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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1965 volume:

:rospect EDITOR-IN-CHIEF— LaCelle Livingston BUSINESS MANAGER— Mike Williams Looking back xoe had to come this far up to see what was below. FOREWORD MEMORIES AND THINGS: When what we do now has become obsolete present, relegated to memory, and all that challenge and imbue us now have evanesced from the particular to an overall, purpvoseful general- ity, we will retain nothing of now but memories; and o nly perhaps might we recall that our purpose here at MDJC was to learn. There were so many other things. They always seemed to come first. What then is to be had from a tenure of approximately two years at any one place? Surely, in the expiration of such a substcmtial percentage of our lifetimes, we do, by simply existing, create and achieve more, much more, than academic credit. There are the infinitely complex, dehcate personal associations; there are the quandaries which exhibit the comforting habit of loosening them- selves from happiness remembered; there is much joy, though punctuated at times with great anguish. To sum it all up: The multifarious ingredients of now crystalUze into a distinct reality, the sole judge of which is memory. Memory, the creation of all that time, emotion, and labor. Bad memory, good memory — that memory is the creature that analyzes all that was done and said, that qualifies all things of a present gone by, that is judge in the cruellest trial of all — the trial of one- self. If there be no memory, then that part excluded from memory virtually never transpired, for in the absence of critical memory, no lessons can be learned nor triumphs lauded nor catastrophes mourned. There can have been no living — only the suicidal p er- formance of a tragic role. Bad memory? Good memory? Be honest and learn. Rehve, in part, now the year just past. You can do no greater justice to yourself and to this school than to be decisively, inwardly honest. May your memories he oj happiness and your sorrows he mel- lowed with age. DEDICATION A silent figure walks across campus. When spoken to, he replies with a smile. Behind that smile and unwavering blue eyes is a love for teaching, and a dedication toward inspiring his students to learn more than curriculum requirements. A man loved and admired by his students, he became almost a legend on campus. His classes were like no other math courses any had been in before. They learned his subject and knew their time had not been wasted at semester ' s end. Patience? — he was never observed with- out it. Understanding? — he understood, and he was the friend of many students who were unaware. Fairness? — there was no other way. A man who teaches, one who works to develop the minds of young adults, one who enjoys living. The face is that of Mr. J. D. Stonestreet, instructor of algebra and math- ematics for ten years at MDJC. To him we dedicate this 1964-1965 edition of the Retrospect. Freshmen toll the Trojan Bell to boost our boys to another victory. Re imred beUringer attire? Pajamas. The cheerleaders literally burst onto the scene bringing pep and vitality to fans and players alike. From a clandestine, illegal early morning bull session lubricated with that ever- lasting last cup of bitter thrice-brewed coffee to a jostling, tedious ride on one of the MDJC buses which flow like rivulets to the mainstream of college from every portion of the Delta, student life encompasses and engenders an ever varying aura of endless occupation and tiring boredom; stunning failure and enrapturing con- quest; bleak reality and vague, comfortable euphoria. Student life can never be static or uneventful, for student life is people; and the people concerned are vibrant, climbing human beings, each with his own ration of life to influence in measureless manner all with whom he has contact. We have passed now the crossroads of life. We are here and by our residence we have shown that we have chosen the high road. Though this way is not without its milestones, the many years to be covered are all rocky and brush-strewn. The only good road will be that which we have ourselves paved well. That comfort is ever behind us. If we retread it, we stop, reverse, and descend. In these — the many, many ways of student life — we go our chosen ways. IX Now, we ' re all unloaded. Finally! (All things come to him that waiteth.) Now, we wait in a hot sun to eat. Now, we wait in a hot corridor to buy our books. •V. The Deltettes! These high-stepping Delta beauties distinguished themselves gracefully throughout the year in their sundry performances. Beauty and skill — there is no more powerful a combination. Power packed, vital, necessary, the MDJC cheerleaders never failed to boost our spirits when they needed boosting the most. I A careless crowd of outrageously dressed frosh appear to be more interested in being conspicious than in the game ' s proceedings. While we weren ' t racing madly to beat the omnipotent bell ... . or relaxing in the canteen over cofee and small . . . we were partying, caught up in a whirl of extracurricular activities. Here, students enjoy the music and dancing at the Homecoming Dance. HOMECOMING 1964-65 Miss Evelyn McCamphell, here being crowned by Student Body Pres- ident Wayne Hodnett, was chosen to reign as Homecoming Queen 1964. The Queen and her court were entertained royally. Left to Right: Freshman Maid Dorothy Oldham, Sophomore Maid Joan Rice, Queen Evelyn McCampbell, Sophomore Maid Jackie Clark, Freshman Maid Patsy Edwards. President of the Student Council Wayne Hodnett presents Evelyn with a miniature crown to com- memorate this happy occasion. f Left to Right: Larry Herhison, Patsy Edwards, Early Lucas, Joan Rice, Louis Fratesi, Queen Evelyn McCampbell, Jimmy Guest, Jackie Clark, Tom Ewing, Dorothy Oldham. WHO ' S WHO MOST INTELLECTUAL Clovis Smith Truman Stokes . . . pure intellect will find pure pleasure. MOST POPULAR MOST TALENTED Sidney White Lizzie Mosco Billy Williams Dianne Murphey If he has a talent and learns some how to use it, he has gloriously succeeded and won a satisfaction and a triumph few men know. 11 MOST ATHLETIC Wayne Upchurch . . . with strength that naught could alter. MOST VERSATILE Joe Doss LaCelle Livingston Society will furnish work for all the seasoris: But the individual will furnish the industry. 7.7. THE RETROSPECT QUEEN 1965 MISS EVELYN McCAMPBELL Selector of Retrospect Queen JOHNNY CARSON CISSY FLOYD JOAN RICE ATTENDANTS PATSY EDWARDS JACKIE SPENCER CLOVIS SMITH Clovis Makamson Smith exemplified the students who come to college to achieve success in every field attempted. Her fresh- man year she was a representative to the Student Council and a member of the Women ' s Student Government Association. She served on the campus newspaper, the Sunflower Petals both her freshman and sophomore years. Clovis won a major part in the play Our Town and earned the Drama Award for her performance. Phi Theta Kappa membership was another achievement to be added to her list. Clovis was elected Most Intellectual girl this year. Still Constance is a wondrous excel- lence. Clovis Smith ' s success was won- drous, but success came naturally to her. Modest, sincere, Clovis was a good friend to all who knew her. Excellence became Clovis and she carried it well. Clovis Makamson Smith now joins the 1965 Hall of Fame. HALL OF FAME TRUMAN STOKES Truman Stokes was a compara- tively silent figure on campus, but his countenance portrayed depth of thought, sincerity of purpose, and humility of character. Truman was a member of both the marching and stage band. A legislator, he was elected to the Student Council his freshman year; next year he served on the Student Rules Committee. Truman was also elected as Most Intellectual Boy his sophomore year. For his achievements in grades and character he was asked to join Phi Theta Kappa. Give us courage and gaity and the quiet mind. This was the re- quest of MDJC. Truman answered this call. To the students that knew Truman, he was hard working, studious but yet had an ear for fun. Harry Truman Stokes rightly deserves this lofty position in the MDJC archives for his example of serious study and service to the school. LaCelle Livingston with modest dignity and calm content upheld and contributed to the standards set for the student of MDJC. She served on the Retrospect stafT for two years as Editor-in- Chief. Her activities were numerous. As a member of the band, she served first as a Deltette and next as a Delta Doll. She sang in the chorus two years and sang in the Trojanettes sextet her first year. She also acted in Our Town . A natural leader, LaCelle served as Secretary-Treasurer of the Stu- dent Council. She merited membership in Phi Theta Kappa her freshman and sophomore years, and was elected Most Versatile girl in the Who ' s Who election. LaCelle Livingston — where did one not see her? She served both students and teachers in every capacity. She knew almost everyone and greeted them with her quiet hello and friendly, shy smile. For LaCelle Livingston ' s dedication and devotion to every phase of MDJC, her name goes down in the 1965 Hall of Fame. LaCELLE LIVINGSTON HALL OF FAME DIANNE MURPHEY The most manifest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness. A felicitous smile never left her face. A fierce determination never left her mind. A love of everything lovable distinguished Ruth Dianne Mur- phey and contributed to her delightful, sometime serious uniqueness. Dianne was a member of both the stage and concert bands. She. served as chorus accompanist two years and sang in the Trojanettes sextet her freshman year. Other activities include her being a member of Wesley two years, serving as its president her sopho- more year. Dianne was chosen to receive the Music award her freshman year, and was elected Most Talented gir l her sopho- more year. She was granted Phi Theta Kappa membership both years. Ruth Dianne Murphey, for her portrayal of ambition, talent, and honesty, takes her designated place in the 1965 Hall of Fame. IN MEMORIAM MISS JUDY GARRETT 9 Activities Editors: ELEANOR GREEN DONNA TURNER RETROSPECT EDTTORS Joe Doss Mary Hicks Clifford Bowen Pat Roberts Literary Co-Editor Literary Co-Editor Sports Editor Features Editor Eleanor Green Donna Turner Mary Frances Glorioso Activities Co-Editor Activities Co-Editor Typing Editor 3° RETROSPECT STAFF Seated L. to R.: Mary Frances Glorioso, Julia Russell, Pat Roberts, Jeannette Doyle, Lizzie Mosco, Joan Rice, Evelyn McCampbell, Sandra Hobbs. Standing, L. to R.: Lela Dell Jordon, Joe Doss, Mary Hicks, Charlotte Hogan, Sylvia Bennett, Gail Jones, Peggy Coleman, Cherlyn Carpenter, Donna Turner, LaCelle Livingston, Carolyn Mitchell, Clifford Bowen, Genie Kay Griffin, Eleanor Green. Miss Laney Wooten Bill Johnston Sandra Van Landingham Ronnie Wilkinson Sponsor Co-Editor Co-Editor Managing Editor SUNFLOWER PETALS STAFF STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Kneeling, Left to Right: Joey Cobb, Wayne Walker, Wayne Wiggley. Standing: Linda Bradshaw, Hazel Robison, Sue Ellis, Sponsor, Mr. Allen Tigrett, Judy Dronet, Judy Young, Sharon Garrett. DRAMA CLUB Seated, Left to Right: Tommy Henley, David Gibson, Sylvia Bennett. Standing, Left to Right: Wayne Hodnett, Gerald Franklin, Larry Rowe, Anne Hill, Sponsor, Mrs. Thelma Hughes. 34 STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Bottom Row, L. to R.: Jimmy Sumrall, Randy Smith, Lynda Dyche, Charlene Chisolm, Linda Hitchcock, Carol Lunceford, Diane Ray, Dora Floyd, Annette Doyle, David Lowry, Jackie Branning. Second Row: Nell Clark, Penny Partridge, Becky Foster, Betty Harrer, Joyce Rushin, Sissy Floyd, Jimmie Burrell. Third Row: Mrs. Ussery, Sponsor; Bobby Adams, Mike Brooks, Woody Hammond, Wayne Williams, Warren Thompson. Top Row: Robin Cooper, Jack Rice, Lamar Tisdell, Jerry Andrews, John Britt. WESLEY Bottom Row, L. to R.: Julia Russell, Ann Short, Carol Roberts, Jeannette Ferguson, Margaret Mclntire, Dot Moore. Second Row: Jean Murphey, Mary Jones, Jackie Clark, Rev. Potts, Sponsor, Dianne Murphey, Mr. Joiner, Sponsor, Kavanaugh Lee, Ralph Denson, Eleanor Green. 35 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Seated Clockwise: Thurmon Montgomery, Sam Grossi, Bruce Groce, Jackie Powell, Larry Horton, Walter Steed, Charles Tharp. Standing L. to R.: Leland Young, James Spence, Richard Columbus, Mr. Joiner, Sponsor; Johnny Martin. WOMEN ' S STUDENT GOVERNMENT Seated L. to R.: Evelyn McCampbell, Carolyn Mitchell, Donna Turner, Jackie Clark, Mary Glorioso, Peggy Coleman, Rosemary Brame. Standing: Eleanor Green, Barbara Faccini, Donna Bridges, Julia Russell, Sponsors, Mrs. Self, Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Hardin, Sandra Edwards, Jean Murphey, Dorothy Oldham, Joan Rice, Shirley Cirilli. 3« NURSING CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: Director, Miss Eunice Pace, Amelia Jordon, Genny Gorrell, Glenda Berry, Lynette Howell, Becky Kent, Frances Henry, Brenda Riley, Doris Denton, Violet Fraize. Second Row: Elizabeth Williams, Mary Bums, Guylee Meredith, Rita Peeples, Julia Fabian, Pat Abbey, Shirley Cirilli, Sandra Fancher, Wanda Ross, Helen Knox. Third Row: Jewel Nichols, Esther Watkins, Betty Rogers, Bob Flint, Cheryl White, Shirley Lott, Patsy Hutchinson, Maxine Lay, Ellen Oakes, Jettie Eastridge. Fourth Row: Joyce Dearman, Lela Keller, Sharlyn O ' Bryant, Linda Cole, Mary Owens, Sandra McBride, Gail Fondren, Martha Kelly, Nadine Ray, Betty Lay. Fifth Row: EUere Jacks, Janie Holmes, Pennie Walker, Patricia Myers, Mike Oswalt, Linda Peeples, Virginia Eakins, Helen Seay, Sybil Sibley, Joyce Stephens. BUSINESS CLUB Sponsors: Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Pope; Shirley Lofton, Annie Ruth Long, John Carpenter. Second Row: Linda McRae, Sharon Screws, Rita Banks, Elizabeth Buchanan, Linda Sullivan, Donna Daly, Bobby Warren, Thomas Cauble, Bar- bara ■ Parnell, Diane Montgomery, Patsy Willingham, Freida Anthony. Third Row: Donny Whitehead, Steve Richard, Jerry Hodges, Tom Lord, Charles Rose, Randall Bowman, Neal Labovitz, Don Robinson, Roy Kinney. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CLUB Top Left to Right: Mark Pilgrim, Glenn Chennault, Bobby Clark, Clifford Bowen. Stairs, Top to Bottom: John 01- tremari, Billy Kirksey, Bobby Monty, Charles Youngblood, Randall Wood, Robert Mosley, Jimmy Cobb, Billy Brown, Jim Tyson, Boyce McMullen, Jack Gordon, Billy Williams, Curtis Smith. Bottom, Left to Right: John Johnson, James Bagley, Roger Walker, Dicky Sanders, Dewitt Tucker, George Reeves, Jimmy Justice, David McClendon, Carl Evans, Frank Watts, Homer Lindsay, Johnny McCool, David Fondren, William Woodall, Selby Goss, Instructor, Jack Harris. ELECTRONIC CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: Instructor, Carl Rushin, Odell Weaver, Walter Roberts, Ed Steed, Wilber Goss, Roy Carr, B. A. Naron. Second Row: Peter Young, Jimmy Gamble, Steve Fuquay, Raymond McClure, William Long, Fred Ross, Lawrence Skeen, Instructor, Alan Nelms. Third Row: Sammy Lambkin, Bubba Doty, Louis Duthu, Lloyd Patton, Thomas Worbington, Victor Rocconi, John Maxey, Roy Jackson, Frank Smith, Glen Roof. Fourth Row: Jimmy Barron, James Powell, Joe Free, Maurice Hale. 38 Front Row, Left to Right: Eddie Knowles, Lela Dell Jordon, Patsy Edwards, Donna Turner, Jean Murphey, Truman Stokes, Dianne Murphey, Kay Richardson. Second Row: Mary Glorioso, Betty Keith, Joe Cobb, Rose Bellipanni, Fred Adkins, Bobby Warren, Pat Edwards, Marion Eifling, Tommie Arendale. Third Row, seated: Clifford Bowen, Mike Williams, Ralph Denson, Robert Lamkin, Bobby Horton, Julia Russell, Richard Fendley, Hammie Madden. Standing, Left to Right: Pat Roberts, Jim Watkins, Billy Williams, Mr. Joe Abrams, Director, LaCelle Livingston. MDJC CHORUS inii I B % Front Row. Left to Right: LaCelle Livingston, Faye Tisdell, Beth Pickens, Rose Bellipanni, Jimmie Burrell, Charles Murphy, Bobby Warren, Mike Williams, Carole Dodd, Jackie Clark, Margaret Morgan, Mary James, Mary Glorioso. Second Row: Linda Hope, Anne Grambling, Sandra Edwards, Barry Chatham, Tommie Arendale, Robert Lamkin. Judie Williamson, Dianne Murphey, Dot Moore, Donna Turner, Mr. Charles Weedman, Director. Third Row: Mary Radcliff, Fay Fowler, Jean Murphey, Pat Edwards, Ed Hill, Milton Horton, Jo Gant, Julia Russell, Elaine Gregg. Fourth Row: Ronnie Wilkinson, Pepper Hamilton, Charles Simpson. TROJAN MARCHING BAND ON PARADE 40 Left to Right: Amy Warren, Joan Rice, Jeannette Ferguson, Dorothy Oldham, Lucy Hartness, Brenda Parfitt, Gail Jones, Carolyn Mitchell, Lizzie Mosco, Georgeen McLemore, Lynda Dyche, Carol Lunceford, Dianne Ray, Judie Wil- liamson, Sylvia Bennett, Lois Young, Mary Jones. Betty Keith Mike Williams First Vice-President LaCelle Livingston Secretary-Treasurer Rose Bellipanni Second Vice-President OFFICERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Patsy Edwards Freshman Representative Dicky Sanders Freshman Representative Pat Roberts Sophomore Representative Linda Garrard Girl ' s Dormitory Representative 4x MDJC STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: Pat Roberts, La Celle Livingston, Rose Bellipani, Mr. Marsalis, Wayne Hodnett, Mike Williams, Dicky Sanders, Patsy Edwards, Linda Garrard. 47 First Row No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown 61 Jimmy Cole G 5 9 170 Rolling Fork 65 Lonnie Welch G 59 190 Greenwood 45 Tony Wiltshire FB 510 175 Greenwood 46 Billy Brooks FB 59 ' 165 Clarksdale 15 James Hobson QB 510 160 Drew 34 Butch Berry HB 510 ' 155 Greenville 81 Sidney White E 511 ' 175 Belzoni 85 Charles Shamoun E 510 ' 160 Greenville 25 Winston Boykin WB 510 ' 155 Greenville 23 Tommy Gilmer WB 58 155 Belzoni Second Row: 36 John Parks HB 510 ' 150 Drew 50 John Oltremari C 58 ' 180 Greenville 51 Mike Lewis C 510 160 Belzoni 50 Don Pittman WB 510 160 Ruleville 72 Larry Herbison T 60 ' 200 Benoit 26 Fulton Young WB 60 185 Greenwood 71 Ralph Singleton T 60 180 Cleveland 13 Tommy Phelps FB 60 175 Shaw 53 Wilson Harville C 60 200 Linn 86 Wayne King FB 511 200 Greenville 80 Wilbur Goss E 510 160 Itta Bena 62 Wayne Hodnett G 511 185 Belzoni 35 Wayne Upchurch HB 58 165 Hollandale Third Row: 64 Howell Smith G 510 205 Cleveland 60 Ken Doty G 511 185 Cleveland 83 Wayne Burnham E 60 165 Indianola 82 Larry Jones E 61 175 Ruleville 14 Dickie Sanders QB 60 ■ 170 Clarksdale 70 James Stricklen T 62 200 Inverness 52 Ted Weller C 62 185 Glen Allan 77 Bobby Fancher T 61 ' 190 Cleveland 63 Sedric Adams G 60 ' 180 Clarksdale 73 Paul Downs T 60 ' 200 Itta Bena 75 Ken Watkins T 60 ' 180 Clarksdale 86 George Sheppard E 61 ' 185 Belzoni 84 Pete Lowe E 60 ' 170 Greenville 48 J. B. Randall Head Coach James Carollo James Wiltshire Manager Manager TROJAN 1964 SCOREBOARD MDJC 0; Perkinston 13 MDJC 10; East Mississippi 11 MDJC 6; Co-Lin 7 MDJC 29; Northwest 20 MDJC 31; Ittawamba 18 MDJC 20; Southwest 10 MDJC 26; Pearl River 14 MDJC 30; Hinds 6 MDJC 7; East Central 6 MDJC 34; Holmes 8 49 Left to Right: Wilbur Goss, Bob Inmon, Billy Ellis, James Stricklen, Jerry Little, Jimmy Stewart, Ted Weller, Pete Labella, Randy Smith, Eddie Sory, Bobby Clark, Manager Tim Watkins. As a climax to the basketball season, the Trojans pulled themselves up by their boot straps to become the runner up for the North Division Championship and then on to greater heights to play in the run off against Pearl River for the State Champion- ship, which was held in our own gymnas- ium. The Trojans put up a determined fight but fell to the powerful Pearl River team. The student body was especially proud of this team that was fighting against extreme odds since Coach Bellipanni was in the hospital at the time. MR. W. B. HORTON, President of M.D.J.C. ADMINISTRATORS J. B. Randall Jewell Hardin Leslie Steele Athletic Director Dean of Women Dean of Men Kermit Miller Principal of Hazel Mays Maurine Mclnnis High School Guidance Counselor Librarian ASSISTANTS AND SECRETARIES Colbert Crowe Dorothy Jefcoat Linda Jenkins Betty Hancock Assistant to Dean and Assistant to Librarian Secretary to President Assistant to Registrar Business Manag 63 Jean Abrams Art and English Joe Abrams Music Education, Band Jimmy Bellipanni Health, Physical Education, Coach Thomas Bramiing Biology, Physical Science Earline Brown Home Economics Richard Chesteen Social Studies Colbert Crowe Commerce Anne Davis Piano, High School Clara Davis Nursing Science Beverly Edison Nursing Science Cissy Elliott Commerce Charles Foley Vocational Co-ordinator John Gilbert Social Studies, High School Carl Grubb High School Science MDJC Backfield Coach Jewell Hardin English Jack Harris Building Construction Willie Mae Holmes Boys ' Dorm Hostess Thelma Hughes English Charlie Joiner Social Studies Annie Mae Livingston Manager, Student Center Robert McGraw High School Social Studies, Coach Hazel Mays Psychology Kermit Miller High School MatJi, Allen Nelms Electronics Eunice Pace Director of Nursing Geraldine Phillips English Emma Poe Canteen J. B. Randall Health, Physical Education, Head Coach Hilda Pope Commerce W. H. Pope Chemistry Dolly Sue Ray Nursing Science Elizabeth Reeves Girls ' Main Dorm Hostess Karl Rushing Electronics Elizabeth Self Girls ' Coleman Dorm Hostess Leslie Steele Social Studies Percy Stephens Class Editor: Lela Dell Jordon SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Presiderit GEORGE SHEPPARD Vice-President ANNETTE DOYLE Secretary-Treasurer JEANETTE DOYLE 68 First Row: FRED ADKINS Indianola Band 1,2 FREIDA ANTHONY Indianola Business Club 2 TOMMY ARENDALE Drew Wesley 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2 Second Row: JAMES BAGLEY Hollandale JIMMY BELK Greenwood ROSS BELL Yazoo City Petals 1; Business Club 2 Third Row: MRS. CAROL BLASINGAME Morgan City DON BLASINGAME Morgan City NEIL BONE Greenville Fourth Row: RANDALL BOWMAN Ruleville WINSTON BOYKIN Greenville ROSEMARY BRAME Greenville W.S.G.A. 1, Social Choir 2; Retrospect 2; Y.W.A. 1,2 Fifth Row: JACKIE BRANNING Hollandale Baseball 1, S.C.A. 2 DONNA SUE BRIDGES Silver City W.S.G.A. 2 DON BRITT Ruleville Sixth Row: JOHN BRITT Indianola SAMMY BURNS Indianola WILLIAM MARVIN CANNON Greenville SOPHOMORES 69 SOPHOMORES First Row: GLENN CHENNAULT Shaw Football 1; Track 1; Building Technology 2 JACKIE CLARK Greenwood W.S.G.A. 1, President 2; Wesley 1,2, Vice- President; Cheerleader 1, Chorus 1,2; Ensemble 1, Homecoming Court 2 RONNIE CLARK Hollandale Second Row: DONNIE COLE Glen Allen PEGGY COLEMAN Itta Bena W.S.G.A. 1, Reporter 2; Retrospect 2 RICHARD COLUMBUS Leland International Relations Club 2 Third Row: EUGENE COPELAND Indianola DONALD COWARD Greenwood RONNIE CROWSON Greenville Fourth Row: ANNETTE DOYLE Greenville Vice-President Freshman Class, Vice-President Sophomore Class, Tennis 1,2; Petals 1 JEANETTE DOYLE Greenville Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class, Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class, Who ' s Who 2; Retrospect 2; Petals, Tennis 1,2 RONNIE EPPS Greenwood Fifth Row: MIKE ERVIN Ruleville MIKE EVANS Greenville BARBARA FACCINI Shaw Sixth Row: BOBBY FANCHER Cleveland JOE FA VARA Itta Bena TERRELL FENDLY Greenville First Row: GERALD FRANKLIN Indianola Drama Club 2 LOUIS FRATESI Leland JOE FREE Ruleville Second Row: STEVE FUQUAY Greenville MARY FRANCES GLORIOSO Belzoni Band 1,2; W.S.G.A. Treasurer 2; Chorus 2; Retrospect Staff 2; Newman Club 1.2 CHARLES GORDON Itta Bena Third Row: JACK GORDON Greenville JIMMY GUEST Drew MRS. MAE HARDY Greenville Fourth Row: BETTY HARRER Greenwood Business Club 2 TOMMY HENLEY Clarksdale JERRY HENSON Ruleville Fifth Row: BENNY HODGES Greenwood DAVID HODGES Itta Bena JERRY HODGES Itta Bena Sixth Row: WAYNE HODNETT Belzoni Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Drama Club 2; Who ' s Who 2; Student Council President 2 CHARLOTTE HOGAN Greenwood Retrospect 2; Y.W.A. 1,2 BOBBY HORTON Cleveland SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES First Row: LARRY HORTON Yazoo City International Relations Club 2 BRUCE HOWELL Indianola KEN HOWIE West Helna, Arkansas Second Row: BOB INMON Aberdeen ROY JACKSON Greenwood CHARLES JAMES Inverness Third Row: JOHN JOHNSON Moorhead BOBBY JONES Parchman LELA DELL JORDAN Shaw Band 1,2; Retrospect Staff 1,2; W.S.G.A. 1 Fourth Row: BETTY KEITH Hollandale STACY KELLUM Hollandale WILLIAM LLOYD KENT Ruleville Fifth Row: ROY KENNY Clarksdale International Relations Club EDDIE KNOWLES Kingsport, Tennessee JOHN KNOX Greenville Sixth Row: ROBERT LAMKIN Stoneville KAVANAUGH LEE Inverness JERRY LITTLE Belzoni Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Who ' s Who 2 First Row: LA CELLE LIVINGSTON Moorhead Retrospect Editor-in-chief 1,2; Deltette 1; Delta Doll 2; Concert Band 1,2; Trojanettes Sextet 1; Chorus 1,2; Drama Club 1; Our Town 1; Secretary-Treasurer Student Council 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Who ' s Who 2 SHIRLEY LOFTON Belzoni RONNIE LOGAN Belzoni Second Row: ANNIE RUTH LONG Sunflower Business Club 1, Vice-President 2 WILLIAM LONG Greenwood DEL LOTT Isola Third Row: DAVID LOWRY Greenwood EVELYN McCAMBELL Greenwood Drama Club Secretary 1; Deltettes 1,2; Who ' s Who 1,2; Homecoming Court 1,2; Petals 1; Retrospect Staff 2; Publicity Chairman W.S.G.A. 2 LARRY MAKAMSON Greenwood Fourth Row: MRS. BETTY MARQUIS Greenville CAROLYN MITCHELL Greenwood Deltettes 1,2; Retrospect Staff 2; Chorus 1; W.S.G.A. Vice-President 2 DIANNE MONTGOMERY Midnight Fifth Row: MARGARET MORGAN Doddsville UZZIE MOSCO Deltettes 1,2; Annual Staff 1,2; Who ' s Who 1,2; Newman Club 1: W.S.G.A. 1 Shaw DIANNE MURPHEY Indianola Chorus Accompanist 1,2; Vice-President 2; Wesley 1,2; President 2; Band 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Girls Sextet 1; Retrospect Staff 1,2; Who ' s Who 2; Music Award 1 Sixth Row: CHARLES MURPHY Isola Chorus 1,2; Piano 1,2; Voice 2 JOHN OLTREMARI Greenville LLOYD PATTON HoUandale SOPHOMORES 73 SOPHOMORES 74 First Row: MARK PILGRIM Moorhead MIKE POWELL Drew JAMES RENFROE Greenville Second Row: JOAN RICE Belzoni Drama Club 1; Petal 1; Deltettes 1,2; Homecoming Court 1,2; Retrospect 2; Who ' s Who 1,2; W.S.G.A. 2 PAT ROBERTS Greenville Chorus 2; Retrospect 1,2; Band 2; W.S.G.A. 2; Student Council 2 DON ROBINSON Shaw Third Row: JOE ROBINSON Shaw GLEN ROOF Rolling Fork CHARLES ROSE Greenwood Fourth Row: MARTHA ROSE Greenwood JOYCE RUSHIN Greenville Y.W.C.A. 1; Piano 1,2; Voice 2; Chorus 2; S.C.A. 2 JULIA RUSSELL Baird Retrospect 1,2; Band 1,2; Wesley 1,2; W.S.G.A. 2; Chorus 2 Fifth Row: JAMES RUTLEDGE Greenville GEORGE SHEPHERD Silver City Football 1,2; Track 1; Petals 1,2 EMMETTE SIMPSON Rosedale Sixth Row: RALPH SINGLETON Cleveland MRS. CLOVIS SMITH Greenville Petals 1,2; Drama Club 1; Our Town 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; W.S.G.A. 1; Student Council 1; Who ' s Who 2; Drama Award 1 JAMES SPENCE Stoneville First Row: JACKIE SPENCER Indianola Sec.-Treas. Drama Club 2 EDWARD STEED McAdams MIKE STEVENSON Drew ' Second Row: JAMES STEWART Greenville TRUMAN STOKES Rolling Fork HOWARD STOKES Rolling Fork Third Row: DOROTHY STOREY Indianola UNDA SULLIVAN Parchman W.S.G.A. 1; Y.WA. Vice-President 1; Beta Alpha Scholars, Business Club 2 JIMMY SUMRALL Valley Park Fourth Row: LOUIS THARP Sunflower WAYNE UPCHURCH Hollandale JAMES VAIL Itta Bena Fifth Row: WILUE WAY Indianola O ' DELL WEAVER Ruleville TED WELLER Chatham Sixth Row: RONALD WILKINSON Yazoo City Chorus 1; Petals 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa BILLY WILLIAMS Greenville Building Construction 1,2; Our Town, Petals 1,2; Retrospect 1; Who ' s Who 2; Band 2; Journalism 1,2; International Relations 1 JOHN WILLIAMS Greenville SOPHOMORES 75 SOPHOMORES First Row: MIKE WILLIAMS Drew Student Council 1; Vice-President 2; Retrospect 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2; Petals 2 JEANNE WILLIFORD Greenwood BILLY WILLINGHAM Clarksdale Second Row: PATSY WILLUNGHAM Ruleville MRS. PATSY WILSON Greenville S.E.A. Reporter 1; Y.W.A. 1 JOYCE WILTSHIRE Clarksdale Third Row: LARRY WISE Belzoni FULTON YOUNG Greenwood LAWRENCE YOUNG Lyon Fourth Row: LELAND YOUNG Lyon PETER YOUNG Benoit CHARLES YOUNGBLOOD Clarksdale FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President JIMMY SANDIFER Vice-President MARY HICKS Secretary-Treasurer JUDY ASBURY « 77 78 FRESHMEN First Row: PATRICIA ABBEY DOUGLAS ABBOTT JIMMY ABDO JOYCE ABNEY ALBERT ABRAHAM Second Row: BOBBY ADAMS STEVE ADAMS SEDRIC ADAMS CLEVELAND AINSWORTH JERRY ANDREWS Third Row: JUDY ASBURY ART ATKINSON RICHARD AVANT GARY BAILEY RITA BANKS Fourth Row: BUBBA BARHAM JIMMY BARRON JIMMY BASS EDWARD BEACH CLETUS BEARD Fifth Bow: ROSE BELLIPANNI LARRY BENNETT SYLVIA BENNETT GLENDA BERRY BUTCH BERRY Sixth Row: JACK BLEDSOE ALLEN BOLEN CLIFFORD BOWEN LINDA BOWMAN CAROL ANN BOX Seventh Row: LINDA BRADSHAW DIANNE BROCK MIKE BROOKS BILLY BROOKS CHARLES BROWN Eighth Row: STEVE BROWN WILLIAM BROWN TOMMY BRUCE ELIZABETH BUCHANAN LARRY BURCHFIELD Ninth Row: WAYNE BURNHAM MRS. MARY E:LLEN BURNS JIMMIE LOU BURRELL HUBERT CALHOUN JOHNNY EARL CAMP Tenth Bow: CYNTHIA CAMPBELL JAMES CAROLLO CHERLYN CARPENTER JOHN CARPENTER ROY CARR FRESHMEN First Row: BOB CARUTHERS THOMAS LEE CAUBLE DOUG CAULFIELD BARRY CHATHAM LUTHER CHANDLER Second Row: MRS. LYNDA CHILDERESS CHARLENE CHISOLM KIM CHOATE SHIRLEY CIRILLI BOBBY CLARK Third Row: FREDA CLARK NELL CLARK JIMMY COBB JOEY COBB DAVID COBIANCHI Fourth Row: JOE COKER MARY COKER JIMMY COLE LINDA COLE MRS. SHERYL COLE Fifth Row: JOHNNY COLEMAN ROBERT COOPER THOMAS RICHARD COOPER LES COULTER TOMMY CRENSHAW Sixth Row: RONNIE CUMMINS MIKE CURTIS RAY DACUS DONNA DALY JIMMY DANGELO S€venth Row : JOYCE DEARMAN CHARLES DEDMON RALPH DENSON DORIS DENTON CAROLE DODD Eighth Row: KENNETH DOTY DELBERT DOWNS PAUL DOWNS ROBERT DOWNS JUDY DRONET Ninth Row: PATRICK DUCKWORTH DOROTHY DURHAM LOUIS DUTHU LYNDA DYCHE MRS. VIRGINIA EAKINS Tenth Row: JETTIE EASTRIDGE PAT EDWARDS PATSY EDWARDS SANDRA EDWARDS MARION EIFLING % 1, 1 79 FRESHMEN First Row: SUE ELLIS JOE ELLIS IRA ALAN ERBER CARL EVANS DUDLEY EVANS Second Row: THOMAS EWING MRS. JULIA FABIN SANDRA FANCHER BRUCE FEIGLEY RICHARD FENDLEY Third Row: JEANETTE FERGUSON JAMES R. FISHER MARY FLANAGAN PENNIE FLEMING MR. BOB FLINT Fourth Row: CAROLYN FLOYD DORA FLOYD DAVID FONDREN MRS. GAIL FONDREN BECKY FOSTER Fifth Row: FA YE FOWLER VIOLET FRAIZE BARBARA JO FREEMAN MAE FULBRIGHT JOHNNY FUGUAY Sixth Row: JIMMY GAMBLE JOSEPHINE GANT JULIUS GARCIA SHIRLEY GARDNER CAROL GARNER Seventh Row: LINDA GARRARD SHARON GARRETT JIMMY GHOLSTON DAVID GIBSON JOHN GILLETTE Eighth Row: TOMMY GILMER BOB GWENS EDDIE GIVENS GENNY GORRELL SUE GORRELL Ninth Row: SELBY GOSS WILBUR GOSS ANNE CAROLE GRAMLING DOUGLAS GRANTHAM ELEANOR GREEN Tenth Row: ELA INE GREGG GENIE KAY GRIFFIN SAMMY GROSSI IRA HAIRSTON MAURICE HALE FRESHMEN First Bow: FRANK HAMILTON HUGH HAMMOND JAMES HAMPTON JOHN HARGRAVE JIMMY HARPER Second Row: JIMMY HARRELL WALTEHi HARRISON LUCY HARTNESS WILSON HARVILLE RITA HA WES Third Row: PEGGY HAWKINS TOMMY HAYNIE HENRY HEDRICK ANITA HENDERSON CLEGETT HENDERSON Fourth Row: FRANCES HENRY PAUL HENSON LARRY HERBISON MARY HICKS PAT HIGH Fifth Row: LEONARD HILE DOROTHY HILL ED HILL HERBERT HILL LINDA HITCHCOCK Sixth Bow: JAMES HOBSON COOPER HOGUE FRANK HOLDEN WILSON HOLDER SUE HOLLAWAY Seventh Bow: JANIE HOLMES LINDA HOPE MRS. KAY HORN BOBBY LYNN HORTON JIMMY HORTON Eighth Row: MILTON HORTON ELAINE HOWEHJ:. LYNETTE HOWELL PATSY HUTCHINSON BETTY JEAN HYER Ninth Row: MRS. ELLERY JACKS MARY JAMES CAROL JOHNSTON BILL JOHNSTON GAIL JONES Tenth Bow: GREER JONES JOE JONES KAY JONES LARRY JONES MARY JONES j-Ai 0 In ST J - f 3L FRESHMEN First Row: AMELIA JORDON RANDY JOURNEAY MAURICE KEENUM DALE KELLER DIANE KELLEY Second Row: MRS. MARTHA KELLEY JIM KENNEDY BETTY KENT DAN KENT BECKY KENT Third Row: DOUGLAS KIMBELL WAYNE KING BILLY JOE KIRKSEY JIMMY KIRKSEY MRS. HELEN KNOX Fourth Row: ROBERT KOLLE HENRY KEUBLER MRS. NELL LABELLA PETE LABELLA NEAL LABOVITZ Fifth Row: CLEM LAMPKIN SAMMY LAMPKIN RICHARD LANE BETTY LAY MAXINE LAY Sixth Row: NOMA LEE MIKE LEWIS HOMER UNDSAY ED LIPE DAVID LISTER Seventh Row: WRAY LOGAN MARY EDITH LONG DON LONGTAIN TOMMY LORD SHIRLEY LOTT Eighth Row: WILLIAM LOWE EARLY LUCAS CAROL LUNCEFORD PATSY McAFEE SANDRA McBRIDE Ninth Row: HENRY McCABE LARRY McCALOP DAVm McCLEmKDN RAYMOND McCLURE JOHNNY McCOOL Tenth Row: WILLIAM McCOY SAMMY McGRAW scoTTiE McGregor MARGARET McINTIRE LEON McKAY FRESHMEN First Row: PRESTON McKAY THELMA McKAY BARBARA JO McKINNEY GEORGENNE McLEMORE BOYCE McMULLUN Second Row: MRS. BOBBIE McNUTT LINDA McRAE JIMMY MABUS FRANK MADDEN MELTON MALPASS Third Row: MALCOLM MANNING PHILLIP MANNING JOHNNY MARTIN DENNIS MASON DORIS MATHIS Fourth Row: JOHN MAXEY WAYNE MELTON GUYLEE MEREDITH MAC MILLER DON MILLS Fifth Row: BRENT MONTGOMERY THURMON MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTY ROBERT MOODY DOROTHY MOORE Sixth Row: SANDRA HOBBS MOORE SUZANNE MOSER ROBERT MOSLEY WILLIAM MOSLEY JEAN MURPHEY Seventh Row: PATRICIA MYERS B. A. NARON ROBERT NELSON MRS. POLLY NICHOLAS JEWEL DEAN NICHOLS Eighth Row: ARTIE NUTE MRS. ELLEN OAKES SHARLYN O ' BRYANT FAYE ODOM DOROTHY OLDHAM Ninth Row: JUDY O ' NEAL MIKE OSWALT MARY FRANCE OWENS SHIRLEY PALASINI DRENDA PARFITT Tenth Row: BONNIE PARHAM BOBBY PARKERSON JAMES PARKS JOHN PARKS BARBARA PARNELL 83 FRESHMEN First Row: ELIZABETH PASSMORE DAVID PEACOCK MRS. LINDA PEEPLES RITA PEEPLES WINFORD PETTY Second Row: TOMMY PHELPS BETH PICKENS DON PITTMAN GLENN POOLE JACKIE POWELL Third Row: JAMES POWELL GERALD PUGH JOHNNY PURVIS BILLY RANDALL DWIGHT RANDALL Foui-th Row: MARY RATLIFF ANNETTE RAY EDDIE RAY NADINE RAY DIANE RAY Fifth Row: MARY LEE RAY GEORGE REAVES BILL REDDING MRS. ROSE REED JACK RICE Sixth Row: STEVE RICHARD KAYE FRANCES RICHARDSON BETTY RIDDELL BRENDA RILEY CAROLE KAY ROBERTS Seventh Row: JERRY ROBEiRTS WALTER ROBERTS LINDA ROBINSON HAZEL ROBISON VICTOR ROCCONI Eighth Row: BETTY ROGERS FRED ROSS MRS. WANDA ROSS SANDRA RUSH DICKIE SANDERS Ninth Row: JIMMY SANDIFER LARRY SAPPINGTON MARION SAUNDERS SHARON SCREWS PERRY SCULL Tenth Row: JOE SEAWRIGHT MRS. BETTIE SELF MARGARET SEWE LL CHARLES SHAMOUN BILLY SHOOK 84 FRESHMEN First Row: ANN SHORT GEORGE SHOWAH JOHNNY SHOWAH ROBERT SIBLEY MRS. SYBLE SIBLEY Second Row: CHARLES SIMPSON CHARLOTTE SIMS LAWRENCE SKEEN FRANK SMITH JOE SMITH Third Row: HOWELL SMITH LINDA SMITH RANDY SMITH CURTIS SMITH PENLEY SORRELS Fourth Row: LAWRENCE STACY HARLAN STARNES WALTER STEED JOYCE STEPHENS JAMES STRICKLEN Fifth Row: BOBBY TAYLOR WILLIAM TEAGUE CHARLES THARP MRS. MARY THARP WARREN THOMPSON Sixth Row: ROBERT THRELKELD CATHERINE TIDMORE FAYE TISDELL LAMAR TISDELL DWIGHT TOLLESON Seventh Row: JANE TRIMBLE JERRY TURNER BOBBY TWINER JAMES TYSON SANDRA VANLANDINGHAM Eighth Row: LEONARD VINCENT CHARLES WALDROP NORVELL WALKER JUNE WALKER ROGER WALKER Ninth Row: RONNIE WALKER WAYNE WALKER PATRICIA WALTON AMY WARREN BOBBY WARREN Tenth Row: MRS. ESTHER W ATKINS JIM WATKINS TIM WATKINS KEN WATKINS WALTON WATSON Q FRESHMEN First Row: FRANK WATTS BETTY WEAKS HAROLD WEBB HOWARD WEBB BILLY WESSINGER Second Row: LONNIE WELCH DELL WELLS EUGENE WEST CHERYL WHITE SIDNEY WHITE Third Row: DONNY WHITEHEAD WAYNE WIGLEY HILBERT WILKERSON DIANNE WILLIAMS MRS. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Fourtli Row: WADE WILLIAMS LINDA WILLIAMS MIKE WILLIAMS JUDY WILLIAMSON MRS. BILLIE WILSON Fifth Row: MRS. MARY J. WILSON EARNEST WILSON JAMES WILTSHIRE TONY WILTSHIRE CECIL WOMBLE Sixth Row: DWIGHT WOOD WILLIAM WOODALL RANDAL WOODS THOMAS WORBINGTON CHANDLER WORLEY Seventh Row: JUDY YOUNG LOIS YOUNG 86 MOORHEAD HIGH SCHOOL Vice President of Student Body Harold Manning crowns Homecoming Queen Patricia Henry. COURT: Sophomore Maid Joyce Hocutt, Escort Johnny Allen; Senior Maid Sandi Randall, Escort Fred Fisackerly; Queen Patricia Henry, Escort Mack Pilgrim; Senior Maid Barbara Kittrell, Escort Larry Holder; Junior Maid Carolyn Jefcoat, Escort Sammy McClellan; Freshman Maid Laura Collins, Escort Lowell Jones; Crown Bearers Bill Jackson and 88 MR. AND MISS MHS BARBARA ALDRIDGE LARRY HOLDER HELEN SMITH JERRY HIMELSTEIN M. H. S. HALL OF FAME JAMES STRICKLEN One of the highest honors a stu- dent can receive is to be elected to the Hall of Fame. The basis for this honor is determined by the student ' s academic work, leader- ship ability, character, and school participation. L. C. WAKHAM RUTH ANN MORGAN BEST ALL AROUND MOST DEPENDABLE Lariy Holder Mary Margaret Jackson Charles Bowen Helen Smith WHO ' S WHO FRIENDLIEST Larry Montgomery Marsha Jane Harpole FLIRTIEST Kay Thompson Jimmy Marberry BEST DANCER MOST COURTEOUS Sandi Randall Larry Holder Fred Fisackerly Marsha Jane Harpole MOST INTELLECTUAL Helen Smith Jerry Himelstein WHO ' S WHO Left to right: Genu Fisackerly, Clairnelle Wood, Johnny Allen (beau), Helen Smith, Mrs. Vincent (sponsor). Seco7id row: Alice Long, Carol Foley, Linda Morgan, Beverly Kittrell, Nancy Abney, Penny Powell, Connie Ray. Third row: Martha Thomas, Carolyn Bowen, Linda Tisdell, Rita Alford. Linda Faye McGraw, Kay Thompson, Carolyn Jefcoat, Shelia Morgan. Fourth row: Martha Watts, Patricia Denson, Sandi Randall, Na ncy Bennett, Becky Williams. Marsha Jane Harpole, Lynette Kent. Fifth row: Patricia Henry, Mary Margaret Jackson. Barbara Kittrell. NATIONAL HONOR Left to right: Ruth Ann Morgan, Jerry Himelstein, Helen Smith, Jimmy Sulser, Mr. Miller (sponsor), L. C. Wakham. Left to right: Sidney Brodofsky, Tammy Turner, Kathleen Blackwell, Ruth Ann Morgan, Alice Long, Freddie Matthews, Mr. Grubb (sponsor). Second Row: Mike Mullins, Johnny Allen, Lowell Jones, Harold Manning. STUDENT COUNCIL HI-Y Left to Right: Harold Manning, Carolyn Jefcoat (sweetheart), Jimmy Sulser. Second Row: Mr. Gilbert (sponsor), Fred Guilbert, Larry Coates, Johrmy Allen, Aubrey Watts. Third Row: Charles Bowen, Frankie Hickman, Lowell Jones, Freddie Matthews, Jerry Phillips, Terry Maxwell. CHORUS Left to Right: Jean Smith, Carolyn Bowen, Clairnelle Wood, Sandi Randall, Lynette Kent. Second Row: Dianne Brown, Patricia Knight, Marsha Jane Harpole. Third Row: Mr. Weed- man (director), Linda Tisdall, Joyce Farish, Alex Heathman. Left to Right: Miss Judy Davis (sponsor), Jan Bush, Tammy Turner, Brenda Bell, Carol Foley, Clairnelle Wood, Lynette Kent, Ruth Ann Morgan. 4-H CLUB Left to Right: Jo Ann Burton, Jeannie Heathman, Liz Love, Dianne Brown, Brenda Bell, Judy Lott. Second Row: Thornton McDonald, Kenneth Home, Jeff Gibson, Earl Labovitz, Rusty Sheffield, Tommy Jefcoat, Cy Kirk, Ronnie Dodd, Hank Collins, Steve Romine, George Scroggins, Sidney Brodofsky. m F. H. A. Left to Right: Bettie Schaefer, Sandra Holder, Patricia Knight, William Smith (Beau), Joyce Hocutt, Jean Smith, Kathleen Blackwell. Second Row: Gloria LeBlanc, Charlotte Whatley, Nan Mooney, Louise Dunn, Laura Collins, Joyce Farish. Left to Right: Penny Powell, Ruth Morgan, Patricia Denson. Standing: Jeff Gibson, Cy Kirk, Mike Mullins, Terry Maxwell, Rusty Sheffield, Sam Rizzio, Mr. Grubb (sponsor). Left to Right: Mr. C. E. Wood, Larry Montgomery, Larry Holder, Ricky Nobile, Sandra Holder (sweetheart), Sammy McClellan, Jimmy Griffin, Donald Oswalt, Doug Russell. Second Row: Charles Hodges, Donnie McGraw, Jerry Thomas, Tommy Jefcoat, Thornton Castleberry, Judge Jefcoat, Jimmy Marbury, Danny Smith, William Smith, Larry Jenkins. Third Row: Ronny Dodd, Jimmy Moore, Eddie Hobbs, George Scroggins, Eddie McBride, Ozell Little, Billy Miller. Fourth Row: Al Scroggins, Larry Methvin, Charles Whatley, David Kimbrell, Mack Pilgrim. F. F. A. Hank Collins Most Vaiunbie Player AU ' CDC Quarterback Larry Holder Coaches Award MVP in CDC All CDC Fullback David Kimbrell Most Improved Pla yer All ' CDC End Jimmy Sulser All CDC Guard Fred Fisackerly All CDC Tackle Sammy McClellan All CDC Guard MOORHEAD HIGH AGGIES standing. Left to Right: Coach McGraw, Hank Collins, Eddie Hobbs, Cy Kirk, Freddie Matthews, Larry Holder, David Kimbrell, Fred Fisackerly, Lowell Jones. Kneeling: Butch Collins, Donald Gene Oswalt, Jimmy Sulser, Frankie Hickman, Ricky Nobile, Johnny Allen, Sammy McClellan, Jimmy Moore. Sitting: Judge Jefcoat, Jimmy Mar- berry, Douglas Russell, Jimmy Griffin, Tommy Jefcoat, Thornton Cas.tleberry, Donnie McGraw, Ronnie Dodd. Donald Oswalt All CDC Tackle Jimmy Moore Halfback Judge Jefcoat All CDC Halfback Freddie Matthews Center Johnny Allen Center Jimmy Marberry Halfback COACHES AND MANAGERS Charles Bowen Robert McGraw John Gilbert Ricky Nobile End Doug Russel Halfback Frankie Hickman Tackle Cy Kirk End Ronnie Dodd Halfback Lowell Jones Thornton Castleberry Tommy Jefcoat Tackle Center Tackle Eddie Hobbs End Butch Collins Fullback Jimmy Griffin Halfback Donnie McGraw Guard Top Row, Left to Right: Johnny Allen, Hank Collins, Edd ie Hobbs, Larry Holder, Jerry Himelstein, Lowell Jones, Coach John Gilbert. Front Row, Left to Right: Charles Bo wen, Jimmy Griffin, Jimmy Marberry, Judge Jefcoat, Jimmy Sulser, Tommy Jefcoat. 1965 C. D. C. BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS COACH John Gilbert MANAGER Larry Jenkins Standing: Patricia Denson, Barbara Kittrell, Brenda Bell, Patricia Henry, Clairnelle Wood, Patricia Knight, Nan Mooney, Kay Thompson, Carolyn Jefcoat, Mary Margaret Jackson, Nancy Abney, Laura Collins, Lynette Kent, Carol Foley. Sitting: Connie Ray, Manager. C D. C. BASEBALL CHAMPS 1964 Front Row: Larry Coats, Johnny Allen, Steve Romine, Sidney Brodofsky, Jimmy Sulser, L, C. Wakham. Back Row: Hank Collins, Larry Holder, Freddie Matthews, Terry Maxwell, Charles Bowen, Sammy McClellan, Coach McGraw. In the spring of 1964, Moorhead ' s reign of championships began. They won the Track Championship over-all, and the boys also won individually. Then the baseball team had a great season, winning 15 and losing 2. They beat Glen Alan in the playoff, 2-1 and 6-2. After vacation, the Aggies were back again, winning the football championship by beating Tchula in the playoff 26-6. As the Aggies roll along, you can be sure they will take more trophies in the future. OVERALL TRACK C. D. C. CHAMPS Kneeling: Jimmy Sulser, Jimmy Moore, Larry Holder, Mack Pilgrim, Freddie Matthews. Standing: Liz Love, Clairnelle Wood, Becky Williams, Carol Foley, Brenda Bell, Carolyn Jefcoat, Nancy Abney, Tammy Turner, Nancy Bennett, Alice Long, Patricia Denson. GIRLS AND BOYS TRACK Jimmy Sulser, Jimmy Moore, Larry Holder, Mack Pilgrim, Freddie Matthews. BARBARA ALDRIDGE Who ' s Who 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 2; Track 1,2; Latin Club 1. CHARLES BOWEN Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Manager 3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Who ' s Who 2,4; Track 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. HANK COLLINS Hi-Y 1,2,3; 4-H 4; Track 1,2; Football 2,3,4; All C.D.C. 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; All C.D.C 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Offi- cer 1,2,3. FRED FISACKERLY Football 1,2,3,4; All C.D.C. 4; Baseball 2; Who ' s Who 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; President 3,4; Track 1,2; FFA 1,2. MARSHA JANE HARPOLE Student council representative 1,2; Y-Teens 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Girl ' s State 3; Hi-Y Sweetheart 3; Who ' s Who 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Miss Personality 2nd Alternate 3. ALEX C. HEATHMAN, JR. TRANSFER Chorus 4; Band 4. i PATRICIA HENRY Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Class Officer 2; Latin Club 1; Girl ' s State 3; Cheerleader 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3. FRANKIE HICKMAN Football 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. JERRY HIMELSTEIN Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Who ' s Who 4; Class Officer 1, 2,3,4, President 1,3,4, Reporter 2; Hi-Y 1; 4-H 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; High School Editor of SUNFLOWER PETALS 4; Na- tional Merit Scholarship Semi- finalist 3. LARRY HOLDER Football 1,2,3,4; All C.D.C Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; All C.D.C. Baseball 3; Track 2,3; Who ' s Who 3,4; Class Officer 1,3,4; Hi- 1. Y 1,2,3; FFA 4; Latin Club MARY MARGARET JACKSON Latin Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4; Pep Squad 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Homecom- ing Court 3; Who ' s Who 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. JUDGE JEFCOAT Football 1,3,4; All C.D.C. Foot- ball 4; Basketball 4; Who ' s Who 1,3; FFA 1,3,4. LYNETTE KENT Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Pep Squad 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Piano 1,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. SENIORS DAVID KIMBRELL Football 1,2,3,4; All C.D.C. Football 4; Baseball 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Who ' s Who 4. CY KIRK Football 2,3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; Science Club 4; Hi-Y 3. BARBARA KITTRELL FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 3,4; Basket- ball 1,4; Cheerleader 3,4; FFA Sweetheart, 2; Homecoming Court 4; Pep Squad 1,2. LINDA FA YE McGRAW FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. HAROLD MANNING 4-H 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Latin Club 1,2; Class Officer 3,4; Student Council 4. TERRY MAXWELL Latin Club 1; Science Club 4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Football Manager 1; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 4. JIMMY MARBERRY TRANSFER Basketball 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Who ' s Who 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3; Track 2,4; BasebaU 2,4; FFA 4. FREDDIE MATTHEWS Class Officer 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Pres. 4; Hi-Y 1,2,4; Band 2; Latin Club 1; Art 3; Football 1,2,3; Who ' s Who 1,2,3,4; All C.D.C. Foot- ball 4. MARTHA MOONEY FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 3,4; Squad 1,2,3,4. Pep JIMMY MOORE Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2 FFA 1,2,3,4; Who ' s Who 2 Band 1. RUTH ANN MORGAN Y-Teens 1,2,3; Student Coun- cil 4; Who ' s Who 2,4; Piano 1, 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Officer 2,3; Science Club 4; Latin Club 1, 2. MACK PILGRIM Football 1,2,4; All C.D.C 4- Track 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. SANDI RANDALL Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Girl ' s State 3; Homecoming Court 2,4; Latin Club 1; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Who ' s Who 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Chorus 2,3,4; 4-H 2. SAM RIZZIO TRANSFER Science Club 4 SENIORS GEORGE SCROGGINS 4-H 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FHA RUSTY SHEFFIELD Band 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3; 4-H 1,2, 3,4, Officer 2; Science Club 4, Officer 4. HELEN SMITH Latin Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, President 4; 4-H 2,3; Class Of- cer 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Band 3; Chorus 2,3; Piano 1; Tr ck 2,3; Basketball 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Who ' s Who 4; Annual Staff 3, Editor of RETROSPECT 4. JIMMY SULSER Baseball 1,2,3,4; All C.D.C. Baseball 3; Football 2,3,4; All C.D.C. Football 3,4; Track 2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, Officer 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 4. L. C. WAKHAM Baseball 1,2,3,4; All C.D.C. Baseball 3; Student Council 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Who ' s Who 3,4; Latin Club. CAROLYN WALKER FHA 1,2, Secretary 2; Basket- ball 2,3; Y-Teens 3,4. BECKY JANE WILLIAMS Piano 1; FHA 1,2, President 2; Y-Teens 3,4; Who ' s Who 1; Homecoming Court 1; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3. CLAIRNELLE WOOD Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 Piano 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4 FHA 1,2, Vice-President 2 Y-Teens 3,4, Vice-President 4 Miss Personality 1st Alternate 3; Who ' s Who 4; Girl ' s State 3; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; B.S.U. High School Representative 1. SENIORS President, Gena Fisackerly; Vice President, Sammy McClellan; Secretary, Connie Ray; Treasurer, Patricia Denson; Reporter, Carolyn Jefcoat. CLASS OF 1966 CLASS FAVORITES Gena Fisackerly Sammy McClellan JUNIOR CLASS NANCY BENNETT LINDA BLANSETT CAROLYN BOWEN SIDNEY BRODOFSKY JAN BUSH PATRICIA DENSON GENA FISACKERLY JEFF GIBSON JIMMY GRIFFIN KENNETH HORNE CAROLYN JEFCOAT LARRY JENKINS OZELL LITTLE ALICE LONG LIZ LOVE SAMMY McCELLAN DANNY McCRANEY LARRY METHVIN BILLY MILLER LARRY MONTGOMERY SHEILA MORGAN MIKE MULLINS RICKY NOBILE DONALD OSWALT CONNE RAY MARTHA THOMAS KAY THOMPSON President, Larry Coats; Vice President, Eddie Hobbs; Secretary, Patricia Knight; Treasurer, Brenda Bell. CLASS OF 1967 CLASS FAVORITES SOPHOMORE CLASS NANCY ABNEY JOHNNY ALLEN BRENDA BELL DIANNE BROWN LARRY COATS CAROL FOLEY JEANNIE HEATHMAN EDDIE HOBBS JOYCE HOCUTT ELLIS HODGES SANDRA HOLDER BEVERLY KITTRELL PATRICIA KNIGHT EARL LABOVrrZ JUDY LOTT EDDIE McBRIDE THORNTON McDONALD LINDA MORGAN PENNY POWELL STEVE ROMINE BETTY SHAEFER AL SCROGGINS LINDA TISDELL TAMMY TURNER AUBREY WATTS MARTHA WATTS CHARLES WHATLEY President, Lowell Jones; Vice-President, Douglas Russell; Secretary, Louise Dunn; Treasurer, Kathleen Blackwell; Reporters, Laura Collins and Jean Smith. FRESHMAN CLASS KATHLEEN BLACKWELL JO ANN BURTON THORNTON CASTLEBERRY LAURA COLLINS RONNIE DODD LOUISE DUNN JOYCE PARISH FRED GILBERT DIANNE HOOD TOMMY JEFCOAT LOWELL JONES GLORIA LE BLANC DONNIE McGRAW NAN MOONEY JERRY PHILLIPS DOUG RUSSELL JIMMY SHEFFIELD DANNY SMITH JEAN SMITH WILUAM SMITH CHARLOTTE WHATLEY F ' ' a 0% THE THRILL OF IT ALL! si. Seniors at Play Roll on- Little Nigger We use Crest! Fresh., Jr., Soph. Maids — Laura, Carol-i n, Joyce Looking jor something, kids? First Meeting of Class of 1965. Whistle Blower Super-Connie. M. H. S. RETROSPECT STAFF Helen Smith High School Editnr We the members of the High School Retro- spect Staff through these pages are striving to present many of the memorable moments of your high school year, 1964-65. To achieve this we have exerted many hours of thought, effort, and action. As you review these pages, to the Freshman it will be a beginning of your won- derful years and to the Seniors, an end to one definitely important portion of your lives. F S E P A A O T N R U D T R S E S Jimmy Sulser Sports Marsha Jane Harpole Features T L Y A P A Y I N O S D U T T Lynette Kent Mary Margaret Jackson Sandi Randall E c D L I A T S O s R S Jean Smith Freshman Class Editor Carol Foley Sophomore Class Editor Patricia Denson Junior Class Editor Clairnelle Wood Senior Class Editor LAMB ' S STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Greenwood, Mississippi Established 1866 HALE JONES D. CANALE CO. P.O. BOX 2652 DESOTO STATION JACKSON Ml«; ;K lPPl MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE TOWN OF DELTA SUPPLY CO. MOORHEAD A 1 L ' C 1 ' Automotive bupplies INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI MOORHEAD. MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS SPENCER PRINTING COMPANY 1 Commercial Printing — Monogramming SUNFLOWER FOOD STORE Office Supplies BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI Phone 185 INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI i FIELDS GREENWOOD. MISSISSIPPI Compliments of FIRESTONE HOME AUTO SUPPLIES DUNCAN GIN INC. INVERNESS. MISSISSIPPI You Can Count On Us . . . Quality Costs No More at Sears Make Sears Your One-Stop Head- quarters for all your College Supplies I 517 Washington Ave. Phone ED 2-7211 COMPLIMENTS CITIZEN ' S BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Serving the Delta for over 50 years BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI FRANKLIN STORE INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of PIGGLY WIGGLY Ind lanola She MISSISSIPPI PEOPLE ' S BANK OF INDIANOLA Strength, Safety, and Service INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI BANK OF RULEVILLE Member of F.D.I.C. 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Highway 32 West GREENWOOD, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of DAVin ' S DRY CLEANERS MOORHEAD, MISSISSIPPI DODD ' S SHOPPING CENTER ALLEN L DODD, Owner SUNFLOWER, MISSISSIPPI PARKER ' S PHARMACY QUALITY — ACCURACY Phone 9106 Sunflower, Miss. Compliments of LAMB ' S COMPANY MOORHEAD, MISSISSIPPI CITY SERVICE GARAGE Phone 3851 PAUL Q. TENHET 1 COMPLIMENTS DONALD ' S DRUG STORE MOORHEAD, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS OF DIAMOND ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Moorhead Mississippi COLLINS DRUG STORE 310 N. Delta Ave. Reg. No. E-3744 Moorhead, Miss. LION OIL SERVICE Phone 9159 SUNFLOWER, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of HERVEY LUMBER COMPANY MOORHEAD, MISSISSIPPI ALLEN SULSER LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIALS GENERAL CONTRACTING Moorhead, Mississippi THE GRAY ' S STORE Style Without Extravagance MOORHEAD, MISSISSIPPI DONNA TURNER and JOHN BRITT COMPLIMENTS OF Merchants and Planters Bank DREW, MISSISSIPPI Member F. D. I. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Planters Bank an d Trust Company Member of F. D. I. C. RULEVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Including Branch Indianola Bank Branch of Planteri Bank and Trust Company INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of Delta Oil Company INCORPORATED Wholesale and Retail ROY ' S GROCERY Gasoline, Motor Oils and Lubricants 756-4641 RULEVILLE. MISSISSIPPI RULEVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Butane-Propane Gas and Appliances Compliments of COMPLIMENTS LEFLORE BANK AND OF TRUST COMPANY V. M. COnON COMPANY Member of F. D. 1. C. INVERNESS, MISSISSIPPI GREENWOOD, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS Compliments of OF HAYES EVANS BANK CONTINENTAL OF HOLLANDALE GINNING SYSTEM Member of F.D.I.C. ISOLA, MISSISSIPPI Hollandale, Mississippi ComDiiments of J. K. STEWART LOUISE, MISSISSIPPI ZERO BUTANE GAS COMPANY, INC INVERNESS BELZONI MISSISSIPPI - FARMERS GIN COMPANY LOUISE. MISSISSIPPI SERVICE GIN COMPANY ISOLA. MISSISSIPPI PRICE PLANTATION INVERNESS, MISSISSIPPI B a H CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS PHONE 5245 HIGHWAY 6 NORTH HOLLANDAUE. MISSISSIPPI - Compliments of HOLLANDALE Seed Delln+ing Co. Seed Supply Co. DIXIE SPRAY EQUIPMENT CO. HOLLANDALE, MISSISSIPPI MARTIN-EWING LUMBER COMPANY. INC. All Kinds of Building Materials Telephone 360 Box 246 ANGUILLA, MISSISSIPPI SERVICE LUMBER CO. W M VIRDEN. Manager HI ' ILDINd MATKHIAL or ivuv omaimom Estimates Promptly Furnished PHONES 42 and 176 CALDWELL DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of WHITE ' S DREW LUMBER COMPANY REXALL DRUGS RULEVILLE, MISSISSIPPI DREW, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of Compliments of COAHOMA COUNTY BANK BANK OF CLARKSDALE Member of F. D. 1. C. Member of F. D. 1. C. CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS OF BANK OF ANGUILLA ANGUILLA AND ROLLING FORK ESTABLISHED 1904 MODERN LINE PRODUCTS INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI NATIONAL COMPRESS WHES. DREW. MISSISSIPPI RULEVILLE. MISSISSIPPI 745-8974 ' SERVICE NOT PROMISES ' 756-4691 DELTA BROKERAGE COMPANY DEALERS IN SEED AND GRAIN Phone AL 4-7755 ITTA BENA, MISSISSIPPI m GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Enjoy that REFRESHING NEW FEELING! you get from Coke! BOTTLED UNDER AUTHOKfTY Of THE COCA COIA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS OF GREENWOOD Compliments of FIRESTONE HOME AUTO SUPPLIES BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI ITTA BENA BUILDING SUPPLY ITTA BENA, MISSISSIPPI BEN CHAPMAN, JR. Phone 254-4242 Owner 254-7724 TURNER-ALLEN CHEMICAL COMPANY BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI AMERICAN FENCE INSULATION CO. Phone 453-3669 Greenwood, Mississippi Phone 453-3669 218 Carrollton Ave. Compliments of PEDEN ' S DRUG STORE BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI H PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 1 ■ PHONE GL.3-3ia4 GREENWOOD, MISS. ■ G. H. HOOD CIRCUIT CLERK BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI HEARNE MUSIC COMPANY 30S CARROUTON AVENUE 01 Al 453 MS9 GREENWOOD, MISSISSIPPI JOE HIGDON YOUR CHANCERY CLERK BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI HENDERSON BAIRD HARDWARE CO.. INC. WHOLESALE GREENWOOD, GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of CLINT ' S JITNEY JUNGLE BELZONI. MISSISSIPPI HUGH CRITZ MOTOR CO. Lincoln — Mercury — Rambler HUGH M. CRITZ. President Phone GL 3-3214 Greenwood, Misissippi CASE POWER AND EQUIPMENT P.O. BOX 136 BELZONI. MISSISSIPPI THE AYRES COMPANY LELAND, MISSISSIPPI Comp Iments of SWIT7ER FURNITURE COMPANY Sylvania Televisions Inverness, Mississippi BLUFF CITY DISTRIBUTING CO. GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI LEM D. MAHONEY ITTA BENA. MISSISSIPPI ASBURY PAINT GLASS CO. 205 Highway i South GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of DURHAM ' S DRUG STORE ITTA BENA, MISSISSIPPI E. A. DELAS Jeweler and Gift Specialist Watch Repairing Clock Repairing Phone 390 a FRIEND TRIPPE ' S SERVICE STATION INVERNESS, MISSISSIPPI REED ' S DOLLAR STRETCHER STORE Appliances, Furniture, Hardware, Paint and Everything For The Home HOLLANDALE, MISSISSIPPI SORRELS ' ECONOMY DRUG STORE THE STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE PkOM No. U ROLLING FORK, MISSISSIPPI HOLLAND ALE GRAIN ELEVATOR ASSOCIATION HOLLANDALE. MiSSBSIPn Compliments of HYTKENS OF INDIANOLA INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI REBEL GAS INCORPORATED P.O. BOX 125 HOLLANDALE. MISSISSIPPI Compliments of FLOWERS BY IRENE Phone 395 INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI PUGH UPCHURCH HOLLANDALE, MISSISSIPPI Bus. Ph. B27-5264 Res. Ph. 827-5212 Res. Ph. 827-4371 IDEAL CLEANERS Once — Always 120 Second Street Phone 41 1 INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of LARAYNE ' S BEAUTY SHOP HOLLANDALE, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of GRESHAM SERVICE STATIONS INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of DEER CREEK INSURANCE AGENCY HOLLANDALE. MISSISSIPPI TRAVEL INN | THE ADAMS HOUSE RESTAURANT Hwy. 49 at 82 INDIANOLA, MISS. TAILORS TO AMERICA ' S BEST DRESSED MEN MODERN CLEANERS HOLLANDALE. MISS. PHONE 453! E. WEINBERG First in Style for Lads and Lassies INDIANOLA. MISSISSIPPI Compliments of BLUE GOLD Mr. Mrs. Fred Jabour ROLLING FORK, MISSISSIPPI SHEPARD AUTO AND TRACTOR PARTS Wholesale Automotive Truck Tractor Parts INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI PHONE 1540 I Compliments of OLLIE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI DELTA MOTOR SERVICE R. E. HOLLAND, Owner Telephone 331 Hy-82 West INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI DODGE— PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER DEALER Compliments of THE EASY PAY STORE William Sklar LOUISE, MISSISSIPPI DR. C. S. BELL INVERNESS, MISSISSIPPI HERBERT ' S DRUG STORE LOUISE. MISSISSIPPI McBRIDE TRACTOR COMPANY JOHN H. McBRIDE BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI B. W. SMITH PLANTING COMPANY S. U. SMITH B. W. SMITH, JR. LOUISE, MISSISSIPPI GOLDBERG ' S DEPARTMENT STORE BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of SEWARD SON Staple Cotton Growers LOUISE, MISSISSIPPI GEORGE WALL INVERNESS, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of R. B. GILL. DISTRIBUTOR Transport and Retail Deliveries LOUISE, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of DELTA CAFE Itta Bena, Miss. Phone AL 4-414! MR, AND MRS. JOE RUSTiCE R. B. HARRIS MIDNIGHT, MISSISSIPPI DELTA PARTS COMPANY Itta Bena, Miiiisslpp! ♦-7636 Comp iments of GORDAN FURNITURE COMPANY BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI RANDLE ' S BOAT LANDING Phone 254-7613 MOSSY LAKE, MISSISSIPPI Comp iments of BERRYHILL BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY ISOLA, MISSISSIPPI FRED ' S DOLLAR STORE YOUR DRY GOODS SUPERMARKET GREENWOOD, MISSISSIPPI 1 NEED YOUR HEAD IN MY BUSINESS INMAN ' S BARBER SHOP INVERNESS, MISSISSIPPI B. AND R. DEPARTMENT STORE Curlee Clothes For Men GREENWOOD, MISSISSIPPI 1 DAY ' S DRUG STORE 1 INVERNESS, MISSISSIPPI SABIN ' S MEN ' S SHOP INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI MILLER McGEE ANTIQUES EDIson 2-5648 307 Washington Ave. Open 9-5 GREENVILLE, MISS. QUEEN CITY FURNITURE CO. GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of SMART SHOP GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI STERLINGS GREENVILLE. MISSISSIPPI PARAMOUNT THEATRE GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI GO OUT TO A MOVIE TONIGHT Comp iments of SAM STEINS GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI WELLS DRUGS 531 Highway 82 E. Greenvi e, Mississippi Compliments of M. M. TOWING COMPANY GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI POST OFFICE PHARMACY QUALITY — ACCURACY 1515 Hwy. 82 East GREENVILLE. MISS. Free Delivery — Phone ED 2-1253 TRADITIONAL CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN, VISIT OUR BRIAR SHOP GREENLEY ' S DOWNTOWN GREENVILLE GREENVILLE OPTICAL DISPENSARY 605 Washington GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI THE MECCA Stop At Sign On 49 RULEVILLE, MISSISSIPPI TENEBAUM ' S of GREENVILLE Dial EDison 2-7841 309 Washington Ave. Compliments of DREW INSURANCE AGENCY DREW, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of HAFTER ' S GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of BEN SKLAR RULEVILLE, MISSISSIPPI FAST SERVICE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI SPENCER ' S DRUGS RULEVILLE, MISSISSIPPI m KING ' S REST MOTEL GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of STANCILL ' S PURE SERVICE DREW, MISSISSIPPI ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW DREW. MISS. CLEVELAND GLASS CO. PHONE 843-5391 512 East Sunflower Road Cleveland, Mississippi Comp iments of DREW GIFT FLOWER SHOPPE Gifts for all Occasion Mrs. T. A. Looney DREW, MISSISSIPPI ELLIS THEATRE AND CHIEF DRIVE-IN MOVIES CLEVELAND. MISSISSIPPI SHOP RITE ROME, MISSISSIPPI JIMMY SANDERS SEED CO. CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI BOB BOBO INSURANCE AGENCY BOBO INSURANCE BLDG. CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of SOUTHERN CAFE ITTA SENA, MISSISSIPPI BORNMAN LUMBER CO. CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI SHORT TIRE OIL SHELL PRODUCTS Phone 453-5105 Greenwood, Mississippi PLANTERS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Dealers in International Harvester Products CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI GOLDBERG ' S The Connplete Show Store GREENWOOD, MISSISSIPPI PAUL ' S JEWELRY WATCHES— COSTUME JEWELRY— DIAMONDS INDIANOL , MISSISSIPPI SCOTT. BUTANE GAS COMPANY Scot-Tane the modern fuel Itta Bena Jchula MISSISSIPPI DELTA DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE Prescription Specialists Shaw, Mississippi Compliments of GREE fWOOD, IISSISSIPPI OFFICE PHONE 843-5449 NIGHT 843-51 10 NIGHT 843-27W PRESTAGE FLOYD MACHINE CO. E. L. PRESTAGE— T. H. FLOYD, Owners GAS— ELECTRIC WELDING— FIELD SERVICE BLACKSMITH SHOP— MACHINE WORK CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI JUANITA ' S JEWELERS Exclusive Mennber Nat ' l. Bridal Service Phone 453-1638 205 Howard Street Greenwood, Mississippi ' JAY ' S CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of FOOD CENTER ROLLING FORK, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of B. AND F. SERVICE STATION AND GROCERY ITTA BENA, MISSISSIPPI I 1 FIRST NATIONAL BANh II OF CLARKSDALE EAST SECOND AT LEFLORE • TELEPHONE MA 4-8329 MALOUF MUSIC COMPANY All the Latest Records GREENWOOD, MISSISSIPPI Royal Crown. Cola GREENWOOD. MISSISSIPPI Compliments of PIGGLY WIGGLY BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of HOLLANDALE Seed Delin+ing Co. Seed Supply Co. DIXIE SPRAY EQUIPMENT CO. HOLLANDALE, MISSISSIPPI TWIN CQUWff HOIXAMOAU. MISSISSIPPI Telephone: 827-2681 Branch Offices BELZONI AND ROLLING FORK Compliments of THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY Full-O-Pep Feed Feed — Seed — Grain DREW, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of FROSTOP DRIVE-INS GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI LYNBAR = P JEWELERS 419 HOWARD STREET GREENWOOD, MISSISSIPPI JOHNSON IMPLEMENT CO. International Harvester Dealer (Good Equipment Makes a Good Farmer Better) GREENWOOD, MISSISSIPPI FRED W. ABIDE FURNITURE COMPANY. INC. Telephone 686-746! LELAND, MISSISSIPPI STERLING STORE LELAND, MISSISSIPPI DAVES DRUG STORE OWNED AND OPERATED BY BILL DAVES GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI GUARANTY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The Bank of Friendly Service Member of F.D.I.C. Belzoni Mississippi Southern Implement Company JOHN DEERE TRACTORS AND FARM IMPLEMENTS 520 WALNUT ST. Rolling Fork, Mississippi COMPLIMENTS OF SUNFLOWER FOOD STORE BELZONI, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of BELLIPANNI BROTHERS. INC. ALLIS-CHALMERS AMCO DISCS Phone 270 INDIANOLA MISSISSIPPI INDIANOLA MOTOR CO., INC. Your Thunderbird, Falcon, Ford Mercury, and Comet Dealer Highway 82 Phone 2 and Catching Street INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL BUICK-OLDS-PONTIAC BUICK OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC GMC JEEP INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI DELTA IMPLEMENT CO. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI STOP N SHOP SELF-SERVICE FOOD STORE PHONE 442 INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI INDIANOLA FURNITURE CO. INDIANOLA. MISSISSIPPI KIMBROUGH HARDWARE INDIANOLA. MISSISSIPPI BAKERS GIFT SHOP INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI INDIANOLA TRACTOR CO. INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI WADE INCORPORATED SALES AND SERVICE JOHN DEERE EQUIPMENT SINCE 1909 GREENWOOD CLARKSDALE INDIANOLA MID-DELTA INSURANCE AGENCY Protection Plus Service Thelma W. Catlette W. H. Pratt Phone 2661 INVERNESS, MISSISSIPPI 4