Pearl River Community College - Wildcat Yearbook (Poplarville, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1949 volume:

rs stS .Y Jl H i A DEDICATION To Mr. R. D. McLendon, whose six years of valuable service as president of Pearl River College we sincerely appreciate, and to our Board of Trustees, whose efforts are always untiring, we dedicate this, the second volume of The Wildcat. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. John A. Grice Mr. A. S. Davis Mr. H. F. Dunaway Mr. N. L. Watts Mr. John Bynum Mr. Robert G. Livingston Mr. D. C. Bilbo Mr. S. P. Powell Mr. E. E. Breland Mr. Monroe D. Smith Mr. C. D. Jackson Mr. Enoch Seal Mr. O. W. Moody Mr. A. O. Amacker JACOBS HALL (High School Building) ALMA MATER O, Pearl River College, We ' re loyal to you To our Alma Mater We ' re faithful and true. MOODY HALL (Administration Building) V You stand on the hill with The tall swaying pine, The symbol of all honor You ' ll be through all time. BATSON HALL (Freshman Girls ' Dormitory) BAND HALL And where e ' re we wander From these halls so dear, The clear call of our college We will always hear. VOCATIONAL ARTS BUILDING SCIENCE BUILDING You stand for the highest, And we will uphold Your standard and colors Of maroon and gold. FACULTY C. K. Algood Agriculture B. S., Mississippi State W. L. Barnes Refrigeration James I. Bass Auto Mechanics Thelma Batson Voice, Piano B. M., Chicago Musical College; M. A., American Conservatory, Chicago; Artist De- gree, Cincinnati Conservatory. Maggie Berry Home Economics B. S., MSCW; M. S., Peabody R. E. L. Bowdon Sign Painting Grace Caldwell English A. B., Peabody; M. A., Vanderbilt University Lena D. Campbell Dean of Women FACULTY Dixie Clanton English B. S., Mississippi Southern- M. A., Peabody Guy L. Crosen Mathematics, Social Studies B. L., Tarkil College, Missouri Caroline B. Daley Social Studies B. A., Peabody; M. A., Peabody Wood row T. Daley Physical Education B. S., Peabody Hilda Ree Davis Language A. B., Blue Mountain; M. A., University of Mississippi T. P. Fornca High School Principal B. S., Mississippi Southern; M. A., University of Mississippi T. D. Holden Coach B. S.. LSU; M. A., LSU Mary Lou Jacob Kyle Dietitian FACULTY Thomas B. Lawrence Music B. M., Southeastern Louisiana College Bobbie B. Lumpkin Vocational Guidance B. S., Mississippi Southern Tommie Lou McCann Secretary, Bookkeeper A. A., P. R. C. Graham McDonald Biology B. S., Mississippi State; M. A., Mississippi State V. M. McLendon Dean of Men B. S., Mississippi Southern Eunice McSwain English B. S., Mississippi Southern; M. A., University of Alabama Yvonne Malley Social Studies B. S., Southeastern Louisiana College Marie Melton Commerce B. A., MSCW FACULTY A. B. Nicholson Dean, Registrar, Education B. S., Mississippi Southern; M. A., University of Mississippi J. D. Richmond Physical Education B. S., L. S. U. C. V. Robertson Science B. S., Mississippi State; M. A., University of Texas Mae Rogers Librarian A. B., MWC M. C. Scales Industrial and Vocational Arts B. S., University of Alabama; M. A., University of Alabama Hilma Seefeld Commerce B. S., Mississippi State Charles Stewart Agriculture B. S., Mississippi State Lucille Stewart Secretary A. A.. P. R. C. FACULTY M. J. Tiernan Chemistry B. S., M. A., Ph. D., Europe Fred N. Wall Cabinet Making Lula Webb Mathematics B. S., Mississippi Southern; M. R. E., Baptist Training School of Louisville Homer Williams History B. S., Pomona College; M. A., Clarmont College •i 3 m Mae Rogers William Bounds Ma Campbell Willie R. Berry ■1 fm i — — i i 1 si. II Ann Dandridge, Bookkeeper Tommie Lou McCann SOPHOMORE CLASS Ruby Bond Frank McNease Secretary Student Council SOPHOMORES Kelton L. Anderson Forrestry Glee Club 1) 2; Agriculture Club 2. Willie Ray Berry Pre-Law, Business Wildcat Staff 2; Cadet Editor 2; Dramatics 1,2; Rifle Team 1; YMCA 2. • Ruby Bond Commerce Homecoming Queen 2; Class Officer 2; Basketball 1; YW CA 1, 2; Dramatics Club 2; Cadet Staff 1, 2; Wildcat Staff 2; Wesley Foundation 1, 2; Pep Squad 1; Who ' s Who 2. James Everett Boyd Pharmacy Band; Orchestra; National Guard. Wyatt Alvin Broom Agriculture Glee Club. Allen Faye Bass Commerce Basketball; YWCA; Cheer- eader. Robert T. Bilbo Commerce YMCA; ROTC. Dewey O. Booty Pharmacy Vets Club. Oscar C. Breland Agriculture Mary Lou Buchanan Physical Education Cheerleader; YWCA; Or- chestra. SOPHOMORES Kenneth Welch Buckley Mathematics Tipton L. Burnette Pharmacy Baseball; Basketball; Vet Club; Who ' s Who 2. Joe B. Capdepon Social Studies Glee Club L, 2; ROTC 1; Boxing 1 ; Wesley Foundation 1, 2; Dramatics Club 1, 2; YMCA 2. Bobby Joe Conerly Engineering Football 1, 2; Baseball; Soft- ball, Wesley Foundation 1, 2; ROTC; National Guard. Dudley Courtney Commerce Willie Clyde Bullock Agriculture Vets Club. Arthur E. Byrd Pre-Engineering Orchestra 2; Baseball 1, 2. David F. Christopher Education Edward Harold Cooper Physical Education Football; Baseball. Edith Irene Courtney Home Economics YWCA. SOPHQMORES James E. Culpepper Mathematics Football; Boxing; Vets Club; Dramatics Club; Postman; Citizenship medal 2; Track. Walter William Deen Engineering Basketball 2; Softball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; ROTC; YM CA. Ralph W. Dyar Agriculture Band. Toxie Goar Mary Evelyn Harris Education Dramatics Club; Glee Club; Wesley Foundation; YWCA; Who ' s Who 2. W. M. Davis, Jr. Agriculture YMCA. Yvonne Depreo Commerce YWCA. Zelious J. Garner Accounting Pep Squad 1; YMCA 2. Bessie B. Harris Home Economics Charles Boyce Hathorn Commerce Wildcat Staff; Cadet Staff; Echo Editor; Band; Glee Club; YMCA; ROTC; BSU. SOPHOMORES Prentiss E. Herrin Agriculture Warren M. Holden Pre-Dental Platoon Sgt.; Who ' s Who 2; National Guard. Herbert Ray Holloway Social Science Debating Team. Leo Paul Jones Physical Education Football 1, 2; Track 1; Box- ing 1; Softball 1. Curtis M. Ladner Physical Education Football 42, 44, 46, (All- State 44); Baseball 46; Bas- ketball 42, 43, 44; Veterans Club 46. ft Ml p f Kent D. Hewes Agriculture Veterans Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Pep Squad 1. Billy Royce Holloway Physical Education Football 1; Basketball 1: Baseball 1. Tommie P. Jackson Elmer Otis Kaufman Pre-medical Wildcat Staff 1; Cadet Staff 1, 2; Baseball 1; Boxing 1; Class Officer. Dennis L. Ladner Agriculture Basketball 1, 2; Football 1; Who ' s Who 1. SOPHOMORES Marie Ladner Commerce Basketball; YWCA. Wilda Shirley Loftin Home Economics Basketball 1, 2; YWCA 1, 2. Frank B. McNease Science Veterans Club 1 ; Glee Club 1, 2; Plowboy Club; Student Council. James C. Mitchell Gen. Ministry Student Council; Glee Club; Debating Team. Melville E. Mitchell Engineering BSU; Boxing 1; YMCA; Cheerleader 2; Softball 1. Robert Frank Ladner Physical Education Football 1, 2; Boxing 1 Track 1; Baseball 2. Ella Nae Lumpkin Commerce YWCA. James W. McNeill, Jr. Commerce Football 1, 2. Margaret Mitchell Elementary Teaching Glee Club. Ray R. Moran Science Veterans Club; Softball. SOPHOMORES Richard W. Hickman Agriculture Eloise Myers Physical Education Basketball; YWCA. Kenneth Andrew Neely Agriculture Walter E. Perry, Jr. John H. Polk Chemistry Football 1, 2; Track; Glee Club 1, 2. Helen Ruth Morris. General Course Who ' s Who 2; YWCA; Bas- ketball 1, 2. Hollie Lee Neal Education YWCA. Jefferson D. Penton Agriculture Wilda Faye Pittman Education YWCA. J. W. Pope Ministry Glee Club. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES John W. Sones Agriculture Dramatics Club; Glee Club; Annual Staff; National Guard. Dorothy Ann Stockstill Religious Education BSU; Student Council 2; Glee Club 2; Class Officer 2; YWCA 1, 2; Cadet Staff 2; Who ' s Who 1, 2. Jeanie Tolar Glee Club 1, 2; Pep Squad 1; Basketball 2; YWCA 1, 2; Who ' s Who 1. Roy T. Walker Science Richard Ward Agriculture Football 1. Jack Spiers Chemistry YMCA. P. A. Tims, Jr. Pre-Dental Dwight L. Tynes Pre-Dental Edgar Elwyn Ward Agriculture Football 1. Robert F. Ware Law Football ' Manager 1, 2; Bas- ketball Manager 2; ROTC. SOPHOMORES James K. Watts Sociology Basketball 1, 2. Gary Wayne Whitfield Physical Education Football 1, 2; Boxing 1 Track 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2; Band 2 National Guard 2; Orches tra 2; Rifle Club 1. Bill Morris Yeager Physical Education Football 1, 2; Track 1; Soft- ball L. I,,- PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE James McCowen White Commerce Boxing; Vets Club. Jacqueline Whitney Home Economics Annual Staff; YWCA. James Hector Cosper Physical Education Football 1, 2. SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Thomas Aultman Tuitt S. Cowart Harry L. Davis Sammie C. Harriel John H. Miller, Jr. Doyle H. Norman Clyde Pittman Charlie Probst Willie J. Smith Julius D. Stewart William Stone Louis L. Campos William Fornea O. A. Haas Charles Hancock Reuben B. Jordan Herman Ladner Pebble Lang Norman Lang, Jr. Linton E. Lee Elvin Lee John Daniel Mollere Lois Sanderson Thomas A. Shaw, Jr. Preston Smith James E. Swilley Louis E. VanPoppel Herman N. Varnado Joseph W. Williams Claude B. Wokott FRESHMAN CLASS Pi Robert Hugh Moran President Joan Lee Secretary o F F C E R S ft Charles Berry Treasurer I Donald Mitchell Student Council Nolan Gamble Vice-President ft Q FRESHMEN Spurgeon Alford Poplarville, Mississippi Johnnie Alice Amacker Poplarville, Mississippi Marjorie Juanita Amacker Poplarville, Mississippi Mazie Marguita Amacker Poplarville, Mississippi Pauline Amacker Poplarville, Mississippi Kermit Austin Anderson Bassfield, Mississippi William Gaston Barber Carriere, Mississippi Edward Allen Bass Bassfield, Mississippi Herbert M. Bell Columbia, Mississippi Kent Bennett Picayune, Mississippi Charles Henry Berry Foxworth, Mississippi James Rodney Berry, fr. W- Foxworth, Mississippi Woodrow Wilson Bevill Carriere, Mississippi Hulon Harold Bilbo Lumberton, Mississippi Conley Earl Bond Poplarville, Mississippi Thomas Ellis Boone Lumberton, Mississippi Frank Nelson Branch Pascagoula, Mississippi Lloyd Donald Brinkman Pascagoula, Mississippi FRESHMEN Stanley H. Bryant New Orleans, Louisiana John Surge, Jr. Poplarville, Mississippi Tommie Louise Burge Poplarville, Mississippi Rankin Anderson Clinton Hattiesburg, Mississippi Neldon G. Cochran Columbia, Mississippi Donald L. Coker Columbia, Mississippi John H. Conerly Tylertown, Mississippi Daniel Glen Daley Carson, Mississippi Mabel Ruth Dandridge Poplarville, Mississippi John Edward Davis Tylertown, Mississippi Hubert Lavon Dearman Baxterville, Mississippi Rosario Joseph Drago New Orleans, Louisiana Hezzie Dunaway Columbia, Mississippi William Hoover Garrett Slidell, Louisiana Sarah Willene Glasscock Purvis, Mississippi Edward N. Graham Hattiesburg, Mississippi Dudley W. Grantham Hattiesburg, Mississippi Fred Haiman Fox Lake, Illinois ) CS ft FRESHMEN Ernest K. Hall Poplarville, Mississippi Hugh Stanley Hathorn Hathorn, Mississippi John Raymond Hecker New Orleans, Louisiana Ruth Joyce Herrin Sumrall, Mississippi Katherine Ann Holliday Poplarville, Mississippi Hugh Dixon Holliman McNeill, Mississippi Larry Marshall Holmes Tylertown, Mississippi Amanda Ruth Horton Goss, Mississippi Walter Harvey Howard Purvis, Mississippi Alvin Ingram Brent, Alabama Lawrence Virdell Jacobs Poplarville, Mississippi Elaine Johnston Purvis, Mississippi Betty Lou Ladner Pass Christian, Mississippi Eugene Ladner Perkinston, Mississippi Roland Ladner Perkinston, Mississippi Bobby Ray Lee Poplarville, Mississippi Buron Lee Picayune, Mississippi C. J. Lee Picayune, Mississippi FRESHMEN Gilbert P. Lee Picayune, Mississippi Herschel Lee Poplarville, Mississippi Joan Lee Carriere, Mississippi William Eulis Lee Poplarville, Mississippi Yvonne M. Lee Picayune, Mississippi Billie Jean Lott Purvis, Mississippi Lindon L. Lott Sumrall, Mississippi Winfred Lott Sumrall, Mississippi Walter L. Loveless, Jr. Carriere, Mississippi Adrian Pate Lumpkin Carriere, Mississippi Aubrey Lee Lumpkin McNeill, Mississippi Forrest Eugene Mapp McLaurin, Mississippi Mary Lou Mayfield Hattiesburg, Mississippi George William McCrimmon Carriere, Mississippi Will Hayes McRaney Collins, Mississippi Jennie Sue Meador Picayune, Mississippi Evelyn Miller Poplarville, Mississippi Grover Cleveland Miller Sumrall, Mississippi ft o S I. ft «3 r I ft t FRESHMEN Horace Watkins Miller Quitman, Mississippi Willie Lee Miller Picayune, Mississippi Harry Mitchell Poplarville, Mississippi Bertie Lou Morris Poplarville, Mississippi Paul Morris Columbia, Mississippi Tony Morris Columbia, Mississippi Doris Elaine Morrison Poplarville, Mississippi Lewis Virgil Murray, Jr. Poplarville, Mississippi Jimmie C. Owen Carriere, Mississippi Willie Lavon Owens Varnado, Louisiana Robert James Pace Prentiss, Mississippi Margaret Jean Penton Carriere, Mississippi Mike E. Penton Carriere, Mississippi Glen Perkins Picayune, Mississippi George Leon Pittman Columbia, Mississippi Billv Martin Provost Poplarville, Mississippi Mary Eleanor Provost Poplarville, Mississippi Dons Ramshux Columbia, Mississippi FRESHMEN Joseph William Randle, Jr. Poplarville, Mississippi George Malcom Rawls Columbia, ' Mississippi Hallie Marian Rester Picayune, Mississippi Elonzo L. Reynolds Lumberton, Mississippi Louie A. Sanderson Sumrall, Mississippi Frank Albert Schmidt New Orleans, Louisiana George N. Seidule Biloxi, Mississippi Joseph Charles Singleton Poplarville, Mississippi Annie Marie Smith Poplarville, Mississippi Estelle Smith Poplarville, Mississippi Jesse T. Smith, Jr. Poplarville, Mississippi Joe J. Smith Picayune, Mississippi Arthur E. Spooner Poplarville, Mississippi Hazel Stanford Poplarville, Mississippi Frank H. Starkey Hammond, Louisiana Hubert L. Stevenson Picayune, Mississippi Clyde Austin Stewart Picayune, Mississippi J. C. Stewart Picayune, Mississippi FRESHMEN Bobbie Pearl Stringer Columbia, Mississippi Charles B. Stuart Poplarville, Mississippi Robert Dale Thigpen Picayune, Mississippi Crossett Malcolm Thornhill Sumrall, Mississippi Gene Watts Columbia, Mississippi Howard Weir, Jr. Weir, Mississippi Dwight L. Wesley, Jr. Poplarville, Mississippi Audrey Mae Wheat New Orleans, Louisiana Dentson Wheat Poplarville, Mississippi Doris Wheat Poplarville, Mississippi Sue Carrol Williams Columbia, Mississippi R. Doyle Williamson Foxworth, Mississippi Howard L. Willoughby Columbia, Mississippi Betty Margaret Wise Carriere, Mississippi David Woodward Wise Picayune, Mississippi Ivy Ruth Wise Carriere, Mississippi George M. Wylie Hammond, Louisiana Willie Ray Morris Poplarville, Mississippi T. P. Fornea Principal HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS H. C. Lowe Student Representative Loy Harvey Secretary-Treasurer Carolyn Walker Secretary-Treasurer Shirley Menetre Student Representative George Moody President Tommy Spiers President James Burge Vice-President Donald Tynes Vice-President  SENIORS Billic Rose Ashe Virginia Sue Barnett Warren Barnett Joseph McClain Best Jim Welch Bilbo Marco Anthony Bolanos James C. Burge Robert O. Carver Nary Louise Dove Tommie Jean Koch Francis Raymond Ladner Clarence James Ledingham H. C. Lowe Harold Lloyd Lowe Joe Lowe John A. Malley William Malley George Vaught Moody SENIORS Charles W. Neely Hulene Orr Jerry Anne Rawls Mary Frances Rogers Robert Jewell Sanderson Ila Faye Seals Jackie Seals William S. Shaw Virginia B. Simpson Cynthia L. Smith Frances Jean Smith John James Smith Laura Lorraine Stafford John L. Starkey, Jr. Ada Thornhill Gloria Lorena Tynes Irma Jean Tynes Jamie Warren Tynes Hulene Orr Peggy J° Bass J JUNIORS Carrine Clara Amacker Dixie Maxine Amacker Jo Ann Amacker Peggy Joyce Amacker Mar) ' Elizabeth Barnett Ima Joyce Barron Charles Robert Bass Peggy Jo Bass Elizabeth Ann Buckalieu Wanda J. Crocker John Ross Daniels Joan Myrle Daughdrill James B. Davis Jimmy Lou Flynn Miriam Celeste Gaines Dolores Elaine Haberstock Richard L. Hall Loy F. Harvey JUNIORS A. L. Jacobs Deles E. Ladner Molly Christine Ladner Evelyn Lee Frank Lee Harry Lowe Shirley Dell Menetre Carol Lyn Moody Faye Wanzie Reyer Alma Rice Pauline Jewell Schill Aubra Dale Seals Lorena Seals Janell Simmons William Ralph Sinclair Dorothy Rose Smith Josieline Smith Phyllis Merle Smith I 7 Biilie Warner St ' , a ir Jim JUNIORS Tommie Vaudell Smith Tommy W. Spiers Jewel E. Stanford Donald Tynes David Leo Wallace Doris LaFlorice Walley PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Patsy Marilyn Amacker Rupert R. Bilbo Douglas Daniels Same Lewis T. P. Fornea Director of Special Program Dixie Clanton Guy Crosen SPECIAL STUDENTS PROGRAM The Special Student Program was organized for the purpose of aiding adults in acquiring a high school education. This program is of special interest to veterans who lack high school credits or who need refresher work in order to enter college and universities. The program has been successful; it is well organized, and the students are prog- ressing rapidly. G. C Stockstill President John King Vice-President Virgil Poole Secretary ft f f w m ft H SPECIAL HIGH SCHOOL Leslie L. Albritton Ray Butler Bilbo James Byrd William H. Christopher Herman A. Clark Jessie W. Glidewell Horace Wilson Gray Cecil Willis Harris Albert Earl Howard Garland D. King Blondie Lou Miller Arnold W. Parker Allen M. Penick Ruth Randle Wood row Page Spiers Hoy W. Stringer Clyde S. Sumrall Wade Bell Welborn SPECIAL STUDENTS Benny Bazor Auto Mechanics Lonnie L. Beech Auto Mechanics Marvin C. Baughman Auto Mechanics Grady Lee B ' urges Refrigeration William C. Crane Auto Mechanics Johnnie R. Cruthird Auto Mechanics Orval A. Davis Sign Painting John W. Goldman Auto Mechanics Frank H. Hall Sign Painting Gary William Harberson, Jr. Refrigeration Alfred Herndon Auto Mechanics Ferris H. Holcombe Refrigeration Robert E. Jacobs Auto Mechanics Julius Kellar Sign Painting Houston C Lee Refrigeration Daniel John Lott Auto Mechanics Winton Malley Auto Mechanics Richard McCain Refrigeration J 5 4 ? SPECIAL STUDENTS Elvin Earl McNeese Auto Mechanics Hilders L. Odem Cabinet Making Wilmer Penton Auto Mechanics Charlie H. Rawls Cabinet Making Edgar Hollis Rawls Sign Painting Jack C. Rester Cabinet Making Henry Leo Reyer Auto Mechanics Robert M. Reyer Cabinet Making Eugene Sanders Auto Mechanics Willie V. Sanders Auto Mechanics Henry Smith Cabinet Making Leslie Bruce Smith Refrigeration Tony Tarver Auto Mechanics Edward Deward Taylor Auto Mechanics Wiley C. Tullos Refrigeration Thomas A. Tyner Sign Painting A. C. Varnado Sign Painting Alton C. Wheat Auto Mechanics Louis E. Woodward Auto Mechanics o n ft - PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE SPECIAL STUDENTS HIGH SCHOOL Louis Dean Carlton Jordan Harold Martin Charles E. Selph James Smith Harold Tynes AUTO MECHANICS Ulysses L. Hyatt Frank J. McAndrews Hilders L. Odem Hubert Amith Alvin E. Sullivan REFRIGERATION Carrol H. Buckley William C. Casonova James T. Creel Ernest J. Davion, Jr. Ralph C. Dawsey Burnell D. Dedeaux Arthur Dufloth Charles C. Farrar Leland P. Hester Arthur A. Holloway John B. Howard James C. Ladner James H. Mitchell Harry Melvin Loran L. Myers, Jr. Jimmie Goar CABINET MAKING James C. Burge Ephraim M. Duncan Griffin J. Seal George D. Warner SIGN PAINTING Kenneth W. Beech Paul H. Bullen Harold Loyd Crocker Robert L. Pierce John E. Sanderson Donald R. Smith William E. Stockstill Little Mo and No Mo Donald J. D. Penton, Jr. SHIVERS GYMNASIUM The most important addition to Pearl River College this year is the new Shivers Gymnasium, named after Judge J .C. Shivers. The dedication was held on February 1 and was an occasion that will be rem- embered for some time on this campus. The program consisted of a short dedication ceremony, three basketball games, and music by the college orchestra. The gym is one of the most modern in the state. The front portion of the building has a ticket booth, concession booth, storage rooms, offices, and a physical education class room. CHEER LEADERS Tommie Koch, Goolie Mitchell, Mary Lou Buch- anan, Fay Bass, Charles Berry, and Frances Smith. QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Charles Berry MOST HANDSOME JOHN DAVIS MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL BEST DRESSED BOY WITTIEST BEST DRESSED GIRL MARY EVELYN HARRIS WHO ' S WHO AT PEARL Most Beautiful Girl Rest Dressed Girl Most Handsome Boy RIVER HIGH SCHOOL CLARENCE LEDINGHAM Best Boy Athlete LOY HARVEY Wittiest Boy JO ANN AMACKER Best Girl Athlete CYNTHIA SMITH Wittiest Girl Glen Daley Vice-President J. C. Mitchell President STUDENT COUNCIL It is the purpose of the Student Council to promote the general welfare of the students of Pearl River College in a democratic form of government and to guide them in responsi- ble matters. All registered students come un- der the restrictions of the Student Council. Many activities are sponsored by the Student Council. af. Dorothy Ann Stockstill Secretary-Treasurer Donald Mitchell Freshman 1 Graham McDonald Faculty Advisor H. C. Lowe Senior ' 49 WILDCAT STAFF Seated — left to right: Ruth Herrin, Carol Walker, Miss Malley, Red Ladner, Kent Bennett, Miss Caldwell, Scoop Stevenson, and Glen Perkins. Standing: Boyce Hathorn, Willie Ray Berry, Jackie Whitney, John Sones, Melville Mitchell, Ruby Bond, and Hezzie Dunaway. complete STAFF Plans For ' 48-49 Annual FOR wildcat ' $h ape; Bennett Is Editor Stall tor this year ' s annual, THE WILDCAT, has been completed, it was announced today by the ed- itor, Kent Bennett. They take ov- er their duties immediately and are planning on a copy of the yearbook m the hands of every jtuderit before the year ends. Complete list of the staff is as iollows: Editor — Kent Bennett. Associate Editor — Jackie Whit- ney. Business Manager — Boyce Haw- thorn. Soj i Representative — Melville Mitchell. Freshman Representative — kuth Lumpkin. Senior Representative — Carolyn Walker. Jv ior Moody. Feature Editor- ry. .Sports Editor — Scoop Stevenson. Assf iate Sports Editor — Red L.dne. . A :i -Editors — Hezzy Dunaway and Jerry Spiers. Advertising Manager — Glen Per- kins. Assistant Advertising Manager — George Moody Typists — Margie Rester, Ruby Bond. Ruth rierrin, Elly Mae Lumpkin. Photographers — Sones, Hansley, Kent Hughes and Mr. Robinson (photog advisor). Faculty Advisors for this term are Miss Caldwell and Miss Mal- ley. AU Staff members who do not know their complete list of duties are asked to contact either editors or a.a usors. immediately. Hathorn Takes Over As Business Manager Representative — Carol Willie Ray Ber- Boyce Hathorn was moved up a notch from assistant to full- fledged Business Manager of this year ' s annual. THE WILDCAT, upon Donald Mitchell ' s resigna- tion. Mitchell ' s resignation came as a result of over-work, as he was doubling on the business head job for both THE CADET and THE WILDCAT. Hathorn has already stepped into the position and is at present hunting for an assistant. If you think you can fill the bill, look him up. Plans for this session ' s annual are definitely underway with thf positions of editor and business manager filled. Kent Bennett was named editor and Donald Mitchell business manager. The remainder of the staff is not yet a certainty, it was announced today by Miss Caldwell, advisor to the annual. Both Bennett and Mitchell are Picayune boys, enrolled here as freshmen. Both are qualified by experience. In his second year at Picayune High School, Bennett acted as feature editor on their annual. The Maroon Tide. His final year saw him repeat as editor of the same book. Mitchell was on the Picayune High annual staff in his senior year as Sports Editor. He is busi- ness manager on this paper as well as Freshman representative to the Student Council. As said above, all positions on the staff are not yet filled and everyone willing is asked to lend his knowledge and aid to the staff in putting out this year ' s annual. If interested see Miss Caldwell. Miss Malley, Donald Mitchell or Kent Bennett. (ttsbet Left to right: Seated — Kent Bennett, Willie Ray Berry. Standing — Margie Rester, Ada Thornhill, Boyce Hathorn, Otis Kaufman, Ruby Bond, and Betty Mae Rushing. Cadet Voted Best In State Miss. Press Conference Willie R. Berry Eunice McSwain Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief Willie Ray Berry Associate Editor Kent Bennett Feature Editor Betty Mae Rushing Sports Editor _. Otis Kaufman Staff Secretary Ruby Bond Feature Writer Marie Smith Society Editor Dorothy Stockstill Reporters Faye Bass, Ada Thornhill Staff Photographer Reporters Ruby Bond, Faye Bass Business Staff Business Manager Donald Mitchell Advertising Manager Boyce Hathorn Circulation Manager __. Frank Lee Faculty Advisor Miss Eunice McSwain Member Mississippi Junior College Press Association Pearl River Junior College ' s student newspaper, The Cadet, was voted the best all-around ju- nior college newspaper at the second meeting of the Mississippi Junior College press association lasl weekend. Judged by Dean Dubois, editor the Mississippian at Ole Miss, and Bill McCord, cartoonist with the same publication, the entry by the Pearl River paper contained seven issues, four from last session and three from the current year. The meeting was held at Perk- inston Junior College at Perkin- ston. Harvey Randall, a student at Perkinston, was elected presi- dent for the coming year. He suc- ceeds Hugh McKee, student edi- tor at Pearl River last year. Mc- Kee, a resident of Picayune, is attending Ole Miss. Three students and the news- paper ' s advisor formed the dele- gation from Poplarville. They were editor Willie Ray Berry, Sandy Hook; Kent Bennett, asso- ciate editor from Picayune; Betty Rushing, feature editor from Co- lumbia, and Miss Eunice Mc- Swain, sponsor. Mr. Berry was presented the loving cup that symbolizes the award in special ceremonies that closed the two-day meeting. MUSIC D E Head Majorette P A R T M E N T Arthur Byrd Tommie Lawrence, Director Everette Boyd Jeannie Meadors Gary Whitfield Frank Starkey Ralph Dyar Mary Lou Buchanan Boyce Hathorn ORCHESTRA I Tommie Smith Peggy Joyce Amacker Yvonne Lee Ada Thornhill Jeannie Tolar Billie Sinclair Laura Stafford Hazel Stanford Billie Rose Ashe Jeannie Meadors Dorothy Smith Jewell Schiell Virginia Simpson Elaine Johnston Dorothy Stockstill Dolores Haberstock Estelle Smith Katherine Holliday Margaret Penton J. C. Mitchell Kelton Anderson Larry Holmes Wyatt Broome Kent Hewes Charles Berry John Polk Miss Thelma Batson, Director GLEE CLUB B. S. U. COUNCIL First Row: Hallie Rester, Elaine Johnston, Dorothy Stockstill, Betty Rushing. Second Row: Charles Berry, Margie Rester, Amanda Horton, Billie Jean Lott, Wilda Loftin. Third Row: Miss Lula Webb, Junior Davis, Rev. Judson Chastain, J. C. Mit- chell, Boyce Hathorn, Miss Dora Etia Solomon. WESLEY FOUNDATION Seated: Miss Eunice McSwain, Ruby Bond, Virginia Simpson, Mary Frances Rogers, Mary Evelyn Harris. Standing: Grover Miller, Joe Capdepon, Charles Neeley, Bobby Joe Connerly. Y. W. C A. President Wilda Lofcin Secretary-Treasurer Jeanie Tolar Reporter Ruby Bond Sponsor Miss Dixie Clanton Y. M. C A. President Frank Branch Vice-President Rosario Drago Secretary Lloyd Brinkman Treasurer Neldon Cochran Sponsor Mr. Cecil Robertson Left to right: J. C. Mitchell, W. W. Bevill, Margie Rester, H. R. Holloway. DEBATERS The Pearl River College Debate team has been especially outstanding this year. The affirmative side was awarded first place in the state contest held in Jackson. The members of the team are: J. C. Mitchell and W. W. Bevill, affirmative; Margie Rester and Hubert R. Holloway, negative. Miss Eunice McSwain coached the teams. FELLOWSHIP MIDWEEK PRAYER SERVICE 4 Lula Webb Director Eunice McSwain Pianist Fellowship, though not a denominational service, teaches God and the way in which He affects the life of each of the students. Under the direction of Miss Lula Webb a service is held each week. The programs are varied and often consist of inspirational messages brought by visiting speakers. HOMECOM II 1 ■ | QUEEN Katharine Ann Holiday THE QUEEN RUBY BOND Attendants Frank Schmidt Willie Morris Frank Branch Neldon Cochran Fred Haimon Here is the 1948 Pearl River Wildcat football squad. Bottom Row, Left to Right: managers; Bobby Conerly, Lloyd Brinkman and Bobby Ware. Second Row in the usual order: John Polk, Neldon Cochran, Jesse Smith, Willie Ray Morris, J. C. Stewart, Spurgeon Alford, Joe Smith, Dale Thigpen and Gene Mapp. Third Row: Fred Haiman, Leo Jones, Bill Yeager, John Hecker, Lou Campos, Rosario Drago, Edward Cooper, Robert Ladner. Fourth Row: Frank Schmidt, Horace Miller, Louis Deen, James Mc- Neill, James Cosper, James Culpepper, Louis Van Poppel, Gary Wayne Whitfield. Fifth Row: Frank Branch, Lewis Murray, Bobby Conerly, William Fornea, Hoover Garrett, John Davis, Alvin Ingram. Sixth Row: Virgil Poole, Jack Morris, Harry Lowe, Charles Phillips and Marco Bolanos. TWO WILDCATS MAKE ALL-STATE Bobby Conerly, left, and James Cosper, right, were honored to the 1948 All-State foot- ball team. Conerly was chosen as right guard and Cosper was named as right tackle on the mythical eleven. Five other Wildcats were chosen on the second team and honorable mention list. On the second team were J. C. Stewart and Frank Branch. Lewis Murray, Willie Morris, John Davis, Alvin Ingram and Louis Campos were given honorable mention. SEASON SUMMARY FIRST GAME: Yeager, Campos and Miller scored on the ground and Branch passed to Cochran to give the Wildcats a 25-19 win over Holmes at Goodman. SECOND GAME: Highlighted by Yeager ' s 81 yard dash around left end, Pearl River ' s second tilt was a 26-0 win over Southwest of Summit. Jones, Miller, and Haimon scored in the first home game for the 1948 Wildcats. LEWIS MURRAY THIRD GAME: Hinds handed the Pearl River eleven their first loss for the season. The Eagles won a hard fought 19-13 game at Raymond. FOURTH GAME: Coach Dobie Holden ' s eleven won over East Mississippi of Scooba, 34-14. FIFTH GAME: Leo Jones scored three touchdowns as the Wildcats won over the Merchant Marines, 55-7. ALVIN INGRAM EDWARD COOPER SIXTH GAME: Co-Lin of Wesson fell before the Pearl River eleven in the special Homecoming game here. Bill Yeager scored twice in the 26-19 victory. SEVENTH GAME: Ancient rival Perkinston edged the fighting Wildcats, 20-19, in the game of the year. EIGHTH GAME: J. C. Stewart blocked a kick that led to a 15-14 win over Sunflower on the local campus. NINTH GAME: Pearl River ' s T formation failed to score for the first time in 1948 when they met East Central at Decatur on a rain drenched field. The Warriors edged the Wildcats, 6-0. TENTH GAME: Battling for a Laurel Lions ' Bowl bid, Pearl River and Ellisville met in Poplarville to close their seasons. The eleven from up Jones County way eased by the Wildcats, 26-19. JOHN DAVIS james McNeill COACHING STAFF Pearl River ' s coaching staff ranked among the best in the con- ference. T. D. Dobie Holden, who directed Pascagoula to the state high school crown in 1947, was at the helm for the Wildcats. His as- sistants were: James Richmond, line mentor, and Woodrow Daley, trainer. PEARL RIVER HARDWOOD MAGICIANS These maroon and gold clad hit parade stars represented Pearl River Junior College during the 1949 basketball season, making an excellent showing against all competition in the fast -Mississippi junior college conference. In the usual order, first row, it ' s Glenn Perkins, Picayune; Jim Watts, Improve; Neldon Cochran, Columbia; Joe Smith, Picayune; Glenn Daley, Carson; J. C. Stewart, Picayune; Jack Morris, Sylacauga, Ala.; Gene Watts, Improve; Wyatt Broom, Bass- field; Dennis Ladner, Savannah; Hoover Garrett, Slidell, La.; top row: Coach Wood- row Daley; Fred Haimon, Fox Lake, 111.; Roland Ladner, Sellers; Robert Pace, Prentiss; Lou Campos, New Orleans; Bobby Ware, Millry, Ala. Coach Daley was making his first start here during the ' 49 season. He was an All-State performer here in 1935, returning this season to take the reins as cage mentor. Dennis Ladner, Jim Watts, and Robert Pace were returning men from last season ' s team to form the nucleus of the 1949 team. The remainder of the 49 group returns next season to make Pearl River one of the teams to watch for championship laurels. The 49 team faced a rough twenty-game schedule that included such quintets as Co-Lin, East Central, Perkinston, Hinds, East Mississippi, Jones County Junior College, Southwest Junior College, and the Merchant Marine Base of Pass Christian. PEARL RIVER GIRL BASKETEERS The twelve lovely young ladies pictured below were the mainstays in the girls ' basketball program. They, too, faced a tough schedule from start to finish of the 1949 season. Their coach was Graham McDonald, returning from the previous season. His ex- cellent handling of the team won acclaim over the state and the Wildcat sextet he directed was the feared opposition over the conference. The losses suffered by the girls were always by the margin of a few points. Standing — left to right, there are: Jeanie Tolar, Columbia; Marie Ladner, Pass Chris- tian; Eloise Meyers, Prentiss; Helen Morris, Columbia; Bobbie Joyce Smith, Poplarville; Betty Ladner, Pass Christian; Frances Smith, Poplarville; Doris Ramshur, Improve; Ivy Ruth Wise, Carriere, and Coach Graham McDonald. The trio on the first row, from left to right, are: Bobbie Pearl Stringer, Columbia; Faye Bass, Prentiss; Wilda Loftin, Hub. Doris Ramshur, a freshman due to return next season, Helen Morris, and Eloise Meyers were outstanding at their forward positions. Betty Ladner was an alternate at forward or guard. Bobbie Pearl Stringer, Faye Bass and Wilda Loftin were guard starters the major- ity of the season. Bobbie Joyce Smith was another guard that saw plenty of action along with Frances Smith. SEVEN LASSIES GRADUATE Coach McDonald will find a general job of rebuilding when he gets ready for next season ' s schedule. Seven of the girls below will graduate at the close of the 1948-49 school year. They are Marie Ladner, Jeanie Tolar, Eloise Meyers, Helen Morris, Bobbie Smith, Faye Bass, Wilda Loftin. HORNETS DOWN U 1 Popla nets lv live v here decis dale. Lut outfit, its bill serve th as enroll not on its team knew fumble, tr to each made takes Poi again Th. gift f on tht Morris a first d«. line from on a quarter Daniels ' boot The ney ' that sta ner b ' and ? ft- othei to gc and from Danie versioi. Arab tally when dale heave on ner picked 45. Morr ; Tommy 55 ya ' this ' soor scor post ed t To. Led in, ing in played a jury lore Howard shov Sense Morris the b- Hop tall Z1 poii Th coast field fa bie un thefljr by Moody, Moi . _ ed the ball ' Daniels POPLARVILLE HIGH TAKES LON p in the final perioc total to 333 points NThe two tallies by ' ■pvere the only poin £jm for the entire s. D Hornets were pen K to 20 for the Cat lay Lumberton foi gionai title Wednesday their good record in the S n. The Hornets have ints scored on t i and have racked 326 points which B est records this wri J J £ A h d_ th e experience Hornets Keep Slate Clean By Tr IS 3M3 wi r in4 • went ofl Harvey s point, Di e lines Is hi er — Th«G Hornets are Uieir IT lmn after turn- ' feata , i Bearcats back t 1 I Friday in the 9 Hornets proved play heads-up I ere scored on. sry period and on t down to 7 for licld goals against The Hornets start on an aerial ' e e - '  _!n the f : t prove to be H - m only complet ,ht ' V T RICHARDSON 8 Xr°°?A itercep ted by the •i- St( Lis B° ' J he O .s t ' rac- it of to COACH N sr uce Jos Lad- • i at the ! eaflj ss to [ reeli 1 ' ongt ,-. r ck ' ' -- ■ ' e H r I L ce 0 ,id- W ung E n in- | ers took Tent. Ab were fon -U on de-1 net line 1 j alert Hoi - B ; A The Hi, stil lunde: for the si the Ocea last Frida- field. This m or the Hi the only n ery| south Missis vith I been scored £ ND te ' s high TOMMY SPIERS 1 CAPTIAN ' 1 Sea re unt L md i t ° in fa and first JT „l the Hon The Hornets compl - d the second qt the eir 10. They ? • «wed up w . BpSSIg-SS H x : J w « s .- A TSr s •; Z END p ACK ompl- CENTER = uaiivj. However c; K) turn plays | 3T Lowe mov- 1 d Doug ' m r0 0 neD ' iwn y |iels a succe the r • ' outel K da- h c; Ai R V E : u ac uemg on Richardson very decepti ig Daniels T |A C K L E THE 1948 HORNETS The 19-4! Hornets polled one of the best records that is known in the history of the school. A good reason for this was the way they stuck to their motto, All For One and One For All. They scored 354 points and held their opponents to a mere 34 points for the season. 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