Jones County Agricultural High School - Radionian Yearbook (Ellisville, MS)

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First Row: Lee Goodson. Clayton lloykin. Paul Graham. Rayford Morgan, lien Chancellor, Emmitt Har- vey. Second Row: Alton Sims, Lois Jones. Hlsel Mrfurty, Henry liuvklew. Carolyn lingers, Maxine Tay- lor. Mabel Meadows. linhliie Faye Fo ter. llille Rriy Foster. Third Row: Bobbie Nell Bailey. Florence King, Nunnie Lois Maddox, Ruby Lee VValter1, Gladys Owens. Catherine Ulmer, Helen Thames. Helen Clark, Beatrice Hill. Fourth Low: Max:'2.e Sorey. Audrey Lindley. Charles Keys, Edna Earl Walters, Wil- lie Mae Roberts, Esther Craig, Fred Told, Miss Bettie Ridgway, Charlestine Overland, Lee Etta Wulley. The Religious Education Club was organized in 1936, The purpose is three- fold: to encourage personal religious development: to encourage members to work in local churches, to learn more of national and international reli- gious organizations. Those serving as officers during the year are Charles Keys, Henry Bucklew, Emmitt Harvey, President, Curtis Houston, Lee Goodson, Carolyn Rogers, Vice-Presidentg Lois Jones, Carolyn Rogers, Mrs. David Thames, Secretaryg and Lee Goodson, Billy Rae Foster, Charles Keys, Reporter. Miss Bettie Ridgway, sponsor. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CIUB

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THE 4-ll CLUBS In Junior High there are 33 girls and 48 boys enrolled in 4-H club work. The general livestock judging team in the boys' club represented Jones County at the state contest at State College last summer. Mary Jo Morgan in the girls' club Won a trip to Chicago. Girls: Margaret Adcuck, Sidnie A. Balch, Bonnie Jean Beech. Geraldine Beech. Mary Nell Chancellor. Lo- rene Holliman, Lucy G. Howell, Maggie Rea Kitchens, Dorothy Laird, Earline Moore, Alma Sander- son, Pauline Stennett, Neva Rae Touchstone, Grace Walters. Wilda Gay VValters. Boys: Carlton Balch. George llaygents. H. VV. Boykin. Jr.. Rothell Chancellor, James Edward Cheeks, M. L. Dunna- gin, Jr., Joe lflllzey, Willie Ward Everett. Mallard Halston, Tommy Herrington, J. L. Huff, Douglass Lewis. R. H. Lewis. Jr., Seaborn Odom, W. T. Pear son. Roy Powell, Billie Ray. Vondell Reid, Edward Reid. Charles Richards, Jack Robertson, Otis E. Rob ertsnn. Earl Strickland, Franklin Stringer, George W, Tisdale, Jr., Charles Trest, Edsel Wood. fs.e:,2vMf ':.':.,swBS EEDOM

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WESLEY FOUNDATION The Wesley Foundation is an organization for ministering to the needs of students on state college campuses. It was begun in our school in 1940 by Rev. J. D. Slay, the pastor of the community Methodist church. The coun- cil, made up of the officers, meets weekly and plans the activities for the group. These activities include worship, World friendship, community serv- ice, and recreation. First Row: Ina Lee Mason, Ouirla Je:-in Gilbert, Marjorie Ball, Patti Latham, Louise Brewer, Allie Iva Pugh, Opal Read, Sue Mulwndon. Second Row: Ray Mason, Clayton Boykin, Frances Graves. Edwina Iirown, Joyce liendimr, Elizabeth Lewis, Miss Mary Corley, Jeanette Shows, B. T. Williams. V 1