Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1971 volume:

1 1 1 1971 MIRROR Itawamba Junior College Agricultural High School Fulton, Mississippi Pamela Anthony, Editor Miss Judith Franks, Advisor TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life 4 Features 14 Organizations 26 Sports 46 People 66 Vo-Tech 118 :« y ' . . y y ' X m This is Itawamba a • • k where individuals emerge from crowds. I.J.C. Homecoming — A Weekend of Tradition lib. lAHS Homecoming Royalty Itawamba ' s Parade of Beauty 10 lAHS Parade of Beauties 11 OAonO CAMPUS Most Beautiful Miss Pat Brown President Crubaugh presents flowers to Pat Chosen as Most Beautiful at Itawamba for 1970-71 was Miss Pat Brown of Tupelo. Pat, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brown, is a Freshman majoring in Accounting. Beauties selected were Norma Loden of Shannon, Donna Jamerson of Fulton, Marga- ret Farrar of Tupelo, and Barbara Pounders of Hamilton. Emceeing the pageant were Patty Summers and Randy Wood. Entertainment was provided by David Cleveland and James Francis. 14 Beauties MARGARET FARRAR BARBARA POUNDERS Hall Of Fame Elected to the Hall of Fame for 1970-71 were Wanda Bess Young, from Pontotoc; Don Winters, from Pontotoc; Teresa Pitts Hooker, from Thaxton; and Roger Ratliff, from Plan- tersville. Wanda Bess is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and a President ' s List Scholar. She is major- ing in English Don is a Dean ' s List Scholar and an officer in the BSU. He is majoring in General Educa- tion. . . Teresa is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and a President ' s List Scholar. She is majoring in Special Education. . Roger is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and a President ' s and Dean ' s List Scholar. He is majoring in Pharmacy. WANDA BESS YOUNG 16 DON WINTERS TERESA HOOKER ROGER RATLIFF 17 Mr. And Miss IJC Patty Summers Gary Digby Mr. and Miss IJC were chosen jointly by the faculty and the student body. Patti is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Graden Summers, of Fulton. She is presi- dent of Phi Beta Lambda and a President ' s and Dean ' s List Scholar. Her major is Busi- ness Education. Gary is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Digby, of Fulton. He is a member of the Association of Baptist Students. His major is Social Studies. 18 19 Most Courteous LARRY GANN AND DEBBIE BROWN Best Personality DON WINTERS AND GINGER FAULKNER 20 Friendliest BARBARA POUNDERS AND LARRY HARTLEY Best Dressed PAT HODGES AND RANDY WOOD 21 Cutest WAYNE PERKINS AND PATTI DICKERSON Wittiest DWIGHT GREGORY AND LYNN RUSSELL 22 Most Athletic And Most Energetic BOB SCOTT AND DALE HESTER Most Versatile CRAIG MONTGOMERY AND MARCIE MIDDLETON 23 Freshman Favorites Donna Jamerson w m JF g ' l P :flH w JQj ;9 Deborah Thornton 24 Janie Miller L to R: Donna Jamerson, Deborah Thornton, Janie Miller. Sophomore Favorites Wayne Perkins Brenda Hall Barbara Hendricks Gus Gutherie L to R: Wayne Perkins, Barbara Hendricks, Brenda Hall, Gus Guthrie 25 Seated: Dillard, Wiygul, Perkins, Wood, Winters, Sprayberry. Standing: Taylor, Allen, McNeese, East, Hare. IJC student Council The Itawamba Junior College Student Council serves as the link between the stu- dents and the faculty. The students elect the officers, class representatives, and a floater representative to voice the opinions of the student body in operating the gov- ernment of the school. Elected as officers for 1970-71 are Randy Wood, President, Pontotoc; Don Winters, Vice-President, Pontotoc; Wayne Perkins, Secretary, Aberdeen; and James Sprayberry, Reporter, Pontotoc. Mr. Billy Caples, As- sistant Dean of Students, is sponsor of the Student Council. RANDY WOOD President DON WINTERS Vice-President 26 - 1 MARGARET EAST Floater Representative SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Judy Allen, Judy McNeese, Peggy Taylor. FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES: F. G. Wiygul, Amelia Hare, Mike Dillard. JAMES SPRAYBERRY Treasurer 27 Mirror Staff The editor of the 1971 MIRROR is PAMELA AN- THONY, a freshman from Fulton. Pam has supervised the planning and styling of the annual for the past two years, having served as high school editor. Her out- standing work has given each student at IJC pleasant memories of their attendance at Itawamba. Miss Judith Franks Sponsor Sharon Rigsby, a freshman from Ful- ton, served as assistant editor. She drew up plans for both the freshman class and the sports section. Jeff Young, a freshman from Verona, served as photographer for both the MIRROR and the CHIEFTAIN. 28 Jennie Moore, a sopho- more from Fulton, was in charge of the sophomore class section. Linda Belk represented the MIRROR staff in the annual beauty revue. Linda Belk, a freshman from Tupelo, was in charge of the fac- ulty pages. Brenda Ray, a freshman from Mantachie, worked with the clubs and organi- zations sections. Regina Farrar, a freshman from Mantachie, also worked with the clubs and organi- zations section. 29 7ke Judy Allen, a sophomore Journalism major from Aberdeen, served as editor- in-chief of the Chieftain for the first semester. She was responsible for the layout of the Chieftain bi-month- Janie Miller, a freshman Business major from Aber- deen, served as assistant ed- itor first semester and edi- tor-in-chief second semes- ter. She was responsible for the organization of the Chieftain bi-monthly. Cathy Johnson, a fresh- man from Fulton, wrote club news for the Chieftain. Chieftain 30 William Dillon, a freshman from Tupe- lo, served as a feature writer. Regina Farrar, a freshman from Man- tachie, had the re- sponsiblity of writing editorials for the Chieftain. Barbara Hen- dricks, a sophomore from Tupelo, was a news writer for the Chieftain. Judy Allen repre- sented the Chieftain in the annual beauty revue. 31 M M a n a g e m e n t C 1 u Paul Creeley Larry Hartley Dalton Lackey Gerald Oliver The Mid-Management Club serves as a guiding force for our fu- ture business men and women. The Mid- Management Club is affiliated with the Distributive Education Club of America which is the only youth organization operating through the public schools of the na- tion to attract young people to ca- reers in Marketing and Distribution. il OFFICERS, L-R.: Patsy Donald, Reporter; Kathy Borden, Sec; John Thomas, Pres.; Larry Hartley, V.-Pres. 32 Elise Weatherly Judith Williams Shelia Merrit Ruth Moody Dianne Nix Cathy Byram Sara Sue Carter Sharon Chittom Teresa Hooker The purpose of the SMEA is to develop among college students preparing to teach an understanding of the teaching profes- sion and to acquaint them with the current issues, policies and programs of local, state, and national education associations. The organization is beneficial to anyone inter- ested in a career in the field of education. The sponsor is Mr. Gene Tilghman. M E A Shelia Merritt Beauty Representative OFFICERS, L.-R.: Marilyn Ryan, Pres.; Shelia Merritt, V.-Pres.; Sharon Chittom, Sec; Jan Morrison, Reporter. 33 Debbie Brown Patti Dickerson Regina Farrar Betty Gill Barbara Hendricks Kathy Kennedy Melody Po tter Barbara Pounders Shelly Shempert Alice Shelton Martha Jo Stegall Mary Margaret Stepp Patty Summers Katie Walton Lois White The Phi Beta Lambda is an organization for students that are interested in the field of business. The club sponsored the beauty revue. The high- light of the year is attending the state convention at the University of Miss, in March. The club participates in many of the contests during the con- vention. The sponsors are Mrs. Fred Spencer and Mrs. Billy Todd. 34 Brenda Wilson Mrs. Pattijo Spencer Sponsor Mrs. Edna Todd Sponsor Phi Beta Lambda Patti Jo Dickerson Beauty Representative OFFICERS, L.-R.: Patti Dickerson, Treas., Ginger Faulkner, Sec; Martha Jo Ste gall, V.-Pres.; Patti Summers, President. Mu Alpha Theta Stacy Clayton Jerry D. Clements Steve Comer Twyla Dickerson Kenny Digby Jerry Franks Dave Gardner David Graham Linda Haas David Moody Debbie Neaves Judson A. Owen Ricky Simmons Dan Walton Gary Wilson The Mu Alpha Theta is an honorary math fraternity creat- ed to stimulate deeper and more effective interest in math; to prepare students to contribute to our nation ' s well- being of all people through the fields of math. To qualify for membership, the student must be majoring in math or engineering. He must have completed at least four semes- ters of math at his local high school with a B or better av- erage. OFFICERS, L-R.: Debbie Neaves, Reporter; Twyla Dickerson, Sec; David Gra- ham, V.-Pres.; Dave Gardner, President. Linda Haas Beauty Representative 35 Donna Burcham Janice Cagle Sarah Sue Carter Carolyn Comer Linda Haas Kathy Harris Judy Harris Teresa Hooker Patricia Kemp Kenneth Lindley Janet Farrar Beauty Representative Judy McNeece Cathy Ray Mary Westmoreland Keith Wiseman Wanda Young Mrs. Earnest Sponsor Miss Jackson Sponsor Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa is an honorary fra- ternity composed of those junior college students, by scholastic rank, who com- prise the upper ten per cent of the total student body enrollment. Its purpose is promotion of scholarship, development of leadership and service, and cultiva- tion of fellowship among the students of the junior colleges of the United States. Members of Phi Theta Kappa have opportunities to attend state con- ventions, national conventions, and honor institutes. OFFICERS, L.-R.: Wanda Young, Pres.; Roger Ratliff, V.-Pres.; Janice Cagle, Sec; Linda Haas, Treasurer. 36 I Raymond Williams David Umfress Sponsor H. M. Watkins Sponsor m i i HIE WW i iPTi ltIm . T: L LJ Ml I Tommy Gurley Douglas Lamb Eddie McCarthy Joe Peden Jesse Barnett Sylvester Davis Larry Dennis Lynn Fair Thomas M. Farr Pat Brown Beauty Representative Industrial Education Club OFFICERS, L.-J?..- Jesse Barnett, Pres.; Malcolm Carr, V.-Pres.; Thomas Gurley, Sec; Lynn Fair, Reporter. 37 Lorene Armstrong Elizabeth Ann Bounds Sandra Comer Sandra Cromeans Debbie George Emma Hill Cathy Johnson Nancy Loague Judy McNeece Brenda Ray Dorothy Jean Ruff Linda Sanders Mae Carolyn Shumpert Peggy Taylor Denise Watson Judith Williams Miss Elizabeth Miller Sponsor Home Economics Club OFFICERS, L.-R.: Peggy Taylor, Pres.; Judy McNeece, V.-Pres.; Sandra Cromeans, Sec.-Treas.; Dorothy Ruff, Reporter; Cathy Johnson, Asst. Reporter; Denise Watson, Asst. Secretary. Terri Porter Beauty Representative 38 Benny Carnathan Jim Curry Keith Herring Luke Linton Russell Pardin Jimmy Phillips Clayton Thompson Drew Waldrop Douglas West Keith Wiseman The purpose of the Itawamba Jun- ior College Agricultural Club is to promote the moral and social devel- opment of the membership. Agricultural Club Sharon Chittom Beauty Representative OFFICERS, L.-R.: Phillip Waycaster, Reporter; Bemy Carnathan, V.-Pres.; Keith Wiseman, Secretary; Drew Waldrop, President. 39 MENC Lee Boyles David Cleveland Michael W. Conn Margaret East James Francis Bethellen Lowe Jennie Moore Debby Schwalenberg Patti Jean White Van Williams Marilyn Ryan Beauty Representative The chorus is made up of IJC students inter- ested in music. They perform many times during the year at special occasions or events. I J c c h o r u s Randy Wood Mrs. Cecil Abel Sponsor 40 Delta Psi Omega Martin Lee Cohen Vickie Conwill Ginger Faulkner Donna Franks The Delta Psi Omega puts on two productions each year. It is made up of students who are interested in dra- matics. The fall production was Cactus Flower and the spring pro- duction was Thurber Carnival. The sponsor is Miss Nicholson. OFFICERS, L.-R.: Ginger Faulkner, Historian; Vicki Conwill, Treasurer; Larry Hartley, President; Miss Nicholson, Sponsor; David Shurden, Vice-President; Franks, Secretary. B a P t t 1 s t S t u d e n t U n 1 o n A s s o c 1 a t i o n a 1 B a P t i s S t u d e n t s mm 42 w e s 1 e y F o u n d a t 1 o n Terry Black, President c h r 1 s t 1 a n B i b 1 e C e n t e r 43 BAND OFFICERS: Donnie Bean, President; Kay Cannon, Vice-President; Margaret East, Secretary; Debbie Bullard, Reporter. IJC-IAHS Band The Itawamba Junior College band per- forms during halftime at the college and high school ball games. They also partici- pate in numerous parades and delight the fans with their performance. The band is under the direction of Mr. J. O. Ware who has made the band what it is today. He is presently serving the school as band direc- tor for his fifth consecutive year. Both col- lege and high school students compose the band. Mr. J. O. Ware Band Instructor Mrs. Carolyn Chatham Choreographer Left to Right: Kay Cannon, Head, Sallye Lawhorn, Mary Roberts, Viclci Raburn, Pam Davis, Melissa White, Lynne Spencer, Sandra Nabers, Beth Raspberry, Judy Harris, Sherry Senter, Glenda Carter. Indianettes The Indianettes are selected each year by Mr. Ware. Six of the girls represent the college and six represent the high school. They do march routines and dance routines to the various music played during the band ' s half-time and parade performances. Linda McWhirter Feature Twirler Judy Allen Drum Major 46 SPORTS 47 Homecoming Queen Miss Kay Cannon Homecoming Queen for Itawam- ba Junior College for 1970-71 was Miss Kay Cannon. Kay, a sopho- more from Pontotoc, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orace Cannon. Randy Wood, president of the IJC student body, escorted the queen. MISS KAY CANNON 48 Hours of practice helped make Homecoming a success Football Queen Miss Norma Loden Miss Norma Loden, a freshman from Shannon, was selected as the 1970-71 Football Queen. Norma is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Loden. Rex Mask served as escort for the football queen. MISS NORMA LODEN The queens felt as if the game was won especially for them. Queen Norma was escorted by Rex Mask. 49 Homecoming Activities Interrupt The Routine Of Classes The Freshman Class selected Barbara Pounders as their Home- coming Maid. Barbara, the daughter of Mr. Z. L. Pounders, is from Hamilton. Escorting Barbara was F. G. Wiygul, Freshman Class President, from Fulton Judy Allen represented the Sophomore Class as their Homecom- ing Maid. Judy, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Allen, is from Aberdeen. Judy was escorted by Bob Scott, Sophomore Class Presi- dent, from Aberdeen. V .mi MISS JUDY ALLEN MISS BARBARA POUNDERS Leading the Homecoming parade was the IJC Band and Indianettes. 50 trW f M k ' Fond memories of the 1970-71 Homecoming will lin- ger in the minds of students, faculty, and alumni for many years. Remembrance of the good ole days will bring sen- timental thoughts and the feel- ing of a lump in your throat when you think of your days at IJC. Judy Allen with escort Bob Scott Barbara Pounders and escort F. G. Wiygul 51 Cheerleaders DALE HESTER, Amory Head Cheerleader BRENDA PITTS, Fulton Mascot 52 NORMA LODEN, Shannon L to R: Faulkner, Loden, Thornton, Pitts, riare, Middleton, Hester. GINGER FAULKNER, Amory DEBORAH THORNTON, Fulton AMELIA HARE, Fulton 53 Pep Squad First Row: Cheryl Johnson Alison Romito Becky Comer Donna Jamerson Second Row: Margaret Farrar Linda Belk Lorraine Rochelle Kay Wood Third Row: Betty Evans Sally Kelpatrick Leatrice Crawley Fourth Row: Marilyn Joyner Melody Potter Vickie Conwill Miss Joyce Nicholson, Sponsor. Cheerleaders and Pep Squad JUNIOR MASCOTS: Patty Davis, Soyna Wall, Amy Monroe, Melinda Miller. 54 AtB Ag . Football COACH DUDLEY MILLER COACH Dock Wall offensive line ASSISTANT COACH Stacy Russell defensive line ASSISTANT COACHES Frank Russell Tom Childs 55 LARRY GANN, QB ROBERT BLUITT, QB RONNIE COOK, HB ERNEST FERNANDEZ, E KEITH HERRING, E HAROLD THORNTON, E TERRY BLACK, E R G. WIYGUL, HB WILLIAM HOMAN, HB Victory is certain — when the ball is safe in the arms of an I.J.C. player . . . 56 i DAVE GARDNER, FB ROBERT BOOKER, HB ROBERT STONE, HB JERRY SENTER, HB NORRIS NAILS, HB GLENN CLIFTON, HB PIERCE McINTOSH, T JOHN MONOGHAN, DB REX MASK, C Great offensive line breaks through the enemy for a score . . . 57 ARTHUR McFARLAND, T ROY LEE CRAYTON, T HAROLD HOLCOMB, MGR. HOWARD HOLMES, MGR JACKIE CHISM, MGR. LJ.C. score brings cheer! .ik k k M kmM Bye, Y ' all, see ya at the goal line! 58 The bigger they are, the harder they fall! Right? ff- ' . ' ' ■ ' 59 IS fij i ' .-1 1 Basketball Coach Windle Davis 60 Glenn Willis David Gettis Ernie Lyles David White Larry McKinney Mike Dillard Coy Walters David Foster 61 Charles Marshall Walter Brown Mickey Miller Ted Stamphill Gary Boyd MANAGERS Frankie Smith Gary Smith Bonnie Ramsey 62 63 Baseball Front Row: Linton, Justice, Bluitt, King, Holden, Ruth. Back Row: Gettis, Black, Shannon, Turner, Willis, Thomp- son, Coach Monroe. COACH: Curtis Monroe % J PITCHERS: Mike Turner Sextus Shannon Charle Bluitt 64 INFIELDERS; Mike Justice, David Gettis, Glenn Willis, and Luke Linton INFIELDER; Bud Gardner OUTFIELDER: Bobby Wilson OUTFIELDERS: Joe Thompson Johnny Ruth Terry Black 65 %lm if • B i fST ' H %ii iiia«_ -4| JUNIOR COLLEG AND A H S 66 PEOPLE 67 Academic Dean Cecil W. Abel Board Of Trustees Seated: E. Wilburn, Dorsey; T. D. Harden, Amory; E. L. Vaughn, Aberdeen; President W. A. Roper, Tupelo; A. B. Martin, Jr., Dorsey; Glenn Loden, Fulton; T. C. Russell, Tremont. Standing: Mollis Graham, Fulton; Leroy Belk, Tupelo; Richard Ball, Pontotoc; Donald Sneed, Ecru; O. U. Harrell, Tremont. ' 69 ADMINIS JOHN HOWARD CRUBAUGH Registrar CHARLES W. MURPHY Director of Guidance RAY NANNEY Business Manager BILLY W. TODD Dean of Students . ' ' : TRATION BILLY CAPLES Assistant Dean of Students LAWRENCE BENNETT Superintendent of Buildings WAYNE WOOD High School Principal LEROY SHEFFIELD Superintendent of Farms 71 FACULTY What is a teacher? A teacher is a rare breed of person that ' s interested in the future generations. He could probably be making more money elsewhere and could be much happier, too. Yet, for some reason, he ' s now making you miserable. More often than not, you end up with a teacher that walks into the classroom saying, For tomorrow, read the next 20 pages and be prepared for a test. Oh sure, some teachers aren ' t so great, but more of them are okay — real friends. Every now and then you get one that gives A ' s and can see your point of view. MRS. MARIAN ABEL Music MR. LARRY ARMSTONG Senior English MRS. PATRICIA BISHOP Foreign Language MR. KENNETH BISHOP Study Hall MR. T. L. BURCH H.S. History MRS. REBECCA CAYSON H.S. Business MR. THOMAS CHILDS Social Science 72 • MR. CARL COMER Science MRS. NANETTE COMER English MR. ROBERT CRAIG, JR. Foreign Language MR. GERALD CREELY Social Studies REV. W. M. DAVES Bible MR. W. B. DAVIS Science MR. WINDLE DAVIS Physical Education MRS. L. E, DEATON Librarian MRS. ANNIE STONE EARNEST H.S. Business 73 MRS. SUSIE MAE EARNEST English MR. ULVIE PITTS Social Science MISS CAROLYN FRANKS Business English MISS JUDITH FRANKS Public Relations MR. T. G. GRAY Electronics MRS. EDITH L. GRAY H.S. Home Economics MRS. JULIA GRIMES H.S. English MISS EDITH HAYNES English MR. CLAUDE HOOD Mathematics 74 MISS IMOGENE JACKSON English MR. DAVID JAQUETTE Sociology MR. BEN JONES Physical Education MRS. BOBBYE JONES Business Education MR. BILLY LOAGUE Physical Education MR. JAMES LONG Physics MR. KENNETH MAYHALL Electronics MR. DUDLEY MILLER Physical Education MISS ELIZABETH MILLER Home Economics 75 MR. CURTIS MONROE Social Studies MISS JOYCE NICHOLSON Speech MR. HERBERT PARHAM Chemistry MR. ROBERT PRUITT H.S. Social Studies MRS. BRENDA RATLIFF H.S. Mathematics MRS. DIXIE RUSSELL Mathematics MR. STACY RUSSELL Business Education MRS. VOLA SENTER H.S. Mathematics 76 MRS. FRANCES SHEFFIELD English MRS. MILDRED SHEFFIELD Social Studies MR. G. W. SMITH Business Education MR. REID SMITH Mathematics DR. BILLY RAY SNEED Mathematics MRS. PATTIJO SPENCER Business Education MR. CHARLES STONE Agriculture MR. GENE TILGHMAN Social Science MRS. EDNA TODD Business Education MR. DAVID UMFRESS Industrial Education 77 MR. DOCK B. WALL Physical Education MR. J.O. WARE Band Director MRS. PATTI WARE H.S. English MR. HAYDEN WATKINS Industrial Education MRS. ANN WHEELER H.S. English MR. ARGIE WILSON Biology MR. HAYWARD WILSON Physical Education MISS LINDA WIYGUL H.S. Social Studies MRS. BETTY TIGHMAN Girls ' Hostess 78 MRS. SARAH CUMMINGS Secretary to Business Manager MRS. ANNETTE DILL Bookkeeper MISS GLENDA JOHNSON Library Secretary MRS. ANN LONG Secretary to H.S. Principal MRS. ETTA KATE MORROW Secretary to Registrar MRS. DONA NANNEY Library Assistant MRS. LAURA NANNEY Secretary to Dean MRS. JUDITH ROGERS Secretary Business Office MRS. HELEN STONE Secretary to President 79 MRS. LOU SHEFFIELD Dietician NIGHT CAFETERIA WORKERS: (L to R) Mrs. Vance Hill, Mrs. Arah Sneed, Mrs. Mary Watkins, and Mrs. Peggy Davis. DAY CAFETERIA WORKERS: Seated {L to R) Mrs. Jessie Gregory, Mrs. Winona Roberts, Mrs. Christine Clark, Mrs. Sally Pickett, and Mrs. Katherine Cockrell. Standing: Mr. C. O. Roberts, and Mr. Otha Enlow. 80 MR. AND MRS. T. L. BURCH Bookstore Managers STUDENT CENTER WORKERS: L to R Mrs. Price Senter, Manager, Mrs. Cloaciel Tucker, Mrs. C. A. Green, Mr. C. A. Green, Mrs. Maxine Osburn, Mr. Willis Osburn, Mr. R. G, Jamerson. JOE BATES Electrician JOHN KELLY CHILCOAT and MAJOR DAVIS Transportation CLIFTON COCKRELL Head of Maintenance THORNTON, TUCKER, BURLESON, UMFRESS, GREEN, BEARD Maintenance 81 Class Officers President Vice-President Bob Scott Keith Wiseman Secretary Reporter Sponsors Ginger Faulkner (not shown) Sarah Sue Carter Mr. Childs Mr. Russell Mr. Tilghman 82 Aguirre, Phillip Collins Tupelo Anderson, Thomas Gerald Tupelo Allen, Judith Carol Aberdeen Armstrong, Lorene Tupelo Barnett, Jessee Reed Fulton Bean, Donald Wayne Okolona Benton, Margie Faye Amory Berryhill, John Edwin Nettleton Berthay, Carolyn Saltillo Best, David Earl Amory Black, Terry Dwayne Shannon Blaylock, Debra Kay Shannon Sophomores ' 70-71 Boggan, Bobby Otis, Jr. Aberdeen Bolen, Mildred Carolyn Saltillo Bond, Randy Harold Verona Booker, Robert Earl Tupelo Bourland, Ann Ware Fulton Boyles, Lee Jackson Amory Brown, Beverly Ann Tupelo Brown, Dennis ' Barry Golden 83 Bryan, James Henry Nettleton Buchanan, Bonnie Sue Okolona Burcham, Donna Noreen Tupelo Byram, Cathy Lane Fulton Byrd, Michael Lee Aberdeen Cadden, Nancy Sue Amory Cagle, Mary West Tupelo Cagle, Janice Annette Greenwood Springs Calhoun, Susan Lynn Tupelo Cannon, Phyllis Kay Pontotoc Caples, Velda Jane Fulton Carter, Glenda Joyce Shannon Carter, Sarah Sue Pontotoc Carter, Ted Houlka Chittom, Sharon Annette Pontotoc Christion, Linda Gail Fulton Clouse, James Russell Dorsey Collums, Cathy Mae Pontotoc Comer, Carolyn Sue Dorsey Comer, Stephen Lee Dorsey Conwill, Vickie Lorene Fulton Cooke, Mary Susan Tupelo Cooper, Janice Sue Gun town Crayton, Roy Lee Fulton Cromeans, Sandra Kay Golden Cromeans, Sharon (Barrett) Fulton Curry, Jim Hugh Woodland Dabbs, Hattie Glass Amory Dabbs, MIckie Tupelo Davis, Harry Bryan Smithville Davis, Louis Ray Fulton Davis, Randall Bishop Houston Dennis, Larry Thomas Fulton Digby, Gary Weyland . Fulton i m Dillard, Larry Wayne Nettleton Dulaney, David Allen Fulton Dye, Johnny Carol Shannon Dyer, Janet Lee Tremont Easley, Mary Ann Tupelo Easterling, Philip Wayne Saltillo Edwards, Shelia Frances Tupelo Farrar, Janet Suzette Tupelo Farris, Vickie Cecile Dorsey Faulkner, Virginia Greenwood Springs Fernandex, Ernest, Jr. Tupelo Fields, Anita Winfred Aberdeen 86 A ■ J lum 1 i Files, William Harold Fulton Fitts, Myrtle Elizabeth Pontotoc Foster, Michael Wayne Ecru Francis, James Floyd Tupelo Franks, Coy Michael Dorsey Franks, Donna Jean Tupelo Garner, Deta Jane Pontotoc Gaskin, Patty Lou Aberdeen Gill, Betty Gail Amory Gillentine, Sheila Ann Mooreville Gillespie, Larry Dale Randolph Gillespie, Patricia Pontotoc 87 Gillespie, Randy Zane Pontotoc Grahan, Richard David Golden Gray, Jimmy Earl Fulton Gregory, James Curtis Pontotoc Gregory, Dwight Tucson, Ariz. Griffin, Angela Kaye Tupelo Griffith, Billy Houston Aberdeen Gross, Betty Kaye Tupelo Guthrie, Jimmy Dale Aberdeen Haas, Linda Mae Tupelo Hall, Brenda Kay Red Bay, Ala. Harlow, Michael Wayne Tupelo 88 Harris, Donna Kathleen Tupelo Harris, Judy Dye Nettleton Harrison, Jack Alan Amory Hawkins, Linda Ann Fulton Henderson, Beverly Gayle Pontotoc Hendricks, Barbara Ann Tupelo Herring, tdward Keith Blue Springs Hester, Barbara Dale Amory High, Elois Ecru Hill, Herman Louis Aberdeen Holcomb, Timothy Delane Ecru Holcomb, William Harold Fulton Holly, Danny Gene Fulton Holman, William Hamilton Hood, Lonnie Michael Nettleton Hooker, Teresa Pitts Thaxton Huffman, Gary Earl Woodland Hutcheson, Harold Deari Saltillo Jaggers, Martha Dean Pontotoc Johnson, Dillard Lafayette Golden 89 Johnson, Virginia Lee Marietta Jones, Martha Caledonia Jordan, Billy Ray Tupelo Joyner, Marylin Aberdeen Justice, Michael Myles Fulton Keith, Gary Wayne Tupelo Kelso, Dudley Kenneth Dorsey Kemp, Patricia Wesson Tupelo Kennedy, Gloria Ann Greenwood Springs Knight, Gloria Lou Greenwood Springs Lacky, Dalton Eldridge Tupelo Lamb, Douglas Owen Tupelo Lancaster, Linder Jackson Houston Lesley, Albert Dale Dorsey Lesley, James Doyle Dorsey Loague, Sandra Nell Dorsey Lucas, Brenda Joan Tremont McBridc, Charles Howard Saltillo McCauley, Gwendolyn Kaye Amory McCord, Hazel Regina Pontotoc 90 McDonald, Billy Fulton McFarland, Arther Aberdeen McFerrin, Barry Joseph Mantachie McKissick, Carl Thomas Saltillo McNeese, Judy Maria Tupelo McMillen, Nelda Janice Dorsey Mann, John Rex, Jr. Tupelo Martin, Marilyn Diane Pontotoc Martin, Randall Bruce Pontotoc Mask, Rex Shannon Mattox, Cathy Shumpert Dorsey Maxcy, Laura Ellen Fulton Maxcy, Mildred Lane Red Bay, Ala. Maxey, Larry Dwight Amory 91 Merritt, Shelia Lynn Tupelo Mitchell, Dennis Ray Fulton Mooneyham, William Ronald Houston Moore, Jennie Lynn Dorsey Morgan, Jefferson Eugene Smithville Morris, Carry Glen West Memphis, Ark. Morris, Richard Ervin Zion, 111. Morrison, Iris Jan Pontotoc Nabers, Sandra Kay Baldwyn Nails, Norris Green Smithville Neaves, Deborah Faye Aberdeen Nix, Phyllis Dianne Pontotoc 92 Orear, James Mitchell Fulton Orrick, Richard Ferrell Red Bay, Ala. Pace, Iverson Amory Pannell, Alice Clara Tupelo Parham, Jerry Wayne SmithviUe Parham, Robert Daniel Amory Pearce, Rickey Morgan Mooreville Perkins, George Wayne Aberdeen Phillips, James EUus Amory Puckett, Jimmy Green Amory Pyles, Carolyn Alice Pontotoc Rasberry, Hazel Elizabeth Tupelo Ray, Cathy Ann Pontotoc Rea, Charles Neal Nettleton Reed, Paula Dianne Tupelo Reeves, Margie Ann Saltillo Riley, Clara Nell Fulton Riley, David Michael Amory Robinson, Deborah Ann Fulton Robinson, Jerry Rickey Hamilton 93 Robinson, Paul Milton Pontotoc Rodgers, Ronda Martin Pontotoc Rooker, Erline Plantersville Ruff, Dorthy Jean Plantersville Russell, Stephen Earl Pontotoc Russell, Teresa Lynn Pontotoc Rutledge, William Keith Pontotoc Ryan, Marilyn Sue Tupelo Scruggs, Wesley Douglas Saltillo Schlicht, Robert William Nettleton Scott, Robert Marvin Aberdeen Sherfrey, Glenn Allen Shannon Shirley, Audrey Dennis Tupelo Shurden, David Lewis Tupelo Simmons, Rickey Jesse Tupelo Sluder, Joseph Lawson Aberdeen Smith, Alene Tupelo Smith, Franky Chism Saltillo Smith, George Lee Tupelo Snipes, Charles William Pontotoc 94 i spearman, Thomas Wade Dorsey Sprayberry, James Elzie Sarepta St. Clair, Nancy Jane Fulton Standifer, Louise Smithville Stanley, Janice Alene Tupelo Stegall, Martha Jo Ecru Stepp, Donald Glenn Ecru Stepp, Mary Margaret Pontotoc Stubbs, Mary Evelyn Amory Sullivan, Danny Roy Amory Summerford, Suzanne Fulton Summers, Patty Kay Fulton Swan, Gary Thomas Amory Tate, Janis Shannon Taylor, Peggy Fulton Tennison, Buddy Darrell Guntown Thompson, Clayton Lee Hamilton Thorn, Linda Joy Tremont Thrash, James Douglas Fulton Trice, Gwendolyn Clifton Fulton 95 96 Tucker, Angela Fulton Tucker, David Lawrence Fulton Turner, Sarah Ann Mantachie Waddle, Benny Mark Plantersville Waldrop, Drew Michael Randolph Walling, Tommie Jean Aberdeen Walters, Fowler McCoy Greenwood Springs Walton, Dan Edward Dorsey Ware, Joe Elvin Pontotoc Waycaster, Phillip Allan Nettleton Weath ' erly, Anita Elise Pontotoc Webb, Phillip Ray Tupelo West, Susan Virginia Tupelo West, William Douglas Amory I Wester, Dennis Michael Pontotoc Westmoreland, Mary Jeffie Mooreville Whitaker, Johnnie E. Gun town White, Chester Kearney Fulton White, Johnny Ray Pontotoc White, Patti Jean Tupelo Wigginton, Roger Allen Amory Williams, Charles Van Houston Williams, Linda Carolyn Red Bay, Ala. Willis, Charles Glenn Houston Winter, Donald Vinson Pontotoc Winter, Ronnie Wayne Pontotoc Wise, Jerry Wayne Pontotoc Wiseman, Keith Barnett Shannon Wiygul, Jerry Lynn Fulton Wood, Robert Houston Golden Wood, George Randall Pontotoc Yancy, Charles Timothy Becker Young, Kathy Alice Houlka Young, Wanda Bess Pontotoc 97 Freshman Class Officers Sponsors Mrs. P. Spencer Mr. Jacquette Mr. Wall President F. G. Wiygul Vice-President Mike Easterling Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Pounders Sally Kilpatrick (not shown) Reporter Rose Anderson 98 Addington, Rebecca Amory Aldridge, Shirley Amory Anderson, Rose Tupelo Anthony, Pamela Fulton Aron, Nell Juanice Randolph Ausbon, Jo Ann Amory Bailey, Billy Ray Ecru Baker, Vandy Tupelo Ballard, Robert Tupelo Barnard, Margaret Baldwyn Barnes, Bobby Marietta Barnett, Donna Jo Red Bay Baxter, Donna Baldwyn Beard, John Fulton Belk, Linda Tupelo Bennett, Jimmy Tremont Berry, Judy Amory Bird, Sharon Aberdeen Black, James Lewis Nettleton Bolin, James Aberdeen Borden, Cathy Plantersville Bonds, Elizabeth Ann Algoma Bourland, Thomas Nettleton Boutwell, Eddie Mooreville 99 Bowen, Jerry Fulton Bowen, Patsy Aberdeen Boyd, Garry Red Bay, Ala. Brown, David Dorsey Brown, Debra Aberdeen Brown, Janice Faye Pontotoc Brown, Patricia Tupelo Brown, Margaret Dorsey Brown, Sharon Greenwood Springs Brown, Walter Guntown Bullard, Debbie Fulton Burch, Webby Guntown Burt, Paul Amory Campbell, Thomas Pontotoc Carlisle, Frank Amory Carson, Vickie Tupelo Caver, Becky Baldwyn Chandler, Julia Tupelo TOO Childers, Timothy Lee Aberdeen Chism, Jackie Baldwyn Chism, Lybia Aberdeen Clark, Valerie Nettleton Clay, Janice Aberdeen Clayton, Stacy Fulton Clements, Jerry Pontotoc Cleveland, David Golden Clifton, Glen Fulton Cohen, Martin Tupelo Colburn, Robert Fulton Colburn, Shelia Amory Comer, Becky Fulton Comer, Sandra Dorsey Conn, Belinda Amory Conn, Michael Nettleton Crawley, Leatrice Fulton Creely, Paul Tupelo 101 Crews, Nelda Bexar, Ala. Culver, Charles Nettleton Davis, Sylvester Tupelo Dees, William Hoyt Marietta Dickerson, Carolyn Mooreville Dickerson, Patti Belden Dickerson, Twyla Marietta Digby, Kenny Fulton Dill, Rebecca Hamilton Dillard, Mike Tupelo Dillard, Virginia Thaxton Donald, Patsy Dorsey 102 East, Margaret Houston Easterling, Gary SakiUo Esterling, Marilyn Saltillo Easterling, Mike Pontotoc Edgil, Mary Amory Evans, Betty Golden Farmer, Cathy Ann Guntown Farrar, Deborah Guntown Farrar, Margaret Tupelo Farrar, Regina Guntown Faulkner, Glenda Hamilton Ferguson, Willie Fulton Flowers, Vicky Smithville Ford, Tommy Smithville Foster, David Aberdeen Foster, Glenda Dorsey 103 Foy, Melba Sherman Franks, Jerry Fulton Fuqua, Buford Pontotoc Gann, Larry Okolona Gardner, Dave Shannon Gentry, Johhny Fulton George, Deborah Fulton Getties, David Tupelo Gillespie, Kathi Pontotoc Graham, Dana Fulton Graham, Larry Golden Graham, Tommy Golden Gray, Gaither Fulton Green, Sarah Fulton Gregory, Martha Pontotoc Griffin, Quintella Amory Guntharp, Ricky Fulton Gurley, Tommy Tupelo Hall, Virginia Tupelo Haney, Judy Amory 104 Hankins, Cathie Mooreville Hankins, Charles Tupelo Harbor, Philip Guntown Harden, Clay Fulton Hardin, Frank Houlka Hare, Amelia Fulton Harris, Jerry Thaxton Harris, Kenny Amory Harrison, Ronald Amory Hartley, Larry Tupelo Haynes, Eunice Okolona Hester, Janice Amory Hicks, Burl Dorsey Hill, Betty Pontotoc Hill, Emma Hamilton, Ala. Hill, Kirbil Pontotoc Hitt, Carol Amory Hodges, Hariet Patton Tupelo Holladay, Kay Houlka HoUoway, Jimmy Pontotoc 105 Holmes, Howard Baldwyn Howard, Martin Amory Hull, Henry Okolona Hunter, Cindy Pontotoc Jackson, Donald Aberdeen Jackson, Kathy Pontotoc Jackson, Mary Pontotoc Jamerson, Donna Fulton James, Lonnie Tupelo Johnson, Cathy Fulton Johnson, Cheryl Tupelo Johnson, Charles Tupelo Johnson, Enita Tupelo Johnson, Hugh Houlka Johnson, Mary Saltillo Johnson, ' Phillis Fulton Jones, Danny Caledonia Jones, Don Saltillo 106 Judon, Ada Bell Tupelo Keith, Janice Tupelo Keith, Ronnie Mooreville Kennedy, Ann Detroit, Ala. Kennedy, David Amory Kennedy, Kathy Greenwood Springs Kennedy, Sara Jo Shannon Kent, Rhonda Tremont Kilpatrick, Sally Fulton King, Donnie Tupelo King, Jimmy Aberdeen Kitchens, Phyllis Guntown Knight, Judy Dorsey Lindsey, Barbara Pontotoc Lindsey, Julia Tupelo Linton, Gary Houlka Little, Jimmy Fulton Loague, Nancy Dorsey 107 Loden, Norma Tupelo Long, William Saldllo Lowe, Bethellen Nettleton Lyles, Danny Shannon Lyles, Earnie Guntown Malone, Gary Tupelo Malone, Jerry Hamilton Marks, Jane Sakillo Martin, Walter Tupelo Mathews, Ronnie Pontotoc Mayo, Marjorie Tupelo Mayfield, Shirley Ecru McBride, Diane Tupelo McCarthy, Eddie Guntown McElroy, Jane Aberdeen McKinney, Larry Amory 108 McManus, Cathy Plantersville McMillan, Ellie Amory McMillen, Anne Pontotoc McWhirter, Linda Pontotoc Meats, Vicki Saltillo Middleton, Marcia West Point Miles, Wanda Fulton Miller, Beverly Tupelo Miller, Donald Ecru Miller, Janie Aberdeen Miller, Johnnie Fulton Miller, Michael Smithville Miller, Rosie Mae Fulton Mobley, Chris Fulton Mobley, Ricky Amory Monroe, Heather Pontotoc 109 Moody, David Dorsey Moody, Ruth Dorsey Moore, Betty Dorsey Moore, Emily Jane Dorsey Morgan, Ronnie Plantersville Morris, Phil Fulton Murphree, Alice Tupelo Murrell, Terry Dorsey Myatt, Gloria Amory Neal, Bennie Nettleton Newell, Kathy Dorsey Newell, William Randolph Niblett, Danny Sakillo Ott, Elizabeth Aberdeen Owen, Judson Pontotoc Pannell, Linda Baldwyn Pardin, Russell Saltillo Parham, Charlotte Amory Parham, Cheryl Guntown Parker, Joyce Nettleton 110 Parrish, Gail Pontotoc Patterson, Betty Nettleton Patterson, George Saltillo Peach, Sammy Saltillo Pearce, Jackie Marietta Pearce, Sherry Tupelo Pearce, Susan Mooreville Peel, Mike Houston Pender, Donna Nettleton Pierce, Doris Amory Pitts, Brenda Fulton Porter, Terri Tupelo Potter, Melody Fulton Pounders, Barbara Hamilton Prater, Cathy Tupelo Raburn, Vickie Guntown Ransier, Charles Aberdeen Ray, Alice Pontotoc Ray, Brenda Dorsey Ridings, Cary Nettleton 111 Rigsby, Sharon Fulton Roberson, Margaret Zoe Pontotoc Roberts, Debbie Aberdeen Robison, Martha Tupelo Rodgers, Stanley Fulton Rogers, Fred Nettleton Romito, Alison Tupelo Rouse, Vickie Tupelo Russell, Melinda Pontotoc Ruth, Johnnie Belden Sanders, Cathy Amory Sanders, Linda Hamilton Sawyer, Eddie Amory Scott, Thomas Tupelo Senter, Pamela Dorsey Shackelford, Annie Shannon Shackelford, Patsy Tupelo Sheffield, Mitchell Dorsey 112 Sheffield, Perry Tupelo Sheffield, Sally Lynn Tupelo Shelton, Alice Pontotoc Shelton, Larry Amory Shempert, Shelly Pontotoc Sherfey, Mary Ann Nettleton Smith, Ardella Tell City, Ind. Smith, Gary Tupelo Smith, Janet Nettleton South, Jerry Fulton Spearman, Johnnie Saltillo Spencer, Lynne Fulton Stamey, Bruce Tupelo Stamphill, Ted Red Bay, Ala. Stanford, David Amory Staples, Carolyn Tupelo Stegall, John Fulton Stephens, Joe Amory Stone, Robert Tupelo Strawn, Kenny Tupelo Sullivan, Linda Okolona Summers, Ann Fulton Summers, Connie Mooreville Summers, Jonelle Tupelo Sutton, Lola Amory Swindle, James Tupelo Tally, Hilda Mooreville Taylor, Deabbya Tupelo Tennison, Nancy Guntown Thomas, George Dorsey Thompson, Joe Aberdeen Thompson, Paul Dorsey Thornton, Debra Fulton Thrash, Wayne Fulton Tigner, Debbie Dorsey Todd, Jeffrey Pontotoc 114 Trice, Jewel Verona Tucker, Joyce Amory Tucker, William Pontotoc Tutor, Jackie Ecru Tutor, Q. T. Ecru Tutor, Tim Pontotoc Tutor, Tony Pontotoc Umfress, Patsye Mooreville Vanlandingham, Debbie Saltillo Waldrop, Phillip Tupelo Walker, Steve Fulton . Wallace, June Fulton Walton, Katie Pontotoc Watson, Denice Tupelo Watterson, Shelia Aberdeen Webster, Joann Amory Welford, Vicky Okolona Wesson, Kathy Dorsey 115 West, Sandra Hamilton Whitaker, Steve Guntown White, Lois Pontotoc Whitehead, Thomas Shannon Whiteley, Dean Tupelo Wilemon, Donna Tupelo Williams, Jimmy Verona Williams, Judy Fulton Williams, Raymond Fulton Wilson, Bobby Bexar Wilson, Brenda Smithville Wilson, Dianne Tupelo Wilson, Gary Fulton Wiygul, F. G. Fulton Wood, Kaye Fulton Woodson, Eugenia Okolona Wright, Leo Tupelo Wright, Mary Belden Wright, Richard Smithville Young, Debbie Houlka Young, Jeff Verona Young, Stanley Saltillo ITAWAMBA junior College The aim of Vocational Education as it is offered at Itawamba Junior College Voca- tional and Technical Education Center, is to prepare the individual in his chosen field to enter the world of work to be a produc- tive citizen in the society of which he is a member. DIRECTOR Larry Otis ASSISTANT DIRECTOR William Jaggcr CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR C. T. Boland DMT INSTRUCTOR John Aven DMT INSTRUCTOR John Burkes GENERAL OFFICE CLERK INSTRUCTOR June Brady GENERAL OFFICE CLERK INSTRUCTOR Carolyn Monahan BASIC EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR Carrie Strange STENOGRAPHIC INSTRUCTOR Brcnda Hare 118 Vocational-Technical Center VOCATIONAL COUNSELOR Mary McMillan DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE Charles A. Spencer EDITOR OF APPALACHIAN NEWS Donna Hobson DATA PROCESSING INSTRUCTOR Rudolph Hatcher KEY PUNCH INSTRUCTOR Claude Faulkner KEY PUNCH OPERATOR Delores Daughtery SUPERVISOR Wylie Wood COUNSELOR Bonnie Soper CURRICULUM SPECIALIST Alma Jo Rayburn ASSISTANT CURRICULUM SPECIALIST Bobby Davis CURRICULUM SPECIALIST Nancy White ABE INSTRUCTOR Elizabeth Long ABE INSTRUCTOR, MOBILE UNIT Gene Turner ABE INSTRUCTOR Wilma Chisholm COUNSELOR ' S AID Geneva Gillard 119 SECRETARY Jo Whitt SECRETARY Allene Stanley SECRETARY Mary Loyce Irving SECRETARY Sarah Browning SECRETARY Shelia Browning ABE INSTRUCTOR FOR HANDICAPPED Martha White SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS INSTRUCTOR Robert Butler SUPERVISOR OF HANDICAPPED PROGRAM Bill Lowry SUPERMARKET CHECKER INSTRUCTOR Steve Buchanan HOMEMAKING INSTRUCTOR Carolyn Magill SU PERVISOR HEALTH OCCUPATIONS DEPARTMENT Mavine Hanson, R.N. PRACTICAL NURSE INSTRUCTOR Margie Golding, R.N. O.R. ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR Joanne Dugard, R.N. PRACTICAL NURSE INSTRUCTOR Lois Franks, R.N. PRACTICAL NURSE INSTRUCTOR Lynette Miller, R.N. 120 AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION INSTRUCTOR Billy Lively OFF-SET PRINTING INSTRUCTOR Rayford Foster AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION INSTRUCTOR L. R. Magers ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIR INSTRUCTOR Vester Johnson AUTOMOTIBLE MECHANIC INSTRUCTOR Claude Hardin, Jr. BODY AND FENDER INSTRUCTOR Herbert Burke AUTO MECHANICS INSTRUCTOR Junior Grammer MACHINE SHOP INSTRUCTOR Hubert Spigner WELDING INSTRUCTOR Luther McKissack MAID Melissie Rainey MAID Margaret Kelly MAINTENANCE SUPERINTENDENT Preston Sheffield MAINTENANCE Elbert Wilson MAINTENANCE Billy Sheffield MAINTENANCE David Givhan 121 122 123 124 1 lAHS 125 Pants on girls as well as boys, Good News was presented, Most Beautiful girl was crowned, tough football games, a sepa- rate homecoming, Seniors ordered their in- vitations. Juniors ordered their class rings. Sophomores finding their way around, and, of course, studying made up the beginning of the school year 1970-71. The year of stu- dent involvement that brought about changes ... a great year! A year that will always be remembered in the hearts of the Senior Class 1971. 126 PRINCIPAL Wayne Wood Mr. Wayne Wood is principal of lAHS for the seventh year. He is a former sheriff and former basketball coach. He holds both his B.A. and Master ' s in Education degrees from the University of Mississippi. Mr. Wood enjoys fishing in his spare time. He is also an ardent supporter for the lAHS Indians. ITAWAMBA Agricultural High English WANDA ADAMS Math BILL JAMISON Physics KATHY CROWELL Danforth VICKI DULANEY Danforth KENNY DULANEY Citizenship BETTY HAYNES Citizenship GLEN DAVIS Balfour MIT2I ANTHONY Government DELORA SENTER 128 School Awards 1971 Democracy And Bookkeeping ADOLPH PANCRATZ Agriculture RICKY MITCHELL Home Economics VICTORIA CUMMINGS Athletics ROBERT CLAY Chorus PAM PRESTAGE Chemistry SHARON McDANIEL Shorthand ANNETTE DULANEY Typewriting DENISE SPENCER American History And Spanish KATHY THURMOND Industrial Education JOHNNY TRAMEL 129 Mr. And Miss lAHS Bill Jamieson Mitzi Anthony Bill, the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Jamieson, Sr., in his three years at lAHS excelled both academically and in athlet- ics. He enjoys sports and hunting during his spare time. Bill plans to enter Mississippi State University in the fall and major in civil engineering. Mitzi, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter W. Anthony, received many honors during her three years at lAHS. She en- joys water sports, traveling, and meeting people. Mitzi plans to attend Mississippi State University this fall where she will major in merchandising. 130 k 131 Most Studious KATHY THURMOND AND KEITH JOHNSON Best Personality LINDA SUGGS AND GALEN WILSON 132 Friendliest PATTI CAYSON AND JERRY SENTER Best Dressed STEPHANIE BOYD AND GARY MILES I 133 Most Courteous PAM PRESTAGE AND MIKE BYRAM ' fes iiiiii Best All Around BETTY HAYNES AND RICKY DIGBY — : -f-jtk -zte-. ,- ? ' ,■«■ ' ■ ■f-. ii ' - 134 Cutest CAROL McGEE AND NAT PRESTAGE Most Popular DEBBIE HAYNES AND BOB KILPATRICK 135 Class Favorites Seniors Juniors Sophomores Carol McGee Nat Prestage Debbie Haynes Sandy Nichols Ricky West Galen Wilson 136 , -Sii Miil ■ . ■ ,.«iSssiii. 137 MOST BEAUTIFUL Most Beautiful — Sherry Senter Front Row: 3rd Alternate, Linda Suggs 1st alternate, Mitzi Anthony Back Row: 2nd alternate, Martha Jo Harrison 4th alternate, Melissa White 138 Parade of Beauties 139 Jli v!j?- -. 5 SSrJ ai 4:?|r B r -liHWW Rj: J 140 SPORTS 141 .rfilK . VX ' i f! jJL - : lAHS Indians HEAD COACH BEN JONES ASSISTANT COACH BILLY LOAGUE 142 The lAHS Indians coached by Head Coach Ben Jones and Assist- ant Coach Billy Loague placed Second in Tombigbee Conference ac- tion with a 7-2 record. The Indians played some really tough teams, but they showed up very well and the games were close. The Indians ended the season with a 7-4 record. The team had one non-conference game with Amory of the Little Ten conference. The Indians played one of the best games of the season, but were defeated. All-conference honors went to Robert Clay, Quarterback; Bill Jamieson, Tackle; Larry Walton, Guard and Ricky West, Half- back, Ross Hankins, Halfback and Jackie Strange, Fullback received Honorable recognition. Although our record may not be the best we ever had, we all know the Indians always fought hard and long. Usually when beaten, the games were only by a few points. The teams we played knew they were fighting one of the toughest battles ever. They will probably never forget the fight the Indians gave them. For the first time, the Indians journeyed to the Cleveland Lions Bowl at Delta State College to play the Leland Cubs. In the last few minutes of the ballgame, the Cubs managed to squeeze by the Indi- ans 12-7. Receiving awards for this game were Larry Walton, Most Valuable Lineman, and Robert Clay Most Valuable Back. Win or lose — THE lAHS INDIANS ARE THE BEST!! MANAGERS, L. to R.: Joey Steele, Wayne Clark, Gary Skinner, Freddie Chris- tian and Rocky Mattox. ROBERT CLAY B KEITH CLEVELAND E 143 STEVE DAVES B-E BOBBY DOZIER C ROSS HANKINS B ■L ' HH . mMn IHHHMHHK ■1 70 iHi BILL JAMIESON T ' s WAYNE LODEN T RICK LYMBURNER G r- ' --- , r 1 NAT PRESTAGE B JACKIE STRANGE B JIM SHUMPERT E FREDDY WALLACE G je 144 |Bl : ' « . mIl . PKI i Bw ■ BILLY BROWN E JOE CONWILL T GREG DAVIS B ROBIN GRAY B RICKY HALL B 145 LARRY WALTON RICKY WEST B MIKE WATTS E DAVID BEANE T LARRY BROOKS E JAMES BROWN C JAMES CARPENTER T REGGIE JOHNSON E DON LODEN G DAVID MORRIS E 146 CARTER SEAWRIGHT T ROBERT SHUMPERT T KEITH SPENCER B RICKY SUMMERS B RICKY TATE B BOBBY WALKER B GALEN WILSON ' B JOHN WEATHERSPOON B WESLEY REEVES G ROBERT WOOD G 147 lAHS CHEERLEADERS, L. to R.: Sophomore, Christie Crowell; Junior, Debbie Haynes, Junior, Susan Staub; Senior, Stephanie Boyd; Sophomore, Jan Mobley; Senior, Haynes. 148 Through Thick Or Thin, They Help Us Win! Busy — Busy — Busy — that ' s the way to describe the lAHS cheerleaders. Making signs, planning pep rallies, decorating the football field, learning new cheers, and most of all keeping up school spirit are some of the activities that keep them busy. Stephanie, Betty, Debbie, and Susan attended camp this summer where they received 3 outstanding and 2 excellent ribbons. They say Go Indians! 149 lAHS Homecoming Football Queen STEPHANIE BOYD Homecoming Queen MITZI ANTHONY 150 A Homecoming Maids JUNIOR MAID Debbie Haynes SOPHOMORE MAID Betty Walton 151 152 For the first time, the Homecoming ceremony for lAHS was separate from the IJC ceremony. lAHS took on full responsibility and preparation. The Student Council decorated the Student Center for the big 1970 fling after the game, cheerleaders with the help of substitutes painted signs saying . Beat the Tigers, Go Indians Fight, Homecoming 1970, and many more, the royalty practiced with the band to make sure no one would mess up on the REAL thing, the band had to learn their routine carrying out the theme of lAHS Indians, the teachers had to supervise practices and miss a few 7th period classes. Substitute cheerleaders had to polish up on their cheers and the football team practiced long hours to defend their title in the conference. Spirit rose throughout the pep rally held Friday and the band played on — Mist- ing rain dampened all the excitement and plans, but the rain stopped, leaving the air chilly and just right for a football game and the 1970 Homecoming. • • • • i ■Hkfv ♦ • • JC 1 W HH V. w M Si- ' F IL ■ i flHI 153 A TEAM, (L to R): Coach League, Danny Johnson, Elton Winston, Robert Clay, Robert Shumpert, Dab Ferguson, Jerry Senter, Larry Brooks, Bobby Moses, Freddy Christian — Manager. It was not a good year for the Indians in basketball; not if you looked at the cold figures in the record book, that is. But the In- dians played long and hard, and even though they finished the season with a count heavy in the loss column, the lAHS Indians are still NUMBER ONE to us! 154 DANNY JOHNSON — Guard Captain ROBERT CLAY — Forward .Captain BOBBY MOSES — Guard JERRY SENTER — Forward DABB FERGUSON — Center ELTON WINSTON — Forward 155 B Team, (L to R) F, Row: Don Loden, Kenny Bates, Steve Shotts, Robin Gray, John Weatherspoon. B, Row: Coach Billy Loague, Robert Hooper, Wayne Clark, Gary Skinner, Perry Shumpert, Freddy Christian, Manager. 156 lAHS Track Team TEAM, Back Row: Coach Jones, Shumpert, Weatherspoon, Miller, Johnson, Carpenter, Brooks, Morris, and Davis. Front Row: Walker, Gray, Tate, Hooper, Summers, Wilson, and Hankins. s Get on your mark, get set, GO! Letterman Hankins and Miller jm jm ' tm ... .■- , - - «5S Hair cuts, paddlings, ice, and tobasco sauce, I Club! Letterman Brooks and Weatherspoon 157 158 dl  CLUBS 159 Standing: Jane Davis, Stephanie Boyd, Patti Coggins, Tim Miles, Sharon Sage, Carol McGee, Mitzi Anthony. Seated- Susan Staub, Miss Judith Franks, Sponsor, Betty Hayes Edi- tor. lAHS Mirror Staff Editor-in-Chief — Betty Haynes Assistant Editor — Susan Staub Features — Mitzi Anthony, Stephanie Boyd Sports — Tim Miles, Carol McGee Clubs — Junior Class — Jane Davis, Susan Staub Senior Class — Stephanie Boyd, Carol McGee Sophomore Class — Patti Coggins, Sharon Sage Editor — Betty Haynes, Asst. Editor — Susan Staub. 160 Susan Staub, Jane Davis. Sophomores — Sharon Sage, Patti Coggins. The Mirror Staff is composed of five Seniors, two Juniors, and two Sopho- mores. They work hard to bring mem- oires of the school year to the rest of the students. Making pictures, writing copy, and meeting deadlines are just part of the work of the Mirror Staff Seniors — Stephanie Boyd, Mitzi Anthony, Tim Miles, Carol McGee. Inspiration and 90% Perspiration and the Deadline was met! 161 lAHS Chieftain Staff The Chieftain Staff is responsible for the bi-weekly copies of the Chief- tain. The I.A.H.S. Chieftain Staff writes all the high school news con- cerning clubs, sports, and activities. They also contribute much to the features and cartoons of the publica- tion. Not enough credit goes to the I.A.H.S. Chieftain Staff, but they put much of their free time into making the paper what it is. Debra Sandlin — Feature Writer — Senior Mike Byram — Cartoonist — Senior Bridget Tucker — Short Story Writer — Junior Sue Underwcxxl — High School News — Senior , w Garry Miles — Sports Editor — Junior Patti Cay son — High School News — Junior 162 President Ricky Digby Student Council Mitzi Anthony, President — Ricky Digby. Changes of the past year: Separate Homecoming . . . Girls ' privilege to wear pants to school . . . Christmas tree in the hall . . . Decorated for Homecoming Dance. Davey Morris — Sophomore, Bobby Walker — Sophomore, Larry Brooks — Sophomore, Ricky Digby — Senior, Jerry Senter - sor, Pam Prestage — Junior, Kathy Thurmond — Junior, Mitzi Anthony — Senior. Junior, Kenny Dulaney — Senior, Mr. Burch ■ 163 Beta Club President — Kenny Dulaney, Vice-President — Gary Miles, Secretary — Vickie Dulaney, Treasurer— Kathy Crowell Reporter — Mitzie Anthony, Sponsors — Mrs. Basil Earnst, Mrs. Pat Bishop. Speech Club President — Cathy Bullard, Vice-President — Mary Roberts, Secretary — Melissa White, Treasurer — Mike Byram, Sergeant- At- Arms — Jim Shumpert, Sponsor — Miss Joyce Nicholson. 164 Spanish Club President — Kathy Thurmond, Vice-President — Laura Morre, Secretary — Carolyn Lindsey, Treasurer — Patty Comer, Reporter — Bridget Tucker, Sponsor — Mrs. Pat Bishop. I Club President — Bill Jamieson Vice-President — Jackie Strange Secretary — Bobby Dozier Sponsors — Coach Ben Jones, Coach Billy Loague 165 Y-Teens President — Cheryl Harrison Vice-President — Susan Staub Secretary-Treasurer — Martha Nabors Reporter and Publicity Chairman — Kathy Thurmond Scrapbook Chairman — Belinda Walton Song Leader — Martha Harrison Project Chairman — Judy Riley ' Program Chairman — Pam Prestage Library Club President — Lynn Johnson Vice-President — Kevin Steele (not shown) Secretary-Treasurer — Gerald Powell Reporter — Cynthia Tucker 166 FHA President — Cheryl Hinton Vice-President — Pat Shedd Secretary — Victoria Cummings Parliamentarian — Renee Poole Sponsor — Mrs. T. G. Gray FFA President — Ricky Mitchell, Vice-President — Steve Chestnut, Secretary — Carl Gaddy, P.P. A. Sweetheart — Manha Harrison, Treasurer — Kevin Steele, Reporter — Eugene Williams, Sentinel — Randy Lougue, Sponsor — Mr. Leroy Sheffield. 167 Music Club President — Linda Suggs, Vice-President — Kathy Thurmond, Secretary-Treasurer — Pam Prestage, Reporter — Jane Davis, Music Chairman — Patricia Stone, Sponsor — Mrs. Cecil Abel. The Ensemble Pam Prestage Nancy Burleson Vanessa Ramey Robbie Gray Susan Staub Pam Davis Janie Guntharp Belinda Walton Martha Harrison Betty Ann Moore Kathy Thurmond Jane Davis — Accompanist Shauna Prestage 168 Government-Democracy Club This club is composed of all students participating in the Government and Democracy classes. This picture consists of the officers of the in- dividual classes. The sponsor is Mr. Pruitt. Presidents of the individual classes are as follows: Ricky Digby, Terry Pate, Linda Suggs, Bobby Dozier, Adolph Pancratz III Driver ' s Education OFFICERS: President — Vickie Earnest Vice-President — Shelia Miller Secretary — Mary Miles Treasurer — Bonnie Thornton Reporter — Pam Pharr Reporter — Peggy Gray Sponsor — Haywood Wilson. 169 CLASSES Senior Officers President Bobby Dozier Vice-President Nat Prestage Secretary-Treas. Kathy Crowell Reporter Mitzie Anthony Wanda Sue Adams Mitzie Elizabeth Anthony Gary Gean Beam Terry Dean Beam Donna Kay Bennett Stephanie Anne Boyd 172 Kathy Ann Bullard Zack Burton Phil C. Bush Ronald E. Burch James Micheal Byram Phyllis Caldwell Bonnie Sue Cauthern Keith E. Cleveland Gary Clouse Pam Clouse Ruby Dale Clouse James Cockrell 173 Kathy Crowell Pnscilla Yvonne Cummings Victoria Ann Cummings Jim Curtis Marvin Steven Daves Glen Davis Ricky Doyle Digby Cathy Dolores Donald Judy Ann Donald Mackey T. Dozier Robert Earl Dozier Kenneth E. Dulaney 174 Vickie Dulaney Benny Wayne Enlow Jerry Farris Deborah Frances Foster Nancy L Gasaway Rae Ann Gibson Robert Tyre Gilliland Gail Graham Elizabeth Gray Judy Earlene Gray Sidney Ross Hankins Martha Karen Harden 175 Cheryl Ann Harrison Betty Lou Haynes Linda Joyce Hurssey Patricia Diane Jackson Janice Jamerson William M. Jamieson, Jr. Keith Johnson Lynn Gaddy Johnson Gerald Kyle Marilyn Ann Leech Sandra Kathryn Lesley Martha Melissa Little 176 Cindy League Randy League Larry Loden Wayne Loden Richard Lymburner Cornelia Carol McGee David McMillen Glema June Mabry Timothy L Miles Kathy Ann Mills Ricky Mitchell Danny Moore 177 Deborah Louise Moore Donald Ray Moore Bobby Wayne Moses Elizabeth Carolyn Palmer Adolph A. Pancratz, III Ronald Terry Pate James William Pearce Reggie Nan Pickett Mary Joan Pierce Gerald Wade Powell Deborah Ann Prestage Nat Wesley Prestage 178 David Russell Reese Charles Randy Reich Darryl Reich Gail McMillen Reich Jackie Dale Riley Mary Elizabeth Roberts Marquette Rogers Evelyn Ruff Debra Lynn Sandlin Billie Jean Senter Delora Kaye Senter Ralph Allen Senter 179 Wesley Richard Senter Pat Shedd Tony Max Sheffield Letoris Shumpert Malinda Beth Shumpert Marvis Jean Shumpert James Lee Shumpert Billy Ray Shotts Janice Gail Stegall William Stewart Linda Carol Suggs Janet Lynn Thomas Kenneth Thorn 180 Carolyn Rose Thornton Diane Thornton Barry L. Tucker Cynthia Lynne Tucker Wanda Sue Underwood Melissa White Kathy Wilemon Carolyn Juanita Williams Wayne C. Wooding Frankie Worthy Donnie Wright Brenda Dale Young Danny Johnson 181 Junior Class Officers: President — Pam Prestage Vice-President — Jerry Senter Secretary-Treasurer — Martha Nabors Junior Class Student Council Representatives Jerry Senter Kathy Thurmond (not shown Junior Class Committee Members Jane Davis Marilyn Cummings Gail Barnes Kenneth Bates Patricia Bennett William Brown 182 Nancy Burleson Linda Carlon Paul Carroll Patti Cay son Steve Chesnut Glenda Christian Diane Clark Nancy Colburn Barbara Comer Emily Comer Patty Comer Joe Conwill Ray Conwill Jim Cotton Nathaniel Cowley Mary Crane 183 Barbara Cromeans Marilyn Cummings Greg Davis Jane Davis Jim Davis Pam Davis Ralph Dickey Barbara Dodd Annette Dulaney Jimmy Dulaney Wanda Elliff Willa Embrey Jeff Evans Connie Ewing Dabb Ferguson Jerry Foster Oh! You beautiful doll! 184 ' ... ■l iHHh ■ 1 Mk mmmmm |. i 1. i t f Sfk r f f 1 fl i M mm H ■ 1 it m B l 1 l • ' ■I ' ; m H L Debbie and Jerry at the dance! Carl Gaddy Jackie Gasaway Sherry Gibson Danny Graham Robbie Gray Robin Gray Harold Green Judy Griffie Janie Guntharp Debbie Gurley Ricky Hall Martha Harrison Debbie Hastings Laverne Hayes Debbie Haynes Cheryl Hinton 185 Mary Hood Mitchell Hood Mike Houston Doris Hughes Linda Hughes Arvin Humphries Lynette Hyde Genelda Johnson Jimmy Johnson Steve Johnson Bob Kilpatrick Brenda Kyle Sallye Lawhon Jeff Lesley Jerry Lesley Mitzie Lesley Carolyn Lindsey Judy Loden William Loden Cheryl Logan 186 Are you the garbage girl, Patti? Terry McCarthy Donnie McDonald Douglas McMillen Shelia McMillen Malcolm McMullon Mae Evelyn Mabry Lamar Martin Melissa Martin Elvie Mayhall Garry Miles Mike Miller Tommy Mills 187 Mary Montgomery Billy Moore Lana Morris Lawrence Morris Debbie Moses Martha Nabors Bobby Neeley Alver Nichols Danny Ozburn Wade Petigo Pam Pettit Jane Pierce Phillip Pitts Mary Pounds Pam Prestage Shauna Prestage 188 Snoozing, instead of studying?? Vanessa Ramey Shirley Rhudy Kenneth Riley Nona Robinson Lynn Schmidt Jerry Senter Sherry Senter Danny Sheffield Kathy Sheffield James Sheffield Steve Shotts Janice Shumpert Marlis Shumpert Marvin Shumpert Billy Sides Sandra Skinner 189 Mark Smith Clarence South Randy South Mike Spradling Judy Stacy Orville Stacy Danny Stanley Susan Staub Kevin Steele Janet Stevens Patricia Stone Bonnie Summers Suzanne Summers Bryson Tallant David Tallant Barbara Taylor Dale Taylor Cheryl Thomas David Thomas Judy Thomas 190 Wanda Thomas Diane Thornton Kathy Thurmond Johnny Tramel Bridget Tucker David Tucker Ricky Tucker Betty Turner The Junior Class presents THE PERFECT IDIOT!!! r M Gary Tyra Daniel Umfress Jonnie Umfress Judy Waddle 191 Wren Walker Steve Wallace Belinda Walton Larry Walton Ricky Warren tF ' Mike Watts Ricky West Timmy West Nancy Wheeler Terry Wheeler William White Cathy Whitten Well, what are you waiting for??? 192 Tony Wilburn Patricia Wilemon David Willcutt Cathy Williams Eugene Williams Douglas Wilson Ronnie Wilson Elton Winston Not Shown: Tommy Black Terry Carpenter Jim Curtis Wanda Spencer Russell Wilson It ' s all in the life of a Junior . . . magazine sales . . . class rings . . . The Perfect Idiot . . . girl presi- dent . . . Most Beautiful Girl ... All Conference Football Players ... all of us shouting together: J-J-JUN!I- I-IOR!J-U-N-!I-0-R! Yea, Juniors!!! Juniors hard at work. ' Officers President Larry Brooks Vice-President Davey Morris Secretary-Treas. Jimmy Chism Reporter Bobby Walker Betty Abel Judith Adams Ricky Armstrong David Beane Karen Beane Rudy Beane Tommy Black Larry Brooks 194 James Moore Brown Roger Brown Gail Bullard Debbie Butler Jimmy Carpenter Terry Carpenter Gary Carroll Jimmy Chism Becky Christian Freddy Christian Wayne Clark Jesma Clemens Frankie Cleveland Patti Coggins Andy Coker Regina Cowley Gerald Cox Kristie Crowell Terry Dabbs Betty Davis 195 Dianne Davis Sabrina Donald Sherry Donald Linda Dulaney Terri Earnest Vicki Earnest Jackie Eliott Euville Graham Ronnie Gholston Steve Gaddy Bobby Franks Joe Foster Jan Foster Danny Ewing Jerry Evans John Gray 196 Peggy Gray Donnie Green Kathy Gregory Barbara Grissom Debra Grissom Cindy Hale f - Debbie Helton Sharon Hendricks James Holder Robert Hooper Mike Howell Larry Jackson Debbie Jenkins Jackie Johnson Jane Johnson Keith Johnson Reggie Johnson Eddie Kilgore Danny King Mike Lann 197 Carolyn Lindsey Mark Little Shelia Little Douglas League Don Loden Daniel Luther Johnny Mabry Melinda Martin James Mattox Jerry Maxcy Sharon Maxcy Sharon McDaniel Mary Miles Shelia Miller Jan Mobley Betty Moore Laura Moore Patricia Moore 198 Davey Morris Diane Nichols Sandy Nichols Joyce Palmer Monica Pancratz Amanda Pate Pam Pharr Connie Pearce Renee Poole Eugene Prescott Randy Ray Jim Reeves 199 Wesley Reeves Cecila Reich Judy Riley Elvis Roberts Steve Roberts Evelyn Robinson Walter Rock Delia Rogers Sandra Russell Sharon Sage Caner Seawright Donna Shedd Don Sheffield Joey Sheffield Perry Shumpert Robert Shumpert Gary Skinner Charlotte Smith 200 Denisc Spencer Keith Spencer Nancy Stanford Ricky Stanley Debbie Steele Joey Steele Steve Steele Dorthy Stegall Anita Stephens Bob Stewart Cathy Strange Ricky Summers John Taylor Regina Taylor Davey Thomas Marsha Thomas Bonnie Thornton Jan Thrash Jack Tomlin Larry Tramel 201 Frankie Tucker Janice Turner Julie Turner Donna Walker Bobby Walker Andy Wallace Frankie Wallace Betty Walton Johnny Weatherspoon Earnestine Wigginton Mary White Karen Wilemon Mitzi Wilemon Sonya Williams Anita Wilson Galen Wilson Debroah Wiygul Betty Wood Robert Wood Peggy Wooding Peggy Worthy David Wouldridge Sophomore representatives at the lead-off dance! Relief !! 203 Senior Activities Adams, Wanda: Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Class Play 2; Democracy Club 3; His- tory Award 2; Y-Teens 1, 2. Anthony, Mitzi: Class Officer 2, 3; Homecoming Queen 3; Beauty 3; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, Officer 3; Best- All-Around 2; Miss lAHS 3; Democ- racy Club 3, Officer; Spanish Club 1, Officer; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3. Beam, Gary: Democracy Club 3; Spanish Club 1. Beam, Terry: Speech Club 3; Democ- racy Club 3; FFA 2, 3. Bush, Phil: FFA 1; Beta Club; De- mocracy Club 3; Spanish Club 1. Byram, Mike: Annual Staff 2, 3 Paper Staff 2, 3; Most Courteous 3 Class Officer 1; Democracy Club 3 Speech Club 3. Cauthern, Bonnie: Y-Teens 1; De- mocracy Club 3. Clay, Robert: Football 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; I Club 1, 2, 3. Cleveland, Keith: Basketball 2, Foot- ball 2, 3; I Club 3; Democracy Club Cummings, Priscilla: Y-Teens 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3; Beta Club 2, 3; Democ- racy Club 3. Cummings, Victoria: Y-Teens 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3; Chieftain Staff 1; De- mocracy Club 3. Daniel, Henry: FFA 1, 2; Democracy Club 3. Daves, Steve: Democracy Club 3, Of ficer; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; I Club 2, 3. Davis, Glen: Spanish Club 1; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Democracy Club 3. Girls ' State and Boys ' State Bennett, Donna: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; De- mocracy Club 3. Boyd, Stephanie: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Most Beautiful 2; Football Queen 3; Cutest 2; Junior Play Cast; Best Dressed 3; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3; De- mocracy Club 3, Officer; Spanish Club 1; Music Club 1. Bullard, Kathy: Music Club 1; Span- ish Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Democracy Club 3, Officer, Beta Club 3; Speech Club 3, Officer. Burton, Zach: Democracy Club 3; Spanish Club 1; FFA 1; Beta Club. Clouse, Pam: Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1; Spanish Club 1; Music Club 2; Democracy Club 3. Clouse, Ruby: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Chief- tain Staff 2, 3; FHA 2, Officer; Speech Club 3. Cockrell, James: Democracy Club 3; Football 1. Crowell, Kathy: Chemistry Award 2; Class Officer 3; Democracy Club 3, Officer; Beta Club 2, 3, Officer 3; Transferred: National Honor Society. Digby, Ricky: Spanish Club 1; ABS 2; Student Council 3, President; De- mocracy Club 3. Donald, Cathy: Y-Teens 2; Chorus 2; Spanish Club 1; Senior Class Play; Democracy Club 3, Officer. Donald, Judy: Spanish Club 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; ABS 2; Chorus 2; Democracy Club 3. Dozier, Bobby: Football 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; I Club 1, 2, 3; Most Popular 2; Class Favorite 2; Class Officer 3, President; Democ- racy Club 3, Officer; Basketball 1; 204 Gray, Elizabeth: Y-Teens 1, 2; De- mocracy Club 3 ; ABS 3 ; Spanish Club He came, he saw, he conquered! Track 1, 2, 3. Dozier, Mackey: Spanish Club 1; Chieftain Sports Editor 1; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Democracy Club 3. Dulaney, Kenny: Spanish Club 1; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, President 3; ABS 1, 2 ; Democracy Club 3 ; Speech Contest Winner 3; Junior Play Cast; Student Council 2, 3; Class Officer 2, Presi- dent. Dulaney, Vickey: Beta Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 3; Y-Teens 1; Democracy Club 3, Officer; Spanish Club 1, 2. Enlow, Benny: Democracy Club 3. Farris, Jerry: Democracy Club 3. Foster, Debbi: FHA 1; Speech Club 3; Democracy Club 3. Gasaway, Nancy: Y-Teens 1. Gibson, Rae Ann: Library Club 3; Democracy Club 3; Drivers Ed Club 1. Gilliland, Bob: Spanish Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Democracy Club 3. 1. Gray, Judy: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; ABS 1, 2, 3; Music Club 2; Democracy Club 3. Hankins, Ross: Beta Club 1, 2; I Club 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Golf 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Best Dressed 2; Democ- racy Club 3. Harden, Karen: Music Club 1, 3; Spanish Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Play; Beta Club 3; Democracy Club 3, Officer; Senior Ensemble. Harrison, Cheryl: FFA Sweetheart 2; Music Club 1, 3; Ensemble 1, 3; Beauty 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Officer 2, 3; Beta Club 2; Democracy Club 3, Officer; Spanish Club 1. Haynes, Betty: Class Officer 1, 2; Class Favorite 2; Cutest 1; Friendliest 2; Best Ail-Round 3; Girls ' State 2 Office Assistant 3; Spanish Club 1 Senior Maid 3; Junior Class Play Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, Editor 3; Democ- racy Club 3. Hurssey, Linda: FHA 1; Drivers Ed. ' 1; Democracy Club 3. Jackson, Pat: ABS 3; Democracy. Club 3 . Jamerson, Janice: ABS 3; Y-Teens 1, 2; Democracy Club 3. Jamieson, Bill: Beta Club 1, 2, 3; I Club 2, 3, Officer 3; Most Studious 2; Mr. lAHS 3; Spanish Club 1; Track 1, 2; Democracy Club 3. Johnson, Danny: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1 ; Baseball 2 ; Democracy Club 3; I Club 3. Johnson, Keith: Baseball 1,2; Golf 1, 2, 3; I Club 2, 3; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; Democracy Club 3; Most Studious 3; Junior Class Play. Johnson, Lynn: Y-Teens 1, 2, Officer 1, 2; Library Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 1, 2, 3; Music Club 2, 3; Beta Club 3; Sen- ior Ensemble. Leech, Marilyn: Y-Teens 1, 2; FHA 2; Democracy Club 3. Lesley, Sandra: Y-Teens 1; Music Club 2; Democracy Club 3. Little, Martha: Y-Teens 1, 2; ABS 3; Drivers Ed. Club 1; Democracy Club 3; Library Club 3. Loague, Randy: FFA 3. Tnden Larrv: Baseball 1, 2; Democra- Senior Beauty Representatives 205 Indians, Seniors were with you all the way! cy Club 3. Loden, Wayne: Football 1, 2, 3; I Club 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3; Democracy Club 3. Lymbumer, Rick: Football 2, 3; Base- ball 2, 3; Basketball 2; I Club 2, 3; Most Courteous 2; Democracy Club 3. McGee, Carol: Sophomore Maid Spanish Club 1; Music Club 1, 2 Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Best Personality 2 Junior Play Cast; Cutest 3; Democra- cy Club 3, Officer; Girls ' State Dele- gate; Annual Staff 3; Class Favorite. McMillen, David: FFA 1, 3. Miles, Tim: Annual Staff 2, 3; De- mocracy Club 3. Mabry, Glema: FHA 1; Democracy Club 3. Mitchell, Ricky: FFA 1, 2, 3, Officer; Democracy Club 3. Moore, Danny: Democracy Club 3. Moore, Debbie: Y-Teens 1, 2; De- mocracy Club 3. Moore, Donald: Beta Club 2, 3; De- mocracy Club 3. Moses, Bobby: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 3; Track 1, 2; I Club 3; De- mocracy Club 3. Pate, Terry: Democracy Club 3, Offi- cer; Spanish Club 1; Football Manag- er 1, 2; Basketball Manager 1, 2; I Club 1, 2. Pancratz, Adolph: Democracy Club 3, Officer; Band 3; Library Club 3; Transfer: Drama Club. Pickett, Reggie: Speech Club 1, 2; ABS 1, 2; Democracy Club 3. Pierce Joan: ABS 3; Democracy Club 3, Officer. Powell, Gerald: Library Club 2; Span- ish Club 2; Democracy Club 3. Prestage, Nat: Football 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; Democ- racy Club 3, Officer; I Club 2, 3; Cutest 3; Class Officer 3; Class Favor- ite 3. Pruitt, Jerry: FFA 1, 2, 3; Democracy Club 3. Reese, David: Democracy Club 3. Reich, Darryl: Democracy Club 3. Reich, Gail: Y-Teens 1, 2; ABS 2; Democracy Club 3. Reich, Randy: Democracy Club 3. Riley, Jackie: Democracy Club 3; Spanish Club 1. Roberts, Mary: Spanish Club 1; Music Club 1; Speech Club 3, Offi- cer; Democracy Club 3, Officer; Indi- anette 1, 2, 3. Rogers, Marquette: Music Club 2; FFA 1, 2. Ruff, Evelyn: Y-Teens 1, 2; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Democracy Club 3. Sandlin, Debra: Y-Teens 1; ABS 2, 3; Chieftain Staff 1, 2, 3; Feature Editor 2, 3; Democracy Club 3. One more time, Benny! Senter, Billie Jean: Speech Club 3; Democracy Club 3. Senter, Delora: Y-Teens 1, 2; ABS 3; Music Club 2; Democracy Club 3; Li- brary Club 3. Senter, Ralph: Democracy Club 3. Senter, Wesl ey: Democracy Club 3; Golf 1, 2, 3. Shedd, Pat: Beta Club 1, 2, 3. 206 Sheffield, Tony: ABS 3; FFA 2; De- mocracy Club 3. Shotts, Billy: Junior Play Cast; De- mocracy Club 3. Shumpert, Beth: Beta Club 1, 2, 3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club l, ' ! ABS 2, 3, Officer; Student Council 2 Office Assistant 2, 3; Democracy Club 3. Shumpert, Jim: Democracy Club 3; Speech Club 3; Football 3. Trans- ferred: Track 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2; Touchdown Club; Hi-Y Club, Offi- cer; Spanish Club 1, 2; Football 1. Shumpert, Letoris: FFA 1, 3; Democ- racy Club 3. Shumpert, Marvis: FHA 1, 2; Democ- racy Club 3. Stegall, Janice: Y-Teens 1; Music Club 2; Democracy Club 3. Thomas, Janet: Y-Teens 1; Music Club 2; Democracy Club 3. Thorn, Kenneth: FFA 3; Democracy Senior Girls Ensemble Club 3. Thornton, Carolyn: Music Club 3; Senior Ensemble 3; Democracy Club 3. Transferred: Choir 1, 2; Theatre Guild. Thornton, Diane: Y-Teens 1; De- mocracy Club 3. Tucker, Cynthia: Y-Teens 2, Officer; Library Club 2, 3, Officer; Music Club 2, 3. Tucker, Barry: FFA 1, 2, 3; Democra- cy Club 3. Underwood, Sue: Y-Teens 1; Chief- tain Staff 2, 3; ABS 3; Democracy Club 3. Wallace, Freddy: I Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Democracy Club 3. Williams, Carolyn: ABS 3; Y-Teens 1; Democracy Club 3. Wilemon, Kathy: Y-Teens 1, 2; De- mocracy Club 3; Christian Bible Cen- ter. Whitten, Kathy: Democracy Club 3. White, Melissa: Beta Club 2; Indi- anette 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; De- mocracy Club 3; Speech Club 3; Beauty 3; Girls ' State Delegate; Best Dressed 1. Worthy, Frankie: Democracy Club 3; Y-Teens; Music Club 1. Wright, Donny: Football 2, 3; Base- ball 1, 3; Spanish Club 1; Democracy Club 3; Track 2. Speaking Contest Winners 207 The Christmas season came and went. Extra holidays were enjoyed due to snow and icy roads. Ending the not-so-good season, lAHS basketballers won a 3rd place trophy at the Burnsville tournaments. Track, baseball, and spring football made up the other athletics. The Juniors were proud of their class rings and the sophomores look forward to their day. Seniors presented the play, Professor, How Could You? and also received their caps and gowns. The office assistants helped get everything ready for graduation. Music Club pro- grams were given and the gang got together; otherwise, just being involved summed up the second half of the 1970-71 school term. After many years of hard work and dedication, graduation day brought another class through the doors of lAHS — the Senior Class of 1971. THE END 208 V ' Jte M i« kt ' i ' W nk i ' - ' V ' =, A. :U 1f ' ' «f • ' , f %, ' if % ■f, ' .J ' . ' -