Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

W sal mmi a-3. .. W--.. .▲A.£b , mu The Mirror Presented by the Joint Staffs of ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE and ITAWAMBA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL Fulton, Mississippi Spring, 1959 -in Dedication Because of their unflagging interest in higher education and in the youth of our nation, and especially because of their active interest in Itawamba Junior College — evidenced in an adequate physical plant, in a well-rounded curriculum, in an efficient staff, and in a continually increasing student body, both in size and in quality — we, the staff, proudly dedicate this, the 1959 edition of the MIRROR, to the Board of Trustees of Itawamba Junior College. The Presidenfs Message Itawamba Junior College was organized in 1948. We have completed ten years of college work. Much progress has been made over this period of time. A greater part of this progress has been brought about by the fine spirit of cooperation of the Itawamba Junior College Board of Trustees. This group of fine gentlemen have given every effort toward making this institution one of the best in the state. They have been very diligent in attending all board meetings. They have always favored policies that caused the institu- tion to grow, both physically and academically. I have never worked with any group of people who were more sincere in fur- thering the progress of a great institution in the state of Mississippi. G a-l aa.««™-iiii2ii Mmi!! mmmmmmm Mm;mBmmmmim0Mmmmmm Adminis President PHILIP A. SHEFFIELD High School Principal A. V. WEATHERFORD m ration Financial Secretary C. R. NANNEY Coordinator of Vocational Training W. B. DAVIS Director of Public Relations JAMES A. THRASH i Superintendent of Farms L. R. SHEFFIELD L Policeman W. J. ROGERS f:,f i,.; ' .r mmi mmm ' mtms ,mm mw!-, m - % The Deans Message The cooperation of the students, the faculty members, and the patrons of Itawamba Junior College has enabled the school to continue to grow through the years. Continuation of this fine spirit of cooperation will enable this in- stitution to be of greater service to the people of this area in the future than it has in the past. Congratulations to the staff of the MIRROR of 1958-59 for this excellent publication. The fond memories of the students and the faculty members seen through the activities shown in this yearbook will be a rich reward for the time and labor involved in producing this book. Sincerely yours, Hi Greetings From the President of the Student Body As President of the Student Body of Itawamba Junior College, I would like to express my appreciation for the hearty cooperation which I have received from both the Student Body and the Staff in making this school year — 1958-59 — the best year in the history of the College. Without your participation in every phase of the college program, we would have experienced failure. May the years ahead for each of you be even more successful. Thank you for electing me as president of your student body and then standing by me throughout the year. With the best wishes to each of you, Joe Maxcy SPRING Spring — with all its glory rare And its beauty beyond compare! Spring fills the hearts of every throng With laughter and a song. Even the air is filled with romance, And students are found in a trance Over the lovely thought of spring And the romance that it brings. ' ■ ' i T i The season of spring is an ideal time To make plans with a serious mind For then troubles vanish away Where they go only spring can say. .... i.:Ah ' jii-.l.Uii .Li ■,y.M ' ) P asiatJi in rrffii m-f ' •yy.- t g J ' gy i S SiP ' « «iS W Spring at IJC and lAHS fWtii V r ' ' ' ' Vi ' ' ' ' ' i ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' i ' ' -t ' ' ' ' ' - ' - ' -- Spring Activities 0 f)Wi 9 k Itawamba Junior College and Itawamba County Agricultural High School Band present their Spring concert. Gerald Rye, Joe Maxcy, Murray Akers and Cecil Nabors, sophomore members of the Student Council, presented in Assembly. The 1957-58 and the 1958-59 editors of the MIRROR gef to- gether in May for a planning session to meet first shipping date, June 1, 1958. T Home Economics Spring style show, featuring the Alice in Wonderland theme, directed by Miss Edna Hicks. % Featuring the arrival of the 1957-58 edition of the MIRROR. The 1958-59 editor, Faye Daniel, dis- tribxites the 1957-58 edition of the MIRROR. Freddie White and others examine their new copy of the MIRROR. Even on the campus the MIRROR receives its share of attention Registrar Woods takes time out of his busy sched- ule to enjoy the MIRROR. The ' 58 staff and the Sophomore members of the ' 59 staff celebrate with a Coke Party at Senter Drug Store. What ' s being worn by Sophomores at IJC? This is the answer. A physical education class in tennis. - A MfSt 3m w The Spring Opening of the swimming pool finds those who like the water and those who like — just the sun? j!Wss3aegiCjjSieBt «iaiiwtffl Mr. G. E. Sheffield was honored at a Faculty party - with a lounge chair on retiring from a long career in the teaching profession. The 1958 graduates retire from the final graduation service in May, 1958. ■. oMnmirnttiiiiiia aeakmzm M } .__ COACH J. S. CRUBAUGH FIRST ROW: John Crubaugh, Larry Russell, Pete Randle, Billy Caples, Billy Waycaster, Thomas Young, Jerry Franklin, Vic Bishop, and Bill Warr. , ' ' ' ' fli ' ' -4 m ' ? b ' (™ ' ' T, - . NEIL SHEFFIELD, Pitcher BILLY CAPLES, Third Base Homecoming The theme of IJC-IAHS Homecoming, THE GROWTH OF A SCHOOL, was quite well illustrated with this giant poster and a living representative of each decade of growth. The graduates are, reading from left to right: Delmus Hardin, Editor; W. B. Davis, IJC In- structor; Ray Nanney, Financial Sec- retary to the college; Argie Wilson, In- structor at IJC; Glenda Crosswhite, a graduate of ' 58, now at Florence State Teachers ' College. Alumni Banquet At the Alumni Banquet honoring graduates of 1927, the guest speaker was Senator George Owen. On his left is Mr. Grady Franks, president of the Bank of Saltillo. On his right are Argie Wilson, newly elected Alumni President, and Mr. Fred Nabors, Mortician at Smithville. .MtHjywyjjKiiyfw ywftfwi ; i. n g Activities Following the Parade, the Homecoming Royalty posed for a group picture, with Queen Faye Daniel in the center. Her attend- ants are, from left to right, front row; Mary Jean Kelly and Betty Dugard. Back row, left to right: Martha Ruth Malone, Opal McCarley, Martha Sheffield, Jane Summerford, and Sarah Rushing. Not shown: Carolyn Grissom. Leading the Parade The IJC-IAHS band and Indianettes led the Homecoming Parade of Royalty and other dignitaries uptown in Fulton and back to the Campus, preceding the Homecoming Game with Perkinston, and the Alumni Banquet. immm mmmmm[ ms-? : i:i .i imtti Fall Activities r t «sfte The first Fall issue of the Chi ej tain comes off press. The Hoola Hoop craze hit IJC Campus early in Septem- ber — proof, Martha Ruth Malone, Linda Beddingfield, Joyce Middlebrooks. The first Fall election on the IJC campus was held by the Student Council to select a Homecoming Queen and her attendants. The three candidates for Queen — Sue Farmer, Faye Daniel, and Jewel Williams — are standing in the foreground as Carolyn Whitworth casts her vote. In the background are Paul Mitchell, Richard Por- ter, Martha Grey, Kenny Earl Gray. Holding the election are, sitting: Cecil Nabors, and standing: Joe Maxcy. J. W. Walker is providing the voters with pencils. RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK was held at lAHS- IJC November 10-14. The speaker was The Reverend EIHs Finger, president of Millsaps College, Jackson, Mississippi. The lAHS-IJC choir pro- vided music at the morning service, under the direction of Band Director, Cecil Trantham. The music for the night services was pro- vided by the various re- ligious groups on the cam- pus. iMtampMiw Cheer FRONT: Debbie Holcomb. FIRST ROW: Glenga Johnson, Nancy Goodson, Ra- inona Tate, Betty Flo Hayes. SECOND ROW: Jimmie Vance, Martha Ruth Malone. TOP ROW: Byrnece Russell. Martha Ruth Malone, Football Queen, rides in the Homecoming Parade. ! ar-fT ' ' iiwsr-— —  iB wmr r ' , at WT-fmr- a 1958-59 FOOTBALL SQUAD % — - - -— - - Ibw Jf ii ' ljll - ' iiji . . iTf pii„% n %r,r« ssm ' ' r9 mmr r.-Tmnf ' ' ml _, _ I I— — , W w: ' Wi Names and positions of individual pla ..is are on the following pages. ' mm . DON WHITLOCK, HB BOBBY HUNT, E DEAN PEARCE, Mgr. ' . MAX RAY, C RAY THORNTON Assistant Coach '  | PHi«! W!|l|fpi f Winter Activities at IJC in December enjoy a five-inch snow. i Dean Crubaugh accepts gifts from the Faculty at the Christmas party. President Sheffield contemplates the accomplishments of 1958 before turning to plans for 1959. Just Before Mid-January Examinations James Long takes a private look after class at that COLD water boiling under absence of air pressure in the bell jar. Basketball Left to right: A. M. Norwood, guard; George Knight, guaid; Mickey Whirter, center; Woody Neal, guard; Bobby Jackson, forward; Robert Gosa, forward; Lyn Rickman, center; Charles Davis, forward; Steve Frick, guard; Johnny McFerrin, guard; Jimmy Newton, guard. a k b R a o y a y Queen Patsy Wygul, escorted by Joe Maxcy; Maid Kay Tartt, escorted by Don Whitlock; Maid Ellen Frost, escorted by Parvin Bishop; Flower Bearers, Wayne Fleming and Jerry Frederick; Crown Bearer Devonne Davis, escorted by Gary Davis. ■■■l i ii i iii iMi niTiTTgn ifi««ua«aB9Er JIMMY NEWTON, G CHARLES DAVIS, F GEORGE KNIGHT, I WILLIAM RATLIFF, Mgr. Mr. and Miss IJC JmOOKS PROIHO Miss Itawamha Junior College Faye Daniel, a sophomore, is from Houlka, Mississippi. She is a Business major and a member of FBLA. As a Freshman, Faye served as local Worship Chairman of the Methodist Student Move- ment and as representative from Itawamba Junior College on the State Wesley Foundation Council. As a Sophomore, Faye is serving as President of the local Wesley Foundation group. During her Sophomore year, Faye was selected by the student body as Homecoming Queen; she also served as college Editor-in- Chief of the MIRROR. Faye ' s hobbies are sewing, cooking, reading, and listening to music. Because of Faye ' s active interest ' {n college life and in students themselves, the student and faculty admire and respect her. To show their admir ation, the student body selected Faye to represent them and the college officially as Miss Itawamba Junior College. Mr. Itawamha Junior College Brooks Protho, a sophomore, was selected by the student body as the young man who best represents the spirit of the college. Brooks is a native of Greenwood Springs, Mississippi, where he grew up close to outdoor nature. Perhaps this environment fostered in him a love of sports, especially swimming and basketball, and a love of outdoor hobbies, fishing, boating, and hunting (quail). Brooks has served in the United States military program and is now a member of the National Guard, ranking as Specialist 2nd Class. Brooks ' wholesome outlook on life, his regard for real people, and his insistence on the be yourself policy have endeared him to both the faculty and student body. omecommg Queen ' AYE DANIEL K-i • .; r k lj)i( ! ■Jhhk iiUiKi Most Beautiful MARTHA RUTH MALONE B ramies UNDA McNUTT PATSY WYGUL w Beauties NANNETTE HOLCOMB BETTY DUGARD imi imi—iBiiiiiiiiiiiPHii . -.i . JOHN CRUBAUGH Most etlectual WILMA STONE C Most Versatile RAMONA TATE JOE MAXCY r a IflMiriTIMIIIIIIliMiBMiliMiBiii The Itawamba Junior College Hall of Fame for 1959 Four sophomores of Itawamba Junior College are selected to the Hall of Fame each year on the basis of their having done both Freshman and Sophomore work at IFC and on the basis of their academic records, their attitudes, their participation in campus affairs, and their capabilities. It is with pride that the MIRROR presents to you Glenda Prestridge, a music major of Aberdeen, Mississippi; Keith Coates, an engineering major of Toccopola, Mississippi; Nona Gillespie, a business major of Houlka, Mississippi; and Virginia Russell, a general education major of Pontotoc, Mississippi, to the 1959 Hall of Fame of Itawamba Junior College. IJC Sophomores Class Officers President Vke-President S. E. Sullins Kenneth Coleman Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Wayne Fleming Rebecca Moore ,0 , gmrim xm% ' mmmxr !if fm ROBERT REX ROBERSON RAMONA TATE c I a s s F a V o r I t e s s JOHN ALEXANDER Vardaman Engineering MARTHA ALEXANDER Pontotoc Business LYNWOOD ANDREWS Aberdeen Business EARNEST AUSTIN MARY FRANCES SAMMIE BEVILL ROBERT LEE BLACK Pontotoc BEARD Thaxton Nettleton Physical Education Fulton Business Political Science Choir 2, Football 1-2, Fresh- Business FBLA 1. MSM 1-2, Baseball 1-2 man Favorite. BSU 1-2. YMCA 1, FFA 1. RONALD LEE BLACK L ' ouisville, Kentucky General Education BSU 1-2, Ministerial League 1-2, Chieftain Staff 2, Mirror Staff 2. HENR Y HOYT BOWEN Smithville Business JOHN WAYNE BRAMLETT Pontotoc General Education ERON BRASHER Bruce Industrial Technology BSU 1-2 Ministerial Education Club 1. MARY BRISTOW Tupelo Education French Club 1. BILLY BROWN Dorsey Industrial Education Industrial Education Club 2. THOMAS CALDWELL Sherman Engineering BILLY CAPLES Thaxton Mathematics BSU 2, FTA 1, Math Club 1-2, Baseball 1-2. ALFRED CARNATHAN Nettleton Industrial Education KEITH COATES Toccopola Engineering C of C 1, Math Club 1-2, Mu Alpha Theta 1-2, Treas- urer 2. KENNETH COLEMAN Okolona Business Baseball 1-2, Football 1-2. MASCAL COMER ELAINE COOK SUE CORNELIUS Tupelo , English FTA 1-2. JOHN CRUBAUGH Fulton Chemistry Math Club 1-2, Vice Presi- dent 2, Baseball 1-2, French Club 1, Mu Alpha Theta 1-2, Vice President 2. JACK CRYDER Tupelo Industrial Man. Veterans Club 2, Reporter 2. FAYE DANIEL Houlka Business Education MSM 1-2, President 2, FBLA 1, Mirror Staff 1-2, Editor 2, Y W A 1-2, Homecoming Queen 2, Miss IJC 2. FRANCES DANIEL Houlka Business MSM 1-2, Secretary 2, FBLA 1-2, YWA 1. BOBBY DAVIS Hamilton Engineering Math Club 1. RAYMOND DAVIS Rogersville, Ala. Music BSU 1, Choir 2, Band 2. ALFORD DEATON Shannon Chemistry RITA DILLARD Pontotoc Business FBLA 1. JERRY DOSS Houston General Education BSU 1-2, FTA 1-2, Vice- President 2, Football 2. BOBBY DOUGLAS Houlka Engineering BSU 1-2, President 2, Math Club 1-2. iiLu iMti imiiiMmiidbtitidmtimiiBKittii JAMES ENLOW Tremont Industrial Man. Veterans Club 2, Vice-Presi- dent 2. SAMMY EPTING Blue Springs Business BSU 2. ANN ESTES Plantersville Secretarial Science MSM 1-2, FBLA 1-2, Mirror Staff 1. JERRY ESTES Shannon Bible BSU 1-2, Ministerial League 1-2. STEVE FARMER SUE FARMER MARVIN FARRIS HAROLD FIKES Tupelo Engineering Mantachie Home Econo?nics MSM 1-2, Delta Psi Omega 2, Chieftain Staff 1, Mirror Staff 2, Freshman Editor 2, Dorsey History Ministerial League 2, FTA 1. Fulton Engineering BSU 1-2, Math Club 1-2, President 2, Mu Alpha Theta 1-2. Band 1, Homemaking Club 1-2, Student Council 2, In- dianette 1. tEM WAYNE FLEMING Vardaman General Education BSU 1-2, Vice-President 2, Delta Psi Omega 2, FTA 1-2, President 2, Class Of- ficer 2. PHILIP FLYNN Shannon Education Math Club 1, Baseball 1-2, Football 2. PEGGY GARDNER Tupelo Elementary Education BSU 2, FTA 2, Mirror 2. N NONA GILLESPIE Houlka Business BSU 1-2, FBLA 2, FTA 1, YWA 1. NANCY GOODSON Guntown Home Economics BSU 1-2, FBLA 1, Chieftain Staff 1, Mirror Staff 1, Math Club 1, Homemaking Club 2, Cheerleader - ' ROBERT LAMAR GOZA Houston General Education Math Club 2. KENNY EARL GRAY Dorsey Agriculture BSU 1-2, Delti Psi Omega 1-2, President 1, Mirror Staff 1, Math Club 1-2, Agricul- ture Club 1-2, Vice-President 1, Student Council 1, Cheer- leader 1. MARTHA GRAY Dorsey Home Economics BSU 1-2, Homemaking Club 1-2. WANDA GRIFFIN Pontotoc Business Choir 1, FBLA 1, Chieftain Staff 1, Homemaking Club 1. RAYMOND GUYTON, JR. Smithville Medical Technician ZANE HALE Pontotoc Math Math Club 1-2, Baseball 1-2. LONNIE HALEY Jefferson City, Ala. Business FTA 2, Ind. Ed. Club 1-2, Baseball 2. GERALDINE HALL Nettleton Business MSM 2, Choir 1-2, FBLA 1-2. ■Ett ' BILLY HAYGOOD Guntown Business BSU 2. BETTY HARBOR Tremont Business Technology MSM 1, FBLA 1-2, Chieftain Staff 1. JIMMY HARRELL Tremont riculture Agriculture Club 1-2, Presi- dent 2. JOAN HARREL Tremont English C of C 1-2, FTA 1-2, French Club 1-2, Secretary 2, Stu- dent Council 2. BETTY HAYS Okolona Elementary Education BSU 1-2, Cheerleader 2. JUDITH HESTER Tupelo Medical Technology BSU 1-2, Math Club 2, Home- making Club 1. MABEL HODGES Guntown Business Technology BSU 1-2, FBLA 1-2, FTA 2, MIRROR Staff 1-2. CHARLES HOWARD Dorsey Industrial Education Industrial Ed. Club 1-2, Vice-President 2. HERBERT HUDSON Thaxton Physical Education HOWARD HUEY BSU 1-2, Ministerial League 1-2. JOAN JENKINS Pontotoc Business BSU 1-2, FBLA 2. GLENDA JOHNSON Shannon Business BSU 1-2, FBLA 2, MIRROR Staff 1-2, Cheerleader 2, In- dianette 1. JAMES JOHNSON Fulton Industrial Education Industrial Ed. Club 1-2, Presi- dent 2. RONALD JOHNSTON Shannon General Education Baseball 1-2. STANLEY KELLY BENNIE EARL Blue Springs KENNEDY General Education Tremont FTA 1, Choir 1-2, BSU 2. Forestry Agriculture Club 1. JAMES KISNER Bruce Industrial Technology Math Club 2, Industrial Ed. Club 1-2. BOBBY W. LANEY Plantersville Engineering JAMES E. LONG Shannon Chemistry BETTIE KENNEDY Smithville Medical Technology FBLA 1. JOE KILGO Tupelo Business Administration FRED CARROLL LYON GEORGE MARTIN, JR. NINA SUE MASON BOBBY MATTHEWS Pontotoc Dorsey Tupelo Pontotoc Engineering Music Elementary Education Engineering Math Club 2, French Club 2. Choir 1-2. BSU 1-2, FTA 1-2, Secretary- Math Club 1-2, Mu Alph Treasurer 2 Theta 1-2, Reporter 2. NORMAN MATTHEWS DANNY JOE MAXCY Pontotoc Fulton Engineering Mathematics Math Club 1-2. BSU 1-2, Vice-President 1, Delta Psi Omega 1, Football 1-2, Student Council President 1, Math Club 1-2, Mu Alpha ' Theta 1, President Class 1. BOB MAYNARD Tupelo Industrial Man. Veterans Club 2, Sergeant-at- Arms. JOHNNY McFERRIN Mantachie General Education Basketball 1-2. KERMIT McKAY Hamilton, Ala. Industrial Mang. Veterans Club 2. GERALD McKIBBEN Baldwyn Science BSU 2. CHARLES McCLENDON Arab, Ala. Choir 1-2, Mirror Staff 2, Band 1-2. N. illili ' ?llii LINDA REID McNUTT Mantachie Business MSM 1-2, Choir 2, FBLA 2. BOBBY MIXON Woodland Engineering BSU 1, Math Club 1. RAS MOORE Tremont Agriculture BSU 1, Agriculture Club 1-2. REBECCA GAYLE MOORE Fulton Business Tech. MSM 1-2, FBLA 2, Secretary- Treasurer 2, FTA 2, Sopho- more Class Reporter. MOTELLA SUE MYERS Tupelo Education FTA 2. CECIL ROY NABORS Houlka Pre-Law MSM 1-2, Choir 1-2, Delta Psi Omega 1-2, Vice-Presi- dent 2, Math Club 1-2, French Club 1, Student Council Vice- President 2. GEORGE NEEL Fordsville, Ky. Physical Education Basketball 1-2. DENZIL KERRY ORTON Wylam, Alabama Industrial Arts BSU 2, FTA 1, Industrial Education Club 2, Secretary- Treasurer 2. BILLY OSWALT Fulton Engineering BILLY OWENS Pontotoc Business BSU 1-2, Treasurer 2, FBLA 1, Math Club 1. WANDA PARTLOW Tupelo Elementary Education BSU 1, FTA 1, MIRROR Staff 2. ' 11 I «aiiiiiiliiiiii BOBBY PAYNE Nettleton Business MARTHA PAYNE Plantersville Secretarial Science BSU 1-2, FBLA 1-2. STANLEY DEAN PEARCE Marietta Engineering MSM 2, MIRROR Staff 2, Math Club 1-2. JIMMY PHIFER Mantachie Ministerial MSM 2, Ministerial League 1-2, Chieftain Staff 1, Student Council 1. MARTHA JEANETTE PICKENS REBA PRESTAGE Fulton Pontotoc Business Elementary Education BSU 1-2, FTA 1-2, YWA President 2. GLENDA PRESTRIDGE Aberdeen Music BSU 1-2, Secretary 2, Choir 1-2, Student Council 2, En- semble 1, Who ' s Who 1. BROOKS PROTHRO Greenwood Springs P.E. MSM 1, FTA 1, Who ' s Who 2. BILLY RAINEY Amory Business FRANK R. RALSTON Mantachie Agriculture MSM 1, Agriculture Club 1-2, Veterans Club 1-2. BENNY RANDLE Tupelo Business Admin. Wk- CLAYTON RATLIFF Fordsville, Ky. General Education Basketball 1-2. RACHEL RHINEHART Tupelo Medical Technology AL RICE Saltillo Industrial Mang. Veterans Club 2. NANCY RIEVES Amory Elementary Education REX ROBERSON Rogersville, Ala. Agriculture Agriculture Club 1. JOAN RUSSELL Guntown Education BSU 1-2, Choir 2, FTA 2, French Club 1. VIRGINIA RUSSELL Pontotoc Education MSM 1-2, FTA 2, Math Club 1. HULEN SANDERS Smithville Business JIMMY ROBERTS Amory Engineering Math Club 1-2. MARTHA ROBERTS Guntown Home Economics Homemaking Club 1-2, Vice- President 1 . SHIRLEY ROBISON Fulton Business Technology BSU 1, FBLA 1-2. PAUL SENTER CHESTER SEWELL NEIL SHEFFIELD JIMMY SHELTON ] Tupelo Algoma Dorsey Tupelo Engineering Engineertng Business Education BSU 1-2, Math Club 1-2. BSU 1-2, Baseball 1-2. OREN SHETTLES Ecru Pharmacy TOMMY SIMMONS Fulton Business LEMNEL SMITH Thaxton General Education BSU 1-2, FTA 1-2. MAXINE SMITH Fulton Elementary Education C of C 1-2. BILL SNELLINGS Bruce Industrial Education Industrial Ed Club 1-2. STANLEY ' SPRINKLE Baldwyn Clinical Technology BSU 2, Choir 1, Cheer- leader 1, French Club 1. JIMMY STEGALL Pontotoc Industrial Mang. BSU 1-2, Math Club 2. BILLY STEPHENS Tupelo Engineering ESTER STEPHENS Smithville Religious Education BSU 1-2, Choir 1-2. MITCHELL STEPHENS Tremont Engineering Math Club 1. DAN SULLIVAN Saltillo Education K MARGIE SWANN Blue Springs Secretarial Science BSU 1-2, Delta Psi Omega 2, FBLA 2. KAY TARTT Amory Secretarial Science BSU 1, Choir 1-2, FBLA 1-2, MIRROR Staff 2. RAMONA TATE Shannon General Education BSU 1-2, Delta Psi Omega 2, FTA 1, Math Club 1-2, MIR- ROR Staff 2, Mu Alpha Theta 2, Cheerleader 1-2, French Club Secretary 1. THOMAS THORNTON Amory Business MSM 1-2. TERRANCE THORNTON Amory General Education MSM 1-2, Vice-President 2, Choir 2, Band 2. GAYLON TRULL Winfield, Ala. General Education MSM 1-2, FTA 2. BETTY WAGES Tupelo Medical Technology C of C 1-2, Delta Psi Omega Secretary 2. ANN WALLACE Nettleton Secretarial Science MSM 1-2, FBLA 1-2. LEON WALTERS Houston Engineering BSU 1-2, Math Club 1-2. BILLY WARDLOW Pontotoc General Education BSU 1-2. HERMAN WARE Hamilton Agriculture Agriculture Club 1-2. WILLIAM WARR Birmingham Industrial Arts Industrial Ed Club 1, Base- ball 1-2. BILLY WAYCASTER Tupelo Education Baseball 1-2. WAYNE WEATHERBEE Smithville Business PATRICIA WEAVER Tupelo Business BSU 1, Indianettes 2. BEN WELLS Osceola, Arkansas Education BSU 1-2, CHIEFTAIN Staff 2. EUGENE WALDEN Verona Bible BSU 1-2, Ministerial League 1-2. RODNEY WEST Amory Medical Technology THOMAS WEST BILLY WHITE CAROLYN Shannon Tupelo WHITWORTH General Education Engineering Calhoun City Baseball 1-2. Math Club 1-2, French Club 2. Elementary Education BSU 1, FTA 1-2, MIRROR Staff 2. JOE WILLIAMS JEWEL WILLIAMS WINFORD WILLIAMS HELEN WILSON Tupelo Pontotoc Baldwyn Tremont Business Admin. Education Education Business Education Cheerleader 1, Football Queen FTA 1, Baseball 1-2. BSU 1-2, FBLA 1-2, MIRROR 1, Freshman Favorite 1. Staff 1, FTA 1-2. JOHN H. WILSON Fulton Agriculture C of C 1-2, Agriculture Club 1-2. D. L. WIYGUL Nettleton Industrial Ed. Industrial Ed. Club 1-2, Re- porter 2. Class Officers President Vice-President Jerry Frederick Lee Murray Secretary-Treasurer Reporter - Martha Malone Eddie Hall Class Favorites 1 BIMl 1 ' £7 ' I i. i : ' - ' ' I WHi Ed  i f 1 ' 1 ' 1 ■ ■ ■ 1 ■  f i ' l 1 ,f ' JiH ' « J J 1 ;, ' •SH DON WHITLOCK r. - t ♦ ' V V , ADAMS, DRENNON Bruce ADDERHOLT, GERALD Tupelo ALEXANDER, THOMAS Pontotoc ANDREWS, ROYCE Houlka ARD, THERESA Pontotoc ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM Tupelo ASH, EUNICE Holly Springs AUSTIN, CARSON Pontotoc BAREFIELD, JIMMY Randolph BALLARD, CAROLYN Aberdeen BAILEY, MARTHA Saltillo BARNES, STELLA Tupelo BARNETTE, CURTIS Houlka BASS, MARGARET Tupelo BEAN, NORMAN Golden BEATY, ROBERT LAMAR Houston BEDINGFIELD, LINDA Rogersville, Alabama BEENE, JANE Dorsey I ■ BERRYHILL, DONNIE Plantersville BEVIL, JACKIE N. Thaxton BIGHAM, WILLIAM ERNEST Ecru BISHOP, PARVIN Owensboro, Kentucky BONDS, JOHNNIE LEE Marietta BOOZER, MARY DALE Aberdeen BOREN, LINDON Guntown BOREN, PEGGY Baldwyn BROWN, JOHN Houlka BYRD, ROBERT DARRYL Smithville BRYAN, DALTON Amory CALDWELL, BILLY Tupelo CANUP, DWAYNE Tremont CHAMBLEE, JOE Fulton CHRISTIAN, SAMMY Tupelo CLARK, DONALD Aberdeen CLARK, RELDA Tremont CLAYBORNE, BYRUN SCOTT Tupelo- CODY, WAYNE Amory COFIELD, JAMES Bexar, Alabama COFFIN, CAROLYN Nettleton COX, MARVIN L. Blue Springs CRAFTON, GRAHAM Marietta CRANE, CATHERINE Pontotoc CRANE, JOHNNY L. Fulton CRUBER, DALE Saltillo DANIEL, PEGGY Pontotoc DAVIS, CHARLES Houlka DAVIS, MILTON Houston DENDY, RAYMOND Vardaman COLBERT, DAVID Aberdeen COMER, W. C. Dorsey CONWILL, NELLIE Golden COOK, JULIAN Tupelo COWLEY, CHARLES Tupelo COX, LOWERY Pontotoc DENDY, SID Houston DICKINSON, JOE Marietta DILL, PEGGY Amory DOWDY, LULA New Albany DULANEY, CHARLES Fulton DUNCAN, GAIL Baldwyn DURROUGH, JUNE Thaxton DYE, JOE Vardaman DYE, TOMMIE L., JR. Vardaman EASTERLING, SHIRLEY Tupelo EDWARDS, HAZEL Pontotoc EVANS, CHARLES Smithville FAIRCHILD, JANE Hamilton FAVORS, JIMMY Rogersville, Alabama FITTS, DALTON Pontotoc FRANCIS, WALLACE Shannon FRANKS, BILLY Fulton FRANKS, CAROLYN Dorsey FREDERICK, JERRY Russellville, Alabama FRICK, STEPHEN Huntington, Indiana FROST, ELLEN Fulton GAMBREL, HAROLD Tupelo GOOGE, DIANE Fulton GOOGE, EDDIE Fulton GRAHAM, DONALD Golden GRAHAM, SHERRY Pontotoc GRIFFITH, SIDNEY Aberdeen GRIFFITH, THOMAS Aberdeen GRISSOM, WAYNE Fulton GURLEY, WENDELL Dorsey HALL, EDDIE Golden HARDIN, CARL W. Big Creek HARKEY, GLENDA GAIL Smithville HARRIS, LERA FAY Marietta HATHCOCK, LILLIARD Aberdeen HEFLIN, DAVID Baldwyn Mclaughlin, mary Vardaman HOGAN, NORMA JEAN Amory HOLCOMB, NANNETTE Fulton NEAL, JERRY Vardaman NORWOOD, A. M. Algoma MOLLIS, HELEN Tremont HOOKER, JACKIE Pontotoc HOWELL, LARRY Amory HUDSON, JOHN Thaxton HUEY, JOHNNY Pontotoc HUGHES, PATRICIA Fulton HUGHES, WAYNE Tremont HUMPHREYS, FAY Fulton HUNT, BOBBY Tupelo IZARD, PHIL Fulton JACKSON, JOE R. Tupelo MURRAY, LEE Russellville, Ala. JACKSON, MARY RUTH Fulton JAGGERS, JAMES Okolona JOHNSON, LEE Tupelo LEWELLING, BILLY Pontotoc LILES, CHARLES Houlka LITTLE, ANN Pontotoc r LIVINGSTON, JOHNNY Smithville LODEN, GENE Tupelo LODEN, GLENN Fulton MAGERS, PATRICIA Tupelo MALONE, MARTHA RUTH Guntown MANN, KENNETH Aberdeen MARION, M. DONALD Mooreville MARLIN, IMA Dorsey NEWTON, JIMMY Bruce kb ' m MARTIN, JIMMY Pontotoc MEARS, JERRY Baldwyn MERITT, JAMES Pontotoc McKEE, LAURA Fulton McBRAYER, JOYCE Guntown McDonald, dwight Houlka McDOUGAL, MARTHA Guntown McFERRIN, LAURA Fulton McGEE, DELAINE Houlka McGEE, GEORGE Fulton McMILLEN, CHARLES Pontotoc McWHIRTER, NICKY Pontotoc MORELAND, BARBARA Tupelo MIDDLEBROOK, JOYCE Anderson, Alabama MILLER, SARAH Aberdeen MILLS, BRENDA Nettleton -• • MITCHELL, BOBBY Amory MITCHELL, PAUL Sarepta MIZE, BOBBY Greenwood Springs MIZE, CLYDE Amory MONTGOMERY, BUDDY Pontotoc MONTGOMERY, MICHAEL Pontotoc MOORE, BOBBY Fulton MOORE, HAL Amory MOORE, JUANITA Smithville MOORE, WAYNE Fulton MOORMAN, JAMES Pontotoc MORGAN, LINDA Vardaman MOSELEY, ANNETTE Tupelo MOSES, CLIFTON Red Bay, Alabama MOSES, NELSON Fulton MULLINS, JANE D. Guntown MURRAY, WILLIE Woodland OLIVE, RALPH Berry, Alabama OSWALT, KENNETH Plantersville OWENS, ESTELLE Tupelo PARK, MARY CATHERINE Plantersville PATTON, GLORIA JEAN Guntown PETTIGREW, LEON Plantersville PETTIGREW, MARY ELLEN Plantersville PICKETT, ETTA KATE Fulton PICKENS, REX LAMAR Okolona PICKLE, CHARLOTTE Smithville PLUNKETT, SANDRA JEAN Tupelo PORTER, ROBERT McCondy POSEY, MERTICE Tupelo POUNDERS, DEXTER Belmont PRICE, JAMES West Point I ••e ' WM. t SANDERS, JACKIE Toccopola SATTERFIELD, BETTY Tupelo SCOTT, CLARA SUE Belden SCOTT, VIRGINIA E. Tupelo SEITZ, PATRICIA ANN Fulton SENTER, MELFORD WADE Fulton i k... . STATEN, DALE Pontotoc STEELE, PINT Fulton STEGALL, THOMAS Pontotoc STEPHENS, BILLY Marietta STEVENS, OTHO Tremont STEWART, JOHNNY Toccopola STONE, WILMA Fulton SUGG, BILL Tupelo TALLENT, STANLEY MAX Houlka HHi f Hk flHHI HlH I TATE, JAMIE Tremont TAYLOR, JIMMY Clarksville, Tennessee THOMPSON, JACKIE Houlka THOMPSON, JAMES Belmont TROVER, JANE Pontotoc TURNER, CHARLES Amory B i TURNER, JAMES Pontotoc Aif l TURNER, SARA Dorsey ' TUTOR, VIVIAN Pontotoc TUTOR, LANDA Randolph VANCE, JIMMIE Pontotoc WALTROP, BETTY Thaxton WALKER, J. W. Vardaman WALLS, DANIEL T. Pontotoc WEATHERFORD, TOMMY Marietta WEBB, OTTIS Belden ■ f I ■ WEEKS, FRANCIS Shannon WELCH, SYDNIE Bexar, Alabama WEST, BOBBY Fulton WEST, RAYMOND Shannon WHEELER, FRED Birmingham, Alabama WHEELER, MOLLY Fulton ■% . 1 i WHITEHEAD, GAIL Baldwyn WHITEHEAD, RONALD Shannon WHITFIELD, WAYNE Fulton WHITLOCK, DON Nettleton WILBURN, JOE Marietta WILDMAN, FRANCES Blue Springs WILEMON, WINNARD Fulton - %X k -.--f ■ ' r WILLIAMS, BILLY Smithville WILLIAMS, BOBBY Shannon WILLIAMS, JAMES Pontotoc WILSON, FRED Houlka WOOD, WALTER B. Guntown f The Freshmen may not all get their portraits in the MIRROR, but they at least read the signs on the campus reminding them to get their pictures to the editor. — witness — Joe Dickerson and Joe Wilburn WOOTEN, TERRY Pontotoc WIYGUL, GLEN Shannon WIYGUL, PATSY Fulton YARBROUGH, DOUGLAS Fulton YOUNG, GARY Houlka YOUNG, HERMAN Plantersville AlfeifeJik. Student Council OFFICERS President — Joe Maxqf Freshman Representatives: Carolyn Franks Hazel Leslie David Heflin Vice-President — Cecil Nabors Sophomore Representatives: Joan Harrell Sue Farmer Gerald Rye Member-at-Large Glenda Prestridge Delta Psi Omega President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Kenny Gray Cecil JfJabors Betty Wages Joe Maxcy Mrs. Jimmy Stone Sue Farmer Wayne Fleming Marjorie Swann Harold Gambrell Ramona Tate Chieftain Staff f Jdn College Staff Editor, Jimmie Vance; Sports Editor, Eddie Hall; Society Editors, Martha Malone and Sylvia Johnson; Club Editor, Terry Wooten; Typist, Carolyn Franks; Devotional Editors, Ronald Black and Jimmy Phifer; Circulation Manager, Geltie Joe Oswalt; Photographer, Scotty Broom; Cartoonist, Mack Riley; and Sponsor, Mrs. Leatrice Timmons. High School Staff Left to right: Ralph Mitchell, Joe Oswalt, Laura Dulaney, John Pogue, Sylvia Johnson, Ruby Dell Harden. Sponsor: Hermine Graham; Not shown: Scotty Broom. Mi rror Staff College Staff SEATED: Charles McClendon, Business Manager; Faye Daniel, Editor-in-Chief. STANDING, left to right: Ramona Tate, Organiza- tions Editor; Virginia Scott, Business; Byrnece Russell, Associate Editor; Nellie Lantrip, Features; Jane Trover, Freshman Editor; Kay Tartt, Features Editor; Ann Little, Sports; Mable Hodges, Freshman Editor; Mary McLaughlin, Freshman Editor; Dean Pearce, Sports Editor; Sue Farmer, ' Freshman Editor; Betty Waldrop, Sophomore Editor; Carolyn Whitworth, Sophomore Editor; Glenda Johnson, Sophomore Editor; Peggy Gardner, Sports Editor; and Wanda Partlow, Business. High School Staff Left to right: Leland Taylor, Senior Editor; Betty Summerford, Soph. Editor; David Richardson, Edit. Assistant; Mrs. J. E. Stone, Sponsor; Hubert Jarvis, Ed.; Virginia Funderburk, Junior Ed.; Gail Rogers, Freshman Ed.; Charles Ray Robinson, Editorial Assistant. Les Amis President Mack Riley Vice-President Betty Rooker Secretary Joan Harrell Treasurer Mary Jean Kelly Reporter Carolyn Coggin Home Economics Club :-j OFFICERS President — Patricia Seitz Vice-President — Barbara Moreland Secretary-Treasurer — Patsy Johnson Sponsor — Miss Edna M. Hicks President — John Howard Crubaugh Vice-President — Joe Maxqf Secretary — Keith Coates Treasurer — Billy Caples Reporter — Bobby Matthews Sponsor — Mrs. Sam May hall Mathematics Cluh President — Harold Fikes Vice-President — John H. Crubaugh Secretary — Joe Maxcy Treasurer — Keith Coates Reporter — Dean Pearce Librarian — Fred Lyon Sponsors — Mrs. Sam Mayhall Mr. Reid Smith Future Teachers of America President Wayne Fleming Vice-President Jerry Doss Secretary-Reporter Nina Mason Program Chairman Carolyn Whitworth Sponsor Mr. George Davis Future Business Leaders of America President Bill Dugard Vice-President Jimmie Vance Secretary-Treasurer Rebecca Moore Reporter Linda McNutt Sponsors Mrs. Josephine Davis Mr. Jimmy R. Pulley m Industrial Arts Cluh President James Johnson Vice-President Charles Howard Secretary-Treasurer Denzil Orton Reporter D. L. Wiygul Sponsors Mr. James A. Thrash Mr. C. R. St.Clair Sponsor Mr. M. T. Seitz . Baptist Student Union B.S.U. OFFICERS; President, Bobby Douglas; Vice-President, Wayne Fleming; Secretary, Glenda Prestridge; Treasurer, Billy Owens; Director, Miss Gladys Bryant. CHAIRMEN: Ronald Black, Missions; Nancy Goodson, Social; Paul Mitchell, Publicity; Joe Maxcy, Devotions; Jimmy Stegall, Room; Ramona Tate, Enlistment; Nellie Lantrip, Music; Eunice Ash, Sunday School; J. W. Walker, Training Union; Jerry Doss, President of Brotherhood; Jeanette Pickens, President of Y.W.A. Ministerial Students (STANDING) Thomas Stegall Marvin Farris John Brown (SITTING) Paul Mitchell Jimmy Phifer Ronald Black MSM President Faye Daniel Vice-President Terrance Thornton Secretary-Treasurer Frances Daniel Spiritual Life Rebecca Moore Director Rev. W. R. Hammontree Church of Christ • Khi sponsors Mr. Argie Wilson Mr. G. W. Smith Mathematics J Languages MRS. LEATRICE TIMMONS, English MRS. B. E. COLEY, Latin, French MISS PAULINE HOLLADAY, English MRS. G. E. SHEFFIELD, English MRS. EUGENE DIGBY, English MRS. JIMMY STONE, Speech MRS. A. L. ERNEST, English MRS. MILDRED SHEFFIELD, English MRS. L. E. DEATON, Librarian Industrial Education JAMES A. THRASH C. R. ST. CLAIR W. B. DAVIS Agriculture M. T. SEITZ L. R. SHEFFIELD Maintenance E. L. FRANKS, Director of Maintenance Social Studies GEO. W. DAVIS R. L. WOODS ROBERT W. WILLIE MISS DOROTHY FIKES N. C. YOUNG MRS. RUTH OWINGS Secretaries MRS. PATTIJP SPENCER fflBHSB m JIMMY R. PULLEY C. R. NANNEY Home Economics MISS EDNA M. HICKS MRS. A. V. WEATHERFORD MISS ELIZABETH MILLER rr— — - ' ■—- .r (jr ' MRS. TIRAS GRAY ARGIE WILSON RAY THORNTON Science Physical Education DUDLEY MILLER KINDLE DAVIS CHARLIE HOLCOMB EDGAR WHITFIELD if ' SOPRANOS Stella Barnes Linda Bedingfield Sue Farmer Martha Gray Dianne Googe Ruth Duvall Nannette Holcomb Larue Jamison Martha Ruth Malone Shirley Martin Linda McNutt Mary Katherine Park Joan Russell Burma Ruff Annette Shumaker Sara Turner Patsy Wygul Dale Staten ALTO Peggy Daniel Ellen Frost Geraldine Hall Glenda Prestridge Esther Stephens SOLISTS Ruth Duvall Nannette Holcomb Martha Ruth Malone Shirley Martin Linda McNutt Joan Russell Annette Shumaker Glenda Prestridge OFFICERS: George Kelly, Vice-President tary. ACCOMPANIST Martin, President; Stanley Glenda Prestridge, Secre- TENOR Earnest Austen Darryl Byrd Bobby Hunt Stanley Tallent Terry Thornton Thomas Thornton Troyce Williams BASS Milton Davis Jerry Estes Jimmy Favors Kenny Earl Gray Harold Gambrill Ken Hendrix Stanley Kelly George Martin Lee Murray Charles McLendon Jimmy Phifer Rex Pickens Wayne Riggs John Williams DIRECTOR Cecil Trantham SOLOISTS Daryl Byrd Stanley Kelly George Martin Hal Moore IJC Band and Indianettes MRS. MARY ALICE McCALLISTER Choreographer CECIL TRANTHAM Band Director Instructor In Class Woodwind Class Brass Class Percussion Conducting Chorus Private Instruments BAND OFFICERS Wayne Riggs, President Pat Sprayberry. Vice-President Natoma Anderson, Secretary Connie Maxcy, Treasurer Ruby Dee Hardin, Reporter INDIANETTE OFFICERS Pat Weaver, President Ruth Duvall, Vice-President Peggy Baxter, Secretary Shirley Oswalt, Treasurer Rosanne Burleson, Treasurer The Indianettes are under the di- rection of Mrs. Mary Alice Mc- Callister.  Recreation Hall Staff The Recreation Hall, which serves approximately a thousand students each day is operated by a regular staff of four — Mrs. Audra Senter, Manager; Mrs. Gena Miller and Mr. E. E. Hall, assistants; the fourth Mr. C. A. Green, was absent at the time this picture was made. In addition there are a number of student helpers who work during the day. The Recreation Hall is open each day, Monday through Friday, from 7:00 A.M. till 9:00 P.M. Cafeteria Staff Itawamba Junior College is capably staffed with eight ladies and two men, plus a number of students, who help out during certain hours of the day. The cafeteria serves three meals a day, seven days each week. The staff are under the direction of Mrs. Leroy Sheffield (center). From left to right, other staff members are: Miss Vera Wallace, Mrs. Ethel Underwood, Mrs. Lovie Wallace, Mrs. Artice Loden, B. E. Coley, Mrs. E. L. Franks, Mrs. Sally Pickett, Mrs. Maud Franks, Lawrence Hardin. .M Lei In YeBfs our voi— ce our heartis OJe Tnay dim our M m hvd — y twg — irigf pr xse thee -tru rec — o — lee E — c io far Qn6 near; «d thy name re — cbUj Time l- ch nje may brm5; Soh S Days Still of praise dear of ' Fa)r and thy name m It — a — utam storm— y u ea fond 3t — f A. ec — ther, tiorij To tAy TDem ' y dear. Thou hast 9 ad— dened all. Ev — er m|  e we sm . r n b 3 ? T E5 fe ±: jH ■ It— a — cjam-ba, t P =N=t Al — ma a -ter, a! —ways fair and jfc m true J F=? tt=f P F b=fc==LJ==fe F t=: JHiM ft 1= Grste-fu| — y we not ac — know— Jedjej all our vous to 23 Words arranaed bu Allen Greaory Class of 1951 JXiK ' S emu MaUr II I ' J ] ■ ' iMU- J J JJ ' l OKit hearts in t e con Flici are graie-ful to thee,our dear li-ma la-tert y Thu puy-pose so no — b e i thy mij-siow So true, stnweto ac-con-p ishni irt glo rjf s all be. Our pi-x e and am — ki — tioilj Our Cou-ra efer rjyAt we ll Tnijht-i — est will. We grant thee owr Cour--9 e} The note of our strain to ' b ' bj — I E I Ap i • J J J J |h|J O p -0 p ev- thee £_ E=2 y p I ? !e: Af i rrr h juTjij j j TT z: 3: o- :gi 32 dcdf h n schoolj IT] ear-nest de — Vo-tionwe nowiraiseour son iThu stan-dard s SEzizr z 2: 9 -ir TJi- 3 ZZ M=t p: h: he-fove us ihe. virtue of thj rule; we p}e (5eto tAee oor o -al-ty thy wAole life ?ong. i ' i Wiiii ' iiii ' J kw- ' : SSVraH9 BK ' . Valedictorian and Citizenship PHIL SHEFFIELD A w a r d s Salutatorian LELAND TAYLOR Balfour NANCY WOOD Danforth SARAH RUSHING Danforth EDWIN SPENCER .Amr ...H MA; .jr ' - ' t ' .-OMMiBtaMfe Home Economics SHIRLEY MOORE A w a r d ■t • Agriculture H. A. SPENCER Journalism LAURA DULANEY Athletic LYNN LEATHERS Athletic WINFRED ADAMS WINFORD ADAMS SARAH JO RUSHING u r- h A- H. S. - ' W v.s ' Most bitellecti al SUE GARDNER HAROLD SHEFFIELD Cutest KAY McDANIEL CEBURN GRAY Most Courteous LYNN LEATHERS JERRY MAXCY (V 0 le Most Popular MOLLYE HAYNES SCOTTY BROOM (V 0 !C- VC mm Best Dressed VIRGINIA FUNDERBURK JIMMY STRAWHORN Best All-Aroutid SANDRA HARRISON BOBBY WILSON (V ' 0 j y le Most Talented, SHIRLEY MARTIN Most Talented TAY FIELDER 0- sP ,t ic% Beau 1 LAURA DULANEY : JOAN RABURN OPAL McCARLEY CAROLYN GUIN MARTHA SHEFFIELD BARBARA DAVIS u r ties KAY McDANIEL ROSE MOORE CAROLYN GRISSOM JO SENTER BARBARA PIERCE JOYCE REESE Governcut Sheffield, in the Boys State political cam- paign. Governor Sheffield ap- pointed Lum to be his executive secretary. At left Governor Shef- field is seen addressing the Boys ' State body prior to the election. ,% «i (? V , M 7 6, r U -; ,, Sheffield On His Way For Yards OFFICERS President Scotty Broom Vice-President Sarah Rushing Secretary Hubert Jarvis Treasurer Nancy Wood SPONSORS Mrs. A. L. Earnest, Mrs. G. E. Sheffield, Mrs. J. S. Crubaugh, Mr. W. B. Davis, and Mr. Kindle Davis. Seniors mk WINFORD ADAMS Fulton Industrial Education BOBBY JOE BARBER Fulton Engineering HELEN BARNARD Baldwyn Business Education Semi CAROLYN BEAN Dorsey Business Education SCOTTY BROOM Fulton Engineering LARRY BUTLER Ryan Scientific NELDA CLOUSE Fulton General Education MARILYN BEAN Dorsey Business Education JACKIE SUE BETHAY Carolina Education ARCHIE BLAYLOCK Centerviile Agriculture ors JIMMIE HAROLD CRANE MITTIE JANE DIGBY Clay DOROTHY CAROL DULANEY Fairview Business Fulton Engineering Business I LAURA DULANEY Fulton Business RUTH DUVALL Mantachie Education HILMAN GRAY Tilden Education SYLVIA GUNTHARP Dorsey Education LINDA HALLMARK Carolina Education JAMES HAWKINS Fulton Scientific JAMES HOLCOMB Antioch Industrial Education LINDA HOOD ROBERT HOOD JOE HORN Evergreen Tilden Antioch Business Industrial Education Industrial Education TOMMY HORTON Harden ' s Chapel General Education FREEDA JAMERSON Fulton Business HUBERT JARVIS Fulton Ministry EUGENE JOHNSON Piney Grove Scientific ROY ALLEN HOUSTON Houston Industrial Education DOLORES HULING Ryan Business Ser li BOBBY JACKSON Louisville, Kentucky Education en; tors BENJAMIN JONES LYNN LEATHERS JUDY LINDSEY Dorsey Houston Carolina Education Business Business BRENDA LODEN Dorsey Business JIMMY LODEN Friendship Scientific JONNIE LO GAN Dorsey Business HELEN LYTAL Dorsey General Education OPAL McCarthy Fulton Scientific BILLY McCarthy Centerville General Education JAN McKEE Fulton General Education DOROTHY McKEE Fulton Business MARGIE MATTOX Dorsey Scientific CONNIE MAXCY Fulton General Education JAMES MAYHALL Fulton CHARLES MONTGOMERY Industrial Education Ryan Industrial Education LARRY MONTGOMERY Ryan Industrial Education Sei 10 JERRY MOORE Harden ' s Chapel Industrial Education SHIRLEY MOORE Clay Home Economics RUBY MOTT Evergreen Home Economics BOBBY OREAR Fulton Industrial Education - kUjdV. ' . lors BILLY WAYNE PEARCE Marietta Industrial Education HAROLD LEE PEARCE Marietta Industrial Education ' ■■, ' CAROLYN PIERCE Fulton Business JANICE RABURN JOAN RABURN PATSY REEVES JIMMY RILEY Mantachie Centerville Fulton Clay Business Business Business Scientific MARTILLE RILEY Marietta Business CHARLES ROBINSON Fulton General Education NELLIE ROBINSON Fulton Business SARAH JO RUSHING Fulton General Education PHIL SHEFFIELD Fulton Scientific EDWIN SPENCER Clay Scientific H. A. SPENCER Clay Industrial Education JENNIE VEE SPENCER Fulton Scientific Se NAHTHOMA SANDERSON Fulton General Education HAROLD SHEFFIELD Fulton General Education SHELIA SHEFFIELD Dorsey Business VIRGINIA SIMMONS Fulton Business SHIRLEY SOUTH Fulton Scientific ei tors JUNE SPRINKLE MARY ELLEN LAWRENCE TALLANT Baldwyn TABLER Ryan Bushiess Baldwyn Scientific Business LELAND TAYLOR BETTY THOMAS MARTHA ANN SCOTTY THOMPSON Fairview Fulton THOMPSON Centerville Scientific Home Economics Fulton Business Agriculture R. C. VAUGHN New Salem Business GARY WALKER Fulton Agriculture CAROLYN WALLACE Fulton Business ' mm M f GEORGE WHITEHEAD HAROLD WILBURN ROSE WILLIFORD Aberdeen Dorsey Fulton Education Industrial Education Business exv : c GAYNELL WILSON RAY WILSON NANCY WOOD SHARON WOOD Clay Clay Fulton Dorsey Home Economics Industrial Education Home Economics Education HENRY WREN Fulton Education JIMMY WRIGHT Scottsboro, Alabama Education CHARLES YORK Friendship Education ►v I OFFICERS President Jerry Maxcy Vice-President Ray Fielder (not shown) Secretary-Treasurer Sandra Harrison Reporter Sue Clayton Juniors of 1959 I Mary Barnes Peggy Baxter Roger Beachum Joel Bean Geraldine Bennett J c . f t Peggy Bethay Lee Burch Larry Bishop Betty Christian Alice Blaylock Catherine Christian Carolyn Boozer Glenda Clayton Carl Brown Letsy Clayton Juniors L. Q. Clayton Jerry Comer Linda Clayton Telsa Cooley Sue Clayton Alberta Cooper James Cleveland Glenda Crabb Billy Cockrell Thomas Cummings ' wSi... r ' ■ !  1 1 Barbara Davis J. C. Enlow Joe Davis Betty Evans Stacy Davis Douglas Farrar Joyce Dulaney Ray Fielder Marvinell Dulaney Virginia Funderburk Juniors Sue Gardner Yvonne Gray Ida Mae Gray Myra Gray Ina Fay Gray Fredia Gregory Ina Mae Gray Martha Griffie Nora Hall Sandra Harrison Wilma Hankins Buddy Hood Juniors Gary Hardin Diann Hood Kendall Johnson Herbert Lancaster Billy Johnson Johnny Langley Sylvia Johnson Carolyn Loden Bobby Jones Peggy Loden Colene King Thomas Loden ' i Patricia McDaniel James Mitchell Tommy Mackey Ralph Mitchell Linda Martin Roy Mitchell Jerry Maxcy James Montgomery Gloria Mills Billy Moore Johnnie Moore Ozelle Patterson i Carolyn Morris Brenda Pennington Juniors Martha Nanney Guy Pettit Joe Oswalt John Pogue Brenda Patterson Peggy Riley Archie Riley Geraldine Shumpert Glen Rutledge Lucille Shumpert Thomas Schumpert Pat Spraberry Barbara Sheffield Sherron Stanford Martha Sheffield William Stanley Juniors James Steele Lewis Swindle Johnnie Stephens Kenneth Taylor Jimmy Strawhorn Laura Terry Wilma Suggs James Thomas Nancy Summerford Wayne Thorn %_ 1 Betty Waddle Louise Webb Freddie Waddle Weida Wells Thomas Waddle Dorothy West Fay Walker Jimmie West Eddie Walden Sue Whitelock Juniors Patricia Wilemon Keeneth Williams Bobby Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Jimmy Wood Not shown: William Douglas, Billy Joe Ewijig, Charles Gray, Burt Maxey, Jerry Mayhall, Shelby Moses, Robert Shands, and Sidney Sheffield. abitaUiiai itiij ili iiikll ' ' :.:, . .■■. ' .. ' .■■ ' :...:- -.!..:-.-„_J: ...;.:..t.-.v liLj. . ' . .:, l.. . ' ,.:;.:■■ i s o P h o m o r e s OFFICERS President . _ Glendon Spigner Vice-President David Richardson Sponsors Mrs. J. E. Stone, Paul Prestage, Hermine Graham, Mrs. Harold Owings, C. R. St. Clair Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Larry Wallace .. David Swain Bobby Adams Shelia Agee Mae Barrett Louie Bigham Sidney Boren Gordon Boren Twila Broom O. W. Brown Thomas Burton Ted Chatham Town Byram Keeneth Carpenter Clara Nell Coker Geraldine Conwill Jimmy Comer Phillip Cox Bill Daniel Rosiland Davis Fred Davis Bobby Nell Files Charles Fowler Glenda Gurley Shirley Hall ™ 5!5v Brenda Lou Dickerson Carolyn Dill Joan Dulaney Preble Dulaney Carl Duncan Carl Estes Judith Franks Don Frederick Dorothy Gray Sophomores Nancy Harbor Gloria Hare Molly Haynes Mitchell Hood Charlene Hughes Glen Huling Patsy Evans Clovis Fikes Willa Jean Griffie Bobby Jerrell Terry Jamerson «%,. -i mwH iMsiw iiiiimu iiMiiiLm iilliiwiiiilfiM liiiTlMiniiiirti ilTi t riii iirii ' hi ' 1ii- Larry Johnson Mary Sue Jones Linda Keeton Martha Kirksey Mary Sue Lewis Sue Lindsey Nan League Joyce League Sophomores Margaret Loden Mary Loden Barbara Lytal Allen McBee Kay McDaniel Huey Mackey Shirley Malone Nancy Martin Shirley Martin Awie Matthews Euple Mattox Jo Ann Maxq ' Bernice Moore Dennis Moore Rose Moore Dwight Moses . u B. . Ml ■ r- • Myrtle Norris Ruby Oswalt Glenn Owens Nellie Parker Peggy Powell Richard Prestage Madeline Pruitt Mavis Pruitt Leon Reeves David Richardson Robert Ridings Joel Schumpert Pat Senter Thellon Senter Wilda Senter Ann Sheffield Patsy Sheffield Ronald Shotts Sara South Ruby Sparkman Brenda Spigner Glendon Spigner Louise Standford Anna Steele  I ' t . ii iaMiiii iii iii i iiii i i i lMwiii i iii i i i iliUiUiiiiiiiMiMtaka ' ijiUSmMimiiiiiimmaaiti Annie Adams Roy Adams Janie Alexander Judy Anthony Earl Ashley Gary Barnes Dorothy Barrett Carolyn Beasley Patricia Bell Junior Bennett Nolan Bennett Linda Doris Bethay Thomas Bishop Stanley Brown , Winona Brown Josie Bullock Carl Brown Jerry Carpenter Geraldine Carter Martha Cayson Don Chamblee Wanda Ruth Christian Dianne Clayton Thomas Clayton Bobby Joe Clouse Eddie Clouse David Comer Patsy Cooper Tommy Crabb Frankie Critz William Culver Jimmy Lou Davis Pat Davis Dwayne Dulaney Charles Engle Linda C. Ewing Ben Fikes J. D. Hale Ruby Del Harden Sammy Harris Linda Harrison Mickey Holliday Judy HoUoway Myra Ann Hood Robert Hood Billy Horn Mary Ann Jamerson a iUtea riftd M MlU tfWiM MM taBdl MlMMttftfUBIMB d uik. Bill Johnson Jackie Sue Johnson Joel Johnson Martha Sue Johnson William Johnson Barbara Jones James Doil Kyle James Langley Faye Leathers Gerald Lesley Barbara Mills Jackie Mitchel Larry Moore Frank Maxcy Robie Morrow Carolyn Nabors Jim Nanney Jimmy Ray Nanney Shirley Oswalt Jack Owens Lois Palmer Carl Patterson Barbara Pearse Peggy Pennington Linda Moore Tommy Moore Sue Morrison - Li 0 mgmm m mm-mf gfm Becky Walker Betty Sue Wilemon Betty Wilson Olen Wilson Phyllis Wilson Noel Wouldr-.dge Polly Tackitt Tyson Tallant Robert Taylor Virginia Taylor Alvie Gene Timms Jimmy Dale Timms Roy Timms Voy Wilburn Timms Jane Turner Thomas Turner Tommy Joe Waddle . e , ' ' Q? Not Shown: Ellis Ray Franks, Lamar Hughes, Johnny Moore, Minnie Graf- ton, Sammie Waddle. Lathen Walton Peggy Walton Dianne Wheeler Edith Wheeler iMtaBummitmimiitaeaiaai Assembly Shots STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Winford Adams Vice-President Harold Sheffield Secretary Phil Sheffield Sponsor Mrs. G. E. Sheffield Mr. T. L. Burch BETA OFFICERS PHIL SHEFFIELD State Beta Club President 1958-59 President Phil Sheffield Vice-President Marilyn and Carolyn Bean Secretary and Treasurer .... Ina Fae and Ida Mae Gray Reporter Sarah Jo Rushing Sponsors Mrs. Harold Owings Mrs. Fred Spencer Student Council Beta Club Hi-Cluh OFFICERS President - Ben Jones Vice-President Phil Sheffield Secretary-Treasurer Leiand Taylor Chaplain Hybert Jarvis Sponsor , N. C. Young OFFICERS President -. Sue Clayton Vice-President . Sandra Harrison Secretary-Treasurer Sara Rushing Reporters Marilyn Bean Carolyn Bean Sponsors. Mrs. T. Y. Crubaugh Mrs. Fred Spencer Jllll I ■ ■ • —  ■ ! ) 1 ■ ■ III l  Y ' Teen ■■S«ffiSKMaSBW ------ ■ — , ■..■ - ■.•- ■■- --■■- --t OFFICERS President David Swain Vice-President Glendon Spigner Secretary-Treasurer Sidney Boren Reporter Barbara Jones Sponsor Mrs. B. E. Coley French Club Junior Classical League OFFICERS Veterant Consul David Richardson Latini Consul Glen Owens Trojani Consul Jinimy Nanney Sponsor Mrs. B. E. Coley ■ Mf3i!! 4asBw?? s« «( jestssaasEr F.F.A. OFFICERS President .. H. A. Spencer Vice-President Lawerence Taliant Secretary James Montgomery Treasurer J. C. Enlow Reporter Thomas Cummings Sentinel Henry Wren Sponsor Mr. L. R. Sheffield F. H. A. Club F.H.A. OFFICERS President — Letsy Clayton Vice-President Gloris Hare Secretary Martha Thompson Treasurer Nancy SuiTimerford Reporter Laura Dulaney Sponsors Elizabeth Miller Mrs. A. V. Weatherford n A D ' 1 , i k f ¥. 4-H Cluh 4-H Cluh OFFICERS President Sandra Harrison Vice-President Telsa Cooley Secretary-Treasurer Shirley Martin Sponsors Elizabeth Miller Mrs. A. V Weatherford Future Business Leaders of America President _- Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Jane Digby Judy Lindsey Martha Thompson Lynn Leathers Mrs. Fred Spencer Safety Driving Cluh OFFICERS President ._ Charles Montgomery Vice-President _ Harold Wilburn Secretary Linda Hood Reporter Shirley South Sponsor N. C. Young OFFICERS President _, Winfred Adams Vice-President __._ Phil Sheffielcf Secretary Harold Sheffield Reporter Charles Gray Sponsor Coach Paul Prestage OFFICERS President Gary Walker Vice-President Bob Hawkins Secretary-Treasurer Harold Sheffield Sponsor A. V. Weatherford miHI ' • • ' ■ ' - ' ■■ ■- ■ ' ■■ ' ■ ' • k I -■ ' High School Football Queen SARAH RUSHING CHEERLEADERS Joyce Reese, Laura Dulaney, Rosiland Davis, Shelia Sheffield, Carolyn Grissom, Emily Garofalo. 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