Jacksonville College - Guiding Light Yearbook (Jacksonville, TX)

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R. MEADQWS As an expression ot our love and appreciation tor his interest ort of Jacksonville College, for his service as president of n years ot faithful service as pastor ishes to dedicate and supp I and for his sixtee 953 Annual Staff w ' siclent, Bro. the schoo , of the First Baptist Church, the l this edition of the GUIDING LIGHT to our Vice Pre C. R. Meadows. 7 i If -W, 5 fx' i -3? .I-iii. , , , , A With the dosing ot this schooi year comes the separation ot 1257 many triends, students and teachers. But the moiding ot ideais and aspirations wiii not be torgotten. P Days once past can never come again, but memories preserved . in this book wiii iive forever. i s A I 1 W 2 it is our desire that the i952-53 edition ot the GUiDiNG i.iGi-iT i A vviii do iust this. We hope that each student vviii teei that this is r 5 his annu ai. 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' .ll Zaaleaia 1 Ammammn damage Awww ?m4wmZdz'6e4 1-fzddezzea Smpaiata ffclaeztchemeata ADMINISTRATION BUILDING WEATHERBY MEMORIAL BUILDING LIBRARY BUILDING GYMNASIUM SCIENCE BUILDING MEMORIAL HALL Boys' Dormitory COLLINS HALL Girls' Dormitory FRON T CAM PUS 148z8?'vshN9 gg' 5 1- mm 931523995 gf MWMXEH M dd 11+-yum wax S w M WA ,Q WH Ziiiakx S1 my xmww my :MXH 5 5 ,WHEM g,ak251.x1y 51- PM A ' 15 3: if f ,,L!sm,Q.g,,,.,,,.,,m,5wfgxA1sgg.w3gg.ggfgy f f , ,.,,,:5' zfi?1.?Wf,I If :1f1!.Eil. ,753 9ls34iXfEfiw:ifE::1fC.i: gg,rge1s,s1 1-11 - -vii-igfggeff. f :- 551514 MW' ' w ,vm - ,,,.Mm,, R. P. CAMPBELL Ennis JODIE NEWTON Tyler VERNON DAVIS Dallas any A L. H. RANEY Q ,awr- WSW, M' sd-av..,,. ,wh Wa, 3 Waxahachie DELMA MARSHALL Gary l. B. LONGMIRE Jacksonville Chairman D. C. DUNSON Dallas H. L. GROOM Garland VERNON GRAY Jacksonville HERMAN KNOX s. M. MEADOR E. L. JONES J. D. BEARDEN Cfockell Jacksonville Crockett Jacksonville Secrera ry 1 ' alfa 77K I l l I l I l l I '-:s5fi5. 'a-- ' -:3..:1h--r::,,. .gr-i' - -' I fiiifffgfsgm l T ..--::' '-'F::g - l .ff?F5?5.ii::-f' ' if iifiihfi' FIFTY THREE YEARS OF SERVICE TO MISSIONARY BAPTlSTS. This is The record of Jacksonville College. These fifty Three years have been good years for our school. Hundreds of young men and women have been blessed by the ministry of Jacksonville College. Around the world there are Those who gladly sing The praises of the school that is different. In all the years Jacksonville College has never had a finer student body Than the present one. Young men and women on our campus have come from several different states. They represent a high Type of personality. It is a pleasure to be associated with such a noble group. It is a ioy to observe The vigor and enthusiasm of youth on our campus. We rejoiced last year because of The new Library Building which was made possible by The liberality of W. J. Weatherby. This year our hearts are made glad because of The face lifTing iob that is Taking place on The Old Administration Building. This grand old building has been bravely standing in the center of our campus since I899. We are also reioicing in the renewed interest among the churches of the Baptist Missionary Association Toward Jacksonville College. Indeed, a new day has dawned for our school. The Guiding Light Staff is to be complimented for The untiring work that is being done toward this year's annual. It is my hope that this will be The best annual presented to the public by our student body. May God's richest blessings rest upon our schools the administration, faculty, and student body. Yours for a greater Jacksonville College. GERALD D. KELLAR aft -afffiifit rllifv W. J. DORMAN Dean ofthe Seminary B.A., Louisiana State Col- lege Th.M., Th.D., New Orleans Baptist Theological Semi- nary ,s- C. R. MEADOWS Vice President Homiletics A.B., Jacksonville College Texas Pastor, First Baptist Church, Jacksonville W. B. CROOKS Dean of Department of Education B.S., Texas Technological College MRS. W. B. CROOKS Department of Religious Education B.S., Texas Technological College W. H. HODGES B.A., Jacksonville College College WILLIAM C. LACY Department of Political Science Graduate, Jacksonville Col- lege B.S., M.A., Stephen F. Aus- tin State Teachers College Department of Philosophy and Psychology M.A., Stephen F. Austin State Teachers CLAUDE E. BANKS Athletic Department B.A., Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College Graduate work, Stephen F. Austin State Teachers Collegeg Baylor University MRS. NORA BELL MANLEY Department of English B.A., M.A., East Texas State Teachers College MISS RHODA PERMENTER Department of History A.B., M.A., Colorado College of Education Post Graduate Work, University of Chicagog University of Californiag University of Southern Californiag University of Colo- rado ROYCE L. WILLIAMS Department of Science and Math B.S., Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College Graduate Work, Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College WENDELL WELCH Department of Music and Language A.A., Jacksonville College B.A., Texas Technological College VIRGINIA WELCH Department of Business Administration JOHN W. ELLIOTT Department of Languages B.A., East Texas Baptist College Graduate, Draughon's Business College, Lubbock 5' V Librarian MISS EVELYNE BUNN Registrar Degree Work, Jacksonville Collegeg Kilgore Junior Collegeg Stephen F. Aus- tin State Teachers College dbx Dietician MEM f ff LVM My 732155 W WZW wwf? Vw O ,, , W, W - N, w 'Q 1 if U SS If 55: H55 M535 JAMES ANDERSON Springhill, Louisana Mission Bandp Sec., Ministerial Alli- ancep Mirror Staffg Vice Pres., Soph, Class. VIRGINIA ANDERSON Lubbock, Texas Sec., Mission Band: Plainsman Club. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS JACK BLOXOM .........................,,.sss......... Presidenf CAROLYN JONES AA,,,.,..E EE... S ecrefary-Treasurer JAMES ANDERSON ......,. ...... - Vice President DON REED ,.,...,..,,.....A.. s...,.....s A A sss. Reporfer Assistant Sec Senior Class. JACK Bi.oxoM Teague, Texas Editor, Mirror Staff, Annual Staff, 2551, if liance, Pres., Soph. Class, College Quartet, Heart of Texas Club, Chairman, St'd't. Social Comm. S. H. FORREST Lufkin, Texas Song Director, Ministerial Al- ii' K' s hx X riff! il. ' L1 'st 'ifsim Ig.. E3 S ir Wx... Q . R ,sf R. at vw' 'FSC' X .gf t 2 fi 1 ..,,.k: 5,T k : x Ks im ,-is A fl t xx ai. fx iilz? VALL A. HINKLE Salem, Oregon Mission Band, Corr. Sec Veteran's Club, Annua Staff, Ministerial Alliance. VERN D. HoLiFiELD Laurel, Mississippi Reporter, Veteran's Club, Missis, sippi Club. CAROLYN Jo JONES Springfield, Arkansas Editor, Annual Staff, Sec., Sopho- more Cless, Arkansas Club, St'd't Social Comm., Librarian, Cheer- leader. SUE MIDDLETON Lamesa, Texas Annual Staff, Sec., Plains- men Club, St'd't Comm. 1 JIMMIE JONES Rice, Texas Pres., Heart of Texas Club, An- nual Staff, Ministerial Alliance. fu MARTHA JONES 67 Blytheville, Arkansas - GJ 2 Choir, Reporter, Arkansas Club. E Agfffffd Qt yvaj 'l-:Ll , jf f many 2f fl'iftp .J f f 2 Social VERNON D. PARNELL Tennaha, Texas Vice Pres., Ministerial Alliance, Veteran's Club, Arkansas Club. JOYCE PERRY Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Ass't. Sec., Student Ass'n, Mission Band, Choir, Sextet. wi' i 5 CHARLES MCDANIEL Garland, Texas Pres., Choir, Vice Pres., St'd't Assn., Mirror Staff, Reporter, Ministerial Alll- ance, College Quarter, St'd't Social Comm., Mis- sion Band, Heart of Tex- as Club. -awnin- 1. s E.. if CHARLES PRUITT Mtuleshoe, Texas Ministerial Alliance, Veteran's Club, Vice Pres., Mission Band. CARL E. REA Canton, Texas Ministerial Alliance. ,A-sr, , DON REED Lubbock, Texas Annual Staff, College Choir. GORDON RENSHAW Jacksonville, Texas Ministerial Alliance. MRs. GORDON RENSHAW Lubbock, Texas RAYMOND SCHALCHLIN North Little Rock, Arkansas Pres., Arkansas Club, Ministerial Alliance, Mission Band, Mirror Staff. is I WILLIE FAY SMITH Hot Springs, Arkansas Mission Band, Ministerial Arkansas Club. BILL THOMPSON Lamesa, Texas Ministerial Alliance. S. T. SULLIVAN Jackson, Mississippi Ministerial Alliance, Pres., Veteran's Club, Sec., Miss. Club. ff' Zyl Not pictured: JOE Bos DIXON Corsicana, Texas Ministerial Alliance, Mission Heart of Texas Club. ELMER MATTHEWS Joaquin, Texas 'fi' ,, 's-gh Eff-7 .,..A W ff? Band, Alliance, NOLAN C. SUMNER Corinth, Mississippi Pres., Miss. Club, Sec Treas. Veteran's Club. FRESHMAN OFFICERS JIMMY HENRY ,,,.......,.,,,,.....,,,.,.........,. President SYBLE BARNETT. ,,.....,, ,, ,,.... S ecrefary-Treasurer CLAYTON MORRIS KENNEDY ....,E Vice President LEE ADAMS Lubbock, Texas MARTIN ANDREWS Flint, Michigan Qiiiwfffd DORIS ASHLEY Jacksonville, Texas SYBLE BARNETT Morton, Texas f 1 33. If ' x xx mfr' am-' as Wifii r V' I ,Z vfwzlu- If fs i , ,'fza:iif:' , wi 93: I-in WILLIAM A. CORLEY Athens, Texas LEN E. GIBSON Shirly, Missouri JIMMY HENRY Talco, Texas J. D. HUDSON Lamesa, Texas STANLEY BEAIRD Lamesa, Texas MAURINE BREWER Lubbock, Texas HAROLD BURNS Garland, Texas LORENE COLEMAN Carthage, Texas CLIFTON JONES Crockett, Texas TRUMAN JONES Lubbock, Texas VERDIS KELLER Levelland, Texas MORRIS KENNEDY Hope, Arkansas 1' 'N 'Elf Ennis, Texas AN MOORE OBBE LANINGHAM Port Arthur, Texas DONALD PRUITT Bronte, Texas BETTY REA Canton, Texas ff EVER 'R :' 'Ha' gg. ,,,..W,-,..... .,,,.,,,..,,,, ,, J. L. ROUSE Lufkin, Texas ' PAT SAMFORD Nederland, Texas .IANICE SINGLETON Nederland, Texas ROlS STANDIFER Amarillo, Texas DORTHY ROBERSON Lubbock, Texas CHARLES ROBINSON Potosi, Missouri PAUL ROBINSON Deberry, Texas JAMES ROGERS Port Arthur, Texas 1 A, V ' lx ,X 5 l , T 'S R , ' fp, S ' 3 E . ins if f fbi l :ZA 'Z . 177 jf' ,M 1' 1 ANSTIN STEADMAN Dallas, Texas GLEN W. STOVALL New Salem, Texas MARY JANE STRONG Springhill, Louisiana BOBBYE TALLEY Springhill, Louisiana rf l ,tc , . . .R wk, 1 , 51 ? E A Q A Ll tl: ii A 'L ' 7. . , H , -if-Mr ., 495k ,ill sw-ev -Max . ' All A E A A ff ,Q 54 X, I Ui , if gs r ff J. D. THOMPSON Lamesa, Texas LMA THOMPSON Lamesa, Texas SUE TURNER Anson, Texas W. R. UPTON F rt Worth, Texas I A 53054655 ind! MW WK JO USSERY Little Rock, Arkansas BEATRKZE WILLEY f Nederland, Texas Not pictured: MAX N. WALTERS Laurel, Mississippi JAMES COURTNEY Wynnewood, Oklahoma CLAUDE MCCLURE Dallas, Texas S. M. STANLEY Nacogdoches, Texas HARVEY WILLIAMS Laurel, Mississippi NORVIL WlLLlAMS Beckville, Texas WALTER A. WOOD, JR. Artesia, New Mexico PEGGY LOLLAR Tyler, Texas 'W sn- ' Q ,Ani Am 2' DR. W. J. DORMAN Sponsor Seminarians Club JOHN W. ELLIOTT Corsicana, Texas Candidate for B. D. Ministerial Al- liancef Sponsor, Heart of Texas Clubg Sponsor, Student Associa- tion. EBER HAYNES Springhill, Louisiana Candidate for Th. B. Ministerial Alliance. S. B. OWEN Waxahachie, Texas Candidate for Th. B. Minis terial Allianceg Veteran' Club. CLYDE JOHNSON Myrtle Springs, Texas Candidate for Th. B. Vereran's Club, Ministerial Alliance. GENE J. MCCANN Ccrsicana, Texas Candidate for Th. B. Ministerial Alliance. Not Pictured: JOE HALLMARK Jacksonville, Texas Candidate for Th. B. l -32-ia..5 JIM WEBBER Little Rock, Arkansas Candidate for B. D. .A......- .,,, ..- ,-..... Da an 7 Students enrolled in the two-year iilf l f - K '5 Theological course which has no edu- cation prerequisites. H. M. BOX Lamesa, Texas NORMAN BURKS Crockett, Texas RADFORD S. BEAN Potosi, Missouri JOHN SHEARER Carthage, Texas ELBERT SIPES Beckville, Texas 1 if!! ,I ri C. V. THOMPSON Jacksonville, Texas C. B. WALKER Wiggins, Mississippi , ,m n Nl! 'f 'im ts? .5 ,. 2 t is A f' ls . as 1 A . ,al . Not pictured: MARVIN HARRISON Jacksonville, Texas CHARLES THOMPSON Laurel, Mississippi CHESTER DEASON Garland, Texas JOHN RIDLEY Garland, Texas LELAND CALLAWAY Little Rock, Arkansas MRS. JOHN ELLIOTT Fayetteville, Arkansas MRS. GENE J. McCANN Corsicana, Texas Students are classified as special or irregular if they carry less than twelve seminary hours classwork. ELMER SHULTZ St. Louis, Missouri ROYCE L, WILLIAMS Nacogdoches, Texas GENE WELCH Lubbock, Texas C. D. WALKER ..., ...... ............... , P resident MARY SIPES ,,..,v,...,.,,,.,,, ,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,, , S ecretary MARGARET BROUSSARD ........ Assistant Secretary JOE PEARSON .........sss.... ...Es V ice President BROUSSARD Port Arthur, Texas Junior VIRGINIA GUNNELS Henderson, Texas Junior 'T DAN HENDRIX Wells, Texas Senior J fuk gif slag FTM-M-ff FW' 4 . s 'X . H,. f 3-A , L MARY SIPES Beckville, Texas Senior L. G. SMITH San Angelo, Texas Junior GEORGE THREADGILL McHenry, Mississippi Junior C. D. WALKER Lubbock, Texas Senior x4 LAWRENCE LEDFORD Jacksonville, Texas Senior DAVID MORGAN Lubbock, Texas Senior JOE PEARSON Dallas, Texas Junior LEON SIKES Keltys, Texas Senior . ,X fa.: amz? NIGHT BIBLE CLASS This class, taught by Mrs. Boyd Crooks, meets each Thursday evening from seven until nine. The book of Ephesians was taught during the fall semester. As a text the class used HIS VERY OWN by Harrison. Regular college credit is given for the course. ' Members of the class include Maxine Andrews, Mrs. M. D. Arrington, Radford Bean, Betty Beaird, H. M. Box, Ruby Conley, Mrs. O. E. Howard, Mrs. S. N. Meador, Thelma Moses, Noragene Pruitt, Howard Sides, Mrs. C. V. Thompson, Mrs. A. K. Williams, Mrs. Harvey Williama, Dorothy Wright. 5 2 fa 5 . i f X . R W Lv , 'wg K H, as a, X x M - 5 X wif, 4 5 .-,' E 5 1,45 J ' 5 , rs 55 1 ! i ' az 115 .. If , A , vpgggfis ' ff' rash, :. Q H ,. ,L.L , X A , W, . .F.M, Jawa - .Q ' 1-me wtf 3 I. OFFICERS of THE STUDENT EE V an or i I 3 is WNV WMI, ASSOCIATION Harold Burns--,i. ....,,...,,.....,,...... C .....,..,.,,. President Syble Barnett .....,,,, Charles McDaniel ,,,,,,, Lorene Coleman-, ,... -------------v,-Secreta ry ---,---Vice President ---------,-,,------Reporter Dan Moore ....,,,,.,. ...... 2 nd Vice President Joyce Perry ...,..,,..-.,,,, ......,, A ssisfant Secretary Morris Kennedy eA.,.... .......,,............ T reasurer W. B. Crooks John M. Elliott ......... --.----Counselors The Student Association is the medium between the student body and the ad- ministration. The officers of the association counsel with the administration in planning various activities. I re cg 4 sa- I N ,I so 2, - as pg A V... QA .V is Q MIRROR STAFF First row: Margaret Broussard, feature editor, Pat Samford, society editor, Mary' Sipes, typist, Jack Bloxom, editor. Second row: Jack Wages, sponsor, Charles McDaniel, advertising manager, Tru- man Jones, art editor, Verdis Keller, associate editor, Raymond Schlachlin, sports editor, David Morgan, assistant advertising manager, James Anderson, literary editor, Leland Callaway, assistant business manager, and Austin Stedman, busi- ness manager. g To the staff of the COLLEGE MIRROR goes the task of preparing and publish- ing the monthly edition of the school paper. They are ever alert for any item of news that will be of interest to the student-body and are diligent in preparing and presenting it in a readable manner. Students with iournalism experience usually find a position on the staff of the COLLEGE MIRROR. ist? -Q MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE Front row: Hodges, Elliott, Wood, Kennedy, Burns, Holi- field, Burks, Kellar, Hedge. Second row: Schalchlin, Moore, D. Pruitt, J. Jones, P. Rob- inson, Rogers, Henry, Goss, Shearer, Harrison, McClure. Third row: Rea, Box, Anderson, Threadgill, Dorman, Pearson, Gobson, Owen, Sipes. Fourth row: Stovall, C. Johnson, W. Smith Steadman, C. Rob- inson, L. G. Smith, B. Moore. l OFFlCERS-James Anderson, Secretary- Treasurer, Jack Bloxom, Vice President J. D. Judson, President. 'S MISSION BAND First row: Lacy, Rogers, McDaniel, Wood, Adams, Wages. Second row: Singleton, Sipes, Anderson, Talley, Robinson, Robinson. Third row: Smith, Barnett, Brewer, Broussard, Samford, Coleman. Fourth row: Perry, Ashley, Laningham, Willey, Pruitt, Anderson. Fifth row: Reed, Pearson, Kennedy, Moore, Henry, Smith, Hinkle. - '-it M, - f fwm- -f Z- M- W . .- .... N.. My .-uw. - , L3 .azz W 1' if 5' f' ..,.. , Y ,... ,..,, .,,.,. , ., - , , IIMIWIM ill al M lldiilv bwiileliiil V512 03 Mwvrfwwa -vumvme-s annum If swam his mane I fi -aqui lr Q i . ,M WW. ,,,,pV ,. A+-. .M OFFICERS-W. C. Lacy, Sponsor, Charles Pruitt, Vice President, Vall Hinkle, Cor- responding Secretary, Orland Wages Sponsor, Pat Samford, Treasurer, Vir- ginia Anderson, Recording Secretary Don Reed, President, James Rogers Reporter, Qnot picturedj. - Q . . . M .. . ..A. .,,,,.. W1 M -M f- M.. fy, ,Pi two? ,K x.. I I 2 V , Q' it Q, Q ...fff1 'f 'i. 'il' was :MSM r- ,misi fb.. VETERANS' CLUB Front row: H. M. Box, Donald Pruitt, Stanley Beaird, Walter Wood, Milton Wright. Second row: W. J. Dorman, Nolan Sumner, Bill Moore, Charles Pruitt. Third row: S. B. Owen, Vall Hinkle, J. D. Hudson, Len Gibson. OFFICERS-Nolan Sumner, Secretary- Treasurer, S. T. Sullivan, President, Vern Holifield, Reporter. 4.33, i we 5 a 3 3 fl agua- 5 'SVYQ S, JS, if f my ff Y' ARKANSAS CLUB First row: Martha Jones, Jo Ussery, Pat Elliott, Carolyn Jones, Mary Jane Strong. ' Second row: Raymond Schalchlin, Willie Fay Smith, Leland Callaway, Morris Kennedy, C. E. Banks. OFFICERS-Morris Kennedy, Vice Presi- dent, Martha Jones, Reporter, Ray- mond Schalchlin, President, Mary Jane Strong, Secretary-Treasurer, fnot picturedl. . , .'g.?,,i,,,v. . . ., , . , ,, ,.,,.g-5 , , . ' f V .. V f 5. , , .fs : if- i . . . Q 5 55 li 'P my 5, xt M, V 'fwfr PLAINSMAN CLUB Front row: Wendell Welch, Virginia Anderson, Syble Bar- nett, Maurine Brewer, Sue Turner, Mrs. Crooks, Sue Middle- ton, Walter Wood. Second row: J. D. Hudson, Donald Pruitt, Bill Moore, Charles Pruitt, W. B. Crooks, H. M. Box. Third row: Lee Adams, Don Reed, C. D. Walker, David Mor- gan, Stanley Beaird, C. V. Thompson, Clifton Jones. .1- ' . V, , XA' . Vg VJ, . . 4 , i,-' ff, , ' OFFICERS-Clifton J o n e s, Reporter, Lee Adams, Vice President, Sue Mid- dleton, Secretary-Treasurer, D a v i d Morgan, President. V5 B . Z,A it nf' ,ox- Q',,pn1' 1, V,q ,Ay HEART of TEXAS CLUB Front row: Carl Rea, Harold Burns, Norvil Williams, Jack Bloxom, Charles McDaniel. Second row: Glen Stovall, Joe Dixon, Joe Pearson, Lorene Coleman, Mary Sipes, Bobbie Laningham, Jimmie Jones, Austin Steadman, John Elliott. Third row: W. R. Upton, Jimmy Henry, Dan Hendricks, Leon Sikes, Paul Robinson. lif' -' f'2'a v OFFICERS-John Elliott, Sponsor, Bob- bie Laningham, Secretary-Treasurer, Jimmie Jones, President, Leon Sikes, Vice President. 5, 1 5 Y .!gP 'F' is QA ri.. , at? 31 'S' 4Yw...4 i i 1 l 2' V..- MISSISSIPPI CLUB Front row: Milton Wright, Vern Holifield, George Threadgill, W. H. Hodges. Second row: S. T. Sullivan, Nolan Sumner, John Shearer. OFFlCERS-Nolan Sumner, President, 4 S. T. Sullivan, Vice President, W. H. Hodges, Sponsor. ,MMHWWW ,..,,,,wf , 1' Q 15451 : Q 1 , 1 as ,r ig V V 1' . sv l' -W, ., V V ' , Ai A, 1 .wgqv 1 , . - fx ,.., , Q , is 4' gsm ff . ' Q ..., E as ,Q .-..r - Ik k-,' T, 1 ii' ' S . V A W ' 4- JF' ff 34' La, Sw ,,,.,.,,,-We M Mw,,..wf' M,,,,i ,L,h is Hx D, is V, Ld W'-'e-ws--My MM GULF COAST CLUB Front row: Dan Moore, Margaret Broussard, Pat Samford, Beatrice Willey, Janice Singleton, James Rogers. OFFICERS-Janice Singleton, Secretary- Treasurer, Pat Samford, Vice President, James Rogers, President. ,M-1-vf CHAPEL CHOIR Front row: Virginia Welch, Margaret Broussard, Virginia Gunnels, Jo Ussery, Lorene Coleman, Joyce Perry, Betty Rea, Evelyn Bunn, Wendell Welch. Second row: Doris Ashley, Martha Jones, Mary Sipes, Bobbye Talley, Syble Barnett, Pat Samford. Third row: Lee Adams, Charles McDaniel, Charles Robinson, Paul Robinson, Norvill Williams. Fourth row: Len Gibson, Leland Callaway, Dan Moore, Don Reed, Lawrence Ledford. Not pictured: Carolyn Jones, Sue Middleton, Claude McClure, James Courtney. Charles McDaniel President Lee Adams Vice President Lorene Coleman Secretary Wendell Welch Director Mrs. Wendell Welch Accompanist Evelyn Bunn Business Manager Leland Callaway Librarian uqwmg1i u 'F' . . Q ew 1? ' 'ff W fi W fa ,gf ,Q 3 JW' ,, i '5 'i 1q.i..+ ,wx ANNUAL STAFF Front row: Jo Ussery, Typist, Sue Middleton, treasurer, Carolyn Jones, editor, Pat Elliott, assistant editor, John Elliott, sponsor. Second row: Truman Jones, art editor, Jimmie Jones, church ad. manager, Har- old Burns, business manager, Bobbye Talley, secretary, Don Reed, art editor. Not pictured: C. E. Banks, sponsor, Jack Bloxom, advertising manager, Vall Hinkle, photographer. WHEEL UF Fikfuumi? 'SP' H v . u L ,.z ,jf ry-x Reckmv? EIB: ,L T . H .CTOSSLF -, fs' 1 rf.'w v No kwpmo Ju S3 'L F9 ,fgciercz me 14 - fI'3,f : 0 U cn X f ..,,.., 4 M ,.. ,sv 'H-.A 1' 1 -L K EW W, W 1 ,ia L f 1 I - . S 1. 1 Q X 6 - 1' K f 0 M 4, ' ' 43 I . , , ga in ' T X C ik W 4 25, X X4 4: E . 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W f fm., ,WW K , I , ,dlfW,.,,iw,..,N'M.t ' ' it N ' W, ..,,. 1 'M A VW, ,W , P, . . ,,,,,V,M,swWMMWWf ' , A , VV I ,, L.,. Q 7 - 5 -ii.. fmlla' f. AV ,M .,,fM, 'AXL mWmWW.,-,,,E, K W' 1 .,.,. , ,,.. v f,,,m-vw-'f W , ,fi J IA. N' 2 fi?-S? 0 e .,,V ' e 0 X nw A Vw, wx . . , l J! f I :wanted LAJUANA RENSHAW JACK BLOXOM -an A 1 ,.,L. aj . - :S 7.1 5 A 2 ,g,A 43? wh ,rm . M 3' Q 'v-wap, , i , . Q' 1 'Q li 3, 1 ' ea AUSTIN STEADMAN DORTHY ROBERSON M4 W O , Q1 fa ,V ef' VJ , .ML . ff- pf' :ASVJQK ,H wh' ' 4 4 l953 JAGUAR BASKETBALL TEAM Front row Charles Robinson guard Paul Robinson, guard. Second row C E Banks Coach Norvil Williams, forward, Jimmie Henry, center, David Morgan, The 1952-53 basketball team deserves the admiration and thanks of the entire student body of J.B.C. Despite the fact that very little encouragement and support was given the team they were faithful in their practice and hustled in their games. Several men were lost during the course of the season. A schedule was played with principally independent teams. l desire to express my appreciation to each of the team members for their cooperation and participation in making our season what it was. Your school spirit was much better than that of most of the student body. C. E. BANKS DAVID MORGAN NORVIL WILLIAMS JIMMIE HENRY PAUL ROBWSON CHARLES ROBINSON aqpnsssoonnusltl SOMETHING TO CHEER ABOUT! When there was anything to cheer about you can depend on These Three to be there. The 1953 cheerleaders are from left to right: Carolyn Jones, Lo- rene Coleman, and Jo Ussery. Yea Purple! Yea Gold! Come on Jaguars! Let's go! i lt ,ij wwgskwn LOVE GAME! Another favorite sort for all was Ping- Pong. The ping-pong room in the gym was a busy place all year. Margaret Broussard, Mary Sipes, and Martha Jones show how its done with ball and racquet. N... x BASKETBALL The winter sport that kept the girls busy was the old peach-basket game called basketball. Here a game gets underway with a lump ball in the center circle. With encouragement from the side lines and whistle blasts from the refe- ree several hotly contested games were played during the girls' physical education classes. -Nl? -1: w 'Q' 'U-'lifts' , ayflhu 9 ., qi 0 , 4' Li D .rd- TENNIS When school opens in the Fall, you can hear: Ready? Serve, Five love. Lorene, Jo, and Carolyn display the techniques of lawn tennis. VOLLEYBALL . A fall activity that was popular in the physical education program was vol- leyball. This sport was enioyed by both boys and girls with several closely con- tested games being played. The girls re-enact a typical scene. T PING-PONG CHAMPIONS ln the Fall Ping-Pong tournament Val Hinkle was champion in the consola- tion bracket, Austin Stedman was runner-up to the champion, and Milton Wright was the school champ. They are pictured here left to right. , 'M INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CHAMPS Coach C. E. Banks is shown awarding individual trophies to the undefeated intramural touch football team com- posed of Captain David Morgan, Aus- tin Stedman, Benny Goss, George Threadgill, and Raymond Schalchlin. Not shown are Len E. Gibson and Lawrence Stewart. BASKETBALL IN P.E. These are some of the stalwarts who dared to step on the floor for a friendly game of basketball during the physical education classes for men. It looks like it might be easy to make one from up here! 'Sqn .L N...-v,. ..-f , f 7i'A2f QxJx:dv'q.3 ' f1j'v-Xffs7'x's..'4a-Nw x 'g-Q 7 Magix., t -.fx 'WS-'lffkv-'?v '1 6' MQ, I ,sm -'x A9 ww 1 Xoiwtnvlnn YL 5 p nv' fwzflpxjfi s laik waLer Ww2:w M'W'fs 1 if 1 1' f . bij fx We-.ff -,ww X, '1 ' 1542? iff' 5-' v ?WW :A A 5 2 iii' gif? -gm? ekaiafli ifQW.'5fi ,. AMX, fret- J.2,'C5f'o Q' fm' ' , :si :raze- ,N vfwiQSi, f H, 5 i, , f , if . ,A-X-Smidvf . 'I Nz ,Q ' i . - Q b . , -,1iEr,P'f5 g f. ,. vw i K bi . 1 ,,,, , X 2 . . A 51. 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