Delta State University - Broom Yearbook (Cleveland, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1968 volume:

ampus lifj administrai n CONTENTS r li the broom nineteen-hundred and sixty-eight delta state college editor — fane showers associate editors Johanna hood bill watkins DEDICATION Dr. James H. McLendon, 1912-1967 Dean and Professor of History Delta State College, 1961-1967 The decision to dedicate the 1 968 BROOM to the late Dean McLendon was made prior to his untimely death which occurred December 27, 1 967. We, of the staff, had looked forward to presenting this yearbook to Dr. McLendon in appreciation of his many academic and personal contributions to our college. We deeply regret that we are now deprived of that privilege. Dr. McLendon was a man of many facets who will be re- membered not only as a fine teacher, a scholarly historian, and a civic leader, but also as a dean who served Delta State College with distinction. His untiring interest in all that touched the college won the admiration and respect of the entire student body. Dr. McLendon came to Delta State at a period of rapid growth and expansion on our campus. He brought to the position of dean dignity, foresight, and academic integ- rity. He was endowed with a quick wit and a sense of humor which he employed to lighten the burden of serious decisions. He had a talent for visualizing the future and yet being constantly attentive to the needs of today. His convincing fairness and sympathetic counseling along with his warm personality combined to make this man one whose memory death will not diminish. We are, therefore, proud to dedicate the 1968 BROOM to the late Dr. James H. McLendon. CAMPUS LIFE 10 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 rrr — :r-r 22 23 24 25 26 .■=-. 5i ' 27 28 29 30 31 32 r W Li 1 A Vg m H 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 c i: i ' iM i ' r - .-p 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 ii «i5 f-S ' - S ' ?- r: ■. ' - ' t- 54 55 ' Vl ' e h ' ;l - ' - «5fi 3 - R? FEATURES 57 Suzanne Alford Cayce Warf Betty Blacklidge Bettye Coleman Bobby Hancock WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Ralph Denson George William Lassett Mary Ann Grain Michael D. Daigle 59 Freida Hughes Catherine Dempsey Byron Lehman Sandra Hitt Margaret Potts 60 Thomas B. AAcKiernon Mary George Martin Georgia Abraham Wilson Sandra Mallette Samuel Perez 61 Fern Barrentine Jim Moore Mary Elizabeth Veazey Betty Thompson Anne Gaddis Walter Campbell David Halbert Sherry Killebrew Larry Goldstein Pat Wolfe Brenda Harrington 63 MR. AND MISS DELTA STATE COLLEGE vmm I H ' m M H |T « ' s ! H I L amm wiB H Rki H 1 •■■■■n K VH mffll ■1 1 . H Biw- SSn m HI H H B K MHBifii H Bf mmiHHfl Pm MH M bI ' h 1 F WM ' - -—--m (- - Bonnie Jordan Earnie Chiasson 64 mi II w llRi MISS DELTA PAGEANT Darlene Nelms, 1st alternate; Martha Lee Haynes, Miss Delta; Donna Owen, 2nd alternate. A winner receives her crown. The Top Five 66 •v. M MISS DELTA Miss Martha Lee Haynes 67 HOMECOMING 1967 Glenna Houston, a junior from Charleston, reigned as Queen over the 1967 Homecoming festivities. The presentation of Queen Glenna and her court— Mimi Cefalu, Sherry Killebrew, Vikki Houston, and Suz- anne Alford— took place at half time ceremonies during the Delta State- UTAAB game. Jim Powers, SGA vice president, escorted Miss Houston across the field, where she was pre- sented a dozen red roses. Mimi Cefalu, Sherry Killebrew, Glenna Houston, Vikki Houston, 68 .■-StV_-. -ili:i3t - HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Glenna Houston zanne Alford. 69 BEST DRESSED Left to Right: Johanna Hood, Freida Hughes, Sherry Dye , Sherry Killebrew, Diane Bobo, Vikki Houston, Boo McAdams, Glenna Houston, Suzanne Alford and Mimi Cefalu. Boo McAdams, a freshman from Green- wood was chosen as the best dressed wo- man on campus this year. Her 1st alternate was Mimi Cefalu of Leiand, and her 2nd al- ternate was Glenna Houston of Charleston. The top ten best dressed girls on campus were chosen by a representative committee of the faculty and students and asked to par- ticipate in the contest sponsored by the SGA. Oohs and aahs were heard from the audience in Broom auditorium as the ten girls vying for the title modeled three out- fits each: campus wear, off-campus daytime wear, and evening wear. 70 ' ' BEST DRESSED Boo McAdams 71 Vikki Houston S uzanne Alford Betty Lynn Webber Glenna Houston Not Pictured: I Pat Wolfe Sherry Killebrew DELTA FAVORITES 72 73 BEAUTIES 1968 Miss Sherry Kelly 74 Miss Ruth Gallagher N Miss Donna Owen Miss Martha Lee Haynes 76 Miss Margaret Sherman Miss Betty Lynn Webber Miss Cheryl Clark 77 K 78 L . s : 1 m  J mgi ' s m g ' ji  i ' f ' 9 liss Margaret Cdyt MOST BEAUTIFUL Miss Diane Bobo 81 GREEK DAY Hurry, we promised the cafeteria that we would have this flour back before supper! 82 ..•r   WARM HANDS, COLD- - Oh, No. It ' s self rising! -lf ¥ lj;tS!1,lVS TS S 85 Afhietic Director and Head Football Coach Horace AAcCool Last spring Horace L. McCool, highly successful head football coach of the Statesmen, was elevated, to Athletic Director. AAcCool first took the football helm of the Deltans in 1961. Since that time he has chalked up a record of 41 victories, 15 losses and one tie to rank high among the head coaches of the State of Mississippi. A total of 1 128 points have been scored by his offensive units and only 559 have been given up by the defen- sive. He has never had a losing season. A native of Boyle, Miss., McCool is a 1953 graduate of Delta State. He received his master ' s degree from the University of Mississippi. For several years he was on the coaching staff of the National Junior College All-American game at Albuquerque, N.M., and All-American High School games at Hershey, Pa., and Miami, Fla. McCool ' s first year as head coach in 1961 saw the Statesmen chalk up a 7-2-1 mark. His 1962 record was 7-2, however, the Deltans slipped to 6-3 in 1963. The Statesmen rebounded the fol- lowing season with a 7-3 showing before going 8-1 in 1965. The campaign effort dipped to 6-4 as his charges lost by seven points once, four points twice, and one point once in 1966. This year the final mark showed 5 wins and 5 losses. McCool is married to the former Barbara Bole of Shaw. They have three children— Memorie (15), Mike (14), and Scott (12). Aubrey Rozzell Defensive Coach Don Ward Off. Backfield Coach Laurin Collins Def . Backfield Coach John Daggett Athletic Facility Director Joe DeAAelfi Student Coach ' sa rir.vm ' mh Rex Keeton Student Coach Quimby Morgan Student Coach Jerry Sullivan Student Coach 87 Richard Cox Head Manager Bill McAllister Manager David Halbert Cameraman Jim Davis Head Trainer George Abraham Trainer Langston Rogers Sports information Director Ken Robinson Announcer 88 CHEERLEADERS Cheryl Weatherly Linda Hamblett Vikki Houston Maria Karabetsos Betty Lynn Webber Gienna Houston Anne Gaddis CLASS Junior Junior Sophomore Junior Junior Junior Senior HOMETOWN Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Jackson West Point Charleston Ripley YEARS I V Anne Gaddis Head Cheerleader A Front Row: Vikki Houston, Linda Hamblett. Back Row: Maria Karabetsos, Gienna Houston, Anne Gaddis, Betty Lynn Webber, and Cheryl Weatherly. 89 DSC LA. TECH 7 34 Delta Field, September 16, 1967 The Louisiana Tech Bulldogs from Rus- ton. La., greeted Delta State with a 34-7 win, the season opener for both squads. Louisiana Tech scored first, but the States- men came right back to tie the game, with a James Hobson to Butch Coney pass. Kicking specialist Earnie Wells add- ed the extra point. From this stage of the game, the Bulldogs carried the game. FOOTBALL DSC 21 SOUTHEAST MO. 10 Stadium, Cape Girardeau, Missouri, September 23, 1967 Traveling to the Cape for an encounter with the favored In- dians, DSC scored 21 points over a two minute twenty-two second period. The Statesmen then held on for a 21-10 victory. The Statesmen trailing 10-0 in the fourth quarter, scored on a 30 yard pass for Hobson to Con- ey; a kickoff recovery by Mike Daigle, and a Wyatt Dendy punt return for 69 yards. To round out the scoring Wells kicked one ex- tra point. A great team effort pro- vided a hard fought victory. 90 DSC 21 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 19 Delta Field, September 30, 1 967. Before a capacity crowd, the Statesmen came from behind to edge out the Lumber- jacks from Nacogdoches, Texas, 21-19. The Lumberjacks scored the first touchdown, but the Green and White came back with 8:45 remaining in the half and Hobson threw a 55 yard pass strike to Coney. Wells booted the extra point. In the second half Hobson scored on an 80 yard run and a quarterback sneak to end the Delta scoring. Interior block- ing by Hughes, Patrick, Allen, Norwood, and Chaisson proved efficient. A persistent de- fense enabled the Statesmen to come out on top. 91 DSC TROY 7 Delta Field, Oct. 7, 1967. Troy State and Delta State played scoreless football for 59 minutes and 1 7 seconds until a 1 5 yd. touchdown pass from quarterback Sim Byrd to end Ken latum put the Red Wave ahead, it was a defensive battle all the way with both teams never threatening. Lynn White and Wyatt Dendy were outstanding for the Statesmen all night. DSC SAMFORD 10 34 Seibert Stadium, Birmingham, Alabama, October 1 4, 1 967 Samford University scored 27 points in the second half for a 34-10 come from be- hind victory over the Statesmen. Delta State took a 10-7 half time lead when Allen Jones picked up a fumble and ran it into the end zone and Earnie Wells kicked a 32 yard field goal. Statistically the contest was about even, but the breaks made the difference. 92 ■i DSC UTMB 19 IS Delta Field, October 21 , 1 967 Delta State for the fifth straight year defeated the Vols in a thrilling upset. The Vols scored first and for most of the first half Delta State could not hang on to the ball. Ernie Wells kicked a 37 yard field goal for the only score in the first half. With the score 11-3 in the third quarter, James Hobson took over for the injured Allen Jones and engi- neered an 87 yard scoring drive in- cluding a touchdown pass to Joe Ver- son. Delta State went for two points and made it with a pass from Hobson to Coney to tie the score. With 4:22 remaining on the clock and after a Tennessee touchdown, Wytt Dendy took a Vol punt at the Delta State 22 yard line and race 78 yards for a score. Hobson threw again to Coney for the winning two point conver- sion. 93 DSC 28 FLORENCE STATE 18 Tom Braly, Jr., Stadium, Florence, Alabama, October 28, 1967 It was on a cold October night that the Statesmen spotted the Lions 12 points in the first quarter and then came roaring back with the running of Steve Richardson and Billy Bell. Touchdowns by Richardson and Bell gave the Statesmen a 14-12 lead at the half. Two more scores raised the lead to 28-12 and not until late in the fourth quarter did the Lions threaten the score with 4 minutes remaining on the clock. The Statesmen defense led by Barton, Holmes, Lassett, and Davis contained the Flor- ence State offense. Wells kicked 4 extra points. DSC 21 JACKSONVILLE 25 Paul Snow Memorial Stadium, Jacksonville, Alabama, November 4, 1967 The Jacksonville State Gamecocks scored twice in the last quarter to defeat the Statesmen, drop- ping the Delta State record to 4-4. The Gamecocks jumped to a 12-0 lead but the Green and White came back to take a 14-12 lead at the half on a 2 yd. run by Steve Richardson and a 5 yd. touch- down pass to Coney from Hobson. In the third quarter Hobson ran for 3 yards and a touchdown, making the score 21-12. Jacksonville State finally began rolling in the last quarter and scored two touchdowns to defeat the Statesmen. 94 DSC NLSC 17 38 Brown Stadium, Monroe, Louisiana; November 1 1, 1967. Once again Delta State played a good first half, but the game resulted in the form of an Indian victory. With the score tied 10-10 at the intermis- sion, the Indians came roaring back to score 28 points to Delta State ' s 7 points and completely dominated the play. Trailing 7-0 early in the game, Steve Richardson took a pitch- out from Allen Jones and raced 35 yards for the score. Wells kicked a 41 yard field goal for the scoring in the first half. Ending the scoring for Delta State v as a touchdown pass from Allen Jones to Billy Bell and Wells kicked the point after the touchdown. DSC LA. COLLEGE 14 Delta Field, November 1 8, 1 967 In the final game of the season, the States- men defeated a fired up Louisiana College Wild- cat Eleven 14-0. The scoring in the second quar- ter was an 8 yard pass from Allen Jones to Gar- land Priddy. in the final period Billy Bell bucked over from the 2 yard line to make the score 13-0. Wells kicked 2 extra points to round out the scoring. Seventeen seniors played their final game wearing the Green and White. The season ended 5-5. EarnieWells-K. James Hobson— QB— P Alan Jones— QB STATESMEN OF 1967 Ken Hardin-QB Butch Coney-WB RayHale-WB Joe Verson— TB Billy Bell-IB 96 Gary Randall— TB Tony Wiltshire-FB Steve Richardson— FB Larry Baird— FB Ronnie Coleman— FB—SE Tim Gibson— DB Bubba Aust— DB Mike Daigle-DB Bennie Goff-DB 97 Mac Anders— DB Jerry Hopper— DB Wyatt Dendy-DB Tommy Parker— DB Lynn White-DB Joe Allen— C John Hall-C Charles Rochelle— G Jaris Patrick— G 98 Danny Forest— G Bubba Davis— LB Earl Norwood— G Alton Ellis-E Stanley Crawford— G Buddy Wade-MG Donnie Holloway— G Bill Lassett— LB Curtis Walker— T 99 Earnie Chiasson— T Mike Elkin-T Leiand Hughes— T Jerry Crowe— T Frankie Beckman— T Fred Ennis— DT Clovis Rushin— DT Jimmy Shields— E Charles Coggins— E 100 Garland Priddy— E Charles Barton— DE Larry Sullivan— DE ' i Jim Devers— E Wayne Holmes— DE Bobby Bunkley-DB Bruce Locke— TB 101 Billy Hundall-F-QB Grady Coleman— F—SE Ed Meadows— F—E Ray Bridges— F—E Jerry Alexander— F—DE Butch McMullen-F-C 102 BASKETBALL Coach JimMurrell 104 First Row, Left to Right: Sammy Liftle, Tommy Grimes, Allen Parker, Tommy Young. Second Row: Norris Ashley, Tom McKiernon, Al Pierce, Jim Burns, Gene Kirk, Coach James Murrell Third Row: Herman Coats, Byron Lehman, Danny Graham, Steve Farese. Skippy Beasley Head Manager Johnny Allegrezza Manager George Abraham Trainer 4j • -«-- c ' ■■■ ■= David Halbert Cameraman Langston Rogers Official Scorer Ken Robinson Announcer 105 Basketball for 1967-1968 was an exciting one indeed, injuries to three starters dur- ing the campaign jolted hopes of an outstanding season but the stick-to-it-iveness at- titude constantly displayed by the team brought them a respectable 13-1 1 record. Guard Sammy Little led the team in scoring for the second year, although he ap- peared in only 13 games due to an early season injury. Gene Kirk led in rebounding, and was second in scoring. Tommy Grimes and Little held the edge in free throw shoot- ing. Tommy Young was the team playmaker, excellent ball handler, and good shooter as he was third in scoring. Norris Ashley rounded out the original starting five and played extremely well all season before an ankle injury benched him for the last 6 games. Ashley was second in rebounding and his famous hook shot was a crowd de- light. Big Tommy AAcKiernon came off the bench early in the year when injuries hit to be- come a standout on the court with his outside shooting and rebounding. Byron Leh- man and Danny Graham took over also for injured players and many times were very in- strumental in gaining Statesmen victories. Reserves Al Pierce and Herman Coats always did a good job when the Statesmen needed a lift. The final won-lost result was not as good as possibly expected before the season started, but taking all things into consideration the season was a very successful one and the outlook is good for next year. 106 961-68 BASKETBALL TEAM ROSTER SCHEDULE 1 Magnolia Classic (Belhaven) 2 Magnolia Classic (Millsaps) 6 C.B.C. 9 Northeast Louisiana 14 U. T. M. B. 4 Spring Hill 6 Millsaps 8 Louisiana College Mississippi State Louisiana College Arkansas A. M. Livingston State Mississippi College Bellarmine College Kentucky Wesleyan Southern Mississippi Little Rock Univ. C.B.C. Northeast Louisiana U. T. M. B. Southern Mississippi Spring Hill Mississippi College Millsaps DSC 100 84 67 81 68 82 93 Opp. 55 70 84 66 64 68 83 80 97 84 82 70 105 78 72 80 64 80 72 80 89 73 83 70 80 93 66 75 67 89 53 45 73 57 92 64 118 75 77 80 Tom McKiernon Al Pierce Norris Ashley Allen Parker Danny Graham Jim Burns Tom Young Hermon Coats Gene Kirk Tommy Grimes Byron Lehman Sammy Little Pos. Class C S Ht. 6 ' 9 6 ' 10 6 ' 4 5 ' 10 6 ' 3 6 ' 6 5 ' 8 6 ' 4 6 ' 4 5 ' 11 6 ' 4 6 ' 0 ' Redsh rf for T 967-68 Season Wt. 215 230 190 155 195 175 155 180 185 170 195 188 Hometown Jackson, Miss. Colerain, N. Ca. Ingomar, Miss. Coffeeville, Miss. Keiser, Ark. Manchester, Ky. Allentown, Pa. Philadelphia, Miss. Mt. Sterling, Ky. Jackson, Miss. Tupelo, Miss. Mt. Sterling, Ky. Won- 14 Lost-1 1 107 Allen Parker— G (Redshirf) Jim Burns— F (Redshirt) Tommy Young— G Tommy Grimes— G Sammy Little— G Herman Coats— F Byron Lehman— F Danny Graham— F Gene Kirk— F Tom McKiernon— F Al Pierce-C Norris Ashley— C W -JS iKm jUhvI BS H s,jj«a.?M mlMirtT- k.«. « 1 mt HHKyjp H ■MyflK ■HpHHysi 1 9 H 1 1 -] 1 L -V H Hi 1 ■ ji . 1 1 |M [i 1 K B Bfl 31 1 rsQ HH Bi ■1 1 1 ■r s B ■ mi Jk IplPrTHr iK I sa ' Ti Ej Ajsfil 4 11 Wu iT F 7 , lf|fiyOT j 2 H ii ' B V - ■UjJr Ot 19 i ni m ■ ' ' fi T 1 I V Bi jU 1 hV - p r ' IH 1 112 ■ «„V-: ' H B M Hi M Hk hII Hh H j fl m l m Hi y pM r. PI I S iH WJm 1 113 Coach Don Ward Put hitting, fielding, and pitching together and you will have a championship team. The 1967 baseball team were not actually cham- pions, but because of a splen- did record of 1 8 win and 1 1 losses, they received an in- vitation to the NCAA Mideast Tournament. The Statesmen finished in third place, the final record stood at 19 wins and 12 losses. With a strong nucleus returning from last year, the outlook for this spring is very good. BASEBALL 114 left to Rigfif: Row ?: Rickey Smith, Charles Jourdan, Steve Adams, Morris 2: Danny Shackelford, George Lee, Ted Thornton, John Smilie, Doug Bell, Bunkley. Row 3: Coach Ward, Russ Dillard, Jerry Hopper, Jerry Boatner, McDonald, Coach Runt McMinn. Wiltshire, James Hobson, Butch East, Bobby Lee, Bobby Hancock. Row Danny Meittlnis, Jerry Little, Jimmy Whithurst, Laney Funderburk, Bobby Norris Ashley, Richard Peeples, Bobby Caufhen, Claude Bridges, Barry 115 967 SEASON RESULTS Delta State 7 Northeast Louisiana Delta State 4 Illinois Wesleyan Delta State Northeast Louisiana 2 Delta State 7 Illinois Wesleyan 8 Delta State 2 Arkansas A M 1 Delta State 6 Memphis State 4 Delta State. 2 Arkansas A M 3 Delta State 7 Ole Miss 3 Delta State 16 Little Rock Univ. 2 Delta State 12 Mississippi College 3 Delta State 5 Little Rock Univ. Delta State 5 Mississippi College 7 Delta State 4 Little Rock Univ. 2 Delta State 6 Mississippi College 5 Delta State 9 Southeast Missouri 4 Delta State 9 Arkansas 12 Delta State 5 Southeast Missouri 8 Delta State 1 Arkansas State 3 Delta State 5 Southeast Missouri 4 Delta State 6 Arkansas State 5 Delta State St. Louis Univ. 4 Delta State 1 Southern Mississippi Delta State St. Louis Univ. 1 Delta State 11 Southern Mississippi 4 Delta State 2 Kentucky Wesleyan 1 Delta State 3 William Carey 5 Delta State 2 Kentucky Wesleyan 1 Delta State 1 Hiram (Ohio) College 3 Delta State 5 Memphis State 3 Delta State 7 Kentucky Wesleyan 4 Delta State 3 Ole Miss 22 Denofes NCAA Mideast Tournament ' N iBtswr - V- 16 117 T M.y imt m ' f S « «« X ' u- ' -r ' il: ;..; 7S. •• ' f+i| -f ' - 118 1967 LEADERS HITTING Leading Hitters Bobby Tosch 329 Jim Whitehurst 327 Richard Peeples 327 Most Runs Claude Bridges 23 Most Hits Claude Bridges 35 Jim Whitehurst 33 Most RBI Jim Whitehurst 22 Bobby Tosch 20 Most Doubles Bobby Tosch 9 Most Triples Jim Whitehurst 4 Most Home Runs Butch East 3 Jim Whitehurst 3 Most Stolen Bases Claude Bridges 8 James Hobson 8 John Smilie 8 Most Total Bases Jim Whitehurst 54 PITCHING Best Record Charles Jourdan 7-4 Morris Wiltshire 3-0 Best ERA Barry McDonald 1 .85 Charles Jourdan 2.88 Most Innings Pitched Charles Jourdan 84 3 Most Strikeouts .... Charles Jourdan 82 MMfiliilHMHHfiiiiiiifl 119 The Statesmen golf team of 1967 finished a very successful year with a 9-2 record. Coach Wyatt was well pleased and said the boys played fine golf. Three tournaments were on the schedule and Delta State placed high in each one. With most of the lettermen returning, the 1968 season should be just as exciting. GOLF Left to Right: Coach Forest Wyatt, Bruce Webster, Curtis Barton, George Sheppard, John Thornell, Mike Carraway, David Halbert. 120 1967 SCHEDULE WON 9 LOST 2 Meet: Millsaps Won Spring Hill Won Arkansas State Won Arkansas A M Won Southeastern Lost CBC Won Arkansas A M Won Arkansas State Won CBC Won Millsaps Won Little Rock Lost tJKU , V-i t.i ..- i- ' - ' ■I ' vri f 121 Coach E. B. Chad Chadwick finished his last season as coach of the tennis team. He sunnmed up the season in three ways: 1 . provided good competition for their players; 2. inexperience of the boys in match play; and 3. a definite improvement by the end of the year. This last observation was very evident with a win over Millsaps in the final match. The outcome for the coming year should be good with most of the squadmen returning. The new coach will be Lauren Collins, a former tennis champion in high school and now on the staff at Delta State. TENNIS Left to Right: George Miller, Rodney Thomas, George Biddle, Dale Russell, Al Yearwood, Buddy Hemphil 122 123 Coach Glenn Cain The Statesmen made an overall excellent showing this past spring. Participating in five meets, individual first places were many. Jack Gregory won the shot put in two meets. Leiand Hughes, Fred Enis provided extra points in the weight events. Jim Devers, Eddie Rector, and Jim Wall paced the cindermen all year. With new Coach, W. O. Wig Reily at the helm, the outlook is good. WoBi «; SSSg!s: iST ' I Kneeling: Left to Right: Fi Gibson, Eddie Rector, Jii Hughes, Jim Devers, Ken Quimby Morgan. 3nk Ramsey, Paf Chambless, Gary Randall, Steve Richardson, Butch Coney, Tim 1 Elliott, Ted Unland, Jim Addis. Standing: Coach Cain, Cliff Mills, Leiand Hardin, Jim Wall, Eddie Sorrey, Ray Hale, Bennie Goff, Fred Ennis, Coach 124 CROSS-COUNTRY Participating for the first time in cross-country connpeti- tion, the squad finished with a 2-2 record in duel meets. Highlights of the year included three top freshmen run- ners and all lettermen returning next year. Coach Reily said, I was well pleased with the season since it was the first year we have run. Coach W. O. Wig Reily Left to Right: Front Row: Butch Berry, Pat Chamberless, Glenn Klmbrell, Don Denson, Mag. Back Row: Frank Ramsey, Randy Brumfield, Richard Bolen, Emory Kennedy. 125 Joe DeMelfi of Berwick, Pennsyl- vania 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 Statesman quarterback, who was drowned dur- ing the Christmas holidays in 1953. This trophy, awarded primarily on the basis of sportsmanship, is pre- sented 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 Dean Padavon 1 954 Edwin Gip Garner 1955 Aubrey Rozell 1 956 Carl Grubbs 1957 Robert Parnell 1958 Douglas Sullivan 1 959 George Arendale 1 960 Jimmy Craig 1961 Don Ward 1962 Pat Hennington 1963 Eddie Davinport 1 964 Chester Norris 1965 Harry Ballard 1 966 Butch Caston SPRING tball; Curtis Barton, Most Valuable in Golf; Buddy Hemphill, Most 1 Track; Bobby Tosch, Most Valuable in Baseball; Richard Peeples, Left to Right: Sammy Little, Most Valuable in Ba: Valuable in Tennis; Eddie Rector, Most Valuable The David Boo Fennis Sportsmanship Award. Row 2: Cliff Mills and Norris Ashley tied for Best Rebounding Award; Gene Kirk, Best Defensive Award; Byron Lehman and Tommy Grimes tied for Best Free Throw Award; and Allen Parker, Sportsmanship Award. FALL Leiand Hughes First Team Little Ail-American by the Associated Press. Left to Right: Butch Coney, Best Offensive Player and Most Valuable Player; Earl Norwood and Earnie Chassion tied for Best Blocker; Leiand Hughes, Little All-American Award. Row 2: Bill Lassett, co-captain; Buddy Wade, McHardy Service Award; Wyatt Dendy, Best Defen- sive Player; Fred Enis, Sportsmanship Award; and Frank Beckman, Most Improved. 127 The M Club, organized during Homecoming in 1936, is composed of men who have been awarded letters in a varsity sport. The organization seeks to pro- mote sportsmanship in athletics, to further high stand- ards of scholarship among athletes, and to provide friendship and fellowship both for members and for others. Quimby Morgan President Cliff Mills Vice-President Bill McAllister Secretary Ray Hale Treasurer Charles Coggins Sergeant-at-Arms M - CLUB H 1 9 rvm ' WtHI IvP Bo Jt ' ' vtM tJ M mil ' m 3 JJ ■ m 9 128 George Abraham Norris Ashley Skippy Beasley Jerry Boatner Claude Bridges Bobby Bunkley Pat Chambless Richard Cox Joe DeMelfi Jim Devers Fred Enis Fred Ghedine Tim Gibson Benny Goff Tommy Grimes David Halbert Bobby Hancock Ken Hardin Wayne Holmes Jerry Hopper Charles Jourdan Rex Keeton Gene Kirk Barry McDonald Tom McKiernon Phil Mazella Allen Parker Tommy Parker Richard Peeples Gary Randall Eddie Rector Steve Richardson Charles Rochelle John Smiley Ricky Smith Ted Thornton Bobby Tosch Ted Unland Buddy Wade Jim Wall Earnie Wells Jimmy Whitehurst Tommy Young M. kkM. 129 ip, HM II ' I B B ORGANIZATIONS 131 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Tommy McKiernon, President; Jim Powers, Vice-President; SuAn Martha Smith, Social Vice-President; David Halbert, Treasurer. Johnson, Secretary; Eddie Sorey, Attorney General; Donna Moore, Publicity Chairman The purpose of the Student Government Association is to deal effectively with all matters of student affairs, to organize the student body in order that it may work col- lectively toward the betterment of the college, and to uphold the best traditions of Delta State College. The SGA is divided into three branches of government. The Executive branch consists of the President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Social Vice-President, Publicity Chairman, and Attorney General. The Men ' s Judiciary Council and the Women ' s Judici- ary Council investigate disciplinary cases, fix penalties, and consult with the advisory com- mittee in carrying out the foregoing powers. The Senate introduces and passes on all legislation necessary and advantageous to the students. The Student Government Association strives to provide for a high standard of respon- sibility 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. 132 MEN ' S JUDICIARY COUNCIL 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 govern- ment. The Council has jurisdiction in cases involving violations of rules established to gov- ern behavior 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 penalties. It offers assistance during Freshman Orientation and co-sponsors Freshman Day, beanie-selling, and Freshman haircutting with the Women ' s Judiciary Council. Seated; Bobby Hancock, Vice-Chairman, Claude Bridges, Chairman; Standing: Mike Whelan, Secretary; Jimmy Whitehurst; Phil Ricks. 133 SENATE The Senate is the representative branch of the Student Government Association. The apportionment of the Senate is one senator for each fifty students or a major frac- tion. The Senate passes legislation which must be presented to the President of the college for approval. It transacts business for the SGA. It has the power to recall any officer of the SGA who is not fulfilling his responsibilities. The Senate also passes by-laws to the SGA Constitution. Barbara Jamieson, Lou Hallam, George Abraham, Genevieve Montgomery, Susan Matthews, Su Anne Johnson, Janice Lingle, Kay Walker, Jim Powers, Sandra Reynolds, Midge Jones, Betty Eidt, Jody Correro, Bonnie Cole, Paulette Cook, Bobby Hancock, Bobby Quinn, Cheryl Weatherly, Joe Carter, Tommy Best, Nan Bailey, Dianne Bobo, Margaret Biggers, Pat Eidt, Cooper Hogue, Sherry Cribbs. 134 Tommy McKiernon President of the SGA Mr BIG ' lA STATE COLLEGE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 1 SENATE Billy Ramsey, Alan Jones, Walter Campbell, Earnie Hengst, Sam Jones, Eddie Rector, Marion Clements, Nea! Randall, Mrs. Becky Morgan, Bubba Webb, Anna Margaret Meeks, Charles Wax, Fran Ming. 135 WOMEN ' S JUDICIARY COUNCIL The Women ' s Judiciary Council con- sists of a chairman elected by the fe- male students in a campus election and four members appointed by the presi- dent of the student government. The Honor Council consists of elected repre- sentatives from all of the girls ' dormi- tories. The Judiciary Council handles all major disciplinary cases and acts as an appeals board for women students. The Honor Council handles specific dormi- tory problems and determines the pen- alties for such offenses. The Council offers assistance during Freshman Orientation and co-sponsors the freshman beanie selling and Fresh- man Day with the Men ' s Judiciary Council. Standing: Patricia Jones, Ann Reynolds, Mary Lucy Sennett, Lucy Shacl elford, Seated: Betsey White, Sandra Mallette 43 . J -S ' Standing; Pat Baronet, Wanda Crawley, Judy Cole, Sue Boyles, Kay Hobbs, Sharon Hartsell, Sherry Dye, Linda Rosetfi, Patsy James. Seated: Sandra Chism, Fran Ming, Susan Martin, Frances Baird, Frankie King, Virginia Orr, Amanda Monk, Linda Cobb. 136 AAr. Kent Wyatt, Alumni Secretary; Miss Gladys Castle, Mr. Howard Carpenter. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION During the Homecoming activities in October Dr. Eleanor Walters presented the Delta State College Outstanding Alumni Awards to Miss Gladys Castle and Mr. Howard Carpenter. Miss Castle is currently serving as secretary to the Academic Dean at Delta State, a position she has held since graduation from the institution in 1930. She entered as a freshman in the second year the college operated and graduated with a degree in English. During thirty-seven years of full-time service she has served as secretary to five distinguished academic deans: the late Drs. William H. Zeige! and Joe Farrar, Dr. Thomas D. Young, and the late Dr. James H. Mc- Lendon. She is now secretary to Dr. Jack Winton Gunn, Academic Dean. She served as a Delta State representative to the first organizational meeting of the Mississippi Inter- Alumni Council in Jackson. Her interest in photography has resulted in numer- ous snapshot contest winners. Photographs have been reproduced in Tri-State and metropolitan newspapers, magazines, and trade journals, brochures, bulletins, postcards, and books of Mississippians. Mr. Howard Carpenter, who now teaches at Northwest Junior College, is a native of Bellefoun- tain, Mississippi, and a 1943 graduate of Delta State, majoring in Social Science and English. He received his Master of Arts degree from George Pea body College in 1945. He has had two books published, along with seventy articles in numerous magazines. As a well known speaker in the state and nation, he delivers many lectures and addresses throughout the United States each year. Mr. Carpenter has served as president of numer- ous civic and service clubs emphasizing community service, and past president of Mississippi Junior College History Teachers ' Association. Chosen Teacher of the Year in Mississippi for the 1 959-60 school term by the Mississippi Council for Christian Social Action. Mr. Carpenter is listed in Mississippi Author Bibliography, Who ' s Who in South and South West, and Who ' s Who in American Educa- tion. In addition to these accomplishments, Howard Carpenter has worked steadily for Delta State ' s growth since the day he graduated. Mrs. Kay Ware, Secretary to the Alumni Secretary 137 Ut Row: Richard Webster, Willie Der, Karon Walker, Gary Golden, Butch Schnadelbach. 2nd Row: Russ Lewis, Matt Sisson, Jody Correro, Harvey Wooten, John Hughes, Jr. 3rd Row: Grady White, Jimmy Britt, Dewey Chalk, Gerald Shook, Martin Harrisson, James Morgan, Jerry Nix, Bill Watkins. Sponsor: Frances Johnson Sweefhearts: Pat Zelenak, Dymple Phillips, Pam Zelenak 138 CIRCLE K CLUB Circle K is the largest college organization in existence— there are over 650 clubs throughout the United States and Canada. Circle K is not a social organization, but it is a service organization for college man operating on the campus and is similar to Kiwanis and other service clubs. Circle K is a unique organization. Circle K is an opportunity for college man because it provides a means of the same type of leadership in a college community which service clubs are giving in the business and professional world. ... An opportunity to join as well as participate in many activities for the service of humanity and for campus and community betterment. ... An opportunity for self-expression involving the life of the campus and the community. ... An opportunity for self-development: Leader- ship, good citizenship, education, and fellowship are acquired through club meetings, through actual participation in civic programs, through lasting friendships, and through the association with out- standing representatives of the business, profession- al, agricultural, and institution life of the commu- nity, in an atmosphere of friendliness, mutual help- fulness, and service. -__ a I 3 CIRCLE K CLUB M lMl4l: « . Ji ' B ELTA STATF L, COLLEGE MISS. % m ' S c i 1 i --- ,.: ' ..- ■■■ ' ■■- - Officers: Matt Sisson, Secretary; Gerald Shook, President; AAartin Harrison, Vice President; Jerry Nix, Treasurer 139 OMICRON DELTA On November 29, 1967 the President of Delta State College approved the estab- lishment of Omicron Delta, a local men ' s honorary society, which recognizes outstand- ing campus leaders. The need for such an organization was initially suggested by the Faculty Scholarship Committee in 1965 and, following a preliminary study, an organiz- ing group headed by the late John Faulkner established the original nucleus of the so- ciety. During the early fall semester the organizational work was completed and on the recommendation of the Faculty Committee on Student Organizations the Society was approved by the President. The purpose of Omicron Delta is fourfold. First, to recognize men who have attained a high standard of leadership in collegiate activities, to encourage them to continue along this line, and to inspire others to strive for similar conspicuous attainment. Second- ly, to bring together the most representative men in all phases of collegiate life, and thus to create an organization which will help to mold the sentiment of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate interest. Thirdly, to bring together members of the faculty and student body of Delta State College on a basis of mutual interest, understanding, and helpfulness. And finally, to provide service to Delta State College. First Row: Dr. Mac G. McRaney, Faculty Sponsor; David Halbert, Vice-President; James Powers, President; Jim Mitchell, Treasurer; Dr. W. F. LaForge, Faculty Secretary. Second Row: Dr. Jack W. Gunn, Mr. John Ouzts, Walter Campbell, Mr. William M. Cash, Tommy McKiernon. Third Row: Robert A. Quinn, Jim Crocker, Mike Daigle, Perry Scull. 140 Russell Gray, Ken Cannon, Larry Roe, Steve Stevens, Douglas Bouler, Ronnie Williams, Gary Hawthorne, James McDonald, Billy Boswell. VETERANS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President Steve Stevenson Vice-President Larry Roe Secretary Ken Cannon Treasurer Gary Hawthorne 141 THE BROOM STAFF Fane Showers Edifor Johanna Hood Associate Edifors BillWatkins Dymple Phillips Business Manager Caroline Hamilton Organizations Editor Freida Hughes Greek Editors Jane Hearn Johnny Ellzey Class Editor Ken Robinson Sports Editor Jerry Salley Photographers Ken Cannon Emily McCain Typists Karen Smith Susan Quick Judy Wong Lucy Webb Millsaps Advisors B. G. latum Editor: Fane Showers 142 Jerry Salley Ken Cannon Photographers Left to Right: Johnny Ellzey and Johanna Hood, Karen Smith, Jane Hearn, Bill Watkins, Susan Quick, Emily McCain, Caroline Hamilton, Lucy Webb Millsaps, Fane Showers, Dymple Phillips, Judy Wong, B. G. Tatum. 143 Executive Editor Emily Simmons Business Manager Jody Correro Associate Editor Frances Baird Assistant Editor Betty Eidt News Editor Jan Carter Cartoonist Sammuel Faulkner Sports Editor Jody Correro Literary Editor Sammuel Faulkner Society and Feature Editor Betty Eidt Photographer Jerry Sal ley Circulation Manager Charles Forbes Reporters Clifton Copeland, Lynda Dickerson, Jim Pongetti, Judith Johnson, John Howell, Frank Williamson, Pam Meredith, Lana McFadden THE MISS A DELTA Mr. Joe White, Jody Correro w Betty Eidt, Frances Baird, Sammuel Faulkner, Jan Carter, Jerry Salley. 144 1967— the year of progress! This was the year DSC upset eighth-ranked UTAAB! The year the streets were finally named, and parking problenns partially alleviated, it was the year of monsoon rains and flooded campus, the canceled concert, and chastity lights erected on campus. 1967 was the year of elections: campus, local, and state. The year of the Vietnam and Middle East conflicts, of hippie and flower power revolu- tions, of psychedelic mania. 1967 was the year of construction and recon- struction. The new library, girls ' dorm, football stadium, drama building. The remodeled Broom Building. And of course, the mysterious brick tri- angle fishpond that turned out to be a flower- bed. It was the year of everything— and reflecting— it all was the Miss Delta. In 8 or 12-page weekly papers, and special 24-page holiday editions, the Miss Delta provided the most extensive coverage in the history of Delta State. Emily Simmons John Howell, Judith Johnson, Charles Forbes 145 INNER CIRCLE The Inner Circle is the official club sponsored 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. Tommy Sanders, Mrs. Maxine Holcombe, Sponsor, Freddie Hutchison, Exie Rotenberry, Bill Watkins. 146 Jay Brain. Jim Mitchell, Frank Brocato, Rita Bradford. DELTA PLAYHOUSE OFFICERS President Jim Mitchell Advisor Mr. Richard Strahan The Delta Playhouse is an organization for students interested in dramatics. Produc- tions consist of full-length plays under the direction of Richard Strahan, advisor, and one-act plays under student direction. This year the group presented a children ' s play, Rapunzel and the Witch. 147 DELTA First Row: Thyra Richardson, Janice Kelley, Clieryl Nobles, Linda Moore, Rita Bradford, Charlotte Geiger, Judy Moore, Mary Jones, Wanda Crawley, Mr. Bracy Campbell. Second Row: Sandra Moore, Alix Pritchard, Shirley Washington, Joyce Duggan, Debbie Lee, Dell Harlan, Ruth Malone, Sandra Quong, Martha Lee Haynes, Pat Davis. SINGERS Third Row: Jimmy Smith, Jimmy Crocker, Ed Hill, Sandra Waller, Sylvia Magee, Dixie Mullins, Bonnie Hilborne, Elaine Fite, Marion Clements, David Sumner, Maurice Edmonds, Wade Peebles. ... r,.,. • fourth Row: Joe Cobb, Hudson Wolfe, Morris White, Danny White, Dennis Willis, Mel Crews, Danny Robertson, Larry Burns, Franlc Williamson, mil Am- mons, Gary Harrison, Gary Hudspith, Tommy Young, Joe Norris. 149 MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE 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 organiza- tion, which is affiliated with the national conference of Music Educators, offers its me mbers 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. First Row: Eula Stephenson, Rosalind Messina, Alix Pritchard, Barbara Messer, Delores Parker, Sylvia Magee, Linda Moore, Janice Kelley, Paula Reynolds, Zara Tynes, Cheryl Nobles, Charlotte Geiger. Second Row; Danny Robinson, Shirley Washington, Danny White, James Smith, Gary Thompson, Gary Har- rison, Morris White, Luroy Hart. Third Row; James Young, Terry Evans, Dell Harlan, Larry Burns, Hudson Wolfe, David Sumner, Sandra Moore, Dennis Willis. 150 ASSOCIATION OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION OFFICERS President Fern Barrentine Vice-Presidents Claudia Jackson Carol Lunceford Secretary Betty Allgood Treasurer Linda Hales The Association of Childhood Education is a professional organization composed of elementary education majors. Its main purpose is to provide opportunities for devel- oping a greater understanding of the teaching profession and acquaint members with the newest devices in the elementary school program. 151 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 profession 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 educa- tion. First Row: Carolyn White, Linda Hales, Dotsy Waller, Dorothy Cox, Gerald Bailey, Nelda Martin, Carola Lieb Second Row: Tommy Graham, Norma Jean Spears, Evelyn Ferguson, Robert Rawson, Mary Ann Barnett, Shirley Washington. Third Row: Ricky Burk, Geraldine Mitchell, Sue Hubbard, Fay Newberry, Patsy Sledge, Linda Taylor, Jimmy Grissom. 152 First Row: Cheryl Nobles, Ruth Gallagher, John Hughes, Jr., Glenda Whittington, Melba Hardin, James Morgan, Sharon Robinson, Billy Pierce. Second Row: Ruth Weining, Martha Jean Harpole, Wanda Turner, Glenn Jackson, Sue Hancoclj, Jim Davis, Lagatha Gray, Sara Conner. Third Row: Edna Denton, Ruth Ann Patterson, Nancy Johnson, Janis Cook, Diane Tidwell, David Willoughby, William Pevy. Seated: Ruth Weining, Vice-President; Robert Rawson, President; Melba Hardin, Vice-President. Standing: Diane Tidwell, Secretary; Mary Ann Barnett, Treasurer. 153 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President Nancy Osborn Vice President Nancy McClatchy Secretary Carolyn Bennett Treasurer Priscilla Miller Delta State Home Economics Club is a division of the Mississippi Home Economics Association and the American Home Economics Association. Membership consists of Home Economics majors who have paid membership fees. The purpose of the American Home Economics Association is to provide opportuni- ties for members to cooperate in the attainment of the well-being of individuals and of families, the improvement of homes and the preservation of values significant in home life. Seated: Rathel Mayo, Judy Northrip. Standing: Lynette Perkins, Cheri Willis, Patricia Pruetf, Marilyn Mooney, Dinni Foster, Ann Thomas, Miss Allene McCormick, Joyce Tabb, Nancy Osborn, Xylda Garner, Carolyn Bennett, Karen Bock, Marsha Grava, Johnnie Barber, Becky Jones, Mrs. Velma Hamilton, Mrs. Dinah Herring. 154 Harold Manning, Kenny Hawkins, Tommy Best, Jon Nutting, Pat Eidt, Tommy Gardner. Seated: Mr. Arthur Whittemcre. PRELAW CLUB OFFICERS President Harold Manning Vice-President Tommy Best Secretary Pat Eidt Treasurer Kenny Hawkins The Pre-Law Club of Delta State College 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 her 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. 155 WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WAA sponsors intramurals for women of Delta State College. The purpose is to pronnote all forms of physical activity which makes for health and efficiency, to encour- age good sportsmanship and clean playing, and to pro- mote interest and create leadership in athletics by training young women to interpret and enforce the rules as adopted by the American Physical Education Association. First Row; Kafhy Strickland, Dymple Phillips, Gay Litton, Janet Irwin, Judy Adams, Winnie Wilson, Carey Maxey, Sandra Reynolds, Jackie Wade. Second Row; Cynthia Piazza, Mrs. Margaret Wood, Dr. Audrey McGolden, Donna Owen, Judy Sansing, Joy Gary, Eileen Robertson, Mary Wasson ' Jane Minnix, Miss Margaret Wade, Mary Ann Walker. Third Row: Linda Utroska, Linda Overstreet, Sara Ross, Elizabeth Schwam, Kathy Lock, Joyce Duggan, Brenda Roncali, Vicki Hughes, Jean Eakin ' 156 Dr. Audrey McGolden; Miss Margaret Wade; Mrs. Margaret Wood; Eileen Robertson, Reporter; Barbara Ferguson, President; Jane Minnix, Secretary-Treasurer; Joy Gary, First Vice-President; Ramona Maloney, Second Vice-President. Jarbara Ferguson, Norma Jean Spears, Lagatha Gray, Paula Womack. ifand ng on left: Kay Walker, Ann Chatham, Jeannie Willis, Lucy Shackelford, Maria Karabetsos, Janice Pounds. standing on right: Betty Stevens, Patricia Jones, Ramona Maloney, Myra Womack, Brenda Sevell, Judy Abrahms. 157 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB The Physi cal Education Majors Club was organized to stimulate a wide intelligent interest in health, physical education, and recreation and also to promote professional and social cooperation between majors and faculty. All physical edu- cation majors belong to the club. Mr. William Chasey, Sponsor; Ramona Maloney, President; Jim Wall, President-Elect; Eileen Robertson, Secretary-Treasurer. first Row: Ann Chatliank, Ramona Maloney, Myla Womack, Jackie Wade, Eileen Robertson, Ellie Adams, Barbara Ferguson, Jeannie Willis, Judy Adams, Janice Estep, Carey Maxey, Norma Jean Spears, Pat Baronet, Betty Martin, Kay Walker, Janice Pounds, Anne White, Paula Womack. Second Row: Mr. William Chasey, Fred Chedine, Joe Boyles, Alton Smith, William Miller, Buddy Wade, Kenny Coleman, James Stevenson, Russell Maxey, Mike Anderson, Joe Carter, David Nelson, James Morgan, Ray Bridges, Jim Wall, Bobby Bunkley, Danny Meittinis, Butch McMullen, James Davis. 158 First Row: Dr. Audrey McGolden, Eileen Robertson, Jeanette Flanagan, Mona Maloney, Waudine Isaac, Cathy Stricklin, Winnie Wilson. Second Row: Janice Estep, Pat Jones, Joy Gary, Miss Margaret Wade, Linda Overstreet, Liz Schwam, Anne White. INTRAMURAL COUNCILS First Row: George Miller, Mike Caraway, Bill Stephenson, Len Durr, John Farrell. Second Row: Freddy Surholt, Jimmy Wilson, Charles Pratt, Ned Rone, Bobby Walker, Donnie Homan, Allan Parker. 59 THE BAND AND THE DELTA BELLES 160 First Row; Barbara Buckley, Delores Sherwood, Priscilla Miller, Glenda Sims. Second Row: Kay Walker, Sue Patterson, Jan Thomas, Nan Bailey. Third Row: Opal Poe, Vicki Cherry, Brenda Harrington, Daty Sanders, Suzanne Flowers. Fourth Row: Dixie Taylor, Julianne Gibson, Ellie Adams, Jo Anne Campbell. Fifth Row: Carol Lunceford, Mary Ann Crane, Lyn Cole, Donna Beasley. Sixth Row: Linda Holland, Fern Barrentine, Jackie Campbell, Vicki Hoffman. Seventh Row: Sherry Kelley, Paf Davis, Nancy Weeks, Susan Murphy. Eighth Row: Brenda Roncali, Joan Wherry. 161 FACULTY SCHOLARS Students of high academic achievement or potential are nominated as Faculty Schol- ars by members of the faculty. In addition to recognition for scholarship, this group is urged to participate in the college honors program and faculty committee interviews and to plan for graduate work. 162 BETA BETA BETA Beta Beta Beta is a society for students of the biological sciences. It seeks to en- courage scholarly attainment in the field of learning by reserving its membership for those who. achieve superior academic rec- ords and who indicate special aptitude for the subject of biological study. It aims to advance the general objectives of education of the life sciences. Beta Beta Beta endeav- ors to extend the boundaries of man ' s knowl- edge of nature by scientific investigation. It emphasizes a three-fold program: stimula- tion of sound scholarship, dissemination of scientific knowledge, and promotion of bio- logical research. Lew Hightower, Vice President; Joan Geiselman, Reporter; Linda Smith, Historian; Mike Daigie, President. First Row; Joan Geiselman, Linda Smith, Lew Hightower, Martha Veasey. Second Row; John Cox, Shirley Ferguson, Earl Norwood, David Replogle, Mike Daigle, Bob Whitwell, Linwood Shannon, Jeanetfe Flanaga Third Row: Phil Ricks, Teddy Buckley, Kelly Durham, Larry Goldstein, Jack Clark, Quimby Morgan, Billy Woods. 163 PI KAPPA DELTA OFFICERS President Ricky Burk Vice-president AAaynard Harrell Secretary-treasurer Barbara Jamieson Pi Kappa Delta is the oldest and largest forensic fraternity in the United States. It is the only forensic society that provides 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 chapter bases its membership on debate. The fraternity selects a question for all chapters to use in debate. Richard Sheffield, Maynard Harrell, Sandra Hitt, Sherrie McKenz ileson, Ricky Burk, Eileen Robertson 164 Bill Watkins, Lora Bell, AAr. Malcolm Norwood, Freddie Hutchison, Pat Smith, Exie Rotenberry, Phyllis Trelling, Miss Lucy Millsaps, Mr. Sammy Britt, Jerry Johnson KAPPA PI OFFICERS President Bill Watkins Vice-president Freddie Hutchison Secretary-treasurer Exie Rotenberry Corresponding secretary Lora Bell Historian Wilma Blackmon Delta Lambda Chapter of Kappa Pi, international honorary art fraternity, promotes high attainment in the field of visual arts. This organization ' s membership is made up of students majoring or minoring in art who have given evidence of outstanding performance in a particular field of art. Some worthwhile projects of 1966-1967 are scholarships, exhibits, and a contribution to the Florence Relief Fund. 165 SPEECH-DRAMA CLASSROOM BUILDING :VELAND. MISSISSIPPI R.JMEWINGPBESIOENT MISSISSIPPI Mai w KAPLANiASSOCIATES ' A ' ARCHITECTS OR e WHEKKY CO STRl!CTK N COMrANV flACTOR ilACTOR WALSH PLUMBING COMFAN SCOTT tLCCTRJC COMWMV Rita Bradford, Director ALPHA PSI OMEGA MEMBERS Actives Pledges . . Ron Chester Helen Winborne . . Jim Mitchell Joyce Nowell Susie Patterson Warren Houston Alpha Psi Omega is the world ' s largest national honorary dramatics fraternity. Striv- ing to better dramatics on the college level, the Zeta Epsilon chapter has worked in ev- ery production this year in some aspect. This fraternity provides an honor society for those doing a high quality of work in dramatics and permits a wider fellowship for those in terested in the college theater. 166 KAPPA DELTA PI Catherine Dempsey Anne Gaddis Sandra Hitt Warren Houston Freida Hughes Claudia Jaci son Susan Johnson Sherry Killebrew Shirley Livingston Billy Jo McPherson Sandra O ' Neill Samuel Perez Kappa Delta Pi was organized to encourage high professional, intellectual, and per- sonal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. To this end members are invited who exhibit commendable personal qualities, worthy educational ideals, and sound scholarship, it endeavors to maintain a high degree of professional fellowship among its members and to quicken professional growth by honoring achieve- ment in professional work. The Theta Delta Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi was organized at Delta State College on June 28, 1954. 167 First Row: Bill Ammons, Ray Gibson, Reporter; Ronnie Smith, Pledge Master; John Hughes, Warden; Lee Uithoven, President; Charles Murphy, Secretary; John Lawson, Levelle Myrick. Second Row; Danny Robinson, Bubba Eubanks, Randy Blake, Wade Peebles, Ronnie Wilson, Ralph Denson, Joey Cobb, James Young, Gary Thompson, Luroy Hart, Ronnie Harris. Third Row: Richard Yelverton, Charles Griffin, Larry Burns, Hudson Wolfe, Gary Hudspeth, Terry Evans, Wardell Herring. Thomas Walley, Jimmy Smith. Fourth Row: Lynn Dale, Lee Baker, David Sumner, Maurice Edmonds, Lester Stanley, Morris White, Gary Har- rison, Jimmy Wallace. PHI MU ALPHA Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia was founded October 6, 1898, at the New England Conserva- tory 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 Chapter 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 Major award is given. 168 PI GAMMA MU OFFICERS President Robert Carlisle Vice President Shirley Livingston Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Charles Garraway Sponsor Dr. Gene Miller Pi Gamma Mu is an honor society for students of high academic excellence in the fields of social science and his- tory. Membership is limited to juniors and seniors who meet the standards established by the national society. Seafecf: Mr. Authur Whittemore, Miss Carol Brumby, Mr. Charles Garraway, Rob ert Carlsie, Dr. Gene Miller, Ruth Ann Patterson. Standing— First Row: Mr. William Pennington, Ann Chatham, Glenda Whittington, Mrs. Joel Cox, Mrs. Mary Meador, Dr. AAartha Montgomery. Second Row: Johnny Ellzey, Cecil Bailey, Dr. William LaForge, Mr. William Cash. 169 PI OMEGA PI First Row: Miss Kathryn Keener, Sponsor; Miss Betty Donald, Sponsor. Second Row: Margaret Caldwell, Geraldine Carpenter, Dot Cox, Ralph Denson, Sherry Dye, Grace Ferguson, Judy Hardage, Brenda Harrington, Sherry Killebrew, Sandy O ' Neill, Sandy Simmons, Kay Taylor, Georgia Wilson. OFFICERS President Brenda Harrington Vice-President Georgia Wilson Secretary Dot Cox Historian Sherry Killebrew Pi Omega Pi is a national honorary society for business education majors. Member- ship is restricted 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 recog- nized collegiate honor societies which are generally regarded as having suitably high standards. INTER-FAITH COUNCIL OFFICERS Chairman Andy Boswell Secretary Caroline Hannilton The Inter-Faith Council is a religious organization composed of representatives from various religious, social, and departmental organizations on campus. 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. The council sponsors such projects as Religious Empha- sis Week and the sunrise Easter service. first Row; Geoff Abraham, Ralph Malatesta, Jimmy Smith, Danny Forrest, Ken Watkins. Second Row; Walter Campbell, Nancy Johnson, Imogens Jarrett, Elsie Foster, Jenny Henderson, Linda Baker, Pat Karls, Kay Walker, Caroline Hamilton, Andy Boswell. 171 Ken Robinson, Vice-president; Bubba Davis, President; Jimmy Shields, Secretary. 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 pro- grams 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. 172 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union is a specialized ministry of Southern Baptists to students on the campuses 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 obligation as a Christian citizen to the world in which he lives. The B. S. U. also provides inspiration, information, and fellowship which create the spiritual climate es- sential for Christian growth while in college. L BAPTIST STUDENT CENTER f Jim Powers, Caroline Hamilton, Rev, Richard A. Park, Mr. Albert Elmore, Lou Hal lam, Donn Hood. CANTERBURY CLUB OFFICERS President Caroline Hamilton Vice-President Karen LaPresto Inter-Faith Council Representative .... Lou Hallam Sponsors Dr. Martha Montgomery Mr. Albert Elmore The Canterbury Club, sponsored by the Episcopal Church, endeavors to awaken in the student the 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 mem- bership. 174 WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP The Westminster Fellowship is under the sponsorship of the Synod of Mississippi of the Presbyterian Church. The students of Westminster Fellowship believe that Jesus Christ is relevant to all the problems of contemporary life on the modern campus. The local fellowship seeks to encourage the individual students to personal commitment to Jesus Christ and His purposes in the wor ld. Weekly meetings, study groups, week-end conferences and group projects make up a portion of the activities of Westminster Fel- lowship. Wm ,BM First Row: David Halbert, Judy Kyle, Carola Lieb. Second Row: Ruth Weining, Brenda Harrington, Susan Johnson, Carolyn Gartrell, Sandra Vanderford. Third Row: Jimmy Shields, Irene Murphy, Sharon Randel, President; Pat Chambless, Vice-President; Dell Harlan, Secretary-Treasurer; Andy Boswell, Synod Representative; Barbara Jones. 175 CHI ALPHA OFFICERS President Elsie Foster Vice-president Sandra Waller Secretary-treasurer Imogene Jarrett Chi Alpha is a ministry to colle- gians by the Assemblies of God. It was first organized for students of Pentecostal belief, but now has be- gun to minister to students of every faith desiring Christian fellowship. This religious organization strives to provide students with situations necessary to the grasping and en- larging of faith so that they may become better acquainted with the Living Christ. Sandra Waller, Rev. George E. Eagler, Elsie Foster, Imogene Jarreft 176 WESLEY FOUNDATION The Wesley Foundation is the Methodist 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 stimu- lating him to think about his vocation as a Christian student. It seeks also to bring him into confrontation with the Living Christ so that he may commit his life more completely to Him, and in so doing know himself, his neighbor, and his yvorld in a radically new way.. Seated: Janice Chapman, Secretary; Margaret Mclntyre, 1st Vice President; Nancy Johnson, Treasurer. Standing-. Rev. Bob Butts; Sara Davis, State Secretary of MSM; Jimmy Grissom, 2nd Vice President; not pictured: Walter Campbell, President. I First Row: Joyce Duggan, Jimmy Grissom, Sandra Mallette. Second Row; Helen Pearce, Rosemary Teuerett, Sara Davis, David Replogle, Nancy Johnson, Linda Harper, Shirley Washington. Third Row: Sam Perez, Janice Chapman, Jim Elliott, Margaret Mclntyre, Lana Mc Fadden. 177 Byron Lehman Melton Melpass David Orr 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 present 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. Virginia Orr 178 NEWMAN FEDERATION The Newman Federation is an organization which intends to foster the spiritual, intellectual, and social interests of the Catholic students at Delta State. As a part of the National Newman Federation organized in 1893 at the University of Pennsyl- vania, the Federation seeks to pro- vide fellowship and promote under- standing between its members and members of other faifhs. Seated: Betty Eidt, Recording Secretary; Margaret Naam Standing: Miss Maureen Webb, Sponsor; Jody Cor porter; Ralph Malatesta, Corresponding Secretary; in, Vice-President. ero. Treasurer; Susan Matthews, Geoff Abraham, President. 1st Row.- Mary Sherman, Kathy Strickland, Margaret Naaman, Betty Eidt. 2nd Row; Pat Zelanak, Susan Mathews, Geoff Abraham, Dot Correro. 3rd Row; Judy Malloy, Ralph Malatesta, Pam Zelanak, Jody Correro, Doug Hutton, Linda Rosetti, George Abraham, Patty Brocato. 179 181 INTERFRATERNITY INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Fred Ghedine Phi Kappa Tau John Bishop Phi Kappa Tau Robert Quinn Phi Kappa Tau Eddy Sorey Pi Kappa Alpha Sid Law Pi Kappa Alpha Chan Worley Pi Kappa Alpha Bobby Hancock Kappa Alpha Claude Bridge Kappa Alpha James Jacks .... President .... Kappa Alpha The Greek Way College students today recognize the innpor- tance of preparing themselves for the future. They must excel in academics, grow in inde- pendence and self-sufficiency, and develop a sense of responsibility. The Greek system promotes this concern all over the country. Sororities and Fraternities en- courage members to attain these attributes by participating in school and community proj- ects, insisting on the attainment of higher scho- 182 PANHELLENIC of Life lastic averages than the college norm, and at the same time developing an everlasting bond of friendship which is cherished throughout a lifetime. Sororities and fraternities on the Delta State campus are an integral part of all phases of college life. Although they are social in nature, Greeks provide the leadership for any project that is designed for the advancement of Delta State College, and support all college activities. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Lucy Shackelford . . President . . Kappa Delta Nita Bishop Phi Mu Georgia Wilson Delta Delta Delta Linda Hamblett Kappa Delta Betty Lowery Phi Mu Sandra Mallette Delta Delta Delta 183 DELTA DELTA DELTA On Thanksgiving Eve, 1888, four young women at Boston University founded DELTA DELTA DELTA SORORITY. The pansy, the pearl, the pine, and the colors silver, gold and blue soon became known as the symbols of this band of sisterhood. Phi Phi chapter was established at Delta State in 1962. The purpose of Delta Delta Delta is to establish a perpetual bond of friendship among its members, to develop a stronger and more womanly character, to broaden the moral and intellectual life, and to assist its members in every possible way. Tri-Deltas exemplify this purpose through all phases of campus life. Scholarship— proud winners of the scholarship trophy, faculty scholars and members of Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. AAA vs. ITKA— Super Bowl. Artistic AAA ' s paint KA cannon . . . Love makes the world go ' round The Great Pumpkin! Delta Delta Deltas are everywhere: cheerleaders, favorites, beauties. Best Dressed, KA Rose, Miss Delta and Homecom- ing Queen and Court. Big sisters and little sisters + granny gowns = Christmas party! Spring formal in December. Tri-Delta talent show raised money for scholarships . . . AAA ' s support a child at the Methodist Children ' s Home. Tri-Deltas living by the motto: Let us steadfastly love one another. Karen LoPrcsto 184 TRI-DELTA OFFICERS: Standing: Brenda Harrington, Marshall; Glenna Houston, Social Chairman; Libby Griffin, Treasurer. Seated: Kay Walker, Chaplain; Sandra Mallette, President; Suzanne Alford, Rush Chairman; Not pictured: Janice Pounds, Vice President; Fane Showers, Secretary. Charlotte Smith Doris Smilh Morlho Smith Vickie Smilh Sharon Springer Carol Stordivant Janice Pound: Carlene ShackeKord 185 • h b . KAPPA DELTA KAPPA DELTA SORORITY was founded seventy-one years ago at Longwood College, Farmville, Virginia, by four young college women. Since the local sorority, Omega Phi, became Gamma Psi chapter in 1962, an ' active sisterhood has grown and become an essential part of the Greek life at Delta State. Kappa Delta is a composite of fun, fellowship, and sis- terly love. Big Sisters plus Little Sisters plus working to- gether equals genuine Kappa Delta spirit which can be surpassed by none. This has been a wonderful year: Workshop . . . then the Coast! Follow the yellow brick road? Sixteen new pledges! Founder ' s Day . . . Coach . . . KA Hades . . . Kidnap breakfast . . . ! KA DID IT . . . faculty Scholars, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Most Beautiful and Beauties, Top Ten Best Dressed, Homecoming court. Cheerleaders, Favorites, Class Officers. Spirit from the Heart of Kappa Delta . . . Volleyball champs! Candlelight epidemic. Food for the needy with KA ' s. KA and KA Christmas children . . . Hae Soon, our Korean orphan. Swaps with KA ' s and PIKES; Come as you ares with SKT ' s. Serenades and roses . . . Circle K sweetheart. Molls and gangsters? No, KA ' s and dates and guests at the Speakeasy Lounge . . . Poo Nanny can go! KA ' s present Deserving Freshman Woman Award . . . Easter Seal Drive . . . Like to buy a lily? The year of the Emerald Ball. Reach for the Stars— Kappa Deltas do . . . always striv- ing for the honorable, beautiful, and highest. Linda Hamblett Caroline Hamilton Jane Heorn Sandra Hitt Elsie Lynn Holdi Vicki Hughes Barbara Jamicson Melinda Janous Freida Inmon Susan Johnson 186 KAPPA DELTA OFFICERS: Anne Gaddis, Vice-President; Janice tingle. Editor; Jane Hearn, Assistant Treasurer; SuAnne Johnson, Membership Chairman; Caroline Hamilton, Secretary; Freida Inmon, President; Sandra Hitt, Treasurer, Melody Miller Jane MInnix Becky Morgan Judy Nutt Suson Odell Donna Owen Bellye Pepper FonlyrPhile Dymple Phillips June Posf Susan Quick Brenda Roncoli Saroh Ross Daty Sanders Palsy Schlenker Lucy Shackelford 187 PHI MU PHI MU FRATERNITY, the second oldest organization for college women, was begun in 1852 at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia. Kappa Epsilon, one of 102 active collegiate chapters, became a colony on the Delta State campus in 1966 and was installed that same year. Although still a young chapter. Phi Mu claims many honors on campus— class officers, members of the Delta Belles, Faculty Scholars and members of Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. This year a special social service project- toys for the Bolivar County Hospital. Pikes and Phi Mus collect toys for the needy. Phi Mus victorious in football— trample KA ' s. A present from the Phi Taus on October 31! A visit to the Phi Mu chapter room isn ' t always pleasant, right James? Christmas-Santa? No, Little Willie and the Keys. From Anno and Gino. Winken, BIynken, and Nod are sure tricky with their cream ;s! The Phi Mu Wagon rides to McComb! And what about the Supremes? Pat— Pike Dream Girl. Carnation, rose and white, the Enchantress Ball— signs of Phi Mu— The Faithful Sisters. 188 PHI MU OFFICERS: Nita Bishop, Senior Panhellenic Delegate; Mary Camille Cuming, President; Susan Matthews, Secretary; Billie Johnson, Treasurer; Joan Wherry, Vice President; Ann White, Membership Director. Not Pictured; Sharon Coats, Pledge Director. 189 KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA ORDER, founded in 1865, at Washington College, Virginia, has long been in the fo refront of the college fraternity scene. Over 56,000 Kappa Alphas can testify to the beneficial influence of Robert E. Lee. While the order is Southern in origin, it is not sectional, and today Kappa Alpha is a brotherhood reaching from coast to coast. KA ' s all over campus: Class officers— af?1 four presidents! SGA officers and Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities. Intramural and Interfraternity sports— Volleyball and Basket- ball champs— What next? Fall rush. Quality and quantity— thirty pledges for Gold- fish. Nectavorium and Pandemonium! Homecoming— the party, was it ours or the Policeman ' s Ball? Halloween . . . Flower Power . . . Artistic KA ' s paint AAA ' s . . . Grossella! Ripcord— tied up with the Phi Mus. The pond ...! Kappa Alpha pins and drops cover the campus. KA ' s serenade KA ' s. KA ' s collecting food for the needy with Kappa Deltas. Also, a children ' s Christmas party . . . KA ' s aid United Giver ' s Drive . . . Basketball all night for St. Jude ' s. Philanthropy— for others. Socially Kappa Alpha features . . . swaps, football games, paddle-swaps. Old South Rose Ball, Voices Anonymous. Been wrong too long, get right tonight! Once DAO ' s, now Southern gentlemen in every way. Wheat, Barley, Alfalfa . . . ! KAPPA ALPHA PLEDGES: First Row: Sonny Davenport, Bubba Webb, Pat Eidt, Jerry Evans, Frank Brocato, Curtis Burns, Jay Brain, Fred Perkins, Bob Whitwell. Second Rov : Mike Blackman, Larry Young, Ken Bagwell, Larry Henley, Randy Clark, Sid Thweatt, Billy Ramsey, Bobby Tosch. Third Row: Jack Young, Ernie Hengst, Robert Faust, Chris Lundy, Charles Morlino, Buddy Hemphill. Not Pictured: Johnny Thornell, Bill Replogle, Rick Burrow, Rodney Casey, Dickie Etheridge. 190 KAPPA ALPHA ACTIVES: First Row: James Jacks, Chuck Cocke, Jim Mitchell, Tommy Gardner, Tommy Best, Bobby Hancock, Sam McElroy, Mike Wimberly, Bill Walters, Harold Manning. Second Row: Hugh Smith, Bubba Parker, George Abraham, Tom Jones, David Halbert, Hank Drake, John Pearson, Harry Dick- man, Lynn Switzer. Third Row: Lawson Halladay, Johnny Chapman, Brice Ruth, Doug Bailey, Jimmy Shackelford, Jeff Abraham. Not Pictured: Kenny Hawk- ins, Curtis Barton, Jimmy Wilson, John Hathcock. KA ROSE Mrs. Georgia Abraham Wilson KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS: Harold Manning, Corresponding Secretary; Jim Mitchell, Vice-President; Tommy Gardner, Sergeant-at-Arms; James Jacks, President; Doug Bailey, Doorkeeper; Hank Drake, Recording Secretary; Sam McElroy, Historian; David Halbert, Treasurer; Not Pictured: Kenny Hawkins, Parliamen- 9J PI KAPPA ALPHA The year 1968 is a Big Year for PI KAPPA ALPHA. It is the 100th anniversary of this fraternity which was founded in 1868 at the University of Virginia. From humble beginnings, Pi Kappa Alpha has grown into one of the three largest na- tional fraternities. The Pike chapter here at Delta State began in 1959 as the Cavalier Social Club. The name was changed to Kappa Tau Delta in 1962. In February of 1963, Kappa Tau Delta be- came a TIKA colony and in that same year received its char- ter as Zeta Beta Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha. Honor, friendship, scholarship— the signs of a good PIKE. Plenty of social life; swaps with KA ' s and $M ' s, football with AAA ' s. Shield and Diamond . . . The garnet and gold forever! Zeta Beta feast . . . Chapter-Alumni venison barbecue. Float is a first place idea. Also, the Heart Fund Drive. Parties!!! . . . Homecoming and Christmas and those pri- vate kind. Almany, known to his friends as Zhivago. Thank God for the PI , for we are PI KAPPA ALPHA. One hundred years of brotherhood. HIP, HIP PIKE! PI KAPPA ALPHA PLEDGES: first Row: George Miller, Jimmy Smith, Jack Clark, Mike McRaney, James Dunlap, Steve Romine, Philip Keating, Thomas Ballard. Second Row: Andy Daughtery, Steve Hubbard, David Parker, Allen Pendergrass, Pete Channel, Tim Ervin, Bill Coleman, Clark Lee. Not Pictured: Thomas Carrett. 192 PIKE DREAM GIRL nKA OFFICERS: Phillip Ricks, Vice-President; Ronnie Nasser, Pledge master; Eddy Sorey, President; John Almany, Sergeant-at-Arms; Ray Sellers, Treasurer; Not Pictured: Randel Renegar, Secretary. PI KAPPA ALPHA ACTIVES: First Row: George Lewis, Jimmy Crocker, Rodney Sanders, Donnie Dunlap, Jay Arnold, Eddy Sorey, Ralph Malatesta, Philip Land, Walker Jones, Chan Worley. Second Row: Larry Goldstein, John Cox, John Almany, Sid Law, Frank Sistare, Ray Sellers, Phillip Ricks, Ronnie Nasser. Not Pictured: Bobby Barr, Richard Buntin, Don Campbell, Steve Cwickle, Kenny Dahl, Bo Howell, Philip Jabour, Philip Land, Kenny Pieralisi, Randel Renegar. 193 PHI KAPPA TAU This is a year of pride for PHI KAPPA TAU on Delta State ' s campus, for in February of 1968, the PHI KAPPA TAU Colony was fully initiated and received its national charter. Since its beginnings in 1963 as Phi Tau Delta, this or- ganization has strived for scholastic excellence, leader- ship among its men and a solid contribution to school spirit. Phi Taus hold offices in Delta Playhouse. They are found on the President ' s List; and they compete in all athletic events. Phi Taus treasure the coveted scholarship trophy . . . What ' s this about a panty raid??? Other social life— swaps with sororities. A come as you are party? John the bartender. Mr. DSC. Phi Taus and Delta Delta Deltas— Greek Day Champs! Phi Kappa Tau would like to anounce its social calendar for Spring ... Let ' s begin with togas and wine! Phi Kappa Tau says Gamma Chi!!! Cheer for the red and gold ... Phi Kappa Tau Frater- nity! PHI KAPPA TAU PLEDGES: first Row; Chuck Lauderdale, Jim McDonald, Lucky Sammons, Bill Mahan, Gary Terrell. Second Row: Robert Naron, Kent Thompson, Chip Hitchcock, Bill Haik, Steve Grimes, Jimmy Cheatham, Joe Bucherri, Jimmy Stewart. Third Row: Alan McCain, Sonny Gravette, Eddie Draper, David Hardin, Mike Wilson, Vinny Scank, Jerry Johnson. Not Pictured: Danny Robinson, Dave Whalen. 194 OKT SWEETHEART PHI KAPPA TAU OFFICERS: First Row: Jimmy Cheatham, Pledge Master; Billy West, Treas- urer; Robert Quinn, President; James Harvey, Vice-President; Jimmy Smith, Secretary. Second Row: Fred Ghedlne, Rush Chairman; Lawrence Kenneth, Editor and Historian; Gary Terrell, Corresponding Secretary; Phil Mazella, Sergeant-at-Arms; John Ferrell, Athletic Chairman; Curtis Walker, Social Chairman; Not Pictured: Jerry Johnson, Chaplain. Miss Angie Schultz PHI KAPPA TAU ACTIVES: First Row: Fred Ghedine, Earnie Chaisson, James Harvey, John Bishop, Curtis Walker, Bil Second Row; Billy West, Phil Mazella, Jack Poison, John Ferrell, Lawrence Kenneth, J. C. Roberts, Robert Quinn. Gary, Lou Luzzi, Jimmy Smith 195 196 197 CLASSES 199 I GRADUATES GERALD LOTT BAILEY Brookhaven Social Science SHARON LATHAM BUTTS Cleveland English JAMIE CUMING Pace Social Science GILDA JO ERVIN Cleveland Social Science BETTYE ROZIER GIBSON Cleveland History PHILLIP HAYSE GRACE Greenville Guidance GEORGE W. LASSETT Cleveland History SANDRA JUADINE MCNEER Jackson English IRENE TOWNSEND MURPHY Cleveland Elem. Education LOIS VIRGINIA ODOM Clodv ater History JERRY ELLIS WILKINSON Cleveland Music 200 SENIORS WALTER PHILLIPS ABBOTT Natchez Business GEORGIA ANN ABRAHAM Clarksdale Business Education JUDY BRANDEE ABRAMS Natchez Elementary Education MARY ELLEN ADAMS Inverness Physical Education JOHN ADCOCK Meridian Physical Education CLEVELAND AINSWORTH Greenwood Business Administration LOWERY, S. 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BOYLES B atesville Physical Education SAMMY BRAMLETT Greenville Business Administration CLAUDE BRIDGES Jackson Business Administration NATHANIEL BROOKS Jonestov n Social Science DAVID McSCOTT BROWN Water Valley Accounting DENNIS LEE BROWN Clarksdale Business Administration JAMES LEON BRUCE Belzoni Business Administration ELAINE BUCHANAN Indianoia Elementary Education BOBBY BUNKLEY Olive Branch Physical Education FLORENCE BUNTIN Oakland Elementary Education AUDREY BURCHETTE Holly Springs English RICKY W. 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Business Administration ELIZABETH LIDDON WHITEHURST Corinth Mathematics GLENDA WHITTINGTON Weir Elementary Education HAROLD WHITTINGTON McCool Mathematics THOMAS DWIGHT WILEY Heidelberg Business Administration JOE FRANK WILKERSON Canton Accounting ANNIE JEAN WILLIAMS Clarksdale Business Education MARGARET WILLIAMS Sumner Elementary Education DALE WILLIAMS ON Philadelphia Physical Education PAT WOLFE Tutwiier Elementary Education VIRGINIA WONG Cleveland English JIMMY WOOD West Point Physical Education LINDA WOOLEY Duncan Elementary Education CHANDLER P. WORLEY, JR. Indianola Physics WILLIS WRIGHT Winona Physical Education RICHARD YELVERTON Laurel Music Education 212 JUNIORS GEORGE ABRAHAM, JR. Clarksdale JUDY ANN ADAMS Brookhaven EARL WAYNE ADAMS Winona DONALD WAYNE ALDRIDGE Clarksdale THOMAS WILLMORE ALLEN Tunica MARLIN EARL ANDERSON Lyon DONALD GENE ARD Randolph RITA DIANE ARMSTRONG Vardaman NELLE WILMOT ASHMORE Atlanta, Ga. CECIL EDWARD BAILEY Cleveland DURRETT DOUGLAS BAILEY Cleveland BERTIE FRANCES BAIRD Oakland BESSIE MAE BAKER Cleveland LINDA JEANNE BAKER Clarksdale ANNE RUTHERFORD BALDWIN THOMAS EUGENE BALLARD Cleveland DON LEE BANKS Gonzales, La. JOHNNIE MAE BARBER Booneville JUDY BEADY BARNES Vicksburg CONCETTA MARIE BARRANCO Grenada LAURA DARLENE BASSI Gunnison JAMES HAROLD BEARD Nev Site JEFF DONOVAN BERRY Ruleville GERALDINE F. BIANCA Indianola ROBERT C. BISHOP Glendora DOROTHY GAYLE BLACK Indianola MARGARET ANNE BLACK Clinton BEN ROBERT BLACKLEY Valley Park SALLY HUNTER BLACKLEY Rolling Fork MICHAEL L. BLACKMON New Orleans, La. ANNETTE BLAKENEY Long Beach JUDITH BLAND Eupora GWENDOLYN M. BLESSITT Clinton MARTHA JANE BLUE Clarksdale VIVIAN DIANE BODIE Rolling Fork Skmk a5 213 JUNIORS RICHARD ARTHUR BOLEN Cleveland MARTHA LIZZETTE BOND Lyon PEGGY JOYCE BOUCHER Europa CAROLYN ROSE BOYKIN Jackson VIRGINIA SUE BOYTE Louisville JAY CASTLE BRAIN Cleveland MILTON KEITH BRANNING Philadelphia MINNIE BELL BRANTLEY Greenville WILLIAM JERRY BRANTLEY Philadelphia FRANK MICHAEL BROCATO Greenville MICKEY LEVENE BROWN Hazlehurst REBECCA SUE BROWNLOW Carrollton WILLIAM DOTSON BRYAN Winona CAROL L. BRYANT Senatobia HOWELL KEITH BRYANT Pinola LINDA W. BURGES Cedar Bluff LARRY THOMAS BURNS Cooter, Mo. ROBERT ELLIS BURNS Rolling Fork RENA LEE BUTLER Clarksdale BONNIE NELL BYERS Bafesville GLORIA CAFFEY Clarksdale SONNA JEAN CALLENS Greenwood JOSEPH OSCAR CARTER Tutwiler DENNIS CASE Jackson HARRY GLEN CAUTHEN Rolling Fork WILLIAM LARRY CAUTHEN Clarksdale LAURA ANN CEFULA Leiand DEWEY REX CHALK Maiden, Mo. SANDRA GAYLE CHAMPION Charleston RUTH DARLENE CHANCE Panama, Canal Zone WILLIAM LUTHER CHANDLER Cleveland MARTHA JEAN CHAPMAN Greenv ood JAMES ANDREW CHEATHAM McComb DANIEL DOBBS CHEWNING Greenville REBECCA ANN CHRISTIAN Baidwyn 214 JUNIORS JACLYN ANNE CHRONINGER Newfield, N.J. JERRY CLEVELAND Union ANN CLINE Greenwood HERMAN COATS, JR. Philadelphia TRAVIS LAMAR COHEA Greenville PATRICIA COLBERT Greenwood GEORGE WILLIAM COLEMAN Greenville KENNY WAYNE COLEMAN Cleveland RONALD S. COLEMAN Merigold SARA LYNN CONNER Maben PAULETTE KATHERINE COOK Jackson JOHN BYRON COX Rosedale SARAH HUTTON COX Cleveland LOUIS ALLEN CRAIG Senatobia JAMES RALPH CRENSHAW Columbus ROY CRESAP Saltillo FRANK J. CRIDDLE, JR. Greenville JIMMY CROCKER Cleveland CHARLES N. CUMMINGS Clarksdale BUBBA DAVIS West Point JAMES CHARLES DAVIS McComb LEO B. DAVIS Hollandale GAIL DENBLEYKER Moss Point LINDA DENNIS Wimona EDNA LOIS DENTON Calhoun City ROBERT L. DEVINE Drew JANETTE DISMUKES Dilmichael MARTHA JANE DONAHOE Jackson JANE DOSS Clarksdale MARY DOSS ELAINE DOUGLAS Ruleville HANK DRAKE Port Gibson DAVID H. DUMMER, JR. Paducah, Ky. DON B. DUNAWAY Greenville DONALD WAYNE DUNLAP Greenville 215 JUNIORS MALINDO A. DURASTANTI, JR Shaw KELLY WAYNE DURHAM Grenada BETTY EADES Cruger LINDA EAVES Louisville GAIL EDWARDS Eupora STEVE EGGER Drew DAVID ELLINGTON Webb JOANNA ELLIS Clarksdale JOHN E. ELLZEY Benlonia EDWIN TERRY EVANS Crystal Springs JERRY EVANS Lexington ALVA M. FALGOUT Greenville JOHN THOMAS FARRELL New York, N.Y. SAMUEL SCOTT FAULKNER Cleveland HELEN FERRELL Greenwood CAROLE FERRIS Miami, Fla. ELAINE FILES Louisville DONALD JOE FISHER Greenville MILDRED A. FLENORL Duncan KENT FLETCHER Cleveland CHARLES FORBES Cleveland HUBERT L. FOSTER Lambert MARSHA FOSTER Jackson JOAN FRAZURE McAdams EARNEST FRIDAY Cleveland TOMMY GAMBLE Baldwyn KAREN GARRETT Rosedale CAROLYN GARTRELL Horn Lake GEORGE P. GAZAWAY Cleveland CHARLOTTE GEIGER Grenada JOAN GEISELMAN Greenwood JO GIBSON Winona JOYCE YVONNE GILMER Clarksdale FRED GORDON Greenville BENNIE JOE GRAHAM Decatur 216 JUNIORS BETTY JEAN GRANTHAM Lexington SONNY GRAVETTE luka GLENN GREEN Philadelphia TERRY TAYNE GREEN Greenwood LIBBY GRIFFIN Rolling Fork IRA KEMP HAIRSTON Hollandale GEORGE W. HALL Hazlehurst LINDA HAMBLETT Cleveland RITA HAMILL Vicksburg CAROLINE HAMILTON Greenwood SARA BETH HAMILTON Greenville KATHY HARDY Webb JAMES ARTHUR HARPER Hazlehurst MARSHA JANE HARPOLE Moorhead MAYNARD HARRELL Colernin, N.C. GARY FORD HARRISON Elljsville MacARTHUR HARRISON Clarksdale MARTIN HARRISON Utica JOHNNY HATCHER Drew JOHN LUTHER HATHCOCK Rolling Fork JENNY HENDERSON Lovin DOTSI HENDON Indianola WILLIAM RANDOLPH HENSON Winona EMMA KAY HENTZ Batesville GLENDA HERBISON Shaw CHARLES RICHARD HERREN Greenville DINAH WARE HERRING Winona WARDELL HERRING Winona SYLVIA ANN HICKEY Charleston CORA LEE HICKS Clarksdale JO ANN HILL Clarksdale KAY HOBBS Hernando LINDA HOLLAND Cleveland PATSY HOLLEY Lexington LINDA HOPPER Southhaven 217 JUNIORS GLENNA HOUSTON Charleston NINA HOUSTON Clarksdale JANIS HOWARD Hickory Flat FRANK HOWELL Clarksdale BETTY LYNN HUDSON Winona JOHN H. HUGHES Bruce DAVID ANDREW HUTCHESON Tupelo JUDY CAROL IRVING Weir WAUDINE ISSAC Philadelphia PHILIP N. JABOUR, JR. Vicksburg JAMES JACKS Cleveland GLENN C. JACKSON Hazlehurst BARBARA JAMIESON Greenwood IMOGENE JARREH Oxford NELL JENKINS Hollandale RITA JENNINGS Cleveland JACQUELINE JOHNSON Skene JERRY WAYNE JOHNSON Eupora JUDITH LYNN JOHNSON Philadelphia SUANNE J OHNSON Charleston SUSAN JOHNSON Natchez TOMMIEZENE JOHNSON Philipp VERTIS JAMES JOHNSON Greenville JULIA CAROL JOHNSTON Brook Haven BARBARA JONES Indianola JOHNNY C. JONES, JR. Jonestown PATRICIA ANN JONES Greenville REBECCA ANNE JONES Greenwood WALKER A. JONES, JR. Greenville WENDELL D. JOSLIN Batesville HELEN JUE Clarksdale MARIE KATZENMEYER Vicksburg EDWARD CARY KEATING Grenada EDITH ELAINE KENNEDY Booneville LAWRENCE KENNETH Greenwood 218 JUNIORS EVELYN C. KIKER Belzoni ALICE B. KING Clarksdale JAMES AUBREY KINMAN Greenville SHERRY JO KIRBY Greenville GENE LEWIS KIRK Mt. Sterling, Ky. JAMES C. KRUGLER Greenville LINDA FAY LANCASTER Jackson KAREN LAPRESTO Rosedale JAMES WESLEY LATHAM Winona CLARK PHILIP LEE Greenv ood NEAL H. LEFTWICH Greenville JAMES LEE LEGO Drew GEORGE EUGENE LEWIS Cleveland JANICE KAY LINGLE Greenville CHERRY LYNN LITTLE Cleveland SAMUEL RAY LITTLE Cleveland LONZO BRUCE LIVINGSTON Cle and JOHN EDWARD LOFTON Middleton, Tenn. MARY CURTIS LOGAN Eupora MARY LOUISE LONG STANTON LAMAR LONG Eupora LOUIS LUZZI, JR. Cleveland BILLY SPURGEON MADDEN Walnut Grove L. D. MAGEE Clarksdale SYLVIA GATES MAGEE Oakland JOHN VINCENT MAGGIO Leiand KENNETH RAY MALLETE Cleveland NELLIE RUTH MALONE Rosedale ANGLEAH RAMONA MALONEY Itta Bena PAMELjA ANN MANNING Drew WILLIAM H. MANNING Sunflower WILLIAM R. MARCHANT Pascagoula JUDY L. MARSALIS Vicksburg WANDA BAILEY MARTIN Greenville WANDA JEANNE MARTIN Clarksdale M£ U 219 JUNIORS JAMES PHILLIP MAXWELL Greenville JUDITH DIANE MAYFIELD Vaiden PHILIP MAZZELLA Cranford, N.J. EMILY MARGUERITE McANNALLY Smithville EMILY McCAIN Hernando RUFUS H. 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NISBETT Cleveland JUDITH CAROLYN NUTT Vicksburg SUSAN CAROLE ODELL Vicksburg NANCY ESTELLE ORSBORN Belzoni NANCY FLETCHER PANNELL Cleveland CARL ALLEN PARKER Coffeeville HENRY EDWARD PARKER Jonestown RUTH ANN PATTERSON Yazoo City JOHN GARDNER PEARSON Clarksdale GEORGE ALLEN PELL Hazlehurst BEVERLY EDWARD PERKINS Cleveland DEWEY RODNEY PERKINS Cleveland WILLIE BOYKIN PEVY Crystal Springs TERESA FRANCES PHELPS Batesv.ille DYMPLE DARLENE PHILLIPS Jackson JOHN KENNETH PIERALISI LeIand ALONZO FINCH PIERCE Cleveland MICHAEL ANTHONY POOLE Kosciusko THOMAS HENRY PORTER Senatobia 221 JUNIORS JANIS IRENE POUNDS Boyle JAMES WILLIAM POWERS, JR. Jackson CHARLES F. PRATT Greenville DON GILMORE PRESLEY Vicksburg WILLIAM GARLAND PRIDDY Sulligent, Ala. ALIX MARIE PRITCHARD Cleveland JAMES LADELLE PRITCHARD Cleveland ROBERT ANTHONY QUINN Greenv ood RAY Y. QUONG Glen Allan MARY YONETTE RAINER Horn Lake ROBERT D. RAWSON Kosciusko EDWARD WAYNE RAY, JR. Grenada JOSEPH F. 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ELIZABETH ANN SHERMAN Greenville LINDA GAIL SHOWAH Hollandale 222 JUNIORS JULIA FANE SHOWERS Drew EMILY CELESTE SIMMONS Greenwood ROGER WILLIAM SIMS Marks FRANK WILSON SISTARE Greenwood ROBERT EARL SKIPPER Clarksdale RUBY GRACE SMART Grenada ALTON MORRIS SMITH Bogue Chitto BOBBY LON SMITH Eupora GERTIE DIANNE SMITH Belzoni HELEN MARIE SMITH Moorhead JAMES MARCUS SMITH Ruleville JAMES WOODROW SMITH Crystal Springs KAREN DENISE SMITH Brookhaven PATRICIA lONE SMITH Cleveland SANDRA LYNN SMITH Greenwood CHARLES EDWARD SOREY, II Leiand CHARLES CHRISTOPHER STANFORD Greenville CAROLYN FRANCES STATEN Tupelo STEVE STEPHENS Cleveland JAMES THEODORE STEVENS Skene ACIE STEWART, JR. Cleveland KENNETH WAUNE STOREY New Albany MYRA ANN STRAIN Itta Bena ROBERT HARRISON STREETER Greenwood CAROL STURDIVANT LeIand PATRICIA ANN SUDDUTH Jackson LOIS MARIE SULLIVAN Fulton DAVID EDWIN SUMNER Tupelo GAYE FRANCES TATE McComb LINDA GAIL TATUM Belzoni DIXIE ELIZABETH TAYLOR Starkville ROBERT EARL TAYLOR Quitman BEVERLY JO THAMES Monticello WILEY JERRY SHARP Winona MARTHA JOAN THOMAS Friars Point 223 JUNIORS CLAVIS DELAN THORNTON Carthage MARY LYNN THRASHER Kosciusko MARTHA JEAN TILL Belzoni GLORIA PAULETTE TISDALE Jackson DONNY BURKES TODD Louisville MACK ARTHUR TOWERS Mound Bayou EDWARD LOUIS TOWLES Cleveland JAMES STEPHEN TRAMMELL Yazoo City STELLA MCGEE TRANUM Tutwiler NANCY MATILDA TURNER Ruleville ZARA ELIZABETH TYNES Carthage SANDRA SUE VANDERFORD Corinth RONALD LOUIS VALLARIAN Cleveland MALCOLM WAYNE VENABLE Charleston GEORGE KARON WALKER Terry HELEN KAY WALKER Cleveland MARY ANN WALKER Senatobia RILEY H. WALKER Pascagoula WILLIAM CURTIS WALKER Ga. DOROTHY ANN WALLER Crowder GWENDA SHARON WALLER Tomnolen JEAN GILBERT WALLIS Cleveland WILLIAM LYNN WALTERS Grenada E. G. WARREN, JR. Cleveland BETTY OUTLEY WASHINGTON Dundee MARY CAROLIN WASSON Kosciusko WILLIAM MYERS WATKINS, III Clarksdale KENNETH EUGENE WATKINS Clarksdale BENNIE JOE WATSON Kilmichael GEORGE WATTS, JR. Avon CHARLES LARRY WAX Greenwood CHERYL DELL WEATHERLY Cleveland VIRGINIA DIANNE WEBB Belzoni BETTY LYNN WEBBER West Point RUTH WEINING East Orange, N.J. 224 JUNIORS ELLIOTT WELLS, JR. Greenville NANCY ANNETTE WELLS Cleveland WILLIAM EUGENE WEST Sidon BETTY ANN WESTBROOK Canton JULIA KAY WESTON LeIand JOAN DOUGLAS WHERRY Cleveland DANIAL A. WHITE Louisville GRADY MOMEN WHITE Clarksdale GROVER GENE WHITE Wesson MARY CAROLYN WHITE Pheba WILLARD WAYNE WHITE Philadelphia JAMES BRYAN WHITEHURST Cleveland PEGGY SUE WHITTINGTON Greenville EDWIN ARNOLD WHITWORTH Stoneville DANNY LAMAR WILLIAMS Cleveland JAMES LEE WILLIAMS Merigold JENNIFER WILLIAMS Greenville SANDRA LOUISE WILLIAMS Belzoni BARBARA ANNE WILLIAMSON Greenville CECIL HARVY WILLIAAy SON Indianola FRANK HENDERSON WILLIAMSON Greenwood MILDRED EUGENIA WILLIS Bolfon DAVID JAMES WILLOUGHBY Cleveland REBECCA FAYE WILSON Hollandale WILLIAM JERRELL WILSON Indianola PATRICIA KAYE WINSTEAD Greenwood JUDY CITRON WONG Cleveland MAE D. WONG Moorhead ANNA ELIZABETH WOODSIDE Greenwood CHESTER W. WOOTEN Indianola JAMES HARVEY WOOTEN Nesbit ROLAND BERRY WRIGHT Meridian CAROLYN FAYE YERKES Greenwood THOMAS RICHARD YOUNG Allentown, Pa. 225 SOPHOMORES GEOFF ABRAHAM Clarksdale WANDA ABSTON Cleveland JIM ADDIS Seneca S.C. JOHN AGUZZI Cleveland LYNDA ALLDREAD Greenwood CURTIS C. ALLEN Greenwood JOYCE ALLEN Jackson LINDA ALLEN Greenville RICHARD A. ANTICI Clarksdale JAMES RAY ATKINSON Kosciusko LEWIS BAILLEY Clarksdale MARY MARGARET BAILEY Oakland SUZANNE BAIRD Inverness JOHN LELAND BAKER Cleveland LINDA BARNES Hernando SANDRA JOYCE BARTON Greenville DENNIS BEAN Greenville LINDA BELCHER San Diego, Calif. CAROLYN ANN BENNETT Winona TERESA BENNETT Rolling Fork THOMAS G. BEST Drew RAYMOND BIAGIOLI Shaw JUDY BICKERSTAFF Batesville MARILYN BIDWELL Greenwood DON BISHOP Vicksburg HELEN MARIE BISHOP Natchez NITA BISHOP Baton Rouge, La. SARAH BLACKMON Jackson KAREN BOCK Canton LYNN BOLAND Shaw HUGH F. BONDS, JR. Green Cove Springs, Fla. SHIRLEY BORGANELLI Shaw MARY BOWEN Jackson LINDA BRAME Greenville MARILYN BRANTLEY Kilmichael 226 SOPHOMORES JERRY BRATTON Hollandele MARK BRIDGES Greenville PATTY BROCATO Greenville BEVERLY BROWNING Cleveland JANE BRUNINI Clarksdale VERDINA BUCKNER Greenville JOSEPH BUCCHERI Flushing, New York LYNN BUTLER Clarksdale WILLIAM CURTIS BUTLER Leiand RITA CAROL CALCOTE AAcCall Creek PATRICIA DIANNE CAMIRE Clarksdale HARVEY CAMPBELL Friars Point MIKE CARAWAY Memphis, Tenn, MADELINE CARROLL Schlater HERBERT CALVIN CARSON Clarksdale SUSAN CHATHAM Tutwiler PETE CHIMPO URAS Clarksdale BETH CLANTON Yazoo City DENNIS E. CLARK JR. Waynesboro MARION CLEMENTS Rolling Fork SALLIE CLEMENTS Greenwood SHARON COATS Clarksdale CAROL COBB Yazoo City CHUCK COCKE Charlotte, N.C. LOUISE F. COE ■ Cleveland JANIS McRANEY COOK Oakland DOT CORRERO Cleveland DANNY CRADDOCK Cleveland SUSAN CRIBBS Tutwiler PAUL CROCKER JR. Cleveland ROGER CROCKER Skene JOEANN CROWDER Mound Bayou DONNA CULPEPPER Indianola LINDA ANNE CURLEY Omaha, Neb. CHERYLL DARDEN Onward 227 SOPHOMORES dfMdfk MARION GIBSON DAVIS Schlater PAT DAVIS Meadville GERALD DELOACH Clarksdale MADGE DENTON Cleveland WILLIE DER Dublin JIMMY DEVERS Amory GLENN DIFFEY Hollandale CAM DODD Leiand MILDRED MARIE DONALD Isola THOMAS GLENN DOUGHTY Columbus ROY DREHER Benoit DWIGHT DUHON Hollandale JAMES DUNN Greenville ETTICE ANN DURR Winona LORETTA LEA EAKIN Pinola MYRTLE JEAN EAKIN Pinola VIRGINIA EASON Mii Fla BEVERLY EIDSON Jackson PAT EIDT Natchez JANIS ELLIOn Greenwood JEAN ELLIS Babo CHARLES ERWIN Duncan BARBARA ESTES Rosedale RICHARD A. ETHERIDGE Greenville MONICA FLINT Hoboken, N.J. DAVID FORD Greenville PATSY FORTNER Greenville BUDDY FOSTER Clarksdale ELSIE FOSTER Belzonia CHESTER LAMAR FRANKS Greenville SHARON GAMBLE Greenville LINDA GANT Cleveland JAMES O. GARNER JR. Greenville BILL GARY Eupora JULIANNE GIBSON Cleveland 228 SOPHOMORES GARY GOLDEN Clarksdale JACKIE GOFORTH Cleveland CATHERINE GRACE Greenville DONNA GRAHAM Vicksburg THOMAS W. GRAHAM Clarksdale BRENDA GREGG Clarksdale FRANCES GREER Shelby JOHN GROSSI Greenville JAMES A. HADLEY Cleveland MIKE HAILE Albuquerque, N. Mex. CAROLYN HAIRE Bruce ANITA HAMILTON Lambert LEE BELL HAMMOND JR. Greenville JAMES EARL HANKS Shaw KEN HARDEN Amory DELL HARLAN Greenwood SUSAN ROSE HARPER Greenville MAURICE HARRINGTON Webb SALLIE ANN HARRISON Greenwood JAMES HARVEY Chicago, 111., JUDY FRANCES HAWKINS Greenwood GINNY HAWKS Coldwater MARTHA LEE HAYNES Lambert JANE HEARN Jackson RANDY HEMPHILL Winona 229 SOPHOMORES CAROL HERREN Anquilla LINDA HIBBS Moss Point DEBBIE HIGGINBOTHAM Jackson VICKIE HOFFMAN Greenwood TRUDY HOLDER Shelby LAWSON HOLLADAY Ruleville JOHANNA HOOD Lambert VIKK! HOUSTON Cha ston JOHN H. HOWELL Batesville STEVE HUBBARD Leiand BRENDA HUTCHINSON Cleveland JAMES DAVIS IRVING Wem JANET IRW IN Detroit, Mich. LEA IRWIN Drew DOUG IZARD Hazlehurst PATSY JAMES Lambert JANE JOE Boyle MAMIE JOE Clev and AMARIE JOHNSON Grenada BILLIE JOHNSON McComb NANCY JOHNSON Yazoo City MIDGE JONES Inverness TOM JONES, IV New Albany MARIA KARABETSOS Jackson GORDON J. KEITH, JR. Clarksdale JANICE KELLEY Ackerman SHERRY LYNN KELLY Clarksdale DONNY F. KIRKSEY Cleveland JUDY KYLE Ruleville JANE LAMON Greenville CARROL P. LAND, II Ruleville PETE LEWIS Greenville RUSS LEWIS Schlater PATSY LINDSEY Vicksburg TERESA ANN LIRE Grenada 230 SOPHOMORES GAYLENE LITTON Shaw KATHY WATTS LOCKE Winona STANLEY LOTT Indianola BRENDA J. LOVELL Baldwyn BETTY LOWERY Cleveland CHRIS LUNDY Indh JOEY MC CAIN Cleveland KATIE SUE Mc CAIN Cleveland ELIZABETH ANN MC DAVID Starkville KAY MC GARRH Rosedale DAVID PRESTON MC INTOSH Clarksdale CAROLYN MC NEER Clarksdale GARY E. MC WHORTER Greenville PATSY MALIER Winter City PAUL W. MANNING Clarksdale RHONDA MARBERRY Merigold L. B. MARION III Clarksdale BETTY MARTIN Hollandale TON I MASCAGNI Greenville SUSAN MATTHEWS Clarksdale BECKY MAYHAN Bruce ANN MERIWEATHER Cleveland CAROL MILLER Marks GEORGE C. MILLER Clarksdale LINDA SUE MILLER Clarksdale PATRICIA LYNN MILLER Grenada PRISCILLA MILLER Cleveland DONNA GAYE MOORE Clarksdale NANCY MOORE Greenwood SANDRA MOORE CHARLES MORLINO Leiand DONALD WESLEY MORRISON Greenville BRENDA MULLINS Clarksdale JOHN MULLINS Clarksdale BEN CARROLL MURPHY Cleveland 231 SOPHOMORES JOHN MUSE Clarksdale LINDA NARMOUR Indianola DAVID NELSON Houston JERRY R. NIX Greenville MARGARET OLIVl Shelby MICKEY O ' REAR Clarksdale HENRY DAVID ORR, JR. North Carrollton LINDA OVERSTREET Winona DONNA OWEN Grew DAVID R. PARKER Grenada MATTIE RUTH PATES Mound Bayou FRED PERKINS Memphis, Tenn. LYNETTE PERKINS Anquilla SHARON PERKINS Rolling Fork EDNA KATHRYN PERMINTER Wayside CYNTHIA PIAZZA Vicksburg WILLIE LEE PIERCE, JR. Indianola CHARLES PITTMAN Clarksdale CAROLYN POE Cleveland OPAL POE Cleveland STEPHEN W. POOLE Greenville SANDRA POWERS Cleveland CAROL PRATHER Baldwyn SUSAN QUICK Indianola JACKIE RAINEY BILLY RAMSEY Memphis, Tenn. BILLY WHAYNE RAY Philipp DONNA RAY Ruleville GLENN DALE RAY Ackerman MARCIA RAY Benoit EDDIE RECTOR Drew GLORIA REED Leiand LINDA REED Cleveland SUSAN REED Brookhaven HILDA REESE Calhoun City 232 OPHOMORES ANN REYNOLDS Greenville PAULA REYNOLDS Union WILLIAM M. REYNOLDS Pascagoula CONNIE M. RICHARD Greenville THYRA LYNN RICHARDSON Merigold PHILLIP AA. RICKS Cleveland BETTY RIES Greenville FRED RIES Greenville BRENDA JOYCE ROBINSON Shaw DANNY ROBINSON Ellisville JACK ROBINSON Hamilton LINDA DIANE ROBINSON Brookhaven SARAH ROSS Benoit LINDA ROSSEHI Shaw BRYCE C. 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TURNER Rosedale EDNA UPCHURCH Inverness JEAN UPCHURCH Shelby LINDA SUE UTROSKA Greenwood PAUL VAN CLEAVE Vicksburg JERRY VENTURA Greenville SUSAN VETRANO Rosedale JANE WALKER Bay St. Louis LARRY WARD Clarksdale DAVID WATKINS Greenville DEANIE WEAVER Drew THOMAS MARQUIS WEBB, JR. Ruleville SUSAN CAROL WEBER Greenville RICHARD WEBSTER Clarksdale REBECCA WHITMIRE Wimona RONALD WILKINS Cleveland BOBBIE WILLIAMS Greenville DONALD KEITH WILLIAMS Cleveland DONNA ARLENE WILLIAMS Greenville NANCY WILLINGHAM Greenville CHERI WILLIS Crowder JOSEPH EARL WILSON Greenwood MICHAEL C. WILSON Colliervill, Tenn. VIVIAN ELAINE WILSON Cleveland 244 FRESHMEN WINNIE lONE WILSON Yazoo City GLEN DOON WINDHAAA Rolling Fork LINDA LOVE WINDHAAA Rolling Fork LINDA ANN WINGERT Batesville PATRICIA JACK WONG Cleveland DAVID WOOLF Greenville BETTIE JUNE WREN Drew BARBARA KAY WRIGHT Tulwiler CONNIE WY Rosedale GWEN YEARWOOD Greenwood JACK TURNER YOUNG AAemphis, Tenn. AAAROLYN YURKOW Cleveland PAAA AAARIE ZELENAK Grenada PAT AAARIE ZELENAK Grenada 245 ADMINISTRATION JOHN BELL WILLIAMS, GOVERNOR BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING Milton E. Brister J. N. Lipscomb S. R. Evans Leon Lowrey M. Paul Haynes Ira L. Morgan Henry Hederman Tally D.Riddell Dr. VernerS. Holmes Dr. M. M. Roberts E. Ray Izard W. O. Stone E. R.Jobe Thomas N. Turner 248 JAMES M. EWING, PRESIDENT 249 DR. PETE WALKER Administrative Assistant to the President 250 OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Horace McCool ALUMNI SECRETARY Kent Wyatt DIRECTOR OF DATA PROCESSING Robert Morris DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AIDS Irby B. DeLap DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY Langston Rogers ASSISTANT, BUSINESS OFFICE William H. Oliver DIRECTOR OF STUDENT CENTER Jim R. Williams DIETITIAN Doris Blackburn FINANCIAL SECRETARY Hugh G. Smith REGISTRAR Mac G. McRaney DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Melvin S. Hemph CHIEF ACCOUNTANT Dan Nixon DEAN OF MEN O. W. Reily DEAN OF WOMEN Mary E. Long DIRECTOR OF COUNSELING William R. Merritt DIRECTOR OF READING Robert R. Galvan DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES H. L. Nowell 251 FACULTY MABEL BRISTER, M.A., Catalogue Librarian SAM GLENN BRITT, M.F.A., Department of Art CAROL BRUNBY, M.A., Division of Social Science C. TRENT BUSCH, Ph.D., Division of Languages and Literature MARIA H. BUTLER, Ph.D., Division of Languages and Literature ROSE CALIFF, M.S., Division of Business and Economics L. BRACEY CAMPBELL, JR., M.S.M., Division of Music WILLIAM M. CASH, M.S., Division of Social Science MRS. WILLIAM M. CASH Assistant Librarian IRA C. CASTLES, Ph.D., Division of Business and Economics WILLIAM C. CHASEY, JR., M.A. in Ed. Division of Physical Education CHARLES A. CLARK, B.S. in Ed., Division of Education and Psychology LAURIN M. COLLINS, B.S. in Ed. Division of Physical Education MARY H. CRUTCHFIELD, M.A., Division of Languages and Literature EMILY E. DAKIN, B.S. in L.S., Acquisitions Librarian WILLIAM F. DAVIDGE, M.A., Division of Business and Economics M. WILSON DAVIS, Ed.D., . Department of Mathematics REIDA DAVIS, M.B.A., Division of Business and Economics ARTHUR E. DEAN, M.A., Department of Mathematics ROBERT W. DOAK, M.A., Division of Languages and Literature 252 BETTY L. DONALD, M.B.E., Division of Business Economics ALBERT E. ELMORE, M.A., Division of Languages and Literature JAMES M. FALKNER, JR., M.A., Division of Languages and Literature RALPH W. FRANKLIN, MM., Division of Music CHARLES W. GARRAWAY, M.S.S., Division of Social Science MARTHA S. GARRAWAY, M.S. in L.S., Serial Librarian JOHN C. GIBSON, Ed.D., Division of Business and Economics, Head MARGARET H. GUNN, M.L.S., Library Science VELMA S. HAMILTON, M.S., Division of Home Economics WILLIAM C. HAMILTON M.P.A., Division of Business and Economics MARTHA E. HARRIS, M.Ed., Division of Business and Economics MARY S. HARVEY, M.S., Division of Home Economics MAXINE B. HOLCOMBE, M.A., Department of Art MARTHA H. HOLLAND, M.Ed., Division of Languages and Literature DAVID HOWELL, M.L.S., Head Librarian ROBERT L. JACKSON, Ph.D., Division of Education and Psychology HENRY J. JACOB, Ph.D., Head Division of Education and Psychology ANNA KATHRYN KEENER, M.C.S., Division of Business and Economics WILLIAM F. LAFORGE, Ph.D., Head, Division of Social Science JOHN LAWSON, JR., M.A., Division of Music 253 HENRY G. LUTRICK, JR., M.S., Division of Science ALLENE MCCORMICK, M.Ed., Heac; Department of Home Economics AUDREY H. MCGOLDEN, Ph.D., Division of Physical Education DONNA K. MCHENRY, M.M.E., Division of Music GAIL E. MENK, Ph.D., Division of Music WILLIAM E. MIDDLETON, Ed.D., Division of Education and Psychology GENE R. MILLER, Ph.D., Division of Social Science MELBOURNE MILLER, M.S., Division of Science LUCY WEBB MILLSAPS, M.A., Department of Art GEORGE E. MUNS, JR., Ph.D., Head, Department of Music JAMES O. MURRELL, M.E., Division of Physical Education MALCOLM M. NORWOOD, M.A., Head, Department of Art HENRY E. OUTLAW, Ph.D., Division of Science JOHNNY D. OUTZS, Ph.D., Division of Science LAWTON K. OWENS, M.S., Division of Business and Economics CHARLES S. PARTIN, Ph.D., Division of Education and Psychology MELBA S. PARTIN, Ed.D., Division of Education and Psychology WALTER L. PEDEN, M.S., Division of Science WILLIAM A. PENNINGTON, B.D., Division of Education and Psychology GERALD W. PINSON, Ph.D., Division of Education and Psychology 254 JAMES B. POTTS, M.S., Department of Mathematics MABEL W. RASPET, Ph.D., Division of Science DOROTHY A. RICE, Ed.D., Division of Education and Psychology JOHN R. RICKS, M.A., Acting Head, Division of Physical Education DAVID A. RIZOR, M.A., Division of Languages and Literature CRISTOBAL G. RIOS, Li.D., Division of Languages and Literature AUBREY D. ROZ2ELL, M.E., Division of Physical Education RICHARD W. SHEFFIELD, B.A., Division of Languages and Literature STEPHANIE SMITH, B.M., Part-Time Teacher of Piano ERIC G. STEPHAN, Ph.D., Division of Languages and Literature RICHARD D. STRAHAN, M.A.T., Division of Languages and Literature BILLY G. TATUM, M.S., Division of Science WILLIAM A. THOMPSON, Ed.D., Division of Education and Psychology LOWRY L. TIMS, JR., LL.B., Division of Business and Economics STANLEY F. TOPOL, M.A., Department of Art THOMAS G. TURNER, JR., M.M., Department of Music LEILA W. UNDERHILL, M.S. in Ed. Department of Mathematics JONEH S. VALENTINE, M.S. in L.S., Reference-Circulation Librarian MARGARET WADE, M.A. Division of Physical Education DONALD L. WARD B.S. in Ed. Division of Physical Education 255 ELEANOR B. WALTERS, Ed.D., Department of Mathematics MAUREEN D. WEBB, M.S., Department of Home JESSE S. WHITE, Ph.D., Head, Division of Science JOSEPH L. WHITE, M.A., Division of Languages and Literature LLEWELLYN B. WHITE M.A., Division of Languages and Literature O. F. WHITE, Ph.D., Head, Division of Languages and Literature ARTHUR C. WHITTEMORE, II M.A., Division of Social Science MARY K. WHITTEMORE, M.A., Division of Psychology and Education NANNIE M. WHITTEN, M.A., Division of Languages and Literature ROY L. WILEY, M.E., Division of Science L C. WILSON, Ed.D., Division of Education and Psychology WILLIAM R. WILSON, M.S., Department of Mathematics MARGARET L. WOOD, M.A., Division of Physical Education NELL WYNN, M.M., Department of Music JOHN YURKOW, JR., M.B.A., Division of Business and Economics ROBERT M. GREENE, M.S. Division of Science 256 SECRETARIES BARBARA ABEL MELL BLACKWOOD GLADYS CASTLE MARY ALICE CATES MARINE COLE BETTY A. DELAP DARLENE DOAK MARY DUNGAN LINDA ELLIS RUTH W. ELLIS ROCHELLE GREENE FRANCES GRIFFEN NANCY GRIFFEN ANNEHE HARDY EUNICE M. KENNY BARBARA McCOOL ELOISE McKIBBEN IRA G. MEREDITH SHERRY MORRIS MICHELLE POWERS CHARLINE REDDin SANDRA P. 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TELEFLORA 522 North Bayou Road Phone 843-2768 PRESTAGE AND FLOYD Machine Company Gas — Electric Welding Field Service — Blacksmith Machine Work Cleveland, Mississippi 274 Abbott, Walter Phillips 201 Abel, Barbara 257 Abraham, Geoff 226, 179, 191, 171, 162 Abraham, George Jr. 213, 88, 129, 179, 191, 105, 134 Abraham, Georgia Ann 201,61 Abrams, Judy 201, 157 Abston, Wanda 226 Adams, Judy Ann 213, 157, 158 Adams, Mary Ellen 201, 158, 161 Adams, Steve 115 Adams, Thomas 236 Adams, Wayne 213 Adcock, John 201 Addis, Jim 226, 124 Aguzzi, John 226 Ainsworth, Cleveland 201 Aldridge, Donald W. 213 Aldridge, Low ery S. 201 Alexander, Jerry 102 Alexander, Lonnie 201 Alford, Suzanne 68, 70, 73, 201, 58, 184 Alldread, Lynda 226 Allegrezza, Johnny L. 236, 105 Allen, Curtis C. 226 Allen, Joe 98 Allen, Joyce 226 Allen, Linda 226 Allen, Tommy 213 Allen, Yolanda 201, 167 Allgood, Betty 201, 151 Almany, Robert John 201, 193 Ammons, Bill 149, 168 Anders, Mac 98 Anderson, Michael S. 201, 15B Anderson, Marlin E. 213 Antici, Richard Anthony 226 Ard, Donald Gene 213 Armentrout, Steve 236 Armstrong, Rita 213 Arnold, Jay 193 Arnstel, William 201 Arrington, Janice 201 Ashley, Norris 201, 115, 129, 104, 108 Ashley, Ronald Frank 201 Ashmore, Skip 213 Atkinson, James Ray 226 Atkinson, Richard L. 201 Aust, Bubba 97 Aust, Jenell 201 Austin, Glynda 201 Autry, Robert K. 201 B Bader, Randy 236 Bagwell, Kenneth W. 236, 190 Bailey, Cecil E. 213, 169 Bailey, Doug 213, 191 Bailey, Gerald 200, 152 Bailey, Lewis 226 Bailey, Mary Margaret 226 Bailey, Nan 236, 186, 161, 134 Baird, Frances 213, 136, 144 Baird, Larry 97 Baird, Suzanne 226 Baker, Bessie Mae 213 Baker, Eileen 201 Baker, John Leian 226 Baker, Kathy 188 Baker, Lea 168 Baker, Linda 213, 184, 171 Baldwin, Anne R. 213 Baldwin, Delta 236 Ballard, Thomas 213, 192 Banks, Don Lee 213 Barber, Johnnie Mae 213, 154 Barbo, Mary 236 Barger, Melanie 236 Barbae, Martha 236 Barnes, Judy 213 Barnes, Linda 226 Barnett, John Michael 236 Barnett, Mary Ann 201, 152, 153 Baronet, Pat 136, 158 Barr, Walter Robert 201, 193 Barranco, Marie 213 Barrentine, Fern 72, 201, 62, 161, 151 Barrett, Thomas 192 Bartee, Larry 201 Barton, Charles 101 Barton, Curtis 120, 141 Barton, Sandra Joyce 226 Bass, Vivian Carol 201 Bassi, Darlene 213 Beasley, Donna 236, 161 Beasley, Skippy 201, 129, 105 Bean, Dennis 226 Beard, James Harold 213 Beatty, Pat 201 Beauvais, Jo Anne 236 Beckman, Frankie 100 Beggs, Marsha 236 Belcher, Lin da 226 Bell, Billy 96 Bell, Doug 115 Bell, Lora Doll 201, 165 Bennett, Carolyn Ann 226, 154, 162 Bennett, Sylvia 201, 186 Bennett, Teresa 226 Berry, Jeff D. 213 Best, Thomas G. 226, 154, 191, 134 Beagioli, Ramond 226 Bianca, Gerardine 213 ckerstaff, Judy 226 liddle, George 201, 122 lidwell, Marilyn 226 rs, Margaret 236, 188, 134 iiggers, Steve T. 201 iillings, Barbara 201 shop, Don 226 lishop, Helen Marie 226 shop, John 201, 195 shop, Lynda Dyche 201 shop, Nita 226, 188, 189 lishop, Robert C. 213 ack, Dorothy Gayle 213 ack, Margaret Anne 213 ackburn, Doris 251 ackley, Ben Robert 213 ackley, Sally Hunter 213 llacklidge, Betty 202, 58, 162 acklidge, Robert Lane 202 ackmon, Brunhilde 202 ackmon, Mike 213, 190 ackmon, Sarah 226 ackmon, Wilma 165 llackwell, Ann 184 ckwood, Mell 257 ilackwood, Terry 236 air, Shiela J. 236 ake. Randy 168 ackeney, Annette 213 and, Judy 213 Blessitt, Gwen 213 Bue, Martha 213 Boatner, Jerry 115, 129 Bobo, Dianne 70, 236, 81, 186, 134 Bock, Karen 226, 154 Bodie, Vivian 213 Boland, Lynn 226 Bolen, Richard 214 Bond, Martha 214 Bonds, Hugh F. Jr. 226 Bonds, Marijon 236, 184 Boone, Sally 188 Booth, Linda 236 Boren, Teresa 236 Borganelli, Shirley 226 Boswell, Andy 175, 171 Boswell, Billy 141 Boucher, Jerry H. 202 Boucher, Peggy 214 Bouler, Douglas 141 Bowen, Mary 226 Boykin, Carolyn 214 Boykin, Patti 236 Boyles, Joseph S. 202, 158 Boyte, Sue 214, 136 Bradford, Rita 148, 147, 166 Brain, Jay C. 214, 190, 147 Brame, Linda 226 Branlett, Sammy 202 Branning, Keith 214 Brantley, Marilyn 226 Brantley, Minnie Bell 214 Brantley, William Jerry 214 Brasher, Billy 236 Braswell, Cynthia N. 236 Bratton, Jerry C. 227 Bridges, Claude 202, 115, 129, 133, 119 Bridges, Mark 227 Bridges, Ray 158 Bridges, Rusty 236, 101 Brister, Mabel 252 Britt, Albert 236 Britt, Jimmy 138 Britt, Sam Glenn 252, 165 Broadaway, Shirley 236 Brocato, Frank, 214, 190, 147 Brocato, Patty 227, 179 Brooks, Nathaniel 202 Brown, David McScott 202 Brown, Dennis Lee 202 Brown, Mickey Levene 214 Browning, Beverly A. 227 Brownlow, Becky 214 Bruce, James Leon 202 Brumby, Carol 252, 169 Brunfield, Clifton R, 236 Brunini, Jane 227 Bryan, William D. 214 Bryant, Carol 214 Bryant, Howell Keith 214 Buchanan, Elaine 202 Buckley, Barbara 161 Buckley, Teddy 163 Buckner, Janice 236 Bucker, Verdina 227 Buccheri, Joseph 227, 194 Bunkley, Bobby 202, 101, 115, 129, 158 Buntin, Florence 202, 186 Buntin, Richard 193 Burchette, Audroy 202 Burges, Linda 214 Burk, Ricky W. 202, 152, 164 Burke, Bob 202 Burnett, Mary Allene 236 Burns, Curtis 190 Burns, James Russell 236, 104, 103 Burnes, Larry T. 214, 149, 150, 168 Burns, Robert E. 214 Burrell, Jimmie 202 Burrell, Judith Ann 202, 162 Burrell, Susan 236 Burrell, Virginia Lanell 202 Burrow, Rick 190 Bush, C. Trent 252 Butler, Lynn 227 Butler, Maria H. 252 Butler, Rena Lee 214 Butler, William Curtis 227 Butts, Sharon Latham 200 Butts, Rev. Bob 177 Byers, Bonnie 214 c Caffey, Gloria 214 Cain, Glen 124 Cain, Wyonda 202 Caldwell, Margaret 202, 170 Califf, Rose 252 Calcote, Rita Carol 227 Callens, Sonna Jean 214 Camien, Patricia DiAnne 227 Camire, Yvette Antoinette 236 Campbell, Don 193 Campbell, Jackie 202, 161 Campbell, Jo Anne 236, 161 Campbell, Harvey 227 Campbell, L. Bracey 252, 148 Campbell, Walter McNeil 140,62, 135, 171, 162 Cannon, Dale 237 Cannon, Doyle Stanley 202 Cannon, Derril D. 237 Cannon, Ken 142, 141 Caraway, Mike 227, 159 Carlisle, Robert Nelson 202, 169 Carpenter, Cherlyn 202 Carpenter, Gearldine 202, 170 Carpenter, Howard 137 Carpenter, Regina 237 Carr, Cynthia 237, 188 Carraway, Mike, 120 Carroll, Madeline 227 Carson, Hubert Calvin 227 Carter, Carolyn 186 Carter, Jan 144 Carter, Joe 214, 158, 134 Carter, Phil 202 Carson, Ralph Prentiss 237 Cascio, Robin 186 Case, Dennis 214 Casey, Rodney 237, 190 Cash, Mary Lou 252 Cash, William M. 252, 140, 169 Castle, Gladys 257, 137 Castle, Judy 202, 186 Castles, Ira C. 252 Gates, Larry Alton 227 Gates, Mary Alice 257 Cathcart, Richard 237 Causey, Martha 202 Cauthen, Bobby 115 Caufhen, Harry G. 214 Cauthen, William Larry 214 Cefalu, Laura 214, 186 Cefalu, Mimi 68, 70, 72, 186 Chalk, Dewey 214, 138 Chambless, Pat 202, 124, 129, 175 Chambler, Janet 237 Champion, Sandra 214 Chance, Carolyn 186 Chance, Carolyn 237 Chance , Ruth Darlene 214 Chance, Tanya 237 Chandler, Luther 214 Channell, Charles Sidney 237, 192 Chapman, Janice 202, 177 Chapman, Martha 214 Chapman, Jerry A. 237 Chasey, William C. 252, 158 Chapman, Johnny 191 Chatham, Ann Everett 202, 156, 158, 169 Chatham, Julian Barry 202 Chatham, Susan 227 Cheatham, James Andrew 214, 194, 195 Cherry, Vicki 237, 188, 161 Chester, Ronald H. 202 Cheung, Bonnie 202 Chewning, Danny 214 Chiasson, Earnie 202, 100, 64, 195 Chimpouras, Pete 227 Chism, Sandra 203, 136 Chow, Alice 237 Chow, Audric 237 Christian, Becky 214 Chroninger, Jaclyn 215 Clanton, Beth 227 275 Clark, Barbara Jane 237 Clark, Charles A. 252 Clark, Cheryl 203, 186 Clark, Dennis E. 227 Clark, Jack 192, 163 Clark, Nick 203 Clark, RancJy 237, 190 Clements, Marion 227, 186, 149, 135 Clements, Sallie 227 Cleveland, Jerry 215 Cline, Ann 215 Coats, Herman 215, 104, 108 Coats, Sharon 227, 188, 189 Cobb, Carol 227 Cobb, Linda 237, 136 Cobb, Joseph William 203, 149, 168 Cochran, Perkins Puryear 203 Cocke, Chuck 227, 191 Coe, Louise F. 227 Coggin, Janice 237 Coggins, Charles 100, 128 Coghlan, Thomas Allen 203 Cohea, Travis 215 Colbert, Patricia 215 Cole, Bonnie 237, 184, 134 Cole, Judy E. 237, 136 Cole, Lyn 161 Cole, Marine 257 Cole, Sheryl B. 203 Coleman, Bertye 58, 167, 162 Coleman, George William 215, 192 Coleman, Grady 237, 102 Coleman, Kenny Wayne 215, 158 Coleman, Linda 237 Coleman, Ronald S. 215, 97 Collins, Laurin M. 252, 87 Columbus, Richard 203 Coney, Butch 96, 124 Conner, Sara Lynn 215, 153 Cook, Janis McRaney 227, 153 Cook, Lester 237 Cook, Paulette Katherine 215, 134 Cooper, Charlotte 203 Cooper, Linda 203 Cooper, Marvin J. 237 Copeland, Clifton C. 203 Correro, Dot 227 Correro, Joseph A. 203, 138, 144, 179, 134 Costanzi, Nancy 203 Cotton, Delores S. 203 Cowgill, Kris 237 Cox, Dorothy 203, 152, 162, 170 Cox, Frances Duprey 203 Cox, Mrs. Joel 169 Cox, John B. 215, 193, 163 Cox, Margaret 237, 79, 186 Cox, Richard Payne 203, 88, 129 Cox, Sarah Hutton 215 Cox, Warren B. 237 Craddock, Danny 227 Craig, Louis A. 215 Crain, Mary Ann 203, 59, 161 Crawford, Stanley 99 Crawley, Wanda F. 237, 136, 148 Creekmore, Kay 237 Crenshqw, James R. 215 Cresap, Roy 215 Crews, Mel 149, 150 Cribbs, Susan 227, 184 Cribbs, Sherry 237, 184, 134 Criddle, Frank J. 215 Crocker, Jimmy 215, 140, 193, 149 Crocker, Paul 227 Crocker, Roger 227 Crowder, Joeann 227 Crowe, Jerry Harvel 203, 100 Crutchfield, Marion 203, 184 Crutchfield, Mary H. 252 Culpepper, Donna 227 Cuming, Jamie A. 200 Cuming, Mary Camille 203, 188, 189 Cummings, Charles N. 215 Curley, Linda Anne 227, 184 Cwickle, Steve 193 D Dacus, Ivan Ray 203 Daggett, John 87 Dahl, Kenny 193 Daigle, Julia C. 203 Daigle, Michael 203, 140, 59, 163 Daily, Maggie 237 Dakin, Emily E. 252 Dale, Lynn 237, 168 Darden, Cheryll 227 Darnell, Judy Elaine 237 Daugherty, Charles Andy 203, 192 Davenport, Charolette 237 Davenport, Sonny 190 Davidge, William F. 252 Davis, Bubba 215, 99, 172 Davis, Gail 203 Davis, James Charles 215 Davis, James Estus 203, 88, 153, 172, 158 Davis, Laura 238 Davis, Leo B. 215 Davis, Marion Gibson 228 Davis, M.Wilson 252 Davis, Patricia M. 228, 148, 161 Davis, R. Dean 238 Davis, Reida Ann 252 Davis, Sara Lynn 203, 177 Dean, Arthur E. 252 DeLap, Betty A. 257 DeLap, Diane 238 DeLap, Irby B. 251 DeMelfi, Joe 203, 87, 126, 129 Demilio, Bill 203 Dempsey, Catherine J. 203, 60, 167, 162 DenBleyker, Gail 215 Dendy, Wyatt 98 Dennis, Linda 215 Denson, Donald 203 Denson, Ralph 203, 59, 168, 170 Denton, Edna Lois 215 Denton, Madge 228, 188 Der, Mary 238 Der, Willie 228, 138 Devers, Jimmy 228, 101, 124, 129 Devine, Robert L. 215 Dickerson, Lynda 204 Dickerson, Ruby 204, 162 Dickey, Bill 238 Dickman, Harry 119 Diffey, Gail 204 Diffey, Glen 235 Dillard, Russ 115 Dismukes, Janette 215 Doak, Darlene 257 Doak, Robert W. 252 Dobbs, John Dale 204 Dodd, Cam 228 Dodd, Carole 204 Donahoe, Martha Jane 215 Donald, Betty L. 252, 170 Donald, Mildred Marie 228 Dorroh, Mary R. 204 Doss, Jane 215 Doss, Mary 215 Doss, Sandra 238 Doughty, Thomas G. 228 Douglas, Bobby L. 238 Douglas, Elaine 215 Downs, Paul 204 Drainie, Jill Ann 238 Drake, Hank 215, 191 Draper, Deborah D. 204 Draper, Eddie 238, 194 Dreher, Roy 228 Dugan, Joyce 238, 157, 177, 148 Duhon, Dwight 228 Duke, Harold 238 Dummer, David H. 215 Dunaway, Don B. 215 Dungan, Mary 257 Dunlap, Donald W. 215, 193 Dunlap, James 238, 192 Dunn, Archie 204 Dunn, James 228 Duraj, Maria 238 Durasfanti, Malindo 216 Durham, Kelly Wayne 216, 163 Durr, Ettice Ann 228 Durr, Len 159 Dye, Beverly 238 Dye, Sherry 70, 204, 136, 170 Dykes, Sandy Frank 238 Dyson, Calvin N. 238 E Fades, Betty 216 Eagler, George E. Rev. 176 Eakin, Myrtle Jean 228, 157 Eakin, Loretta Lea 228 Easom, Virginia 228 East, Butch 115, 119 Eaves, Linda 216 Edmonds, Maurice 238, 149, 168 Edwards, Gail 216 Edwards, Susan Diane 204 Edwards, Wanda 238 Edwards, William Henry 238 Eidson, Beverly 228 Eidt, Betty 204, 144, 179, 134, 162 Eidt, Pat 228, 155, 190, 134 Egger, Steve 216 Ellington, David 216 Elliott, Jim 124, 177 Elliott, Janis 228 Ellis, Alton 99 Ellis, Jean 228 Ellis, Joanna 216 Ellis, Linda 257 Ellis, Ruth W. 257 Ellis, Sue 204 Ellis, William W. 238 Ellzey, John E. 216, 142, 169 Elkin, Mike 100 Elmore, Albert E. 253, 174 Emerson, Barbara 238 Enis, Andy 238 Ennis, Fred 100, 124, 129 Epps, Clotee 204 Erwin, Charles 228 Ervin, Charles M. 204 Ervin, Pete 192 Ervin, Gilda Jo 200 Estep, Janice 204, 158, 159 Estes, Barbara 228 Etheridge, Richard A. 228, 190 Evbanks, Bubba 168 Evans, Edwin Terry 216, 150, 168 Evans, Jerry 216, 190 F Faccini, Linda Rose 238 Falgout, Alva M. 216 Falkner, James M. 253 Farmer, Sylvia 204 Farrell, John Thomas 216, 159, 195 Farrish, Brenda 204 Faulkner, Samuel Scott 216, 144 Farese, Steven Ellis 238, 104 Faust, Dennis 238 Faust, Robert 190 Fendley, Richard Ellis 204 Ferguson, Barbara 204, 156, 158 Ferguson, Bonnie 238 Ferguson, Evelyn L. 204, 152 Ferguson, Grayce W. 204, 170 Ferguson, Shirley 204, 163 Ferrell, Helen 216 Ferris, Carole 216, 184 Field, Julia 238 Files, Elaine 216 Findley, Richard W. ::38 Fisher, Donald Joe 216 Fite, Elaine 238, 149 Flanagan, Jeanette L. 204, 159, 163 Flenorl, Mildred A. 216 Fletcher, George 238 Fletcher, Kent 216 Fletcher, Mary C. 253 Flint, Monica 228 Flowers, Suzanne 161 Floyd, Sissy 184 Flynn, Judy 204 Forbes, Charles 216, 145 Ford, David 228 Forest, Danny 99, 171 Fortner, Patsy 228 Foster, Buddy 228 Foster, Dinni 204, 154 Foster, Elsie 228, 176, 171 Foster, Hubert L. 216 Foster, Marsha 216 Fowler, Margaret 204, 186 Franks, Chester Lamar 228 Franklin, Ralph W. 253 Frazure, Joan 216 Friday, Earnest 216 Frey, Donald E. 204 Funderburk, Waney 115 G Gaddis, Anne C. 72, 204, 62, 186, 187, 89, 167, 162 Gallagher, Ruth 75, 204, 153 Galtelli, Richard 238 Gamble, Sharon 228 Gamble, Tommy 216 Gant, Linda 228 Cant, Patsy 204 Garcia, John 163 Gardner, Billy 204 Gardner, Thomas 155, 191 Garner, James O. 228 Garner, Xylda 154 Garraway, Charles W. 253, 169 Garraway, Martha S. 253 Garrett, Karen 216 Garrett, Thomas 238 Garrison, Donna 238, 188 Gar rell, Carolyn 216, 175 Gary, Bill 228, 195 Gary, Joy 204, 157, 159 Gates, Laura 238 Gazaway, George P. 216 Gazaway, Gloria 204 Gazelle, Marjorie Jill 238, 186 Geiger, Charlotte 216, 148, 150 Geiselman, Joan 216, 163 George, Veronica 239 Ghedine, Frederic 204, 129, 158, 195 Gibson, Bettye R. 200 Gibson, Jimmy 205 Gibson, Jo 216 Gibson, John C. 253 Gibson, Julianne 228, 161 Gilmer, Joyce Yvonne 216 Gibson, Ray 205, 150, 168 Gibson, Robert Lee 205 Gibson, Tim 124, 129 Gibson, Jim 97 Glorioso, Johnny 239 Glorioso, Mary Frances 203 Goff, Luther Benard 97, 205, 124, 129 Goforth, Jackie 228 Golden, Gary 229, 138 Golden, Thomas H. 239 Goldstein, Lawrence S. 205, 63, 193, 163 276 Gordon, Fred 216 Goudelock, Cliff 239 Grace, Catherine 229 Grace, Phillip 200 Graham, Bennie Joe 216 Graham, Danny 205, 104, 108 Graham, Donna 229 Graham, Thomas W. 229, 152 Grand!, Michael 239 Grantham, Betty Jean 217 Grava, Marsha 154 Gravetto, Sonny 217, 194 Gray, Lagatha 205, 153, 156 Gray, Russell 141 Gray, William 205 Green, Carolyn E. 239 Green, Glenn 217 Green, Terry Wayne 217 Greene, Robert 256 Greene, Rochelle 257 Greer, Frances 229 Gregg, Brenda 229 Griffin, Elizabeth A. 205 Griffin, Frances 257 Griffin, Libby 217, 184 Griffin, William Charles 239, 168 Grimes, Stephen Lynn 239, 194 Grimes, Tommy 129, 104, 108 Grissom, James P. 205, 152, 177 Grossi, John 229 Gunn, Margaret H. 253 H Hadley, James A. 229 Haik, W. P. 239, 194 Haire, Carolyn 229 Hairston, Ira Kemp 217 Halbert, David E. 205, 88, 120, 129, 132, 140, 63, 191, 105, 175, 162 Hale, Raymond M. 96, 205, 124, 128 Hales, Linda 205, 152, 151 Hall, George W. 217 Hall, James 205 Hall, John 98 Halladay, Lawson 191 Hallam, Louise 205, 188, 174, 134 Hamblett, Linda 72, 217, 186, 89 Hamill, Rita 217 Hamilton, Anita 229 Hamilton, Belinda 239 Hamilton, Caroline 217, 142, 186, 187, 174, 171 Hamilton, Gayle 239, 184 Hamilton, Sara Beth 217 Hamilton, Velma S. 253, 154 Hamilton, William C. 253 Hammond, Lee Bell 229 Hancock, Bobby 205,115,129, 133, 58, 191, 134 Hancock, Brenda S. 205, 153 Hanks, James Earl 229 Hanna, Eugene W. 205 Harbison, Larry M. 239 Hardage, Judy Pepper 205, 170 Harden, Ken 96, 229, 125, 129 Hardin, David 239, 194 Hardin, Jerry L. 239 Hardin, Melba Ann 205, 153 Harding, Bob 205 Hardwick, Donna B. 205 Hardy, Annette 257 Hardy, Brenda 239 Hardy, Kathy 239 Hardy, Kathryn M. 217 Harlan, Dell 229, 148, 150, 175 Harlovi?, Madelyn S. 205 Harmon, Jane 205 Harper, Jimmy A. 217 Harper, Linda 177 Harper, Susan Rose 229 Harpole, Marsha J. 217, 153 Harrell, Maynard 217, 164 Harrington, Brenda C. 205, 63, 184, 161, 175, 162, 170 Harrington, Janet G. 239 Harrington, Maurice 229,184 Harris, Martha E. 253 Harris, Ronnie 205, 168 Harris, Sandra L. 205 Harrison, Gary F. 217, 149, 150, 168 Harrison, MacArthur 217 Harrison, Martin 217, 138, 139 Harrison, Sallie Ann 229 Hart, Luroy 168 Hartsell, Sharon 239, 136 Harvey, James 229, 195 Harvey, Mary S. 253 Hatcher, Johnny 217 Hathcock, John Luther 217, 191 Hawks, Ginny 229, 184 Hawkins, Judy Frances 229 Hawkins, Jimmy Clifton 205 Hawkins, Kenny 154, 191 Hawthorne, Gary 141 Haymon, Tate 239 Haynes, Martha Lee 66, 67, 76, 229, 184, 148 Hearn, Jane 229, 142, 186, 187 Helms, Chris A. 239 Hemphill, Buddy 190 Hemphill, Melvin S. 251 Hemphill, Randy 229, 120 Henderson, Jenny 217, 171 Henderson, Thomas 205 Hendon, Dotsi 217 Hendon, Vicki 205 Hengst, Ernie 190, 135 Henley, James Larry 239, 190 Henley, Richard 205 Henley, Thomas G. 205 Henson, William R. 217 Hentz, Emma Kay 217 Herbison, Glenda 217 Herbison, James 239 Herbison, Winky 206 Herren, Carol 229 Herren, Charles R. 230 Herring, Dinah Ware 217, 154 Herring, Wardell 217, 168 Herrington, Higdon 217 Hibbs, Linda 229 Hickey, Sylvia Ann 217 Hicks, Cora Lee 217 Higginbotham, Debbie 229 Hightower, Lew 163 Hilburn, Bonnie 239, 149 Hill, Edwin Marshall 206, 149 Hill, Herbert 206 Hill, Jo Ann 217 Hill, Martha Lou 206 Hill, Michie K. 239 Hitchcock, Willard 239, 194 Hitt, Sandra Lynn 206, 164, 60, 186, 187, 167, 162 Hobbs, Kay 217, 136 Hobson, James 96, 115, 118 Hoffman, Vickie 230, 161 Hogue, Cooper 206, 134 Holcombe, Maxine B. 253, 146 Holder, Elsie Lynn 239, 186 Holder, Trudy 230 Holladay, Lawson 230 Holland, Linda 217, 161 Holland, Martha H. 253 Holley, Arillia Ikerd 206 Holley, Patsy 217 Holliday, Jack 206 Holliman, Virginia 188 Holloday, Donnie 99 Holmes, Ben 239 Holmes, Charles W. 239 Holmes, Wayne 101, 129 Homan, Donnie 159 Homan, Jenifer 239, 188 Hood, Donn 174 Hood, Johanna 70, 230, 142, 184 Hood, Susan 239 Hoover, Steven Wallace 239 Hopper, Linda 217 Hopper, Jerry 98, 115, 129 Home, Betty 239 House, Mickey Doyle 206 Houston, Glenna 68, 69, 70, 93, 218, 184, 89 Houston, Nina 218 Houston, Vikki 68, 70, 73, 230, 184, 89 Houston, Warren N. 206, 167 Howard, Janis 218 Howell, Bo 193 Howell, Bruce 206 Howell, David 253 Howell, Frank 218 Howell, John H. 230, 145 Hubbard, Steve 230, 192 Hubbard, Sue Kelley 206, 152 Hudson, Betty Lynn 218 Hudspeth, Gary 206, 149, 150, 168 Huey, Amy 239 Hughes, Freida 78, 206, 142, 60, 167, 162 Hughes, John Herren 206, 138, 153, 168 Hughes, Robert Leiand 206, 100, 124, 127 Hughes, Vicki 239, 157, 186 Hundall, Bill 102 Hunt, Bunny C. 206 Hutcheson, David A. 218 I Ikerd, John Earl, Jr. 206 Ingram, Rubert J. Jr. 239 Inmon, Freida 186, 187 Irving, James Davis 230 Irwin, Janet 230, 156 Irving, Judy Carol 218 Irwin, Lea 230 Isaac, Waudine 218, 159 Itaile, Mike 230 Ivy, Jucy 240 Izard, Doug 230 J Jabour, Philip N. Jr. 218, 193 Jacks, James 218, 191 Jackson, Byron 206 Jackson, Claudia 206, 151, 167 Jackson, Glenn C. 218, 153 Jackson, Jack 240 Jackson, Robert L. 253 Jacob, Henry J. 253 James, Patsy 230, 136 Jamieson, Barbara 218, 186, 164, 134 Janous, Melinda 240, 186 Jarrett, Imogene 218, 172, 176, 171 Jenkins, Charles 240 Jenkins, Dessie Rhe 240 Jenkins, Nell 218 Jenkins, John Edward 240 Jennings, Rita 218 Jernberg, Patricia 162 Joe, Jane 230 Joe, Johnny Fong 240 Joe, Mamie 230 Johnson, Amarie 230 Johnson, Billie 230, 188, 189 Johnson, Camille 206 Johnson, Frances 206, 138 Johnson, Jacqueline 218 Johnson, Jerry Wayne 218, 165, 194, 195 Johnson, Judith Lynn 218, 145 Johnson, Nancy 230, 153, 177, 171 Johnson, Orville W. 206 Johnson, Reba 206 Johnson, SuAnne 218, 132, 187, 134 lohnson, Susan 218, 175, 167 lohnson, Susan J. 206, 186 lohnson, Tommizene 218 lohnson, Vertis James 218 ohnston, Julia Carol 218 lohnston, Maxine 206 lones, Alan 96, 135 lones, Barbara 218, 175 lones, Becky 154, 187 tones, Johnny C. Jr. 218 tones, Ladonis Kay 206 lones, Martha Neale 206 lones, Mary 148 lones. Midge 230, 187, 134 lones, Patricia Ann 218, 136, 156, 159 lones, Rebecca Anne 218 lones, Tom IV 230, 191 lones, Samuel Wy 218, 135 lones. Walker A. Jr. 218, 193 lordan, Bonnie J. 206, 64 Jin, Joe 206 loslin, Wendell 218 lourdan, Charles 115, 129, 119 ue, Helen 218 ue, Jane 240 K Karabetsos, Maria 230, 157, 187, 89 Karls, Pat 188, 171 Karls, Suzanne 240 Kattawar, Barbara Flore 206 Katzenmeyer, Marie 218 Kea, Rosemary 206 Keating , E. Carey 218 Keating, Philip 240, 192 Keener, Anna Kathryn 253, 170 Keeton, Rex 206, 87, 129 Keith, Gordon J. Jr. 230 Kelley, Janice 230,148,150 Kelly, Sherry Lynn 74, 230, 161 Kennedy, Edith Elaine 218 Kennedy, Emry 240 Kenneth, Lawrence 218, 195 Key, Joy Jamieson 207 Kiker, Evelyn C. 219 Kilgore, Jan 240 Killibrew, Sherry 68, 70, 207, 63, 184, 167, 170 Kimble, Glenn 240 ' King, Alice 219 King, Frankie Jo 240, 136 Kinman, James A. 219 Kirby, Sherry 219 Kirk, Gene 219, 129, 104, 108 Kirksey, Donny F. 230 Knight, Charlie 240 Knighton, Kenny 240 Knotts, Jo Lane 207 Knox, Elayne 240 Krugler, James 219 Kyle, Judy 230, 175 L LaForge, William F. 253, 140, 169 Lahue, Brenda 207 Lamkin, Dianne J. 207 Lamon, Jane 230 Lancaster, Gloria 240 Lancaster, Linda 219 Land, Carrol P. M 230 Land, Philip 193 Lane, Joe . 240 Lane, Karen 240 Lane, Kirby 207 Lane, James 162 LaPresto, Karen 219, 184 Lassett, Bill 99, 200, 59 Latham, James W. Jr. 219 Lauderdale, Charles C. 240, 194 Lavender, James 207 Law, Sid 207, 193 277 Lawson, John 253, 168 Leach, Joseph P. 207 Lee, Bobby 115 Lee, Clark Philip 219, 192 Lee, George 1 15 Lee, Debbie 240, 148 Leftwich, Neal 219 Legg, Jim 219 Leggetf, Carolyn 207 Lehman, Byron 207, 60, 104, 108, 178, 162 Lester, Gerald E. 207 Leverette, Rosemary 207 Lewis, George 219, 193 Lewis, Johnnie Holiday 207 Lewis, Mil 240, 184 Lewis, Pete 230 Lewis, Russ 230, 138 Liddell, Barbara Jo 240 Lieb, Carola 207, 152, 175 Lindsey, Patsy 230 Lingle, Janice 219, 187, 134, 162 Lipe, Teresa Ann 230 Little, Cherry Mullins 219 Little, Jerry 115 Little, Lynda Lynell 240 Little, Samuel Ray 219, 104, 108 Littlejohn, Lynn 207 Litton, Gaylene 231, 156 Litton, Jimmy 207 Litton, Jo 207, 187 Litton, Raleigh M. 207 Livingson, Lonzo 219 Livingston, Shirley 207, 169, 167, 162 Loach, Gerald 231 Locke, Bruce 101 Locke, Kathy Watts 231, 156 Lofton, Adyce Jaye 240 Logton, John Edward 219 Logan, Mary Curtis 219 Long, Mary E. 251 Long, Mary Louise 219 Long, Staten L. 219 Lott, Stanley 231 Lovell, Brenda J. 231 Lowery, Betty 231, 188 Lucas, John 207 Luckett, Diann 207 Ludwig, Larry J. 240 Lunceford, Carol 207, 161, 151 Lundy, Kay 240 Lundy, Chris 231, 190 Luse, Eddie 207 Lutrick, Henry G. 254 Luzzi, Louis Jr. 219, 195 Lyies, John Lee 240 AA McAdams, Boo 70, 71, 241, 184 McAllister, Bill 207, 88, 128 McAnnally, Marguerite 220 McCain, Emily 220, 142 McCain, Joey 231 McCain, John Allen 241, 194 McCain, Katie Sue 231 McCalop, Larry Duke 207 McCandless, Suzanne 78, 241, 185 McClain, Rufus H. 220 McClatchy, Nancy 220 McClinton, Barbara Jean 241 McCool, Barbara 257 McCool, Horace 251,86 McCormick, Allenen 254, 154 McCuiston, Pat 220 McCulloch, Carole 220 McCullough, Bechy 220 McDavid, Elizabeth Ann 231 McDonald, Elizabeth 220 McDonald, James Barry 207, 115, 129, 119, 194 McDonnell, James 241, 141 McDougal, Carol Ann 241 McElmurray Charles 220 McElmurray, Nancy 162 McElroy, Sam 220, 191 McFadden, Lana Dolores 207, 177 McGarrh, Kay 231 McGee, Inez 220 McGee, Janice 220 McGehee, Laura 256 McGolden, Audrey H. 254, 156, 159 McGreger, Sandra 241 McHenry, Donna K. 254 Mcintosh, David Prestion 231 Mclntire, Margaret 207, 177 McKenny, Funic 257 McKenzie, Sherrie 220, 164 McKibben, Eloise 257 McKiernon, Sandra H. 220 McKiernon, Tom 129, 132, 140, 61, 104, 108, 135, 162 McKinney, Pam 220, 185 McLellan, Kathy 220 McLemore, Harry W. 207 McMinn, Coach Runt 115 McMullen, Albert 241, 102, 158 McMurtray, James William 207 McNair, Peggy 220 McNeer, Carolyn 231 McNeer, Sandra J. 207 McPherson, Billy Jo 207, 167, 162 McRaney, Mac G. 251, 140 McRaney, Michael 241, 192 McShan, Billie J. 207 McWhorter, Gary E. 231 Mabus, Peggy Ann 208, 185 Maclin, Thomas R. 208 Madden, Billy 219 Magee, L. D. 219 Magee, Sylvia 219, 149, 150 Maggis, John V. 219 Mahan, William Scott 240, 194 Malatesta, Ralph 208, 179, 193, 171 Malter, Patsy 231 Mallette, Kenneth Ray 219 Mallette, Sandra Jean 208, 136, 177, 61, 185, 162 Malloy, Judy 179, 187 Malone, Ruth 219, 148 Maloney, Angleah Romana 219, 156, 158, 159 Malpsas, Melton 208 Manning, Pam 219 Manning, Paul W. 231 Manning, William Harold 219, 155, 191 Marberry, Rhonda 231 Marbury, Pat 240 Marchant, Bill 219 Marion, L. B. 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