Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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Wood Science and Technology This club strengthens the ties between students and faculty in this profession by offering a program of entertainment, meetings, and oppor- tunities for professional develop- ment. First Row: Michael Burton, Dan Gorgas, Mike Reddoch, Charles Boyette, James Slay. Second Row: Scott Moore, Reba Bichards, Bill Audenaert, Bruce Carroll, Joe Royalty, Dennis Farrell, David Cook. Third Row: Bob Dodson, Mike Savage, Nick Harrell, Danny Theisen, David Blankston, Steve Leker, Don Burnham, John Cox, Steve Taylor, Mike Wood, Ronnie Morgan. The Arnold Air Society is an organization of Air Force ROTC cadets. The Society is named in honor of the late General H. H. (Hap) Arnold. The Kenneth J. Sneddon Squadron at MSU is one of the strongest in the nation. Its recognitions include the Chennault Trophy of 1972, the Area C-2 outstanding squadron award, and the Maryland Cup, denoting it as the number one squadron in the nation in 1973. First Row: Steve Brown, Kenny Smith, AAS Commander; Tommy Howse, Jake Thorn, Advisor Captain John Burleson. Second Row: Steve Cun- ningham, Glenn Cleveland, Greg Newcomb, Linda Jones, Albert Jen- kins, Richard Blanton. Third Row: Jim Johnson, Steve Argo, Bill Kuykendall. Fourth Row: Ulysses Swift, Cecilia Karn, Julie Beers, Mike Conn, Cindy Smith, Bill Franklin, Bill Schmidt. 148 Arnold Air Society

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Society of Biological Engineers The Society of Biological Engi- neers is composed of Biological Engineers at Mississippi State. The Society helps expose engi- neers to fields related to biological engineering and provides inform- ation concerning jobs available upon completion of school. Information concerning graduate schools with programs in biologi- cal and biomedical engineering is provided to its members. Activi- ties of the Society include bi- annual picnics, exhibits during High School Day and Open House in the Spring. First Row: Sherrie James, Bobby Mitchell, Secretary-Treasurer; Alicia Anderson, Vice President; Diane Bowers, President. Second Row: Dr. William H. Brown, Fac- ulty Advisor; Rick Hooper, George Freitag, Jerry Gilbert, Mike Spooner, David Osgood, Noel Watts, Steve Murphey, John Hertzog, Robert Lowry, Jane Moring, Ben- jamin Hertzog, Gary Dearing, Willie Ben- der. Wildlife Society First Row: Jay Chancellor, Treasurer; Con- nie Light, Greg Koeln, Nell Anderson, Mike Staten. Second Row: Dan McLeod, Jerry Windham, Marion Gray, Vice President; Jim Dale, President; Carlton Owen, Kirk Beattie, Secretary; Mickey Easley, Chuck Hill, Tom Hill. Not Pictured: Shaw Davis, Steve Gibson, Donna Worley, Debbie Gad- dis, David Lofton, Jim Huntly, Jim William- son, Carl Mason, Ed Hackett, Dewitt Nel- The Wildlife Society is an international professional organization whose members reside in over sixty countries. The Wildlife Society exists primarily to benefit humanity through professional endeavors. Secondarily, the individual benefits from the program efforts. The Society believes that wildlife is closely interrelated with other natural resources and that wildlife should have a permanent place in our culture. It encourages wisely-determined uses and programs to enhance the biological, educational, aesthetic, recreational, social and com- mercial values of wildlife as part of a complete environment. 147

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gw apt? Vi 1 In Angel Flight Often girls are seen on campus in tailored Air Force blue uniforms. These girls are very spe- cial because they are Angels — and involved Angels at that. Angel Flight is a national service organization connected with the Air Force ROTC. Angels aid the Arnold Air Society with various projects and also sponsor certain pro- jects of their own. Angels promote university and community activities as well. Whether it is a party for the Air Force cadets, a rival blood drive with Ole Miss, or a door-to-door solicita- tion for the Heart Fund, Angels are involved. Left: Cyndi Tucker, Comptroller; Katy Smith, Administra- tive Officer; Melinda Davis, Operations Officer; Pam Mad- dox. Pledge Trainer; Frances Dalfuime, Executive Officer; Julie Karre, Commander; Tina Hannaford, Information. Left, First Row: Terri Sessions, Beth Holland, Becky Bate- son, Julie Karre, Frances Dalfiume, Jackie McManus, Cindy Smith, Angela Grantham. Second Row: Camille Currie, Kennedy Peterson, Ginga Davis, Diane Porter, Suzanne Sims, Pam Patridge, Edda McNeer, Mary Karre, Bess Mor- gan, Melinda Davis, Cathy Moreton, Tina Honneford, Sue Curtis. Third Row: Celeste Pearce, Katy Smith, Karen Lyle, Beth Gullotta, Cita Evane, Renee Crowe, Christy Coats, Bar- bara Stephenson, Becky Powell, Mary Gail Thomas, Cyndi Tucker, Susan Smither, Chandler Mitts, Amy Tanner, Carol Abshier, Kathy Knight, Pam Mattox. 149