Delta State University - Broom Yearbook (Cleveland, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 294 of the 1967 volume:

7 DEDICATION We are proud to dedicate the 1966-67 Broom to Miss Eleanor Harkins, a person who has devoted many years of faithful service as head librarian to enrich the lives of Delta State students. She has in- stilled in many students the desire to read the key to knowledge. Miss Harkins, through her outstanding work in the field of library science, has brought honors to Delta State as well as to herself. She was the first Mississippian to obtain a professional library degree and return to work in this state. Sh e was also the first librarian in the state to receive a masters degree in library science. In addition to being a member of four honorary societies, Miss Harkins is listed in four major publications including Who ' s Who of Ameri- can Women. Frequently she writes articles which are published in library publications. Thank you, Miss Harkins, for your contributions to Delta State College. contents campus life features organizations greeks athletics classes administration and faculty advertisements If a man does not keep in pace with his compan- ions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau campus life ■ -V ■Mm ■ ' •• . ' •. ' .. ' . ' . , ' ■ - r TO D.S.C. - i • $£ m 15 17 19 21 £ a V 22 23 24 25 26 r- ; : ! 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 39 40 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 53 3S 55 56 features MR. AND MISS DSC Glynn Ming and Bobby Cauthen won the titles of Mr. and Miss DSC in a campus elec- tion on January 12, 1967. All candidates for this honor were presented at the second annual beauty review. Miss Ming is president of Delta Delta Delta sorority. She has been the Roman Empress and the Most Beautiful at Delta State. Some of her other honors include being a member of the homecoming court, the first alternate in the beauty review her junior year, and a campus favorite. Mr. Cauthen has been active in all facets of school life. This year he served as president of the Kappa Alpha Order. Bobby has been on the Dean ' s List and is a faculty scholar. He has participated in athletics and has been a letter winner in baseball for the three pre- vious seasons. He is the senior class president and past president of his junior class. 58 BEAUTIES The second Annual Beauty Review revealed ten lovely Delta State coeds. The vivacious Mrs. Jose- phine Webb, emcee of the evening, presented a dozen red roses to Miss Mimi Cefalu — the Most Beautiful Girl at Delta State College. Alternates chosen were Miss Sandra Holloway, first alternate, and Miss Janice Lingle, second alternate. The eminent judges were Mrs. Ray Graves of Greenville, Mrs. Rogers Hall of Cleveland, Mrs. Carter Stovall of Stovall, Mr. Doug Abraham of Greenville, and Mr. Hodding Carter III of Green- ville. Their selection of the ten beauties began at a tea at the Cleveland Country Club in the afternoon followed by a stage presentation of all contestants later that evening. Jane Hearn designed the set, which was con- structed by Mr. Richard Strahan and the Delta Playhouse members. The review was sponsored by the Student Government Association under the di- rection of Joe Cox and Susan Gordon. Miss Linda Baker 60 Miss Sheilah Hamilton SK 61 62 Miss Darlene Nelms z „- viW.- ,! : V K- W T T ■■ , 8 i 66 MOST BEAUTIFUL Miss Mimi Cefalu BEST DRESSED The annual Best Dressed Contest held in Broom Auditorium on January 12 was the scene of a fashion parade of the ten best dressed coeds at Delta State College. The Bob Fulton Trio provided music for the girls to model their campus outfits, their off-campus daytime at- tire, and their evening wear. The yearbook, sponsors of the contest, pre- sented the girls before a panel of three judges — Mrs. May V. Allen, Mrs. Harold Tapley, and Mrs. H. H. Lawler. Mrs. Josephine Webb of Cleveland was the emcee for the occasion. Chosen the best dressed coed at Delta State was Miss Sissy Floyd of Indianola. Selected as first alternate was Miss Susan Gordon and sec- ond alternate was Miss Glenna Houston. 2nd alternate Glenna Houston 1st alternate Susan Gordon Carole Beeson, Carol Extersfc na Hood. r. sr . ' ■ ■3 68 BEST DRESSED Sissy Floyd MISS DELTA PAGEANT Miss Pat Wolfe won the title Miss Delta at the annual pageant held in March sponsored by the cam- pus newspaper, the Miss Delta. Representing Delta State, Miss Wolfe placed in the top ten at the Miss Mississippi Pageant in Vicksburg in July. MISS CONGENIALITY Miss Mimi Cefalu First Alternate, Lynnette McDonald; Miss Delta, Pat Wolfe; Second Alternate, Deanne Allen. 71 f FAVORITES Suzanne Alford Mimi Cefalu Anne Gaddis Linda Hamblett Glenna Houston Vikki Houston Sherry Killebrew Glynn Ming Lucy Shackelford Pat Wolfe HOMECOMING 1966 From left to right: Suzanne Alford, Glynn Ming, Bonnie Jordan, Darlene Nelms, Pat Beuchting 74 Twenty Delta State seniors were chos- en to appear in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni- versities. A faculty-student committee selected the students on the basis of participation, leadership, and scholar- ship. 76 78 79 80 Pat Penningtx 81 82 fa U I r : r i [ il III (I [III K!(!!| [J rifiJir 83 «a ffl kin ' 84 • m • organizations STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The purpose of the Student Government Associa- tion 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 govern- ment. The Executive branch consists of the President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Social Vice-Pres- ident, Publicity Chairman, and Attorney General. The Men ' s Judiciary Council and the Women ' s Ju- riciary Council investigate disciplinary cases, fix pen- alties, and consult with the advisory committee in carrying out the foregoing powers. The Senate intro- duces and passes on all legislation necessary and ad- vantageous to the students. The Student Government Association strives to provide for a high standard of responsibility 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 guidance of the Director of Student Activities, the Dean of Men, and the Dean of Women. Doug Young, President of the Student Government Association Seated: John Almany, Vice-President. Standing, left to right: Carole Beeson, Social Vice-President; Laney Funderburke, Attorney General; Glenna Houston, Publicity; Gail Tyler, Secretary; Steve Cwikiel, Treasurer. 86 SENATE The Senate is the representa- tive branch of the Student Gov- ernment Association. The ap- pointment 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 ap- proval. It transacts business for the SGA. It has the power to recall any officer of the SGA who is not fulfilling his respon- sibilities. The senate also passes by-laws pertaining to cheerlead- ers, and class structure. First row: Judy Flynn, Sandra Reynolds, Barbara Evans, Johnny Williams. Second row: Bobby Cauthen, Roger Jamison, Mike Whelan, Randel Renegar. Third row: Perkins Cochran, Jim Powers, Rodney Sanders, William Smith. First row: George Abraham, Vikki Houston, Phil Ricks, John AI- many, Jimmy Crocker; Second Row: Janice Lingle, Billie Fay Johnson, Ellen White, Susan Matthews, Martha Smith, Third row: Charles Ross, Marion Crutchfield, Sandra Mallette, Karen LaPresto, Sheilah Hamil- ton. Fourth Row: Jackie Thompson, Maria Karabetsos, Anne Gaddis, Hancock, Gail Tyler. 87 Seated: Jce Cox, President. Standing, left to right: Jim Mitchell, Claude Bridges, David Sumrall, Tommy Barron. The Men ' s Judiciary Council consists of a chairman elected by the male students in a campus election and four members appointed by the president of the student government. The Council has jurisdiction in cases involving violations of rules established to govern be- havior of their respective constituents. The Judiciary Council also investigates disciplinary cases, and consults with the Dean of Men and the President of the college to determine pen- alties. It offers assistance during Freshman Orientation and co-sponsors Freshman Day, beanie-selling, and Freshman haircutting with the Women ' s Judiciary Council. MEN ' S JUDICIARY COUNCIL WOMENS JUDICIARY COUNCIL The Women ' s Judiciary Council consists of a chairman elected by the female stu- dents in a campus election and four mem- bers appointed by the president of the stu- dent government. The Honor Council con- sists of elected representatives from all of the girls ' dormitories. The Judiciary Council handles all major disciplinary cases and acts as an appeals board for women students. The Honor Council handles specific dormitory prob- lems and determines the penalties for such offenses. The Council offers assistance during Freshman Orientation and co-sponsors the freshman beanie selling and Freshman Day with the Men ' s Judiciary Council. Seated: Susan Gordon, President. Standing, left to right: Mary Beth Vice-President: Malinda Houston; Sandra Abraham; Sandra Mallette. Phillips, Secretary. Ron ' 1, left to right: Hazel Robison, Judy Hawkins, Cheryl Sanford, Gerry Crawford, Sandra Holloway, Sarah Foster. Row 2, left to right: Emily McCain, Secretary; Linda Mitchell, Nancy Moore, Mary Lucy Sennett, Carol Miller, Betsy White. Row 3, left to right: Cynthia Piazza, Marsha Grava, Patricia Jones, Barbara Jamieson, Jo Gibson, Myra Womack. 89 CIRCLE CLUB K ' The Circle K Club is a non-social organiza- tion dedicated to the service of its fellow man. It serves the Community as well as the campus through the sponsoring of three Boy Scout Troops, one being for the mentally retarded. On campus this year the Circle K Club held its second Annual Song Festival. Left to right: Bill Watkins, Treasurer; David Givens, President; John King, Secretary; Jay Brain, Vice-President. Seated, left to right: Butch Schnadelbach, Butch Bonds, David Givens, Jerry Nix, Bill Watkins. Standing, left to right: Ken Watkins, Grady White, Frank Brocato, Matt Sisson, Mitch Garrard, Jay Brain. 90 INNER CIRCLE The Inner Circle is the official club spon- sored by the Art Department. It functions as a promotional group for interest in art activities on our campus. Each year the Inner Circle Art Award is presented to an outstanding Delta State art student. President, Jimmy Shackelford; Sponsor, Mrs. Holcombe; Vice-President, Sam McElroy; not pictured: Emily McCain, Secretary-Treasurer. Standing left to right, Jonathan Wu, Sandra Nicola, Cheryl Weatherly, Sharon Ellis, Pat Smith, J imm y Sullivan, Sam McElroy, Linda Seligman, Bill Watkins, Susie Reed, Freddie Hutchinson, Jimmy Shackelford, Mrs. Holcombe. 91 THE BROOM STAFF Betty Blacklidge Editor Susan Gordon Associate Editor Dianne Pittman Business Manager Judy Juchheim Art Editor Becky Jones Organizations Editor Virginia Wong Class Editor Ken Robinson Sports Editor Fred Robinson III Photographer Hunter Parham Photographer Emily McCain Typist Mr. Billy Tatum and Miss Lucy Webb Millsaps Advisers Hunter Parham and Fred Robinson III Photographers 92 Left to right: Judy Juchheim, Dianne Pitrman, Susan Gordon. Left to right: Emily McCain, Becky Jones, Ken Robinson. 93 Staff JIM MOORE Executive Editor JODY COORERO Business Manager ROBERT QUINN Assistant Editor CHARLES ROSS Sports and News HELEN WINBORN Society and E eat lire FRED T. ROBINSON III Photographer BETTY EIDT General Secretary JAN CARTER SANDRA ABRAHAM TOM BEST KENNY HOWARD DAN HACKETT Reporters Advisor Joe White and Jim Moore Left to right: Robert Quinn, Helen Winborn, Charles Ross, Betty Eidt, Jody Correro, Fred Robinson. 94 jb A DELTA DELTA STATE COLLEGE — CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI 1966 was the year of Vietnam (again), the new Scott Student Center, the Grill, the Bookstore, more students and more cars than Delta State had ever known existed before, and weekly papers that were more weakly than weekly. This was The Year of the Election: elections held over and over and over and over . . . 1966 was the year that was supposed to have been but never really was. This was the year the new cafeteria opened. Although linked to a flying saucer, it never really carried anyone anywhere. This was the year of the parking problem: the forerunner of more and more and more cars and people and congestion and tickets than ever before. This was Delta State ' s big year. The enrollment was at an all time high (ask those dorm students who lived three to a room). Delta State was growing and experiencing the pains of growth. More classroom buildings were in the offing, more dormitory space, and hopefully, more parking space. It had been a good year. It was the year a new staff inherited the traumas, headaches, and sponsors of a weekly newspaper. The paper tried to give welling masses their own claim to college journalism. When the scorecard is tallied for the last time and 1966 is but a memory in the college yearbook, the MISS DELTA will be remembered as one who ground her axes politely. Yes. God save our sponsors. Jim Moore, Editor 95 DELTA First row: Rosalind Messina, Maria Pearce, Elaine Douglas, Beverly McMinn, Janis Herbert, Sharon Randel, Linda Pinion, Janice Kelley, Billie Faye Shute, Martha Jean Nabors, Ruth Jones, Eula Schultz, Lynn Littlejohn, Sarah Blackman Dell Harlan, Linda Moore. Second row: Cheryl Nobles, Linda Vandever, Joan Moore, Sylvia Magee, Dianne Arendale, Martha Land, Linda Cooper, Richard Yelverton, Joe Joslin, Rita Jennings, Mary Ellen Goldman, Marie Bishop, Ruth Weining 96 SINGERS W WhTJ!!!i rl M aS c ing wL - S f dla r ? lle c? BarbaI ? MeSSer ' Ed HiI1 ' Charles Mur P h y. EarI Forester . Tommy Arendale, John Burke James Smith, Joseph Norris, Sue Whitaker, Dixie Slaton, Virginia Wong, Ruth Malone y ' J ' J n tdmgL Gary X ' Sherman ' Danny RObinSOn, B ° b FuIt ° n ' Latrdl Windhaffl ' Jlmmy Cr0Cker ' m Ammons Dennis WilIis ' 97 Seated, left to right: Martha Land, Barbara Messer, Joan Moore, Janice Kelley, Paula Reynolds, Cheryl Nobles, Kathy Chiles, Linda Pinion. Standing, left to right: Ronnie Wilson, Wade Peeples, Noel Jacobs, Ruth Jones, Eula Schultz, Charles Murphy, Sylvia Magee, Joe Joslin, Jean Eastham, Joe Norris, Dixie Mullins, Luroy Hart, Shirley Washington, Jerry Evans, Dianne Arendale, Gary Hudspeth, Tommy Arendale. MENC The purpose of the Music Educators National Conference is to promote a professional attitude among prospective teachers and educators in the field of music. The organization, which is af- filiated with the national conference of Music Educators, offers its members opportunities to participate in the conferences and conventions on the local, state, and national level. Music Educators National Conference is open to all music majors at Delta State College. Seated, left to right: Joan Moore, Vice President; Martha Land, State President. Standing, left to right: Charles Murphy, Publicity Chairman: Dianne Arendale, President; Kathy Chiles, Secretary- Treasurer. 98 DELTA PLAYHOUSE OFFICERS President Dick Stevens Vice-President Ron Chester Secretary-Treasurer Frances Norsworthy Faculty Advisor Richard Strahan The Delta Playhouse is an organization for students interested in dramatics. Productions consist of full-length plays under the direction of Richard Strahan, advisor, and one-act plays under student direction. Included in this year ' s productions were The Princess and the Swineherd and Night Must Fall. Row 1, left to right: Helen Winborn, Ron Chester, Warren Houston. Row 2, left to right: Jim Mitchell, Rita Bradford, Dick Gruetzemacher, Frances Norsworthy, Glynda Stringer, Sandra Nicola. 99 STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The Student Education Association is the pre-professional association for college and university students preparing to teach. Its purposes are to provide opportunities for students to develop an understanding of the teaching pro- fession through participation in the work of local, state, and national education associations, to interest capable young men and women in education as a lifelong career, and to encourage selective standards for persons admitted to approved programs of teacher education. Row 1, left to right: Margaret Naaman, Margaret Kilby, Gail Diffey, Brandee Abrams. Row 2, left to right: Sue Hubbard, Kay Taylor, Jay Newberry, Patsy Gant, Judy Dronet. Row 3, left to right: Shirley Washington, Mary Ann Barnett, Rosemary Brame, Charlotte Hogan. Row 4, left to right: Sarah Adams, Judy Pepper, Susan Gordon, Pat Roberts, Annette Doyle. Row 5, left to right: Melba Hardin, Patricia Jones, Jackie Britt, Ann Tucker, Mary Beth Phillips. Row 6, left to right: Sandra Nicola, Janice Chapman, Patsy Sledge. 100 Left to right: Stanley Catherine King, Reporter; Carolyn Vickers, Secretary; Sandra Abraham, President; Gerald Bailey, Treasurer; Pat Parker, Vice-President. Row 1, left to right: Sandra Abraham, Pat Parker, Carolyn Vickers, Stanley King. Row 2, left to right: Jean Eastham, Nelda Sibley, Eleane Brasher, Sue Hancock, Carol Edwards. Row 3, left to right: Mary Rozier, Sandra Barton, Jackie Clark, Janet Sparks, Reba Johnson. Row 4, left to right: Linda Hales, Glenda Whittington, Harold Whittington, Ed Green, Mary Helen Montesi, Jackie Strickland, Joey Cobb. Row 5, left to right: Evelyn Ferguson, Dianne Tidwell, June Westbrook, Jeanie Talbert, Robert Rawson, Joe Norris. Row 6, left to right: Glen Chisolm, Jo Ann McCrory, Jerry Bailey. 101 ASSOCIATION OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION OFFICERS President Claudia Jackson Vice-President Kay Simpson Secretary Peggy Coleman Treasurer ■ • ■ Brenda Cox Reporter Pat Parker Scribe Pat Courtney Publicity Sarah Foster and Linda Hartzog The Association of Childhood Education, commonly known as A.C.E., is affiliated with the national and international Association of Childhood Educa- tion. Programs acquaint members with problems and the newest techniques involved in the development of children in the elementary schools. Membership is open to all elementary education majors and minors. Row 1, left to right: Claudia Jackson, Kay Simpson, Peggy Coleman. Row 2, left to right: Betty Allgood, Jane Harmon, Linda Hartzog. Row i, left to right: Maxine Johnston, Annette Doyle, Sarah Foster. 102 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The purpose of the American Home Economics As- sociation is to provide opportunities for members to cooperate in the attainment of the well-being of indi- viduals and of families, the improvement of homes and the preservation of values significant in home life. The Betty Lamp is the official symbol of AHEA. It symbolizes the application of art and science to the improvement of the home. Officers seated: Carolyn Nichols, Ann Thomas, Carolyn Huddleston. Standing: Mrs. Hamilton, Xylda Garner, Gail Tyler, Ivy Smith, Carol Exsterstein Members seated: Mrs. Hamilton, Ann Thomas, Carolyn Huddleston, Ivy Smith, Carol Exsterstein, Xylda Garner, Miss McCormick. Standing: Rathal Mayo, Carolyn Nichols, Mrs. Harvey, Nancy McClatchy, Joyce Allen, Sarah Adams, Carolyn Laster, Marcia Smith, Cheryl Cole, Sandra Smith, Gail Tyler, Linda Yarbrough, Judy Malloy, Carolyn Bennett, Hilda Robinson, Becky Jones, Dotty Taylor, Dinnie Foster. 103 Seated, left to right: Bill Lowrance, Lloyd Bailey. Standing, left to right: Charles Garraway, Advisor, Tommy Gardner, Cleveland Ainsworth, Harold Manning. PRE-LAW CLUB OFFICERS President Lloyd Bailey Vice President Bill Lowrance Secretary . Tommy Nichols Treasurer Billy Mitchell The Pre-Law Club of Delta State College was organized in the fall of 1965. The club is composed of those students who are interested in furthering their education in the field of law. The purpose of the Pre-Law Club is to give its members a better insight into the field of law; to accomplish this, the members make trips to various university law schools and hear guest speakers prominent in the law profession. The Pre-Law Club also seeks to give its members an idea of what to expect before entering the law profession. 104 PI KAPPA DELTA OFFICERS President Maynard Harrell Vice-President Ricky Burk Secretary and Treasurer Eileen Robertson Chaplain Sherrie McKenzie Sergeant-at-Arms Patricia Jones On March 10, 1961, the Mississippi Delta Zeta chapter of Pi Kappa Delta was organized to help fill the period between the decline of the literary so- ciety and the development of the speech department as a major phase of high- er education. Pi Kappa Delta is the only forensic society that has provided several orders in which membership may be earned and a series of degrees through which the member may progress from year to year. The Zeta chap- ter bases its membership on debate. The fraternity selects a question for all chapters to use in debate. Lef t to right: Dick Gruetremacher, Patricia Jones, Eileen Robertson, Maynard Harrell, Ricky Burk, Sherrie McKenzie, Sandra Hitt 105 Women ' s championship intramural basketball team. Kneeling, left to right: Barbara Messer, Barbara Ferguson, Geraldine Carpenter, Judy Thomas. Standing, left to right: Jimmie Burrell, Glynda Austin, Charles Strong, Coach, Ann Chatham, Bettye May Matthews. MEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Ray Bass Don Morrison Glen Chisolm Jack Holliday Mike Weeks Paul Hurst Charles Strong Len Durr WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Lucy Shackelford Janice Pounds Janice Estep Sheilah Hamilton Betty Martin Cynthia Piazza Ramona Maloney Mindy Staten Pat Bailey Rachel Newbaker Pat Worsham 106 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB The Physical Education Majors Club was organized to stimulate a wide intelligent interest in health, physical education, and recreation and also ' to promote pro- fessional and social cooperation between majors and faculty. All physical education majors belong to the club. Coach Forest E. Wyatt Advisor Row 1, left to right: Glynda Austin, Anne White, Paula Womack, Maria Karabetsos, Lucy Shackelford, Jane Minnix, Bunny Hunt, Mindy Staten, Lucy Hutton. Row 2, left to right: Patricia Worsham, Norma Jean Spears, Betty Stevens, Sandra Reynolds, Ann Chatham, Barbara Ferguson, Patricia Jones, Linda Dyche, Delia Loyacono. Row 3, left to right: Anne Gaddis, Cynthia Piazza, Helen Winborn, Eileen Robertson, Lagatha Gray, Betty Martin, Janice Estep, Jeanette Lindsey, Jackie Wade. Row 4, left to right: Skippy Beasley, Don Fennell, Danny Graham, Judy Thomas, Mary Maloney, Ramona Maloney, Rachel Newbaker, Anne Bar- rentine. Row 5, left to right: Earl Staten, Jerry Henson, Doonie Homan, Emmette Simpson, Jerry Sullivan, Buddy Wade, Jerry Crowe. Row 6, left to right: Coach Forest E. Wyatt, Ray Bass, Byron Lehman, Norris Ashley, Fred Ghedine, Coach Margaret Wade. 107 Seated: Pat Bailey, President. Standing, left to right: Susan Johnson, Reporter; Barbara Ferguson, Secretary-treasurer; Anne Gaddis, Vice Presi- dent; Lucy Shackelford, Social Chairman; Ellie Adams, Vice President; Ramona Maloney, Social Chairman. Row 1, left to right: Vivian Bass, Marie Swain, Rita Hamill, Glynda Austin, Brandee Abrams, Sarah Adams. Row 2, left to right: Jean Eakin, Cynthia Piazza, Anne Gaddis, Patricia Worsham, Norma Jean Spears, Anne Barrentine, Judy Pepper. Row 3, left to right: Florence Buntin, Susan Johnson, Ramona Maloney, Geraldine Carpenter, Judy Thomas, Rachel Newbaker, Mary Maloney. 108 WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WAA sponsors intramurals for women of Delta State College. The purpose is to promote all forms of physical activity which makes for health and efficiency, to encourage good sports- manship and clean playing, and to promote in- terest and create leadership in athletics by training young women to interpret and enforce the rules as adopted by the American Physical Education Association. Coach Margaret Wade, Adviser Row 1, left to right: Paula Womack, Maria Karabetsos, Lucy Shackelford, Jane Minnix, Bunny Hunt, Mindy Staten, Lucy Hutton. Row 2, left to right: Betty Stevens, Sandra Reynolds, Ann Chatham, Barbara Ferguson, Patricia Jones, Lynda Dyche, Delia Loyacono. Row 3, left to right: Helen Winborn, Eileen Robertson, Lagatha Gray, Betty Martin, Janice Estep, Jeanette Lindsey, Jackie Wade. 109 Brenda Harrington, Head Delta Belle no BAND AND DELTA BELLES The College Band, open to qualified students from all major fields, is active as a marching unit during the football season and as a concert organization the remainder of the year. The ban d, which takes part in programs on and off the campus, is a service organization for those who plan to major in instrumental music, and for students in other major fields, it offers an opportunity to continue the enjoyment of instrumental play- ing. The Delta Belles, a precision marching and dance team, accompanies the Delta State Band at football games and makes many public appearances throughout the State and nation. Membership is determined by try-outs held at the beginning of the fall session. The band and Delta Belles represented the state of Mississippi at the National American Legion Conven- tion in Washington, D. C. in September. Ill Dr. Sam Adams Alumnus of the Year Dr. Sam Adams, Professor of Edu- cation at Louisiana State University and noted author on education and science, was selected as Delta State College ' s Outstanding Alumnus for 1966. The Outstanding Alumnus Award was presented to Dr. Adams by Miss Katie Mauldin. Dr. Adams graduated from Delta State in 1936, receiving ALUMNI CHAPTERS Bolivar County Chapter Greater Jackson Chapter Greater Memphis Chapter Greenville Chapter Gulf Coast Chapter Leflore County Chapter Natchez Chapter Sharkey County Chapter Tate County Chapter Vicksburg Chapter his B. S. degree. He received both his MA. and Ph. D. from Louisiana State University where has has served as Associate Dean of Academic Af- fairs. He then requested a transfer out of the administration field in order to do more research and writ- ing. Since accepting his first teaching job as a science teacher in 1936, Dr. Adams has blazed a trail which has seen him become an industrial chem- ist, foreman in electronics for the Tennessee Eastman Corp., research physicist for Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp., associate professor in various colleges and universities, and his present position. Dr. Adams is co-author of the Winston Understanding Science series (three books), co-author of Developing Arithmetic Concepts and Skills, co-author of Educa- tional Measurement for the Class- room Teacher, and author or co- author of about 70 articles. Memphis Chapter: Mr. Paul Baker, President, Mr. Tommy McCormick, Vice-President, Mrs. Jimmie Ruth Cannon, Secretary, Kent Wyatt, Alumni Secretary. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Kent Wyatt, Alumni Secretary Dr. James Ewing, Ed Kossman, Jr., President of the Alumni Association, and Kent Wyatt view the portrait of Dr. Ewing presented to the school by the Alumni Association at the Homecoming festivities. 113 FACULTY SCHOLARS Students of high academic achievement or potential are nominated as Fac- ulty Scholars by members of the faculty. In addition to recognition for scholar- ship, this group is urged to participate in the college honors program and faculty committee interviews and to plan for graduate work. Seated, left to right: Cathy Dempsey, Ann Tucker, Sherry Killebrew, Geraldine Carpenter, Susan Gordon, Jo Ann McCrory, Elaine Ware, Jackie Britt, Winford Trahan. Standing, left to right: Bobby Cauthen, Milton Thornton, David Halbert. 14 ALPHA PSI OMEGA OFFICERS President Ron Chester Stage Manager Chris Martin Business Manager Helen Winborn Advisor, Director of Theatre Richard D. Strahan Alpha Psi Omega is the world ' s largest national honorary dramatics fraternity. Striving to better dramatics on the college level, the Zeta Epsilon chapter has worked in every production this year in some aspect. This fraternity provides an honor society for those doing a high quality of work in dramatics and per- mits a wider fellowship for those interested in the college theater. Seated: Mr. Richard D. Strahan. Standing, left to right: Frances Norsworthy, Rita Bradford, Chris Martin, Helen Winborn, Ron Chester, Sandra Nicola. 115 KAPPA PI OFFICERS Jimmy Shackelford President Bill Watkins Vice-President Sissy Floyd Secretary and Treasurer Carolyn Muns Reporter Malcolm Norwood Advisor Delta Lambda Chapter of Kappa Pi, international honorary art fraternity, promotes high attainment in the field of visual arts. This organization ' s mem- bership is made up of students majoring or minoring in art who have given evidence of outstanding performance in a particular field of art. Some worth- while projects of 1966-1967 are scholarships, exhibits, and a contribution to the Florence Relief Fund. First row: Exie Rotenberiy, Jimmy Shackelford, Sam McElroy, Sissy Floyd. Second row: Glenna Houston, Jimmy Sullivan, Sharon Ellis, Sandra Nicola Third row: Phyllis Trelling, Emily McCain, Sally Boone, Jonathan Wu, Mr. Malcolm Norwood Fourth row: Cheryl Weatherly, Jerry Johnson, Pat Smith, Mr. Sam Britt, Lora Bell, Wilma Blackmon, Freddie Hutchinson 116 PHI Mil ALPHA Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia was founded October 6, 1898, at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. 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, to encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater, and to give outstanding worth in musical activity. One of the many functions of Theta Upsilon Chap- ter is the Stage Band which plays at all pep rallies and basketball games. At the close of each year a Chapter Sweetheart is selected; an American Musical is presented in which music of outstanding American composers is performed; and an annual Music Ma- jor award is given. fejB k f f : ' k: ■ 1 Fw n f i if j Hi 1 Hr- flH k JP I lk j i Left to right: James Hall, Treasurer; Ronnie Wilson, President; Charles Murphy, Warden; John Burke, Vice-President; Joe Joslin, Pledge Master; Jimmy Sartain, Secretary; Tommy Arendale, Pledge Master. Row 1, left to right: Jimmy Smith, Noel Jacobs, Frank Madden, Larry Eubanks, Tommy Arendale, Ronnie Wilson. Row 2, left to right: Ronnie Simmons, Randy Blake, James Hall, Charles Murphy, Lynn Baker. Row 3, left to right: Bill Amnions, John Burke, Jimmy Sartain, Jerry Evans, Joe Joslin. 117 BETA BETA BETA Beta Beta Beta is a society for students of the biological sciences. It seeks to encourage scholarly attainment in the field of learning by reserving its membership for those who achieve superior academic records and who indicate special aptitude for the subject of biological study. It aims to advance the gen- eral objectives of education of the life sci- ences. Beta Beta Beta endeavors to extend the boundaries of man ' s knowledge of nature by scientific investigation. It emphasizes a three- fold program: stimulation of sound scholar- ship, dissemination of scientific knowledge, and promotion of biological research. Left to right: Dianne Poe, Historian; Marilyn Everitt, Secretary; Pat Penning- ton, President. Row 1, left to right: Patricia Walton, Rebecca Luzzi, Marilyn Everitt, Pat Pennington, Dianne Poe, Martha Veazey. Row 2, left to right: Sonny Hairston, Joan Geiselman, Larry Pace, Bob Siares, Mary E. Turner, Winford Trahan, Dr. Henry Outlaw. Row 3, left to right: Dr. Johnny Ouzts, James Taylor, Richard Bolen, Robert Buckley, Edwin W. Green, L ewis H. Hightower, Sid Law. KAPPA DELTA PI OFFICERS President Ray Bass Vice President Louise Clara Secretary Donna McCullough Treasurer Dawn Culpepper Reporter and Historian Betty Thompson Advisor Dr. Douglas McDonald Kappa Delta Pi was organized to encourage high professional, intellectual, and personal standards and to rec- ognize outstanding contributions to education. To this end members are invited who exhibit commendable per- sonal qualities, worthy educational ideals, and sound scholarship. It endeavors to maintain a high degree of pro- fessional fellowship among its members and to quicken professional growth by honoring achievement in profes- sional work. The Theta Delta Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi was organized at Delta State College on June 28, 1954. MEMBERS— KAPPA DELTA PI Georgia Abraham Yolanda Allen Mrs. Dianne Arendale Anne Barrentine Tommy Barron Ray Bass Mrs. Louise P. Clara Mrs. Bettye Coleman Patricia Coleman Catherine Courtney Annette Dempsey Anne Gaddis Susan Gordon Juanita Grantham Jan Graves Janice Hand Sandra Hitt Warren N. Houston Freida Hughes Claudia Jackson Susan Johnson Sandra Johnson Janice Keith Sherry Killebrew Nan Long Juanita Massey Donna Sue McCullough Rose Jennings McDonald Hattie Ann McGhee Billy Jo McPherson Diane Moore Barbara C. Nicholson Rose Nicholson Sandra D. O ' Neill Pat Parker Samuel A. Perez Francine Poole Mildred S. Richard Hilda Hogue Robinson Mrs. Billie Faye Knox Shute Betty Thompson Evelyn Utroska Carolyn Vickers 119 PI OMEGA PI OFFICERS President Jackie Strickland Vice-President Susan Gordon Secretary Peggy Brock Historian Kay Brady Marshall and Reporter Veronica Strickland Chaplain Mary Ann Turner Pi Omega Pi is a national honorary society for business education majors. Membership is re- stricted to those business students who meet the high scholastic requirements as set forth in the constitution of Pi Omega Pi. Student members take an intelligent and active part in community affairs and acquire and develop desirable traits and attitudes through participation in chapter activities. Pi Omega Pi through its activities both national and local helps to prepare students to take their places as future teachers. Pi Omega Pi is one of the college honor societies affiliated with the Association of College Honor Societies. This association is the coordinating organization of the recognized collegiate honor societies which are generally regarded as having suitably high standards. Seated, left to right: Peggy Brock, Jackie Strickland, Susan Gordon. Standing, left to right: Nixi Shaw, Kay Brady, Veronica Strickland, Georgia Abraham, Miss Kathryn Keener, Sherry Killebrew, Geraldme Carpenter. 120 PI GAMMA MU Pi Gamma Mu is an honor society for students of high academic excellence in the fields of social science and history. Membership is limited to juniors and sen- iors who meet the standards established by the na- tional society. MEMBERS Eloise Aylward Tom Barron Janice Burrell Shirley Cagle Bettye Jackson Coleman Sammy Cranford Dawn Culpepper Troy Fulgham Juanita Grantham Daniel Hackett Ben Harper Peter Jernberg Sandra Johnson Bobby Jones Cornelia Kline Shirley Livingston Juanita Massey Jim Moore George Myers Rose Nicholson James Poag Douglas Schooler Philip Sherman William Smith III Jere Stansel David Sumrall Milton A. Thornton, Jr. Evelyn Utroska Cecelia Clair Walsh Mary Jane Walsh Hilbert Wilkinson Danny Williams Patsy Wilson Man is but a reed, the most feeble thing in nature; but he is a thinking reed. The entire universe need not arm itself to crush him. A vapor, a drop of water suffices to kill him. But, if the universe were to crush him, man would still be more noble than that which killed him, because he knows that he dies and the disadvantage which the universe has over him; the universe knows nothing of this. All our dignity consists, then, in thought. By it we must elevate ourselves, and not by space and time which we cannot fill. Let us endeavor, then, to think well; this is the principle of morality. Pascal — W. F. Trotter, tr. 121 Perkins Cochran, Annette Doyle. INTERFAITH COUNCIL OFFICERS Chairman Tommy Winders Secretary Annette Doyle The Inter-Faith Council is a religious organi- zation composed of representatives from var- ious religious, social, and departmental organi- zations on campus. It was reestablished at Delta State in 1965 under the direction of Mr. James Breland. The purpose of the Inter-Faith Council is to inspire the student to further develop and reinforce his religious beliefs and to coordinate and encourage any campus wide activities of a religious nature. In the past such projects as a Christmas tree lighting ceremony, Religious Emphasis Week, and a sunrise Easter service have been sponsored by the council. Seated: Caroline Hamilton. Standing, lejt to right: Jody Correro, Doug Young, Joe Cox, Walter Campbell. 122 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a non-denominational organization founded in 1955. FCA has grown to be a powerful and influential organization throughout the country. FCA, since its start on the Delta State campus in 1964, has grown steadily; its membership numbers around 30 boys. The chapter meets twice monthly, and its programs consist of outstanding speakers, films, and personal devotions. FCA strives to help athletes strengthen their faith in God, to realize that the spiritual side of their lives is the most important part, to be more active in their churches, and to realize the opportunities for influencing and witnessing. Left to right: Rex Keeton, Secretary; Bill Lassett, Vice-President; Ken Robinson, President; Billy Buckner, Vice-President. 123 a ft B B S B £ wl 1 i 4 1 1 I 1 . I Row 1. left to right: Barry McDonald, Hilda McHand, Mary Ann Barnett, JoAnn McCrory, Nicki Nichols, Yolanda Allen, Pat Parker, Jimmy Breland. Carolyn Vickers. Row 2, left to right: Joe Joslin, Sandra Hubbard, Tommy Winders, Bobby Lee, Gloria Lee. - MT - 51 : AM 1 M - ' H g Hj s L i BB L BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union is a specialized min- istry of Southern Baptists to students on the camp- uses of institutions of higher learning. Its purpose is to conserve and help train Baptist students for effective Christian discipleship. It functions to remind each student of his responsibility to Christ, his church, and his denomination, and of his obliga- tion as a Christian citizen to the world in which he lives. The B. S. U. also provides inspiration, in- formation, and fellowship which create the spiritual climate essential for Christian growth while in college. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President Tommy Winders Vice-President Bobby Lee Secretary Ann Hodges 124 CANTERBURY CLUB The Canterbury Club, sponsored by the Epis- copal Church, endeavors to awaken in the stu- dent 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. Left to right: Doug Young, President; Susan Odell, Secretary; Caroline Hamilton, Vice-President. Sealed: Mrs. A. C. Whittemore, Reverend R. A. Park. Standing, left to right: Patricia Alley, Lou Hallam, Alston Meeks, Peggy Lloyd, Caroline Hamilton, Jack Russel, Susan Odell, Libby Polk. 125 CHI ALPHA OFFICERS Becky Foster President Brenda Doyle Vice-President Sherry Cockrell Secretary-Treasurer Sue Ellis Reporter The Gamma Etu chapter of Chi Alpha was officially established on the Delta State Campus in 1963-1964. Chi Alpha is a ministry to collegians by the Assemblies of God. It was first organized for students of Pentecostal belief, but now has begun to minister to students of every faith desiring Chris- tian fellowship. This religious organization strives to provide students with situations necessary to the grasping and enlarging of faith so that they may be- come better acquainted with the Living Christ. Left to right: Sue Ellis, Sherry Cockrell, Brenda Doyle, Becky Foster, Rev. George E. Eagler. 126 WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP OFFICERS President David Halbert Vice-President Betty Randel Secretary-Treasurer . . . .Sharon Randel Representative Ivy Smith Synod WF Treasurer . . . David Givens Minister to Students Rev. John E. Hill Seated: Ann Graham, Advisor; Standing: David Halbert, David Givens, Sharon Randel, Betty Randel The Westminster Fellowship is under the sponsorship of the Synod of Mississippi of the Presbyterian Church. The students of Westminster Fellow- ship believe that Jesus Christ is relevant to all the problems of contemporary life on the modern campus. The local fellowship seeks to encourage the indi- vidual students to personal commitment to Jesus Christ and His purposes in the world. Weekly meetings, study groups, week-end conferences and group projects make up a portion of the activities of Westminster Fellowship. 127 Officers: Director, Bob Butts; Secretary, Jackie Strickland; Treasurer, Jimmy Grissom; Vice-President, Joan Moore; President, Walter Campbell. WESLEY FOUNDATION THE WESLEY FOUNDATION is the specialized ministry of the Metho- dist Church fulfilling a ministry on the college and university campus. It seeks to make the meaning of the Christian faith more real to a student during his college years by stimulating him to think about his vocation as a Christian student. It seeks also to bring him into confrontation with the Liv- ing Christ so that he may commit his life more completely to Him, and in so doing know himself, his neighbor, and his world in a radically new way. Seated, first row: Dan Hackett, Jean Sampley and Beth Butts, Angie Schultz, Marilyn Brantley, Nancy Johnson. Seated, second row: John Miller, Walter Campbell, Ann Reynolds, Linda Robinson, Martha Underhill. Seated, third row: Eula Margaret Schultz, Sandra Mallette, Rita Calcote, Linda Barnes, Margaret Mclntyre, Janice Chapman. Sara Davis. Standing: Patsy James, Shirley Washington, Jackie Strickland, Joan Moore, James Stevenson, Harvey Campbell, Bruce Butrum, Jimmy Grissom, David Willoughby, Sharon Ellis. 128 Seated:Frank Brocato, Margaret Naamari, Patricia Karls. Front row, left to right: Patty Brocato, Margaret Olivi, Linda Rossetti, John Aguzzi, George Abraham. Back row, left to right: Toni Mascagni, Betty Eidt, Jody Correro, Susan Matthews, Dorothy Skelton, Judy Dronet, .Mary Belenchia, Sandra Nicola, Betty Ries, Ralph Malatesta, Alan Fava. NEWMAN FEDERATION OFFICERS President Frank Brocato Vice President Margaret Naaman Recording Secretary Glenna Houston Corresponding Secretary Geraldine Bianca Treasurer ; Patricia Karls Advisers Maureen Webb Maxine Holcombe The Newman Club, which began in 1893 at the University of Pennsylvania with Cardinal John Henry Newman as its patron, has changed its name to Newman Federation. Its primary objective is not that of the social aspect but rather that of the spiritual and moral standings of Catholicism in the world in which we live. This Federation attempts to promote Catholic fellow- ship and cultural understanding among its members by fostering the intellectual, moral, and spiritual interests into a combined and inseparable force. 129 DISCIPLES STUDENT FELLOWSHIP The Disciples Student Fellowship is an organization for college students of the Christian Faith. DSF provides time in weekly meetings for students to pre- sent programs, discuss problems and to re-examine the teachings in the Bible as applied to us here on the college campus. However, DSF ' s purpose is to guide not only the students on campus today, but the Christians of tomorrow toward leading a Christlike life forever. Although a recent addition to this campus, the Disciples Student Fellow- ship organization is making a place for itself. Left to right: Jane Minnix, Paula Womack, Betsy White, Betty Smith, Annette Doyle, Brenda Hutchinson, Rev. William E: McKnight, Melton MelDass. 130 greeks PANHELLENIC COUNCIL President Sandra Mallette Vice-President Charlotte Rogers Secretary Lucy Shackelford Treasurer Georgia Abraham Sheilah Hamilton Gail Tyler 132 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Not pictured: Roger Jamison Secretary-Treasurer President Bobby Cauthen Vice-President Gary Bonds Danny Shackelford Joe Cox Kenny Dahl Gene Harrison Jim Moore Dick Gruetzmacher 133 Georgia Abraham Suzanne Alford Linda Baker Harriet Coleman Wanda Crawford Susan Cribbs Marcia Crutchfield Marion Crutchfield Linda Curley Carol Exterstein Carole Ferris Sissy Floyd Libby Griffin Janice Hand Brenda Harrington Tut Harrington Ann Harwood Peggi Hawk Martha Lee Haynes Sandra Holloway Johanna Hood Glenna Houston Vikki Houston Sherry Killebrew Patsy Lacey Karen LaPresto Nan Long Pam McKinney Cynthia McVay Peggy Ann Mabus Sandra Mallette Ann Merriweather Fran Ming Glynn Ming Donna Moore Martha Jean Nabors Frances Pantin Janice Pounds Bonita Prestige Fane Showers Charlotte Smith Ivy Smith Martha Smith Vickie Smith Sharon Springer Betty Thompson Martha Veazey Margaret Williams Pat Wolfe DELTA DELTA DELTA On Thanksgiving Eve, 1888, four young ladies at Boston University found- ed 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 108 collegiate chapters with over 81,000 members. Phi Phi Chapter was established at Delta State on November 10, 1962. Since that time the Tri Deltas have produced leaders in all phases of cam- pus life such as Faculty Scholars, DSC Beauties, members of the Homecoming Court, Delta Belles, class favorites, cheerleaders, 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 char- acter, to broaden the moral and intellectual life, and to assist its 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. 8 g a , Q El Left to right: Brenda Harrington, Treasurer; Patsy Lacey, Marshall; Wanda Crawford, Secretary; Peggi Hawk, Vice President; Nan Long, Chaplain; Harriet Coleman, Social Chairman; Not pictured: Glynn Ming, President. 135 Carole Beeson Sylvia Bennett Marie Bryant Pat Buechting Florence Buntin Judy Castle Laura Cefalu Mimi Cefalu Josephine Coker Kay Collier Sally Cousley Becky Derrick Margaret Fowler Anne Gaddis Jan Graves Linda Hamblett Caroline Hamilton Jane Hearn Merrye Lynn Hemphill Sandra Hitt Freida Hughes Barbara Jamison Suanne Johnson Susan Johnson Becky Jones Mary Jones Judy Juchheim Maria Karabetsos Caem Lewis Janice Lingle Judy Marsalis Cherry Mullins Suzy Mullins Judy Nutt Susan Odell Betty Pepper Farilyn Philen Carolyn Post . Susan Quick Bonnie Robertson Charlotte Rogers Daty Sanders Lucy Shackelford Glenda Sims Robin Smith Sharon Sulton Vicki Stevenson Dotty Taylor Cheryl Weatherly Paula Womack Judy Wyatt KAPPA DELTA Kappa Delta Sorority was founded at Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia, in 1897. Since that time Kappa Delta has become a vast sisterhood of over 100 collegiate chapters with over 55,000 members. Kappa Delta came to Delta State ' s campus in the form of Gamma Psi Chapter in 1962. During Gamma Psi ' s short history its members have done much to further the traditions and ideals of the sorority. In ways of social service Gamma Psi makes weekly visits to the local convalescent home and helps with the Easter Seal drive. This year Kappa Deltas joined with Kappa Alphas in a Thanksgiving project to collect food for needy families and in a Christmas project to adopt children for Christmas. Kappa Deltas are represented among campus beauties, favorites, homecoming maids, cheer- leaders, class officers, various honoraries, the Senate, Student Government officers, and other campus organizations. Gamma Psi is especially proud to have Delta State ' s Most Beautiful as one of its members. Social events held by Kappa Deltas each year include informal date parties, the White Rose Formal or the Emerald Ball, a Mother- Alumnae Tea, and a reception honoring DSCs faculty. Kappa Deltas are united by common bonds of loyalty and sisterhood, and they aim for ex- cellence in scholarship, gracious living, and understanding of those without as well as those within their circle by striving for that which is honorable, beautiful, and highest. Standing, left to right: Merrye Lynn Hemphill,. President, Freida Hughes, Vice-Presi- dent; Charlotte Rogers, Secretary; Kay Collier, Treasurer. Seated, left to right: Anne Gaddis, Assistant Treasurer; Carole Beeson, Membership Chairman; Sandra Hitt, Editor. Not pictured: Connie Chavers 137 Cathy Austin Marilyn Bidwell Nita Bishop Carol Cardinell Linda Chapman Sharon Coats Mary Camile Cuming Mitzie Goodman Sheilah Hamilton Caroline Hannah Malinda Houston Billie Johnson Pat Karls Susan Matthews Susan Moore Melinda Mortimer Darlene Nelms Susan Scott Ginny Simonton Pat Smith Cheryl Stonestreet Mary Swain Pamela Thompson Gail Tyler Phyllis Trelling Bonnie Weifenbach Joan Wherry Ann White Ellen White PHI MU Phi Mu began over a century ago when three young women, while attending Wesleyan Col- lege in Macon, Georgia, formed the Philomathean Society in 1852. They chose as their stand- ards the rose carnation and the colors rose and white. Phi Mu is the second oldest college or- ganization for college women and now boasts ninety-eight active collegiate chapters. Kappa Epsilon Chapter of Phi Mu became a colony on the Delta State campus March 13, 1966 and was installed as a chapter December 4, 1966. Phi Mu ' s have taken honors on cam- pus such as class favorites, student government officers, members of the Homecoming Court, Delta Belles, Faculty Scholars, and members of the Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Phi Mu ' s aims are high standards of conduct and scholarship, experience in living and work- ing together, and opportunities for leadership, fellowship, and lasting friendships. These aims are exemplified in its open motto The Faithful Sisters. Seated, left to right: Sheikh Hamilton, Chaplain; Carol Cardinell, Membership Chair- man; Ellen White, President; Darlene Nelms, Treasurer. Standing, left to right: Gayle Tyler, Secretary; Malinda Houston, Pledge Trainer; Mary Camile Cuming, Vice-President. 139 Geoff Abraham George Abraham Doug Bailey Curtis Barton Gary Bonds Claude Bridges Bobby Buckley Bobby Bunkley Bobby Cauthen Charles Cocke Jamie Cuming Harry Dickman Hank Drake David Drummer David Etheridge Laney Funderburke Tommy Gardner Bobby Hancock Billy Hanson John Hathcock James Jacks John Langford John Lewis Bill Lowrance Harold Manning Charles McCurdy Sam McElroy Ray Meeks Jim Mitchell Tommy Nichols Bubba Parker Bryce Ruth Bobby Schmaltz Danny Shackelford Jimmy Shackelford Jimmy Sheppard Lynn Switzer Bill Walters Jimmy Wilson Doug Young KAPPA ALPHA ORDER Kappa Alpha Order was founded at Washington and Lee College in Lexington, Virginia on December 21, 1865, by a group of Confederate soldiers. Kappa Alpha ' s founders chose as their spiritual father General Robert E. Lee, who was president of Washington and Lee at the time. It is to General Lee that many ideals of Kappa Alpha are traced. Kappa Alpha now claims eighty-five active collegiate chapters, all located in the South, with over 50,000 members. On November 14, 1964, what was Delta Alpha Omega Fraternity became Delta Beta Chapter of Kappa Alpha Order. The men of Delta Beta are active in all phases of campus life. KA ' s serve as presi- dent and vice-president of the senior class, president of the junior class, and president and vice-president of the sophomore class. KA ' s also hold the offices of Student Body President, president and vice-president of Omicron Delta, president of Kappa Pi, and Attorney General. KA ' s excel in scholarship and have won the coveted Inter-Fraternity Council Scholarship Trophy for two consecutive semesters. Delta Beta has many social functions each year. Among these are Homecoming, a Christmas Party, and the annual Rose Ball. The aim of Kappa Alpha Order is to train young men to cherish the southern ideal and protecting pure womanhood, practicing courtesy and self control, and preferring self respect to ill-gotten gain. KA Rose Glynn Ming Left to right: Bobby Buckley, Recording Secretary; Bill Lowrance, Vice-President; Bobby Cauthen, President; Jimmy Shackelford, Historian. Not pictured: Stf Bruce Butrum ■ ffl ft Mike Carraway W fr , Bobby Dyer Jack Gregory Kenny Hawkins Andy Mason Tommy McCracken Charles Oldham ' John Pearson Hugh Smith Bobby Tosch Bhte. Jimmy Whatley m w Mi 141 Bobby Alexander John Almany Jay Arnold Bobby Barr Terry Barr Gene Boykin Frederick C. Bryant Richard Buntin Don Campbell Pat Chambless Mike Daigle Don Dunlap Frank Fasinski William Ronnie Gregg Dan Hackett Hayden Hall Bo Howell Walker A. Jones Sid Law George Lewis Tommy Lord Henry McCabe Ralph Malatesta Carlisle Miller Don Morrison Doug Murrell Earl Naron Kenny Pieralisi Phillip Ricks Fred Reis Rodney Sanders Ray Sellers Philip Sherman Frank Sistare Pete Swain Barry Talbert Jackie Thompson Cully Turner Johnny Williams Chan Worley PI KAPPA ALPHA Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity was established March 1, 1868, on the campus of the University of Virginia. In its 98th year, Pi Kappa Alpha ranks as one of the oldest national frat ernities, with over 130 active collegiate chapters and 65,000 duly initiated members. One of the few fraternities with its National Headquarters in the South, Pi Kappa Alpha came to Mississippi in 1905 with the establishment of Zeta- Beta Chapter on December 15, 1963. PiKa became the first fraternity in the state to have collegiate chapters at all the colleges which have social Greeks. The men of Zeta Beta Chapter strive to excel in all facets of campus ac- tivity. The Pikes now hold the Inter-Fraternity Athletic Award. In campus leadership, PiKA has produced the SGA Vice President and Treasurer, Presi- dent of the freshman class, President of the Men ' s Judiciary Council, and several SGA senators. The Pikes are honored to have two members selected to the Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. As the 1966-1967 academic year continues, the members of Zeta-Beta Chap- ter are looking forward to even greater achievements in the future. Left to right: Rodney Sanders, Treasurer; Charles Cascio, Secretary; Doug Murrell, President; Joe Cox, Vice-Presi- dent. PiKA Dreamgirl Suzanne Alford Not pictured: Jerry C. Bratton Charles Cascio Mel Crews Gene Harris Philip Land Skip McMillan Randel Renegar Charles Sherman Eddy Soro James Tidewell Ruff Turner George Walsh Perry Joe Willingham Tony Wiltshire Buddy Vandevender 143 Bill Ammons Bill Aycock Tom Barron John Bishop Allan Casanova Ron Chester Earnie Chiasson Butch Coney Fred Ghedine Joe Gladden ™ Charles Griffin Richard Gruetzemacher Mike Haile Kenny Howard Roger Jamison Russ Lewis Charlie McWilliams Al Moore Jim Moore Neal Nations Jack Poison Robert Quinn Lewis Smithart Chris Stanford Richard Stevens Billy West Richard D. Strahan, Sponsor PHI KAPPA TAU COLONY The Phi Kappa Tau Colony on Delta State ' s campus, established in the spring of 1965, was first founded as a non-connectional social fraternity in 1963. This local fraternity was known as Phi Tau Delta. The colony is now working toward full initiation into Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity. The organization has strived for scholastic excellency, the initiation of lead- ership among its men, and a solid contribution to school spirit. Since the local Phi Tau Delta was founded, the Phi Taus have made many outstanding con- tributions to Delta State. Phi Taus hold offices in Delta Playhouse; they are found on the Dean ' s List and the President ' s List; and they run concessions at all athletic events. Through the purposeful effort the fraternity has made to give to its mem- bership the ideals of scholarship and leadership, the Phi Taus have become an asset in the promotion and achievement of academic and social leadership at Delta State. Not pictured: Mac Anders Barry Chatham Bill Gary Wayne Holmes Gene Martin Melton Melpass Charlie Saunders James Smithart Phi Tau Sweetheart Bonnie Jordan Seated, left to right: Dick Stevens, President; Jim Moore, Vice-Presi- dent; Dick Gruetzemacher, Admin. Secretary; Tom Barron, Pledge Master. Standing, left to right: Fred Ghedine, Sergeant-at-Arms; Roger Jami- son, Alumni Secretary. 145 athletics David Boo Ferriss Director of Athletics FOOTBALL 1966 Since 1959, Delta State ' s overall athletic program has progressed greatly, and much credit must be be- stowed upon its athletic director, David M. Boo Ferriss, former pitcher and pitching coach of the Boston Red Sox. Regarded as an outstanding sportsman, public speaker, and sponsor of Delta State ' s Chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Ferriss has done much in ex- panding Delta State sports. He not only helps coordinate its activities, but also serves as Statesman baseball coach. He was signed by the Red Sox after his junior year of college and compiled a brilliant record of 65 wins against only 30 defeats as a right-handed pitcher be- tween 1945 through 1950, for a .684 percentage. His career was cut short by an arm injury, and after serving as pitching coach for the Red Sox he gave up pro ball, serving since 1959 as athletic director and baseball coach at DSC. Honors and citations have been many for Ferriss during his long and illustrious career in sports. But probably the greatest yet came when he was inducted into the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame. Ferriss ' pic- ture is permanently displayed at the Mississippi Coli- seum in Jackson along with the other honorees. 148 ' J 117 ' 1ft V ' ■ B bi T ■J -- nf ' fl Horace McCool Head Football Coach Aubrey Rozzell Defensive Coach Gene Chadwick Backfield Coach 149 Dan McAlpin Student Coach Ronnie Clary Student Coach Langston Rogers Sports Information Director Jimmy Warren Student Coach Raymond Morgan Student Coach John Daggett Head Manager Richard Mascagni Student Coach Jerry Sullivan Student Coach Ken Robinson Announcer 150 A 1 i B III George Abraham Head Trainer David Halbert Head Cameraman Jim Davis Trainer Richard Cox Manager Bill McAllister Manager Ken Hardin— QB Allen Jones— QB Earnie Wells— K James Hobson— QB-P STATEMEN Of 1966 Billy Buckner— QB Byron Rasco— WB Bobby Bunkley— TB Mike Daiele— WB 152 Don Fennell — FB Mac Anders— WB Jerry Hopper — TB 1 p -r . JCfefr Br i l .. S ' ' ■4 ,V v c:_J — a| 31 Doug Fowler — P Gary Randall— TB Ray Hale— WB Butch Coney— TB Tim Gibson — TB Tommy Parker — TB 153 Quimby Morgan — WB Phil Mazella— TB Carl Allen Pope— TB Rick Owen— WB Griffin Steed— FB Jerry Little — FB Steve Richardson — FB John Bishop — C Allan Casanova — C 154 Charles Coggins — C Allen Kimbrell— C Wayne Holmes — G Rabb Warnock— G Charles Rochelle — G Joe DeMelfi— G Wayne Scarborough — G Buddy Wade— G Bill Lassett— G 155 • ' J •n. r Si ig$w| . :... ■ •V.- ' - ,_f, Se Mr PlPf s Srwi - •TiJSrf ' .:-..■ ' j vC ' ' - ' DSC ARK A College Stadium, Monticello, Ark.: Sept. 15, 1966 Opening the season with a disappoint- ing loss to the Boll Weevils, Delta dropped the opener 7-0. Neither team scored for three quarters until A M tal- lied on a 10 yard pass. With the suc- cessful extra point the score stood 7-0 until the game ended. Quarterback Billy Buckner completed 20 of 39 passes for 236 yards for one bright spot in the Delta attack. In the final analysis, the Statesmen held a wide margin statistical- ly, but A M led 7-0. DSC 28 USL 3 Delta Field, Sept. 24, 1966. A tremendous team effort by the Statesmen enabled the Greenies to snap back from their first loss of the previous week. Quarterback Billy Buckner completed 14 of 23 passes for 227 yards and 4 touch- downs to lead the Delta offense. A forward wall composed of Hughes, Warnock, Coggins, Scarborough, and Chiasson blocked effectively all night, giving Buckner the protection he needed. The defense, with De- Melfi, Lasset, and Bishop leading the charge, limited Southwestern to 21 yards rushing. Buckner ' s TD passes were caught by Billy McMullin and Larry Skelton, who received two passes each. Kicking specialist Wells scored 4 extra points and halfback Butch Coney led in rushing with 80 yards. 156 DSC UTMB College Field, Martin. Tenn.; Oct. 1, 966 Coming to life in the fourth quarter, )elta State scored on a 27 yard pass rom Billy Buckner to end Billy McMul- in. On the conversion, Earnie Wells nade the score 7-3. UTMB ' s only score temmed from a 29 yard field goal in the ast two minutes before the half. In a efensive battle, the Vols punted eleven imes as opposed to James Hobson ' s ten. )utstanding defensively for the States- len were Blocker, Keeton, DeMelfi, Las- et, Williams, and Grant. DSC 16 TROY 20 Memorial Stadium, Ozark, Ala.: Oct. 8, 1966 Delta State lost in more ways than on the scoreboard to the Troy ' Red Wave ' when one of Delta ' s top receivers, Billy McMullin, was put out for the rest of the season with an injured knee and halfback Phil Mazella suffered a serious neck injury. After the scoring in the first quarter, with Troy leading 7-3, both teams settled down to some- what of a defensive game. Offensively, Billy Buckner scored one TD and passed for 181 yards, completing 15 of 27 passes. Tony Wiltshire scored one TD, and Earnie Wells booted one field goal and two extra points. 157 2 ,- i L -- - ' m -- DSC 18 PARSONS COLLEGE 19 Blum Stadium, Fairfield, Iowa; Oct. 22, 1966 DSC, playing before a crowd of 6,000 fans on- a windy afternoon, dropped a heartbreaker to Parsons College. The mistakes of this game proved fatal. Delta fumbled three times, had two passes intercepted, and was penalized eight times for a total of 81 yards. Offensively, Delta scored TD ' s by halfback Butch Coney and end Jack Gregory in the final period. Freshman Earnie Wells booted field goals of 48 and 43 yards. Although DSC lost the game, Delta led statistically. DSC 31 SAMFORD U. 14 Delta Field, Oct. 15, 1966 Behind the tremendous rushing of sophomore tailback Gary Randall and an alert defensive backfield, Delta con- quered the Samford University Bulldogs before an overflowing crowd at Home- coming. Buckner completed 9 out of 27 passes for 136 yards with Randall rush- ing 206 yards for 2 TD ' s, one for 73 yards. Samford, previously undefeated with a 4-0 record, was held to an in- credible 48 yards rushing. Gregory scored on a 64 yard pass interception. Wells connected for 4 extra points and a field goal of 24 yards. 158 DSC 32 FLORENCE 21 Delta Field, Oct. 29, 1966 The Statesmen, after a shaky first half, roared back following intermission to score 21 points and defeat the Florence State Lions 32-21. The Lions were limited to minus 30 yards rushing by a sharp de- fensive team. Mac Anders intercepted one pass and returned it 25 yards for a TD. Buckner passed for two TD ' s, one to Jerry Little for 8 yards and one to Gar- land Priddy for 18 yards. Randall ran for 2 touchdowns, one for 1 yard and one for 13 yards. DSC 23 JACKSONVILLE 10 Delta Field, Nov. 5, 1966. The Statesmen pulled a major upset over the bowl-bound Jacksonville State Gamecocks 23-10. The Greenies jumped out in front 13-0 with 2 field goals by Earnie Wells and a touchdown by wingback Byron Rasco early in the first half. After Don Fennell stole the ball from a Jackson- ville man, Buckner hit Priddy for a TD on the first play from scrimmage making Delta ' s tally 20-10. The Statesmen ' s final score came on a field goal of 31 yards booted by Wells with 35 seconds left in the third quarter. B 1 HMl - JU v k v ' iHB w . Wy 5 p£fl 1 ym pP WF M K: ' ■ ii ■[ B BT w if I X 159 DSC 10 NORTHEAST LA. 14 Delta Field, Nov. 12, 1966 Leading 7-0 at half time after a 41 yard TD pass from Billy Buckner to Garland Priddy, Delta lost a thriller to Northeast La. 14-10. NE tallied in the third quarter making the score 7-7, but Delta resumed the lead with a 25 yard field goal by Earnie Wells. NE, how- ever, came roaring back in the final min- utes of the game by a 42 yard pass play which clinched the victory for the Indi- ans. In this last home game of the season, 18 seniors played their final game on Delta Field. DSC 49 LA. COLLEGE 7 Alumni Field, Pineville, La.; Nov. 19, 1966. In the final game of the season, Delta easily took Louisiana College 49-7 with Billy Buckner passing for 4 TD ' s, 2 to Byron Rasco and 2 to Jack Gregory. One of the aerials to Gregory was for 70 yards. Buckner scored one touchdown, and Gary Randall ran for one. On a pass inter- ception, defensive back Don Fennell returned one for a 28 yard score. Wells connected seven for seven on point after touchdown attempts. The offensive interior line composed of Hughes, Strickland, Wade, Scarborough, and Coggins did an outstanding job of protecting Buckner to give the receivers plenty of time to get open. Fred Ghedine led a ® R3 i 4K J jjffii i 4p pw m ♦■ f t 1) « .:;, ■ 1 B f 1 r .... rg «r - ■ IfA 1 l 4 ' pHN9|S|£ Statesmen ' s defensive team which kept the Wildcats bottled up all night. This game completed Delta ' s 1966 season with 6 wins against 4 losses for the Greenies. 160 Claude Brown — G Danny Forrest — G James Strickland — T Earnie Chiasson — T Rex Keeton — T Danny Williams — T Fred Ghedine — T Fred Enis — T Garland Priddy— E 161 Pat Pennington — E Jimmy Shields — E Benny Golf — E Jack Gregory — E Charles Barton — E 162 Chester Grant — E Billy Blocker— E Larry Skelton — E Jimmy Devers — E Larry Sullivan — E tB (1 ' V jB HPI L Kf H j jr v S H • 164 CHEERLEADERS Kneeling, left to right: Anne Gaddis, Mimi Cefalu. Standing, left to right: Sherry Killebrew, Suzanne Alford, Glenna Houston. 165 BASKETBALL 1966-67 DSC Dec. 1 Northwestern Louisiana Dec. 6 Little Rock University Dec. 10 Samford University Dec. 12 Southeastern Louisiana Dec. 15 Northeast Louisiana Dec. 17 Northwestern Louisiana Jan. 3 Spring Hill Jan. 6 Martin Branch Tenn. Jan. 7 Martin Branch Tenn. Jan. 12 Mississippi State Jan. 14 Southeastern Louisiana Jan. 16 Louisiana College Jan. 21 Arkansas A M Jan. 28 Kentucky Wesleyan Jan. 31 Southern Mississippi Feb. 4 Louisiana College Feb. 7 Mississippi College Feb. 11 Southern Mississippi Feb. 13 Samford University Feb. 16 Little Rock University Feb. 18 Martin Branch Tenn. Feb. 24 Mississippi College Feb. 25 Spring Hill Feb. 28 Northeast Louisiana Opp. 96— 70 77— 69 73— 68 61— 65 74— 76 65— 63 71— 48 82— 61 67— 57 65— 68 91— 78 78— 84 104— 75 61— 87 88—102 75— 71 84— 46 71— 76 83—108 87— 81 77— 87 107—100 46— 76 86— 74 Jim Murrell — Head Coach Wayne Hanes Student Assistant Delta State ' s Basketball Team compiled a respectable 14-10 record and the outlook for next year should be excellent with no seniors on the squad. Coach Murrell, finishing his fifth year at Delta State has an outstanding record of 64 wins and 49 losses. Sophomore Sammy Little from Mt. Sterling, Ky. led the team in scoring. Junior Norris Ashley of Ingomar, Miss, and Cliff Mills of Manchester, Ky. led in rebounding. Highlights of the year were the team ' s victory over Miss. College 107-100, Sammy Little ' s 49 points against Southeastern La., double victories over Northwestern La., and a rebound vic- tory over La. College. The 66-67 campaign was a success and much valuable playing time was gained by all team members. A knee injury to starting sophomore guard, Tommy Young, from Allentown, Pa. in the 5th game was a bad break for the Statesmen but junior guard, Tommy Grimes from Jackson took over and did an excellent job, for the remainder of the season, becoming the team ' s playmaker. Big Tommy McKiernon rounded out the starting 5 with consistently good scoring and rebounding. Reserves Bryon Lehman, Gene Kirk, and Danny Graham came off the bench all season long to give a sometimes needed lift to the Green and White. Coach Murrell said before the season started, Despite youth and inexperience this could be an interesting season, and it was that indeed. Front row, left to right: Coach James Murrell, Tommy Young, Sammy Little, Danny Graham, Allen Parker, Jimmy Whitehurst, Tommy Grimes, Back%ow, tlffto right: Philip Land, Manager; Norris Ashley, Al Pierce, Tom McKiernon, Gene Kirk, Cliff Mills, Skippy Beasley, Manager George Abraham, Trainer. 167 Skippy Beasley Head Manager George Abraham Trainer Philip Land Manager Langston Rogers Official Scorer Ken Robinson Announcer 168 IF Hi ' •■ Tla t s fV . v ' «. - .. : '  ) 1 ... -.-i ' ' •■ ■ ' JH l i ■K c itiL%L ff ' dB | Tnh j§ 1 i HBf i ft if] j I m BU-.-asv.J J 1 44 j4 V I j i tSSi B • ? f • ! y- • • • . • 172 mm 4JHn ....■._,.. w ' . . . JftMMBUWH Wl 1 j re 173 Tommy Young — G Allen Parker— G Tommy Grimes — G Sammy Little — G Jimmy Whitehurst — F Danny Graham — F 74 Gene Kirk — F Byron Lehman — F Cliff Mills— F Norris Ashley — C Tommy McKiernon — F Al Pierce — C 175 BASEBALL 1966 Baseball 1966 The Statesmen compiled a respectable 14-13 record in 1966, finishing up with a double victory over arch-rival Southern Mississippi. This season was the toughest ever; one of the defi- nite highlights of the year was the showing against SEC foes in which the Statesmen were 3-3- The outlook for the coming campaign is excellent with the overall squad looking very strong. Coach Boo Ferriss 176 1966 DELTA STATE BASEBALL RECORD DELTA STATE 6 SOUTHEASTERN LA. 8 Delta State 6 Delta State 2 Delta State 2 Delta State 6 Delta State 7 Delta State 9 Delta State 6 Delta State 4 Delta State 2 Delta State 5 Delta State 6 Delta State 2 Delta State 4 Delta State 9 Delta State 5 Delta State 12 Delta State 7 Delta State 2 Delta State 10 Delta State 3 Delta State 2 Delta State 3 Delta State 6 Delta State 1 Delta State 4 Delta State 9 Delta State 2 Southeastern Louisiana 8 Southeastern Louisiana 1 Louisiana State 4 Louisiana State 4 Arkansas A M Arkansas A M 1 Northeast Louisiana 10 Northeast Louisiana 6 Mississippi State 3 Mississippi State 4 Parsons College 11 Parsons College 1 Parsons College 8 William Carey (12 innings) 10 Memphis State 3 Quincy College 1 Quincy College .- 1 Ole Miss 6 Ole Miss 8 Mississippi College Mississippi College 1 Mississippi College 4 Memphis State 10 Southern Mississippi 5 William Carey 8 Southern Mississippi 3 Southern Mississippi 1 Team Record — 14 wins, 13 losses 1966 LEADERS Leading Hitters Most Runs Most Hits Most Runs Batted In Most Doubles Most Triples Most Home Runs Most Stolen Bases Most Bases on Balls Pitching Best Records Best Earned Run Average Most Innings Pitched Most Strikeouts Jerry Pitcock 384 Dixie Walker 323 Jerry Pitcock 20 Dixie Walker 20 Jerry Pitcock 33 Jerry Pitcock 28 Jerry Pitcock 7 Dixie Walker 7 Jerry Pitcock 2 Jim Whitehurst 2 Butch East 6 Dixie Walker 11 Dixie Walker ' 19 Jerry Boatner 6-3 Charles Jourdan 5-3 Charles Jourdan 2.38 Jerry Boatner 3.00 Charles Jourdan 68 Charles Jourdan 91 177 178 179 1966 BASEBALL LETTERMEN Doug Bell P Freshman Jerry Boatner P Junior Claude Bridges SS Sophomore T. J. Byrd OF Senior Bobby Cauthen P Junior Butch East C-OF Sophomore Paul Hurst IB Junior Charles Jourdan P Freshman Bobby Lee P Junior Barry McDonald P Sophomore Ronald McMinn C Senior Raymond Morgan IB Senior Jerry Pitcock OF Senior Danny Shackelford 2B Junior Payne Spence OF . ' Junior Dixie Walker : 3B Senior Morris Wiltshire P Freshman Jim Whitehurst OF Freshman Managers — Larry Ledbetter and Jerry Locke «fi AWARDS Butch Caston Butch Caston of Baton Rouge, Louisiana won the highest athletic honor presented at Delta State College last spring when he was awarded the Freddy Black Memorial Award. This trophy was dedicated to the memory of Freddy Black, former Delta State student and Statesmen quarterback, who was drowned during the Christmas holidays in 1953. This trophy, awarded primarily on the basis of sportsman- ship, is presented each year to a member of the football team; it is engraved with his name and is on display in the trophy case in Walter Sillers Coliseum. PAST WINNERS 1953 Dene Padavon 1954 Edwin Gip Garner 1955 Aubrey Rozell 1956 Carl Grubbs 1957 Robert Parnell 1958 Douglas Sullivan 1959 George Arendale I960 Jimmy Craig 1961 Don Ward 1962 Pat Hennington 1963 Eddie Davinport 1964 Chester Norris 1965 Harry Ballard 182 SPRING Seated, left to right: Ronald McMinn, Outstanding Service Award in Baseball; Norris Ashley, Sportsmanship Award in Basketball, Best Rebounder in Basketball; Wayne Hanes, Most Valuable Player in Basketball; Jimmy Pongetti, Most Valuable Player in Golf. Standing, left to right: Tommy Grimes, Best Defensive Award in Basketball; Kay Hughes, Best Free Throw Percentage Award in Basketball; Dixie Walker, Most Valuable Player in Baseball, The David Boo Ferris Sportsmanship Award; Sharp Atkinson, Most Valuable Player in Tennis. FALL Seated, left to right: Billy Blocker, Sportsmanship Aw rd; Rex Keeton, Sportsmanship Award; Billy Buckner, Most Valuable Player, Best Offensive Player; John Bishop, Best Defensive Player. Standing, left to right: Danny Williams, McHardy Outstanding Service Award; Garland Priddy, Most Improved Player; Wayne Scarborough, Best Blocker; Gary Randall, Gvitan Achievement Award. 183 184 TENNIS Finishing with a 3-6 record, Delta State ' s tennis team ended the season on a triumphant note with a victory over Millsaps. Highlights of the season were participation in two tournaments and Sharp Atkin- son ' s receiving his fourth letter in tennis. Coach E. B. Chadwick optimistically looks forward to the coming season with several of the squad members returning. Under Coach Chadwick ' s direction, the team promises to provide tennis fans with some exciting action during the 1967 season. Coach E. B. Chadwick Left to right: Buddy Hemphill, Tommy Young, Harold Smith, Sharp Atkinson, Bob Inmon, Ermis Wilson. 185 Kneeling, left to right: David Halbert, John Malloy, Jack Munal. Standing, left to right: Coach Forest Wyatt, Jimmy Pongetti, Bruce Webster. Not pictured: Jody Correro. 186 The best season in a long time were the words of golf coach Forest Wyatt as he reviewed the accomplishments on the links of the 1966 golf team. The team lost only one duel match; the highlight of the year was defeating Southwestern of Memphis for Southwestern ' s first loss in duel play in 18 matches. Graduation took two outstanding golfers in Jimmy Pongetti and Jack Munal, but an outstanding team returns for another season in 1967. 187 M CLUB The M Club, organized during Homecoming in 1936, is composed of men who have been awarded letters in a var- sity sport. The organization seeks to promote sportsmanship in athletics, to further high standards of scholarship among athletes, and to provide friendship and fellowship both for members and for others. Don Fennell President M Club Sweetheart Janice Arlington Earnie Chiasson Vice-President Buddy Wade Se cretary Tommy McKiernon Treasurer Joe DeMelfi Sergeant-at-Arms Norris Ashley Doug Bell John Bishop Jerry Boatner Claude Bridges Bobby Cauthen Jerry Compton Donnie Dick Doug Fowler Fred Ghedine Danny Graham Ed Green Jack Gregory Tommy Grimes David Halbert Wayne Hanes Leland Hughes Paul Hurst Rex Keeton Sammy Little Barry McDonald Billy McMullen Richard Mascagni Cliff Mills Quimby Morgan Tommy Russell Wayne Scarborough Danny Shackelford Jimmy Shackelford Larry Skelton Jimmy Whitehurst Dwight Wiley Danny Williams Tommy Young TRACK Competing for the first time in several years, Delta State ' s track team participated in the Mississippi College Relays in Clinton and the Southwestern Relays in Memphis. Jack Gregory and Leland Hughes, high point scorers for the Statesmen in Memphis, captured two first places. Jack placed first in the shot put with a toss of 49 feet and liy 4 inches. Hurling the discus 142 feet and 5 inches, Leland won a first in this event. Other scorers for the Statesmen at Memphis were Jerry Compton, who placed second in the high jump, and James Hobson, who placed third in the broad jump. Standing left to right: Jack Gregory, Leland Hughes, Pat Pennington, Garry Randall, Frank Ramsey, Claude Moro. Kneeling left to right: Student Coach Floyd Davis, Harold Blackwell, James Hobson, Ted Unland, Byron Rasco, Jerry Compton. 190 classes GRADUATES In August, 1964, The Board of Trustees, State In- stitutions of Higher Learning, authorized Delta State College to offer for teachers and prospective teachers a graduate program leading to the Master ' s degree. Delta State offered its first graduate courses in the summer, 1965. Enrolled the Fall semester of 1966 were 20 full-time graduate students and 120 part-time graduate students. The purpose of the Graduate Program, headed by Dr. Henry J. Jacob, is to meet the needs of the teachers and prospective teachers of Mississippi, and thereby lift the educational level of the elementary and high school students served by these teachers. 192 MERRY LOU BALLARD Cleveland Assistant in Reading LOUISE CLARA Greenville Assistant in English SAMMY CRANFORD Columbia Assistant in History DAWN CULPEPPER Greenville Assistant in History FRED DAVIDOW Cleveland Assistant in History WAYNE DEES Jackson Mathematics NITA GRANTHAM Clark sdale Assistant in History JAN GRAVES Jackson Assisting in Reading JAMES PETER JERNBERG, JR. Sumner Assistant in History NEDA KLINE Laurel Assistant in History JAMES C. MILES, JR. Batesville Guidance HELEN PREWITT Merigold Assistant in English EVELYN UTROSKA Greenwood Assistant in History MADELINE WU Cleveland Assistant in Reading BILLY RAY YOUNG Forest Assistant in Education 193 PRESIDENT Bobby Cauthen VICE-PRESIDENT Danny Shackelford THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1967 ELECTION COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES Charles McCurdy Charlotte Rogers 194 PHILLIPS ABBOTT Natchez Business SANDRA ABRAHAM Greenwood English JUDITH ANN ABRAMS Natchez Elementary Education SARAH ADAMS Edinburg Home Economics LINDA ADDINGTON Glen Allan Elementary Education W. D. ALLENDORFER Charleston Accounting ROBERT JOHN ALMANY Festus, Mo. Biology DIANNE MURPHY ARENDALE Cleveland Music Education GEORGE T. ARENDALE Cleveland Music Education DONALD K. AUTRY Lexington Physical Education TOMMY BAGBY Killeen, Texas Physical Education DAVID M. BAILEY Oakland Physical Education GERALD L. BAILEY Brookhaven Social Science PATRICIA BAILEY Cleveland Physical Education GENEVA BAIRD Myrtle Home Economics LYNN BAKER, JR. 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CAMPBELL Brookhaven Biology LINDA- CAROLLO Leland Home Economics TOMMY CARPENTER Senatobia Music Education BOBBY CAUTHEN Clarksdale Accounting. 196 ETTA JANE CHAMPION Southaven Elementary Education RONALD H. CHESTER St. Louis, Mo. Speech VINCENT CHIRAVALLE Linden, N.J. Physics GLEN CHISOLM Benton Elementary Education JACQUELINE CLARK Greenwood Elementary Education MARILYN PATRICIA CLARK Clarksdale Business Education SAMUEL GORDON CLARK, JR. West Point Accounting HARRIET COLEMAN Greenwood Art Education PEGGY COLEMAN Itta Bena Elementary Education ANN HOMER COOK Greenville Accounting PATRICIA ANN COURTNEY Shaw Elementary Education BRENDA COX Eupora Elementary Education JOE A. COX Rosedale History FREDDY M. CRADDOCK Cleveland Art JIM CRADDOCK Cleveland Accounting EARL RONALD CROWSON Greenville Business Administration ROBERT CUMMINGS Pontotoc Business Administration EVA- BAILEY CUMMINS Greenwood Business Education CHRIS DEHONEY Memphis, Tenn. Physical Education LESTER DENLEY Drew Elementary Education 197 J. M. DENTON Shelby Education ANNETTE DOYLE Greenville Elementary Education BUTCH EAST Pascagoula Physical Education JEAN ELIZABETH EASTHAM Jackson Music E. CAROL EDWARDS Lexington Social Studies REBECCA JANE EGGER Amory History JANE ELLIOTT Cleveland Elementary Education MARILYN B. ELLIS Cleveland Elementary Education SHARON GAIL ELLIS Port Gibson Art Education GILDA JO ERVIN Cleveland Social Studies DAVID EARL ETHERIDGE Greenville Accounting CHERYL BRUCE EVANS Coldwater Physical Education MARILYN EVERITT Drew Biology CAROL EXSTERSTEIN Greenville Home Economics GRACE FAIRLEY Doddsville Elementary Education DON O. FENNELL Clarksdale Business Administration MARION FENNELL Clarksdale Elementary Education EVELYN LEE FLOYD Booneville Elementary Education BECKY FOSTER Belzoni Social Science SARAH RUTH FOSTER Sledge Elementary Education 198 JOE FRANKS Baldwyn Business Administration TROY G. 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CRAIG Senatobia MARY ANN CRAIN Cleveland WANDA CRAWFORD Flora MARION CRUTCHFIELD Cleveland BUNNY CUNNINGHAM Ripley WALTER H. CUSHMAN III Senatobia RAY DACUS Greenville JULIA L. DAIGLE Clarksdale MICHAEL D. DAIGLE Belle Chasse, La. JR. 213 BILLY RAY DAVIS Morton GLORIA GAIL DAVIS Cleveland JAMES E. DAVIS Columbia SARA DAVIS Walls CARL EDWIN DAWSEY Picayune BILL DEMILIO Clarksdale CATHY DEMPSEY Skene DONALD DENSON Ludlow RALPH DENSON Shaw BECKY DERRICK Durant LYNDA DICKERSON Greenville RUBY JANE DICKERSON Greenville JOHN DALE DOBBS Ackerman WILLIAM S. DODD Eupora HANK DRAKE Port Gibson DEBORAH DRAPER Cleveland JUDY DRONET Leland ARCHIE DUNN, JR. Holcomb MALINDO A. DURASTANTI, JR. Shaw LYNDA FA YE DYCHE Drew SHERRY DYE Tupelo SUSAN DIANE EDWARDS Greenville SUE ELLIS Indianola CLOTEE EPPS Clarksdale MARY JANICE ESTEP Kosciusko BARBARA FERGUSON Eupora EVELYN L. FERGUSON Vaiden SHIRLEY FERGUSON Hernando BARBARA JANICE FIORE Greenville SISSY FLOYD Indianola JUDY FLYNN Nesbit DINNI FOSTER Clarksdale SALLIE FOSTER Coahoma MARGARET FOWLER Shelby BECKY FOX Brookhaven 214 LOUIE FREELY Grenada ANNE GADDIS Ripley RUTH GALLAGHER Holly Springs SELWYN GAMBLE Senatobia PATSY GANT Sardis BILLY GARDNER Greenville XYLDA GARNER Tunica JOY GARY Eupora GLORIA GAZAWAY Merigold FREDERIC GHEDINE Bridgeton, N. J. ROBERT LEE GIBSON Arkabutla DANIEL E. GLENN JR. Greenville MARY FRANCES GLORIOSO Belzoni RONALD GOODWIN Greenville JAMES M. GOUDELOCK JR. Cleveland MARTHA GRAYER Mound Bayou JIMMY GRISSOM Cleveland IRA HAIRSTON Hollandale DAVID E. HALBERT Amory LINDA HALES Marks THOMAS E. HALL Hazlehurst WILLIAM WAYNE HAMES Grenada BOBBY HANCOCK Louisville EUGENE W. HANNA JR. Grenada MELBA ANN HARDIN Calhoun City 215 BOB HARDING Clark sdale JANE HARMON Batesville BRENDA CLAIRE HARRINGTON Webb RONALD DOUGLAS HARRIS Baton Rouge, La. LUROY HART Summit LUCY JANE HARTNESS Indianola JIMMY C. HAWKINS Winona THOMAS HENDERSON Ackerman RICHARD HENLEY Macon JERRY A. HENSON Ruleville WINKY HERBISON Boyle EDWIN MARSHALL HILL Greenville HERBERT WAYNE HILL Isola KIRK HILL Cleveland MARTHA LOU HILL Boyle ANN HODGES Itta Bena COOPER HOGUE Rolling Fork MICKEY DOYLE HOUSE Houston WARREN N. HOUSTON Cleveland BRUCE HOWELL Indianola ELAINE HOWELL Indianola SUE HUBBARD Pope GARY HUDSPETH Jackson FREIDA HUGHES Doddsville CHARLES FREDERICK HUTCHINSON, JR. Cleveland LUCY HUTTON Cleveland BYRON JACKSON Greenville CLAUDIA JACKSON Leland CAMILLE JOHNSON Woodville FRANCES JOHNSON Olive Branch SUSAN JOHNSON Ripley REBA JOHNSON New Site MAXINE JOHNSTON Ecru LLOYD JOINER Greenwood ALAN JONES Gulfport 216 JOE JONES Greenwood KAY JONES Moorhead MARTHA NEALE JONES Greenwood MARY VIRGINIA JONES Inverness BONNIE J. JORDAN Memphis, Tenn. E. CAREY KEATING Grenada SHERRY KILLEBREW Greenwood STANLEY CATHERINE KING Potts Camp DIANNE LAMKIN Shelby JAMES KIRBY LANE Rosedale JAMES LAVENDER Charleston SID LAW Berkly Plantations GEORGE LEE Vicksburg BYRON LEHMAN Tupelo ROSEMARY LEVERETTE Grenada CAROLA LIEB Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. JEANETTE LINDSEY Smithville LYNN LITTLEJOHN Coldwater JO ELLEN LITTON Benoit SHIRLEY LIVINGSTON Greenville TOMMY LORD Greenwood DELIA ANN LOYACONO Vicksburg JOHN C. LUCAS Greenwood CAROL LUNCEFORD Greenville EDDIE LUSE Benton 217 CHARLIE McALEXANDER Holly Springs LARRY McCACHREN Enid LANA McFADDEN West Point CAROLYN McGIBBONEY Glen Allan MARGARET McINTIRE Leland billy jo Mcpherson Sunflower PEGGY MABUS Charleston THOMAS MACLIN Ashland RALPH MALATESTA Shaw SANDRA MALLETTE Cleveland MELTON MALPASS Greenwood MICHAEL MALZAHN Baldwyn MARY GEORGE MARTIN Cleveland NELDA MARTIN Canton ANDREW H. MASON Pinckneyville, 111. BETTYE MATTHEWS Ruleville PATTY MATTHEWS Clarksdale WILLIAM A. MATTHEWS Marks PEGGY MAXEY Swiftown RUSSELL MAXEY Tupelo RATHEL J. MAYO Booneville BARBARA GALE MESSER Etta ROSALIND MESSINA Greenville DEAN MIDDLETON Hazlehurst JIM MITCHELL Marks EUNICE MONTAGUE Vaiden GEORGE B. MONTGOMERY Belzoni SHARON MONTGOMERY Holly Bluff ROBERT L. MOODY Hollandale DIANE LOUISE MOORE Drew JIM MOORE Webb SANDRA HOBBS MOORE Moorhead CHRISTINE MOZINGO Yazoo City SHIRLEY MURPHY . Greenwood 218 GEORGE MYERS Gunnison LESTER WARREN MYERS Isola EARL NARON Greenwood BEN NELKEN Greenville RACHEL NEWBAKER Jackson J. FAY NEWBERRY Olive Branch CAROLYN NICHOLS Prairie TOMMY NICHOLS Merigold VERCILLA NICHOLS Booneville DANNY NIXON Vaiden JEAN CHERYL NOBLES Ellisville JOSEPH HENRY NORRIS Duncan BOB OLIVER Germantown, Term. PAULINE OLIVI Shelby JOHN RAYMOND OLTREMARI Greenville SANDRA DREHER O ' NEILL Benoit HARROLD DEAN OSWALT Cleveland BELINDA OWENS Greenwood LORETTA PAGE Kosciusko CHARLES E. PARHAM Boyle BUBBA PARKER Shaw BETTYE PEPPER Benton JUDY PEPPER Carthage SAMUEL ARTHUR PEREZ Seminary DEWEY RODNEY PERKINS Cleveland 219 ROBBIE SUE PERMENTER West Point THOMAS PERMENTER West Point FARILYN PHILEN Cleveland KENNY PIERALISI Leland LINDA PINION Lambert HARRY LEE PITCOCK Batesville DIANNE PITTMAN Ruleville DON PITTMAN Ruleville FRANCINE GARDNER POOLE Greenville MARGARET POTTS Sledge ALBERT WESLEY POWERS Greenville BONITA PRESTAGE Cleveland PATRICIA PRUETT Lyon DELORIS MARIE PRYOR Beat Four MARY ANNE PUTMAN Cleveland FLETCHER PYRON Indianola MARILYN RADIGAN Greenville FRANK RAMSEY Leland CHERRIE B. RANDALL Liberty GARRY C. RANDALL Liberty SHARON LEE RANDEL Pickens ROBERT D. RAWSON Kosciusko ANNETTE RAY .Winona DAVID REPLOGLE West Point SANDRA KAY REYNOLDS Gulfport JIMMY E. ROACH Charleston AMELIA ROBERTS Delta City CAROLE KAY ROBERTS Silver City J. C. ROBERTS II New Albany CHARLES L. ROBINSON Ripley FRED T. ROBINSON, III Greenville SHARON ROBINSON Memphis, Tenn. HAZEL ROBI SON Itta Bena PRENTISS L. ROSS, JR. Glen Allan JULIA ROTENBERRY Grenada 220 SHARRON ANN RUSSELL Schlater JERRY L. SALLEY Cleveland RODNEY SANDERS Clarksdale SHERRY ANN SANDERS Laurel CHARLIE SAUNDERS Eupora TOMMY SAUNDERS Cleveland ROBERT CANNON SAVAGE JR. Coldwater EULA MARGARET SCHULTZ Sanatorium SUSAN BRADY SCOTT Greenville LUTHER PERRY SCULL Cleveland HARRY SELIGMAN Shaw RAY SELLERS Cleveland JIM SHACKELFORD Corinth GEORGE SHEPHERD Silver City PHIL O. SHERMAN JR. Charleston GERALD SHOOK Clarksdale EMMETTE SIMPSON Rosedale MARTHA KAY SIMPSON Sumner MATT SISSON Jackson JOYCE SKEEN Drew PATSY SLEDGE Senatobia JIMMIE SMITH Winona LINDA CHERYL SMITH Sumner RICHARD SMITH Starkville 221 RONNIE SMITH McComb SID SMITH Brookhaven WILLIAM SMITH D ' Lo ED STATEN Macon SYDNA ALICE STEELE Jackson JAMES NORMAN STEVENSON Liberty SAM MORRIS STOCKMAN Bay Springs HERBERT B. STRICKLAND Minter City GLYNDA SUE STRINGER Laurel JERRY SULLIVAN Miami, Fla. MARIE SWAIN Ripley CATHERINE SWEENEY Corinth JOYCE TABB Walthall KAY TAYLOR Senatobia LARRY B. THERRELL Kosciusko ANN L. THOMAS Horn Lake ELLEN CAROL THOMAS Sumner TONY R. THOMAS French Camp BETTY THOMPSON Cleveland SYD THWEATT, JR. Columbus DIANNE TIDWELL Eupora WINFORD TRAHAN Cleveland MAUDINE HILL TRAMMELL Holly Bluff LAUREL B. TRAVIS Rosedale BARBARA JEAN TURNER Clarksdale MARGARET TURNER Rosedale BILLY RAY TUTTEROW Tchula LEE UITHOVEN Columbus MARTHA VEAZEY Coldwater JOHN VERNON Avalon JACKIE W. WADE Hollandale WILLIAM RIFE WADE III Hollandale ARLINE S. WALKER Isola ELWIN WALKER Senatobia ZERDIE WALKER Cleveland 222 SANDRA WALLER Crowder BILLY JOYCE WALTERS Memphis, Tenn. PATRICIA WALTON Greenwood ELAINE WARE Stoneville ROBERT C. WARREN Belzoni CONNIE WEAVER Cleveland WARY JANE WEBSTER Cleveland DELL WELLS Drew JIM WESSLUND Sanford, Fla. DAVID WHALEN Senatobia BETSY WHITEHURST Corinth JIMMY WHITEHURST Corinth GLENDA WHITTINGTON Ackerman HAROLD WHITTINGTON McCool BOB WHITWELL Senatobia JOE FRANK WILKERSON Canton ANNIE JEAN WILLIAMS Clarksdale MARGARET HOLT WILLIAMS Sumner ETHEL DALE WILLIAMSON Philadelphia JIMMY WILSON Friars Point EDWARD LATRELL WINDHAM Bay Springs JIMMY WOOD West Point WILLIAM JAMES WOODALL JR. Hollandale CHANDLER WORLEY JR. Indianola WILLIS WRIGHT Winona 223 PRESIDENT George Abraham VICE-PRESIDENT John Hathcock SECRETARY Martha Smith THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1967 ELECTION COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES Karen LaPresto Barbara Jamison 224 GEORGE ABRAHAM, JR. Clarksdale ELLIE ADAMS Isola STEVE ADAMS Shelby SUE AIKEN Clarksdale DONALD WAYNE ALDRIDGE Clarksdale WILLIAM J. AMMONS, JR. Charleston RITA ARMSTRONG Vardaman LINDA ASHMORE Greenwood SKIP ASHMORE Atlanta, Ga. ELIZABETH ASSENHEIMER Baldwinsville, N.Y. WILLIAM AYCOCK Cleveland DOUG BAILEY Cleveland FRANCES BAIRD Oakland LINDA BAKER Clarksdale FRANCES BARDWELL BARGER Merigold LARRY L. BARNES Greenville MARIE BARRANCO Grenada ROY CURTIS BARTON London, Ky. MARY LOUISE BELENCHIA Shelby GERARDINE BIANCA Indianola C. E. BLAKE Ackerman JUDY BLAND Eupora MARTHA JANE BLUE Clarksdale ANDREW TODD BOBO Cleveland RICHARD BOLEN Cleveland MARTHA BOND Clarksdale GARY BONDS Gary SALLY BESS BOONE Grenada CAROLYN BOYKIN Jackson GENE BOYKIN Natchez JAY C. BRAIN Leland MINNIE BELL BRANTLEY Greenville LEWIS BRASWELL Cleveland FRANK BROCATO Greenville FLORENCE BUNTIN Charleston 225 RICKY W. BURK Indianola CURTIS BURNS Leland GLORIA CAFFEY Clarksdale DONALD EARL CAMPBELL Greenwood JENNIFER CAMPBELL Boyle WILLIAM LARRY CAUTHEN Clarksdale LAURA CEFALU Leland MIMI CEFALU Leland JULIAN BARRY CHATHAM Money ROBERT CHIPMAN Greenville JACKIE CHRONINGER Newfield, N.J. ANNE CLINE Greenwood TRAVIS L. COHEA Tchula PATRICIA COLBERT Greenwood LINDA COOPER Carrollton JOHN B. COX Rosedale RUTH COZART Pittsboro BARRY CRAIN Cleveland FRANK J. CRIDDLE, JR. Greenville JIMMY CROCKER Cleveland MARY CAMILLE CUMING Pace THEODORE STEVEN CWIKIEL, JR. Cleveland KENNETH DAHL Vicksburg SHELEY DARBY Duncan THOMAS PETER DARRAS II Grenada DIANE DAWSON Rolling Fork GAIL DIFFEY Anguilla JANETTE DISMUKES Kilmichael JANE DOSS Clarksdale MARY NINA DOSS Greenville ELAINE DOUGLAS Ruleville JIMMY DUKES Schlater DAVID H. DUMMER Paducah, Ky. DONALD WAYNE DUNLAP Greenville BETTY EADES Cruger 226 RUTH EDWARDS Leland BETTY EIDT Natchez JOANNA ELLIS Clarksdale JERRY EVANS Lexington ALVA M. FALGOUT Greenville ALAN FAVA Greenville RICHARD FAVA Shelby JAMES R. FERGUSON Greenville CAROLE FERRIS Miami, Fla. DONALD JOE FISHER Greenville MONICA MARY FLINT Hoboken, N.J. ARLENE FLOWERS Pittsburg, Penn. BOB FULTON Greenville DONALD GANT Cleveland TOMMY GARDNER Jackson KAREN GARRETT Rosedale JOAN GEISELMAN Greenwood JO GIBSON Winona MARY ELLEN GOLDMAN Greenville LIBBY GRIFFIN Rolling Fork MARVIN D. HAIRSTON Ruleville HAYDEN RICHARD HALL Clarksdale LOU HALLAM Cleveland KAY HALLIBURTON Cleveland hk c V-. ' ' - V j fw • ML_ ' m«P N Br - — — ' IptBil ' y 111 NANCY HAMBY Grenada RITA HAMILL Vicksburg CAROLINE HAMILTON Greenwood SHEILAH HAMILTON Schlater MAYNARD HARRELL Colerain, N. C. ANN HARWOOD McOll, Idaho MARGY LYNN HENDERSON French Camp VICKI HENDON Indianola SALLI HENRY Grenada JANIS HERBERT North Carrollton GLENDA HERBISON Shaw JO ANN HILL Clarksdale SANDRA HITT Kosciusko JAMES C. HODGES Indianola LINDA HOLLAND Cleveland GLENNA HOUSTON Charleston NINA HOUSTON Clarksdale FRANK HOWELL Clarksdale SANDRA HUBBARD Clarksdale MARILYN IKERD Clarksdale WAUDINE ISAAC Philadelphia BARBARA JAMIESON Greenwood SHIRLEY JAMISON Indianola NELL JENKINS Hollandale RITA JENNINGS Cleveland JAMES PHILIP JOHNS Picayune JERRY WAYNE JOHNSON Eupora SUANNE JOHNSON Charleston BARBARA JONES Indianola PATRICIA JONES Greenville REBECCA ANNE JONES Greenwood SAMUEL COY JONES Drew WALKER A. JONES, JR. Greenville CHARLES JOURDAN Brooksville HELEN JUS Clarksdale 228 BOBBY KENDRICKS Cleveland MARGARET KILBY Indianola • LARRY EARL KILGORE Coffeeville JOHN WESLEY KING Clarksdale JUDITH KING Schlater JULIE MARIE KINKADE Shelby SHERRY KIRBY - Greenville GENE KIRK Mt. Sterling, Ky. CHESTER KOSSMAN Cleveland CAROL KRAFT Canton JAMES KRUGLER Greenville JOHN M. LANGFORD Marks KAREN LAPRESTO Rosedale YOLANDA LING LEE Cleveland NEAL LEFTWICH Greenville JIM LEGG Drew GEORGE LEWIS, JR. Cleveland JANICE KAY LINGLE Greenville LILLIAN JANE LISTER Belzoni SAMMY LITTLE Sharpsburg, Ky. MARY CURTIS LOGAN Eupora CHARLENE LOVORN Rolling Fork EMILY McCAIN Hernando LARRY DUKE McCALOP Greenwood NANCY McCLATCHY Indianola THEDA DUKE McCRORY Glen Allan CAROLE McCULLOCK Drew SAM McELROY Greenwood SHERRIE McKENZIE Greenville PAM McKINNEY Hollandale BEVERLY McMINN Cleveland JANET McNEIL Bay Springs SYLVIA MAGEE Oakland JOHN V. MAGGIO Leland ANGLEAH RAMONA MALONEY Itta Bena 229 WILLIAM HAROLD MANNING Sunflower BILL MARCHANT Pascagoula JUDY MARSALIS Vicksburg WANDA B. MARTIN Greenville PATRICIA MELTON Clarksdale JAN C. MICHAEL Yazoo City MYRA MILLER Drew CLIFFORD MILLS Manchester, Ky. ROBERT WILLIAM MILLS Greenville JANE MINNIX Tupelo BILLY D. MITCHELL Clarksdale HELEN MITCHELL Greenville JOHN E. MITCHELL Clarksdale LINDA MITCHELL Clarksdale PHIL MOCK Senatobia SUE MONAGHAN Clarksdale LINDA GAYE MOORE Carthage SANDRA MORGAN Mound Bayou CHERRY MULLINS Clarksdale DIXIE SUE MULLINS Itta Bena DOROTHY MURPHREE Greenville EILEEN MURRAY Cleveland JOHN IRVIN MYERS Isola LEVELLE MYRICK Cleveland MARGARET NAAMAN Greenwood PHILIP NICHOLS Green Cove Springs, Fla. JUDY NUTT Vicksburg SUSAN ODELL Vicksburg NANCY ORSBORN Belzoni ALLEN PARKER Coffeeville WADE PEEPLES Houston ELIZABETH PERRY Greenville LINDA SUE PFRIMMER Leland AL PIERCE White ' s Cross, N.C. CHARLES PLATT Cleveland 230 BARBARA DEAR POOLE Kosciusko MICHAEL POOLE Kosciusko STEVE POOLE Greenville DEBBY PORTER Clarksdale JIMMY M. POWELL Cleveland JAMES W. POWERS, JR. Jackson GARLAND PRIDDY Sullit ent, Ala. ROBERT A. QUINN Greenwood RAY QUONG Glen Allan ARNETTE B. RAINEY Mound Bayou NEAL RANDALL McComb EDDIE RAY Greenwood JOE RAY Greenville JIM L. RICKS Drew GUY RIVERS Clarksdale BONNIE ROBERTSON Greenville MILDRED EILEEN ROBERTSON Tutwiler JULIUS ROCCONI, JR. Cleveland CHARLES A. ROCHELLE Delta City CAROLYN RUSSELL Yazoo City JUDYTH L. RUTLEDGE Greenville JAMES M. SALLEY Shaw JONETTE SALLEY Cleveland OSCAR E. SALLEY, JR. Clarksdale ANNETTE SANTUCCI Leland 231 ROBERT JAMES SCHNADELBACH Clarksdale MARY ANN SEID Greenville LUCY SHACKELFORD Yazoo City GENE SHEPPARD Tchula ELIZABETH SHERMAN Greenville JOYCE SHERMAN Clarksdale MARGARET GAY SHERMAN Greenville LINDA SHOWAH Hollandale FANE SHOWERS Drew EMILY SIMMONS Greenwood FRANK SISTARE Greenwood MARTHA SMITH Boyle PAT SMITH Cleveland SANDRA SMITH Greenwood NORMA JEAN SPEARS Pheba BETTY STEVENS North Carrollton STEVE STEVENSON Waco, Texas MARTHA STONE Mantee MYRA STRAIN Itta Bena RUTH ANN STULL Greenville CAROL STURDIVANT Leland SHARON SULTAN Cleveland BARRY WAYNE SUMRALL Laurel EUGENIA A. TALBERT Oxford JAMES ROBERT TAYLOR Pace MARTHA JOAN THOMAS Friars Point JOHN G THORNELL Cleveland TED R. THORNTON Meridian MARY ANN TRUESDALE Glen Allan WILLARD CULLY TURNER Clarksdale SANDRA SUE VANDERFORD Corinth L. C. WAKHAM Moorhead KAY WALKER Cleveland LIBBY WALKER Greenwood RILEY H. WALKER Bay St. Louis 232 BILL WALTERS Grenada CHERYL WARD Cleveland E. G. WARREN, JR. Cleveland BILL WATKINS Clarksdale CHERYL WEATHERLY Cleveland BETTY LYNN WEBBER West Point OSCAR WEBSTER, JR. Shaw RUTH WEINING East Orange, N.J. JUNE WESTBROOK Shelby JOAN WHERRY Cleveland SUE WHITAKER Rosedale GRADY WHITE Clarksdale PEGGY WHITTINGTON Greenville GINGER WILKINSON Shelby JOHNNY WILLIAMS Cleveland LONNIE WILLIAMS Clarksdale BARBARA ANNE WILLIAMSON Greenville DAVID JAMES WILLOUGHBY Mendenhall MORRIS WILTSHIRE Clarksdale PATSY WINSTEAD Greenwood MYRA WOMACK Marks JUDY WONG Cleveland WILLIE WONG Cleveland PENNY WOODELL Yazoo Gty LINDA WOOLEY Duncan THOMAS YOUNG AUentown, Pa. 233 PRESIDENT Phil Ricks VICE-PRESIDENT Susan Moore THE FRESHMAN CLASS OF SECRETARY Perry Jo Willingham 1967 REPORTER Vikki Houston ELECTION COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES Geoff Abraham Cheryl Stonestree ' t 234 BRENDA ABIDE Greenville CAROLYN LOUISE ABLES Greenville GEOFF H. ABRAHAM Clarksdale JUDY ADAMS Indianola DEANNA AGUZZI Cleveland JOHN AGUZZI Cleveland BOBBY LYNN ALEXANDER Greenville LYNDA ALLDREAD Greenwood LINDA ALLEN Greenville MARJORIE JOYCE ALLEN Jackson ALICE ANDREWS Greenwood CATHY AUSTIN Cleveland MARY MARGARET BAILEY Oakland LINDA BARNES Rosedale PATRICIA LEE BARONET Leland CHARLES BARONI Greenville TERRY BARR Cleveland SANDRA J. BARTON Greenville CAROLYN BENNETT Winona THOMAS G. BEST Drew RAYMOND ALLEN BIAGIOLO Shaw MARILYN BIDWELL Greenwood DONALD BRUCE BISHOP Vicksburg MARIE BISHOP Natchez NITA BISHOP Baton Rouge, La. KAREN JOYCE BOCK Canton PHILLIP BOLLINGER Lambert HUGH F. BONDS, JR. Green Cove Springs, Fla. SHIRLEY BORGANELLI Shaw MARY LA VERNE BOWEN Jackson HAROLD BRAIN Green Brook, NJ. LINDA BRAME Greenville MARILYN BRANTLEY Kilmichael BETTI BRIGHT Clarksdale 235 JIMMY G. BRITT Eupora PATTY BROCATO Greenville MARY LYNNE BROCK Monrpelier CAROL ANN BROWN Glen Allan JANE BRUNINI Clarksdale CAROL MARIE BRYANT Jackson FREDERICK CLINTON BRYANT, III Greenville VERDINA BUCKNER Greenville ROBERT E. BURNS Rolling Fork JEANNE MARIE BUSBY Natchez JANICE SUSAN BUSH Blaine RITA CAROL CALCOTE Meadville PATRICIA DIANNE CAMIRE Clarksdale BETTYE CARMACK Tupelo MADELINE CARROLL Schlater LINDA CARVER Indianola LARRY CATES Cleveland LINDA GAIL CHAPMAN Jackson SUSAN CHATHAM Tutwiler PETE ALEX CHIMPOURAS Clarksdale BETH CLANTON Yazoo City SHARON COATS Clarksdale CAROL COBB Yazoo City CHARLES COCKE Greenville SHERRY LYNN COCKRELL Linn JOE MORRIS COOPER Clarksdale SALLY COUSLEY Greenville SUSAN CRIBBS Tutwiler PAT CRISS Cleveland ROGER CROCKER Skene MARCIA CRUTCHFIELD Cleveland DONNA CULPEPPER Indianola LINDA ANNE CURLEY New York, New York BEVERLY DAVIS Houston PATRICIA DAVIS Meadville GERALD DELOACH Clarksdale . WILLIE DER Dublin GLEN DIFFEY Anguilla DONNA J. DODD Greenville JOHN DAVID DRAINIE Senatobia ROY DEMPSEY DREHER, JR. Benoit RETIA JAMES DUKES Schlater ETTICE ANN DURR Winona JEAN EAKIN Shaw VIRGINIA EASOM Tokyo, Japan JANIS ELLIOTT Greenwood SAMMY CHARLES ELLIS Indianola JAMES FRED ENIS Baldwyn CHARLES WILLIS ERWIN Duncan BARBARA ESTES Rosedale BARBARA ELIZBETH EVANS Holly Springs SAMUEL P. FAULKNER Cleveland JOHNNY FAVA Greenville SARAH FRANCES FIKB Cleveland SUZANNE FLOWERS Merigold JANE FONDREN Isola PATSY FORTNER Greenville FRANK P. FOSTER, JR. Ckrksdale CHESTER LAMAR FRANKS Greenville VICKI FRATESI Greenwood 237 THOMAS FRAZIER Rosedale EARNEST FRIDAY Clarksdale SHARON GAMBLE Greenville LINDA GANT Cleveland CAROL GARNER Clarksdale FLOYD WILLIAM GARY, JR. Eupora JULIANNE GIBSON Cleveland MARY ALICE GIBSON Rosedale CARY D. GOLDEN Clarksdale MARY SUE GONG Clarksdale DONNA GRAHAM Vicksburg THOMAS W. GRAHAM Clarksdale MARSHA GRAVA McComb WALTER GRAVETTE Iuka BRENDA GREGG Clarksdale RONNIE GREGG Clarksdale CHARLES GRIFFIN Philadelphia JOHN GROSSI Greenville PETER R. HAIK Greenville MIKE HAILE Japan CAROLYN HAIRE Bruce JAMES EARL HANKS Shaw MARGARET CAROLINE HANNAH Meridian DELL HARLAN Greenwood WARREN HARPER, JR. Greenville VIRGINIA M. HARRINGTON Webb SALLIE HARRISON Greenwood JOHNNY HATCHER Drew JUDY F. HAWKINS Greenwood MARTHA LEE HAYNES Lambert JANE HEARN Jackson WESLEY ANN HENDERSON Itta Bena CHARLOTTE ANN HENGST Rolling Fork CAROL HERREN Anguilla 238 DEBORAH HIGGINBOTHAM Canton JOHANNA HOOD Lambert EDDIE HORTON Greenville VIKKI HOUSTON Charleston BRENDA HUTCHINSON Cleveland JANET LEAH IRWIN Detroit, Mich. PATSY JAMES Lambert SANDRA ANNETTE JEFCOAT Linn JANE MOON JOE Boyle MAMIE JOE Cleveland AMARIE JOHNSON Grenada BILLIE JOHNSON McComb JACQUELINE JOHNSON Shaw NANCY LURLINE JOHNSON Yazoo City MIDGE JONES Inverness MARIA KARABETSOS Jackson PATRICIA KARLS Greenville MICHAEL NATHAN KATTAWAR Greenville GORDON KEITH Clarksdale JANICE KELLEY Ackerman SHERRY LYNN KELLY Clarksdale JUDY KYLE Ruleville JANE LAMON Greenville CARROL P. LAND, II Ruleville MARTHA JOE LAND Rosedale ELLEN LEFTWICH Gunnison SUSAN LEIGH Natchez RUSS LEWIS Schlater PATSY LINDSEY Vicksburg TERESA ANN LIPE Grenada GAYLENE LITTON Shaw PEGGY LLOYD Greenwood BARRY LOCHRIDGE Cleveland KATHY WATTS LOCKE Winona PATSY JANE LONG Natchez 239 GAYLE LOPER Gulfport DIANA McCOOL Cleveland ELIZABETH McDAVID Stark ville KAY McGARRH Rosedale GARY EARL McWHORTER Greenville PATSY MALIER Minter City PAUL W. MANNING Clarksdale RHONDA MARBERRY Merigold BETTY MARTIN Hollandale SUSAN LOUISE MATTHEWS Clarksdale BECKY MAYHAN Bruce TERESA MAYHAN Grenada DONALD MEITTINIS New York City, N.Y. GUY LESLIE MEREDITH Clarksdale ANN MERIWEATHER Cleveland CARLISLE MILLER Mendenhall CAROL MILLER Marks DIANE MILLER Drew LINDA MILLER Clarksdale DOUGLAS M. MITCHELL Rena Lara ALBERT MOORE Webb BARBARA GAYLE MOORE Clarksdale DONNA MOORE Clarksdale NANCY MOORE Greenwood DON MORRISON Greenville MELINDA MORTIMER Belzoni JOHN CALVIN MULLINS Clarksdale SUZY MULLINS Natchez BEN C. MURPHY Greenville JOHN MUSE Clarksdale RENE NAIL Benoit LINDA GAYLE NARMOUR Indianola JERRY R. NIX Greenville MARGARET L. OLIVI Shelby JOHN HILLIARD O ' NEAL III Clarksdale 240 MICKEY O ' REAR Clarksdale CAROL ANN OTTS Indianola LINDA FAYE OVERSTREET Winona JAMES EDWARD PARKER Boyle MELANIE PATE Isola DOROTHY SHARON PERKINS Rolling Fork LYNETTE PERKINS Anguilla EDNA KATHRYN PERMENTER Wayside CYNTHIA PIAZZA Vicksburg WILLIE LEE PIERCE, JR. Indianola JAMES CHARLES PITTMAN Clarksdale OPAL POE Cleveland LINDA C. POWELL Clarksdale JACQUELINE MICHELLE POWERS Ja ckson LIL POWERS Cleveland KENNY PREWETT Memphis, Tenn. SUSAN QUICK Indianola BILLY W. RAY Phillips GLORIA REED Leland LINDA REED Cleveland SUSAN REED Brookhaven ANN REYNOLDS Greenville PAULA REYNOLDS Union CONNIE M. RICHARD Greenville PHILLIP RICKS Cleveland 241 BETTY RIES Greenville FRED RIES Greenville BRENDA JAYCE ROBINSON Shaw DANNY ROBINSON Ellisville LINDA ROBINSON Brookhaven PAUL ROCCONI Shaw SUSAN ROGERS Drew LINDA NELL ROSSETTI Shaw BRYCE C. RUTH Ruleville BILL RUTLEDGE Greenville DATY SANDERS Cleveland DENNIS R. SANDERS Gunnison JOE SANDERS Clarksdale CHERYL O ' MERIA SANFORD Tchula ANGIE SARATSOPULOS Greenville ROBERT T. SCHMALTZ Ruleville ANGIE SCHULTZ Canton LINDA JEAN SCOTT Greenville TAMI SCRIVNER Greenville MARY LUCY SENNETT Clarksdale MARSHA JO SHANKS Greenwood EUGENE LINWOOD SHANNON Natchez PATTY SHAWBLOSKY Leland JIMMY SHEPPARD Ruleville GINNY KAY SHIRLEY Rosedale MARTHA DIANNE SHIRLEY Rosedale SHERRON ANNE SHURDEN Cleveland JAURETTA SILAS Boyle VIRGINIA A. SIMONTON Natchez JUDITH RUTH SIMPSON Sumner JUDY NELL SIMPSON Greenville GLENDA SIMS Rolling Fork HOWARD K. SIMS Greenville DOROTHY SKELTON Leland LESLIE SLOUGH Memphis, Tenn. 242 BETTY SMITH Greenwood JANIE ANN SMITH Yazoo City JIMMIE D. SMITH Yazoo City KAREN MARIE SMITH Cleveland KAREN RAYE SMITH Sumner LYNDA JEAN SMITH Indianola SUSAN ELIZABETH SPENCE Greenwood PATTY SPENCER Greenville MARY KATHRYN STEELMAN Indianola BETTY STEMBRIDGE Shelby WILLIAM B. STEPHENSON Columbia, Pa. VICKIE STEVENSON Clarksdale CHERYL STONESTREET Clarksdale KATHERINE NELL STUBBLEFIELD Greenville SUSAN STUBBS Greenwood BRENDA SUDDUTH Greenwood LOIS MARIE SULLIVAN Fulton LILLIE DIANE SUMRALL Greenville MARY SWAIN Cleveland WILLIAM LYNN SWITZER Isola JOHN TAGLER Miami, Fla. BARRY WAYNE TALBERT Greenville VERA MAYE TANKESLY Indianola DOTTIE TAYLOR Pace CYNTHIA THIAN Biloxi CHERYL ANN THOMAS Leland JACKIE THOMPSON Greenville JAMES THOMPSON Greenville BECKY TOWNLEY Greenville BRENDA TRAYLOR Jackson BRENDA TRIBBLE Linn GERALD RAY UGOLINI Greenville MARTHA JEAN UNDERHILL Greenville NELLE VALENTINE Greenwood LINDA RUTH VOWELL Greenville 243 SHIRLEY A. VOWELL Clarksdale SANDRA WALKER Shaw SUSAN WAND Pace BEVERLY EILEEN WARFORD Clarksdale JEANNETTE WASHINGTON Boyle SHIRLEY ANTOINETTE WASHINGTON Mound Bayou CAROLE WATTS Winona MIKE WEEKS Clarksdale NANCY WEEKS Cleveland WILLIAM B. WEST, JR. Clarksdale MIKE WHELAN Greenville ANNE WHITE Cleveland ELIZABETH ANN WHITE Clarksdale DENNIS A. WILLIS Greenville PAULA WOMACK Greenwood RICHARD JACK WONG Cleveland LYNDA SUE WOODALL Glen Allan LOUISE O. WORD Indianola PATRICIA WORSHAM Greenwood DIANNE WYNNE Merigold SARAH YARBER Decatur, Ala. LINDA YARBROUGH Indianola LARRY YOUNG Houston 244 administration and faculty 246 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING Milton E. Brister S. R. Evans M. Paul Haynes Dr. Vemer S. Holmes E. Ray Izard E. R. Jobe J. N. Lipscomb Leon Lowrey Ira L. Morgan Tally D. Riddell Dr. M. M. Roberts Mrs. Nan M. Sibley W. O. Stone Thomas N. Turner George M. Yarbrough 247 President and Mrs. Ewing PRESIDENTS MESSAGE For almost four decades THE BROOM has recorded the history of Delta State College students and ac- tivities. The 1967 issue will continue in the fine tradi- tion of the past. Delta State has an enviable history, noble traditions, and an inspiring heritage. Its future is frightfully challenging. As you record 1966-1967, you will also unveil visionary glimpses of the college of tomorrow. Congratulations to Miss Blacklidge, Editor; Mrs. Dianne S. Pittman, Business Manager; your staff; and to Mr. Billy G. Tatum and Miss Lucy Webb Millsaps, Faculty Advisers. You have rendered Delta State stu- dents, alumni, and future students an unrepayable serv- ice. Best wishes to all who are portrayed on these pages. Sincerely yours, J. M. Ewing President 248 249 Dean and Mrs. McLendon DEAN JAMES H. McLENDON 250 251 FINANCIAL SECRETARY Hugh G. Smith REGISTRAR Mac G. McRaney DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Melvin S. Hemphill CHIEF ACCOUNTANT Dan Nixon OFFICERS OF 252 ADMINISTRATION DEAN OF WOMEN Mary E. Long DIRECTOR OF COUNSELING U. S. Pete Walker DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES H. L. Nowell DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS David M. Ferriss DIRECTOR, DATA PROCESSING Robert Morris DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AIDS Trby B. DeLap DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY Langston Rogers ASSISTANT, BUSINESS OFFICE William H. Oliver DEAN OF MEN Glenn Allen Cain 253 Malcolm Norwood, Head Sammy Britt Maxine B. Holcombe Lucy Webb Millsaps Allene McCormick, Head Velma Hamilton Mary Harvey Maureen Webb DEPARTMENT OF ART DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS 254 DIVISION OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS John Yurkow, Act ' njg Head Katie Lou Byrd Rose Califf Ira C. Castles Betty Donald William C. Hamilton Kathryn Keener Lawton K. Owens Warner C. Snell 255 Henry J. Jacob, Head Charles A. Clark Robert R. Galvan Patricia Gruetzemacher DIVISION OF EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY Richard R. Gruetzemacher Douglas McDonald William A. Thompson Mary Whittemore Foster F. Wilkinson 256 DIVISION OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND RECREATION Forest E. Wyatt, Head E. B. Chadwick Margaret Lawson Horace McCool William E. McKnight Jim Murrell John Ray Ricks Aubrey D. Rozzell Margaret Wade 257 O. F. White, Head C. Trent Busch Maria H. Butler Katherine Coward DIVISION OF LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Mary House Crutchfield Martha Holland Betty Tibbs Joe L. White Llewellyn White Nannie Whitten Norma Wilkinson James M. Falkner, Jr. Moses M. Landau 258 Cristobal G. Rios Laura McGehee John G. Faulkner Eric G. Stephan Richard D. Strahan DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Eleanor B. Walters, Head Wilson Davis Daisy L. Howell Frederick F. Travis William Ray Wilson 259 George E. Muns, Head L. Bracey Campbell, Jr. Ralph W. Franklin John C. Lawson, Jr. Donna K. McHenry Lyndell P. Watkins Nell Wynn DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE William M. Cash, Acting Head Carol Brumby Irby C. Ellis Charles W. Garraway Alexander D. Gordon Gene Miller Alexander Simpson 261 Jesse S. White, Head Robert Greene Henry Lutrick Melbourne Miller Henry Earl Outlaw Johnny Drew Ouzts Walter L. Peden Mabel W. Raspet Billy G. Tatum Roy Lee Wiley DIVISION OF SCIENCE 262 LIBRARY Eleanor Harkins, Head Nancy Boswell Mabel Brister Mary Lou Cash Elizabeth Dakin Martha Garraway Mart ha Lang Erika Owens Jonett Valentine Annette Hardy, Secretary 263 Betty A. DeLap Marine Cole Gladys C. Castle Margaret Love Gary SECRETARIES Penny Bagby Mell Blackwood Kaye Collins 264 Linda Collins Gloria Cranford Eunice M. Kenney Barbara McCool Mary C. Meador Ida G. Meredith Linda Rasco Sandra Savage Geraldine T. Singleton Marie Threet 265 STUDENT CENTER Jimmy R. Williams, Manager Dean Cummins INFIRMARY Annie Mae Neal Christine Patton Bennie V. Roberts Bessie H. Smith BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Ed Hall Eugene Hill  t CAMPUS POLICE James E. Bolen James Burnside O. A. (Pete) Christopher Left to right: Mrs. Blackburn, Dietitian, Mr. Sibley, Mrs. Gibson. CAFETERIA STAFF DORMITORY HOSTESSES Standing left to right: Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Kimbrel, Mrs. Liddell, Mrs. Francis, Mrs. McBride. Seated left to right: Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Dantzler, Miss Harding, Mrs. Collins. 267 268 WALTER SILLERS, 1888-1966 In the death of WALTER SILLERS on September 24, 1966, Delta State College lost a longtime faithful friend. A native of the Mississippi Delta, Mr. Sillers was born in Rose- dale on April 13, 1888. Mr. Sillers ' career in the House of Representatives spanned a half-century, including two decades as Speaker of the House. He served under thirteen governors — a career without pre- cedent in the annals of state history. His name was attached to more legislation perhaps than any other man ' s. His record of legislative leadership earned for him a reputation as one of the state ' s most powerful political leaders and the revered title of Mister Speaker. From its inception, Delta State College was one of Mr. Sillers ' favorite projects. His interest and legislative leadership con- tributed greatly to the growth of the college as a state in- stitution. Walter Sillers ' Office In Rosedale 269 270 advertisements BOB ' S DRIVE IN CLEVELAND ' S LARGEST AND FINEST WHERE THE ACTION IS Featuring Homemade Pizza Pit Barbeque The South ' s Finest Hamburgers PAUL ' S JEWELRY Cleveland, Miss. BUCKLEY ' S DRIVE-IN PHARMACY Cleveland, Miss. 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ASHFORD l i i Main Office — Downtown Drive-ln — South Court BANK OF CLEVELAND Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION. 283 INDEX Abbott, Phillips 195 Abel, Barbara 264 Abide, Brenda 235 Abies, Carolyn Louise 235 Abraham, Geoff 234, 235, 140 Abraham, George 87, 224, 225, 140, 129, 151, 168 Abraham, Georgia 120, 132, 134, 211 Abraham, Sandra 195, 89, 101 Abrams, Juidth Ann 195, 100, 108 Adams, Ellie 225, 108 Adams, Judy 235 Adams, Sarah 100, 103, 195, 108 Adams, Steve 225 Adcock, John Jr. 211 Addington, Linda 195 Aguzzi, Deanna 235 Aguzzi, John 235, 129 Aiken, Sue 225 Ainsworth, Cleveland, 211, 104 Aldridge, Donald Wayne 225 Aldridge, Lowery 211 Alexander, Bobby Lynn 143, 245 Alexander, Lonnie 211 Alford, Suzanne 73, 134, 211, 165 Alldread, Lynda 235 Allen, Linda 103, 235 Allen, Marjorie Joyce 235 Allen, Yolanda ' 211, 124 Allendorfer, W. D. 195 Alley, Patricia 125 Allgood, Betty 211, 102 Almany, Robert John 87, 143, 195, 86 Ammons, William, Jr. 97, 144, 225, 117 Anders, Mac 153 Andrews, Alice 235 Arendale, Dianne M. 96, 195 Arendale, George T. 96, 195, 117 Armstrong, Rita 225 Arnold, Jay 143, 211 Arnold, William P. 211 Arrington, Janice 188 Ashley, Norris 183, 211, 107, 175, 189 Ashley, Ronald Frank 211 Ashmore, Linda 225 Ashmore, Skip 225 Assenheimer, Elizabeth 225 Atkinson, Richard L. 211 Atkinson, Sharp 183 Aust, Jenell 211 Austin, Cathy 138, 235 Austin, Glynda 108, 106, 107 Autry, Robert K. 211 Autry, Donald K. 195 Aycock, William 144, 225 B Bagby, Penny 265 Bagby, Tommy 195 Bailey, David M. 195 Bailey, Doug 225, 140 Bailey, Gerald L. 195, 101 Bailey, Lloyd 104 Bailey, Mary Margaret 235 Bailey, Patricia 76, 195, 108 Baird, Frances 225 Baird, Geneva 195 Baker, Linda 134, 225, 60 Baker, Lynn Jr. 195, 117 Ballard, Merry Lou 193 Barger, Grances B. 225 Barnes, Larry L. 225 Barnett, Betsy 195 Barnett, Mary Ann 21, 100, 124 284 Barnes, Linda 128, 235 Baronet, Patricia Lee 235 Baroni, Charles 235 Barr, Bobby 143, 211 Barry, Terry 143, 235 Barranco, Marie 225 Barrentine, Ann 108, 107 Barrentine, Fern 211 Barron, Dot 195 Barron, Tommy L. 38, 144, 145, 195 Bartee, Larry 211 Barton, Charles 162 Barton, Curtis 140 Barton, Sandra 235, 101 Barton, Roy Curtis 225 Bass, Ray Jr. 76, 196, 107 Bass, Vivian A. 211, 108 Beach, Jesse Mac 211 Beasley, Skippy 211, 107, 168 Beatty, Pat 211 Becton, Beverly Sue 211 Beeson, Carole 68, 136, 137, 196, 86 Belenchia, Mary Louise 225, 129 Bell, Doug 189 Bell, Lora Doll 116, 211 Bennett, Carolyn 103, 235 Bennett, Jane 211 Bennett, Sylvia 136, 211 Bennett, Wiley 211 Best, Thomas G. 235 Berry, Hilda 196 Biagiolo, Raymond Allen 235 Bianca, Geraldine 225 Biddle, George 211 Bidwell, Marilyn 138, 235 Beggers, Steve Thomas 211 Billings, Barbara 211 Biscotto, George 211 Bishop, Donald Bruce 235 Bishop, John 144, 154, 183, 189 Bishop, Marie 96, 235 Bishop, Nita 138, 235 Blackburn, Mrs. 267 Blacklidge, Betty 211, 92 Blacklidge, Robert L. 211 Blackman, Michael Bruce 211 Blackman, Sarah 96 Blackmon, Wilma 116 Blackwell, Gerald 196 Blackwood, Mell 264 Blake, C. E. Randy 225, 117 Bland, Judy 225 Blasingame, Carol 196 Blocker, Billy 163, 183 Blue, Martha Jane 225 Boatner, Jerry 189 Bobo, Andrew Todd 225 Bock, Karen 235 Boland, Marilyn Joy 196 Bolen, James E. 266 Bolen, Richard 225, 118 Bolian, William Wiggins 196 Bollinger, Phillip 235 Bond, Martha 225 Bonds, Gary 133, 225, 140, 90 Bonds, Hugh Jr. 235 Boone, Sally 116, 235 Borganelli, Shirley 235 Boswell, Nancy 263 Boucher, Jerry 212 Bouler, Douglas 212 Bowen, Mary La Verne 235 Boyce, Brenda 212 Boyd, Peggy 212 Boykin, Carolyn 225 Boykin, Gene 143, 225 Boyles, Bunny 212 Bradford, Rita 196, 99, 115 Brady, Linda Kay 196, 120 Brain, Harold 235 Brain, Jay C. 225, 90 Brame, Linda 235 Brame, Rosemary 196, 100 Bramlett, Sammy 212 Brantley, Marlyn 128, 235 Brantley, Minnie Bell 225 Brasher, Eleane 196, 101 Braswell, Lewis 225 Breland, Jimmy 124 Brett, Sandra 235 Brewer, Steve 212 Bridges, Claude 212, 140, 88, 189 Bridges, Donna Sue 212 Bright, Betti 235 Brister, Mabel 263 Britt, Jacqueline 196, 100, 114 Britt, Jimmy G. 236 Britt, Sammy 116, 254 Brocato, Patty 236, 129 Brocato, Frank 225, 90, 129 Brock, Mary Lynne 236 Brock, Peggy Ann 196, 120 Brown, Carol Ann 236 Brown, Claude 161 Brown, David M. 212 Bruce, Leon 212 Brunini, Jane 236 Bryan, Bill 212 Bryant, Carol Marie 136, 236, 61 Bryant, Frederick C. Ill 143, 236 Buckley, Robert L. Jr. 140, 141, 118 Buckner, Billy 152, 183, 123 Buckner, Verdina 236 Buechting, Pat 136 Bunkley, Bobby 212, 140 Buntin, Florence 136, 225, 108 Buntin, Richard 143, 212 Burchette, Audrey 212 Burk, Ricky W. 105, 226 Burke, John 96, 196, 117 Burnes, Curtis 226 Burns, Robert E. 236 Burside, James 266 Burrell, Janice Temple 196 Burrell, Jimmie 212, 106 Burrell, Virginia Lanell 212 Burris, James O. 212 Bunsby, Jeanne Marie 236 Busby, Jeanne Marie 236 Bush, Janice Susan 236 Butrum, Bruce 128 Butts, Beth 128 Butts, Rev. Bob 128 Byrd, Katie Lou 255 C Caffey, Gloria 226 Cagle, Shirley 196 Cain, Glen Allen 235 Calcote, Rita Carol 128, 236 Caldwell, Margaret 212 Calif f, Rose 255 Camire, Patricia DiAnne 236 Campbell, Cindy 212 Campbell, Donald Earl 143 Campbell, Jackie 212 Campbell, Jennifer 226 Campbell, Walter M. Ill 142, 212, 122 Campbell, William W. 196 Cannon, Doyle S. 212 Cardinell, Carol 138, 139, 212 Carlisle, Robert 212 Carmack, Bettye 236 Carollo, Linda 196 Carpenter, Cherlyn 212 Carpenter, Gearldine 212, 120, 108, 114, 106 Carpenter, Tommy 196 Carroll, Madeline 236 Carson, Jamye K. 212 Cascio, Charles 143 Casanove, Allan 144, 154 Carver, Linda 236 Cash, Mary Lou 263 Castle, Gla dys C. 264 Castles, Ira C. 255 Castle, Judy 136, 212 Cates, Larry 236 Cates, Mary Alice 264 Cauthen, Bobby 58, 59, 77, 87, 132, 194, 196, 140, 141, 189 ' Cauthen, William Larry 226 Cefalu, Laura 136, 226 Cefalu, Mimi 73, 136, 226, 165, 67 Chadwick, E. B. 257, 149 Chambless, Pat 143, 212 Champion, Etta Jane 197 Chapman, Janice 212 Chapman, Linda Gail 128, 138, 236, 100 Chatham, Ann Everett 212, 109 107 Chatham, Julian Barry 226, 106 Chatham, Susan 236 Cheung, Bonnie 212 Chester, Ronald H. 197, 99, 115 Chiasson, Earnie 144, 161, 188 Chiles, Kathy 212 Chimpouras, Pete Alex 236 Chipman, Robert 226 Chiravalle, Vincent 197 Chisolm, Glen 197, 101 Chism, Sandra Ann 213 Christopher, O. A. (Pete) 266 Chroninger, Jackie 226 Clanton, Beth 236 Clara, Louise 193 Clark, Charles A. 256 Clark, Cheryl 213 Clark, Dot 213 Clark, Jacqueline 197, 101 Clark, Marilyn Patricia 197 Clark, Nick 213 Clark, Samuel G. Jr. 197 Clary, Ronnie 150 Cline, Ann 226 Coats, Sharon 138, 236 Cobb, Carol 236 Cobb, Joseph W. Jr. 213, 101 Cochran, Perkins P. Jr. 87, 132, 122 Cocke, Charles 236, 140 Cockrell, Sherry Lynn 236, 126 Coggins, Charles 155 Cohea, Travis L. 226 Coker, Josephine 136, 132 Colbert, Patricia 226 Cole, Marie 264 Coleman, Harriet 134, 135, 197 Coleman, Peggy 197, 102 Collier, Kay 136, 137 Collins, Frank 213 Collins, Kaye 264 Collins, Linda 265 Collins, Mrs. 267 Compton, Jerry 189 Coney, Butch 144, 153 Conlee, Donna 213 Cook, Ann Homer 197 Cooper, Charlotte 213 Cooper, Joe Marris 236 Cooper, Linda 96, 226 Cooper, Thomas Earl 213 Copeland, Clifton E. 213 Correro, Jody 94, 213, 122 Costanzi, Nancy 213 Courtney, Patricia Ann 77, 197 Cousley, Sally 136, 236 Covington, Cheryl 213 Cox, Brenda 197 Cox, Dorothy 213 Cox, Joe A. 77, 88, 133, 143, 197, 122 Cox, John B. 143, 226 Cox, Richard 151 Cozart, Ruth 226 Craddock, Freddy M. 197 Craddock, Jim 197 Craig, Louis A. 213 Crain, Barry 226 Crain, Mary Ann 213 Cranford, Gloria 265 Cranford, Sammy 193 Crawford, Gerry 89 Crawford, Wanda 134, 135, 213 Cribbs, Susan 134, 236 Criddle, Frank J., Jr. 226 Criss, Pat 236 Crocker, Jimmy 87, 97, 143, 226 Crocker, Roger 236 Crotham, Deborah H. 239 Crowe, Jerry 107 Crowson, Earl Ronald 197 Crutchfield, Marcia 134, 236 Crutchfield, Marion 87, 134, 213 Culpepper, Dawn 193 Culpepper, Donna 236 Cuming, Jamie 140 Cuming, Mary Camille 138, 139, 226 Cummins, Dean 266 Cummings, Robert 197 Cummins, Eva Bailey 197 Cunningham, Bunny ' 213 Curley, Linda Anne 134, 236 Cushman, Walter H. Ill 213 Cwikiel, Theodore Steven Jr. 86, 143, 224, 226 D Dacus, Ray 2 13 Daggett, John 1 50 Dahl, Kenneth 133, 143, 226 Daigle, Julia L. 213 Daigle, Michael D. 152, 213 Dakin, Elizabeth 263 Dantzler, Mrs. 267 Darby, Sheley 226 Darras, Thaomas Peter 226 Davidow, Fred 193 Davis, Beverly 236 Davis, Billy Ray 214 Davis, Gloria Gail 214 Davis, James E. 214, 151 Davis, Patricia 236 Davis, Sara 128, 214 Dawsey, Carl E. 214 Dawson, Diane 226 Dees, Wayne 193 DeHoney, Chris 197 Delap, Betty A. 264 Delap, Irby B. 253 DeLoach, Gerald 237 DeMelfi, Joe 255, 188 Demilio, Bill 214 Dempsey, Cathy 214, 114 Denson, Donald 214 Denson, Ralph 214 Denton, J. M. Jr. 198 Der, Willie 237 Derrick, Becky 136, 214 Denley, Lester 197 Devers, Jimmy 163 Dick, Donnie 189 Dickerson, Lynda 214 Dickerson, Ruby Jane 214 Dickman, Harry 140 Diffey, Gail 226, 100 Diffey, Glen Dismukes, Janette 226 Dobbs, John Dale 214 Dodd, Donna J. 237 Dodd, William S. 214 Donald, Betty 255 Doss, Jane 226 Doss, Mary Nina 226 Douglas, Elaine 96, 226 Doyle, Brenda 126 Doyle, Annette 78, 120, 194, 198, 130, 100, 102 Drainie, John David 237 Drake, Hank 214, 140 Draper, Deborah 214 Dreher, Roy Dempsey Jr. 237 Dronet, Judy 214, 100, 129 Dukes, Jimmy 226 Dukes, Retia James 237 Dummer, David H. 226, 140 Dunlap. Donald Wayne 143, 226 Dunn, Archie Jr. 214 Durastanti, Malindo A. Jr. 214 Durr, Ettice Ann 237 Dyche, Linda Faye 214, 109, 107 Dye, Sherry 214 E Eades, Betty 226 Eagler, Rev. George E. 126 Eakin, Jean 237, 108 Easom, Virginia 237 East, Butch 198 Eastham, Jean Elizabeth 198, 101 Edwards, E. Carol 198, 101 Edwards, Ruth 227 Edwards, Susan Diane 214 Egger, Rebecca Jane 198 Eidt, Betty S 4, 227 Elliott, Jane 198 Elliott, Janis 237 Ellis, Joanna 227 Ellis, Marilyn B. 198 Ellis, Ruth W. 264 Ellis, Sammy Charles 237 Ellis, Sharo n Gail 91, 116, 128, 198 Ellis, Sue 214, 126 Enis, James Fred 161, 237 Enis, Jerry 227 Epps, Clotee 214 Erwin, Charles W. 237 Ervin, Gilda Jo 198 Estep, Mary Janice 214, 109, 107 Estes, Barbara 237 Etheridge, David Earl 198, 140 Evans, Barbara E. 87, 237 Evans, Cheryl B. 198 Evans, Jerry 227, 117 Everitt, Marilyn 198,118 Ewing, J. W. 113,249,248 Exsterstein, Carol 68, 78, 103, 134, 194, 198 F Fairley, Grace 198 Falgout, Alva M. 227 Fasinski, Frank 142 Faulkner, Samuel P. 237 Fava, Alan 227, 129 Fava, Johnny 237 Fava, Richard 227 Fennell, Don O. 79, 153, 192 107, 188 Fennell, Marion 198 Ferguson, Barbara 214, 109, 108, 112, 107 Ferguson, Evelyn L. 214, 101 Ferguson, James 227 Ferguson, Shirley 214 Ferris, Carole 134, 227 Ferriss, David M. 253, 148 Fike, Sarah F. 237 Fiore, Barbara Janice 214 Fisher, Donald Joe 227 Flint, Monica Mary 227 Flowers, Arlene 227 Flowers, Suzanne 237 Floyd, Evelyn Lee 198 Floyd, Sissy 116, 134, 214, 69 Flynn, Judy 87, 214 Fondren, Jane 237 Forester, Earl 96 Forrest, Danny 161 Fortner, Patsy 237 Foster, Becky 198, 126 Foster, Dinni 214 Foster, Frank P. Jr. 237 Foster, Sallie 214 Foster, Sarah Ruth 198, 89, 102 Fowler, Doug 153, 189 Fowler, Margaret 136, 214 Fox, Becky 214 Francis, Mrs. 267 Franks, Chester L. 237 Franks, Joe 199 Fratesi, Vicki 237 Frazier, Thomas 238 Freely, Louie 215 Friday, Earnest 238 Fulgham, Troy G. 199 Fulton, Bob 97, 227 Funderburg, James 199 Funderburke, Laney 140, 86 G Gaddis, Anne 73, 87, 136, 137, 215, 165, 108, 107 Gallagher, Ruth 215 Galvan, Robert R. 256 Gamble, Selwyn 215 Gamble, Sharon 238 Gant, Donald 227 Gant, Linda 238 Gant, Patsy 215, 100 Gardner, Billy 215 Gardner, Tommy 227, 140, 104 Garner, Carol 238 Garner, Xylda 103, 215 Garrard, Mitchell 199, 90 Garraway, Charles 104 Garraway, Martha 263 Garrett, Karen 227 Gary, Floyd W. Jr. 238 Gary, Joy 215 Gary, Margaret Love 264 Gazaway, Gloria 215 Geiselman, Joan 227, 118 Ghedine, Frederic 144, 145, 161, 215, 107, 189 G ' bson, Mrs. 267 Gibson, Jimmy 199 Gibson, Jo 227, 89 Gibson, Julianne 238 Gibson, Mary Alice 238 Gibson, Robert Lee 215 Gibson, Tim 153 Givens, David D. 127, 199, 90 Givens, Reed 199 Gladden, Joe 144 Glenn, Daniel E. Jr. 215 Glorioso, Mary F. 215 Golden, Cary D. 238 Goldman, Mary Ellen 96, 227 Golf. Benny 162 Gong, Mary Jue 238 Goodman, George 199 Goodman, Mitzie 138 Goodwin, Ronald 215 Gordon, Susan Faye 68, 79, 199, 92, 89, 120, 100, 280, 114 Goudelock, James M. Jr. 215 Graham, Danny 107, 174, 189 Graham, Donna 238 Graham, Thomas W. 238 Grant, Chester 163, 199 Grantham, Mita 193 Grava, Marsha 238, 89 Graves, Jan 136, 193 Gravette, Walter 238 Gray, Lagatha 199, 109 Grayer, Martha 215 Green, Edwin W. 199, 101, 118, 189 Greene, Robert 262 Greene, Rochelle H. 264 Gregg, Brenda 238 Gregg, Ronnie 142, 238 Gregory, Jack 162, 189 Griffin, Charles 144, 238 Griffin, Elizabeth C. 199 Griffin, Libby  134, 227 Griffin, Joe C. 199 Grimes, Tommy 183, 174, 189 Grissom, Jimmy 128, 215 Grossi, John 238 Gruetzemacher, Patricia 256 Gruetzmacher, Richard 99, 105, 133, 144, 145, 199 Gruetzmacher, Richard R. 256 Gulley, Walter F. 199 H Hackett, Daniel H. 80, 128, 142, 199 Hagan, James 238 Haik, Peter R. Haile, Mike 144, 238 Haire, Carolyn 238 Hairston, Ira 215 Hairston, Marvin D. 227,118 Halbert, David E. 127, 186, 215, 114, 189, 151 Hale, Ray 153 Hales, Linda 215 Hall, Ed 266 Hill, Hayden Richard 142, 227 Hall, James 117 Hall, Thomas E. 215 Hallam, Lou 227, 125 Halliburton, Kay Hamblett, Linda 73, 136 Hamby, Nancy 228 Hanes, William Wayne 215, 1S9 Hamill, Rita 228, 108 Hamilton, Caroline 136, 228, 122, 125 Hamilton, Sheilah 87, 132, 138, 139. 228, 61 Hamilton, Velma 254 Hamilton, William C. 255 Hancock, Bobby 87, 215, 140 Hancock, Brenda Sue 199, 101 Hand, Janice 134, 199 Hanes, Wayne 183 Hanks, James Earl 238 Hanna, Eugene W. Jr. 215 Hannah, Margaret C. 138, 238 Hanson, Billy 140 Hardin, Ken 152 Hardin, Melba Ann 215, 100 Harding, Miss 267 Harding, Bob 216 Hardy, Annette 263 Harkins, Eleanor 263, 4, 5 Harlan, Dell 96, 238 Harmon, Jane 216, 102 Harper, Ben I. 199 Harper, Warren Jr. 238 Harrell, Maynard 105, 228 Harrington, Brenda C. 110, 134, 135, 216 Harrington, Virginia M. 134, 238 Harris, Ronald D. 216 Harrison, Gene 133 Harrison, Sallie 23S Hart, Luroy 216 Hartness, Lucy Jane 216 Hartzog, Linda 200, 102 Harvey, Buddy Jack 200 Harvey, Mary 103, 254 Harwood, Ann 134, 228 Hatcher, Johnny 238 Hathcock, John 224, 140 Hawkins, Jimmy C. 216 Hawkins, Judy F. 238, 89 Haynes, Martha Lu. 134,238 Hearn, Jane 136, 238 Hedglin, Jerry Glenn 200 Hemphill, Melvin S. 252 Hemphill, Merrye Lynn 136, 137 Henderson, Margy Lynn 228 Henderson, Thomas 216 Henderson, Wesley Ann 238 Hendon, Vicki 228 Hengst, Charlotte Ann 238 Henley, Richard 216 Henley, Tommy G. 200 Henry, Salli 228 Hensley, Jan 200 285 Henson, Jerry A. 216, 107 Herbert, Janis 96, 228 Herbison, Glenda 228 Herbison, Winky 216 Herren, Carol 238 Hightower, Lewis 118 Hill, Edwin M. 96,216 Hill, Eugene 266 Hill, Eugege B., Jr. 200 Hill, Herbert W. 216 Hill, Jo Ann 228 Hill, Kirk 216 Hill, Martha Lou 216 Hill, Thomas D. 200 Hitt, Sandra 105, 136, 137, 228, 62 Hobson, James 152 Hodges, Ann 216 Hodges, James C. 228 Hogan, Charlotte 200, 100 Hogue, Cooper 216 Holcomb, Maxine B. 91, 254 Holland, Kinda 228 Holliday, Thomas J. 200 Holloway, Sandra 134, 89, 65 Homan, Donnie 107 Hood, Johanna 134,239,68 Hopper, Jerry 153 Horner, Linda 200 Horton, Eddie 239 House, Mickey D. 216 Houston, Glenna 68, 73, 86, 116, 134, 228, 165, 62 Houston, Malinda 138, 139, 224, 89 Houston, Nina 228 Houston, Vikki 73, 87, 134, 234, 239 Houston, Warren N. 216, 99 Howard, Kenny 142, 144, 200 Howell, Bruce 216 Howell, Elaine 216 Howell, Frank 228 Hubbard, Sandra 228, 124 Hubbard, Sue 216 Huddleston, Carolyn 103, 200 Hudspeth, Gary 97, 216 Hughes, Budd 97, 200 Hughes, Freida 136, 137, 216 Hughes, Kay 183 Hughes, Leland 189 Hunt, Bunny 107, 109 Hurley, Joe Havis 200 Hurst, Paul 200, 189 Hutchinson, Brenda 239, 130 Hutchison, Charles F. Jr. 91, 116, 216 Hutton, Lucy 216, 109, 107 I Ikerd, Marilyn 228 Irwin, Janet Leah 239 Isaac, Waudine 228 J Jacks, James 140 Jackson, Claudia 216, 102 Jackson, Byron 216 Jacob, Henry J. 2 56 Jacobs, NoelD. 200, 117 James, Patsy 239 Jamieson, Barbara 136, 224, 228, 89 Jamison, Roger 87, 144, 145 Jamison, Shirley 228 Jefcoat, Sandra A. 239 Jenkins, Neal 200 Jenkins, Nell 228 Jennings, Rita 96, 228 Jernberg, James P. Jr. 193 Joe, Jane Moon 239 Joe, Mamie 239 Johns, James P. 228 Johnson, Amarie 239 Johnson, Billie 87, 138, 239 Johnson, Camille 216 Johnson, Frances 216 286 Johnson, Jacqueline 239 Johnson, Jerry W. 116, 239 Johnson, Nancy L. 128, 239 Johnson, Sandra Kay 200 Johnson, SuAnne 136, 228 Johnson, Susan 136, 216, 108 Johnson, Reba 216, 101 Johnston, Dennis R. 200 Johnston, Dorothy J. 200 Johnston, Maxine 216, 102 Joiner, Lloyd 216 Jones, Alan 152, 216 Jones, Barbara 228 Jones, Becky 136, 92, 93 Jones, Bobby Charles 201 Jones, Carolyn R. 201 Jones, Joe 217 Jones, Jay 217 Jones, Martha N. 217 Jones, Mary Virginia 136, 217 Jones, Midge 239 Jones, Patricia 105, 228, 89, 100, 109, 107 Jones, Rebecca Anne 228 Jones, Ruth 96 Jones, Samuel Coy 228 Jones, Walker A. Jr. 142, 228 Jordan, Bonnie J. 217 Joslin, Joe 96, 201, 124, 117 Jourdan, Charles 228 Juchheim, Judy 136, 92, 93, 68 Jue, Helen 228 K Karabetsos, Maria 87, 136, 239, 109, 107 Karis, Patricia 138, 239, 129 Kattawar, Michael N. 239 Keating, E. Carey 217 Keener, Kathryn 255, 120 Keeton, Rex 161, 183, 201, 123, 189 Keith, Gordon 239 Keith, Janice 201 Kelly, Mrs. 267 Kelly, Sherry Lynn 239 Kelly, Janice 96, 239 Kendricks, Bobby 229 Kenney, Eunice M. 266 Kilby, Margaret 229, 100 Kilgore, Larry Earl 229 Ki Hebrew, Bobby 201 Killebrew, Sherry 73, 134, 217, 165, 120, 114 Kimbrel, Mrs. 267 Kimbrell, Allen 155 Kincade, Margaret 201 King, John W. 229, 90 King, Judith 229 King, Stanley Catherine 217, 101 Kinkade, Julie Marie 229 Kinney, Charles Roy 201 Kirby, Sherry 229 Kirk, Gene 229, 175 Kline, Meda 193 Kossman, Chester 229 Kraft, Carol 229 Krugler, James 229 Kyle, Judy 239 L Lacey, Patsy Nan 134, 135, 201 Lamkin, Dianne 217 Lamon, Jane 239 Land, Carrol P. II 239, 168 Land, Martha 96, 201 Land, Martha Joe 239 Lane, Donna Davis 201 Lane, James K. 217 Lang, Martha 263 Langford, John M. 229, 140 LaPresto, Karen 87, 134, 224, 229 Lassett, Bill 155, 123 Lavender, James 217 Law, Sid 142, 217, 118 Lawson, Margaret 257 Leach, Joe 201 Lee, Bobby Gerald 201 Lee, George 217 Lee, Gloria 201, 124 Lee, Robert 201, 124 Lee, Yolanda Ling 229 Leftwich, Ellen 239 Leftwich, Neal 229 Legg, Jim 229 Lehman, Byron 217, 107, 175 Leigh, Susan 239 Leverette, Rosemary 217 Lewis, Caem 136 Lewis, -George Jr. 142,229 Lewis, John W. 201, 140 Lewis, Johnnie H. 201 Lewis, Russ 144, 239 Liddell, Mrs. 267 Lieb, Carola 217 Lindsey, Jeanette 217, 109, 107 Lindsey, Patsy 239 Lingle, Janice Kay 87, 136, 229, 64 Lipe, Teresa Ann 239 Lister, Lillian Jane 229 Little, Jerry 154 Little, Sammy 229, 174, 189 Littlejohn, Lynn 96, 217 Litton, Gaylene 239 Litton, Jo Ellen 217 Livingston, Shirley 217 Lloyd, Peggy 239, 125 Lochridge, Barry 239 Lochridge, Mrs. John 201 Locke, Jerry 201 Locke, Kathy W. 239 Logan, Mary Curtis 229 Long, Mary E. 253 Long, Nan Webb 80, 134, 135, 201 Long, Patsy Jane . 239 Loper, Gayle 240 Lord, Tommy 142, 217 Lovelace, Everett D. 202 Lovorn, Charlene 229 Lowrance, William B. 202, 140, 141, 104 Lowry, David 80, 202 Loyacano, Delia Ann 217, 109, 107 Lucas, John C. 217 Luckett, Diann 202 Lunceford, Carol 217 Luse, Eddie 217 Lutrick, Henry 262 Luzzi, Rebecca 118 M McAdams, John 202 McAlexander, Charlie 218 McAllister, Bill 151 McAlpin, Dan 150 McBride, Mrs. 267 McCabe, James Henry 142, 202 McCachren, Larry 218 McCain, Emily 116,229,92,89, 93 McCalop, Larry Duke 229 McClatchy, Nancy 103, 229 McCool, Barbara 265 McCool, Diana 240 McCool, Horace 257, 149 McCormick, Allene 254 McCoy, Billy 202 McCrory, Jo Ann 202, 101, 124, 112 McCrory, Theda Duke 229 McCulloch, Carole 229 McCully, Joyce Nickles 202 McCullough, Donna 202 McCurdy, Charles 194, 140 McDade, Phil 202 McDavid, Elizabeth 240 McDonald, Barry 124, 189 McDonald, Douglas 256 McDonald, Lynnette 81, 202 McDonald, Rose Jennings 202 McDonald, William 202 McElroy, Sam 91, 116, 229, 140 McFadden, Lana 218 McGahey, Arthur 202 McGarrh, Kay 240 McGhee, Hattie Ann 202 McGhee, James E. 202 McGibboney, Carolyn 218 McGregor, Phil 202 McGuffee, Charles W. 202 McHand, Hilda 124 Mclntire, Margaret 128, 218 McKenzie, Sherrie 105, 229 McKiernon, Thomas B. 202, 175, 188 McKinney, Pam 134, 229 McKnight, William E. 257, 130 McLendon, James H. 250, 251 McMinn, Beverly 96, 229 McMinn, Ronald 183 McMullan, Billy 189 McNeil, Janet 229 McPherson, Billy Jo 218 McRaney, Mac G. 252 McVay, Cynthia 134 McWhorter, Gary Earl 240 McWilliams, Charlie 144 Mabus, Beatrix Ann 134, 263 Mabus, Peggy 218 Maclin, Thomas 218 Madden, Frank 203, 117 Magee, Sylvia 96, 229 Maggio, John V. 229 Maggio, Leet C. 203 Malatesta, Ralph 142, 218, 129 Malier, Patsy 240 Mallette, Sandra 87, 128, 132, 134, 218, 89 Malone, Ruth 97 Maloney, A. Ramona 229, 108 107 Maloney, Mary 203, 108, 107 Malloy, John 186 Malpass, Melton 218 Malzahn, Michael 218 Manning, Harold 104 Manning, Paul W. 240, 140 Manning, William H. 230 Marberry, Rhonda 240 Marchant, Bill 230 Marsalis, Judy 136, 230 Martin, Betty 240, 107 Martin, Christina M. 203, 115 Martin, Hank 203 Martin, Mary G. 218 Martin, Nelda 218 Martin, Wanda B. 230 Mascagni, Richard 130, 189 Mason, Andrew 218 Massey, Juanita 203 Matthews, Susan 138 Matthews, Bettye 218, 106 Matthews, Patty 218 Matthews, Susan L. 87, 240, 129 Matthews, William A. 218 Maxey, Peggy ; 218 Maxey, Russell 218 Mayhan, Bechy 240 Mayhan, Teresa 240 Mayo, Rathel J. 103, 218 Mazella, Phil 154 McCrory, Jo Ann 114 Meador, Mary C. 265 Meeks, Ray 140, 125 Meittinis, Donald 240 Melton, James A. 203 Melton, Patricia 230 Meredith, Guy Leslie 240 Meredith, Ida G. 265 Meriweather, Ann 134, 240 Messer, Barbara Gale 96, 218, 106 Messina, Rosalind R. 96, 218 Michael, Jan C. 230 Middleton, Dean 218 Middleton, William E. 256 Miles, James C. Jr. 193 Miller, Carlisle 142, 240 Miller, Carol 240, 89 Miller, Diane 240 Miller, John 12S Miller, Linda 240 Miller, Melbourne 262 Miller, Myra 230 Mills, Clifford 230, 175, 189 Mills, Robert W. Jr. 230 Millsaps, Lucy Webb 254, 92 Ming, Glynn 58, 59, 73, 134, 135, 194, 203, 141 Minnix, Jane 230, 130, 109, 107 Mitchell, Billy D. 230 Mitchell, Douglas 240 Mitchell, Helen 230 Mitchell, Jim 218, 140, 99, 88 Mitchell, John E. 230 Mitchell, Linda 230, 89 Mitchell, Mary S. 203 Mixon, James M. 203 Mock, Phil 230 Monaghan, Sue 230 Montague, Eunice 218 Montesi, Mary Helen 203, 101 Montgomery, George B. 218 Montgomery, Sharon 218 Moody, Robert L. 218 Moore, Albert 144, 240 Moore, Barbara Gayle 240 Moore, Diane Louise 21S Moore, Donna 134, 240, 63 Moore, Grace Anna 203 Moore, Jim 94, 95, 133, 144, 145, 218 Moore, Joan 96, 128, 203 Moore, Linda Gaye 96, 230 Moore, Nancy 240, 89 Moore, Sandra Hobbs 218 Moore, Susan 138, 234 Morgan, Quimby 154, 189 Morgan, Raymond 151 Morgan, Sandra 230 Morris, Robert 253 Morrison, Don 142, 240 Mortimer, Melinda 138, 240 Mozingo, Christine 218 Mullins, Cherry 136, 230 Mullins, Dixie Sue 97, 230 Mullins, John Calvin 240 Mullins, Suzy 136, 240 Munal, Jack 186 Muns, George 218 Murphree, Dorothy 230 Murphy, Ben C. 240 Murphy, Charles M. 96, 203, 117 Murphy, Shirley 218 Murray, Eileen 230 Murray, James E. 20 3 Murrell, Doug 142, 143, 203 Murrell, Jim 257 Muse, John 240 Myers, George 219 Myers, John I. 230 Myers, Lester Warren 219 Myrick, Levelle 230 N Naaman, Margaret 230, 100, 129 Nabors, Martha Jean 96, 134, 203 Nail, Rene 240 Narmour, Linda Gayle 240 Naron, Earl 142, 219 Nations, Neal 44 Neal, Annie Mae 266 Nelken, Ben 219 Nelms, Darlene 138, 139, 63, 68 Newbaker, Rachel 219, 108, 107 Newberry, J. Fay 219, 100 Nichols, Carolyn 103, 219, 124 Nichols, Philip 230 Nichols, Tommy 219, 140 Nichols, Vercillia 219 Nicholson, Barbara 203 Nicholson, Rose 203 Nicola, Sandra 91, 116, 204, 99, 115, 100, 127 Nix, Jerry R. 240, 90 Nixon, Dan 252 Nixon, Danny 219 Nobles, Jean Cheryl 96, 219 North, Frances 204 Norris, Joseph Henry 96, 219, 101 Norsworthy, Frances 99, 115 Norwood, Malcolm 116, 254 Nowell, H L. 253 Nutt, Judy 136, 230 O Odell, Susan 135, 230, 125 Odum, Lois Virginia 204 Olievr, Bob 219 Oliver, William H. 253 Olivi, Margaret L. 240, 129 Olivi, Pauline 219 Oltremari, John R. 219 O ' Neal, John H. Ill 240 O ' Neill, Sandra D. 219 O ' Rear, Mickey 241 Orsborn, Nancy 230 Oswalt, Harrold Dean 219 Otts, Carol Ann 241 Outlaw, Henry Earl 262, 118 Ouzts, Johnny Drew 262, 118 Overstreet, Linda Faye 241 Owen, Rick 154 Owens, Belinda 219 Owens, Erika 263 Owens, Lawton K. 255 P Pace, Larry 118 Page, Loretta 219 Pannell, Dean 204 Pantin, Frances 134 Parham, Charles E. 219 Parham, Hunter 92 Parker, Allen 230, 174 Parker, Bubba 219, 140 Parker, James E. 241 Parker, Patricia 204, 101, 124 Parker, Tommy 153 Parrish, Audrey W. 204 Parrish, Herron A. 204 Pate, Melanie 241 Patterson, Mary Ellen 204 Patton, Christine 266 Peacock, Wanda 204 Pearce, Maria 96 Peden, Walter L. 262 Peeples, Wade 230 Pennington, Ge orge Patton 81, 162, 204, 118 Pepper, Bettye 136, 219 Pepper, Judy 219, 100, 108 Perez, Samuel Arthur 219 Perkins, Dewey Rodney 219 Perkins, Dorothy Sharon 241 Perkins, Lynette 241 Parmenter, Edna Kathryn 241 Permenter, Dorothy Eugenia 204 Permenter, Robbie Sue 220 Permenter, Thomas 220 Perrette, Elliot Amos 204 Perry, Elizabeth 230 Pfrimmer, Linda Sue 230 Philen, Farilyn 136, 220 Phillips, Mary Beth 89, 100 Phillips, Mary Elizabeth 204 Phillips, Roger Dale 204 Piazza, Cynthia 241, 89, 108, 107 Pieralisi, Kenny 142, 220 Pierce, Al 230, 175 Pierce, Willie Lee Jr. 241 Pinion, Linda 96, 220 Pitcock, Harry Lee 220 Pittman, Dianne 220, 92, 93 Pittman, Don 220 Pittman, James Charles 241 Pittman, June 204 Piatt, Charles 230 Pleasant, Paula 204 Poe, Donna 204, 118 Poe, Opal 241 Polk, Helen E. 204 Polk, Libby 125 Poison, Jack 144 Pongetti, Jimmy 183, 186 Poole, Barbara D. 231 Poole, Francine G. 220 Poole, Michael 231 Poole, Steve 231 Pope, Carl Allen 154 Porter, Debby 231 Post, Carolyn 136 Potts, Margaret 220 Pounds, Janice 134 Powell, jimmy M. 231 Powell, Linda C. 241 Powers, Albert W. 220 Powers, Jacqueline M. 241 Powers, James W. 87, 231 Powers, Lil 24l Prestage, Bonita 134, 220 Prewett, Kenny 24 1 Prewitt, Helen 193 Priddy, Garland 161, 183, 231 Pruett, Patricia 220 Pryor, Deloris Marie 220 Putnam, Mary Anne 220 Pyron, Fletcher 220 Q Quick, Susan 136, 241 Quinn, Robert A. 144, 231 Quong, Ray 231 R Radigan, Marilyn 220 Rainey, Arnette B. 231 Ramsey, Frank 220 Randall, Cherrie B. 220 Randall, Gary C. 153, 183, 220 Randall, Neal 231 Randel, Margaret 204 Randel, Sharon Lee 96, 127, 220 Rasco, Byron 152 Rasco, Linda 265 Raspet, Mabel W. 262 Rawson, Robert D. 220, 101 Kay, Annette 220 Ray, Billy W. 241 Ray, Eddie 231 Ray, Joe 231 Read, William 204 Reed, Gloria 241 Reed, Linda 241 Reed, Susan 91, 241 Reid, Brenda 205 Renegar, Randel 87 Replogle, David 220 Reynolds, Ann 128, 241 Reynolds, Paula 24l Reynolds, Sandra Kay 87, 220, 109, 107 Rice, Dorothy 256 Richard, Connie M. 241 Richardson, Steve 154 Ricks, Jim L. 231 Ricks, John Ray 257 Ricks, Phillip 87, 142, 234, 241 Ries, Betty 242, 129 Ries, Fred 142, 242 Rivers, Guy 231 Roach, Jimmy E. 220 Roberts, Amelia 220 Roberts, Bennie V. 266 Roberts, Carole Kay 220 Roberts, J. C. II 220 Roberts, Pat 205, 100 Robertson, Bonnie 136, 231 Robertson, Eileen 105, 231, 109, 107 Robinson, Brenda Joyce 242 Robinson, Charles L. 220 Robinson, Clyde Jr. 205 Robinson, Danny 97, 242 Robinson, Donald H. 205 Robinson, Fred T. Ill 94, 220, 92 Robinson, Ken 92, 93, 123, 150, 168 Robinson, Linda 123, 242 Robinson, Sharon 220 Robison, Hazel 220, 89 Rocconi, Julius Jr. 231 Rocconi, Paul 242 Rochelle, Charles A. 155, 231 Rogers, Charlotte 82, 132, 136, 137, 194, 205 Rogers, Langston 253, 150, 168 Rogers, Susan 242 Ross, Charles 83, 87, 94, 205 Ross, Elizabeth H. 205 Ross, Prentiss L. Jr. 220 Rossetti, Linda Nell 242, 129 Rotenberry, Cliff 205 Rotenberry, Exie 116 Rotenberry, Julia 220 Rozier, Mar} ' E. 205, 101 Rozzell, Barbara 205 Rozzell, Aubrey D. 257,149 Russell, Carolyn 231 Russell, Dale 205 Russell, Jack 125 Russell, Sharron Ann 221 Russell, Tommy 189 Ruth, Bryce C. 242, 140 Rutledge, Bill 242 Rutledge, Judyth 231 Rutledge, Norris Herton 205 S Salley, Jerry L. 221 Salley, Jonette 231 Salley. James M. 231 Salley, Oscar E. Jr. 231 Salley, Tommy 205 Sanders, Daty 136, 242 Sanders, Dennis R. 242 Sanders, Joe 242 Sanders, Rodney 87, 142, 221, Sanders, Sherry Ann 221 Sanford, Cheryl 242, 89 Santucci, Annette 231 Saratsopulos, Angie 242 Sartain, Betty 205 Sartain, Jimmy Dale 205, 117 Saunders, Charlie 221 Saunders, Tommy 221 Savage, Sandra 265 Savage, Robert C. Jr. 221 Scarborough, Ronald Wayne 155, 183, 221, 189 Schmaltz, Robert T. 242, 140 Schnadelbach, Robert James 232, 90 Schooler, Doug 205 Schultz, Angie 242 Schultz, Eula M. 96, 221 Schultz, Raleigh 205 Scott, Linda Jean 242 Scott, Susan Brady 138, 221 Scrivner, Tami 242 Scull, Luther Perry 221 Seeto, Florence L. 205 Seid, Mary Ann 232 Seligman, Harry 221 Seligman, Linda 91 Sellers, Ray 142, 221 Sennett, Mary Lucy 242, 89 Shackelford, Danny 133, 194, 205. 1S9 Shackelford, Jimmy 91, 116, 221, 140, 141, 189 Shackleford, Lucy 107, 108, 73, 109, 132, 136, 140, 232 Shanks, Marsha Jo 242 Shannon, Eugene L. 242 Shaw, Nixi Ette 205, 120 Shawblosky, Patty 242 Shields, Jimmy 162, 140 Sheppard, Adrian 206 Sheppard, Gene 232 Sheppard, George 221 Sheppard, Jimmy 242 287 Sherman, Elizabeth 232 Sherman, Joyce 97, 232 Sherman, Margaret Fay 232 Sherman, Phil O. Jr. 142, 221 Sherman, Philip A. 206 Shields, Howard 206 Shirley, Martha Dianne 242 Shook, Gerald 221 Showah, Linda 232 Showers, Fane 134, 232 Shropshire, Doss 206 Shurden, Ann Dew C. 206 Shurden, Sherron Anne 242 Shute, Billie Faye K. 206 Sibley, Nelda 101 Sibley, Mr. B. F. 267 Silas, Jauretta 242 Simmons, Emily 232 Simmons, Ronnie 117 Simonton, Virginia A. 138, 242 Simpson, Emmette 221, 107 Simpson, Charles 206 Simpson, Judith Ruth 242 Simpson, Judy Nell 242 Simpson, Martha Kay 221, 102 Sims, David Leon 206 Sims, Glenda 136, 242 Sims, Howard K. 242 Sims, Patricia Jenette 206 Singleton, Geraldine T. 265 Sisson, Matt 221, 90 Sistare, Frank 142, 232 Skeen, Joyce 221 Skelton, Dorothy 242, 129 Skelton, Larry 163, 206, 189 Slaton, Dixie 97, 206 Slay, Phillip 206 Sledge, Patsy 221, 100 Slough, Leslie 242 Smith, Bessie H. 266 Smith, Betty 243, 130 Smith, Charlotte 134 Smith, Hugh G. 252 Smith, Ivy 103, 134 Smith, James 96 Smith, Janie Ann 243 Smith, Jimmie 221,117 Smith, Jimmie D. 243 Smith, Linda Cheryl 221 Smith, Karen Marie 243 Smith, Karen Raye 243 Smith, Lynda Jean 243 Smith, Marcia 103, 206 Smith, Martha 134, 224, 232 Smith, Pat 91 116, 138, 232 Smith, Patricia E. 206 Smith, Richard 221 Smith, Robin 136 Smith, Ronnie 222 Smith, Sandra 103, 232 Smith, Sid 222 Smith, Vickie 134 Smith, William 87, 222 Smithhart, Lewis 144 Snell, Warner, 255 Sparks, Janet Marie 206, 201 Spears, Norma Jean 232, 108, 107 Spence, Susan Elizabeth 243 Spencer, Patty 243 Springer, Sharon 134 Stanford, Cris 144 Stansel, Jere 206 Staten, Ed 222, 107 Staten, Mindy 107, 109 Steed, Griff en 154 Steele, Ann 206 Steele, Sydna Alice 222 Steelman, Kathryn 243 Stembridge, Betty 243 Stephenson, William B. 243 Stevens, Betty 232, 109, 107 Stevens, Richard 144, 145 Stevenson, James N. 129, 222 Steyenson, Steve 232 288 Stevenson, Vickie 136,243 Stockman, Sam Morris 222 Stokes, Howard 206 Stone, Gina 206 Stone, Martha 232 Stonestreet, Cheryl 138, 243 Strahan, Richard D. 144, 99, 115 Strain, Myra 232 Strickland, Herbert B. 222 Strickland, Jackie 129, 207, 120, 101 Strickland, James 161 Strickland, Veronica 120 Stringer, Glynda Sue 222, 99 Strong, Charles 106 Stubblefield, Katherine Nell 243 Stubbs, Susan 243 Stull, Ruth Ann 232 Sturdivant, Carol 232 Suares, Bob 118 Sudduth, Brenda 243 Sullivan, Dale T. 207 Sullivan, James Glenn 91,116, 207 Sullivan, Jerry 222, 107, 150 Sullivan, Lois Marie 243 Sultan, Sharon 136, 232 Sumrall, Barry Wayne 232 Sumrall, David 88 Sumrall, Lillie Diane 243 Sumrall, Jimmy G. 207 Swain, Marie 222, 108 Swain, Mary 138, 243 Swain, Pete Sweeney, Catherine 222 Switzer, Dennis Ray 207 Switzer, William Lynn 243, 140 Synnott, Tom 207 T Tabb, Joyce 222 Tagler, John 243 Talbert, Barry Wayne 142, 243 Talbert, Eugenia A. 232, 101 Tankesly, Vera Maye 243 Tatum, Billy G. 262, 92 Taylor, Clarence 207 Taylor, Dottie 103, 136, 243 Taylor, James Robert 232,118 Taylor, Kay 222, 100 Tharp, Glen Allen 207 Tharp, Mary 207 Terrell, Larry B. 222 Thian, Cynthie 243 Thomas, Ann L. 222, 108, 107 Thomas, CherylAnn 103, 243 Thomas, David 207 Thomas, Ellen Carol 222 Thomas, Judy 207, 106 Thomas, Martha Joan 232 Thomas, Tony R. 222 Thomasson, Larry C. 207 Thompson, Betty 134, 222 Thompson, Jackie 87, 142, 243 Thompson, James 243 Thompson, Lucy Katherine 207 Thompson, Pamela 138 Thompson, William A. 256 Thornell, John G. 232 Thornton, Milton A. Jr. 207, 114 Thornton, Ted R. 232 Threet, Marie 265 Thweatt, Syd Jr. 222 Tidwell, Dianne 222, 101 Tindle, Douglas Gerry 207 Tompkins, Nadene 207 Town ley, Becky 243 Trahan, Winford 222, 118, 114 Trammel!, Maudine Hill 222 Trammell, Walter Frank 207 Travis, Laurel B. 222 Traylor, Brenda 243 Trelling, Phillis 116, 138 Tribble, Brenda 243 Truesdale, Mary Ann 232 Tucker, Ann 207,100,114 Turner, Barbara Jean 222 Turner, Cully 142 Turner, Lay 207 Turner, Margaret 222 Turner, Mary Ann 208 Turner, Mary E. 208,118 Turner, Rufus 208 Turner, Willard Cully 232 Tutterow, Billy Ray 222 Tyler, Charlotte Ann 208 Tyler, Gail 86, 87, 103, 132, 138, 139, 208 U Ugolini, Gerald Ray 243 Uithoven, Lee 222 Underhill, Martha Jean 129, 243 Ussery, Clarence 208 Utroska, Evelyn 193 V Valentine, Jonett 263 Valentine, Nelle 243 Vanderford, Sandra Sue 232 Vandiver, Linda 96 Vaughn, Webster B. Jr. 208 Veazey, Martha 134, 222, 118 Vernon, John 222 Vickers, Carolyn 208, 101, 124, Vowell, Linda Ruth 243 Vowell, Shirley A. 244 W Wade, Buddy 155, 107, 189 Wade, Jackie W. 222, 109, 107 Wade, Margaret 257, 109 107 Wade, William Rife III 222 Wakham, L. C. 232 Walker, Arline S. 222 Walker, Dixie 1S3 Walker, Elwin 222 Walker, Kay 232 Walker, Libby 232 Walker, Riley H. 232 Walker, Sandra 244 Walker, U. S. Pete 253 Walker, Zerdie 222 Wallace, Madeline C. 208 Waller, Sandra 96, 223 Walsh, Celia Clair 208 Walters, Bill 233, 140 Walters, Billy Joyce II 223 Walton, Patricia 223,118 Wand, Susan 244 Ward, Cheryl 233 Ward, Elaine 233, 114 Warnock, Rabb 155 Warren, E. G. Jr. 233 Warren, Jimmy 150 Warren, Robert C. 223 Warford, Beverly Eileen 244 Washington, Jeannette 244 Washington, Shirley A. 96,129, 244, 100 Watkins, Bill 91, 233, 90 Watkins, Ken 90 Watts, Carole 244 Weaks, Betty 208 Weatherly, Cheryl 91,116 136 233 Weaver, Connie 223 Webb, Maureen 254 Webber, Betty Lynn 233 Webster, Bruce 186 Webster, Mary Jane 223 Webster, Oscar Jr. 233 Weeks, Mike 244 Weeks, Nancy 244 Weems, Becky 20S Weifenbach, Bonnie 138 Weining, Ruth 96, 233 Wells, Dell 223 Wells, Earnie 152 Wells, Ralph L. 208 Wesslund, Jim 223 West, William B. Jr. 144, 244 Westbrook, June 233, 101 Westbrook, Shirley M. 208 Whalen, David 223 Wheat, Mary Ann 208 Whelan, Mike 97, 244 Wherry, Joan . 138, 233 Whitaker, Sue 96, 233 White, Anne 138, 244, 107 White, Betsy 130, 89 White, Elizabeth Ann 244 White, Ellen 83, 87, 138, 139 White, Grady 233, 90 White, Jesse S. 262 Whitehurst, Betsy 223 Whitehurst, Jimmy 223, 174, 189 Whittemore, Mary 256, 125 Whittington, Glenda 223, 101 Whittington, Harold 223, 101 Whittington, Peggy 233 Whitwell, Bob 223 Wiley, Dwight 208, 189 Wiley, Roy Lee 262 Wilkinson, Foster F. 256 Wilkinson, Ginger 233 Wilkinson, Hilbert W. 208 Wilkerson, Joe Frank 223 Williams, Annie Jean 223 Williams, Mrs. Howard 267 Williams, George Danny 82, 161, 183, 208, 189 Williams, Jimmy R. 266 Williams, Johnny 87, 142, 233 Williams, Lonnie 233 Willams, Margaret H. 134, 223 Williams, Mildred A. 208 Williamson, Barbara Anne 233 Williamson, Ethel Dale 223 Willingham, Perry Jo 234 Willis, Dennis A. 97, 244 WiUoughby, David James 129, 233 Wilson, Jimmy 223, 140 Wilson, Joe 208 Wilson, Patsy 209 Wilson, Ronald C. Jr. 209, 117 Wiltshire, Morris 233 Winborn, Helen M. 94, 209, 99, 115, 109, 107 Winders, Thomas J. 209, 124 Windham, Edward L. 97, 223 Winstead, Patsy 233 Winter, William C. 209 Wolfe, Patricia Ann 73, 134, 223 Womack, Myra 2 33, 89 Womack, Paula 136, 244, 130, 109, 107 Wong, Judy 233, 92 Wong, Richard Jack 244 Wong, Virginia 97, 209 Wong, Willie 233 Wood, Jimmy 223 Woodall, Lynda Sue 244 Woodall, William James Jr. 223 Woodell, Penny 233 Wooley, Linda 223 Word, Louise O. 244 Worley, Chandler 142, 223 Worsham, Patricia 244, 107 Wright, Willis 223 Wu, Johnny 91, 116, 233 Wu, Madeline 293 Wyatt, Forest E. 186, 257, 107 Wyatt, Judy 84, 136, 209 Wyatt, Kent 113 Wynne, Dianne 244 Y Yarber, Sarah 244 Yarbrough, Linda 103, 244 Yelverton, Richard 96 Young Betty Grace 209 Young, Billy Ray 193 Young, Douglas A. Jr. 84, 86, 209, 140, 122, 125, 189 Young, Larry 244 Young, Thomas 233, 174 Yurkow, John 255