Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1968 volume:

% ' ' VS lii, i 1y 1 id. t. i J % If Editor PAM HAYNES Advisor WILLIAM MILES ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE ITAWAMBA HIGH SCHOOL Fulton, Mississippi mirror For whom the bell tolls iiiii l i| iWi i ] ii imn iii |ti ii iii i f l  i! i.. ___ _ „ iHwiniiiiii !• iiiniiniiij iyi ' iii ' ii ' ' i 31 ii A i WM mmmrm mmmm s - mt l tt ir « w « THE MIRROR Introduction Faculty Classes Features Sports Clubs Technical-Vocational Center m ' aJ ' ' Diim ' .L 8. J ' Al ' %. ' ■■■ ' ' f No man is an Hand, intire of it selfe; every man is a peece of the Continent, a part of the Maine; if a Clod bee washed away by the Sea, Europe is the lesse, as well as if a Promontorie were, as well as if a Mannor of thy friends or of thine owne were; any Mans death di- minishes me, because I am in- volved in Mankinde; And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; It tolls for thee . . John Donne IN APPRECIATION Mrs. Troy York Crubaugh is the First Lady of Itawamba Junior College. Mrs. Crubaugh, the wife of President John S. Crubaugh, was formerly a member of the faculty. We, the stu- dents, would like to thank her for being such a gracious hostess of the campus. Her versatil- ity is shown in the lovely yard and flowers that surround the President ' s Home and in her creativeness in sewing, knitting, entertaining, and decorating. Mrs. Crubaugh, we appreciate PRESIDENT JOHN S. CRUBAUGH ACADEMIC DEAN Cecil W. Abel DEAN OF STUDENTS John H. Crubaugh MR. RAY NANNEY Business Manager MR. BILLY W. TODD Guidance Counselor MR. WAYNE WOOD High School Principal MR. R. L. WOODS Registrar Board of Trustees Fronf row, left to right, D. D. SNEED, Ecru; E. WILBURN, Mantachie; LOUIS ROBINSON, Fulton; WILLIAM ROPER, Tupelo; PRESIDENT; T. D. HARDEN, Amory; Second row, T. C. RUSSELL, Tremont; O. U. HARRELL, Tremont; A. B. (JACK) MARTIN, Dorsey; RICHARD BALL, Pontotoc; WENDELL BROWN, Fulton, SECRETARY; LEROY BELK, Tupelo 10 Office Personnel and Girls ' Hostess MRS. SARAH CUMMINGS Secretary to Business Manager MRS. ANN LONG Secretary to High School Principal MISS KATHRYN ROBERTSON Bookkeeper MRS. HELEN STONE Secretary to President and Registrar MISS JUDITH WILSON Secretary to Business Office MRS. JANE SMITH Secretary to Librarian MRS. MARGARET WILBURN Secretary to the Academic Dean and the Dean of Students MRS. LOIS SULLIVAN Girls ' Hostess Faculty •  3 MRS. MARIAN ABEL Music MR. LARRY ARMSTRONG Junior English MR. LAWRENCE BENNETT Carpentry and Masonry 12 J C MISS LENDA BEARD Foreign Languages MR. T. L. BURCH American Kistory MR. CARL COMER Science I A H S MRS. NANNETTE COMER College English MR. GERALD CREELY Political Science MISS ROSANNE BURLESON Freshman English m iS in i«4|I ' ■ ■i al l REV. W. M. DAVES Bible MR. BRUCE DAVIS Chemistry MR. WINDLE DAVIS Coach and Physical Education ? 0©f MRS. NINNIE DEATON Librarian MRS. SUSIE MAE EARNEST College English MRS. ANNIE STONE EARNEST Business i REV. ULVIE FITTS Social Studies MISS CAROLYN FRANKS Business MR. T. G. GRAY Electronics MRS. LORENA GRAY High School Home Economics MRS. JULIA GRIMES Sophomore English MISS REBECCA HARRIS Business Education 1 MR. CLAUDE HOOD Mathematics MISS IMOGENE JACKSON College English MR. BEN JONES H.S. Coach and Government MRS. BOBBYE JONES Busmess Education MRS. RUTH KILPATRICK H.S. Spanish MR. JAMES LONG Physics 14 MR. KENNETH MAYHALL Electronics MRS. MARTHA McELROY H.S. Social Studies MR. WILLIAM MILES Journolism MR. DUDLEY MILLER Coach and Social Studies MISS ELIZABETH MILLER Home Economics MR. CURTIS MONROE Coach and Social Studies MRS. BARBARA MOORE Sociology MR. C. W. MURPHY Social Science MISS JOYCE NICHOLSON Speech 15 MR. HERBERT PARHAM Chemistry MRS. BRENDA RATLIFF H. S. Algebra MR. M. T. SEITZ Agriculture MRS. VOLA SENTER H.S. Mathematics Teachers listening to students ' complaints why they don ' t wont to take business MR. LEROY SHEFFIELD Superintendent of Forms Agriculture 16 MRS. MILDRED SHEFFIELD College History MRS. RACHEL SHIPMAN Senior English A freshman must have patience at registration MR. G. W. SMITH Busmess MR. BILLY RAY SNEED Mathematics MRS. PATTIJO SPENCER Business Education MRS. BETTY THORNTON College English 17 MR. GENE TILGHMAN Social Studies MRS. EDNA TODD Business Education MR. DAVID UMFRESS Industrial Education MR. DOCK B. WALL Coach and Health Education MR. J. O. WARE Band Director MRS. PAT WARE H.S. English and Study Hall MR. HAYDEN WATKINS Industrial Education MR. ARGIE WILSON Biology Which one do you get? ' IJC-AHS School Staff Transportation FRANK SENTER AND MAJOR DAVIS Maintenance Workers Electrician JOE BATES C. O. FRANKS, MARVIN BURLESON, MARSHALL PIERCE, ELMER BATES, POLICEMAN, ANDREW GREEN, CLIFTON COCKRELL, AND ELDON MORRISON. 19 Bookstore Managers MR. AND MRS. T. L. BURCH Student Center Workers nim Hi IT! afffi MRS. PRICE SENTER, MANAGER; MRS. C. A. GREEN; MR. C. A. GREEN; MRS. R. G. JAMERSON; MR. R. G. JAMERSON; MR. COCKRELL 20 Janitorial Services C. O. FRANKS DAY - SALLY PICKETT, SYBLE SMITH, JESSIE GREGORY, FRONT ROW; BACK ROW, CHRISTINE CLARK, CHALMBERS ROBERTS, WINONA ROBERTS. Cafeteria Workers NIGHT - KATHRYN COCKRELL, ERNIE FRANKS, VERA WALLACE, AND PEGGY DAVIS. Dietician MRS. LOE SHEFFIELD 21 Editor-in-chief Cover Design PAM HAYNES The editor is in charge of the over-all planning of the annual. The editor plans the pictures and the layout. Pom was also in charge of the art work and designing the cover. Sports Editor WAYNE LESLEY The sports editor handles the football, basketball, and baseball sections in the yearbook. M I R R R ' 68 S T A F F Assistant Editor SHARON GAITHER The assistant editor serves closely with the editor. Sharon did much of the typing for this annual. Advisor WILLIAM MILES The faculty advisor works along with the staff in the preparation of the annual. jr — ' ' 68 President DENTON CUNNINGHAM Vice-President SHERRY MORRISON IJC STUDENT COUNCIL Representatives Sophomores BUTCH MOORE MELBA WISE BOYD WILLIAMS Floater TOMMY GASSAWAY Freshmen DARRELL RANKIN STEVE JONES PAM HAYNES Sponsors MR. CARL COMER MRS. P. A. SHEFFIELD The Student Council is the students ' voice in the school. The IJC Student Council is composed of the officers, the representatives elected from each of the classes, and a floater representative. These members are elected by a campus-v ide election. This year ' s Student Council sponsored the homecoming dance, decorated the student center for the dance, and entered a float in the parade. The Student Council was also in charge of the Christmas decoration. The project of the Student Council is to erect the old school bell in a new position on the horseshoe. 24 Secretary KATHY YOUNG V Treasurer CLARICE TUTOR JONES, MORRISON, WISE, HAYNES, CUNNINGHAM, YOUNG, TUTOR, AND GASSAWAY. 25 HALL OF Denton Cunningham Son of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Cunningham of Hamilton. Grad- uate of Hamilton High School. Football letterman two years. Dean ' s list. President of IJC Student Council. Plans to attend the University of Mississippi and major in business. 26 Billie Faye Wilson Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Argie Wilson of Fulton. Graduate of lAHS. President of Spanish Club. Reporter of Mu Alpha Theta. Secretary of Christian Bible Center. Dean ' s List. Plans to attend Harding College at Searcy, Arkansas as a mathematics major. FAME Kaye Swain Lloyd Digby Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buster Swain of Fulton. Vice- President of French Club. Vice-President of BSU. Mu Alpha Theta. Dean ' s List. Major in Medical Technology at Mississippi State Uni- versity. Graduate of Itawamba Agricultural High School. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Mollis Digby of Fulton. Graduate of lAHS. Vice-President of Mu Alpha Theta. Member of French Club. Hopes to attend Mississippi State University with a major in mathematics. Mr. IJC. 27 SOPHOMORE CLASS ' 67 President J. C. Chism Vice-President Richard Davis Sec Bob Treasurer Clarice Tutor Sponsors Stacy Russell C 28 ■ ' 68 retary Beachum Gerald Creely Anthony, Eddie Mae Nettleton Arnold, Shirley Ponfofoc Arrant, Sandra Kay Greenwood Springs Ausborn, Irene Moore Fulton Baldwin, Martha Jo Pontotoc Barnett, Etta Beene Dorsey Barnett, Marion Patricia Fulton Beachum, Robert Lee Nettleton 29 n1 r, Bean, Benny Ray Ofco ono Beasley, David Virgil Tupelo Bell, Johnny Lee Tupelo Bickerstaff, Joe Daniel Amory Bishop, Kenneth Roy Baldwyn Boozer, Howard Thomas Amory Boozer, Ronnie David Greenwood Springs Bourland, Hal Cooper, Jr. Aberdeen Bowling, Bobby George Fulton Brewer, Jimmy Lee Greenwood Springs Brooks, Harvey Gene Gunfown Brooks, Lynn Alice Amory Burdine, Charles Lester Fulton Buskirk, William Paul Tupelo Butler, Mary Ann Pontofoc Cogle, Gerald D. Baldwyn 30 Carnothan, Eddie Doyle Tupelo Carpenter, Ephraim C. Smithville Carter, Marie Eileen Ca edon;o Cauthern, Margarita Smitfivi7 e Cheek, Phyllis Marie Smithville Chestnutt, Dannie Lee Go den Chism, J. C. 60 dwyn Christian, Barbara Diane Fulton Clayton, Phillip Don Fulton Cobb, James Womble Pontotoc Coleman, Jerry Keith Thaxton Cother, John Ed Amory Cox, Brendo Joyce Amory Cox, Sharon P. Amory Criddle, Shelton Clark Houston Crook, Ira Thomas Amory Cunningham, Denton I Hamilton Cunningham, Ernestine] Goffmon Dahlem, Jimmy Horril Armory Daniel, Jerry Lamar Pontofoc Davis, C. Louise Pontotoc Davis, Janice Marie Fulton Davis, Jessie Newton Amory Davis, Richard Smith Fulton Digby, Lloyd George Fulton Dowdy, Lannie W. Pontotoc Downs, Jimmy Edward Amory Dudley, Jerry C. Guin, Alabama Evans, Eirksel Ray Pontotoc Farrar, Margaret Ann Amory Francis, George Thomas Tupelo Franks, James Alfred Dorsey 32 Gaither, Janice Lynne Fulton Garrett, Michael Ray Ecru Gassaway, Thomas Leslie Saltillo Glover, Raymond Lesley Tupelo Green, M. Earl Armory Gregory, Peggy Joyce Ecru Grubbs, William Henry Amory Guin, Larry Dean Marietta Guyton, Billy G. Nettleton Hole, Lance Hamilton Pontofoc Hall, Brenda Wright Aberdeen Hall, Randal Lee Marietta Hamilton, Dennis Leo Pontotoc Hardin, Bennie Mike Pontotoc Hortsell, Billy Paul Tremont Herndon, Sadie Evelyn Shar non 33 Hester, Carolyn Adelle Ponfofoc Hester, Phillip Lee Tupelo Hester, Ruthie Dianne Nettleton Hinton, Peggy Elaine Houlka Hoing, Clarence Sarepta Holcomb, A. Clinton Ecru Holder, Anna Laura Fulton Holley, Larry Wayne Tupelo Homan, Carol Gene Shannon Howell, Janette Sylvia Ponfofoc Humphres, Glen Lee Vina, Alabama Ingram, Linda Monette Amory Jenkins, Sara Lynn Shannon Jones, Frank Douglas Okolona Justice, Nancy Lynn A loorevi7 e Kennedy, Barbara Ann Sexor, Alabama 34 Girls ' Dorm Christmas Party SOPHOMORES ' 67- ' 68 Kennedy, Vickie Shannon Kimbrough, Lorry Wayne Tupelo Kmg, Ted C. Pontofoc Knight, Sandra Jo Hamilton, Alabama Lambert, Vicki Yvonne Tupelo Lanphere, Roger Michele So fi7 o Littlephn, John Thomas Pontotoc Long, Brenda Gail Shonnon 35 Lowery, Linda Darlene Ponfofoc Lucius, Sandra Ponfofoc McAnally, Charley J. Amory McBroyer, Sherry Long Sa fi; o McCarthy, James Larry Baldwyn McCoy, Kay Ponfofoc McGee, Regina Marlene Fulton McMellon, Gloria Gail Fulfon SOPHOMORES ' 68 The two Sherrys help with registration 36 Maffett, Vernon Harper Pontotoc Magers, Barbara Jean Gunfown Morkham, Janice Carolyn Greenwood Springs Martin, Charles Lee Dorsey Martin, Earl Okolona Mason, Carl Wayne Smithvllle Mattox, Lina Cecile Verona Melton, Herbert Dwight Gunfown Sophomores exercise their right to vote 37 MR. SAM SULLIVAN, who grows beautiful roses and a person whose concern for the campus often goes unmentioned. MR. JOE E. SANDERS David Lipscomb College Nashville, Tennessee Speaker at Religious Emphasis Week Miller, Leroy W. Hamilton Mingo, Nancy Carol Amory Mitchell, Doyle Roy Dorsey Mobley, Debbie Anne Tupelo Moffett, David Ray Sm ithville Montgomery, Regino Kay Ecru Moore, Carolyn Butch Neftleton Morris, Kenneth Wayne Aberdeen 38 Morrison, Sherry Lane Ponfofoc Mullins, Mary Kathryn Nettleton Murphree, Judy Ann Fulton Myers, Carl Wayne New Albany Nelson, James David Aberdeen Newton, Perry Michael Amory Noe, Nova Lou Smithville Odom, Eddie Wayne Amory Orear, Wanda Joy Fulton Ovi ' ens, Loretta Tupelo Owings, Betty Ann Tupelo Owings, Ronald Reed Nettleton Palmer, James A., Jr. Amory Pannell, Eddie Susan Tupelo Parnell, Patricia Louise Tupelo Pearce, James Randy Mooreville 39 Pearce, Patricia Ann Fulton Pearmcn, Lano Tallant Ponfofoc Pettey, Gloria Ann Shannon Polizzi, Margaret Nan Amory Posey, Susan Gail Verona Poteet, George K. Guntown Prestridge, Peggy Jean Smithville Price, Michael Don Cuntown Raden, John R. Aberdeen Ratliff, Earl Prentiss 6a dwyn Ray, Keith Wayne rhaxton Reed, John Ronald Tupelo Reader, Bertha Dianne Pontotoc Rickels, Jerry Tupelo Rieves, Herbert Glenn Smithville Riggs, Glen A. Tupelo 40 L IJC ' s Folk Singing Group Riley, Mack Watson Amory Ritter, Calvin Anderson Nettleton Robbins, Lynn J. Ponfofoc Rodgers, Benjamin Elliott Aberdeen Roye, David Neal Pontotoc Rue, Carol Amory Russell, Teresa Goyle Pontotoc Rye, Melinda Ann Smith ville 41 Scott, Martha E. Greenwood Springs Scruggs, Sandra Nell So ti7 o Schumpert, Judith Ellis Tupelo Sheffield, Douglas Allen Dorsey Shurden, Charles Ronald Tupelo Simmons, Kenneth A. Smithville Sisco, Gwendell Jay Fulton Sponn, Larry Wayne Smithville Spearman, Charlie Dale Tremont Spearman, Jackie Dimple Shonnon Spradling, Janice Morris Oltolona Stephens, Johnny Q. Tupelo Stevens, Joel Coy Smith v 7le Streety, Nancy Mel Amory Suggs, Virginia Lane Smithville Swain, Angelyn Kaye Fulton 42 ILL Swan, Clyde Michael Amory Swindle, Dannie H. Z on, Illinois Swords, Betty Carol Pontotoc Tackett, Margaret Louise Tupelo Tallant, Robert Edward Houston Tharp, Sharon Kay Red Bay, Alabama Thomas, Sandra Gale Fulton Thompson, Roy Glenn Smith ville Timms, Joy Faye Tremont Tinsley, Dianne Amory Townsend, Glyndon B. Go den Trawick, Curtis Duane Shannon Tucker, Adonis Nell Fulton Tucker, Dorrell Levert Fulton Tucker, Dona Carol Fulton Turner, Mitchell Alexander Fulton 43 Tutor, Hannah Clarice Ecru Tutor, Jerry Neel Ecru Tyus, Robert Dwoyne Tupelo Vanlandingham, Brenda Kay Solfi7 o Vaughan, Monda Elaine Hatley Vaughan, Natasha Ellene Hatley Waldrep, Mildred West Point Wallace, Hazel Faye Ponfofoc Ward, Eugene William, Jr. Hatley Wardlaw, Mary Susan Fulton Warren, Sherrell David Fulton Washington, Linda Kay Houlka Weatherly, Sherrie Anne Ponfofoc Wesson, Celio Frances Dorsey Whitehead, Cecil Eugene Shannon Whitehead, Robert Samuel Okolona 44 ' ' ■. Wilder, Margaret Jane Ponfofoc Williams, Boyd Nelson Tupelo Williams, Larry Eugene | Ofcolono Wilson, Billie Faye Fulton Whitlock, James Richard Aberdeen Wigginton, Danny Ray Smithville 45 Windham, Elbert Wayne Tremonf Win stead, Daree Wilson Hamilton, Alabamo Wise, Melbo Ann Pontotoc Witt, James Allen Tupelo Wiygul, Mary Linda Fulton Woods, Deborah Teresa Tupelo Wren, Randolph Charles Greenwood Springs Young, Kathy Sue Pontotoc In Memory of James Gary Leathers Class of ' 68 46 ■tm -i Sophomore ANN BUTLER Sophomore REGINA MONTGOMERY Sophomore MARY MULLINS Freshman FRANCES BRANYAN Freshman RITA CRAWFORD President ' s Scholars Sophomores MRS. IRENE USBORN MRS. BEVERLY BEDFORD KENNETH BISHOP RONNIE BOOZER CHARLES BUTTS DIANNE CHRISTIAN MRS. LANA CLARK LLOYD DIGBY JIMMY DOWNS CECIL NELSON FLOYD FOWLKES JANICE GAITHER MRS. BRENDA HALL VICKIE KENNEDY NANCY JUSTICE JOHN THOMAS LITTLEJOHN BARRY McDonald CECILE MATTOX CARL MYERS DAVID NELSON JAMES NEVINS SUSAN PANNELL PATRICIA PEARCE LARRY RYAN MRS. JUDITH SCHUMPERT MRS. JANICE SPRADLING ROBERT TALLANT SHARON THARP SANDRA THOMAS CURTIS TRAWICK NATASHA VAUGHN MRS. CAROLYN WEAVER FRANCES WESSON Freshmen KATHY BRYANT DAVID BUSE SHARON BYRD CAROLYN COCKRELL STEPHEN DILLARD RONNIE DULANEY PAULA FUSSELL DARLENE GRAHAM DIANE GRAY PAM HAYNES DAVID HERRING SUSAN JACKSON CAROL JOHNSON JOHN HOYLE KING LARRY LITTLEJOHN CAROLYN LOWRIMORE FRIEDA MARION LAURA MOBLEY MOSE MILLER BRENDA NEAL STEVE PATE CHERYL PAYNE SANDRA PETTY CHARLES RILEY MARSHA RITTER CONNIE ROBINSON DONNA ROOT ANNETTE SPIGNER CAROL SUMMERS AMY TALLY BETTY TAYLOR KATHRYN WATSON DONNA WEST Dean ' s List 47 % um Adams, Billy Ray Fulton Adorns, Linda Susan Nettleton Allred, James A. Tupelo Andrews, Russell Ellis Amory Anthony, Billy Wayne West Point FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Charlie Fields Secretary Katie McKee Vice President Darrell Rankin Reporter Joy Snipes 48 Archer, Kenneth Thomas Aberdeen Aron, Nancy Carol Tupelo Ashcraft, Charles Melvyn Amory Bagwell, Wilda Virginia Pontotoc Bailey, Jimmy Lee Houlka Baker, Jack U. Okolona Ball, G. W. Pontotoc Barber, Charles Ray Tupelo Barnes, Wayne Fulton Bean, Sarah Elizabeth Fulton Sponsors Mrs. Russell Mr. Monroe l . la- Beard, Terry Wayne Fulton Beasley, David Virgil Tupelo Beasley, Larry Douglas Tupelo Bethoy, Dan ny Mac Tupelo Billmgsley, Hugh Gary Tupelo Black, John David Ecru Blanton, Ernest (Butch) Nettle ton Boland, Wiley Newman, Jr Pontotoc Bolm, Jimmy Wayne Okolona Boren, John Lamois Guntown Bowen, Helen Francis Aberdeen Bowen, James Paul Fulton ' w -SK, ' ! P . 7, 49 Bowen, Johnny Eldon Nettieton Bowen, Nino Fay Fulton Box, James H. Aberdeen Boyd, Beckie Doris Be den Bradley, Paul Wayne Saltilh Branyan, Frances Tupelo Brazeal, Judy Shonnon Brewer, Ronald Gene Aberdeen Bright, Jerry Shannon Brown, Jana Ellen Ecru Brown, Linda Gail Ecru Brown, Martha Ann Gunfown Bryant, Mollis Tremonf Bryant, Kathy Jean Amory Bryson, Ch erry D. Tupelo Buchanan, F. Lynn Houlka Burchfield, Rita G. rhoxton Burleson, Robert Fulton Buse, David L. Sa t 7 o Butler, Michael Tupelo Butler, Sarah Jane Tupelo Butler, Thomas W. Pontotoc Byrd, Sharon Louise Aberdeen Cadden, Homer Ricky ' Amory Campbell, Tommy Pontotoc Campbell, Tony E. Baldwyn Carmack, Dale Tupelo Carr, Judy Ann Tupelo Corroll, Gary Leon Pontotoc Cayson, Gary Dorsey 50 n Chattom, Charles Lee Houston Cheek, Billy Nettleton Chism, Jessie Lee Baldwyn Chism, Ronnie A. Amory Chism, Teresa Aberdeen Chrestman, James, Jr. Tupelo Chrestman, Richard C. Houlka Christian, Donald Kenosha, Wise. Christian, Rosemary Dorsey Christopher, Clyde Smith Guntown , Clark, Charles Crockett Aberdeen Clark, James L, Houston Cl ark, Jesse McKebben Tupelo Claunch, Lydia Kay Okolona Cloyborne, Ken B. Tupelo Cleveland, Elton Go den Clingan, Jane 7 upe o Cobb, Anita Weeks Pontotoc Cobb, Dennis Tupelo Cockerham, Phillip Hom 7ton Cockerham, Terry Hom;7ton Cockrell, Carolyn M. Guntown Coker, Rex Amory Colburn, Thomas Houston Cole, Becky Tupelo Cole, James Lloyd Tupelo Collins, Carolyn Amory Collinson, Alan Fulton Comer, Rickie Dorsey Cook, James D. Houston J 51 Cooper, Harold Dwain Greenwood Springs Cothran, Russell Rcndle ' doulka Cowort, Herbert Boyd Smithville Cowort, Joseph Greenwood Springs Cox, Phillip Baxter Pontotoc Crobb, Johnny So til o Crane, Phillip Keith Go den Crawford, Rita Joyce Pontotoc Criddle, Roger Dale Houston Crosby, Douglas Glenn Su gent, Ala. Crump, William Michael Houston Cruse, Michael Eugene Pontotoc Cummings, Jacqueline Guntown Cummings, Judith Pound Pontotoc Cunningham, Jams Hamilton Curlee, John Mac Aberdeen Dabbs, Danny Neil Nett eton Davidson, Clinton Lee Tupelo Davis, Patricia Ann Fulton Day, Jeannie Gertrude Pontotoc Dean, Mary Evelynne Amory Dendy, Freddie Daniel Smithville Dickerson, Bruce Tupelo Dickerson, Gary Paul Tupelo Dillard, Morris Stephen Tupelo Dowdy, Linda Joyce Pontotoc Dudley, Berry D. Gum, Ala. Dulaney, Deborah Jean Fulton Dulaney, Donnie Ray Fulton Dulaney, Ronald Thomas Fulton 52 Duncan, Ann Lesley Tupelo Duncan, Joseph Paul Nettleton Duncan, Mary Lee Aberdeen DuVall, Marvin Bud ' Dorsey Dye, Sharon Ann Shonnon Easterling, Billy M. Saltillo Easterling, Hoyle Saltillo Egger, Peggy Jean Amory Enlow, Linda Sue Fulton Estes, Jimmy Lamar Tupelo Estes, Paul Nettleton Estes, William Reedy Tupelo Evans, David Hudson P ontersvi e Evans, J. C. Hamilton Evans, James Edward Aberdeen Farrar, Danny Elmo Fulton Ferguson, Ted G. Guntown 1 Field, Charles B. Mi,. Aberdeen Fitzpatrick, John Dea V Aberdeen n jr Ford, William Gary A A Houlka Forrest, Peggi Jean Tupelo Foster, Donnie Ted Ponfofoc Foster, Joyce Tupelo Fowler, Marilyn Amory Francis, Doyle Butch ' Amory Francis, Mary Lou Smithv 7 e Franks, Anita Joyce Saltillo Franks, Dons Jean Fulton Funderburk, Paul Tupelo Fussell, Paula Ann Tupelo 53 Gaither, Sharon Fulton Gambrell, Margaret Tupelo Garrett, Henry M. Goftmon Gentry, Lyie Bradley Pontotoc George, Judie Carolyn Guntown Gibson, James Benjamin Nettleton Gilmore, Freddy R. Amory Goodson, Charlene Tupelo Googe, Nancy Martin Fulton Gosa, Coy L. Aberdeen Graham, Mary Darlene Pontotoc Gray, Ruby Diane Fulton Green, Mike Fulton Grimes, James Mackie Guntown Gunter, Knss Melony Tupelo FRESHMEN waiting to get the ' ' easy subjects 54 Gurley, James Terry Tupelo Haas, Billy Wayne Tupelo Halfocre, Jeanie Aberdeen Hall, Jimmy Allen Nettleton Hall, Michael Ray Greenwood Springs Hall, Robert M. Amory Hallmark, Dennis Allen Tupelo Hamilton, Gary Houston Hancock, Garry Tupelo Hankins, Bobby Dale Saltillo Hankins, Patsy Jane A oorevi7 e Hanson, Hallen Hamilton Harrington, Darrell Houston Harris, Charles E. Houlka Harris, James Ronald Plantersville Hastert, James K. Tupelo Hathcock, Jerry Michael Amory Haynes, Pamela Fulton Heliums, Jerry Wayne Tupelo Helms, Robert Gene Tupelo Herndon, Bobby Rex Pontotoc Herndon, James R. Amory Herring, David E. Nettleton Hershefelt, Don Tupelo Hester, Travis Lee Nettleton Hill, Julia Baldwyn Holder, Eddie Fulton Holland, James D. Guntown Holley, Robert S. Sorepta Hollowoy, Johnny Pontotoc 55 Hood, Jimmy Aberdeen Norton, Danny Tupelo Hudson, Stephen G. Tupelo Huffstotler, Brendo Ecru Hull, John David Hamilton Humble, Nathaniel Nettleton Humphries, Sheaffer Fulton Hunter, Delores Thaxton Irwin, Lillian Ann 6e den Jaggers, Bruce Tupelo Jamison, Jackie Lee Pontotoc Jarrell, Johnny Fulton Johnson, Carol Fulton Johnson, Danny Pontotoc Johnson, Glen Ray Nettleton Johnson, Hal Fulton Johnson, Lannie Fulton Johnson, Margaret Plantersville Johnson, Robert Go den Jones, John Dean Amory Jones, Richard C. Pontotoc Jordan, Rita Aberdeen Justice, Charles E. Amory Justice, Ronnie Amory Keith, Cathy A loorevi7 e Kelly, Thomas D. Tupelo Kemp, James Robert Tupelo Kennedy, Danny Tupelo Kennedy, Noel D. Detroit, Ala. Kenney, Linda Susan Pontotoc 56 Key, Herbert Tupelo Kimbrough, Johnnie Houston King, Herman Smithville King, Danny Okolona King, John Saltilh King, William Allen Saltilh Loborreare, William Falkner Lamb, Richard Allen Tupelo Lann, Jack Tupelo Leech, Johnny Amory Legrone, Jeanette lupeto Lesley, Wayne Dorsey Lewis, Edd Okolona Lilley, Cynthia Aberdeen Lindsey, Cleveland Plantersville Littlejohn, Larry Pontotoc Lloyd, Jim Houston Lochridge, Johnny Hamilton Loden, Mickey Tupelo Long, Jerry Allen Tupelo Long, Sarah Jane Okolona Long, Henry Vaughn Pontotoc Love, Nancy Tupelo Lovern, Thomas Sm thv 7 e Lowrimore, Carolyn Aberdeen Lucius, Sandra Faye Pontotoc McCalpin, Larry Zion, Illinois McCarter, Earl (Ikey) Tupeto McCarter, Martha Tupelo McCarver, Glenn A. Ecru A... 57 Freshmen vote for Representatives FRESHMEN ' 68 McCharen, Cheryl Pontotoc McCool, James Earl Greenwood Springs McDole, Diane Shannon McGregor, Patricia Algoma McKee, Katie Lee Fulton McKinney, Kathy Fulton McKnight, Janie Houlka McLoyd, Angus Dorsey McNeece, Mike Tupelo McQuary, Ronald Gary Woodland McVay, David Tupelo Mabus, Lorry Fulton Malone, Wanda Anne Tuepio Manosco, Elizabeth Aberdeen Marion, Frieda M. Tupelo 58 Marion, Susan Verona Martin, Bennie Joe Pontotoc Martin, James Ray Pontotoc Martin, Ralph D. Pontotoc Maxey, Luna Mae Amory May, Bobby Pontotoc May, Jerry Pontotoc May, Mary Fulton Meyer, Karen Ann Verona Miller, Dickie Amory Miller, Mose D. Hami7ton Miller, Ray Amory Minor, Jimmy L. Amory Mitchell, Zora Lee Aberdeen Mobley, Laura Ann Pontotoc Montgomery, Beverly Pontotoc Monts, Steve Plantersville Moore, Bernice Amory Moore, Gary Lee Fulton Moore, Jimmy Okolona Moore, Jerry H. Neftlefon Moore, Johnny Pontotoc Moore, Robert Aberdeen Moore, Sheryl Amory Moore, Thomas E. Okolona Morgan, Randall Smithville Morris, Bettye R. Amory Mullins, George W. Neftlefon Mullins, James M. Neftlefon Murff, Judy Caledonia 59 Nanney, Frankie W. Fulton Neal, Brenda Nettleton Neaves, Lonnie C. Saltillo Nevins, Judy Hamilton Newell, Kermit Wayne Marietta Newell, Susan M. Pontotoc Nichols, Tommy M. Tupelo Noonon, Beth Tupelo O ' Calloghom, John Tupelo Oliver, Jerry Wayne Shannon Oswalt, Roger Houston Owen, William C. Saltillo Palmer, Tommy C. Baldwyn Parker, Alice Faye Nettleton Pate, Steven Fulton Patterson, Terry Nettleton Payne, Cheryl Lee Tupelo Payne, Patricia Nettleton Pearce, Donney A loorevi le Pearson, Steve Dole Smithville Peden, Henry I. Aberdeen Peden, Joe William Aberdeen Petrekovic, Richard Tupelo Petty, Margaret Ann Red Bay, Ala. Petty, Sandra Kay Amory Pickle, Larry Amory Plunkett, Jennifer Smithville Plunkett, Linda Nettleton Poole, Tommy C. Otolono Poteet, Linda Guntown 60 Powell, Glenda Swithville Prestage, Tony Bean Fulton Randolph, Richard Tupelo Rankin, Thomas Dcrrell Tupelo Paper, Margaret Anita Sa ti7 o Ray, Gary Dale Amory Reed, Rose Ellen Fulton Reese, Beverly June Tupelo Reich, Florence Nettleton Reich, Kathryn Nettleton Rice, James R. So f 7 o Rickels, Jerry Leiand Tupelo Riley, Charles Fulton Riley, Ramona Lynne ' Tupelo Ritter, Marsha Lynn Hafley I All FRESHMAN boys get a free haircut Roach, Danny Gene Tupelo Roberts, Sharon Nefflefon Robertson, Janice Fulton Robinson, Connie Fulton Robinson, Sandra Dorsey Root, Donna Frances Tupelo Rue, Carol Dean Amory Rumburg, Sheryl Lee Tupelo Russell, Freddie Tupelo Russell, Virginia Ann Red Bay. Ala. Rye, Sherron Aberdeen Rye, Stephen Amory Sanders, Delores Aberdeen Sanders, Robert Amory Soppington, Michael Pontotoc Soppington, Phillip 6 ue Springs Sartin, Donnie Tremont Schrock, James S. Aberdeen Senter, Lana Fulton Shackelford, Judy Fulton Shaw, Jeff Fulton Sheffield, Dena Lou Fulton Sheffield, Dudley Dorsey Sheffield, Joe Dorsey Sheffield, Joyce Dorsey Shelton, Wayne Amory Simineau, Dons Greenwood Springs Simmons, Richard Pontotoc Sims, Horry J. Houlka isk, Curtis Roy Shannon 62 FRESHMEN Sisk, James Morgan Houston Sisk, Joe Allen Shannon Skeen, Hammond Tupelo Smith, Billy P. Dorsey Smith, Danny Lynn Sa f 7 o Smith, Freddy Cor! Tupelo Smith, Paulette Tupelo Smith, Ronald Carl Tupelo Smith, Sue Dorsey Snipes, Joy Tupelo Spencer, Charles, Jr. Houston Spencer, Daniel Tupelo Spigner, Annette Marietta Stanford, William Fulton Stanley, James Douglas Verono 63 v i ' jl 4 Talley, Dan B. Dayton, Ohio Tally, Amy Susanne A loorevi7 e Tote, Alfred Allen Shannon Taylor, Betty Jean Aberdeen Taylor, Eugene Fulton Taylor, Ronald Aberdeen Stanphill, Tommy Red Bay, Ala. Stevenson, Bobby C. Amory Steward, Max Harold Randolph Stone, Richard Ray Tremonf Stovall, Larry Joe Plantersville Strickland, Jerry Belmont Sullivan, Eddie Tupelo Summers, Carol Ruth A loorevi le Summers, Jane Fulton Summers, Joe David 8e den Summers, Stacy Allen Tupelo Swords, Hayward Roy Tupelo Tockett, Bobby Joe A loorevif e FRES Anything can i; %W lyB k ' i 64 Taylor, Stephen Greenwood Springs Temple, Merle W., Jr. NefHefon Terry, Bobby Joe Pontotoc Thomas, James Houston Thomas, Jessie Hazel Tupelo Thomas, Linda Dale Go den Thompson, Lynette Tupelo Timmons, Leiand Go den Trawick, Carey Lee Shannon Tucker, Jimmy Allen Fulton W m if V A i I W. ftk , N v J ■ lEN ound in a Dorm Tucker, Michael Fulton Turner, O ' Neal Tupelo Tutor, Barbara Sue Pontotoc Tutor, Roger Dole Fulton Umfress, Betty Fulton Umphers, Douglas Nea Fulton Underwood, Paul E. Dorsey Vail, James Carl Tupelo Von Buskirk, Ronald Tupelo 65 Vance, Sheryl Grenada Vaughn, Catherine Amory Vickery, Harold, Jr. Amory Waddle, William Marion Nettleton Walden, Gwyn Aberdeen Woldrep, Mildred West Point Waldrop, Mark Louis Ponfofoc Wallace, Gerald Futton Walters, Claudette Greenwood Springs Waters, Rebecca Saltillo Watson, Kathryn Tupelo Watson, Lawrence Steve Tupelo Webster, Hoyt Wayne Becker Weil, Stephen Hugh Tupelo Welch, Leonard Pontotoc Wells, Van, Jr. Aberdeen West, Donna Yvonne Amory West, James Fletcher Tupelo West, Kevin Stephen Tupelo West, Daniel Caledonia Wheeler, David L. Fulton White, Linda Gail Guntown White, Mary Zone Fulton Wiggmton, Randall Smithville Wilbanks, Brendo Tupelo Wilburn, Joey Lee Dorse y Williams, Charles Aberdeen Williams, Danny Aberdeen Williams, Frances Aberdeen Williams, Louis Ray Aberdeen 66 Wils9n, Harry M. Tupelo Wilson, Janie Lynn Tupelo Wilson, Sammy C. Pontotoc Wilson, William Xerxes P anfersv 7le Witt, Roger Ferrell Pontotoc Wiygul, Frank Mollis, Jr. Fulton Wiygul, James Earl Tupelo Wood, James Franklin Tupelo Wood, Thomas Dean Ecru Wood, Tommy Gene Pontotoc Woods, Betty Irene Aberdeen Wooldridge, Wayne Michael Guntown Wouldridge, James Noel Fulton Wynn, Larry William Aberdeen Yielding, Betty Jane Dorsey Young, Janice Kay Verono Young, James G. Guntown Young, James Robert Amory Young, Nancy Lee Neftleton FRESHMEN - Not Shown Blake, Judy - Nettleton Boren, Michael Guy — Tupelo Brock, Harold Von — Tupelo Cooper, Sarah Joan — Pontotoc Forrar, Douglas Wayne — Belden Gordon, Dexter Leo, Jr. — Aberdeen Grissom, Chorlene — Fulton Honey, Doris Nell — Amory Herndon, Robert Bruce — Aberdeen Jackson, Susan Felicia — Tupelo Jones, Jack Steven — Pontotoc Lancaster, Judy Carol — Houston Lesley, Geraldine — Dorsey McNeil, Donald Sherrill - Red Bay, Matthews, Anthony — Fulton Minor, Steve — Baldwyn Palmer, Jimmy Travis — Tupelo Pearson, Ronald Herman — Houston Robbins, James, Jr. — Verono Thomas, William Wayne — Houlka Wolfe, Gory Deon — V orren, Ark. Ala. 67 SAMMY WHITEHEAD, Okolona; JANETTE HOWELL, Pontotoc; BOB BEACHUM, Nettleton; DIANE HESTER, Nettleton k i- ,,: . -- :}fmV ' f ■•i, ' 71 ,_ WfM ' ' 7. • • ' - DANNY DABBS, Nettleton; SHERRY RUMBURG, Tupelo; LINDA KENNEY, Pontotoc; RITA JORDAN, Aberdeen; MAC CURLEE, Aberdeen. MR. AND MISS IJC Lloyd Digby Kathy Young % ' T ' isi Miss IJC Kathy Young The parents of Miss IJC are Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Young of Pontotoc. She is a graduate of Pontotoc. During her freshman year at IJC, Kathy was one of the top ten beauties, a member of the Valentine Sweetheart court, and a member of the Drama Club. She was a member of the cast of Ask Any Girl. As a sophomore at Itawamba Junior College, she served as a cheerleader, secretary of the Student Council, and was voted Most Versatile in the Who ' s Who. She had the leading part in the produc- tion of Bad Seed this fall. Next year, Kathy plans to at- tend Delta State. Her personality and her activities in school affairs make Kathy a well-rounded student and an ideal Miss IJC. Mr. IJC Lloyd Digby Mr. IJC ' s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mollis Digby of Ful- ton. Lloyd is a graduate of Itawamba Agricultural High School. He serves as vice-president of the Mu Alpha Theta and has been a member of the French Club for two years. Besides being active in the affairs of the school, Lloyd is a very active member of his church. He is also a member of the church choir which appears on television each Sunday. He plans to enter Mississippi State Universi- ty next year to pursue a career in mathematics. Lloyd en- joys his leisure time deer hunting and archery hunting. His devotion to his school and his church resulted in his being selected as Mr. IJC and a member of the Hall of Fame. 71 CUTEST Sammy Whitehead Melba Wise , « f i III 111 ' Iv. ' FRIENDLIEST Jessie Chism Butch Moore WITTIEST Charlie Burdine Vicki Lambert  w i MOST ATHLETIC MOST ENERGETIC Wayne Parker Janis Cunningham ;:t . ' f n MOST BEAUTIFUL Peggy Gregory m % ' t t Sheryl Vance Peggi Forrest BEAUTIES Rosemary Christian 82 MR. RUDOLPH HATCHER Data Processing Beauty Contestants MISS LAURA HOLDER Secretary to Dean Abel Second Semester MR. JAMES TOLLEH Foreign Languages Second Semester . . . People MR. DANNIE SWINDLE Postman MRS. SAM MAYHALL Senior English — Second Semester 83 HOMECOMING QUEEN Peggy Gregory Tommy Gassaway - Escort FOOTBALL QUEEN Carolyn Butch Moore Hollis Wiygul - Escort HOMECOMING COURT 85 FRESHMAN MAID Delores Hunter Steve Pate w 1 N N 1 N G F L A T 1 ' ' H M E C M I N G ' 67 SOPHOMORE MAID Sadie Herndon Ben Patterson F R E N C H C L U B Visits by Parents Friends L A -- ' jgri T-j ,, «- K a BUTCH MOORE Nettleton SHERRY RUMBURG Tupelo GO ' WP. .1 Head Cheerleader SHERRY WEATHERLY - PONTOTOC Mascot SHERYL VANCE - Grenada CHEERLEADERS KATHY YOUNG Pontotoc PATRICIA PAYNE Nettleton GO 88 LYDIA CLAUNCH Okolona SPORTS Editor - Wayne Lesley f « « n 4 ■ ' iriaiiilltr i ' HIIW Stars ri ; - ' - 1 Pearl River Delta Jr. College Douthwest Jr. College Jones Jr. College Northwest Jr. College Perkinston Jr. College East Miss. Jr. College Hinds Jr. College East Central Jr. College Holmes Jr. College 9 w V ' ste- L ' ' ii ■ -r-zr; IJC O 10 14 19 26 28 12 37 32 27 34 59 19 62 20 24 14 42 12 49 L JOE STEVbNS Guard ' - ' 9 ' SAMMY WHITEHEAD Halfback r SAPPINGTON Fullback V ■ ' W ROGER LAMPHERE Center M I DICKIE MILLER Quarterback W , ' DAVID MOFFETT Halfback X ' Nlll CT . - fl -jgi  ' i « ♦ JIMMY HALL f Halfback ■ ■• ■ ' JIMMY MOORE Center HOLLIS WIYGUI ' t Fullback «Si««! '  IJC FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach DUDLEY MILLER Assistant Coach DOCK WALL MANAGERS Danny King — Okolona Jerry Coleman — Tupelo Danny Dabbs — Nettleton 94 Flag on the Play! Will he tackle this Perk player? Boyd catches a pass 95 BASKETBALL o RICHARD CHRESTMAN Forward-Center BARRY McDonald Guard GARY HAMILTON Forward-Center 96 WAYNE PARKER Forward-Center 0gl mgEM FRANKLIN WOOD Forward KENNETH BISHOP Guard LARRY McDonald Guard LARRY PICKLE Forward PETE ALLEN Guard TOMMY WOOD Guard JIM LLOYD Guard 97 Manager DAN FARRAR Manager JESSIE CHISM IJC in action! BASKETBALL SCORES North Half Tournament at IJC Feb. 21-24 IJC 72 East Mississippi 54 Semi-finals Northeast 63 IJC 57 Coach BUSTER DAVIS IJC Scores BASEBALL TEAM Front row (I to r) Eugene Ward, Darrell Rankin, Bob Beochum, Ben Patterson, and Steve Jones. Second row (I to r) Jimmy Sisk, Jimmy Hood, Ronnie Dulaney, Corey Trawick, Curtis Trawick, and Jerry Coleman. Bock row — Coach Monroe, Peter Allen, Glyndon Townsend, Butch Jones, Ken Bishop, Danny Johnson, Lon- nie Neaves, Charles Harris, Manager, and Thomas Moore. Coach CURTIS MONROE Pitchers L to R — Ben Patterson, Steve Jones, Bob Beochum, and Darrell Rankin. 99 Outfield Jimmy Hood, Jerry Coleman, Eugene Ward, Butch Jones, Curtis Trowick, and Giyndon Townsend. BASEBALL ' 68 100 Infield Seoted — Peter Allen, Carey Trawick, Jimmy Sisk, and Danny Johnson. Standing — Lonnie Neaves and Ronnie Dulaney. n IJC - AHS BAND BAND DIRECTOR J. O. Ware, Jr. DRUM MAJOR Teresa Russell INDIANETTES — Nina Bowen, Head; Teresa Chism, Debbie McAlilly, Judy Shackleford, Janice Davis, Dena Sheffield, Rita Jordan, Jeannie Day, Diane Tinsley, and Rebecca Waters. CLARINETS — Laura Mobley, Jane Wilder, Nan Polizzi, Diane Tinsley, Rebecca Waters, Rita Jordan, Janice Davis, Debbie McAlilly, Lynne Spencer, Pam Anthony, Sandra Nabors, Virginia Stephens, Rosa Lee Harden, and Debbie Bullard FRENCH HORN - Teressa Chism and Gwyn Wolden CORNETS — Jo Knight, Jackie Spearman, Bill Grubbs, Ronald Pearson, Tommy Moore, Robert Hinkle, Jeannie Day, and Bud Duvall. TROMBONES — Darrell Tucker, Larry McCarthy, and Sammy Whitehead. BARITONE SAXAPHONE - Gloria Pettey BASS CLARINET - Betty Owings BARITONE - Lee Chattom TIMPANI - Janie Suggs BELLS — Peggy Taylor and Peggi Forrest BASS — Gerald Cagle and Bruce Dickerson CONTRA-BASS CLARINET - Teresa Russell PERCUSSION - Tony Wallace, Earnest Boutwell, Robert Hall, Steve Rial, James Clark, and Jerry Rickels. 101 SAXOPHONE: Sherron Rye, Wayne Webster, Gloria Pettey, Tommy Gossaway, and Randal Carter DRUM MAJOR Teresa Russell HEAD MAJORETTE Nina Bowen BAND DIRECTOR J. O. Ware, Jr. The Bond is seen marching in one of its numerous parades 102 x TERESA CHISM Amory RITA JORDAN Aberdeen DENA SHEFFIELD Fulton I T A W A M B A J U N I R C L L E G E JANICE DAVIS Fulton DEBBIE McALLILY Fulton I N D I A N E T T E S w - JEANNIE DAY Pontotoc JUDY SHACKELFORD Fulton DIANE TINSLEY Amory REBECCA WATERS Soltillo IQ3 7 e Ckie taiH 104 ANN DUNCAN, JOY SNIPES, AND VICKIE KENNEDY Not Shown - SHERYL VANCE Knowledge in youth is wisdom in age. Silf Olliifftatti Published every two weeks during the regular school session by Journalism Students at Itawamba Junior College and Agricultural High School, whose aims are to promote the general welfare of students, fac- ulty and community. Printed by The Itawamba County Times, Fulton 38843 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF _ VICKIE KENNEDY ASSISTANT EDITOR SHERYL VANCE BUSINESS MANAGER ___ ANN DUNCAN FEATURE EDITOR JANIS CUNNINGHAM FASHION EDITOR . _____ JOY SNIPES STAFF ADVISOR WILLIAM T. MILES SPORTS STAFF DAN FARRAR and BOYD WILLIAMS News Staff: Clarice Tutor, Ricky Beam, Vicki Sue Broom, Rebecca Burch, Timothy Burton, Myra Davis, Linda Sue Elliff, Random Jerene Fikes, Bolivia Cad- dy, Peggy Jane Gregory, Martha Gibbs, Nellie Hol- senback, Brenda Hughes, Jane Loden, Gerald Mc- Gee, Janie Maxcy, Mary Paulette Murrell, Charlotte Roberston, Betty Sheffield, Virginia Stephens, Jac- queline Tucker, Bonnie Waddell, Stephanie York, and Bonnie Young. High School Photographei — Rosa Lee Harden Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union is composed of students from the Baptist church. A devotional is given tv ice a day. Members also attend the State Baptist Convention in Jackson in November. M . ■E ' fe . President THOMAS LITTLEJOHN Vice-President DANNY JOHNSON Publicity - KENNETH BISHOP Devotional - ROBERT MOORE Social - JANETTE HOWELL Music - LARRY LIHLEJOHN Enlistment - MARIAN WADDLE Stewardship - STACY SUMMERS Missions - JERRY RICKELS Pianists - ERNESTINE CUNNINGHAM JUDY MURFF JUDY SCHUMPERT Secretary MARTHA SCOTT Advisor REV. ULVIE PITTS The BSU assisted students at registration. 105 Wesley Foundation f f c e r s 1 9 6 7 6 8 106 The Christian Bible Center is made of the students who are members of the Church of Christ faith. The Students come to the Chris- tian Bible Center for devotionals and during their breaks. 1 ftWf t il President GLYNDON TOWNSEND Vice-Pres. MIKE TUCKER Secretary BILLIE FAY WILSON Treasurer ADONIS TUCKER Reporter PAM ANTHONY Advisor Advisor BRO. JAMES JONES BRO. JAMES PALMER Fulton Bean ' s Ferry The Christian Bible Center sponsored a get acquainted party at the start of school. 107 r7 - Phi Beta Lambda The Phi Beta Lambda is an organization for Students interested in the business field. The club sponsored the annual beauty review and a talent show. The highlight of the year is attending the state convention at the University of Mississippi in March. The Club par- ticipates in many of the contests during the convention. The Phi Beta Lambda won third place in the Homecoming Parade. Vice-President JOY SNIPES I Secretary DIANE GRAY President BILL GRUBBS Reporter NANCY YOUNG Treasurer ROSIE REED MRS. Sponsor FRED SPENCER Sponsor MRS. BILLY TODD Student Education Association This organization is interested in students who are capable and interested in the teaching profession as a career. President SAMMY WHITEHEAD Vice-President SHERRY MORRISON Secretary SHERRY WEATHERLY 4m Sponsor MR. TILHMAN 109 Home Economics Club For person ' s interested in the field of home economics, there is the Home Economics Club. At their meeting they present inter- esting programs involved in the home and its surroundings. President CLARICE TUTOR 1 St Vice-Pres. LANA ALLEN CLARK 2nd Vice-Pres. PATRICIA PAYNE Secretary JUDY MURPHREE no Treasurer MARGURITA CAUTHERN Reporter DENA SHEFFIELD Program Chairman JACKIE CUMMINGS Advisor MISS MILLER Agriculture Club Itawamba Junior College Agriculture Club is composed of the students who are interested in agriculture. To become a member a person must be taking some course in this field. Pres. DAN WEST Vice-Pres. JERRY COLEMAN Secretary E. C. CARPENTER Treasurer JOE BICKERSTAFF Reporter JOE STEVENS Parliamentarian JIM BREWER Sentinel VAN WELLS Advisor M. T, SEITZ Industrial Education Club The Industrial Education Club is composed of the students at Itawamba Junior College who are interested in fields related to industrial education. This club goes on several tours of the large plants in the area. President - HAMMOND SKEEN Vice-President - MIKE HARDIN Secretary-Treasurer - JACKSON LANN Reporter - WAYNE MASON Sponsors - HAYDEN WATKINS DAVID UMFRESS Mr, V atkins made much of the furniture for his home. Here his fami- ly is shown in their living room. Mu Alpha Theta The Mu Alpha Theta is an honorary mathematics fraternity created to stimulate interests in moth outside the classroom. To be- come a member a student must complete at least four semester hours with a B average to be inducted into this club. An annual trip to research center is taken. This organization is active in School functions. Officers President GLYNDON TOWNSEND y Vice-President LLOYD DIGBY Secretary LINDA WIYOUL Reporter BILLIE FAY WILSON Members 113 President LARRY LITTLEJOHN Vice-President GLORIA McMELLEN Secretary SANDRA THOMAS Drama Club The Drama Club consists of those who participate in plays. Bad Seed (Fall) KATHY YOUNG - Rhoda JANIS CUNNINGHAM - Christine Penmark SHERRY MORRISON - Monica Breedlove JERRY RICKELS - Emory Wages LARRY LITTLEJOHN - Leroy SANDRA THOMAS - Miss Fern MIKE PATTERSON - Regnald Tasker MELINDA RYE - Miss Daigle JERRY WILLIAMS - Kenneth Penmark LARRY CANTRELL - Mr. Daigle RON GLANDERS - Richard Bravo JEFF SHAW - Messenger VICKI LAMBERT - Student Director GLORIA McMELLON - Properties Reporter REGINA McGEE 114 MISS JOYCE NICHOLSON Sponsor Pygmalion (Spring) SANDRA THOMAS - Liza MIKE McNEESE — Nepommuck and Bystander JUDY NEVINS - Mrs. Higgins SANDRA LUCIUS - Parlormaid PEGGI FORREST - Bystander and Hostess JANIS CUNNINGHAM - Mrs. Hill VICKI LAMBERT - Clara FRED SMITH - Professor Higgins DEE LoBARREARE - Footman and Bystander SANDRA LUCIUS - Student Director WAYNE WEBSTER - Pickering JAMES SCHROCK - Constable, Backstage Director BILL GRUBBS - Host LARRY LITTLEJOHN - Doolittle JERRY RICKELS - Freddy Hill President NAN POLIZZI Delta Psi Vice-President SHERRY MORRISON The Delta Psi Omega is a national fraternity for dramatic. Members must have made an outstanding performance in production. Secretory-Treasurer MELINDA RYE SPANISH I President KATHY REICH Vice President KENNETH BISHOP Secretary PAM HAYNES Treasurer VICKIE KENNEDY Sponsor JAMES TOLLETT Spanish Clubs The Spanish Clubs are composed of the students taking Spanish in their course of study. The clubs met once a month. An mter- esting program is given relating to the Spanish customs. At one of the meetings Debbie Mobley gave an interesting talk on her visit to Nicaragua this summer. She was the guest of the daughter to the Secretary to the President of Nicaragua. The Spanish Clubs v ere the second place v inners in the Homecoming Parade. MniKMAilMtMMIMMi II 11 1 ■jJ ' MiltMBMffl ifMff SPANISH II President LYNETTE THOMPSON Vice-President MARGARET TACKETT Secretary PAULA FUSSELL Treasurer JANICE YOUNG Sponsor JAMES TOLLEH 116 MniMNtmt UM fJiiiii SMM T FRENCH I President RAY MILLER Secretary KAY DOZIER Treasurer TOMMY GASSAWAY Sponsor JAMES TOLLETT French Clubs The winners of the annual Homecoming Parade float was the French Clubs. Much work went into the building of this float. It was made of stuffed paper napkins with the slogan Tower Over the Bulldogs. This club is made of the students taking French. FRENCH II President BUTCH MOORE Vice-President KAYE SWAIN Secretary MARY MULLINS Treasurer MRS. BETTY THORNTON Sponsor JAMES TOLLEH s r 117 o a ( ' MELVYN ASHCRAFT I JERRY RICKELS MENC The MENC is a student chapter of the Music Educators National Council. It is com- posed of music majors. The sponsor is Mrs. Cecil Abel. IJC Chorus Director MRS. CECIL ABEL PEGGI FORREST GLORIA PETTEY SHARON THARP Pianist BARBARA DIGBY TUPELO CENTER IJC Vocational-Technical Center PRAIRIE CENTER MR. JAMES STONE - Director MRS. CANARY HOWELL - Secretary MR. LARRY OTIS Director of Tupelo Center 119 MR. WILLIAM JAGGERS Assistant Director MR. CHARLES SPENCER Guidance Director MR. WYLIE WOOD Director of Adult Education MRS. ALENE STANLEY Secretary to Mr. Wood MRS. ELIZABETH LONG Adult Education Instructor IJC Vo-Tech Tupelo Center MRS. ALICE WHITAKER Secretary to Mr. Joggers MRS. JO WHin Secretary to Mr. Otis 14 120 MRS. MARY McMILLEN Guidance Counselor MRS. MARY LOICE IRVIN Secretary to Mr. Spencer MRS. MAVIENNE HANSON Director of Health Occupations 1? .-♦ c X Health Occupations Among those in this field are: Practical nurse, medical assistant, dental assistant, operating room assistant, nurse ' s aid, etc. In the medical assistant course shown here, a per- son is trained to assist a physician. This one year course includes classroom and clinical experience. Adult Education The purpose of this class is to aid adults who are exper- iencing difficulty in acquiring and holding jobs in which they are able to support themselves and their families. Adult edu- cation is the method by which each citizen can obtain the ad- vancement in training and skills he may have missed in his earlier life. There is no cost. Data Processing This is a two-year program designed to educate and train students in the use of electro- mechanical and electronic equipment for processing busi- ness data. It is specifically de- signed to train machine opera- tors and computer program- mers. Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Instruction is based on the operating principles, proce- dures, techniques, and theory of air conditioning and refrig- eration. Students learn to in- stall, maintain, and repair re- frigerating equipment used in refrigerating plants and in cooling air and water. Guidance Guidance is given to assist persons in discovering interests, abilities, aptitudes, and capabilities and exploring the oppor- tunities in the world of work and the professions. This guid- Welding In this course the instruction is designed to enable students to acquire basic skills along with the technical knowledge to acquaint them with the procedures necessary for employment in welding. Auto Mei In this field, students are expected to ac quire the basic working skills along with thf technical and. theory knowledge of how tc Stenographer Class This course involves training women in typewriting, shorthand, office practice, filing clerical payroll procedures, bookkeeping, personal grooming, office ma- chines, English, business correspondence, and secretarial office procedures. 122 Machine During the period of this course students learn ance deals with the solution of ac- ademic problems and in personal impairments. Auto Body and Fender Repairs hanks repair automobile motors and maintain these engines in proper operating condition. Students successfully completing this course under an experienced instructor learn how to repair automobile bodies. Both theory and practice in straightening fenders and bodies, lin- ing up bodies, replacing glass, and learning the use of each tool needed in this art compose most of the training. Key Punch ow to follow blue-prints as they make and repair metal barts, tools, and machines. L Basic tools of Data Processing are Key Punch, Sorter, and Tabulator. This equipment forms a complete unit record sys- tem used in most of todays businesses. 123 ' 3 J V TRODUCTXDN AUAROS CLASSES OROANIIATXONS F EflnrURES SPORTS SEHIOR RtriUlTIES 126 i:ifeH.S. Mirror Staff Sharon Rigsby fgm Anth rjl- ' ' - ; m _ T V ; 4 ft 3 Charlotte Moore Paulette Tucker BALFOUR DAN FORTH Sorry No Photo Available Som Morgan DANFORTH Cynthia Steele Stanley Joe Spradling CITIZENSHIP CITIZENSHIP Georgia Kay Smith Ralph League r !iril ' W HOME ECONOMICS AGRICULTURE Jordan Honkins AMERICAN HISTORY Don Leathers Nellie Holsonback ATHLETIC JOURNALISM SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Don Leaters — President Connie Boutwell — Reporter Dianne Comer — Sec. Don. Holifield — Vice-President r - 25 SENIOR F Jerry McGee Connie Bou t - RICKY BEAM STEVE BEAM GERALD BENNETT (XS JACKIE BENNETT JOE BENNETT SENIORS LINDA BENNETT WILLIE BLACKMON ' 68 ROBERT BOBO CONNIE BOUTWELL VICKIE BROOM JS$ ' TIM BURTON BETTY BUSH JOHNNY BROWN GEORGE BURCH REBECCA BURCH ALVIE BUTLER CHARLES CARPENTER RALPH CARTER DON CHRISTIAN ff . MITZIE CHRISTIAN ' A HL M DANNY CLOUSE JANICE GAIL COLBURN WILLIAM COLBURN PATRICIA COLVIN DIANNE COMER DAVID CONWILL CECIL COWLEY HELEN CUMMINGS MYRA LYNN DAVIS SIDNEY DALE DAVIS 134 BARBARA DIGBY JERRY D. DULANEY JERRY L. DULANEY LINDA ELLIFF SUE EMBREY ELOISE FERGUSON JERENE FIKES GARY FRANKS BOLIVA GADDY ELOISE GASAWAY 135 MARTHA LEWIS GIBBS JIM REED GILLILAND BARBARA GRAHAM DONNIE GRAHAM PEGGY GREGORY JANICE GRISSON DONNA GUNTHARP JORDAN HANKINS RIPPLE HERSEY DANNY HOUFIELD NELLIE HOLSONBACK lYANDA NORTON JIMMY CAROL HOUSTON m. PHILIP l-tOUSTON PEGGY ANN HOWELL BRENDA HUGHES JANICE HUGHES HELEN JACKSON JOHNNY JAMERSON DAN JOHNSON GLENDA JOHNSON RANDY JOHNSON TED JOHNSON DON LODEN JANE LODEN RUSSELL LODEN ROGER McKINNEY GARY MAXCY JAN IE MAXCY HUBERT MILES, JR. ■■■7 139 HENRI PAULA MIZE CHARLOTTE MOORE JUDY MOORE PATSY MOSES PAULETTE MURRELi BOBBY PALMER ANNIE PEARL PARTLOW DANNY PERRY BILL PRESTAGE ROY REICH JERRY RIGGAN TITUS RILEY TOMMY ROBERTS CHARLOTTE ROBERTSON DIANNE LENELL ROBINSON A«m. DONALD ROBINSON CAROLYN RUFF JERRY SANDLIN JAMES SHEDD BETTY SHEFFIELD BRENDA SHUMPERT STEWART SHUMPERT GEORGIA KAY SMITH M. C. SMITH WAYNE SPENCER CINDY STEELE VIRGINA STEPHENS BRENDA TAYLOR 142 STANLEY JOE SPRADLING DONALD STANFORD ' ' MSS i.a« . LINDA TAYLOR BOBBY THOMAS JERRY TIMMS ' ?S.. ▲i J HARRIMAN ROBERT TRICE JACQUELINE TUCKER PAULETTE TUCKER BONNIE WADDELL EDWIN WALLACE MAVILOU WALLACE DOUGLAS WALTON 143 MIKE WARDLAW JERRY WATSON JIM WATSON LINDA DONALD WEBB JUDY WEST TIM WILLIAMS STEPHANIE YORK DONNIE YOUNG 144 MALEAN WIGINTON TED WILLIAMS The Senior Class presents ' ' Whirlwind Courtship CAST: Mrs. Gertrude Standish PAULETTE TUCKER Denise Standish CHARLOTTE MOORE Nestor Doome GARY FRANKS Mrs. Lucinda Bayley CINDY STEELE Leroy Martin BILL PRESTAGE Etta Hambro VICKI BROOM Mrs. Vera Blossom MYRA LYNN DAVIS Dolly Shepherd STEPHANIE YORK Lefty Olin TOMMY ROBERTS Kenneth Grant DANNY HOLIFIELD STAGE MANAGERS: DIANNE COMER MAVILOU WALLACE Sponsor MISS HARRIS 145 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gary Digby — President Mike Justice — Vice-President Reed Adanns — Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR FAVORITES Linda Cleveland Gail Coggins Annie Marie Colburn Namon Colburn Robert Colburn Doug Comer Sandra Comer Steve Comer Jack Marie Creely Debbie Cromeans Sandra Cromeans Sharon Cromeans Wayne Abbott Lee Adams Reed Adams Jessie Barnett Ronald Beene Ann Bourland Ricky Boyd Dennis Brown Frank Buchanon Dolly Fay Burt Cathy Byram Hal Carpenter 148 Phyllis Cummings Gwynett Dabbs Joe Danie Pat Davis Peggy Kennedy Lucy Kilpatrick Mike Lancaster Dale Lesley Sandra League Debbie McAllily Judith McCarver Clara McMillen Janice McMillen Richard McMillen David Mackey Lennon Martin 150 kt .X. ' - Linda Hawkins Leon Hayes Eddie Hood Sammie Lee Hooper Dianne Houston Jerry Hughes Jimmy Hunt Diilard Johnson Claude Jones Mike Justice Patsy Justice Dudley Kelso . ' J- -rwZjm . Laura Moxcy Lane Maxcy Nancy Moxcy Bill May Earl Miller Dennis Mitchel Margo Mize Brenda Moore Ellene Moore Jennie Moore Lonnie Morris Richard Morris Hilda Murphee Wynez Nabers Sandra Nabers Carol Nanney Beverly Nichols Larry Thomas Nichols Mitchie Orear Richard Orrick Ruth Pate Howard Pearce Jackie Pearce James E. Pounds 151 Myra Jean Pounds Julie Rieves Robert Rieves Clara Riley Debbie Robinson Nancy Rock Phylis Rodgers Francis Ruff I DIDN ' T HAVE A THING TO WEAR Janey Suggs Suzanne Summerford Larry M. Stone Patty Kay Summers Peggy Taylor Jo Ann Terry Harold Thornton Doug Thrash Glenda Thrasher Angula Tucker Danny Tucker David Tucker Corwin Turner Mike Underwood Coleman Vasser John Waddle Ted Wallace Tony Wallace Pat Walton Vickie Walton Jimmy Wardlaw Kathy Weaver Debbie West Flynn Wheeler f - ' ■ k 153 Dick White Linda Wilemon David Wilson Jerry Wiygul Mitzie Wiygul Bobby Wood Jan Wood Lois Yown The Junior Class presents FAITH, HOPE, FLARITY December 14, 1967 Jerry Senter Doug Thrash Mide Lancaster Bill May Debbie McAllilly Jack Marie Creely Beverly Nichols Joe Daniel Jackie Pearce Steve Comer Mike Justice Dick White Lucy Kilpatrick Carol Nanney Debbie West 154 SOPHOMO ;i ASS OFFICERS Pamela Anthony Bobby Barnes David Bean John Beard Patty Bennett Louise Billups Rickye Shoe Blake Robert Bobo Tommy Bourland Eddie Boutwell Jerry Bowen Randy Bradley Faye Jean Brown Mackey Brown Deborah Bullard Patricia Carter Bonnie Sue Cauthern Lecile Chamblee Marsha Christian June Clark -? ' - % Stacy Clayton C ' Susan Clayton - - Brenda Cleveland l David Cleveland m Glen Clifton Gary Clouse Marsha Lynn Clouse Becky Comer Myrna Conwill Artie Cowart Clinton Cowley Valeria Cowley Leatrice Crawley Barbara Davis Bobby Davis 157 Mike Davis Jerry Davis Twyla Dickerson Kenny Digby Patsy Donald Doice Dulaney Betty Evans Mike Farris Cynthia Ferguson Willie Ferguson Glenda Foster Jerry Franks Judy Gaddy Johnny Gentry Debbie George Ken Giiientine Dana Graham Larry Graham Tommy Graham Billy Gray Gaither Gray Gerald Green Sarah Ann Green Larry Guntharp Ricky Guntharp Johnny Hansen Raymond Hammock Hilda Harbin Clay Hardin Rosa Lee Harden Amelia Hare Lynn Holifield Elizabeth Hollis Shirley Hollis Ruth Houston Mary Hunt Donna Jamerson Velma Jenkins Cathy Johnson Deanna Johnson Doyle Johnson Phyllis Johnson Johnny Jones Tim Jones Solly Kilpatrick Bobby Leech Gail Lewis Billy Lindsey James Little Jimmy Little Cheryl Loague Nancy Loague Mary Loden George McPherson Leon Mask Wanda Miles Johnny Miller Rosie Mae Miller Chris Mobley David Moody Betty Moore Billy Moore Jane Moore Larry Moore Nancy Moore Peggy Moore Phil Morris Terry Murrell Mary Jo Nichols Charlotte O ' Rear 159 Johnny Osbirn Rosalind Pate Jan Patton Barbara Pennington Tommy Pierce Brenda Pitts Billy Pounders Jimmy Pound Betty Quails Betty Rhyne Kathy Rial Sharon Rigsby Donny Robertson James Robertson Stanley Rodgers Robin Rogers Frances Ruff Mevalyn Sensing Lanny Sheffield Sue Sheffield Larry Sheffield Mitchell Sheffield Phyllis Sheffield Lynn Sheffield Gloria Shumpert Ricky Smith Jerry South Lynne Spencer Jean Stanford Karen Steele Edward Stone Larry Stone Ann Summers Brenda Summers Cathy Taylor . IttI Barbara Thomas Wade Thomas Linda Thomas Dianne Thomas Debbie Thornton Lana Tucker Brooks Tucker Shirley Umphress Victor Umphress Troy Underwood Jerry Waddle Linda Waddle Steve Walker Franklin Wallace Jan West Rhudy Wilemon Judy Williams Raymond Williams Gary Wilson Becky Wilson F. G. Wiygul Ricky Wood Kay Wood Beta Club President — Sam Morgan; Vice-Pres. — David Conwill; Sec. — Paulette Tucker; Treasurer — Steve Comer; Reporter — Ellene Moore; Sponsors — Mrs. Earnest and Mrs. Kilpatnck Student Council Pres. - Don Leathers; V.P. - Stanley Spradling; Sec. -Treasurer - Poulette Tucker; Sponsors - Mr. Burch, Mr. Armstrong 162 Chieftan Staff Future Business Leaders of America Pres. — Paulette Tucker; Vice-Pres. — Charlotte Moore; Sec.-Treas. — Nancy Maxcy; Reporter — Pat Guntharp; Sponsor — Miss Harris r tgtj caigg UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA 63 Y-TEENS Y-Teens Pres. — Patty Summers; Vice-Pres. — Debbie West; Sec. — Cathy Bryam; Reporter — Lane Tucker; Sponsor — Mrs. Grimes Spanish Club Pres. - Debbie West; Vice-Pres. - Becky Comer; Sec.-Treas. - Sally Kilpatrick; Reporter - Virginia Stephens; Sponsor — Mrs. Kilpatrick 164 ri n .;,4I JBImiH 1 f Future Homemakers of America Pres. — Helen Jackson; Sec.-Treas. — Vickie Walton; Sponsor — Mrs. T. G. Gray r . , Future Farmers of America President — Ralph Loague Vice-President — Doug Comer Secretary — Gerald Bennett Reporter — Tim Justice Sentinel — Ted Johnson (No Picture) Mr. Leroy Sheffield — Sponsor 165 Speech Club Pres. — Chuck Carpenter (not pictured); Vice-Pres. — Tim Burton; Sec.-Treas. Connie Boutwell; Sponsor — Miss Nicholson Music Club Pres. — Judy Moore; Vice-Pres. — Pot Davis; Sec.-Treas. — Linda Elliff; Reporter — Nancy Moore; Music Chairman — Darlene Dodd; Sponsor — Mrs.- Abel 166 l itoMftjf il Library Club Pres. — Anne Bourland; Vice-Pres. — Sandra League; Secretary — Linda Bennett; Reporter — Boliva Gaddy Chism; Sponsor — Mrs. Deaton I Club Pres. — Don Leathers; Vice-Pres. — Tommy Roberts; Sec.-Treas. — Chuck Carpenter; Reporter — Jerry McGee; Sponsor — Coach Jones if llli Paulette is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Tucker of Tilden. This year she has served as secretary of the Student Council, president of the F.B.L.A. Club, and secretary of the Beta Club. Her hobbies in- clude: swimming, playing the piano, and sewing. Paulette plans to at- tend IJC, where she will be majoring in English. Jordan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Hankins of Fulton. His senior year, he has been an active member of the I Club. His hobbies m- clude: golf, swimming, and reading. Jordan plans to attend the Uni- versity of Chattanooga next year, where he has received a scholar- ship. J SSJ r m V I 169 i I ife ' ' y -i. f« N ' t, l Debbie Bullard MOST COURTEOUS Susan Clayton Bill Prestage ' ju ' . m ' m as L- -,- ' - ' i ' : ' - ' ' .- ■■-A., ' i l- .. -Vf ' .. - el:., ' ! ' ■• r -rw, ' - , ' ■ -y m ' f- ' i Jf ' ' ' ■ ■ ' ' ' FRIENDLIEST BEST ALL AROUND Beverly Nichols Doug Thrash MOST POPULAR Stanley Joe Spradling Dianne Comer N ' V ; ■ X. y V Girls ' State Geogia Kay Smith, Betty Sheffield, Cindy Steele Off to Jackson, Jackson, Jackson Bill Prestage, Tommy Roberts, Jordan Hankins, Stanley Spradling Boys ' State , : kt_ I ■ Myra Lynn Davi Second Alternate Deborah McAlilly First Alternate Deboroh Bullard I Third Alternate Carol Nanney Fourfh Alternate Patricia Davis c y A Coach Monroe Coach Sheffield MANAGERS Conwill, Burch, Franks, and Gillentine. 185 Jerry Senter 1 O Lanny Sheffield Stanley Joe Spradling Lynn Holifield F.G. Wiygul Harold Thornton Flynn Wheeler r Phil Morris David Dulaney Mike Justice 1 -- s 1 jrv ■ •- ♦ -; y Glenn Clifton David Graham Sammy Hooper :J m 46 Tommy Graham l y Mike Lancaster f.-?. Johnny Gentry J 51 ' , ' (A. y Bobby Thomas Mike Wardlav 187 Jerry Bowen Bill May t 4. M ' A- Chuck Carpenter Randy Johnson Tommy Roberts Jerry McGee Gary Wilson Bill Prestoge L 1 9 ' Earl Miller Ralph League -. R Honk Stone Franklin Wallace 189 Martha Lewis Gibbs Beverly Nichols Karen Steele Amelia Hare Gail Coggins Stephanie York Scoring to Victory Fulton, 26 Baldwyn, 7 Fulton, 34 Okolona, 6 Fulton, 47 Kossuth, Fuhon, 34 Shannon, 6 Fulton, 27 Calhoun City, St. Aloysius, 14 Jaycee Bowl Fulton, 14 Fulton, 54 Nettleton, 12 Fulton, 41 Booneville, 7 Fulton, Ripley, 28 Fulton, 48 Aberdeen, 7 Fulton, 22 Amory, 13 ;t Homecoming Queen Dianne Comer Escort Don Leathers Football Queen Martha Gibbs Escort Tommy Roberts 194 :OMING JRT Sen or Maid — Stephanie York Escort — Danny Holifield Junior Maid — Beverly Nichols Escort — Gary Digby Sophomore Maid — Becky Comer Escorf — F. G. Wiygul Back row — Coach Jones, Blockmon, Martin, Trice, Cowley, Williams, Leathers, Mitchell, Franks. Front row — Conwell, Colburn, Clifton, Senter, Timms, Justice. Willie Blackman — forward Chuck Carpenter — center Don Leathers — forward 196 Lennord Martin — guard Ted Williams — center B TEAM Back row - Coach Jones, Miller, Murrell, Clayton, Clifton, Ferguson, Conwill Front row - Holifield, Hood, Little, Senter, Moore, Lindsey, Digby, Franks. 197 THE INDIANS Front row: (l-r) Joe Bennett, Chris Mobley, Lynn Holifield, Bobby Thomas, Jerry Timms, and Tommy Roberts. Second row; Tony Wallace, Joe Daniel, Eddie Hood, Gary Franks, Mike Justice, Mike Lancaster and David Dulaney. Bock row.- Coach Wall, Gary Digby, Jerry Senter, F. G. Wiygul, Jr., Chuck Carpenter, Don Leathers, Danny Holi- field and Dudley Kelso. BASEBALL ' 68 Get a hit! ' He ' iiiiii, PITCHERS (l-r) Senter, Leathers and Timms CATCHERS Mobley (left) and Thomas OUTFIELDERS Front (l-r) Franks, Roberts, Lancaster, and Carpenter Back Row.- (l-r) Kelso, Hood, Bennett, Dulaney, Wallace, Daniel and Digby -  .j jv;i Ti-f- ijjrr i f . INFIELDERS (l-r) D. Holifield, Franks, L. Holifield, Justice, Senter and Wiygul 199 SENIOR ACTIVITIES BEAM, RICKY Speech Club 3 BEAM, STEPHEN Speech Club 3; Basketball 1, 2 BENNETT, GERALD WAYNE F.F.A. Club 1, 2, 3; Sec. 3 BENNETT, JACKIE Spanish Club 1 , 2, 3 BENNETT, JOE BLACKMON, WILLIE CARTER,, RALPH Spanish 1 , 2; Beta 3 CHRISTIAN, DON ■1 Club 1,2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2; Basket- ball 1, 2 CHRISTIAN, MITZIE F.H.A. 1; Y-Teens 1; Speech Club 3 CLOUSE, DANNY Athletic Club 1, 2 COLBURN, JANICE GAIL Speech Club 3 BOUTWELL, CONNIE Y-Teens 1 , 2; Student Council 1 ; Class Favorite 1,2,3; Class Officer 3; Speech Club 3, Reporter; Mirror Staff 3 COLBURN, WILLIAM JACKSON COLVIN, PATRICIA ANN F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Sec. BROOM, VICKI Y-Teens 1; Chieftain Staff 3; Junior Play; Senior Play BROWN, JOHNNY BURCH, GEORGE BURCH, REBECCA Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 2 BURTON, TIM Speech Club 3; Basketball 2 BUSH, BETTY Music Club 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Library Club 3; Speech Club 3 BUTLER, ALVIE CARPENTER, CHARLES Basketball 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3; I Club 2, 3, Sec.-Treas.; Speech Club 3, Pres.; Junior Play COMER, LORA DIANNE Spanish Club 1 ; Y-Teens 1 ; F.B.L.A. 2, 3; Class Officer 3, Sec.; Most Popular 3; Homecoming Queen 3 CONWILL, DAVID Track 1; Football Mgr. 3; Basketball Mgr. 3; Track Mgr. 3; I Club 3; Spanish Club 1 , 2; Beta Club 2, 3 COWLEY, CECIL Athletic Club 1, 2, 3; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 CUMMINGS, HELEN VIRGINIA Chorus 2 DAVIS, MYRA LYNN Beta Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1; Chieftain Staff 3; Junior Play; Senior Play DAVIS, SIDNEY DALE DIGBY, BARBARA Chorus; Y-Teens 1 SENIOR ACTIVITIES DULANEY, JERRY D. I Club DULANEY, JERRY L. F.F.A. 3 ELLIFF, LINDA SUE Chorus Club 1, 2, 3, Sec.-Treas.; Chieftain Staff 3 EMBREY, SUE HANKINS, JORDAN Beta Club 1, 2; Mr. I.A.H.S. 3; ' T ' Club 1, 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 2 HOLIFIELD, DANNY CARL I Club 2, 3; Class Officer - Vice-Pres. 2, 3; Best All Around 2; Best Personality 3; Senior Play HOLSONBACK, NELLIE JEAN F.B.L.A. 3; Beta Club 1, 2, 3 FERGUSON, ELOISE F.H.A. 1,2 FIKES, JERENE FRANKS, GARY I Club 2, 3; Senior Play CHISM, BOLIVIA GADDY Library 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Junior Play; Chieftain Staff 3 GIBBS, MARTHA Y-Teens 1; Class Officer 1, Reporter; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Maid 2; Cutest 2; Junior Play; Football Queen 3 GILLILAND, JIM REED F.F.A. 1, 3; I Club 2 GRAHAM, BARBARA Beta Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2 HORTON, lYANDA HOUSTON, JIMMIE CAROL Y-Teens 1; Chorus 2; F.H.A. 3 HOUSTON, PHILIP Music Club 1 HOWELL, PEGGY ANN HUGHES, BRENDA Chorus 2; F.H.A. 3; Y-Teens 3; Chieftain Staff 3 HUGHES, JANICE Library Club 1; Spanish Club 2; F.B.L.A. 2, 3 HURSSEY, RIPPLE OZELL F.H.A. 1 , 2; Basketball 1 , 2; 4-H Club 1 , 2; Choir 1 , 2 JACKSON, MARY HELLEN Library Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, Pres. 3 GRAHAM, DONNIE JAMERSON, JOHNNY GREGORY, PEGGY Spanish Club-1, 2; Library 3; Chieftain Staff 3 GRISSOM, JANICE Beta Club 1 , 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2 GUNTHARP, DONNA F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3; Speech Club 3 JOHNSON, GLENDA JOHNSON, RANDY I Club 2, 3 JONES, JIMMY WAYNE JONES, RUTHIE MAE 203 SENIOR ACTIVITIES JUSTICE, TIMOTHY WADE F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 LEATHERS, DON ■T ' Club 1, 2, 3, Pres.; Class Officer, Pres. 2, 3; Student Council Pres. 3; Most Courteous 2; Best Dressed 3 LITTLE, JOHN LOAGUE, RALPH F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3 LODEN, DON Spanish Club 1 , 2 LODEN, JANE F.H.A. 1 MORGAN, SAM Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Student Coun- cil 1,3 MOSES, PATSY Y-Teens 1, 2; Chorus 1; F.H.A. 1 MURRELL, PAULETTE F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 2; Speech Club 3; Chieftain Staff 3; Y-Teens 1 PALMER, BOBBY PRESTAGE, BILL I Club 1, 2, 3; Most Courteous 3; Senior Play RIGGAN, JERRY McGEE, JERRY Friendliest 3; Class Favorite 3; I Club 1, 2, 3 MASK, JUDY Spanish Club 1; Y-Teens 1; Chorus 1, 2 MATTOX, EDWIN MAXCY, GARY LEON F.F.A. 1 MAXCY, JANIE KAYE Chorus 2, 3 MILES, HUBERT MIZE, HENRI PAULA Spanish Club 1; Beta Club 1; Y-Teens 1; F.B.L.A. 3 MOORE, CHARLOTTE Beta Club 3; F.B.L.A. V-Pres. 3; Y-Teens 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 1; Junior Play; Senior Play MOORE, JUDY Chorus 1 , 2, 3 RILEY, TITUS F.F.A. 2, 3 ROBERTS, TOMMY F.F.A. 3; I Club 1, 2, 3; Vice-President 3; Senior Play ROBERTSON, CHARLOTTE F.B.L.A. 2, 3 ROBINSON, DONALD Speech Club 3 RUFF, CAROLYN F.H.A. 2; 4-H Club 1, 2; Band 2 SANDLIN, JERRY Spanish Club 1 , 2 SHEDD, JAMES F.F.A. 1,2 SHEFFIELD, BETTY Speech Club 1; Chieftain Staff 3 204 SENIOR ACTIVITIES SMITH, GEORGIA KAY Music Club 1 ; Spanish Club 1 ; Y-Teens 1 , 2, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2; Mirror Staff 3; Girls ' State; CBC 2, 3 SMITH, M. C. F.F.A. 2, 3 SPENCER, WAYNE Spanish Club 1 TUCKER, PAULETTE Beta Club 1, 2, 3, Sec.; Student Council 2, 3, Sec. Spanish Club 1 , 2, 3; Miss I.A.H.S. 3; F.B.L.A. Pres. 3; Senior Play WADDELL, BONNIE Y-Teens 1, 2; Junior Play; Chieftain Staff 3 WALLACE, EDWIN SPRADLING, STANLEY JOE Beta Club 1, 2; I Club 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Class Favorite 1; Cutest 2; Most Popular 3 WALLACE, MAVILOU Chorus 1 ; Spanish Club 1 ; Beauty 1 ; Y-Teens 1 ; Cheer- leader 2; Mirror Staff 2; Speech Club 3 STANDIFER, SHERMON Athletic Club 1, 2, 3 STANFORD, DONALD STEELE, CINDY Junior Play; Senior Play; Girls ' State; Y-Teens 1 , 2, 3 STEPHENS, VIRGINIA Chorus 1; Music Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Chieftain Staff 3 WARDLAW, MIKE I Club 2, 3 WATSON, JERRY F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 WEBB, LINDA Y-Teens 1 , 2; Chorus 1 , 2; Spanish Club 1 ; F.H.A. 1 , 3 WEST, JUDY Y-Teens 1; Speech Club 3 TAYLOR, BRENDA F.H.A. 1; Y-Teens 1 WIGINTON, MALEAN Spanish Club 1; Mirror Staff 1; V.L.B. 2, 3 TAYLOR, LINDA Y-Teens 1, 2; F.B.L.A. 2, 3 THOMAS, BOBBY I Club 1, 2, 3; Cutest 3 WILLIAMS, TED WILLIAMS, DANIEL TIMOTHY 4-H Club 1; I Club 2, 3 TIMMS, JERRY Athletic Club 1, 2, 3; Speech Club 2; F.F.A. 2, 3 YORK, STEPHANIE Y-Teens 1; Homecoming Maid 1, 3; Cutest 3; Cheer- leader 3; Senior Play TRICE, HARRIMAN Basketball 1 , 2, 3 YOUNG, DONNIE Chieftain Staff 3 205 AT lAHS Talent . . . 206 Holidays brought by snow . . . l l ' m WE ' VE GOT . . . Professional Assembly programs . . W ' ' 4 '  ! f I ' 9W ■ ' f ; : i0 . L Beautiful girls 207 p IJC AL Let our voices . Echo far and neo Songs of praise, dear To thy memory dear. In our hearts we praise th. And thy name recall; . Days of fair and stormy wea ' . Thou hast gladdened all. Years may dim our recollection; ' Time its change may bring; Still thy name in fond -affection, Evermore we sing. Itawamba, Alma Mater, always fair and true; Gratefully we now acknowledge, all our, lAHS 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 the our courage, the note of our strain; To thee, Itawamba, our sweetest refrain. And so for 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. li •1 ' ff!: s«