Pearl River Community College - Wildcat Yearbook (Poplarville, MS)
- Class of 1952
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I I TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY DaUAS TtXAJ ' 7 rt y-mĀ dt UIAN) KTTd TlAliOOKi PEARL RIVEI JUNIOR COLLEGE The I95Z Wildcaf is Dedicafed fo World Peace ftAHl OTEB COllEliE UBBAH TRUSTEES ' Robtrt G. Livingston JEFF DAVIS John Bynum Dennis I ' orlenberry ' W. E. Simmons N. L. Watts Frank Fortenberry MAP ION ' A. O. Atnacker Enoch Seal ' John A. Grice ' Monroe Smith A. S. Davis LAMAR PEARL RIVER JUNIOR COLLEGE D. C. Bilbo C. D. Jackson A. H. Knight Harry B. Sor.es I). L. Wesley W. O. Moody Edmond Mitchell S. P. Powell E. E. Breland ā¢Terms expired December 31. 1951. To the Friends of Pearl River Junior College: Each vear brings new victories and new responsibilities. The Annual staff of Pearl River Junior College has accepted the challenge for the year 19.52 and is glad to bring to the friends of the institution a production that will strikingly exemplify the life, habits, ideals, and traditions that are so closely interwoven into the activities here at Pearl River Junior College. It is with pleasure that I have an opportunity to say, My best wishes for a job well-done. Great things do not happen by accident. Anything produced that is worthwhile represents the guiding influence and the labor of things that are pro- moting the project. I feel that this book speaks for itself. My true wish is that this book might be treasured by each and everyone as a keep- sake, storing many memories of pleasant years at Pearl River Junior College. Sincerely, R. D. McLENDON President C. K. AL(;OOD Agricuhurf B.A.. Mi!tĀ i kĀ ippi Slate M.S.. Mi ' siwippi Suic JAMES I. BASS Auto Mrchanics THELMA BATSON Voice, Piano B.M.. Chicago Musical College M.M.. .American Conservatory. Chi cago . rtiĀ t Degree, Cincinnati Conserva ' tory M.AGGIE BERRY Home Economics B.S.. M. S. C. W. M.S.. Peabody WILLARD BOND Refrigeration and Air Condition- ing DIXIE B. CLANTON Special Students Program, lish B.S.. Mississippi Southern M.A., Peabody DOROTHY COLEMAN Commerce B.S., University of Alabama t H. M. CRAFT Public Relations B.S., Mississippi Southern M.A., University of Alabama ' Military Leave of Absence CAROLINA B. DALEY Social Studies B.A., Peabody M.A., Peabody WOODROW T. DALEY Coach, Physical Education B.S.. Peabody MYRTIS DOSSETT y ocational Secretary T. P. FORNEA Vice President, Mathematics B.S., Mississippi Southern M.A.. University of Mississippi MRS. T. P. FORNEA English, Languages B.A., University of Mississippi A. L. GILMORE Mathematics, Science B. S., Mississippi Southern B.A., Mississippi Southern FRED HENLEY Assistant Coach, Social Studies B.S.. Mississippi Southern College ARTHUR HIC.MON Sign Painting and Commercial Art Mmtary Leave of Absence T. D. HOLDEN Athletic Director B.S.. L. S. U. M.A.. L. S. U. ITAI.O lARICCI Hand Director Juillard School of Music B.S.. Teachers College. Columbia University ROBERT L. JOHNSON Science B.S.. Mississippi Southern M.A., Mississippi Southern MRS. AMANDA T. KELLY Freshman Dormitory Hostess ARLIE V. LINCKS Vocational Director and Instruc- B.S.. Eastern State College. Rich- mond. Kentucky M.A.. University of Illinois MARY E. LINCKS Ennlish, Orientation, Secretary, Registrar ' s Office A.B.. Asbury College, Wilmore. Ky. M.A.. Eastern State College, Rich- mond, Ky. TOMMIE LOU McCANN Secretary A.A., F. R. C. GRAHAM McDonald Biology B.S.. Mississippi State M.A., Mississippi State Military Leave of Absence V. M. Mcl.ENDONĀ Dean of Men U.S., Mississippi Southern EUNICE McSWAIN English B.S.. Mississippi Southern M.A.. University of Alabama MRS. S. J. MILLER Dietitian E.C.J .C, Decatur, Mississippi y1 JAMES H. MITCHELL Refrigeration and Air Condition- ing A. B. NICHOLSON Dean, Registrar, Education B. S.. Mississippi Southern M.A., University of Mississippi HENRY RESTER Cabinet Making P A MAE ROGERS Librarian B.A.. Mississippi Woman ' s College C. E. ROUSE y ocational Agriculture Military Leave of Absence ENOCH SEAL. JR. Social Studies B.S.. Mississippi State College M.A.. Mississippi State College HIl.MA SEEFELD Commerce BJS., Mississippi State College HARLON SMITH Auto Mechanics CHARLES STEWART Agriculture B.S., Mississippi State College M. J. TIERNAN Science B.S.. M.A., Ph.D., Europe E. LAYNE TRICKEY B. S. V. Secretary B.S.. South Eastern Missouri State College; Training School, Louisville, Kentucky JAMIE TURNAGE Dean of Women, Physical Educa- tion B.S., Mississippi Southern College B.A., Mississippi Southern College LI LA WEBB Mathematics and Bible B.S., Mississippi Southern M.R.E.. Baptist Training School of Louisville. ALVIN G. WELCH Commerce B.S.. Mississippi Southern College R. J. WHEAT ā¢AiUo Mechanics MRS. BILL WILLIAMS Special Student Program English, Mathematics B.S., Mississippi Southern College LARRY B. WOLFE Vocational Coordinator MRS. DEAN FORTENBERRY GRIFFIN Library B.A., Louisiana State University Military Leave of Absence Picture not available ANNE DANDRIDGE Business Manager SOPHOMORES Hankins, Scroees, Powell, Miller, seated. OFFICERS President CHARLES SCROCGS Vice President JOE HANKINS Secretary BARBARA MILLER Class Representative BILL POWELL Leslie Albritton PicĀ«)unr, Mim. lirnrral Education J. L ASHER Picayune, Miss. BĀ«n i 1.2: Orchestrm 1. 2. Eddie Banko Cmrriere, Miss. History 1 1 Ā« Mary Elizabeth Barnett Poplarvillr, Miss. Education Edward Brown Poplamllr, Miss. Mat hematic i Peggy Joyce Amacker Poplarvillr, Miss. Commerce Glcf Club 1. 2. Thomas Babington Franklinton, La. I ' reMed Sprpch Club Officer 2; Debal- in{( Tram 2; Football 2. Charles P. Barker, Jr. Columbia, Miss. General ClrĀ« Club 1, 2; Student Coun- cil Prrsidrnt 2; Best Boy Per- sonality 1; B. S. U. Council 2; Band 1, Drum Major 2. Jean Picott Bourne Foxworih, Miss. Home Economics Glre Club 1; Band 1; Home Ec. Club 1; Y. W. C. A. 1. 2: Y. W. A. 1. 2; Homrcoming Maid 2: Brst Athlrte 1; Basketball 1, 2. Artha Ray Bryant Pa ca{(oula, Miss. lournalism Cadri Editor 1, 2; Speech Club 1. 2; Wildcat Staff 1, 2. Bobby Gene Brock Crandall, Miss. Education Betty Jean Burge Lumberton, Miss. Commerce Y. W. C. A. 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Cheerleader 1, 2; Cadet Staff 2. Floy La-Fae Carroll Lumberton, Miss. Law Cadet Staff 2; Speech Club 1, 2; Y. W. A. 1,2. Harold George Chauvin Houma, La. Physical Education Douglas Bryan Daniels Poplarville, Miss. Mathematics Football 1, 2; Most Handsome Boy 1; Baseball 1; Basketball I. i Clifton Broom Columbia, Miss. Commerce Douglas Harold Burge Poplarville, MisĀ«. Agriculture 4-H 2. Mary Anne Chavers McNeil, Miss. Music Band 1, 2; Orchesttra 1, 2. Sam Clinton Hattiesburg, MIm. Mathematics Basketball 1, 2. B. L. Dossett Picayune, Miss, Agriculture Education Billy Ray Frierson Picayunr, Mim. Forestry Football 1. 2. Joe Hankins Baxter ' illr, Miss. PreDental Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2. Billy Ray Hatten Hattiesburg, Miss. Physical Education James Ray Holifield Pascagoula, Miss. Education Football Manager 1, 2. Bobby Joe Jennings Prentiss, Miss. Physical Education Football 1; G -Captain 2. Vernon Aubrey Gibson I ' oplirviilr, Mi««. Accounting Band 1. 2: B. S. t ' . Extension (!hairman. Jo Ann Harmon Picayune, Miss. Commerce Class Secretary 1; Y 1. 2; An- nual Staff 2. Marion Ray Hinson Lake Shore, Miss. Chemistry Cadet 2; Glee Club 2; Science Club 2. A. L. Jacobs Poplarville, Miss. Agriculture Glenn Kerley Bassfield, Miss. Agriculture Education Basketball 1, 2. Christine Ladner Lumberton, Miss. Education Debating Team 1; Speech Club 2; Glee Club 1, 2. Joe Ladner Lumberton, Miss. Forestry Science Club 1; Cadet Staff 2. Doris Glenn Lott Bassfield, Miss. Home Economics Homecoming Queen 1; Cheer- leader 2; Best Dressed Girl 1; Y. W. C. A. 2. Shirley Dell Menetre Poplarville, Miss. Commerce B. S. U. Council 2; Wildcat Staff 2; Annual Staff 2; Y. W. A. 1. Carol Lynn Moody Poplarville, Miss. .ommerct Debate Team 1. Earl L adner I ' arkinKton, .MiM. Agriculture, Education Maria Christina Leiva La Ceiba, Honduras, C A. Commerce Albert McCrimmon Carricre. Miss. Education Glee Club 1, 2; Gke Qub Of- ficer 1. Barbara Marie Miller Purvis, Miss. Commerce Y. W. C. A. 1. 2; Glee Club 1; Cadet 1; Y. W. C. A. Officer I. James Richard Morgan Franklinton, La. Physical Education Football I. 2. Peggy Joyce Owen ( ā¢rrirrr. Miss. i.ommerre Y. W. A. 1. 2; Clrr Club 1; Y. W. C A. 1. 2; B. S. U. Coun cil 2. Garland Ray Parrish Mt. Olive. Miss. Physical E ducal ton Basketball 1. 2. Bill H. Powell Carriere, .Miss. Education Glee Club 1; Pres. 2; B. S. U. Vice Pres. 1, 2; Wildcat Editor 2; Student Council 2. Hayward Rester Picayune, Miss. Forestry Band 1. 2; Math Club 1; Science Club 1. H. K. Rouse Poplarville, Miss. Agriculture Annual Staff 1, 2; 4-H 2. Malcolm GLYN(5tt. Parker Pur iĀ , .Miss. English Math Club 1: Science Club 1; Cadet Staff 2; Clans Play 1. Jane Pigott Tylertown. Miaa. Commerce Basketball 1. 2: Glee Clnb 1; Hand 1 ; Homecoming Queen 2. Frkd Read Poplarville, Miss. Agriculture Education Science Club 1. Elizabeth Rogers Baxterville, Miss. English B. S. V. Council 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Band 1. 2; Dramatic Club 1; Y. W. C. A. 1; Cadet 1. Marion Salloum Picayune, Miss. Business Football 1, 2. h William Lee Sawin Montagur, Mass. Chemistry Football 2. Donald Phillip Schultz Chicago, 111. Physical Education Football 1, 2. Betty Ann Sewell Picayune, Miss. General B. S. U. Council; Glee Club 1; Y. W. C. A. 1. 2. Dorothy Rose Smith Poplarville, Miss. Home Economics Glee Club 1, 2. ToMMiE Vaudell Smith Poplarville, Miss. Home Economics Glee Club. Pai line Jewell 5 chill Poplarville, MiM. Commerce Charles Scroccs Ik f(alufva, La. PreDenlal Class Pres. 1. 2. Mary Dean Skipper Poplarville, Miss. Home Economics Glee Club 1, 2; B. S. U. Coun- cil 1. Phyllis Merle Smith Poplarville, .Miss. Commerce Band 1. 2; Head .MajorHte 1, 2. Mary Katherine Stacc VirkitburK. Miss. Home Economics Glee Club 1; ChrerleĀ«der 1. 2; Wildcat 1. 2: B. U. Couad] Mickey Richard Stewart Picayune, Mia . Lhemisiry Sp«««h Qub 1 : Math Qub 2. Johnnie Katherine Stockstill Picayunr, Miaa. Physical Education Y. W. C. A. 1. 2; Y. W. A. 1. 2; Wildcat Staff 2; Cadet Staff 2. Howard Benjamin Thomley Hattirsburg, Mis . General John K. Vaughn Bay St. Lx uis, Miss. General James Webb Welborn Picayiutp, Miss. Agriculture, Education 1 Jimmy Stockstill Picayune, Mim. Chemistry Charles Edward Taylor Columbia. Miss. Physical Education BaĀ krtball 1. 2. Donald McRae Tynes Poplarville, Miss. Math Scirncr CIbb 1. 2; Math Qub 1. 2: Wildcat 1; Dramatic Q 1 ; Speech Club 1. Bennie Thomas Warren Picayune, Miss. Education Band 2. Kermit Westbrook Picayunr, Miss. Education Glee Club 1. 2; Glee Club Offi cer 1, 2. Pictures not available Mary Carl Burge Cleveland Dawsey Billy Glenn Evans Pett F. Gatten John L. Goodson Kenneth Harrell Elizabeth Higmon Albert E. Howard Mary Lou Kemp James L. Mason James Thomas McQueen Amos Miller, Jr. Robert Emmett O ' Neill June Perkins Marcellinus B. Puyper Joseph Clifton Saucier Johnson S. Shaw, Jr. David Elyott Spence John Bell Stonecypher Kyle E. Terrell FRESHMEN Seated: Ford, Mays. Standing: Drennan, Cochran, Brantley. President JOE FORD yice President BILLY COCHRAN Secretary RALPH MAYS Treasurer ELLARD BRANTLEY Representative JOE DRENNAN Gerald Alien Amacker Poplarvillr, MiĀ Ā iĀ sippi Lonnie Anderson, Jr. Baitrrvillr, .Mi!kĀ iĀ !Mppi Conner Ray Armstrong Buafield, MiMiMippi Dorothy Nell Ash Carriere. Mississippi Elinor Sue Avery Ticayunr, Mi !tissippi Angela Ayala San Salvador, EU Salvador, C. A. Carey Bateman Franklinton, Louisiana James Berry Prentiss, Mississippi Monroe Allen Bilbo Lumberton, Mississippi Marita Merle Blackwell Lumberton. Mississippi Joseph N. Blackman Picayune, Mississippi Clayford Bounds Picayune, Mississippi Emmitt Bourne Baxterville, Mississippi Avon Earl Bracey Kokomo, Mississippi Nelda Fern Bracey Foxworth, Mississippi i i Ellard Brantlry Joyrr. i uiitiana James Mitchell Bright Furvin, MiĀ aiMippi J. B. Brock Cranilall, Nf inKisBippi William Evans Bullock PrestiM, MiMiftsippi Averiese Burge Picayune, Mississippi Blanche Willene Burge Carrierr, Mississippi Jeanette L. Burge Poplarville, Mississippi Dora Belle Burney Picayunr, Mississippi Dorothy Mae Bums Picayune, Mississippi Arthur Thomas Byrd Picayune, Mississippi Gerald Calhoun Columbia, Mississippi Nettie Pearl Cargile Bay Springs, Mississippi William Barnctt Clapp Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Carolyn Ann Clark Columbia, Mississippi Billy Juan Cochran Fox worth, Mississippi John Cole Hattirsburg, MiMiMippi Mary Faye Cole Haltirsburg, Mississippi Jerry Cinerly Tylrrtown, Mississippi James Albert Craft Jayrss, Mississippi Sherry Louise Culpepper Foplarvillr, Mississippi Glen Leroy Davis PopUrville, Mississippi John Ed. Davis Sumrall, Mississippi Malcolm Jesse Davis Columbia, Mississippi Mary Alice Davis Lumberton, Mississippi Charlie Devrow Hattiesburg, Mississippi Jroy Douglas Dossett Carriere, Mississippi William J. Drennan Picayune, Mississippi Joyce Imogene Dunn Poplarvillr, Mississippi Ida Vincent Evans McNeil, Mississippi G. Hal Fisher Hathorn, Misaiasippi Doris Nclda FoleĀ« Lumbrrton, MistiMippi Joe Weathersby Ford Poplarvillr, MiMUsippi Frances Emily Formby Picayune, MiKMtsippi Elbert Douglas Fowler Purvis, MiMiMippi Jobie Sam Foxworth Sandy Hook, .MissiĀ Ā ippi Beth Fuhr Poplarville, MissiMippi Frances Cipson Algiers, .Louisiana William Thomas Goff L ' jmberton, Mississippi Gloria Joan Hankins Baxterville, Mississippi Lavon Harriel Perkinston, Mississippi Dorothy Carolyn Hathom Prentiss, Mississippi Charlene Hutson Columbia, Mississippi Jessee Scott Hatton Bassfield, Mifttissippi Ilse Held Bogota, Colombia, S. A. Mary Edith Herrin Picayune, MisaiMippi Ozzie Ree Herring Sanily Hook, Mivii!tĀ«ippi James Oliver Holden Poplarvillr, Mississippi Joe Earl Holloway Carson, Mississippi Robert George Huct Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Lorraine Jennings Prrntiss, Mississippi Dorothy Jo Johnston Purvis, Mississippi Ernest Carl Johnson Carrierr, Mississippi Sylvia Jane Johnson McNeil, Mississippi Willie Lou Knight Columbia, Mississippi Hershel Roscoe Ladner Poplarvillr, Mississippi Mildred Sybil Ladner Lumbfrton, Mississippi Percy W. Lander Poplarvillr, Mississippi Betty Frances Lee Purvis, Mississippi Claudia Faye Lee Carrirrr, Mississippi Culley Cobb Lee Picayune, Mississippi i Linda Lorraine Lee Picayunr, .Miii iiĀ sippi Robert Exlward Lee Picayune, MiMiMippi Lillie Fayc Livingston Cariton, MiixtiMtippi Jessie Maxine Loftin Prentiss, Mississippi Harry Hoyle McDonald Lumbrrlon, Mississippi Willie Dell McNeese Poplarville, Mississippi Bettye Garner McPhail Columbia, Mississippi Charles Wayne Manberg Picayune, Mississippi Monvele Maskew Bay St. Lx uis, Mississippi James Ralph Mays Humboldt, Trnnesaee Salim Mejia Colombia, South America Marilyn Miller Poplarville, Mississippi Myma Jean Miller Purvia, Mississippi Clifford Mitchell Nicholson, Mississippi Juanita Morris Columbia, Misaissippi Robert Louis Morris PopUrvillr, MiMiMippi Irene Morrow Purvis, MiMiMippi Dorothy Jean Myrick BastcrviUe, MiMiMippi Barry Myron O ' Brien Ficayunr, Mississippi Hulene Orr Poplarvillr, Missiuippi Bonnie Faye Pearson CĀ«rricrp, Mississippi Hulon K. Pearson CĀ«rriFrp, Mi ssissippi Edna Marie Perkins Brooklyn, Mississippi J. M. Rayborn Baxtcrville, Mississippi Wayne A. Rester Poplarville, Mississippi Maudie Pearl Saucier Poplarville, Missiuippi Walter E. SchiU Poplarville, Mississippi Ervin Nelson Seal Vamado, Louisiana Freddie Seal Franklinton, Louisiana James Seal Picayune, MiMissippi i ' 1 w 1 Johnnie Cleveland Skipper Picayunr, Mi Ā ii ippi Elwood Eugene Smith Poplarville, MiMiMippi Richard Arlan Smith CĀ«rricrr, MtMiMippi Wclton Smith, Jr. Morganlown, MiĀ Ā i!iĀ«ippi Johnnie Monroe Spence Carricrp, Mi sisĀ«ippi Erma Jean Stewart Picayune, MiMiMippi Mary Jo Ann Stewart Lumbfrton, Miosigsippi Robert Cordell Stewart Picayunr, .MiĀ sissippi Roderick James Stout Poplarvillr, MissiMippi George C. Stockstill Picayunr, Mi!(. i ippi Billie Sue Stringer Fox worth, MiMissippi Sara Frances Stuart Picayunr, MiĀ siĀ 9ippi Willie Grace Swilley Lumltrrton. MiMiMippi Joan Sykes Haiiir liur|i. Mi iMiippi Gerald Rudolph Thompson PaaragouU, MimiMippi Floy Alice Thornhill Foplanillr, Mi Ā iĀ Ā«ippi Maude Ellen Warren Sandy Hook, MiMiMippi Bonnylin Watts Columbia, MiMiMippi Earl M. Watts Columbia, MiĀ t issippi Charles Wells Columbia, .Mi Ā Ā iĀ sippi Sylvia Whitfield Picayune, MiĀ .Ā«iĀ sippi Betty Faye Williams Picayune, Mississippi Jerry Wade Wihiams Varnado, Louisiana Richard H. Williams Premiss, Mississippi Pictures not available George Nathan Morris James William Murray Theron Nobles Harry Smith Hilber Stewart Suzanne Stewart Ben Williams Paul Elwin Culpepper Lavon Hartfield Marvin Albert Kattengell Lonis Calvin Ladner Edmund BuUis Lee Mrs. Alma Longino Robert Lee McNair PEARL RIVER JR. COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS First row: Leggett, Crosen. Second row: Mitchell, Regan, Hall, Staehle. President BILL MITCHELL Vice President KENNETH HALL Secretary MAURICE REGAN Treasurer CHARLES STAEHLE Representative CATHERINE LEGGETT Reporter CARILYN CROSEN Robert Ross Amacker Tommy Roy Amacker Sue Carroll Bailey Carol Lee Bridgers Celeste Broom Maxie Lea Castilow Otha Craven Carilynn Crosen Calvin L. Daigle Elizabeth Anne Davis Buddy Dove B. A. Kalis Ralph Humberto Fuentes Jackie Garrett Donald Clennie Glover Carolyn June Greer Hannah Greer Kenneth Charles Hall Charles Harold Jacobs Vaughn Sam Ladner Eunice Lee Edna Catherine Leggett Nolan Joseph Louque Bobby Lee McWiHiams Betty Malley Mildred Malley Robert W. MiUs Bill Eugene Mitchell David Poole Maurice Regan Edna Lois Seal Darla Vaughn Skipper Bobbie Smith David Richard Smith Martin Travis Smith Carleys Walley Annette White Dolores Thomas Thaddeus Troxclair Habia usted espanol ? President EUGENE DEBROW Vice President ROBERT BEN WESLEY Secretary DON LADNER Treasurer _ LARRY DAVIS Representative OTLS EARL SANFORH Reporter HAYWARD PRITTCHETT nfciJlhl i , 1 ' J imJ Mary Sue Amacker Martha Jo Ashley James Bonzo Stella Reyna Chavez Bobby Davis Eugene Debrow Jr. Herbert Wesley Gentry Lita Rea Hodge Mary Frances HoUiday Henry Albert Howard Wynona Hunt Jenkins Ruth Kirkland Donald A. Ladner Ina Ledingham Betty Ruth McGehee Jeraldine Price Hayward Pritchett Howard Pritchett Thomas Pritchett Margaret Jean Rouse Otis Earl Sanford Dorothy Nell Seals Harold Dean Simmons Charlotte Anne Smith James B. Smith Charles Barey Staehle Bobbie Hellen Stanford Hiram Stanford James H. Stewart Jr. Sylvia Camille Stewart Joyce Strahan Charles E. Tucker Billie Lois Tynes Robert B. Wesley Betty Lou Wheat Pictures not available Nevillene Burge Larry Davis N. L. Stanford SPECIAL STUOEMTS PROGRAM Alford, Fortner, Dunaway, McCormick. OFFICERS President JEWEL ALFORD Vice President WILLIE L FORTNER Secretary-Treasurer HOMER DUNAWAY Student Representatit e T. J. McCORMICK Jewel H. Alford Rubin W. Carroll Russell H. Douglas Homer L. Dunaway Willie L. Fortner Thomas J. McCormick Thomas Jefferson Meador Hannes Alford Mills Ralph V. MiUer Charles D. Orr Pictures not available Russell W. Wagoner Bobby Taylor Robert Alexander Cabinrt Making James W. Alsobrooka Auto Mechanic-!) James C. Burge Cabinet Making Wilton Carlon Auto Mechanics James A. Davis Auto Mechanics Rudolph Douglas Cabinet Making Rubin C. Herrin Auto Mechanics James B. Hutto Cabinet Making Lovie Landry Auto Mechanics James E. Lee Auto Mechanics Lonnie Beech (Cabinet Making Emory Carroll Cabinet Making Ellis Davis Auto Mechanics Jack Gray Commercial Art Charles Hendrix, Auto M( ' ( hanir James A. Jones Auto Mechanics Ottis D. Jones Cabinet Making James F. Lee Auto Mechanics Arlie Lott Auto Mechanics Winston Malley (lahinct Making Theo G. McClendon CabincI Making Stanley Neal Auto Mechanics Artis M. Parker Cabinet Making William A. Smith Auto Mechanics Ludie C. Stines Auto Mechanics Roland Mitchell Sifcn Painlinic Alton Murphy Morris Auto MrchanicR Griffin Seals Auto Mr ' hanics Argle M. Shaw Auio Mfi hanics Dudley Warner Cabinet Making Chde W. Wells Auto Mechanir-i Pictures not available CABINET MAKING Charles E. Alexander Oree Alexander Joseph A. Amacker John Banko Marvin C. Baughman Willard W. Bond James R. Brewer J. W. Burge, Jr. Gaston Everett Davis Joseph R. Douglas Dave A. Dykes Russell Dykes Elmer Garrett Eddie Herrin Pat Hudson Richard Decell Ladner B. J. Lee Cecil E. Lee John J. Malley J. P. McClendon Manuel Mitchell CABINET MAKING Otho Mitchell Paul Nelson Thomas Percy Odom Garvin R. Owens Willie Runnells Howard B. Seals Willie 0. Spence Toxie Stockstill T. G. Stringfellow E. J. Swan SIGN PAINTING Branson Cooper Clarence Frierson Bud Fleming A. A. Holloway Lester Lang Leslie Loveless Therald M. Sanders Rufus Spiers SIGN PAINTING Floren Strain ALTO BODY and FENDER REPAIR Edward L. Bankston Bennie O. Bazor John C. Carroll Marion W. Harris James H. Lowe Archie I noir Henry L. McGehee Leo Miller Neal N. Morehead Elvis Odom Jack Pace Ernest Powe Wilmon Roberts Huron C. Sanford Oscar Ratson Slade William Varnado RoIktI J. Watts Harlon S. Smith AUTO MECHANICS Robert L. Boegner Troy Clifton Boone Marion E. Carroll George E. Chadwick Sennett E. Drennan Osma E. Dunn Joseph B. Eaye Thomas R. Cowan Aubry W. Graham Willis J. Gray U. C. Hemphill Harold B. Howard Dempsey Lee Jethro Lee Leo W. Mitchell Milton Necaise Rosco Newman B. E. Rogers Ottis M. Snelgrove Hugh V. Stewart Doyle H. White REFRIGERATION and AIR CONDITIONING Virgil Prentiss Boone Carl H. Boutwell Albin V. Cockerham Thomas F. Crawley, Jr. Bill Dyess Frank Dawsey Ray J. Depreo George Fleming Barnett Gowan Noel Theophile Haas Carl E. Harris John R. Hawk N. H. Hill Warren Holden William S. Hollcy Curtis Holman B. J. Johnson Albert L. Kellar Leroy Lee Tonye E. Loveless Royce Malley REFRIGERATION and AIR CONDITIONING Allen P. Michot Claude I onard Miller Norvell R. Mitchell Thalus L. Mitchell, Jr. Olen J. Morris J. C. Odom William E. Pace Felton O. Potter James E. Pullen Benoist Smith Hiram 0. Smith, Jr. Horace J. Smith Walter S. Smith William T. Smith Arvin A. Stockstiil Joseph T. Strahan. Jr. James Pending Stuart Roy Thigpen Preston Tynes COMMERCIAL ARTS James C. Bennett l lyscs L. Hyatt Julius Kellar John R. Lang James O. Reyer Daniel R. Spiers, Jr. THE WILDCAT STAFF FOR 1951 - ' 52 EdUor Bill Powell Associate Editors Merle Blarkwcll. Johnnie K. Storkstill Business fanafiers Jean Bourne. Salvia Whitfield Advertising Agents Maxie Lea Castilow, Vincent Evans, Sylvia Johnson, Joan Stewart, Mary Frances Holliday Feature Editor Gloria Hankins Sports Editors ā Joe Drennon. Bill Mitchell. Jane Pigott Art Editors Kenneth Hall, James McQueen, Sylvia Stewart Snapshot Editors Frances Formby. Arthur Bryant, Joan Sykes, Betty Garner, Carolyn Clark, Hoyle McDonald. H. K. Rouse, Celeste Broom Photographer . Mr. Graham McDonald TypLits Willie Grace Swilley, Betty Burge, Shirley Menetre. Mary K. Slagg, Mildred Ladner. Jo Ann Har- mon, Frances Formby Sophomore Representative Donald Tynes Freshman Representative Jo Drennon Senior Representative Martin Travis Smith Junior Representative _ Martha Jo Ashley Sponsors Mrs. T. P. Fornea, Miss Dorothy Coleman THE CADET STAFF Editor-in-Chief Artha Bryant Associate Editor Rudy Thompson News Editor Bonnie F ' aye Pearson Feature Editor Johnnie Stockstill Sports Editors Artha Bryant, Ray Holifield. Joe Ladner. Society Editor Celeste Broom Feature Reporters Carolyn Clark, Gloria Hankins, Sylvia John- son, Linda Lee, June Greer, Betty Garner McPhail, Charlotte Smith. Betty McGhee. Vincent Evans News Reporters Glyndal Parker, Fae Carrol, Nell Poles, Dorothy Johnston, Ree Herring, Maxie Lea Castilow, Shirley Menetre Business Manager _ Ray Hinson Assistant Business Managers Culley Lee, Joe Ladner Exchange Editor Betty Garner McPhail Make-Up Editors Frances Formby, Joan Sykes Typists Linda Lee, Dorothy Johnston, Maxie Lea Castilow Proof Readers Myrna Miller, Maxie I a Castilow, (Pulley I ee Photographer Mr. Graham McDonald Faculty Advisor Miss Eunice McSwain Baptist Student Union Secretary, Miss E. Layne Trickey; President. Bill Powell: Vice President, Charles Barker; Devotional Chairman, Bonnie F. Pearson; Social Chairman. Martha Jo Ashley; Publicity, Carolyn Clark. Eietty McPhail; Secretary, Jean Rouse; Music Chairman. Linda Lee; Sunday School Representative, Joe Ford; B. T. U. Representative. Mary K. Stagg; Y. W. A., Peggy J. Owen; Town Student Representative. Shirley Menetre; Extension Chairman, Aubrey Gipson; Magazine Representative. Bill Mitchell; Faculty Advisor, Miss Lula Webb. SPEECH CLUB President, Cully I ; Vice President, Tommy Babington; Secretary and Treasurer, Christine Ladner; Sponsor, Miss Eunice McSwain. Vincent Evans. Maxine Loftin, Floy La-Fayc Carroll, Artha Bryant, Maxie Lea Cas- tilow, L. C. ladner. Gloria Hankins. J. B. Brock, June Greer. Celeste Broom. Rudy Thompson, Mildred Ladner, Micky Stewart, Jerry Williams, Carolyn Clark, Bettv McPhail. ' w E S L E Y FOUNDATION Standing, left to right: Joe Hoiliway, Jimmy Berry, John Vaughn, Tommy Babington, James Craft, Jerry Conerly, President; Robert Morris, Recreation Committee. Sit- ting: Frances Formby, Carolyn Crosen, Publicity Committee, Ann Chavers, Secretary; Gloria Hankins. Recreation Committee; Mrs. Arlie Lincks, Sponsor; Joan Sykes, Faye Livingston, Maxine Loftin. Vice President, Charles Debrow, not shown. M A T H CLUB First row: Miss Lula Webb, Mrs. Bill Williams. Sponsors; Maxic I ea Castilow, Carolyn Hawthorne, Maxine Loftin. Second row: Glen Davis. Mickey Stewart. Ar- thur Byrd, Donald Tynes, A. L. Gilmore, Vice President; Hulon Pearson, Secretary. Third row: Charles Manberg, President. Prcsidrnt, Dolores Thomas; Vice President. Carilynn Crosen; Secretary, Jean House; Treasurer, Hannah Greer; Pianist, Catherine I eggett; S mg l eader, Betty Davis; Program Chairman, F2dna l )is Seals; Worship Chairman, Ina Ledingham; Social Service, Daria Vaughn Skipper; Publicity Chairman, Betty Mae Malley; Advisor, Miss Dixie Clanton. President, Johnnie Katherine Storkstill; Vice President, Bille Sue Stringer; Secretary, Frances (iipson; Treasurer, Barbara Miller; Reporter, Betty Sewell; F ianist, Doris Lott; Chorister, JoAnn Harmon; Advisor, Miss Dorothy Coleman. Dorothy Ash, Itrity Kurfcr, Carolyn Clark. Faye Coir. Vincrni Evans, Frances Fortnby, June r.rrtr, (iloria Hankino. Ozzir Rrr Hrrring, Charlrnt- Mulnon. Sylvia Johnson, Dorthy Johnson. Willir I )u Knijshi, Chrislinr l Hnrr, Mildrnl Ijidnrr, Claudia l.cc. Linda Lor, BHIy Lrr, Maxinr lx flon, Hrlly Mcl ' hail, Myrna Miller. Jim Morris, FVpKy Owrns. Itonnir Fayr IVarson, Junr IVrkins. Imia .Slewarl. Maude Warren, Sylvia Whitfield, Anfcela Ayala. Fstella Chawv, Christina I iva. Nell Folrs. Marie Perkins. Blanche Ik ur(Er. I MEMBERS OF BANDā Charles Barker. Phylis Smith, June Greer. Gloria Hankins. Floy Thorn- hill, Mildred Ladner. Betty Maghee. Vivian Lutz, CharK)tte Smith, Glenda Tynes. Sylvia Whit- field, Joe Blackman. Ray Leggett. Anne Chavers, Mary Holiday, Martin Smith. Francis Formby, Joe Hankins. George Bilbo, Hannah Greer, Elizabeth Ropers. Jerry Williams. Joan Stewart, Carolyn Crosen, Barbara Leggett, J. L. Asher, Bennie Warren, Harry Stout, George Davis. Hay- ward Rester. Betty Davis, Bob Huet, Mary Anne Mitchell, Jimmy Berry, and Band Director Itallo laricci. HEAD MAJOR HEAD MAJORETTE GLEE CLUB First row, left to right: DolorM Thomas, Joan Sykcs, Francps Formby, June Greer, Betty Davis, Mary Dean Skipper, Miss Batson, director; Gloria Hankins, Linda Lee, Mary Sue Amacker, Christine Ladner, Eunice Lee. Second row: Mary Frances Hol liday, Joan Harmon. Dora Burney, Edna Lois Seal, Bobby Smith, Daria Vaughn Skipper. Carleys Walley. Third row: Elizabeth Rogers, Carolyn Clark. Lita Rhea Hodge, Joan Stewart, Bobbie Helen .Stanford, Hannah Greer, Dorthy Smith, Troy Dossett, Bill Mitchell, Bill Powell, Johnnie .Skipper, Jerry Williams. Dor- thy Myrick. Betty .McPhail. Fourth row: Jimmy Stout. Ray Hinson, Albert .McCrimmon. Charles Barker, Kermit Westbrook, Catherine Legget, accompanist. BOYS CHORUS DRAMATICS THE WONDER HAT by Ben Hecht and Kenneth Sawyer Goodman Harlequin Artha Bryant Punchinello Rudy Thompson Columbine Celeste Broom Pierrot , Troy Dossett M argot Maxie Lea Castilow Director Miss Eunice McSwain SHAM by Frank G. Tompkins Thief Donald Tynes Clara Mildrd Ladnrr Charles Mickey Stewart Reporter Joe Drennan Director Miss Dixie Clanton OVERNIGHT GUESTS by Walter Hackett Jeff Sloan Bill Mitchell Martha Sloan .... Mrs. Sloan Hetty Jackson Mr. Sloan Bridgit Delivery boy Telephone repairman Furniture mover Mr. Stubbs Director Sue Carol Bailey Dolores Thomas Betty Davis Martin Smith June Greer David Smith Carol Bridgers Don Ladner Jimmy Stewart Miss Dixie Clanton STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Thornhill, Leggett. Standing: McDonald. Powell, Sanford. Barker, Drcnnan. Cochran. President Vice President Secretary Secretary- Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative Senior Representatii e Junior Representative Fariilt Advisor CHARLES BARKER BILLY COCHRAN JUNE PERKINS t withdrawn FLOY THORNHILL BILL POWELL JOE DRENNAN CATHERINE LE(;C,ETT OTIS EARL SANFORD MR. GRAHAM McDONALD c Left to nght: Gloria Hankins, Vincent Evan . Beth Fuhr. Sylvia Johnson, Bonnilyn Watts. Faye Livingston, and Carolyn Clark. Inset: Ima Jean Dunn, Doris Lotl. Sylvia Johnson, Martha Joe Q Ashley, Sylvia Stewart, and Lita Rhea Hodge. 4-H GIRLS Joycr Strahan. Billir Lois Tynrs. Bobbir Stanford, Mary Sur Amackrr. Lita Rhra Hodgr, Ruth Kirkland. Ina Lcdingham. Beth Fuhr. Dorothy Seal, Betty MrPhail. 4-H BOYS Robert Brn WrĀ ley. Bobby McWilliam , Larry Daviji. David Poole, Jimmy Stewart. Carol Bridgera, L C. Ladner, Ralph Fuenle , C. E. Tolar, Charlea Jacob . Buck Smith, Sam Ladner, and Hay- ward Prilcheit. FELLOWSHIP Each morning a short devotional program is available to all students. The purpose is to help the student to develop his spiritual life. A few moments of singing, prayer, and Bible reading before classes help the student to start the day off right. Jean Rouse, Ann Pierce, Martha Jo Ashley, Dale Thigpen, Dolores Thomas. Wiiloughby. SENIOR QI EEN AND HER COURTā Mildred Ladner, Queen, and Kenneth Hall. Front row: Junior Spiers, Jeanette Surge, Dawn Higmon. Jack Morris. Floy Thorn- hill, Robert Jordan. THE QUEEN and HER COURT From left to right: Escort Daniel Spiers Jr., Maid Jean Bourne. Escort Joe Ladner, Queen Jane Pigott, Maid Dorothy Jo Johnston, and Escort Jimmy Stout. First row: Arab Morris, Richard Morgan. Douglas Fowlt-r, Ltmnie Anderson, Ralph Mays, Bama Falls, Bill Goff, Douglas Danirls. Jimmy Mason. Donald Schultz, C rey Batcman, Mon- vpIIp Maskew. Second row: Coach Dobie Holden. Maurice Regan. Je r ' ( ' onerly, Charley Devrow, Nolan Louque, Bill Sawin. Thaddeus Bulch Troxclair. Tomm Babington. Averiese Burge, Joe Drennan, Marion Salloum, Billy Frierson, Coach Fred Henley. Top row: Manager Johnnie Davis. Ralph Billings. Richard Smith, Erwin .Seal. Calvin Daigie. Marvin Katlengell. Billy Evans, Freddie Seal. Bobby Joe Jennings, Bob O ' Neil, John Skinner. Lynn Vamado. P. R. C. 1951 WILDCATS p. R. C ._ 6 0 Goodman p. R. C. ...39 n Summit p. R. C. ..20 14 Hinds p. R. C. .35 0 . _ Wesson p. R. C _ 47 0 _ Scooba p. R. C... ..27 . Booneville p. R. C 46 0 Perkinston p. R. C 20 6 Moorhead p. R. C .- . 0 Decatur p. R. C 6 13 Ellisville 279 40 MEMORIAL BOWL p. R. C 6 33 . Del Mar CO- CAPTAINS t ALL STATE DOUGLAS DANIELSā Quarterback BILL GOFFā Fullback JOE DRENNANā End SECOND TEAM BOB O ' NEIL Tackle BILLY EVANS Center ELLARD BRANTLY _.ā _ Tackle JIMMY MASON _ Halfback (high scorer) Honorable Mention MARION SALLOUM Fullback BUTCH TROXCLAIR Tackle CALVIN DAIGLE [ Guard NOLAN LOUQUE Guard BOBBY JOE JENNINGS Guard B. A. FALLS Guard The 1951 Wildcat grid team was about as tough an outfit as could be found in the Mississippi Junior College Conference. This was witnessed by the 270 points they scored against a total of 40 for the combined opposition during the regular season. Although they missed winning the state title by one-half game they were considered by most observers to be the best in the state. THE POPLARVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HORNETS Front row: Billy Trimble, Jimmy Dovp, Mar in Morrison. Don Morris, Gary Hawihornr. Johnnie Hall. Thomas Prilchetl, Bill Mitchell. David Smith. Bobby .Mills, Edwin Bass. Herbert Morris. .Second row: Buddy Hall. Virgil Burge. Gene Dearman. Charles Tucker, Robert Westley, Roy Singuefield. Don Ladner. Charles Wheat. Ray Singuefield, Jimmy Stewart, Claton Schill, Coach Leo Jones. Not j)ii lured: Otis Sanfurd. Mdward Prilchelt. Poplarville High Poplarville High Poplarville High Poplarville High Poplarville High Poplarville High Poplarville High Poplarville High Poplarville High GAMES I 39 0 Perkinslon 32 0 Taylorsville 19 6 Petal 61 0 Long Beach 40 0 Brooklyn 7 0 Notre Dame V 7 6 Ocean Springs | 14 40 Magnolia ' TUNG BOWL 13 39 Amite, La. The Hornets of 19.S1 were a sinashing success. They lost the last game of the season and went on to the Tung Bowl to lose against tremendous odds. Bill Mitchell was the years ' s outstanding player. He finished his last year of high school along with staunch and dependable guards. Bobhy Mills and David Smith. The backfield. led by quarterback Don Ladner. accomplished much plucky broken-field running. Manv first-string men were lost last year, but the Hornets came out on lop with plenty of team spirit and desire to win. WILDCATS Knrt-linp: (Jlynn KĀ«TlĀ«-y. Ralph Mayt-s, (Garland Parish. Htrshell Ladnrr. Sam Clinton. Mandinj;: Rudolph Thompson, manager; Frt-ddif Seal, Charles Taylor, Mull Walls. Charlie I)e rĀ« v, (jiach Woodrow Daley. The PRC Wildcats of 1951-52 was one of the best balanced basketball teams that Coach Daley has had in several years. Every man on the starting quintette was a scoring threat; each was high scorer in at least one contest. Mutt Watts was one of the main cogs around which the team was develoj)ed. His high scoring average and all around outstanciing play earned for him the name of being one of the best centers in the conference. Sam Clinton and Charles Taylor were outstanding on defense and very dangerous on offense. They always racked up a sizable number of points when they took a notion to do the shooting themselves. Garland Parish and Glynn Ker- ley held down the guard positions. Parish ' s outstanding defensive game earned for him the resiMvt of all who pbued against hitn. Kerley, the PRC set-shot artist, sacked large numbers of points. The Wildcats were much better than their conference record in- dicates. No conference team beat them two games in regular con- ference pla . p. R. C. KITTENS Kncelinf!: Jran Bourne. Jim Morris, Charlt-ne Hulson. Irnia Jt-an Stpwarl, Francps (MpĀ on. Nrlda FĀ«-rn Bracey. Jane Pij;oit. Standing: Beth Fuhr. Bonnylin McDaniels, Biliie Sue Stringer, Mari- lyn .Nfiller, Maude Warren, Marie Perkins, Mildred Ladner. When the P.R.C. Kittens were on, they were a team to be reckoned with in the 1951- 52 cage season. They, too, had a conference record that was not indicative of the fine brand of basketball they were capable of playing. HORNETS Kneeling: Don Morris, Bill Amacker. Bill Mitrhell, Oils Earl Sanford. Standing: Don Ladner. Roy Sinquefield. Ray Sintjuefield, Charles Tucker. Marvin Cordon. After a successful season on the gridiron the Hornets took to the hardwood. Al- though the group of inexperienced boys won only four games, the season was a success in that it gave the much needed experience to them. The Hornets were second in the county and advanced to the semi-finals in the Sub-regional Tournament. Leading scorers for the Hornets were: Morris. 102: Ladner, 73; Mitchell. 6H: San- ford, 36; and Ray Sinquefield, 36. Tucker and Mitchell were selected to the county All-Star Team. 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