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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1934 volume:

■ OPYRIGHT 1934 ALBERT SIDNEY EASLEY Editor-in-Chief FRED S. FELDER Business Manager 19 3 4 WHISPER1NQ TINES IN | | I I Published by The Student Body of I | SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI JUNIOR COLLEGE Summit, Mississippi Volume II D E D 1 C A T10 N ) In grateful appreciation of the spirit that first originated this college, guided it through the years to present heights, and bound us here by a tie of loving friendship, is dedicated this, the second volume of Whispering Pines, to the Spirit of Southwest. Kenneth C_ Administration Building WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V II V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Alford Bond Davis Hurst Jackson Kenna Felder Fleming Hewitt Hurst Keyes Loflin Thomae Young FACULTY MR. J. M. KENNA, B. A., M. S. President MR. J. I. HURST, B. S. Agriculture—Boys Coach MR. GEORGE W. DAVIS, B. S., M. A. Dean—Social Sciences MR. Z. L. LOFLIN, B. S., M. S. Mathematics MR. WILLARD F. BOND, JR., B. A. Social Sciences MR. W. P. YOUNG, B. S. Sciences MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE, B. A., M. A. English MRS. EDNA WATKINS HEWITT, B. A. Spanish, Voice MISS MINNIE C. FLEMING, B. A. Commerce MRS. J. I. HURST, B. M. Music MRS. GRACE FELDER, B. S. Home Economics MISS SMYTHIE ALFORD, B. A. Registrar—Physical Education MISS SADIE JACKSON, B. A. English MRS. FLORA KEYES Matron II V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V SOPHOMORES WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V V V V V V v V V V V V V V V v V V V V V V V V V RICHARD L. ALEXANDER JAYESS, MISS. Football, Basketball, Debate Club H. J. ALFORD SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS MASON ALFORD McCOMB, MISS. Ole Miss ’30 ERCELLE ANDERSON CENTREVILLE, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Co-Lin ’33 EVELYN BACOT McCOMB, MISS. Chi Delta, Music Club, Who’s Who, President Sophomore Class, Basketball, Vice President Y. W. C. A. 1, Vice President Student Body. AVIS BALL SUMMIT MISS. MARGUERITE BEANE McCOMB, MISS. Chi Delta, Glee Club RUBY E. BIGGS OSYKA, MISS. Chi Delta, Glee Club JAMES ALFRED BORNMAN SUMMIT MISS. Football, Glee Club DOROTHY BRENT SUMMIT MISS. Glee Club LUCY BREWER McCOMB, MISS. Basketball, Glee Club, Dramatic Club V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V I ' V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES il T V V V V V V V V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V v V V V V V V v v V v V PRICE BROCK LEXIE, MISS. Student Council, Debate Club, Sec¬ retary Student Body SARA CARR McCOMB, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta, Gym Pianist, President Music Club ROBERT L. CARROLL McCOMB, MISS. MARY ELIZABETH CONNER McCOMB, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta, Who’s Who CARL DOUGLAS McCOMB, MISS. Football, Baseball, Glee Club HALLINGTON DUNAWAY VERNA, MISS. Debate Club, Debate Team SHELDON DUNAWAY VERNA, MISS. REBA DYKES TYLERTOWN, MISS. ALBERT SIDNEY EASLEY MAGNOLIA, MISS. Mystic Knights, Editor-in-Chief of An¬ nual, Who’s Who, President of Dra¬ matic Club, Little Theatre Play, Debate Club, Debate Team, Cheerleader, Glee Club, School Reporter. DELMER EDWARDS BOGUE CHITTO, MISS. Basketball, Track, Tennis, Student Council, Glee Club ELMER EDWARDS BOGUE CHITTO, MISS. Football, Basketball, President Olympian Literary Society 1 V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V ETHEL ERICSSON SUMMIT MISS. FRED FELDER SUMMIT MISS. Mystic Knights, Who’s Who, Stu¬ dent Council, Business Manager of Annual KATHERINE FELDER McCOMB, MISS. Chi Delta L’WATSON FELDER McCOMB, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta, Dramatic Club WALTER JONES FITZGERALD McCOMB, MISS. Mystic Knights, Captain Football 1933 MARY VIRGINIA GARNER McCOMB, MISS. Chi Delta, Dramatic Club, Vice President Y. W. C. A. 2, Secretary Olympian Literary Society 2 JOHN TAYLOR GATLIN McCOMB, MISS. Delta Chi Theta LOUISE GIRLING HOLMESVILLE, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta, Basketball, Who’s Who CLIFFORD HAFEN McCOMB, MISS. Mystic Knights, Band, Orchestra, L. S. U. ’32 HELEN HAYNES GLOSTER, MISS. MARY ELLEN HEWITT McCOMB, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES y V V V V V V V y y V V Y V V V V V V V GENT HUTCHISON SUMMIT MISS. Baseball, Debate Club, Debate Team SARA JAGERS McCOMB, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta, Dramatic Club, Little Theater Play KIRK JEFFREYS McCOMB, MISS. Mystic Knights, Pres. Freshman Class 1, Football, Track, Secy. Y. M. C. A. 2, Who’s Who, Vice President Olympian Literary Society 2 MARY FRANCES JONES McCOMB, MISS. Chi Delta, Belhaven ’33 RICHARD LEE JONES McCOMB, MISS. Football, Baseball, Mystic Knights HILTON KALUSCHE McCOMB, MISS. E. T. KEYES SUMMIT MISS. Mystic Knights, Glee Club LEARLINE LAMBERT McCOMB, MISS. Sec. Dramatic Club, Treasurer Y. W. C. A. 1 MAE LE BLANC McCOMB, MISS. President Y. W. C. A. 1, Vice President Olympian Literary So¬ ciety, 1, Who’s Who WALTER C. LEE MAGNOLIA, MISS. Sec. Olympian Literary Society 1 EDRIE LENOIR McCOMB, MISS. Glee Club, Track, Basketball, Dramatic Club V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V f WHISPERING PINES ii | V V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V LOUISE LILLARD McCOMB, MISS. Music Club, Glee Club MARGARET “Piggie” MARTIN McCOMB, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Who’s Who J. D. McDANIEL McCOMB, MISS. Mystic Knights, Glee Club ENOS MURRAY MEADVILLE, MISS. Student Council EMMA MAE OTT OSYKA, MISS. Chi Delta, Who’s Who PEARL OTT MAGNOLIA, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta, Basketball, Track, Dramatic Club, Annual Staff ZELMA OTT OSYKA, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Track, Basketball JULIAN PAGE McCOMB, MISS. Mystic Knights, Glee Club, Foot¬ ball, Track Manager IRVING PARKS Mystic Knights, President Debate Club, Debate Team, Who’s Who, Little The¬ ater Play, Glee Club, Football, Base¬ ball, Track, Basketball, Vice President Dramatic Club, President Student Body, President Olympian Literary Society, 2 ; Student Council. JOHN “PAT” PATTERSON PHILADELPHIA, MISS. Delta Chi Theta, East Central Jr. College ’32 CAMILLE PERRY YAZOO CITY, MISS. Chi Delta, Glee Club Ii v| V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V I M II T V T V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES i T T V V V V V V V V V V V T IM V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V v V V V ETHEL REEVES SUMMIT MISS. LESLIE REEVES BOGALUSA, LA. Delta Chi Theta, Track, Football R. D. REEVES BOGALUSA, LA. Delta Chi Theta, Track, Football SALLIE LEE REYNOLDS LIBERTY, MISS. ETHEL RICHARDSON McCOMB, MISS. Glee Club, Sec. Y. W. C. A 1 and 2 LILLIAN ROUSSEL McCOMB, MISS. Music Club, Glee Club ALVIN SIMMONS BARTO, MISS. Delta Chi Theta, Football, Bas¬ ketball Team AUDREY SMITH McCOMB, MISS. SARA SMITH McCOMB, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Basketball, Track B. D. STATHAM FERNWOOD, MISS. Mystic Knights, Vice President Debate Club, Vice President Sophomore Class, Student Council, Annual Staff, Vice President Y. M. C. A. 1. MAXENE STEWART McCOMB, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V T V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V PAULINE SULSER SMITHDALE, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta HAROLD THOMPSON SUMMIT MISS. Delta Chi Theta, Band, Orchestra, Annual Staff ALLIE K. TURNER McCOMB, MISS. Chi Delta L. H. TURNER McCOMB, MISS. BONNIE VEST McCOMB, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta HARRY WATKINS McCOMB, MISS. Mystic Knights, Glee Club, Ole Miss ’32 MURRAY WILLIAMS McCOMB, MISS. Delta Chi Theta, Band, Orchestra R. J. WILLIAMS PARCHMAN, MISS. Mystic Knights MILDRED WILSON MAGNOLIA, MISS. Chi Delta WOODROW WILSON McCOMB, MISS. MARY B. WALKER SMITHDALE, MISS. Chi Delta, Glee Club, Cheer Lead¬ er, Dramatic Club, President Y. W. C. A. 2, Debate Club, Debate Team y v V V V V V V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES y v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V FLORENCE ANDREWS AMITE, LA. Dramatic Club RANDOLPH BACOT SUMMIT, MISS. Football, Baseball JESSIE DAY BALL SMITHDALE, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club SIEBIE R. BALL COLUMBIA, MISS. Della Chi Theta, Baseball DODD BARNETT DENHAM SPRINGS, LA. Mystic Knights, Football, Basketball, Student Council, Vice President Philo- mathean Literary Society, 1 and 2, Vice President Freshman Class, Baseball Manager AUBREY BARNETT SUMMIT. MISS. Glee Club WINFRED BARRON McCOMB, MISS. CARL BATES LIBERTY, MISS. Mystic Knights, Band, Orchestra, Base¬ ball, Glee Club, Cheerleader, Annua) Staff, Dramatic Club MILTON BEARDEN TYLERTOWN, MISS. Band, Glee Club, Orchestra BERNARD BLAILOCK McCOMB, MISS. Mystic Knights, Tennis, Baseball JOHNNIE BOYD SUMMIT, MISS. n V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES i T y T V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V FRANCIS BRASFIELD McCOMB, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta FOTCH CONN JAYESS, MISS. Delta Chi Theta, Basketball MYRTIS BREWER McCOMB, MISS. Glee Club J. A. BURRIS SMITHDALE, MISS. GRACE BUSBY SUMMIT, MISS. OLIVIA “LIBBY” CASTON BOGALUSA, LA. Chi Delta, Glee Club, Cheerleader, Dra¬ matic Club, Who’s Who RUTH COKE SMITHDALE, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta, Dramatic Club, Basketball, Track JOHN W. CONNER McCOMB, MISS. Mystic Knights, Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Debate Team, President Philoma- thean Literary Society 1 CARL DAVIDSON MONTPELIER, LA. Delta Chi Theta, Band, Orchestra W. H. DEAL COLUMBIA, MISS. Tennis MAY ALDA DICKINSON BROOKHAVEN, MISS. Chi Delta li V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V i i V II V V V V T V V V V V V V t i r WHISPERING PINES ? f • V V v v v v v V V V f V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V HAROLD DOUGLAS McCOMB, MISS. NINA MAY DYKES SMITHDALE, MISS. Chi Delta, Basketball WESLEY ELLZEY OSYKA, MISS. DORIS FELDER SUMMIT, MISS. Chi Delta, Music Club, Glee Club, Track EVERETT FORTENBERRY OSYKA, MISS. Dramatic Club LEONARD FREEMAN McCOMB, MISS. DORIS GAY SMITHDALE, MISS. Chi Delta, Music Club CLINTON GRUBBS TYLERTOWN, MISS. ERA GRUBBS TYLERTOWN, MISS. WRIGHT GUY MAGNOLIA, MISS. Mystic Knights, Track, Tennis CAMILLE GWIN SUMMIT, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES m V v v V V V V V V V V V V V V y V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V HARRELL HARPER McCOMB, MISS. Mystic Knights, Glee Club JEWELL HAYNES SUMMIT, MISS. Chi Delta, Glee Club, Music Club JESSIE LEE IVY McCOMB, MISS. Mystic Knights, Glee Club, Basketball, Football, Little Theatre Play MILTON KAIGLER FERNWOOD, MISS. LOUIS KALUSCHE McCOMB, MISS. Band ANNIE MARY MAGEE MONTICELLO, MISS. Chi Delta, President Freshman Class 2 “PAL” MAY LIVINGSTON, LA. Mystic Knights, L. S. U., ’33, Basketball, Baseball Manager KATHERINE McCARTHY McCOMB, MISS. Chi Delta PAUL EDWARD McCORMICK SUMMIT, MISS. Glee Club A. T. McDANIEL SUMMIT, MISS. Delta Chi Theta, Glee Club, Debate Club Debate Team, Annual Staff ANDREW “BLACKIE” McDAVID OAKVALE, MISS. Mystic Knights, Dramatic Club, Annual Staff, Baseball, School Reporter, Sec. Freshman Class V V V V V V V V V II V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V v WHISPERING PINES V V H v V V V V V V V V V | v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V v V V V V V VICTOR McELWEE GILLSBURG, MISS. WOOTEN MORRIS GLOSTER, MISS. JACK NELSON McCOMB, MISS. Mystic Knights, Track, Football WILEY NETTERV1LLE GLOSTER, MISS. PAUL NEWMAN LIBERTY, MISS. Mystic Knights, Debate Club, Baseball Football, Dramatic Club LILLIAN PITTMAN TYLERTOWN, MISS. Basketball PHIFFER PORTER MEADVILLE, MISS. Glee Club, Band, Music Club, President Y. M. C. A. 2, Vice President Y. M. C. A. 1 JOHN PRESTRIDGE SMITHDALE, MISS. Mystic Knights JAMES PRICE McCOMB, MISS. R. F. PRUITT McCOMB, MISS. Dramatic Club H. F. REEVES SUMMIT, MISS. Delta Chi Theta, Debate Club, Debate Team, Little Theater Play, President Philomathean Literary Society 2 MARGARET RISHER McCOMB, MISS. v v v y V V V V V V V V V V V V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V CAREY RISHER McCOMB, MISS. REX SPENCER CALHOUN CITY, MISS. Mystic Knights, Tennis, Co-Lin ’33 MRS. C. R. ROBINSON McCOMB, MISS. Vice President Music Club PRESCOTT SHERMAN McCOMB, MISS. Delta Chi Theta ESTELLE SINGLETON GREENSBURG, LA. EVELYN SLAY McCOMB, MISS. R. L. SPECK FRENCHMAN’S BAYOU, ARK. Delta Chi Theta, Tennis ELQUE STARNES MEMPHIS, TENN. Mystic Knights, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Who’s Who NATALIE STOKES McCOMB, MISS. Chi Delta, Basketball, Sec. Philoma- thean Literary Society BLANCHE THOMAE CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Delta Gamma Delta, Cheerleader, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Annual Staff, Who’s Who JACK “FLASH” TILLMAN McCOMB, MISS. Glee Club, Track MAMIE DAVIS VAN NORMAN LIBERTY, MISS. Delta Gamma Delta, Annual Staff, Sec. of Debate Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Who’s Who V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES y V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V y V JAMES VARNADO OSYKA, MISS. Mystic Knights, Band, Glee Club, Base¬ ball, Orchestra CHARLES WALKER MONTICELLO, MISS. Delta Chi Theta STEVE WALKER WALDON, ARK. Mystic Knights, Football, Basketball, Track, Tulsa U. ’32 STEWART WALKER JONESBORO, LA. Delta Chi Theta LEO WARNACK McCOMB, MISS. Band, Orchestra SHIRLEY WEBB HOUSTON, TEXAS Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Dramatic Club CLIFTON WHITE CAPELL, MISS. Mystic Knights, Student Manager BENNETT WILLOUGHBY SUMMIT, MISS. Basketball, Football HOLLIS WILSON MONTICELLO, MISS. Chi Delta, Basketball, Football FRED WILSON LIBERTY, MISS. Chi Delta, Band CLAUDE WOOLAM MEMPHIS, TENN. Mystic Knights, Football, Baseball, Who’s Who LOIS AVARA SUMMIT, MISS. Dramatic Club WHISPERING PINES V V V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V VI V V V V V V V V V V COACH JOHN I. HURST, in his fifteen years of coaching at Southwest has made a very cred¬ itable record. His teams have won several State Championships and are always rated as formid¬ able, clean playing, and hard charging by op¬ ponents. MANAGER CLIFTON L. WHITE performed his duties as manager in a very capable manner. He was ambitious, alert and efficient, and just¬ ly deserves the coveted “S” that he earned. ASSISTANT COACH W. P. YOUNG was of great service to Coach Hurst in his first year at Southwest. His work with the linemen show¬ ed its quality in their improved playing in the latter part of the sea¬ son. CAPTAIN WALTER JONES FITZGERALD is one of the steady, hard-work¬ ing type who turns in bang-up playing every game. So consistent was his playing at center that he rated first place on nearly every Ail- State team. II V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V I V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES V y V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V T “STINKY” EDWARDS, Tackle A tall, rarity, fellow with all the natural ability a tackle ever needed. He was one of the letter men carried over from the previous year, and both years received a position on all-state teams. ‘FRESHMAN’ BRUMFIELD Fullback Short, but plenty tough, is a fine description for this stocky machine that was “bound to go through.” His gains were as sure to come as the sun to rise. ‘SIM” SIMMONS, End [ ‘Sim” turned in class game of ball every Saturday afternoon. He jumped into the posi¬ tion of first string end at the first of the year and held that position until the end. “BAYOU” BARNETTE, Quarterback One of the best football generals ever to play on a Southwest team. Per¬ sistent in his gains and smart at his signal post, he turned in a real season o f football. “STEVIE” WALKER, End One of the biggest men on the Southwest squad, and one of the scrap¬ piest ! During the lat¬ ter part of the year he did excellent work. V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V y v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V “DEACON” TUMEY, Halfback A running and charging halfback, always to be counted on for a gain, and a first class game of football. “DOOEY” BACOT, Guard Short, powerful, and very hard to move, this boy proved to be a menace to every one of his foes. When “Dooey” gets mad—well, watch out I “HOSS” WALLACE, Guard Another one of the finest linemen the Pilots had last season. He played real football from the beginning to the end. “GOOD WILL CHARLIE” HAZLEWOOD, Halfback A fine running back with plenty of drive and power. This is “Good Will Charlie” in per¬ son. “CY” PARKS, Halfback “Cy” showed remarkable ability as a back throughout his playing. He was right there when the going was rough, and stayed there. V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V y V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES “MUTT” JEFFREYS, Halfback The best triple threat man on the entire Pilot squad. His beautiful passes, his distanced punts, and his ready gains made him indis¬ pensable in the back field. “BOUGALOO” NELSON, End The figure that shot around end on every play smearing the visiting teams for heavy losses was “Bougaloo.” He was in on every play, and deserved his “S.” ‘ROOMIE’ WILSON, Guard Another boy whose name was not in all the start¬ ing line-ups, but who could deal plenty of misery when he was in there. “HARLOW” MORGAN, Guard “Jean Harlow’s” blonde head was seen in every play of the game in which he was in. He worked like a tiger and is expected to be a big factor in the line for next year. “BABY” REEVES, Tackle (Picture omitted through error) Full of stamina, eager to fight hard, and with a native talent for a tackle—T hat’s “Baby.” V V V V V V V V V V V V V y V V V V V V V V V V V, V ' V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V J V V V V V V V FIRST ROW: Page, Ball, Morgan, Barnette, Brumfield, Hazelwood, Simmons. SECOND ROW: Turney Nelson, Edwards, Jeffreys, Fitzgerald, Wallace, Reeves, Bacot, Walker. THIRD ROW: Coach Hurst, Powell, Regan, Bornman, Parks, Woolam, Newman, Reeves, Young. Resume The 1933 football season for the Pilot squad could not in scores be called a successful season, yet in actual playing the Southwest boys turned in one of the most consistent series cf games in several years. They only lacked the lucky breaks, and the last minute stimuli to put the scoring plays through. Beginning the season, the rugged squad met defeat at the hands of the tough Southeastern La. College eleven. Hardly recuperating from this game, Southwest went up against the mighty Goodman Bulldogs, who were the “next best” to the champions, and went down 19 to 0. In the La. College game, the Pilots showed their unusual pluck and grit, when they held the four year college team to a 7 to 0 win. In the game with the Perkinston squad on the next week-end, the score at the end of one of the most thrilling games of the season was 6-6. Taking down the colors of two of the strong contenders for the Junior Col¬ lege Championship fell the lot of the Pilots in the next two games, when they trounced Ellisville to the tune of 20-7, and the highly touted Raymond Eagles by the overwhelming score of 33-6. For the remainder of the season only tough breaks were in store for the “Pilotown boys.” Losing hard fought games to Poplarville, Decatur and Wes¬ son. Despite these figures, the Pilots are to be praised for their unusual sports¬ manship. Everywhere they played, they were always complimented upon this outstanding trait, which is the real “stuff” that makes the team. y V V V V V V V V y V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V V v V V V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V SEASON’S RECORD Southwest. 0 Southeastern La. 6 Southwest. 0 Holmes .19 Southwest. 0 La. College . 7 Southwest. 6 Harrison-Stone-Jackson . 6 Southwest.20 Jones . 7 Southwest.33 Hinds . 6 Southwest. 7 Pearl River .19 Southwest. 7 Decatur .13 Southwest. 0 Copiah-Lincoln .26 V V V V V V V V y V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES « V V V V V V V V V y v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V BASKETBALL Picking the regular bas¬ ketball squad for 1933-34 was a very difficult problem. The championship high school squad of last year with but one exception entered college in the fall. In addition to these, five regulars on the previous year’s squad and several very fine freshman players were trying for posi¬ tions. Coach Hurst waited until the season was well un¬ der way before he cut the squad to the regular num¬ ber of ten players. His var¬ sity selections were Simmons, D. Edwards, B. Edwards and Willoughby, forwards, Conn and Walker, centers, and Starnes, Wilson, Ivey and Morgan guards. These play¬ ers proudly carried the colors of Southwest through a sea¬ son of hard-fought games. An unfortunate accident happen¬ ed to Wilson near the close of the season which crippled the team in the final series with Perkinston and also in the Junior College Tournament V V V V V V V V y y V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V y V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V v V V V V V V V V V V V Our team displayed cham¬ pionship form in several games during the season, and it was both admired and fear¬ ed by all of its rivals. A fine spirit of sportsmanship al¬ ways prevailed on the team and the members played a hard, close game, of fast bas¬ ketball. In the conference race, Southwest split four games with both Poplarville and Perkinston, and lost two each to Wesson and Moore- head and one to Goodman. Simmons was high point man for the season closely followed by D. Edwards. The work of Starnes and Wil¬ son kept many opposing for¬ wards “bottled up” and shooting wildly in vain for goals by opposing teams. Every man on the squad made very creditable records and six of these lettermen will be back for the 1934-35 season for another trial for the Jun¬ ior College Championship. V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES ' I V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V FIRST ROW—Barnette, Blailock, Ball, McDavid, Varnado, Tumey. SECOND ROW—Parks, Wal¬ ker, Hutchison, Wallace, McElwee. THIRD ROW Woolam, Starnes, Coach Hurst, Jones, Douglas, BASEBALL Although the baseball team was eliminated from the Junior Col¬ lege Championship in the first round, the season was acclaimed a success. The season ' s record shows a majority of games won against some strong teams. The team was led in batting by Irving Parks, Elque Starnes and Casey Jones. Claude Woolam, Elque Starnes, Bernard Blailock and Carl Douglas comprised an efficient and well balanced pitching staff while the infield of Hutchison, Parks, Mc¬ David and Tumey, and an outfield of Jones, Varnado and Starnes fielded well behind the hurlers. Steve Walker and Siebie Ball were the team ' s catchers. An analysis of the team’s record in Junior College circles shows wins from Wesson, Ellisville, Perkinston, and Southeastern and loss¬ es to Perkinston, Southeastern, and three games to Wesson. Only five players on the entire squad will be lost by graduation and it is believed that Southwest will be in the Championship play next sea¬ son. V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V RCANIZA ' SriONS WHISPERING PINES V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V II V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Bacot Barnette Brock Jeffreys Magee McDavid Parks Richardson Statham COLLEGE OFFICERS STUDENT BODY President . Vice President Secretary Irving Parks Evelyn Bacot Price Brock SOPHOMORE CLASS President Evelyn Bacot Vice President .B. D. Statham Secretary . ..Ethel Richardson FRESHMAN CLASS President (First Semester).Kirk Jeffreys President (Second Semester) .Annie Mary Magee Vice President .Dodd Barnette Secretary .Andrew McDavid V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES i mm as m m mm m m mm ■M. ferl FIRST SEMESTER MAE LE BLANC EVELYN BACOT ETHEL RICHARDSON LEARLINE LAMBERT Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER MARY B. WALKER MARY V. GARNER ETHEL RICHARDSON LUCY BREWER FIRST ROW: FRANCIS BRASFIELD OLIVIA CASTON MILDRED WILSON LILLIAN PITTMAN LUCILLE HORNSBY NINA MAY DYKES MAY ALDA DICKERSON ESTELLE SINGLETON LUCY BREWER MAE LE BLANC MARY B. WALKER MARY V. GARNER LEARLINE LAMBERT ETHEL RICHARDSON EVELYN BACOT MARGARET MARTIN ERCELLE ANDERSON ALLIE K. TURNER “SIS” VAN NORMAN SHIRLEY WEBB PEARL OTT ZELMA OTT SECOND ROW: ANNIE MARY MAGEE LOUISE LILLARD MARGARET RISHER LILLIAN ROUSSELL ALENE HOWELL SALLIE LEE REYNOLDS EVELYN SLAY ETHEL ERICSSON NATALIE STOKES LOUISE GIRLING BONNIE VEST PAULINE SULSER freida McDaniel BLANCHE THOMAE FLORENCE ANDREWS MRS. BESSIE KENNA MARY HEWITT MARGARET BEANE HELEN HAYNES SARA SMITH GRACE BUSBY REBA DYKES SARA CARR AUDREY SMITH ETHEL REEVES AVIS BALL ERA GRUBBS NORMA DE COUX EDRIE LENOIR RUTH COKE JESSIE DAY BALL DORIS GAY THIRD ROW: SARA JAGERS DORIS FELDER MAXENE STEWART JEWELL HAYNES MARY ELIZABETH CONNER V V V V V M V Y V V Y V V V V V V V i V M WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER PRICE BROCK President PHIFFER PORTER SHELDON DUNAWAY Vice President B. D. STATHAM ALFRED BORNMAN Secretary KIRK JEFFREYS FIRST ROW: DODD BARNETT CLAUDE WOOLAM EARL MORGAN DAN TUMEY PAUL NEWMAN I. W. BALL MILTON KAIGLER JESSIE LEE IVY PHIFFER PORTER J. M. KENNA KIRK JEFF ' REYS B. D. STATHAM HALLINGTON DUNAWAY ANDREW McDAVID IRVING PARKS LOUIS KALUSCHE JACK NELSON VICTOR McELWEE SECOND ROW: CARL BATES JAMES VARNADO EVERETT FORTENBERRY RICHARD ALEXANDER RANDOLPH KINNABREW LEO WARNACK STEVE WALKER DELMER EDWARDS ALFRED BORNMAN H. J. ALFORD CLINTON GRUBBS J. D. McDANIEL MILTON BEARDEN DELOS COLE ENOS MURRY AUBREY BARNETT PAUL McCORMICK WESLEY ELLZEY HAROLD HARPER ALBERT SIDNEY EASLEY WINFRED BARRON ROBERT CARROLL R. L. SPECK CARL DOUGLAS W. H. DEAL CAREY RISHER V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES y V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V i OLYMPIAN LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER ELMER EDWARDS MAE LE BLANC WALTER LEE FIRST ROW: MAE LE BLANC BONNIE VEST HALLINGTON DUNNAWAY ERCELLE ANDERSON DELMER EDWARDS CAMILLE PERRY J. D. McDANIEL ETHEL REEVES KIRK JEFFREYS MARY VIRGINIA GARNER IRVING PARKS MARGARET MARTIN B. D. STATHAM SARA SMITH CARL DOUGLAS ZELMA OTT WALTER C. LEE President Vice President Secretary PEARL OTT ALBERT S. EASLEY SECOND ROW: AVIS BALL NORMA DE COUX LOUISE LILLARD ETHEL RICHARDSON LILLIAN ROUSSEL MILDRED WILSON SALLIE LEE RENOLDS PAULINE SULSER MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE MARY B. WALKER MARY HEWITT SARA LOU CARR SARAH JAGERS MARY ELIZABETH CONNER EDRIE LENOIR SECOND SEMESTER IRVING PARKS KIRK JEFFREYS MARY V. GARNER AUDREY SMITH LUCY BREWER LEARLINE LAMBERT THIRD ROW: RICHARD JONES RANDOLPH KINNABREW REBA DYKES ETHEL ERICCSON LOUISE GIRLING EVELYN BACOT ALFRED BORNMAN H. J. ALFORD ENOS MURRAY ROBERT CARROLL HELEN HAYNES RICHARD ALEXANDER MARGARET BEANE ALLIE KAY TURNER V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V T V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES V v V V V V V V V y v v v v v v v v v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V PHILOMATHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY FIRST SEMESTER JOHN W. CONNER DODD BARNETTE RUTH COKE FIRST ROW: HARRELL HARPER EARL MORGAN RANDOLPH BACOT ANDREW McDAVID WINFRED BARRON I. W. BALL WOOTEN MORRIS JACK NELSON VICTOR McELWEE AUBREY BARNETT DELOS COLE LEO WARNACK SECOND ROW: FRANCIS BRASFIELD ALENE HOWELL GRACE BUSBY SHIRLEY WEBB CARL BATES BLANCHE THOMAE President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer RUTH COKE “SIS” VAN NORMAN LILLIAN PITTMAN DORIS GAY MAY ALDA DICKERSON NINA MAY DYKES LUCILLE HORNSBY ESTELLE SINGLETON ERA GRUBBS MARGARET RISHER FRIEDA McDANIEL THIRD ROW: “PETE” MAGEE WILLIAM WALLACE OLIVIA CASTON CLAUDE WOOLAM JESSIE LEE IVEY JAMES VARNADO EVERETT FORTENBERRY SECOND SEMESTER H. F. REEVES DODD BARNETTE NATALIE STOKES PAUL NEWMAN PHIFFER PORTER JESSIE DAY BALL MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE MILTON KAIGLER PAUL McCORMICK NATALIE STOKES H. F. REEVES A. T. McDANIEL EVELYN SLAY CLEM HUX LEONARD FREEMAN FOURTH ROW: WESLEY ELLZEY MILTON BEARDEN DORIS FELDER HOLLIS WILSON JEWELL HAYNES CLINTON GRUBBS CAREY RISHER V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V vk v WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Brock McDaniel Conner Parks Dunaway Easley Reeves Thomae Hutchison Walker Debating Teams AFFIRMATIVE H. F. REEVES, JR. IRVING PARKS NEGATIVE HALLINGTON DUNAWAY GENT HUTCHISON ALTERNATES JOHN BILL CONNER ALBERT SIDNEY EASLEY MARY B. WALKER RANDOLPH KINNABREW PRICE BROCK a. t. McDaniel B. D. STATHAM COACH MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V 1 WHISPERING PINES V v V V V V V V V V V V V V II V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Andrews Bates Brewer Caston Coke Conner Easley Fortenberry Garner Jackson Jagers Lambert Lenoir Martin McDavid Newman Ott Parks Pruitt Thomae Van Norman Walker Webb Dramatic Club PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER COACH . Albert Sidney Easley .Irving Parks .Learline Lambert Blanche Thomae Miss Sadie Jackson MEMBERS FLORENCE ANDREWS CARL BATES LUCY BREWER OLIVIA CASTON RUTH COKE JOHN BILL CONNER ALBERT SIDNEY EASLEY L’WATSON FELDER EVERETT FORTENBERRY MARY VIRGINIA GARNER CLEM HUX SARA JAGERS LEARLINE LAMBERT EDRIE LENOIR MARGARET MARTIN ANDREW McDAVID PAUL NEWMAN PEARL OTT IRVING PARKS R. F. PRUITT BLANCHE THOMAE MAMIE DAVIS VAN NORMAN MARY B. WALKER SHIRLEY WEBB V V V V V V V V V V V V V v V V V V V v V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES V V V v v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V FIRST ROW: Haynes, Bacot, Porter, Hurst, Hurst, Hurst, Carr, Greer. SECOND ROW:— Gay, Felder, Varnado, Reeves, Ghent, Warnack, Robinson, Roussel. Scionti Music Club FIRST SEMESTER EVELYN BACOT SARA CARR JAMES VARNADO Vice President President Secretary-Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER JEWEL HAYNES DORIS FELDER LILLIAN ROUSSEL MEMBERS EVELYN BACOT SARA CARR DOTT EDWARDS DORIS FELDER DORIS GAY MILDRED GHENT EDNA MERLE GREER JEWEL HAYNES ADENE HURST AYLENE HURST LOUISE LILLARD PHIFFER PORTER LLOYD HENRY REEVES MRS. RUTH ROBINSON LILLIAN ROUSSEL JAMES VARNADO LEO WARNACK MRS. J. I. HURST, Director V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES V V V v V V V V V V V V V II V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Felder, Davis, Dykes, Turner, Denman, Gwin, Gay, Robinson, Howell, Reynolds, M. Brewer, Ball, Haynes, McDaniel, Sulser, Stokes, L. Brewer, Caston, Beane. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MRS. GRACE FELDER, Sponsor CLOTHING FLORENCE ANDREWS MYRTIS BREWER AVIS BALL OLIVIA CASTON KATHRYN FELDER ALINE HOWELL HELEN HAYNES freida McDaniel NATALIE STOKES ESTELLE SINGLETON VELMA SKAGGS ALLIE K. TURNER PAULINE SULSER FOODS LUCY BREWER JOHNNIE BOYD MRS. VENEDA S. DAVIS NINA MAE DYKES DOROTHY DENMAN MAE ALDA DICKERSON DORIS GAY LUCILLE HORNSBY MARGARET RISHER SALLIE LEE REYNOLDS MRS. C. R. ROBINSON V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V y v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V v V V V V V V V V V V V V GLEE CLUB Director: Mrs. Edna Watkins Hewitt Accompanist: Mrs. Veneda Shands Davis PERSONNEL SOPRANO ERCELLE ANDERSON JESSIE DAY BALL MARGUERITE BEANE RUBYE BIGGS DOROTHY BRENT DORIS FELDER JEWELL HAYNES MARY ELLEN HEWITT EDRIE LENOIR MARGARET ELLEN MARTIN CAMILLE PERRY LILLIAN ROUSSELI. BLANCHE THOMAE SHIRLEY WEBB ALTO LUCY BREWER MYRTIS BREWER OLIVIA CASTON LOUISE LILLARD SARA SMITH MAMIE DAVIS VAN NORMAN ZELMA OTT MARY B. WALKER TENOR AUBREY BARNETTE JAMES A. BORNMAN CARL DOUGLAS DELMER EDWARDS KIRK JEFFREYS HARRELL HARPER E. T. KEYES a. t. McDaniel JULIAN PAGE IRVING PARKS PHIFFIER PORTER JACK L. TILLMAN WILLIAM WALLACE HARRY WATKINS BASS I. W. BALL CARL BATES MILTON BEARDEN ALBERT SIDNEY EASLEY JESSE LEE IVEY JAMES VARNADO PAUL McCORMICK j. d. McDaniel V V V V V V V V v y V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V f WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Alford Anderson Ball Brasfield Carr Coke Conner Felder Girling Gwin Hewitt, E. W. Hewitt, M. Jackson Jagers Martin Ott Ott Smith Stewart Sulser Thomae Van Norman Vest Webb DELTA GAMMA DELTA MEMBERS FACULTY SMYTHIE ALFORD SADIE JACKSON EDNA WATKINS HEWITT CLASS OF ERCELLE ANDERSON SARA LOU CARR MARY ELIZABETH CONNER L’WATSON FELDER LOUISE GIRLING CAMILLE GWIN MARY ELLEN HEWITT SARA JAGERS CLASS OF JESSIE DAY BALL FRANCES BRASFIELI) RUTH COKE 1934 MARGARET MARTIN PEARL OTT ZELMA OTT SARA SMITH MAXENE STEWART PAULINE SULSER BONNIE VEST 1935 BLANCHE THOMAE MAMIE DAVIS VAN NORMAN SHIRLEY WEBB y V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V W V l V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES y V V v V V V V V V A V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Barnette Bates Conner Easley Felder Fitzgerald Guy Hafen Harper Ivey Jeffreys Jones Keyes Loflin May McDaniel McDavid Nelson Newman Tage Parks Prestridge Spencer Starnes Statham Varnado Walker Watkins White Williams Woolam Young MYSTIC KNIGHTS Flower: White Rose Colors: Black and Green MEMBERS FACULTY PROF. Z. L. LOFLIN PROF. W. PAUL YOUNG CLASS OF 1934 ALBERT SIDNEY EASLEY FRED FELDER CLIFFORD HAFEN KIRK JEFFREYS RICHARD LEE JONES E. T. KEYES J. D. McDANIEL JULIAN PAGE IRVING PARKS B. D. STATHAM HARRY WATKINS R. J. WILLIAMS CLASS OF 1935 DODD BARNETTE CARL BATES EDDIE LEE BRUMFIELD JOHN BILL CONNER WALTER JONES FITZGERALD ALVIN FITZGERALD WRIGHT GUY HARRELL HARPER CHARLES HAZLEWOOD JESSE LEE IVEY FOWELL MAY ANDREW McDAVID JACK NELSON PAUL NEWMAN JOHN PRESTRiDGE REX SPENCER ELQUE STARNES JAMES VARNADO STEVE WALKER CLIFTON WHITE CLAUDE WOOLAM V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V II V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Bacot Beane Biggs Caston Dickerson Dykes Felder Felder Garner Gay Haynes Jones Magee McCarthy Ott Perry Stokes Turner Walker Wilson CHI DELTA FOUNDED S. W. J. C. 1932 Colors: Rose and Green Flower: Killarney Rose MEMBERS Class of 1934 EVELYN BACOT MARGUERITE BEANE RUBYE BIGGS KATHERINE FELDER MARY VIRGINIA GARNER MILDRED MARY FRANCES JONES EMMA MAE OTT CAMILLE PERRY ALLIE K. TURNER MARY B. WALKER WILSON Class of 1935 OLIVIA CASTON MAY ALDA DICKERSON NINA MAY DYKES DORIS FELDER DORIS GAY JEWELL HAYNES ANNIE MARY MAGEE KATHERINE MCCARTHY DOROTHY MIXON NATALIE STOKES V V V V V V V V II V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES y V y y V V V V V y V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V ' BALL BOND CONN DAVIDSON GATLIN McDANIEL PATTERSON REEVES, H. F. REEVES, L. REEVES, R. D. SHERMAN SIMMONS SPECK THOMPSON WALKER, C. WALKER, S. WILLIAMS WILSON DELTA CHI THETA FOUNDED S. W. J. C. 1933 Colors: Blue and Gold Flower: Tudor Rose FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN TAYLOR GATLIN JOHN PATTERSON LESLIE REEVES I. W. BALL, Jr. SIEBIE R. BALL FOTCH CONN CARL E. DAVIDSON PROF. W. F. BOND, Jr. Fratres in Collegio CLASS OF 1934 R. D. REEVES CLASS OF 1935 A. T. McDANIEL H. F. REEVES, Jr. PRESCOTT SHERMAN R. L. SPECK, Jr. HAROLD THOMPSON, Jr. ALVIN C. SIMMONS MURRAY WILLIAMS CHARLES WALKER STEWART WALKER FRED WILSON HOLLIS WILSON V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V w V V V V V V V V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V | V V V V V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V EASLEY EDWARDS McDAVID OTT STATHAM THOMAE THOMPSON VAN NORMAN WHISPERING PINES EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . ASSOCIATE EDITOR . HUMOR EDITOR. FEATURE EDITOR. ORGANIZATION EDITOR ART EDITOR . SPORTS EDITOR . CLASS EDITOR ......... .ALBERT SIDNEY EASLEY .ANDREW McDAVID .HAROLD THOMPSON .BLANCHE THOMAE .B. D. STATHAM . . .PEARL OTT .DELMER EDWARDS MAMIE DAVIS VAN NORMAN V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V I w II V V V V V M M M V V V M M M V WHISPERING PINES ft V y V v V V V V V V T V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V FELDER FITZGERALD HEWITT McDANIEL BATES WHISPERING PINES BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER FRED FELDER ASSISTANTS WALTER JONES FITZGERALD A. T. 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MAMA SPANK TRENCHMOUTH IS STARTED THE SAME WAY MASTER WILLIAM STEPS OUT ♦ I V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V i M 1 i V V ROOM FOR ONE MORE WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V 1 V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V A CHRONOLOGICAL CALENDAR OF SOUTHWEST HAPPENINGS FOR 1933-34. Sept. 4, 1933—School opens, we wonder why ? Bondy Bond starts work on tennis courts. Sept. 8—Student body meets in auditorium at 1:00 p. m. Mr. Kenna makes welcom¬ ing address in which new bus is promised. Dismissed at 4:00 p. m. Sept. 28—New Library Building dedicated. Thirty-two students present. Oct. 1—Pat Patterson borrows $2.00 from Bondy Bond. Oct. 13—Mr. Kenna makes speech in chapel on prohibition. New bus promised. Oct. 28—Bondy Bond sends Wright Guy to chase cows off tennis court. Guy three minutes too late. Oct. 30—Mrs. Hewitt starts meeting Spanish classes. Nov. 1—Prof. Bond looking for Pat Patterson. Nov. 2—1:00 p. m. Mr. Kenna makes speech in chapel on prohibition. New bus promised. 2:00 p. m. Eighteenth Amendment repealed. Nov. 9—Coach Hurst explains why we lost to Poplarville. “Fuzzy” says we won a moral victory. Nov. 15—Board makes appropriation to repair water tank. Prof. Davis happy. Nov. 16—It is rumored that a cigarette butt was found in the girls’ dormitory. Tsk! Tsk! Nov. 18—S. W. J. C. plays Wesson—Alibi—Wet Grounds. Nov. 28—Thanksgiving Holidays. Dec. 4—“Work” resumed. Dec. 8—Bondy Bond looking for Pat. Dec. 10—Bottom falls out of water tank. Dec. 11—CWA starts work on school. “Gobbler” Brewer wears seat out of two pairs of pants. Dec. 14—Mr. Kenna assures new bus. Dec. 16—Miss Thomae assigns short English lesson. (3000 word theme). Dec. 17—Fred Felder works problem in analytics. Library gets three new magazines and two new books. V V V V V V V V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V l V V I I ! si SI SI SI SI SI V V V V y v V V V V V V SI V V V V V V V V V V V SI V V V V V V V WHISPERING PINES Dec. 18—“Gobbler” Brewer brings rocking chair to work. Dec. 21—“Dude” Ball borrows stocking from Mamie Davis Van Norman to hang up for Santa Claus. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. Dec. 28—Holidays extended. “Fuzzy” cuts leg. CWA work up to standard. New bottom falls out of tank. “Fuzzy” heart-broken. Jan. 1, 1934—Aunt Minnie makes New Year’s Resolutions. Jan. 2, 1934—Aunt Minnie breaks New Year’s Resolutions. Jan. 8—Work resumed. Much weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth. Mr. Kenna says new bus at New Orleans. Jan. 10—Exams ! ! ! ! ! Jan. 12—Eddie Lee Brumfield and Chas. Hazelwood leave school. “Pal” May and Rex Spencer arrive. Score still remains 0-0. Jan. 14—Ruby Biggs turns over new leaf—Now on page two. Jan. 16—Miss Jackson’s beau fails to come to see her. Jan. 20—Get new bus. Bondy Bond finds Pat. Pat borrows S2.00 from “Squat” Gat¬ lin. Pays Bondy back. Prof. Bond buys 40 ice cream sandwiches. Jan. 21—Ma Keyes has EGGS for supper. Jan. 24—Albert Sidney Easley actually takes part in play given by the Dramatic Club without being the hero. Feb. 1—Half holiday declared to hear G. W. Davis, Jr., say “Hold that Tiger.” Feb. 10—“Fuzzy” stops ball game to announce paved road from Summit to S. W. J. C. Feb. 12—Debating season ends disastrously. Miss Thomae says too many Math. teachers as judges. “Fuzzy” interrupts piano recital to announce paved road from Summit to S. W. J. C. Feb. 15—Prof. Young takes Miss Alford to show. Feb. 16—Love light discovered in Miss Alford’s eyes. Feb. 19—Prof. Davis very happy over approaching Tri-County Tournament. Hamlet shown. Feb. 20—Shakespeare burned in effigy. Prof. Davis holds reception in dormitory for 75 tournament visitors. Feb. 21—Pat borrows $2.00 from Fotch Conn to pay “Squat” Gatlin. Feb. 25—“Fuzzy” makes talk on prohibition. Fifteen students fall asleep. V V V V V V V V V y V V v y V V V V V SI V V V V v y V V y V SI SI SI SI SI SI SI WHISPERING PINES Feb. 28—1:00 p. m. All students campused. 2:00 p. m. Roll call on State street. E. R. A. boys move gravel from curb in preparation for paved road. “Fuzzy” hopes to stretch pavement over lower road. Mar. 1—It is rumored that “Hoss” Wallace was seen with a Trig book. Mar. 2—“Big Time” Edna makes first sob talk for recital. Mar. 4—“Big Time” seen on campus. Smythie nowhere in sight. (Oh Wind! If Edna comes can Smythie be far behind?) Mar. 11—Sheldon Dunaway enrolls in McComb Hi School in order to be near new bus. Mar. 15—Fotch Conn looking for Pat Patterson. Mar. 18—“Major” Williams relieves “Shelly” of “Red Bird.” Mar. 20—Mamie Davis Van Norman seen riding horse. Page the Society for Preven¬ tion of Cruelty to Animals. Mar. 21—Pilots open baseball season with the “Creek.” Score—The “Creek” 6, Pilots 2. Hook’s curves failed to break. Mar. 31—Pavement ends at Summit city limits. CWA ends. “Fuzzy” still hopeful. Bondy Bond and his boys play for dance in Liberty. Rate headline in paper. April 11—“Big Time” starts practice for recital. Declares holidays from classes. April 14—Recital goes off in high style. April 14—High School Seniors of three counties visit S. W. J. C. “Fuzzy” beams like a new moon. April 15—Pat Patterson borrows $2.00 from Bondy Bond to pay Fotch Conn. April 20—Bondy Bond still looking for Pat. Ditto June 1, July 1, Aug. 1, and so on. May 17—Annual staff throws big party on profits. May ig—Fred Felder wakes up from party in time to graduate. Bondy Bond stays over to do extra work on tennis court. May 18—Graduation. Sophomore prom. “Fuzzy” makes final plea for temperance. Bondy still looking for Pat Patterson. Ii V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V JOE - JOE’S TIGER TAVERN McComb Dairy Products Co. MANUFACTURERS ANGEL FOOD ICE CREAM SHAMROCK SWEET CREAM BUTTER PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM McComb, —:— —:— Mississippi Compliments Of Magnolia Bank Magnolia, Miss. Kramertown Grocery Surplus .$ 7,000.00 Capital .$50,000.00 39 Years of Continuous Service. Feed Company McComb, Miss. State Pharmacy Phone 1222 and 1223. JOE McCOSKER, Mgr. Drugs, Cigarettes, Candy. State Theatre Bldg. Telephone 277 McComb, Miss Dine And Dance - Banquets And Parties Mississippi Power Light Co. “Helping Build Mississippi” Gillis Drug Store “The Instant Service Store” Alford Phone 946. McComb, Mississippi Brothers Insurance Of All Kinds Dry Goods—Millinery LEADING COMPANIES Constant Service—Absolute Security. Denman-Alford Bldg. Phone 105 F. K. Teunisson Phone 7 Summit, Mississippi McComb, Mississippi JOE - JOE’S TIGER TAVERN —COMPLIMENTS OF— Jones-Johnson Company GAS and ELECTRIC DEALERS McComb, Mississippi COMPLIMENTS OF Merchants McCullough Coffee Company Grocery McComb, — Miss. Company H. P. Mosley Summit, Mississippi DISTRIBUTORS OF GENERAL INSURANCE “Protection 1 That Protects” McComb, Miss. Yukon’s Best AND Queen Of The West Flour It Pleases Dine And Dance - Banquets And Parties Enoch’s Sales Company Refrigeration Equipment Fernwood, Miss. We Believe That Our Barbers Are The Best For S. W. J. C. Students FORTENBERRY BROS. BARBER SHOP Summit, Mississippi MAGNOLIA INSURANCE AGENCY C. M. PIGOTT, Mgr. Magnolia, Miss. Mixon Dr. T. E. Hewitt Insurance College Physician Agency Gulf-McComb Motor Company Mechanics-State McComb, Miss. Bank Building W. F. JACKSON McComb McComb, Miss. Candidate For COUNTY JUDGE JOE - JOE’S TIGER TAVERN Citizen’s Lumber C om p an J “Building- Material from Foundation to Roof” PHONE 141 PHONE 141 McComb, Mississippi CAIN Service Station J. L. CAIN, Prop. Wrecker Service, Automobile Parts and Accessories Gas, Oil and Grease Goodrich Tires and Tubes. Day, 55 —PHONES— Night, 56 Summit, Miss. Boosting Southwest Since 1924 Jackson, The Cleaner Dry Cleaning, Pressing and Tailoring. Summit, Mississippi McFadin Beer Tavern We Welcome You Summit, Mississippi Richmond’s Cash Store General Merchandise Summit, Mississippi Dine And Dance - Banquets And Parties - ■ - DEW DROP INN Geneva Lotterhos H. R. BALL, Prop. SANDWICHES Grocery And AND Cold Drinks Tea Room Summit, Miss. Summit, Miss. Compliments Of Coney Grocery Williams Hunt Wholesale Grocers Attorneys Tank Car Gasoline McComb, Miss. Magnolia, Miss. McCLURG-ALFORD J.T. Furniture Co. Covington McComb. and Son BRING THE FAMILY Dealers In Enjoy The Homelike Atmosphere MULES Especially Prepared Evening And Meals 51c GENERAL FARM McCOLGAN CAFE EQUIPMENT Hayes Sisters Summit, Miss. WHISPERING PINES V V V V V V V V V V T V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Once more the fleeting wings of Time have brought another June, another graduation, and another annual. And as a final gesture of thanks, the staff of the 1934 Whispering Pines wishes to pen a last word of farewell to those who have so splendidly contributed to the creation of the second volume of the Whis¬ pering Pines. We take this opportunity to acknowledge our grateful appreciation for the wonderful cooperation, genuine interest, and wholeheart¬ ed endeavor which has characterized our re¬ lationship during the year to the ALABAMA ENGRAVING COMPANY who so tastefully designed the art work; to THE McCOMB ENTERPRISE who have very capably and beautifully printed this book—and to the PHOTO ART SHOP who patiently and expertly handled the photo¬ graphic work and donated the pictures which appear in the Feature Section. We are also greatly indebted to our College President, Mr. J. M. Kenna, for his interest, his cooperation, and his efforts in expediting the collection of the monies for the annual. THE STAFF. V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V N t V V V V V V V l ) JOE - JOE’S TIGER TAVERN To the class of 34 We extend best wishes for a long and successful business career. For the young people entering the business world at this time, there are unlimited opportunities to attain the goal of their dreams. May yours be reached early. United Gas Public Service Co. A UNIT OFTHE Weathersby Motor Co. Authorized SALES and SERVICE Magnolia, Mississippi Dr. E. M. Givens McComb, He’s With Us C. Atkinson Sons MICKAL’S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Men’s Furnishings, Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear. Phone 79 McComb, Miss. Summit, Mississippi JOE - JOE’S TIGER TAVERN 1. - - 1 ■ =- -1 Two Great American Words Buick - - - - Chevrolet Symbolizing Signifying ULTRA MODERN 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, MISSISSIPPI ALFORD OPTICAL CO. Telephone Bldg-.—McComb Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted, Lenses Duplicated. R. W. AIFORD T. L. Furley Optometrist In Charge. Agent COMPLIMENTS OF All Kinds Of Dr. D. C. Easley Insurance DENTIST Your Patronage Solicited McComb, Miss. Loading Companies Represented. Miss Katy’s Beauty Shoppe Mullins Building Phone 52 Phone 263. McComb, Miss. McComb, — Miss. Dine And Dance Banquets And Parties f- . ■ = -— - McComb Lumber Coal Co. “Everything With Which To Build Anything.” Phone 1137 McComb, Mississippi ABDALLA’S 5T AT t THeIo ' R.E Hails SOUTHWEST JUNIOR COLLEGE As Ladies ' Ready-to-Wear, Dry Goods and Shoes. Main Street McComb, Mississippi COMPLIMENTS OF The “PIKE COUNTY’S PRIDE” F. W. Woolworth Co. McComb, Mississippi ======== ===== LJ JOE - JOE’S TIGER TAVERN r r ' ■ .—- = Felder Motor H. L. Felder Garage Gasoline Harness HORSES and MULES Oils Farm Implements Summit, Mississippi Summit, Mississippi Fly’s Drug Store Phone 113 Summit, Miss. J. F. Prescription Druggist Send us your Mail Orders— We Pay The Postage. Schluter Clothes Do Not Make The Man HARDWARE But How They Do Help! —Buy At— FLY’S Phone 58 Summit, Miss. 215 State St. McComb, Miss. Dine And Dance - Banquets And Parties - .. - — Congratulations: To the Staff of Whispering Pines on success with the annual of this year. Congratulations: To All High School Seniors, who may read these lines, upon the completion of your work. We write you to come and be with us next year. Congratulations: To our graduating Sophomores. We glory in you. Southwest Mississippi Junior College J. M. KENNA, President McComb It’s The Clever Touches That Distinguish a Fraternity Man EAT SHOP Crested Stationery Fine Rings Dance Programs and Favors Badges You Taste The Difference. We Believe In Quality. L. G. BALFOUR CO. Attleboro — Massachusetts Private Booths — Tables For Two. Visit Our Mezzanine For Banquets PHOTO ART SHOP A. D. Terreson Photographs, Picture Framing And Special Parties Developing and Printing Kodak Films McComb, Miss. McComb, Miss. Phone 531 228 State St. -ii bright pages 1111 i that reflect t hose happy, carefree days has been our goal COLLECT ANNUAL DIVISION ' t y i3 y M A LNCRAVfNC COM PANY BIRMI K’CHAM s outH vV I N THE HH E ART O F X FI E