Southwest Mississippi Community College - Whispering Pines Yearbook (Summit, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1933 volume:

6 ' o f Sjt YVrbcU., yn WHiSPERiHfr pines Whispering Tines 1933 Sponsored ' Ey Thtj SOPHOMORE CLASS - of- - Southwest Mississippi Junior College ANDREW F. GALLMAN Editor-In-Chief FRED S. FELDER Business Manager K ' HISPERlMCr DEDICATION TO James Murray Kenna -An earnest scholar, an able educator, and a Christian gentleman; who be¬ cause of his ceas ess effort for a decade and a half has realized his dream of a standard Junior College; who by his devotion to the college and his interest in the welfare of the student body, has won the heart of every student, this the first volume of WHISPERING PINES Is Gratfully Dedicated. S 3 J ft VHi5PERmG- pines SOPHOMORES 4 BRUCE MOORE BUSBY LOFLIN CLASS OFFICERS LEONARD BRUCE .President ELLIOT MOORE...Vice President MARY ALICE BUSBY.Secretary-Treasurer PROF. Z. L. LOFLIN.Faculty Sponsor l L 1 ag WHS5PER1HG- P1F1ES Southwest Sophomores J. E. ALFORD, JR. . MASON ALFORD McComb McComb TENNIE GLEE BOYD Magnolia LULU BROWN.Gloster Basketball. LEONARD BRUCE Sherman Glee Club, Debating Club, Mystic Knights, Photographic Editor of Annual, Tennis, President of Sophomore Class, Baseball. CLIFTON BURCH Osyka Mystic Knights, Etiquette Club, “S” Club, Football, Basketball. R. GORDON BURT, JR. . . . McComb Mystic Knights, “S” Club, Football, Tennis, Baseball. F. ELWIN BURT.McComb Glee Club, Mystic Knights, Sports Editor of Annual, “S” Club, Football. whispers Pines Southwest Sophomores W. PRESTON BURT .... McComb Mystic Knights, Ole Miss 26, ' 27, 28. BEDFORD F. BUSBY .... Summit MARY ALICE BUSBY .... Summit Glee Club, Basketball, Track, Secretary of Sophomore Class. TOMMIE BYRNE .... Bogue Chitto Football. JOHN ELLZEY CARRUTH . . McComb Debating Club, Debating Team. MARY LYNN COVINGTON . . Summit Glee Club, Delta Gamma Delta, Etiquette Club, Art Editor of Annual, M. S. C. W. ’28, ’29, Newcomb ’30, ’31 CLAUDE D. CRAIN .... Tylertowii Delta Chi Theta, Annual Staff, Tennis, Baseball. JOSEPH CULOTTA.Summit V Debating Club, Debating Team, Vice President Philomathean (2). ■ � .WHISPERING- P1F1EJ Southwest Sophomores L. A. DILLON.Tylertown Glee Club, Etiquette Club. , SHELDON A. DUNAWAY . . . Verna Etiquette Club, Basketball. HELEN LOUISE FAUST . . McComb Cheer Leader, Band, Chi Delta, Etiquette Club, Hinds Junior Collge, 31, ’32. W. C. FORD.Summit HENRY A. FORTENBERRY . . Tylertown Music Club. ANDREW F. GALLMAN Centreville Glee Club, Debating Club, Debating Team, Etiquette Club, Student Council, Editor-in-Chief of Annual, Who’s Who, President of Student Body, Mystic Knights. LAMAR GARNER.McComb Glee Club, Band, Orchestra, Delta Chi Theta, Football. CLIFFORD HAFEN .... McComb Mystic Knights, L. S. U. ’31, ’32. £ mzs Southwest Sophomores EARL HALES.McComb LOUISE HART.McComb Delta Gamma Delta, Dramatic Club. EDWIN HAYMAN McComb Delta Chi Theta, Dramatic Club, Debating Club, De¬ bating Team, Feature Editor of Annual, “S” Club, Manager of College Sports, Tennis, Little Theatre Play, President Philomatheans. JAMES HERRINGTON AVA BURTON HEWITT McComb Summit B. A. Mississippi College, Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Dramatic Coach, Biology Lab Instructor, Gym Pianist, Named Annual, Who’s Who. MAUDE MARIE HOLMES Summit Dramatic Club, Debating Club, Debating Team, Etiquette Club. CLARA HUFFMAN . Glee Club. Summit NITA RAY JONES.Summit Southwest Sophomores S. A. JONES, JR.McComb Director of Band and Orchestra, Delta Chi Theta. MRS. BESSIE H. KENNA . . Summit Etiquette Club, Sponsor Y. W. C. A. HAZEL KENNA.Magnolia Chi Delta, Glee Club, Band, Orchestra, Gym Pianist. HAVON “RED” KENNEDY . Pine, La. Etiquette Club, Secretary “S” Club, Football. PAUL LEACH KLOTZ . . . McComb Ole Miss 31. BLANCHE LENOIR.Summit NELLIE GOLD A LENOIR . . Summit President Y. W. C. A. (1), Secretary Philomatheans (1) ELLEN LAURIE MARTENS . . Summit B. A., M. S. C. W., Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Etiquette Club. WHISPERING- P1F1E5 iill Southwest Sophomores BERNICE MARIE MARTIN Etiquette Club. Summit OLIVE EVELYN MARTIN Me Comb Delta Gamma Delta, Treasurer Y. W. C. A., Secretary Philomathean, Who’s Who, Basketball. MARTHA BEATRICE McCORMICK, Summit Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club. EFFIE McELVEEN Osyka ELLIOT MOORE Summit Mystic Knights, Glee Club, Vice President “S” Club, Vice President Sophomore Class, Football, Baseball. EDGAR LEE MORGAN . Montpelier, La. Mystic Knights, Football, Basketball, Baseball, “S” Club. FRANCIS QUIN ..... Summit Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Etiquette Club ROBERT RABORN McComb Mystic Knights, Glee Club, Quartet, Football, Baseball, Track, “S’ Club. _ P1HES Southwest Sophomores BESSIE RAILSBACK .... McComb Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Delta State ’32 MAGGIE REBECCA RANDALL . Gloster Music Club, Y. W. A. RALPH FRANCIS REDMOND . McComb Mystic Knights, Captain Football Team, Etiquette Club, “S” Club, L. S. U. ’30. L. E. REEVES.Summit Glee Club. ZEB F. REEVES, JR.McComb L. S. U„ ’32. WILLIAM HAROLD RISHER . . McComb Mystic Knights, Glee Club, Band, Etiquette Club, Football, Track. MAURINE ROBERTSON . . . Gloster Etiquette Club, Basketball, Track, Y. W. A. ELLA NICHOLS ROBERTS . Holmesville Etiquette Club. i l r WHiSPERHiG- Pines M mt Southwest Sophomores HARDY L. RUSSELL .... Jayess “S” Club, Football OLLIE VON SINGLETON, Spring Creek, La. Mystic Knights, “S” Club, Football, Captain Basketball Team, Track, Baseball, Who’s Who. ORA BELLE STOKES .... McComb Basketball. VERSIE TURNER.Summit President Music Club. ELIA MARGARET TERRY . . Fern-wood Secretary Dramatic Club, Delta Gamma Delta. LEOMA STOKES.Gloster Music Club, Etiquette Club, Y. W. A. ALBERTA WILLSON.Osyka Music Club, Annual Staff, Y. W. A. ■ WHISPERIMG- Pines Hl FRESHMAN CLASS BACOT McDaniel vest FAUST CLASS OFFICERS EVELYN BACOT .President J. D. McDANIEL.Vice President BONNIE VEST ...Secretary-Treasurer MISS ADALICE FAUST........Faculty Sponsor “ ■ WHISPERIHG- PiFIES Southwest Freshmen RICHARD L. ALEXANDER . . Jayess “S” Club, Football. H. J. ALFORD . . Marathon, Texas EVELYN CLAY BACOT . . . McComb Band, Orchestra, Chi Delta, Music Club, Etiquette Club, Who’s Who, Basketball, President Freshman Class, Vice President Y. W. C. A. (1). MARGUERITE BEANE . . . McComb Band, Chi Delta, Etiquette Club. RUBYE BIGGS.Osyka Glee Club, Chi Delta. VICTOR L. BIRDSONG . . . McComb Delta Chi Theta. JAMES A. BORNMAN . . . Summit QJee Club, Etiquette Club, Football. THOMAS C. BORNMAN, JR. . . Summit Glee Club, Etiquette Club. DOROTHY BRENT .... Summit Etiquette Club. HAZEL BREWER.McComb Glee Club, Etiquette Club, Basketball. - ; WH!SPER?I1 P1F1ES Southwest Freshmen HAZEL BREWER.McComb Glee Club, Etiquette Club, Basketball. JAMES PRICE BROCK .... Lexie Debating Club, President Y. M. C. A. (1), Etiquette Club, Student Council, Track. LYLE BRUMFIELD .... McComb Glee Club, Delta Chi Theta, Basketball, Football, Ten¬ nis, Track, Little Theatre Play. ROBERT L. CARROLL .... McComb HAZEL LOU COLE . . . Bogalusa, La. Dramatic Club, Secretary Debating Club, Chi Delta. MARY ELIZABETH CONNER . . McComb Glee Club, Etiquette Club, Delta Gamma Delta. CARL DAVIDSON . . . Montpelier, La. Band, Orchestra. CARL E. DOUGLAS.McComb Baseball. P. H. DUNNAWAY.Verna Debating Club, Etiquette Club. ALBERT SIDNEY EASLEY . . Magnolia Glee Club, President Dramatic Club, Debating Club, De¬ bating Team, Secretary Olympian (1), Mystic Knights, Etiquette Club, Class Editor of Annual, Who’s Who, Tennis, Little Theatre Play, School Reporter. ' ,WHi5PERiJi Pines Southwest Freshmen DELMER E. EDWARDS . Bogue Chitto Glee Club, Etiquette Club, “S” Club, Basketball, Foot¬ ball, Tennis, Track. ELMER EDWARDS . . . Bogue Chitto Glee Club, “S” Club, Basketball, Football, Tennis, Track. ETHEL McCEARLEY ERICSON . Summit Etiquette Club. FRED FELDER.Summit Mystic Knights, Business Manager of Annual. KATHRYN “SIS” FELDER . . McComb Glee Club, Band, Dramatic Club, Chi Delta. L’WATSON FELDER .... McComb Delta Gamma Delta, Who s Who. TEMPIE FENN.McComb Etiquette Club. WALTER J. FITZGERALD . . McComb Mystic Knights, President “S” Club, Who’s Who, Football, Annual Staff. MARY VIRGINIA GARNER . . McComb Who’s Who, Chi Delta. JOHN T. GATLIN . . . . . McComb Delta Chi Theta. WHISPERING- Pines Southwest Freshmen W. A. GILL, JR. . . . . McComb President Glee Club, Band, Dramatic Club, Mystic Knights, Quartette, Humor Editor of Annual, Tennis, Little Theatre Play, B. B. I. ’31. LOUISE GIRLING Holmesville Delta Gamma Delta, Music Club, Basketball, Who’s Who. ETHEL GUY Magnolia Summit PEARL CAMILLE GWIN . . . Delta Gamma Delta, Etiquette Club. GRIFFIN HAYNES .... Summit Delta Chi Theta. PERCY L. HAZLEWOOD . . . Liberty Mystic Knights, Annual Staff, Baseball. MARY ELLEN HEWITT . . . McComb Glee Club, Delta Gamma Delta, Etiquette Club. ROBERT HUGHES McComb Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Vice President of Olympian (1), President of Etiquette Club, Student Council, Little Theatre Play, Debating Team. GENT HUTCHINSON .... Summit Debating Club, Debating Team, Baseball. KIRK R. JEFFREYS .... McComb Mystic Knights, Tennis, Baseball. ; WHi5PER!HG- P1F1ES Southwest Freshmen ROBERT H. JOHNSTON . . . Summit HETTIE OTT JONES .... Osyka Glee Club, Delta Gamma Delta, Etiquette Club, Who ' s Who, Tennis. ROSENDO B. JURADO, Panama City, Panama Mystic Knights. HILTON KALUSCHE .... McComb ELSIE KENNA.Magnolia Glee Club, Band, Chi Delta. E. T. KEYES.Summit Mystic Knights, Glee Club, Etiquette Club. LEARLINE LAMBERT . . . McComb Dramatic Club, Little Theatre Play. OLGA LAMKIN.Magnolia Organization Editor of Annual, Y. W. A. MAE Le BLANC.McComb Etiquette Club, President Y. W. C. A. (2). .WHiSPERIHG- PtflES Southwest Freshmen LOUISE LILLARD LEROY MAGEE.Summit Glee Club, Delta Chi Theta, Cheer Leader, Baseball. MARGARET ELLEN MARTIN . McComb Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Delta Gamma Delta. Tylertown PANSY MOORE.McComb Glee Club, Chi Delta. R. H. NUNNERY.Liberty Mystic Knights, “S” Club, Basketball, Track, Baseball. JAMES OSWALD MAY FRED J. McCULLOUGH . Carter’s Creek CLEO McDANIEL . . . Etiquette Club. J. D. McDANIEL .... Glee Club, Band, Etiquette Club, Student Council, Mys¬ tic Knights, Secretary Y. M. C. A. (1), President Y. M. C. A. (2), President Olympian (1), Vice President Freshman Class. WALLACE L. MIXON . Baton Rouge, La. Basketball, Delta Chi Theta. ;| WHi5PER� 1G- PSH£S Southwest Freshmen EMMA MAE OTT.Osyka Glee Club, Chi Delta, Etiquette Club. PEARL OTT.Magnolia Delta Gamma Delta, Basketball, Tennis. ZELMA OTT Osyka Glee Club, Who’s Who, Captain Basketball Team, Tennis. JULIAN L. PAGE McComb Glee Club, Mystic Knights, Basketball, Who’s Who, Football. IRVING D. PARKS . Sherman Glee Club, Debating Club, Debating Team, President Olympian (2), Mystic Knights, “S” Club, Who’s Who, Football, Basketball, Tennis. CAMILLE PERRY .... Yazoo City Etiquette Club. MALCOLM PORTER . . . Bogalusa, La. Delta Chi Theta. JOHNNIE L. REEVES . . . Magnolia Mystic Knights, Etiquette Club. LESLIE H. REEVES . . . Bogalusa, La. Delta Chi Theta, Etiquette Club, “S” Club, Football, Track. R. D. REEVES . Bogalusa, La. Delta Chi Theta, Etiquette Club, S Club, Football, Track. PH1ES Southwest Freshmen SALLIE LEE REYNOLDS . . Liberty Etiquette Club, Y. W. A. ETHEL RICHARDSON . . . McComb Secretary Olympian (2), Vice President Etiquette Club. LILLIAN A. ROUSSEL . . . McComb Etiquette Club. ALVIN SIMMONS .... Holmesville Delta Chi Theta, Etiquette Club, “S” Club, Alternate Captain Basketball, Vice President Y. M. C. A. (1). VELMA SKAGGS.Summit Music Club, Etiquette Club. AUDREY SMITH.McComb Etiquette Club. SARA SMITH.McComb BILLY DAN STATHAM . . . Fernwood President Debating Club, Debating Team, Mystic Knights, Student Council, Assistant Editor of Annual, Vice President Olympian (2), Vice President Y. M. C. A. (2). HAROLD A. THOMPSON . . . Summit Glee Club, Orchestra, Debating Club, Debating Team, Delta Chi Theta, Secretary Y. M. C. A. (2). ALLIE K. TURNER .... McComb Etiquette Club, Chi Delta. pines 4 Southwest Freshmen LOUIS H. TURNER, JR. . . . McComb Etiquette Club. BONNIE VEST.Holmesville Secretary Freshman Class, Delta Gamma Delta, Etiquette Club, Who’s Who, Tennis. MARY B. WALKER . Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Debating Club, Chi Delta, Basketball, Y. W. A., Cheer Leader, Secretary Y. W. C. A. (1). HARRY WATKINS .... McComb Glee Club, Mystic Knights, Who’s Who. JESSIE WESTMORELAND . Amite, La. Basketball, Tennis. CLIFTON L. WHITE . . . Centreville Mystic Knights, Manager High School Sports. MURRAY WILLIAMS . . . Parchman Band, Orchestra, Delta Chi Theta. R. J. WILLIAMS, JR. . . Band, Mystic Knights. McComb ERNEST WILSON.McComb Glee Club, Band, Debating Club, Mystic Knights, Tennis. MILDRED WjILSON .... Magnolia Chi Delta, Who’s Who. SAM YARBOROUGH . . Kentwood, La. Delta Chi Theta, Track. ; WHSSPE RJHG- High School Seniors SYBLE BAILEY .... McComb AUBREY BARNETTE . . . Summit WINFRED BARRON McComb KRESSIE BROUTIN McComb MAY ALDA DICKERSON . Brookhaven CLYTEE DUNNAWAY . . . Summit HELEN DUNNAWAY . . . McComb DORIS FELDER .... Summit LEONARD FREEMAN . . McComb DORIS GAY McComb R1H P1HES High School Seniors JEWELL HAYNES . . . Summit JESSIE LEE IVEY .... McComb President Senior Class, Annual Staff. LOUIS KALUSCHE . . . McComb ROBERT E. LEE .... Magnolia A. T. McDANIEL .... Summit ANDREW McDAVID . . . Oakvale Vice President Senior Class. THELMA NEWMAN . . . Hammond EVELYN O’NEAL .... McComb LEMUEL PITTMAN . . . McComO Secretary Senior Class J. C. REEVES McComb p0 V HISPE ' RI« psriES High School Juniors EDITH ALFORD LORENA BATES MELROSE BROWN FRANK CAMPBELL PETE COVINGTON GENE DAWSON BERNICE EDWARDS JANIE FELDER GEORGIE GWIN DOROTHY GARNER DAN HAMMOCK FAY HOLMES ELLIOT JONES LLOYD PARNELL MORRIS REEVES WTMA T. WWTTF! - WHISPERING- PIH£S Alford, Campbell, Davis, Hewitt, Mrs. E. W., Hurst, Hurst, Cryer, Martin, Davis, Faust, Kenna, Gandy, Felder, Keyes, Street, Fleming, Hewitt, Loflin, Thomae, Shroeder. FACULTY COLLEGE MR. J. M. KENNA, B. A., M. S....Superintendent MR. J. I. HURST, B. S....Agriculture Boys Coach MR. GEORGE W. DAVIS, B. S., M. A.Sciences DR. L. B. CAMPBELL, B. A., M. A., D. D..Social Sciences MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE, B. A., M A. English MRS. EDNA W. HEWITT, B. A.Spanish, Voice MISS MINNIE C. FLEMING, B. A.Commercial Branches MRS. J. I. HURST, B. M.Piano MR. Z. L. LOFLIN, B. S.. v .Mathematics MRS. GRACE FELDER, B. S.Home Economics MISS SMYTHIE ALFORD ...Physical Education-Registrar MRS. FLORA KEYES.. .Matron MISS MILDRED GHENT. ._.Office Manager MRS. DAVIS .Glee Club Accompanist HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY W. S. GANDY, B. A....Superintendent M. McELVEEN, B. S.Agriculture, Sciences MISS JULIA STREET, B. S..Home Economics pmts John I, Hurst, Miss. State, Director of Athletics, has made an enviable re¬ cord since he first assumed his duties as head coach in 1919. Prior to the es¬ tablishment of a two year Junior Col¬ lege, Hurst had been severely handi¬ capped but now with more material available he will no doubt have a great¬ er success. It is a tribute to him that he would rather instill the ideals of sportsmanship and gameness in his teams than defeat his greatest rival. Z. L, Loflin, L. S. U., track, tennis and assistant football coach came here in the fall of 1932 and became at once a favorite among the students. The success of the athletic teams under his supervision are a mute testimony of his worth and faithfulness. Monroe (Red) McElveen, Miss. State, returned to the scene of his High School triumphs to become coach. His basket¬ ball teams have won the Southwest championship two years consecutively (1932-’33), a distinction no other high school team has attained in recent years. Smythie Alford, M. S. C. W., is in charge of girls athletics and physical education. The record she has made this year is expected to create greater interest in the girls teams. Upper row: Loflin, ass’t coach, Wilson, Kennedy, L. Reeves, Morgan, Raborn, E. Edwards, Garner, Dunaway, Bacot, Coach Hurst, Middle Row: D. Edwards, Byrnes, Parks, E. Burt, Bornman, Fitzgerald, Alexander, R. Reeves, Russell, Brumfield. Bottom Row: Hayman, (Mgr.), Magee, Moore, Day, Burch, Redmond, Capt., Singleton, Wil¬ kinson, G. Burt, Simmons. Pilots’ Season’s Record Southeastern La. College. .12 c Southwest . 6 Goodman . . U Southwest ... 0 Millsaps Freshmen . . 0 Southwest . 12 State Teachers Freshmen. . 6 Southwest . . 14 Perkins ton . . 0 Southwest . . 6 Ellisville .. . 0 Southwest . 13 Raymond . . 0 Southwest . 26 Poplarville . . 6 Southwest . 0 Clark College . . 0 Southwest .. .24 . RABORN RETURNS PUNT AGAINST RAYMOND RABORN GETS OFF A GOOD ONE AGAINST RAYMOND THE PILOTS OPEN UP THE HEAVIER POPLARVILLE LINE FOR GORDON BURT RABORM HALFBACK WILKINSON ETtiD ORGAfl EH D DAT E. BURT Grl ARO E. EDWARDS tackle: FITZGERALD CENTER BURCH FULLBACK £. BURT HALFBACK WHISPERING PiriCS 5IMG-IXTQC1 END MOORE TACKLE 5ACOT guard C pUm RE.DUO HO QUARTERBACK D EDWARD5 halfback, R.D. REEVES TACKLE ■ fl - WHlSPERIHG- Fines RESUME 1932 SEASON Elwin Burt—Sports Editor 1 � N SEPTEMBER 1, one week before school started, Coach Hurst lined up a ragged bunch of country boys for the first workout and for what proved to be the start of a very successful season The added year of college work made possible the return of many letter men, and in a short time the ragged squad had developed into three impressive football machines. The Southwest Pilots met their first opponent and also their first de¬ feat r Hammond, La. The Pilots were not fully organized and had to bow before the heavier Southeastern team in a 12 to 6 decision. It was unfortunate that Southwest met the strong Goodman team next. Demoralized by the preceding defeat and as yet uncertain of ground gaining plays, the Pilots fought hard but were nc match for the boys from Holmes County, losing 14 to 0. And then came victory and revenge! The overwhelming defeat at the hands of the Millsaps Minors of the preceding year still rankled in the hearts of the letter men and “Beat Millsaps or Bust” was their battle cry. To make a short story shorter, they didn ' t bust, defeating the Freshmen 12 to 0 in the Pilots ' first night game. For a while the Pilots had easy sailing, defeating State Teachers Freshmen 14 to 6; Perkinston 6 to 0; EUisville 13 to 0; and Raymond 26 to 0. Beat Poplarville! Stop Poplarville! For the first time Southwest had a fighting chance to overcome their strongest opponent. Feeling ran high and the opening whistle found a large crowd of enthusiastic supporters calling for victory. But the Pilots did not win. A long pass in the early part of the game gave Poplarville a lead of 6 to 0 and they fought doggedly to maintain it. The Pilots were constantly “knocking at the door” but could not call up the needed drive to the goal line. With 45 seconds left to play, they placed the ball on the one yard line, but in the excitement and rush were unable to score. However, the disappointed fans carried away with them the memory of a gallant eleven that would not give up, fighting a heavier team to a standstill and outplaying a team that was doped to overwhelm them. Hats off to the fighting Pilots! More glorious in defeat than in victory. Refusing to let down, the Pilots came back to trounce Clark College 24 to 0 as a fitting climax to Southwest ' s first Homecoming Day. Thus ended the season. And thus the Pilots came into the limelight, not for games won and lost—not for third honors in the conference but as a k i ■ ■ WHiSPERfriG- P1F1ES HIGH SCHOOL SQUAD Standing: Coach McElveen, Herndon, Felder, Hall, Godbold, McDavid, Mgr. White. Kneeling: C. Magee, Willoughby, Jones, Ivey, Parnell. Sitting: R. Magee, Garth, Barnett, McDaniel, Reeves, Moak, Campbell. There were several contributing factors that reacted against the suc¬ cess of our High School team. First, football had been discontinued for two years, thus there was no inducement for players to come to Summit. Second, the college used the best High School players on its team. Third, the Captain and most formidable defense man, Johnson broke his leg early in the season. However, we are proud of the fight displayed by the High School team in all its games and expect it soon to be counted one of the strongest teams in this section. WHISPERING- P1HES r ' WHiSP£R!M Pines SEASON’S RECORD Opponent Raymond . Raymond Southeastern . Wesson . Poplarville . Ellisville . Wesson . State Teachers Frosh. State Teachers Frosh . Millsaps Frosh . Southeastern . Poplarville . Raymond ... Raymond . University of Mexico Decatur (Tournament) Opponent Southwest .. 54 57 .. 53 28 ... 23 68 .. 49 44 .. 46 33 39 38 ... 43 49 ... 19 60 15 61 ... 24 43 ... 35 - 45 ... 40 49 ... 60 46 ... 26 45 ... 42 26 ... 45 29 Led by Captain Ollie Von Singleton, Southwest had a very successful sea¬ son. Out of a total of 24 games the Pilots won 15 and lost 9, scoring 107b points against 890. Simmons was high score man with a total of 121 points. SOUTHWEST PLAYS MEXICO! To Southwest Junior College goes the honor of playing the first interna¬ tional game ever staged by a Junior Co 1 lege. On February 17, the Pilots met the Fals of the University of Mexico in a basketball game dedicated not only to athletic prowess but also to a spirit of good will and fraternity between na¬ tions. In a section that takes basketball so seriously, it is gratifying that not victory but sportsmanship, clean playing, and friendliness were the paramount objectives. The Mexican Fals led throughout the game and won a very deserv¬ ed victory. SEASON’S RECORD Ellisville .61 Poplarville 19 Poplar ville 23 Ellisville . 44 Whitworth .33 Whitworth .29 Southwest .23 Southwest .30 Southwest .36 Southwest .24 Southwest.46 Southwest.29 For the first time in years the basketball season found the Southwest girls actively fighting for athletic honors. Under the capable guidance of Miss Smythie Alford, the team was very successful, winning three games, losing two and tying one. The playing of Captain Zelma Ott proved an inspiration to her team¬ mates and the ability of Lucy Brewer and Lula Brown to find the basket was a constant source of embarrassment to their opponents. As this annual goes to press there is no information available concerning baseball, track or tennis. However, there is a wealth of material, and no doubt these teams will make a creditable showing. McDavid, Travis, McGehee, Parnell, White, (Mgr.), Fitzgerald, Ivy, Lee, Willoughby, Edwards, THEY REPEATED For the first time in history a team won the Southwest Basketball Championship two years consecutively. Led by Captain Alvin Fitzgerald, Pike easily defeated op¬ ponent after opponent, duplicating the success of the 1931 team. “Pee-Wee” Willoughby had the distinction of being high point man in every tour¬ nament in which he participated. Out of a total of twenty-two games, Pike won 19 and lost 2, scoring 794 points agairst 489 to win Pike County, Tri-County and Southwest Mississippi Championships. Pike County Tournament New Zion ... Pike . ....32 _43 East Fork .... PikP .16 36 (Finals). Tri-County Tournament Progress __13 Jones . 13 Pike .. __52 Pike _ .51 Osyka __ ....29 East Fork __ .19 Pike __ ...51 Pike . .. --36 (Finals). Southwest Mississippi Regional Tournament Bogue Chitto . ..23 Buford _18 Pike ___ __34 Pike . 34 McCall ...... .20 East Fork _19 Pike ___ ..37 Pike . _33 (Finals). ( $ t PIF1ES BROCK DAVIS GALLMAN HUGHES KENNA LOFLIN McDANIEL STATHAM Student Council STUDENT BODY OFFICERS ANDREW F. GALLMAN HERMAN HORNSBY. HAZEL KENNA.. .President .Vice President Secretary-Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL PRICE BROCK ELMER HOWELL ROBERT HUGHES J. D. McDANIEL PROF. G. W. DAVIS A. F. GALLMAN B. D. STATHAM PROF. Z. L. LOFLIN Y. W. C. A. 1ST SEMESTER NELLIE LENOIR CLARA HUFFMAN MARY B. WALKER OLIVE MARTIN President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 2ND SEMESTER MAE LEBLANC EVELYN BACOT ORA BELL STOKES OLIVE MARTIN ROLL EVELYN BACOT TENNIE GLEE BOYD LUCY BREWER HAZEL BREWER MARY A BUSBY MARY E. CONNER ERA DUNCAN ETHEL ERICCSON HELEN FAUST LOUISE GIRLING CLARA HUFFMAN NITA RAY JONES HETTIE O. JONES NELLIE LENOIR BLANCHE LENOIR LEARLINE LAMBERT MAE LEBLANC OLIVE MARTIN BERNICE MARTIN CORINNE MARTIN MRS. GRACE McELVEEN PEARL OTT ZELMA OTT EMMA MAE OTT ETHEL REEVES AUDREY SMITH VELMA SKAGGS ORA BELLE STOKES VERSIE TURNER BONNIE VEST MARY B. WALKER JESSIE WESTMORELAND MAURINE ROBERTSON MAUDE M. HOLMES LILLIAN ROUSSEL CLEO McDANIEL NORMA DE COUX ETHEL RICHARDSON EFFIE McELVEEN LEOMA STOKES CAMILLE PERRY ELLA ROBERTS MRS. BESSIE H. KENNA RANDALL, STOKES, DUNCAN, LAMPKIN, WILLSON, DYKES, REYNOLDS. Y. W. A. PRESIDENT. OLGA LAMPKIN VICE PRESIDENT.ERA DUNCAN SECRETARY And TREASURER.ALBERTA WILLSON WATCHWORD “THEY THAT ARE WISE SHINE AS THE BRIGHTNESS OF THE FIRMAMENT AND THEY THAT TURN MANY TO RIGHTEOUSNESS AS THE STARS FOREVER AND EVER.” DANIEL 12:3. MAGGIE RANDALL LKOMA STOKES ERA DUNCAN OLGA LAMPKIN ALBERTA WILLSON MEMBERS REBA DYKES ETHEL ERICSON ETHEL GUY SALLIE LEE REYNOLDS MARY B. WALKER AUBREY SMITH CLEO McDANIEL HETTIE OTT JONES JESSIE WESTMORELAND ETHEL RICHARDSON 1ST SEMESTER PRICE BROCK ALVIN SIMMONS J. D. McDANIEL (Left To Right) Bottom Row: WALTER J. FITZGERALD ALBERT S. EASLEY OLLIE SINGLETON DELMAR EDWARDS EDWIN HAYMAN JOHNNIE REEVES WILLIE M. DAY J. D. McDANIEL PRICE BROCK CARL DOUGLAS FRED FELDER ELWIN BURT E. T. KEYES ELMER HOWELL BEDFORD BUSBY B. D. STATHAM ALVIN SIMMONS President Vice President Sec.-Treas. MEMBERS Middle Row: HENRY FORTENBERRY R. H. NUNNERY PROF. Z. L. LOFLIN BABY REEVES L. H. REEVES EARL HALES RICHARD ALEXANDER MALCOLM PORTER HERMAN WILKINSON KIRK JEFFRIES SAM YARBOROUGH HILTON KALUSCHE HALLINGTON DUNAWAY RALPH REDMOND PRESTON BURT FOTCH CONN ROBERT CARROLL CLAUD CRAIN 2ND SEMESTER J. D. McDANIEL B. D. STATHAM HAROLD THOMPSON Top Row : CLIFTON BURCH fred McCullough HARDY RUSSELL THOMAS BORNMAN ELMER EDWARDS ELLIOT MOORE LOUIS TURNER ANDREW GALLMAN ROBERT REGAN HARRY WATKINS JULIAN PAGE HAVON KENNEDY L. E. REEVES ALFRED BORNMAN LEROY MAGEE EDGAR L. MORGAN SHELDON DUNAWAY L. A. DILLON (: Philomathean Literary Society 1ST SEMESTER EDWIN HAYMAN HAZEL KENNA NELLIE LENOTR President Vice President Sec.-Treas. 2ND SEMESTER EDWIN HAYMAN JOE CULOTTA OLIVE MARTIN MEMBERS (Left To Right) Bottom Row SHELDON DUNAWAY OLLIE SINGLETON MARY A. BUSBY ELWIN BURT LEOMA STOKES HENRY FORTENBERRY MAUDE M. HOLMES EDWIN HAYMAN OLIVE MARTIN HAVON KENNEDY MAURINE ROBERTSON ELMER HOWELL L. A. DILLON Middle Row: PRESTON BURT ORA B. STOKES W. C. FORD LULU BROWN EARL HALES EFFIE McELVEEN ELLA ROBERTS CLAUD CRAIN MAGGIE RANDALL ELLIOT MOORE TENNIE G. BOYD EDGAR L. MORGAN ERA DUNCAN Top Row : HOLLIS JOHNSTON ANDREW GALLMAN CLARA HUFFMAN CLIFTON BURCH HAZEL KENNA BEDFORD BUSBY LURLINE McGEHEE HARDY RUSSELL VERSIE TURNER HERMAN WILKINSON ALBERTA WILLSON ! .WHiSPERlJIfr PSF1E Olympian Literary Society 1ST SEMESTER J. D. McDANIEL ROBERT HUGHES ALBERT SIDNEY EASLEY (Left To Right) Bottom Row: VICTOR BIRDSONG ALBERT S. EASLEY PEARL OTT DELMER EDWARDS SAM YARBOROUGH R. D. REEVES LUCY BREWER PRICE BROCK CARL DOUGLAS MARGARET MARTIN ALVIN SIMMONS WILLIE M. DAY J. D. McDANIEL HAZEL BREWER MARY B. WALKER PAULINE SULSER NORMA WILLIAMS President Vice President Sec.-Treas. MEMBERS Middle Row: JULIAN PAGE EMMA MAE OTT RUBY BIGGS THOMAS BORNMAN ALFRED BORNMAN LOUISE LILLARD VELMA SKAGGS OLGA LAMPKIN HALLINGTON DUNAWAY LEARLINE LAMBERT LILLIAN ROUSSELL CLEO McDANIEL REBA DYKES NORMA DeCOUX ALLIE K. TURNER MARY HEWITT MARGUETE BEANE CAMILLE PERRY CAMILLE GWIN LEROY MAGEE 2ND SEMESTER IRVING PARKS B. D. STATMAM ETHEL RICHARDSON Top Row: B. D. STATHAM BONNIE VEST EVELYN BACOT LOUISE GIRLING HILTON KALUSCHE L. E. REEVES JOHNNIE REEVES BOBBIE CARROLL SARA SMITH TEMPIE FENN AUDREY SMITH ETHEL RICHARDSON LESLIE REEVES MARY V. GARNER ERNEST WILSON EDRIE LENOIR JESSIE WESTMORELAND ZELMA OTT HETTIE O. JONES MILDRED WILSON MALCOLM PORTER BERNICE MARTIN WHISPERING- PiFIES Clothing Class Left To Right: Maggie Randall, Maud Marie Holmes, Lucy Brewer, Grace G. Felder, Instructor; Era Duncan, Sallie Reynolds, Mrs. Kenna, Hazel Brewer, Lurlyne McGeehe, Bernice Mar¬ tin, Camille Gwin. Meal Planning And Preparation Class Left: Camille Gwin, E. L. Keyes, Camille Perry, Ella Roberts, Norma Williams, Pauline Sulser. Right: Ethel Ericcson, Margarete Beane, Allie K. Turner, Ethel Richardson, Tempie Fenn, Velma Skaggs, Hazel Brewer, Grace G. Felder, Instructor. {Lll JV klNf | -«� £ FU ri r Music Stills Like A Mother’s Hand Thrills Like a Lover’s Touch. —E. W. H. That There is a Beyond I Truly Know I Glimpsed Its Borders In The Heart of a Song. —E. W. H. EDNA WATKINS HEWITT, Director GLEE CLUB ENGAGEMENTS Entertainment, Mrs. Hewitt’s, Glee Club — Sept. 28 Tea, Honoring Tri-County Doctors’ Wives, Mrs. Bauer’s, McComb, Solo........Oct. — Tea, Literary Club, Summit, Mrs. John Cain, Jr., Solo _____________Oct. 14 Eastern Star, Summit, Solo_ ___Oct. 14 Baptist Church, East McComb, Sacred Program, Glee Club ___Nov. 13 Baptist Church, Summit, Trio .Nov. 27 Pike County S. S. Convention, Baptist Church, Summit, Glee Club ..—.-.Oct. 30 W. M. U. Week of Prayer Program, Summit, Special Music ...Dec. — Christmas Carolling, Summit, McComb, Glee Chapel, Summit High School, Quartette Jan. 26 Coterie Club, McComb, Quartette .— Jan. 26 Pike County S. S. Convention, Fernwood, Quartette __-.-.— -Jan. 29 Baptist Church, Magnolia, Sacred Program, Glee Club Jan. 29 Piano Recital, College, Quartette _ Feb. 2 Rotary Luncheon, College, Glee Club, Qartette ..—.-..Feb. 7 Boys Hi-Y, McComb High School, Quartette Feb. 8 Farmers Meeting, City Hall, McComb, Glee Club ... Feb. 17 Mexican Basketball Game, Gym, College, GLEE CLUB SOPRANO Clara Huffman, Frances Quin, Lurlyne McGehee, Ellen Martens, Ava Burton Hewitt, Mary Ellen Hewitt, Hazel Kenna, Margaret Martin, Julia Lea McGehee, Maxine Stewart, Mary Lynn Covington, Bessie Railsback, Mary E. Conner, Hazel Brewer, Ruby Biggs. TENOR Alfred Bornman, Leonard Bruce, Elmer Edwards, Delmer Edwards, Lamar Garner, Hollis Johnston, E. T. Keys, Lazar Martens, Leroy Magee, Julian Page, Robert Raborn, Broughton Moore, Harry Watkins, Elwin Burt, Irving Parks. ALTO Lucy Brewer, Adalice Faust, Beatrice McCormick, Mary Alice Busby, Emma Mae Ott, Zelma Ott, Hettie Ott Jones, Mary B. Walker. BASS L. A. Dillon, Kressie Broutin, Thomas Bornman, Albert Sidney Easley, Andrew Gallman, Alex Gill, Dan Ham- mack, J. D. McDaniel, L. E. Reeves, Harold R.sher, Ernest Wilson. SPONSORS Miss Smythie Alford Mr. Z. L. Loflin GLEE CLUB ENGAGEMENTS Centenary Methodist Church, McComb, Glee Club _.—..-.- ---Feb. 19 Tea, Mrs. Felder’s, Summit, Quartette.Feb. 23 Stunt Night, College Auditorium, Quartette Feb. 23 Epworth League, Centenary Methodist Church, McComb, Quartette ----— Feb. 26 Literary Club, Summit, Quartette -Feb. 27 Eastern Star, Summit, Quartette -Feb. 27 Glee Club Banquet, McColgan Hotel.-.Mar. 3 Business Women’s Club, McComb, Quartette Mar. 6 Business Women’s Banquet, Quartette .-Mar. 10 Baptist Church, Tylertown, Sacred Program, Glee Club.-... . -Mar. 12 W. M. U. East McComb Baptist Church, Mixed Quartette -Mar. 13 Pike County W. M. U. Convention, Quartette, Trio --Mar. 14 Mystic Minstrel, East McComb, Quartette...... Mar. 17 Delta Gamma Delta, Tea, Summit, Solo, Duet, Trio „Mar. 18 Eastern Star, Summit, Duet ...—■Mar. Revival Meeting College, Special Music,-Mar. 20 Chapel, Mars Hill High School, Quintette --.Mar. 22 Senior Program, Mars Hill, Solo — Mar. 29 Baptist Church, Liberty, Sacred Program, Glee Club ____— ..Apr. 2 Chapel, East Fork High School, Duet Apr. 3 Band Concert, McComb, Glee Club Apr. 7 Y. W. A., Baptist Church, Summit, Quartette - Apr. 9 Commencement Sermon, Mars Hill, Solo Apr. 11 Annual Glee Club Recital, College Auditorium . Apr. 18 Glee Club Party, Mrs. Dawson’s, Summit-Apr. 18 Better Homes Week, McComb, Quartette-Apr. 20 Better Homes Week, McComb, Qartette Apr. 21 A. H. S. Graduation, Summit, Quartette-Apr. 21 Broadcasting, WJDX, Jackson, 3:00-3:30-.Apr. 23 Griffith Memorial Church, Jackson, Sacred Program, Glee Club -Apr. 23 First Baptist Church, McComb, Glee Club Apr. 25 Chapel, Fernwood High School, Quartette May 2 State Theatre, McComb Glee Club-May 3 Silver Creek Baptist Church, Glee Club...May 7 Hay Ride, Glee Club- May 9 Commencement, College Auditorium May 19 II WILLSON, RANDALL, SKAGGS, FAUST, McCORMICK, GENT, GREER, JOHNSON, KNIGHT, TURNER, STOKES, FORTENBERRY, H. BREWER, HURST, MRS. J. I. HURST, HURST BACOT GIRLING, EDWARDS, (NOT SHOWN). THE SCIONTI MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS VERSIE TURNER EVELYN BACOT LOUISE GIRLING VELMA SKAGGS .President Vice President .Secretary .Treasurer MEMBERS EVELYN BACOT HAZLE BREWER DOTT EDWARDS ADALICE FAUST HENRY FORTENBERRY MILDRED GENT LOUISE GIRLING EDNA M. GREER ADENE HURST MRS. J. AYLEEN HURST JEWEL JOHNSON LOUISE KNIGHT THELMA McCORMICK MAGGIE RANDALL VELMA SKAGGo LEOMA STOKES VERSIE TURNER ALBERTA WILLSON I. HURST DRAMATIC CLUB PRESIDENT Albert Sidney Easley SECRETARY Elia Margaret Terry BUSINESS MANAGER .Edwin Hayman COACH.Ava Burton Hewitt SPONSOR..Edna Watkins Hewitt MEMBERS HAZEL LOU COLE ALBERT SIDNEY EASLEY MORGAN ELLSWORTH KATHRYN FELDER W. A. GILL, JR. LOUISE HART EDWIN HAYMAN MAUDE MARIE HOLMES ROBERT HUGHES LEARLINE LAMBERT MARGARET ELLEN MARTIN LURLYNE McGEHEE ELIA MARGARET TERRY MARY B. WALKER COLE, EASLEY, HEWITT, A., HOLMES, HUGHES, IMG- Pine: FELDER, LAMBERT, GILL, MARTIN, HART, HAYMAN, HEWITT, MRS. E. W., TERRY, WALKER Bacot, Fitzgerald, Edwards, E.. Moore, Burch, Nunnery, Dunnaway, Reeves, L., Conn, Alexander, Red- mend, Wilkinson, Burt, G., Morgan, Reeves, R., Hayman, Singleton, Edwards, D., Day, Russell, Kennedy, Simmons Burt, E. “S” CLUB WALTER J. FITZGERALD .President ELLIOT MOORE . .Vice President HAVON KENNEDY ...Sec. - Treas. RICHARD ALEXANDER RANDOLPH BACOT CLIFTON BURCH ELWIN BURT GORDON BURT FOTCH CONN WILLIE DAY SHELDON DUNAWAY DELMER EDWARDS MEMBERS ELMER EDWARDS W. J. FITZGERALD EDWIN HAYMAN HERMAN HORNSBY HAVON KENNEDY ELLIOT MOORE EDGAR L. MORGAN R. H. NUNNERY IRVING PARKS ROBERT RABORN RALPH REDMOND L. H. REEVES R. D. REEVES HARDY RUSSELL ALVIN SIMMONS OLLIE V. SINGLETON HERMAN WILKINSON CARRUTH CULLOTA EASLEY GALLMAN HAYMAN HOLMES HUGHES PARKS STATHAM THOMPSON WILSON ALFORD CAMPBELL HAMMOCK GARNER GENT HUTCHISON (Picture Omitted Through Error). Debating Team NEGATIVE RAYMOND 1 SOUTHWEST 2 RAYMOND 2 SOUTHWEST 1 POPLARVILLE 1 SOUTHWEST 2 GALLMAN CARRUTH GALLMAN HUGHES GALLMAN PARKS AFFIRMATIVE WESSON 0 SOUTHWEST 3 WESSON 1 SOUTHWEST 2 POPLARVILLE 3 SOUTHWEST 0 HART HAYMAN HART HAYMAN CULLOTA HAYMAN 4 m S PERIM Alford, Conner, Covington, Felder, Girling, Gwin, Hart, Hewitt, A., Hewitt, M., Hewitt, Mrs. E. W., Jones, Marten, Martin, M., Martin, O., Ott, McCormick, Quin, Railsback, Stewart, Terry. Vest. DELTA GAMMA DELTA MEMBERS FACULTY SYMTHIE ALFORD MRS. EDNA WATKINS HEWITT SPECIALS MARY LYNN COVINGTON AVA BURTON HEWITT MARY KENNEDY ELLEN MARTENS LOUISE HART FRANCES QUINN MARY ELIZABETH CONNER CAMILLE GWIN HETTIE OTT JONES MAXENE STEWART SOPHOMORES OLIVE MARTIN BESSIE RAILSBACK FRESHMEN L’WATSON FELDER FAY HART MARGARET ELLEN MARTIN LOUISE GIRLING BEATRICE McCORMICK ELIA MARGARET TERRY MARY ELLEN HEWITT PEARL OTT BONNIE VEST 7 VHiSPEftlJlG- pmzz w Bruce, Burch, Burt, P., Burt, E., Burt, G., Gallman, Gill, Hafen, Hazelwood, Jeffreys, Loflin, Morgan, Moore, Nunnery, Page, Reeves, Risher, Singleton, Statham, Watkins, Easley, Felder, Fitzgerald, Jurado, Keyes, McDaniel, Parks, Raborn, Redmond, White, Williams, Wilson. Knights FLOWER: White Rose COLORS: Black and Green LEONARD BRUCE CLIFTON BURCH ELWIN BURT GORDON BURT PRESTON BURT ALBERT SIDNEY EASLEY FRED FELDER WALTER FITZGERALD ED WESLEY GATLIN W. A. GILL, JR. PERCY HAZELWOOD CLASS OF 1933 CLIFFORD HAFEN JAY HARRIS ELLIOT MOORE EDGAR LEE MORGAN CLASS OF 1934 KIRKLAND JEFFREYS E. T. KEYES J. D. McDANIEL BROUGHTON MOORE R. H. NUNNERY JULIAN PAGE IRVING PARKS ROBERT RABORN RALPH REDMOND HAROLD RISHER OLLIE SINGLETON HERMAN WILKINSON JOHNNIE REEVES B. D. STATHAM HARRY WATKINS R. J. WILLIAMS ERNEST WILSON C. L. WHITE. BACOT FAUST MOORE BEANE FELDER OTT BIGGS GARNER TURNER COLE KENNA WALKER FAUST KENNA WILLSON CHI DELTA ESTABLISHED S. W. J. C. 1932. COLORS: Rose and Green HAZEL COLE HELEN FAUST EVELYN BACOT MARGARETE BEANE RUBY BIGGS KATHRYN FELDER MARY V. GARNER Sorores in Facultate ADALICE FAUST Sorores in Collegio Class of 1933 HAZEL KENNA Class of 1934 MARY F. JONES ELSIE KENNA PANSY MOORE JULIA L. McGEHEE EMMA M. OTT FLOWER: Killarney Rose LURLYNE McGEHEE NORMA WAGNER ESTELLE RABORN MONA SUTTON ALLIE K. TURNER MARY B. WALKER MILDRED WILLSON Chi Delta was founded at Southwest Junior College, Summit, Mississippi, October, 1932. PS E2. Ii BRUMFIELD HAYNES REEVES BIRDSONG JONES REEVES CRAIN KENNA SIMMONS GARNER McGEHEE THOMPSON GATLIN MIXON WILLIAMS HAYMAN PORTER YARBOROUGH DELTA CHI THETA ESTABLISHED S. W. J. C. 1933. COLORS: Black and White FLOWER: White Rose Fratres in Facultate Lieutenant Benjamin S. Harrell Fratres in Coliegio Class of 1933 CLAUDE CRAIN EDWIN HAYMAN S. A. JONES Class of 1934 ROBERT REGAN MURRAY W. KENNA LYLE BRUMFIELD VICTOR BIRDSONG FOTCH CONN J. D. CARRUTH LAMAR GARNER GRIFFIN HAYNES WALLACE MIXON LEROY MAGEE MALCOLM PORTER R .D. REEVES LESLIE REEVES ALVIN SIMMONS HAROLD THOMPSON SAM YARBOROUGH Delta Chi Theta was founded at Columbia, Mississippi, in March, 1933, by a coun¬ cil composed of representatives from Beta Alpha Tau Fraternity of Southwest Junior College and Iota Tau Kappa Fraternity of Pearl River College. BRUCE, BURT, COVINGTON, EASLEY, GILL, HAYMAN, GALLMAN IVY, LAMKIN, FELDER, LOFLIN, STATHAM, WILSON CRAIN, HAZELWOOD, KENNA, OTT, FITZGERALD, 1 c .Annual Staff (EDITORIAL) EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . ASSOCIATE EDITOR . HUMOR EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR . ORGANIZATION EDITOR CLASS EDITOR . ART EDITOR . SPORTS EDITOR . PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR MR. Z. L. LOFLIN ANDREW F. GALLMAN .B. D. STATHAM .ALEX GILL .EDWIN HAYMAN .OLGA LAMKIN .ALBERT S. EASLEY MARY L. COVINGTON .EL WIN BURT LEONARD BRUCE (BUSINESS) BUSINESS MANAGER.FRED FELDER ASSISTANTS WALTER J. FITZGERALD CLAUD CRAIN PERCY HAZELWOOD ALBERTA WILLSON m PSH£S COLLEGE BAND S. A. JONES, Director MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT: MURRAY WILLIAMS LURLINE McGEHEE j. d. McDaniel TOM HEWITT PETE COVINGTON CARL DAVIDSON HAZEL KENNA HAROLD RISHER HAROLD THOMPSON DAN HAMMACK KRESSIE BROUTIN JULIAN WILLIAMS R. J. WILLIAMS MARGARETE BEANE EVELYN BACOT FOTCH CONN WINFRED BARRON HERMAN WILKINSON KIRK JEFFRIES LAMAR GARNER S. A. JONES PIN I ky MARY VIRGINIA GARNER “MOST BEAUTIFUL” wmrnm l fr WtiO ' 5 WhO w.i fitz«rm host riAriDsoHr Bonmr vest - host attractive: a. 5. mu r iniELLrcTUAi nm oim nARTIff imtcllcctual co-fd at SlfiGLETOfl- 5E5T ATHLETE HIM orT-BEST ' CO-fD ATHLETE HARRY WAT Kim WITTIDT flAH HETTif 0, J,0f1£5 WITTIEST CO-ED JULIAtl PAGE - CAC1PU5 5HIEK rSHORED W1E500-CAHPU5 FLI RT IRVliTO PARtMETT ALL-ROUHD hwm GALLtlAMOOT POPULAR WHO-0 t£ ripp Southwest Mississippi Junior College is proud to contribute this page to the First Year Book published by the students. This Year Book is indicative of the class of work being done by the students, as well as of their school spirit, energy and enthusi¬ asm. In this spirit we invite all who are inter¬ ested in going to college next year to come our way for verily this school will do you good. For information, write or come to see J. M. KENNA, Superintendent, Summit, Mississippi McComb Dairy Products Co. MANUFACTURERS ANGEL FOOD ICE CREAM SHAMROCK SWEET CREAM BUTTER SHAMROCK CHEESE McCOMB, — MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS OF Kendall ' s Service Station —PHONE 51- STATE and NORTH BROADWAY 100% One Stop Service, Woco-Pep and Tiolene Kramertown Authorized Nash, Dodge, Marmon and Plymouth Service Gasoline, Oil, Road Service Feed Co. MAGNOLIA BANK McCOMB. MISS. MAGNOLIA, MISS. SURPLUS .$ 7,000 CAPITAL.$50,000 38 Years of Continuous Service. ' JM.cComb Lumber Coal Co- “Everything With Which To Build Anything” Phone 1137 McComb, : : : : : Mississippi Compliments Of CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK Magnolia, Mississippi FERNWOOD FARMS Terry Brothers Cattle Hogs Phone 3404 MAGNOLIA GAZETTE 52 Years of Public Service Magnolia, Mississippi THE THEATRE HAILS SOUTHWEST JUNIOR COLLEGE As “PIKE COUNTY’S PRIDE” HUMOR SECTION W. A. GILL, JR., Editor Prof. Kenna—Do you sleep with your window up or down? Prof. Davis—I don ' t sleep with my window at all. Andrew G.—Don ' t you ever attend a place of worship? Claude C.—Yes, sir, I ' m on my way to her house now.— (Path¬ finder). Miss Tomie—Who was it said: It ' s the unexpected that always happens ? A. S. Easley—I presume it was somebody connected with the weather bureau.— (Pathfinder). Dr. Hewitt—It ' s a good thing you came to see me just when you did. A little delay would have made the situation desperate. Patient—Why, Doc? Do you need money as bad as that?—(Path¬ finder.) Stinky E. keeps in form. Prof. “Zeke Vs. Math. Harold R—When you proposed to her, I suppose she said: This is so sudden. R. J. Wm’s—No, she was honest and said: “This suspense has been terrible. —(Pathfinder). Mildred W—HEY, Stop that man, He wanted to kiss me! Cop—That ' s alright Miss, there ' ll be another along in a minute. Even if women do eventually con¬ trol the government as some people predict there will be no danger of it becoming a “petti¬ coat government. They just don ' t wear ' em.— (Pathfinder). A necessity to modern comforts One need only compare the homes of slightly more than a decade ago with today’s modern residence to fully appreciate the great conveniences Natural Gas has brought. Today you have quick Natural Gas heat. You have hot water avail¬ able at the turn of a tap—slow, laborous cooking and baking has been ban¬ ished by the Natural Gas range. Women are enjoying a new leisure in home-making. The result of this service is greater home enjoyment and happiness. The extensive facilities of this company have made the comforts of Nat¬ ural Gas possible for hundreds of homes in this area. United Gas Public Service A UNIT OF THE Cain_ Services Station-; J. L. CAIN, Prop. WRECKER SERVICE AUTOMOBILE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES GAS, OIL And GREASE GOODRICH TIRES And TUBES Boosting S. W. Since 1924 JACKSON, THE CLEANER Dry Cleaning, Pressing and Tailoring Phone 76 Summit, — — Mississippi STATE PHARMACY Joe McCosker, Mgr. State Theatre Bldg. Telephone 277 McComb, Mississippi Day 55 Phones: Night 56. MAGNOLIA HOTEL AND CAFE Magnolia, Miss. S. L. Langdon, Prop. Mixon Insurance Agency I Merchants Grocery Company SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI MECHANICS-STATE BANK BUILDING Distributors of Yukon’s Best and Queen of the West Flour. McComb, — Mississippi It Pleases. Headquarters For Lee Tires Tubes (12 Months Unconditional Guarantee) FARMERS Gulf-McCOMB MOTOR GROCERY and GRAIN CO. Company PHONE 92 McCOMB, MISS. MAGNOLIA INSURANCE Contributors To The Annual COMPANY PRICE AND PRICE, MAGNOLIA MAGNOLIA, MISSISSIPPI MISS NANNIE GILLIS, McCOMB Choc’s Sandwich Shoppe CHAS. E. BRUMFIELD, MAGNOLIA “Stop With Choc” MAGNOLIA, MISSISSIPPI Enoch’s Sales CLOTHES DO NOT MAKE THE MAN Company RADIOS. But how they do help. Buy KELVINATORS your next suit at PAINTS and VARNISHES Electrical Appliances FLY’S “Always At Your Service” Phone 400 215 State St. McComb, Miss. McCOMB, MISS. North Broadway. DR. T. E. HEWITT CONEY GROCERY CO. Wholesale Grocers College Physician Magnolia, Mississippi GENEVA LOTTERHOS GROCERY J. A. Beard Drug Store McComb, Mississippi And TEA ROOM Ernest T. Jackson Taylor and Cleaner Summit, Mississippi 111 N. Front St. Phone 106. McComb, Miss. COMPLIMENTS OF Jones-Johnson Co. Gas and Electric Dealers McComb, Mississippi WE BELIEVE THAT Our Barbers Are The Best For Schilling Barber Shop S. W. J. C. Students. East McComb FORTENBERRY BROS. BARBER SHOP Summit, Mississippi Five Cent Store (Buy More—Pay Less) BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S CLUB McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI Weathersby Motor Company Authorized SALES and SERVICE TELEPHONE No. 31 Magnolia, Mississippi TWO GREAT AMERICAN WORDS BUICK - CHEVROLET Symbolizing Signifying Mammoth Buick Colorful Chevrolet Beauty and Power. Refinement and Style. Sales and Service Of Both These Cars Await You At Your Bidding. Buick and Chevrolet—The Cream Of Motordom. McNEES MOTORS, Inc. McCOMB COFFEE CO. The McComb, Miss. Progressive Bank Summit. MAGNOLIA COTTON OIL COMPANY Safe, Sound and Conservative MANUFACTURERS OF Cotton Seed Products MAGNOLIA, MISS. Felder Motor Company H. L. Felder Agency of LIVESTOCK Cars, Parts and Accessories. SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI C. A. ATKINSON SONS General Merchandise J. F. Schluter PHONE 79 SUMMIT, MISS. HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS OF PHONE 58. SUMMIT, MISS. GILLIS DRUG STORE COMPLIMENTS LIBERTY DRUG STORE LIBERTY, MISS. Welcome S. W. J. C. Students. J. T. COVINGTON SON DEALERS IN GENERAL FARM SUPPLIES SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI BUSINESS Citizen ' s Lumber And PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S Company “Building Material From Foundation To Roof ’ CLUB McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI Buster Brown Shoe Store Brown Bilt Shoes Phone 141 FRONT STREET McCOMB, MISS. McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI UNIQUE CAFE WELCOMES “S. W. J. C.’s” STATE STREET McCOMB, MISS. Photo-Art Shop A. D. TERRESON PHOTOGRAPHS Pictures Framing Developing and Printing KODAK FILMS JMcComb, Mississippi Phones 531 228 States Street-? Does This Make You Yawn? Two speakers can make the same speech, and one will present it in such an enter¬ taining manner that he will win enthusi¬ astic applause. The other with the same words will have half the audience yawning behind their hands, and the entire crowd will be re¬ lieved when he sits down. The difference lies in presentation. Print¬ ing may be so inviting to your eyes as to compel you to read it. Differently print¬ ed, your eyes may instinctively refuse to read the same copy. When your customers yawn at your print¬ ing it means that you have made a mis¬ take .Used a printer who did not understand presentation. Let us vitalize your printing with vigor¬ ous presentation, coupled with a created sales idea that will lift your message out of the just paper-and-mk class and animate it with printed salesmanship which alone can command results. 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