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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1966 volume:

THE YEAR NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX RETROSFO PEOPLE PHASES PROGRESS With dreams and hope, freshmen come to M.D.J.C. to encounter college life, and sophomores return, wiser than before, but only slightly more sure of themselves and their goals. Classes begin. Study takes much time, and activities claim the extra hours and minutes. With sports, the Christmas dance, club meetings, band practice, speeches, chorus, and term papers the year moves swiftly. The freshmen discover the canteen, and, sooner or later, they also discover that they need to forget where it is for awhile. The sophomores decide whether to graduate — an all- important decision. And all through this, the faculty patiently strive to instill into us some of the knowledge they have acquired. Thus the year passes — successfully for most — through the efforts of people working and playing together on our college campus. I An institution of higher learning gives us much more than knowledge from books. It presents us with friendship as we discover other personalities in dorm jam sessions and campus contacts. It trains our patience as we study and attend class. It disciphnes us in independence as we first attempt to live away from home. It confers the privilege of sociaUzing with those around us — on the dorm steps after class, above all else, it bestows the beginnings of maturity, a goal worth striving toward. 9 f (ii i ! its progress Eager or otherwise, we return to M.D.J.C. to find that things are not quite the same as before. Students overflow the campus and by peeping over shoulders and jostling through the crowd, we observe the sign on the site of the future BSU student center and we notice the petunia bed outside the library. We feel that we have a broader view of life as we attempt another step on the ladder of success. JJJ BAPTIST Student Center SPONSORED BY MISSISSIPPI DELTA BAPTIST CHURCHES MDJC . . . its future . . . We will soon be leaving Mississippi Delta Junior College. Some of us will not. But those who return will find that M.D.J. C. is increasing in dignity and size. A new round science building will be built where the industrial arts building now stands, and the Baptist Student Union center will be begun. The standium will be in a new location because of a street running behind the gymnasium. No matter how our school changes physically, we will still be part of it. contents student Life ..... .12 Features 19 Administration 31 Organizations 41 Activities 59 Classes 73 1965- ' 66 DEDICATION Jewell Ball Hardin She stands before us, as she has stood before hundreds of other students, and instills in us the desire for knowledge. She makes each stu- dent realize that the will to acquire knowledge must be within the student himself. She adds kindling to the smoking fire of the desire for knowledge, and produces a living blaze when she tells her students, I only wish I could teach you. Throughout the Delta area a legend rings of her ability to teach — for she is a dedicated, master teacher. Her school day does not begin at 8: 25 and end at 2: 45; often she toils late into the night and early morning on her students ' papers. Her goal in teaching is not reached at the end of a semester or school year, but is reached when her students contribute some- thing to the world. In everything she finds beauty and strives to make her students see the beauty she sees. She considers herself a failure when one of her students fails. In counseling with the girls she leads them with love, patience, and understanding, to make wise decisions. Because she means so much to the students and faculty at Mississippi Delta Junior College, we fondly dedicate the 1966 Retrospect to JEWELL BALL HARDIN. Students braved the cold weather n orning, noon, and night to get their three square meals a day. Dorm life — close friends and long intimate conversations over problems of the days — these characterize the life of a typical MDJC co-ed. 15 A typical M.D.J.C. student keeps himself in- The scenic beauty of the M.D.J.C. campus greets the students as formed of current events. they arrive at school each morning. It was on these very steps that Super Dog chased Talmadge Tom Cat through the brick underwall. ( Actually — the steps of Girls ' Main Dormi- MR. M.D.J.C. Most Stylish Cutest Terry Green Sandra Little ' immy Harris Illona Szymiczek John Parks Most Intellectual Dorothy Oldham Dorothy Oldham Reigns Over On the football field at 7:45 October 16, 1965, Mississippi Delta Junior Col- lege celebrated its annual Homecoming festivities. The presentation of the Homecoming Court and the coronation of the 1965-66 Homecoming Queen, Miss Dorothy Oldham, took place prior to the football game against Itawamba. Also, the former queens since 1955 were introduced at this time. After the football game in which Delta defeated Itawamba 31-13, a reception in the Tro- jan Shield was given for the alumni, faculty, and students. Almost every night of the previous week students had a chance to build up their school spirit and to display their eagerness for a victory on the football field. Monday night led the way with a pep rally and jukebox dance. Students again displayed their loyalty to the school and the team with a bonfire and pep rally Tuesday night. Thursday afternoon there was a home- coming pageant in the auditorium dur- ing which the name of the queen was announced. To climax that day ' s activi- ties, Trojans danced to the music of the Lancers at the National Guard Armory. Miss Dorothy Oldham UOMECOMING ROYALTY; Maids: Sandra Little, Man . „mc.s. Qm i ' n I )(,n,ilni Oldhnn, . Si ria ncnnett, Patricia Sud- duth. Escorts: Ronnie Cnmmins, Ken Wnlkins, Pete Lahelln, Tominn ' ic p.s, David Wolje. l965 Homecoming Activities 1 FORMER HOMECOMING QUEENS: Mrs. Carolyn Hood, 1955; Mrs. Dorothy Hudson, 1956; Mrs. Barbara Davis, 1957; Mrs. Mary Ann Sory, 1961; Miss Gail Hartness 1962; Mrs. Evelyn Fratesi, 1964. , II The 1965 Homecoming Court joins the other spectators to watch progress of the victorious Trojans. MDJC HALL OF FAME Most people are dependable in one way or another, but few are dependable in all ways. Ralph Denson is one of the few. Knowing this, the student body elected Ralph Sophomore Representative on the Student Council. For two years, Ralph was a valuable member of the Sunflower Petals staff, and his article Rambling was read with interest. He was a member of both the marching and the stage band. Although Ralph was busy with these responsibUities, he was an active member of Wesley for two years, and he served as its secretary-treasurer his sophomore year. Valued for his courtesy and sincerity, Ralph has won the respect of the students and teach- ers. By constantly encouraging high standards of conduct, and by boosting school spirit, he has become a tremendous asset to our school. For these things, William Ralph Denson was chosen to have a place in the 1966 M.D.J.C. Hall of Fame. Ralph Denson Dwight Tolleson One of the highest honors a student can re- ceive is to be elected to the Hall of Fame. The basis for this honor is determined by the stu- dent ' s academic work, leadership ability, char- acter, and school participation. Dwight Tolleson is one who fulfills all these requirements. Whether making a free shot in an intramural game, conducting a religious program, or editing his column in the college newspaper, Dwight has truly made life a little better for all who have had the privilege to know him. Friendly, courteous, responsible, efficient — it seems remarkable that one person could exemplify all these characteristics. Knowledge is D wight ' s goal, and he is work- ing toward it through the application of sound study habits. A scholar and a gentleman, Jessie Dwight Tolleson now takes an honored place in the 1966 M.D.J.C. Hall of Fame. MISSISSIPPI DELTA ' S PRESIDENT The session of 1965-66 has perhaps been the best school year in the history of this institu- tion. Both the faculty and the members of the student body have exhibited a very fine atti- tude. The cooperation and the enthusiasm of the Board of Trustees, the members of the Alumni A.ssociation and friends of the College have been most encouraging. As Mississippi Delta Junior College faces the future, I can .see only a fine, developing insti- tution with a continuous increase in enroll- ment. Mississippi Delta Junior College ' s repu- tation for a good program is growing, and throughout the Mississippi Delta the interest in the institution is very high. This developing spirit and reputation that the college has gained is due to the fine support coming from every area. The continuous in- crease in enrollment demands that increased opportunities be offered to the students of the Delta area. This the Board of Trustees, Presi- dent and Faculty are determined to do. 3 DEAN and REGISTRAR Mrs. Jewell Hardin Mr. Leslie Steele 33 OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Public Relations Business Manager Librarian Maurine Mclnnis Nannie P. Scroggins Counselor Hazel Mays OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Vocation Coordinator Mr. Charles Foley Dietitian Mrs. M. E. Tharp Athletic Director V J. B. Randall Farm Manager M. E. Tharp OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Assistant Registrar Business Assistant Mr. Colbert Crowe Director of Nursing Wynema McGrew Mrs. Betty Hancock Records Clerk and Secretary Mrs. Richard Chesteen OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Assistant Librarian Nurses ' Secretary Mrs. John Ashley Mrs. Clovis Smith HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL FACULTY FACULTY STUDENT COUNCIL Gene Coghlan, Ralph Denson, Rose BelUpanni, Sylvia Bennett, Mr. Bill Marsalis, Dicky Sanders, Butch Cole, Clair- nelle Wood, Frank Buchanan. Sponsor The Student Council makes regulations con- cerning student behavior that are not covered elsewhere. Its objective is to promote school spirit by holding dances, pep rallies, and forums. The Council had charge of sponsoring a weiner roast-pep rally the first week of school. It initiated Freshman Night held at our first home football game against Perkinston. It had charge of the Homecoming Dance, Christmas Dance, and the Spring Dance; it cdso held jukebox dances Thursday nights in the old canteen. For the first time, Mississippi Delta had car decals made possible by an industrious Council. It, also, co-sponsored the Bubbles by the Billions campaign. These are only a few things the Student Council has done to make a better Mississippi Delta. 43 Eleanor Green , Editor-in-Chief RETROSPECT STAFF A very dependable and capable staff worked long hours on the yearbook. Our two photog- raphers, Les Lamb and Dewey Sandford, did a marvelous job of picture-taking. Mrs. Joe Abrams, our Art Director, also gave us her talented assistance. After taking every picture, after writing and revising every article at least three times, after very carefully typing each caption, and after checking and rechecking, all systems were go! The final frantic rush to meet the deadline resolved into one calm moment when the 1965- 1966 RETROSPECT was ready for the pub- lisher. And all for you — the ' 65- ' 66 faculty and student body of M.D.J. C. — we composed our history. In these pages we hope we have kept that part of the Trojan Spirit which is most treasured by you. This book is our book — the biography of over seven hundred students and faculty members. May it keep the Trojan Bell ringing for you wherever you go. First Row. Lynda Strawbridge, Janet Hawthorne, Lynnette Kent, Clairnelle Wood, Judy Riley, Linda Garrard, Helen Smith. Second Row: Patsy McAfee, Eleanor Green, Judy Asbury, Jennifer Campbell, Marsha Harpole, Gail Jones, Bar- bara Dame. Third Row: Kay Jones, Dell Wells, Marsha Maxey, Judy O ' Neal, Patricia Sudduth, Mrs. J. D. Stonestreet. SUNFLOWER PETALS STAFF James Morris Salley, Editor Laney Wooten, sponsor Unfolding Student Progress at Mississippi Delta Junior College Our campus newspaper is unique, completely student planned, written, and executed. The journalism class under the direction of the student edi- tor and the sponsor publish each edi- tion of the paper. Each student is responsible for one edition which is considered his term paper. The goal of the staff of the SUN- FLOWER PETALS is to publish cam- pus news and promote activities on our campus. One student has said the pur- pose of the PETALS is to give full, accurate, and unbiased accounts of the best features of Mississippi Delta Junior College. All editions of the PETALS have been superior. The staff has done com- mendable work and each student on the campus has truly looked forward to reading the latest edition. Stafk Mkmbebs: F ont Row: Mi.s.s Wooten, Billy Brown, Ruth Morfian. Back Row: Alfred Nelson, Edwin Johnsey, J. M. Salley. WESLEY FOUNDATION First Row: Rev. Potts, Patricia Sudduth, Dot Moore, Kay Jones, Margaret Mchitire, Phyllis Green, Miss Judy Davis. Second Row: Linda Wicker, Wyvonne Nunn, Linda Moore, Jennifer Campbell, Eleanor Green. Third Row: Yonette Rainer, Becky Brownlow, Elaine Gregg, Susan Wilson, Dell Wells, Donna Newsom, Carol Roberts. Fourth Row: Ray Morris, John Williams. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION First Row: Eluise Courtney, Buddy Hampton, Carole Dodd, Mar.sha Harpole, Wayne Burnhain, Helen Smith, Pat Abhy, Ken Watkins, Mrs. Stonestreet. Second Row: Mary Mullins, Linda Gordon, Carol Neal, Jo Gant, Nicky King, Gene Lewis, Pat Chddress, Becky Blaylock, Carol Luncejord, Pat Sudduth, Olivia Cook, Terosa Hood, Ann Karr, Mr. Charles Lott, Director. Third Row: Higdon Herrington, John Campbell, Butch Cole, Lawrence Kenneth, James Odom, Ed Hill, Mary Crowder, Marslia Maxey, Judy Beaube, Yvonne Gilmer, Charlotte Geiger. 48 NEWMAN CLUB Officers seated: Judy Asbury, Rose Bellipanni, Patsy McAfee. Second Row: Bill Demilio, Cherlyn Carpenter, Eve- lyn Cocilova, Josephine Rocconi, Anita Ferreri, Shirley Cirilli, David Wallis, Charles Parolli. Third Row: Ronnie Livingston, Mike O ' Brien, Victor Rocconi, Richard Hunter, Edwin Jonsey, Mac Duranstanti. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Seated: Sponsor, Mrs. Ussery, Freda Clark, Ellen Jacks, Eddie Hill. 49 WOMEN ' S STUDENT GOVERNMENT Officers Seated: Elizabeth Collins, Elaine Gregg, Rose Bellipanni, Carole Dodd, Thelma McKay. Standing: Mrs. Self, Shirley Ferguson, Vivian Bodie, Sylvia Bennett, Donna Newsom, Dell Wells, Susan Wilson, Mrs. Hardin, Lois Young, Kay Jones, Marsha Maxey, Eleanor Green, Mrs. Reeves. DRAMA Okhckrs Seated: Melinda Martin, Barbara Jo Freeman, Jimmy Hutchiiison, Ann Hill, Mrs. Hughes. Second Row Elaine Howell, Carolyn Campbell, Lynette Kent, Nadine Ray. Freddie Matthews, Cindy Cambell, Phyllis Green, Bar bara Dame, Richard Hunter, Becky Brownlow, Wyvonne Nunn, Shirley Stewart, Ruth Morgan, Butch Cole. 50 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Seated: Diane Case, Jvdy Dronet, Hazel Rohison, Sue Ellis, Annette Henry, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Evelyn Kiker, Mr. Chesteen, Sponsor. Standing: Terry Green, John Hargrave, John Taylor, Ricky Lee. BUSINESS Front Row: Elizabeth Buchanan, Sharon Montgomery, Ba ' -baro Mitchell, Anita Ferreri, Josephine Rocconi, Carolyn Cheek, Olivia Cook, Peggy Hawkins, Brenda O ' Briant, Phyllis Frasier, Johnsie McCarver, Martha Childs, Becky Smith, Sandra White, Mary Jane Mullens. Second Row: Eddie Ray, Tommy Bioni, Dell Wells, Illona Szymiczek, Becky Blaylock, Herbert Hill, Jimmy Kerr, Ralph Denson, Lawrence Kenneth, Linda Garrard. Cherlyn Carpenter, Mr. Stephen. Third Row: David Connochi, Melton Malpass, Tony Ward, John Campbell, Charles Oswalt, Leonard Hile, Richard Avant, Barry Chatham, Don Fisher, Bert Woods, Ray Dacus. 51 FRESHMAN NURSES Front Row: Linda Mitchell, Mary Lou Read, Frances Thomas, Lucille Britt, Ann Schmaltz, Diane Evans. Second Row; Irene Abston, Dovie Chun, Mary Elizabeth Goodwin, Eleanor Hobbs, Carol Smith, Sheila Stewart. Third Row: Terosa Hood, Malcom May, Lorraine Fox, Judy Beaube, Ann Karr. Director of Nursing, Miss McGrew, and secretary carefully look over students ' papers. |«| Bottom Row: Bre ida Riley, Frances Hevry, Glenda Berry, Lynette Howell, Mrs. Jenny Belk, Becky Kent, Amelia Jordan, Mrs. Doris Dew, Violet Fraize. Second Row: Mrs. Guylee Meredith, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, Mrs. Wanda Ross, Rita Peeples, Mrs. Polly Knox, Mrs. Julia Scales, Liyida Robinson, Mrs. Shirley Terrell, Joyce Dearman. Third Row: Date Keller, Liyida Cole, Mrs. Ellen Oakes, Mr. Bobby Flint, Mrs. Veni Watkins, Cheryl White, Mrs. Bettie Rogers. Fourth Row: Patricia Myers, Sharlyn O ' Bryant, Mrs. Linda Peeples, Mrs. Syble Sibley, Mrs. Virginia Eakins, Sandra McBride, Mrs. Linda Childress, Mrs. Gail Fondren. SOPHOMORE NURSES M.D.J.C. is very proud of its nursing course. The students have a planned curriculum which includes both general education and nursing education courses. They also receive practical training in local hospitals and train for six weeks at the State Mental Hospital at Whit- field. After the students graduate from this program they are eligible to take the Missisippi State Board Examination to become registered nurses. This year M.D.J.C. presents first gradu- ating class in the field of nursing. 1965 Miss Student Nurse ELECTRONICS Front Row: Robert Spivey, Rusty Sheffield, Jimmy Lewis, Rodney Ethridge, William Hunter, Harold Campbell, Claude Storey, Wayne Burnham, Van Wyatt, Ross Taylor. Second Row: Alan Nelms, Sponsor; Ivan Montague, Bill Munday, Robert Dakin, Joe Coleman, Sammy Lampkin, Victor Rocconi, John Maxey, Thomas Warbington, Fred Ross, Allen Murff, Maurice Hale. Third Row: William Fortner, George Graves, Steve Strasemeier, Steve Fuquay, B. A. Naron, John Easley, Lawrence Skeen, Roy Carr, Steve Adams, Jimmy Powell. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION First Row: William Smith, Tommy Bowen, Carl Evans, John Webster, Leeanne Carr, George Dollarhite. Second Row: Frank Watts, Terry Hughes, William Johnson, Don Mills, Waipie Williams, Randall Woods. Third Row: Bill Mullendore, Warren Thompson, James Moore, Billy Brown, William Woodall, David McClendon, Teddy Stevens, Clif- jord Bowen, Mr. Harris. Fourth Row: Walter Robertson, J antes Stokes, Johnny McCool, James McCoy, Tommy Hay- cock, Mack Pilgrim, Boh Caruthers, Ray Carpenter, James Stewart, Billy Kirksey, Ned Servadio, John Keith, Dempsey Rutledge, Charles Cook. Fifth Row: Gerry Meeks, Jimmy Justice, Randall Withworth, Selby Goss, Charles Herren, Pat Goldbold, Dicky Sanders, Dennis Holmes, Keith Chapman. 54 ART CLUB First Row: Glenna Ford, Evelyn Kiker, Cheryl Thompson, Jo Ann Lane, Barbara Jo Freeman, Scottie McGregor, Gail Jones, Dottie Hendon, Wanda Biffie. Second Row: Mrs. Ahrams (sponsor), Kathy Frey, Elaine Howell, Ricky Ander- son, Willie Boyer, Frank Carpenter, Charles Oswalt, Lawrence Kenneth, Hubert Moore, Elzy Stacy. CHORUS First Row: Mr. Weedman, Director, Carole Dodd, Linda Moore, Lynda Strawbridge. Rnth Weining. Second Row: Eloise Courtney, Linda Sawyer, Dorothy Moore, Mary Ann Crowder, Jimmie Burrell. Third Row: Freddie Mathews, Barry Chatham, Joey Cobb. Ricky Anderson. 55 MISSISSIPPI DELTA BAND Band Director The Mississippi Delta Trojan band, high- lighted by the dancing Deltettes, made many public appearances during the 1965- 66 school session. The band under the di- rection of Mr. Joe Abrams spent hour upon hour rehearsing for football games, pa- rades, and concerts. The Deltettes under the direction of Mrs. Betty Stigler began rehearsal, as did the band, the week before school started. These girls practiced long and hard with and without the band to perfect their routines for the various ball games as well as their stage shows, which were presented during the spring months. The harmony with which these two groups worked is just one example of how they served as ambassadors for Mississippi Delta. Joe Abrams CONCERT BAND First Row: Susan Wilson, Yonette Rainer, Henry Parker, Rose Belliparini, Murray Kornfeld, Charlotte Geiger, Marion Eiflin(). Second Row: Rickie Anderson, Tony Browning, Jimmy Ashmore, Penley Sorrell. Paul Thomas, Ralph Denson, Walter Stilt, Alex Heathman. Third Row: Mr. Abrams, Rusty Sheffeld, Jimmy Cole, Paxil Jaxidon. Fourth Row: Gail Jones, Benny Herring. Frank Coutgill, Dorothy Hendon, Carole Dodd. Phyllis Caxible. Rodger Dearman, Pepper Ham- ilton, Sandra Ijittlc, Wamhi liifjic, Dorothy Cail Blitck . Drum Majorette Delta Dolls First Row: Marion Eifling, Wanda Biffle. Murray Komfeld. Second Row: Benny Herring, Paul Jaudon, Jimmy Cole, Rusty Sheffeld, Freddie Matthews. Third Row: Rickie Anderson, Anthony Browning. Jimmy Ashmore. Penley Sorrell. THE DANCING DELTETTES FiFST Row; Martha Chapman, Li7ida Nash, Linda Mitchell, Sandi Randall, Linda Tatum, Sylvia Bennett. Second Row: Diane Tedder, Nancy Kenwright, Barbara Jones, Linda Favara, Mary Jones. Third Row: Carol Lunceford, Lynda Strawhridge, Mary Jayne Lee, Sara Murphy. Fourth Row: Jackie Wills, Patricia Sudduth, Judy Camp. MDJC BAND LEADERS DRUM MAJORETTE: Gail Jones. FEATURE TWIRLERS: Sandra Little, Wanda Biffle, Dorothy Gail Black. 58 M.D.J.C. CHEERLEADERS the Homecoming Game. Our cheerleaders boosted school spirit at every opportunity, cheering our TROJANS to a most successful season. MISSISSIPPI DELTA TROJANS g i e f Showing the best of sportsmanship and skill from the first game to the last, our MDJC Trojans battled their way through the 1965 season to a well-earned 7-3 record. The opening game with Perkinston was a valuable asset to the Trojans. Even though the Trojans lost the opening game to Perkinston with a 14-0 score, the knowledge and experience gained in this first encounter enabled the Trojans to emerge victorious over Southwest and East Mississippi in the next two games. Growing in skill and ability, the Trojans then travelled to Clarks- dale to meet Northwest. Though they fought long and hard, our Trojans were unable to subdue Northwest and yielded them a 13-8 vic- tory. Refusing to become discouraged, the Tro- jans continued to work. Wins over Itawamba and Hinds testified to the improvement of our Delta team. On to Pearl River our Trojans travelled — to the field where they had not won a game in sixteen years. Determined to end this string of defeats, the Trojans braced them- selves for the opening play. A fumble on the first play by the tense Trojans resulted in a Pearl River recovery and touchdown. After an unsuccessful PAT attempt, the score stood 6-0. The Trojans received the ball and took it in for the .score in about two .series of downs . The touchdown by Walter Pennebaker and the extra point conversion by James Hobson put the Trojans ahead 7-6. Later in the game, Hob- son kicked a 39-yard field goal, his longest of the season. While the Trojan defense refused to yield any more points to the Wildcats, our offense continued to score, and the Trojans won 24-6. Another victory, over Co-Lin, the next week gave the Trojans their fourth consecu- tive win. The following week our MPJC team trav- elled to Greenville to play East Central. Having a very good chance of coming into con- tention for the State Championship Crown, the Trojans wanted a victory. They got off to a slow start, however, and were never able to get back on their feet. East Central took advan- tage of a number of breaks and managed to defeat the Trojans 10-8 after a hard-fought battle. Special honor was received by James Hobson, who was named the outstanding player of the Trojan team. The last week of the season found Coach Randall and his Trojans travelling to Holmes to play their final game. Determined to win over the Holmes Bulldogs, the Trojans played very well and came through with a 28-7 victory — a great way to end the 1965 season. The scoreboards and sports columns told only part of the story of the 1965 season. Be- hind the downs made and the points scored were the work and devotion of fine coaches and the confidence and ability of a great team. TROJAN SCOREBOARD MDJC 0 Sept. 11 Perkinston 14 MDJC 12 Sept. 18 East Mississippi.. 7 MDJC... ' 22 Sept. 25 Co-Lin 7 MDJC 8 Oct. 2 Northwest 13 MDJC 16 Oct. 9 Southwest 6 MDJC 31 Oct. 16 Itawamba 13 MDJC 24 Oct. 23 Pearl River 6 MDJC 33 Nov. 6 Hinds 13 MDJC 8 Nov. 13 East Central .... 10 MDJC 18 Nov. 18 Holmes 7 J. B. Randall, Athletic Director and Head Football Coach. 1966 BASKETBALL Standing: Cain, Stacy, Wolfe, Shannon, Walker, Strickland, Griffin, Willard, Harris, LaBella, Norwood, Biddle, Camp- bell. Trojan Coach The M.D.J.C. Trojan basketball team kept school spirit high by showing promise through- out the 1965-66 season. They started off the season with two wins and a lot of ambition. Inexperience then began to take its toll on the Trojan team, which boasted only three sopho- mores out of twelve players. But the spirited Trojans fought every game with determination and were beaten only by narrow margins. They thrilled the Trojan fans and fired up new hope by winning two more games in a row about midway through the season. It was this spirit and never-give-up attitude which drew the many Trojan fans to the games. Regardless of the final scores, Trojan supporters always left the games proud of the skill, determination, and sportsmanship of the M.D.J.C. basketball Trojans. Coach Jimmy Bellipanni Statistics Keeper Jerry Stigler TRACK TEAM OF ' 65 Front Row: James Wiltshire, Ed Beach, James Hobson, Billy Joe Kirksey. Back Row: Wayne Hodnett, Mike Lewis, Dicky Sanders, Tommy Phelps, Butch Berry. Not Pictured: Billy Ellis. The track team of M.D.J. C. in the spring of 1965 put out every effort to receive top honor? in the various events, but fate was against them. The Trojans won only two events in the state meet: James Hobson won the broad jump and Billy Ellis, the high jump. The Trojan? never gave up and always showed good sports manship. 71 M.D.T.C. TENNIS TEAM 1965 MISSISSIPPI DELTA TENNIS TEAM: Front Row: Mary Jones, Barbara Jo McKinney, Annette Doyle, Carol Lunce- jord, Jeanette Doyle, Barbara Jo Freeman. Back Row: Johnny McCool, Milton Horton, James Stricklen, Bob Inmon, Steve Brown. State Champions Under the leadership of Coach J. B. Randall, M.D.J.C. ' s first tennis team had an excellent season. They partici- pated in matches with Hinds, North- west, East Mississippi and Perkinston. The highlight of the season was the playoff for the state championship at Mississippi College for the girls and at Hinds for the boys. Although they did not win the state overall championship, the team made an impressive showing. Annette and Jeanette Doyle captured the girls ' state doubles and Johnny McCool won the boys ' state singles. STATE WINNERS: Annette Doyle, Johnny McCool, Jeanette Doyle. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT, Jimmy Cole; VICE-PRESIDENT, Thelma McKay. CLASS FAVORITES JudyAshury Dickey Sanders Rose Bellipanni Pete Lobelia SOPHOMORES First Row PATRICIA ABBEY Itta Bena Y.W.A. Pres. 1; W.S.G.A. 1; BSU, Vice-Pres. 1, 2. STEVE ADAMS Carrollton CLEVELAND AINSWORTH Greenwood Business Club 2. JUDY ASBURY Greenville Sec.-Treas. Freshman Class, Who ' s Who 1, 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Retrospect Staff 2; Newman Club, Vice-Pres. 2. Second Row ED BEACH Cleveland MRS. VIRGINIA BELK Greenwood ROSE BELLIPANNI Indianola W.S.G.A. 1, Pres. 2; Band 1, 2; Student Council 2nd Vice-Pres. 1, 1st Vice-Pres. 2; Who ' s Who 1, 2; Newman Qub Sec.-Treas. 2; Chorus 1, 2. SYLVIA BENNETT Blaine Deltettes 1, 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Concert Band 2; Drama Club 1; Retrospect Staff 1; Petals Staff 2; Who ' s Who 1, 2; Student Council Sec. 2; Homecoming Maid 2. Third Row: BUTCH BERRY Greenville GLENDA BERRY Greenville ALLEN BODEN Parchman WINSTON BOYKIN Greenville Fourth Row CLIFFORD BOWEN Moorhead BILLY BROWN Areola ELIZABETH BUCHANAN Greenwood Business Club 1, 2. WAYNE BURNHAM Indianola Fifth Row JIMMIE BURRELL Belzoni SCA 1; BSU 1, 2; State Executive Council 2; Cheerleader 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2. CHARLIE BUTTS Noxapater CHERLYN CARPENTER Sidon Cheerleader 1, Capt. 2; Newman Club 2; Business Club 2; Retrospect Staff 1; W.S.G.A 1, 2. BOB CARUTHERS Greenwood Sixth Row MRS. LYNDA CHILDRESS Leland CHARLENE CHISOLM Belzoni Y.W.A. Vice-Presi. 1; SCA 2. SHIRLEY CIRILLI Clarksdale MSNA Treas. 1; W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Newman Club 2. NELL CLARK Belzoni SCA 1. 75 SOPHOMORES First Row JOEY COBB Itta Bena Band 1; S.E.A. 1; Chorus 2. BRUCE COLE Benoit Drama Club 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; BSU 1, 2; Student Council 2. JIMMY COLE Rolling Fork Football 1, 2; BSU 1, 2; BSU Choir 1, 2; Stage Band 1, 2; Sophomore Class Pres. LINDA COLE Oak Grove, Louisiana BSU Choir 1, 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2; Nursing Club 1, Parliamentarian 2. Second Row MRS. SHERYL COLE Greenville ELIZABETH COLLINS Winona W.S.G.A. 1, Reporter 2. EUGENE COPELAND Indianola Petals Staff 2. MRS. FRANCES COX Ruleville Third Row RAY DACUS GreenvUle Business Club 1, 2. JOYCE DEARMAN Shaw CHUCK DEDMON Areola RALPH DENSON Shaw Band 1, 2; Stage Band 2; Petals Staff 1, 2; Wesley 1, Sec.-Treas. 2; Student Council 2. Fourth Row MRS. DORIS DEW Rolling Fork CAROLE DODD Schlater Chorus 1, 2; Band 2; W.S.G.A. 1, Vice-Pres. 2; BSU Music Chairman 1, 2; Drama Club 2. PAUL DOWNS Belzoni Football 1. JUDY DRONET Leland S.E.A. 1; I R C Social Chairman 2. Fifth Row MAC DURASTANTI Shaw MRS. VIRGINIA EAKINS Greenville PAT EDWARDS Rolling Fork Band 1; Chorus 1. SANDRA EDWARDS Rolling Fork W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Stage Band 1. Sixth Row MARION EIFLING Hollandale CARL EVANS Greenville BOBBY FLINT Cleveland DAVID FONDREN Itta Bena 76 SOPHOMORES FiRfT Row MRS. GAIL FONDREN M.S.N.A. It ta Bena 1, 2. FA YE FOWLER Parchman Chorus 1; W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Wesley 2. VIOLET raAIZE Clarksdale BARBARA JO FREEMAN Greenwood Cheerleader 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2; Art Club Sec.- Treas.; Drama Club Publicity Chairman; Who ' s Who 2. Second Row STEVE FUQUAY Greenville SHIRLEY GARDNER Rolling Fork W.S.G.A. 1, 2; BSU 1, 2. MITCHELL GARRARD Clarksdale JIMMY GHOLSTON Isola Third Row BOB GIVENS EDDIE GIVENS Greenwood Ruleville Baseball 1, 2. SELBY GOSS Leland ELEANOR GREEN Itta Bena Retrospect Staff 1, Editor-in-Chief 2; Wesley 1, 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Who ' s Who 2. Fourth Row ELAINE GREGG Belzoni Chorus 1, 2; Band 2; Stage Band 2; BSU 1, 2; Wesley 2; International Relations Club 1; W.S.G.A. 1, Publicity Chairman 2. IRA HAIRSTON Hollandale MAURiCE HALE MRS. MAE HARDY Beulah Greenville Fifth Row JOHN HARGROVE Hollandale International Relations Club 2. JEFF HARDWICK Belzoni JIMMY HARPER Indianola PEGGY HAWKINS Isola Sixth Row RUSSELL HENDERSON Shaw FRANCES HENRY Greenville RALPH HENSON Isola ANN HILL Indianola Drama Club Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 2; Petals Staff 1. 77 SOPHOMORES First Row HERBERT HILL Isola JAMES HOBSON Drew Football 1, Captain 2; Baseball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Basketball 1; Who ' s Who 1, 2. COOPER HOGUE Rolling Fork Petals Staff Photographer 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Deltette Manager 1, 2. WILSON HOLDER Merigold Second Row STANTON HORNE Inverness BRUCE HOWELL Indianola Baseball 1, 2. ELAINE HOWELL Indianola Drama Club 2; Art Club 2. LYNETTE HOWELL Kilmichael Third Row MRS. ELLERE JACKS KAY JONES Wesle 1, Pres. 2; W.S.G.A. 2; 2. GAIL JONES Retrospect 1, 2; Deltettes 1; 2; Art Club 2 MARY JONES Deltettes 1, 2; Wesley 1, 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Homecoming Who 2. Cleveland Moorhead Retrosp ect Staff Moorhead Drum Majorette Inverness Petals StafI 2; Court 2; Who ' s Greenwood Clarksdale Greenville Hollandale Leland Sunflower Indianola Isola Fourth Row AMELIA JORDAN JIMMY JUSTICE DALE KELLER STACY KELLUM Fifth Row BECKY KENT BILLY JOE KIRKSEY PETE LABELLA SAMMY LAMKIN Sixth Row RICHARD LANE Anthony, Texas Petals Staff 1, 2. MIKE LEWIS Inverness Football 1, Captain 2; BSU Bible-Study Leader 2; Homecoming E scort 2; Track 1; BSU Choir. CAROL LUNCEFORD Greenville Deltettes 1, 2; S.C.A. 1; Petals Staff 2; BSU 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2. PATSY McAFEE Greenville W.S.G.A. 1; Newman Club Reporter 2; Retro- spect Stelff 2. 78 SOPHOMORES First Row SANDRA McBRIDE M.S.N.A. 1, 2. JOHNNY McCOOL SAMMY McGRAW scoTTiE McGregor Petals Staff 1; Art Club 2 Greenwood Leland Drew Indianola Second Row MARGARET McINTIRE Leland Wesley 1, 2; Chorus 1; Petals Staff 1, 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2. THELMA McKAY Sidon W.S.G.A. 1, Sec.-Treas. 2; Y.W.A. 2; Vice- Pres. Sophomore Class; BSU 1, 2. BARBARA JO McKINNEY Friars Point W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2; Petals Staff 2; Y.W.A. 1. BOYCE McMULLIN Mattson Third Row JOHNNY MARTIN Sunflower DORIS MATHIS Indianola S.C.A. 2; BSU 2. JOHN MAXEY GreenvUle GUYLEE MEREDITH Clarksdale Fourth Row BRENT MONTGOMERY Midnight MRS. SHARON MONTGOMERY Holly Bluff Business Club 1, 2. THURMON MONTGOMERY Sunflower ROBERT MOODY HoUandale Fifth Row DOROTHY MOORE Carthage Wesley 1, Vice-Pres. 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Y.W.A. 1. HUBERT MOORE Greenwood ROBERT MOSLEY Leland MIKE MULVIHILL Greenwood Sixth Row JEAN MURPHEY Indianola W.S.G.A. 1; Chorus 1. PATRICIA MYERS Greenwood B. A. NARON Avon SHARLYN O ' BRYANT Sunflower 79 tj x SOPHOMORES First Row DOROTHY OLDHAM Greenwood Deltettes 1, 2; Petals Staff 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Who ' s Who 1, 2; Homecoming Court 1, Queen 2. JOHN OLTREMARI Greenville Football 1; Baseball 2; Who ' s Who 2; Tech- nology Club 2. JUDY O ' NEAL Itta Bena W.S.G.A. 2; Retrospect Staff 2. MARY FRANCE OWENS Leland Second Row JOHN PARKS Drew Football 1, 2. CHARLES PAROLLI Clarksdale PENELOPE PARTRIDGE Louise S.C.A. 1. LINDA PEEPLES Clarksdale Third Row RIT A PEEPLES Drew DON PITTMAN RulevUle Football 1, 2; Track 1. GLENN POOLE Greenville JIMMY POWELL Cleveland Fourth Row GERALD PUGH ANNETTE RAY W.S.G.A. 1, 2. BILL REDDING Hollandale Winona Greenwood Schlater BRENDA RILEY M.S.N.A. 1, District Treas. 2. Fifth Row LINDA ROBINSON Merigold HAZEL ROBISON Itta Bena S.E.A. Sec. 1; International Relations Club 2. VICTOR ROCCONI Shaw FRED ROSS Midnight Sixth Row MRS. WANDA ROSS Leland DICKY SANDERS Clarksdale Football 1, 2; Track 1; Baseball 1, 2; Building Technology Club 1, 2; Who ' s Who 1, 2; S.E.A. Pres.; Student Council Pres. MARION SAUNDERS MRS. JULIA SCALES Itta Bena Greenville 8o SOPHOMORES First Row BILLY SHOOK Jackson MRS. SYBLE SIBLEY Qeveland LINDA SMITH Ruleville LAWRENCE STACY Ruleville Second Row JIMMY SUMMERALL Valley Park S.C.A. Vice-Pres. 2; Who ' s Who 2. MRS. SHIRLEY TERRELL Greenwood DWIGHT TOLLESON Leland JOHN VERNON Avalon Art Club 2. Third Row PATRICIA WALTON Greenwood S.C.A. 1; Retrospect Staff 2. MRS. ESTHER WATKINS Clarksdale KEN WATKINS Clarksdale BSU 1, Pres. 2; Football 1; Baseball Man- ager 1. FRANK WATTS Moorhead Fourth Row HAROLD WEBB Louise LONNIE WELCH Indianola Football 1, 2. DELL WELLS Drew BSU 1; W.S.G.A. 1, 2; Wesley 2; Business Club 2; Retrospect Staff 2. CHERYL WHITE Starkville Fifth Row DIANNE WILLIAMS Itta Bena Y.W.A. 1. WAYNE WILLIAMS Benoit WILLIAM WOODALL Hollandale RANDALL WOODS Hollandale Sixth Row THOMAS WORBINGTON Scott LOIS YOUNG New Madrid, Missouri Deltettes 1; Student Council 2; W.S.G.A. 1, 2. 8i FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President, Richard Hunter; Vice-President, Sandra Little; Secretary, Sandi Randall. CLASS FAVORITES Barbara Jones Marty Kuhn Sandra Little Richard Hunter FRESHMEN — H First Row JIMMY ABDO GreenvilJe MRS. VIRGINIA ABSTON Cleveland SHIRLEY ACUFF Glen Allan MRS. CAROL ANN ADAMS Clarksdale SEDRIC ADAMS Clarksdale STEVE ADAMS Shelby Second Row WAYNE ALFORD MRS. MARGARET ALLEN BUCKY ALLISON EARL ANDERSON RICKIE ANDERSON JIMMY ASHMORE Third Row RICHARD AVANT CECIL BAILEY TOMMY BAIONI JOHN BARNETT PETE BAUGHMAN MICKEY BEARD Fourth Row SANDY BEARD JUDY BEAUBE STAN BELL DAVID BELL GEORGE BIDDLE MRS. MINNIE BIDWELL FiFi-H Row WANDA BIFFLE JULIE BLAYLOCK TOMMY BLAYLOCK VIVIAN BODIE DWIGHT BOONE JOHN BOOTH Sixth Row TOMMY BORGOGNONI SHIRLEY BOUTWELL CHARLES BO WEN THOMAS BOWEN SCOTT BOWLIN GEORGE BOWLIN Seventh Row PATTY BOYD WILLIE MAE BOYER RONNIE BOYLES BETTE BOWMAN LINDA BOWMAN JIMMY BRAMLETT Eighth Row JAMES BRANNING EDWARD BREWER JIMMY BRITT LUCILLE BRITT GARY BRITTON HARRY BROCK Ninth Row MIKE BROOKS GARY BROWN GARY BROWN JOHN BROWN MILTON BROWN TONY BROWNING Greenwood Greenville Greenwood Lyon Clarksdale Rolling Fork Greenwood Cleveland Shaw Greenwood Drew Greenville Carroll ton Port Gibson Inverness Ruleville Greenville Itta Bena Greenville Clarksdale Greenville Rolling Fork Indianola Merigold Clarksdale Inverness Moorhead Greenville HoUandale Louise Greenville Holly Ridge Indianola Ruleville Ruleville Belzoni Hollandale Inverness Cleveland Ruleville Glen Allan Clarksdale Drew Inverness Clarksdale Greenville Glen Allen Greenwood First Row BECKY BROWNLOW Carrollton FRANK BUCHANAN Greenwood CATHERINE BURNSIDE Holly Ridge RONNIE BUSSEY Cary MRS. MARY BYRD Clarksdale BOBBY CAIN Greenwood Second Row JUDY CAJAP Cleveland CAROLYN CAMPBELL GreenvUle CINDY CAMPBELL Indianola HAROLD CAMPBELL Ruleville JENNIFER CAMPBELL Cleveland JOHN CAMPBELL Cleveland Third Row DAVID CANONICI Shaw FRANK CAPERTON Greenwood GLYNN CARPENTER Greenwood ROY CARPENTER Leland ROY CARR Greenville LEEANNE CARR Minter City Fourth Row HANNAH CARVER Leland DIANE CASE Greenwood PHYLLIS CAUBLE Greenville HARRY CAUTHEN Rolling Fork PATSY CHANDLER Ruleville LUTHER CHANDLER Cleveland Fifth Row KEITH CHAPMAN Greenwood JERRY CHAPMAN Greenwood MARTHA CHAPMAN Greenwood BARRY CHATHAM Money ELOISE CHATHAM Money CAROLYN CHEEK Greenwood Sixth Row DANNY CHEWNING Greenville BUDDY CHILDRESS Greenville PATRICIA CHILDRESS Itta Bena MARTHA CHILDS Greenwood CHERYL CLARK Raymond FREDA CLARK Indianola Seventh Row RONNIE CLEMENS Oeveland RONNIE CLIFTON Leland EVELYN COCILOVA Shaw EUGENE COGHLAN Beulah CAROLYN COGHLAN Beulah MARTHA COLE Ruleville Eighth Row BILL COLEMAN Greenville JOE COLEMAN Itta Bena BRENDA COLLINS Greenwood HANK COLLINS Moorhead ED CONNELL Ruleville OLIVIA COOK Leland Ninth Row CHARLES COOK Leland LARRY COPELIN Greenwood JIMMIE CORDELL Glen Allan STEVE COSTON Belzoni BILLY JO COUCH Greenwood LEE COULTER Estili FRESHMEN T k f 84 i FRESHMEN First Row ELOISE COURTNEY FRANK COWGILL JAMES COX JOHN COX FRANCES COX MARY ANN CROWDER Second Row RONNIE CUMMINGS ROBERT DAKIN BARBARA DAME LEO DAVIS LEON DAVIS KEMBLE DAVIS Third Row ROGER DEARMAN MRS. RITA DeLOACH BILLY DEMILIO BARRY DOBBINS STEVE DODD GEORGE DOLIAHITE Fourth Row DALTON DUCREST LOUIS DUTHER SANDRA EAKIN JOHNNY EASLEY RUTH EDWARDS JAN ELDRIDGE Fifth Row SUE ELLIS WILLARD ELMORE KENNETH ERVIN RONNIE ETHRIDGE DIANE EVANS JIMMY EVANS Sixth Row DUDLEY EVANS NESSEIBA FARRIS DIANE FARRISH LINDA FA VARA JEANETTE FERGUSON JIMMY FERGUSON Seventh Row SHIRLEY FERGUSON MRS. HELEN FERRELL ANITA FERRERI HUGH FERRETTI SHERRI FERRISS JOE FEW Eighth Row MRS. FRANCES FINLEY FRANK FIORANELLI DON FISHER CURTIS FLOWERS TOM FLOWERS CHARLES FLOYD Ninth Row RONNIE FLOYD CHARLES FORBES GLENNA FORD ELSIJ; FOSTER MRS. LORRAINE FOX KAY FRANKLIN Greenwood Greenville Merigold Greenwood Ruleville Greenwood Belzoni Boyle Greenwood Hollandale Rolling Fork Merigold Stoneville Greenwood Clarksdale Belzoni Greenville Clarksdale Belzoni Belzoni Indianola Water Valley Lei and Indianola Indianola Cleveland Ruleville Clarksdale Greenville Inverness Greenwood Greenville Greenwood Itta Bena Isola Doddsville Doddsville Greenwood Leland Shaw Greenville Benoit Cleveland Greenville Greenville Merigold Greenwood Greenwood Greenville Greenwood Rolling Fork Belzoni Greenwood Leland 85 FRESHMEN First Row PERCY FRAZURE JOHNNY FRENCH KATHY FREY RICHARD GAFFORD PHILLIP GAITHER JERRY GALEY Second Row TERRY GALEY JOSEPHINE GANT BILL GARMAN LINDA GARNER LINDA GARRARD SHARON GARRETT Thikd Row MARK GARY CHARLOTTE GEIGER YVONNE GILMER CHARLES GOAD VERSA GOAD PAT GODBOLD Belzoni Gary Hollandale Greenville Shaw Sidon Sidon Boyle Clarksdale Louise Itta Bena Greenwood Isola Grenada Clarksdale Belzoni Belzoni Shelby Fourth Row MARY ELIZABETH GOODWIN Drew LINDA GORDON DAVID GORMAN DOUG GRANTHAM GEORGE GRAVES PHYLLIS GREEN Clarksdale Greenville Elizabeth, N. J. Leland Greenville Fifth Row TERRY GREEN JUDY GREEN THOMAS GREGORY WILLIAM GRIFFIN BRUCE GROCE JIMMY HALL Sixth Row DENNY HALL JOHN HAMBRICK PEPPER HAMILTON HUGH HAMMOND BUDDY HAMPTON GLADYS HANCOCK Greenwood Inverness Louise Greenville Greenville Greenwood Metairie, La. Sunflower Schlater Scott Silver City Itta Bena Seventh Row BOBBY HARDING Clarksdale MARSHA JANE HARPOLE Moorhead CAM HARRINGTON Indianola JIMMY HARRIS Clarksdale STEVE HARRISON Greenville WALTER HARRISON Greenville Eighth Row LUCY HARTNESS Indianola WILLIS HARVEY Rome BEA HATTEN Indianola JANIE HAVENS Greenwood JANET HAWTHORNE Cleveland GLENDA HEARN Greenville Ninth Row ALEC HEAIHMAN Indianola LARRY HERBISON Shaw DOROTHY HENDERSON Carrollton PAUL HENDERSON Greenville DOTSIE HENDON Indianola ANNETTE HENRY Greenville FRESHMEN First Row PAT HENRY CHARLES HERREN BENNY HERRING LOUIS HERRING HIGDON HERRINGTON FRANK HICKMAN Second Row LEONARD HILE ED HILL SAMMY HIX MRS. ELEANOR HOBBS RAY HODGES LYNDA HOLDER Third Row BOBBY HOLLY DENNIS HOLMES JOHNNY HOLMES JOHN HONY CURTIS HOOD TEROSA HOOD Fourth Row BECKY HOWES LINDA HUFF BENNIE HUGHES TERRY HUGHES RICHARD HUNTER WILLIAM HUNTER Fifth Row JIMMY HUTCHERSON BETTY JEAN HYER RICIL RD IVY BRENDA JACKS MARY M. JACKSON MARY JAMES Sixth Row PAUL JAUDON JUDGE JEFCOAT ED JOHNSEY WILLIAM JOHNSON BARBARA JONES FAYE JONES Seventh Row RONNIE JONES LONNEE JONES SAMUEL JONES STANLEY JONES ANN KARR MILTON KEARNEY Eighth Row JOHNNY KEEN BUDDY KEITH PAT KELLY BOBBY KENDRICKS LAWRENCE KENNETH DAN KENT Ninth Row JAMES KENT LIBBY KENT LILLIAN KENT LYNETTE KENT NANCY KENWRIGHT JIMMY KERR Sunflower Greenville Schlater Greenville Ruleville Moorhead Greenville Greenville Greenwood Moorhead Minter City Cleveland Drew Indianola Indianola Greenwood Duncan Carrollton Greenville HoUy BlufE Greenville Shaw Greenville Cleveland Indianola Hollandale Greenville Rolling Fork Moorhead Inverness Greenwood Sunflower Greenville Anguilla Shaw Indianola Darlove Hollandale Drew Shaw Greenwood Leland Lei and Hollandale Clarksdale Cleveland Greenwood Leland Greenwood Greenwood Delta City Moorhead Greenwood Greenville First Row RAY KIDD MRS. EVELYN KIKER DAVID KIMBRELL NICKEY KING MURRAY KORNFELD TONY KOZIELSKI Bay St. Louis Belzoni Baird Clarksdale Greenwood Greenville Second Row JIM KRUGLER Greenville MARTY KUHN Greenville TOMMY KYLE Minter City JOHN LAMBERSON Leland JO ANN LANE Indianola STEVE LARY Greenwood Thipd Row MRS. CAROLINE LEE MAi Y JAYNE LEE PATSY LEE RICKY LEE JIM LEGG GENE LEWIS Gary Inverness Louise Rolling Fork Drew Inverness Fourth Row JIMMY LEWIS SANDRA LITTLE RONNIE LIVINGSTON WRAY LOGAN MARY LOUISE LONG DON LONGTAIN Fifth Row JOANN LOVETT EARL LOWE DIAN LOWERY MIKE LUNDY JOHNSIE McCARVER DAVID McCLENDEN Sixth Row MRS. INEZ McCLUNG KEN McCLUNG JAMES McCOY CHARLES McELMURRAY ANNETTE McGEHEE GROVER McGHEE Seventh Row ROGER McKENNON SHIRLEY McNEER KENNETH MALLETTE MELTON MALPASS JIMMY MARBERRY MELINDA MARTIN Eighth Row FREDDIE MATTHEWS MARSHA MAXEY 1 ERRY MAXWELL CARL LEE MEAD GERRY MEEKS WILLIAM MILAM Ninth Row mac miller lee millican don mills derrp:ll mims sonny minton barbara mitchell Glendora Belzoni Greenville Itta Bena Belzoni S idon Yazoo City Areola Greenwood Greenville Rome Greenville Cleveland Cleveland Anguilla Indianola Greenwood Leland Leland Holcomb Shaw Greenwood Bentonia Inverness Moorhead New Albany Moorhead Greenville Anguilla Itta Bena Sidon Sidon Greenville Greenwood Greenville Greenwood FRESHMEN f9 First Row JIMMY MITCHELL LINDA MITCHELL IVAN MONTAGUE MIKE MONTGOMERY MARTHA MOONEY JAMES MOORE Second Row JIMMY MOORE LINDA MOORE ROBERT WAYNE MOORE MRS, SANDRA MOORE RUTH MORGAN WILLIAM MORRIS Drew Shaw Greenwood Clarksdale Moorhead Indian la Moorhead Carthage Greenville Moorhead Sunflower Pineville, La. Thikd Row JIMMY MOSLEY BILL MULLENDORE MARY JANE MULLINS BILL MUNDAY ALLEN MURFF SARA MURPHY Fou:?TH Row LINDA NASH WANDA NATIONS CAROL NEAL ROBERT NEELY ERNEST NEILL BENJAMIN NELKEN Fifth Row ALFRED NELSON NANCY NELSON DONNA NEWSOM THOMAS NEWSOM SHARON NEWTON ARLICE NICHOLS Sixth Row GLENN NORWOOD WYVONNE NUNN MIKE O ' BRIEN JAMES ODOM CHARLES OSWALT MALCOLM OUZTS Seventh Row CHARLES OVERSTREET BOB OVERSTREET LARRY OWENS EARL PAINTER LINDA PALMORE HENRY PARKER Eighth Row DAVID PEACOCK WALTER PENNEBAKER TOMMY PHELPS DAVID PHILLIPS MACK PILGRIM SHELBY PINKERTON Ninth Row EDDIE POLLAN WILLIAM POUNDS PHYLLIS POWELL PAUL POWERS VENDECK PRICE DOUGLAS PROCTOR Hollandale Greenville Boyle Cleveland Si don Indianola Greenwood Greenwood Leland Hollandale Greenwood Greenville Clarksdale Clarksdale Greenville Greenville Hollandale Parchman Minter City Carrollton Greenville Kosciusko Greenville Sidon Itta Bena Itta Bena Greenville Glen Allan Inverness Jonestown Itta Bena Inverness Boyle Indianoia Moorhead Belzoni Mattson Greenville Isola Greenville Indianola Itta Bena FRESHMEN First Row BRENDA PUGH PATRICIA PYRON FLETCHER PRYON JERRY QUATTLEBAUM YONNETTE RAINER JIMMY RAMSEY Second Row BILLY RAMSEY DWIGHT RANDALL SANDI RANDALL EDDIE RAY NADINE RAY MARY LUE READ Third Row RICHARD RHODEN JUDY RILEY SAM RIZZIO CAROL ROBERTS CONNIE ROBERTS WALTER ROBERTSON Fourth Row JOSEPHINE ROCCONI JOSEPH ROCCONI DIANE ROSS LARRY RUNNELS DEMPSY RUTLEDGE BILLY JO SABBATINI Fifth Row JOHN SALLEY JIMMY SANDIFER JOHN SAUCIER ROBERT SAVELL LINDA SAWYER HENRY SCOTT Sixth Row GEORGE SCROGGINS BUTCH SELF NED SERVADIO BOBBY SHANNON RUSTY SHEFFIELD JERRY SHERWOOD Seventh Row LARRY SHERWOOD GEORGE SHOWAH RAY SHROPSHIRE RALPH SHURTLEFF LAWRENCE SKEEN PAT SKELTON Eighth Row RONNIE SLAY BECKY SMITH CAROL SMITH CURTIS SMITH DIANNE SMITH HELEN SMITH Hollandale Ruleville Indianola Greenville Greenwood Hollandale Greenwood Greenwood Indianola Greenwood Clarksdale Lexington Greenville Schlater Sunflower Silver City Isola Tutwiler Boyle Shaw Louise Greenville Louise Shelby Shaw Hollandale Greenwood Fairfax, Va. Leland Clarksdale Sunflower Greenville Benoit Friars Point Moorhead Ruleville Glen Allan Hollandale Rolling Fork Greenwood Doddsville Leland Hollandale Greenwood Ruleville Shaw Belzoni Moorhead Ninth Row HENRY SMITH JIMMY SMITH LARRY SMITH SANDRA SMITH Greenwood Ruleville Greenwood Greenwood MRS. MADELINE SMITTLE Greenwood MRS. MAGGIE SMYLY Leland FRESHMEN First Row PENLEY SORRELS ROBERT SPIVEY ELZY STACY JUDY STACY BILLY STARNS FRANK STEED Second Row HYMAN STEEN TEDDY STEVENS JAMES STEWART SHELIA STEWART SHIRLEY STEWART WALTER STITT Third Row JAMES STOKES CLAUDE STOREY JAMES STRAIT STEVE STRASEMEIER LYNDA STRAWBRIDGE ROBERT STREETER Fourth Row JOHN STRICKLAND JAMES STRICKLEN GEORGE STRIPLIN PATRICIA SUDDUTH ILONA SZYMICZEK LEON SWIFT Fifth Row TOMMY TATE LINDA GAIL TATUM JOHN TAYLOR ROSS TAYLOR DIANE TEDDER CHUCK TERWILLIGER Sixth Row FRANCES THOMAS PAUL THOMAS CHERYL THOMPSON WARREN THOMPSON MARTHA JEAN TILL FA YE TISDELL Seventh Row ROBERT TISDELL EDWARD TOWLES VICKI TUCKER BETH TURNAGE JERRY TURNER BOBBY TWINER Eighth Row RICKY UNDERWOOD DIANNE UPCHURCH DONNA VANDEVENDER JIMMY VICKERS CHARLES WADE BILLY WALKER Rolling Fork Greenville Merigold Ruleville Greenville Clarksdale Louise Skene Cleveland Cleveland Greenville Greenwood Greenwood Parchman Rosedale Greenwood Shaw Greenwood Greenwood Belzoni Lyon Jackson Greenwood Greenville Greenwood Belzoni Cary Greenwood Cleveland Greenwood CarroUton Greenwood Greenville Benoit Belzoni Doddsville Belzoni Cleveland Greenwood Belzoni Blaine Ruleville Greenwood Hollandale Glen Allan Greenville Cruger Minter City Ninth Row CAROLYN WALKER LINDA WALKER ROBERT WALKER DAVID WALLACE WAYNE WALKER ANTHONY WARD Moorhead Kilmichael Leland Greenville Itta Bena Memphis, Tenn. FRESHMEN First Row GARY WATSON CHARLES WAX DIANNA WEBB JOHN WEBSTER RICHARD WEEMS RUTH WEINING Second Row BILLY WEISSINGER JOHN WELLS ELLIOT WELLS DICKIE WELLS TOM WENG SANDRA WHITE Third Row WILLIAM WHITE RICKY WHITTINGTON RANDALL WHITWORTH LINDA WICKER WILLIAM WILLARD DICKY WILLIAMS Fourth Row JOHN WILLIAMS SANDRA WILLIAMS CECIL WILLIAMSON TOMMIE J. WILLIAMSON JACKIE WILLS BECKY WILSON Fifth Row JERRY WILSON STEVE WILSON SUSAN WILSON DAVID WOLFE LARRY STEVE WOLFE CLAIRNELLE WOOD Sixth Row DWIGHT WOOD BERT WOODS BIFF WOODS JIM WOOLEY CHESTER WOOTEN VAN WYATT Seventh Row JERRY YEOMAN PERRY YEOMAN DONALD YOUNG JUDY YOUNG LARRY YOUNG MRS. BETTY CORLEY (Special Student) Greenwood Greenwood Louise Shaw Clarksdale Indianola Louise Greenwood Greenville Drew Starkville Greenwood Clarksdale Clarksdale Hollandale Greenville Clarksdale Greenville Rome Belzoni Iverness Greenville Greenville Hollandale Indianola Leland Greenwood Clarksdale Money Moorhead Drew Greenville Indianola Clarksdale Indianola Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Ivemess Greenwood EHincan Itta Bena - As regiBtralion ends, jreshmen stand in line to have their pictures made so they can gain admission to their 94 HALL OF FAME 1966 Alice Long Jeff Gibson The Hall of Fame denotes those students of the senior class that have demonstrated outstanding traits of scholarship, integrity, personality, and cooperative- ness. To be selected to the Hall of Fame, a student must be approved by all faculty members. It is a pleasure to bestow this recognition on these three students that have contributed significantly to Moorhead High School. Kermit Miller Principal Eugenia 95 MR. and MISS M.H.S. Sammy McClellan Jan Buah 96 Most Likely to Succeed: Jeff Gibson Alice Long Most Versatile: Sammy McClellan Tammy Turner WHO ' S WHO 99 Carolyn Jejcoat Sandra Holder BEAUTIES Tammy Turner Bonnie McClellan lOO Ricky Nobile Sammy McClellan HANDSOMES Eddie McBride Johnny Allen lOl Tammy, Carol, and Kay Escort, Eddie Hobhs; Sophomore Maid, Laura Collins; Escort, Jerry Gilbert; Senior Maid, Carolyn Jefcoat; Student Council President, Sammy McClellan; Queen, Eugenia Fisackerly; Escort, Johnny Allen; Junior Maid, Joyce Hocutt; Escort, Donald Oswalt; Freshman Maid, Bonnie McClellan; Escort, Douglas Russell; Crown Bearer, Van Phillips; Flower Girl; Sttici Randall. First Row: Douglas Russell, Fred Guilhert, Steve Romine, Tommy Jefcoat, Danny Chisolm, Donny McGraw, Ellis Hodges, Charles Hodges. Second Row: Jimmy Griffin, George Clifford, Jerry Phillips, Thornton Castleberry, Oneal Little, Danny McCraney, Bobhy Bennett. Third Row: Coach Gilbert, Sammy McClellan, Johnny Allen, Ricky Mobile, Eddie Hobbs, Lowell Jones, Doiuild Osvoalt, Ronnie Dodd, Coach Stigler. MOORHEAD AGGIES John Gilbert Jerry Stigler Carol Foley, Brenda Bell, Janie Dodd, Nancy Abney, Carolyn Jefcoat, Nan Mooney, Bonnie McClellan, Wynette Smith, Laura Collins, Susan Tenhet, Linda Jefcoat, Sally Jackson, Coach Stigler. Jerry Stigler GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Coach Sheila Morgan Linda Morgan Managers io8 Front Row: Bobby Turner, George Clifford, TuUy Boyer, Douglas Russell, Fred Guilbert, Tommy Jefcoat, Steve Romine. Back Row: Coach Gilbert, Jerry Gilbert, Johnny Allen, Eddie Hobbs, Lowell Jones, Larry Coats, Jimmy Griffin, Larry Jenkins. Carol Foley, Nancy Bennett, Carolyn Jefcoat, Laura Collins, Louise Dunn, Brenda Bell. Front Row: Jimmy Moore, Mack Pilgrim, Larry Holder. Second Row: Charles Hodges, Kenneth Home, Jimmy Marberry, Larry Jenkins. BASEBALL 1965 Mack Pilgrim, 1965 State Winner in Low Hurdles. PIANO Miss Davis, Carol Foley, Linda Jefcoat, Janie Dodd, Tammy Turner, Jan Bush. CLUBS Dianne Brown, Patricia Knight, Tammy Turner, Miss Davis, Linda Jefcoat, Susan Tenhet, Jean Smith. SEXTETTE 114 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Ricky Nobile, Charles Hodges, Sammy McClellan, Earl Labovitz, Donald Oswalt. Second Row: Jean Smith, Tammy Turner, Robin Randall, Carol Foley. CLUBS Kenneth Home, Sherry Jefcoat, Earl Labovitz, Debbie Powell, Jeff Gibson, Sue Labovitz, Barry Gibson, Stevie Hughes. SCIENCE CLUB 5 Y-TEENS First Row: Mrs. Vincent, Sponsor, Carol Foley, Gena Fisackerly, Sherry Jefcoat, Alice Long, Jan Bush, Nancy Bennett. Second Row: Carolyn Bowen, Patricia Knight, Brenda Bell, Carolyn Jefcoat, Tammy Turner. Third Row: Martha Watts, Diane Brown, Kay Thompson, Jeannie Heathman. CLUBS Fred Guilbert, Johnny Allen, Bohby Turner, Eddie Hobbs, Gena Fisackerly, Sweetheart, Larry Coats, Stevie Hughes, Jerry Phillips, Coach Stigler, Sponsor. HI-Y ii6 F.H.A First Row: Charlotte Whatley, Robin Randall, Nancy Thomas, William Hayes Smith, Beau, Diane Abney, Linda Box, Mrs. Brown, Sponsor. Second Row: Sally Jackson, Joyce Farrish, Janie Dodd, Susan Tenhet. Third Row: Linda Jefcoat, Kathleen Blackwell, Louise Dunn, Laura Collins, Nan Mooney. First Row: Rormie Griffin, Thomas Hodges, Janie Dodd, Sweetheart, Tully Boyer. Second Row: Jerry Thomas, Ellis Hodges, Frank Knight, Bishop Griffin, William Hayes Smith, Thornton Castleberry, Douglas Russell, Ronnie Dodd, Danny McCraney. Third Row: Rich- ard Hannah, Tommy Jefcoat, Jimmy Home, George Clifford, Bill Lancaster, Danny Chisolm, Ralph Whatley, Jerry Nobile, Jimmy Sheffield, Larry Methvin. Fourth Row: Charles Hodges, Eddie McBride, Billy Farmer, Jerry Gilbert, Jimmy Griffin, George Hollis. Fifth Row: Bobby Bennett, John Farish, Ozell Little, Charles Whatley, Larry Jenkins, Al Scroggins. CLUBS F.F.A. 7 Class Officers: Front Row: President, Carolyn Jeicoat; Vice-President, Genia Fisackerly. Back Row: Secretary, Alice Long: Reporter, Martha Thomas; Treasurer, Jan BvLsh. SENIOR CLASS CLASS FAVORITES SENIORS NANCY BENNETT Basketball 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4, Secretary 4; FHA 1, 2, Reporter 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 4. CAROLYN BOWEN FHA 1, 2, President 2; Y- Teens 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Chorus 3; Basketball 2; Pep Squad 2; Annual Staff 4. JAN BUSH Piano 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Qub 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; FHA 1; Y- Teens 3, 4, President 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4, Secretary, Miss MHS 4. JOHN FARISH Football 2, 3, 4; All CDC 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Offi- cer 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4. EUGENIA FISACKERLY Band 1; Basketball 2; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice- President 4; Hi-Y Sweetheart 4; 4-H aub 1; Student Coun- cil 1; Class officer 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, Vice-President 4; Piano 1, 2; Who ' s Who 3, 4; Girls ' State 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Editor of RETRO- SPECT. 119 SENIORS JEFF GIBSON Track 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1; Science Club 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4. JERRY GILBERT Football 4; Basketball 4; Base- ball 4; Track 4; Who ' s Who 4; FFA 4. JIMMY GRIFFIN Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; FFA 3, 4; Secretary 3, Sentinel 4. KENNETH HORNE 4-H Club 1, 2; Science Club 3, 4; Track 2, 3. CAROLYN JEFCOAT Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All County 2, 3; Who ' s Who 3, 4; Home- coming Court 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Sweetheart 3; FFA Sweetheart 2; Cheer- leader 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls ' State 3; Chorus 1, 2; Track 1, 3; 1st Alternate, Miss Person- ality 3; Piano 1, 2; Class Offi- cer 3, 4, Reporter 3, President 4. no ORS LARRY JENKINS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Football 3, Manager 4. OZELL LITTLE Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Hi-Y 1; FFA 4; Football Manager 3; Basketball Manager 3; Who ' s Who 4. ALICE LONG Class Officer 1, 4, Secretary 1, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Student Council Secretary 3; Band 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Library Club 1; Chorus 1, 3; Pep Squad 2; Who ' s Who 4. LIZ LOVE FHA 1, 2; Y-Teens 3; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Class Favorite 1; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4. SAMMY McCLELLAN Fo otball 1, 2, 3, 4, All CDC 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, All CDC 2, 3; Basketball Manager 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3; Student Council 2, 4, President 4; Class Favorite 2, 3; Who ' s Who 3, 4; Mr. MHS 4. Ill SENIORS DANNY McCRANEY FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY METHVIN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY MONTGOMERY Hi-Y 1; FFA 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who 3. SHEILA MORGAN FHA 1, 2; Y-Teens 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 4; Track 3. RICKY NOBILE Football 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; 1st Vice-Presi- dent Student Council 4. SENIORS DONALD OSWALT Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All CDC 3, 4 ; FFA 1, 2, 3, Reporter 3; Student Council 4; Who ' s Who 4; Track 1, 3. MARTHA THOMAS FHA 2, Secretary 2; Band 2, 3; Y-Teens 3, 4; Chorus 3; An- nual Staff 4. KAY THOMPSON FHA 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who 3; Y-Teens 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Cheerleader; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Captain 3; Track 1, 2; Annual Staff 4; Girls ' State 3; Chorus 1, 2. 1 3 Class Officers: Back Row: Steve Romine, Treasurer; Brenda Bell, Reporter. Front Row: Patricia Knight, Secretary; Eddie Hohhs, President; Johnny Allen, Vice-President. NANCY ABNEY RITA ALFORD JOHNNY ALLEN BRENDA BELL DIANNE BROWN JUNIORS LARRY COATS CAROL FOLEY JEANNIE HEATHMAN EDDIE HOBBS JOYCE HOCUTT ELLIS HODGES SANDRA HOLDER CHERYL KEYS BEVERLY KITTRELL PATRICIA KNIGHT EARL LABOVITZ EDDIE McBRIDE LINDA MORGAN STEVE ROMINE AL SCROGGINS Hit J 4 .. . LINDA TISDELL TAMMY TURNER AUBREY WATTS MARTHA WATTS CHARLES WHATLEY 1 5 Class Officers: Jean Smith, Reporter; Charlotte Whatley, Treasurer; Ronnie Dodd, Secretary; Charles Hodges, Vice-President; Lowell Jones, President. SOPHOMORE CLASS 1x6 SOPHOMORES KATHLEEN BLACKWELL THORNTON CASTLEBERRY LAURA COLLINS RONNIE DODD JOYCE FARISH FRED GUILBERT RICHARD HANNAH CHARLES HODGES SHERRY JEFCOAT TOMMY JEFCOAT LOWELL JONES THORNTON McDONALD DONNIE McGRAW NAN MOONEY JERRY PHILLIPS DOUGLAS RUSSELL DANNY SMITH JEAN SMITH WILLIAM SMITH JERRY THOMAS LINDA VANLANDINGHAM BARBARA VESTAL CHARLOTTE WHATLEY LINDA BLANSETT Class Officers: Bonnie McClellan, Vice-President; Janie Dodd, Treasurer; Debbie Powell, Reporter; Sue Labovitz, President. FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS FAVORITES Janie Dodd Bobby Turner FRESHMEN DIANE ABNEY BOBBY BENNETT LINDA BOX TULLY BOYER MARY BROWN JIMMY CARR SHARON CARLSON DANNY CHISOLM GEORGE CLIFFORD JANIE DODD JEAN DOWNS LOUISE DUNN BILLY FARMER TOMMY FULGHAM BARRY GIBSON BISHOP GRIFFIN RONNIE GRIFFm GEORGE HOLLIS JIMMY HORNE THOMAS HODGES STEVIE HUGHES SALLY JACKSON UNDA JEFCOAT FRANK KNIGHT SUE LABOVITZ BILL LANCASTER ONEAL LITTLE CHARLOTTE McBRIDE BONNIE McCLELLAN PAM METHVIN JERRY NOBILE DEBBIE POWELL ROBIN RANDALL BRENDA SHEFFIELD WYNETTE SMITH SUSAN TENHET DIANE THOMAS NANCY THOMAS BOBBY TURNER RALPH WHATLEY ANNUAL STAFF COMPLIMENTS OF Merchants and Planters Bank DREW, MISSISSIPPI Member F. D. I. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Planters Bank and Trust Company Member of F. D. I. C. RULEVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Including Branch Indlanola Bank Branch of Plan+eri Bank and Trust Company INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI 133 COMPLIMENTS OF LYON-CLANTON CHEVROLET CO. Phone 745-8561 Trade where the price is right. DREW, MISSISSIPPI The DEER CREEK PILOT ROLLINS FORK, MISSISSIPPI HAL C. DeCELL Edl+or-Publlsher TOWN OF MOORHEAD Where the Southern Crosses the Yellow Dog MOORHEAD, MISSISSIPPI BELLIPIANNI BROTHERS, INC ALUS-CHALMERS AMCC DISCS GMC TRUCKS Indianola, Mississippi PHONE NO.: 887-4653 887-4654 134 WHITE ' S REXALL DRUGS DREW and RULEVILLE MISSISSIPPI COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS OF GREENWOOD COMPLIMENTS OF BANK OF ANGUILLA ANGUILLA AND ROLLING FORK ESTABLISHED 1904 DELTA IMPLEMENT COMPANY SALES— SERVICE— PARTS Rolling Fork Mississippi PEOPLE ' S BANK OF INDIANOLA ' Strength, Safety, and Service ' INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI Store No. 1 Anguilla, Miss. Sfore No. 2 Rolling Fork, Miss. MARANTO SUPER MARKETS Phone No.: 873-2642 ANGUILLA, MISSISSIPPI i35 MARTIN-EWING LUMBER COMPANY, INC. All Kinds of Building Materials Telephone 873-4284 Anguilla, Miss. COMPLIMENTS OF ROY ' S GROCERY Ruleville Mississippi DELTA SUPPLY CO. Automotive Supplies INDIANOLA. 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