Delta State University - Broom Yearbook (Cleveland, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1962 volume:

The State has said that only Free Men shall be Educated, r= But God hath said only — Educated Men shall be Free. Broom Lady Jane Castle, Editor Betty Lane Andrews, Associate Editor Bobby Moore, Business Manager Peggie Gentry, Art Editor ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY FEATliRES AND SPECIAL EVENTS SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISING CLASSES WILLIAM F. LAFURGL. Ph.D. Head of the Division of Social Science Professor of History Representative of the Fulbright Fellowship Program Director of the Recognition Program of superior students Chairman of the Steering Committee of the Self-Studv Program Faculty Advisor to the Newman Club B.A., M.A. University of New Hampshire; Ph.D. University of North Carolina THE HONORABLE ROSS BARNETT Governor of Mississippi BDARD OF TRUSTEES of the Institutions of Higher Learning of the State of Mississippi By constitutional amendment, the government of Delta State College and of the other institutions of higher learning of the State of Missis- sippi is vested in a Board of Trustees appointed by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate. The twelve members of this Board are appointed to terms of twelve years, in groups of four each four years of whom one is appointed from each of the old seven Con- gressional Districts, one from each of the three Supreme Court Dis- tricts, and two from the State-at-large. There are no ex officio members. The Board of Trustees selects officers from its membership and ap- points the Executive Head of Delta State College. MEMBERS WHOSE TERMS EXPIRE MAY 7, 1972 E. Ray Izard, Hazlehurst, Southern Supreme Court District Ira L. Morgan, Oxford, State-at-large M. M. Roberts, Hattiesburg, Sixth Congressional District W. 0. Stone, Jackson, Central Supreme Court District MEMBERS WHOSE TERMS EXPIRE MAY 7, 1968 S. R. Evans, Greenwood, State-at-large Dr. Verner S. Holmes, McComb, Seventh Congressional District J. N. Lipscomb, Macon, First Congressional District Tally D. Riddell, Quitman, Fifth Congressional District MEMBERS WHOSE TERMS EXPIRE MAY 7, 1964 Harry Gordon Carpenter, Rolling Fork, Third Congressional District Charles Dickson Fair, Louisville, Fourth Congressional District Robert Bruce Smith, II, Ripley, Second Congressional District Thomas Jefferson Tube, West Point, Northern Supreme Court District of the VJoard President, Charles Dickson Fair Vice-President, Thomas Jefferson Tubb Executive Secretary, Euclid Ray Jobe 1007 Woolfolk State Office Building Jackson, Mississippi A ' 1 f K- ' k i .- ' ma-?ofnAC co. Broom Adminislralion Building Zeigel Fine Arts Center Hill Demonstration School iiiiiiii ' FP I ' rcsicliTir: HL ' sitlcncL- Dean ' s Residence Caylor- Williams I 19 L n MISS VIRGINIA THOMPSON Who faithfully served Delta State College Thirty-three years (1928-1961) 20 Memoriam MISS GRACE GAW Who faithtullv served Delta State College Thirty-three years (1928-1961) PRESIDENT AND MRS. JAMES M. EWING DR. JAMES H. McLENDON DEAN OF THE COLLEGE 23 MAC G. McRANEY Registrar H. L. NOWELL Dean of Men HUGH SMITH Financial Secretary and Business Manager NELL LAWLER Dean of Women RAYMOND WRIGHT Chief Accountant ROBERT SIMONTON Directory of Publicity CLADVS ( ' .. CASTLE Sccrclan to Dean of Colic; MARINE COLE Secretar) ' , Office of Financial Secretary REV. JIMMY BRELAND B.S.LI. Director REV. ELLIS TUCKER Wesley Foundation Director g ! - 1 .-- f- 1 t p- ii?5 £t N 1 MARGARET GARY Secretary, Office of Dean of College ALICE TURNER Assistant to the Registrar s %, L« «§Q « S ' '  - L P i Jfik H A BETTY DeLAP Secretary to the President JULIA ANNE JOHNSON Clerk in Office of Registrar ROCHELLE GREENE Secretary. Admissions and Placement JIMMIE GARNER Recorder-Secretary JOHN GIBSON JOHN YL RKOW KATHRYN kKKNKK Division of Business and Economics ARTHUR GIFFORD JOHN U HITE ALENTINE WILLIAM P. NEAL BETTY DONALD IRA C. CASTLES ELEANOR WALTERS WILSON DAVIS RAY WILSON Mathematics J. S. WHITE ROBERT GREENE Division of Science ROBERT CARLTON , 1 . ROY LEE WILEY HENRY G. LUTRICK RALPH HITT M ARIA BUTLER Language BEULAH HESTER LEWIS Literature Home Economics VELMA HAMILTON ALLENE McCORMICK I V- HUGH KEENAN ROBERT BO ' MA.N Art MAXINE HOLCOMBE BILL LaFORGE Division of Social Science TIP ALLEN MARY WIGGINS IRBY C. ELLIS ' r—— te CAROL BRUMBY Division of Education and Psychology HHl W ' ' - ' - B H R t B fjH H K tt iK £l.J 1 JOE FARRAR DEWITT OAKS F. F. WILKINSON 30 GEORGE MUNS BERTRAN DAVIS RALPH FRANKLIN Department of Music and Fine Arts THOMAS TEDFORD DONNA McHENR NELL WYNN LEONEL KAHN Department of Speech and Dramatics MARY JEFFREY ELIZABETH FLOYD OPAL COLLINS RUBY CLARK NAOMI WILLIAMS VINA BELLE LIDDELL CATHKUN UANTZLER Dormitory Hostesses MARTHA BEAUCHAMP Diptilian 32 B. F. SIBLEY Assistant Cafeteria Manager A. L. YOUNG Professor Emeritus A. D. GORDON Assistant Professor of Philosophy and History W. M. KETHLEY President Emeritus DAVE BOO FERRISS Athletic Director and Assistant to the President Our Coaching Staff HORACE McCOOL Head Football Coach JOHN RICKS Basketball JEFF WYATT Golf, and Head, P. E. Department GENE CHADWICK Tennis and Football MISS MARGARET WADE Assistant Professor of Physical Education MISS MARGARET LAWSON Instructor in Health, Physical Education and Recreation Roberts Memorial Library Staff Miss Elizabeth Dakin. Mrs. Vitha Tucker. Miss Mabel Brister, Miss Elanor Harkins. Librarian Mr, ' . Jonell Valentin Medical and Infirmary Staff Dr. Wm. D. Jitzgerald Dr. Oscar E. Ringold Dr. Phil Nelson Mrs. Elizabeth A. Murray Mrs. Macy Jo Wright 37 Senior Class Officers REBA LEIGH JACKIE CROCKER BETTYE BRANCH BOBBY MOORE SARA BROWNING TERENCE GOODBREAD 38 SALLY ADAMS Charleston B.S.E. (Etem. Ed.) Transfer, Wood Jr. College: Delta Belles 3, 4; Wesley 3, 4; A.C.E. 3, 4; Class Favorite MACK ALFORD Itta Bena B.S. (Acct.) Honor Council 2; Commerce Guide, President 3 JIMMY ALEXANDER B.S.E. fPhys. Ed.) Football 3. 4 Kosciusko JAMES MURRY ALFORD Vaiden B.S. (Acct.) Transfer. Holmes Jr. College LYNDRA ALLISON Charleston B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer. Northwest Jr. College; A.C.E. JONNY ANTOLENE Beulah GEORGE ANDERSON B.S. (Acd.) Inverness LARRY ARRINGTON B.S.E. (Soc. Science) M Club 3. 4; Football 1, 2 NORA ASHCRAFT New Albany B.S.E. (Soc. Science) Transfer. Blue Mountain; Band 3, 4; Delta Playhouse 3. 4 LAZETTE ASHLEY B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) Transfer Northeast Jr.; W.A.A. 3, 4 President 4: Phys. Ed. Majors Club GEORGE CURTIS AUST Itta Bena B.S. (Bus. Adm.l Transfer. Sunflower Jr. GLENN C. BAILEY B.S. (Bus.) Greenville JOHN ROBERT BAKER Philadelphia B.A. (English) Transfer. I st Central Jr.; Delta Play- house 3. 4. President: A.P.O. 4. Busi- ness Manager; Faculty Scholar 3, 4. JOHN E. AYCOCK Crenshaw B.M.E. Transfer. Northwest Jr.: B.S.W.; M.E.N.C: Phi Mu Alpha: Vet ' s Club; Band: Delta Singers CAROLYN BALL Biloxi B.M.E. Transfer. Perkinston Jr.; Delta Sing- ers 3. 4: Tour Choir 4: Deltones 3; M.E.N.C. Secretary 4; B.S.U. 3, 4; Miss Delta 4 TOM BARRENTINE CarroUton B.S. (Mathematics) Transfer, Holmes Jr. College; Foot- ball 3, 4; M Club 3, 4; Delta Play house 3. 4: Wesley. Worship Chair- man 3. President 4: Vice-President Senior Class: Interfaith Council, Vice- President 4 DAVID BELFORD Elizabeth, N. J. B.S.E. (Physical Education) Basketball 1. 2, 3; M Club L 2, 3, 4 STEPHEN BRAZDOVIC Dunellen, N. J. B.S. BEN A. BOGY B.S. (Accounting) Rosedale WILLIAM H. BOWIE Lexington B.S. (Biology) Miss Delta, Photographer, Public Re- lations ELLEiN .MOORE BOYD Cleveland B.A. (English I BROOM Staff. An Editor 3; Omega Phi ' A. I BILLY DAVID BOWMAN Ackerman B.S. Transfer, Holmes Jr. College; Football 3, 4 JOHNA RUTH BOYD Walnut B.S.E. (Home Economics) Transfer, M.S.C.W.; Delta Belles 3; Faculty Scholars 3, 4; Delhecons 3, Vice-President 4; Omega Phi 3, Secre- tary 4; Kappa Delta Pi, Secretary 4 IRIS BAGLEY BRANTLEY Hollandale B.M.E. Deltones 1: Delta Singers L 2; BROOM Staff 2: Women ' s Honor Council 2; Miss Delta 2, 3; Faculty Scholais 3, 4 BETTYE NELL BRANCH Goodman B.S.E. (Elementary Education) Transfer, Holmes Jr. College; Omega Phi 3, 4; BROOM Staff 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Wesley 3, 4; A.C.E. 3, 4 NORA RUTH BROOKS Vaiden B.S.E. (Elementary Education) Transfer, Holmes Jr. College; B.S.U. 3, President 4; A.C.E. 3, 4; Y.W.A. 3, 4 JULIE BROOKHART Lula B.A. (Piano) Delta Singers 1, 2, 3, 4; Deltones 1, 2, 3, 4; M.E.N.C. 1, 2, 3, President 4; Wesley 1, 2; Publicity Chairman, Sophomore Class; Canterbury 3, 4 SAMUEL CAROL BROUSSARD Schlater B.A. Newman Club, President 3; Men ' s Honor Council, President 4 SARA JANE BROWNING Goodman B.S.E. (Elementary Education) Transfer, Holmes Jr. College; A.C.E. 3. 4: Omega Phi 3. 1. Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 4 BETTY LATHAM BRITT Beulah B.S.E. (Home Economics) B.S.U. 2, 3. 4; Delhecons 1, 2. Pres- ident 3, 4; W.A.A. 1. 2. President 3, 4; Miss Delta, Business Manager 3 ROBERT D. BRUMFIELD Ruleville B.S.E. f Malhemalics) Delta Alpha Omega 2. 3, 4, President 4: ' -M Club 2. 3. President 4: Base- ball 2. 4: Football 2. 3, 4; Faculty Scholars 3. I FAYE BURNS Rolling Fork B.S.E. (Business Education) Transfer. Belhaven College RONALD LEE CAMP Amherst. Ohio B.S.E. (Social Science) Transfer. Bowling Green State Univer- sity: Swimming Instructor T ' li J JANE BURGIN Starkville B.M.E. (Voice) Delta Singers 1. 2, 3. 4; M.E.N.C. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Y.W.A. 3. 4; Del- tones L 2. 3. 4; B.S.U. L 2; Executive Council 1, 3, 1 ; Tour Choir 4 MARY M. CARMICHAEL Friars Point B.A. (English) Miss Delta 1. 2. 3 . 4; W.A.A. 1, 2, Reporter 3, 4: BROOM Staff 4 WAYNE CARSON Grenada B.S.E. (Soc. Sci.) Transfer, Holmes Jr.; Homecoming Court 3 WILLIAM CARR B.S. (Bus. Adm.) Baseball 1,2: D.A.O. 2, 3 New Albany RICHARD CHESTEEN Winona B.A. (PoUt. Sci.) Transfer, Holmes Jr. College; Men ' s Honor Council 3, 4 FLOYD G. CLEMENTS B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer. M.S.C.W. Cleveland BARBARA CLIFTON B.S.E. (Home Ec.) Delhecons; Omega Phi Benoit IRA COATS Mendenhall B.S.E. (Phys.Ed.) Transfer. Copiah-Lincoln Jr. College; • ' M Club: Football CAROLYN COLEMAN Minter City B.S.E. (Home Ec.) Delhecons 1 VICKY COURY Clarksdale B.A. (English) Delta Playhouse 2. 3, 4; Annual Staff LARRY COCKRELL Batesville B.S.E. (Education) Transfer, Northwest; Tennis 3, 4 FRANK CRAWFORD Boyle B.A. (English) Delta Playhouse 2, 4; Dance Club 3. 4; Debate Club 3, 4; Pi Kappa Delta 3, Vice-President 4 JACKIE CROCKER Vance B.A. (English) Transfer, Northwest Jr. College; Fac- ulty Scholar 3. 4; Baseball 3, 4; M Club; Class Favorite 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Delta Playhouse 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities CHARLES CRITTENDEN Greenville B.S. (Accounting) RUBY CROCKETT B.S.E. (Soc. Sci.) Transfer. Hinds Jr. Jackson COLBERT CROWE Carthage B.S. (Bus.Adm.) Weslev I. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President; Organ 1.2. 3. 4 JOHN CRUMBY B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Cleveland CLAUDETTE CURTIS Vicksburg B.S.E. iPhys.Ed.) W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; P.E. Major ' s Club 2, 3. 4; A nnual Staff 3; Dance Club 2: Omega Phi 3, 4 N y ' MARTHA DACUS Winona B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Transfer, Holmes Jr. College JEANETTE DAVID B.A. (English) Greenville BILLIE RUTH DICKERSON Isola B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) ANN DEAKLE Lucedale B.M.E. (Music Ed.) Transfer, Perkinston Jr. College; Women ' s Honor Council 4: Delta Singers 3, t; Deltones 3; Tour Choir 4; Fabulous Four 3; Chi Deha 3, 4, Pledge Chairman 4; M.E.N.C. 4 ANN SUE DIXON Vaughan B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer, Holmes Jr. College; Wesley 3. 4: A.C.E. 3, President 4; Women ' s Honor Council 4; S.G.A. 4 ARLAS DICKSON Tippo B.A. (Art) Omega Phi 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Delta Belles 2, 3. 4; Women ' s Honor Coun- cil L 4 ANN DOCKERY Hernando B.S. (Biology) Transfer, Mississippi College; Kappa Delta Pi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Beta Beta Beta MERRY LOU DUDLEY Winona B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 4; Delta Singers RUBEN DYER B.S.E. (Hisl-English) Transfer, Co-Lin Pinola LINDA EAKER New Albany B.S.E. (Home Ec.) B.S.U. 3, 4; Y.W.A. 4; Delhecons 3, 4, Secretary 4; Faculty Scholar 3, 4 SAMUEL ELLIS B.A. (English) Belzoni VIRGINIA EMMONS Newton B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. 3, 4; Delta Playhouse 3 JOAN ELY Indianola B.S. (Education) Cheerleader 1, 2; Majorette , 2, 3; Delta Singers 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Court 1, 2; A.C.E. 1, 2, 3; Class Fa- vorite 1 CAROLYN FAUVER Brookhaven B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Transfer, CoLin: Omega Phi n ' JAMES FISACKERLY Morton B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) M Club 1; Football 1. 2; P.E. Ma- jors Club 1.2: Baseball 1 FRED FERGUSON Natchez B.S.E. (Soc.Sci.) Sigma Theta Psi 4; Interfaith Council 4; ' Miss Delta Reporter 4 CLINTON FLETCHER Greenville Pre-Dentistry D.A.O.. Chaplain. Pledge Master: Ten- nis 1: Delta Playhouse 1 CLAUDE FLEMING B.S.E. McComb SHELDON FLETCHER Cleveland B.S. (Business) MARTHA FLOYD Bmmeville H.S.E. (Home Ec.) Tr;in?fer. Ncutlit-ast Jr.: DcIIumcims : ' .. 1; W.A.A. 3.4 MARY JO GARST Silver City B.S.E. (An) SHULA GARY Cleveland B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer, M.S.C.W.; Delta Belles 3; Annual Staff: Delta Singers; Canter- bury Club RUDOLPH FULTON Louise B.S. (Biology) Transfer, University of Mississippi PEGGIE GENTRY Doddsville B.A. (An) Omega Phi 3. 4. Historian 4: Annual Staff 4, Art Editor 4; Delta Singers 3, 4: Deltones 3. 4; Film Selection Committee 3. I r DONALD LARRY GIVENS Sierra Vista, Arizona B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer, Baylor U.; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3; Delta Playhouse 3, 4; A.C.E. 3, Pub- licity Chairman 4 ELLA GILL Tunica B.S.E. (Home Ec.) Transfer, Hinds Jr.; Delhecons 3. 4; Wesley 3 TERENCE M. GOODBREAD Clarksdale B.S.E. (Social Science) Men ' s Honor Council HELEN CLAIRE GORDON Sledge B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Delta Singers 1; Wesley 3, 4. Record- ing Secretary 4; A.C.E. 2, 3, 4 JOYCE GUNTHARP Clarksdale B.A. (English) Transfer. Miss. Delta College; Y.W.A. 3, 4; B.S.U. 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 NORMA HALL Sledge B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Tra nsfer, Northwest Jr. College; Delta Singers 3: Pi Omega Pi 3. President 4; Chi Delta 3. Parliamentarian 4 HELEN JEAN HANCOCK Rolling Fork B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. 1. 2: Women ' s Honor Council 3 BARBARA HARPOLE Clarksdale B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Y.W.A. L 4: Weslev 1: W.A.A. 1 JACK W. HALL. JR. Washington B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Delta Singers 1: Band 2: Vet ' s Club 3, 4; A.C.E. 4: Canterbury Club 3. 4; Cavaliers 3 JOHN HAZELIP Clarksdale B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) Baseball 2. 4: --M Club 4; Delta Playhouse 4 -¥ WALTER S. HELENIAK Dunellen. N. J. B.S. (Social Science) DAVID HEFLIN Baldwyn B.S.E. (English) Transfer, Northeast Jr. College; Cava- liers, Social and Publicity Chairman 3, 4; Wesley 3, 4: Delta Playhouse 3, Second Vice-President 4; Band 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4; S.G.A. Social Vice-President 4 LARRY HENDERSON Bay Springs B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) Transfer. East Central Jr. College; M Club 4; Football 3, 4 BETH HENDRIX B.S.E. A.C.E.; Wesley Tunica NANCY LEE HIRSCH Arlington, Va. B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) DWll) I,. HITCHEN St. Marvs. Ohio I.S.E. (I ' Ins.Ed.) JOYCE HOOP B.S.E. (Elem.Ed.) Holcomb H FOSTEF? HOLLINGSWORTH Cleveland B.M.E. (Voice) Delta Singers 1, 2, 3, 4: Deltaires 4; Cheerleader 2; Delta Alpha Omega, Social Vice-President 3; Tour Choir 4 WILLIAM HARTLEY Cleveland B.S. (Mathematics) JAMES HOOTEN Bragg City, Mo. B.S. (Bus. Adm.) Transfer. Northwest Jr. College; Bas- ketball 3: M Club 3. 4: Whirlwinds 4 I ' f ff JOHN E. HOYT Manchester, N. H. B.S.E. (Eniilish) BOBBY HOWELL Kilmichael (Pre-Med.) Transfec. Arkansas A M : Class Treasurer 3: Wesley. Publicity Chair- man 4 MARTHA BARRON HULL Marigold B.A. (English) Literary Festival 3. 4 DELORES ODOM HUFFMAN Tutwiler B.S.E. (Elem.Ed.) PAT INMAN Drew B.S.E. (English) W.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Delta Playhouse 4: B.S.U. L 2, 3, 4 HODIKICK IliWIN LclanH B.S. I Medical Technology) JAMES H. JACKSON Greenwood B.S. (Accounting) JERRY JAMES B.S. (Business) Transfer, Northwest Jr. Clarksdale JAMES JACKSON Greenwood B.S. (Business Administration ) Transfer. Sunflower Jr.; M Club: Football 3. 4 DOROTHY JEFFCOAT B.A. (English) Transfer, Sunflower Jr.: Delta Play- house 3, 4: Annual Staff 4 LILLY MAE JUE B.S. (Bus. Adm.) Transfer, Hinds Jr.; Tri Gary JERALDEAN JENKINS West B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer. Holmes Jr.; A.C.E. 3, 4; Y.W.A. 3: Delta Singers 4 DEAN KAMM Dunellen, N. J. B.S. (Chemistry) D.A.O.; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Faculty Schol- ar 3 RAY P. KEEN Marks B.S.E. (Phys.Ed.) P.E. Majors Club: M Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Football 1.2.3.4 JAMES KELLEY B.S. (Business) Lake I. ' N KIMZEY Transfer; Band 2. 3 Greenville KENNETH KNIGHT Grenada B.S. (Accounting) Transfer, Holmes Jr.; Cavaliers REED T. KIMZEY B.S. (Mathematics) Golf 2, 3 Cleveland EARL LATHAM Webster B.S. (Bus. Adm.) Transfer; A.P.O.: Wesley 3, 4; Delta Plavhouse 3. 4 REBECCA LEGG Jackson B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer. Hinds Jr.; Chi Delta; A.C.E. PAT LEWIS Mattson B.A. (History) Vet ' s Club 2; Who ' s Who 3; Cavalier 2. 3. President 3; S.G.A. 3; Vice-Pres- ident 3; President 4; Interfraternity 3: Intercollegiate Council REBA LEIGH B.S.E. (Elem.Ed.) Delta Singers L 2. 3; Violin 3. 4; Del- tones L 2, 3. 4: Annual Staff 4: A.C.E. 1, 2. 3. 4, Vice-President 4; Orchestra 4; Omega Phi 4 GEORGE LITTLE B.S. (Bus. Aim.) Florida KERMIT LITTLETON B.S. (Chemistry) Greenville BOB LIVINGSTON B.S.E. (Soc.Sci.) B.S.U.; Delta Singers Cleveland LEE ELLA LONG Greenwood B.A. (Enc lish) Transfer. Sunflower Jr. College; Miss nelta 3. 4: Delta Playhouse 3, 4: BROOM Staff 4 y JO ANN LOVE B.S. (Biology) Amory Westminster Fellowship L 2. 3; Tri Beta 2. 3: President Council 2, 3: Interfaith Council 3 MILTON LOWE Clarksdale B.S. (Bus. Ed.) Transfer. Memphis State College: Band 3,4:B.S.U. 3.4 PEGGY J. LUSK Goodman B.S.E. (Social Science) Omega Phi 3. Parliamentarian 4: Kap- pa Delta Pi 3. 4: Beta-BetaBeta 3, 4: Band 3; Annual Staff 4 « . NANCY ISOM McDANIEL Sunflower B.S.E. (Physical Education ) Women ' s Athletic Association 1. 2; Physical Education Majors Club 1, 2 ALICE McFARLAND B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Transfer, U. of Tenn. Greenville MILTON McMASTER Vicksburg B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer. Holmes Jr. College; A.C.E. 4; B.S.U. 4 RAYMOND MABRY Lake B.S.E. (Social .Science) JIM THOMAS McMINN B.S. (Chemistry) Transfer. Miss. State U. Itta Bena MARTHA MALONE Darling B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer, Northwest Jr. College; Chi Delta 3; A.C.E. 3. 4 PAUL MIDGET B.A. (History) Pi Gamma Mu DAVID MARTIN Coffeeville B.S.E. (Social Science) Transfer, Northwest Jr. College; Hon- or Council 4 Holcomb I MELBA SHOWAH MANN Hollandale B.S.E. (English) Women ' s Honor Council 1 : Chi Delta 1, 2; B.S.U. Council 2; Delta Singers 1,2; Dance Club 2 JAMES MILLER Anguilla B.A. (Business) Veterans Chih 2. : .. 1 : ViV lev JAMES R. MITCHELL B.S. Accounting) Indianola REBA MILLS Lambert B.S.E. (Social Science) Transfer. Northwest Jr. College: B.S.U. 3.4: Y.W.A. NED ALAN MITCHELL Cleveland B.S.E. (Social Science) Football 1, 2, 4: M Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 2: Honor Council 1, 2, 3; Debate Team 2: Delta Alpha Omega: Kappa Delta Pi; Interfraternity Coun- cil .3 : Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities JUANITA PEE WEE MIXON Linn B.S.E. (Science) Wesley Council 1; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Delta Belles 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4 KENNETH MIXON Grenada B.S.E. (Social Science) Transfer, Holmes Jr. College; Pi Gam- ma Mu 3, 4, President 4; Faculty Scholar 3. 4 EMMIE LOU MOONEY Clarksdale B.A. (English) Transfer, Ole Miss and Belhaven; Delta Playhouse: Westminster Fellow shi[): Dance Ciuh BOBBY ALLEN MOORE Grenada B.S.E. (Mathematics) BROOM Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Man- ager; Varsity Golf 2, 3, 4; Class Of- ficer 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Cav- aliers 2, 3, 4, President 4; Class Fa- vorite 1, 2; Presidents Council 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3 LATTRA MOORE Cleveland B.A. fEns.lish) Omega Phi Sorority 3, 4. Vice-Presi- dent 4: W.A.A. 1, 2. 3; Annual Staff 4; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities MYRA MOORE Lambert B.M.E. Delta Singers: Y.W.A. Officer; B.S.U. Officer: M.E.N.C. L BEL RIVERS MOORE Vaughan B.S.E. (Social Science) Transfer. Holmes Jr. College; Choir 1, 2; Wesley 1, 2. 3. 4. Song Leader 1, President 2; Y.W.C.A. L 2: Cheer- leader 1 THOMAS D. MURPHREE, JR. Greenville B.S. (Bus. Ad.) Sigma Theta Psi Fraternity HARRIS MAC MORGAN B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) Physical Education Club 1, 2. 3. 4 Boyle JEAN NEAL Indianola B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Delta Belles 1. 2. 3. 4; Delta Singers 1; A.C.E. 3. 4; Dance Club 1, 2. 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Omega Phi Sorority 2. 3. 4. Pledge Mistress 3, Social Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3; Class Favorite 3; Intersorority Coun- cil 4; Women ' s Honor Council 4, President CELESTE K. MYERS B.S.E. (Home Economics) Transfer, M.S.C.W.; Delhecons 4 Inverness CONSTANCE MARIE NEWMAN Utica B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E.; B.S.U. JAMES BOONE NEWTON Marks B.M.E. Transfer, Northwest Jr. College: Band 3, 4: Cavaliers: Miss Delta Staff SAM NEYMAN B.S.E. (Bus. Adm.) Greenville JANETTE NICHOLS Tishomingo B.S.E. (Home Economics) Transfer, Northeast Jr. College; Delta Singers 3: W.A.A. 3, 4; Wesley 3. 4; Delhecons 3, 4 A. M. NORWOOD JR. Algoma B.S.E. (Physical Education) CECILE NIX Clarksdale B.A. (English) Delta Singers 2, 3; Deltones 4; Tour Choir 4; Assistant Hostess 3; Miss Delta Staff 3 LAWRENCE OXNER Rolling Fork B.S. (Bus. Adm.) PAT OWENS Senatobia .S. (Bus. Adm.) Transfer, Millsaps. Northwest Jr. Col- lege; Cavaliers 3, 4. Treasurer 4; Band; Election Committee 4 EDMOND H. PACE Winona B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) Transfer. Holmes Jr. College; Physical Education Club 3. 4 RICHARD W. PARNELL B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Veterans Club 3. A.C.E. 3. 4 Tupelo 4; Dance Club; NANCY LOU PERRY Greenwood B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. L 2. 3, 4; Y.W.A. 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Gamma Mu; Women ' s Honor Council 3; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities ARLENE PEYTON Vicksburg B.S.E. (Home Economics ) Y.W.A. 1. 2. 3. -1. Treasurer 4: Del- hecons 1. 2. 3. I. President -I r TOMMY T. PINKERTON Winona B.S. (Bus. Aim.) MARTHA PHARR Vicksburg B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) W.A.A. 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Physi- cal Education Majors Club 3. 4 BENNY E. PITTMAN Marks B.S. (Bus. Adm.J Transfer, Northwest Jr. College; Foot- ball 2, 3; M Club 2, 3 DOROTHY JEAN PREVOST Lynn B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer, Blue Mountain College; Delta Playhouse; B.S.U.; A.C.E. HELEN ROBERTSON PREWITT Merigold B.A. (English) Faculty Scholars 3, 4 ROBERT RICHARD PUGH IMOGENE DePRIEST PRIEST B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Shelby Greenville B.S. (Science) MARVIN H. RANDALL Fairhope, Ala. B.S. (Bus. Ed.) Transfer, Holmes Jr. College ; Veterans Club 3, 4, Commander 4 LUCILLE SMITH REAVES Duncan B.S.E. (Business) KENNETH RENCHER Corinth B.S.E. ( Physical Ed.) Transfer, Northeast Jr. College, Flor- ence State Ala.: Physical Education Majors Club PERCY C. RICE B.S. (Bus. Adm.) Rolling Fork ETOILE RICE B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E.; Delta Playhouse; Delta Sing ers BILLY W. ROBINSON Shaw B.S.E. (Social Science) MARLON C. RICO B.S. (Bus. .4dm. Pascagoula t SHIRLEY RODGERS Lexington B.S.E. (Home Economics) Delhecons L 2. 3, 4 HENRY SEYMOUR ROBINSON Charlotte. N. C. B.S. (Accounting) Transfer, Davidson College, N. C; Band 2, 3, 4; Delta Singers 2, 3: Miss Delta 2. 3. 4. Circulation Manager 3; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 2. 3. 4. Cav- aliers 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 2. 4. Pub- licity Director 3; Student Govt. Asso- ciation 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Accounting Club 3; Delta Playhouse 4: Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities HENRY L. RUSSELL Monticello B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) Footb all 3, 4; M Club 3, 4; Vet- erans Club 1; Transfer, Co-Lin Jr. Col- lege FRANK RYALS B.S. (Business) Football 3, 4 Biloxi JOE R. SABBATINA B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) Football 3, 4 Leland PATRICIA SANDERS Grenada B.S.E. (Biology) Transfer, Holmes Jr. College; Wom- en ' s Honor Council 3, 4; Cheerleader 4 CLYDE R. SCARBROUGH B.A. (English) Millry, Ala. GEORGE THOMAS SHIELDS Greenville B.S. (Accounting) FRANCES WALDEN SAVAGE Booneville B.A. (English) Omega Phi Sorority 3. 4; Delta Sing- ers 3 : Delta Belles 3 CHARLES ARANT SHAW Vance B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) Transfer. Northwest Jr. College CHARLENE SMITH Merigold B.A. (English and Accounting) MARY JOAN SIMS Burnsville B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer. Northeast Jr. College; A.C.E. 3, 4, Officer; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Officer PATRICIA ANN SMITH Drew B.A. (English) Chi Delta Sorority 3, 4, Editor 3, 4; Interfaith Council 2, 3, 4, President 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Miss Delta Staff 1. 2. 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4, News Editor 3, Assistant Feature Editor 2, Reporter 1, Award for Best Feature Story and Sports; Band; Pres- ident ' s Council; Miss. Library Assoc; Women ' s Honor Council SOLON BROWN SMITH Greenville B.S. (Bus. Adm.) Transfer, Christian Brothers College; Sigma Theta Psi 2, 3; Newman Club 4 VELMA JEAN SNYDER Canton B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer, Holmes Jr. College; A.C.E. 3,4 JOHN R. STALLINGS Cleveland B.S. (Accounting) JAMES S. STEEN Cleveland B.S. (Biology) Transfer, University of Kentucky; Delta Alpha Omega 3, 4, President 4; Interfraternity Council 4 ITi [••  MARTHA LOUISE STANCILL Yazoo City B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Transfer, Holmes Jr. College: Wesley 3,4 WILLIAM A. STEVENS Cleveland B.S. (Bioloey) V. J. STEGALL, JR. Morton B.M.E. Band; M.E.N.C: Phi Mu Alpha Sin- fonia MARY LOUISE STRICKLAND Minter City B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Transfer. Millsaps BETTY ANNETTE STEWART Isola B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) Transfer. Sunflower Jr. College ; Dance Club 3: W.A.A. 4; Physical Education Majors Club 4 ELIZABETH STUART Carthage B.A. (English) Transfer, East Central Jr. College; Delta Playhouse 3, 4 GERRY CARROLL SULTAN Marks B.A. (English) Delta Belles 2, 3, 4. Head Delta Belle 4: Beautv 3: Class Favorite 3: Omega Phi 3, 4. ' President 3: Pi Gamma Mu 3. 4, Vice-President 4; Homecoming Court 3: Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities MITCHEL SWANN New Albany B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) Transfer, Northeast Jr. College; Cav- aliers 3, 4; B.S.U.; Physical Majors Club - %i£ W. JACK TAPY Eaton. Indiana B.S. (Accounting) Transfer, Tavlor University; Basket- ball GAYLE TAYLOR B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Band: Dance Club ROY LUKE TERRY Kosciusko B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) Transfer. Holmes Jr. College: Football 3, 4; M Club 3, 4 JEANETTE FERRI TARSI Cleveland B.S.E. (Elem.Ed.) Kappa Delta Pi: Pi Gamma Mu; A.C.E.; Newman Club BILLY PAT THOMAS Kilmichael B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) Football 3. 4: M Club 3, 4 ' i JANELL TIPTON Hernando B.S.E. (English) Band; Delta Singers 3, 4; B.S.U. 3, 4; Dance Club 3, 4; Transfer, Northwest Jr. College FRANCIS LLOYD THORNTON Pace B.S. (Business) FRANCIS TOMLINSON Parchman B.A. (English) Y.W.A. 3. 4. President 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, President 4; B.S.U. Executive Council 4 RUTH TOWLES Sunflower B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer. Sunflower Jr. College; W.A.A. 3. 4: A.C.E. 3. 4 i tf %a i C P 1 iLj p ' ■■■« ! .- p VIVIAN TRIBBLE B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer. Northwest A.C.E. 3, 4 Charleston Jr. College; JAMES EDWIN TROTTER Sardis B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) M Club: P.E. Majors Club; Foot- balll.2. 3: Whirlwinds 3,4 ' ; JACQUELINE BOUNDS TULLOS Lake B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) JAMES TURNER Algoma B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) P.E. Majors Club; Transfer, Itawamba Junior College RUBY TURNER Greenville B.S. (Accounting) Chi Delta 3, 4, Historian: Band I. 2, 3; Publicity Chairman of Student Gov- ernment Association 4: B.S.LI: Who ' s Who in American Colleges and L ' niver- sities BILLY JOE UPCHURCH New Castle. Indiana B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) Wesley: Basketball; Golf - N MARRILLE VAN CLEVE St. Marys. Ohio B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. ; Deltones SARA VALENCINO Greenville B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) Deltones 1; Miss Delta 3, 4: Delta Playhouse 2. 3. 4: Alpha Psi Omega 3: W.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; P.E. Majors Club 1, 2, 3. President 4: Annual Staff 4; Newman Club 3 MARY ANGELINE VICKERS Eupora B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. 3. 4: Kappa Delta Pi 4; Trans- fer. Wood Junior College JESSE ANN VINCENT Indianola B.A. (English ) STEVE H. WAITS B.S.E. (Social Science) Transfer from Ole Miss Leland TOMMY WALDRUP B.S.E. (Social Science) Band 1, 2, 3 Drew REBECCA JO WARD B.S.E. (Business Ed.) Ackerman LYNN WATKINS Natchez B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. 3, 4, Secretary; Newman Club MARY ANN WEBER Yazoo City B.S.E. (Physical Ed.) Delta Belles 2, 3, 4; Chi Delta Soror- ity 2. 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3; Delta State ' s Representative in Miss Missis- sippi Pageant 2, 4: Beauty 2, Most Beautiful 3: Second Alternate Best Dressed Girl; Homecoming Court 3, Queen 4; Newman Club 2, 3, 4 PAUL WEBSTER B.S.E. (Social Science) Honor Council 4 Cleveland NORA WESTBROOK B.S.E. (Math) Sledse JAMES COTHRAN WILBURN Leland B.S. (Biology) Transfer, Millsaps JOE WILLIAMSON Indianola B.S. (Biology) Ca dliers 2. S. 1: Delta Playhouse 1, 2,3.4 PETER PAUL WHITE Tuckahoe, New York B.M.E. (Music) Band 1, 2, 3, 4 LINDA WILSON Lyon B.S.E. (Home Economics) Transfer. Livingston State; Interfaith Council 2, 3; Delhecons 2, 3, 4; D.S.F. 2,3 TONY WILSON B.S. (Accounling) Faculty Scholar Rosedale JEFF D. WHEELER Dundee B.S.E. (Social Science) BRYANT WOLFE Duncan B.S.E. (History) M Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 2 CHIEYEN J. WONG B.S. (Accounting) Moorhead KATHERINE S. WOOLDRIDGE Grenada B.S.E. (Elem.Fd.) WILLIAM JONES B.S. (Business Ad.) Cruger SANDRA YOUNG B.S.E. (Business Ed.) Pi Omega Pi Drew AND NOW, GOODBYE . t l Jj!?— mM Junior Class Officers CAROLYN BIANCA _.. , Secretary MIKE ROBINSON Election Committee Member DOLORES BAGLEY Class Editor BOBBY HOWELL Treasurer FRANK BRIDGES Vice-President LEIGH SANDERS Reporter JIMMY THOMPSON Class Editor BOBBY ABERNATHY Election Conmiittee Member HOWARD DODD President 87 Betty Andrews Clarksdale YMt i Helen Applewhite Batesiille Charles Douglas Andrews Cleveland Martha Arrington Delores Bagley Hollandale Thnmas Bailey Lambert Rohert Louis BaU North Carrollton Martin L. Bass Lula Carolyn Bean Charlie Bell Tupelo hiifrnrss Carr)|yn Bennett IT ' inona Can.lvn Bianca Imliimola Ed Bibb Drew James Biggers Webb Wendell Blackwell Cleveland Aron Biggers Tulwiler Maurine Black Carrolllon Richard Bloodworth Scoby Larry- Hoggs Cleveland Charles Boland Elba. Ala. Gail Bolian Greenivood James Raymond Boone Picayune 89 Mimmye Bradley Walter Francis James H. Brantley Lou se Brantly Isola Brantly Durant Cleveland ir ' ei ' ■ Hanson Bufkin Bobbie Bunch Cleveland Durant Ray Butler Sardis Robert F. Cade West Milton Campbell Bctiv Cumpbell ' ' - ' I ' li ' ' Campbell Robbie CambeU Tutwiler Natchez Leland Boyle Jamie Chiles Louisville Glen Ray Click Philip Coffey Martha Coleman John D. Commer Arab, Ala. Biicnii Vista, Va. Greenwood Lambert Betty Joy Cook James Donald Cooper Drew Martha Crawford Shaw Hubert Cooper Durant Charles Lynn Cox Durant Tommy Crenshaw Clark sdale Jo Ann Dorman Pensacola, Fla. Patrica Dunlap Olive Branch 92 Jolin Dyess New Albany Dan Klli i,m Viirdanwn Jolin H. Estess Greenville Lynn Ethridge GreenvUle Harmon Feather Hushpuckena Gene Fioranelli Greeniille Philip Farr Greenville Edward File Enid Linda Fisher Ulica Tom Fisher Bill Fortenberry Brookhaien Fred Foster Ellisville 93 James Franklin Sylvia Linda Paul Garrett Ifinona Freeman Batesville Birmingham, Ala. Louis Halphen Ricl y Hanes Bobby Harper Puerto Armuelles, Marks Grenada Panama, C. A. 94 Shirley Hiirrison Holhmdale Audrey Huzjiard Cleveland R.isemary Helm Cojjeeville Al Hopkins Walnut Willie Home Sallis Linda Huddleston Booneville 95 Dolores M. Huling Fulton Mary Hutchison Hollandale James Earl Ikerd Jr Clarksdale Doris Jackson Shannon Johnny Jackson Greenwood Marshall Jenkins Marks Jonnie Sue John Myrtle Richard James Gore Springs Larry Wing Jeong Shelby Patricia Johnson Duck Hill Harvey Johnston Greemvood Mary Louise Jones Benton Ann Lamon Greenville Martha Lauderdale Booneville 96 Sue Ann Little St. Petersburg, Fla. Robert Blue Bruce Genelle Lolt Isola Jo -ce Logan Cleveland Brenda Long Shelbv Jack R. Love Cleveland Kathy Lovom Louisville Jerry McBee Ruleville Franklin McCellan Sallis Betsy McComiack Cojjeeville Mary Ann McCuan Bernard McLellan Greenwood Vaiden Beverly Malius Sara MaUory Goodman Joyce Montgomery Kilmichael Kay Boulwcll McCrary Marv Ajiiies Moore Jolin Mor{] )■« « .«« Greenville Jack Moore Walter Leonard Tom Perry Jerry Peyton Pedon Greenville Greenville Memphis, Tenn. 99 Malcohm H. Pickle Allen Poe Mc Adams Pontotoc Ande Pollard Shelby PoweU Greenville Tunica Bill Robinson Clarksdale Mike Robinson Greenville Glenda Rogers Lexington Betty Rozier Cleveland 100 Leonard Rubenstein Shaw Lynelte Russell Cleveland Charles Sanders Cleieland Leigh Sanders Cleveland Ronald Schyler Greenville Bobby J. Senter Booneville Irvine, Ky. Robert Seay Batesville Billv SeiveU Maben Sheila Sheffield Dorsey Dun Skelton Leland Emmett Smith Mar)- Jane Sowell Pope Canton 101 Lenora Stegall Morris Steuart Leilie Faye Bobbette Stribl Pelahatchia Canhuge Strohm Cleveland Joan Stringfellow RiLleville Jimmy Grant Stroud Lake Benny Taylo hla Bena Billy Strohm Jr. Clarksdale Anne Taylor Roy Taylo Grenada Howard Thompson Hernando 102 Faye Towles Sunflower Dona Townsend Grenada Thelina Tucker Webb David Tuner Cleveland Richard Walker Pascagoula Lewis Walto Slates Sprin, 103 Calvin Ward Louise Webster Laurel Shaw Carl Welch Greenville Bonnie Whaley Potts Camp Jolin W. Wheele Tunica Gail Whittom Neiv Hebron Lance S ickwire ToKamla, Penn. Leon Whitfield Kosciusko Pat Wicker Louisville Jerry Wigington Cleveland Maribeth Wilkinson Amory 104 Monroe Williams Jackson Price Williams Greenville Carol Ann Wilson Greenwood Lou Wilson Greenville Sharon Ann Winstead Jackson Georgia Wi; Merigold Larry Wood Jackson William J. Wise hm an Franklin, Mich. Carulyii Wor l Grenada Virgie Yeager Minter City 105 Sophomore Class SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRED CRIBBS -. President JOSEPHINE FERRI Treasurer BETTY JO ABRAHAM , Secretary CAROLTO CHENNAULT Broom Representative BEN BAILEY .„ Reporter STEVE LaMASTUS Vice-President AL MANN Election Committee Representative KENT MARSHALL Broom Representative Betty Jo Abraham Clarksdale Jim Adrean Franklin, Michigan Mrs. Sue Allbritton Clarksdale Allen Ambrose Leland Richard Asbuxy Charlene Bagwell Ben Bailey Glenda Bailey Joe A. Barranco Dublin Grenada Gaines Beard on Rolling Fork Robert Lynn Beck Sherron Bennett Patsy Blount Dorothy Brannon Carolyn Jo Bratton Audrey Brown Eupora Hollandale Cleveland Greenville Eupora Cleveland elita Broi™ Sandra Brunson Pat Burney Edward Busch Margaret Carraway Martha Carroll Meridian Avalon Ackerman Birmingham, Michigan Cleveland Marks Colli, Anthony P. Co Fred Cribbs Jeanette Crowder Gale Davis Jackson Emily Duckworth Cleveland Linda Dunlap Tupelo Louise Elliott Greenwooil Allen A. Ellis, Jr. Roger Earl Loretta Eason Betty Sue Eddins Henr)- Edmiston Peggy Edwards Skene Shaw Patricia Forbes Greemoood Joe Fowler Cl-eveland Gerri Fulcher Yazoo City 109 Doyle Ray Garrett Jack Gazelle Fred Gibson Shelby Skene Joan Gibson Cher ' le Grant Paula Grezaffi Sidon Greenville Shatv William Griffith Glenda Grittman Barbara Hancock Cleveland Drew Onward Cary Lawrence Henson Cleveland Shirley Herbison Shaw Michael D. Herring Greenville Robert J. Hodge Houston, Texas Torn Home Cleveland Sonny Kelly Lyon Charmayne Killebrew Swijtown Joyce King Lexington Robert King Steve Lamastus Joyce Lay Greenville Drew Webb Jinny Sue Hoyl Martha Joy Huffman Edward Jackson Cleveland Greenville Cleveland Hoyte Johnson Clarksdale Jan Johnson Rulevitle Parks Johnson New Albany Tommy Johnson RuIeiUle Sue Jones Boyle Fonda Keith Anguilla Larry Liddell Betty Jo Love Clarksdale Siviftown Linda McBee Ruleville lionnie McClure Shaw :arolyn McElroy Tutwiler Bobby McWhirter Percy Malone Nancy Manning Merigold Kent Marshall Levenia Maxwell Loretta Ming Penny Moss Charles McGuffie Johnny McLeod Drew Louisville Shelby Greenville Joe Edd Morris ISew Albany Mar - Lillian Philen Nancy Philpot Anita Pierce Indianola Gloria Pogue Leland Charlotte Poole Greenville Joey Myers Patsy Nation Nancy Nelson Kenneth Ray Noah Cleveland Indianola Talwiler Vaiden Pontotoc Louise Flora Mickev O ' Mallev Ruleville ielty Outlaw Baldwin Kosciusko Samuel Pendas Morgan Cily, La. Shetb Perthsk N. Vick Robbins III Crumrod, Arkansas Williajii Rorie Greenville Charles H. Pope Greenville Elizabeth Pope Shaw Janice Redd Shaw Martha Reginelli Indkmola Carole Sanders Cleveland Bobby Sandifer Greenville Carol Sheffield Inverness Shaw Alligator Cleveland Marilyn Shields Greenville Charles Shoffm-r Greenville Martha Signa Greenville Norman Silverblalt Madelyn Slaughter Greenville Marsha Slaughter Greenville Carole Kay Smith Cleveland Lucretia Smith Greenwood Brenda Stanford Cleveland Jerry Stevens Baldwyn Mary Stockton Winona Robert Strohm Clarksdale Joel Sturdivant Jackson Stephen L. Suhowatsky Mapleieood, N. Y. Charles Sullivan Natchez Billy Swafford Cleveland Ike Taylor Halls, Tennessee Sanimy Tedford Lambert L Paul Thomas Ed in burg Linda Lee Thweatt Miami, Florida Babs Walker Dreiv Rachel Taylor Greemvood Dorothy Tiser Cleveland Marilvn Thornton Greenville Charlie Ann Venuti Shaw Mar ' Anne Walker Flora Rebecca Ward Sardis Louis Watford Shaw Nadcne Wcbsler Lamon Willis Shmv Jackson Pegsrv- Willard Sue Wilson Shaw Greernille James Wischman Franklin, Mich. Jo Ann Wolfe Cleveland w w AND Mary Louise Wood Inverness Jerr ' Lee Yerkes Minter Ciiv Freshman Class h I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS QUESTION SPRUILL Election Committee Representative BETTE BRELAXD Broom Representative PENNT LOWE Treasurer BOBBY TOMPKINS Secretary RUDOLPH BISHOP President FRED RAYBURN Vice-President BILLY SHIELDS Reporter JIM GILLAN Election Committee Representative JAMES COX Broom Representative Adolph S. Acri Nadine Arendale Barbara Arnold Harrisburg. Henn. Charleston Doddsville Pauline Arnold Pat Auberry Charles Austin Mathiston Tunica Kibnichael Shelby Cleveland Lei and Ellen Bailey Bob Bain Kenneth Banks Charleston Pell City, Ala. Greenville Martha Barnes Linda Bass Dianne Bastari Louisville Vicksburg Sfww Norma Ellen Beard Cleveland Dianne Bennett Clarksdale Linda Bennett Chatham Shirley Bennett Anguilla Jack Bishop Indianola Rudolph Bishop Greenville Frank Bledsoe Bettie Lou Boshers New Orleans, La. Memphis, Tenn. Grenada Paul Bouler Martha Braden Sidney Brain Leland Rosalyn Brett Greenville Margaret Ann Bridgers Belzoni Linda Sue Britt Rosedale Mary Jo Brock Killeen, Texas Diana Brown Cleveland Gwen Brown Norma Burns Lynda Cain Panther Burn Charleston Rollins Fork Boyle Greenwood 120 Lucy Canizaro Virginia Carpenter Cliarlotte Carroll Jan Cartwright Linda Gale Carvan Pamela Anne Catledge Vicksburg Cleveland Walthall Moor head Oakland Louisville Sandra Clianey Faye Chappell Kosciusko Louisville Faye Cobb Glenn Coker Letha Cole Lambert Clarksdale San Antonio, Texas Hayden Collier Drew Elaine Connell Greenwood Arlin Cossar Leland Linda Covington Greenville James Cox Winterhaven, Fla. Robbie Sue Cox Eupora 121 Bonnie Crawford Flora Glenda Crocker Cleveland Carolyn Crosby Vicksburg Man ' Jane DeMoney Dianne Dreher Albert Dribben Rolling Fork Joe Drueding Picayune Elizabeth Eidson Jackson Ann Eidt Natchez Gary Elmore Cleveland Lynne Everett Tutwiler Gene Karris Cleveland Jo Ann Farrish Drew Mary Lynnette Faust Oxjord Sandra Crowell Robert Blain Curry Anne Dancy Eupora Eupora Holly Springs Cathey Davis 122 Sandy Feldmann Jimmy Finkler Nancy Fletcher Clarksdiile Lclaml Cleveland ,- Cecelia Franco Vicksburg Billy Franks Lumber I Georgiana Friend Sardh Jane Gamble Judy Garren Canton Lei and James Gar ' erick Cation, Ohio Brenda Gordon Cleveland Mike Greer Anguilla Pat Greer Anguilla Anita Griffin Cleveland Joe Griffin Rolling Fork Tommy Griffin Greenville Ann Hackleman Greeniiood Delia HaUam Cleveland 123 Norma Hicks Wylie Hilburn Eugene Hill Faye Hutson June Lee Hutton Clif Invin Stanley Heleniak Benny Herring Shaw Cleveland Cleveland Johnny Hudson Cleveland Jean Humphreys Tunica Glenda Hutchinson Cleveland Anguilla Clnrksdale Hiehland Park, III. Joyce Hamilton Warren Hanks Gwin Hannah Clarksdale Shaw Cleveland De Lois Hardy Tippo James E. Harrison Cleveland Joanna Harvey Hollandale Sherr ' Hayes Dunellen, New Jersey Kilmichael 124 Lula Jacks Greenwood Voncile Jackson Greenwood CluT l James Grenada Judy James Mar ' Jefcoat Robert Jenkins Ti ' ppo Doddsiille Hollondale Tupelo Peter Jernberg Sumner Julia Anne Johnson Merigold Robert Johnson Frank Jones Dianne Keith Jo Mar ' Key JWargaret Klein Jacqueline Lake Buldwvn Greeniille Anguilla :ddie Keith HoUandale ,inda Kellv ClarksdnJe Cave Kent Delta City Greenville Greenville Acra, New York 125 William Lalliam Gren Ida Rose Marie Lehman Tun tea Don Light Green w ood John McDonald Nancy McDonald Patsv McKenzie Barbara McKibben Richard McKnight Jackson Calhoun City Bruce Elizabeth McMann Carolyn McQueen GHnda Mabus Darling Greenville Charleston Patricia Macon Joyce Magee Catherine Marascalco Calhoun City Water Valley Grenada Dannv Lindsey Cleveland Penny Low Greenville Darlene Lowery Ruleville Lou McCormack 126 Eujienc Mars Carolyn Massey Marshall Mattingly. Ch ' velnnd Cleveland Clevelaml Edward Milam Lula Mae Miles Ann Lee Miller Hernando Cleveland Memphis, Tenn. Ruth Minchew ij Samniy Mitchell Roe Mixon Cleveland Rtileville Billy Moore Frances Moore Linda Murphey Sandra Music Pat Nation Martha Neill Nina Sue Nelson James Newman Janie Newman Cleveland Cleveland Tippo Cleveland Indianola Clarksdale Charleston Valley Park Valley Park 127 Dean Pannell Tommy Parkin: Tempes Parnell Mary Evelyn Patterson David Perrigin Cleveland Slarhsiille Cleveland John Pettit -Delores Pheiffer Philene Philen Charleston Cleveland Jackie Posev Cleveland Brenda Powell Tunica Louise Proctor Kosciusko Becky Norris Drew Freddy Nosef Clarksdale Herbert Odom Canton Hurbert Odon Sue Oglesby Peggy Oneal Canton Indian ola Memphis, Tenn. 128 Frances Pryor Janice Randolph Fred Raybuin Dennis Reamy Rosalind Rhodes David Robbins Shirley Rocconi Calhoun City Brookhaven Greenville Boyle Eupora Chestine Rushing Billye Sanderson Hazel Ann Sandifer Polly Satchfield Icy Scarborough Janet Schieder Christine Scruggs -Mary Margaret Sea Mary Louise Serio Belzoni Greenicood Greenville Cleveland Eupora CI ark sd ale Clarksdale Rolling Fork Greenwood 129 David Shanks Peggy Shannon Carolyn Sharp Guljport Lake Cormorant Vicksburg Patricia Shelton Billy Shields Carol Ti Sholes Kosciusko Greenville Oakfield, New York Kay Shropshire Eddy Smith Janet Smith Pam Smith Cleveland Buddy Smith-Vaniz Cleveland Carolyn Smith-Vaniz Canton Barry Spier Quention Spruill Billie Stafford Greenwood Mayersville Newton Donna Sue Starns Greenville Joyce Steadman Cleveland Ronnie Steed Dreiv 130 Barbara Ellen Steele Jack Slecle Kenneth Stewart Parchman Jackson C arksdale Celeste Sullivan Bill Sultan Sam SunimerhiU Cleveland Cleveland Greenville Tommy Terrell Kaye Thomas Clark sdale Greenville Mary Ellen Thomas Jimmy L. Thompson Wheeler Timbs Sharon Tucker Jerr ' Turner Rufus Turner Clarksdale Cleveland Moor head Mary Ann Tinhit Slarksville Mvron G. ToUison Cleveland Ouida Jo Trahan Cleveland Greenwood Rosedale HoUandale 131 Buddy Ware Cleveland Roger Wasson Greenville Rebecca Webster Cleveland Judy Weidemann Greenville Rebecca Ann Westbrook Charleston Helen Williams Jackson Bugs Wright Leland Glenda Wright Charleston Jerry Wyatt Grenada Glvn Turnipseed Cleveland Norma Vance Drew Webster Vaught Greenville -Mike Viner Drew Faye Walker Cleveland Johnny Wallace Greenville 132 133 135 Features W ESu;.«i t «t 136 and Special Events BRENDA STANFORD Feature Editor REBA LEIGH Special Events Editor C. ROL MANNING Campus Life 137 Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 138 NED MITCHELL Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities BETTYE BRANCH 139 Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 140 BOB BRUMFIELD Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities LATTRA MOORE Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 142 JACKIE CROCKER Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities RUBY TURNER 143 Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities i r ' ■ ' ' 144 BOB WILSON Whos Who ill American Colleges and Universities GERRY SULTAN 145 Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 146 SALLY ADAMS Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities -p, ,V. ' J . SEYMOUR R0B1 () 147 Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 148 IRIS BAGLEY BRANTLEY Mr. and Miss Delta State College MARY ANN WEBER PAT LEWIS , , , II M U H M t t i 1. i I ,J 40 M Mr. DSC PAT LEWIS iss DSC Most Beautiful CAROLYN BIANCA February 27, 1962 Miss Lady Jane Castle, Editor BROOM Yearbook. Delta State College, Cleveland, Mississippi Dear Editor: Thank you for allowing me the privilege and honor of selecting Delta State ' s most beautiful girl for 1962. As you may realize, trying to choose from the seven lovely candidates with only photographs for reference vas extremely difficult. The entire group impressed me with their graciousness and charm, evidenced even in the pictures. My selections are as follows: most beautiful — Miss Carolyn Bianca; alternates, Miss Gerry Sultan and Miss Audrey Hazzard. May I express once again my appreciation to you and the students of Delta State College for according me this honor of judging. Sincerelv, ' ' f M:o UM y] ' : £yj - Miss Mississippi, 1961 153 First Alternate GERRY SULTAN 154 Second Alternate AUDREY HAZZARD Beauty JOYCE FAYE KING K 157 158 Most Beautiful CAROLYN BIANCA First Alternate GERRY SULTAN Second Alternate AUDREY HAZZARD B e a u t i e s JACKIE POSEY JOYCE FAYE KING PAT ICKER PAT SANDERS Most Handsome PETE PEDEN Handsomes M. BILLY GASTON LARR WOOD n 1 w i d i Km Friendliest Girl LADY JANE CASTLE Friendliest Boy RICHARD CHESTEEN 164 Homecom MARY ANN WEBER Homecoming Court QUEEN MARY ANN WEBER Carole Sanders, Audrey Hazzard, Queen Mary Ann, Bettye Brance, Pat Sanders L ' H K hIv « 1 1 n . Z J H H Hi 1 wjl Kk 1 m ' Mi 1 m 166 lluiiuton.ing Open House jt lljidcc ILiU WliLii I yet to be a sophomore . Homecoming Activities Whv so serious. Don? Senior Class Favorites NED MITCHELL AREAS DICKSON JACKIE CROCKER JEAN NEAL 168 CAROLYN BIANCA BOBBY ABEKNATHY Junior Class Favorites PAT WICKER BOBBY HOWELL Sophomore Class Favorites 170 MIKE VINER FREDDIE NOSEF Freshman Class Favorites CHALIE CARROLL JACK BISHOP SPENDING SOME TIME WITH BOB AND PEGGY A typical DSC Couple Bob Brumfield and Peggy Gates Each day begins with Bob walking Peggy to class Coffee in the Mill is alwa s refreshing after that first hour Bob, I think I ' ll read this one A peek at the world to plan a special trip Oh. Bob, you say the sweetest things ■ Tyi ssssss ' I ■ I The dav finally ends M l ' W ■ Ml An unusual day at DSC but Bob and Peggy enjoy tlu Partine is such sweet sorrow Footlite Ann and Larry make last minute prepa- rations Who ' s Who Candidates receive final instructions Ned and Pat make a Jolly entrance Jackie, you can smile, too. YouVe one of the seven DSC Beauties N ;-« - V-  «  levieiv Stage Fright?? No, not you, Jerry David escorts Lady Jane, both Nominees for friendliest Winner Jean Neal is escorted l)y Bobby Ferguson Bettye Branch, nominee for Miss DSC, is escorted by Pat Hennington Class Favorites Sally Adams and Arias Dickson seem happy over the results Queen of Hearts MARTHA ARINGTON Delta Alpha Omega Sweetheart PAT BURNEY 176 Mr. McRaney presents ihe Who ' s Who awards 1961 Class Day Aivards Mr. Frank— Class sponsor accep ts gift from seniors. Dean Young acknowledges senior gift to the college. 1 9 6 1 JIMIVIY DAVIDSON Qass President BOBBY ROWE SGA President Class Day J.irk Savage leads the Alma Mater 178 1961 Graduating Class The Deltaires bid adieu Delia State students take care of registration. David Boo Ferriss welcomtj MIC delegate F CHUCK MOODY— MIC President ■9 MIC Convention The semiannual meeting of the Mis- sissippi Intercollegiate Council was held at Delta State, December 8, 1961. Ap- proximately 175 delegates, represent- ing the student government associations from colleges in Mississippi attended. 179 1961 Freddie Black Memorial Award 180 DON WARD 1961 Miss Mississippi Pageant SUE JONES Second Alternate MARY ANN WEBER JOYCE K1N(; First Alternate Dance 1961 Concert ■ K Fr 1961 Best Dressed Girl Srt ' ond Allenial. ' ELLEN MOOKE LINDA NEWSOME First Alternate MARY ANN WEBER H jIBranBl Home of Delta State Coaching Staff Athletic Director and Assistant to the President D. M. BOO FERRISS Head of the Physical Education Department, Tennis and Golf Coach F. E. WYATT Football, Head Coach - HORACE McCOLL Assistant Football Coach E. B. GENE CHADWICK Head Basketball Coach __._ -- JOHN RAY RICKS 183 Sports PEE WEE MIXON Sports Editor 185 Delta State Football Coaching Staff Horace McCool takes over the hebn this year as head football coach for the Statesmen. McCool served two years as assistant coach. A native of Boyle, Miss. He attended Memphis State Univeryty and received the Master ' s degree at the University of Mississippi. HORACE McCOOL, Line Coach Eugene B. Gene Chadwick served as assistant coach for the Statesmen this season. Coach Chad- wick coached at Laurel High School, Vicksburg High and Greenwood before coming to Delta State. He served Delta State College 13 years as head football coach. immw GENE CHADWICK, Back Coach Serving as student assistant coach this seaspn was Bennie Price. Bennie served the Statesmen two years as an outstanding end, especially on de- fense. Defensive back coach was Johnny Watts. Watts was on the coaching staff at Indiana University and played football at the UniVersity of Wyo- ming. Managers: Aubrey Bailey, Murray Sanford, Ed Milan, Roy Guber Jacks. Trainers: Buddy Smith- Vaniz, Tommy Crenshaw This year, the coaching staff was aided by four managers and two trainers. These are the men behind the scenes who keep the Statesmen ' s equipment and players in top physical shape. Head manager, Murray Bubba Sanford has completed his third year with the Statesmen and will return next fall. The traditional huddle before the kick-off. DELTA STATE — 6 FLORENCE — 9 BILLY BOWMAN RH EDDIE DAVENPORT FB The toe of Florence State ' s Bobby Jackson proved to be the winning factor in Deha ' s 6 to 9 loss to the Lions. Close all the way, halfback Billy Bowman scored the Statemen ' s six points, while fullback Eddie Davenport netted 51 yards to lead the backs. Jim Murphy, center, was the outstanding defense man for the Statesmen. He was aided by the entire strong de- fensive line, including Harry Ballard. JIM MURPHY C Delta defense — ready for the snap ! HARRY BALLARD T LES HENNING LH DELTA STATE — 34 ARKANSAS A. M. — O The Statesmen were instilled with the phrase One game doesn t make a sea- son, and began to prove it by stomping the Weevils. Game statistics: DSC A M Total yd. 355 98 Rushing 288 73 Passing 67 25 ' -4 lerf 502 ' ■ds. WENDELL BLACKWELL RH I.M.I hWlS RH Wimp intercepts A M pass, runs 70 yards for a td. Sabbatini opens hole for Davis. CHESTER NORKIS OB DELTA STATE — 32 JACKSONVILLE STATE. ALA Coach McCool took his boys into this big tilt with con- fidence. It wasn ' t long before his confidence was justified, for ' Wimp Blackwell broke the scoring ice in the first period and the Statesmen were never behind. Sonny Hill QB, Emmett Smith E, and Chester Norris QB, were the outstanding offensive men. The Delta linemen played a tough game, sending seven Gamecocks to the side lines. Norris carries for DSC. i HT ' J 190 WAYNE LEONARD E JIMMY FISACKERLY T EMMETT SMITH E ?UA-N HILL QB Ryals catches a T.D. pass. DELTA STATE — 13 SOUTHEAST MO. — 6 Statesman Sonny Hill ' s 23 yard pass to Frank Ryals meant pay dirt. Ira Coats kicked the extra point to give Delta a 13 point lead. Raymond Bell, T, was voted player of the week because of his performance in the game. RAYMOND BELL T FRANK RY, LS E 191 BOB BAIN QB liO LUKE TERR G D£ir STATE — 48 TROY STATE ALA. — O As the Statesmen bench was cleared so was Troy ' s side of the scoreboard. It was a field-day for the bac s. Bob Bain, QB, completed two passes to total 4 extra points. The strong forward line of statesmen like Luke ' Terry and Ralph Sanders cleared the way for the backs. t% LPH SANDERS G H ■ 1 I vn i I B B HuP I Hl ' ifs l L IS viyV j jfl HI ■J ll il H ( ' b BhI Bu. .- j M H K K ' «K I ' TV Pl i4 l Ifv ' H hIBe|s ., PSI W jfl HSlr ' S vlli 9L Bfl liL I HHCa vn f mmg Ml 192 Six points fur Delta! WILBURN MURPHIE T PITTiMAN KEEN T EARL COLEMAN C DELTA STATE— 14 HOWARD COLLEGE— 20 Delta ' s winning streak was broken. This was the last taste of defeat the green-and-white suffered during the 1961 season. Even though Delta lost the game, that doesn ' t indicate the battle that took place. The Bulldogs led on the scoreboard but the Statesmen led statistic wise, in total yards — rushing and passing. JAMES GINN E Deltj defrn-f: JAMES JACKSON E 193 King anti W 1 ready u, h.-]|] lirll oul. LARRY HENDERSON T DELTA STATE— 22 U. T. MARTIN BRANCH— 8 The Statesmen sought to avenge the loss to Howard College by defeating Martin Branch of Tennessee. The Statesmen ' s offense was at an all time high as they racked up 23 first downs while gaining 418 total yards, 346 of these on the ground. The defensive unit joined hands to hold the Volunteers to five first downs. They held the Vols to 22 yards rushing. L arry Henderson played an outstanding defensive game. PAT HENNINGTON B Bowman heads for pay dirt TOM BARRENTINE C 194 ' iRYCE McC( l I nl (,ll 1. Watch that elbow! DELTA STATE— 9 NORTHEAST LA.—O The Statesmen turned in a tremen- Jous team effort to defeat the Indians. All the scoring was Billy Bowman ' s T.D.. Pharr ' s extra point, and Leonard ' s safety. The number one defensive linemen were: Sabatini, Taylor, Leonard. They were backed up by Defensive Safety Bryce McCullough in the secondary. IKE TAYLOR G JOE SABATIM E Get off mv back! Raymond! That ' s Wimp! 195 Hold that line! BOB BRUMFIELD QB DELTA STATE— 6 LOUISIANA COLLEGE- Delta, led by FB Ira Coates moved the ball from their o vn territory to pay dirt with just three minutes left in the first half. Brumfield ' s 9 yd. pass to Bowman was complete for a T.D. Outstanding defensive men were Mit- chell, Terry, and Wood. Delta held 10-9 advantage in first downs, led 155 to 92 in rushing yard- age, and completed four of six passes for 39 yards to the visitors ' three com- pletions of 12 attempts for 24 yards. NED MITCHELL QB IRA COATES FB LARRY WOOD FB 196 i;iLL I ' Al lllUAlAs IID JAMES BOONE E Norris carr ing for extra yardage. DELTA STATE— 26 OUACHITA COLLEGE— 19 Although hampered by penalties, in- juries and high water, Delta Stale easily scored a 26-19 victory over Ouachita College in their annual Turkey Day Classic. In the first five minutes of the game Moon-Pie ' Thomas scored one touch- down with two more being called back. HB. Billy Bowman, scored three T.D. ' s to lead the DSC scoring. Then Coach McCool put in his mighty Red Raiders to finish the game. Freshman G, Errol Bisso, was a standout for the Red Raiders. YELL! Louder!! Get in the game, Eddi. 197 ERROL BISSO G PAUL GARRETT G JOHN COVINGTON LHB ALECK BROWN RHB THE RED RAIDERS The Red Raiders is a group made up of freshmen and red-shirts. This brave band of men comprised the un- known heroes of the practice field. On the field the odds were always against them, having the 1st and 2nd teams always running play after play at them, but they never gave in. DSC finished 7th in nation of small colleges in rushing. 287 yds. per game. 7th in nation in total defense. 128 yds. per game. PHILLIP F4RR FB P RkS JOHNSON ( 198 LITTLE ALL-AMERICAN LES HENMXG Delta State halfback Les Henning has been named to the 1961 Williamson ' s Little AU-American Poll of football teams. The fleetfooted star is a graduating senior from Brookhaven, Mississippi. Henning stands 5-9 and weighs in at 175. The speedster is a major in Physical Education. While in high school, he was the most valuable back and won the sportsmanship trophy for 1957. He lettered four years in football, basketball, baseball, and one in track. While in college at Colin J.C, he lettered two years in football. Then he transferred to Delta State, there he lettered two years in football and one in golf. Delta State head coach, Horace McCool. stated that Les did a tremendous job this year in our left halfback spot. He was our leading pass receiver (141 yards in 8 catches), our leading kicker I 36 yards per kick average), our leading rusher (502 yards), and our second leading scorer (30 points). We definitely hate to see him graduate. Commenting on Hennjng ' s ability, McCool said, Les shook off minor injuries and showed real spirit and desire that every football player must have if he is to succeed. I sincerely believe he is deserving of this award. The 1961-62 Delta Statesmen COACH JOHN RAY RICKS STANDING, left to right: Boland, Upchurch, Barron, Suhowatsky, Jo Williams, Parnell, Managers Williams and Rossi, McKay, Hopkins. 200 s, Coach Ricks, Freston, Dowdy, Parsons, Case, Long. KNEELING: JACK CASE— 6 ' 1 Bogue Chitto, Miss. LARRY DOWDY— 6 ' 4 Kevel, Ky. Jumpin ' Jack! ! 201 Make way — I ' m coming through. JOHN LOxNG— 6 ' 1 ' LaFoUette, Tenn. CHUCK PRESTON— 6 ' 5 Cranford, N. J. What grace— What fo 202 Looking for soraclhinf:. liill? AL HOPKINS— 5 ' 10 Walnut, Miss. BILL UPCHURCH— 6 ' 2 New Castle, Ind. 203 2 points for Punk! GRAXDLE BARRON— 6 ' 3 Wheeler, Miss. A. C. WILLIAMS— 5 ' 10 Memphis. Tenn. Lights, Camera, ACTION! 204 Up in 111... ir again! Wk K l H K B 1 J H 1 JAY BOLAND— 6 ' 2 Kinston, Ala. JOHN McKAY— 5 ' W Madison, Ind. Lei ' s go, Ja 205 Coming in for a lay-up. DEAN PANNELI 6 ' 2 Booneville, Miss. Looks like a tie! Let ' um have it, coach! 206 Make that hook shot! ROBERT PARSONS— 6 ' 3 West Lincoln. Miss. Delta in the lead. Make that basket! 207 Down the court, Jack. 208 RUSSELL JONES— 6 ' 5 Henderson, Ky. STEVE SUHOWATSKY— 6 ' 6 Maplewood, N. Y. c ° 0. ° 209 Baseball -1961 It was a ivet season for Coach Boo Ferriss and the Delta State baseball squad in 1961, as they had six contests washed out. However, they finished the season with a 10-6 rating, which in- cluded several outstanding games that were played in unfavorable weather. ' ■BOO ' FERRISS STANDING: Coach Boo Ferriss. Jackie Crocker, Fred Rossi, Tommy Crenshaw, Steve LaMastus, Don Ward, Don Skelton, Robert McGraw, Jimmy Fisackerly, Jack Busby. SEATED: Ace Williams, Luke Terry, Johnny McCloud, Monroe Williams, Jimmy Hathcock, F. E. Allegrezza. and ' Flip Sullivan. 210 1961 Delta State CoUeQ:e Baseball Season DELTA STATE -.... 4 DELTA STATE _ 3 DELTA STATE 9 DELTA STATE. 9 DELTA STATE 11 DELTA STATE 12 DELTA STATE 6 DELTA STATE 6 DELTA STATE 8 DELTA STATE 7 DELTA STATE 13 DELTA STATE 7 DELTA STATE 4 DELTA STATE 1 DELTA STATE.. 1 DELTA STATE 18 OLE MISS 21 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 2 JACKSONVILLE STATE ...11 JACKSONVILLE STATE _.. 8 MILLSAPS 5 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 7 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN 7 MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN 6 FLORENCE STATE 2 ARKANSAS A M 7 ARKANSAS A M 6 MISSISSIPPI STATE 5 MISSISSIPPI STATE .10 MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN 4 MILLSAPS 3 Shortstop Monroe Williams was the green-and-white s leading hitter with a husky .349 average. The young diamond star from Jackson. Miss., also claimed the most hits as he polled 22 safeties and the most doubles as he slammed three. Other Statesmen diamond standouts who led the squad past such opponents as Mississippi College, Missis- sippi Southern. Illinois Wesleyan and Millsaps were Fred Rossi. ' who was the RBI leader with 17, Don Ward, who blasted four homers to lead in that department — he also had a .305 batting average, and F. E. Allegrezza, who led in triples with three while hitting at a .340 clip. The Most Valuable Player, Tommy Crenshaw, did a fine job behind the plate, while posting a .308 batting average. Pitching was abundant for the Deltans and their coach, Dave Boo Ferriss, knew how to handle that de- partment. A. C. Ace Williams lost a heartbreaker to Mississippi State, 4-5, but posted a fine 3-2 record. Luke Terry boasted a respectable 2-1, his only loss being a one run defeat in the last inning at Mississippi Southern. Jackie Crocker plodded through to a 2-3 mark. Three other hurlers posted 1-0 records in the persons of Jim Fisackerly and Robert McGraw. 211 Baseball Letteririen F. E. Allegrezza OF Shaw Don Ward OF Laurel Jerry Flip Sullivan 2B Louisville Jimmy Fisackerly P Morton Robert McGraw P Inverness Roy Luke Terry P Kosciusko Jackie Crocker P Vance Tommy Crenshaw C Clarksdale A. C. Williams P-OF Memphis, Tenn. Monroe Williams ss Jackson Don Skelton OF Leland Jimmy Hathcock 3B Cary Fred Rossi IB GiUett, N. J. Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman ,, ,.| .. -f F. E. ALLEGREZZA DON RD Don shows Flip how it ' s done. FLIP SULLIVAN 212 -mM l r ,; r,f f ■■.-■V3 fi! tjJBK ' .I m ' ' ■I.I KE TERRY Tommy Crenshaw looks pleased. r l I. WOdDr- 213 ? iKtr: ' A. C. WILLIAMS p.! ..- ' ? ' . - -Iff JIMMY HATHCOCK Jimmy ' s ready — where ' s the ball? 214 Fred Rossi in action! FRED ROSSI JOHNNY McCLOUD Coach BOO FERRISS was pleased with the season 215 216 r Orijanizations Editor SAKA VALENCINO T H r 5? 217 INTER-ORGANIZATIONS COUNCIL LAZETTE ASHLEY BOB BAKER JULIE BROOKHART RUTH BROOKS - SAMMY BROUSSARD „. BOB BRUMFIELD LADY JANE CASTLE ... SUE DIXON NORMA HALL TOM HINDERSON PAT LEWIS JO ANN LOVE KENNETH MIXON BOBBY MOORE JEAN NEAL CECILE NIX ARLENE PEYTON GLORIA POAG MARVIN RANDALL JAMES STEEN IKE TAYLOR _ FRANCES TOMLINSON SARA VALENCINO MARY ANN WEBER Women ' s Athletic Association Delta Playhouse Music Educator ' s National Conference Baptist Student Union Men ' s Honor Council M Club „.. BROOM; Omega Phi Association of Childhood Education __ Pi Omega Pi Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Student Government Association Westminster Fellowship Pi Gamma Mu „ Cavaliers Women ' s Honor Council Del tones Delhecons Debate Club ' Veteran ' s Club Delta Alpha Omega Physical Education Major ' s Club Kappa Deita Pi; Young Women ' s Association Alpha Psi Omega Chi Delta 218 .■?v.-. STUDEiSr GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS PAT LEWIS President AL HOPKINS Vice-President DAVE HEFLIN Social Vice-President DOLORES BAGLEY Secretar)- SEYMOUR ROBINSON Treasurer RUBY TURNER Publicity Chairman Pat Lewis President 219 WOMEN ' S HONOR COUNCIL OFFICERS JEAN NEAL President PAT WICKER Vice-President CHARLENE BAGWELL .._.. Secretary Carolyn Bennett Robbie Cox Bonnie Crawford Cathy Davis Ann Deakle Arias Dickson Sue Dixon Elizabeth Eidson Louise Elliot MEMBERS Ann Hackleman Francis Moore Shelby Powell Jane Ruth Pat Sanders Pat Smith Thelma Tucker Martha Claire Wood 220 Jean Neal President MEN ' S HONOR COUNCIL OFFICERS SA. I BROUSSARD President JOHN DYESS _ Vice-President RICHARD CHESTEEN _._ Secretary MEMBERS Kenneth Banks Jack Bishop Bob Brumfield Ronald Camp Lynn Ethridge Terrance Goodbread Bobbv HoweU David Martin James Miller Percy Peeler Ronald Schyler Paul Webster Sam Broussard President 221 THE BROOM STAFF DIVISION HEADS BETTY ANDREWS SARA VALENCINO _ BRENDA STANFORD . PEE WEE MIXON REBA LEIGH _ CAROL MANNING PEGGY GENTRY __ ._ Assistant Editor Organizations Features Sports Special Events Campus Life Art Editor BOBBY MOORE Business Manager STAFF MEMBERS delores bagley charlene bagwell betty branch robbie campbell l ry carmichael pe(;gy gates martha coleman vicky coury barbara hancock louise elliot LEE LONG MARY ANN McCUAN NANCY MANNING LATTRA MOORE MICKEY O ' MALLEY CHURLOTTE POOLE BETTY ROZIER KAY SHROPSHIRE LUCRETIA SMITH CAROL ANN WILSON 222 Lady Jane Castle Editor MISS DELTA STAFF STANDING, left to right: Lady Jane Castle, Ned Mitchell, George Hancock, Pat Smith, Fred Ferguson, James Townes, Editor; Betty Andrews, Circulation Manager; Ann Lamon, Sara Valencino. SEATED, left to right: Larrj- Lidell, Becky Dalton, Mary Stockton, Dave Heflin, Carol Manning. The MISS DELTA Staff is composed of both journalism students and those who have merely elected to acquire some experience in this field. The MISS DELTA, the college newspaper, has acquired a number of national awards for over-all composition and departmental aspects. Circulating among the students on a bi-monthly basis, the MISS DELTA keeps the students informed through timely discussions of world affairs and campus events. 223 INTER-FAITH COUNCIL OFFICERS PATRICIA SMITH - President TOM BARRENTINE Vice-President JO ANN LOVE Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS CHRISTINE BREEDLOVE Baptist RUTH BROOKS Baptist COLBERT CROWE Methodist FRED FERGUSON Catholic MARY ANN McCUAN Christian 224 6 YOUm WOMEN ' S ASSOCIATION OFFICERS and MEMBERS Joyce Allison Gail Bolian Christine Breedlove Ruth Brooks Jane Burgin Norma Bums Sandra Chaney Linda Covington Emily Duckworth Literature Chairman ; Mission Study Chairman Joyce Guntharp Progress Chairman; Prayer Chairman Barbara Harpole Shirley Harrison Norma Hicks Delores Hulling Pat Innman Doris Jackson Lilly Jue Jo Mary Key Genelle Lott Beverly Mabus Reba lills Steivardship Alyra Moore Publicity Linda Oakes Arlene Payton Treasurer Nancy Perry Vice-President Shelby PoweU Secretary Louise Proctor Rosalsand Rhodes Mary Roberts Music Chairman Dinah Rotenberry Social Chairman Lynette Russell Jane Ruth Community Missions Donna Starnes Thelma Tucker Francis Warsham Bonnie Whaley Frances Tomlinson President 225 WESLEY FOUNDATION OFFICERS TOM BARRENTINE President COLBERT CROWE Vice-President HELEN GORDON Recording Secretary CAROL ANN WILSON _ Corresponding Secretary BETTY CAMPBELL Treasurer -CHAIRMEN Ben Bailey Robbie Campbell Sue Dixon Linda Fisher Bobby Howell Parks Johnson Hathy Lovorn Mary Agnes Moore Bill Sultan Gerry Sultan David Turner Bill Upchurch Lamar Willis Cookie Wright Tom Barrentine President BAPTIST STUDENT UNION OFFICERS RUTH BROOKS ... _ President TOMMY HENDERSON Vice-President CH. RLES MARTIXDALE Enlistment Chairman JANE BURGI Secretary HOWARD DODD Social Chairman AARON RIGGERS . Devotional Chairman CHRISTINE BREEDLOVE Noonday Chairman ANN DOCKE RY Noonday Chairman DINAH ROTENBERRY Missions Chairman LYNETTE RUSSELL Student Center Chairman CHARLES SANDERS Publicity Chairman MYRA MOORE Music Chairman PATRICIA DUNLAP Sunday School Representative. Immanuel EMILY DUCKWORTH Training Un on Representative. First Baptist JOYCE MONTGOMERY Training Union Representative. Immanuel FRANCES TOMLINSON . 1 Y.W.A. Representative 227 WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP OFFICERS JO ANN LOVE _ President MARY SOWELL Vice-President MARY STOCKTON Secretary-Treasurer LANCE WICKWIRE Inter-Faith Council; Synod Council HARVEY JOHNSTON Outings Chairman MARTHA COLEMAN Fellowship JIMMY THOMPSON Outreach MEMBERS Pam Catledge Ann Dancy Lee Long Lou McCormick Emmie Lou Mooney Patricia Shelton Georgia Wise Faye Walker 228 229 THE DELTONES OFFICERS CECILE MX _ President CAROLYN McELROY .... Vice-President MARGARET CARRAWAY Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Cecile Nix Barbara Arnold Marty Carroll Nancy Bardin Miss Donna McHenr Betty Love Margaret Carraway Reba Leigh Vir ie Yeager 230 MEMBERS SECOND ROW: Julie Brookhart Linda Thweatt Pat Forbes Mary Ann McCuan Rebecca Ward Betty Campbell Nancy Fletcher Carolyn McElroy Jane Burgin MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE OFFICERS JULIE BROOKHART President PERCY PEELER Vice-President CAROLYN BALL Secretary JANE BURGIN Treasurer CHRISTINE BREEDLOVE Social Chairman MARGARET CARR.AWAY Reporter MEMBERS Letha Cole Charles Martindale James Cooper Myra Moore Ann Deakle Mary Roberts Charles Ellington Marilyn Shields Bill Fortenberrv Carolyn Sholes Steve Lamasters Lenora Stegall Chris Lewis V. J. Stegall Sara Mallory Virgie Yeager Julie Brookhart President 231 THE STRING QUARTET DR. BERTRAM DAVIS first violinist PATRICIA FORBES second violinist BETTY LANE ANDREWS cellist DR. RALPH HITT violist The string quartet was organized in 1960 to provide its members an opportunity for continuing and furthering their musical abilities. Since then the quartet has made several public appearances on the campus in conjunction with other music organizations. 232 ( J M A INTER-SORORITY COUNCIL OFFICERS and REPRESEMATIVES LADY JANE CASTLE President Omega Phi KAY KAY TURNER Secretary _ „ Chi Delta CAROLYN BIANCA Representative Chi Delta ANN LAMON -— Representative Omega Phi JEAN NEAL Representative Omega Phi MARY ANN WEBER Representative Chi Delta 234 I Ned Mitchell Representative; D.A.O. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL James Steen Treasurer Bobby Moore Representative; Cavaliers Seymour Robinson President 235 KAPPA DELTA PI OFFICERS FRANCES TOMLINSON President NED MITCHELL Vice-President RUTH BOYD Secretary IRIS BRANTELY Treasurer JOYCE GUNTHARP Historian Bob Brumfield Jackie Crocker Peggy Lusk Nancy Perry Joan Sims Jeanette Tarsi Mary Vickers MEMBERS Miss Mabel Brister Miss Carol Brumby Miss Gladys Castle Miss Berdie Hale Miss Kathryn Keener Miss Nell Lawler Mrs. Donnie McDonald Mr. Mac McRaney Mrs. John White Valentine Dr. Eleanor Walters Dr. Foster Wilkinson Dr. A. L. Young Dr. H. Jacpbs. Counselor Frances Tomlinson President 236  i PI OMEGA PI NORMA HALL SANDRA YOUNG _ LOUISE WEBSTER LLNDA LEA President Vice-President Secretary Historian MEMBERS Bobbetle Clienault Barbara Harpole Carolyn McElroy Miss Betty Donald Mr. John Gibson 237 PI GAMMA MU OFFICERS KENNETH MIXON President GERRY SULTAN Vice-President CAROL BRUMBY (not pictured) Secretary-Treasurer W. F. LaFORGE (not pictured) Faculty Sponsor MEMBERS HoUis Johnson Betty Rozier Nancy Perry Jeanette Tarsi Kenneth Mi.xon President PI KAPPA DELTA GLORIA POAG President FRANK CRAWFORD Vice-President MARGIE SMITH (not pictured) Secretary BETTY ANDREWS Corresponding Secretary CAROL MANNING JIMMY THOMPSON 238 F ALPHA PSI OMEGA Betty Andrews Bob Baker Minimve Bradley David Heflin Earl Latham Jerry Peyton Sara Valencino President 239 PHI MU ALPHA SINFOMA OFFICERS TOMMY HENDERSON President CHARLES MARTINDAT.F. JAjVIES COOPER RONALD SCHUYLER Warden V. J. STEGALL Pledgemaster BEN BAILEY Historian MEMBERS John Aycock Howard Dodd Percy Peeler John Ramey Peter White Tommy Henderson President 240 O ( MEMBERS Allen Ambrose Courtney Carson Glen Coker Lynn Etheridge Fred Ferguson Mike Greer Tommy Griffin MEMBERS Jim Harrison Penny Moss Fred Rayburn Vick Robbins Billy Robinson Ronnie Steed Tommy Terrell OFFICERS ROBERT HODGE - President BILLY SWAFFORD Vice-President WILLIAM RORIE -- Secretary-Treasurer HENRY EDMISTON Pledge Master SKUA THETA PSl 241 Bobby Moore President CAVALIERS OFFICERS BOBBY MOORE President SEYMOUR ROBINSON Vice-President PERCY PEELER Secretary PAT OWEN Treasurer DAVID HEFLIN Social Chairman; Publicity Director MONROE WILLIAMS Chaplain JOHN DYESS Pledge Master MITCHELL SWANN _ -.. Historian DOYLE GARRETT Community Relations PAT LEWIS Student Government Relations 242 ' ■ H. DELTA ALPHA OMEGA ACTIVE iVIEMBERS AND OFFICERS JIM STEEN - - - President AL HOPKINS - Vice-President LEIGH SANDERS Secretary FRANK BRIDGES .• -.. Treasurer CLINT FLETCHER Pledge Master JERRY PEYTON Scholarship Chairman FRED CRIBBS Rush Chairman DOUGH FERRIS I.F.C. Representative BOB BRUMFIELD Historian RONNIE GUEST Chaplain GAIL DAVIS Sergeant at Anns FOSTER HOLLINGSWORTH Social Committee PARKS JOHNSON . Social Committee NED MITCHELL Parliamentarian JOHN RAMEY Social Committee GLENN SEXTON Social Committee PLEDGES Audrey Bailey Bob Bain Ed Bibb Jack Bishop Ben Bogy Tom Fisher Fred Foster Rodney Garrison Jack Gazelle Nicky Griffith Johnny Hudson Peter Jernberg Edd Milam Pat Nations Pete Peden Mike Robinson David Shanks Jimmy Smith Myron ToUison Larry Wood 243 CHI DELTA ACTIVES Mary Ann Weber President Betty Jo Abraham Dolores Bagley Carolyn Bianca Pat Burney Martha Coleman Ann Deakle Nancy Edmonds Sharon Gary Shula Gary Glenda Grittman Norma Hall Audrey Hazzard Brenda Hill Joyce King Gloria Poag Brenda Prevvitt Betty Ross Patricia Smith Kay Kay Turner Ruby Turner Carol Ann Wilson Martha Claire Wood 244 CHI DELTA PLEDGES Linda Cain Linda Kelly Robbie Campbell Linda Lea Virginia Carpenter Rebecca Legg Faye Carroll Patsy McKenzie Peggy Cates Nancy McDonald Carolyn Chennault Martha Newman Robbie Sue Cox Peggy O ' Neal Bonnie Crawford Margaret Reaves Cathy Davis Brenda Stanford Mary Jane De j Ione Norma Vance Linda Fisher Babs Walker Georgina Friend Faye Walker Pat Greer Lou Wilson Joanna Harvey Ann Winstead Delia Hollarn 245 246 Lady Jane Castle President OMEGA PHI OFFICERS and ACTIVES LADY JANE CASTLE President LATTRA MOORE -.-- Vice-President RUTH BOYD Secretary SARA BROWNING Treasurer PEGGY LUSK Parliamentarian PEGGY GENTRY Historian JO ANN WOLFE Social Chairman CAROL SANDERS - - Pledge Mistress JEAN NEAL Inter-Sorority Representative ANN LAMON Inter-Sorority Representative PAT WICKER .- -- Conductress MEMBERS Bettye Branch Claudette Curtis Diane Brown Becky Dalton Chalie Carroll Arias Dickson Martha Carroll Carolyn Fauver Barbara Clifton Sandv Feldman Cecilia Franco Patricia Forbef Judy Garren Anita Griffin Warrene Hanks Linda Lea Reba Leigh Francis Moore Sadie Mae Ringold Frances Savage Gerrv Sultan Gwen Bro vn Lucy Canizaro Gloria Cefalu Paula Grezaffi Martha Ann Nelms Jackie Posey Betsy Ross Polly Satchfield Celeste Sullivan Charlie Venuti .M. 247 DELTA PLAYHOUSE OFFICERS BOB BAKER _ President JACKIE CROCKER First Vice-President DAVID HEFLIN Second Vice-President BETTY ANDREWS Chairman, Play Reading Committee MEMBERS Jo Agnew Pat Innman Mimmye Bradley Dot Jeffcoat Vicky Coury Earl Latham Barbara Hancock Lee Long Larry Hogue Jerry Peyton Sara Valencino 248 DEBATE CLUB MEMBERS Frank Crawford Al Hopkins Anita Pierce Gloria Poag Vick Robbins 249 ASSOCIATION OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Adolph Acri Sally Adams Lyndra Allison Martha Arrington Maurine Black Bettye Branch Dorothy Brannon Louise Brantley Ruth Brooks Sara Browning Tot Buckley Pat Burney Jamie Chiles Floyd Clemmens Martha Crawford Jo Ann Dorman Dianne Drener Mary Lou Dudley Linda Dunlap Patricia Dunlap Betty Eddins Peggy Edwards Virginia Emmons Josephine Ferri Scribe Linda Fisher Larry Givens Publicity Helen Gordon Jack Hall Helen Hancock Mittie Henton Brenda Hill Reporter Dolores Huffman Dolores Hulling Mary Jeffcoat Geralsine Jenkins Fonda Keith Joyce King Rebecca Legg Reba Leigh Vice-President Joyce Logan Genelle Lott Bonnie McClure Glinda Mabus Martha Malone Levenia Maxwell Billie Meadows Mary Moore Linda Murphy Jean Neal Linda Newman Martha Newman Nancy Perry Dot Prevost Etoile Rice Dorothy Riddle Christine Rushing Jane Ruth Joan Sims Treasurer Lucretia Smith Jeanie Snyder Jeanette Tarsi Linda Thweatt Nona Tiller Fave Towles Ruth Towles Vivian Tribble Marilee Van Cleve Mary Vickers Lynn Watkins Mamie Williamson Carol Ann Wilson Sharon Ann Winstead kathryn Woolridge Carolyn Worsham Glenda Wright Cookie Wright 250 DELHECOm OFFICERS ARLEXE PEYTON RUTH BOYD MARTHA FLOYD MEMBERS Pat Aubery Gwen Brown Bettye Baskers Ellen Bailey Carolyn Bianca Lady Jane Castle Linda Carvon Jeanette Crowder Ann Dancy Sandv Fieldman Ella Gill De Lois Hardy Glenda Hutchenson President Vice-President Social Chairman Brenda Long Ann Miller Nancy Nelson Martha Neil Jeanette Nichols Louise Proctor Glenda Rogers Shirley Rodgers Janet Schider Joyce Steadman Christine Scruggi Pat Thompson Norma Vance INTRAMURAL COUNCIL STANDING, left to right: Katliy Lovorn, Kenneth Rencher, Martha Pharr, James Turner, Lazette Ashley, Robert Logan. SEATED r Miss Margaret Wade, Mr. Forest Wyatt. The purpose of the Intramural Council is to promote all forms of physical activity which makes for health and efficiency. It encourages good sportsmanship and clean playing. The Council represents one of many organizations on the campus which offers leisure-time activity to the student body. 252 WOMEN ' S AHTLETIC ASSOCIATION Dianne Bastari Sherron Bennett Linda Britt Mary Jo Brock Linda Cain Lucy Canizaro Chalie Carroll Pam Catledge Carolyn Chennault Sandra Crowell Claudette Curtis Mary Jane De Money Martha Floyd De Lois Hardy Martha Lauderdale Carol Manning Lattra Mopre Linda Murphey Celeste Myers Janie Newman Janette Nichols Janice Randolph Hester Robinson Icy Scarborough Carol Sheffield Mary Jane Sowell Bettie Stewart Rebecca Webster Helen Williams OFFICERS Betty Campbell, Martha Pharr, Lazette Ashley, Kathy Lovom. 253 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jimmy Alexander Joyce Allison Lazette Ashley Dave Belford Errol Bisso Wendall Blackwell Paul Bouler Billy Bowman Sandra Brunson Lucy Canizaro Chalie Carroll MEMBERS Billy Caston Sandra Crowell Claudette Curtis Fred Foster James Franklin James Fisackerly Paul Garrett John Gilbert Jimmy Hathcock John Hazlip Larry Henderson Wylie Hilburn David Hitchen Larry Hodge Willie Home Richard James Tommy Jens Peter Jernberg Pittman Keen Martha Lauderdale Robert Logan OFFICERS SEATED, left to right: Ike Taylor, President; Kenneth Rencher, Vice-President; Forest Wyatt, Sponsor. STAND- ING: Martha Pharr, Secretary-Treasurer. 254 MAJORS CLUB MEMBERS Kathy Lovorn James IcClellan Nancy McDaniel Johnny McLeod John jMoore Mac Morgan Arthur Norwood Edmond Pace Fred Rossi Henry Russell Joe Sabbatini Charles Shaw Carol Sheffield Shula Sheffield Martha Signa Don Skelton Emmett Smith Pam Smith Bettie Stewart Billy Strohm Morris Stwart Roy Terry Biliy Pat Thomas Jimmy Trotter Jackie Tullos James Turner Billy Tyner Sara Valencino Mary Ann Weber Rebecca Webster A. C. Williams Helen Williams 255 256 Bob Brumfield President M CLUB OFFICERS BOB BRUMFIELD _ President JACKIE CROCKER Vice-President PITTMAN KEEN Sergeant at Arms MEMBERS Jimmy Alexander Philip Farr Benny Pittman Larry Arrington Jimmy Fisackerly Henry Russell Tom Barrentine Jimmy Hathcock Don Skelton Dave Belford John Hazlip Fred Rossi Billy Bowman Larry Henderson Ray Terry Ira Coates James Hooten Billy Pat Thomas Tommy Crenshaw Al Hopkins Jimmy Trotter Gail Davis James Jackson A. C. Williams Lynn Ethridge Ned Mitchell Monroe Williams V E T E R A N S CLUB OFFICERS JAMES W. MILLER Adjutant JAMES NEWTON Sergeant at Arms ROGER EARL Finance Officer BILL WISCHMAN Public Information Officer MEMBERS Joe Barranco Ray Butler Anthony Correro Fred Gibson Travis Kendall Jim Wischman Marvin Randall Commander 257 MEMBERS Jo Agnew Ben Bailey Fat Burney Ira Coates Fred Foster Willie Home Sue Jones Joyce King Martha Lauderdale Betty Jo Love Mary Ann McCuan Fred Rossi Charles Shoffner Martha Signa Roy Terry 258 259 I i- BANK OF CLEVELAND The Friendly Bank CLEVELAND, MISS. T. M. PINKIE JONES COTTON COMPANY CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI P A . 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