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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

5V X So (yO ) , yu L4j SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI JR. COLLEGE TELKA GUY, Editor-In-Chief SAM VACCARELLA, Business Manager 5 Contents COLLEGE CLASSES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES FEATURES SNAPSHOTS ADVERTISEMENTS FOREWORD The glorious days of college life in the year of 1941-’42 have passed. Only the memory of friends, fellow-students, and faculty members can recall the happy events experienced at dear ol’Southwest. To one and all, members of the Whispering Pines staff express appreciation for courtesies extended to them. A fond farewell to all! But Remember! Remember Pearl Harbor!! Remember Southwest!! MRS. L. FERN MILLER Dedicated to MRS. L. FERN MILLER Who shares so unselfishly her true Christian life and who instills in us the love of the right and good. AERIAL VIEW OP SOUTHWEST KENNA AUDITORIUM THE SCIENCE HALL THE R. Z. FELDER GYMNASIUM GILLIS HALL n THE BOYS’ DORMITORY THE GIRLS’ DORMITORY m THE SIMMONS LIBRARY ACROSS THE DELL 72 PRESIDENT JAMES MURRAY KENNA The splendid service of James Murray Henna as superintendent of the Pike Coun¬ ty Agricultural High School and, in recent years, as president of Southwest Mississip¬ pi Junior College is reflected in the lives and works of thousands of young men and women who have come under his super¬ vision. His has been the responsibility; his has been the joy of a great accomplishment. TRUSTEES PIKE COUNTY W. M. DAVIS_ MRS. MILDRED ELLZEY BURTON GODBOLD _ J. T. HUTCHISON _ GEORGE WINGO C. A. REEVES A. B. W ILLIAMS_ .. Magnolia, Mississippi . Magnolia, Mississippi Magnolia, Mississippi __ Summit, Mississippi Holmesville, Mississippi Magnolia, Mississippi McComb, Mississippi AMITE COUNTY W. V. CAULFIELD JACK EWING H. L. LEWIS J. A. ROBERTSON KENNETH STEWART R. L. WILSON ..... Gloster, Mississippi Liberty, Mississippi .. Street, Mississippi Liberty, Mississippi Osyka, Mississippi Summit, Mississippi MRS. EDNA WATKINS HEWITT B. A. Hillman College M. A. University of Mexico Spanish—History—Speech MR. JOHN I. HURST B. S. Mississippi State College M. S. Louisiana State University Dean—Agriculture MISS HELEN HUTCHISON B. A. Brenau B. S. in L. S. Peabody Library School Librarian MR. WILLIS B. GLOVER, JR. B. A. Mississippi College M. A. University of Virginia History—Psychology MR. JAMES C. HENSON B. S. Mississippi State College Science—Coach Faculty MISS MINNIE C. FLEMING B. A. Mississippi State College for Women Matron MRS. GRACE G. FELDER B. S. Mississippi Woman’s College M. A. Louisiana State University French—Registrar MISS THELMA EDWARDS B. A. E. University of Mississippi M. A. (pending) Peabody College Commercial MISS STELLA MARIE COX B. S. Tennessee State Teachers College M. A. Peabody College Home Economics—Dean of Women MISS ANABEL COX B. S. Tennessee State Teachers College M. A. Peabody College Music-Physicial Education l REV. J. B. QUIN B. A. Mississippi College D. D. Louisville Theological Seminary Bible MR. MURRAY WILSON KENNA B. A. University of Mississippi Social Science, Aeronautics. MR. GEORGE A. WIMBERLY B. A. in Music, Southwestern La. Institute Band MRS. L. FERN MILLER A. B. Simpson College M. A. Colorado State School of Education Mathematics MR. SHELDON A. DUNAWAY MR. WILLIAM E. MOORE Student Labor Foreman Coach MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE B. A. Mississippi State College for Women M. A. Peabody College English MRS. BIRDIE LOVETT Dietitian MISS MILDRED GENT (Picture not shown) Secretary to President Faculty DR. E. M. GIVENS College Physician 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! CLASSES a STUDENT BODY OFFICERS KENNETH ROBERTS .President PERCY MCPHERSON . Vice-President OLIVE POWELL . Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS Percy McPherson. LOIS FITZGERALD . ”. JANE DICKSON . OFFICERS . President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer RUTH BACOT . Jayess, Miss. Southern Belles, Debate, Christian Council, Pine Burr Staff. Sometimes gay and sometimes sad— yet always sincere and amiable. VERNON BULLOCK . Jayess, Miss. Basketball. He is kind and courteous to all. BETTY BAKER . McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Dramatics Club, Drum Majorette, Tennis, Pine Burr Staff, Who’s Who. A sparkling twinkle that makes you want to know her jokes. ANNA LLOYD BURRIS .... Smithdale, Miss. Vice President Delta Gamma Delta, Pep Squad. They always win the golden day, who listen much and little say. VIRGIE NELL BEARDEN .... Summit, Miss. President Delta Gamma Delta, Christian Council, President “Y,” Pep Squad, Glee Club, Pine Burr Staff. Love for one, friendship for a few, but good will to all. SAM CAMPBELL . Liberty, Miss. Mystic Knights, Whispering Pines Staff, Cheerleader, Glee Club, Who’s Who. A good sport and student too, A good or pal forever true. SIDNEY BRYANT . Covington, La. Mystic Knights, Who’s Who. Always the same — happy, sympa¬ thetic, jnlly with whole-hearted friendliness and good humor. A. J. CAUSEY . Liberty, Miss. Mystic Knights, International Relations Club, Glee Club, C. P. T. He distinguishes himself in every attempt he makes. Jfc. 0 %Jc DOROTHY COLEMAN . Liberty, Miss. Southern Belles, Glee Club. Always smiling, rain or shine; Always willing at anytime. BIX CONEY . Magnolia, Miss. Chi Delta, Spanish Club, Pep Squad. Love, laughter, speed, These are my creed. CLAUDE LEE COTHERN, Holmesville, Miss. Spanish Club, Basketball, C. P. T. His smile goes all the way round and buttons in the back. JOE CRAWFORD . McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Who’s Who, Manly and bright, and yet something more, The best sort of sport, with spirit galore. JOE CULOTTA . Summit, Miss. Spanish Club, C. P. T. Enjoys his share of fun and leaves the rest to others. CARLOS DAWSON . Gloster, Miss. Southern Beaux, Spanish Club, Basketball, Christian Council, President “Y.” I have a purpose in my career— Serve Him! EDGAR DOLHONDE . independence, La. Delta Chi Theta, Tennis, Who’s Who, C. P. T. Full happiness consists in a multi¬ tude of friends. A 1 ' it S ' VICTOR DENISON . Foxworth, Miss. Mystic Knights, Spanish Club, International Relations Club, Band, c. P. T. Whether or not it has ever been done before, If Miss Thomae says do it, I’ll do it and more. JANE DICKSON ,. Turrell, Arkansas Chi Delta, Dramatics Club, Pine Burr Staff, Who’s Who. Jane is a very good sport; She shows it, too, on the basketball court. AVANELLE DYKES . McComb, Miss. Southern Belles, Dramatics Club, Pep Squad, Glee Club. True to her work, her play and her friends. for X INA MAE EDWARDS . Summit, Miss. President Chi Delta, Spanish Club. Loyal, dependable — she revels in merriment. VERGIE ERVIN . Tylertown, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, Pep Squad. She always has a smile; she’s a friend both true and steady. ELIZABETH FINCH . McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Spanish Club, Pine Burr Staff, Debate, President Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Christian Council. Dependable and trustworthy, she is ever ready to shoulder responsibility. LOIS FITZGERA LD f . McComb, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Treasurer Dramatics Club, Christian Council, Pep Squad, President “Y,” Glee Club, International Relations Club, Who’s Who. There is no one like her—a calm sweetness; trusty, ever fine. JOHN GILBERT . Tylertown, Miss. Southern Beaux, Spanish Club, Band, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, C. P. T. Bell ringing or band; Whatever it is, he’s always on hand. GRACE GODBOLD . Magnolia, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Spanish Club, Band, International Relations Club. The longer you know her, the sweeter she grows. ■ ADENE HURST . Summit, Miss. Southern Belles, Pine Burr Staff, Secretary Dramatics Club, Basketball, Christian Council, Band, International Relations Club, Who’s Who. With gentle, yet prevailing force, Intent upon ner destined course. ALYENE HURST . Summit, Miss. Southern Belles, Secretary International Re¬ lations Club, Vice President of Dramatics Club, Basketball, Band, Who’s Who. She lends charm and dignity to whatever circle she happens to be a part of. FRANK HURST . Macon, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Football, C. P. T. I take life all in all, But really, I prefer football. JOHN B. GREER . Pricedale, Miss. Mystic Knights, Spanish Club, Football, C. P. T. For the rest of my life, here I sit— I finally fired the furnace and passed Lit. J vUr v ’TELKA GUY . . Summit, Miss. Secretary and Treasurer Delta Gamma Delta, Spanish Club, Editor-in-chief Whisper¬ ing Pines, International Relations Club. Who’s Who. In many activities born to excel That is the tale the records tell. GEORGE HARKINS . Gloster, Miss. Southern Beaux, Spanish Club, Whispering Pines Staff, Pine Burr, Dramatics Club, Christian Council, Vice President of Y. M. C. A. Happy and from care lam free; Why aren’t they all contented like me? BURNETTE HUTCHISON .... Liberty, Miss. Southern Beaux, C. P. T. When coach puts him on the mound, For victory we are bound. I ELLE HOAR . McComb, Miss. Chi Delta. In her we find the all-round girl; No better sport in all the world. ELSIE LEWIS . McComb, Miss. Southern Belles, Pep Squad, Glee Club. Gentle, patient, kind and true; Great is the work waiting for you. CATHERINE MARKIM .... Baton Rouge, La. Delta Gamma Delta, Spanish Club, Pep Squad, Glee Club. One who never misses the humorous side of any situation, and no one could miss her if her laugh has a chance to be heard. EDNA MARTIN . Jayess, Miss. President Southern Belles, Christian Council, Glee Club. Thoughtful, calm, serious, unruffled Edna. a Y u JOY MARSALIS . McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Debate, Who’s Who. To have her friendship is to enjoy the confidence of one gracious in manner, charming in humor, faith¬ ful and true. GOLMAN LEE . Monroe, La. President, Vice President Spanish Club, Football. As an athlete, Lee really does rate, And as a lover—boy, he’s great! MARY ALICE HUTSON .McComb, Miss. Debate, Dramatics Club, Pep Squad. A good student and a loyal friend, “Wiggles” will stick by you until the end. r Oj- GERALD JOHNSTON C. P. T. Summit, Miss. LUCILLE JONES . Tylertown, Miss. Southern Belles, Christian Council, Debate, Pep Squad, Pine Burr Staff. True, quiet, serene, Her future life is foreseen. To him everything is fun, He’s always in a good humor, We’ve never seen him glum. MARY EVELYN NORMAN .... McComb, Miss. Vice President Chi Delta. She has a gleeful zest for life, friends for whatever the fates bestow. LUCILLE THORNHILL McDANIEL, Jayess, Miss. Southern Belles, Whispering Pines Staff, Basketball, Glee Club, International Re¬ lations Club. Wherever Jewell is, there I’ll be As for further education, no use can I see. GERALDINE POOLE . Gloster, Miss. Southern Belles, International Relations Club, Whispering Pines Staff. So quiet that we are always wonder¬ ing what she is thinking about, and always surprised by the cleverness of thought. Ragsdale mcneil . McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, President Spanish Club, Cheerleader, C. P. T. A princelier looking man, Never stepped thru a prince’s hall. OLIVE POWELL ... Jayess, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Spanish Club, Debate, Christian Council, Secretary-Treasurer “Y,” Secretary student body, Who’s who. Many days shall we see her and yet no day without a deed to crown her. PERCY McPHERSON . Gloster, Miss. President Mystic Knights, President Inter¬ national Relations Club, President Sopho¬ more Class, Vice President student body. Short in stature, but not in man¬ hood. DORIS NORMAN . Holmesville, Miss. Southern Belles, Basketball, Pep Squad. Far may we search before we find; A girl so gentle and so kind. LEE RAILSBACK .. McComb, Miss. Vice President Delta Chi Theta, Spanish Club, Editor-in-chief Pine Burr. the amusing braggado of a drum major, with jovial smiles for brass buttons, and a certain shrew philoso¬ phy for epaulets. CHARLES RAY RIALS . Jayess, Miss. Mystic Knights, Spanish Club, Basketball. Give me the “Cannon ball” or the free shot line, Then you’ll see me shine. KENNETH ROBERTS . McComb, Miss. Mystic Knights, Christian Council, Presi¬ dent student body, President Interna¬ tional Relations Club, Basketball, Presi¬ dent “Y.” A good earnest worker, and also most bright, And the type that will always do just what is right. w WAYNE SAULS ... McComb, Miss. Mystic Knights, Football. He has his own ideas, which may not be yours, but you never know it until he goes away with your ap¬ proval of them. NONA DELL SMITH . Meadville, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Whispering Pines Staff, Basketball, Band, Vice President Glee Club, Pine Burr Staff. Loyal, faithful and true, What could we do without you? GENE STAFFORD.McComb, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Spanish Club, Associate Editor Whispering Pines. She has a sweet, shy air, and a sen¬ sitive nature made exquisite by a deep seriousness. FRANCES STERLING . Natchez, Miss. Southern Belles, Band, Whispering Pines Staff. Easy-going, self-assured—a positive character that has a love for litera¬ ture and music. GENE STRICKLAND . Liberty, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Pep Squad, Interna¬ tional Relations Club. She’s a genuine bit of a girl, demure as a wren. ATHALEE RAYBORN . Jayess, Miss. Secretary and Treasurer Southern Belles, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Christian Council. When hearts are true, Few words will do. r MARGUERITE KENNA SINGLETON Westwego, La. Delta Gamma Delta, International Rela¬ tions Club, Secretary Spanish Club. Love, love; love is like a dizziness. Won’t let a poor girl go about her business. i F FRANK WHITTINGTON.Summit, Miss. Football, Basketball. In school, very calm and quiet, But on the athletic field a riot. WILLARD THORNHILL . Jayess, Miss. Southern Beaux. Be silent and safe—silence never be¬ trays you. TYNES WILLOUGHBY . Jayess, Miss. Cramming may make others wise, but it makes me otherwise. BOBBIE GERALD WILSON .. Summit, Miss. Mystic Knights, Spanish Club, Christian Council, Who’s Who. Relatives he has by the score, Courteous, amiable — he’s all that and more. DORA BELLE WILSON .. Smithdale, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, International Relations Club. She has a quiet manner that one is sure will sometime break, letting the thoughts that lies just under¬ neath escape. SAM VACCARELLA .McComb, Miss. Secretary and Treasurer Delta Chi Theta, Business Manager Whispering Pines. Over exertion in any line should be avoided, Yet do well what you do. HAROLD WAGNER . Summit, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Band, C. P. T. He beats the drum of friendship with the smooth sticks of loyalty and honesty. JEHU WILSON . Liberty, Miss. Mystic Knights, C. P. T. He looks timid, solemn and shy; But he’s merry, sporty and spry. LOUISE WARNER . Tylertown, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, Band, Glee Club, Pep Squad. “Queenie” is good natured, and smile she must; As for that laugh, it will never rust. Freshmen Officers President . Vice-President Secretary . Jimmy Godbold Archie Jones Elizabeth Causey ATHLETICS CHEERLEADERS ANNE WADSWORTH, RAGS McNEILL, ROBBIE JONES, SAM CAMPBELL, SKEET PHILLIPS m 31 JAMES ANDING Tackle WALTER BLALOCK Guard DANNY DILORATI Back CHARLES EASON Center LOCKIE ELLIS End ERVIN REYNOLDS Back JOHN B. GREER End HOWARD HAYNIE Guard FRANK HURST Back 0 -- MARTHA SMITH . McComb, Miss. Chi Delta. MATTIE LOU SMITH . Tylertown, Miss. Southern Belles, Basketball, Pep Squad, Glee Club. ia j L v ' yS- o K 1 I ANNE WADSWORTH . McComb, Miss. CORTEZ SPENCE . McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Cheerleader. Delta Chi Theta. FAYE WHITTINGTON.Femwood, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Basketball, Tennis. LEWIS THOMAS .;. OSYKA, Miss. JOHN WICKLUND . McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Spanish Club, Tennis. LYMAN WOODFIN . Eclectic, Ala. Mystic Knights, Football, Basketball, Glee Club. BRIAN THOMAS . Aberdeen, Miss. Mystic Knights, Spanish Club, Band, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Pine Burr Staff. ADA VAN . Magnolia, Miss. Chi Delta, Pep Squad. The Eyes of Southwest The eyes of Southwest are upon you All the live long day. The eyes of Southwest are upon you You can not get away. Do not think you can escape them At night or early in the morn. The eyes of Southwest are upon you f Till Gabriel blows his horn. DOUGLAS JORDAN . Magnolia, Miss. Mystic Knights, Debate, Dramatics Club, Pine Burr Staff, Christian Council. MARGUERITE GULLEDGE, Progress, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Pep Squad. BILL KENNA . Summit, Miss. Dramatics Club, Tennis, Band. LEWIS HAMMACK . Summit, Miss. Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, Drum Major. H. W. KENNA .Magnolia, Miss. Mystic Knights, Dramatics Club, Whisper- Pines Staff, Band, Glee Club. EDWARD HOLLINGSWORTH, Liberty, Miss. Southern Beaux, Basketball, Glee Club. JOHNNIE B. MARTIN Basketball. Jayess, Miss. LEO HUTCHISON .. Liberty, Miss. DOROTHY McCORMICK .... Bassfield, Miss. Chi Delta, Spanish Club, Who’s Who, Pep Squad, Glee Club. ARCHIE JONES . Magnolia, Miss. Delta chi Theta, Debate, President Freshman Class. EDYTHE McCORMICK, Johnston Station, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Pep Squad. ROBBIE JONES ... Baton Rouge, La. Chi Delta, Dramatics Club, Cheerleader, Who’s Who, Glee Club. BOBBYE MONTGOMERY Johnston Station, Miss. Southern Belies, Pep Squad. DORIS ODOM . McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Debate. ONEIDA PHILLIPS . Louin, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Cheerleader. BLANCHE RIMES . Liberty, Miss. Vice-President Southern Belles, Chris¬ tian Council, Vice-President “Y,” Glee Club. EVA NELLE ROBINSON . Liberty, Miss. EDNA SCHWARZAUER, Silver Creek, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Dramatics Club. ELISE PIGOTT . Tylertown, Miss. Southern Belles, Basketball, Band, Glee Club. JOHN SIMMONS . Progress, Miss. Southern Beaux. ERVIN REYNOLDS . Liberty, Miss. Spanish Club, Football. REX SIMMONS . Southern Beaux. Progress, Miss. BERT RICE . Southern Beaux. Liberty, Miss. ALDA SMITH . Tylertown, Miss. Southern Belles, Pep Squad. DOROTHY BGSWORTH ... McComb, Miss. Chi Delta. GEORGIE LYNN BURRIS . Smithdale, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta. DELTON CAMPBELL . r . Liberty, Miss. Mystic Knights. ELAINE CAMPBELL . Liberty, Miss. Southern Belles, Glee Club. MAXINE ALEXANDER . Jayess, Miss. Southern Belles, Pep Squad. KATHLEEN ALFORD . Progress, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Pep Squad, Homecoming Queen, Who’s Who. BOBBY BAUGHN .. McComb, Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Spanish Club, Business Man¬ ager Pine Burr. CECIL BEARDEN Summit, Miss. V MARY LOUISE CARRUTH . McComb, Miss. Chi Delta, Spanish Club. DOROTHEA BILBO . Magnolia, Miss. Chic Delta, Dramatics Club, Pep Squad, Glee Club. EDWARD CARRUTH . Smithdale, Miss. Mystic Knights, Christian Council. MILDRED BLACKWELL .Tylertown, Miss. Southern Belles, Christian Council, Basketball, Whispering Pines Staff. EDWINTA GORDON . Chi Delta, Who’s Who. McComb, Miss. LYNDALL CASSELS . Gloster, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Pep Squad, Glee Club. ELIZABETH CAUSEY . Liberty, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Secretary Freshman Class. J. D. EASLEY. Magnolia, Miss. Mystic Knights, Who’s Who. LAWRENCE ELLIS . Miami, Fla. Delta Chi Theta, Football, Pine Burr Staff. H HELEN CHA MBLISS . Spanish Club, Debat. Summit, Miss. BEVERLEY DOMENGEAUX . Gonzales, La. Chi Delta, Dramatics Club, Pep Squad, Glee Club. HARLAN FORTENBERRY . Tylertown, Miss. Vice-President Southern Beaux, Dramatics Club, Basketball, Who’s Who. MARY ELIZABETH GILBERT .... Tylertown, Miss. Delta Gamma Delta, Christian Council, Pine Burr Staff, Band, Glee Club, Vice-President “Y,” Secretary and Treasurer “Y.” VERA BELL DOOLEY Southern Belles. Lessley, Miss. JIMMIE GODBOLD . McComb Miss. Delta Chi Theta, Spanish Club, Debate, Tennis, Assistant Business Manager Whispering Pines. CHRISTINE DOUGLAS . Chic Delta, Pep Squad. McComb, Miss. I ! ■ i Football GOLMAN LEE Tackle G. C. NEWMAN Guard WAYNE SAULS End GERALD SMITH ■Rn nlr BUCKY MOORE Assistant Coach 5 Hi CHARLES TERRELL Guard BILL THOMPSON Back FRANK WHITTINGTON Back LYMAN WOODFIN Back DAVID YOUNG Back Football First Row: Cowart, Reynolds. Whittington. Dilorati. Hurst, And ing, Jordan. Second Row: Haynie, Woodfin, Smith, Eason, Terrell, Thompson. Third Row: Coach Moore, Young, Sauls, Ellis, Lee, Greer, Newman, Coach Henson. Southwest traveled to Ellisville for the first game of the season. The team, composed mostly of freshmen, lost to the state champions 27-0. Being made of freshmen, the team was green, and the boys were new to one another. The Pilots first tasted victory when they whipped the Miss. College freshmen 12-0. In the game with Scooba, Southwest scored the winning touchdown in the last quarter with only a few minutes remaining in the game. Southwest showed amazing offensive power marching down the field to a score the opening minutes of play against the strong Moorhead team. The game ended 26-13, with score to Moorhead’s credit. The Homecoming game was announced by a downpour of rain. Decatur, a power team, held the upper hand most of the 22-0 battle, the slippery ball stopping the tricky offense of Southwest’s football team. Next year’s team will be made up of mostly sophomores, more experienced at the game and playing with each other. Those leaving the team are tackle Golman Lee, guard Charles Terrell, ends Wayne Sauls, John Greer, and backs Danny Dilorati and Frank Hurst. TENNIS Back: Faye Whittington, Frances Robertson, Adene Hurst, Aylene Hurst. Front: Jane Dickson, Betty Baker. Coach: Miss Anabel Cox. Sheldon Dunaway, Coach, Jimmy Godbold, Bobby Baughn, John Wicklund, Edgar Dolhonde, Bill Kenna. Basketball W ¥ ' - 1st Row: Lyman Woodfin, Edward Hollingworth, Harlan Fortenberry, Kenneth Roberts, Frank Whittington. 2nd Row: Carlos Dawson, Charles Ray Rials, Vernon Bullock, Claudie Lee Cothern, Ed¬ ward Fleming; James Henson, Coach. I Basketball 1st Row: Anna L. Burris, Jane Dickson. 2nd Row: Nona D. Smith, Mattie Lou Smith, Aylene Hurst, Doris Norman, Adene Hurst. 3rd Row: J. I Hurst, Coach; Mildred Blackwell, Lois Fitzgerald, Faye Whittington, Elise Pigott. a College Yells Yea team, say team, We’re proud of you! Knock’em, block’em, Kill’em, stop’em, Pilots! S—rah, rah, rah! 0—rah, rah, rah! U—rah, rah, rah! T—rah, rah, rah! H—rah, rah, rah! W—rah, rah, rah! E—rah, rah, rah! S—rah, rah, rah! T—rah, rah, rah! Southwest, Southwest, Southwest ! ! Hey gang, hey gang, Hey, Hey! Hey gang, hey gang, Hey, Hey! What’s the matter with the team? The team’s 0. K. ! Hey gang, hey gang, Hey, Hey! Zing! Boom! Rah! Zing! Boom! Rah! Zing! Boom! Rah! Yea, Pilots, Fight! Yea team, fight! Say team, fight! Yea team, say team, Fight, Fight, Fight! ACTIVITIES The Band MR. GEORGE A. WIMBERLY, Director LEWIS HAMMACK, Head Drum Major SHIRLEY FELDER and MARGARET PAGE, Drum Majorettes ADENE and AYLENE HURST, Flagbearers DRUMS J. S. CULOTTA NONA DELL SMITH BUDDY WAGNER TROMBONES JOHN GILBERT BRIAN THOMAS BARITONES MARY ELIZABETH GILBERT BILL KENNA FLUTE YVONNE FELDER CLARINETS VICTOR DENISON ELISE PIGOTT FRANCES STERLING CORNETS JACK FORTENBERRY H. W. KENNA BILLY RICHMOND SAXAPHONES TEXTER JACKSON MARGUERITE SINGLETON HORNS BOBBY FORTENBERRY GRACE GODBOLD GRADY JACKSON BASS PAT GULLEDGE CYMBALS wayne mcdaniel XYLOPHONE ADENE AND AYLENE HURST The Pep-Squad MISS ANABEL COX, Director. JANE DICKSON and BETTY BAKER, Drum Majorettes. First Row: Jane Dickson, Louise Warner, Anna L. Burris, Catherine Markim, Avanell Dykes, Betty Baker. Second Row: Christine Douglas, Lucille Jones, Vergie Ervin, Virgie N. Bearden. Third Row: Mary A. Hutson, Beverly Dcmengeaux, Marguerite Gulledge, Kathleen Alford. Fourth Row: Jean Strickland, Alda Smith, Bix Coney, Dorothea Bilbo. Fifth Row: Mattie L. Smith, Edythe McCormick, Ada Van, Dorothy McCormick. Sixth Row: Mildred Blackwell, Doris Norman, Lyndall Cassels, Lois Fitzgerald. Band and Pep Squad The S. W. J. C. Band under the direction of Mr. George Wimberly, is one of the outstanding junior college bands in the state. The great showing made at the many athletic events is due to the faithful work of the director and band members. At every football game the past season, the band was found doing its utmost to instill the victory spirit into the team and specta¬ tors alike. One of the most enjoyable concerts was the one given on the annual Senior Day program. The highlight of the year was the excellent showing made at the Spring Festival. Six members of the band were selected to participate in the All-State Junior College Band concert. The band was led in its many parades by head drum major, Lewis Hammack, and majorettes, Margaret Page and Shirley Felder. The Pep Squad, under the direction of Miss Anabel Cox, which works with the college band, consists of thirty-six members and two majorettes. Its purposes are to lend a colorful and peppy appearance and to put on spectacular shows between halves at football games. The Glee MR. GEORGE WIMBERLY, Director First Row: Elsie Lewis, Avanell Dykes, Mr. Wimberly, Edna Martin, Elizabeth Causey, Lyndall Cassells. Second Row: Elizabeth Finch, Dorothy Coleman, Blanche Rimes, M3ry Elizabeth Gilbert, Louise Warner. Third Row: John Gilbert, Mattie Lou Smith, Athalee Rayborn, Dorothy McCormick, Catherine Markim. Fourth Row: Nona Dell Smith, Dorothea Bilbo, Lucille McDaniel, Robbie Jones, Elaine Campbell, Virgie Nell Bearden, Lois Fitzgerald, Elise Pigott. Fifth Row: Edward Hollingsworth, Pat Gulledge, Brian Thomas, H. W. Kenna, Lyman Woodfin. Delta Gamma Delta VIRGIE NELL BEARDEN . President ANNA LLOYD BURRIS . Vice-President TELKA GUY. Secreary and Treasurer MRS. J. c. HENSON . Sponsor KATHLEEN ALFORD VIRGIE NELL BEARDEN ANNA LLOYD BURRIS GEORGIE LYNN BURRIS LYNDALL CASSELS ELIZABETH CAUSEY VIRGIE ERVIN LOIS FITZGERALD MARY ELIZABETH GILBERT GRACE GODBOLD MARGUERITE GULLEDGE ’TELKA GUY CATHERINE MARKIM EDYTH McCORMICK ONEIDA PHILLIPS OLIVE POWELL MARGUERITE SINGLETON NONA DELL SMITH GENE STAFFORD JEAN STRICKLAND EDNA SCHWARZAUER LOUISE WARNER FAYE WHITTINGTON DORA BELLE WILSON 4 h MRS. J. C. HENSON mm Mystic Knights PRESIDENT . Percy McPherson VICE PRESIDENT.Raiford Burris (picture not shown) SECRETARY AND TREASURER . Edward Carruth SPONSOR ... Mr. J. C. Henson DELTON CAMPBELL SAM CAMPBELL EDWARD CARRUTH A. J. CAUSEY VICTOR DENISON J. D. EASLEY JOHN B. GREER DOUGLAS JORDAN H. W. KENNA PERCY MCPHERSON CHARLES RAY RIALS KENNETH ROBERTS WAYNE SAULS BRIAN THOMAS BOBBY GERALD WILSON JEHU WILSON LYMAN WOODFIN MR. J. C. HENSON fl Chi Delta FRESIDENT . Ina Mae Edwards VICE-PRESIDENT.Mary Evelyn Norman SECRETARY AND TREASURER .. Bix Coney SPONSORS . Misses Anabel and Stella Cox BETTY BAKER DOROTHEA BILBO DOROTHY BOSWORTH MARY LOUISE CARRUTH BIX CONEY JANE DICKSON BEVERLY DOMENGEAUX CHRISTINE DOUGLAS INA MAE EDWARDS ELIZABETH FINCH EDWINTA GORDON NELLE HOAR ROBBIE JONES JOY MARSALIS DOROTHY McCORMICK MARY EVELYN NORMAN DORIS ODOM MARTHA SMITH ADA VAN ANNE WADSWORTH MISS ANABEL COX MISS STELLA COX f i ft I I I I Delta Chi Theta PRESIDENT . Golman Lee VICE-PRESIDENT . Lee Rai sback SECRETARY AND TREASURER . Sam Vaccarella Mr. George Wimberly BOBBY BAUGHN JOE CRAWFORD EDGAR DOLHONDE LAWRENCE ELLIS JIMMY GODBOLD FRANK HURST ARCHIE JONES GOLMAN LEE RAGSDALE McNEILL LEE RAILSBACK CORTEZ SPENCE SAM VACCARELLA BUDDY WAGNER JOHN WICKLUND MR. GEORGE WIMBERLY 53 Southern Belles PRESIDENT . Edna Martin VICE-PRESIDENT . Blanche Rimes SESRETARY-TREASUREA. Athalea Rayborn SPONSOR .Miss Thelma Edwards MAXINE ALEXANDER RUTH BACOT MILDRED BLACKWELL ELAINE CAMPBELL DOROTHY COLEMAN VERA BELL DOOLEY AVANELL DYKES ADENE HURST AYLENE HURST LUCILLE JONES ELSIE LEWIS EDNA MARTIN lucille McDaniel BOBBYE MONTGOMERY DORIS NORMAN GERALDINE POOLE ELISE PIGOTT ATHALEA RAYBORN BLANCHE RIMES ALDA SMITH MATTIE LOU SMITH FRANCIS STERLING MISS THELMA EDWARDS Southern Beaux PRESIDENT ... VICE-PRESIDENT . SECRETARY AND TREASURER SPONSOR ... CARLOS DAWSON HARLAN FORTENBERRY JOHN GILBERT GEORGE HARKINS EDWARD HOLLINGSWORTH BURNETTE HUTCHINSON BERT RICE JOHN SIMMONS REX SIMMONS MR. W. B. GLOVER, JR. . PAT GULLEDGE HARLAN FORTENBERRY BURNETTE HUTCHINSON ... MR. W. B. GLOVER, JR. i The International Relations Club 1ST SEMESTER: PRESIDENT . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY . SPONSOR . Percy McPherson Kenneth Roberts .Aylene Hurst Mr. W. B. Glover 2ND SEMESTER: PRESIDENT . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY . SPONSOR . Kenneth Roberts . Olive Powell ..Aylene Hurst .. Mr. J. I. Hurst MEMBERS: A. J. CAUSEY VICTOR DENISON LOIS FITZGERALD GRACE GODBOLD ’TELKA GUY ADENE HURST AYLENE HURST lucille mcdaniel PERCY MCPHERSON GERALDINE POOLE OLIVE POWELL KENNETH ROBERTS MARGUERITE SINGLETON JEAN STRICKLAND DORA BELLE WILSON The International Relations Club is the only honorary scholastic organization on the csmpus. Its membership is limited to those students who have a B average for the preceding semester 2 nd who have demonstrated their in¬ terest in an International Relations Club. DEBATE k TEAM: COACHES: RUTH BACOT MR. W. B. GLOVER, JR. ELIZABETH FINCH MISS ERNESTINE THOM A E JIMMY GODBOLD ARCHIE JONES DEBATE CLUB ROBERT ANDING RUTH BACOT HELEN CHAMBLISS W. L. CRAWFORD ELIZABETH FINCH JIMMY GODBOLD OLIVE MARY ALICE HUTSON ARCHIE JONES LUCILLE JONES DOUGLAS JORDAN JOY MARSALIS DORIS ODOM POWELL The debating team made a splendid record for the seHson. In the regional Junior College tournament held in Hattiesburg, the team carried off the highest honor,s by winning every one of the six debates in which Southwest participated. In the State finals held in Jackson, the team came cut with third place. ■ Christian Council PRESIDENT— First Semester .... Robert Anding (picture not shown) 2nd Semester . Bobby Gerald Wilson SECRETARY— 1st Semester . Mary Elizabeth Gilbert Tnd Semester . Blanche Rimes SPONSOR . Mrs. L. Fern Miller Ruth Bacot Virgie Nelle Bearden Mildred Blackwell Edward Carruth Carlos Dawson Elizabeth Finch Lois Fitzgerald Mary Elizabeth Gilbert George Harkins Adene Hurst Lucille Jones Douglas Jordan Edna Martin Olive Powell Athalea Rayborn Blancne Rimes Kenneth Roberts Mrs. L. Fern Miller The Christian Council acts as a steering committee to direct the Religious Activities on the campus. Through this channel many blessings flow out to the student body. Among them are: A well-rounded program of Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. activities, noon-day prayer meeting, weekly prayer meeting, vesper services, and a number of special seasonal programs as well as an annual student revival. “We will serve Thee, Oh, Lord!” “Our hearts which are so cramped and dull, Our baffled hopes, our impulses slow, Thou takest, touchest all, and lo! They blossom to the beautiful.” 1 4 ‘} The T Officers 1ST SEMESTER: President.Virgie Nelle Bearden Vice-President . Mary Elizabeth Gilbert Secretary and Treasurer . Olive Powell 2ND SEMESTER: President . Vice-President . Secretary and Treasurer 1ST SEMESTER: President . Kenneth Roberts Vice-President . Robert Anding (picture not shown) Secretary and Treasurer . Hansford Pope (picture not shown) 2ND SEMESTER: President . Carlos Dawson Vice-President . George Harkins Secretary and treasurer . Douglas Jordan . Lois Fitzgerald . Blanche Rimes Mary Elizabeth Gilbert 5T TELKA GUY Editor-In-Chief SAM VACCARELLA Business Manager MILDRED BLACKWELL SAM CAMPBELL JIMMY GODBOLD, Assistant Business Manager GEORGE HARKINS H. W. KENNA lucille mcdaniel GERALDINE POOLE NONA DELL SMITH GENE STAFFORD, Associate Editor MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE, Sponsor I Pine Burr Staff LEE RAILSBACK Editor-In-Chief BOBBY BAUGHN Business Manager RUTH BACOT BETTY BAKER VIRGIE NELL BEARDEN JANE DICKSON LAWRENCE ELLIS ELIZABETH FINCH MARY ELIZABETH GILBERT ADENE HURST LUCILLE JONES DOUGLAS JORDAN BRIAN THOMAS MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE, Advisor i (o Spanish Club President . Ragsdale McNeil Vice-President. Golman Lee Secretary and Treasurer .... Marguerite Singleton Sponsor . Mrs. Edna W. Hewitt Bobby Baughn Mary Louise Carruth Helen Chambliss Bix Coney Claudie Lee Cothern Joe Culotta Carlos Dawson Victor Denison Ina Mae Edwards Vergie Ervin Elizabeth Pinch John Gilbert Grace Godbold Jimmie Godbold John B. Greer ’Telka Guy Lewis Hammack George Harkins Goldman Lee Catherine Markim Dorothy McCormick Ragsdale McNeil Olive Powell Lee Railsback Athalee Raybom Ervin Reynolds Charles Ray Rials Marguerite Singleton Gene Stafford Brian Thomas Louise Warner John Wicklund Bobbie Gerald Wilson Mrs. Edna W. Hewitt : ) i i m Dramatics Club I ! i I I ' i i 1 ! f PRESIDENT . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY . TREASURER ,. SPONSOR . ... Elizabeth Finch .. Aylene Hurst . Adene Hurst ... Lois Fitzgerald Miss Anabel Cox Betty Baker Dorothea Bilbo Avanell Dykes Beverly Domengeaux Jane Dickson Edgar Dolhonde Vergie Ervin Harlan Fortenberry Lois Fitzgerald Elizabeth Finch John Gilbert Lewis Hammack George Harkins Adene Hurst Aylene Hurst Mary Alice Hutson Bill Kenna H. W. Kenna Douglas Jordan Robbie Jones Edna Schwarzauer Brian Thomas Louise Warner Miss Anabel Cox £2 ■ The Civil Pilots Training In addition to the prerequisite ground school training under the direction of Murray W. Ken- na, four stages of flight training under instructor, James G. Guess, are offered: A, which is pre-solo time; B, in which familiarity with the plane and coordination and maneuvers are taught; C, which includes advanced ma¬ neuvers, precision landings, and spins and stalls; the final stage, D, which is the cross-country flight. Upon completion of the course, a student is given a Private pilot’s license, enabling him to fly any plane up to 80 H. P. Craft. } The Civil Pilot’s Training Those finishing the course in January were A. J. Causey, Vic¬ tor Denison, Danny Dilorati, John L. Gilbert, John B. Greer, Pat Gulledge, Gerald Johnston, with Burnette Hutchison and Claudie Lee Cothern as alter¬ nates. Members of the spring class are: Bobby Baughn, Walter Blalock, Archie Jones, John Wicklund, Edgar Dolhonde, Bur¬ nette Hutchison, Ervin Rey¬ nolds, Burke Travis, Frank Whit¬ tington, and Lyman Woodfin. f £ 5 HOMECOMING MISS KATHLEEN ALFORD — HOMECOMING QUEEN QUEEN’S COURT—Louise Warner, Avanell Dykes, Oneida Phillips, Jane Dickson, Ken¬ neth Roberts, Kathleen Alford, Bix Coney, Joy Marsalis, Robbie Jones, Margaret Page, Ada Van, Ava Burton Alford. J « 4 I 1 f I FEATURES MISS SOUTHWEST AND HOMECOMING QUEEN KATHLEEN ALFORD MOST BEAUTIFUL EDWINTA GORDON MOST BEAUTIFUL LOUISE WARNER MOST BEAUTIFUL JOY MARSALIS MOST BEAUTIFUL DOROTHY McCORMICK MOST OUTSTANDING 73 Who s Who ROBBIE JONES Most Popular EDGAR DOLHONDE Best Dressed Who’s Who £T JOE CRAWFORD Most Intelligent LOUISE WARNER Cutest Who’s Who LOIS FITZGERALD Best All Round BOBBIE GERALD WILSON Most Courteous Who’s Who BETTY BAKER Wittiest 77 - Chronological Calendar Sept. 9—“Ah—seem-mm-m-m-bly! Students welcomed. “Fuzzy ' ’ gives first spelling les¬ son—W-O-R-K! Sept. 13—Sid Bryant discovers crawfish mine in La.—proceeds enable him to enter South¬ west. Sept. 14—Freshmen tremble like leaves in the breeze in English talks. Sept. 19—“Big Un” Farace laughs—Freshmen fly! Sept. 20—Elections. Glover acts as watchdog over ballot box to keep Olive Powell and Edna Martin from “stuffing.” Sept. 22—First football game of the season with Miss College freshmen. Jimmy God- bold leads pajama parade. Oct. 5 —First test in Lit.; thirty-two students require medical attention. Oct. 10—Harkins “gooses” “Friday” Hayne. It is hoped that Harkins will be able to be up for Homecoming. Oct. 15 —Everybody in school receives a letter (?) from Miss Gent. Oct. 18 — “Sem-ly”—prepare for Homecoming! Oct. 30 —First scrubbing of the year. Aunt Minnie faints! Oct. 31 — Homecoming—a steady rain—faculty burlesque quite a sensation—Hslloween party in gym. “Big Un” laughed—all the ghosts leave for higher ground. Nov. 5—A bumping good time had at I. R. C. skating party. Nov. 10—Billy Moore and “Doc,” his dog, attend chapel. Nov. 15 —John Greer fires up furnace; nothing happens; Miss Thomae goes back to bed; we freeze a while longer. Nov. 19 —Railsback suggests in chapel that we celebrate both Thanksgivings. “Fuzzy” says one. Railsback goes back to jumping shrubbery. Dec 6 —Debaters bring in bacon and chocolate cake, literally. Dec. 12 —Greer persuades the furnace to give; heat at last! Miss Thomae gets up. Dec. 15 —Thermometer descends; Frank Hurst decides to lengthen trousers. Dec. 17—Biggest blow out of the year—entire school blows home for Christmas. Jan. 5—Mr. Wimberly announces Mr. and Mrs. is the name. Jan. 20 —Crowds come from far and wide to see wild life exhibit on campus. Jan. 25—“Fuzz” Terrell and Peter Campbell—most unusual accident. Jan. 27—We study for exams. Jan. 28—Exams. F e k_ 9 —Blalock collects telephone numbers. Feb. i 4 —Boys, with “Hog” and his guitar, serenade girls. Feb. 20—Miss Hutch picks “Honey” as her favorite song. Chronological Calendar Feb. 26—Carlos can’t decide which one it is—Jean, Lois, or Olive. March 9—Gatherings under the China-berry tree prohibited. “Have you forgotten you’re here to W-O-R-K ” March 15—“Candy” Rials can’t resist charms of Edna S.—decides to do something about it. They walk around the loop with Aunt Minnie. March 25—H. W. Kenna takes his car to bits by the lakeside—reassembles it—sells extra pieces to Uncle J. M. for the school bus. March 26—Lockie Ellis forced to get glasses in order to keep on wearing his favorite plaid shirts. March 27 Epidemic on campus—pantitis and calicoitis—victims: The Jones,’ Archie and Robbie; Beverly and Brian; Marguerite and David; Kathleen and Jake. It is doubtful they will recover. memorable blaze (?). Fortunately all occupants of the dormitory reach safety. ’Telka Guy saves fur coat and glasses. M. Gulledge makes sure David isn’t scorched. April 1—“Fire Chief” Travis and his hand picked squad stage a most realistic and pril 2—“Deanie” heard to remark, “Oh-h-h-h-h boys, look bad! April 8 —“Thorny’s” Jewell appears—Thorny goes wild. April 9—Faculty decorate firemen for heroism and valor—five hours presented to each. April 15—Boys decide to churn for Carruth about midnight—results—a badly bent churn, spilled milk, no butter. April 17—Frog hunt at Dixie Springs. “Seet down, Ed-ward.” April 20—“Hog” comes down with appendicitis—“Pigs” sad. April 24—Delta Gamma picnic at Percy Quin—nuff said. April 25—Rejoicing—Jane Dickson and Aylene Hurst win State tennis championship trophy in girls’ doubles for second consecutive year. April 26—Edwinta Gordon announces she’s going on a trip. “I’m going crazy.” May 3 — “Ephus” Fortenberry calls up all his reserve strengtn and goes to vesper with a girl. May 9-Spring fever has full sway over campus—Carlos finally decides it’s Olive. May 13-John Gilbert learns to “snigger.” May 20 — Sopho mores begin counting up hours. May 22 — Sophomores recount hours. May 27 — Sophomores who counted 60 hours receive handout (diploma), May 29 —yAuld Lang Syne. --- —— --- (•) Dedication This page is dedicated to the former students and members of the faculty of Southwest Junior College who are serving in the United Allies armed forces on land, on sea, and in the air. Whatever may be your part, wherever your post, boys, our thoughts and love are with you. God bless you, and keep you fine, and bring you safely home to us at last. -(•) Citizens Lumber Company “Building Material From Foundation To Roof” Box 270 Phone 141 McCOMB, MISS. It Pays To Shop At Penney’s McCOMB, MISS. MICKAL’S FOR DRY GOODS McCOMB, MISS. Morgan Lindsey “THE STORE OF COURTESY” L. W. SHELTON, Manager McComb, Mississippi ABDALLA’S McComb’s Most Complete Department Store “EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE” PHONE 903 McCOMB, MISS. WE’LL WIN TOGETHER We are all in the war. The bombardier high over Burma, the girl loading machine gun bullets in some New England arsenal, the farmer in his field, the student in the class room, are all fighting the battle for freedom. To win this war will take the unified effort of every man and woman in this great country. There is a job for every one of us to do. So long as there is a threat to our liberty, our freedom of religion, enterprise, education — so long as any of the rights of the American people are threatened, we will fight. And the work and sacrifice of all will tilt the scales toward Victory. 3 --- NEHI BOTTLING The Palace Theatre COMPANY McCOMB, MISS. The show place of Southwest Mississippi. McComb - - Miss. BARRETT’S FOOD A cordial welcome always awaits students and faculty members of Southwest Junior College. Make the Palace your meeting place PRODUCTS CO., Inc. in McComb. Jackson - - Miss. Compliments Compliments of of McCRORY’S Vaccarella’s Groceries McComb - Miss. McComb - - Miss. KRAMER SERVICE INCORPORATED McColgan Hotel Hammond Wholesale Co. McCOMB HAMMOND, LA. McColgan Cafe McCOMB Hammond Packing Co. HAMMOND, LA. McComb Dairy Products McCOMB Kramer-Hammond Ice Plant McComb Wholesale Co. HAMMOND, LA. McCOMB McComb Gin Seed Co. Kentwood Ice Plant KENTWOOD, LA. 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MAY THERE ALWAYS BE A Southwest Mississippi Junior College Growing Bigger and Better Cain Service Station Summit Phone 2401 T. L. FURLEY Agent General Insurance MULLINS BUILDING Phone 324-W McComb - - Miss. -@ Mississippi Engraving Company PICTURES HAVE MADE YOUR YEARBOOK LIVE — GOOD PLATES FAITHFULLY REFLECT YOUR PICTURES. JACKSON MISS. • All Good Wishes to the Whispering Pines THE VOICE OF SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI JUNIOR COLLEGE FROM THE SUMMIT SUN MARY D. CAIN, Owner-Editor SUMMIT MISSISSIPPI ■ s 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 to see J. M. KENNA, President SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI •)