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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1936 volume:

' I ' FEEVES HUTCHINSON GODBOLD GILLIS WALKER BOARD OF SHELDON REEVES BURTON GODBOLD J. T. HUTCHINSON TRUSTEES MISS NANNIE GILLIS W. A. WALKER W. M. DAVIS (not shown) To Professor Z. L. Loflin, whose every action during his years of service to the college has been worthy and de¬ serving of the respect and affection accorded him by his students, the Whispering Pines Staff dedicate this, the fourch volume of the Whispering Pines. BOND BUSBY COX FELDER ♦ t -FLEMING HEWITT HURST HURST KENNA KENNA KEYES LOFL1N QUIN STOVALL THOMAE YOUNG FACULTY MR. J. M. KENNA, B. A., M. S. MRS. EDNA WATKINS HEWITT, B. A. President Spanish-Voice MR. J. I. HURST, B. S. MISS MINNIE C. FLEMING, B. A. Dean-Agriculture Commerce MR. Z. L. LOFLIN, B. S., M. S. Mathematics-Science MR. W. F. BOND, JR., B. A. Social Sciences MR. W. P. YOUNG, B. S. Science MR. L. J. STOVALL, B. S. Social Sciences REV. J. B. QUIN, D. D. tiible MRS. GRACE C. FELDER, B. S. Registrar-French MISS STELLA COX, B. S., M. A. Home Economics MRS J. I. HURST, B. M. Music MISS GRACE BUSBY Assistant English MRS. BESSIE KENNA Librarian MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE. B. A., M. A. English MRS. FLORA KEYES Matron ADDISON BURKS BUTLER BUTLER CONERLY GILL HAYMAN IVEY WILLOUGHBY College Officers STUDENT BODY W. A. Gill, Jr _ _ President Bernice Butler ___ Vice President Blanche Conerly _ Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS Bergen Butler _ President Jesse Lee Ivey _ Vice-President Helen Hay man _ Secretary FRESHMAN CLASS Woodrow Addison _ President Avalee Willoughby _ Vice President Edna Burks _ Secretary Sophomores ALFORD, GEORGE B. McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Sapnish Club, P. K. A. ASSAF, WOODROW _ McComb, Miss. BAKER, MARY JANE _ McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, M. S. C. W. ’35 BALL. I. W. _ Osyka, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Glee Club BARRON, ADDIE BELLLE .... McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Basketball BARRON, FAY .. Smithdale, Miss. Spanish Club BAUM, JULIUS Memphis, Tenn. Football, Mystic Knights, Baseball BOYD, NITA _ — Magnolia, Miss. Home Economics Club BRUMFIELD, LUCYNDA Magnolia, Miss. Band, Spanish Club, Glee Club BUTLER, BERGEN _ _- Liberty, Miss. Secretary French Club. Glee Club, Delta Chi Theta, President Sophomore Class, Secretary Y. M. C. A., Annual Staff BUTLER, BERNICE Smithdale, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Vice-President Student Body, Band, Secretary-Treasurer Glee Club, Scionti Music Club, Annual Staff, Debate Club, Harmonica Band, Who’s Who -A BUTLER, PHILLIP_Liberty, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Band COMER, ASHLEY _ Lexie, Miss. Athletic Manager CONERLY, BLANCHE Summit, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Basketball, President Sophomore Literary Society, Vice-President Y. W. C. A., Secretary Student Body, Home Economics Club, Spanish Club COOKE, JACK _ McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Spanish Club CORKERN, HELEN Baton Rouge, La. Track, Chi Delta, Student Government, President French Club CORKERN, MURPHY WILSON _ Franklinton, La. Football, Basketball, Track CRUM, PAUL _ Coles, Miss. Glee Club, Baseball DAWSON, EUGENE Summit, Miss. Glee Club, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Reporter Scionti Music Club, Reporter Glee Club DUNAWAY, MYRTLE _ Verna, Miss. Home Economics Club DYKES, HARMON Tylertown, Miss. EDWARDS, BERNICE Bogue Chitto, Miss. Football, Basketball, Captain Tennis FELDER, JANIE ..- Summit, Miss. Chi Delta, President Y. W. C. A., Band, Glee Club, Spanish Club FORTINBERRY, HERMAN _ Tylertown, Miss. Spanish Club, Band, Glee Club, Harmonica Band FREEMAN, LEONARD Summit, Miss. FREILER, GRENES CARL Pine Grove, La. Mystic Knights, Football, Baseball, Spanish Club GARNER, DORT ' HY MAE .Summit, Miss. Chi Delta, Spanish Club GARTH, NIM Summit, Miss. GILL, W. A. JR. - McComb, Miss. President Student Body, Glee Club, Mystic Knights GORDON, VIRGINIA BERYL Summit, Miss. Chi Delta, Harmonica Band GREER, EDNA MERLE. Holmesville, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Basketball, Vice-President Spanish Club, President Scionti Music Club, Cheerleader, Band, Glee Club, Harmonica Band GRIMMER, WILLIAM N. _. Lafayette, La. Mystic Knights, Vice-President . M. C. A., President Spanish Club, Captain Football, Boxing, P. K. A. GWIN, GEORGE GREY Summit, Miss Chi Delta, Home Economics Club, Harmonica Band HUFF, NELLON Cylvarena, Miss. Glee Club HUX, CLEM. Glee Club McComb, Miss. IVEY, JESSIE LEE . ... McComb, Miss. Mystic Knights, Glee Club, Vice-President Sophomore Class JACKSON, FINLEY ... McComb, Miss. Spanish Club HAMPER, EVELYN _ McComb Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Home Economics Club KRAUS, CHARLES . ... New Orleans, La. Spanish Club, Glee Club, President Y. M. C. A., Scionti Music Club LACY, JACK B. Canton, Miss. Mystic Knights, Football, Track HAMMACK, DAN . Hattiesburg, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Tennis, Band, President Debate Cluo, Chairman Ex-Scouts HAYMAN, HELEN MARIE __ McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Home Economics Club, Secretary Debate Club, Secretary-Treasurer Y. W. C. A., Who’s Who Ik LOVORN, J. W. _ Osyka, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Baseball, Sophomore Council MAGEE, GOLDA _ _ Tylertown, Miss. Home Economics Club, Glee Club, French Club MARTIN, LAZAR _ Smithdale, Miss. Glee Club MARTIN, THAD _ Magnolia, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Harmonica Band, Student Government McCULLOUGH, PAUL Pricedale, Miss. Baseball McCURLEY, EDNA .... Crosby, Miss, Chi Delta, Home Economics Club, Tennis, Sophomore Council, Sunflower Junior College ’35 McDAVID, ANDREW E. ... Jackson, Miss. Mystic Knights, Editor-in-Chief Annual, Baseball, School Reporter MIXON, WALLACE .... Baton Rouge, La. Delta Chi Theta, Tennis, Glee Club, Chair¬ man Student Activities, Who’s Who MOORE, T. L. _ ..... McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, French Club, Tennis, P. K. A. NELSON, LOIS _ McComb, Miss. French Club NICKEL, DAVID S. ....... Centreville, Miss. Mystic Knights, Business Manager Annual, Vice President Glee Club, Who’s Who PITTMAN, WILDA ... ... ....... Tylertown, Miss. Home Economics Club PRICE, NOLAN Bog-ue Chitto, Miss. Football, Baseball, Sophomore Council QUIN - IR1 S - Summit, Miss. Glee Club, Home Economics Club REEVES, GLADYS Magnolia, Miss. Home Economics Club REEVES, HENRY LLOYD ..... Holmesville, Miss. Glee Club, Spanish Club, Student Government RISHER, CAREY .... _ McComb, Miss. Glee Club ROLRKE, CLARA LEA Centreville, Miss. Chi Delta, Vice-President French Club, Student Government SANDERS, VIRGINIA _ McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Vice-President Debate Club, Tennis, Secretary Literary Society, Annual Staff SCHNEIDER, EULALIE _ McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Harmonica Band SHARPE, ALVESSA _ ... Kokomo, Miss. IMMONS, MILDRED Holmesville, Miss. Chi Delta, Basketball, Home Economics Club, Secretary Sophomore Class SMITH, DEAN McComb, Miss. Glee Club, Spanish Club, Student Council STATHAM, ANNETTE .... Fernwood, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Annual Staff, Spanish Club, Student Council WALKER, FLOYD ....... Osyka, Miss. Glee Club, Harmonica Band WALL, LOUISE .... Osyka, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Basketball, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Band, Student Council, Tennis WELLS, LOTTIE MAE Smithdale, Miss. Chi Delta, Basketball, Glee Club WELLS, BARON EDWARD Buntyne, Tenn. Mystic Knights, Football WESTBROOK, ALBERT HARVEY Meadville, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Student Government WILSON, DORTHY LOUISE McComb, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, French Club, Glee Club, Who’s Who WILSON, ERNEST .... McComb, Miss. Mystic Knights, Tennis, Debate Club WILSON, FRED _ _ Liberty, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Reporter Y. M. C. A., Who’s Who I ADDISON, WOODROW WILSON Independence, La. Football, Mystic Knights, Basketball, Track, Spanish Club, President Fresh¬ man Class, Baseball ANDERS, GLYNN - _ Liberty, Miss. BAKER, JULIA .... McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, French Club BARNES, WALTON ... _ Lake Charles, La. Mystic Knights, Baseball, Basketball, P. K. A. BATES, BILL ..... Woodville, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Baseball, Harmonica Band, Cheerleader, Basketball BENNETT, MERWIN F. Gillsburg, Miss. Spanish Club BATES, INEZ ... McComb, Miss. Glee Club BERTUS, ALTON Fernwood, Miss. BILLINGS, CHARLES Holmesville, Miss. French Club, Delta Chi Theta 9 BRATTON, R. M. Gaffney, S. C. Harmonica Band, Glee Club BRISTER, WELMA Columbia, Miss. Home Economics Club BROCK, PRENTISS P. _ Lexie, Miss. Harmonica Band, Band BROOME, WILLIE M. .... _ Jackson, Miss. Spanish Club BRUMFIELD, ANNIE RUTH Summit, Miss. Basketball, Spanish Club, Track BRUMFIELD, BURKE Summit, Miss. Basketball, Spanish Club, Chi Theta BURKS, EDNA RUTH _ Lorman, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, French Club, Glee Club, Secretary of Freshman Class BURLESON, GARNER Sulphur, La. Mystic Knights, Football, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Band, Track, P. K. A. BURRIS, JUANITA .. Magnolia, Miss. Glee Club, President Y. W. C. A. (2) CALLAWAY, AGNES Centreville, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Student Government, Who’s Who CAMPBELL, JOHN ROBERT Stanton, Temi. Football, Baseball, Mystic Knight, Student Council CARRUTH, MARY Summit, Miss. Spanish Club, Glee Club CARRUTH, LESLIE - Osyka, .Miss. Spanish Club, Glee Club, Debate Club COCKERHAM, LOUISE __ ... _ McComb, Miss. Glee Club COLEMAN, CHRISTINE Liberty, Miss. COLLINS, GRETCHEN Magnolia, Miss. Home Economics Club CORKERN, PERCY Franklinton, La. Spanish Club COVINGTON, PETE Summit, Miss. Spanish Club, Band, Mystic Knight DELAUGHTER, THOMAS J. Gillsburg, Miss. Debate Club, Spanish Club, President Y. M. C. A. (2) DOUGLAS, HODGES ..... Ehren, Fla. Football, Basketball, Track EDWARDS, DONALD McComb, Miss. ELLZEY, ODEAN .......... . Osyka, Miss. French Club, Home Economics Club, Chi Delta FELDER, LILLIAN ... Summit, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Tennis, Spanish, Glee Club FINCH, VIRGINIA _ McComb, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Home Economis Club, Glee Club w GATLIN, JESSIE MAE Smithdale, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Home Economis Club GILMER, DAN _ McComb, Miss. Glee Club, Chi Delta, Home Economics Club GOINGS, STEVIE _ _ Osyka, Miss. Basketball, French Club, Track GRAVES, DAHL ..... Memphis, Tenn. Football, Boxing, Mystic Knights, Who ' s Who, Student Government GRAVES, E. W. _ Centreville, Miss. Boxing, French Club, Mystic Knights, Baseball HAYNES, S. B. JR. Gloster, Miss. Mystic Knights HEWITT, THOMAS Summit, Miss. Mystic Knights, Band, Spanish Club, Vice- President Y. M. C. A. (2) HOLMES, BESSIE MAE Tylertown, Miss. French Club, Home Economics Club HOLMES, FAY Chi Delta Summit, Miss. HOOKS, FERRELL West Monroe, La. Football, Mystic Knights, Track, Baseball HUGHES, ELAINE McComb, Miss. Basketball, Chi Delta, Tennis HUTSON, MONROE .....__ McComb, Miss. Tennis, Basketball, Baseball, Delta Chi Theta JOHNSON, GRAYCE EVELYN Gloster, Miss. French Club, Vice-President Literary Society JONES, LESTER Summit, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Spanish Club, Glee Club JORDAN, WILLARD - DeQuincy, La. Mystic Knights, Football, Track, Baseball, P. K. A. LANDAU, ADELE McComb, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, French Club, Band, Debate Club LANDAU, BERTHA McComb, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Student Government, Band, Who’s Who, Debate Club LEE, EDWIN New Orleans, La. Track MAGEE, GRACE Kokomo, Miss. Basketball McGEHEE, BETTIE - - Liberty, Miss. Glee Club, Spanish Club, Sec. Treas. Y. W. C. A. (2) McQUIRE, W. T. - McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta MOORE, ANNETTE Summit, Miss. MOORE, JOHNNIE V. McComb, Miss. Chi Delta MOORE, WILLIAM THOMAS _ Memphis, Term. Football, Basketball, Tennis, Mystic Knights, Debate Club, Secretary of Freshman Literary Society MORGAN, AUDICE D. Liberty, Miss. Football, Boxing, Mystic Knights NEWMAN, GEORGE.McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Asst. Athletic Mgr., P. K. A. NICHOLS, HILDA _ McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Sec. Treas. Spanish Club NORRED, CLAYTON J. ..... ..... Dodson, La. Football, Baseball Manager NUNNERY, MAGGIE LEA ... Peoria, Miss. Spanish Club OVERMYER, JACK _ McComb, Miss. Mystic Knight, Band Director, Associate Editor Annual, Spanish Club, Business Manager Glee Club, Debate Club, Presi¬ dent Freshman Literary Society, Student Government, P. K. A. PINSON, BOYCE H. Gaffney, S. C. Spanish Club POPE, MAJOR Tallulah, La. Debate Club, Spanish Club, Glee Club, PRESTRIDGE, GRACE ELAINE Summit, Miss. Spanish Club, Glee Club, Basketball, Tennis, Manager Tennis Team, Scionti Music Club PRICE, LUCILLE - Gloster, Miss. Home Economics Club PRICE, VON NELLE Summit, Miss. REEVES, CAROLYN DELORES ...... Gloster, Miss. REYNOLDS, MILDRED DAVIS Centreville, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Student Government RIALS, THEO FRANCES Jayess, Miss. Student Council RODERMUND, MARIE JOHANNA Centreville, Miss. Glee Club, Home Economics Club ROGERS, MARY rs. Centreville, Miss. Chi Delta, Basketball, Home Economics Club, Track SCHILLINGS, MILLARD Osyka, Miss. Spanish Club . SCHILLINGS, NORMA JANE Magnolia, Miss. Home Economics Club, Delta Gamma Delta SEXTON, WILLA MAE .Lexie, Miss. Chi Delta, Home Economics Club, Glee Club, Band SIMMONS, LAMAR Magnolia, Miss. Glee Club SHIRLEY, JOHNNIE _ _ Liberty, Miss. Spanish Club SMITH, ANNETTE Gillsburg, Miss. P Chi Delta SMITH, NORMA DEAN _ French Club Lexie, Miss. STAFFORD, ELLEN .McComb, Miss. French Club STATHAM, H. F. Fernwood, Miss. Mystic Knights STEVENSON, BILL ___ Bastrop, La. Delta Chi Theta, Football, Track, P. K. A. TENNYSON, MERITT ..DeQuincy, La. Delta Chi Theta, Football, P. K. A. THOMAS, CHRISTINE _ Osyka, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Home Economics Club THORNHILL, AVA ...- Tylertown, Miss. Chi Delta, Glee Club, Home Economics Club TRAVIS, TROY E. _ Gillsburg, Miss. Spanish Club UHLMAN, BOB _ Memphis, Tenn. Football, Mystic Knights VARNADO, STEVE _ Osyka, Miss. Mystic Knights, Glee Club, Band, French Club, Harmonica Band VAUGHN, LAURA MAE ... Magnolia, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta 3S WEST, HARVEY _..... McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Glee Club, Spanish Club WILKINSON, LEYTON GUY ....... Gloster, Miss. I WILKINSON, WILMA Carters Creek, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta WILLIAMS, JOSEPH B. Wirinsboro, La. Football, Baseball, Basketball, Delta Chi Theta, Track, Who’s Who WILLIAMS, MARGARET Smithdale, Miss. Band, Glee Club, Delta Gamma Delta, Basketball, Spanish Club, Student Council WILLIAMS, SIBYL McComb, Miss. Home Economics Club, Glee Club WILLINGHAM, EDITH McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Spanish Club WILLOUGHBY, AVALEE McComb, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Basketball All-State Jr. Col¬ lege Team, Track, Who’s Who, Vice-Pres. Fresh¬ man Class, Harmonica Band, Cheerleader, Band WILSON, ELMESE Gillsburg, Miss. Chi Delta WILSON, HELEN JUANITA Osyka, Miss. Chi Delta WOOD, ELIZABETH Tylertown, Miss. JOE WILLIAMS NORRIS WHITE GRENES FREILER NOLAN PRICE PAT BOURGEOIS JOHN CAMPBELL BERNICE EDWARDS DAHL GRAVES WILLIAM MOORE FOOTBALL The Southwest football team of 1935 was greatly improved over the two previous years. Better players and good coaching were the main factors in the rise to fourth place in the Junior College Conference. The team opened the season with a 13 to 0 victory over Scooba on the McComb field before a large first game crowd. The following week Perkinston brought a strong team and eked out a 7-7 tie after trailing for three quar¬ ters. The Pilots opened strong and scored early in the game. Perkinston settled down and fought a game battle and scored late in the game on a for¬ ward-lateral, pass play that caught the Summit safety flat-footed as Ca- rello, fleet halfback, sped thirty yards to score standing up. After an open date the Pilots engaged Ellisville for the third straight home game. Entering the game quite confident (Perkinston had just beaten Ellisville) the Pilots played a good first quarter and threatened to score twice. However, Ellisville fought hard and came back to run rough¬ shod over the Pilots for the remainder of the game, the final score being 19 to 0 with Nix running 60 yards through the Pilots without any inter¬ ference. The following week, Southwest met the strong Southwestern team and played a wonderful game. The experience and extra weight of the Southwestern team finally swayed the tide and the Pilots lost a hard fought game 19 to 6. Coming back from this hard game the Pilots engaged Raymond and won handily 52 to 6 with every man playing good football. Poplarville, traditional Pilot foe, entertained the Pilots on their home field but bowed before a superior team 26 to 13 in the best game of the season for the Pilots. Decatur, with a large squad of husky men, came to Summit next and the Pilots avenged a string of previous defeats by trouncing them 34 to 7. Decatur had played some good games earlier in the season, but the Pilots took the offensive from the start and completely bewildered the Decatur team throughout the game. On the coldest night of the season the cocky Pilots were rudely upset by the fighting Millsaps Freshmen team 13 to 6. The Pilots scored early in the game and could have scored easily several more times but were too cocky to try hard. As a result, the Minors scored twice on laterals and fought with determination to hold their lead and win a deserved victory. “ In the final game of the season the Pilots played Wesson, their life¬ time foes. The game was well played throughout. The Pilots scored first but the half ended 7 to 6 for Wesson. In zhe second half the Wolves scored on a forward pass to make the final score 14 to 6. Addison, Lacy and Bougeois played brilliantly in the backfield throughout the season while the line play of Grimmer, Burleson and Sheridan was outstanding in every game. Sheridan was selected as guard on the All-State Junior College team at the close of the season. GRADY COFFEE JULIUS BAUM ASHLEY COMER GARNER BURLESON WILLIAM GRIMMER WOODROW ADDISON JOE SHERIDAN . ? - ' , : Stovall Morgan E. W. Graves LaCroix D. Graves Allison Grimmer Hooks BOXING Boxing, introduced for the first time at Southwest by Coach Stovall, proved successful with the Southwest team placing second in the Junior College Conference. E. W. Graves battled his way to the top for the cham¬ pionship in the featherweight class Audice Morgan placed second in the heavyweight class. Dahl Graves lost a close fight for the championship of the welterweight crown, and William Grimmer was runner up for the light-heavy title. With the entire team, with the exception of Grimmer, coming back next year, Southwest bids fair to take honors in this sport next year. Stovall Addison Williams Douglas Harris Comer Varnado Edwards Moore Brumfield Barnes BOYS’ BASKETBALL Following a good season in Football, the Basketball team with only one man from last years’ squad had a disastrous season winning only two series out of a total of six. The Pilots won from Perkinston and Millsaps Freshmen and lost series to Wesson, Ellisville, Raymond, and Poplarville and a single game :o the Mississippi College Freshmen. In building a team from new men Coach Stovall used Edwards, Harris and Addison at forward, Moore and Douglas at center, and White, Williams, Brumfield and Varnado at guard. These men played good basketball but the team lacked a forward with a sure eye for the basket. Many close games were lost because no player on the team could score a goal. With most of chese men returning for next season somewhat rosier prospects are in store for basketball enthusiasts. Stovall Lee Hooks Butler Jordan Jordan Douglas Brumfield Newman Stevenson Willoughby Lacy Greer LaCroix Barron Corkern TRACK The track team has started the season slowly having lost two meets but is showing improvement in all events each meet. The bright spots have been the performances of Willoughby and Addison. Wil¬ loughby led in individual scoring honors in both meets with firsts in broad jump, high jump, baseball throw and 75 yard dash. The An¬ nual Track and Field Meet has not been held, but some of her records exceed the present Junior College records and she bids fair to make a good showing. Addison’s broad jumping and discus throwing have been outstanding in dual meets. Other performers are Lacy, javelin, LaCroix, hurdles, Hooks, mile, Butler, mile and half mile, Jordan, shot put and discus, Stevenson, shot put and high jump and Douglas, high jump. Going’s Prestridge Willoughby Greer Simmons Brumfield Conerly Rogers Hughes Magee Barron GIRLS’ BASKETBALL n . bright spot in the Winter sport season at Southwest was the Gills Basketball Team. The excellent team of the preceeding year was brought over practically intact and was augmented by some good Freshmen players. Under the coaching of Dean Hurst these girls acquitted them¬ selves well in every game of the season and came through with an im¬ pressive record. In the Annual Tournament the team was eliminated in a very close game in the semi-finals. Two technical errors in the officiating, one by the scorer and one by the referee, were largely responsible for keeping the Quillies out of the finals and a chance for the championship. Ihe team was made up of the following players: Willoughby, Hughes, Rogers and Prestridge at forward; Simmons, Greer, Conerly and Brumfield at center; and Barron, Wall, Goings, Magee, Wells and Williams at guard. Willoughby was selected at forward on the All-State Junior College Team after a brilliant season. Wall, Greer and Simmons rounded out their second year on the team and played wonderfully all season. The team record shows three wins from Poplarville, three from Perkinston, two from Southeastern, one from Goodman and one from Raymond. The loss column shows three losses to Raymond, three to Wesson, two to Goodman and one to Ellisville. Bond Hammack Edwards Pope Mixon McCurley Felder Prestridge Wall Hughes TENNIS The 1936 Tennis team at Southwest is the best in the history of the school. Under the coaching of Professor Bond the team has won four dual meets and lost one. Edwards, 1935 singles champion, re¬ peated again this year and did not lose a match all season. Lillian Felder, former State High School champion, won the girls singles in the Junior College Tournament and did not lose a match all season. Boys doubles, Willie Moore and Tommie Moore, were only medi¬ ocre during the season but rose to great heights and advanced to the semi-finals in the Tournament. Girls’ doubles, Hughes and Prest¬ ridge, also won their way to the semi-finals in the Tournament. T. L. Moore, number two singles, played well during the season being unde¬ feated in his matches. Perkinston won the team trophy with 13 points and Southwest was second with 10 points. Newman Norred Roddy Addison Coffee Varnado Crum Bates McCullough Campbell Lovorn Freiler McDavid Young’ Barnes Williams Baum BASEBALL The 1936 Baseball Team at Southwest is off to an auspicious start as the Annual goes to press. The team has split even in series with Wesson, Raymond and Southeastern thus far. The team is composed of Freiler, catcher; Roddy, pitcher; Williams, first base; Baum, second base; Graves, shortstop; Lovorn, third base; and Barnes, Addison, Hutson, McCullough and Campbell, outfielders. Williams, Lovorn, Addison and McCullough are leading in slugging while Baum, Graves and Hutson are performing well on defense. Coach W. P. Young is in charge of the team. 1ST SEMESTER Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS 2ND SEMESTER CHARLES KRAUS President THOMAS J. DELAUGHTER WILLIAM GRIMMER Vice-President TOM HEWITT BERGEN BUTLER Secretary PHILLIP BUTLER FRED WILSON Reporter DAHL GRAVES FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW JACK OVERMYER THAD MARTIN BILL BATES J. W. LOVORN I. W. BALL WALLACE MIXON GENE DAWSON QUENTIN BALL HARVEY VEST GARNER BURLESON CHARLES KRAUS FLOYD WALKER WILLIAM GRIMMER DAHL GRAVES MULE HOOKS WALTON BARNES CLAYTON NORRED GRADY COFFEE PERCY CORKERN HENRY L. REEVES BILL STEVENSON BERGEN BUTLER TROY TRAVIS ANDREW McDAVID R. M. BRATTON LESTER JONES i a Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS 1ST SEMESTER JANIE FEEDER BLANCHE CONERLY HELEN HAYMAN 2ND SEMESTER President JUANITA BURRIS Vice-President ODEAN ELLZEY Secretary BETTIE McGEHEE FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW HELEN WILSON MARY B. ROGERS BERNICE BUTLER ANNETTE STATHAM GENEVIEVE HART JANE BAKER GRACE MAGEE HILDA NICHOLS JULIA BAKER WILLA MAE SEXTON IRIS QUIN DOROTHY WILSON GOLDA MAGEE GLADYS REEVES EVELYN KAMPER EDNA MERLE GREER LILLIAN FELDER ANNIE R. BRUMFIELD GRACE JOHNSON ANNETTE MOORE FAY HOLMES MARIE RODEMUND AGNES CALLOWAY MILDRED REYNOLDS EULALIE SCHNEIDER GRETCHEN COLLINS MYRTLE DUNAWAY ALVESSA SHARPE UNITA BOYD ODEAN ELLZEY WILMA WILKINSON CHRISTINE THOMAS ANNETTE SMITH ELMESE WILSON LOUISE COCKERHAM EDITH WILLINGHAM NAN GILMER VONELLE PRICE INEZ BATES FAY HART VIRGINIA GORDON MARY CARRUTH CLARA LEE ROURKE HELEN CORKERN DELORES REEVES LOIS NELSON FAY BARRON ELIZABETH WOOD STEAVIE GOINGS WILDA PITTMAN BESSIE MAE HOLMES NELLON HUFF THEO RIALS MARY LUCILLE PRICE NORMA SMITH SIBIL WILLIAMS VIRGINIA FINCH LUCYNDA BRUMFIELD JUANITA BURRIS LOTTIE MAE WELLS MILDRED SIMMONS GRACE PRESTRIDGE JANIE FELDER ADELE LANDAU SOPHOMORE LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS- BLANCHE CONERLY .President WILLIAM GRIMMER .. Vice-President VIRGINIA SANDERS.Secretary FIRST ROW THAD MARTIN EVELYN KAMPER JANE BAKER J. W. LOVORN ANNETTE STATHAM EULALIE SCHNEIDER WILLIAM GRIMMER EUGENE DAWSON GLADYS REEVES UNITA BOYD GOLDA MAGEE SECOND ROW MYRTLE DUNAWAY ALVESSA SHARPE DOROTHY WILSON IRIS QUIN GEORGIA GREY GWIN VIRGINIA GORDON HELEN CORKERN HENRY L. REEVES CHARLES KRAUS WILDA PITTMAN CLARA LEE ROURKE LUCYNDA BRUMFIELD THIRD ROW JANIE FELDER HELEN HAYMAN NELLON HUFF WALLACE MIXON I. W. BALL MILDRED SIMMONS FLOYD WALKER ANDREW McDAVID LOTTIE MAE WELLS LOIS NELSON FAY BARRON EDNA McCURLEY FRESHMAN LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS JACK OVERMYER .President GRACE JOHNSON ...!.Vice-President WILLIAM MOORE.Secretary MEMBERS FIRST ROW SECOND ROW GARNER BURLESON HELEN WILSON MARY B. ROGERS GENEVIEVE HART GRACE MAGEE HILDA NICHOLS JULIA BAKER WILLA MAE SEXTON WALTON BARNES BILL STEVENSON CLAYTON NORRED LILLIAN FELDER ANNIE RUTH BRUMFIELD 3RACE JOHNSON PERCY CORKERN TROY TRAVIS MARIE RODEMUND AGNES CALLOWAY MILDRED REYNOLDS GRETCHEN COLLINS STEAVIE GOINGS ELIZABETH WOODS WILMA WILKINSON CHRISTINE THOMAS ANNETTE SMITH ELMESE WILSON LOUISE COCKERHAM EDITH WILLINGHAM NAN GILMER VON NELLE PRICE INEZ BATES FAY HART JACK OVERMYER QUENTIN BALL THIRD ROW BILL BATES GRADY COFFEE DELORES REEVES FERRELL HOOKS DAHL GRAVES ODEAN ELLZEY R. M. BRATTON BESSIE MAE HOLMES THEO RIALS ANNETTE MOORE MARY LUCILE PRICE NORMA SMITH SIBIL WILLIAMS VIRGINIA FINCH JUANITA BURRIS GRACE PRESTRIDGE MARY CARRUTH LESTER JONES HARVEY VEST DeLauprhter Hammack Hayman Overmyer P °P e Sanders Thomae Wilson DEBATE TEAM MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE, Coach AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE THOMAS J. DELAUGHTER DAN HAMMACK JACK OVERMYER MAJOR POPE VIRGINIA SANDERS ALTERNATES HELEN HAYMAN ERNEST WILSON Ihe Debate Team at Southwest was the best to ever represent the college in Junior College debates. With only one speaker from the pre¬ vious year’s team back, Miss Thomae had to start out with inexperienced speakers but after many hours of practice her fondest hopes were fulfilled. The debaters defeated Wesson and Raymond to win this district and set a record by winning all twelve decisions. In the State Tournament the de¬ baters defeated Ellisville in the semi-finals and then tied with Goodman for the state championship. Too much credit cannot be given Miss Thomae and the debaters for the record made this year. . FOODS DEPARTMENT MISS STELLA COX, Instructor WELMA BRISTER EVELYN KAMPER BLANCHE CONERLY GOLDA MAGEE GRETCHEN COLLINS EDNA McCURLEY MYRTLE DUNAWAY WILDA PITTMAN VIRGINA FINCH MARY LUCILLE PRICE NAN GILMER WILLA MAE SEXTON HELEN HAYMAN SIBYL WILLIAMS GLEE CLUB MRS. EDNA WATKINS HEWITT, Director HENRY LLOYD REEVES, Accompanist PERSONNEL SOPRANOS JANE BAKER EDNA BURKS LUCYNDA BRUMFIELD AGNES CALLOWAY BLANCHE CONERLY JANIE FELDER LILLIAN FELDER VIRGINIA FINCH NELLON HUFF GOLDA MAGEE BETTIE McGEHEE GRACE PRESTRIDGE IRIS QUIN MILDRED REYNOLDS MARIE RODEMUND AVA THORNHILL SIBYL WILLIAMS MARGARET WILLIAMS LOTTIE MAE WELLS DOROTHY WILSON ALTOS INEZ BATES BERNICE BUTLER JUANITA BURRIS MARY CARRUTH LOUISE COCKERHAM NAN GILMER EDNA MERLE GREER MILDRED SIMMONS WILLA MAE SEXTON TENORS CHARLES BILLINGS LESLIE CARRUTH HERMAN FORTENBERRY CLEM HUX JESSE LEE IVEY LESTER JONES CHARLES KRAUS LAZAR MARTIN WALLACE MIXON LAMAR SIMMONS DEAN SMITH HARVEY VEST FLOYD WALKER BASSOS I. W. BALL QUENTIN BALL BILL BATES R. M. BRATTON BERGEN BUTLER PHILLIP BUTLER EUGENE DAWSON W. A. GILL JR. DAVID NICKEL MAJOR POPE STEVE VARNADO SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS WILLIAM GRIMMER ___ President EDNA MERLE GREER .. .. Vice-President DAVID NICKEL . ...... Secretary MRS. EDNA WATKINS HEWITT .. Instructor MRS. BESSIE KENNA ...... Sponsor MEMBERS FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW OLGA LAMPKIN MERVIN BENNETT CLEM HUX MARGARET WILLIAMS WOODROW ADDISON BURKE BRUMFIELD LOUISE WALL EDNA MERLE GREER BOYCE PINSON LILLIAN FELDER GEORGE ALFORD LUKE ALLISON ANNETTE STATHAM DEAN SMITH GRACE PRESTRIDGE MRS. EDNA W. HEWITT TOM HEWITT GRENES FREILER WILLIAM GRIMMER HARVEY VEST BLANCHE CONERLY MRS. BESSIE KENNA EDITH WILLINGHAM MARY CARRUTH MAGGIE LEE NUNNERY LEROY HARRIS J. T. LaCROIX FAY BARRON CLAYTON NORRED JACK COOKE JANIE FELDER QUENTIN BALL CHARLES DALEY CHARLES KRAUS GENE DAWSON HERMAN FORTENBERRY LESTER JONES JACK OVERMEYER a i Kraus Prestridjre Gent Fleming Greer Dawson Butler Kins Hurst, A., Hurst, Mrs. J. I., Hurst, A., Kenna SCIONTI MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS EDNA MERLE GREER President BERNICE BUTLER . Vice-President MEDIE ESTELLE KING.Secretary CHARLES KRAUS .Treasurer EUGENE DAWSON.Reporter MRS. J. I. HURST.Instructor MISS MINNIE FLEMING. Sponsor MEMBERS BERNICE BUTLER EUGENE DAWSON MISS MILDRED GENT EDNA MERLE GREER ADENE HURST AYLENE HURST MRS. BESSIE KENNA MEDIE ESTELLE KING CHARLES KRAUS GRACE PRESTRIDGE Burks Butler Calloway Conerly Felder Finch Gatlin Greer Hewitt Kamper Landau, A., Landau, B., Reynolds Schillings Statham Thomas Vaughn Wall Wilkinson Williams Willoughby Wilson DELTA GAMMA DELTA FACULTY MRS. EDNA WATKINS HEWITT SOPHOMORES BERNICE BUTLER BYANCHE CONERLY EDNA MERLE GREER FAY HART EVELYN KAMPER ANNETTE STATHAM LOUISE WALL DOROTHY WILSON FRESHMEN EDNA BURKS AGNES CALLOWAY LILLIAN FELDER VIRGINIA FINCH JESSIE MAE GATLIN GENEVIEVE HART ADELE LANDAU BERTHA LANDAU MILDRED REYNOLDS NORMA JANE SCHILLINGS CHRISTINE THOMAS LAURA MAE VAUGHN WILMA WILKINSON MARGARET WILLIAMS AVALEE WILLOUGHBY i Addison Barnes Baum Burleson Campbell Covington Graves, E. W. Graves, D. Grimmer Hewitt Hooks Ivey Jordan Lacy Loflin McDavid Moore Morgan Nickel Overmyer Statham Uhlman Varnado Wells Wilson Young Haynes Gill MYSTIC KNIGHTS FACULTY Z. L. LOFLIN W. P. YOUNG SOPHOMORES JULIUS BAUM GRENES FREILER W. A. GILL, JR. WILLIAM GRIMMER JESSE LEE IVEY JACK LACY ANDREW McDAVID DAVID NICKEL MAXIE WELLS ERNEST WILSON FRESHMEN WOODROW ADDISON LUKE ALLISON WALTON BARNES JAMES BREWER GARNER BURLESON JOHN CAMPBELL PETE COVINGTON E. W. GRAVES DAHL GRAVES SAM HAYNES THOMAS HEWITT FERRELL HOOKS WILLARD JORDAN J. T. LaCROIX WILLIAM MOORE AUDICE MORGAN JACK OVERMYER FRANK RODDY JOE SHERIDAN H. F. STATHAM BOB UHLMAN STEVE VARNADO i Baker, J. Felder, J. Hughes Schneider Baker, J. Garner McCurley Simmons Barren Corkern Gilmer Gordon Moore Nichols Smith Thornhill Wells Cox Ellzey Felder, Mrs. G. Gwin Hayman Holmes Rogers Rourke Sanders Willingham Wilson, E. Wilson, H. CHI DELTA COLORS: ROSE AND GREEN FLOWER: XILLARNEY ROSE FACULTY MRS. GRACE FELDER MISS STELLA COX SOPHOMORES JANE BAKER ADDIE BELLE BARRON HELEN CORKERN JANIE FELDER DOROTHY MAE GARNER VIRGINIA BERYL GORDON GEORGIA GREY GWIN HELEN HAYMAN EDNA McCURLEY CLARA LEE ROURKE VIRGINIA SANDERS EULALIE SCHNEIDER MILDRED SIMMONS LOTTIE MAE WELLS FRESHMEN JULIA BAKER ODEAN ELLEZY NAN GILMER FAY HOLMES ELAINE HUGHES JOHNNIE V. MOORE HELEN HILDA NICHOLS MARY D. ROGERS ANNETTE SMITH AVA THORNHILL EDITH WILLINGHAM ELMESE WILSON WILSON ■ Alford Ball Bates Billings Bond Brumfield Butler, B. Butler, P. Carruth Cooke Hammack Hutson Jcnes Lovorn Martin McGuire Mixon Moore Newman Stevenson Tennyson Vest Westbrook Williams Wilson DELTA CHI THETA FACULTY W. F. BOND, JR. GEORGE ALFORD I. W. BALL BERGEN BUTLER JACK COOKE SOPHOMORES DAN HAMMACK J. W. LOVORN THAD MARTIN WALLACE MIXON FRED WILSON T. L. MOORE ALBERT WESTBROOI QUENTIN BALL BILL BATES CHARLES BILLINGS BURKE BRUMFIELD PHILLIP BUTLER FRESHMEN LESLIE CARRUTH GRADY COFFEE MONROE HUTSON LESTER JONES W. T. McGUIRE JOE WILLIAMS GEORGE NEWMAN BILL STEVENSON MERITT TENNYSON HARVEY VEST Baker, J. Burks Butler Corkern Ellzey Felder Holmes Graves Johnson Landau Magee Magee Moore Nelson Smith Rourke Stafford Varnado Wilson Billings FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS HELEN CORKERN . ..President CLARA LEE ROURKE Vice President BERGEN BUTLER .Secretary MRS. GRACE FELDER .Instructor MEMBERS JULIA BAKER CHARLES BILLINGS EDNA BURKS BERGEN BUTLER HELEN CORKERN ODEAN ELLZEY BESSIE MAE HOLMES E. W. GRAVES GRACE JOHNSON ADELE LANDAU GOLDA MAGEE GRACE MAGEE TOMMIE MOORE LOIS NELSON NORMA SMITH CLARA LEE ROURKE ELLEN STAFFORD STEVE VARNADO DOROTHY WILSON I ASSISTANTS ASSISTANTS JACK OVERMYER BERNICE BUTLER ANNETTE STATHAM MILDRED REYNOLDS GEORGE NEWMAN EUGENE DAWSON VIRGINIA SANDERS BERGEN BUTLER = ! = 1 Gill Landau Burks Felder Brumfield Sexton Butler Overmyer Smith Varnado Wilson Brock Hammack Burleson Fortinberry BAND JACK OVERMYER ...Director MEMBERS BROCK, PRENTISS BRUMFIELD, LUCYNDA BURKS, EDNA BURLESON, GARNER BUTLER, BERNICE FELDER, JANIE FORTINBERRY, HERMAN GILL, W. A. JR. HAMMACK, DAN LANDAU, BERTHA SEXTON, WILLA MAE SMITH, DEAN VARNADO, STEVE WILSON, ERNEST PETE COVINGTON THOMAS HEWITT EDNA MERLE GREER AVALEE WILLOUGHBY PHILLIP BUTLER MARGARET WILLIAMS QUENTIN BALL ADELE LANDAU LOUISE WALL W. A. GILL, JR. fEATURES Bernice Butler ' MO ST popular XgalleeWilloughby , BETT WH L£T£ f felen, ttayroar AMPUr f L1RT Bertha Larvctau. MOST INTELLECTUAL Igrves Calloway CUTEfT GIRL WHO’S WalldceXteoTt MOST HANDSOME Dahl Grr O r 1 BEST AIL ' ROUND 7 efrrgLlcxjd HeeiS s MOST INTELLECTUAL JredWilson OA wr-wiK David Wickeb MOST POPULAR. Joe Mfillamw’ BEST ATHLETE WHO ■■■■■ THE THREE E’s OF LIVING In School days we learn the proverbial ‘Three RV: “Readin’, ’Ritin’ ’n ’Rithmetic”— three means toward better living 1 . Here are three other foundations for good living- which likewise are of importance— ECONOMY EASE EFFICIENCY Choose a fuel that makes living and house¬ hold duties more easy, Economical and Effi¬ cient. Learn the three E’s too—make full use of your Cheap Natural Gas. ERS SYSTEm ■ i Mississippi State College OFFERS Unexcelled Opportunities to Junior College Graduates Who Plan to Complete Senior College Requirements for a Bachelor of Science Degree in Either of Its Five Schools—AGRICULTURE, ENGINEERING, SCIENCE, BUSINESS, and EDUCATION. The cost is moderate, instruction excellent, facilities unexcelled in the South, extra-curricular activities broad and constructive, and the most democratic student body in the country. A Record Enrollment in 1935-36, the largest in the History of any State Institution of Higher Learning, and the fact that its Graduates are in demand are Strong Tributes to the Services That Mississippi State Col¬ lege Renders the Youth of the State. C. D. HUMPHREY, W. F. HAND, MITCHELL ROBINSON, President Vice-President Secretary Business Manager BELHAVEN COLLEGE JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Why not take your last two years in a college which specializes in the ed¬ ucation of women? Belhaven offers a wholesome, stimulating atmos¬ phere. Ideal environment. Vocation¬ al Training for Teaching, Business, Music, Art, Expression, Physical Ed¬ ucation, Religious Education. Try The New Belhaven Plan Studying One Subject At a Time Total expense for Session—S395. For Catalog write, G. T. GILLESPIE, President Perry County HERALD “Perry’s Live Newspaper” ALL KINDS OF PRINTING WE PAY THE POSTAGE 0. C. McDAVID, Publisher NEW AUGUSTA, MISSISSIPPI Southwest Mississippi Junior College A Young - , Progressive Institution Doing Two Years of College Work At a Cost Within the Reach of Those With Limited Funds WE INVITE YOUR CONSIDERATION AND ATTENDANCE FOR INFORMATION, WRITE OR COME AND SEE J. M. KENNA, President SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI Covers and binding for this 1936 Whispering Pines, —BY— Becktold Company BOOKBINDERS AND COVER MANUFACTURERS St. Louis, Mo. Do you have in your library a treas¬ ured book that needs rebinding? DRUG STORE GILLIS “The Instant Service Store” PHONE 946 McComb, Mississippi You Get What You Pay For A $1.00 Article Is Not As Good As a $1.50 One GET THE BEST J. D. FLY 215 State St. McComb, Miss. The Daily Enterprise contributes this space to the pleasant task of honoring a faithful and enterprising corre¬ spondent. For six years Andrew McDavid has reported the events of Southwest Mississippi Junior College to this news¬ paper. His efforts have been faithful, effective, untiring. For the past two years Mr. McDavid has been editor-in-chief of Whispering Pines. Congratulations to this promising young American. The McComb Daily Enterprise Pioneers of Progress Since 1889. 47 MODERN TO THE MINUTE ARE THE NEW Buicks and Chevrolets McNEES MOTORS INCORPORATED BUICK AND CHEVROLET DEALERS State Street McComb, Miss MIXON Insurance Agency MECHANICS-STATE BANK BUILDING McComb, Mississippi McCullough Cottee Company McComb, Mississippi THE Magnolia F. W. Woolworth Insurance Company Agency McComb, Mississippi C. M. PIGOTT, Manager Magnolia, Mississippi CHRONOLOGICAL CALENDAR Sept. 10 — eMs ' ingwhisttes blow home toot, students (town, school opens. Crabby Gram enters for his ninth session Sept. 11—Fairchild and Crum room together. Fairchild goes home for week-end. Bondy goes to Jackson for week-end. y Sept. 13—Dean Hurst explains the are of DeaViing. Mr. Kenna tells about Student Government and Student Council. Sept. 14 - t d w a e PP‘ ' oves P- W. A. loan for new boiler. Fuzzy announces installation fcept. 16 Fuzzy’s first lecture on peace. Bondy returns. Crabby Crain leaves school. Sept. 18—Loan granted by President Roosevelt. Sept. 28—Fairchild returns. Crum goes home for week end. Sept. 30—Miss Thomae issues first call for debaters. One candidate shows up. Oct. 1—Miss Thomae requests Overmyer to come out for debate. Overmyer acquiesces, otate Medicine first heard on campus. Oct. 14—Fuzzy pleads with the student body for world peace. Oct. 16—Crum returns from week end. Fairchild leaves. Oct. 27—Amite County students write letter to legislature against South Mississippi entering next war. Nov. 1—State Medicine heard in English every day for a week. Nov. 3—Pilots beat Poplarville. Biggest celebration since July 4, 1776. Nov. 10 First cold spell. Fuzzy thinks of new boiler again, announces installation next week. Brewer caulks cracks in old boiler with cotton seed hulls. Nov. 12—Fairchild returns, finds Crum gone. Nov. 15 Second cold day. Big Time brings heater from home. Hope grows dim, rooms get colder. Nov. 25—Thanksgiving holidays start. We have Sunday dinner twice this week. Fuzzy stands for peace. Dec. 2—Crum returns. Mr. Kenna tells Fairchild he will either have to meet classes or quit school. Fairchild quits. Dec. 5—President Roosevelt forgot to sign P. W. A. check for loan. Money all spent. No new boiler. Dec. 7—Brewer builds fire in the boiler today. Sun is shining—warmer outside than inside. Dec. 8—Fuzzy locates used boiler. Announces installation next week. Dec. 14—Student Council meets. Does nothing as usual. Dec. 20—Xmas holidays begin at 4 P. M. No students left on campus at noon. Fuzzy declares half holiday at 1:30 P. M. Aunt Minnie only one on campus to hear it. Jan. 2 — Extra week of holidays declared for boys to install boiler. Jan. 6 — School begins. The General (boiler plummer) still laying steam pipe. Jan. 8 — After two weeks hard work LaCroix finally lifts a spade of dirt. N. Y. A. workers vote to lay him off for working too fast. Jan. 16 — A student pays his bill. Miss Gent Faints. Jan. 20 — Brewer breaks icicles off boiler and steams up. THIS SPACE DONATED TO THE WHISPERING PINES BY J. W. BRABHAM, DONALD P. DUNN MADISON HOLMES MISS NANNIE GILL1S DUTCH MARX HENRY BARNETTE .Sheriff .Chancery Clerk .Circuit Clerk Superintendent of Education .Tax Assessor .Supervisor, District IV FELDER MOTOR GARAGE GASOLINE HARNESS OILS FARM IMPLEMENTS Summit, Mississippi STATE STREET Cleaners SATISFACTION GUARANTEED D. A. DAWSON, Proprietor State Street McComb RICHMOND’S CASH STORE Dry Goods, Ladies’ Ready-to- Wear, Hardware, “Star Brand” Solid Leather Shoes, Notions, Groceries. “We Enjoy Your Business” Summit, Mississippi Not Out of the Woods Yet Jan. 23—Eureka: Building 20 warmer inside than outside. Fuzzy smiles for first time since Poplarville game. Another moral victory won. Jan. 30—Debaters win State Championship. Same debaters. Same speeches. Feb. 1—Basketball team goes to Hammond for game. Return at 11 P. M. with out Coach Stovall. Feb. 2—G-Men on trail for Stovie. Kidnap feared by coeds (hoped by Prof. Lofin.) Feb. 3—Stovie shows up all the worse for wear. Coeds disappointed, he was with girl. Prof Zeke disappointed, he returned. Feb. 5—Jordan inherts Fairchild’s mantle, goes home for week-end. Tennyson’s brother ill, he goes home. Feb. 8—They return. Feb. 20—Tennyson’s grandmother ill. He goes home. Jordan goes too. March 1—They return. March 2—Bondy takes Honeymoon. March 15—Coach Young gets a hair cut. March 22—Spring begins. March 23—Boiler starts working fine. April 1—Willie Broome celebrates birthday. April 10—Weeks holiday declared by Big Time. April 15—Tennyson’s daddy has indigestion. He goes home. Jordan goes too. April 18—Glee Club recital. Mexico reigns supreme. April 25—Miss Gent smiles at Prof Loflin. Coach Stovall gets mad. April 30—Bennett’s dog has ten pups. Bondy adopts two. May 1—Mrs. Felder thinks we will wait till next year for new curtains. May 10—McDavid decides not to graduate. Will enter again in September. May 15—Fuzzy sadly builds last fire of the year in boiler. Hopes it will be O.K. next September. May 21—Annuals out. McDavid issues financial report. RECEIPTS From Students _$459.16 Hush money From Coach Stovall _ 19.72 From Bernice Butler - 1.32 From Dan Hammack _ 76.80 Ads _ 2.75 Donation from Joe Joe _ 12.41 Total (Coach Stovall didn’t pay) _ $672.44 DISBURSEMENTS Editor’s Salary _ $516.02 ($516.00 too much) Stamps _ .03 Printer (hot check not paid yet—McDavid still in Canada _ 650.00 Paper (1 roll) _ .05 Week-end in Taihiti for Mc¬ David and Nichols _ 121.25 Staff pay (pro-rated) _ .12 Engravers (1st installment) 10.49 Staff stenographer (blonde) 24.48 $672.44 Had to stop, no funds in Bank or else¬ where. 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ATKINSON AND SONS GENERAL MERCHANDISE PHONE 79 Summit, Mississippi JIG-SAW GRILL THANK YOU, MAKE IT A HABIT McComb, Mississippi MANUFACTURES ANGEL FOOD ICE CREAM GRADE “A” PASTEURIZED MILK AND GRADE“A”CREAM PHONE 84 McComb, Mississippi J. F. SCHLUTER HARDWARE Phone 58 Summit, Miss. JIMMIE’S PLACE ‘‘THE HAMBURGER KING” Sandwiches, Cold Drinks, Ice Cream, Candy McCcmb, Mississippi T. L FURLEY, Agent GENERAL INSURANCE MULLINS BUILDING McComb, Phone 52 Mississippi CAIN SERVICE STATION J. L. CAIN, Proprietor Wrecker Service, Automobile Parts, and Accessories, Gas, Oil and Grease, Goodrich Tires and Tubes. DAY 55 PHONES NIGHT 56 Summit, Mississippi 11 - — 1 JONES JOHNSON COMPANY GAS AND ELECTRIC DEALERS McComb, Mississippi BUSTER MI BAKING COMPANY BROWN McComb, Mississippi SHOE McCLURG-ALFORD FURNITURE CO. 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Phone 277 McComb, Mississippi SCOTT-LANDRUM DODGE-PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE Canal St. Phone 808 EAT AND DRINK AT CHARLIE’S PLACE “THE COLLEGE HANGOUT” Summit, Mississippi Guy’s Feed and Coal Company DISTRIBUTORS OF STAF-O-LIFE STOCK AND POULTRY FEEDS —AND— MILK-FLO DAIRY FEED PHONE 1476 McComb, Mississippi MISS HATTIE CLARK OPERATOR AT COKER’S BEAUTY SHOP McComb, Mississippi MOORE’S TAXI TRANSFER PHONE 986 McComb, Mississippi JOE-JOE’S Tiger Tavern Night Club Dine and Dance—Sandwiches—Cold Drinks Gas, Oil, Accessories Day and Night—Highway 51 North - - ] VISIT MICKAL’S Abdalla’s MEN’S FURNISHINGS Department Store LADIES’ Main Street McComb. READY-TO-WEAR LADIES’ AND GENTS McComb, Mississippi FURNISHINGS 5 T | T t THEWTR.E J. T. Covington and Son McCOMB DEALERS IN MULES DAILY 2:30 TO 10:30 AND GENERAL MONTHLY PROGRAMS MAILED FARM EQUIPMENT ON REQUEST FERTILIZER IN SEASON Telephone 655 Summit, Mississippi _i! 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