Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1973 volume:

1973 MIRROR Itawamba Junior College Agricultural High School Fulton, Mississippi • Betty Haynes, IJC Editor • Sandy Nichols, lAHS Editor • Miss Judith Franks, Advisor IJC Student life Features Faces . . Clubs . . Sports . . Vo-Tech . .4 .14 .26 .76 .90 118 One day the hall empty . . . then registration . . . then the rooms were filled . . . clean campus . . . pep rallies before each ballgame . . . more school spirit this y ear . . . food . . . homecoming . . . football victory . . . elections . . . grades ... it all started in August when the doors opened for the 1972-73 school year . . . IJC Football I 80f v , ' 81 p4 §p 7 14 68 '  ' lAHS Football . { i L fi .1  y4 fi iH y v ' ■  % L t fl z-.- - .«.• 1 - S . ' J L  v • J - y V ' .r ' ' . i - ' ' ..•Hw,-. nV! « ' A-f - si; iM!hs«i!S ' :«P? ?- V I JC Homecoming i. Y.i: : ., :. . ,; •.: V -t - ■ -li. J. i :7J ft • ' lAHS Homecoming IJC ' s Dreamland of Beauties . . . 10 lAHS ' s Parade of Beauties . . . 11 studying . . . Give Your Teacher An Apple for National Education Week . . . some got mail . . some went to class . . . some didn ' t 12 ' ' i!W ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ff ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' tf ' unt}mnmnrmmiti aaM!lk t some get help from teachers . . . hobbies helped pass time in the dorm . . . the armed services recruited on the campus . . . hanging out at the Student Center . . . getting that date that had been hoped for . . . those horrible labs . . . Most Beautiful . . . pretty weather . . . pool games . . . dances, ... it all happened at IJC . . . 13 Student Government MEMBERS Back: Forrest Suggs, Jackie Strange, Stennis Watson, Ricky Littlejohn, Ken Dye Front: Margo Varble, Phillip Drake, Betty Flaherty, Beverly Rasberry, Betty Haynes 14 Voice of the students . . . sponsors dances . . . member of Student Council Association of Mississippi . . . attended SCAM workshops . . . busy ... SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Phillip Drake, Beverly Rasberry, and Forrest Suggs FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES: Ken Dye, Betty Flaherty, and Ricky Littlejohn OFFICERS: Jackie Strange President, Marge Varble Treasurer President, Betty Haynes — Vice Secretary, and Stennis Watson — SPONSORS: Mr. Gerald Creely, Mr. Billy Q. Copies, and Mr. Stacy Russell 15 Mr. and Miss Itawamba Junior College ■fi •- Jackie Strange Deborah Spigner 16 Mr. IJC . . . JACKIE is a Dean and President ' s List scholar. He served as President of the IJC Student Body. He was a member of the Phi Theta Kappa and also a member of the IJC football team for one year. Jackie plans a major in Criminology. Miss IJC . . . DEBORAH served as President of the Phi Theta Kappa. She was a member of the IJC Band, the Delta Psi Omega, SMEA, and the Baptist Student Union. She is a President ' s List Scholar. Deborah plans a major in Special and Elementary Education. During the year, Deborah worked in the Registrar ' s Office. 17 HALL OF FAME LEE GARDNER BETTY HAYNES STENNIS WATSON DEBORAH SPIGNER STENNIS WATSON HAS BEEN VERY ACTIVE ON THE IJC CAMPUS. HE IS CURRENTLY SERVING AS TREASURER OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL. HE HAS BEEN A MEMBER OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM FOR TWO YEARS. STENNIS IS A MEMBER OF THE PHI THETA KAPPA, AND A PRESIDENT ' S LIST SCHOLAR. DEBORAH SPIGNER HAS DONE MUCH OF THE UC CAMPUS. SHE IS SERVING AS PRESIDENT OF THE PHI THETA KAPPA, IS A MEMBER OF THE IJC BAND, DELTA PSI OMEGA, SMEA, AND THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION. SHE HAS BEEN A PRESIDENT ' S LIST SCHOLAR FOR TWO YEARS. DEBORAH WAS ALSO SELECTED AS MISS UC. V LEE GARNDER HAS BEEN VERY ACTIVE IN SPORTS. LEE HAS BEEN A MEMBER OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM ND BASEBALL TEAM FOR TWO YEARS. HE WAS ALSO VOTED MOST VERSATILE IN THE WHO ' S WHO. LEE IS A PRESIDENT ' S AND DEAN ' S LIST SCHOLAR. BETTY HAYNES IS SERVING AS VICE PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT BODY. SHE HAS BEEN EDITOR OF THE MIRROR FOR TWO YEARS; A CHEERLEADER FOR TWO YEARS, SERVING AS HEAD THIS YEAR; VOTED MOST ENERGETIC IN WHO ' S WHO AS A FRESHMAN; A DEAN ' S AND PRESIDENT ' S LIST SCHOLAR; HOMECOMING QUEEN; SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITE; A MEMBER OF THE PHI BETA LAMBDA. 19 MOST BEAUTIFUL . . . LEFT TO RIGHT: PATTY RUSSELL, FOURTH ALTERNATE; MITZI SCOTT, FIRST ALTERNATE; ANITA McNEECE, MOST BEAUTIFUL; PEGGY HOWELL, SECOND ALTERNATE; DEBBIE HAYNES, THIRD ALTERNATE. 20 ANITA CROWNED MOST BEAUTIFUL BY PRESIDENT BENJAMIN . . . ALTERNATES MITZI, PEGGY, DEBBIE, AND PATTY . . . SPONSORED BY THE PHI BETA LAMBDA . . . BELINDA WALTON AND ANGIE ADAMS NARRATORS . . . ENTERTAINMENT BY TOM SATTERFIEL AND WAYNE BAGGETT . . . TOP TEN FINALISTS ESCORTED ... I HAD A DREAM . . . 21 Who ' s Who Cutest Peggy Ho vell Eddie Marshall Best Dressed Beverly Rasberry Ronnie Hi 22 Most Versatile Bernay McGee Lee Gardner ' •-.- . . -t iA :i Most Energetic and Most Athletic Joyce Box Mem Riley 23 Wittiest Peggy HoAvell Ken Dye Best Personality Debbie Haynes Eden Martin 24 Most Courteous Jane Davis Larry Austin Friendliest Kathy Williams Bill Clement 25 26 FACES 17 President W. O. Benjamin MR. W. O. BENJAMIN IS SERVING AS PRESIDENT OF ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR HIS FIRST YEAR. HE HOLDS HIS B.A., M.ED., AND M.S. DEGREES FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI AND HAS SEVERAL HOURS CREDIT TOWARD AN ED.D. MR. BENJAMIN HAS HAD MUCH EXPERIENCE WITH SCHOOL SYSTEMS IN MISSISSIPPI. BEFORE COMING TO IJC, HE SERVED AS PRINCIPAL OF SEVERAL SCHOOLS AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS AT GREENWOOD. DURING HIS FIRST YEAR AT IJC, HE HAS MADE AAANY OUTSTANDING IMPROVEMENTS. WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE MR. W. O. BENJAMIN AS OUR PRESIDENT. 28 Administration . Academic Dean CECIL W. ABEL Business Manager RAY NANNEY Registrar JOHN HOWARD CROBAUGH Assistant Dean Of Students BILLY Q. CAPLES High School Principal W. E. BOGGS Superintendent Of Buildings LAWRENCE BENNETT 29 Board of Trustees . . . Seated left to right: T. D. Harden, Amory; W. O. Benjamin, IJC President; A. B. Martin, Jr., Dorsey, President; and Glen Loden, Fulton. Standing left to right: E. L. Vaughn, Aberdeen; Joe Spradling, Mantachie; J. L. Collum, Pontotoc; Mollis Graham, Fulton; Starkey Morgan, Okolono; Sam Sprayberry, Tremont; Calvin Turner, Tupelo; D. D. Sneed, Ecru; Doyle McQuary, Woodland; Douglas Bean, Tupelo, and T. C. Russell, Tremont. 30 Faculty . . MRS. CECIL ABEL Music MR. LARRY ARMSTRONG English MR. KENNETH BISHOP English MRS. PATRICIA BISHOP Foreign Language MR. T. L. BURCH Social Studies MRS. REBECCA CAYSON Business Education REV. FRED CHANCELLOR Bible MRS. SUSAN CHARLOP Assistant Librarian MR. CARL COMER Science 31 MRS. NANNEHE COMER English MR. BOB CRAIG Foreign Language MR. GERALD CREELY Social Studies MR. BRUCE DAVIS Science MR. WINDLE DAVIS Physical Education MRS. ANNIE STONE EARNEST Business Education MRS. SUSIE AAAE EARNEST English MR. ULVIE Fins Social Science MISS CAROLYN FRANKS Business English MRS. GAYNELL FRANKS English MISS JUDITH FRANKS Public Relations MRS. MARGARET GILLENTINE Co-op Education 32 i MRS. LORENA GRAY Home Economics MR. TIRAS GRAY Electronics MRS. JULIA GRIMES English MISS EDITH HAYNES English MR. CLAUDE HOOD Math MISS IMOGENE JACKSON English MR. DAVID JAQUEHE Sociology MR. BEN JONES Physical Education 33 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 MR. CURTIS MONROE Social Studies MR. CHARLES MURPHY Guidance Counselor MISS JOYCE NICHOLSON Speech MR. HERBERT PARHAM Chemistry MR. ROBERT PRUIH Social Studies MRS. BRENDA RATLIFF Math ■A ' J:--ft ,.. 34 MRS. DIXIE RUSSELL Math MR. STACY RUSSELL Business Education MRS. VOLA SENTER Math MR. LEROY SHEFFIELD Agriculture MRS. MILDRED SHEFFIELD Social Science MRS. RUBY SIMMONS Librarian MR. G. W. SMITH Business Education MR. REID SMITH Math DR. BILLY RAY SNEED Math MRS. PAHIJO SPENCER Business Education 35 MR. CHARLES STONE Agriculture MR. GENE TILGHMAN Social Science MR. BILLY TODD Guidance Counselor MRS. EDNA TODD Business Education MR. DAVID UMFRESS Industrial Education MR. DOCK WALL Social Science MR. J. O. WARE, JR. Band MRS. PATTI WARE English MR. HAYDEN WATKINS Industrial Education MR. ARGIE WILSON Biology MR. HAYWOOD WILSON Biology MISS LINDA WIYGUL Social Studies 36 OFFICE PERSONNEL Seated: Mrs. Ann Pate, Secretary to President. Standing: Mrs. Dana Hartley, Secretary to Academic Dean, Mrs. Etta Kate Morrow, Secretary to Registrar. Mrs. Betty Tilghman Girls ' Hostess I L to R: Mrs. Barbara Knight, Secretary to Business Manager Mrs. Annette Dill, Bookkeeper Mrs. Betty Coleman, Secretary, Business Office L to R: Mrs. Ann Long, Secretary to High Sctiool Principal Mrs. Dona Nanney, H. S. Study Hall 37 CAMPUS PERSONNEL Dietician MRS. LOU SHEFFIELD CAFETERIA STAFF: Front row left to right: MRS. ANNICE SUAAMERS, MRS. CHRISTINE CLARK, MRS. SALLY PICKEH, MRS. MILDRED GUNTER, MRS. PEGGY DAVIS. Second row left to right: MRS. JESSIE GREGORY, MR. L. O. GEORGE, MR. LAWRENCE TAYLOR, MRS. FAYE SENTER, and MRS. KATHERINE COCKRELL. Bookstore Managers - w MR. AND MRS. T. L. BURCH STUDENT CENTER STAFF: MRS. PRICE SENTER, Manager; MRS. CLOACIEL TUCKER, MRS. MARY DULANEY, MR. HAROLD OZBIRN, MRS. WILLIS OZBIRN, MR. WILLIS OZBIRN, and MR. C. A. GREEN. Not shown: MR. R. C. JAMERSON. 38 MAINTENANCE: Kneeling left to right: Junior Senter, Carpenter; James Bates, Electrician and Plumber; Joe Bates, Superintendent of Maintenance; Clifton Cockrell, Foreman Janitorial Service; C. O. Franks, Foreman of Grounds. Standing left to right: Leslie Brown, Cecil Thornton, Carlton Gardner, Charles Wilson, Clay Umfress, Otha Enlow, Dewey Gillentine. TRANSPORTATION: John Kelly Chilcoat and Major Davis Mrs. Kate demons Maid 39 Sophomore Class 1972-73 President Terry Farris Vice-President Johnny Bo ven Officers Secretary Francine McNeece Treasurer Myra Hovs ell 40 ALDRIDGE, RICHARD DOYLE Amory ALLEN, DEBORAH LEAH Aberdeen ALLEN, MARY ANN Randolph ATKINS, VICKI LYNN Hamilton AUSTIN, LARRY Pontotoc BAGGEH, JOHN WAYNE Nettleton BARNES, SHARON ELIZABETH Tupelo BEAM, GARY GENE Golden BEAM, TERRY DEAN Golden BEARD, CHALLICE ANN Aberdeen BENNEH, DONNA KAY Fulton BENTON, DEBORAH RAMONA Amory BENTON, KENNETH Amory BETTS, JAMES LARRY Tupelo BLANTON, FLORA ELIZABETH Nettleton BLAYLOCK, JUDY DIANE Mooreville BOUTWELL, RONALD Guntown BOWDRY, BARBARA ANN Saltillo BOWEN, JOHN MICHAEL Pontotoc BOX, JOYCE GARNEHE Houlka BROWN, STEPHEN WAYNE Tupelo BURCH, WEBBY LINDAL Guntown BUSH, PHIL GRAHAM Golden CAMP, FELICIA Mantachie 41 CAMP, THOMAS EDWARD Guntown CANTRELL, MYRLA JOY Smithville CARPENTER, SAMUEL RICKY Smithville CARSON, AAARY FAYE Shannon GAYSON, ANNEHE Tupelo CHAMBLEE, SARAH LARISSA Fulton CLEVELAND, CATHY Golden CLEVELAND, KEITH Golden CODY, SHERRI TERRISSA Tremont COGGIN, NICKEY Nettleton COLLINS, RICHARD STEPHEN Saitillo CONAWAY, JUDY GAIL Ecru COTHER, BEN DOUGLAS Amory CRESTMAN, JOHN Houlka CUMMINGS, PRISCILLA Y. Fulton I 42 CUMMINGS, VICTORIA ANN Fulton DAHLEM, MARGARET GAY Hamilton DAVIS, CHARLES EDWARD Fulton DAVIS, KENNETH Kebo Okolona DICKERSON, WILLIAM EDWARD Tupelo DILLARD, PAUL WAHS Pontotoc DOSS, MINNIE NANCY Pontotoc DOZIER, MACKEY TURNER Fulton DOZIER, ROBERT EARL Fulton DRAKE, PHILIP DWAIN Amory DULANEY, KENNETH Fulton 43 DUVALL, JUNE Tremont EARP, JIMMY ROGER Houlka ENLOW, BENNY Fulton FALLS, PATSY LYNN Tremont FARRAR, BILLY Amory FARRIS, JAMES TERRY Guntown FERGUSON, DAVID Pontotoc FIELDS, SHERRY Ecru FITZPATRICK, PATRICK NEWTON Aberdeen FORD, MICHAEL Becker FOY, JANICE ANITA Sherman FOY, MELBA Sherman M m AA FRANKS, STEVE GREGORY Tupelo GALITO, ERNIE Pontotoc GANAWAY, JAMES STEVEN Fulton GANN, PERRY DWIGHT Tupelo GARDNER, LEE ORMAND Shannon GILLILAND, ROBERT TYRE Fulton GILLEYLEN, DOROTHY Amory GRAY, ELIZABETH Fulton GRIFFIN, LARRY WAYNE Tupelo GRIFFIN, LINDA KAY Pontotoc GUNTER, JAMES EDGAR Hamilton HAAS, JOAHN DALE Tupelo HALL, SHERRON CROWE Marietta HANCOCK, SHEBA Tupelo 45 I ' ■ . t 1 ,5 HANEY, HOWARD Aberdeen HARDEN, MARTHA KAREN Fulton HARDIN, RICKEY LYNN Pontotoc HAYNES, BETTY LOU Fulton HEARD, J. B. Plantersville HENLEY, SUSAN Aberdeen HILL, RONNIE DEVAN Okolona HORTON, HELEN Ecru HOWELL, MYRA Pontotoc HOWELL, PEGGY LEE Aberdeen HURSSEY, LINDA JOYCE Nettleton IVY, MICHAEL ERSKINE Tupelo JACKSON, BARBARA JOYCE Aberdeen LEASE, CLARKIE Tremont LEECH, MARILYN Fulton LESLEY, SANDRA Montochie 46 LIHLE, AAARTHA Fulton LODEN, DEBRA KAYE Mantachie LODEN, LARRY Fulton LONG, CAROLYN TEE Tupelo LYLES, AAARTHA ALLEN Shannon McCarthy, eddie Guntown McCAULEY, THERESA Amory McCORD, DEBRA JANE Pontotoc McCUELEY, RONALD Saltillo McDonald, lanny Pontotoc 47 McGEE, VIRGINIA BERNAY Hamilton McGEE, WALTER LYNN Pontotoc MclNTOSH, ANGUS Montochie McKINNEY, EARLY TERAL Belden McNEECE, ANITA Smithville McNEECE, ANNIE FRANCINE Tupelo MALLORY, MAE RUTH Shannon MALONE, DEBRA Guntown MERRITT, BARBARA Tupelo METCALF, DEREESER Tupelo MILES, TIMOTHY Fulton MILLER, DONALD Ecru MILLER, MARTHA Hamilton MITCHELL, DENNIS Amory MOORE, DANNY Fulton MOORE, DEBORAH Fulton 48 MORGAN, TERESA DIANE Tupelo MORRISON, SANDRA Pontotoc NEAL, SAMMY Amory NICHOLS, LIBBY Wo odland PANNELL, DAPHNE ANITA Tupelo PAYNE, WILLIAM LARRY Nettleton NICHOLS, SHEILA Marietta OSWALT, RONNIE Fulton PANCRATZ, ADOLPH Fulton PANCRATZ, TERESA Fulton 49 PEARCE, JOHN DAVID Mantachie PETTIT, LYDIA MICHELLE Shannon PHILLIPS, JUDY Saltillo PICKLE, JERRY Amory Pins, MICHAEL Mantachie PLUNKEH, JOHNNIE FAYE Saltillo POSEY, DANNY Okolona RASBERRY, BEVERLY Pontotoc REESE, DAVID Fulton REICH, DARRYL Nettleton RENFRO, THOAAAS Greenwood Springs RHODES, PAMELA Houston iktk l 50 RIDDLE, DONNIE Amory RIDDLE, ELIZABETH ANN Amory RILEY, BETTY Amory RILEY, JACKIE Mantachie RILEY, JEANNIE Aberdeen RILEY, MEMORY Nettleton ROBERTS, HILDA Pontotoc ROYE, EDWIN DONALD, JR. Pontotoc 51 SENTER, DELORA Fulton SHANNON, JULIA Pontotoc SHERFEY, ELIZABETH Tupelo SHORT, PAMELA Thaxton SHOTTS, BILLY RAY Fulton SHOWS, WILLIAM Tupelo SHUMPERT, JAMES Fulton SHUMPERT, MALINDA BETH Fulton SMITH, JERRY LOVIS Mooreville SMITH, ROBERT Mooreville SMITH, ROGER Tupelo SMITH, WYZENE Nettleton SPIGNER, DEBRA Marietta STANDLEY, DEBORAH Fulton STANDFORD, RICHARD Saitillo 52 STARK, LYNEHE Aberdeen STEGALL, KENNETH Pontotoc STRANGE, JACKIE Fulton SUDDUTH, ALMA JO Pontotoc SUGGS, FORREST EVANS Amory SULLIVAN, JAMES STEVEN Saltillo SULLIVAN, JAMES Nettleton TAYLOR, BARBARA Tupelo THOMAS, JUDY LYNN Amory THORNTON, ROBERT BASIL Amory THORNTON, SHNEE DIANE Fulton VARBLE, MARGARET ANN Vevoy, Indiana 53 WATSON, GEORGE STENNIS Tupelo WATSON, WILLIAM THOAAAS Tupelo WESTBROOK, CHARLOTTE Aberdeen WESTMORELAND, DENNIS Belden WHITE, ROY WAYNE Fulton WHITEHEAD, JOHN STEVEN Shannon WILBURN, RONALD EDWIN Boldwyn WILLIAMS, CAROLYN Fulton WILLIAMS, SANDRA CATHY Red Boy, AL WILLIS, BRENDA GAYLE Hamilton WILSON, JEMMIE LYNN Detroit WILSON, ROBERT WAYNE Tupelo WOOD, SHIRLEY Shannon WORD, JAMES LAFAYETTE Aberdeen WRIGHT, WILLOUGHBY CARL Tupelo YOUNG, BRENDA DALE Nettleton 54 Sophomore Favorites Patty Russell Butch Shows Phillip Drake Betty Haynes 55 Freshman Class 1972-73 1 |W ™ I Officers President Eddie Thompson Secretary Pam Russell Vice-President Tom Chambless Treasurer Bobby Harper 56 Adams, Mary Angelyn Amory Alford, W. Steve Houston Allred, Sheryll E. Tupelo Arledge, Gregory C. Woodland Aron, Cecelia Rene Randolph Austin, Sandra Lynn Randolph Baker, Debra Louise , Amory Ballard, Barbara Ann Tupelo Barnes, James Rolan Mooreville Barnes, Jessie D. Saltillo Bates, Kenneth Fulton Bean, Robert Dennis Okolona Beane, James Bell Tupelo Bennett, Patricia J. Fulton Bolen, Cathy Fay Tupelo Booth, Roy Thomas Aberdeen Boyd, Randy Phillip Red Bay, AL Braden, Robert Wayne Belden Brown, Bennie Henry Aberdeen Brown, William Ralph Mantachie Burch, Jimmy Earl Pontotoc Burk, Donna Juanice Pontotoc Burleson, Randy Lee Mantachie Busby, John Robert Okolona Buse, Linda Ann Tupelo Butler, Rebecca Ann Pontotoc Camp, Joseph Lee Guntown Carlock, Donna Kay Guntow n Carlock, Sharron Jean Saltillo Carson, Richard F. Shannon 57 Cayson, Danny Mike Tupelo Cayson, Patti Jo Mantachie Chambless, Thomas N. Amory Chandler, Bobby Kaye Okolona Chesnutt, Steven Golden Christian, Patty Jo Mooreville Clark, Olivia Diane Nettleton Clements, William Amory Cockrell, Kathy Jean Fulton Cockrell, Walter T. Guntown Coggin, Connie Irene Nettleton Comer, Patty Jo Fulton Cother, Martha Ellen Amory Covin, Laweren Merle Aberdeen Cowley, Nathaniel Fulton Cox, Lois Jane Smith ville Cromeans, Barbara A. Fulton Crowder, George W. Saltillo Crudup, Mae Rose Pontotoc Crump, Janice Marie Becker Culver, Beverly Kay Nettleton Cummings, Ernest J. Amory Dale, Kathryn Lynn Tupelo Davis, Jane Ellen Houston 59 Davis, Rebecca Jane Fulton Digby, Ricky Doyle Fulton Dill, Deborah Colleen Amory Dye, Kenneth Arvad Nettleton Easley, Micheal Okolona Easley, Rita Sue Tupelo Edwards, David E. Nettleton Ewing, Connie Sue Mantachie Faulkner, Bonnie Ruth Smithville Ferguson, Mitzi Gail Pontotoc Flaherty, Betty Jo Pontotoc Fortson, Billie Joe Tupelo Foster, Donald Aberdeen Foster, Jerry Don Baldv yn Fowler, James Thomas Plantersville Franks, Donna Lynne Tupelo Gault, Ricky Paul Gattman Gordon, Delores Faye Aberdeen Gray, Robin E. Fulton Green, Harold Fulton 60 61 Harlow, Bill F. Aberdeen Harper, Robert Nick Smith ville Harris, Linda Sue Thaxton Haynes, Deborah Fulton Heering, Thomas E. Fulton Hester, Deborah Lynn Amory Hill, Donna Jo Aberdeen Hill, Sammy Gene Amory Hitchcock, Paula M. Pontotoc Hodley, Alma Mere Aberdeen Holcomb, Cathy L. Pontotoc Holley, Randy Fulton 62 Holman, Micheal Hamilton Hood, Mitchell W. Baldwyn Houston, Brendo Pontotoc Houston, Micheal Joe Marietta Howe, Robert Raymond Tupelo Huey, Deborah Lynn Pontotoc Inmon, Wanda Kay Nettleton Ivy, Jackie Grafton Shannon Joggers, Donna Kaye Tupelo Joggers, Sandra Pontotoc Johns, D. Micheal Okolona Johnson, John Thomas Plantersville 63 Johnson, Melissa Aberdeen Keith, Cathy Diane Saltillo Killough, Wanda J. Randolph Kilpatrick, Bob G. Fulton Kline, Thomas Henry Aberdeen Lann, David Grissom Tupelo Lanphere, Teresa Tupelo Lawhon, Sallye Fulton Lesley, Mitzi Gail Mantachie Little, Jimmy Wayne Fulton Littlejohn, Rickey Pontotoc Loftin, Knox Harold Aberdeen Long, Marva Lynn Guntown Love, Andrew Amory Lucius, Elizabeth G. Pontotoc 64 McCormick, Randy H. Plantersville McCoy, Debbie Ruth Pontotoc McFadden, Larry E. Fulton McFerrin, Elizabeth Mantachie McKissisk, Judy C. Saltillo 4 ' m ' f!R f . V McMullan, Malcolm Baldwyn Marshall, Eddie Roy Hamilton Martin, Billy Wayne Pontotoc Martin, Melissa Ann Fulton Mask, Sheiia Inez Pontotoc 65 Massey, Jerry Okolona Matthews, Betty N. Tupelo Maxcy, Joynelle Smithville Means, Mary Lynn Amory Middlebrook, Orna Aberdeen Miller, Micheal D. Fulton Millett, Johnny Nolan Aberdeen Mobley, Debra Lynn Aberdeen Moore, Betty Ann Fulton Morris, Charles Shannon Morrison, Karen S. Pontotoc Morse, Dennis R. Mantachie Munn, Edwin Hayward Belden Murphy, Sharon Lynn Mooreville 66 - Neeley, Bobby Joe Marietta Neely, Lee Wayne Tupelo Nichols, Nicky Ray Guntown Orsborn, Martha Judy Mooreville Owings, Jane Marie Hamilton Ozbirn, Willis Danny Fulton Page, Donna Kaye Amory Page, Kelly Wade Tupelo Pannell, Brenda Lee Pontotoc Parks, Sondra Grace Nettleton Partlow, Michael Tupelo Patterson, Deborah Kay Pontotoc Payne, Debbie Ann Pontotoc Peterson, James M., Jr. Tupelo 67 Pettit, Pamela L. Fulton Pitts, Philip Ray Marietta Plunkett, David J. Saltillo Porter, James Larry Okolona Posey, Junior W. Golden Pounds, Mary A. Fulton Powell, Gary Thomas Tupelo Ruckett, Henry A. Hatley Raigins, James Prairie Ransom, Carl E. Aberdeen Riley, Kenneth L. Fulton Riley, Victor Nettleton Robinson, John C. Aberdeen Rollins, Ronald Aberdeen JimAAM 68 Russell, Pamela D. Pontotoc Ryan, Phil Stanley Tupelo Solsbury, James Zion, III. Schmidt, Lynne Ann Fulton Scott, Mitzi Gail Belden Scruggs, Theresa Ann Saltillo Senter, Sherry Kay Fulton f ' f Senter, Thomas Jerry Fulton Sheffield, Danny H. Fulton Shotts, Steve Allen Fulton Shumpert, Ada Mae Plantersville Shumpert, Janice Fulton Sims, Bonnie Ruth Aberdeen Sloan, Russell Aberdeen 69 Smith, Anna Rose Plantersville Smith, Carolyn Irene Pontotoc Smith, Geraldine Aberdeen Smith, Larry Marion Tupelo Smith, Mark Fulton Smith, Sharon Marie Tupelo Smith, Walter Lemar Okolona Sneed, Linda Carol Pontotoc Spradling, Michael D Fulton Stanley, Pattijo Fulton Steele, Kevin Kane Fulton Stegall, James W. Pontotoc Stevens, Janet Gail Fulton Street, Stephanie Amory Sullivan, Donna Tupelo Sutton, Eileen Hatley Sv an, Jerry Gwin Amory Swindle, James T. Tupelo Swindle, Tina Kay Tupelo Tallant, Bryson W. Fulton 70 Taylor, Barbara Golden Taylor, Eddy Eugene Pontotoc Taylor, Thomas Dale Fulton Thomas, Cheryl Jean Mantachie Thomas, David James Fulton Thomas, Wanda Jean Mantachie 71 Thompson, James E. Amory Thompson, James O. Amory Thompson, Pamela R. Mantachie Thornton, G. Diane Fulton Touchton, J. Randal Tupelo Tucker, Barry Lonzo Fulton Tucker, Bridget Fulton Tucker, Edward Roy Amory Tucker, Ricky Dean Fulton Turner, Randy Wayne Shannon Tutor, Mark Steven Pontotoc Umfress, Daniel Fulton Vanlandingham, Marsha Saltillo Van Nostran, Theresa Mantachie 72 Voyles, Donald Ray Ecru Voyles, Maria Kay Pontotoc Waddle, James Earl Plantersville Walden, Alice Lorraine Aberdeen Walden, James Steven Tupelo Walker, Frank Wren Baldwyn Walton, Brenda Gail Mantachie Walton, Donnie Nettleton Walton, J. Belinda Mantachie Walton, Larry Clyde Tupelo Ward, Jennie Lee Pontotoc Warren, Ricky Lee Marietta Watts, Micheal Noel Fulton Welch, Susan Pontotoc Wells, Beth Marie Amory 73 Wesson, Deborah Kay Saltillo Westmoreland, Shelly Belden Whitaker, Joyce Guntown White, William Owen Fulton Whitten, Cathy Ann Fulton Williams, Cathy Anita Fulton Williams, Genvia M. Verona Williams, Kathy Smithville Williams, Larry Donnell Pontotoc Williams, Timothy Pontotoc Williams, Wanda Lois Aberdeen Wilson, Wanda Lynn Verona Wise, Larry Junior Pontotoc Yancy, Deborah Lynn Becker Young, Haran Rollins Aberdeen Young, Linda Carolyn Amory Young, Phyllis Ann Plantersville Britt, Ricky Joe Pontotoc 74 Freshman Favorites Eddie Marshall Jane Cox Judy McKissick Lee Wayne Neely 75 MIRROR STAFF EDITOR — Betty Haynes CO-EDITOR — Jane Davis MEMBERS — Judy McKissack Randy Turner Anita McNeece (Not Pictured) SPONSOR — MISS JUDITH FRANKS 76 Chieftain Staff EDITORS — Debby Allen Steve Sullivan — 1 st Semester FEATURE WRITER — Debra Sandlin REPORTERS — Pam Russell, Donna Burks, Ricky Littlejohn, Eddie Taylor, Debbie Buffalin James Salsbury, Pat Burfield. SPONSOR FRANKS MISS JUDITH Steve Sullivan Debby Allen 77 Mid-Management Club The MID-MANAGEMENT CLUB is affiliated with the National Distributive Education Club of America. Mr. John Burkes is club sponsor. Club officers are: PRESIDENT — Francine McNeece VICE-PRESIDENT — Steve Holladay SECRETARY — Judy Phillips REPORTER — Sheba Hancock PARLIAMENTARIAN — David Van Veyhel 78 SMEA The SMEA is the Student Mississippi Education Association. Mr. Gene Tilghman is club sponsor. Club officers are: PRESIDENT — Patty Comer VICE-PRESIDENT — Myra Howell SECRETARY — Delora Senter REPORTER — Libby Nichols 79 Phi Theta Kappa J The PHI THETA KAPPA is an honorary scholastic fraternity for junior college students. Mrs. Susie Mae Earnest and Miss Imogene Jackson are club sponsors. Club officers are: PRESIDENT — Deborah Spigner VICE-PRESIDENT — Pam Thompson SECRETARY — Joahn Haas TREASURER — Beth Shumphert (Not Pictured) REPORTER — Julia Smith (Not Pictured) mi 80 Mu Alpha Theta ?€ MU ALPHA THETA is a college Fraternity for students who are interested in the study of mathematics. Dr. Billy Sneed is club sponsor. Club officers are: PRESIDENT — Michael Filgo VICE-PRESIDENT — Kenny Dulaney SECRETARY-TREASURER — Joahn Haas REPORTER — Dale Taylor 81 Home Economics Club The HOME ECONOMICS CLUB is composed of students who are Home Economics majors. Miss Elizabeth Miller is club sponsor. Club officers are: PRESIDENT — Patty Russell VICE-PRESIDENT — Prisicilla Cummings SECRETARY — Marilyn Leech REPORTER — Karen Harden 82 Agricultural Club The AGRICULTURAL CLUB is composed of students who are Agricultural majors. Mr. Charles Stone is club sponsor. Club officers are: PRESIDENT — John Carter VICE-PRESIDENT — Kenneth Eubanks SECRETARY — Jimmy Bennett TREASURER — Jerry Foster 83 Phi Beta Lambda The PHI BETA LAMBDA is an organization for students that are interested in the field of business. Mrs. Edna Todd and Mrs. PattiJo Spencer are club sponsors. Club officers are: PRESIDENT — Beth Shumpert VICE-PRESIDENT — Martha Miller SECRETARY — Belinda Walton TREASURER — Jane Owings REPORTER — Angle Adams 84 MENC The MENC is the Music Education National Council, composed of music students. Mrs. Cecil Abel is club sponsor. Club officers are: PRESIDENT — Peggy Howell VICE-PRESIDENT — Wayne Baggett SECRETARY-TREASURER — Dee Williams PROGRAM CHAIRAAAN — David Newman REPORTER — Patty Comer (Not Pictured) 85 Delta Psi Omega DELTA PSI OMEGA is a college fraternity for students who are interested in dramatics. Miss Joyce Nicholson is club sponsor. Club officers are: PRESIDENT — Steve Brown VICE-PRESIDENT — Wyzene Smith SECRETARY — Deborah Spigner TREASURER — Beverly Raspberry REPORTER — Ricky Littlejohn NEW PLEDGES ARE: Steve Brown, Ricky Littlejohn, Trace Pancratz, Beverly Rasberry, Myra Howell. 86 Wesley Foundation Christian Bible Center 87 Baptist Student Union Associational Baptist Students 88 Ensemble Chorus 89 90 SPORTS 91 Football . . . 1972 Indians s«! gP ! iw? i ® as rw ( ■ ' ntii) r g i IJC 7 HINDS 20 IJC 12 NORTHWEST 34 IJC 14 NORTHEAST IJC 7 JONES 24 IJC 6 HOLMES 14 IJC DELTA 17 IJC 46 SOUTHWEST 22 IJC 12 EAST MISSISSIPPI 10 IJC 6 EAST CENTRAL 13 IJC 13 GULF COAST 14 92 Coaches . . . HEAD COACH . . . DUDLEY MILLER ASSISTANT COACH . . . DOCK B. WALL MANAGERS. . JOHNNY RUTH, DENNIS MORRIS, BILL CLEMENTS 93 Quarterbacks . . . INDIANS . . . 3-7 record , . . games better than record indicates . . . beat rival Northeast . . . won homecoming game with Southwest . . . away games at Northwest, Northeast, Holmes, Delta, East Central . . . home games with Hinds, Jones, Southwest, Scooba, Gulf Coast ' . . . Kebo Davis and Perry Gann chosen All-State . . . Kebo, Perry, and Mem Riley played in the All-Star Classic in Tupelo . . . exciting season . . . proud of our Indians . . . they are NUMBER 1 to us . . . Centers . . . JOHN DAVID PEARCE — 13, EDDIE MARSHALL — 12 EDDIE THOMPSON — 52, TERRY FARRIS — 50, PAT FITZPATRICK — 51 94 Halfbacks First row: Larry Austin — 11, Kebo Davis — 22, Jerry Horsey Pickle — 44, Tommy Thompson — 24 Secor)d row: Chuck Davis — 42, Steve Shotts — 20, Mike Miller — 23, Mike Ivy — 21, Bill Shotts — 43 Third row: Larry Payne — 10, Chip Peterson — 1 8, Mike Holman — 40, Bobby Harper — 25, Phillip Drake — 41 95 LOOK OUT, LION — I ' M COMING THROUGH!!! Hj mt J Fullbacks . . Ken Dye — 33, Niclcy Nichols — 34 96 First row: Ronnie Hill — 88, Ernest Cummings — 87, Danny Posey — 80 Second row: Orna Middlebrook — 86, Donnie Riddle — 84, Mem Riley — 83, Ronnie Wilburn — 82 97 OUR MIGHTY DEFENSE AT WORK!!! Tackles . . . First row: Tliomas Camp — 71, Tommy Kline — 70, Jim Beane — 73, Robert Bell — 78 Second row: Joe Camp — 75, Stennis Watson — 72, Perry Gann — 77, Steve Franks — 74 98 Guards First row: Jackie Strange — 62, Jack Ivy — 61, Larry Walton — 64, Forest Suggs — 60 Second row: Lee Gardner — 65, Lee Wayne Neely — 63, Bozo Morris — 66, Richard Aldridge — 67 All-Stars ' HURRY UP, BOYS — I NEED SOME HELP!!! ts THIS LOOKS LIKE THE END FOR ME!!! Kebo Davis — All State Perry Gann — All State Mem Riley 99 Homecoming 1 972-73 . . . A day of tradition ... a day when old friends got together ... a day of activities ... a day long to be remembered . . . Football Queen Cathy Williams Homecoming Queen Betty Haynes 100 ■ ■ ■ H H - 3 l m ■ 1 1 P |L . B If HH r ' ' • P k: B H HF- ' i l §•■ yHaiH ■ |l B ' ' sl 1 J E H Jljx Jj I1IIP - H 1 mK ■ft 1 w ' W 1 ■ t Jl ■Hi ■ 1 THE COURT: ANITA McNEECE, Sophomore Maid; EDDIE THOMPSON, President of Freshman Class; DEBBIE HAYNES, Freshman Maid; MEM RILEY, Football Team; CATHY WILLIAMS, Football Queen; JACKIE STRANGE, President of Student Council; and BETTY HAYNES, Homecoming Queen. Sophomore Maid Anita McNeece Freshman Maid Debbie Haynes 101 Homecoming Day . 102 . and Night . October 21 . . . beautiful, sunny day . . . parade in downtown Fulton . . . cheerleader float won first place . . . Monroe Hall float won second place . . . Alumni Banquet . . . football game ... a big victory over the Southwest Bears . . . queens crowned . . . maids presented . . . dance . . . The Rainbow played . . . and the day ended . . . 103 Cheerleaders . . . HARD WORKING . . . ENERGETIC . . . AAAKING SIGNS ... RED AND WHITE UNIFORMS . . . ALWAYS YELLING . . . HELPING RECRUIT STUDENTS TO IJC . . . GIVING OUT CANDY AND SPIRIT BOOSTERS BEFORE EACH GAME . . . HELPING TO BUILD SPIRIT . . . WANDA WILLIAMS SPONSORS MISS JUDITH FRANKS MRS. PATTUO SPENCER 104 BERNAY McGEE 105 IJC-IAHS Band . . . Allen, Debbie Alford, Steve Armstrong, Ricky Barnes, Sharon Bullard, Gail Bolding, Edwin Box, Joyce Burch, Jimmy Camp, Felicia Cockrell, Thomas Crowder, Wayne Covin, Merle Clark, James Gilliland, Bob Gordon, Delores Harden, Karen 106 Harris, Faye Hinton, Charles Huddleston, Glendale Jackson, Barbara Kennedy, Danny Killingsv orth, Kay Lamphere, Teresa Lav hon, Sallye Loden, Deborah Lesley, Bruce McCormick, Randy Morse, Dennis Mask, Shelia Munn, Edwin Mills, Stephen Neal, Sammy Oswalt, Ronnie Pancratz, Adolph Payne, Debbie Porter, James Russell, Pam Russell, Patty Reeves, Jim Ruff, Robert Senter, Sherry Smith, Gregory Smith, Walter Stanley, Pattijo Stark, Lynette Spigner, Deborah Swindle, James Thompson, Pam Thornton, Diane Tucker, Barry Turner, Holly Vanlandingham, Marsha Willcut, Mark Walton, Katie Webb, Jimmy Whitaker, Joyce Whitten, Cathy Williams, Dee Willingham, Charles Wooding, Wayne Young, Kenny INDIANETTES Front: DRUM MAJORETTE — Marsha Vanlandingham. Standing from left to right: Lynette Stork, Dee Williams, Sherry Senter, Debbie Allen, Felicia Camp, Deborah Loden, Holly Turner, Sollye Lawhon, and Diane Thornton. Band Directors . . . FLAG CORP . . . Kneeling left to right: Potty Russell, Pom Russell, Shoron Barnes, Debbie Payne. Standing left to right: Barbara Jackson, Joyce Box, Kothy Whitten, and Delores Gordon. Cathy Keith, Choreographer, J. O. WARE, DIRECTOR, and Carolyn Chatham, CHOREOGRAPHER. The band in action! 107 BASKETBALL Determination Discipline Pride . . . NORTH-HALF CHAMPS PLACE STATE 2nd 108 Nothing Beats Winning Coach Windle Davis Assistant Coach Billy Todd 109 Randy Aycock Orna Middlebrook AAANAGERS: Butch Arledge Stanley Ruff no Joe Pate .■• ' ' ' 10 t Gary Miller es Micky Davis 1 Larry Evans 111 Willie Long Bob Card 112 John Chrestman, All-State James Word ' • Johnny Bowen Don Watson 113 Baseball . . . Coach Curtis Monroe CATCHERS AND PITCHERS: Kneeling: Ken Mangum, Archie Scott. Standing: Randy Boyd, Jackie Strange, Don Watson, Terry Farris, Pat Fitzpatrick. 114 INFIELDERS: Kneeling: Web Wright, Steve Ganaway, OUTFIELDERS: Kneeling: Charles Morris, Phillip Jackie Ivy. Standing: Bobby Harper, Roy Hazel, Lee Drake, Bill Clements. Standing: John D. Pearce, Terry Gardner. Ellis, Mark Rutledge. Dignitaries visited our campus . . Students at IJC were fortunate to have several dignitaries on campus during the year. Among them were Miss Sharon McLarty, Miss National Teenager; Rev. Rick Braswell; Mr. Joe Sorrentino, an award winning author, attorney, and professor of law from the University of California; Senator Joe Maxcy; and Mr. Russ Burgess, a noted lecturer and demonstrator of E.S.P. 115 Getting together . . . Who ' s Who elected . . . Getting ready for the Phi Beta Lambda Convention The Indians won the North Half Championship at Delta . . . WE ' RE NUMBER ONE! . . . That ' s how it went second semester ... 116 .... -cm A year of changes A year of progress A great year . . . ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE AND A,HS, Deborah and Jackie chosen Mr. and Miss IJC . . . some people still studied even with spring fever, . . . the teachers could relax a little more since second semester was two weeks longer . . . the Itawamba Junior College sign stands straight and proud at the entrance to the campus . . . and then the empty desks when school let out for the summer vacation . . . graduation . . . and the 1 972-73 school term ended . . . THE END 117 Itawamba Junior College ASSISTANT DIRECTOR William Joggers DIRECTOR Larry Otis ;!!:-■■: :.k . ' i-vrti: -.■■ ' .■ t DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Charles Spencer DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE Dr. William Mattison 118 Vocational-Technical Center SECRETARIAL INSTRUCTOR June Brady GENERAL OFFICE CLERK INSTRUCTOR Carolyn Monoghan BASIC EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR Carrie Strange SECRETARIAL INSTRUCTOR Brenda Hare ijiisNlk DMT COORDINATOR John Burkes ADULT DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION SUPERVISOR John Aven DATA PROCESSING INSTRUCTOR Rudolph Hatcher KEY PUNCH OPERATOR Delores Daughtery KEY PUNCH INSTRUCTOR Claude Faulkner 119 RELATED INSTRUCTION Martha White ADULT EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR Elizabeth Long ADULT EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR Wilma Chisholm SECRETARIES Sarah Graham Geneva Gillard Jo Whitt Alene Stanley Carol Dendy Brenda Goff Vernell Jones Evelyn Ellis SUPERVISOR OF ADULT EDUCATION Wylie Wood ADULT EDUCATION COUNSELOR Bonnie Soper CURRICULUM SPECIALIST Nancy White ADULT BASIC EDUCATION Mac Allen Thomas CURRICULUM SPECIALIST Alma Jo Rayburn ASSISTANT CURRICULUM SPECIALIST Bobby Davis EDITOR MISSISSIPPI ADULT NEWS Donna Hopson 120 PRACTICAL NURSE INSTRUCTOR Joanne Dugard, R.N. PRACTICAL NURSE INSTRUCTOR Margie Golding, R.N. PRACTICAL NURSE INSTRUCTOR Lynette Miller, R.N. HEALTH OCCUPATION SUPERVISOR Mavienne Hanson, R.N. PRACTICAL NURSE INSTRUCTOR Lois Franks, R.N. SPECIAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS Carolyn Magill Brooks Marr Kay Whitehead Nancy Johnson Peggy Garrett Jencie Beachum Linda Hodges INDUSTRIAL DRAFTING INSTRUCTOR D. L. Wiygul, Jr. UPHOLSTERY INSTRUCTOR Drucilla Jolly OFF-SET PRINTING INSTRUCTOR Rayford Foster ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE REPAIR INSTRUCTOR Vester Johnson AIR-CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION INSTRUCTOR L. R. Magers AIR-CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION INSTRUCTOR Billy Lively 121 WELDING INSTRUCTOR Luther McKissack AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC INSTRUCTOR Herman Grammer, Jr. BODY AND FENDER INSTRUCTOR Herbert Burke AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC INSTRUCTOR Claude Hardin MACHINE SHOP INSTRUCTOR Hubert Spigner CAFETERIA WORKERS Emma Freeman Luevater Cowley CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR C. B. Boland CAFETERIA WORKERS Gladys Houston Jessie M. Traylor MAINTENANCE Preston Sheffield Noah Swindle Malissie Rainey Billy Sheffield William Hall David Givhan Margaret Kelley 122 ■ ' ' . ' - asJ ,: jB«P 2«g; ?b$.iii« 124 lAHS Table of Contents lAHS 126 Athletics 140 Organizations .... 1 58 Classes 1 68 Senior I Activities 202 125 1 973 . . . NEVER TO 126 BE FORGOTTEN 127 Being a football player, or his date, offers special rewards, such as free dinners and free trips . . . having a No. 1 football team . . . cheerleaders boosting Indian spirit at a bonfire . . . good tinnes in the student center . . . participating in pep club skits . . . class plays . . . one most beautiful chosen from 25 beauties . . . sophomores finding their way around . . . a new trophy case . . . last minute cramming . . . seniors treasuring the memories of their last year at lAHS ... a year never to be forgotten. 128 lAHS Principal US Mr. W. E. Boggs This is Mr. W. E. Boggs ' first year as principal at I.A.H.S. He holds his B.S. and Master ' s degrees from Mississippi State University. He has had a great deal of experience in school administration as principal of various schools in this area. In his spare time, Mr. Boggs enjoys playing golf and fishing. Although he is a new addition to our school, Mr, Boggs has made a special place for himself among the students, as v ell as the faculty. We feel very fortunate in having Mr. Boggs as principal at I.A.H.S. 129 Balfour and Physics JULIE TURNER Danforth GALEN WILSON Danforth SHARON McDANIEL English and Shorthand LAURA JEAN MOORE ITAWAMBA AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS 1972-73 Citizenship SANDY NICHOLS Citizenship DON LODEN Math JIM REEVES A Im. Athletics LARRY BROOKS WfSfK!i.M:ih 130 Government JIMMY CHISM Democracy PERRY SHUMPERT Agriculture DAVID BEANE Home Economics CATHY STRANGE Bookkeeping TINA EARNEST Chorus JACK TOMLIN American History LISA KILPATRICK Spanish RHONDA LESLEY Industrial Arts WILLIE McKINNEY Chemistry EDDIE PEARSON 131 Mr. and Miss lAHS LARRY BROOKS Larry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Brooks. He enjoys football, swimming, and meeting people. He is a three year letterman of the lAHS football team and vice-president of the Student Council. Larry received a scholarship to Mississippi State in football. He plans to major in business. SANDY NICHOLS Sandy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nichols, She enjoys sports, cheering, and being involved in school activities. She is serving as president of the Student Council, secretary of the Mississippi Beta Clubs, and editor of the Mirror, Being a cheerleader for two years, Sandy is an enthusiastic fan of the Indian teams. Sandy plans to major in accounting and to attend Itawamba Junior College. 132 133 Most Beautiful SHELIA SUGGS 134 THE PARADE OF BEAUTIES . . . THE TEN FINALISTS . . . BECKY, SABRINA, JULIE, BETTY CHOSEN AS ALTERNATES . . . SHELIA CROWNED MOST BEAUTIFUL BY RAM . . . TERRI AND JIMMY, MASTERS OF CEREMONIES . . . ENTERTAINMENT BY JAMES AND GERRY ... THE BETA CLUB SPONSORED THE REVUE AND THE PROGRAMS . . . BEAUTIES Betty Abel, Fourth Alternate; Sabrina Donald, Second Alternate; Shelia Suggs, Most Beautiful; Becky Jones, First Alternate; and Julie Turner, Third Alternate. 135 Cutest Marsha Thomas Steve Roberts Most Studious Laura Moore Andy Wallace 136 Most Popular Sabrina Donald Bobby Walker Best Personal- ity Patricia Green Galen Wilson 137 Best All Around Julie Turner James Moore Brown Most School Spirit Jan Mobley David Beane 138 Friendliest Mary White Mike Gregory Best Dressed Mary Ann Evans Phillip Moore 139 140 ATHLETICS 141 lAHS Indians Tombigbee Champions It r lAHS i) IAHS 38 40 Baldwyn Okolona 6 m lAHS 67 Kossuth Of ' l lAHS 54 Shannon : lAHS 21 Houston ; lAHS 56 Nettleton 7 ; lAHS 28 luka w ; ' AHS 9 Booneville 3 m ; lAHS _ i lAHS 34 40 Ripley Saltillo 7 1 = TOTAL 387 TOTAL 23 % k 4 TOMBIGBEE CONFERENCE AWARDS — Kneeling (I to r) Galen Wilson, Bobby Walker, James Moore Brown, and David Beane. Coach Ben Jones, Dale Stone, Jimmy Carpenter, Larry Brooks, and Coach Billy Loague. 142 The lAHS Indians won the 1972 Tombigbee Conference Championship for lAHS. The tribe, coached by Ben Jones and Billy Loague, posted a 10-0 record, and was the first undefeated team at Itawamba in twenty-five years. Coach Jones was selected Coach of the Year in Mississippi. The Indians were respected by all teams in the state, as they were rated thirteenth in Mississippi. The tribe received praise from all teams for their never-ending drive to be the best. Even though every player was great at lAHS, some were outstanding. Larry Brooks received the honor of being chosen the BEST BACK of the Tombigbee Conference. Jimmy Carpenter received the BEST LINEMAN award of the conference. Those receiving All-Conference honors were Larry Brooks, Halfback; Jimmy Carpenter, Center; Dale Stone, Halfback; Galen Wilson, Quarterback; and Bobby Walker, Fullback. Honorable mentions went to James Brown, Center and David Beane, Tackle. Everyone will always remember — lAHS INDIANS ARE THE BESTIII Coach Loague Coach Jones v Galen Wilson — QB m i I ' A l! jy Hal Miller — QB ,. 1 Pat Hankins — QB Ken Comer — QB 143 ,A Wilbur Casey — HB Scott Wegman — HB Willie McKinney — HB l- ««-1 fe 1 Paul Walker — HB M ' S ' ■ ' - ■ p Rickey Summers — HB ' • ' %«« - Si  ll j ' l il ' Mike Mills — HB We Came, We Saw . . . John Collum — HB Bobby Walker — FB 144 Phil Ewing — E I 9 .♦40 i n 1 , ! J-.i Keith Spencer — G Rickey Tate — HB Jimmy Carpenter — C Buzzy Mize — C K i I Mike Hill — FB f p - 5 44 J Y Wayne Haynes — HB James Brown — C Larry Martin — C Don Loden — G 145 4 (1 1 ' j Robert Wood — T David Loague — G Abe Abel — G David Beane — G w Jerry Walton — G I Jimmy Conwill — T ' s j 2 Bobby Lucas — G I Bill White — G Mike Dozier — G Robert Coker — G Locker room strategy! Jimmy Hanson — T Larry Brooks — HB 146 ?il ? . b- r r . V- ' .1 L Davey Morris — E Gary Hall — E ■| M f Our coaching staff??! Joel Gray — T John Pounds — E Phillip Moore — E  t Art Prestage — E m Trent Bennett — E t a (. i Quinnie Shumpert — HB f . e.i ? Quinnell Shumpert — HB y-d Johnny Conwill — T The managers are Freddy Christian, Mike Albert, James Mattox, and Wayne Clark. 147 lAHS Cheerleaders lAHS Cheerleaders are (I to r): Sharon Lymburner, Becky Jones, Rene Wiygul, Sandy Nichols, Jan Mobley, and Jimmie Nell Davis. Attending cheerleader camp, leading pep rallies, making signs, decorating the field, cheering in rainy, hot, and cold weather, all of these were activities of the lAHS Cheerleaders. Cheering for the best team in twenty-five years, the lAHS Cheerleaders were proud to tell everyone that Indians are NUMBER ONEIII 148 lAHS Homecoming . HOMECOMING QUEEN SANDY NICHOLS -j. _ FOOTBALL QUEEN JAN THRASH 150 Homecoming Court Senior Maid Marsha Thomas Football Maid Janice Spight Junior Maid Diane Powell Sophomore Maid Shelia Mitchum 151 Homecoming ' 72- ' 73 . . . Homecoming ' 71-72 . . . beautiful queens . . . The Rainbow . . . 28-0 . . . luka added to lAHS victories . . . girls wearing yellow mums . . . the excitement of a parade . . . Spanish Club float won third place . . . these things helped make 1 972 Homecoming a time to remember . . . 152 •fclie Chieftains 153 lAHS BASKETBALL VARSITY David League, Willie McKinney, Randall Comer, Hal Miller, Dale Stone, Ken Comer, Joel Gray, Phil Ewing, Perry Shumpert, Randy Spigner, Wilbur Casey, Quinnie Shumpert; Front: Coach Billy Loague. THE INDIANS WON ... THE INDIANS LOST ... IN VICTORY OR IN DEFEAT THE INDIANS ARE GREAT IN THE EYES OF INDIAN FANS . . . TWO POINTS! 154 Hal Miller Wilbur Casey Joel Gray Dale Stone Perry Shumpert Willie McKinney Phil Ewing David League 155 B-TEAM Front: Ronnie Riley, John Collum, Paul Walker, Mike Reich. Back: Quinell Shumpert, James Nails, Freddy Christian, Mike Albert. LETTERMEN UP, UP, AND AWAY! Front row: Mike Lesley, Phillip Moore, Randall Comer. Back row: Ken Comer, Pat Han- kins, Wilbur Casey, David Loague. 156 lAHS BASEBALL Front row: Hal Miller, Don Loden, Steve Steele, Randall Comer, Barry Prestage, Keith Spencer. Back row: Phil Ewing, Ronnie Riley, James Brown, Dale Stone, Ricky Thomas, James Nails, Coach Hayward Wilson. lAHS TRACK Front row: Mike Mills, Billy Sisco, Pat Hankins, Ricky Summers, Wilbur Casey. Back row: Phillip Moore, David Morris, Joel Gray, Larry Brooks, Jimmy Carpenter, Tim Davis. 157 158 ORGANIZATIONS 159 Student Council Sandy Nichols, Larry Brooks, Julie Turner, Sharon Lymburner, Paul Ozbirn, Janice Spight, Trent Bennett, Eddie Pearson, Randal Comer, j Art Prestage, Jimmy Chism, Galen Wilson, SPONSOR: Mr. T. L. Burch 160 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Sandy Nichols Sandy Nichols, PRESIDENT; Larry Brooks, VICE-PRESIDENT; Julie Turner, SECRETARY BETA CLUB PRESIDENT — Jimmy Chism SECRETARY — Terri Earnest REPORTER — Carolyn Lindsey VICE-PRESIDENT — Laura Moore TREASURER — Sharon McDaniel SPONSORS — Mrs. Anna Stone Earnest Mr. Billy Todd Y-TEENS PRESIDENT — Patti Coggins VICE-PRESIDENT — Marsha Thomas SECRETARY — Kathy Gregory REPORTER — Nancy Staub PROGRAM CHAIRMAN — Karen Beene SCRAPBOOK CHAIRMAN — Becky Jones SPONSORS: Mrs. Gaynell Franks Mrs. Vola Senter 161 SPEECH CLUB PRESIDENT — Julie Turner VICE-PRESIDENT — Cathy Strange SECRETARY — Betty Able TREASURER — Joyce Burnett REPORTER — Jan Mobley SPONSOR — Miss Joyce Nicholson 162 c[ ' - ,- ' £ ' ' f_ lAHS MIRROR STAFF SPONSOR — Miss Judith Franks, Jimmie Nell Davis, Jan Wilson, SOPHOMORES; EDITOR — Sandy Nichols, CO-EDITOR — Patti Coggins; Jimmy Chism, Sabrina Donald, Sharon McDaniel, SENIORS; Becky Jones, Tina Earnest, Lisa Kilpatrick, Nancy Staub, JUNIORS. Not pictured: Natalie Griggs. I ' M ▼is! . lAHS CHIEFTAIN STAFF Cathy Christian, Bruce Lesley, Bar- bara Collins, SPONSOR — Miss Judith Franks 163 PEP CLUB PRESIDENT — Julie Turner VICE-PRESIDENT — Debra Grissom SECRETARY TREASURER — Kristy Crowell REPORTER — Pam Grissom SPONSORS — Miss Linda Wiygul Mrs. Ann Long Mr. Kenneth Bishop lAHS CHORUS SPONSOR — Mrs. Cecil Abel 164 SPANISH CLUB PRESIDENT — Laura Moore VICE-PRESIDENT — Mitzi Wilemori SECRETARY — Rhonda Leslie TREASURER — Eddie Pearson SPONSOR — Mrs. Pat Bishop CO-OPERATIVE VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PRESIDENT — Vickie Earnest VICE-PRESIDENT — Freddie Cleveland SECRETARY — Charlotte Digby TREASURER — Cindy Hale REPORTER — Shelia Wood SPONSOR — Mrs. Margaret Gillentine 165 FHA PRESIDENT — Mary Stacy VICE-PRESIDENT — Jesma demons SECRETARY — Earline Weatherspoon ASSISTANT SECRETARY — Diane Young HISTORIAN — Kathy Strange REPORTER — Connie Pearce SPONSOR — Mrs. T. G. Gray PRESIDENT — David Beane FFA SECRETARY — Randy Ray REPORTER — Andy Coler VICE-PRESIDENT — Wesley Reeves TREASURER — Rickey Tate SENTINEL — Don Sheffield SPONSOR — Mr. Leroy Sheffield 166 DRIVER ' S EDUCATION PRESIDENT — Rudy Beam VICE-PRESIDENT — Pat Hughes SECRETARY — Regina Cowley TREASURER — Mary Norris REPORTERS — Dianne Young Ormella Cummings SPONSOR — Haywood Wilson GOVERNMENT-DEMOCRACY CLUB PRESIDENTS — Monica Pancratz, Don Loden, Jimmy Chism, Patti Coggins VICE-PRESIDENTS — Jan Harbor, Sandy Nichols, Andy Wallace, Sabrina Donald SECRETARY-TREASURERS — Kathy Gregory, Carolyn Lindsey, Sharon McDaniel, Debra Grissom PROGRAM CHAIRMEN — Debbie Helton, Rickey Summers, Jerry Maxcy, Mike Howell, Jesmia demons SPONSOR — Mr. Robert Pruitt 167 168 Seniors Juniors Sophomores Classes 169 CLASS FAVORITES SENIORS BETTY WALTON DON LODEN JUNIORS SOPHOMORES sharon rene McCarthy wiygul buzzy wayne mize haynes 170 171 Senior Class 1972-73 President Galen Wilson Officers Secretary-Treasurer Julie Turner Vice-President James Brown Reporter Carolyn Lindsey 172 Betty Jean Abel Ricky David Armstrong Rudy Beam David Wayne Beane Karen Beene Larry Oakley Brooks James Moore Brown Gail Bullard Marilyn Joyce Burnett Jimmy Ray Chism Becky Christian Freddy Wayne Christian 173 Wesley Wayne Clark Jesmia demons Frankie Cleveland Patti Jo Coggins Andy Coker Regenia Cowley Gerald Cox Kristy Crowell Rose Diane Davis Charlotte Smith Digby Sabrina Dale Donald Sherry Lynn Donald 174 Linda Dulaney Terri Ann Earnest Vicki Earnest Jackie Ellioutt Danny Ewing Bobby Joe Franks Michael Steve Gaddy Ronnie Gholston Peggie Joyce Gray Donald Green Kathy Lynn Gregory Debra Ann Grissom 175 Jan Foster Harbor Debbie Lynn Helton Michael George Howel Larry Dean Jackson Charles Keith Johnson Jackie Wayne Johnson Katherine Jane Johnson Reginald Wade Johnson Stevie Lester Jones Edward Earl Kilgore Carl Daniel King Mike Lann 176 Carolyn Anne Lindsey Sheila Kay Little Thomas Marcus Little Don Loden Charles Daniel Luther Jim Lee McCreary Sharon Lynn McDanie! Johnny Mac Mabry Maritha Ann Martin Melinda Sue Martin James Rosco Mattox Jerry Maxcy 177 Mary Ellen Miles Janice Melissa Mobley Laura Jean Moore Hugh David Morris Patricia Dianne Nichols Sandra Geveta Nichols Monica Ann Pancratz Connie Sue Pearce Randy Milton Ray James Carl Reeves Troy Wesley Reeves Cedilia Reich 178 Judy Carol Riley Elvis Junior Roberts Roy Steven Roberts Evelyn Key Robinson Walter Carlos Rock Delia Faye Rodgers Sandra Gaye Russell Sharon Lynn Sage Don Webster Sheffield Perry L. Shumpert Gary Lynn Skinner Denise Estelle Spencer 179 Keith Allen Spencer Nancy Carol Stanford Bobby Joel Steele Debbie Lynn Steele Steve Earl Steele Dorothy Sue Stegall Anita Jean Stephens Amanda Joy Strange Kathy Darlene Strange Steve Douglas Summerford Richard Graden Summers Johnny Cread Taylor 180 Marsha Gail Thomas Bonnie Mae Thornton Robin G. Thornton Deborah Jan Thrash John Floyd Tomlin Franky Dale Tucker Janice Marie Turner Julie Ann Turner Donald Ray Tyra Donna Kay Walker Robert David Walker Billy Andrew Wallace 181 Betty Jean Walton Mary Evelyn White Mitzi Gail Wilemon Rhonda Karen Wileman Anita Joan Wilson Galen Blair Wilson Deborah Kay Wiygu Robert Wayne Wood Shelia Marie Wood Peggy Lou Wooding Peggy Lee Worthy David Wouldridge Billy Ray Young 182 :, mWf l. ' T ' ' ' 183 Officers President Randal Comer Vice-President Patricia Green Secretary Sharon McCarthy Junior Class Mitzie Barnes Renee Barrett Billy Bennett Nancy Bennett Brenda Box Donna Bradley Nella Brazil Cowley Burnett Teresa Buse Melanie Carithers Brenda Carroll Sherry Christian 184 . Jim Clark Freddy Christian Shelia Cockrell Minnie Colburn Randal Comer Sally Comer Jimmy Conwill Johnny Conwill Jan Cooley Jack Cowart Cindi Cromeans Cornell Davis Mike Dozier Mike Dozier Barbara Dulaney Gail Dulaney James Dulaney Tina Earnest Mary Ann Evans Phil Ewing 185 Jerry Farley Donna Farrar Nell Ferguson Frances Fikes Debbie Forrest Dell Franks Frank Gaddy Larry Gates CL S9 of im The Junior Class presents Peck ' s Bad Boy . 186 Kay Gray Trisha Green Mary Gregory Mike Gregory Pam Grissom Terrie Gross Connie Gunthorp Gory Hall Charles Hinton James Holder Reggie Horton Ronnie Horton Glenda Hunt Pam Johnson Ricky Johnson Sherry Johnson Becky Jones Larry Jones Kay Killingsworth Lisa Kilpatrick 187 Beverly King Janet Kroon Jon Lawhon Bruce Lesley Jan Lesley Mike Lesley Patricia Lesley Rhonda Leslie Jim Lewis David Loague Rosemary Loden Bobby Joe Lucas Sharon Lymburner Sharon McCarthy 188 Gerry McCombs Connie McFadden Dwight McGee Kathy McGlothin Willie McKinney Martha Mayhall Hal Miller Mike Mills Buzzy Mize Beth Moore Daniel Moore Mitchell Moore ' Phillip Moore Gerald Morris Monica Morris James Nails 189 Ricky Nanney Paul Ozbirn John Palmer Terry Parsons Gary Pate Charles Pounds Jo Ann Pounds Diane Powell Barry Prestage Debbie Pruitt Rhonda Ramey Leslie Rather Ricky Ray Sharon Reed Patty Robinson Reta Faye Rogers Karen Schmidt Mike Sheffield Dennis Shumpert Faye Shumpert 190 Mandy Shumpert Rosa Shumpert Jimmy Sides Joel Smith Terry Smith Janice Spight Sandy South Jodice Standifer Ronnie Stanley Don Stanton Roger Stanton Nancy Staub 191 Linda Steele Excell Stegall Dale Stone Randy Strange Shelia Suggs Emily Tackett Jerry Taylor Joey Thomas Ricky Thomas Jane Tucker Teresa Umfress Pam Underwood Marilyn Waddle Gwendolyn Wall Robert Wall Debra Wallace Jerry Walton Pam Walton Earlene Weatherspoon Kay Weaver 192 Scott Wegmann Charles West Sherry West Sherry Whitlock Martha Wiginton Johnny Wilson Linda Wilson Morris Winston Jimmy Wiygul Vicki Wiygul David Wood Debbie Wren Mike York Kenny Young JUNIORS 73!! We had great times being Juniors from registration to Peck ' s Bad Boy and getting our own class rings. We may have complained about having to sell magazines, but it was worth it to have the Jr.- Sr, Banquet. Maybe we got pushed around a little, but move over Seniors, because — WE ' RE THE GREATEST NOTHIN ' MORE — WE ' RE THE CLASS OF 7411! 193 Sophomore Officers: President Art Prestage Vice President Jimmy Hanson Secretary Jimmie Nell Davis Reporter Robin Smith Abe Abel Mike Albert Sherry Barnes Loretta Beane David Bennett Trent Bennett Carolyn Black David Brown Douglas Brown Linda Buchannan Janice Burt Barbara Cantrell Janis Carpenter Cathy Christian Leslie Christian 194 Class Patti Christian Deborah Cleveland Tony Cleveland Robert Coker Greg Collier Barbara Collins John Collum Frankie Comer Ken Comer Billy Copeland Kaytherine Cov ley Tommy Cox Kathy Crane Natalie Creely Brenda Cromeans Tanya Culver Ormella Cummings Jimmie Nell Davis Tim Davis Jeff Dickens Mickey Dozier Tula Earnest Debbie Embrey Charles Estes Deborah Evans 195 Clovis Fikes Mack Flemming Jimmy George Betty Gentry Nickey Gilliland Ricky Gray Randy Guntharp Sue Ha Pat Hankins Jimmy Hanson 196 Pat Hughes Ted Hughes Gale Hunt Jennifer Hyde Donna Jackson Beverly Jamerson Joann Johnson Martha Johnson Binny Jones Elizabeth Jones James Jones Danny Kennedy Pat Leary Linda Lesley Tommy Lesley Debra Lindsey Frankie Lindsey Perry Loague Tim Loague Barbara Lowder 197 Kathryn Lowder Brenda Lucas Mickey Lyie Ginger McKinney Wilma Marion Terry Marin Larry Martin Nana Maxcy Linda Mayhail Maria Miles Stephen Mills Sheila Mitchem Carol Moore Emma Lou Moore Debbie Montgomery Kathy Murphree Pom Nanney Mary Norris Janice Partlow Eddie Pearson Annette Poole 198 Johnny Pounds Art Prestoge Steve Romey Rhonda Rankin Becky Ray Ricky Reich Ronnie Riley Judy Roberts Mono Robinson Mae Helen Rogers Robert Ruff Micky Russell Jeff Senter Jenice Shields Betty Shumpert Fay Shumpert Keron Shumpert Malcolm Shumpert Nancy Shumpert Sharon Shumpert Quinnell Shumpert 199 Quinnie Shumpert Judy Sizemore Robin Smith Sylvia Smith Anita Spencer Chester Spencer Doug Spencer Jerry Spencer Randy Spigner Butch Spradling Mary Stacy Elizabeth Steele Marilyn Stephens Maisy Stone Beth Summers Carol Thomas Brad Todd Deborah Towery Mendy Townsend Cathy Tramel Patricia Tubb Carol Umfress Jimmy Umfress Susan Umfress Vicki Vail Paul Walker 200 Melissa York Debbie Young Diann Young Teresa Young Mitzie Wallace Billy Walton Kathy Walton Randal Warren Debra Wheeler Bill White Mickey White Ann Wilemon Sherry Wilemon Mark Willicutt Cathy Wilson Jan Wilson Debbie Wiygul Rene Wiygul Judy Wood 201 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ABEL, BETTY: Spanish Club 1; Band 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Girls ' State 2; Chorus 1 , 2; Sextet 3; Ensemble 2, 3; Speech Club 3, Officer; Beauty revue 4th alter- nate 3; Government and Democ- racy Club 3; ABS 1, 2; Co- announcer for radio program. Highlights 3. ARMSTRONG, RICKY: Library Club 1; Class Play 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3. BEAM, RUDY: Agriculture Club 1, 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3; Driver ' s Education Club 3; Chorus 1, 2; Industrial Shop 1, 2. BEANE, DAVID: I Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3; Most School Spirit 3; Beta Club 3; FFA 1,2,3. BEENE, KAREN: Spanish Club 1, 2; Music Club 1; Government and Democracy Club 3, Officer; Y- Teens 3, Officer; Pep Club 2; Beta Club 3. BROOKS, LARRY: I Club 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, Officer, 3; Mr. lAHS 3; Class Favorite 2; Best All Around 2; Government and Democracy Club 3; Class Play 3. BROWN, JAMES: Baseball 2, 3; Class Play 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3; I Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Best All Around 3; Class Officer 3; Boys ' State 2. BULLARD, GAIL: Y-Teens 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 3; Pep Club 2; Government and Democracy Club 3; Assistant drum major 3. BURNETT, JOYCE: FHA 1, 2, 3; Y- Teens 1, 3; Pep Club 2; Speech Club 3, Treasurer; Government and Democracy Club 3. CARPENTER, JIMMY: Track 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; I Club 2, 3; I Club 2, 3; Basketball 1; Govern- ment and Democracy Club 3. CASEY, WILBUR: Football 3; Bas- ketball 3; Track 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3. CHISM, JIMMY: Class Officer 1; Spanish Club 2; Beta Club 2, 3, Officer; Government and Democ- racy Club 3, Officer; Student Council 3; Most Studious 2; Annual Staff 3; Class Play 2, 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 2, 3. CHRISTIAN, BECKY: Government and Democracy Club 3. CHRISTIAN, FREDDY: I Club 1, 2, 3; Football, Basketball, and Track Manager 1 , 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3; FFA 1 . CLARK, WAYNE: Football and Track Manager 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1 ; I Club 2, 3; FFA 1 , 2, 3; Gov- ernment and Democracy Club 3. CLEMONS, JESMIA: Pep Club 2, 3; Council Member; FHA 2, 3, Officer; Beauty Revue 2; Govern- men t and Democracy Club 3. CLEVELAND, FRANKIE: FFA; VICA. COGGINS, PATTI: Annual Staff 1, 2, 3; Co-editor; Speech Club 3, Officer; Pep Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, Officer, 3, Officer; Government and Democracy Club 3, Officer; ABS 3; Beta Club 3; Beauty revue 3; 3rd alternate in Speaking Con- test; Who ' s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 2, 3; Class Play 3. COWLEY, REGINIA: Pep Club 2; FHA 2; Government and Democ- racy Club 3; Driver ' s Education Club 3. CROWELL, KRISTY: Cheerleader 1; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, Officer; Spanish Award 2; Government and Democracy Club 3. DAVIS, DIANE: Driver ' s Education Club 1; Music 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3. DIGBY, CHARLOTTE: Music Club 1; ABS 1, 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3; CVE Club 3, Officer; Beta Club 3. DONALD, SABRINA: Spanish Club 1 , 2; Bea uty Revue 2, 3, 2nd alternate, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; ABS 1, 2, 3; Officer; Class Play 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club, 3, Officer; Most Popular 3; Beta CLASS BEAUTY Maritha Martin 202 Club 3; Annual Staff 3; 1st alter- nate Speaking Contest 3. I DONALD, SHERRY: Chorus 1, 2; ABS 1, 2; Speech 3; Y-Teens 3; Government and Democracy Club 3. EARNEST, TERR!: Pep Club 2; Beta Club 1 , 2, 3, Officer; Government and Democracy Club 3; Office Assistant, 2; Class Play 2, 3. EARNEST, VICKIE: Driver ' s Ed. 1, Officer; Pep Club 2; Beta Club 3; Government and Democracy Club 3; CVE Club 3, Officer. EWING, DANNY: Industrial Arts 1, 2; FFA3. GHOLSTON, RONNIE: FFA 1; Chorus 2; Government and Democracy Club 3. GRAY, PEGGY: Y-Teens 1, 2; Driver ' s Ed. 1; Government and Democracy Club 3. GREEN, DONNIE: Government and Democracy Club 3. GREGORY, KATHY: Y-Teens 2, 3, Officer; Beta Club 3; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Government and Democracy Club 3, Officer. GRISSOM, DEBRA: Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, Officer; Gov- ernment and Democracy Club 3; Office Assistant 3; Spanish Club 1 , 2; Class Play 2, 3. HALE, CINDY: Government and Democracy Club 3; CVE Club 3; FHA 1, 2. HARBOR, JAN: Beta Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Government and Democracy Club 3, Officer. HELTON, DEBBIE: Beta Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3, Officer. HOWELL, MICHEAL: Beta Club 3; Government and Democracy Club GIRLS ' AND BOYS ' STATE 3, Officer; Class Play 2, 3. JOHNSON, KEITH: FFA Club and VICA. JOHNSON, REGGIE: Agriculture Club 2, 3; I Club 1, 2, 3; Govern- ment and Democracy Club 3; Football 1. KILGORE, EDWARD: Agriculture Club 1; FFA 1; VICA 2, 3. LINDSEY, CAROLYN: Beta Club 1, 2, 3, Officer; ABS 1 ; Class Play 2, 3; Class Officer 3; Government and Democracy Club 3, Officer; Class Representative 3; Music Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Officer 1. LITTLE, SHEILA: ABS 1; Pep Club 2; Government and Democracy Club 3; Spanish Club 2. LODEN, DON: Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 1; I Club 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3; Class Play 2; Track 1, 2. McDANIEL, SHARON: Spanish Club 1; ABS 1; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Junior and Senior Play Cast, Chemistry Award 1; Physics Award 2; Government and Democracy Club Officer 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Council 3; Annual Staff 3; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, 3. MAXCY, JERRY: Beta Club 1 , 2, 3; Democracy Club 3, Officer; ABS 1; Junior Class Play; Baseball 2. MILES, MARY ELLEN: Spanish Club 1, 2; Driver ' s Education; Pep Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 3; Beta Club 3; Democracy Club 3; Govern- ment 3. MOBLEY, JAN: Speech Club 3, Officer; Office Assistant 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Officer 2; Most School Spirit 3; Cheerleader 1, 3; Gov- ernment and Democracy Club 3; Beauty Representative. MOORE, LAURA: Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Officer 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 1 , 3; ABS 1 , 2, 3, Offi- cer 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3; American History Award 2; Who ' s Who Most Studious 3; Music Club 1. NICHOLS, DIANNE: Y-Teens; FHS; Democracy and Government Club 3. NICHOLS, SANDY: Class Favorite 1, 2; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; State Sec- retary 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Class Officer 2; President; Pep Club 2, 3; Beauty Representative; Student Council 2, 3, President 3; Mirror Staff 3, Editor; Miss lAHS 3; Friendliest 2; Homecoming Queen 203 3; Class Play 2; Government and Democracy 3; Officer; Senior Play Cast. PALMER, JOYCE: Government and Democracy Club 3. PANCRATZ, MONICA: Y-Teens; Beta Club 1 , 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Government-Democracy Club, Officer; Junior Play Cast. PEARCE, CONNIE SUE: FHA 3, Officer; Speech Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Government and Democ- racy Club 3, Officer; Y-Teens 2, 3; Wesley Foundation. RAY, RANDY: FFA 1, 2, 3; Offi- cer; Government and Democracy Club 3. REEVES, JIM: Band 1, 2, 3; Beta Club 3; Government and Democ- racy Club 3. REEVES, WESLEY: FFA 1, 2, 3, Officer; Football 1 ; Government and Democracy Club 3. REICH, CECILIA: Spanish Club 1; Government and Democracy Club 3. RILEY, JUDY: Beta Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Chorus 1; Y-Teens 1, 2; Democracy Club 3. ROBERTS, ELVIS: Agriculture Club 1 , 2, 3; Government and Democ- racy Club 3. ROBERTS, STEVE: FFA 1, 2; Music Club 1, 2, 3; Industrial Arts 2, 3. ROBINSON, EVELYN: Y-Teens 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Girls ' State; Government and Democracy Club 3; Speech Club 3; Music Club 2, 3. RODGERS, DELLA: Y-Teens 1, 2; Government and Democracy Club 3; Chorus 1 . RUSSELL, SANDRA: Beta Club 3; PEP RALLY Pep Club 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 2, 3. SAGE, SHARON: Mirror Staff 1, 2; Office Assistant 2, 3; Spanish Club 1 ; Pep Club 2, 3; Govern- ment and Democracy Club 3, Offi- cer; Speech Club 3. SHEFFIELD, DON: FFA 1, 2, 3, Officer. SHUMPERT, PERRY: Baseball 1, 2; I Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1; FFA Club 1; Government and Democracy Club 3. SISCO, SHERRI: CVE; Government and Democracy Club 3; Transfer; Class Officer 1; Track Team; Drama Club; Christian Youth Soci- ety. SPENCER, KEITH: Government and Democracy Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1 , 2, 3; I Club 2, 3; Track Team 1, 2. STANFORD, NANCY: Beta Club 2, 3; Y-Teens 1 , 2; Government and Democracy Club 3. STEELE, DEBBIE: Driver ' s Educa- tion Club 1; FHA; Music Club; Government and Democracy Club 3. STEELE, STEVE: BAseball 1, 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3. STEGALL, DOROTHY: Pep Club; Government and Democracy Club 3. STRANGE, KATHY: Music Club 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 1, 3, Officer; Pep Club 2; Wesley Foun- dation 2, 3; S peech Club 3; Gov- ernment and Democracy Club 3, Officer. TATE, RICKEY: I Club 2, 3; Track 1 , 2; FFA 1 , 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3. TAYLOR, JOHNNY: FFA 1, 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3. THOMAS, MARSHA: Spanish Club 2; Y-Teens 2, 3, Officer; Annual Staff 2; Beta Club 3; Cutest 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. THRASH, JAN: Spanish Club 2; Beta Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Homecoming Maid 2; Football Queen 3. TRAMEL, LARRY: Industrial Arts 1, 2; Government and Democracy Club 3. TUCKER, FRANKY: Government 204 and Democracy Club 3. TURNER, JANICE: ABS 1; Music Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Government and Democracy Club 3. TURNER, JULIE: Beauty Revue 1, 2, 3, 3rd Alternate; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 2; Pep Club 2, 3, Officer; Spanish Club 1, 2, Offi- cer; Office Assistant 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2; Class Play 2; Class Officer 2, 3; Speech Club 3, Offi- cer; Student Council 3, Officer; Chemistry Award 2; Best All Around 2, 3; Star Student 3. TYRA, DONALD: Agriculture Club 1, 2, 3; Government and Democ- racy Club 3; Driver ' s Education Club; Industrial Shop 1 . WALKER, DONNA: Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3; Ensemble 3; Music Club 3; FHA 1 . WALKER, ROBERT: Class Play 2; Government and Democracy Club 3; I Club 1 , 2, 3; Football 1 , 2, 3; Most Popular 2, 3; Class Officer 1; Student Council 1; Track 1, 2. WALLACE, ANDY: Beta Club 2, 3; ABS 1 , 2, 3, Officer; Government and Democracy Club 3, Officer; Baseball 2; Most Studious 3; Win- ner of Speaking Contest 3; Class Play 3. WALTON, BETTY: Homecoming Maid 1; Pep Club 2, 3; Chorus Club 2, 3, Officer; Beauty Revue 3; Government and Democracy Club 3. WEATHERSPOON, JOHN: Foot- ball and Basketball 1, 2; I Club; Government and Democracy Club 3; FHA. WHITE, MARY: Spanish Club 1; Government and Democracy Club 3; Friendliest 3. WILEMON, MITZI: Spanish Club 1 , 2, 3, Officer; ABS 1 , 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Beta Club 2, 3; Govern- ment and Democracy Club 3, Offi- cer. WILSON, ANITA: Library Club 1, 2, Officer; Y-Teens 1 , 2, 3; Speech Club 2; Government and Democracy Club 3. WILSON, GALEN: Best Personal- ity 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; All Conference 2, 3; I Club 1 , 2, 3; Class Officer 3; Government and Democracy Club 3; Class Play 3. WIYGUL, DEBORAH: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Girls ' State 2; Government and Democ- racy Club 3. WOOD, ROBERT: I Club 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3; Agriculture Club 2; Football 1, 2,3. WOOD, SHELIA: Driver ' s Educa- tion Club 1 , Officer; Government and Democracy Club 3; CVE Club 3, Officer. WOODING, PEGGY: Library Club 1; Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 2; Govern- ment and Democracy Club 3. WORTHEY, PEGGY: Music Club 2, 3; Government and Democracy Club 3. WOULDRIDGE, DAVID: Agricul- ture Club 1; VICA Club 3; Gov- ernment and Democracy Club 3. And so ends another school year, twelve long, hard years for the Seniors — but something to be proud of. As Juniors, we received our class rings. Our mighty football team had a most successful year — UNDEFEATED!! As Seniors we ordered invitations, measured for caps and gowns, sold cushions, and had a most exciting class play. 1 973 — a year of memories and fun, a year we ' ll never forget . . . because . . . WE ' RE THE BEST AS YOU CAN SEE!!! WE ' RE THE CLASS OF 73!!! SELLING CUSHIONS 205 The Government Democracy Speaking Contest . . . teachers using every spare minute to get the grades in . . . idle books . . . being alert in class only v hen it ' s time for the buzzer . . . playing sock-it-to-me . . . finding out Who ' s Who on campus . . . trying to like the lunches . . . keeping busy in workshop . . . Andy proving to be an A-1 essay writer and speaker 206 207 . . . The Seniors ' presentation of Seventeenth Summer . . . playing cards in the student center . . . having a Star Student and Star Teacher for the first time . . . having beautiful boys, as well as beautiful girls . , . are all highlights of our school year experiences. As you walk over the campus of lAHS, you see the beauty and the scars produced by time. Each day spent here has brought another challenge, another trial, or another attainment. But each busy day has brought you closer to the end of your time at lAHS. To those leaving, may the Mirror serve to remind you of this wonderful year. To those remaining, may it encourage you to attain greater heights in 1 973-74. 208