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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1950 volume:

(e vd. FOREWOR THE 1950 RETROSPECT WILL HAVE FULFILLED ITS PURPOSE IF IT SERVES TO HELP YOU REMEM- BER THE ENJOYABLE EVENTS THAT HAVE TAKEN PLACE AT SUNFLOWER JUNIOR COLLEGE AND SUNFLOWER AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL. WE SINCERELY HOPE THAT THIS BOOK WILL FORM A BOND BETWEEN THE MEMBERS OF THIS YEAR ' S GRADUATING CLASSES, AND THAT ALL WHO READ THIS EDITION WILL REMEMBER OUR DAYS HERE. J DEDICATIO Versatile is the word for Mr. Herman A. Thigpen! A mind that is progressive, an interesting lecturer, a scholar and a sincere teacher — these are some of the qualities that make him one of the best-liked profes- sors on the campus. Mr. Thigpen is sincere and intelligent, and is endowed with a definite interest in his fellow-man. His former students never fail to look him up on any return visits to the campus because of these qualities. In recognition of what he is, and what he has done, we dedicate to Mr. Thigpen the 1950 Retrospect. iP .P -P A IMessage From Our President The school year. 1949-1950. is one that we can justly be proud of. The accomplishments of the faculty and student body have been notable. The spirit among the students has been good and the fine cooperative spirit between the students and the teachers in the carrying on of the learning processes is commendable. With an expanded activities program, including about ninty per cent of the students, much progress is evidenced in the development of student leaders. The fine way in which the athletic teams, the band, the glee club, chorus and other special departments have worked has added extensively to the school spirit and school life. This fine spirit of cooperation and understanding between the teachers and the students is appreciated. The time and energies spent on the publication of the SUNFLOWER PETALS and the RETROSPECT deserve the thanks of all of us. As president may I express to you as students my desire for a greater and finer S. J. C. This, we shdll have through the cooperation and continued labor of the staff, the students and the community. Sincerely. W. B. HORTON. President FACULTY Mrs. MARY ELLA ANDERSON Commerce MRS. M. H. APPLEWHITE Voice and Glee Club BARBARA ELY Spanish and English MRS. M. C. GRIFFIN Dean of Women DICK JORDAN Assistant Coach FACULTY lOSEPH KELLUM Chemistry MRS. W. O. YEATES Piano NELL MAGEE Student Secretary Mrs. EMMIE KITTRELL Matron Boys ' Dormitory SARAH L. MILLER Home Economics DOROTHY A. RICE Education SARAH C. OWENS English MARVIN A. RIGGS Social Science Registrar E. L. McPHEARSON Director of Athletics Basketball Coach. FACULTY MRS. M. A. RIGGS Librarian 1 ALVA SELMAN Mathematics MARGARET SUMRALL Mathematics 1 M. E. THARP Agriculture HERMAN A. TfflPGEN Dean of Men Biology TROY B. WATKINS History MRS. WILLIAM TURNER Home Economics C. E. WOODS Agriculture NANNIE P. SCROGGINS Business Manager MRS. M. E. THARP Dietitian o R E S I 1) HELEN GARLOTTE Secretary; Dramatics 1; I.R.C. 2; YWCA 2; Meridian lunior College, Transfer. TOM SMITH President 1,2; YMCA 1,2, V-Pres. 2; Football 1, Capt. 2; Dramatics 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2. WAYNE PARKS Vice-President; YMCA 1,2; Ag Club i; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; S Club. s o p H O M O R E S DOROTHY ANDERSON Sunflower, Miss. Golden hair, like sun- light streaming on the marble of her shoulder. B.S.U, 1,2, S«c. 2; Y.W.C.A. 1,2, Treas. 2; F.T.A. 1; Chorus 1; Fetal Staff 1; Annual Staff. JIMMY BINGHAM Graysport, Miss. A good worker gains success. Agri. Club 2; YMCA; IRC. J. B. BETTS Indianola, Miss. The hand that follows intellect can achieve. ' Phi Theta Kappa; Petal Staff 1; Chorus 1,2; BSU; Track 1,2; Quartet 1,2. R. A. BOLAND Grenada, Miss. A quiet personality, A friendly smile, a grand guy. Baseball 1,2; YMCA 2; IRC 2; Annual Staff 1; BSU 1,2. A. M. BUSTER ' ' BROWN Kingsport, Tenn. I am wealthy in my Iriends. res. Student Council 2; .MCA 1,2; Football 1,2. JACK BUTTS Blaine, Miss. The world is a mirror, , smile at it and if will shine back at you. YMCA 1,2. FLEMING CHILES, JR. Memphis, Tenn. A merry heart and a willing hand. Football 2; IRC 2. SAMMY COOPER Shaw, Miss. He has the look that signifies steadiness of purpose. YMCA 1,2; Ag. Club; Band 1. c CHARLES BULLION Kingsport, Tenn. Take it easy, have your fun, and let this old world flicker on. YMCA 2; FTA 2; Football 2. FRANCES CAMPBELL Moorhead, Miss. Gentle in manner. Firm in reality. YWCA 2; BSU 2. GRACE COON Greenville, Miss. ' Of all passions, love is the most violeut. YWCA, IRC. BARBARA COX Blaine, Miss. The pen is the tongue of the mind. Editor, Petals; YWCA i,2; Annual Staff 1,2. DELL CROSTHWAIT Cascilla, Miss. Laugh and the world laughs with you. YWCA 1,2; Dram. Club; Annual Staii. JAMES B. FAILING Indianola, Miss. The pride of wisdom is above riches. Ag. Club 2; YMCA 2; State transfer. LLOYD FREELY Calhoun City, Miss. The man worth while is the nran who will smile. Ag. Club 1,2; Chorus 1. RALPH M. GILSTRAP Jacksonville, Fla. A gentleman is a man who can disagree with- out being disagree- able. Football 1,2; IRC; YMCA; Chorus; S Club. JAMES M. EDWARDS Sunflower, Miss. Never a hurry, never a care; always object- ing, but sure to get there. YMCA 1; IRC 2. YVONNE FERNANDEZ Indianola, Miss. The wise carry their knowledge as they do their watches, not for display but for own use. EDDIE RUTH GARY Eupora, Miss. Patience is a flower that grows not in every garden. TWCA 1,2; FTA 2; Basket- ball 1,2; Chorus 2; BSU; Petal Staff 1,2. CHARLES GRIFFIN North Port, Ala. Happy am I; From care I ' m free. Why aren ' t they all liko me? ' Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; IRC. MARGARET HAILE Helena, Ark. A merry heart maketh p cheerful coun- lenance. YWCA 2; BSU 1,2; FTA 2; Band 1,2; Chorus 1; Petal Staff 1; Ensemble. GLADYS HORIS Ruleville, Miss. As merry as the dtfy is long. Chorus 1,2; Petal Staff 1,2; YWCA 1,2; FTA 2. SIDNEY KILLEBREW Graysport, Miss. Good humor is good- ness and wisdom combined. YMCA 1,2; Ag. Club. FRANCES LINEBARGER Doddsville, Miss. Beauty is her power; a smile is her word. YWCA 1,2; IRC 1; BSU 1,2; Band 2. DOUGLAS C. HERBERT Carrolton, Miss. Strange there is so much to learn. YMCA 2; FTA 2; Holmes lunior College transfer. KATHRYN ROSE KAMP Itfa Bena, Miss. Fashioned so slen- derly, so young and so fair. YWCA 1,2; IRC 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa. ALVIN KIMES Carrolton, Miss. His smile is for everyone. JAMES MARQUIS Clarksdale, Miss. He knows how to argue, and will make us argue too. YMCA 2; Ag. Club 2; Baseball 1,2; National Guard. BILLY JEAN McCARTY Itta Bena, Miss. You use your power and the world will ioUow you. YWCA 1,2. IRC 2; BSU 1,2: Phi Theta Kappa. CARL E. McLEAN Morgan City, Miss. 1, too, am a rare pattern. YMCA 2; IRC 1,2; Football 2; Baseball 1,2. JAMES MONTAGUE Greenwood, Miss. I am a part of all that I have met. YMCA 1,2; IRC 1,2. LA FRANCES MORGAN Sunflower, Miss. Minds cannot follow it; nor words express her infinite sweetness. YWCA 2; Editor of Annual 2; Petal Staff 1; Dram. Club; BSU 1; Band 1; IRC; Cheerleader 2. E. K. McCORMACK, JR. Jacksonville, Fla. A mind at peace with all the world. YMCA; S Club; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Basket- ball 1. DUDLY B. MILTON Isola, Miss. Better to be happy ERN WELLS MOORE Carrolton, Miss. O man of hope and forward looking mind. YMCA 2; Holmes Junior College Transfer. PEGGY NOEL Greenwood, Miss. In quietness and con- fidence shall be your strength. YWCA 1,2; FTA 2. MILDRED ORGAN Holcomb, Miss. Strive to seek, to find, and not to fail. YWCA 1,2; IRC 1,2; BSU 1,2; Basketball 1,2. CHARLES M. OWENS Bethany, Miss. Be silent and pass ior a philosopher. YMCA 1,2; S Club; Petal Staff 2; Basketball 1,2. MOZELLE PARKER Sunflower, Miss. Ah, you flavor every- thing; you are the vanilla of society. ' YWCA 1,2; FTA 1; Chorus 1; BSU 1; Petal Staff 1; Annual Staff. DONALD PARKINSON Koscuisko, Miss. Rest today, for tomor- row you may have to work. YMCA 1,2; IRC 1,2; Foot- ball Mgr. 2; Baseball Mgr. 1,2. MURRAY OUTLAW Aberdeen, Miss. A man devoted to pleasure. YMCA; Football 1,2, WILLIAM KEITH OWENS Golden, Miss. As for me, all I know is that I know nothing. YMCA 2; FTA 1,2; S Club; Track 1,2; Cheer- leader 2; Basketball 1,2. DORIS PARKINSON Koscuisko, Miss. A smile to warm the hearts of millions. Chorus 1,2; YWCA 1,2; IRC 1; BSU 1,2. MITCHELL PUTT Baldwyn, Miss. He has a way all his own and we find it very pleasing. YMCA 1,2; S Club: Basketball 1,2; Student Council Representative 2. JO ANN RIDDELL Moorhead, Miss. Beautiful in form and feature, lovely as the day. Chorus 1,2; BSU; Ensem- ble 1; YWCA 2; FTA 1,2; Student Council Rep- resentative 1; Phi Theta KaDoa. GORDON SANDERS Blaine, Miss. Silence is more eloquent than virords. ' YMCA 1,2. FRANK SIMMONS Greenwood, Miss. Ask me no questions and I ' ll tell you no fibs. Petal Staff; YMCA 1,2; Chorus; Basketball 1. EDWARD SKEEN Blaine, Miss. There is a gift that I have — and I am thankful for it. YMCA 1,2; Petal Staff. SAM RIDDELL Moorhead, Miss. The way to have Jriends is to be one. Ag. Club 1,2; YMCA 2; FTA 1; Football 1,2. BERT SHANKS Kingsport, Tenn. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Football 1,2; IRC. SYBLE SINGLETON Moorhead, Miss. To know her is 1o love her. YWCA 2; Paper Staff Transfer. LEORY SMITHART Indianola, Miss. True, quiet, serene, his future life is iorseen. YMCA 1,2. GUY TAYLOR Isola, Miss. Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. YMCA 1,2; IRC 1. C. B. WEEKS Eupora, Miss. Good temper is an estate for lite. YMCA 1,2; BSU; Ag. Club 2; Track 1,2; Chorus; Bas- ketball 1,2; National CJuard. MITCHELL WOODS Morgan City, Miss. For man is man and master of his fate. Football 1,2; Dramatics 1. RUSSELL YARBROUGH Eupora, Miss. Full of fun, lots of pep, heaps of smile, that ' s his rep. Football 1,2; Dramatics 1. EARL WEDDLE Starkville, Misc. I can love her and her and you and you. I can love anybody. YMCA 2; IRC 1. HERMAN WHITE Cleveland, Miss. Life is what you TOake it. Ag. Club 1,2. HETTIE lO WILLIAMS Moorhead, Miss. Her calm gentle sweetness sets her apart from all. YWCA 1,2; BSU. SARAH YEATES Moorhead, Miss. Those who meet her are never disappointed; those who know her never regret it. YWCA 1,2. FRESHMEN 1 ' i Secretary-Treasurer LANIE RUTH DAVIS CHARLES CARTER Glen Allan, Miss. SAMUEL CAPANOVA Shelby, Miss. HOWARD E. CRAWFORE Isola, Miss. MARY LYNN CATLEDGE Moorhead, Miss. WILLIAM CHAPMAN McGehee, Ark. THOMAS CHEATHAM Jacksonville, Fla. J. ARMOUR CLANTON Moorhead, Miss. WALTER COLEMAN Trenton, Tenn. 1 ELIZABETH CRISMAN Columbus, Miss. JOHN MARVIN CROTHERS Lambert, Miss. CLIFFORD B. DANIELS Silver City, Miss. CHARLES DAVIDSON Greenville, Miss. J WILLIAM A. HARTSELL CURTIS L. JAMISON Sportanburg, S. C. • ' Belzoni, Miss. CLYDE H. KILPATRICK Belzoni, Miss. DANIEL KNIGHT Tippo, Miss. LOUIS A. LABELLA Indianola, Miss. N. B. LANGFORD Moofhead, Miss. MARIANNE LEE Isola, Miss. PETER MacWILLIAMS Vero Beach, Fla. DEV IE R. McINTYRE Drew, Miss. CLINE MOORE Holly Springs, Miss. WILLIAM MEREDITH Batesville, Miss. 1: MARTHA E. MITCHELL Shaw, Miss. TERRY COOPER MOORE Canton, Miss. JULIUS MURRAY Grenada, Miss. ..4 BILLY GEORGE TAYLOR Sunflower, Miss. REBEKAH D SULLIVAN Greenwood, Miss. JOHN D. TOLAR Moorhead, Miss. BILLY EUGENE TODD Grenada, Miss. JACK C. THAMES Marion, S. C. DOROTHY THORNTON Lambert, Miss. ILEN GRADY GURLEY Pots Camp, Miss. 1 BETTY JO THARP Moorhead, Miss. WILLIAM L. TONEY Belzoni, Miss. LEON UPCHURCH { . Moorhead, Miss. CLARENCE R. WALLACE Bogue Chitto, Miss. SAMUEL M. VINCENT Indianola, Miss. DONALD EDWARD WEBB Jtta Bena, Miss. CARROLL E, WHITE Moorhead, Miss. JAMES EARL WHITE Marks, Miss. ROY WILLIAMS Kingsport, Tenn. THOMAS L. WILLIAMS Lambert, Miss. SIDNEY L. WOLFE Charleston, Miss. BILLY WAYNE WOODS Sweatman, Miss. RAYMOND W. WRIGHT Belzoni, Miss. RAYMOND YARBOROUGH Moorhead, Miss. ROBERT GREEN Jacksonville, Fla. VETO TEAGUE Belzoni, Miss. (Not pictured) Mr y CHARLES WRAY ADAMS Music had charms alone for peaceful minds. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Glee Club 4. DAPHNE BANKSTON Don ' t be consistent, but simply be true. Y-toens 2,3,4, Sec. 3; Petals staff 3,4; Annual 4; F.H.A., Pres. 2; Dramatics 3; Y.W.A. 4. HUBERT BLACKWELL Art is the path of the creator to his work. Hi-Y 3,4, V.-P. 3; Football 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Annual Paper 3; F.F.A. 1,2; Chorus 4. CHARLES CAMPBELL Speech is a mirror of the soul: as a man speaks, ' so is he. F.F.A. , Treas. 4; Chorus 4; Hi-Y 4, Sec; Transfer. INGRID DAPKUS ' The smile in her face is only the mirror of her personality. Transfer. JOYCE BUTTS A lilac making its own dusk. Y-teens 2,4, Treas. 4; S Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3. BILLY DODD Gentle in manner, firm in reality. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,4, Pres. 4; Football 2,3; Basketball 3,4; S Club 3,4: Baseball 2,3. DONALD FRANCISCO In school, very calm and quiet but on the football field, a riot. Football 4; Transfer. INA PEARL HILTON I too, am a rare pattern. Y-Teens 2,4; Dramatics 2; Religious Council 2; Petals staff 2,4; Annual staff 2,4; S Club 2; Band Majorette 4- YWA 2,4; Chorus 1,2. BETTY JEAN HENLEY A little noise goes a long way. Chorus 1; 4-H Club 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3,4. LOUISE KILGORE Gentle flowing music. Y-Teens 4; Chorus 3,4. MARGARET LONG A whirlinq merry- go-round. Y-Teens 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2; Band 3,4. WORDNEY MATTHEWS Employment, sir, and hardships prevent melancholy. Hi-Y 4; FFA 4; Chorus 4; Basketball 4; Transfer. DOROTHY ANN M ILLS Those who are the happiest are those who do the most for others. Chorus 4; Y-Teens 4; Annual Staff 4; Transfer. Y.W.A.; Petals Staff; Basketball 4; Vice-Pres. Senior Class. HAROLD MORGAN A .nan of hope and a forward looking mind. ' Football 4; Transfer. ' Simplicity is an exact medium between too much end too little. Transfer. MARZENE MULLENS The kings of modern thought are dumb. FFA 1,2,3; Hi-Y 3,4; Basketball 4. JUANITA PULLEN As merry as mice and malt. Y-Teens 4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 4; Poper Staff 4; Basketball 4; Transfer. PAUL SHAW His speech is a burning fire. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Hi-Y 1,2; S Club 2,3; Band 3,4; Vice-President of Student Council; President of Class 1,2,3,4. . .- vti LARRIE ROBINSON ' A little inaccuracy saves a world of explanation. Football 4; Transfer. LILY MARIE THAR? A true friend is forever a friend. Basketball 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Y-Teens 4; S Club 2,4. JOHN SIDNEY PARKER With courage one man is a majority. FFA 1,4; 4-H Club 1,4; Band 2,4; Chorus 4; Basketball 4; Track 3,4; S Club 4. PATSY RUSSELL ' Earth changes, but thy soul and God stand,s.ure. Y-Teens 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Religious Council; Student Coun- cil;; Y.W.A. CHARLES ROBERTS ' A carefree angler napping at the ole lishing hole. FFA 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4; Hi-Y 4. LESLIE SMITH Man ' s life is but a jest. Band 3,4; FFA 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Transfer. JUNIORS Bulah D. Bates Frances Bennet William Burris Jo Anne Cave Edward Cortex Charles Ellingburg Juanita Kelly Marie E. Kilgore James J. Langford Edgar Ling Alvin B. McCarty Frances J. Mann Jean Frances Mills Stanley J. Mosor SOPHS Milton D. Adams Betty Anderson Ann Braswell Martha Chandler Billy Clanton Joe Coleman Edgar Donahoe Charles Downs Stella Duckett Maxine Duvall Kathy Fitzgerald Virginia Frazier Jean Hancock Harry Henley Keith Henley Sybil Kirk Thomas Sanders June Thompson Hoyt Weathers Willard Williamson Canfield Woods Louise Noble John E. Pierce Maurine Poole Ellen Richardson Grace Roberts Willie F. Sanders Faye Smith Dorothy Thomas Ellen Toler Gordon Townsend Betty Ware Archie Williams Bobbie Williamson Orville Wright Mildred Young Activities EDITOR: LaFrances Morgan. ASST. EDITOR: Betty Tharp. RETRC • A.o ® SPONSORS: John Bums and Margaret Sumrall ART EDITOR Curtis Foots Jamison. ADVERTISING Sara Yeates Sonny Langford Jane Sessums i The Sunflower Petals OLUME 17 MOORHEAD, MISSISSIPPI, JANUARY 26, 1950 NUMBER 11 SUNFLOWER PETALS STAFF Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Make-Up Editors Business Manager High School Editor Sports Writers Feature Editor Art Editor Music Editor Exchange Editors Photographers Typists Sponsor BARBARA COX HELEN POE, EDDIE RUTH GARY Gladys Horris LEROY SMITHHART MARY FRANCES PETRIE TOMMY CHEATHAM, ROBERT ALEXANDER, DAVIS SMITH, BILLY OWENS, MALCOLM OWEN, FATIMA OLLIE HELEN GARLOTTE FRANCES CAMPBELL SYBLE SINGLETON DAPHNE BANKSTON, INA PEARL HILTON PAUL SHAW, LESLIE SMITH FATIMA OLLIE, EDDIE R. GARY MISS SARAH C. OWENS (Above — left to right): First row: Fatima Ollie, Helen Garlotte, Eddie R. Gary, Barbara Cox. Second row: Dudley Mil- ton, Alber Stewart, E. L. Skeen, Herman White, Gladys Horris. Third row: Juanita Pullen, Billy Owens, Helen Poe, Tommy Cheatham, Daphne Bankston, Davis Smith, Ina Pearl Hilton. S2.00 Per Year SUBSCRIPTION RATES 15c Per Copy a Belzon) 8; Drew, ; uid Mor- its win- : Rets by V won the il Cham- c to com- roy which on some tat if the i--empha- ere, they icetball. J i elta high It ed, who have a do a ' lississip ' ifbSll t ' Jhei ball th 7oni Warriors won 35-27 over the Charleston Five, Pat Harrison. 1947 all-state selection, hd the EaRlettes ' scor- ing with 30 points, while Ruth Gary with 16 points led the locals scoring, Nick Revan, who was also an all-stater, led the Eagle scoring with 20 points, Malcolm Owen with 10 points led the Trojans. Doiibleheader Split By Trojan Five Romine and Dodd with ii points each, led the locals, while Martin with 6 points led the vis- itors. SJC Fashions Are Reviewed lioromy ifi vTjaj ' s A coUeg education is to marriage bfcau.se ' woman knows a minded she she i.s to ■ reads Little black and red) mustache - up on all th ' ly. Heav like (I ' d , .sweat brok« asset [ head and -e a down my fi  r- ; a sharp cr d a sufiden 1 ' I which all i was quiet. And theii (• darkne iling to LOuis ormu m I, i v 0 was ' i ' and cap- :( m in ' 4P j t hampion p I Golden lich was s|year. He a State 1 1 Cham- Ita State along ill enter rnament ) S.J.C. tend our In their initial home tilt of iI don ' t wan ' he 1950 season, the Trojans [the boys,) nd Trojanettes split a double-; On rainy with the boys and girls i made red tin Friday 13. [handy. Have iris jumped in- | those peculiar some kind ' that Jane ' coats? A variety of ' h ' d ' ■ are being see ' nce winter ■ an ' t bla ly varieties women ask, our mink? link, starlight, vliss Miller the ck, and pastels. , New York fur long coats should inch below the imh, the darling of and college stu- les fancied up this plaid ascots and lin- ings. T7d can even make yo ' ' - own original linings- huh? Your ' ole say hye-bYi lending mo it ' s touch ar spectly, Q ' lv while Jo v.- points led the Cu °o j Although leading 2b- xt the half, the Troj ' ans faltered in the second half and lost to the defending champs, Co-Lin, 42-56. Billy Owens with 17 points led the Trojan scoring, while Sam Schwart with 16 led the visiting aggregation. Ellisville Cops Two, Sunflower Singleton flower Trojans opened basketball Friday :lefeated the but the , 6 • - ,.ne ,on the ' o the best out unforLun- ® .n are wise enough ' .s! It is true that sta- tisiics snow that a college tdu- cation is no help towards getting a husband. I Had A Dream By Syble Singleton I had a dream last night. I can ' t forget it; it preys upon mv weakened brain. Before retiring laf fussed because do. There subjer i .sav, ' vly whole such horibl beat furiou. ' iny eyes anc but I was CO sterious fore I tried to My soul was ally I coulc screamed! Oh. God Forgive me plaints; for I ance! Help as much as iiigly and g i Gradually I tense bodj a dream bi I lesson. My i ' ' -rvent thar HEAR. C. Miss Barbar Sarah Owens Wv last Sunday to hv given at Goodwyi the eminent French ' ert Casadesus, Mr a regular guest arti, New York Philharmon gram included numben Humann, Debussy, R ' tnts of man, Trojans to o Wade Hardware Co. JOHN DEERE TRACTORS FARM IMPLEMENTS Clarksdale — Greenwood Indianola The Quon Company MEATS — GROCERIES Moorhead D. Ci OF PhoiK Fresh Fru City] Indiar Depondabh And L JS3!m STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED — left to right: Betty Jean RiddelL Junior Class representative; Patsy Russell, Senior Class representative; June Russell, Sophomore Class repre- sentative; Betty Ruth Durrett, Freshman Class representative STANDING — left to right: Sandy Vincent, Secretary-Treasurer; Jimmy Shaw, College Freshman Representative; Paul Shaw, Vice-President; Mitchell Putt, College Sophomore representative; James Barron, College Freshman represen- tative; Buster Brown, President. NOT PICTURED: Mack Gilstrap, College Sophomore representative. Future Teachers of America FRONT ROW: Thomas Williams, President; Eddie Ruth Gary, song leaden- Sarah Yeates, librarian; Betty Tharp, Vice-President. BACK ROW: Gladys Horris- Sec. -Reporter; James Barron, Historian; Margaret Haile, Parliamentarian; Rebekah Sullivan, Treasurer; Miss Rice, Sponsor. i. 0 jl ' FIRST ROW: James Barron, Charles Bullion, Barbara Cox, Eddie Ruth Gary, Pat Garrad, Margaret Haile, Douglas Herbert. SECOND ROW: Gladys Horris. James Montague, Lovie Lou Nail, Peggy Noel Billy Owens, Mable Pettigrew, Etta Mae Phillips. THIRD ROW: Nannie Phillips, Jo Ann Riddell, Rebekah Sullivan, Betty Tharp, Thomas Williams, Raymond Yarborough, Sarah Yeates. 1 fx IT- f . ' ' - FIRST ROW: Horton Armstrong, Lydell Barnett, James Montague, R. A. Boland, Roger Boren, Wilson Brewster. SECOND ROW: Charles Bullion, Jack Butts, Al Caldwell, Charles Carter, Tommy Cheatam, Armour Clanton. THIRD ROW: Sammy Cooper, Jack Carothers, Clifford Daniels, James Forbes, Mac Fowler, Mack Gilstrap. FOURTH ROW: Bill Goodin, Bobby Graham, Robert Green, Boyd Graves, Kenneth Hamsley, Jack Hawkins. FIFTH ROW: Douglas Herbert, John Honeycutt, Curtis Jamison, Jack Kastorff, Sidney Kille- brew, Alvin Kimes. SIXTH ROW: Dan Knight, Maurice Kelly, Louis La- bella, James Marquis, Ray- mond Mclntyre, Carl McLean. SEATED: Billy Owens, re- porter; Buster Brown, Presi- dent; Jimmy Bingham, Sec-Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Riggs, Sponsor; J. B. Betts, Chaplain; Tom Smith, Vice-President. o O V 1 • O V p 1, .r-V l.WOL (Si ' (! FIRST ROW: Em Moore, Murt Murray, Albert Norton, Murray Outlaw, Mal- colm Owen, Roy Parker. SECOND ROW: Donald Parkinson, Wayne Parks, Mitchell Putt, Sam Riddell, Gordon Sanders, Bill Scarborough. THIRD ROW: Morris Scrivner, Jimmy Shaw, Frank Simmons, Ed Skeen, Charles Smith, David Smith. FOURTH ROW: Fred Smith, Leroy Smithhart, Billy Snead, Albert Stewart, N. H. Sutton, Guy Taylor. HFTH ROW: Billy Todd, John Toler, Leon Up- church, Sandy Vincent, Don Webb, C. B. SIXTH ROW: Carroll White, James Earl White. Roy Williams, Sidney Wolfe, Russell Yar- borough, Cline Moore. YMCA MR. WATKINS (Sponsor) f Y.WX.A. «fe Moduli 1 1 .A f lk JiK. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Anderson, Bonnie Boatwright. Frances Campbell, Grace Coon, Barbara Cox, Beth Crisman, Dell Crosthwait, Ruth Davis. SECOND ROW: June Faust, Helen Garlotte, Pat Garrad, Eddie Ruth Gary, Margaret Haile, Libby Hemphill, Gladys Horis, Millye Organ. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Kamp, Marianne Lee, Frances Linebarger, Billy Jean McCarty, Evelyn Mitchell, La Frances Morgan, Mary Ann Myatt, Lovey Lou Nail. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Noel, Fatima Ollie, Mozelle Parker, Doris Parkinson, Etta Mae Phillips, Nannie Phillips, Mabel Jean Pettigrew, Helen Poe. FIFTH ROW: Jo Ann Riddell, Jane Sessums, Syble Singleton, Rebekah Sul- livan, Betty Tharp, Dot Thornton, Hettie Jo Williams, Sarah Yeates, Miss Sumrall. OFFICERS Frances Campbell Vice-President Rebekah Sullivan Treasurer Margaret Sumrall Sponsor Beth Crisman Secretary Dell Crosthwait Reporter Billie Jean McCarty President College Chorus FIRST ROW: Bonnie Boatwright, Frances Campbell. Mary Ann Myatt, Ruth Davis, Libby Hemphill, Juanita Pullen, Stella Duckett, Jo Ann Riddell, Dot Thornton, Syble Singleton, Gladys Horis, Marie Kilgore. SECOND ROW: Sidney Wolfe, Sonny Langford, James Adams, Jack Thames, J. B. Betts, Charles Carter, Bill Goodin, C. B. Weeks, Joe Rhodes, William Nettles, Charles Adams, David Au. SiFLOWER MmiRlL FIRST ROW: Faye Fitts, Bobbie Williamson, Lois Au, Annette Benette, Frances Rodgers, Patsy Canterberry, Stella Duckett, Lil Tharp, Jean F. Mills, Betty J. Riddell, Ellen Toler, Sarah Coleman, Weese Wigley, Dorothy Thomas. Martha Chandler, Betty Durrett, Virginia Myers. SECOND ROW: Earnestine Rodgers, Edna Gobber, Betty Hollingsworth, Ma- rine Poole, Willie Frances Sanders, Sylvia Hancock, Louise Kilgore, Billie Jean Clanton, Jean Farris, Ann Braswell, Betty J. Anderson, Kathryn Gant, Betty Weir, Louise Noble, Nancy Gillespie, Annette Matthews, Dorothy Boyer, Virginia Frazier. HIGH S«L CHORUS THIRD ROW: David Au, luanita Pullen, Patsy RusselL Margie Graham, Frances Bennett, Willie Faye Smith, Grace Roberts, Louis Holly, Marie Kilgore, Margie Farris, Imogene Hollingsworth, Annie Frances Bates, Robert Farris, Bonnie Holly. FOURTH ROW: Charles Campbell, Joe Anderson, Claudell Sheffield, Charles Roberts, Chalmers Romine, Harry Jones, John Sidney Parker, Ed Guice, Wil- liam Nettles, Kelly Fisackerly, Ralph Dixon, Joel Langford, Jimmy Jordon, Archie Williams. Edward Cortez, Early Mullens. iC li President Sam Riddell Vice-Pres. Roy Parker P Sec-Treas. J. B. Betts r Reporter C. B. Weeks AG CLUB VERLIN BELL ROGER BOREN HOWARD CRAWFORD CHARLES DAVIDSON JIMMY FAILING GRADY GURLEY BOBBY JOE HODGES J. W. JACKS SIDNEY KILLEBREW EARL KILPATRICK ALVIN KIMES JAMES MARQUIS BILL MEREDITH DUDLEY MILTON COOPER MOORE PETER McWILLIAMS DEWEY PRITCHARD ALBER STEWART HERMAN WHITE Spor sor BILLY W. WOODS MrTharp RAYMOND WRIGHT pool Hoon V if I. R. C. JIMMY BINGHAM BUSTER BROWN GRACE COON MARTHA DODD JIMMY EDWARDS LLOYD FREELY YVONNE FERNANDEZ HELEN GARLOTTE MACK GILSTRAP CHARLES GRIFFIN KATHERINE KAMP SONNY LANGFORD CARL McLEAN MARIANNE LEE EVELYN MITCHELL LA FRANCES MORGAN ALBERT NORTON MOZELLE PARKER DONALD PARKINSON DOUG ROBINSON BOBBY SCARBOROUGH TOM SMITH LEROY SMITHHART GUY TAYLOR CARROLL WHITE JAMES WHITE ROY WILLIAMS MR. RIGGS (Sponsor) Millye Organ President Billy Jean McCarty Vice-Pres. Frances Linebarger Secretary R. A. Boland Reporter TEENS MEMBERS: Julia Ann Glower, Sarah Cole- man, Fay e Fitts, Kathy Fiztgerald, Lois Au, Betty Jean Anderson, Edna Armstrong, Daphne Bankston, Annie Frances Bates, An- nette Bennett, Frances Bennett, Ann Braswell, Joyce Butts, Patsy Canterberry, Nancy Ann Gillespie, Betty Jean Henley, Ina Pearl Hil ton, Louise Kilgore, Jerry Marter, Annettt Matthews, Jean Frances Mills, Wilma Mur phroe, Juanita Pullen, Grace Roberts, Earnes tine Rodgers, Patsy Russell, Willie Frances Sanders, Tribly Sheffield, Vontice Sheffield, Willie Faye Smith, Jo Ann Snell, Emmie Jean Standford, Lil Tharp, June Thompson, Ellen Tolar, Betty Ware, Weese Wigley, and Betty Durrett. OFFICERS: President — Patsy Russell; Vice- President — Lil Tharp; Treasurer — Joyce Butts; Secretary — Louise Kilgore; Reporter — Juanita Pullen. SPONSOR— Barbara Ely. I MEMBERS: Johnnie Pierce, Joe Anderson, Ed ward Roberts, Willard Williamson, Joel Lang- ford, Eddie Guice, Stanley Moser. Harry Hen- ley, Canfield Woods, Paul Patterson, Ronald McGowan, William Ware, Early Mullen, Ken- neth Buckmen, Gordon Townsend, Edgar Donahoe, Joel Parker, Bonnie Holley, Sonny Stacy, James Belts, Thomas Sanders, Danny Healy, Dalton Patterson, Sonny Cortez, Wil- liam Nettles, Jimmy Jordan, Jerry Langford, Kelly Fisackerly, Mims Lee, Bobby Kirk, Louis Holly, Orville Wright, Turner Arant, Charles Smith, Charles Wray Adams, Calvin Pierce, Marzene Mullen, Claudel Sheffield, Eugene Wakham, Wordney Mathews, John Sidney Parker, Chamles Romine, Charles Campbell, Billie Dodd, Milton Adams, Tommy Taylor, Tommy Jones, Joe Coleman. OFFICERS: President — Billie Dodd; Vice- President — Kelly Fisackerly; Secretary — Charles Campbell; Treasurer — Lewis Holley; Reporter— H u b e r t Blackwell. SPONSOR: Pete Woods. DRUM MAJORETTES Left to right: Ina Pearl Hilton, Frances Linebarger, Libby Hemphill, Jane Sessums, Ruth Davis. DIRECTOR C. E. McBRIDE THE BAND IN CONCERT Left to right: Billy Burrus, Rebecca Cave, Marie Kilgore, Margaret Haile, Sybil Kirk, Cherry Nell Reid, Beth Crisman, Betty Tharp, Martha Chandler, Betty Jean Riddell, Jo Ann Cave, Amydale Pullen, Virginia Frazier, June Russell, Dot Boyer, Mary Lynn Catledge. Jean Frances Mills. Margaret Long. Charles Adams. Lloyd Williams. B R A S S Left to right: H. Adams, Joe Coleman. Edgar Ling. June Thompson. Jack Kastorff, Ralph Dickson, Dan Knight, Robert Farrish, James Adams, Milton Adams. S E C T I O N Left to right: Charles Bennet, Bill Chapman, Sidney Wolfe. Left to right: Alvin McCarty. Almyra McDill, Tommy Taylor. Jerry Langford, Veto Teague, Ann Braswell. Left to right: Billy Taylor, David Au, George Barker, C. T. Ling, Leslie Smith, Joe Fung, Charles Sledge, Arnold Williams, Tommy Jones. Left to right: Harold Snell, Donald Webb. Paul Shaw. FIRST SEMESTER — 1. to r.: James Montague, Katy Kamp, Tom Smith, Jo Ann Riddell, Mack Gilstrap, Billy Jean McCarty, J. B. Betts. PHI THETA KAPPA ZETA ZETA CHAPTER OFFICERS MISS SUMRALL President TOM SMITH (Sponsor) Vice-President JAMES MONTAGUE Secretary JO ANN RIDDELL Treasurer J. B. BETTS Reporter BILLY JEAN McCARTY INITIATION SERVICE: (Second Semester) left to right: Betty Thorp. Mary Lyrm Catledge, Jack Thames, J. B. Betts, Tom Smith, Billy Jean McCarty Leroy Smithhart, Jimmy Shaw, Jimmy Bingham, Mozelle Parker. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ELLA CHAMBLEY CHAPTER i First Row: Marie Kilgore, Sybil Kirk. Second Row: Jerry Langford, Betty Jean Riddell, Ina Pearl Hilton. Third Row: Paul Shaw. Lil Tharp, Patsy Russell. Not Pictured: Louise Kilgore. Sponsor: HERMAN A. THIGPEN i MEMBERS: Charles Adams, Hugh Adams, Milton Adams, Joe Anderson, Turner Arant, Charles Bennett, James Betts, Cleon Bowers, Kenneth Buckner, Charles Campbell, Ralph Dixon, Billie Dodd, Milton Farrish, Kelly Fisackerly, Vernon Gibson, Harry Henley, Bonnie Holly, Tommy Jones, Jimmy Jordan, Bobby Kirk, Edward Cortez, William Langford, Mims Lee, Wordney Mathews, Alvin McCarty, Raymond Mclntyre, Early Mullens, Marzene Mullens, Joel Parker, John S. Parker, Paul Patterson, Dalton Patterson, Johnny Pierce, Edward t , Roberts, Chalmers Romine, Thomas Sanders, Caudell Shefield, Charles Sledge, % mbmjg mJtM Charles Smith, Leslie Smith, Harold Snell, Tommy Taylor, Eugene Wakham, w , Peter Ware, Arnold Williams, Willard Williamson, Canfield Woods. OFFICERS: President — Claudell Sheffield; Vice-President — Kelly Fisackerly; PETE WOODS Secretary — Billie Dodd; Treasurer — Charles Campbell; Watch Dog — Vernon Sponsor Gibson; Assistant Watch Dog — John Sidney Parker. Betts Catledge Weeks Sessums Linebarger Anderson Hemphill Langford Owens Haile Gary Organ Tharp Goodin McCarty BAPTIST STUDENT UNION EXECUTIVE OFFICERS I. B. Betts President Mary Lynn Catledge Enlistment Vice-President C. B. Weeks Enlistment Vice-President Jane Sessums Social Vice-President Frances Linebarger Devotional Vice-President Dorothy Anderson Secretary and Treasurer Libbye Hemphill Publicity Director N. B. (Sonny) Langford, Jr. Sunday School Rep. Billy Owens Training Union Rep. Margaret Haile Y.W.A. Representative Eddie Ruth Gary Ridgecrest Representative Millye Organ Non-Baptist Representative Betty Tharp Librarian W. Clark Goodin Editor Billie Jean McCarty Music Director Rev. A. T. Engell Pastor Advisor Miss Barbara Ely Faculty Advisor Miss Nell Magee Student Secretary Magee Ely ATHLETICS R. ALEXANDER Fullback I. BARRON Tackle W. BREWSTER Tackle L. BELL Tailback B. BROWN Guard T. CHEATHAM Guard F. CHILES Guard H. DOWDY End J. FORBES Center W. HARTSELL End C. KILPATRICK End E. K. McCORMACK Quarterback r P. McWILLIAMS Wingback A. NORTON Tackle B. MORGAN Center 1 I M. OUTLAW Tailback W. NETTLES Guard L. ROBINSON End r I I B. SHANKS End P. SHAW End D. SMITH Guard T. SMITH End W. TONEY Guard B. SNEAD Tailback SEASON ' S RECORD SIC OP. Decatur Ellisville Goodman Summitt Hinds Senatobia Wesson Pearl River Perkinston Booneville Scooba 0 21 14 6 28 20 13 13 0 35 21 7 0 27 11 33 20 14 43 21 19 0 I. THAMES Wingback S. VINCENT Fullback mm M. WOODS Tackle R. YARBOROUGH Tackle Grady Gurley. Don Francisco, Cooper Moore, Elree Moore, Curtis Jamison, Bobby Graham, Boyd Graves, E. K. McCormick. 2nd row: Claime Moore, Roger Boren, Larry Robinson, Malcolm Owens, Harold Dowdy, Hymie Gordon. 3rd row: Charles Bullion, Bill Meredith, Mitchell Putt, Billy Owens— All State, Wayne Parks, Sam Campanova. S.J.C. BASKETBALL SJC 52 Miss. State Frosh SJC 49 Prairie Trade School SJC 46 Northwest SJC 58 East Miss. SJC 39 East Central SJC 40 SJC All-Stars SJC 64 Miss. College B SJC 68 Southwest SJC 41 Co-Lin SJC 53 Jones Jr. College SJC 47 Hinds SJC 80 Holmes SJC 60 Jones SJC 63 Prairie TTI SJC 52 Miss. State Frosh SJC 51 Northwest SJC 56 Southwest SJC 48 Co-Lin SJC 53 Holmes SJC 74 East Central SJC 77 East Miss. SJC 37 Hinds 46 40 36 46 59 49 35 57 55 46 62 86 68 59 38 53 44 50 64 64 58 57 COACH MacPHEARSON First Row: Organ, Hemphill, Myatt, Davis, Neal. Second Row: Garrard, Pettigrew, Tharp, Nail, Poe, Gary, Ollie. 3 vJ • TROJANETTES They Ve Off Sunflower Tr janetl their 1949-50 scheduU season December 1 1 46-42 victory ove Ransierettes. mgeretles kep rail, the Tro- t- lead in the ame and kepi . whistle blew, ' ere callen on each team tak- antages of free for the S. J. C uib- forward Lovey : sacked 26 points, avis, who srcked 15 ■ he good woik, girls, student body and 3 be.-ind you 100 per rls will mee. tlie Fly- or a return same in MILLYE ORGAN Forward Mildred Organ, Trojanette for- vard, though only five feet, thret inrhe.s, captured All-State honor; at the Girls ' Basketball Tourna- ment last year. Eddie Ruth Gary : set a record for most points scored in one single contest by sinking 37 points. FATIMA OLLIE Guard 18 21 24 25 Mar. 3 4 ortscope •nOR COLLEGE BASKETBA 1949—1950 CLARK SENATOBIA SCOOBA DECATUR MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE B SUMMIT WESSON ELLISVILLE HINDS GOODMAN ELLISVILLE SENATOBIA SUMMIT WESSON GOODMAN DECATUR SCOOBA HINDS RAYMOND LANIE RUTH DAVIS Forward GIRLS TOURNAMENT BOYS TOURNAMENT I can give you two good rea- sons the Tji i nettes lost to Girls Mp On ed - jre zoo dia- ' v ' art, Ox- .i; F:t- Pat ,orothy ith Da- He ni p- oi incm- .n, Eddie .nd Millye le opening , e annouiic ' Summit: .220 of t , isitors n ' .Tiat ' ti: ward-e prohib hub-g pletelj Su[ studer tain o won t] ship ; Glove held i is now Dan bliss a Teachi with Delta C Both £ We ■ I ' Troji. also reni. former Eve left ' ' ■ • w:i: 1!J4 locals made 6, while the of theirs. (? | -the-hub-f,1 out wi lit ' s 6 u coi ) was md cai .-n in ' 4 hamplc i Goldt lich w year. I ta Sta h Char ?lta St a, alo; ill ent arnamer S.J.C. xtend oi fans wil I wife — th( |b£, t. Evelyn C and in IROJANETTES THY FIA ' ING FISH Tlie T 0.1.1 ' Ptt(:. went tc J ck- ni Friday Joi ' a retiirr bas! ct- r.ll enj ciunnent witV the I ' ly- , T ' ish. ind pe of n M V i 1 team. The at the v, ' ii)ch llmi- l .)voy oi ' the PAT GARRARD tion Forward pposes EARLINE NEAL Guard Quintet Corinth ' s gridders ran plavs «nga ill pass defense, and dltfier warni- ip drills which i keep a team in trim for a forth- coming game. .1 ilS J an jorin? . Owen I rojans. | d the bus enville. After practice MABLE PETTIGREW [ to 0 de- Guard kOoublehf  ly Troji In their ir. ■ e er Split Five 1 home tilt of , the Trojans split a double- boys and girls ly 13. Iris jumped in- and remained the game; Jane Mary Billion points respec- e victors, ap ' the Trojans 4 pcint, first- and remained le duration of Owens and a with 21 and tively, led the DRT All-St Fish Basket, . , ight, S • ttes c of the season; Nail and Ruth f ■ i 15 points, re- le Trojanettes, Ufred with 26 i-Lin girls. 23-22 at the roians faltered in nd lost to nps, Co-Lin, ith 17 points Trojan scoring, while ' Die F .lo.sed ,uM-vcd u7i f-oach FA- 1 csoiindi ' l i-om the SO. The ' i improven Irll on score vit Jiu ' kson. Tn 111 LIBBY HEMPHILL Forward end. OlU.s, HELEN POE Guard Sam Schwart w ' visiting 16 led the ' aaon. ' ' ' rojans o ' even quartei e. ' teryear Har ett, Ed D:-0- surged occur- MARY ANN MY ATT Guard P itor ' s scoring. ivot- i the over Tro- carly 7 mained there irve - ,d 11 vis- is same wa: the duel rgett I All-State, ' 48- )y Owens (ii cid?nt- ellows are related). 10 points to lead •,sion. while Rar- er only 10 The pe: ' formance Byar.s who t exciting V.tes— Fly- Ihe last ijut the fas; mov- jones, Fish . 33 points, scoring twice , to lead the i Davis, small anette forw , .;t of vvith irrard i and 13 1. Milly Org. .nette forward es of action bei_ in all EDDIE RUTH GARY ting. Forward The Sunflower Junior College Trojans and Trojanettes closed a weekend of doubleheaders by losing to the Hinds Eagles 62- 47 and to the Eaglettes 72-43. In a preliminary game the Bel- zoni Warriors won 35-27 over the Charleston Five. Pat Harrison. 1947 all-state selection, l d the Eaglettes ' scor- Doubleh By Trc • 4 i In the ■the 1950 and Tro: header of Sum) The S to an e; there thi Kuykenf scored 2 tively t( In the jumped half lea there tl the gan Snow 18 poin Trojan ' s The fc- 14, ' ' the! LOVEY LOU NAIL Forward Da r- 3, re- spectively, led the Trojanettes, while Jo Anne Alfred with 26 points led the Co-Lin girls. Although leading 23-22 at the half, the Trojans faltered in the second half and lost to the defending champs, Co-Lin, 42-56. Billy Owens with 17 points led the Trojan scoring, while Sam Schwia wlth 16 led the visiting of jans ible- girLs i In- ained Jane Jillion •espec- ' s. Trojans first- emained ation of IS and ,h 21 and led the Saturday f ' nntured ason; Ruth Ellisvi Sur iS Two mai. Trojani the Ell jans 1 LIL THARP Guard COACH JORDAN BILLY DODD CHALMERS ROMINE TOMMY TAYLOR CANFIELD WOODS Marter. Anderson, Pool. Wigley, Bennett. Bates. 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