Belhaven University - White Columns Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1965 volume:

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The desire for greater excellence is found in scholastic accomplishments, athletic achievements, self-government advances, and personal-integrity of the individual. Belhaven College is a four-year, coeducational, Presbyterian college offering degrees in arts, music, and sciences. The 1965 White Columns is dedicated to these students striving to achieve those goals of excellence which are a trademark of Belhaven College. l,if, . .ff llf , IMAX ll f fc ff , fl' 1, X i i , , 1 ff- N I N X N . . il l W ' l multi? Q Hifi f l llxll f tl' f fl: f lilly lll 52 I tg! f li , 1 ' I fi if 1:2 'f l l 1 1574 Q!! 2 the 1965 white columns belhaven college jackson, mississippi COI'1tCI'1tS introductions administration and staff faculty and academics features fine arts athletics organizations classes advertisements john Vance. . .editor bob fulcher. . .business manager 3 excellence in scholastics --ig., 4 the beginning . . A f and the beginning Wi? in religion I I 7 in sports rr 5 '12, ' ,krfsf . . J ,ffm f- ' A -- if- . , , , 5' - ' Vx1vs 5 1 P 'iff ' .4 .,,,r,,.QA::-7,.m1-,.. JT? 1'E,1.'?:4I i?4,fQr Tiff ' 'ffi1 f'4. 'Q'So9fi53'If' A-.1 1' 4 1 1::?+f,9r, - ',.gf:-wg '- -.-.'V.,,.-----.f, 1 . ,,.,.6' A- '- f -- f -' Jgis? v .. 4, ,1-.L ,, if ,S A ,.A . , A I l 9 in social life :E m mm , :EQ m .Ez m E.,- 1, m m. H, W, , Z v:fw:1 w 'u' lu ww N m u m m -A L m dedication Impressive as a representative of Belhaven to the public Understanding as a counselor and friend to every student Talented as a professor of voice and singer Dignilied as a leader in school activities Capable as a dean and administrator Worthy as the one to whom 1965 White Columns is dedicated Robert C. DeVos Dean of Students 12 X Q., L V 'Cf' V 1 up 4 BELHAVEN COLLEGES administrative team is led by the college's dedicated and dynamic president, Howard Cleland. Presi- dent Cleland assumed leadership of Belhaven in july l96l, and within four years has brought Bel- haven forward in a program of expansion. Emphasizing excellence, the major goals have been: increased faculty, enriched curriculum, enlarged student body, and expanded physical facilities. , While the 'Board of Trustees and President Cleland have plans for continued expansion it is their hope that Belhaven will retain its excellence and personal friendlinessng this attitude is best achieved in a college where close faculty-student relationships are possible. Belhaven's administration is to be congratu- lated on the sound planning for the future and excellent teamwork which have produced great strides in Christian education. administration F 1 r t w V 1 4 1 N l W V ., - ,u. - L. .fi , 1 3 A at .. E i The President congratulates a scholar-Larry Cupitt. The President discusses art with board member, Rex I. Brown. . President Howard -I. Cleland has spent his entire career in education. He has a total of sixteen years experience in school administration and in the four years he has been President of Belhaven College he has worked tirelessly for an over- all program of quality. He is an aggressive leader and has a personal contact with the students who respect him for his honesty and sincerity.lHe is inter- ested in each student as an individual and is noted for his friendliness which creates an atmosphere of unity on the campus. i f? ,.r - The Clelands-Beth, President Cleland, Mrs. Cleland, Bill, David and jane. 16 howard Cleland ? 17 iam: NS' , ,. b 1' ,oo of M ,Wy X as HN ' H -J H, we :ou 5 my w yy- w u aw A 1 w W Yuva-l,y,5x,,!A w M ww X W w w my administration UM? :iz 'Q JAMES B. MOORE Academic Dean WILLIAM C. MC LAIN ROBERT DeVOS Dean of Students Q.: BESS CALDWELL Business Manager DCHI1 Of Women Director of Admissions 18 1 :F Ziff 15 1 ' MRS. CHANDLER CLOVER Director of Publicity si X H H 6:52 il' - i vm mu. i 1231 MRS. H. M. POWERS Director of Placement Service 19 1 ,. iilifi W . MR. INGRAM B. SCHWAHN Field Representative Admissions Counselor Hi.. .A X ff H Y. Q giffilif 2 in ' fl' MISS HOPE B. REID Librarian fi.mw1.1f WILLIAM AVERA, M.M., Instructor of Pianog B.M., Belhaven College: M.M., Southern Methodist University. CAMILLE BEAUCHAMP, B.S., Instructor of Home Economics, Super- visor of Home Economics Practice I-louseg B.A., Belhaven Collegeg B.S., University of Tennessee. RUTH BLACKBURN, M.S., Assistant Professor of Biologyg B.S., Mississippi State College for Womeng M.S., Uni- versity of Alabamag Advanced Graduate Study, Washington University, Univer- sity of Alabama. BEWEY BOWDEN, M.ED., Assistant Professor of Speech and Englishg B.S., Mississippi College: M.Ed., Mississippi College. SAMUAL DEWEY BUCKLEY, JR., M.A., Associate Professor of Lan- guagesg B.A., Millsaps Collegeg M.A., Tulane Universityg Advanced Graduate Study, University of Illinois. DOUGLAS W. CROW, B.A., Associate Professor of Languagesg B.A., Okla- homa Universityg Graduate Study, Uni- versity of Texas. faculty 'H ' Q-in W fn 20 N 'QQ' Lua Pb ROBERT C. DEVOS, M.M., Associate Professor of Voiceg B.M., DePaul Uni- versityg M.M., DePaul University. WILLIAM CARLOS DURRETT. Ph.D., Professor of Englishg B.S.E,, Delta State College: M.A., University of Mississippig Ph.D., Vanderbilt Uni- versity. MRS. GEORGE EZELL, B.S., M.S,, Assistant Professor of Chemistry: B.S., Mississippi College: M.S., Florida State University. MRS. ROBERT EZELLE, JR., B.A., Instructor of Frenchg B.A., State Teach- ers College, Nivellef, Belgium. HENRY T. FORD, M.M.Ed., Associate Professor of Voiceg B.S., Southwest Mis- souri State Collegeg M.M.Ed., Louisiana State University, MARY PARKER HARMON, B.S., Instructor of Home Economicsg B.S., Mississippi State College for Women. NORMAN HARPER, M.A., Associate Professor of Bibleg B.A., Mississippi Collegeg M.A., Mississippi Collegeg B.D., Columbia Theological Serninaryg Advanced Graduate Study, University of Mississippi. VIRGINIA RUTH I-IOOGENAKKER, Mus.M., Associate Professor of Violin and Music Theoryg B.M., Belhaven Col- lege: Mus. M., Chicago Musical Collegeg Advanced Graduate Study, DePaul Uni- versity, Bemidji, Minnesota State Teachers College, Denver University, Syracuse University. jULIA S. IVANOFF, Ph.D., Professor of Historyg B.A., Wheaton College, M.A., Mississippi State Universityg Ph.D., Mississippi State University. S. S. IVANOFF, Ph.D., Visiting Profes- sor of Biology: B.S., Cornell Univer- sityg M.S., University of Wisconsing Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. LOYCE MC KENZIE, M.A., Associate Professor of English, B.A., Belhaven College: M.A., University of Mississippig Advanced Graduate Study, Emory Uni- versity. NIAMES MCLEOD, B.A., Instructor of Physical Education for Meng B.A., Mis- sissippi College. N fi 419' ygg., ., THELMA E. MAFFETT, M.A.: Assist- ant Professor of' Art, B.A., Belhaven Collegeg M.A., George Peabody Col- lege: Advanced Graduate Study, Uni- versity of Alaska. MARY LEE MITCHELL, M.A., Asso- ciate Professor of Education, B.S., Mill- saps College: M.Ed., Mississippi College. JAMES B. MOORE, Professor of Edu- cation, B.S., M.S., Mississippi State Uni- versityg Ed.D., University o Mississippi. LAMAR B. NEAL, M.S., Associate Pro- fessor of History and Political Science: B.S., Mississippi State University: M.S., Mississippi State University: Advanced Graduate Study, Yale University, Tulane University. FRANCES Ol-IME, M.A., Instructor of' Mathematicsg B.S., University of Ala- bamag M.A., University of Alabama. EAN ANN PARRA, B.S., Associate rofessor of' Mathematicsg B.S., Mis- sissippi State College for Women: M.A., University of Alabama. LUCY BRYANT PECK, B.A., Instruc- lor of' Physical Education for Womeng B.A., Belhaven College: Graduate Study, Mississippi State University. MRS. DUDLEY F. PEELER, Instruc- tor of Zoologyg B.A., Berea Collegeg M.A.T., Vanderbilt University. ANNIE FLORENCE POWERS, B.S.: Instructor of Business, B.S., Mississippi State College for Women. G. THOMAS PREER, Ph.D.: Professor of Philosophyg A.B., Davidson Collegeg A.M., Brown Universityg B.D., Colum- bia Theological Seminaryg Ph.D., Uni- versity of Virginia. R. L Q'UALLS, M.S., Professor of Eco- nornics and Businessg B.S., Mississippi State Universityg M.S., Louisiana State University: Advanced Graduate Study, Louisiana State University. EVA MYERS ROBERTS, Mus.M., Associate Professor of Piano, B.A., Whitworth Collegeg B.M., American Conservatory of Musicg Mus.M., North- western University: Advanced Study. , ,ii sas iff' Af xii i NF ii iii . lE 1l? .I CHARLES R. RUGG. M.A., B.S., Lou- isiana Tech: M.A., Louisiana Tech: Assistant Professor of History: Basket- ball Coach. THEODORE C. RUSSELL. Mus.M.. Professor of Music. B.S., Northeast Mis- souri State Teachers College: Mus.M.. Northwestern University: Advanced Graduate Study. J. JULIUS SCOTT. Chairman of the Bible Department, A.B., Wheaton College: B.D,, Columbia Theological Seminary: Graduate Study at the Uni- versity of Manchester, England. MARGARET V. SHIELDS. M.A.: Asso- ciate Professor ol' English: B.A., Bel- haven College: M.A., Duke University: Advanced Graduate Study. Tulane Uni- versity, University of Minnesota. WILLIAM I-I. SPELL, M.S., Associate Professor of Physics and Mathematics: B.S., Mississippi College: M.S.. Univer- sity of Mississippi. JAMES WELLINGTON WARD, Ph.D.. Visiting Professor of Biology: B.A.. Uni- versity of' Alabama: M.S., Mississippi State University: M.A., University of Alabama: M.S., University ol' Minne- sota: Ph.D., University of Mississippi. Tlie fountain on front campus, an inspi- ration for faculty and students alike. .L ii, :iw H w :ses x so , iiiii i S i 'Q N, l A, y M E M 1 - -, l aail 32 .fl 1 45 l ls jOHNNIE S. WEBB, M.A., Assistant Professor of Languages, B.A., Millsaps Collegeg M.A., Louisiana State Univer- sityg Advanced Study, University of Mexico. ROBERT A. WILKINSON, M.B.A.3 Associate Professor of Economics and Business: B,S., Delta State Collegeg M.B.A., Louisiana State University: Advanced Graduate Study, Louisiana State University. 26 MISS BARBARA AUSTIN Assistant Director MISS MARGARET WEATHERSBY Secretary to President MRS. SHELBY DRUMMOND Secretary to the Dean of Students staff MRS. ESTA H. SPELL Assistant to Registrar JERALD BALL Office Manager MRS. BERNICE LYLE MRS- GENE BARHAM Secretary, Business Office SCCICIHYY Presidenfs Office 27 MISS EVELYN TACKETT Associate Librarian MRS. WALTER ALLEN Secretary to Business Manager MRS. T. L. CRAWLEY Secretary to the Academic Dean GERTRUDE ROWZEE Assistant Librarian STELLA GARNER Superintendent of Infirmary BESSIE ROBINSON Dietitian NELL SNAVELY Assistant Dietitian THOMAS M. DAVIS, M.D. Physician W. JOHNSON WITT, M.D. Physician 4 Q? Y X 71: Lili! Qin: if U38 28 hostesses ll 6 BESS CALDWELL ANNIE J. BERNARD Hostess, Fitzhugh Hall Hostess, Wells Hall .f-1 j LOTTYE SHAW ROSE MARY WALKER MAMIE WILLIAMS Hostess, Preston Hall Hostess, Fine Arts Building Hostess, Helen White Hall 29 A-Abu X X if .1 - lv. T 'Y'1, -Q J-In 1' is , A ,x. an , l. ? F ' Y N ' f' 3 ' v A ,- g -6 . P .. A ' - . 11 , 4 - fkif' 1, ' ' iggw -J if m ,. ' 'Lv 3:33,-4niL , V V '..',- f - lx 1 V' x I 1 I 1 I 1 31 Recognition ol' some by the faculty and student body signifies a high rate of excellence in various phases of campus life. Those featured are honored and acknowledged as outstanding in appearance, personality, inner grace, popularity, and achieve- ment. features fpll c l Q D 'Hr 55 w x, ft I . ! V .1 Ii xp---H 2' I' kj. 4-I 'N-... 33 mr. and miss belhaven Ginger Bell Laurie jones 34 jones and bell claim top honors Because they represent the spirit, personality, and interests of the students on Belhaven College campus, Laurie jones ol' Monroeville, Alabama, and Ginger Bell ofjackson, Mississippi, were chosen by their classmates as Mr. and Miss Belhaven for 1965. Both students have been active in virtually every phase of campus life since entering Belhaven, and it is Fitting that they, as seniors, receive this Final honor. 35 -in 'KP Semor Class Favorltes Charhe Wflght Leshe Hall J,...i E A! A . X F X 9? r .4 ' 'M H:2za.,i -uf ..,, rw 1-W SMI. n-QQ 5 'imnnuuh PM QQ X,- 'i . - .4,.1- g , ' ff I JLIHIOT Class Favorltes Emlly Cooper BlShOp Prmce , guy. 1 5, , 'wfvfiii V L 55-33:21 ,f53 '5-- ' N Fifi' .I aj , f,155Y3:,5 .gww ., M, rw -. V . ' fi? if 'Tm ,, Q- ,J ' - 7 -' H, Af , , , .. u , 'mln . J' f'-'-5 V' . ' 1' ' A - . 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Wining second, third, fourth and fifth places in the traditional contest are Barbara Bailey, Nancy Suther- land, and Ginger Bell, all ofjackson, and Lucy Castle- man of New Orleans, Louisiana. 41 , u Vw me-n-v. 'Q .4 in fir -.qs ,,srv',-- Q?2'7if wif ' me a N sp . W Y f -my 5 H f K' 1 ww 1 A am . ' ' if' Q-f J' J.: as V I 'H ' rg Wx if 1 , 1 ' .. W f 4 R X fi g ig wig - i H A 5 H ,af fm wav M-Mg, - N N... ,W ,Q-,i if iii? 4 ' -' ,WM f 1.-1 ,a '- gf-f 'ff If swf? L if K ,X . . 6 'J ff: M Q K MQ fe-2,4 ' 2535221411 1? ' ia V rn, uf ' ' sesfmgzszsg, X H, Q ng -PH, A 55555: il' R235 'fi X ,ii -mi2Q..!Wh H ggi ,mWf,,,gI,5,l hz. ,g.,QL!m I , W , ,N Ta'ha.rQw U v-H ,,,f LL, --.,:,: M -V ms :M . Ji- ir:- I -W-H , , ,M 'w -E! 5 .hgfgfez-,,, . .3 - ' .MZ ww U ,-H N 1-1. 'ef X I W xfiu'-A 'K XJR H Am , , W , ww , M X -M22 v ' :.: :.:L' N JM Q ' 1 W Q 'N i J! 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Ol' their part in the pursuit ol' excellence we can he most proud, line arts in-. ff Q fx ' L, . hi X je ' h 'HF'f' An-'34 E55 Choir Director Henry Thomas Ford Belhaven Concert Choir Accompaniest Bill Wymond Soloists: Nancy Sutherland, Martha Yarborough, Bill Clark, Bill Empson. Choir Director Henry T. Ford directs rehearsal of MagniHcat. i belhaven concert choir umagniicatv J the sin gin g christmas tree :ww-va ' -- , ' 'ff' 1 Mary Ann Richardson Martha Yarborough THE THREE STARS Choir President Bruce Davis fits tiara on Lucy Castleman as Jessie Baucom adjusts sequin cape. 58 J WL Peggy Srnallwood Tana Harwood, Mike jones and Arla Henjum check new lights. 1 fa ex,- Y 1' at V,,Q ' '9 . , ' u. V I A ' ' I Q SVT, F i'-UHF'- V 5 .3 5 g T , A ' ' QM,-H Q ' ' f es N ,.-'. ml X ,- 'IME NS' -+1-rsh,-'. V ' 4. ' hi '-N' ip U' af -F: E, f ,.i wr ,K 1 , X 1. 1 Q 'N . r W ,V X . 3 ' .J Y ' -'V' M5 s'9 ' Q . Q MH ' '. 1 ku. Aw ' N X xa 'J ' ., ' R ni. -wg, ,. .f ,: ?,,o 1 A ' v '- 'Y' 1 li 1 y uW'0 1 0011 5' t 1' , 4 A I ' 1 1 Y ' H L I ' .J . H.. 21 SI xv 55, ' , 1 vf g A, Q xx : , X - nf q K i XN7' Aw 7 N .V Y , a W 'Ft v f' ,Q-w yi ' 2 L A39 5 xi 'Choir in formal concert at Bellingrath Gardens bellingrath gardens concert Bill Clark, Sylvia Rody, and Bill Wymond make plans prior to Bellingrath Gardens Concert. Clarence and crew embark for island with piano for spring concert. spring concert Section of choir enroute to island for rehearsal. 1- ' . 4' Z' Guest Director Virginia Fox Metz. Doctor Chambers .... Elizabeth ......... Wilson ..,....... Henrietta .... Arabel ..... Octavius .... Septimus . . . Alfred .... Charles . . . Henry ........ the barretts of . Conley Heaberlin . . . . . Mary Ann Richardson . . . . Mary Marsha Callendar ......SueDodson ........SusanLee . . . Richard Balnicky ........joeyPipa . . . . . Scott Boeving . . . Dominic Aquila . . . . .john Warren . . . Claude Roberts George ......... Edward Barrett . . Bella Hedley .... Henry Bevan . . . Doctor Ford-Wate . . . . . .Mike Steele . . . . Priscilla Brady .......R0binCarr . . . . . Larry Cupitt Robert Browning ....,. . . rlow . . . .... Robert Boudloche Captain Surtees Cook .... .......... M ike Davis Flush fa dogj ......... . . . Angie Petty fa dogj 62 impole street SIER Richardson Balnicky Steele Callendar 63 Dodson Cupin Stuart Liles The Cee-jays variety show Tim Whitsett - young man with a horn. Mike jones Tana Harwood applied music E j , Kathy Wilson N ff Q , uv - gg Gyorgy S d Pianis belhaven college concert series 9 5 jkSyphyOh dhd fThd 66 R ll Elf I I , 62 W, shows -.Q f!?f.f 7 , v f 'rbi .. 32... i 53. 5 ,. . Kathy Everett displays her abstract art. X Carey Art Club sponsors art show with exhibit by Harry Maddox Alan Horn and Bette Barbee fMrs. Harryj Hammer view Victoria in Red fCapulettiJ given to permanent art collection by Hammer Galeries of New York, 67 EXCELLENCE: The Belhaven College Athletic Department has aided very much in the pursuit of excellence. The basketball team, with a record of 12 wins and 12 losses has shown the pursuit of excellence so important to Belhaven. Athletic Director and baseball coach jim McLeod coached the Belhaven baseball team to a winning season last year with a record of 9 wins and 8 losses. The tennis team, still in its growing stage, is looking forward to a winning season. An intramural program with competition between the classes was started in 1963-64 with such sports as touch football, softball, basketball, tennis, and other sports, Our congratulations go to the Belhaven Athletic Department for the excellentjob. athletics affix , 'gt H555 ' lv 1-: , Ji :mx V .. .M Z - 1--an -Nw I W X , .ai ...-v- d,l1 . -Q? si v -55. agile f, it N., x l K7 X ss: UK I.. 'eiwln W Eg m M W in ull atm' BELHI' SL belhaven college 1964-65 basketball squad Ronnie McKinney Derwood Munn Bishop Prince john Rollo joe Redmond Dwight Carpenter Charlie Wright Fred Lytle johnny Hines Breck Castleman Charley Chase jim Anderson the fighting clansmen Guard Guard Forward Forward Center Center Forward Center Forward Forward Guard Guard jr. Sr. jr. Fr. jr. jr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Soph. Fr. jr. Lake Charles, La. Beulah Hubbard, jackson, Miss. jackson, Miss. Birmingham, Ala. Athens, La. jackson, Miss. Brookhaven, Miss. Utica, Miss. New Orleans, La. Lake Charles, La. Bay Springs, Miss Miss. l 'S Kg Coach Charles Rugg rf 3' K rx U sl' ,NRA 'nd- , ,' iv' 4 K.- 4'.-.. -I - V i .4 'f'Y f - 1.E'5jiH'2:.-'si ,. 5153 ' ,- 'F 3,5 X, , A SPE,-, Q ,ry 1 Y Y BELHEHEN . iffafvfgya-im. Assistant Coach james McLeod Most Valuable Player of 1963-64 Manager Mike Davis johnny Hines. 71 BELHAVEN COLLEGE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE BELHAVEN INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT William Carey-Millsaps Belhaven - Livingston State Livingston State-Millsaps Belhaven-William Carey Southeastern William Carey Southwestern East Texas Baptist LeTourneau Tech I David Lipscomb MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT FOREST HILL Mississippi College-Livingston State Belhaven - Millsaps Livingston State- Millsaps Belhaven - Mississippi College Mississippi College LeTourneau Tech Nichols State Lambuth Millsaps William Carey Lambuth Southwestern Livingston State Livingston State Millsaps Mississippi College East Texas Baptist HUNTINGDON INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Belhaven-La Grange 72 BISHOP PRINCE Captain Three-Year Letterman All-Star Team ol' Mississippi College Invitational Tournament as-up V l Eagle Prince flies up for Lwo. 73 Af-F5 ,, , VV 'Ill S35 3 CHARLEY CHASE One-Year Letterman All-Star Team of fs-Q, l 'UN Num Belhaven Invitational and Mississippi College Invitational Tournaments k. Charley Chase goes up for two points. 74 l l 'A XM -joe lays one up-Redmond style. 75 l 1 JOE REDMOND Two-Year Letusrmzxn Most Valuable Player All-Dixie Conference in junior College One-Year Leltermzxn Belh n en JOHNNY I-IINES Two-Year Letterman All-State Honorable Mention in junior College Two-Year Letterman All-Star Team of Belhaven Invitational and Mississippi College Invitational Tournaments Most Valuable Player Belhaven Tow points added by johnny Hines. 76 ,f ix, X Af 1 Ali , H Ci-IARLIIQ WRIGHT Wiyx Foul'-Yezn' Letterman All-Stzn' Team of Belhaven Invitational rlNOlIl'llZ1UlCI1l All-Invitational 'Tourney Huntingdon Invitational Tournament Charlie Wright gets set for two points 77 FRED LYTLE The Fighting Clansmen outwil William Carey RONNIE MCKINNEY 78 ,'44N, DWIGHT CARPENTER V Af? o gf ,3 o vo I'-,,,..,..gw.... 5 i'-Q-migws .At Q -1 X, 5 'f Q . I. .va-I ' , 1,5 v' BRECK CASTLEMAN Breck Caslleman shoots for two points w hile team-matejoe Redmond looks on. 79 X ,K XJ W i E Animal is goldbricking Pre-game instructions JOHN ROLLO 80 ,hr ,?, um 1 Q to i Coach Rugg gives last minute instructions before the game with Mississippi College in the tour- nament at Forest Hill. 81 C Coach Rugg and Coach McLeod plan the schedule for the year. . A x3'? il2Al x The fans cheer the Fighting Clansmen to a 73-64 victory over the Crusaders of William Carey. 82 before. . . n., 3: Q .fav-Q M and If 83 '?'Q after slimy N! . N ,xl -,Ti I, .-4, 3 V, n,-515 g ,J- I' W1 'Su E I f , johnny Hines goes in for a defensive rebound against Mississippi College. Pre-game instruciions. Fume out instrucuons I . fi 84 Ronnie McKinney drives in and lays up two points in the defeat over William Carey. Freshman Charley Chase shoots a jump shot and Dwight Carpenter goes in for the rebound. johnny Hines drives in for two points against Livingston State as team-mate Bishop Prince backs him up. 85 joe Redmond breaks through for a loose ball 86 ' Xe. 533 u 5216 I baseball , iv E -. I sq 5 'QP' 3, Y f .,+. . ff we S fi ' ' :.5 'ifqu.1 . 'W .Up Q .v.-,-..,,V-I-5. ., f ,vym -9- A X Qi - gw' 4 -in 'ifgn 1: ,r EL Z- -.I ' .. K '1 . , . , Q-..-- -xl - - -W m A' A EQQW, W .1 4,,.,x,ihji- . . ,wiai :L . is F V , K.-,.V L n gf, 'f if lf 5k' ' -ww ' A .H Sf ' ' QE , K ' ,,,'. f . jf 'FI' 'Wy'. ' ' - Y'11, ' ' ,,,. i adn: jtjglf. f'f!.b 'f ,N .-X , . if 5. Q mmm . - -Y Vx - . Y. . M , all .5 Q a as 1:5 90 K - . ,Q 46 - H if- .'F -J. A- .af -. . . . . Y 1 ,'. ny- gg Q n 1 5: 3 9 a I ' r L -4. - WNV' .:'Wf T ATHLETIC DIRECTOR AND BASEBALL COACH KIAMES MCLEOD 91 V 'ia V . K f f ' . 'Y .4 . ' , ' B 1- f . l ,. ' is C vig , y Y . ii' :.' it 1 N .-:- - 3 X i ff .J V 1 L 'M 'fm' ' ' 2 l F: Q an ,, A L, Z ll., r ,Q is 555. ,Q ,ix H , gan Vi pr 1' - e A aevt ' , ix 2 J T i s an I lf - T '- X' 1 ' ii , 4:2 . I Mi xl, I , ,. 1 L Q Q W , T 4 T 1 Standing: Hal McNeeley, Wayne jordan, Mike Davis, Phil McDade,johnny Nicholson, Terry Pyron, D. L. Upton, Kneeling: Rudy Polk, Dan Morse, Derwood Munn, Buddy Sauls, jim Lanier, jim Anderson. BELHAVEN COLLEGE BASEBALL SCHEDULE William Carey Millsaps William Carey Mississippi College William Carey Howard College BELHAVEN INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT jackson Air Base Millsaps Livingston State Mississippi College Millsaps Livingston State Millsaps University of South Alabama Howard College William Carey University of South Alabama 92 if - vs. 4 'Q 11' ,a A f. Lg. . .Jw 'F vi F 1 v 1- . ,,wmP n y Coach McLeod talks it over with Coach Rugg. Buddy Sauls - Captain Derwood Munn - Co-captain 'ik Fifi. ' QQ ., I' ,. jg! 45, , f . V I1 E C. mga f , 93 -E ff . .5 A .X-. , X I Rx L KX. X. X T ' . xxx. wwf Q' ,, K 'i,1- K 5 ' Q b4W Q1 l Q BOB CANDY TERRY PYRON X 2 42 'f Q! if Infieldersz Buddy Sauls, D. L. Upton,Jim Lanier, Derwood Munn. 94 D. L. UPTON ii N , Z, .:j' - E 'I -5 5 2 I JOHNNY NICHOLSON 3'-wp rg ' I . Y 1 1 af ,I ,ur N V A , fi 1 . ...A If ',', W3 f 'N D. L. Upton chats with Coach McLeod N Z w I - rs Iss Q ? i 5 x v.,. - .f L , 535 B ,rf '4 E 5.255 L? XMI? R E P as n. v. .-Q4 TA , 2,1 s ,Y 5 Q n T H Ila. I I Q - ,I 'S ,, Coach McLeod gives last minute pep talk. jIM LANIER 96 ADRIAN AIONES A K fi- A Co-captain Derwood Munn plays out- Held. JIM ANDERSON fa4 ,Q -, X'-. X '45 ,R . .-'X 30 aw? L, n lx x X 'Xl L HAL MCNEELEY Pitcher Phil McDade warms up before the game. ff - Q J'---Y sf' -- ..- v . 1 V' V v' , ' ' 'N Iv '- 'v' '?Di V -. 'A' -, s A . , N . 'il' -5 ffskg . -r 'NFKX . , -'5 T ., Q V - I - 'S' a is --, , Q. ' -msn. .-vox - ' :SX A - h xg VAXEW ZX ' ESQ . g, ' N f , . . - . . ,- fa r '..- 'r . ' X- . V Q. Q O ' .x 4, .b mfs NM s W - wrwxc' , ' ix A1 . Q . R Q A rv N- fx. - 1 5 1 xi xfvx x7x 'Ox ' ' 'RX' 'Xft fxkx 'N NJN, vs 9 8 Y 'r i'e?' s Q. .ifllfki . 'QQRXN' K. 'Xi V- 5-'xQx hx , Km xi., fx NN x A x xxx . .- 4- x-'xx , f'X3Q' x'XX 'XNXK R x ' A ,- X' ' ., , , , A f X ,gl XX' NX 'x , 'X x xx mg, w ,Nr X V ' XX N- N, XXX XX, 'Q fc, 'V NX , - . -- :cl Q , , ,. ogy - x fx V x lv If 'X 'NN X 'gkxw 'X if X , X - 9. . , . , , V- , , 1 1 f ,K a, A - ' 5335? -Q XX X 'Q XX , A kg- .. 1' Whig QV , +4'P9:,5's ' , , ' W Q tfnf : 1.-,, NW? iL,.i5x.,l-x-L 3 f '7af5f?fri E115+f'f? vE ,Q 3 .49 .' c'. Yi? V? G ? -Eqfktgsfik 1. f- -c.:-.gff-.ffl X , . ,pf A, -1 .fa'..f- h-.:34+-- 5' -, --1--. '41 ,. F: v' ,axona- LARRY BIEN Pitchers, Phil McDade, Rudy Polk, johnny Nicholson. F, 1, . favs . wi., , Q, 4.4 T- V- Q - A S. ,MQ TLi.Lg 'f .55 H fegfi -JF' 'U -- :1-gif ' .-iw' V, --,an f , M.. -on HJ Catchers, Mike Davis and Terry Pyron pose for the cameraman. WAYNEHIORDAN 47 in-6 rgqzuv g ,, 6' ix 'far A, , fi N 'Y 'N 'H A' .P 1,1 . A u xx sf 4 . wfi ,'fNX:x 'XR' -N XX' - gx, 'Nz A Xxx, .X , n r T' x ' , A V f ,..:.'.., ,X , - saw x x X ,f 1' xr- X5 xx L A l' I, NR It 4 ,ix-Vx. dxi ,gf .X .kviryl X X L X N if ' f ' X 0 Y, E 5 IX N X R . A ' 'X' J s -y Hg r , H 'x 1 X5 .5 , Q 'Y 1 X X X N N N N N x xi,A . ww fx A Xi-M-'X x V 3 ' , 'G R xx X x x XX. X - xx X 4 , x x x ,Sxg 'N X -'SY ' 4, A xx.. VXA XADX es N X , . T , , ' + F'-1 .f , 'A ,, . . -.-.rx -1 fu - -01 'f f a '- ' 44 , . ff. . Qqjf- fs' 63517 141-.NZ t-ulftf . ww is: .La ,-Q4 .gm-ff -. ' , ' qpgm. 'fi-iff - '-04-k YJ ' '-u as 'l.. 'J Z-5, WE' ' 2 sl- Mu l l ,. 1 lu wi V., , ,J-, .,,, 'P 44. . 1' - .. ,avi 'gf ' ..f x , - r , .S y A 1 -ai ,L -'lvl - A V I '1 ' Y L , A . My aa K .,. X. V H V ,M j . . s...,,. JR? wg, 4323 WAYNE HERRING He's Safellll H x L 'Q .Q 4 The fans enjoy a game between Bel- haven and Millsaps. BILL PLEASANT 1 3 .' , 1' Q 29441. '25 af ', . '-,- -. L. X va. ' Q, : A ' A f- l . -V T3.':fff..1 Eff , -+. iP1'v -,. ,ig vw! -5- . va-',, -jglf, ' , 1 i?:q,1f ' 4.?':n f ,, ' 1 -4:30:11 , f.',f:, -1, ff,- 4' - X, - -f ,gm- A. ua ,l A L11-:Ms Qs'-w .v-4, ',,.4x 'I 15,4 . mf- 'Ffh 'fv .X l.,.,,.P:Q xg, . --me-asa ' it- .zu ,LQ -T. 1 '61-,s.-'HL '1'-'33, Eff, 'Y '..j - ,.. -. 1- .-g. - -, ,av-1 ., HJ. 1 Y Jijgxhr Ig -I, j. -J - . 1 L .xz?hv..a.... , ....,.- ., 5 Y ,, f, P .- 1 '22 -wp . .-, M.: I c. 5-14 ' Q.-,, mu I .ig -Q -...afyp fwfr' W JOHN ROLLO 2'- A practice game. Terry Pyron and Alan Horn are catchers V .Y 4. , -. ,raw apf' :Q . -M 1' X Q'-Hr A-J ,- ' 0 -11 . X, - f 1- - .P f'-5 f.., , v sz M ' .iii-1 ' . x way- pa, A- .MMA-i,Y f:f4p-.,v Y - L. V 'fl cr ' 'f-2'- '-.13 fx - Q, ' .9 --1, 'S A .'-.3-:gl . - ' ' .11 hi- 'I' .L , -1-nf' I -A - .Q-3 ,cvzr-,-T c . W .P.,,' . ...gf N-,J f- . 1. -f. 1- . -. ..-3 ,.. ?,..,': -.:'-.-K - .4-if ,- 'Q-.' 2-41-gd.. .,4..-Ln .4 -,. ' Rn H.: , - '-f-' - ' v 101 :wg w'Qk'i'J'Hv as ,ti ff: f M, f . 14 ., 'im if 11115 '- it 4 V: ., . Q. SW ,, - H . -Annan-4 '. .4 .mi . k ,, ,wil Q, V Q ., -r . -JQV1 Av :Q . .t jim Lanier gets a hit against the Millsaps Majors. Buddy Sauls makes the play at first base. 3 M, The team as a whole! 102 a long day's . 3' K 1 E WN Y J into night 9 ,., tennis 'x N z M, 11- NT W I I 104 BELHAVEN COLLEGE TENNIS SCHEDULE Home and Home University of Southern Mississippi Delta State College Alabama College Mississippi College Millsaps College Willie T Tuberville and johnny Binzel. nz Q . I :I . X a xv fu 'N f wi K . ,- at ' . WC' . , A 9 'f f V. Ag - 'L.v..,,,. y U N, H 4 , W xv ,..,.. ,,.. A lf' X' X z A S li- K fff -'1f1 5, N v , X il H NV A 'F Q 4 4 i ull x A111 -fun?-4V Front row: Hampton Hudson, Willie T Turberville, Robert Meaher. Back row: Fred Lytle, johnny Binzel. 4 v A 1--lg -:fm M is , if 5:3 N - 4 Y 2 li I H ,3 H ' ,-his ' 1' -. ' ' ..i'.wfw1+S jf if M, ww ff ' 5 ' JOHNNY BINZEL - Captain FRED LYTLE 106 3 5' 1 ' HAMPTON HUDSON WILLIAM TURBERVILLE ROBERT MEAHER -.N , f, g8 ww ,Qs ' , 1 ! K - kg-,L . 107 volleyball The Belhaven College Volleyball teams added two more trophies to those won last year to aid in the pursuit of excellence. The girls traveled to Memphis, Tennessee, to play in the Memphis State University Invitational Tournament. They did not win any trophies, but when they traveled to Hattiesburg, Mississippi, to play in the William Carey Invitational Tournament, they brought home the first and second place trophies. The volleyball teams are coached by Miss Lucy Peck, the Instruc- tor of Physical Education for Women. The girls practice before a game. -nf Volleyball Coach: Lucy Peck 108 judy George C TEAM Suzanne Hanna Christa Taylor Sissie Eubanks Lois Valentine Ingrid Berge .Ng First Place Trophy: Sally l-Iarrison Sara Cox Second Place Trophy: Sissie Eubanks joanie Delmar mm MJ i YDLLEGE wt i BELHAVEN COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE MEMPHIS STATE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT A TEAM Memphis State University Memphis State University Memphis State University BH TEAM Southwestern Union University University of Mississippi Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Won WILLIAM CAREY INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT A TEAM Meridian jr. College Won William Carey Won M. S. C. W. Won First Place Trophy HB TEAM Perkinston jr. College Won William Carey Lost Pearl River jr. College Won Second Place Trophy ,,.-4 Mary Ellen Hale Rim Neal Sally Harrison joanie Delmar Sandy I-lzxrris Rosalind Antonie 1? Xi. ,-V' Fifi seifvlfr-1 1. 'lflrfjlaji' Z.. ME Vlj Captains: Sara Cox Ruthie Mullendore Bernice Boney Ly.,- 110 1 fr' 'lvl' LSL-LVM.. Qing f X O X., 11 intramurals ,7 ,ey The Belhaven College Aquabelles present an intramural water ballet A break between scenes. L Q: I.-A, 1 ,Are R ,Gm 1 K 4, ' 115,45 1' 'nr fd 'gill g 7,lHSf,fi t,,lH Qf,JQ 4 ref, 1 2 fi '- 'fl ,' ' ' -4,2 ' 'gil . vf A. Si ,: i ,,. :-.wx- , J X WU -F'I gawk' i a t nl V, . .,,g . - L l - q,4,n,.q:5i.I ' 5 T- a r a t r t t l any , wal i'q4Am l w X '- fml ' - - T Til. ' , .' I 2 if : .F in A A' -'-'Q H fi' 'Q -' '. h -' J , ,, A-:.,,.,,t . ., ff , , ,., . , ,, . A np- - V -' -.12 , ,, . ,, -Q.-+-A-.um ,, ,, is .,' - l , - , , - -v - - -+ -' ' . . .' aw z l , ,. -'-.'-'f --- - -Q1 '32-,,,.g1g.',g,,:gp: .2 3.2-, X . M, . . 1 . YZ' -1- f . ' l, - . l . v 1 .hw .. n,-ya... ,. , . ,mmm V . . .l . .. ,, ,, .- - , . .JG - . 1. as - --V: .- -. - - ww -..5 N ' . Y. ' k , 'g ,L-, 9 ,,'-,,g, ,.-nw: -.M--'t.fx.-M , 4, . f -.4. , .,:sv-gt., ' , -F. , -- .uw . .Aww j- 4 ' lg -.Y -- . , .f A -:,:,- ,,,. 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An intramural football game. ll2 ,L l .I L Y in 1' I - D- J Basketball. Volleyball. Watch the birdie, Lois. Badminton: The daring young man Each organization on the Belhaven College cam- pus strives for excellence through providing outlets for one's abilities and talent. These groups working together give an aura of excellence. organizations student government association BILL CLARK PRESIDENT The Student Government Association of Bel- haven College is composed ofthe elected oflicers and representatives of each class. At per- odical meetings, the group discuss any prob- lems that face students, or the campus in gen- eral. They strive for improvement . . . working for the betterment of the campus as a whole. The presidents of each class are also members of the S.G.A. Bill Clark, the president for 1964- 65, is a business major from Laurel. I belhaven christian association The B.C.A. is the coordinating agency of all religious activities at Belhaven. One ol' the three chief organizations on campus, it is governed by a cabinet composed of a president, elected by the student body, presidents of the individual denominational groupsg representatives from the sophomore,junior, and senior classesg and a representative at large from the student body. B.C.A. sponsors various religious services, in- cluding chapel services, noon meditations, class devotions, and vespers. These services, led by both ordained ministers and by student speakers, promote religious experience and growth within the student body. Officers, above: Harriet Peeples, treasurer: Robin Carr, secretary Bernice Boney, Vice-president: and Langston Haygood President. B.C.A. Cabinet, below: J. jeffrey Bragg, Laurie jones, Frances Spooner, Mr. Julius Scott, Advisor, and Hal McNeely. 5 ,J ?T'i i ff? clan call. .voice of campus .v in is 'E xii 1 EDITOR DENNIS JACKSON At right. Fred Wysong, Nancy Wasson, Diana Chapman, and Larry Zachow. Below, Mary Mar- sha Callender, Larry Cupitt, Den- nis Jackson, Charlie Risher, and jeanette Lee. Below, Roberta Burns, D. L. Upton, Vickie Stringfield, Regina Powers, and Robin Carr. -Q-l Below, journalism Clinic held on Bel haven College campus. clan call capers . Roberta - run get me a pack- age of Alka-Seltzer... No, oh nolg not again! I don't see why you can't print my Larry's editorial! Al right, I can see it now, says Barbara- Roberta, take a dive off the column: we need a colorful Sunday story, fi S, At IW, Surely you jest-my column can't be due tomorrow. 'Y 1 55 gi Al lejl, Try the real live flavor of Tab today, try the real live. . . 119 Below, Finis . . . il's a dog's life in the PR office . . . ,.Wi'F-? SkHJfSJll' 'twirl' ,L . 4 mfs: I H-.s Uv-A B M 1 X I' X M! Q 1 5 1 1-A . 'ui 5 P 4 ' r I ff westminister fellowship. . .worship Westminister Fellowship is the largest denominational group on campus. Meeting regularly each Thursday evening, Westminister features talks by visiting clergymen and alumni, as well as programs given by the students. Other activities include the annual W.F. retreats at Rose Hill, and the Belhaven World Missions Conference on the campus in early spring. Officers, Henry Mueller, treasurerg Sarah Cox, secretary: Anna Ware, vice-presidentg and Hal McNeeIy, president. W.F. Council, at left: jack Dunwoody, Bernice Boney, Cencie Huie, Ann Curnow, and Prof. Norman E. Harper, advisor to the group. 121 Wesley. . .campus methodists Through the Wesley Foundation, Methodist students on campus are linked to the churches of their faith in Jackson. They participate in Bible study and prayer, in order to reach a more realistic and educational understanding of Christianity. The group's president is Robin CarrofCanton. Canton. b.s.u.. . .baptist student union 852' B.S.U. retains as its goal fellowship among Baptists on campus and the spir- itual growth of its members through participation in various programs ofthe organization and local Baptist churches. Varied programs are featured in the Weekly meetings. The group's president is Harriet Peeples. 122 OA. . rnen's honorary group i'Q'fi i .'ff35'Q gg M ,, Pictured above: Dr. james Moore, Randall Yelverton, President Howard Cleland, Prof. Robert DeVos, Henry Mueller, and Prof. R. I. Qiualls. Omicron Delta is a men's honor- ary leadership society organized in 1962. It recognizes six major phases of college life: scholarship, athletics, student government, social and religious affairs, publications, and the arts. One of its primary ob- jectives is eventual membership in the Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society for Col- lege Men. Canterbury club. . .episcopalians Canterbury Club functions to instruct its own members and to acquaint others , ,Z with the facets of the Episcopal beliefs. They work in close harmony with other denominational groups on campus and SD hold I-Ioly Communion and other services f for interested students. L At right: Canterbury Club's president,j. jeffrey Bragg, discusses current ideas of religion with Harriet Peeples, president of B.S.U.g Jeanette Hudson, member of Wesley: and Hal McNeely, president of Westminister Fellowship. fff' 9 Cary art club. . .furthers appreciation Cary Art Club is one-of Belhaven's oldest organizations, as it dates back to the l920's, when it was founded by the former art in- structor, Bessie Cary Lemly, after whom the club is named. The Cary Art Club seeks to foster the appreciation of art and to make its members aware of art in daily life. The club's ofhcers are: Harold Halstead, president, Sara Hutto, vice-president, Renee jay, Secretary and Kay Kearney, treasurer. . .aft Kappa Pi, an honorary art fraternity, estab- lished the Delta Nu Chapter at Belhaven in 1964. The aims of Kappa Pi are to promote art interest among college students, to stimulate higher scholarship, to recognize potential pro- Kappa Pi's President is Muriel Engel, ajunior from Spanish Fort, Alabama. i , a iz I I 124 CD . .honorary history Founded this year on the campus ofBel- haven College was Phi Alpha Theta, national honorary history fraternity. Those students tapped for membership were Lucy Castleman, jane Day, Dan Morse, Langston Haygood, Randall Yelverton, Beth Brannon, and Robert Hann. The faculty advisors, and members of the fraternity are Dr. julia Ivanoff and Prof. Lamar Neal. . .classical languages Eta Sigma Phi is a national honorary fraternity for students of Latin and Greek. The Delta Epsilon chapter was founded at Belhaven College on May 6, 1963, forming from a Classical Club, Phi Sigma, founded in February, 1961. Students maintaining a B average in the studies of these languages are eli- gible for membership. Meeting once a month, this organization promotes interest in the study of the classics. junior john Vance is the group's president. 125 s.a.o.. . .coordinates social activities ' flgigts ies: K ,, sQgw.,ii1Qisf i t .-.,,, r'-gf fi- kg.:-L - -Q' ,,JgEf2iH'. , 1' 'W , ' gym QT Q'2v'- i ?gv1ll'L. fs.. f 7 . ,- mf ,ii , Q' Q i ijgsm 152 my The Social Affairs Organization coordinates social activities on the campus. The president and council members present frequent movies, a get-acquainted party, and this year, a Valentine's Day Dance. The president of S.A.O. is Beth Brannon. Q . QQ !, .v W, W. J: Q .mga his 135' . A 3 1 -5 . ' fs ':+s+f i 951. V 2 . , . L t,, il snni 1 sim 3 . ci as ., -H K 2 ft - il? ui- ii a K gm ii 126 if T ' ez, v 0 ! Trl B is the honorary service club for women It sponsors Bermuda Day and the Christmas Ball. , ,51 'WQSR 'gif' tri-b . . . leaders kde . . . education Kappa Delta Epsilon is a pro- fessional education sorority, the purpose of which is to promote the cause of education. The Rho Chapter, installed at Belhaven in 1950, sponsors such projects as Christmas gifts for needy children. Members often serve as guides for off-campus visitors. a fir ' 3 home economics club . a useful preparation Composed of home economics students, the Home Economics Club plans activities within aca- demic, social, and cultural areas. The club has for- mulated its activities to encourage the development of homemaking interests and related skills, and to extend practical class-room instruction by means of informal processes. The cIub's officers, above: Carol jones, president, Ruthie Mullen- dore, vice-president, Penny Wood- ward, secretary, and janie Lanier, treasurer. 128 sock and buskin. . .the theatre -.auf l' Sock and Buskin Club is composedof the students on campus interested in drama, in all its aspects. Its name is taken from the ancient articles used in drama, the high- heeled boot- the buskin, and the heavy sock that are associated with Comedy and trag- edy. The Barretts of Wimpole Street, a costume period play, was presented by the club this year. Officers are Sandra Harris, presidentg Robin Carr, vice-presidentg Diana Chapman, secretaryg jane Poole, treasurerg Peggy Williams, program chair- man and Mary Marsha Callender, publicity chairman. A r 15' . tau sigma phi. . .service fraternity 31.33. J , Tau Sigma Phi, service fraternity was organized in 1955 for contribution to school and close fellowship between the students and faculty. A major project of the group this year was the publication of a student Pictured at r'ht are the pledges for this year: john Warren, Dominic Aquila, Ronnie Hieber, captain, Bebo Elkin, Wayne Herring,joey Pipa, and Bill Hawk. 130 directory. The Sweetheart of Tau Sigma Phi for 1965 is Lucy Castlemang the maids are Gin- ger Bell, Nancy Daniels, Patricia Hartness, and Nancy Sutherland. The officers of this year: grand regent, Konrad Whiteg vice-regent, Laurie jonesg grand scribe, Breck Castlemang exchequer, johnny Binzelg pledge trainer, jack Dun- woody, and pledge captain, Ronnie Hieber. The chairman of the activities committee is Hal McNeely. phi mu alpha Sinfonia fraternit Prof. William Avera faculty sponsor Prof. Robert DeV0s, Stuart Liles, Robert Hays, Mike Davis, Bill Wymond, Mike jones, jessie Baucom Bob Stainton, Bill Clark Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity is the National Profes- sional Men's Music Fraternity. Mu Upsilon chapter was installed on the Belhaven Campus on February 22, 1965. The purpose of this fraternity is four fold: if to advance the cause of music in America if to foster the mutual welfare and brotherhood of students of music X to develop the truest fraternal spirit among its members it to encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater Billy Barefoot, Larry Rolfe, Prof. Henry Ford, John Yarborough, Dan Morse, Bob Bryan, Bruce Davis, Bill Empson 131 circle k. . . PRESIDENT William Turberville men who serve Belhaven Circle K is a men's service club, and is sponsored by the Downtown jackson Kiwanis Club. Circle K members participate in many service projects on and off campus. They often serve as guides for func- tions on campus, and this year, sponsored a taped lilm on the Civil War. Other activities for 1964-1965 in- cluded numerous pep skits in chapel, and assistance in selling tickets for the Paul Harvey Night held at the Mississippi Colosseum. Officers and Sponsor Sweetheart- Marianne McCravey Fi- Maids - Gencie Huie, Ann Robeson, and Sue Dodson Pledges l f William Turberville discusses plans with Dannie Massie and David Wideman. Pledges 132 town boys. .a link with our city i Y i President Gabe Green and Sponsor, Dr. G. Thomas Preer. Town Boys: standing, left to right: Henry Mueller, john Mayleben, Jim Trunzler, john Long, Richard Curnow, Bob Everett. Seated, left to right: Dr. Preer, Gabe Green, Art Payne, Fields Bacon, Secretary, D. L. Upton, and Stuart Liles. This page donated by Mr. and Mrs. C. Qoej Agnew. 1 1 n i hs? i Approximately Hfty boys make up the cam- pus organization known as Town Boys.These men serve as direct representatives of the college while living off campus. The group strives for activity in all college functions, in addition to holding the right to vote and take an active part in the college life. mtramural counc1l . .fosters athletics The Intramural Council is composed of a male and female representative of each class and the school's three physical education in- structors or coaches. They plan competition between the classes in baseball, football, volley- ball, swimming, and many other sports. vars1ty b lettermen's group Men on campus who have lettered in baseball, basketball, or tennis, are mem- bers of this club. Members of this year's club represent all three sports. The group elected as their president senior, Charlie Wright. Members above Mike Davis Rudy Polk Hal McNeely Alan Horn Charlie Wright Bishop Prince john Binzel lim Lanier Durwood Munn Laurie tau gamma. .non-resident women Tau Gamma, composed of women students residing off campus, functions as a service organization to Belhaven and to thejackson area. Tau Gamma schedules luncheons and regular monthly meetings in order for non-dormitory women students to be an integral part of campus activities. 'Wt , Pictured above: Mrs. Glenda Wilkinson, President of Tau Gamma. I The shuffling of books and papers, the hurrying from class to class . . . this is the student's life. A life filled with happiness and disappointment, making new friends, preparing for the life of tomorrow. This is you - the student. For all of us, where service leads for mankind's needs should be our motto in our pursuit of excellence. ,J classes 4 -i ', A ,VV-. :.:' ' L . ' EQ 72, ,mg ' Eiiqfrviifili :sas M V . LI Zi . - 4 nw ' 1. ,. i1a..E.mas' Jie. . Preside Ill ....... Vice-President .... Secretary ............. Treasurer ............. S. C. A. Representative .... B. C. A. Representative .... SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 138 if ..,f'jv' . . . Henry Mueller . . . Hal McNeeley . . . .. .Anna Ware . . . Konrad White Randall Yelverlon Morse UpDeGrz1ff FRANCES DIANNE AESCHLIMAN Memphis, Tennessee B.A., Elementary Education Sock 84 Buskin. MARY CAROL ALFORD Brookhaven B.S., Biology Biology journal Club: Varsity Cheerleader. RICHARD FARLEY ALTORK Miami, Florida B.A., Bible SUE ANDERSON jackson B.A., Elementary Education Kappa Delta Epsilon: Tau Gamma: Freshman Commission. VIRGINIA LEE BELL jackson B.A., Spanish Miss Belhaven: Concert Choir, Officer: Tau Sigma Phi Maid and Sweetheart: Tri-B, President: Beauty: Dean's List: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. SUE BETH BRANNON Winona B.A., Elementary Education S.A.O., President: Kappa Delta Epsilon: Eta Sigma Phi: Phi Alpha Theta, Officer: Wesley: Sock and Buskin: Tri-B: S.C,A.: Dean's List: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi- ties. LUCY FLETCHER CASTLEMAN New Orleans, Louisiana B.A., History Phi Alpha Theta: Kappa Delta Epsilon: Varsity Cheerleader, Captain: Beauty: Tau Sigma Phi Maid and Sweetheart: Concert Choir. MARILYN MAY CATCHING Riverside, California B.S., Home Economics Young Republicans Club: Canterbury Club, Officer: Sock and Buskin, Officer: Home Eco- nomics Club. DIANA CAROLYN CHAPMAN Port Gibson B.A., Spanish, French, English Dean's List: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities: Candidate for Honors Program: Kappa Delta Epsilon: Modern Language Club, Officer: Cary ArtClub: Sock and Buskin: S.A.O., CLAN CALL: WHITE COLUMNS: junior Marshal. KIOHN WILLIAM CLARK Laurel B.A., Business Administration S.G.A., President: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities: B.C.A. Award: Con- cert Choir: WHITE COLUMNS: CLAN CALL: Beta Psi: Circle Kg B.S.U. MARTHA CLARK Laurel B.S., Home Economics Transfer: Beauty: Concert Choir: Home Econom- ics Club, MAY ELIZABETH COX jackson B.A., Secretarial Science Eta Sigma Phi, Officer: Beta Psi: Westminster Fellowship. SARAH COX jackson B.A., Christian Education Dean's List: Tri-B: Secretary Freshman Class: Westminster Fellowship, Officer: Volleyball Team, Captain: Tri-B Sportsmanship Award. JOE H. CRAFT jackson B.A., Philosophy Young Republicans Club, President: Town Boys, Officer. NANCY JOYCE DANIELS Winter Gardens, Florida B.A., Elementary Education and Christian Edu- cation Freshman Commission: B.C.A. Cabinet: Vice- President junior Class: Kappa Delta Epsilon: Tri-B: Tau Sigma Phi Maid. BRUCE ELINELL DAVIS Atlanta, Georgia B.A., Christian Education S.G.A., Vice-President: Freshman and Sopho- more Class President: Tau Sigma Phi, Officer: Freshman Commission: Concert Choir, President: S.A.O.: Madrigal Singers: WHITE COLUMNS: Sophomore Class Favorite: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. 'Q MARY JANE DAY A Bradenton, Florida B.A., History Dean's List: Sophomore Class Secretaryg Phi Alpha Thetag Kappa Delta Epsilong Home Economics Club. EUGENE WESLEY DICKEY Birhimgham, Alabama B.A., Business Administration Circle Kg Varsity B. 555 Am 1,15 i 3.2 ii ik MRS. -IEANNIENE C. DUCKWORTH -lackson B.S., Home Economics MARY KATHERINE EVERETT jackson B.A., Art Tau Gammag Kappa Pig Cary Art Club. RUTH GAILLARD Mobile, Alabama B.A., Christian Education Mu Phi Epsilon, Ofiicerg Concert Choirg West- minster Fellowshipg Sewing Club. LERA SHIRLEY GARNER Winona B.M., Piano S.A.O.g Mu Phi Epsilon, Oflicerg Wesley Founda' tion. fan . H, HW' ANNE STEWART GIBBES Learned B.A., Elementary Education Westminster Fellowship: Kappa Delta Epsilon, Officerg Modern Language Club: Cary Art Club: Sock and Buskin: Dean's Listg President's List. A. RALPH CIBSONMIR. Cantonment, Florida B.A., Bible Westminster Fellowship. Tau Gamma, Officerg Home Economics Club. KAREN ELLA GIBSON Fairfield, Florida B.S., Biology Circle K Sweetheart and Maidg Beautyg May Queen: Tri-B, Officerg W.R.A., Presidentg junior Class Favorite: Volleyball Team, Captain. GABRIEL COLLINS GREEN jackson B.A., History S.G.A.g Town Boys, President. LESLIE ANN HALL Ft. Lauderdale, Florida B.S., Biology and Bible Freshman Commissiong Concert Choirg Biology journal Clubg Dean's List: Volleyball team. ROBERT RUSSELL HANN Miami, Florida B.A., History Phi Alpha Theta, Officerg Dean's List. TANA LEE I-IARWOOD Vicksburg B.A., Voice and English Honors Recitalg Concert Choir, Officer: Girls' Triple Triog Sock and Buskin: Mu Phi Epsilon, President. EMORY LANGSTON HAYGOOD Montgomery, Alabama B.A., Bible Freshman Commission: Pre-Ministerial Associa- tion: Westminster Fellowshipg Circle K, Oflicerg S.G.A.: B.C.A., President: Phi Alpha Thetag Eta Sigma Phig Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. SIDNEY HERRING Pensacola, Florida B.A., History Concert Choir: Westminster Fellowship. tIOHNNY WALDEN I-IINES Utica B.A., History Basketball Teamg Tennis Team: Varsity B: Most Valuable Player. BOBBYE LEE HOLLINGSWORTH jackson B.A., Christian Education and History Westminster Fellowship: Cary Art Clubg Modern Language Club, Oflicerg Sock and Busking Deanls List. jAMES RICHARD HOOD St. Francisville, Louisiana B.A., Mathematics Circle Kg Sock and Busking Dean's Listg S.A.O. BEVERLY ANN HORTON Clinton B.A., Elementary Education and Bible Freshman Commission: Cheerleaderg Kappa Delta Epsilong Beautyg B.C.A., Oflicerg Tau Sig- ma Phi Maid. BETH HOSKINS Tuscumbia, Alabama B.S., Chemistry and Biology Biology Journal Club: Westminster Fellowship. CLARA MIOAN HOWELL jackson B.S., Biology Transfer: Biology journal Clubg Tau Gamma. MRS. LAURIN W. HUME Jackson B.A., Elementary Education Kappa Delta Epsilong Tau Gamma. SARA KELLER HUTTO jackson B.A., Elementary Education Kappa Delta Epsilon: Modern Language Club: Cary Art Club: Sock and Buskin. FRANCES CAROL JONES Pickens B.S., Home Economics Concert Choir: Westminster Fellowship: Home Economics Club, President: Triple Trio. LAURIE VOLTZ JONES, JR. Monroeville, Alabama B.A., Bible and History Mr. Belhaven: Tau Sigma Phi, Officer, M.A.A., Presidentg B.C.A. Cabinet, Freshman Commis- siong Varsity Bg Freshman Class Treasurerg Soph- omore Class Vice-Presidentg junior Class Presi- dent, Freshman Favoriteg S.G.A. SARALICEJONES jackson B.A., Business Education Tau Gamma, Oflicerg Beta Psi, Presidentg Concert Choir, Officer: Triple Trio, Madirgal Singersg Kappa Delta Epsilong Dean's Listg WHITE COLUMNSQ Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. SUSAN LEE Albany, Georgia B.A., History and Christian Education Transfer: Westminster Fellowship: S.A.O.g Modern Language Club. MARY LOUISE MCCAY Gulfport B.A., Elementary Education Transfer, Wesley Foundation, Officerg Cary Art Club, Modern Language Club. MARIANNE PORCHER MCCRAVEY Forest B.A., English Circle K Maidg WHITE' COLUMNS, Concert Choirg Beauty. WILLIAM RICHARD MCGOWAN jackson B.A., Latin and Philosophy Baseball. HALL EUGENE McNEELY Mooresville, North Carolina B.A., Christian Education Transferg Tau Sigma Phi, Officerg Baseball Teamg Varsit B4 Pre-Ministerial Association' Vice y , , - President junior Class, B.C.A. Cabinetg West- minster Fellowship, President, NANCY FACAN MAGEE jackson B.A., Elementary Education Freshman Commissiong B.S.U., President, B.C.A. Cabinetg Kappa Delta Epsilon, Officer. JOHN JAMES MAYLEBEN Jackson B.S., Accounting Beta Psi. JAMES H. MIDDLETON Heidelberg B.A., English MRS. GRACE C. MOORE Brandon B.A., Bible Tau Gamma. HENRY JOSEPH MUELLER Jackson B.A., Mathematics Circle K, Officer: Young Republicans, President: Junior Class Favorite: Basketball: Omicron Delta, Officer: Senior Class President: S.G.A.: West- minster Fellowship, Officer. MRS. LYDIA WALTMAN MUELLER Jackson B.A., Elementary Education Freshman Commission: Women's Dormitory Council, President: S.G.A., Officer: Tri-B, Officer: May Day Maid: Sophomore Class Favor- ite: Kappa Delta Epsilon: CLAN CALL. DERWOOD DEWAYNE MUNN Little Rock B.A., History Baseball: Varsity B. JOHN C. NICHOLSON, III Jackson B.A., B.S., Mathematics Basketball, Captain: Baseball: Varsity B, Pres- ident. BARBARA LOU PEGRAM Eau Callie, Florida B.S., Mathematics W.R.A., Officer: Intramural Council, Senior Representative: Mu Phi Epsilon, Officer: Tri-B Sportsmanship Award: Mu Phi Epsilon Award to Freshman: Dean's List. MILDRED ESTELLE PHILLIPS Memphis, Tennessee B.A., Elementary Education Transferg Canterbury Club, Officer. JANE Pooui Franklinton, Louisiana B.A., Elementary Education Wesley Foundation, Officerg Sock and Buskin, Officerg Home Economics Club. MRS. FAYE PYLANT jackson B.A., Elementary Education Transfer, Dean's List, Presidentls Listg Kappa Delta Epsilong Tau Gamma. SUSAN EILEEN REMINC-TON Bradenton, Florida B.A., English Kappa Delta Epsilon, Presidentg Tri-B, Officer, Treasurer Sophomore Classg Secretary junior Classy Circle K Maidg Dean's Listg-junior Marshalg Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities. MARY ANN RICHARDSON Atlanta, Georgia B.A., Christian Education Concert Choirg Westminster Fellowship, WILLIAM RIGBY STEPP Columbus B.S.,Biology Transfer: Circle K, Officerg Concert Choir. VICKIE PAULA STRINC-FIELD Orlando, Florida B.A., Mathematics and Business CLAN CALL, WHITE COLUMNSQ Water Bal- let Team. JOHN WESLEY STODGHILL jackson B.A., Bible and History MRS. MARGARET R. THOMPSON jackson B.A., Elementary Education CHERYL ELAINE WALLACE Meridian B.A., Elementary Education Transfer. AIERRIE LEE WALTERS La Grange, Georgia B.A., Christian Education Mu Phi Epsilon, Officer: Eta Sigma Phi. ANNA WARE jackson B.A., Elementary Education W.R.A., Freshman Representative: Concert Choir: Westminster Fellowship, Councilg Kappa Delta Epsilon: Eta Sigma Phi: Tri-B: Senior Class Secretary: President's Council: Dean's List. KONRAD SHEPARD WHITE Miami, Florida B.A., History Tau Sigma Phi, Officer: Senior Class Treasurer: junior Class Treasurer: S.A.O. MRS. GLENDA WILKINSON jackson B.A., Business Education Transfer: Kappa Delta Epsilon: S.G.A.: Tau Gam- ma, President: Beta Psi. CHARLES AUSTIN WRIGHT jackson B.S., Mathematics Basketball Team, Co-Captain: Varsity B, Presi- dent: Tau Sigma Phi. RANDALL JEROME YELVERTON Bay Springs B.A., History Circle K, President: Omicron Delta, President: Phi Alpha Theta, President: Concert Choir: S.G.A.: S.A.O.: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. my gs JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ....... ................................ ....,. B o bby Penny Vice-President .... ........... .................. ..,. M i k e Monsour Secretary ........... ..,. G encie Huey Treasurel' ............. .... tj ack Dunwoody S. G. A. Representative . . . ..... Bob Fulcher 148 :I l 4 ii s jg 5 is Y 5 Q ' -Hi' .-cr iii wi? -J gf' I. Fields Bacon jackson Barbara Black Roebuck, South Carolina Elizabeth Bradford Berwyn, Illinois jeffrey Bragg Vicksburg, Miss. Rosalyn Brandt New Orleans, Louisiana Mary Nell Brooks jackson Dorothy Burke jackson Dwight Carpenter Athens, Louisiana Robin Carr Canton Karen Conerly Osyka Emily Cooper Jackson Ann Curnow Alexandria, Louisiana Richard Curnow Alexandria, Louisiana Mary Drummond Mount Olive jack Dunwoody Yazoo City Ruth Echols Nettleton Muriel Engel Spanish Fort, Alabama Laverene Eubanks Hattiesburg David Freeman Bristol, Virginia Robert Fulcher jackson Linda Fulmer jackson Ann Graham Montgomery, Alabama Lois Griffin Key Biscayne, Florida Sandy Harris Plant City, Florida Sally Harrison Hattiesburg Patricia H artness Kosciusko Robert Hays Forest Arla Henjum Sarasota, Florida Aludy Hinton Decatur, Georgia Betty Hollis New Orleans, Louisiana Alan Horn jackson Gencie Huie LaGrange, Georgia George Hunsberger jr Miami, Florida Ann jackson Wesr Sandra jones Laurel Helga jurevics jackson Renee jay West Memphis, Arkansas Ed Kennedy Taylorsville , Paul Lee jackson, Tennessee Mary McDowall jackson Cecille McNeill jackson Martha Rose Mathers Shabuta Mike Monsour Vicksburg Dan Morse Brent, Alabama Susan Morse Huston, Texas Gladys Mozingo jackson Rosemary Neal Flora Aileen O'Connor Hattiesburg Robert Pederson Pensacola, Florida Regina Powell jackson Bishop Prince jackson joe Redmond Chattanooga, Tennessee Marty Richie Greenville, South Carolina Vicky Roberts Florence Gary Sauls Heidelberg Ed Shields Grenada Nancy Smith Raymond Bill Stribling Union Beth Suttle jackson Shelley Taylor Mobile, Alabama 3.1 Q! Q! Hoyt Tillman Crestview, Florida Beverly Tullos Raleigh William Turberville Monroeville, Alabama john Vance El Dorado, Arkansas Harold Vaughn, jr. jackson joe Wadsworth jackson David Wideman Pensacola, Florida Parks Williams Charlotte, North Carolina Penny Woodward Kosciusko ...aiu .1 .- - . . . Breck Caslleman . . . . . . Rush Swayge . . . . . . . Ann McLain Adrianne De Young . ....... jim Lanier Rosalind Antonie Demopolis, Alabama Richard Balnicky Pensacola, Florida jesse Baucom Irondale, Alabama johnny Binzel Birmingham, Alabama Cheryl Briggs Opelousas, Louisiana Aline Byrnes Carlisle, Mississippi Mary Marsha Callender New Orleans, Louisiana Linda Campbell Ridgeland, Mississippi Breck Castleman New Orleans, Louisiana jananne Chase Hazlewood, North Carolina Beth Cleland jackson, Mississippi Jennie Covington Madison, Mississippi Dianne Cullinane Houston, Texas Larry Cupitt Pensacola, Florida Mike Davis Hattiesburg, Mississippi jean Doughty loanie Delmar Pensacola, Florida Adrianne DeYoung Hazlehurst, Mississippi jackson, Mississippi Bessie Fisher Sledge, Mississippi Robert Gibson Laurel Hill, Florida Linda Gilmore Moss Point, Mississippi Carolyn Gowans jackson, Mississippi Stan Grantham Long Beach, Mississippi Mary Ellen Hale Brookhaven, Mississippi Harold Halstead Mobile, Alabama Willard Harrell Arlington, Tennessee nl udy Hatcher Pensacola, Florida Conley Heaberlin, -lr. jackson, Mississippi Ronald Hieber Atlanta, Georgia Cathy Hood Vicksburg, Mississipp i Bobbye Kay jackson Grenada, Mississippi Dennis jackson jackson, Mississippi Davileen Jennings Tutwiler, Mississippi Jacqueline johnson jackson, Mississippi Carol Ann jones Hattiesburg, Mississippi Charlyne jones Pickens, Mississippi Katherine jones Canton, Mississippi Ann Katzenmier Port Gibson, Mississippi Mary Kirkpatrick Sarasota, Florida jane Lanier Savannah, Georgia jim Lanier Savannah, Georgia Jeanette bee Shreveport, Louisiana Stuart Liles jackson, Mississippi Cindy Lounsberry Fort Walton Beach, Floricll Betsy Lundy Belzoni, Mississippi Ann McLean Meridian, Mississippi Linda McLeod jackson, Mississippi Dianne Martin Purvis, Mississippi Katie Moore Macon, Mississippi Ruthie Mullendore Magnolia, Mississippi Lynda Owen Bradenton, Florida Harriet Peeples Greenville, Mississippi Vicki Pierce Robinsonville, Mississippi Rudy Polk Florence, Mississippi Theresa Powers York, Alabama jack Reed Tuscumbia, Alabama Rita Reed Suitland, Maryland Charles Risher Meridian, Mississippi Claude Roberts Mobile, Alabama Ann Robeson Greenwood, South Carolina Merry Rostron Uma, Arizona jim Rowlen Montgomery, Alabama jenny Ruffin jackson, Mississippi Elaine Spencer Monroe, Louisiana Rush Swayze jackson, Mississippi Patricia Toole Crossett, Arkansas Lois Valentine Valdosta, Georgia Ellen White Mebane, North Carolina Virginia Wicke Pensacola, Florida Robin Wideman Pensacola, Florida l Linda Wilbourn jackson, Mississippi Charles Wilson jacksonville, North Carolmi May Belle Witcher French Camp, Mississippi Candace Woodward jackson, Mississippi Fred Wysong Atlanta, Georgia FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ....... ...............,.................... .... j o hn Warren Vice-President .... ................................. ....,.. j i mmy Long Secretary ....,...... .... S usanne Hanna Treasurer .............. .... D avid Singley S. G, A. Representative . . . .... Danny Massie 160 Patty Abernathy Houston, Mississippi Dominic Aquila Miami, Florida Alton Bean Petal Glenn Bebout Miami, Florida Larry Bein Brookhaven Ingrid Berge Mobile, Alabama Patricia Betries jackson Robert Boudlouche Houma, Louisiana Harry Boyd Opelika, Florida Priscilla Brady Laurel Penny Breswter Perry, Georgia Marjorie Budd Bradenton, Florida William Buford Savannah, Georgia Margaret Burk Zachary, Louisianzi Roberta Burns jackson Edsel Caine jackson Sondra Carlson jackson an Carnes Montgomery, Alabama Ann Carter Montgomery, Alabama janet Coats jackson Kathy Cowles Mobile, Alabama Dayle Crandall Sarasota, Florida Sue Dodson Hammond, Louisiana Helen Drummond jackson jimmy Elkin Yazoo City julie Ervin Crystal Springs Martha Emmons Evansville, Indiana Kay Freeman Hattiesburg Cary Gardner Hattiesburg judi George Indianapolis, Indiana Sharon Glendye Savannah, Georgia Susanne Hanna Hattiesburg William Hawk Brewton, Alabama William Heane jackson Linda Helton jackson Wayne Herring Brandon Virginia Hill Greenville Marianne Hoolsema Huston, Texas Velma Howell Pensacola, Florida Jeanette Hudson jackson Patricia Huettner Atlanta, Georgia Emily jones Tampa, Florida janet jones jackson Claire Joyner Memphis, Tennessee Ruby Kelly jackson Don Klotz Miami, Florida Nancy Lamberth jackson Linda Lancaster jackson Virginia Lee jackson jimmy Long jackson Lyn Love Tupelo Gail Lowe Meridian Becky McGee Hammond, Louisiana Carl Marshall Birmingham, Alabama Betty Martin Avondale Estates Danny Massie Canton john Mathers Mobile, Alabama Bill Matthews jackson Robert Meaher Mobile, Alabama Ruth Miller Yazoo City , Georgia JW V' --Q Mary McArthur Tucson, Arizona Shelton McKay Pelahatchie Helen McMillan Stockton, Alabama Susan Nail Tupelo Rita Neal Sennecca Falls, New York Barbara Nicholson jackson Dianne O'Neal Freeport, Texas Terry Peterson Mobile, Alabama joey Pipa Pensacola, Florida jim Phillips Warner-Robins, Georgia Pat Pittman jackson joe Platt jackson Bill Pleasant jackson Dianne Powell jackson Elsie Randall jackson Janie Read Paulding Lawrence Roff S. Miami, Florida john Rollo jackson Sarah Roseberry Marks Shariaon Royalty jackson Sandra Savery Tupelo Ro er Sheean g Hazelwood, North Carolina David Singley Atlanta, Georgia Donna Slater Parma, Ohio Craig Smith West Point Lynn Smith New Orleans, Louisiana Peggy Smith Montgomery, Alabama Rosemary Stanford Bay Minette, Alabama Carol Stanway H attiesburg Mike Steele Montgomery, Alabama i ff gf We X lx w if all Sandra Stringer jackson Nancy Sutherland jackson Jane Swett Vicksberg Blanche Tatum Fort Walton Beach, Florida Christa Taylor Villanove, Pennsylvania Gayle Thompson Fort Walton Beach, Florida Jim Trunzler jackson John Warren Miami, Florida Mary Warren Marietta, Georgia Nancy Wasson Seattle, Washington Linda Wiggins Jackson Lynn Williams Birmingham, Alabama Charlotte Williamson Fannin Peter Wimberly Fort Walton Beach, Florida Debbie Wood Powder Springs, Georgia C 3 S S O Freshman Week-Always such a big mix- up!! Perhaps the most confusing day of all was registration day. 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That's Because at MP8tL we plan and build ahead. ..,..,...w.fun-4-,..T:4-1:-f-Q-.sa-1-ap.--.. ,... ,ze-fre--:.3,.., ., , -- ,, Ox, ned by 'n EJ 2.4, Q 'ts Bu Id :vi Ss 1 1 V rrofs g' M P . f i 1 X99 MISSISSIPPI POWER Sl LIGHT COMPANY V It is the aim of Belhaven to provide for each student the best possible educational and cul- tural advantages under a positive religious influence. It is the aim of Belhaven to develop in each student a mature sense of social obligation and true intellectual and spiritual values. An enlightened intelligence, moral strength, and spiritual vision for each student is Belhaven's objective. To these challenges, Bel- haven, under God is committed. WILLIAM F. WINTER M ember, Board Qf Trustees I'm not in the habit of repeating myself. Really . No more letters Loclay please. Look - deep f into my eyes. fp W yn I . .N ' Is that really Mike Davis! All the Queen's Men mom V W X rl I 1' a tribute . It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us . . .' Charles Dickens A Tale of Two Cities At this point, the White Columns staff would like to pay tribute to john Vance, our editor, and to congratu- late him on his success as such. It must be realized that john took the editor's position late in the school year, consequently, he was quite rushed for time . . . 'LOf time you would make a stream, upon whose bank you would sit and watch its flowing. Yet the timeless in you is of life's timelessness, And knows that yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream . . . 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