Mississippi Delta Community College - Retrospect Yearbook (Moorhead, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1949 volume:

Digitized by tlie Internet Arcliive in 2015 https : arch ive.org detai Is retrospect 1 949su nf 19 4 9 HBER,Wg Oy Qf LIFE AT Class Organization LOOKING AT SJC AS A GRADUATE Because he had, through his own enthusiasm, made this institution an outstanding center of learning and accomplishment, Because he is sincere and intelligent and is endowed with a definite interest in his students, Because our problems are his problems, and he is always willing and ready with a solution that will serve to further our interests so that we may, in the end, surge forward under his guidance, Because he has undertaken much to make our stay here pleasant and enjoyable. Because he is a sympathetic friend, and affable gentle- man, and an accomplished scholar and, Because he has endeared himself to us; We with affection and deepest respect dedicate this, the twentieth edition of the Retrospect to Mr. W. B. Horton. MR.W.BHORTDN MARY ELLA ANDERSON MRS. M. H. APPLEWHITE KATHERNINE BRAND JOHN BURNS MARY CROWLEY KERMIT DAVIS BARBARA ELY Commerce Voice and Glee Club Speech Commerce English Physical Education and Coach Spanish and English f page 11 retrospect moorhead Matron Girls ' Dormitory Dean of Women Physical Education MRS. J. O. GAMBRELL ;MRS. M. C. GRIFFIN ARGATHA HAMILTON |W. L. lACKSON, IR. toSEPH KELLUM IMRS. EMMIE KITTRELL Agriculture Chemistry Matron Boys ' Dormitory OUR FACULTY r □ UR CHARLES E. McBRIDE Band ELDON McPHERSON Director of Athletics Basketball Coach MIKE MIHALIC Social Science and Coach SARAH L. MILLER Home Economics SARAH C. OWENS English and French DOROTHY ALYNE RICE Education MARVIN A. RIGGS Registrar and Social Science CULTY MRS. VIRGINIA RIGGS Librarian NANNIE PEARL SCROGGINS Business Manager ALVA SELMAN Mathematics MARGARET SUMRALL Mathematics M. E. THARP Agriculture MRS. M. E. THARP Dietitian HERMAN A. THIGPIN Dean of Men, Biology OUR FACULTY MRS. WILLIAM TURNER Home Economics TROY B. WATKINS History MRS. TROY B. WATKINS Secretary to President REV. W. A. WAUGH Bible CLYDE E. WOOD Agriculture MRS. W. O. YEATES . Piano CLARENCE fflSE President 5BPHIM0RES CLASS OF ' 49 lack Bailey, Itte Bena; Wilson; Football 1-2; Dramatics 2; People are lonely ecause they build walls instead of bridges. Joe Baker, Cascilla; Lee; IRC 1; Souls of people know a good thing the linute the other fellows sees it. Charles Boyer, Indianola; Transfer from Mississippi State. Success depends pon backbone, not wishbone. Wayne Brown, Marks; Lee; IRC 1-2; V. Pres.; YMCA; Phi Theta Kappa, irtue is not left to stand alone. He who practices it will have neighbors. Bobby Jane Burchfield, Tomnolen; Wilson; IRC 1-2; YMCA, 1; Petals Staff 1; eauty possessed with working ability will always reap a bountiful harvest. James Carpenter, Evergreen, Ala.; Wilson; Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2; The orse the carpenter the more the chips. Jessie Crawford, Pittsboro; My motto is contented with little yet wishing for lore. William Dickson, Shaw; Transfer from Mississippi State; Lee; Ag Club; ennis; Curiosity is the beginning of useful knowledge. Edward Dobrowolski, New Haven, Conn.; Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Best thlete 1; IRC V. Pres. 1-2; V. Pres. Class 2; S Club 1-2; I have learned by xperience that friendship is a plant that must be watered and nursed or it ithers. Arvah Embry, Doddsville; Wilson; YWCA 1; Sec. 2; IRC 1-2; BSU V. Pres. I; res. 2; Ideals are like stars — we never reach them, but like mariners on the ;a, we chart our course by them. CLASS OF ' 49 Issac Gardner, Morgan City; Simplicity and tirmness, he recognizes his goals and pursues them. George Green, Moorhead; IRC 1-2; Wilson; Baseball 1; Better to be small and shine than to be large and cast a shadow. Bud Grisham, Baldwyn; Wilson; Basketball 1-2; YMCA 1-2; IRC 1-2; The world is a mirror, smile at it and it will shine back at you. Jack Grissette, Uriah, Ala.; Wilson; Chorus 1; IRC 2; Petal Staff 1; Dramatics 2, Pres. 2; S Club Sec. 2; Baseball 1-2; Football Mgr. 2; It ' s just as well to forget your old troubles because there are more coming. Herbert Hargett, Golden; Lee; Basketball 1-2; All State 1; Phi Theta Kappa 2; FTA 2; V. Pres. 2; S Club V. Pres. 2; A good worker gains success. Clarence Hise, Chickamauga, Georgia; Lee; Phi Theta 1-2; Pres. 2; S Club; Annual Staff 1-2; V. Pres. Dramatics I; Class Pres 2; MYF Pres. 1-2; YMCA 1; Religious Council 1; Ordinary people merely think of how they use their time; a man of talent tries to use it. Ann Holland, Sunflower; Wilson; Phi Theta Kappa Vice-Pres. 2; Petal Staff 1-2; Bus. Mgr. 2; YMCA 1-2; When love and skill work together expect a masterpiece. Bobby Hooker, Greenville; S Club I; Baseball 1; IRC 1-2; Wilson; Life is far too important a thing to talk seriously about. Cecil Kimbrell, Embry; Sunflower Petals 1-2; IRC 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; The wise carry their knowledge as they do their watches, not for display but for their own use. Patsy Kimbrell, Wilson, Basketball 1-2; YWCA 1-2; Dramatics 1-2; B.S.U. 1-2; House Pres. 2; Those who are the happiest are those who do the most for others. CLASS OF ' 49 Ira Lane, Cascilla; IRC I, 2; YMCA 2; Phi Theta Kappa I, 2, Sec. 2; Religious Council 2, Chairman; A truth is best stated if the bearer is left with the feeling that he could have told it equally well. Francis Liberatore, Mckees Rock, Pa.; Football 2; The great pleasure of life is doing what people say cannot be done. George Lipe, Grenada; Football 1, 2; Dramatics 2; S-Club; Man is the only animal that blushes, or needs to. James Robert Love, Indianola; Annual Staff I, Bus. Mgr.; Cheer Leader 1; Petal Staff 2; One common faith we both must prove; you die with envy, I with love. Leamon Malone, Marietta; MYF I, 2; Wilson 1, 2; Good temper is an estate for life. Earl Ray Mann, Columbus; Track 1; Wilson 1, 2; Now let me tell one. Wilfred Miley, Indianola; Football 1, 2; Co-Captain 2; Baseball 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; S-Club 1, 2; Lee Society 1, 2; Men should press forward, in fame ' s glorious chase. Sarah Love Miller, West Point; YWCA 1, 2; IRC 1, 2; Reporter 1; Petal Staff 1; Lee. The wise woman doesn ' t tell what she does, but never does what cannot be told. Roy Mitchell, Shaw; Ag Club 1, 2; No man who is always in a hurry is quite civilized. James A. Moore, Anguilla; Track 1, 2; Lee; FTA 1, 2, Pres. 2; Ag Club 2, Program Chairman 2; S-Club 1; May it be that I may desire more than I can accomplish. c, CLASS OF ' 49 Willie McMinn, Itta Bena; Chorus 1; Social V. Pres. BSU 1; YMCA 2; Reporter 2; FTA 2; Petal Staff 2; Annual Staff 2; Music Director BSU 2; Hew- ever far a man goes, he must start from hi s own front door. Wayne Organ, Holcomb; IRC 1-2; Lee 1-2; YMCA 1-2; You will never develop eye trouble by looking at the bright side of life. Sam Parker, Pittsboro; Wilson Society; IRC 1-2;- S Club 2; Basketball 1-2; Work does more than get us our living, it gets us our life. June Tennis Parks, Drew; Cheer leader 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Dramatics 1-2; FTA 1-2; YWCA 1-2; Paper Staff 1-2; Wilson; The real aim of life is not knowledge but action. Fred Dee Pennington, Starkville; Football 2; Chorus 2; Pres. of Ag Club 2; S Club 2; Annual Staff 2; FTA 2; Transfer from Mississippi State; Taste is the tact of the mind. John O. Powell, Jr., Louise; YMCA, Ag. Club; A guiet personality, a friendly smile, a grand guy. Robert James Pruitt, Greenville; Football 1-2; Band 2; Chorus 1-2; YMCA 2; Baseball 2; To those who would give advice the best advice that I know is if you can ' t be kind, be quiet. Agnew Safeley, Rome; Lee; IRC 1-2; Simplicity is an exact medium between too little and too much, Virginia Sanders, Sunflower; Lee; IRC 1; Religious Council 1; BSU 1; Sec. 1; YWCA Pres. 2; V. Pres. 1; Editor Petals 2; Feature Editor Petals 1; That which is striking and beautiful is not always good, but that which is good is always beautiful. James Seaiy, Drew; Lee; Football 1-2; IRC 1-2; One man with courage is a majority. Oneda Smith, Doddsville; Wilson; YWCA 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Cheer leader 2; Dramatics 2; V. Pres. 2; Petal Staff 2; Being a woman is a terribly easy task since it consists principally in dealing with men. CLASS OF 49 Robert Lee Smithhart, Indianola; YMCA; IRC; A man of hope and forward looking mind. Oran D, Spratlin, Grenada; Chorus; Band; Voice; Football; Tennis; Nobody- aver does his best; that is why we all have so good a chance to do better. Guy Taylor, Isola; YMCA 2; IRC 2; I have a heart with room for every joy. Alfred Treadway, Marianna, Ark.; Chorus 2; IRC 2; If people did as much as they said they did, there would be no time to talk about it. Martha E. Turner, Inverness; Transfer from Delta State; A little stone often upsets a big cart. William Turner, Doddsville; Ag Club 1, 2; Sec. 2; Parliamentarian for FTA; Petals Staff; Annual Staff; Lee; IRC, 2; It is a luxury to see people happy. William Upchurch, Midnight; YMCA; A pleasing smile with a cheerful background. Stanley Viner, Moorhead; Annual Staff 1 2; Petals Staff, 2; YMCA 1, 2, Pres. 2; IRC 1, 2; BSU 1, 2; Track I; I am not one of those who do not believe in love at first sight, but I believe in taking a second look. Bobby Ward, Indianola; YMCA 2, Treas; IRC 2; Football I, 2; S-Club; Soph Class Treas.; Fresh Class Treas.; Lee; He ' ll find a way. Eugene Webb, Itta Bena; Band 2; Chorus, 1, 2; YMCA 2; IRC 2; BSU 1, 2, Pres. 2; Wit is the salt of conversation not the food. Lloyd White, Guntown; YMCA 2; IRC 2; Basketball; Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Odis Wilkinson, Yazoo City; S-Club; IRC 2; Football 1; Baseball 1; Lee; I hope I shall have leisure to make good. t CLASS OF ' 50 Dorothy Anderson, Sunflower; Chorus; FTA; YWCA, Treas.; Girl ' s Ensemble; Petal Staff Donnie Andrews, Hollandale, Football; S-Club J. B. Belts, Indianola; Ag Club; Chorus Jimmie Bingham, Graysport; Boys Quartette; Petal Staff lohn Blain, Greenwood; Bus. Mgr. Annual; Petal Staff; Band; Tenni s; Quartette; Chorus Miss. State Transfer R. A. Boland, Grenada YMCA; Baseball Sarah Ruth Boucher, Eupora; Basketball; FTA; Chorus; BSU Council Melvin Breakiron, Uniontown, Pa.; FTA John Brewer, Uniontown, Pa.; Football; YMCA; Chorus; S-Cliub Joe Tom Brov n, Moorhead; IRC; Baseball Christine Buckner, Sunflower; YWCA; Chorus; Girl ' s Ensemble; FTA; Petal Stafi Bonita Buford, Sunflower; Basketball; Dramatics; Petal Staff; Band Majorette Jack B.utts, Blaine Billy Carpenter, Moorhead; Assoc. Ed. Annual; V-Pres. Freshman Class; Football CLASS OF ' 50 Truman Carr, Morgan City; YMCA Hugh Chambliss, Clarksdale; Football 1, 2; S-Club Ralph Clanton, Walthall; Football; Basketball Murray Collum, Greenwood; Football; S-Club; Chorus; Ag. Club Sammy Buck Cooper, Shaw Barbara Ellen Cox, Blaine; YWCA, Annual Staff Dell Crosthwait, Cascilla; Dramatics; YMCA Charlene Donahoe, Clarksdale; Cheer leader; YMCA Howell Dupuy, Pettit; Football; YMCA Jimmy Edwards, Sunflower Alexander Hansford Evans, Baird Lynn Francisco, Kingsport, Tenn.; Football; Basketball- Dramatics; YMCA Lloyd Freely, Calhoun City; Ag. Club Eddie Ruth Gary, Eupora; YMCA; Petal Staff; Chorus; Basketball CLASS OF ' 50 Ralph Gilstrap, lacksonville, Fla.; Football; Basketball- Chorus Charles Griffin, North Port, Ala.; Football; Basketball; IRC Margaret Haile, Sunflower; Chorus; YWCA; Band; Sec. BSU; Petal Staff Charles Harris, Clarksdale; Dramatics; Football; Chorus; Track; Tennis Thomas Harris, Wayside; Football; IRC Mary Ann Heflin, Baldwyn; YWCA; Dramatics; Petal Staff; Annual Staff Gladys Horis, Ruleville; 4-H Club; Chorus; Petal Staff Stuart Hough, Indianola; Petals Staff Wadfur Isom, Sunflower; Dramatics; YWCA Doyle James, Pittsboro; YMCA Kathryn Kamp, Itta Bena; YWCA Sidney Killebrew, Graysport; YMCA Harris Kimbrell, Embry Evelyn Lewis, Rena Laura; Basketball CLASS OF ' 50 Mary Frances Linebarger, DoddsviUe; YWCA; Dramat- ics; BSU Council Lewis M. Malone, Coalina, Ala. James Gary Marquis, Clarksdale Edna Earl Middleton, Graceport Walter E. Milam, Charleston Clyde Lee Miller, Canton, N. C; Football Dudley B. Milton, Isola lames Dorris Montague, Greenwood Thomas Moore, Canton; Ag. Club; Basketball La Frances Morgan, Sunflower; Band; Dramatics Club Hershell . Murley, Baldwin; YMCA; Basketball Billy Jean McCarty, Itta Bena; YMCA; BSU Council E. K. McCormack, Jacksonville; Basketball; Football; IRC Carl McLean, Leflore CLASS OF ' 50 I Robert McMurtray, Indianola; Annual Staff; Petals Staff Elizabeth Neal, Lake Village, Ark.; BSU Council; YWCA; IRC; Religious Council Mary Earline Neal, Darlove; Dramatics Club; YWCA; Basketball; Petals Staff; Annual Staff Mildred Organ, Holcomb; Basketball; YWCA; MYF, IRC Murray Outlaw, Aberdeen; Football; YMCA Malcolm Owen, Bethany; YMCA; Basketball Billy Owens, Golden; Basketball; YMCA; FTA Mozelle Parker, Sunflower; FTA; Chorus; Girls Ensem- ble; YWCA; Petals Staff Wayne Parks, Baldwyn; YMCA; Basketball Edward Pollock, Smithfield, Pa.; Football Dorothy Poole, Indianola; Dramatics; IRC; Cheer lead- er; YWCA; Petals Staff, ' Basketball Dorral Poole, Indianola; Basketball; YWCA. Robert Pratt, Inverness; Basketball; Football; S-Club; Ag Club Mitchell Putt, Baldwyn; YMCA; Basketball CLASS OF 50 Owen Ray, Hackberry, Ala.; Football; YMCA James Reed, Louise; YMCA Ro Ann Riddell, Moorhead; Band; Sec. Student Council Comm.; Chorus; Girls Ensemble; Annual Staff; FTA; BSU council; Sec. Fresh Class Sam Riddell, Moorhead Ag. Club; FTA; Football Gordon Sanders, Sunflower; YMCA Kathryn Simmons, Doddsville; YWCA; Cheer leader; Dramatics; Petals Staff Frank Simmons, Greenwood; Petals Staff; YMCA; Chorus Edward Skeen, Blaine; YMCA Tom Smith, Tupelo; YMCA, V-Pres.; Pres. Class; Football; Dramatics William Isaac Smithhart, Indianola; YMCA William Leroy Smithhart, Indianola; YMCA Annie Mae Stewart, Lodi; Editor Annual; Cheer leader; Assoc. Ed. Petals; Basketball; IRC; YWCA; Dramatics; Sec. Jr. Col. Press Assn. Nat Troutt, Charleston; Football Bill Troutt, Charleston 1 nr CLASS OF ' 50 William ' Wardlaw, Baldwyn; YMCA; Basketball Lawrence (Buddy) Webb, Clarksdale; Football Thomas Edward Webb, Ainory; YMCA; Program Chair- man Earl M. Weddle Jr., Starkville; Transfer from Mississippi State; Football C. B. Weeks, Eupora; YMCA; Basketball Ottie Lee Westbrook, Buena Vista; Basketball; YWCA; Dramatics Herman White, Cleveland; Ag Club Hettie Jo Williams, Moorhead; YWCA Charles D. Wilson Jr., Indianola; Football; S Club Mitchell Dale Woods, Morgan City; Football; Dramatics Club William Russell Yarbrough, Eupora; Football, Drama- tics Club Tt MARY ANN PARTRIDGE V-President SENIOR CLASS Betty Ann Adams, Y-Teens, 3, 4, Chorus, 3, 4; Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Humberto Arriago. Hi-Y 2; Band 4, Philo-Olympians 1; A man is but v hat he knowth Ruben Arriago. Band 4; Basketball 4; Hi-Y 2, Philo- Olympians 1; What we do not understand we do not possess. Alma Boyer. Chorus 1, 3, 4; Y-Teens 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Athenian 1, 2; Youth is too hasty for works. Mary Lynn Catledge. Ensemble 4; Chorus 1, 4; Y-Teens 1; Tennis 1; Retro- spect 3, 4; Band 1, 3, 4; Philo 1; Honor Society 3, 4; The price of wisdom is above rubies. Helen Ellis. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Y-Teens 4; Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Kelly Ellis, Jr. Band 1, 3, 4; FFA 1, 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 3; Philo 1; How wise are they that are but fools in love! Bob Graham. Hi-Y 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Athenian 1, 2; On the sports field, a bruiser; Bobby never v as a loser. Dixie Ann Hervey. Y-Teens 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Petals Staff 1, 2; Ensemble 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Athenian 2, 3; And the voice of an angel was heard. Charles Hesske. Football 4; Basketball 4; The stronger always succeeds. Martha Mae Holland. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Fine Arts 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Athenian; A smile to warm the hearts of millions. Mary Anne Partridge. Chorus 2; Band Majorette 3, 4; Petals Staff 4; Vice- Pres. Senior Class; Philo 2; Blonde hair and blue eyes; how can she lose? SENIOR CLASS Nannie Phillips. Y-Teens 4; 4-H Club 3; Silence gives consent Deveda Jane Pierce. Band 4; Dramatics 4; Blushing is the color of virtue Helen Marie Poe. Chorus 1, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2; Dramatics 2; Ensemble 3, 4; Band Majorette 4; Basketball 2, 3; Philo 1, 2; 1 am not what I once was Williard Roberts. Hi-Y 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Athenian 1, 2; To live in hearts what we leave behind is not to die James Shaw. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Alt Capt .4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who 1, 3; Honor Society, 3, 4; Religious Council 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Petals Staff 3, 4; Philo 1, 2; Sec-Treas. Senior Class; S-Club 4; Pres 4; Born for success, he seemed with grace to win Anne Morrow Smith. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; S-Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Athenian 1, 2; Water continually dropping will wear hard rocks hollow Billy Taylor. Hi-Y 3; 4-H Club 1, 2; Pres 1; Basketball 1; FFA 1, 2; Pres 2; Band 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Athenian 1, 2; Come, give us a taste of your quality. Betty Jo Tharp. Band 1, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 3; Y-Teens 1; Annual Staff 1, 3, 4; Petals Staff 3; V-Pres. Fresh Class; Pres. Senior Class; Honor Society 3, 4; Philo 1. Many strokes overthrow the tallest oaks. Wesley Leon Upchurch. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4; V-Pres. Junior Class; FFA 1, 2; Pleasures are ever in our hands or eyes. Jean Walters. Chorus 2; Band Majorette 3, 4; Pres. Junior Class; Philo 2; Beauty is the lover ' s Gift. John E. Ward. The mirror of all courtesy. JUNIORS lams, Charles nkston, Daphne tts, Joyce jisman, EUzabeth rrish, James )rentino, Hernando nison, Curtis, les, Georoe ilgore, Louise imbriel, James bng, Margaret lullen, Edgar atterson, Dallon oberts, Charles oberts, Walter ussell, Patsy ihaw, Paul smith, David ' mith, Leslie Yhite, Carrol SAHS FRESHMAN CLASS Row 1 Adams A rant Bennett Row 2 Bobadilla Bowers Caidron Cave Chamblee Chandler Clanton Row 3 Qower Coleman Crisman Donahow Downs Faircloth Farish Row 4 Fung Gober Hancock Henley Jeffries Jones Kelly Row 5 Kelly Koenig Koenig Ling McDUl McGowan Parker Row 6 Phelps Pullen Reid Roberts Russell Russell Row 7 Sanders Slaughter Sledge Smith Snell Taylor Row 8 Thompson Ware Williams Williams Williams Woodruff Woods THE SUNFLOWER PETALS, which appears every- other Wednesday, func- tions as a recorder of events in the high school and college, it strives also to present the thinking opinions of faculty and students. Its policy is to improve the school. SARAH OWENS, Sponsor VIRGINIA SANDERS V ANNIE MAE STEWART GLADYS HORIS ROBERT McMURTRAY DAVIS SMITH , MOZELLE PARKER HUBERT BLACKWELL S INA PEARL HILTON ANN HOLLAND JAMES ROBERT LOVE STANLEY VINER BILL TURNER lOHN BLAIN MISS SARAH OWENS O MARGARET SUMRALL, Sponso BUSINESS MANAGER ASSOCIATE MANAGER LITERARY EDITOR CLARENCE HISE ASSOCIATE EDITOR MARY CATLEDGE FEATURE EDITOR MARY HEFLIN ASSOCIATE EDITOR , JIMMY SHAW ORGANIZATION EDITOR JO ANN RIDDELL ASSOCIATE EDITOR LEON UPCHURCH PHOTOGRAPHERS JOHN BLAIN BILL TURNER, STANLEY VINER SNAPSHOT EDITOR STANLEY VINER ASSOCIATE EDITOR DELL CROSTHWAIT SPORTS EDITOR FRED PENNINGTON ASSOCIATE EDITOR DAVIS SMITH ART EDITOR ROBERT McMURTRAY - Pa , ASSOCIATE EDITOR HUBERT BLACKWELL ? t, ASSOCIATE EDITOR R. A. BOLAND ADVERTISING BOBBY WARD LA FRANCES MORGAN WILLIE McMINN PAUL ' SHAW BOBBY PRUITT SUBSCRIPTIONS EARLENE NEAL INA PEARL HILTON HELEN POE ED DOBROWOLSKI y-TEENS ALMA BOYER BETTY JEAN HENLEY VONTEECE SHERIFIELD BOBBY LANE PACE INA PEARL HITTON TRIBLEY SHERFIELD ANN ADAMS PATSY RUSSELL KATHY FITGERALD ALMYRA McDILL DOT CRISMAN HELEN ELLIS OFFICERS ANN ADAMS President BOBBY LANE PACE Vice President KATHY FITGERALD Secretary cS Treasurer COACH MacPHEARSON, Sponsor Marzene Mullen Jimmy Shaw- George Kelly Dalton Patterson Hubert Blackwell Curtis Jamison Coral White Charles Adams NOT SHOWN: Leon Upchurch Davis Smith Ronnie McGowan Turner Arant Kelly Fisackerlay Charles Roberts Billy Dodd Stanley Moser r V 1 First Row: Anderson, Boucher, Buckner, (Jox, Crosthwait, Embry, Gary Second Row: Heflm, Holland, Isom, Kamp, Kimbrell, Linebarger, McCorty Third Row: Middleton, Miller, Neal, Earline Neal, Organ, Parks, Parker, Poole Fourth Row: Poole, Sanders, Simmons, Smith, Stewart, Westbrook, Williams, Sumrall. Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS VIRGINIA SANDERS President MILLIE ORGAN Vice-President ARVAH EMBRY Secretary DOROTHY ANDERSON Treasurer MISS MARGARET SUMMRAL Sponsor The YWCA is a fellowship of Christian girls who are seeking to promote and encourage Christian living on the campus. This is done through a program centered around our Christian heritage, growth of persons, social responsibility and world relatedness. MEMBERS DOROTHY ANDERSON SARAH RUTH BOUCHER CHRISTINE BUCKNER BARBARA COX DELL CROSTHWAIT ARVAH EMBRY EDDIE RUTH GARY MARY ANN HEFLIN ANN HOLLAND WADFUR ISOM KATY KAMP PATSY KIMBRELL MARY F. LINEBARGER BILLY J. McCARTY EDNA E. MIDDLETON SARAH LOVE MILLER MILDRED ORGAN JUNE PARKS MOZELLE PARKER DORRAL POOLE DOROTHY POOLE VIRGINIA SANDERS KATHRYN SIMMONS ONEDA SMITH ANN STEWART OTTIE WESTBROOK HETTIE J. WILLIAMS First Row: Boland, Brewer, Brown, Carpenter, Ccrr, Dupuy, Edwards, Francisco, Grisham, Hargett. Second Row: Hough, James, Killebrew, Lane, McMinn, McCormack, Montague, Murley, Organ, Outlaw Third Row: M. Owen, B. Owens, Parks, Powell, Pruitt, Putt, Reed, Sanders, Simmons, Skeen. Fourth Row: Smith, Bill Smithhart, Bobby Smithhart, L. Smithhart, Taylor, Upchurch, Viner, Ward, Wardlaw, E. Webb Filth Row: T. Webb, Weeks, White, Watkins Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS STANLEY VINER President TOM SMITH Vice-President HERBERT HARGETT : Secretary BOBBY WARD Treasurer TROY B. WATKINS Sponsor MEMBERS R. A. BOLAND WILLIE McMINN EDWARD SKEEN JOHN BREWER E. K. McCORMACK TOM SMITH WAYNE BROWN JAMES MONTAGUE BILL SMITHHART BILLY CARPENTER HERSHEL MURLEY BOBBY SMITHHART TRUMAN CARR WAYNE ORGAN LEROY SMITHHART HOWELL DUPUY MURRAY OUTLAW GUY TAYLOR JIMMIE EDWARDS MALCOLM OWEN WILLIAM UPCHURCH LYNN FRANCISCO BILLY OWENS STANLEY VINER BUD GRISHAM WAYNE PARKS BOBBY WARD HERBERT HARGETT JOHN POWELL BUDDY WARDLAW STUART HOUGH BOBBY PRUITT EUGENE WEBB DOYLE JAMES MITCHELL PUTT THOMAS WEBB SIDNEY KILLEBREW JAMES REED C. B. WEEKS IRA LANE GORDON SANDERS LLOYD WHITE FRANK SIMMONS MR. McBRIDE Brass BroBs Clarinets Clarinets: Haile, Riddell, Tharp, Kirk, Rodgers, Cave, Pullen, K. Cave, Crismah, Kilgore, Moser, Russell, Reed, Long, Hancock, Chandler. Brass: Ellis, D. Adams, Ling, M. Adams, Cole- man, H. Adams, Thompson, Romine, Shaw, Cave, Keel, C. Taylor, B, Taylor, Spratling, Sledge, Fung, Arriaga, Jones, Ling, Williams. Saxophone and Mellophones: Parker, Farrish, Bennett, Cooper, Morgan, Burrus, Williams. Woodwind: Adams, Catledge, Frazier, Petrie, Koenig, Pierce, Webb, Percussion: Arriaga, T. Taylor, Blackwell, Wyatt, Blain. Majorettes: Jean Walters, Mary Ann Par- tridge, Bonita Buford, Helen Poe, Missye Woodwinds Lowe, Ann Dinwiddle, Noreene White, Third Row: Dorothy Poole, Dorral Poole, Simmons, Smith, Stewart, Westbrook, Williams, Brand D r a m a + i JACK GRISSETTE ONEDA SMITH EARLINE NEAL MISS KATHRYN BRAND JACK BAILEY BONITA BUFORD DELL CROSTHWAIT JACK GRISSETTE MARY ANN HEFLIN INA PEARL HILTON WADFUR ISOM PATSY KIMBRELL FRANCES LINEBARGER JACQUELINE LOWE LA FRANCES MORGAN JAMES MOORE OFFICERS MEMBERS c s President Vice-f resident Secretary Sponsor EARLINE NEAL MURRAY OUTLAW BOBBY LANE PACE JUNE PARKS DOROTHY POOLE DORRAL POOLE KATHRYN SIMMONS ONEDA SMITH ANN STEWART OTTIE LEE WESTBROOK HETTIE JO WILLIAMS 1 First Row: Embry, Hilton, Lane, Organ, Neal Second Row: Shaw, Ely. Religious Council OmCERS IRA LANE President ELIZABETH NEAL Vice-President MILLIE ORGAN Secretary MISS BARBARA ELY Sponsor MEMBERS ARVAH EMBRY MILLIE ORGAN INA PEARL HILTON JIMMY SHAW IRA LANE MISS ELY ELIZABETH NEAL First Row: Anderson, Boucher, Breakiron, Buckner, Hargett, Moore Second Row: McMinn, Ov ens, Parker, Parks, Pennington, Turner. Third Row: Riddell, J. Riddell, Rice F. T. A. OFFICERS JAMES MOORE President HERBERT HARGETT Vice-President JUNE PARKS Secretary MISS RICE Sponsor The FTA Chapter is not just another college club. It is designed to develop ideals and power in the lives of its members; to enrich the spirit of college life; to advance the interests of the teaching profes- sion; to promote the welfare of children; and to foster the education of all people. Every member of a college chapter of FTA is a junior member of the NEA and establishes a professional citizenship which he will wish to continue as long as he is a teacher. MEMBERS DOROTHY ANDERSON SARAH BOUCHER MELVIN BREAKIRON CHRISTINE BUCKNER HERBERT HARGETT JAMES MOORE WILLIE McMINN BILLY OWENS MOZELLE PARKER JUNE PARKS FRED PENNINGTON BILL TURNER SAM RIDDELL JO ANN RIDDELL First Row: J. Brown, W. Brown, Burchfield, Dobrowolski, Embry, Green, G rissette, Griffin, Hooker Second Row: Kimbrell, Lane, McLane, Miller, Milam, Neal, M. Organ, W. Organ, Powell. Third Row: Poole, Taylor, Troutt, Treadway, Stewart, Sealy, Upchurch, Viner, Ward. Fourth Row: E. Webb, T. Webb, White, Wilkinson, Parker, Yarbrough, Riggs. I. R. C. OFFICERS ELIZABETH NEAL President WAYNE BROWN Vice-President BOBBY lANE BURCHFIELD Secretary MARVIN A. RIGGS Sponsor The S. J. C. International Relations Club is one of many such organizations located throughout the world and is affiliated with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. MEMBERS JOE TOM BROWN CARL McLANE ANN STEWART WAYNE BROWN SARAH LOVE MILLER JAMES SEALY BOBBY BURCHFIELD ELDRIDGE MILAM WILLIAM UPCHURCH ED DOBROWOLSKI ELIZABETH NEAL STANLEY VINER ARVAH EMBRY MILDRED ORGAN BOBBY WARD GEORGE GREEN WAYNE ORGAN THOMAS WEBB JACK GRISSETTE JOHN POWELL GENE WEBB CHARLES GRIFFIN DOROTHY POOLE LLOYD WHITE BOBBY HOOKER GUY TAYLOR GDIS WILKINSON CECIL KIMBRELL WILLIAM TROUTT SAM PARKER IRA LANE ALFRED TREADWAY RUSSELL YARBROUGH c L U B From left to right: Andrews Bailey Brewer Carpenter Chambliss Collum Crawford Dobrowalski Gilstrap Griffin Grisham Grissette Hargette Hesske Hooker Lipe McCormack Miley Miller Moore Outlaw Pennington Pratt Pruitt Ray Riddell Smith Ward Webb Weddle Wilkinson Wilson Woods Not Pictured: Tolbert Rains ' ■ 4-4 I if; ( t - ilk s fe ' vS c , flivIMY SHAW President ANN SMITH LEON UPCHURCH V-President Sec. Treas. Humberto Arriaga Hubert Blackwell Billy Dodd Kelly Fisackerly Curtis Jamison Mary Jefferies Joyce Butts il ' .-:-:.v:-A Bobby Graham Stanley Moser Julia Clower Mane Isom Willard Roberts NOT PICTURED Buelah Bates Berniece Jones Warren Keel Billie Willi ams Billie lean McCarty Christine Buckner Elizabeth Neal The Baptist Student Union is a youth organiza- tion for Baptist college students. It is a link between the college and the local Baptist church. Every Baptist student is a potential member, becoming an active member by join- ing the local church or any unit organization sponsored by the B. S. U. Baptist Student Union OFTICERS President Arvah Embry 1st Vice-Pres. Sara Urth Boucher 2nd Vice-Pres Christine Buckner 3rd Vice-Pres Elizabeth Neal Secretary Margaret Haile Music Director Billie Jean McCarty Publicity Director J. B. Betts Sunday School Rep Mary Ann Heflin Training Union Rep Eugene Webb Student Secretary Nell Magee Margaret Haile J. B. Betts Eugene Webb Mary Ann Heflin ' ' dli ill ' h A First Row: Betts, Bingham, CoUum, Copper, Dickson, Evans Second Row: Freeley, Gardener, Milton, ]. Moore, D. Moore, Pennington Third Row: Riddell, Turner, White, Tharp SUNFLOWER AGRICULTURE CLUB OFFICERS FRED PENNINGTON President SAM RIDDELL Vice-President BILL TURNER Secretary MELVIN THARP Sponsor MEMBERS J. B. Betts lames Bingham Murry Collum Sam Cooper Bill Dickson Hanson Evans Lloyd Freeley Isaac Gardener Dudley Milton James Moore Oree Moore Fred Pennington Sam Riddell Bill Turner Herman White First Row: Margaret Haile, Betty Jean Riddell, Dorothy Anderson, Christine Buckner, Eddie Ruth Gary, Jo Ann Riddell, Mozelle Parker, Gladys Horis, Second Row: Mary Lynn Catledge, Helen Poe, Dixie Hervey, Sarah Anne Faircloth. Third Row: Gran Spratlin, Walt Roberts, Frank Simmons, J. B. Betts, Eugene Webb, Charles Harris, Bobby Pruitt, John Blain CHORUS Sopranos Gladys Horis Mozelle Parker Jo Ann Riddell Eddie R. Gary Christine Buckner Dorothy Anderson Dixie Hervey Sarah Ann Faircloth Altos Helen Poe Mary Lynn Catledge Margaret Haile Betty Jean Riddell Basses John Blain Bobby Pruitt Charles Harris Eugene Webb Donald Colbert Leslie Smith (not pictu: John Brewer Tenors J. B. Betts Frank Simmons Walt Roberts Gran Spratlin Left to right: (back row is listed first) Clarence Hise, Mrs. Hise, Curtis Jamerson, Devida Pierce, Rev. Waugh, Dorothy Pool, Leomon Malone, Darral Pool, Mrs. Waugh, Millie Organ, Carol White, Ottie Lee Westbrook, Mrs. Webb, Thomas Webb. The Wesley Foundation is the organization of the Methodist students of the school and community. Its purpose is to facilitate the religious activities of those students while attending college. The Wesley Foundation is affiliated with the Methodist Youth Fellowship of the State of Mississippi, and partici- pates in its entire program. CLARENCE HISE EVELYN COLE JEANELLE WEBB President Vice Pres. Sec.-Treas d tMik M .... . mm First Row: E. Donahoe, C. Smith, T. Arant, J, Parker, T. Sanders, E. Roberts, E. Williams, C. Romine, J. Kimbriel, H. Snell. Second Row: H. Henley, J. Parker, M. Adams, J. Delgrado, H. Adams, Ch. Sledge, C. Bennett, J. Coleman, W. Ware. Third Row: B. Williams, B. Dodd, A. McCarty, M. Mullen, C. Woods, W. Wyatt, P. Patterson, J. Farrish, K. Fisackerly, L. A. Marlm. OFFICERS BILLY DODD President KELLY FISACKERLY Secretary JAMES C. FARRISH ; Secretary BILLY C. WILLIAMS Treasurer MARZENE MULLENS Reporter JOHN S. PARKER Watch Dog t- B .i l H ' I OmCERS KELLY FISACKERLY President BILLY DODD Vice-President JUNE THOMPSON Secretary-Treasurer 4-H Club First Row: J. Thompson, K. Fisackerly, B. Dodd Second Row: T. Taylor, C. Bennett, M. Adams, B. Williams, M. Koenig, J. Farrish, J. Parker, C. Sledge, E. Donahoe Wayne Brown Ann Holland Ira Lone f Wilfred Miley Sarah Boucher Bill Carpenter Herbert Hargett Clarence Hise PHI THETA KAPPA ZETA ZETA CHAPTER The Phi Theta Kappa is a nationally affiliated honor society for Junior Colleges. The objects of the society are to promote scholarship, develop character, and cultivate leadership among the stu- dents of the Junior Colleges. OFFICERS CLARENCE HISE President ANN HOLLAND Vice-President IRA LANE Secretary WAYNE BROWN Treasurer MARGARET SUMRALL Sponsor Cecil Kimbriel Robert McMurtray iH Sarah L. Miller Tames Montague Jo Ann Riddell Virginia Sanders Tom Smith Eugene Webb Margaret Sumrall ' ) JIMMY SHAW President MARY LYNN CATLEDGE BETTY JO THARP Vice President iViiliniKiI liiumu § ' mirty 1£lla (llnimltlin; Cliaphv lill ' Milt ' i lll.li DIXIE HERVEY Secretary-Treas. PAUL SHAW HUMBERTO ARRIAGO MR. THIGPEN Sponsor Virginia Sanders HALL FAME CLARENCE HISE Chairman - 1 JIMMY SHAW Vice Pres. ]OAN RIDDELL Secretary BILLY CARPENTER ROBERT McMURTRAY BETTY J. RIDDELL I PATSY RUSSELL ALFRED TREADWAY WILLIAM TURNER WILLIAM UPCHURCH STUDENT COUNCIL With a stark realization ol the need for a student organization to plan and promote wholesome activ- ities for the recreation and entertainment of the students and to promote a high standard of scholar- ship, a student council constitution committee was elected for the purpose of laying the ground work for such an organization. After much endeavor and hard work this committee achieved the goal it set for itself — the making of the constitution. ' Almya McDill not shown . ISS RICE Advisor MR. RIGGS Advisor Mr. and Miss SJC Herbert Hargett Virginia Sanders Ann Smith Jimmy Shaw F riendliest SJ.C. S.A.H.S. BUD GRISHAM SONNY ELLIS LA FRANCES MORGAN JOYCE BUTTS Best Athlete S.A.H.S. CURTIS JAMISON ANN SMITH Most S.A.H.S. JIMMY SHAW INA PEARL HILTON V er satile S.J.C. ANN STEWART BILLY CARPENTER- S.A.H.S. CURTIS JAMISON ' MISSYE LOWE s.i.c. GEORGE LIPE MARY ANN HEFLIN i Most Likely to Succeed S.J.C. CLARENCE HISE VIRGINIA SANDERS S.A.H.S. PAUL SHAW MARY LYNN CATLEP Most S.A.H.S. MARY LYNN CATLEDGE PAUL SHAW Intellectual S.J.C. ANN HOLLAND CLARENCE HISE Typical Freshman S.J.C. S.A.H.S. BILLY OWENS MILTON ADAMS Most Dignified Sophomore and High School Senior S.J.C. SARAH LOVE MILLER S.A.H.S. LEON UPCHURCH Best Dressed S.J.C. KATHRYN KAMP JACK 3AILY S.A.H.S. JIMMY SHAW Most Beautiful and Most H andsome S.J.C. S.A.H.S. BOBBY WARD PAUL SHAW JO ANN RIDDELL DEVEDA PIERCE BEAU r lES Football Qur(ni and Court of 1949 JOANN RIDDELL Queen 4. EVELYN LEY IS Maid MARY ANN PARTRIDGE Maid JEAN WALTERS Maid THE ELDON Mcpherson Director of Athletics Basketball Coach COACHING STAFF MIKE MIHALIC Line Coach KERMIT DAVIS Head Coach WOODS, Tackle n d T e a m 2 n d T e a m PENNINGTON, Guard ALL STATE OUTLAW, Tailback DOBROWOLSKI, End 11, Pratt; 21, Collum; 13, Webb; 28, Rames; 12, Whitehead; 45 B. Carpen ler 71 Killebrew; 30, ChambHss; GUstrap; Back Row: 31, Dobrowolski, 33, Gri fm, 37 Smith; 29, Sealy; 38, Troutt; 27, Ward; 40, Wilson 24, I. Carpenter 18 Yar- V ?uch- 64 Breakiron; 34, T Hnrris; 42, Hesske; 41, Francisco; 39, Wood. Front Row: 44, R. Clan ton; 65, Marquis; 20, Outlaw; 16, Ray; 17, Spratlin, 19, Pruitt; 25, McCormack; 43, Weddle; 10, Tolbert; 36, Brewer; 15, Andrews, 35, Bailey; 26, Pollock; 63, Malone; Middle Row: Mgr., Grissette; 14, Miller, 53, Dupuy; 49, Riddell; 23, Miley; 22, Lipe; 32, Pennington; 59, C. Harris, G. LIFE, Quarterback E. McCORMACK, Quarterback W. MILEY, Center C. MiLLLH, Tailback M. OUTLAW, Tailback F. PENNINGTON, Guard R. PRATT, Tailback PARTRIDGE, BUFORD, Drum Major LESLIE SMITH, WALTERS, POE B. FRUITT, Guard E. POLLOCK, Wmgback V. RAINES, Guard O. RAY, Wmgback T. SMITH, End B. TOLBERT, Winaback i S. RIDDELL, End McMlNN, HARKS, POOLE, SIMMONS, SMITH, STEWART N. TROUT, TACKLE I. SEALY, Guard O. SPRATLIN, Fullback B. WARD, Tackle LAWRENCE WEBB, E. EARL WEDDLE, Q.B. ' KRIP WILSON, T Spring Football INA PEARL HILTON Football Queen Top Row L. to R.: Coach Mihailic; Graham; P. Shaw; Blackwell; Roberts; Jamison; Dodd; Smith; Keel; Coach McPhearson Bottom Row L. to R.: Taylor; Upchurch; J. Shaw; Fiscckerly; Williams; Moser; McGowan H, BLACKWELL, Tackle MIKE MIHAILIC W. KEEL, Guard H- McGOWEN. Back SEASON ' S RECORD S. MOSER, Guard L. UPCHURCH, Back SAHS 0 SAHS 7 SAHS 14 SAHS 21 SAHS 13 SAHS 7 PAUL SHAW, Back P- SMITH, Center B. WILLIAMS, Guard T. TAYLOR, Tackle TENNIS TEAM First Row: Oran D Spratlin; John Blain; BUI Dickson Second Row: Coach Burns; Hugh Chambhss; Tom Smith; Charles Harris BOXING TEAM V- From Left to Right: Hugh Chambliss— won Delta Heavyweight; Buddy Webb- INat Troutt- Eldridqe Milam; Bill Troutt SEASON RECORD oj 0 1 J_j U kJLJ i 11 c 1-- I 1 1 L 33 c i; 00 r TCirMn TArr H l i Pf-l n 33 oJ L oo 43 AQ V V OOCi J 1 . 15 oJO 7 1 VV OOQ J 1. 29 Do 71 oJ O 03 r Trill 1 T Dooneviiitr ji. 60 QTr R r :iTr 1 1 1 It 56 04 R i mOTfll O T DOUl ItrVllit; JI. 46 OJ o 44 4 4 j- oon ( 71 1 1 Tr UOwl - CVliiC; Ji. 56 Oo C, V-x - If OCOOiJvJ, J 1 . 45 4 ' 40 43 U 1 34 RR DO riuyiiiLJinJ. Ji,. 46 o J R4 04 OUvJl 1 fc V liitr Jl. 51 OJ v-v u P ! 1 i Qiri 1 1 p Tr IjIIIo V lilt; J 1 . 54 Oj RQ om+f irMr Tt Ofcrii LOJUHwl Jl. 42 OJ w oo T ooTi 1 1 p Tr UvJtw ' l ic-viliC:; Ji. 52 O J 00 1—1 1 m oc 1 T ritJlllItrb J I . 57 OJ Rfi Du I 1 1 r i It J-iil 1 J 1 . 46 OJ v uu O Liillllll L J 1 . 51 OJ V_y 4Q 43 ir T in Tt l_ill 1 J 1 . 58 O J 11 m m it 1 r OLiliillilL Ji. 36 OJ w Ol A Tv4i Fro li Tr V itr iviioo 1 i woli J i . 53 SJC 64 Holmes Jr 47 SIC 51 Hinds Jr. 74 SIC 58 Ellisville Jr. 47 SJC 68 Decatur Jr. 51 SIC 76 Scooba Ir. 50 BASKETBALL COACH MacPHEARSON 5 1 1 ffTftf ? ffffffff pifffipiil SJC TROJANS Standing: Wardlaw, Mgr.; White; Griffin; M. Owens; Heske; Parker; Parks; McCormack; McPhearson Kneeling: B. Owens; Grishom; Carpenter; Dobrowolski; Putt; Hargett Herbert Reaches for a High One LLOYD UhLiTE, Forward NELL BOYKIN, Guard SARAH BOUCHER, Guard BONITA BUFORD, Guard Mac sleeps while George keeps time and Jo Ann marks up scores ARGATHA HAMILTON Coach EVELYN LEWIS, Guard PATSY KIMBRIEL, Guard EDDIE RUTH GARY, Forward EARLINE NEAL, Guard MILDRED ORGAN, Forward JUNE PARKS, r orwara Moorehead 63 SCOOBA 23 GOODMAN 27 DECATURE 38 SENTOBIA 41 RAYMOND 33 BOONEVILLE 20 ELLISVILLE 46 SENTOBIA 23 GOODMAN 35 CO-LIN 43 SUMMIT 38 CO-LIN 23 SUMMIT 26 GOODMAN 44 HINDS 17 ELLISVILLE 40 DECATUR 48 SCOOBA Visitors 52 Going some weren ' t we? 42 Never did get to clicking 48 Dropped another one. 35 Interesting game. 61 Spectators, Let ' s go home. 46 Some Game. 41 Boring,! assure you. 65 Sweet revenge I jr them. 48 We never did click. 50 Can we take deleat? 49 Nice — fought and defeated. 44 Best game of season. 31 No improvemient. 37 Twelfth loss, spirits still high. 70 Aerial speed ball. 43 We ' re asham.ed of this one. 47 Tight game all the way. 56 Couldn ' t win for losing. DORRAL POOLE Manager ONEDA SMITH, Forward ANN STEWART, Guard OTTIE LEE WESTBROOK, Forward BASKETBALL SQUAD Top Row. L. to R.: Coach Davis; Blackwell; Dodd; Graham; P. Shaw; Jamison; Roberts; Smith, Mgr. Bottom Row, L. to R.: Upchurch; Sandavol; J. Shaw; Moser; White; Arriage. H. BLACKWELL, Forward B. DODD, Center B GFAHAM, Guord C, JAMISON, Center S. MOSER, Guard V . ROBERTS, Forv ard C. SANDOVAL, Forv ard JOYCE BUTTS, Forv.-ard JULIAN GLOWER, Forward BERNICE JONES, G: TOURNAMENT SCORES (Ruleville Tournament) SAHS 25 Drew 26 (Isola Tournament) SAHS 8 Isola 29 (Sub-regional ' at Lelond) SAHS 18 Leland 33 WILMA MURPHREE, Guard JOAN SNELL, Forward LIL THARP, Forward JUNIOR COLLEGE TOURNAMENT TRACK TEAM Front Row: Robert Ellis; L. Calderon; Charles Harris; Douglas Herbert: Murray Outlaw; Jack Bailey; Paul Powell. Back Row: Coach Mihialic; Billy Carpenter; Donnie Andrews; C. B. Weeks; Alber Stew- art; Sam Riddell; Charles Hesske; Tom Smith; Murray Collum; Buddy Tolbert; Mgr. Wayne Wyatt. Coach Mihialic reports the largest squad of track prospects since before the war. We should have a good season with such a large field. Last year our squad did very well in the tournament. We won five first places in the meet, including double win by Bean Martin and James Leverette. Bean car- ried off honors in the mile and in the half mile run and Leverette swept the two hurdles. Earl Ray Mann completed the winners by winning the javelin toss. Although we lost all three of these men we still expect a fine squad. The high school is planning on entering in the Delta track meet on a full scale for the first time, and we hope they have a successful season. S. I. C. BASEBALL Our college nine had a successful season for the first time in several years. With James Carpenter and Andy Ashton starring on the mound our boys won more than their share of the games. Some of the boys returning for another year are James Carpenter, Bobby Hooker, Buddy Tolbert, George Lipe and Jack Grissette. 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