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Scooba, Mississippi
ORGANIZATIONS
ACTIVITIES
SPORTS
SNAPSHOTS
ADVERTISEMENTS
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Jjoaro of trustees
East Mis*'-" PPl . . ..
Scooba, Mississippi
Supt. Henry W. Myatt, Secretary DeKalb, Miss.
E. A. Temple Electric Mills, Miss.
W. W. Shepherd DeKalb, Miss.
Howard Wilkerson DeKalb, Miss.
L. D. McDade Porterville, Miss.
Earl McKelvaine DeKalb, Miss.
Supt. Melton E. Rhodes, Chairman Meridian, Miss.
Grady Clark Lauderdale, Miss.
Dr. McRae V. Mosby Meridian, Miss.
Willie Neal Meridian, Miss.
W. W. Thompson Causeyville, Miss.
J. P. White Bailey, Miss.
Supt. John Barrett Macon, Miss.
L. T. Anderson Shuqualak, Miss.
Cale Parke Brooksville, Miss.
Wade Little Cooksville, Miss.
B. G. Patty Cliftonville, Miss.
Paul Daniels Macon, Miss.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
John Persons Scooba, Miss.
Grace Briggs Porterville, Miss.
Jack Harbour DeKalb, Miss.
Russell Shepard Preston, Miss.
Ernest P. Bateman DeKalb, Miss.
William S. Wright Meridian, Miss.
Brad Rhaley Lauderdale, Miss.
Oliver L. King Collinsville, Miss.
L. D. Walker Meridian, Miss.
Roy Griffin Kewanee, Miss.
B. S. Marler Cliftonville, Miss.
W. S. Mullins Paulette, Miss.
J. W. Eiland Macon, Miss.
T. L. Thompson Shuqualak, Miss.
D. S. Norwood Brooksville, Miss.
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Executive Committee
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Chairman AA. E. Rhodes
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DR. ANNETTE P. CRICKARD
East Mississippi Jr. College
Scooba, Mississippi
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Ed/for
HELEN ANDERSON
Associate Editor
Because we appreciate her for the sterling qual-
ities she has exhibited as a guiding influence
for the youth of our college
Because she has worked diligently and untir-
ingly toward the advancement of educational
opportunities
Because she has understood our problems,
helped us with patience, listened to our com-
plaints with an unfailing smile, inspired us with
confidence, encouraged us when we were dis-
heartened, and enhanced our chances for suc-
cess
We proudly dedicate this, our 1955 Lion, to
our sponsor
DR. ANNETTE P. CRICKARD
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Although this is the first year that Mr. Harbour has served
in the capacity as President of the East Mississippi Junior
College, already gratifying changes in the campus and
the curriculum are evident.
We, the students, appreciate his vision for an enlarged
and greater B.M.J. C. and his unflagging efforts in mak-
ing that vision a reality.
He has won the respect of the students for his unlimited
enthusiasm, for his integrity of purpose, and for his sin-
cere personal interest in the welfare of each student.
We are glad to dedicate this page to our President— the
man who in one year has made so many of our dreams
come true.
^administration
FRED FULTON
Dean
ANNIE E. ANDERSON
Dean of Women
A. L. OUBRE, JR.
Registrar
AARON McRAE
Business Manager
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EVA AYCOCK
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ANNIE ANDERSON
Education and
Mathematics
HOMER A. BLANKENSHIP
Chemistry
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KATHLEEN W. BLANKENSHIP
Secretarial Science
GENE CRAGO
Music Appreciation
and Band
ANNETTE P. CRICKARD
English
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Social Science and
Basketball Coach
JAMES E. DEAN
Social Science
FRED FULTON
Mathematics
EDNA B. HARBOUR
English
ANNIE E. HULL
Home Economics
EARL JONES
Industrial Arts
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ROY KNAPP
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DAVID MclNTOSH
Bible
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Business Administration
N. J. SMITH
College Agriculture
I. Q. WEAVER
Vocational Agriculture
MARY WILLIAMS
Librarian
Office and
dormitory ^Personnel
MRS. KITTY CURRY
Office Secretary
MRS. ALICE LUKE
Dietician
MRS. ONA JUMPER
Assistant to the Dean of Women
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Improving his reading.
Betty, the poor working girl.
The Football royalty.
"Trouble never troubles me!'
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Off
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Rayford Aldridge
Jesse Allen
John William Aust
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William G. Brown
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Sibyl Brumley
Charles Edward Bryan
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Joseph Daniel Campbell
Nell Chaney
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Edwin Clark
James Clay
John W. Coggins
Amos. L. Courtney
Jack W. Davis
Roynald M. Dees
James Grady Eldridge
Picture not available
Billy Charles Eskridge
NO PHOTO AVAILABLE
Billy Ethridge
Sue Gabriel
Sarah Gray
Evelle Haggard
Donald Haggard
Fred Harbour
Laderel Harrelson
Dorothy Ann Hemphi
Tvosusy
Ira O. Herrington
Henry AA. Holland
Picture not available
Garry V. Hughes
Bobby N. Irby
Myrlene Johnson
Jane Knapp
William J. Landrum
Picture not available
Billy Litchfield
Ted McBrayer
Boyd McCollum
Leo McCulloch
William McAAinn
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William Mann
Alvalene Martin
Thomas Mayatt
W. D. Mitchell
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Willie Mitchell
Picture not available
Nell Moore
Willard Moss
Picture not available
Bryant Myatt
Fred Phillips
Fred Peden
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Charles Quinnelly
James Scribner
Brooks Shepherd
Sarah Shewmake
Bobbye Smith
Ira Smith
John Smith
Peggy Snowden
Carlton R. Sollie
Doris Stokes
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Marcus L. Stokes
Sallie Swann
Valda Tolle
William D. Walton
Picture not available
Mildred Weaver
Robert A. White
Mackie D. Wilson
Royette Wood
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East Mississippi Jr. College
Scooba, Mississippi
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Emily Allen
Jean Allen
Betty Jo Amacker
Marion Anders
Helen Anderson
Nolan Atkins
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Charles Bankston
Ann Bass
Edwin Bass
Leon Baty
Picture not available
Thomas Beaird
Wayne Bean
Carolyn Boardman
Paul Box
Boyd William
Bobby Ray Bray
Ralph Brooks
William Bruner
Ernest Bryan
Johney Ray Bufkin
Marion Burchfield
Billie Butler
Derwood Cannon
James Caviness
Norma Caviness
Harold Chastain
Faye Clark
George Clolinger
Charles Coker
Julius Collums
Verlin Ann Cook
Nolin Cook
James Cronan
Norman Downey
Irene Duncan
Jessie Mae Fraizer
Maxine Fulton
Norman Gibson
Katherine Grace
Floyd Griffin
Wilmer Grimes
Janice Hagan
Levi Hailey
Walterine Hailey
Charles Hammack
Picture not available
Roscoe Harbour
John Harpole
Betty Harris
Peggy Harvey
Durel Head
Pat Hegwood
Bobby Henderson
Lorene Herrington
Billy Jackson
Carole Jackson
Nell Johnson
Charles Jones
Joann Jones
Billy Clyde Joseph
Mrs. R. L. Jumper
Katherine Key
Charles Kynerd
John Lee
Joyce Limerick
Oliver Limerick
Sally Luke
Thomas Luke
Paul McCoy
Clarice McDonald
Grady McDonald
L. D. McDonald
Maxine McDonald
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Willis AAcKee
Robert R. AAobbs
Dennis Morgan
Wilburn Ray Murphree
Ellis Nash
James Nester
Natalie Nester
Marvin Orr
James Oswalt
Curry Mac Palmer
Roland Palmer
Tommie Lou Pickard
Eugene Poole
John W. Puckett
Picture not available
Lewis Keith Putman
Purvis Ratcliff
Franklin Richardson
Charles Sanders
Lewis Sanders
Margaret Savage
Picture not available
Thomas Scarbrough
Clarence Schell
Fred M. Scoggins
John D. Shepherd
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Connie Mack Smith
Frances Ann Smith
George Smith
Picture not available
Prentice Smith
Duane Shurden
John Snell
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Thomas Southerland
Picture not available
Daniel Stanley
Bobby Stewart
Marlene Stewart
Charlene Stokes
Raymond Stokes
Paul Storey
Wanzie Strickland
William Stringfellow
Gloria Talbert
Ethel Thomas
William Thomas
Lewis Thompson
Picture not available
Tohy T. Tisdale
Annie Lou Vernon
Joyce Vernon
Jerry M. Ward
Harold Wheeless
PR. ANNETTE P. CRICKARD
fiast Mississippi Jr. College
Scooba, Mississippi
Joseph White, Jr.
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Wayne Wilkins
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Clyde Williams
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Thomas Aust
Shirley Sue Baty
Betty Lee Burroughs
Knox Dudley, Jr.
Mildred Edwards
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Robert Parker
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Picture not available
Loyd Hutcherson
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Alice Nix
Sandra Russell
Peggy Ann Thomason
Billy Joe Waits
Janice Waits
Patricia Wilder
Charles Williams
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Barbara Sue Cherry
AAarlene Davis
Ruel Elliott
Jeanette Lunsford
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS
Marilyn Mann
Billy Parke
Judy Purvis
Damon Shelton
Bill ie Thomason
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Allen Wimberly
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HOLLYWOOD 9 - 5 9 S I
December 3, 195k
Dr. Annette P. Crickard
East Mississippi Jr. College
Scooba, Mississippi
Dear Doctor Crickard:
In judging the lovely photographs of the students, we
found it difficult to make a selection as they all
have individual charm.
However, since you request that we make a choice, Lucy
and I have mutually agreed on Barbara Wood and Curry
Palmer for their appearance and personality.
We are returning the photographs and an autographed
photograph for Barbara and Curry, and best wishes to
all.
Thank you for the honor of judging your contest.
Sincerely,
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MISS IRENE DUNKIN
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MISS PEGGY HARVEY
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MAC PALMER
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A. L. COURTNEY
MACK WOOD
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DONALD HAGGARD
Peggy, a sophomore from Center Hill,
was the unanimous choice for Football
Queen at E.M.J.C. in '54 and '55.
She was crowned by A. L. Courtney,
captain of the football team, at a ban-
quet held in her honor in October.
Her maids, Carolyn and Barbara, were
escorted by the co-captains : Pete Mc-
Minn, Bo Allen, and Willard Moss.
Queen
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KNOX DUDLEY, JR.
BILLIE THOMASON
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The Lion staff began
meeting at the first of
school and worked dili-
gently until the first of
March to provide you
with a beautiful annual.
The staff of the Colle-
gian, all inexperienced,
met as a regular class,
elected Raymond Stokes,
editor, and put out an
excellent paper filled
with news and pictures.
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LIBRARY COUNCIL
Mrs. Williams and her in-
valuable aids — Wood, Dun-
can, Harris — discuss library
tactics.
STUDENT COUNCIL
The council, newly formed
this year, is a unifying force
in campus life.
DORMITORY COUNCIL
Hemphill, Moore, Dean An-
derson, Harris, Talbert, han-
dle matters of government
in the dormitory.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB
Sponsored by
Dr. James Dean
FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA
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THOMAS SCARBROUGH
Tom is a freshman music major from
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cellent job of leading the band, Tom
is in the glee club, plays a fine trum-
pet, and has taken an active part in
dramatics.
Head Majorette
MARLENE DAVIS
Marlene is an attractive and popular
junior from Scooba. Having served
two years in the drill squad, Marlene
stepped into the job of band major-
ette. She did an excellent job and
we hope to see her back next year.
MR. GENE CRAGO, our new band di-
rector, has greatly improved our music
department. Besides having organized
several musical groups, he has made
our band an excellent marching and
concert band.
The members have worked diligently,
and E.AA.J.C. is proud of them and Mr.
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robes. The group has had a busy season filling engagements in various communities.
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Opponents E.M.J.C.
Wood 37 88
Wood 64 88
Wesson 48 70
Southwest 63 78
Soothwest 68 70
Wesson 65 82
Fulton 80 89
Fulton 71 81
Northwest .... 59 62
AAoorhead . 85 86
Marion Institute 63 79
Goodman 63 68
Decatur 93 88
Decatur 65 43
Ellisville 63 56
Fulton ,...___ 66 78
Booneville 83 84
Goodman 87 68
Moorhead 91 92
Booneville 70 73
Fulton 60 62
Ellisville 89 88
Detroit Vagabonds 70 73
Total 1603 1746
Captains Herring**
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BILL BRUNNER
Center
JOE CAMPBELL
Guard
CHARLES COKER
Forward
JULIUS COLLUMS
Guard
JACK DAVIS
Guard
SONNY HERRINGTON
Forward
GARY HUGHES
Center
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Wesson
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Southwest
51
63
Southwest
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51
Wesson
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69
Fulton
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73
Fulton
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52
Northwest
33
51
Goodman
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43
Decatur
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70
Decatur
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Ellisville
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28
Fulton
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61
Booneville
52
54
Goodman
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56
Booneville ..
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Fulton
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50
Ellisville
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42
Total
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BETTY AMACKER
Center, Forward
CAROLYN BOARDMAN
Forward
SIBYL BRUAALEY
Guard
SUE GABRIEL
Forward
PEGGY HARVEY
Guard
JOYCE LIMERICK
Forward
clarice Mcdonald
Guard
alvalene martin
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TOMMIE LOU PICKARD
Guard
SARAH SHEWMAKE
Forward
CHARLENE STOKES
Center, Forward
DORIS STOKES
Guard
GLORIA TALBERT
Forward
VALDA TOLLE
Guard
BARBARA WOOD
Guard
MARLENE STEWART
Manager
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Hill Lanier Buchanan, Baty, Mann, Baty,
Thomason, Hill, Lanier,
Davis, Purvis, Cherry.
First row: Park, Purvis, Williams, Wimberly, Dudley. Second row: Thomas, Aust,
Darnell, Dudley, Elliott.
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just a little pract
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The Christmas Dance proved a gala affair with the students enjoying the music
of Harmon Knight and his orchestra.
'May I have the pleasure?"
THE VALENTINE INFORMAL
Hearts, punch, cakes, cookies,
music, and fun.
A. L. had THIS pleasure!
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Divided Payments at No Extra Cost
SINCE 1913
MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI
FEWEL BUICK COMPANY
Sales and Service
3221 Fifth Street
MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI
Telephones 6104 and 6105
CITY DRUG STORE
McGUIRES JEWELRY
Macon, Mississippi
PRESCRIPTIONS
COSMETICS
GIFTS
Macon, Mississippi
AIR CONDITIONED
Large or Small
We Welcome Your Account
GEORGE C OGDEN
Wholesale
Candies, Notions
Dry Goods
BANK OF MACON
MACON, MISSISSIPPI
MACON, MISSISSIPPI
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THELMA ROBERTS BEAUTY SHOP
Highway 16, West
SCOOBA, MISSISSIPPI
ROY'S SERVICE STATION
Cafe and Cabins
HOME COOKED FOODS
'/> Mile North Scooba, Miss.
Highway 45
HUILIF
GOWER
PRINTING & OFFICE SUPPLY CO.
The House of Friendly Service
2315 Fourth Street
Meridian, Mississippi
4ft /«- *-
£**-
HILL'S SERVICE STATION
&
RESTAURANT
Hiway 45 North
Scooba, Mississippi
PAN-AM
JIMMY HOPPER'S
Hardware Store
Scooba, Miss.
HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS
JUDGE LITTLE
SPORTING GOODS
Meridian, Mississippi
TOWNSEND CLEANERS
Pickup and Delivery Service
Scooba, Mississippi
BRIGGS' CAFE
SCOOBA, MISSISSIPPI
Phone 9141
BRYAN BROTHERS
PACKING CO.
EASTBURN'S FLORIST
West Point, Mississippi
Flowers For All Occasions
MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI
PRAIRIE BELT BRYAN BROS.
MEATS CANNED MEAT
Complin
ients of
WEBB FUNERAL HOME
MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI
Save
at
JIMMIE'S SHOE SHOP
Quality Workmanship
MACON, MISSISSIPPI
FROST
DRUG STORE
Gifts, Drugs, Sundries
and
School Supplies
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
Scooba, Mississippi
Favorite
MERCHANTS AND
FARMERS BANK
Macon, Mississippi
Branches, Shuqualak and Scooba
MEMBER OF F.D.I.C.
Listen, my children, and you shall hear
Of the way we've spent our time this year
On a wonderful yearbook that is for you;
We hope you'll like it as much as we do.
We've worked and slaved to make it the best
And now that it's finished . . . we hope we can rest!
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