Delta State University - Broom Yearbook (Cleveland, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1963 volume:

■ ■ ' • v Y - IS. 4 ift S ! v.v ' -- ' Jv FOREWORD This is an account of Delta State, 1963. When you turn through the pages of this yearbook, the Broom staff hopes you will find the memorable events, the moods, the opinions — all the entities of Delta State recorded here. A simple object — the door — has been used as a sym- bol throughout this book. It is a symbol to remind you of the doors you have opened at Delta State. Perhaps you were on your way to classes, or to some social event, or perhaps on your way to meet a friend. Perhaps as you opened some particular door, you were on your way to a greater insight into knowledge, a higher step into maturity, or a broader understanding of all of life. The staff further hopes that this book will serve, now and in the future, to re-open the doors to memories at Delta State. Betty Andrews, Editor : • Wj I w- gf t I i DELTA STATE COLLEGE Established as Delta State Teachers College by act of I Legislature in 1924 in Cleveland, Miss. Site donated by Bolivar County. Officially opened September 15, 1925. Present name adopted in 1955. ■0-: THE 1963 BROOM Published by the Students of Delta State College Cleveland, Mississippi CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES AND SPECIAL EVENTS SPORTS CAMPUS LIFE 11 29 193 245 279 ADVERTISING DEDICA TION In his three years at Delta State, David Boo Ferriss has yielded strength and dignity to the athletic program and ex- hibited and supported ability in other educational areas as well. As a gesture of appreciation and respect, we dedicate this book to him. uMl - , .; r ::i . ... ... , i I ' tK s ssei s et - K w i fgt$f - • p. THE HONORABLE ROSS BARNETT Governor of Mississippi 10 BOARD 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 Mississippi 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 Congressional Districts, one from each of the three Supreme Court Districts, and two from the State-at-Large. There are no ex officio members. The Board of Trustees selects officers from its membership and appoints the Executive Head of Delta State College. MEMBERS WHOSE TERMS EXPIRE MAY 7, 1972 E. RAY IZARD, Hazelhurst, 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 TUBB, West Point, Northern Supreme Court District Officers of the Board President, Charles Dickson Fair Vice-President, Thomas Jefferson Tubb Executive Secretary, Euclid Ray Jobe 1007 Woolfolk State Office Building Jackson, Mississippi .. X ,„ 3 fi[ ! I ®mm ■■• ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 7 12 PRESIDENT JAMES M. EWING DR. JAMES H. McLENDON Dean of the College Mrs. James M. Ewine DR. A. L. YOUNG Professor Emeritus DR. W. M. KETHLEY President Emeritus MAC G. McRANEY Registrar and Director of Admissions NELL LAWLER Dean of Women HUGH C. SMITH Financial Secretary and Business Manager ROBERT SIMONTON Director of Publicity 17 LANGUAGES Miss Hester Matthews Instructor of Spanish Dr. Moses Landau Instructor of German James Falkner Instructor of French Dr. Maria Butler Wm. Frank LITERATURE Miss Katherine Coward Miss Nell Pickett Miss Augusta Wilson Dr. Ralph Hitt, Head SPEECH AND DRAMATICS Leonel Kahn James Ouzts Dr. George Muns, Head Dr. Thomas Tedford, Head Dr. Donald M. Fouse Ralph Franklin MUSIC Miss Donna McHenry Albert Wasmus Miss Nell Wvn n 19 MATHEMATICS Dr. Eleanor Walters Head of Mathematics Dr. Wilson Davis Dr. William LaForge Head of Social Science SOCIAL SCIENCE William Cash Arthur Whittemore Miss Carol Brumhy 20 BUSINESS John Yurkow Arthur Gifford John Valentine Miss Kathryn Keener Miss Betty Donald 21 HOME ECONOMICS William Mirldleton Mary K. Wiggins F. F. Wilkenson ART Maxine Holcomb, Head Malcolm Norwood Dr. Robert Carlton Harvey Fleming Robert Greene Robert Head Henry Lutrick Melbourne Miller Roy Lee Wiley ' jm9 Religious Advisors James Breland Robert Butts H. C. Crowe, Campus Policeman Mrs. Martha Beauchamp, Dietician B. F. Sibley, Assistant Cafeteria Manager H. L. Nowell, Director of Student Activities Dr. H. E. Lucy, Guidance Nell Phillips, Secretary to Dr. Lucy Standing Naomi Williams Cathron Dantzler Vina Belle Siddell Seated Mary Cartwright Mary Jeffrey Elizabeth Floyd Ruby Clark DORMITORY HOSTESSES ROBERTS MEMORIAL LIBRARY STAFF Back Row Jonette Balentine Lala Scales Eloise McKibber Front Row Eleanor Harkins Elizabeth Dakin Billie Breland Mabel Brister Gladys C. Castle Secretary to the Dean of College Marine Cole Secretary to Financial Secretary Mrs. Charles Crumby Assistant to the Accountant Betty DeLap Secretary to the President Ruth Ellis Eunice Kiney Office of the Registrar Margaret Gary Secretary to the Dean of College Julia Johnson Office of the Registrar Alice Turner Assistant to the Registrar L Jim Williams, Manager Josephine Griffith Mrs. Billy Hurst MILL STAFF Mrs. Jo Wright Julia Stauffer Mrs. B. F. Sibley INFIRMARY STAFF Annie Mae Neal Dr. 0. E. Ringold PHYSICAL EDUCATION Horace McCool Hill Chadwick Johnny Watts j ;• ]| ■|||||I|||i ill ] Jm ■ 1191 ORGANIZATIONS sr 1 JS- ' jLi i i i i ' ' w Mr t ■ E U Seated, left to right: Joanna Harvey, Publicity Chairman; Percy Peeler, Vice-President; Al Hopkins, President; Peggy Cates, Secretary. Standing, left to right: James Miller, Attorney-General; Frank Bridges, Treasurer; Larry Lewis, Social Vice-President (not pictured). STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The S.G.A. serves to coordinate the student body in dealing with student affairs so that the students may work collectively toward the betterment of the college and the upholding of the best traditions of Delta State. Every student is a member of S.G.A. Al Hopkins President 30 OFFICERS Al Hopkins _.__ President Percy Peeler Vice-President Peggy Cates Secretary Frank Bridges Treasurer James Miller Attorney-General Larry Lewis Social Vice-President Joanna Harvey ._ Publicity Chairman Seated, left to right: Peter Jernberg, Louis Watford, Al Hopkins, Peggy Cates, Carolyn Chennault. Standing, left to right, Row One: Melita Brown, Jack Nowell, Louise Brantly, Sharon Gary, Bonnie Whaley, Marie Kirkley, Lou McCormack, Ruth Minchew, Ann Winstead, Shirley Shelton, Betty Killebrew, Sandy Boughman, Ann Smith-Vaniz. Standing, left to right, Row Two: Sal Gattelli, Kelly Klien, Dud Collier, Roy Sweatt, Thomas Stribling, Chip Gorman, Robert Henson, Guy Barr, Larry Wood, James Cooper, Rickey Haynes, Ben Bailey. STUDENT SENATE It is the duty of the Senate to introduce and pass on all legislation necessary and proper to conduct student government affairs and transact the business of the Student Government Association. Al Hopkins President OFFICERS Al Hopkins ._ President Peggy Cates Clerk Louis Watford President Protem Peter Jernberg __ Sergeant-at-Arms Carolyn Chennault Chaplain 3! Charlene Bagwell Pat Shelton Lady Jane Castle Kay Kay Turner WOMEN ' S JUDICIARY BOARD MEN ' S JUDICIARY BOARD Aaron Biggers Billy Caston Larry Arrington Chairman Ed Milam Leigh Sanders WOMEN ' S JUDICIAL COUNCIL Bonnie Crawford, Secretary Charlene Bagwell Lafayette Bruister Dietra Carpenter Lady Jane Castle Cheryl Downs Elizabeth Edison Dot Graft Dianne Keith Linda Lea Betty Lou Scott Ruby Seales Pat Shelton Kay Kay Turner Karen Williams Imogene Willingham Carol Ann Wilson Lou Wilson Sara Wiltshire Rebecca Wright Reporters Carol Manning Editor MISS NEWSPAPE1 Top Row: Harvey Johnson; Chip Gorman; Rusty Murphy; Martin Jeneff. Seated: Betty Rozier; Charlene Bagwell; Nancy Philpot; Ann Dancy; Mary Stockton. Audrey Blackwell, Fashion Ed.; Larry Lidell, Sports Ed.; Ann Lamon, Society Ed. 34 Gerald Williams, Assistant Editor; Larry Hogue, Assistant Editor; Jimmy Thompson, Managing Editor. DELTA STAFF Leon Whitfield, Asst. Sports Editor; Betty Andrews, Circulation Mgr.; Jimmy Smith, Business Mgr. Bobby Moore, Columnist; James Townes, Staff Photographer; Dinah Roten- Sherron Bennet, News Ed.; Nellie Ruth Denman, Staff Clerk- Murray berry, Columnist. Sanford, Consulting Ed.; Ann Blumberg, Art Ed. 35 THE Betty Andrews EDITOR Lady Jane Castle features Editor STAFF 36 Joyce Montgomery Buildings Editor Leon Whitfield Sports Editor First Row: Glenda Bailey Charlene Bagwell Lynn Bottorf Betty Joy Clark Second Row: Vicky Coury Carolyn Chennalt Roger Earl Louise Elliot Third Row: Jack Gazelle Barbara Hancock Sue Little STAFF MEMBERS Mary Ann McCuan Levenia Maxwell Cecile Nix Fourth Row: Betty Rozier Murray Sanford Jimmy Smith Lucretia Smith Brenda Stanford Ann Taylor Mary Beth Wilkerson Anita Morton Eddie Smith Art Editor Tommy Tedder Faculty Editor 37 DEPAR TMENTAL OR GANIZA TIONS 39 Gail Bolian OFFICERS Seated: Al Hopkins President Betty Rozier Vice-President Standing: Carol Brumby Sec.-Treasurer Bill LaForge Sponsor PI GAMMA MU Pi Gamma Mu, a national fraternity with a Delta State chapter, Mississippi Delta, is an honor society for students of high academic excellence in the fields of the social science and history. Membership is limited to juniors and seniors who meet the standards established by the national society. MEMBERS Mr. Irby Ellis Mr. Duff Gordon Dr. James McClendon Dr. Eleanor Walters 40 Robbie Campbell PI OMEGA PI Carolyn Bean President OFFICERS Carolyn Bean President Margaret Reves Vice-President Louise Webster Secretary Miss Betty Donald Treasurer Linda Lea Program Chairman Joan Stringfellow Program Chairman Carolyn McElroy Historian Miss Kathryn Keener Sponsor Pi Omega Pi is a national honorary so- ciety for junior and senior business education majors who meet the national standards of superior scholarship. MEMBERS Margaret Reves Louise Webster Linda Lea Joan Stringfellow Carolyn McElroy Betty Jo Abraham Louise Elliot Charlotte Parker 4 ASSOCIATION OF The Association for Childhood Education is affiliated with the national and international Association for Child- hood Education. Programs acquaint members with prob- OFFICERS Sealed, lejt to right: Lavenia Maxwell, Vice-President; Rebecca Wright, Presi- dent; Carolyn Worsham, Secretary. Standing: Linda Newman, Reporter; Mary Agnes Moore, Treasurer; Howard Thompson, Publicity Chairman; Louise Brantly, Scribe. MEMBERS Claudette Armstrong Martha Arrington Katherine Bailey Melita Brown Bobbie Bunch Becky Byrd Faye Carr Jan Cartwright Betty Clark Martha Crawford JoAnne Dorman Patricia Dunlap Betty Eddins Peggy Edwards Linda Fisher Sharon Gary Alice Graham Mary Hartness Jayne Haymon Mittie Henton Mary Hill Dolores Huling Lula Jacks Fonda Keith Margaret Land Genelle Lott Bonnie McClure 42 CHILDHOOD EDUCATION lems common to the development of children in the elementary schools. SPONSOR MEMBERS Catherine Marascalco Joyce Marberry Billie Meadows Jamie Miller Ruth Minchew Martha Newman Shelby Powell Dorothy Riddle Billye Sanderson James Sexton Martha Slaughter Lucretia Smith Sue Strawbridge Mary Stockton Betty Jean Thomas Linda Thweatt Nona Tiller Faye Towles Donna Townsend Thelma Tucker Tom Ulm Mary Ann Walker Peggy Willard Mamie Williamson Carol Wilson Linda Womble Beverly Mabus Mrs. Mary Wiggins 42 DELHECONS The purpose of the Delhecons is to add to the liberal and specialized education of home economics students and to interpret the purpose and function of home economics. The club also gives opportunities for fellowship and development of leadership among home economics students and provides extracultural advantages. Closer professional contact with other home economists within the State, nation, and other countries is sought. OFFICERS Lady Jane Castle President Ella Gill Vice-President Sandy Feldman Secretary Glenda Bailey Treasurer Anne Dancy .._.. Social Chairman Diane Keith Assistant Vice-President 44 Ellen Bailey Nancye Brantly Gwen Brown Linda Carvan Lavelle Cooper Linda Cox Bonnie Davis Jackye Davis Kaye Farrar De Lois Hardy Dale Humphreys Glenda Hutchinson Mary Hutchinson Jayne Johnson Mary Lou Jones Brenda Long Nyleene Lawery Anna Lee Miller MEMBERS Jean Moore Pat Murphey Marguerite McCain Sandra McCrory Freda McKay Martha Neill Ruby Parker Glenda Rogers Kathy Sewell Lyda Siddon Beth Turner Norma Vance Rita Walker Janice Warner Sheila Warrington Jannie White Jane Wiley Nora Williams Carol Manning Vice-President Mary Agnes Moore Secretary Louise Brantly Treasurer Dolores Lawler Historian KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi, national honor society in education, promotes high professional, intellectual, and personal standards among those interested in the teaching profession. Membership is limited to juniors and seniors who rank in the upper quintile of the student body. FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. Henry Jacob, Sponsor Miss Mabel Brister Miss Carol Brumby Miss Gladys Castle Miss Kathryn Keener Miss Nell Lawler £ £ Dr. Eugene Lucy Mr. C. L. McLarty Mr. Mac McRaney Mrs. John W. Valentine Dr. Eleanor Walters Dr. F. F. Wilkinson Carolyn Worcham Betty Rozier President I Betty Andrews I ice-President Jimmy Thompson Sec.-Treasurer Carol Manning Reporter Margie Smith PI KAPPA DELTA Pi Kappa Delta, an honorary forensic society, was established for the purpose of stimulating an interest among Delta State students in public speaking, debate, and group discussion. OFFICERS Anita Pierce __.__ President Betty Andrews Vice-President Jimmy Thompson Sec-Treasurer Carol Manning Reporter ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega, a national fraternity with a local chapter, Zeta Epsilon, provides an honor society for those doing a high quality of work in dramatics and permits a wider fellowship for those interested in the college theater. OFFICERS Vicky Coury _.. Betty Andrews President Secretary MEMBERS Jo Agnew Memmye Bradley Larry Hogue Joe Mitchell Sarah Valencino Vicky Coury President 47 48 Vicky Coury President DELTA PLAYHOUSE The Delta Playhouse is an organization for students interested in dramatics. Productions consist of full length plays under the direction of the faculty director, Mr. Lee Kahn, and one-act plays under student direction. A new project taken on by the Delta Playhouse this year was a one-act competition between Mississippi Junior Colleges. OFFICERS President - Vick y Cour y First Vice-President ----- Sarah Valencino Second Vice-President _ - Margaret McCormick (Not Pictured) Secretary Be  y Andrews Reporter - Mary Stockton Play Reading Committee, Chairman - Jerry Peyton Jo Agnew Ann Taylor MEMBERS Betty Jo Abraham Katherine Bailey Charlene Bagwell Lynn Botoff Ann Blumberg Ada Kay Bradley Sidney Brain Billy Howard Brown Thad Brewer Betty Joy Clark Wayland Clifton Carolyn Cook Elizabeth Crawley Jackye Davis Brenda Edwards Elizabeth Graves Barabara Hancock Jayne Haymon Larry Hogue Marilyn Jacks Mary Louise Jones Donna Kimzy Marie Kirkley Larry Lewis Larry Liddell Sue Ann Little Betty Love Judy McGee Nancy Manning Gloria Mills Joe Mitchell Joyce Montgomery Cecile Nix Sam Pendas Beverly Phillips James Pongetti Eleanor Riley Bettye Rozier Peggy Scruggs Patty Serio Martha Signa Margie Smith Teddy Solomon Mary Ruth Taylor Maralyn Thornton Linda Lee Thweatt Margaret Jane Wade Richard Walker Lewis Walton Carolyn White Leon Whitfield Gerald Williams Georgia Wise Virginia Wright Samuel Beckett ' s WAITING FOR GODOT. Sam Pendas Vick Robbins Lance Wickwire Joe Mitchell 49 MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE OFFICERS President Lenora Stegall Vice-President Chris Lewis Secretary-Treasurer Judy McGee Corresponding Secretary Sally Graham Faculty Advisor _ Donna McHenry MEMBERS First Row Sara Mallory Sally Graham Dorothy Mullins Judy McGee Lou Wilson Second Row Estelle Ellis Betty Lou Scott Chris Breedlove Lenora Stegall Third Row Charle s Ellington Bill Fortenberry Tommy Henderson Harold Smith Charles Martindale Fourth Row Ronald Schuyler Cris Lewis Pete White Burt Matheny 50 PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA OFFICERS Bob Esterline Ronald Schuyler Jeff Williams ..... James Cooper Tommy Brooks _ John Ramey President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Warden Historian MEMBERS Ben Bailey Larry Carrol Howard Dodd Charles Ellington Tommy Henderson Steve La Mastus Charles Martindale Perry Mitchell Percy Peeler Benjamin Reese Jimmy Thompson Bob Esterline President 51 DELTA SINGERS V- liflt M-IL, IL dm M C j «. yL T Jr J Delta Singers is a choral group comprised of both music majors and non-music majors who wish to broaden the scope of their musica l interests through participation in an all-purpose choral organization. Programs of accompanied and unaccompanied choral music are presented throughout the school year on tour as well as on the campus. Member- ship in the group is open to all students. Row one: Dr. George Muns, Director Carolyn Cook Mary Ann McCuan Alice Graham Melitta Brown Jackye Davis Betty Love Letha Cole Sara Ann Pace Jan Cartwright Virgie Yeager Margaret Carroway Nancy Manning Ronald Schyler Row two: Sara Ann Mallory Lenora Stegall Betty Lou Scott Lane Dycas Glenda Gritman Rebecca Ann Ward Nancy Fletcher Sally Graham Linda Floyd Dorothy Mullins Betty Reese Mary Stockton Row three: Jimmy Davis Burt Matheny Charles Ellington Bill Fortenberry Blane Curry Steve LaMastus John Shook Teddy Salomon Ross Prentiss Sidney Brain Row four: Jimmy L. Thompson Chris Lewis David Bagley Percy Peeler Jimmy Thompson Larry Carroll Jack Fletcher John Ramey Robert Carroll Case Ralph Washington 52 DELTONES First Row Betty Lou Scott Cecile Nix Linda Thweat Carolyn McEIroy Betty Love Betty Reese Chris Breedlove Margaret Carraway Second Row Sue Hill Marty Carroll Carolyn Cook Nancy Fletcher Betty Campbell Sara Pace Sally Graham Linda Floyd OFFICERS President Carolyn Cc Vice-President Betty Love Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Carraway Publicity ,,_— Linda Lee Thweat Accompanist Betty Lou Scott Director Donna McHenry The Deltones, a select women ' s vocal ensemble, is composed of persons chosen on the basis of individual auditions. This group of young ladies appears at many college functions during the year and makes numerous public appearances throughout the State. 53 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB This organization stimulates wide intelligent interest in health, physical education and recreation. Ike Taylor, Pres. 54 Harry Ballard Guy Barr Dianne Bastari Norma Beard Joyce Bennett Earl Bisco Harold Blackwell Wendall Blackwell Carroll Bodiford Roger Bowman Tom Cagle Lucy Canizero Arthur Causey Freddy Childs Robert Clark Ira Coats Laurin Collins John Covington Pat Cox Eddie Cross Sandra Crowell Eddie Davenport John Ewing Jesse Flynn Fred Foster Paul Fugate Roy Gaicia Paul Garrett John Gilbert John Griffin Ed Hamacher William Hands James Harrington Clarence Hickman Wylie Hilburn David Hitchen Larry Hodge Judy Homer Willie Home Toresta Housman Melody Jacks Richard James Donald Jones Tom Jens Edward Kelly Hansel King Martha Lauderdale Robert Logan Dan MacAlpine Jimmy McBride James McClellan Johnny McCloud Beatrix Mabus John Moore Truman Moore Edmond Pace Gary Pace Kenneth Parker Robert Parsons John Pratt Charles Preston Thomas Ross Fred Rossi Ralph Sanders Kathy Sewell Shiela Sheffield Martha Signa Emmit Smith Jerry Smith Jerry Sones Billy Strohm Bud Strong Morris Stuart Susan Stuart Doug Taylor Robert Thomas Gene Thornton Sharon Tucker James Turner Billy Tyner Rebecca Webster W. L. Whittington Billy Ray Young Bruce Ziegler M CLUB The M Club, organized during Homecoming in 1936, is composed of men who have been awarded letters in a varsity sport. The organization seeks to promote sports- manship in athletics, to further high standards of scholarship among athletes, and to provide friendship and fellowship both for members and for others. MEMBERS Left to right: Charles McGuffie Buddy Smith- Vaniz Murray Sanford Al Hopkins Ed Milam Wendall Blackwell Jay Boland Fred Rossi Ike Taylor Steve La Mastus Larry Henderson Tommy Crenshaw Bob Bain Chester Norris Robert Parsons Aubrey Bailey Sonny Hill Eddie Davenport Gale Davis Larry Wood A. C. Williams Sal Gatelli Bud Strong OFFICERS Tommy Crenshaw President Sonny Hill Vice-President Murry Sanford Secretary Tom Barringtine Treasurer Wendell Blackwell Sergeant-at-Arms Tommy Crenshaw President 55 WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Women ' 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 the highly competitive attitude which makes championships its goal and limits participation to a highly skilled few. OFFICERS Standing, left to right: Kathy Sewell President Sandra Brunson Reporter Gail Whittom 2nd Vice-President Betty Campbell Secretary Shelia Sheffield Treasurer Martha Lauderdale 1st Vice-President MEMBERS Joyce Allison Joyce Bailey Diane Bastari Joyce Bennett Sue Bonds Mary Jo Brock Lucy Canizaro Sandra Crowell Stella Cuicchi Cathy Davis Judy Fite DeLois Hardy Linda Huddleston Melody Jackson Mary Lou Jones Pat Kapf Hilda Lance Linda Lindsey Beatrix Mabus Anita Morton Jane Newman Icy Scarborough Susan Stuart Lana Weatherly Becky Weems Janice Wells 56 DANCE CLUB The Dance Club offers men and women students of the college an opportunity for the study of creative dance, composition, and performance. Martha Signa President OFFICERS Martha Signa President Raymond Oltremari Vice-President Dianne Bastari Secretary Faye Chappell Treasurer Gerald Williams Co-Director Joyce Faye King Co-Director Raymond Oltremari Dianne Bastari Faye Chappell Gerald Williams Joyce Faye King Jo Agnew Julia Arnold Norma Beard Pat Burney MEMBERS Laurin Collins Pat Cox Cecelia Crowe Jack Gazelle Judy Homer Jayne Johnston Sue Jones Martha Lauderdale Betty Love Ann Miller Ann Smith-Vaniz Martha Sprull Quentin Spruill Harvey Swindall Linda Thweatt Louis Walton Ann Winstead Harvey Swindall 57 Bill Y ischman Commander VETERANS CLUB Veterans Club membership is open to male students, faculty, and adminis- trative staff who have served honorably for at least ninety days in the Armed Forces of the United States during and after World War II. The club promotes interests of veterans on the campus and the welfare of the college through active participation in campus and community activities. Robert Antoline Joe Barranco Anthony Correro Roger Earl Charles Fuller MEMBERS Travis Kendall James Miller James Sibley Norman Silverblatt 0. B. Singleton Billy Tyler Louis Watford Gerald White Bill Wischman 58 } p SOCIAL GREEKS £v Joyce Fay King President — Delta Delta Delta Pat Burney Representative — Delta Delta Delta Frances Moore Representative — Kappa Delta INTER-SORORITY COUNCIL The Inter-Sorority Council is composed of three representatives from each sorority. The Council endeavors to maintain sorority life and inter-sorority relations on a high plane, to form a governing body, and to serve as a forum for discussion of questions pertaining to sorority and college interests. Sadie Mae Ringold Representative — Kappa Delta Carole Sonders Secretary — Kappa Delta Mary Kathrine Turner Representative — Delta Delta Delta 60 Al Hopkins Representative — Delta Alpha Omega Jack Bishop Representative — Delta Alpha Omega Sid Brain Representative — Kappa Tau Delta INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL The Inter-Fraternity Council, the governing body for Delta State fraternities, is composed of three representatives from each fraternity. The Council meets at stated intervals to discuss mutual problems and projects pertaining to fraternal life on the campus and to consider the relationships between these groups and the College. Ruff Turner Representative — Kappa Tau Delta James Cooper Representative — Kappa Tau Delta Frank Bridges Representative — Delta Alpha Omega 61 DELTA DELTA DELTA Mary Kathrine Turner President ACTIVES OFFICERS Mary Katherine Turner -  - g«ir— President Dolores Lawler -- Vice-President Martha Coleman T S5 Recording Secretary Bonnie Crawford Corresponding Secretary Betty Jo Abraham _. Treasurer Linda Cain - - - Librarian Robbie Campbell M- Parliamentarian Peggy Cates Bpll -- . . Historian Letha Cole -V - - ----- Chaplain Linda Fisher Recommendation Chairman Georgiana Friend -:,.:.-...„... Service Chairman Sharon Gary Glenda Grittman Linda Newman Martha Newman Brenda Prewitt Social Chairman Trident Correspondant ..__ ' _;.■_„.._;_- — Reporter £K „S .;.jj ... Reporter Sponsor Chairman Norma Vance . ' -. Scholarship Chairman Carol Ann Wilson (l r Medge Mother Louise Wilson ._- -J g - - ' - Songleader Martha Claire Wood _Z ' . Kush Chairman MEMBERS Martha Arrington Pat Burney Carolyn Chennault JoAnna Harvey Audrey Hazzard Joyce Faye King Brenda Stanford Faye Walker Lou Wilson Ann Winstead DELTA DELTA DELTA The purpose of Delta Delta Delta is to establish a perpetual bond of friendship among its members, to develop a stronger and more womanly character, to broaden the moral and intellectual life, and to assist its members in every possible way. It shall also be the purpose of Delta Delta Delta to promote and develop mutually beneficial relationships between the Fraternity and the colleges and universities where the Fraternity has established quarters, to develop qualities of unselfish leadership among its members, and encourage them to assume, with integrity and devotion to moral and democratic principles, the highest responsibilities of college women. PLEDGE OFFICERS Rosalind Rhodes President Ann Smith- Vaniz Vice-President Mary Jane Wiggins Secretary Betty Killebrew Treasurer Shirley Skelton Parliamentarian Sue Bonds Virginia Carpenter Faye Chappell Kathrin Cole Betty Crenshaw MEMBERS Glenda Crocker Dale Humphreys Jerry Johnson Colleen Kinney Mary McVay Ann Miller Peggy O ' Neal Lucretia Smith Beth Turner Betty Jo Turner Rosalind Rhodes President 63 KAPPA DELTA The Kappa Delta sorority strives to promote true friendship among the college girls of our country by inculcating into their hearts and lives those principles of truth, of honor, of duty, without which there can be no true friendship. Seated, left to right: Carol Sanders, Sadie Ringold, Linda Lea. Standing, left to right: Ann Laymon, Lady Jane Castle, Miss Mar- garet Wade, Becky Dalton, Marty Carroll. OFFICERS Sadie Mae Ringold President Carole Sanders Vice-President Lady Jane Castle ._. Rush Chairman Marty Carroll Assistant Treasurer Ann Laymon Treasurer Becky Dalton Historian Linda Lea Secretary MEMBERS Diane Brown Lucy Canizaro Linda Dunlap Sandy Feldman Cecilia Franco Mae Dean Green Paula Grazaffi Warrene Hanks Frances Moore Celeste Sullivan Charlie Ann Venuti 64 KAPPA DELTA PLEDGES Beverly Black Sandia Boughman Gwen Brown Gloria Cefalu Connie Chavers Stella Cucchi Linda Freymyer Anita Griffin Marilyn Jacks Melody Jackson Carol Katzenmeyer Jane Neal Martha Nelms Beverly Winstead Betty Passmore Jackie Posey Susan Stuart Mike Viner Margaret Wade Lana Weatherly 65 DELTA ALPHA OMEGA Delta Alpha Omega was organized as an active chapter on February 1, 1960. The fraternity seeks to maintain high academic, cultural, moral, and social standards and to promote brotherhood and provide leadership for a more wholesome college atmosphere on the Delta State campus. Frank Bridges President ACTIVES OFFICERS Frank Bridges President Leigh Sanders — Vice-President Kelly Klein Secretary Jerry Peyton Treasurer Jack Bishop .__ Rush Chairman Ben Bailey Pledgemaster Al Hopkins Parliamentarian Larry Wood - Sergeant-at-Arms Jack Gazelle Chaplain Pete Jernberg Historian John Ramey — Publicity Chairman Glenn Sexton Executive Council Tom Fisher Corresponding Secretary Rodney Garrison Scholarship Chairman Ed Milam _ — Social Chairman Ronnie Guest Murry Sanford Buddy Smith-Vaniz DELTA ALPHA OMEGA Robert Floyd President 67 KAPPA TAU DELTA Kappa Tau Delta, formerly known as the Cavaliers, is a non-con- nectional social fraternity. Organized in 1960, it provides a richer social life for its members and seeks to maintain high standards for all phases of campus life. Ruff Turner President 63 f£fc OFFICERS Ruff Turner President John Dyess Vice-President Percy Peeler - Secretary Billy Williamson — Treasurer Jimmy Smith - —  - — - Social Chairman Sidney Brain Inter-Fraternity Council Representative Monroe Williams Pledge Chairman James Cooper - — Rush Chairman Doyle Ray Garrett - - Sergeant-at-Arms Bobby Moore — Historian KAPPA TAU DELTA PLEDGES Eugene Boone Chris Crawford James Downs Jerry Harrison Edwin Harpole Jimmy Harpole Robert Jenkins Richard Jones George Kaelber James Miller John Pendergrass Jack Steele Thomas Stribling Roy Sweatt Jerry Turner Jeffrey Williamson 69 - 1  ! j m if ' ■•- V V RELIGIO US OR GANIZA TIONS 1 if INTER-FAITH COUNCIL The Inter-Faith Council is composed of repre- sentatives from the various faiths on the campus. Its purpose is to promote fellowship and cooperation among the denominations and to plan special re- ligious services. MEMBERS Aaron Biggers B.S.U. Robbie Campbell Wesley Roger Earl „ Canterbury Linda Fisher Wesley Billie Meadows __ Canterbury Cecile Nix _ __. Church of Christ Shirley Rocconi Newman Club Fred Rossi Newman Club Carolyn Worsham Church of Christ Settled, left to right: Bobby Butts, Sponsor; Mary Ann McCuan, President; Jimmy Breland, Sponsor. Standing, lejl lo right: Martha Coleman, Sec.-Treas. ; Ann Dancy, Publicity Chairman; Shelby Powell, Vice-President; Ray Wilson, Sponsor. 72 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union endeavors to link campus life with the life of the church, particularly for the student away from home. The B.S.U. also strives to bring a consciousness of the Christianity that shows the working of Chris- tian principles in everyday life and directs the social and spiritual growth of the student. OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Shelby Powell Secretary Dinah Pearl Rotenberry Social Chairman Patricia Dunlap Enlistment Chairman Christine Breedlove Music Chairman Donna Chisolm Noonday Chairman Standing, left to right: Aaron Biggers President Mike Carothers Vice-President Wiley Hilburn Student Center Chairman Lynette Russell Publicity Chairman Carol Kay Smith Publicity Chairman Sandra Chaney Immanuel Church Representative Thelma Tucker Missions Chairman Shirley Harrison Y.W.A. President Glenn Turnipseed First Church Representative Allen Poe Yale Street Church Representative Jimmy Breland Sponsor 73 OFFICERS: Shirley Harrison, President; Patricia Dunlap. Vice-President. Row One: Sandra Chaney, Secretary; Thelma Tucker, Treasurer; Shelby Powell, Program Chairman. Roiv Two: Alice Graham, Music Chairman; Dinah Rotenberry, Mission J5tudy Chairman; Lynette Russell, Social Chairman; Lyda Siddon, Prayer Chairman; Nona Tiller, Community Missions Chairman. COUNSELORS: (not pictured) Mrs. James Rreland; Mrs. John Sanders. YOUNG WOMEN ' 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. MEMBERS Chris Breedlove, Bobbie Bunch, Becky Byrd, Dorothy Caston, Nellie Ruth Denman. Jo Anne Dorman, Wanda Eaker, Joan Hodges, Delores Huling, Genelle Lott. Beverly Mabus, Jamie Miller, Glenda Rogers, Ruby Seales, Laura Siler. Sue Tribble, Linda Womble, Francis sham, Peggy Wright. Wc 74 OFFICERS: Linda Fisher, President; Robbie Campbell, 1st Vice-President. Row one: Mary Agnes Moore, 2nd Vice-President; Carol Wilson, Secretary; David Turner, Treas- urer. Row two: Jo Agnew, Linda Lea, Worship Chairmen; Sandy Feldman, Bobbie Bunch, Publicity Chair- men. Sponsors: (not pictured) Bobby Butts, Dr. Wilson Davis, Miss Nell Pickett. WESLEY FOUNDATION The Wesley Foundation attempts to create better Christian fellowship among Methodist students on the campus in order to draw the college student closer to the church. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Bonnie Crawford, David Chisolm, Fi- nance; Tom Barrentine, Jimmy Thompson, Christian Social Concern; Ruth Minchew, Bill Sultan, Educa- tion; Dean Pannell, Louise Brantly, Missions; Jay Boland, Bonnie Wha- ley, Membership and Evangelism; Marion Blackwood, Aven Burgess, Transportation; Cookie Writht, State Council; Dale Humphries, Freshman Representative; Martha Hudson, Transfer Representative. CANTERBURY CLUB The Canterbury Club, sponsored by the Episcopal Church, endeavors to awaken in the student a realization of his need for religious life and to give him an opportunity to function in the life of the church. Membership in the Canter- bury Club is open to students of any faith and is not restricted to those of Episcopal background or membership. SPONSORS Left to nghl: Mr. Arthur Whittamore; Mr. LaVelle House; Rev. Richard Park. 76 MEMBERS Gaines Bearden Thad Brewer Delia Hallam Joanna Harvey Kelly Klien James Townes Thomas Mays Sharon Gary OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Billy Meadows, President; Vicky Coury, Vice-President; Margaret Klien, Secretary; Roger Earl, I.F.C. OFFICERS, left to right: Anne Dancy, Representative to Senod Council; George Wise, Secretary; Martha Coleman, President; Mary Stockton, Vice-President. WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP The purposes of the Wesminster Fellowship are to develop the personal religious life of its members, to promote Christian Fellowship on the campus, to develop Christian leadership, to help build a Christian world fellowship, and to provide opportunities for Christian service. Charlotte Armstrong, Betty Camp- bell. Carole Cannon, Hae Ja Chung. Carolyn Cook, Harvey Johnston, Terraseta Hausmann, Claudia Johnson. Jayne Johnston, Lou McCormack, Charlotte Parker, Pat Skelton. Jimmy Thompson, Spencer Wag- goner, Cathrine Warrington, OK Rang Yang. 77 NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club, the Catholic organization on the campus, strives to further Catholic action and sponsors various activities and social events. OFFICERS Charles Feduccia President Betty Jo Abraham Vice-President Janie Avaltroni Secretary Stella Cuicchi Treasurer Jimmy Pongetti - - — Reporter Martha Signa Publicity Chairman Fred Rossi Representative to Inter-Faith Council Shirley Rocconi Representative to Inter-Faith Council Mr. Albert Wasmus — Sponsor 78 NEWMAN CLUB Adolph Acri Elizabeth Baronet Dianne Bastari Sandra Boughman Lucy Canizero Connie Chavers Vincent Chiravelle Dud Collier Jim Coode Anthony Correro Pam Correro Eddie Davenport August Delia Pietra Gene Fioranelli Cecilia Franco Sal Galtelli Gilbert Geubelle Paula Grezaffi Ed Hamacher Harold Head Stanly Heleniak Catherine Hobbs Frank Jones Carol Katzenmeyer Teresa Laurenza Kitty Lee Mary Luckett Robert McCurdy W. C. McHardy III Mary McVay Catherine Marascalco Russ Murphy Raymond Oltremari John Pendergrass Mary Louise Serio Patty Serio Mary Frances Sherman Bill Smith Stephen Suhowatsky Vincent Tropeano Tom Ulm Sara Valencino Roger Vance Charlie Ann Venutti Eddie Verucchi Pete White Mary Whitley Bill Wischman Jim Wischman 79 ia fHfF - n L 8j tf 8 €V,J FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Mary Jane Wiggins, Secretary; Richard Gorman, Reporter; Gerald Blackwell. President: Susan Stewart, Treasurer: Fred Hawkins, Vice-President. 82 JULIA ARNOLD Grenada GENE ALDRIDGE Itta Bena EDGAR ALLEN Clarksdale GLENDA ANDERSON Itta Bena DIANE ANTHONY Grenada ROBERT ANTOLINE Cleveland CHARLES ARTHUR Carthage BILLY JOE BANKS Cleveland DAVID BAGLEY Greenville JOE BALDUCCI Cleveland ANN BARONET Shaw SANDRA BAUGHMAN Drew JESSEE BEACH Cleveland BETH BECK North Carrollton JOYCE BENNETT Tunica BOYD BINGHAM Cleveland TONI BISHOP New Albany ERROL BISSO New Orleans, Louisiana 83 BEVERLY BLACK Cleveland GERALD BLACKWELL Jackson HAROLD BLACKWELL Jackson CHERYL BLANCHARD Rolling Fork SUE BONDS Rolling Fork LYN BRASHER Charleston DIANNA BROOKS Grenada LAFAYETTE BRUISTER Tutwiter SHIRLEY BRUNSON Avalon RITA BUCHANAN Greenwood SHIRLEY CAMPBELL Cleveland CAROLE CANON Vaiden JOHNNY CANONICI Shaw LILLIAN CARMICHAEL Friars Point DEITRA CARPENTER Leland PATRICIA CARVAN Oakland MARY CAUTHEN Canton CONNIE CHAVERS Canton VINCENT CHIRAVALLE Linden, New Jersey HAE JA CHUNG Seoul, Korea KATHERINE COLE Columbus LUCKETT COLLINS Beulah JIM COODE Sledge LANELLE COOPER Clarksdale MARILYN COOPER Glen Allan RITA CORDER Grenada JOHN COVINGTON Monroe, Louisiana SAMUEL CRADDOCK Riverview, Michigan TOM CLOUD Cleveland DUD COLLIER Shaw PAM CORRERO Cleveland CHRIS CRAWFORD Greenville BOBBY CHRISTOPHER Cleveland FRANK CRAWFORD Amory BETTY JO CRENSHAW Ackerman STELLA CUICCHI Shaw 85 DAWN CULPEPPER Greenville LINDA DALLAS Clarksdale BETTE DAVIS Hattiesburg ROBERT EDWARDS Clarksdale WILLIAM ELLIS _ Greenville RACHEL ELY Vance JON EWING Whitehaven, Tennessee KAYE FARRAR Rolling Fork DON FENNELL Clarksdale MARGARET FERGUSON Oakland JUDITH FITE Lexington MEI LIN FREY Hollandale BEVERLY DAVIS Anguilla BONNIE DAVIS Cleveland ROSE DENTON Greenwood HARDY DOTY Cleveland GAY DOUGLAS Charleston LAINE DYCUS Greenwood 86 LINDA FLOYD ...._ _ Cleveland JESSE FLYN Somerset, Kentucky BETTY FOWLER - Shelby LINDA FRYMYER _ Greenwood ROBBIE GAMBLE Greenville MIKE GEESLIN __. Greenwood JIMMY GIBSON Cleveland REED GIVENS Cleveland ANNIE LAURIE GLASCO Greenville JOYCE GOODSON Greenville RICHARD GORMAN Atlanta, G eorgia SALLIE GRAHAM Drew REBECCA GRAY Coffeeville JUDY HAILE - Grenada SANDRA HALL Charleston ED HAMACHER ... LOIS HARPER RONNIE HARRIS Detroit, Michigan ______ Merigold 87 MICHAEL HUCKABEE Greenville DALE HUMPHRIES _____ ___ Columbus DOUG INGRAM Greenville MARILYN JACKS Cleveland ALICE JACKSON Greenwood MELODY JACKSON Wellsville, Ohio MARTIN JENEFF _ Clarksdale RAYMOND JENKINS Bound Brook, New Jersey JACKIE JENNINGS __ Cleveland JERRY HARRISON Greenville GAIL HAUSE Jackson TERRASETA HAUSMANN Vaiden FRED HAWKINS Greenville HAROLD HEAD Louisville, Kentucky CATHERINE HOBBS Greenville LINDA HOLDER Cleveland BARBARA HOOD Cleveland MARIE HOPE Leland 83 JERRY JOHNSON Cleveland JAYNE JOHNSTON Greenwood BESSIE JONES Jackson MARY JONES Thornton JIMMY JUNKIN Cleveland CAROLE KATZENMYER Vicksburg CAROL ANN KELSO Cleveland KEN KENDALL Mobile, Alabama GLORIA KENT Greenwood BETTY KILLEBREW Cruger MARGARET KIMBRO . Marks COLLEEN KINNEY Dermott, Arkansas JACK LAMB Shaw GEORGIA LAND Drew MARY LOUISE LANEY Greenville CHARLES LANEY Greenville GEORGE LANGLEY Greenville TERESA LAURENZI Clarksdale 89 MAXINE LAY NYLEENE LOWERY PEGGY LUCIUS __ Webb Indianola _ Eupora BEATRIX MABUS _ CHARLEXE MAGEE JOAX MARTIN Philipp Oakland Memphis. Tennessee MARGUEITTE McCAIX SARAH McCAIX Merigold Cleveland WAYNE McDOXALD BILL MeHARDY FREDA McKAY . Winona Cleveland Cleveland JOX AXXE McKAY MARY McKIXXEY MARY McVAY Canton Shelby Arcola AXGELINE MIDDLETOX BETTY ANN MILAM LUCY MILLER Glen Allan _ Ruleville Amorv 90 JAUWIECE MIMS _ LAURA MITCHELL JEAN MOORE Black Hawk Greenwood — . Indianola CLAUDE MORO Shaw ANITA MORTON Greenville DAVID MOY Chicago. Illinois DOROTHY MULLINS GLEN DA MURPHREE ROSS MURPHY JANE NEAL JOCK NOBLES _ Clarksdale Cleveland Lafayette, California JACK NOWELL __ MAX PARISH BETTY PASSMORE _ Cleveland Delta City Cleveland PEGGY PATTERSON _ FRED PEARSON JOHN PENDERGRASS _ Winona ._ Houston Clarksdale 9 MANUAL PETERS Clarksdale MARTHA PEYTON Greenville BEVERLY PHILLIPS Sumner JIMMY PONGETTI Shelby EUGENE POWELL Charleston SYLVIA POWELL Cleveland EARLENE PULLEY Charleston RAY QUONG Glen Allan ANN RAY Hollandale BARBARA REYNOLDS Houston, Texas ALICE RICHARDSON Shelby MURRAY RIDDLE Shaw PEGGY RIGGINS Arlington, Tennessee BETTY REESE Calhoun City CHERRI ROBINSON ... ... Cleveland SUZANNE ROCHELLE ... Greenville MANLEY ROSS Cleveland 92 PRENTISS ROSS Glen Allan TOMMY ROSS _. Vicksburg SARAH RUTH Lambert SHIRLEY SALLEY Greenville BETTY SANDERSON Houston JAMES SAXON Cleveland BETTY SCOTT Vicksburg JOHN C. SERMON Mobile, Alabama CAREY SHELBY Clarksdale SHIRLEY SHELTON Tchula RANDY SIMMS Hattiesburg EMMETTE SIMPSON Rosedale DAWS SIMS -- Cleveland 0. B. SINGLETON _... _ _ Cleveland HAROLD SMITH Memphis, Tennessee JUDY SMITH Cleveland ANN SMITH-VANIZ Cleveland 93 TEDDY SOLOMON Cleveland RUTH SORRELS Hollandale JACK SNYDER Gallon, Ohio WILLIAM SPRING Binghamton, N. Y. DIANE STEPHENS Canton ELLIS STEWART _. Cleveland SUSAN STUART Greenville JERRY SURRATT Memphis, Tenn. ROY SWEATT _ Clarksdale BOB TAYLOR Webb MARGARET JANE TAYLOR _ Greenville PHYLLIS THOMPSON Cleveland CLYDIE TILLMAN _ Tillatoba FREDDA TINDALL ___ Coffeeville VINCENT TROPEANO Dunellen, N. J. EUNICE TURNER North Carrollton BETH TURNER Hollandale 94 BETTY JO TURNER Greenville THOMAS UNDERWOOD Merigold ROGER VANCE Paducah, Kentucky EDDIE VERUCCTI Natchez MARGARET JANE WADE Batesville KENNETH WALKER Crystal Springs ANNE WALKER KEN WALKER .. RITA WALKER Flora SARA ANN WALKER Hollandale SHIELA WARRINGTON Lambert LANA WEATHERLY Cleveland BECKY WEEMS ._. Canton JANICE WELLS Lambert MARY JANE WIGGINS Cleveland JENNIE WHITE Clarksdale NANCY WHITLEY Birmingham. Alabama 95 FA YE WILLIAMS Ackerman KAREN WILLIAMS Cleveland NORA WILLIAMS Grenada RUBY WILLIAMS Greenville JEFFREY WILLIAMSON Greenville IMOGENE WILLINGHAM Drew MARY FRANCES WILLOUGHBY Greenville JACKIE WILSON Hollandale JOSEPH T. WING ... SARAH WILTSHIRE PHOEBE WOOTEN Bruce JOAN WORD Bobo KENNETH WEST _ Rosedale OK KANG YANG Seoul, Korea JIMMY YEAGER Shaw CAROL ANN YOUNG Cleveland 96 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Sidnev Brain, Vice-President; Margaret Klein, Treasurer; Jack Bishop, President; Ruth Minchew. Reporter; Bonnie Crawford. Secretary. 98 JEAN ABRAMS Moorhead ADOLPH ACRI Harrisburg. Penn. JAMES ALLEN Cleveland PHIL ARNOLD Baton Rouge, La. SHARP ATKINSON Shaw CHARLES AUSTIN Kilmichael JANIE AVALTRONI Shelby AUBREY BAILEY Leland ELLEN BAILEY Charleston JOYCE BAILEY Indianola ROBERT A. BAIN Pell City, Ala. DOTTIE BAKER Bruceton, Tenn. HARRY LEE BALLARD Brevard, N. C. AUSTIN BANKS Cleveland MARTHA BARNES Louisville JOHN BARRERE Horn Lake NORMA ELLEN BEARD Cleveland SHIRLEY BENNETT Anauilla JACK BISHOP Indianola MARION BLACKWOOD. JR. Cleveland ANN CAROLYN BLUMBERG Indianola BETTIE BOSHERS Grenada LINN S. BOTTORF Clearwater, Fla. ADA KAY BRADLEY Inverness MARY JO BROCK Cleveland NANCYE BRANTLEY Cleveland BETTE BRELAND Greenville ROSALYN BRETT Greenville DIANE BROWN Cleveland GWEN BROWN Panther Burn SHIRLEY BRYSON Greenville AVEN BURGESS Jackson SHARON BUTTS Cleveland HAL BUCHANAN Greenville LYNDA CAIN Rolling Fork GRADY DENE CARNEY Meridian VIRGINIA CARPENTER Cleveland FAYE CARR Rolling Fork LYNDA GALE CARVAN Oakland ARTHUR CAUSEY Meridian SANDRA CHANEY Kosciusko DONNA CHISOLM Greenville WAYLAND R. CLIFTON Leland FA YE COBB Lambert LETHA COLE Cleveland SAM PHILIP CORRERO Greenwood DONNIE COTTEN Baton Rouge, La. LINDA COVINGTON Greenville PATRICIA GAIL COX Memphis, Tenn. ROBBIE SUE COX Eupora GLENDA CROCKER Cleveland CECELIA CROWE Carthage SANDRA CROWELL Eupora ROBERT BLAIN CURRY Eupora CHABLOTTE D. DALE Greenville MARY DALTON Cleveland r F k ANNE DANCY Holly Springs BILL DAVIS Calhoun City DIANNE DREHER Benoit JOE DRUEDING Picayune LARRY EASLEY Calhoun City ELIZABETH EIDSON Jackson GAR Y ELMORE Cleveland SANDY FELDMANN Clarksdale EARL FLANAGAN Cleveland NANCY FLETCHER Cleveland CHARLES FOWLER Shelby CECELIA FRANCO Vicksburs; BILLY FRANKS Lambert ALLEN FRIED Brooklyn, N. Y. GEORGIANA FRIEND Sardis SAL GALTELLI Shaw JANE GAMBLE Canton FRANCES GAMMILL Cleveland JAMES E. GARVERICK Galion, Ohio JAMES E. GILLAN St. Thomas, Penn. BRENDA GORDON Cleveland DAVID GORDON Crestview, Fla. ELIZABETH GRAVES Clarksdale GLENDA GRAY Grenada PAT GREER Anguilla ANITA GRIFFIN Cleveland JOE C. GRIFFIN Rolling Fork JOHN W. GRIFFIN Shelby DELIA HALLAM Cleveland WARRENE HANKS Shaw WILTON GWIN HANNAH Cleveland DE LOIS HARDY Tippo JIMMY HARPOLE Clarksdale JOANNA HARVEY Hollandale STANLEY HELENIAK Dunellen, N. J. BENNY HERRING Kilmichael WYLIE HILBURN Cleveland JOAN HODGES Greenwood JUDY HOMER Singac, N. J. GLENDA FAY HUTCHISON Cleveland CLIFF IRWIN Rantoul, 111. FRED H. INGRAM Greenville LULA JACKS Greenwood VONCILE JACKSON Greenwood CHERYL ANN JAMES Grenada LARRY JENKINS Kosciusko ROBERT JENKINS, JR. Hollandale TOM JENS Tupelo PETER JERNBERG Sumner CATHEY DAVIS JONES Hernando FRANK JONES Greenville JENE DON JONES Tutwiler DIANNE KEITH Anguilla SONNY KELLY Lyon TRAVIS KENDALL Cleveland DONNA KIMZEY Tutwiler MARIE KIRKLEY Indianola EVELYN LASTER Clarksdale DON LIGHT Greenwood PAUL LIGHTSEY, JR. Bay Springs MARY ELLEN LUCKETT Greenwood BRENDA MABUS Philipp PAT MACON Calhoun City JOYCE MAGEE Water Valley CATHERINE MARASCALCO Grenada EUGENE JEUNG MARS Cleveland CHARLES MARSHALL Louisville CAROLYN MASSEY Cleveland DAN McALPIN Magee JIMMY McBRIDE Clarksdale LOU McCORMACK Coffeeville nancy Mcdonald Canton JUDY McGEE Brookhaven BARBARA JEAN McKIBBEN Calhoun City richard Mcknight Bruce CAROLYN McQUEEN Greenville EDD MILAM Hernando NINA SUE NELSON MILAM Charleston ANN LEE MILLER Memphis. Tenn. RUTH MINCHEW Jackson MARTHA NEILL Clarksdale FRANCES MOORE Cleveland CLAUDIA MULLINS Cleveland BOBBY G. MURPHY Cleveland JANE NEWMAN Valley Park PEGGY O ' NEAL Memphis, Tenn. TERRY C. O ' NEAL Grenada SARA ANN PACE Doddsville DEAN PANNELL Booneville JOHN PETTIT Cleveland DOLORES PFEIFFER Charlston AUGUST DELLA PIETRA Brooklyn, N. Y. AUSBIN G. PIPPIN, JR. Leland JACKIE POSEY Cleveland BRENDA POWELL Rosedale CLIFF PREWETT Starkville ROSALIND RHODES Mendenhall SHIRLEY ROCCONI Round Lake CHESTIXE RUSHING Belzoni CHARLENE RUSSELL Pace BRENDA SANDERS Baton Rouge. La. BILLYE SANDERSON Greenwood JAMES W. SCALES, JR. Starkville ICY SCARBOROUGH Eupora MARY LOUISE SERIO Greenwood PAT SHELTON Kosciusko MARY FRANCES SHERMAN Greenville WILLIAM M. SHIELDS Greenville DON SHROPSHIRE Rolling Fork JAMES F. SIBLEY Los Angeles, Calif. PAM SMITH Cleveland WILLIAM SMITH Cleveland BUDDY SMITH-VANIZ Cleveland CAROLYN SMITH-VANIZ Canton PETE SONES Eupora WANDA LEE SPENCER Greenwood BARRY SPIER Greenwood QUENTION SPRUILL Rolling Fork JACK STEELE Jackson KENNETH STEWART Clarksdale THOMAS LEE STRIBLING Calhoun City CELESTE SULLIVAN Cleveland DOUG TAYLOR Shaw TOMMY BROWN TEDDER Cleveland BETTY JEAN THOMAS Greenville JAN THOMAS Philadelphia JIMMY L. THOMPSON Cleveland BOBBY THOMPKINS Greenville SHARON TUCKER Greenwood JERRY DAN TURNER Rosedale RUFF TURNER Hollandale GLYN TURNIPSEED Cleveland LARRY E. TYER Rosedale BILLY RAY TYLER Cleveland NORMA VANCE Drew MIKE VINER Drew GEORGE R. VINES Cleveland JOHNNY WALLACE Greenville JENECE WARNER Crowder PATTYE WEATHERS Greenville REBECCA WEBSTER Cleveland HOWARD WHITEHURST Coldwater BEVERLY WILLIAMSON Greenville BILLY WILLIAMSON Greenville JERRY L. WILLIAMSON Pope ELIZABETH ANN WILSON Drew SANDRA WIMBERLEY West Point PEGGY WRIGHT Canton JERRY WYATT Grenada CHARLES YATES Greenwood PRISCILLA YEE Leland RUTH ANN YOUNG Drew JUNIORS 115 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Charlotte Poole, Vice-President; Mickey O ' Malley, Treasurer; Ben Bailey, President; Bill Rory, Reporter; Betty Jo Abraham, Secretary. 16 BETTY JO ABRAHAM Clarksdale JIMMY ATKINSON Houston CHARLENE BAGWELL Eupora GLENDA BAILEY Dublin BEN TOWNES BAILEY Cleveland KATHERINE BAILEY Leland ANDY BAKER Tutwiler GUY BARR McGee 117 JOE BARRAXCO Grenada CHARLES BATEMAN Varnado, La. GAINES BEARDEN Rollins; Fork SHERRON BENNETT Onward AUDREY BLACKWELL Cleveland GULIE H. BLEASE Indianola WENDELL BLACKWELL Cleveland ROBERT BONDESON Greenville HILLARY JAMES BOWEN Blue Springs ROGER BOWMAN Laurel DOROTHY BRANNON Eupora JAMES H. BRANTLEY Belzoni MARTY CARROLL Mnrks LARRY MARTIN BRATTON Grenada JOSEPHINE BROWN Boyle PAT BURNEY Ackerman JACK BUSBY Etta TOMMY BROOKS Grenada TOM COYLE Dublin MIKE CARUTHERS Oxford LARRY CARROLL Cleveland JAN CARTWRIGHT Moorhead PEGGY CATES Cleveland BILLY H. BROWN Ecru FAYE CHAPPELL Louisville DONALD CHENAULT Rosedale CAROLYN CHENNAULT Shaw FREDDIE JOE CHILES Louisville DAVID H. CHISOLM Lexington M H LAURIN COLLINS Laurel BOB CLARK ™ i Bj r J HLBERT COOPER Durant ANTHONY P. CORRERO Greenwood DOROTHY CASTON LEWIS COTTON BETTYE COUCH Crenshaw Cleveland Hernando NELLIE RUTH DENMAN Clarksdale CHARLES LYNN COX Durant ELIZABETH CRAWLEY Batesville EDWARD CROSS Falkner JACKYE DAVIS Birmingham, Ala. CHERYL DOWNS Yazoo City MRS. LINDA COX Lexinaton JIMMY D. DAVIS Bruce REIDA DAVIS Walls HARRY DELLINGER Americus. Georgia JIMMY DUNCAN Itta Bena BONNIE CRAWFORD Flora LINDA DUNLAP Tupelo WANDA EAKER New Albany BRENDA EDWARDS Eupora BOBBY ELLIOTT Cleveland LOUISE ELLIOTT Greenwood ROGER EARL Greenville ALLEN A. ELLIS, JR. Clarksdale JAMES EARNEST Indianola CARL RAY EASLEY Clarksdale BETTY SUE EDDINS Greenville ESTELLE ELLIS Schlater JIMMY ENGLISH Philipp GARLAND GIBSON Cleveland CHARLES FEDUCCIA Cleveland CHARLES FULLER Meridian ROY GARCIA Rolling Fork DOYLE R. GARRETT Gunnison FA YE FONDREN Swiftown JOAN GIBSON Itta Bena SCOTT GASTON Philipp JACK GAZELLE Shelby GILBERT GUEBELLE Canton STANLEY F. GIBSON Skene PAUL FUGATE Mt. Sterling, Ky. JOHNNY GOOLSBY Canton DOROTHY RUTH GRAFT Rolling Fork J T • JO HARDIN Batesville DARRY HARDY Cleveland EDWIN HARPOLE Clarksdale CHERYLE GRANT Greenville GLENDA GRITTMAN Drew RODNEY GENE HAMMONDS Grenada GEORGE HANCOCK Cleveland JAMES A. HARRINGTON Blue Mountain JOHNNY HARTNESS Petal BARBARA HANCOCK Onward s J. C. HOLLINGSWORTH Boyle MARY ANN HARTNESS Indianola ANNICE HELLUMS Vardaman SHIRLEY ANN HERBISON Shaw CLARENCE O ' KELLY HICKMAN Aberdeen TOMMY W. HAWKINS Amory MARY ELEANOR HILL Belzoni H. B. HORTON Pontotoc RONALD HODGES Vinton, Virginia DAVID HOLDER Moorhead MARTHA JEAN HUDSEN Coldwater JAYNE HAYMON Shelby MARTHA JOY HUFFMAN Greenville WILLIAM HURST Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. JOY LANETTE JAMIESON Greenwood CLAUDIA JOHNSON Greenwood TOMMY JOHNSON Ruleville DONALD JONES Waynesboro WILLIAM PARKS JOHNSON New Albany RICHARD B. JONES Sumrall SUE JONES Bovle GEORGE ROGER KAELBER Poughkeepsie, N. Y. EDWARD KELLY Theodore, Ala. HANSEL KING Liberty §U V ROBERT BLUE LOGAN Bruce JOYCE KING Lexington MARGARET KLEIN Greenville T. KELLY KLEIN Greenville MARY KATHRYN LAWRENCE Merieold 09 ROBERT EARL KING Greenville KITTY LEE Sardis LARRY LEWIS Farrell LARRY LIDDELL Cleveland BETTY JO LOVE Swiftown STEVE LA MASTUS Drew EUGENE KITTLE Cleveland NANCY MANNING Merigold PATRICIA KING MASSEY Batesville ELISE McDIVITT Covington, Tenn. CAROLYN McELROY Tutwiler CHARLIE McGUFFEE Drew LILA JEAN MATrffi Falkner BLAKELY McINTYRE Marion, S. C. BILL MAUNEY Somerset, New Jersey LINDA McBEE Pattonsburg, Mo. ROBERT McCURDY Greenwood FONDA McKAY Anguilla WILLIAM McLEAN Tchula JOE EDD MORRIS New Albany JOHNNY McLEOD Louisville GLORIA MILLS Nettleton DOVARD MITCHELL, JR. Ruleville JOE H. MITCHELL Duncan BOBBY McWHIRTER Louisville THOMAS E. MOORE Indianola JIMMY MOTE Senatobia JOHN MORGAN Greenville AILEE C. MORRIS Baldwyn GEORGE MART MOUNGER Calhoun City JAMIE MILLER Independence DOUGLAS MURRAY Roanoke, Va. LINDA OAKES Louise CHARLOTTE PARKER Pickens MARTHA C. PARTEE Cleveland JAMES PATE Waukegan, 111. MICKEY O ' MALLEY Ruleville GARY PACE Rome, Ga. BETTY RUTH PALMER Inverness WALLY PANG Marks BILLY W. PATRIDGE Winona PERCY PEELER Kosciusko SAM PENDAS Rolling Fork JANICE REDD Shaw JAMES B. PETERS Charleston NANCY PHILPOT Perthshire MACK PICKLE Kosciusko ANITA PIERCE Indianola EDWIN PITTS Senatobia DOROTHY LYNN RIDDLE Shaw CHARLOTT POOLE Greenville JOHN PRATT West Blaton, Ala. RICHARD PREWITT Merisold ELEANOR RILEY Merigold MARY L. PHILEN Shelby JOHNNIE ROBERTSON Eupora WILLIAM E. RORIE Greenville CAROLE SANDERS Cleveland JEANETTE SANDERS Greenwood CHARLIE SAUNDERS Eupora RICHARD SCOTT Rome FRED ROSSI Gilette, New Jersey DINAH ROTENBERRY Cleveland BARBARA ROWLAND Charleston LYNETTE RUSSELL Cleveland PEGGY SCRUGGS Booneville RUBY SEALES Batesville JOHN SHOOK Winona LAURA SILER Jackson, Tenn. NORMAN SILVERBLATT Drew MARSHA SLAUGHTER Greenville LUCRETIA SMITH Greenwood LYDA SIDDON Hollandale MARTHA CLAY SPRUILL Isola CAROLE KAY SMITH Cleveland EDDY SMITH Alligator JERRY SMITH Seminary SHERMAN STAUFFER Cleveland MARTHA SIGNA Greenville LOYE W. STEPHENS Eupora JERRY STIGLER Drew BILL SULTAN Cleveland BILLY SWAFFORD Cleveland HARVEY SWINDALL Cleveland MARY STOCKTON Winona ROBERT STROHM Clarksdale JOEL STURDIVANT Clarksdale J. V. SWINDLE Eupora STEVE SUHOWATSKY Maplewood, New York ANNE TALBERT Yazoo City IKE TAYLOR Halls, Tenn. HUBERT TUCKER Heidelberg MARY RUTH TAYLOR Myrtle ROBERT THOMAS Philadelphia GENE THORNTON Sardis MARILYN THORNTON Greenville SAMMY TEDFORD Lambert CHARLIE ANN VENUTI Shaw LINDA LEE THWEATT Miami, Fla. DOROTHY TISER Cleveland NINA SUE TRIBBLE Greenwood LAZELLE WADDELL Marks PAUL THOMAS Edinburg SPENCER OTIS WAGGONER MARY ANNE WALKER Columbus Flora CATHERINE WARRINGTON New Albany RODGER WASSON Greenville CAROLYN WHITE Ruleville JACK WHITLEY Glendora DARREL WALTERS Calhoun City LOUIS WALTON Slate Springs CONNIE WARD Parachman REBECCA WARD Sardis W. L. WHITTINGTON Liberty VANA JANE WILEY Water Valley PEGGY WILLARD Shaw EMMETT JAMES WILKINSON Oxford BRUCE ZIEGLER Little Falls. N. Y. ANNETTE WILLIAMSON Drew WILLIAM WILSON Louisville LAMAR WILLIS Jackson GWENDOLYN SUE WRIGHT Water Valley VIRGINIA WRIGHT Batesville JAMES WISCHMAN Franklin. Mich. WALLACE C. WORTHEY Pickens BILLY RAY YOUNG Forest -irt -! SENIORS ANN ARNOLD ADAMS Indianola B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Delta Belles: Tri Del- ta: Kappa Delta Pi; Transfer. M.S.C.W. JOYCE ALLISON Sarah Y.W.A.: Transfer. M.S.C.W.: Northwest. 140 JO AGNEW Morton B.A. (English and Speech) Wesley; Delta Playhouse 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega; Band 3, 4. CLAUDETTE ARMSTRONG Lexington B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. 1; Transfer, Holmes Junior College. BETTY LANE ANDREWS Clarksdale B.A. (English) Band 1 : Delta Singers 1; Pi Kappa Delta 1, President 2, Secretary 3.4; Debate 1, 2; Del- ta Playhouse 2, 3, Sec- retary 4; Alpha Psi Omega Vice-President 4; Annual Staff 3, Edi- tor 4; Miss Delta, 3, 4; Faculty Scholars, 2, 3,4. MARTHA FAYE ARRINGTON Bruce B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E.;Tri Delta. LARRY ARRINGTON Bruce B.S.E. (Social Science) M Club; Football 1, 2; Men ' s Judicial Coun- cil, Chairman 4. THOMAS BAILEY Crowder B.S.E. (Social Science) BILL ATKINSON Tutwiler B.S. (Bus. Adm.) BOB AYERS Corinth B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) 141 STANLEY BAKER Ruleville B.S. (Bus. Adm.) Transfer, University of Mississippi. NANCY BARDEN Belzoni B.A. (History) Deltones; Delta Singers; Transfer, Holmes Junior College. HAZEL BARR Cleveland B.S. (Elem. Ed. MARTIN BASS Lula B.S. (Biology) TOM BARRENTINE McCarley B.S.E. (Mathematics) Football; M Club; Del ta Playhouse; Wesley. 142 WILLIAM BIBB Inverness B.S.E. (Science) CAROLYN BEAN Tupelo B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Pi Omega Pi 3, President 4; Band 3, 4; Delta Singers 3, 4. CARROLL BODIFORD Middleton B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) AARON BIGGERS Webb B.S.E. (Mathematics) B.S.U.; Brotherhood. JAMES BIGGERS Webb B.S. (Bus. Adm.) 143 PHILIP BOGGS Greenville B.A. (Political Science) GAIL BOLIAN Greenwood 144 JAY BOLAND Kinston, Alabama B.S.E. (Social Science) Basketball 3, 4; M Club 3, 4; Wesley 3, MARY FRANCES BRADLEY Wesson B.S. (Chemistry) EUGENE BOONE Atmore, Alabama B.S. (Bus. Adm.) B.S.U.; Transfer, Pen sacola Junior College: Florida State Univer sity. CHRISTINE BREEDLOVE Coffeeville B.S.E. (Mus. Ed.) B.S.U. 1. 2, 3, 4, Coun- cil 3, 4; Y.W.A. 3, 4; M.E.N.C. 1, 2, 3; Del- ta Singers 1, 2, 3, 4; Deltones 1, 4. -OUISE BRANTLEY eir i.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) L.C.E. 3, Scribe 4; Wesley 3, 4; Faculty icholars 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, Treasurer ; Transfer. Holmes Junior College. ■RANK BRIDGES luleville 3.S. (Accounting) D.A.O. 2, Pledge President 2; Men ' s Honor Council 1, 2, Secretary 2; Class President 2, !; S.G.A. 4, Treasurer 4; M.I.C. 4, Secre- ary 4. CLAUDIA MELITA BROWN Meridian B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Delta Singers 1, 2; Community Chorus 1, 2; Delta Playhouse 1, 2; Honor Council 1; Transfer, Meridian Junior College. BRYAN BRIGHT Doddsville B.S. (Bus. Adm.) 145 MATTIE BROWN Yazoo City B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Transfer. Mississippi College. SANDRA BRUNSON Avalon B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) IRIS BUCHANON Indianola B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) BOBBIE BUNCH Durant B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Women ' s Honor Council 3; S.G.A. 3; Wesley 3, Publicity Co-Chairman 4; Y.W.A. 4. ATHLEE MULLINS BUCKLEY Cleveland B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 4. 146 LAURA REBECCA BYRD Tchula B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E.: B.S.U.; Trans- fer, Holmes Junior College. JAMES BURGOON Greenwood B.A. (History BETTY CAMPBELL Natchez B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) W.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, 4; Wesley 1, 2, 3, 4, Recreation Chair- man 1. Treasurer 2; Deltones 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANK CADE Wert B.S. (Biology) RONALD CAMP Amherst B.S.E. (Social Science) Men ' s Honor Council 3; Transfer, Bowling Green. 147 ROBBIE CAMPBELL Boyle B.A. (History) Wesley 4. Editor of Wesley Word, Program Chairman. 1st Vice- President; A.C.E. 2 Delta Playhouse 3 Miss Delta Staff 3, 4 Tri Delta: Pi Gamma Mu: Faculty Scholars. BILLY CASTON Holly Bluff B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) LADY JANE CASTLE Eupora B.S.E. (Ho. Ec. ) Delhecons 1, 2, 3, 4. President 4; President of State College Club Section of Home Eco- nomic Association; Annual Staff 1. 2, 3. 4, Editor 3; Kappa Delta 4: President 3: Class Favorite 1 : Friendliest 3; Inter- Sorority Council 2, 3, President 3; Delta Belles 2. FAY CARROLL Rolling Fork B.S. (Bus. Ed.) Kappa Delta; Transfer, M.S.C.W. GEORGE CHILSOM Lexington B.S.E. (Mathematics) 148 IRA COATES Mendenhall B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) MClub: Football BETTY JOY CLARK Louisville B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Annual Staff 4; A.C.E. 3, 4; Transfer, East Central Junior College. CAROLYN COOK Biloxi B.M.E. (Music Ed.) Delta Singers; Deltones. MARTHA COLEMAN Greenwood B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Westminster Fellowship, President 4; Tri Del- ta, Secretary; Inter-Faith Council, Secretary; Faculty Scholar. JOHN COMMER Lambert B.S.E. (Social Science) 149 JAMES DONALD COOPER Drew B.M.E. (Music Ed.) Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3, 4; Kappa Tau Delta 3, 4, Rush Chairman 4: Band 2. 3. 4; M.E.N.C. 2. 3. 4: Transfer, Mis- sissippi State. TALMAGE COX Eupora B.S. (Accounting) Phi Theta Kappa ; Transfer, Holmes Jun- ior College. 50 VICKY COURY Clarksdale B.A. (English Delta Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; An- nual Staff 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, President 4: Canterbury 1, 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 4; Presidents ' Council 4: Delta Singers 1. TOMMY CRENSHAW Clarksdale B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) M Club 2. 3. President 4. B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E .; B.S.U. CHARLENE SMITH CRUMBY Cleveland B.A. (English and Accounting) REBECCA DALTON Eupora B.S.E. (Science) Miss Delta Staff 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta 4; Chemistry Club 1. EDDIE DAVENPORT Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) MClub; Football. JOHN CRUMBY Cleveland B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) MARY PAUL DANIELS Greenville B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E.; Delta Play- house; Annual Staff. 151 JEFF DAVIS Hernando B.S.E. (History) JOSEPH R. DENTON Cleveland B.S. (Bus. Adm.) BILLY DEWEESE Philadelphia B.S.E. (Bus. Adm.) JAMES WILLIAM DOWNS Yazoo City B.S. (Accounting) Delta Playhouse 3, 4. JO ANNE DORMAN Pensacola, Florida B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. 3, 4; Wesley 3,4; Y. W.A. 4; Trans- fer, Pensacola Junior College. 152 CHARLES ELLINGTON Lexington B.M.E. (Band) Delta Singers 3, 4, Tour Choir 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; M.E.N.C. 3, 4; Phi Mu Alpha 3, 4. PEGGY EDWARDS Duncan B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. JOHN ESTESS Greenville DAN ELLISON Vardaman B.S. (Bus. Ed.) Phi Mu Alpha. Presi- dent 4; Band 2, 3, 4. 53 JOANN FARRISH Drew B.A. (History Faculty Scholar: Dance Club. ' LINDA FISHER Utica B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Inter-Faith Council. TOM FISHER Yazoo City B.S. (Mathematics) Golf 2, 3,4; D.A.O. 2, 3,4. ROBERT EARL FLOYD Quitman B.S. (Bus. Adm.) D.A.O. ; Transfer, Jones County Junior Col- lege. JACK FLETCHER Cleveland B.A. (Bus. Adm.) Delta Singers 1,2; Tour Choir 4. 154 BILL FORT Plymouth, Florida B.S. (Chemistry) Senior Class President. HARRY GARVERICK Galion, Ohio B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club; M Club; Basketball. FRED FOSTER Ellisville B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club; Class Favorite 4; Trans- fer, Jones Countv Junior College. BILL FORTENBERRY Brookhaven B.M.E. (Mus. Ed.) Band; Delta Singers; Tour Choir; M.E.N.C; Madrigal Singers. PAUL GARRETT Birmingham. Alabama B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club; M Club; Football; Trans- fer, Mississippi Delta Junior College. 155 SHARON GARY Cleveland B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Delta Belles 1, 2, 3; Tri Delta 4; Canter- bury Club; 1st Altern- ate Representative to Miss Mississippi Con- test. JOHN GILBERT Clarksdale B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club; Transfer, Mississippi Del- ta Junior College. ALICE GRAHAM Drew B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Delta Singers; Tour Choir; B.S.U.; A.C.E.; Transfer, Mississippi College. MAE DEAN GREEN Booneville B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E.; Wesley; Kappa Delta; Transfer, Northwest Junior College. JEROME GRANTHAM Walnut B.S. (Bus. Adm.) 156 TRAVIS GRIFFIN Merigold B.S. (Bus. Adm.) PAULA GREZAFFI Shaw B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Newman Club; Delta Playhouse; Kappa Del- ta ; A.C.E. ; Transfer, M.S.C.W. SYDNEY GUEST Lambert B.S. (Bus. Adm.) BRENDA HILL GRUBB Moorhead B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, Reporter 3; W.A.A. 1, 2; Cheerleader 2, 3; Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, President 3; Miss Delta 1, 2, 3. RONNIE GUEST Lambert B.A. (Biology) Class Reporter 1 ; Class Secretary 2; D.A.O. 2, 3,4. 157 WILLIAM HANOS Newport, Rhode Island B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) Weightlifting; P . E . Major ' s Club; Foot- ball. B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Kappa Delta ; Delta Belles. BOBBY HARPER Grenada B.S. (Bus. Adm.) MAC HAYNES Ellisville B.S.E. (Social Science) Transfer, University of Southern Mississippi. SHIRLEY HARRISON Hollandale B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Y.W.A. 3, 4, President 4; B.S.U. 3, 4, Execu- tive Council 4; Presi- dent ' s Council 4. 153 AUDREY HAZZARD Cleveland B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Delta Belles; Home- coming Court; Tri Delta; Beauty 1, 2, 3. RICKEY HAYNES Lake Cormorant B.S. (Accounting) ROBERT HENSON Eupora B.S.E. (Social) Science) TOMMY HENDERSON Tutwiler B.M.E. (Voice) Band 1, 2, 3, 4; M.E.N.C. 1, 2; Delta Singers 1, 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. 3, 4; Cavaliers 1, 2; Phi Mu Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; President ' s Council 3. B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) 5? MITTIE HINTON Jackson B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. 3. 4; Delta Singers 4; Transfer, Hinds Junior College. DAVID HITCHEN St. Mary ' s, Ohio B.S.E. (Phys. Ed. ' l P.E. Major ' s Club. LARRY HOGUE Forest B.S.E. (English) Delta Playhouse 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4; Miss Delta 4. REX HOLLINGSWORTH Boyle B.S. (Bus. Adm.) LARRY HODGE Calhoun Citv B.S. (Social Science) 160 WILLIE HORNE Sallis B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club. ALBEN NORRIS HOPKINS Walnut B.A. (History) S.G.A. 4, President 4; M Club; B.S.U.; D.A.O. ; Mississippi Intercollegiate Council 4, President 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4, President 4. MARY HUTCHINSON Hollandale B.S.E. (Ho. Ec.) Delhecons 1, 2, 3, 4. LINDA HUDDLESTON Booneville B.S.E. (Social Science) DOLORES HULING Fulton B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) B.S.U. 3, 4; A.C.E. 3, 4. 16! PATRICIA DUNLAP Olive Branch B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) B.S.E. 3. 4, Church Representative 3, En- listment Chairman 4; Delta Singers 3; Y.W.A. 3, 4; A.C.E. 3, 4; Transfer, North- west Junior College. RICHARD JAMES Calhoun City B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club. 162 JOHN DYESS New Albany B.S. (Bus. Adm.) Kappa Tau Delta 4; B.S.U. 1; S.G.A. 3; Presi- dent ' s Council 1, 2; Men ' s Honor Council 3. LARRY JEONG Shelby B.S. (Accounting MARSHALL JENKINS Marks B.S. (Accounting) Transfer, Northwest Junior College. MARY LOUISE JONES Benton B.A. (English) Wesley 3, 4; Transfer, Holmes Junior Col- lege. HARVEY JOHNSTON Greenwood B.S. (Accounting) Delta Singers. HILDA LANCE Philipp B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) TOM KIMBRO Marks B.A. (History) Cavaliers 2; Miss Delta 2, Business Manager 3; Band 1, 2; Class Favorite 2. PATRICIA ANN KOPF Senatobia B.S.E. (Social Science) (63 MARGARET LAND Ruleville B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) MARTHA ANNE LAMON Greenville B.S. (Bus. Adm.) Miss Delta, Society Editor 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3; Omega Phi 1, 2, 3; Kappa Delta 4, Treasurer 4; Inter-Sorority Council 4. MARTHA LAUDERDALE Booneville B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s W.A.A. 3, 4; Club 4. Club; Dance LINDA LEA Philadelphia B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Pi Omega Pi 3, 4 ; Kappa Delta 3, 4, Secretary 4; Band 3, 4; Delta Singers 3, 4; Wesley 3, 4. DOLORES BAGLEY LAWLER Rolling Fork B.A. (English) Delta Belles 1, 2, 3; S.G.A.. Secretary 3; Annual Staff 2. 3: Miss Delta 3: Chi Delta 2, 3; Tri Delta 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4. 164 LINDA LINDSEY Booneville B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club; W.A.A.; Dance Club. CHARLES LILES Houlka B.S.E. (English) B.S.U. BRENDA LONG Shelby B.S.E. (Ho. Ec.) Delhecons 2, 3, 4; An- nual Staff 3, 4; Chi Delta 3. LARRY LITTLE Moss Hill B.S. (History) SUE ANN LITTLE St. Petersburg, Florida B.A. (English and History) Delta Playhouse 4; Transfer, St. Peters- burg Junior College. 165 GENELLE LOTT Isola B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Y.W.A.; Wesley; A.C.E.; Orsan 3, 4. RAYMOND MABRY Lake B.S.E. ( Social Science) Transfer, East Central Junior College. BEVERLY MABUS Philipp B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Y.W.A. 3, 4; A.C.E. 4; B.S.U. 3, 4. CAROL SUE MANNING Merigold B.A. (English and French) W.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Debate Team 1, 2; Annual Staff 2. 3, 4; Miss Delta 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, Vice- President 4; Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3; Faculty Scholar 3, 4. SARA MALLORY Goodman B.M.E. (Mus. Ed.) Delta Singers 3, 4, Tour Choir 3, 4: M.E.N.C. 3, 4; Weslev 4; Band 4; Madrigal Singers 4, Accompan- ist 4. 166 LARRY MARBERRY Cleveland B.S. (Accounting) JOYCE LOGAN MARBERRY Cleveland B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Dance Club; Delta Singers; Delta Playhouse; Chi Delta; A.C.E. CHARLES MARTINDALE Tutwiler B.M.E. (Mus. Ed.) Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Delta Singers 1, 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, Director 2, 3, Chairman of State Nominating Committee 2; Phi Mu Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Cavaliers 1, 2; M.E.N.C. 1, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 2. State President 3. LEVENIA MAXWELL Inverness B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 3 ; Delta Singers 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Wesley 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS SHIELDS MAYS Clarksdale B.A. (English) Community Chorus. (67 JE RRY McBEE Ruleville B.S. (Mathematics) 168 JAMES McCLELLAN Sallis B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club. MARY ANN McCUAN Greenwood B.S. (Mathematics) Deltones 1, 3; Delta Singers 2; Tour Choir 4; Delta Playhouse 3, 4; Miss Delta Staff 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Inter-Faith Council 4. KAYE McCRORY Kosciusko B.S.E. I Ho. Ec BILLIE LOU MEADOWS Drew B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Delta Singers 1, 2; A.C.E. 1, 2, 3; Canter- bury 1, 2, 3; Inter- Faith Council 3; Delta Playhouse 3. curtis McMillan Mendenhall B.S.E. (Social Science) Transfer, Mississippi College. PERRY MITCHELL Grenada B.S. (Bus. Adm. Band 3, 4; Phi Mu Alpha 3, 4. JAMES W. MILLER Belzoni B.A. (Political Science) Veteran ' s Club 1, 2, Executive Officer 3, 4; Men ' s Honor Council; S.G.A. 4, Attorney General 4. 69 JOYCE .MONTGOMERY Kilmichael B.A. (English) Delta Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4: Faculty Scholar 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; B.S.L. Executive Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 4. BERTHA ALICE MOORE Cleveland B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) BOBBY ALLEN MOORE Grenada B.S.E. (Mathematics) Varsity Golf; Kappa Tau Delta ; Veteran ' s Club. JOE MOORE Tutwiler B.S.E. (Social Science) DAVID MOORE Walnut Grove B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club. 170 TRUMAN MOORE Walnut Grove B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club. MARY AGNES MOORE Vaughan B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. 3, Treasurer 4; Wesley 3, 4, 2nd Vice- President 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, Secretary 4; Faculty Scholars 3, 4; Transfer, Holmes Jun- ior College. PATRICIA NATION Indianola B.A. (History) WILBURN MURPHREE Bruce B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club; Football 3, 4. PATRICIA MURPHY West Tallahatchie B.S.E. (Ho. Ec.) Delhecons; Transfer, Copiah-Lincoln Junior College. MARTHA ANNE NELMS Vaiden B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Kappa Delta; Delta Singers: Women ' s Honor Council. CECILE NIX Clarksdale B.S. (English) Delta Singers; Tour Choir; Deltones; Mad- rigal Singers; Miss Delta Staff; Annual Staff; Inter-Faith Council; President ' s Council. LINDA LEE NEWMAN Liberty B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Senior Class Reporter; Tri Delta; A.C.E. B.S.U. MARTHA LYNN NEWMAN Liberty B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Senior Class Vice- President; Tri Delta; B.S.U. ; A.C.E. RAYMOND OLTREMARI Greenville B.S. (Bus. Adm.) Dance Club 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2. 172 KENNETH PARKER Vannadale, Arkansas B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club; Basketball; Softball: M Club. EDMOND PACE Winona B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club; Transfer, Holmes Junior College. ROSEMARY HELM PETERS Coffeeville B.S.E. (Mathematics) ROBERT PARSONS Brookhaven B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club; Basketball. 173 JERRY PEYTON Greenville B.S. (Bus. Adm.) Delta Playhouse 1. 2, 3, 4: D.A.O. 2, 3,4. ANGIE POLLARD Greenville B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) B.S.E. (Social Science) B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4. DORIS JACKSON POE Shannon B.S. (Bus. Adm.) B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4. SARAH POPE Shaw B.A. (English) Faculty Scholars. 174 DELTON PORTER Natc hez B.S.E. (Social Science) JOHN RAMEY New Iberia. La. B.M.E. (Piano and Instrumental) Phi Mu Alpha; Pledge- master, Historian; D.A.O., Secretary of Pledge Class, Social Committee, Publicity Chairman; M.E.N.C. CHARLES PRESTON Cranford, New Jersey B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club; Westminster; Basketball. SHELBY JEAN POWELL B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) B.S.U. 3, 4, Secretary 4; Y.W.A. 3, Secretary 3; Inter-Faith Council 4. Vice-President; A.C.E. 4; Transfer, Northwest Junior Col- lege. BRENDA PREWITT Cleveland B.S. (Biology) Tri Delta : Delta Belles ; Intramural Council. 175 MARGARET REAVES Shelby B.S.E. I Bus. Ed.) Pi Omega Pi, Vice- President. BENJAMIN REESE Calhoun City B.A. (Music) Phi Mu Alpha. SADIE MAE RINGOLD Cleveland B.S. (Medical Technology) Kappa Delta 4, Presi- dent 4; Inter-Sorority Council 4. BETTYE ROZIER Cleveland B.A. (History and English) Delta Playhouse 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Miss Delta 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Faculty Scholars 3, 4. GLEN DA ROGERS Lexington B.S.E. (Ho. Ec.) Delhecons 3, 4; Trans- fer, Holmes Junior College; Y.W.A. 4. 176 CHARLES SANDERS Cleveland B.S. (Accounting) B.S.U. 3, Publicity Chairman 3. LEONARD RUBENSTEIN Shaw B.S. (Bus. Adm.) Tennis 1, 2, 3. MURRAY SANFORD Lambert B.S.E. (Social Sci.) M Club 2, 3, Secretary 4; D.A.O. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss Delta 4. LEIGH SANDERS Cleveland B.S. (Physics) D.A.O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Rush Chair- man 2, Vice-President 2; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Inter-Fraternity Council 2; Delta Playhouse 1. RALPH SANDERS Mendenhall B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) Football; M Club; P.E. Major ' s Club. 177 RONALD SCHUYLER Greenville B.A. (Music) Delta Singers Accom- panist 1. 2, 3, 4; Tour Choir Accompanist 3, 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3, 4; Men ' s Honor Council 1. BILLY SEWELL Maken B.S.E. (Social Sci.) Basketball 1. 2: Wes ley 1. 2. 3. 4; Trans fer. ROBERT SEAY Batesville B.S.E. (Social Science) WINSTON SCRIVNER Cleveland B.S. (Bus. Adm.) Football 1. KATHY SEWELL Louisville B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) Wesley 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; P.E. Major ' s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Miss Delta 4. 173 GLENN SEXTON Clarksdale B.S. (Biology) D.A.O.; Baseball; M Club. SHELIA SHEFFIELD Dorsey B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) Delta Singers ; W. A.A. CALVIN SMITH Pope B.S.E. (Social Sci.) B.S.U. 3, 4; Brother- hood 4. JAMIE SEXTON Louisville B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Delta Belles; Singers; A.C.E. Delta DON SKELTON Leland B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club 3, 4; M Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4; Tennis 3. 179 EMMETT SMITH Prentiss B.S.E. (Phys.Ed.) M Club; P.E. Major ' s Club: Football. MARGIE. SMITH Boyle B.S.E. (Speech) Pi Kappa Delta 1, 2, 3; Debate Club 1; Faculty Scholars 1, 2; Delta Playhouse 1, 3. JAMES ROBERT SMITH Tutwiler B.S. (Bus. Adm.) HARVEY SPRINGER Clarksdale B.S.E. (Social Science) Golf Team 3, 4; Sigma Theta Psi 3. BILLY SMITH-VANIZ Cleveland B.S. (Biology) 180 LENORA STEGALL Morton B.M.E. (Mus. Ed.) Delta Singers; Tour Choir; Madrigal Sing- ers; M.E.N.C. Band. BRENDA STANFORD Skene B.A. (English) Tri Delta; Annual Staff; Delta Belles. BILLY STROHM Clarksdale B.S.E. (Phys.Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club. SUE STRAWBRIDGE Shaw B.S. (Elem. Ed.) JOAN STRINGFELLOW Drew B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Pi Omega Pi. 181 BUD STRONG Rolling Fork B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club. MORRIS STUART Carthage B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club. ANNE TAYLOR Webb B.S.E. (English) Delta Playhouse 2, 3, 4; Wesley 3, 4; Miss Delta 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4. RALPH TAYLOR Greenville B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club. BENNY TAYLOR Etta Bena B.S. (Bus. Adm.) 182 HOWARD THOMPSON Hernando B.S.E. A.C.E. (Elem. Ed.) ROY TAYLOR Grenada B.S. (Accounting) Transfer, Holmes Junior College. FAYE TOWLES Sunflower B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) W.A.A. 1; A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES THOMPSON Clarksdale B.M.E. (Voice) Phi Mu Alpha 3, 4; Delta Singers 3, 4; Tour Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Delta 2, 3,4; Miss Delta. NONA TILLER Ruleville B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Y.W.A. 3, 4; A.C.E. 3, 4; Transfer, Mississip- pi Junior College. 183 JAMES A. TOWNES Minter City BA. (Political Sci.) Miss Delta 1. 2, 3. 4. Editor 4; Canterbury 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 1. 2; Fine Arts Com- mittee 2, 3; Senator 4. DAVID TURNER Cleveland B.S.A. (Mathematics) DONNA TOWNSEND Winona B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Wesley 2, 3, 4; A.C.E. 3, 4; Transfer, Holmes Junior College. THELMA TUCKER Webb B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) B.S.U. 3, 4; Y.W.A. 3, 4. Treasurer 4; A.C.E. JAMES TURNER Algoma B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club. 184 MARY KATHRINE TURNER Greenville B.S. (Chemistry) Band 1, 2, 3; B.S.U. Council; Inter-Sorority Council 3; Tri Delta 4, President 4. MARION WALDRUP Drew B.S.E. (Social Sci.) THOMAS ULM Cleveland, Ohio B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) BILLY TYNER Moorhead B.S.E. (Phys. Ed.) P.E. Major ' s Club; Transfer, Mississippi Junior College. SARAH VALENCINO Greenville B.A. (Speech) Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Delta Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 2nd. Vice-President 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4, President 3 ; Deltones 1; Miss Delta 2; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 185 RICHARD WALKER Pascagoula B.S. (Speech) Delta Singers ; Delta Playhouse; Transfer, Howard College. LOUIS WATFORD Skene Faculty Scholars; Vet- eran ' s Club. 186 CALVIN WARD Laurel B.S. (Chemistry) B.S.U.; Intramural Council; Freshman Chem- istry Award; Men ' s Honor Council; Kappa Delta Pi. BONNIE WHALEY Potts Camp B.A. (English) Wesley 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. LOUISE WEBSTER Shaw B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) WILLIAM WHITE luleville B.S. (Accounting) Veteran ' s Club. PETER WHITE Tuckahoe, New York B.M.E. (Music) Delta Singers 1, 2, 3; Phi Mu Alpha 1, 2; Bandl,2,3,4;M.E.N.C. JERRY WIGINGTON Cleveland B.S. (Mathematics) LEON WHITFIELD Canton B.S.E. (Social Science) Miss Delta 4; Annual Staff 4; Delta Play- house 3, 4; Transfer, Holmes Junior College. GAIL WHITTOM New Hebron B.S.E. (Bus. Ed.) Delta Belles 3, 4; W.A.A. 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Transfer, Co- piah-Lincoln Junior College. 187 PAT WICKER Louisville B.A. (English) Beauty 2, 3; Woman ' s Honor Council 2, 3, 4, President 4; Class Fa- vorite 1. 2, 3; Miss D.S.C. 4. LOU WILSON Greenville B.M.E. (Mus. Ed.) Tri Delta; Band; Wo- men ' s Honor Council; President ' s List. CAROL ANN WILSON Greenwood B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Wesley 2, 3, 4; Delta Belles 1, 2, 3; A.C.E. 3, 4; Sophomore Class Favorite; Valentine Queen 3. 188 MARIBETH WILKINSON Amory B.S. (Art) Delta Singers; Annual Staff; Wesley. JEFF WILLIAMS Lexington B.S. (Accounting Phi Mu Alpha 3, Secretary 4. GERALD WILLIAMS San Diego, California B.S. (Bus. Adm.) Miss Delta 4; Dance Club 4. BILL WISCHMAN Franklin, Michigan B.S. (Accounting) Veteran ' s Club ; New- man Club ; Faculty Scholars: Transfer. MAMIE LOU WILLIAMSON Belzoni B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) W.A.A. 1; A.C.E. 1,2,3,4. MONROE WILLIAMS Jackson B.S.E. (Social Science) Baseball 2, 3, 4; Kappa Tau Delta 4; M Club 3, 4; Class Favorite 2. ANN WINSTEAD Jackson B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Tri Delta; A.C.E. ; Dance Club; Transfer, Hinds Junior College . 189 GEORGIA WISE Merigold B.A. (English) Delta Playhouse; Wes- minster, Secretary- Treasurer: Faculty Scholars. LINDA WOMBLE Lambert B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) A.C.E. 4. JOHN WONG Cleveland B.S. (Accounting) B.S.U.; Tour Choir; Community Chorus. MARTHA CLAIRE WOOD Charleston B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Honor Council 3; Tri Delta 4; Wesley 3; S.G.A. 3 ; A.C.E. 3, 4 ; Transfer, M.S.C.W. LARRY WOOD Jackson B.S.E. (History) Football; Baseball; D.A.O.; M Club. 190 CAROLYN WORSHAM Grenada B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; A.C.E. 3, Secretary 4; Transfer, Holmes Jun- ior College. GILBERT WOODS Indianola B.S.E. (Social Science) Transfer: Tennis. VIRGIE YEAGER Wiggins B.M.E. (Music Tour Choir 2; Deltones 1 ; Madrigal Singers 4 ; Community Chorus 4; Transfer, Perkinston Junior College. FRANCIS WORSHAM Sledge B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Y.W.A.;B.S.U. Choir. REBECCA WRIGHT Jackson B.S.E. (Elem. Ed.) Wesley 2, 3, 4; A.C.E. 2, 3, President 4; Women ' s Honor Coun- cil 1, 4; Transfer M.S.C.W. 191 IN MEMORIAM LORETTA ANN MING PATTY LOU SERIO 192 FEA TURES AND SPECIAL EVENTS 193 WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ■:€. WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 10NALD SCHUYLER WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES K : • s r - , ■ ..  REBECCA WRIGHT WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES WBBB BMSBHUi 1 1 4 ■ - ' HOWARD DODD 4 - WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES «rr WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES J zeP. A 1 FRANK. 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DELTA STATE ' S REPRESENTATIVE TO THE MISS MISSISSIPPI PAGEANT First Alternate Sharon Gray Lucy Canizaro Second Alternate Sadie Mae Ringold HOMECOMING QUEEN flfr PAT BURNEY HOMECOMING COURT Martha Arrington, Carole Sanders, Pat Burney, Lady Jane Castle, Joyce Faye King Beautiful displays for Homecoming weekend r M CLUB SWEETHEART VALENTINE QUEEN DELTA ALPHA OMEGA SWEETHEART SECOND ALTERNA TE BEST DRESSED GIRL FIRST ALTERNA TE BETH TURNER PATSY PRICE LADY JANE CASTLE V c -•   FRIENDLIEST BOY BOBBY ABERNATHY KATHY DAVIS FRIENDLIEST GIRL SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES ANN LAMON MURRAY SANFORD JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES LINDA DUNLAP BEN BAILEY FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES EDNA BARR BEVERLY BLACK JACK LAMB GERALD BLACKWELL SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES KATHY DAVIS SIDNEY BRAIN THE DELTA STATE COLLEGE BAND MEMBERS: Jo Agnew Charles Arthur Sherrill Bailey Carolyn Bean Gaines Bearden Thomas Brooks Benny Bruce Larry Carroll James Cooper Blain Curry Jimmy Davis Roger Earl Charles Ellington Bob Esterline Earl Flanigan Bill Fortenberry Jim Gillan Anne Laurie Glasco Joe Griffin Rodney Gene Hammonds George Hancock Johnny Hartness Tommy Henderson Linda Holder Robert Logan Linda Lea Sarah Mallory Charles Martindale Burt Matheny Robert McCurday Wayne McDonald Richard McKnight Perry Mitchell Percy Peeler John Ramey Hal Reese Betty Sanderson Bill Sultan Ronald Schuyler Carney Shelby Harold Smith Lenora Stegall James Thigpen Jimmy Thompson Ouida Trahan Glyn Turnipseed Norma Vance Catherine Warrington Jennie White Peter Paul White Frances Wilson Ed Bibb Shirley Bryson Hanson Bufkin Betty Jo Crenshaw Dale Humphreys Roe Mixon Faye Williams 242 THE DELTA BELLES MEMBERS: Mary Faye Walker Beverly Davis Martha Clay Spruill Martha Peyton Brenda Stanford Mike Viner Audrey Lee Hazzard Jackie Posey Susan Stuart Joyce Marie Lay Stella Ann Cuicchi Bessie Jones Edna Barr Lynda Cain Shirley Joyce Bryson Charlie Ann Venuti Carole Sanders Rosalind Rhodes Lucy Canizaro Eleanor Lou McCormack Sue Jones Sandy Baughman Joyce Goodson Peggy Cates Gwen Brown Carol Kaye Smith Beverly Black Frances Gammill Barbara Sue Hood Pam Smith Head Delta Belle. Pat Burney Gail Whittom Brenda Prewitt Brenda Joyce Gordon Ralph W. Franklin Director of the Band Dorothy C. Franklin Director of Delta Belles 243 i k+ 8b •X-X ' V SPORTS 245 DELTA STATESMEN FOOTBALL STAFF Left to right: Sonny Hill, Student Assistant Coach; E. B. Chadwick, Assistant Coach. LARRY HENDERSON, Student Assistant Coach. Left to right: Aubrey Bailey, Guy Barr, Murray Sanford, Managers. 246 TOMMY CRENSHAW, Trainer. CHESTER NORRIS QB DELTA STATE— 15 ARKANSAS A. M.— 13 This was a squeaker for the Statesmen, as a safety in the third period proved to be the margin of victory. Halfback Donnie Cotten turned in the first of his many long runs this night in Monticello, sprinting 66 yards. BOB BAIN QB Waiting to so on the field. GALE DAVIS RH 247 JOHN COVINGTON RH DARRELL WALTERS RH HAROLD BLACKWELL FB DELTA STATE— 41 JACKSONVILLE STATE— 13 The first home game proved to be a whopping success for the Green and White. Only slight favorites at gametime, Delta com- pletely snowed the Jackson men, 41-13. Quarterback Chester Norris scored three touchdowns in this home opener as he led his team to a smashing victory. LARRY WOOD FB Chester goes for his third td. 248 WENDELL BLACKWELL FB LARRY WOOD— No. 30 LAURIN COLLINS QB— No. 15 DELTA STATE— 12 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI— 14 One of two heartbreakers for the Statesmen, this game saw the Green and White lose by a two point margin to the Indians. ROGER BOWMAN C EDDIE DAVENPORT FB JOHNNY NORQUIST FB BRANLEY OWEN LH DWIGHT SMITH LH 249 BRUCE ZIEGLER LH DON FENNELL LH REECE NUNNERY C Sportsmanship Award DELTA STATE— 30 TROY STATE— Making a smashing comeback after their defeat in the Southeast Missouri game, the Delta Statesmen took Troy State 30 to 0. Leading by a mere eight points at halftime, by virtue of Bruce Ziegler ' s run of glory, in the fourth, Delta looked mighty good, with the tough game with Howard College not far away. DAN McALPIN C PARKS JOHNSON C LARRY COKE C 2 50 The first td. Cotton in action. Victory! Victory! DELTA STATE— 15 HOWARD COLLEGE— 3 This game proved to be the highlight of the season for the Statesmen. Delta completely overpowered previously undefeated Howard College, with a 15 to 8 victory. While Howard managed only 6, the Statesmen collected 25 first downs and allowed the Bulldogs only 45 yards rushing to their 290. Delta ' s 15-8 win over the Bulldogs came as the sole product of desire on the part of every member of the Statesmen squad. Each man played his position as if there would be no tomorrow, doing his job and then some. The team clears the field for Davenport. PAUL GARRETT G DOUG TAYLOR T HARRY BALLARD G Sportsmanship Award DELTA STATE— 18 MARTIN BRANCH— 19 Again, the extra point haunted the happy Statesmen. Jubilant over their rival Howard College the week before, the Deltans couldn ' t muster that needed extra point to match the one the Vols managed to boot. Delta State brought back a one point loss, although Gale Davis turned in his best performance, rushing for 86 yards. BLAKE MacINTYRE G Most Improved Player Award ERROL BISSO G BILLY HURST G Sportsmanship Award 252 JERRY JOHNSON G ROBERT EARL KING G ALLEN FRIED T DELTA STATE— 26 FLORENCE STATE— 14 In spite of the rain, a spattering of fans turned out to watch the Statesmen slush to a 26-14 win over the Lions of Florence State. Delta tallied first on an 18-yard spurt by halfback Donnie Cotten, but failed to make the extra point. How- ever, the Statesmen ' s lead was shortlived, as Florence State ' s fullback Carl Barton took the kickoff and returned it 75 yards to the Delta eight-yard stripe. The extra point, which put the Lions ahead at halftime, was made by Bobby Jackson. Halfback Bruce Ziegler started the Statesmen on the comeback train in the third quarter as he took a Lion punt and raced 60 yards for the tally. Larry Wood notched six points while rushing for 76 yards to lead the Green and White in this victory. BOBBY PAYNE Cotton chalks up yardage for the Statesmen. 253 PHIL ARNOLD T AUGUSTUS DELLA PIETRA T DELTA STATE— 12 NORTHEAST LOUISIANA— This game was played before a slim crowd in a driving rain on a muddy field, but the Statesmen overcame the ele- ments and a determined Northeast Louisiana State squad to defeat the Indians 12-0. Halfback Donnie Cotton raced in for the first Delta tally and at halftime the score stood 6-0 in Delta ' s favor. Northeast was denied scoring bids in the second half of play by the stubborn Delta defense, and the Statesmen went on to win in the fourth quarter, as Cotton scored again. ALLAN CASANOVA T 254 JAMES BOONE E W. L. WHITTINGTON E Sportsmanship Award J. V. SWINDLE E EMMETT SMITH E CLARENCE PEGRAM E DELTA STATE— 24 EAST CENTRAL OKLAHOMA— 19 A newcomer to the Delta schedule, East Central was downed in this Thanksgiving Day game 24-19. This victory wrapped up the 1962 football season with a 7-2 record for the Statesmen. Cotton put the Green and White ahead with a dazzling 98 yard kickoff return to open the ball game. W. L. Whittington caught a Laurin Collins pass for 58 yards which set up Delta ' s sec- ond touchdown against East Central. HARRY DELLINGER E ARTHUR CAUSEY E dig out. Donnie! 255 N KATHY %l THE DELTA STATE CHEERLEADERS Standing, left to right: Dianne Bastari ; Kathy Davis. Head Cheerleader; Lucretia Smith. Kneeling, left to right: Glenda Crocker ; Bette Breland ; Faye Chappel : Peggy O ' neal. 256 PEGGY DONNIE COTTON LH IKE TAYLOR G EARL COLEMAN C LITTLE ALL-AMERICAN Delta State center Earl Coleman has been named to the 1962 Williamson Rating Service Little All-American squad, first team. Earl was also awarded a trophy by the Cleveland Rotary Club for Best Defensive Player. He is a graduating senior from Delhi, Louisiana. Donnie Cotton, a sophomore from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has been named to the Honorable Mention Little All-American squad by the Associated Press. C otton led the offensive backfield in three departments. Donnie was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the year and was presented a trophy by the Cleveland Touchdown Club. Another of the Statesmen squad, Ike Taylor, was named to the Honorable Mention Little All- American squad. Ike was awarded a trophy by the Cleveland Civitan Club for the Best Blocker of the season. 257 DELTA ENDS ANOTHER SEASON 1962-3 BASKETBALL SEASON Standing, left to right: Paul Fugate, Dean Pannell. Robert Parsons, David Holder, Russ Jones, Steve Suhowatsky, Chuck Preston, Harold Head, Jerry Smith, Bill Mauney, Jay Boland, Coach James Murrell. Kneeling, left to right: A. C. Williams, Frank Checorski, Fred Rossi, J. D. Robertson, Dixie Walker. 101 90 Delta State Delta State Delta State 110 Delta State 73 Delta State 80 Delta State 77 Delta State 65 Delta State 80 Delta State 72 Delta State 97 Delta State 74 Delta State 55 Delta State 89 Delta State 52 Delta State 91 Delta State 62 Delta State 79 Delta State = 94 Delta State — 88 Delta State 83 Delta State 101 Delta State 78 Delta State 92 Northeast Louisiana . 76 Louisiana College 73 Southwestern 66 Northeast Louisiana - 78 Florence State 76 Mississippi State 106 Arkansas A M 48 Florence State 75 Martin Branch 60 Mississippi College 84 Christian Brothers 72 Arkansas State 53 Southeastern La. 71 Southern Mississippi 64 Mississippi College 77 Southeastern La. 59 Louisiana College 81 Christian Brothers 78 Spring Hill 84 Southwestern 68 Southern Mississippi 82 Spring Hill 67 Arkansas State 64 259 JAY BOLAND — G - Kinston, Ala. 6 ' 2 ' FRANK CHECORSKI — G Hillside, N.J. 6 ' 2 ' Pre-Game Activities 260 Get that rebound, Chuck! PAUL FUG ATE — G — 6 ' Mt. Sterling, Ky. Get that ball and GO! 261 Looks like two more points. HAROLD HEAD — C — 6 ' 5 ' Louisville, Ky. DAVID HOLDER — F — 6 ' 3 Moorehead, Miss. 262 Man, what FORM! Get that ball, Delta! RUSS JONES — F — 6 ' 5 ' Henderson, Ky. BILL MAUNEY — 6 ' 3Vfe — F Somerset, Ky. DEAN PANNELL — 6 ' 2 — F Booneville, Miss. 264 Hit that basket, Jay! Way to go, Chuck! ROBERT PARSONS — 6 ' 2 ' W. Lincoln, Miss. Man, we ' re sure to win! Down the court, Bob. 265 CHUCK PRESTON — 6 ' 5 — C Cranford, N.J. You do it your way; I ' ll do it mine! JERRY SMITH — 6 ' 4 — C Ellisville, Miss. Let ' s go, Frank! STEVE SUHOWATSKY — 6 ' 5 Maplewood, N.J. And gets it! DIXIE WALKER — 511 — G Crystal Springs, Miss. ROBERT THOMAS — 6 ' — G Philadelphia, Miss. Nothing can stop me now! It happens in every game. Standing, left to right: Boo Ferris, Fred Rossi, Jackie Crocker, Chester Norris, Glen Sexton, Robert Scott, Steve LaMastus, Jerry Stigler, Jack Bishop. Kneeling: Joe Drueding, Bud Strong, Charlie McGuffie, Bob Brumfield, Jimmy Hathcock, Jack Steele, Tommy Crenshaw. Sitting: David Shanks, A. C. Williams, Monroe Williams, Luke Terry, Sal Galtelli, Pat Nations, Billy Beauchamp. THE 1962 BASEBALL TEAM Coach Boo Ferris Delta State 1 Delta State 4 Delta State 5 Delta State 1 Delta State 4 Delta State . 1 Delta State 2 Delta State 2 Delta State 9 Delta State 3 Delta State 4 Delta State 4 Delta State 1 Delta State 7 Delta State 6 Delta State . 4 Delta State . 2 Delta State 8 Delta State 3 Delta State . 4 Delta State.... .. 3 Delta State 16 Louisiana Tech Murray State 3 Murray State 3 Murray State 9 Ole Miss 5 Ole Miss 8 Northeast La. 7 Northeast La. 7 Southwestern 2 Miss. College 5 Miss. College Miss. College 4 Louisiana Tech 13 Quincy College 7 Quincy College 3 Florence State 5 Northeast La. 1 Northeast La. __ 4 Univ. of So. Miss. 2 Univ. of So. Miss. 2 Memphis State 7 Memphis State — 10 271 Billy Beauchamp Jack Bishop 1962 BASEBALL LETTERMEN Bob Brumfield SS Senior Tommy Crenshaw C Junior Jackie Crocker P Senior Sal Galtelli P ._. Freshman Jimmy Hathcock OF Sophomore Steve LaMastus ... .. OF Sophomore Charles McGuffie — C Sophomore Chester Norris 2B Sophomore Fred Rossi IB Sophomore Robert Scott P - Sophomore Glenn Sexton P Junior Bud Strong OF Junior Luke Terry P Senior A. C. Williams P-OF Junior Monroe Williams 3B Junior Larry Wood OF Junior Bob Brumfield Tommy Crenshaw 272 Jackie Crocke Joe Drueding The 1962 baseball team ended the season with 11 wins, 9 losses and 2 ties. The 7-7 tie with Quincy College was called after 13 innings of play. The leading hitters of the season were Chester Norris with a batting average of .333 and Fred Rossi not far behind with a .324. Norris and Rossi also led in RBI ' s. Bob Brum- field added to the team ' s hitting strength by hitting the most triples. Brumfield also scored the most runs. Chester Norris was named the Most Valuable Player. The team ' s pitchers showed a solid record with A. C. Williams (3-2) having the lowest earned run average (2.90) and pitching 55 innings. Jackie Crocker (4-3) worked 51 innings and led in strikeouts (38) while Glen Sexton (2-1) had the second lowest run average (3.23). Luke Terry (1-2) was dependable in relief and Robert Scott (1-1) won over Murray State 4-3. Freshman Sal Galtelli did some fine relief pitching. Brumfield starts his swin? Sal Galtelli 273 Jimmy Hathcock Steve LaMastus Rossi scoops one up Charles McGuffie Waiting for the throw 274 ' % wt ST n K l ' iM ft Pat Nations Chester Norris Hathcock ' s at the plate Fred Rossi Glenn Sexton 275 David Shanks Jack Steele Everyone ' s ready but the pitcher Where ' s that ball? Jerry Stigler 276 Bud Strong Luke Terry Li ' SM NIH)., u feH t SB ..|S HHI HBI - — s  - - ' 4% • Legging out an infield hit The runner is out A. C. Williams Monroe Williams 277 THE 1963 GOLF TEAM Standing, left to right: Tommy Fisher, Charles Ellington, Coach Forest Wyatt, Blue Logan, Bobby Moore. Kneeling: Jimmy Pongetti, Garrett White, Harold Smith. THE 1963 SCHEDULE March 21-22 26 28 29 April Spring Hill Invitational Mobile, Ala. Millsaps Home C.B.C. Memphis, Tenn. Southwestern __ Memphis, Tenn. 26-27 May 3 7 Southwestern Memphis, Tenn. Millsaps Jackson, Miss. Mississippi Intercollegiate Tournament .. Home Northeast Louisiana Monroe, La. C.B.C ___ _ v Home 278 - J-l 1 m CAMPUS LIFE Sometimes, just staying awake is work Smile, You ' re paying my way through school! And when they build our new stage MM 282 One down. Only 290 to go. For some of us, this is work. Work takes plenty of this! 2g4 You wouldn ' t dare! — Would you??? — I caught a fish this long! 0 H ■H IH .mBI m £4 i i mE5 i£ : 1 Liberace and orchestra . . . the music-makers. Punch break 286 Hold! Doth ' I see a dagger before me? Almost no one came to the dance. Peppy . . . and Swoony. Best dressed boy We looked like this before Miss Lawler changed us into little ladies. she singing or about to sneeze ' I ' ll get him for failing me! Hurry up, y ' all! The hostess is coming. 289 The line-up ' Some courses just don ' t have enough meat in them. DSC 290 Saturday! We missed the boat. If you make it up there before the bell rings, check 47, 64, 33 and 89! But I ' ve got a recital next week! Yell some more, Coach. The students are beginning to join in. 291 WE GRUMBLE and WE PROGRESS 292 DSC WORSHIPS Some worship in strange ways. RESTS ADVERTISING 295 HOME APPLIANCE CO. ' You can be sure if it ' s Westinghouse. Appliances, Furniture, Television P.O. BOX 467 — GREENVILLE, MISS. Hurry, Katherine, Nancy is tired of waiting. Specialists in Young Men ' s Clothing THE STAG SHOP Abraham Shopping Center GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of SIMMONS Walgreen Agency CLEVELAND, MISS. :jy nJ !i.i =tti Compliments of GOLD STAR SUPERMARKET Just Across From the Campus CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI BANK OF CLEVELAND The Friendly Bank CLEVELAND, MISS. Santa Claus! Kids sure do come big these days. 296 PAUL ' S JEWELRY Watches Diamonds CREDIT Cleveland, Mississippi GREENVILLE Raff Noonday Meditation. MISSISSIPPI POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY Helping Build Mississippi for Over ' 3 of a Century CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI Champagne taste — beer pocketbook? Compliments of GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 127 North Street Cleveland, Mississippi Ph. VI 3-3695 3-3694 297 Compliments of the VARSITY 843-5422 Better watch Bill ' s Line, Elizabeth. Dressed to Impress Compliments of the DELTA WHOLESALE HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. Joyce ' s outfit by BOBBIE BROOKS; Martin ' s suit by CURLEE. JAY ' S of Cleveland Cleveland — Clarlcsdale We are boosters of Delta State. (arlC Davis any m-113 SOUTH C0U8T STRH1 • CLEVELAND. M 5S Mardi Gras? 298 T. M. PINKIE JONES COTTON COMPANY CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI WEST IMPLEMENT CO. INC. John Deere Farm Equipment WEST MACHINE SHOP, INC. Custom Work CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI KOSSMAN BUICK COMPANY Want a beautiful, blond? Buy a ' 63 Buick convertible! Coke is a registered trade-mark. Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI Relax at the Movies Visit the ELLIS THEATRE and CHIEF DRIVE-IN MOVIE 299 DELTA BRICK TILE CO., INC. INDIANOLA, MISSISSIPPI Phone 1000 P. O. Box 539 You Name It — We Have It Old River Brick Simulated Used Brick Structural Glazed Facing Tile Structural Unglazed Facing Tile Structural Scored Tile Mortar Color PAVERS BRYAN — Fine Meats BRYAN BROTHERS PACKING CO. West Point, Mississippi PHONE 375 S cetL Saarw |j| ■■r- ' r-ff-rl . ■■ ' . 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