University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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First Row: Mickey Aiken, Leo Brown, Walter Coppedge. Second Row: Henry Fonville, Hunter Gohlson, Charles Hollander, K. Jones. Third Row: Jimmy Korndorffer, Robert Lesley, Wesley Lominick, Jr., Ed Ory. Fourth Row: Joe Rodgers, Ernest 0. Spencer, Jr., Wade Strickland, Parham Williams. The Y.M.C.A. was organized on the Ole Miss campus in 1868 in order to encourage wholesome Christian living. The Women ' s organization, the Y.W.C.A., was formed here in 1899. The Reverend Wiley H. Critz is general sec- retary of the Y.M.C.A., while Miss Lynda Ramey is gen- eral secretary for the women ' s group. The two organiza- tions provide the recreational equipment in the Y build- OFFICERS HENRY FONVILLE President PARHAM WILLIAMS Vice-President WESLEY LOMINICK, JR. Secretary ERNEST 0. SPENCER, JR. Treasurer M. C . A . First Row: Emma George Carr, Amaline Crawford, Margaret Crook. Second Row: Jane Demarest, Mary Ellen Exum, Grace Jean Gillespie. Third Row: Marjorie Holder, Carolyn McCurdy, Mary Claire McDermott. Fourth Row: Margaret Mills, Nichols, Mary Elizabeth Tahir, Barbara Thompson. YT OFFICERS BARBARA THOMPSON President CAROLYN McCURDY Vice-President GRACE JEAN GILLESPIE Secretary AMAI,INE CRAWFORD Treasure r ing, sponsor broadcast of off-campus football games, and pay the expenses of the annual Religious Emphasis Week. During examination weeks, regular coffee hours are held in the Y building for the refreshment of the students. Funds for the Y come partly from an annual campus drive. Membership is on a voluntary basis, and each student at Ole Miss is eligible for membership.

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1 OFFICERS JAMES SAUL President MICKEY AIKEN rice-President CLEMENTINE THOMAS Secretary JEAN NICOLA Reporter The Independent ' s Student Organization has long been an outstanding organization on the Ole Miss campus and has taken an active part in all student activities on the cam- pus. Membership is open to all students who are not af- filiated with one of the Greek organizations. The purpose of the group is to further the social life of the non-fraternity students. INDEPENDENTS First Row: George Bass, Paul Berry, Matt Bonner, Elliot Bowman, Ed Brignac, Julian Carrol. Second Row: Henry Chapman, Bill Fred Farmer, Bruner Ford, Tommy Goodwin, J. A. Hunt. Third Row: Clyde Hurlbert, Charles Kilduff, Oliver Krebs, Roy Kuyrkendall, Walter Langford, Bill Lee. Row: Farley McElroy, Charles Mandly, Lester Maples, Wayne Miles, David Pinson, Frank Potts. Fifth Row: Clarence Profilet, Frank Reilly, Gerald Roux, Silvio Spigolon, Al Steindorff, Wayne Stevens. Sixth Row: John Teague, Bobby Tramel, Billy Vick, Bill Watson, Dale Williamson, J. W. Wood. No Pictures: Robert L. Bob Boh, Ed Chappel, Jimmy Childers, Harold Huggins. vi,.411■1111 S A . M • E OFFICERS ROY C. KUYRKENDALI„ JR. President J. W. WOOD rice-President EDMOND M. BRIGNAC, JR. Secretary JOHN ROBERT BOH Treasurer T. W. STALLWORTH Faculty Adviser The Society of American Military Engineers is a national organization of those who are interested in military engineer- ing. A belief in national preparedness is the chief qualifica- tion for membership. The Society truly represents the mili- tary policy of the United States, which places its reliance in the civilian, rather than in the professional soldier. The Ole Miss Chapter was founded in May, 1950. The Charter was presented by Rear Admiral Leo Otis Colbert, President of the National Organization. First Row: Mickey Aiken, Sue Bancroft, Carolyn Butler, Carolyn Causey, Carolyn Cunningham. Second Row: Donald Davis, Kennie Divine, Linda Farris, Peggy Foster, Earl Grimes. Third Row: Karl Gullaksen, Mary Pat Haven, Jane Howell, Leonora Kunz, Kerry Lyon. Fourth Row: Delton Lyon, Ethel Maley, Alton E. Milarn, Gita Nerings, Jean Nicola. Fifth Row: Betty Jean Nosser, James Frances Scott, Mary E. Tahir, Clementine Thomas, George R. Wilson. No Picture: Kay Gordon.

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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL HAROLD FISHER President JOHN DURDEN Enlistment Vice-President JACQUELINE HEWITT Devotional Vice-President MARY ELIZABETH JOVNER Social Vice-President DOROTHY BROWN Secretary NORBRETTE RASBERRY Sunday School Director BETTY JEAN BOWEN Y Director JAMES BRYANT Training Union Director JAMES BOOTH Talent Director MISS BETTYE YOUNGBLOOD Faculty ildvisor MISS MARIAN LEAVELL Student Secretary DR. F. M. PURSER. Pastor Regular members of the Baptist Church, Sunday School, Training Union, or Young Women ' s Auxiliary, who are students in the University, comprise the Baptist Student Union. Purpose of the organization is to serve as a liaison between the church and the students. Dr. F. M. Purser, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Oxford, is advisor. Miss Marian Leaven is student secretary. BAPTIST STUDENT UNIOIN HILLEL FOUNDATION First Row: Bobby Berman, Irvin Calif, Ada Cohn. Second Row: Charlie Hollander, Sam Lamensdorl, Jack Marvin. Third Row: Henry Paris, Ralph Turner. No Pictures: Alvin Binder, David Feldman, Gilbert Person. OFFICERS IRVIN CALIFF President SAM Vice-President ADA COHN Secretary JACK MARVIN Treasurer at Old Miss. Sponsored by the Mississippi B ' nai B ' rith, a Jewish men ' s service organization, Hillel seeks to provide religious, cultural, and social information for its members, and to foster social opportunities among them. The Hillel Foundation is composed of jewish students