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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1965 volume:

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This year has been one of excitement, happiness, and scholastic betterment, but most of all it has been one of success. As you, a student of North- west, look through this i965 edition of THE ROCKE- TEER, we hope that you will understand why we feel that The Key to Success Can Be Yours at Northwest! 4 ' THE KEY , ' 'W Q T0 ' E QQ Q E ..........uu SU C CE S S 1 -- Q ,J Q F-QAN BE YDURS AT QQ, , omg mGQ NCRTHVVE ST ms? 4 5 V .,,,s..,-w 'w The 1964-65 school year has been perhaps the finest in the history of Northwest Mississippi Junior College, according to all measures available to us. The enrollment has been at an all time high, the quality of the student's work has constantly improved, the teaching staff has been superior: the building program continues to expand. We accept these facts as a challenge, however, for the demands of the future are even more pressing than those of today. I feel that we are privileged to live in the greatest era of all time. To be a part of the amazing changes that are taking place today gives students the opportunity to mold and direct the destinies of men. May I commend each sudent for his contribution to Northwest this year and for his efforts to prepare himself to meet the tremendous challenge of the future. Sncerely yours, l I 4?DW 6123! R. D. McLendon, President 6 G tv YM ur- , W' R 4 A-'w?x,5f .W P ar X V, .,. v ,H A . x.X3f-sr if .XV . av, -.Mx aw 'I-X W ,n . , 4, A N 1--' . t Q. 5 'W . ' MY' gWfW.,f.v- wwf'-M H K-I. . ,Y V xii' I 5' , sf -. 4.4 2,352 V V , Q f 'WV 4,5 wil. Q, ,M . ,fx X -. . A , , . 4 w' . ' Y ' A 1 ' ' ,. my . K I , I Q, - Wm' V? X M VV Q, gr ,' 1 , 1 4 I. MQ., kg wi, x vww ,1A-jcji, as in I -If A my 'yt' , .K 'M . ' em if ' f' ff Q ,W V 5 , wi Na, f if I. N. . v,,- K N gi. Q ow , M W, ? .1 .. Q WY? Y. , ' '3 ' 5, I K , x . 4 , , , . 5 'Y f 1 ' - 'f ' A A 1,- g 4 I ,V ,. 4 f , . W. , .gk',,w5 , f V, 1:1 JV 1, V 4, v L 'f' if .wllw ' It I ', ' 1 sr? as E M . 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'Q 2 X 'N - 552.-f-X ,ny 'NE x it Vg: v. 5 ,ZX I nn :xr 'F M X X 1 .,' K J xx, .X I A X A X 4 W It is with deep and heartfelt appreciation that we dedicate this edition of the ROCKETEER to one who is, himself, so dedicated. His friendly smile, wise counseling, and endless energy have become a source ot inspiration to the students of Northwest. VVith these qualities in mind, we dedicate this i965 edition of the ROCKETEER to a former NWJC student, Mr. Robert King. On October 18, 1964, Cammie Elizabeth Thornton of Courtland, Mississippi, was killed in an automobile accident near her home. For those who knew her and loved her, the memory of Cammie will never die. 9 ,sw s Don Bartlett, President Wilson Edmondson, Vice-president C. B. Walker, Secretary H. B. Appleton David H. Bennet J. D. Bennet Max Billingsley W. L. Brewer C. H. Caffey Mrs. J. L. Campbell W. S. Carter J. E. Cook L. V. Craig L. Stacy Davidson Melvin Ford Richard B. Flowers Otho Givens, Sr. Mrs. T. P. Howard Simpson Hurdle James D. Jones John Rich J. T. Schultz W. J. Shackelford V. H. Spier George Swindoll Mrs. W. S. Taylor W. L. Wallace T. G. Wells Ben G. Wynne Sam Yarborough Departents -12 Classes - 42 Crganizations -108 Features -134 Special Events -164 Activities -188 Sports - 208 Looking Back - 242 ll 4 Ziilbxzz :Q ', - 4 +3 'Qi W. , jd Q .5 '.g. 2 0 -all xx' X, Hi . t gb . -wmmqs ., Q , at Q, nv Q 4 W I Q, H f l I I. li - inw- 4921 A .N . ings mm. JAMES P. MCCORMICK JUNE SNEED GARDNER Academic Dean - Asst. Administrator Director of Guidance ALVIN G. WELCH SUE COOK BURKS Business Manager Registrar 3 'I4 fig 55 A ar .5 ' wg' .8 'I 5, :R ,Q 9 it ARGATHA HAMILTON W. C. OAKLEY Dean of Women Dean of Student Personnel JEWEL MATHEWS MIRIAM HUGHES Assistant Dean of Women Dormitory Hostess web I5 - ,, , 4,41 ew 0 4 P ,,,. Q ff 1 it Nik MARY MITCHELL BILL HARBOUR Bookkeeper Baptist Student Director EARL CARTER H. B. DARBY Buildings and Grounds Security Officer 17 English ELIZABETH CRISLER CHASE English B.A., Newcomb College M.A., University of Mississippi REBECCA BELL PAULINE HOLLADAY English English B.A., Siena College B.A.E., M.A., University of M.A., Memphis State University Mississippi 'ICB wwf MRS. EMILE RAMSEY CHARLOTTE COKER WORLEY English English A.B., M.S.C.W. B.A., Delta State College M.A., Mississippi State University M.A., University of Mississippi Mrs. Chase's class goes on-no matter what! 'I9 Social Studies EMMIE ELLEN WADE History B.S., M.A., University of Mississippi Advanced Study, Tulane University HOWARD CARPENTER Social Science geilta PSgfOdC02iii3 e History students learn to appreciate their t ge y g heritage. I 20 I' l i 4 S R. E. RUTHERFORD Education and History B.S., Mississippi College M.A., University of Mississippi Advanced Study, University of Miss 5q- P. Ir l. tt LULA MAE FUWLER y History l B.A., Grenada College li MA.. University of Mississippi Advanced Study. Columbus University ll 5 X M61 i L - Speec anal Bilnie IRVING SHAW JOHN W. FLOWERS Speech and Theatre Bible B.A., Hardin Simmons University B.A., Mississippi College M.R.E., New Orleans Baptist B.D., M.R.E., D.R.E., New Orleans Theological Seminary Baptist Theological Seminary i'Speaking of Speech class, all we ever did was talk! 22 ournalism ana, Public Refafions ' j H , . xl :X 4 N dk V 'xv ' x . 5 , 1 W 1-Q, ,jg 'iz .Qf , 2 5 ga 1 5 4 , 5 E Q is iw wwf Ni MILDRED SMITH BEACHAM JAMES MQBROOM Journalism Public Relations B.A., University of Mississippi On the air! 23 Matlz ANITA STRATTON WILBORN Physics, and Mathematics B.S,. University of Southern Mississippi M.A., University of Mississippi ZULA GLENN B.S., University of Southern Mississippi M.A., University of Mississippi 1 S' f 23: CIQYICQ EVERETT L. WOOLFOLK Science BS., Mississippi State University Graduate Study Mississippi State University EDGAR A. HUGHES ROBERT L. KING Zoology Chemistry BS., M.S. University of BA., M.S. University 0 Southern Mississippi Mississippi 25 A ,,, f CLAUDE C. WILLIAMS JIMMY SCOTT Science and Mathematics B.S., University of Mississippi B.S.. Delta State College MS., University of Mississippi Putting our modern science lab to work. he i mm, is ,...n,L ,QZZ...,....t 4... mg-var as--uv 26 Ari 53- ER .IAC T. YOUNG BA., Memphis Academy of Arts M.A., Tulane University A scene during an art class 'V A.-he , 27 Business DAVID BLACKWELL Economics BS., Delta State College M.B.A., Mississippi State University JACK BUTTS LEONE DAVIS KING Business Education Business Education B.S., Delta State College B.A.E., University of Mississippi M.B.E., Mississippi State University 28 Wt YUM JAMES B. PETREA Business Education B.S., B.M. E., University of Mississippig Advanced Study University of Mississippi 7 JOAN REID Business Education B.S.E., Delta State College M.B.E., University of Mississippi l 29 LINDA C. PUGH Finance and Economics C.P.A. B.B.A., Memphis State University M.B.A., Memphis State University KATHLEEN WOOTEN WAIT Business Education B.A.E., M.B.E., University of Mississippi Technical Eclucaffon THOMAS DEAN COATES Technical Education B.S., M.A., Memphis State University WALLACE N. BASKIN Electronics Graduate Southern Bell Telephone School of Electronics . Wwe CHARLES C. AINSWORTH Technical Education B.S., Mississippi State University GERD BEETZ Technical Education Institute of Technology Delmenhorst, Germany ,L H l ll L is l i 4 i I 1 I 1 I t pump., WILLIAM DURWOOD DENLEY HURSTON NEWCOMB Business and Automotive Technology Technical Education B.B.A., M.B.A., B.S., Stephen F. Austin College University of Mississippi MALCOLM H. VENABLE Technical Education B.S., Mississippi State MARCUS D. WILLIAMS Technical Education B.S., C.E., Mississippi State University fffwflg . is ft ie M45 1 :ge My '25 if vwxdzn 'Su ROBERT G. PETERSEN Football Coachg Health B. A. Hendrix College M.Ed. University of Arkansas ARGATHA HAMILTON Physical Education Bs., Ms., University of Afchefv Southern Mississippi in P- E- LUTHER C. YOUNG, JR. Football Coachg Sociology B.S., Arkansas Techg Additional Study, Arkansas State Teachers College is one of the many skills taught -32 v vgww, 'rv4,'?fR1'4 W rw wean ab' cu --XSSXEEYATSSR '151-IEEQSflfiiil-'-f - :1,:.',x- - ' 'V 1 .l'XZ-:F-2:1 ROLAND SHAW VIRGINIA AVERY Music Music B. S., Mississippi College B. M., M. M., University of Southern Graduate Study, University of Mississippi Southern Mississippi Sing Along with Miss Avery 34 - , . mf? V 'fd w .W Music fest featuring Jim Watson GLENN TRIPLETT Band B.M.E., University of Southern Mississinni REBECCA RAMSEY TRIPLETT Music B.M.E., University of Southern Mississinni A. M. BRISCOE Agriculture B. A., University of Mississippi B. S. M., Mississippi State University Advanced Study, Mississippi State University Kenny Joslin displays trophy he won as the high individual in Mississippi Junior College Judging. 36 Cosmeio logy Department LOIS CRAFTON HORTON Degree in Cosmetology, La Vera's Little Rock, Arkansas Certificate in Advanced Hair Styling, University of Miss. Cosmetology students learn techniques of cleanliness and hygiene, as well as hair care and styling. ' A-Z: xg. ' 'F N 'IW , iucienf Center AAS BETTY GILBERT Student Center and Bookstore Manager Round table discussions are underway at all times in the Rec Hall 38 A ,Q M wage MYRTLE CRUMBY MARY RANSOM Assistant Student Center Manager Student Center Assistant Snacks and meals cause the student center to become crowded and seating space scarce during the break and during lunch. 39 i 1' C1 1' ll JOSEPHINE STEVENS GULLY Librarian B. S., University of Mississippi M. S., Louisiana State University Graduate Study, Columbia University Library Assistants: Hilda McHann, Betty Jo Atkinson, Patsy Gaines, Mary Ann Barnett, Betty Woods, Betty McKibben, Beth Tamkee, Becky Parks, Jane Clark, Gale Faulkner Cafeierfa SHIRLEY CARTER IVA RGBINSON Dietician Cafeteria Assistant Meal-time in the cafeteria. 41 w ff 1 ,fl v mfr Wx Q94 Wil' NV rw? I 4? We S X Q 1 W WW mx X ii 1 ,' ,,- Q7 AEE :WT ' if fx? qs it W x --uwafw 4 V ' ' X 3 f, .5 . W lm QM' Sf, l f.,, 'rf in 'ffm if W W 'Q A 'X w 3 J 2 VZ In 5 yy, 5 if z A., ' 5' , fig 74' .ff !, I if 1 I' ! ,4 I 1 Q 1' 4 1 U 'Q .1 . B , KN 2 Z1 15 .Q x i . Soplzomore Ciass Uficers PRESIDENT - Tommy Simpson SECRETARY S Becky Parks TREASURER To , Betty O'Nei1l 44 ophomores 45 CARROLL ABBOTT Whitehaven, Tenn. Speech and Drama CARY ALLEN Olive Branch, Miss. Automotive Technology JOHN S. AVERY SR. Pope, Miss. Agriculture Education DAVID BAILEY Oakland, Miss. Education SAMMEY BAHJEY Holly Springs, Miss. Agriculture HAROLD BAKER Sledge, Miss. Science .1 DAVID BARHAM Independence, Miss. English LENNY BARONOWSKI Sardis, Miss. Electronics HART BEATTY Pope, Miss. Agriculture Education CAROL BELL Water Valley, Miss. Elementary Education MARGARET BELL Batesville, Miss. Business PETE BENNETT Oxford, Miss. Forestry TOD BENZ Water Valley, Miss. Pre-Law PAT BERRYHILL Senatobia, Miss. Liberal Arts F?-T i ophomores I For me m 4 ? 47 ARCHIE E. BLAIR Batesville, Miss. Mechanical Technology RONNIE BOATWRIGHT Holly Springs, Miss. Industrial Technology ROSS BOATRIGHT Oxford, Miss. Automotive Technology MICHAEL BOSTIC Senatobia, Miss. Business KAY BRADY Olive Branch, Miss. Business Education JERRY BRATCHI Independence, Miss. Drafting and Design LARRY BRATTON Bruce, Miss. Agriculture Education EDDIE BREWER Batesville, Miss. Pre-Engineering DAVID BRIDGES Lambert, Miss. Pre-Veterinarian JOE BROADWAY Southhaven, Miss. Drafting THOMAS BROWN Calhoun City, Miss. Liberal Arts ROBERT BUNKLEY Olive Branch, Miss. Physical Education THOMAS BURKLEY Charleston, Miss. Business J. C. BURNS Batesville, Miss. Political Science ophomorcs HWL like , .QQ ,X S , Campused? We'll never be found here. 1 vmilns-N P.. JAMES CANNON Dundee, Miss. Business TOMMY CARPENTER Senatobia, Miss. Music CLYDE CARR Batesville, Miss. Physical Education MARTHA CARROLL Water Valley, Miss. Journalism MARY EARL CARVER Eupora, Miss. Business Education STANLEY CHILDERS Ashland, Miss. Electronics 1 SAMUEL D. CHRIST, JR Sardis, Miss. Music RALPH CLAYTON Potts Camp, Miss. Business NINA COBB Batesville, Miss. Two Year Secretarial MIKE COFFEY Etta, Miss. Business WAYNE COLE Strayhorn, Miss. Surveying BUTONE CONNELL Potts Camp, Miss. Two Year Secretarial BILLY COOK Oakland, Miss. Physical Education CHARLENE COOPER Grenada, Miss. Liberal Arts ophomores They said it couldn't be done. .. gee-WN 51 69 FLOYD COOPER Sledge, Miss. Science CHARLES CRAIG Coldwater, Miss. Physical Education BRENDA CRUMP Byhalia, Miss. Elementary Education HENRY CUNNINGHAM Red Banks, Miss. General Agriculture W. H. CUSHMAN Senatobia, Miss. Accounting RALPH DANDRIDGE Independence, Miss. Automotive Technology JANET DARBY Batesville, Miss. Business MARY LOU DAVIDSON Hernando, Miss. Elementary Education KAREN DICKEY Water Valley, Miss. Education KENNETH P. DICKSON Tippo, Miss. Engineering JIM DOSS Memphis, Tenn. Business ROSS DOTY Memphis, Tenn. Industrial Education GUY DOWNS Oxford, Miss. Automotive Technology MARTHA DUNN Potts Camp, Miss. Liberal Arts li v J' 1 l l i :E rl tl. i la ml' Tx ll uv l U1 ll il fu El Li l. ,, li, V, ,Ll It ! ,, li M ls l l! ls f l l 4 5 l 11 ll I ll ll I ophomores 'Qu-nv . Cake, and Cokes? 53 VIRGINIA EASON Memphis, Tenn. Elementary Education J. B. EDWARDS Memphis, Tenn. Business JOHN ENGLISH Memphis, Tenn. Business LINDA EOFF Senatobia, Miss. Business LARRY EUBANKS Marks, Miss. Music CHERYL EVANS Coldwater, Miss. Physical Education v f X 1 Y' .MN JOE FARMER Coffeeville, Miss Automotive Technology LOUIS FARRIS Charleston, Miss. Engineering GALE FAULKNER Batesville, Miss. Physical Education JIMMY FAUST Oxford, Miss. Pre-Medicine BONNIE FERRELL Etta, Miss. Business BOBBY FLEMONS Vance, Miss. Industrial Technology BEVERLY FORTNER Senatobia, Miss. Business SARAH FOSTER Sledge, Miss. Physical Education MIKE FRAKES Mariana, Ark. Agriculture OLIVIA F RAZER Tunica, Miss. Home Economics MICHAEL FREEMAN Lambert, Miss. English DANNY FREEZE Independence, Miss. Physical Education TOMMY GADD Hickory Flat, Miss. Business JOHN GIBSON Coldwater, Miss. Business MARTIN GONZALES Lambert, Miss. Education BUTCH GORDON Sardis, Miss. Physical Education EVELYN GURLEY Senatobia, Miss. Art TERRY GWIN Memphis, Tenn. Pre-Medicine BOB HARDY Memphis, Tenn. Business HILDA HARPER Jackson, Miss. Elementary Education CLIFTON HARRINGTON Mariana, Ark. Pharmacy LARRY HART Water Valley, Miss Business ophomores W 'firm X. 1 Milf? R r ls she? at 2, wWM,,,,,.,.. BILLY HASTY Byhalia, Miss. Business ROBERT HENDRIX Batesville, Miss. Education SHANDS HENSON Batesville, Miss. Pre-Medicine DEIDRA HILL Oxford, Miss. Sociology BARRY HOBSON Ashland, Miss. English JERRY HOLLEY Olive Branch, Miss. Automotive Technology RAYBURN HOOD Bruce, Miss. Automotive Technology KATHY HOUSE Olive Branch, Miss. Elementary Education MACK HOWELL Hickory Flat, Miss. Agricultural Education .RONNIE HUDSPETH Hickory Flat, Miss. Agricultural Education JACKIE HUDSON Hernando, Miss. General Business JOHN HUDSON Coldwater, Miss. Business LEE HUDSON Courtland, Miss. Liberal Arts SPENCER HUDSON Batesville, Miss. Pre-Pharmacy ophomores Will someone please confess? We iv -'Q' 'W' gfihw M?- 59 A A- 1-' A 1 egg f-1' . ' r A! 'Y f :Z71:1i .Sn .W ,, .Man 10' aww? f,, . ..f 1 . ---ci., Q, I f' ,f 9 AW, .2 5, M6 f Q2 ., - 4 11 X' 2 W ff' I ff f, , W , ,W ff ff M 227 .ff 4 if M . V. A . f A ,il 4' f 23 ' i, y 1 1 0 f 6 f 1 5 1' ,, i f ,W , A' 4 AYMQ f4?gv N4 Q VM vw: ,i 5, yd 'fy ff 1' 1 Q f 4? f 1 f 1 X 5 rosy f ff 1 0 'mm ,I .gs ffff sf f, ,ff 1,5 , ff, ,f'i5f'! ' ,f f 021 , W 2 , we by 4 -, -zf 4 ,Q ,sv Wg . 1.9 f 'fs .2 . ffqff, ,fx New ,vp -92 ew f 1' , w w-. A Q 2. SUE ANN HYDE Water Valley, Miss. Eletmentary Education DAVID JAMISON Independence, Miss. Automotive Technology RALPH JENKINS Marks, Miss. Accounting JULIAN JOHNSON S enatobia, Miss. Civil Technology SANDRA JOHNSON S enatobia, Miss. English BARRY JONES C offeeville, Miss. Business JOHNNY JONES Holly Springs, Miss. Physical Education LUCY JONES Coldwater, Miss. Music KENNY .IOSLIN Batesville, Miss. Agriculture AL KENNGOTT, IH Memphis, Tenn. Dramatics JANICE KEY Coldwater, Miss. Elementary Education JANIE KEY Horn Lake, Miss. Elementary Education MIKE KIDD Memphis, Tenn. Electronics .IIMMIE KILGORE Pope, Miss. Medical Technology E 1 ophomores You'1l be sorry tomorrow! L ,MDW 6'I JIMMY KOPF Senatobia, Miss. Engineering LARRY LANE Charleston, Miss. Agriculture CLAUDE LOCKE Byhalia, Miss. Liberal Arts MELTON LOFTIS Southhaven, Miss. Industrial Technology CHAD LONG Springfield, Ohio Pre-Medicine MIKE LYONS Nesbitt, Miss. Geology 'IUP- LARRY MALONE Bruce, Miss. Agricultural Education LESLIE MARTIN Sardis, Miss. Education OLLICE MASSENGILL Hickory Flat, Miss. Agricultural Education JUANITA MASSEY Coldwater, Miss. Business Education HARLON t MAUNEY Hernando, Miss. Drafting BILLY MCDANIEL Senatobia, Miss. Education LARRY McCACHREN Enid, Miss. Agricultural Education ROBERT McCLAFLIN Water Valley, Miss. General Business ophomores Just between the two o ii? qv?-+-v SUZAINNE MCNEIL Batesville, Miss. Business Education CLARA MILLS Courtland, Miss. Elementary Education CAROLYN MITCHELL Memphis, Tenn. Elementary Education CHARLES MITCHELL Holly Springs, Miss. Pre-Engineering KYLE MIZE Oxford, Miss. Salesmanship SHARON MIZE Oxford, Miss. Secretarial Science ,MAX 19 , f V 'S , v'i!5'5 upwa- Q' J. C. MORROW Holly Springs, Miss. Music CHARLES MOUGEY Sardis, Miss. History SHERRY MULLEN Mendenhall, Miss. Elementary Education MARTHA JEAN NABORS Tutwiler, Miss. Music Education CATHY NEWTON Senatobia, Miss. Pre-Med. BILL NORRIS Yocona, Miss. Pharmacy LINDA 0,BANNON Charleston, Miss. Liberal Arts LOIS ODUM Independence, Miss. Business Education ophomores The Northwest F h Wrws., arnily 65 BETTY 0'NEILL Marks, Miss. Elementary Education EDDIE OSBORNE Horn Lake, Miss. Liberal Arts JOHN OSBORNE Olive Branch, Miss. Electronics BILLY PARIS Clarksdale, Miss. Music Education BECKY PARKS Etta, Miss. Business BRAD PARSLEY Whitehaven, Tenn. Automotive Technology fr -IQi9W,...- Nh. ,ku QYWWWV RUSSELL PATTERSON Oxford, Miss. Music JUDY PENNINGTON Olive Branch, Miss. Elementary Education MERLE PENNINGTON Oxford, Miss. Business AMOS PERRETTE Southaven, Miss. Physical Education MARCEL PERRY Lambert, Miss. Business JOY PERSON Water Valley, Miss. Physical Education LINDA PHILLIPS Batesville, Miss. Music Education ROBERT PHHJLIPS Potts Camp, Miss. Automotive Technology ophomores You p-r-0-m-i-s-e you'll catch me? PATSY PIERCE Shelby, Miss. Business CHARLES PRATT Greenville, Miss. Business GERALD PORTER Batesville, Miss. Liberal Arts WFFMQSW CHARLES POWER Como, Miss. General Business GEORGE POWELL Byhalia, Miss. Y, Liberal Arts JOHNNIE POWELL Crenshaw, Miss. Business 67 EVERETTE REDD Strayhorn, Miss. Civil Technology JAMES REDDING Taylor, Miss. Automotive Technology JACKIE REID Como, Miss. Business JAMES RICHTER Horn Lake, Miss. Music WILLA RIKARD Pope, Miss. Business Education J ANYTH ROBERTSON Senatobia, Miss. Secretarial Education HENRY ROWLAND Hickory Flat, Miss. Electronics HAL SANDERS Marks, Miss. Pre-Veterinarian ' ophomores ,.,,,,, Altogether now, 1-2-3 'MN THERESA SANDERS Oxford, Miss. Secretarial Training JIMMY SARTAIN Water Valley, Miss. Music fig 'innny' 'GIG' LYNDA SAUNDERS Coldwater, Miss. Education JEAN SCOTT Hernando, Miss. Business Education KATHY SCRUGGS Independence, Miss. Math PAM SHARPSTON Byhalia, Miss. Elementary Education 'QB-am' ,mit Ts H-Qfm EULA SHAW Hernando, Miss. Elementary Education CHARLES SHIVE Eupora, Miss. Education SHERRY SIIVIPSON Charleston, Miss. Elementary Education TOMMY SIMPSON Ashland, Miss. Pre-Medicine EDDIE RAY SING Hernando, Miss. Business BRUCE SINQUEFIELD Senatobia, Miss. Business CHARLES SMITH Batesville, Miss. Business LARRY SMITH Sumner, Miss. Electronics ophomores Justa doing the Dog 71 GARY SPEARS Hernando, Miss. Drafting TOMMY STARKEY Memphis, Tenn. Drafting JERRY STARNES Whitehaven, Tenn. Drafting and Design VERNON STEVENSON Webb, Miss. Civil Technology SANDRA STEWARD Independence, Miss. Music DAVID STILL Batesville, Miss. Liberal Arts 'HM WWW- f SONNY STROUD Potts Camp, Miss. Civil Technology ROGER STURGIS Charleston, Miss. Agriculture CAROL SULLIVAN Hickory Flat, Miss. Elementary Education HAROLD SUMNERS Calhoun City, Miss. Music DWAIN SUTTON Batesville, Miss. Psysical Education MOTSY TAYLOR Pope, Miss. Art ROWDY TAYLOR Olive Branch, Miss. General Business ROBERT TILLMAN Whitehaven, Tenn. Drafting and Design ophomores Take me to your leader 73 BILL THOMPSON Ashland, Miss. Business JERRY THOMPSON Mt. Pleasant, Miss. Automotive Technology BOBBY THORNTON Sardis, Miss. Physical Education SAMMY UMBERGER Olive Branch, Miss. Automotive Technology PAUL UPCHURCH Walls, Miss. Science CLIFTON VALENTINE Slayden, Miss. Pre-Engineering was .i 1 , we b tw re . ' Q X' We JOHNNY WALKER Independence, Miss. Agriculture MERRITT WALKER Courtland, Miss. Business JOHNNY WALLACE Olive Branch, Miss. Electronics RANDY WALLACE Marks, Mississippi Engineering STANLEY WARD Ashland, Miss. Civil Technology NANCY WATKINS Holly Springs, Miss. Elementary Education TRUMAN WEATHERLY Potts Camp, Miss. Automotive Technology PAT WEBB Memphis, Tenn. Business ophomorcs I wouldnlt mind having THAT for Christmas E N.. hc 2: O '6 44 we lows, M-fl QXQ . W AQ A .Q , Q 9475 'HN Audi 'DW BOB WHITE Senatobia, Miss. Science DAVID WHITE Calhoun City, Miss. Management PATSY WILBORN Senatobia, Miss. Music Education ALBERT WILBOURN Water Valley, Miss. Physics RON NIE WILLIAMS Cord, Ark. Electronics DON WILSON Hickory Flat, Miss. Agricultural Education WW RAY WINKLER Memphis, Tenn. Drafting MARTHA L. WOODRUFF Batesville, Miss. Elementary Education BETTY WOODS Water Valley, Miss. Business Education DEAN WRIGHT Water Valley, Miss. Physical Education MARIE WYNNE Sumner, Miss. Secretarial Training KENNY YOUNGBLOOD Marks, Miss. Business i U l J i U 3 ! I F x x N 1 I 1 '1 Qi- wx 'G V95 171971 Freslz men Office rs PRESIDENT M------.---.-.L Nolan Mettetal VICE-PRESIDENT ..-.-.----.e- Hiram Sanders SECRETARY ,e-...-.Z...---...... Brenda Perkins TREASURER -.--ul-- ..- Sharon Twomey REPORTER .--- , - Jo Anna Ellis REPRESENTATIVES T0 STUDENT COUNCIL- Harold Hughes, Frances Johnson, Sharon Robinson 78 of 1965 NICHOLAS T. AKIN--Auto-Technology Ashland, Miss. CAROL G. ALDER, Liberal Arts Memphis, Tenn. ERMA FAYE ALLEN-Secretarial Training Water Valley, Miss. JANICE E. ALLEN-General Business Memphis, Tenn. TOMMY ALLEN-Technical Drawing Tunica, Miss. ELIZABETH SUE ANDREWS-General Business Marks, Miss. LINDA LEE ANDREWS-Two-Year Secretarial Training, Marks, Miss. JOEY M. ANGELO-Social Science, ' Memphis, Tenn. ALLEN C. ANTHONY-General Business Batesville, Miss. 1 CAROLYN ARMSTRONG-Secretarial Training Bruce, Miss. DONALD ASH-Auto Technology Potts Camp, Miss. MARY LUDIS ASH-Commercial Arts Holly Springs, Miss. BETTY JO ATKINSON-Elementary Education Water Valley, Miss. RAYMOND AUSTIN-Forestry Crowder, Miss. FANNY AUTRY-Forestry Hickory Flat, Miss. MARY AYERS-General Business Coffeeville, Miss. JIMMY AYERS-Electronics Hickory Flat, Miss. ALMA BAILEY-Elementary Education Calhoun City, Miss. FORKS- X ' .79 TGS 771971 BRENDA BAILEY-General Business Clarksdale, Miss. JERRY BAILEY-General Business Olive Branch, Miss. JUDY BAILEY-Secretarial Training Dundee, Miss. MARTHA BAILEY-Elementary Education Lambert, Miss. ROY JAMES BAILEY-Auto Technology Calhoun City. Miss. DANNY BAKER-Pre-Pharmacy Batesville, Miss. Giga.. euqqgww .94 BILL BAKER-Speech Horn Lake, Miss. DAVID BALL--Liberal Arts Houston, Texas MARY ANN BARNETT-Mathematics Sardis, Miss. CHARLIE BARRETT-General Business Horn Lake. Miss. CHARLES BARTON-Physical Education Oakland, Miss. EUGENE BEAIRD-Accounting Batesville, Miss. PAUL BEALE-General Business Byhalia, Miss. RAYMOND 'BELK-Accounting Batesville, Miss. BILLY BELL-General Business Courtland, Miss. JAMES BERRYHILL-Auto Technology Olive Branch, Miss. JAMES BAXTER BEVELL, Jr.-Physical Education Batesville, Miss. 80 LINDA BOLING-Journalism Senatobia, Miss. HENRY BOSWELL-Agriculture Mount Pleasant, Miss. BETTY ANN BOX-Two-Year Secretarial Training Bruce, Miss. BRINKLEY BOYLES-Education Batesville, Miss. DIAN BRAND-Secretarial Training Calhoun City, Miss. BRENDA BRANNON-Business Scobey, Miss. LOUISE BRASHER-Liberal Arts Charleston, Miss. LLOYD BREEDLOVE-Business Ashland, Miss. STEVE BREWER-Auto Technology Denmark, Miss. N. S. BREWER-Auto Technology Denmark, Miss. BILLY BRIGHT-Accounting Batesville, Miss. BETTY BRISCOE-Home Economics, Oxford, Miss. ml of 1965 MAX BILLINGSLEY-Auto Technology Senatobia, .lMiss. MALCOLM BTRDSONG-Salesmanship Lambert, Miss. SCOTT BLACKWOOD-Business Batesville, Miss. KENNETH BLOODWORTH-Agriculture Charleston, Miss. THOMAS BOBO-Physical Education Calhoun City, Miss. JUDY BOLDEN-History Holly Springs, Miss. .W 81 TGS 771271 CHARLES BROCK-Physical Education Tunica, Miss. PAUL BROOME-Pre-Med. Kansas City, Missouri MARIANNE BROWER-Secretarial Training Charleston, Miss. MACK BROWN-Business Water Valley, Miss. ED BROWN-Math Eng. Memphis, Tenn. JIMMY BROWN-Liberal Arts Pope, Miss. 82 MARION BROWN-Med Tec. Crenshaw, Miss. SARAH BROWN-Math Batesville, Miss. JUDY BRYANT-Business Pittsboro, Miss. BEBE BRYANT-Elementary Education Calhoun City, Miss. BOBBY BUNKLEY-Physical Education Olive Branch, Miss. SANDRA BURDISON-Pre-Med. Tunica, Miss. CHARLES BURKS-Science Senatobia, Miss. FRANK BUSBY-Business Tunica, Miss. DEAN BYRD-Business Independence Miss. LAWRENCE BYRD-Pre Vet. Ashland, Miss. VIRGINIA CALLICUTT-Music Senatobia, Miss. BILL CAMP-Business Water Valley, Miss. saws., RONNIE CHANCE-Engineering Crenshaw, Miss. JANICE CHAPMAN-Sec. Edu. Horn Lake, Miss. ROD CHILDRESS-Pre Vet. Water Valley, Miss. JIMMY CHILDS-Accounting Batesville, Miss. LARRY CHRESTMAN-Pre Vet. Crowder, Miss. JOHN CHRIST-Music Sardis, Miss. JOHNNY CHRISTY-Accounting Holly Springs, Miss. JANE CLARK-Art Coffeeville, Miss. ROGER CLEMONS-Accounting Senatobia, Miss. CHARLES COBB-Auto Technology Batesville, Miss. PERKINS COCHRAN-Liberal Arts Senatobia, Miss. BOBBY COKER-Accounting. Water Valley, Miss. of IQO5 BOBBY CARLISLE-History Batesville, Miss. BRENDA CARROLL-Sec. Edu. Memphis, Tenn. MARTHA CARROLL-Journalism Water Valley, Miss. CAROL ANN CARVER-Bus. Edu. Senatobia, Miss. LARRY CARVER-Agriculture Batesville, Miss. MARY CHAMBERLAIN-Secretarial Hernando, Miss. 83 VQS 771911 AUDREY COLEMAN-Secretarial Training Marks, Miss. PEGGY CONRAD-General Business Holly Springs, Miss. SISSY COOPER-Secondary Education Sledge, Miss. JOHN CORLEY-Auto Technology Tunica, Miss. ROBERT CORLEY-Auto Technology Tunica, Miss. WENDELL COUCH-Engineering Hernando, Miss. ALAN COVINGTON--Auto Technology Calhoun City, Miss. BONNIE COX-Elementary Education Water Valley, Miss. . Y f SZ ' sz , . Q . GNT S. ik .vw '? kwin: 'f7g, gv' 84 SHARON COX-General Business Marks, Miss. LOUIS CRAIG-Education Senatobia, Miss. GARLAND CRAWFORD--Drafting Horn Lake, Miss. SUE CRAWFORD-Secretarial Training Senatobia, Miss. A. B. CROFFORD-Mathematics Sledge, Miss. BARBARA CROUCH-Business and Secretarial Training, Batesville, Miss. CHARLES CROW-General Business Tutwiler, Miss. KENNY DANCY-General Business Hernando, Miss. A RITA DANIEL-Liberal Arts Senatobia, Miss. GORDON DARBY-Art Marks, Miss. ll l I 5 5 of 1965 BILLY DARBY-Liberal Arts Pope, Miss. SARA DAVIS-General Business Walls, Miss. HARRIET DEEPEDEN-General Business Bruce, Miss. JANICE DEMPSEY-Liberal Arts Byhalia, Miss. ,.: .,.. ....,,..,, Qi A N JESSE DENTON--Engineering fi ' Y' Senatobia, Miss. :-- -,..-.. , . E '. : iw' Tunica, Miss. if sis ,lei X W? Q f bw ' N x . l s I LARRY DHORITY-Electronics t Senatobia, Miss. , KEN DICKSON-Music 2 Augusta, Georgia ANITA DORRIS-Secretarial Training I Water Valley, Miss. 2 S BILLY Jo DORRIS-General Business Water Valley, Miss. i BILL DROKE-Drafting A Whitehaven, Miss. A CLAUDE VERNON DUKE, JR.-Electronics Marks, Miss. JO DULANY-Education A Batesville, Miss. I JUDY DUNAWAY-General Business Senatobia. Miss H LINDA DUNN-Secretarial Training Potts Camp, Miss. I, . .., , .,. 1 l . ROBERT EASLEY-Mathematics Vardaman, Miss. APRIL EATMAN-Pre-Veterinary Oxford, Miss. SHIRLEY EDLIN-Elementary Education Holly Springs, Miss. N ii ' K ff5':32 b :main . :E I ' af 7 5157555 15? I spew--ws - r. NEWQ, .V .... sl, I-if ' .' In 'Pi'-,, T-M ' 155:-EQ A .4 ,A - 75: ' M':' of 1 4 . , , ., ii 'A X A 3'-Ffh. X Q 'N , 'NM Q X ,A x 4 Q? .:.'q,',:, :::,:.i. VM X Xw X , 1 . 'Y Q Xi - TQSII 771271 WAYNE ELDER-General Business Olive Branch, Miss. JOANNA ELLIS-General Business Memphis, Tenn. CARRY EMBRY-General Business Coldwater, Miss. GWEN EVANS-Art Hernando, Miss. HORACE EVERETT-Liberal Arts Coffeeville, Miss. TERRY FARMER-Engineering Senatobia, Miss. JOHN FAULKNER-History Batesville, Miss. SANDRA FERGUSON--General Business Marks, Miss. SHIRLY FERGUSON-Medical Technology Hernando, Miss. BILLY FIELDER-Liberal Arts Coffeeville, Miss. DON FINNEY-Zoology Batesville, Miss. DONNA FLAKE-Liberal Arts Marks, Miss. SAM FLINT-Pre-Engineering Senatobia, Miss. JUDY FLYNN-Elementary Education Nesbitt, Miss. PAUL FLYNN-Pre-Engineering Senatobia, Miss. CAROL FORD-Pre-Nursing Water Valley, Miss. WALLACE FORTNER-General Business Lambert, Miss. VIRGINIA FRANKS-Secretarial Training Coldwater, Miss. .slam RICK GANT-Liberal Arts Como, Miss. NED GARNER-General Business Memphis, Tenn. MITCHELL GARRARD-Education Vance, Miss. FRANK GARRETT-Pre-Medicine ' Senatobia, Miss. LARRY GEAN-General Business Water Valley, Miss. ROBERT GIBSON-General Business Senatobia, Miss. BOBBY GLOVER-General Business Sledge, Miss. JAMES DAVID GORDON-General Business Sardis, Miss. RICHARD GORMAN-General Business Sledge, Miss. ELEANOR GRAHAM-Education Independence, Miss. TERESA GRAVES-Secretarial Training Ashland, Miss. CAROLYN GRAY-Secretarial Training Charleston, Miss. of 1905 LEE FULMER-General Business Como, Miss. TOMMY GAD-General Business Hickory Flat, Miss. PATSY GAINES-Elementary Education Batesville, Miss. RUTH GALLAGHER-History Holly Springs, Miss. SELWIN GAMBLE-General Business Senatobia, Miss. PATSY GANT-Elementary Education Sardis, Miss. Q x 1 va 4 e ' vw 'S' y e be : 'Q Q x at . Q w 3 I iw sizfzfy . . -f A , ..,..... I... . ! 87 S 3 y f 5? ,, 0 Q ,A 1 DAVID GRAY-General Business Memphis, Tenn. JIMMY GREEN-Education Hernando, Miss. BOBBY GREER-Liberal Arts Hickory Flat, Miss. FRANK GREER-Engineering Holly Springs, Miss. ANNETTE GRIMES-Liberal Arts Sardis, Miss. VQS 771271 LINDA GRINDER-General Business Memphis, Tenn. ..,. vm ab? 'WN Vx BARBARA HALE-Secretarial Training Sledge, Miss. LINDA HALES-Secondary Education Marks, Miss. DAVID HALL-General Business Pope, Miss. LARRY HANEY-Civil Technology Batesville, Miss. MELBA HARDIN-Business Education Calhoun, Miss. WILLIAM HARDEN-Drafting Hernando, Miss. DON HARDING-Agriculture Water Valley,. Miss. ROSE MARIE HARMON-Elementary Vardaman, Miss. JIM HARPOLE-Pre-Engineering Sledge, Miss. RONNIE HARPOLE-Electronics Sledge, Miss. MICKEY HARRIS-Education Lambert, Miss. ROLINE HARRIS-History Senatobia, Miss. Education ,Z W as 'E o 'xv ff ...si . s W Q? 425. , is S 4 X, LAURA HAWKINS-Music Pope, Miss. ALICE FAYNE HAYLES-Secretarial Training Water Valley, Miss. ANDY HAYNES-Liberal Arts Lambert, Miss. RAY HAYNES-Civil Engineering ' Oakland, Miss. ROBERT HAYNES-Engineering Sardis, Miss. EDMOND HELLUM-Engineering Bruce, Miss. RANDY HENDRIX--Social Science Batesville, Miss. WILLA HERRON-Elementary Education Batesville, Miss. LINDA HILL-Elementary Education Webb, Miss. RUSSELL HILLEN-Drafting, Southhaven, Miss. MARTHA HOBBS-Secretarial Training Southhaven, Miss. CHRIS HOLLEY-Psychology- Olive Branch, Miss. of 1965 JOHNNIE SUE HARRISON-Secretarial Training Coffeeville, Miss. MARY LOU HARRISON-Liberal Arts Senatobia, Miss. HAROLD HARTLY-Auto Technology Memphis, Tenn. ROY HARTZELL-Agriculture Batesville, Miss. SANDRA HARTZELL--General Business Batesville, Miss. JERRY HASSELMAN-Education Holly Springs, Miss. v ,. .-.,:',., 4 , A ' A , MS' ww Q to E? 4 W . S 2 ,W we Q 5 ' f mt. 89 . Ii A 2 Q . 1 YI:-. W my Y . s . -.:.4:'i W x :Q..,,Yx -'mm-V -:Q TGS 771271 .IERRY HOLLEY-Auto Technology Olive Branch, Miss. GENORA HOLLOWAY-Secretarial Training Water Valley, Miss. GEORGE HOLLOWELL-Pre-Engineering Water Valley, Miss. PATTY HOLMES-Liberal Arts Kilmichael, Miss. FRANK HOUCK-Pre-Engineering Holly Springs, Miss. ANNIS HOUSE-Art Collierville, Tenn. Qi 90 GEORGE HOUSTON-General Agriculture Webb, Miss. CHARLES HOWE-Pre-Engineering Bruce, Miss. DALE HOWE-General Business Arkabutla, Miss. SUE HUBBARD-Elementary Pope, Miss. Education JACKIE HUDSPETH-Elementary Education Tunica, Miss. LIBBY HUDSPETH-Education Sarah, Miss. JIMMY HUFFSTATLER-Drafting Independence, Miss. HAROLD HUGHS-Physical Education Lambert, Miss. LYNN HUTCHINSON-Music. Hernando, Miss. HELEN HURDLE-Education Holly Springs, Miss. BETTY IVY-Liberal Arts Water Valley, Miss. CHARLES JACKSON-Liberal Como, Miss. Arts U J i l x ll li i l l - l P '4 Ii Q l 1 -5 35 5 I 1 l I r J ll ! I J l L l l .W W Q? of 1065 HARRY JACKSON-Liberal Arts Sledge, Miss. LINDA JAMES--General Business Clarksdale, Miss. TOMMY JAMISON-Drafting Q WANDA JOHNSON-Secretarial Training Crenshaw, Miss. SHERRY JONES-Business Education Tutwiler, Miss. ANN JONES-Secretarial Training Sledge, Miss. SUE JOYNER-Liberal Arts Byhalia, Miss. PHIL KARR-Agriculture Mt. Pleasant, Miss. BILLY KELSEY-Education Collierville, Tenn. MIKE KELLY-General Business Hernando, Miss. JEFF KENDRICK-Civil Technology Hernando, Miss. DANNY KENNEDY-Enineering Hickory Flat, Miss. JIMMY KICKER-Auto Technology Hernando, Miss. BOBBY KNIGHT-Physical Education Southhaven, Miss. BARBARA KNIGHT-Physical Education Oxford, Miss. Independence, Miss. JULIA JAUDON-General Business Batesville, Miss. HAROLD JERNIGAN-Engineering Hernando, Miss. FRANCIS JOHNSON-Liberal Arts Olive Branch, Miss. y 4' rm , 1 ffffgwfsga Q We B gif? K Q. M Q. af' .5 P-2 itiflif' ' ,I S. 5, , . Ziiii , Qg,a.,, We 'f Q R ve Q X Mews at f xxx Q X32 5 . . K .. 4- Ag. . I it es as X I . V I z' , ,. , as 5. I. ne - g'f5,5:5:5:5:s 55 5 WW 'VN Q si 2 . ' 9 Q fd N 3'1 srl A Q X 'QW Q x N 3 Q L. ws' .A -A 5555s355s5z55:51Gs . x aww an f-1 , l VQS 771972 RONALD KONERSMANN-Drafting Senatobia, Miss. SANDRA KOONCE-General Business Coffeeville, Miss. REBECCA LANGSTON-Secretarial Training Oxford, Miss. TOMMY LATIMER-Agriculture Thyatira, Miss. DAVID LAUDERDALE-Pre-Engineering Hernando, Miss. SANDRA LAUGHLIN-Accounting Sara, Miss. 92 EDDIE LEE-General Business Byhalia, Miss. JULIA LE MASTER-Secretarial Training Batesville, Miss. EDDIE LEWIS-Pre-Engineering Senatobia, Miss. DENNIS LIGHTSEY-Physical Education Batesville, Missf BILLY LIPSCOMB-Physical Education Como, Miss. LYNN LITTLEJOHN-Music Coldwater, Miss. LARRY LONG-Agriculture Bruce, Miss. EDDIE LONG-Agriculture Bruce, Miss. GARY LOONEY-Electronics Olive Branch, Miss. NEH. LOVELADY-Auto Technology Oxford, Miss. JOHN LUCADO-Pharmacy Coldwater, Miss. JUDY McATEE-:Business DREW, MISS. 'W' 1 1 wyrsf' LINDA McCULLOUGH-Liberal Arts Coldwater, Miss. JUNE MCDANIEL-Education Senatobia, Miss. ROBERT McDANIEL-Civil Technology Taylor, Miss. MARY McEWEN-Medical Technology Coldwater, Miss. ' HILDA McHANN-English Jackson, Miss. WILLIAM McINTOSH-General Business. Olive Branch, Miss. JOAN McMINN-Education Water Valley, Miss. KENNETH MCNEIL-Salesmanship Lambert, Miss. BETTY McKIBBEN-Accounting Bruce, Miss. THOMAS MACLIN-Accounting Grand Junciton, Tenn. BILLY MANN-Engineering Bruce, Miss. JAN MANN-Liberal Arts Horn Lake, Miss. of 1965 JAN McBRIDE-Elementary Education Sardis, Miss. SUSAN McBROOM-Home Economics Batesville, Miss. JERRY McCARSON-Liberal Arts Horn Lake, Miss. JEAN McCLURE-Elementary Education Batesville, Miss. BILLY McCOWN-Agriculture Batesville, Miss. SUSAN McCULLY-Secretarial Training Hernando, Miss. ff Em sr i N e Q. gf, 5' A ,, if WM, if 93 'lfwmw-f frm' 'sr 'Fir VQS 771211 JIM MARSH-Drafting Memphis, Tenn. BOB MAUGHAN-Electrical Technology Senatobia, Miss. GILL MAUK-Auto Technology Hernando, Miss. DANNY MAX-Engineering Covington, Tenn. KAY MAY-Elementary Education Batesville, Miss. ROBERT MEACHAM-Auto Technology Batesville, Miss. ' A ,,. A- . -r ye 5. 1 -9 BRENDA MEEKS-Liberal Arts Senatobia, Miss. TOMMY MERRIMAN-General Business Sardis, Miss. NOLAN METTETAL-Entomology Batesville, Miss. TRINA MEURRIER-General Business Batesville, Miss. MIKE MILAM-General Business Sledge, Miss. ANNIE RUTH MILLER-Secretarial Training Horn Lake, Miss. LEIGHTON MILLER-Acconmting Clarksdale, Miss. NANCY MHJLER-Secretarial Training Coffeeville, Miss. MEDA MILLICAN-Elementary Education Olive Branch, Miss. MIKE MILLS-Accounting Horn Lake, Miss. JANET MILLS-Secretarial Training, Horn Lake, Miss. PAT MINGA--Liberal Arts Como, Miss. sh l SHEILA MURCHISON-Elementary Education Como, Miss. KENNETH NAIL-Pre-Engineering Batesville, Miss. BETH NEAL-General Business Batesville, Miss. CARLTON NEAL-Auto Technology , Independence, Miss. KAY NEWBERRY-Business Administration Olive Branch, Miss. FAY NEWBERRY-General Business . Olive Branch, Miss. MARSHALL NORMAN-Accounting Hernando, Miss. CHARLES NORWOOD-General Business Water Valley, Miss. GENE NORWOOD-Civil Technology Hernando, Miss. WILLIAM OLIPHANT-Liberal Arts Water Valley, Miss. RITA PARKER-General Business Bruce, Miss. BILL PARNELL-History Holly Springs, Miss. 0 1965 DEWARD MITCHELL-Liberal Arts Batesville, Miss. MARTHA MITCHELL-Elementary Education Vardaman, Miss. JAMES MOORE-General Business Crowder, Miss. ROYAL MOREHEAD-General Business Marks, Miss. JAMES MORRIS-General Business Olive Branch, Miss. LINDA MORROW-General business Batesville, Miss. '95 UW- L 1'QS 171911 PAT PEARCE-Elementary Education Memphis, Tenn. DEE PEDEN-General Business Bruce, Miss. JOHNNY PENN IN GTON-Pre-Law Stover, Miss. BRENDA PERKINS-Elementary Education Batesville, Miss. LUTHER PERKINS-Pharmacy Horn Lake, Miss. PORTER PERKINS-Auto Technology Independence, Miss. 10-.' If 55. -Sgr, i Your 96 .L A WALLY PERMENTER-Engineering Batesville, Miss. ANNETTE PETTY-Secretarial Training Oxford, Miss. DIANNE PIERCE-Art Coldwater, Miss. JIMMY PIERCE-General Business Marks, Miss. JUDY PIERCE-Secretarial Training Horn Lake, Miss. LINDA PINION-Music Lambert, Miss. HARRY PITCOCK-General Business Batesville, Miss. JEANNIE POLLAN-Elementary Education Crenshaw, Miss. BILL POORE-Pre-Law Tunica, Miss. BOB PORTER-Industrial Technology Memphis, Tenn. MARY POSS-Secretarial Training Hernando, Miss. GEORGE POWELL-Liberal Arts Byhalia, Miss. . Q 'ea I V4 wi9 We C 5 PAULINE RAMSEY-Liberal Arts Water Valley, Miss. ROBERT RASCO-Physical Education Horn Lake, Miss. FRANKLIN RAY-Accounting Tunica, Miss. CAROLYN REDD-Secretarial Training' Como, Miss. GERALD REGAL-Mathematics Marks, Miss. PAT REID-Music Oxford, Miss. LARRY RENO-General Business Water Valley, Miss. YVONNE RESPRESS-General Business Crowder, Miss. PATRICIA RHODES-General Business Holly Springs, Miss. FRED RIALES-Art Sardis, Miss. ROSIE RICE-General Business Sledge, Miss. LLOYD ROBERTS-Art Enid, Miss. of 1965 JOHNNIE POWELL-General Business Crenshaw, Miss. LINDA POWELL-Home Economics Independence, Miss. JIM PROCTOR-General Business Glendora, Miss. MARGARET PUCKET-Elementary Education Clarksdale, Miss. OTTO PUDER-Drafting Holly Springs, Miss. LINDA RAMAGE--Physical Education Derma, Miss. S We 97 VQS 771271 JEAN ROBERSON--General Business Batesville, Miss. SHARON ROBINSON--Liberal Arts Marks, Miss. SHELLY ROBINSON-Liberal Arts Marks, Miss. RALPH ROCHELLE-A-Music Holly Springs, Miss. FRANK ROMBERGER--Psychology Water Valley, Miss. BETTY ROSS-Elementary Education Olive Branch, Miss. Fife E -V,,a'-V f - - if ' 1A.V wr-w...4 4 Y 98 .aw was ,. CHARLIE ROSS-Salesmanship Tutwiler, Miss. BILL ROSS--General Business Water Valley, Miss. SYLVIA ROTENBERRY-Business Education Taylor. Miss. JAMIE RUSSELL-General Business Collierville, Tenn. DOUGLAS RUTH-Civil Technology Calhoun City, Miss. EARL RUTH-Auto Technology Bruce, Miss. DANNY RUTHERFORD-Engineering Hernando, Miss. WILLIAM RUTHERFORD--Liberal Arts Water Valley. Miss. HIRAM SANDERS-Physical Education Senatobia, Miss. LINDA SANDERS-Pre-Pharmacy Oxford, Miss. RONNIE SANDERS--Auto Technology Potts Camp, Miss. SHIRLEY SANSON-Home Economics Water Valley, Miss. 'wifwm OZELL SCOTT-Business Education Hernando, Miss. CHARLES SCRUGGS-Education, Dundee, Miss. DON SEWELL-Business Education Senatobia, Miss. QUINDLE MAE SEXTON-Nine Months Secretarial Training, Crenshaw, Miss. BETTY SHEFFIELD-Elementary Education Calhoun City DAN SHELTON-Drafting Marks, Miss. MATTIE SHEPERD-Elementary Education Tunica, Miss. OTEY SHERMAN-Business Charleston, Miss. CAROLYN SHIPLEY-Business Education Independence, Miss. GERALD SHOOK--General Business Charleston, Miss. JUANITA SIMMONS-Secretarial Training Batesville, Miss. SAM J. SIMMONS-Pre-Law Grenada, Miss. of 1905 RAFAEL SANTAMARIA-Engineering Ashland, Miss. BARBARA SAUNDERS-Business Memphis, Tenn. BOBBY SAVAGE-Business Coldwater, Miss. DOUG SCOTT-Auntomotive Technology Hernando, Miss. GRANVILLE 'UNC' SCOTT--Liberal Arts Memphis, Tenn. JOHNNY SCOTT-Liberal Arts Independence, Miss. .yjggx ws , Q sz' refefzzw., ' fi . . A- f L ' 4 1 ' 751 A . 'iw 5 -3..- A lv. x ' 21- ' . ,. .MV 2. . - 99 Qs-A wvweww' ,, -at 1 1'QS LARRY SIMPSON-Pre-Engineering Ashland. Miss. GERALD SINQUEFIELD-Pre-Pharmacy Walls. Miss. MATT SISSON-Pre-Law Memphis, Tenn. PATSY SLEDGE-Elementary Education Senatobia. Miss. JUDY SMART-Speech Senatobia. Miss. BARBARA SMITH-Elementary Education Water Valley. Miss. 'kwa- q4ps.d.,..A .lS.' ,,-.... K ls A .el 771971 il .evwg BETSY SMITH-History, Independence, Miss. SUE SMITH-Business Sumner, Miss. JAMES SMH H-Agriculture Webb. Miss. SHERRY SMITH-Education Olive Branch, Miss. SYLVIA SMITH-Intensive Secretarial Training Yocona, Miss. JOE SNIDER-Industrial Technology Senatobia, Miss. JIMMIE SOWELL-Civil Technology Senatobia. Miss. MARTHA SOWELI.f-Business Education Independence. Miss. PEGGY SOWELL-Secretarial Training Independence, Miss. RALPH SPEARS-Civil Technology Hernando, Miss. CYN l'HlA SPENCER-Liberal Arts Tunica, Miss. .IOHN SPROLES-Accounting Minter City. Miss. QW SML' it . ia. fe: 'WE' CAROL STONE-Business Education Bay St. Louis, Miss. BILLY STRIBLING-Engineering Water Valley, Miss. JOEL SURRETT-Agriculture Water Valley, Miss. BETH TAMKE-Pre-Medicine Senatobia, Miss. GARY TATUM-General Business, Charleston, Miss. KAY TAYLOR--Business Education Senatobia, Miss. PATRICIA TAYLOR-General Business Webb, Miss. PAULA TAYLOR-Secretarial Training Batesville, Miss. PAT TEWELL-General Business Batesville, Miss. ANN THOMAS-Home Economics Horn Lake, Miss. SHEILA THOMAS-Beneral Business Water Valley, Miss. FERRELL THOMASON-Auto Technology Senatobia, Miss. 0 1965 SPEEDY SPURGE-Education Water Valley, Miss. RONNIE STATEN-Pre-Medicine Charleston, Miss. RAYMOND STEELE-Pre-Pharmacy Water Valley, Miss. JEAN STEVENS--Commercial Arts Byhalia, Miss. DANNY STEWART-Education Bruce, Miss. DANNY ST. JOHN-Auto Technology Byhalia, Miss. diff '. W, , . Y .5 33 7 , .Q IO! in-H PGS 771271 CAMMIE THORTON-Business Education Courtland. Miss. DANA THORNTON-Secretarial Training Tunica, Miss. LARRY TIDWELL-Social Science Batesville, Miss. LARRY TIMS-Pre-Pharmacy Batesville, Miss. JERRY TINKLE-Accounting Hernando, Miss. BILLY TODD-General Business Coldwater, Miss. KAY TUBBS-Education Webb, Miss. MARY ANN TUBBS-General Business Sardis, Miss. JAMES TURNER-General Business Sledge, Miss. KAY TYLER-Elementary Education Water Valley, Miss. SHARON TWOMEY-Elementary Education Whitehaven, Miss. BONNIE VALENTINE-Two-Year Secretarial Training-Slayden, Miss. DAVID VANCE-Engineering, Batesville, Miss. PAT VAUGH-Elementary Education Lake Comorant, Miss. HAROLD VINCENT-Art Byhalia, Miss. JESSE WADDEL-Accounting Marks, Miss. CORRINE WALDRIP-Secretarial Science Hernando. Miss. ELWIN WALKER-Physical Education Senatobia, Miss. KWWL 102 HARRY WARD-Business Ashland, Miss. JIM WATSON-Music Key West, Florida . DAVID WHALEN-Business Senatobia, Miss. ALLEN WHITE-Business Marks, Miss. MAXINE WHITE-Business Potts Camp, Miss. JERRY WHITE-Auto Technology Como, Miss. WILEY WHITE-Business Olive Branch, Miss. VERNA WHITTEN-Business Charleston, Miss. BEN WILLIAMS-Auto Technology Olive Branch. Miss. CHRISTINE WILLIAMS-Pre-Nursing Coffeeville, Miss. JAMES PAUL WILLIAMS-Music Charleston, Miss. KATHY WILLIAMS-Physical Education Potts Camp, Miss. of IQ65 JOHNNY WALKER-Agriculture Independence, Miss. RITA WALKER-Secretarial Training Independence, Miss. BILLY WALKER-Liberal Arts Byhalia, Miss. SHERYL WALLACE-Elementary Education Independence, Miss. SANDRA WALLER-Music Crowder, Miss. SANDRA WALTERS-Nine Months Secretarial Training-Calhoun City, Miss. 103 PQS 171971 MARY ANN WILLIAMS-Elementary Education Horn Lake, Miss. GUYTON WILLIAMS-Automotive Technology Ashland, Miss. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS-Secretarial Training Holly Springs, Miss. FRANKLIN WILLIS-Business Charleston, Miss. ALICE WILLIS-Business Charleston, Miss. BOBBY WILSON-Engineering, Southaven, Miss. -qs aw.. !Mx 4 1? 104 DALE WILSON-Mathematics Hickory Flat, Miss. LUTHER WINTERS-Business Como, Miss. NANCY WILSON-Business Lake Cormorant, Miss. WILLIAM T. WILSON-Auto Technology Ashland, Miss. DAVID WITHERS-Liberal Arts Tunica. Miss. MRS. MARVIN WOLFE-Nine Months Secretarial Course-Coldwater, Miss. ROY WOOTEN-Business Nesbit, Miss. THOMAS WOOTEN-Auto Technology Senatobia, Miss. VICTOR WYATT-Business Lake Comorant, Miss. DAVID WYLIE-Business Olive Branch, Miss. GEORGE XIDARIS-Pre-Med. Water Valley, Miss. BONNIE YOUNG-Business Holly Springs, Miss. 0 1965 PERRY YOUNG 'Engineering will 4? LUV1 Holly Springs, Miss. Typical Beauties of Freshman Day Is this a Voodoo ritual or a marriage proposal? Maybe it's only a freshman ritual. 0 Xu Cosmetology VNNQW MYRTLE BREWER Sledge, Miss. LYNDA BOSS Crenshaw, Miss. JUDY CORRERO Greenwood, Miss. WWW ,..,..,...,, If SHELIA KING Vance, Miss. SISSY McGEE Pope, Miss. PEGGY PATRICK Arkabutla, Miss. SARAH ABNER Oakland, Miss. MARY LEE AKINS Senatobia, Miss. HILDA ALDY South Haven, Tenn. J ANIE GREER Independence, Miss. BARBARA HARRIS Hernando, Miss. SANDRA KIMBRELL Beulah, Miss. 6 'I' Q 6 if M r u if 5 141 PAT RIKARD Pope, Miss. JERRY THAGGARD Senatobia, Miss. VENEA LOU TUTOR Water Valley, Miss. si if is M . ..,,,,, A Y 3.. 5 V , K U' W s VM, ,mf , . v , 'Q 'fl 1 R s 3, 5, i zz Mi W ,Sw 5 X- s ix was . R We as JW 'f' , ,... , . ww- - M'---. ' W1 f Q ll-X 'W 2 -A -'W .d ' - Q, Q lf ,MQ WM ,WM W -J-U 1UIA 'ftfndl an i Q of P K QW W f N? 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'xi' Av QS? -I QN sung' MA -AM QW PRESIDENT? DAVID STILL VICE-PRESIDENT: MARTHA LYNN WOODRUFF First write-in candidate to be elected to First C09d t0 be elected vice-president this position of the student council. Sfuoleni Counm FIRST SEMESTER SECRETARY: SECOND SEMESTER SECRETARY: CAROLYN MITCHELL LYNDA SAUNDERS AN 5 2 '22 W TREASURER: GALE FAULKNER REPORTER: CATHY NEWTON 4 PARLIAMENTARIAN: BILLY PARIS E, 21 i 1 We re Plzi Tlzeta Kappa This non-secret honorary society was developed to promote leadership, scholarship, and fellowship among the students of the campus. Members must possess recognized qualities of character and leadership and must be within the upper scholastic 10 per cent of the regularly enrolled students. OFFICERS President as .ass Carolyn Mitchell Vice President s a -a a Robert White Secretary so-cs. M cc- a- Pat Berryhill Treasurer --.--- Sandra Johnson Reporter do ow, Charles Mougey fm 2, Ve, .,.. ,f interest an social science to honor sfudenis who have excelled In a comprehen sive program of social studies and to confer awards upon citizens who have made contributions to the social sciences President Vice President Secretary ...T-.- Treasurer 1-. Reporter -...--.-. ? Pllf Befa Lamlva ' OFFICERS President Jim D055 The Phi Beta Lamba is the Northwest Chapter Vice President -l.1 Betty Box of the Future Business Leaders of America. Secretary -ill Bonnie Ferrell Treasurer -,- . Jackie Reed Pat Webb Frankhn Ray Jim Doss-State F. B. L. A. President YQ? l i P l l s v 4. 5 Christian Fellowship is a combination of all the religious sects on Northwest campus. r ' 4 . . ,, .-.mr vas, f .Hs . ,uw ,i 7,0 ... iv' b , O.,-Fm-, 1 l President f-- Martha Lynn Woodruff l Vice President .,,,.- Clara Mills l Q Secretary --1-- Brenda Crump Reporter -M--A Mary Lou Davidson E Bapfisi Sfuclenf Un ion President ..- --- Lucy Jones Publicity Chairman - Becky Parks Vice President - Mary Ann Barnett Bonnie Ferrell Secretary ..---- Willa Rikard Music Chairman - Tommy Carpenter Devotional Chairman - Kathy Newton Enlistment Chairman - Sharon Mize Social Chairman Q. Hilda Harper Co-Enlistment Ch'n - Larry Bratton Freshman Representative -ul-11 Donna Flake Sophomore Representative ..i Brenda Crump Wesiey Founalafion The Wesley Foundation is the Methodist organization for college students and works in very close cooperation with the local church. OFFICERS President M.,..---.-- Vice Pres. la, Secretary ---e-W---3t Kay Newberry Treasurer aP..--T.-- Charles Burkes Reporter ---W--c-H-s Karen Dickey Representatives M ---- M-- --- Clara Mills th.. Betty 0'Neill Lutricia Rhodes Russell Patterson , -t. ii: X, s CZIUVCZI of Clzrisf YOlflfil Group OFFICERS President s---- Tommy Simpson Vice Pres. Ei- Stanley Ward Secretary - Martha Lynn Woodruff Treasurer - Betty Woods Representative -- Patsy Wilborn Reporter .rl Barbara Knight .5 , X f K N-. - V VB? Vlce Pres Secretary Treasurer Reporter Pres. -...t 5 ,::,,,j 4.2 Z4-1 'Ms J M737'7 A' wmv f 1 ,K ff -,xy-L....,lAq.-:.f3, , 31' , 4 'V43 v fzwik , ,1 ,V Xf'55gf.v , 3 V z 6 fm A WM? 1- 3,1 A f 5' 4 '02 ,3 'f f ff? ff Q2 :Q I N1 4 Z 2 'fu . Q-My , 1 M ji' H ,Z mmamm , Wil ,A A A , Q, J ZW ' vm- yr 5 ' , 5 ,+ H 61 5 , 'S Zi ' 1 4 ff K tm if I 1 W as , F? , 1 D Q 4 VW.. 1. ...,, Wfv 1 .1 I -N MVK: x 4 2 ESQM-Q' N, 55-2551? i I V 35,.4w ' AW ' 3 95 '. fi: 321: If-7 ' '- w J v 1 2 N 4 1 A M W 1 ES? if nj '39 Wifi 9 X Q gg? 5 2: W Q ,x .Z e 25' S :gg ,2 :iw if , 3 Q , 4,2 W? 1 Q Q., I , 51, 610' . x.,, a Q ' , X f Q? 5 ,S m 0 9 ff , Q eff C, x K 4 4 , 4 Q. S- l Q l S fs Q , W X? 5 K v , 'Xp Q x -1 , i - Q The Cosmetology Club alms to achieve knowledge which through training and practice may lead to success This group of gurls, under the able guidance of Mrs. Lois Horton, learns skulls and their applications an haur styling OFFICERS Pres. ...ik Jerry Thaggard Vice Pres. -Le. Hilda Aldy Secretary 1-.- Louise Sealy Treasurer Historian - Linda Bross h Pat Rikard Representative ,.- Barbara Harris OFFICERS President W.-.- Larry Bratton Vice Pres. -c--,. Rayburn Hood Secretary u Harriet Dee Peden Reporter -Qi. Betty Ann Box Caflzoun ounfy Club The Calhoun County Club is composed of students from the towns of Calhoun City, Bruce and Vardaman, who are attending Northwest. The club was originated for the purpose of providing fellowship among the students and publicity which will let the people in Calhoun County know what their stu- dents are doing. President - Robert Tillman Vice Pres. - Ginger Eason Secretary - Carolyn Mitchell Treasurer - John English Reporter .-, Brad Parsley Slzellvy County Club This newly founded club is in its second yeor at Northwest. Because of the growing ottendonce of Memphis students, the Shelby County Club was formed to promote the interests of' these students who live out-of-state. OFFICERS QKEMH - - ' 3 ?+it ?f ouncil of W0men's Affairs The Council of Women's Affairs provides a link between the women stu- dents and the Dean of Wornen. The Council is composed of one girl from each wing in the dormitory and five officers. The council meets each week to make recommendations concerning women students' welfare. ' ti President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer Reporter -...........,. OFFICERS Janice Morrow Betty O'Neill Willa Rikard Martha Lynn Woodruff Clara Mills 991. ef ff EDITOR: David Barham M-mmm! A , A,., R oak e fee r St C0-EDITOR-Sandra Johnson Nuff Q s of s . Q fx ...mg o Vmww. . mm 5 aff C0-EDITOR.-Martha Lynn Woodruff Sfucfenf clucational Association The Student Educational Association, commonly referred to as the SEA, is a newly founded club on the Northwest campus. It is an organization for all education maiors. 5 OFFICERS Pres. a.+....-. Roline Harris t Vice Pres. e..a, Barbara Knight Secretary L.. Shelia Murchinson Treasurer ., Bill Baker Recording Secretary - Hilda McHann S62 mseblihi mimi .... B if ,gym . X532 Eine -E . x .- -4'- x ,J-, fl -c. :zqwm .N X 'V -:, T 4, X I I i OFFICERS Pres. -e-.- Russell Patterson Vice Pres. WU- Jimmy Dale Sartin Secretary -?.... Lucy Jones Treasurer so ..?- Billy Paris Reporter -,.- as Brenda Crump Historian - Al Kengott, Hilda Harper Librarians-Martha Jean Nabors Linda Phillips 5 Tlze N0 rtlz west Misses The precision drill and dance team accompanies the Ranger Band in per- formances at football games and in public appearances throughout the State. Membership is determined by tryouis held in the spring and at fhe beginning of the fall semester. OFFICERS CAPTAIN: J. C. MORROW LIEUTENANTS: SHERRY SIMPSON MARTHA JEAN NABORS SERGEANTS: SYLVIA ROTENBERRY SHIRLEY EDDLIN North west Ranger Band DRUM MAJOR -.... Sam Christ SERGEANTS .. Billy Paris CAPTAIN -.-l Larry Eubanks Russell Patterson LIEUTENANT .-1. Mike Frakes Jimmy Dale Sal-tain Vernon Stevenson DIRECTOR -.Qi Mr. Glenn Tripplet MAJORETTES E Carol Ann Carver y Judy Flynn 5 Mary Earle Carver A hu- QW f 1'f5L1,b.1l,, wsrsriiiibnesg Captain L Lieutenant Director Serge-ants Librarians Concert Ban OFFICERS LLL -L LLLLL LL - i- -1 ---- Larry Eubanks L LL-LL -- - -- - --- - Mike Frakes LLL LLL L L-LLLL-LLLL- LL - - - Mr. Glenn 'lriplett -LLL - Billy Paris Russell Patterson Jimmy Dale Sartain --Vernon Stevenson -. - L L - Kathy Newton and Lynn Hutchinson A P Cllapfer of MA in onia President .+..a+ Tommy Carpenter Vice Pres. ?-k.. Russell Patterson S6C1'etaI'y ?.4.i Mike Lyons Girls Lynn Hutchinson Virginia Calicutt Linda Pinion Alumni Secretary a- W- Jimmy Sartain Warden a,o Yaaa- we Larry Eubanks Historian -,-M.?v.1 Mike FrakeS Sex iefie Mary McEwen Carol Sullivan Patsy Sledge 9 Nw 'S 1 3' ' 4 v NN! Mx r .M , R A YS K, xf .f X , .X -wx N 4 ,, v , af, 1 S N S K .., X m. ' N K W. X ar in N ss, fag, V f , mi 5 .1 Sf vs as A Fi-Q Q X' ,W X Qwwfv M A3 N , -'fffif-f2v2?:M Wi,-mix ' .f MR. NORTHWEST-David Still It is a very rare occasion when two stu- dents from the same town go to college and are equally accepted and well-liked by the students of a college, it is even rarer when they are both elected to the highest honor on the campus. Such a coincidence happened this year at Northwest. Martha Lynn, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Woodruff, Jr., and David, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Still, both hail from Batesville. They have gone to school together for fourteen years. Martha Lynn served as co-editor of the ROCKETEER, president of the Christian Fel- lowship Council, vice-president of the student body, secretary of the Science Club, treasur- er of Sigma Tau Sigma, and a member of the SEA her sophomore year. She served as vice-president of the Northwest Players her freshman year. David has played football at Northwest for two years, serving as co-captain of the team this year. He was named to the Jun- ior College All-State Football team as a sophomore. Having served for two years on the Student Council, David served the latter year as president. He was also a member of the SEA and Sigma Tau Sigma. David and Martha Lynn both set Student Council records this year - David as the first boy ever elected President as a write-in candidate and Martha Lynn as the first co-ed to be elected vice-president. MISS NORTHWEST-'Vlartha Lynn Woodruff Most Handsome Barry Hobson x K' X S ,g , 5 s 59 4 . J, o Q , .4 Ms ,. ,VI In we 4 t , IU..-x X ff Nfosf Beautiful Brenda Perkins . fztffm- , Y 1. , fy M, 'V if A X. 5 ii ' 2 wiv Rotenberry 'MSG' - ,' NW , . :QQ 52 ' X, ,Q gf'y,x yi i v , .ef i A, .K 'WffK7Q,f..'a ' , v kr L Ag. , W .Yma- gga 30 ww f X ,. .-mQ,ew.gM X,h. A M W. 1 0 o 2 w i my i Beauty Virginia r Ccillicuit ,.i Y - V -v-- ' 1 - ' ' -' ' -Q vvvv 35 ' 1 A r Q YiQgf',f, fy' , . ,Q .-if' f, x X A L , ,inf-, ' 9' -Y fi-, W V , ff i'ff,??g'2-gf ' 1 Hz J: ' 'R f ,gs',, sl 1 HV ,f a 1 WGN: X 'sk - XX :mm-. o ' :- W , . Q. Beauty Pct Webb u N 'fi' , 'W X , .4 , . Q X, , gg -ff' 4 , xrwsw . N , ,. ,, W Beauty Barbara Harris V s r fnhf ' n Q. gs M M M dw A my Beauty 'X' 1,,l' Zxzk Kathy House - ' :2Z5i'V' . ax x 1 'wr W' 3. 4 AM., . ATLANT ,aZi4Zf?f 'Zblme G finishing and X career school . 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CLEVE ND - . A - MILWAUKEE - OKLAHOMA CITY - TULSA - DETROIT - GRA ' W ORLEANS - HA SAN FRANCISCO - BALTIMORE - ME I - WASHING - N W YORK C Victor Wyatt Mack Brown 46 PTQ Q1'1'Q Men 1 Dennis Lightsey Preferre Men Dwoine Sutton 47 Dovid Still Barry Hobson I Brenda Perk Freslzmen Fa vorifes Mary MCE 4 Brenda Carr I 8 u r W l 4 I I 4 op omore avoriies 5 Kathy House ll Pat Webb Martha Lynn Woodruff 'I49 QMQW Campus Leaders Martha Lynn Woodruff Tommy Simpson David Still J. C. Morrow Friendliesf Raphael Sa nta ma ria Kathy Williams Mosf Typical Northwest Boy and Girl J. C. Morrow David Still Most Versahle Par Webb Davnd Stull Most Courteous Frances Johnson Raphael Santamaria Mr. and Miss Personalily Martha L. Woodruff Robert Phillips H. Cures? Girl and Boy Brenda Perkins David Lauderdale N f1 s 'K aa MW swim if , .,,,4,. , Beauty Nominees Brenda Carroll Shirley Edlin Mary McEwen Sharon Robinson Sandra Johnson Jackie 154 Reid Sandra Steward Sherry Simpson I i Tommy Simpson Preferred Men Nominees Johnny Jones Robert Phillips Laney Funderburk Horoid Hughes Nolon Meffefol Johnny Pennington 155 Hall of Fame Adding special distinction to the Hall of Fame as being the only male member selected to the honor is Tommy Simpson of Ashland. Tommy, a Pre- med maior, holds three important positions on campus as President of the Sophomore Class, President of the Science Club, and President ot the Church ot Christ Youth Organization. He is also a member of the Christian Fellowship Council and the ROCKETEER annual staff. Tommy has been an honor student during his entire enrollment at Northwest. ln the 1964-65 Who's Who contest, Tommy was selected a Campus Leader and Boy Most Likely to Succeed. ln addition, he wasaPreferred Men nominee and first runner-up for Mr. North- west. As a Freshman., Tommy received the Outstanding Engineering Award. Certainly he is deserving of this distinctive honor. 156 Han of Fame Sandra Johnson of Senatobia, an Elementary Education major, chosen for the Hall of Fame membership, also holds a list of campus honors. Sandra is co-editor of the ROCKETEER, an officer of Phi Theta Kappa, national honorary scholastic and leadership fraternity, and a member of Sigma Tau Sigma. She is also a member of the Northwest Players and was a member of the cast for two at its productions, CHRIST in the CONCRETE CITY and OKLAHOMA. Sandra is a member of the Wesley Foundation and the student Education Association. Holding a very outstanding scholastic record, Sgndrg was chosen Outstanding Student in the field of Education by the Faculty. In Who's Who, she was named o beauty nominee. 157 Hall of ame Cathy Newton of Senatobia was another selection for the Hall of Fame membership. Cathy has been an- officer in the Northwest Ranger band for two years and an officer in the Baptist Student Union for tfwo years. She is Reporter of the Student Council. Holding membership in a number of organizaions, such as Christian Fellowship, Sigma Tau Sigma, Phi Theta Kappa, Science Club and the Young Republicans' Club, made Cathy more deserving of her honor. As an English major, Cathy was chosen Outstanding Student in the fleld of English. 158 '? 3 6 1 H I l Hail of came An outstanding music maior selected for Hall of Fame honors was Lucy James of Coldwater. Lucy is President of the Baptist Student Union and is a member of Phi Beta Lamba, business organization, and the Christian Fellowship Council. She has served as secretary for the Northwest Singers for two years. Lucy represented Northwest for two years in the Mississippi Music Teachers Association annual singers competition. She is a past sweetheart of the Phi Mu Sinfonia, Musical Fraternity, having been selected on basis of her musical talent and personal traits. ,159 N ,, M ,rex ' - - v - a:., : g,5, Q 129 Agriculture Larry Lu ne Business Bonnie Ferrell 1: H QV K 'L U f S t a n i n 9 C' O 0 1' S 160 Ari' I Llovd Roberts Cosmefology Barbara Harris N 1695- Education Sondro Johnson English Cofhy Newton Wgnnwl .ve HQ-K Engineering Clifton Volenfine French Quiclo Denley ,mf -QNWMW 6 f Music Martha Jean Nabors Physical Education Joy Person Dwain Sutton U f G 11 n 9 C' 0 G 6 .Y ff Mathematics Kathy Scruggs Secretarial Science Jackie Reid Social Studies Rolinex Harris Speech cmd Theater Al Kengott V , ..vV 3 .,,,: E V,l.,1,, ,,:. ,1..,,.,V, . 1 if 'Q ,NX NSW .1 :A . f A 2 A 'Q . . 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For the first time the Student Coun- cil sponsored our mascot, the Northwest Ranger, as portrayed by Harold Hughes, for the parade and the Homecoming ball game. imgvs, N , - ' 'I73 Nfllllfiit' t'fllvl!l.1 Clara Mills and Jimmie Kilgore, dressed in red blaz- ers and white skirts, carry out the color theme of the Wesley float. . LK. X ,mt BSU float, entitled The Northwest Family, captured the Rotary Club award for the most beautiful float. Phi Theta Kappa officers wait in their position for the parade to begin. I l F ll i l l. -1 Get busy with that finger- nail polish remover, girls. il l i V l L I Girls in me main dorm pi spend long hours creating l real paper roses. ll I Annette Taylor, Chuck Bath, and Chad Long work on the display for the Burks Sci- ence Building. SJW K., V, ll F23 'vt-A S E 4 ,,,,,-5 , lpances Each year on the Northwest campus, there are a number of dances for the students. These socials are sponsored by a number of organizations, but mainly by the Student Council. During the first week of each semester, the Student Council sponsors a Get-Acquainted dance. This free dance provides an opportunity for students to meet each other. Just as all other dances, it is held in the school gym- nasium, with a local or school band providing the music. This year the Student Council also sponsored a Halloween Sock-hop, a Thanksgiving dance, the Christmas dance, a Valentine's dance, the Spring Formal dance, and the annual Homecoming dance. Festive decorations highlighted the Homecoming, Christmas, Valentine's and Spring Formal dances. These decorations were provided by the Student Council. The Christmas and Spring Formal dances were semi-formal affairs. All of these dances were unusually well-attended by both campus students and outsiders from our district. 176 f for f 0 Q- vwxm x f 5 wi? N ef. , by Q , gum- , ff .,-wi? 1-'R F! sw um 'NWS Q, wsm'Wwg'W M Q p'.,v'-mmf,-,, mfsyw f?'?CQ'M , , , f--- I I fx. ,M .,.,., J ...H H ,QW Y My U V MW 4, . .4,,,, 4 32 .K N. X M wyow-w.:-m, -rf-:Nf-m,x,- KM MMM I ww-'W 'W M , Sw . .us x W.. ig, i' sq. :H N ws' , n X , ' 'B we-Q Q: N 1 ,, ,QL,Q A A J, fysim. W-4 W -':f'wQL2,ia'i5i- ' T...- 1' X 4 ,gh qw, 5 Q ARK 4. 5 ,, 2 SOPHOMORE MAID: J. C. Morrow SOPHOMORE MAID Gale Faulkner FRESHMAN MAID: Borbc ra Knight FRESHMAN MAID Sharon Robinson Q A fy , tv 1' 1- ..:: 1. .3 'W -1 - 1. f, ' Huw-ann, , Q f 2 Q7 6 gm gf Q , A 5 'M ' , e ,I bf, f A if f , ' ,. SQQXW I 71:4 wg 24- ,fr fr . N 5 - , , ' . - ,M ' gm ff ' ,gf 'A 'ff 55 ff f F5 1 5 si ' , 33- . ,Q m 5 'I 15 A, M V,:. , In 4 455 6? xy, X 'Q ' W fn . V ' M925 3 ,, 3 fl gv , B 9 Q, gggfhf K i ' s f as c s s w O Y l si ' x J A R X x 1 M uri 1 - tg, I 3 t x 4 E B X ,. M A X 1 Q , Q-Wx f 5.55, Mfg, x K X -, - A x X M. X ii Q gtk-was, 3fa,,-::- 'X W. af' . ..- rf! ,wx I? Upper pictme: Mr. Business Executive Charles Smith Miss Business Teacher- Kay Taylor Bottom picture: Mr. Business Teacher: Ralph Jenkins Miss Business Executive: Alice Hales FBLA on fest Each year the business department sponsors a contest within the school to select their representatives to the state con- test at the University of Mississippi. This year the contestants were iudged by a panel at three judges. Each contestant was dressed in attire appropriate for the position he was seeking and was question- ed accordingly. IQG4 Agriculfure fucfging Team M1'ss1'ss1Qznpf junior Coffege Clzampionfs The Agriculture Judging Team under the direction of Mr. A. M. Briscoe, took top honors at the Mississippi State Fair in Jackson in October, when they received the trophy as the winning team in the Shorthorn Cattle Judging. The team judged swine, sheep, and three breeds of beef cattle. Johnny Avery, Kenny Joslin, Ronnie Hudspeth, Philip Karr, Hart Beatty, and Mr. Briscoe display their trophy. Team members not pictured included James Howell, April Eatman, Larry Malone, Jessie McDonald, and Gwin Winter. Kenny Joslin received an individual trophy as high scorer of all contest- ants in the Shorthorn cattle judging class. 'I85 L l , C Sigma au f Sigma T AWWUG Honor ifizens g ip A war Mr. R. D. Mclendon t fi E www? t r , , .. y SYQW 1 we-3 wx,- Mr. R. D. Mclendon, President of NWJC, is the first citizen to be named by the Sigma Tau Sigma, social science fraternity, for the annual national HONOR CITIZENSHIP AWARD. The award goes to President McLendon for his leadership, vision, courage, faith, and endless work for Northwest. The first recipient of the award here fulfills the purpose in its presentation to a citizen of the community in recoqnition of his contribution to the social sciences or his outstanding public service, according to Jim Doss, President of the Sigma Tau Sigma organization, who is shown above making the presenta- tion. Mr. McLendon was selected for the honor by vote of the organization. 186 SIGMA TAU SIGMA OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARD Martha Lynn Woodruff Jim Doss Jim, who is president and Martha Lynn, who is treasurer, were selected by the sponsors for their contributions to y Sigma Tau Sigma. Ii I SIGMA TAU SIGMA SCHOLAR AWARD Tau Sandra Johnson David Barham These students were chosen by Sigma Sigma sponsors for history scholar- ships. 5 1 'I ff 'N - y, Q , '1:,k,3.3.':'1: . ' 'N . 'Hx ,Wg A ' 1 M saw- ' Q- -4 n '- , .-.4-... ,.....-..,-.... --' -f--- , v. .M-W ..., X, X. v ,. X, .. , ......., .-.......... mv... ........ M... N... x. 'W'3Awwwf WN 'X mm fm ' f ' X' ' ' ' ,wx-'wxk s ... ,, .-:-Sf. H - , 2 ' . -4 -' -1 X , ., NN, 4 -sf-A Y U ...,, . .t,.:.. - . X 1 . f- A , , , Mx , , x,N A - ' ' . . .ww -3 .. wa- ., Y, . I H K X ,, - XL. gf 'Vx :V-. x,x.. ,.,. .www ... . I , K, Q. . , 1 NU. , 'X' F'NWf +' X- - -.X-X. , , . , x 'ww ww -we 'gi ...W mm ww ,, MN, :X . . 591, V. , X , , V H cg-,Q-g.,5--:. vw- -v - 1. .,-,N V U f- . . . , - - . ' .N W -f. x 'f x ' '-4 ---up ., 2 W wfwf.x'wmmwNv,N.S'New - . , . , K' . -t . . W b f- V ' ' M V 1 . ' s YK? . X O -' mm , f X S2 L5 Q xx s KP' ar . ' . ' Religfous Emp czsfs eek Behind the scene at a reception for students Guest speaker for Religious Emphasis Week, Mr given by Student Council members in honor of Mr. Lee Brown, enjoys Facility Coffee given in his hon Brown. or. I. t Q my I? WW , V4 October 12-16, 1964, was designated as RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK on the campus. The guest speaker for this event was Mr. Lee Brown, Minister of the Church of Christ in Waverly, Tennessee. In accordance with the theme, MATCH US TO THIS HOUR, Mr. Brown delivered a series of lectures concern- ing current problems of the college student. On schedule for the week were nightly lectures, special assembly, a student reception and a faculty coffee in honor of the speaker, dormitory discussions, and a candlelight closing ceremony. Mr. Brown was on campus al' week for personal conferences with students. All programs were conducted by members of the Christian Fellowship Council and the music department, with the singers presenting a special each night, as pictured above and below. It ii: 5' 1 all WMAW 'A . 1-f-wwe' mmm A 5 as 2 Q , H a Q, f z f ,v, ,g . it 2 Qi 5 , it r it , . I 1 lg2it WEEK' I I . l A Yes, siree, folks, we're the Top Ten Steppers coming all the way to you from Bourbon Street, USA! Give us a second and we'l1 be stepping high. FVQSZI m a n Day Now, boys, at least leave the teachers alone today. They get enough of a scare every other day! X W N B N' reslz man Day That's it girls-smile. laugh and be happy! Hey, you on the left, who are you hidin' from? Couldnlt be a sophomore, could it? , -Ur ww S QSI',4,? ww 5 A' 5 , fm. K I 4? 7 1 Q. fn , . 4 1 v .4 vm-23 9 What ya' say porkchop? It is hard to tell whether your friend is a boy or girl, huh? O Well, at least its happy. lWeren't we al1'?J wirp Week TWIRP lThe Woman ls Required to Payl Week was held in April. It is an annual event sponsored by Phi Theta Kappa. During this week girls are required to extend common courtesies to the boy which the boy usually extends to the girl-such as, buying cckes, opening doors, carrying books and cafeteria trays- including asking and paying for dates. The girls who break Twirp Week rules are tried and punished by a Moot court. The week of events is concluded with a dance in the gym on Thursday night. 'I94 Q S i lfl t e 1 U 11 1' f f O S Pat Reid, accompanied by J. C. Morrow, presents an individual voice recital Jimmy Dale Sartain and Tommy Carpenter display tal- ents as they present a trumpet duet. The Festival of Fine Arts Week, spon- sored by the Music, Speech, and Theater departments, was held April 26 through May 6. Each night during the week some phase of the Fine Arts curriculum was pre- sented by majors of this field. Such pre- sentations included the two plays, What Men Live B-y and Where Love ls, by Tolstoi, by the drama department, a band concert presented by the concert band, and a cho- ral concert by the Northwest Singers. ln- dividual student recitals, both vocal and instrumental, were featured presentations ot the Festival. LQT Front Row: Allen White Sandra Burdison Leighton Miller Mary Lou Davidson Versoln Stevenson xt ealzouse of fllfg Augusf Moon CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. Seiko -Miss Higa Jiga Ancient Man Lotus Blossom Mr. Su mata's Father Van Carpenter -- Kenneth Wong Al Kenngott -C Sakini Harold Jernigan Mr. Keoro Back Row: Chad Long Mr. Omura Judy Smart Old Woman Russell Patterson -, CGPT- MCl-SGH J. C. Burns - Colonel Purdy Bill Baker , Capt. Fisby Frances Johnson - Billy Paris Joe Angelo Sharon Carpenter Cs- . -Old Woman's Daughter Mr. Hokaida Mr. Oshira Moy Moy Thom Robert Tillman - David Gray Sgt. Gregovich Mr. Sumata 'I96 Colonel Purdy and Captain Fisby look on as Sakini bows out. Seems like that was all poor Sakini ever did, but he stole the show! The Tealzouse of file Augusf Moon Lovely ladies, kind gentlemen, pleased to introduce myselfjl began Sakini as he spoke to the audience and villagers. 3 X I Q W we ffl The Teahouse cast was really ready to celebrate after two performances-November 17 and 18. Looks like Mr Shaw, the director, wants to celebrate, too! The Tealzouse of file August Mooh Behind the scenes working hard on the lighting and props were Brad Parsley, Jerry Starnes and Sandra John- son. Brenda Meeks and Judy Donaway were in charge of costuming. Q1 r l 5: l Q4 X 1 1 s 2 If 1 Norfll wesf Presenis Ukfalzoma wma. eww Lynn Zimmerman, Sam Christ, and Chad Long are three of the principle characters, advertising Oklahoma 199 f' fi .mf XJ, What's so funny? The principals in Olahoma are left to Tight? ffffmt TOWF Lyfm Zimmerman, Sam ChI'iSll Mary Louise Harrisong 6 top rowl John Christ, Martha N labors, Russell Patterson, and Al Kenngott. Re il Q 0 1'S G Just loafin' around! A 79 Anybody want to buy a saddle? Cheap? RQZIQGVSCI 4'If you say so! mf :,, gs y 1 'l xg! 1? :A Q Z., V 1 1 5155 1 35 ,ff ii2 ,W? l'i ' b u y K 5 V Ulelalzoma Romeo didn't dare kiss Juliet like this! 3. 2 K mizwfiaa i Vg! 5 zf, .5 ' 'X I - :1- Q .aww-lg .,i-: i 2 ix 1 i i A ' Y f x. Q' il v 2, .. W, .gi . 494- 5' 5 ' ,, -W im- So you're making butter. huh? mwwm 4' M ,Sus-M f it '---'---e-.p.....,,,,,, ff' il So you'd rather I'd blow your beard off? QL lark Uma Say, there's lots of stars out tonight folks! ..- S'-S' NXVI , fins! Y? .QQ X 1 HS7 x1MY' . . 1 A A .a.. 151252 y 5 Zlfiil' y 0 X' ggi? Q F ff! '55 'et' ' 1.1 Aw folks, -.4i.- El 51. A 'ftfffwff ., - ,ls -' Tye ft . ig, aj! 3-.. 'ffl s xg? fi: ' ' ' s 'Q . W ff ,. . , N Q if P if ' f ' '4 ., 5 1. 4 1 Q 5 , W I don't ya' all bid at once for my fine saddle here. Oklahoma Honey, you know I'm bound to love you or else I won't kiss you in front of Auntle there ' l e I 4. ,W mu qos X if ' 5 , l 1? Q 2 al ':-fQ 7 'I, f N e 3 2 y ll U 9 Tell me her name or Ill ring your neck, you swindler! UL ,dll 0 111 G Surely you ain't gonna give him the money!! Q N muon n n l A 'H X 491, ' Nu., PS 4 in KVA 7 1 Back row: Louise Brasher, Sharon Robinson, Becky Parks. Front row: Charlene Cooper, Gale Faulkner, Bren da Carroll. CLQQVIQGJGVS CAPTAIN: Gale Faulkner 206 Leading the fans in cheering the team on! The Ranger cheerleaders have come through loud and clear, cheering both the football and basketball teams during games at home and away. They were also responsible for pep posters and organizing pep rallies. 207 Q 3' .A . Mx 5 We 2 ig W , , -M if X . N w. , 0 ff 1 Q ' 2596 r'b ' : -rw , . ,,,.:+p sw,,. :.Q U.. H ,,.1:,,x,.. J - A. f.. M. ,1,. +.q-. , -::.y ,g:x. y . 1 ' A EEL f .gg --- Wwfw , am , J, 1 ,gp ,A O ,, , Q, Q, , , 1 Q Q I MW ' W., ,Z Q , Y y 'f 535 V 46 4 44 , A ' MZ Q 4 ,Q ms '25 ..4 A , .,: 'S ,f f , I 1 v QV 4 . , y X X 4 1 A . --af-Q-mama , AV J-'30 V , V.: Q, i 51 'Aw - . 7 SP 9 Q5 MQ s 4 Q 1 ' C , , f S., 9 f Y 45439 if N 57 J 1 - D. 4 ' t ' K1 A 3 , Qi -,A .L X ' 3 eff T' T X, 40 w ang: 1 gm is E X. ....,T.... S eyx 2 4 A -4 Q., Ga H h 4 Agzw X, gy , fn, M' . fy- M , as Q Mya '- .N - ,- - . ,K , ,, , , 41,4 X. -4 Net. :,: -sz. 2,Q,sm 66: 1 , x , ' -9. we .' ::'L?I.' -ff, ' uf' 'wf ' Hvzfffs:-1' -N,zsnimf4Q:1sH.4f,-22119,421-M.izffSif'.'e u 4 '-V 14? 61 5569? 0 02-9 2-S Q - .Si5?4b, . V 32:5 - Y-R ,-151:23 1, Q Q. X fn. 4.2: Q iiiie k 5. if -- .W.'., ,M ev v- .:-- : Q5 , r , ' ': ' c i ' 12.- QL: fl: Q-f ,' , Q , J - 2 I qi, r , N-. Q:-mf, , w X -43, X. ,W .,.f ,,, ,J v w' 1, ff N ,..,,,, .,M.m, .X VW Q5 ,,-.,, 6x..5rv',45ww-G ww fv N ' . .- 5, 9-S' ',:bg,'bg x , ,,- Juflgfl.,-Q 1. , V f ,Q . V Q ., . 4 V yiaf , ,Q 1 1 fa 2241 -,, N '22 ,9 ,, '. 9,,1,, 7- ww 45, , ' Y wi 1 15' ,K I ' f , W-' 94 Ac-F' 'fy ' ' 0? fav W, . , 5 3 nz. 4, - f 14, 4, fm if 'ff A ' ! -sv, 4, . X Q A Q 9, Q 9 ww L C v Q: 4 ,MV . , We gym, .A 3, , ,mei ,.,.1,g1,2. , X , , X 1 s 5 , 1 4 as 2 fi mwaw ngmszzf Aiwms lV' v X r 1 , 1 E I e E 5 , X 1 4 A fa . +1 F COACHING STAFF Bob Peterson and Luther Young 212 v MANAGERS Billy Dorris Albert Wilbourn Robert McLaughlin ,ee , l . l l 1 l ll n l l lla ! , l L s 1 Prentice Lance carries the ball for the Rangers 1964 Ra ngefr Season n Hinds -1...-.1 East Central -T., 6 Delta -,-li..-29 Southwest l..-.--Q29 Jones -,.,..,-.-.-H37 Copiah-Lincoln ltawamba i.,,-- Perkinston l-..... Holmes -.... - Scooba -11-...,..-.. 8 O 6 213 Rangers Rangers Rangers Rangers Rangers Rangers Rangers Rangers Rangers Rangers 1 Jerry Bailey Charlie Barrett Center Guard Rangers in action! x ' . - .. .- 1. x.-f .,wuM-vm--1-an-mqqwa.,,Nmwms.famLm -v -V - Y 1 'Q f 's Charles Barton Malcome Birdsong End Tackle Kem1y Bloodworth Charles Brock Guard I-lalfback 1 W ,, ,,,. .,,........ , , V , ,,.1,,, . ,,..,,., wr-W -V , ...H f-an-, mmm ,,,...., W.,.mWf,.,,.,..,:., , W ,. ,X 1 , 72 274,15 . 'g?55l+?Qii Pi Wie Mack Brown Bobby Bunkley I-Ialfback Halfback 3 Dean Byrd Billy Camp Tackle Halfback E 34 1, fi S 2 L 'W x Q Q Q Q 2 Wi 2 Q 1 aff 9,-4 Rangers cheer their teammates on. Charles Craig Ralph Dandridge Tackle N QQ - - e - 'W ig,.T..,.,, J.-.-,f...W.N.M.-w,,-,L-:wwf ..ef.-wwu,-af..-,Y,.,,.....,w::xWT- if Danny Freeze Terry Gwin Halfback Quarterback Charles Howe Johnny Jones Halfback End L, Q E F E 5 E I wwwlmw, Q1 was-x Q 1 d 2 5 'Y Bobby Knlght Prentlce Lance Halfback Fullback David Lauderdale Nolan Mettertal Fullback End Qkaawf lwswnni ' '19 ffl aw Jimmy Moore Hiram Doc Sanders End Center , David Still Dwain Sutton Guard Tackle 2 we 'Q' A +.S: I 1 , 6 f 1 f Q Sr-,:, me. X Q ga 1 K X v yy Q, 'Xa H sf We M 'iff V,-wwf' X x , V N W N , ,W 'X it KS f 3' Ex 9 K 1 in David Whalen Dean Wright End Guard - Victor Wyatt Quarterback The contented smiles of happy Rangers 52? 3? C A 0 7 wg I G 9 'c e a t e David Still HONORABLE MENIION All.-STATE: Dwoin Sutton, Bobby Bunkley Johnny Jones, Donny Freeze If D '1 I --...X W, J. E' 2? , X f' - AA 'bf 'f 3 ' .X ' Q k , mf , , Q S' ag!! Rangers in action against Memphis State Freshmen , COACH: Bill Oakley ' 226 4-wp. Q 4, Robert Easley Bobby Greer Forward Guard Hasselman at the free throw line against the Delta State Freshmen I ff at fa ea Z 2 Sa 2 5 X. t X r vzwgf t W Qe' I fx ng , Q5 'X ti E Q gf O S . :my S s 'X 3 3 3 4 X , is Y . 3 Y-35: iS'fXXQ'Nii'X1'Y?.'fixhxifxi-.25 . -1f,:.,:.. 5 -'7-'53 U-'X' i ' 1 c E F E E 535 1? fi. Q 9 12, , 'Q' 1 0 .,,., wan' gif,-4 :Eff Qifi 3? 5 .uw Harold Hughes Barry Jones Forward Guard Phillips at the free throw line against Delta State Freshmen f Wm J L 4' ' if TQQXM ..,s3,fNX,,?gfw , . 2 S 1 Q53 Wm ' A 1: - F' . y , w ' ' 'EF y ,qw x A I' t ,.,. ' X fl L YmgQ'?v, X L NK Xxx V ff k,,x?3'5 . wx , Q W , ,,.,, , .,.,, , 5 2235 Coach Oakley gives his boys instructions Charles Pratt Danny Rutherford Guard Center mn.-1-1.QL,w wah. 1, 5. M ww 1.-s -w vi---ww, qvx--uwmzu-gnu. -1 , Q :swf f' Q6 X66 scarf' Q7 me S f A . X j - V A , x ,Q mv WE K 'Q Q, an sw, Y QNX AQ ., Q X H3 6 4 ,c s N X , 39 A X H - 'A A -ew 1: - A Ks X -V' 5.59 V - mm L Bill Haley Manager Don Wilson Guard Jones jumps against Memphis State Freshmen 5,-. mdanilllhu Faulkner, Walker, Darby, Hudson, Wright, Upchurch, Barton, Beech, Brown, Camp, Lee, Knight, Haynes Tfd CL ' COACH: Luther Young 234 Jerry Beach Breck Brown P XM . Q! :ii Mack Brown Charles Barton 235 1 ' . A ,P .5 o n n ooo W AE ? I 1 Bill Camp Tommy Darby John Faulkner , Bob Haynes JH Spencer Hudson 236 Wzvff Bobby Knight E Eddie Lee Doc Sanders I U i I X , X, V f , 1 I 1 r Paul Upchurch F Elwin Walker , Dean Wright 237 Pratt, Bunkley, Ward, McAlexander, Hart, Craig, Funderburk, Burks B a seba f f Josh Ward slides into second base just in time! , X qyffvaw4.f,45?, wigw W lf , ,N ,,, ' N MQ? W . , yn W Qwffg Q ,4 .2 3' if If ,J A gfv f 1 'ff KL! f ' A' nw Wana 1 :M,w:',f fi 4 , , 2 1 ,Af Q 'if 29' X f, p 4 ' 1, f,wW4f5 ,V W. 'l 5 . Q Q Az: ,QA Q jj Him' X409 ? A ia xx' X4 4251? Y Ami f 5 if , ff fffwfkbgfzf X + X Q :rf - X Sz - .4 Q, .1 mg ,ax 65 Q vw -3 ,Q 3 . x X , X,,- 3 4' , 90 239355 .gr ' hail 12' 5 3 li Qs E Q E i I Larry Hart B a sefna ll Laney Funderburk V A K' 'wfff',,3g Q. ' ., V 0 -x,x.wQQR wer..-'agar . 2 I. gi Charles Pratt Josh Ward 'f 1: -4, ,Q- N . .V P 4 5 f ' 25.5 .Q Qtnvfi., L. :av . 3' ,,m ,, ,.. QQZN5. ,:.:,,. v rfqfyiz. -xgxq - fc Q' xx? N N -15 5 Coach Bob Peterson The ball approaches the plate! Ba Selva ll WARD SCORES HOME RUN! -4 D .41 52 Sf :il X Q , Q U y 1' Q O We brought everything - packed in anything! M ' I i The first thing you need is always on the bottom. That's right, mom, put it right there. ' X655 up xx gal' ., A ,.,:.,. I lxmxvl Q V x ? sz.. ,i if if, X. ,. ., t.i.2.:,1.:, irsf eele At Norflz wesf Teacher instruction is essential in schedule arrangement! D I S G U S T ig get so M' , '-S.,,s-M. , . I , Get your activity card and meal ticket - We want your money! egisfrafion Never-ending book buying! 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Jn' 3 88,5 fo, 'Q 1'1 9:-:nxQ,,3,.0 ,Quia 'S 8 Q51 if I, 0'. is .1 cu, O W1 4' ' Qnf,-5 n,,'t,W ,fy sh ,W Q ,YU ff 93,1 1 9 i,I 'H W S Q' f' ' ' W, ,tab '.','i l , s s 1 1 1 Q O 9 5 A J' n Q 1, I 'nl' s'.',',,':' iaitil' if 0 1 r'lI: s tl 'gl Q ,, s 1, s's's New students meet campus leaders at reception in students' honor. 9 4 s su' J, v 9,55 ' Q i..' s,.9 1' -4 Refreshment A'F9l10WShiD Presf enf ll ers T Registering for prizes at WELCOME 'fl-Q-.M N Get Acquainfe Dance X NW STUDENTS DAY sponsored by Senatobia citizens. 2 ' e N W'N sWfk '9' . ,Im .. . '-N-n1:.M+k,w Q., W Q A wx, A , ' V f, , - ' 'Wwszi 9' ' 22?2ffzf ' ' y , Q35 Wonder who got the rest of this picture? Term paper work begins-reserved books, hours Howdy! of study in the library. 9, 5 I 4 I Third floor - 'gDenley Maids - Who left the So what if you have got more salad than I have water on? tonight! Bill Baker completes his caricature of Mr. Trip - Remember those lost school pictures? Sinfonia leader. f ,N-'ff I A M ,ij R195 pun' You mean I didn't sign in? That roach must be somewhere! 0 0 0 f D 1fQ 1 n a 1rl S 0 rm Sophomores meet to select their little sisters - typical dorm meeting. Mas Q 'fm AMX be if !l Q' -X 40 w M U ' ik M,,,,,,.,.n---W ',,r HUH A hard climb, but we made it fo the bop! 250 Where are our clothes and our towels? N, vis: Vaxuuvwgg 4-lvl, M - W., ....,,..-V 'ww VH-,,.,...k !. '-Q ., 1 - --.M N 1 7, 5:32 a ff- fe-Hff1 4'A' ' :QT 9, , ,ig V - L N. Wfwfzaf Hours of study and toil . .... s 'till someone - ,fe In W suggests a party T564 il as Student Council committee meets with Mr. Mac to make plans for the new campus bell tower. g,..w 'W It rarely failed to rain for as- sembly - we stayed prepared! 'Swv Students consult with visiting representatives from Senior Col- leges, concerning future plans. 0 n es s G 1' O 1 G 1' I Phi Theta Kappa entertains its pledges . . . with a party and iniation. -'A' w,,...4-J FBLA contestants await interviews. SparL0l1'0gy 7' 'Sweets to the sweet -Valentine's Day! 1 O S 3 Q Mad rush at the break to see if there is a letter from home or sweetheart What do you mean - Do we ever sort the mail wrong! Smile MAM - we're judging you! Ever try to find a picture in this annual staff room? could have danced all day! The L ife 0 A Boy How do I love thee, let me read the ways .... The penalty of being in love and pinning a girl - - - First, a cold shower, complete with your clothes - - - and - - - then a profession of love for her in the rec hall. and then there is always the life of the Romeo bachelor - - - always wishing for a girl. Sunbathing behind the dorm in early spring causes many a male to detour on his way to class - no matter where it may be! WON- DER WHY? l ,lafwgyalf J ,,, aff M ll l Freshmen little sisters await their fate bright and early on Freshman Day momingn' he :fe of G T'AIN'T really nothing in it - we aren't allowed such stuff in the dorm. , J '4Watch me balance the ball on the net! TALLY-HO!-It's that time, again! Bet you can't make those arrows go through us, can you? 5? Be sure to get down every word he says - you may need it someday! ,,.f...w.,?M 3 Students of every desrciption go to school at Northwest, don't they Ken? t'Did someone say there's a man in the hall? . A, 4? M2 f gk!! 4 Q i . W..-f-. W F Hi, I ' .x e... 0' 65 3 ' As we close our yeor, some of us leave forever - whichever it be, we leave you, Northwest, to continue to grow, for there are mony others yet to come. h Acknowledgments Assistant Editor: Thomas Maclin Art Work: Mr. Jac Young Sponsors: Mrs. Josephine Gully Mrs. Charlotte Worley Mr. Jac Young ff? Photogranphy. Mr. James McBroom Mike Frakes 2-64 G lil' i 4'1-