Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1964 volume:

Mm i . . ' ,, . 2$£ ,• ittfr f • ' - M .x mH P i ?i4 ' . 3wV;w jfcitt ■ ' 1,-L •w ' . , — — It Came to School . . . and like most students, it has chugged to class three times a week; and even on occasions, has made it on Tuesday and Thursday. At just about noon each Monday, Wednesday and Friday it puffs its way from Amory winding through the Tombigbee River Bottom. Since it is one of the last steam engines in the country, its endurance exemplifies the spirit of IJC and the struggle for a higher education. The theme of this year ' s Mirror is built around The Mississippian. ' 6 % S. ' IZI mm «§! f ™ ill i Fellow Students: On behalf of the entire student body, let me petition the faculty with our message of thanks for the kindnesses, the endurance and the wisdom shown each student this year. I am sure all will leave here this year rededicated to the fact that Itawamba Junior College and Agricultural High School will live in the hearts and minds of our section of the country forever. Sincerely, Jimmy Leeper, President I.J.C. Student Council Student Council Leading this year ' s student legislative group is President Jimmy Leeper. Serving with him are. left to right: Danny Mullins, Al Lay, David Stone, Jimmy Leeper, Arminda Staten, Jimmy Mounce, Clifford Crabb. Standing are Dean James Thrash, Tommy Winders, Mike Coward, R. L. Wood, and Carson Holloman. One of the functions of the Student Council is to supervise and hold campus elections. Here, President Leeper counts bal- lots with faculty advisors Woods and Hollo- man during one o f the year ' s elections. Sophomore Officers Jimmy Mounce, Ecru, President Paul Kent Bramblett, Tupelo, Vice-President Jennie Witt, Pontotoc, Secretary William Hallman, Tuscumbia, Ala., Reporter Martha Cayson, Fulton, Treasurer Freddie Barron, Aberdeen Lynette Partlow, Tupelo F a v o r 1 t e s Russell Maxcy, Tupelo Jennie Witt, Pontotoc ALLRED, MATTIE GRACE Tupelo General Education BARNES, PAUL Verona Industrial Technology BARRON, FREDDIE H. Aberdeen Physical Education Football 1-2, Co-Captain 2 BEACHUM, JIMMY Nettleton Mathematics BENNETT, RAY CLIFFORD Fulton Engineering Wesley Foundation 2; Mu Alpha Theta 1-2; Math Club 1-2; Political Science 1-2; Baseball 2 BERRY, JOHN Fayette, Alabama %riculture Agriculture Club 1-2 BEVILL, RODNEY Toccopola Engineering Math Club 1-2, Pres. 2; Mu Alpha Theta 1 BOOTH, THOMAS DANIEL Tupelo General Education Football 2; Baseball 2 BOX, LINDA JANE Mooreville Accounting BRAMLETT, PAUL KENT Tupelo Music Church of Christ 1, Pres. 1 Chorus 1-2 BISHOP, LARRY GORDEN Marietta Engineering BROWN, CARL Fulton Pharmacy BSU 1-2 BROWN, LARRY Fulton Engineering BRYANT, BUDDY Amory Accounting. BURLESON, ROSANNE Fulton English FTA 1-2; Political Science 2; Indianettes 1-2; Campus Queen 1; Most Beautiful 1 Phi Beta Lambda 2; Math Club 2; Delta-Psi Omega 2 Mirror Staff 2; The Chief- tain, Assistant Editor 2 Valentine Court 2 CAMP, JOHNNY R. Amory Accounting Basketball 1 CAMPBELL, DAVID L. Tupelo Business Advertising CANTRELL, JANICE Tupelo Accounting Wesley Foundation 1-2 CARPENTER, JERRY ELIZABETH Nettleton Secretarial Science The Chieftain 1-2 CARTER, TRUMAN Amory General Education CAYSON, MARTHA Dorsey Home Economics Mirror Staff 1; Home Eco- nomics Club 1-2, Reporter 1 CHAMBLEE, DON ALLEN Fulton Electronics CHRISTIAN, WANDA RUTH Fulton English Wesley Foundation 1, Outreach Chairman 2; FTA 1-2 CLARK, GLORIA JEAN Houlka General Education BSU 1-2; FTA 2 CLARK, JOE ANN Nettleton Elementary Education Church of Christ 1-2; Math Club 1-2; FTA 2; Mirror Staff CLAYTON, Tupelo Education and Social Studies Church of Christ 1-2 CLAYTON, THOMAS WAYNE Dorsey Education Chorus 1; Political Science 2; Math Club 2; Mu Alpha Theta 2 CLOWERS, BUDDY Pontotoc Pharmacy Science Club COATES, BOBBY Saltillo Pre-Engineering Math Club COGGIN, JOHN WILLIAM Shannon History COGGINS, CLARENCE MARION Tupelo Business Chorus 2 COLLUMS, CHARLES C, JR. Smithville Social Studies Basketball 1-2 8 COCHRAN, DAVID PHILLIP Saltillo Electronics COMER, JIMMY F. Fulton Political Science BSU 1-2, Pres. 2; 1-2; Band 1-2; Staff 1-2, Editor 2 Political Science ' The Chieftain CONWILL, DIANE Amory Education CONWILL, JOHNNY Nettleton General Education BSU 2; FTA 2 . :i ffc,. p % COOLEY, JAMES FRANKIE Mantachie Accounting BSU 1; Phi Beta Lambda 1-2; Chorus 1-2; Band 1-2; Ensemble 1-2 COOPER, ROY WILTON Guntown Agriculture COX, ANGELYN DELAINE Shannon Elementary Education FTA 1-2; BSU; Cheerleader 2 t f DAVES, MARIAN HOPE Fulton Secretarial Science BSU 1-2, Sec. 2; Phi Beta Lambda 1, Treas. 1; Band 1-2; Chorus 2 DAVIS, DIANE Tupelo General Education BSU 1-2, Publicity Cha irman DAVIS, DICKY Houston Physical Education jfH tafclL Football 2 P | DAVIS, CHARLES Jf |P PATTON Fulton r n Pre-Law ; - Wesley Foundation 1-2; Football 1-2; Baseball 1-2; r - Hm Class Sec. 1; Class Favorite 1 DESCRESCENZO, ANTHONY, JR. M 1 WSk Tupelo Biology DICKSON, BARBARA JEAN Algoma Sociology Cheerleader 2 DOBBS, SANDRA Houston Education BSU 1-2; FFA 1-2 DOWDY, PEGGY SUE Pontotoc Business BSU 1 DYSON, MADELEINE SUE Amory Business Education ECHOLS, JOHN Nettleton Mathematics Mu Alpha Theta 1-2; Math Club 1 EDWARDS, JAMES Nettleton Industrial Tech, ELLARD, WILLIAM LEON Pittsboro, Mississippi Physical Education Football 1-2 ESTES, JAMES Houston Pre-Pharmacy Church of Christ 2 ESTES, GERALD MORGAN Plantersville Vet. Med. French Club 2 EWING, LINDA CAROL Dorsey Sec. Science Wesley Foundation 1-2; Chieftain Staff 1-2; Library Club, Reporter 1 FAULKNER, GARY Aberdeen Chemistry Delta Psi Omega 1-2 ■■i «« ► FINES, THOMAS ELBERT Amory General Education FITTS, RONALD Tupelo Construction GAMBRELL, HAROLD R. Tupelo Veterinary Medicine BSU 2 GARDNER, ELIZABETH Amory Education GARRETT, MARTHA JANE Mooreville Mathematics Church of Christ 1, Pres. 2; Mu Alpha Theta 1-2; The Chieftain 2; Math Club 1, Treas. 2; Mirror Staff, Edi- tor 2 GRAY, JOHN EDWARD Fulton Industrial Education GREEN, WILLIAM HENRY, JR. Guntown Social Studies Wesley Foundation Football 1-2, Trainer 2 GRUBBS, JOHN ELVIE Ecru Engineering BSU 2; Math ketball 1 GURLEY, PEGGY ANN Dorsey Home Economics BSU 1-2; IJC Chorus 1; Home Economics Club 1-2, Treas. 2; FTA 2 HADAWAY, DORIS ANN Nettleton Business BSU 1-2; Mirror Staff 2; The Chieftain 2 HALE, J. D. Fulton Civil Engineering BSU 1-2 HALE, PAUL, JR Tupelo Engineering BSU 1-2 HALLMAN, WILLIAM Tuscumbia, Alabama General Education HAMBLIN, BOBBY C Pittsboro Education Basketball HARDEN, RUBYE DEL Fulton Music Education Band 1-2; Music Librarian 1- 2; Delta Psi Omega 1-2; Political Scienre 1; BSU 1-2 HARRIS, ROBBIE GENE Mooreville Accounting HARRIS, SAMMIE D. Dorsey Business Band 1-2 HENDERSON, BARBARA GAIL Pontotoc Education BSU 1-2; Home Economics Club 1-2, Sec. 2 HENDERSON, PHILIP Pontotoc Industrial Education BSU 1-2; Agriculture Club 1, Sergeant at Arms 1 HOLLEY, JOEL Fulton Electronics Church of Christ 2 HOLLIDAY, JACK Houston Education Wesley Foundation 1-2; FTA 1-2 HORNE, CAROLYN Smithville Business BSU 1-2 __ l HUMPHRES, LORICE Tremont Business Technology HURST, PAUL WAYNE Bruce Education Baseball 1-2; Basketball 2 HOWARD, DOROTHY ANNELL Nettleton Business Education Wesley Foundation 1-2, Wit- ness Chairman 2; Phi Beta Lambda 1-2; Mirror Staff 1-2, Editor 2; The Chief- tain Staff 2; FTA 2 HOWELL, DONALD Pontotoc General Education BSU 1-2; Football 1-2 HUDSON, Tupelo Music Education BSU 1-2, Devotional Chair- man 2; Chorus 2 JOHNSON, JOEL Fulton Social Studies Football 2 JOHNSTONE, JACK Tupelo General Education BSU 1-2 JOHNSTON, JERRY Ecru General Education BSU 2 HUSSEY, SANDRA SUE Mooreville Home Economics Wesley Foundation 1-2, Pres. 2; Home Economics Club 1-2, Treas. 1, Publicity Chairman 2; Mu Alpha Theta 1-2; Math Club 1-2, Vice- Pres. 2; College 4-H Club 2 IRVIN, JACQUELINE MAE Smithville Business Wesley Foundation 1-2 JOHNSON, A. J. Hatley Medical Technology KILLOUGH, BARBARA Randolph Education BSU 1-2; FTA 2 KINARD, DOT Shannon Elementary Ed. KYLE, CARROLL Dorsey Business LAY, ALLEN Tupelo Construction Church of Christ 1-2, Sec. and Treas. 2; Baseball 1-2, Manager 2; Student Council 2 LEE, ALICE Tupelo History Wesley Foundation 2; FTA 2 LEEPER, JIMMY H. Pontotoc BSU 2; Phi Beta Lambda 1-2; Student Council 1-2, Pres. 2; Baseball 2; Basket- ball 1-2; Class Vice-Pres. 1 LENTZ, JERRY WILLIAM Tupelo Electronics LEWIS, ROBERT D. Tupelo Business Wesley Foundation 1-2; IJC Chorus 2; Phi Beta Lambda 2 14 JONES, ELAINE Tupelo Psychology Wesley Foundation 2; FTA 2 JONES, MARTIN KEITH Tupelo Accounting Phi Beta Lambda 1-2; IJC Chorus 1-2; Band 2 KENNEY, MARTHA Tupelo Business Home Ec. Club 1; Phi Beta Lambda LOVELACE, MARVIN Houston Business LONG, LESLIE DALE Greenwood Spring General Education MAGERS, WOODY Nettleton Industrial Arts Football 1-2 MALLORY, CAROL Shannon General Education BSU 1-2; IJC Chorus 1-2, Accompanist 1-2; Mu Alpha Theta 1-2, Reporter 1, Treas. 2; Math Club, Reporter 2; Mirror Staff 2; FTA 2; The Chieftain 2 MALLORY, JOHN THOMAS Shannon Engineering MARTIN, JUDY Tupelo Physical Education MATTHEWS, MIKE Amory Engineering MAXCY, CATHERINE Tremont Business BSU 1-2; Phi Beta Lambda 1-2 MAXEY, RUSSELL ALLEN Tupelo General Education Football 1-2; Baseball 1-2 McCAMEY, BILLY ALLEN Okolona Physical Education Football 1-2 McCELLAN, LAWSON Tupelo Forestry Mirror Staff 1; IJC Cho- rus 1 McNEIL, GAIL Red Bay, Alabama Mathematics Mu Alpha Theta 1-2, Sec 2; BSU 1-2; Math Club 1 McQUARY, LARRY THOMAS Woodland Agriculture Agriculture Club 1 MONAGHAN, WILFORD RAY Tupelo Business MOONEYHAN, BOBBY Houston Accounting MORGAN, CAROLE Pontotoc Home Economics BSU 1-2; Home Ec. Club 1-2, Vice-Pres. 2 16 ■■■■■ McCULLOUGH, JAMES JERRY Pontotoc General Education McDEVITT, MAC Amory Pharmacy McDOLE, WILLIAM DAVID Shannon History Mcdonald, okee lee Pontotoc General Education McGregor, charles DELAINE Pontotoc Business McGREGER, JAN Tupelo English BSU 1-2, Music Director 2 MORGAN, JAMES G. Amory General Education MORGAN, JOYCE LaFAYE Amory Business MOUNCE, JAMES L. Ecru Accounting BSU 1-2; Student Council 1-2; Class President 2; Foot- ball 1-2 Ml MULLINS, DANNY Nettleton Agriculture Agriculture Club 1-2; Stu dent Council 2 MURPHY, ROBERT WILSON Tupelo Law MUSSIETT, RICARDO Santiago, Chile Science ifQtfr NABERS, CAROLYN Fulton English Wesley Foundation 1-2, Vice-President 2; FTA 2 NANNEY, JIMMY Fulton Mathematics and Chemistry Mu Alpha Theta 1-2, Pres- ident 2; IJC Band 1-2 NORMAN, GARY WALLIS Baldwyn Education Football 1-2 ODOM, ROBERT E. Aberdeen Building Construction Wesley Foundation 1-2 OREAR, DIANNE Zion, Illinois Social Studies BSU 1; Indianettes 1; Cheer- leader 2 1 1 OWENS, CHARLES Kenosha, Wisconsin General Education OWENS, GENE Caledonia Business PALMER, CHARLES EDWARD Tremont General Education Band 1 PARTLOW, LYNETTE Tupelo Elementary Education Homecoming Queen 2; Cut- est 2 PATTERSON, CARL Nettleton Industrial Education PENNINGTON, BENNY Amory Engineering PICKLE, JEANETTE Hamilton, Alabama General Education BSU 1-2; Music Ensemble— IJC Chorus 1; Political Science Club 1-2; FTA 1-2 PIERCE, CAROLYN Fulton Secretarial Science IJC Chorus 1 POE, DAVID Algoma Accounting BSU 2; IJC Chorus 2 PRESTRIDGE, GARY Smithville General Education RAMEY, SUE Nettleton Business BSU 2; Phi Beta Lambda 2; The Chieftain 2; Mirror Staff 2 Bl RAMSEY, GERALDINE Tupelo Business Education BSU 1-2; Phi Beta Lambda 1-2; IJC Chorus 1 RANDOLPH, MARTHA Tupelo Business BSU 2, Social Chairman 2: Phi Beta Lambda 1-2 RAY, MARTHA JO Pontotoc Education Phi Beta Lambda 1 RICHARDSON, DAVID LEE Fulton Construction Technology Church of Christ 1-2; IJC Chorus 1 RILEY, JOHN Net tleton Industrial Education RILEY, LARRY Verona Business Football 1-2; Baseball 1-2 ROGERS, JOEL HAYNES Fulton Social Science ROGERS, JUDY LEE Okolona Business Education RYAN, BOB Tupelo Engineering ROCHE, JERRY GENE Amory Electronics ROBY, KERRY Amory General Education SCHUMPERT, MILTON Dorsey Industrial Education SCRUGGS, JAMES L. Saltillo General Education Church of Christ 1-2 SCRUGGS, RONNIE Tupelo Business SENTER, EDNA Fulton Elementary Education BSU 1-2; FTA 2; The Chieftain 1 SHEFFIELD, CARRON Dorsey Medical Technology SHEFFIELD, JANET Dorsey SILAS, MARGARET - Guin, Alabama General Education Library Club 1-2; Cheer- leader 1-2; Indiannettes SIMMONS, JOHN Tupelo Business BSU 1-2 L SIMMONS, KENNETH Fulton Accounting Phi Beta Lambda 2 SLOAN, PATSY DIANNE Ecru Business BSU 1 SMITH, TERRY Tupelo General Education r K3 91 7 SNIPES, DWIGHT ALLEN Tupelo Veterinary Medicine BSU 1-2; French Club 1; Math Club 2 SPENCER, EVA Fulton Business BSU 1-2; Phi Beta Lambda 2; FTA 2 STEELE, W. W, JR. Fulton Building Construction BSU 1; Band 1-2; Chorus 1; Math Club 1 STONE, DAVID Florence, Alabama Pre-Med Student Council 1-2, Vice- Pres. 2; Freshman Favorite 1 SWINNEY, MAURICE Tupelo General Education BSU 1-2; Band 1; French Club 1 TABLER, MARY ELLEN Fulton Business Technology BSU 1-2 TALLANT, O. J., JR. Pontotoc Business TAYLOR, ROBERT Dorsey Engineering Math Club 2; Baseball 2; Political Science Club 2 THOMAS, WILLIAM DAVID Houlka Business VAUGHAN, JOHN TUCKER Shannon Agriculture Agriculture Club 1-2 WEATHERALL, NORA SUE Pontotoc Business r f i r . ■B WAGES, JERRIE SUE Pontotoc Elementary Education BSU 1-2; Phi Beta Lambda 2 WALKER, BRENDA Tupelo Business WALKER, ELLEN Fulton English Wesley Foundation The Chieftain 2 WALTON, CLYDE LATHAN Dorsey Agriculture Agriculture Club 1-2 WARE, DON, JR. Sheffield, Alabama Chemistry WEAVER, DALE Smithville Hume Economics Wesley Foundation 1-2; Math Club 1; Home Eco- nomics 1-2; Mu Alpha Theta 1 WEBB, RICHARD TERRY Tupelo General Education Wesley Foundation 1; Base- ball 1-2 WEST, EARL DOUGLAS Shannon General Education Math Club 1-2; Baseball 1-2; Football 1-2 22 ■Tir.rrimiffiM WARREN, PATRICIA ANN Pontotoc Education BSU 1-2; FTA 2; IJC Cho- rus 2 WAYCASTER, GWYN HOWARD Nettleton .Accounting Wesley Foundation 2; Phi Beta Lambda 2; Mirror Staff 2 WHEELER, EDITH Fulton Medical Technology Wesley Foundation 1-2, Sec. and Treas.; French Club 1-2 WEHRMAN, MARYLEE Okolona Business WILSON, JUDY Tremont Business Education BSU 1-2; Phi Beta Lambda 2 TERRELL, JODY Florence, Alabama Business WILSON, WILLIAM DAVID Toccopola Agriculture WINDHAM, ANNA ROSE Ecru Home Economics BSU 1-2; Home Economics Club 1-2, Vice-President 1. President 2; Mu Alpha Theta 2. Librarian 2 WITT, JENNIE LAURA Pontotoc Business Phi Beta Lambda 1-2 WITT, TOMMY Tupelo Accounting WRIGHT, MARY FISHER Belmont Languages YORK, BARBARA KAYE Ecru Secretarial Science Phi Beta Lambda 1-2 23 Emily Hood, Treasurer Benny Davis. President Sarah Parker, Secretary Mike Coward, Vice-President Sidney Clayton, Reporter Freshman Officers Cheryl Bean, Freddie Burdine Sylvia Jessie, Stanley Howell 1 a F s a s v o r 1 t e s C5? Aclin, Kenneth Eugene Tupelo Akin, John Michael Saltillo Allen, Boyd Anthony Aberdeen Ahead, Allis Larry Nettleton Andrews, Brenda Hamilton Andrews, Hazeland June Houlka 26 Anthony, James Tupelo Armstrong, Peggy Hamilton, Alabama Bailey, Bobby Slate Springs Bailey, Sidney Saltillo Baker, Archie Fulton Ball, Kenneth Pontotoc Barnett, Betsy Fulton Bean, Cheryle Dorsey Bedford, Beverly Saltillo Bishop, Danny Baldwyn Bishop, Eugene Marietta Blackburn, Berta Russell nil e. Ala. Bland, Gennie Tupelo Blaylock, George Grin! own Boothe, Harry Reform, Alabama Boozer, Don Nettleton Boren, Nell Alantacbie Botts, Lillian Tupelo Bowen, Major L. Fulton Bramlett, Dora Thaxton Breaux, Karen Aberdeen Brewer, Deloris Tremont Brewer, Mary Brenda Bexar, Alabama Brewer, Sandra Hamilton Brown, Jimmy Amory Bryson, Pat Tupelo Bunch, Austin Amory Burdine, Freddy Fulton Burhorne, Charles Amory Byrd, Brenda Tupelo 27 Caldwell, Carolyn Fulton Caldwell, James Tupelo Caldwell, William S. Tupelo Calhoun, Barbara Marrietta Campbell, Bobby Tupelo Canup, Jimmy Tremont Canup, Johnnie Tremont Casey, James Vardaman Chatham, Christine Mooreville Chittom, Janice Tupelo Christian, Billy Fulton Clayborne, Janice Tupelo 28 Clayton, Thelma Dorsey Cochran, Calvin Pontotoc Coker, Patsy Ecru Cole, Albert Amory Cole, Judy Tupelo Cole, Larry Tupelo muNwsmm m ms i n Collins, Bobby Shannon Conwill, Jimmy Thaxton Cooley, Bonnie Tupelo Coward, Michael Thaxton Crabb, Clifford, Jr. Saltillo Crafton, Loraine Fulton Cummins, Robert Pontotoc Curry, Brenda Nef leton Dahlem, Charles Aberdeen Daugherty, Dick Tupelo Davis, Benny Fulton Deaton, David Shannon Devaughn, George Fulton Dickerson, Paul Nett eton Dillard, Jo Anne Tupelo Donaldson, Tommy Tupelo Downs, James Aberdeen Dudley, Dorthy Ann Fulton 29 Duke, James Tupelo Duvall, Hugh Mantachie Edge, Halbert Tupelo Elliott, Thomas Smith ville Ellis, Jo Shannon 30 English, Ronnie Florence, Alabama Farris, Blake Saltrille, Virginia Ferguson, Danny Mantachie Fikes, Leora Thaxton Franks, Betty Jo Pontotoc Fredwick, Richard Tremont Gillespie, Jerry Vardaman Gillespie, Keith Pontotoc Gillian, Dwayne Pontotoc Gray, Gary Fulton Gray, Robert Pulton Green, Lattie Gun own H Gregory, John Houlka Griffin, Martha Hoitlka Grimes, George Guntown Grissom, Nancy Jo Tupelo Hall, Tommy Nettle ton Hankins, Betsy Sdtillo Harbor, David Tremont Harlow, Patricia Pontotoc Harmon, Joey Pontotoc Harrington, G. W. Houston Harris, James Tupelo Harris, Lonnie Fulton Harris, Martha Tupelo Harvey, Rita Dorsey Heliums, Paul Pontotoc Henderson, Bonnie Amory Henry, Jimmy C. Pontotoc Higginbotham, Hubert Houston 31 Hill, David Amory Hill, Gorden Tupelo Holley, Ruford Lee Fulton Homan, Farris, Jr. Shannon Homan, Jo Ann Shannon Hood, Emily Amory Horton, Marvis, Jr. Pontotoc Howell, James Amory Howell, Stanley Pontotoc Huey, James Earl, Jr. Pontotoc Hughes, Carolyn Fulton Hughes, Carroll Pontotoc Hughes, Gus Woodland Hunt, James B. Tupelo Huston, Carol Tupelo Izard, William Fulton Jenkins, Kerry Pontotoc Johnson, Betty Fulton 32 Johnson, Brett Amory Johnson, Dwight Fulton Johnson, Glenn Calhoun City Johnson, Jerry Tupelo Johnson, Paul Shannon Johnston, Derenda Amory Jones, Charles Nettleton Jones, Dwight Greemi ' ood Springs Jones, Kenneth Nettleton Kilovitz, Joe Amory King, Dot Smith ville Kirksy, Wallace Fayette, Alabama Knight, Annette Amory Lancaster, Jimmy Calvin Houston Lane, William Thomas Meadow view. Virginia Laney, Jackie Nettleton Lee, Brenda Pontotoc Lindsey, Leatrice Smith ville 33 Loden, Patricia Tremont Long, Jerry Tupelo Lowrimore, Janice Amory Lusby, Turner Amory Mangum, Hudson Houston Martin, Ann Tupelo 34 Martin, Hollis Red Bay, Alabama Martin, Mary Tupelo Mattox, Edwin Tupelo Maxcy, Mary Fulton Mayhall, James Saltillo McClear, Marilyn Mooreville McFerrin, William Mantachie McGaughy, Sandy Planter sv ' ule McGregor, Charles Pontotoc McGregor, Phillip Pontotoc McMaster, Yvonne Tupelo McRae, Tommy Bexar, Alabama Mears, Danny S all ill o Miles, Kenny Tupelo Millender, Bill Okolmiii Mills, Harry Tupelo Minor, Annette Atnory Monroe, Jim Pontotoc Montgomery, Delois Fulton Moore, Brenda V ult on Moore, Carlton Red Bay, Alabama Moore, Tommy Tupelo Moorman, Betty Pontotoc Nevin ' s, Sandra Hamilton Newell, Cheryl Pontotoc Nichols, Bedford Houston Nichols, Timothy Mantachie Nixon, Jerry Fulton Norman, Dean Fulton Oliver, Winford Hamilton 35 Orear, David Zion, Illinois Orsborn, Wayne Tupelo Ores, Larry Pontotoc Owen, Gary Blue Springs Owsley, Larry Hamilton, Alabama Page, Gary Amory Pannell, Lucy Lynn Pontotoc Parker, Gene Mooreville Parker, Sarah Fulton Patton, William Boyd Gun town Pearce, Judy Mantachie Pearson, Donald Fulton Pennington, Peggy Shannon Penticuff, Clyde Pontotoc Phillips, Hoyle, Jr. Mooreville Phillips, Ron Shannon Poe, Larry Pontotoc Poe, Phil Calhoun City 36 Porter, Charley Houlka Pruett, Roy Lee Amory Pritchard, Sara Shannon Raburn, Julia Guntoivn Randolph, Judy Tupelo Reed, J. R. Hamilton Reeder, Brenda Blue Springs Reese, Sherry Fulton Reese, Terry Fulton Richardson, Charles Fulton Riggs, Glen Moore ville Riley, Linda Fulton Riley, Linda Jean Netlleton Robbins, Naomi Pontotoc Roberts, Judy Fulton f i Roberts, Terry . V Baldivyn --- - I . Robinson, Billy mi Fulton 1 ' ' Robinson, Penny ™ Hamilton, Alabama 37 Rogers, James Plantersville Rube, Richard Randolph Ruff, Helen Plantersville Rushing, Danny Alantachie Rushing, Willis Dorsey Russell, Barbara Thaxton 38 Russell, Shelba Detroit, Alabama Rutledge, Donna Detroit, Alabama Sample, Dan Tupelo Sample, Danny Wayne Tupelo Sanders, Dale Amory Schumpert, Charles Dorsey Schumpert, Linda Shannon Schumpert, Marcell Dorsey Scruggs, Barbara Saltillo Scruggs, Herman Saltillo Sheffield, Tommy Dorsey Shields, Margaret Ann Smithville Simpson, Martha Houston Smith, Bobby Sdtillo Smith, David Sheffield, Alabama Smith, Dianne Tupelo Smith, Edith Pontotoc Smith, Elaine Greenwood Springs Smith, Terry Fulton Sneed, Mary Frances Tbaxton Sprayberry, Quay Pontotoc Stanford, Bobby Guntown Stanley, Jerry Tupelo Staten, Arminda Ptintotoc Steel, Dan Pulton Stephens, Harry Tupelo Stewart, John Amory Stockton, Anna Lynn Amory Stockton, Lucille Amory 39 Stokes, Judy Ecru Streety, Martha Amory Sturdivant, Curtis Calhoun City Suggs, Janice Smithville Sullivan, Alvin Tupelo Sullivan, Brenda Amory Summers, Larry Fulton Swinney, Lee Bald ivy n Talley, Huey Pontotoc Tartt, Peggy Ann Amory Tate, Harold Greenwood Springs Thomas, John Tupelo Thorn, Garvis Fulton Tiffin, David Red Bay, Alabama Todd, James Pontotoc Umfress, David Fulton Umphres, Loyd Mooreville 40 Underwood, Gwendelyn Pontotoc Varnon, Carl Columbus Wade, Joseph Gun town Walker, Sandra Neftleton Walley, Carey Fulton Washington, Barbara Houlka Washington, Elaine Houlka Weatherly, Billy Pontotoc Webb, David Fulton Webb, Jerry Belden Webb, Johnny Belden Westmoreland, James Pontotoc Wheeler, Gaye Fulton White, Marcia Dorsey Whitehead, Paul Zion, Illinois Whitlock, Dale Nettlefon 41 BCiMnOQHBl Wigginton, Jerry Tupelo Wigginton, Jimmy Smith ville Wiggs, Jackie Woodland Wilburn, Billy Dorsey Wiley, Sherry Ann Nettleton Williams, John Daniel Shannon Wilson, Ann Tremont Wilson, William David Toccopola Wimbs, Cecil Gttntown Winders, Tommy Tupelo Wood, Cathy Tupelo Wood, Rebecca Sue Guntown Al Yarbrough, David Fulton Young, Billy Ray Fulton Young, Mary Ann Shannon Calling signals in zoo lab. A Salute to Argie Wilson IJCs TEACHER OF THE YEAR The ' 64 Mirror Staff was perplexed with the selection of the member of the IJC faculty, who in the staff ' s opinion, best exemplified the characteristics of our grand and glorious institution. Finally the decision was made. Our hats (and bon- nets) are off to Mr. Wilson who teaches psychology, botany, and zoology and has on occasions filled in on other subjects. Mr. Wilson was graduated from Itawamba Agricultural High School, Itawamba Jun- ior College, and Mississippi State University. Str. IJC JIMMY RAY :NANNEY u . ; ' I ' R mm Most Beautiful ANGELYN COX Beauty ELAINE JONES 47 Beauty LYNETTE PARTLOW Delta Psi Dance Queen of Hearts MARTHA CAYSON The queen ' s court consists of Jerrie Wages, Sandy McGaughy, Queen Martha Cayson, past-queen Sue Ramey, Lynette Partlow, and Annette Minor with their escorts. ; i Most Versatile ROSANNE BURLESON JIMMY LF.EPER H y. 52 5 ; ._. ♦ Jt? COX DEAN NORMAN yuHLL 53 Kp n ■ est EDDY BURDINE y ' vV f Jmii WVilii $, ' ,— v • ' ■■ ? ■  Hall of Fame PAUL KENT BRAMLETT Paul Kent is majoring in music. He was Freshman President of the Church of Christ Students. He lists among his hobbies as sports cars and has been a member of a pit crew at a national sports car event. SANDRA SUE HUSSEY Miss Hussey has made a repu- tation as an outstanding 4-H Club junior leader and recently attended 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. She is President of the College 4-H Club, President of the Wesley Foun- dation, and Secretary of the Mu Al- pha Theta. She is majoring in home economics. Hall of Fame RUBYE DEL HARDEN Miss Harden, also a music ma- jor, has been active in the BSU. and the chorus. She has been a member of the band since 1956. JIMMY RAY NANNEY Jimmy is majoring in math and science and has been a member of the band since 1955. He is Presi- dent of the Mu Alpha Theta and has been .active in the Math Club. Delta Psi Omega HONOR SOCIETY Gary Faulkner Vice-President Rosanne Burleson Secretary Mr. Holloman Sponsor The primary purpose of the Delta Psi Omega is that of providing an honor society for those doing work in dramatics on our campus. The Members hope to stimulate interest in collegiate dramatics through fellowship and service. FIRST ROW: Burleson, Faulkner, McKinney, Harden SECOND ROW: Sheffield, Partlow, Martin, ORear, Windham, Silas, Dickerson, Matthews 58 Phi Beta Lambda NATIONAL FRATERNITY Mrs. Spencer Sponsor Yvonne McMaster Vice-President Barbara York Secretary The Phi Beta Lambda is a national fraternity composed of students who are in the field of business. The purpose of the Phi Beta Lambda is to develop students into com- petent, aggressive business leaders. FIRST ROW: McMasters, Ramey, York, Ramsey, Maxey, Young SECOND ROW: Spencer, Ruff, Weatherall, Bedford, Howard, Beasley THIRD ROW: Waycaster, Canup, Fikes, Beasely, Wilson FOURTH ROW: Walker, Leeper, Burleson, Randolph, Jones 59 Jimmy Ray Nanney President f Mu Alpha Theta David Deaton Vice-President The Mu Alpha Theta is an hon- orary fraternity composed of out- standing students in Mathematics. Its purpose is to promote interest in higher mathematics. Sandra Hussey Secretary 3f£ Mr. Billy Ray Sneed Sponsor TIRST ROW: Hussey, Nanney, Mallory SECOND ROW: McFerrin, Grimes, Roberts, Bennett, McNeil, Clayton, Elliot, Harbor 60 Math Club Rodney Bevil President Mrs. Sam Mayhall Sponsor Bobby Coats Vice-President Judy Pearce Secretary The Math Club is an organization for all students interested in Mathematics. It strives to show the students that Math is fun. FIRST ROW: Boren, Raburn, Beville, Coates, Pearce, Winders SECOND ROW: Christian, Gilliam, Howell, Stanley, Hale, Grubbs, Nix, Snipes, Penticuff, Walton, Martin, Mrs. Mayhal 61 Future Teachers of America Martha Cayson President Carolyn Nabors Vice-President Rosanne Burleson Secretary Mr. N. C. Young Sponsor The purpose of the FTA is to develop personal growth and professional competence. Through this association the student gains an understanding of the history, ethics, and program of the organized teaching profession. FIRST ROW: Dickinson, Nobors, Burleson, Cayson, Garrett, Jones, Lee, Hussey, Windham SECOND ROW: Newell, Warren, Senter, O ' Rear, Partlow, Andrews, Pickle, Howard, Gurley THIRD ROW: Silas, Clark, Ramey, Cox, Christain, Martin, Clark, Prestige FOURTH ROW: Holiday, Smith, Ellis, Ellard, Barron, Johnstone 62 Political Science Club Jimmy Comer Reporter Mary Maxey Secretary The purpose of the Political Science Organization is to promote interest in politics and government on our campus. Mr. Creely, Maxey, Moore, Mr. Young, Robinson, Comer 63 Linda Ewing President Library Club Gloria Clark Vice-President The Library Club was established to help students in research and study that they might maintain a high standard in school. Lorraine Crafton Secretary Mrs. L. E. Deaton Sponsor 64 Z0 %. r£m- Roy Cooper President Agriculture Club Glen Johnson Vice-President James Rogers Secretary M. T. Seitz Sponsor The Agriculture Club promotes a greater understanding of agriculture. It provides the boys with helpful and valuable information in the field of farming. FIRST ROW: Mr. Seitz, Cooper, Robert, Gilliam, Ferguson, Carnathan SECOND ROW: Zimms, Monroe, DuVall, Mc Quary, Rushing, Walton, Mullins, Weatherly THIRD ROW: Jones, Patton, Akin, Lancaster, Rogers, Smith, Mears, Vaughan 65 Home Economics Club Rose Windham President Carol Morgan Vice-President The Home Economics Club hopes to bring together and inform its members of the opportunities in the field of home eco- nomics, and to promote clean, healthful homemaking. Peggy Gurley Secretary Miss Elizabeth Miller Sponsor FIRST ROW: Armstrong, Henderson, Windham, Gurley SECOND ROW: Cayson, Hussey, McCleer, Morgan, Weaver THIRD ROW: Miss Miller, Thompson, Botts, Lowrimore 66 4-H Club Barbara Henderson Vice-President Jeanette Pickle Secretary Dale Weaver Reporter Sandra Hussey President FIRST ROW: Hussey, Weaver, Henderson STANDING: Pickle, Suggs, Mrs. Watson 67 Don Ware President French Club Mrs. Mary Jo Coley Sponsor Gordon Hill Vice-President Eleanor McCommon Secretary The purpose of the French Club is to encourage the use of the French language on the campus and to foster a better acquaintance with the customs, institutions, and culture of French-speaking peoples. Mrs. Coley, Wheeler, Hill, Ware, McCommon, Wright, and Sheffield 68 Carl Brown President Spanish Club Margaret Silas Vice-President Mrs. Mary Jo Coley Sponsor Loraine Crafton Secretary The purpose of the Spanish Club is to contribute its bit toward developing an understanding of the Spanish language and of the customs, institutions, and the culture of the people who speak this language. Mrs. Coley, Box, Palmer, Dickerson, Brewer, Prater, Wright, Crafton, Suggs, and Silas 69 Baptist Student Union Jimmy Comer President Robert McKinney Vice-President Hope Daves Secretary Through the activities of the Baptist Student Union, the Baptist student has an opportunity to relate himself to a local Baptist church, to deepen Christian understanding, and to communicate his faith. The B.S.U. Room provides facilities for relaxation and fellowship as well as noonday devotionals, socials, and various organizational meetings. Mr. James Thrash Faculty Advisor SEATED: McKinney, Randolph, Davis, Comer, Howell STANDING: Robertson, Pickle, Blackburn, Windham, Wages, Andrews, Mallory, Ellis, Burleson, McNeil, Winders, Cox, Harden, Leeper, Johnstone 70 Wesley Foundation Sandra Hussey President Mrs. Earnest Vacuity Advisor Edith Wheeler Secretary Carolyn Nabors Vice-President The Wesley Foundation provides a means by which all students may witness, both as a corporate body and as individuals, to the work of Christ. Through varied programs, the Wesley Foundation endeavors to challenge and to guide students to recognize and to respond to their vocations as Christians in their academic community. FIRST ROW: Nabors, Jones, Lee, Wheeler, Hussey, Sheffield SECOND ROW: Cantrell, Ewing, Weaver, Christian, Canup, Howard THIRD ROW: Holliday, Waycaster, Yarborough, Lewis 71 Church of Christ Martha Garrett President V A Benny Davis Vice-President Al Lay Secretary Argie Wilson Faculty Advisor The students who are members of the Church of Christ organization value the friendship of weekly noonday devotionals, service projects, and activities designed to promote friendly relations in the group. 72 SEATED: Garrett, Mr. Wilson, Davis, Lay STANDING: Smith, Rogers, Chittom, Bramlett, Donaldson, Gray, Richardson, Richardson, Clark The (m Chieftain Executive Editor Jimmy Comer The Chieftain is the bi-monthly newspaper designed to keep the stu- dents informed. It provides an out- let for the creative minds of the students interested in journalism. %:■ Advisor William Miles Assistant Editor Rosanne Burleson Smith, Mallory, Ellis, Robinson, Ramey, Comer, Garrett, Burdine, Burleson, Carpenter, Izard, Ewing, Howard, and Fields 73 Itawamba Junior College Chorus Itawamba Junior College Chorus lends their musical talents to en- rich faculty and students with musi- cal programs. The Chorus is also featured each year on High School Day. Carol Mallory Accompanist Mr. Bob Tullos Director Frankie Anthony Assistant Accompanist FIRST ROW: Canup, Anthony, Robinson, LaClair, Magee, Daves, Robinson SECOND ROW: Randolph, Rayburn, Calhoun, Cooley, Chittom, Gholston, Warren THIRD ROW: Harrison, Moore, McMillan, Wallace, Sullivan, Clayborne, Kilough, Jones FOURTH ROW: Pennington, Green, Moore, Pierce, South, Wiggington, Mallory, Ellis, Young FIFTH ROW: Yarborough, Coggins, Poe, McKinney, Jones, Tallant, Louis, Davis, Tate, Bramlett, Johnson 74 Indianettes Betty Brown, Pat Barnett Arminda Staten, and Bar bara Moore Dianne McAlister, Pat Mat- tox, Mary Helen Chamblee, Mary Hawkins, and Linda Franks Janice Bowen, Judy Wood, Judy Chism, and Sandi Suggs Dianne Wiygul, Geraldine Underwood, Janice Steele, and Marilyn Boozer Itawamba Junior College Band FIRST ROW: Hardin, Duvall, Mackey, Chamblee, Walton, Daves, Justice, Bonnie, Burleson SECOND ROW: Dulaney, Mize, Timmons, Smith, Haynes, Tucker, Comer, Yarborough, May, Nanney, Holland, Nanney, Davis, Howell THIRD ROW: Robinson, Grisham, Frost, Harris, Rial, Fredrick, Jones, Cole, McKinney, McMillan, Comer, Bates, Strange, Dulaney, Cummins, Harbor, Comer, Mowers, Sprayberry, Burdine, Davis, Maxcy. 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. |A JJL m Bobby Tullos Band Director 76 ■■■ ;■ I BILL ELLARD— Tackle Pittsboro DON HOWELL— Guard Pontotoc Coach of the Year Coach Duddly Miller, named Mississippi ' s Junior College Con- ference coach of the year, led the IJC Indians to a 6-2-2 season. All Conference Players DANNY BOOTH 82 FREDDY BARRON All-American DICKIE DAVIS Some who finished their second playing year for IJC. Jg DAVID HILL Halfback BUDDY HARRIS Tackle DICK DAUGHTERY Guard BOBBY BAILEY Center JERRY NICHOLS Halfback NIXON NIXON Guard GLENN JOHNSON Guard 83 PHIL POE Halfback I DANNY WAYNE SAMPLE End CURTIS STURDIVANT Fullback JACKIE WIGGS Halfback IJC Indians won more games than any other IJC team. 84 IJC Head Cheerleader— MARGARET SILAS ANGELYN COX DIANE OREAR JUDY MARTIN, IJC Football Queen ..4k K. PEGGY PENNINGTON BARBARA DIXON BRENDA CURRY 85 THEY WENT UNDEFEATED IN REGULAR PLAY Front from left Lee Miller, Charles Collums, Bobby Hamlin, Paul Hurst, Terry Smith and Mike Coward. Back are Danny Bishop, John Young, Charles Burhorn, Charlie Porter, Lee Swinney and Jimmy Leeper. 86 JIMMY LEEPER— Forward Pontotoc LEE MILLER— Forward Amory CHARLIE PORTER— Forward Houlka TERRY SMITH -Guard Fulton LEE SWINNER— Center Forward Tupelo BILLY YOUNG— Forward Center Tupelo DANNY BISHOP— Forward Fulton CHARLES COLLUMS— Guard Smithrille MIKE COWARD— Guard Thaxton CHARLES BURHORN— Center Amory BOBBY HAMBLIN— Guard Forward Bruce PAUL HURST— Guard Ecru Itawamba Junior College 1964 Baseball Team BILLY McCAMEY TOMMY DONALDSON 89 PAUL WAYNE HURST TOMMY SHEFFIELD LARRY RILEY RONALD PHILLIPS FARRIS HOMAN 90 NBfl RUSSELL MAXEY BOB BAILEY PHIL POE TOMMY WINDERS PAT DAVIS ALLEN LAY ROY COOPER CECIL WIMBS 91 c o E D 1 T O R S 4 Dot Howard ' 64 Mirror — Jl. Martha Garrett MIRROR STAFF — Gwyn Waycaster, Joe Ellis, Carol Mallory, David Smith, Dot Howard, Sue Ramey, Freddie Burdine, Joann Clark, Martha Garrett, Sandra Hussey William T. Miles Advisor 92 PRESIDENT John S. Crubaugh 93 t .■ DEAN James A. Thrash tfrth«tmfci 94 Wayne Wood IAHS PRINCIPAL E. Rodgers, H. Nix, W. S. Brown, W. A. Roper, J. S. Crubaugh. O. T. Moses, T. C. Russell, L. Belk, A. Moore, D. Sneed, E. C. Wilburn. S. Sprayberry, E. H. Moore BUSINESS SECRETARY Miss Katherine Robertson SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT Mrs. Helen Stone Administration BUSINESS SECRETARY Mrs. Billy Spigner HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. Pauline Bryant 96 Loden, Picket, Clark, Wallace, Bookout, and Mr. Colley Wallace, Underwood, Franks, and Franks Cafeteria Staff DIETICIAN Mrs. Leory Sheffield BOOKSTORE MANAGER T. L. Burch MONROE HALL Dormitory Hostess Mrs. Sam Sullivan Staff JOHN RODGERS IJC ' s Chief Law Enforcement Officer STUDENT CENTER STAFF Mrs. Price Senter Mr. R. G. Jamerson Mr. C. A. Green MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Joe Bates Cleve Franks 98 ARGIE WILSON Biology WAYNE WOOD High School Principal Chemistry MRS. JANE JACKSON High School Home Economics L. R. SHEFFIELD High School Agriculture MISS ELIZABETH MILLER Home Economics M. T. SEITZ Agriculture HERBERT PARHAM Chemistry HAYDEN WATKINS Industrial Arts LAWERENCE BENNETT High School Shop T. G. GRAY Electronics High School Physics C. R. ST. CLAIR Industrial Arts V  I KENNETH MAYHALL Electronics MRS. FRED SPENCER Business MRS. W. B. EARNEST High School Business G. W. SMITH Business MRS. EMMETT COLEY Spanish and French MRS. EDNA TODD Business CECIL ABEL Business MRS. RUTH KILPATRICK High School Spanish and English WILLIAM MILES Journalism W. M. DAVES Bible MRS. SAM MAYHALL Mathematics BILLY RAY SNEED Mathematics REID SMITH Mathematics and Physics MRS. L. E. DEATON Librarian MRS. J. S. CRUBAUGH High School Mathematics MRS. RICHARD SENTER High School Mathematics T. L. BURCH High School History N. C. YOUNG American History and Education GERALD CREELY Social Science R. L. WOODS Government CURTIS MONROE Social Studies College Baseball Coach MRS. MILDRED SHEFFIELD High School Junior and Senior English MISS EMOGENE RAY English MRS. A. L. EARNEST English CARSON HOLLOMAN Speech and Literature MISS CAROLYN FRANKS High School English MRS. CARL COMER High School English C. R. NANNEY Business Education - 1 MISS CAROLYN RICHARDSON English MRS. CHARLES SHIPMAN High School English JAMES A. THRASH Psychology BRUCE DAVIS Chemistry BEN JONES Government and Coach Hiqh School DUDLEY MILLER Physical Education and Coach WINDLE DAVIS Physical Education and Coach DOCK B. WALL Social Science and Assistant Coach BOBBY TULLOS Band Director and Music MRS. MARY ALICE McALLISTER Choreography IAHS Alma Mater Our hearts in the conflict Are grateful to thee, Our dear Alma Mater Thy glory shall be. Our pride and ambition, Our courage for right; We ' ll ever be guided by thy shining light. Thy purpose so noble, Thy mission so true, We strive to accomplish With mightiest will. We grant thee our courage. The note of our strain; To thee, Itawamba, Our sweetest refrain. CHORUS: And so thy honor and glory, Dear high school, In earnest devotion We now raise our song. Thy standard before us, The virtue of thy rule; We pledge to thee our loyalty Thy whole life long. 106 v •• 9SP9k 0tm -— .: Seniors Juniors Sophomores Feat ures Sports Organizations Honors Appreciation 107 ' i V JOHNNIE SUE ADAMS LINDA ARMSTRONG DOLORES Fulton Fulton Dorsey Business General Education Business Sen BOBBY BENNETT JERRY BENNETT CARRIE ANN BOOKER DELORES BROOM Fulton Fulton New Salem Fulton General Education Engineering Business Pre-Med MIKE BROWN Fulton General Education BILL BURLESON Fulton Science KAY CHATHAM Dorsey General Education 108 lors GERALD CHRISTIAN Friendship General Education HAROLD CHRISTIAN Friendship General Education LINDA GAIL DENNIS Fulton Business LARRY DULANEY SARAH DULANEY DIANE CHAMBLEE DANNY CLAYTON Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton General Education Business Library Science Engineering SANDRA CLAYTON Fulton Music MIKE COMER Dorsey General Education MYRA ESTES Peaceful Valley General Education 109 Sen ELIZABETH ANN EWING TOMMY FEARS SONDRA GADDY Clay Peaceful Valley Fulton General Education General Education Business MYRA JEAN GHOLSTON RODNEY GILLENTINE TOMMY GIST POLLY SHARON GOOGE Fulton Dorse y Dorsey Fulton Journalism Commercial Arts General Education Journalism CURTIS GRAHAM Fairview Industrial Arts JIMMY GRAY Dorsey General Education WANDA GRAY Fulton Business lors BARRY GREEN Peaceful Valley General Education SANDRA LYNN GREEN Nettle! on Business ROY GREGORY Dorsey Physical Education JERRY GUNTHARP BARRY HOLCOMB JACKIE HOOD BOBBY HUGHES Clay Fulton Fulton Clay Agriculture Engineering General Education General Education MARTIN RAY HURD Clay Mathematics NILES S. JAMERSON Fairview General Education LARRY JONES Fulton General Education , • . k JANICE GAIL LESLEY Fulton Business GAILORD LODEN Friendship Agriculture JUDY LEE LODEN Peaceful Valley Home Economics Sen JOAN LODEN UNIA ANN LOGAN BILLY LOAGUE GARY LOAGUE Fulton Dorsey Friendship Friendship English Business Agriculture General Education VIRGINIA LYNN LYTAL Friendship Soci al Studies JAMES McMILLEN Dorsey Law JANET McMILLEN Fulton Home Economics 1)2 ¥ lors SANDRA CAROL McMILLEN Dorsey English HERSHEL MARTIN Dorsey General Education GALE MARTIN Dorsey Business TONY MATTHEWS JUDY MAXCY MICHAEL MAY DORRIS MAYHALL Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Business Business Medicine Business DONALD WAYNE MILES Fulton General Education IRENE MITCHELL Fulton General Education CHERRYL MOORE Fulton Business 13 en JENCIE CAROLYN MOORE JOYCE MOORE LOYCE MOORE Nettleton Fulton Fulton Business General Education Industrial Arts MARY ANN MOORE RHONDA KAY MOORE VIRGINIA ANN MOORE KELLY MOSES Dorsey Fulton Dorsey Golden Home Economics General Education Home Economics General Education FRANKLIN MURRELL Dorsey Mathematics FRANKIE NANNEY Fulton English MIKE NANNEY Friendship Law 14 lors SANDRA PARKER Fulton Business LINDA PATTON Golden Music ALLAN PEARCE Fulton General Education HERSHELL PEARCE Dorsey General Education MARTHA PEARCE HAROLD PENNINGTON Fulton Carolina English Industrial Arts LYNDA PIERCE Fulton Business JERRY PIERCE Tilden General Education WILLADEAN PITTS Baldwyn History BONNIE PRESLEY Fulton Business 115 en JOHNNY RILEY JIMMY LANE ROBINSON SANDRA ROBERTS Clay Fulton Fulton General Education Science General Education RUTH GEARLDEAN RODGERS Fulton LONNIE SENTER Fulton General Education LARRY SHOTTS New Salem General Education HAYNES SMITH Hopewell Social Studies Business KAYE SMITH Fulton Home Economics LARRY SMITH Fulton General Education CLARA SPENCER Fulton Business 16 lors TED STANLEY Friendship Engineering BARBARA ANN STANPHILL Fulton Business KATHLEEN STEELE Tilden Mathematics LIONEL M. STEGALL LARRY SUMMERFORD EDDIE TAYLOR PEGGY JOYCE THOMAS New Salem Fulton Tilden Golden General Education General Education General Education Business PEGGY TOWNSEND Golden Business BARBARA TUCKER Fulton Business PAT TURNER Carolina Agriculture 17 0 ' m GEARLDINE UNDERWOOD PEGGY WADDLE MIKE WALLACE Fulton Fairview Tilden Business General Education General Education JERRY WALTON Peppertotvn Government BETTY WATTS Ryan General Education BRENDA WEBB Fulton Music RONALD EUGENE WEST Fulton General Education ( WANDA WHEELER Fulton General Education DON WIYGUL Carolina General Education WILLIAM R. WIYGUL Fulton Civil Engineering 118 LINDA WOOD Fulton General Education JOHN YORK Friendship General Education BEBA YOUNG Fulton General Education Somebody told a funny in the senior English class. Pep rally before Ripley game WE RIPPED RIPLEY ! ! ! Senior Class Reporter MIKE BROWN President BARRY HOLCOMB Vice-President JERRY BENNETT Secretary RODNEY GILLENTINE ■ «f ; . : ' IMP ' ' ■ ■ __ !■ :■■■■■■■■ ' :■■■■.. ■;X.i-Z -.. ' ; ' 1 ' ——-.■■■ HI A. Nwfe, - Jimmy Barnett Maurice Barnett Charles Bates James Bates Dianne Bean Brenda Kay Beard Glenda Fay Beard Marilyn Boozer Diane Boren Janice Bowen Betty Brown Karen Brown Thomas Brown Wayne Byram Mitsie Carroll Carolyn Chamblee Mary Helen Chamblee Judy Chism Peggy Chism Charles Cleveland Wayne Cleveland James Comer Janice Comer James Cooper Bobbie Nell Crafton Roger Crane Betty Cromeans Nickie Cummines Mavis Daves Margaret Davis Mickey Davis Larry Joe Dennis James Dickens Danny Digby Barbara Donald Ted Donald Duford Dulaney Gary Dyer Linda Dykes Jana Sue Files h • r Linda Franks Myra Frost Barbara Gist Melvin Graham Jackie Gray Jimmy Earl Gray Janet Gray Kenneth Griffie George Allen Grissom Charles Guntharp Betty Harrison Carolyn Jean Harvey Mary Hawkins Arlene Holcomb Linda Holder Judy Holland Janice Howell Caryle Ray Hughes Cathy Hughes Douglas Hughes H Erma Hughes Mary Hughes Agnes Huling Cairon Humphries Wesley Hunt Sandra Hutson Steve Izard James Jackson Agnes Jamerson Billie Joyce Johnson Brenda Johnson Larie Johnson Lena Jane Johnson Reita Jones Sammy Kilpatrick James Kirkpatrick Martha Kyle Frances Laird Gary Leathers Shirley LeClair Dianne McAlister Sue McCarver W. T. McClain Ronnie McMillion Shirley Mackey Patsy Martin Pat Mattox Angelia Matthews Martha Maxey Gwen Miles Lela Faye Mills Genie Mize Danny Moore Eddie Moore Judy Moore Janice Morris Lemois Oswalt Larry Palmer Alton Lee Pannel Charles Pate Woody Pearce Frances Pennington Carol Pitts David Earl Reed Bobby Reeves Steve Rial Danny Riley Janet Riley Robert Rose Julia Sandlin Paulette Scott David Senter Joe Senter Peggy Senter Tommy Senter Douglas Sheffield Jimmy Sheffield Keith Shotts Danny Smith Donna Kay Smith Larry Smith Don Sprayberry Lynn Sprayberry Linda Spradling Janice Steele Keith Steele Jerry Stevens Elizabeth Strange Joette Strange Suzanne Stubblefield Keith Swain Christine Tallant Linda Lou Terry Kenneth Thomas Rayburn Thomas Sandra Thomas Timothy Thomas Wayne Thompson Darrell Tucker Jimmy Tucker Douglas Upton Eunice Vaughan Connie Waddle Sandra Waddle Carolyn Wallace Tillie Ruth Walley Danny Webb Patsy West Mary Lou Wiginton Myron Wilemon Billy Williams Donny Wayne Williams Larry Williams Mayola Wilson Dianne Wiygul Judy Wood 1 J 1 unior Class - Secretary Vice-President President Reporter 1 ROBERT ROSE SANDRA THOMAS KEITH STEELE KEITH SWAIN ' u- 9% - | s ;J3ffS Mi ' jrtfTfct ' ..- • w 1  Hi ¥ I « ' f i mSfe MR v -Ji V Junior Favorites MARY HELEN CHAMBLEE JIMMY GRAY Frankie Anthony Mavis Ausborn Patricia Barnett Donnie Bennett Jerry Bishop Jane Bourland Bobby Bowling Ann Brazil Herman Brewer Barbara Britnell Charlie Burdine Libby Burleson Rozella Burton Johnnie Cauthern Donnie Chestnut Dianne Christian Don Clayton Russell Clayton Arnold Cleveland Elton Cleveland BSBB Larry Cox Bobbie Crawley Carrie Lee Critz Larry Cromeans Janice Davis Ralph Davis Richard Davis James Dickey Lloyd Digby Marilyn Dulaney Betty Ewing Sammie Farrar Linda Farris Lola Franks Janice Gaither Tommy Gholston Danny Grisham Connie Grissom Margie Hall Carolyn Harris 133 , 1 WK Laura Holder James Izard Judy King James McMillen Adrain Mattox Larry Holder Beth Jamieson Mike Loague Minnie McMillen Betty Miles Hillman Hurd Johnny Jenkins Aaron Loden Gloria McMillen Dorothy Mills Tillman Hurd Laura Kilpatrick Regina McGee Charles Martin Jerry Mills 134 Reggie Mobley Helen Moore Pat Pearce Danny Reeves Linda Rikard Barbara Moore Judy Murphree Trelvie Petty Jean Reeves Billy Riley Charles Moore Henry Nanney Eddie Pruitt Myra Tean Reich Donald Roberts Irene Moore Linda Palmer Freddy Puritt Betty Rhyne Ann Robertson 135 Diane Rushing Carrie Ann Senter Kathy Senter Max Senter David Shackleford Diane Shackleford Dolly Sheffield Jerry Sheffield Joe Sheffield Johnnie Sheffield Betty Smith Jo Ann South Brenda Spencer Timothy Steele Jerry Strickland Lois Sullivan David Summers Kaye Swain Eugene Taylor Sharon Tharp 136 Sandra Thomas Ralph Timmons Carol Tucker Gary Waddell Tommy Walters Geraldine Thompson William Timmons Jimmy Turner Ann Walker Susan Wardlaw Douglas Thorn Glyndon Townsend Mitchell Turner Larry Wallace Sherrell Warren Leland Timmons Adonis Tucker Leon Umfress Gerald Wallace Billy West 137 Sophomore Class President ADRIAN MATTOX Secretary KAYE SWAIN Vice-President CHARLIE BURDINE Sophomore Favorites LINDA RIKARD CHARLIE BURDINE Student Council Beta Club 141 Y-Teen Club ! t« MM , L sal J] j ' ' ' :  Itw. ' ' ft H S B Bia«BH ™w B Br Bl BfI ■ rv ' ' B ' ill % ' vll tlHS sw HP .Bl ■« 1 at ■ W - ' - ' ' ■W ' W| i|fflLL , A BJ BBl Bs HB :: jm l. ; j . Be Bf bbbbIbW ■ ■ bV a ) kV ' BL Bi k Bl H -I !« bJbIb b b bB9 i-SjSB s .. 9m 71 B ' ai .--.-J Library Club 142 4-H Club 4-H Club 143 F.F.A. Club ■ . -t J in fi t ft fi : H HPi ill fl jH i ii SH% J f f. f r V f L f ♦ f- f : JL f f ! r H 1 .f-f 1 . i - • • F.H.A. Club 144 UML F.B.L.A. Spanish — Hv 145 Jr. Sportsman c i ■ i i ■ - — 1 J fjt i b ■ w p iy| [ T f 1 t T 3i mJM (of ' MB fl w M , _ bI 1 I-Club 146 3T Mr. and Miss IAHS SANDRA ROBERTS BARRY HOLCOMB QUEEN %A .YTAL H o m e c o m • 1 n 8 C o u r t j SENIOR MAID SHERRY GOOGE JUNIOR MAID SHIRLEY MACKEY Beauties Sports v-%. I I 1 Hi I Ik 1 . Cheerleaders SHERRY GOOGE LYNN LYTAL SUZANNE STUBBLEFIELD ' -■ • ; •-•. V jfk BETH JAMIESON CARRIE ANN SENTER 155 RODNEY GILLENTINE All-Conference End BILLY LOAGUE All-Conference Guard MIKE BROWN Quarterback Thompson gains yardage as Clayton and Gray block. Gray makes yardage around end. 156 BARRY HOLCOMB End ROY GREGORY Tackle KELLY MOSES Tackle JERRY BENNETT Halfback DANNY CLAYTON Halfback POOKIE SMITH Center WliHHIBWBMHHWHmMMBHBBWgy- « i ' fit. 1 Thompson gains yardage against Okolona. Kilpatrick goes down as Thompson and Gregory look on. DON WIYGUL End LARRY SUMMERFORD Guard DON MILES Halfback I57 DANNY SMITH Fullback LARRY WILLIAMS Halfback RABURN THOMAS Guard Indians clench conference title with victory over Ripley. STEVE IZARD Manager 158 RICHARD DAVIS Quarterback CHARLIE BURDINE Halfback CHARLES MOORE Guard SAMMY KILPATRICK Quarterback JIMMY GRAY Fullback WAYNE THOMPSON Halfback Thompson gains as Gray and Clayton block. Kilpatrick deflects pass against Booneville. ROBERT ROSE Guard GEORGE GRISSOM Center WAYNE CLEVELAND End 159 Tombigbee Conference Champs k IF £ w 57 i§0 v—Sr.f ' ,% WtoMfatri zfoWfirti FIRST ROW: Miles, Cleveland, Burdine, Davis, Griffin, Williams, Mobley, Wheeler, Thomas, Digby, Sheffield, Taylor, Dennis SECOND ROW: Coach Jones, Reeves, Petty, Upton, Tucker, Bennett, Smith, Grissom, Martin, Moore, Loague, Turner, Young, Cromeans, Leathers THIRD ROW: Izard, Gray, Clayton, Thompson, Kilpatrick, Gregory, Holcomb, Gillentine, Moses, Brown, Summerford, Wiygul, Loague, Rose, Smith ; THREE- YEAR TOMBIGBEE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 160 ' ■ 1 m p m .• ' r. , :: - : , w % 1 § T ' fa « «5 • ■ : ' ;. 7 Our Coaches Head Coach BEN JONES Assistant Coach CURTIS MONROE Assistant Coach BILE TODD 162 Iff ; pi W j BACK ROW, from left to right: Brown, Izard, Holcomb, Steele, Gregory, Senter, Thompson. FRONT ROW: Bishop, Bennett, Williams, Thomas, Mobley, Summerford 163 I.A.H.S. Basketball FIRST ROW: Loague, Cleveland, Steele, Dickens, Gillentine, Loague, Nanney, Izard, Coach Jones SECOND ROW: Martin, Clayton, Gregory, Barnett, Summerford, Cromeans, Swain MIKE NANNEY Guard RODNEY GILLENTINE Guard 164 H« ROY GREGORY Guard JAMES DICKENS Forward Nanney goes for two points. KEITH STEELE Forward MIKE LOAGUE Guard KEITH SWAIN Guard 165 The 1964 Mirror Staff EDITOR: Carrie Ann Booker ASSISTANT EDITOR: Kaye Collier SENIOR EDITOR: Delores Broom JUNIOR EDITOR: Mary Helen Chamblee SOPHOMORE EDITOR: Carrie Ann Senter FEATURES EDITOR: Linda Dennis SPORTS EDITORS: Mike May Jerry Bennett TYPIST: Johnnie Adams PHOTOGRAPHERS: Sandra Green Kaye Chatham BUSINESS MANAGER: Jimmy Robinson ARTIST: Bill Burleson J t 166 Matured? '  Dee ' Buck-Up ' « ai i ' Slim ' Chubby ' i • . ■ ' John ' V Quarterback ' Crusoe Fugitive 167 And what do you want for Xmas? STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Jimmy Robinson, Jerry Bennett, Sandra Roberts Campus The I-Club ' s equivalent to the Lennon Sisters. R jLLEGE g Bu r A $ Jh • Ik ft The Betas are Jackson bounc Snapshots March on ! ! Junior Football Heroes Old Glory — on the bottom Peek-a-Boo NftN ' S rt£«D Senior Play cast practice. Basketball boys leave for tournament. Green Hands visit campus. Girls ' State Sherry Googe Kaye Chatham Sandra Roberts Mike May Barry Holcomb Larry Summerford Frankie Nanney Mike Brown Don Miles Boys ' State HOME ECONOMICS Virginia Ann Moore AGRICULTURE Billy Loague Awards JOURNALISM Barbara Tucker ATHLETIC Roy Gregory 173 Dedication For the past nine years, Mrs. Mildred Sheffield has been one of the most popular teachers on our campus. Because of the great understanding that she has of her students, Mrs. Sheffield not only has earned the respect of the stu- dent body but also that of the faculty. Therefore, we of the 1964 High School Mirror Staff do proudly dedicate this publication to our own Mrs. Sheffield. I ■an A Salute to Photography To meet the needs of industry and our changing economy a new field of instruction was necessary. During the 1963-64 school year IJC pioneered this new field when the Tupelo Center for Vocational and Technical Education was opened. A New Center A New Field Vocational and Technical Education Bonnie Sue West Secretary Students learn to earn more. Lee Hall will long be remembered by the boys who lived there during their stay at IJC. The building has been razed to make way for a new structure sometime in the future. OLD GLORY has a new com- panion at IJC. The new Mississippi flag is believed to be the first state flag ever flown on our campus. IAHS principal Wayne Wood and IJC instructor N. C. Young were honorary colonels at the Paul B. Johnson Inauguration in Jackson, Mississippi. J II Ml Peggy and Barbara well represent the feeling many students had on rainy days. Faculty members join in table discussion. Coach Dudley Miller and Dean James Thrash are being served at the annual faculty reception given each year by the Home Economics Department. } ' ■ ' :; . % ) A Toast . . . . . . to the future of IJC and IAHS . . . and all of the students who walk through their hallowed halls! MAY YOUR FUTURE BE BRIGHT AND ENTWINED WITH THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI Delmus C. Harden, Editor-Publisher The Itawamba County Times Printers — Publishers — Book Store Office Equipment and Supplies Phone 862-2531 Fulton, Miss. 183 Special Portraits By WILLIAM T. MILES ' Negatives of each special portrait are kept permanently on file. Re-orders are always available. Phone 842-5027 Tupelo, Mississippi 184 noma TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Thi World Bet- Ye ,booki At. Taylor-midc k 3bknHMI -t 9t- f F !■ 1 . f - Cirm c 3.; ■■ ' £ . ■«? 7«ua WS f- ■ AtVJ  . Is w:«