Delta State University - Broom Yearbook (Cleveland, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1965 volume:

Archives LD 1492 .D4 A2 1965 Ref The Broom in ' DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY 3227700314 7374 f u v I ' OO i Ou j Hm-ffc RJif-.T-i fe ' i£ J ' The power and beauty of a, Delta State College, 1965. Photograph Courtesy of The Delta Review. x m The Staff Editor Lvnda Cain Associate Editors Stan Topo l Sarah Bailey Art Editor Robert Johnson Business Manager John Pendergrass Division Editors Linda Floyd Kay Collins Sue Bonds Brenda Webb Presents ■i THE BROOM ' ••■•■u   In such a great flat land — it is all sky . . Photograph Courtesv of The Delta Review. MMM—jf— . ,yi,kLliiiLAA iii ItAJtoiifuV ' iii ' ' ' ii ' l ' 71 WSZ ; — w . . j I 1 • 1 L 4J «H| iff ) [ - . : 1 !■■ Hi i  i . m - ' Ms H i r:s ! _ I - There is a time to build And a time to grow •s. •WiWiWV. r ' VSt ,♦ I I ' i : I I. Student Life II. Beauties III. Limelights IV. Organizations V. Events VI. Athletics VII. Greeks VIII. Classes IX. Administration and Faculty • - v ;  7 % X. Acknowledgements XL Index i % «H ( 5 .30 J MINUTE PARKING m ZO.NE J 16 K DEDICATION: To provWalM jjxabl e almo WTlhe inlellectual, cultural, spiritual, moral, physical, and social clevclopnif k WB ip re of the aims of Delta State College. Miss Mar- garet Wade has contributed greally fc (©B s progress in reaching this goal by her direction and guidance in the physical education programs, in her sponsorship of the Kappa Delta Sorority and the Women ' s Athletic Association. For these many reasons, the 1965 BROOM is dedicated lo Coach Wade. 17 WW imm EXCITEMENT, 1965 1 20 % X s 1 2! = ONE, TWO, THREE n AND WE ' RE OFF TO THE RACES! 25 26 27 IT V7 3 28 i4 i n .; h -f 4. I 2? • 30 32 34 3? 37 28 : ■ % ' : r V A 1 | 40 X A 2 44 I 45 46 IB L m . ' ■ ' . . ' •■ ' ■. ' : ; - ' : . ■■ ■ A L N m. jJ mil 1 !■ v. AM hw- ' ip 111 48 „ : % J9 £0 52 53 BEAUTIES mm W 9Mm r ' -% A tiling of beauty is a joy forever Keats . 1 We were honored to have Miss Bess Myerson select our Most Beautiful from a group of five top beauties which were elected by Delta State -In- dents. Miss Myerson is a former Miss America and a member of the panel on the television show I ' ve Got A Secret . The photography for our feature section was provided by Alexander ' s Studio of Photography, Grenada. Mississippi. 57 . . ■ H ■ v Kfflfl tf MOST BEAUTIFUL, MARGARET BEAUTY, GLYW 60 MING BEAUTY, MARION 62 UMINELLO • • « • • ;. BEAUTY, BETfn 64 I TJRNER . BEAUTY, GAYLE JVi, — ' J CATKINS ■ ' ' V! amu£ Judy Johnston A ' ' Li- ' ll - - Suzanne Alford ALTERNATE BEAUTIES M LIMELIGHTS rt«s ' ••■•■H  MR. D S ( Jimmy Miles 12m nKA DREAM GIRL Edna Barr KAPPA ALPHA ROSE Ann Smith- Vaniz 74 0TA SWEETHEART Gale Hartness li M CLUB SWEETHEART armii I uiiiiii. ■Wll 0- r m : Ptt 111 Vn 1 ■ 1m, yS T a WW i ' 1 1 ■ ■■ 1 R - 75 Hi 1 %a B i .■■■:- ••; •■ • ; - IHWBIHM MISS CHARLOTTE RO MISS ANN SMITH-VANIZ VALENTINE QUEEN -  . -• , . t -W MISS SALLY LARY BEST DRESSED 79 Lucv Canizaro Elizabeth Clement Bonnie Crawford Peter Jernberg s Kend all Mary Ellen Luckett Charlotte Carol Ray Ann Smith-Vaniz Beth Turner Rebecca Ward David Willams Rae Winders Not Pictured Carolvn Smith-Vaniz 89 ORGANIZATIONS VA ' -% - ' The purpose of the Student Government As- sociation is to deal effectively with all matters of student affairs, to organize the student body in order that it may work collectively toward the betterment of the college, and to uphold the best traditions of Delta State College. The SGA is divided into three branches of government. The Executive branch, which consists of the President, Vice-President, Sec- retary, Treasurer, Social Vice-President, Pub- licity Chairman, and Attorney General. The branch meets twice a month. The Men ' s Judicial Council and the Wom- en ' s Judicial Council investigate disciplinary cases, fix penalties, and consult with the ad- visory committee in carrying out the fore- going powers. The Senate, which introduces and passes on all legislation necessary and advantageous to the students of Delta State College. The Student Government Association strives to provide for a high standard of responsi- bility in the interest and welfare of student life and to promote a widespread interest in student affairs. It also aims to insure good will among the students, the faculty, and the administration. This organization functions under the guid- ance of the Director of Student Activities, the Dean of Men, and the Dean of Women. OFFICERS President Peter Jernberg Vice-President Marion Blackwood Secretary Judy Johnston Attorney General Hunter Cade Treasurer Phillip Sherman Publicity Chairman . . . .Colleen Kinney Social Vice-Pres John Gorman Advisor H. L. Nowell Dean of Men Robert N. Walters Dean of Women Nell Lawler President Peter Jernberg STUDEN1 92 i Vice-President Marion Blackwood Secretary Judy Johnston GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 93 STUDENT SENATE The Senate is the representative branch of the Student Government Association. The apportionment of the Senate is one senator for each fifty students or a major fraction. The Senate passes legislation which must be presented to the President of the college for approval. It transacts business for the S.G.A. It has the power to recall any officer of the S.G.A. who is not fulfilling his responsibili- ties. The senate also passes by-laws pertaining to cheerleaders, homecoming activities, and class structure and or- ganization. The Senate introduces and passes on all legislation necessary and proper to conduct student govern- ment affairs. M JUDICIARY COUNCILS The Men ' s Judiciary Council and the Women ' s Judiciary Council investi- gate disciplinary cases, fix penalties, and consult with the advisory com- mittee of faculty members. 95 Pictured Below EDITORS Brenda Webb Organizations Editor Sarah Bailey Associate Editor Linda Cain Editor Sue Bonds Sports Editor Stanley Topal Associate Editor John Pendergrass Business Manager Patty Elmore Greek Editor BROOM STAFF °6 VT. mm mmmi [ . m mwiMM u V y If - .— . . . n t H flB a r __ Mam ., -■ Br - i I A. B £ m M J. . •ft ,a ■ ' B s. i Hr kG W v 1 E w Br ' an? . % -w-H 4 P ■ J v- ■ - ffll f .: £ ' t%h 97 JACK STEELE EDITORIAL STAFF Executive Editor Butch Caston, Proof Glenda Crocker, Society Stella Cuicchi, Fashion BARNES CARR Assistant Editor Bonnie Dugger, Features DEPARTMENT EDITORS ■ Liz Thompson, Copy Robert Pickenpaugh, Photographs Langston Rogers, Sports Stella Cuicchi, Fashion Glenda Crocker, News Bonnie Dugger, Features Langston Rogers, Sports Jerry Harrison, Linda Shepherd, Typist ADVERTISING STAFF Jerry Harrison, Manager Stan Topol, Art John Miller Advertisements Mike Geeslin Bobby Killebrew Jimmy Johnson Colleen Kinney, Associate Editor STAFF WRITERS NEWS STAFF Calvin Watson Bill Baker Marion Blackwood Wilma Blackmon Jimmy Johnson Marion Blackwood Linda Carolla REPORTERS Anne Gaddis Ann Ray Maybelle Gorringe Legatha Gray Lagatha Gray Linda Shepherd Colleen Kinney Lucy ' Canizaro John Pendergrass Linda Carollo Winston Russell Claire Turner Claire Turner Maybelle Gorringe Sandra Whatley Kay Shropshire BARNES CARR Linda Polles Executive Editor LIZ THOMPSON Associate Editor FIRST OFF - IA A TI? IPIT)GWAU T. ?8 ■ A DELTA NEW TRADITIONS THROUGH NEW ACHIEVEMENTS 1964 was the year of the ousting of Krushchev, the passage of a new Civil Rights Bill, the winning of the world series by the Cardinals, and the election of Lyndon Johnson to the Presidency. It was also the year of the birth of a new MISS DELTA. Thanksgiving eve ushered in the first step of MISS DELTA ' S re-creation. The time- proven tabloid size was chosen for the make-up format. As first semester Editor Jack Steele remarked, MISS DELTA hasn t shrunk. It ' s the same size, the only difference being the print is running east to west rather than north to south. Editorials brought up issues and provoked reactions — not only from students, but also from the faculty, administration, citizens of Cleveland, and readers on other campuses over the South. Outstanding examples were the stands taken on open campus discussions of controver- sial issues, local juvenile delinquency, campus vandalsim, coed curfews, street-naming, the Student Senate, Mississippi political problems, and the ever-popular topic of lack of imported delicacies in the cafeteria. Letters to the Editor proved to be a popular section of the scandal sheet, as some chose to call the new MISS DELTA. Subjects of letters concerned education, student regulations, politics, philosophy, economics, and persons who fire newspaper editors. An unusual twist to the usual practice of not signing letters was reader Chip Gorman ' s dis- course which blasted the fifth amendment pleaders and demanded that letters be signed. Incidentally, he practiced what he preached. Probably one of the more unique features of the 1964-65 MISS DELTA was the appear- ance of two different editors in the same academic year. Jack Steele, social science major from Jackson, steered the staff through the first semester; and Barnes Carr, philosophy major from Greenwood, took over second semester. Carr was Assistant Editor first semes- ter, and Liz Thompson moved up from Copy Editor to become Assistant Editor second semester. While the executive staff made the decisions and assigned stories to be written, the department editors were the ones who bore the weight of the assignments. Stelli Cuicchi predicted fashions, Glenda Crocker reported society, Bonnie Dugger managed the feature stories, Stan Topol reviewed plays, and Jerry Harrison mailed out the bills to the reluc- tant (to pay) advertisers. Keeping us apace with the Statesman athletes was Langston Rogers, and keeping us informed on campus opinion were columnists Marion Blackwood and Colleen Kinney. Fighting blizzards, seasonal monsoons, biting dust storms, whipping winds, and sultry suns, the ever-inspired reporters braved the elements (and uncooperative arm chair editors) to make their deadlines. Looking for purple hearts, but receiving only more assignments, were the MISS DELTA reporters. An announcement that hit close to the hearts of the executive staff was the one which brought the news of the condemnation and planned destruction cf the mighty Hill Build- ing, home of MISS DELTA. In its place is to be built a new hall of learning, but the staff will always remember Hill as the site of weekend staff parties and seances, last minute stories to be written the night before publication, threatening telephone calls from Kethley Building, too-early deadlines, poison pen letters from advertisers who said we charged too much . . . and those new ulcers. If it wasn ' t for ' the Chat Chew on the weekends, we just couldn ' t have made it. Long-awaited dreams of the College and the MISS DELTA staff of having a weekly newspaper instead of a twice-monhly ' oldies but goodies sheet ' became a real ity as the second semester staff began a weekly publication schedule. With weekly publication, news was more timely; the staff did not have to cover happenings from two weeks before publication and for two weeks in advance. Taking all into consideration, the new motto of new traditions through new achieve- ments was indicative of the future of MISS DELTA. When the new staff came to power in September, a rebuilding program was necessary to overcome the shortage of staff workers. By January, the problem had evolved into a much larger one of achieving a higher level of journalism to overcome the undesirable past reputation of MISS DELTA. And to meet the demands of readers for a stronger press on campus. But we said we would overcome, and we did. 99 MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE The purpose of Music Educators National Conference is to promote a professional attitude among prospective teachers and educators in the field of music. The organization, which is affiliated with the national conference of Music Educators, offers its members opportunities to participate in con- ferences and conventions on the local, district, state, and national level. Music Educators National Conference is open to all music majors at Delta State College. 100 DELTA SINGERS Delta Singers is a select group of both music majors and nonmusic majors who wish to widen the scope of their musical interests through par- ticipation in an all-purpose choral organization. The chorus presents programs of general choral literature, including oratories with orchestra, in Cleveland and the surrounding area. In the spring semester, the group makes an extensive tour throughout the State of Mississippi. 101 STUDENT EDUCATION The Student Education Association is the pre-professional association for college and university students preparing to teach. Its purposes are to pro- vide opportunities for students to develop an understanding of the teaching profession through participation in the work of local, state, and national education associations, and to interest capable young men and women in education as a lifelong career and to encourage selective standards for per- sons admitted to approved programs of teacher education. i!?tK ■■■ r jnr ac A- r  ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President J oan Alexander Vice President Carolyn Young Minor Coleman Secretary Joanne Wright Treasurer Elizabeth Clements Reporter Rae Winders Social Chairman Gale Hartness Faculty Advisor Dr. C. L. McLarty ASSOCIATION OF OFFICERS President Rae Winders Vice President Adolf Acri Secretary Billye Sanderson Treasurer Betty Jane Toole Reporter LaBon Kolb Scribe Barbara Floyd Publicity Mary Stockton Priscilla Yee Sponsor Mrs. Mary Wiggins CHILDHOOD EDUCATION During the 1964-65 school year the Association of Childhood Education has had four major projects. The first of these was a program entitled What A.C.E. Is . This gave the new students a chance to see how this or- ganization functions. Then a car was entered into the homecoming parade with the theme Put the Bulldogs in the Doghouse. In the month of October we had Slave Day in which the members offered themselves for slaves. In the month of December we had a Christmas party for six needy children. Throughout the year we have programs such as Supervising Teachers Telling What They Expect of Practice Teachers, Practice Teachers Telling About Their Teaching Experiences, and Parents Telling What They Ex- pect of Teachers. % L PHYSICAL EDUCATION It is the aim of the Physical Education Majors Cluh to stimulate a wide intelligent interest in health, physical education, and recreation and promote professional and social cooperation between physical education majors and faculty. On the campus the club promotes recreational activities, making equip- ment and facilities available to students interested in participation. The MAJORS CLUB Physical Education Club sponsors and promotes intramural sports. The club, over the years, has helped needy families during Christmas by giving food and clothing. Participation by the bowling team in the Na- tional Bowling Tournament held in Dallas, Texas, was made possible by the financial support of the Physical Education Majors Club. WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC The Women ' s Athletic Association, commonly known as WAA, is an or- ganization to promote all forms of physical activity which makes for health and efficiency, to encourage good sportsmanship and clean playing, and to promote interest and to create leadership in athletics by training young women to interpret and enforce the rules as adopted by the American Physi- cal Education Association. The meetings of the association are held regularly of each month. The WAA is always doing some service projects. One of the main ones is that of adopting a child from a needy family for a Christmas party. One of the money-making projects is that of selling popcorn at all home basketball games. Another project for 1964-65 was that of revising the WAA Handbook. One of the best meetings is the initiation of the new members. To become an active member, one must go through the initiation. The WAA sponsors intramurals for the women of Delta State College. ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President Becky Weems 1st Vice President j oyce Bennett 2nd Vice President Billy Wade File Secretary-Treasurer Cookie Mabug Reporter Minnie Cambell Social Chairman Judy Thomas r i ' t • n ' 4 j?S OFFICERS President Patricia Chisolm Vice President Kaye Farrar 2nd Vice President Judy Fite Secretary Cecilia Robinson Treasurer Rita Walker Social Chairman Nyleene Lowery Assistant Social Chairman Willie Barkley Publicity Chairman Gloria Herbison Projects Chairman Marilyn Hodges AMERICAN HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION The projects of the Home Economics Club are the following: prepared basket for needy family at Thanksgiving, prepared basket of food and gave toys to a needy family at Christmas, sold mums for Homecoming, assisted with the District Future Homemakers of America meeting, judged for county fair ex- hibits and dress review. The American Home Economics Club is a very active or- ganization on campus. The Delta Art Association is composed of art-majors, art-minors, and art-minded students at Delta State. It is the mother organization of Kappa Pi, the honorary art fraternity. The purpose behind its formation was to stimulate an interest in the varied fields of art and art education. The officers are as follows: Social Chairman Al Matthews Secretary-Treasurer Betty Holwager President James Sullivan Vice-President Harry Dickman Reporter Exie Rotenberry Sponsors Malcolm Norwood Maxine Holcombe Lucy Millsaps DELTA ART ASSOCIATION III The purpose of Phi Mu Alpha is to advance the cause of music in America, to foster the mutual welfare and brotherhood of students of music, to develop the truest fraternal spirit among its members, and to encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater. One of the functions of Theta Upsilon Chapter is the Pep Band which plays at all home basketball games. The fraternity sponsors an annual Music Major award on Award ' s Day. OFFICERS President David Bagley Vice President Jerry Wilkinson Secretary John Calcote Treasurer Jim Gillam Alumni Secretary Jack Ezell Warden Charles McCall Historian Alfred Eckles PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA Faculty Scholars is composed of students recognized by the faculty as possessing superior academic ability. They are elected on the basis of faculty vote. The purpose of the organization is to encourage academic ability and to give recognition to superior students. The projects for this year have included book reviews, group discussions, and interviews by faculty committee. FACULTY SCHOLARS 113 KAPPA PI The Delta Lambda Chapter of Kappa Pi was founded at Delta State in the fall of 1963. It is an honorary Fraternity composed of art majors and minors who maintain substantial scholastic averages in their fields and who regard other fields with open-minded esteem. The organization is headed by: President Stan Topal General Vice-Pres Robert Johnson Treasurer-Secretary Robert Jenkins Sponsor Malcolm Norwood 114 PI KAPPA DELTA Pi Kappa Delta, an honorary forensic society, was established for ihe purpose of stimulating an interest among Delta State students in the fields of public speaking, debate, and group discussion. . rj — fl i V • . ' ' Ki J = ; B i W-- — -Mj|- f l V v y| « k - , 115 Pi Omega Pi is a national honorary society for junior and senior business edu- cation majors who meet the national standards of superior scholarship. The aims of Pi Omega Pi are: 1. To create, encourage, promote, and extend interest in scholarship. 2. To promote the ideal of civic betterment through practice of good citizen- ship. 3. To encourage and promote high ethical standards in business and profes- sional life. 4. To teach the ideal of service as the basic of all worthy enterprises. PI OMEGA PI 16 Theta Delta Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi was organized on Delta State campus June 26, 1954. Kappa Delta Pi, the national honor society in edu- cation, has as its purpose to encourage high professional, intellectual, and personal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. Undergraduate membership is limited to juniors and seniors who rank in the upper fifth of the student body. The officers are as follows: President Marie Sistrunk Vice-President James Hardy Secretary Sharon Tucker Treasurer Jacqueline Lake Historian Patsy Bailey Sponsor Dr. Henry Jacob KAPPA DELTA PI 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 social science and history. Membership is limited to juniors and seniors who meet the standards established by the national society. OFFICERS President Joan Alexander Vice President Douglas Kirksey Secretary-Treasurer A. C. Whittimore Faculty Advisor Irby Ellis 118 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 Dennis Smith President Wayland Clifton Vice President Robert Baker Secretary- Dick Sheffield Reporter 1 9 OFFICERS Richard Sheffield President Wayland Clifton 1st Vice President Stanley Topal 2nd Vice President Pat Ellis Secretary -Treasurer Bonnie Dugger Chairman, Play Reading Committee Robert Altshuler, Billy Brown Members of Play Reading Committee Chris Meadows Social Chairman Billy Lytal Sponsor DELTA PLAYHOUSE 120 Throughout the year general BSU meetings are held twice a month at the BSU Center on the second and fourth Tuesday nights at 6:30 P.M. Vespers are held every Wednesday night at Doolittle Chapel. Fellowships are held at the BSU Center on the first Sunday night of the month following church services. The BSU engages in other activities to raise money for summer missions. OFFICERS President Donald Vineyard Vice President Frank Crawford Secretary Dawn Culpepper Enlisted Chairman Rae Winders Social Chairman Janie Brasher Travis Satterfield Mission Chairman Johnnie Wagner Music Chairman Cecile Reeves Devotional Chairman Carol Vandevere Publicity Bonnie Shults Student Center Chairman Wayne McDonald BSU Director James Breland BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 121 NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club was designed originally by five medical students at the University of Pennsylvania in 1893. They chose Cardinal John Henry Newman as their patron and had as their objective to represent Catholocism on the campus. The Newman Club here at Delta State is a Catholic Club of Catholic Culture and Catholic Fellowship that intends to foster the spiritual, intellec- tual, and social interests of the Catholic students of Delta State College in this order of importance: to weld them into a common union to assist Delta State College and its Students whenever possible. OFFICERS President Stella Cuicchi Vice-President Linda Lee Carollo Secretary Georgia Abraham Treasurer John Perdergrass Reporter Maybelle Gorringe Publicity Joseph Correro Corres. Secretary Rosalie Turcotte Representative to Inter-Faith Council Mary Louise Serio 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. OFFICERS President Ted McCulley First Vice President Judy Fite Second. Vice President Linda Holder Secretary Peggy Patterson Treasurer Jimmy Thompson Committee Chairmen . .Joyce Nickles, Liz Clement, Annie L. Glasco, Joanne Wright, Evelyn Utroska, Vera Laird, Teddy Kittle, Judy Walker, Rose Jennings, Mary Rozier, Vivian Bailey, Billy W. Fite, Carolyn Marrey, Marion Blackwood. 81 A ' m ' i 1 liifi n M L kx r WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP The purposes of the Westminster 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. OFFICERS President Mary Stockton Vice-President David Chief Givens Secretary -Treasurer Joan Montgomery Synod Council Representative Pat Evans Recreation C hairman Anne Dancy Committee Chairmen .... Irene Murphy, Brenda Powell, Lou McCormack Pianist Martha Jean Little CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION 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 Canterbury Club is open to students of any faith and is not restricted to those of Episcopal background or membership. OFFICERS President Delia Hallem Vice-President Jacqueline Lake Secretary Caroline Smith-Vaniz EVENTS m% ■m- One of the most eventful festivities of the year at Delta State is that of Homecoming. The event begins on Friday with the crown ing of our Homecoming Queen, followed by the annual dance. Saturday is highlighted by a parade, and the day is climaxed by the long-awaited Homecoming football game. HOMECOMING 128 BEAT HOWAR 129 DELTA COUNCIL DAY Delta Council Day is an established annual event which is sponsored by the Delta Coun- cil. It is an official college holiday and in- cludes a full day of speeches and a barbecue in the quadrangle. The college usually spon- sors several banquets, and visitors from the entire Delta converge on campus to hear the key speakers. INTRAMURALS 131 DELTA PLAYHOUSE 132 Delta Playhouse has provided a variety of en- tertainment for its audience during this past sea- son. Among the outstanding plays presented were Waltz of the Toreodoes , The Little Foxes , and Fantasticks . i 133 Each year a group of girls sponsored by var- ious campus organizations compete in the Miss Delta Pageant. This event is a preliminary to the Miss America Pageant. Delta State was very proud of Miss Peggy Duncan, the college ' s 1964 representative to the Miss Mississippi Pageant, for she was among the ten finalists. Upon her marriage, however, Miss Duncan relinquished her title to first alternate, Miss Charlotte Rogers. MISS DELTA STATE 134 The Best Dressed Contest is sponsored by the MISS DELTA. Ten girls are selected by a committee composed of DSC faculty members and students to enter th e con- test. These girls are: Margaret Burkes, Beth Turner, Gayle Watkins, Sally Lary, Mary Jane Wiggins, Judy Johnston, Carol Beeson, Patty Elmore, Pat Wolfe, and Glynn Ming. The winner will compete for the national title of one of the Ten Best Dressed College Girls in America , sponsored by GLAMOUR MAGAZINE. Each of the con- testants models three outfits — the school dress, the off- campus dress, and a date ensemble. Each girl strives to exhibit good posture, poise, and gracefulness on the stage. Miss Sally Lary was chosen as Delta State ' s Best Dressed, with Miss Pat Wolfe as first alternate and Miss Margaret Burkes as second alternate. If Delta State ' s entry is a national finalist, the MISS DELTA will be notified. The winner will then go to New York, where she will be photographed and entertained by GLAMOUR. BEST DRESSED COEDS 135 «. • We were very fortunate this year to welcome two internationally famous artists to our college. The ap- pearance of these performers was made possihle through the Student Government Association in an effort to promote a cultural interest among students. The 1964-65 program presented Miss Karen Duke, who entertained her audience with a series of folk songs. Also included in this year ' s program was the Piano Duo of Nelson and Neal. Both artists were received with enthusiasm hy the Delta State faculty and students. OUTSTANDING PERFORMERS 136 Art exhibits have become an in- creasingly important part of the cultural activities at Delta State. Painting and ceramic displays of students, faculty members and out- side artists have been viewed in Roberts Memorial Library. Also student art works were shown and sold at the- Christmas Art Bazaar and the outdoor exhibit during Del- ta Council Day. ART EXHIBITS 137 ATHLETICS tap David Boo Ferris, baseball coach and athletic director whose warm smile is well known over the campus, was inducted into the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame February 8 at an awards banquet in Jackson. Ferriss ' picture will be permanently dis- played at the Mississippi Coliseum in Jackson along with the other 15 honorees. Ferris was born at Shaw and is an alumnus of Mississippi State where he lettered in baseball. He was signed by the Boston Red Sox after his junior year in college. He was Rookie of the year his first year with the Red Sox and compiled a brilliant final recrod of 65 wins against 30 defeats as a right-handed pitcher. His pitching career was cut short by an arm injury and after serving a while as pitching coach with the Sox, he gave up pro ball and came to Delta State as athletic director. Now Ferris, as well as being athletic director and baseball coach, is also on several faculty committees and is chairman of the DSC National Defense Loan Fund. Delta State salutes Boo Ferris — a great athlete and a great man. David Boo Ferris Athletic Director FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF Horace McCool Head Football Coach Gene Chadwick Backjield Coach W. L. Whittington Student Asst. Coach Laurin Collins Student Asst. Coach [4Q Not Pictured: Aubrey Rozzell, Line Coach Kr 4  « r :«r wa Front Row, Left to Right: 10— Mike Diagle, TB Belle Chasse, La.; 11— Mike Vincent, QB Jackson; 12— Charles Strong, QB Rolling Fork; 14 — Bob Bain, QB Pell City, Ala.; 15— Ted Undland, WB St. Louis, Mo.; 20— Othel Anding, WB Brookhaven; 21— Mitch Terrell, TB Lndianola; 22— Richard Mascagni, WB Greenville. Second Row: 23— Don Fennell, WB Clarksdale; 24— Eddie Touchberry, WB Rolling Fork; 31— George Chesser, FB Starkville; 32— Paul Billings, FB Memphis, Tenn.; 33 — Johnny Norquist, FB Cleveland; 34 — Joe Ditzler, FB Natchez; 40 — Payne Spence,. TB Grenada. Third Row: 41 — Liberty Cash, TB Memphis, Tenn.; 42 — Butch Caston, TB Baton Rouge, La.; 43 — Donnie Dick, WB Vicksburg; 44 — Quimby Morgan, TB Greenville; 50 — John Bishop, C Curtis, Nebraska; 51— Parks Johnson, C New Albany; 52— Van Ellis, C Moultrie, Ga.; 53— Dan McAlpin, C Magee. Fourth Row: 60— Rabb Warnock, G Greenville; 61 — Earnie Chiasson, G Marreso, La.; 62 — Errol Bisso, G New Orleans, La.; 63 — Jimmy Warren, G Shaw; 64 — Joe DeMelfi, G Berwick, Pa.; 65— Harry Ballard, G Brevard, N.C.; 66— Allan Casanova, G Wilkinsburg, Pa. Fifth Row: 70— Allen Fried, T Brooklyn, N.Y., 72— Phil Arnold, T Baton Rouge, La.; 73 — Tommy Bagby, T Killeen, Texas; 75 — Tommy Russell, T Athens, Ala.; 77 — Danny Williams, T Greenville; 80 — Pat Pennington, E Jasper, Fla.; 81 — Roy Whittaker, E. Greenville; 82 — Eddie Collins, E. Knoxville, Tenn. Sixth Row: 30— Raymond Morgan, FB Grenada; 84 — Thomas Stanford, E Marks; 85 — Chester Grant, E Forsyth, Ga.; 86 — Arthur Causey, E Meridian; 87 — Clarence Pegram, E Tunica. Not pictured: 76 — Larry Kirk, T Bentonia; 34 — Doug Fowler, P Grenada. Co-Captains: Dan McAlphin, Mitch Terrell 141 DELTA STATE 27 ARKANSAS STATE TEACHERS 2 In mid September, the Statesmen met the Bears of Arkansas State Teachers College on Delta Field in the opening game of the season. The 27-2 victory scored by the Statesmen was the first hint of the successful season to come. Fullback George Chesser led the Delta offensive attack as he scored three touchdowns. Tailback Butch Caston scored once and Payne Spence booted three of four extra points to cap off all scoring for the night. The Statesmen held only a 7-0 lead at half time, but they returned with new vigor in the final two quarters to break the contest wide open. 142 DELTA STATE NORTHEAST Delta State ' s 7-6 victory over tough North- east Louisiana College on Septemher 19, proved as expected, to be a defensive battle. The Statesmen struck early in the second quarter to surge ahead to stay when fullback George Chesser plunged in from the one yard line. Fullback Payne Spence booted the ever important point after touchdown, providing the margin of victory. The Indians came to the Delta as a ten point favorite, but a stubborn Green and White de- fensive unit proved tough, especially when Northeast was penetrating deep in Statesmen territory. f f a£ ' DELTA STATE 13 JACKSONVILLE STATE September 26, marked Delta State ' s third straight vic- tory of the 1964 season, all on the home field. This time it was the Jacksonville State Gamecocks who fell victim to the stomping Statesmen. The Statesmen took advantage of two costly Jacksonville mistakes and defeated the Gamecocks 13-0. Although each side lost the ball twice, the Statesmen were able to take advantage of an interception by Don Fennell in the second quarter to surge ahead and a fum- ble recovery by Allen Fried to set up the final, touch- down. Backs, Richard Mascagni and Raymond Morgan accounted for the actual touchdown points which, com- piled with a conversion by Payne Spence, were enough to set a score that couldn ' t be matched or topped by Jack- sonville State. DELTA STATE 12 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI After three straight home games, Coach McCool took his Squad on the road October 3, to meet Southeast Missouri State in a rugged fight to the finish. The Statesmen were forced to come from behind to gain a 12-3 decision over the Indians. First half action turned out to be a defensive battle with the Delta eleven constantly having their backs to the wall during the initial quarter. The offense finally stole the scene with a touch- down by George Chesser and one by Liberty Cash, a bright new starting man filling the position of injured tailback, Butch Caston. DELTA STATE TROY STATE 12 Following four straight victories, the Statesmen felt they were in the drivers seat as they splashed in the Red Wave of Troy State on October 10. But the Red Wave swamped the Flatlanders as they took advantage of two breaks and scored on both occasions to win 12-0. First half action provided a see-saw sight as neither team could muster anything akin to a scoring threat. Defense took the spotlight. The third quarter brought an aerial in- terception by Troy and the first score of the game. Troy ' s fourth quarter score came on a DSC punt return. The loss was Delta State ' s first to Troy since 1958. This upset broke the Statesmen ' s victoiy record. 146 D ELTA STATE HOWARD 26 The October 17 clash with archrival Howard College of Birmingham, Alabama, proved to he a considerable damper for the Delta State homecoming festivities. Strik- ing in the third quarter for 26 big points, the Bulldogs downed the Statesmen 26-8. After a scoreless first half, Howard came roaring hack. Two Delta fumbles set the stage for Howard scores. Fullback George Chesser contributed the lone Delta State score as he bulled over iirthe last minute with wing- back Quimby Morgan getting the two point conversion. s$ DELTA STATE 17 MARTIN BRANCH After two defeats, the victory-hungry Statesmen rebounded against University of Tennessee, Martin Branch to spoil Homecoming for the Vols by taking a 17-0 win. Pass interceptions by Mitch Terrell and fumble recoveries by Payne Spence and Harry Ballard proved invaluable breaks to the Green and White gridders. Delta State had three scoring chances in the first half, but could cash in only once as Chesser pushed over from the one. Second half scoring came as Bob Bain connected with Ed- die Collins in the end zone from the 16. Tailback Spence aided the cause by booting a second half field goal and the two after touchdown conversions. 148 9f u u V ■■ J? DELTA STATE 34 FLORENCE STATE 12 Florence State felt a Halloween curse as Delta State dumped the Lions 34-12 on October 31, in the Statesmen ' s last home game. The DSC running backs scored by land on a series of sustained drives led by tailback Liberty Cash who tallied twice and picked up 125 yard s rushing. Others making goal-line crossings were Bain climaxing a 63 yard drive. Chesser ending another 63 yard romp, and Morgan climaxing all scoring and a 73 yard push. Spence added up 4 extra points by booting 4 out of 5 conversion attempts. Florence ' s biggest threat came just before half- time as they seemed to be closing in on the States- men, but second half scoring put the home team well in front to stay. 149 DELTA STATE ARKANSAS STATE 7 Nationally ranked Arkansas State squeezed by the Statesmen 7 to 6 on November 7. First half action, which took place in a steady downpour, proved to be a defensive battle with neither team scoring. Arkansas State broke the ice with a seven point score the first time they took possession of the ball in the third period of play. A se cond effort in this quarter was stopped as lineman Don Fennell came up with a timely pass inter- ception at the Delta eight yard line. Fourth quarter play brought a Delta State score as the team drove down field in a series of effective runs climaxed by a Bain pass to Clarence Pegram on the six and Pegram picked up the remaining necessary yardage. The signifi- cant extra point was wide to the right giving Arkansas a margin of victory. Although defeated, the Statesmen picked up 185 yards to 145 yards for the Indians in total offense. 150 DELTA STATE 21 LOUISIANA COLLEGE 14 After an open date, the Delta Statesmen journeyed to Louisiana College on November 21, for their final tilt of the season. Behind the power-horse running of George Chesser, who picked up 137 yards and two touchdowns, and the skillful quarterbacking of Bob Bain, who accounted for some 107 yards and one score, Delta State pulled a 21- 14 win. Scoring action got underway fast as each team scored the first time they got their hands on the ball, and the combined effort produced tallies in less than four minutes. Half-time score stood 14-14, but DSC clinched the vic- tory with the final scoring of the game in mid-third quarter. 151 DELTA STATE COLLEGE BAND i j V! 152 The Delta State College Band and the Delta Belles, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Franklin, are an out- standing asset to our college. They play an important part in promoting school spirit with their faithful performances at hall games and other school functions. The group also represented Delta State in the Inaugural Parade of Governor Paul B. Johnson, and one of the most outstand- ing performances of the College Band and the Delta Belles was their representation of the state of Mississippi at the National V. F. W. Convention in Cleveland, Ohio. SANDRA THOMAS Head Delta Belle 153 The chief spirit promoters on the Delta State campus are the cheerleaders. This group is com- posed of five people who are elected each Spring by the student body to serve during the coming year. The cheerleaders are Susan Stuart, Gale Hart- ness, Bonnie Dugger — Head Cheerleader, Marion Tuminello, and Lana Weatherly. During the year, the cheerleaders appear at each Statesman football game, conduct pep rallies, cheer at basketball games, and generally keep up the Statesmen spirit. The untiring devotion of this group has helped put Delta State among the top. Delta State fans support the Statesmen. Top Row: Susan Stuart, Lana Weatherly Bottom Row: Marion Tuminello, Bonnie Dugger, Gale Hartness. DELTA STATE CHEERLEADERS THE 19641965 DELTA STATE BASKETBALL SQUAD— Left to Right, First Row: Dixie Walker (34); Frank Kylish (32); Tommy Grimes (50); Kenny Holland (24); Kenny Hunt (22); Second Row: Coach Murrell; Norris Ashley (14); Curtis Buchanan (32); Danny Graham (30); Cliff Mills (44); Jimmy Miles (54); Third Row: James Shaidnagle, Manager; Wayne Hanes (20); Kay Hughes (40); Tommy McKeimon (10); Jimmy Chancellor (42); Sandy Ahrams (12); Byron Lehman (52); Larry Thomasson, Manager. BASKETBALL Delta State ' s basketball team closed out the 1964-1965 season in a blaze of glory as they won the last four out of five games. Coach Jim Munell ' s Greenies compiled a season record of 11 wins against 7 defeats. The final victory of the season, a 67-66 thriller over the Gulf State ' s Conference Champion, Northeast Louisiana, climaxed a perfect year in Walter Sillers Coliseum. The Statesmen marched through the campaign by scoring nine straight wins without a loss on their home court. Perhaps the biggest win of the season came on February 13. when they defeated the Ar- kansas State Indians, 80-76. Kay Hughes, a 6 ' 4 junior from Mayfield, Kentucky, paced the Delta State attack this year as he averaged 18 points a game. Wayne Hanes, a 6 ' 2 junior from Scottsville, Kentucky, rated second with a 15.7 average. 155 Delta State ' s scoring punch got a tremen- dous boost from Kenny Hunt, a 5 ' 11 junior from Paragould, Arkansas. Hunt, who had just completed a three year stretch with Uncle Sam when he joined the Statesmen camp, shook off the effects of his three season lay- off as he reached his peak when he averaged 5 over 19 points in the Green and White ' s final six games. Big Jim Chancelor, a 6 ' 7 center, led the Greenies in rebounding with 189 while Jimmy Miles, a 6 ' 2 senior from Betesville added greatly with his superb defensive play. Several key reserves also played a major role in the success of the Statesmen. This season marked the third campaign for Murrell to serve as head mentor. In those years he has compiled a record of 40 victories and 25 defeats. 156 Head Basketball Coach Jim Murrell DSC 1964-65 RESULTS 72 MiUsaps 65 94 Millsaps 66 78 Northwestern Louisiana 59 61 Northwestern Louisiana 59 57 Southern Mississippi 76 63 Mississippi State 82 63 Spring Hill 61 64 Arkansas State 77 73 Arkansas A M 19 73 Martin Branch Tennessee 65 80 C. B. C. 93 99 Mississippi College 90 71 Martin Branch Tennessee 85 77 C. B. C. 73 80 Arkansas State 76 89 Mississippi College 77 73 Spring Hill 80 67 Northeast Louisiana 66 59 160 FREDDY BLACK MEMORIAL AWARD CHESTER NORRIS Chester Norris, of Fort Walton Beach, Florida, won one of the highest athletic honors presented at Delta State College last spring when he was recog- nized as last year ' s recipient of the Freddy Black Award. This trophy was dedicated to the memory of Fred- dy Black, former Delta State College student and quarterhack on the football team, who was accidental- ly drowned during the Christmas holidays in 1953. This trophy, awarded primarily on the basis of sportsmanship, is presented each year to a member of the football team and is engraved with his name. The trophy was presented by the 1953-54 M-Club. Past winners include as follows: 1953 Dene Padavon 1954 Edwin Gip Garner 1955 Aubrey Rozzell 1956 Carl Grubbs 1957 Robert Parnell 1958 Douglas Sullivan 1959 George Arendale 1959 Jimmy Craig 1960 Don Ward 1961 . . _. Pat Hennington 1962 Eddie Davinport 1963 Chester Norris 161 A,if ? ' C% , ■ A ■ HP M ' ii4u,- C Row J, Z,e « (o Right: Sal Galtelli, Langston Rogers, Benny Strazi, Dixie Walker, Marvin Reid, Eddie Cross. Row 2: David Brown, Jack Steele, Freddie Joe Chiles, Joe Drueding, Joe DiFabio, Hubert Tucker, Danny Shackelford, Jimmy Miles. Row 3: Coach Boo Ferris, Robert Scott, Bobby Cauthen, Chester Norris, Fred Rossi, Steve LaMastus, Dennis Hudson, Tommy Crenshaw, Buddy Patterson, J. D. Robertson. BASEBALL The 1964 Baseball Statesmen, led by the bats of Norris and Rossi, played an eighteen game schedule. Coach Boo Ferris ' s players, hampered by inexperience, had an 8-10 record. 1964 RECORD DSC 8 11 2 1 1 4 3 9 7 (12 innings) 4 4 5 6 5 9 5 -6 ' Murray State 3 Kansas State 8 Illinois Wesleyan 7 Illinois Wesleyan 8 Taylor University 2 Taylor University 8 Taylor University 4 Memphis State 6 Ole Miss 6 Ole Miss 5 Southern Mississippi 1 Southern Mississippi 3 Mississippi College 4 Southwestern 6 Southern Mississippi 1 Southern Mississippi 2 Southwestern 3 Memphis State 1964 BASEBALL LETTERMEN Joe Drueding, C Junior Freddie Joe Chiles, C Senior Eddie Cross, 2B Senior Benny Strazi, C Junior Robert Scott, P Junior Dennis Hudson, OF Junior Bobby Cauthen, P Freshman Marvin Reid, 3B Sophomore Chester Norris, OF Senior Steve LaMastus, OF Senior Joe DiFabio, P Sophomore Fred Rossi, IB Senior Jimmy Miles, P Junior Jack Steele, OF Junior Sal Galtelli, P Junior Danny Shackelford, 2B Freshman Hubert Tucker, 3B Senior Kenneth Walker, SS Sophomore i « .4 163 1964 DELTA STATE BASEBALL Leading Hitter Fred Rossi .365 Most Runs Dennis Hudson 19 Most Hits Fred Rossi 27 Most RBI ' s Fred Rossi 16 Most Doubles Dennis Hudson Dixie Walker 3 3 Most Triples Dennis Hudson 2 Most Home Runs Fred Rossi Chester Norris 3 3 PITCHING Best Record Sal Galtelli Bobby Cauthen 3-1 2-0 Most Innings Pitched Jimmy Miles 58 Best Earned Run Avg. Bobby Cauthen Sal Geltelli 0.52 3.31 Most Strikeouts Jimmy Miles 53 Most Valuable Player Fred Rossi I 9 -$lt TENNIS TEAM March 19 March 24 April 1 April 2 April 7 April 9 April 13 April 15 April 17-18 April 21 April 24 April 27-28 May 1 1964 Belhaven Southwestern Univ. Southern Miss. Miss. College Miss. College Millsaps Southwestern Millsaps College Tournament Belhaven Memphis State Miss. Intercollegiate Tournament Northeast Louisiana mA ■ J. ■ ' : . r-rVtir ULrrC 1 .Q-m; ' . - ;;. Left to Right: Ray Meeks, Vick Laurent, Ed Milam, Jimmy Duncan, Steve Suhowatsky, David Gordon, Charlie Yates. 166 GOLF 1061 March 19-20 Spring Hill Invitational March 24 Southwestern April 7 1 nion April 15 C.B.C. April 16 Southwestern April 21 I i 1 1 - ii j j - April 23-24 Miss. Intercollegiate Tournament April 28 C.B.C. April 30 Northeast Louisiana May 1 Millsaps Left to Right: Blue Logan, Lynn Ethridge, Coach Wyatt, Jimmy Pongetti, Hal Parchman, Ronnie Scott 167 DELTA STATE M CLUB The M Club of Delta State College is composed of those men who have participated and lettered in one of the inter- collegiate sports at Delta State. The sports in which a par- ticipant may receive a letter are baseball, basketball, football, tennis, and golf. The purpose of the M Club is to cultivate and perpetuate individual acquaintance and friendship and to bind the mem- bers of this organization into a unit of influence to be exerted always for the advancement of athletics and student activities at Delta State. Buddy Smith-Vaniz, 1965 M Club President OFFICERS Buddy Smith-Vaniz President Laurin Collins Vice-President Liberty Cash Secretary Bobbv Cauthen Treasurer Seated, Left to Right: Mitch Terrell, Liberty Cash, Joe Demelfi. Standing: Thomas Stanford, Don Fennell, Rabb Warnock, Allen Fried. f I £52 Danny Shackelford, M Club Initiation Phil Arnold Bob Bain Harry Ballard Errol Bisso Liberty Cash Arthur Causey Bobby Cauthen Jimmy Chancelor George Chesser Eddie Collins Laurin Collins John Daggett Joe DiFabio Van Ellis Don Fennell C Q A C r. . Sal Galtelli David Gordon Wayne Hanes Dennis Hudson Richard Mascagni Ed Milam Gary Pace Clarence Pegram Marvin Reid Langston Rodgers MfMMA I M ' - ft MMMMtk Danny Shackelford Buddy Smith-Vaniz Thomas Stanford Dixie Walker V mm mzm 171 172 Suzanne Alford Pat Aylward Sara Bailey Jean Barnes Edna Barr Sue Bonds Camille Busby Lynda Cain Virginia Carpenter Letha Cole Harriet Coleman Bonnie Crawford Wanda Crawford Betty Jo Crenshaw Glenda Crocker Lyle Dempsy Patty Elmore Carol Exterstein Delia Hallam Brenda Harrington Penelope Harrison Peggi Hawk Joan Hodges Weegie James Jerry Johnson Mary Lou Jones Sandra Keen Colleen Kinney Patsy Lacy Linda Little Nan Long Mary Ellen Luckett Sandra Mallette Barbara McLendon Glynn Ming Anne Lee Miller Grace Anna Moore Libby Polk Bonita Prestige Paula Sanford Ann Smith-Vaniz Beth Turner Betty Jo Turner Norma Vance Brenda Webb Mary Jane Wiggins Margaret Williams Pat Wolfe DELTA DELTA DELTA OFFICERS Beth Turner President Edna Barr Vice-President Lynda Cain Secretary Jerry Johnson Treasurer On Thanksgiving Eve, 1888, four young ladies at Boston University founded Delta Delta Delta. The pansy, the pearl, the pine and the colors silver, gold, and blue soon became known as the symbols of this bond of sisterhood. There are now 107 active collegiate chapters with over seventy-one thousand members. Phi Phi Chapter was established at Delta State College on November 10, 1962. Since that time the Tri Deltas have produced leaders in all phases of campus life such as Faculty Scholars, Delta Scholars, Class Officers, Senators, Publicity Chair- man of the SGA, Editor and Assistant Editor of the Broom, DSC Beauties, mem- bers of the Homecoming Court. Delta Belles, Class Favorites, and many other girls who are active in campus organizations. 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 i ' s members in every possible way. Delta Delta Delta is a sorority devoted to the principles of friendship, love, and sisterhood, as is expressed by its open motto, Let us steadfastly love one another. 173 174 Toni Bishop Kathy Boswell Mary Jo Brock Margaret Burkes Lucy Canizaro Judy Castle Toni Cefalu Connie Chavers Carolyn Coker Josephine Coker Kay Collier Kathryn Crosby Stella Cuicchi Bonnie Dugger Susan Edwards Pat Evans Kay Fox Cecelia Franco Linda Frymyer Ann Gaddis Jan Graves Merrye Lynn Hemphill Carolyn Hicks Jewel Jackson Melody Jackson Judy Johnston Judy Juchheim Patricia Kremser Caem Lewis Joan Montgomery Minnie Mae Owens Ann Ray Charlotte Rogers Elizabeth Ann Scott Sue ' Stevens Pam Stien Susan Stuart Celeste Sullivan Marion Tuminello Rosalie Turcotte Mike Viner Margaret Jane Wade Sara Ann Walker Betsy Walt Gail Watkins Lana Weatherly Judy Wyatt Margaret Wade (Sponsor) KAPPA DELTA OFFICERS Stella Cuicchi President Lucy Canizaro Vice-President Lana Weatherly Secretary Judy Johnston Treasure! Kappa Delta had its beginning at Longwood College at Farmville, Virginia, on October 23, 1897. and from that one chapter. KI) ha- grown to a -i-lrrhood that embraces 100 chapters and over 55,000 members. Gamma Psi Chapter has been in existence only since 1962. but in that horl time. it has established a chapter of which the four founders would have been proud. Among their members are Senators, SGA Officers, M Club Sweetheart. Home coming Maids and Homecoming Queen, Class Favorites, Best Dressed Girl, Miss Delta, Cheerleaders, Faculty Scholars, President of Delta Playhouse, President of Newman Club, Class Officers, and DSC Beauties. Kappa Deltas also participate in outstanding philanthrophy work such as visits to the local Convalescent Home and the annual Easter Seal Drive. The KD ' s are very proud of their new chapter room located in Fugler Dorm which will be the center of Kappa Delta activity in the future. The KD ' s participate in fraternity swaps, and intramurals; however, the Whte Rose Formal and Founder ' s Day stand out as the most important social activities. The Kappa Deltas are united under the common bond of loyalty to the colors of olive green and pearl white and to the white rose. 175 176 KAPPA ALPHA ORDER OFFICERS Jack Miller President Bobby Cauthen Vice-President Teddy Solomon Secretary Marvin Reid Treasurer A group of Confederate soldiers at Washington and Lee in Lexington, Virginia, banded themselves together under the name of Kappa Alpha Order on December 21, 1865. General Robert E. Lee, the spiritual father, was President of Washington and Lee at the time, and it is to him that many ideals of Kappa Alpha are traced. There are now eighty-three active Kappa Alpha Chapters, all located South of the Mason-Dixon Line , with over fifty thousand members. The Delta Beta Chapter was established at Delta State College on November 14, 1964. Before that time this group was the Alpha Chapter of the Delta Alpha Omega Fraternity. This chapter has produced leaders in all phases of campus life such as President of the Student Body, President of Mississippi Intercollegiate Council, Class Presidents, and various other school offices. Kappa Alpha is not just another college fraternity; it is a way of life, a philosophy of living, an Order of Christian Knights. Its influence cannot be weighed or measured or computed or analyzed; but, for its members, there is nothing more substantial, nothing more real, than the vows they have taken, the precepts which have become a part of their very souls, the strong bonds of brotherhood which have been among their clearest and most cherished blessings. The aim of the Kappa Alpha Order is to train young men to cherish the southern ideal of character by honoring and protecting pure womanhood, practicing courtesy and self-control and preferring self respect to ill-gotten gain . 178 John Almany Bobby Barr Erroll Bisso Mike Buckley Ray Buntin Richard Buntin Mike Daigle William Fair Frank Fasinski John Ferguson Jimmy Gaither Chip Gorman Phillip Grace Dan Hackett Jimmy Harpole Jerry Harrison Joe Holmes Rod Jenkins Don Massy Tom Minor Doug Murrell Gary Pace Hal Parchman Hunter Parham John Pendergrass PI KAPPA ALPA OFFICERS Tom Minor President Rod Jenkins Vice-President Dan Hackett Secretary Vince Tropeano Treasurer Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity was established March 1, 1868 on the campus of the Unversity of Virginia. Although it cannot be said that Pi Kappa Alpha was a pioneer Fraternity, it is among the oldest national fraternities with a continuous existence in the United States. From the small beginnings of one collegiate chapter with six members. Pi Kappa Alpha has grown to a size of 125 collegiate chapters with over 60.000 initiated mem- bers. One of the few fraternities with its National Headquarters in the South, Pi Kappa Alpha came to Mississippi in 1905 with the establishment of Alpha-Iota Chapter at Millsaps College. On December 15, 1963 Kappa Tau Delta Local was officially chartered as the Zeta Beta Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. With the founding of the Delta State Chapter, Pi Kappa Alpha became the first Fraternity in the State of Mississippi to have five collegiate chapters. Zeta Beta Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha has consistently strived to set forth the important ideal of leadership in every facet of college life. This past Fall Semester the Pikes won the coveted Interfraternity Council Scholarship Plaque for the thud straight semester. This year campus leadership was synonymous with the name Pi Kappa Alpha, with Class Presidents. SGA Officers. Judicial Council President and various other campus offices. With the beginning of our fraternity ' s ninety-eighth year, the members of Zeta Beta Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha look forward to an even better year in 1965-66. John Pettit Frank Prewitt Sammy Polles Winston Russell Wynn Sanders Travis Satterfield Rex Shannon Phillip Sherman Jack Steele Bonny Strazi Bobby Thompkins Vincent Tropeano Ruff Turner Dixie Walker Jeff Williamson 80 Fred Dodson Kenny Howard Bill Jones Dean King Ray Lovelady Neal Nations James Philley Manuel Peters Phil Poovey Dennis Smith Dick Stevens Kenneth Walker Ken West Robert White PHI TAU DELTA OFFICERS Dick Stevens President Gene Martin Vice-President Kennet Howard Secretary Cliff Irwin Treasurer Phi Tau Delta, a non-connectional social fraternity, was organized in the fall of 1963. Its purposes are to promote the moral, spiritual, and social qualities judged desirable by all those associated with the fraternity. The Phi Taus have made many outstanding contributions since their organization at Delta State College. Their members have been very outstanding in Delta Play- house. They have also ushered at plays, concessioned at ballgames, and repaired the long-torn Mill sign. Through their many contributions and purposeful efforts, the Phi Taus have certainly become an asset in the promotion of academic and social achievement at Delta State. 181 CLASSES % V. f T5 cJL ' ' £ 7 1UWV ' VICE-PRESIDENT Hunter Cade SECRETARY Letha Cole Seniors ELECTION COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES Harry Ballard Gene Thornton TREASURER Edd Milam HISTORIAN Pat Aylward !84 ADOLPH SIMMON ACRI Elem Ed Harrisburg, Pa. LEROY ADAMS, JR. Soc Sc Indianola JOAN B. ALEXANDER Soc Sc Tchula MIRIAM REBECCA ALEXANDER Elem Ed West JAMES HERBERT ALLEN, JR. 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Africa ALLEN, EDGAR LEE Clarksdale ALLEN, LOYDALE LIGON ARNOLD, JAMES EDWARD Sardis ARNOLD, PHILLIP Baton Rouge, La. ARNOLD, SARAH FRANCES Sardis AUSTIN, CHARLES Kilmichael BAGLEY, EDWIN DAVID, JR. Greenville BAILEY, BETTY LOU Lyon BAILEY, GERALD LOTT Brookhaven BAIRD, BOBBY GUY Cleveland BAKER, LYNN WOMBLE, JR. Hernando BARKLEY, WILLIE ANN Blue Mountain BARNES, JEAN Steele, Mo. BARONET, ANN Shaw BARR, EDNA Cleveland BENNETT, JOYCE T. Clarksdale BISHOP, TONI New Albany BLACKWELL, HAROLD BLACKWELL, GERALD Jackson BLACKWOOD, MARION, JR. Cleveland BELK, JAMES Greenwood BLOCKER, BEVERLY Carthage BONDS, SUE Cary BOONE, JOHN Grenada BOSTICK, GLADYS Jackson BRADLEY, BILLY Lexington BROOKS, JAMES Booneville BROWER, JERRY Philipp BROWN, GWEN Panther Burn BUCHANAN, CURTIS Indianola BURRELL, LINDA Louise BUTTS, GENE Sunflower BYNUM, ROGER Canton BYRD, TERRY Lumberton CALVERT, ROGER Greenville CAMPBELL, SHIRLEY Cleveland CANON, CAROLE JO Vaiden CAROLLO, LINDA Leland CARROLL, LARRY Cleveland CARTER, KENT Bassfield CARVAN, PAT Oakland CASH, LIBERTY Memphis, Tenn. CHESSER, GEORGE Starkville CHIRAVALLE, VINCENT Linden, N. J. 210 CHRESTMAN, PATRICIA Marks CLARK, HARVEY Kosciusko COFFEY, JANICE Etta COLLIER, BURNICE E. Cleveland COLLIER, CHARLES Hickory Flat COLLINS, JAMES EDWARD Knoxville, Tenn. COLLINS, KAYE Cleveland COMMER, LINDA Marks CONAWAY, ILA VEE Burnsville COOK, SARA MONETTE Baldwyn CORDER, JERRY LANE Duck Hill COX, GEORGE WENDELL Columbia CRENSHAW, BETTY JO Ackerman CROWELL, LARRY GILL Batesville CRUMP, WESLEY ANN Byhalia CUICCHI, STELLA Shaw CULPEPPER, GLORIA DAWN Greenville DAVIS, BETTE Hattiesburg DAVIS, CHARLES SPENCER Grenada DAVIS, HUBERT FLOYD Canton DEHONEY, CHRIS Memphis, Tenn. DENHAM, TOMMEY JOHN Louisville, Ky. DEVINE, BETTY ANN Drew DODSON, FREDERICK LEE Columbus DUNAGIN, CHARLES Calhoun City EVANS, LOISE P. Gulfport EVANS, PATRICIA Holly Springs FASINSKI, FRANK Green Brook, N. J. FEDRIC, DIANE Grenada FENNELL, DON Clarksdale FERRETTI, TULLIO, JR. Iowa, La. FIKE, CAPPIE McLain FITE, JUDY Lexington FLANAGAN, EARL MACK Cleveland FLOYD, BETTY Kilmichael FLOYD, LINDA Cleveland FORE, BRYAN Lexington FORTENBERRY, DOROTHY Cleveland FOWLER, BETTY JEAN Shelby FOWLER, DOUGLAS Grenada FRANKS, JAMES ANTHONY Baldwyn FRYMYER, LINDA Greenwood FUNDERBURG, JAMES Elliott GAITHER, JAMES Shaw GARDNER. ELIZABETH Amorv GASPARINI, GUY ANNE Shaw GIBSON. KENNETH RAY Vaiden GLASCO, ANNIE LAURIE Greenville 212 GOLDEN, SARAH Maben GOOLSBY, BETTY JANE Myrtle GORMAN, RICHARD Grenada GRACE, PHILLIP Greenville GRAVES, JAN Jackson GRIFFIN, THOMAS Grenada GULLEY, WALTER Winona HAGAN, MARY Minter City HALFORD, RITA Belzoni HANSON, BILLY Greenville HARDIN, HELON Calhoun City HARPER, TOM Fayette HARRISON, JERRY Greenville HARVEY, BUDDY JACK Rome HAUSMANN, TERRASETA Vaiden HERRINGTON, CLYDE Ruleville HILL, EUGENE Cleveland HILL, THOMAS Oakland HILLHOUSE, SANDRA Eupora HOLCOMBE; DAPHNE Crowder HOLDER, TOMMY Lexington HOLDER, LINDA Cleveland HOWELL, MARTHA RAE Clarksdale HUGGINS, WILLIAM Greenwood HUGHES, ENOS BRYANT, JR. Parchman HUGHES, KAY WILSON May field, Ky. HUNT, FRANKLIN EUGENE HUNTER, FRANCES FALINE Cleveland IRWIN, CLIFFORD ARCHIE Yazoo City JACKSON, HUGH LARRY McComb JACKSON, MELODY Wellsville, Ohio JENKINS, ROBERT MILLER Darlove JENNINGS, CAROL LOUISE Vance JOBE, JAMES ROBERT Baldwyn JOHNSON, JERRY Cleveland JOHNSON, ROBERT EDWARD Sharon JOHNSTON, DOROTHY JAYNE Greenwood JOHNSTON, JUDITH Cleveland JOINER, LLOYN BENJAMIN Greenwood JOLLY, CHARLES Collinsville JONES, MARTHA ANNE Inverness JONES, MARY LOU Thornton JUNKIN, JIMMY OWEN Cleveland KELLER, NANCY Greenville KELLY, HERBERT M. Picayune KILLEBREW, BETTY SUE Cruger KILLEBREW, BOBBY Greenville KIMBRO, MARGARET JANF. Marks 214 KINNEY, COLLEEN Dermott, Ark. KITCHENS, GLYNN, JR. Ellisville KLINE, CORNELIA Houston LAMB, JACK Shaw LAMBERT, BESSIE Horn Lake LANEY, MARY LOUISE Greenville LANGLEY, GEORGE WESLEY Greenville LEWIS, DALE Durant LOCKE, JERRY Winona LUCIUS, PEGGY Eupora MAGEE, CHARLENE Oakland MASON, BETTY JOYCE Clarksdale MASON, CHARLENE Greenville MAYFIELD, JAMES West MAYNOR, BEN Clarksdale MAYO, SHIRLEY FAYE Sledge McADAMS, JOHN Kosciusko McBRIDE, CHARLES Durant McCALOP, BETTYE Holcomb McCAUGHAN, PENELOPE Hernando McCLELLAN, ROBERT Indianola McCURDY, JAMES Greenwood Mcdonald, wayne Winona McELROY, JAMES Hernando FEE, CHARLES 1 Irew McGUFFEE, MARY McVAY Drew McKIBBEN, BOBBY RAY Bruce .M.KINNEY, MARY ANNE Shelby McLEOD, MARY EVELYN Lucedale MIDDLETON, ANGELINE Glen Allen MILLER, JACK Cleveland MILLER, JOHN WILSON, JR. Jackson MINCHEW, CHARLES DOUGLAS Belzoni MITCHELL, BROOK KEITH Rena Lara MONTGOMERY, JOAN Greenwood MOORE, HATTIE Boyle MOORE, MELBA LOUISE Carthage MORTON, ANITA Greenville MOSLEY, JANET Cleveland MOSLEY, LEROY Grenada MOUZAKI, KATERINA Greece MYERS, MARY LOUISE Isola NATIONS, NEAL Vaiden NEWMAN, PAULA Liberty NOWELL, JACK Cleveland OLITA, JUDITH Memphis, Tenn. O ' NEAL, TERRY Rosedale OWENS, CHARLES EDWARD Kenosha, Wis. 216 PARHAM, HUNTER Grenada PARKER, PRENTISS Bay Springs PATTERSON, PEGGY Winona PEEK, LLOYD Booneville PENDERGRASS, JOHN PENNINGTON, GEORGE Jasper, Fla. PERRY, MARY LOU Shaw PETERS, MANUAL Clarksdale PIERCE, MURRY Waynesboro PIPKIN, JAMES CARL Potts Camp POOVEY, PHILIP Tie Plant POTTS, WILLIAM New Albany POUNDS, CAROLYN Boyle POWELL, EUGENE Charleston RAY, ANN Hollandale REED, WILLIAM Bay Springs REID, MARVIN Ripley RHEAMS, MARY Lumberton RIDDLE, MURRAY Shaw RILEY. TEDDY Vaiden ROBINSON, CLYDE Oakland ROBINSON, WILLIAM Oakland ROSS, TOMMY Vicksburg ROUNSAVILLE, DAVID ROWLAND, MARY NELL Baldwyn RUFF, JACK Aberdeen RUSHING, SANDRA Eupora SANDERS, GINGER Louise SANDERS, WYNN Greenville SANDERSON, BETTY Houston SAVELL, EMILY ANN Philadelphia SAXON, JAMES Cleveland SCHULTZ, RALEIGH Grenada SCRUGGS, BILLY Houston SEAL, STANLEY Varnado, La. SELIGMAN, HARRY Shaw SEYMOUR, DONALD Shaw SEYMOUR, JEAN Shaw SHAIDNAGLE, JAMES Laurel SHARP, DOROTHY LOU Greenwood SHAW, BETTY SHEPPARD, ADRIAN Tchula SHERMAN. PHILIP Clarksdale SHERWOOD, LYNDA Glen Allen SMITH. ALTHEA Cleveland SMITH. CLARENCE Jackson SMITH, HAROLD Miami, Fla. SMITH, KENNY L. Carthage 218 SMITH, WALTON DEE, JR. Belzoni SOLOMON, TEDDY Cleveland SPEAKS, BETTY JO Pheba SPENCER, BILLY Corinth STATEN, JOHN, JR. Carrollton STEPHENS, DIANE Canton SUARES, ROBERT NEAL Greenville SUDBECK, KATHERINE Bentonia SULLIVAN, JAMES Skene SULLIVAN, JOHN Skene TAYLOR, JAMES RONALD Senatobia TAYLOR, MARGARET Greenville TAYLOR, ROBERT. JR. Webb TAYLOR, SHIRLEY Sidon TEAL, PAUL Mobile, Ala. THOMAS, SANDRA Crystal Springs THOMASSON, LARRY Paducah, Ky. THOMPSON, ELIZABETH Drew THOMPSON, PHYLLIS Cleveland TILLMAN, CLYDIE Tillatoba TINDALL, FREDDA Coffeeville TOLLISON, MYRON Cleveland TOMLINSON, MARCIA Clarksdale TOMKINS, ROBERT Greenville TRANTHAM, RITA MAE Charleston TURNER, BETTY JO Greenville TURNER, BETTY VIRGINIA Vicksburg TURNER, EUNICE N. Carrollton TURNER, RUFF Hollandale TURNIPSEED, GLYN Cleveland TYLER, ROSAMOND Winona UPCHURCH, SANDRA M. Walls VINCENT, MICHAEL Jackson WADE, MARGARET JANE Batesville WALDROP, MARY JANE Senatobia WALKER, JUDITH ANN Greenville WALKER, KENNETH WAYNE Benoit WALKER, RITA Flora WALKER, SARA ANN Yazoo City WATSON, CALVIN ROY Greenwood WEATHERALL, NORA SUE Pontotoc WEEMS, REBECCA Canton WEHRMAN, MARY LEE Okolona WELFORD, ALLEN RAY Lucedale WELLS, ROY EUGENE Lambert WEST, KENNETH Gunnison WHITE, EVA CLARDY Drew WIENKE, WILLIAM F. Gunnison WIGGINS, MARY JANE Cleveland WILLIAMS, MITCHELL Cleveland WILLIAMS, PENELOPE Greenville WILLIAMSON, JEFF Greenville WILSON, ELIZABETH Drew WILTSHIRE, SARAH Carrollton WINDHAM, ROSE Ecru WINTERS, WILLIAM Cleveland WORKS, LOIS Fulton WRIGHT, WILLIAM Leland WU, MADELINE Cleveland YEAGER, JIMMY Boyle YORK, BARBARA Ecru 221 VICE-PRESIDENT John Asliford ELECTION COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES Eddie Mitchell Patty Elmore 222 TREASURER Bobby Cauthen Sophomores ABRAHAM, SANDRA KAY Greenwood ADDINGTON, LINDA BARBARA; Glen Allan AKIN, ELIZABETH ANN Michigan City ALDRIDGE, MARLIN GENE Itta Bena ALMANY, ROBERT JOHN Festus, Mo. ANDING, DENVER OTHEL Brookhaven ASHFORD, JOHN RICHARDSON Clarksdale BAGBY, TOMMY DEAN Killeen, Texas BAILEY, EVA ANN Clarksdale BAILEY, LLOYD ALLEN Shaw BAILEY, PATRICIA Cleveland BAIRD, GENEVA CLAYTON Cleveland BARR, LINDA LOU Cleveland BARRENTINE, MILDRED ANNE Greenwood BARRON, TOMMY LEE Belzoni BASS, RAY V., JR. Biloxi BEACH, JESSE MAC Cleveland BEESON, CAROLE ANN Memphis, Tenn. BLAND, MARY ANN Eupora BOSWELL, EDITH KATHLEEN Cleveland BRASHER, SHARON ELEANE Pittsboro BUCKLEY, THOMAS MICHAEL Cleveland BUECHTING, PATRICIA ANN Barnhart, Mo. BUNTIN, RICHARD ATHERALL Oakland BURRELL, DOROTHY JEWEL Belzoni BURTON, EARL EUGENE, JR. Greenville BUSBY, CAMILLE DIANA Etta CAMPBELL, MINNIE LAURA Crosby CARR, BARNES A. Greenwood CAUTHEN, ROBERT C. Clarksdale CHEUNG, RONALD Clarksdale CHOW, EDDIE Cleveland COKER, CAROLYN HARLOW Clarksdale COLEBANK, BUCKY Natchez COOK, ANN HOMER Greenville BRENDA CAROLYN Eupora (HADDOCK, JAMES CURTIS Cleveland CROW, PATRICIA DIANE Booneville CUMING, JAMIE ALLOWAY Pace DOWNS, ELIZABETH ANN Greenville EADS, MARY KATHERINE Ml. Sterling, Ky. EASTERWOOD, KEN E. Natchez EASTHAM, JAMES EDWARD Jackson EASTHAM, JEAN ELIZABETH Jackson ECKLES, ALFRED WILEY, III Greenville ELMORE, PATRICIA FAYE Duncan EMBRY, BARBARA GAIL Jackson ERVIN, GILDA JO Cleveland EXSTERSTEIN, CAROL Greenville FARR, WILLIAM EMMETT, III Cleveland FELDMANN, MARTHA DIANA Clarksdale FERGUSON, JOHN LAWR ENCE Cleveland FLETCHER, DORIS THERESA Cleveland FOSTER, PAUL SANDERS Greenville FREELY, LOUIE IVAN, JR. Grenada FULGHUM, WILLIAM L. Louisville GIEGER, WILEY WILFORD Collins GIVENS, DAVID DOYLE, JR. Somerville GORDON, SUSAN FAYE Greenville GRANT, JOSEPH CHESTER Forsyth, Ga. GRAY, LAGATHA Grenada GRIFFIN, ELIZABETH ANN Glen Allan HACKETT, DANIEL HAROLD Jackson HALL, GLENDA LOUISE Lyon HALLIBURTON, ALAN DAVID Cleveland HALPER, SHARON LYNN Vickshurg HANCOCK, BRENDA SUE Rolling Fork HARRIS, GLENDA RUTH Lcland H RRISON, PENELOPE Winona HENRY, NORMAN COOKE Pace 224 HINTON, LINDA LEE Shelby HODCES, JACK RICHARD Winona HOLMES, JOE FRANK Clarksdale HOLMES, WAYNE EDWARD Rosedale HOWARD, KENNETH RAY HUGHES, ANITA JAN Hillhouse HUGHES, ILA MARIE Benoit JACKS, JAMES WILSON Cleveland JACKS, MARILYN LORRAINE Cleveland JENKINS, JIMMIE CAROLYN Grenada JENKINS, WINNIE CATHERINE Grenada JENNINGS, ADA ROSE Cleveland JENNINGS, WINNIE ROSANA Cleveland JOHNSON, HENRIETTA W. Meridian JUCHHEIM, JUDITH ANNE Greenwood KEEN, SANDRA KAY Inverness KELLEY, JAMES PETER Greenville KEMP, NANCY PATRICIA Inverness KENDALL, JOSEPH FREEMAN Cleveland KIMBRELL, CAROLE LYNNE Beulah KINCADE, MARGARET ANN Clarksdale KIRK, LARRY DALE Bentonia KNOX, BILLIE FAYE Tchula KREMSER, PATRICIA LYNN Greenville LABENS, MALCOLM HOWARD Clarksdale LARY, SALLY PEARL Greenwood LOWRANCE, WILLIAM B. Port Gibson MARTIN, HORACE EUGENE Vicksburg McCORKLE, FRED MILLER, JR. Drew Mcdonald, lynnette Shelby Mcdonald, william glen Cleveland McGINNIS, BARBARA EVELYN Greenwood McKIERNON, THOMAS BLOOM Jackson McLEAN, MAE RUTH Tchula MEADOWS, CHRISTINA ANN Cleveland MEEKS, THOMAS RAYMOND Cleveland MILES, ROSLYN DALE Cleveland MILES, WALTER C. Clarksdale MILLER, RANDALL E. Quitman MILLICAN, JEAN CAROLYN Boyle MILLS, GLENDA ANNE Cleveland MING. GLYNN Shelby MITCHELL, EDWIN YOUNG Grenada MITCHELL, JAMES MARION, JR.; Marks MITCHELL, MARY TOLER Cleveland MOORE, GRACE ANNA Rolling Fork MURPHY, IRENE T. Cleveland MURRELL, FLOYD D. Greenville NEILL, MARTHA MEADOR Clarksdale NICKLES, JOYCE LYNN Cleveland O ' BRIEN, JAMES THOMAS Greenville PARKER, ROSALIN PATRICIA Newton PECKENPAUGH, JIMMY ERIC Cleveland PEPPER, ARLENE FRANZ Lexington PITTMAN, OBLIEVA JUNE Gore Springs POE, DIANNE Cleveland POLK, HELEN ELIZABETH Helena, Ark. PUTNAM, HUGH DAVIS, JR. Cleveland QUINN. GORDON COOPER Clarksdale REED, CHARLES PURVIS Satsuma, Ala. REID. BRENDA KAY Enterprise RICE, MARTHA FRANCES Jackson RICKMAN, DAVID WOOD Itta Bena ROGERS, CHARLOTTE J. Natchez ROSE, JAMES CHILTON, JR. Boyle ROSELLA, PATRICK O ' DONNELL; Greenville ROZIER, MARY EVELYN Cleveland SALLEY, THOMAS LEE Cleveland SAXON, WALTER JOEL Cleveland SCHOOLER, DOUGLAS LEE Shelby 226 SCOTT, ELIZABETH ANNE Greenwood SHACKELFORD, DANNY HUGH Corinth SHANNON, REX MORRIS, JR. Cleveland SHEPHERD, ALICE SHAFFER Cleveland SHEPPARD, LINDA CAROL Anguilla SMITH, EDWARD LEE Cincinnati, Ohio STEVENS, SUE JEAN Isola SUDDUTH, STANLEY CLARENCE; Ruleville SUMRALL, PRENTIS DAVID Greenville SWAIN, EDGAR PAUL Jackson THOMAS, JUDY ANN Rolling Fork TILSON, KATHRYN ELIZABETH; Clinton TOLBERT, DIANA DONA Belzoni TOWNSEND, SHERRY G. Winona TUMINELLO, MARION E. Clarksdale TURCOTTE, ROSALIE Vicksburg UNDERHILL, LEILA KATHARINE; Tupelo UTROSKA, EVELYN LOUISE Greenwood WALKER, ARLINE S. Isola WALKER, ISAIAH ZERDIE Cleveland WALLACE, MADELINE ANNETTE; Greenville WARF, CLAUDIE CAYCE Deeson WEBB, BRENDA LOU Ruleville WEEKS, JOSEPH EDWARD Clarksdale WHITACRE, PAUL FRED Greenville WHITE, ROBERT EDWARD Holcomb WHITTINGTON, ANNELLE Cleveland WILSON, BOBBY JOE Kilmichael WILSON, RONALD CLAUDE Clarksdale WINBORN, HELEN MARIE Clarksdale WOOD, EMILY Inverness WOOD, FERNIE, JR. Natchez WYATT, JUDITH ALMEDA Cleveland VICE-PRESIDENT Mike Daigle SECRETARY Ann Hodges mW ' ■W W ' ■ •■ ' ' y -- m V BS ' fc — - — - B. sn g Freshmen TREASURER REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE Wendye Wofford Johnnie Lu Thomas Virginia Wong 228 REPORTER Sherry Killebrew ABRAHAM, GEORGIA Clarksdale ABRAMS, SANFORD Jeffersontown, Ky. ADAMS, MARY ELLEN Isola ALFORD, SUZANNE Cleveland ALLEN, YOLANDA Belzoni ARNOLD, BILL Beulah ARRINGTON, JANICE Rolling Fork ASHCRAFT, ANN Greenville ASHLEY, NORRIS RAY New Albany ASHMORE, NELL WILMOT Charlotte, N. C. AUERSWALD, NANCY KAY Greenville AUST, JENELL Itta Bena AUTRY, ROBERT K. Lexington BALLARD, GARY DENNIS Steele, Mo. BARR, BOBBY Cleveland BARRENTINE, FERN Merigold BARTEE, LARRY Clarksdale BENNETT, WILEY Clarksdale BIGGERS, STEVE Kilmichael BINGHAM, RONALD Cleveland BISHOP, ROBERT Glendora BLACKLIDGE, ANN Greenville BLACKMON, WILMA Jackson BOYD, PATTY Greenville BOYD, KIM D. Grenada BRIDGES, CLAUDE N. Jackson BRITT, JACKIE Duck Hill BROWN, BARBARA Anguilla BROWN, ROBERT ANN Cleveland BRUISTER, RICHARD K. Tutwiler BUCKLEY, ROBERT L. Ruleville BUFORD, LINDA Greenwood BURNSIDE, LAUREL M. Rosedale CALDWELL, LILLY Marks CAMPBELL, JUDY Clarksdale CAMPBELL, WALTER Friars Point CARDINELL, CAROL Carrollton CARPENTER, EDWIN Cleveland CARPENTER, GEARLDINE Holcomb CASTLE, JUDY Eupora CATES, JOHN Vienna, 111. CAUTHEN, BRENDA Clarksdale CEFALU, TONI Leland CHATHAM, ANN Tutwiler CHEUNG, BONNIE Clarksdale CHIASSON, EARNIE P. Marrero, La. CHRISTENBERRY, DEXTER Knoxville, Tenn. CLARK, CAROLYN Greenville CLARK, WOODY Shaw CLARK, FRANK Tchula COATES, SANDRA Cleveland COKER, JOSEPHINE Eden COLE, FORREST Luxora, Ark. COLLINS, DREW Grenada COLLINS, LINDA Grenada COMPTON, JERRY Leland COMPTON, MARVIN Cleveland COOPER, THOMAS Slate Springs COOPER, CHARLOTTE Rolling Fork CORDREY, STANLEY Vicksburg COSTANZI, NANCY Rosedale CRADDOCK, ERNEST Rosedale CRAWFORD, WANDA Flora CUMMINS, JAMES Cleveland DAIGLE, MICHAEL Belle Cliasse, La. DANIELS, MERRILLYN Pontotoc DANNREUTHER, JAMES Anguilla DAVIS, PHOEBE Pickens DEMPSEY, CATHERINE Ft. McClellan, Ala. DEMPSEY, LYLE Gunnison 230 DICKMAN, HARRY Greenville DUNN, ARCHIE Holcomb EDWARDS, SUSAN D. Greenville EDWARDS, SUSAN M. EVERITT, MARILYN Drew EWER, SIDNEY ROY Clarksdale FARMER, JOYCE Lexington FEATHER, AMOS LEE Clarksdale FERGUSON, BARBARA Eupora FERGUSON, DIANNE Duck Hill FERGUSON, BOB Greenville FERGUSON, MIKE Greenville FIORE, BARBARA J. Greenville FLETCHER, WILLIAM K. Cleveland FOSTER, HILDA Clarksdale FOSTER, SALLIE Coahoma FOWLER, MARGARET Shelby FOX, MARVIN Merigold FOX, BECKY Brookhaven FREW, BILLIE FRANCES Dundee FULGHAM, TROY Drew GADDIS, ANNE Ripley GARNER, THOMAS Jonestown GARNER, RUTH Dundee GARY, JOY Eupora GIBSON, RAYMOND E. Marquette, Mich. GOLDMAN, TERRY GLEN Webb GOOLSBY, LEE DONALD Falls Church, Va. GORRINGE, MAYBELLE ROSE Greenwood GOSS, RITA Itta Bena GRUICH, MICHAEL ANTONY Biloxi HALBERT, DAVID Amory HALES, JAMES FRANK Leland HANNA, EUGENE WOODWARD Grenada HARDY, MARION JULIAN, JR. Cleveland MJ £ a£k -.GTON, BRENDA HARRINGTON, DANIEL LEE Greenville HARRINGTON, EUGENE Clarksdale HARTHCOCK, BRENDA Lexington HENLEY, RICHARD Macon HERBISON, MARTHA JANE Shaw HEWITT, BUTCH Natchez HICKS, CAROLYN Belzoni HILL, RABB Cleveland HODGES, RUTH ANN Itta Bena HORSEMAN, JANET CHERYL Drew HOWELL, JAMES Stewart HUNTER, JUANITA Cleveland HUNTER, SALLY Anguilla HUTCHISON, CHARLES Cleveland JACKSON, CLAUDIA MAXINE Leland JACKSON, JEWEL IM oni JENNINGS, ANITA Cleveland JETT, BECKI Ruleville JOHNSON, JO ANN Memphis, Tenn. JOHNSON, MARY CAMILLE Woodville JOHNSON, REBECCA JUNE Merigold JONES, JAN Tchula JONES, JUDY Clarksdale JONES, WILLIAM Grenada JORDAN, BONNIE JEAN Memphis, Tenn. KARR, CARROLE DIANE Greenville KEADY, RICHARD Greenville KEEN, GINNY LEE Water Valley KEITH, JANICE Anguilla KENDALL, LINDA Shelby KILLEBREW, SHERRY Swiltown KIMBALL, SYLVIA Greenwood KING, ALEXANDER DEAN Greenville KIRK, DOUGLAS Webb 232 LACEY, PATSY Clarksdale LAMKIN, DIANNE Shelby LANE, JAMES KIRBY Rosedale LAW, SIDNEY IVERSON Chatham LEE, ROBERT E. Greenville LEWIS, BEVERLY E. Greenville LEWIS, JOHN WEST Cleveland LINDSEY, DOLORES E. Leland LITTLE, SHEILA A. Merigold LITTON, JERRY L. Cleveland LIVINGSTON, SHIRLEY Greenville LOVELADY, RAY Rolling Fork LUCAS, JOHN C. Greenwood MABUS, BARRY KEITH Philipp MALLETTE, SANDRA J. Cleveland MASSEY, DONALD LEE Cleveland MATTHEWS, BETTYE Ruleville MATTHEWS, PATTY Clarksdale MAXEY, PEGGY Belzoni McCAA, ROBETTE ELOU Greenville McCLENDON, BARBARA Greenville McCOLLUM, BETTY RUTH Hollandale McCOOL, JILL Greenville Mcdonald, barry Winona MESSINA, ROSALIND Greenville MILES, ROBERT HALE Cleveland MILES, WILLIAM D. Cleveland MILLICAN, PEGGY E. Boyle MONTESI, MARY HELEN Shaw MURPHY, SHIRLEY ANNE Greenwood MYERS, LESTER WARREN Isola NATIONS, GLENN Hollandale NEWBAKER, RACHEL Natchez NEWMAN, KENNETH A. Greenville NISBETT, WILLIAM Cleveland sIORSWORTHY, FRANCES NOWELL, JOYCE FAYE Jackson OAKLEY, MARY Holcomb OLIVI, PAULINE Shelby OSWALT, DEAN Cleveland PACE, CHARLES Pace PACE, VIRGIL Grenada PACIFIC, LARRY Laurel PARKER, HUBERT Shaw PEEPLES, CHARLES Greenv PERKINS, ROD Cleveland PERMENTER, JEANNE Ruleville PHILLEY, JAMES Gore Springs PHILLIPS, MARY Leland POOLE, FRANCINE Greenville POWERS, ALBERT WESTLY Isola PRICE, CAROL ANN Greenville PUTNAM, MARY ANNE Cleveland QUACKENBUSH, PAMELA Grenada RAMSEY, ALBERT FRANK Leland REYNOLDS, SANDR KAY Pascagoula REYNOLDS, WALTER Greenville RICKS, JIMMY Cleveland ROBERTSON, PATRICIA Cleveland ROBERTS, AMELIA Delta City ROBERTS, GEORGE Greenville ROBINSON, KENNETH Jackson ROBINSON, ROSE ANN Cleveland RUTLEDGE, JUDYTH Greenville SABIN, ELIZABETH Greenwood SACCO, SAM Shelby SANDERS, RODNEY LEO Clarksdale SAUNDERS, TOMMY Cleveland SCOTT, MARY Cleveland SEWELL, LINDA JOYCE Lyon 234 SHACKELFORD, JAMES Corinth SHAW, JACKIE Memphis, Tenn. SHAWBLOSKY, NANCY Greenville SHERMAN, JIM Parchman SHOWALT, LINDA HoIIandale SHULL, JO ANN Clarksdale SIMPSON, MARTHA KAY Sumner SIMPSON, PATRICIA Coffeeville SKEEN, PATRICIA Drew SMITH, LINDA Sumner SMITH, ALLEN Brookhaven SMITH, THOMAS Beulah SMITH, WILLIAM D ' Lo SPRADLIN, PATRICIA HoIIandale STEELE, VIRCINIA Shelby STEEN, PAMELA Leland STEVENS, JAMES Skene STOKES, DONNA Greenville SWART, FAE ANN Cleveland TABB, VERA JOYCE Walthall THOMAS, ELLEN Sumner THOMAS, JOHNNIE LU French Camp THRAILKILL, LINDA Canton TRAHAN, WINFORD Cleveland TUCKER, ELIZABETH Greenville TULLOS, FAY Pace TURNAGE, IDA Wakefield, La. TURNER, MARGARET Rosedale TYLER, GAIL Greenwood VARNADO, CHARLES Clarksdale WARE, ELAINE Stoneville WEBSTER, MARY JANE Cleveland WHITTAKER, ROY EUGENE Greenville WHITTEN, ELAINE Holly Springs WILLIAMS, JANICE Rosedale WILLIAMS, LONNIE Tutwiler WILLIAMS, MARGARET Sumner WILSON, FRANCES Cleveland WILSON, JIMMY Friars Point WINKEL, DOROTHY Clarksdale WOFFORD, WENDYE Starkville WOLFE, PATRICIA Tutwiler WONG, VIRGINIA Cleveland 236 In M emonam ANTHONY TONY ROSE We shall always remember Tony, for he was an ideal student and friend. Only a short time ago, he was one of us attending classes, taking part in school activities, and earning the respect of his teachers and friends. The beautiful memories we have of Tony will remain forever with all of us who had the pleasure of knowing him. 237 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ffi GOVERNOR Paul B. Johnson BOARD OF TRUSTEES (Seated left to right) Leon Lowrey E. Ray Izard W. D Guest Tally Riddell Mrs. Nan Sibley Verner S. Holmes, M.D. S. R. Evans J. N. Lipscomb Dr. M. M. Roberts Ira L. Morgan Paul Haynes Thomas Turner (Standing left to right) Senator George Yarbrough W. 0. Stone E. R. Jobe, Executive Secretary Governor of Mississippi Board of Trustees of the Institutions of Higher Learning •% fgm x U W r • dffiB r , mJHWWlin-lll V £■.. ■ . ., . : : i gK -jfe ;.; 11111 isils ' ■;•:«- J,; l President of Delta State College James M. Ewing 241 Dean oj the College James H. McLendon 242 David M. Ferris Director of Athletics Mac G. McRaney Registrar Hugh G. Smith Financial Secretary Melvin S. Hemphill Director of Admissions 243 Robert N. Walters Dean of Men Nell Lawler Dean of Women Herbert E. Lucy Director of Counseling Raymond Wright Chief Accountant 244 Kent Prince Director of Publicity H. L. Nowell Director of Student Activities Kent Wyatt Alumni Secretary Hugh W. MacDonell Director, Data Processing 245 Maxine B. Holcombe Acting Head Malcolm Norwood Lucy Webb Millsaps Department of Art 246 Division of Business and Economics John C. Gibson Chairman Ira C. Castles John Yurkow Arthur S. Gifford Lavvton K. Owens Kathryn Keener William C. Hamilton Betty Lynn Donald Sandra Young William P. Neal C. L. McLarty Foster F. Wilkinson Mary K. Wiggins E. B. Martin William E. Middleton Mell Blackwood Secretary Division of Education and Psychology 248 Henry J. Jacob Chairman Christine Foster Margaret Wade Division of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Margaret Lawson John Ray Ricks E. R. Chadwick Aubrey D. Rozzell Horace L. McCool James Murrell Forest E. Wyatt Chairman 249 Allene McCormick Head Velma Hamilton Department of Home Economics Mary Stansel Harvey Beulah H. Lewis 250 Eleanor B. Walters Head Wilson Davis Department of Mathematics William Ray Wilson Daisy L. Howell 251 Division of Languages Charles C. Chadbourn Chairman Maria H. Butler Nell Ann Pickett Katherine Coward Mary House Crutchfield Aubrey James Shepherd Ellenor Shannon Nannie M. Whitten IS2 Hester P. Matthews J. W. Falkner Moses M. Landau Billy D. Lytal Marlin Ray McMillin Faye Prince and Literature Yvonne Bonnie Fitzgerald Thelma Griffin Secretary 253 George E. Muns Head Robert W. Calder Lyndell P. Watkins Nell Wynn Department of Music Ralph W. Franklin Donna K. McHenry 254 Johnny Drew Ouzts Susan Woods John Woods Melbourne Miller Division of Science Margaret Jackson James H. Gardner Robert Greene Billy G. Tatum Jesse S. White Chairman Roy Lee Wiley 1 Alexander D. Gordon Irby C. Ellis William M. Cash Arthur C. Whittemore, II Carol Brumby Mary Alice Meador Secretary Division of Social Science William F. LaForge Chairman 256 Library Eleanor Harkins Head Librarian Mabel Brister Nancy Boswell Mary Lou Cash Elizabeth Dakin Erika Owens Lala Scales Jonett Valentine Betty A. PeLap Secretary to the President Gladys C. Castle Secretary to Dean of College Margaret Love Gary Secretary to Dean of College Marine Cole Secretary to Financial Secretary Rochelle Greene Secretary, Admissions and Placement Office Mary Alice Cates Secretary, Counseling and Testing !58 9 m w i Barbara McCool Secretary, Buildings and Grounds Sylvia A. Terrell Secretary, Office of Dean of Men and Dean of Women Nancy M. Dodd Secretary, Office of Alumni Secretary Ruth Hunt Secretary-Clerk, Registrar ' s Office Penny Faith Bagby Clerical Assistant, Business Office Eunice M. Kenney Clerk-Typist, Registrars Office Ruth W. Ellis Secretary and Assistant to the Registrar Geraldine Singleton Secretary, Business Office Left to Right Ruby Clark Opal Collins Blanche Scruggs Francis Mary Jeffrey Vina Belle Liddell Naomi Williams Cathron Dantzler Dormitory Hostesses 260 Cafeteria Maratha Beauchamp Dietitian B. F. 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Miriam Rebeeca 185 Alford, Suzanne 72, 173, 229 Allen, Edgar I.ee 209 Allen, James Herbert, Jr. 185 •Allen, Loydalo G. Ligon 209 Allen, Yolanda 229 Almany, Robert John 179, 223 Altslmler, Arthur Robert 120 Anding, Denver Otbel 141, 223 Arnold, James Edward 209 Arnold, Phillip Howell 141, 164, 209 Arnold, Sarah Frances 209 Arnold, William Prince 229 ' .ill Mnn 229 Ashcrnft, Beverly Ann 229 Ashlord, John Richardson 222, 223 Ashley, Morris Ray 155, 229 Ashmore, Nelle Wilmot 229 Atkinson, Daniel Sharp 185 Aucrswold, Nancy Kay 229 Aust, Jenell 229 Aust, Mnydcan 185 Austin, Charles Lee 209 Autry, Robert K., Jr. 229 Aylward ' , Patricia Lynn 173, 184, 185 Azar, Machan Nicholas 185 •Bagby, Tommy Dean 141, 223 Baglcy, Edwin David, Jr. 116, 209 Bailey, Betty Lou 209 Bailey, Eva Ann 223 Bailey, Gerald I.ott 209 Bailey, Lloyd Allen 223 Bailey, Patricia Ann 223 Bailey. Patsy Diann 119 Bailey, Sarah Edna 2, 173, 185, 196 Bailey, Vivian D. 127, 185 Bain, Robert Adcrs 141, 164 •Baird, Bobby Guy 209 •Baird, Geneva Clayton 223 Baker, Lynn Womblc, Jr. 92, 209 Ballard, Gary Dennis 229 Ballard. Harry Lee, Jr. 141, 164, 184 Banks, Edward Austin 185 Barklcy, Willie Ann 114, 209 Barnes, Edna Jean 173, 209 Baronet, Elizabeth Aon 209 Barr, Edna Lucille 78, 173, 208, 209 Barr, Linda Lou 223 Barr, Walter Robert 179, 229 Barrentine, Fern Jetta 229 •Barrentine, Janio Cain 185 Barrentine, Mildred Ann 223 •Barrcre, John Edward 185 Barron, Tommy Lee 223 Bartee, Larry Allen 229 Bass, Ray V., Jr. 223 Bassi, Camille Jo 185 Bastori, Dionnc Sue 77, 184, 186 Batemnn, Charles Ellis 186 Beach, Jesse Mac 223 •Bearden, Joanna Harvey 186 Beeson, Carole Ann 135, 223 •Belk, James Albert 210 Bennett, Evelyn Joyce 113, 209 Bennett, Wiley Gordon, HI 229 Biggers, Steve Thomas 229 Billings, Paul 141 Bingham, Ronald Dempsey 229 Ronny Bishop, Clinton Jack, Jr. 177, 184, 186 Bishop, John Alan 141 Bishop, Robert Clifton 186, 229 Bishop, Toni Grace 175, 209 Bisso, Errol John 141, 164, 179 Black, Kenneth A. 186 Blaeklidge, Elizabeth Ann 229 Blackmon, Wilma Lee 98, 229 Blackwell, Eddio Harold 209 Blackwcll, Freddio Gerald 209 Blackwood, Marion E., Jr. 93, 98, 127, 209 Blakely, Frank Murray 186 Bland, Mary Ann 223 Blocker. Beverly Ann 210 Bonds, Fannye Sue 2, 96, 173, 210 Boone, John Curlce, III 210 •Booze, Joyce Wells 186 Bostick, Gladys Ann 210 Boswcll, Edith Kathleen 175, 223 Bowen, Karen Janet 186 Bowman, Shirley Leona 186 Boyd, Catherine Patricia 229 Patty Boyd, Kim D. 229 Bradley, Billy Don 210 Brantley, Nancye Willette 186 Brasher, Janie Faye 121, 186 Brasher, Sharon Elaino 223 •Brewer, Aubrey Horace 186 Brewer, Loretta Fay 186 Brewer, Thad Oliver 186 Bridges, Claude Newton 229 Britt, Jacqueline 229 Brock, Mary Jo 175, 186 Brooks, James Roy 210 •Brooks. Thomas Oneal, Jr. 187 Brower, Patrick Jerry 210 Brown, Barbara Elaine 229 Brown, Billy Howard 187, 120 Brown, Gwendolyn Louise 210 Brown, James Robert 187 Brown, Robert Ann 229 Bruister, Richard Kcyes 229 Bryson, Shirley Joyce 187 Buchanan, Curtis Allen 155, 210 Buckley, Robert Lee, Jr. 229 Buckley, Thomas Michael 177, 179, 223 Buechting, Patricia Ann 223 Bufkin, Hanson B. 187 Buford, Linda Carolyn 229 Buntin, Percy R., Jr. 179, 187 Buntin, Richard Atherall 179, 223 Burchlield, Jcsso Thomas 187 Burkes, Margaret J. 62, 63, 135, 175 •Burns, Mollio Mae 187 Burnside, Laurel M. 229 Burrcll, Dorothy Jewel 223 Burrell, Linda A. 210 Burrcll, Wyvis Claire 187 Burt, Dorothy Clair 187 Burton, Earl Eugene, Jr. 177, 223 Busby, Camille Diane 173, 207, 223 Butler, Carl Ray 187 •Butts, Clovis Gene 210 •Butts, Sharon Latham 84 Bynum, Roger Tyrone 210 Byrd, Terry Joe 210 Cade, Marion Hunter, Jr. 93, 177, 184, 187 Cain, Lynda Ann 2, 96, 173, 187 Cain, William Long 187 Calcote, John Loyd, Jr. 116, 187 Caldwell, Lilly Mack 229 Calvert, Roger Alan 210 Campbell, Julia Lane 229 Judy Campbell, Minnie Laura Campbell, Norma Shirley 210 ♦Campbell, Sara Lynn 188 Campbell, Walter McNeil 230 Canizaro, Lucy Pauline 84, 98, 175, 188 Cannon, Jerry Wayne 188 Canon, Carole Jo 210 Cardinell, Carol Elaine 230 Carlton, Walter Wells 177, 188 Carollo, Linda Lee 98, 125, 210 Carpenter, Gary Gray 188 Carpenter, Edwin Burgess 230 Carpenter, Gearldine 230 Carpenter, Virginia Sue 173, 188 Carr, Barnes A. 98, 99, 223 Carroll, Larry Meredith 210 •Carson, Dorothy Alford 188 Carter, Gilbert Kent 210 Carvan, Ava Patricia 210 Carvan, Linda Gale 188 Casanova, Allan Carl 141 Cash, Liberty, Jr. 141, 164, 168, 177, 207, 210 Castle, Judy Ann 175, 230 Caston, Everett Eugene 98, 141 ' h,4i,„ t, Man m Join rheh 230 •Causey, Arlliur Kendall, Sr. Ill, 164 •Causey, Glerida Gray 188 Cauthen, Brenda Sue 230 Cauthen, Robert C. 16-1, 168, 177, 207, 222, Cefalu, Antoinette Marie 175, 230 Chafton, Kelly Ann 188 Chancelor, Jimmie Dale 155, 164, 188 Charley, Sandra Sue. 188 Chatham, Ann Everett 230 Chavers, Connie Gayle 175 r, George Allen 141, 164, 210 Che 230 Cheung. Ronald 223 ( hiasson, Earnie P.. Jr. 141, 231 Chiravalle, Vineent James 210 •Chisolm, Donna Sue 188 Chisolm, Patricia Ann 114, 188 Chow, Eddie Sung-dit 223 Patr i enbe Anne 211 Er A. 230 Christopher, Bobby S. 188 Clark. Carolyn Ann 230 Clark, Ellis Wood, III 230 Woody Clark, Frank Neil 230 •Clark. Harvey J. 211 Clement, Elizabeth H. 85, 107, 127 Coates, Sandra Gail 230 Cobb, Ha Faye 189 Coffey, Janice Dine 211 Coker, Carolyn Harlow 175, 223 Coker, Josephine North 175, 230 Cole, Alethalie 173, 184, 187 Cole, Forrest Wayne 230 Colebank, Forrest Ralph 223 Bucky Coleman, Harriet 173 Coleman, Minor Marion 107, 189 •Collier, Burnice E. 211 Collier, Charles Daniel 211 Collii Collie Kaaren 175 Richard Herbe 189 Collin , James Edward 141 164 211 Collin . Kaye 2, 211 Collin . Laurin Mack 140, 164, 168, Collin . Linda Faye 230 Comm -r. Linda Ford 211 Compt on, Jerry Lynn 230 Compton, Marv n Ronald 5 30 Bubba Conav, ay, Ila V ce 211 ' Cook, Ann Hor ner 223 Cook, Sara Mo ictte 211 Coope , Hubert Eugene 189 Cooper, Thomas Earl 230 Cooper, Zuma Charlotte 230 Corder, Jerry Lane 211 Cordrey, Stanley Burgess 230 Correro, Joseph A„ Jr. 125 Costanzi, Nancy Rose 230 Coston, Dorothy M. 189 Cox, Brenda Carolyn 224 Cox, George Wendell 211 Patr Gail 189 Craddock, Ernest Daniel 230 Craddock. James Curtis 224 Crawford, Bonnie Jean 85, 173, 189 Crawford, Frank Wesley 121 Crawford, Wanda Leigh 173, 230 Crenshaw, Betty Jo 173, 211 Crocker, Glenda Pearl 98, 173, 189 Crosby, Kathryn 175 Cross, Edward Berlin 189 Cross, Tommye Jane 189 Crow, Patricia Diane 224 Crowe, Cecelia Lenora 189 Crowell, Larry Gill 211 Crump, Wesley Ann 211 Cuicchi, Stella Ann 80, 98, 125, 175 Culpepper, Gloria Dawn 121, 211 Cuming, Jamie Alloway 223 Cummins, James Audrey 177, 230 Daggett, John Beebe 164 Daigle, Michael Delano 141, 179, 23( Dancy, Anne Torrev 128 Daniels, Merrillyn Jean 230 itopl 30 211 Day Charles S Hubert Floyd 211 Martha Joe 189 211 211 Chri DeMelfi, Joe A. 141 Dempsey, Catherine Jeanette 230 Dempsey, Mary Lyle 173, 230 Denham. Tommey John 177, 211 •Denton, Rosemary Correro 190 Devine, Betty Ann 211 •n, B. Do 100 Dick, Donnie Emil 141 Dickman, Harry Andrew 115, 177, 231 Difabio, Joseph Philip 164 •Ditzler, Joe 141 Dodson, Frederick Lee 181, 211 Downs, Elizabeth Ann 224 •Downs, Marie Kirkley 190 Dugger, Bonnie Sue 98, 120. 154. 174. 190 Dunagin, Charles Michael 212 Duncan, James Baldwin 166, 190 Dunn, Archie Roan, Jr. 231 Eads, Mary Katherine 224 Easley, Larry Wayne 190 Easterling, Connie Raye 190 Easterwood, Ken E. 177, 224 Eastham, James Edward 224 Eastham, Jean Elizabeth 224 Eckles, Alfred Wiley, III 116, 224 Edwards, Susan Diane 175, 231 Edw Susi Moo 231 Ellis, Lavanda Adolph, Jr. 141. 161 Ellis, Patricia Anne 120 Elmo e, Patricia Fave 96, 135, 173, Embr •, Barbara Gail 224 English, Jimmy Dale 190 Ervin Gilda Jo 224 Ether dge, Lynn 167 Evans , Loise P. 212 Evans . Patricia Ann 128, 175, 212 Everi t, Marilyn Sue 230 Ewer, Sidney Roy 231 Exste stein, Carol Louise 173, 224 Ezell, Jack Wilson 116, 190 Farm r, Joyce I. 231 Farr, William Emmett, III 179, 224 Farra , Edythe Kaye 114 Fasinski, Frank Chester 179, 212 Feath er, Amos Lee 231 Feath -r. Harmon Elmo 190 Fedri , Diane Mayes 212 Feldn ann, Martha Diana 224 Fenne 11, Don O ' Brien 141, 164, 212 Fergu ,on, Barbara Lee 231 Fergu on, Cajol Dianne 231 Fergu on, Donald Dent 190 Ferguson, James Robert 231 Bob Fergu on, John Lawrence 179, 224 Ferguson, John Michael 231 Mik e ' Ferre ti, Tullio, Jr. 212 Fike, Cappie Dee 212 Fiore, Barbara Janice 23] File, Billie Wade 113, 127, 190 Fite, Judith Irene 114, 127, 212 •Flanagan, Earl Mack 212 Fletch er, Doris Theresa 224 Fletch er, William Kent 231 Floyd Barbara Jean 108, 190 Floyd Linda Faye 2, 212 Floyd Betty Jo 212 Fore, Bryan Arnold 212 !ndicates Married •Fortenberry, Dorothy L. 212 Foster, Hilda Guinn 231 Foster, Marion Lorene 190 Foster, Naomi L. 231 Sallie Foster, Paul Sanders 224 Fowler, Betty Jean 212 Fowl . Charles Odis, Jr. 19 Fowler, Margaret Lind: Fowler, William Douglas 1 Fox, Marvin Kay 175, 231 Fox, Rebecca Watson 231 2. ' U Cecclh 175 Franks, Billy Lynn Franks, James Anthony 212 Freely, Louie Ivan, Jr. 224 Johnny Wayn. 111 Frew, Billii Fried, Alle No: 231 141 Frymyer, Linda Lee 175, 212 •Fulgham, Troy Gerald 231 Fulghum, William L. 224 Funderburg, James Dewit 212 Gaddis, Anne C. 98, 175, 231 Gaither, James Ernest 179, 212 Galtelli. Salvadore P. 161, 191 Gant, Dorothy J. 191 •Garcia, Roy Joseph 191 Gardner, Elizabeth R. 212 Garner, Thomas Hulon 231 Garner, Xylda Ruth 231 Gary, Patricia Joy 231 Gary, Patricia Joy 231 Gasparini, Guy Anne 212 Geeslin, Michael L. 98 Gibson, Kenneth Ray 212 Gibson, Raymond Edward 231 Gieger, Wilev Wilford 224 Gillan, James Edward 116, 191 Givens, David Doyle, Jr. 128, 224 Glasco, Annie Laurie 127, 212 Golden, Sarah Evelyn 231 Goode, Bonnie Katherine 191 Goolsby, Betty Jane 213 Goolsby, Lee Donald 231 Gordon, David Everett 164, 166, : Gordon, Susan Faye 224 Gorman, Richard John . 93, 179, 2 Gorringe, Maybellc Rose 98, 125, Goss, Rita Frances 231 Grace, Phillip Hayse 179, 213 Graham, Danny Loy 155 Grant, Joseph Chester 141, 224 Grassie, Mario Fred 191 Graves, Jan Evelyn 175, 208, 213 Gray, Lagatha 98, 224 Griffin, Elizabeth Ann 224 Griffin, Thomas Cleveland 213 Griffis, Dorothy Carol 191 •Griffith, William Nicholas 191 Grimes, Thomas Henry 155 Cross, Percy Herman 191 Gruich, Michael Anthony 231 Gulley, Walter Francis 213 Gunn, Sue Marlene 191 Hackett, Daniel Harold 179, 222, Hagan, Mary Frances 213 Halbert, David Ellison 231 Hales, Ann Carolyn 191 Hales, James Frank 231 Halford, Rita Annette 213 Hall, Glenda Louise 224 Hallam, Delia 125, 173, 192 Halliburton, Alan David 224 Halper, Sharon Lynn 224 Hancock, Brenda Sue 221 •Hancock, George Albert 192 Hand, Mary Evelyn 192 Hanes, Berbert Wayne 155, 164 Hanna, Eugene Woodward, Jr. 231 •Hannah, Tommy Noel 192 •Hannah, Wilton Gwin 192 Hanson, Billy Hines 177, 213 Hardin, Helon LaDelle 213 Hardy, DeLois 192 Hardy, James Eldred 119, 192 Hardy, Marion Julian, Jr. 231 Harper, William Thomas 213 Harpole, James Robert 179, 192 Harrington, Brenda Claire 113, 232 Harrington, Daniel Lee 232 Harrington, Lonnie Eugene 232 Harris, Glenda Ruth 224 Harrison, Jerry 98, 179, 213 Harrison, Judith Lola 192 Harrison, Penelope 173, 224 Harrison, Richard James 192 Harthcoek, Brenda Faye 232 Hartness, Edna Gale 79, 107, 154, 192 Harvey, Edwin Jackson 213 Hausmann, Terraseta 213 Hawk, Margaret Lucile 173 Hemphill, Merrye Lynn 175 Henderson, Charles Henry 192 •Henderson, Jewel Belk 192 Henley, Richard Smith 232 Henry, Norman Cooke 177, 224 fid Lee 192 Hcrl.i. Glori 114 Hcrbison, Martha Jane 232 Herring, Benny Earl 192 Herrington, Lester Clyde 213 Hewitt. Charles Thomas 177, 232 Butch Hickman, Clarence O ' Kclly 193 Hicks, Carolyn 175, 232 Hilburn, John C. Wyli, llil Eng 213 •Hill, Jo Ann 193 Hill, Kirk Rabb 232 Hill, Thomas Dudley 213 Hill, Thomas Edward 213 Hillhouse, Sandra Lou 1! •Hinton, Linda Lee 225 aul Joseph Hochn Hodge Hodge Hodge Hodge Hodge •Hogga •Holcoi •Holco! 193 193 Ida Marilyn 114, 193 Jack Richard 225 Ruth Ann 232 Thomas Edwin 193 Charlotte S. 193 e, Billy Harold 193 c, Daphne E. 213 Holder, Larry Thomas 213 Holder, Linda Faye 127, 213 Holifield, Leland Dway 193 Holland, Kenny Wayne 155 Holmes, Joe Frank 179, 225 Holmes, Wayne Edward 225 Holwager, Elizabeth R. 115 Horseman, Janet Cheryl 232 Horton, Hubert B., Jr. 193 Houston, Charles Lcc 193 Howard, Kenneth Ray 181, 225 Howell. James Raymond 232 Howell, Martha Rae 213 Hudson, Dennis Fred 164 Hudson, Martha Jean 193 •Hoggins, William Clarence 213 Hughes, Anita Jan 225 Hughes, Enos Bryant, Jr. 211 Hughes, Ila Marie 225 Hughes, Kay Wilson 155, 211 Hunt, Franklin Eugene 214 Hunt, Kenneth Lloyd 155 Hunter, Frances Faline 214 Hunter, Juanita Joyce 232 Hunter, Sarah Jane 232 Sally Hutchins, Cornelia Elizabeth 193 Hutchinson, Glenda Fay 194 Hutchison, Charles Frederick 232 •Hynum. Philip Randolph 194 Irwin, Clifford Archie 214 Jacks, James Wilson 177, 225 Jacks, Marilyn Lorraine 225 Jackson, Claudia Maxinc 232 Jackson, Hugh Larry 214 Jackson, Jewel 175, 232 Jackson, Melody Kay 175, 214 James. Ethel Louise 173, 194 James, Sandra Diane 194 Jenkins, Jimmie Carolyn 225 Jenkins, Raymond Rodney 179, 194 Jenkins, Robert Miller 118, 214 Jenkins, Winnie Catherine 225 Jennings, Ada Rose 127, 225 •Jennings, Anita B. 232 Jennings, Carol Louise 214 Jennings, Winnie Rosana 225 Jens, Tom M. 194 Jcrnberg, James Peter, Jr. 86, 92, 1 Jett, Elizabeth Ann 232 mes Robert 214 Henrietta W. 225 James Sisler 98, 194 Jerry Pamela 173, 214 Jo Ann 232 Mary Camille 232 Rebecca June 232 Johns Johns, Johns Johns. Johns. Robe Johns Edwarc n Parks Johnston, Dorothy Jayne Johnston, Judith Virginia 72, 93, 135, 208, 214 •Joiner, Lloyn Benjamin 214 Jolly, Charles Edward 214 •Jones, Clariece Kelly 194 •Jones, Frank Webste Jones, Jan 232 118, 214 141, 194 194 Don 194 Jones, Judy 232 •Jones, Marshall Anderson 194 Jones, Martha Anne 214 Jones, Mary Lou 173, 214 Jones, William Milton 181, 232 Jordan, Bonnie Jean 232 lndh Man Juchhcini, Judith Anne 175, 225 Junkin, Jimmy Owen 214 Karr, Carrole Diane 232 Kcady, Richard Callaway 232 Keen, Cinny Leo 232 Keen, Sandra Kay 173, 225 Keith, Jnniec Faye 232 Keller, Nancy Carol 214 Kelly, James Peter 225 Kelly, Arthur Claiborne 194 Kelly. Herbert M. 214 Kelso, Carol Ann 86, 194 Kemp, Nancy Patricia 225 Kendall. Joseph Freeman 225 Ken Kendall, Linda Ann 232 •Kendall, Travis Eugene 80, 195 Killcbrcw, Betty Sue 214 Killebrcw, Bobby 98, 214 Killebrew, Sherry Ruth 232 Kimball, Sylvia Ann 232 Kimbrell, Carole Lynne 225 Kimbro, Margaret Jane 214 Kineade, Margaret Ann 225 King. Alexander Dean 181, 232 Kinney. Colleen 93, 98, 173, 215 Kirk, Douglas D. 232 Kirk, Larry Dale 141, 225 Kirksey, Douglas Leon 122, 195 Kitchens, Glynn E., Jr. 215 Kittle, Teddy Rhymes 127, 195 Kline, Cornelia Adlaid 215 Knox, Billie Faye 225 Kolb, E. LaBon 108, 195 Krcmscr, Patricia Lynn 175, 225 Kylish, Frank Albert 155 Labens, Malcolm Howard 225 Lacey, Patsy Nan 173. 233 Laird. Vera Earline 127, 195 Lake, Jacqueline A. 119, 125, 195 Lamb, Jack Sexton 215 Lan Joyc 215 Lamkin, Dianne Janet 233 Land, Georgia Carol 195 Lane, James Kirby 233 Lancy, Mary Louise 215 Langley, George Wesley 215 Larcom, Lula Frances Jacks Lary, Sally Pearl 83, 135, 225 Lauderdale, Esther 195 Law, Sidney Irvcrson 233 Leach, Billy Kent 195 •Lee, Joyce Carncs 195 Lee, Robert Edward 233 Lehman, Byron Wesley 155 ♦Lever, James Evans 195 Lewis, Beverly Etoylc 233 Lewis, Caem L. 175 Lewis, Dale Martin 215 Lewis, John West 177, 233 Light, Donald Tatum 195 Lightscy, Paul Leon 195 Lindscy, Dolores Elaine 233 •Lindscy, Francis Worsham 19 Little, Linda Diane 173, 196 Little, Robbie Helen 196 Little, Sheila A. 233 Litton, Jerry Lamar 233 Livingston. Shirley R. 23. , Locke, Jerry Ford 215 195 Long, Nan Webb 173 Lovclady, Raymond C, Jr. 181. 233 Lowcry, Evelyn Nylccno 114, 196 Lowrance, William B. 177, 225 Lucas. John Curtis 233 Lucius, Peggy Sue 215 Luckctt, Mary Ellen 72, 87, 173, 196, Mahus, Barry Keith 233 Mabus, Beatrix Kaye 113 Magee, Charleno 215 Magcc, Charles Clay, Jr. 196 •Magee, Gwendolyn Jo 196 Mallctte, Sandra Jean 173, 233 Marascalco, Catherine L. 196 Martin, Horace Eugene 225 Mascagni, Richard Frank 141, 161 Mason, Betty Joyce 215 •Mason, Mary Charleno 215 Massey, Donald Lee 179, 233 •Massey, Patricia King 196 Matthews, Alfred Paul 115 Matthews, Bctlyo May 233 Matthews, Patty Adelc 233 Maxcy, Jerry Lee 177, 196 Maxcy, Peggy Geanctte 233 Mayfield, James Pearson 215 Maynor. Joe Ben 215 Mayo, Shirley Faye 215 McAdams, John David 215 McAlpin, Dan L. 141, 196 McBride, Charles Reginald 215 McCaa, Rohctte Elou 233 McCall, Charles Edwin 116, 196 McCalop, Bettye Louise 215 McCaughan, Penelope Ann 215 •McClcllan, Robert L. 215 Mac McClcndon, Barbara Kay 233 McClure. Betty Gayle 196 McCollum, Betty Ruth 233 McCool, Martba 233 Jill McCorkle, Fred Miller, Jr. 225 McCormack, Eleanor Lou 87, 128, 196 McCulley, Paul Ted 127, 196 McCurdy, Lloyd James 177, 215 McDonald, James Barry 233 McDonald, Lynnctto 225 McDonald, Thomas Wayne 215, 221 McDonald. William Glen 225 McElroy, James Evercttc 215 •McGce, Evelyn M. 197 McCec, Judy Marie 197 McGill, Shirley Wade 197 McCinnis, Barbara Evelyn 225 McGlone, June Faye 197 McGuffee, Charles William 216 •McGu ffe , Charle s Willi m 216 •McGu ffc Mary Mclvay 216 McKibhc n. Bobby Ray 216 McKi cm nn, Thon as Bio om 155, 225 McKi nnc y, Mary Anne 216 McKr iBl t, James Richar d 197 McLc an. Mao Ru th 225 McLe ndc n, Barba ra .173 McLc od, Mary E vclyn 216 McNc er, Sandra luadinc 197 Mead ows , Christi ra Ann 120, 225 Meek rhomas Raymon 1 166, 177, 226 Merri t, Carolyn Jcanett ■ 88, 197 Mess na, Rosalin 233 Middlcton, Lurn Angelino 216 Milam, Edward Earl 88, 166, 177, 184, 197 Miles, James Charlie, Jr. 76, 155, 197 Miles, Robert Hale 233 Miles, Ruslyn Dalo 226 Miles, Walter C. 226 •Miles, William David 233 Miller, Ann Lee 173, 197 Miller, Jack Jordan 177, 216 Miller, James Alton 197 Miller, John Wilson, Jr. 98. 216 Miller, Randall E. 226 Milliean, Jean Carolyn 226 Millican, Peggy Elizabeth 233 Mills, Glcnda Anno 226 Mills. Gloria Ann 197 Mills. Raleigh Clifford 155 Minis. Zula Jauwiece 197 Minchew, Charles Douglas 216 Ming, Glynn 64, 65, 135, 173, 226 Minor, Tommy Jay 179, 197 Mitchell, Brook Keith 216 Mitchell, Edwin Young 177, 222, 226 Mitchell, James Mlrion, Jr. 177, 226 Mitchell, Mary Toler 226 Mitchell, Samuel Edward 197 Mixon, James Monroe 198 Montesi, Mary Helen 232 Montgomery, Joan 128, 175, 216 Moore, Carolyn Sue 198 Moore, Grace Ann 173, 226 Moore, Hattie Frank 216 Moore, Mclba Louise Jr. 216 Morgan, James Raymond 141 Morgan, John M. 177. 198 Morgan, Lewis Q. 141 Morris, Douglas W. 198 Morton, Doris Anita 216 Moslcy, Janet Smith 198, 216 Mosley, Leroy 216 Mouzaki, Katcrina Kate 216 •Murphy, Bobby Gene 198 Murphy, Irene T. 128, 226 Murphy, Shirley Anne 233 Murrell, Floyd D., Jr. 179, 226 Myers. Lester Warren 233 Myers, Mary Louise 216 Nabors, Charles Edward 198 Nations, Burley Glenn 233 Nations, Ncal Taylor 181, 216 Ncal, Martha Scott 198 Ncely, Ginny Sue Nenl 198 Neill, Martha Meador 226 Newbakcr, Rachel E. 233 Newell, Morria Duran 198 Newman. Jane Louise 198 Newman, Kenneth Alexander 233 Newman, Paula Louise 216 Nichols, Johnson Lewis 198 Nicklcs, Joyco Lynn 127, 226 Nisbctt, William H. 233 •Norquist, John William 111 Norswortliy, Frances Diane 234 Nowell, Elmer Jefferson 177, 216 Jack Nowell, Joyce Faye 234 Oakley, Mary Esther 231 O ' Brien, James Thomas 177, 226 Olila, Judith Ann 216 ' Indicates Mnr. •Oliver, William H. Olivi, Pauline Mari, O ' Neal, Judy Jeanii O ' Neal, Terry C. 2 Oswalt, Harrold De. 234 On Mil May 175 Owens, Charles Edward 216 Pace, Charles Lawrence 234 Pace, Gary Lee 164, 179, 198 Pace, Virgil Lafayette 234 Pacific, Larry Albert 234 Palmertree, Helen Martina 199 Parchman, Hal Miller 167, 179, 199 Parham, Blanton Hunter 179, 217 •Parish, Max D. ' 199 Parker, Hubert Graham 231 Parker, Prentiss Quitman 217 Parker, Rosalin Patricia 226 Patterson, Biven Bcakstle 199 Patterson, Peggy Ann 127, 217 Peckcnpaugh, Jimmy Eric 226 Peck, Lloyd M. 217 Peeples, Charles Adron 234 Pegram, Clarence Hunter 141, 161, 199 Pcndcrgrass, John Langan 96, 98, 125, 179, 20: Pennington, George Patton 141, 217 Pennington, Sarah Ann 199 Pepper, Arlene Franz 226 Perkins, Dewey Rodney 234 Rod Permenter, Dorothy Eugenia 231 Jeanne Perry, Mary Lou 217 Peters, Manual Nick 181, 217 Pettit, John Robert 179, 199 Phillcy, James Edward 181, 234 Phillips, Mary Elizabeth 234 •Phyfer, George Martin 199 Pickenpaugh, Robert 98 Pierce, Murry Swayne 217 Pipkin, James Carl 217 Pippin, Ausbin Gan Pitt Oblii Willi; i Thon 226 June 226 Jr. 199 Polk, Helen Elizabeth 173, 226 Pollcs, Linda 98 Polles, Sammy George 179 Pongetti, Jimmy Paul 167 •Poole, Francine G. 234 Poovey, Philip G., Jr. 181, 217 Potts, William Henry 217 Pounds, Carolyn Sue 217 Powell, Brenda Joyce 128 Powell, Lowry Eugene 217 •Powell, Mary Frances 199 •Powell, Walker Hughes 199 Power, Albert Westly 234 itage 173 Prewitt, Frank D. Price, Carol Ann 234 Putnam, Hugh avis, Jr Putnam, Mary Anne 23 Quaekenbush, Pamela A, Quinn, Gordon Cooper 179, 199 226 Albe nk 234 •Ray, Charlotte Carroll 88. 199 Ray, Elizabeth Ann 98, 175, 217, 207 •Ray, Philene Philen 199 Ray, Rebecca Ann 200 •Rayburn, Fred Allen Reed, William Harold 217 Reed, Charles Purvis 226 Reeves, Cecilc 121, 200 Reid, Brenda Kay 226 Reid, Marvin Fay 164, 177, 217 Reynolds, Sandra Kay 234 Reynolds, Walter Baskin 234 Phe Mary E. 217 Rice, Martha Rickman, David Wood 226 Ricks, Jimmy Lee 234 Riddle, Murray Neil 217 Riley, Teddy Randolph 217 Roberson, Patricia Kay 234 Roberts, Amelia Nell 234 Roberts, George Hunter 234 Robinson, Clyde C, Jr. 217 Robinson, Kenneth Gatchell 177, 234 Robinson, Rose Ann 234 Robinson. William David 217 Rogers, Charlotte J. 81, 175, 134, 226 Rogers, Langston 98, 164, 200 Rose, James Chilton, Jr. 226 Rosella. Patrick O ' Donnell 226 Ross, Thomas Benjamin 217 Rotenberry, Enic Elizabeth 115 •Roth, Margaret Henson 200 Rounsaville, David Lawrence 217 Rowland, Mary Nell 218 Rozier, Mary Evelyn 127, 226 Ruff, Jack Colvin 218 Rushing, Sandra 218 Russell, A. Charlcne 200 Russell, Thomas Mitchell 141 Russell, Winston Newell 98, 179. 200 Rutledge, Judyth Lynn 234 Sabin, Elizabeth Lindsay 234 Sac 234 Lee 226 San,]. ' Ginger Kay 218 James Troy, Jr. 200 Rodney Leo 234 Wynn Stratton 179, 218 • n, Betty Lois 218 Sanderson, Billye Clarice 108, 200 Sanford, Paula Elizabeth 173 Satchfield, Polly Ann 200 Satterfield, Travis H. 89, 121, 179, 200 Saunders, Tommy T. 234 Ja Wall, Man 218 r Joel 226 •Scales, James Webb 200 Schooler, Douglas Lee 226 Schultz, William Raleigh 218 •Schwarz, Charles Albert, Jr. 200 Scott, Eliza beth Anne 175, 222, 227 •Scott, Mary Elaine 234 Mrs. Ernest Stone Scott, Robert Warren 167, 200 •Scruggs, Billy Leon 218 Seal, Stanley Leroy 218 Seligman, Harry Louis 218 Serio, Mary Louise 125, 200 Sewell, Linda Joyce 234 •Seymour, Donald Edward 218 •Seymour, Oliver Jean 218 Shackelford, Danny Hugh 164, 177, 227 Shackelford, James Marlin 177, 235 Shaidnagle, James Edward 218 Shannon, Ren Morris, Jr. 179, 227 Sharp, Dorothy Lou 218 Shaw, Betty Jo 218 Shaw, George Lewis 200 Shaw.- Jackie Blanc 235 Shawblosky, Nancy Ann 235 Shcedy, Sylvia Lee 201 Sheffield, Richard Wallace 119, 120, 201 •Shepherd, Alice Shaffer 227 Sheppard, Adrian 218 Sheppard, Linda Carol 98, 227 Sherman, Jim Henry, III 235 Sherman, Philip A. 93, 179, 218 Sherwood, Lynda Fayc 218 Shields, William Morris 201 Shivers, Ewell N. 201 Showalt, Linda Gail 235 Shropshire. Kay 98 Shull, Margie (Jo Ann) 235 Shults, Emily Woodward 121, 201 Siddon, Lyda 201 Simpson, Martha Kay 235 Simpson. Patricia Lynn 235 •Singleton, 0. B. 201 Sistrunk, Hannie Marie 119. 201 Ske Joyc 235 Skinner. Franklin J. 201 •Smith, Althea H. 218 Smith. Barbara Ann 201 Smith, Clarence Phillip 218 Smith, Dennis Gayden 119, 181, 201 Smith, Edward Lee 227 Smith, Harold Allen 218 •Smith, Judith Garren 89, 201 Smith, Kenny L. 218 Smith, Linda Cheryl 235 •Smith, Rebecca S. 201 Smith, Sid Allen 235 Smith, Thomas W. 235 Smith, Walton Dec, Jr. 219 Smith, William A. Jr. 201 Smith, William H., Ill 235 Smith-Vaniz, Ann 78, 82, 90, 173, 201 Smith-Vaniz, Carolyn B. 125. 202 Smith-Vaniz, George T. 90, 164, 168 Snyder, Jack 202 Solomon, Theodore O. 177, 219 •Sorrell. Bctlyc Higdon 202 Speaks, Betty Jo 219 ■ Spence, Perry Wayne 141 Spencer, Billy Eugene 219 Spradlin, Patricia Ann 225 Spruill. Quention Eugene 202 Stanford. Thomas Marlin. Jr. Ill, 161, 202 -Li Edw 202 Steel Steel Stephe Staten, John Clifton. Jr. 219 Staten, Linda Jo 202 Fred Monroe 98, 179, 202 Virginia Ann 235 Pamela Gene 175, 235 is, Sylvia Diane 219 , James Theodore 235 Stevens, Richard Durword 181 Stevens, Sue Jean 175. 227 Stockton, Mary Elizabeth 108, 128, 202 Stokes, Donna Larrainc 235 Strazi, Joseph Benjamin 179, 202 Strong. Cecilia Marie 202 Strong, Charles Bcrthon 111 Strong. Sandra K... 202 Sluarl, Susan Lavcrn 154, 17. . 20. ' Suarcs, Robert N ' cal 219 Sudbcck, Kalhcrine Viola 218 Suddulh. 1 II h, Stanley Clarence 227 Sullivan, Celeale Mar) 72, 90. 175. Sullivan, lames Glenn 115, 219 Sullivan, l„l... I vnn 219 Sullivan, William Arn.ti 203 Sumiall. Pn ill Sumrall, S.ir.i Ann Swain, Edgai Paul - ' 2 Swarl, Fa.- Ann 235 •Swindell, Mar,.!,! Dean Syltca, Charlotte Bell fobb, V. ..i Joyce 235 i . Margaret Jan.- ' 219 Tavl.. Taylor, Taylo Percy Paul, Jr It,.!,, Ha 203 219 Shirley Farle 219 Teal. Paul Ray 219 Tcdford, James Arthur 203 •T.rr.-ll. James Mitchell 91. ill Thigpcn, James Ray 203 Thomas, Betty Jean 203 Thomas. Ellen Carol 235 •Thomas, Jar, Alford 203 Thomas, Jolinnie I.u 235 Thomas. Judy Ann 113. 227 Thomas. Mary Ellen 203 Thomas, Sandra Louise 219 Thomasson. Larry Clifton 219 Thompkins, Bobb) Thompson. Florence Elizabeth 98. 179. 219 Lb Thompson, Jimmy Leon 127. 203 Thom pson, Phyllis Carole 219 Thornton. Emil Eugene, Jr. 177. 181. 203 Tliornlon. Johnny F. 203 Thrailkill. Linda Carol 235 Tillman. Cly.lie Ruth 219 Tilson, Kothryn Elizabeth 227 Tindall, Frcdda Fae 219 Tolbcrl, Diana Dona 227 Tollison, Myron C. 177. 219 Tomlinson, Marcia E. 219 Tompkins. Robcrl T. 219 T,.,.le. Elizabeth Jane 108. 203 Topol, Stanle) F. 2. 91, 96, qb. nn. uo. j Touchbcrry, Solo,,,.,,, F.. Jr. Ill Townsend, Shcn) C. 227 Trahsn, Winlord C. 235 Tranlham. Rila Mae 220 Tiopcano, .... ...t 179. jni Tucker, Barbara Sharon 119. 201 Tucker, Elisab. Ih ..n 215 Tullos. Fay M. 233 Tuminello, Marion E. 66, 67, 79, 154, 175, 227 Wehrman, Mary Lee 220 Turnaec Ida 235 Welford. Allen Ray 220 Turcotte, Rosalie 125, 175, 227 Wells, Roy Eugene Turner, Belly Jo 173, 220 West, Kenneth Wayne 220 Turner, Betty Virginia 220 Watley, Sandra 98 Turner, Elizabeth 68, 69, 92. 135, 173, 204, 207 Wheeling, Clarence Hartwell 181, 220 Turner, Eunice Gray 220 Whitacre, Paul Fred 177, 227 Turner, Margaret Ann 235 White, Caroyn Sue 205 Turner, Mildred Claire 98, 204 •White, Eva Clardy 220 Turner, Rufus Enoch, Jr. 179. 220 White, Gerald Lamar 205 Turnipsccd, Glyn D. 220 White, Robert Edward 181, 227 Tyer. Wilson Eugene 204 Whitehurst. Howard 205 •Tyler. Billy Ray 204 Whittaker. Roy Eugene, Jr. 141, 235 Tyler. Marlvn Gail 235 Whitten, Elaine 235 Tyler, Rosamond McClair 220 Whittington, Annelle 227 •Tyner. Wanda Lea S. 204 Whiltington, William L. 140 Underhill, Leila Katharine 227 Wienke, William F. ' 220 Unland, Theodore F., Ill III Wiggins, Mary Jane 135, 173, 221 Upchurch, Sandra Millicent 220 Wilcox, Albert Louis 205 Utroska. Evelyn Louise 127, 227 Wilkinson, Jerry Ellis 116, 205 Vance, Norma Christine 173, 201 Williams. David Bass 92, 205 Vandevere. Carol S. 121, 204 Williams, George Danny 141 Varnado, Charles Earl 235 Williams, Janice Fave 235 Vincent, Michael Richard 141. 220 Williams, Karen Faye 221 Viner. Michelynn 175 •Williams, Kathryn K. 205 Vineyard. Donald Lamar 121, 201 Williams, Lonnie W. 177, 236 Wade, Margaret Jane 175, 220 Williams, Margaret H. 173, 236 Warmer, Johnnie Lou 121, 201 •Williams, Mitchell C. 221 Waldrop, Mary Jane 220 Williams, Penelope 221 •Walker, Arline S. 227 Williamson, Jeffrey A. 179, 208, 221 ♦Walker. Isaiah Zerdie 227 Williamson, Jerry Lee 206 Walker. Judith Ann 127. 220 Wilson, Anna Fr ances 236 Walker. Kenneth Glenn 155. 164. 179 Wilson, Bobby Joe 227 Dixie •Wilson, Elizabeth A. 221 Walker. Kenneth Wayne 181. 220 Wilson, James Phillip 177, 236 Walker, Rita Margaret 114. 220 Jimmy Walker. Sara Ann 175. 220 Wilson, Ronald Claude 227 •Wallace. Frances Payne 204 Wiltshire, Sarah F. 221 Wallace. Madeline Annette 227 Winborn, Helen Marie 227 Waller. James William 204 Winders, Evelyn Rae 93, 107, 108, 121 Walt, Elizabeth Curell 175 Windham. Anna Rose 221 Walton. Lewis S. 204 Winkel, Dorothy Ann 236 Ward, Rebecca Anne 92, 205 Winters, William Cedric 221 Ware, Ruby Elaine 235 Wolford, Bernice Lanell 236 Wendye Wolfe. Patricia Anne 72, 135, 173, 236 Warf. Claudie Cayce 227 •Warnock, Robert Leist 141 Wong, Virginia 236 •Warren, Frances Moore 205 Wood. Emily Frances 227 •Warren. Jimmy Lewis 141 Wood, Fernie. Jr. 227 Wasson, Rodger Downing 205 Works, Lois Sanders 221 Walkins. Emma Gayle 70. 71. 135. 175 Wright, Joanne 107, 127, 206 Watson. Calvin Roy 98. 220 Wright. William Harold 221 Weatherall. Nora Sue 220 Wu, Madeline Mei Yee 221 Wyatt, Judith Almeda 175, 227 Wcatherly, Lana Gail 154, 175. 203 Yates, Charles Gary 166, 206 Webb. Aden Kenneth. Jr. 205 Yeager, Jimmy Donald 221 Webb. Brenda Lou 2. 96, 173. 222. 227 Yee, Priscilla 108, 206 Webster, Mary Jane 235 York, Barbara Kaye 221 Webster, Rebecca Ann 205 Young, Betty Grace 206 Weeks. Joseph Edward 227 Weems, Rebecca Jean 113, 220 ' Indicates Married -