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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1938 volume:

- 7 ' 7$ sV yyu LS X 3 jnc$. The Whispering Pines For 1938 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF SOUTHWEST JUNIOR COLLEGE Summit, Miss. Volume VI ROGER M. BARRETT Editor-in-Chief PRENTISS BROCK Associate Editor SCIENCE HALL ALMA MATER In Southwestern Mississippi, Towering toward the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go by. Forward ever be our watchword Conquer and prevail, Hail to thee our, Alma Mater All Southwest! All Hail! SK WHISPERING TINES T) ED IC A TI 0 N In appreciation of her qualities of friendliness, loyalty, and cooperation which have contributed much to what¬ ever success may have come to us during our college life, we whole-heartedly dedicate this, the sixth volume of the Whispering Pines, to Mrs. Edna Watkins Hewitt. SK WHISPERING ' TINES G1LLIS HALL SK WHISPERING ' PINES GIRLS ' DORMITORY 9K WHISPERING TINES IN MEMORIAM This page dedicated to the memory of DAVID SHELDON REEVES Born.August 21, 1902 Died.February 15, 1938 Mr. Reeves entered Pike County Agricultural High School in Sep¬ tember 1918 as a charter member of the first student body. He was a fine, upstanding student, made a fine record as an athlete, and was beloved by all of his teachers. He later attended Millsaps College, but due to the press of circum¬ stances he did not finish. He married one of Pike Aggie ' s fine girls, Miss Thelma Walker, and to this union two fine boys were added. Six years ago Mr. Reeves was appointed to the Board of Trustees of Southwest Junior College by the Board of Supervisors and served continuously until his death. At the time of his death he was a valued employee of the State Highway Department. We, the Board of Trustees, and J. M. Kenna, President, wish to pay tribute to the worth of our comrade, and to express our profound sorrow at his untimely passing. “The work that he did testifies for him. This page contributed by the Board of Trustees of Southwest Junior College at Mr. Reeves ' death. Burton Godbold President of the Board, Miss Nannie Gillis, Secretary of the Board, J. T. Hutchinson, W. M. Davis, W. C. Price. J. M Kenna, President Southwest. Woe WHISPERING TINES BOARD OF TRUSTEES C. A. REEVES MISS NANNIE GILLIS BURTON GODBOLD J. T. HUTCHINSON W. C. PRICE W. M. DAVIS SK WHISPERING TINES Keyes Fleming Stout Hurst Miller Quin Hurst Kenna Hewitt Cox Kenna Fox Thomae Young Felder Thu FACULTY MR. J. M. KENNA, B. A., M. S. President MR. JOHN I. HURST, B. S., M. S. Dean-Agriculture MR. I. I. FOX, B. S. Social Sciences MR. W. P. YOUNG, B. S. Science MR. LEON STOUT, B. A., M. A. Social Sciences REV. J. B. QUIN, D. D. Bible MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE, B. A., M. A. English MRS. EDNA W. HEWITT, B. A. M. A. Spanish-Voice MISS MINNIE C. FLEMING, B. A. Commerce MRS. GRACE C. FELDER, B. S. Registrar-French MISS STELLA COX, B. A., M. A. Home Economics MRS. FERN MILLER, B. A., M. A. Mathematics MRS. J. I. HURST, B. M. Music MRS. BESSIE KENNA Librarian MRS. FLORA KEYES Matron MR. E. C. YARBOROUGH Band MISS MILDRED GENT Secretary to President SK WHISPERING ' TINES THE COLLEGE OFFICERS THE STUDENT BODY Herman canerday edward Reynolds velner clarke President Vice-President Secretary THE SOPHOMORE CLASS FRED CAMP WILLENA STEWART ELIZABETH HOOD President Vice-President Secretary THE FRESHMEN CLASS WENSEL ESTES KATHARINE BROADWAY MARY ANN SEWELL President Vice-President Secretary SK WHISPERING TINES Where the lake is bright and deep, Where the grey trout lies asleep Up through the pines and o ' er the lea, That ' s the way for you and me. The_; i a SOPHOMORES $7 Ve WHISPERING ' PINES ALLEN, SMITH.Osyka, Miss. Southern Beaux, Christian Council True, quiet, serene His future success is foreseen. BACOT, LAURIE JEAN...Summit, Miss. Vice-President Chi Delta, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club Bouyant, bubbling, bouncing Here she comes a-trouncing. o BERTUS, HILDA.j .Fernwood, Miss. Southern Belles, French Club She can, because she believes she can. BARNES, WALTON.Lake Charles, La. Mystic Knights, Football, “S” Club As an athlete, Barnes really does rate And as a lover—Boy, he’s great! o BARRETT, ROGER.Shuqualak, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, President of French Club, Editor-in-Chief of the Annual, Editor-in-Chief of newspaper. Glee Club, Tennis, Vice-President of Sophomore Literary Society, Secretary and Treasurer of Y. M. C. A. (1), Cheer Leader. Small stature, much brain Likes sunshine, hates rain. BOSTIC, GLADYS.Peoria, Miss. Southern Belles, Spanish Club Give to the world the best that you have And the best will come back to you. o BRENT, BILLIE.Summit, Miss. Glee Club, Spanish Club, Chi Delta A clever girl who can be very light-hearted and equally serious. BATES, BILL....Woodville, Miss. President of Delta Chi Theta (1) Cheer Leader, Glee Club To him everything is fun. We’ve never seen him glum. We WHISPERING TINES BELLUE, MONETTE.Liberty, Miss President of Y. M. C. A. (1) Christian Council A good earnest worker, and also very bright The type that will always do just what is right. BURRIS, JUANITA.Magnolia, Miss. Southern Belles, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Commercial Club, Amite County Club She works well, plays hard, and has a world of fun doing both. BROCK, GRACE..Lexie, Miss. Southern Belles, Christian Council, Music Club, President of Y. W. C. A. (1) I wish, I will, I can—These are her trumpet notes to victory. Broadway, george keller . ..Gilbert, La. Delta Chi Theta, Basketball The world is so full of a number of things I’m sure we should all be as happy as kings. BURRIS, MATTIE LEE. .Smithdale, Miss. Southern Belles She is kind as she is fair, For beauty lives with kindness. BUTLER, MARY ELIZABETH.Summit, Miss. Southern Belles, Music Club She can be amusing with a ready laughter Or quiet, grave and determined. butler, JOSIE NELL.Summit, Miss. Southern Belles, Music Club Someone like you who’s the same Day and Morrow, Someone who’s steadfast in joy or in sorrow. BROCK, PRENTISS.Lexie, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, French Club, Associate Editor of Annual, Glee Club, Associate Editor of Newspaper. Talk about dramatics, he can play the nigger and lover, too. In fact, there’s not much Brock can’t do. WHISPERING TINES BUTLER MARJORIE...Smithdale, Miss. Basketball, Glee Club, Commercial Club, Amite County Club, S. Club Oh! She can’t be still a minute. Where there’s fun she is strictly in it. BULLOCK, HERCANUS.Calvin, La. Basketball, Delta Chi Theta, S. Club It makes no difference where they hail from. Or the shape of their physique. He always likes to be near them Every day in the week. o BURCH, LENELL...Osyka, Miss. Southern Beaux, French Club, Baseball, Basketball He’s the kind of person you like to have around. CARRUTH, DORIS.Summit, Miss. Basketball, Spanish Club, Secretary and Treasurer of Y. W. C. A., Glee Club, Commercial Club, Amite County Club, S. Club Happy, thoughtful, kind, and true. She can sing and play ball too. o CLARKE, VELNER.Frenchman’s Bayou, Arkansas French Club, Chi Delta, Secretary Student Body, Commercial Club The more you know her the sweeter she grows. CAMP, FRED .New Orleans, La. French Club, Glee Club, President of Sophomore Class, Football, Baseball, S. Club, President Delta Chi Theta (1) As president of the class he won great fame, As a football player he did the same. o CANERDAY, HERMAN.Calvin, La. President, Student Body, Football, Delta Chi Theta, S. Club As a leader he is great, Among the students he always rates. COLLINS, NAN.Summit, Miss. Southern Belles, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Commercial Club As cheerful and friendly as she is small. S® in ISPERING TINES CARLISLE, HERMAN.Alexander City, Ala Vice-President of Delta Chi Theta, Football, Basketball, Baseball, French Club, Who’s Who It is not what he has nor what he does which expresses the worth of a man, but what he is. CONNERLY, ALICE LYNN.Summit, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Basketball, Spanish Club, Christian Council, S. Club In her we find the all round girl. No better sport in all the world. o DYKES, MARY.Tylertown, Miss. French Club, Southern Belles When service we desire, our Mary we do hire. COPELAND, MARION.Peoria, Miss. President of Glee Club, Band, Spanish Club Whatever skeptic could inquire for. For every why he had a wherefore. o GARRSON, CLARA.Spartonburg, S. C. French Club, Glee Club, Southern Belles She introduced into our environment some of the lore of South Carolina. CUTRER, J. p.„.Osyka, Miss. Mystic Knights, Spanish Club, Commercial Club Life’s a jest and all things show it, I thought so once, and now I know it. o DUHON, J. V.....Lake Charles,. La Cheer Leader, Mystic Knights. He is known as Mickey Mouse to everyone. Because he likes to have fun. EAST, JESSIE B Summit, Miss Southern Belles, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Home Ec. Club Lovable, yes. She has a host of loyal friends. SK WHISPERING TINES HARVEY, JAMES...Tylertown, Miss. Southern Beaux, Vice-President of Commercial Club He trudges along, knowing what he seeks, Cheerful as he goes. HUGHES, ROBERT. McComb, Miss. Christian Council Twinkle, Twinkle intellectual star. You’re a wonder, yes you are. o McGEHEE, CLARA....Liberty, Miss. Home Economic Club, Southern Belles, Amite County Club The mellow accent of her soft voice Is bound to make her admirers rejoice. McEWEN, HARRIET.Summit, Miss. This maid, who modestly conceals Her beauties, while she hides, reveals. o NORWOOD, BARBARA.McComb, Miss. Southern Belles, French Club Work here, play there, I’m content anywhere. ROBERTS, OTYS MERLE.Fernwood, Miss. Commercial Club, Southern Belles, Glee Club This is just my style of weather, Sunshine, flooding all the place. o ROBINSON, MARTHA ANN.Gloster, Miss. G ee Club, French Club, President of Delta Gamma Delta, Cheer Leader, Amite County Club Her smile goes all the way round and buttons in the back. RUSSELL, KATHRYN.McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Glee Club She has drunk deep at the spring of knowledge. HARMON, ELIZABETH.Jackson, Miss. President of Chi Delta, Glee Club, Christian Council There’s strength in your will and fire in your eyes. HOOD, ELIZABETH...Gloster, Miss. Secreta ry of Delta Gamma Delta, Secretary of Sophomore Class, Commercial Club, Amite County Club Valuable goods are always done up in small packages. o FITZGERALD, PAUL.Summit, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Football, Basketball, “S” Club, Commercial Club He’s awfully long and sort of thin, But a good old guy for the shape he’s in. HUMPHREYS, LUCILLE.McComb, Miss. Glee Club, Southern Belles, Commercial Club, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Reporter of Y. W. C. A., Secretary of Sophomore Literary Society To lend her class a helping hand Garbo’s ever ready. o HEWITT, MELLGUWIN..Summit, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, President of Scionti Music Club, Spanish Club Sweet blue eyes and a character to match. FOLEY, J. r .Hattiesburg, Miss. 1 resident of Mystic Knights (2), Football, Baseball, “S” Club If we should search through and through, ° be tter worker we’ll find than you. o JONES, KATHERINE.Liberty, Miss. Home Economics Club, Southern Belles, Basketball, Amite County Club A gentle dignity that did not keep her from being a swell basketball player. may, dixie. McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta Dixie never failed to come to class prepared. If we copied her paper more of us would pass. C M WHISPERING “TINES HUX, FRED..New Orleans, La. President of Southern Beaux, Boxing, Glee Club Small in statue, but, boy how he can box. JORDAN, DENNIS.McCall Creek, Miss. Christian Council An honest man is the noblest work of God. o SMITH, ANNETTE.Peoria, Miss. Chi Delta, Amite County Club, Commercial Club As sociable as a basket of kittens. SMITH, MARGARET ELLEN.Amite, La. Delta Gamma Delta, Home Ec. Club, Christian Council, President of Y. W. C. A., Band, Music Club A cheerful beauty, a friendly smile, A charm of friendship all the while. o SMITH, GWYNETH.Lexie, Miss. Southern Belles, Home Ec. Club With gentle, yet prevailing force. Intent upon her destined course. STEPHENS, BEULAH.Paden, Miss. Southern Belles, Glee Club The sweetest thing that ever grew. The sweetest girl we ever knew. o KEITH, JIM...Shreveport, La. Delta Chi Theta, Football I’ll soon cast off my boyish pranks and be a man. KAUFMAN, MARCUS.-.Heber Springs, Ark. Mystic Knights, Football, Spanish Club, S Club, Glee Club Speak to him, ladies; see if you can move him. o MARTIN, WILLIE.Tylertown, Miss. Southern Beaux, Spanish Club, Glee Club He loves life and likes to make his friends happy. 4 SK WHISPERING TINES McEWEN, RUFUS...Summit, Miss. Silence is the symbol of wisdom. STEPHENS, ELIZABETH....McComb, Miss. Southern Belles, Glee Club. You’re not a comedy of Errors, nor a Midsummer’s Night Dream! But take it “As You Like It”, you are just what you seem. o POOLE, DON.. ..Gloster, Miss. Glee Club, S Club, Football Take your time, have your fun Let the old world flicker on. ROBERTS, LLOYD.Summit, Miss. Southern Beaux, Spanish Club Full happiness consists in a multitude of friends. RANDALL, MORRIS..Gloster, Miss. Southern Beauxs, Commercial Club, Amite County Club Energy and persistence conquer all things. STEWART, WILLENA.. ..Gillsburg, Miss. President of Southern Belles, Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Amite County Club She has the ginger, she has the pep, If you don’t believe it, watch her step. STOGNER ELIZABETH.Tylertown, Miss. Who’s Who, Southern Belles, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Chris¬ tian Council, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Vice-President of Y. W. C. A. (1). President of Sophomore Literary Society. Success is in the glad, glad hello you give ycur fellow man, It’s in your laughter and the joys you plan. PRESCOTT, HARRISON.Magnolia, Miss. Glee Club, Delta Chi Theta, Amite County Club Is he in it, I should smile. He’s been in it a long, long while. TONY, RUTH._..Ruth, Miss. Southern Belles, Home Ec. Club Pretty to talk with and pleasant to think upon. SK WHISPERING -TINES SIMS, EMMIT.DeQuincy, Miss. Who’s Who, Mystic Knights, Football, Baseball, “S” Club As for boys, he’s the best all round. Really a better one can never be found. TUMEY, CHRISTINE..Liberty, Miss. Southern Belles She looks timid, silent, and shy But she is really merry, sporting, and spry. o TUMEY, CHRISTLEY.Liberty, Miss. Southern Beaux When hearts are true Few words will do. WALKER, FREIDA.Fernwood, Miss. Glee Club, Southern Belles Her merit wins the soul. o WILLIAMS, LAVELLE...Summit, Miss. Commercial Club, Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Delta Gamma Delta When those big blue eyes look up at you, A world of sweetness comes through. WHITTINGTON, OUIDA..Summit, Miss. Southern Belles, Commercial Club, Amite County Club There is no day without a deed to crown her. o STOKES, WARD . . .Liberty, Miss. Southern Beaux, Commercial Club, Amite County Club Dimples, did you say? Yes, and beautiful eyes too. WILLOUGHBY, BYRD.Summit, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Basketball, President of Spanish Club, Who’s Who, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, “S” Club A great old girl as you have heard, Is our playful, twittering little Byrd. o WHITTINGTON, S. B..Summit, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Annual Staff, President of Commercial Club, Glee Club, Newspaper Staff Never trouble trouble Till trouble troubles you. SK WHISPERING TINES One impulse from a vernal wood May teach you more of man, Of moral evil and of good, Than all the sages can. 9K WHISPERING TINES ALLEN, LEE.„.Magnolia, Miss. Southern Beaux, Commercial Club, Football, Baseball BARRON, ELLA JANE._.Smithdale, Miss. Southern Belles, Spanish Club, Amite County Club o BELLUE, LOUISE.Liberty, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Secretary of Y. W. C. A., Scionti Music Club, Amite County Club, Newspaper Staff, Home Economics Club, Annual Staff ARNOLD, BILLY.Magnolia, Miss. Southern Beaux o ARDILLO, NICK...Amite, La. Delta Chi Theta, Football, “S” Club BERTUS, ATHELEE.Fernwood, Miss. French Club, Commercial Club o BRENT, LAURIE MAE.McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, Commercial Club BACOT, JOHN...Osyka, Miss. Southern Beaux o BAILEY, GEORGE.Alexander City, Ala. Delta Chi Theta, Business Manager of Annual, Football, Baseball, Tennis, “S” Club BROADWAY KATHERINE.Gilbert, La. Delta Gamma Delta, Vice-President of Freshman Class, Home Economics Club, Basketball, “S” Club 19 ' Wj0 38 w SK WHISPERING TINES BEARDEN, EDWIN.Summit, Miss. Commercial Club BURRIS, AGNES.Magnolia, Miss. Glee Club, Southern Belles, Christian Council o FORTENBERRY, MAID LENE.Tylertown, Miss. Southern Belles, Spanish Club, Basketball BRATTON, CLARENCE.Gaffney, S. C. Southern Beaux, Football o BROWN, GARLAND...Natchez, Miss. Southern Beaux GARRISON, DORIS...Spartenburg, S. C. Southern Belles, Glee Club, Music Club, French Club o HALL, IONA......Magnolia, Miss. Southern Belles, Home Economics Club BROWN, HAROLD....Summit, Miss. Delta Chi Theta o COOPER, CASPER.Gloster, Miss. Southern Beaux, Commercial Club, Amite County Club HARRIS, NEVELLA Summit, Miss. Southern Belles, Glee Club, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff SK WHISPERING TINES CRESAP, BERNARR......McComb, Miss. Glee Club, Spanish Club, Vice-President of Freshman Literary Society, Reporter of Y. M. C. A. (2), Who’s Who KING, EILEEN....Auburn, Miss. Southern Belles, Home Economics Club o LEWIS, LULA.McCall Creek, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Basketball, Glee Club DAVIS, RALPH. Alexander City, Ala. Delta Chi Theta, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Who’s Who, “S” Club o DAWSON, THOMAS.-.Smithdale, Miss. Southern Beaux, Glee Club, Amite County Club, Basketball LEWIS, LUNA.McCall Creek, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Basketball, Glee Club MANNING, HELEN.Tylertown, Miss. Southern Belles, French Club DeCOUX, ROBERT.McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Football, Baseball, “S” Club o 9K WHISPERING TINES ESTES, WENSEL.Tylsrtown, Miss. President of Freshman Class, French Club, Reporter of Y. M. C. A. (1) Band, Cheerleader, Mystic Knights MARTIN, ALMA.Summit, Miss. Southern Belles, Home Economics Club o MARTIN, ALICE.Summit, Miss. Suothern Belles, Home Economics Club, Vice-President of Y. W. C. A., Christian Council GINN, J. D.Tylertown, Miss. Southern Beaux, Commercial Club o GORDON, BILLY.Liberty, Miss. Southern Beaux, Reporter of French Club, Reporter of Fresh¬ men L.terary Society, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Amite County Club MATTHEWS, LUCILLE.Lake Charles, La. Chi Delta, Who’s Who o MCDONALD, CECILE.McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, French Club HAFFEY, CLAUDE.McComb, Miss. Mystic Knights, Baseball, Commercial Club o McGUFFEE, MILDRED......McComb, Miss. Basketball, Glee Club, Secretary of Freshmen Literary Society, Chi Delta, Cheer Leader, “S” Club HARPER, EDWARD.McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Glee Club, Tennis, French Club, Commercial Club, Band 9K WHISPERING TINES McComb, Miss HAROLD, RUSSELL...Summit, Miss. Southern Beaux McKinley, virgene. Southern Belles, Basketball, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Commercial Club MOORE, BETTY BEALL.McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Who’s Who HICKS, L. H.. Hickory Grove, S. C. Southern Beaux, Band HOLMES, WENDELL.Heber Springs, Ark. Southern Beaux, Christian Council, Football NUNNERY, MATTIE LEE.Summit, Miss. Southern Belles, Home Economics Club PAGE, VIRGINIA.McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, French Club JONES, LATRELLE.. ..Selma, Ala. Delta Chi Theta, Football, Basketball, Baseball, “S” Club JONES, WILLIAM.. ..Osyka, Miss. Southern Beaux PRICE, WILDA.Pricedale, Miss. Southern Belles, Commercial Club SR WHISPERING TINES LEWIS, CLEMON.McCall Creek, Miss. Mystic Knights, Basketball, “S” Club MAROUN, MARVIN.-.Shreveport, La. Delta Chi Theta, Football, Baseball, French Club, “S’ Club o QUIN, LOUISE.Tylertown, Miss. Southern Belles, French Club, Commercial Club McDANIEL, CHARLIE.Summit, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Commercial Club o NELSON, BILLY D.McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Band RUSSELL, EDWINA. .McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Commercial Club o SEWELL, MARY ANN.Liberty, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Secretary of Freshman Cless, Glee Club, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Spanish Club, Amite County Club NEWMAN, JOHN EDWARD.McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta o 1 f i i 1 4 i i 4 r: p NEWMAN, EVERETTE...Liberty, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Amite County Club, Band, Tennis SCHNEIDER, EMILY.McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, President of Freshman Literary Society, Vice-President of Spanish Club, Who’s Who 9K WHISPERING TINES POWELL, LEON.McComb, Miss. Southern Beaux, Glee Club, Commercial Club, President of Y. M. C. A. (2), Christian Council STEED, CHRISTINE..Greensburg, La. Delta Gamma Delta, Tennis, Glee Club o THOMPSON, LOUISE.Tylertown, Miss. Southern Belles, French Club, Commercial Club RANDALL, ADRIAN.Gloster, Miss. Southern Beaux, Commercial Club, Amite County Club o REYNOLDS, EDWARD.Liberty, Miss. Vice-President of Student Body, Vice-President of Y. M. C. A. (2) French Club, Annual Staff THORNHILL, MELBA.Tylertown, Miss. Chi Delta, French Club, Home Economics Club, Tennis o TRIPLETT, ALINE.Centreville, Miss. Southern Belles, French Club, Commercial Club, Band REEVES, JULIUS.Magnolia, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Who’s Who o ROBBINS, FORD.Monticello, Miss. Mystic Knights, Commercial Club WALKER, NELL.Auburn, Miss. Vice President of Glee Club, Chi Delta, Secretary and Treas¬ urer of Commercial Club, Home Economics Club, Band w%r 38 w UTx WHISPERING TINES SMITH, LONNIE...McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Basketball. Spanish, Club, Commercial Club, “S” Club WALKER, MERLE.Smithdale, Miss. Chi Delta, Glee Club, French Club, Commercial Club, Amite County Club, Cheer Leader o WALL, NATALIE.Monroe, La. Glee Club, Commercial Club, French Club TRAYLOR, MONROE.McComb, Miss. Glee Club, Southern Beaux, Spanish Club, French Club, Band o WELCH, J. B.Osyka, Miss. Glee Club, Southern Beaux WATTS, MARY MARGARET.Hammond, La. Spanish Club, Reporter of Commercial Club, Southern Belles o WESTBROOK, BRENESS...McCall Creek, Miss. Southern Belles WILMESHERR, MILTON.McComb, Miss. French Club, Southern Beaux o WILLIAMS, GRAYSON.Fernwood, Miss. Commercial Club WILKINSON, LOUISE . Gloster, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Amite County Club o WILSON, MARTHA..Monticello, Miss. Southern Belles, French Club, Home Economics Club Thej ATHLETICS 9R WHISPERING SPINES I saw the pines against the white north sky, Very beautiful, and still, and bending over Their sharp black heads against a quiet sky, And there was peace in them. COACH FOX FRED CAMP Quarterback KID” WALDROP Halfback - J. R. FOLEY Quarterback ROD” DAVIS Halfback “DON” POOLE Halfback JIM KEITH Quarterback GEORGE BAILEY Halfback ROBERT DeCOUX Fullback “SKEEZIX” BURRIS End COACH YOUNG Assistant Coach WALTON BARNES Tackle EMMET SIMS End “CHUBBY” KAUFMAN Tackle HERMAN CANERDAY Guard “RED” WASHBURN Center NICK ARDILLO Guard MARVIN MAROUN Center HERMAN CARLISLE End “GOATIE” EDWARDS End £7K WHISPERING TINES TEAM RECORD The Southwest Pilots presented one of the most formidable and dangerous teams in the conference this year. While the number of vic¬ tories and defeats were exactly the same our boys were definitely the best team on the field in many instances where we lost. We WHISPERING SPINES In the initial game the Pilots outplayed the Mississippi College Re¬ serves and came out on top with a 13-12 victory. The featured attraction of the game was a 60 yard run by Jim Keith. However this game crip¬ pled some of our best men and when we went to Southeastern we lost 55-7. Still crippled our team hit a slump and lost to Perkinston by 7-0 and to Scooba by 6-0. The game with Scooba was lost partly by a series of bad breaks. Coming out of the losing streak the Pilots meeting Moorhead next, won the game. The game was very exciting. This is indicated by the close score of 13-12. Riding the waves of victory, Southwest swamped Raymond with our greatest score of the season, 20-7. The Pilots then journeyed south to Poplarville. Meeting their former coach—Stovall’s team—they met defeat by a 25-20 score. Our team, not satisfied with the results scheduled another game to be played at Columbia, Miss. In the next game, with Decatur, neither team could gain the ad¬ vantage. The two teams fought up and down the field, neither able to cross the touchdown line. When the gun sounded the score was 0-0. In weather that even the stands could not stand, Southwest met bitter defeat by a score of 25-0, when they met Wesson. In the second game of the year with Poplarville, the game that would really decide which was the better team, the Pilots were victorious. The game was played at Columbia, Miss., and we won with the score of 18-6. Bringing down the curtain on the football season the Pilots jour¬ neyed to Alexander City, Alabama where the coach and a large portion of our team live. Here they played the Alabama State Teachers College team and won 13-7. In the closing seconds of the game Robert DeCoux ran 90 yards after intercepting a pass to score the winning touchdown. Although we were not champions, the year was very successful. We lose only a few of our players so next year should be even more successful. SK WHISPERING TINES Fox Bullock Lewis Fitzgerald Waldrop Washburn Carlisle Smith Branch Burris Davis Maroun basketball Like the football team, the basketball team nearly split even with their opponents during the season. Starting slowly, Southwest and Poplarville divided a pair of games. Then Goodman won a couple. In a four game series with Raymond Southwest won three. Striking a recess after this winning streak Southwest lost a game each to Wesson and to Goodman. On top again the Pilots beat Poplarville two games. Going up against several good teams the Pilots lost to Wesson once and to Moorehead twice. Going into the Tournament with a team that was much feared by those teams that stood out in front we won the first game with Raymond. Advancing to the semi-finals the pilots lost to Good¬ man by a one point victory. The team was composed of: Forwards—Smith, Lewis, Davis, Bullock, and Burch; Guards— Fitzgerald, Canerday, Burris; Centers—Carlisle, and Washburn. The team produced this year at Southwest probably afforded the spectators more basketball enjoyment than any other team formed here. Practically all of the games were won or lost by a one or two point lead. Several of the games had to be played five minutes to ten minutes longer to break a tie. The games were breath-taking with their speed and desperate last minute fight¬ ing for victory. Games were won even as the whistle blew by a desperate throw to the goal. The team may not have been the best in the conference but it was surely the most interest¬ ing. m WHISPERING TINES Barron Carruth Hurst Wall McGuffee Maroun Butler Lewis Jones McKinley Matthews Willoughby Lewis Fortenberry girls ' Basketball TEAM RECORD The Girls, we believe, had the best team of the Junior Colleges in the state. Due to bad breaks they missed the championship. They beat the present champions, Wesson, by a very one sided score during the season. In a warm up game our girls lost to a Tupelo independent team. Swinging into play the Pilotesses won two from Poplarville and split a pair with Goodman. Still going strong Raymond was the next team to lose twice to our girls ' team. The tide turned when they invaded Raymond on their own court and Southwest lost two hard fought games. Meeting two strong teams just after losing two games was too hard for the Pilotesses and they lost one each to Wesson and to Goodman. Pulling out of this losing streak the girls won every game from then until the tournament was held. Those who met defeat by our sextet were: Poplarville—two games; Wesson—one game; Moorhead—two games. The season ended with a game with the Galveston, Texas Champions. The Pilotesses lost this game, but they showed good form. In the tournament Southwest lost to Wesson, the eventual Champions. The year was very successful although our girls missed the championship. We lose Willoughby, Carruth, Jones, and Butler, this year but “Deanie” expects to fill these places so we should have a good team next year. 9K WHISPERING TINES BASEBALL, TENNIS, AND BOXING Coach Young had good material for his baseball team this year and he quickly shaped up a crack team. They had beaten every team up to the time when the Annual went to press. Here is their record so far. They are playing Raymond now for the district championship. Southwest 5 Southeastern 8 Southwest 9 Southeastern 3 Southwest 5 Wesson 0 Southwest 7 Southeastern 6 Southwest 2 Wesson 3 Southwest 4 Wesson 1 Southwest 3 Wesson 7 Southwest 8 Wesson 6 Southwest 3 Raymond 6 Coach Fox had a good tennis team but they had many difficulties in their way. Southwest first beat Wesson and then Wesson retaliated by beating our courtsmen. Raymond then got a slight edge on us in a pair of matches, on our court and on theirs. In the tournament Southwest eliminated Wesson and then had to play Raymond the same evening for the championship. Naturally they were too tired to be at their best. They were beaten after some hard matches. Fred Hux is due much praise for boxing record. He hitch-hiked to Poplarville, fought two fellows and won the featherweight champion¬ ship. We congratulate Hux for his good boxing and grit. SK WHISPERING ' PINES I heard a thousand blended notes While in a grove, I sat reclined. Thej ORGANIZATIONS HR WHISPERING TINES CHRISTIAN COUNCIL First Row: Margaret Ellen Smith, Elizabeth Harm:n, Alice Martin, Mary Elizabeth Butler Second Row: Smith Allen, Elizabeth Stogner, Alice Conerly, Mrs. Fern Miller, Agnes Burris, Wendell Holmes Third Row: Leon Powell, Dennis Jordon, Howard Kinlaw, Monette Bellue. SK WHISPERING TINES Y. W. C. A. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester GRACE BROCK ELIZABETH STOGNER DORIS CARRUTH President MARGARET ELLEN SMITH Vice-President ALICE MARTIN Secretary LOUISE BELLUE MRS. EDNA W. HEWITT, Sponsor First Semester MONETTE BELLUE HOWARD KINLAW ROGER BARRETT Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS Second Semester President LEON POWELL Vice-President EDWARD REYNOLDS Secretary WENDELL HOLMES MR. J. I. HURST, Sponsor Woe WHISPERING TINES SOPHOMORE LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS ELIZABETH STOGNER. President ROGER BARRETT. Vice-President LUCILLE HUMPHRIES. Secretary MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE, Sponsor FRESHMAN LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS EMILY SCHNEIDER.President BERNARR CRESAP.Vice-President MILDRED McGUFFEE.Secretary MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE, Sponsor 9 5 ? WHISPERING TINES THE COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS S. B. WHITTINGTON. .President JAMES HARVEY... NELL WALKER. Seeretarv FIRST ROW SECOND ROW ...►Jv Cl C LCtI Jr THIRD ROW Claude Haffey J. P. Cutrer Ward Stokes Emily Schneider Lucille Humphries S. B. Whittington Virginia Page Freida Walker Ouida Whittington Athelee Bertus Lavelle Williams Natalie Wall Francis Johnson Miss Minnie C. Fleming Wilda Price Imogene Pace Louise Quin Leon Powell Annette Smith Merle Walker Mary Margaret Watts Velner Clarke Louise Thompson Paul Fitzgerald Doris Carruth Virgene McKinley Edward Harper J. D. Ginn Aline Triplett FOURTH ROW Otys Merle Roberts Charlie McDaniel Ford Robbins Lee Allen Lonnie Smith a Vfie WHISPERING TINES THE FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS ROGER BARRETT. MARTHA ANN ROBINSON. WILLENA STEWART. .President Vice-President .Secretary ROGER BARRETT ATHELEE BERTUS HILDA BERTUS LANELL BURCH PRENTISS BROCK FREDDIE CAMP HERMAN CARLISLE VELNER CLARKE MARY DYKES WENSEL ESTES CLARA GARRISON DORIS GARRISON BILLIE GORDON EDWARD HARPER MARVIN MAROUN HELEN MANNING cecile McDonald BARBARA NORWOOD VIRGINIA PAGE LOUISE QUIN EDWARD REYNOLDS MARTHA ANN ROBINSON WILLENA STEWART MONROE TRAYLOR ALINE TRIPLETT LOUISE THOMPSON MELBA THORNHILL MERLE WALKER NATALIE WALL MILTON WILMERSHER MARTHA WILSON MRS. GRACE FELDER m WHISPERING TINES THE SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS RUBY BYRD WILLOUGHBY.President EMILY SCHNEIDER.Vice-President PATRICIA CASSIDY.....Secretary LAURIE JEAN BACOT ELLA JANE BARRON GLADYS BOSTIC JUANITA BURRIS BILLIE BRENT LAURIE MAE BRENT DORIS CARRUTH MARION COPELAND NAN COLLINS J. P. CUTRER BERNARR CRESAP ALBERT DUNN JESSIE B. EAST MAID L. FORTENBERRY MELLGUWIN HEWITT FRED HUX MARCUS KAUFMAN WILLIE MARTIN MILDRED McGUFFEE virgine McKinley BETTIE BEALL MOORE LLOYD ROBERTS LONNIE SMITH MARY ANN SEWELL EMILY SCHNEIDER ELIZABETH STOGNER MONROE TRAYLOR MARY MARGARET WATTS RUBY BYRD WILLOUGHBY MRS. EDNA W. HEWITT 9fie WHISPERING TINES CLOTHING MISS STELLA COX, Instructor LOUISE BELLUE IONA HALL EILEEN KING ALICE MARTIN MARJORIE NORMAN CHRISTINE STEED MELBA THORNHILL NELL WALKER Members KATHERINE BROADWAY NEVELLA HARRIS HELEN MANNING ALMA MARTIN MATTIE LEE. NUNNERY ELIZABETH STEPHENS MERLE WALKER LOUISE WILKINSON MARTHA WILSON m SK WHISPERING ' TINES FOODS MISS STELLA COX, Instructor Members LAURIE JEAN BACOT VELNER CLARKE JESSIE B. EAST ALICE MARTIN CLARA McGEHEE MARGARET ELLEN SMITH CHRISTINE STEED MELBA THORNHILL LAVELLE WILLIAMS KATHERINE BROADWAY NAN COLLINS KATHERINE JONES ALMA MARTIN MILDRED McGUFFEE GWYNETH SMITH RUTH TONEY NELL WALKER IMOGENE PACE m WHISPERING TINES GLEE CLUB ROGER BARRETT FREIDA WALKER JUANITA BURRIS AGNES BURRIS MARJORIE BUTLER BILLIE BRENT PRENTISS BROCK FRED CAMP MARION COPELAND DORIS CARRUTH BERNARR CRESAP NAN COLLINS ALICE LYNN CONERLY THOMAS DAWSON ALBERT DUNN MILTON EDWARDS JESSIE B. EAST CLARA GARRISON DORIS GARRISON ELIZABETH HARMON EDWARD HARPER MELLGUWIN HEWITT LUCILLE HUMPHRIES NEVELLA HARRIS MARCUS KAUFMAN LULA LEWIS LUNA LEWIS WILLIE MARTIN MILDRED McGUFFEE VIRGINE McKINLEY BARBARA NORWOOD DON POOLE LEON POWELL HARRISON PRESCOTT OTYS MERLE ROBERTS MARTHA ANN ROBINSON MARY ANN SEWELL CHRISTINE STEED BEULAH STEPHENS ELIZABETH STEPHENS ELIZABETH STOGNER MONROE TRAYLOR NELL WALKER MERLE WALKER NATALIE WALL J. B. WELCH LOUISE WILKINSON LAVELLE WILLIAMS S. B. WHITTINGTON MRS. EDNA WATKINS HEWITT Vfie WHISPERING TINES THE GLEE CLUB MRS. EDNA WATKINS HEWITT, Director MEMBERS MARION COPELAND _President MILDRED McGUFFEE__Secretary NELL WALKER__.. Vice President S. B. WHITTINGTON.Business Manager The Glee Club of Southwest was organized under the direction of Mrs. Edna W. Hewitt in 1927. From the very beginning the Club has functioned as one of the distinguishing features of the Southwest spirit of service. Year by year Glee club members have gone into the near-by communities for various programs—weddings, funerals, church services, and school functions. During this session members have served on forty different occasions and have thoroughly enjoyed the contacts made. V6e WHISPERING TINES THE SCIONTI MUSIC CLUB MRS. J. I. HURST, Director Members GRACE BROCK MARY ELIZABETH BUTLER JOSIE NELL BUTLER LOUISE BELLUE DORIS GARRISON MELLGUWIN HEWITT ADENE HURST AYLEEN HURST GRACE REEVES MARGARET ELLEN SMITH 0 5? WHISPERING TINES DELTA GAMMA DELTA LOUISE BELLUE KATHERINE BROADWAY ALICE CONERLY MELLGUWIN HEWITT ELIZABETH HOOD LULA LEWIS LUNA LEWIS MARTHA ANN ROBINSON Members MARY ANN SEWELL MARGARET SMITH CHRISTINE STEED LOUISE WILKINSON LAVELLE WILLIAMS RUBY WILLOUGHBY MRS. EDNA HEWITT IMOGENE PACE MYSTIC KNIGHTS Walton Barnes J. R. Foley Clemon Lewis Members J. P. Cutrer Claude Haffey Emm it Sims J. V. Duhon M. Kaufman W. P. Young SK WHISPERING TINES CHI DELTA Members LAURIE JEAN BACOT DIXIE MAE EMILY SCHNEIDER BILLIE BRENT MILDRED McGUFFEE MELBA THORNHILL LAURA MAE BRENT BETTIE BEALL MOORE NELL WALKER VELNER CLARKE VIRGINIA PAGE MERLE WALKER ELIZABETH HARMON KATHERINE RUSSELL MISS STELLA COX LUCILLE MATTHEWS ANNETTE SMITH 9K WHISPERING ' PINES m DELTA CHI THETA ROGER BARRETT BILL BATES GEORGE BAILEY G. K. BROADWAY PRENTISS BROCK HAROLD BROWN Members HERCANUS BULLOCK FRED CAMP HERMAN CANERDAY HERMAN CARLISLE RALPH DAVIS ROBERT DeCOUX PAUL FITZGERALD EDWARD HARPER HARRISON PRESCOTT LATRELLE JONES MARVIN MAROUN CHARLIE McDANIEL BILLY D. NELSON EVERETTE NEWMAN JOHN EDWARD NEWMAN JULIUS REEVES LONNIE SMITH S. B. WHITTINGTON I. I. FOX UBe WHISPERING TINES SOUTHERN BELLES ELLA JANE BARRON HILDA BERTUS AGNES BURRIS JAUNITA BURRIS GLADYS BOSTIC MATTIE LEE BURRIS GRACE BROCK JOSIE NELL BUTLER MARY E. BUTLER NAN COLLINS MARY DYKES JESSIE B. EAST MAID LENE FORTENBERRY DORIS GARRISON CLARA GARRISON IONA HALL LUCILLE HUMPHRIES KATHERINE JONES EILEEN KING HELEN MANNING ALICE MARTIN ALMA MARTIN CLARA McGEHEE virgine McKinley MATTIE LEE NUNNERY WILDA PRICE LOUISE QUIN OTYS MERLE ROBERTS GWYNETH SMITH WILLENA STEWART BEULAH STEPHENS ELIZABETH STEPHENS ELIZABETH STOGNER LOUISE THOMPSON RUTH TONEY ALINE TRIPLETT CHRISTINE TUMEY FREIDA WALKER MARY MARGARET WATTS BRENESS WESTBROOK MARTHA WILSON MRS. BESSIE KENNA OUIDA WHITTINGTON MISS EARNESTINE THOMAE Mrs. Fern Miller, Sponsor; Mrs. J. I. Hurst, Mrs. Flora Keyes, Miss Mildred Gent, Miss Minnie Fleming SK WHISPERING TINES SOUTHERN BEAUX SMITH ALLEN LEE ALLEN JOHN BACOT LANELL BURCH CLARENCE BRATTON CASPER COOPER ALBERT DUNN THOMAS DAWSON J. D. GINN BILLY GORDON JAMES HARVEY RUSSELL HAROLD L. H. HICKS WENDELL HOLMES FRED HUX WILLIAM JONES WILLIE MARTIN LEON POWELL ADRIAN RANDALL MORRIS RANDALL LLOYD ROBERTS WARD STOKES CHRISTLEY TUMEY J. B. WELCH 19 i VJx WHISPERING ' PINES THE AMITE COUNTY CLUB First Row ANNETTE SMITH EDWARD REYNOLDS LOUISE BELLUE CLARA McGEHEE MARTHA ANN ROBINSON MARJORIE BUTLER MERLE WALKER MATTIE LEE BURRIS CHRISTINE TUMEY Members Second Row J. P. CUTRER WARD STOKES GOLDEN BRANCH ELLA JANE BARRON DORIS CARRUTH BRENESS WESTBROOK MONETTE BELLUE S. B. WHITTINGTON GORDON MacINTOSH CASPER COOPER THIRD ROW HARRISON PRESCOTT LEON POWELL BILLY GORDON BEN TUMEY DON POOLE Seated OUIDA WHITTINGTON LOUISE WILKINSON AGNES BURRIS Tho FEATURES (t 0 I SK WHISPERING TINES Blue with violets, fresh with laughter, And softly shaded and sweetly scented. ELIZABETH STOGNER (Miss Southwest) MARTHA ANN ROBINSON I LUNA LEWIS LULA LEWIS BETTY BEALL MOORE cecile McDonald EMILY SCHNEIDER KATHERINE BROADWAY VIRGINIA PAGE SK WHISPERING TINES WHO’S RUBY BYRD WILLOUGHBY (Best Athlete) LUCILLE MATTHEWS (Campus Flirt) BETTY BEALL MOORE (Cutest Girl) EMILY SCHNEIDER (Most Popular) (Most Intellectual) SK WHISPERING TINES WHO JULIUS REEVES EMMIT SIMS (Most Handsome) RALPH DAVIS (Campus Sheik) (Best All Around) BERNARR CRESAP HERMAN CARLISLE (Most Intellectual) JAMES WALDROP (Best Athlete) (Most Popular) SK WHISPERING ' TINES ANNU AL STAFF OF WHISPERING TINES WHISPERING PINES GEORGE BAILEY S. B. WHITTINGTON Business Manager Associate Business Manager STOGNER HARRIS RUSSELL REYNOLDS WILLOUGHBY GORDON BELLUE SEWELL HUMPHRIES 1i I Natural Gas YOUR QUICK, CLEAN, ECONOMICAL SERVANT FOR COOKING WATER HEATING HOUSE HEATING REFRIGERATION Use Natural Gas for All 4 Services. It is the smallest item in your family budget! UNITED GAS c o R P O R A T I O N ♦ ♦ Southwest Mississippi Junior College Doing two years of College 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 | The Progressive j Bank { Safe, Sound Conservative SUMMIT MISSISSIPPI Kenna Service Station Murray W. Kenna SUMMIT PHONE 55 MISS. MIXON Insurance Co. McCOMB MISSISSIPPI DR. E. A. RUSSELL Chiropractor McCOMB MISSISSIPPI MI BAKING CO. McCOMB MISSISSIPPI MODERN TO THE MINUTE ARE THE NEW Buicks and Chevrolets McNEES MOTORS INCORPORATED BUICK AND CHEVROLET DEALERS STATE STREET McCOMB, MISS. J. F. SCHLUTER HARDWARE SUMMIT MISSISSIPPI FLY’S DRUG STORE Prescription Druggist Send Us Your Mail Orders WE PAY THE POSTAGE PHONE 113 SUMMIT, MISS. State Pharmacy : Joe McCosker Drugs, Cigarettes, Candy PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY State Theatre Building Phone 277 McCOMB, MISS. 1 Compliments of County Officials AMITE COUNTY E. G. NELSON Chancery Clerk H. G. GORDON Circuit Clerk E. T. HARVEY Sheriff J. N. STEELE Supt. of Education iiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii PIKE COUNTY DONALD DUNN Chancery Clerk MADISON HOLMES Circuit Clerk A. P. BRENT Supervisor MISS NANNIE GILLIS Supt. of Education W. F. JACKSON County Judge GORDON ROACH County Attorney DUTCH MARX Tax Assessor ANDREW BARKLEY President of Board of Supervisors W. F. WEBB Supervisor WALTHALL COUNTY SETH E. GINN Chancery Clerk FRED SARTIN Circuit Clerk J. J. GULLEDGE Supt. of Education NEED CONLEY Sheriff 0. B. ELLIOT County Demonstration Agent HENRY WOOD Supervisor J. T. COVINGTON SON Dealers in MULES and General Farm Equipment Fertilizer in Season SUMMIT MISS. David Hutchinson RADIO EQUIPMENT Summit Mississippi Farmers Grocery and Grain “Wholesale to Everybody” Summit Mississippi Hyman Mercantile Co, Summit Mississippi C. Atkinson and Son Summit Mississippi CHRONOLOGICAL CALENDAR Sept. 8—School opens. Led by “Fuzzy” everybody goes to Science building to cele¬ brate. When he opens door he knocks a carpenter off a scaffold. School is closed until “Fuzzy” recuperates. Sept. 13—School opens. Led by “Fuzzy” everybody goes to Science building to celebrate. “Fuzzy” sends Willie Martin in to investigate. Coast clear celebration begins. Sophomore Lit. is main course. Sept. 14—Half students leave school. Sept. 16—“Nick” Ardillo and Bill Bates take Freshmen, Edwards and Newman, in vacant room to teach them. Freshmen learn rapidly. Bates and Ardillo write home for more money. Sept. 19—Sam Haynes enters school. Sees new buildings. Wrong college. Goes back home. Sept. 25—“Ma” Keyes finishes breaking students in. Everybody settled down to grits and gravy. Sept. 29—“Deanie” takes football players to field to pick cotton. Nine sunstrokes, seven cases of flu, eleven “bad arms” and five unknown diseases. “Deanie”, Lloyd Roberts and Gus pick cotton. Oct. 4—First Issue of Scandal sheet (Whispering Pines to you). Lovers start being a little more careful. Oct. 11—Girls buy radio on installment plan from Sears, Roebuck. $1.16 paid already. Oct. 15—“Ernie” takes in Jackson Fair. Banners flying. Oct. 17—Barrett and Stogner start making eyes at each other. Oct. 18—Bates and Barrett buy a tube of toothpaste. Dormitory rejoices. Oct. 20—Charlie “Three-finger” Daley wins checker championship. Oct. 24—Japan and China getting hot. “Fuzzy” makes speech on evils of war. Japan and China still fighting. OU. 29—Barrett and Bates give out of toothpaste. Dormitory mourns. Nov. 1—Girls go through boys ' dormitory. Boys go through girls’ dormitory. Score 0-0. Bill Bates swipes Louise Wilkerson’s toothpaste. Boys again rejoice. Girls mourn. Nov. 3—Carlisle not decided about a girl. All girls still hopeful. Nov. 8—Aunt Minnie announces in chapel “We usually date on Saturday night.” Saturday night. Boys rush to Girls’ Dormitory. Aunt Minnie gone. Boys very unhappy. Nov. 11—“Scandal” column changed to “Shovels of Dirt.” We wonder why. Nov. 15—Carlisle decides to remain faithful to home town girl. Girls in mourning. Nov. 19—Wesson wins. No shirt-tail parade. Students exceedingly sad. Nov. 25—Thanksgiving day. Ma gives us a real Thanksgiving dinner. Dec. 4—Southwest beats Stovall’s team after being defeated in conference game. Sweet Revenge. Dec. 6—Pilots invade Alabama. Bring home bacon. DeCoux a hero. Whatta man. Dec. 9—Coach “Old Pug” Hux starts drive for boxing team. Jones, Whittington (Accordion Whit) Dunn and Traylor start out. Mississippi Power Light Company ! A Mississippi Institution McCOMB MISSISSIPPI ♦ ♦ 1 ! The | McComb F. W. Woolworth ! Milling Company ! Co. • McComb, Mississippi J Manufacturers of | HIGH GRADE FEED J. D. FLY | AND FLOUR Home of Good Clothes | McComb, Mississippi For Men and Young Men McComb, Mississippi Dec. 11—Fuzzy makes speech. Says paper too rough. “Shovels of Dirt’’ column changed to “Cabin Chips.” Dec. 14—Howard Williams revival ends. Scandal sheet better this week. Dec. 18—Christmas holidays start. Southwest deserted. Everybody hangs up stocking. Jan. 3—Back to work. Oh! My head. Jan. 9—Lovers love to watch basketball games. Poole and Natalie watch ball game. When it ends Poole asks who won. Jan. 10—Imogene Pace enters school. Jim Keith, John Knox, Herman Canerday, Fred Camp, Bill Bates and Walton Barnes leave. Jan. 24—Coach Hux announces his team will box Raymond. Jan. 25—Hux comes out for boxing alone. Jan. 30—Editor finally persuades Prentiss Brock to accept associate editor job. Feb. 5—Brock has nervous breakdown. Feb. 6—Who ' s who contest. Editor gets anonymous, threatening letter. Editor starts wearing bullet-proof vest. Feb. 14—Mr. Edward Brigham gives classical program. Arena scene very stirring. “Goatie” Edwards decides to follow in his footsteps. Feb. 26—Southwest gets band. Practice in Aunt Minnie ' s office. Students yearn for peace and quiet. Mar. 2—Japan sinks Panay. Fuzzy urges war. Mar. 7—Fuzzy commends Editorial in paper. Editor faints. No paper this week. Mar. 14—Murder on campus. Macduff murders Macbeth right out in front of everybody. Mar. 21—Spring arrives. New loves blossom forth. Old ones renewed. Ah! Me. Mar. 24—“Coz Jones organizes Hitler club. Boys goose step. Swastikas fly. Colonel Stout suspected of being ring leader. Mar. 28—Hux a hero. He wins state featherweight championship. He has six dates at once. Mar. 30—Ceiling falls on Director Yarborough ' s head. Band room immediately changed. Tune changes also. Apr. 1—Louise Bellue and Merle Walker wear their own dresses. Haffey and Harper forget to get under chinaberry tree. It rains. Apr. 5—Camp nearly drowned. Barrett gets 40 demerits. Coach Young announces that from now on boys would have to work off demerits. Apr. 14—Spring holidays, Easter, Teachers ’ meeting. No school. Hurrah! Apr. 20—Coach Young has labor crew. (Dance the night before). Apr. 21—Sophomores make only good grade in year in Lit by putting on good program. Apr. 29—Glee Club climaxes year’s work in charming recital. May 12—Baseball team whips Wesson. Advances to district playoff. Lose. Heck! May 10—Examinations in sight, brrrrrrr! Students start bringing apples and flowers to class. May 15—Sophomores wonder if they will graduate. May 27—Farewell. McComb Dairy Products Co. Manufacturers ANGEL FOOD ICE CREAM GRADE “A” PASTEURIZED MILK —And— GRADE “A” CREAM Phone 84 McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI ABDALLA’S McComb’s Most Complete Department Store “Exclusive but not Expensive” Phone 903 McComb, Mississippi T. L. Furley, Agent GENERAL INSURANCE Mullins Building McComb Phone 324-W Miss. McComb Steam Laundry 15—Phones—16 McComb Mississippi Moore’s Taxi and Transfer Company 1200—Phones—986 McComb, Mississippi BILL O’BRIEN Service Station Sandwich Shoppe McComb Mississippi ALL GOOD WISHES TO The Voice of Southwest Mississippi Junior College From ■ ■■■ summit sun MARY D. CAIN, Owner-Editor 11)51 Vk — i When in McComb go to STATE Theatre Always a Good Show. Comfortable Seats. Conveniently Located. Daily 2:30-10:30 Monthly Programs Mailed on Request McComb Phone 655 Miss. ... | Photo Art | Shop | PHOTOGRAPHS PICTURES Framing, Developing, and Printing KODAK FILMS Phone 531 228 State Street McComb Mississippi McCOLGAN CAFE MISSISSIPPI’S SMARTEST EATING PLACE Distinctive, Modern, Smart McComb Phone 538 Miss. Quin Sisters For the latest styles visit us Will appreciate your business. State Street McComb, Miss. Causey’s Service Station Liberty Mississippi Brown Funeral Home Burial Insurance j Gloster Miss. Centreville Laundry and Dry Cleaner Centreville Phone 11 Miss. ! W. L. Brock Real Estate and Insurance r “ “ Smith-Lewis Chevrolet Co. Sales and Service Gloster Phone 10 Miss. • ! Included among the names long to be remembered in the | annals of Southwest Mississippi Junior College will be that { of Roger Barrett, Editor in-chief of the 1938 Whispering J Pines. In appreciation of the splendid cooperation which pre- j vailed between the Annual staff and the publishers, The | McComb Daily Enterprise sets aside this page in honor of { this outstanding student. The McComb Daily Enterprise “ ' Pioneers of Progress Since 1889” Joe-Joe’s Tiger Tavern Where College Students Meet Dine and Dance Barbecue Sandwiches and Cold Drinks McComb’s Most Beautiful Parking Lot Super Solvenized Woco-Pep Gas Tiolene Motor Oil. Yale Tires and Tubes. Open Day and Night Road Service Phone 100 On Highway 51 North. DOCTOR GIVENS wishes the Whispering Pines much Success. Tom Alford The. 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