Northwest Mississippi Community College - Rockateer Yearbook (Senatobia, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1963 volume:

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The combination of expended energy and ef- fort toward advancement creates the goal by which we the staff of the 1963 RCCKETEER, wish to portray -the spirit of NORTHWEST. 4 Contents Declication Administration Classes Crganizations Features Special Events Activities Athletics The Year Theke eomeb a time in Ike life O5 evenv individual when Li beeomec neeessenv ion new io seven his neia iionshipb with peopKe on onganizaILon5 of which he hah been a vitae pant. As Q student og Nonfhwebi, mann of wcu milf boon be leaving noun Aiwa Haien Io go Lnio new Qiexis o4 aefivifw on endeavome. In ihe fatale Means, woum Roehefeen wie! Aenve you Lu good sfead in beinging LQQE some og ihe eneneahed memonies og atvdeni dave The annuui ALQ55 and gaeuify edvisois weve wonaed fineiebsty to being vov a eomposei peeiune of ihe 5iudeni Edge 05 1962 and 1963. The cuisianding senveceb that they have eonimibuied fowaxd the ae- eoxding og evenia Ls to be eppneeieied by mit. The high ione and Ike dignijied appnoacn og ihe 5fa55 towand the zedaiion of thein pnooiem has been an Lnapemareou to evenwoue. I am Lnuiv pnoud of Lhe annual 5ta55, Lis bponbons, and ide biudeni bodv, and I am sane ihai ihL5 edeieon of ova Mean book wil! be the beAi. Sincenelo Nouns, ' C1 .N 1 MM R.'Df HeLend0n Fxeeideni 6 x K Bm N W ,wg X - ,sww-5 w V X X x A Q I - X -- QQ -QM. pw-- ., 2 x. YN . g.-135520 vx Ni. V5 5 Nl x iii R I S 95 ww' 2.5 T, , f ' n A . .ff-Kb -' ' . ?X -sf 1 'Q :sf 12 xliw-v wit: X ' fa if .fi s, g5'S'H 4' Q . Y , Q, , ew ,g ,- S, 1 , -1, , , x W fs +4 f 2? :Qi 3. -X Q R 'E In Dedica Hon To Mrs. G. E. Gully, Librarian of Northwest Mississippi Junior College, we, the ROCKETEER Staff, respectfully dedicate this 1963 volume of the ROCKETEER. We are particularly indebted to Mrs. Gully for her helpfulness, her support, and her friendship. She has won the respect and admiration of the students and members of the administration by the application of individual interest in all students. She guides rather than drives them to the source of serious thought and study. It is with sincere appreciation that we dedicate the 1963 ROCKETEER to Mrs. Gully. Boa r of Trustees Don Bartlett, President C. B. Walker, Secretary Homer B. Appleton Max Billingsly W. L. Brewer C. H. Caffey Mrs. J. L. Campbell L. V. Craig Charles Crawford Mrs. Van East Wilson Edmondson Otho Givens, Sr. C. C. Holloman Mrs. T. P. Howard Simpson Hurdle Wade Kellum Mrs. Lawanda Moorehead Robert Redding John Rich R. E. Rutherford Dr. Robert P. Sayle J. T. Shultz V. H. Spier Mrss. W. S. Taylor W. L. Wallace T. G. Wells Mrs. I. H. Whiteside Ben G. Wynne The Board of Trustees works closely with our President and the Administration. They are interested in an ever-growing, progressive Northwest Mississippi Junior College. We, the ROCKETEER STAFF feel that it is very appropriate to use their picture to introduce our flcfminfsfrafion JAMES P. MCCORMICK HOWARD CARPENTER Academic Dean-Asst. Administrator Director of Guidance ALVIN G. WELCH SUE COOK BURKS Business Manager Registrar I0 ,,.,.. NVQ W. C. OAKLEY MISS ARGATHA HAMILTON Dean of Men Dean of Women MRS. BEATRICE HUNT MRS. JEWEL MATTHEWS Asst. Dean of Women Asst. Dean of Women ll , MARY MITCHELL Bookkeeper FAYE NEAL Sec. to Academic Dean SYLVIA SMITH Secretary BECKY CUPP Secretary ESTELL H. BOBO Supervlsor of Housekeeping EARL CARTER Buxldmgs and Grounds L 12 NELL WOLLARD X, N 145500214 1159: Student Center Manager MYRTLE CRUMBY ff' . Assistant Student Center Manager RUTH COLE Dietician SHIRLEY CARTER Assistant Dietician BILL HARBOUR Baptist Student Director JAMES MCBROOM ix lmnflf' I Pubhc Relations I 3 iberaf Arts S ELIZABETH CRISLER CHASE K English Y B. A., Newcomb College MTZAIQ, University of Mississippi In Freshman English various types of literature and methods of research are studied 14 f ,, ezgsfri M PAUIQINE HOLLADAY A LILA NABORS TATUM ' English English B.A.E. and M.A., University of Mississippi BS., Delta State C0ll9g9: Graduate Study, University of Mssissippi -f' i Q -p Us i'it ' K2-'ws - 'fs ,Q iw:M3S:efzif:I3E..1 Nif 423, f-xl' i' , .. X '..sf-4,svwE Y4fs'p ifi,'.s,.s,4:,s:i:, -f fe 'X - fs 4:3 1041 0'V'T'?vZf5is'49f12fi-, 9 WN ,f ' CHARLOTTE CQKER WQRLEY The Library provides an ample collection of books for ' ' English the needs of the students. B!A.g Delta State College 1 M.A., University of Mississippi I5 f Lf if ., g, i l Qt sill Xrwxgkl le HOWARD CARPENTER LULA MAE FOWLER X Social Science History B.S., Delta State College B.A., Grenada College y M.A., George Peabody College M.A., University of Mississippi ' Advanced Study, Columbia University ' way! EMMIE ELLEN WADE History courses give a broad view of events from the History f ancient times to the present time. B.S., M.A., University of Miss. S Advanced Study, Tulane University 16 2, Ll .fm-'- Mwr -v . f-sais 5 gy 'aw REVEREND LEO BAILEY DAVID MAYS Bible Speech and Theater B.A., Millsaps Cgllege M. A. Tulane University 13.11, Chandler-'S School 0fThe010gy, Advanced Study, Tulane University Emery University MILDRED MEACHAM it Students have an opportunity to learn the theories 5Qurna1ism 9 acting and character projection. B.A., University of Mississippi 'I7 1 51 I: h I Li I I dence ,e QUINCY ALBERT LONG Biology B.S., M.S. University of Southern Mississippi Organic chemistry laboratory acquaints students with important manipulations and procedures and the prepara tion and study of organic compounds. I8 zz ' .L sf 7, ,Mt is EVERETTE L. WOOLFOLK X Science B.S., Mississippi State University Graduate Study, Mississippi State Uriversity f ez f, . iiflwa ' M A .Q J axe. -. 59.2 sa' Y 4 .. ,,,,e. P Q Q A .... ,. 6- JAMES R BELL The study of frog muscles composes an important Mathematics part of zoology laboratory. . ,-ffffigf' I-:Stir I X ngineering M p ' 9' Avi me 2 ZULApGLENN 'T ANITA JEAN s'rRA'r'roN 'V Mathematics yliysics 'and Mathematics ' i B.S., University of Southern Mississippi 3 Y B.S., University of Southern Mississippi i M.A., University of Mississippi ' - ' M:'A!Q,fUniversity, of fMississippi I , The new Science Building and its facilities give the student an opportunity to further his knowledge through experimentation. 20 Business QQ HUBERT DAVID BLACKWELL Economics B.S., Delta State College M.B.A., Mississippi State University I For the first time, students have had the opportunity of taking an IBM course as either a part of Office Appliances or as a separate night course. 2'I M .,4n..v ., - 7 -f: ,f 2 'Z afi'3'f.il1f7fy-1 ' ,, f'mw32,f:-512' , . V , Q-,gg f 155 ,1 ,?y5,,,.j-id, f ' ,, f f ,, , V f 'uff:: ,-aw , Af ww x 4' ,' L' Q4 S ' ff rf' 'S S 1 , me f ,. f'S,.i4f . , , , 71 , - 'WW-v M .,.'wfe'-:-. Za , ,, .',, -4' y.?C t41f?yvm,-J -. 1 gt ..,,. . ,....: 4 vi 5 any 12 Wg om , S' 7 . ,ft-.: 3-7, ' 1 1 i Sf 'f , Mk, 4 7 M 2 V . .,,. , M. A ' f ' f . FQ , Q1 Q' , ws, L Q 3 ,ff he U .M i .. f if ' 1.4 21 . iv.-ew :,- . 'WW' x.,:S,. x 1 v ' , . - ' X' 'S :Qi J f ' - Q10-f ' ' 7 f. NWMMQQMSWWY ' JAiv1Es P, MCCORMICK , JACK BUTTS ACCOUUWIB Business Education 'B.S., Bowling Green College of Commerceg B.S., Delta State Collegeg M-B-E-1 UniVefSitY of MISSISSIPPI M.B.E., Mississippi State University l X, :SSL QS'-in. -W, x Q . WILLIAM DURWOOD DENLEY In Economics students learn of the never ending Business and Automotive Technology efforts of man to secure and use the goods and ser- B.B.A., M.B.A.,f University of Mississippi vices he desires. 22 X ' -an fb - 'Sf 1 Q , l , , we L, H. f uf W fe 3 Ti UQ 1? JA1v1i:s B. PETREA f 9' is KATHLEEN w0o'rEN WAIT- -, Business p G X ' ' Bfisiness B.S., University of Mississi,ppi f B.A.E., M.B.E., University of Mississippi r Advanced Study, University of Mississippi j ...sig 'Www JOAN . REI5 L Business letters, invoices, legal forms, and Bencil l Busmess preparations are emphasized in this course. B.S.E., Delta State .College 23 ectromcs eg ' 9 0 K. WALLACE W BASKIN RALPH M CALDWELL g, Electronlcs E1 ectronlcs Graduate Southern Bell Telephone School of Electromcs 3' sa 1 i Laboratory work IS an 1mportant art of th S. Technology if P' fn V 3 bf E - .qc ggi QE BS Efrg UI Q55 WD: 358 SDE 2. 94 2. -2? S H 555 Q- 9.533 SS gm 2.55 2. 'U A PU. 1, if ND K,- 9 Learning to work with electrical equipment is one of the fields of technology. 25 wsu Plzysicaf Ecluciafion p CK, 'az' JAMES MICHEAL VINCENT HENRY WILLIS RATH Football Coachg Sociology Football Coachg Health B.S., Mississippi State University B.S., Memphis State University M.S., Memphis State University N' ff -m ' ,2f '1 WILLIAM cg oAKLEY Y ARGATHA HAMILTON i Basketball Coachg Psychology Physical Education B.S., Memphis State' University B.S. and M.S., University of University- of Mississippi Southern Mississippi 26 A ! , We want a touchdown! Yea, Rangers! :,.:-f,,,-- lf ff f- f J, 31 ..-1' ' ' ' N x Q x., 4 7 A Y ' , T0geth6I'116SS, BOYS? Swing yoah' Pardner! 27 4' 4 w esw w zf . .wi aw f' :WaZf.,,i, ,. Music ROLLAND HUGH SHAW Music S ' B.S., Mississippi College Graduate Study, University of Southern Mississippi 91-ENN TRIPLETT 1 i REBECCA RAMSEY 'rmPPLE'r'r M X If t Band ' .... V . Music B-M-Eu Uf1WeI'SltY Of Southern M1SS15S1PP1 1 B.M.E., University of Southern Mississippi ...28- Home conomics PTB EMMA BASS RYKER Home Economics and Art B.A., Judson College Graduate Study, University of Mississippi Mae? 5 0. 1 Q yi.-5 . ., 1, v' ,f f' S Q In aditi0I'l to StaI1d3I'dS of Cl0thiI1g COI1StI'llCti0Il In food courses Students learn to plan, prepare, the aim of this course is to give an appreciation of and Serve various types of meals. artistic and appropriate dress. 29 g rfcu lfu re A. M. BRISCOE l Agriculture B.A., University of Mississippi B.S., Mississippi State University my ,Q W' .- . ..: 47 ' wi' 3 Q at Agriculture students learn to evaluate cattle by studying fine specimen as this Polled Hereford 30 'I Q gr V I WWW NW a K Aww Y C ,'f' i 3 'faint' 5 'ii ff' -.W Lois, CRAFTON HORTON Degree in Cosmetology, La Vera's I Certificate in' Advance Hair Styling Cosmetology Cosmetology is designed to train students to be- Students practice hair styling on manikens as come proficient in all phases of beauty culture. as on patrons. 31 well Library Nuts, JQSEPHINE GULLY Q ' Librarian L B. A. University fof Mississippi 1 f NL A Louisiana State University X Q Graduate Study, Columbia Uniwfersity , X Library Staff : Becky Daniels, Norma Burns, Tommye Stone, Margie Davis, Randy Peeler, Gloria Franks, Mary Ann Jennings, Helon Hardin, Sarah Garner, Johnnie Lou Wagner. 32 Qing . Q I 2 gg 1 , .. ff '5 f 1 ' 4 ,il +V WW' fffii A My li, X: ,rsh fir' V 1 L Quik? 59, ' 'Wifi 5'-533555 . , Y'-1-E WF, , a 32 .s ,M 2 If 1 , ' MQW? uQz'r ?. ra- 14'- J. . wif 5-ng -V .- C 'fhhwxv 'W 'EMM All-my Soplzomore Cfass 0 fcers PRESIDENT-James Cook VICE-PRESIDENT-Murry Green SECRETARY-TREASURER,-Betsy Milward REPORTER-Betty Miller REPRESENTATIVE T0 STUDENT COUNCIL-Jimmy Miles 34 ANDY ALGEE Byhalia, Mlss. Business RAY ALGEE - Independence, Miss. Accounting W' AVIS ALVERSON - Ashland, Miss. Electronlcs WILLLAM BAKER - Hernando Miss Industrial Arts TOMMY BARFIELD - Coldwater, Miss. Engineering WILLIAM BECK - Plttsboro, Miss. W Business ,ww Q- DIANNE BECKETT - Plttsboro, Mlss. Liberal Arts CLARENCE BELL - Jackson, Miss. Busmess 35 ,gl 1 137 fi JIMMY BENNETT - Potts Camp, Miss. Physlcal Education MARY BENNETT - Ashland, Miss. Business GRADY BOWERS - Memphis. Tenn. ,ws 'ss M -lr '7- MQW 0v'w-as Pre-Med JIMMY BRENTS - Senatobia, Miss. Pre-Med. DURWOOD BREWER - Senatobia, MISS. Business in ff fupawf 4K JIM BROOM - sledge, Miss. Pre-Engineering gm JANIS BURFORD - Coldwater, Mlss. Home Economics 5?-I . df? NORMA BURNS - Charleston, Miss. Chemistry 36 gps.. ab- 59 4 X QA' ,X X KX 1, 4 ,i ,, . 61, , Q Y Si we . CARL BUSH - Clarksdale, Miss. Accounvmg GEORGE BUTLER - Batesville, Miss. Pre-Med. RAY CAIN - Oxford, Miss. General Business TRUMAN CANTRELL Bruce, Miss. General Science ,. 'NN-Q. , Tie, 1.,. . 'VH 'Ye A ,1,: E' ' mga, 'Ak' 1 ..1,, PAT CARL - Lee - Memphis, Tenn. t 1 'i:'iL ,i-:- V. ,- . . 'i '- T Business ,, A f lgv ., ,gt ,Q 72 f ..:A. :'. CARY CARPENTER - Slayden, Miss, Q , - ,,,s Eyuu Business N if wigfg rx sexy., ,i 4. Finn, A 1 u mb' MURRAY CASEY - Oxford, Miss. Business ,QQWQ CHARLES CASSEL - saulsbury, Tenn. Civil Technology 'ul' 37 4' V'- DON CLAYTON - Independence, Miss. Physical Education DOUG COCHRAN Cartersville Ga SOC1Hl Studies saw ,400- ' .Mn ganna-5 MARY ANNE COLEMAN-Memphis, Tenn. Pre Vete'r MINOR COLEMAN - Coldwater, MISS. Physical Education www , X MQW!! JAMES E. COOK - Oakland, Miss. Physical Education JIMMY LEE COOK - Oakland, Miss. ws '152'j l ' History Wmp..uv Wmgwv' MARILYN COURTNEY - Mempl1lS, Tenn. Secretarial Training BOBBY COX - Water Valley, Miss. Business 38 sill: -951' i WILLIAM COX Charleston, Mlss. Salesmanship LARRY CROWELL - Batesville, Miss. Educauon 2 ,a-F9915 'WV ,, Mlnh. 'nr-,N ,, , BETTY DANIELS - Foresii Cnty, Ark. Elementary Education ROBERT C. DARBY - Coldwater, Mxss. Mathematics VIRGINIA DAUGHTY Coldwater MISS Busmess JUNE DAVIDSON Oakland Mlss Busmess Wife, ff ,T Q ...QQ 'a INMOND DEAN - Ripley, Miss. Pre Law ROGER DEVES - Horn Lake, Miss. English 39 ..., ,. rig I DELANE DORRIS - Toccopola Miss Mathematics -,Wwzx it MARTHA DUKE Batesville Miss Elementary Education 'lliauv' TED DUNGAN Memphis, Tenn. 2 . Business LESTER DUNLAP - Olive Branch, Miss. Electronics ' '23, 5 43599 BOBBY EAVANSON Marks, MISS Education MARY EDWARDS Hernando Miss Elementary Educatlon FLIP FELLOW - S3l'diS, MiSS. Electronics EDDIE FERREL - Etta, MISS. Ww 1 Business 40 arf JAMES FINCH - Batesville, Miss. Music as BILLIE WADE FITE - Sardis, Miss. 5'9 Physical Education GLORIA FRANKS - Booneville, Miss. Music KENNETH FREEZE-Independence, Miss. English 'S 5 1 S, , 'Qu .Cm b -Wi LATITIA FOWLER - Batesville, Miss. Business SARAH GARNER - Hernando Miss Biology 'r RAY GARRISON - Batesville, Miss. Liberal Arts SHIRLEY GASTON - Tutwiler, Miss. 'Yuri' Pre-Med. 41 V' SAM GATES - Clarksdale, Miss. Business VERNON GODSEY - Vance, Miss. Agriculture CHARLES GOOCH - Nesbit, Miss. Liberal Arts GALE Goomz - Potts camp, Miss. qg.,r,..,, 0- Autlo. Electronics PATRICIA GR-AY - Hickory F lat, Miss. Education SONNY GRAY - Coffeevllle, Miss. English 11-Q, '!!-Q JAMIE GREEN - Water Valley, Miss. Physical Education MURRAY GREEN - Sardls, Miss. Accounting 42 Sv YT' 'Q'-naw, than k N5 my Qi TONY HALE - Sledge, Miss. Business CAROLYN HALES - Sledge, Miss. Elementary Education HOWARD HALL - Hernando, Miss. Liberal Arts CHARLIE HARRIS - Vance, Miss. Agriculture KENNY HANNA - Byhalia, Miss. Engineering ELAINE HAWKINS - Coldwater, Miss. English Q P, . - 49 'Yi ,W :A . rv E ' Pa x. 'I' 5, .em 2 . ,swf X V- 55 iv. S 1 ff 4' ':'U!i,1,, ' ' ,,,f,Q,a..g5,1 H ,.f.rW, .W tg' r?Y4J:flIf fir A fr 4 .3 X Vg, ,. W4 , QQ Q iris X, f . .8 1' E . .nl iilt1 '!h- l' MAC HAYNES - Oakland, Miss. Agriculture WESLEY HAYNES - Marks, Miss. F . i ,Y 1, Electronics l Ag' V' 'QI' X 5'l- . , N... 43 4' sw A ' ..if:igf?Sgw . 19554 ' ' PAT HECKER - Southaven, Tenn. Education ED HENLEY - Senatobia, Mlss. gr-'Q .,..aw,,w, 2, Engineering LESLIE HENRY - Coffeevllle, Miss. Secretary Training RICHARD HENRY - lndependence, Miss. General Business TOMMY HILL - Oakland, Miss. Physical Education BILL HOLLAND - Clarksdale, Miss. 92 'MQ M . .yama-Q, Engineering Swv... CHARLES HOLLAND Charleston, Miss. Education THOMAS HOLLOWELL - Oxford, Miss. General Business v 'Wa E N 44 'QP' 1'1'jj'v G' BETTY JO HOOPER - Coffeeville, Miss. Accounting CARL HUBER - Atlanta, Ga. Drafting and Design TOM HUDSPETH Memphis, Tenn. AOQ' Business RICHARD HUNT - Water Valley, Miss. Psychology JOE JAMES - Memphis, Tenn. Drafting and Design RONNIE JAMISON - Independence, Miss. Agriculture H RAY JENKINS - Marks, Miss. Journahsm ROBERT JENKINS - Sledge, Mlss. Civil Technology New Wifi 45 M UB-0 lik Mg J' ,mwx HERMAN JENKINS - Clarksdale, MESS. Business KELLER JENKINS Hernando, MISS. Education BETTY JOHNSON Courtland, Mlss. Secretarial Training JOE JOHNSON - Houlka, Miss. English GRADY JONES - Memphis, Tenn. Business MARSHALL JONES - Webb, Miss. Physiical Education .Y -,,..i.-1 CAROLYN KEY - Batesville, Miss. Elementary Education TEDDY KITTLE - Cleveland, Miss. -General Business 46 all-bk . , GARY KNIGHT Oxford, Miss. Business JOE KNIGHT - Horn Lake Miss Music EMOGENE KYLE Charleston Miss Business R. L. LANCE - Ph1l1lpp. Miss. Physical Education SONNY LEE - Clarksdhle, Miss. Business RUssEL LEGGITT - Oxford, Miss. Civil Technology ROSE MARIE LEHMAN - Tunica, Miss. Business THOMAS LEHMAN - Timica, Miss. History 47 'QW' ummm ., mu E liigf KATHIE LINN Batesville, Miss. Elementary Education NICK LOONEY - Byhalia, Miss. Liberal Arts aww, mv ff JIMMY LITTRELL Lyon, Miss. Business MARCUS LUCKIE -- Webb. Miss. Civil Technology NORMA LYONS - Nesbitt, Miss. Liberal Arts PATRICIA LYONS - Senatobia. Miss. Liberal Arts il at ' A J ERE MAKI Memphis, Tenn. Education BETTY MANN - Batesville, Miss. Elementary Education QTONQVQWP' 48 STAFFORD MARSHALL-Batesville, Miss. Civil Technology ANN MASSEY - Crowder, Miss. Business Education ,lf . LINDA MASSENGILL - Ashland, Miss. ,Y f f Elementary Education , BARBARA MAXWELL - Covington, Tenn. . c ,fm JAMES MAY - Batesville, Miss. Pre-Pharmacy JIM MAYFIELD - Memphis, Tenn. ST.. Agriculture RALPH MCCORMICK -- Coffeville, Miss. Pre-Engineering BEN McCULLAR - Batesville, Miss. Accounting 'NQr'f A' 49 QW iii if iw. fr-ww V. 'ill' Mm- W CAROL McELROY - Hernando Miss Education SHIRLEY McGILL - Ashland, Miss. Elementary Education JUNE McGLONE - Holcomb, Miss. Business WILLIAM McGLONE - Holcomb, Miss. Engineering THOMAS MCLENDON - Batesville, Miss. Engineering VIVIAN MCMILLAN - Dublin, Miss. Business Education HOSEA MCNEW - Crowder, Miss. Accounting BETTY MILLER - Water Valley, Miss. Education 50 ,pus-W-. QW UW 'Bw .fw g,,.w V xc, HWAQ? CHARLES MILLER - Horn Lake, Miss. Business JOHNNY MILLER - Orange, Texas Engineering JIMMY MILES - Batesville, Miss. Physical Education BETSY MILWARD - Whithaven, Tenn. Elementary Education FRED MIMS - Phillippe, Miss. Music ROBERT MOORE - Charleston, Miss. Civil Technology DOUGLAS MORRIS - Belen, Miss. Business CHUCK MORROW - Holly Springs, Miss. Salesmanship 51 ,f My Si Z 5 Q O M s, AQ K aj! I I , .I if 1-,,.:-93.4 1,1 5-sv-av, y,f4,.': ,,Hv 5 :s,. 4 b e 5: I W x, ,V . . if-7 Z V., V A Iso ,. f f , f fi7ff1,'fAS?W, zz ' . '11 fi T as , . . Q n,, q:n.,., 'liv- GENE MOTTA - Memphis, Tenn. Agriculture JUDY ONEAL - Sledge, Miss. Elementary Education WILLIAM H. 0'NEAL Long Town, Miss. Engineering CHARLIE ORMAN - Hickory Flat, Miss. Electronics we-W' HAL PARCHMAN - Clarksdale, Miss. Business JAMES PARKER - Crenshaw, Miss. Electronics VIRGINIA PETTIT - Bruce, Miss. Elementary Education CAROLYN PICKLE - Hernando Miss. Elementary Education 52 -r---- .mmm W.. Q... R 'Uh JERRY PLUNK - Bruce, Miss. General Business BONNIE REID - Hernando, Miss. Liberal Arts ROBERT RENEFRO - Batesville, Miss. Education JAMES RIGGS - Memphis, Tenn. Education LARRY ROBBINS - Hickory Flat, Miss. Business JOHN WAYNE R055-RTS' Oxford, Miss. Physical Education JANICE ROCHESTER - Horn Lake, Miss. English BILLY RODGERS - Oxford, Miss. General Business 53 'W' aw-gg. if j kayla... sg :,,.2 495 ...rf-ff ' M-ff! 4. f' f f ni is ff f: nu, was V' JIMMY RODGERS - Little Texas, M'iss. Liberal Arts NANCY ROGERS - Ashland, Miss. English - Journalism I? GEORGE ROAKS - Marks, Miss. Business JERRY ROSS - Olive Branch, Miss. AQ5 MV' Pre-Pharmacy fin M, A ,N 44594 - 1 rex' J DELBERT ROWE Memphis, Tenn. Accounting DOROTHY SANDERS Senatobia, Miss. Business KAY SAVAGE - Memphis, Tenn. Physical Education THOMAS SCALLORN - Batesville, Miss. Chemistry 54 Q is-wwwv' S ,nn DIANNE SCOTT - Hernando, Miss. Assoelatlve Arts CHARLES SHARP - Water Valley, Miss. Business HOWARD SHIELDS - Crowder, Miss. Liberal Arts ANNELLA SHINAULT - Byhalia, Miss. General Business JIMMY SIDDALL Potts Camp Miss Auto Electronics JOHN SIMMONS Pope M155 Civil Technology T,,:iun..t.,,,, 'wr 4. C' nhllllif-me 'hum my COLEMAN SIMPSON Ashland, Miss. Electronics CHARLES SMITH - Pope, Miss. Business 55 JIM SMITH - Hernando, Miss. Music NANCY SMITH - Holly Springs, MISS. Business Education -dgnul-new-. 'WW -vqQyv'4 fw'Y ' ROBERT SMITH - Como, Miss. Business SHIRLEY SMITH - Slayden, Miss. Business HARLEY ANN SNEED - Oxford, Miss. Elementary Education CARMEN SORRELLS - Pleasant Grove, Miss. lk Science Q mf' DOLORES SOWELL - Hernando, 1VI1ss. Elementary Education PERRY SOWELL - Senatobia, Miss. Liberal Arts 56 ,MJ ww-w-AWQ, Wax .- rf' ,ww- 91 'QS-if-a-. 'ff' 'R .N JAMES SPARKS - Belin, Miss. Music BETTY STEVENS - Senatobia, Miss. Business BILLY JACK STEWART - Bruce, Miss. Business JIMMY STEWARD - Independence, Miss. Physical Education TOMMYE ANNE STONE - Potts Camp, Miss. Business Education CECELIA STRONG - Coldwater, Miss. Home Economics MARTHA STURDIVANT - Clarksdale, Miss. Elementary Education GENE TAYLOR - Como, Miss. Auto Technology 57 1-45,4 E, it S-sw YQ' af 'QM -Aish I ' . ,rjgsffg s 1, 'IIS' 4.24-., .,,,, qwm.....,Mu. HUGH TAYLOR - Senatobia, Miss. Civil Engineering BEN THERRELL - Greenwood, Miss. Music 'vp--. ...- 4,1 4dDKdvv K- Wang- g G I ' S Q - '42-af JM. ? ...E. ws., .5IWf'... A S A ui-,' l' I' 7 1. T519 M 'f ,. ' 1'-fl:-.S 'Yugi A' :se 3.52. 1-' .f . ..1::-xv ' 4 RICK THOMPSON r- Memphis, Tann. Psychology ROBLE TUBBERVILLE Oakland, MISS. Industrial Education HOUSTON TUCKER - Potts Camp, Miss. Business PHILLIP VICK - Batesville, Miss. Salesmanship JIMMY VINSON - Oxford, Miss. Education TOMMY WADE - Senatobia, Miss. Business 2 ,.. an xx I .1 ,gnu-www WN' 9l'h---ff 58 glam-. 'WQhvu4-41 JOHNNIE LOU WAGNER - Batesville, Miss. Elementary Education JAMES WALLER - Crowder, Miss. Liberal Arts JOHNNY STEVE WALTERS - Crenshaw, Miss. 458' WMS 'UH Aqnfmv-wr' Qian' .auwtu Electronics KENNETH WEBB - Ashland, Miss. Chemistry RAY WELLS - Crowder, Miss. Business BILL WHITE - Lake Cormorant, Miss. Education JAMIE WHITWORTH -- Calhoun City, Miss. Music Education LEE WILLIAMS Olive Branch Miss Medical Technology 59 iumf' 'sbfy 9' 'U' X52 1? 'i i ,. : Z ,' ? .lasmif ' :ff ' Q -if , , Mein V. 1. E ' I Sf., ' JACK WILSON - Charleston, Miss. Agriculture NANCY WINTER - Holly Springs, Miss. Business Education GLENDA WRIGHT - Charleston, Miss. Elementary Education DIANE YOUNG - Sardis, Miss. Business PAT YOUNG - Olive Branch, Miss. Business TOM YOUNG - Covington, Tenn. Music JIMMY YOUNGBLOOD - Sardis, Miss. Business WILLIAM EARL YOUNT - Senatobia, Miss. Drafting and Design is oo i wann- ' W fJ51m wa, ,,g,v,,,...,,..,,-1-W-Q--+ res men Class fffcers PRESIDENT-Richard Jenkins VICE-PRESIDENT-Jerry Evens SECRETARY-TREASURER-Rosie O'Nei1 REPORTER-Mickey Peyton REPRESENTATIVES T0 STUDENT COUNCIL- Tommy Heafner and Betty Gray 61 ,455 E Q. ,J V, 4-3 x wb. Q' 49 DAVID ADAMS-Senatobia, Miss.. Liberal Arts JANE ADAMS-Oxford, Miss. Business LARRY ALLEN-West Helena, Ark. Business: LINDA ALLEN-Sardis, Miss. LESLIE ANDERSON Potts Camp, Miss. General Business NELL ANDERSON Potts Camp, Miss. General Business iw? FLOYD ANDREWS-Marks, Miss. Engmeermg Nr 1 '?f 1v 'Nav' JIMMY ARNOLD-Sardis, Miss. Secondary Education 'frrfff 62 'K' . 3 s 2 A - - s was Y , ,gm 'J Q .mf 4'Y'?'ff I. SARA ARNOLD-Sardis, Miss. Business Education JEFF AUTRY-Batesville, Miss. Liberal Arts ARTHUR BAILEY-Memphis, Tenn. Civil Technology JERRY BAILEY-Sardis, Miss. Liberal Arts . QL jus 'O WS' Wk VHF 3 f ei s. WOODROW BAILEY Memphis, Tenn. Business LYNN BAKER-Hernando Miss. Elementary Education f4 ' -Eur' Napa' DORIS BAILEY-Como, Miss. Elementary Education CHUCK BATH-Panama Canal Zone Education alw- ! 63 ' DWIGHT BAWLE Y-Batesville Miss Draft and Design BETTY BELK-Batesville, Miss Business QUINN BELK Senatobia, Miss. Auto Technology MARGARET BELL Batesville, Miss. Pre-nursing BONNIE BERGE-Pennsgrove, N. Secretarial Training BETTYBLACK-Crowder, Miss. Pre-nursing PEGGY BLOODWORTH Charleston, Business RONN IE BOATWRIGHT Holly Springs, Miss. Pre-engineering 64 W-W LIBBY BOBO-Senatobia, Miss. Liberal Arts LINDA BUCHANAN Batesville, Miss. Secretary Training BH.LY BOLTON-Pope, Miss. English BOB BOLT-Olive Branch, Miss. Business C. W. BOWDEN-Batesville, Miss. History WARNER BRADFORD Hickory Flat, Miss. Accounting JOHNNY BRANSCOMB Courtland, Miss. Civil Technology BOBBY BRASHER-Bruce, Miss. Music 65 4wll ' aff' ,Mmm Hlluvw xi TNQ nl' 4994 WWWW JIMMY GRACE BRAY Batesville Miss Secretary Trammg TOMMY BRONSON-Memphis, Tenn. Electronics 'U' A '5Q3y-vs,mwf'f GLENN BROOKS-Webb, Miss. Accounting JOHN LARRY BROOKS Batesville Miss Music TOMMY BROOKS-Batesville, Miss. Civil Technology WOODY BROOKS-Memplus, Tenn. Liberal Arts 'GQ-ev' BETTY BROWN-Sardis, Miss. Liberal Arts BOBBY BROWN-Pope, Miss. Civil Technology 66 Q , K -...EJ 'Elle'-vw ' -ff PETE BROWN-Memphis, Tenn. Business ANN BROWNING-Batesville, Miss. Business ANIELENE BRYANT Ashland, Miss. Business Education MELVIN BULLEN-Tutwiler, Miss. Liberal Arts JERRY BUNTIN-Batesville, Miss. Mathematics LEON BURTON Olive Branch, Miss. Veterinarian Q . 'T 1 l F9 Siam--1 DELORIS BUTLER-Memphis Tenn General Business BETTY CAMP-Water Valley, Miss. Secretary Training f v' 'tx 4 f 'F 59' I I 67 JOE CANDLISH-Senatobia, Miss. Liberal Arts EVA CASTILLO-Coldwater Miss. mmsw' .MM ye' 3419 dlln-'- JAN CHATMAN-Memphis, Tenn. Elementary Education DUB CHILDRESS-Stover, Miss. Physical Education PAT CI-IRESTMAN-Marks, Miss. Elementary Education SANDRA CHUNN-Batesville, Miss. Business JOE CLARK-Memphis, Tenn. English LOWELL CLARK-West Helena, Ark. Business 68 ima. 'ti fx E 'ff l i E ul QW' E ERNEST CLEVELAND Hernando, Miss. Engineering JIMMY COBB-Lambert, Miss. Liberal Arts 'fb' 'YV '-v-fv JOAN COKER,-Lambert, Miss , Business MW syn JUDY COLE-Charleston, Miss. Business mlm, aww' 'K G KENNETH COLE-Charleton, Miss. Automotive Technology BILLY COLEMAN-Toccopola, Miss. Pre-Engineering v , wr RENELDA COLLINS-Marks. MISS. Liberal Arts LINDA COMMER'-Marks, Miss. Education 69 iw'- 5? -3' TK I - .W W' ' A tabvg l wsy We RAY COMSTOCK-Batesville, Miss. History PATRICIA COOK-Hernando, Misst Medical Technology JERRY COPELAND, Memphis, Tenn. Liberal Arts ANN CRUMP-Byhalia, Miss. Mathematics BILLY CUPP-Potts Camp, Miss. Business JOHNNY CURBO-Memphis, Tenn. Accounting 'W' r 'fffl A ,sewn 3 lx 'WTI l Www as BECKY DANIEL-Forrest City, Ark. Business B. H. DARBY-Sardls, Miss. Business 70 ,IT ' nn9-0 Ala 9 za:- i f ,,,.-4-mm-aww... ,jak NEIL DARBY-Pope, Miss. Civil Technology BETTY JANE DAUGHTERY Senatobia, Miss. Elementary Education BENNIE DAVIS-Batesville, Miss. Pre-Med. ELAINE DAVIS Olive Branch, 1VIiss. Elementary Education MARGIE DAVIS Water Valley, 1VIiss. Secretary Training ROBERT DAVIS Calhoun City, Miss. Agriculture 65 .4 PM ,. ff M N .gunna-.,,,i A way, JERRY DENLEY-Coffeeville, Miss. Business RIVERS DICKERSON Senatobia, Miss. General Business nv i . kr W..- 71 'H' JEAN CORKY DIXON Memphis, Tenn. Pre Veterinarian BRENDA DOAKS-Bruce, Miss. Secretary Training DORA DODD-Marks, Miss. Chemistry JIMMY DORRIS-Water Valley General Business ROSS DOTY-Memphis, Tenn. Business JOE DOWNS-Oxford, Miss. Engineering CHAR-LES DUNAGIN Calhoun City, Miss. Business HARVEY DUNYN-Tunica, Miss . Business -:.,P?,yh , -4.9, ww Q3 'uses-npr A 72 is V lUn,,,,,,,,,,, 'Ni-.W F'i ., in Wai. x 1 It V mv' WILLIAM DUNLAP Olive Branch, Miss. Matheinatics DONALD EASTRIDGE Charleston, Miss. Business DON EDWARDS-Horn Lake, Miss. Education SlHERRY ELDRIDGE Memphis, Tenn. Psychology RANDAL EMBREY Hernando, 1VIiss. Engineering JERRY EVANS Haiti, Mo. Drafting and Design FREDA FARMER,-Tupelo, Miss. Business BILL FAULKNER-Hernando, Miss. Business 73 FIN, ,W grew-0.5, -in 'S-f JG' 'Ex army , .ffm andhtad' aiima-wa. We-fi' E M 5 TOMMY FAULKNER-Pope, Miss. Englneermg NANCY FAUST-Sledge, Miss. General Business JOE FERGUSON Independence, Miss. Business HILTON FIELDS West Tallahatchie, Miss. Accounting JAMES FINNEY-Memphis, Tenn.. Business HOMER FITCH-Oxford, Miss. Liberal Arts ROSE MARY FORD Hernando, Miss. Elementary Education SABRINA FORTINBERRY Water Valley, Miss. Sociology 74 lk 'mv' ww ' W X iii---f -7' 'signali- LYNN FREIMAN-Walls, Miss. Offs-1,9 Engineering rw ,N JOSEPHINE GANT-Sardls, M.lSS. Medical Technology RICK GANT-Como, Miss. YQ'-'X llVVfw'Y' Liberal Arts DOUGLAS GEAN-Oxford, Miss. Business .ps 08 115 quwf-vw---f 'W' .pai-9 4:4 Isp- ugns. DAVID GIBSON-Oxford, Miss. Forestry S. J. GIORDANO Memphis, Tenn. RAY G Liberal Arts OLDEN, Independence, Pre-Veterinarian REBECCA GOODWIN Hernando, Miss. Liberal Arts 75 Miss. ,, wow gjs.s,,.,..., K mf rw-ff X, D . BETTY GRAY-Sardis, Miss. Business EDWIN GRAY-Water Valley, Miss. Pre-Engineering LINDA GREEN-Sardis, Miss. Secretary 'Training RUTH GREER-Independence, Miss. Pre-Nursing DOYLE GULLETT-Hernando, Miss Physical Education EVELYTN GURLY-Senatobia, Miss. Liberal Arts TOM GUTI-IIREE-Memphis, Tenn. Liberal Arts SYLVIA HALL4umner, Miss. Accounting 76 WILLIAM HALL III Senatobia, Miss. Education WILLIAM HANKS-Batesville, Miss. Drafting Sz Design DAVID HARDIN-Hemando, Miss. Industrial Technology HELON I-IARDIN Calhoun City, Miss. Secondary Education JIM HARDIN-Memphis, Tenn. Education LEE HARRELSON Calhoun City, Miss. Business JIMMY HARRISON Senatobia, Miss. Business BILL I-IASTY-Byhalia, Miss. Technology ivsamof- aww--N WW 77 'ij 'Hillman-ww Q TINA HAWKINS-Tunica, Miss. Secretarial Training DIANNE HAWKS-Coldwater, Miss. Elementary Education RAY HAYLES-Memphis, Tenn. Industrial Management BEVERLY HAZEL-Batesville, Miss. Elementary Education MICKY HAZELRIG Covington, Tenn. Music TOMMY HEFFNER Batesville, lVIiss. Business DEAN HERRON-Oakland, Miss. Agriculture JERRY HERRON-Batesville, 1VI.iss. Business 78 issue- 'iI.WI,L1 ff'T Hur' LARRY HELM-Carleton, Miss. Auto Technology CHARLES HILL-Lambert, Miss. Engineering ww VW 2111+ 5 l ' V 6 Y nga-www' WILSON HILL-Crowder Miss Liberal Arts PAT I-IINES-Memphis, Tenn. Liberal Arts .,, isis LARRY HIPP-Oxford, MISS. Civil Technology TED HOBS-Ashland, Miss. General Business GLENDA HODGES Toccopola, Miss. General Business JERRY HOPPER-Batesville, Physical Education 79 Miss. Qggaiii TOMMY HOWELL Potts Camp, Miss. Business MAC HOWELL-Hickory Flat, M.iss. Agriculture LEE HUDSON-Courtland Mliss. Llberal Arts, READUS HUDSON-Greenleaf Miss Dentlstry FRANK HUDSPETH-Ashland Miss. C1Vll Technology JOHN HUGGINS-Oxford, Miss. Business CULLEY HUGHES-Lambert, Miss. Industrial Arts NORMAN HURDLE-Slayden, Miss. Accounting 80 if JOHN HURT-Coldwater, Miss. Education REBECCA HYDE-Senatobia, Miss. Liberal Arts TOMMY JAMERSON Potts Camp, Miss. Business RICHARD J EN KIN S-Taylor, Miss. Math MARY ANN JENNINGS Tutwiler, Miss. Liberal Arts MARY MARGARET JOHNSON Hernando, Miss. Business SIDNEY JOHNSON Hom Lake, Miss. Business SHIRLEY J0lNER4ard1S, Nllss. 81 4 Nw V f 4 If in iw' X WY--ff-'f' GASTON JONES-Senatobia, Miss. Chemistry JIMMY JONES-Oxford, Miss. Liberal Arts LUCY JONES-Arkabutler, Miss. Secretary Training PAUL JONES-Senatobia, Miss. Civil Engineering NANCY KELLAR-Greenville, Miss. Elementary Education CAROLYN KIZER-Senatobia, Miss. Liberal Arts ROBERT KUHN--Nesbit, Miss. Education BOB LEIGH-Hernando, Miss. Science 82 -g.....,, .-- if 45 is 'ipvihw XQQHQ-vvv X 4 WALTER LESCHUK Cranford, N. J. Physical Education JOHN LEWIS-Marks, Miss. General Business :vig 'iw' ,gpm-wM..,, . HELEN LITTLE Holcomb Miss Pre-nursing SUE LITTLE-Grenada, Miss. Business w mwfewwf We ROBERT LOFTIS-Darling, Nliss. Business PENNY LOVING-Arlington, Va. Theatre Ha ww' Q4 'Will--Meir RAY LYLE-Senatobia, Miss. Pre Med MARCENE MARBREY Senatobia Miss Secretarial Training i as '15-f i fi? U . 'Q BETTYE MARTIN-Batesville, Miss. Secretarial Training IVY MARTIN-Charleston, Miss. Elementary Education JOE MARTIN-Coffeeville, Miss. Business ANN MARSHALL-Batesville, Miss. Business SHIRLEY MAYO-Sledge, Miss. Elementary Training PENNY McCAUGHN Hernando, Miss. Liberal Arts GAYLE McCORMACK-Bruce, Miss Secretarial Training BONNIE MCCULLAR Batesville, Miss. Elementary Education 84 ,ww-- ' 'Wwnuv' 'mm WDP' in ROBERT MCCULLAR Water Valley, Miss. Marketing FRANKIE MCCULLEY Hernando, Miss. Business JIMMY McELROY-Hernando, Miss. Math LARRY MCFARLAND Coldwater, Miss. Business BENNY McGARRITY Charleston, Miss. Music BOBBY MCKIBBEN-Bruce, Miss. Accounting FAYE McLARTY-Oxford, Miss. Business JAMES McGEE--Pope, Miss. Agriculture 85 99:3 ix , 'Q c if--' I-. .L CARL McMASTER-Coldwater Miss Forestry RONALD McMINN-Batesville Miss Physical Education MEACI-IAM-Batesville Civil Technology BILLY MIERRIMAN Batesville, Miss. Accounting MARY ANN MEUMIER Batesville, Miss. Business JOHNNY MILLER,-Senatobia Miss Physical Education KENNY MlLLERFHorn Lake Miss Education LAVERN E MILLER Independence, Miss Automotive Technology .Mmm W, . 'ow .AQUA W: ,. f' 'CTV RALPH MILLER-Rlsco, Mo. MIKE Business ELIZABETH MITCHELL Vardaman, Miss. Business GERI MITCHELL Water Valley, Mjss. Elementary Education' MITCHELL-Vardaman, Civil Technology LINDA MAUNEY Potts Camp, Miss. Business Education BARBARA MOORE Calhoun City, Miss. Pre-Nursing Miss. my W' www with-,Q 'HW' BOBBY MOORMAN-Sledge, Miss. Industrial Technology BETTY MORGAN Bruce, Miss. Elementary Education ix 'VX 87 nina.. mr' Q . VQ-- -ww nay,-A-4-'-f-Q 2 Ama.-...mam GARY MORRIS-Potts Camp, Miss. Pre-Pharmacy SHARON MORRIS Olive Branch, Miss. Business BOBO MURPHREE Charleston, Miss. Automotive Technology FRED NABORS-Calhoun City, Miss. Physical Education HOMER NEAL-Senatobia, Miss. Automotive Technology BAR-BAR-A NEWMAN Potts Camp, Miss. Business r 1 f SUN. QEZT' DAVID NICHOLS Olive Branch, Miss. Business CAROLYN NOELL-Senatobia Miss Liberal Arts -X j . 4lW i ' A .. . U ,X fi - ' QXA I ,X , W , I ..-is 1-sa.. 1 'Is-'V' fav' 'ibn ,,,,,x 'W MARIANNE OBERGFELL Tunica, Miss. Home Economics JUDY OLITA-Memphis, Tenn. Physical Education ROSIE 0'NEIL-Marks, Miss. Elementary Education THOMAS OSWALT-Sledge, lVIiss. Pre-Veterinarian WILLIAM PAINTER Hom Lake, Miss. Physical Education ELSIE PARKER-Coffeeville, Miss. Secretarial Training RAY PARKS-Summerville, Tenn. Electronics CHARLES PATRICK Hemando, Miss. Business 89 Q! rv in efx I Aga- 'UR' 'll r'r'w-'V 2 'MMA X-v -39 .As inund- ns' ELLEN PATRICK-Senatobia Miss Journalism RANDIE PEELER-Hernando, Miss Business BOBBY PENNINGTON Stover, Miss. Agriculture MERRILL PENNINGTON Oxford, Miss. Physical Education JAMES PERKINS-Horn Lake, MISS Electronics DEAN PERRON-Oakland, Miss Agriculture SAM PERSON-Water Valley. Miss Social Science MICKI PE YTON-Memphis, Tenn Journalism 90 JAMES PIPKIN-Potts Camp, Miss. Physical Education 5930-f GARY PITCOCK-Batesville, Miss. Education MARTHA PITTS-Senatobia, Miss. .Secretarial Training 'Bw' X i 1 .2 CLAUDE POOLE-Como, Miss. ,ff gm Pre-Med ,wt 'i cu Q- - M43 'W 3 W.. u.,,, Y AY POWERS Whitehaven, Tenn, G - Secretarial Training JERRY POYNOR-Bruce, Miss. Pie Engineeiing MARGARET PURYEAR Senatobia Miss Education BETTY RAGLIN-Sardis, Miss. Nm- wuz:--M 'Q' Home Economics 91 V1 A 'Hr:.'ffW ' knew..-.V mf JIMMY RALEY-Horn Lake, Miss. Business Administration JAMES READ-Mt. Pleasant, Miss. Liberal Arts JAMES REDDEN-Horn Lake, Miss. Drafting and Design CHUCK RESPESS-Lambert. Miss. Physical Education A ? QW ..'5Qu.ax 'W'-K. sv K Awww we-ww Nitin LACY RICHARDSON-Sledge, 1VIiSS. Elementary Education BOBBY RILEY-Hernando, Miss. Engineci ing E. W. ROANE-Bruce, Miss. Business SANDY ROBBS-Tunica, Miss. Business 92 ,N i fm ,K 4? BILL ROBINSON-Oakland, Miss. Social Studies DWIGHT ROBINSON Senatobia, Miss. Pre-Med JEFFREY ROGERS Little Texas, Miss. Liberal Arts JAMES ROSEBERRY-Marks, Miss. English 51 'zz' 3? ' DEREE RUFF-Bruce, Miss. Seugtaiial Training BETTY RYlxER Senatobia, Miss. Music fail' SHERRY SANDERS-Crowder, Miss. Business W. A SANDERS-Hernando Miss Physical Education 93 549' qwwm-w Mi' lo.- 'mf 3 1 1 PAUL SANDERS-Marks, Miss. Automotive Technology ROBERT SALMON-Sardis, Miss. Engineering Nllrlim. is 'J-'ffl MARTHA SEXTON-Crenshaw, Miss. Business A! HAYWOOD SCOTT-Hernando Miss. Physical Education JIMMY SCOTT-Hernando, Miss. Salesmanship QM ,whinin- My BETTY SHAW-Pope, Miss. Elementary Education CLIFTON R. SHELTON, JR. Bruce, Miss Music DAN SHOOK--Charlesloll, Miss. Libeial Arts uw- S Ma' I! DAWN SMITH-Cleveland, Miss. Sociology jf ..,va 4'W JUDY SMITH-Tunica, Miss. Elementary Efiucation PATRICIA SMITH-Denmark, MISS. Business RONNIE SMITH-Oakland Miss. Auto Technology A-'WW qr'ir 'M COOKIE SNYDER-Tunica, lVI1SS. Sec1eta.ial Training ERNIE SOWELL-Hernando, Miss. Accounting MIKE SPL ETZ-Memphis, Tenn. Business DORIS JEAN SPURGEON Grenada, Miss. Secretarial Training 95 www IW:-WM-we-ww Q05-WMMQ3 CHARLES STARKEY Memphis, Tenn. Business Education RITA STEELE-Tunica, Miss. Secretarial Training CHARLES STEVENS Memphis, Tenn. Business CHARLES STILES-Como, Miss. Liberal Arts TOMMY STOVALL-Crenshaw, Miss. Business SUNNY STROUD Potts Camp, Miss. Drafting -nil 'amy' AA EMMA TATE-Sardis Miss Liberal Arts DIANNE TAYLOR Olive Branch Miss Commercial Art 96 RONNIE TAYLOR-Senatobia General Business DANIEL TEASLER Senatobia, Miss. Agriculture JERRY THAGGARD Philadelphia, Miss. Business PATRICIA THOMAS Holly Springs, Miss. Sociology PETE THOMAS-Senatobia, Miss Liberal Arts WILLIAM EARL THOMAS Water Valley, Miss. Liberal Arts JIM THOMPSON Water Valley, Miss. Physical Education TIMMONS-Oakland, Secretarial Training 97 HUGH JERRY TODD-Hernando, Miss Agriculture JOHNNY TOWERY Sledge, MISS General Business Business PAUL TOWNSEND Pascagoula, Miss. Liberal Arts DANNY TREADWAY Olive Branch, Miss. Mathematics GERALD TUBBER-VILLE Batesville, lVIiss. Accounting PAT TURNER-Olive Branch, Miss Elementary Education PAUL RAY TYLER-Bruce, Miss Business 98 TOWNSEND-Marianna, Ark fx 'Gvfg SANDRA UPCHURCH-Walls, Miss. Elementary Education BETTY VANCE-Bruce, Miss. Business BETTY MARELYN VANCE Calhoun City, Miss. Home Economics BARBARA VEAZEY Coldwater, Miss. Business SANDRA VEAZEY Coldwater, Miss. Science JONNIE WAIT-Etta, Miss. Business . Wx 2 wi ? 9, 4 -qu.. .... sf' W Yi, ei' -uf-'w MARY JANE WALDROP Senatobia, Miss. Secretarial Training ALICE WALKER-Memphis, Tenn. Liberal Arts 99 N If viii? FREDDY WATTS-Senatobia, lVlisS. Pre-Med NICK WEBB-Oxford, Miss. Liberal Arts 'WW 'MUIQ-C' iw..-L9- ' uk awmhv-V lm ROLAN D WEBSTER-Marks, Miss. Business GEORGE WEEKS-Senatobia, Miss Business WOODY WELCH-Oxford, Miss. Business BEVERLY WILDER-Sledge, Mlss Business aw-M AL WILLIAMS-Bruce, Miss. Accounting BOBBY WILLIAMS Water Valley, Miss. Ons.- 'Nun--' l sg Y h t Physical Education YUM 'lU 'i 'N 'i1 by..-ft., .L Kumi-.Mu ...Q Qs.-J JO CHARLIE WILLIAMS Senatobia, Miss. Pre-Med FRANCES WILLIAMS West Tallahatchie, Miss. Intensive Secretarial Training HERMAN WILSON Strayhorn, Miss. Liberal Arts HN WILLIAMS-Coffeeville, M Civil Technology LAUREN CE WILLIAMSON Pope, Miss. Pre-Engineering BETTY WINDERS Olive Branch, Miss. Elementary Education BILLY JOE WINTERS Stover, Miss. Business JUDY WOODRUFF West Tallahatchie, Miss. Secretarial Training 'I0'I iss an fx -if, T' as Mgmt... AL AMN' ix 'WIN Q' J i mf x f MARY FRANCES WOODS Batesville, Miss. Liberal Arts DANIEL WOOLFOLK Coldwater, Miss. Business DIANE WORDEN Lake Comorant, Miss. Business EMM.A JEAN WRIGHT Horn Lake, Miss. Secretarial Training LAURA ANN WYATT Hernando, Miss. Elementary Education MARY LOUISE WYNNE Coldwater, Mliss. Home Economics LLOYD YOUNG Holly Springs, lVliss. Forestry MACK YOUNG-Marks, Miss Agriculture wwf fw zs. -new C5 ww 'iii-fig, mini? NP iw f windy M' :A I X- . , Y iw L Jn MALCOLM YOUNGBLOOD Coldwater, Miss. Electronics EDWARD ARNOLD-Sardis, Miss. Liberal Arts BOBBY JOE LITTLE Cascilla, Miss. Business JANET MORGAN-Coldwater, Miss. Elementary Education PEGGY TEAL-Slayden, Miss. Elementary Education 103 ,gnu QUWSS My ,,,,.t,1.v-K, Ys ,E blurs l. Qi! 5 K Cosmetofogy EARLINE BRASWELL Senatobia, Miss. THELMA BREWER Olive Branch, Miss. PAT BROOKS-Batesville, Miss. LOUISE BURCHFIELD Tunica, Miss. 'ZW' ., ,, 4Q iaL-ww.. BETTY CLARK Calhoun City Miss BARBARA COFER-Marks IVIISS f 'X w Qin 5 KATHE CONLEY Woodstock Ill ILA COX Marks Miss 'IO4 Yr ' .pvm Wx Wi Mm .1 -1-. W fa. 2 'gp-0 uw---.... JO DURHAM-Batesville, MISS. LAVERNE HUDSON Batesville, Miss. BARBARA HUTCHINS Coffeeville, Miss. CAROLYN JONES Olive Branch, lVIiss. BOBBY LANDRIP Sardis, Miss. LINDA FAYE RICO Marks, Miss. JOYCE STALLINGS Marks, Miss. CLYNESE TAYLOR Batesville, Miss. 105 , X Q . ev. F T' 5 'U5 my , . .- .47 'ff' xxx .... .. - 33 'CS ' ,,,.... ., TINA TAYLOR Batesvlile, Mississippi. MARJORIE TIDWELL Batesville, Mississippi LOUISE WILSON Marks, Miss. MRS. LOIS HORTON Instructor I gf, Qhkuawmxpr 5 'IO6 'J' 4- 'ik 1 'U Q.. A 8-WS' 0 ' ' . 1 s 1 . N K. . I' , ,V Q - 5 fs M , ,. ,I , g -V , , ,, .Mr .3521-f'i-in f , X , V 2 7 Ja, ' ,xy Q x QQ. ,A I T ,, , . 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Y! . gb .1 Lg xxx? t' -V Qy ig vu fx, 8 ' B JJ. it 3 .A x WY , MA 9, Q A 9 -, X K if , up A pq ,, ww 32 .-me' kv ,K .x Q 5 -I , '58 .wig A ,A t , . ff A Y A ' t v xm KMA if -U ,-,-. M Q. X ,, A , V I A- F if '5,J ..iA We W'-' f ' ' ..uv- 1' s Q s Q C9 is SEAL E as fs- 0 W K '-B 'KKNA 1 09232 'SsisstV Norhwest Mississippi Junior College September 14, 1962 To The Student Council: The 1962-63 Student Activities Committee commends the Student Council for their outstanding contribution during the first week of the 1962-63 school year. Under the direction of President, Robert Renfro, they worked tirelessly to present a program which was outstanding in every respect. In addition to the student activities they planned and directed, members of the sudent courrcil worked side by side with the faculty during registration. Without help, many additional hours would have been required. It is with heart felt thanks and appreciation that we extend our congratu- lations to this student council. Let this letter be duly entered in the minutes of the September 14, 1962 Student Activities Committee meeting. Respectively submitted, -545412257 Everett L. Woolfolk, Chairman Student Activities Committee 108 gSXSSlPP! J xg -9- 612, 2 J6NA?O9X:L5 YJHWIJ' 4 -2915519 Northwest Mississippi Junior College March 1, 1963 f the Student Council, Robert Renfro, has shown WHEREAS, President o ' ' 962-1963 school year, and, outstanding leadership during the 1 ' ' ' lf b helping others less fortunate and . . d WHEREAS, he has exemplified himse y ' their Christian relationship, an has counciled with other students concerning ' ' ' ms which will better Northwest, WH and ' alled upon by the administra WHEREA tion or faculty, t Activities Committee for the BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, that the Studen ds President Renfro and wishes for him a full school year 1962-1963 commen and successful future. EREAS, he has helped to initiate Progra S, he has worked tirelessly when c if Lzfwe A6 Everett L. Woolfolk, Chairman Student Activities Committee. 109 ' 4 A2 2 A ff J' , 2 V v 2 . . ' , f, 'Wy aim? z F v 5 ROBERT RENFRO President 'iam ig 4 I .mx ,RP -x,,,w-1 www 'fm A fwimww JIMMY BRASHER NANCY ROGERS Vice-President Secretary I'l0 Q.. K IQ .YK 2 TOMMYE ANN STONE GLORIA DEE FRANKS TI'63SUI'eI' Reporter Student Council Members Faculty Advisors-JAMES R. BELL AND ZULA GLENN 'l'l'l s 3,.Q?Qf W 4, 19 , ,sg X eff V V,.,. 5. , 5 f .-' . , 4 Q, ,Q , 5 - X 10.729 Plzi Tllefa Kappfa OFFICERS President l Ray Jenkins Vice President Richard Henry Secretary a Dolores Sowell Treasurer .. Sarah Gamer Reporter Norma Lyons Faculty Advisors Anita Stretton, Emmie Ellen Wade The obiect of this nonsecret honorary society is to promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowhship among the young men and women of Northwest Junior College. Membership is limited to full time aca- demic students who are working toward the bachelor of science or the bachelor of arts degree. Members must possess recognized qualities of character and leadership and must be within the upper scholastic ten per cent of the regu- larly enrolled students. 'l'l2 05' Plzi Beta Lam a Presldent ............... .................................---. --.---- - - Murry Green Vice-p,-esident ,----,l-- ,,,,,, T homas Hollowell Slurley Smith Tommye Ann Stone Secretary .,............ Treasurer .............,.... Parliamentarian ...,...A. Advisor Ray Cam The Phi Beta Lamba is a college chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America, which is sponsored by the National Business Education Association. This organization is designed to prepare youth for better business leadership. Each year the Northwest Chapter attends. the state convention which is held at the University of Mississippi. Through various contests each club is rated on its progress. During the past several years Northwest has rated very high. The Phi Beta Lamba is definitely an important factor in training the future business leaders of America. lI3 'i ' . ' ' ' s. . , . ' . f 1 f X ' f 1' . ,, v . ' N ' + ' . t ' - v Y f Agricu ffu re OFFICERS PI'9Sident ............ ......,.....,........,...,....... ...,..,. J a mes Mayfield Vice-President ...... ...,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, J 3 ck Wilson Secretary ..., , ,....,...,,.,A,, ' 'Coz-ky Dixon Reporter ee...,... ,....4. M ary Ann Coleman Northwest Mississippi Junior College continued to establish itself as one of Mississippi's finest iunior college agricultural schools as the iudging team of the Agriculture Club.took second place in the over-all placings in the Live- stock Judging Contest in the State Fair at Jackson, Mississippi. The team, coach- ed by Aubrey M. Briscoe, college agriculturist, took first place in swine, Durocs and Hampshire sheep. Members of the team were: Roy Lee Golden of Inde- pendence, Charlie A. Harris of Vance, Randall Tom Prine of Holly Grove, Charles Mack Young of Marks, who placed third over-all, and Jack Brown Wilson of Charleston. Alternates were Jep M. Gates of Clarksdale and Bobby Lee Penington of West Tallahatchie. The Agriculture Club also sponsored the peanut sales at the football games to help landscape the campus. 'II4 t ff-1 1 U'i Ju Wnff Home conomics Club OFFICERS President . ... ......... . . , , . ,,,.,,,,...,,,.,,,,,,,,,. Vice-President ..., s s s Secretary 8: Treasurer s. ..... . Program Chairman aaaaaa Recreation ...................., Reporter araaaa aa..,..a.,,... Advisor ,..r..r Cecilia Strong Betty Vance Janice Burford Marianne Oberfell Janet Morgan Mary Louse Wynne Emma Ryker The purpose of the Home Economics Club is to interest girls in the voca tion of Home Economics. The topics of the programs are centered around home demonstrations and home management. 'II 5 ,QM 'ia...5 '?.l' Baptist' Sfuclenf Un ion OFFICERS President ,......,...,.. .N .,.. Ray Jenkins James Waller Vice-President ..,............. ..,.....,...,............. , Secretary ..f........... - ............ - .... Devotional Chairmans ,,.,,..,. Missions Chairman ..,.....,. Social Chairman .,,, Enlistment Chairman .......... Music Chairman ............... Publcity Chairmans ....................... Sunday School Representative ,.,..,..... -..- Training Union Representative .., ................ . Carolyn Hales Martha Sturdivant Thomas Hollowell ..- ..,... s. .... ,,,. P atricia Cook --...s.. ....... Gloria Franks Tom Young .,--..--..-.- James Finch ----.--. ..... Jamie Whitworth Helen Hardin Carolyn Kizer Tommy Scallorn Clu'istian Fellowship Representatives ....... - ...................... -,..- -...-...- Beverly Hazel Dough Cochran Student Council Representative ................ ----...-.. ..... m.-.--..- ..... -s.---.---- Patricia Gray -...- Bill Harbour Du'ector .........................,,.... -..-.-..- ......... - ..... -..-.-...-.-,.--......-.- ..... --.---- The Baptist Student Union is an active organization on Northwest campus which ministers to the spiritual and moral needs of Baptist young men and VVOITIBFI. We invite you to be a part of our BSU meetings, morning watches, socials, and other. BSU activities on campus. Christian fellowship, growth, and service awaits you in the Baptist Student Union Il 6 . 2,04 2' :I fav : i y i j Wes ey Foundatmn Sarah Garner Robert Renfro Ann Massey ..,..,.......i.Rosie O'Neil Margie Davis Tommye Ann Stone Doris Baley Shirley Smith Betty Gray Billie Wade Fite Betty Shaw B. G. Tatum The Wesley Foundation IS the Methodist organization for college students The purpose of the Wesley Foundation is to provide for the spiritual, so cla and recreational needs of students The organization meets twice a month on the campus with programs varying from forums to skating parties. it it wi 4 if RD 'Wt 1.3 I' o Q ,K ZFX 5 f fig . ,sg , , Ar as Wesfmfnfsfer ellows ip OFFICERS Moderator .................. ............ X .............. ....,........... Rebecca Goodwin Norma Lyons - .,.,,,, Rebecca Goodwin ' Murray Green Student Council Representative ...... .-------- M ike Leschuck Murray Green Vice-Moderator .......................,.......,... - ....... ......... Secretary ....................,.......,............,.................. ..-.----.--- Christian Fellowship Representatives ....... The Westminister Fellowship is sponsored by the local Presbyterian Church, providing a college age group program for Northwest students. In a larger sense, The Westminister Fellowship connects Presbyterian students at Northwest with those in other colleges in Mississippi and throughout the nation. lt is the aim of the Westminister Fellowship to provide spiritual guidance through group discussion and programs on various topics to the students. I'I8 if is 0839 ig i it ,, '-,, 7 .V Q X if ff f f Q , '- ' ,iivv if S 4 4 W s Cl, ' ' F ll ' r1Sf1a n e ows 1 p OFFICERS President ,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,.,, , , ,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ...,, S a rah Garner Vice-President ....., ..... P atricia Gray Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,, .....,. N orma Lyons Christian Fellowship, religious meIting pot on the Northwest campus, prides itself in the high attendance maintained. This may be attributed in part to the meaningful programs presented to the receptive students. The meetings are held at a designated location on alternate Tuesday nights at 6:30. Forgetting denominational distinctions, young men and women assem- ble here to ioin heart and mind and voice in true Christian fellowship. 119 Northwest Singers OFFICERS First Semester President .......... ................................... ......A. B ar bara Maxwell Second Semester President ........ ........... T om Young Vice-President .............................. ....,....... R ichard May Secretary ...,................,.............. .--.- Dianne Beckett Treasurer ,,,,,,.,. ...........,.................... - .. Rosie O'Neil Reporter ,,,,.,,,,, ...-...M.,, ..... -..... Patricia Cook Director ,,,,,A,, -..- ...,....... Rolland Shaw The school year 1962-1963 was a great year for the Northwest Singers. Not only did the enrollment almost double last years, but the Singers had one of their best performing years. Activities for this year included the annual Singing Christmas Tree, the Junior College Choral Festival, and performances during Fine Arts Week. The Choral Festival was held at Hinds Junior College this year. Unofficial ratings placed Northwest at the top. Selections performed by the Singers were Bless Thou the Lord, O, Man Thy Grief and Sin Bemoan, and Wake Awake. 'I20 Gloria Franks Frances Williams Jonnie Wagner Dianne Taylor Becky Goodwin Barbara Maxwell Janice Rochester Jamie Jones Kathie Linn Concerf Ensemlvfe MEMBERS Carolyn Kizer Libby Ann Bobo Diane Beckett Mrs. Triplett, Accompanist Jimmy Sparks Nickie Hazlerig Tom Young James Finch Richard May Jimmy Brasher Bobby Brasher Mr. Shaw, Director Ben Therrell Richard Jenkins Thomas Hollowell Jim Smith Lee Harrelson Benny McGarrity The Northwest Concert Ensemble is an active group on campus. It consists of approximately thirty members seleted by audition. The Concert Ensemble has become known as the traveling choir of Northwest, after appearing in vari- ous churches, schools, and civic organizations. This group is under the direction of Mr. Rolland Shaw, chairman of the Music Department. 'l2'I , ,, . M V fx 1 J Y-I ' V, -.M , ' . 'ifrzflic I .,- f':-W'4P- . . , f- , 2' ii, ff . , . .1 Q .111 ' ., , -1 ,Z '-1-0---0---M pf 9, QW , . ,, ..,, , , .. ,, 1-4 , m ' ' ,wmv ' -'A ll . k i ,,.?,,MA,,W ,A-fl ,aiamf ,mgaf wwf? .WA 4 'Q'9'VW'7l ' ,.i,,1vf g . 'E W , mm' - f5g,f,W ff? ,, . 5 A :tunnis ap' gg, WELS' Qkrshvigg, .3 Ml' rw 3? WA .. wmv WH ii Waals if orflzwesf Ranger Banc! Jimmy Brasher Ranny Schelton Truman Cantrell Jimmy Sparks Dianne Beckett Brenda Doak Mary Anne Coleman Ben Therrell Marcus Luckie Drum Major .......,.. -------- J im Smith Band Captain .,.,.... Band Lieutenant ....... Band Sergeants ......... The Northwest Mississippi Junior College Ranger Band performs at all home football games, selected road games, and various public and civic func- tions. The marching band meets five times each week. The Wind Ensemble, a select group, meets three times each week performing concert materials and performs over the supporting area at high school and civic functions. 'I22 gf! .wa-J 'QW Norflzwesf Misses OFFICERS Captam ............ ,........,......................... ,..... N a ncy Rogers Lieutenants ........ .,.,.... M arie Lehman Becky Goodwin The Northwest Misses is a precision dance and drill group which per- forms with the Ranger Band at half-time during football season on the home field and neighboring iunior college fields. In addition to this, they appear in Christmas parades throughout the state. The Misses are under the direction of Miss Argatha Hamilton. Members of the group were chosen by try-outs before the school year began. 123 ? Air C Cl: ap fer or 0 0 1 71 01110 OFFICERS President ---------------- ---N-N-----M ---.......................,..,. ........ J ames E. Sparks Vice-President ....,v..... .M ..... ...... - ..,-.,i,, ,,.4,., N, ,,,,. m,,i,,m- ,,.. WM, James Brasher Secretary -----------'--'- ----.-'---------------- - ------A---s ,-.. -K----.- ......,.. - ..... Richard May Treasurer ---------.. - .......... ...-s-s.....--...W .... - ...... - ........... - ..,.... - .,... Tom Young Warden -,---.. -.-M .... --..-- ...... -- .---.- Truman Cantrell Reporter ...- ..,........... N-. ...... - .........,. - .....,.. ------- ........... -..-..--e ............. ,. James Smith HiSt0rian .........,........ H ,..... ..... - .,.. - .... - -..--.- ..... ---W ....... -.----,-- ....., - Ben Therrell Pr0gram Chairman ........ -,,.- ..... ,.-,..- ...... ..,..., J ames Finch Faculty Advisors .......... .......... R olland Shaw Glenn Triplett On March 8, 1963, at about 6 o'clock Northwest Junior College became the home of the second Junior College Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia in America. The charter was presented on the campus of Mississippi College by Dr. Jack Lyall, Province Governor, National IMA. LAMBDA RHO took the place of the organizational name, Divertimento. It is witli the utmost of pride that we present the men who gained this out- standing achievement for Northwest, in keeping with the motto, Only the best for Northwest. 124 Caflzoun Counfy Cfulr OFFICERS President --.c-.......... .... -----...c.........-.--N----------..--.. Fred Nabors Vice-President .--.c-...- ,........ - ...... -.-. -- ......... -.- ,....... -R .... - .......... ----.--s Jimmy Brasher Secretary,Treasurer .....,. .. ..... -..- --c...---.,- ..,. -W ...... -...-... Dianne Beckett The Calhoun County Club, which was organized this year, is composed of the thirty-two students from the towns of Calhoun City, Bruce, and Vardaman, who are attending Northwest. The club, under the direction of Miss Joan Reed, Miss Zula Glenn, and Reverend Leo Bailey, was originated for the pur- pose of providing fellowship among the students and publicity which will let the people in Calhoun County know what their students are doing. 125 .M W 2 V, fx , 4:2 3 ? V 143'?km7!3f fu , A . , gf Nfwwfk Z QQ, V+'-fm 45 M .WL 5-2295? i?g?::-wg 'age sa 1 N.. ft' 'K- AQ.-aw Ranger Rocleef Si aff EDITOR Doris Baley 'I26 Wm .QCN mme? 3U Unnnnunmm,,.,,,,, w K Haw X W ,...,:-1. W JK'-wcmqswr A, Iilk. 'Ds NMMWMVMVWMMVMWMW. ,5 W5 Rocfeeteer Staff C0-EDITORS Gloria Franks, Sarah Garner, Tommye Ann Stone 127 1 05' . ' -, A - .avgsqi 1 , Egg a .l sf- I e fr - - , ' ' If . 091, , ,IG-T sqm! .ar '- 322: ,C ' ,' ,- 'L l vii: ' 'W' 41 iw :Ea If-.:f.. g .V 44? :, W. s lf: ff-- ff , V X - ,, fz, 3, -- ,zu . ,, .11, , D Q, Q: . ,. T 1,b Q Q 'T Q N 1 t by gp, f 1: jr wi or-K f ? ' ff V - , ,, Lies :-f -if ' 2 1 4.1-If . f '. - 1 WW 7' 1 'f ' . 5 V A .f . ,af af , 5 ' L. -, f 1 f f s if l ff P 2' , ' s it X' W if J A , A i ' 1 W e :ig 5 Q, if Q ,M i, .Q ' gg I- If Y,,s,v Q' :' Z 1-:,,,..f,. wwf ll 1 A ' ,. ff V ' Q ' A- , r N? x 2, . ig g ,, t , f j: t '. 4? ' t, ' r ,s ' A - - X ' i , A Q, f 1' wif:-. T 1 ' -'IM ,WN '- QSM , ,Jeb x?'?' Z? g 'iz ,X .. f ' 6 .4 f .. 4, so ,. , . , .,. if, ,, , , ,Q V. f. '--......,,mN ---.f f...,........, www 7- AXIS? aw V A. if ,M as., HUA QM 5 Wm ,Dm , .sl Cosmetology Ciulv OFFICERS President ............ - .....,... -..- .... N.-- ........ r .... s ..,,.... ,- ....,.. ...,., , -.- ,,,,,,,, -,,-, Joyce Stallings Carolyn Jones Vice-President ...................... .......... - ....., , .r-..--,-, ,..,.. , .... , ,,.... ..--,.-.------- Secretary 8: Treasurer ...,....,.. -,..--,--.-s ...... -.. ..., - ........... N .......,. r-----.-- ................ - Jo Durham Barbara Hutchins Reporter ....... , ........ - .,... N ........... -.-r-.,n-..--.----.-...- ....... s ..,..... -.---...r-.-,.-- Advisor ...- ........ - .... s.....- ,....... -.- .......,. - ,...... - ....... - ....,.... F..- ..,....,. -. Lois Horton Goal is the magic word for success, personally and professionally. To know what you want, where you are going, these are the first requisites toward achieving your aims. The next step is the how-to of arriving at your goal-how can you increase your prestige, your prosperity, the growth and importance of your vocation. Knowledge plus skill plus wisdom is the answer. This is the aim of the Cosmetology Club. 128 'Ki uri' 'WY' :Qi '-1 - :T-.Y , M s6a.2iMz,. Hall of Fame Nancy Rogers of Michigan City, a journalism major, had the distinct honor I d of being selected a member of the Hall of Fame. These members are se ecte on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and activities. Nancy participat- ed in last year's production of Brigadoon p this year she had one of the lead- ' f h N th- ing parts in Bell, Book and Candle. Nancy has been the leader o t e or west Misses, secretary for.the Student Council, a member of the Debate Club, the Phi Theta Kappa, and Circulation Manager of the RANGER ROCKET. At the State FBLA Convention, Nancy was chosen Miss Future Business Executive. These varied activities prove Nancy to be a versatile person, and worthy of this honor. 130 Q Hall of Fame Chosen as a member of the Hall of Fame was Tommye Ann Stone of Potts Camp, a business maior. She is a very charming and outstanding person. Tommye has also been honored in her two years at Northwest as a Beauty and a Maid in the Homecoming Court. This year she was elected by her fellow students to hold the coveted title of Miss NWJC. She was also selected Typical Sophomore. While serving as Co-Editor of the ROCKETEER, Tommye has 'found time to serve as Treasurer of Student Council, Treasurer of FBLA, and Program Chairman of Wesley. She has also been a member of Northwest Singers and Phi Theta Kappa. Northwest is proud of Tommye and feels she is deserving of this recognition. 'l3'I ..,..R S' .f ' K 41 ' ,.Q,5,1fMg,::',-, f Hall of Fame Baseball, Phi Theta Kappa, and BSU are a wide range for a young man with varied interests. Ray Jenkins of Marks, a iournalism major, chosen as a mem- ber of the Hall of Fame, displays this versatility. Ray has served as President of both Phi Theta Kappa and BSU. This year he received the double honor of being selected as both Outstanding English and Journalism Student. Last year Ray was a member of the baseball team. Both years at Northwest he has combined his sports and literary talent to do a great job of being Sports Editor for the RANGER ROCKET. Ray's outstanding scholastic and leadership ability has truly won him a place in the Hall of Fame. 132 ,,x, 5 4 X V 1' Hall of ame Sarah Garner of Hernando, is another choice for the Hall of Fame. Sarah has been very active in the religious life of the Northwest campus, serving as President of both the Wesley Foundation and Christian Fellowship. Last spring she was elected to the office of State Secretary of the Methodist Student Move- ment. This year Sarah was also elected as the Outstanding Education Stu- dent. She was Co-Editor of the Rocketeer, Treasurer of Phi Theta Kappa and a member of Student Council and the Northwest Singers. Her outstanding, multiple activities make Sarah a worthy holder of this high honor. 'I33 45 wiffxzfm kywgvqww ' :l0'3y X' my . x LQ M X , ff ., . N wb ,X V C W ,f ' 1 Q 5442? ,iz 1 ,v,. - ,xv -x v Kr X x N X f ft J A f I f fig ' f'1 I MOST BEAUTIFUL . Rosie 0'Neil I .Q M 1 85' A X, gy., fi5Qg,j?!h'M2v1 x if X 'mm X -ff ,AS- Q5 .- sg f W' f 1' Kee x 1 2 sw M Wm Wm BEA UTY NOMINEES Dianna faylor Nancy Rogers Micki Peyton Betty Miller Sandra' Robbs Peggy Bloodworth 'I43 H ff. . uf Beffy Belk Becky Daniel F A V O R I T E S Micki Peyton 1 44 Rosie 0'NeiI Pat Carl-lee F A V O R I T E S 'I4 f, Emogene Kyle Q, I 195 Gale Goode Jimmy Brasher P R E F E R R E D M E N Jimmy Vinson 146 James Cook Jimmy Miles P R E F E R R E D Billy Gold 147 .GI 'Q N 1, av . Stone Shaw Tom Youngs ' Fresh Daniel Oufsian ing SC ofars ,-1 fv Z L 3' Q., 'Eff flff' . Q na ' sf 3 Q : T '-J W 25 - Qi ' 15. 1,- i .' T1 Vernon Godsey-Agriculture Sqrqh Garner-Educqhon Emma Tate-French Ray Jenkins-English 81 Journolnsm Q Ei '- ' i,,gs 'QW-Q MXN , v, W, 334 E 5 if Z 1 Billie Wade Fife-Physical Education Jimmy ,Mila -Physical Education Carolyn, Jones-Cosmetology Gl'UdY Bowers-Science ,fs 'F ' wif- X ,f 'a .qv 4-vi ' ' 1.1 :i'4Is'.-aw 0 f , f, 5' ,, Y ,f A X' , ix? 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Trophy for most beautifully decorated building was given to cosmetology. 2 1 5 F ...- Q85 Q T OUR ADVANLE IN SPACE THE LAST llECAUE f2lZ,s,HR51'x as-,ii Auozwnrumrrl +?ill,E!iil ww sfruoswr CENTER 33:23 mug .Quai for -amos Aomtmis vera: me Musa: BLDG. law p do vw mzumf Houslm rzafaiili ini.-f science moo, -rum FARM will 'iw nom-4 faux our vczsc,-vecra. awe. marco f KL: ' H X dial am CAFETER A TRACK The trophy for the most original display was captured by BSU Wesley was awarded the trophy for the most beautiful display. f , Xi, .NS Six 5' -flaw: 1 1,1 Q. mp? Ml ff -J fm y A J 1 T 2 if 5 'if 32,13 'P 1 P In the Around the World show, the band plays Hawaiian War Chant Spectators stand for the Northwest Alma Mater. aovnuawnilf dvf :JK Jimmy Brasher s band played for the Homecoming dance. The victory spirit carried over to the dance which lasted until midnight. may Wa, ual il M G aa vi V V'-QL 1 fu-1 wggns . nm an-Q1 Z Pi 2 if 'I I f i 5' ,ik A . My ,,. iw v ' fy W v!,.f , X -4 9 IA, , , .X . wmv -f 3,4 V Mix Gr Queen Rosie O'Ne11 receives her crown from Robert Renfro, Student Council President. Homecoming Royalty-Virginia Pettit, Tommye Ann Stone,Queen Rosie O'Nea1, Bettv Jane Daniel. Pat Ca1'1'Lee E , 'f-mffi -A A , F.,-,k. W3-s W- ,..r -ffrzy ,Q ,, , Y , ' 7' ' f f 1 nf 'Z-294, X . , 5 4 f A. iii fy? if 1 N? .qn WPS gs ,ff R 4 we Q., , fv . ,Q ,.,, 4, '-W. HQ ff' NNW Qilf k O'Neil- 4 X MAID ESCORT-Jimmy Pemf MAID-Betty Da l QUEEN-Rosie ESCOIQT-David Hardin ESCQRT-Tpm Young R, . . Pu H ,, i ,zmnn 'Nami 5M'T3' nw- fl 'IR fe 'z.-v up 'IMD Cl: risimas Dance The Christmas Dance held on December 17, 1962, in the gymnasium was a great success this year. The Student Council, working with Miss Glenn and Mr. Bell, decorated the gym in the traditional Christmas colors. A Christmas tree covered with soft blue lights and icicles gdve G touch Of fdiryldncl. M009 the sides were holly branches tied with festive red bows. The goals stuffed with pine and holly each held a sprig of mistletoe. The Brasher Band sur- rounded by snow covered pine played for the dance. 170 3 E 5 Z' V' Lucy Jones was crowned Sweetheart of the Valentine Dance by the President of the Divertomento Club, Jimmy Sparks, as Lucy's escort, Jim Smith, looks on. Queen Lucy sang during the floor show. She was accompanied by Mrs. Roland Shaw while singing her numbers. One of these was, Three Coins In A Fountain. Robert, Diana, Jimmy and Becky enjoyed dancing to the music of the Sharks 72 Spring Formal Queen Pot Chrestmau gl ' , N ..,,,-, . -.3 '13-iff, ,Q-N V W ft, A, lv , Z- 1. xv ,H . WISE .xii Ag- , - ,. ' . 'M' M, lm V45 , f . '95 1 4 365 ' 'ga ,gi 2 - 'w g , -' fi - K 4. 5 '35 ' xfjagtf. n,5fA,Q:wQ52,eN, W 4' A , ' 9, 'v 1, N64 wi -gf:-i? ,42' LVWSQQ, V .Ju I , Mdid -Betty Miller Mdid -Betty glance 1 I Maid -Libby Ann Bobo Cid -Rosie 0'Neil - an 5: 31.3 Q. 2 - Vi f , .: 3. The Mississippi State Junior College Basketball Tournament was held at Northwest on the first and second of March, 1963. Entered in this tournament were two teams from the north half of the state and two from the south half. From the North came the Northwest Rangers and the East Central Warriors. From the South were the Southwest Bears and the Hinds Eagles. On Friday night the first game was between Southwest and East Central, with Southwest the winner. Following this game, Northwest tangled with Hinds and proved victorious. The following night, with the Ranger Gym packed to capacity, the Rangers and the Bears vied for the championship, with Southwest coming out on top, 63-53. However, the Rangers ended their season with the finest record in the history of the school, 23 wins and 6 losses, the North-Half Championship, and second place in the State of Mississippi. Sportsmanship and the spirit of only the best were displayed throughout the tournament by spectators as well as players. Northwest can be proud. Siaie Tournament -sf-,Q , .1 f Q., 1. Q, 3233, K ' , .,., , qw, , LQ, QU: 2 2- , f ' ' Ql3fafjQQQQ ,tg ' . ,exp , ,fgfj , ..W.V, ,, . ,. AH. ,IL fn, ,, ,Qu f f ' wwf? f ' 2- ,gym 5' 7 5, ,.. ' '-uf.-w g The State FBLA Convention was held on March 'I-2, 1963, at the Uni- versity of Mississippi. At this convention, of the eight contests that were held, the Northwest Chapter placed in six and brought home three trophies. Also the first place winners were awarded an all expense paid trip to the National Convention to be held in Dallas, Texas. They were Miss Future Business Ex- ecutive -Nancy Rogers, and the Combo -Pat Lyons, Ray Parks, and Joe Candlish. 'I80 4 5 1 X ff X ,VPS k,,,1 , N w ,E aw An. msgs: 2 ' X X 5 x 0, 'I , 4-fw0Q ' av V gr 1 M' gM:'2M'n Jw. 1 0, B. Ml, ' ,, f9w,,x. 'f- 'W P 4, .kg-sw Z.. War' 'f' X' ' Zhi. wwf 1 'Q .X ' - A, Q. ' wa A Lf' .J . 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I Us 1135 .M Q1 ' ': ' 'Wai . iirf-wr 'f1:'?3 t Jas , f ll. away: Wx?-fl ei Vx I ,gf J jg aw' W gui. , '- 'fell ,lk l 3 -A x 1 l 1 EQ. ,QTY .yr . 2: Vg? r, ,,r Qi' :HV 1 1 .-- Z I f1C5 '!5x5i ,v IL Q . up 'lf' I .L I 41' G O M H A The week of October 22 through 25 was designated this year as Religious Emphasis Week at Northwest. Search for Tomorrow was the theme. Reverend Glyn O. Wiygul, Methodist pastor from Amory, Mississippi, was our speaker. Following the nightly services in the college auditorium, dormitory discussions were held. The purpose of Religious Emphasis Week is to encourage campus students to utilize their religion and their belief in Christianity. Through these services, the religious organizations at Northwest are brought into closer contact, and together they promote Christian Fellowship on the campus. O N N O R T H W E S T C A M P U S Bell Book and Candle BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE, the fall theatrical production, was expressly designed for entertainment. It was warm, witty, fantastic comedy. Of course, the audience knew that witches didn't exist-at least not any more. Still, we would bet that many still had, deep in their hearts, the age-old belief in the super-natural. lt is at this deep-seated belief that fun was poked, with the message in the end that being human is better than being a witch any day. So, for the time being, the audience threw away their skepticism about things supernatural and let the theatre take them for a time into a world of witches and warlocks, familiars and fun. M5 ,wmv 'T 45' New e ms 'Q y Afgm .- x Y ,H,.:..h,v35--- c ,.,,,g,.. . , ir' if ff-. W' f , ' 1. f sry' I s ,W Q Jim Smith and Nancy Rogers practice for the lead roles in BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE The production staff, the unsung stars relax for a short time. W Q lf' 6 Pyewacket and Friends Nei You darlmg' ' ' 7 A toast to all witches. ,gf .443 l l Fred Mims receives first-place cash award for his skill in trombone and guitar playing. Talent Show Each year the Phi Theta Kappa of Northwest sponsors a Talent Show. Participants include, not only Northwest students, but people from the sur- rounding area. This year's winners are Fred Mims-First Placep Skeet McDon- ald-Second Placep and Tom Young and Richard May-Third Place. 188 According to Skeet McDonald 'Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friendf' Chicken? ? ? ? LJ Bells are Ringing BELLS ARE RINGING tells of a telephone operator for an answering service who in her cozy way manages to get entangled with the personal problems of her clients. Young and beautiful Ella Peterson is employed by the Susanswers- phone Company when she begins to fall in love with a client, Jeff Moss, a party loving playwright. She encourages him to overcome his difficulties and writes with him a successful play, The Midas Touch. Another subscriber to the service is Dr. Kitchell, a wide eyed dentist who is better suited to write songs than fix teeth. Ella starts him following his avocation. Still a third is Blake Barton, an aspiring young actor, whom she leads to give up his motorcycle and blue ieans for a more conventional approach to his trade. Ella conceals her true identity but eventually all three recognize her as the telephone operator, and a person with rare natural warmth, honesty, and charm. IP Q 1 'ae -4 N 1 ..,,.. 9, may Yr' .f 1 L 19 W: 'Wm f 5-,ps 'N A' A 3' -:wwf A. 'fT'?fb4fQ.,w 'V Ymd '1 . gig, fggr' wi . fl .M . 1. -lv. ,M n Yi Q. ' -fb-' ,332 : Y .E Q, cf' ' '1 ,ug 4-, X N., ' v s -AAP' f Q ,.- gg-If , ,J .f-.. ' . .Waks- I .29 ixkfwwvyx W , Y am- 4.7. het es 1 Hem 'Y 1 I , ,.,,......--7--wr Midas Touch Is It A Crime? 193 sh sung Xeb kde S13 su-mf ' ha,Ch9f ' L L-M0-C ...-v , , iwf M f V Ends: lhds: Tackles Tackles: Guards : Guards NAME Dwight Robinson Calvin Clark James McElroy Joe Boyles Robert Moore Paul Sanders Jim Vinson Charles Hill Charles Partrick James Walker Charles Trammell Larry Person Jimbo Thompson Jim Brents Haywood Scott R. L. Lance Carl McMaster Chuck Loftis 'I96 ii M N 0. WT. CLASS HQME 80 165 Fresh. Senatobia 82 160 Fresh. Philipp 88 165 Fresh. Hernando 83 180 Soph. Batesville 84 160 Soph. Charleston 81 160 Soph. Marks 70 180 Soph. Oxford 72 200 Fresh. Lambert 76 185 Fresh. Hernando 73 195 Soph. Batesville 75 175 Fresh. Batesville 74 220 Soph. Water Valley 60 180 Fresh. Water Valley 61 155 Soph. Senatobia 64 160 Fresh. Hernando 65 180 Soph. Philipp 66 180 Fresh. Coldwater 67 180 Fresh. Darling I 0 . V Ag 2, Q 1 . .,. iff . 1... 2 9 W ...r , I an . Q J' . Q, . ' , 2 3 ... Q -, ., vm., 1, 4- 5,2 Sz if 4 1 2 we ' Q , M. . VJ, :::I'5..., . 1:.:,:5 .-' L 33' Q mid? Centers: Q. B.: L. H.: R. H. : F. B. : NAME James Raley Jerry Sides Dub Childress James Pipkin Roble Tubberville Bobby Williams Billy Gold Jerry Pitcock Tommy Hill Daniel Woodard Richard Burchett Jerry Hopper W. A. Sander Chuck Respess Donald Boatwright Bill Dugger Prentis Lance Jimmy Dale Dorris N0. WT. CLASS so 175 Fresh. 51 190 Fresh. 52 180 Fresh. 55 180 Fresh. 11 145 Soph. 14 150 Fresh. 10 165 Soph. 43 160 Fresh. 38 160 Soph. 32 145 Fresh. 34 140 Fresh. 35 170 Soph. 33 165 Flesh. 36 160 Fresh. 36 168 Fnesh. 41 170 Soph. 42 180 Fresh. 40 160 Fresh. HOME Horn Lake Olive Branch Webb Potts Camp Oakland Water Valley Hernando Batesville Oakland Batesville Horn Lake Batesville Hemando Lambert Holly Springs Batesville Philipp Water Valley mx A Pfam 'AEE avi! pau ave 44,9 1055 515411 'XYZ :Mft my fm 94214 may H.. 's SKA Ya swag sax! fKv'fi5x ',. -6,545 - ' :.-:sv-s...:4-1 .V -' .. E2 2, iz. ' V ' JI: COACHES Jimmy Vincent and Henry Rath K, x 4 V y P , Q , , f K , A 4. N P 27, X ws A, f K 06 N ,H , K va. . Rangers let's go! 198 fi z 'ff Y K 5 ,WM ! MANAGERS Jerry Beach, Charles Partrick, Charles Garrett, and Doc Schoia I . x . . ' QA , -. :ffm N14 , K? gn H. 'P ::a5g,,few4., , k Z '.ff'1g , ' . ha v. 4 41 ff,W,,,m Bobby Williams R. L. Lance Billy Gold Joe Boyles Tommy H111 Jim Vmson Dwight Robmson Jimbo Thompson Chuck Respes I i FOOTBALL AWARDS 206 fbi ,13 c.. -4.4! X Daniel Woodward Williamson All-American Team All State Honorable Mention All American Team Honorable Honorable Honorable Honorable Honorable Honorable Mention Mention Mentlon Mention Mention Mention Williamson All State State State State State State State ' All ' ' All . . . Au Prentiss Lance Honorable Mention All State ' ' ' All ' ' All ' All 4 i K . 'V 'viii' QI, Mmif :,-:i'TiMw M wee: f 2 ' ' ' , -wwf.: I x 3 .. so n ff M. gud F Z5 NAME Gale Goode Don Allison Larry Robbins Jimmy Siddall Jimmy Miles Jimmy Steward NO. 14 22 12 42 24 11 --mv' POSITION CLASS G S G F F S C S F S G S 208 HOME Potts Camp East Talahatchie Hickory Flat Potts Camp Batesville Independence NAME N0. POSITION CLASS 10 G F Tommy Faulkner Jimmy Bennett John Robbins Bobby Darby Tommy Brooks Jamie Green 09 -uf'-kk IT NWQM- W HOME Pope Potts Camp Macedonia Coldwater Pope Water Valley CAPTAINS Jlmmy Steward and Jlmmy Sldall Coach Bill Oakley hi'- MANAGERS Sonny Stroud Eddle Ferrell and Doc Schola 20 'Cf 1 ...a-f Don Allison Tommy Brooks N J xmmy Bennett Bobby Darby .Q XJ' i N ,,,.. 1 ,I .fk,,?'-75-f ex 'x , 1 -eziazzi N s 1 sal fwfr 6w 2' ge ' if e 5? a ., 31 vi 3 'Y 'Ef wx Z 4 ,w I, X ' 2 N., f 4 N SW IW i,!. --fbfyiffb 1 f ,gieyt , 4' f !M'r 41 1 4 , ff. M 7, Ag ff 1 , Q 1 M pf jf, S 4 ,, 5 E 2 3 Tommy Faulkner Jamie Green 5 L al YY . 5 ,www Q s 5 s E E E 5 S i 3 3 2 5 f Q5 1-sv IVBV Q V, 4 ew, Gale Goode Jlmmy M11es John Robbins ,M f-K V 4 I' If f ,A jj i W!,wM,,.,,,-an Larrv Robbin .M Jimmy Siddell uywfbj 5 u Cheer-leeelere The Northwest Cheerleaders have been one of the peppiest groups on the Campus this year. Always on the front at all campus and many off-campus games, both football and basketball, the cheerleaders came through loud and clear. Perhaps their own Satisfied most adequately expresses the thank you of the Student Body. . The cheerleaders are: Micki Peyton, Marilyn Courtney, Becky Daniel, Betty Kyle and Pat Carl Le 214 Belk, Betty Jane Daniel. kneeling, who is head cheerleader, Judy Olita, Emogene Coach Bob Peterson BCISQLCI TQG711 'S Q 3 I i 1 a Tennis Team Track Team fi iw? 4 , sa.. 3'f 3 f' , 'iii 'h,1,'1h-yQ,,f' , 1 F-Rvws? - I -. lil ,giwd xv' Jnawlz 4- 5 is -La. wr 'ik --Q ' 1 .- ' 4i'fL.'7 -si' f -Q, . 'S 3 1- Q-r, - Q f,--W 'Q :Q X ii ' N ' 'MJ-... , . N - . .. , A i w - H ,WI K . .. .M .AQ ' A -W. .V .. 'ijvfq' .ffl ff i' R .. , - wnhfw f.:.- f ,nqA,,1s 1 ' , ' ., . , ' Q A -.1 .Q PQN J Q ' ,A -sv X . 5 , if Vx t ' ,M ,1 Q 'gf-V, L . . y. r-A W- any -vw-Y-fs . '.f-.Nw H. ' ' ,- . . 4. f , '. 'fl -. ., A ,. .' .-. by - . . - S. . l A Qguv KH K'- ,. 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