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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

IN RETRO A 5PECT i ! i ' 1 THE RETROSPECT STAFF of 1958-59 Presents To The Students of SUNFLOWER JUNIOR COLLEGE and MOORHEAD HIGH SCHOOL THIS TREASURY of HOPE AND MEMORY Within these pages you will find a story of hope and memory. It is a story of metal, glass, wood, brick and people. These buildings will be here always, an eternal reminder of fears and ideals and dreams. And the ringing of the school bell somehow seems to solidify the broken images of memory into a coherent story of years of study and fun, anticipation and disillusionment. But to know Sun- flower Junior College and Moorhead High School is to know people and the ideals they have expressed. This campus is only a symbol of the men who have walked upon it. And a familiar scene or laugh or a story bring to mind a hundred different pictures of registration, of homecoming, or home- work, or graduation. Sunflower Junior College and Moorhead High School are people and ideals, but if this book, through its pictures and epigrams, can call to mind just one of these, then it will have served its purpose. NAN ALLEN, Editor CLAIRE CARR, Co- Editor Within iheae fiaqe i . . . DedicaHon 6 Appreciation 8 Hall of Fame 9 Faculty 10 Classes 18 Features 50 Activities 66 Sports 88 Snapshots 110 Ads 119 Dedication It Is never easy to measure the contributions a woman makes to her community because they do not show up static on a graph. Instead, they show up in the fluid world of experiences enriched by her personality; they show up in the lives of peo- ple who have known her. With this in mind, we, the RETROSPECT STAFF, set out to find just such a person. Like a radiant star, this wonderful lady stood out. Cer- tainly, no one has given more of their time, love, and service to Moorhead High School and Sun- flower Junior College. Under her direction, mus- ic has come to be known as one of the most ex- citing and entertaining of all the arts. In her work, she has shown herself to be a respected friend of the student body and of the community. We are proud of these and other contributions she has made to this school and to us. We are proud and we are grateful . Therefore, in recognition of her service, the 1958-59 RETROSPECT STAFF dedicates this year- book to MRS. MILDRED A. YEATES. 1 IN APPRECIATION For the four years of guidance, help, and love she has given us; for the many un- selfish hours she has worked to make each yearbook just a little bit better, and simply because we love and admire her, we the RETROSPECT STAFF, want to say, Thank You to our sponsor, MRS. J. D. STONESTREET. I Hall of Fame W. B. NORTON President In trying times such as these, it is hard to succeed in anything without able leader- ship. Certainly, no school can direct students without competent direction itself. We feel that in our President, W. B. Morton, we have the leadership needed to make our institution one of the most outstanding and admired in this great state of Mississippi. JAMES E. ADAMS B.M. Ed., 1957 Mississippi Southern Faculty JAMES BELLIPANNI B.S. , 1950 Delta State Graduate Study, Summer 1957,58 Mississippi Southern MRS. MARY C. ANDERSON B.S., 1936 Mississippi State College for Women; M.A., 1950 University of Alabama CHARLES P. FOLEY, JR. B.S. , 1951 Mississippi State M.A., 1956 Mississippi State 11 B.H. GARDNER A.B., 1954 George Washington University W.C. GAVIN B.S. , 1925 Mississippi State; Graduate Study, Summer 1953, Mississippi Southern; Graduate Study, Summer 1955, Alabama Polytechnic Institute HAROLD B. HALL B.S., 1952 Mississippi State; M.Ed., 1955 Mississippi State; Graduate Study, Summer 1952, University of Mississippi; Graduate Study, Summer 1953. SMU MRS. JEWEL B. HARDIN B.S., 1936 Delta State; M. A. , 1947 University of Mississippi; Graduate Study, Summers 1956- 57, University of North Carolina 12 MRS. THELMA HUGHES B.S., 1952 Delta State; Graduate Study, Summer 1953, University of Mississippi; Graduate Study, Summer 1958, Mississippi State MRS. FRANCES D. McCARTY A. A., 1945 Sunflower Junior College; Records Clerk and Secretary. KENNETH C. McCARTY B.A., 1950 Tulane University; Graduate Study, Summer 1954, University of Georgia; Graduate Study, Summers 1955-57, University of Texas. MAURINE McINNIS B. A . , 1924 Belfiaven College M.A., Library Science, 1955 Peabody College. WILLIAM B. MANSELL B.S,, 1951 Mississippi Southern; M.B.E., 1956 University of Mississippi; Graduate Study, Summer 1957, University of Mississippi . 13 SARAH L. MILLER B.S., 1928 Mississippi Southern; M. Ed., 1952 Mississippi State; Graduate Study, Summer 1932, University of Tennessee; Graduate Study, Summer 1935, Iowa State College. JAMES B. RANDALL, JR. B.S., 1948 Tulane University M. Ed., 1957 Mississippi Southern. NANNIE P. SCROGGINS B.A., 1927 Mississippi State College for Women; M. Ed. , 1944 University of Missouri. PERCY H. STEPHEN, JR. B.S., 1951 Delta State; M.Ed. , 1956 Mississippi Southern. MRS. NELL STONESTREET B.A., 1936 Mississippi State College for Women; Graduate Study, Summer 1939, Peabody College; Graduate Study, Summer 1957-58, Mississippi Southern. J.D. STONESTREET B.S., 1936 Mississippi Southern; Graduate Study, Summers 1953, 1957, Mississippi Southern. 14 HERMAN A. THIGPIN B.S. , 1928 Mississippi Southern; M, A. , 1934 University of Mississippi; Graduate Study, 1936-1937, Vanderbilt University; Graduate Study, Summer 1951, University of Virginia; Graduate Study, Summers 1952-1955, University of Mississippi. MELVIN E. THARP B.S., 1930 Mississippi State; M.A., 1956 Mississippi State. MRS. ALLEAN M. USSERY B.S.E. , 1944 Delta State; M.S., 1952 University of Mississippi. ALLEN TIGRETT B.S. Mississippi Southern and Duke University, 1939; M.A., University of Mississippi, 1950; Advanced Masters, University of Mississippi, 1952; Academic Doctoral, London University and University of Mississippi, 1954, 1955 and 1956. MRS. MELVIN E. THARP Dietitian MRS. MILDRED A. YEATES B.A,, 1932, William Carey College; B. M. , 1939, Mississippi Southern; Summer, 1930, Chicago Conservatory; Summer 1931, Cincinnati Conservatory; Graduate Study, Summers 1951, 1955, Mississippi Southern. LELIA LANEY WOOTEN B.S., Mississippi State University; M.A., Mississippi State University H.D. WADE B.S. 1950 Delta State College MRS. A.M. APPLEWHITE B.S., 1920, Grenada College; Graduate Study, 1921, Tulane University; 1937, Chicago Musical College; 1944, University of Mexico; 1939, American Con- servatory, Paris, France; Masters, 1958, University of Colorado. CLYDE E. WOOD B.S., 1942, Mississippi State; M.A., 1953, Mississippi State University. 16 Non-Teaching Personnel MRS. ROY MATTHEWS MRS. LULA MAE TOWERY MRS. B.S. LIVINGSTON Assistant, Cafeteria Cashier, Cafeteria Manager, Student Center C.E. FITTS Maintenance Supervisor 17 WILLIAM S. JOHNSON Assistant Maintenance Sophomores We, the Sophomores of Sunflower Junior College stand on the threshold of a new life. Behind us lie two years of struggle, heartbreak, and happiness two wonderful years at S. J.C. With our first year we came to the sudden realiza- tion that we no longer lived in the happy world of adolescence. We were constantly being exposed to new things new books, new teachers, new idecs, and new friends. Then came our second year and more changes were made. We were given the responsibility of providing able leadership and example for other students. We hove tried to fulfill this order to the best of our abilities. As for the future no one knows what it has in store. But we will always look back on our days at S. J.C. with a hope and a memory. PRESIDENT Bobby Bellipanni SECRETARY-TREASURER Jean Rountree VICE-PRESIDENT James Brown REPORTER Bobbye Roberts 4 GEORGE CURTIS AUST Itta Bena, Mississippi Business Club 2. MRS. JIMMIE M. BENNETT Sunflower, Mississippi Business Club; S.E.A. Club, Secretary 2 BARBARA ANN BRADSHAW Itta Bena, Mississippi S.C. A. 1; Business Club 2. BRYN BRIGHT Doddsville, Mississippi Business Club 1, 2. JERRY SEMMES ALLEN--Belzoni, Mississippi BEN ANDERSON ' -Sunflower, Mississippi ROBERT LEE BELLIPANNI Indianola, Mississippi l.R.C. 1; Petal Staff 2; Class President 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2. ALTON HAYWOOD BRITT Rosedale, Mississippi Building Technician ' s Club 1,2. GLENN ALLEN BROADWAY Tutwiler, Mississippi JAMES BERNARD BROWN Moorhead, Mississippi Business Club 1; Class Vice-President 2. FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT BURRUS Moorhead, Mississippi Building Technician ' s Club 1,2. SHIRLEY ANN CARNES Glen Allen, Mississippi S.C.A. Club 1,2; Library Club 1.2, Secretary 2; Y.W.A 2, President 2. • Ifc J CHARLES EDWIN CAULEY Indianola, Mississippi Y.M. S.C.A. 1; Track 1; S Club 1. CURTIS FOSTER COOK Greenville, Alabama DON LYNN CHEEK Winnsboro, Louisiana Football 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; B.S.U. 1,2. B.S.U. Executive Council 2; S Club 1,2; Y.M.C. A. 1.2, President 1, Vice- President 2. DAVID AMANDO COSTANZI Rosedale, Mississippi Business Club 1. CHARLES RAY CUMMINGS Shaw, Mississippi DON FOSTER Belzoni, Mississippi Dramatics Club 1; De- bate Club 2. DONNIE FRANKS Gunnison, Mississippi Transfer 2. Basketball 2. ROBERT FRATESI Leland, Mississippi Building Technician ' s Club 1,2; Football 1,2 RUDOLPH SILAS FULTON Louise, Mississippi Dramatics Club 1; Li- brary Club 1, 2; Boxer 1; Petal Staff 1; Photogra- pher 2. TOMMY EDWARDS Sunflower, Mississippi Basketball 1,2; Student Council 1;Y.M.C.A. 2; Retrospect Staff 2; M.S.M. 1.2. RONNIE FLEMING Greenwood. Mississippi Building Technician ' s Club 1,2. HAROLD FRANKLIN Indianola, Mississippi Special Student Wa JAMES BROWN GARRISON Rosedale, Mississippi Agriculture Club 1. WAYNE CRANBERRY Dothan, Alabama Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1; S Club 1,2; Class Secretary 1. BUD GRIFFIN Moorhead, Mississippi Building Technician ' s Club 1,2; Reporter 2; Track 1.2; Retrospect Staff 2; B.S.U. Executive Council. JOHN WILLARD GRIFFIN Shelby. Mississippi Football 1.2; S Club 2; Track 1; Business Club 1. ALICE HAMMARSTROM Moorhead, Mississippi Glee Club 1; Sextet 1; Women ' s Student Council 2, Vice- President 1; Wesley 1,2; Band 1; Dramatics Club 1; I.R.C. 2; Library Club Vice-President and Program Chairman 2; Y.W.A. Vice-President and Program Chairman 2; Petals Staff 2. CLYDE HIGGASON Belzoni, Mississippi Building Technician ' s Club 1,2. IGNATIUS LA BELLA Indianola, Mississippi I. R. C. 1; Business Club 2. i WILLIAM LAMB Moorhead, Mississippi Building Technician ' s Club Treasurer 1, Vice-President 2. JANICE LIGHT Greenwood, Mississippi NED HOLDER Drew, Mississippi I BUDDY JONES Ruleville, Mississippi Transfer 2. Basketball, Track. BETTYE SUE KISNER Indianola, Mississippi Business Club 1,2. ELLEN LAMB Moorhead, Mississippi Dramatics Club Reporter 1; I.R.C. 2. LORRAINE McGREW Rolling Fork, Mississippi F.T.A. 1; S.C.A. 1; Nurses Club 2; Y. W. A . 1,2. NICKY VAN Mcmullen Mattson, Mississippi HIRAM LITTLE Greenville, Mississippi Football 1; Sunflower Petals 1.2; Who ' s Who 1; Y.M.C.A. Attendance Chairman 1, President 2; Religious Emphasis Week Chairman 2; Golden Gloves 1,2; Track 2. SHIRLEY Mccarty Moorhead, Mississippi Building Technician ' s Club Reporter 1. Treasurer 2; An- nual Staff Feature Editor 1,2; Student Council Sophomore Representative 2; Who ' s Who 1,2. LOUELLA MORGAN Belzoni, Mississippi Petals Staff Reporter and Typist 1, Editor 2; Women ' s Stu- dent Council Monitor 1, President 2; Y.W.A. Program Chairman 2; B.S.U. Devotional Chairman 2. GEORGE MOORE Carthage, Mississippi Business Club 1; Debate Club Secretary-Treasurer 2; Li- brary Club 1,2. HENRY MOSCO Shaw, Mississippi Football 1.2,3; S.E.A. 1, ETHELDA MOSER Moorhead, Mississippi Chorus 1. Sextet 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; S.C. A. Reporter 1, Vice- President 2. KERMIT NATIONS Greenwood, Mississippi Building Technician ' s Club Vice-President 1, President 2. ANN NERREN Ruleville, Mississippi Business Club 1,2; S.E. A. ANNA BETH REEVES Moorhead, Mississippi Business Club 1, 2; Cho- rus 1; Piano 1; Y.W.A. 2, Vice-President 1; B. S. U. Music Chair- man 1, Social Chair- man 1,2. JEAN ROUNTREE Louise, Mississippi VV, S.C. A. 1; Annual Staff Business Manager 1,2; Library Club Pres- ident 2; Homecoming Court 2. FRANK RULE Ruleville, Mississippi Building Technician ' s Club Secretary 1; Band 1; Business Club 2. PATRICIA RUNCK Greenville, Mississippi S.C, A. 1; Chorus 2; Y.W.A. 1.2. 4 W.H.POPE Boyle, Mississippi Dramatics Club 1; B. S.U. 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Petals Staff 2; Annual Staff 2; S.E. A. 2. STEVE RAGLAND Greenwood, Mississippi Transfer 2. Debate Club FAYE RAY Lucedale, Mississippi Library Club Reporter 1, President 2; Petals Staff 1.2; Y.W.A. 2. BOBBYE ROBERTS Isola, Mississippi B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil 1,2; Petals Staff 1, 2; Business Club Pro- gram Chairman 2; Y. W.A. 1, Secretary 2; Cheerleader 2. BENNETT SMITHHART Indianola, Mississippi Business Club 1, 2. ED THOMPSON Greenville, Mississippi PEGGY SUE UPCHURCH Itta Bena, Mississippi Business Club 1, Vice-President 2 JOHN VICKERS Belzoni, Mississippi Transfer 2. Basketball 2. THOMAS RUSSELL Isola, Mississippi Debate Club 1, Presi- dent 2; Draiuatics Club NEIL SHEFFIELD Inverness, Mississippi Transfer 2. SHIR1£Y SMITH Itta Bena, Mississippi Transfer 2. Home- coming Court 2. WAYNE TAYLOR Itta Bena, Mississippi Building Technician ' s Club 1,2. JACKIE WEBB Louise, Mississippi S.C.A. Secretary 1, Reporter 2; Who ' s Who 1; Homecoming Queen 2. GERALD WHEAT Durant, Mississippi S,E. A. 1,2; Chorus 1; B.S.U. 1. BOBBY WILLIAMS Alligator, Mississippi Agriculture Club Re- porter 1; Student Coun- cil President 2. LYNWOOD WRIGHT Isola, Mississippi I.R.C. 1; Y.M.C.A, 1. As man continues to probe into the unsolved mysteries of this vast universe, we suddenly be- come aware of the great part education plays in his success. His progress is dependent upon the amount of support he receives from education. We can be proud of S. J.C. ' s progress toward this goal . Within the past year we have witnessed the construction of a new and modernly-equipped library, an extensive campus beautification pro- gram, and an increased student enrollment. Sure- ly with these Innovations, we can look forward to a brighter future and a better tomorrow at S. J.C. MOGENE BENNETT Secretary ROBERT McCLELLAN President PRESTON HERRINGTON Vice-President HARVEY HANEY Scissy Aldridge Moorhead Nan Allen Moorhead Martha Alsworth Stonewall John Arnold Hoi landale Jo Neal Arnold Itta Bena Al Baker Itta Ben a Benny Baker Shaw Howard Barefoot Yazoo City Mildred Belk Greenwood Daniel Bell Yazoo City James Bel I Yazoo City Toby Bell Moorhead Imogene Bennett Greenwood Don Berry Rul eville Barbara Bingham Glen Allan Thomas Blansett Moor head Rayford Bowman Rulevil le Mrs. Aileen Boyd Itta Bena Charles Boyer Sunflower Eunice Bruce Belzoni James Burchfield Tutwiler Jack Campbell Greenvil le Claire Carr Moorhead Watkins Carter Greenville Tommye Gaye Chittom Belzoni James Chrismond Itta Bena Renford Chrismond Itta Bena Tommy Coghlan Beulah Jane Cole Cleveland Frank Coleman Itta Bena Tommy Crenshaw Clarksdale Colbert Crowe Carthage Dianne Curry Ruleville Sammie Danna Rosedale Bobby Denman Itta Bena Billie Ruth Dickerson Isolo Dickie Dickson Jacksonville, Florida Charles Dixon Sunflower Katherine Jones Duggan Greenwood Virginia Edwards Bruce J. P. Faulk Inverness Nancy Foster Belzoni Joe Freeman Minter City Gondyne Freeman Greenwood George Fulgham Itta Bena Mary Jo Garst Silver City Gene Paul Gibson Itta Bena Wayman Sonny Gibson Rulevi lie Terry Goodbread Clarksdale Alma Grantham Holcomb Claudette Graves Clarksdale Billy Joe Greer Greenville Joyce Guntharp Clarksdale Billy Ray Griffin Moorhead Robert Hall Indianola Harvey Honey Belzoni Camille Harmon Moorhead Franklin Hays Itta Bena Joe Hartman Indianola Buster Hartness Indianola Anne Hatcher Greenwood James Helton Ferguson, Kentucky Don Hendley Abbeville, Alabama Donny Hendon Shaw Joyce Herbert Carroll ton Charles Herbison Shaw Preston Herrington Rulevil le William Hix Greenwood Billy Holley Clarksdale Sherry Hood Belzoni James Hooper Greenwood Freddie Hooper Greenwood Carol Horton Isola Boyd Horton Moorhead Oscar Isom Sunflower James Jackson Greenwood Charline Jol ly Greenwood LeNoir Josey Greenwood Ted Kattawar Greenville James King Shaw Billie Kittrell Shaw Salvador Lobelia Indianola Johnny Lancaster Sunflower J. W. Lane Sumner James Lee Greenwood Wesley Lewis Itta Bena Benny Lindsey Homer, Louisiana Ruby Lloyd Belzoni Lee Long Greenwood Jimmy McBride Clarksdale Robert McClellan Greenvil le Joe McCrory Yazoo City Charles McDaniel Greenwood Derrel I Martin Indianola Ro y Matthews Moor head Thomas Matthews Moorhead Joseph W . Maxey Swiftown Cecelia Maxwell Ruleville James Moore Greenwood Margie Moore Clarksdal e Ralph Moreland Shaw Charles Morgan Greenwood Billy Nassar Shelby Mary Neely Hoi landale Catherine Mobile Moorhead . t t n l 1 James Oakes Louise Jimmy Ol iver Benoit Janie Sue Owen Rosedale Wayne Peacock Itta Bene Betty Jean Pepper Shaw Thomas Phi I ley Indianola Kent Pierce Indianola Joe Pittman Itta Bena Charles Pongetti Shelby Millard Powers Lam on t Doug Ragsdale Cleveland Jane Rainer Belzoni J. C. Rayburn Greenville Douglas Reed Greenville Esaias Richardson Doddsville Pedro Rinaldi Ponce, Puerto Rico Diane Roberts Silver City Jane Robinson Morgan City Kris Robinson Greenwood Wil liam Robinson Greenwood Eduardo Rosa Santurce, Puerto Rico Julia Ann Rose Greenville Barbara Rountree Louise Jessalyn Russel I Baird Vincent Saia Indianola Irwin Sanborn Columbus, Georgia Doc Sanderson Clarksdale James Scott Tutwiler Robert Scroggins Belzoni Martha Shaw Itta Bena Allen Smith Isola Ann Smit-h Indlanola John Smithhart Indianola Peggy Spencer Indianola Grandle Starling Jacksonville, Florida Johnny Steeland Clarendon, Arkansas Erma Strain Itta Bena Billielu Sykes Indianola Paula Terrell Indianola Mary Frances Til I Belzoni Frances Tomlinson Parchman Ruth Towles Sunflower Harold Tucker Greenwood C. L. Turner Merigold Betty Tyner Moorhead Billy Tyner Moorhead Jesse Ann Vincent Indianola Peter Vincent Indianola Milton Wade Inverness Mary Flo Walker Itta Bena Lynn Watkins Natchez Tom Watkins Morgan City Buddy Weatherly Yazoo City Linda Weissinger Louise Ann Wells Isola Jack Wells Stewart Dennis Williams Merigold Richard Wood Inverness Doris Wright Isola Leonard Young Greenwood Seniona Having completed these four years of learning, we the members of the M. H. S. Senior Class, are now prepared to confront the true tests of life as we meet the world and its obstacles. As alumni, we will be able to look back, with sat- isfaction, at the wonderful years we have spent here at M.H.S. The excellent instruction we have received here has been, we feel, the best possible. The numerous socials, athletic contests, and other events have all added to four complete years. We now find ourselves ready to represent M. H. S. in our many different fields of study. We have the respon- sibility and the privilege of assuming positions as the new leaders of tomorrow. SECRETARY Faye Towles PRESIDENT Joan Yarbrough VICE-PRESIDENT Bennie Clower REPORTER Judy Snell V1 JOE AGREE Class Reporter 1; Student Council 3; Hi-Y 1,2,4, President 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Annual Staff 1; Halloween Court 2; Science Club 3; Speech Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. BETTY ALLEN Homecoming Court 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Petals Staff 4, High School Editor 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Layout Editor 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4, Head Majorette and Featurette 2,3.4; Chorus 3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Y- Teens 1,2,3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 2,3; Girls ' State; Junior Class Play; B.S.U. 1,2,3,4, Greater Council 3, 4. JOHNNY BARIOLA Football 1.2,3,4. All C. D.C. 3, 4. Captain 4. Best Lineman 4; Baseball 1.2,3.4, All C.D.C. 3; Track 2. 3. 4; F.F.A. 1. Reporter 2. Vice-President 3; Junior Class Play. ' Vi BETTE NELL BRASWELL Football Maid 2, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, Officer 3.4; Science Club 3; Band 1,2,3. 4, Majorette 4; Junior Play; Annual Staff 4. BENNIE GLOWER 4-H Club 1,2.3.4; F.F.A. 1.2.3,4; Band 1,2.3.4; Hi-Y; Class Favorite 3; Class Vice-President 4; Junior Play; Club Officer 3.4. LLOYD ALLEN DODD Football 3,4; Basketball Manager 3; 4-H Club 3.4; Secre- tary 3, President 4; Baseball 3,4. BILLY DONALD Class Secretary 1; Class President 2; Hi-Y 1.2, 3; Football 1.2,4; Track 2; Student Coun- cil Vice-President 4; Chorus 4; Band 1.2,3,4; Halloween Court 1,4; Petals Staff 4; Junior Play; National Honor Society 3.4; Boys ' State 3; Science Club 3. Vice-President; Speech Club. President 3. WILLIAM FITTS F.F.A. 1.2.3, Reporter 4. W.G. GRIFFIN Football 1.2.3.4. AUG. D.C. Honorable Mention 4. Most Valuable Player 4; Baksetball 1.2.4, Co-Captain 4 Baseball 1.2,3.4, All C.D.C. 3; Track 3,4; F.F.A. 1. 2,3,4, President 3; Class Favorite 1. CHARLES FITTS F.F.A. 1,2.3,4; Vice- President 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2.3.4; Junior Play. CAROLYN HEN DON Chorus 1: Piano 1.2,4; Band 2.3; Y-Teens 1.2.3. Presi- dent 4; Retrospect Staff 4; Junior Play. NANCY ISOM 4-H l.-i. Officer 2. 3; Basketball 1.2. Captain 3.4. Hon- orable Mention All-C. D.C. 2. All-C.D.C. 3. All-Delta 3. All-County 3; Track 1.2.3.4; Who ' s Who 2, 3; Hallo- ween Queen 4; Science Club 3; Junior Play. SUE LEE JOE Band 1,2,3,4; 4-H 2, 3. 4; Student Council 1; Science Club 3; Pi - ano 1.2,3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Retrospect Staff 3,4; Petals Staff 3, 4; Junior Plav . BOB KINCADE Track 1.2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1; 4-H 1,4; F.F.A. 1.2,3.4; Boys- State 3; Junior Play; Class Reporter 2, 3; Band 1,2. MARY LYNN MATTHEWS Class Favorite 1; Basketball 1; Track 1,3; Band 1.2,3; Junior Plav: Class Treasurer 3.4; Y-Teens 2.3.4; 4-H Club 1; Retrospect Staff 4; Halloween Court 1. 1. EDGAR McDANlEL Football 1,3,4; All C.D.C. 4; Basketball 1,2.3; Baseball 1.2,3; Track 1.2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. State Farmer 4; 4-H President 1,2,4; Vice-President 3. ROBERT McDANIEL F.F.A. 1.2,3; 4-H 1. 2,3,4, Reporter; Bas- ketball 1,2.3; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. BARBARA NESMITH Band 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Junior Play; Y. W.A. 3; Li- brary Club 4; Retro spect Staff 4; Chorus 4; Voice 4; Halloween Court 2; Science Club 3; Speech Club 3. JIMMIE HUGHES F.F.A. 3; 4-H 4; Band 3. 4, Drum Major 3, 4. JOHNNY JORDAN F.F.A. 1.2,3,4; Track 1; Band 3; 4-H 1. HENRY McDANIEL F.F.A. 1.2,3; 4-H 1. 2.3,4; Basketball 1. 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. 1)11,1. Y NOljll.E K.F.A. 1,2.3; 4-H 1 . 2. :i; Basketball 1; Football 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention; All (.,I3.C. 4; Track 2.3.4; Junior i ' lay. JANli SNHl.L Basketball 1.2.3.4, AllC.D.C. 2.3. All County 3. All Delta 3; Trac k 1.2.3.4; 4-H 1.2.3. Vice-President 4; Football Court 1. JUDY SNtLL 4-H 1.2,3.4; Track 2, Track Manager 3; Bas- ketball i.2.4; Class Reporter 4; 4-H Secre- tary 3, Reporter 4. WINSTON TAYLOR 4-H 1,2.4. Secretary 1; F. F. A. 1; Band 1, 2,3; Hi-Y 3; Science Club 3; Junior Play; Halloween Court 3. BETHANY ANNE TENHET Chorus 3,4; Piano 1, 2. 3; Band 2.3.4. Majorette 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1.2; Science Club 3; Y-Teens 1.3: B.S.U. 1. 2.3,4. Executive Council 4; Retrospect Staff 3, 4; Juni ' or ' piay; Girls ' State 3; Student Council Representative 4. FA YE TOWLES Chorus 1.2; Basketball 2; Class Secretary 3.4; Class Fav- orite 3; 4-H 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Football Queen 4; Junior Play; 4-H Officer. PENNY WOFFORD Y-Teens 2.3 4; 4-H 1, 2, Officer 1; Y-Teen Officer 3,4; Band 1,2; Student Council 2; Class Officer 1,2,3; F.F.A, Sweetheart 2, 3; Sci- ence Club 3. JOAN YARBROUGH Class President 1. 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Basket- ball 1; Junior Play; 4-H 1,2.3.4, Vice- President 1, Secretary 2, Reporter 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club, Secretary 3. JIMMY DALE WAKHAM F.F.A. 1,2; Secretary 2; 4-H 4; Science Club 3; Junior Play. EXIE PRESTIDGE Transfer Itta Bena. 4-H Club 4. ED WAYNE SHEFFIELD Football 1,2.3,4; Band 3; Track 3. untold Having now completed our third year of high school, we approach the final and climactic year of our high school careers. We realize that we are enabling ourselves to assume the important responsibilities of our generation. As we glance back over our past high school years, we observe young bodies and minds developing to a point where they will be qualified to participate in the complex competition of our modern society. We now look forward to our fourth and final year, confident that we will make M.H.S. an even greater educational institution. SECRETARY Eugene Joe PRESIDENT William Hickman VICE-PRESIDENT John Paul Quon REPORTER Ann Watkins I. Dickie Bennett Phyllis Box Bob Clark Ray Dodd Joann Evans Shirley Fitts Charles Gardner Laura Gavin Lola Mae Mollis Mary Huckaby Anthony Kimbrell Donald Kimbrell Lynne Kirk Benny McClellan Billy McDaniel Leo McDaniel Julia Murphy Jimmy Oakes Betty Jo Pdeples Tommy Phallon Mark Pilgrim Helen Reeves Douglas Roberts Elaine Skeen Millie Stonestreet Paul Tenhet Wheeler Timbs Barbara Townsend Zelda Whittington Kenneth Willinghom 45 Sofihomoneii The class of ' 61 returned to the M. H. S. campus after a pleasant summer and a year ' s experience in high school life behind us. We, the Sophomore class, have exper- ienced two years of high school life. From here on out we find ourselves with the op- portunity to advance in every way — socially, spiritually, and most of all , mentally, in the years ahead as upperclassmen and leaders on our campus. SECRETARY Douglas Kirksey PRESIDENT Joy Morgan VICE-PRESIDENT Geneva Aldridge REPORTER Libby Carr Jerry Bonds Tommy Bowling Billy Brin Jan Cartwright Marion Clanton Sandra Collum Jimmy Curtis Essie Mae Evans Car I en e Gibson Clyde Hendon Marcelle Little Steve Oswalt James Ray Martha Storey Douglas Tindall NOT PICTURED Milton Jefcoat Jimmy McDaniel Tommy Methvin Jerry Ray Patsy Williams 3n.e{ihmen We were a bewildered group of stu- dents that gathered at Moorhead High School on September 1, 1958, for the purpose of attaining a higher education. Throughout this year we have expe- rienced the fun of Freshman Day, the thrill of Homecoming, the shivers of Halloween, and the joys of fellowship with upper classmen. All of these things and many more helped to ma ke this year at M. H. S. a very memorable one. Now with confi- dence we look to our future years at M. H.S. We are the 1958-59 Freshmen- the class of 1963. SECRETARY Linda Gibson PRESIDENT Roslyn Diamond VICE-PRESIDENT Norman McCarty REPORTER Sammy Kimbrel Lillie Bailey Larry Beavers Freddie Cook Madolyn Downer Ann Dunn Bobby Ellis Buster Farrish Billy Gavin John Robert Griffin Nancy Keeton Peggy Keeton Barbara Kimbrell Paul Kincade Alice Kirksey Ernest Mathews Billy Ray McClellan Shirley McCraney Lottie McDaniel Sylvia McGaugh Bo Pilgrim Jeannette Smith Annette Taylor James Watts NOT PICTURED Charles Clark Billy Blansett Noel Methvin James McDaniel a i FEATURES Louella Morgan Bobby Williams Mr. and Miss MlIS AAary Lynn AAatthews Johnny Bariola SJC Handsomes Robert McClellan Rudolph Fulton SJC Beauties MHS Handsomes MHS Beauties Jan Cartwright 57 Faye Towles Joy Morgan and Tommy Phallon Betty Allen and Jimmy Hughes Shirley Fitts and Billy Nobile Jimmy Dale Wakham and Joan Yarbrough 1 Dickie Dickson Nan Allen Doris Wright Mac McClellan David Holder and Millie Stonestreet Joan Yarbrough, Bethany Tenhet, Jimmy Dale VVakham SJC Homecoming Court FRESHMAN MAID Miss Nan Allen 64 FRESHMAN MAID Miss Joyce Herbert MHS Homecoming Court SOPHOMORE MAID Miss Sherry Mills 65 FRESHMAN MAID Miss Annette Taylor The Student Council Certainly, it is not an easy job to handle student affairs. The group responsible must have intelligence and courage. We have been most fortunate this year in having a group that pos- sesses these attributes. Both the Student Coun- cil and its sponsor, Mr. Mansell, have done an excellent job In representing us, the students. We, the RETROSPECT STAFF, would like to commend them for a job well done. BOBBY WILLIAMS President 68 PHYLLIS BOX SKELTON Junior Representative CLYDE HENDON Sophomore Representative JOHN ROBERT GRIFFIN Freshman Representative CLAIRE CARR Co- Editor MRS. STONESTREET Sponsor SHIRLEY Mccarty Feature Editor MILLIE STONESTREET Snapshot Editor Retrospect NAN ALLEN Editor-in-Chief BETTY ALLEN Layout Editor CAMILLE HARMON Feature Co-Editor BETHANY TENHET Snapshot Co-Editor JEAN ROUNTREE Business Manager MR. MANSELL Sponsor DORIS WRIGHT Typist BUD GRIFFIN Sports Editor Staff TOMMY EDWARDS LYNN WAT KINS LIBBY CARR .H. POPE BETTE NELL BRASWELL SUE LEE JOE IMOGENE BENNETT PAULA TERRELL PEGGY SPENCER MAC McCLELLAN CAROLYN HENDON PEGGY UPCHURCH BILLIELU SYKES BARBARA BRADSHAW 71 MARY JO GARST DIANE ROBERTS Sunflower FRANCES TOMLINSON ALICE HAMMARSTROM ANN HATCHER Feature Writer Feature Writer Feature Writer ELLEN LAMB BOBBYE RCBERTS COLBERT CROWE Columnist Columnist Columnist FA YE RAYE Reporter BETTY TYNER Reporter PEGGY SPENCER News Reporter HIRAM LITTLE Sports Writer Petals BARBARA NESMITH Reporter W.H. POPE Reporter LYNN WATKINS Reporter BILLIELU SYKES Reporter MARGIE MOORE Reporter JOYCE GUNTHARP Reporter BILLY DONALD News Reporter TOMMY COGHLAN Sports Writer JOE B. PITTMAN News Reporter RUDOLPH FULTON Photographer IMOGENE BENNETT News Reporter CHARLEY HERBINSON Photographer r. SJC and MHS Band FIRST ROW: Mary Neely, Julie Murphy. Joan Yarbrough, Sue Lee Joe, Libby Carr, Sandra Collum. SECOND ROW: Laura Gavin, Bette Nell Braswell, Linda Gibson, Annette Taylor, Barbara Kimbrell, Betty Allen, Jimmy Oakes, Boyd Horton, Lynne Kirk, Anne Dunn, Don Berry, Ann Watkins, Billy Ray McClellan, THIRD ROW: Joe Acree, Norman McCarty, Lynn Watkins, Roslyn Diamond, Madolyn Downer, Nan Allen, Jimmy Hughes, Mr. Adams, Esais Richardson, Martha Storey, Claire Carr, Bethany Tenhet, Billy Donald, Toby Bell. Remember the parades, the pep rallys, and the football games? What would they be without the band? Certainly, we, the students can be justifiably proud of t his organization that plays such a vital part on our campus. Under the direction of our band director, Mr. James Adams, the band has done much in bringing to the M.H.S. and S. J.C. campus, the recognition it de- serves. The band has excelled both in marching and in concert. Though few in number, they rank with the highest in ability, spirit and enthusiasm. We are proud of AA)orhead High School and Sunflower Junior College Band. 74 National Honor Society JOE AGREE JOAN YARBROUGH BILLY DONALD The Ella Chambley Chapter of the National Honor Society was inaugurated at Moorhead High School in 1947. It ' s present sponsor Is Mr. Harold Hall, prin- cipal of M. H.S. The organization is an honor society to recognize students out- standing in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. 76 MR. H.B. HALL Sponsor Phi-Theta Kappa ROBERT BELLIPANNI ETHELDA MOSER W.H. POPE The Zeta Zeta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa fraternity, a non-secret national honor society for junior colleges, was inaugurated at Sun- flower Junior College in 1947. Mr. Herman Thigpin has capably served as sponsor for the past several years. The membership is com- posed of those students whose grades rank in the upper ten per cent of the college enrol- lment and who receive unqualified endorse- ment by the faculty committee on Honors and Awards, and from the active fraternity mem- bers. The members must be superior in schol- arship, leadership, and character. HERMAN A. THIGPIN Sponsor 77 Chorus FIRST ROW: Betty Allen, Claire Can, Libby Carr, Jan Cartwright, Bethany Tenhet, Penny Wofford. Roslyn Diamond. SECOND ROW: Pat Runck, Don Check, Bob Kincade, Billy Donald, Jimmy Dale Wakham, Nan Allen, accompanist. Dramatics Club FIRST ROW: Ruth Towles, Diane Roberts, Mary Frances Powell, Paula Sue Terrell. Secretary- Treasurer; Jo Neal Arnold, Claire Carr, Vice-President, SECOND ROW: Charlene Jolly, Martha Shaw, Tommye Gaye Chittom, Catherine Nobile, Frances Tomlinson. THIRD ROW: Peggy Spencer, Reporter; Betty Tyner, Mary Jo Garst, Jane Rainer, Billie Ruth Dickerson, Mildred Belk. FOURTH ROW: Jane Robinson, Doug Ragsdale, Mr. Stephen, Robert McClellan, Presi- dent; Imogene Bennett. 78 Piano Students Lynne Kirk, Claire Carr, Roslyn Diamond, Penny Wofford, Madolyn Downer, Nan Allen, Annette Taylor, Sherry Mills, Colbert Crowe, Mildred Belk, Jan Cartwright, Carolyn Hendon, Laura Gavin, Joy Morgan, Sue Lee Joe, Mrs. Oakley Yeates, Millie Stonestreet. Voice Students FIRST ROW: Claire Carr, Libby Carr. Penny Wofford. SECOND ROW: Barbara Nesmith. Darrell Martin, Jan Cartwright. 79 WSCA FIRST ROW: Barbara Bingham, Anne Carnes, Mary Neely, Sherry Hood, Janie Owens, Jackie Webb, Ethelda Moser, Nancy Jane Foster. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ussery, Sponsor; Kris Robinson, Mary Flo Walker, Linda Weisinger, Carol Horton, LeNoir Josey, Ruby Lloyd, Ann Snnith, Janice Light. MSCA FIRST ROW: Donnie Hendon, Charles Pongetti, James Jackson, Charles McDaniel, James Lee, Dennis Williams, Tommy Edwards, C.L. Turner, Don Cheek, Benny Baker. SECOND ROW: James King, Charles Dixon, Thomas Philley, Harold Tucker, Joe Freeman, Hiram Little, Watkins Carter, John Arnold, Colbert Crowe, Bill Hamrick, Allen Smith, Mr. James Adams, Sponsor. gQ Y-Teens FIRST ROW: Sandra Collum, Ann Waikins, Reporter; Mary Lynn Matthews, Jan Cartwright, Millie Stonestreet, Vice-President; Carolyn Hendon, President; Lynn Kirk, Secretary; Betty Allen, Penny Wofford, Joy Morgan, Geneva Aldridge. SECOND ROW: Nancy Swoop, Marcel Little, Cherry McGraw, Shirley Fitts, Libby Carr, Sherry Mills, Zelda Whittington, Julia Murphy, Madolyn Downer, Roslyn Diamond, Annette Taylor, Jeanette Smith. THIRD ROW: Miss Mclnnis, Sponsor; Nancy Keeton, Ann Dunn, Lottie McDaniel, Sylvia McGaugh, Annette Smith, Marion Clanton, Barbara Nesmith, Essie Mae Evans, Martha Storey, Barbara Kimbrell, Shirley McCraney, Linda Gibson, Sherry McGraw. Hi-Y FIRST ROW: John Paul Quon, Steve Oswalt, Paul Tenhet, Eugene Joe. SECOND ROW: Coach Wade, Sponsor; Douglas Kirksey, Jimmy Oakes, Joe Acree, President; David Holder, Secre- tary; Billy Britt, Billy Ray McClellan. 81 FIRST ROW: Judy Snell, Reporter; Laura Gavin, Sue Lee Joe, Jane Snell, Bette Nell Braswell, Joan Yarbrough, Faye Towles, President, SECOND ROW: Barbara Townsend, Secretary; Nancy Isom, Jo Ann Evans, Elaine Skeen, Betty Jo Peoples, Exie Prestidge, Carlene Gibson. Boys ' 4-H FIRST ROW: Edgar McDaniel, Lloyd Allen Dodd, Bennie Glower, Robert McDaniel. SECOND ROW: Bobby Ellis, Norman McCarty, Paul Kincade, Jimmy Hughes, Winston Taylor. THIRD ROW: Douglas Tindell. Dickie Bennett, Billy McDaniel, Bob Kincade, Jimmy Dale Wakham. 82 FIRST ROW: Buster Parish, Charles Clark, Billy Nobile, Kenneth Willingham, Charles Fitts, Mark Pilgrim, Joy Morgan, Sweetheart; Wheeler Timbs, Douglas Roberts, Leo McDaniel, Ray Dodd, Tommy Phallon. SECOND ROW: Mr, Wood, Sponsor; Billy Gavin, Jerry Bonds, Ed Wayne Sheffield, Anthony Kimbrell, Bob Clark, Jimmy Methvin, Bennie McClellan, W.G. Griffin, Johnny Bariola, Jerry Ray, Bo Pilgrim, Henry McDaniel, Louie Dodson. THIRD ROW: Sammy Kimball, Tommy Bowlin, James Ray, Donald Kimbrell, Jimmy McDaniel, Johnny Jordan, Jimmy Curtis, James Watts, Jack Methvin, Tommy Methvin, Milton Jefcoat, Freddy Cook. FHA FIRST ROW: Carlene Gibson, Gerry McGraw, Cherry McGraw, Jan Cartwright, Joy Morgan, Linda Gibson. SECOND ROW: Lillie Bailey. Geneva Aldridge, Marion Clanton, Sherry Mills, Madolyn Downer, Annette Taylor, Shirley McCraney. THIRD ROW: Lottie McDaniel, Nancy Keeton, Marcel Little, Libby Carr, Martha Storey, Sandra Collum, Alice Kirksey. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Kimbrell, Peggy Keeton, Sylvia McGaugh, Annette Smith, Jeanette Smith, Nancy Swoop, Miss Miller, Sponsor. I SEA FIRST ROW: Mrs. Jimmie Bennett, Secretary; Nan Allen, President; Gerald Wheat, Vice-Presi- dent; Lee Long, Anne Nerrin. SECOND ROW: Darrell Martin, Lynn Watkins, Camille Harmon, Mr. Tigrett, Sponsor. i FIRST ROW: Scissy Aldridge, Jessalyn Russell, Peggy Upchurch, Barbara Bradshaw, Anna Beth Reeves. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Anderson, Sponsor; Ben Anderson. THIRD ROW: Art Coney, Ignatius Labella , Frank Rule, Curtis Aust. 84 BSU FIRST ROW: Bethany Tenhet, Secretary; Anna Beth Reeves, Nan Allen, President; Betty Allen. SECOND ROW: Don Cheek, Dickie Dickson, Louella Morgan, Boyd Horton, Vice-Presi- dent. Debaters Mrs. Hardin, Sponsor; Don Foster, Billy Joe Greer, Esais Richardson. 85 Buildin, Technicians Club FIRST ROW: Wayne Taylor, Wayne Peacock, Dan Bell, Richard Wood, Buddy McGehee, Haywood Britt, Bud Griffin, Cecelia Maxwell, Frank Burrus, Kermit Nations. SECOND ROW: Mr. Charles P. Foley, J.W. Lane, Clyde Higgason, Robert Fratesi, Stanley Christian, Stanley Lamb, Jimmy Jordan, Ronnie Fleming, Milton Wade, Mr. W.C. Gavin. Library Club FIRST ROW: Sherry Hood, Alice Hammarstrom, Faye Ray, Anne Carnes, Joyce Gunthrap. SECOND ROW: Terry Goodbread, Margie Moore, Scissy Aldridge, Miss Mclnnis, Barbara Nesmith, George Moore. 86 Science Club FIRST ROW: Sue Lee Joe, Nancy Swoop, Millie Stonestreet, Joan Yarbrough, Lynne Kirk. SECOND ROW: Nancy Isom, Jimmy Dale Wakham, W.G. Griffin, Ann Watkins, THIRD ROW: Eugene Joe, Bob Kincade, John Paul Quon. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Oakes, William Hickman, Joe Acree, Billy Nobile, Johnny Bariola. 87 90 JAMES RANDALL Head Coach D. STONESTREET Backfield Coach JIMMY BELLIPANNI Line Coach Sunflower Junior College is fortunate in having a battery of coaches who possess the knowledge and skill of their field. They have the ability to teach our players the fundamentals, provide strategy, and instill the proper spirit within the team. Although our team may not have finished No. 1 in the press polls, through the leadership of our coaches, and the sportsmanship and loyalty they have instilled in their boys, they have certainly finished in first place in our polls. 91 4 « li iiiiiiMiiiiiiilitiiil FIRST ROW: Jack Ragsdale, Regis Metro, Jimmy George, Benny Baker, Rayford Bowman, Doc Sanderson, Robert McClellan, SECOND ROW: Robert Fratesi, F. E. AUegrezza, Henry Mosco, Raymond Kotow, Jackie Lane, Peter ' incent, Robert Gorrel, James Burchfield, Charles Pongetti, Curtis Cook. THIRD ROW: James Jackson, Jerry Foshee, J.C. Rayburn, Don Hendley, Wayne Cranberry, Don Cheek, Tommy Crenshaw, Dickie Dickson, Preston Herrington, Salvador Labella. 92 ROBERT McGRAVV, End DICKIE DICKSON, End WILLARD GRIFFIN, Back Honorable Mention All-State FIRST ROW: John Robert Griffin, Clyde Hendon, Jerry Bonds, Steve Oswalt, Billy Donald, Lloyd Dodd, Jack Methvin, W.G. Griffin, Milton Jefcoat, Paul Tenhet, William Hickman. SECOND ROW: Bennie McClellan, Jimmy Methvin, Donald Kimbrell, Tommy Methvin, David Holder, Bob Clark, Billy Nobile, Billy McDaniel, Mark Pilgrim; Johnny Bariola. In order to field a successful athletic team, it is necessary to have a coach who is honored, respected and admired by his team. To the Aggies, Coach Darry Wade has become a sym- bol of all three, by coaching his boys in team- work, strength, courage, and alertness. Through his leadership, the Moorhead Aggies have be- come one of the top contenders in the C. D.C. Conference . We are proud of our team and our Coach. COACH DARRY WADE 99 LLOYD A. DODD, Center 0 SHELBY 6 DUBLIN 26 TCHULA 7 LINN 6 GLEN ALLEN 20 ISOLA 24 LEFLORE COUNTY 20 BENOIT 6 INVERNESS STEVE CJSWALT, Guard JOHNNY BARIOLA, Guard Captain All C. D. G, 101 EDGAR McDANIEL, Guard All C.D.C. TOMMY METHVIN, End BILLY McDANIEL, Tackle JACK METHVIN, Back 102 JERRY BONDS, Guard WILLIAM HICKMAN, Manager 103 TOMMY EDWARDS BUDDY JONES TROJANS DONNIE FRANKS TONY HALBURNT CHARLES McDANIEL Coach Jimmy Bel lipanni ' s Trojan Team gave the fans some exciting thrills during the 1958-59 season. Despite their record, the team was much better than it appeared, los- ing several games by the narrowest of margins. They showed themselves to be not only good basketball players, but good sports. We are proud of the Sunflower Trojans for the fine job they did. 105 MHS FIRST ROW: Jack Methvin, Jimmy McDaniel, Charles Clark, W. G. Griffin, Dickie Bennett, Douglas Kirksey. SECOND ROW: Bennie McClellan, Charles Fitts, Jimmy Methvin, David Holder, Tommy Methvin, Bob Clark, Douglas Tindell, Manager. DAVID HOLDER All County All C.D.C. All Delta 106 CHARLES FITTS All County All C.D.C. All Delta All State AGGIES 1 W. G. GRIFFIN JIMMY M ETHVIN 4 TOMMY METHVIN We, the students, are certainly proud of the M.H.S. Basketball Team. They were victorious in five tournaments — the Moorhead Invitational Sunflower County, Central Delta, Sub-Regional, the Delta Regional Tournaments, and represented us in the North Mississippi State Tournament. The boys have come a long way under the direction and guidance of Coach Darry Wade. It is with pride that the RETROSPECT STAFF salutes the boys and their coach. Hats off to the Aggies! DICKIE BENNETT BOB CLARK 107 MHS FIRST ROW: Geneva Aldridge, Joy Morgan, Nancy Isom, Marcelle Little, Shirley Fitts, Barbara Townsend, Shirley McCraney. SECOND ROW: Ann Watkins, Manager; Jane Snell, Elaine Skeen, Millie Stonestreet, Sherry Mills, Annette Smith, Judy Snell, Jan Cartwright, Manager. JANE SNELL All County All C, D.C. All Delta NANCY ISOM All County All C.D.C. All Delta AGGIETTES The RETROSPECT STAFF salutes the M.H.S. Aggiettes. 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