Delta State University - Broom Yearbook (Cleveland, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1960 volume:

Arctlives LD 1492 .D4 A2 1960 Ref 3 2277 00314 7325 ' ' ' O. ' irMl De fa Sfafe College Cleveland, Mississippi JUDY PALMER. Erfztor CAROLYN MILNER. Associate Editor JUAiNITA WOLFE, Business Manager F r w o r d Education moves ever forward with a keen eye on the future. Educated people move freedom forward. At Delta State College, we are educating today for an educated tomorrow. This annual is designed to help you re-live all the challenges, accomplishments and friendships at DSC. It would take several volumes, rather than this small one, to depict each event of the school term, 1959-60. Through the events recorded in this book, we hope the reader will be able to recall the pleasant emotions and the many experiences that we were not able to portray. The purpose of the 1960 BROOM is to keep alive the memories of the year by portraying some of the salient points of this school year. One can look through it, later in life, and recall the happy moments of his college year. As you look through the pages of this book, remember the first time you walked through the doorway to college life and be proud that you chose Delta State. Oh, Delta State, We cling to the Memories Dedication MRS. MILLER At the close of the Spring Quarter of 1959. three women retired from positions at Delta State College. These tliree have helped to mold the lives of many students and are representative of the students intellectual, physical and social growth. To: Miss Ethel Cain, Head of the Physical Education Department Miss Evelyn Hammett, Professor of English Mrs. Mary Miller, manager of the hookstore and Mill tlie contents of tlie 1960 BROOM are with love and sincere gratitude. dedicated. Administration and Faculty Classes Features Athletics Special Events Organizations Campus Life Advertisements ■iite; ' ' ' ■A ' i ■ • The campus is the heart of Deha State. Here walks the student down every ave- nue of college life— WORK . . . PLAY . . . STUDY . . . ACTIVITY . . . We Work In whatever the chosen field, hard work comes with the search for knowledse JVe Study liether in the Hormitory. Mill or Library. Delta State students study!! IFe Live mil jL I r ' f- Dorm life is a focal point on our campus. Here the students make their second home!! and We Relax Ji_l There ' s always a time for play and DSC students make the most of it!! THE HONORABLE, ROSS BARNETT Governor of Mississippi (V : ' h F a c u I t y DR. JAMES EWING President of Delta State College Dr. Ewing and Secretary, Miss Virginia Thompson, begin the day ' s work. 20 DR. THOMAS D. YOUNG Dean of Delta State College Dr. Young and his able Secretary, Miss Gladys Castle. MAC McRANEY Dean of Student Personnel MAE HAZZARD Secretary DAVE -BOO ' FERRIS Athletic Director and Assistant to the President HUGH C. SMITH Financial Secretary and Business Mana°;er H. L. NOWE LL Dean of Men and Uiretlur of Student Activities I NELL LAWLER. Dean of Women CAROLINE BELL, Student Assistant KATIE MAULDIN. Registrar SUE T. KING. Director of Admissions gk REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE ROCHELLE GREEN ALICE TURNER Student Assistants PEGGY JOAN STALLINGS BARBARA HARPOLE KEATS CARTWRIGHT CENTRAL DUPLICATING OFFICE MARGARET L. GARY FINANCIAL SECRETARY ' S OFFICE RAYMOND W. WRIGHT MARINE M. COLE Student Assistant CHARLENE SMITH 24 DEPARTMENT OF ART GRACE GAW DEI ' ARTMEXr OF LtXGUAGE • AD LITERATURE RALPH E. HITT WILLIAM L. FRANK CLYDE W. EICHEL. JR. THO. L S I). YOUNG NELL LAWLER CAROLE JOHNSON IRA JOHNSON DEPARTMEST OF SPEECH AND JOURNALISM RUTH M. WILLIAMS PAUL MATTOX ROBERT L. SIMONTON im DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC GEORGE E. MUNS, JR. ANNE REINERS NELL WYNN RALPH W. FRANKLIN BERTRAM DAVIS 25 DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE ROY LEE WILEY HENRY G. LUTRICK, JR. JESSE WHITE ROBERT A. CARLTON ROBERT M. GREENE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS ELEANOR BOYD WALTERS MELVIN WILSON DAVIS DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS JOHN C. GIBSON , JOHN YURKOW ARTHUR S. GIFFORD IRA C. CASTLES KATHRYN KEENER BETTY LYNN DONALD DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS VELMA S. HAMILTON MARY ANN OHARE BEULAH F. HESTER ALLENE McCORMICK DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, P.E., AND RECREATION HORACE McCOOL EUGENE B. CHADWICK FOREST E. WYATT JO ANN MOSIER -MARGARET WADE JOHN RAY RICKS DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCE IRBY ELLIS TIP HENRY ALLEN, JR. WILLIAM F. LaFORGE CAROL BRUMBY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION BIRDIE C. HALE JOE FARRAR DEWITT T. OAKS HENRY J. JACOBS MAC McRANEY MABEL BRISTER 28 l.lllR.tRY STAFF JONETTE SANFORll ELEANOR HARKINS VIRGINIA CONNORS ELIZABETH DAKIN MABEL BRISTER DORMITORY HOSTESSES OPAL COLLINS MARY CORLEY MARY JEFFREY RUBY CLARK ELIZABETH FLOYD 29 INFIRMARY PERSONNEL AND COLLEGE PHYSICIANS INETTA KLUTTS JO WRIGHT OSCAR E. RINGOLD WILLIAM D. FITZGERALD 30 Senior Class Senior Class Officers Right to Left: Bobby Hamblin, Presi- dent; Paul Baker, Vice President; An- nette Mills, Secretary; Allen Towery, Reporter; Jeanette Mills. Treasurer. 32 MYRTLE ABFXS Lexington B.S.E. I Home Economics) Transfer, Holmes Junior College; Delhecons; B.S.U. PEGGY ALEXANDER Vaughan B.S.E. (Mathematics) Transfer, Holmes Junior College; Wesley Founda- tion 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 1. RICHARD ALFORD Skene B.S.E. I Physical Education) Physical Education Majors ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 3. Dr PEGGY AMES B.S.E. I Home Economics) Transfer. University of Arkansas; Delhecons; Kappa Delta Pi 4. jJ lltiiitf 1 J o. fS Sen lors MIKE AMIS Conehatta B.S.E. (Social Science) Transfer, East Central Junior College. GEORGE H. ARENDALE Charleston B.S.E. ( Social Science) Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball; M Club 2, 3, President 4. PAUL BAKER Greenwood B.S. ( Business Administration) Tri B Club 1; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; M Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Class Favorite 2. EDWIN WESLEY BALLARD B.S. ( Business Administration) Shaw 33 LARRY BARRENTINE Drew B.S. (Mathematics) Class Officer 1; B.S.U. Council 2, 3, 4; Interfaith Council 2. 3, 4; Health Council 1, 2; Student Gov- ernment, Treasurer 2. Vice President 3, President 4: Chairman of President ' s Council. JIMMIE RUTH BARTON Indianola B.S.E. ( Home Economics) Delhecons 1, Vice President 2, President 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, President 4; Y.W.A. 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1; Miss Delta Staff 3; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4. FAITH BEADEL B.S. ( Business Administration) JO ANN BENNETT B.S.E. ( Elementary Education) Benoit Cleveland Seni ors YVONNE SMITHHART BENNETT Sunflower B.A. (English) Transfer, Sunflov er Junior College. DELONEY BI.YTHE Leighton, Alabama B.S. (Business Administration) Football 3. JAMES BOWMAN B.S. (Science) THOMAS BOYD B.S.E. (Biology) Transfer. University of Mississippi. 34 Areola Ecru IIFA ' RY BRAnSHAW B.S. iSi-it-nce) Foolball 2. THOMAS BRANNING B.S.E. (Science) Transfer, Sunflower Junior College. Lucedale Yazoo City TOMMY BROUSSARD B.S. (Mathematics) Newman Club. OPAL TURNER BROWN B.S.E. (Elementary Education) Cleveland Cleveland Seniors WILLIAM RICHARD BROWN, JR. B.S.E. ( Social Science) WILLIAM ROBERTS BROWN B.S. (Mathematics) MARY LEWISE BULLOCK B.S.E. ( Elementary Education) DARL BURNSIDE B.S.E. I Elementary Education) PAT BURRELL B.S.E. (English) Wesley 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4. Booneville Lexington, Ky. Greenville Shelby Goodman 35 Seni ors Durant BOBBY RAY CAIN B.S. (Science) JEFF ROSS CAPWELL, JR. B.M.E. (Music) Band 3, 4; Delta Singers 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; Men ' s Choir 3, 4. Fulton BOBBIE HARTHCOCK CARNATHAN Tchula B.S.E. (Elementary Education) DONNA NEWMAN CARR Cleveland B.S.E. (Physical Education) W.A.A. 3, 4. DALE BURT B.S.E. ( Physical Education) Football 1.2, 3, 4; M Club 3, 4. RUTH BYARS B.S.E. ( Business) Oakland Marks DOVIE ANN BYRD Clarksdale B.S.E. ( Elementary Education) Transfer. Sunflower Junior College; A.C.E. 3, 4; Y.W.A. 3. MARY BYRNES Carlisle B.S.E. ( Elementary Education) A.C.E. 3; Interfaith Council 3; Assistant Dormitory Hostess 3, 4. ROGER CARR B.S.E. I Physical Education) Football 2. 3, 4; M Club 3, 4. CAROLYN CARTER B.S.E. (Elementary Education) A.C.E.; Y.W.A. New Albany Philadelpliia RAYMOND CARTER B.S.E. (Social Science) Transfer. East Central Junior College. LYNN CHASSANIOL B.S. (Business) Transfer, M.S.C.W. Louisville Greenwood i Ci Seniors NADINE CLANTON B.S.E. ( Elementary Education) JOE CLARK B.S. (Business Administration) Transfer, Mississippi State University. B.S.E. (Art) Duck Hill Sha LARRY COLE Gunnison B.S. (Science) ROBERT COOPER Swiftown 37 Seniors JACKIE JOE DAVIS B.S. (Chemistry) Transfer, Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Drew Cleveland JOHN HALSEY DAVIS. JR. B.S.E. (Mathematics) Transfer. Holmes Junior College; Veterans ' Club 3, 4; Delta Singers 3, 4; Deltaires 2, 3. JIMMY DEAKLE Lucedale B.S.E. (Social Science) Transfer. University of Tennessee; M Club; Foot- ball. HESLEY DEAN Ackerman B.S.E. (Social Science) 38 RICHARD COWART B.S. I Business) Accounting Club. JIMMY CRAIG B.S.E. (Physical Education) Football; M ' -Club. Cleveland Morton GENE E. CRICK B.S. (Biology) ANN COTTON DAVIS B.S.E. ( Home Economics) Minter City Cleveland LEE DEAR Cleveland B.S. (Physics) Transfer, Millsaps College. DAVID EUBANKS DODD Sallis B.S. I Business! Transfer. University of Mississippi; Football 2. 3. 4; Outstanding Player 3; M Club. ELSIE IMYERS DRANE Cleveland B.S.E. I Elementary Education) Transfer. Blue Mountain College. ETHEL DYE Olive Branch B.S.E. ( Business Education I Transfer. Northwest Junior College; Wesley Foun- dation Council I: Kappa Delta Pi. Vice President 4; Pi Omega Pi 4. n || Li jl|i Seni ors JIMMY ELLIS B.S.E. (Social Science) Basketballs. 4; M Club 3. 4. JACK FAULKNER B.S.E. ( Science) Tupelo rtland Cleveland Lexington NICK FEDUCCIA B.S. (Mathematics) NITA FONVILLE B.S.E. (Physical Education) i Transfer, jfolmes Junior College; W.A.A. 3. Presi- dent 4: Physical Education Majors ' Club 3, 4; | Intramural Council 4. 39 JOSEPHINE FOTI Sumner B.S.E. (Physical Education) Women ' s Honor Council 1; Y.W.A. 2, 3; W.A.A. 1. 2, 3. 4: Physical Education Majors ' Club 1. 2, 3. President 4; B.S.U. Council 1, 2, 3; Health Council 2. 3: Dance Club 3, 4; Intramural Coun- cil 4. JO ANNE FOWLER B.S.E. I Business Administration) Cleveland RAY FREEMAN B.S.E. (History) BRUCE FRYFOGLE B.S.E. (Physical Education) Grenada Lucedale Seniors JOAN GATEWOOD Sharon B.S.E. ( Elementary Education ) Transfer, Holmes Junior College; A.C.E. 3, Presi- dent 4; Women ' s Honor Council 4; B.S.U. 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4. JAMES GIBSON Pre-Med. Clarksdale Boyle MARION GONG B.S.E. ( Elementary Education ) FRANCES GOZA GORDON Grenada B.S.E. ( Elementary Education ) B.S.U. 1. 2; Deha ' Belles 1, 2; Dance Club 1; Home- coming Maid 2: Class Officer 2. 40 EDWARD K. GORE Houston B.S. ( Biology I Transfer. University of Mississippi: Men ' s Honor Council. FORREST GOUDY Ripley B.S. I Business Administration) Transfer. Northeast Junior College: Wesley Foun- dation Council l. TROY C. GREER B.S.E. (Social Science! Football: M Club. Mendenhall Indianola ROBIN GRIFFIN B.M.E. I Music) Transfer. University of Mississippi; Deltones 2, 3. ■1: Delta Singers 2. 3. 4; Madrigal Singers 4; Canter- bury Club 4; Social Committee 4; Music Educators ' National Conference 2. 3. 4. State Vice President 3, 4; BROOM Staff 4. Seniors JAMES Bud GRIMMETT Cleveland B.S.E. (Social Science) Baseball: M Club. ANGIE HALE Gunnison B.S. (Mathematics) Delta Singers 2. 3: Deltones 1. 2. 3. 4: Fabulous Four 2. 3. 4; Miss Delta ' 3. Editor 4; Dance Club 3, 4: BROOM Staff 3: Class Officer 3; Beauty 3; Kappa Delta Pi 4: President ' s Council 4. BOBBY WAYNE HAMBLIN Booneville B.S.E. (English) Transfer. Northeast Junior College; Miss Delta 3. 4: Student Government Vice President 4; Class President 4: B.S.U. 3. 4. STEWART HAMMONS Greenwood B.S. (Pre-Med) JOAN HARRIS Hernando B.S.E. ( Business Education I Transfer Northwest Junior College; B.S.U. 3, 4; Y.W.A. 3. 4. C. B. HAWKINS. JR. B.S.E. (Social Science I Football 3; M Club 3, 4. Canton DAVID HEARN B.S. I Business I JUNE HELMS B.S.E. ( Elementary Education 1 B.S.U. Lexington Derma Seniors JACK HEMPHILL B.S.E. (Social Science) WADE HENSON B.S.E. ( Social Science ) Ackerman Weir Pontotoc Utica BOBBY HIGGINS B.S. ( Social Science) JOHN HINES B.S.E. ( Physical Education) Transfer. Copiah-Lincoln Junior College; Football 3, 4; M Club 3. 4: Physical Education Majors ' Club. WILLIAM -Bill HITCH Cleveland n.S.K. I Physical Lclucation I Transfer, Baylor L ' niversily: Foolliall Trainer. IKANCES FAYE HIVELY Slulhy B.M.E. (Music) Dellones: Delta Singers; Music Educators ' National Conference; Class Favorite 1. i • - W I l m jl CHARLOTTE HOGUE Skene B.S.E. I Home Economics) Delhecons. BETTY HOLLAND Blue Springs B.S.E. (English I Transfer. Northeast Junior College; Delta Play- house: W.A.A.: ' -Miss Delta Staff. Seni WIS SHIRLEY HONG Greenville B.M.E. (Music) Transfer, M.S.C.W. ; Deltones 2, 3: Delta Singers 2. 3: Music Educators ' National Conference 2, 3. CAROLYN HOOD Morehead B.S.E. (Elementary Education) MARIE HUTCHINSON B.S.E. (Home Economics) SPENCER IDOLPH HUTCHINSON B.S. (Business) Pi Gamma Mu 3. 4. Cleveland Skene 43 GRACE INGRAM B.S.E. (Elementary Education I B.S.U. Council; A.C.E.: Y.W.A. LANNY IRWIN B.S. (Accounting) Men ' s Honor Council President 4. Greenwood Greenville TERRY JOHNSON B.S.E. ( Social Science) Debating Club. BOBBY JUNKINS B.S. ( Business) Leland Cleveland Seniors JOHN KEALHOFER Morgan City B.S.E. (Mathematics) MIKE KEALHOFER Durant B.S. (Business Administration) MARTHA KILPATRICK Ackerman B.S.E. (Elementary Education) Transfer, Holmes Junior College; Interfaith Council President 4: A.C.E. 3, 4: Women ' s Honor Council 4: Homecoming Maid 4. OLLIE GRICE KYZAR B.S.E. (Elementary Education) 44 Roll Fork ARTHUR LAWLER Rolling Fork B.S. (Business) IRENE B. LEWIS Drew B.S.E. (Home Economics) GENE LIVINGSTON B.S.E. (Mathematics) Veterans Club. ROBERT GEORGE LONGORDO B.S.E. (Physical Education) M Club; ' Baseball. Houston Somerville, N. J. Seniors SYBLE BROWN MASHBURN Inverness B.S.E. (Business Education) Transfer. Northwest Junior College; B.S.U. 3; Delta Playhouse; Y.W.A. 3. CARROLL MASON B.S. (Mathematics) Clarksdale GLEN MASON Clarksdale B.S.E. (Mathematics) JAMES M. MEDDERS Shaw B.S.E. (Social Science) 45 CHARLES MEYERS Friars Point B.S. ( Business Administration) Transfer. Sunflower Junior College; Wesley Foun- dation; Veterans ' Club. Friars Point LOUISE MEYERS B.S.E. ( Business Education) Wesley Council; Kappa Delta Pi: Business Club. ANNETTE MILLS Rienzi B.S.E. ( Business Education) Transfer, Northeast Junior College; B.S.U. 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Pi Omega Pi 4; Class Officer 4; Y.W.A. 3, 4. JEANETTE MILLS Rienzi B.S.E. ( Business Education) Transfer. Northeast Junior College; B.S.U. 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4: Pi Omega Pi 4; Class Officer 4; Y.W.A. 3. 4. Seni ors CAROLYN CLAIRE MILNER Jackson B.S. (Business) Tri B L 2; Class Officer 3; Delta Playhouse 4; Delhecons 4; BROOM Staff 3, Assistant Editor 4. BARBARA MIXON Linn B.S.E. ( Home Economics) LUCILLE MONTAGUE B.S.E. ( Business Educa tion) Vaiden Tutwiler CHARLES MURPHY, JR. B.M.E. (Music) Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Interfaith Council 2, 3. 46 JAMES MYERS Shaw B.S.E. (English) Transfer, Mississippi College; Miss Delta Staff 3, 1: Delta Playhouse 3, 4; Sports Publicity 3, 4. ROBERT McCOOL Cleveland B.S.E. ( Physical Education) Transfer. University of Mississippi; Football 3; ••M Club. TOMMIE McCORMICK Coffeeville B.S. (Accounting) Student Government 3. 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Delta Singers. MARGARET ANN McMILLIN Louisville B.S.E. ( Elementary Education) Transfer. Belhaven: Band 3, 4; Westminster Fellow- ship 3, 4. Seniors WILMER Wimp NICHOLS B.S. (Mathematics) F. D. NORTHERN B.S.E. (Social Science) Kappa Delta Pi ; Pi Gamma Mu. Baldwyn Ruleville Cleveland 3, 4: JAMES W. OUZTS B.S. I Mathematics) Class Officer L 2- Men ' s Honor Council Literary Festival 1. 2; Delta Playhouse. EDWARD OVERALL Potts Camp B.S.E. (Mathematics) 47 PEGGY SOLOMAN PACE Cleveland B.S.E. (Business Education) Majorette 1; Wesley Foundation 1, 2; Delta Belle 2; Delta Singers 2; Band 3; Pi Omega Pi 4. JUDY LORRAINE PALMER Hamburg, Arkansas B.S.E. ( Business Education) Tri B 1, 2; Class Favorite 2, 3; Wesley Founda- tion 2. 3. 4: Student Government Officer 4; Presi- dent ' s Council 4; Pi Omega Pi 4; BROOM Staff L 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4. JOHN PEDEN Schlater B.S. (Business Administration) KEN PHILLIPS Grosse Pointe, Mich. B.S. (Business Administration) Varsity Golf 2, 3, 4; M Club 3, 4; Transfer, Kalamazoo College, Michigan. Se mors CALVIN PIERCE Leland B.S.E. (Social Science) ROBERT POPE Belzoni B.S. ( Accounting) Basketball: Baseball; Class Favorite 1, 3; Class President 2; M Club. MANDY SMITH PREWITT B.S.E. (Elementary Education) KENNETH RANDOLPH B.S. (Biology) 48 Boyle Potts Camp JOE RASBERRY Kosciusko B.S. I Business Administration) Veterans Club: Kappa Delta Pi. JIMMY REAVES New Albany B.S. I Mathematics) Delta Singers 1, 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. Council 1, 2, 3; Interfaith Council 1. 2, 3; BROOM Staff 3. PRESTON REEVES Greenwood B.S. I Business Administration) Veterans ' Club Commander; Tri B Club; Miss Delta Staff. JOAN REID B.S.E. (Business Education) Band 3, 4; B.S.U. 4; Pi Omega Pi 4. Bruce Seniors Lexinaton, Kv. ADRIENNE REYNOLDS B.S. I Secretarial Science ) Transfer. University of Kentucky: Band; Delta Belles. BARBARA RIALES Carrollton B.A. (History) Kappa Delta Pi 4: Pi Gamma Mu; Y.W.A.; BROOM Staff 4. PERCY RICE B.S. ( Business Administration) BILLY ROBB B.S. (Physics) Veterans ' Club 3: Engineering Club 2. Rolling Fork Cleveland 49 JAMES ROBERTS B.S.E. ( Social Science) JIMMY RAY ROSE B.S. (Accounting) M Club; Basketballs. Yazoo City Duck Hill CARROL SANDERS B.S.E. (Physical Education) Delta Playhouse; P.E. Majors ' Club. ROY SEAL B.S. (Business) luka Conehatta Sen lors NANCY JOE SHACKELFORD Eden B.S.E. (Elementary Education) Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 1, 3; Home- coming Maid 3; Student Government Association Social Vice President 3; W.A.A. 1, 2; A.C.E. 1, 2. ROBERT SHUTE B.S.E. ( Social Science) Veterans ' Club; Delta Playhouse. Black Hawk PEGGY SLAUGHTER Charleston B.A. (English) Y.W.A. .2. 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice Presi- dent 4; Delta Playhouse 3; B.S.U. L 2, 3, 4. JOE SMITH Natchez B.S. (Business) Basketball 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; M Club, Treas- urer 4: Men ' s Honor Council 2, 3, 4; Tri B Club; Newman Club: Student Government Association 2. 3. 4. 50 LULA JOYCE SMITH New Albany B.S.E. I Home Economics I Delhecons 3, 1; Westminster Fellowship 3. 1; Delta Belles 3, 4: Dance Club 3. KAYE SMITH Booneville B.S.E. I Elementary Education ) B.S.U.. Council 2. 3. 4, President 4: Delta Singers 1, 2. 3; Student Government Association Secretary 3; Kappa Delta Pi 1: Y.W.A. 2. 3: A.C.E. 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 1. 2: Delta Belles 2. 3. Head Delta Belle I. DONALD W. SMITH Russellville. Alabama B.S.E. (Physical Education) Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: M ' Club 2, 3, 4; Tri B Club 1. 2. ROBERT H. SMITH B.S. ( Mathematics I Cleveland Seniors BOBBY SPIKES Rich B.S. ( Business Administration I M Club; Veterans ' Club. JIMMY STANTON Cleveland B.S. (Chemistry! French and Spanish Club 1; Delta Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4, President 4. CHARLES STEVENS Rosedale B.S. I Accounting I MALLIE STEWART Bruce B.S.E. (Elementary Education) Transfer from Northwest Junior College: A.C.E. 3, 4: B.S.U. 3. 4: W.A.A. 3, 4; Y ' .W.A. 3, 4; Miss Delta Staff 3. 4. p t%R Seniors THOMAS SWILLEY B.S. (Business) ALLEN TOWERY B.A. (English) B.S.U.: Delta Playhouse: Pi Gamma Mu Greenville Moorhead CECIL TRUSSELL B.S.E. ( Elementary Education) CAROLYN TUMMINELLO B.S.E. (Science) 52 Ackerman Cleveland BOBBY LEE STOKES Greenwood B.S.E. (Physical Education) Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; P.E. Majors ' Club 3, 4. WILLIE OLDEN STOKES Greenwood B.S.E. (Physical Education) Football 3,4; Baseball 3, 4. LYENATTE SWAFFORD Cleveland B.S. (Mathematics) Kappa Delta Pi: Broom Staff; Wesley. MITCHEL SWANN New Albany B.S.E. (Physical Education) Transfer from Northeast Junior College. FORREST W. UNDERWOOD B.S.E. ( Business Education I Kajjpa l lla Pi: Delta Singers. EVERETTE VERHINE B.S.E. I Social Science! Balilwvn Shaw JUNE VINEYARD Skene B.S.E. ( Elementary Education I A.C.E.; Women ' s Honor Council: Student Govern- ment Association Secretary. JAMES WALKER B.S. ( Business) Delta Playhouse. Benoit Seniors WILLIAM W. WALKER B.S. (Mathematics) ALICE ANN WALTON B.S.E. (Physical Education) W.A.A. 3, 4; P. E. Majors ' Club 3. 4. Slate Springs CHARLES WARREN B.S.E. (Social Science) Pi Gamma Mu: Kappa Delta Pi. JEAN WASSON B.S.E. ( Elementary Education! Transfer from Millsaps. Boyle Greenville 53 Seniors JAMES M. WILSON B.S. ( Business Administration I RALPH D. WOODS B.S. ( Business) M Club. JOHN WORTHINGTON B.S. I Mathematics CEPHUS L. WRIGHT B.S.E. ( Social Science) ORVILLE WRIGHT B.S. (Business Administration Cleveland Olive Branch BOYD WELLS B.A. ( Business Administration) BETTY ALFORD WHITE B.S.E. ( Elementarv Education) Drew Houston lie DICK WHITTINGTON G B.S. (Business Administration) Tri B Club; Men ' s Honor Council; Wesley Foun dation. DONALD WILSON B.S.E. (Social Science) Leland 54 Junior Class Junior Class Officers Left to right: Nancy Marcellini, Re- porter: Sue Grant. Secretary; Juanita Wolfe. Social Chairman; James Han- nah. Treasurer; Bobby Rowe. Presi- dent; Jimmv Davidson, Vice President. 55 Juniors ri Bi Margaret Adcock Edwards Noal Akins. Jr. Buena Vista Jimmy Alexander Kosciusko James Murry Alford Vaiden Richard Alford Steele, Missouri F. E. Allegreza Shaiv Bennie Lee Anderson Sunflower Jonny Antoline Clarksdale Bob Arnold Booneville Hugh Atkinson Carthage Curtis Aust Itta Bena Wade Auston French Camp John Aycock Crenshaw Rachael Barnett Cleveland Gloria Baskin Cleveland Juuiors Gail Elizabflli Bass Finola Elizabeth Beard Cary Jimmie Bennett Sunflower Lcun Best Mary Jo Bishop Mary Eleanor Blades Clarksdalc Greenville Vicksburg De vey Bostic Magnolia Katie Bradshaw Lucedale Dixie Brantley Coldwaler Glenn Broadway Clarksdale James B. Brown Vicksburg Sandra Brown Vicksburg John Calcote Benoit Ron Camp Amherst, Ohio Billy Caples Pontotoc Juniors ib Anne Carnes Glen Allen Ruth Carter Philadelphia Ed Cauley Inverness Clayton Choo Morehead Ellis Wayne Christian Baldwyn Nancy Cobb Charleston Terrel Majure Cobb Edward Coleman Eva Coleman Elaine Cook Baldwyn David A. Costanzi Rosedale Gerald Crawford Memphis, Tennessee Sally Crockett Greenville William Dalli son Booneville Herbert Dalton Cleveland Juniors Efldic Dalton Eiipora L nn Darby Gunnison Jimmy Davidson Greenville Mehin Da ' is Benlon Shelley Denley Charleston Shirley Ditk Greenville Kenneth Dixon Lucille Dunn Tommy Dykes Martha Fisher Wayne Fleming Kenneth Floyd Drew Holcomb Mendenhall Jim Edit Natchez Virginia Emmons Newton Jeanette Engelmann Durant Winona V ardaman Marietta - yf Ji jsk Juniors Donald Foster Behoni Frances Foster Sledge Leon Franklin Vidalia, Louisiana Dumont Freeman Fayette Vivian Louise Fryfogle Lucedale John Gailland Ripley Richard Garrett Gunnison Joe Gary Greenwood Bill Givens Cleveland Herbert Glenn Cleveland Antoinette Goforth Cleveland Mary Lee Goode Houston Nancy Goodson Guntown Sue Grant Doddsville Robert Gray Ashland In III ors Flank Greenlee Sumner James Cues! Cleveland Jaek W. Hall. Jr. Green ville Flo Haniel Yazoo City Frances Hamilton Philadelphia James Hannah Clarksdale Lena Hannah Cleveland Jack Harper Grenada Hovet Hathcock Leland Sylvia Hawthorne Neiv Albany John 0. Hawkins Clarksdale Maxine Haynes Lake Cormorant Shirley Hemphill Billy Henley Walter Herbison Cleveland Senatobia Shaw Juniors Bill Herrington Cleveland Glynda Hill Senatobia Sandra Holmes Sallis Claude T. Hood Wathall Oscar Houston Fulton Durrell Howell Cleveland Sammie Howell Coahoma James Hubbert Fayette, Alabama Charles Jackson Leland Carl Davis James Gore Springs Choong Soo Jang Seoul, Korea David Jenkins Sallis Peggy Jennings Lam bert Fay Johnson Clarksdale Barbara Jones Coldivater Jun lors Forrest H. Jones c reernille Kenneth Jones Dublin Lilly Mae Jue Gary Lelinion Bama Junkin Northport, Alabama Bill Kendall St. Petersburg Florida Thomas Kennedy S mithville Cliff Klutts Ignatius A. Labella Mary Evelyn Lacey Cleveland Indianola Weir Bob Ladd Wilmot, Arkansas Gerald Lance Philipp Gerald Lee Jackson Jerry Lee Dundee Wayne Leonard French Camp Billye Jean Lipe Boyle t JBl Juniors Mary Lindsey Kosciusko Joe T. Lloyd Belzoni Bettye Blair Lusk Wesson Douglas Manning Sally Manning Shirley Manning Nancy Marcellini Carl Martin Watson Martin Joe Mathis James Mauldin Joe Maxey Elmer Meeks Regis Metro Patricia Middleton Juniors Janu ' S Miller Anguilla Joycelyn Milner Jackson Pee Wee Mixon Lynn Robert M. Montesi Shaw Billie Ruth Moore Lexington Thomas E. Murphy Tunica Richard Myers Lvnn S. McCallum Patricia McClellan Nancy McLeod Peyton McQuary Cecile Nabors Cleveland Potts Camp Rolling Fork Jo Betty McDaniel Sallis John McElroy Columbia Robert McGraw Inverness Greenwood Woodland Greenville Juniors Janice Neal Leiand Ophelia Nichols Potts Camp James Norman Hernando Ronnie Ohermari Greenville Ella O ' Neal Drew Sara O ' Neill Marks Ellen Ornian Walnut Henry Outlaw Baldwyn Nancy Pharr Vicksburg W. H. Pope Skene Sylvia Porter Ackerman Anice Powell Sunflower Bennie Price McComb Anne Puckett Lambert Bobby Pugh Greenville Jitiuors Patsy Rapsdale Frankie Reynolds Etoile Rice Cleveland Cleveland Newton Carolyn Fay Richardson Jane Robertson Billy Ray Rodman Stewart Booneville Senatobia Delores Rossie Jean Rountree Elmer Rouse Clarksdale Louise Greenville Perry Rouse Martha Rowe Bobby Rowe Greenville Greenville Tchula Frank Rule Jack Savage George Schiederman Ruleville Eupora Englishtoivn, Neiv Jersey ' kd fM r Juniors Shelby Sessums Drew Peggy Shutt Chatham Joyce Simpson Rosedale Jimmy Smith Ruleville Joseph H. Smith Boyle Jack S. Smith, Jr. Marks Robert E. Smith Canton Joanne Sorrells Pleasant Grove Shafer Spence Grenada Nelson Spencer Port Gibson Peggy Joan Stallings Cascilla Marie Stella Minter City Jimmie Carol Still Batesville Diane Stiles Baldwyn Kaye Stone Marks Juniors Jean Stringfellow Jerry Sullivan Gloria Sultan Drew Louisville Cleveland S- l Annette Tanner Raniona Tate Jim Taylor Vicksburg Shannon Eaton, Indiana Anne Taylor Wayne Taylor Billv Thomas Flushing, Neiv York Itta Bena Kilmichael Jimmy Trotter Styke Valmus Valerie Lee Vaught Sardis Pensacola, Florida Tylertown Ruby Vance Tommy Waldrup Sylvia Waldrup Drew Vaughn J0ttk ' P .- ' V i Juniors Donald Ward Henry Ward Jackie Webb Mary Amelia Whittington Robert E. Wiggins Winford Williams Joe Williamson Robert Wilson Juanita Wolfe Laurel Jackson Louise Mary Lou White Jackson Robert White New Albany Arley Whitsell Stovall Cleveland Indianola Baldwyn Hollandale Greenville Cleveland Paul Wood Louisville Hoyt Wooten Bruce Lynwood W. Wright Inverness Elizabeth Wynne Coldwater David Young Tunica Thomas Young Aberdeen Soph omore Class Sophomore Class Officers Left to right: Iris Bagley, Secretary: Broachie McFarlane, Treasurer; Bobby Moore, Vice President; Jeannette Bag- well. President; Stanley Dean. Report- er; Jean Neal. Social Chairman : Julie Brookhart, Publicity Chairman. MACK ALFORD GEORGE ANDERSON LARRY ARRINGTON Itta Bena Inverness Bruce IRIS BAGLEY Hollandale JEANETTE BAGWELL Eupora MARY WALLACE BAILEY Dublin EVELYN TURNER BEARD Sophomores CAROL ANN BECK WILANNA BENNETT North Carrolton Clarksdale STEPHEN BRAZDOUIC Dunellen, N. J. JULIE BROOKHART Lula SAM BROUSSARD Cleveland BOBBIE BROWN Crenshaw BOB BRUMFIELD Ruleville JANE BURGIN Starkville EDDIE CAMPBELL Leiand OSCAR CARODINE Greenville MARY CARMICHAEL Friars Point JOE F. CAROLLO Leland SAMMY CAROLLO Leland WILLIAM CARR New Albany KEATS CARTWRIGHT Morehead Soph omores MARIE CAYLOR ROBERT CRANSTON CAROLYN CRAWFORD FRANK CRAWFORD PAT CRAWFORD JOHN I. CRUMBY CLAUDETTE CURTIS Vicksburg DINKY DALTON Cleveland STANLEY DEAN, JR. Leland IMOGENE DE PRIEST Shelby BETTY JEAN DEW Como BILLY RUTH DICKERSON Isola AREAS DICKSON Tippo DORSEY E. DRAPER Cleveland JAMES ECHOLS Memphis, Tenn. BOBBY FERGERSON New Albany LYNN FERGERSON JEANETTE FERRI KENNETH FURNESS Skene Clarksdale MARY JO GARST PEGGIE GENTRY JIMMY GERALD Silver City Doddsville Leland LARRY GIVEN Leland HELEN GORDON Sierra, Ariz. NED GRAZIOSI Cleveland BETTY GREENE Cleveland KAY GREGG Greenville TRAVIS GRIFFIN Meripold EIXIS GUNTHARP Clarksdalc [LL HAMRICK Greenville ELEN JEAN HANCOCK Onward ' HARDY Tutwiler Sophomores BILLY HAZZARD WALTER HELENIAK PATRICIA HESTER NANCY HIRSCH San Diego, Calif. ANNE HOGUE Skene FOSTER HOLLINGSWORTH Cleveland JOYCE HOOP Holcomb JIM HURDLE Shelby ARRILLIO IKERD Scott PAT INMAN Drew RODERICK IRWIN MIRIAM JACKS NANCY JOHNSON Eupora BARBARA JORDAN Cleveland DEAN KAMM Dunellen, N. J. PITTMAN KEEN Marks JAMES KINCADE Sophomores BETTY LATHAM REBA LEIGH Beulah Vicksburg PAT LEWIS Dundee PEGGY LIVINGSTON Houston BOBBY TYRONE LOWE Drew NILA MIDDLETON Evansville, Ind. ROBERT MIMS Minter City JAMES MITCHELL Rena Lara NED MITCHELL Qeveland liOUm MOORE Grenada KI.l.EN MOORE CLveland MAC MORCAN Boyle PHYLLIS MORRLS . L RTHA M(ARTIll!R L RY BROACH McFARLANE Clarksdalc Mcrigold Natchez Sojy] lomores JEAN NEAL CECILE NIX JOHN NOSSER LILA LEE NOSSER RAYMOND OLTREMARI JOHN ORMAN Clarksdale MARGARET ORMAN Clarksdale MARY PEEPLES Duncan NANCY PERRY Greenwood PAUL McMILLIAN ARLENE PEYTON Vicksbur, BEVERLY PINKSTON Sledg SAM PITCHFORD Tchul BETTY JO PULLEN LUCILLE S. REAVES BOBBIE ANN ROBERTSON Rena Lara Duncan Cleveland HELEN ROBERTSON BILLY ROBINSON SEYMOUR ROBINSON Sophomores Shaw Charlotte, N. C. BILL ROBINSON DOC SANDERSON HARRY B. SIMCOX Clarksdale Clarksdale Greenville CHARLIE SMITH Greenville GWEN SMITH Shelby PATRICIA SMITH Drew SOLON SMITH Greenville J(I|L STAI.I,IN(;S Cleve: land WILLIAM SIKVKNS Gruin ulk- I ' llT STI.NSON Wa Inut SUE STRAWBRIDGE Sl.aw GERRY SULTAN Mark JACK TAI ' V Ealon. Indiana Sophomores RUBY TURNER SARA VALENCINO BETSY WALKER REBECCA WARD ANGELINE WEBB JOHN ROBERT WEBB PAULA TERRELL RUTH TOWLES BETTY LANE TURNER Lambert Ruleville Lcland .NLVRY ANN WEBER Yazoo Cily PAUL WEBSTER Cleveland JOHN D. WELCH Bridgeport, Conn. BOBBIE JEAN WELLS Lambert SANDRA WHERRY Cleveland PETER WHITE Tuckahoe, N. Y. JERRY L. WIGINGTON Cleveland HENRY WIGLEY ANNE WILKINSON Sop] lomores Clarksdale Shaw Greenville Rosedale TONY WILSON CEDRIC WINTERS BEVERLY WOLFE Rosedale Cleveland Cleveland BRYANT WOLFE Duncan CHIEYAN JONES WONG Morehead JOSEPH C. WOODS Winona CHARLOTTE WYNNE Sidon Freshman Class Freshman Class Officers Left to Right: Carolyn Cessner, Social Chairman; Delores Bagley, Treasurer; Kelly Klein, President; Ronnie Guest, Secretary; Bobby Elliot, Vice Presi- dent; Tom Kimbro, Reporter. WILLIAM WAYNE AYCOCK DELORES BAGLEY Freshmen BRENDA ABELS BOBBY ABERNATHY BARBARA ALLISON Louisville Hollandale Rosedale Cleveland Merigold Schlater Memphis, Ark. BETTY ANDREWS Clarksdale DOUGLAS ANDREWS Drew BETTY JEAN ATES Indianola GLORIA BARNETT Greenwood BOBBY BEESON Memphis, Tenn. CAROLINE BELL Jackson VIRGINIA BENNETT Mathiston LARRY BOGGS Greenville RUTH BOYD AnguiUa Fresh men CHARLOTTE BOYKIN CHRISTINE BREEDLOVE FRANK BRIDGES BONNIE BURFORD BARBARA LEE BURNS JEANIE BURTON Marks Coffeevillf Ruleville Crowder Leland Cleveland BETTY ELIZABETH CAMPBELL MARGARET CAMPBELL ROBBIE CAMPBELL PAM CAROLLA JERRY CARPENTER LADY JANE CASTLES CAROLYN CESSNER Greenwood Eupora Memphis, Tenn. BARNET CHIZ PATSY CLEMENTS BARBARA JEAN CLIFTON Shaw Greenville Benoit Fresh men KAY COBB PHILIP CAFFEY MARY FRANCES COKER MARTHA COLEMAN SAMMY COUCH CAROLYN COURY Lambert Greenville Amory Greenwood Anguilla Clarksdale Greenville Shaw Jackson Holly Springs BOBSY DAVIS BENSON DEXTER MERRY LOU DUDLEY Leland Rosedale Winona JOHN L. DYESS MARGIE EARNHEART BOBBY ELLIOT New Albany Hernando Cleveland Fr esh men SAMUEL ELLIS Cleveland JOHN ERVIN Cleveland MINO EERRACCI Shaw SAMMY FERRACCI Shaw JACK FLETCHER Cleveland SHELDON FLETCHER Cleveland BILL FORTE JUDY FORTENBERRY FRANCES FOTI PATTY FRATESr FAYE FREEMAN Minter City DANNY FRENCH Greenville BARBARA FRYER Indianola DAVID GALLOWAY JEANETTE GAMMITT GARLAND GIBSON Cleveland Greenwood Qeveland Freshmen JERRY GREGORY Drew HIRAM GRIFFITH Cleveland LINDA GROZINGER Crowder RONNIE GUEST Lambert GEORGE ALBERT HANCOCK Cleveland RICKY HAYNES Lake Cormorant Cleveland Cleveland Clarksdale Walnut TERRY HOPPER Batesville CHARLOTTE HORTON Rena Lara MARTHA HULL Merigold MARY HUTCHINSON HoUandale MATTIE HUTCHINSON Skene VENNIE HUTCHINSON Cleveland Freshmen NANCY LOUISE ISOM ALLEN JENKINS K. RENE CAMILLE JENKINS LARRY WING JEONG Shelby 0. W. JOHNSON Cleveland ARLENE KIMBRELL Shaw ANN LAMON PEGGY LITTLE ROBERT LOGAN TOiM KIMBRO KELLY KLEIN PATSY KOONCE PAULINE LABELLA SANDRA LOPEZ Greenwood JOANNE LOVE Amory TOMMY MALONE Qeveland CHARLES MARTINDALE LYNNELLE MAYATTE Freshmen CAROL MANNING LARRY MARBERRY JIMMY MARLOW RACHEL MARSHALL DIANE MARTIN MYRNA MARTIN Tutwiler Cleveland Skene Skene PATRIQA MITCHELL JANE MONTGOMERY LATTRA MOORE LOIS MORGAN JUDITH ANNE MOUTON MARY ANN McCUAN Marigold Marigold Cleveland Memphis Grenada Clarksdale Lexington, Ky. Cleveland Benoit Benoit Greenwood Freshmen BETTY AVENT McGREGOR Drew BOBBY McWHIRTER Louisville BILL NOWELL Greenville DIANE OAKMAN Indianola RICHARD OLIER Biloxi JAMES PANTINI RoseUe Park, N. J. CHARLES PARHAM BECKY PARKISON JERRY PEYTON JOANNE PHILLIPS EMILY PIERCE RuleviUe KATHLEEN POAG Leland CAROLYN POE Cleveland BETTY SUE POWELL BRENDA PREWITT JOE QUARTARO, JR. Robinsonville Cleveland Canton Freshmen LUCY RADICIONI Shelby JOHN PRENTICE RAMEY New Iberia, La. LOUISE JORDAN RAY Cleveland NONA REED Vance CAROL RENFROE Louise LARRY RHODES Memphis Greenville Cleveland Glen Allen Ruleville MICHAEL JACIN ROBINSON Greenville PHYLLIS ROBINSON Perthshire LINDA KAYE R OSE Memphis BETTY ROZIER Cleveland ARTHUR LEE SANDERS Shelby CHARLES SANDERS Cleveland Freshmen % LEIGH SANDERS Clevulaml m JO LETA SANDERS CarrollK.n MURRAY SANFORD Marks A r k SYLVIA SIDNEY SAVAGE GLENN SEXTON PAT SHELTON Eupora Inine, Ky. Greenwood SUE SHEPHERD GEORGE SHERWOOD JAMES SHIPMAN MELBA SHOWAH TERESA SIMMONS Grenada DAVID SIMS Hollandale CHARLENE SMITH Marigold BILLY SMITH-VANIZ Cleveland YOUNG BUM SONG Seoul, Korea HARVEY SPRINGER Qarksdale Freshmen JOHN STEPAN PATRICIA STEWART SUE RITA STOCKTON BOBBETTE STRIBLING MIKE STRIBLING BILLY STROHM Clarksdale Webb Greenwood McCarley LAVONIA TAYLOR DOROTHY TEMPLE JIMMY THOMPSON DAVID TOLER CAROLE TOLLIVER FAYE TOWLES Vicksburg Isola Winona Cleveland Rosedale Clarksdale Rosedale Cleveland Clarksdale Greenville Hollandale Sunflower Freshmen DAVID TURNER K. Y KAY TURNER TOMMY UNDERBILL Cleveland Greenville Tupelo BO WALDEN RODNEY WARD ANN WEEKS CARL WELCH JOAN WHEELER PAT WICKER STEVE WILKES A. C. WILLIAMS ELLEN WILLIAMS MAMIE LOU WILLIAMSON Memphis North Carrollton Belzoni CAROL ANN WILSON Greenwood LAxMAR WILSON HoUandaie CHARLES WONG Cleveland Up in the morning and off to school. Even 8 o ' clock seems early. Oh, well, Graduation isn ' t far away. You ' d think Delta State students never have classes. Bob and Dale are cheerful spectators while Echols, Lon, and Dodd juggle the deck. Lunch with Kaye in Mrs. Beau- champ ' s Chow Palace. Wonder if Kaye ' s cooking will taste like this? 94 Time is spent studying in the library. Wlial ' s this? Marriage is for TWO. What class is that. Bob? A busy day but never too busy for a 7:30 date. Bob makes sure Kaye signs out before leaving. That saves the Honor Council a rep and Kaye a little motherly talk from Mrs. Collins. The Mill furnishes the evening ' s entertain- ment. Later, perhaps a trip to Curly ' s for refreshments? Better still a few quiet mo- ments in the swings in front of Cleveland Hall. The night ends all too soon but the morrow will be appearing soon and with it another typical DELTA DAY. Moments to Remember . . . M Club Initiation, 1959: Bobby Clements, Troy Greer, James Norman, Thomas Young, and Ned Mitchell. FRESHMAN INITIATION DAYS zx 98 Miss Delta State Angle Hale Paul Baker 99 m: ' fVJM ' i dh ' - : ' Most Handsome Robert Smith Loveliest Girl Mary Ann Weber Beauty Carol Renfroe 102 nP iiMpi . ■• .jffc Hr. ■ r!i Beauty Peggy Jennings 103 Beauty Evelyn Beard 104 Beauty Audrey Hazzard 105 Beauty Martha Rowe 106 r Beauty Kathleen Poag Q1 PATRICIA McCLELLAN DAVID HEARN These two students were named as Delta State ' s Friendliest Boy and Girl. They t pif the spirit of friendliest and hospi- tallt that prevails on our campus. JUDY PALMER BOBBY SPIKES CAROLYN MILXER PRESTON REEVES Senior Class Favorites PATRICIA McCLELLAN BOBBY ROWE PEGGY JENNINGS JERRY FLIP SULLIVAN Junior Class Favorites BOBBY MOORE SARA VALENCINO MARY WALLACE BAILEY BILL ROBINSON Sophomore Class Favorites LADY JANE CASTLES KELLY KLEIN PAT WICKER BOBBY ELLIOT Freshman Class Favorites % -u Twentieth Century-FoxTilm Corporation - BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA C P I I Selectors of Loveliest Girl FAl BURRELL iEVV CAl ' WKLL TO_M_MY AkCORMACK FRA.NKli: 111 LLV lis JOE SMITH KAYE SMITH 116 r ' , FRONT ROW: Dykes, Smith, Hubbcrt, Mitchell, Stokes, Franklin, Bostic, Brumfield, Lance, Stokes, Metro, Fergurson. SECOND ROW: Leonard, Norman, Collins, Arrington, Eidt, Thomas, McElroy, Hines. Mathis. Craig, Trotter, Davis, Alexander. THIRD ROW: Greer, Smith. Carr, Dodd, Echols, Ward. Blankenship. Greenlee, Price, Arendalc, Keen, Olier, Deakle. ].95 ' J FOOTBALL Delta State 32 Delta State 14 Delta State 28 Delta State _ 33 Delta State .19 Delta State 47 Delta State 60 Delta State 24 Delta State 39 Delta State ...21 Arkansas A M 6 Northeast Louisiana 13 Southern State University of Tenn. MB Arkansas State Teachers 20 College of the Ozarks Harding College 7 Henderson State 6 Livingston State - 7 Ouachita College 6 MANAGERS: Hitch. Dalto Burt COACHES: Chadwick and McCool Bobbv Stokes Halfback The Delta Statesmen started the 1959 football season off right by handing Arkansas A M a 32-6 defeat. James Hubbert was leading ground gainer in the one sided contest. Dykes. Stokes. McElroy and Brumfield tallied for Delta. For the second game of the season, underdog Delta State took advantage of an intercepted pass and a series of penalties against Northeast Louisiana State College and defeated the favored Indians 14-1.3. Ward intercepted a Northeast pass early in the fourth quarter to set up the second TD for the Statesmen. Brumfield scored from the one-yard line and then kicked what proved to be the winning margin. The Statesmen extended the winning streak to three games when they defeated Southern State of Magnolia. Arkansas. 28-0. Tommy Dykes showed the way offensively. Dykes, McElroy, and Hines scored with Brumfield making all four conversions. In the next game, DSC rolled to victory bv overpowering University of Tennessee, Martin Branch 33-0. Ward, Dykes, Lance, Hubbert, McElroy and Greenlee tallied for Delta. Davis carries for Delta! ENDS Price. Olier. McElroy, Greer. Leonard. Echoli ifc w jjSi Jimmy Lraig Guard Lari) Aiiington Halfback The first and only defeat of the season was handed the Statesmen when they faced Arkansas State Teachers of Conway. Arkansas. The Big Green fought four long quarters only to be defeated 20-19. Powerful DSC came back the next week to batter College of the Ozarks 47-0. Delta struck for three touchdowns in the first quarter. Quarterback Don Ward led the team. He ripped off a 22-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, and ran seven yards for a first quarter touchdown. The Statesmen, scoring at least twice in every period, overwhelmed w ' inless Harding 60-7 before a homecoming crowd at Delta Field. James Hubbert and James McElroy scored two touchdowns each to lead Delta to its seventh victory against one loss. Bob Brumfield booted six extra points. For their eighth game, the Statesmen met undefeated Henderson State Teachers College. The Statesmen handed the visitors a 24-6 loss. Hines scored the first Delta TD in the opening period after Metro recovered a Henderson fumble. Dykes drove over from the three in the second period to cli- max a 64-yard drive. Thomas and Greenlee tallied in the third period. Gale Davi Halfback Delta overcame a one-point half time deficit and routed Livingston State 39-7. setting an all-time season ' s scoring record in the process. The 39 points scored at this point brought the point total up to 303 points. The previous high was 277. Early in the first quarter, tackle Jimmy Alexander blocked a Livingston punt, picked up the ball and went all the way for a touchdown. In the third period Gerald Lance tallied from the seven; Don Ward scored from the six at the end of an 80-yard drive; and Ward passed to McElroy on a 20-yard play. In the fourth period, Bostic and Davis went over to run the final score to 39. The Statesmen ended the regular season against Ouachita College in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, on Thanksgiving afternoon. They defeated Ouachita 21-6. Boasting an 8-1 record, the Statesmen accepted a bid to play in the Christmas Bowl at J atchitoches. Louisiana. On December 5, the Big Green met the East Central Oklahoma State Tigers and handed them a 19-0 defeat. This was the first bowl game for Delta State and it was a proud team who brought back the Christmas Bowl trophy. ,  ' m Regis Metro Guard { Don Ward Quarter- back O ( :-S?«J-, _ % J. •• ' :■■ J ' ,7:- ai- 123 Fullback WaN ne Leonaifl End Dodd TACKLES Eidt Collins Alexander Carr Keen h f if. The Statesmen rolled and November 19th came the announcement that Delta State of Mississippi had taken over the rushing offense lead of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics with 327.4 yards a game. J illy Pat Thomas JVIelvm Blankeiislup Guard FULLBACKS John Hines, Gerald Lance, Tommy Dykes. CENTERS David Smith. Jimmy Deakle, James Norman. Ned Mitchell Quarterback Frank Greenlee Quarterback Tommy Dykes Fullback Christmas Bowl Champs Coach Gene Chadwick holds the Bowl trophy. Ft James Norman Center David Dodd Tackle )e Stat x i Willie Stokes ' .yd-vT Halfback ' ■- ' . ■ ?.,. 2 Troy Greer End i . r . ' ' S ' _ George Arendale Guard ' 4 m Jimmy Echols End f - ■ !29 Cheerleaders JUANITA WOLFE LILA NOSSER PAT McCLELLAN FOSTER HOLLINGSWORTH TOMMIE McCORMACK NANCY SHACKELFORD They braved the cold weather along with the faithful supporters of a winning team. Delta Statesmen 1959-60 BASKETBALL SCORES Delta State 74 Arkansas Tech 52 Delta State 61 Southern State 67 Delta State 48 Arkansas A M 19 Delta State 57 Southwestern 75 Delta State 66 Arkansas State 61 Delta State ...76 Arkansas Teachers 68 Delta State 65 Ouachita 80 Delta State - 51 Arkansas A M 55 Delta State 71 Southwestern 88 Delta State 46 87 Delta State 73 Arkansas Tech .59 Delta State „- 80 Christian Brothers 69 Delta State „.. 66 Mississippi Southern . 99 Delta State 97 Mississippi College 103 Delta State 69 Christian Brothers 96 Delta State --.- 76 Arkansas Teachers 63 Delta State 61 Ouachita 69 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellis, Rhodes, Hopkins, Sexton, Scheiderman, Garverick, Akins, Taylor, Preston, Tapy Williams. Belford. KNEELING: Griffith, Coach John Ray Ricks, Don Smith. Lee, Forte, Baker, Arnold, Paul Baker Jim Taylor PB P fl H K H H pi y SSfl Chick Scheiderman Dave Belfoid Jim Ellis Gerald Lee Harry Garverick Bob Arnold Chuck Prest Al Hopkins ■f H k B Jack Tapy Bill Forte Kenneth Parker Noel Akins Glenn Sexton Baseball March 21-22 Ole Miss, Oxford March 26 Central College of Missouri March 30 Culver-Stockton March 31 DePauw University April 2 Mississippi Southern April ' ) Millsaps April 11 Ouachita, Arkadelphia, Arkansas April 22-23 Mississippi College. Clinton April 28 Millsaps, Jackson April 29-30 Mississippi Southern, Hattisburg David M. (Boo) Ferriss, former pitching coach of the Boston Red Sox ' s and 1959-60 Athletic Director at Delta State was at the helm of the 1960 Statesman Baseball team. Boo saw five seasons of pitching with the Red Sox and in 1946 was named Leading Pitcher of the American League, with a 26-6 record. He climaxed the year with a 4-0 shutout against the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series. iA M r 1959 Golf Team Freddie Black Award DOUG SULLIVAN was recipient of the Freddie Black Memorial Award in 1959. The award given each year to a member of the football team is a memorial to Freddie Blacjc, a member of the 1953 football team who was drowned in a hunting ac- cident. 1959 Sports Awards At the close of the school year of 1959, three boys were named as outstanding players in their respective field of sports at Delta State. DAVID DODD Sallis, Mississippi Football CARL FOSTER Coahoma, Mississippi Baseball JIM TAYLOR Eaton. Indiana Basketball With the supervision of Joe Gary, the freshmen shined up the old Victory U. It became a vital part to the school spirit. Even during chow time school spirit reigned. As the sign indicates, we beat Henderson — upside down and wrong side out. ' I V n f 4 Homecoming Queens and Maids Above the football team and spectators graciousK receive Queen Martha and her court. From left to right: Marv Wallace Bailey, Martha Kilpatrick. Queen Martha Roue. Lila Nosser and Peggy Jennings. With such loveliness gracing the field, the Delta Statesmen took over and handed Harding College a 60-7 loss before a homecomins crowd of 1..500. Queen Martha and her maids line up to lead the homecoming parade. sUsx li la Si IJSl Mr. Franklin ' s pride and joy, the Delta Belles and Band lead the parade down main street. These high stepping Belles participated in numerous parades during 1959-60. Without Parade Marshall Joe and his a istants, the parade would never have gotten underway. Homecoming Parade splays attracted attention. This one is a Cleve- Don Smith, an old pro at Freshman hair cuts, took gentle pains with Delta ' s new arrivals. n Love blossoms on Freshman Day? Lacey took it all good naturedly and ended up with the best sport award for Freshman girls. Oh, the entertainment!! It was all very original and sometimes unexpected. How upperclassmen delighted in seeing several couples of freshman boys bopping in the Mill. How the Freshmen hated the sound of the Victory Bell by parade time. Can ' t blame them— it had been rung continuously for twenty-four hours. 148 The Kids Under the able direction of Miss Ruth Williams, the Delta Playhouse presented THE KIDS, a three act play depicting students as leaders of the Hungarian Revolution. According to the critics, Sara Valencino, mother of THE KIDS, handled her role in the manner of a pro- fessional. Sara was ably assisted by Henr ' Ward, Richard Myers, Jeanette Bagwell, iMarie SleUa, Peter Wiggins, Joe Williamson, Bill Givens and James Townes. ■ ■ 2 v i Footlite Revue Seven Delta State beauties graced the floor the night of Footlite Revue. Out of a field of twenty-seven nominees, these seven were the campus choice. A lovely tribute to our college. Looks of surprise were exchanged as winners were announced. Carolyn and Revo were typical surprised Class Favorites. 4 ' Pat McClellan had a night of surprises — Class Favorite was an honor but to be named Deka State ' s Friendliest Girl was almost too much. She ' s a gal who typifies the Friendliest School in Dixie. 150 Veteran ' s Queen M-Club Sweetheart Eva Coleman iS2 ■ 1 r H H 7 H ■ B 931 Queen of Hearts Pat McClellau BEST DRESSED: Sylvia Hathorne selected Best Dressed by a panel of out of town judges and will participate in GLAMOUR mag- contest to select the Ten est Dressed College Girls. Honor- able mention went to Elizabeth Wynne pictured on the right. Joyce Smith and Evelyn Beard were named alternates. 153 Delta Council 19d9 Delta Council Day brings many dis- tinguished personalities and visitors to our campus. Noted missile expert. Dr. Weber von Braum, was 1959 guest speaker. The barbeaue was delicious Guest speaker and our President Students and visitors seek autograph. 154 Religious Emphasis Week CHRIST, COLLEGE AND YOU, the theme of Religious Emphasis Week. REW affords a time when students pause and ask the ques- tion Just what does Christ mean to our campus? Each day an as- sembly was held with Reverend Allin bringing the message. Reverend John -M. Allin, Rector of All Saints Episcopal College, at Vicksburg, Mississippi, was speaker during Religious Emphasis Week. During this week. Noonday Meditations, Discussion Groups, Dormitory Prayer Meeting and Morning Watch were held. Here Rev. Allin leads a dis- cussion group in the Little Chapel. THE FOUR FRESHMEN To the enjoyment of Delta State students, the Four Freshmen appeared in concert n Memorial Audi- MEMPHIS CIVIC BALLET Deanne Weakley and Jerry Blanton were two performers with the Memphis Civic Ballet when it appeared on Delta State campus. Broom Auditorium was host to the music of the masters, the physical grace and the beau- tiful decor associated with the ballet. 156 I . ' - ii r g a n i z t i o n s Left to right: Waller Herl)is„n, Bobby Hamblin, Lany Barrentine, Judy Pabnt-r. June Vineyard, Tommy McCormack. Student Government Association Every student at Delta State is a member of the Student Government Asso- ciation. Through this organization, each is able to state his views on any subject of student concern and to work for any condition that he may want to exist at Delta State. The executive cabinet and the honor councils are the leaders of the voice of the students. Participation in student government is encouraged by the faculty because of its value as training for life in a democracy. OFFICERS President _ Larry Barrentine Vice President _ Bobby Hamblin Social Vice President Tommy McCormack Secretary June Vineyard Treasurer , Walter Herbison Publicity Chairman - Judy Palmer 158 LARRY BARRENTLNE President Presidenfs Council The President ' s Council is a new organization that has worked to gi e campus organization greater unity and understanding. Every president of a campus organization is automatically a member of this council. MEMBERS Jimmy Ouzts seated) Larr - Barrentine (seated) Joan Gatewood (seated) Anita Fonville (seated) Bobby Rowe James Smith Charles Murphy Peggy Slaughter Preston Reeves Frankie Hively Mike Amis Angle Hale Judy Nutter Walter Herbison Jimmie Ruth Barton Kave Smith Bobby Hamblin Martha Kilpatrick Women s Honor Council MEMBERS Senior Representative (President) — Joan Gatevvood Junior Representative Peggy Jennings Sophomore Representative Mary Broach McFarlane Freshman Representative Melba Showah Cleveland House Chairman (V. Pres.J Martha Kilpatrick Cleveland Civic Chairman Mary Jo Bishop Taylor House Chairman Iris Bagley Taylor Civic Chairman (Secretary) Jeanette Bagwell Ward House Chairman Ann Robertson Ward Civic Chairman Margie Earnheart Hardee House Chairman _ Flo Hamel Hardee Civic Chairman Lila Nosser Town Representative Gloria Baskin Taylor Hall Representative . Mary Lou White 160 JOAN GATEWOOD President Mens Honor Council MEMBERS Senior Representative (President) Lanny Irwin Junior Representative - George Scheidernian Sophomore Representative — Pat Crawford Freshman Representative — Rodney Ward Daughrity Civic Chairman Bobby Rowe Daughrity House Chairman Ned Mitchell Stadium Civic Chairman -- Mike Amis Stadium House Chairman David Hearn Apartments Representative - Ed Gore Toun Representative -— - Jimmy Ouzts Wooljolk House Chairman Mack Alford Wooljolk Civic Chairman Sam Broussard LAi NY IRWIN 161 Editorial Staff Make-up Staff l ' ri;i;, Sliull Carluunisl Pat Smith Assistant Feature Editor Mary Carmichael News Editor Pat Burrell Fashion Editor Allen Towery Feature Editor Mary Bullock Society Editor Betty Holland Reporter Miss Delta Cliff Klutts Columnist Mallie Stewart Columnist Mary Lou White Columnist Jimmy Ouzts Columnist June Vineyard Reporter Joe Gary Columnist ANGIE HALE Editor NOT PICTURED: James Myers Sports Editor Reporters Brenda Hill Teresa Simmons Ann Wilkinson Elizabeth Wynne Make-up Editor Iris Bagley Managins; Editor Jimmie Carol Still Reporter Charles Cole Circulation Editor Jimmy Reaves Assistant Circulation Editor Seymour Robinson Reporter Preston Reeves Business Manager Wilanna Bennett Reporter Mary Ann Weber Reporter Jeanette Bagwell Associate Editor Bill Givens Photography Editor Wade Austin Associate Editor Robert Shute Assistant Sports Editor Mr. Robert L. Simonton Advisor f ■ y. Juanita Wolfe Dunn Betty Latham The Broom Not Pictured Bobby Moore Bill Frank. Sponsor Jean Stringfellow Pat Middleton Iris Baglev iOV Delta Singers Delta Singers, the college chorus, is open to qualified students who like to sing. This organization affords a broader musical background for the music major and a source of pleasure for any student who enjoys singing. OFFICERS President Charles Murphy Vice President _ . _ Cliff Klutts Secretary-Treasurer Iris Bagley Librarians Jane Burgin Joyce Simpson Flo Hamel Robe Mistress Julie Brookhart Accompanists _ Ronald Schuyler Miriam Jacks MEMBERS Beverly Pinkston .4nn Puckett Jeanette Engleman David Young Eva Coleman Sue Stockton Wink Martindale Jack Fletcher Pam Carolla Ellen Orman Tonimv McCormack Tommy Henderson Ann Wilkinson Gerry Lee Cliff Klutts Charles Murphy Annette Fox Betty Turner John Davis Bob Wilson Ann Weeks AnEie Webb Pete White Foster Hollingsworth Hoyl Wooten Etoile Rice Robert Gray Bill Robinson Caroline Bell Jackie Webb Jimmy Smith John Aycock Diane Pierce Melba Showah Sylvia Waldrup Howard Dodd Cris Breedlove Shirlev Hong Valera Vaught Jimmy Thompson Marquean Cole Flo Hamel Fay Richardson John Ramey Robin Griffin Bonnie Burford Reba Leigh Barbara Jones Annette Tanner Sally Manning Joyce Simpson Miriam Jacks Sally Caradine Frankie Hivelv Jane Robertson Jane Burgin Julie Brookhart Cecile Nix Jeff Capwell .Marie Caylor Dr. George Muns Dave Galloway Bill Henley Lynn Ferguson Iris Bagley Gail Bass Jack Savage Paule Terrell ACCOMPAMST . . Ronald Schuyler NOT PICTURED . . . Jimmy Reaves CHICK MURPHY 164 FahuJous Four Angle Hale Angle Webb Shirley Hong Fiankle Hively Accompanist . . . Miss Anne Relners Deltciires John Davis Jimmy Smith Cliff Klutts Robert Gray Accompanist . . . Iris Bagley Deltones The DELTONES. an all-njrl singing group, sings for many campus and civic programs throughout the year. The members are chosen by competitive tryouts. OFFICERS President -,.,- _..._ , Frances Hively Vice President Shirley Hong Secretary-Treasurer Julie Brookhart Publicity Chairman __ __ Miriam Jacks MEMBERS Miss Anne Reiners Peggy Little Mary Ann McCuan Annette Tanner Shirley Hong Robin Griffin Betty Turner Geraldine Lee Bonnie Burford Reba Leigh Frances Hively Flo Hamel Angie Webb Angie Hale Betty Campbell Miriam Jacks Barbara Jones Jane Burgin ACCOMPANIST . . . Julie B roo khart NOT PICTURED Nell Dancy Mae Joe Ann Lamon Cecile Nix Emily Pierce Mary Lou White FRANCES HIVELY President 166 iS iS Music Educators National Conference The M.E.N.C, composed of music majors and minors, works to promote appreciation for musical activities on the campus. OFFICERS President Jimmy Smith Vice President Frankie Hively Secretary and Treasurer ._ - Miriam Jacks Publicily Chairman Robin Griffin Project Chairman - - Chick Murphy Advisor — Mr. Bertran Davis John . vcock Iris Bagley Christine Breedlove Julie Brookhart Bonnie Burford Jane Burcin Jeff Capwell Sally Crockett Robert Gray Robin Griffin Flo Hamel Tommy Henderson MEMBERS BiU Henley Frankie Hively Miriam Jacks Barbara Jones Cliff Klults Cissy Lee Sally Manning Charles Martindale Chick -Murphy Emily Pierce John ' Ramey Jack Savage Joyce Simpson Jimmy Thompson Sylvia Waldrup Pele White Anne Wilkinson Hoyt Woolen NOT PICTURED Ralph Cooper Ronald Schyler JIMMY S.MITH President 167 K. -C l. I De fa Belles The Delta Belles, dancing co-eds. perform with the Delta State marching band during the footbali season and on parades. Jean Neal Joanne Phillips Joyce Smith Mary Wallace Bailey Pee Wee Mixnn Bobbie Jean Wells Gerry Sultan Evelyn Beard Patsy Koonce Lynelle Mayatte Jean Peterman Arias Dickson Adrienne Reynolds Diane Oakman Peggy Jennings Dinky Dalton Martha Rowe Audrey Hazzard Sylvia Hawthorne Carol Renfroe Sandra Wherry Beverly Wolfe Gloria Sultan Kaye Smith Bettve Blair Lusk Eva Hardv Mary Ann Weber Carol Ann Wilson Betty Jean Ates Nancy Pharr Delores Bagley KAYE SMITH Head Delta Belle tag r ' £m ii Band Betty Andrews John E. Aycock Jeff R. Capwell Oscar Caradine Joe Frank Carollo Marvin Pat Crawford Nancy Cobb John Erwin Patty Fratesi Joe Gary Robert Gray James Hall George Hancock Thomas L. Henderson William Y. Henley Billy Herrington Patricia Inman Barbara Jones Thomas W. Kimbro Robert C. Klutts Patsy Koonce Pauline Labella Jerry Sultan Gale Taylor Marv ' Turner Ruby Turner Marion Waldrup Pal Wicker David Young Geraldine Lee Robert C. Logan Nancy A. Marcellini Myrna JIartin Charles Martindalc Margaret Ann McMillin Jane Montgomery Bobby Moore Charles Murphy James Newton Joe Quatero John Raniey Adrianne Reynolds Joan Reid Henrv- Sevmorc Robinson Martha Rowe Frank Rule Jack Savage Ronald Schuyler James Smith Pat Smith Sue Rita Stockton 169 , J l The Canterbury Club is composed of students and faculty who are members of the Episcopal Church. Its purposes are to promote Christian fellowship and witness on the campus and to provide for Christian growth. OFFICERS President Ann Wilkinson Secretary-Treasurer P gg) ' Shutt Sponsors - Miss Anne Reiners Mr. Laval House MEMBERS Betsy Beard Caroline Bell Carolyn Coury Bill Cox Robin Griffin Hiram Griffith Jack Hall Charles Murphy Peggy Shutt James Townes John Welch 170 ANN WILKINSON President Wesley Foundation The Wesley Foundation at Delta State is an organization for all the Methodist students. The pro- gram of the club seeks to meet the social and reliKious needs of the students. OFFICERS SEATED: Reception Chairman _ Judv Nutter Deputation Chairman ._ Mary Broach McFarlane Music Chairman Julie Brook hart Transfer Representative Sylvia Waldrup ce President _ Frances Foster Publicity Chairman Martha Fisher Transportation Chairman Miriam Jacks Secretary _ _ Louise Myers STANDING: Social Action Chairman James Brantley Personnel Chairman John Ramey Worship Chairman Mary Jo Bishop Evangelism Chairman Jack Faulkner First President Walter Herbison Wesley Director June Fyfe Faculty Advisor Dr. Wilson Davis Second President Valera Vaught WALTER HERBISON President 171 Baptist Student Union The B.S.U. is the organization which links the Baptist student to the local church. Membership comes automatically through particijiation in the various organizations of the local church. OFFICERS President - „.. Kaye Smith Vice President Peyton McQuary Enlistment Chairman Iris Bagley Secretary „- -_- Jane Robertson Devotional Chairman _ Bobby Hamblin Missions Chairman Patricia Middleton Stewardship Chairman - — . Larry Barrentine Music Chairman - Cliff Klutts Social Chairman Joan Gatewood Noonday Representatives -..- Shelley Denley Tommy Henderson Sunday School Representatives Nancy Johnson Mallie Stewart Traininii Union Representatives — _ - Betty Latham Nancy Goodson Publicity Chairman -. - -- - - Allen Towery FAX Editor . Grace Ingram Y.W.A. President Peggy Stallings Director James A. Breland Facultv Advisor - - Henry Lutrick 172 KAYE SMITH President Nathan House Newman Club The Nathan House Newman Club is the organization of Roman Catholic students OFFICERS President - — Ned Graziosi Vice President Mary Ann Weher Secretary-Treasurer — . Jeanette Ferri Publicity Chairman -— -.- Jim Eidt Social Chairman Nancy Marcellini MEMBERS Steve Brazdovie Pauline Labella Sam Broussard Bobby Longordo Pam Carollo Nancy Marcellmi Jim Eidt Jimmy Pantini Jeanette Ferri Lucy Radicioni Flo Hamel Chick Scheiderman Walter Heleniak Joe Smith Barbara Jones Young Bum Song Bill Kendall Mary Ann Weber NOT PICTURED Pete Dixon W. H :. Holcomb. J tr. Louis • Vincinelli NED GRAZIOSI 173 Westminster Fellowship The purposes of the Westminster Fellowship are to develop personal religious life of its members, to promote Christian Fellowship on the campus, to develop Christian leadership, to help build a Christ- ian world fellowship, and to provide opportunities for Christian service. It is a group of Southern Presbyterian Church students. OFFICERS President - Charles Murphy Vice President - Bobby Rowe Secretary-Treasurer Martha Kilpatrick CHARLES MURPHY President MEMBERS Marv Bullock Sylvia Porter Henn- Coleman Preston Reeves Martha Coleman Helen Robertson Patrick Crawford Seymour Robinson Nell Dancy Bobby Rowe Ann Davis Joyce Simpson John Davis Henry Smith Stanley Dean Joyce Smith James Echols Billy Smith-Vaniz David Galloway Nelson Spencer James Gibson Sue Stockton Robin Griffin Mike Stribling Bill Herrington James Thompson Patricia Hester Carole Ann Tolliver Martha Kilpatrick Betty Turner Thomas Kimbro Tommy Underbill Joanne Love Patricia Wicker Jimmy Marlow Donald Wilson Ann McMillin NOT PICTURED Gale W. Davis Joseph Kellum Patricia Ann Runck Charles William Nell McLeod, Sponsor 174 i ' ( f y| J f5 Young TFomen ' s Auxiliary The YOUNG WOMEN ' S AUXILIARY, known as the Y.W.A., is a missionary organization for girls on the campus. It is sponsored by the Women ' s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church. OFFICERS President _ -. Peggy Stalling? Vice President Peggy Slaughter Secretary _ Annette Mills Program Chairman — Joan Harris Music Chairman Grace Ingram Community Missions Chairman Jimmie Ruth Barton Mission Study Chairman .— - — - Marie Caylor Devotional Chairman — - Jeanette Mills Social Chairman Jane Robertson Publicity Chairman Bobbie Jean Wells Prayer Chairman ...., — - - Nancy Goodson Steicardship Chairman Lucille Dunn Publications Chairman - Ramona Tate MEMBERS Myrtle . bels Mary Lee Goode Nancv Pern- Margaret .Adcock Nancy Goodson Arlene Peyton Man- Wallace Bailey Wanda Sue Grant Anne Puckett Jimmie Ruth Barton Mar ' Frances Hamilton Barbara Riales Bobbie Brown Barbara Harpole Jane Robertson -■Vnne Games Joan Harris Pegg - Slaughter Carolvn Carter Glynda Hill -Mallie Stewart -Marie Cavlor Grace Ingram Ramona Tate Shellev Denley Betty Latham Bobbie Jean Welh Merr • Lou Dudley Patricia .Middleton Joan Wheeler Lucille Dunn -Annette Mills Charlotte Wynne -Annette Fox Jeanette Mills PEGGY STALLI-NGS President 175 Inter-Faith Council The Inter-Faith Council is composed of representatives from the various faiths on the campus. Its purpose is to promote fellowship and cooperation among the denominations and to plan special religious services. OFFICERS President _ Martha Kilpatrick Vice President Patricia Middleton Secretary _ , Peggy Shutt Publicity Chairman _ __.„ Nancy Marcellini Advisors „.. _, Jimmy Breland, Nell McLeod, Miss Eleanor Walters, June Fyfe MEMBERS Larry Barrentine Glenn Sexton Mary Byrnes Peggy Shutt Jeanette Ferri Patricia Smith Walter Herbison Kaye Smith Nancy Marcellini Sylvia Waldrup Patricia Middleton Linda Wilson Bobby Rowe 176 MARTHA KILPATRICK President MAKY LEE COODE Debate Team Jam BOBBIE ANN ROBERTSON The Delta State Debate team represents the college at forensic events, such as exhibition debates, tournaments , and public appearances throughout the state and Radio Section NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Ann Mattox The Delta State radio department provides daily programs through both local radio stations. Mrs. Ann Mattox. the voice of D.S.C.. has been presenting the college news for the last two years. Intramural Council The Intramural Council supervises and publicizes intramural sports on the campus. .MEMBERS Josephine Foti Bobby Spikes Nancy Shackelford Robert Shute Mar ' Lindsay Miss Margaret Wade Jerry Sullivan Anita Fonville Mr. Forest Wyatl NOT PICTURED: Don Smith 177 Delta Playhouse The Delta Playhouse is an organization for students interested in dramatics. Productions include full length plays, under the direction of the faculty, and one-act plays, under student direction. HOWARD STANTON Alpha Psi Omega OFFICERS President , Jimmy Ouzts Vice Presidents - Jeanette Bagwell Wilmer Nichols Secretary-Treasurer Nancy McLead Publicity Chairman James Walker Chairman of Play Reading Committee . Katie Bradshaw JIMMY OUZTS President Iris Bagley Gloria Barnett Betsy Beard Carol Ann Beck Nancy Cobb Gerald Crawford Willie Frank Crawford Virginia Emmons Patty Fratesi Bill Givens Frankie Hamilton Tommy Henderson Pat Hester Betty Holland Sandra Holmes Martha Hull PLEDGES Pat Inman Nancy Johnson Patsy Koonce Pauline Labella Tommie McCormack Jo Betty McDaniel Mary Broach McFarlane Myrna Martin Carolyn Milner Ellen Moore James Myers Janice Neal Anne Puckett Nona Reed Barbara Riales Etoile Rice MEMBERS Jeanette Bagwell Katie Bradshaw Nancy McLeod Richard Myers Wilmer Nichols Howard Stanton James Walker PhyUis Robinson Leigh Sanders Melba Showah Peggy Stallings Marie Stella Deane Stiles Carol Still Anne Taylor Lavonia Taylor James Townes Valera Vaught Sara Valencino Henry Ward Joe Williamson Elizabeth Wynne 178 .4.C.E. a££ ££: The Laurie Doolittle Branch of the Association for Childhood Education is a club for elementary majors. It is affiliated with the international organization. OFFICERS President Joan Gatewood Vice President Martha Kilpatrick Secretary June Vineyard Treasurer - Mallie Stewart Reporter Mary Jo Bishop Publicity Chairman Dovie Byrd Scribe Grace Ingram Sponsor Birdie Hale Gail Bass Mary ' Jo Bishop Mar ' Blades Bobbie Brown Sandra Brown Barbara Bums Mar) ' Byrnes Dovie Byrd Bobbie Carnathan Anne Games Garolyn Garter Marie Caylor Nadine Clanton Merry Lou Dudley Lucille Dunn Jeanette Ferri Martha Fisher MEMBERS Frances Foster Billie Moore Frances Foti Ja nice Neal Helen Gordon Ophelia Nichols Sue Grant Nancy Perry .Mar - Frances Hamilton Sylvia Porter Helen Hancock Jane Robertson June Helms Jean Roundtree Pat Hester Teresa Simmons Brenda HiU Kaye Smith Giynda Hill Malhe Stewart Anne Hogue Annette Tanner Sammie Howell Anne Taylor Grace Ingram Faye Towles Martha Kilpatrick Cecil TrusseU Reba Leigh June Vineyard Bettye Lusk .Mamie Williamson Ann McxMillin Mrs. Birdie Hale JOAN G. TEWOOD President 179 Delhecons The Delta State Home Economics Club has been organized under the name of the Delhecons. It strives to improve the liberal and specialized education of the students of home economics. The DELHECONS also gives opportunities for fellowship among home economics students of the campus. It serves as a means of bringing about closer professional contact with other home economics students and professional ' home economists within the state, in the nation, and in other countries. JIMMIE RUTH BARTON President OFFICERS President Jimmie Ruth Barton Vice President Betty Latham Secretary Mary Wallace Bailey Treasurer Barbara Mixon Historian Charlotte Hogue Social Chairman Myrtle Abels Sponsor — Miss Allene McCormick Myrtle Abels Peggy Ames Mary Wallace Bailey Evelyn Beard Keats Cartwright Lady Jane Castle Barbara Clifton Carolyn Crawford Ann Davis Shirley Dick Nancy Goodson MEMBERS Sylvia Hawthorne Charlotte Hogue Marie Hutchinson Betty Latham Irene Lewis Betty Sue McGregor Rachel Marshall Carolyn Milner Barbara Mixon Judith Anne Mouton Lila Nosser Arlene Peyton Beverly Pinkston Betty jo Pullen Sylvia Savage Joyce Smith Dorothy Temple Bobbie Jean Wells Linda Wilson Beverly Wolfe 180 NOT PICTURED Zella Cranston Laurene McLemore f a r ft A Jl A TFo nan ' s Athletic Association The Woman ' s Athletic Association works to make possible an opportunity for every girl to participate in a variety of sports. The play spirit in athletics is stressed rather than highly competitive attitudes which make championship the goal and limit participation to a highly skilled few. OFFICERS President . Anita Fonville Shelley Denley . tf Vice President .... 0St Secretary ---- Anne Hogue H Hp i Treasurer - Betty Latham Mallie Stewart ■ 1 Reporter H Sponsor _. Miss Margaret Wade B r ' rj ' • MEMBERS Z Brenda Abels Betty Latham Peggy Stallings Hnr Man- Wallace Bailey Mary- Lindsey Mallie Stewart Barbara Bums Billye Jean Lipe Joanne Taylor k Mar)- Carmichael Jovcelyn Milner Faye Towles l k i ■ .■ M Donna Carr Pee Wee .Mixon Ruth Towles J bI Hu Patsy Clements Nancy Pharr Sara Valencino B l Claudette Curtis Sylvia Porter Alice Walton H Shelley Denley Anne Puckett Bobbie Jean Wells H Josephine Foti Delores Rossi Mary Lou White H Kay Gregg Jo Leta Sanders Ellen Williamson Brenda Hill Sue Shepherd Mamie Lou Williamson Anne Hogue Jo Anne SorreUs Miss Wade. Sponsor ANITA FONVILLE Nancy Isom President Jk 181 4% Physical Education The purpose of the PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB is to stimulate a wide, intelligent interest in health, physical education, and recreation, and to pro- mote professional and social cooperation between physical education majors and the faculty. OFFICERS President - Josephine Foti Vice President Nelson Spencer Secretary Donna Carr NOT PICTURED Dave Belford Kelly Collins Harry Garverick Tommy Harrison James Holder Charles Murphy Charles William Preston George Strohm JOSEPHINE FOTI President 182 Majors Club Noal Akins, Jr. Jimmv Alexander Richard Alford F. E. Allegrezza Huey Atkinson Glenn Broadway Dale Burt Donna Carr Roger Carr Eva Coleman Jimmy Craig Claudette Curtis Tommy Dykes Anita Fonville Leon Franklin Bruce Fr fogle John Gaillard Kav Gregg Jack Hemphill John Hines BiU Hitch James Hubbert Nancy Isom Carl David James Allen Jenkins Pittman Keen Wavne Leonard Mar - Lindsay Bobby Longordo Joe Mathis John iMcElroy Robert McGraw Regis Metro Mac Morgan Robert McCool Richard Olier John Orman Kathleen Poag Bennie Price Larry Rhodes Delores Rossie Carrol Sanders Donald Smith Jo Anne Sorrells Nelson Spencer Bobbv Stokes Willie Stokes Jim Taylor Billy Thomas David Toler James Edwin Trotter Sara Valencino Ruby Vance Alice Walton Donald Ward Mar ' Ann Weber Mar ' Lou White Winford Williams Thomas Ray Young Better Count your change. Jeannette, that ' s Alice at the popper! 183 MEMBERS Angle Hale Eva Coleman Mary Blades Jean Neal Betty Stewart Martha Rowe Lila Nosser Mary Wallace Bailey Nancy Pllarr Sylvia Hawthorne Adrienne Reynolds Bettye Blair Lusk Kaye Gregg Donna Newman Carr Beverly Wolfe Josephine Foti Barbara Jones Gerry Sultan Mary Lindsay Gloria Sultan Dance Club President Angle Hale Vice President Gloria Sultan Costume Mistress ..„ „.. Donna Carr Not Pictured: Secretary-Treasurer _, Sandra Wherry Director Miss Joann Mosier Assistant Director Mary Lindsay fr.) OFFICERS Jimmy Reaves President Jack Hall Seymour Robinson Vice President Charles Cole David Hearn _ Social Chairman Robert L. Simonton Secretary Treasurer .- Sponsor The Cavaliers The Cavaliers is a social club at Delta State College designed to promote fellow- ship, tradition, social contacts, pursuit of learning and mutual helpfulness among the members. It also serves as a service organization to the college. Membership is limited. CHARTER MEMBERS Joe Williamson Milchel Swann Dick Whittington Charles Martindale Cliff Klutls Mike Kealhofer Bobby Ray Cain Larry Barrentine James Walker Tommy Henderson PLEDGES John Dyess Richard Garrett Walter Herbison Tom Kimbro James Smith Charles Vickery Bo Waldron JLMMY RE.WES President g5 The Veteran ' s Club is open to students who are veterans of the United States military service. OFFICERS Commander ___ Preston Reeves Executive Officer James Hannah Adjutant Peyton McQuary Finance Officer _ Robert Mims Sergeant Major Robert Wilson Public Information Officer Robert White Advisors Mr. John Yurkow Mr. Irby C. Ellis Honorary Members Mrs. Sue T. King Robert Marquis Hugh Atkinson John Aycock John Calcote Charles Cole John Davis Jim Eidt Jack Hall James Hannah Jack Hemphill Claude Hood Forrest Jones Patrick Lewis James Mauldin James Miller Robert Mims Peyton McQuary James Norman Joe Rasberry Bobby Spikes Bobby StaUings Everette Verhine Robert White Robert Wilson PRESTON REEVES Commander NOT PICTURED Melvin Blankenship Charles Myers 186 .- „A M A f i W Club The M CLUB is the men ' s athletic association, composed of men who win their varsity letters in intercollegiate sports. OFFICERS President George Arendale Vice President Paul Wood Secretary .._ Bobby Spikes Treasurer — Ned Mitchell Sergeant-at-Arms _ Troy Greer Advisor Mr. Horace McCool Jimmy Deakle George Arendale Thomas Young Jimmv Craig Roger Can- David Dodd Joe Smith Jim Taylor Jimmy Rose James Norman Paul Baker MEMBERS Jimmy Ellis Brick Mason Willie Stokes Ken PhiUips Jerry Sullivan Bobby Spikes Ned Mitchell Dale Burt John Hines Robert Pope James Grimmett NOT PICTURED Dave Belford Joe Reynolds Kenneth Dixon Don Smith Pittman Keen C. B. Hawkins Chick Scheiderman James Echols Troy Greer Paul Wood Bobby Longordo Bobby Stokes Horace McCool, Advisor GEORGE ARENDALE President 187 Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi is an honor society in education. Its purpose is to maintain a high degree of professional fellowship and to quicken professional growth by honoring achievement in educational work. OFFICERS President „„ .— _ Jimmie Ruth Barton Vice President Ethel Dye Secretary Jeanette Mills Treasurer - Joe Rasberry Reporter Annette Mills Historian Kaye Smith Advisor Dr. Henry J. Jacob JIMMIE RUTH BARTON President MEMBERS Peggy Alexander Annette Mills Peggy Ames Jeanette Mills Yvonne Bennett Fenter Dee Northern Miss Mabel Brister Joe Rasberry Pat Burrell Barbara Riales Ethel Dye Kaye Smith Joan Gatewood Lyenatte Swafford Angie Hale Forrest Underwood Mrs. Birdie Hale Charles Warren Louise Myers NOT PICTURED Miss Carol Brumby Miss Jonette Sanford Miss Gladys Castle Dr. Eleanor Walters Catherine Graziosi Mrs. Mary Williams Dr. H. J. Jacob Miss NeU Wynn Miss Kathryn Keener Dr. A. L. Young Miss Nell Lawler Mr. Mac McRaney 188 fS j -Mi l Pi Omega Pi Pi Omega Pi is a national honorary society for Business Education majors. It recognizes outstanding students in this field. OFFICERS President — Louise Meyers Secretary Patricia Middleton Treasurer Patricia McClellan Historian - Annette Mills Reporter - - Forrest Underwood H - Sponsor - - - - Miss Kathryn Keener MEMBERS Patricia McQellan Jeanette Mills Syble Mashbum Joycelyn Milner Patricia Middleton Joan Reid LuUlsE MEYERS Annette Mills Forrest Underwood President }0 Q..e o ( Pi Gamma Mu Pi Gamma Mu is the national social science honor society. It seeks to promote the study of the social sciences and to give recognition to the outstanding students of the social sciences. OFFICERS President - — Mike Amis Vice President Barbara Ann Riales Secretary-Treasurer Miss Carol Brumby Faculty Advisor Dr. W. F. LaForge Carol Brumby Irby Compton Ellis Eleanor Harkins Spencer Hutchinson Fenter D. Northern MEMBERS Barbara Riales .■Mien Towery Eleanor Walters Charles Warren NOT PICTURED: Tip AJlen, Jr. WiUiam L. LaForge Dewitt Talmadge Oaks Thomas Daniel Young 189 i J ' kJ Delta Alpha Omega Delta Alpha Omega, the first Greek letter fraternity on the Delta State campus, was organized to emphasize the moral and academic standards, the social life, and school spirit on the campus. OFFICERS President Bob Brumfield Vice President Richard Myers Secretary Ned Mitchell Treasurer - — Kelly Klein Sergeant-at-Arms Bobby Elliot MEMBERS Austin Banks William Carr Jimmy Davidson Bobby Elliot Jimmy Gerald Frank Greenlee Foster Hollingsworth Dean Kanim Kelly Klein Ned Mitchell Richard Myers Larry Rhodes Leigh Sanders Murray Sanford Billy Smith-Vanii Rodney Ward A. C. WiUiams NOT PICTURED Gale Davis Jim Steen BOB BRUMFIELD President 190 You ivere there - arriving at D.S.C., Greenville gang en masse! Kelly Klein holds the future in his hands — a dream home at D.S.C. shared by friends Bill Cox, Bill Nowell, Jerry Peyton, and Pat Richards. Everthing but the kitchen sink! Bobby Spikes, Rabbit Hannah, and Pat Craw- ford help Brenda Hill with her worldly posses- What! All those shoes? We can tell Kathleen Poag isn ' t from Ar- kansas as Ann Lamon lends a helping hand. Sure, a place for everything! Larry Rhodes, A. C. Williams, and Glenn Sexton ' s hands will soon be reaching toward the basketball goal. prepaiiuij: lor classes . . . Bills Drown and CapK ' s n-oi-ivi- hrlp from Miss Wull.-rs in prcparinf; llleir schedules. Come one, come all! Books galore — for a price. of course! Jim Williams seems to need help as he faces the crowd led by Glenn Sex- ton, JoAnne Love, Sue Shepherd, and Helen Gor- dan. My turn Now! Raymond Wright with assistant Charlene Smith check tuition fees for Becky Parkison. V«imMr««Wi Lines, lines, every vhere ! Arias Dickson smiles with Young ' s final signature. rel ef as she gets Dean H ■ z m ra ■ DLr J m . ' V ' ■ c 1 4 i 1 I iJ C ■ 1 3 1 ai then down to work Hip, hip, hooray! Last class today! Bob Brumfield, David Smith, Mickey Rouse, and Sammy Broussard are the first ones down the steps after the bell. Don ' t believe a word of it — it ' s all propaganda! Joe Reynolds can ' t re- sist a grin, but Troy Greer, Doc Robbins, and John Davis listen intently to Mr. Allen ' s lecture. 194 . . ivhich requires study .. . Books in hand. Here we stand! alIie Stewart. June Vineyard, and Pat Burrell are on their mark and set to go ... to the library. f 1 iTytA- Ajl B u Wl ith time out for meals . . . ■{■ ' jjSS Ben Anderson and Charlotte Boykin slop the hogs — Willie Stokes, Jimmy Craig, Barbara Mixon, Charlotte Hogue, and Marie Hutchinson. Enough of that moo juice Lynn Chassaniol, the milk shake kid, gets the ingredients for her daily shake. And so we gather at ptomaine tav Gloria Bamett leads the group in a square, round-table discussion while friends Pauline Labella, Pat Smith, Pat Wicker indulge. Nancy Pharr retrieves her ticket as Anne Taylor rushes her through. and for fratermzinQi Okay, so give with the Joker! Card games in the Mill are always a familiar sight, and so, too, are the people who play their daily game. Here Natalie Miller and Nancy McCleod find a new set of partners, Juanita Wolfe and Gloria Sultan. Bobby Stallings aims to please Patsy Koonce. Sweet Adeline ... Go with Delta ! Robert Gray accompanies this quartet of vocalists — John Aycock, Jack Savage, Tommie McCormick, and Hoyt Wooten. . in the Mill . . . Gee, only green and white? Jim Williams uses his sales pitch on Robin Griffin. letter, but it keeps me in practice! From Audrey Hazzard to Joe Gar ' , it ' s mail time. Knee pants in a dance — with the help of Ann Wilkinson. Terry Hopper wields the cue stick while Bill Kendall, Henry Ward, Tommy Waldrup and Roy Seals play a game of doubles at ping pong. Wl ith a bit of socializing Christmas bell and llif Christmas Belle Pat Hester and Pauline Labclla swing and sway with John Walker and Kenneth Dixon. kdiar: Aw, pie Jean Neal and Bob Longorda take for the pause that refreshes. Gee, you mean it ' s solid silver? Pat Smith spoons refills to Hiram Grif filh and JamesBrantley. And then the last dance . . . just as Cinderella had to be home before twelve, so have Carol Renfroe. Mar ' Wallace Bailev, and Linda Groz- 199 hut still . . . Cheer up, honey, it could be worse! Lynn Ferguson and Shafer Spence find a prop as they meet between classes. Be Ijack in a minute . . . James Brantley and Diane Oakman hurry on to be first in line at chow time. there s no place like home! His name is Tiger, but we call him Tv . . . Betty Sue Powell and Diane Martin add another member to their stuffed animal menagerie. and certainly no place like this home! Now how about that! Adrienne Reynolds uses her gift of gab. 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LAY (mj?!l COMPANY, INC. - V - Post Office Box 3865 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 216 The I960 BROOM Staff hopes that you en- joy this issue of the college annual. This an- nual is YOU — the students, the faculty and the administration of Delta State College. It is the events of 1959-1960. It is memories. It is COLLEGE! TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made