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

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SEATED, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Lawson, Shirley Wall, Charlene Barron, Sarah Cannon, and Johnelle Jones. Standing by the steps, Mrs. Lilian Dunaway, Dean of Women. Seated on left steps are: June Reid, Joy McMichael, Jean Sandling, and on right steps are Sue Pittman and Ruth Simmons. FIRST ROW, STAND¬ ING: Jeanne Wilson, Carolyn Williams, Arey Ann Brock, and Marlene Longmire. SECOND ROW STANDING Dorothy Fey Waldon, Wilda George, Zonia Mejia, Ella Jane Clark, Sue Dunaway, Mary Alice Harrison a G i’ McCaskill. THIRD ROW: Barbara May, Elizabeth Hancock, Wilda Fay Smith, Fleda Ann Ballard, Alma Lee Calhoun, Bobby Jean Williams, Mary Connerly, Pauline Johnson, Mary Frances Cocker- ham, Charlme Smith. FOURTH ROW: Clara Mason, Sudie Gardner, Dolores Cody Olean McKenzie Re- becca Price, Shirley Thornhill, Annie Jo Jones, Ann Carsley, Julian Holmes, Carolyn Johnson, Edwina Sorrels, Alfreda Sorrels, Shirley Jones, Betty Page, and Toby Rayborn. The Dormorettes are all the girls living in the dormitory. The purpose of this organization is to promote a better understanding between the girls and to help them to be more thoughtful, considerate and useful toward one another. Dormorette Officers Standing on the steps, left to right: Alfreda Sorrels, Secretary and Treasurer; Toby Rayborn, Vice President; and Barbara May, President. On the left steps: Charlene Barron, June Reid, Sa¬ rah Cannon and Shirley Wall, Monotors. On the right steps: Ella Jane Clark, Sue Dunaway, Sue Pittman, Mary Alice Harri¬ son, and Margie McCaskill, Mono- tors.

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joye McMichael, Mary Frances Cockerham, Shirley Thornhill, and Sue Dun¬ away. SECOND ROW: Emmogene Moak, Edwina Sorrels, Elaine Atwood, Mary Alice Harrison, Jean Sand- ling, Clara Mason, and June Reid. Standing, Mrs. Ottomece Magee, Sponsor; and seated, Elizabeth Hancock. The Home Economics Club is affiliated with the state and national organization. It strives to develop lead¬ ership and initiative on the part of each individual. The annual Christmas tea and Spring Dinner are two projects that are planned each year in honor of the girl graduates, and to offer experience and training for all concerned. Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Edwina Sor¬ rels, Secretary and Treasurer; Mary Alice Harrison , President; and Jean Saddling, Vice Presi¬ dent.

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mcmmE cLiin FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Henry Fenn, Tommy King, Joe Pigott, James Chisholm, Mr. J. J. Lindley, Sponsor; Richard Ball, J. E. Stone, Jimmy Walker, and Willie Holmes. SECOND ROW: Walter Dickerson, Bob Rollins, Thad Pigott, Charles Kirkfield, Sonny Jackson, James Barclay, Glen Martin, Clinton Moak, and Walter Ferguson. The Agriculture Club, under the direction of Mr. J. J. Lindley, has always been one of the most active and progressive clubs on the campus. The main purpose of the club is to prepare its members to be leaders in their field of work. Each year, the club sponsors a project that will be of benefit to the Agriculture Depart¬ ment of the school. Last year, the club bought a Holstein Heifer and this year they have an Ayrshire Heifer to add to the herd. Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Pigott, Re¬ porter, James Chisholm, Vice President, Willie Holmes, Secre¬ tary and Treasurer, and Bob Rollins, President.