Miss. BETTY WADDLE Sheffield, Ala. FRANK WADE Tupelo, Miss. 47 JO ANN WAGES Tupelo, Miss. BONNA WALLACE Dorsey, Miss. PATRICIA WALLACE Dorsey, Miss. JUNE WARREN Pontotoc, Miss. « , F e ' MARTHA WASCOMB Tupelo, Miss. BILLY WELCH Saltillo, Miss. JIMMY WEST Fulton, Miss. TOM WEST Shannon, Miss. EUGENE WESTBROOK Amory, Miss. JEAN WHEELER Tremont, Miss. ROBBIE WHITE Fulton, Miss. 48 MYZETT WILDER Ecru, Miss. BRYSON WILEMON Golden, Miss. GLORIA WILLIAMSON Red Bay, Ala. DONALD WINDERS E. Tupelo, Miss. ( $ Ait tk GERALD WINSTEAD JAMES IKE WORD BOBBY YOUNG JOEY YOUNG Hamelton, Ala. Aberdeen, Miss. Okolona, Miss. Amory, Miss. Nor shown: DENNIS PARHAM BILLYE TURNER -i _ aiw Tupelo, Miss. Fulton, Miss. Mr. and Miss .i.C. Sophomore Favorites JEWEL KIRK and HARRY STEWART SUDIE MARION and REDGIE CARTER 51 Freshman Favorites TOMMYE BRYANT and JAMES TIGER ADAMS SUE CUMMINGS and CLED GREGORY 52 Best All- Around SHIRLEY LOCKHART and J. D. SPRAYBERRY Most Dependable FAN MAYHALL and LEON CROSS Most Talented Friendliest ROY KINARD and WAURENE CLARK TOMMYE JEAN CHEEK and BILLY WELCH 54 Wittiest JANIE GOBER and JACK FROST Most Energetic JOAN KINARD and GAYLE ACE AAcFERRIAN A5 tiv Student Council ROY STRICKLAND-Pres denr MR. J. S. CRUBAUGH— Advisor Sophomore Representatives— June Johnson, Fred Austin, J. D. Sprayberry. Freshman Representatives— Billy Martin, Jimmy West, Eugene Westbrook. 56 . rtVttf?ft JcATUW ASSOCIATIOWOFT VNtT fllCA NATIONAL v CHARTER ff i J 2 £-$ ftfC«ET fi . ' S t OFFICERS EVA EVERETT President JEAN SANDERSON Vice President HELEN JACKSON Treasurer TOMMY ROGERS Secretary DOTSY NORWOOD Reporter MRS. THERMAN BRYANT Program Chairman JEWEL WATERS Social Chairman MR. G. E. SHEFFIELD Sponsor 57 Ff Sea nf of- appter thing S+udents Joined The 58 OFFICERS EVA EVERETT -- - ----- - President SHIRLEY LOCKHART .._.. Vice Presidenf JANE PATTERSON Secrefary MARY GODFREY Program cha!man WILLIE BRIDGE S - - _ Reporter R - L WOODS - ----- - Faculty Advisor REV. R. E. WASSON Pastor Advhor Baptist Student Union For me to live is Christ. OFFICERS Fan Mayhall — - President Harry Stuart Franklin Hill ....Enlistment Vice Presidents Waurene Clark Social Vice President J. D. Sprayberry Devotional Vice President Weda Suggs — Secretary Wayne Cole Treasurer Leon Cross Librarian Billy Welsh -- Chorister Joyce Glenn T Pianist June Warren V.W.A. Representative Charles Owens Brofherhood Represenfaf ' ve Helen Moss Missions Chairman Jane Tune Reporter Mrs. Edna Mae Burns — - Sponsor NOONDAY DEVOTIONALS SUZANNE SKEENE JANE PATTERSON Song Leaders MRS. SAM MAYHALL Faculty Sponsor First row: Jane Patterson, Suzanne Skeene, Betty Ivy, Zeke Garrett, J. D. Sprayberry, Helen Jackson, Betty Waddle. Second row: Stanley Moses, Tom West, Bobby Robinson, Bryson Wilemon, Mrs. Mayhall, Mary Cox, Mamie Thompson, Franklin Hill, Ellie Don Leech, F. T. Faulkner, Eugene Bell. Third row: James Deaton, Robert Pierce, Mabry Allison, C. D. Barnes, Jerry Capwell, Kenneth Stephens, J. P. Thomas, Bo Dulaney. Not shown: Joe Carl Sanderson and Dudley Smith. 60 TOMMIE JEAN CHEEK JAMES WHITEHEAI ) JIMMY GAULT £ - L ' -A JERRY CAPWELL BOBBY MACKEY BILLY McKINNEY BILLY WELCH LLOYD BURNS 61 First row: Tommy Cheek, Accompanist; Joyce Glenn, Carolyn Hill, Alto; Mary Ann Roberson, Virginia Dobbs, Katie Black, Historian; Emogene Hall, Jimmie Conwill, Reporter; June Johnson, Librarian; Martha Rutherford, Soprano; Miss Grace Coleman, Director. Second row: Billy Welch, President; Martha White, Mary Loden, Mary Jane Wood, Shirley Nichols, Patsy Cowley, Clistene Horton, Secretary; Margaret Davis, Peggy Boren, Lacy Potter, Aubrey May- field, Bass. Third row: James Gault, Vice President; Gilly Simmons, Billy Simmons, Al Rice, Roger Bean, Lando Lee, Bobby Mackey, Business Manager; Wyatt Mills, James Ballard, Carl Martin, Tenor; Roland Tindall, and Jack Warren. £S BONS HELEN JACKSON President p FRANKLIN HILL Vice President jk JUNE WARREN ... Music MRS. B. E. COLEY Sponsor 64 Front row: Martha Wascomb, Waurene Clark, Secretary; Carl Martin, Business Manager; Gloria Hayes, Reporter; Shirley Lockhart, Vice President. Second row: Mrs. Bellies, Linda Brunson, June Warren, Mary Jo Godfrey, Betty McNeece, Myzett Wilder. Third row: J. P. Thomas, Andrew Bishop, Elly Don Leech, J. D. Sprayberry, and Betty Waddle. Not Shown: Eva Everett, Billy Wells, President; June Johnson, Mary Jane Woods, Charles Fikes, Mabry Allison, Jr., Tommy Rogers, Dortheula Gregory, Mary Easley, Melba Tedford, Hilda Lindsey, Margaret Ann Davis, Jane Sullivian, and Mamie J. Thomason. w m A «6 OUR FIRST PRODUCTION The Pink Christmas Tree COLLEGE MAKE-UP ARTIST THE FIRST PLACE FLOAT 65 Homemaking Club Back row: Juanice Luther, Pinna Carpenter, Gloria Hays, Reporter; Myzett Wilder, Mrs. Dorothy Rogers, Miss Edna Hicks, Sponsor. Front row: Bonna Wallace, Betty Martin, Weda Suggs, President; Marth Gurley, Secretary; Sarah Ashcraft. No t present: Ann DeVaughn, Lind Brunson, Treasurer; Robbie White, Vice President. ' 1-3, Vf ■iii iih ■■■• ■■H III! ■!! Ml CHRISTMAS DINNER THANKSGIVING DINNER 66 Agriculture j Club OFFICERS FRANK INMON President RUSSELL HOWELL Vice President W. C. EDWARDS Treasurer C. D. BARNES Secretary TREMAN NICHOLS— Social Chairman 67 Chieftain THE CHIEFTAIN KNOWLEDGE IN YOUTH IS WISDOM IN AGE EDITORIAL STAFF Editor — Billy Hughes News Editor _. Ann De Vaughn Feature Editor Jane Umfress Sports Editor _ William Miles Art Editor —J. P. Thomas Fashion Editor Suzanne Skeen Club Reporters _. Joyce Glenn Betty Loden Typists... Shirlee Nichols Ann Magers Photographers - Gary Gunter Ed Furr News Staff: Mariel Mitchell, Shirley Lockhart, J. D. Spray- berry, Billy Welch, Shirley Dulaney, Dotsy Norwood, Betty Pen- nington, Betty Gilliland, Eula Bean, Robbie Houston, Peggy Boren, Jane Riley. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Billy Caruth Advertising Manager Ralph Wood Asst. Advertising Manager Harold Wardlaw Circulation Manager Margaret Moore Ass ' t. Circulation Mgr. Ruvene Beard Advisors.. Mrs. Wm. B. Earnest Mr. Conwill 6 V £ T fr. S:W2 s,. Editor Billy Hughes 4 . r ty Al ' v % H Campus Activities For January Jewel Wafers Kirk To Reign Over Event: Date Is Set For January 21 Itawamba Junior College Enrollment Tops All Previous Figures 462 Students Enrolled To Set New Record; Night Classes Draw Veterans From Area Or '  S L m 4 % Wy e  s hR Mississippi National Guard 193rd. Trans. Co. Lt. Trk. FIRST LIEUTENANT WILLIAM CAMP Executive Officer and Platoon Commander MASTER SERGEANT DELBERT TURNER, JR. Fulton, Miss. j: FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON 69 - ' MITZI BROWN k •www. Uj| Ml MARY NELL McKINNEY CAROLYN PRESTAGE SARAH McKINNEY JOAN KINARD LINDA BRUNSON MARY ANN TURNER BETTYE McNEECE K M FRANCES ROWAN SUE ANN CAMP ROBBIE WHITE 70 JUNE WHITEHEAD t I y PAT SMITH HELEN HOLLOWAY ' V BONNIE DODSON I r _ MARTHA GIBBS FAYE HOOD NELLIE BENNETT Jttdtmettes im JOYCE HOUSTON GEORGIA BOWEN MARTHA BURCH BETTY WEST MARTHA DULANEY Ml SUE FARMER 71 I J C Band BERLIN ROBINS Director BILLY WELCH Student Director Concert Hilda holcomb Clarinet IVANELL S1ETZ Clarinet JAMES WHITEHEAD Clarinet LYNN HAWKINS Clarinet PATSY McKEE Clarinet JANE WOODS Flute mam WAURENE CLARK Flute LOUISE SHEFFIELD French Horn KATHERINE BLACK French Horn JIMMY GAULT Saxophone HARRY STUART Saxophone PEGGY HARRISON Saxophone JIMMY GIBBS Saxophone DAISY HOLLAND Saxophone JEANIE WREN Saxophone BOBBY MACKEY Drums JANE RILEY Drums LLOYD BURNS Trombone TULA ANN SENTER Trombone JIMMY BROWN Trombone SHIRLEY REPULT Bass Clarinet NORMA SHEFFIELD Bells STRIKE UP THE BAND THE BAND OFFICERS BILLY WELCH— President, Student Conductor BETTYE McNEECE Drum Mojor SHIRLEY REPULT HARRY STEWART Manager FRANCES HARRISON JIMMY GAULT Assistant Student Director PEGGY HARRISON ..... JUNE SHELTON Librarian SARA McKINNEY Assistant Librarian Secretary . Publicity Manager Head Twirler 75 AGRICULTURE CLUB-Th rd DRAMATICS CLUB-F rsf M «o via SYBIL McKINNEY Sophomore Maid coii e JEWEL WATERS Homecoming Queen 9 f J P 7j SUE CUMMINGS Freshman Maid ■ « , Homecoming Court SARAH McKINNEY Tenth Grade Maid LYNN HAWKINS Ninth Grade Maid 78 ■ , . ■•■■■ :  : ' : BETTY Head Cheerleader Cheerleaders Tommye Bryant, Betty Ann Bost, Joan Kinard, Jane Sullivan, Sudie Marion, Sue Cummings, and Betty Waddle. Not shown: Jewel Waters Kirk. 0° LAWERENCE MATALICH College Football Coach - ' WAYNE WOOD Athletic Director H.S. Basketball Coach DUVALL HEFLIN High School Football Coach Football Captains PERCY WILLIAMSON College Basketball Coach JOE BEASLEY End RANDOLPH GILLISPIE Tackle 80 Football FRED RILEY End mm- BILL KING Center f ' U ROY KINARD Back JIM CHRISTIAN Guard IJ.C. 1 3 -. 20 -. ,-v. A. HAYDEN BURNS Guard JIM PILLOW Tackle SCORES VISITORS Scooba 26 .. Northwest 14 13 Martin, Tenn. 20 Co-Lin. 40 Holmes 19 14 Marion 1 3 Southwest 59 1 3 Perkinston 32 7 Sunflower 6 7 Booneville 19 W % JACK HARRIS Back GAYLE McFERRIN Back TRAVIS HILL Back JIMMY HILYER Guard ' TIGER ADAMS Tackle BOBBY YOUNG Tackle 81 Football CHARLES MITCHELL Back M JOE GRISHAM End BILLY SCOTT Center • ife - - JiSgj ITAWAMBA INDIANS Not shown: BOBBY OUTLAW End BILL BARNETT Guard ELMO GABBERT End 82 GANUS HARRISON Center B ft— M JB ft. TOMMY ROGERS Bsc c S3= ■ |f- IwSK . . . • ' sj MOSES B o y - - ' ■ 4 ■ A t I t B a s k e t b a I I Top row, left to right: Billy Spigner, Major Crawford, Wilton Chism, Roy Strickland, Reggie Carter, Jim Todd, Douglas Barton, Williamson, Rey- nolds, Moses, McFerrin, Parker. REYNOLDS CHISM SPIGNER Left to right: Glenn Parker, Wilton Chism, Roy Strickland, Stanley Moses, Carlos Reynolds, Major Crawford, Douglas Barton, Reggie Carter, Billy Spigner, Jim Todd, Gayle McFerrin, and Williamson. ' SLICK Fon Front row: Jean Sanderson, Sara Spigner, Dotsy Norwood. Back row: Janie Gober, Fay Hughes, Mary Easly, Sue Ann Camp, Coach, Eva Everett, Sybil McKinney, Doris Cooley, Jane Patterson. 85 B a s k e t b a I I Captain Camp, Coach Williamson, Co-Captain Everett. COACH WILLIAMSON COOLEY Guard 86 Snapshots 7 I SCENES FROM REGISTRATION CAMPUS GROUPS HERE AND THERE 87 88 Dramatics Club presents The Pink Christmas Tree Snapshots 11 h¥SSSed Ohj Buddy ifiS Waddeli as she was Buc Wies Shirley with ? I 32 Easley Pud, Big Apple, Katy, Sudie, Helen, Tommie Jean, White and Rutherford. Marjorie, Fannie, Joan, and Pina. June, Suzanne, Clistene and Jane. Roland and Burma Mary Emily, Oleda, Annette, Mary Jo, Burma, Jo Ann, Carl, Mary Glenda. Industrial Education Leading to B.S. degree Opportunities in teaching and industry and two-year terminal courses Industrial Arts A. Comp. Gen. Shop B. General Shop C. Unit Shop D. Mechanical Drawing Industrial Education Majors — Left to right: L. Kennedy, G. Winstead, T. Barton, J. Tapp, C. Nichols, F. T. Faulkner, C. Roye, E. Jackson. Instructors— J. A. Thrash, W. B. Davis, and D. P. Heflin. College Mechanical Drawing HIGH The total value of your high school experience cannot be measured simply by checking the marks on your monthly or yearly reports. To place a true value on some of the experiences such as character and leadership, one may have to wait until next year, or until the time when your family, community, state or nation can have the opportunity to see your life as an individual citizen of your country. Or it may be, that future generations will have to assess the true value of your contributions to humanity if you develop to the extent of your potentialities. May it be said of you when the final chapter of your life has been written that your contribution was commensurate to your ability. We as teachers have benefited by our association with you. Our having shared in your happiness and growth, troubles and sorrows, has left a mark on us. Our remuneration is not altogether in dollars and cents. You may have to pass on to posterity part of the responsibilities which this present generation will leave to you. Let it not be said that you, with your training and background, did not eliminate some of the evils, solve some of the problems, and in general, leave a better place in which to live. To live successfully in the days that lie ahead will require an abundance of faith. More, I think, than any past generation has had to exercise. More, may I say, than you will be able to exercise to the exclusion of Him who will gladly grant the increase. But, look to Him for sufficient faith and take the experience of the past, the opportunities of the present, and the hope of the future; and determine by the help of God to make this world a better place in which to live. 95 A L r MRS. ELIZABETH C. BELILES English College English AARS. J. S. CRUBAUGH Mathematics MRS. WILLIAM B. EARNEST Business 96 HERMINE GRAHAM Mathematics £ MRS. TIRAS GRAY Biology MRS. D. C. HARDEN English I DUVAL HEFLIN Mechanical Drawing ELIZABETH MILLER Homemaking i a r MRS. RUTH OWINGS English 97 A C T WAYNE WOOD Science ••? MRS. G. E. SHEFFIELD Civics L. R. SHEFFIELD Agriculture MRS. JIMMY STONE English N. C. YOUNG History 98 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Betty Pennington, Jerry Wallace, and Sue Franks. - ■- ■ f ' 1 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JIMMY STAUB President JERRY WALLACE __ Vice President SUE FRANKS Secretary WYNETTE MOORE Treasurer BETTY JEAN PENNINGTON Reporter MRS. HUBERT TIMMONS ._ Sponsor Not shown: Class Ed for-RALPH WOOD 99 Seniors Don Atkins Men, some fo business, some to pleasure take . . . I take the pleasure . . . Seniors Mellie Bonny A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. William Earl Buse am a great friend to public amusements. Seniors Sue Franks Good he alth, and good sense are two of life ' s greatest blessings. Trennon Gardner The secret of power is consis- tency to purpose. Dorothy Grimes A smile of hers was an art of grace. Seniors Irvin Guntharp am not in the roll of common men. ' Sue Hankins am a part of all that I have met. Seniors Seniors Dewayne Melton Of manner gentle, of affection mild. Mary Jo McDaniel A merry heart does good like a medicine. Geraldine Nanney A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair. Seniors Buddy Palmer Is this that haughty, gallant, gay Lathario? Betty Pennington Earth ' s noblest thing— a woman perfected. Sue Pierce The world is my oyster, which I with sword will open. Seniors ; Charles Riley Men of a few words are the best men. James Reese From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, there is mirth. David D. Shumpert Alone I did it. Boy! Bervin Stockton This was the noblest Roman of them all. Doyle Reeves Words are women! deeds are men. Billy Raden He will give the devil his due. Boyd Sutherland have not slept one wink. Jimmy Staub Smile, with intent to do mis- chief. Seniors Billy Sheffield As true as live. Norma Sheffield Oh woman, perfect woman, what distraction was meant to man-kind when thou wast made a devil? Nadine Taylor A soul as white as heaven—. Elowayne Tucker A heart whose love is innocent. Jean Shumpert On short measure life may per- fect be. Shelby Spencer —And all went as merry as a marriage-bell. ( Vitha Ann Tucker —Clad in the beauty of a thou- sand stars. Jane Umfress Gray Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. Seniors Billy Wallace Whoever loved that loved not at first sight? JOHNNY PARKER Man is his own star. BILLY JACK SHARPE There was never yet a philoso- pher that could endure the tooth- ache patiently ... Not shown DOR OTHY DONALD JAMES MONTGOMERY RALPH WOOD Class Annual Editor JOHNNY VAUGHN Why worry, it will happen any- way. Bosom II TOM DULANEY Vice President nt LLOYD BURNS JT Reporter , j L -,.... , % ' 1 GEORGIE HODGES Secretary and Treasurer MRS. STONE Sponsor ROBERT LODEN JIMMY LONG TOM DULANEY 112 Sylvia Adams Burton Ashley Charlene Barber Janeil Barnes Wilma Barnes Shirley Ann Brown Martha Burch Lloyd Burns Lila Mae Butler James Chatham Dorothy Chism Selma Christian Sue Clayton 113 .„- Allen Dulaney Thomas Dulaney Shirley Dulaney Virginia Dulaney Billie Ellis Homer Enlow Ruble Enlow Cameron Fancher Dorothy Fikes Sue Gardner Jimmie Gibbs % wSm Carolyn Gregory Sara Grissom Mary Guntharp John Hare Pe ggy Harrison Dorothy Hendrick Georgia Hodges Bobby James Charles D. Johnson Edna Johnson Nell Johnson Ted Johnson James Jones Jane Loague Robert Loden Stella Loden Jimmy Long George Martin C.J. Loague William Miles Dorothy Montgomery Shirley Montgomery Marilyn Moore Ann Morrow Jimmie Nanney J CI fl ■ f o r s 15 J P f u f - -5-jJ. Ny s Bf fl 1 j- It J- jl f ' j j -  r jt j - L S (. ir QJL ifLJ Rex Nanney Raymond Roberts Royce Robinson Sarah Sandlin Ivanell Seitz 16 Annie Senter Joe Nell Sheffield Louise Sheffield Paul Spigner Bobby Wallace Leon Warren Pau Webb Christeen West Rodney West Carolyn Wheeler Mary Whitaker Billy White Charles Williams 117 Mary Joe Wilson Hansell Wiygul Imanee Works Jane Woods Not shown : J. V. Gregory Charles Holcomb Jimmie Whitten Dalton Wilson Billy Wren 118 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS CAROLYN PRESTAGE President MILFORD HAYNES Vice President MITZIE BROWN Secretary DAVID BEAN Treasurer JIMMY BURCHAM Reporter MARTHA MOORE DUNCAN Class Annual Editor MRS. RUTH OWINGS Class Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES JERRY REESE BOYCE McNEECE DAVID BEAN 119 s p H M R E S Margaret Barnes AAitzie Brown p Janie Adams Frances Allen Hugh Baker Betty Ballard 1 Tommy Ballard David Bean Bobby Beard Nellie Bennett Richard Bennett Adren Blaylock Milford Blaylock Billy Bonney Georgia Bowen Jimmy Brown Willa Dean Brown Jimmy Burcham Gertie Chilcoat Celia Christian 120 James Betty James Peggy Lamar Christian Clayton Clayton Clayton Conwill Nelda Conwill . M Windell Fikes Frances Cummings Nell DeVaughn O . i Billy Frederick 111 Carolyn Davis  Doyle Gardner , ' «y JS[ Billy DeVaughn Lonnie Dodson Kenneth Duncan Joyce Graham Charles Grantland S p H M R £ S Thelma Dean Farrar Tommie Guntharp David Hankins Milford Haynes s p H M R E S o I I Harold Hood Harrol Hood Onie Rea Hood X Jimmie Hughes John Hughes Betty Knight t George Layman t Joyce Houston Tommie Lindsey Bobby AAcMillen Mavis AAcMillen Rachelle McMillen Boyce McNeece 122 Dixon Mills Martha Moore Kathryn Morrison Martha Mattox r Billy Morrow Ann Hughes Sarah McKinney Polly Murrell s p H M R E S Willie Schumpert Betty Billy Doyle Gary Patricia Sheffield Sheffield Smith Smith Smith Mary Stockton Jimmy Taylor Kelly Thompson Catholyn Tucker Gena Umfress 123 s p H M R E S : J r J M , T • i ■„itf f ■ 3i I X ■i Tremon Watson Maurice Wilson Harold Wordlaw James Whitehead Roy Gene Wardlaw Sherry Whitesides Not shown ■. Flois Barrett Lavelle Crouch Wayne Fugitt Wylie Parham Sue Wells Alvis Wooldridge Ruby Wardlaw 124 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES John Crubaugh, JamesNabers, and Wayne Gray. CLASS OFFICERS JAMES NABERS President JOHN CRUBAUGH Vice President WAYNE GRAY Secretary PATSY McKEE ... Reporter ARDEN COOLEY Class Editor MRS. J. S. CRUBAUGH Sponsor 125 s p H M R E S i - r HjM Etoyle Bennett Joy Anthony Myra Barnard Dewitt Bean Mary F. Beard Mildred , Beck Jimmy Billy Jim Henry Fay Nell Blaylock Bowling Brown Butler Cauthem Myrtie Tommy Betty Betty Arden Bobby Christian Christian Conn Conwill Cooley Cooley 126 Nora Doyle Jo Ann Johnnie M. Sue Harold Donald Dulaney Enlow Enlow Farmer Fikes Margaret Gurley Bernice Jones Geraldine Hall Betty Hardin Lynn Hawkins Luannis Helms AAyrlene King ! I John Mac Kirksey Billy Mae Kyle Fae Ellen Kyle Daisy Holland Edith Langley 127 Jackie Loden Louise Moore Ethelene AAunn 128 Linda Evelyn Loden Loden Virginia Loden Jimmy Long Lurene Moore Rebecca Moore Thelma Moore Bonnie Moses Hayden Nabers Weber Nanney Johnny Long Julian Moses F R £ S H M E N Roger Thornton Oscar Turman Janis Umfress Nadine Umfress Mary Nell Waddle Ann Wallace fa 1 - Bobby Wallace M w V N Carolyn Wallace Jary Allen Wallace Jo Ann Wallace Bobby West Johnnie M. Williams Harley Wilson John Bud Wilson Wiygul 130 Ann Wood Irese Works Not shown-. Sam Earl Gray Jimmy Hughes Murel Johnson Charlene Langley Bobby Strawhorn Wayne Johnson Jeanie Wren CouNcif vS Jerry Wallace President Betty Pennington Vice President Sue Franks Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. G. E. Sheffield Sponsor 133 Nadine Taylor President Jane Gray Vice President Sherry Whiteside Secretary Sarah McKinney Reporter Betty Gilliland Treasurer Mrs. Ruth Owings Sponsor W «j l i Z3 Ralph Wood Sen ' or Editor Lloyd Burns Junior Editor Martha Moore Sophomore Editor Betty Gilliland Editor Miss Graham Sponsor Mellie Bonney Snapshot Editor t Arden Cooley Freshman Editor Tom Dulaney Assistant Editor Fairy Bates Feature Editor s t a f f Buddy Palmer Art Editor Bobby Thomas Athletic Editor Betty Sue Loden Activities Editor Dorothy Grimes Typist 135 Jane (Umfress Gray President Eula Bean Secretary Jane Riley Vice President I Ivanell Seitz Treasurer Louise Sheffield Pianist Dorothy Hendricks Song Leader Patti Carroll Sponsor Mrs. J. S. Crubaugh Sponsor 136 Reba Long Reporter V N. C. Young Sponsor ' Mariel Mitchell Tom Dulaney Elmer Little President Vice President James Whitehead George Laymon Robert Sanderson Boyce McNeece Secretary-Treasurer Rep. Jimmy Gibbs James Stockton c If b s Milford Blaylock Loyd Burns Jimmy Taylor o Bobby Beard 137 Future Homemakers of America Sue Pierce President Jean Maxcy Secretary Robbie Pierce Treasurer Stella Loden Parliamentarian Miss Miller Advisor Learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. Nell DeVaughn Reporter 138 Marilyn Moore Vice President Shirley Montgomery Historian Joe Nell Sheffield Song Leader Montine Grey Pianist I James Whitehead President Hansel Gray Vice President Boyce McNeece Secretary L. R. Sheffield Sponsor C I u b s Learning To Do Doing To Learn, Earning to Live, Living To Serve. ' Celia Christian J. T. Knight Treasurer Windell Fikes Reporter Hansel Wiygul Sentinel W. D. Clifton Sponsor 139 c If b s Sarah Jean Brown President Martha Moore Secretary Miss Miller Sponsor HANDS Janie Adams Song Leader Girls ' Betty Ballard Shirley Dulaney Recreational Leaders 4-H Club Sue Farmer Vice President Selma Christian Treasurer Celia Christian Reporter Virginia Dulaney HEALTH Song Leader HEAD HANDS Mac Kirksey President Jerry Reese Vice President 4-H Club Wayne Fugitt Secretary Kenny Gray Treasurer Arden Cooley Reporter W. D. Clifton Sponsor c I u b s HEART HEALTH Leaders V Mrs. William Earnest Sponsor Dorothy Grimes President Margaret Moore Secretary Geraldine Nanney Vice President Ruvene Beard Treasurer Ralph Wood Reporter A Patricia Beachum Dorothy Dulaney Nadine Taylor Historian Dorothy Fikes Sue Franks Jane Gray Grace Green m Betty Harbor Shelby Spencer Elowayne Tucker 4 V Lula May Whitaker Shirley Works 142 ° ii Royce Robinson j Vice President Jimmie Mills President K r - ' f ff Jk. y ; ■ , Sylvia Adams Reporter ' to Charles Riley Secretary Treasurer Annie Senter Historian Dexter Digby Sponsor The opaque projector is used to project onto a screen any nontransparent flat picture. C u b s The motion picture compels attention. One advantage of a filmstrip is that it is inexpensive. 143 PAR AUXEf01LES v 6lFFJCULT Dramatics Mrs. Elizabeth Beliles Sponsor Mrs. Peggy Stone Sponsor Betty Gilliland Treasurer Margaret Ballard Secretary Hulon Gray President Norma Sheffield Vice President Jane Riley Reporter 45 If The o 0: Etude J Mrs. Chandler Sponsor 2 J $ } i c life J •••■ ' Ann Dill President Ann Wallace V ' ce President Jackie Loden Secretary- 7Yeasurer f J1 146 Miss Grace May Coleman Director Peggy Harrison Pianist GIRLS ' CHORUS Jk fjg|j}fr f „ 111 lull fP ■i W m MIXED ENSEMBLE Listening to The Messiah. 147 PATROL F JU — — _ Mrs. R. L. Woods Sponsor - Hi CAPTAINS Mariel Mitchell Charles Riley Mr. Thrash Sponsor LIEUTENANTS Standing: Tom Dulaney Jimmie Mills Boyce McNeece John Little Johnnie Parker Elmer Little Sitting: Charles Williams Wayne Gray Windell Fikes SAFETY PATROLMEN Robert Sanderson James Stockton Earl Smith William Griffin Hayden Nabors Don Moore Mac Nichols Arthur Nabors William Stanford Jimmie Taylor Sitting: Wayne Young Bobby Strawhorn Arden Cooley Jerry Reese Jimmie Roberts 148 i ' v J. V. Gregory President Billy Raden Reporter FIRST PERIOD CLASS Mr. Thrash Sponsor Jimmy Mills V ce President Buddy Palmer Secretary-Treasurer SECOND PERIOD CLASS c I CI b s SIXTH PERIOD CLASS 149 Joe Davis President Kelly Prestage Vice President James Comer Secretary-Treasurer I c u b Billy Raden Sergeant-at-arms Jerry Cummings Jimmy Staub Trennon Gardner Jerry Barnes Coach Heflin Sponsor L C. Moore Rodney West James Chatham Carl Comer Robert Loden Ruble Enlow Trenton Summers Joe AAaxcy 150 BOYS ' BASKETBALL FOOTBALL DUVALL HEFLIN Football Coach JERRY WALLACE Fulton ' s Best Back JERRY CUAAAAINGS All Conference Football Center WAYNE WOOD Basketball Coach JOE DAVIS Fulton ' s Best Lineman 151 A T H L E T I C S 152 O .i ® £ ' 45 ' A 3 c f PP 3 3f fiJf@l VARSITY SQUAD ptr ttL JOE DAVIS-Capta n BILLY WHITE-Co-Capfa n CHEERLEADERS Hansel Gray Doris Dill Betty Gilliland Betty West— Not shown Hugh Baker ATHLETICS Summers, T. Comer, C. Nanney, R. 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