Yazoo City High School - Mingo Chito Yearbook (Yazoo City, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

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Q f fl f xl 3 T 1 year the annual Qtaff ff the 1913 54 'VIHNGO CHITO has trxed to capture through photo graphs the changmg scenes of a wear fllled mth ss ork and play Many ewnte both sad and Joyoug haw hrp penefl The cl1QaQtroufs flre whuh de troxecl thru fourthe of our School plant has llCQf'QQll3tCCl mfmx changee IH Ll39QI'00Ill arrangement We haxe pur pot ullx olnmltlul pn ture tu fm clamag,f Q U1uQe the Qtuclent ll0llS hai fletc I'llllIlCCllX oxerlooked theQe hanclu ape F To deplet tht act1x1t1eQ msolxecl ll! Qrhoml lnft we orlgmatecl two lIl13glH3I'S Lharacteri xilllgfl ln fun to exempllfw the axeragc tuclent at X ll N jlffrr 1 1 ,I fi 1, .fff an ll 1 'l l l ,tl P I l l GQ if' C l1.S 1' - J f. -f l T ' - I7 , .' , , ', 5 Su ' sxf 1' ' P swf l ' ' t Slv- .i i . 4. . BV . p V . My K' . E and Minnie Chito. These eharavters were drawn N ' , ' ' 7 S . . 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Idylls of The King -TENNYSON Congratulations to thc Senior Class and the Staff of the Mingo Chito of 1954! The splendid annual you have published this year would be a credit to any Class. This is one of many occasions during your school career when you have given your best to your School and brought honor to your class and student body. May you continue to live by the philosophy that anything worth doing at all is worth doing right! You will live your lives in a dangerous adventurous period of World history. Your courage, faith and loyalty to the principles of Christian culture will be constantly Challenged. May the America your generation preserves and passes on to the future recognize the freedom of the individual and the dignity of the human soul. Sir Galahad emerged as the most honored Knight of the Round Table. His strength was as the strength of ten because his heart was pure. May you be a Knight of the Prince of Peace! May you find the Holy Grail at the end! fftwgw FRED W. YOUNG Superintendent im? '4 776 1134! YAZO0 CITY PIVBLIC SCHOOLS Office of High School Principal Wi. I... MARSH, Principal Yazoo City. Mississippi Dear Students: This hook that you now hold in your hands is the result of your fellow students presenting to you a pictured story of your days here in school. We can not recall the days before the fire or the hours spent in class. hut ue can look with fond memories of days spent together in Yazoo High School. Time moves on. and as time moves you must move with it. Some will begin careers. some will hegin higher education. some will serve our country. some may begin a new way of life. Wherever you may he I hope that you always recall the days spent here as days of usefulness. purposefulness and happiness. I would like for you to think on the words of Franklin. Dost thou love life?-!I'hen do not squander time. for that is the stuff life is made of. May Cod bless you as your life moves on with time. Sincerely. 'ik img! WOODROW L. NIAIISII PV'1.llCl'IJlII MRS. LILLY HARRIS Secretary Lower right: ' J 0 MISS MARGARET HESTER X Social Scicnce and Basketball Coach MR. HAROLD C. KELLY Athletic Director. Coach. Junior High School Science MRS. ELEANOR LESTER Latin, Spanish and English xxx, 'ieyjf Sg??.?jfEff, N J-if , J H ly . 'f it . ,-X X V 7 Q MR. MATTHEW B. BANKSTON Social Science. Junior and Senior High School and Coach MRF. ORLEANE P. BOLIAN Commercial XY ork NIR. C. R. BLCKLEY Mathematic: MR. STANLEY C. BEERS Band Director MISS SUSIE CRABB Junior High English MRS. HERNIAN DECELL Junior High Mathematics Below: MRS. R. H. FISACKERLY Junior High English and Science NIR. IJOLGLAS HA RILEY Physical Education and Coach 2? N-.1 Km l,0wz-r rigxliti MRS. WARREN SMITH Lilvriirixln MISS SUDIE TOUCHSTONE Junif-r lligli Sfwial Scicnrf- MRS. RITTH WATSON Matlivinatics ,, i, W. ,. 1, ,?VL,4' , 'L 7 1 f4,4 4- If w Ls. ,t. . l A 1 L l'7Cf J 1 it J 3 . AK Af? i f . JVM , K, IRN' A I 'Ml' i , I n R fv ,Mf A . ZH! 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W! ff I anim 66444 Oggcww W1 5 PEGGY WILKINSON BOWMAN WEBER CHARLES WALKER Secrefary-Treasllrer Vire President IDVPSIIIIPIU FX I enchfz 66444 aacvzcftec I B CHARLES WALKER PEGGY WILKINSON -XLTX PHP XDANI Good health and good nse t 0 of 1 orealest hlesszngs a etball un j 5 4 H Cub 2 Offxcm Tralnm fluh 1 Nhu UI x1 11111 mn Xmoc 11 man l9 zrlle b razzse he 18 absorhefl IH thought 1 1 f G0,!6l!'AQ'-'gf' 5N f'f'5 'f7Z7l Af'j7 www KFIIIFFN fy '7 XRRINFTON The sueet erpresszon or her fa P mrezfr han :ng wt the SHUI? r 1 1 N 1 1 IC Ydllllll rr I Xzifw if 'hu-. IRT Qu- 41' 5b X, XXX ,L .P Q gk. ra-rg, ,lv og. F... 1' ?Vfx Tuown Rn NIOND X11 nl lharafter 15 a flzamonfl at ualrhes all ol er stones H 1 lf um lmfk 2 HxR0L11 ALNIN A1 DERVIAN Will and mtellect are one and the same thmg IH Cluw NI XR FII x BFNNFTT When she uas good s e x rv xox oo: ut en she uae had e ua: horrul 11- C ee 1 N IXPC u 1 4 r rw u O lCt mmm 1 1 Pre 5 N u J Mc Pre 1den 0 ex e I xhrarlan 1r G u 1 f Af . 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S - , L 1-1 4: .' ' 1 G'l.' My , 1:1.-.- 131 1 a. 1. J 15 HENRY BOINNEY Good without el on great wlthout a foe H 1 YClub1 2 3 4 Vlco Pre :dent 4 Trea ur r 3 Clee Club 2 3 4 Llbrarlan 4 Pre xdent of Homeroom 1 2 3 Presldent f Qtuden! Councnl 4 Student Coun l Rc-preseniatne 3 Footballl 2 3 4 BaQe 1 2 3 4 Natlo Atbletlc Scholarehlp 90 Clely Natlonal Honor cxety Class Favonte 1 2 Captam of Football Team4 Q Club12 3 CLARENCE HAROLD CAGLE W hurry? I 1 e school H1Y 2 3 4 Tlde Club 4 Baseball 2 3 YClub 4 CAROLYN CLINE She doeth Izttle Amd nesses which most leave undone Typlst for Annual 4 Txp for Fla b lght Nllxed Clee flub 2 'S 4 Crs Glee Club 2 4 YTQ-en 3 Llbrars flub 1 2 Offxcers Training C ub um Pre gfflulri'-1 H ,W Q XSS' '- g 1:-' 'K' V ffm YE! 00N 1--f' J B Bkowx I stand on the brml. of a great career wont somebody shoze me off? ndl 2 3 H1 Prez Clum Track 2 4 JIMMY CHANNELL Great hopes make great men nd 1 2 3 4 N IX Glee Club 1 2 Dramatlc ll 1 4 Prese Club 4 H1 Y 3 N erry Maker JOE COLLIINS Thought IS the seed of actzon Clubl 2 3 HIY H Clu otball 1 2 3 4 Q l 3 4 VC EBB XWILLIANI my M33 W-ff W JOHN FRFDERIFIX C0x10Lx W at ezer you do do msely and thznh of the consequenres 1 4 2 3 Tlde I Dux x COOPFR It zi the heart and not e brazn th t to e hzghest doth attazn Gee Club 2 3 4 a matlc Club 2 3 4- Sextet Club 3 4 Nlerry Nlakers Vocalx I 4 DOROTIII Dmrox A sueet attracme hmd of grace Clef' Club 4 Y Teens 4- Q Club 4- Llbranan 'l- 2295 ,Q 1' 81? nl' 'AC' 1 :fx CONIOLX 14' Why should I study and rar nn brazn some boils? Amt I ,enum 2 3 4 Foot 3 4 Clee Club 2 4 Track 2 GLEIN DYIN E Cox A sweeter gzrl never drew breath YTeens1234- HA 4H12 O u12 BILLY F II DLNCAN 4 mazden crowned wtth rheells lzhe rnornmg shzes vkqj. een 1 3 4 C-lee Club 3 4 Band 1 3 4 Track 1 Ba l 2 4 x? X :vie :IYJJXK I W ' M 11 - ,I , . Q 4 I 1.7 g ' on ', ' ' M ' dull 0 1 . ' ' a Hi-Y . 2. 3, 45 -H 1. 4 Hi-Y 1, . I, 3 ball . 1 ' Clul 4. 1, 2, , Q , 3. : , 4. cz 'K Y -T ' V . Y th ' , a th 5 K' , H l , , , 3 Dr - I. , ' - I I ? F ' V , 3 ' 1, 2, 43 - , 9 ffice 23 Cheerleader 33 Press 3 1 Training Club 3- 42 USN , 5 A I - Cl b . . 4. , ITV ,-1 ' I i I I 'N v Q.:.fY X S' Y-T s , 2, , 3 Girls' H ' 5 D' I ' 5 ' 4' Yj - , 9 . -4 3 3 ' 2. L. 1 ' : sket- - wall . . . ' w ,, ,1 I J F I. ' -I L: P X V , , hires 1 I xf x U 4-QC! M71 W. 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U1 HERSHEL FULLHER Let uhat fomes Loma ll s coming anyway 1 2 Tlde Club 4 SLF GRAYSON Language zs the dress of thought 1 Y Teens 1 Gxr Glee Club 1 Office Trammg Club 3 Llbrary Club 4 Mlxed Clee Club 3 4 S Club - f N fukskf' ' if I Z, I X -. Lxfj. ,JP ,, ' f - ,P , 1-'Lv X' , As -- ' Vit' . 4 4 3 if 2 I kc . - J X-,lg V , , I 1:30 ,' 9 of 'I if wk QA' . y, V 'li I . A Q ' A . : .Pl s' ? 'A gk' 1 Y ,-. ,- H 1 . . P s- ' ' Z' l '3 H P 5. . 3 . p ' '. is ' Cl ss 3: 'ress C1 l 2. 3. 'N 'gf K l 4g Y-T s . 2. 3 Girls' '- 4 4-H A 4. . 54-I ' li 1 ls .II 331 H.-Y 1. 2: ,Ivlh Cl! 4. Y. X I, SUE 4: .a.-1. I 15, v v 1 4. fsll . Z Q 'll H1 It . v '-lj 4: S Cl I . 2. 3. - 1 Wh 1 , .T gi 41 -'fl' Q 1 l A ' J 1 H , , f',,. -I f V 'W' 'X x 3 f f , at 134.2 f 7 -1 ' ' ' - , K ' 1 -V , 1, ,,..f ,, 11 - f f --' Q WC 3. f A . , . , ff 1 ,Q . ff 1 1' ff K 3 N - , , 1 ' fi Q -A 1 , I, f ' A .. I: ik, he 4-'H . .4,lilx'l1,2,3, ' l Q N xl T , 'J .J I 1 l ll VX 1 fi K X f ' --if . N XJ X P. 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BARBERA HOLLOW ELL Dozng what others fund dtlhcult lS talent een 1 2 3 3 u P Clu 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Ctrls e 3 B nd 2 lr Clee Club 1 2 Homeroom Offlcer 1 An nua Staff an Cllmc 3 JL!-J C ,us 2-as , Q, l 548 1'--v ax Q! fOr' Nl--f 'NJ 'f MARY G NEX ' INORAM r 5 ,- Wheres the laughte that shook the VGIICVQ Wheres the rafter by the -. way ' ' 'V Dramatlc Club 1 2 3 4 is Mlxed Glee Club 3 4 'W Press Club 4 Ltbrary Club 1 2 3 4 Prestdent 4 Assxstant Llbranan 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Manager of Clrls Basketball 2 3 4 Glrls State 3 GILRUTH JOHNSTON We have been frzends to gether tn sunshme and ln shade 1-I1Y 1 2 4H Club 3 4 Tlde Club 3 4 S 3 Y-'Tr 5 , . g .l Clb f' -, N ' . 1, 2, 3. 43 ress b 1, 5 1 . In Slat' lg Ca ,l3, 42 ,l ' Q ' HA -H9 - Q , , C' ls' , , 33 l 1 ' - t 2 1 . 4: 'B tl gall tl '4:,l 'l b 1, All J Q, 4 '-Ll -U yum , , 0 . --Y. n .. , - m, nv 1 .1 N, MV X -:Q I . I . l 8 K I v y v 1. - - ' ' -' Q - ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Club, g . 24 9' ty ' , . 9 ' ' '. 5 1 1 4 61 , ', As, 4: 7 v , Y : . , V Vx yi v 3 Cl Y, NN r v ' , fe' 12- sl, -if 3 Bas 'CJ u Bok' . 45 s 9 -- l - . : ' 2 u - , , 4 Dr - b l ' g Hi-Y , 2. x X 9 I ' 3 N PATSY HLTIO A good heart lS better than all the heads ln the uorld F 1 2 4H Club 1 2 3 4 hee President 1 Clee Club 3 4 Basket 2 3 3 Clu JOHN WILSON JOHNSON I am uealthy m 3 friends Footballl 2 3 4 Base ball 2 Track 3 4 Bas 2 3 4 Dramatxc Club 1 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent 4 Bovs Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Presldent 4 'Nlxxed ee Club 1 2 Bo s Quartet 3 4 S Cu 1 2 3 BOBBY KENNEDY Whats er he dzd was done mth so much ease IH hzm alone mas natural to please Gllall 1 2 3 4 ap tam 3 Football 2 3 4 as etball 1 2 3 DVC 3 Homeroom Off: cer 1 2 Student Councll 4 YC1ub 2 3 4 a matic Club 2 Boys Clee Club 3 4 Mlxed Clee Clu 3 4 Rotarlan 4 1 Jmwns GRIFFIS Hold the fort' lm corn mg' Dramatrc flubl 2 '3 4 ess Club 1 2 Fla blight Staff 5 4 Xn nua Staff 2 3 4 and Baseball 1 2 3 Basket 3 4 Hnmeroom Pre rdent l 4 Hnmeroom Secretary 3 S ub Jfwmf ww gable tour A safe companzon zs h who helps ln need B s Glee Club 2 3 4H Club 1 2 3 4 de Club 3 4 SHELBY CLAR12 LIGHTCAP Profound smcenty rs the only basis of talent Presi Club 2 3 4 Clrls Cvlee Club 2 3 Nrxed Glee Club 2 3 4 Secre tary Treasurer 4 Lrbrary u 1 YTeens 1 Nlagnolra Grrla State 3 Homeroom Presxdent 3 ulll and Qcroll 3 4 An n a 3 4 Flux 2 'S 1 ? W Q 1 nil' '-1 4':' Nluuox KERR A smcere man lS nght Football 1 3 4 YCI lx 4 H1Y Club 4 Vrce Presldent 3 Roms KIGHT A sa e companion rs he uho helps ln need 0 Glee Club 2 4l'l Club l 2 3 4 de C ur 'l 4 Svuu Kwc Behmd the curtams mvsuc fold the glowmg future hes unrolled Dramatlc Clubl 2 3 4 ees Club 1 2 3 Nlrxed Glee Club 3 4- Annual Staff 3 4 As rtant Busrness Manager 3 Busmess Manager 4 Cub 1 2 3 State 3 Homeroom Off! cer 2 N1-:TTIE TAYLOR Ln INGSTOW 4 szght to malre an old man young nc 1 2 3 4 Le re u l flub qecretary 4 1 Teen 1 3 Grrls Glee I 1 Q C ll 2 3 Football Nlaxd 2 All Q IW 1 1 111 W gldfl ljlll A 0162049 9? UTH MARTIIJ She Ines by admzratzon hope and lone F 1 2 3 4 Y eeng 2 Txde Club 3 RWQQ oWE fy!! IDDLETON peace above qll earthly dtgnzttes a stlll and quzet consczence 2 3 4 Glrl Glee ub 3 Tlde Club 4 SIDNEY Ross MILL R es all rn a c pamted her Y Teens lx 2 3 Ir s C ecN'QlU'Ef1 2 X- 1254 01951 132345 xx 2 'Wx LCV '52 1 JIMMY MAULDIN Hztch your wagon to a star ndl 2 4 H Y Clee Cluh3 DOROTHY MILLER Happzness 18 a speech less art Ir 5 Cl Club YTeens 1 2 3 Secre tary of Homeroom 4 Of flCS Trammg Club 3 4 1 2 S Clu GLENDA MILNER Speech IS great but sz lence IS greater Basketball 1 2 Band 1 2 YTeensl 2 4 TC 4 Llbrary Clubl 2 S Clubl 2 3 Lettered In Ba ketball 2 1 I 1 1 I ll 0 L 1' 9 1 - AP ll ,fl X , 'vl Q I U 1 11 ,f 1' l 4 le 112 1 , y l 'Q l I l Ba , , g 1- 1, 41 - HA . . , I -T . M , 1 L Z . YZ! Q I, YM W 1 l 'lf N . I W gl D ll I ' My I O! p M A If ' fi , A' . G' 11' -S 41 Y-Teens 1,. 21 31 4-1311, I fm ,l 'S ., ., il , 3: S ' 2,3, ,, :T 1.5 ,1 .Ish , U Aj, nf y 5 . Q 'gn . ', , f '1- I K ii ' ' 2.9.1 l 5, ,J 4. ' y Y Z l l - x XD 1, 'N f ' L! x X . 5 lm J 51 I . CD JAMES IRHN M000 -x I luke work' It fascznales Q' me l can sz! and look at at lor hours ws H13 lu lllc lx Nlom xx Hunting, he lozefl bu me laug ed worn 4 fran 1- u 1 u v ff I P C H nu-room l Q lnt 2 Club 1 N ANCY Nus .Simplicity of all things har est t e fopzed een 2 lr ee Club lc: Tfalflln Club 4 fi- Of' 'T' ,,,z DAPHNE Moony Patzenre L5 a flower that grous not zn every gar en Crs Cleef Club 1 2 3 'Nllxf-fl flew Club 1 .5 4 Sextet 4 L1 r ry Klub 1 2 Offlve Tr n fl b 3 l CHARLE5 lNFLSON H The at of frzendlmess ls he only road to hap PSY vo- v 1H Club12 4 ys 5 Tide Club2 3 N L Roxwua OQBORNE Enher I uzll lznd az way or make one C' Pres: u 1 ALBREX Dum Os ERTON Oh uhx should lzle all labor beg nd 1 2 um m Clee Club 4 DEF DHILLIPS What man ran ralrulale what a glrl uzll sa or 09 e Q Club 2 3 4 Editor Fla hllgbt Cu 1 2 3 Drama IC Clull 2 3 4 Secretary L1 rary C uJ YTef'n 3 Bandl orette 2 Drum 'Vlajorette 4 Home room Officer 3 Envs ARD POOLE He neler uazts for m mn' hzm he aes a hunlmg for ll H - 1. 2. 3. 4: Tlde lm 3 4. Vice Prffident 4: Home-room Office-r 4. 'Gr .auf -4-N 'Ds BOB PARK lharms .slrzlle the sight men! urns the sou B kctball 3 4 Track 2 3 4 f' Pre ndent 3 Pre xdent 4 fefffwfm Njjinj 'ie'iQ,lf-9 fi? .lF5blI- I ,IGI Though! zs deeper than all Speech ICN ll 3 4 Foot 2 3 4 4H Club 2 cc Pre ulvnl Ba ketball 4 PATSY POSEY 'She profifs most w serves best. '- f-vns 1. ' F A . . ' , ' Tide Club 4, - X , Ivlc' M43 llll 4 Lf 'eww 'X ' 4 fx ' X 'ij .1 A jox havin Rem ES ue me stanzzng plate antl I uzll mote the uorltl 1 3 Pr: ulfn ub 3 4 Neretarv Studmnt Cuuncxl Rfp 4 rc f lu 1 Foot 3 Bam 1 2 nu cf land cxety Mgt. All' DONALD R0BERTs I can restst everythtng but temptation Trackl 2 3 4 Football e Cu 3 4 H Ll l SANDRA grew ARD Charm ts the measure o attraruon s potter Ban 1 2 3 4 Lettered 2 3 NlajDretle3 4 Dra lC Club 1 2 re um hllgbt 2 3 r :tor 3 4 N Clu G grate 3 Home-room Officer 1 2 7' TP IDA 1 Ama REEY ES To hear her speak and sweetly smtle you were tn parafltse the whtle YTQ-eng 1 2 3 4 ls Chorua Offxce Traxmng f ub K ff- yglmyctvw ROBERTS H Lery tone IS muslcs Ltlce those of morn :kg btrds S ub 2 3 YTeens 2 Offxce Trammg 3 4 Girls Clee Club 3 Mixed Clee Club 4 Cxrls Sex tette 4 Doms SHACKIFFORD A merry heart that laughs at care uri flee Club 1 2 een B etballl 2 3 4 MW PATTY Sn nm ON Her quzet uass add to her charms YTeenQ 1 HA 4 Reporter 4 O ice Tralnlng Club 3 Tldm Club4 MELBA .IEAN S1 IGH Thou hast a charm stay the mornzng star ln his steep course FHA1 2 3 4 Vxce Pre ldent 3 Secretary Treas urer 4 YTeenQ 1 2 3 Offxce Trammg Club 3 Tlde Club 4 Secretars Treasurer THOMAS STRICKLIN I I cant say what I thmk why thmh 119 4-H Club Vlce Prestdent 1 Presldent 2 HxY 1 2 3 YClub 3 4 Football 1 3 4 Student Councll 1 2 3 4 Vlce Preqldent Homerooml 4 Doxxnz SIMPSON A lzltle nonsense nou and then IS relzshefl bw the uzsesl men b nt 1 4 es ilu: 1 yifwjf J 'fA-fofrl .af Alun HARLE5 5 AIN Fnreuarned forearmed to be prepared IS half the uclory Football Nlanager 2 3 4 1 Club 3 4 HIY ub 3 4 Track 2 Momma TAYLOR The dead of mzdmght 15 :he noon ol thought and uxsdom mounts her zenzth uzth e star 4 Of lce Tram lrls ee lu M V lbwnfy N' N MARY L1 row lly sueet ts er' I a name zlearer and purer zt should be thme nc 1 Lrlle nc 3 Y Teens l 3 rf U l XSQISIIHII lgxcbange Editor 3 Pxchanp l'tllllbl' brarv flub 3 Cmomx Vu 1 IIVN As quiet as a cyclone ew Club l 4 Y'lu 3 Dramatlc, 1 2 Lxbrary L1 1 1 rx sl ent Library Club Club 1 Cmmu W umm He uas leafler ol lead ers f ub 1 4 Prem ent Home-room 3 Pre ldc-nt Claw 4 Trea unr X Club 4 Football Nl na er 1 2 3 rg 'C' 4-4 Wil' jf' 4 ' nga RWM mol 'U' l-Hur VKNCLEANE I lone tranquil solztude ant surh society a s qzuel :use and good ack 3 H1Y1 2 3 l 2 Ba ketba N AN CY WADLEY Her tozce was ever soft gentle and ow Y fvenz. 1 4 1 up um 1 Xu IN WALLER Then tulle what good can nezer buy an honest man s esteem l 2 3 4 Trac Ba ketball 3 Football 4 R D Vi Annum The mirror ot all four! es 1 rarx Trea urer 4 T it J owMn WPBER httle nameless remembered acts of Lind ness and of love Senior Class Vice Prel nt 4 Band 1 2 Secretarx Treasurfr re Club 3 4 Fa light Staff 4 Band Clinic 4 Annual Staff 4 Dra ic Club 1 President 4 Bow Glee u 1 3 4 Vee r ldent 4 Mixed Clee Club 1 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 'National Athletic Scholar big c y3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Bows State 3' Home room Officer l Football um 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Junior Rotarian 4 CHARLENE WESTER Sweet as the sweetest o melodies. Y-Teens 1' FHA 1. 2 3. - 4-H Club 2. 3g ' Club 4. G52 Qui L S. 5? fi! 'C' v Q'-qv' 1 1' Prom WLBB Her ters trouns are lair er tar than smiles lrorn other maidens are Clubl 2 3 FH X Teens 2 Tide Club 4 N mlm 4 FLORENCE WERBY The truest uzsdom is a resolute determination Library Club 1 Girls Clee Club 1 2 Mixed ee Club 1 S u YTeens Dramatic Club 3 4 Press Club 4 JEANETTE WILKINS Aboie our Izfe we love a steadfast lrlend CCHS 1 3 4- 1r5 State 3: Press Club 2 3 4- Bu-iness Manager of F ,blight 4- Band I. 2 '3 4 Vice Pregident 4' Cirls Clee Club 1' as- ketball 2 3 4' Freshman Treasurer: Homeroom Of- ficer 3' Student Council 4' National Honor Society ' S Clu . yfefjf. VLX3 .10 Wllll-III VC1L1.1N5 Great vel small learnerl yet sznzple Hagh and wel t P steuarfl 1 cv lrf lrlrnt l're hn n a 111 1 l'.1xurlt1 Ill ff 1 1 u mrarw u 1 ulmnl r nc Fmtlrall Wlaul 1 PFN 1 V111 1x1xsox Qweezesz ol Queethearls queen or queens Oerlf arle r 1 2 all f l1 rl a lf r xefl f lo f l1 7 ff us 1 2 4 Wwe res nt r 5 4 Cr Qxtet 2 qecrf rv 0 la 1 e xdfnt of Ho111eroon1 1 qec arw f H4 me rm m 2 unmr R4Iar1an un ul: n Qevrctary 3 -12' L ,A P l cv, .+ Euz 1B12TH ELLEN X 0111. ,W Ldls VC ILKINSOV Wearuzg all that wezght ol learnmg lzlle a lower xc l um f' ee C u X 1 lrars ul: OfflCC dlllln fluln 4 Prem rlent 1 X f-en RIARFARET JEANNETTE Wox1131.E A gzrl uzlh an eye fa buszness ernQl 3 FH 2 4 Tlclf' Club 3 4 F fl., J WM HQIIIEIIJ use ful, szmple, 5 gentle and tender YTeens 1, 2, FHA 1, 2. 3. 4 Txde Club 4 Q 1,0 . , 1., 1- , J LL' V17 , .. jy Id' 1 1' la v ' 1' ' .14 .f 'I' 2 ll I-I .. ' 'A ' . . 0 't . , 1 ff a 5 f Q H ' i f,, mf lf' l ' U 1 - 4 .W f . ,M ' f 1 f' X lx L 1 Y.: 1 if 1 qi I . If 4 ! . ! l . . W V Ui 71 I J I I 4 Ipff. 4: ' I A- v L I : .. . A J ill . , X 11 .1 -' .f all. ' . I H ' '. .1 ., Vi- ' -4 - ' -- I8 ks I' '. . . I . c'1 .- 1' 11......-11... 0ff'- M' ' U l 1' 2- 3' fl-1 1 2' ml... A . 4, flirle' .1-. lb 1, 2. 1, 2. :az 112. 1 2. 3. 4. Q '- ,. N v 'lf f 41 V' P lllll 2. 3. 4. tx Q T 3- . Cl 1. 1. 2. 3, 0111- 111111. X. I - ' Af iT i, ,QI 3. 4, 1.11 - 5 4:11 11 'W ,,.,..f HI I-2 'X 4- ' gl 1. Cm .il 2. 3. .llb . . -. . I 1- an 1 K W ' Ch -V - . . 3. 4. Q . 1 . Ht' I M' 1' 4 ' 3, 41 N A A A Ili Z -1- flu 1, 2, 3, ' . 'W ' 4, lrf-sid:-111 43 Girl! Glu Q' L2 H I r C11 ..s.. -.P-. ' 1111- 4. ci IC 3181- 3, F Yr . , Q 2' ,L A 1, ils.f-,- :.' -tat' ,I , 3 ' v. f C S4 1. 2. 3. A: PPS- ' ret I' 0 1 - 1 ll, 3, A ' A ,X 1 4. J ' . ' 4, I f v A , Vl ' Y-Ti' S 3, 4, Prew' 2 t 4, l ' K . . - .Q ' ' ' of ' .- . ' X .. nw ....' 1 1. V' , 7' pf 6 0 .1 A K V A .' 1 -1 1, 9 ,ff ff I kr 'L f 1 . 1 l -1 . ips if , , f 5.4 9 ' A ' 'Q 'bf ,Jff M . ' kj - f M f'.' -' 1 pf 1 l If . ' X I -I' l 1 x ' l V 5 - ff - V - .- 1 .f ' . 1 ul W .J ' fl ff, 3 ki 0, :cache glam DOROTHY COLEMAN DAVID CUNIMINGS Secretary-Treasurer President U 540507 , '5 E cwafulted JAMES ROBERTS DOROTHY COLEMAN W- l ,o W A--X I x 3 BETTY SUE JONES Vice President 3 'fd' if w Y 1 3 1 0 vu- , if A Eric Adams Myron Adams J. D. Adcock 85 fx cb Q 7' . Q-. 'K T' . I i or If , E. xy Clyde Auld Floy Berberette Ann Bristf-r Jimmy Ball Frances Black Frank Brister PPQQY Bvnrlv' W'ilma Blakomore Jesse Bryant an Rb 2, - I z gn, 3 .lohn L. Burns Mary Bet Campbell John Carley , f A , , X A -Q as -Q. lb. -R as 2 . 1 Marie- Clark Dorothy Coleman Mary Helvn Corley Elaine Craig George Davis Barbara Cline Joline Cooksey Edward Cowan David Cummings Elsie Dozier - I 1 ' ,X 'zu K f Q lb Jo Ann Pascal Buddy Parker Frank Patty fl ' 5 X , 4 I Q' Q U Ross Sanford Foy Scroggins 'P' 'tmp K ,lean Peterman Margaret Phillips Hugh Pickett l 5 . R5 1,1 ffi' Lu Lu Powell Margarita Powell Sanders Powell .y' 'U ,I 4. L- .. f , R Q . Anne Richarrls James Roberts Frances Robertson 6. - 'Q I' his Mary Grace Rogers Betty Jo Ross Dan Russell L Y' ' 0 ew .14 ,-- A ' as .K ' , ' - x L ,. , Wx 1 A V f I he A 5 H sd . '- Martha Shannon Robert L. Sigrest Burley Smith Joe Stubblefield Nancy Sherrard Gwen Simmons Ronnie Smith Fredine Terrill A X I KZ' MJWM. . fillwffgifgjfdff Vw , olil ffm 1 wwe 9, New Milton Hellas Hardy North Norman Soon 1 v I I XXX Xb l I fx f N sq, XL x N X MQ i ex X exe if f J ' 5 x X x f L' J X 1 . ' t iii A ,.:', ' 3 R- I ' f ,ttf 35-8.5 Q Ffh li Q X1 X0 16' I 'X as X x S , X Q X J X X K x' l J. D. Sanders ou Rita Carley x K I: --Lx 'z DNN'-X. L Q91 yjxxfl Q B 59 X Xl fy X U Xl X will iw Za Houston Tind N Floyd Tramell 'Jewel Turner Joyce Westbrook Shelby Wiltcher .3 Dickie Wilkerson 1 Q--'LL 'Y Q v ilu Pv --:-1 1' ir'2 5 5 P .V ' ! ral 1 f' S., fy. is.. .il al F? fy QL 1 :L Ek . Tl I Sapiouwze fdvdd BILLY KENNEDY SHERRY TERRELL RICHARD MANSFIELD Preszdent Secretary-Treasurer Vice President 7400'N2'64 RICHARD IIANSFIIQLD PATRICIA STEVENS HRV CI? A IM. 3-Q 12 4 of gih- I J v-.J . Frances Adcock Imogene Allfln Peggy Alton J 'fa if ff 9 1 in Buford Atkinson Larry Bond Annie' Braclsliaw 1. 1 4' Cl' W 4?- E 1 ' Emma N6-ll Brown Ina Carlfry Bobby Chvxtnut fi, Qtvtf Q A F Betty Carol Farisb Sydiivy Flvtcln-r Cobb Gibbs Ann Fennel Marvoline Fuller George Gibbs H 4 . ,ff .4 w s-I , X vi x ll ' -ff it . ., n :Ji :A Befrnicr- Cliristopbcl' Leontine Duggan Bill Davidenn .lack Duncan Danny Dew -A if -?3Jimmy Evans F Si GL AL! Q L 'R if A, I-'Q-sa X .A- Q Q .9 a f 1' , 1. 'X Q ff f 5 x dial' B. F. Cilmnn- Doyle Wester Barbara Hall Billb' Hifkman U ts Q3 David Huguc' .l0YCf' HOUFYUH Billy Ke-nnvdy X Mamie- ,lean Loper Linda LOU J1'I1kiI1S Camp King Bolilmy Faye Lovett? A 3 r 5.1- 1- ? ' nf A 1 5. Patricia I.unquin Richard Mansfield Lee Martin 'FF L w ,fa Va, L Ruth Martin Nell Marquis Charlene Maxwell AGL ii la.. xp in Dwanw Nlcfllurv Linfla Nlicltllt-lon Carrif' If-an Nally Cf'lrfQt' Nivhrtlas Robert McConnell Fxtfllr Nltflinty liflliliy Nt-ll Nlullink Arthur N1-the-rland flvnrgt- Otlum Bvtty Parkt-r 'C' 'S 3 'U- j-Jr QW .J 1'-,Ml f of JI V V g. kk - i 'l ' ' r v AF' ' 9jf nf J lb N Q' A kr 9.4 1 . ,bv P' f . X I S '91 4,47 MQ! A My ' ll' X if if W Phyliss Brieden William Ship Betty Wilkerson Joan Wilson Irene Williams .lane-t Wood jean Woodard Dorothy Wyldman Zoe Young .,,w.f. Q . ,AY , I Y I gi , M. 6 Q, 4 Qs' ,V M DVC wg Q 7 j1,'1i ,'H 5, , if if? mans ,,, s gy- Q s ,fz,Z T Y gg, T5 z 5 71- Q, swf K li 1, 52 ez 3 C 4 H X nl WL 'ra an ' X Q. 7 5 Xl 25 0 ,, 1 ! ...Ai f'w+'fs!F fx Sa ,tml 1 ,Ill ? 1 . e ii 'yzeeimaa zd440fCZ0l4 E f T- fffffs- f W X B. J. BARRIER MARION STRICKLAND MARY MAC TERRELL PfeSi116Vl! Vice President Secretary-Treasurer fddd f cwofzilfed B. J. BARRIER MARY MAC TERRELL x 3 2- 33 is , if Q' 'S-,.4 . K ,D N 1 L N. L ,..- 3 gr 5 Q ' Q .- Qt j x l 1 Y cisf C' ? ' K if 1 'TZ' v ' ' , '-A kt lx '-it Billy Adams Carey Alderman Hazel Baines Nina Adams Jane Alton B. J. Barrier Jerald Adcock Bobby Joe Baily Sandra Bartley - 5. I Qu 1:17 Billy Coker Eva Coleman Joyce C1lmmil1gS .loan Coker Kelly Collins Anne Darrington 'i 0122 Q ' 4- 4 ,, vb f riff 'f - af X .sq 4 if 3 vu- l 55,-. W L t' Eve Bennett Martha Brister John Berherette Roy Carpenter Alice Blailock Betty Kay Cline .l J -on ,Q I L- A K 1 it k 1 I , N . K' X . in I Davis Dew Dorothy Dozier Gloria Downing Aubrey Eiland .gl 1 4.- Sv . 1 s. - . R Garner Eldridge Marion Falkner Patricia Fanning 4-- 'Q' . x i K '- gs. Q. un., John Howard Blusfftte Howard Li f f' Q v cg Pepper Culledge Beth Hammons Buck Harris a.:i A Donald llwu-tori llulinf- ,lonvs Marjorie Jones Nlorri John I Alice' ,li-m-N Linda ,Innes Betty C. johnson Larrfll Kfith if S -tr L Ann Kelly Sherry Kerr Lf-tty Love- Kinard i , if .nn ti Malcoln Moody Margarita Morris AL 'IJ v -s' Q7 Kenneth Kross Virginia Laurf-nc Brown Lawson AG! Q.: Q1 X 1 .fs ILL Q Buddy Mose-s Ann Neely if 35,1 I Q 5,- ,.. ,gg-f' 7 R - l Q, 'T I Betty Lightcap Q Joan Luster Phylis Mapes '-'x 5- x N 4, --fafk - .25 ,Lg life S 1 ' Il-9 -i ': '. E - T2 l Johnnie Nesbit Ke-nneth Netherland ' .. 6' Q S . 7 X, V ' -6-E A. X Wim, , gg.. : ,,, iz u Kcnnf-th McCoy llarion llfffloy Marilyn Mills M, f f , I V ' V I nc ' Q r 'Yrs'-A m y i JQ i . x 1 1 , , I3 David Milner Gilbert Monell Rita Nlood 1 Q. . 'il A Q X 4- - Sf X.. s. f jpx X '7 X R Thomas Newbaker Marilyn Osbome Alton Nichols Leon Paschal 1 ft' 3- Q7 Jfmfygvyn A .BA l fr: ssl! We-W , . :Jil hr ii v av '17 'if' -5 - - '-' ' -. 2, 5 Av Vk 53-'le 'f.r'f, -'IZ - H ff., I J fx., gf xy P ' fi' - ,Q ,, P 1-at 5 Y Q X sr - 1: - M 1 - f- , V A 0 Q, 1- ' fi-, sv' t ff I il fr- so ,N '1-r tl? . jf Q v 'W + yi xl X , 45 W ' - ' ' . 'bw . , 7 .. ,1 1' hir Q4 D ' f Claudine Paul Peggy Posey Charles Reynolds Josephine Roby Maxine Russell Ruby Nell Pettigrew Dan Pugh Raymon Rivers L Roy Ruby Patty Ann Russell , William Porter Edward Quinn Van Roberts , Shirley Rusvhe Vickie Russell pg , ,df M . b ,ii MM ' M M an U J'JJL. ' ff . li' ' 5 . on 'L SJ J kv' 5 C7 'Sf' L 6 Q v Faye Sanford George Sigrest Sylvia Smith Marion Stricklin Bootsie Terrell .l0llll SMP? Sylvia Singleton Francis Stain Mary Lee Stubblefield Glenda Terry -ac- I Vnrgxma Vandxvere Jlmmy Veazy Tommy Wade Garry Waller Ronnne Werby 'Nlalcolm Weit Fanme Lou Wxlliams Leveme Winstead x '- A 'r- A 2 Q A , r v,ffm ' X, I ' H I 'T 'Ui 'if' ffl 33. .q' A v 1 'xiii ' V. 'i q K ' ,ga A .Mx P - 1 4 V , ' ' M u . , ' X Tx! ' '.4 QKQT1' L. fggpbl' 4 -A ' f -s-. X ' , :PG 4 ag.: ...I 12: . . ' '. , Y' , , , u w QM Q s 1 X . in v M . f3',aa 'l Y si if n 5 5 2 , . 4 495' 'f ' 5 ,. . . 5 2. . H . , , , . - .4 ' if ix 4 ,I ' ' ' -1 x 1 . 1 , - 52 ' '45, jg ' 1, 54 5 , N 'A 3 n, ,, ' if 1 If g. ,qv 2 Na Gy v 1 . :W li L. 's .5 up '?fw- ug J 4' if V 1. ,S . ,s . a ef J if . 5 ' E , 8 O 4 I , 32X x 'I '41, 4 f' rf I PX hr , .J Z H Bw Eli--' wi 1-M .by 4 'li Qc 4 K T iw HENRY BONNEY Mr. Yazoo High W W ff, mm 6.-6.42.1 h , I 5 in si 5 Q PEGGY WILKINSON Miss Yazoo H i gh xx' IN' 'X l hllhL. r QQ J Fm 92 5 3 -I E '-4 SP2 UUE Q H 21 FU ' 1? 5 'fa -Q N V' 5, 'lyk' V 5 - 2 . E , , H. 2. .,, .,..4 xx -V,- . Q s CID E :Nu S 3 S O S F1 Q5 SE E F11 53 X .8 4 , . -r ,.- -1. N ,,.1. , EJ- MARIE CLARK KATHLEEN ARRINCTON funior Beazzty Senior Beazlly l JEANETTE WILKINS Most Intellectual Girl HENRY BONNEY Most Intellectual Boy X l . ,ei A lll limi as an Bu 6i ' l I T 'ii iii si!! JIMMIE GRIFFIS Wittiest Boy MARSHA DUNN Wirziesz Girl nf www iii bmwuu ,z ,wg W ,A rl SHN 1795 3 ' 'JR UQ' DORIS SHACKELFORD Most Athletic Girl FLOYD TRAMMELL Most Athletic Boy 1 I I 4 o I , 1 I 1 PEGGY WILKINSON Frienclliest Girl BOBBY KENNEDY Friendliest Boy MARIE CLARK Most Beautiful Girl FLOYD TRAMMELL Most Handsome Boy , I 5 mil 3 :Emi PEGGY WILKINSON Girl Most Likely to Succeed HENRY BONNEY Boy Most Likely to Succeed qv 4' SANDRA SEWARD Best Dressed Girl EDWARD POOLE Best Dressed Boy JEANETTI-1 WILKIN5 Most Versatile Girl BOBBY KENNEDY Most Versatile Boy R or ,. Q aang--- -...Nm I ff' ff I Q' f ' era- U -'- w . . 1 f ,gk Q M, f is .-45.4 14121 V , f in Q 'l,i:s.4vQ. QW' 'QV 4 s K 1 Q an 4 ' 'U N gf: 'iv ff. E'C'P atb M M. Jeanette Wilkins Bowman Weber .laCl'C HOEUC Henry BUNNY Marsha Dunn 1 Ds Jimmy Griffis 'fl' Thomas Stricklin 'L A L Barbera Hollow:-ll Dorothy Miller Jon Abner Reeves Sandra Seward .1 3 4 Q .. . x ?fi', N ' K, .F A . P i ' Willette Wilkins Lois Wilkinson Frank Bfisfff D0f0lhY C0lCIT13fl 3- Gem-29 Davis Bill Holmes Cwin Simmons Waftchnal Woman Saeed? The purpose of this organization is to exalt scholarship. character, leadership, and service. lts members aim to hold before the school such motives as shall induce others to aspire to scholarly habits, enlisting in worthy service and leading forward in all things that shall advance the welfare of the school. ,dw 6'- ,C Dee Phillips Carolyn Cline Sandra Seward Carolyn Vaughan Jeanette Wilkins 'x Q0 'Y '84 - Zac!! and Smal! 'arf-rf The Sue W. Mott Chapter of Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School Journal- ists, has as its purpose the encouraging and rewarding individual achievement in journalism and allied fields. Marsha Dunn .laflk Hogue Students were selected by the sponsors of the Mingo Chito and Flashlight, on the basis of their outstanding efforts and service. -ZS. 'af 5 v 1:1 X A g 2. Willette Wilkins Peggy Wilkinson Dawn Cooper Nettie Livingston Shelby Lightcap 1' 1 ... 0 jimmy G1-iffis Barbera Hollowell Sylvia King Bill Holmes Bowman Weber I I 'an' Henry Bonney Bowman Weber -lon Abner Reeves 001 ' e'-142' Thomas Strxcklm Hans Johnson Nlarnon Kerr or K' Bobby Kennedy Bob Park J B Barrack A branch of the lNat1onal Athletlc Schola tic SOCICIX was flrst orgamzed ln the better sportsmanshlp and better cmzenshlp Boys are ellglble who earn tar xtx letters ID elther major or mlnor ports and vshose cholar hlp for three consecu ne semesters ns equal to or aboxe the axerage of the school and who hate exempllfled the hlghest tx pe of sportsmanshlp and cltlzenshlp 1902 .93 1953 D4- HEQRY B0'NNEy THOMAS STRICKLIN BOBBY KENNEDY BOWXIAQN WEBER HANS JOHNSON BOB PARK JON ABNER REEVES MARION KERR .l B BARRACK . 1. . . ' ' 1 Ks- 4X 'Q To R. K P j X Mn 1 X 0 ' ff? I , . . S. . V V M . L . . , Yazoo City School in 1945-46 for the purpose of encouraging better scholarship. M M . , .. 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I Frrst row Bull Holmes Jon Reeves Nancy Shackelford Frances Slam Jeanette Wxlkms Sherry Terrell Jrmmy Ball Second row Henry Bonney Bobby Kennedy Frank Brrster Thomas Strrcklm George Glbbs Roy Ruby Ur Nlarsh Sponsor Vzce President BILL HOLMES Secretary Treasurer SHERRY TERRELL The 1953 54- sesslon of the Yazoo Hugh School Student Council has progressed thls year by orgamzmg varlous projects The flrst project was the Improvement of trafflc rn the halls by posters The Southern School Assembly programs were chosen and sponsored by the student councll In the season between football and basketball a volleyball tournament was held to encourage all students to partlclpate that would not go ln for physlcal act1v1t1es For Junlor Hugh a track meet and mtramural softball tournament was held As a flnal project the councll mth the ard of teachers bought a pubhc address system The project was partly fmanced by rummage sales of unclarmed lost and found ltems O J r , 1- , N 'i 4 , I K ' s 1 x Q , l . .n Y I ' l ' ' e . U T N.. Q - I 2 5 ' V W - - ' mg- w- ,'.. , T V . A . y , l . 2 , . , President ' ,.sa...........s........s r.....r...,.......,or.o... H ENRY BONNEY , V. . . Prem ee !E.:LQ First row J Ball F Qtaln F Werbv R Rlckels C Gibbs A Netherland B Lovett Q Qmgleton 'NI L gtubblefield R Hester C Waller D Cooper Z Young P Qtevens J Walne B Wtlkln C Vaughn B A Miller Qecond row Q Nuholas J Coker C qimmon 'VI H Corley T Fletcher H Tmdle I Allen M Osborne NI 'Nltll 'Nl Qtewart H Bavnes R Mood B Lawson P Po ew N. Adams J. Westbrook E. Craig. Third row: W. Holme. Nl. Clark. A. Kellv. B. Wilkins P. Young G. Olden. C. Maxwell B. Terrell. Ni. Brister. B. Hickman. C. Davis. . olme.. S. King. B. J. Ros, D. Phillips. M. Dunn. N. President , , ,, lice President . . Serretary-Treasttrer The Press Club, the high school journalism club, is in charge of the school paper The Flash- light. Every member has done his part in the past year to publish a paper of which he could be proud and to edit one which would do its task of informing the student and adult subscribers of school actixities and happenings. The Press Club also plays a part in acquainting its members with the fundamentals of newspaper writing, of dealing with and understanding people. It teaches them greater appreciation of the prob- lems of other newspapers' it serves to broaden their interests in many ways and to prepare them for future study or employment in the fields of either editorial or advertising work. In charge of the editorial work is Jack Hogue, our editor, who with his capable assistant editor, Dee Phillips has tried to give a varied and well- il fm. IIKATIOI lllflllf XI I 1 avi? Lum ton Fourth row B Parker F Patty An Darrmg ton J Hogue E 'NlcC1ntx A Bri ter NI B Campbell 'V Qherrard A Richard D Coleman C Auld T qtem br e 9 Reward 9 Ilghtcap B Hollowsll F Iof in Fifth row Nlr Parker W Ewing B Twmer 9 Terrell B Kennedy F Bri ter F R Harthcock F Kellv I Weber C Gibb D Hogue W Blakemore 'Sl Phillip B. S. Jone.. J. A. Reeve.. J. Htggm.. Sixth row. S. Finley. ll. G. Rogers. J. Evan.. B. David.on D. J0hn,on. C. Cline. . Cline Nl. . n. . .. '. . . r' H. ver.-. R. O-borne. L. Sigre-t. J. Channell. D. Morgan H. Pickett. BARBARA HOLLOWELI. WILL HOLMES NETTIE LIVINCSTON rounded picture of Yazoo High School life. Pro- moting our advertising and keeping a close check on every finance is Jeanette Wilkins, business manager. She and her able assistants have sup- ported the paper well by soliciting advertisements from the business firms of Yazoo City. Mary lfpton and Jabo Higgins, exchange editors' Jimmy Griffis, sports editor: and Terry Stembridge and Bubber Weber, feature editors. are to be com- mended for their invaluable aid throughout the year. We wish to thank Mrs. J. W. Parker our sponsor for her guidance and assistance the past year. Her ready co-operation and helpful advice have proved a major factor in keeping us moving toward our goal of Each Flashlight a better Flashlightf -il . . 6-2 .1 -. ,.. ,W 1 1 su-run uownln ..-3-,.-1:-, 5-.: 1 W' 1-f,:1-, 1 1 Qt J' .,. 95 ' 1 ' wsu Y fel Y' I-,J 5 X. M. 'V 7 f t row fro gm a ren um 1 n O am an orr Hitt J 1 Patty J Ball Suomi row Pnggz B Holmf f Harrr on D W llker on H glllllh f' u d Nam F 1 1 nrt VN H Pul na B Parker F Cow n W fxomola D Q1 1 eo E dam ll ma nur 1 r r 1+ mc nn 1 Wa er re t 1 ' loo: B 'Nloore D Rohe Fifth row I Qtuhhle le Holmf H 1 1 f e R Hun: Coach Ru h Nlxth nw R 0 horn J B llarrark F Yanfleu P Hancock 'XI Kerr frexnlent ROB I KRK ll P lreslrell NI XRIUN IKFRR Serretarx Treaxurer R D W XRRILN e Yazoo Cltw H Y fluh 1 Ile ocet x cu II t e Qtate o Mleslsexppl Becauee of the great numher of how HI the luh lt ha heen !llXld6d mto two groups The Jumor qemor group le Qpon ored hx Mr W Q Rush a leader m the H1 Y work for many years The H1 Y purpoee le To create mamtam and extend throughout the Qchool and commumtx hlgh Qtandards of Chrletlan character Flrst row Glenda Melton Nlarguerlta 'Worn Nlary Lee Stubblefleld Sylvla Qlngleton Dawn Cooper Vary Cencva Ingram Florence Werhy Flo Hammel Bobby Lovett Suond row Ann Rtchards Mary Stewart Sylvta Kmg Cwen Slmmons Bubba Weber Dee Phllltps Sandra Seward Imogene Allen Sherry Terrell Third row Wllma Blakemore Betty Sue Jones Charlene Maxwell Murphy John on Terry btembrldge Jlmmy Channell Walter Harrlson Dlckle Wllker son Fourth row Ann Kelly Carol Hodge Nan Slmmons 7oesta Young Barbara Cline Betty Jo Ross Hans Johnson Jlmmy Crlffts Mrs Smtth Flfth row Franc: Qtam Nancy Sherrerd Betty Carol Fartsh Pearl Wxlhams Mary Belle Fowler Vice President HANQ JOHNSON Secretary DEE PHILLIPS Because of a hmlted amount of tlme very llttle teachmg f dramatlcs takes place The members do partlclpate ln at least three plays durmg the year There IS a Halloween Play a Chrlstmas Pageant ln collaboratlon mth the Glee Club and the four one act tournament plays Three medals are presented to the best dtrector best actor and the best actress of these plays Plays sluts from plays and dramatlc programs of some klnd are glven at each meetlng ln whxch the partlclpants are cr1t1c1zed by the non partxclpatlng members of the clubs All of these gne P0156 and confldence to the students and they gam the feel of the stage ll, 1 - I I , I I I IS, I I , I Id , -D . I i' . ' , , . . I ., I L 1 . , 1. I , , ' , . . 4 , M Q - 2 , . I - 5 y 1 , , ' . : . , - s, , J J , 4 - I I V I . . Z S ., , I , I ,. . v -v - President ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..,I,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,...,., .,,,,,,,,,, B U BBA WEBER , A 0 .. Is I 7' 9 - . 1 9 ' V , - ss 97 1 P FIT! IUW .lon Reeve I Robert B Slam Bubba Weber NI Powell Q5-Lond row H john on Y' ft-an I rarnmf er llff row 1 1 Bonnu 9 Powell B Kenneds NI Kerr R Xdame T Nfflflillfl President ,IXNIES FULCH-XXI life Prf's1rler1! HFNRH BONNEH 5f'ffPf0ft Treasurer JON REEY EN llltlil PN W XIKFR ancl llarold Kelly 19 purpmc of the Y Club 1 tu pru11141tc 1741 MJYIQIIISH IJ Qplrlt am to further the IHICTCQI ln exerx phaae of the ich l athletlc program lnltlatloni are helc QCIIII annuallx for the purp e uf lllfllllllllg ness ITlf?IIll7CI'Q X bu 1 ellglble mr the membershlp ln the Y Club lf he ha lettererl 111 one of the four major athletlci Qponwrecl by the school All tl1e lettermen and thelr date: reatlx enjm the annual X Club hax rule whlch IS the blg Qoclal ewent of thelr club xear 456 Wi f 017 ffff ffA 1. C iffis! 111 Nl y 1'J.'1'u1g11ai1'. fhhtlagll-. 14. T -nf ke:.'1u111 1 hi 1 -QZJ. 'Hrgu sf The Y-Club this year is umler the capable- s11pervisiu11 nf Cuaehes lluug Hamley Tl . '- . 'S 1 1 g nl if . Shi. sc'l1m1l - ' ' . l l - l Y I . . ' 114, .S V - . l ' - lt l- -' 415 b ' A , -. f J' 'S ' ' ff L - . ', 1 ,f ,' ' 4' .fy 1 I ,fy ', , fx! ff' . ffl. f ,f if ada F' Flrst row C Johnston C Wester P Shannon R Martm B York Nl Sllgh Nl Womble C 'Nllddleton P Webb Second rem D Robert L Cuxon H Alderman P Posey S Foster 'Xl Adcotk C, Ward R Warren D 'Sander Third row ,I Stubblefxeld J Hawk H Conner G Dykes F Comola E Poole ,I Nlood B 'Nloore Fourth row R Klght R Hines C Nel on 'Nlr Rush ,l Fulgham C Cagle R Adams H Fulcher Vice President EDW-XRD POOLE Secretary Treasurer 'NIELBA SLIGH Trade lndustrxal and Dxstrlbutlwe Educatlon Clubs commonlw called Txde Clubs were organized for the purpose of proxldmg a medium for the exchange of Ideas methods and lnformatlon pertalnlng to wocatlonal educatlon to promote good fellowshlp and closer relatlonshmp and a fraternallstlc splrlt among the club members to proude a clearmg house for ldeas and lnformatlon contrlbuted bx xarlous clubs to promote trade and mdustrxal and dlstrlbutne educatlon throughout our state and natlon to co operate with other orgamzatlons 1n the promotlon of worthw educatlonal ldC3S to foster a co operatlxe splrlt among schools students and employers to encourage a professlonal attltude m work and study 1,6 VW ..... - ---fm, M x W , A-, - ' : . , . . , . , . 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M . 1 A 'i V 'x I 4 F Q .4 if ' '4-71 Firet row Hughlene jonee Flo Hammel Betty Cline Eve Bennett Beth Hammone Jovce Cummings Claudine Paul Qherry Kerr Gloria Downes 'Nlarjorie lonee Fxa Coleman Necoml row ghirlev Warren Jean Woodard Fwa Pickle Janie Fletcher Janet Hanrotlt Pat w Hutto Fav Harthcock Patty Ru Qell Lettie Kmard Patrima Frederlek Nluettt Hovtartl Third nm qhxrlev Rueche 'Nllldred 'NIatNla ter Eluabeth Porter Dorothv Wwldman Pe w Bentlx Xnnellz Fo ter 'Nancy Hutto Nlorine Tawlor Laxerne Win tead Patty Shannon Fourth row Xlarwlfne Fuller Ida Nell Fleher France Krleoek NIBYHIP Loper Pan x Poem Emma 'Nell Brown Pr Bradehaw Betty Wilkmeon Fanny William Nlaxme Ru ll President l' XX F H XRTHI ULK life Ireszdenl BILTTX P XRKFR Serrelarx Treasurer PX X ffll FN N Dome of the duties of the Clrle 4H Club are gnmg clctmmetrfttiori ri food preeentation gardening health home lmprowement xarcl lvmutifn :tim clothing and safety Eserw wear a counts member goes to the Ntate COHYLDUOII at 'Sli 1 Qlppl State College The State winner of the 1903 State eonteet was Faxe lflarthtotk her prize a trip to Chicago The club has for 1tQ motto Nlake the Beet Better The colors green and white symbolize reepectnelx Springtime hfe and xouth and purltx and high ideal 1 - - . .'- A -. 1 ' - - ' M ' ' t . A ' . '. S , . . gg '. f - Posey. Ruby Pettigrew, Patsy Posey. Fifth row: Patricia Lungrin. Burnim- flliriftoplier, .-Xnnie x , ,. . i . D .. . S. A . hw q . J .V ,,,, . .Q , , P . .W ' . if I .,. lk.- - . . , . . . , - - . ' ' . 1 S 41 - ' , ' . . ' ' . ' -. ' z '1 . ' ' ' ' ' ' F ' . 'sis' ' .F . ' FF .A - F 4 - , x u D D . e - - . l . . 77,4 First row Virginia Lawrence Dorothy Wyldman Jean Woodard Frances Roberton Letty Love Kinard Faye Harrison Sherry Kerr Claudine Paul Patty bhannon Beth York Second row re me Terrell hhlrlu Ru Lhm ll Nell l'1 har Nillllflll 'Vlc'Nla tfr Flilalnth lortfr Bfrnlce Christopher fharlcne Weter Nlellma Nllph 'Nlargaret Womhle Third row 'Nlarvoline Fuller Annie Bradshaw Lou Rita farley Janice Dvke Nlwrfn Adam ,lfwell Turner llendvne fox Irene Williams Ruth Martin. President ,,,, . NIARGIQERETTE POWELL Viff' fffsidfnf ,,,,,, ,,V.....,,,, LOU RITA CARLEY Serrelary-Treasurer , , NIELBA SLICH The F.H.A. chose as one of its projects for the year the adoption of a child in e Orphanage to whom to send Christmas gifts. In order to finance their projects, the club sold monogrammed pencils and greeting cards. Members of the club and sponsor attended the State Convention at Mississippi State College for Women. The goals of the club, around which the programs are built are: improving our- selves' developing the organization, preparing for careers in homemaking' and promotion of individual family, and community recreation. 1 lefty fgl 2':.ll-T-S' 0 Y 0,7 , l'1rt r w Daphne Xloodw Fl ne lloner Pearl Wxllnam Nlarw Belle l'owler Floy Berberette Ida Wlarle R4-.1 Second row Dfroths Nllllrr L11 Wllkmson Kathlun Arnngton lNancy New urn l- f ho Q o rr rfv. Nlr ll han tlenclwn: Lux ,lacklwn Rolurt Glen a Xlllfll r 'tlta luis Mlam luv lrexu ent lk XTHLEEN XRRINGTON Ne rerun Treasurer PE-XRL WILLIAMS The Office Tralnmg Qluh 1 'lfflllated mth a natlonal club the Future Busmess Learltrs of Amerxea Nlemlmrehlp IQ open to any Qtudent of the commerclal depart ment Ks a memher one mluelopQ cooperatlon lfllllalltf' and leadership through work m the cluh One IQ taught what l1uQ1neQS expectQ of her anfl learm to lne better hx learmng more about buslness The programs of the war haw been fxlmQ flealmv xuth the Qecretary m action aml programw lmasefl on perconallty tra1tQ Through theie programQ the members are famlllarlzed with the lxuQme'- world and learn the proper procedure to apply for a Job UD T' 5 an ': , , S' - . H ' s. A ' 1' 1 , , . 'A I S. 'Z v 1' ,' ' , IIS U V U , I , 7 1' , Sll l-1' 'o-t-r. .I rin- Tayl r. Thi l 1 ': . 5, or . Q ' 'A - I , ' 4' - s, ' d IjfPXlI1lt'l1f , LOIS W'lLKlN5ON ' fr' , 'g .T .' ' ' . . . . .S K . . v. . - . main eachfz 2'766lt4 4 I -4 It First row Fredme Terrell Nlarguerlte Powell France Robert on Flow Berherette Valorte Har YIQOD Lxlllan Fanmng 'llartha Qhannon Frances Black Ina Farley Qecond row Gladys ,Iones Gwen Summon Ann Brtster ,Iamee Dykes Nlyron Adam 'Haw Belle Fowler El ne Dozler Alta Faye Adams Qhelby Vlltcher Thtrd rovs Pearl Wllllams Blggxe Wllktns Marte Clark 'VIary Bet Campbell Nancy 'iherrad ,Io Ann Pascal Nlorme Taylor Blame Cral Fourth row 'Vlrs Watson Spon or 'Han Helen Corley Dolly Nlae Johnson Patrtcla Young Ida Marte Reeves Dot Coleman Anne Rtehard Betty ,lo Ro Nlargaret Phlllxp Fxfth row Clendyne Cox 'Klan Cordelta Upton Bllly Faye Duntan Iolme Cook ey Wtlma Blakemore Betty Que ,lone Preszdenl PEGGY WILKINSON Izre President DOROTHY COLENIAN gerretart BFTTY VNV 'VIILLER The Y Teens are junlor members of the Young Women s Chrlstlan Assoclatlon or Y W C A Thls IS an orgamzatlon ln whlch the mam purpose IS to brlng young people mto a closer relatlonshlp mth Cod and to help them grow lnto better personalltles It ts an orgamzatlon of young people throughout the world worklng together to brmg about a Chrlstlan qouety Its goal IS to seek a Chrlstlan way of llvlng and to make a better QOCICIX tn whxch fullness of ltfe mll be posslble Vfm Fxrst row Floyce Scroggme Llnda Jonee Bobby Nell Nlullln Carrle ,lean Nalley Peggy Alton Dorothy Dozler Patrlcla Pannmg Carol Kelth Vlrglma Lawrence Qc-cond row Ann Neeley Leontme Duggan 'Nlarganta Niorrw Faye Hameon Alxce Joneg Clmda Terry Barbara Hull Rebecca Nlartm 'Vina Adama Third row Sandra Bartley Vnekle Russell loan Wll90l'l Xnn Fennell 'Vlargaret Renfroe Qvlua Qmlth Fave Sanford Blllw Taylor Fourth row Nl: Q Nlarkland Wllllams Nancy Shackelford Lmda Jenkme Preszdent INA CARLEY lure Prestdent NINX NDAWTQ Qerrelarv ENTELLE NICCIWTY Thw club Qtnsea to brmg together people from Qlxtw nlne dnfferent countrleq over the world for 1tQ common purpose The Y Teena of Yazoo Cnty Hlgh School are just a part of the world wide orgnnlza tn n md are QfI'lXlllg to do thclr part m th1Q orgamzatxon Qome of the project: vshlch the X Teena undertake are Thanksgnmg and Chrlstmas baalcete for needs people Qendmg chocolatea to Korea and sendlng a package to a famtlx m a forelgn country Carol llodges, Linda Middleton: Ehstelle.MeCinty. Nell' Marrguis: Rita Mood, Haael llaynes. Irene WW First row Sherry Terrel Joyce Houston Bobble Lovett Carolyn Vaughn Joyce Walne Zoe Young qecond row Barbara Clme Sue Crayson Nlarw Genexa Ingram 'Nlarx Qu-wart Nan Sxmmons Imogene Allen Thxrd row Patrnua Qtewn Jean Peterman Bttty Fansh Charlene Maxwell Phyllls Bredlen Fourth row 'Nlrs Qmlth Preszdent MARY GENEVA HNCRANI Secretary BARBARA CLINE Members of the Lxbrary Club are the custodlans of the llbrary Thelr dutles mclude readmg and arrangmg the shelves settmg up approprxate posters keepmg magazlnes m the rack and conference room m order as well as the mxlllon and one thmgs ln llbrary housekeeplng The Llbrary Club takes full responslblllts for the WBIIOUS dxsplays used durmg each week to attract the attentlon and Interest of readers Used ln the eve catchers are mlnlature stage coaches towers castles grandstands megaphones and other materxals to lllustrate various books The club' entertalns the facultw wlth at least three teas whlch are counted as hnshllghts of the club year Vice Pfesifleliit H CAROLYN VAUGHN and mterests of 4-H Club members but On the brrngmg about effectlve seruce rn the home n ?oq4'4-71 yy-A y y '95 Frrst row Buddy Dew Carey Alderman Davrd Cummmgs Jerry Wheeler Arthur Netherland Colm Harrrson Bobby Joe Barley Nlarlon Strxckland Second row Edward Qumn John Berberette John Carley Kenneth Netherland Gxlruth Johnson George Davr Elton Nichols Gerald Adcock Dan Rus ell Thlrd row Charles Ward Jlm Veazy RODIP Krght Grlffm Dykes Harold Alderman 'NI J Adcock Bobby Russell Danny Dew Fourth row James Pxgg Jesse Bryant Milton McMaster Joe Hawk Her hel Fulcher Charles Nelson Jxmmy Evans Preszdcnt DAVID CONINIINGS Vzce Presrdent ALAN RUSQELL .Secretary Treasurer GEORGE DAVIS needs of the agricultural communltv to whlch thes belong Nlembers are led to feel that they have a useful part of the worlds work to do and that rn domg xt then max grow mentally socrallv and splrltuallw that thew as an mtegral part of the commumtw have a deflnlte responslbllrtw lmprosmg thelr communltx and ln maklng t fmer m every was Perhaps the most outstandmg results of 4H Club work are those concerned wlth character bulldmg whxch ln turn leads to constructne effort Qurprl mg accompllshments have been observed after soung people have developed those ldeals that make for progressne rural leadersh1p Among the farm and ln the home communxty that often have led to the rmprowement of the whole com IUUFIIIW Other results lnclude development of an enrrched outlook and more far reachmg vlslon mcreasmgls recogmzed ablllty to orgamze and cooperate ln home and commumtw undertaklngs development of a health COUSCIOUSHCSS and stand ard economlc mdependence advantages of further educatlon and travel acqualntance with sources of accurate mformatxon rn agrxculture and home economxcs and worth while frlendshlps wlth outstandlng men and women of the com mumtv and state was ' 'f ' ' ,, v 5f ffJ1:'f', f - - . '. . h . . . 'z t , , S . I . I , , , , ' L . . . -- 1 - I , , . , I .. . . ,, ,, ,,,,,,..,,,,,,, ..., .. A A 4-H Club work is based not only on the needs such ideals the most noticeable have been those L K S A 1 . . M ,. . q 0 . 1' , , , S . r . v Y ' . ' . ' ' I . '. I. V . I.. ' 1 A ' . , ' ' ' Z 4 Y .. B in . . 3 L v 5 - . 3 . Y. M .5. .M Y , V. . , . sf'- ICATII Ill llll MELW -ww First row Kenneth Kres I Upchurch J Berberrette T 'Wewbaker T Shipp B Adams B Chestnut B Dew C Walker C Adcock D Hou ton f Xlderman E Nichol B Harris Ni Strickland Qecond row A Eirland 9 Fergu on NI Faulkner B Barrier K Collin C gigret D Pugh P Gullege C King 'Nl 'Nloodv G Eldrige L Rotchxld J Duncan D Wester R Fraizer B Barley Third row Wir Buckley J Pigg Q Qmith C Nlonell C Reynold R Werby D Nlllner R Mansfield C Adam K Qtephen K Netherland J Nesbitt L Pa cal Fourth row B Tvwner NI John on D Dew J Wheeler B Kennedy T Stembridge V Roberts B Russell T Qhipp L Bond R Ruby Fifth row R Carpenter W Porter E Qumn B Atkinson J Henson C Johnson W bhipp I Vea y J Powell C Gibbs B Coker qlxth row W Taylor K Mclgoy L Martin G Nichola L lee B Nlo es B Plunkett J Westbrook R NlcConnell B Hic man President RICHARD MANSFIELD life President BILLY KENNEDY Serrelarv Treasurer JININIY WESTBROOK The purpose of the H1 Y Club is to promote Christian ideas among the boys of high school age It IS under the auspices of the Y.M.C.A. and follows a program of service to others throughout the year. The District Council of Hi-Y Presidents of Mississippi and the state Y.M.C.A Secretaries met last January and made plans for the Mississippi United Hi-Y move- ment. Several projects were suggested for clubs of Mississippi to follow. Among the suggestions were projects pertaining to church loyalty, Bible study school spirit and temperance. The local club plans to participate in many of these projects. XBSL f A. f ff? . A f Q 0 -SY s a. v -Y Tv' M- 3 I 14 ,- H wk X Q , R . lqiz gllgg 531.93 ix Inv: ,F M Zend , t ,fl 1-51.194-4-. A S ,fhgxm The Yazoo City High School Band under the direction of Mr. Stanley C. Beers has for the past nine years won first division ratings at the State Band Festival. Last year the band won first division ratings in concert, sight-reading, and marching. During the football season many fine performances were given for the benefit of the fans, which all enjoyed. The band made all out-of-town football trips. The annual Christmas concert and spring concert was attended by a large and enthusiastic audience which appreciated the combined efforts of these students. The band this year is playing more difficult music than ever before and we believe that it is one of thebest bands in the history of Yazoo City High School. - Z Zami X 77ia7afzette4 .loyce Walne Wilma Blakemore Dee Phillips Sandra Seward qherry Terrell and Betty Carol Farlsh 77ZczedQlee 65445 we 53, A , 2? 9, 80 I 1 First row Wliss Nlaxmell ,Iowce We-tbrook NI Shannon, D Cooper, ,I Roberts, NI Dunn, NI Bennett, NI Ingram, D Nioodw C Cline NI Rogers, L Wrlkinson, S Grayson, F Harthcock Qecond row K -Xrrmgton Nl Rus-ell, T Downey, W Harrison R Mansfield, H Johnson, ,I Powell, P. Russell, F. Black, Foster. J. Houston. Third row. C. Nally, D. Coleman, P. Wilkinson, S. King, ll. Johnson, F. Scroggins, B. Weber, V. Russell. E. Bennett, B. Hammons. .l. Roberts, D. McClure. Fourth row: E. Coleman, F. Hamel, L. Jenkins, C. Hitt, H. Fulgham, D. Morgan, S. Nicholas. G. Odum, Lightcap. NI. Phillips. Xl. Morris, P. Alton. Fifth row: B. Parker, A. Brister, N. Sherrad, W. Ewing, B. Twiner. S. Wiltcher, and Jean Peterman. Zaye' We Frrst row B Holmes R Mansfreld M Johnson J Roberts, W Harrlson B Weber Mass Max well Second row H Johnson W Holmes B Kennedy S Bonney F Scroggms Thlrd row D McClure H Ivers J Channell D Morgan J Fulgham W Comola B Trammell First row We tlvrouk L 'Nlldrlleton B Cllnf 'Nl ones NI Osborne B Llghtcap B Hammons R Hester J Cum mmg C Nallw P Alton A Blaxlock E Coleman L ,lenkm on Hou on H ,lo e B Terre us ell Coker A Darrlngton D 'Nlnodw l Wxlkm on F Black Nl Howard Peterman Thxrd row A Fennell E Bennft N Adam P Bredfn A 'Neely P Wlape f Downew J W1 mn 1-tcher P Hutto fam Woo Winsted ,l Cook ew R 'Nlartm Fourth row N Marquis S Bartlew B 'Nlullm E Dozrer F Wlllxam N Hutto P Bentley NI Taylor 'Nl Dunn P Wxlkmson P Russell L NI Loper F Adcock L Duggan N Shackelford N Wadley S Nflller D Shaekelford Robert E Brown P Lungrm B Wxlker on B Taylor Snxth row F Scroggnns Af Phllllp Nl flark 'Nl Campbell D Coleman R Nlood H Barnes B York C Cllne F Harthcock S Crayson S Fmley AI Rogers si , ' A qv . 1 , b .. P A C - f 0 A x '. ls , , . , ,...l M, l v - 5.5 -- V.. 3 -- l Shannon, S. Wiltcher, D. Dozier, Miss Maxwell. Second row: Jones. .A. Foster. B. Taylor, B. Hall. Fifth row: P. Posey . ' s, l. .Alt . ,l. Qt . . n S. , ll. V. . . , . , . , . , . , R.is..l., 4' 1... . S- -- V.- ,. s, . 1lffJ.F1 ', . A. Ai's.jf ds,Lf .' 'P 1 Qff YAZOO .. 34 V.S. SITOKS 1:ng Gp i:5?g5 S ri , 4 is 'JC X , K-4 CO-CAPTAIN JOE COLLINS CAPTAIN HI-.NRE BOINN X, 7m'd4Z6 5 .4'b ' 5, QS-X I ORCH H AHLEX CO ACH B-XNKNTON CU UH KELLX 7?55 7 S .4-,ewff Zu, so. , gwyfww, gig N Q' I d jig! j ybi. W , V .A ,V A, V1 .WL ,, ty 3 1 9 V is Q- :V I 4 f V. T - ' M h 4 .., -' '+V' ' Q1 any M: g-' v . ,A 7 ,Q , 1 gawk, 4 ru. 5 ecwaa S Another great football season fades into history for the Yazoo City lndians, but the highlights and merits of this great squad will long be remembered by sports en- thusiasts. For the second successive year the Redskins have compiled a brilliant, well re- spected record. The Chiefs of Coaches Doug llamley. llarold Kelly. and Mathew Bankston closed the gridiron year with a 10-l record. ln the process they captured the District 6 title and were runners-up in the Delta Valley Conference behind the Drew Eagles. ln compiling this great record the Red and Black defeated teams from Batesville. lndianola. Belzoni, Cleveland. Crystal Springs. Vicksburg. liosviusko. Charleston. Grenada, and Canton in that order. The lone defeat came by a let-l3 score at the hands of the Drew Eagles, champions of the D.V.C. A touchdown pass in the closing seconds, which would have meant victory for the lndians. was nullified because of an offside penalty. The all important victory for the Tribesmen came against their arch rivals. the Canton Panthers. on Thanksgiving day. With the victory came the District 6 crown. Both offensive and defensive power again proved the important factor in the suc- cessful season. The lndians placed Sonney Bonney. Hans Johnson, Joe Collins. and ,lon Reeves on the All-DVC team. Bubber Trammell garnered a position on the second team. and Marion Kerr. James Roberts. Thomas Stricldin. and Sanders Powell were given honorable mention. The '53 roster was made up of 34 players: 12 seniors. l-1 juniors. 3 sophomores. and 5 freshmen. Graduating lettermen are: Weber. Reey es. Roberts, Stricklin. Bonney. Kennedy. Morgan. Johnson. Hancock. Kerr, and Collins. 4 4 P-XL L H AVCOCK fenter .lXNlFS ROBFHT9 Ouarlerba Y MARION KERR Tackle THE QTARTING ELEVEN THE QCHEDLLE Y azoo Cm 2 B3l6QVlll6 0 Y azoo Cltw 13 Dress 14 Yazoo Cltw 18 lndlanola 6 Yazoo Cm 39 Belzonl 14- Yazoo Cm 39 Cleveland 0 Yazoo Cltw 39 Crystal Sprmgs 0 Yazoo Clty 35 Vlckiburg 1 Y azoo Clty '4'0 Koscluiko 0 Yazoo Clty-46 Charleaton 6 Yazoo City-34 Grenada-13 Yazoo City-40 Canton-19 JAMES ROBERTS. Rs-dskin field gen- vral. swf-1-ps f-nfl in the- Canton battle. lllnrlu-rs an- Kr-rr. Johnson. and Stricklin. 'fy HUGH PICKETT Fullback 4,4 f X GUY HITT Guard JOHN I., BURNS Guard A ROBERTS to Trammell pass is completed for a touchdown in thr- Thanksgiving tilt. 4 4 MARION FA ULKN ER Halfback Ig. s--1 SANDER POWELL End B. J, BARRIER Quarterback CQ DICK MORGAN fullback 1 l Bll,l.Y KENNEDY Kl-fl.l,Y ff0l.l.lNS Halfbark Cllflffl fbi' 4'3- JESSE BRE ANT Tackle JON REEVES. Shifty Rffdslcin right halfback. f-varlr-s Charlvston tarklvrs in a broken field run. -1-5 WAY I-na .. 1 1- f ,. no ' -- ,,p't'fsv4 -I f,-svktfvw -I af, .V ,LM-Q . A' , . 1 'A'-en BL'BBER WEBER '.af..., f .:f. .s.-:f A 4- f ' 'GM I 1-M - - End ITS LIP and good as Bulilwr Trammell, Indian point specialist. Converts in the Canton skirmish. JIMMY wEsTBRooK MURPHY JOHNSON Halfbari- Guard BURLEY SMITH Tackle Qu: I NSONNYH BONNEY JININIXT BALI. Taft-1ef411-DVC Ha'-'bad' STRECGLING for yardage is Bobby Lilly of Charlf-ston, An unidentified Yazoo tacklf-r brings him to the turf. I, .a I q I LEE MARTIN End 7955 1' PEGGY WILKINSON-Head Cheerleader ootsie Tc-rrf-ll Dorothy Colvlnan fm- Young Pla Cole-nlan 'A 7253-5 Q , r saggy ix ,I lx 1 R , YM., Q PA W ff' ? 5 53 , 1 First row: Pearl Williams. Mary Belle Fowler, Eva Coleman, Mary Mac Terrell, Claudine Paul, Patsy Hutto. Second row: Estelle McCinty, Irene Williams. Billie Faye Duncan, Barbara Cline, Patricia Young, Dolly Johnson, Nancy Hutto. Third row: Coach Sabin Rush, Mary Ingram, Jeanette Wilkins, Nancy Shackelford. Doris Shackelford. Ruby Nell Pettigrew, Alta Fay Adams, Peggy Wilkinson. Dorothy Coleman. Coach Margaret Hester. 1755-54 The Yazoo lndianettes. under the superior coach- ing of Margaret Hester and Sabin Rush. closed a traditionally fine season with a superior showing and a IT-5 record. The sextet continued to prove a serious threat to all opposition and establish themselves as a respected squad of cagerettes. To bear out this fine record the 'Nettes toppled llolly Bluff 129. Belzoni t2t. Canton l2l. Vicks- burg. Benton t2t. Forest Hill. Bentonia 13l, In- dianola. Charleston, Batesville. and Magee. They were defeated by teams from Clinton. Forest Hill, Satartia, Belzoni. and Forest. Two defeats were by slim one point margins. while another showed only three points difference. For the fifth time in the history of Delta Valley mf' Conference tournament play the lndianettes gained the Championship. They victimized four teams to gain the crown this year. Girls voted positions on the all-D. V. C. squad were captains Doris Shackel- ford and Peggy Wilkinson. Other placements were Biggie Wlilkins. Alta Fay Adams. and Dotsie Coleman. In the individual scoring spotlight Doris Shackel- ford was high with a IT point per game average. Biggie Wilkins averaged 12 and Nancy Shackel- ford had 8 points per contest. The sevctet was defeated in the second round of District 6 tournament play by a powerful Forest squad to close another great season. is X fi, ' MARGARET HESTER Coarh 7 FORWARD Dotsif- Cole-man mancuvers a one- handed push shot that is good for two points in a Indianette skirmish. SABIN RUSH Coach E h .- t BICCIE VEILKINS Forzrarrf --.4 H-DI 'C ALTA Fm' ADAMS CLAIQDINE PAUL 0,mff1f411.111'c' p0,,,,,,,1 C VY PEGGY WILKINSON Cuard4-All-DVC PATSY HUTTO Guard BICGIE WILKINS, agile Indianetn- forward passes the 0 lmall to a ta-animate under the baske-t. L e U Aw NANCY SI-IACKELFORD Forward Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Xvazllll Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo Yazoo City' City' City' City' City City' City' City City' City City City' City' City' City City' City' City, Y City' City' City' City' THE SCIIEDILE to , 746 Holly' Bluff 27 Clinton 4,34 Belzoni ,, 48 Canton 26 Fort-st llill 43 Vicksburg , ,TO Holly' Bluff 30 Canton 38 Benton 35 Forest Hill 41 Bentonia H41 Satartia , 38 Bentonia 35 Belzoni , ,, 33 Benton , ,63 lnclianola ,,,,,,.,,,,,.. , 43 Belzoni ,, L38 Charleston Y, ,,,,, 46 Batesville ,,r.,,z ,. ,mal-2 Bentonia ., 55 Magee , 34 Forest U 4. A IRENE WILLIAMS Forward INDIANETTES gather for war whoop after local victory. NANCY Guard RUBY PETTIGREW Guard DORIS SHACKELFORD Forzrarff--.411-DVC 4 YD' DORTHY COLEMAN Guard-All-DVC BARBARA CLINE Forward Zag! 3 First row: Sanders Powell, Paul Hancock, Clyde Auld, Hans Johnson, Bubber Trammell, Bobby Kennedy, Coach Harold Kelly. Second row: Hilary Ivers, Bob Park, Jimmie Ball, Billy Kennedy, Jimmie Criffis, J. B. Barrack. 1955-54 Saww an Zmew Coach Harold Kellyis Yazoo lndians finished the 1953-54 basketball season with a well respected 11-9 record. The Redskins presented one of the finer cage teams in YHS basketball history. After a slow start the Quintet finally settled down to hard work and began showing impressive victor- ies. The Chiefs defeated Holly Bluff. Benton 12.1. Canton. Bentonia 131. Satartia, Charleston. Bel- zoni. and Drew. while absorbing defeats from Clinton, Belzoni ly2l, Canton, Forest Hill l2I. Vicksburg. Holly Bluff. and Morton. The ,Skins were victims of three one-point defeats. The Indians' greatest achievement of the season was that of capturing the Delta Valley Conference Championship. It was the first time in DVC tourn- ament history that the Chiefs had gained the laurels. All-DVC placements from the Yazoo squad were Bobby Kennedy and Bubber Trammell. ln the individual scoring spotlight captain and for- ward, Paul Hancock. paced the team with a 13 point per game average. He was followed closely by forward Bubber Trammell who averaged 12 points. Sanders Powell. center. Hans Johnson. and Bobby Kennedy. at guards. are the starting five. The Warriors were defeated in the first rounds of District 6 tournament play by Morton to close a fine season. 25 - 1 f-I BIQBBERN TRABINI ELL Foruqarrl-All-DVC Vwddaon M ' 1 HAROLD KELLEX Coach LQ Nixx ,JK , PALL HANCOCK manipulatv- a ffm' hand:-ci jump shfwt that gov: for a tally in tha- Bflntfm wnrountvr, .L B. B.-XRR. xCK Center zaeitefz BOBBY KENNEIH HILIAR5' IH-jRg Guan! .A1ll,I1l'Ij C,,g,,1 BOB PARK Forward Yazoo City Yazoo City Yazoo City Yazoo City Yazoo City Yazoo City Yazoo City Yazoo City Yazoo City Yazoo City Yazoo City Yazoo City Yazoo City Yazoo City Yazoo filly Yazoo City Yazoo City' Yazoo City Yazoo filly Yazoo City THE SCHEDULE 42 Holly Bluff H , ,42 Clinton , 29 Belzoni , ,49 Canton ,, 37 Forest Hill 60 Vicksburg 40 Holly Bluff 52 Canton , 63 Bvnton 39 Forest Hill 58 llc-ntonia 45 llelzoni , -1-9 Satartia , 63 llontonia T0 llc-nton 60 Charleston 65 llvlzoni 51 Drew , 36 llvntonia 41 Morton , ,,,66 . :wicker eaten HANS JOHNSON Guard , 41 N43 43 50 54 52 g C33 X X, , 56 24 46 44 . 56 22 34 . 63 40 40 63 .llNlNllE CRIFI-'IS Guard SQ F ISI as h BEbber ln lf' f'Ht0n l I I 4 Q . ,,. fl if lf ' , af' Spf Bl LLY KENN EDY Guard t P! N' PAUL HANCOCK r - 1 HANS JOHNSON attempts a one hander om from the- side- in a local contest with the Bc-nton Quintet, CLYIJI-I ALLIJ Foruanl SANIHCRS POWELL Center JIMMY HALL Forlrarrl M 1. S, I ?55 w Q0 '75 --5 5 V? -.lr 'EQXM H 39143 f b'fff,f MM. Wnmswam, 1 1. .- .- lqffxgyts 1 1 '-'QL-A gl ff Iwi Flrst row Robert Pope Jlmmle Grlffxs Ross Sandford Rnchard Xian fneld Avon Bradshaw Second row Joe Collln Bobble Coleman Bobby Kennedy Bllly Kennedy Rex 'Nowlm Henry Bonney Thlrd row Manager Nllchael Powell J B Barrack ,Iam Fulgham Clarence Cagle John Carpenter Clxfton Collms Coach Harold Kelly gacelalf feucew Coach Harold Kelly s 1913 ba eball team compiled a 1 'S um and lo t record for a 62.3 game percentage Seyen of the games were played mth members of the newly orgamzed Dlstrlct 6 League ln sshlch the Indian fm: hed thxrd The elghth game was played wlth Bentoma Bobby Kennedy Redskm short top repeated la t year performance of capturlng the team battmg trophy mth an out tandmg 100 cllp Bobby Coleman fmxshecl second wlth a 30? average Bully lxennedy po tecl a 2 U perfentage and Rex NOXN1lI'l was fourth wlth 261 Graduatlng lettermen were Bobby Coleman Rex Noyslm Bo Collms and John Carpenter THE RECORD Fore t Hull ,lack on Fore t Canton Fore t Hull Jackson Bentonla Forest Y azoo Clty Y azoo Clty Yazoo Clty Yazoo Clty Y azoo Clty Y azoo Clty Yazoo City Yazoo Clty -- T - va' I . - -l 2 1 ' -va? N: t . ,I A V' X V - I ' X H C ' 3-1' 1 1 ' e tl Xiffg 1 A 7 1 1 3 e ' ' , s . ' ' 1 if . Q 4 V ' V u t y r l . l. 2 '15 4 -JV V4 . . , Sl. fy. S X-f - ' 'f ' neg-,r'q'. . l. .1 - S ' j 5 1 .of y yy' ' 4 x 'Q 1 y t ' . 'B V Q ' Q ' 5- 'N MI . 1, N ', 1 0 Q X 5' A L A V r 1 . V 1 . N 4 WA ' 4 - 1 11 1 'C 1 ' 5 'il -XX ' J ' r ' A 'N ,. N f ' , ' 1 1 Y' A N .xi I 3 1 X , Q. , I ' . , I X A G . . l 1 1 1 ' 'R v . 'J . 1 I I V' 't 1 -1. ' ' v P N 5 , NF: E' I' ' x . ' r' K 1 v- - ' . 7 x 5 ' ' . 1 I J l W-',f! y Ll My :F Aff H A K 1 'mg E - :4 ? . r '51 .V .B -E. ...TI I ' ak- 'H - ,- 'R 1 ' :fl - :. i 1 L' D.. fi . fl. . .'1 ' 1: f 2 l f s ' T-R s ' a u u . 7 , n v . Y . S '. .S 1 - . B 1 V Y ' ', ' S . , s 1' ' 'S ' ' . y y. S . up x. u 'I . .5 - . 1 ' . ' y' ' U' s .' 8 - - .' f ' ' 1' .,,,...,.,,,,,,,,,,. T s ' ,,,,,,,...,. 6 ' ' ,C ,ee,,,e,..,,. 4 s e,e,, ,e,,ee,. . T ' , H, e,,,o,,,. 10 s ,..,. ,, 5 ' ,,, , B, , e,,, 7 6 , , ,,,e,r , T ' ' .Y.,,,,,,..,,,.e ,11 s ' . ,, 1 ' ' I' .e,,e,,..,,.e,..,ee. 4- ..e,. ,,.,,o,e.. 1 8 ' ' ,.........e,..,,,.,. 12 ' ............,... 11 ' .......,..,,,.,..,.. 9 e ..,ze,,.,...,,,..v,. 0 7?5 .445 ,Z 1 1 5 'S Frrst row Jon Abner Reeve Bowman Weber Nlanagcr Howard Clardy Bobby Ru sell Brlly Baird B J Barrler Second row Janet Wood lNancy Cooper Hugh Picket James Cox France Slam Mary Wlac Terrell VICRIC Ru sell Third row Sum Llddon Alvm Waller Boll Park Roy Roby James Evans Frank Brrster Han John on Coach Hamley fzackeacew The 53 track team underwent a hght schedule because of COI1fl1Ctl!1g dates wlth the varlous track meets The thmclads partlclpated ln two meets the flrst bemg an lnvltatlonal contest ln Canton on Aprll 10 ln the Canton meet Yazoo placed flfth as a team but sexeral 1nd1v1dual honors were won by the YHS thlnclads Srm Lrddon placed flrst ln the shot put second ln the 100 yard dash and second rn the 220 yard dash Roy Roby copped thlrd place ID the 4-40 Donald Roberts thlrd ln the hlgh jump Hans Johnson flfth place IH the dlscus throw and Bob Parks thlrd m the mlle run The half mrle and the mlle relay teams both placed thlrd In the glrls events Frances Adcock placed thrrd rn the baseball throw and VICRIC Russell placed third ln the broad jump ln the dlstrxct meet at Clmton the Yazoo clnder team took thlrd place behlnd Jackson Central Hlgh and Vlcksburg Flfteen schools partlclpated IIIdlXldl13l laurels were won by Jon Reeves who placed thlrd m the 100 yard dash Slm Llddon flfth ln the 220 yard dash and fourth rn the shot put Hans Johnson took thlrd place ln the dlSCUS throw Wlll Holmes placed fourth ln the half mlle run and Donald Roberts copped frfth place ln the pole vault 1- aff! ww W 65 ..--- ' :.J- f' ,.... U GW First row Morris Richards Katibel Carton Elrod Tor Third row Betty West Buddy Collins Lucille Neeld rance Gloria Harrlson Terry Hollowell Mary Alice Har lhllcllael Fink Love Hemck Edwin James LLlClen Hill rlson Joe Dongieux Bobby Henshaw Second row Martha Fourth row Mrss Crabb Francls Allen Leora Lee Willis Seward Dalton Nloultine Qlenda Melton William Bar Fowler Lmda Little Mac Hawk Barbara Coleman Fifth bour Martha Stephens Billy Baird Sammy Stringer row Nancy Cooper Eugene Davenport Dorothy Freeman non Jane Carlfy Thomas Berbereltc Alice Kinard Jimmy Shirley Nlona Shipp John 'tliddleton Second row James Taylor Gloria Lanoux Donald Brook Judy Simpson Harold Simmon Rose Nlathews Alan Keith Ann Nlanor Dorothy Rogers Carolyn Kelly Nlary Ann Van Cleave Ernet Evan Fourth row Frances Parker Charlotte Griffin Betty Wright Vivian Bliss Cecil Formley Carolyn Finley Nan Hitt Charlotte Holderfxeld . : . . , . , . A. : , . , . . 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' v ' 1 I I 1 1 - 3 3 1 1 1 Y 1 I .Y 1 . l Y I U Y Y I ' : Y Y l First row: Kenneth Montgomery, Patsy Harry, Jackie Can- Third row: Bettye Ward, Courtenaye Weeks, Beverly Park, C I Y 1 S! 7 , Y 'O ' I . , . . i S Q- I ' ' , . ' ' ' '. . . V - . . ' . . ' 51 -' - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . First row je e lNel on Jolnn Qhannon John York tree! Tlurrl row 'Nlr Bankston Allre Melton Bllly Maycelle Llndell Wallace Cflffl Bully Joe Qum Wallace Roger qhlrlev Hawkma Wllllam Powell Flora Boyd Joe Walker Fred Norman Bobby Newton Qecond row Terry Mannor Bonme Scott Clara Cllmore Fourth row Hugh Woodard Hugh Bond Danny Ioftnn Faye Newton Clay 'Nlltrhell Ally: rt Ram ey Herbert Ronda Alton Collms Weeter Ruhy Qullnvan Idfrm Collm Nlnldren Qtone .lvff Hall Joycf Turmr Phlllxp Newton Sxlas Ziglar 6060 6 VW First row Lvnnette Neely Butch Bond Lmda Russell Culnnette Buse Wmme Jo qtncklm Davnd Week: Vnrgmla Rothchlld Robert Vanfflease Lot Law on Qtewart Vaughan Edwm Rue ell Qecond row Charllne Phtlllps Nlck Cheatham Judv Taylor Donald Rogera Eumce Crawford Cecll Brandon Vlvnan Trammell Woodrow Bank ton Xian inn Nlonell Third row Alton Rneri Qpencer Gllhert Nlamle Kmnerson Barry Parker Lmda Fave Fulcher Durward Nlatthew Pauline Darrmgton Lamar Robert Bety Donald on Fourth row Kenneth Smgleton Donna Exam JIHUIIY Luster Glenda Enslow Kane Ruth NIacFarmer Nlarlm 'NIacClure Ronme Pear Gon Billy Franca: Nh Touch tone . V . , . 2 SS S . x . , S . - ' . . . . . v . . A I ' ' 1 S S, A - - ' ' V v - ,t -. , , v v - - 4 I V A . ' . , 4 . 3 . S. j . . t , A ' ' . . ' S , .V ' My t . . , . - ' . S, . . - . - - , 5 , x ' K .of ., ' A ' ' ' : 1 , ', , , c . . , . . , c , ., I . . 5, . ' , ' . 's 's , - S. S' s . Z , -s . c ': , . ' N. j . i , , 1 1' , .,, . . . -' 1 - ' h , , , . ' . .QQ R ' , , . , X, , we : . 5 , , 1' A . . . , ' -, 6060! FIFQI row D Wilson R Nlanmng B Harris B Dawns W Flsher F John on J 'Nllles 'NI Smith R Carson Second row L Duncan E Cook ey I. Nlchol S Smlth J Russell .I Taylor NI Hrckman L Zlgler R Nilddleton Third row 'NI Russell B Fletcher T Powell S Kelly E F1 her C 'Slonday R Fredrick J Fowler C Rodgers Fourth row Wir 'Nloods 'NI Loper C Gerrard Q Castle 60605 Furs! row R Clalborne P Chestnut W Jones B Brewer W Creel NI Jones J Rners A Tmdall I Wllloughby Second row B Barley R Alderman R Plgg R Brummet N Carley M Chxlom R Nelion E Chnstopher C Veasy J Putman Thlrd row T Nlood P McGmty T Ander on 9 Woodruff C We t D 'Nlltchell R Wed s T Boutwell C Roberts 'Str Beers . L , . s , . . ' -, r . .' , . . . . 's . ,. , , , ' . U . V - I . . . S , . S, .. , 'g A , A lr' , l V . ' nf- . , . ' , 1 . ' , . ' , - 1 - man. J. Nelson, R. Cook, M. Seay. L. Stevens. NI. Werby ' ': . ' , l. ,l . -, I. , , , ' . ' , . L Y Q A ' ,v i . ,.. D., . -. .- -. - . s ,M . , s, ,. , , 53, , . . , . . , . . . v ' , . , A . W . , . . 's , . C , . ' , . Flrt row ,I Carley L 'Ve-z-ly Nl Rlchards C use T Be-rberette W Strlcklln T Hollowell .I Donjeux A Harrx on B Harrx I Lawson Second row Bond C Phllllp Jerry Rus ell .l Taylor D Nlathewl E Crawford NI Hrckman L Rugsell S Vaughn R 'Nhd dleton Thnrd row 'NI Qhzpp 'N VanCleve NI Kmmson ,l Taylor L ,I Fulcher W Trammell L G Zlgler P Darrlnglon B Donaldson NI Werby Fourth row S Gllbert F Parker V Bllss C Gnffen F Boyd J Turner C Rodger D Fvans NI 'X Nlonell Niles Touchstone 66666 N7 X F ,loneQ Nl bhlpp E First w V J Qtrncklm Nl Chrl topher T Boutvvell L Laweon NI Rfllllll O Tlmdoll Second row L Duncan -K Nlanor P NIcC1nts C Holder field B Donald on D Evans NI J Qtexen Thxrd row G Lanoux J qxmpion S Woodruff N Wrxght N Hut B Webt R Fredrick Fourth row C Rogerfl I Taylor S Smith R Nlathews C Kellv E Cooksey M A Wionell l'xfth row NTIQS Nlaxwell Charlotte Grlffm L Stevene Nl NIcClure NI Werby C Nlltchell wud! Ftrst row C Harrxson 'NI Seward ,I Shannon P Harry D Carton N Hltt A F Klnard M Stephens N1 Smxth Second row A Nlelton L Henlck A 'tlanor J Sxmpson C Holderfleld B A Wrlght G Nlelton E lame fhnrd 6 row D Rogers B Park L Neeld N Cooper B Coleman C Kelly B West B Balrd Fourth row L Lee C Weeks G Lanoux 'Nl Fmk Flfth row L Ltttle S Hawkms S Kelly L Duncan B Fletcher F Allen N11 Crabb First row jones Ftsher Elrod Montgomery Cannon York Grlffxs Shxrley Richards Carson Pxttman Wllson Second row Downs Johnson Nloultrle Hen haw Kexth Brooks Loflln Wester Evan Barlow Manor Veazey RIVCYS Thlrd 1-ow Nlgnnmg Rogers Wxlloughby Fisher Brandon Stmmons Fowler Balrd Hawk Mlddleton Roberts Mules Creel Fourth row Weeks Russell Brummett IICATIOI 4x typ lplg Lu ter Hnckmany Hxll Clatbome Walker Qumn Nelson Powell Fowler Rtvers Flfth row Nlchols Fr dncks Chlsolm Alderman Francis Ziglar Powell Taylor Wood ard Seay Cheatham Sixth row Norman Newton Rogers Hall Davenport Collms Newton Formby Mitchell West Collins Seventh row Loper Mood Werby Stevens Castle man Veasy Anderson Nelson Mr Moody M Bandston Z- 7eea4 First. row Nlrs Lester Barbcra Brewer Bonme Bailey Pat v Chestnut Gmger Rothchlld Mary Frances Jones 'Nlarw Smlth Anmf- Pearl Tlndle Second row Lmda Duncan Ruby Plgg Dorothy Clardy Naonle Hester Shxrley Woodruff Barbara Fletcher Nlri Roherda Third row Sarah Ke-llv Sandra Smith Ceorgla Monday Glenda Enlow Kane NlacFarlan4l 'Nlarllyn VlcClurf- Dorothy 'Nlltchuxn anwzgfc Zend G Buse I Dongleux T Hollowell B Harn T Berberette Second row J Ruasell E Crawford NI Hlckman C Phxlhps E .lame G Hameon S Gxlbert E Cooksey B Parker R Cook L Nlatthews M Fmk Mr Beers Fourth row C Gerrard A Wlanor L Llttle W Bankiton D Nlatthews G Mxddleton sl' . . ' ' , . . : I , . ' , ' , I I First row: B. Vancleave, B. Bonds, R. Vancleave. S. Vaughn. Third row: L. Roberts. B. Collins, L. He-nick, J. Simpson, . , . ' , . , - S, .. - . , . , . 1 ' , .. ' , . . g . - , .' t . . , . : . I , . . , . . . . . ' ' , . 5, . - , . , . - . . . . . . 'Niarxon Dongleux Robert I. Sxgrest Jimmy Qhannell standmg Jolene Coxey ,labo Hlggxns Hardy North B111 Holme and Beth Hammon Scene from the Dramatic Club Clee Club Chrlslmac Pageant - Y , , ,. 9 I , A I . 1 A v - - . Z . Q , s, s. I -1 aXlX Q iVl , Nfll will p. Jep bg o i' , . ' N f : nl 5 isps ilk The Trustees, Directors and Officers Of Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge announce with pleasure the selection of Yazoo City High School by the distinguished National Awards fury to receive A Principal Award for An outstanding achievement in helping to bring about a better understanding of the American Way of Life during 1953 SHERRY TERRELL MR. MARSH General Chairman Sponsor Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge was es- A committee of boys and girls working together tablished in March, 194-9. It is non-profit, non- submitted a scrapbook to the 1953 Freedoms Foun- sectarian and non-political. Under its charter Free- dation and received a principal award consisting doms Foundation exists: Political and Economic Rights ret .ii g U 'I Constitutional Government designed to SERVE the People FUNDAMENTAL BELIEF IN GOD To maintain the American Way of Life and pass it intact to succeeding generations is -the RESPONSIBILITY of every TRUE American of a historic trip for one student and teacher, a freedom library and an honor medal. THE COMMITTEE-First row: Linda Middleton, Estelle McCinty, Zoe Young Sherry Terrell, Imogene Allen, Frances Stain, Joyce Houston, Bobbye Lovett. Second TQW5 MT- Marsh G90l'gC Gibbs, Terry Stembrid e Cobb Gibb. Nt ' ed: Linda Jenkins and Elizabeth Porter. g i S 0 plcwr YAZOO MOTOR COMPANY O Li1'+le Dan Nicholas Besi' Wnshes EASY PAY STORES INCORPORATED Complefe Home Furnishers YOU DONT HAVE TO WAIT TILL YOU RE OLD AND GRAY Tel I 560 Yazoo Clfy Superlor Lumber Co a WE SERVE WITH PRIDE CompIumen+s of SAXTON GARDNER HARDWARE COMPANY Yazoo Cl'I'y Mlss LET US SERVE YOU BOB RHODES PONTIAC CO Dollar for Dollar You canf beal' a PONTIAC l'0fYTlAl' R M MIDDLETON 8: SDN CompIeI'e Home Furnishers TELEPHONE I30 Mound nd Powell S'Iree+s A Yazoo Ci+y, Mississippi Y6100 CITY. MISS- I ll o ll , V-in., OAL, TH SOUTH LAND COMPANY ualliy Producfs Manufacfurecl from Mlsslssuppl Crude Oul PRODUCERS-REFINERS-MARKETERS ASPHALT SPECIALISTS Phone I2I2 Soufhlancl Bldg YAZOO CITY MISSISSIPPI I .....l E I MISSISSIPPI BROKERAGE COMPANY GEORGE MOSES Propr1e'l'or YAZOO Casueman DRY CLEANERS Onl Co C M C T Kung Proprlefor We Plclcup an DISIFIIDUIOTS of Delnger SHELL GASOLINE Ph 66 SHELL MOTOR OIL SHELLUBRICATION WELLER JEWELRY STORE S WaSI1lf'lg'I'0I'l Jewelry GIHS China Wafch Repamng Complimenis of I , Yazoo Hy, iss. cI III Wes roadway one Complumenfs of GIBSON CASH GROCERY h S+ Phone 448 Suppori Your ANNUAL Peggy Wlk nso Glendyne Co RATNER S Women s Apparel 2l8 S Ma n Phone 860 Mlngo Chlto Mary Cordelua Up+on UPTON S PLACE Regusfered Texas Gas and Ol Res? Rooms Marfax Grease Compllmenfs of WORD GIDDEN Inc YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER Phone 707 H Barnwell WESTERN GI1 AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 22 s Mm Ph as SINCE '895 Phone 9 pAN AM FOUNTAIN S FLOWERS PETRQLEUM For All Occasuons Go Pan Am All The Way YAZOO CITY MISSISSIPPI LIVINGSTON INSURANCE AGENCY STUDENT ACCIDENT INSURANCE Lamar Ho+eI Buuldlng Phone 442 T E d 2 . ' .a PRODUCTS E ff I 5.T '.i5iT'!3fle+ PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Your Dependable Druggus+ SODA DRUGS and DRUG SUNDRIES Walgreen Agency DOROTHY GRAY COSMETICS ANDERSON S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS STEWART CLEANERS IO9 Jefferson S+ PHONE 800 BeHer Values R P Muller s The Ladies Tracllng Pace YAZOO CITY MISS D A SWAYZ E THE VAN HEUSEN HEADQUARTERS F MEN COMPLIMENTS OF J A Wlllls Dsxle TI1ea'Ier AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY SPECIAL DRY CLEANING We Clean CIo'rI1es Clean I I ' X ' ll Phones I9 and 27 Main SI. ' ' V Ol' MARTHA SEWARD SHOPPE sos E M d 483 Sandra Seward NeHie Livings+on Ph I Hassin's FAMILY OUTFITTERS I2I W. Broadway Always Read +he Yazoo ClI'y HERALD OFFICE SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPLIMENTS OF BRISTER'S FOOD STORES 2 LOCATIONS No. I 324 S. Main No. 2 308 N. Mound Don+ Go By Come u CompIumen+s of MIRON S YAZOO COUNTY S PRESTIGE JEWELERS I02 S Ma Phone I082 Physlclans 81 Surgeons Pharmacy The Prescrlphon Cen'I'er CITY WIDE DELIVERY SERVICE KT gy II I i B Y I QL 20I N. Main S+reeI' I ! I Phone 52 Q, MORGAN S PHARMACY SYLVIA KING MARSHA DUNN 20I S Mann Phone 267 'M'--.. ix 'Q SEIUUH BILLIE FAYE DUNCAN MARION KERR HENDRIX LUMBER YARD Marhn Senour Pamfs Lone Sfar Cemenf DAISYE'S DRESS SHOP Phone I22 224 S Mann READY TO WEAR MILLINERY LINGERIE and HOSE CIo+hes falren fo SNOW WHITE CLEANERS Come Back Snow Whufe I20 W Commerc aI Phone I0 TI C F Plunkett THE CANDY MAN Con+acI' us 'For AII Confechons LAYS POTATO CHIPS an FRITOS Phone 25I WHOLESALE CANDY JOBBER 606 Jackson WEBERS ECONOMY GROCERY and MARKET QuaIu+y Grocerues Wes'l'ern Meais Phone 8I6 8I7 Yazoo Cufy Muss Compllmenfs of FORGET ME NOT FLORIST 500 Campbell Ave Phone 400 Ingram s Shoe Store SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Yazoo Cl+y Mlsslsslppl RED GOOSE ACROBAT and GREAT SCOTT SHOES FOR CHILDREN d I C. F. PLUNKETT I MCGRAW CURRAN LUMBER COMPANY Si' rf Y 'I' sh A Y a ' 'Nr CARMEN S JOHN DEERE TRACTOR aim: ,wfw COMPLIMENTS OF I, F a our C9mP'me '+5 0 Silver Pai' ern Ri 'I' wa I .nI,'.'.'...'f7.'1 A+ 207 S. Main Phone 455 vAzo INCORP09AY!D Fa: ions For Memories YAZOO CITY. Ml . BARBARA HOLLOWELL JIMMIE GRIFFIS SHELBY LIGHTCAP BUBBER WEBER OLDSMOBILE Only Surpassed By CADILLAC S'l'andard of fhe World CLANTON 81 SEWARD MOTOR CO. 1 '- SHAUGHNESSY S SELF SERVICE FOOD STORE Yazoo Cdys Mosf CompIe+e Meai' Markei' JAMES SHAUGHNESSY Owner I I I I Comphmenis of TAYLOR an INSURANCE Purma Chow pHQNE 80 Insechcldes COMPLIMENTS OF DELTA NATIONAL BANK YAZOO CITY MISS Capu+aI and SurpIus S750 000 000 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I I I I - I I I I l d l I I EXUM s. WILLIAMS l ROBERTS I I . I I H I I I I l I I I I STONE 81 DUNN COTTON MERCHANTS The Turner Twms STANDARD 329' 2 Mann Phone I756 OIL COMPANY ROSS TURNER lluini ,g E H THE TENDERLOIN GRILLE LLOYD PRICE Owner Phone 233 THE 4 POINT DRIVE IN BILL PRICE Owner I-ff' g J,,1'L'K5 Phone ,834 gmmwwmzw EIEIIMQEI I . ,Up ,ff 3' f -f ,., I , , I N . 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S, U 'K 3 . SJ N 5 . 1 i i nz u n,ii ii, 'i DELTA IMPLEMENT COMPANY SALES SERVICE PARTS Dealers m lnfernahonal Harvesfer Producfs Yazoo CT'ry Musslsslppu GEORGE WADE S YAZOO CWS SERWCE FURNITURE COMPANY Good Furnlfure YAZOO CITY MISS Need Noi' Be Expenslve Complumenfs of HOLMES 81 BARRIER COTTON FACTORS Mann Sf Phone 37 Phone l750 Main af Madison ELIZABETH E' MIDDLETON GOYER CO 200 W Jefferson Phone l Complnmenis of ATTORNEYS OF YAZOO CITY BRIDGFORTH 8: LOVE Allen Brldgforih H M Love Jr HENRY 81 BARBOUR W A Henry W. M. Barbour Herman Decell CAMPBELL 8: CAMPBELL T. H. Campbell T. H. Campbell, Jr. L. J. Wise John S. 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