Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1963 volume:

9 W ■tavoc nhc J ' u Jior Co litest. '  . v M J  . ■■f mi  m W WIKt M (IIHUIIIIIJIIIUI, MIRROR ] 3 i Itawamba Junior College and Agricultural High School Fulton, Mississippi Administration and Faculty Classes Organizations Sports i K. I Features - •• -fc -V ' fm jf 0ll f 0 X .« V L i5lj ' • ' ' . kJ f -.. ' J,. During the past three years the student body of Itawamba Junior College has beheld in the per- sonalities of Miss Ennogene Ray and Mrs. James Weatherly a rich philosophy of life, a sincere in- terest in people, a warm friendly attitude, and an eagerness to be of service to all. Their untiring ef- forts, sympathetic understanding, invaluable advice, and genuine unselfishness have endeared them as teachers, advisors, and friends. To express love and appreciation to them, the staff planned this surprise dedication. To you. Miss Ray and Mrs. Weatherly, we, the annual staff, dedicate the 1963 MIRROR. flC D e a n J a m e s A. T h r a s h 1 Itawamba Junior College is completing fifteen years of service to this area. Many changes have taken place and much progress has been made. This progress can be attributed to dedication and cooperation on the part of all concerned. The faculty, student body, Board of Trustees, and patrons are to be commended for their splendid cooperation dov n through the years. It is my hope that we shall continue to enjoy this cooperation. The recordings in this 1963 MIRROR are evidences of many hours of hard work on the part of the staff. We are indebted to them for making it possible for us to re live fond memories. My association with you this year has been highly rewarding. May you con- tinue to exhibit the same, splendid cooperation and attitude throughout your life. Sincerely yours, .- v , The cooperation of students, patrons, faculty members, members of the Board of Trustees, and other interested people of the area has enabled Itawamba Junior College to continue its growth through the years. Continuation of this spirit of cooperation will help Itawamba Junior College to be of greater service to the people of Northeast Mississippi than it has in the past. Congratulations to the members of the MIRROR staff for this excellent publica- tion. The fond memories of the activities reflected by this yearbook will become more treasured with each passing year. Sincerely yours. ' C- S-€ - ' Administration J. S. Crubaugh President James Thrash Academic Dean The functions of Itawamba Junior College come under the control of the Board of Trustees who are representatives of the four supporting counties. The board determines school policies and expenditures and has the power to do whatever it deems best for promoting the interests of Itawamba Junior College. $. t ' 00M 1 f OTPW! ' ' ' ■ . ' ■ ' I. ' fiy ' iW TW ' Administration A. V. Weatherford High School Principal R. L. Woods Registrar and Guidance Director f J -i,X -f il - President Crubaugh and the Officers of Admini- stration have vested in them the responsibility of executing the school policies and of recommending any change which would enable I.J.C. to meet the needs of the students, faculty, staff and area which Itawamba Junior College serves. Miss Carolyn Franks Secretary fo President Mrs. Billy Coleman Secretary to Business Manager Mrs. Charles Stone Secretary to Business Office and Dean ' s Office These people feed the hungry pangs at IJC. Kleenex, cough drops, candy or coffee: we rush to fill your orders. Mrs. Charles Pate Secretary to High. School Principal Maintenance is no problem for these men T. L. Burch Fulton High School History J. R. Bryson Fulton Mathematics Faculty Mrs. J. S. Crubaugh Fulton High School Mathematics W. M. Daves Fulton Bible Mrs. Emmeft Coley Amory Spanish and French Mrs. Carl Comer Fulton High School Junior English Windle Davis Fulton Basketball Coach W. B. Davis Fulton Chemistry Mrs. W. B. Earnest Fulton High School Business ■y . Mrs. L. E. Deaton Be monf Librarian . % fe Mrs. A. L. Earnest Mantachie Freshman English The cameraman caught Miss Miller and Mrs. Weather- ford previewing a filmstrip. T. G. Gray Dorsey Electronics Mrs. Ruth Kilpatrick Fulton High School Spanish and English Mrs. Sam Mayhall Fulton Mathemalics Kenneth Mayhal Belmont Electronics Mrs. Mary Alice McAllister Tupelo Choreography The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires. Williom Arfhur Ward ■■■ ■ ' r- r ' . - - rp - - v. : -;?%r? ' - ' .m Car 54 where are you? Faculty William Miles Tupelo Journalism II «HiiS R. C. McCarver Fulton High School History Dudley Miller Fulton College Football Coach Miss Elizabeth Miller Maben High School and College Home Economics Curtis Monroe Fulton Sociology, History College Baseball Coach If it C. R. Nanney Fulton Business Law Herbert Parham Hatley Chemistry Rex Pulley Fulton Business Miss Emogene Ray Ponofoc Freshman English M. T. Seltz Fulton Agriculture ere I Mrs. Mildred Sheffield Fulton High School Junior end Senior English L. R. Sheffield Fulton High School Agriculture G. W. Smith Fulton Business Reid Smith Fulton Mathematics and Physics Mrs. Fred Spencer Fulton Business Billy Spigner Fulton High School Coach and Science C. R. St. Clair Fulton Industrial Arts Mrs. Jimmy Stone Fulton High School English Sophomore Class Mrs. Leatrice Timmons Fulton Speech and English Literature Mrs. W. T. Thornton Tupelo High School Sophomore English J. A. Thrash Fulton Psychology 1 didn ' t know PE could be so interesting. Bobby Tullos Fulton Bend Director, Chorus, and Music Dock B. Wall Fulton Social Studies Assistant Football Coach Hayden Watkins Fulton Industrial Arts A. V. Weatherford Fulton High School Principal High School Government Mrs. A. V. Weatherford Fulton High School Home Economics Mrs. James Weatherly Nettleton Freshman English and English Literature Robert Willie Fulton European History Argie Wilson Fulton College Biology R. L. Woods Fulton Government Guidance Director Wayne Wood Fulton High School and College Mathematics N. C. Young Hatley American History and Education President Secretary Mike Collier Jim Spencer Vice-President Eddie Cooley Treasurer Donald Thomason 16 Reporter Archie Baker Candidates for Mr. and Miss IJC From left fo right: Genie Hardin, Carolyn Merritt, Judith Gist, Betty Caldwell, Larry Bowen, Judith Franks, Eddie Cooley, Peggy Powell, Rosiland Davis, Dorothy Burt, and Sarah Sanders. Not shown a ' re Glen Owens, Kathryn Townsend, Wanda Nanney, Margaret Loden, and Avvie Nell Matthews. Genie Hardin Joe Pennington Sophomores ALFORD, RAY AA. Amory Liberal Arts BAKER, D. ARCHIE, JR. Aberdeen Industrial Education Westminster Fellowship 1; Football 2 BALLARD, DALE IVEN Hamilton, Alabama A laffiemat cs BELK, JOANN Tupelo £ ementar Education FTA 1; BSU 1 BIGHAAA, LOUIE LEE Fulton Business Chorus 1 BLAIR, DOROTHY N. Pontotoc Accounting Phi Beta Lambda 1-2; Math Club 1; French Club 1; BSU 1-2 BOREN, FRANCES DIANE Mantachie Business Education Phi Beta Lambda 1-2; FTA 1, Secretary 2; BSU 1-2; Band 1-2 BOSTICK, BOBBY Tremont Electronics BOWEN, JIMMY f Memphis, Tennessee £ ectronics BOWEN, LARRY Tupelo Business Administration Sophomores BROOM, TWILA Fulfon Spanish Spanish Club 1 BRYANT, BETTY JEAN Houlka Elementary Education Spanish Club 1, Secretary; BSD 1, Devotional Chairman 2 BURT, DOROTHY Houlka Elementary Education FTA 1-2; BSU 1; Cheerleader 2 BURTON, AAARLIN C. Tupelo 6us ness CALDWELL, BETTY Pontotoc Business Math Club 1; Phi Beta Lambda 1-2 CALLAWAY, K. JEAN Pontotoc Business Technology Phi Beta Lambda 1; Home Economics Club 1; BSU 1-2 CARLES, BOBBY D. Hurricane Math Education Math Club 1-2; FTA 1-2; BSU 1-2 CARR, TERRY Tupelo Business Education CATES, ARCHIE Mantachie General Education FTA 2; Wesley Foundation 1-2 CHUNN, MARLIN A. Shannon Education f7 1 ' m tm . % ' % i Pw. ) COLLIER, TERRY Red Bay, Alabama Physical Education Basketball 1-2; Baseball 2 CLEMENT, ELIZABETH Pontotoc Elementary Education Student Council V-Pres. 2; Delta Psi Science Sec.-Treas. 2; FTA 1, Pres. Pres. 2; The Chieftain 1, Editor-in- Sec. Miss. Jr. College Press Assoc. 2 Omega 2; We chief 2 1, Sec. sley Fou Speech 2; Political ndation 1, Team 1-2; COGGINS, JIMMY Tupelo Genera Education Math Club 1; French Club 2; FTA 1-2; Church of Christ 1-2 COGGINS, JONE NIX Ecru Elementary Education FTA 1-2; BSU 1-2 COLEMAN, DANNY Smithville Agriculture Agriculture Club 1, Secretary 2 I COLLIER, MICHAEL A. Tupelo Engineering Math Club 1 COLLIER, MIKE Shannon Business Education Student Council 1; Football 1-2; Baseball 1-2 Class President 2 Si rtw —, COMER, JIMMY F. Fulton Pre-Law Political Science 1-2; Band 1-2; BSU 2; Chief- tain 1-2 k - JH COOLEY, EDDIE CRESAP, JIAAAAIE Shannon Saltillo Chemical Engineering Education Math Club 1, President 2; Mu Alpha Theta 1, Vice-President 2; Class Vice- President 2 CRANE, MICHAEL Pontotoc Accounting French Club 1; BSU 2 Sophomores DAVIS, ROSILAND Fulton Business Mu Alpha Theta 1; BSU 1-2 DAVIS, WINDEL PAUL Tuscumbia, Alabama Business The Chieftain 1; IJC Chorus 1; Baseball 2 DAY, HUGH Pontotoc Pre-Medicine Political Science Clyb Vice-President 2; IJC Band 1 DICKERSON, WILLIAM Nettleton Industrial Education FTA 2; BSU 2 DANIEL, BILL Fulton Pre-Medicine DONALDSON, BYRON Tupelo Education FTA 1-2; Church of Christ 1-2; IJC Chorus 1; Baseball 1-2 DOWDY, ROBERT Hurricane Accounting BSU 1-2 ii B k J FARRAR, LINDA SUE Saltillo Secretarial Science BSU 1-2 ' -• ' m- Sophomores DOWDY, WILLIAM Ecru Religion BSU 2 DOZIER, JERRY E. Tupelo Industrial Engineering Math Club 1-2; IJC Band 1-2 EDWARDS, JIMMY Nettleton Journalism Political Science Club President 2; Spanish Club Reporter 1; The Chieftain 1, Business Manager 2; BSU 2; Mirror Staff 2 ELLIS, PATSY Shannon Business BSU 1-2 FINNEY, LINDA Nettleton Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, President 2; Mississippi Home Economics Association Secretary 1962; Political Science Club 2; FTA 2; Wesley Founda- tion 2; Mirror Staff 2 Teachers, sophomores, and freshmen FRANKS, JUDITH ANN Fulton Business Education Phi Beta Lambda 2; BSU 1-2; IJC Chorus 1 FREDERICK, EUDIE O ' CLAY Amory Business Sophomores GALLOP, JASON Amory Medical Technology GILLESPIE, RODNEY i Vardaman General Education Math Club 1; BSU 2; Baseball 1-2 GIST, JUDITH ANN Dorsey Accounting Phi Beta Lambda 2; Political Science Club 2 GREEN, BILLY Guntown Social Science Wesley Foundation 1-2; Football 1-2 V GRIFFIE, WILLA JEAN Fulton Elementary Education FTA 2; BSU 2 GRIFFIN, BUTCH Houston A lathemat ' cs M- ' ' mm- ; J are indistinguishable in the hall. HADAWAY, HOWARD Pontotoc General Education FTA 2; BSU 1-2 HALL, JOHN Nettleton Pre-Pharmacy Political Science Club 2; BSU 2 Sophomores 0 i. - HARDIN, REGENIA (GENIE) Pontotoc Secretarial Science Student Council 1-2; Phi Beta Lambda 1-2; Math Club 1; BSU 1-2; IJC Indianettes 1-2; Class Favorite 1-2 HARMON, DON Amory C v 7 Teclir)ology HARRIS, DONALD LEE Fulton Business Football 1-2; Class Favorite 2 HILL, KENNETH Saltillo £ ectronics HILL, KINNEY Amory Engineering HINSON, BEVERLY LERENE Nettleton Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, Secretary 2; Political Science Club 2; FTA 2; Wesley Foundation 2; Mirror Staff 2 HOPKINS, LINDA Guntown Genera Education Library Club, Vice-President 1; Spanish Club 1; BSU 1-2 HOWELL, BOBBY Amory Education HOWELL, SIDNEY Amory Industrial Education Church of Christ 1-2 INAAON, LEON CRAWFORD Okolona Genera Education Sophomores JENKINS, KENNETH shannon Business Math Club 1 JOHNSON, GEORGE C, JR. Shannon Journalism French Club 1; The Chieftain 1-2; BSU 1-2; IJC Chorus 2; IJC Band 1-2 JOHNSON, LARRY Fulton Industrial Education JOHNSON, WILLIAM R. Smithville Agricu fure Agriculture Club 1; Treasurer 2 JONES, MURPHY Tupelo Genera Education Wesley Foundation 1-2; Chorus 1-2; Mirror Staff 2 JUSTICE, CHARLES Tupelo Education KELTON, DELTON Steele, Missouri £ducaf on Mu Alpha Theta 1; FTA 2 KIRKSEY, MARTHA Fulton Elementary Education Wesley Foundation 1-2; IJC Chorus 2; IJC Indianettes 1-2 LANEY, BILLY JOE Nettleton Engineering Math Club 1-2; Mu Alpha Theta 1, Treasurer 2 LEWELLEN, ROBERT ERMAN Guntown Electrical Engineering Math Club 1, Reporter 2; BSU 1, Enlistment Chairman 2 f - m m,, -vim ■ - •- LINDSEY, LYNN Smithville Mathematics BSU 1-2 LITTLE, LAVANGLINE Smithville Business Phi Beta Lambda 2; French Club 1; The Chieftain 1 LOAGUE, JULIA NAN Dorsey Business Phi Beta Lambda 2 LODEN, MARGARET Dorsey Mathematics Math Club 1, Vice-President 2; Mu Alpha Theta 1, President 2; IJC Chorus 1 Sophomores LONG, JERRY THOMAS Saltillo Genera Education Well, it ' s about time! LUCIUS, MARY Pontotoc Education FTA 1-2; IJC Chorus 2 McKINNEY, ROBERT EARL Fulton Education BSU 1-2; IJC Chorus 1-2; IJC Ensemble 1-2 Band 1-2 McCLELLAN, LAWSON Tupelo Engineering Math Club 1; IJC Chorus 2; Mirror Staff 2 McGUIRE, AILENE Columbus Library Club 2; FTA 2 AAcTUNE, LARRY Mooreville Physical Education MALONE, CARMEN Baldwyn Education Delta Psi Omega 1, Treasurer 2; Library Club 1; FTA 1-2; The Chieftain 1; BSU 1, Program Chairman 2; IJC Chorus 1-2; IJC Ensemble 1; Cheerleader 1-2; Class Favorite 2; Home- coming Queen 2 These three dared! MARCY, GLORIA DEAN Tupelo Business Church of Christ 1-2 ' MARTIN, SHIRLEY Dorsey Genera Education IJC Chorus 1-2; IJC Ensemble 1-2 And what about my car? ' MATH IS, LYNDA Houston General Education French Club 1 MATTHEWS, AVVIE NELL Fulton Mathematics Math Club 1, Secretary 2; Mu Alpha Theta 1, Secretary 2; IJC Chorus 1 MATTOX, EUPLE Dorsey £ng ' sfi Library Club 1-2; BSU 1-2 MAXCY, JO ANN Red Bay, Alabama English Church of Christ 1-2 MAYFIELD, JIMMY Red Bay, Alabama Physical Education Baseball 1-2 Sophomores MERRITT, CAROLYN Pontotoc Business Education Student Council 1-2; Phi Beta Lambda 1, President 2; Math Club 1; FTA 1-2; BSU 1-2 MILES, GERALD W. Fulton f ectronics The Chieftain 1-2; Church of Christ 1-2 MILLER, ROBERT A. MONTGOMERY, LARRY Zion, Illinois Engineering Pontotoc Education IJC Chorus 1-2 MOORE, AIMEE LA ROSE Fulton Business Phi Beta Lambda 2; Wesley Foundation Program Chairman 1, Vice-President 2 MOORE, DENNIS Dorsey Agriculture Agriculture Club 1-2 MORGAN, TOMMY R. Vardaman Physical Education Football 1-2 MORRIS, LARRY Amory Civil Technology - 1 NANNEY, WANDA Tupelo Secretarial Science Phi Beta Lambda 2; Wesley Foundation 1-2 NEWELL, DURON Algoma Education FTA 2; IJC Chorus 2 NICHOLS, FRANKLIN Mantachie Engineering Math Club 1 ■■t m . tf € 9 j ' ' ■ „ - NOBLE, PICKENS A. Tupelo Psychology FTA, Vice-President 2; Footba Baseball 1 1-2; NOE, JOHNNY O ' CALLAGHAN, JOHN Smithville Business BSU 1-2 Tupelo Industrial Education French Club 1; FTA 2; BSU ball 2 1-2; Foot OTT, LERA CELESTE OWENS, GLEN, JR Hamilton Mantachie Wesley Foundation Pre-Med French Club 1 1 1 ' CT ,Ci - ' m 4 Mr PARKER, GUY THOMAS Tupelo Music BSU 1-2; IJC Band 1-2 PATTON, TOMMY HOYLE Guntown Agr cu fure Agriculture Club 1-2; BSU 1-2 PAYNE, DELMO Tupelo Physical Education FTA 1-2; BSU 1-2; Basketball PEACH, NEAL Saltillo Engineering Student Council 1-2; Math Club 2; BSU 1-2 PENNINGTON, JOE Tupelo Accounting Student Council President 2; Wesley Foundation 2; 1; Class Favorite 2 POUND, BUDDY Pontotoc Genera Education IJC Chorus 1-2 Basebal POWELL, PEGGY Nettleton Accounting Phi Beta Lambda 2; Political Science Club 2 ROBERTSON, KATHRYN Houston Business BSU 1-2 H . PJ-- ROBINSON, WENDELL RAY mi Tupelo Electronics RODGERS, BETTY Pontotoc Church Music BSU 1, Social Chairman 2; IJC Chorus 1-2; IJC Indianettes 2 ' Lynda, did you really cut Dean Thrash ' s Class? SANDERS, SARAH J. Smithville English BSD 1, Missions Chairman 2 SENTER, PATRICK A. Fulton £ ectron cs Agriculture Club 1; Wesley Foundation 1-2; IJC Band 1-2 SHEFFIELD, ANN Dorsey Elementary Education The Chieftain 1; IJC Chorus 1; IJC Indianettes 1; Cheer- leader 2 SHEFFIELD, SIDNEY Dorsey Electronics SHEFFIELD, TOM Mantachie Social Studies Wesley Foundation 1-2 SHERER, EARL J. Hamilton, Alabama Electronics BSU 1-2 RUSSELL, DARRELL Hurricane Engineering Mathematics Club 1 RUSSELL, LATONA Elementary Education FTA 1; BSU 1-2 Sophomores ■ i SIMMONS, ANNE Tupelo Secretarial Science Phi Beta Lambda 2; BSU 1-2 SKINNER, JOHN W. Baldwyn Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Club 1-2; BSU 2 SLOAN, TOMMY Mantachie Genera Education The Chieftain 1 SNEED, RYLAND E. Hurricane Mechanical Drawing Math Club 1 SPENCER, JIM A. Tupelo Psychology Wesley Foundation 2; Basketball 1-2; Class Secretary 2 SPRADLING, JACKIE WILLIAM Fulton Engineering Baseball 2 STANLEY, WILLIAM DAVIS Fulton Engineering STEELE, WILLIE W., JR. Fulton Civil Engineering BSU 1-2; IJC Chorus 1-2; IJC Band 1-2; Math Club 2 STEVENS, MARK Columbus Business Phi Beta Lambda 1-2; BSU 1, President 2; IJC Chorus 1-2 STOKES, RUTH ANN Ecru Business Phi Beta Lambda 1-2; BSU 1-2 Sophomores SUMMERFORD, CARL Bexar, Alabama Industrial Education SWAIN, DAVID REED Fulton Engineering 9 r wm. THOAAASON, DONALD Ecru Industrial Management BSU 1-2; Basketball 2; Class Treasurer 2 TIAAMONS, TOAAAAY Tupelo Accounting TOWNSEND, HOUSTON Tupelo Genera Education The Chieftain 1-2; IJC Band 1, Drum Major 2 TOWNSEND, KATHRYN Fulton Education Church of Christ 1, Secretary 2 TUBB, AAURRELL Aberdeen Physical Education FTA 2; IJC Chorus 2; Ensemble 2 TURNER, BUSTER B. Shannon Psychology Football 2 VAUGHN, KENTON Amory A latfiemat cs Church of Christ 1-2 VAUGHN, VERNA WYNELL Amory Medical Technology BSU 1-2; IJC Chorus 1 VINSON, AAARY EVELYN Shannon Accounting Home Economics Club 1; BSU 1-2; IJC Chorus 1; Mirror Staff 1, Editor 2 WADE, GERALD Guntown Industrial Technology BSU 1-2 WEEKS, CAROLYN WELCH, JANET shannon Elementary Education FTA 2; BSU 2; IJC Chorus 1 Ecru Genera Education Spanish Club 2; BSU 2 WEST, BOBBY W. Hamilton Education BSU 1-2; FTA 2 WEST, JIMAAIE E. Fulton General Education Church of Christ 2 W t w WHITE, BOBBY Tupelo Industrial Management Wesley Foundation 2; Basketball 1-2 WHITEHEAD, CHARLES Shannon Civ 7 Engineering Mathematics Club 1-2; Mu Alpha Theta 1-2 1; Wesley Foundation • ' WHITT, CHARLES AA. Okolona Industrial Management WILSON, BOBBY LEE Pontotoc Accounting Phi Beta Lambda 2; BSU 1-2 WILSON, GLENDA Amory Business Phi Beta Lambda 2; Wesley Founda- tion 2 WINDERS, RAE Tupelo E exr Qr a Education FTA 2; BSU 2 WITT, SHELIA Pontotoc Nursing Delta Psi Omega 2; BSU 1-2 WOOD, BETTY Fulton Accounting WOFFORD, DAN Houston Engineering Mathematics Club 2; Political Science Club 2 WOOD, WALTER Guntown Industrial Technology BSU 1-2 WOODS, WAYNE luka General Education BSU 1-2; IJC Chorus 2 WRIGHT, RUTH ANN Fulton Atathematics Mathematics Club 2; FTA 1-2; BSU 1-2; Mirror Staff 1-2 YORK, PEGGY Tupelo Home Economics Home Economics Club 1; Wesley Foundation 1 YOUNG, CAROLYN Tupelo Elementary Education Freshman Class Officers In addition to registration and adjust- ment to college life, the frustrated fresh-- men were presented with the challenge of selecting class officers. Elect Officers? How can we? I don ' t know one person from another! How absurd! Mrs. Earnest, the class sponsor, quieted the excited group and the election pro- gressed. Thereafter, meetings were conducted by the elected officers: president, Russell Maxey; vice-president, Jimmy Leeper; and secretary, Pat Davis. These athletes have led the freshman class throughout the year. Green Freshman is inappropriate for the 1963 class. Brains, much beauty, and brawn accompany these indivi- duals. At IJC there is more to life than just orientation, registra- tion, and classes. These activities merely pave the way for students to participate in other phases of college life. Ath- letic events and Student Center gab fests are enjoyed by all. Freshman Class Favorites Every group has its favorites and al- most every person has his favorite. Fresh- men were given an opportunity to ex- press their favoritism at one class meet- ing. At the assembly, fellow classmates bestowed the title of Favorite on four popular freshmen: Pat Davis, David Stone, Jane Summerford, and Carolyn Wren. Favorite Carolyn Wren is not pictured because she chose homemaking instead of a college career. Traditional hair cutting is not the only form of initiation. Soph- omore residents of Monroe Hal also enjoy initiating their fresh- man sisters. Adams, James Truett Nettleton Alexander, Janie Fu fon Anthony, Judy Allen Fulton Archibald, Richard Brooks Russellville, Alabama Baker, Dan Aberdeen Ball, Kenneth Ray Pontotoc Freshmen Look, Mom, Barnes, Don William Aberdeen Barnes, Paul Verona Barron, Fred Aberdeen Beachum, James M. Fulton Beane, Jamie Norriss Tupelo Benjamin, Danny Ray Jhaxton Bennett, Roy Clifford Fulton Berry, John Fowell Fayette, Alabama Bigham, Jimmie Dean Ecru Booth, Thomas Daniel Tupelo Boren, Nancy Jana Tupelo Bowen, Major Lynn Fulton 38 Box, Linda Jane Mooreville Bradley, Margaret E. Tupelo Bramlett, Paul Kent Tupelo Branyan, Brenda Joyce Tupelo Bratton, Rosemary Tupelo Brown, Carl Wayne Fulton no hair! Freshmen Brown, Larry Milton Fulton Bryant, Buddy Amor Burdine, R. H. Amory Burks, Edward Walker Amory Burleson, Gay Rosanne Fulton Burleson, Wanda Lynn Fulton Caldwell, Carol Kaye Tupelo Camp, Johnny Amory Campbell, David Leon Tupelo Cantrell, Janice Faye Tupelo Carnathan, Jimmy Tupelo Carpenter, Jerry Elizabeth Nettleton 39 Freshmen Cathcart, Glen Neff eton Cayson, Martha Ann Dorsey Chamblee, Don Allen Fulton Chaney, Billy Carl Tupe o ' Christian, Wanda Ruth Verona Clark, Gloria June Houlka Clark, Joe Ann Amory Clark, Juanita Amory Clayton, Dianne Fulton Clayton, Larry Quitman Fulton Clayton, Thomas Wayne Dorse Cockerham, John Allen, Jr. Ham 7ton Coggin, John W. Shannon Coggins, Clarence Marion 7 upe o Collier, Jefferson Shannon Collums, Charles C. Sm lhvi7 e receive orientation. Cooley, James Franklin Mantachie Corder, Max George Tupelo Counce, Sandra Lucille Tupelo Cox, Angelyn Delaine Shannon Critz, Frank Archibald Fulton Crump, Dewey Clayton Amory Cruse, Angela Clabell Pontotoc Daniel, Beftye Jean Tupelo Daves, Marian Hope Fulton Davidson, Frances Ann Nettleton Davis, Charles Patton Fulton Davis, Diane Lee Tupelo Dickerson, Arlene Mooreville Dobbs, Sandra Fay Woodland Dowdy, Peggy Sue Pontotoc Dudley, Tommy Guin, Alabama Freshmen Conwill, Dorothy Dianne Aberdeen Cook, Temple Gregory Pontotoc ;.r:i Dyson, Madeline Sue Amory Earl, Russell Gene Aberdeen Ellard, William Leon Pittsboro Enfinger, Robert Henry Tupelo English, Ronald Dale Florence, Alabama Estes, Gerald Morgan P antersvil e Ewing, Linda Carol Dorsey Fairley, Patricia Ann Mantachie Faulkner, Gary Dale Aberdeen Ferguson, Jimmy Doyle Randolph Fines, Thomas Elbert Amory Fitts, Ronald 7upe o Freshmen Francis, Mary Lee Shannon Fritch, Gary Lee Aberdeen Gann, Robert Leroy Tupelo Gardner, Elizabeth Rae Aberdeen Garrett, Martha Jane Tupelo Gates, William Earl Thaxton Hale, J. D. Fulton Hale, Jackie Don Pontotoc Hale, Paul Tupelo Hallman, William Tuscumbia, Alabama Hamblin, Bobby Carnell Pittsboro Hamilton, Elmer Lee Amory Gilder, Jeffrey Macon Vardaman Gillespie, Jimmie Ponfofoc Grace, James Horace Hamilton Graham, Helen Dianne Tfiaxton Gray, Charles Ceburn Fulton Cray, Harold Wade Fulton Gray, John Edward Dorsey Green, Eleanor Kay Pittsboro Green, Gloria Annette Dorsey Greenhill, Billy Dwight Tupelo Grubbs, John E. Ecru Gurley, Peggy Ann Dorsey Freshmen , ft J, - taKjiAsvKc , s ., Hannon, Junior Smithville Harden, Rubye Del Fulton Harris, Robbie Gene AAooreville Harris, Sammie Duane Dorsey Hathcock, Mary Ann Awory Hayes, James Blake Sheffield, Alabama Girls! Girls! Freshmen Helms, Buddy Ponfofoc Henderson, Barbara Pontofoc Henderson, Phil T. Ponfofoc Herndon, Sarah Lynn Tupelo Hodges, Jacqueline Tupelo Holley, Anthony George Fulton Holliday, Thomas J. Housfon Hood, Milton Dale Fulton Home, Carolyn Vivian Smifhv e Home, William Douglas Tremonf Howard, Dorothy Annell Nettleton Hurst, Paul Wayne Bruce 44 Hussey, Sandra Sue Tupelo Irvin, Jacqueline Smithville Irvin, Robert Earl Hamilton Jeffcoat, W. D. Fulton Johnson, A. J. Aberdeen Johnson, Joel Fulton Girls! Freshmen Johnson, Roberta Lynn Pontotoc Johnston, Jerry Wayne Ecru Johnstone, Jack Tupelo Jones, Benny Boyd Randolph Jones, Martin Keith Tupelo Jones, Sarah Elaine Tupelo Kenney, Martha Frances Tupelo Kent, Mildred Laverne Tremont Killough, Barbara Ann Randolph King, George Walter Okolona Kingsley, Curtis Wayne Tupelo Kirksey, Wallace Fayette, Alabama 45 Freshmen These reached the bookline at last. Lee, Alice Faye Tupelo Leeper, James Hatley Pontotoc Lentz, Jerry William Tupelo Lesley, William G. Dorsey Loden, Joyce Ann 7upe o Loden, Kenneth Wayne Fulton Long, Dale Aberdeen Love, Jon Bartlett Tupelo Lovelace, Marvin Smith Houston Luther, Barbara Ann Randolph AAacon, Larry W. S ate Springs Mallory, Carol Jean Shannon Martin, James G. Tupelo Martin, Judy S. Sa t 7 o Masengale, Arly B. Greenwood Springs Matthew, Michael Francis Amory Freshmen Maxey, Russell Allen Tupelo Maxwell, William Amory McCarfy, Catherine Tupelo McCommon, Eleanor Claire Amory McCraw, Jerry 7upe o McDivitt, Mac Amory McDole, William David Shannon McDonald, Andrea Marie 7upe o McDonald, Okee Lee Pontotoc McGhee, Ray Evans Aberdeen McGregor, Charles Delaine Ponfofoc McGregor, Janet Hurst Tupelo McKinney, Carol Lynn Aberdeen McKissick, Betty Jo Tupelo McNiel, Weatha Gail Red Bay, Alabama McNiece, Judith Ann lion, Illinois Maxcy, Frank Bernard Fulton Maxcy, Mary Catherine Tremont McQuary, Larry Thomas Wood and Merideth, Harold Wayne Aberdeen Millender, Billy Okolona Monaghan, Wilford Ray Tupelo Monroe, James Mark Pontotoc Montgomery, Sammy Pontotoc Moody, Raymond Franklin Pontotoc Mooneyhan, Bobby Houston Moore, Martha Houston Moorman, Kathryn Diane Pontotoc Morgan, Carol Spooze Amory Morgan, Carole Pontotoc Freshmen Morgan, James G. Aberdeen Morgan, Joyce LaFaye Amory Mounce, Jimmy Ecru Mounce Patsy Ecru Mullins, Daniel E. Nettleton Murphy, Robert Tupefo I Nabers, Judy Carolyn Baldwyn Nanney, James Ray Fulton Newell, Cinda Kay Sherman Norman, Gary Wallis Baldwyn O ' Callaghan, John Patterson Tupelo Odom, Robert Lee Aberdeen Orear, Mary Dianne Z ' on, Illinois Otts, Diane Patsy Pontotoc Owens, Charles Edward Kenosha, Wisconsin Owens, Lloyd Gene Caledonia Owlngs, Billle Gene Aberdeen Owings, William Wayne Aberdeen Freshmen Pace, Dorothy Dean Amory Palmer, Charles Edward Tremonf Parker, Richard Gerald Sa t 7 o Partlow, Lynette Tupelo Patterson, Carl Ferrell Nettleton Patterson, Lynn Edwin Randolph Pennington, Benny Amory Pennington, Peggy Fulton Perkins, Janie Fulton Phillips, Shirley Amory Pickle, Georgia Jeanette Hsmilton Pierce, Carolyn Fulton Freshmen Janie s car is Pissanos, Alric Preston Tupelo Pitts, Sam Gates, Jr. Ecru Poe, David W. Algoma Poe, Donna Sue Amory Poss, Bobby Joe Ofeo ona Potts, Donald Gene Beauekiou, Alabama Pounds, Clyde Lee Belden Prater, Jeanette Pontotoc Prestridge, Gary Deiton Sm ' tfiv e Prewett, Linda Gail Houlka Pruett, Roy Lee Afaerc een Pruett, Mancil Baldwyn 50 Ramsey, Geraldine Tupelo Randolph, Martha Gwen Tupelo Raper, Brenda Sue Ba dw n Ratliff, Billy Plantersville Ray, John A. Pontotoc Ray, Martha Jo Pontotoc overflowing again. Freshmen Reed, James Everette Co umbus Reese, Patty Jo Fulton Reese, Ronald Eugene West Point Rial, William Thomas 6e den Rice, Jim Tupelo Riggs, Glen A. Mooreville Riley, John Elliot Nettleton Riley, Martha Nettleton Roby, Kerry Dwight Amory Roche, Jerry Gene Amory Roebuck, Emogene 7upe o Rogers, Joel Haynes Fulton Freshmen Freshmen enjoy the Homecoming dance, too. Rogers, Judy Lee Okolona Rushing, William Don Guin, Alabama Russell, Dixie Kay Fulton Sanders, Tommy Ray Hamilton Sanford, Mary Ellen Tupelo Schumpert, Milton Rogers Dorse Scott, Pamela Ann Fulton Scruggs, James L. Saltillo Scruggs, James Ronald Tupelo Senter, Edna Lynn Fulton Sewell, Mary Alice Thaxton Sheffield, Carron Lynn Dorsey Sheffield, Janet Dianne Dorsey Shelton, Carolyn Arnory Silas, Margaret Ann Guin, Alabama Simmons, Johnny L. Tupelo Freshmen Simmons, Kenneth Fulton Sloan, Patsy Dianne Ecru Smith, Terry T. Tupelo Snipes, Dwight Allen Tupelo Spencer, Eva Lee Fulton Stewart, James Harold Pontotoc Stone, David Florence, Alahama Strawbridge, Drennon Ponfofoc Summerford, Jane Elizabeth Fulton Summers, Meredith Ann Mooreville Swinney, M. Maurice Tupelo Segars, Glenda Belmont Tallanf, O. J. Pontotoc Tanaka, Ruth Tupelo Taylor, James Edvi ard Fulton Taylor, Ralph Franklin Fulton Taylor, Robert Lee Dorsey Terrell, Joseph Wayne Florence, Alabama Thomas, William David Houlka Turner, Tommy Eugene Neftiefon Tutor, Barbara Jo Tupelo Tutor, Brenda Jeanette Pontotoc Vandiver, William Thomas Tupelo Vaughn, Gloria Jean Ambry Vaughn, John Tucker Shannon Vinson, Carl Shannon Wages, Jerrie Sue Ponfofoc Walker, Bobbv Lee Randolph Walker, Rebecca Ellen Fulton Freshmen Walton, Clyde Lathen Dorse Warren, Patricia Ann Ponfofoc Waycaster, Gwyn Howard Nettleton Weatherall, Nora Sue Ponfofoc Weatherly, Billy Glenn Ponfofoc Weaver, Arness Dale Sm fhv 7 e Webb, Richard Terry Tupelo Webb, Vivian Christeen Aberdeen Wehrman, Mary Lee Okolona Wesson, Paul Dorse West, Earl Douglas Shannon West, William Berry Aberdeen Westphal, John P. 7upe o Wheeler, Edith Fuhon White, David Wilson Calhoun City Wiggington, Jimmy Aaror Sm fhvi7 e Wilson, Judith Ann Tremont Wilson, William David Toccopola Freshmen Witt, Jennie Laura Pontotoc Witt, Thomas Alfred Tupelo Wood, Ross Eugene Tupelo Wren, Carolyn Ann Amory Wright, Mary Fisher Belmont York, Barbara Kaye Ecru o I : -M, IW Coaches DUDLEY MILLER Head football Coach and Athletic Director JAMES CASEY-Fullback Vardaman RUSS MAXEY-Quarterback 7upe o PICK NOBLE-Center Tupelo PAT DAVIS— End Fulton RAY McGHEE-Tackle Aberdeen JOHNNY KERR-Guard Okolona 58 MANAGERS: David Rogers, Calhoun City: Jerry Nixon, Corinth DONNIE HARRIS-Halfback Sheffield, Alabama TOMMY CURRY-Halfback Amory FRED BARRON-Guard Aberdeen DANNY BOOTH-Tackle 7upe o ROSS WOOD-End 7upe o 59 MIKE COLLIER-Halfback Shannon BUSTER TURNER-Halfback Shannon GEORGE KING-Fullback Okolona DAN BAKER-Guard Aberdeen ARCHIE BAKER-Guard Aberdeen JIM MONROE-Tackle Pontotoc JIMMY MOUNCE-End Ecru BILL ELLARD-Guard Pittsboro BILLY GREEN-End Cuntown 60 CLIFFORD CRABB-Halfback Tupelo LARRY RILEY-End Tupelo NICK PISSANOS-Halfback Tupelo Indians defeat East Central 13 to 6 in the homecoming game. BILLY RATLIFF-Guard Nettleton WOODY MAGERS-End Nettleton JOHN O ' CALLAGHAN-End Pontotoc 61 W. T. RIAL 6e den Forward 6 ' 1 TERRY COLLIER Red Bay, Aldbama Forward 6 ' 2 JIM SPENCER Tupelo Center 6 ' 4 , o ' ' ' 62 CHARLES COLLUMS Smithville Guard 5 ' 10 BOBBY WHITE Tupelo Guard 5 ' 9 JIMMY LEEPER Pontotoc Forward 6 ' MANCILL PRUITT Baldwyn Forward 6 ' . ' % - ' 63 DONALD THOMASON Ecru Forward S ' ll PAUL WAYNE HURST Ecru Guard 5 ' 10 BILLY DAVIS Ecru Guard S ' ll EDWARD GRAY Dorsey = r ' . -. ■ ' 3 . ■s ? ' - ' ' S ?i A ' % ' JOHNNY CAMP Hailey Guard 5 ' 11 eo The Indians ' 62- ' 63 W B w kf w w .. MH ' ' , 1 V W j uSv k JH HB - AL LAY Tupelo Manager DELTON KELTON Steele, Missouri Indians ' Bus Driver -1 1 1 B •i AM Tj fMf, RUSS MAXEY Outfield LARRY RILEY Outfield 1 B a s e r b I a I a m I Jimmy Mayfield, batting practice pitcher and manager; Paul Wayne Hurst, pitcher; Byron Donaldson, pitcher; Mickey Dalhem, pitcher. Cleats, baseballs, gloves, coaches, Indians, and teamwork mean BASEBALL at IJC. - JACKIE SPRADLING Second Base TOMMY SANDERS Outfield W. D. HARRINGTON Outfield 67 Football Queen ' 62- ' 63 AAiss Dorothy Burt i I 68 ?i Homecoming Queen ' 62- ' 63 Miss Carmon Malone 69 w Janet and Linda say welcome, too Mirror beauty contestants enjoy a cup of tea. Alumni eat, eat and listen at homecoming banquet Mr. IJC Eddie Cooley I 72 Miss IJC Rositand Davis |P P . ' ;. V I % Bm Sbs r 1 :M M m gl m - 1 . ' ' %- ' fei .-♦ ' ?v ' .rj ' -fle i Best Dressed Jerrie Wages John O ' Callaghn K WHHi Most Beautiful TTlr i i •4. v IV i ,1 Hl H ' - ' i t ■ 4 o BBI 1 Rosanne Burleson 75 fc- I • B Miss Annice Raye Jerni gan, former Miss Mississip pi, crowns Rosanne Burle son, IJC ' s Most Beautifu Most Scholastic Carolyn AAerritt Eddie Cooley ■■%« p I 1 1 1 ■ r ■ I ' I ' I i rT m Friendliest Carmon AAabne Murphy Jones T- 81 ♦ t W ' r, t fj r4 , ' . ' | ••««H 4 m9 Cutest Genie Hardin Donnie Harris 82 ORGANIZATIONS Organizations play an important part at Ita- wamba Junior College. Through the participation in the clubs, organizations, societies, and religious groups, students gain much experience that can- not be acquired by meeting classes. Not only does a student attain a wider scope of his chosen field of study, but also he finds entertainment to give him a balanced schedule. Dixie Russell was presented the Math Award by Eddie Cooley, president of the Math Club. 84 M , Which cookies look better???? Music Department ORGANIZATIONS Mr. Young and several members of the Political Science Club were guests of the Amory Kiwanis Club. ° Hall of Fame BETTY CALDWELL 86 EDDIE COOLEY The Student Council President ... JOE PENNINGTON IJC ' s Student Council is connposed of a cross- section of the student body. Each spring the stu- dents elect the president and vice-president. Three representatives fronn each class are chosen each year when the fall session has begun. This group plans social activities to make life at IJC more enjoyable and interesting. Vice-President . . . ELIZABETH CLEMENT W ' I I 1 1 ' I - ' ■ Tr 87 Baptist Student Union Along with their sponsor, Rev. Charles Shipman, the above students .attended a Christmas party held in the BSU roonn located on the campus. Noonday, a devotional period held each day at noon, designed as a worship and singing service. Members of the Executive Council of the BSU are Mark Stevens, president; George Johnston, vice-president; Betty Bryant, devotional chairman; Emogene Roebuck, secretary; Betty Rogers, social chairman; Sarah Sanders, mission chairman; and Brenda Branyon, publicity chair- man. Patty Jo Reese, a freshman from Fulton, represented the BSU in the MIRROR ' S beauty revue. 88 Wesley Foundation OFFICERS: President, Elizabeth Clement; Secretary, Frankle Critz; Christian Witness, Wanda Burleson; Christian Faith, Archie Cates; Christian Outreach, Pat Davis Wanda Burleson represented this club in the beauty revue. 89 Church of Christ OFFICERS: President, Kent Bramlett; Vice-President, Jimmy Coggins; Secretary, Dean Marcy. Kathryn Townsend represented the Church of Christ in the beauty re- 90 Library Club Margaret Silas, library club assistant, prepares a Christmas bulletin board. OFFICERS: President, Ruth Tanaka; Margaret Silas, Vice- President; Euple Mattox, Secretary; Dorothy Burk, Treasurer; Linda Ewing, Reporter; Mrs. Deaton, Sponsor. 91 Mu Alpha Theta The purpose of the Mu Alpha Theta is to stimulate deeper and more effective interest in mathematics; to instill the deeper meanings and the historic impor- tance of mathematics; to prepare students to contribute to our Nation ' s well be- ing and to the well being of all people through the fields of mathematics. Mr. Crubaugh gave the charge at the initiation of Mu Alpha Theta. Rose Windham represented the Mu Alpha Theta in the beauty revue. Rose, a Home Economics, major, is from Ecru. 92 Math Club The purpose of the AAathematics club is to further interest in the study of mathematics, to develop an ap- preciation for the truth and beauty of mathematics and an appreciation of our dependence upon it in life, to help the student realize the important role that mathe- matics plays in the development of our nation. Pat Fairley of AAanfachie was the Mathematics club representative in the campus beauty revue. ' V l iS ' C..A: s £i ' feS!si ' Math Club officers are Eddie Cooley, President; Margaret Loden, Vice-president; Avvie Nell Matthews, Secretary; Robert Lewellen, Treasurer; and Billy Laney, Reporter. q. Home Economics Club Jenny Lynn, a beautician from Tupelo, Mississippi, gave a very interesting demonstration on hair styling during one of the meetings. ' V s The Home Economics Club is for the promo- tion of professional growth of girls interested in or majoring in homemaking. As the members share their enthusiasm for home economics, they have opportunity to develop their leader- ship abilities. The officers are Linda Finney, president; Rose Windham, vice- president; Beverly Hinson, secretary; Martha Cayson, treasurer; Sandra Hussey, reporter. 94 Agriculture Club OFFICERS: President, Jerry Estes; Vice-President, Billy Wea- therly; Secretary, Tucker Vaughan; Treasurer, William John- son; Parliamentarian, Larry McQuarry; Sergeant-at-Arms, Phil Henderson. ■i f J I V .i 3 ' V Delta Psi Omega Honor Society The new members of the D elta Psi came attractively dressed on their initiation day. Carmen Malone, a sophomore from Pontotoc, represented the Delta Psi in the annual beauty revue. 96 Phi Beta Lambda National Fraternity A freshman, Andrea McDonald, repre- sented the Phi Beta Lambda in the beauty revue. The officers pictured above are Carolyn Merritt, president; Patty Jo Reese, vice-president; Dorothy Blair, secretary; Hope Daves, reporter; and Dianne Boren, treasurer. Mrs. Spencer and Mr. Pulley are the sponsors. 97 Future Teachers of America The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to develop among college students preparing to teach an understanding of the teaching profession and to acquaint them with the history, ethics, organizations, policies, and programs of local, state, and national education associations. This organi zation is interested in young men and women who are capable and interested in the teaching profession as a career. Officers: President, Elizabeth Clement; Vice-President, Pick Noble; Secretary, Diane Boren; Sponsor, Mr. N. C. Young. Floyd Barnes, Secretary of MEA, was guest speaker in an assembly period. 98 Political Science Club Linda Finney represented this club in the Mirror ' s annual beauty revue. The purpose of the Political Science Club is to keep the student well infornned on the do- mestic and foreign affairs. Students who wish to beconne a mennber should have a C average or better. The officers pictured above are Jimmy Edwards, president; Hugh Day, vice-president; and Elizabeth Clement, secretary. 99 Itawamba Junior College Band Besides performing for many of the college and high school football games, the Itawamba Junior College Band is invited every year to take part in Christmas parades and fair parades in all the surrounding counties. They also attend the Cotton Carnival in Memphis, Tennessee, every year. Several concerts are given by the band during each school term. Housten Townsend, a sophomore from Tupelo, served as Drum Major for the band during the 1962-1963 school term. 101 TTTTI ymsm IJC Chorus Miss Betty Rogers represented the chorus in the Mirror ' s annual beauty revue. Accompanist for the chorus is Carol Mallory, a freshman from Shannon. 102 Knowledge In Youth Is Wisdom In Age aiefiaiH Cotumlilii Medalitf Wituwr VOLUME 15 ITAWAMBA JITHIOR COLLEGE. F BRUAJtY 1. 1983 NUMBER 8 Survey Slated In College Area To Determine Training Needs 35 Students Named On Presidents And Qeans List At Itawamba Junior College WINS HOMEMAKER AWARD Miss Linda Carol Moore of FuJlon is pictured ia Ihe family kitchen getting ready to bake a cake . She is the . .. ,. .„.„.,.,., -- pinomeage m youtn is wisdom in age winner of the Itawamba Agricultural F Crocker Horaemaker award for 19S2. —Phot Linda Carol Moore Receivf Homemaking Award, To S Hfili Sclool In lationii Ci Three students made the Preudent ' s List at Itawamba Junior College for the first semester, Dean James A. Thrash announced. Sophomores attainmg the All A average were Betty Caldwell of Ran- dolph and Glenda Roby Se- gars of Belmont. Rebecca Sue Harrell of Tre- mont was the lone freshman and is the third member ol her family to attain the high scholastic rating at IJC. Making the Dean ' s List were David Larry Bowen of Tupe- lo. Charles Cantrell of Fulton, A survey is being under- taken in the Itawamba Junior College area to determine the status of technical training needs, it was pointed out in a special meeting held Wed- nesday afternoon here. (A similar survey will be con- ducted in each Junior CoUege area of the state). Back of the survey is the realization that Mississippi ' s Junior Colleges are ideally situated to give this type of the sophomore class. Freshmen included Judy Al- len Anthony of Fulton, Bren- da Joyce Branyan of Tupelo, Janice Faye Cantrell of Tupe- lo, Thomas Wayne Clayton of fining which ' wiir do much Dorsey, Frankie Critz of Ful ton, Angella Cruse of Ponto- toc, Frances Ann Davidson of Nettleton, Dianne Lee Davis of Tupelo. Jimmie J. Gillespie of Pontotoc, Paul W. Hale, Jr.. of Pontotoc, Rubye Del Harden of Fulton, Sandra Sue Hussey of Mooreville, Jerry McCraw of Tupelo, W} 2 (El|t?ftatn By William Izard , Linda Carol Moore, a senior at lAHS, is r e p r e s e n I i ng her school as Homemaker of To- monow in the 1963 Betty Crocker Search for the Ameri- can Homemaker of Tomorrow. Lmda Carol made the high- est score in a knowledt,e and attitude test given senior girls December 4, and therefore is now eligible, along with wm- neis ' in other high schools for the title of state Homemaker of tomorrow. A $1,500 scholarship is awarded to the state Home- msl5;er of ToraoiTow by Gen- eral Mills, sponsor of the pro- gram. The runnei-up leceives ia J500 scholarship. The school of ' each state Homemaker of Tomorrow is awarded a com- plete set of Encyclopedia Bri- tannica. The state Homemaker of To- morrow, along with her school advisor. other St Published bi-weeMy during ihe school session br the studenls ol Itawamba Junior CoUege, Fulton, Mississippi pense-paic p j j,y jj Itawsmba County Times. Fulton, Mississippi New Yor j.j5iToji.jjf.cHIEF Elizabeth Oement ASSISTANT EDITOR ™_„._ __-Jlmmy Comer BUSINESS MANAGER . _.Jimmy Edwards American FACULTY ADVISOR WiUiam Miles morrow a SPORTS EDITOR „___-. .WilUam Izard up wiu b NEWS EDITOR The Bet CIRCULATION MANAGER D. C burg, Vi During th to push industrial develop- ment over the state. We want to cooperate with industry, because we feel this is important to our way of life and building a backlog of tech- nical skills will increase the earning power of our people, stated President J. S, Cru- baugh who hosted the area meeting. The survey will be conduct- ed in Itawamba, Lee, Monroe and Chickasaw Counties. Com- panies are being asked to complete a worksheet which will list the type of operations performed, number of em- ployees currently doing this work, imlilled openings, and give a projection of the num- ber of such employees they will need in a five year per- iod. Academic training need- ed for the job will also be listed, as well as technical training. SPORTS WRITERS— HoEis Martin, Steve Sheffield, Dale ican Horn, S t ' ' ' $ Pierce, Billy Robinson, Billy Wilburn. third anc STAFF WRITERS— Linda Ewing, Sandy Senter, Judy ners ben Grlssom, Frauces Harnett, Brenda Baxter, Freddie Burdine, lo nnn vL Linda Loden, Miriam Gray, Paulette Hallmark, Lynn Hughes, i Pa.is 1 Carolyn Hughes, Elizabeth Ann Moore, Sherry Reese, Gola I and state RusseU, Kathryn Sloan, Steve Sheffield, Marcelle Shumpert,| pjopared Jimmie Gillespie, Cutah Brown, Geraldine Chism, Sherry Research FarraT, Linda Gregory, Reita Harvey, Judy Hood, Gena John- te? ews son, Kay Moore; Terry Reese, Jane Senter, Gail Reese, J, R,| determini Heed. Jerry Carpenter ifU40 M.wWW P 4 ' Judy Anthony MB mlmM ' wz tlWi The 1H63 Hetty Crocker Search reached another all- time high in enrollment, with 410.466 girls in 12,964 schools participating. Nearly three Other school officials Who were re-elected were James A. Thrash as Dean; Eay Nanney as School Business Manager. What, a round picture in a horizontal space! ! Don ' t look so surprised. At least I ' m original! Pictures, pictures every- ■PI ' m where and not a one in Jm M place!!!! K KI Sl Hot diggity, only K f SHk nw B 44,496 pages to go! 104 1 i n Being editor of the annual is not so bad. Is it? Jury finds Judy guHty. Judge Watch out. Murphy, she ' s after you Mary Evelyn Curry Vinson Editor Beverly Hinson Linda Finney Co-Editors Jimnny Edwards Business Manager Martha Cayson Janet Sheffield Carron Sheffield _. Freshrman Class Editors Judy Anthony Dianne Clayton Rebecca Harrell Organization Editors Ruth Wright Dot Howard Feature Editors Murphy Jones Lawson McClellan Sports Editors Ray Fielder Artist Miss Emogene Ray Advisor Wait a minute! I ' ve got to get the annual off. World ' s fastest speed typist calmly smiles as last minute details are shouted. Beverly Hinson w as our beauty represen ' tative. Don ' t you know them all, Becky? 05 rrrm My association with you for the past years has been most pleasant. Your excellent cooperation and outstanding attitude is highly appreciated. Many of your fondest memories are recorded in this edition of the MIRROR. For many years to come, you will be able to sit down and recall many fond experiences by simply thumbing through the pages. We shall always be indebted to the 1963 annual staff for work beyond the call of duty in making this 1963 edition of the MIRROR possible. C fcJi - 106 In Memoriam mm Carolyn Bates 107 II I I I I Linda Joanne and Tommy The Mirror Staff 108 WHERE ARE those layouts? You haven ' t done them yet? Tomorrow is the deadline! Can ' t you do anything right? Yes, this is coming from the annual room. Through all the confusion, they seem to carry on. Many long hours of hard work have gone into your yearbook, and we hope you enjoy the A l rror as much as we have enjoyed present- ing it to you. Glenda and Suzanne THE MIRROR STAFF Editor Linda Riley Asst. Editor Suzanne Stubblefield Senior Editor Joanne Martin Junior Editor Patsy Shackleford Sophomore Editor Janice Morris Sports Editor Tommy Sheffield Feature Editor Linda Carol Moore Typist Judy Raburn Pliotographer Glenda Martin Linda Carol and Judy !09 Ul I I I e In ' sdom Ike Chieftain Coiui M«d Wtii ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE. FEBRUARY 1. 1963 Survey Stated In College An To Determine Training Need 35 Students Named On Presidents And Deans List At Itawamba Junior College Thiee students made the President ' s List at Itawamba ■I ' mior College for the first the sophomore class. Freshmen included Judy Al- len Anthony of Fulton, Bren- c1 4KER rol Moor ting readj fainba Act e r award loore f waru, lu KCiJicjciii n National Contest ard t senior at t i ng her ix of TO ' 63 Betty le Ameri- ' omorrow. the high- ledge and ;nior girls erefore is iS ' ith win- 3hools for smemaker r s h i p is te Home- by Gen- : the pro- ) receives ' he school maker of pense-paid educational tour of New York City; Washington, D, C, and Colonial Williams- burg, Virginia, next spring. During the tour, the 1963 All- American Homemaker of To- morrow and national runners - up will be named. The Betty Crocker AU-Amer- ican Homemaker of Tomorrow will have her scholarship rais- ed id $5,000, with second, third and fourth place win- ners being awarded scholar- ships of $4,000, $3,000, and $2,000 respectively. Basis ■ for selection of local and state winners is a test prepared and scored by Science Research Associates, Chicago. Personal observation and in- terviews are added factors in determining national winners. ell of Nettleton, Latona Jane Russell of Thaxton, Robert Darrell Russell of Thaxton, Sarah J. Sanders of Smithville. Geraldine Stephens of Mari- etta, Kathryn Townsend of Golden, Bobby Lee Wilson of Pontotoc, and Evelyn Rae Win- ders of Tupelo, all members of Geraldine Ramsey of Tupelo, Martha Gwen Randolph of Tupelo, Dixie Kay Russell of Fulton, Carron Lynn Sheffield of Dorsey, Drennon Straw- bridge of Pontotoc, Barbara Jo Tutor of Tupelo, Mary Lee Wehrman of Okolona, and Anna Rose Windham of Ecru. A survey is taken in the Itf College area to status of tecl needs, it was a special mee nesday afternc similar survey ducted in each area of the stai Back of the ' ' ' .on the College to g which h indu er the want toi r, becai rtant to: Iding a kills w: power Preside who h urvey l tawambl ckasawj are bj e a w the ty] i.x imed, nu ployees curren- work, unfilled give a projectii her of such ei will need in a iod. Academic ed for the jol listed, as wef training. Weatherford Quits rindpai ' s Post A. V. Weatherford has re- signed as principal of Itawam- ba Agricultural High School. His resignation will become effective on June 20. Wayne Wood was elected to be the principal by the Board of Trustees on Monday, Janu- ary 14. Mr. Weatherford is a candi- date for Superintendent of Ed- ucation in Lee County. y Z ! ' 7 ? Student Council Beta Club I I I 1 I Y-Teens Hi-Y 112 Science F.B.LA. 113 4-H Boys 4-H Girls 114 F.H.A. F.F.A. 115 B I I I I Spanish Junior Sportsmen 116 tell Taylor ! I A 7-up Fountain ! ! I This car was doomed from the start I I ! ! 117 ■l- 1 t I I i ( I I I SPORTS Tombigbee Conference Co-Champions Cheerleaders JUDY GRISSOM DELOIS CRANE SHERRYE GOOGE LYNN LYTAL JANICE MORRIS SUZANNE STUBBLEFIELD 119 I I I I J I I FIRST ROW: Williams, Griffin, Thomas, Bennet, .Sheffield, Mattox, Rose, Smith, Miles, Smith, Senter, Harris, Higginbottom. SECOND ROW: Clayton, Brown, Christian, Fears, Tucker, Gregory, Norman, Moses, Summerford, Brown, Wiygul, Stanley, Grissom. THIRD ROW: Palmer, Summers, Conwill, Upton, Thomp- son, Pennington, Kilpatrick, Senter, Stevens, Barnett, Dennis, Digby, Brown. FOURTH ROW: Holcomb, Steele, McNeece, Gillentine. 120 Mitchie McNeece Dan Steele, Larry Summers, Dean Norman lAHS Coaches Spigner and Monroe talk over plays before a big game. ' ! i ' CAPTAINS Mike Brown, Mitchie McNeece, Larry Summers 1 I II I I I DEAN NORAAAN End DAN STEELE Tackle LARRY SUMMERS Guard ■m Brown was rough against South Tippah too Norman, Gregory, and Clayton smear ball carrier Center CHARLES RICHARDSON Tackle DON CONWILL Halfback STEVE SHEFFIELD swmnAmix m 122 BILLY CHRISTIAN End I - ' LONNIE HARRIS Guard MITCHIE McNEECE Fullback End Dean Norman gains yardage. Mike Brown gains as Clayton blocks. BARRY HOLCOMB End DON MILES Halfback MIKE BROWN Quarterback 123 JERRY BENNET Halfback DON WIYGUL End BILLY LOAGUE Guard Larry Williams has educated toe Holcomb helps out too Guard LARRY SUMMERFORD Tackle ROY GREGORY Tackle KELLY MOSES 4 1 124 HAYNES POOKIE SMITH Guard DANNY CLAYTON Halfback GEORGE GRISSOM Center - SAMMY KILPATRICK Quarterback WAYNE THOMPSON Halfback ROBERT GRAY Manager DWIGHT WEATHERFORD Manager 125 so IS m f ii LEFT TO RIGHT: Brown, Kilpatrick, McAAillen, Gray, Christian, Smith, Gillentine, Dickens, Bishop, Logan, Riley, Nanney, Moses, Gregory, Swain. - 4LV 1 BEN LOGAN BILLY CHRISTIAN 126 KEITH SWAIN SAMMY KILPATRICK JAMES DICKENS TERRY SMITH JIMMY GRAY ROY GREGORY MIKE BROWN JOHNNY RILEY RODDY GILLENTINE MIKE NANNEY JAMES McMILLEN KELLY MOSES Tombigbee Conference Champions i4...|a:,i -4-. -: . STANDING: Davis, Stubblefield, Bowen, Bishop, Martin, Gregory, Brown. SEATED: Holcomb, Gray, Bennett, Brown, Norman, Sheffield, Wiygul. 128 Judy Grissom Football Queen l-Club Miss I.A.H.S. Judy Grissom 130 «l(tti «  3 W • ! . ' Mr. I.A.H.S. Dean Norman 131 Beauties BEST ALL AROUND Delois Crane Larry Summers MOST COURTEOUS Judy Raburn Charles Richardson CUTEST Sherry Googe Pookie Smith FRIENDLIEST Sherry Reese Hollis Martin MOST POPULAR Terry Reese Mitchie McNeece BEST PERSONALITY Sandy Senter Lonnie Harris MOST STUDIOUS Linda Carol Moore Benny Davis STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Freddie Burdine School Leaders MIRROR EDITOR Linda Riley 138 Class Presidents SENIOR Dean Norman SOPHOMORE Robert Rose IL Senior Officers •!WS iEiPwnrp 3 w mwmw 140 President-DEAN NORMAN Secretary-SHERRY REESE Vice-President-FREDDIE BURDINE Reporter-DANNY BISHOP BETSY BARNETT Home Economics Fulton FRANCIS BARNETT General Education Fulton BRENDA BAXTER Business Marietta EUGENE BISHOP General Education Marietta CHARLES BISHOP General Education Marietta DANNY BISHOP General Education Baldwyn CUTAH BROWN 6us;ness Fulton FREDDIE BURDINE Pre-Med Fulton 141 p BARBARA CALHOUN Music Marietta GERALDINE CHISM Business Fulton BILLY CHRISTIAN Engineering Fulton DONALD CONWILL Industial Education Carolina DELOIS CRANE Business Fulton DANEY DANIEL General Education Fulton BENNY DAVIS Engineering Fulton JOHNNY DAVIS General Education Dorsey 142 LINDA DAVIS Business Nettleton SHIRLEY DAVIS Business Fulton JOHNNY EARNEST Genera Education Golden PEARLINE EVANS Business Golden SHERRYE FARRAR Genera Education Fulton LINDA FROST Genera Education Fulton SUSIE GEORGE General Education Marietta AAIRIAM GRAY Home Economics Dorsey 143 ' ' ■ 0 ' . iflis. %. ' f%- PAULEHE HALLMARK Business Nettleton LONNIE HARRIS Business Fulton RITA HARVEY Social Studies Dorsey JUDY HOOD General Education Fulton NINA GRAY Business Dorsey ROBERT GRAY Science Fulton LINDA GREGORY General Education Dorsey JUDY GRISSOM Business Fulton 144 ANITA LYNN HUGHES English Fulton CAROLYN HUGHES Business Fulton CARROLL HUGHES Math Fulton LARRY HUGHES General Education Dorsey WILLIAM IZARD Journalism Fulton BRENDA SUE JOHNSON Home Economics Golden BETTY JOHNSON Business Fulton DWIGHT JOHNSON Engineering Golden 145 • GENA JOHNSON English Fulton BENJAMIN LOGAN Phys ca Educafion Dorsey EDDIE McAAILLEN Genera Education Nettleton MOLLIS MARTIN Math Red Bay, Alabama JOANNE MARTIN Accounting Fulton CARLOS WAYNE MATTOX General Education Nettleton MARY MAXCY General Education Red Bay, Alabama ELIZABETH ANN MONTGOMERY Business Golden 146 BRENDA MOORE Science Fulton ELIZABETH ANN MOORE Business Fulton LINDA CAROL MOORE Pre-Med Fulton JERRY NIXON General Education Fulton DEAN NORMAN Engineering Fulton SANDRA NORTON Mafhemaf cs Fulton SARAH ANN PARKER Business Fulton DONALD PEARSON Genera Education Fulton 147 ■% JUDY RABURN General Education Guntown GAIL REESE Genera Education Fulton SHERRY REESE Business Fulton TERRY REESE Business Fulton CHARLES RICHARDSON Business Fulton LINDA RILEY Accounting Friendship JUDY RITTER Physical Education Fulton BILLY EARL ROBINSON Journalism Fulton 148 WILLIE RUSHING Genera Education Dorsey GOLA RUSSELL Journalism Golden CHARLES SCHUMPERT Industrial Education Evergreen MARCELL SCHUMPERT Business Dorsey JASPER SENTER Engineering Fulton JANE SENTER Genera Education Fulton SANDY SENTER General Education Fulton BOBBY SHEFFIELD Engineering Fulton 149 KATHRINE SLOAN Business Nettleton TERRY SMITH Agriculture Fulton RANDOM SPENCER Commercial Arts Fulton BETTY SUE STEELE Business Fulton JANE LEE SHEFFIELD Business Fulton STEVE SHEFFIELD Genera Education Dorsey TOMMY SHEFFIELD General Education Dorsey BOBBY JOE SHACKELFORD Mathematics Nettleton 150 DAN STEELE Engineering Fulton HENRY STEGALL General Education Fulton LARRY SUMMERS Physical Education Fulton TOMMY SUMRALL General Education Longbeach GARVIS THORN Engineering Peaceful Valley BARBARA TUCKER Home Economics Fulton DAVID UMPHRESS General Education Fulton JOE WATKINS Genera Education Fulton 151 CAREY WALLY Business Fulton DAVID WEBB A laffiemaf cs Fulton BRENDA WELLS Genera Education Fulton BILLY WILBURN General Education Dorsey CHARLES WILBURN General Education Dorsey UNEL WILSON Business Fulton Nettleton ROGER WILSON Education Golden DOROTHY YOUNG Business 152 Senior Favorites Danny Bishop Delois Crane 153 Janice??? I ' m REALLY innocent ! ! ? ? Campus 154 The teacher said we HAD to eat it, so EAT ! ! Just one of the LIVELY scenes of the Senior Play. Were your minds really on ACADEMIC subjects that day? Wood on wood I I ! Snapshots Guess Who ? ? ? Absorbed in LIFE I ! SCRATCHING for a book. 155 Junior Officers 156 President-AAITCHIE AAcNEECE Vice-President-BARRY HOLCOAAB Secretary-AAARTHA PIERCE Reporter-AAIKE BROWN Juniors Johnnie Adams Linda Armstrong Delores Ausborn Carolyn Baxter Wanda Beam Bobby Bennett Francine Bennett Jerry Bennett Ann Booker Delores Broom .y ike Brown Bill Burleson Dianne Chamblee Kaye Chatham Gerald Chr ' tstian Harold Christian Joyce Christian Danny Clayton Sandra Clayton Mike Comer 157 Juniors Linda Dennis Larry Dulaney Sarah Dulaney Elizabeth Ewing Tommy Fears James Fennell Sondra Gaddy Myra Gholston Rodney Gillentine Tommy Gist Sherry Googe Curtis Graham Jimmy Gray Wanda Gray Barry Green Sandra Green Roy Gregory Barry Holcomb Jackie Hood Bobby Hughes 158 Juniors K Im Carolyn Hughes Martin Hurd Niles Jamerson Jimmy Jenkins Larry Jones Janice Lesley Sharia Leslie Billy Loague Gary Loague Gailord Loden Joan Loden Judy Loden Unie Logan Lynn Lytal James McMillen Janet McMillen Carol McMillen Jane McNeece Mitchie McNeece Hershel Martin 159 Juniors •i, . « Tony Matthews Judy Maxcy Mike May Don Miles Irene Mitchel Cherryl Moore Jencie Moore Joyce Moore Loyce Moore Mary Ann Moore Kay Moore Ann Moore Kelly Moses Franklin Murrell Frankie Nariney Mike Nannfey Linda Patton Allen Pearce Hershel Pearce Martha Pearce Juniors Harold Pennington Jerry Pierce r ' ' ! • Lynda Pierce Bonnie Presley Joyce Richardson Johnny Riley Sandra Roberts Jimmy Robinson Geraldine Rogers Jimmy Searcy Lonnie Senter Patsy Shackelford Larry Shotts Haynes Smith Kaye Smith Larry Smith Susie Spencer Ted Stanley Barbara Stamphill Kathleen Steele 161 Juniors Lionel Stegell Larry Summerford Eddie Taylor Peggy Thomas Peggy Towsend Pat Turner Geraldine LJnderwood Peggy Waddle Mike Wallace Jerry Walton Myra Wardlaw Betty Watts Sue Webb Ronnie West Wanda Wheeler Paul Wilson Randy Wiygul Linda Wood Martha Wood John York li Junior Favorites Sherry Googe Barry Holcomb 163 Look, AAom, no cavities ! ! Linda, did Mrs. Earnest and Mrs. Kilpatrick reall room with you at Jackson? Campus Double Trouble ! ! ! Is it already 8th period??? Sophomore Officers President-ROBERT ROSE Reporter-DANNY DIGBY Secretary-MARY HAWKINS Vice-Pres.-SAAAAAY KILPATRICK Treasurer-GLENDA MARTIN 166 Jimmy Barnett Dianne Bean Maurice Barnett Brenda Beard Charles Bates Glenda Beard James Bates Marilyn Boozer Linda Beam Janice Bowen Sophomores Betty Brown Mitsie Carroll Johnny Brown Carolyn Chamblee Karen Brown Mary Chamblee Thomas Brown Peggy Chism Wayne Byran J dy Chism % -- -- . James Comer Betty Cromeans Janice Comer Nickey Cummings James Cooper Mavis Daves Bobbie Crafton Margaret Davis Sophomores Mickey Davis Larry Dennis James Dickens Danny Digby Barbara Donald Ted Donald Gary Dyer Linda Dykes Jana Sue Files Linda Franks AAyra Frost Janet Gray Barbara Gist Kenny Griffie Melvin Graham George Grissom Jimmy Gray CInarles Guntharp Jackie Gray Geneva Hammock Sophomores Jimmy Higginbottom Ronald Houston Arlene Holcomb Janice Howell • ■ :! y , s . ASit. . Cathie Hughes Agnes Huling Ray Hughes Carion Humphries Doug Hughes Wesley Hunt Erma Hughes Sandra Hutson Mary Hughes Steve Izard Sophomores James Jackson Lena Johnson Agnes Jamerson John Jones Joyce Johnson Reita Jones Brenda Johnson Sammy Kilpatrick Larie Johnson Martha Kyle 4 li, ' 1 J ' ' Gary Leathers Emily AAcNeece Pearline Lyie Shirley AAackey Dianne McAlister Glenda Martin Sue McCarver Patsy Martin Ronnie McMillon Angela Matthews Sophomores Pat Mattox Danny Moore Martha Maxcy Eddie Moore Owen Miles Janice Morris Leia Mills Lemois Oswalt Genie Mize Larry Palmer s Frances Pennington Danny Riley Zula Pharr Robert Rose Sophomores Larry Smith Kieth Steele Don Sprabery Jerry Stevens Lynn Sprabery Ann Strange dphomores Linda Spradling Joette Strange Janice Steele Suzy Stubblefield Keith Swain Sandra Thomas Janis Tallant Timothy Thomas Linda Terry Wayne Thompson Kenneth Thomas Darrell Tucker Rabern Thomas Jimmy Tucker -m «N. f ■ -t • ■ ■Hm i« W% ■ ' « -«r . V J % Eunice Vaughan Dwight Weatherford Connie Waddle Danny Webb Sandra Waddle Patsy West Carolyn Wallace Mary Wigginton Tillie Walley Myron Wilemon Sophomores Billy Williams Diane Wiygul Donnie Williams Judy Wood Larry Williams Margaret Wood Mayola Wilson Sandra Wren Sue Wilson Tonney Young n E w -OB, Sophomore Favorites Sammy Kilpatrick Suzanne Stubblefield 175 Girls ' and Boys ' State Daney Daniels, Sandy Senter, Brenda Moore, Randy Spencer, and Linda Carol Moore Tommy Sheffield, Jay Senter, and Terry Smith. 176 In Appreciation On this page in The Mirror we, the staff, wish to salute Mrs. Peggy Stone. For several years now her occupation has been English teacher and high school annual advisor. This year she has left this position to take on an even more demanding role— that of motherhood. The 1962-1963 staff feels that the same qualities which made her a generous, loving, and helpful sponsor will help her to excel as a mother. Good luck and best wishes, Mrs. Stone! 177 Aw Valedictorian SANDRA NORTON Salutatorian Balfour JOANNE MARTIN Danforfh LINDA RILEY Danforth DAVID WEBB Home Economics SARAH PARKER 178 rds Citizenship LINDA CAROL MOORE Citizenship LONNIE HARRIS Agriculture JAMES DAVID UMFRESS Journalism WILLIAM IZARD Athletic DANNY BISHOP 179 THE CAMERA HAS BEEN FOCUSED ON ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE AND AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL. It is said that the world is a stage and the people merely actors upon it. As the camera of life is focused, in one small corner of that world is found another world— the private world of Itawamba Junior College and Agricultural High School. In September the bell rang for each student on that stage to begin acting out another part of his life, and the camera has captured one year of that role. The camera of life will continue to focus though the curtain has closed on this year. The f A rror ' s camera has recorded the foregoing activities and events so that the school year ' 62- ' 63 will not dim or fade into shades of night. 180 ■ i. ■ .•? . ' THE ITAWAMBA COUNTY TIMES Office Supplies PRINTERS PUBLISHERS BOOK STORE We Are Backing to the Limit ITAWAMBA AHS AND ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE Photographer for This Annual DELMUS C. HARDEN, Publisher FULTON, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of WILLIAM T. MILES Your Special Portraits Photographer TUPELO MISSISSIPPI COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTORS jobbers — sales agents TUPELO MISSISSIPPI rJ MEATS Compliments of COMER PACKING COMPANY ABERDEEN MISSISSIPPI 182 YO U R M ndependent Insurance U AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST FULTON INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of GILES FROSTY FOODS Phone LO 6-2721 VERONA, MISSISSIPPI TERRY WOOD STUDIO Commercial Wedding Portrait Photography Phone VI 2-4842 TUPELO. MISSISSIPPI SUNSHINE MILLS RED BAY. ALABAMA TUPELO. MISSISSIPPI Manufacturers of Sunshine Flour and Meal TOP QUALITY IN EVERY SACK 183 J. E. STAUB CO., INC, Hardware and Builders ' Supplies Phone 862-3221 FULTON. MISSISSIPPI We believe in Itawamba Junior College and High School, and we are backing it to the fullest. One of the new faculty apart- ments in construction. One of the new faculty apartments finished. We are proud to say that we are the contractors for these new buildings on the Itawamba Junior College campus. 184 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ■ ' Th« World Be t Y « booki Are T«yli f-m de ' . .- w Sf , i -«i •%«r-,- ' Ji ' .f . ' r !) N N 11 1 ' ,Ml