Delta State University - Broom Yearbook (Cleveland, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1950 volume:

WK  •  ? : x  v jgf .■ ' • In v tit ftfc lai , Jlib-n.il Th 950 Ce e6raf t?a 25 tt ANN Published by the Students of DELTA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Cleveland, Mississippi wmti LIBA POE A. C. DALTON Editor Business Manager FOREWORD Because Delta State Teachers College is observing her Silver Anniversary, we, in this hook, have tried to give you a glimpse into the past, a full look at the present, and a peep into the future. Although hoth past and present are glorious, we hope that the future may be better than either •for this our Alma Mater. st tt CONTENTS College Organizations Faculty Athletics Classes Campus Life Features Advertisements ' • . T l-raST sie 3   r ■ . • PH- ; ' h . - jg Dedication To Grace Gaw, Acting Head of the Department of Art, the staff of the 1950 BROOM dedicates this publi- cation. She has been a member of the faculty of Delta State Teachers College since 1928 and was sponsor of the annual for fifteen years. Hats off to you, Miss Gaw, for those years of faithful service to Delta State and the BROOM. Grace Ga IV INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING State of Mississippi His Excellency FIELDING L. WRIGHT Governor of Mississippi OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES JOHN W. BACKSTROM, President Leakesville E. R. IOBE, Executive Secretary Jackson R MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES State-at-Large D. MORROW. Twelve-Year Term. 1948-1960 Brandon M. IVY. Twelve-Year Term. 1944-1956 Meridian FIRST DISTRICT N. HENLEY, Twelve-Year Term, 1944-1956 Macon SECOND DISTRICT R. B. SMITH, JR. Eight-Year Term, 1944-1952 Ripley THIRD DISTRICT HARRY CARPENTER, Five-Year Term, 1947-1952 Rolling Fork FOURTH DISTRICT MRS. HAZEL PERRY LEE, Eight- Year Term, 1944-1952 Eupora FIFTH DISTRICT MARTIN V. B. MILLER, Twelve-Year Term, 1944-1956 Meridian SIXTH DISTRICT JOHN W. BACKSTROM, Twelve-Year Term, 1948-1960 Leakesville SEVENTH DISTRICT J. O. EMMERICH, Twelve-Year Term, 1944-1956 McComb NORTHERN SUPREME COURT DISTRICT R. W. REED. Eight-Year Term, 1944-1952 Tupelo CENTRAL SUPREME COURT DISTRICT MRS. JANIE RICE TAYLOR. Twelve-Year Term. 1948-1960 Jackson SOUTHERN SUPREME COURT DISTRICT R. D. McLENDON, Twelve-Year Term. 1948-1960 Poplarville PAUL H. BOWDRE Hernando LaBauve Fund Trustee for DeSoto County of Mississippi tsacsssn nrtnn mnn m College 25 tt ANNIVER5 A. L. YOUNG Faculty- 1925-1950 ANNIE C. WINSTON Faculty, 1925-1950 1925: Staff 11 Students .... 123 W. A. WILLIAMS Faculty, 1925-1950 DELTA STATE ' S ALBUM Entrance, 1925 First Graduating Class 4i44i 4, Granting of First Diploma ' -. -. . ?f . DELTA STATE ' S ALBUM Beauty Basketball, ' 27 raf MjrHs) Football. ' 27 BROOM MEMORIAL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING TAYLOR HALL ROBERTS MEMORIAL LIBRARY -- , WHITFIELD GYMNASIUM CLEVELAND HALL I i 4 : DEAN ' S HOME WOOLFOLK HALL (GI I) DAUGHRITY HALL (GI II) 1 1 1 1 1 I II SNOW SCENE OF SCOTT DINING HALL AND WARD HALL HOME MANAGE- MENT HOUSE n 9t t I ' M ' A w± - ' T. - v 3M m r ... •;■ $ ■- v DOOLITTLE BUILDING AND HILL DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL PRESIDENT ' S HOME FUTURE SCIENCE BUILDING BREAKING THE GROUND Fall of 1949 President W. M. Kethley Dr. A. L. Young Mr. W. F. Bond Dr. R. L. Caylor Mr. A. H. Ramsay 25 ANNIVER Faculty President WILLIAM MARION KETHLEY. LL.D. Delta State Teachers College This is our Twenty-fifth Anniversary. In these years we have had the privilege of sharing with you the responsibility and joy of building an institution. As we look forward to new responsibilities and greater educational services we shall rely all the more upon you for your support of Delta State Teachers College and the ideals for ■which she stands. W. M. Kethley JOE FARRAR, Ph.D. Dean of the Faculty TO ALL STUDENTS: This book is a pictorial story of your life and the life of your fellows on Delta State campus. It should tend to bind you to the institution for all time to come and to make you vitally interested in its welfare. If it does, then I know you will not permit yourselves to forget that the institution is dependent upon you, those who have preceded you, and those who will follow for much of the public support which will largely determine whether it moves forward to greater glory and greater service or stands still, and perhaps slowly decays. In a way Delta State ' s destiny is in your hands: do not fail her. Joe Farrar Dean of the Faculty ALBERT LEON YOUNG. Ph.D. Head oi Department of Education WIRT ALFRED WILLIAMS. M.A. Head oi Department of Social Science RICHARD LEE CAYLOR, Ph.D. Head of Department of Science EVELYN ALLEN HAMMETT, M.A. Head of Department of Languages and Literature ETHEL CAIN, Ed.M. Acting Head of Department of Health and Physical Education GRACE GAW, M.A. Acting Head of Department of Art THOMAS B. MARTIN. M.A. Head of Department of Business Education ELEANOR BOYD WALTERS, M.A. Acting Head of Department of Mathematics JOHN PAUL JONES, Ph.D. Acting Head of Department of Music DOROTHY JAMES, M.A. Acting Head of Department of Vocational Home Economics acultcf MARTIN L. ABBOTT. B.A. Dean of Men Social Science DOUGLAS M. ALLEN, M.A. Public Relations Director GWENDOLYN ARBUCKLE, B.A. Wesley Foundation Secretary LOWERY A. BASS, Ph.D. Science MRS. MARTHA L. BEAUCHAMP, B.S. Dietitian MRS. KATHRYN B. BENNETT, B.A. in L.S. Library Cataloguer MRS. S. R. BLAKEMAN, B.S. Vocational Home Economics CLARK E. BOYD, M.A. Language and Literature MAUD CAIN, M.A. Elementary Demonstration Schools MRS. W. A. CARPENTER Assistant Dietitian GLADYS C. CASTLE. B.S. in Ed. Secretary to Dean of Faculty MRS. EUGENE B. CHADWICK, B.S. in Ed. Elementary Demonstration Schools acccttcf EUGENE B. CHADWICK, B.S. Health and Physical Education MRS. ETHEL CRAWLEY Dormitory Advisor EDWARD L. CROSS, M.M. Music ELIZABETH DAKIN, B.L.S. Assistant Librarian DOXIE M. DEXTER, Ph.D. Languages and Literature JAMES A. FICKES, Ph.D. Director of Elementary Education MRS. WALTER N. GARDINER Elemen tary Demonstration Schools WALTER N. GARDINER, M.A. Languages and Literature JAMES H. GARDNER, JR., B.S. Purchasing Agent for Dining Hall ETHEL GILLESPIE Dormitory Advisor LYNN GOODMAN, B.S., B.A. Health and Physical Education CLIFFORD H. HAGENSON, Ph.M. Social Science pacuttcf MRS. BIRDIE C. HALE Elementary Demonstration Schools ELEANOR HARKINS, M.S. Librarian MRS. EUGENIA HINTON. B.S. in Ed. Secretary MRS. SADIE TRIMM HOLLINGSWORTH, B.S. in Ed. Elementary Demonstration Schools REV. SHERMAN ISBELL. B.S.. Th.B. B.S.U. Secretary Minister of Baptist Students HENRY J. JACOB. M.A. Education KATHRYN KEENER. M. Com. Sc. Business Education MRS. ELIZABETH M. KEESLER Elementary Demonstration Schools JEAN M. KNOTT. M.A. Business Education NELL LAWLER. M.A. Dean of Women ARRELL MACE. M.M. Music ANN MARTIN. M.A. Languages and Literature acuity KATIE D. MAULDIN, M.A. Registrar MRS. MARGARET MORGAN Dormitory Advisor H. L. NOWELL. JR. B.S. in Com. Ed. Business Office DEWITT TALMADGE OAKS, M.A. Director of Elementary Demonstration Schools EVERETT C. PADGETT. M.A. Mathematics MRS. MINNIE PRESSGROVE Dormitory Advisor WALLACE READ. M.A. Social Science RAY RICKS, M.A. Health and Physical Education DALE SHULAW, M.S. in Ed. Business Education HUGH C. SMITH. B.S. in Ed. Financial Secretary MRS. BUENA V. STEPHENS, R.N. Nurse MRS. ANITA D. STONE, M.A. Science acuity MRS. HARVEY SWINDALL. SR. Secretary GEORGIA LEE TATUM, Ph.D. Social Science MRS. LURLINE F. THOMAS Secretary VIRGINIA THOMPSON. A.B. Secretary to President SUE THWEATT, B.S. in Ed. Secretary MRS. MARY NEILL TURNER, A.B. Elementary Demonstration Schools MRS. DORA TYER. M.S. Health and Physical Education FRANCES E. WARD Elementary Demonstration Schools JESSE WHITE. M.S. Science ROY LEE WILEY. M.A. Science RUTH M. WILLIAMS, M.A. Languages and Literature ELEANOR WILSON. M.S. Home Economics LORETTA DYER, M.A. Health and Physical Education NOT PICTURED MRS. JEFF D. MILLER Bookstore acuity FOREST EARL WYATT. M.A. Health and Physical Education NELL WYNN, M.Mus. Music ELIZABETH ZEIGEL, M.A. Director of Secondary Demonstration Schools and Mathematics JEFF D. MILLER Auditor and Bookkeeper 25 tt ANNIVERS SenC i% CLASS OFFICERS KENNETH SISSEL President LIBA POE Vice-President LUCILLE OAKS Secretary-Treasurer BOBBY BONDS Representative PATSY THRASH Representative MISS ELEANOR WALTERS Sponsor ik Setttatd ABEL, CLAUDE HENRY Cleveland, Miss. ' M Club; Con B.S. Business Administration .lercial Club; Delta Singers. Leland, Miss. ABRAHAM, PAULINE CAROLYN English B.S. Education Miss Delta Stall; Delta Playhouse; BSU Council; Student Government; Inter-Faith Council; Honor Council; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges; Miss D.S.T.C. ' 49. ALFORD, BETTY LYNN Sidon, Miss. B.S. Education Elementary Club. ALFORD, HOWARD LUTHER Sartartia, Miss. English — Social Science B.S. Education ANDERSON, PAUL WARD Indianola, Miss. B.S. Business Administration Wesley Foundation, Vice-Pres.; Student Gov., Pres.; Best-Mannered Boy, ' 48; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges; Mr. D.S.T.C. ' 49. ARNOLD, BETTY JEAN Charleston, Miss. Home Economics B.S. Education Wesley Foundation; Home Economics Club, Pres.; Majorette, 4 years. ARNOLD, E. C JR. Itta Bena, Miss. B.S. Business Administration Transfer, Miss. State. AYCOCK, RAYMOND SPENCER Duma, Miss. B.S. Business Administration BARNETT, IRMA JOSEPHINE Carthage, Miss. Social Science B.S. Education Transfer, Hinds Jr. College; BSU Council; Broom Staff; Y.W.A.; Home- coming Maid; Most Beautiful ' 49. BASKIN, JOHN ROBERT Glen Allen, Miss. Social Science B.S. Education Transfer, Millsaps College; Most Intellectual Boy ' 49. Seacata BECKUM, JOE B. Ruleville, Miss, B.S. Business Administration Transfer, Miss. State. BELLIPANNI, JAMES FRANCIS Indianola, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Transfer, Sunflower Jr. College; M Club. BISHOP, MYRA YVONNE Shaw, Miss. Social Science B.S. Education International Relations Club. BOGGS, HARMON WATSON Booneville, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Basketball; M Club; Physical Education Club; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges. BOX, ROBERT EDWARD Stewart, Miss. Physical Education — Mathematics B.S. Education BONDS, BOBBY LEE Charleston, Miss. Chemistry B.S. Biological Science French Club, Vice-Pres.; Band. BOYD, MARY ELIZABETH Anguilla, Miss. Home Economics B.S. Education Transfer, Hinds Jr. College; Home Economics Club; BSU Council; Y.W.A. BRANNON, BILLIE Cleveland, Miss. B.S. Education Elementary Club. BRELAND, JAMES ANDREW Neshoba, Miss. Mathematics— Social Science B.S. Education Transfer, East Central Jr. College; BSU State Officer. BRYANT, JOHN WESLEY Holly Springs, Miss. B.S. Biological Science tT JA Setttatt BULLOCK. JAMES WALLACE Greenville, Miss. B.S. Biological Science Transfer, Sunflower Ir. College; Science Club. BYARS. JOE RANDOLPH Cascilla, Miss. Social Science B.S. Education Transfer, Arkansas State. CAMP. CLARENCE BURTON. JR. Atlanta, Ga. Social Science B.S. Education Transfer, David Lipscomb College. CAMPBELL. CHARLSIE F AY Greenwood, Miss. Home Economics B.S. Education Home Economics Club, Sec; Wesley Foundation Council; Y.W.C.A. CARROLL. VELMA RUTH Walthall. Miss. Home Economics B.S. Education Transfer, Wood Jr. College; Home Economics Club. CARROLL. WILLIAM GRANVILLE Grenada. Miss. Mathematics — Physical Science B.S. Education Honor Council. CARTER, DOROTHY DEAN Belzoni- Miss. Mathematics — Social Science B.S. Education CAVENESS. BILLIE JAMES Booneville, Miss. B.S. Business Education Transfer, M. S. C. W. CHANDLER. PERCY RAY Ruleville, Miss. B.S. Business Education CHESTER, PAUL PEPPER Money, Miss. B.S. Education International Relations Club; Band; Orchestra; Elementary Club; Delta Playhouse, Vice-Pres.; Alpha Psi Omega, Pres. Sencat CHERTOW, MILTON THEODORE Memphis, Tenn. B.S. Business Administration Band, Pres.; Orchestra. CHILDRESS, HARRY R. B.S. Biological Science Sartartia, Miss. CLEARMAN. MARY GEORGE B.S. Education Transfer, Wood Jr. College; Elementary Club; M.S.M Louisville Miss. CLEMENT, MIRIAM NELL Black Hawk, Miss. Home Economics B.S. Education Junior Class, Sec; Home Economics Club, Sec, State Pres.; Broom Staff; W.A.A. Y.W.C.A.; Wesley Foundation Council. COCHRAN, FRANK R. Hazel, Kentucky Physical Education B.S. Education Basketball. COCKERHAM, CHARLES HENRY B.S. Business Administration Shaw, Miss. COCKRELL, RICHARD TERRELL Cleveland, Miss. Physical Education — Mathematics B.S. Education COHEN, MELVIN FREDERICK Birmingham, Ala. B.S. Business Administration Transfer, University of Alabama. COOPER, CARL EDWARD Graysport, Miss. Physical Education — Biological Science B.S. Physical Education Club; BSU Council; Basketball Intramurals. COWSERT, CHARLES G. West Helena, Ark. Physical Education B.S. Education Seatata Isold, Miss. Greenville, Miss. CRAWFORD, CHARLENE B.S. Business Education Transfer, Sunflower Jr. College. CROMER, MARY SUE B.S. Education Miss Delta Staff; Elementary Club. CROWELL, HILDA ANN Eupora. Miss. Home Economics B.S. Education Transfer, Wood Jr. College; Home Economics Club. DALTON, ARCHIE CLARENCE Cleveland, Miss. B.S. Business Administration BSU Council; Honor Council; Broom Staff. DAVIS, REX MILFORD Maben, Miss. Social Science B.S. Education DILLARD, JEFF Itta Bena, Miss. B.S. Business Administration Transfer, Ole Miss. DULANEY, SIM CLARENCE, JR. Clarksdale, Miss. Business — Social Science B.S. Education Football; Class Officer; Most Intellectual Boy ' 48. DUNAWAY, JOHN B. Anguilla, Miss. Physical Education — Social Science B.S. Education M Club Golf Team. DURHAM, WILLIAM MELVILLE Friars Point, Miss. B.S. Business Education Football; M Club, Pres. EASTERWOOD, THAD EVERETTE Mathiston, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Setttota ELLINGTON, MORRIS. JR. Ackerman. Miss. Social Science B.S. Education Transfer, Wood Jr. College. ENGLAND, MAY EVELYN Europa, Miss. Home Economics B.S. Education Transfer, Wood Jr. College; Home Economics Club; Y.W.A. FEARS, RALPH P. Anding, Miss. Chemistry — Mathematics B.S. Education Basketball; French Club; Chemistry Lab. Asst. FERRACCI, FRANCES THERESA Shaw, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Most Popular Girl Athlete ' 48; W.A.A., Pres., Sec; Newman Club, Vice-Chairman. FORBES, MARY WANDA B.S. Music Education BSU, Pres.; Y.W.A. Shaw, Miss. FUNCHESS, KARL DAVIS Panama City, Fla. Physical Education — Mathematics B.S. Education Band; Orchestra; Physical Education Club, GARRISON, B. G. Ripley, Miss. B.S. Biological Science Transfer, Sunflower Jr. College. GERRALD, NETTIE TALLY Greenville, Miss. B.S. Education Transfer, Miss. Southern College. GERRARD, HAL YOUNG_ Yazoo City, Miss. B.S. Business Administration Transfer, Sunflower Jr. College, Hinds Jr. College. GIBSON, DONALD H. Cleveland, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Football. ewcotd GIBSON. JOHN THOMAS Cleveland, Miss. Biology — French B.S. Education GRAHAM, CHARLES S. Corinth, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Transfer, Jones County Jr. College; Physical Education Club; Football; M Club. GREZAFFI, TONY Benoit, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Transfer, Sunflower Jr. College; M Club; Physical Education Club; Football; Baseball. GRIFFIN. ROXIE FLORETTE Cleveland, Miss. B.S. Business Education W.A.A., Spanish Club; Most Charming ' 47; Most Beautiful ' 48, Foot- ball Queen. GUYNES, CHARLES Hazelhurst, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Basketball. HALL. OTTO WOSSMAN Hollandale, Miss. B.S. Business Administration Presbyterian Youth Fellowship, Pres. HARPOLE, WILBUR W. Mathiston, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Transfer, Holmes Jr. College; Football; Physical Education Club. HERRINGTON, GWENDOLYN Houston, Miss. B.S. Music Education Transfer, Blue Mountain College; Delta Playhouse; Delta Singers; BSU Council. HELLUMS, HERBERT L. Springville, Miss. B.S. Business Administration Transfer, Northwest Jr. College. HENSON, L. C. Stewart, Miss. Science — Mathematics B.S. Education Transfer, Wood Jr. College; BSU, Vice-Pres. ettt % HEWLETT. DUELL Pascagoula, Miss. Science B.S. Educa tion HINTON, JOYCE Lakeland, Fla. B.S. Education Transfer, Florida State College for Women; Delta Playhouse; Scribes Club; Dance Group; Beauty ' 48; Elementary Club. HODGES. BILLY RAY Collinsville. Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Basketball; M Club; Baseball; Physical Education Club. HOGUE. BARBARA Eden, Miss. B.S. Business Education Transfer, Hinds Jr. College; Delta Playhouse; M.Y.F. Council, Sec; International Relations Club. HOLLAND, INA FRANCES Mathiston, Miss. Home Economics B.S. Education Y.W.A., Pres.; Home Economics Club, Sec; BSU Council. HOLLINGSWORTH. MARGARETTE ANN B.S. Education Elementary Club, Pres.; Majorette; Delta Playhouse. Leland, Miss. HOLLINGSWORTH, WALTER Hattiesburg, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education HOOD, SIMON OSCAR, JR. Ruleville, Miss. Social Science B.S.Education Band. HORTON, RAYMOND NEIL Merigold, Miss. Mathematics — Chemistry B.S. Education HUBBARD, CHARLES WHISTNANT Tunica, Miss. English B.S. Education Delta Playhouse; Dance Group; Fie-nch Club. rt ft ■ y Ms; - j b x; Seacata HUGHES. HENRY THEO Water Valley. Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Transfer, Holmes Jr. College; Football; Tennis HUDE, HALVOR EDWARD B.S. Science Vicksburg, Miss. JACOBS, FRED CLARK Cleveland. Miss. Social Science B.S. Education JAMES. LAURA JEAN Graysport, Miss. B.S. Music Education Class Officer; Honor Council; BSU Council. JOHNSTON, LOUIS GRANTLAND Merigold. Miss. Biology B.S. Education JONES, WILLIAM EGGLESTON, JR. Greenville, Miss. B.S. Business Administration Transfer, Ole Miss. KEALHOFER. ALICE ALLISON Belzoni. Miss. Home Economics B.S. Education Home Economics Club. KEALHOFER. JOHN BURKHARDT Merigold, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education KIKER. BENJAMIN L. Merigold. Miss. Mathematics B.S. Education KING, MARTIN THOMAS. JR. Vicksburg. Miss. Business — Social Science B.S. E ducation Newman Club, Pres.; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges. e catd KNIGHTEN, JEAN TRIDELL Ruleville, Miss. Business — Mathematics B.S. Education Band; Delta Singers; Commercial Club. LANGDON, MARY NELL Thomastown, Miss. Home Economics B.S. Education Transfer, Holmes Jr. College. LINDSEY, ARTHUR W.. JR. Merigold, Miss. Science — Mathematics B.S. Education Band; Science Club, Pres.; Beta Beta Beta. LINGLE, DAVID Crystal Springs, Miss. Physical Education — Social Science B.S. Education Transfer, Copiah Lincoln Jr. College. LORANCE, WILLIAM GARRISON Cleveland, Miss. Biology — Chemistry B.S. Education Pre-Med Club; French Club. MADDEN, ELI J. Wiggins, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Transfer, Miss. Southern College; Football; Baseball; M Club; Physical Ed. Club. MAGERS, JAMES L. Baldwyn, Miss. Mathematics B.S. Education Transfer, Northwest Jr. College; Football. MALONE, ALVIN Kilmichael, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education M ANGUM, CHARLES Carter, Miss. B.S. Biological Science McCREARY, JAMES RAY New Site, Miss. Mathematics B.S. Education ft w V, Se tcor McCRORY. DONALD R. McAdams. Miss. Social Science B.S. Education Transfer, Holmes Jr. College; International Relations Club; BSU. McGUIRE. J. C. Gulfport. Miss. Physical Education — Social Science B.S. Education Transfer, Perkinston Jr. College; Football; Baseball. McKINNEY. EVERETT O ' NEAL Booneville, Miss. B.S. Biological Science McKINNEY. LESTER KENNETH New Site, Miss. Physical Education — Mathematics B.S. Education McKNIGHT, LILLIAN OLLINE Cleveland, Miss. B.S. Business Education Spanish Club, Sec. MEADERS, EDITH MERLE Water Valley, Miss. English — Social Science B.S. Education Transfer, Millsaps College; International Relations Club; Scribes Club. MOORE, JAMES WESON Clarksdale, Miss. B.S. Business Administration M Club; Honor Council; Football Manager. MOORE, EDITH CORRINE Lexington, Miss. Home Economics B.S. Education Transfer, Holmes Jr. College. MOORE, MRS. WILLIAM B.S. Education Duck Hill. Miss. MUSE, FRED HOWARD Booneville, Miss. B.S. Business Administration encatd NEMITZ. CLARENCE CHESTER. JR. Cleveland, Miss. B.S. Business Administration NEVEL, CARLEE WEBSTER Stover, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Physical Education Club; M Club; Baseball; Intramurals. NEVEL, ERBA POWELL Sumner, Miss. B.S. Business Education W. A. A. NEVEL, HAZEL MAE B.S. Education W.A.A., Pres.; Elementary Club, Sec. Stover, Miss. OAKS, MARY LUCILLE _ Cleveland, Miss. B.S. Music Education Delta Singers; W.A.A., Honor Council; Student Government; French Club. OSOINACH, ELIZABETH MARIE Inverness, Miss. English B.S. Education Transfer, Belhaven College, Sophie Newcomb; Scribes Club; Dance Group. PEARSON, GUY Drew, Miss. Mathematics B.S. Education PHILLIPS, JAMES DAWSON Greenville, Miss. Chemistry B.S. Science PHILLIPS, MARGARET WILLIAMS Areola, Miss. B.S. Business Education Transfer, M. S.C.W. PITTMAN. ANNIE ERYLE Boyle, Miss. B.S. Business Education Seutatt V POE, KATHRYN ANN Indianola. Miss. English — Spanish B.S. Education Delta Playhouse; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges. POE, ELIZABETH NAN Indianola. Miss. B.S. Education Honor Council; Delia Singers; Scribes Club; Delia Playhouse; ACE, Sec; Sr. Class, Vice-President; Who ' s Who Among American Col- leges; Broom Editor. POWELL, BETTY WIGGINS Cleveland, Miss. B.S. Music Education Wesley Foundation, Council; Delta Singers. RAKESTRAW, TYE Union, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Basketball. RAY, HOWARD CECIL Chester. Miss. Mathematics B.S. Education Transfer, Miss. Stale College. REAVES, ALLEN ROPER Blue Mountain, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Basketball, Mgr.; M Club; Physical Education Club. REYNOLDS, PATRICK HENRY. JR. Sumner. Miss. B.S. Business Administration RICKS. ALTON MORRIS Booneville. Miss. Physical Education — Social Science B.S. Education Transfer, Copiah-Lincoln, Basketball. ROGERS. WILLIAM DONALD Drew. Miss. History — English B.S. Education Transfer, East Central Jr. College; BSU. ROSSETTI, FRED RICHARD Shaw. Miss. B.S. Business Administration M Club; Spanish Club; Newman Club. 9U . M J; jc Seacatd ROUSE, EDSEL Cleveland. Miss. Mathematics — Physics B.S. Education RUTHERFORD. MILDRED ALICE Falkner. Miss. English — Social Science B.S. Education Transfer, Northwest Jr. College; Spanish Club, Sec; Y.W.C.A.; Delta Playhouse, Sec; Youth Fellowship, Sec SHEPHERD, FREDERICK T. Greenville. Miss. B.S. Business Administration Transfer, Mississippi State College. SISSELL, KENNETH RAY Water Valley, Miss. Social Science B.S. Education Wesley Foundation, Council; Inter-Faith Council; Honor Council; Senior Class Pres. SLAUGHTER. BUFORD EDWARD Silver City, Miss. Social Science — English B.S. Education Transfer, Sunflower Jr. College. SLAWSON, PAUL TUCK Brooksville, Miss. Mathematics — Science B.S. Education SMITH, BILLY ALLEN Booneville, Miss. Mathematics B.S. Education SPELLS, ALBERT LESLIE Cleveland, Miss. B.S. Business Education STRATTON. ELOISE Mayersville, Miss. Physical Education — Social Science B.S. Education Physical Education Club; W.A.A.; Dance Group; Y.W.A.; Delta Play- house. STRICKLAND. LOUIS GENE Eden, Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Transfer, Hinds Jr. College; Football. e(tt % L Av STRICKLAND. MARIANNE Belzoni, Miss. B.S. Elementary Education A.C.E.; W.A.A.; Wesley Foundation; Y.W.C.A. TAPP. ANNETTE GRACE Blue Mountain. Miss. B.S . Business Administration Transfer, Blue Mountain College. TARZI. JIMMY Clarksdale. Miss. B.S. Business Administration Newman Club. TATUM. MARION TAYLOR. JR. Brookhaven. Miss. Physical Education B.S. Education Transfer, Copiah-Lincoln Jr. College; M Club, Football; Physical Education Club. TAYLOR, RALPH LEE Marks. Miss. English — French B.S. Education Delta Playhouse; Dance Group; French Club; Band; Orchestra. THOMPSON. JAMES WILLIAM Cleveland, Miss. B.S. Music Education Transfer, Arkansas A. M.; L. S, U.; Band; Delta Singers; Miss Delta; Orchestra. THRASH, PATSY Boyle. Miss. Honor Council, Pres.; Delta Playhouse; Wesley Foundation; Student Cabinet; Editor Miss Delta; Cassily-Gooch Scholarships; Camp Mini- wanca Delegate; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges. TURNER, MARY LOIS Shaw, Miss. B.S. Elementary Education Transfer, Edinburg, Texas Jr. College. VALENTINE, JOHN WHITE Cleveland, Miss. Mathematics B.S. Council, Wesley Foundation; Miss Delta, International Relations Club, Spanish Club; Broom. VINER. LOUISE Drew, Miss. Physical Education — Social Science B.S. Education Physical Education Club; Dance Group; W.A.A.; Y.W.A.; Delta Play- house. k A Settiotd WACHTER, HENRY EDWARD _ Merigold, Miss. Mathematics B.S. Education WADE, HIRAM DARRINGTON Belzoni, Miss. Social Science B.S. Education Transfer, Sunflower Jr. College; M Club; Football. WALKER, HARRY Shaw, Miss. Chemistry B.S. Science WALKER, TIM LOCKE B.S. Art Education Tribbett, Miss. WALPER, JOSEF ABRAHAM Memphis, Tenn. B.S. Business Administration Transfer, Holmes Jr. College; Varsity Tennis; French Club; Interna- tional Relations Club. WARD, FELIX TUCKER Ruleville, Miss. Chemistry B.S. Education WHITE, ELLEN ASHLEY Cleveland, Miss. English B.S. Education Transfer, Miss. College; French Club; Pres., BSU; Y.W.A.; Delta Play- house. WHITE, NANCY Cruger, Miss. B.S. Elementary Education Elementary Club; Honor Council; Student Council; Broom Staff. WILLIAMSON, MARY MARGARET Tutwiler, Miss. Home Economics B.S. Education Band; Treas., Home Economics Club. YERBY, EARL LEE Greenville, Miss. Chemistry Biology B.S. Seatatt YOSTE, JESSE JONES Vicksburg. Miss. B.S. Business Education Newman Club. Seniors Not Pictured BARBOUR, EARL DAVIS Cleveland. Miss. CHORLEY. GEORGE Pace. Miss. COURTNEY. LLOYD B. Shaw. Miss. CRAWFORD. CHARLES E.. JR. Isola, Miss. DAVIS. JOHN Cleveland, Miss. EDWARDS, ALLEN LAMAR Shaw, Miss. HEATH, LORAINE Grenada, Miss. MAXWELL, R. L. Isola, Miss. MIDDLETON, REBA NELL Mathiston, Miss. SMITHERS, RANDOLPH Clarksdale, Miss. SPRY, DON ELDRIDGE West Memphis, Arkansas Girls Dorm f Life Guard Muletrain entott, Sweater Girls SENIOR SNAPS Lost Week-End Sleepy Time Gals 4 Sponsor J i Lonesome Wanna Ride? CLASS OFFICERS MILLS ROGERS President WOODSON EARLE Vice-President MARGUERITE TURNER Secretary MARGIE HALL Treasurer JOE FRAZIER Representative LOUISE CALVERT Representative DR. JOHN PAUL JONES Sponsor BAILEY. JACK Itta Bena, Miss. ADCOCK, MARIE Cleveland, Miss AINSWORTH, WILLIAM Jackson, Miss. BARNES, HARRY Vicksburg, Miss. (F 40P ALDERMAN, JOHNNY Silver City, Miss. ALLBRITTON, ALBERT L. Charleston, Miss. BARRETT, ROBERT C. Saltillo, Miss. BIBB, BETIE Tunica, Miss. ANDERSON, JO GIBSON Indianola, Miss. BINGHAM, REX Graysport, Miss. ARTIGAS, CELSO Adjuntas, Puerto Rico BLAIR, VICTOR, JR. Wiggins, Miss. („. . , BREWER. JOHN Miller, Miss. K Ociai n BRITT. DARCUS Brookhaven, Miss. BROWN, JANE Isola, Miss. CALVERT. LOUISE West Point, Miss. CAMP, DOROTHY M. Lucy, Tenn. CAYLOR. JOHN R. Cleveland, Miss. BROWN, NEWBERRY Winona, Miss. CHAMBLISS, HUGH Clarksdale, Miss. BROWN, VANCE Booneville, Miss. BUSBY. MORRIS New Albany, Miss. CINTGRAM. ANTHONY Gunnison, Miss. CONN. VIRGINIA Hollandale, Miss. fluetiat l iX 1 ™ CORK, JOYCE W Cleveland, Miss. EARLY, ZOLA BELLE Water Valley, Miss. ?l dJ .I COX, BILLY Drew, Miss. ELLIS, RUTH Mathiston, Miss. DABBS, TRAVIS Shannon, Miss. DENTON. MARY T. Merigold, Miss. DICKEY, WINFRED Cleveland, Miss. FOUNTAIN, GEORGE Yazoo City, Miss. FRAZIER, JOE Shaw, Miss. GALLAHER, KENDRICK Sweatman, Miss. EARLE, WOODSON Clarksdale, Miss. GARNER, FRANK R. Andalusia, Ala. ' ) GARY, GLYNN Eupora. Miss. flu iLai HEAD, CLARENCE V. Ruleville, Miss. GLASSCO, SUMNER (SOUP) Rolling Fork, Miss. HELLUMS, FAY Springville, Miss. GRAYE, WINSTON Belzoni, Miss. GUION, OSBORNE Jackson, Miss. HENRY, WILLIAM Greenville, Miss. HOFMANN, JOHN Detroit, Mich. ' •? % 1 HALL, MARGIE Hollandale, Miss. HORNER, JEAN Lockland, Ohio HANDLEY, MARY R. Skene, Miss. HOUSE, JOHN A. Boyle, Miss. JENKINS, ALVIE LEE Ackerman, Miss. KRUTZ, FRED H. Greenville, Miss. « ? |5fc JOHNS, MARY LOUISE Greenville, Miss. LASSITER, GUY Moss Point, Miss. JOHNSON, ANN Leland, Miss. LIPE, GEORGE Grenada, Miss. JUNOV, FRANCES Beulah, Miss. LONGEST, RUTH Bruce, Miss. KING, EDITH Pontotoc, Miss. LOYACONO, FRANK J. Greenville, Miss. KIRK, W. D. Doddsville, Miss. -A I LUSK, RUTH Belzoni, Miss. |fl%. i0 f MACHELL, JACK Ruleville, Miss. tfctftcatd MEDLEY, DANIEL Paden. Miss. 9MBB MASON, JACK Clarksdale, Miss. MANNING, JO ANNE Ingomar, Miss. MASSEY, FAY Olive Branch, Miss. MOBLEY, VIRGINIA Utica, Miss. MOORE. VIRGINIA Belen, Miss. MORRIS, BILL Sumrall, Miss. McEACHERN, BILLY M. Ruleville, Miss. MEDDERS, CLARENCE Boyle, Miss. NORWOOD, GLENN Mahen, Miss. OWEN, CHARLES New Albany, Miss. POLLES, JOHN Clarksdale, Miss. POPE, DOYLE Boonville, Miss. PRUITT, BOBBY Greenville, Miss. PRYOR, BETTY ZANE Estille, Miss. QUINN, GLADYS Elaine, Ark. RANDLE, JANE Winona, Miss. It ROBERTS, DILLIARD Greenville. Miss. m Quata%4, ROBERTS. DONALD R. Gloster, Miss. SHIPLEY. BERYL Kingsport, Term. SINCLAIR. CHARLIE Cleveland, Miss. S .1 ROBERTS. JIM Leland, Miss. SOWELL. BILL Olive Branch, Miss. 9 ROGERS, MILLS Cleveland, Miss. 4 i SPIGHT. THOMAS Baldwyn, Miss. SHARP. BONNIE T. Marks, Miss. STALLINGS, EVELYN Raymond, Miss. SHARP, CECIL Marks, Miss. I v STEPHEN, PERCY Greenwood, Miss. ,« • STEVENS, LOUISE Areola, Miss. STEWART, LAWRENCE Nesbitt, Miss. SUDDOTH, JACK Friars Point, Miss. TAGGART, BILL Greenville, Miss. TAYLOR, JOHN Carrollton, Miss. f, T TAYLOR, STELLA MAE Pontotoc, Miss. r m TERRY, HARRIS Minter City, Miss. THOMAS, BILLIE French Camp, Miss. TOWNSEND, JAMES A. Ethel, Miss. TURNER, MARGUERITE Estill, Miss. USSERY, JAMIE Doddsville, Miss. WALKER, CHERRY ANN Cleveland, Miss. WARD, EUGENE Tunica, Miss. WEEKS, RUTH Mathiston, Miss. WEST, MARY J. ftot iCa% WHITE, JEANNINE Yazoo City, Miss. WHITTEN. DON Charleston, Miss. Duncan, Miss. WHITWORTH, DAVID Bruce, Miss. WHITE, HORACE Guntown, Miss. WILSON, RAY Neshoba, Miss. WOOD, MARJORIE Merigold, Miss. DR. AND MRS. JONES (Sponsor) Students? ' Titter Jam Session Class Float Monkey Three of a Kind BENNETT, EMMA J. BUCHANAN. FRANK M. Indianola. Miss. CONGER. BETTY J. Ruleville. Miss. ERWIN. FRANCES Hollandale, Miss. GREEN, KATE F. Anguilla, Miss. KELLY, JAMES C. Bruce, Miss. MALONE, LEATRICE Kilmichael, Miss. MANCIL, ROBERT Indianola, Miss. JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Clarksdale, Miss. ORGAN. WAYNE Holcomb, Miss. POWELL, CAROLYN Greenwood, Miss. PAYNE, D.ONALD E. Clarksdale, Miss. SHAW. JAMES E. Fulton, Miss. SHIPLEY, DOLORES G. Yazoo City, Miss. SMITH, RAY K. Cleveland, Miss. WHITE, CHESTER D Fulton, Miss. ZIMMERUNG, OREN Gloster, Miss. S fe xwt i%e4 CLASS OFFICERS PRENTISS WEBB President GEORGE WILKERSON Vice-President JEAN HORNER Secretary LAQUITA BELL Treasurer ANNIE JO TURNER Representative BOBBY BARRETT Representative MR. FOREST WYATT Sponsor First Row: ELOISE ABEL Duck Hill. Miss. PEGGY ALLISON Tippo, Miss. RUTH BARKEMEYER West, Point, Miss. Second Row: BOBBY BARRETT Greenwood. Miss. BOB E. BARRETT Houston, Miss. LAQUITA BELL Belzoni, Miss. Third Row: LIL BENNETT Clarksdale, Miss. MARGARET BENNETT Vaiden, Miss. ALLEN H. BISSELL Itta Bena. Miss. Fourth Row: LEROY BLACK Greenville, Miss. JANE BLAIN Mount Olive, Miss. BETTY BLAYLOCK Cleveland, Miss. S ifati Mtaie First Row: HARRY BONNER Greenwood, Miss. DONNA SUE BOONE Tillatoba, Miss. RUTH BRANSCOME Duck Hill, Miss. Second Row: LOUISE BROOKS Ruleville, Miss. MARY FRANCES BUNCH Cleveland, Miss. CHARLES CAFFEY Rosedale, Miss. Third Row: MARIE DEAN Cleveland, Miss. LOUISE DICKSON Tippo, Miss. JAMES ELLINGTON Ackerman, Miss. Fourth Row: BILLY ESTES Benoit, Miss. MARTHA FARR Jackson, Miss. ANN FARRISH Greenwood, Miss. S fc intan,e First Row: JIMMY FULLILOVE Yazoo City, Miss. BETTY GEDDIE Hollandale, Miss. JAMES W. GORMAN Greenville, Miss. £S Second Row: RUTH GREENLEE Shaw, Miss. BRYCE GRIFFIS Grenada, Miss. JOHN GUERIERI JR. Cleveland, Miss. Third Row: MARY CATHERINE GUNN Tutwiler, Miss. CAROLYN HARRIS Hernando, Miss. ROBBIE HARRISON Cockrum, Miss. Fourth Row: ELSIE HART Canton, Miss. ARABELLE HAWK Cleveland, Miss. JOY ANNE HEARN Greenville, Miss. S fc awLa%e First Row: MARY ANN HEFLDM Baldwin, Miss. ANNE HOLLAND Glendora, Miss. STUART HOUGH Indianola, Miss. Second Row: JOHN S. HOWELL Parchman, Miss. ANN HUBBARD Lyon, Miss. WADFUR ISOM Sunflower, Miss. Third Row: HELEN JAMES Graysport, Miss. BETH JOHNSON Doddsville, Miss. CILE JOHNSON Coahoma, Miss. Fourth Row: SARAH LAWRENCE Gr eenville, Miss. CORRINE LEWIS Shaw, Miss. MARY DEAN LEWIS Charleston, Miss. Mta%e DAVID LDMDH Gulfport, Miss. WILLIAM MANN Skene, Miss. CARROL MANNING New Albany, Miss. Second Row: HAROLD MARKHAM Aberdeen, Miss. MATTIE MAE McCLAIN Shaw, Miss. GLEN McCOOL Merigold, Miss. .■= J . .«! j r Third Row: MACK McCORD Grenada, Miss. CLIFTON McINNIS JR. Clarksdale, Miss. EMORY McKEITHEN Skene, Miss. Fourth Row: CATHRON McMAHEN Holcomb, Miss. MARGARET McWILLIAMS Winona, Miss. ANN MILAM Charleston, Miss. Sofi antate First Row: RAY MORGAN Cleveland, Miss. ANNETTE MORTIMER Winona, Miss. BUDDY MUIRHEAD Greenville, Miss. Second Row: LILA NABORS Tippo, Miss. VIRGINIA NELSON Glen Allan, Miss. ANNIE LEE NORWOOD Cleveland, Miss. Third Row: LOUIS NUNNERY Greenville, Miss. ELIZABETH ORMOND Sunflower, Miss. JOSEPHINE PAPA Helena, Ark. Fourth Row: JANIE PATTERSON Sunflower, Miss. BILLY (RAIL) PHILLIPS Greenville, Miss. HARRY PHILLIPS Graysport, Miss. Safe i amatet First Row: JOHN PICHETTO Vicksburg, Miss. PATSY PORTER Greenville, Miss. EDWIN REED Booneville, Miss. Second Row: VIVIEN RICKELS Tchula, Miss. FRANCINE ROSS Oakland, Miss. HAROLD A. SAVELL Catchings, Miss. Third Row: SARAH SCOGIN Charleston, Miss. JAMES SEALE Batesville, Miss. MILTON STRICKLIN Belzoni, Miss. Fourth Row: RALPHINE THOMPSON Cleveland, Miss. BETTY JO THORNTON Clarksdale, Miss. LAVERNE TIBBS Hushpuckena, Miss. S yfen wia%e First Row: DOT TINNIN Inverness, Miss. ANNIE JO TURNER Anguilla, Miss. HUGH WALKER Clarksdale, Miss. Second Row: PRENTISS WEBB Greenwood, Miss. ALYCE WEST Cleveland, Miss. GEORGE WILKERSON Vicksburg, Miss. Third Row: BILL WILLIAMS Bastrop, La. EMERY (TURKEY) WILLIAMS Rolling Fork, Miss. PAT WILLIAMS Rosedale, Miss. Fourth Row: JOE WUN Merigold, Miss. I ;-. .ma SOPHOMORE SNAPS Sitting Pretty Prexy Prentiss True Love Yes Sirree SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED JEWEL ABEL JOHN R. BEAIRD KATHRYN LEE BRADFORD HILL M. BURGESS JR. WILLIAM BUTLER FRANKLIN CALHOUN MILTON DICKEY KENNETH BEC FLOYD CLYDE ALLEN HARTLEY Belzoni, Miss. Isola, Miss. Greenville, Miss. Tutwiler, Miss Goodman, Ga. Indianola, Miss. Greenville, Miss. Vicksburg, Miss. Vicksburg, Miss. HAROLD HUBERT JONES WALTER McKINLEY KEY BETTY SUE KIKER (MRS.) CHARLES E. McEVILLY ROBERT LEE McPEAK JR. EDMUND FAVOR NOEL LOIS STEVENSON CALVIN SULLIVAN JAMES THOMPSON JAMES YOUNG Coffeeville, Miss. Greenwood, Miss. Cleveland, Miss. Cleveland,Miss Cleveland, Miss. Greenwood, Miss. Pascagoula, Miss. Maysville, Ky. Ruleville, Miss. Vicksburg, Miss. ' pie Aweitt @l 44 OFFICERS GENE CRAVEN President GRACE GUERCIO Vice-President LAURA SHEFFIELD Secretary GENE POWELL Treasurer MARY BULLEN Class Representative BOB TIBBS Class Representative MR. MARTIN L. ABBOTT Sponsor DOROTHY ABEL Duck Hill, Miss. ELIZABETH ALLEW Indianola, Miss. ROBERT BAKER Lula, Miss. GEORGE BARRENTINE Cleveland, Miss. JACK BARTELL Cleveland, Miss. HAROLD BAYLES Greenville, Miss. LURLINE BECK Greenville, Miss. KENITH BENNETT Glen Allan, Miss. DOMINIC BEVALAQUE Eudora, Ark. SAMMY BILLINGSLEY Cleveland, Miss. DONALD BOYD Clarksdale, Miss. JANE BROWN Cleveland, Miss. CECIL BRUNSON MARY BULLEN Rich, Miss. Vicksburg, Miss. WILLIAM BYRD Cleveland, Miss. FRANK CAMP wtea Skene, Miss. LEROY CARPENTER Vance, Miss. BERNICE CASTLEMAN Belzoni, Miss. CHARLES CLAY Tutwiler, Miss. GERALDINE CLEMONS Merigold, Miss. CATHERINE COLE Benton, Miss. GENE CRAVEN Clarksdale, Miss. MARGARET CUMMINS Drew, Miss. SHIRLEY DAVIDSON Vicksburg, Miss. ELAINE DAVIS Greenville, Miss. JAMES DAVIS Greenwood, Miss. BARBARA DICKEY Drew, Miss. JOE ELLIOTT Yazoo City, Miss. JO ANN ELY Greenville, Miss. LOU ENGELBRECHTEN Cleveland, Miss. ?%e 6, XeAfUHCK MARY EVELYN ENGLAND Clarksdale, Miss. RUTH ENGLISH Philipp, Miss. MARGIE EVERETT Indianola, Miss. I. A. FINLEY JR. Skene, Miss. MARLIN FORD Greenville. Miss. ROBERT FRANKS Cleveland, Miss. BILLY FULLER Cleveland, Miss. JOSEPHINE GARNER Yazoo City, Miss. JOYCE GIBSON Anquilla, Miss. FRANCIS GRIFFIN Greenville, Miss. GRACE GUERCIO Leland, Miss. JAMES HADLEY Okolona, Miss. EUGENE HAJJ RENEE HAM Vicksburg, Miss. Greenville, Miss. glLLIE JO HARDING Indianola, Miss. ' pte b MAVIS HARPOLE Eupora, Miss. CHARLES HARRIS Clarksdale. Miss. MAVELEEN HARRIS Senatobia. Miss. NELL HAYNES Cleveland, Miss. RUTH HELMS Greenville, Miss. LOUISE HOBART Greenville, Miss. SUE HOLLAND Glendora, Miss. JOY MARIE HOLLEY Scott, Miss. JOAN HOOD Greenwood, Miss. JOHN HOOKS Clarksdale, Miss. BOBBY HOWELL Oakland, Miss. MIGNON HOWRY Cleveland, Miss. JAMES JENNINGS Clarksdale, Miss. PATSY JOHNSON Tupelo, Miss. DAVID JONES Vicksburg, Miss. fc£4 RUBY LANCASTER Greenville, Miss. KENNETH LAWRENCE Fayette, Ala. BARBARA LENZ Greenville, Miss. CARL LIPSEY LILLIAN LOVE Lula, Miss. Falkner, Miss. CLINTON LUCKETT Greenville, Miss. EDWARD LYONS Shaw, Miss. KATY MANSKER Winona, Miss. GWEN MARTIN Belzoni, Miss. EMILY MAYHALL Clarksdale, Miss. GEORGE McCALEB Cleveland, Miss. M1MI McCOY Friars Point, Miss. MARGIE McCULLOUGH Gunnison, Miss. LUTHER MEDLIN Clarksdale, Miss. RUBY MILAM Batesville, Miss. ' pxe k GLORIA MILNER Cleveland, Miss. BEBE JO MOBLEY Marks, Miss. JEANETTE MOORE Marks, Miss. DOROTHY MULLEN Ruleville, Miss. JOE PANETTI Plainsfield. N. J. ROBERT PARTLOW Grenada, Miss. BETTIE JO POE Cleveland, Miss. ROSIE LEE PORTER Stover, Miss. SUE POWELL Sumner, Miss. GENE POWELL JOSEPH QUINN Dundee, Miss. Elaine, Ark. DOROTHY RAMSAY Cleveland, Miss. MARY NELL REEDER Lula, Miss. CLARENCE J. RICHARDSON Centreville, Miss. BOBBY RICHARDSON Areola, Miss. C3 ?%eAJL Kea JOSEPH ROBERTS Leland, Miss. LEANORA ROGERS Greenvill e, Miss. MARGE RYALS Hollandale, Miss. LAURA SHEFFIELD Isola, Miss. HELEN SINCLAIR Cleveland, Miss. BETTY SMITH Eupora, Miss. CHARLES SMITH Boyle, Miss. JEANNE SMITH Phillip, Miss. WILLIE SPENCER Catchings, Miss. r B DEAN SPRADLINE Vance, Miss - w BEBO STARNES Drew, Miss. m DOROTHY ST. CLAIR Greenville, Miss. FRANKLIN STEVENS Isola, Miss. EMOGENE STOREY Cleveland, Miss. HUGH STOVALL Wayside, Miss. ' pre h atea BILLYE STURDIVANT Cleveland, Miss. JUNE TATUM Cleveland, Miss. JERRY TAYLOR Greenville, Miss. BETTY TEDFORD Batesville, Miss. BOB TIBBS Hushpuckena, Miss. MARIE WACHTER Merigold, Miss. CHARLES WADE Greenville, Miss. MARTHA WARFIELD Gunnison, Miss. JIMMIE WELLS Grenada, Miss. MARTHA WEST Duncan, Miss. JANE WILLIAMS Greenville, Miss. OTHO WILLIAMS Boyle, Miss. CLYDE WILSON Greenville, Miss. BURT WILSON Cleveland, Miss. TERRY WILSON Cleveland, Miss. 7 e6j£ wtett CLAUDE WOODALL JR. Clarksdale, Miss. ALLIE ANN WOOD Greenville, Miss. LAVERNE WOODS Lorenzen, Miss. VIRGINIA WORTHINGTON Greenville, Miss. DOROTHY YATES Falpner, Miss. NOT PICTURED Initiation HAROLD ADAMS WILLIAM BANDY GLORIA BREAZEALE JANE CARLISLE NELLIE CARPENTER LYNCH COCHRAN CURTIS FOSTER FRED FREDERICK ROBERT HAIK HENRY JOE FRANK KING ROBERT McMINN ANDRE EARL McNEIL juanita McMillan lady jane parker evelyn redditt billy reynolds freddie schlatter glenn thomas clyde wade ._. bobby warren Greenville, Miss Columbus, Miss. Belzoni, Miss. Cary, Miss. Indianola, Miss. Merigold, Miss. Coahoma, Miss. Cleveland, Miss. Greenville, Miss. Merigold, Miss. West Helena, Ark. West Helena, Ark. Cleveland, Miss. Dublin, Miss. Inverness, Miss. Pace, Miss. Cleveland, Miss. Shaw, Miss. Woodville. Miss. Cleveland, Miss. Shaw, Miss. Features ?.5 tt ANNIVER5. CAROLYN ABRAHAM Miss D. S. T. C. u 1 PAUL (BUZZ) ANDERSON Mr. D. S. T. C. WHO ' S WHO . . . Among Students in American Universities and Colleges CAROLYN ABRAHAM IfT MARTIN KING PAUL ANDERSON LUCILLE OAKS HARMON BOGGS LESTER McKINNEY KAY POE LIBA POE PATSY THRASH These students have been recommended by the college to receive recog- nition for their accomplishments on the campus. As an honor to those meet- ing the requirements, they will appear in the publication of WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. - ™ MISS JOSEPHINE BARNETT Most Beautiful MISS LOUISE BROOKS Beauty MISS ROXIE GRIFFIN Beauty BETTY WIGGINS POWELL (MRS.) Beauty v .— « ' Hl J JIMMY FULLILOVE Most Handsome . . DELTA STATE ' S CORINNE LEWIS LIBA POE FAVORITES . MARGUERITE TURNER KAY POE . . . DELTA STATE ' S JIMMY BELLIPANNI CARL COOPER 4 tzz£ FAVORITES . . . CHARLIE GUYNES WOODSON EARLE PATSY THRASH Most Versatile Girl MILLS ROGERS Most Versatile Boy WHO ' S WHO JO GIBSON ANDERSON Most Intellectual Girl JOHN BASKIN Most Intellectual Boy GLADYS QUINN Best Dressed Girl MARTIN KING Best Dressed Boy WHO ' S WHO JEAN HORNER Most Popular Girl Athlete HARMON BOGGS Most Popular Boy Athlete BETTY IO THORNTON Wittiest Girl PRENTISS WEBB Wittiest Boy WHO ' S WHO MARY EVELYN ENGLAND Most Typical Freshman Girl GENE CRAVEN Most Typical Freshman Boy Organizations 25 ANNIVERS STUDENT f MEN ' S HONOR COUNCIL Paul Anderson Bobby Bonds Harmon Boggs Vance Brown Granville Carroll A. C. Dalton Woodson Earle Joe Frazier Osborne Guion Lester McKinney Alton Ricks Harris Terry Bob Tibbs Mr. Martin Abbott President Senior Representative Civic Chairman, G.I. 2 Civic Chairman, G.I. 1 House Chairman, Hardee Hall Town Representative Treasurer Junior Representative House Chairman, G.I. II Vice-President House Chairman, G.I. I Civic Chairman, Hardee Hall Freshman Representative Dean of Men GOVERNMENT WOMEN ' S HONOR COUNCIL Carolyn Abraham Secretary Student Government Mary Bullen Freshman Representative Louise Calvert Junior Representative Louise Dickson House Chairman, Taylor Hall Mary Evelyn England House Chairman, Ward Hall Laura James Civic Chairman, Cleveland Hall Beth Johnson Civic Chairman, Taylor Hall Mimi McCoy Civic Chairman, Ward Hall Lucille Oaks Town Representative, V. Pres. Patsy Thrash Senior Representative, Pres. Annie Jo Turner Sophomore Representative Nancy White House Chairman, Cleveland Hall NOT PICTURED Miss Nell Lawler, Sponsor Mrs. Jeff Miller, Advisor Mrs. Dora Tyer, Advisor A MISS DFTTA Tuesday, November 8. ] ho ' s Who In Ar Students, riivar Com. By Miss V IHfcson (Correspondent Foi commercial Appeal) jculty, students, and alumni of the Delta State Teache :presented on the program at 2:30 Sunday, Nov. 6, ' lantation marker was erected on Highway 1 one an ith of Beulali in Bolivar Count} ' . representatives were Dr. Kethley, president of the Mr. Wirt Alfred Williams, the Department of Social 3 at ttte College and mem- the Historical Commission; D. McCain of Jackson, of the Historical Com- and Director of the De- t of Archives in Mlsslssip- former president of the te Teachers College Alu- ;ociation; and the Delta achers College Green and nd under the direction frect x etilali Abrr Mel jci i nif News Not Kenneth Sissell, pre the senior class, annoi the regular monthly the seniors will be held 17 at 7:30 p. m. in t auditorium. The com committee will give a report on graduation day procedure, the class colors will be selected, and discussions will be held on a me- morium for the school. All mem- bers are urged to attend. — o — student assembly will be held ember 14, at 10:00 in the 3m Auditorium. Tentative is of the program consist of ouncements of who ' s who, mu- and holidays. inal payment f r meal ttckete BELL CHOSE BUREAU [Y QUEEN r ce Bell, a 19 year i «t Delta State, has Cotton Queen of ounty. She is the Mr. and Mrs. C. M. li. U represent Humph- n the State Farmer ' s nd Queen contest at a Home Economics major with nine years of 4-H ex- perience. She has won first place in dress Continued on page 4 , Boggs, :, Liba P Plans Sei Nov. Mee THIS WEEK ' S INDEX Page Two: Clubs, Activities, Churches Picture of Pep Rally Visiting Bands Page Throe: Dormitory News A series of meetings of ley Foundation has been ced by Miss Gwendolyn director of the foundat first meeting was held 1 third in the little cha] Honorable William H spoke on the Social Cre« Methodist Church. His s eluded Methodist ideas ing labor, race relations sal belief, recreational and religious productivit; On the tenth the Newi and the Wesley Founds meet together. Father wiH talk on the Beliefs Mi DELTA THE STAFF Editor Evelyn Business Manager Martin Circulation Manager and Cartoonist Tim Walkci Sports Editor „ __,„_ Dcm Spa} Jfhotographen „ Stewart Hough, David Jonei Sponsor , Mr. W. H. Oerfifyaj Staff writers: Mary Thomas Den HL June Carlisle, Frank rwfr-g- Oteo AfttgM, Sassy House, Toe Pram , fiaana TPwry, Oatenc fcsAd, Bex Bingham, MIMretf BathMfnnt Jsw Swwa, Staea Haaf. Qj Wade. Hd HoeL tutor Thrash. Louise Cnlrart. Gad THE BROOM STAFF Assistant Editor Nancy White Assistant Business Manager Mills Rogers Senior Editor Jo Barnett Junior Editor Frank John Loyacono Sophomore Editor Sarah Lawrence Freshman Editor Jane Brown Activities Editor Louise Calvert Athletic Editor Je an Horner Photographers Sumner Glascow. Pat Reynolds. Ann Hollingsworth Art Editors John White Valentine, Tim Walker. Carl Cooper Sponsor Dr. Doxie Dexter NOT PICTURED Athletic Editor Don T Sp 7 Photographer Stuar t Hough Art Editor Morris King Thompson [3 •B.J. BAND Director E. L. CROSS %Wf4 T .f.«f:Jfe OFFICERS President Jimmie Fullilove Vice-President Bill Thompson Secretary-Treasurer Mary Margaret Williamson MEMBERS Parade Betty Jean Arnold Tony Alexander Doris Avant Sammy Billingsley Betty Blaylock Don Boyd Joyce Carraway Milton Chertow Shirley Davidson Joseph Elliott Billy Estes Sarah Evans Robert Franks Jimmie Fullilove Winston Graye James Hadley Eugene Hajj Margaret Hammons Betty Hazzard Ann Hollingsworth Jean Knighten Earl Lipo Glenn McCool Luther Medlin JoyeAnne Peeples Robert Partlow Don Rogers Sarah Scogins Ted Shepherd Charlie Sinclair Helen Sinclair Jeanne Smith J. W. Starnes, Jr. Billye Sturdivant Jerry Taylor Ralph Taylor James William Thompson Betty Jo Thornton Mary Laurie Turner Jane Williams Mary Margaret Williamson The Band DELTA SINGERS Louise Brooks Gene Craven Mary Wanda Forbes Robert Bert Franks Josephine Garner Betty Jean Geddie Margie Hall Otto Hall Gwendolyn Harrington Elsie Hart Arabelle Hawk Joy Anne Hearn Michael Hajj Helen James MEMBERS Laura Jean James Jean Knighten Harvey Guy Lassiter Mary Dean Lewis Frank John Loyacono Clinton Luckett Bebe Jo Mobley Mary Lucille Oaks Janie Patterson Joyanne Peeples Liba Poe Betty Wiggins Powell Robert Pruitt Gladys Quinn J. H. Quinn, Jr. James Roberts Joe Roberts Harold Savell Bonnie Sharp Willie Ruth Spencer June Tatum Annette Tapp Harris Terry James Townsend Mary Laurie Turner Martha Wariield Alyce West Terry Wilson DIRECTED BY DR. JOHN PAUL JONES Association For Childhood Education International OFFICERS President Ann Hollingsworth Vice-President Louise Calvert Secretary-Treas. Liba Poe Historian Betty Alford Sponsors Dr. Fickes; Dr. Young; Misses Cain, Ward; Mesdames Hale, Turner, Hol- lingsworth, Chadwick. Dorothy Abel Marie Adcock Betty Allord Peggy Allison Lillie R. Bennett Bettie Bibb Billie Brannon Louise Calvert Dorothy Camp Mary Clearman Virginia Conn Mary Sue Cromer Margaret Cummins Louise Dickson Zola Early Ruth English Betty Geddie Nettie Gerald Joyce Gibson Carolyn Harris Mary Heflin Joyce Hinton Mary Louise Hobart Ann Hollingsworth Ann Hubbard Wadfur Isom MEMBERS Ruth Lusk Emily Mayhall Ruby Milan Bebe Jo Mobley Virginia Mobley Jeanette Moore Mr. W. L. Moore Virginia Moore Mattie Mae McClain Hazel Nevel Josephine Papa Liba Poe Rosie Porter Betty Zane Pryor Gladys Quinn Mary Nell Reeder Vivian Rickels Leanora Rogers Betty Smith Willie Ruth Spencer Marianne Strickland Stella Taylor Laverne Tibbs Mary Lois Turner Mary Jeannette West Martha West Jeannine White Dr. Fickes Mrs. Tyer Mrs. Keesler Mrs. Gardiner Mrs. Chadwick Erba Nevel Kate Mansker Robbie Harrison Mrs. Birdie Hale Miss Maud Cain Miss Frances Ware Nancy White NOT PICTURED Barbara Dickey Jo Ann Johnson Dr. Young Mr. Oaks Mrs. Sadie Hollingsworth Mrs. Mary Turner LITERARY FESTIVAL WINNERS isVv. 9 1 atoes Miss Evelyn Hammett Advisor Kay Poe. 1947. ' 49 Howard Alford. 1949 12 «0?A I94Q « ' ... i I949 French Club Le Cercle Francais OFFICERS President Bobby Bonds Vice-President Lucille Oaks Secretary Ruth Helen Greenlee Treasurer Bill Lorance Sponsor Dr. Doxie Dexter Officers with Merci Gift. MEMBERS John Bryant Bobby Bonds Joyce Cork Ruth Helen Greenl ee Raymond Horton Ann Johnson Beth Johnson Arthur Lindsey, Jr. George Lipe Clinton Luckett Clifton Mclnnis Lila Mae Nabors William Lorance Lucille Oaks Robert Payne Mills Rogers Charlie Sinclair Evelyn Stallings Ralph Taylor Patsy Thrash Charles Wade Josef Walper Dr. Doxie Dexter NOT PICTURED Frank Moore Buchanan Robert Mancill George Thompson Bobby Warren SPANISH CLUB Los Amigos OFFICERS President Celso Artigas Vice-President Lou Helen Engelbrechten Secretary Evelyn Stallings Treasurer John House Sponsor Dr. Doxie Dexter OFFICERS JUL. ' L mm. ■PL MEMBERS Carolyn Abraham Celso Artigas Lou Helen Engelbrechten John House Frances Junov Charles Mangum Cathron McMahen o John P. Pichetto tifa Kathyrn Poe Dorothy Ramsay Evelyn Ann Stallings John Taylor John White Valentine W + Joe Wun ' v Dr. Doxie Dexter A,fc NOT PICTURED Ann Johnson DELTA PLAYHOUSE OFFICERS President Patsy Thrash Vice-President Carolyn Abraham Secretary-Treasurer Mildred Rutherford Historian Ruth Barkemeyer Chairman of Play-Reading Committee Kay Poe Sponsor Miss Ruth Williams MEMBERS Carolyn Abraham Ruth Barkemeyer Louise Calvert Mary Sue Cromer Billy Estes Winston Gray Barbara Hogue Ann Hollingsworth C. W. Hubbard Joyanne Peeples Kay Poe Mildred Rutherford Percy Stephen Ralph Taylor Harris Terry Patsy Thrash ALPHA PSI OMEGA ALPHA PSI OMEGA is the only Greek letter fraternity on the Delta State campus. It is a national honorary dramatic organization established for the purpose of furthering dramatic interests. Members of Delta Playhouse who meet specified requirements are eligible for membership in the Delta State chapter, Zeta Epsilon. MEMBERS Patsy Thrash Walter N. Gardiner H. L. Nowell Jesse White Ruth Williams Evelyn Hammett, Sponsor PLEDGES TO DELTA PLAYHOUSE Bill Ainsworth Mary King Bullen Charles Cockerham Shirley Davidson Sim Dulaney Mary Evelyn England James Gorman Elsie Hart Billy Jo Harding Gwendolyn Harrington David S. Jones Martin King Jean Knighten Fay Massey Clifton McLnnes, Jr. Buddy Muirhead Eloise Stratton Jean Smith Marguerite Turner Cherry Ann Walker Alyce West Ashley White Jerry Yoste NOT PICTURED Jewel Abel Frances Percy Erwin la Liik a v. .-Vi; INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Bill Ainsworth John Baskin Jane Brown Frances Ferracci Mary Catherine Gunn Barbara Hogue Cile Johnson Guy Lassiter MEMBERS Donald McCrory Clifton Mclnnis. Jr. Virginia Mobley Bill Morris Elizabeth Ormand Charles Owen Buddy Payne Mildred Rutherford Cecil Sharp James Townsend Joe Walper Martin Abbott, Sponsor NOT PICTURED Charles N. Patterson OFFICERS President JACK BARTELL Vice-President JANE BLAIN Secretary Treasurer YVONNE BISHOP GUY LASSITER SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS President Bill Cox Vice-President Mills Rogers Secretary Sarah Lawrence Treasurer James Bullock Membership Chairman Mary Louise Johns Reporters Carl Cooper, Billy Lorrance Sponsor Dr. R. L. Caylor MEMBERS Bobby Bonds James Gorman Annie Lee Norwood John Bryant Rene Ham John Pichetto James Bullock L. C. Henson Mills Rogers John Richard Caylor Dewell Hewlett Charles Sinclair Harry Childress Lewis Joh nson Milton Strickland Carl Cooper Mary Louise Johns Dr. R. L. Caylor Joyce Cork Sarah Lawrence Bill Cox A. W. Lindsey NOT PICTURED Margie Everett Billy Lorrance Kathryn Lee Bradford B. G. Garrison Newberry Brown i Ho DELHECONS me Economics Majors Club President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporters Sponsors Elizabeth A. Allen Betty Jean Arnold Lurline Beck Bettye Boyd Ruth Branscomb Darcus Britt Mary Bullen Charlsie Campbell Ruth Carroll Thelma Castleman Nell Clement OFFICERS Betty Jean Arnold Hilda Crowell Frances Holland Patricia Wilhams Betty Boyd, Mavis Harpole Miss Eleanor Wilson, Miss Dorothy James MEMBERS Catherine Cole Hilda Crowell Ruth Ann Ellis Mae Evelyn England Mary Ruth Handley Mavis Harpole Elsie Hart Fay Heliums Frances Holland Alice Kealhoier Edith King Nell Langdon Lillian Love Edith Moore Annette Mortimer Margaret McWilliams Patricia Williams Mary Margaret Williamson Dorothy Yates Miss Eleanor Wilson Mrs. Mary James Blakeman NOT PICTURED Jewel Abel Eloise Abel Velma Hamilton Lorraine Heath Jewell McGinty Dorothy Tennin Miss Dorothy James FRESHMAN Charlie Harris Tootsie England INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Team Representatives JUNIORS Kate Green Jim Peterson SOPHOMORES Jean Horner E. McKeithen SPONSORS Forest Wyatt Lynn Goodman SENIORS Frances Ferraci Frank Cockran CHAIRMEN Billy Ray Hodges Harmon Boggs MODERN DANCE CLUB OFFICERS Eloise Stratton President Betty Jean Arnold V.-President Joy Anne Hearn Sec.-Treas. Loretta Dyer Sponsor MEMBERS Betty Jean Arnold Jane Blain Mary Bullen Bill Byrd Geraldine Clemons Elain Davis Frances Ferracci Betty Geddie Winston Graye Joy Ann Hearn Carroll Manning Patsy Porter Harold Savell Helen Sinclair Eloise Stratton Betty Jo Thornton Louise Viner Horace White WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PJ President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Sponsors Margaret Bennett Nell Clement Geraldine Clemons Elaine Davis Mary Evelyn England Ann Farrish Frances Ferracci Roxie Griffin Mary Catherine Gunn Jean Horner Laura Jean James OFFICERS Frances Ferracci Kate Green Jean Horner Hazel Nevel Miss Ethel Cain, Miss Lynn Goodman MEMBERS Corrine Lewis Betty Jo Thornton Virginia Moore Marguerite Turner Ann Milan Louise Viner Erba Nevel Ethel Cain Hazel Nevel Lynn Goodman Lucille Oaks Patsy Porter Margie Ryals NOT PICTURED Jeanne Smith Eloise Stratton Kate Green Marianne Strickland Emma Jean Bennett M CLUB OFFICERS Bill Durham President James Bellipanni Vice-President Don E. Spry Secretary Lester McKinney Treasurer Coaches Ricks, Chadwick and Wyatt Sponsors MEMBERS Claude Abel Walter Hollingsworth Fred Rosetti James Bellipanni H. T. Hughes Lawrence Stewart Harmon Boggs Ben Kiker James Tarzi Harry Bonner Martin King Taylor Tatum Frank Cochran David Lingle Darry Wade Tony Cintgran Jack Machell Coach Ricks John Dunaway Buddy Madden Coach Chadwick Bill Durham James Magers Coach Wyatt Woodson Earle J. C. McGuire George Fountain Lester McKinney NOT PICTURED Don Gibson Carlee Nevel Charles Graham Daniel O ' Rourke Bobby Barbour Tony Grezaffi Buddy Payne Frank Bufkin Osborne Guion Charles Guynes James Peterson Tye Rakestraw Allen Reaves Bryce Griffin James Kelly Ray Smith Billy R. Hodges Edwin Reed Don E. Spry John Hofmann Alton Ricks Morris K. Thompson liA 5 f fc ;==j ' tl i 7 Is i ft p Ui mi a l ' ' ••? Gf t ,3. ci ' - { r l '  ■? PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB OFFICERS President Eloise Stratton SPONSORS Vice-President Woodson Earle Miss Ethel Cain Secretary Marguerite Turner Mr. Forest Wyatt Treasurer James Peterson MEMBERS Ainsworth, William E. Dickey. Winfred Lindh. David Rakestraw, Tye Alderman, Johnny Dunaway, John B. Lewis. Corrine Reaves, Allen P. Bailey, Jack Earle, Woodson Lawrence, William K. Reed, Edwin Barrett, Bobby Easterwood, Thad Lingle, David Ricks, Alton Barrett, Robert Eugene Farrish, Ann Machell, Jack Ryals, Margie Bellipanni, Jimmie Ferracci, Frances Madden, Eli J. Seale, James H. Bevalaque, Dominic Funchess, Karl Malone, Alvin Savell, Harold Bennett, Emma Jean Garner, Frank Ray Mann, Billy Sowell, William Bennett, Margaret Gibson, Don Manning, Carrol M. Shipley, Beryl Boggs, Harmon Gallahar, Kendrick Mason, Jack Smith, Jeanne Box, Robert E. Graham, Charles Medders, Clarence Spradling, Ivy D. Brewer, James W. Grezafh, Antonio Medley, Carl Stewart, Lawrence Brown, Vance Gunn, Mary Catherine Milam, Ann Stratton, Eloise Busby. Morris Lee Guynes, Charles Morris, William Strickland, Louise Byrd, Bill Harris, Charley Amos McGuire, J. C. Tatum, Taylor Carpenter, Leroy E. Harpole, Wilburn McKinney, Lester Thornton, Betty Jo Cintgran, Anthony Helms, Ruth Nevel, Carlee Turner, Marguerite Chambliss, Hugh W. Hodges, Billy Ray Norwood, Glenn Viner, Louise Clemons, Geraldine Hollingsworth, Walter Phillips, Harry Walker, Hugh Ellis Cockrell, Richard Hooks, John Panetti, Joseph Wilkerson, George Cochran, Frank Horner, Jean Parker, Sam Williams, Bill D. Cooper, Carl Hughes, Henry Porter, Patsy Wilson, Clyde P. Cowsert, Charles G. Jennings, James E. Pruitt, Robert James Woodall, Claude O. Dabbs, Travis Kealhofer, John Quinn, Joseph H. Miss Ethel Cain Davis, Elaine Mr. Forest Wyatt ,. Q (5 o. o re | c % -1 Q P- £ Its , cs, £f O, o. W f . lT?.fc £i CS d o q m  a ct a, a. (i si i ;q 5 51 g • , l T !?, fi| ?V O INTER-FAITH COUNCIL OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Advisor Danlorth Representative Louise Calvert John A. House Corrine Lewis Dr. A. L. Young Mr. Henry Jacob Louise Calvert Corrine Lewis Patsy Thrash Virginia Conn Frank John Loyacano Jerry Yoste Louise Dickson Clifton Mclnnis Gwen Arbuckle Mary Wanda Forbes Mills Rogers Otto Hall Mildred Rutherford NOT PICTURED John House Rev. Roy Isbell The purpose of this group is several fold: (1) To carry out the Daniorth Foundation idea of an informal fellowship for students of various faiths; (2) to promote better relations among the various denominations on the campus; (3) to select a delegate to the American Youth Foundation camp at Camp Miniwanca, near Shelby, Michigan; (4) to sponsor vespers on the campus; (5) to integrate the influence of campus faiths in selecting speakers for Religious Emphasis Week on the campus each year. A BAPTIST STUDENT UNION iitj ..Afi; k- fe, k COUNCIL President Mary Wanda Forbes Vice-President L. C. Henson Secretary Betty Boyd Treasurer A. C. Dalton Social Vice-President Josephine Barnett Devotional Vice-President Corrine Lewis Publication Director Jimmy Breland Methodist Representative Carl Cpoper Sunday School Representative Ruth Barkemeyer Training Union Representative Gwendolyn Harrington Y. W. A. Representative Frances Holland Publicity Directors Mattie Mae McClain. Ruth Helen Greenlee Faculty Advisor Mr. Henry J. Jacob NOT PICTURED BSU Secretary Ro Y Isbell Pastor Advisor Dr. Charles Treadway Leaving for BSU convention Y. W. A. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Program Chairman Publicity Chairman Social Chairman Frances Holland Vivian Ricldes Mary Ann Heflin Gladys Quinn Betty Boyd Ashley White Ruth English SPONSORS Mrs. R. Allen Mrs. Willbanks Barnett, Josephine Bell, Laquita Bishop, Yvonne Boyd, Betty Crowell, Hilda Cummings, Margaret England, May Evelyn English, Ruth Forbes, Mary Wanda MEMBERS Harding, Billie lo Harpole, Mavis Harrington, Gwendolyn Heflin, Mary Ann Holley, Joy Holland, Frances Hubbard, Ann James, Laura James, Helen Mayhall, Emily Milam, Ruby Rickles, Vivian Tedford, Betty Jo Turner, Annie Jo White, Ashley Stevens, Louise Quinn, Gladys WESLEY FOUNDATION THE WESLEY FOUNDATION is a Christian campus organization. Member- ship includes all Methodist students. The program seeks to meet social, mental, moral, and spiritual needs of students. The local organization is in its third year and is actively affiliated with both State and National Methodist Student Movement. LOUISE DICKSON President COUNCIL Vice-President Ralphine Thompson Secretary Barbara Hogue Treasurer Nancy White Membership Chairman Victor Blair Inter-Faith Council Representative John House Deputations Chairman Emory McKeithen Editor THE WHEEL Cathron McMahen Publications Chairman Fay Massey Music Chairman Elizabeth Osoinach Publicity Chairman Charles Patterson BSU Representative Alton Ricks Social Action Chairman Charlie Sinclair World Affairs Chairman Kenneth Sissell Worship Chairman Mary Jeannette West Recreation Chairman Pat Williams GWENDOLYNE ARBUCKLE Director NATHAN HOUSE NEWMAN CLUB Secretary Gracie Guecio Treasurer Frances Ferraci Reporter Ann Johnson IFC Representative Frank J. Loyacono Celso Artigas Harry Barnes Robert Barrett Jimmy Bellipani Dominic Bevalaque Anthony Cintgran Catherine Cole Advisor: Father John Niemeyer MEMBERS James Gorman Tony Grezaffi John Gu erieri William Henry Halvor Hude Martin King Clinton Luckett Jack Machell Joe Panetti Josephine Papa John Pichetto Fred Rosetti Jimmy Tarzi Laveme Tibbs Robert Tibbs . W Cf O, f | PRESBYTERIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP President OTTO HALL Sponsor H. L. NOWELL Sec. -Treasurer I MILDRED RUTHERFORD Student Advisor LUCILLE OAKS Sponsor MISS AGNES CURTISS L 1 i ft Wm jgM Vice-President ■B NORWOOD BROWN MEMBERS Laquita Bell Martha Farr Billy Fuller Margie Hall Elsie Hart Arrabelle Hawk Mary Louise Johns Gwendolyn Martin Emogene Storey Betty Jo Thornton Alyce West NOT PICTURED Morris K. Thompson Mary Laurie Turner 25 tt ANNIVER5 a , - J « thter) ATHLETIC COMMITTEE SEATED: Dr. A. L. Young, Dr. Joe Farrar, R. L. Wiley. E. C. Padgett STANDING: Hugh Smith, Dr. L. A. Bass E. B. CHADWICK Athletic Director and Football Coach FOREST E. WYATT Physical Education Director JOHN R. RICKS Basketball Coach HOMECOMING QUEENS Mary Laurie Turner Louise Brooks Jo Barnett M CLUB H| r $ HScflr ssfll Wm DON SPRY JAMES BELLIPANNI Trainer HARRY BONNER Assistant Manager HARRY BARNES Assistant Manager LAWRENCE STEWART (Senior Manager) w f t ; nf-7 135 n s |23 $6 f 2 ? ri 21 44 34 33 25 og 43 13 ap J 1 949 - 50 FOOTBALL TEAM -.,. «mm . - - K -a r OFFICIAL FOOTBALL RESULTS Delta State 20 Delta State 13 Delta State Delta State Delta State 6 Delta State Delta State Delta State Delta State 21 12 46 19 Arkansas A M 6 Mississippi Southern Livingston Alabama Memphis State 20 7 47 Arkansas State 7 Southeastern Oklahoma Western Kentucky State University of Tampa Southeastern Louisiana 19 7 7 7 Johnny Alderman Dominic Bevalaque Jack Bailey Victor Blair Bobby Barrett John Brewer Bobby Barrett Frank Bufkin 1?) ]  i l h jL (3 Pi ■ 4K? t! m m • ' Hugh Chambliss Tony Grezaffi f n fh Bill Durham Bryce Griffis i 0 . % Woodson Earle Wilbur Harpole George Fountain John Hoffman HIGHLIGHTS OF 1949 The grid fortunes of Delta State in the fall of ' 49 will be long remembered as one of the finest produced in the college ' s history. The Statesmen had a record of five victories and four defeats and an over-abundance of hustle and endurance. The coaching was superb, and the backing the student body gave the Greenies was superlative all through the season. Opening their season in mid-September. Delta State defeated the Arkan- sas A M Aggies 20 to 6 on the turf at Delta Stadium. Bobby Barbour. Tony Grezaffi. and Charles Graham scored the touchdowns for the Green and White Bill Sugar Durham was responsible for Delta ' s win with his expert quarterbacking and sound football principles that were employed in whipping ,he Kfssippi Southern won over our beloved Statesmen at Hattiesburg a week later but not before the Deltan ' s scared the day-lights out of the South- erners for three and a half quarters. The game ended 20 to 13. but the out- manned Greenies never gave up and were in there pitching right up to the final gun. Bill Durham scored a t.d. in the early minutes of the second quarter, and Claude Woodall. freshman, tied the game late in the third quarter. Southern used the two platoon system, which was the determining factor that led to Delta ' s first loss of the season. Perhaps, over-confidence was the sole reason the Statesmen suffered their second defeat at Livingston. Alabama, the next Saturday. The Alabama eleven used one pass play and that was good enough to win. Delta s big line (considered the biggest in the school ' s history) pushed the Livingston eleven all over the field, but failed to produce the necessary touchdowns to win the game. Walter Hollingsworth Kenneth Lawrence I: Bob Howell David Lindh -— -=- yt) H. G. Hughes David Lingle James Kelly George Lipe ■M ■ ' s fM m - T ii .;,. ' T pV|  •O vS Buddy Madden Edwin Reed James Magers Bill Sowell c=si Jimmy Peterson Ray Smith Bobby Pruitt Louis Strickland HIGHLIGHTS OF 1949 Memphis State ' s team, which is considered by many as the finest small college team in the mid-south, rolled over the Deltan ' s 47 to in their quest for national ranking. The Deltan ' s fought hard, but superior odds were too great at Crump Stadium, and the Tigers eventually went on to win the remainder of their games. Darry Wade, halfback, was the outstanding back for the Delta Staters in that game. Delta ' s Homecoming was spoiled by Arkansas State two weeks later, when the Indians defeated the Greenies 7 to G. Bill Durham scored the lone touchdown in the first half. Arkansas came back late in the final canto to tally and boot the extra point deciding the game. Delta ' s only intersectional clash of the year brought Southeastern Okla- homa to Cleveland, and this time. Delta found winning to be sweet, with a 21 to 19 victory. Halfback Bill Sowell scored the first touchdown early in the game, followed by Tony Grezaffi ' s end run from five yards out. Delta scored their third touchdown late in the second period when Bill Durham ran 70 yards, before being stopped short of the goal at the two-yard line. On the next play Durham scored over center. Tony Grezaffi converted the extra points. Western Kentucky ' s Homecoming was dealt a mean blow by the ram- paging Greenies the next Saturday afternoon at Bowling Green. Realizing that victory can be sweet the Statesmen chalked up their first touchdown in the initial period, sending Claude Woodall across, then after Western went ahead in the second quarter. Bill Durham struck through the air, and found Charles Graham open. The rangy lad scored, standing up, bringing victory to Delta State. ... ) 1 Taylor Tatum Otis Watson Hugh Ellis Walker Clyde Wilson Darry Wade George Wilkinson Claude Woodall HIGHLIGHTS OF 1949 Delta continued its torrid pace, and returned home to meet the Tampa Spartans. The Greenies ran up their highest score of the year dousing the visitors, rudely, 46 to 7. Freshman, Dominic Bevalaque, proved the hero of that game when he scored three touchdowns, all by pass receptions. Bobby Barbour, Ed Reed. Tony Grezaffi, and Darry Wade all tallied for the States- men. The line was at its peak in cutting down Tampa backs before they were able to gain momentum. David Lingle, Jack Machell, James Magers, Hugh Chambliss, Frank Bufkin, Otis Watson, David Lindh and John Brewer were all shining examples for the Green and White as they won their fourth victory of the year. Coach Gene Chadwick ' s green-clad warriors climaxed their 1949 season against Southeastern Louisiana two days before Thanksgiving at Delta Stadium. The Lions had previously met L. S. U. and Tulane and were heavy favorites to drive the Greenies into the ground. The Statesmen had other plans, however, and promptly set the Lions down with a 19 to 7 defeat. Darry Wade was the chief scorer, hitting pay dirt twice, while Bill Durham scored the other tally. Again the line was outstanding. Bobby Barbour led the grad- uating seniors, who numbered eleven, into their final game. Those who leave the Delta fold are: Tony Grezaffi, Bill Durham, Taylor Tatum, Darry Wade, Wilbur Harpole, James Magers, Charles Graham, Henry Hughes. Buddy Madden, and Walter Hollingsworth. The 1949 season at Delta State was a great one which will r e m a i n i n the hearts of every member that wore the Green and White. $ ' i BACK ROW (1-r): Ricks, Cochran, Shipley, Medley, Garner, Boggs, Morris, Hodges, Reaves. FRONT ROW (1-r): Barrett, Busby, McKinney, Rakestraw, Guynes, Ricks, Brown. BASKETBALL 1949-50 Official Results Arkansas A. M. Murray State Ky Florence Ala. State Loyola University (N. O.) Southeastern Oklahoma Southeastern Oklahoma Union University Austin Peay State Austin Peay State Arkansas State Southwestern (Memphis) Union University Murray State Memphis State Memphis State Arkansas State Mississippi Southern Mississippi Southern Keesler Field Spring Hill Spring Hill 33 Delta State 70 49 Delta State 50 49 Delta State 61 49 Delta State 66 37 Delta State 55 37 Delta State 64 35 Delta State 50 50 Delta State 58 57 Delta State 74 52 Delta State 58 49 Delta State 48 42 Delta State 55 58 Delta State 48 66 Delta State 75 58 Delta State 67 58 Delta State 46 52 Delta State 47 47 Delta State 73 56 Delta State 85 56 Delta State 58 53 Delta State 58 ACTION! LESTER McKINNEY FRANK COCHRAN - V 1 ■ H Sj m 1 . ' ■•■■ ' ■- ' ■ ' . :.. ' ■: :; -. A| AjJH .-. J !?• . 5i 5; . m? Tye Rakestraw Carl Medley GREENIES IN ACTION Morris Lee Busby Frank Garner . i sfc is x BBNI Wlt yiHm sKf A i m ' mm E %k t VH Alton Ricks Harmon Boggs GREENIES IN ACTION Charlie Guynes Robert H. Barrett Vance Brown Billy Ray Hodges GREENIES IN ACTION Beryl Shipley Bill Morris f m ACTION! mi I 1 , J [J I 1 ij ' „4t r i i • l bHHI ■ h SPRING SPORTS Baseball Tenni; I SPRING PAGEANT, 1949 One World WATER PAGEANT .. . SUMMER, 1949 Life In the Water GIRLS ' TUMBLING GROUP MODERN DANCE GROUP ii. t - -% TUMBLING SOFTBALL BASKETBALL WOMEN ' S ATHLETICS . . . STUDENT COACHES ARCHERY TUMBLING w— l Campus Life 25 ANNIVERS 1. L. A. and Ann 2. Willie Ruth and Harold 3. Bobby and B. J. 4. Fay and Red 5. Anne and Don 6. Bobby and Mary Laurie 7. Patsy and Jim 8. Caro and Johnny 9. Bunny and H. T. 1. Rex Gwen 2. Mills Pat 3. Lil Mole 4. Joy Ann ? 5. Stratton Hugh 6. Betty Sue S B. L. 7. Hal S Nancy 8. Granville Evelyn 9. Bob Sis 1. Funny, huh? 2. Family portrait. 3. Sunning. 4. Coming or going? 5. The thinker. 6. Smile, please! 7. Tye Jane 8. My, My! 9. Pepsodent smiles. 1. Some gal! 2. Yea, Green, Yea, White! 3. Venus??? 4. Hubba. hubba! 5. Tell us, too. 6. Homecoming parades. 7. Just waiting. 8. Briefing. 9. Line up, please. 10. Here they come! 11. Queens on parade. 12. Junior float. 1. On parbde. 2. There ' s one in every crowd. 3. Doc 4. Rah, rah, rah! 5. It ' s a hard life, boys. G. New student, maybe? 7. Duchess — and her best beau. 8. Time out for home life. 9. Anticipation. 1. . . . all the children. 2. Corny . . . but cute! 3. Now let me see . . . 4. Don ' t just stand there! G. What ' s so funny? 7. Mr. Allen. 8. Don ' t mind us — go right ahead! 9. Homer, Susi e, Hugh 10. Delta Council Day 11. Pep rally. Making our life there . . . 1. Swingtime. 2. At ease, please. 3. Now, chillun . . 4. Visions of sugar plums. 5. Sum (mer) fun. G. Rehearsal time. 7. Between classes. 8. Cassity Kids. 9. Brains, too. 10. Sock-her. something to treasure . . . 1. Camera catch. 2. Trio Time. 3. Happy days. 4. Anybody hungry? 5. Mr. Williams. 6. Behind bars. 7. Freshies. 8. Just Wun. 9. That ' s Abbott all. folks! 1. The Winners! 5. Tell ' em, Tootsie. 6. A hair-razing affair 8. Yes? 9. ? ? ? 10. Lonesome sing the praises . 8. Surprised? 10. Don ' t say you 11. You ' re out. 9. What IS it? weren ' t warned! 12. Specimens, maybe? 1. In the Demonstration School. 2. Aren ' t they cute? 3. Dr. Mrs. Elementary Dept. ' 4. No smile. Glen? 6. Miss Ward . . . 7. Hard-workers. 8. Miss Alford S company. 9. Children will be children. 10. School time. 4. Poor fellows . . . 5. Science building-to-be. 6. Going to a party? 8. Jump, ple-eze. 7. I love to talk ... 9. Happy days. 1. Deah, deah! 2. That 10-minute break. 3. Freshmen antics. 4. Holidays are here again. 5. Impossible! 6. Summer session. 7. All by myself . . 8. Charming . . . 9. Aerial view? 10. Mr. Sideways, himself. to our dear Alma Meter uJf 9. Preacher . 12. Aim high, girls. 14. A menu, please! 10. Full o ' fun. 13. Mercy! 15. Intramural council 1 1. Miss James. 1. Kindergarten at play. 2. Now, let me see . . . 3. Trailer City. 4. We-e-11. 5. The Padgetts. 6. Straight ' n tall. 7. Homeward bound. 8. And the attraction? 9. ' Way back when. 10. Gentle ladies. 1. Ward Hall— after 10:30 ' 2. Recital time. 3. Coop Margie. 4. Hello . . . 5. Spring has sprung. 6. The Boyds. 7. What say. Savell? 8. Miss Ethel Miss Maud Cain 9. Oooo-o-o, Look at me! 1. Elegant ladies. 2. Norman — in repose. 3. I ' m jealous — 4. Perfection. 5. Pop . 6. It ' s too late, Ot! 7. The Corns-at graduation 8. Oh. no, John! 9. Believe it? 10. Our own Dr. Young. Advertisements 25 ANNIVERS i  i i : MISSISSIPPI DELTA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE A Standard Four Year Institution for Higher Education Offering Equal Opportunities To Young Men and Women I ! 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CLEVE LAND, MISSISSIPPI Polar Kraft Ventilated Aluminum Awnings Compliments of CLEVELAND LAUNDRY CLEANERS CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI CITY SERVICE STATION Texaco Products Firestone Tires Phone 321 C. W. CAPPS And COMPANY COTTON SHIPPERS - DOMESTIC AND EXPORT Cleveland, Mississippi NELSON ' S FIRESTONE STORE QUALITY MERCHANDISE At Prices You Can Afford Cleveland, Mississippi FOR FINE FOODS BROCK ' S Cleveland, Mississippi Compliments Of BOB REDDING PONTIAC COMPANY PONTIAC CADILLAC SALES AND SERVICE Cleveland, Mississippi OWEN ' S DRUG STORE J. H. OWEN, Proprietor SUNDRIES PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 166 Delivery Cleveland, Mississippi SERVICE MOTOR COMPANY M. C. SIMPSON, Owner Cleveland, Mississippi Phone 382-W STUDEBAKER - SALES AND SERVICE Morgan And Lindsey 5c and 10c Store Stores of Courtesy Cleveland, Mississippi i Compliments of CITY BARBER SHOP Cleveland, Mississippi I ! i i J I J i i i Barbati Shoe Shop ! CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI i TETLOW ' S The Store for Men j CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI i PHONE 591 I. B. Delap Son Cotton Merchant CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI Jordan Seed Co. Wholesale and Retail Field and Garden Seed PURINA CHOWS — FARM SUPPLIES Western Auto Associate Store Home Owned by Marcel Davidow CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI Allen ' s College Grill and Grocery Phone 9123 CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI W. G. LOWERY Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds Repairing a Specialty CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI ODOM MOTORS PACKARD KELVINATOR CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI Fletcher F lowers 707-J CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI White ' s Grocery Highway 8 CLEVELAND MISSISSIPPI Electric Appliance Supply Co. SALES — GE — SERVICE CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI The Barbecue Inn 301 South Court CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI j COMPLIMENTS OF THE ESCUE CO. ' Everything for men ! 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