Rogers High School - Tiger Yearbook (Canton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1968 volume:

4 -V_, TO EVER YTHING THERE IS A SEASON . . . THE 68 TIGER ROGERS JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CANTON, MISSISSIPPI EDITOR, EMOGENE JOHNSON ASSISTANT EDITOR, MARTHA ALEXANDER FOREWORD THE TIGER is a symbol of all the accomplishments that were achieved across the seasons. We hope that as you look through the pages of this book, they will bring back memories of those who worked for these accomplishments and enjoyment to those who observe them. May you receive much pleasure from viewing our annual. CONTENTS Introduction Administration Faculty Classes Sports Organizations Activities Advertisements DEDICA TION Mrs. Marie Stringfellow spent six of her teaching years at Rogers High School as advisor to the TIGER staff. Trying and tiring as the publications have been, she never relinquished her pursuit to publish an annual that vould live long in the hearts of the Rogers Family. Thus, the annual of 1968 shall serve as a means of expression - i our love and gratitude to you for your guidance and devotion to us in previous years. We dedicate the 1968 edition of the TIGER to you, Mrs Marie Stringfellow, as a tribute for your faithful- less, loyalty and untiring dedication to the youth of J adison County SCENES OF THE VISITING COMMITTEE ' S REPORT i o the Administration, Parents, and Rogers Family: This message is to express formal appreciation to everyone who has contributed to the Self- Study of Rogers Junior-Senior High School during ' the 1967-68 school term. Without your genuine interest and concern for the up-grading of Rogers High School, our dreams of accredi- tation would have been virtiftilly impossible. May our joining of many wills and strengths bring forth the fruits of a new and stronger foundation for our future posterity Thanks to everyone . Yours truly, Steering Committee glg u A DMINISTRA TION s PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE During the 1967-68 session, time and events brought the Rogers Junior-Senior High School face-to-face with the greatest challenge in its history. We were challenged by the standards of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to extend our horizons, set new goals, substantiate our philosophy through well-defined aims, objec-- tives and educational practices. Our Self-Evaluation was the most revealing and rewarding experience ever for the principal, faculty, students, parents, and laymen of the Rogers High School community. I take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation to each individual and agency who helped to make our efforts to become a member of the Southern Association of Colleges and School a real success. I highly commend the Annual Staff for this most outstanding publication. Certainly, this represents many hours of hard work-planning, collecting and arranging such a wonderful display of many of our educational activities. Surely this publication of the TIGER will stand out as a Special in the hearts and minds of those who shared the toils and blessings of this session. Z ruc X Xi2-iyit iy ' ' jf.d . THE VICE-PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE The 1967-68 school term has been an interesting and exciting session for the Rogers family. In this family ach member has made many contributions to help equip one for society, but we still have unfinished work and many contributions to make. During our planning in the Rogers family, we stress that no individual should idle away his time. Our plan- ning provides organized sequences of courses, including courses for advanced pupils and for under-achievers. We constantly evaluate the Program of Studies to determine what modifications are heeded to meet the changing needs of our students. The significant factor is that we strive to develop the student physically, socially, mentally and emotion- ally to the maximum of his interest and capacity. Further, we stress that individuals should not be educated for the individual ' s sake but one should be prepared to make a contribution to society. ,3f .. MISS LUCILLE NICHOLS Supervisor of Instructions MRS. PAULINE JORDAN Couns ' e ' K r MISS GIRTIE M. SADDLER- MRS. MODESTINE McCLOUD Librarian MISS PATRICIA MILLER Secretary MISS THELMA DIXON Clerk TEACHER OF THE YEAR In May 1966, Mr. Rudolj Tex Williams, a science teacher and the head basketball coach for the Jimicr Varsit - team, received the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a teacher by tiie students at Rogers Junic Senior High. Mr. William ' s educational experiences have been successful, both scholastically and athletically. He is a graduate of Lanier Hi in Jackson where he was a top-flight baskethall player. His athletic ability- exemplified in high school won him a four-year-aU-expense paid scholarship in basketball, at Tennessee Agricultural Industrial State University ' where he earned his B. S. degree in science education. After receiving tie degree, he was sent to the Cincinnati Royals of the Professional Basketball Association for trial as a professional player. However, he canceled his offer in favor of the teaching profession. Because of his dedication to his profession, co-operative attitude, and his good relationship vnth the students of Rogers, he was chosen TEACHER OF THE YE.AR. FACULTY MR. TEVESTER ANDERSON Biology MR. CECIL DINWIDDIE Military Science MR. DAVID DIVINE Distributive Education MRS. MARY FRANKLIN Mathematics MR. WILLL M FRANKLIN Industrial Arts MR. COLEMAN GARRETT Building Trades MR. WALLACE GREENE Social Studies MISS ATLANTA HARRIS Science MR. CHARLIE HARRIS Music-Band MR. QUINCY HATHORN Science MRS. HELEN HILL Mathematics MR. MARION JACKSON English MR. THOMAS JOHNSON Physical Education MRS. EMMA JONES Social Studies MR. TYCHICUS JULIUS Matheniatics MRS. CHARLENE LARRY Physical Education KH Hj ' 1 MRS. SARAH McCASKILL Homemaking MISS ROBERT PARISH Physics MR. HUEY PORTER Social Studies MR. TEX RED English Spanish MR. RAYMOND RICHMON Social Studies MRS. ALICE SCOTT English MISS LESSIE SIMS Music- Choir MISS SHIRLEY SIMS Homemaking MRS. BETTY SMITH Social Studies MISS OSIA STAMPS Business Education MRS. EMMA STRICKLAND Home making MRS. CONSUELLA TATE English MR. HAROLD THIGPEH Mathematics MR. JACK THOMPSON English MRS. ROSA TURNER Social Studies MRS. PEARL VINCENT English MISS MELBA WARD English MRS. CHRISTINE WATSON Mathematics MRS. ROSE WILEY English MR. MARVIN WILLIAMS Chemistry MRS. SUSIE WILLIS Social Studies MRS. ANNETTE WILSON Mathematics MR. LEWIS LOVE Industrial Arts MRS. Busir B. J. MOORE ;ss Education CLASSES SENIORS STUDENT OF THE YEAR STUDENT OF THE YEAR, an honor, was bestowed upon Martha Alexander, a senior at Rogers High School, May, 1967. Though this came as a surprise to Martha, it should not have been, because across the years her only aspirations have been achievments and success. Martha is a well-rounded person: spiritually, socially and intellectually. Her philosophy embodies the idea tliat success through honor does not determine the individual, but the obstacles he has overcome in reaching this success. For eight years she has been a member of the Rogers Family. During this time her endeavors have not all been easy, however, there were times of triumph. For seven consecutive years she has been an honor student; for two consecutive years she won honors in the Department of Science. She was chosen by one of the local clubs, the Elks, to speak in an Oratorical Contest, where she placed first in the local and second in the district. In May 1967, she was elected President of the Student Government Association. During her Presidency she has tried continuously to uphold this great task by dedicating her time and service. Martha ' s ambition is to further her education in some university of higher learning. u ADAMS, EDWIN N. J. R. O. T. C, Sr. Honor Society. R Club, Choir, Hi-Y, Baseball Team. Autlior: J. Baldwin ADAMS, MARY F. H. A., Business Club. Author: E. A. Poe ALEXANDER, ELVERSE Football Squad, Sr. Honor Society, R Club, N. J. R. O. T. C, Pres. Sr. Class. Author: J. Baldwin ALEXANDER, GENEVA Tri-Hi-Y, Publication Staff, Choir, Upward Bound Student. Author: W. Barrett ALEXANDER, MARTHA Pres. Student Council. Tri-Hi-Y, Science and Math Club, Library- Guild, Sr. Honor Society, Publica- tion Staff, Sr. Dramatics Club. Author: E. Hemmingway ANDERSON, AUDREY F. H. A., Tri-Hi-Y, Sr Club. Author: Homer Honor Society, Business ANDERSON, HOSEA TGI Club, Hi-Y. Author: J. Baldwin ANDERSON, ROBERT N. J. R. O. T. C. Author: R. Wright ANTHONY, BILLIE Basketball Team, Business Club, F. H. A. Author: J. Baldwin BAKER, ONNIE Tri-Hi-Y, Science G Mathematics, Sr. Honor Society, Library Guild, Publication Staff, Student Council, N. J. R. O. T. C. Mascot Captain, Homeroom Sec. Author: R. W. Emerson BROWN, CHRISTINE Homeroom Vice-Pres. , F. H. A. Author-- J. Baldwin BROWN, GEORGIA NA Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A. , Upward Bound Student Author: J. W. Johnson BROWN, JOHN N.J.R.O. T. C. , Hi-Y Author: W. Shakespeare BROWN, ROBERT T I Club, Trade, Football Team Author: M. Twain BODY, EDNA Publication Staff, Student Council Author: BREWER, FLETCHER R Club, Football Squad Author: W. Shakespeare BILBREW, FERRIE Business Club Author: W. Shakespeare BILBREW, JESSIE T I Club Author: John Steinbeck BLAIR, BARBARA ANN Sr. Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, R Club, Choir Author: E. B. Browning BROOKS, ANNETTE F.H.A. Author: H. W. Longfellow CHAMBERS, FRED Track Author: J. W. Johnson COLLINS, BETTIE Basketball Team, R Club, F. H. A. , Sr. Honor Society Author: R. Wright DAWSON, JAMES T GI Club, Y.M. C.A. Author: E. A. Poe DAVIS, MARGIE F.H. A. , Cheerleaders ' Squad, Sr. Honor Society Author: R. L. Stevenson BURKES, CHESTER N.J. R.O. T. C. Author: W. Shakespeare BURKS, MARION Mechanical Arts Club Author: M. Twain CAIN, CHARLES N.J. R. O.T. C. , T I Author: N. Hawthorn CARTER, CFIARLIE R Club, Football Team Author: W. Shakespeare CHAMBERS, BOBBIE F.H. A., Speech Author: R. Wright CHAMBERS, EM.MITT R Club, Basic etb all Team, N.J. R. O. T.C. Author: W. Shakespeare GARRETT, ROWLAND R Club. Sr. Honor Society, Basketball Squad, Choir Author: W. Shakespeare GRANT, JAMES N.J. R O. T C. Author: W Shakespeare GRIFFIN, WILLIE M. Miss Rogers Sr. High, Tri-Hi-Y Author: GROSS, JIMMIE Science and Math Club, N.J R. O. T. C. Author: J. Baldwin DEERE, HATTIE F. H. A. , R Club, Basketball Team Author: W. Shakespeare DOUGLAS, BEATRICE Business Club, Cheerleader, Basketball Tear Author: E. Hemmingway DOWLES, ANNIE F. H.A., Sr. Honor Society, Student Council Author: R. Wright ELDER, RICHARD Hi-Y, Business Club, N. J. R. O. T. C. , Upward Bound Student Author: M. Twain EVANS, JAMES Band, N-J. R.O. T. C, R Club Author: EDMOND, LENA F. H.A. Author: M. Twain HARDEN, DOROTHY Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Business Club, Library Club Author: M. Twain HARDIN, EUGENE Hi-Y, D. O. Author: J. Baldwin HARGON, HERVEYJEAN F.H.A. Author: W Shakespeare HARRIS, FLETCHER Hi-Y, N.J. R.O. T. C. Author: R. Wright Business Club HARRISON, LENA F.H.A. Author: E. A. Poe HART, JACOB iAWKINS, CHARLIE MARIE :hoir, Tri-Hi-Y, R Club, Basketball Team Author: W. Shakespeare lENDERSON, EDITH lOLLIDAY, JOHN ' ootball Squad, Sr. Honor Society, Hi-Y, Choir, ;tudent Council, Publication Staff, N.J. R. O. T. C. Author: J. Baldwin iOWARD, WILLIE LEE HUGHES, LARRON Author: J. Steinbeck JACKSON, CELESTINE Tri-Hi-Y, F H. A. Author: R. Wright JACKSON, EVELYN Basketball Team, F. HA., Business Club Author: E, A, Poe JACKSON, SAMUEL Hi-Y, NJROTC, D.O. Club Author: J. Baldwin JOHNSON, ALMETTER Cheerleader, F. H. A. , Sr. Honor Society, Business Club Author: M. Twain JOHNSON, ARBRENDA Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, R Club Author: W, Shakespeare JOHNSON, CAREY LEO Baseball, Football Squad, F.F. A. , R Club Author: W. Shakespeare JOHNSON, EMOGENE Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Science and Mathe- matics, Library Guild, Sr. Honor Society Publi- cation Staff Author: W. Hawthorn JOHNSON, LEE FLOYD Tand I Club Author: E. A. Poe JOHNSON, LILLIEM. F.H. A. , Tri-Hi-Y Author: J. Baldwin C- JOHNSON, SARAH F. H. A. , Publication Staff Author: E. Browning JOHNSON, VICKIE D. Band, Business Club Author: E. Browning JOHNSON, WALTER Industrial Arts, R Club, Football Squad Author: W. Shakespeare JONES, GLORIA J. R Club, Band, Tri-Hi-Y Author: J. Baldwin JONES, PORVIE N. J. R. O. T. C. , Hi-Y Author: N. Hawthorn LANE, LUCINDA Business Club, Sr. Honor Society, Monitors Club Auth or: M. Twain EWIS, BOBBIE JEAN Fri-Hi-Y, Honor Society, R Club, Choir, Pres. 3f Homeroom Author: J. Baldwin LEWIS, LARRY D. Sr. Honor Society, Hi-Y, R Club, Band, Publi- cation Staff, N. J. R, O. T. C. , Upward Bound Student Author: R. Ellison LOCKETT, VENOLA R Club, Band Author: E Hemmingway LUCKETT, CHARLES R Club, Football Squad, Baseball Author: W. Shakespeare LUCKETT, CURTIS Sr. Honor Society, Publication Staff, N.J. R.O. T. C. , Dramatics Club, Student Council, Band, Hi-Y, R Club, Upward Bound Student Author: W. Golding MANNOR, DOROTHY F.H.A. Author: E. A. Poe MANNING, FRED Choir, N.J. R. O. T. C. Author: S. Holmes McMORRIS, ELVIOLET F.H.A. , Basketball Author: R. Wright McMURTRY, J. T. R Club, Choir, Basketball, Parliamentarian of Senior Class Author: W. Shakespeare MIMS, LAURA ANN Student Council, Library Guild, Tri-Hi-Y, Publi- cation Staff, Upward Bound Student Author: J. Austin MORRIS, CELL F.H.A. Author: W. Shakespeare MOORE, HURSTINE F.H.A. Author: Dante MYERS, RUEBEN R Club, Baseball Team, N.J. R.O T. C. mentarian of Senior Class Author: J. Baldwin McELROY, JOSEPH Science and Mathematics Club, Student Council Honor Society ' Author: J. Keats Parlia- NASH, RALPH Hi-Y, R Club, Football Squad, Band, N.J.R.O. T.C. Author: W. Shakespeare NICHOLS, MAXINE Sr. Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Choir, Band Author: J. Baldwin NICHOLSON, JOHNNIE F H.A. Author: Dante OTIS, ANNIE Business Club Author: E. Hemmingway POWELL, TOMMIE T And I, D. O. Club Author: R. Bunch POWELL, ROBERT E. R Club, Football Team, Track Author: J. Conrad PEIRCE, JANNIE F. H.A. Author: E Hemmingway PHEALS, BILLIE F H A. , Business Club Author: M. Twain PRIMER, BOBBIE Basketball Team, R Author: E. A. Poe RUFFIN, WILLIE T and I Club Author: E. A. Poe Club, Business Club SCOTT, L. V. R Club, Honor Society Author: E. A. Poe SHELBY, ANNIE F. H.A. Author: W. Shakespeare SHELBY, JOE Track, T and I Author: E. A. Poe SIMS, CHARLES Industrial Arts, Business Club Author: S. Davis PORTER, ALBERT R Club, Basketball Team, Baseball, Touchdown Club Author: J. Baldwin READUS, CURTIS Choir, R Club Author: J. W. Johnson ROBERTS, WALTER Hi-Y, Science and Math Club, Band, Track, Publi- cation Staff, F. H. A. Author: Confusius ROGERS, T. J. R Clu b, D.O. Club, Football Squad, Big 8 Con- ference Author: S. Davis SANDERS, ANNIE F. H. A. Author: W. Shakespeare SCOTT, LENA Sec. of Homeroom, R Club, Basketball Team Author: Elizabeth Browning SUTTON, GLENN NJROTC Author: M. Twain SUTTON, JOHNNIE NJROTC Author: M. Twain TAYLOR, JAMES R Club, Football Squad Author: J. W. Johnson TAYLOR, JOHNNIE D. Business Club, Honor Society Author: J. W. Johnson SIMS, GEORGIA P. Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, R Club, Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Student Council SMITH, CHARLES R Club, Basketball Squad Author: R. Wright SMITH, LONDON R Club, Band, Choir, Track Author: J. Baldwin SMITH, JAMES Hi-Y, NJROTC, Science Math Author: E. Larry STEWART, BERTHA F. H. A. Author: N. Hawthorn STEWART, MARCUS Hi-Y, Track, Publication Club, NJROTC Author: S. Holmes TUCKER, DANNIE Football, Baseball Track Squads, Library Guild Dramatics Club, Hi-Y, Upward Bound Student Author: N. Hill TURNER, O ' FLOYD Business Club Author: W. Shakespeare WARREN, BERNARD WARREN, JOHN D.O. Club, Band Author: S. Davis TA iXOR, JOHNNIE N. J.R. O. T. C. , T T THOMAS, TERRY NJROTC, T G 1 Author: Mark Twain THOMPSON, CURTIS T I Club Author: E. A. Poe TRAVIS, NATHANIEL Track, R Club, Trades Author: E. Dickerson TRUSS, ROYAL L. NJROTC, Cheerleader Author: N. L. Trust TUCKER, BESSIE R. Business Club, Tri-Hi-Y Author: W. Shakespeare WILLIAMS, JOSEPH WILLIAMS, NATHANIEL NJROTC, Head Cheerleader Author: R. Williams WILSON, FRED Student Council, Monitors Club Author: William Shakespeare WINSTON, CELESTINE R Club, Band, F.H. A. Author: S. Davis WATTS, BOBBIE Author: M. L. King WATKINS, WILLIE M. Band, Choir, R Club, Student Council, Tri-Hi- Y, Science Math Club, Honor Society, Dramatics Club Author: J. W. Johnson WILLIAMS, ANGIE F.H. A. Author: W. Davis WILLIAMS, CLEOTHA Hi-Y, Business Club, NJROTC Author: J. W. Johnson WILLIAMS, ERVIN Student Council, NJROTC, Honor Society, Science Math Club Author: R. Wright WILLIAMS, JOHNNIE R Club, Science Math, Tri-Hi-Y, Band Choir Author: F Douglas WOODARD, THEOARCHIE R Club, Football Team, Honor Society, Science and Mathematics Author: M Twain ARD, JOHNNIE GEORGE, PHIL GRANT, JIMMIE GREEN, BOBBIE RAY HUGHES, MARY BATES, MINNIE BLOUNT, CLEMIE BROWN, MAXINE BROWN, ROBERT JONES, LLVANDA JONES, ROBERT MITCHELL, GLORIA REID, GEORGIA SLAUGHTER, JIMMIE THONL S, ROSIE Anderson, Yvonne Archie, Edward J. Archie, Lillie Ard, Juanita Austin, Mary Lee Baker, Firosey Boose, Vera Bridgeman, Lovie Bridgeman, Robert J. Brown, Annie C. Brown, Catherine Bunch, Shirley Carter, J. W. Chambers, Marilyn Channey, David L. Cole, Brenda Cole, Joseph Juniors Common, Bertha Crape, Dorether Daugtery, Jeradine Davis, Carolyn Davis, Tuwaine Diamond, Patricia Dotson, Jackie Drain, Georgia Edmond, Katie Elder, Mary Esco, Venetta ' ! ' Vtv Evans, John E. Fields, Emma ■■68 Flemings, Deloise Fleming, Mattie Ford, Clydestine V VV Ford, Jonnie Mae Francis, Stella Fredrick, Bernice Galloway, Hattie Goodloe, Vatrice Grant, Minnie Juniors Greene, Robert Hamblin, Evelyn Hamblin, Larry Harden, Charlie Harris, Allen Harris, Arthur Harris, Bertha Harris, Elric Harris, Fannie Harris, Isadore Hart, Minnie Hawkins, Fletcher Henderson, Betty ' 68 ' Henderson, Clydestine Henderson, Mary Lou Hudson, Mary L. Hunter, Willie Jackson, Doris Jackson, Fred uniors Jackson, Richard Jackson, Robert J. Jackson, Willie E. ■ E 1 i m It i Johnson, Landon Johnson, Mack L. Johnson, R . L. Johnson, Shirley Jones, Annie P. Jones, Doris Jones, Hercules Jones, Luther Jones, Robert Kinner, Lois Lewis, Vivian 68 Liddel, Mildred Lipsey, Arthur Love, Joe Earl Luckett, Joe Luckett, Marva L. Mainor, Herman Manning, Bertha Manning, Hellen Meeks, Shirley Juniors McElroy, Wesly Miller, James Miller, Laura Minters, Frank Mitchell, Johnnie Mitchell, Shirley Myers, Annette Myers, Dorothy Myers, Geneva Myles, Henry Lee Nash, Clyde Nash, Hirley Nicholson, Johnnie 68 ' Nunn, Chermain Oscar, Leroy Parker, Jerretha Pendleton, Mary Potts, Willie Powell, Merry C. Price, Lonnie Redd, Wadette Rose, Evelyn J. Ross, Jo-Ann Rucker, Shirley Ruffin, Arthur Ruffin, Micheal Sims, Fred Sims, Juanita Sims, Maggie Summers, Gwendolyn Sutton, Linda Taylor, Barbara A. Taylor, Delois Thompson, Lettie Thompson, Mildred Thompson, William Travis, Johnny Tucker, Linda uniors Vann, Felicia Washington, Shirley Weatherspoon, Mary A. Weatherspoon, Mary E. White, James White, Thelma Whitehead, Alice Williams, Barbara Williams, Carolyn Williams, Chorcey Williams, Linda Williams, Ollie B. Williams, Winnie Juniors Winston, Eardell Wynn, Walter Williams, John Ellis Alexander, Betty Alexander, Wilma Allen, Pearlie Anderson, Douglas Brown, Johnnie Cain, Ora Cain, Willie Caldwell, Judith Anderson, James Anderson, Velma Anthony, Williams Bennett, Juanita Bennett, Linda Bennett, Mary o Blackmon, Carol ?= Blackmon, Charlie Boyd, Mary o to Brandson, Catherine Brown, Barbara Brown, Jessie Caldwell, Gladis Chambers, Alma Chambers, Flora Chambers, Sandra Gamer, Telma Gowdy, Susie Green, Jo Ann Green, Randoph Coleman, Bernice Daris, John E. Dixon, Ann P. Dixon, Rosie Diamond, Vincent Douglas, Charley Elan, Johnnie Evans, Linda Fields, Ida Ruth Flemings, Fred Flemming, Moses , i Frazier, Lavern Griffin, Jimmy Griffin, Cleotha Gross, Freddie Hamblin, Dyann; Hughes, Frank Hunter, Ellen Jackson, Christine Jackson, Cleotha Hamblin, James Hargon, Betty Harris, Howard Hewitt, Josephine Hill, Louise Howard, John Hudson, Catherine Hudson, Jimmie Hughes, Lee Jackson, Gladis Jackson, William James, Hosea Jeffery, Eunice McMurtry, Robert Meeks, Christine Meeks, Cleavence Miller, Emma y Jones, Johnnie Jones, Shelia Lawson, Willie Lewis, Quinella Q Lott, William o Love, Lamie Luckett, Willie Mabry, Larry Marshall, Walter Moore, Walter Myers, Catherine Nichols, Robert Ousley, Willie M. Pate, Linda Patterson, Betty Payton, J. B. Pickett, Johnnie y Porter, Valerie Powe, Sandra Ratliff, Martha Roberts, W. A. Robinson, Dorothy Robinson, Robert Robinson, Robert L. Rucker, Barbara Russell, L. C. Simpson, Larry Sims, Linda Slaughter, Georgia Smith, Alonzo Smith, Barbara A. Smith, Barbara J. Smith, James Thompson, Pearline Trader, Earnestine Trator, Katie Travis, Dora Smoots, Annie Stewart, Curtis Stewart, Johnnie Stokes, Linda Sutherland, Leonard Taylor, Charles CO Taylor, Earnest Taylor, Helen Taylor, Levern Thomas, Apprilla Thomas, Mammie Thompson, Ola Wardrick, Sam Wave, Mary Warren, Patricia Watkins, Dorothy Weatherspoon, Dora Weatherspoon, lona Weatherspoon, Shirley White, Belinda Williams, Anthony Williams, Cleotha Williams, Frank Williams, Jeanneta Williams, Mattie Williams, Minnie Wilson, Sarah Wince, Alice Wright, Savanna Wynn, David Young, Carolnn FRESHMEN Adams, Eugene Anderson, Dorothy Anderson, George Anthony, Thomas Bailey, Bettye Grant, T. C. Green, Rosa Henderson, Ivory Hughes, Lula B. Jackson, Charles FRESHMEN Jaclson, Willie Johnson, Linda Johnson, Rosie Jones, Mary Letts, Booker T Mims, Henrietta Murphy, Minnie Nash , Charles OUie , Jimmie Paterson, Anna Smith, Charlie Stokes, Linda Summers, John Taylor, Ode 11 Tavlor, Ouida Taylor, Savannah Vance , Marilyn Wiley, Earnestine Williams, Shirley Winston, Helen Allen , Joe Willie als , Annie Bennett, Willie Mae Gamer, Earline Greenwood, Goffan Hodges, Robert Parker, Charles Pinquite, Earnest Price, Linnie Thompson, Patrica Vanburen, Esaw Watkins , Harvey Wiggins, Ronald Wiggins , Sheryl Williams, Deloris .XV • ■ ' Williams, Frank Williams, Johnnie C. K k STUDENTS IN DEEP STUDY A requirement and a necessity that aid the students of our school SENIOR Most Dependable Willie Griffin Rowland Garrett SUPERLATIVES Best Dressed Larr) ' Lewis Bobbie Chambers Most Talkative Gloria Jean Jones James Taylor • A l-f . Athletes in Senior Class ■■ i im 4j k Wittiest Bett - Collins WilUe Earl McNeil Quietest Hervy Jean Hargon Willie James Ruffin JUNIOR Most Likely to Succeed Alice Whitehead Versell Jeffery f Most Intellectual Ann Johnson Firosey Foster Baker Best-All-Around Yvonne Anderson Landon Johnson Most Talented Marilyn Nichols Henry Myers f { Most Cheerful Friendliest Most Dependable WiHie M. Potts Jerretha Parker Juanita Sims Hirley Nash Leon Adams Isadore Harris Wperlatives Most Talkative Mildred Gross Edward Jackson ■f li! Quietest Stella Francis John Earl Williams Campus Favorites Juridine Daughter Joseph Cole I- Wittiest Helen Manning Robert Johnson Best Dressed Brenda Robinson Steve VanBuren Most Athletic Queen E. Harris Arthur Harris SOPHOMORE SUPERLATIVES Most Studious Alice Wince Ollie Hamblin Most Dependable Students Beverly Jones G Eddie Hill i Best Dressed Alice Johnson G Frank Hughes Most Attractive Clifton Robinson S Alice Johnson Most Friendliest Wiluia Alexander Charles Ruffin Best Athlete Apprilla Thompson G Charlie Evans 4- ■,- |- 4 A ,% % ' f-. FOOTBALL The ' 67- ' 68 football team was mostly made up of boys who had no experience. The degree of success that was achieved can be contributed to those outstanding seniors who led the way for the inexperienced players. The team ' s 2-1-6 record placed them fourth in the conference this year, but this team, under the direction of j the new coach, Thomas Johnson, visualizes a bright future for the Rogers Tigers in the coming years. || Charles Evans, a first year player, made All Big 8 this year, while firet year man, Herman Smith, barely missed it. These two pleasant surprises give coach an even brighter look for the future. L. to R. D. Tucker, E. Alexander, S. Wiley, J. Taylor, W. Johnson, T. Woodard, T. McMurtry, R. Powell, R. Nash, F. Jackson, C. Johnson. 2nd ROW-E. Brewer, L. C. Russell C. Luckett, C. Carter, R. Brown, J. HoUiday, ' A. Harris, Coach Johnson. 3rd ROW-Coach Love, F. Johnson, W. A. Roberts, V. Jeffery, L. Johnson, H. Manor, P. Meeks. 4th ROW-Coach Porter, J. Wince, C. Jones, W. W. Davis, C. Evans, C. Jackson, Coach R. T. William. 5th ROW-R. Stewart, J. Pickett, H. Smith, J. T. Tillis. 6th ROW- Trainers S. Johnson, J. Love and L. Brown. 1 s i ' ' -. ' vji ' ?%•• KNEELING - D. Tucker, L. C. Russell, T. McMurtiy. STANDING - C. Evans, R. Powell, J. Taylor, C. Luckett, R. Nash, E. Alexander, T. Alexander, C. Johnson. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS STANDING - Left to right: R. Brown, R. Powell, J. Taylor, F. Brewer, E. Alexander, C. Carter, T. Woodward. KNEELING - C. Luckett, D. Tucker, R. Nash, J. HoUiday, W. Johnson, C. Johnson. ! '  !! ' -. ' J - t.- ■ - ' i ' :-«!r ' -v . ABOVE: Mighty Tigers Line Backers (Fearsome Four) Defensive Line below: FIRST ROW- -James R. Taylor, Charles Luckett, Charlie Carter, Fletcher Brewer. STANDING- -Walter Johnson and Dannie Tucker. -i ft -- ' -vMieii ' nr - i. -H WmTER Tigers On Rampage The Rogers High Tigers are continuing their campaign for a spot in state play-offs again this year. So far this year the Tigers have defeated Brandon Carter, 70-56, and 46-45; Jackson Brinkley, 70-58; McComb Higgins, 88-53 and 91-63; Greenwood Threadgill, 95-73; Greenville Weston, 119-105; Greenville O ' Barmon, 79-78. Vicksburg Temple handed the Tigers their lone defeat, 78-62, in the finals of the Tip-Off Tourna- ment at Jackson State in mid-November. Team statistician Danny Tucker ' s records show that the starting five are shooting 555o in field goals and 60% in free throws. Tiger Roland Garrett leads the team with 26 points and 19 rebounds per game. Others with a scoring average in double figures include Albert Porter, 14; J. T. McMurtry, 14; Robert Miller, 11; and Emmitt Chamber, 11. J. T. Murtry plays outstanding defensive ball; blocking shots and grabbing re- bounds, particularly in clutch plays. Coach Tevester Anderson, assisted by Coach Rudolph Williams, counts heavily on bench support. Willie Earl Zoo McNeill, Charles Chuck Smith, Lawrence Mayberry, and Julius Branch have seen action in everv game. Other reserves seeing action include Arthur Harris, James White, Billy Freeman, and Charlie Evans. Seniors McMurtur)-, Chambers, Smith, Gamett and Porter The Team ' s Nucleus Extreme height and ability between Roland and J. T. ROLAND GARRETT- ALL-AMERICAN -ROGERS ' FIRST HIGH SCHOOL Roland Garrett completed one of the most successful high school basketball careers in the state of Mississippi by being named to the High School AU-American Team of 1968. Roland, an honor student at RHS, is the son of Mr. Mrs. Coleman Garrett. In his senior year, Roland averaged 26 points and 19 reboxmds per game on a team that was outstanding in its balanced attack and overall team efforts. Under the tutelage of Coach Tevester Anderson, Roland became one of the most sought-after college prospects in the history of the school. Roland was also listed as All-Big 8, All District and All-State. As a junior he was named Honorable Mention AU-American. Roland and the other members of the team carried Rogers through a most successful season in 1968. The Junior Varsity, coached by R. T. Williams, has compiled a 4-1 record for the early ' 67- ' 68 season. The team, haying only two players who have had experience in playing organized basketball, is rather young. So far, the team has won the annual Tri-County Tip-Off Tournament held at Greer High School in Thomastown, Mississippi. The team ' s co-captains are Johnnie Grant and Richard Thompson. Curtis Dillion has shown himself to be the team ' s best scorer with an average of eighteen points per game; mean while, Tommie Wilson leads in rebounds with an average of fourteen rebounds per game. The players have displayed good morale as well as good potentials; therefore, I say, Run, children, (_J?-« - - X q . IJ uCCuO ' -y GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM The Tigerette team of 1967-68 got off to a pretty slow start but, as of this writing, they have proven to be worthy players by furnishing stiff competition to ijieir opponents. So far, they have played six games. They lost the firet four games by a total of 20 points. This just show:i that the Tigerettes was defeated by a total average of 20 points, overall. As the season wears on the Tigerettes are showing tremendous improvement in weak areas, and they will try to improve the present record which is 4 losses and 2 wins. Under the auspices of Co-Captains. Betty Collins and Hattie Deere, everyone can look for a revived Tigerette team for 1967-1968. Coach: Miss Melba Ward Assistant Coach: Mr. T. Julius ABOVE: The Seniors Anthony, Jackson, Douglas, Hawkins, McMorris, Collins and Deere BELOW: The Nucleus of the Girls ' Team Collins and Deere 77 %: Jt « - h lie ' ■ ' , . s t .■■ ....M BASEBALL The ' 67-68 Baseball Team Championship! Championship! exclaims the members of the 67-68 baseball team. A few months ago these same members would not have uttered these stricking words because they faced a problem of an inexper- ienced infield. But the Tigers are proud to say at present that this problem has been greatly subdued. This problem is solved, but the Tigers paid the price while solving it. This is shown in their last years record. Our glance at the future is far better than our recollection of the past. We now possess a strong infield, three consistent hitters: Percy Meeks, Arthur Harris, and Ruben Myers, and three pitchers who can really toe the hill : C a ry Johnson, Edwin Adams, and Fred Jackson. With this kind of material at hand, a championship must be our goal. STUDENT CO UNCIL LIBRARY GUILD mM }h( 82 HI-Y PURPOSE: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. SLOGAN: Pure words, pure thoughts, pure actions. PRAYER: We praise thee, O God, for our Hi-Y Boys and coimselors, for their desire to be of service in this world we seek to build. May our love for thee awaken in us an overflowing love for all thy creatures. May our spirit of adventure lead us only in the trail once blazed by thee. For this, give us thy help. Amen Ojficers Of Tri-Hi-Y Pres. -M. Alexander Sec. -J. Sims Treas. -G. Sims Club Members T ICLUB ' c. FEDERA TED CL UB JUNIOR DRA MA TICS CL UB BUSINESS CLUB JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Officers Of The Senior Honor Society Club Members Diversified Occupation F.H.A. ROGERS HIGH, Section Leaders Barbara Blair Juanita Sims WilBe Watkins Edwin Adams John Holliday Curtis Readus SCHOOL CHOIR Officers of the choir include Versell Jeffery, President, Jerretha Parker, Secretary; Willie Watkins, Vice-President. Williams Lockett Nichols Jdnes Porter Hudson Winston Jones Thomas Watkins Strickland Wiggins Mr. Harris ROGERS HIGH ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL Highsteppers Of The Band And Director SCHOOL BAND Drum Major James Harris Head Majorette Willie M. Watkins k- N. J. R. O. T. C. First Battalic COMPANY SPONSORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Delois Fleming, Twain Davis, Mildred Thompson, Onnie Baker Catherine Hudson, Shelia Jones, Vickie Johnson, Willie M. Watkins. BATTALION COMMANDER Dannie Tucker BATTALION SPONSOR Onnie Baker The Central High School A rmy R O TC Honor A nd Color Guard Of Jackson, Mississippi After A Magnificent Performance A t Rogers High School. OFFICERS OF R CLUB The R Club Promotes Good Sports. CL UB MEMBERS SCIENCE MA THEM A TICS CL UB SENIOR DRA MA TICS CL UB V,- The Senior Dramatics Club, un- der the auspices of Mrs. C. S. Tate, portrays the theatrical talents found in tlie Rogers Senior High School students. t i y ri ' ' 68 TIGER STAFF The Legislators Mrs. Wiley, Mr. Thompson and Mrs. Moore (Picture unavailable. ) EDITOR ' S MESSAGE Preparing the 1968 TIGER was quite a challenge to the new staff members as well as to the advisors. It takes endurance, determination, patience and work to produce a book worth viewing. I can truly say that this year ' s staff has tried to produce a book that the student body will be proud to call a yearbook and will cherish forever. Education is our goal here at Rogers. The TIGER STAFF has tried to publish a book that is educational and at the same time enjoyable. We sincerely hope that you enjoy the products of your school as depicted in the 1968 TIGER. Editor, Emogene Johnson ACTIVITIES Mr. Rogers Senior High Rueben Myers Miss Rogers Senior High Willie Mae Griff en Mr. Miss Rogers Junior High Emma Ware G Ike Brown THE ROYAL COURT The Crowning of Miss Rogers-Senior High The Crowning of Miss Rogers-Junior High Miss Homecoming Ellen Ruth Watkins Mr. Miss Senior High Hattie Deere GLarr - Lewis Revealing Scholastic A bilities These students participated in summer pro- grams at outstanding universities. Joseph McElroy-Harpur College, Binghamton, N. Y. , Firosey Baker-Knoxville College, Knoxville College, Knoxville, Tennessee, Landon Johnson- Yale University, New Haven, Conn. , Marilyn Nichols-Northwestern University, Evanston, 111. Henry Myers, ACCELERATED JUNIOR Audrey Anderson MISS BETTY CROCKER PROJECT OPPORTUNITY iNP i s S - x TlT ir «.m ' FJ ■ I ' R Fa f l ji i jj l Lj lOth Grade Project Opportunity is a demonstration program directed at potentially superior students from disadvantaged backgrotmds in eleven Southern commimities. These students, identified in the seventh grade, are directed toward academic improve- ment through enriched educational experiences. The summer program provides opportunities for academic growth, cultural and recreational enrichment. Projected Opportunity is financed by the Danforth and Ford foundations; sponsored by Tougaloo College. PROJECT OPPORTUNITY UPWARD BOUND The Upward Bound Program is an enrichment program whose primary aim is to motivate underprivileged, yet capable high school pupils, to enter college. This program acquaints high school students wifli college by requiring each member to live on a college campus throughout the summer. During their stay, they are engaged in an intensification of English, Mathematics, Lab. reading, music and fine arts. It further helps those financially underprivileged students, who have great potentials for a college ed- ' N ucation, but otherwise would not have discovered their true potentials. i u THE INDISPENSABLES f m, lUwH STAR STUDENT AND TEACHER We salute Miss Laura Ann Mims. a shy but genuine young coed, as Star Student of 1968 at Rogers High School. She has brought distinction to herself as well as to the Rogers High School family. Her superior per- formance on the ACT merited Miss Mims this honor. She is the lovely daughter of Mr. Lester Dawson Mims of Canton, Mississippi. Mr. Wallace Green, one of the many dedicated teachers of Rogers, was chosen by the honoree, as Star Teacher. The Principal, the supervisor and a consultant discuss initiating an in-service growth program for teachers. A D VER TISEMEN TS Compliments LEVI ' S DRIVE-IN GROCERY MARKET Canton, Miss. 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