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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1965 volume:

5o w W The W h i sp e r i n g Pines Nineteen hundred sixty-five Southwest Mississippi Junior College Summit, Mississippi EDITOR: Vicky Lambert 1 Fo rewor J Every student who attends Southwest Mississippi Junior College is offered high scholastic, social, and spiri¬ tual opportunities. Throughout the future, the alumni of Southwest Mis¬ sissippi Junior College can recall many pleasant memories of their years at S.M.J.C. We hope that this edition of the Whispering Pines will be a key to unlock your storehouse of memories. Precious moments spent with friends, pride gained from academic achievements, and athletic victories won, filling each student with spirit and enthusiam, have made 1965 a year to remember. As this year comes to a close, S.M.J.C. will become a pleasant memory to each sophomore and to each fresh¬ man, Southwest Mississippi Junior College offers another span of time to enjoy the wonderful life beneath the whispering pines. ,th«est Miss. Jr- College Library Summit, Mississippi Dedication Behind every great man stands a great woman. Mrs. H. T. Huddleston is the woman who stands behind our President. By standing behind President Huddleston with her love, encouragement, and advice, Mrs. Huddleston is a major part of Southwest Mississippi Junior College. Southwest could not efficiently operate without those persons standing behind the scenes giving their talent and dedication to our college. Mrs. Huddleston is truly one of these dedicated people. Standing with President Huddleston, Mrs. Huddleston is the silent partner, who helps make Mr. Huddles¬ ton such an outstanding President. Although Mrs. Huddleston may not be known personally by many of the students, every student at this college is aware of her contribution to our school. To show our admiration and appreciation, we dedicate the 1965 Whis¬ pering Pines to Mrs. H, T. Huddleston, the woman behind our President. Contents Preview 8 Administration 33 Classes 41 Organizations 75 Athletics 91 Hall of Fame 108 Features 115 Ads 142 MR. H. T. HUDDLESTON President B.A., Arkansas College, Batesville, Arkansas M.S., University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas 6 Southwest ]VIississippi Junior College Summit, Mississippi OFFICE OF PRESIDENT The Sophomore Class of 1965 Southwest Mississippi Junior College Summit, Mississippi Dear Friends: During your stay with us at Southwest, you have been an important part of the school program as a class and as individuals. May it be your purpose in life whatever your hands find to do, that do with all your might. That is the lesson of all experience. Face every task with a determination to conquer its difficulties and never to let them conquer you. No task is too small to be done well. For the man who is worthy, who is fit to perform the deeds of the world, even the greatest, sooner or later the opportunity to do them will come. I wish for you success in your future plans. As we arrive • • • I- -, To begin another year at SMJC Instructions are given in assembly for registration AD girls destination — A Orientation and Registration Debbie McGuire and Margaret Robinson prepare cards for registration. Miss Hay gives helpful advice to freshmen in filling out schedules. 10 J Mrs. Martin stamps registration cards for Joyce Burch and Leon Fortenberry 11 Followed by classes and the ole grind J We settle down to dorm life 14 Everybody found the cafeteria... ...The Den 17 And the Girl ' s Lobby! Come on Johnny, smile! ! 18 Looks like love! Ann is still talking! Where’s my date? 19 m As the Bears take the field... Mac Anders runs for a touchdown! The majorettes perform at half-time. 20 ...Southwest Spirit is high Loyal fans huddle together during the game! Spirit is high as the cheerleaders dance around the bonfire! 21 I ... And Homecoming takes the spotlight HOMECOMING ROYALTY Laura Hickman, Patty Reid, Queen Barbara Sterling, Judy Kraft, Etta Causey 22 Kendal Brazzeal, Laura Hickman, Donald Blackwell, Patty Reid, Queen Barbara Sterling, Jack Eason, Judy Kraft, Cecil Hall, Etta Causey, Billy Hall Queen Barbara Sterling Escort Jack Eason 23 Student Body Maid - Judy Kraft, Escort - Cecil Hall Sophomore Maid - Etta Causey, Escort - Billy Hall The French class sponsors a prize-winning float! 24 The cheerleaders add pep to the parade! Freshman Maid—Laura Hickman, Football Maid - Patty Reid, Escort - Donald Blackwell Escort Kendal Brazzeal 25 Freshman Day was a blast 26 ‘I think I’m cute!” as the Freshmen hit the ground! 27 . . . The Christmas spirit descends 28 And Fairy tales are presented Twenty students under the direction of Miss Olive Hay presented four fairy tales sponsored by the McComb Junior Auxiliary. The plays, presented for the benefit of the children of the McComb area, were The King ' s Holiday, The Missing Gift 7 7 The Queen ' s Mirror and The Enchanted Cottage. 29 Basketball history was made The Bears fight hard! The cheerleaders add pep and enthusiasm before the game! 30 ... And the spirit was high! Our cameraman seems to be attracting attention! Our pretty misses give the Bears their support. A friendly atmosphere prevails at half-time. 31 Graduation approaches! . . . And final preparations are made! 32 COACH HORACE HOLMES Vice-President, Dean of Men, Basket¬ ball Coach, Psychology Instructor, B.S., M.A., University of Southern Missis¬ sippi MR. E. R. ANDREWS Business Manager, Physical Science Instructor, M.A., University of South¬ ern Mississippi, B.A., University of Mississippi MR. C. R. BREELAND Registrar, History Instructor, B. S., M. A., University of Southern Missis- sippi MRS. LOUISE EDWARDS Education and Girls ' P. E. Instructor, B.S., M.S., University of Southern Mississippi 34 MRS. SUE WHITE Business Education Instructor, South¬ west Mississippi Junior College, B.S., University of Southern Mississippi, M.A., University of Mississippi MR. RAIFORD BURRIS Business Education Instructor, B.S., M.A., University of Southern Missis¬ sippi MR. WILLIAM S. BRYAN Chemistry Instructor, B.S., Millsaps - - --, College, M.S., University of Alabama Oklahoma, M.S., University of South- WnHnwpst wilSS. Jf. COllBgB LlOirtitf ern. Advance Study, Florida State 35 .. iflioeiccinnl University Summit, MISSISSIPPI MR. ROBERT BURROWS Biological Science Instructor, B.S. Southeastern State Colleae. Durant. MR. BILL ZIMMERMAN Vocational Education Coordi n a t o r, B.S., M.S., Mississippi State University MR. STEVE A. JONES Band Instructor Millsaps College MRS. MARILYN BRISTER Music Education Instructor, B.S., Mississippi College MISS OLIVE HAY Speech and Literature Instructor B.A., Louisiana State University, M.Ed., University of Houston 36 MRS. ROSALIE DANIELS English and French Instructor B.A., M.A., Mississippi College COACH HORACE WILLIAMS Head Football Coach, Boys ' P,E, In¬ structor, B.S., M.S., University of Mis¬ sissippi MR. ROBERT NETHERLAND Instructor of Mathematics, B.S., M.S., University of Southern Mississippi COACH JERRY REID Math Instructor, Assistant Football Coach, B.S., M.A., University of South¬ ern Misssisippi 37 MRS. DULCIE WALLACE Social Studies Instructor, B.A., Missis¬ sippi State College for Women, M.A., University of Alabama MRS. LILLIAN DUNAWAY Dean of Women ■J MRS. VERNA MARTIN Librarian B.A., Texas Woman ' s University MR. K. L. SIMMONS Vocational Technology, B.S., University of Southern Mississippi 1 I 38 MRS. MARIE WELLS Assistant Dean of Women, Den Holder MRS. LILLIAN REARDEN Cafeteria Supervisor MISS FRANCES COTTEN Bookkeeper 39 Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Wells enjoy a coffee break in the teachers lounge. Mrs. Martin, Miss Cotten, and Mrs. White enjoy gossip and coffee at the end of the day! t 1965 ANDERS, JAMES M., McComb, Miss. ANDREWS, JAMES D., McComb, Miss. BALLEW, JUDY, McComb, Miss. BARDWELL, PATRICIA A., McComb, Miss. BENNETT, ALINE G., Liberty, Miss. BETZ, EMILY SUE, McComb, Miss. BOYD, BENNIE C., Tylertown, Miss. BOYD, EVERETTE H., Tylertown, Miss. omores BREWER, MARY K., McComb, Miss. BRISTER, MICHAEL, McComb, Miss. BURRIS, POLLARD, McComb, Miss. BURRIS, TERRY, Smithdale, Miss. CAMPBELL, MARY LEE, Smithdale, Miss. CANNATELLI, LENNY, Everett, Miss. CARRUTH, William C., McComb, Miss. CAUSEY, MARJORIE, Liberty, Miss. 1965 CAUSEY, MARY ETTA, Gloster, Miss. CONERLY, HOWARD J., McComb Miss. COOK, FREDERICK J., Liberty, Miss. COTHERN, PEGGY, Jayess, Miss. COTHERN, STEVE, Jayess, Miss. CREEL, FRANK, Franklinton, La. DAVIS, MICHAEL, New Orleans, La. DAVIS, RAYMOND T., Natchez, Miss. Sophomores DAY, JOHN R., Jayess, Miss. DICKERSON, TIMOTHY, Tylertown Miss. DILLON, JULIAN, Smithdale, Miss. DYKES, JOSEPH LEE, McComb, Miss. EASON, JACK, Magnolia, Miss. EAST, RICHARD, McComb, Miss. ETHERIDGE, DAVID, Crosby, Miss. FAHNER, JOHN, Summit, Miss. 1965 FORTENBERRY, RUTH, Bogue Chitto, Miss. FULCO, MICHAEL, JR., New Orleans, La. FULLER, JON, McComb, Miss. GATLIN, BETTY, McComb, Miss. GODBOLD, CAROLYN M., McComb, Miss. GREER, BILLY PAT, McComb, Miss. HALL, BILLY M., Magnolia, Miss. HALL, CECIL, Magnolia, Miss. omores HALL, DON, McComb, Miss. HARRIS, VERA, Tylertown, Miss. HOLLINGSWORTH, JAMES B., Gloster, Miss. HOLLINGSWORTH, JOSEPH K., Gloster, Miss. HUGHES, FRANCES J., Liberty, Miss. JACKSON, KATHRYN L., McComb, Miss. JENKINS, IRA, Liberty, Miss. JOHNSON, JANIE N., Tylertown, Miss. 1965 JONES, JACKSON, McComb, Miss. KING, SAMUEL C., Liberty, Miss. KIRKFIELD, CAROLYN, Magnolia, Miss. KIRKLAND, AUBREY L., Centreville, Miss KRAFT, JUDY L., McComb, Miss. LAMBERT, TED, Monticello, Miss. LAMBERT, VICKY JO, McComb, Miss. LUND, SALLY, McComb, Miss. 1 Sophomores MAGEE, DONALD D., Summit, Miss. MALONE, WILLIAM E., McComb, Miss. MARTIN, GEORGE C., JR., Summit, Miss. MATTHEW, KENNETH L., McComb, Miss. MILLER, BOBBY DON, Monticello, Miss. MILLER, RUBEN L., McComb, Miss. MILTON, WILLIAM E., McComb, Miss. MORRELL, CLAUDE H., Magnolia, Miss. 1965 MURPHY, PATRICIA E., Natchez, Miss. MYERS, RONALD A., McComb, Miss. McCABE, RONALD, Gloster, Miss. McCORMICK, JERRY B., JR., McComb, Miss. McCURLEY, TOMMY, Gloster, Miss. McDANIEL, GEORGE S., JR., Osyka, Miss. McGUIRE, DEBBIE, McComb, Miss. NETTLES, JAMES R., Tylertown, Miss. omores O’BRIEN, MARVIN E., McComb, Miss. OSBOURNE, CAROL SUE, Osyka, Miss. PENNEBAKER, FRANK, New Orleans, La. PINE, JO ANNE, McComb, Miss. PLITT, LEONARD E., JR., Woodville, Miss. POWELL, LARRY, Summit, Miss. PYLATE, JAMES W., McComb, Miss. RAY, NANCY C., Summit, Miss. 1965 REAGAN, SETH D., Tylertown, Miss. REEVES, GERALDINE, McComb, Miss. REID, PATRICIA JO, Monticello, Miss. RICHARDSON, ROBERT D., Natchez, Miss. ROBBINS, GERALD W., Monticello, Miss. ROBERTS, CHARLOTTE D., McComb, Miss. ROBSON, JOHN, Natchez, Miss. ROLLINS, DONALD P., Meadville, Miss. Sophomores RUSHING, JOHN W., Tylertown, Miss. RUSHING, SANDY E., Tylertown, Miss. SEALE, JACKIE, Gloster, Miss. SILLS, SHERRY, McComb, Miss. SIMMONS, JAMES 0., McComb, Miss. SIMMONS, RONNIE, Magnolia, Miss. SMITH, KENNETH H., McComb, Miss. STAFFORD, EDWARD E., Centreville, Miss. 1Q65 STERLING, BARBARA G., Gloster, Miss. STEWART, DERRELL, Magnolia, Miss. TATE, JEHU E., Summit, Miss. TAYLOR, RALPH R., JR., Monroe, La. THOMAS, RANDALL L., Summit, Miss. THOMPSON, JAMES B., McComb. Miss. THORNTON, RAYMOND, Greenwood. Miss. TYRONE, TOMMY E., Monticello, Miss. omores WALLACE, LEONE, McComb, Miss. WEATHERSBY, JOHN P., McComb, Miss. WELLS, SHIRLEY M., Smithdale, Miss. WILKINSON, WILLIAM D., McComb, Miss. WILLIAMS, JAMES, Woodville, Miss. WILLIAMS, MARVIN, Summit, Miss. WILSON, JAMES R., Monticello, Miss. YARBROUGH, JIMMY W., Magnolia, Miss. Ronnie Smith leads in early morning exercise to begin Freshman Day. Never A Dull Moment on Freshman Day Yes, I do feel kinda silly eating on the floor.” : : :: k ’ I -Ji:, .. ■ ? v : ■ :■-! President: Kendel Brazzeal Representative: Jim Lawson Secretary: Linda Ogletree Treasurer: Sandra Walker Vice-President: Darryl Womack 1965 ADAMS, LARRY Summit, Miss. AINSWORTH, PHILIP C. Jayess, Miss. ALEXANDER, JANETTE Jayess, Miss. ALFORD, JANIE FAY Magnolia, Miss. ANDERSON, WAYNE Liberty, Miss. AUCOIN, DONALD R. Baker, La. BARTLEY, SANDORA Liberty, Miss. BISCOTTO, George Fluker, La. BLACKWELL, DONALD C. Jayess, Miss. BOWLIN, BONITA L. Liberty, Miss. BOWLIN, GARY Liberty, Miss. BOYD, FAYE Tylertown, Miss. men BOYD, MOLLY A. Tylertown, Miss. BOYD, ROBERT W. McComb, Miss. BOYD, SANDRA Jayess, Miss. BOYD, SHERRIE ANN McComb, Miss. BOZEMAN, DONALD N. Magnolia, Miss. BOZEMAN, LI NDA Jayess, Miss. BRAZZEAL, STANLEY K. Tylertown, Miss. BRADLEY, LYNN Centreville, Miss. BRISTER, PATICIA Jayess, Miss. BRUMFIELD, PASTY D. Fox worth, Miss. BURCH, JOYCE Summit, Miss. BURRIS, RAIFORD McComb, Miss. 1Q65 BUSBY, FRANK D. Jayess, Miss . CADE, RAYMOND Osyka, Miss. CARNEY, JUDITH Franklinton, La. CARRUTH, ROBERT R. McComb, Miss. CHISHOLM, SONYA Summit, Miss. CLIFTON, DONNA G. Summit, Miss. COBB, CHARLOTTE Summit, Miss. COCKERHAM, BURL J. Fernwood, Miss. CRAFT, ELIZABETH Summit, Miss. DOMIN, JULIE A. Magnolia, Miss. DOMIN, MICHAEL Magnolia, Miss. DOOLEY, GAIL C, Newburgh, New York Freshmen ESTESS, GAYLE Magnolia, Miss. FORBES, DONALD S. Pride, La. FORBES, ERVIN R. Tylertown, Miss. FOREMAN, JANICE K. McComb, Miss. FORMAN, EDWARD L. Gloster, Miss. FORNEA, REBECCA A. Tylertown, Miss. FORTENBERRY, LARRY Tylertown, Miss. FORTENBERRY, M. L. Magnolia, Miss. FORTENBERRY, MILFORD R. Tylertown, Miss. FORTENBERRY, LEON Natchez, Miss. FORTINBERRY, HARRY C. Tylertown, Miss. FORTINBERRY, GARY Tylertown, Miss. . 1965 FOWLER, ARTHUR H. Belle Chasse, La. GATLIN, RONALD E. McComb, Miss. GATLIN, THOMAS W. McComb, Miss. GEORGE, BILLY McComb, Miss. GIBSON, RAYMOND Batesville, Ind. GINN, DONNA Tylertown, Miss. GLASS, GEORGE T. Magnolia, Miss. GUYTON, CHERRIE McComb, Miss. GWIN, LAUNA Magnolia, Miss. HALL, BONNIE SUE Magnolia, Miss. HAMILTON, EMMA J. Magnolia, Miss. HARRIS, CLAUDE V. Natchez, Miss. Freshmen HARRIS, RONALD D. McComb, Miss. HART, JAMES B. McComb, Miss. HARVEY, SYLVIA Tylertown, Miss. HAZLEWOOD, PERCY Liberty, Miss. HERMINGHAUS, CHARLENE McComb, Miss. HEWITT, JAMES E. Summit, Miss. HICKMAN, LAURA McComb, Miss. HOBGOOD, JAMES Tylertown, Miss. HONEA, MORRIS E. Magnolia, Miss. HONEA, PAULA R. Magnolia, Miss. HUX, RONALD C. McComb, Miss. JACKSON, EDWIN H. Jayess, Miss. 1Q65 JACKSON, MARCIA McComb, Miss. JERNIGAN, MARGARET McComb, Miss. JONES, TERRY T. Liberty, Miss. KELLY, LINDA Summit, Miss. LAIRD, JOHN K. Summit, Miss. LAIRD, HENRY L. Summit, Miss. LAMPTON, VAUGHN A. Magnolia, Miss. LARKIN, DOYLE Summit, Miss. LAWSON, JAMES R. McComb, Miss. LAWSON, MILDRED Osyka, Miss. LEAR, DONALD J. Tylertown, Miss. LEMASTERS, DOROTHY S. Summit, Miss. men LENOIR, ANITA S. Magnolia, Miss. LOFTON. SANDRA KAY Natchez, Miss. MADDOX, GRACE ANN McComb, Miss. MAGEE, RUTH C. Tylertown, Miss. MARTIN, FRANK Osyka, Miss. MARTIN, JUNE McComb, Miss. MARTIN, SANDRA M. Liberty, Miss. MASON, TROY H. McComb, Miss MATTHEW, KAREN R. Natchez, Miss. MIDDLETON, DINA SUE McComb, Miss MILTON, GLEN M. McComb, Miss. MORGAN, EVELYN Jayess, Miss. 1965 MORRIS, PAMELA McComb, Miss. MUSSELMAN, PATRICIA McComb, Miss. McCAIN, HULON W. Jayess, Miss. McCOMMON, JAMES E. McComb, Miss. McCURLY, EARL Gloster, Miss. McDOUGALL, GREG V. Magnolia, Miss. McKEY, LINDA FAYE Centreville, Miss. NASON, BOBBIE J. Magnolia, Miss. NETTERVILLE, NANCY E. McComb, Miss. NETTLES, MARY JO Tylertown, Miss. OGLETREE, BRENDA K. McComb, Miss. men OGLETREE, LINDA K. McComb, Miss. O’QUIN, LOLA D. Tylertown, Miss. OTTS, JOHN W. Liberty, Miss. PARKER, ROY H. Summit, Miss. PATTEN, M. SADEL Sandy Hook, Miss. PETERSON, JEFF H. Monticello, Miss. PINE, HENRY McComb, Miss. POPE, JESSE E. Summit, Miss. QUIN, WILLIAM A. McComb, Miss. RANDALL, JIMMY, L. Gloster, Miss. RAWLS, RONNIE Magnolia, Miss. REEVES, DOROTHY J. Summit, Miss. 1965 REYNOLDS, HENRY Sontag, Miss. ROBINSON, MARGARET A. McComb, Miss. ROGERS, KATHERINE McComb, Miss. ROGILLIO, ELLIS V. Clinton, La. RUSHING, DOROTHY A. Tylertown ,Miss. RUSHING, MILTON R. Tylertown, Miss. SCAFIDEL, JERRY L. Magnolia, Miss. SEAL, GWEN Tylertown, Miss. SEALL, JOSEPH H. Summit, Miss. SHAW, ALICE CAROL Liberty, Miss SHAW, JULIA ANN Kentwood, La. SIEBERT, MELVIN H. Ethel, La. men SMITH, VIRGINIA McComb, Miss. SMITH, JIMMIE R. Liberty, Miss. SMITH, KENNE TH L. Kentwood, La. SMITH, LARRY Tylertown, Miss. SMITH, RONALD McComb, Miss. SMITHIE, BARBARA S. Jayess, Miss. STEVENSON, JAMES N. Liberty, Miss. STONE, DAVID K. McComb, Miss. STRINGER, PEGGY Tylertown, Miss. STUDDARD, ANDY McComb, Miss. SWARTZ, GEORGE T. McComb, Miss. TABOR, JESSE A. New Hebron, Miss IQ 6 5 TARVER, CHARLENE McComb, Miss. TEMPLE, MICKEY K. Magnolia, Miss. THOMAS, MICHAEL L. Sandy Hook, Miss. TROVATO, DOUGLAS W. Summit, Miss. TUMEY, SHERRY A. Liberty, Miss. TYRONE, CAROLE H. Gloster, Miss. VAN, JIMMIE J. Magnolia, Miss. WALKER, SANDRA J, McComb, Miss. WALL KATHRYN J. McComb, Miss. WEAVER, WAYNE C. McComb, Miss. WELLS, ELOIS Smithdale, Miss. WELLS, VERNON L. McComb, Miss. men WHITE, E. O., JR. Liberty, Miss. WHITE, SHERRIE D. WHITTINGTON, LESTER Gloster, Miss. WICKER, EDWIN J. Smithdale, Miss. WILLIAMS, RONNIE N. Liberty, Miss. WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY A. McComb, Miss. WILSON, BILLIE JANE Osyka, Miss. WILSON, D. CASSELS Summit, Miss. WOLFE, CAROLYN L. Smithdale, Miss. WOMACK, DARRYL McComb, Miss. WOOD, DANIEL F. Tylertown, Miss. WOOD, DONNIS F. Tylertown, Miss. 1965 WOOD, JUDITH MAY Tylertown, Miss. WOOD, WINSTON D. Tylertown, Miss. WOODS, WILLIAM H. Summit, Miss. Students entering Southwest second semester: Lonnie Marsh, Jim Hale, Kay Bankston, Gary Randall, Donna Beard, Lynn Evans, Betty Copeland, Katheline Pike, Janet Stuart, Billy Parson, Edward Walley. Winter comes to Southwest. Jack Eason PRESIDENT First Row: Vashti Stephenson, Sonya Chisholm, Ann Jermgan, Pat Murpny, Pat barawell Seuuuu Row: Vicky Lambert, John Rushing, Margaret Robinson, Elizabeth Craft, Etta Causey, Jack Eason Third Row: James Pylate, Glen Milton, John Weathersby, Danny Richardson OFFICERS: Etta Causey - Treasurer; Danny Richardson-Vice President; Vashti Stephenson - Secretary Club Editor—Billie Jane Wilson; Class Editor—Patty Reid; Literary Editor—Leone Wallace. Patricia Bardwell gives ballots to voters in Who’s Who contest sponsored by the annual staff. 79 First row: Billie Jane Wilson, Sandra Martin, Frances Hughes, Gayle Estess, Ruth Magee, Bobbie Nason Second row: Carolyn Wolfe, Donna Beard, Ann Jernigan, Sherry Sills, Pat Brumfield, Sadel Patten. Third row- VashU Stephenson, Marsha Jackson, Sondra Scott, Mickey Temple, Paula Honea, Donna Ginn. Fourth row: Sue Betz, Katherine Jackson, Janie Alford, Mary Jo Nettles, Etta Causey, Leone Wallace, Mrs. Bates - Sponsor iith row: Margaret Robinson, John Rushing, Ronnie Smith, Shirley Wells, Billy Greer, Lonnie Marsh B.S.U. OFFICERS: John Rushing, Etta Causey, Vashti Stephenson. Shirley Wells Mrs Bates - Soon sor, Billy Greer 81 Rev. Swartz - Sponsor, Ruth Fortenberry, Karen Matthew, Elizabeth Craft, Molly Boyd, Donna Clifton, Pat Bardwell, Mike Davis, Pat Brumfield. Westminister Mrs. Craig - Sponsor, Sonya Chisholm, Patricia Murphy, Gayle Estess, Sandy Bartley, Henry Simmons, Rev Stuart. 82 OFFICERS: Mrs. Lillian Dunaway-Sponsor, Margaret Robinson, Sandy Walker, Et¬ ta Causey, Barbara Sterling, Billie Jane Wilson. First Row: Ann Shaw, Gale Dooley, Julie Domin, Sadel Patten, Sandra Bartley, Judy Carneige, Sherry Tumey, Margaret Robinson. Second Row: Pat Murphy, Molly Boyd, Pat Brumfield, Mary Jo Nettles, Laura Hickman, Sandy Walker, Carolyn Wolfe, Mildred Lawson. Third Row: Judy Ballew, Margie Causey, Vera Harris, Ann Jernigan, Shirley Wells, Vashti Stephenson, Cherrie Guyton, Jimmy Ruth Smith. Fourth Row: Lynn Bradley, Ruth Magee, Becky Fornea, Sue Betz, Marsha Jackson, Judy Wood. Carol Sue Osborn, Sondra Scott. Fifth Row: Katherine Jackson, Mary Lee Campbell, Barbara Sterling, Joyce Burch, Etta Causey, Bobbie Nason, Elizabeth Craft, Frances Hughes. Sixth Row: Paula Honea, Patricia Bardwell. Janie Alford, Linda Bozeman, Bonnie Hall, Sonya Chisholm, Barbara Smithe, Eugenia Adams. First Row: Vicky Lambert, Pat Brumfield, Vera Harris, Judy Ballew, Margaret Robinson, Laura Hickman, Pat Murphy Second Row: Molly Boyd, Becky Fornea, Judy Wood, Ruth Magee, Sadel Patten, Sherry Sills, Cherrie Guyton, Elizabeth Craft Third Row: Bonnie Sue Hall, Margie Causey, Etta Causey, Patricia Bardwell, Nancy Ray, Jimmie Ruth Smith, Mildred Lawson, Ann Jernigan, Linda Bozeman, Mrs. Louise Edwards - Sponsor W. R.A. OFFICERS: Margaret Robinson, Vera Harris, Cherrie Guyton, Patricia Bardwell, Sherry Sills, Mrs. Louise Edwards - Sponsor, Etta Causey. 84 Donna Clifton, Sandra Martin, Laura Hickman, Judy Kraft, Marvin Williams First Row: Elizabeth Craft, Lonnie Marsh, Donald Aucoin, Brenda Ogletree, Charlene Herminghaus, Ronnie Smith, Ronnie Harris, Martha Gibbs. Second row: Patricia Bardwell, Etta Causey, Ray Gibson, Barbara Sterling, Davis Lewis, Ronnie Simmons. Third row: James Ray Nettles, John Wayne Otts, Jerry Scafidel, Mac Cothern, Sammy King. Ronnie Simmons - Student Director Come on Ann, it’s not that bad! 86 Band Steve A. Jones - Director OFFICERS: Ray Gibson, Frances Hughes, Etta Causey, Ronnie Simmons 87 Brenda Ogletree, Carolyn Wolfe, Billie Jane Wilson, Bonita Bowlin, Frances Hughes, Sue Betz, Sherry Boyd, Linda Ogletree First Row: Mrs. Marilyn Brister-Pianist, Katherine Jackson, Paula Honea, Sondra Scott, Suzanne McLain, Frances Hughes, Dorothy Reeves, Gale Dooly, Pat Murphy. Second Row: Linda Bozeman, Shirley Williams, Bobbie Na - son, Ray Gibson, Ronnie Smith, Ronnie Simmons, George Biscotto, Mr. Jones—Sponsor, Etta Causey, Patricia Bardwell, Ann Jernigan, Joyce Burch. Athletics First row: Donald Bozeman, Gerald Robbins, George McDaniel, Hulon McCain, Larry Powell, Larry Fortenberry, Jim¬ my McCaa; Second row: Lloyd Kirkland, Tommy Tyrone, Henry Reynolds, Mac Anders, Don Magee, Jimmy Yarborough, Bill Milton, Jac Jones; Third row: Ray Davis, Lee Quin Jarvis, John Robson, Danny Richardson, Earl Malone, James Pylate, Tommy Gatlin, Glen Milton; Fourth row: Donald Blackwell, Gene Honea, Claud Harris, Danny Shaw, Bobby Miller, Ted Lambert, Danny Coughlin, James Williams; Fifth row: Art Fowler, Ken Stone, Johnny Mangum, Phil Ainsworth, Joe Peevy, Freddie Cook, Gary Bowlin, Tommy Swartz. Head Coach—Horace Williams and Asst. Coach—Jerry Reid 1964 BEAR SCHEDULE uthwest 7 East Central Opponent 0 19 Hinds 45 29 Northwest 12 28 Co-Lin 7 10 Delta 20 6 Jones 26 0 East Mississippi 10 24 Holmes 0 28 Perkinston 32 0 Pearl River 26 Managers Larry Fortenberry and Ted Lambert pack the equipment for the Delta game. Bears Receive Honors Donald Bozeman—MOST DESERVING FRESHMAN, D on Magee—MOST VALUABLE LINEMAN, Mac Anders— MOST VALUABLE PLAYER, Bobby Miller—SCHOLA STIC AWARD, Gerald Robbins - MOST VALUABLE BACK, Tommy Tyrone—BEST TEAM SPIRIT Jackson Jones All State Junior College Gu ard 94 at S.M.J.C. Bill Milton Tackle Don Magee Guard All State Junior College Honorable Mention Ray Davis Tackle Bobby Miller Quarterback Gerald Robbins Fullback Mac Anders Halfback Ken Stone—End Phil Ainsworth—End through Co-Lin line. Tommy Gatlin—Tackle 97 Joe Peevy—Tackle Freddie Cook—Tackle Lloyd Kirkland—Center Henry Reynolds—Center Gene Honea—Center Johnny Mangum— Quarterback Danny Shaw— Quarterback mm Hi r m ' , Claud Harris— Quarterback Art Fowler—Fullback Jimmy Yarborough—Halfback Danny Coughlin—Fullback Gary Bowlin—Fullback Larry Powell—Halfback Lee Jarvis—Halfback 100 Hi is mm wm First row: John Rushing, Jeff Peterson, Keith Laird, Jessie Tabor, Eddie Forman. Second row: Coach Horace Holmea Johnny Mangum, Cassels Wilson, Eddie Stafford, Larry Smith, M. L. Fortenberry, Manager, Tommy Holmes. f i X j | ijU Jtsm m I COACH HORACE HOLMES 1Q65 SMJC Schedule. 2 SMJC Opponent 55 Clark 86 65 Co-Lin 61 83 Pearl River 85 81 Delta 69 88 Hinds 100 102 Southeaste rn 84 78 Northeast 87 73 Northwest 82 65 Co-Lin 74 67 Northwest 80 80 Northeast 93 83 Jones 87 67 Perkinston 86 84 Holmes 68 55 Delta 62 73 Pearl River 72 73 Perkinston 78 65 Hinds 78 68 Jones 81 59 Co-Lin 69 86 Clark 73 Sooth Mississippi Tournament 61 . ntJtaiCI Pearl River 72 103 Larry Smith Forward 104 A Co-Lin player tries Eddie Forman Forward M. L. Fortenberry Forward Eddie Stafford Center Keith Laird Center score up 2 points! to block M. L.’s shot! 105 John Rushing Guard Jeff Peterson Guard Johnny Mangum Guard Jessie Tabor Guard Manager—Tommy Holmes Hall of F, . ame To honor those outstanding graduating sophomores who have excelled in leadership, scholarship, and citizenship, is the purpose of the Southwest Mississippi Junior College Hall of Fame. The students, who have been given this honor, are selected by a committee composed of faculty members. The committee uses great care in selecting those stu¬ dents who most deserve the honor of being a member of the Hall of Fame. Hall of JACK EASON What makes a good leader? In order to be a good leader, one must be able to analyze any prob¬ lem or situation, devise the best possible solution, and then carry out this plan for solution with in¬ telligence and tact. Jack Eason has used these qualities of a good leader to serve his school as Presi¬ dent of the Student Government Association. Not only has Jack served his school in this capacity, but he has also been an active member of the B.S.U. Choir, the Wesley Foundation, and the PINE BURR staff. To reward Jack for his work at Southwest, he has been chosen for the Southwest Hall of Fame. F, ante DEBBIE McGUIRE A combination of high ideals and high scholastic records merit Debbie McGuire her place in the Hall of Fame. Because of her in¬ tellectual abilities and diligent work, Debbie has been an honor roll student during both her years at Southwest. Debbie has used her intelligence and her willingness to work for the benefit of the WHISPERING PINES and the Stu¬ dent Government Association. She has also used her leadership abil¬ ity by serving as Vice-President of the Wesley Foundation. Debbie, because you have given Southwest your best, you have been given a place in the 1964-65 Hall of Fame. Hall of PATTY REID Two years of high scholastic average, a talent for organization, a pleasing personality, and a dash of acting ability — these are the ingredients which make Patty Reid such an outstanding student. During her two years at South¬ west, Patty has maintained a high scholastic average. Through her work as exchange editor for the PINE BURR, and class editor for the WHISPERING PINES. Patty has used her talents for the better¬ ment of Southwest. Because of Patty ' s pleasing personality and abundance of school spirit, she was elected maid in the 1964 Homecoming Court. Another of Patty ' s achievements was in the Southwest production of Come Blow Your Horn , in which Patty had a leading role. For her many achievements at Southwest, Patty has a place in the Hall of Fame. Fame VASHTI STEPHENSON Perhaps it is her radiant smile, her friendly personality, or maybe even her reliability that has made Vashti Stephenson such a pleasant asset to her school. TVs membership in the B.S.U, Choir, the PINE BURR staff, the WHISPER¬ ING PINES staff, and her lead roll in The Queen ' s Mirror rhow the versatility of this outstanding stu¬ dent. Ti ' s warm, friendly personali¬ ty won the admiration of her fel¬ low students, who elected her Freshman Class Favorite in the 1964 Who ' s Who contest. Ti was also honored her sophomore year at Southwest by being elected secretary of the Student Govern¬ ment Association. The contribu¬ tions Ti has made to her school and to her fellow students give her the high honor of being a member of the Hall of Fame. ■ ' Patty, Jack, Vashti and Debbie walk out of our Hall of Fame and into what we know will be a successful future! Beauty I Sherry Turney Beauty Sandra Walker Cutest Margaret Robinson Ronnie Simmons Peggy Cothern Billy Greer Mosf Sch Donna Danny Ri Barbara Sterling Bill Milton Ronnie Simmons, Don Magee, Vicky Lambert, Etta Causey, Mar¬ garet Robinson and Claud Harris look on as Billie Jane Wilson dem¬ onstrates how to operate a camera. Cherrie Guyton, Laura Hickman, Leon Fortenberry, Judy Ballew, Kendel Brazzeal, Barbara Sterling and Bill Milton enjoy singing to an old time “player piano.” Remember when Peaches turned tame?! 140 ; Someone got kicked?! Southwest dances were crowded?! Compliments of Jackson The Cleaner and Men ' s Shop Summit Dial 276-2171 Compliments of FELDER ' S FASHIONS Summit Phone 276-743T For the best in fashions year round shop Felder ' s Fashions Compliments of THOMPSON ' S JEWELRY FLOWERS Summit, Miss. Dial 276-7161 Compliments of THE PROGRESSIVE BANK Safe, Sound, and Conservative SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI Member F.D.I.C. 142 an Compliments of J. T. 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