Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1970 volume:

I ■ i C ll 1970 MIRROR Itawamba Junior College Agriculture High School Fulton, Mississippi • Mildred Sullivan, Editor m Miss Judith Franks, Advisor Table of Contents introduction 4 CAMPUS features 14 who ' s who 18 favorites 24 ORGANIZATIONS 26 publications 30 campus groups 38 religious groups 41 entertainment 44 student government ATHLETICS homecoming 48 cheers 52 football 54 basketball 60 baseball 64 ACADEMICS 68 administration 72 faculty 79 staff 82 sophomores 98 freshmen 120 vo-tech this was our year . .. Sure, we studied and crammed for finals, but the honorable student body of l.J.C. enjoyed itself this year. We were glad to get back together to renew social life — scream at the ball games greet old friends - — meet more. The auditorium at assembly . . . football games in 85 degree weather one weekend, 30 degrees the next . . . writing themes . . . impromptu gatherings of every form. These and more are expressed on these pages. this was our year and we loved it! We can now remember as we see before us our year of 1969-70. ; . ■ ' •¥— ;i 1 3 z - ■W PJ Vv- ' - y - H fi- ■:6: ' .: . L p ' i -m?m ' M :- ffc .VwiSgfef?; v ' SsSPIPHBIiiifcN • -- - ' : ' i ' s ' ' «ii ®W« f: ' a- ' satsa ? ,a j§ ,-; it is for the freshmen to question. . . . . . Hey, who ' s Miss Nick? . . . what ' s wrong with white socks? ... TO RE-ESTABLISH EQUILIB- RIUM AFTER . . . Bald! They ' ve stripped me of my masculinity ... a beanie! . . . TO DOUBT . . . where did you say this food comes from ? . . . Oh, I thought that was a long shirt . . . BUT HE LEARNS ... a coke cup is no great disguise . . . I made a .85 and that ' s with phys. ed. ... to conform but scream individuality . . . TO DECIDE AND JUSTIFY ... if I had athlete ' s foot maybe I could see wearing socks in the spring . . . MO- NOTONY ' S HOLD GROWS STRONGER, BUT SALVATION COMES WITH SPRING ... is that really sunshine? ... you should have seen 10 that final ! . . . I wonder . . . it is for the sophomore to answer. . . . . . the man in the hat ? That ' s our president . . . No, the girls ' dorm doesn ' t have an alarm . . . MEET DEFEAT BUT REMAIN UNDEFEATED . . . that ' s wrong ... and ... yes, sir, I do want to graduate . . . lots of famous people wore beards ... HE IS AT THE END OF A TWO YEAR SUF- FRAGE . . . it ' s all over but the shouting . . . two years and I don ' t know any more than I did . . .READY AND WILLING TO MEET THE WORLD OUTSIDE . . . guess I ' ll go on to school maybe State or Ole Miss ... the draft ... go all the way over there alone.? ... HE CAME, HE SAW, HE CON- QUERED.??? J m 111 i f?. 13 Mr. and Miss IJC Myra Lynn Davis Charles McVey Mr. and Miss IJC were chosen jointly by the faculty and the student body. Myra Lynn is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, a Dean ' s List Scholar, secretary of the Sophomore Class, and was chosen by the football team as Football Queen. Charles is a Dean ' s List Scholar, Student Body Presi- dent, and was chosen by the faculty as a member of the Hall of Fame. I 14 15 Karen Camp Charles McVey Hall of Fame David Conwill Paulette Tucker 16 Being admitted to the Itawamba Junior College Hall of Fame means that these four sophomores are in good academic standing and possess lead- ership. David is President of Mu Alpha Theta, a mem- ber of Phi Theta Kappa, and a Dean ' s List Scholar. Paulette is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, and a President ' s List Scholar. Karen is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, Pres- ident of the Home Economics Club, Drum Major of the IJC Band, and Dean ' s List Scholar. Charles served as President of IJC ' s Student Council. The football center won honorable men- tion in All-State competition this year. He is a Dean ' s List Scholar. .7 1 1 ! s t 17 Most Beautiful Glenda Carter Ellene Moore 18 Beauties Elise Weatherly Karen Camp Myra Lynn Davis 19 Most Courteous judy alien bobby thomas Most Athletic and Most Energetic tommy roberts charlotte moore 20 Friendliest judy moore jimmy ivy Wittiest nancy st. clair bubba welford 21 Most Versatile debbie pitts mike montgomery Best Personality mickey burton Carolyn ray 22 Cutest cathy collums tommy roberts Best Dressed linda caldwell John lyles 23 Freshman Favorites nanette dill randy wood elise weatherly 24 Sophomore Favorites cathy ray bo chism debbie pitts jimmy ivy 25 Mirror Staff Mildred Sullivan, commonly known as Mid, is serving as editor of the annual. She is from Mooreville and was editor of her own high school annual. Besides working closely with the sponsor, Miss Judith Franks, Mid has the over-all planning and designing job of the annual. Mid works with the rest of the staff to see to it that each deadline is met promptly. Miss Judith Franks Sponsor Jennie Moore, a freshman from Fulton, is serving as assistant editor. She also worked with the freshman class and closely with the editor. Charlotte Moore, a sophomore from Fulton, was in charge of the fac- ulty and organiza- tions. 26 Brenda Hall, a freshman, worked with the sopho- more class. Joe Crowe, a sophomore from Tupelo, is the sports editor and photographer. Jill Johnson and MaviloLi Wallace had charge of the features. Charlotte Moore represented the annual staff in the beauty revue. 27 The More You Know The More The Chie tdH You Know You Ought To Know Brenda Pettigrew, a sophomore English major from Shannon is serving as editor-in-chief of the school paper. She has the responsibility of laying the paper and seeing to it that it comes out bi-monthly. Louis Burnett Sports Editor Judy Allen, a freshman from Aberdeen, is serving as assistant editor. She works closely with the ed- itor. Andy Homan is the busi- ness manager. He sees to the expenses of the paper. 28 The Staff works on the features and highlights of the school. They are left to right: Erline Rooker, Annie Duvall, Glenda Carter, Sharon Chittom, and Ruth Hanson. Bubba Lilly, a freshman from Aberdeen, is the car- toonist. He adds humor to the paper in drawings. Judy Allen represented the Chieftain in the annual beauty revue. 29 Mid-Management Association DAVID SANCILLO President DEWAYNE PEARSON Vice-President HELEN BLACK Secretary ANN McCALEB Reporter HOLTON ALDERSON Sponsor Gail Henton Michael Robinson Michael Fleming Mitchell Laney John Fowler Jeff McCaleb Pat Riggs Jim Gunter Paul Johnson ' a ic l f : WA k 30 Mu Alpha Theta ' Ty j. ' President DAVID CONWILL Fulton Vice-President DAVID PICKERING Pontotoc Secretary MARTHA McNEESE Tupelo Reporter CHARLOTTE MOORE Fulton Sponsor DR. BILLY SNEED Fulton JOHNNY MILLER Tupelo. RICKY MELSON Tupelo WAYNE SPENCER Fulton CAROLYN BARNARD Unity BOBBY WOOD Golden DAVID GRAHAM Fulton STEVE COMER Fulton ROSEMARY BULLARD Hatley The Mu Alpha Theta is an honorary mathematics fraternity created to stimu- late deeper and more effective interest in mathematics; to prepare students to contribute to our Nation ' s well-being and to the well-being of all people through the fields of mathematics. To qualify for membership, the student must be majoring in mathematics or engineering. He must have completed at least four semesters of mathematics at his local high school with a B or better average and must be taking a math course at the time of membership. The club makes a trip each year to a national research center. ROSEMARY BULLARD Beauty Representative 31 JOYCE DALLAS Reporter SHARON GULLICK Secretary i LYNETTE NEAL Vice-President GLORIA CUMMINGS President Donna Murphy Libby Campbell Beverly Riley Charlotte Moore Louis Burnette Kenny Lindley Bobby Ratliff Tommy Ebenthal Marilyn Ryan Ellene Moore M E A Linda Windham Shelia Merritt Janice Stanley The purpose of the SMEA is to develop among college students preparing to teach an understanding of the teaching profession and to acquaint them with the current issues, poli - cies and programs of local, state, and national education asso- ciations. The organization is beneficial to anyone interested in a career in the field of education. The sponsor is Mr. Gene Tilghman. 32 MARILYN RYAN Beauty Representative Delta Psi Omega OFriCF.RS: JOHN WESTPHAL— President TOMMY FAIN— Vice-President BLEAU COOPER— Secretary The Delta Psi Omega puts on two productions each year. The new pledgees are Cynthia Boatner, Tommy Lee, Jane McAnally, David Shurden, Mid Sullfvan, Andy Homan, and Jan Morrison. Not shown is Joe Bennett, Bobby Ratliff, Debbie Edge, and James Edge. DEBBIE WEST Beauty Representative 33 LOYCE MOORE President CHARLES RUSSELL Vice-President ALVIE BUTLER Secretary JESSE BARNETT Reporter HAYDEN WATKINS DAVID UMFRESS Sponsors Wa de Farrar Richard Redwood Mike Wardlaw Danny Owen Joe Ware James Wardlaw Joe Bennett Larry Dennis Danny Holley Sammie Hooper Cary Morris CAROLYN NEWELL Beauty Representative 34 Industrial Education Club LANCE BEAM President JIM SPRAYBERRY Vice-President MICKEY DABBS Secretary JAMES PHILLIPS Reporter MR. CHARLES STONE Sponsor Danny Cody Keith Wiseman Gerald Bennett Bobby Palmer Ted Johnson Drew Waldrep Butch Stephens Larry Gillispie Douglas West Jerry Irvin Berny Carnathan Gary Pettit Dudley Park MARILYN MARTIN Beauty Representative Agriculture Club 35 LOUISE LUCUIS President KAREN CAMP Vice-President ANITA GRAHAM Secretar) ' SUE ANN WARREN Reporter MISS ELIZABETH MILLER Sponsor Peggy Taylor Deborah Brown Dorothy Ruff Sandra Cromeans Georgia Smith Mary Shumpert Juanita Fitzpatrick Martha Hartsell KAREN CAMP Beauty Representative 36 Home Economics Club Phi Beta Lambda MARILYN GATES MARGUETTA PAT MATTHEWS NELLIE HILL KAY LONG MRS. PATTIJO President SPEARS Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter SPENCER Sponsor Charlotte Owens Virginia Tucker Shelia Grimes Betty Gill Barbara Hendricks Martha Jo Stei;all Suzanne Summerford Mart ie Reeves Roxie Ruff Kathy Young Ruthie Mae Jones Beverly Henderson Annie Pearl Partlow Sandra Nabers KATHY CLAYTON Beauty Representative The Phi Beta Lambda is an organization for students interested in the business field. The club sponsored the annual beauty revue. The highlight of the year is attending the state convention at the University of Mississippi in March. The club participates in many of the contests during the convention. The sponsors are Mrs. Fred Spencer and Mrs. Billy Todd. 37 President GARY DIGBY Vice-President KENNY DIGBY Secretary JUDY LODEN Reporter BETH SHUMPERT ABS float won second place in the Homecoming parade LINDA SUGGS H. S. beauty representative ELLENE MOORE College beauty representative The Association of Baptist Students is a newly organized dub on campus. It is the largest organization on campus with a beginning membership of 40. It was formed by the local churches of the Baptist Missionary Association. The purpose of the club is to establish a spiritual inspiration to the students on the campus. It meets on the fourth Tuesday of ea ch month as well as having their daily devotions. 38 BSU President— GAIL HOWELL Vice-President— JAMES SPRAYBERRY Secretary— LINDA CHRISTAIN Missions Chairman— DENNIS CHRISTAl Music Chairman— DEBBIE PITTS Baptist Student Union ' s Homecoming entry in the parade. Christian Bible Center Wesley Foundation 40 MENC Jennie Moore Debbie Edge Barbara Shook MRS. CECIL ABEL, Sponsor Thomas Christopher Lee Boyles James Francis The chorus is made up of IJC students interested in music. They perform many times during the year at special occa- sions or events. Elise Weatherly represented the chorus in the beauty revue. Jennie Moore represented the MENC in the beauty revue. IJC Band The Itawamba Junior College performs during halftime at the college and high school ball games. They also participate in numerous parades and delight the fans with their performance. The band is under the direction of Mr. J. O. Ware, Jr., who has made the band what it is today. He is pres- ently serving the school as band director for his fourth consecutive year. Both college and high school students compose the band. KAREN CAMP MaiKachie Drum Majtir MRS. CAROLYN CHATAM Choreoj rapher 42 Indianettes KAY CANNON Head GLENDA CARTER BETH RASBERRY SANDRA NABORS MELISSA WHITE LYNNE SPENCER MARY ROBERTS SALLYE LAWHORN SHERRY SENTER JUDY LLYE SUSAN SHLICT SHELIA GRIMES 43 IJC Student Council President CHARLES McVEY Baldwyn Vice-President DAVFD PICKERING Pontotoc Left to Right: Rasberry, Morrison, Ray, Caldwell, Pickering, McVey, Farrar, Burton, Prestage, and Justice. 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-wide election. This year ' s Student Council sponsored the homecoming dance, decorated the student center for the dance, and entered a float in the parade which won third place. 44 SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Linda Caldwell Bill Prestage Carolyn Ray FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES: Beth Rasberry Mike Justice Jan Morrison FLOATER: Mickey Burton TREASURER: Bill Farrar Nettleton 45 Cl (Lh 47 Homecoming ' 69- ' 70 Our Homecoming Queen was the lovely Gerldine Barber of Tupelo. She was escorted by Charles McVey of Baldwyn. Gerldine was elected by the vote of the entire student body. Football Queen Myra Davis The Football Queen this year was Miss Myra Lynn Davis of Fulton. She was escorted by Elvis Sledge of Aberdeen. Myra Lynn was elected by the foot- ball players. The Sophomore class elected Miss Carolyn Ray of Pontotoc. She was escorted by John Lee Lyles of Houston. Representing the Freshman class was Miss Jill Johnson of Saltillo. She was escorted by Randy Wood of Pontotoc. Homecoming Queen Gerldine Barber Carolyn Ray Jill Johnson 48 Si s:jM.w 51 JOYCE NICHOLSON Sponsor Cheer- leaders ' 69- ' 70 DEBBIE PITTS Ecru JILL JOHNSON Saltillo MELINDA MILLER Mascot 52 Pep Squad L to R: Debbie Sweat, Janice Bryant, Susan Clayton, Vickie Conwili, Brenda Hall, Nancy St. Clair, Sandy Comer, Nanette Dill, Beth Rasberry. «■l DEBBIE WEST Fulton Mascot 53 GERALD ANDERSON, Tackle STEVE BASS, Quarterback TERRY BLACK, Quarterback ROBERT BOOKER, Halfback EZRA BRANDON, Fullback BO CHISM, Halfback RAY COUNCE, Center ROY CRAYTON. Tackle G. A. CURRY, Quarterback ERNEST FERNANDEZ, End BILL FLOYD, Tackle JIMMY GRAY, Halfback WILLIAM HOLMAN, Halfback JIMMY IVY, Wingback EDDIE JAMES, Halfback MIKE JUSTICE, Fullback RICKY LEATHERS, End JOHN LEE LYLES, Wingback BILLY McDonald, ARTHUR McFARLAND, Tackle CHARLES McVEY, Center REX MASK, End DENNIS MINCH, Tackle MIKE MONTGOMERY, Halfback M SSk IJC Football: The Year of Improvement 54 HAROLD HOLCOMB Mgr. DOCK WALL, Asst. Coach DUDLEY MILLER, Coach WAYNE MORRIS, End NORRIS NAILS, Halfback ISAIAH PENRO, Guard WAYNE PERKINS, End TOMMY ROBERTS, End BOB SCOTT, Guard ELVIS SLEDGE, Guard JOEY SLUDER, Halfback GEORGE SMITH, Guard BOBBY THOMAS, Center JESSE TRAYLOR, Tackle B. B. WELFORD, Guard CARLTON WITHERSPONN, Guard STEVE BEAM, Mgr. KEITH HERRING, Mgr. 55 IJC 7 IJC IJC 7 IJC 33 IJC 15 IJC 13 IJC 18 IJC 28 IJC 20 Jones 24 Perkinston 14 Delta Northwest 21 East Central 10 Pearl River 13 Northeast 20 Scooba 46 Holmes 15 56 The 1969-70 season was truly a year of improvement for the Itawamba Jun- ior College football team. Team spirit was definitely higher this year and school support also increased. As a re- sult, IJC marched to an improved 4-5 record. 57 58 59 North Half Champs Basketball 69-70 Coached by Buster Davis, the fighting Indians of Itawamba Junior College entered another winning season. The returning sophomores and sharp-shooting freshmen added more excitement to the firing line than could ever be expected. They were great and we loved them. Below: Coach Buster Davis Right: Patty Davis, mascot 60 Mickey Burton David Webb 61 62 Charles Marshall Bobby Lackey Glenn Willis Charles Creastman 63 First Row (V to R) Smith, Stone, Dulaney, Holliman, Lancaster, White. S foW i ow ' ; Booker, Black, Justice, Timms, Roberts, Leathers, Nails. Third Row: Clouse, Howard, Thomas, Colburn. PITCHERS— Jerry Timms, Rickey Leathers 64 Baseball L to R: Coach Curtis Monroe, Howard, Timms, Holliman, Lancaster, White. CATCHER— George Smith L to R: Booker, Nails, Clouse, Stone, Staub, Holliman. ' « .Vi?::i? ' ' : ' -;? -a?::,itiifa ■ f- ' l V ' V V ' . f . .x: I iniT! tkF|i i ' ' f I Ewm 67 ■ ' mm ' .•JSaa fife. ' - • «aSiWHSatJ J«R «atMBj«n«a8il«H i Academic Dean Cecil W. Abel Board of Trustees Left to Right: E. Wilburn, Dorsey; Louis Robinson, Fulton; T. D. Harden, Amory; Donald Sneed, Ecru; Richard Ball, Pontotoc; President W. A. Roper, Tupelo; E. L. Vaughn, Aberdeen; J. S. Crubaugh, Fulton; Leroy Belk, Tupelo; Wendell Brown, Fulton; T. C. Russell, Red Bay, Ala.; O. U. Harrell, Tremont; A. B. Martin, Jr., Dorsey. 69 JOHN HOWARD CRUBAUGH Registrar RAY NANNEY Business Manager BILLY W. TODD Dean of Students CHARLES W. MURPHY Director of Guidance LAWRENCE BENNETT Superintendent of Buildings WAYNE WOOD High School Principal LEROY SHEFFIELD Superintendent of Farms MRS. MARIAN ABEL Music MR. LARRY ARMSTRONG Senior English MR. T. L. BURCH H.S. History MRS. REBECCA CAYSON H.S. Business IT IS FOR THE FACULTY TO GRIN AND BEAR IT . . . this is the fifth time his grandmother has died ... it is only growing pains . . . this hurts you more than it does me ... HE FACES HIS STUDENT WITH A CHEERFUL OUTLOOK ... if you don ' t memorize the notes I gave you, forget it! ... 65 is the cut off grade ... TO REALIZE HIS FAULTS . . . now, I just can ' t satisfy everyone . . . some of these dresses! . . . when are you going to get a haircut, son? ... we just don ' t do that . . . TO GAIN ADDITIONAL KNOWL- EDGE THROUGH EXPERIENCES . . . you wouldn ' t believe some of these answers ... HE STEADIES HIS HANDS, STANDS ERECT, FORCES A SMILE, AND THINKS OH, HAVE I GOT A HEADACHE! — 72 MR. HOLTON ALDERMAN Marketing MR. THOMAS CHILDS Social Science MR. CARL COMER Science MRS. NANNETTE COMER English MR. GERALD CREELY Social Science REV. W. M. DAVES Bible MR. W. B. DAVIS Chemistry MR. WINDLE DAVIS Physical Education MRS. L. E. DEATON Librarian MRS. ANNIE STONE EARNEST High School Business A 73 MRS. A. L. EARNEST English MR. ULVIE FITTS Social Science MISS CAROLYN FRANKS Business Education MISS JUDITH FRANKS Public Relations MRS. LORENE GRAY H.S. Home Economics MR. T. G. GRAY , Electronics 74 MRS. JULIA GRIMES High School English MR. CLAUDE HOOD Mathematics MR. BEN JONES Physical Education MISS IMOGENE JACKSON English MRS. BOBBYE JONES Business Education MR. JAMES LONG Physics iiii: ' 11 . MRS. MARTHA McELROY H.S. Social Studies MR. KENNETH MAYHALL Electronics MR. DUDLEY MILLER Physical Education MISS ELIZABETH MILLER Home Economics MR. CURTIS MONROE Social Science MR. BOB NEWELL Sociology 75 MISS JOYCE NICHOLSON Speech MR. HERBERT PARHAM Chemistry MISS PATRICIA PEARCE H.S. Foreign Language MR. ROBERT PRUITT H.S. Social Studies MRS. BRENDA RATLIFF H.S. Mathematics MRS. DIXIE RUSSELL Mathematics 76 MR. STACY RUSSELL Business Education MRS. VOLA SENTER H.S. Mathematics MRS. FRANCES SHEFFIELD English ' ■■ ■■ ' 1 1 1 ;v- ' ■ ' •■ m ■ ' z ' MRS. MILDRED SHEFFIELD Social Science MR. G. W. SMITH Business Education MR. REID SMITH Mathematics ■ - DR. BILLY RAY SNEED Mathematics MRS. PATTIJO SPENCER Business Education MR. CHARLES STONE Agriculture ; p A 1 a MR. JAMES TOLLETT Foreign Languages MR. DAVID UMPHRESS Industrial Education MR. DOCK B. WALL Physical Education MR. J. O. WARE Band Director MRS. J. O. WARE H.S. English MR. HAYDEN M. WATKINS Industrial Education 78 MR. ARGIE WILSON Biology MR. HAYDEN WILSON Driver ' s Education MRS. ANN WHEELER H.S. English Office Personnel MRS. SARAH CUMMINGS Secretary to Business Manager MRS. ANNETTE DILL Library Clerk MRS. ANN LONG Secretary to H.S. Principal MRS. ETA KATE MORROW Secretary to Registrar MRS. DONA NANNEY Secretary to Librarian MRS. LAURA NANNEY Secretary to Dean MISS KATHRYN ROBERTSON Bookkeeper MRS. JUDITH ROGERS Secretary Business Office MRS. HELEN STONE Secretary to President 79 MRS. LOU SHEFFIELD Dietician DAY CAFETERIA WORKERS: Seated JL to Ri Uti. Christine Clark, Mrs. Winona Robrtts, Mrs. Jessie Gregory, Mrs. Vance Hill, Mrs. ally Pickett, Mrs. Katherine CockreU. Standing (L to R) Mr. C. O. Roberts, Mr. Otha Enlow. NIGHT CAFETERIA WORKERS: Mrs. Peggy Davis, Mrs. Mary Watkins, Mrs. Arab Sneed, and Mrs. Ernie Franks. MR. and MRS. T. L. BURCH ' ' •ookstore MAnan --; STUDENT CENTER WORKERS: L to R: Mrs. Price Senter, Manager, Mrs. Maxine Ozbrin, ■ •.Tr ' - ■ ' I ' ;3d I ■T ' d-er, M ' ' ' ' - ' r. Di ' ' -n - ' T. ' ■?, ' r ]-r-y -rp. N • 7 ' - ■ f- and Mr-, r JOE BATES Electrician MAJOR DAVIS and FRANK SENTER Transportation CLIFTON COCKRELL Head of Maintenance GREEN, FRANKS, BURLESON, UMFRESS, SHEFFIELD Maintenance Class Officers President Vice President John Lee Lyles David B« Chism Secretary-Treasurer Myra Lynn Davis Reporter Billy Welford Sponsors Mr. Creely Mr. Childs Miss J. Franks n I 82 ADAMS, LANNY HUE Baldwyn ARON, NANCY CAROL Tupelo BAKER, JO ELLEN Aberdeen BARBER, GERALDINE Tupelo BARNARD, CAROLYN ANN Baldwyn BASS, STEVE CARL Mooreville BATES, JOAN DALE Tupelo BEAN, WILEY LANCE Mantachie BENNETT, GERALD WAYNE Dorsey BENNETT, RURIL JOE Fulton BERRYHILL, HAMES OWEN Plantersville BLAIR, MICHAEL DALE Northport, Alabama Sophomores ' 69 - ' 70 BOATNER, CYNTHIA J. Tupelo BROOM, VICKI SUE Fulton BROWN, PATRICIA ANN Tupelo BURCH, GEORGE HENERY Guntown BURCH, REBECCA GAIL Fulton BURNETT, LOUIS EDWARD Hamilton BURTON, MICKEY L. Pontotoc BUTLER, ALVIE Dorsey 83 BYRD, NANCY ANN Fulton CALDWELL, ALLEN E. Nettleton CALDWELL, LINDA G. Sherman CAMP, KAREN E. Mantachie CAMPBELL, ELIZABETH Pontotoc CAMPBELL, ROGER D Baldwyn CANTRELL, JERRY C. Aberdeen X 84 CARTER, JACKIE L. Amory CHISM, DAVID RAY Baldwyn CHRESTMAN, CHARLES Houlka CHRISTIAN, DENNIS Fulton CHRISTIAN, DON Dorsey CLAYTON, KATHY G. Smithville CODY, DANNY Tremont COLLIER, ROBERT A. Nettleton 85 CONWILL, DAVID Fulton COOPER, RONALD A. Zion, 111. CROWE, JOHN J. Tupelo CUMMINGS, GLORIA Pontotoc DALLAS, JOYCE Shannon DAVIS, MYRA LYNN Fulton DILL, FRANCES RUTH Amory DRAKE, PAMELA Fulton DUKE, ROGER EUGENE Amory DULANEY, JERRY D. Dorsey DULANEY, JERRY L. Fulton DULANEY, KATHERINE Dorsey DUVALL, ANNIE LEE Tremont EAST, WILLIAM D. Houston 86 A tik flii EASTER, LINDA JO Amory EDGE, JAMES CLYDE Saltillo FAIN, THOMAS J. Tupelo FARRAR, WILLIAM H. Nettleton FEARS, WILLIAM T. Amory FORD, WILLIAM GARY Houlka FRANCIS, WILEY ALVA Tupelo FRANKLIN, RODNEY W. Tupelo FRANKS, GARY MAC Fulton FLOYD, WILLIAM R. Pontotoc FUNDERBURK, KENNETH Houston GATES, MARILYN ROSE Pontotoc GILLENTINE, DEBORAH Mooreville GORDON, DAVID R. Aberdeen GRAHAM, ANITA JOY Thaxton GRAHAM, BARBARA J. Fulton GRIFFIN, JERRY DALE Tupelo GRISSOM, JANICE A. Fulton GREGORY, PEGGY JANE Dorsey GULLICK, SHARON SUE Tupelo 87 GUYTON, SYLVIA ANN Nettleton HALL, WILLIAM ALLAN Gun town HANSON, RUTH THOMPSON Hamilton HARRIS, RONALD CONRAD Red Bay, Ala. HARRISON, JIMMY DALE Pontotoc HARTSELL, MARTHA Tremont HENDRIX, RICKEY W. Marietta HILL, NELLIE DALE Verona HOLCOMB, AVA DELORES Nettleton HOLLAND, JAMES D. Guntown HOMAN. ANDREW PICK Shannon HORTON, lYANDA Dorsey HOUSTON, PHILIP VAN Baldwyn HOWELL, GAIL RUTH Pontotoc 88 HOWELL, GARY WAYNE Amory HOWELL, WILLIE GLEN Aberdeen HUFFSTATLER, MARILYN Ecru HUGHES, BRENDA GAY Fulton HUTCHESON, JOSEPH Tupelo IRVIN, JANICE MAE Hamilton IRVIN, JERRY WAYNE Greenwood IVY, JAMES HOLLIS Tupelo JACKSON, MARY PAULETTE Baldwyn JOHNSON, PAUL Smithville JOHNSON, RANDY Fulton JONES, JIMMY WAYNE Nettleton JONES, RUTHIE MAE Fulton JUSTICE, TIMOTHY Fulton KELSO, JANICE L. Dorsey LARKIN, JEROME Saltillo LEATHERS, CHARLES RICKEY Fulton LEE, WILLIAM HENRY Aberdeen LEE, TOMMY DOUGLAS Aberdeen LOCKRIDGE, EDDIE ROY Saltillo 89 LODEN, JAMES RUSSELL Fulton LONG, DONALD RAY Tupelo LONG, WILLIAM CARL Tupelo LUCIUS, MARGARET L. Pontotoc LYLES, JOHN LEE Houston McANALLY, MARY JANET Ecru McMillan, david thomas Aberdeen McNEESE, JESSIE DAN Tupelo MAJORS, TOM LEE Amory MANASrO, THOMAS REED Birmingham, Alabama MARTIN, VIVIAN ANN Pontotoc MATTHEWS, PATSY KAY Pontotoc 90 MELSON. JERRY RICHARD Tupelo MILLER, JOHN WILEY Tupelo MINCH, DENNIS LYNN Amory MINOR, WAYNE Baldwyn MIZE, HATTIE MIRIAM Thaxton MONTGOMERY, MICHAEL Ecru MOORE, CHARLOTTE Fulton MOORE, DAVID GREGG Amorv MOORE, JUDIE KAY Okolona MOORE, LOYCE MITCHELL Fulton MOORE, SHERRIA JOAN Pontotoc MURPHY, DONNA GAYLE Mooreville 91 NORRIS, JOHN ALAN Tupelo NESSLER, PAMELA ANN Woodbury, N. J. NEVINS, JERRY WAYNE Hamilton OWEN, DANNY HAYES Okolona PALMER, BOBBY LEE Fulton PALMER, JIMMY TRAVIS Saltillo PARK, CHARLES DUDLEY Belden NEWELL, CAROLYN Dorsey PARKER, JOHN R. Guntown PARRISH, NORMAN Amory PARTLOW, ANNIE Dorsey 92 PEARSON, ROBERT Houston PETTIGREW, BRENDA Shannon PHILLIPS, BILLY GUY Gattman PHIPPS, LAWERENCE A. Tupelo PICKENS, JANICE Shannon PICKERING, DAVID Ponto toc PITTS, DEBORAH Ecru PLUNK, I.OYD CARLON Thaxton POE, DEANNA Pontotoc POSEY, RHONDA Okolona PRATER, TILTON JR. Pontotoc PRESLEY, HARRY LANE Tupelo | ,. !.«♦■ 93 PRESTAGE, WILLIAM B. Fulton RATLIFF, BOBBY REX Pdntotdc RATLIFF, JAMES S. Baldwyn RAY, BILLY LANE Pontotoc RAY, CATHERINE ANN Pontotoc RAY, CAROLYN LEE Pontotoc RENFROW, MARY C. Tupelo RIGGAN, JAMES R. Smithville A RIGGAN, JERRY WAYNE Nettleton RILEY, BEVERLY KAY Nettleton RILEY, TITUS RALPH Dorsey ROBERTS, DONALD E. Tremont ROBINSON, DONALD M. Fulton ROBINSON, PAUL M. Tremont ri;ff, roxie jean Plantersville RUSSELL, CHARLES E. Detroit, Ala. RUSSELL, JERRY WAYNE Detroit, Ala. RYE, BURNIE LEE Smithville SANDERFORD, CAROL Tupelo SANDLIN, JERRY LEE Fulton 94 SHANNON, HOWARD A. Tupelo SHEDD, JAMES DAVID Dorsey SHEELY, PATSILU T. Aberdeen SIMMONS, RICHARD D. Pontotoc SLEDGE, ELVIS A., JR. Aberdeen SMITH, GEORGIA KAY Fulton SMITH, THOMAS ELI Houston SNEED, TOMMY CLYDE Pontotoc SPEARMAN, JAMES M., JR. Saltillo SPEARS, THERESA ANN Pontotoc SPENCER, HERMAN WAYNE Fulton 95 STAFFORD, MARY ALICE Smithville STAHL, JULIUS W. Aberdeen STEGALL, WILMA JEAN Pontotoc STEVENS, JOHNNY DWIGHT Smithville SULLIVAN, MILLDRED ANNE fllHH WK M Mooreville nn K ■HH TACKETT, DANNY WAYNE W ' mM J Tupelo TALIANT, SANDRA JO ' t , Nettleton — - TAPSCOTT, WILLIAM M. Nettleton TAYLOR, ALVIE GENE Golden TAYLOR, LINDA ETHEL Shannon THOMAS, ROBERT EARL Fulton THOMPSON, CLAYTON LEE Hamilton THORN, CHARLOTTE R. Nettleton THORN, MICHAEL G. Nettleton TIDWELL, LORETTA Tupelo TIMMS, JERRY LEE Fulton TUCKER, PAULETTE Fulton TUCKER, VIRGINIA D. Amory TUTOR, RACHEL A. Pontotoc UNDERWOOD, ANDREW J. Saltillo 96 VAUGHAN, ELLIE LEE III Hatley VERNON, BARRY MARK Tremont WADDEL, BONNIE JEAN Fulton WADDELL, GAIL Nettleton WALLACE, BOBBIE NELL Pontotoc WALLACE, MAVILOU Fulton WALLACE, RAYMOND Fulton WALTON, FORREST DOUGLAS Fulton WARREN, SUE ANN Pontotoc WARDLAW, CLARENCE M. Fulton WASHINGTON, PAUL WAYNE Houlka WEBB, DAVID LYNN Tupelo WELFORD, WILLIAM E. Okolona WESSON, CAROLYN FAYE Mooreville WESTPHAL, JOHN Tupelo WILSON, BETTY BUSH Golden WILSON, JANIS LYNN Tupelo YOUNG, JAMIE Nettleton YOUNG, PHILIP STEWART PlantersvUe HILL, MARJORIE JUNE Verona 97 Freshman Class Officers Sponsors Mr. Newell Mrs. B. Thornton President Randy Wood Vice-President Gerald Bones Anderson Secretary-Treasurer Wanda Bess Young Reporter James Sprayberry 98 Adams, Alton Reed Fulton Adams, David Kent Tupelo Adderholt, Steve Tupelo Aguirre, Phillip Tupelo Akin, Helen Cheryl Saltillo Allen, Judith Carol Aberdeen Anderson, Thomas Tupelo Armstrong, Lorene Tupelo Bacon, Robert Anthony Aberdeen Barnes, Alice Faye Saltillo Barnett, Jesse Reed Fulton Baty, Ruby Boyd Aberdeen Bean, Donald Wayne Okolona Bell, Shirley Deloris Plantersville Benson, Gloria Jean Tupelo Benton, Margie Faye Amory Berry, Nancy Gail Houston BerryhiU, John Edwin Nettleton Best, David Amory Bird, Michael Lee Aberdeen Black, Helen Tupelo Black, Terry Dwayne Shannon Blaylock, Debra Kay Tupelo Boggan, Bobby Otis, Jr. Aberdeen Bolen, Mildred Carolyn Saltillo Bond, Randy Harold Verona Booker, Robert Earl Tupelo Bourland, Anne Ware Nettleton Bowling, Gary Franklin Smithville Boyles, Lee Amory 99 Brandon, Ezra Lee Tupelo Brooks, Penny Lynn Victoria, Ark. Brown, Beverly Ann Tupelo Brown, Debra Arlena Smithville Brown, Dennis Barry Golden Brown, Larry Carl Tupelo Bryan, James Henry Nettleton Bryant, Janice Okolona Brummett, Janice Lee Belden Buchannan, Bonnie Sue Okolona Bullard, Rosemary Amory Bullock, Alfred Leon Gattman Burcham, Donna Noreen Tupelo Byram, Cathy Lane Fulton Byrd, Bettye Jo Amory Cadden, Nancy Sue Amory Cagle, Janice Greenwood Springs Calhoun, Susan Lynn Tupelo Cannon, Phyllis Kay Pontotoc Cantrell, Cecil Van Amory Carnathan, Berney Claude Mooreville Cayson, Jonathan Edwards Tupelo Carter, Glenda Joyce Shannon Carter, Sarah Sue Pontotoc Chitton, Sharon Annette Pontotoc Christopher, Tommy Lee Plantersville Clayton, Diana Kay Plantersville Clayton, Susan Gail Fulton Clouse, Russell Dorsey Cochran, Sandra Sumner Belden 100 Colburn, Noman Author Fulton Colburn, William Fulton Collums, Cathy Mae Pontotoc Comer, Carolyn Sue Dorsey Comer, Sandra Francis Fulton Conwill, Vickie Gorene Fulton Coop er, Janice Sue Guntown Counce, Ray Wilson Okolona Cox, James Franklin SaltviUe, Va. Crayton, Roy Lee Fulton Cryder, James Ray Tupelo Cromeans, Sandra Kay Golden Crump, Michael Ray Hamilton Dabbs, Ernest Ewing Greenwood Springs Dabbs, Gwyneth Fulton Dabbs, Hattie Glass Amory Davidson, Jack Nettleton Da is, Bobby Gene Pontotoc Davis, George Lee Tupelo Da is, Harvy Bryon Smithville Da ' is, Louis Ray Fulton Davis, Randall Bishop Houston Davis, Sandra Tupelo Dawe, Philip Wayne Shannon Dempsey, Sharon Marie Tupelo Dennis, Larry Thomas Fulton Digby, Gary Wayland Fulton Dill, Linda Nanette Nettleton Dillard, Larry Nettleton Douglas, Nelson Green Verona 101 Dulaney, David Allen Fulton Duvall, Patricia Louise Dorsey Dye, Judith Carrie Nettleton Dye, Johnny Carroll Shannon Dyer, Janet Lee Tremont Easley, Mary Ann Tupelo Easterling, Garry L. Saltillo Easterling, Philip W. Saltillo Edge, Debbie Sue Saltillo Edge, Wayne Elvin Mooreville Edmond, Eunjaline Aberdeen Edwards, Bobby Wayne Aberdeen Edwards, Cobran C. Tupelo Edwards, Shelia Frances Tupelo Farrar, Elvin Wade Amory Farrar, Janet Suzette Tupelo Faulkner, Virginia E. Greenwood Springs Fennell, Linda Dianne Golden Fernandez, Ernest, Jr. Tupelo Field, Anita Winifred Aberdeen Files, William Harold Fulton 102 Fitzpatrick, Juanita Aberdeen Fleming, Charles M. Tupelo Floyd, Thomas F. Houston Ford, Phillip Wayne Shannon Ford, Wendell Dale Greenwood Springs Fowler, John Wesley Tupelo Francis, James W., Jr. Tupelo Franks, Michael Dorsey Franks, Donna Jean Saltillo Gaskin, Patty Lou Aberdeen Gill, Betty Jones Amory Gillespie, Larry Dale Randolph Gillespie, Patricia Blue Springs Gillespie, Randy Lane Pontotoc Goff, Cathy Shannon Gore, Kenneth Edward Tupelo Graham, Richard David Golden Gray, Jimmy Earl Fulton Gregory, James Curtis Pontotoc Gregory, Dwight Fulton Gregory, Sharon LaRue Nettleton 103 Griffin, Angela Kaye Tupelo Griffith, Billy H. Aberdeen Grimes, Shelia Ann Guntown Gunter, Johnny M. Pontotoc Guthrie, Jimmy Dale Aberdeen Hamilton, Nancy J. Kalamazoo, Mich. Haas, Linda Mae Tupelo Hall, Brenda Kay Red Bay Harlow, Elaine Amory Harlow, James M. Saltillo Harlow, Michael Wayne Tupelo Harper, Patty Olene Smithville Harris, Donna Kathleen Tupelo Harris, Jeff, Jr. Amory Harris, Jerry Powell Thaxton Hartley, Larry Sherman Tupelo Hawkins, Linda Ann Fulton Haynes, Joe Steven Tupelo Henderson, Beverly G. Pontotoc Hendricks, Barbara Ann Tupelo i-lerring, Edward Keith Blue Springs Hester, Barbara Dale Amory High, Eloise Ecru Hill, Herman Louis Aberdeen Holcomb, Timothy D. Ecru Holcomb, W. Harold Golden Holley, Danny Gene Fulton Holliman, Charles D. Okolona Holman, William R. Hamilton Hood, Lonnie Michael Nettleton 104 Hooker, Ricy Allen Thaxton Hooker, Teresa Pitts Thaxton Hooper, Sammie Lee, Jr. Fulton Hoots, Wanda Dale Smithville Huffman, Gary Earl Woodland Hughes, Mary Ann Fu ' ton Hughes, Stanley Glen Amory Hutcheson, Harold Dean Saltillo Jaggers, Martha Dean Pontotoc James, Eddie Frank Aberdeen Jamison, Molly G. Shannon Johnson, Kent Robert, Sr. Tupelo Johnson, Martha Jill Saltillo Johnson, Linda Fulton Johnson, Virginia Lee Marietta Johnson, Ted Fulton Jordan, Billy Ray Tupelo Justice, Michael M. Fulton Kellum, Joseph Leslie, Jr. Tupelo Kelso, Dudley Kenneth Dorsey Kennedy, Gloria Ann Greenwood Springs Knight, Gloria Lou Greenwood Springs Krumcke, Terri Lynn Tupelo Labhart, Pamela Sue Tupelo Lancaster, Jack, Jr. Houston Lancaster, Michael Fulton Laney, Mitchell Wayne Nettleton Lauderdale, Tommy Shannon Lesley, James Doyle Dorsey Lesley, Albert Dale Dorsey 105 Lilley, Edwin Hewel Aberdeen Lindley, Kenneth Ray Shannon Loague, Sandra Nell D.orsey Loden, Judy Sheffield Moorevilie Long, Etta Kayvonne Pontotoc Long, Robert Philip Tupelo Lucas, Brenda Joan Tremont Lumpkin, Elois Saltillo Lymburner, Charles David Fulton McCaleb, Ann Witt Tupelo McCord, Hazel Reginia Pontotoc McCoy, Jerry Lamar Pontotoc McCoy, Milton Bruce Pontotoc McCully, Eddie Dale Tupelo McFarland, Arther Aberdeen McFerrin, Barry Joseph Mantachie McGhee, Ester Carolyn Aberdeen McKinney, Ezell Amory McMillen, Nelda Janice Dorsey McNeese, Alan Dale Greenwood Springs McNeese, Martha Lynn Tupelo 106 McNeese, Judy Maria Tupelo McNeil, Cheryl Jean Tupelo Mabry, Dorthy Pearl Tupelo Magers, Judith Ann Nettleton Mallory, Terry Shannon Mann, John Rex, Jr. Saltillo Marion, Robert Franklin Houlka Marshall, Charles Earl Amory Martin, Marilyn Pontotoc Martin, Randall Bruce Pontotoc Mask, Rex Tupelo Maxcey, Laura Ellen Fulton Maxcy, Mildred Lane Red Bay, Ala. Maynard, Mike Tupelo Meeks, Sondra Daphne Aberdeen Merritt, Shelia Lynn Tupelo Milstead, Richard Lynn Aberdeen Mitchell, Dennis Ray Fulton Monaghan, John Virgil Tupelo Monneyham, William Ronald Houston Moore, Bobby Windell Dorsey Moore, Brenda Jean Dorsey Moore, Eddie Lee Amory Moore, Jennie Lynn Dorsey Moore, Martha Charlene Pontotoc Moore, Mary Ellene Fulton Morris, Cary Glenn West Memphis, Ark. Morris, Richard Ervin Zion, 111. Morris, Philip Wayne Tupelo Maxcey, Larry D. Amory 107 Morrison, Iris Jan Pontotoc Moses, Patricia Ann Fulton Mullins, Riciiard Lee Pound, Va. Murpliree, Hilda Jane Fulton Nabers, Sandra Kay Baldwyn Nails, Norris Green Smithville Neaves, Deborah Faye Aberdeen Nix, Phyllis Dianne Pontotoc Orear, James Mitchel Fulton Orrick, Richard Ferrell Red Bay, Ala. Otts, Linda Pontotoc Owens, Charlotte Evelyn Tupelo Palmer, Linda Carolyn Amory Pannell, Alice Clara Tupelo Parham, Jerry Wayne Smithville Parham, Robert Daniel Amory Pate, Ruth Emaline Fulton Pearce, Jackie Eugene Marietta Pearce, Howard Lee Fulton Pearce, Rickey Morgan MooreviUe Pennington, David Russell Tupelo Perkins, George Wayne Aberdeen Phillips, James Ellus Amory Pickle, Janice Gail Amory Pitts, James Hugh Pontotoc Plunk, Richard Corbet Thaxton Puckett, Jimmy Green Amory Pyles, Carolyn Alice Pontotoc Rasberry, Hazel Elizabeth Tupelo Ratliff, Rager Dale Plantersville 108 Redwood, Harry Richard Tupelo Reed, Paula Diane Tupelo Riggs, Gayle Patrick Tupelo Riley, Clara Nell Fulton Riley, David Michael Amory Robinson, Deborah Ann Fulton Robinson, Jerry Rickey Hamilton Robinson, Michael Lee Shannon Rodgers, Rhonda Martin Pontotoc Roebuck, Judy Lynn Tupelo Rogers, Billy Rex Shannon Rooker, Eriine Plantersville Ruff, Dorthy Jean Plantersville Russell, Teresa Lynn Pontotoc Russell, Stephen Earl Pontotoc Rutledge, William Keith Pontotoc Ryan, Marilyn Sue Tupelo Rye, Donny Cecil Aberdeen Scott, Robert Marvin Aberdeen Shook, Barbara Jo Golden Shumpert, Cathy Oneil Dorsey 109 Shumpert, Mary Marlene Dorsey Shurden, David Lewis Tupelo Simmons, Gene Talarico Tupelo Simmons, Larry Wayne Pontotoc Simmons, Rickey Jesse Tupelo Sluder, Joseph Lawson Aberdeen Smith, Arlene Tupelo Smith, Franky Chism Saltillo Smith, Gary Lee Tupelo Smith, George Lee Tupelo Spearman, Thomas Wade Saltillo Spears, Marquetta Pontotoc Spinks, Raleigh Joe Houston Sprayberry, James Elzie Sarepta Sprayberry, James William Hamilton no springer, Leroy Tupelo St. Clair, Nancy Jane Fulton Stanley, Janice Alene Tupelo Stegall, Martha Jo Pontotoc Stepp, Mary Margaret Thaxton Stubbs, Mary Evelyn Guntown Sullivan, Danny Roy Amory Summerford, Suzanne Fulton Summers, Patty Kay Fulton Swan, Gary Thomas Amory Sweat, Deborah Lou Tupelo Sykes, Shirley Ann Aberdeen Tate, Janis Shannon Taylor, Peggy Fulton Tedford, Samela Gaye Pontotoc III Tennisin, Buddy Darrell Saltillo Thomas, Janette Tremont Thorn, Linda Joy Tremont Thrash, James Douglas Fuhon Tillman, Linda Faye Tupelo Toy, Grace Kelly Amory Traylor, Jesse Lee Saltillo Trice, Gwendolyn Clifton Fulton Tucker, Angula Gay Fulton Tucker, David Lawrence Fulton Tutor, Glynnis Jean Randolph VanVeghel, Paul Frnacis Tupelo Waddle, Benny Mark Plantersville Waldrop, Drew Michael Randolph Walters, Fowler McCoy Greenwood Springs r f 1 ■ 1 ifB J1 Si i t w i r Ipg ' w- f i H r il BPIIHf - 1 i P- 112 Walling ' , Tommie Jean Aberdeen Walls, Eddie Martin Red Bay, Ala. Walton, Patricia Ann Dorsey Walton, Dan Edwards Dorsey Wardlaw, James Andrew Nettleton Ware, Joe Elum Pontotoc Washington, Donald C. Pontotoc Washington, Philip Houlka Wealtherly, Anita Elise Pontotoc Webb, Lawrence Raymond Tupelo Welford, Ewell Laborann Okolona Wesson, Patricia Ann Saltillo West, Deborah Jean Fulton West, Ethel Nettleton West, Mary Kathryn Tupelo West, Nancy Louise Shannon West, Susan Virginia Tupelo West, William Douglas Amory Westmorland, Mary Jeffi Mooreville Wheeler, Flynn Alban Fulton Whitaker, Johnnie E. Guntown 113 White, II, Chester K. Fulton White, Johnny Ray Pontotoc White, Patricia Tupelo Wipginton, Roger Smithville Williams, Charles Van Houston Williams, Linda Carolyn Red Bay, Ala. Williams, Gerald Wayne Saltillo Williams, Susan Gayle Aberdeen Windham, Linda Ann Tremont 114 Winter, Donald Vinson Pontotoc Winter, Ronald Wayne Pontotoc Wise, Gaylon Okolona Wiseman, Keith Barnett Shannon Wiygul, Jerry Lynn Fulton Wood, George Randall Pontotoc Wood, Robert Houston Golden Worthey, William Nettleton Wren, Daneil Greenwood Springs 115 Yancy, Charles Timothy Becker Young, Kathy Alice Houlka Young, Mary Gail Dorsey Young, Wanda Bess Pontotoc Christian, Linda Gail Fulton Cochran, Sandra Sumner Belden Palmer, Linda Carolyn Amory Rea, Charles Neal Nettleton 116 McCauley, Gwendolyn Amory Upton, Dabney Tupelo Sancillf), Charles David Nettleton 17 Itawamba Junior College Vocational-Technical Center DIRECTOR Larry Otis ASSISTANT DIRECTOR William Jai;ger SECRETARY- GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Sarah Browning SECRETARY- ADULT BASIC EDUCATION Allene Stanley RECEPTIONIST Mary Irving SECRETARY TO DIRECTOR Jo Whitt DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE Charles A. Spencer VOCATIONAL COUNSELOR Mary McMillan 118 I.,- SUPERVISOR ADULT BASIC EDUCATION Wylie Wodd CURRICULUM DIRECTOR Jo Rayburn ASSISTANT CURRICULUM DIRECTOR Bdbby Davis COUNSELOR Jewel Soper i B r s m ■W - ' if ' 1 m - 1 IU E 1 l k H ' JH 1 ■w H f i - . j j IB SUPERVISOR DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Holt. Ml Alderman INSTRUCTOR SUPER MARKET CHECKER TRAINING Bruce Hill KEY PUNCH OPERATOR Shell a Jaegers KEY PUNCH INSTRUCTOR Charles Faulkner SUPERVISOR DATA PROCESSING Rudolph Hatcher DENTAL INSTRUCTORS Dr. Charles Moore Louise Wilson, C.D.A. 119 BASIC EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS Martha White Carrie Strange Elizabeth Long Wilma Chisnn MACHINE SHOP INSTRUCTOR Hubert Spigner WELDING INSTRUCTOR Luther MrKissack BODY AND FENDER REPAIR INSTRUCTOR Herbert Burk AUTO MECHANIC INSTRUCTOR Claude Hardin LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSING INSTRUCTORS Margie Golding Lois Franks Joanne Duggard OPERATING ROOM ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR Lynette Miller SUPERVISOR HEALTH OCCUPATIONS Mavienne Hanson 120 BUSINESS EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS June Brady Carolyn Monaghan Brenda Hare PRINTING INSTRUCTOR Rayford Foster AIR CONDITION AND REFRIGERATION INSTRUCTOR L. R. Magers ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIR INSTRUCTOR Vaster Johnson MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Preston Sheffield MAINTENANCE Elbert Wilson David Girhan 121 122 123 Introduction Features Sports Organizations Classes cL 125 The job is over now, but September was only the begihning of involvement . . the class of ' 70 came through . . . Homecoming excitement . . . what was that score again ? . . . Juniors got those rings that meant so much . . . Seniors got their caps and gowns which meant even more . . . Sophomores got to move up one section for next year ' s pep rallies (big deal ?) . . . the year that made us scream, We ' re No. 1! ... the nine months of total involvement . . . this was the year that was . . . and it was a very good year . . . this was ' 70. 126 r7? ' ' ■ ' WJi M:--.i- t?;. Wayne Wood, Principal 127 M Mr. and Miss Itawamba Agricultural High School Gary Wilson and Theresa Black 130 tt aMiiaMbi Mr. I.A.H.S. Gary Wilson Gary is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Argie Wilson. He enjoys swimming, hunt- ing, and reading. Gary lettered in foot- ball three years. He is presently serv- ing as President of the I-Club, and is a member of the Beta Club. Gary plans to attend Harding College after grad- uating from I.J.C. He plans to major in Engineering. Miss I.A.H.S. Theresa Black Theresa is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Black. She enjoys sports, playing the piano and guitar, and danc- ing. Theresa is serving as Vice-President of the Spanish Club, Secretary of the Library Club, and Vice-President of the Beta Club. Theresa plans to attend Mill- sap and major in Drama. 131 1970 Awards Balfour and Mathematics Gary Wilson Balfour and Physics Kenny Digby Danforth Edward Stone Danforth Twyla Dickerson Citizenship Tommy Bourland Citizenship and English Lynn Spencer American Government David Moody Spanish Theresa Black 132 Shorthand Lana Tucker - 8l% Bookkeeping Melody Ann Summers Home Economics Nancy League Agriculture Terry Murrell Athletics Glen Clifton Industrial Arts Stanley Rogers American History Wanda Adams Chemistry Cathy Crowell Typewriting Susan Staub 133 Most Beautiful Stephanie Boyd 134 Beauties Martha Jo Harrison Cheryl Harrison Myrna Conwill Donna Jamerson 135 Most Popular Donna Jamerson Bobby Dozier Best-All-Around Mitzi Anthony Lannie Sheffield Most Studious Patsy Donald Bill Jamieson Cutest Stephanie Boyd Terry Pate A I ri % 1 1 suiHHaR HE T nnM HBj , - «;;■ .... -..-. . 1 ' ' ' , j: ■i ' v ' ' ' ' ■ ' -j ailOK Best Personality Carol McGee Franklin Wallace Friendliest Betty Haynes F. G. Wiygul .M - ' feai KiX - f ' 138  %kt Most Courteous Betty Evans Rick Lymburner Best Dressed Janice Graham Ross Hankins 139 141 First Row, (L to R) Billy Brown, Mike Miller, Ronnie Wilson, Larry Walton, Donny Wright, Jackie Strange, Ricky West, Johnny Gentry, Nat Prestage, Bobby Dozier, and Terry Pate. Second Row, (L to R) Ken Gillentine, Harvey Burns, Robert Clay, Gary Wilson, Edward Stone, David Tallent, Rick Lymburner, Clay Harden, and Mike Cooper. Third Row, (L to R) Coach Monroe, Steve Walker, Chris Mobley, Johnny Miller, John Willis, Lanny Sheffield, Glen Clifton, Steve Daves, Greg Davis, Bill Jamieson, Ross Hankins, and Coach Jones. Fourth Row, (L to R) Lynn Holifield, F. G. Wiygul, Phil Morris, Eddie Drake, Wayne Loden, Joe Conwill, Jerry Bowen, Mike Farris, Franklin Wallace, and Freddie Wallace. Tombigbee Co-Champions Tupelo Lions Bowl 142 COACH BEN JONES COACH CURTIS MONROE MANAGERS Ken Gillentine Bobby Dozier Terry Pate lAHS 38 lAHS 7 lAHS 41 lAHS 31 lAHS 32 lAHS 34 lAHS 35 lAHS 50 lAHS 35 lAHS 28 lAHS 10 SCORES Baldwyn Okolona 12 Kossuth 6 Shannon Calhoun City Nettleton Booneville Ripley 6 Saltillo 14 Amory 1 New Albany 143 CHRIS MOBLEY QB LANNY SHEFFIELD QB EDDIE DRAKE HB GLEN CLIFTON HB STEVE WALKER HB JOHNNY GENTRY FB MIKE FARRIS G CLAY HARDEN G 144 JOHNNY MILLER G PHIL MORRIS G FRANKLIN WALLACE T JERRY BOWEN T - jk- ' ' :; ' JOHN WILLIS E ;% S i GARY WILSON FB-E EDWARD STONE E ROBERT CLAY QB-E ROSS HANKINS HB JACKIE STRANGE FB 145 NAT PRESTAGE HB STEVE DAVES C FREDDIE WALLACE G BILL JAMIESON T WAYNE LODEN T MIKE MILLER HB DONNIE WRIGHT QB RICK LYMBURNER HB HARVEY BURNS HB RICKY WEST HB 146 ■hmhi iliMil RONNIE WILSON HB DAVID TALLENT C GREG DAVIS QB LARRY WALTON T JOE CON WILL T BILLY BROWN HB 147 Homecoming Queen Theresa Black ,,.«, ti 1 1 . • ••• wm f. m. KXl Hi Wm w HIf • • • • ' • - 1 1 i 1 r. II H 1 [ ' Ki m ' : ' ' il Hfl f H ■w- 1 ' 1 HH Football Queen Donna Jamerson 148 • ••• • ••• • • • • V 1:1 The Hieh School Court Left to Right: Sophomore Escort Jerry Senter, Sophomore Maid Wanda Spencer, Junior Escort Kenny Dulaney, Junior Maid Janice GrLm Escort Lanny Sheffield, Football Queen Donna Jamerson, Escort F. G. Wiygul. Homecommg Queen Theresa Black, Sen.or Escort Ph.l Morns, and Senior Maid Lynne Spencer. Senior Maid LYNNE SPENCER Junior Maid JANICE GRAHAM Sophomore Maid WANDA SPENCER 149 Homecoming ' 69 Homecoming ' 69 • ■ • Beautiful girls reigning over the festivities . . . Entries in the parade . . . The sound of the band playing and the fans cheering . . . The Queens-Donna and Theresa . . . lAHS cheerleaders yelling, We got Tiger meat last night! ... Friends meeting once again at the class reunions . . . Memories to linger in the minds of the students . . . This was Home- coming ' 69. 151 lAHS Cheerleaders 152 Donna Jamerson SENIOR Deborah Thornton SENIOR ! !!SS Stephanie Boyd JUNIOR Betty Haynes JUNIOR Susan Staub SOPHOMORE Patricia Stone SOPHOMORE 153 Basketball ' 70 First Row (L to R) Jonnie Miller, Danny Johnson, Rick Lymburner, Steve Shotts, Kenny Bates, Robin Gray, William Stewart. Second Row: Robert Clay, Jerry Senter, Keith Cleveland, James Pearce, Roy Rodgers, Stacy Clayton, Willie Ferguson, Glenn Clifton, Lynn Holifield. A-Team Robert Clay Willie Ferguson Stacy Clayton Glenn Clifton Lynn Holifield 154 First Row (L to R) Randy South, Rickey Stonp, Larry Loden, Keith Johnson, Lynn Holifield, F. G. Wiygul, Ken Gilientine, William Loden. Second Row: Bobby Dozier, Donnie Wright, Nat Prestage, Rick Lymburner, Ross Hankins, Steve Daves, Steve Johnson. Baseball PITCHERS— F. G. Wiygul, Lynn Holifield Coach Dock Wall 156 Golf Team « Ross Hankins Phil Morris Eddie Drake Chris Mobley ■■iiai 159 ■ ■ ijj ' .jt: ;. ' -: ■ ... ' • •? ;•? AK ? PAM ANTHONY— Editor BETTY HA YNES— Assistant Editor Seated: Betty Haynes, Pam Anthony, Editor. Standing: Shauna Prestage, Martha Harrison, Stephanie Boyd, Miss Judith Franks, Advisor, Mitzie Anthony, Tim Miles, Sharon Rigsby, Dana Graham, Kathy ThUrmond. 160 Shauna Prestage, Sharon Rigsby, Martha Harrison Stephanie Boyd, Tim Miles Mirror Staff Editor Pam Anthony Assistant Editor Betty Haynes Senior Class Dana Graham Junior Class Mitzie Anthony Sophomore Class Kathy Thurmond Curriculum Sharon Rigsby Martha Harrison Shauna Prestage Sports Stephanie Boyd Tim Miles Kathy Thurmond, Dana Graham, Mitzie Anthony 161 The Student Council M. Anthony, P. Prestage, T. L. Burch, Sponsor; J. Franks, J. Senter, K. Dulaney, L. Spencer, K. Thurmond, F. G. Wiygul, and B. Shumpert. Vice-Pres. Lynne Spencer, Pres. F. G. Wiygul, Sec. Jerry Franks. President Wiygul ! 162 Feature Writer — Debbie Sandlin Sports Editor — Gary Miles The Chieftain Staff Cartoonists — Jim Cotton and Mike Byram Standing: Sue Underwood, Debbie Sandlin, Victoria Cummings, Susan Staub, Ruby Clouse, Jim Cotton, and Gary Miles. Seated: Pam Prestage, Linda Suggs, Sallye Lawhorn, and SPONSOR, Miss Judith Franks. 163 Beta Club Pres. — Jerry Franks Vice-Pres. — Theresa Black Sec. — Mitzi Anthony Treas. — Kenny Digby Spo7isors — Mrs. Basil Earnest, Miss Pat Pearce Speech Club Pres. — Twila Dickerson, Vice-Pres. — Pam Anthony, Sec. — Wanda Miles, Treas. — Sally Kilpatrick, Reporter — Gaither Gray, Program Chairman — Judy Williams. Spanish Club Pres. — Myrna Conwill Isi Vice-Pres. — Theresa Black 2nd Vice-Pres. — Susan Staub Sec. — Donna Jamerson Treas. — Becky Comer Reporter — Pam Prestage Sponsor — Miss Pat Pearce Club Pres. — Gary Wilson Vice-Pres. — Lanny Sheffield Sec. -Treas. —Steve Walker Sponsor — Ben Jones 165 Y-Teens Pres. — Charlotte Orear Vice-Pres. — Cheryl Harrison Sec. — Cynthia Tucker Treas. — Lynn Johnson Reporter — Pam Prestage Program Chairman — Martha Harrison Scrapbook Chairman — Belinda Walton Song Leader — Kathy Thurmond Sponsors — Mrs. Julia Grimes and Mrs. Ann Wheeler Library Club Pres. — Lynn Johnson Vi ce-Pres. — Wayne Wooding Sec. -Treas. — Cynthia Tucker Reporter — Kevin Steele Regional President of Library Assistants — Rosa Lee Harden Sponsor — Mrs. L. E. Deaton 166 FHA Pres. — Nancy League Vice-Pres. — Linda Cleveland Sec.-Treas. — Marilyn Gimmings Reporter — Jane Moore Historian — Ruby Clouse Sponsor — Mrs. T. G. Gray FFA Pres. — Terry Murrill Vice-Pres. — Donnie Robinson Sec. — Johnny Osbirn Treas. — Raymond Williams Reporter — Tommy Graham Sentinel — Victor Umphress FFA Siveetheart — Cheryl Harrison Sponsor — Leroy Sheffield 167 Music Club Pres. — Patsy Donald, Vice-Pres. — Susan Staub, Sec. — Rita Fields, Reporter — Pam Prestage, and Chairman — Shauna Prestage, SPONSOR — Mrs. Cecil Abel. The Ensemble Shauna Prestage Pam Prestage Nancy Burleson Vanessa Ramey Martha Jo Harrison Susan Staub Pam Davis Patricia Stone Kathy Thurmond Janie Guntharp Belinda Walton Patsy Donald Jane Davis, pianist 168 The youth of today is the adult of to- morrow and the adult of tomorrow will soon be the voter of today. The governed, the governing and the governor — these were the areas covered at Boys ' State in Hinds and Girls ' State in Bellehaven. In May, 1969, Dana Graham, Jan West, Rosa Lee Harden, and Karen Steele represented Fulton at Girls ' State. Representing Fulton at Boys ' State were Lanny Sheffield, Gary Wilson, Robin Rodgers, and Jerry Franks. Boys ' State Girls ' State 169 ±TL -? 1 1 rs(iJum MmBmnfSirtmt iM i MX 171 Favorites Donna Jamerson John Willis Seniors Officers President F. G. Wiygul Vice-President Phil Morris Secretary-Treasurer John Willis Reporter Sally Kilpatrick 172 PAMELA ANTHONY Class Officer 1; Class Play 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; Band 1; F.B.L.A. 2; Club Officer; Mirror Staff 1, 2, Editor 3; Office Assistant 3 BOBBY BARNES F.F.A. 1 DAVID BEAM JOHN BEARD F.F.A. 2, 3; Beta Club 3 PATTIE BENNETT Y-Teens 1; F.B.L.A. 2; Music Club 2 LAURA BILLUPS THERESA BLACK Beta Club 1, 2, 3, Club Officer; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Club Officer; Class Play 2; Friendliest 2; F.F.A. Sweetheart 2; Homecoming Queen; Library Club 2 RICKEY SHAE BLAKE 173 TOMMY BOURLAND F.F.A.; A.B.S. JERRY BOWEN Football 1, 2, 3; l Club 2, 3 RANDY BRADLEY DEBORAH BULLARD Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Music Club 1, 2; Most Studious 1; American History Award 2; Beauty 1 PAT CARTER LEACILE CHAMBLEE MARSHA CHRISTIAN JUNE CLARK Y-Teens 1, 2; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 2; Chorus 2 174 STACY CLAYTON Basketball 1, 2, 3; I Club 2, 3; Track 1, 2 DAVID CLEVELAND Beta Club 1, 2, 3; A.B.S. GLEN CLIFTON Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; F.F.A.; I Club 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Baseball BECKY COMER Sophomore Homecoming Maid; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Club Officer; Music Club 2 MYRNA CONWILL Spanish Club 1, 2, Pres. 3; Beta 1, 2, 3; Beauty 3 ARTIE COW ART VALERIA COWLEY LEATRICE CRAWLEY Library Club 3; State Library Convention 2, 3 175 TWYLA DICKERSON Beta Club 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 2; Spanish Club 1; Y-Teens 1 KENNY DIGBY Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Club Officer; Most Studious 1; Football 1; Class Play 1, 2; Class Representative 2; A.B.S. 3; Club Officer; Spanish Club 2 PATSY DONALD Spanish Club 1; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Class Favorite 1; Most Popular 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 2 EDDIE DRAKE DOICE DULANEY BETTY EVANS Beta Club 2; Most Courteous 2, 3 MIKE FARRIS Football 2, 3; I Club CYNTHIA FERGUSON Y-Teens 1 176 WILLI !• FERGUSON Basketball 1, 2, 3; I ' M ' .A. 1, 2; I Ciiib 1, 2; Track 1, 2 GLENDA I ' OSTER JERRY I ' RANKS Beta Club 1, 2, Club Officer; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Club Officer; Spanish Club 2; Boys ' State; A.B.S. 3; Class Play 1, 2 JUDY GADDY Music Club 1 ; Y-Teens 3 JOHNNY GENTRY Football 1, 2, 3; I Club 2, 3 DEBBIE GEORGE F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Club Officer; Chorus 2 KEN GILLENTINE Class Favorite 2; Football Manager 1, 2, 3; I Club 2, 3 DANA GRAHAM Spanish Club 1, 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Beta Club 2, 3; Girls ' State Music Club 2 177 LARRY GRAHAM TOMMY GRAHAM F.F.A. 1,3; Club Officer; Football 1 BILLY GRAY F.F.A. GAITHER GRAY Y-Teens JERALD GREEN F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 SARAH GREEN RICKY GUNTHARP Library Club; A.B.S. RAYMOND HAMMOCK 178 HILDA HARBIN CLAY HARDEN Football 1, 2, 3; I Club 2, 3; Track 1, 2 ROSA LEE HARDEN Band 1; Library Club 1, 2, 3, Club Officer Region President 3; Speech Club 2; Beta Club 2; Girls ' State; Class Play 1, 2 AMELIA HARE Cheerleader 1; Class Play 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Office Assistant 2 LYNN HOLIFIELD Football 1, 2, 3; I Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Class Play 1, 2 RUTH HOUSTON Beta Club 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 2; F.H.A. 1; Music Club 1 ; Y-Teens 1 CATHERN HUNT DONNA JAMERSON Cheerleader 2, 3 ; Best-AU-Around 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Spanish 1, 2, Club Officer; Homecoming Maid 2; Football Queen 3; Class Favorite 3; Class Play 1, 2 179 VELMA JENKINS Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Music Club 1, 3; A.B.S. 3 CATHY JOHNSON F.B.L.A. 2; Spanish Club 1 - DeANNA JOHNSON PHYLLIS JOHNSON TIM JONES SALLY KILPATRICK Spanish Club 1, 2; Beta Club 1, 2; Class Play 1, 2; Class Favorite 2; Class Reporter 3; Office Assistant 3 BOBBY LEECH JIMMY LITTLE Basketball 1 TOMMY LITTLE 180 SHERYL LOAGUE Y-Teens NANCY LOAGUE E.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Club Officer; Beta Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 3; Office Assistant 3; Library Club 1; Crisco Award 1 JENNIFER LODEN MARY LODEN WANDA MILES Class Play 1; Y-Teens 1; Music Club 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Beta Club 2, 3; Speech Club 3 JOHNNIE MILLER Eootball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; F-F.A. 2, 3 ROSIE MAE MILLER CHRIS MOBLEY I Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Golf 1, 2, 3 181 DAVID MOODY Beta Club 1, 2, 3 BETTY MOORE Y-Teens 2, 3; Spanish 3; Music 1, 2; Trio 1; Sextet 2; A.B.S. 3; F.H.A. 1 JANE MOORE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Music Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 2, 3; Club Officer; Spanish Club 1 NANCY MOORE Music Club 2; Y-Teens 1; Spanish Club 1; A.B.S. 3 PHIL MORRIS TERRY MURRELL Basketball 1; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 CHARLOTTE OREAR Music Club 1, 2; Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Club Officer JOHNNY OSBIRN F.F.A. 2, Club Officer 182 ROSILAND PATE Beta Club 1, 2 BRENDA PITTS Music Club 2; Class Play 2 MELODY POTTER F.B.L.A. 2; Best Personality 2; Music Club 1, 2 JIMMY POUNDS BETTY QUAILS KATHY RIAL Music Club 2 CARY RIDING SHARON RIGSBY Y-Teens 1, 2; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Class Play 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; Mirror Staff 1, 2, 3 183 DONNY ROBINSON F.I ' . A. 2, 3; Cluh Officer STANLEY RODGERS ROBIN ROGERS KAY FRANCIS RUFF MEVALYN SANSING Bet.1 Club 1. 2; Spanish Cluh 2; F.B.L.A. 2; A.B.S. 3 LANNY SHEFFIELD Football 1. 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; I Club I, 2, 3; Boys ' State; Class Play 1, 2 MITCHELL SHEFFIELD LYNNE SHEFFIELD Beta Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; F.B.L.A. 2 184 SUE SHEFFIELD Music Club 1 ; Spanish Club 2 RICKY SMITH Agriculture Club 1 JERRY SOUTH LYNNE SPENCER Senior Maid; Indianette 2, 3; Student Council I, 2, 3; Club Officer; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Most Studious; Spanish Award 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Club Officer; Beauty 2 JEAN STANFORD F.B.L.A. 2 KAREN STEELE Spanish Club 1; Class Play 2; Girls ' State Cheerleader 1; Office Assistant 3; Beta Club 3 JOHN EARL STEGALL BRENDA SUMMERS Y-Teens 1, 2, Club Officer; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 2 185 ANN SUMMERS Y-Teens 1, 2; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Club Officer; F.B.L.A. 2 CATHY TAYLOR Beta Club 2, 3 BARBARA THOMAS Y-Teens 1; Chorus 2, F.B.L.A. 3; DIANNE THOMAS DEBRA THORTON Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Music Club 2 LANA TUCKER Y-Teens 1, 2, Club Of- ficer; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 2; Typing Award 2 VICTOR UMFRESS F.F.A. 2, Club Officer JERRY WADDLE LINDA WADDLE STEVEN WALKER Football 1, 2, 3; I Club 2, 3 FRANKLIN WALLACE Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; I Club 1, 2, 3 186 F. G. WIYGUL Class President 1, 2, 3; Student Body President; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Class Play 1, 2; Boys ' State; Best-All- Around 2 RICKEY WOOD F.F.A. 1, 2 KAY WOOD Music Club 2; Spanish Club 1, 2 JAN WEST Y-Teens 1; Chorus 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Beta Club 2, 3; Shorthand Award 2; Girls ' State DAVID WILLIAMS JUDY WILLIAMS Spanish Club 1, 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Beta Club 1, 2, 3 RAYMOND WILLIAMS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Club Of- ficer; Football 1 JOHN WILLIS Track 2; Football 3; I Club 3; Class Favorite 3; Class Officer BECKY WILSON Y-Teens 1; Music Club 1, 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Beta Club 2 187 Officers President Kenny Dulaney Vice-President Mitzi Anthony Secretary-Treasurer Betty Haynes Juniors Favorites Bobby Dozier Betty Haynes CAMS 188 Wanda Adams Mitzi Anthony Gary Beam Terry Beam 189 Pam Clouse Ruby Clouse Gary Clouse James Crockrell Priscilla Cummings Kathy Crowell Victoria Cunnmings Henry Lee Daniel Steve Daves Barbara Davis Glen Davis Debbie Dickens Ricky Digby David Dodd Cathy Donald Judy Donald Bobby Dozier Mackie Dozier Kenny Dulaney Vickie Dulaney 190 Benny Enlow Jeffery Evans Jerry Farris Debbie Foster Lynn Gaddy Stephanie Gann Nancy Gasaway Rae Ann Gibson Bob Gilliland Gail Graham Janice Graham Elizabeth Gray Judy Gray Ross Hankins Karen Harden Cheryl Harrison 191 Betty Haynes Linda Hurssey Pat Jackson Bill Jamieson Janice Jamerson Danny Johnson Howard Johnson Keith Johnson Arthor Jones Gerald Kyle Marilyn Leech Sandra Lesley Randy Loague Larry Loden 192 Wayne Loden Richard Lymburner Carol McGee David McMillen Gail McMillen Glema Mabry Tim Miles Kathy Mills Ricky Mitchell Danny Moore Debbie Moore Donald Moore Bobby Moses Carolyn Palmer Terry Pate James Pearce Reggie Pickett Adrian Powell Gerald Powell 193 Debbie Prestage Nat Prestage Jerry Pruitt David Reese Darryl Reich Randy Reich Jackie Riley Mary Roberts Evelyn Ruff Debra Sandlin Billie Jean Senter Delora Senter Ralph Senter Wesley Senter Janet Sheffield 194 Tony Sheffield Billy Shotts Letoris Shumpert Marvis Shumpert Beth Shumpert Thelma Kay Shumpert Janice Stegall Daphne Standifer Jackie Strange William Stewart Linda Suggs Don Taylor Janet Thomas Kenneth Thorn Diane Thornton Barry Tucker Cynthia Tucker Wanda Sue Underwood Melissa White Kathy Wilemon 195 Rhudy Wi lemon Carolyn Williams Dianne Wilson Linda Wilson n - VH H bv «■■■ ■1 ■ ■ ■r - . „ |H I H Bj JHf H I H Hk H ■4 1 II HHH: a [HIl HII BH Wayne Wooding Frankie Worthy Donny Wright Brenda Young .X Juniors Not Shown Zach Burton Rita Fields James Little Jan Patton James Robertson Glenda Sue Steele Freddie Wallace 196 It ' s All in the Life of a Junior . : m ki 5 UDiT, Coroe ■ ' ' ' J ' Z ' K i CLASS PLAY challenge; MAGAZINE SALES CLASS RINGS 197 Officers President Jerry Senter Vice-President Kathy Thurmond Secretary-Treasurer Susan Staub Reporter Pam Prestage Sophomores Favorites Ned Johnson Debbie Haynes 198 uaii Barnes Kenneth Bates Rick Beasley Patricia Bennett Mazie Biilups Tommy Black Billy Brown Nancy Burleson Har ey Burns Lynda Carlon Terry Carpenter Paul Carroll Patti Cayson Steve Chesnutt Glenda Christian Dianne Clark Nancy Cdlburn Barbara Comer Emily Comer Patty Comer Joe Conwill Ray Conwill Michael Cooper Jim Cotton Nathaniel Cowley Ronnie Cox Mary Crane Barbara Cromeans Martha Culver Marilyn Cummings Greg Davis Jim Davis Jane Davis Pam Davis Ralph Dickey 199 Barbara Dodd Judy Drake Jimmy Dulaney Annette Dulaney Wanda Elliff Willa Embrey Connie Ewing Jerry Foster Linda Fowler John Franks Carl Gaddy Jackie Gasaway Sherr) ' Gibson Terry Giimore Danny Graham Karen Graham Robbie Gray Robin Gray Harold Green Judy Griffie Janie Guntharp Deborah Gurley Ricky Hall Judy Harbin Linda Harden Martha Jo Harrison Laverne Hayes Deborah Haynes Cheryl Hinton 200 Mary Lily Hood Mitchell Hood Mike Houston Arvin Humphries Lynette Hyde Danny Johnson Genelda Johnson Jimmy Johnson Steve Johnson Ned Johnson Bob Kilpatrick Brenda Kyle Sal lye Lawhon Jeff Lesley Mitzi Lesley Jerry Leslie Carolyn Lindsey Cindy Loague Judy Loden William Loden Mae Evelyn Mabry Terryj McCarthy Donnie McDonald Douglas McMillen Sheila McMillen Malcolm McMuUan Lamar Martin Melissa Martin Elvie Mayhall 201 Garry Miles Judy Miller Mike Miller Tommy Mills Mary Montgomery Billy Moore Patty Moore Lana Morris Lawrence Morris Debbie Moses Martha Nabers Bobby Neeley Alver Nichols Gary Owens Danny Ozbirn Linda Pearce Pam Pettit Jane Pierce Joan Pierce Philip Pitts Mary Pounds Pam Prestage Shauna Prestage Vanessa Ramey Shirley Rhudy Kenneth Riley Nona Robinson Lynn Schmidt Jerry Senter 202 Phillip Senter Sherry Senter Pat Shedd Danny Sheffield James Sheffield Kathy Sheffield Steve Shotts Janice Shumpert Marlis Shumpert Marvin Shumpert Billy Sides Judy Smith Mark Smith Clarence South Randy South Wanda Spencer Judy Stacy Orville Stacy Danny Stanley Susan Staub Kevin Steele Ljnda Steele Mike Steele Janet Stevens Bobby Stewart 203 Patricia Stone Bonnie Summers Suzanne Summers Bryson Tallant David Tallant Barbara Taylor Dale Taylor Cheryl Thomas David Thomas Judy Thomas Wanda Thomas Diane Thornton Kathy Thurmond Johnny Tramel Bridget Tucker David Tucker Ricky Tucker Betty Turner Gary Tyra Daniel Umfress Jonnie Umfress Judy Waddle Wren Walker Stevie Wallace Belinda Walton Larry Walton Ricky Warren Stella Weatherspoon Timmy West 204 Ricky West Nancy Wheeler Terry Wheeler Betty White O. O. White Cathy Whitten Tony Wilburn Dianne Wilemon David Willcutt Cathy Williams Eugene Williams Douglas Wilson Loretta Wilson Luci Wilson Ronnie Wilson Billy Wright Edward Yielding Linda Young Maxcine Young Roger Young 205 206 207 The year of ' 69- ' 70 was a year of challenge and change. We will remember this year by the events that have happened. As Fall faded into winter, we saw our football team compile a 10-1 record. This led us to the title of Tom- bigbee Conference Co-Champions. Glen, Kenny, Donna, and David proved that Democracy Can Work. Not only did we crown the Most Beautiful girl, but also the Most Beautiful boy. Time didn ' t stand still and ' 69 turned into ' 70. The first semester closed and finals were the fate of all. Second semester was a second chance for all. Everyone felt that the Senior play was a success. Spring Holidays were entirely too short. Caps and gowns were ordered and invi- tations were received. There was soon to be another class to pass through the doors of I.A.H.S.— the class of ' 70. We are grateful for the year 1970. The End.