Woodville High School - Ramblers Reveille Yearbook (Woodville, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

The Presew+ed bu , the J . Woodville Hi h School SeNior C1055 of 1966 Contents Title Page School Board and Superintendent Foreword Principal’s Message Annual Staff Parents League and Secretary Bus Drivers, Custodian, and Cafeteria Workers Organizations Elementary Advertisers Dat’s Dat Faculty Classes Favorites Athletics Wilkinson County School Board SEATED left to right: Messrs. Dorsey Trevillion, Charles Campbell, Charlie Netter- ville, Howard Stutzman, W. V. Carter, and J. A. Nowell. These men are dedicated to serving the schools of Wilkinson County. Their main interest is to provide the facilities and the teaching personnel necessary to insure Wil- kinson County's young people an education that will enable them to succeed in college or in life. MR. J. A. NOWELL County Superintendent of Education This Is OUR The Family Behind the Man Principal s Message To the student body: My message to you this year will be idealistic in its content. It concerns tne problem of the de- cline or decay of public morality in our great land. Webster’s Dictionary defines the word integrity as meaning moral soundness, uprightness, ana incor- ruptibiltty. If our school can instill into this stu- dent body the need to cherish and protect his pre- cious possession, your integrity, then we shall not have entirely failed in the making of useful citi- zens, regardless of academic accomplishment. You, as individual students, should make a conscious effort to adhere to upright, morally sound principles in making your daily decisions in life. Always remember that there is no middle ground in the area of your integrity. You either possess it or you do not. Each of you should guard your in- tegrity as you would your life, since life itself can become relatively meaningless once it is lost. Few things in life are as hard to recapture as your good name. As long as you can examine the inner re- cesses of your heart and tell yourself that your in- tegrity is intact and unsullied, you are as rich as anyone can be. And so I say to you, hold your in- tegrity close to your heart. Few things can De more satisfying to you than to know that yours is intact and uncorrupted. Sincerely, Annual Staff After working hard on the annual, we often relaxed at the Big-R. GAIL MILLER Editor ANN JENKINS Assistant Editor PARENTS LEAGUE OFFICERS Mrs. Jean Treppendahl - president; Mr. Charles Cumbo - treasurer; Mrs. Daisy Morris - secretary; Mrs. Dottie Wood - vice-president Our Parents League officers are inspecting the fans which the club bought for the grammar school. The Parents League is always doing something nice for us. «0 SON. INC. 3T_ •OOKR 19 12 3 4 8 9 10 11 IS 16 17 18 222324 25 2930 31 Secretary MRS. ELIZABETH WALKER Mrs. Walker helps us by giving us late slips, answering our questions, delivering messages to us, averaging our grades, and typing and mailing our transcripts. BUS DRIVERS James Vines, Jennings McCur- ley, Mr. Lonnie Sturgeon, Coach George Gonda, Royce Sesser, Mr. Joe Stutzman, Ted Berry, Coach Larry Vaughn, Bro. Bernard Waites, Mrs. Mar- garet McGraw, and Mrs. Ber- tha Sumrall(not shown) � Our bus drivers arise early to get us to school by eight o'clock, and they get us home on time, too. They also drive us to out-of-town games. CUSTODIAN Mr. Dave Carter What would we do without Mr. Dave to see that our building is clean and warm, our school grounds pretty, our letters mailed, and our oth- er one-hundred-and-one needs met? CAFETERIA WORKERS Mr. Lonnie Sturgeon Mrs. Mary Wilkinson Mrs. Oleta Wilkinson Mrs. Bertha Sumrall By twelve o'clock that food will really taste good. WML fflm tfaHih MRS. ALICE McCRAINE English and Guidance MRS. ANNIE HARTNESS Commerce and Math MISS GLADYS BOSTIC English and Spanish MR. LARRY VAUGHN Basketball, Math, and Driver Education MR. J. D. WITHERS, JR. Science MR. CHARLES STOCKETT Science and Math MR. BERNARD WAITES History MISS PAT BALDWIN Home Economics MR. GEORGE GONDA Football, Typing, and Jr. High Math MR. CHARLES CUMBO Industrial Arts MRS. ROSEMARY STOCKETT Jr. High English and History MISS SARAH JENSEN Librarian MRS. JOAN WHETSTONE History MRS. ANN WHEELER Jr. High English and History MR. GLEN CROCKER Band and Public School Music MRS. JOHNNIE CROCKER Piano and Voice MR. HOMER HUFF Sixth Grade and Elementary Principal MRS. EARLINE LINDSEY Sixth Grade MRS. MARGUERITE FORD Fifth Grade MRS. MARGARET THARP Fifth Grade MRS. SARAH CAMPBELL Fourth Grade MRS. ERNESTINE SORRELS Fourth Grade MISS ELIZABETH CAVIN Third Grade MRS. MARY VAUGHN Third Grade MRS. LUCILLE ANDERSON Second Grade MRS. MARILYN CATCHINGS Second Grade MRS. MARY CARTER First Grade MRS. IRENE JACKSON First Grade MRS. DORABEL NOWELL Special Education MRS. MYRTLE STOCKETT Piano and Voice SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Steve Rosenblatt - President; Susan Geter - Secretary; Jimmy McGraw - Vice-Presi- dent; Shirley Fassmann - Reporter; Carolyn Moore - Treasurer; Gail Miller - Reporter; Mrs. Alice McCraine Sponsor; Mrs. Annie F. Hartness - Sponsor Mrs. Hartness and Mrs. McCraine are always pushing us! We're getting information for our term paper! HIRAM LEMIRE ASHLEY, JR Football-2, Hi-Y-2, 4-H- 2, Class Officer-2, Who's Who Committee-1 RONALD ROY BABERS Baseball-4, Annual Staff- 1, Junior Sportsmen Lea- gue-1. Class Officer-1, Who's Who-1, Football-3 GEORGE THEODORE BERRY, JR. Dramatics-1, Spanish Club-2, Annual Staff-1 MICHAEL EARLE CAVIN Football-2, Annual Staff- 1, Pep Sauad-2, 4-H-l GEORGE EDWARD DOOLEY Football-4, 4-H-l, Who's Who-2, Track-2 JERRY THOMAS ENIS Football-2, Baseball-4, Junior Sportsmen League-1 SHIRLEY JEAN FASSMAN Y-Teens-4, F.H.A.-4, Chorus-1, Junior Sports- men League-1, Class Off- icer-1, Pep Squad-4, Who's Who Committee-1, 4-H-l MARGARET ANN FELTER Pep Squad-4, Chorus-2, 4-H-l, Annual Staff-1, Dramatics-1, Y -Teens-4, Y-Teen Officer-2, Y- Teen Cabinet-2 SUSIE STUZMAN FLOYD Basketball-3, Y-Teens-4, Class Officer-1, Spanish Club-2, F.H.A.-l, An- nual Staff-1, Dramatics-1, Pep Squad-4, Y-Teen Cho- rus-2 Junior Sportsmen League-1 4-H-l HARRY DOUGLAS FORD Who’s Who-1 CHARLOTTE GEWAYN GETER Y-Teens-1, Pep Squad-1 Y-Teen Cabinet-1, Span ish Club-1 ELLA SUSAN GETER Pep Squad-4, Basketball- 3 Who's Who-1, Annual Staff-1, 4-H-l, F.H.A.- 1, Y-Teens-4, Class Off- icer-1, Spanish Club-2, Junior Sportsmen League-1, Chorus-2, Dramatics-1 CHARLES CLAUDE GILES Baseball Manager-3, Foot- ball Manager-2, 4-H-l, Band-3, Junior Sportsmen League-1 JOHN WAYNE GODDARD III Latin Club-1, Annual Staff-1, Basketball-2 GREGORY MARSHALL GONDA Baseball-2, Basketball-4, Football-4, Track-2, Dra- matics-1, Annual Staff-1 PATRICIA HAVARD Class Officer-1, F.H.A.- 1, Dramatics-1, Pep Squad-4, Y-Teens-4, Y- Teen Officer-1, Who's Who-1, Who's Who Com- mittee-1, Junior Sports- men League-1 JULIANN JACKSON Y-Teens-3, F.H.A.-l, Dramatics-1, Who's Who Committee-1, Pep Squad- 1, Junior Sportsmen Lea- gue-1, 4-H-l ELIZABETH ANN JENKINS Annual Staff-1, Band-2, F.H.A.-3, F.H.A. Off- icer-2, Miss F.H.A.-1, Pep Squad-4, Y-Teens-4, Y-Teen Cabinet-1, Y- Teen Officer-2, Chorus-1 MARTHA CAROL JOHNSON F.H.A.-3, F.H.A. Off- icer-2, Y-Teens-4, Y- Teen Cabinet-1, Pep Squad-4 MARTHA QUIGGINS LEWIS Y-Teens-4, Chorus-1, Pep Squad-4, Pep Squad Officer-1, Class Officer- 1, Spanish Club-2, Beta Club-2, 4-H-l. F.H.A.- 1, Y-Teen Officer-1 PATSY SUE LOFTON Y-Teens-4, F.H.A.-4, Miss F.H.A.-l, F.H.A. Officer-2, Pep Squad-4, Library Club-4, Chorus-2, A nnual Staff-1 NANCY CAVIN McCALLISTER Y-Teens-3, Y-Teen Off- icer-1, Pep Squad-3, Fu- ture Nurses Club-1, Dis- tributive Education-1, F.H.A.-2, 4-H-l, Cho- rus-2, Band-2 JAMES WILLIAM McGRAW Annual Staff-1, Football- 4, Track-2, Class Officer- 2, Who’s Who-1, Hi-Y-1 MARILYN GAIL MILLER Annual Staff-1, Pep Squad- 4, Y-Teens-4, F.H.A.-l, Band-2, Class Officer-1, Dramatics-1, Chorus-1, Lions Club Sweetheart-2 CAROLYN EDNA MOORE Track-4, Basketball-3, Y-Teens-4, 4-H-l, Cho- rus-1, Band-1, Pep Squad- 4, Class Officer-4, Span- ish Club-2, F.H.A.-l, Junior Sportsmen League-1, Dramatics-1 MARTHA PAULETTE PERRY Annual Staff-1, Class Off- icer-1, Y-Teens-4, Y- Teen Officer-1, Dramat- ics-1, Chorus-1 TOMMY HOWARD PHILLIPS Track-2 ELDRED LEWIS PRINE Annual Staff-1, Football- 4, Track-2, Hi-Y-1 MILTON CHRISTIAN PLITT Baseball-4, Basketball-4, Football-4, Dramatics-1, Spanish Club-4, Who's Who-4 JAMES ROSS PRITCHARD Football-1 WALTER RAY REED Football-2, Track-2, Hi- Y-2, 4-H-3 BETTY SUE ROBERTS Y-Teens-4, Chorus-4, Y-Teen Officer-1, Y- Teen Cabinet-2, F.H.A.- 2, Pep Squad-4, Pep Squad Leader-1, 4-H-l, Who's Who Committee-1, Dramatics-1 STEPHEN WOODBURN ROSENBLATT Baseball-3, Basketball-4, Annual Staff-1, Beta Club- 4, Class Officer-2, 4-H-3, 4-H Officer-3, Spanish Club-3, Who's Who-1, Hi-Y-1, Rampage Staff RONALD LEE SHELTON Dramatics-1 SHEILA ELIZABETH SUMRALL Y-Teens-4 Y-Teen Off- icer-1, Y-Teen Cabinet- 4, F.H.A.-4, Dramatics- 1, Band-1, Annual Staff- 1, Junior Sportsmen Lea- gue-1, Pep Squad-4, Cho- rus 4, 4-H-l GWENDOLYN EARLE TURNER Pep Squad-4, Y-Teens-4, F.H.A.-l, Who's Who-3, 4-H-l, Who’s Who Com- mittee-1, Junior Sport0 men League-1 JAMES DENNIS VINES, JR. Football-3, Who's Who-4, Bus Driver-3 NILA ELIZABETH WADDELL Pep Squad-4, Basketball- 2, Y-Teens-4, F.H.A.- 1, 4-H-l, Dramatics-1, Who's Who-1, Who's Who Committee 1, Junior Sportsmen League-1, Cho- rus-1 MILTON DAVIS WESBERRY Football-4, Dramatics-1, Who's Who-1 JOY ILLIENE WHITAKER 4-H-3, Y-Teens-4, F.H.A.-4, Chorus-2, Pep Squad-4, Basketball-2, Track-2, Who's Who-1, Band-2, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow CHARLES RICHARD WITHERS Beta Club-3 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS James Miller - President; Louis Flaccomio - Vice-President; Hal Brannan - Secretary and Treasurer; Judy Carter - Reporter; Gary D'Aquila - Reporter We can do anything well, from climbing a monkey-bar to planning a Junior-Sen- ior Prom. I We really chose pretty class rings! Brenda Berry Gerald Bradley Hal Brannan Sara Sue Bunch Pamela Calvert Judy Carter Loraine Carter Jerry Cavin Rodgers Crain Charlotte Cumbo Gary D'Aquila Eddie Davis Martha Duval Herbert Felter Louis Flaccomio Cecelia Ford Jerry Geter Parham Geter Joe Gibson Sharlot Graham Tom Hill Deborah Kee Bruce Lewis Diane McGraw James Miller Lucian Murray Bonnie Nettles Rory Randall Katherine Sarcher Belinda Smith Lester Stockett Beverly Tibbitts David Townley Wettlin Treppendahl Eric Trevillion Raymond Wheeler Tommy Whitaker SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Charlie Canova - President; Delton Moore - Vice-President; Ginger Carter - Secretary and Treasurer; Pat Lewis - Reporter; Myron Waddell - Reporter; Miss Gladys Bostic - Sponsor; Mr. Larry Vaughn - Sponsor Mr. Whetstone usually says yes if we have Miss Bostic and Mr. Vaughn's approval. We're always working hard at English! Gail Bearden Teresa Beckham Larry Box Charlie Canova Alex Boyd Carter Ginger Carter Ernie Davis Wayne Davis George B. Dooley Ann Geter Henry Geter Patty Greene Nancy Griffin Elliott Hammack Patricia Hart ness Faye Johnson Janie Johnson Pat Lewis John James Mathis Beverly McCarstle Jennings McCurley Nancy McGraw Brandon McGraw Rusty Miller Delton Moore Billy Joe Morris Eddy Faye Murray Winona Netterville Douglas Nettles Thomas Perry Mary Lee Waddell Myron Waddell Veronica Walding Ernest G. Wesberry Linda Wesberry Mary Alice Wisner FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Enloe Kee - President; Judy Montfort - Vice-President; Susan Whetstone - Secretary; Ginger Treppendahl - Reporter; Lake Tolbert - Treasurer; Miss Patricia Baldwin - Sponsor; Coach George Gonda - Sponsor We're scooting through an important conference. This is the way we look every day except Freshman Day. Geraldine Ashley Charles Bearden Carolyn Berry Marilyn Berry Debbie Bussell Ikey Carter Jesse Carter Martha Jane Carter Ralph Carter Billy Catchings Paul Chapman Sharon Graham Roger Green Ann Henderson Enloe Kee Mary Ann King Arlton Landers Jane Ann Leake George Lofton Gary McCurley Judy Montfort Kathy Moore Willie Morris Dennis Nettles Janice Perry Debbie Rabb Brenda Robertson Mary Ellen Rosenblatt Royce Sesser Evelyn Smith Johnny Smith Leroy Smith Robert Stone Lake Tolbert Ginger Treppendahl Harry Trevillion James Vines Hilda Walker Jimmie Wheeler Milton Wheeler Steve Wheeler Susan Whetstone Dickie Whitaker Warren Whitaker Hulda Wilkinson JUNIOR HIGH . Eighth Grade Edna Reins Beard Mittie Belle Isle Diane Carter Thomas Carter Loraine Cavin Regina Cavin Stephen Cox Celia Daniels We like the unexpected. Detective stories and mystery plays have a special charm for us. Ring Around the Corpse sent chills up and down the spinal columns of Wood- ville Attendance Center students. Mary Lea Faulkner Billy Felter Mona Felter Elaine Geter Bobby Graham Judy Hammack Karen Hewes Hunter Howell Joy Hutson Gary Davis Shirley Davis Debra Enlow R. D. Enlow Elizabeth Nettles Gayle Nettles Tommy Rosenblatt Leatha Sesser It’s fun, too, to be included when the high school students have hay rides, dances, and parties. Susie Wayne Spillman Jerry Sumrall Terry Tharp Andy Lewis David McGraw Kathy McGraw Yates McGraw Linda McKey Linda Metcalfe David Miller Barbara Murray Janet Thurman David Treppendahl Mark Trevillion Marty Walding Peggy Wilkinson Marion Y arbrough Seventh Grade Harold Ashley Lorraine Beckham John Bell Becky Berry Wesley Berry Edna Berryhill Frankie Bussell Ann Calender Bythella Carter Lannie Carter Mona Carter Judy Cavin Lev Cavin Wiley Cavin Joann Davis Herbert Dooley Doris Dover Diane Enis Donald Felter Ellison Felter Richard Felter David Flaccomio Kirk Ford Linda King Carmel Lanehart Linda Lanehart Sandra Lanehart Boyd Leake Before we were really used to being in junior high school, it was time for our as- sembly program; however, The Magic Fishbone under the direction of Miss Jensen was a real hit. James McKlemurry Myrtis Metcalfe Jacqueline Murray Yvonne Netterville Charles Nettles Cleveland Perry Jamie Perry Pel Phares Maxine Pritchard Ray Satcher Ronnie Satcher Carol Smith Kathryn Smith Mike Smith Carolyn Swager Clevie Tibbitts Becky Upchurch Eloise Vines Russell Vines Wanda Vines Glendol Wesberry Christine Wheeler Lois Wheeler Charles Whetstone Frances Whetstone Carrie Whitehead Jimmie Wilkinson Julia Wilkinson Mr. and Miss W.H.S. Gwen Turner Milton Plitt Mr. and Miss W. H. S., chosen by their fellow students, are the leaders in high school, for they have the characteristics admired by teen-agers. They were recognized before the 1965 Homecoming game. Homecoming King and Queen Susan Geter James Vines Preceding the Woodville-Cathedral game on October 29, 1965, the lords and ladies of the Homecoming Court and the king and queen were presented to a capacity crowd of spectators. Just before the kickoff, King James Vines was crowned by 1964-65 King Hines Brannan, and Queen Susan Geter was crowned by 1963-64 Queen Frances Cavin. After Queen Susan received a dozen red roses, Woodville Attendance Center's gift to its queen, the spectators stood while Misses Gail Miller and Betty Roberts sang the Woodville Alma Mater. Senior Class LADY PATRICIA HAVARD LORD DOUGLAS FORD Junior Class LADY PAMELA CALVERT LORD EDDIE DAVIS LADY GINGER TREPPENDAHL LORD LAKE TOLBERT Eighth Grade LADY NELLIE TEAL LORD MARVIN WHEELER, JR, LADY SUSIE WAYNE SPILLMAN LORD YATES McGRAW Seventh Grade Mrs. Nowell’s Room LADY CAROLYN SWAGER LORD PEL J. PHARES Mrs. Lindsey’s Room LADY ELLEN BEST LORD EARL JACKSON Mr. Huff’s Room LADY COLLEEN GAIL VINES LORD DALE FAUST Mrs. Tharp’s Room LADY LAVERNE McGRAW LORD ROB TREPPENDAHL Mrs. Ford s Room LADY MELINDA CARTER LORD DAVID SMITH Mrs. Campbell’s Room LADY REBBIE ROSSO LORD LEE CAVIN Mrs. Sorrels’ Room LADY RHONDA FORD LORD BOB LEWIS Mrs. Vaughn’s Room Miss Cavin’s Room LADY KIMBERLY McGRAW LORD DONNY SMITH LADY FRANCES WILKINSON LORD RANDY WHETSTONE Mrs. Anderson’s Room LADY SUSAN McCRAINE LORD COLLINS HEWES Mrs. Catchings’ Room LADY JANICE McKLEMURRY LORD JAMES HERRINGTON Mrs. Carter’s Room LADY RENEE INMAN LORD TIM SESSIONS Mrs. Jackson’s Room LADY CHERYL SMITH LORD TIM UPCHURCH Mr. and Miss Elementary Charlene Enlow Jennings Nettles Mt. and Miss Elementary are ideal grammar school students. They were selected by the students in grades four through six. Just notice what they are now! What will they be six years from now, when they will be seniors of 1972? Football Sweetheart Deborah Kee Football players: James Vines, Ronnie Babers, Jimmy McGraw, Milton Wesberry, and Greg Gonda At the half of the Woodville-Cathedral game, Miss Deborah Kee, sweetheart of the 1965 Ramblers, accompanied by the Woodville cheerleaders, rode to the fifty-yard line in a beautifully decorated convertible. There the young ladies were met by mem- bers of the Rambler squad, who escorted them across the field. On behalf of the Ram- blers, Walter Reed gave Miss Kee a bouquet of red roses. As a final tribute. Misses Gail Miller and Betty Roberts sang She’s the Sweetheart of Woodville High. Most James Vines Milton Plitt Rodgers Crain Handsome Most Pamela Calvert Patricia Hartness Beautiful Best Dressed JAMES VINES PATRICIA HARTNESS James and Patricia are always dressed so neat. Most Studious DIANE McGRAW STEPHEN ROSENBLATT Study, study, study. That's why they make such good grades. Wittiest RONNIE BABERS NILA WADDELL RONNIE SHELTON You never know what these kids will be up to next. Friendliest GWEN TURNER JENNINGS McCURLEY They make you happy on a rainy day. Most Athletic DIANE McGRAW EDDIE DAVIS Playing pool is lots of fun, and it really develops the muscles. Most Versatile MILTON PLITT PAMELA CALVERT They're so versatile they could even win at mumblety-peg. Co-Ed Correspondent SUSAN WHETSTONE Good letters create good public rela- tions. Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow ILLIENE WHITAKER Miss Baldwin presented the award to our perfect homemaker. Miss F.H.A. PATSY LOFTON She was chosen by her classmates, who think she has all the qualities they would like to possess. Football Squad The Ramblers started the 1965 season with a big 38-6 victory over Wesson. Then came doster, St. Francisville, and Port Gibson, who fell to the Ramblers 20-13, 31-0, 21-13, respectively. The Ramblers'first loss was to Liberty, 31-7. Determined to do better, the Ramblers came back to beat Loyd Star, Centreville, and Cathedral 29-0, 35-12 and 28-16. The Ramblers lost the last game of the season to Fayette by a score of 26-6. All in all, it was a good season for the Ramblers. MILTON WESBERRY Senior T ackle 3 Letters JAMES VINES Senior End 3 Letters Coach Gonda stands with co-captains, James and Milton. GREG GONDA Senior End 4 Letters MILTON PLITT Senior Halfback 4 Letters LEWIS PRINE Senior End 2 Letters JIMMY McGRAW Senior Tackle 3 Letters Milton Plitt gives the Bulldogs a good ride. RONNIE BABERS Senior Center 2 Letters LEMIRE ASHLEY Senior End 2 Letters WALTER REED Senior Halfback 2 Letters MIKE CAVIN Senior Halfback 1 Letter James Vines blocks as Milton Plitt goes over for T. D. JAMES MATHIS Sophomore Guard 2 Letters JERRY GETER Junior Halfback 2 Letters EDDIE DAVIS Junior Quarterback 2 Letters RODGERS CRAIN Junior Guard 2 Letters Eddie Davis with fancy open field running. TOM HILL Junior Guard 2 Letters JOE GIBSON Junior Guard 2 Letters GARY D'AQUILA Junior Tackle 2 Letters ERIC TREVILLION Junior Tackle 2 Letters ELLIOTT HAMMACK Sophomore Guard 1 Letter TOMMY WHITAKER Junior Fullback 1 Letter Susan and James, moments after they were crowned 1965-1966 Cheerleaders PAMELA CALVERT, PATTI JOHNSTON, PATRICIA HARTNESS ANN GETER, DEBORAH KEE, DIANE McGRAW, LORAINE CARTER What's a football game without cheerleaders? Each year the football team nominates twelve young ladies for cheerleaders. From this group the student body elects six. The students chose wisely this year, for these six attractive girls and their mascot did much to pep up the team. The girls started the 65-66 season with five lettermen. After a slow first week, they began to jell and play good ball. During the second week of the season, they fought to the finals of the Salem tourney, losing in a double overtime to host Salem. The next two weeks they won tournaments at Jackson and St. Francisville. In the second half of the season they methodically eliminated the surrounding opposition before the district tournament. 1966 Basketball Team LORAINE CARTER Junior Forward 3 Letters BELINDA SMITH Junior Forward 3 Letters GINGER CARTER Sophomore Guard 1 Letter TERESA BECKHAM Sophomore Guard 1 Letter SHARON GRAHAM Freshman Guard 1 Letter DEBORAH KEE Junior Guard 3 Letters DIANE McGRAW Junior Guard 3 Letters LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS PAMELA CALVERT Junior Forward 3 Letters KATHY MOORE Freshman Guard 1 Letter 1966 Basketball Team The Ramblers started the 65-66 season with six returning lettermen. The first week of the season saw Woodville lose 50-49 to Natchez High and then soundly trounce Enterprise and Chamberlain Hunt. The Ramblers placed second in the Salem and St. Francisville tourneys, losing to Dexter in the Salem tourney 31-28 and to the Saints in the St. Francisville tourney by a score of 65-63. At this time the boys began to realize their full potential. They were becoming one of Woodville's best teams. Some important victories during the season were Tioga, Enterprise, Pride. West Lincoln, Gloster, Liberty, and Fayette. MILTON PLITT Senior Forward 5 Letters GREG GONDA Senior Center 4 Letters Coach Vaughn talks with his co-captains, Greg and Milton. STEVE ROSENBLATT Senior Forward 2 Letters JOHN GODDARD Senior Forward 1 Letter WETTLIN TREPPENDAHL Junior Guard 2 Letters MYRON WADDELL Sophomore Forward 2 Letters The opening moments CHARLIE CANOVA Sophomore Guard 2 Letters DELTON MOORE Sophomore Forward 1 Letter ENLOE KEE Freshman Forward 1 Letter Greg rebounds the ball! ELLIOTT HAMMACK Sophomore Guard 1 Letter HENRY GETER Sophomore Forward 2 Letters 1966 Track Team The girls' track team is looking forward to another good year. They won District 7 and Southwest Conference championships last year. They also qualified to go to South Mississippi and state track meets. The girls have gone to South Mississippi track meet five years and to state track meets two years. The girls have four return- ing lettermen from last year's team. Kathy Moore Freshman 200 and 300 Yard Relays 50 and 75 Yard Dash Sharon Graham Freshman 200 and 300 Yard Relays Carolyn Moore Senior Broadjump Diane McGraw Junior 200 and 300 Yard Relays TOM HILL 220 and 100 Yard Dash 440 and 880 Yard Relays TOM PHILLIPS Mile Run 440 and 880 Yard Relays WALTER REED 440 and 880 Yard Relays GREG GONDA Shot Put 440 and 880 Yard Relays 1966 Baseball Team The Woodville Rambler baseball team has done very well in the past. They have been South Mississippi champions twice and state champions once. The Ramblers are looking forward to another good season this year. Coach Whetstone will have six of last year’s first string on his starting team. 4 MILTON PLITT Senior Catcher 5 Letters JERRY ENIS Senior Pitcher 5 Letters % GREG GONDA Senior First Base 3 Letters STEVE ROSENBLATT Senior Right Field 3 Letters JERRY GETER Junior Center Field 3 Letters EDDIE DAVIS Junior Third Base 5 Letters WETTLIN TREPPINDAHL Junior Second Base 1 Letter HAL BRANNAN Junior Left Field 2 Letters RONNIE BABERS Senior Right Field 3 Letters JAMES MATHIS Sophomore Short Stop 3 Letters BRUCE LEWIS Junior Left Field 3 Letters HENRY GETER Sophomore Pitcher 2 Letters Mr. Whetstone stands with the Senior players. Senior Y-Teens Miss Sarah helps us as we strive to reach the ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. Junior Y-Teens Mrs. Whetstone directs us as we seek to understand Jesus, to share His love for all peo- ple, and to grow in knowledge and love of God. F.H.A. We the Future Homemakers of America face the future with warm courage and high hopes. I � — If i WMtllcs 3 Myr fe; MM I FSB i W |LLq|PL 1 J'MtMUnll j Beta Club We stand for leadership, loyalty, and truth. Our purpose is to guide and help other young people. Pep Squad We cheered the Ramblers to a 7-2 season. Junior Band In a few years we will be members of Woodville Attendance Center's marching band. . ELEMENTARY Mrs. Jackson’s First Grade Linda Brown Thomas Brown Kim Davis Kathy Ferguson Allen Herrington Nancy Jackson Ronnie Longmire Charles McGraw Richard Nettles On August 30 we entered the portals of Woodville Attendance Center for the first time. Our first trip to the auditory for an assembly program was quite an excursion. Lawrence Rabb Cheryl Smith Susie Smith Tim Upchurch Bobby Wesberry Mary Ruth Whitaker Mrs. Carter’s First Grade Charles Bunch Bently Curry Wanda Felter Lois Gandy Teressa Harris James Lee Havard, Jr. Renee Inman David McCraine Charlie Netterville t Our room parties have really been fun. Our first grade assembly program was very special. All the stage lights and all the attention were on us. Patricia Sterling John Whitaker John Nettles, Jr. Nolan Ray Nettles Jimmy Phares John Patrick Debbie Lee Rives Tim Sessions Mrs. Catchings’ Second Grade Annette Brown Charles Brown Faye Brown Yvonne Cavin Christine Davis Rodney Davis Alan Escher Carolyn Faulkner James Herrington Joe Jensen Danny Longmire Janice McKlemurry It was fun to be big second graders. This year we knew our way around. Every after- noon just before the last bell rang our teachers read to us. We were introduced to Snow Clifford Metcalfe William Morris Debby Murray Rob Murray Connie Nettles Patsy Pritchard Candy Smith Ray Walker Mrs. Anderson’s Second Grade Clifton Ashley Tommy Bryan Michael Barton Malcom Bunch Jerry Carter Marion Felter Stephen Ferguson Toni Geter Collins Hewes Carolyn Jackson Marvin Leake Susan McCraine White, Little Red Riding Hood, Mrs. Goose, and other interesting characters. Of course, our play in April was a big event. Every one of us had a part. Donna McGehee Mary Jo McKey Florence Nettles Polk Nettles Betty Perry Michael Perry Ken Rodgers Neyland Smith Mrs. Vaughn’s Third Grade Katherine Brown Dennis Canova Mark Curry Inez Davis O. K. Ferguson, III Louis Geter Bobby Jensen Vickie McGehee Angela McGraw R. W. Mathis Lee Morris Maxine Nettles C. L, Wheeler Randy Whetstone Frances Wilkinson An educational field trip to the H. N. Jensen, Sr. place was the main event of our year. Mr. Jensen, serving as our guide, helped us identify many new trees and nacks- ____________________________________ ,Qnn Morris Nettles Willie Ogden Ann Priest Billy Rabb Sammy Robertson Ellen Sessions Kirk Smith Sally Tibbits b Miss Carin’s Third Grade Leonard Bussell Margery Calvert Edwin Cavin Louis D’Aquila Linda Gandy Leisa Geter Suzette Graham Nathaniel Jackson Johnnie Ruth King Royce Lanehart Neil Lofton Roy Mathis Our Thanksgiving program was the highlight of our year. The scenery was some- thing. We felt that we were actually down on the farm. Kimberly McGraw Mark McGraw Bobby Nettles Donny Smith Wilber Smith Susan Smither Joanne Stone Donald Tibbitts Richard Tolbert Darryl Vines Carolyn Wheeler Eli Whitaker Mrs. Sorrels’ Fourth Grade Phyllis Ashley Joe Best Malcom Callender Wallace Cavin Rickey Dooley Diana Escher Loretta Felter Molly Felter Rhonda Ford Timothy Gonda Kim Gonsoulin Cyrena Jo Jenkins We can really do arithmetic now, for we have learned our multiplication facts. We've been introduced to modern math too. John King Bob Lewis Mike McGraw Brenda Kay Nettles David Perry Corette Pritchard Charlie Randall Justin Satcher Alyce Smith Lester Smith Linda Smith Susan Upchurch Mrs. Campbell’s Fourth Grade Ronnie Arnold Jimmy Ashley Renee Beckham Austin Cavin Lee Cavin Janice Davis Jeffery Davis John Lee Dover Connie Faulkner Mike Faust Kenneth Felter David Geter There was one day of school that everybody enjoyed, the day of the field trip. We went away from Woodville, and we even had a picnic before we came home. Debra Lynn Havard Beth Leake Bobby Ray Mathis Theodore McCarstle Bobby Messenger Brenda Netterville Linda Faye Nettles Pamela Rabb Cathy Robertson Rebbie Rosso Debra Wesberry Larry Wheeler Mrs. Ford’s Fifth Grade Jimmy Bradley Melinda Carter Roy Carter Debbie Cavin Kay D'Aquila Susan Davis Donald Enis Yvonne Geter Linda Hart Jeannie Jackson Patti Leake Gene Lofton We love America, and we enjoy studying about our country. Our chapel program. This Is Our Country, ” was our tribute to the nation we love. Willie Smith Dickie Smither Tommy Spillman Dennis Vines Mrs. Tharp’s Fifth Grade June Bunch Dudley Carter Gordon Dover Charles Howell Renee Jensen Martin Lindsey Tommy Mathis LaVerne McGraw Edward Metcalfe Marilyn Nettles Roger Nettles Our sand table for graphic map study has made history come alive. It's fun to take a map from the book and make it seem real. Sue Nettles Carolyn Robertson Gavin Robertson Rob Treppendahl Brent Upchurch Bennie Walding Catherine Whetstone Clifford Whetstone Clairena Whitaker Gayle Wood Lillie Mae Yarbrough Mr. Huff’s Sixth Grade Sherry Arnold Betty Cavin Justin Cavin Cornelia Cumbo Kathy Dooley Charlene Enlow Dale Faust Denise Gonsoulin Valerie Hewes Theresa Jackson Sherry McCurley Glenda Netterville We learned about the very earliest Americans, the Indians. Just ask any of us about their unusual customs. We're authorities on Indians. Jennings Nettles Randy Nettles George Nichola Jerry Rodgers Ben Tolbert Gail Vines Diane Wheeler Mitchell Whitaker Jo Wilkinson Marie Wilkinson Arthur Wisner Johnny Wisner Mrs. Lindsey’s Sixth Grade Joyce Ann Faulkner Kathy Felter Melinda Goddard Terry Havard We planned all year for our most interesting lesson in Mississippi history, our field trip to historic landmarks in our own wonderful state. Paul Tibbitts Melanie Trevillion Larry Vines Dorothy Wheeler Neill Henderson Earl Jackson Mary E. McKey Richard McKey Ellen Best Lonnie Box John Edward Davis John Dawson Margie Murray Belinda Pritchard Sue Pritchard Leo Rabb Julius Rodgers Deborah Satcher Vicki Sumrall John Teal Mrs. Nowell s Special Education Class Kenneth Ashley Ray Callender Mark Daniels Trina Davis Marilyn Howell Jean Lee Clifford Mathis Edgar Ragsdale Nellie Teal Our room mothers accompanied us on our spring picnic. We had a good time look- ing for new spring flowers, bird nests, and trees we have learned about. My! We were .hungry when it was time to eat! The games we played that afternoon were fun too. Neda Tyler Bobby Lee Wheeler Marvin Wheeler Glen Ray Whetstone Katie Williams Tommy Williams Reserve Champion Steer - New Orleans Show and Sale COMPLIMENTS Of COLD SPRING PLANTATION Pinckneyville, Mississippi STEVE REED - Owner Phone Woodville 888-6894 ROBERT A. HARTNESS Agent Wilkinson County SOUTHERN FARM BUREAU VARIETY SHACK Insure With Your Own Company and Save Woodville, Mississippi Phone 888-4242 Groceries, Vegetables, Meats, and Frozen Foods BOB’S RADIO AND TV SERVICE Popular and Classical Records - Admiral and RCA Televisions and Electrical Appliances R. A. HARTNESS, Owner Phone 888-4242 Woodville, Mississippi Phone 888-4282 Woodville, Mississippi REX SPORTING GOODS The King of Sports Athletic Equipment - Hunting and Fishing Supplies Boats and Accessories - Johnson Outboard Motors Briggs-Stratton Gasoline Engines Toro Lawn Mowers - Trophies Engraved Natchez, Mississippi CENTREVILLE WELDING WORKS SLOSS AND RIDDLE Parkmeadow Village Shopping Center Parkmeadow Village Shopping Center Centreville, Mississippi Centreville, Mississippi Spend Your Vacation at Lake Mary Lodge Enjoy Good Fishing, Water Skiing, and Comfortable Cabins LAKE MARY LODGE KEE RANCH Dealers in Livestock for Forty Years Annual Capacity of 25 million Feet Dry Kilns a Planing Mills Cable Address JOLUMCO P. O. Box 1219 NATCHEZ. MlSSISSH irail 39121 Telephone 442-7471 Manage your timberland according to sound, conservative forestry practices. IT PAYS OFF. Pure Ice - Prompt Delivery - Courteous Service HOME ICE COMPANY Woodville, Mississippi MIce Never Fails” Phone 888-5261 WOODVILLE GIN AND MILL INCORPORATED GIN - Phone 888-4158 FEED MILL - Phone 888-5461 COTTON’S HOLSUM BAKERS, INC. Look Holsum Be Holsum Buy Holsum KENNEDY’S Somerset A W Compliments of VINE’S TASTEE FREEZE Natchez, Mississippi Centreville, Mississippi 61 By-Pass To Serve You Better Natchez, Mississippi Compliments of CITY BANK AND TRUST CO. Franklin Street East End Branch - Nosser City Member of FDIC Natchez, Mississippi GIRLS! FOR FASHION'S BEST Compliments of and UNUSUAL GIFTS HOPSON’S GROCERY come to the Phone 888-5341 LITTLE SHOPPE Woodville, Mississippi Centreville, Mississippi SEVEN DAY COMPANY Distributor of Snowflake Flour Prize-Winner Flour Dubon and Del Monte Canned Goods Purina - Jim Dandy Feeds Delicious Kraft Cheese Telephones 888-2861 or 888-2871 Woodville, Mississippi Congratulations and best wishes to the Seniors of 1966 COMMERCIAL BANK Woodville, Mississippi We are always happy to serve you. Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF PRINCEVILLE CANNING COMPANY Canners of Prize Yams St. Francisville, Louisiana Compliments of COMPLIMENTS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO YOUR FINE SCHOOL BABB’S A W DRIVE-INN 5 m £ Jackson, Louisiana H. E. ALLEN . ED COPELAND VIRGIL MELOHN . NICKY DRAKE MRS. RAY FARRAR LARRY HATFIELD Agent Box 83 111 Millsaps Avenue STANDARD OIL Jackson, Mississippi FL 3-4633 COMPANY Phone 888-5661 Woodville, Mississippi CLASS RINGS AND PINS • CLUB INSIGNIA • MEDALS TROPHIES • PLAQUES • DIPLOMAS • INVITATIONS D’AQUILA OIL COMPANY Gas - Oil - Greases - Diesel Wholesale to Commercial and Farm Accounts Sold Retail in This Territory by LAKE VIEW LODGE C. C. CAVIN GROCERY CENTRAL SERVICE STATION LAKE MARY LODGE SUPER SERVICE STATION BUCK'S GROCERY R. C. SIMMONS SERVICE STATION Located in Centreville, Mississippi STEVE REED'S GROCERY - Pinckney ville, Mississippi Phone 888-3811 Woodville, Mississippi (MILTON and CARL) NATCHEZ EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Your International Harvester Dealer Phone 445-9097 Corner of Canal and Franklin Streets Natchez, Mississippi McPHAIL OLDSMOBILE AND GMC TRUCKS, INC. Armstrong Tire Dealer Highway 61 North at By-Pass Natchez, Mississippi SESSIONS-HENDERSON FORD, INC. Phone 888-2391 Sales and Service Woodville, Mississippi Top Quality Merchandise Dry Goods - Groceries and Meat - Hardware Lime - Fertilizer Experienced Operators Browning Guns Air Conditioned Throughout For Your Comfort C. M. TREPPENDAHL AND SONS, INC. Woodville, Mississippi Compliments of Compliments BURNS’ SHOE BENOIST BROTHERS STORE Fine clothes for boys and men 414 Main Good Luck Natchez, Mississippi 420 Main Street Natchez, Mississippi ULLMAN’S Compliments of Natchez's most modern shopping center CASE SHOE STORE for young men and women Natchez, Mississippi Natchez, Mississippi m SEAL TRACTOR COMPANY Parts and Service Phone 888-4253 Woodville, Mississippi Compliments of TWL STORE Woodville, Mississippi Your center of savings in Natchez Natchez, Mississippi Toys - Records - Models? TILLMAN’S has it. 505 Franklin Street Natchez, Mississippi WOOD’S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Wholesale Distributor of Auto parts and supplies Selling service and quality since 1933 Natchez, Mississippi PLANTERS HARDWARE Phone 888-2521 Woodville Mississippi CHRYSIER BARNETT MOTOR CO., INC. 207 Main Street Natchez, Mississippi JOE S. BUNCH, JR. Sales Representative Compliments of BUCK’S GROCERY Fresh Bar. B. Que Chicken Phone 888-6621 Woodville, Mississippi Better Values Compliments at of THE BARGAIN CENTER BUTTS AND YOSTE Dry Goods - Shoes T.V. and Shoe Repair Woodville, Mississippi JEWELERS Phone 5-4063 Natchez, Mississippi Hamburgers, Bar-B-Ques, Malts, Shakes, Sundaes, Cones Phone 888-4241 Highway 61 By-Pass CITY DRUG STORE Prescriptions, Our Specialty Drugs - Cosmetics - Jewelry School Supplies and Soda Fountain Woodville, Mississippi WESTERN AUTO Compliments of ASSOCIATE STORE HAIRCUT SHOP WESLEY BERRY, Owner Phone 888-3911 H. LOFTON - Owner Woodville, Mississippi Woodville, Mississippi Compliments of WOODVILLE FURNITURE «cp°c AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone 888-4264 SVEND T. TREPPENDAHL 5m% Manager Woodville, Mississippi BERRY’S FOOD STORE Compliments of THREE WAY Phone 888-5581 SERVICE STATION Woodville, Mississippi Woodville, Mississippi VELMA’S THE WOODVILLE DRESS SHOP REPUBLICAN Latest Fashions for Junior - Misses and Half Sizes Mississippi's Oldest Newspaper Phone 888-5741 Printers and Publishers Woodville, Mississippi Woodville, Mississippi Compliments of 1. G. A. Centreville, Mississippi MOTOR PARTS WOOD’S AND SUPPLY COMPANY INCORPORATED Watches - Jewelry - Medicines Expert Watch Repairs Woodville, Mississippi Woodville, Mississippi CORR-WILLIAMS TOBACCO COMPANY Compliments of INCORPORATED Wholesale THE DOLLAR STORE Tobaccos - Cigars - Sundries 28 East Franklin Street P. O. Box 644 Woodville, Mississippi Natchez, Mississippi Your Friendly Dealer Woodville, Mississippi Phone 888-5831 Compliments of COLONIAL CHEVROLET COMPANY Commercial WOO OVI CL E Houses Lots Farms Acreages JOHN C. HEWES, REALTOR Phone 888-3941 Woodville, Mississippi Compliments of CY DfAQUILA HOWARD STUTZMAN General Merchandise Fresh Water Fish Fort Adams, Mississippi Fort Adams, Mississippi Compliments of WOODVILLE E. L SMITH GROCERY PAINT AND SUPPLY General Merchandise COMPANY Lake Mary Road Phone 888-2411 Fort Adams, Mississippi Woodville, Mississippi Compliments of Service Is Our First Thought CENTER FOOD MARKET H. EMERSON BERRYHILL FUNERAL HOME AND INSURANCE AGENCY Woodville, Mississippi Woodville, Mississippi Save at WEST end Jf P GROCERY H. L. STUTZMAN Groceries - Gasoline - Oil Phone 888-6822 Woodville, Mississippi Lessley, Mississippi R. M. STRICKER Timber - Cattle -K FARM EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Phone 645-3041 CentreviLLe, Mississippi BULLDOZER SERVICE Phone 888-2321 Woodville, Mississippi JULIUS M. CARTER e most important thing we do is serve you. FARMERS EXCHANGE BANK BRANCH OF DEPOSIT GUARANTY NATIONAL BANK CENTREVILLE, MISS. MEMBER F.D.I.C. TURNER’S GULF GRILL WITHERS C| AND WITHERS Courteous Service Fine Food Woodville, Mississippi Woodville, Mississippi Dial 888-3311 or 888-3131 Delicious Foods CAFE SOUTH OF THE BORDER Nine Miles South of Woodville, Mississippi Highway 61 Compliments of Y our MARTENS BEN FRANKLIN STORE Your Rexall Drug Store Locally Owned - Nationally Known Gifts - Jewelry and Prescriptions Woodville, Mississippi Woodville, Mississippi Compliments of Tf£o SMITH’S I Vir j TRUCK STOP THREE OAKS SERVICE STATION Phone 888-9171 Woodville, Mississippi Highway 61 - Three Miles North of Woodville Woodville, Mississippi LAUREL HILL LUMBER COMPANY c 4�