Itawamba High School - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1948 volume:

..:ir. J. .: ...±.jii„?rV zi - , ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER FULTON. MS 38843 ITAWAMBA JUNIOR COLLEGE LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER FUl TON ' ' • ' ' ' ■ HM . Itawamba Agricultural High School Fulton, Mississippi 1947-48 M !■■ J TM f - fS%i 1 .4i ■N.««l SUPERINTENDENT ' S MESSAGE I wish to thank the faculty, students, trustees and patrons for your fine cooperation during the 1947-48 school term. Through your efforts our school has made much needed progress. Your loyalty and unselfish co- operation has made the Itawamba County Agricultural High School one of the best high schools in our state. This fine spirit of loyalty and patriotism is a true ex- ample of democracy at work. Superintendent PHILIP A. SHEFFIELD .•; i;,v. •;;••. ' MRS. ELLIS SHAW DEDICATION MRS. MARY S. PALMER We would like to show our appreciation to Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Shaw by de- dicating our annual to them. Both are sponsors of the Senior Class and have worked hard, along with the class, produce this annual. We feel honored by having Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Shaw as sponsors of our class and therefore would like to dedicate the 1947 Mirror to them. We sincerely hope that this may serve as a small token of our appreciation to them. Mrs. Tom Comer History and Biology Coach E. R. Garofalo Football and Studyhal Mrs. J. M. Gibbs, Jr. Social Science Miss Hermine Graham Mathematics Mrs. D. C. Harden Librarian Mrs. L. B. Johnson English and Typing Mr. L. B. Johnson Agriculture Mrs. Nell McDonald Science Mrs. Mary Shelley Palmer English Mrs. Frank Redfield Commercial Mr. M. T. Seltz Agriculture Mrs. T. E. Shaw Home Economics Mr. Alonzo Skelton Mathematics Mrs. Dorothy Turner English Music Mrs. Leslie Tubb English Music Miss Grace Weatherford Home Economics Mr. A. V. Weatherford Social Science Mr. Wayne Wood Mathematics Mrs. Lee Roy Sheffield Secretary Mrs. JImmIe McNutt Secretary SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presideni Roy Ryan Vice President Junior Turner Secrefary Midlrod McFerrin Treasurer - Martha Bourland Reporter ; Joe Walton V ) ¥ ) Harry Alexander Bobby Ballard Adoise Barnes Ellis Barnes Eloween Barnes Dorothy Barnes A. T. Bean Christine Berryman Martha Bourland Waneece Bourland Junior Burch Alene Burleson Margaret Burcham Mary Clayton Mascal Comer Harold Conwill Broxie Cooley Charles Cooley tW V . m m . Jean DeVaughn Charles Digby Marcus Dixon Trenton Donald R. C. Dulaney Jimmie Faye Dulaney Leberon Earnest Faye Marlln Franks Mary Alice Gal+her Leatrice Gardner Annie Bell Gann Tommy Graham Charles Gray Mildred Gregory Dorothy hiale J. T. Hale Margaret hlolley Virginia hlolley Charles Hodges Mildred Holliday Juanita Hulsey Clara Faye Jarrel G. W. Jobe Bobby Johnson I T 1 r ' 5«i- ft ' t Nell Jones James Keith Troy Kerr Kathryn Kyle Dot Leathers Fay Loden ' - - ) € ■ I- ■ ( 4 t Jeanette Loden Melba Loden Mildred Loden Joe Lollar Troy Maxcy Kemnlt McFerrin Midfred McFerrin Charlotte Ming Robert Moody Charles Buck Moore Katherine Moore Martha Jo Moore Wood Moore Mildred Nichols Eddie Lou Pate Garva Nell Pierce Joe Pearce Rex Pearce f , ' Rebecca McDaniel Pettit Noonan Prestage Delbert Ray Elberf Ray Sue Rayburn Burnelle Richardson Kenneth Wade Robinson Roy Ryan Bill Sheffield Hubert Spigner Joe Stevens Trenton Spradllng Bennle Summers Charlene Thomas Bobby Toomer Delbert Turner, Jr. Willie Turner, Jr. Helen Umfress - ii 4r« ' ' V Joe Walton John Walton Glyn Wiygul Katherlne Wilburn Bobby Wilemon Edward Wilemon 1 f V James Wilemon Mary Jane Wilson Hilton Wimbs Lorene Whitaker Buford Wood JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Dwane Duncan Vice President WInfred McMillen Secretary Greta Lou Hankins Treasurer Mary Ellen Reeves Reporter Caril Stephens Syble Adams Mildred Ballard Elouise Bowen Ciovis Burch Jean Chatham Tommy Chatham Betty J. Coker Edwin Comer W. C. Cook Allen Cooley Royce DeVaughn Dwane Duncan Gail Bean Kenneth Boren , _ Nelva Lee Carroll John hienry Carroll 4 - ■- : .J Eva Mae Cla ton Billy R. Coker Joanna Comer Tommye Comer Ploma Davis Faye DeVaughn Bruce Dulaney Elizabeth Fancher Marlin Fancher Alice Farrls Sue Gillentine Evan Wayne Gray Sue Grammar Clarice Graham Mavis Green Oklen Green Cliristine Hankins Greta Lou Hankins Edward Howell Albert Johnson U , itmik ib b Ben Farrar Helen Franks J. C. Graham Mareda Grammar Winfred Green Jewel Green Martha Ann Grissom Zereda Grissom Wilma Lee Hall Ralph Harrison Pauline Johnson Moliie Jane Kirksey John Q. Lesley Eula Dell Lester Maxine McDanie! Cjgene McDaniel Winfred McMillen Jewel Markum Clyda Nell Moore Dalton Moore Lavane Newell Cratus Nichols James Pa+e Bryant Pierce f Eugene Lindsey John McCarthy m f! O Charles McKee Clara McMillen Jo Anne Mann Betty Moore Gladys Morris James Nanney Robert Norton Ruby Owens Marcine Pierce Edward Pearson t3. a %A ' m y Mildred Pennlng+on Ruth Pierce Elwood Schumpert Lilas Senter Maggie Sue Robinson Peggy Roberts Mary Ellen Reeves Rachel Riley Kathleen Sheffield Ruby Faye Sheffield Charles Smith Frances Snnith A. J. Pitts Dorothy Shackelford Dorsey Schumpert Nina Russell Bertha Reich Edward Reese Laverne Ridings Elbert Sheffield Charles Sheffield Billy Smith Reid Smith Charles Lee Spencer Tula Faye Spradling Caril Stephens Doyle Stone Wease Summers Sue Thome Cutah Truelove Charles Wheeler J. D. Wheeler Mackey White Eunell Wilemon Myra Williamson Norene Winters S William Strange Wllma Stovall Billy Thomas Floyd Tomlin John Truelove Rufus Tyra Iris Watts Marcella Wallace Yvonne Wilemon Wilna Williams Dayton Woods SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Robert Gregory Vice President Johnny Benefield Secretary-Treasurer Felix Green Reporter Cutah Robinson Harry Armstrong Lillie Faye Barnes Bradford Barber Billy Beard Johnny Benefield Nell Bennett Joan Boren Charles Boren Alvin Bradley Mary Lillie Brown Sue Brown Lyndon Burleson Ann Burch L. R. Burcham Sarah Caviness Louise Chilcoat Bernice Chism Billy Cooley Ruby Mae Clayton Mavis Cleveland Hilton Collier Julion Dell. Crane Martha Cummings Eugene Curtis Frances DeVaughn Mary Devall Onna Davis Charles Dulaney Clarence Dulaney Mary Lee Edwards Helen Estes _Joe Franks Vernell Frost Ralph Funderburk Jinnnnie Lou Foster Robbie Gardner Mary Beth Gholston Martha Grace Gibson Jean Gilliland Billy Gilliland 1 ' 4 j -j; «? ,  - -- t ' 1 i Betty Jo Gilliland Johnnie Graham Felix Green Martha Green Ruble Green Dean Grimes Louise G rimes Leon Guntharp Delores Gurley Robert Gregory Wilma Hale Euford Hall Charlie B. Hare Wanda Jean Harper Margie Helms Harold Hill Sarah Hill Charles Hilliard Clifton Hodges Margaret Holcoml: Thomas E. Jones Nell Kelso James Lawhon Wayne Laymon Fannie Lesley Janet Loden Erma Jane McCarver Faye McDaniel T. C. McDaniel Helen McDaniel Charlie B. McKay Walter McMillen Irvin Mattox Bonnie Ruth Mansel Christine Ming Norene Ming Cleon Moore Charles Moore Frank Morrow Noel Morris Joan Malone Waldo Nichols Thomas Nabers Jane Parker James Pearce Gloria Faye Perkins Lawrence Phillips Hilda Pierce Ouida Pierce J. C. Poole Mollis Ramey Mary Anna Reed Dortha Nell Riggs Cutah Robinson Lee Ray Raden Roy C. Rowin Horace Ramey Anita Senter Jane Sheffield Delbert Sheffield O ' Neil Schumpert Dolon Schumpert Noel Schumpert Maceile Sloan Kenneth Wayne Smith Faye Smith Evelyn Smith Bobby Lou Spencer Charlotte Spradling Cuthern Spradling Billy Spencer James C. Spencer Maxine Stacy Doris Steele Charlie Stegall Laverne Taylor Gerald Taylor Mary Lou Tucker Blanche Turner Frances Thompson r o r rs 1- di i 4. ' te Bobbie Waddle Charles Waddle James Waddle June Wallace Mary Lou Wallace Margaret Wallace Gena Faye Walton Martha Weatherford Bernice Webb Ferrell West Virble West Betty Wheeler William Whitehead Dorothy Wilburn Irma Nell Wilburn Alva Lee Williams Wayne Wood Dorothy Wood Verl Hue Wood Ruth York J. D. Young Edith Taylor FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Charles Thomas Vice President Travis Staub Secretary Bobby Turner Treasurer-Reporter Eunice Kathryn Brumley Jimmy Alexander Bobby Armstrong Betty Ruth Barber Helen Faye Barnes Catherine Barrett John hH. Bean Marie Beasley Willa Jean Betts Arminta Bourland Eunice K. Brumley Doris Byrant Faye Cayson Edwin Chamblee Willa Jean Comer Flois Conn Jimmie Conwill Bill Cooley Bobby Cooper Frank M. Davis Norma Davis Unive Dill Shirley Dulaney Mitchell Fikes Morene Franks Rudolph Franks Zelda Franks Madie Green James Graham Quindelene Grimes Cortez Guntharp Sue hiarbor Huel Hill Helen June Hilllard L. A. Hodges Edward Holliday J. B. Hood Ellen Johnson Bobby Keith Hal Kelso J.C. King ,i Vs 1 Mitchell Kitchens Cemous Lester May Dell Lindsay Yvonne Loague Ebb Lee Loden Kenneth McFerrln David Mattox O ' Neal Maxcy Elizabeth Miller Murrel Moore Thomas Wayne Morrow Mary Nell Moore Nolen Moore Wilma Dean Moore Margaret Morris fs ' ' Faye Nanney Bobby Nanny Geraldine Nichols Evelyn Parham Elton Wayne Philips Eloween Pierce Joe E. Pierce L. C. Prestage Laverne Randolph Galane M. Reeves Bobby Joe Riley Lola Doris Riley James L. Robinson Nell Rose Rowen Laquita Rushing William Wayne Russell Ina Frances Schumpert Mamie Grace Schumpert Christene Senter Clemmie Dell Senter Jimmie Nell Senter James Marlin Shaw Gena Ann Sheffield Charles M. Schumpert Billy Smith Q c a !j ' Jl i Wiley Smith Travis Staub Billy Jo Stephens Robert F. Stephens Jerry W. Stevens Mildred Stevens Ruth Thorne Lois Fay Thornton Betty Jo Tucker Bobby D. Turner Edsel Turner O ' Clay Tate Cayce Ann Taylor Charles E. Thomas Jimmie A. Turner Lawrence A. Turner Lois Faye Umfress Emma F. Walton Margaret Walton Martha Walton Billy F. Wheeler Doyce Wheeler Franklin Wheeler Alfred Williams Dorothy F. Vv ' illiams • ' W mk ' . Mm Dallas Reich Bobby Jean Nanney Helen Grissom Royce Hughes Frank Pierce DOT LEATHERS MR. lAHS MIDFRED McFERRIN MISS lAHS iBM N I MARTHA BOURLAND Most Intellectual Girl Balfour Award Winner JUNIOR TURNER Most Intellectual Boy MARY LOU WALLACE Most Beautiful Girl 1 f m - ' W . JUNIOR TURNER Most Handsome Boy • ■   ljl te. I OXIB OOLBY ' ' dliesf G, 3( 0 . 11 Ip i osi Charming 4 v ' -m fl Elk f t i ous B oy ' ' ' ' le Girl BUCK MOO t MosiVers aiWe BoV DOT LEATHERS fm J V L A. p J - f  GLADYS MORRIS ' Tt estG r andBoy CHARLES THOMAS Most Typical Freshman SPORTS titz QA. 946- 1947 Bertha Reich, Dorthy Ford, Opal Pierce, Jane Williams, Lillian Sanderson Car- penter, Zereda Grissom, Eva Mae Clayton, Ester Foster Duncan, Betty Cole Johnson, Merlene Graham Hughey, Wilma Stovall, Bennie Spradling Summers, Mildred Ballard, MIdfred McFerrln, Sue More Grey, and Mgr. Robbie Jean Nichols. Mrs. Frank Senter (Coach) ■■ m IHI H i Kk I K ' . ' ■ : m ' H m State Championship (Trophy) GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Bertha Reich, Ouida Pierce, Jane Parker, Zereda Grissom, Faye Cayson, Eva Mae Clayton, Nelva Lee Carroll, Wilma Stovall, Ellen Johnson, Lois Umfress, Blanche Turner, Mildred Ballard, Midfred McFerrin, Bennie Spradling Sunnmers, Marie Beasley, Shirley Dulaney. Mrs. James Gibbs Jr. (Coach) Mr. A. V. Weatherford (Coach) BOYS ' BASKETBALL ■ o w f f r f . Coach: Wayne Wood, Dayton Wood, Roy Ryan, Dot Leathers, hlubert Spigner, A. T. Bean, J. C. Poole, Delbert Ray, Kernait McFerrIn, Junior Turner, Bobby Johnson, Caril Stephens. A. T. Bean Dot Leathers Dayton Wood NOT ?HOWN 1 i Caril Stephens J. C. Poole %wUU£ Roy Ryan Bobby Johnson Hubert Spigner FOOTBALL -1 First Row: Charles Moor, William Whitehead, Elbert Sheffield, Bobby Toomer, Lavane Newell, Buford Wood, Ferrell West. Second Row: Joe, Pierce, William Jeff- coat, Eugene Lindsey, Charles Hare, A. T. Bean, Delbert Sheffield, Dayton Wood, Allen Cooley. Third Row: Troy Maxey, Albert Johnson, Ruble Green, Rufus Tyra, Frank Davis, Tommy Chatham, Edward Pearson. Fourth Row: Coach Garofalo, Ervin Maddox, Bobby Nanny, Robert Milliard, Wayne Layman, Billy Wheeler, Reid Smith, Cortez Guntharp. Fifth Row: Bobby Ballard, asst. Manager, hiarry Alexander Mgr. Dot Leathers and Hilton Collier not shown. .1i ;1 Coach Garafalo f:mt !T= f- . ■ ' T s - «. I Bill Jeffcoaf, End Troy Maxcy, End A. T. Bean, Back Charles Moore, Tackle Delbert Sheffield, Back Dayton Wood, Tackle Dot Leathers, Back Bobby Toomer, Center Buford Wood, Guard Joe Pierce, Back Ferrell West, Center Lavane Newell, Guard William Whitehead, Guard -• 7 •mm 0 ' ' ' f 1 -- « ' ' • ' -A? ' - 4. , ,- = t== - ;■ f ,..• ANNUAL STAFF Standing left to right: Lawrence Turner Helper Mary Lee Edwards Asst. Art Editor ' Vernell Frost Asst. Bus. Manager Jane Sheffield Assistant Editor Tommye Comer Assistant Editor Edward Reese Helper Midfred McFerrin Sports Editor Martha Ann Cummings Assistant Circulation Manager Betty Jo Gilliland Asst. Feature Editor Seated left to right: Junior Burch Business Manager Delbert Turner Jr Art Editor Virginia Holley Asst. Bus. Manager Martha Bourland Editor-in-Chief Roy Ryan Asst. Sports Editor Mildred Holliday Circulation Manager Jeanette Loden Feature Editor Not shown: Wood Moore Helper We of the Annual Staff hope this Mirror will re- flect the memories of your happy school days and always will be a treasure to you. We proudly present THE ' 47-48 MIRROR p ,4 I THE BETA CLUB National High School Service Club Scholarship — Leadership — Achievement First row: Iris Watts, Martha Bourland, Virginia Holley, Clarice Grahann, Martha Jo Moore Second row: Mrs. Mary S. Palmer, Glyn Wiygul, Frances DeVaughn, La- verne Ridings, Nell Kelso, Peggy Jean Roberts, Junior Burch. Third row: James Lawhon, Wood Moore, Caril Stephens, Elbert Ray, Margie Helms, Roy Ryan, Mary Devall, Clovis Burch. Not shown: Joe Walton. President Virginia Holley Vice President Clovis Burch Secretary-Treasurer Martha Jo Moore Reporter Glyn Wiygul Sponsor Mrs. Mary S. Palmer FELLOWSHIP CLUB First row: Jewel Markum, Dorothy Shackleford, Liiias Senter, Sue Grammar, Wilma Joyce Stovall, Yvonne Wllemon, Jane Pierce. Second row: Helen Ruth McDaniel, Kathleen Sheffield, Molly Jane KIrksey, Nor- ene Ming, Sarah Hill, Sue Glllentlne, Christine Ming, Pauline Johnson, Mary Devall. Third row: Peggy Roberts, Miss Hermine Graham, Leatrlce Gardner, Martha Weatherford, Mildred Loden, Ruby Faye Sheffield, Wilma Hall. Fourth row: Mareda Grammar, Evelyn Smith, Nina Russell, June Hilliard, Sybil Adams, Bernlce Webb. President, Wilma Joyce Stovall Vice President, Sue Grammar Secretary, Liiias Senter Pianist, Dorothy Shackleford Sponsor, Miss Hermine Graham GLEE CLUB First row: Nell Frances Kelso, Sue Grammar, Elouise Bowen, Jean Chatham, Betty Jo Gllliland, Ann Burch, Mary Lou Wallace. Second row: Eunice Katherine Brumley, Ruth York, Anita Senter, Gena Ann Sheffield, Martha Bourland, Willa Jean Betts, June Wallace, Faye DeVaughn. Third row: Mrs. Leslie Tubb, Mary Lee Edwards. Jean Gilliland, hielen Ruth Mc- Daniel, Martha Grissom, Sue Thorne, Vernell Frost. Fourth row: Edward Reese, Lawrence Turner, Marcus Dixon, James Nanney, Junior Burch, Alvin Bradley, Winfred McMillen, Ploma Davis. Y TEENS High School Branch of the Y.W.C.A. To Find and Give the Best First row: Frances DeVaughn, Ann Burch, Jean Chatham, Fay DeVaughn, Martha Bourland, Jeanette Loden, Betty Jo Gilliland .Greta Lou hHankins-, Jean Betts. Second row: Nell Kelso, Unive Dill, Eunice Kathryn Brunnley, Martha Ann Grissom, Helen Franks, Ruth York, Anita Senter, Mary Lou Wallace. Third row: Martha Ann Cummings, Mary Anna Reed, Sara Caveness, Nelva Lee Carroll, Maxine McDanlel, Jean Gilliland, Gena Ann Sheffield, Elouise Bowen, Mrs. L. B. Johnson. Fourth row: Broxle Cooley, Betty Wheeler, Martha Green, Mavis Green, JeweF Green, Marcella Wallace, Mary Ellen Reeves, Vernell Frost. Those not shown: Tommie K. Comer, Jane Sheffield, Margaret Holcomb, Vir- ginia Hoiley, Laquita Rushing, Wilma Jean Comer, Mary Lilly Brown, Jo Anna Comer, Hilda Pearce. HI -Y First row: Edward Reese, James Graham, G. C. Prestage, Jr., Joel Walton, Glen Wiygul, Elbert Ray, Charles Smith. Second row: John Bean, Cleon Moore, Travis Staub, Mr. Alonzo Skelton, Law- rence Allen Turner, James Lawhon, Charles Cooley. Third row: James Robinson, Edward hlolliday, Hilton Wimbs, Charles hlodges, Mitchell Fikes, Charles Thomas, Wiley Smith. President, Charles Smith Vice President, Glen Wiygul Secretary-Treasurer, Elbert Ray Advisor, Mr. Alonzo Skelton ' • iUL, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row: Nell Kelso, Martha Dean Weatherford, Clarice Graham, Sue Rayburn. Greta Lou Hankins, Broxie Cooley, Betty Jo Gllliland, Sarah Jean Chatham, Faye DeVaughn, Elouise Bowen, Helen Barnes. Second row: Mary Davall, Jo Malone, Charlotte Spradling, Mary Llllie Brown, Maxine McDanial, Eunice Catherine Brumly, Jane Sheffield, Mary Lee Edwards, Tommie Katherine Comer, Robbie Gardner, Jeanette Loden. Third row: Unive Dill, Rebecca Pettit, Lovie Moore, Eunell Wileman, Galone Reeves, Margaret Walton, Helen Estes, Mary Beth Gholstbn, Lorene Whitaker, Nelva Lee Carroll, Sue Harbor. Fourth row: Dorthy Wilburn, Margaret Wallace, Fay Nanney, Euladell Lester Fay McDaniel, Dorthy Wood, Jean Betts, Martha Bourland, Martha Grissom, Verbel West, Helen Franks. Fifth row: Louise Grimes, Wanda Haper, Ruth Pierce, Frances DeVaughn, June Wallace, Anita .Senter, Mary Lou Wallace, Quin Grimes, Wilma Dean Moore, Norene Franks, Delores Gurley. Not shown: Mildred Stevens, Cayce Ann Taylor, Dua Frances Schumpert. Mannie Grace Schumpert, Ruth Thorn, Jimmie Conwill, Doris Riley. Motto — Toward New Horizons -JttSU ' %. ' ' iy r jwi I 3 ' ' Jk: I- ' ' ' « ! FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row: Mrs. Shaw, Faye Smith, Christene Hankins, Francis Smith, Sue Thorn, Betty Moore, Maciele Sloan, Emma Walton, Dortha Nell Riggs, Marguariette Morris, Miss Weatherford. Second row: Ruby Clayton, Nell Bennett, Erma Nell Wilburn, Melba Loden, Catherine Wilburn, Mary Clayton, Gena Ann Sheffield, Joanna Comer, Alice Farris, Clara V. McMillan. Third row: Bernice Chism, Gloria Fay Perkins, Qutah Trulove, Wilna Williams, Yvonne Wilmon, June hliliiard, Zereda Grissom, Bernice Webb, Marie Beasley, Shirley Dulaney, Joann Mann. Fourth row: Gena Walton, Betty Wheeler, Hilda Pierce, Mavis Green, Jewel Green, Zilda Franks, Mildred Loden, Clara Fay Jarrell, Mary Ellon Reeves, Clyda Nell Moore. Fifth row: Yvonne Logue, Helen Ruth McDaniel, Doris Steele, Elizabeth Miller, Julie Dell Crane, Mary Lou Tucker, Francis Thompson, Ruth York, Vernell Frost. President Broxie Cooley Vice President Greta Lou Hankins Secretary Betty Jo Gllllland Treasurer Sue Rayburn FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row: William Whitehead, Thomas Nabors, Evan Wa 4ne Gray, Euford Lee Hall, Ploma Davis, Charles Benson McKay. Second row: Noel Schumpert, Marlin Fancher, Roy Rowin, Bobbie Keith, Billy Stephens, Reid Smith, Charlie Benson Hare, L. Q. Hodges, James Pearce, John McCarthy. Third row: Lyndon Burleson, Delbert Sheffield, Marlin Shaw, James Keith, Willie Turner, Jr., John Walton, Alfred Williams, Verle Wood, Johnie Graham, Ruble Green, Eugene Curtis, Kenneth Bowen. Fourth row: Charles Stegall, Franklin Wheeler, Bobble Joe Riley, James Spencer, Walter McMillian, Clovis Burch, Charles Moore, Junior Burch, Bobbie Wilemon, Harry Armstrong, M. T. Seitz — Sponsor. Fifth row: Doyce Wheeler, Cuthern Spradling, Thomas Morrow, Frank Morrow, Billy Beard, Harold Hill, Rudolph Franks, Charles Ray Dulaney, Horace Ramey, David Mattox, Johnny Benefield, Billy Gilliland. Sixth row: J. B. Hood, Cortez Guntharp, Billy Spencer, Oneal Maxcy, Wayne Wood, Bobbie Armstrong, Edwin Chamblee, Cemous Lester, Mitchell Kitchens, George R. Gregory, Leon Guntharp, Jerry Stephens, T. E. Jones. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row: Ben Farrar, Billy Smith, Mitchell Fikes, Winfred McMillian, Wood Moore, Clovis Burch, Robert Stephens, J. D. Young, Dalton Moore, Willie Turner, Jr., J. T. Hale. •Second row: Royce Wayne DeVaughn, Gale Bean, Lee Ray Raden, Hilton Wimbs, Trenton Spradling, Joe Lollar, Kenneth McFerrin, Bobby Nanney, Joe Franks, Eugene McDaniel, John H. Carroll, T. C. McDaniel. Third row: Jimmy Turner, Alvin Bradley, Robert Moody, Gerald Taylor, Johnie Bean, Tommy Chatham, Lavane Newell, J. C. Graham, Howard Wheeler, A. J. Pitts, John Truelove. Fourth row: Doyle Stone, L. R. Burcham, Winfred Green, Ebb Lee Loden, J. D. Wheeler, Lawrence Phillips, Dolon Schumpert, Hal Kelso, Wayne Russell, Charles Cooley, Euford Lee Hall, L. B. Johnson (Sponsor). Fifth row: Frank Davis, Felix Green, Irvin Mattox, Charles Hilliard, Joe Pearce, Bobby Turner, James Nanney, Edward Howell, O ' Neal Schumpert, Cleon Moore, Dorsey Schumpert, James Graham. Sixth row: Hollis Ramey, Waldo Nichols, Royce Hughes, Edsel Turner, Billy Smith, W. C. Cook, Ellis Barnes, Oma Davis, Flois Conn, Clarence Dulaney, Cutah Robinson. Seventh row: Biily Spencer, Ralph Funderburk, Kenneth Smith, James Waddle, Wayne Phillips, Rufus Tyra, Billy Cooley, William Strange, Charles Sheffield, Floyd Tomlin, Elwood Schumpert, Edward Wilemon, Harold Conwill, R. C. Dulaney, John O. Lesley. i P — -■■.w Wfj -♦ i • ' 1 -i 3 --«-it f W i Kr: TT H k 2, 1, A ■11 PilJwlF Ki «%  -•.- i ««• VmhIB - ' •: ♦••i f ' S i I r. 11; pii . J 4-H CLUB First row: John Holder Bean, Hilton Wimbs, Faye Franks, Cleon Moore, George R. Gregory, Zelda Franks, Helen Barnes. Second row: Joe Pierce, Martha Weatherford, Wilna Willlanns, Dorothy Wilburn, Margaret Wallace, Unive Dill, Emma Walton. 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