Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1959 volume:

desoto 1959 Official Publication of MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY Memphis, Tennessee The Benjamin Franklin hand press symbolizes the newspaper theme carried out in the 1959 De- Soto, The urgency and excitement of the press world closely matches the ever-changing campus scene at Memphis State University. Introductory views are accom- panied by lines from the Alma Mater written by J. W. Brister. STAND FIRM, THROUGH ALL THBI r Ti«Pt r ' [ ' n «n V pi- 1 p,.| ii r,T ,™ i p ffli. n f .1 ir i nfH pipiii Tpsn [pwippia cmH jWjf lWf ( ' fWf ' W W ' fi ' if ' f f STI(l|t i . ' • ' S LMA MATER, EARS TO GOME: ?? IN DAYS OF YOUTH AND BEAUTY THY HALLS HAVE BEEN OUR HOME. IN TIME OF PREPARATION GREAT LESSONS DIDST THOU TEACH, 8 TILL NOW, ALMA MATER, THE STARS WE ' LL STRIVE TO REACH. THE STAFF GAIL A. HOWARD Editor JOY BAILEY Associate Editor KEN NEAL Art Editor CARL CRAWFORD Photographer DR. H. L. WILLIAMS Advisor 10 LEAD ON, ALMA MATER, THY SONS TO HIGHER WAYS, CONTENTS Administration Leadershi Classes Organizations Athletics Activities Special Features II HSWiSsiii GIVE LIGHT AND TRUTH UNTO THEM FOR ALL THEIR COMING DAYS. Foreword The open windows of the Administration Build- ing ... a sign of Spring within the heart of the campus . . . the patio in the midst of a snowy Winter . . . the buzz of activity year-round in the Student center . . . the growing number of students and classes . . . the expansion of facilities through the current b uilding program . . . Johnson Hall, an educational monument to social studies here and throughout the nation . . . the enthusiasm of stu- dent leaders to better college life . . . As you review the 1959 DeSoto, recall the win- dows of wisdom, the happy moments, and be proud that you were a part of Memphis State University. TO THEE WE ' LL GIVE ALL HONOR, OUR HOPES ABIDE IN THEE, 13 FOR THOU, ALMA MATER, HAST MADE US EVER FREE. 15 Administration 17 J. M. (JACK) SMITH, president of Memphis State University President and Mrs. Smith ' s home . . On the porch of their home — a favorite spot during warm weather . . . The president ' s wife — a gracious hostess . . . The president in his office, where University policy is administered 19 MR. R. M. ROBISON, Dean 20 MISS FLORA RAWLS, Dean of Women i Directors DR. W. P. CARSON, Director School of Arts and Sciences DR. H. E. RUMBLE, Director School of Education k ' Ta ' T-S DR. C. M. STREET, Director Eveninar Division DR. E. I. CRAWFORD, Director School of Business MR. WILLIAM C. ABBETT English MRS. MILDRED B. ALGEE Library DR. HOLGER W. ANDERSON Psychology MRS. AILEEN AYCOCK Library r DR. CARL D. BROWN Biology DR. C. C. HUMPHREYS, Director Graduate School DR. FLOYD W. CASEY English DR. W. B. BARTON, JR. Philosophy DR. LEON W. BROWNLEE Curriculum and Instruction DR. HELEN CHILDERS English MR. WILLIAM F. BETHANY Mathematics DR. DON P. CLAYPOOL Chemistry and Physical Science MR. R. J. COLTHARP MR. JOHN H. CORBET Industrial Arts Geography MISS DORRICE BRATCHER Librar) ' MR. WILLIAM A. BROTHERTON Industrial Arts MRS. ELLEN COHEN Psychology MRS. MOZELLE COMMONS Library 22 DR. E. EARL GRADER MR. ZACH CURLIN Education Advisor and Supervisor Physical Education MRS. LOUISE DAVIS Education 1 MR. HARRY GOTHAM English MR. LAWRENGE W. GURBO Accountancy MR. LEONARD P. GURRY History MR. OMER DEAN EHLERS Physical Education DR. H. B. EVANS English MR. J. W. FOX Ghemistry DR. GHARLES L. DIENER Gurriculum and Instruction MR. MARSHALL EMM Geography DR. JOHN E. FARRIOR English MR. PAUL W. HORN Psychology DR. JOHN R. GORDON Sociology DR. PERGY L. GUYTON Economics MR. RALPH HATLEY Physical Education ym. . : k - . DR. G. P. FREEMAN Biology MR. WELTON GRUNDY Political Science MR. GHARLES HARRIS Music DR. ELMO H. HOWELL English MRS. VELMA HEATHERLY French MISS BETH HENDERSON Home Economics DR. ELMORE HOLMES Ghemistry I DR. FORD HAYNES Gurriculum and Instruction MISS MARY HEISKELL Spanish MISS VIRGINIA HIGKS Physical Education MR. WILLIAM R. INGRAM Marketing 23 DR. R. W. JENNINGS Secretarial Science Office Management MR. G. A. JOHNSON Physical Education MISS VIRGINIA LEE JOHNSON Secretarial Science MR. PHILLIP JAMES English DR. DANA D. JOHNSON Art DR. R. W. JOHNSON DR. IRL BROWN KRAUSE Geography Curriculum and Instruction DR. ROSELLA LINSKI Curriculum and Instruction MRS. JOHN S. McBRIDE Math DR. J. I. McCLURKIN Biology MR. F. 0. LARABEE Management — Finance MR. CHARLES E. LONG, JR. German DR. JAMES McCANN DR. GENORA McFADDEN Psychology Curriculum and Instruction MR. WAYNE McLAURIN English MR. JOHN McLEMORE English DR. JAMES S. MATTHEWS Geography MR. W. H. MILNER Management — Finance MISS NELLE E. MOORE Curriculum and Instruction MR. FRANK MORGAN, JR. English MR. DELBERT NAVE Industrial Arts 24 DR. WILLIAM R. OSBORNE English MRS. LEA G. PARK Speech and Drama MR. H. F. PATTERSON Secretarial Science Office Management DR. ELIZABETH C. PHILLIPS English MR. BINFORD H. PEEPLES Accountina; MISS MINNIE McRAE POWELL Curriculum and Instruction MR. EDWARD T. RADLEY Chemistry DR. RICHARD RARIDON Physics MR. JOSEPH R. RILEY English MISS ELMA ROANE Physical Education MR. JOHN L. ROBERTS Secretarial Science DR. A. S. RUDOLPH Biology DR. VONNE F. PORTER Psychology MRS. LADA M. SANDS Home Economics DR. ELMER B. SCOTT Physical Education DR, DOROTHY SEAY English DR. PAUL H. SISCO Faculty DR. ALFRED W. SMITH English DR. WALTER R. SMITH English MR. L. E. SNYDER Geography MRS. ELIZABETH SPENCER Journalism MR. J. W. SPICELAND Accounting MR. C. R. SPINDLER Marketing MISS JULIE SPRUNT Psychology MR. H. E. TAYLOR Finance — Management MR. C. E. TEMPLETON Finance — Management MR. J. T. THOMPSON Accounting MRS. MALRA TREECE Secretarial Science Office Management DR. C. L. UNDERWOOD Curriculum and Instruction 25 DR. ROY E. WATKINS Languages MISS ALMA WHITAKER Home Economics MR. MILTON L. WRAY Accounting MR. ROBERT VANATTA Physical Education MR. AL WESTLAND Journalism DR. HERBERT LEE WILLIAMS Journalism MISS JO ANNE YOUNG Physical Education Staff MISS FLORENCE V. ILLING Health Service MRS. EUNICE ALLEN Health Service MR. JAMES H. TAYLOR Assistant Bursar MR. LEON HARDISON IBM Operator MR. LAMAR NEWPORT Bursar 27 II MR. R. P. CLARK, Registrar Staff MR. LEO DAVIS, Director of Student Enterprises MR. NOLEN E. BRADLEY, JR., Assistant Registrar DR. A. G. HUDSON, University Physician 28 MRS. MARGARET H. WARNO, Bookstore Leadership Alumni p. K. SEIDMAN, president Greater Memphis State C. L. BILL McCOMAS, president Alumni Association WILLIAM A. McTIGHE, president Tiger Club Three alumni organizations play a vital role in the development and promotion of Memphis State University. These groups are: the Tiger Club, Greater Memphis State and the Alumni Association. The Tiger Club is composed of sports-minded men who help sponsor sports at Memphis State. The club buys sweaters, athletic equipment and trophies for the athletic teams. Tiger Club membership is open to anyone interested in MSU athletics. Greater Memphis State is composed of nearly 500 Memphis business and professional people who help promote university advancement. CMS assists in academic and athletic schol- arships plus helping support the Shakespeare Festival and the Festival of Arts. The group is advocating an enlarged curriculum and expanded plant facilities. The Alumni Association, with a membership of more than 5,000, has an Advisory Council composed of representatives from the 21 West Tennessee counties. Alumni receive The Col- umns, an alumni publication, three times a year which helps keep MSU graduates alert to university activities. The Alumni Association works closely with Greater Memphis State in planning university growth. 30 Mynders Hall Dormitory Council North Hall ' i H Dormitory L ' ' 1 Council B gp r SEATED: 1 President— LARRY WHALEY Vice-President CHARLES PETTY B - STANDING: Scott McDill Charles Wilson Richard Jabbour Charles Brown Joe Anders Let ' s go to the girls ' dorm 32 MRS. RAY HERZOG, North Hall Hostess BACK ROW: James Moody, Nelson Early, Lynn Lowery, Joe Dan Wooten, John B. Moody, Ralph Reynolds, Kenneth J. Carmack. SITTING: John Rhodes, president; John Griggs, secretary-treasurer. 33 Mynders West Dormitory Council Counselors — SEATED: Beverly Grugett, Dottie Dickson, Marilyn Young, Kay Simpkens, Jackie Jones. STANDING: Glenda Huey, Priscilla Lee, Nellie Wright, Jackie Hinton, Sybil Worrell, Theta Kelly. Senators— FRONT ROW: Barbara Steppe, Dava Headden, Eleanor Harris, Ellen Nash. BACK ROW: Ann Franklin, Dianne Green- hill, Emily Baddour, Bernda Argo, Sue Hansell, Jimmie Ann Ray, Jo Coats, Mary Lou Pollard. NOT PICTURED: Linda Rice. i Mrs. Mary Poston and Mrs. Velma May, dorm hostesses. 34 Panhellenic Council The Panhellenic Council at Memphi s State consists of three delegates from each sorority on campus. These sorority girls have the responsibil- ity of governing the sororities in various activi- ties. Major activities of Panhellenic include rush. All-Sing, phases of the May Day program, and the annual Panhellenic workshop held every spring. SEATED, left to right: Brenda Pikey, treasurer; Dana Lynn Dreinhofer, president; Marilyn Young, vice-president. (Not pictured: Jane Schneider, secretary) Junior Panhellenic Junior Panhellenic is the freshman parallel to the Panhellenic Council. Representatives from each pledge class are chosen to form this group. Each fall Junior Panhellenic sponsors a coke party for pledges of the seven sororities on campus. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Young, advisor; Rose Marie McAffee, treasurer; Bonnie Chrisman, president; Mary Pendergrast, secretary. 36 Interfraternity Council The Interfraternity Council is composed of representatives from each of the fraternities on campus. This group serves as the governing body of the fraternities, in campus events and during rush. IFC meets once a month during the school term. • s G A LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Ashcraft, vice-president; Don Pritchard, president; Dale Turner, secretary. Student Government Association The Student Government Association of Memphis State University co-ordinates campus activities. The group governs elections and promotes various social functions. JANE CHRISTIAN Junior Justice RICHARD KOEPKE Junior Justice FLOYD HERZOG Senior Justice -m - GLENDA HUEY Senior Justice Supreme Court (;AIL HOWARD Cliief Justice The Supreme Court is the judicial branch of the Student Government. Members are pictured above. Faculty advisors are Mr. Ford Haynes and Mr. Frederick Larrabee. Class of ' 59 Senior Class Officers 40 BECKY LEWIS _ Reporter BUTCH BASSETT .__. Secretary ANN HAIR Treasurer JIM PIRTLE President JIM HOCKADAY Vice-President (not pictured) AUDIE MACON ADAMS; Senatobia, Miss.; Arts and Sciences. CHARLES WILLARD ADAMS; Helena, Ark.; Arts and Sciences; Newman Club, Educational Chairman; Art Club; DeSoto Staff; German Club. EDNA DALE ADAMS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. FRED ADAMS, JR.; Memphis; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi; Accounting Club, President; SAM; BSU. WAYMON AH ART; Portageville, Md.; Business Administra- tion; Delta Sigma Pi, Treasurer; Accounting Club, Vice- President. JOE T. ALLFORD; Memphis; Education; Kappa Alpha; Delta Zeta Man of the Year. JERRY DAVID ALSUP; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Track Scholarship; BSU; Dramatic Productions; Baseball. JOE HAROLD ANDERS; Caruthersville, Mo.; Arts and Sciences; Cheerleader; Cub Club, President; North Hall President; SGA; Sigma Chi; Phychology Club; Canterbury Club. LYNDA LOU ANDREWS; McComb, Miss.; Business Admin- istration; Dormitory Council; Euparthenes, Vice-President; Transfer Millsaps College; Beta Sigma Omicron. RAYMOND 0. ARRINGTON; Memphis; Business Adminis- tration; Delta Sigma Pi; Pi Sigma Epsilon; SAM; Market- ing Club; SGA. THOMAS C. ASHCRAFT; Little Rock, Ark.; Liberal Arts Honor Society; SGA, Vice-President; Sigma Chi; Delta Kappa; Opera Soloist; Arabesque Club; Choir Soloist; Band. JAMES D. BAILEY; Saulsbury; Education. JOHN D. BAKER; Memphis; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi; Marketing Club. JAMES F. BAKER; Memphis; Industrial Arts; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Corresponding Secretary; Pi Sigma Epsilon; Mar- keting Club. ROBERT F. BALLARD; Collierville; Business Administration; Industrial Arts Club; Math Club; BSU. JOHN G. BANNISTER; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Sigma Chi, Corresponding Secretary. CATHERINE EARNER; Memphis; Education; Cheerleader, Captain; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class Officer; Sigma Kappa, Rush Chairman; BSU; KA Sweethearts ' Club; Physical Education Club. JAMES WILLIAM BARNES; Memphis, Business Administra- tion; Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary. MICHELLE LIZETTE BARNES; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. ELISABETH RAE BASSETT; Memphis; Education; Alpha Gamma Delta; Senior Class Secretary; Cheerleader; Wesley Foundation; Cub Club; Transfer Christian College; Hallo- ween Queen; College Widow Queen; Dolphin ' s, President; Vesper Board, Vice-President. JAMES W. BAXTER; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Delta Sigma Pi; Accounting Club; SAM. CHARLEEN ANNETTE BENNETT; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Alpha Xi Delta; Newman Club, Corresponding Secretary; Pi Delta Epsilon; Cub Club; Tiger Rag; Society Editor, Editorial Editor; Transfer Marquette University. DONALD M. BENNETT; Huntingdon; Education. JAMES PORTER BERRY; Paris; Business Administration. PATRICIA ANN BINKLEY; Goodlettsville; Education; BSU, Vice-President; SGA; loka Wikewam; Transfer Blue Moun- tain College. JAMES E. BISHOP; Memphis; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi; SAM; Marketing Club. BOBBY BLACKWELL, JR.; Memphis; Business Administra- tion; ROTC Band; SAM; Westminster Fellowship. MARGARET ANN BLANCHARD; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; ACE; Wesley Foundation; Biology Club. HARLAN BENTON BLOUNT; Memphis; Business Adminis- tration; Accounting Club; State Board of Education Schol- arship. NEIL BRYAN BLOUNT, JR.; Memphis; Business Adminis- tration; Marketing Club; Alpha Tau Omega; Vet ' s Club; University Choir; Transfer University of Mississippi. WILLIAM LEE BOBBITT; Lexington; Education; Men ' s In- dependent Club. DOLORES BODRY; Tyronza, Ark.; Education. MARTHA JANE BOOTHE; Memphis; Education. MARY ELIZABETH BORUM; Rossville; Education; Wesley Foundation; Transfer, University of Alabama; YWCA; Tri- angle; Spirit Club; Kappa Kappa Gamma, Music and So- cial Chairman. DENVER H. BOWMAN; Parsons; Arts and Sciences. ELIZABETH ANN BRADLEY; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Honor Roll; ACE; Glee Club. JIMMIE EDWARD BRANNON; Memphis; Business Adminis- tration; SAM; Accounting Club; Marketing Club; Spanish Club. CLAUDE RONALD BRANYAN; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; BSU. CHARLOTTE BRASWELL; Memphis; Education; ACE. ROBERT H. BROWN; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Pi Kappa Alpha. SIDNEY BRUCE; Dyersburg; Education. JAMES V. BRUNO; Memphis; Education; Newman Club. LEE R. BRYSON; Memphis; Business Administration; Ac- counting Club; Delta Sigma Pi. CLAY HERBERT BUCKNER, JR.; Knoxville; Business Ad- ministration; Kappa Sigma; M Club; Football 55-58. HERMAN GRADY BURGESS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. JOHN R. BURNS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. C. WAYNE BURRELL; Memphis; Business Administration; SAM; Delta Sigma Pi. GEORGE DONAS BUSH; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. WILLIAM E. BYRD; Memphis; Business Administration; SAM, Treasurer. JOYCE CALDWELL; Newbern; Education. JAMES EDWARD CALHOUN; Parma, Mo.; Arts and Sciences; Band; Orchestra; BSU. BOB CANFIELD; Memphis; Business Administration; Fresh- man Class President; Sophomore Class President; Delta Kappa, President Kappa Alpha; Arnold Air Society; IFC; SGA. DALE F. CAPLENA; Memphis; Business Administration; AM; SAM. MARY MASTERS CARRELL; Cape Girardeau, Mo.; Edu- cation. BETTY DEAN CARRINGTON; Byhalia, Miss.; Education; Phi Mu; ACE, Vice-President; Dormitory Council, Vice- President; Cub Club; Panhellenic; SGA. CHARLES CARROLL; Stantonville; Arts and Sciences; Sigma Chi; Tiger Rag; Choir. HAROLD LEON CARY; Savanah; Business Administration; Accounting Club; SAM. RICHARD S. CHILDS; Memphis; Business Administration; Pi Sigma Epsilon; Marketing Club, First Vice-President. WILLIAM K. CHURCHILL; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. NELDA CHASE; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. MYRA ANN CLANTON; Gore Springs, Miss.; Business Ad- ministration; Marketing Club; Phi Gamma Nu. LESLIE K. CLARK; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; BSU; Re- ligious Council; SGA. LOU ALICE CLARK; Memphis; Education; Alpha Xi Delta, President; ACE; Wesley Foundation; Cub Club; Arabesque Club; Panhellenic; SGA; Clioir. DAWSON CLEMENS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. GERALD E. CLEMENTS; Memphis; Business Administration. TOMMY CLEVENGER; Kennett, Mo.; Business Administra- tion; Wing Commander AFROTC; Arnold Air Society; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pledge Trainer. PAT COLE; Memphis; Business Administration. JOHN R. COLEMAN; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Pi Kappa Alpha. ALEX COLES; Memphis; Business Administration; Pi Kappa Alpha, Historian; Marketing Club; SAM; New Bureau; Newman Club. JAMES ROBERT CONNER; Memphis; Business Adminis- tration. GEORGE S. COOK; Memphis; Business Administration. GEORGE F. COOLEY; Memphis; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi; Pi Sigma Epsilon; Accounting Club; Mar- keting Club; SAM. GRAPER W. COUNCE; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. NANCY BELLE COUSINS; Norfolk, Va.; Arts and Sciences; BSU; Selected as Summer Missionary to Ghana, West Africa, by Tennessee Baptist Student Union; Transfer Blue Field College. LAWSON GRAIN; Memphis; Business Administration. EDWARD B. CRENSHAW; Memphis; Industrial Arts. RAYMOND L. CROSSNINE; Memphis; Business Adminis- tration. MANUEL ANTONIO DE LA CRUZ; Caracas, Venezuela; Arts and Sciences; Newman CIul); Psychology Clul]; Sociology. BARBARA CUMMINGS; Memphis; Education; Wesley Foun- dation; ACE; SGA; Dormitory Counselor; Phi Mu, Cor- responding Secretary. DAVID S. CURRY; Memphis. JAMES W. DACUS, JR.; Galloway; Business Administration. WILLIAM J. D ' AOUST; Memphis; Education; Phi Delta Kappa. GRACE B. DAZE; Memphis; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll; ACE; SNEA. N. KENT DEMUTH; Cordova; Arts and Sciences; Arnold Air Society; Westminster Fellowship; Matii Club. LORES DE VORE; Augusta, Ga.; Education; Alpha Xi Delta; Panhellenic; Canterbury, First Vice-President; loka Wike- wam. DIANE DICKENS; Memphis; Business Administration; Delta Zeta, President; Cub Club; ACE; Marketing Club, Secre- tary; Wesley Foundation. J. E. DICKENSON; Memphis; Business Administration. DOTTIE DICKSON; Bolivar; Arts and Sciences; Alpha Delta Pi, Recording Secretary; Freshman Dormitory Counselor; Wesley Foundation; Cub Club. HARRY E. DILLMAN; Memphis; Business Administration; Newman Club; Marketing Club; Pi Kappa Alpha. RUTH DODSON; Memphis; Education; Delta Zeta, Historian; Art Club; Psychology Club; ACE. RALPH DOHERTY; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. JACK DOLAN; Memphis; Business Administration. 43 VASCO BRUCE DORSETT; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. ELIZABETH JO DORSEY; Memphis; Business Administra- tion: Phi Gamma Nu, President; Marketing Club. WILLIAM CHESTER DORSEY; Memphis; Business Admin- istration; Delta Sigma Pi, Historian; Accounting Club. CARL DOYLE; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Band; Sigma Phi Epsilon. CAROL ANN DOWDY; Memphis; Education; ACE; loka Wigwam; Gamma Phi Beta. Historian. NANCY SCOTT DUNCAN; Bemis; Arts and Sciences; Gamma Phi Beta, Secretary-; Biology Club; Wesley Foundation; Pan- hellenic; Transfer, Lambuth College; Dean ' s List; Student Government. MARSHALL W. DUNN; Gibson; Industrial Arts; Kappa Alpha; BSU; Dormitory Council; Inservo. FRED E. EASON; Dyersburg; Business Administration; SAM. WILLIAM H. ECHOLS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Honor Roll; Chi Beta Phi; Vet ' s Club. CORRINE EDNEY; Memphis; Education; ACE; Wesley Foundation. JACKIE EDWARDS; Fulton, Ky.; Education; Alpha Delta Pi, Corresponding Secretary; Pvlay Queen; Freshman Class Secretary; Wesley Foundation; Physical Education Club, President; Panhellenic, Secretary. WILLIAM HUNT ELCAN; Memphis; Education. GLENDA ELLENBURG; Wardell, Mo.; Arts and Sciences. ANNE MARIE FALSONE; Memphis; Education; Lambda Delta; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll; State Board Scholarship; Alpha Delta Pi; Cub Club; Newman Club; ACE; Modern Dance Club. JOYCE FINCH; Dyer; Business Administration; Alpha Lambda Delta; BSU. BENNIE W. FORRESTER; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; AFROTC, Squadron Commander. GUS FORRESTER; Trop; Business Administration. RAYMOND E. FREE, JR.; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. JOHN F. FRANKLIN; Memphis; Business Administration; Pi Sigma Epsilon; Marketing Club. CARL A. FRONABARGER; Memphis; Industrial Arts. ANITA JANE FULGHUM; Memphis; Arts and Sciences ; Alpha Delta Pi, Vice-President; Tassel; SGA; DSF; ACE; Transfer, Christian Junior College. PATRICIA FURR; Memphis; Business Administration; Phi Gamma Nu, First Vice-President; BSU; ACE; Tau Kappa Alpha. CHARLES PHIL GARDNER; Memphis; Business Adminis- tration; Delta Sigma Pi; SAM. MARGARET GRACE GATTIS; Jackson, S. C; ACE; Wesley Foundation; Transfer Junior College of Augusta, Ga. DOLORES GAY; Nashville; Business Administration. HARRY H. GIBSON; Memphis; Education. NOBLE GILL; Dell, Ark.; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Pi Sigma Epsilon; Wesley Foundation. HARVEY L. GIPSON; Memphis; Business Administration. BILL GOHN; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. CHARLOTTE GOINGS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Alpha Gamma Delta. ROBERT DANIEL GOODWIN; Memphis; Business Adminis- tration; Honor Roll; Sigma Phi Epsilon, President; SAM; Cub Club; Cheerleader; SGA; IFC. 44 BEN GRAY; Memphis; Business; SAM, Vice-President; Mar- keting Club, President; Delta Sigma Pi; Delta Kappa; Pi Sigma Epsilon. WANDA JOY GRAY; Memphis; Education; Delta Zeta; Uni- versity Orchestra; Band; Arabesque; BSU. CHRISTA GREEN; Cordova; Arts and Sciences; ACE; Cub Club; Entre Nous, President, Vice-President, Independents, Treasurer; Math Club, Vice-President; SGA ; Alpha Lambda Delta; Chi Beta Phi, Secretary; Liberal Arts Society. JOANN GREENBAUM; Memphis; Education; Alpha Psi Omega; ACE, President; Sock and Buskin; German Club; Choir. H. FRANKLIN GREER; Memphis; Business; Academic Schol- arship; Pi Kappa Alpha; Accounting Club. JACK G. GREER; Whitehaven; Business; Delta Sigma Pi. MELVIN E. GREER; Memphis; Business; Honor Roll; Dean ' s List; Academic Scholarship; Delta Sigma Pi; Accounting Club; SAM. LE ROY GREGORY, JR.; Memphis; Business; Delta Sigma Pi; Marketing Club; Pi Sigma Epsilon. WILLIAM THOMAS GRIMES; Memphis; Education; ACE; Canterbury Club. GLORIA GRISHAM; Crawfordsville, Ark.; Education; ACE; Arabesque Club; Gamma Phi Beta; Annual Staff; Choir; FBLA; Transfer from MSCW; Bach Society; Town Choir. BOB GRONAUE R; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Pi Kappa Alpha. BILLIE GRUBBS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. MITZI GWYN; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. JOHN H. HAINES; Memphis; Business; SAM, Secretary- Treasurer, President; Vet ' s Club; Psychology Club; Delta Sigma Pi, Secretary. ANNE HAIR; Memphis; Education; Alpha Gamma Delta, Secretary; Senior Class Treasurer; ACE. JAMES D. HALL; Memphis; Business; Delta Sigma Pi; SAM. PATSY HALL; Huntingdon; Arts and Sciences; Euparthenes; BSU, ACE; Dormitory Council. CHARLES HALLIBURTON; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. JAMES D. HALLMARK; Fayette, Ala.; Business; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll; Delta Sigma Pi; Accounting Club; SAM. JAMES E. HAMILTON; Humboldt; Business; SAM; AMA; Kappa Alpha. BOBBY HAMMONS; Memphis; Business; Delta Sigma Pi; Accounting Club; BSU. DONALD HAMPSON; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Chi Beta Phi. EDITH M. HARAWAY; Whitehaven; Arts and Sciences; Tiger Rag, Associate Editor; Pi Delta Epsilon; Phi Mu; Wesley; Sock and Buskin; Westminster; Psychology Club . LARRY HARDING; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Sigma Chi; BSU; Arabesque. BARBARA HARGROVE; Whitehaven; Education; ACE; Honor Roll. THOMAS HARTZOG; Memphis; Business; Delta Sigma Pi; SAM; Transfer from University of Colorado. KENNETH VERNON HATHAWAY; Memphis; Business; SAM; Marketing Club. ROY 0. HATLEY; Memphis; Business; SAM. RUTH HATLEY; Memphis; Education. JOANN HASTINGS; Brighton; Education. LAWSON, EARL HAYES; Brighton; Education. CAROLYN L. HEARN; Whitehaven; Arts and Sciences; Alpha Xi Delta, Scholarship Achievement Award; Tiger Rag, Society Editor, Associate Editor; Newman Club; Treasurer; Chess Club, Secretary. WELDON T. HEATH; Memphis; Business Administration; Accounting Club. JOHN D. HEFFINGTON; Nashville; Business Administration; SAM; Delta Sigma Pi; K Club, Treasurer. WALTER L. HEIMER; Memphis; Education. ADELAIDE K. HENDERSON; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. BEVERLY ANN HENLEY; Memphis; Education; Sigma Kappa; ACE. WILLIAM V. HERBERS; Memphis; Education; SAM; New- man Club. FLOYD RUBIN HERZOG; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Alpha Psi Omega, President; Sock and Buskin; Director of MSU ' s Grand Opera; Award Winning Director; Award Winning Supporting Actor. B. R. HESTER; Memphis; Business Administration; Market- ing Club; SAM. CHARLES F. HICK; Memphis; Industrial Art. ROBERT F. HICKEY; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. PEGGIE HILBUN; Memphis; Education; Arts Club; Psy- chology Club; ACE; Delta Zeta, Vice-President. JAMES EDWARD HOCKADAY; Selmer; Education; Senior Class Vice-President; Kappa Sigma; M Club, Vice-Presi- dent; Basketball. RICHARD HOLT, JR.; Memphis; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi. JAMES R. HOOD; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. PETER W. HOOKINGS; Memphis; Business Administration; Kappa Alpha. LAURA ANN HORNSBY; Memphis; Education; Alpha Delta Pi, Vice-President; ACE; BSU; Cub Club. GAIL ARLENE HOWARD; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; DeSoto, Editor; Tiger Rag, Feature Writer; Pi Delta Ep- silon, Vice-President; SGA Supreme Court, Chief Justice; Varsity Debate Squad; Tau Kappa Alpha, President; Tassel, Secretary; Alpha Gamma Delt.a, Editor; Band; Speech Awards Winner; .Forensics Association; Wesley Foundation; Modern Dance Club; Robert Talley Memorial Journalism Scholarship. RICHARD W. HOYT; Memphis; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi. GLENDA HUEY; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Liberal Arts Honor Society; Alpha Lambda Delta; Pi Delta Epsilon, President; Chi Beta Phi, Vice-President; Tassel, Treasurer; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll; SGA, Senior Justice; Tiger Rag, Editor; Sigma Kappa, First Vice-President; Westminster Fel- lowship; Transfer, Agnes Scott College. JOYCE HULL; Olivett, Mo.; Education; Phi Mu, Assistant Treasurer; Cub Club; Wesley Foundation; Dormitory Coun- selor. LINDA HUNTER; Henderson: Education. WALKER HURD; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; S ' igma Phi Epsilon; Cheerleader. JAMES SWEED INGRAM; Newbem; Education; MSU Golden Gloves. CHARLES BARRELL JACKSON; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Lambda Chi Alpha; Social Science Club. CHARLES E. JACKSON; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Lambda Chi Alpha. JON PHILLIP JEHL; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; K Club; AFROTC, Senior Cadet. MARY KATHRYN JOHNSON; Huntingdon; Arts and Sciences; Phi Mu; Biology Club; BSU; Canterbury Club Scholarship; Transfer, University of Tennessee, Martin Branch; Most Outstanding Sophomore; Liberal Arts Club; Kappa Alpha Tau; Dormitory Council, Vice-President. THEODORE J. JOHNSON, JR.; Memphis; Business Adminis- tration; Accounting Club; Kappa Sigma. ARTHUR PARRY JONES; Sheboygan, Wis.; Business Ad- ministration; Vet ' s Club, President; Pi Sigma Epsilon; SAM: Psychology Club. DONALD E. JONES; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. GRANVILLE L. JONES, JR.; Memphis; Business Adminis- tration. JOHN PAUL JONES; Menipliis; Business Administration; SAM. MARQUIS E. JONES; Memphis; Education; Band; Arabesque Club. ROBERT TAYLOR KEETON, JR.; Bruceton; Arts and Sciences; Sigma Phi Epsilon; BSU; Biology Club; Social Science Club; Cub Club; SGA; IFC. EARL S. KEMPF; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; American Chemical Society. NORMA JACKSON KEY; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Lambda Delta; Liberal Arts; Honor Society; Phi Alpha Theta, Secretary. CHARLES D. KILPATRICK; Memphis; Business Administra- tion; M Club; Kappa Alpha; Marketing Club. SHIRLEY JOY KING; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Alpha Theta, President; Tau Kappa Alpha; Liberal Arts Honor Society; BSU; Forensics Club; Debate Squad; Fencing Club; NEA; TEA; ACE. JIM H. KINNEY; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. BONNIE SUE KOLWYCK; Darden; Business Administration; Phi Gamma Nu; Debate Team; BSU. AARON JACK LARGE; Memphis; Business Administration. HAROLD W. LAWRENCE; Memphis; Business Administra- tion; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Marketing Club. PHILIP T. LEE; Memphis; Business Administration; Market- ing Club. RHILDA ANN LEE; Memphis; Education; ACE. KATIE FAY LEGGETT; Memphis; Education. REBECCA LEWIS; Selmer; Arts and Sciences; Alpha Gamma Delta; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Reporter; Cub Club: DeSoto Staff; Canterbury Club; ACE; SGA. GENTILISKA LINDSEY; Pine Bluff, Ark.; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll; Alpha Delta Pi, Scholarship Chairman; Mynders Hall Dormitory Council, Secretary-Treasurer; Wesley Foun- dation; Transfer Texas State College for Women. CHARLES W. LOONEY; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Art Club; Newman Club. JOE B. LUTON, JR.; Memphis; Business Administration. WALTER PATRICK McCARVER; Memphis; Business Ad- ministration; Pi Sigma Epsilon, Vice-President; Newman Club. JAMES L. McCRORY; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Math Club; Arnold Air Society. MARGARET McCULLAR; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Business Administration; Gamma Phi Beta, President; Choir; Psychology Club; SGA; Panhellenic. CECILY McCULLOCH; Newburn; Education. DANA SUE McDANIEL; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. DOROTHY McDARIS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Art Club; Sigma Kappa, Vice-President. SCOTT McDILL; Atoka; Education; M Club; Track; Cross- country Team, Captain. FORREST McDowell, jr.; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Sigma Chi. AGNES McINTYRE; Bethel Springs; Education; Westminster Fellowship; Cary Art Club, President; Psychology Club. JEFF McWHORTER; Memphis; Business Administration; Pi Kappa Alpha; SAM. JANEEN CAROLYN MAES; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Delta Zeta, Vice-President; Tassel, Historian; Modern Dance Club; Newman Club; Lambda Delta; Sock and Buskin; Coterie Scholarship; Art Club, President. 47 WILLIAM A. MAJURE; Whitehaven; Education; Wesley Foundation. JAMES MARTIN; Huntingdon; Education; Sigma Chi; In- servo; Wesley Foundation. JOSEPH A. MASCARI; Memphis; Business; PSE; AMA. AUDREY MASSEY; Little Rock; Education; Tassel, Vice- President; ACE; Delta Zeta; Wesley Foundation, Vice- President; SGA; Dormitory Counselor; Junior Panhellenic; Alpha Lambda Delta. FRANKLIN D. MATTOX; Memphis; Education; BSU; Basket- ball; Freshman Football. NADA MAUNEY; Booneville, Miss.; Education; ACE; Koin- onia Club. JOHN ALVIN MAY; Memphis; Business; Delta Sigma Pi; Accounting Club. CHARLOTTE MAY; Memphis; Education. RUCH MAY; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. JAMES C. MAYER; Memphis; Business. BEVERELY MAYS; Humboldt; Education; Junior Panhellenic, Secretary; Lambda Delta, Secretary, Dormitory Counselor; DSF; President; Student Religious Council, Vice-President; loka Wigwam, President; Alpha Gamma Delta, President; Tassel; Panhellenic; SGA. THOMAS LANE MAYNARD; Memphis; Business. JOY ANN MEWBORN; Oakland; Education; MSU Choir; MSU Opera; Opera Workshop; Wesley, Vice-President; Arabesque Club. THOMAS MILES; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. TURNER MILLIORN; Memphis; Education. MARVIN A. MINTON; Memphis; Business. MICHAEL S. MOKLEBUST: Memphis; Business; SAM. WILLIAM G. MOONEY; Memphis; Business. CHARLES R. MOORE, JR.; Union City; Business; Kappa Alpha. JANE REID MOORE; Memphis; Education; ACE; Canter- bury Club. SUSAN MOORE; Blytheville, Ark.; Education. SAM B. MORGAN; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Psi Chi, President: Vet ' s Club; Psychology Club. DOROTHY MORRIS; Memphis. JOSEPH A. MORTON; Memphis; Business; Band; Cub Club. HARRY E. MURCHISON; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Transfer from CBC and Baylor University; BSU. GEORGE H. MURPHY; Memphis; Business. BILLY JOE NAYLOR; Henderson; Arts and Sciences; Inservo, President; Vet ' s Club. JAMES MARTIN; Memphis. PHIL MULKEY; Purdy. Mo.; Arts and Sciences. GWENDOLYN E. NEAL; Memphis; Arts and Science; Chi Beta Phi, Vice-President; Lambda Delta; Honor Roll; Dean ' s List; Math Club; Arabesque; Deutsche Verein; Band. E. BREWER NEWTON; Memphis; Business; Kappa Alpha, Vice-President; SAM. 48 MILTON OKEON; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. PEGGY SMITH OLDHAM; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. PAUL A. ORAHOOD; Memphis; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi; SAM. BONNIE SUE OTT; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. HARRY E. OWEN; Memphis; Business Administration. MARTHA ELOISE OWEN; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Alpha Psi Omega, Secretary; Forensic Award; Sock and Buskin; Literary Club, Vice-President; Modern Dance Club. GWEN PACE; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Lambda Delta; Chi Beta Phi; Dean ' s List; Biology Club; BSU. FREDERICK JOHN PANTELLA; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Dean ' s List; Veteran of the Year ' 55; Veterans ' Club. JIM PARKER; Kosciusko, Miss.; Education; Sigma Chi, Presi- dent; Phi Delta Kappa; Delta Kappa, Vice-President; Arabesque; Band; SGA; IFC. PATSY PARKER; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Lambda Delta; Pi Delta Epsilon; BSU; Entre Nous; Tiger Rag; ACE; SNEA. BOBBY GENE PARRISH; Henderson; Arts and Sciences; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Biology Club. DAVID PATTEN; Memphis; Education. MARGARET EDWARDS PATTON; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. CARL L. PEARSON; Tiptonville; Business Administration; Honor Roll; Delta Sigma Pi; SAM. ELLEN E. PEEK; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Psi Chi; Cub Club; Psychology Club; Alpha Xi Delta, Membership Chairman; Wesley Foundation. NADINE M. PEEPLES; Memphis; Education; loka Wikewam. BARBARA PELOT; Knoxville; Arts and Sciences; SNEA. JANIS PENDERGRASS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Mod- ern Dance Club. WALTER A. PETERSON; Arlington, Va.; Education; Sigma Chi; Vet ' s Club. NORMAN W. PHEBUS; Memphis; Business Administration. ROBERT J. PHILLIPS; Memphis; Business Administration; Band; BSU; Lambda Chi Alpha, High Alpha; Cub Club; Cheerleader; Vet ' s Club; Marketing Club; IFC. GERALD W. PICKENS; Memphis; Business Administration; Band; Accounting Club. MARGIE PICKENS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Psi Chi, Treasurer; Psychology Club, President; Social Science Club; Alpha Xi Delta; BSU. LEN DALE PIERCE; Hornersville, Md.; Education; BSU; ACE; SNEA; Track Team. KATHERINE PILLEY; Memphis; Business Administration; Phi Mu, Treasurer; Cub Club; Wesley Foundation. JOHN AUBREY PINKSTON; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Arnold Air Society; Outstanding Cadet; Kappa Sigma; For- ensics. JAMES E. PIRTLE; Memphis; Education; Phi Delta Kappa; Senior Class President; Pi Kappa Alpha, Chaplain; K Club, Treasurer; SGA; Southern Historical Association. MILWEE 0. PLEDGER, JR.; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. PHIL POOLE; Memphis; Business Administration; Marketing Club, Treasurer; PSE. B. BLAN CHE POPE; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Best Actress of 57; Coterie Arts Scholarship; Alpha Psi Omega, President; Tassel; Sock and Buskin, Vice-President. JAMES D. PORTER; Clarksdale, Miss.; Business Administra- tion; Pi Sigma Epsilon; Delta Sigma Pi; Marketing Club. MARGARET 0. POWERS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; BSU; Entre Nous. REGINA NAOMI POWERS; Somerville; Education; Gamma Phi Beta; Sweetheart of Lambda Chi Alpha; Canterbury, Vice-President; Sock and Buskin; ACE. JEAN PRATHER; Memphis; Education. JUDITH ELIZABETH PRIDDY; Memphis; Education; Sigma Kappa, First Vice-President; PE Majors Club, President; DeSoto Staff; Newman Club; Cub Club; Fencing Club, Secretary; SGA; May Court. DON PRITCHARD; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; SGA, President; Sigma Phi Epsilon, President; Delta Kappa; Junior Justice Supreme Court; Cheerleader; Cub Club; Tiger Rag; IFC. EUGENIA RAFFERTY; Memphis Business Administration; Dean ' s List; Sigma Kappa. CLAIRE E. RAMSEY; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. EDWARD D. RANDOLPH; Memphis; Education. DAN S. RAY; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Honor Roll; Dean ' s List; Chi Beta Phi; German Club; Math Club; American Chemical Society. LARRY JOE RAY; Finley; Arts and Sciences. ROBERT CLYDE REGEL; Memphis; Business Administration; Marketing Club; Pi Sigma Epsilon; SAM. WILLIAM H. RICE; Covington; Business Administration; Vet ' s Club; Accounting Club; German Club; Psychology Club; Delta Sigma Pi, Treasurer. MARTY RICHARDSON; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. ADDISU L. RICHIE; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Alpha Delta Pi, Social Chairman; Cub Club; Wesley Foundation; Transfer Christian College. JENILU RICHIE; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Westm.inster; Delta Zeta; Panhellenicl AUBREY M. RILEY, JR.; Memphis; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi; Accounting Club. VIRGINIA B. RIGGS; Sommerville; Arts and Sciences. JULIU-S B. ROBERSON; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. JIMMY RODGERS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Historian; Alpha Phi Omega; Cub Club; K Club; Band. NORMA RODGERS; Memphis; Education; Phi Mu; Cub Club; ACE; Canterbury Club. CHARLES R. ROGERS; Memphis; Business Administration; SAM; Wesley Foundation; Vet ' s Club. ELVY RORIE, JR.; Fulton; Arts and Sciences; Psychology Club. JERRY A. ROSE; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. ELIZABETH GAYLE ROSS; Paris; Education; Gamma Phi Beta, Vice-President; ACE; Arabesque; Choir; Kappa Delta Pi; Transfer Murray State College; Sigma Alpha Iota. TOMMY M. ROSS; Memphis; Education; Independents ' Club; Industrial Arts Club. AUBREY RUSH; Memphis; Business Administration; Account- ing Club; Delta Sigma Pi. WILLIAM D. RUSHING; Memphis; Business Administration GEORGIA WOOD RUSSELL; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Chi Omega; Euparthenes, President; SGA; BSU; ACE; Psychology Club; DeSoto Beauty Court; Transfer Union University; Strawberry Queen; Campus Beauty; Footlights Club. SALLIE RUSSELL; Brownsville; Arts and Sciences; Chi Beta Phi; Psi Chi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Liberal Arts Honor Society; Tassel; Psychology Club. JOHN T. RUTLAND; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. SIDNEY PHILIP SAMUELS; Memphis; Business Adminis- tration; Alpha; Accounting Club; SAM; IFC; SGA. RAYMOND SANDERS; Memphis; Business Administration. JOE SANDERSON; Memphis; Business Administration. NAT HAROLD SANDLER; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Delta Kappa; Hillel, President; Alpha, President; Religious Council, Secretary; Cub Club; IFC; SGA. BOYD SAUNDERS; Rossville; Arts and Sciences; Gooch Foundation Scholarship; Convair Award for Outstandinji Cadet; Wesley Foundation, President; Art Club, President; German Club; Arabesque; ROTC Glee Club; Choir; Band; SGA; Religious Council. LARRY A. SAUNDERS; Brighton; Arts and Sciences; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Historian; IFC; Tiger Rag; Westminster Fel- lowshij), Vice-President; Cub Club; SGA; DeSoto, Activities Editor. MARY LOUISE SAVAGE; Dundee, Miss.; Education. ROSE L. SAWYER; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Chi Beta Phi; Tassel; Sigma Kajjpa, President; Biology Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer; American Chemical Society, Vice-President; Panhcllenic; SGA; Wesley Foundation. RICHARD NATE SCHIFF; Memphis; Business Administra- tion; Pi Sigma Epsilon; Marketing Club; Alpha. JANE SCHNEIDER; Memphis; Education; Alpha Lambda Delta; Dean ' s List; Phi Mu, Vice-President; Junior Pan- hcllenic, President; Panhellenic Secretary-Treasurer; ACE; Cub Club; Newman Club. RAYMOND W. SCHRIMSHER; Memphis; Business Admin- istration; Pi Sigma Ej)silon; Vet ' s Club, Secretary; Market- ing Club. PATRICIA LOUISE SCOTT; BlythcviUe, Ark.; Arts and Sciences; Alpha Gamma Delta, House Chairman; loka Wike- wam. First Vice-President; Wesley Foundation. THOMAS G. SCOTT; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Social Science Club. BUDDY EUGENE SEAL; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. ROBERT J. SEBOLY; Memphis; Business Administration; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Pi Sigma Epsilon; Marketing Club, Secretary. PAT SHELBY; Memphis; Education. ROBERT W. SEWELL; Memphis; Business Administration; SAM. BROADUS N. SHARPE; Memphis; Business Administration. NANCY SAYREE SHANNON; Memphis; Education; Alpha Xi Delta, Corresponding Secretary; ACE. NANCY SUE SHAW; Savannah; Arts and Sciences; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Alpha Theta; Sigma Delta Pi, Secretary- Treasurer; Social Science Club, Secretary. PATRICIA ANN SHELTON; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Dean ' s List; K Club. GAIL SHEPARD; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; K Club, Vice-President; Women ' s Golf Championship. JAMES W. SHEPHERD; Memphis; Education; Inservo. JOHN EUGENE SHEPPARD; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. DONNA CLAIRE SHIPP; Trezevant; Business Administration; Delta Zeta; Panhellenic Council; Sock and Buskin; Cub Club; Transfer Millsaps College. ERNEST RAY SIMPSON; Marion; Business Administration; Dean ' s List; Accounting Club; Delta Sigma Pi; SAM. HERBERT M. SKAGGS; Memphis; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi; Marketing Club; Vet ' s Club. GORDON B. SLAPPEY, JR.; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Sigma Phi Epsilon. DIANE SMITH; Indianola, Miss.; Head Majorette Band; ROTC Queen; Freshman Queen; Freshman Class Secretary; Track Queen; Football Queen; Typical Co-Ed; Cub Club; SGA; Phi Mu, President. JANICE PAGE SMITH; Adamsville; Business Administration; Phi Gamma Nu, President; SGA; Marketing Club; Wesley Foundation. SARAH ANN SMITH; Grand Junction; Arts and Sciences; Alpha Xi Delta, Vice-President; Tassel; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll; Organ Guild; ACS; Math Club, Vice-President. MAY QUON SOO; Moorhead, Miss.; Business Administration; Phi Gamma Nu, Secretary; Transfer, Sunflower Junior Col- lege; Business Club; YWCA, Secretary. BOBBIE NELL SPECK; Memphis; Education; Home Eco- nomics Club, Vice-President. STEPHEN S. SPENCER; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice-President; IFC; Tiger Rag; Psychology Club. DENNIS G. SPRINGER; Memphis; Business Administration; Pi Kappa Alpha; Alpha Phi Omega, Vice-President; SGA; Marketing Club; SAM; IFC. SHARON STAFFORD; Portageville, Mo.; Education. LAVERNE C. STEEDLY; Bay Minette, Ala.; Education; M Club; Football. RICHARD G. STEIN; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. NANCY TERRELL STEPP; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Arabesque; Choir; Euparthenes, President; Cub Club; Pan- hellenic; SGA; Transfer Southwestern; Southwestern Sing- ers; Sans Souci; YWCA; Zeta Tau Alpha, Treasurer. DONALD A. STONE; Memphis; Industrial Arts. MARY VIRGINIA STONE; Union City; Education; Wesley Foundation; ACE; Cub Club; SGA, Secretary; Sophomore Class Reporter; Alpha Delta Pi, President; Panhellenic; Tassel; Miss Fabulous; Second Alternate DeSoto Beauty Queen; Kappa Sigma Sweetheart; Homecoming Queen; De- Soto Beauty Court. WAYNE DALE SUDDATH; Turner, Ark.; Arts and Sciences; Pi Delta Epsilon; Marketing Club. REBECCA JOY TABOR; Memphis; Education; ACE; Trans- fer Sunflower Junior College. ARTHUR T. TANNER; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Aca- demic Scholarship. ANNETTE TAYLOR; Memphis; Education; Alpha Gamma Delta; Transfer Stevens College. WILLIAM TAYLOR, JR.; Chicago, 111.; Arts and Sciences; M Club; Football; Transfer Miami University; Phi Kappa Tau. TOM McKELVEY TEMPLETON; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Kappa Alphas Debate Team. DOROTHY G. THOMAS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Psi Chi; Liberal Arts Honor Society; Alpha Lambda Delta; Psychology Club; BSU.s BILL THOMPSON; Brownsville; Education. HENRY W.THOMPSON; Memphis; Education. JAMES OLIVER TOWNSEND; Winona, Miss.; Education; Band; Men ' s Independent Club. ROBERT FRANKLIN TOWNSEND; Memphis; Business Ad- ministration; Management Club; Marketing Club. WILLIAM P. TRAINER; Memphis; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Marketing Club. MARY TRAVILLIAN; Memphis; Business Administration; Alpha Lambda Delta, Charter Member; Sigma Delta Pi; Phi Gamma Nu, Treasurer. TERRY TRICE; Memphis; Education; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Industrial Arts Club. ROBERT ALAN TUCKER; Memphis; Business Administra- tion; SAM. JERRY M. TURNER; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Social Sciences Club. MARY ANN TURNER; Memphis; Education; ' Arabesque Club; BSU; Choir Soloist. WILLIAM D. UPCHURCH; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Pi Kappa Alpha, President; Transfer University of Tennessee. BILLIE SUE VAUGHN; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Alpha Lambda Delta; Tassel, President; Liberal Arts Honor Society; Alpha Gamma Delta, Second Vice-President; SGA, Secretary; Arabesque; Wesley Foundation; Choir and Opera Produc- tions. BOBBY C. VAUGHN; Bolivar; Education. JERRY B. VAUGHN; Brighton; Arts and Sciences; Arnold Air Society; Psychology Club. JURIS VEIKINS; Hopkinsville, Ky.; Arts and Sciences; Cub Club; Forensics Club; Sigma Chi; Tennis Club; Wittenburg. RENATE VEIKINS; Hopkinsville, Ky.; Arts and- Sciences; Alpha Gamma Delta, Chaplain; Biology Club, Vice-President; German Club, Secretary; Junior Panhellenic, President; SGA; Wittenburg. MARTHA A. VINCENT; Bolivar; Education; Phi Gamma Nu; Mynders Dormitory Counselor; PE Club. MARGARET ANN VINES; Haleyville, Ala.; Arts and Sciences. ROBERT E. VOLLMER; Memphis; Business Administration; Track; Kappa Sigma; M Club; Marketing Club. DON RICHARD WADE; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Dis- tinguished Cadet; Arnold Air Society; BSU; Math Club. WOODROW W. WAGSTER; Memphis; Business Administra- tion. WILLIAM F. WAITS; Burlison; Business Administration; SAM; Vet ' s Club. CAROLYN JEANETTE WALKER; Memphis; Education; Arabesque Club, Treasurer; Westminster Fellowship; Choir, Soloist. JOE WALL; Elaine, Ark.; Kappa Alpha, President. JAMES H. WALSH; Memphis; Business Administration. BERNICE H. WARD; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Honor Roll; BSU. JERRY WATKINS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. HAYWOOD 0. WATTS; Memphis; Business Administration; SAM; Marketing Club. F. WAYNE WEAVER; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Band; Baseball. ANNEWEIGEL; Memphis; Education. WILLIAM J. WELLS; Memphis; Education; Vet ' s Club, Secretary, Basketball Coach. JAMES D. WEST; Memphis; Education; Inservo, Treasurer. LARRY WHALEY; Middleton; Education; Cub Club, Vice- President; President Dormitory Council: IFC; Sigma Chi; BSU. CHARLES WHITE; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. TOM W. WHITE; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Kappa Alpha; Arnold Air Society. JAMES A. WILHELM; Marianna, Ark.; Business Adminis ' - tration; Delta Sigma Pi; Marketing Club; Independents ' Club. MARILYN WILKES; Dyersburg; Education; Alpha Lambda Delta, Charter Member; Phi Mu; ACE; Wesley Foundation; Transfer Lambuth College. BLAN D. WILKINS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. ED WILLIAMS; Osceola. Ark.; Education; Sigma Chi; Dor- mitory Council, President; Junior Class Vice-President; IFC; Cub Club; M Club; Typical Ed, TOMMIE WILLIAMS; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. BOBBY WILSON; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. EMILY JO WILSON; Memphis; Education; BSU; ACE. HAROLD D. WILSON; Memphis; Industrial Arts. WANDA JEAN WILSON; Germantown; Education; loka Wikewani, Treasurer; BSU. FREDDIE CARL WINBURN; Memphis; Arts and Sciences. BETTY JANE WINTER; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Delta Zeta, First Vice-President; Art Club; Cub Club; Freshman Queen; May Day Court; Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart; First Alternate Homecoming Queen. BETTY LOU WOOD; Memphis; Education; Gamma Phi Beta; ACE; Biology Club; Choir. JAMES H. WOOD; Memphis; Arts and Sciences; Industrial Arts Club. FRANCES ANN YOUNG; Memphis; Business Administration; Phi Gamma Nu, Reporter; Newman Club, Secretary; Tiger Rag; Honor Roll; Rose Queen of Delta Sigma Pi, Second Alternate National Rose Queen; Pi Delta Epsilon. 53 Class of ' 60 I Junior Class Officers SEATED, from left to right: GERRY HILL Secretary PAT BALLARD . Treasurer DIANE BENNETT Reporter STANDING: WAYNE ARMSTRONG Vice-President DON GAINES President 54 Adams, Chimane Adams, Helen W. Adams, Linda Adkins, Dan Aiken, Charles S. Akin, Bill Allison, Fred M. Amnier, Oscar T. Armes, William H., Jr. Armstrong, Wayne Anderson, Beverly Andre, Phil Anthony, Vance Azbill, Carolyn Badgett, Mary Glen Bailey, Sarah Joy Baker, Barbara Ballard, Patricia Baratti, Barbara Bard, Jack Barkley, Ruth L. Barrington, James Barton, Robert Baruchman, Joan Beasley, Gaylon Beck, Carol Ann Beckett, Barbara Beith, Joe Daniel Bennett, Diane Berryhill, Marcelene Blackwell, Don Blockman, Steve Boales, Mary Bodine, Walter Booker, Ronald G. Borders, Pat h  Borgognoni, Palma Boroughs, Gerald Bowen, Joe Ross Boyden. Janice Bradley, Gerald Bradshaw, Julia Brooks, Carlos Browder, Donald Brown, Deanna «!% Collard, Joseph, Jr. Kathleen M. Chidester Coltharp, Nancy Brown, Guy Brown, Jeanette ' Bryant, Norman D. Burke. John H. 56 Colvard, Robert Compton, J. Gordon Burns, Jeanette Burrus, Luther, Jr. Cain, James W. Caldwell, Ruth Cannon, John Carey, Dorothy Carothers, R. H. Carruth, James Carter, Thoma , Jr. Caruthers, Anne Chambers, Dwain Chase, Barry Childs, Judith, Christian, Jane Chumney, Ken Clanton, Irene Clayton, Clarice Clark, George, Jr. Clifton, Bill Coleman, John mw r f r m -i Dabbs, Lester, Jr. Dandridge, William Daniels, Joe Gary Dannelley, Perry Lee Davidson, Vervon Davis, Bettty Davis, Jan De Bose, Russ Dickenson, Charles Dickson, Carole Dillon, Charlene Dixon, Genen Downey, Jo Dreinhofer, Dana Dunn, Marshall Duskin. Joel Earls, Ann Eaton, Henry Edwards, Billy Emerson, Gary Eniilish. Diane Cookson, James Cornelius, Leland Court, Patricia Cox, Norma Crenshaw, Alfred Cochran, Nell Cross, James Crossnine, Rose Crouch, James CuJbreath, Jane Evans, Sara Everett. Ernest Fakes, Roger Fey, Beverly Lee Figiel, Chester 57 Gaines, Gena L. Steve A. Fransioli Finch, Gordon Fisher, Russell E., Jr. Fitch, Marilyn Ford, Clyde Ford, Richard Forsythe, Barbara Foster, Dick Fowler, Katherine French, Jim Gaede, Jeanette Gaines, Don Gardner, Donald Genes, Eddie W., Jr. Gardes, Tom Gilhooley, James Glover, Alfred Goldberger, Herman Goodwin, Danny Duane Grabowski, Linda Lee Graham, Jeanne Graham, Louie K. Graves, Thomas Gray, Ralph Edward Griffith, Anne Grugett, Beverly Hackney, Bobby Harder, Carolyn Hardin, Bobby Ann Harmon, Jeannine Harris, Bobby Jean Harris, Georgia Harris, Robert E. Harrison, Frances Harrison, Wade Hartman, Joan Hume, Robert W. Harwell, Joe Hatcher, Betty Hawkins, Beverly Hay, Rae Jean Hazlett, Martha Hearn, Barbara Hearn, Kenneth Henderson, Frances Henley, Nancy Ann Hicks, Janice Hill, Anita Hill, Gerry Holley, Richard Hopper, Jim Houston, Martin Herrington, Harold Hesseltine, Hubert Hodges, Patricia Hogan, Gerald Holland, Connie Howard, Charles Howell, Billy Joe Hudon, Normand Humphries, Charles Jackson, Charlotte Jackson, Kenneth Jackson, Jolm E. Jacobs, Gayle Janes, Darrell Janes, Sue Jarrard, Jarrcll Johnston, Marilyn Jones, Barbara Jones, John Robert Jones, Joyce Nance Kelley, Julia Kennedy, Gerald Kennedy, Luther Kirk, Marvin Kirsch, Jack Knight, Hazelene Labiche, Calma Lanier, Robert Lansky, Adele Jones, Lemmie Jones, Pat Jones, Richard Jones, Wayne Jordon, Don Jue, Harry Kerstine, Mildred Kidd, Albert King, Eugene Koepke, Richard Koonce, Kathleen Kunz, Richard, Jr. Lawrence, Virgil Lewis, Barbara Lewis, Roselynn Lindsey, Michael Lipscomb, Don E. Littlejohn, Marjorie Lyon, Herbert Maclin, Philip Maguire, Richard Marchbanks, Robert Marshall, Joe Martin, Kermit McBride, Barbara McCafferty, Jimmy McCord, Forrest 60 McCoy, Janice Marie McCullar, Mary E. McGregor, Patricia McNeill, Phil Meade, Flora Ann Merchent, James Merritt, Ben Millard, George Owen Miller, William Mills, Robert Mitchell, Eileen Moore, Roy, Jr. Moorman, Margaret Moreland, George Moses, Mell Mugg, Richard Mullin, Stella Mullins, Ann Murphey, John Nelson, Robert Nichols, Sylvia O ' Hara, Michael Osier, John Owen, Teresa Kay Pate, Nelson Pentecost, Robert Pesikey, Tom Mullins, Carolyn Mullins, Syd O ' Daniel, Marion Odom, Carol Jean Ozier, John Palmer, Donald Peters, Martha Peterson, Pat Tommy Nichols Paul E. Parish Moss, Bill Petty. Jimmy Phillips, William Pikey, Brenda Plesants, William Pongetti, Paula Poor, James Pope, James Poston, Alfred Ragsdale, Robert Ramsey, Marie Ransom, Richard Ray, Sandra Replogle, Guy Rhodes, John Rhodes, Eugene Richard, Don Ries, Thomas N. Ristey, William Robbins, Eddie Roberts, Thomas ■Mnillf ■lA Ji nil mlm Ross, B. J. Rosson, Bobby Ruby, James Sacharin, Jon £ Sanders, Sonny Saunders, Barbara Schuele, Mary Ford Seaton, Bert E. Plunk, Dale Price, George Pritchard, Jane Putman, Clyde Ragan, Pat Redus, James Ridgway, Melvin Roberts, William Sanders, Robert Sellers, Ray Seymour, Harriet Shelby, Deloris Simmons, Edward Singleton, Jerry Slater, Margaret 1 Slawson, Harry Smith, Douglas F. Il ' SK Stanley, Joyce Steen, Garon B. Juanita Stanfield Smith, Patty Lou Smith, Roderick Southern, James H. Springs, Frank G. Stanfill, Cecil Stanford, John Steele, Carroll Steen, Betty Sterling, Harold Stevenson, Betsy Street, Joe Stuart, Sylvia Sunderland, Jim Swaim, Jane Talbert, James M. Talley, Jacqueline Taylor, Bill Taylor, Patricia Teague, Bill Temple, Monte Thompson, James Holland Thompson, Kay Tiebout, Bob Traicoff, George Turner, Dale 63 Turner, William Underwood, Nina Utley, Georgia Van Ausdall, Bunnie Vance, Star Veazey, Richard Wadsworth, Sonny Waldo, Diane Wallace, Joseph Weaks, Harriet Webb, Rufus M. Wells, William White, Samuel Whitehead, Anthony J. Whitington, Jane Wilkins, Florence Wilkinson, Terrence Williams, James David Williams, Patricia Wilson, Charles Webber, Jan Vollmer, Richard Vorus, Ray Warren, Patty Warner, Richard Welting, Patsy White, Charles Whitmore, John Wiles, Carl Williams, James, Jr. Williams, Nancy Wilson, Terryl Winford, Libby Woodruff, J. Ray Yarber, Margaret Yarbrough, John F. Young, Marilyn Zuber, William H., Jr. 64 Varden, Gaylon ■r Class of ' 61 Sophomore Class Officers From left to right : BARBARA RUSSELL Treasurer PAT TAYLOR Secretary MARY LENA HUMPHRIES Vice-President JIM HAMPSON President 65 Allen, Patricia • 1 111 i i% ««i«nl % li Arkin, Charles H. Armstrong, Janice Atkins, John Avery, Bill Baggett, James R. Bailey, Otis D. Bannister, jack D. Barbee, Mary Ann Barnett, William F. Barr, Grace Elaine Beauchamp, Betty Bennett, Thomas Allen Berg, Malcolm John Berry, Linda Kay Ainsworth, Charles P. Akers, Marie Akin, Davis E. Amidei, Sharlyn Ann Andreas, Scott Anthony, Minnie Leora Biddle, Barbara Anne Biggs, Carol Elaine Black, John Thomas Black, Roy W. Arthur, Beverly Astor, Pat Aymett, Julian Ayres, Martha Paige Baker, Ed 0. Baker, Marti Barber, Nancy Lynn Barker, Rosa Ella Bates, Mary Selden Beal, Sue Lynn Blanton, Vernon D. Boone, Martha Bootli, Sandra Love Borah, Patricia Sue Boscio, Amary Jose Bowen, Lady Vera Bowers, Claude D. Bowling, Linda Elizabeth Brady, Gene Braker, Diane Bratton, Norma Brewer, Annie Bridges, Lamar W. Brown, Bernie J. Browning, Bobby Burnett, Robert Byrd, Marcy Cannon, Joyce Brooks, Joe Thomas Britton, Bennie Ray Brown, Doyal Brown, Harlan Bruce, Barbara Buchalter, Bob Buchanan, Jim Burns, Joyce Ann Burton, Barbara Busby, James C. Bray, Jerry L Byrd, William Caldwell, Robert Calvo, Mario liAl f Carr, Everette H. Cary, Fran Caruthers, Jerry R. Casey, Katherine Jean 4! ' i 1 Cash, Roy, Jr. Causey, Charles Chenault, Don Childers, Byron G. Cianciolo, Frank A. Clark, Ann Clark, Anne Clem, Mary Susan Clement, Julia E. Click, Robert W. Cloys, Mary Sue Cofer, Diane Coffey. Don. E. Cx)}e, Phillis Collier, Virginia Ann Collins, Joseph L. Collins, Thomas W. Comer, Paula Compton, Judy i J i fs Coolidge, Jerry F. Covington, Sara M. Cowles, Jerry Crane, Dwight L. Crawford, Carl Crawford, Jerry Cresswell, James L. Critchfield, Carol Crocker, Crocker Crum, Judy Crump, Walter C. Cunningham, David Curtis, M. Kay Dale, C. Larry Dale, Jack C. Daniron, James A. Dargie, Bert Davis, Leo James Davis, Betty Jo Davis, Marye Davidson, Jane Dawkins, Pat Day, Sarah Belle Dean, Sally Deason, Bill DeBerry, Drue Dendrinos, Danny Gerry Dickenson, Sandi DeVore, Philip C. Dieter, Robert Dill, Charles B. Dillon, Dorothy Dillon, Pat Doddridge, Josephine H. Dowda, Hoyle Stidham, Jr. Dundas, Jimmy Dunlap, Billy E. Early, Nelson C. Edgerton, Giff Edlund, Carolyn C. Edlund, Kieth E. Edmiston, Jane Helen Edwards, Dorothy Jean Eilert, Bob Ellis, Jean Engelberg, Lorraine Epps, John Erwin, Sylvia Dale Etheridge, Gary Lynn Evans, Byron 69 Ferguson, Robert Ferrel], William Franklin Franklin, Gail Free, J. Edward Evans, Ed Faires, Thomas Francis Falls. William B. Giem, Yvonne Louise Gilpin, Edward Graves, Wray L. Haines, Joe Friedman, Harry Frizzell, Beverly K. Fulp, Claude R. Gardner, Delores Lee Garofas, Carrie Gary, Elaine Gifford, Carole E. Giles, Marjorie Gillespie, Robert H. Goree, Kenneth P. Gosney, Steven E. Gracey, Margaret Anr Greer, Jimmy Byrd Griffith, Marie E. Griggs, John A. Hall, Edward Hamm, Jane Hampson, Jim Hardison, Gary Don Harrington, Kay Harrison, Glenn Feinstein, Marlene 70 Hartinan, Fred Harvey, Sara Hawkins, Jo Ann Hawkins, Linda Hawley, Martlia Hayes, Evalyn Haynes, Bill Hays, Ann Hazlett, Jean Hazlewood, Eugene N. Heard, Eugene Emniett Helms, Judy Hensley, William M. Heavin, June Heustess, Ann Heywood, John Hill, Betty E. Hill. Thurman William Hinds, Elbert L. Hinton, Jackie Holland, Brenda Hopi er, Joanne Horner, Jim Horton, Thomas W. Howard, Jack Howell, Anne Huddleston, Nan Venita : — 7 1 ■ m 1 rf 1 . e. 1 W ' :xc ■A imam ' !• ! Humphrey, Mary Lena Hunt, Robert Hurley, Louis Hutcherson, David Hyde, Sara Inman, Edwin Ison, Charles Michael Jabbour, Richard E. James, Charles Ira Jamison, Beverly Ann January, John J. Jennings, Morris Jernigan, Doris Johns, Carolyn E. Johnson, Andy F. Johnson, Carolyn E. Johnson, Dale Robert Johnstone, Annie L. Jones, Arthur Lee Jones, Betty Jones, Strickie Jordan, A. Clay Jordan, Gerald Kaiser, Julia A. Katz, James W. Kelly, Marvin D. Kibbey, Philip Killebrew, Ida Fay Killingsworth, Sue Kinnett, Nancy Klink, Richard E. Knight, Ellis H. Jennings, Marshall Joe, Linn Johnson, Howard R. Jones, Jackie Jones, Jimmie Jorgensen, Wanda Joyner, Emmet E. Kelly, Theta Kennedy, Bobby 72 - Lawrence, James Lawshe, Robert Leslie, Richard Livingston, Mike Loskove, Morris David Mabile, James Marion, Jack A. McCardle, Jerry P. Kronschnabel, Charlotte Kuehn, Mar - K. Landis, David Laney, Kath Ruth Larson, Lyndcll Laweon, Charles Lee, Priscilla Leming, Earl C. Lewis, Paul Lewis, Sara Lindsey, Barbara Loller, Mott Long, Marilyn Y, Longmire, Kay McCaskill, Carl McCommon, John McCool, Kenneth McCord, Charles McCoy, Ann Lott, William F Lowry, John Lutz, Martha Mauk, Nancy Maury, Barbara McCaddon, Nettie McCalman, Mary F, McDavid, Tommy McDill, Lydia Ann MacDonald. Bruce McEwen, Sarah Jean McGaha, Loma Kate McGowan, Sam P. McGregor, John Mclntyre, Dottie McKinney, James R. McLeod, Jim 0. McMaster, Ray Meacham, Patsy Meadors, Kenneth Meadows, Lee Meadows, Sandra Lee Meals, Patricia Meister, Herbert N Meyer, Regina Miller, John McClellan Miller, Lois Miller, Pam Miller, Pat Miller, Robert Lee Mize, Marsha Montague, John Gordon Moore, Jimmy Sheridan Moore, Jo Moore, Robert H. Morris, Frank Morrison, Carolyn Gay Meyer, Sylvan Meyer, Sylvia Louise Middleton, James David 74 Morrow, Gerald Morton, Paula Murchison, Gordon Murphey, Jane G. Napier. Sylvia Neal, Kenneth Neely, Jody Negele, Julie Ann Nethery, Norma Kay Noonan, Sharon Norton, Alice Ann Norton, Wayne A. Oeding, Bill Osborne, Thomas Owen, Jane Oxford, Mary Alice Pagano, Joseph F. Page, Shirley Ann Parker, Barry Parnell, Lynne Hiiim ' vM Payne, James M Pender, Robert Pendergrast, Bill Perry, Paula Peterson, Aniece Petty, Charles Phelps, Carolyn Phelps, Vernon Phillips, Nancy Pickle, Tim Piper, Martha Pipkin, Maedyne Pate, Pat Patterson, Carole Patterson, Rebecca Patton, Eddie F. 75 Pittman. Richard Pitts, Nancy Plunk, Kenneth Wayne Pope, Joe T. Porter, Franl: L. Potts, Robert Prichard, Philip Edward Prislovsky, Bobby Pritchett, Dale Rainey, Ronald Dale Ralph, Julietta Ray, Fay Reed, Mary Reed, Roy Reisman, Harvey A. Renard, Frank Richardson, Taylor Robb, Preston J. Robbins, Sam Rose, Charles H., Jr. Rowan, Phillip Pollard, Boyd Armour Pouncey, Beverly Jean Pulliam, Peggy Lajuan Ray, Mahala Reiss, Jack Ridgway, Jerry L. Ritter, Robert R. Roberts, David Lee Robilio, Vic Rowe, Carolyn Rowe, Judy Rullman, Ada Russell, Barbara 76 Santi, Tina Savell, Sara Scarvey, J. Glenn ..aL i -JJi, Schlosberg;, Joel F. Schmittou, Kay Shanks, George E. Shannon, Dottie Shipp, Leware Shults, William J. Sivadon, Joanne Slater, Mary Jo Smith, Jane Blair Smith, S. Joe Somervell, Jere Lee Sparks, Carol Russell, Linda Rutledge, Craig Ryan, Hunter D. Sajnmons, Ann Marie Sanders, Dianne Scroggins, Bill Seay, Willie Shilstat, Nannette Shipman, Charles Simpkins, Kay Simpson, Harry W. Slocum, Oliver J. Smith, Cecil D. Smith, Tom S. Sneed, Roland D. Sparks, Fred E. Spiegel, Carol E. Stanfield, William Stanfill, Phyllis dl iH ' i i Stephenson, Stanley Stockdale, El Ray Stockdale, Shirley Ann Stockley, Harriet Stovall, Edgar F., Jr. Street, Harold Street, Jane Street, Mary H. Street, Robert B. Sullivan, David Swearengin, David Leon Swindell, Bob Tate, Ron Taylor, Bill Taylor, Jerry Taylor, Linda Taylor, Marilyn Taylor, Pat Taylor, Sally Tidwell, Clayton Tidwell, Gerald Tharpe, Sandra Thesmar, William H. Thomas, Woodson Bradley Thompson, Genie Thornton, Mary Jo Tobin, Mary Townsend, Mary Ella Townsend, Sunshine Trafford, Frank Maury Travis, Carolyn Ann 78 Whitaker, Marilyn Ruth White, Barbara Whitehorn, John Whittington, Linda Willbanks, Aubrey Williams, Carol Trice, C. P.. Jr. Trotter, Edgar S., Jr. Turk. Mary Ann Tyson, David Eugene Wade. Hu-h Wage, William Walker, Don Ward, Frederick V., Jr. Waring, Nancy Ann Wells, Myra Sue West, Layla Wlicatlcy, Joan Wilson, Carla Witsell, Bill Woodall, Vickie Woodard, Albert Worrell, Sybil Wray, Robert Wright, Eddie N. Wright, James Wright, Jim Wright, Nellie Venable, Doris Vickers, Allison Vickers, Joan Yost, Paul Zanone, Jim David Zeiger, Dottie 79 Class of ' 62 Freshman Class Officers From left to right : MICKEY VAN HOOSER Vice-President SANDY McGRORY Treasurer JUDY GOAD Secretary DWIGHT WILLIAMS President 80 Aaron, James ■iMm k ykn- « Aaron, Katheleen Adams, Charles L. Adams, Darrel Adams, Toni Agneta, Patricia Aldridge, Robert Alexander, Lonnie Allen, Rebecca Allison, Mary A. Anderson, Earleen Anderson, Steve Anglin, Hilda Arwood, Juanita Arwood, Loreita Atkinson, Steve Bailey, Dempsey C. Baker, Joe Baker, Sarah Ballinger, Adam Ballinger, Doug Bamford, John Barger, Judith Barnett, Sarah Beale, Howard Beckman, Hunter Beene, James Belew, Ann Adams, Elizabeth Adams, J. W. Alexander, Bruce Alexander, Floyd Alsup, Gail Anderson, Ann Argo, Brenda Arnett, Lynda Avis, Pat Baddour, Emilie Ball, Janet Banister, Kathleen Beaver, Bonnie iiiii ' i ' A :,m: 81 -f ,i Bell, Thomas Bennett, Edwina Bethune, Jane Beville, Sarah Blaiss, Jerry Blankenship, Barbara Bonds, Carole Bounds. Earlyne Brackhahn Brank, John Brooks, Barbara Brooks, Raymon Brooks, Willis Brown, Lowell Brown, Robert 82 Bruno, James Bryan, Donald Bryan, James Burkett, Jimmie Burleson, William Bennett, Susan Benney, Marilyn Best, Nell Billings, Frank Billions, Gerald Blair, Jack Blankenship, Doris Boatman, Faye Bobo, Sidney Bonner, Robert Bonner, Ronnie Bouldin, Charlene Box, Eugenia Boyce, David Boyle, Jeri Braddock, Johnny Bradley, James Jr. Brady, Jane Brassfield, Billy Brennan, Charles Briscoe, Betty if ' - :- Burlison, Mary Burris, Judy Bussel, Alan Burt, Jack Buxbaum, James Campbell, Bill Campbell, Marilyn Canaday, Judity Canfield, Bert Carithers, Ann Carmack, Kenneth Chandler, George Chapman, Paul Cannon, Helen Cannon, Jerry Capooth, Dorothy Carroll, Jean Carroll, Judy Cates, Marilyn Cherry, Tommie Childress, William Chrisman, Bonnie Clark, Howard Clark, Jacque Clift, Paul Cloyes, Fletcher Coats, Mary Cochran, Kenneth X Coke, Harry Cole, Karen Coleman, Charles Coleman, Jere — ? Coleman, Mary Coleman, Ray Collins, Patsy Collins, Susan •|v - ' Coltrain, Conley Colvett, John Colvin, Ruth Combs, John Jr. i. ' 83 Conner, Melville Coolidge, William Conner, Nancy Cook, Janel Cooley, Robert Cooley, Sara Corrington, Richard Cousins, Toni Covey, Susan Covington, Jinimie Crawford, Bobby Crawford, Judy Criner, Jamie Crosby, Bernie Crull, Julia Cunningham, Jacob Curry, Charles Curry, Jack Davis, Edward Davis, Lanny Dawkins, Becky Day, Fred Denson, Robert Dewitt, Maida Dickison, Ray Jr. Diebolt, Joe Dinwiddle, William Dormer, Arnold Dorsett, Carolyn Dorsett, Ray i d Cox, Brenda Cox, James Cox, Larry Crabtree, Robert Crossett, Bobby Crouch, Dorothy Dacus, Alicia Davis, Carole MJks... Deal, William Diffee, Barbara 84 Grover, Dorsey Dunavant, Bettie Dunavant, Sue Dungan, Thomas Dunlap, Emily Earney, Sue Easley, Wallace East, Linda Edge, Joan Edmondson, Charlotte Eldridge, Sue Ellis, Aubrey Erwin, Sara Eskew, Katheryn Estes, Judy Etheridge, Ann Euer, Michael Evans, Richard Everett, William Ewell, Barbara Farris, Gerald Faught, Linda Felts, Bill Ferguson, Linda Figgins, Chris Findlay, Stephen Finger, Michael Finley, John Fitch, Jean Floyd, George Ford, Ronald Foster, Tommy Fowler, Bobby Fowler, Nancy Franklin, Ann Franklin, Barbara Franklin. Sherman Free, Judy Freeman, Charlotte Freeman, James French, Beth French, Jean 85 Fulghum, Barbara Fumbanks, Cbristine Gable. Jacob Gaines, Noel Gandy. Marion Gargas, Frank Green, Jimmy Green, Sandra Greenberg, Sidney Greenhill, Dianne Gregory, Gary Gregory, Gary Gregory Richard Gresham, Barbara Griffin, Barbara Griffith, James Crilli, Gail Grinder, Jimmy Grossmann, John Gurley, Charlotte Gurley, James Gatlin. Pat Gentry, Jerry George, Edrie Gibbs, Judith Gill, Dixie Giuntini, Linda Glasco, Patti Goad, Nan Goad, Sherril Goins, Kenney Goodman, Rowland Gowdy, Bob Graves, Wray Gray, Robert Gray, Steve Green, Ann Gaines, Mary Gateley, Betsy 86 Guthrie, Ronald Haddad. Charles Hainan, Wavne Halford, Billy Hall, Carolyn Hall, Jerry Hall, Joyce Hamer, Jim Hamm, Billy Hammell, Mary Hammond, Margie Hance, Edwin Harber, Jerry Hanlon, Roswell Hanna, Barbara Hansell, Sue Hanson, Pat Harding, Ardale Hardwick, Danny Hardy, Jimmy Hardy, Joe Hare, Bob Harkins, Pat Harris, Eleanor Harris, Harold Harris, Virgil Hastings, Johnnie Hathcock, Johnny Haynie, Richard Hazen, Jean Headden. Dava Heitner, Ruth Helt, Robert Henry, Robert Herman, Sheila Hess, Glenn Hickey, Paul Hickman, John Harmon, Bonnie Havens, David Henderson, Earl Hightower, Louise 87 Hill, Edgar Hillhouse, Barbara Hindman, Charlene Hogatt, Sara Holder, Bee Hollenbec, David Hollingworth, Janis Holloran, Tom Holt, Connie Jr. Hopson, Pat Home, Robert Hough, Joe Howard, Mary Howell, Faye Hudson, Mary Huffman, Shirley Hughes, Dennise Hughes, Janice Humphries, Loretta Hunninen, Alan Hurst, Joyce Huskison, Bill 88 Hoback, Marty Hodges, Bob Holley, Emma Hollingsworth, Hugh Hopkins, Billy Hopper, Michael House, Eleanor House, Jack Howell, Wayne Hudson, Harriet Huggins, Carolyn Hughes, William Hughes, Leslie Hughey, Gayle Hunter, Pat Hurst, Francis Hyatt, Libby Inman, Carol Irvin, Carol Irvin, Sarah Isoni, Jininiie 7 Jackson, Donna Jackson, Nancy s .f h k J i Jay, Marilyn Jeffers, John Jelks, Barbars Jennings, Barbara Johnson, Bettye Johnson, Don Jones, Alicia r Jones, Barbara Jones, Glenn Jones, Robert Jones, Ross Jones, Sandra Karlin, Anita Kashdan, Norman Kee, Bette Kelly, Jerry Kendrick, Thomas Kenner, Wayne Jr. King, Nard Kirkland, Bob Kisling, Paul LeCroix, Richard Lady, Janice Lafferty, Patsy Jenkins, Myrtle Jenkins, Wesley Johnson, Richard Johnston, Betty Jones, Nancy Jones, Richard Kail, Lois Kaplan, Jerome King, Betty King, John Kohner, David Krebs, Dee Jamison, Jack ' • - Keelin, Annette Kelley, Elinor f-s  Lamb, Eugene Lamberson, Cecil Lane, Ted Lane, Terry Lanier, Zoe Macdonuld, (Catherine Mahar, Judv Marsh, Darla Martin, Martha McAdams, Joseph McAfee, Farissea Lannom, Laura Larson, Jerry Leach, Jamie LeDuke, Catherine LeFoughty, Gary Lentz, Nikki Lawis, Bobby Lewis, Ralph Lindsey, Bonnie Lishman, Robert Little, H. L. Little, Robert Littlejohn, James Lockhart, Edna E. Loeffel, Beverly Lowery, Lynn Lucas, Larry Lutz, David Magee, Ann Mallory, James Malone, Mini Maloney, Carol Masingill, Lonnie Massey, Rhetta Matthews, Janeane McAfee, Rose McClurkin, Mona McCollum, Marjorie McGarrity, Kay McGee. Mable McGee, Maurice McGrory, Sandra Meagher, Paula Mallard, Etta Mentzel, Maiy Miller, Len Miller, James Miller, Suzanne Mitchell, Helen Montague, Peggy Montgomery, Frank Moore, Fulton Moore, Robin Jr. Moore, Rose Morgan, Polly Morris, Bill Morrison, Pat Morrow, Ralph McCormick, Jackie McCoy, Eleanor McDaniel, Bob McDonald, Drucilla McDonald. Mary McKindey, Jim McMahan, Linda Merryman, Stan Milam, Dora Miller, Linda Miller, Suzanne Mitchell, June Mitchell, Robert Moore, Betty Moore, Harry Jr. Mullinaux, Earl Mullins, Carolyn Monger, Joe Murray, Billy Murray, Steve McGarrity, Gene J A ' - ' I S : Moore, Sherry 91 Murphy, Robert Murphy, Donna Myracle, Joe Myers, Hurley Nabors, Miriam Nash, Ellen Nichols, Jack Nichols, Jan Nichols, Martha Nicholson, Ronald Nicholson, Sterling Norris, Nancy Odle, Judy Olive, Mary Olree, Jimmy Orrick, Billy Owen, Barry Owens, Betty Owings, Karen Oxendine, Gail Pafford, Billy Page, Mary Painter, George Palmer, Gregory Palmer, Paulette Parham, Charles Jr. Parish, Curtis Park, Mary Parr, John Pate, Ernest Patterson, Joy Patton, Norman Pearce, Harry Paddy, Roy Peebles, Tom Pendergrast, Mary Pendry, Theda Perkins, Polly Perry, Ann Perry, Jere Perry, Nancy I Plunk, Jere Porter, Alva Porter, Emily Potts, Suzanne Prather, Patsy Prange, Janna Pressler, Joyce Pruitt, James Puryear, Betty Pybas, Paul Randan, Carl Rauchle, Bobby Rawlinson, Fred Ray, Jimmie Ray, Kay Reed, Bill Reed, Gayle Reese, Jerry Reid, Frank Perrynian. George Pettefer. Suzanne Petty, Talmadge Phelps, Jerry Phillips, Randall Pickle, Billy Piefer, Larry Pierce, Jere Pittman, Gail Pollard, Kathryn Pollard, Ronnie Poole, Joe Powell, John Powell, Mary Powers, Rowena Presson, Charles Price, David Price, Jack Raines, Nancy Ramey, Ricki Ramsey, Jim 93 A« ?fek Rubin, Robert Saigeon, Ronald Sanders, Samuel Resnick, Herbert Rice, Eddie Rice, Linda Richard, Glenn Richardson, Twila Riggs, Mary L. Riley, Fred Riley, Patricia Reynolds, James Ralph Rhodes, Richard Gilbert Roark, Donald Roberson, William Robinson, Diane Rodgers, Leslie Rooks, William Roper, Polly Rosenthal, Christina Rowland, Jimmy Ruff, Barbara Ryan, Charles Ryland, Nancy Safley, Nancy Salter, Judy Saliba, Melia Strain, Hartwell Salmon, Joe Samuels, Mary Sanford, Robert Sartain, George Sartain, Nanette Schoetterlotte, Wallace Scholes, Randal Schwarz, Rosemarie Scott, Ruth Richardson, Sandra Rippee, Robert Roffman, Marshea Rozier, Denis 94 Scott, Rae Scott, Susan Scudder, Barbara Seely, Freddie Selph, Sandra Shaw, Frances Shaw, Gale Shelton, Earl Shelton, Murray Shelton, Joyce Shibley, Mary Smith, Ralph Shelly, Cherry Short, Charles Short, Larry Shute, John Jr. Simpson, Sandy Sims, Sally Sisco, Gene Sisk, Billy Skinner, Wendy Smith, Byron Smith, Freida Smith, Harold Smith, Janis Smith, John Smith, Geraldean Smith, Mary A. Smith, Mary M. Smith, Nelda Smith, Susanne Smith, Paul Smith, Yvone Solomon, Thomas Shaw, Laura Spadini, Carlo Spalding, Dare 95 Stensrud, Kathryn Stephenson, George Stepp, Barbara Stevenson, Mary Stewart, Dorothy Spalding, Ruth Spencer, Margaret Springs, Peyton Stalls, Kenneth Stanton, Carl Starnes, John Stewart, Joel Stewart, Octavia Stidham, Ann Stobaugh, Sandra Stone, Sandra Stroupe, Richard Strong, Theonora Stroupe, Richard Stuart, Roxie Stubblefield, Bill Surratt, Jean Synakowski, Marge Taras, Costa Tashie, Carol Tatom, Wilmah Taylor, Dick Taylor, Mitzi Taylor, Robert Teague, Melvin Tedford, Myra Theurer, Brenda Thomas, Adeline Thompson, Olivia Thompson, William Thweatt, Leona 96 Thyer, Joyce Tracy, Glenda Trammell, Betty Trantham, Jane Treece, Jerry Al - tX I v ft -i iH y ' J Th Trunible, Dewey Turner, Glen Tyler, Nancy Tyus, Kay Underhill, James Vaughn, Donna Vaughn, Pat Vaughn, Carolyn Van Hooser, Becky Van Hoozer, Larry Vinson, Virginia Vosse, Jack Wade, Margaret Wagerman, Max Wagley, Jerry Walder, Sandy Waldon, Brenda Walk, Jo Ann Walker, Jacky Walker, Jo Ellen Walters, Peggy Walton, Arthur Ward, Emma Ward, Jerry Warrington, Sarah Waters, Betty Watkins, C. J. Watts, Nancy Weatherall, John Weaver, Tom Webb, Mary Welch. Carolyn Welch, David Wellborn, Carolyn Wells, Corinne Wesson, Frank Wheeler, Bruce Whitaker, Carol White, Cecil White, Ann White, Edward 97 ■.:.■ •v-i s!!iS!. ' x ' m:i sa in- •• « White, Pat Whitehead, Bobby Whitehead, Jane Whitten, Jane Wiener, Bailey Wilder, Jo Anne Wiley, Carolyn Wiley, Charlene Wilfong, Joy Wilkes, Bendall Wilkins, Charles Wilkins, Susanne Wilkins, William Williams, Betty Williams, Dotty Williams, Dwight Williams, Eulalie Williams, Floris Williams, George Williams, Harry Williams, Jane Williams, Raquel Willingham, Ellen Willmarth, Sandra Wilson, Douglas Wilfield, Harry Witt, Betty Wojteckzo, Vincent Wood, Michael Wood, Thomas Woods, Anita 98 Woodward, Ronald Woody, Jerry Woodyard, Pat Wooten, Joe Wright, Hershell Wright, James Wright, J. T. Wright, Kay Yarbrough, Terry Yearwood, Joan Young, Jimmy Zink, Joseph Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson, Gay Wilson, Penney Wilson, Patricia Graduate Students ll lVi mmjt M Brown, Chaxles Perry Coolidge, Robert E. Donjoian. George William Dunn, Douglas Dean Dunn, Elsie Marie Howard, Ozelle Jones, William Lloyd Larremore, Barbara Lewis, Dorothy Lee Pate, Samuel L Jr. Perry, Bobby Steele, Grady Whalen, Michael James Special Students Ashwood, Eddie Bonduelle, Bruno ijkit Phillips, Michael A. Williams, Mary Louise 99 Moments we are enjoying . . Discriminating people prefer 100 Why not? Look Ma, one hand . . Minds wander 101 The night the wall fell in Early autumn steals the scene 102 manizations ious Section RELIGIOUS COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby G. Perry, Wittenberg; Sara Covington, DSF; Jeanne Graham, Wittenberg; Joyce Cannon, Koinonia; Katharine Fowler, West- minster; Catherine Macdonald, Westminster; Barbara Griffin, DSF; Margaret Gavin, Newman Club; John Rhodes, Canterbury; Leslie Clark, BSU; Eddie Bobbins, Hillel. The Wesley representative was not present. Officers seated left to right: Jan Craig, president; Linda Adams, secretary; Milton Okeon, treasurer. The Religious Council is the organizational body representing all religious clubs on campus. The council meets monthly, alternating the meeting place at the various clubs. Each year this group sponsors REW — Religious Emphasis Week — the focal point of all religious activities on campus. 104 Baptist Student Union LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellis Knight, administrative assistant; Jan Craig, vice- president; Pat Binkley, second vice-president; Nancy Cousins, third vice- president. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rev. L. H. Coleman, advisor; Leslie Clark, president. The Baptist Student Union plans many activities during the school year. Weekly meetings are held in their house on Patterson. Noon-day devotionals, retreats, a choir, and publication of their paper are included in their program of activities. The Canterbury Club is for those students on campus who are EpiscopaUans. These students meet twice a month for dinner meetings at their new house on Patterson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lores DeVore, first vice-president; John Brand, secretary- treasurer; Barbara Steppe, second vice-president. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. 0. M. Villarejo, advisor; John Rhodes, president; Dr. D. P. Claypool, advisor. 106 Canterbury LEFT TO RIGHT: (below) David Middleton, presi- dent; J. W. Grundy, advisor. LEFT TO RIGHT: (below) Ann Green secretary; Beverly Jamison, publicity chairman; Barbara Griffin, chaplain; Ann Magee. treasurer; Sara Covington, vice-president. DSF is the religious organization on campus for those students who are members of the Christian church. Monthly meetings are held at Highland Christian Church. Disciples of Student Fellowship 107 Hillel LEFT TO RIGHT: Herman Goldberger, reporter; Eddie Robbins, vice- president; Morris Loskove, secretary; (not pictured) Harvey Reisman, treasurer. The Hillel Foundation was installed on the M.S.U. campus in 1953. This organization represents members of the Jewish faith on campus. Hillel meets every other Tuesday night at the Memphis Jewish Community Center. LEFT TO RIGHT: Milton Okeon, president; Manny Gale, advisor. ; K 1 W- i ' W • 1 - The Koinonia Club was organized on campus in 1949. The group consists of members of the Church of Christ, and is dedicated to developing Christian fellowship on campus. Noon-day devotionals are held weekly at Johnson Hall. PICTURED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jesse W. Fox, advisor; Bob Eilert, president. LEFT TO RIGHT: Leon San- derson, publicity chairman; Gail Shepard, vice-president ; Joyce Cannon, secretary; Doug Heffington, treasurer. f% Mfc or-- ' - ■ fr ' Mi 1 1 Koi inonia N ewman Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Calma Labiche, re- cording secretary; Charleen Bennett, corresponding secretary; Preston Robb, second vice-president; Mary Tobin, first vice-president. STANDING: Dr. Charles Diener, faculty advisor; (ab- sent, Vic Robilio, treasurer). The Newman Club provides religious training for students of the Catholic faith who are attending a state school. The club meets for bi-monthly socials, regular meetings, and religion classes in their own house which is located on Southern, near the campus. LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Gavin, president; Father John Donohue, advisor. Wesley Foundation is a campus organization for those students of Methodist faith. Three weekly meetings are planned regularly for the group, and various retreats and conferences are held each year. Plans are being made for a new building which will replace the present house on Midland. Wesley LEFT TO RIGHT: Clarence Hampton, advisor; Boyd Saunders, president. II Westminister The Westminster Fellowship helps bring Presbyterian students closer together. Weekly meetings are held in their new center on Southern. The building, recently completed, is located converfiently near the campus. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rev. Wayne Meeks, advisor; Katherine Fowler, president. LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry- Saunders, vice-president; Julia Kaiser, vice-president; Harriet Stockley, outreach chairman; Nancy Mauk, treasurer; Bobby Blackwell, secretary; Lydia McDill, social chairman. I Wf if •jp ■ jm-tr. llWjUuuJt ■ -i - t, -N a: The Wittenberg Society was organized on the MSU campus in 1957. It is a Lutheran student organization which provides for the spiritual development and Christian fellow- ship for students. The group meets two times a month at the Redeemer East Chapel on the corner oi Highland and Central. LEFT TO RIGHT, below: Bobby G. Perry, president; Leo Symmank, advisor. Wittenber; LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael Moklebust, vice-president ; Sharon Noonan, secretary-treas- urer. 113 J We do thins? nur own wav! Tril I lie l)oys iiood-ljye. Cut up or cut ciut . . «!e«iJfiSKa«K 5 ss We all have our troubles. And furtliermore, Sir 115 Out of a maze of pictures, late hours, misspelled words comes ... a yearbook. Demerits with a smile Informal Moments . . . St . «MfM iJ A Girls are such enthusiastic students . . . eager to learn how to correct mistakes. Out f f niothljalls come more ideas for another poster contest. Larry Jordan rests in the air. 116 Clubs Section A.C.E. Future teachers at Memphis State are urged to join and take part in the activities of the Association of Childhood Education. The purposes of this organization are to develop professional knowledge and attitudes through association in projects with members who aspire to teach. Officers of A.C.E. are: Joanne Greenbaum, president; Ida Faye Killeljrew, secretary; Betty Dean Carrington, vice-president; Audrey Massey, treasurer. 17 Accountinj Since its organization at Memphis State in 1955, the Accounting Club has fulfilled the needs of future accountants by holding meetings devoted to problems in the field of accounting, and participating in the activities of the School of Business Administration. Officers of the Accountiag Club are: Lee Roy Bryson, treasurer; Fred Adams, president; waymon Ahart, vice-president. Arabesque The Arabesque Club is open to all students of Memphis State interested in any form of music. A scholarship, presented to a deserving person who desires to major in music, is sponsored by the organization. ' . Arabesque officers are: Douglas Smith, publicity chairman; Syd Mullins, president; Sara Sevell, vice-president. -MSU students interested in art are invited to join the Art Club. The purpose of the club is to bring together students interested in art. The Art Club assists in presenting the many art shows in Memphis State ' s corridors which are de- signed to show recent art contributions. Art Officers of the Art Club are: Barbara Baratti, reporter; Richard Brackhahn, vice-president; Pat Court, treasurer; Janeen Maes, president; Kay Owen, secretary. The Biology Club, organized on the Memphis State campus in 1954. has as its primary purpose the stimulation of interest in biology and its components. Club members fulfill the purpose of the organization through visiting speakers, films, and in formal discussions held regularly. Biology Biology Club officers are: Dardy Haskell, treasurer; Renate Veikins, vice-president; Rose Sawyer, secretary. Not pictured: Andy John- son, president. 19 Cub The purposes of the Cub Club are to promote school spirit and to stimulate interest in athletics. Its main project each year are the Homecoming activities. Officers of the Cub Club are: Steve Fransioli, president; Theta Kelly, treasurer; Beverly Frizzell, secretary. Not pictured: Larry Whaley, vice-president. En Guarde was organized for members of fencing classes who would like to further fencing competition. This year, which is the club ' s first, the members will officiate the intramural tournament in fencing. En Guarde En Guarde officers are: Gerry Hill, president; Judith Priddy, secre- tary-treasurer. 120 The German Club, known to those with a knowledge of German as Deutscher Verein, was organized in 1954. The objectives of the club are to create an interest in the German language and to provide the members with an under- standing of the German background and culture. German Students of industrial arts, faculty members and industrial leaders interested in the promotion of industrial arts comprise the membership of Inservo. Inservo provides a common meeting ground for industrial arts students and leaders of industry as they study current needs and demands of industry. Inservo Officers of Inservo are: Billy Joe Naylor, president; Charles Howard, vice-president; Richard D. Campbell, secretary; Kenneth L. Graham, treasurer; Thomas Carter, co-ordinator; Richard E. Klink, chaplain. Not pictured: Harold D. Wilson, co-ordinator, and John E. Jackson, sergeant-at-arms. 121 loka Wikewam. the home economics organization at Memphis State, offers an extracurricular activity for girls majoring in the field of home economics. Each year the club holds an open house to honor freshman and women transfer students. One of the projects is the sale of friut cakes during the Christmas season. loka Wikewam Officers of the Home Economics Club include: (Seated), Bobbie Nell Speck, second vice president; Irene Clanton, president. (Stand- ing), Margaret Moorman, first vice president; Wanda Wilson, treas- urer; Judy Childs, historian; Barbara Jones, secretary. The purpose of the M Club is to establish a close union of the lettermen of various intercollegiate sports on campus. 122 Officers of the M Club are: Orby Arnold, treasurer; Herb Bruckner, president; Carlos Brooks, secretary; Jim Hockaday, vice president. The Collegiate Chapter of American Marketing is composed of marketing majors and other students interested in the subject. MSU ' s chapter was recently granted membership in the national marketing club. Informative talks are given at meetings by guest speakers on economics, purchasing and other phases of business. Marketing Officers are: Jack C. Dale, president; William H. Johnson, vice president of program, and Richard C. Childs, vice president of membership. Math Students interested in mathematics are invited to join the Math Club. The history and fundamentals of matheinatics are discussed at the meetings. Voca- tional guidance is offered to members majoring in math. Math Club officers are: Carolyn Harder, secretary-treasurer; Christa Green, vice president, and Richard Singleton, president. 123 Modem Dance The Modern Dance Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Loretta Floyd, dancing instructor, holds regular meetings at which club members practice new steps and discu ss the dance. One of their yearly activities include May Day at which time the members give their audiences renditions of Modern Dance. Modern Dance Club officers are: Jane Christian, president; Pat Williams, vice-president; Clarice Clayton, secretary, and Janeen Maes, historian. Organ Guild The American Guild of Organists Student Group is a newly established pro- fessional organization for choir directors and organists interested in advancing worthy religious music. They also seek to elevate the status of church musicians and to increase appreciation of their responsibilities, duties and opportunities. 124 Officers of the Organ Guild are: David Tyson, president; Juanita Stan field, secretary-treasurer; Gene Maharrey, program chairman; Barbara White, historian. P.E. The Physical Education Club is ojjen to women interested in physical educa- tion. It seeks to foster concern for progress in health education, physical education and recreational education while advancing the standards of the profession. Members are also affiliated with the American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. P. E. Club officers are: Ann Carutliers, first vice-president; Linda Lyles, secretary; Andy Farrow, treasurer; Paula Perry, second vice- president, and Judith Priddy, president. i issfc m-fist =:M ' ««!a! ' Psychology Memphis State ' s Psychology Club is composed of members with an interest in a career or study in psychological methods. Contemporary problems in psychological theory are discussed at meetings which tend to stimulate interest in psychology on campus. Psychology Club officers are: Joe Anders, vice-president; Margie Pickens, president; Sally Russell, treasurer; David Gibson, historian; Ellen Peek (not pictured), secretary. 25 The Society for the Advancement of Management is made up of management majors and minors. Club members eeek to better understand management prob- lems. The club helps maintain a job placement service for members in the field of management. S.A.M. S.A.M. officers are: Richard Alexander, secretary; William E. Byrd, treasurer; John H. Haines, president; Benny B. Gray, vice-president. Students interested in geography, sociology, political science or economics are invited to become members of the Social Science Club. Guest speakers discuss pertinent problems of the day to help enlighten the group in the social sciences. Social Science 126 Officers of the Social Science Club are: Priscilla Lee, treasurer; Sue Shaw, secretary; Bob Gronauer, president; David Landis, vice- president. Sock and Buskin Sock and Buskin, an organization for students interested in drama, seeks to further interest in collegiate dramatic activities and develop an appreciation of good theatrical productions. The club organizes and sponsors Green Room Dramas which students produce, direct and manage. Leaders in Sock and Buskin are: Robin Widgery, treasurer; Margaret Slater, secretary; Anastasia Herin, vice-president; and Jeanne Myers, president. White Caps The White Caps are women students who are preparing for a career in nursing. The organization was formed on Memphis State ' s campus Fall, 1958, to unite students who would enter the University of Tennessee after completing their liberal arts and sciences training. Officers in the White Caps are: Nelda Smith, reporter; Dava Headen, secretary-treasurer; Raquel Williams, vice-president, and Jeanie George, president. 27 Honoraries Alpha Psi Omega lilunclu- P(i|)e I ' resident Martha Owen Secretary Beverly Fey Joann Greenliaum Floyd Herzo Nina Underwood Membership in Alpha Psi Omega is based on participation in dramatics at Memphis State, including all technical and acting work. Membership is by invitation only. Faculty advisors are Eugene Bence and Bradford White. Mrs. Lea Park is an honorary member. Each May Alpha Psi Omega holds an Awards Banquet to encourage the best in dramatic work. 128 Alpha Lambda Delta Jere Lee Somervell Secretary Linda Russell Treasurer Marti Baker Historian Barbara Bruce Virginia Ann Clark Norma Cox Lorraine Engleberg Jeanette Gaede Yvonne Giem Christa Green Jeanne Graham Glenda Huey Julia Kaiser Shirley King Audrey Massey Barbara McBride Jackie Jones President Theta Kelley Vice-President Alpha Lambda Delta, national honorary for freshman women, was installed at Memphis State last year. To be eligible for membership, a student must have a 3.5 average for her freshman year. Charter members were selected from all classes, with members having 3.5 averages for all college work. Honorary members include Mrs. Louise Davis, faculty advisor, Velma Heatherly, Elizabeth Phillips, Flora Rawls, Dean of Women, Dorothy Seay and Frances Street. 129 Alpha Lambda Delta Bobby Ann Hardin Carolyn Mullins Paula Pongetti Peggy Pulliam Sallie Russell Jane Schneider Willie Seay Nancy Shaw Mary Jo Slater Sarah Smith Pat Ragen Sally Taylor Mary Wynn Tarvillian Sue Vaughn Marilyn Wilkes 130 Bennie Forrester President Arnold Air Society The Arnold Air Society, an honorary organization in the Air Force R.O.T.C. program, honors several senior members of the R.O.T.C. by extending invitation to membership to them. The group holds meetings and plans programs that will be beneficial to the R.O.T.C. Billy Grubbs Donald E. Jones James L. McCrory b t Jeff McWhorter James F. Martin John Pinkston Donald Stont Bob Canfield Tommy Clevenger Nicholas Demuth Jerry Vaughn Freddie Winburn 131 Chi Beta Phi Gwen Christa William Audie Jane Lorraine Glenda Gwen Neal Green Echols Adams Culbreath Engleberg Huey Pace Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Linda Sallie Dan S. Rose Don William Russell Russell Ray Sawyer Wade Zuber Chi Beta Phi is a national science honorary. The object of the fraternity is to promote interest in science. For admittance into Chi Beta Phi, a student must have a 3.0 average and have passed ten semester hours in one of the four science fields. Faculty sponsors are Dr. C. C. Ijams, Dr. E. Holmes, Dr. D. P. Claypool, R. McGowan, H. Reeves. Bob Canfield President Delta Kappa Delta Kappa, the Men ' s honorary leadership fraternity, was founded in 1950 at MSU. Member- ship in Delta Kappa is limited to one percent of the male enrolbnent at the University. Only juniors and seniors are eligible, and they must rank scholastically in the upper thirty percent of their re- spective classes. Selection of new members is based on qualities of leadership, character, social activities, journalism, scholarship, and athletics. Ben Gray Vice-President Jim Parker Secretary Phil Mulkey Treasurer Tom Ashcraft Historian Charles Brown Ed Crenshaw Don Pritchard Nat Sandler 132 Tom Ashcraft Christa Green Billie Grubbs Glenda Huey Liberal Arts Honor Society Organized by faculty members of Phi Beta Kappa, the Liberal Arts Honor Society recog- nizes outstanding scholarship in the School of Liberal Arts, and Science. Annually, students are elected to membership on the basis of scholarship in accordance with the standards of Phi Beta Kappa. Requirement for admission is a three- point-six average for juniors and a three-point- five average for seniors. Faculty members are Dr. H. S. Kaltenborn, Dr. Peter Bannon, Bradford White, Miss Flora Rawls, Dr. Dorothy Seay. Norma Shirley Sallie Sarah Sue Key King Russell Smith Vaughn Phi Alpha Theta Shirley King President Sue Shaw Vice-President Norma Key Secretary-Treasurer Charles W. Adams Diane Bennett Grace Daze Anne Marie Falsone Jennie Lindsey Jenilu Richie Gail Shepard Dorothy G. Thomas Epsilon Nu chapter of Phi Alpha Theta was formally installed at Memphis State in 1955. A vital interest in history is the basic requirement for membership. An undergraduate student must have completed at least 12 semester hours in history with a grade in all history courses above a 3.1, and he must have an overall average of 3.0. The chapter has undertaken a project to compile historical data on MSU from its date of founding to the 50th armiversary. 133 Phi Delta Kappa WW ' X Thomas Ashcraft William D ' Aoust James C. Parker James Pirtle Charles Brown Delta Omicron chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, honorary fraternal educational organization, was established at Memphis State on May 17, 1958, when 67 were initiated in ceremonies at the Dobbs House. The fraternity promotes ideals of leadership, service and research. Undergraduates must have a B average to be eligible for membership. Officers of the chapter are Grady Woody, (principal of Training School) president; Alvin- Rogers (supervisor of the division of vocational education of the Memphis City Schools) vice-president; Thomas Ashcraft, secretary; George Pratt, (principal of South Park School) corres- ponding secretary and treasurer; Dr. Heber Rumble, (MSU School of Education) historian, and Dr. Leon Brownlee, (MSU School of Educa- tion ) faculty sponsor. Glenda Huey President Gail Howard Vice-President Carolyn Harder Joy Charleen Secretary-Treasurer Bailey Bennett Pi Delta Epsilon ' CX ana Edith Robert Patsy Wayne Frances Dreinhofer Haraw.ay Hume Parker Suddath Young Journalism Students with outstanding work in their field are eligible for membership in Pi. Delta Epsilon. Membership is based on service by an undergraduate on the publications in either the editorial or business departments for at least one year. His scholastic standing must be 2.3 and he must have completed his second year of college. 134 Pi Sigma Epsilon Harlan Blount George Cooley James Porter President Neil Blount, Jr. Gus Forrester Patrick McCarver Second Vice-President If,- ' ' ' James Dickenson Treasurer Richard Schiff Secretary Raymond Arrington Senior Vice-President Baker Bill Clifton Richard Childs Gordon Compton John Franklin Carl Fronabarger Donald Gaines Noble Gill Ben Gray LeRoy Gregory 135 Pi Sigma Epsilon John Haines Walter Heimert Richard Hoyt Arthur Jones Harold Lawrence Joe Mascari George Murphy Harry Owen Phil Poole Jim Poor Clyde Putnam i . % Clyde Regal Marvin Skaggs Raymond Schrimsher Robert Townsend Kappa chapter of Pi Sigma Epsilon, national professional fraternity in marketing, salesmanship, and sales management was founded in 1958 at MSU. Undergraduate students maintaining an overall average of 2.0 or above and who have completed at least two basic marketing courses and intend to pursue a career in marketing, salesmanship and sales management may become members upon invitation. Haywood Watts Joe Sanderson 136 Psi Chi Sam Morgan Presiden t Sallie Russell Secretary Margie Pickens Treasurer Margaret McCullar Psi Chi, national honorary society in psychology, was founded in 1929. The MSU chapter was established in 1954. The purpose of the organization is primarily to advance the science of psychology; and secondly, to encourage, stimulate, and maintain scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particu- larly in psychology. Membership is open to all undergraduate students with a major or minor in psychology who meet the set requirements. Ellen Peek Dorothy Thomas Sigma Delta Pi Sigma Delta Pi, national Spanish honorary society, is composed of students who have studied Spanish for the equivalent of three college years and who have maintained an overall B average with an A average in Spanish courses. Miss Mary Heiskell is advisor, and Mr. John Te Paske is an honorary member. Katherine Fowler President Mary Wynn Travillian Vice-President Sue Shaw Secretary- Treasurer Joy Bailey James Fred Martin 137 Tassel Sue Vaughn President Audrey Massey Vice-President Gail Howard Secretary Glenda Huey Treasurer Janeen Maes Scrapbook Chairman Diane Dickens Anita Fulghum Christa Green Gentiliska Lindsey Beverly Mays Blanche Pope Sallie Russell Rose Sawyer Sarah Smith Mary Virginia Stone Tassel, senior women ' s honorary group, is an organization which emphasizes leadership, scholarship, and service among women students. It is currently petitioning for membership in Mortar Board, national senior women ' s honorary group. Tassel members serve as counselors to freshman women and help on registration day. This year they sponsored a reading program in the Fine Arts Festival. Faculty sponsors are Mrs. Lea Park, Mrs. Allen Battle, and Dean Flora Rawls. 138 Gail Howard President Jeanne Graham Secretary Brenda Cox Norma Cox Vernon Davidson Pat Furr Tau Kappa Alpha Nell Moses Tom Templeton P ' Jimmy Greer Shirley King David Landis Jim Merchent Joyce Thyer D wight Williams Tau Kappa Alpha was organized at MSU in 1953. To be eligible for membership, students must have debated at least one year and maintain a high scholastic average. Four members ranked high in the regional TKA debate tournament held at the University of South Carolina this year. Jeanne Graham was elected regional secretary for the coming year. Mr. Thomas R. King, speech instructor, is advisor to the group. 139 Professionals and Independents Entre Nous Installed on Campus — 1956 Colors — Blue and Silver Entre Nous Carol Ann Beck Betty Davis Judy Odle Marcelene Berryhill Barbara Biddle Bonnie Giem Christa Green Gail Oxendine Nancy Sattis Katherine Casey Betty Ann King Betty Simpson Mary Jo Slater Mary Townsend Joan Wheatley Jo Ann Wilder 141 Raymond Arrinston John Baker Robert Baker Delta Sigma Pi International Business Fraternity James Berry James Bishop Lee Bryson Charles Civer Bill Clifton • Jack Dale James Dickenson Bill Dorsey Hoyle Dowda Phil Gardner Ben Gray Melvin Greer Leroy Gregory, Jr. John Haines James Hallmark 142 Hammonds John Heffineton Founded— 1907 Installed on Campus — 1949 Flower — Rose OFFICERS. Leroy Gregory, Jr. president Jim Dickenson senior vice-president Lee Bryson vice-president John Haines secretary William Rice treasurer Richard Maguire John May Clinton Langham Bill Pendergrast, John Powell, James Redus, William Rice, Aubrey Riley, Aubrey Rush, Ray Sanders, Mar- vin Skaggs, Jim Talbert, and Jim Thompson. 143 Phi Gamma Nu National Professional Sorority in Commerce Carole Bonds Carole Davis Bonnie Sue Kolwyck Palma Borgognoni Tommy Cherry Ann Clanton Katey Laney Dorothy Lee Lewis Joyce Finch Mrs. Evelyn Fisher Mary Frances McCalman Mildred Long Patricia Furr Judy Gibbs Eleanor Harris Pat Jones 144 Founded— 1924 Installed on Campus — 1951 Colors — Cardinal Red and Gold Flower — Red Rose OFFICERS Dorothy Lewis president Pat Ragan — first vice-president Pat Furr second vice-president Nancy Seay secretary Joan Hartman treasurer Palma Borgognoni parliamentarian Nancy Seay Carolyn Wiley Sherry Moore Carole Jean Odom Janice Smith Nancy Williams Whitney Perrin Patsy Ragan Mae Quon Soo Anita Woods Jimmie Anne Ray Melia Saliba Mary Wynn Travillan Kay Wright Anne Marie Sammons Barbara Saunders Martha Vincent Carole Whitaker Frances Ann Young 145 Informal Times . . . Derby Day trophy — an object in the offering next fall. Weird, man — yeh, but rather cool 146 i- ' i . i X, Greel L :s 147 ALPHA DELTA PI Founded— 1851 Installed on Campus — 1947 Colors — Blue and White Flower — Violet Visiting hours in the ADPi room OFFICERS Mary Virginia Stone president Anita Fulghum vice-president Dottie Dickson recording secretary Jackie Edwards corresponding secretary Dale Turner treasurer Beverly Grugett reporter-historian 1 Powder-Puff football against the Phi Mus 1958 Fall Pledge Class 148 FTSn ff Betty Beauchamp, Diane Bennett. Jane Brady, Ruth Caldwell, Marilyn Campbell, Susan Clem, Mary Sue Cloys, Patsy Collins, Pat Dawkins, Dottie Dickson, Jackie Edwards, Charlotte Free- man, Anita Fulghum, Roberta Goad, Beverly Grugett, Pat Hanson, Joy Hardy, Pat Harkins, Kay Harrington, Eleanor Harris, Johnnie Hastings, Betty Hatcher, Sheila Herman, Jackie Hinton, Patsy Hodges, Laura Hornsby, Mary Lee Hudson, Beverly Jamison, Theta Kelley, Dee Ann Krebs, Peggy Lauder- dale, Jennie Lindsey, Betty Luckey, Anita Manning, Sandra McGory, Paula Meagher, Jo Moore, Mary Olive, Pat Pate, Carol Patterson, Dianne Robinson, Judy Rowe, Nancy Safley, Ann Sammons, Kay Simpkins, Joyce Stanley, Shirley Stanton, Harriet Stockley, Mary Virginia Stone, Brenda Theurer, Dale Turner, Peggy Walters, Dottie Wedluga, Jane Whitten, Florence Wilkins, Carol Williams, Nellie Wright, Marilyn Young, Dottie Zeiger, Addisu Richie. 149 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Founded — 1856 Installed on Campus — 1953 Colors — Purple and Gold Flower — Violet SAE homecoming display Kay Longmire receives the SAE sweet- heart pin from Roy Reed. OFFICERS Phil McNeill Eminent Archon Louis Allen Eminent Deputy Archon Kenny Taylor Eminent Recorder Dwain Chambers Eminent Treasurer Bob Lanier Eminent Correspondent Jack Cannon Eminent Warden Jack Apple Eminent Chronicler SAEs are proud of their house which they moved into this past fall. Nard King, Bob Lanier, James LeMay, Ronnie Leon, Tommy Lewis, Ken Lowery, John Lynn, Phil McNeill, George Moreland, Bob Nelson, David Owen, George Painter, Roy Reed, Tommy Roberts, Taylor Richardson, Bob Sanford, Wallace Schoettlekotte, Buddy Scott, Ed Simmons, Sam Sitton, Manis Smith, Roddy Smith, Walton Smith, Carl Stanton, George Stephenson, Andy Tatum, Kenny Taylor, Bob Tilson, Hugh Wade, Frank Wesson, Linn Wilson. 151 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Founded— 1904 Installed on Campus — 1947 Colors — Red, Buff and Green Flowers — Red and Buff Roses OFFICERS Beverly Mays president Bobbye Harris first vice-president Sue Vaughn — second vice-president Anne Hair recording secretary Mary Elizabeth McCullar corresponding secretary Gerry Hill treasurer 1 1958 Fall Pledge Class 152 Linda Adams, Toni Adams, Bev- erly Arthur, Martha Page Ayres, Pat Ballard, Butch Bassett, Jane Christian, Judy Compton, Alicia Dacus, Carole Dickson, Ann Earls, Joan Edge, Jean French, Gena Gaines, Charlotte Goings, Ann Hair, Bobbye Harris, Ruth Ann Heitner, Gerry Hill, Marty Ho- back. Gail Howard, Sara Hyde, Charlotte Jackson, Marilyn John- ston, Clay Jordan, Julia Kelly, Ida Faye Killebrew, Rebecca Lewis, Marilyn Long, Kay Long- mire, Ann Magee, Charlotte Mar- cus, Beverely Mays, Mary Eliza- beth McCullar, Patsy Meacham, Susan Moore, Donna Murphy, Sylvia Napier, Jan Nickels, Kay Owen, Polly Perkins, Brenda Pikey, Suzanne Potts, Linda Rice, Nancy Ryland, Patty Scott, Rae Scott, Willie Seay, Mary Eliza- beth Shibley, Sharron Stafford, Phyllis Stanfill, Betsy Stevenson, Cissy Stevenson, Annette Taylor, Nina Underwood, Bunny Van Aus- dall. Sue Vaughn, Renate Veikins, Doris Venable, Diane Waldo, Patsy Welting. 153 Founded— 1913 Installed on Campus — 1959 Colors — Blue and Gold ALPHA EPSILON PI Chuckling over the novel decorations at the Playboy formal Mike Phillips, pledgemaster, pre- sents the Best Pledge award to Harvey Reisman. OFFICERS Eddie Robbins president Jack Kirsch vice-president Alvin Harris secretary Harrison Scheuner treasurer Robert Rubin _ pledgemaster AEPi members and dates at the Spring formal 154 Melvin Blaiss Raynion Brooks Michael Brown Robert Buchalter Steve Deshazo Ronnie Ellman Herman Goldberger Sidney Greenberg Jerome Kaplan Norman Kashdar Jack Kirsch David Kohner i-Si% k Alan Bussel Barry Chase Joe Gruen Alvin Harris Morris Loskove David Okeon Milton Okeon Mike Phillips Harvey Reisman, Herbert Resnick, Eddie Robbins, Harry Rubenstein, Joe Rubert, Robert Rubin, Jon Marvin Sacharin, Sidney Samuels, Nat Sandler, Har- rison Scheuner, Richard Schiff, Joel Schlosberg, Joe Shapiro, Russell Strauss, Donald Zeitlin. iHi 155 PHIMU Founded— 1852 Installed on Campus — 1948 Colors — Rose and White Flower — Enchantress Carnation OFFICERS Diane Smith ____ President Jane Schneider Vice-President Carolyn Azbill Pledge Director Marty Boales Recording Secretary Barbara Cummings Corresponding Secretary Kay Pilley Treasurer Marty, Diane and Pat with decorations and costumes for the Dogpatch rush party. Carolyn Azbill, Judy Barger, Susan Bennet, Mary Boales, Betty Carrington, Clarice Clayton, Paula Comer, Nancy Conner, Barbara Cummings, Sally Dean, Charlotte Edniondson, Andy Farrow, Beverly Frizzell, Christine Fumbanks, Sandra Green, Edith Hara- way, Ray Jean Hay, Harriet Hudson, Joyce Hull, Libby Hyalt, Donna Rac Jackson, Cissy Jamison, Terry Kay Lane, Zoe Lanier, Pam Miller, Ellen Nash, Nancy Norris, Jane Owen, Pat Peterson, Kay Pilley Pretti, Fay Ray, Sandra Ray, Gayle Reed, Twila Richardson, Shirley Richerson, Leslie Rodgers, Norma Rodgers Runyan, Barbara Russell, Judy Salter, Kay Schmittou, Jane Schneider, Gayle Shaw, Wendy Skinner, Diane Smith, Geraldine Smith, Jane Blair Smith, Jere Lee Somevell, Ruth Spalding, Kay Thompson, Nancy Tyler, Jean Vaughn, Vickie West, Marilyn Wilkes, Jane Williams, Mrs. Velma Heatherly. «  ,♦ ' wmm 157 SIGMA CHI Founded— 1855 Installed on Campus — 1954 Colors — Blue and Gold Flowers — White Rose Papier mache for the devil . . . homecoming OFFICERS Jim Parker president Jim Hopper vice-president Larry Whaley secretary Terryl Wilson treasurer Bill Teague historian Charles Brown pledge trainer « The lookout, — Hey, fellows, somebody ' s snoopin ' . Ready lor the football fling 158 I A- ,c  Joe Anders, Tommy Ashcraft, John Atkins, John Bannister, Roy Black, Tom Black, Charles Brown, Bill Carrol, Gib Combs, Bob Coolie, Corky Dalton, Mike Dinwiddie, Joel Duskin, Giff Edgerton, Gary Etherdige, Bill Falls, Ted Gargas, George Gibbs, Gary Gre gory, Richard Gregory, Tom Hall, Jim Hamer, Larry Harding, John Hathcock, Pete Harris, Dean Harris, Wade Harrison, Jim Hopper, John King, Bill Collins, Jim Lawerence, Bob Lewis, Jerry McCor- dle, Jim McLeod, Forrest McDowell, Jim McKinney, Don McKinnon, James Martin, Lee Meadows, David Middleton, Brooks Monagan, Frank Montgomery, Jack Nichols, Jim Parker, Walt Peterson, George Perryman, Tal Petty, Charles Presson, Ralph Reynolds, John Rhodes, Jimmy Roland, Randy Scholes, Bob Sisson, Richard Taylor, Bill Teague, Monty Temple, George Veikins, Jerry Ward, Aubrey Wilbanks, Ed Williams, Terryl Wilson, Larry Whaley, Sidney Wood, James Young. 159 GAMMA PHI BETA Founded— 1874 Installed on Campus — 1958 Colors — Mode and Brown Flower — Pink Carnation CJtir ¥f 1 i i. Waiting for the annual steak and beans schol- arship dinner. Gamma Phi ' s address envelopes for the March of Dimes fund. , OFFICERS Margaret McCullar president Gayle Ross first vice-president Nell Moses second vice-president Carol Sparks recording secretary Nancy Duncan corresponding secretary Betty Lou Wood treasurer Bug the Bulldogs was the Gamma Phi message at Homecoming. Counselor Barbara Larremore of Arizona discusses chapter plans in the Gamma Phi room. 160 Pat Agneta, Pat Avis, Mary Ann Barbee, Ann Belew, Ann Clark, Jacque Clark, Virginia Cochran, Sandi Dickison, Carol Ann Dowdy, Nancy Duncan, Ann Franklin, Gloria Grisham, Sarah Ann Hoggart, Connie Holland, Emma Jo Holley, Eleanor House, Judy Johns, Laura Lannon, Barbara Larrimore, Mary Frances McCalmon, Jeanie McClurkin, Margaret McCullar, Carol Ann Maloney, Kay Miller, Paula Morton, Nell Moses, Carolyn Mullins, Regina Powers, Gayle Ross, Linda Russell, Melia Saliba, Sandy Simpson, Joyce Swaney, Carol Sparks, Barbara Steppe, Sandra Stobaugh, Jackie Talley, Marilyn Taylor, Kay Tyus, Nancy Watts, Corrinne Wells, Lynne Williams, Betty Lou Wood. 161 KAPPA ALPHA Founded — 1865 Installed on Campus — 1948 Colors — Crimson and Old Gold Flowers — White Magnolia and Crimson Rose Mint julep time in the ole South. KA gents in their frock-tail coats accompanied by belles. OFFICERS Joe Wall „.__.. .-. president Gordon Compton __ vice-president Jan Webber recording secretary Bob Canfield corresponding secretary Clyde Ford historian Joe Bowen treasurer A spring day, a deck of cards, sun glasses and a swim suit or two. 162 Lonnie Alexander Joe Allford Wayne Armstrong Johnny Blanton Joe Bowen Jimmy Burkett William Burleson Billy Butler Billy Campbell Bert Canfield Bob Canfield Ken Chumney Gordon Compton Lynn Lowrey Ed Crenshaw Fred Day Bob Dieter Marshall Dunn Gary Emerson Bill Farrell David Florence Clyde Ford Richard Ford Ronald Ford Buddy Foxall Ken Garland Joe Haines Harold Herrington David Hollenbeck Bob Frank, Don Gaines, Ken Gardner, Tom Gerdes, James Hamilton, Harold Haney, Glen Harrison, Charles Henderson, Mike Hopper, Pete Hookings, Jim Homer, and Tommy Horton. 163 Bob Hume Jimmy Olree Billy Pafford David Peck Tom Pesikey James Pinckley James Ramsey John January, Jimmie Jones, Wayne Kenner, C. D. Kil- patrick, Dick Koepke, Rikki Leslie, Ralph Lewis, Larry Lucas, Tony McCormack, Tommy McDavid, Sam McGowan, Freddie Mangum, Sylvan Meyer, Bussie Moore, Frank Morris, Morgan Morton, Joseph Munger, Ronald Nicholson, Wayne Norton, and Barton O ' Brien. Ken Ruby William Stubblefield David Sullivan Jim Sunderland, Tom Templeton, Gaylon Varden, William Wadsworth, Bill Wage, Jerry Wagley, Joe Wall, and John Whitmore. 164 PI KAPPA ALPHA Founded— 1868 Installed on Campus — 1947 Colors — Garnet and Old Gold Flower — Lily-of-the- Valley Chatting with the chaperones at a Pike party. OFFICERS Bill Upchurch president Charles White vice-president Ray Vorus secretary Charles Wilson treasurer Alex Dippy Coles historian Bobbie Coke, ' 57 Pike sweetheart, presents roses and trophy to ' 58 sweetheart, Pat Ballard. 165 Charlie Arkin Joe Baker Malcolm Berg Richard Brackhahn Robert Brown Dan Goodwin, Jim Hampson, Fred Hartman, Bob Hodges, Richard Holley, Tom Holloran, Martin Houston, Teddy Humphries, Dale Johnson, Emmett Joyner, Ken Jackson, Bob Kirkland, David Landis, Lin Lawrence, Joe Lawrence, Harold Mansfield. Sid Bruce Hoyte Carothers James Carruth Ben Carter Charles Causey Ronny Churchill Harry Coke Alex Coles Frank Cianciolo John Coleman John Coleman Jerry Cowles Dave Curry Phil DeVore Harry Dillman David Dunbar Will Elder David Farmer Lannie Davis Gary Foughty Ed Gilpin 166 Eddie Jeff McWhorter Patton Bob Miller John Miller Steve Murray John Ozier Joe Pagano Harry Paulk Ernest Pate Jim Payne Joe Poole Bob Pentecost Dick Ransom Bill Risty Vic Robilio Pete Ruby Bill Reed Walter Shirah Jim Slocum Tommy Soloman Dennis Springer Byron Smith Glenn Smith Stanley Stephenson Ron Tate Jerry Taylor Edgar Trotter, Bill Up- church, Ray Vorus, Ray Vorus, Charles White, Charlie Wilson, Tom Woods, Tom Yeaglin, and Paul Yost. Gerald Tidwell Frank Tolley Costa Toras Bill Pickle Jim Pirtle M. 0. Pledger ' i m - : vj : f -.mii£i m mr ' 167 ALPHA XI DELTA Founded— 1893 Installed on Campus — 1949 Colors — Double Blue and Rose Flower — Pink Rose A package for the Alpha Xis OFFICERS Lou Alice Clark — _ _ president Julia Kaiser vice-president Jeannine Harmon — ._ recording secretary Nancy Shannon corresponding secretary Julie Negele treasurer Ellen Peek membership chairman Alice, the Mad Hatter and the March Hare are shown at Alpha Xi ' s Alice in Collegeland rush party One of the few moments of rest at a slumber party The Alpha Xi Holidays Julia, Lydia, Jeannine, and Janice 168 Erleen Anderson, Minnie Anthony, Emily Baddour, Charlene Bennett, Palma Borgognoni, Lou Alice Clark, Jere Coleman, Linda Conyers, Carol Crocker, Sarah Belle Day, Dana Lynn Dreinhofer, Ann Ethridge, Babs Ewell, Gail Franklin, Delores Gardner, Linda Grabowski, Jeannine Harmon, Ann Heustess, Janice Hicks, Dee Holder, Carolyn Johns, Julia Kaiser, Mary Kuehn, Rose Marie McAffee, Lydia McDill, Jean McEwen, Mary Nell Mentzel, Patsy Morrison, Julie Negele, Martie Nichols, Shirley Page, Paula Perry, Jane Pritchard, Marie Ramsey, Ellen Peek, Mary Lou Samuels, Susie Scott, Nancy Shannon, Sarah Smith, Dorothy Stew- art, Olivia Thompson, Sandra Tharpe, Patty Warren, Layla West, Charlene Wiley, Sus- anne Wilkins, Dorothy Wil- liams, Libby Winford. 169 KAPPA SIGMA Signing the pledge paddle Founded— 1869 Installed on Campus — 1950 Colors — Scarlet. White, and Emerald Green Flower — Lily-of-the- Valley Girls aren ' t allowed in the closet, according to Mrs. Saint. OFFICERS ' Pete Lyon Grand Master John Hurt Grand Procurator Herb Buckner Grand Treasurer Ronald Elder Senior Guard Terry Melvin Junior Guard Visiting hours brings dancing to the room The Kappa Sigs make Mrs. Saint feel at home. 170 Julian Aymett Gene Brady Herb Buckner Hugh Cloyes Ronald Elder Roger Fakes Jim Hardin Harold Harris David Hill John Hurt Lee I ones Jim Lowrey Pete Lyon Terry Melvin Bailey Wiener Richard Vollmer Joe Thomas John Shute 171 DELTA ZETA Founded— 1902 Installed on Campus — 1947 Colors — Old Rose and Vieux Green Flower — Killarney Rose Bill Pendergrast, DZ Man of the Year OFFICERS Diane Dickens President Betty Jane Winter First Vice-President Janeen Maes Second Vice-President Carolyn Harder Recording Secretary Diane English Corresponding Secretary Joy Bailey Treasurer Sleepy moments at the Kidnap Breakfast Party shenanigans 172 Ann Anderson, Gail Alsup, Juanita Arwood, Lorieta Arwood, Joy Bailey, Barbara Baker, Martha Baker, Barbara Baratti, Linda Kay Berry, Martha Boothe, Michelle Boyle, Norma Bratton, Nancy Coltharp, Judy Crum, Diane Dickens, Barbara Diffee, Ruthe Dodson, Emily Dunlap, Jean Ellis, Diane English, Jeanette Gaede, Pat Gatlin, Joy Gray, Gail Grilli, Carolyn Harder, Kathryn Harrison, Evalyn Hayes, Jean Hazen, Peggy Hilbun, Mary Lena Humphrey, Barbara Jelks, Barbara Jennings, Jackie Jones, Calma Labiche, Pris- cella Lee, Pat McGregor, Janeen Maes, Judy Mahar, Audrey Massey, Sylvia Meyers, June Mitchell, Ann Mullins, Sylvia Nichols, Alice Ann Norton, Mary Pendergrast, Nancy Lee Perry, Gail Pittman, Kathryn Pollard, Paula Pongetti, Dale Pritcbett, Claire Ramsey, Jenilu Richie, Dianne Sanders, Donna Shipp, Pat Taylor, Mary Ann Turk, Rebecca Vanhoosier, Patricia Williams, Pat Wilson, Betty Jane Winter, Vicki Wood- all. X 173 SIGMA KAPPA Founded— 1874 Installed on Campus — 1947 Colors — Lavender and Maroon Flower — Violet Pledges enjoy a Johnny Mathis album in the Sigma Kappa room. OFFICERS Rose Sawyer president Glenda Huey - first vice-president Judith Priddy second vice-president Dorothy McDaris recording secretary Pat Cole corresponding secretary Jeanne Graham _. treasurer Another trophy is happily added to a growing collection. Brenda Argo, Mary Glen Badgett, Catherine Barner, Sarah Ann Bamett, Sandra Booth, Jeanette Brown, Barbara Bruce, Anne Caruthers, Marilyn Cates, Bonnie Chrisman, Irene Clanton, Pat Cole, Brenda Cox, Norma Cox, Bettie Dunavant, Katherine Fowler, Nancy Fowler, Barbara Franklin, Carole Gif- ford, Jean Goad, Judy Goad, Jeanne Graham. Beverly Henley, Nancy Hen- ley, Brenda Holland, Janis Hollings- worth, Joanne Hopper, Glenda Huey, Doris Jernigan, Betty Lou Johnston, Barbara Jones, Cathy LeDuke, Barbara Lindsey, Farissea McAfee, Barbara Mc- Bride, Nettie McCaddon, Dorothy Mc- Daris, Katherine McMahon, Nancy Mauk, Sandra Meadows, Helen Mit- chell, Carolyn Morrison, Carolyn Mul- lins, Carol Jean Odom, Martha Piper, Beverly Pouncey, Judith Priddy, Jeanie Rafferty, Polly Roper, Lou Savage, Rose Sawyer, Sally Taylor, Joyce Thyer, Jane Ann Tranthani, Carolyn Travis, Carolyn Wellborn, Pat White, Mar- garet Yarber, Joan Yearwood. 75 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Founded— 1909 Installed on Campus — 1949 Colors — Purple, Green and Gold Flower — White Rose Camera shy visitors in the Lambda Chi room OFFICERS « John McGregor President Burrell Jackson Vice-President Johnson Walter Secretary Bill Thompson Treasurer Mel Conner Assistant Secretary Team spirit After the game 176 Richard Bondurant Bill Bretherick Don Briggs Melville Conner Mike Euer Alfred Glover Jim Hadaway Charles Healy Wayne Howell Burrell Jackson Tom Kendrick John McGregor Jack Norvell Carle Randan Larry Short Howard Smith Bill Thompson, Johnson Walton, David Welch, Ronald Woodward, Charles R. Spindler. 77 SIGMA PHI EPSILON Just one more sip and one more . . . gal Founded— 1901 Installed on Campus — 1949 Colors — Purple and Red Flowers — American Beauty Rose and Purple Violet OFFICERS Jerry Rose president Steve Spencer vice-president Grady Horton comptroller Larry Saunders historian Carl Patterson i chaplain Jack Johnson - secretary The brass sounds off — later, much later 178 Everette Carr. Tommy Clevenger, Farrell Cooper, James Cruze, David Cunningham, Carl Doyle. Tom Faires Carl Fronabarger Dan Goodwin Bob Hare David Havens Ralph Hayes Grady Horton Bobby Howell Jimmy Howell Walter Hurd John Jeffers Jack Johnson Bob Keeton, Charles Lawson, Don Lipscomb, Ruch May, Buddy Morton, Syd MuUins, Billy Murray, Billy Orrick, Carl Patterson, Jimmy Patton, Bob Pender, Vernon Phelps, Jimmy Powers, Don Pritchard, Dickey Rhodes, Preston Robb, Jimmy Rodgers, Jerry Rose, Larry Saunders, Bob Seboly, Gordon Slap- pey, Steve Spencer, Terry Trice, May Waggernian. 179 EUPARTHENES Beverly Anderson Chi Omega Lynda Andrews Beta Sigma Omicron Mary Alice Carrell Kappa Delta Patsy Hall Chi Omega Mildred Kerstine Sigma Delta Tau Barbara Maury Alpha Omicron Pi Georgia Russell Chi Omega Jane Scott Delta Delta Delta Nancy Stepp Zeta Tau Alpha Nancy Waring Alpha Omicron Pi Barbara White Delta Delta Delta Founded— 1950 Colors — White and Black Flower — Red Carnation The Stray Greeks of Euparthenes are members of national Greek social organizations not represented at Memphis State University. 180 FRATERNITY SWEETHEARTS PAT BALLARD Pi Kappa Alpha sweetheart MARTY BOALES Kappa Alpha sweetheart KAY LONGMIRE Sigma Alpha Epsilon sweetheart BETTY JANE WINTER Sigma Phi Epsilon sweetheart 181 REGINA POWERS Lambda Chi Alpha sweetheart CHARLOTTE MARCUS Delta Sigma Pi Rose Queen BOBBYE HARRIS Sigma Chi sweetheart FLORENCE ANN WILKINS Kappa Sigma sweetheart 182 mm fm Athletics Football The Memphis State football team won four games and lost five during the 1958 season. It was the first year for the Tigers under Coach Billy Murphy. The schedule was the toughest in the history of the school as it broke into big time football. MSU. MSU. MSU MSU MSU MSU MSU MSU MSU GAME RESULTS Mississippi 17 13 Tennessee Tech 22 Mississippi Southern 24 6 Mississippi State 28 26 The Citadel 28 22 Chattanooga 7 26 Louisiana Tech 12 27 Louisiana College 14 Alabama 14 1958 FOOTBALL ROSTER Richard Adragna Wayne Armstrong Jerry Bialick Dennis Biodrowski Carlos Brooks Herb Buckner Nick Buoni Don Coffee Bobby Cole George Gibbs Joe Flowers Paul Hathcock Fred Hearn Larry Heathcott Bill Hudson Gorden Jensen Howie Jensen John Lee Wayne Liss Billy Lott Jim Lovelace Bill Loyd Bob Lyles Miller Mathews Maurice Mathieu Don McKinnon Jim Owen Paul Parish John Perry Jerry Reese Ed Randolph Geddes Self Laverne Steedley Harold Sterling Hal Taylor Tom Tirey Victor Wimpee James Earl Wright BILLY SPOOK MURPHY, Head Coach k RAY MALAVASI, Line Coach PAUL DAVIS, Backfield Coach 184 TOM MORRIS Line Coach ROGER FRENCH End Coach JOHN COBB Freshman Coach JIMMY JOBE Freshman Coach HERB BUCKNER LARRY HEATHCOTT HOWIE JENSEN Mississippians Managed Memphis, Sept. 20 — Ole Miss found Memphis State could handle almost every- thing that came its way. The Tigers battled the highly favored Rebels all over the field before losing 17-0. The score was the closest State had ever come to the Rebels in the history of the series. Ole Miss got a second quarter field goal and two third-period touchdovsms to win. The main Memphis State threat died on the three-yard line in the last quarter. But the Rebels knew they had been in a ball game. Coach Murphy speaks at bonfire. HAROLD STERLING BILL HUDSON LA VERNE STEEDLEY 185 Maroons Maul State College, Miss., Oct. 11 — Mississippi State was too strong, fast, and consistent for Memphis State as the Maroons won 28-6. The Tigers ' only score was the most sensa- tional play of the game. Robert Lyles went 99 yards with an intercepted pass in the last quarter to score. Six fumbles — four of which were lost — hurt the Tigers ' chances. JIM LOVELACE DON COFFEE Y BOBBY COLE JIM OWEN JERRY BIALICK WAYNE LISS JOHN LEE GEORGE GIBBS Down To Earth TOP: Paul Hathcock tackles Citadel player. MIDDLE: Paul Parish falls into paydirt in Chattanooga game. BOTTOM: Parish scores against The Citadel. Tech Toppled, 13-0 Cookeville, Tenn., Sept. 27 — The Star Spangled Banner ended a 13-0 Memphis State victory over Tennessee Tech. The bitter Tennessee rivals broke out in a free-for- all on the last play of the game and the Tech band played the National Anthem to end the fighting. Bill Loyd went over from the one to climax a Tiger drive in the opening minutes. Just before the half Victor Wimpee went around right end to score the second Tiger TD. Laverne Steedley kicked the extra point for a 13-0 lead which MSU held. 187 Southerns Slap State. 24-22 Hatiiesburg, Miss., Oct. 4 — A fantastic triumph was taken away from Memphis State. Mississippi Southern kicked a field goal with 46 seconds left to win, 24-22. Behind 13-0. James Earl Wright passed two yards to Harold Sterling to get back in the game. Robert Lyles kicked the extra point. Later Bill Loyd drove over tackle from the five to tie the score. Laverne Steedley kicked the go-ahead point. Southern went ahead again within one minute, 21-14. State ' s Nick Buoni sneaked over from the one. Victor Wimpee passed to Jerry Reese for the two important points to put the Tiger ahead, 22-21. But, Southern kicked a field goal to win. FRED HEARN JAMES EARL WRIGHT NICK BUONI TOM TIREY Iflft Twii (Jitadcl plajei close in on Nick Buoni. Citadel Conquers, 28-26 Memphis, Oct. 18 — The Citadel outscored Memphis State, 28-26, before 8,803 home- coming fans in an upset. State scored first with Lavern Steedley making the last nine yards. The Bulldogs went ahead just before the half, 8-6. With just enough time left in the half for the Citadel to kickoff, Nick Buoni ran the kickoff back for 87 yards and a touchdown. At halftime the score was 12-8 for State. The Citadel scored twice for a 22-12 lead, but the Tigers came back. Fred Hearn went over from the one for the Tigers. Hearn also scored the two points after. Paul Parish went the last three yards for the Tiger go-ahead score. But The Citadel marched back to score the winning tally. CARLOS BROOKS JOHN PERRY MAURICE MATHIEU WAYNE ARMSTRONG 189 jiii ta liiifii iii(ii riii ' iit --iA VICTOR WLMPEE DON McKINNON GORDEN JENSEN HAL TAYLOR Louisianans Lose, 27-14 Memphis, Nov. 1 — Louisiana Tech lost four of five fumbles on a soggy field and Memphis State used them to good advantage to win 26-12. Hal Taylor recovered two Tech funjbles to set up first period touch- downs. Jim Lovelace scored on a 17-yard run. Robert Lyles tallied next from the five. End Don Coffee caught a pass from James Earl Wright on a 35-yard scoring play. Jerry Reese kicked the placement. MSU led at the half, 19-12. Nick Buoni went the final yard to climax a 54-yard march in the last quarter. Lyles kicked the extra point. 190 Robert Lyles bulls his way past a Louisiana Tech player to score the second MSU TD. Chattanooga Crushed, 22-7 Memphis, Oct. 25 — A 16-point out- burst in the final period gave Memphis State a 22-7 upset victory over Chat- tanooga. TraiHng 7-6. Robert Lyles went the final two yards to put State ahead. La- verne Steedley made the two-point con- version. Paul Parish sailed over the left side for a third Tiger TD. A bad snap from center cost Chattanooga a safety in the final minutes. Jim Lovelace scored in the first quarter from the two to give MSU a lead which the Mocs got back, but couldn ' t hold. PAUL PARISH PAUL HATHCOCK RICHARD ADRAGNA BILLY LOTT GEDDES SELF 191 State Stomps, 27-14 Memphis, Nov. 8 — Scrappy Louisi- ana College — in its most successful season in 41 years — fell 27-14 before the high gear Memphis State offense. Paul Parish scored from the four, then ran the extra points for an 8-0 lead for MSU. Fred Hearn passed to Don Coffee for a 20-yard scoring play. Jerry Reese kicked the extra point. Laverne Steedley went over from the two for another MSU touchdown in the second period. Parish scored again in the last quarter on a 3-yard run. The Tigers gained 27 first downs. They made 372 yards rushing and 107 more passing. The Tigers pile them up at the goal line. ' Bama Beats Bengals Tuscaloosa, Ala., Nov. 22 — Alabama scored on the first play from scrimmage, but had to fight a gritty Memphis State the rest of the afternoon to win 14-0. The Crimson Tide went ahead on a 62-yard scoring pass. They added eight more in the second quarter and things were fairly even the rest of the day. The largest crowd ever to see Memphis State in action anywhere — 26,500 — watched the admirable performance of the Tigers. Memphis State lost no stature here. State defender didn ' t knock this pass down. Two Moccasins gang up on James Wright. ' ffw whfflt .•«i HliiHI Activities 193 ? 5- r A 1 . A. W HI ' A • ' ' ' Wm! i4M J- ' ! ' i :L ' «in ' i ' ' ,ifc i ' Ai , ,,, u,„ ; Is ,) ■•Ml 8 Wit ' Ispx,,,, 4 . ,jf ' t Jhi dl ' f Col. Gabe C. Hawkins AF ROTC 4 : 194 Capt. Evan B. Allen, Jr. Capt. Richard C. Fontaine Capt. Hal M. Terry, Jr. Lt. Col. George L. Anderson Capt. George V. Ayton S Sgt. Ernest R. Campbell T Sgt. Donald K. Gafford Capt. William T. Jessen j . r ■ •-,..%. ' -.• — The Air Science building provides training for jet-age leaders. M Sgt. Woodrow W. Wagster S Sgt. Joe T. Turner T Sgt. Felix E. Wellman The largest Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps unit in this area is on the Memphis State University campus. It is one of the few on any campus to be housed in its own separate building. MSU ' s unit was one of the first to offer the AFROTC flight instruction program. Included in this program are hours of light plane flight training given to cadets. The AFROTC Department of Air Science ' s ultimate goal is to produce officers for the Air Force through leadership training intensified by ad- vanced students accepting full responsibility for the planning and manage- ment of the cadet corps. 195 Dick Koepke accepts trophy from Col. Hawkins for Memphis State ' s ROTC rifle team winning 3rd place in the nation. Sgt. Don Gafford, center , coached the team. TMi3 IS C MAT y«« GeT por HAvMfc piftry f scTS 1958 Spring Military Ball ZSJ 1958-59 Rifle Team Cadet 2nd Lt. Ray McMaster calls cadence for ROTC drill team. ROTC Band H Cadet Major Thomas W. White alights with a smile after completing tfT ' T B his ' sole ' Link trainer briefing Capt. Evan B. Allen, Jr. salutes the cadet wing review. Stunt Night Sigma Kappa ' s portrayal of a Rebel Heaven landed the women the winning decision 200 Phi Mu ' s Eloise antics won 2nd place. Sigma Chi ' s My Mare, Lady won out over other fraternity pro- ductions. Stunt Night, known also as DZ Follies and Campus Capers, is sponsored annually by Delta Zeta sorority. Members of men ' s and women ' s groups on campus match wits in pro- ducing original skits for the entertainment of the student body. A Memphis charity receives the proceeds from tickets sold to the public for the full-house show. Traveling trophies are presented to the winners of each division. Trophies are also presented for the best poster advertisement and to winning individual acts. Blasting in for 2nd place were the Kappa Alphas. Et tu, Brutus, wailed Sigma Phi Epsilon ' s little Caesar at the Athens State University scene of goodie-giving on campus election day. 201 Ma y D a y A rompin ' and a stompin ' to the May Day music men at the all-student dance. One wonders where one gets one ' s energy after spending days like this one. Herr Professor Eaheart and his Million-dollar champagne M.S.U. band. A one and a two and . . . The photographer was very handsome, the lighting just right, and the dancers were Cheshire cats, ready to smile. They are left, Pat Williams and Judy Killian. Junior Olympic Day, 1957-1958. May Day is really its title, and the event is the 75 yard dash. On second thought it looks more like the Ballet de la May Day! ¥ i ' A hearty swish, a sploosh in the mud, a muddy take-off, and a splashing landing all go into Phil White ' s fine effort in the broad jump. 203 H omecomm Queen Beverly Grugett 204 Festivities were interrupted at the Homecoming Dance as the Queen and her court were presented. They are Betty Jane Winter, first ahernate; Don Pritchard, S.G.A. President; Homecoming Queen Beverly Grugett; and Gerry Hill, second alternate. There ' s always one bird who ' ll look at the birdie. Orby Arnold plays the role at the Homecoming Dance. 205 The Sig Alphas add their Bon-tons and Hoorahs to the cheers with some extra noise-makers for the occasion. Hey! Beverly Grugett, 1958 Homecoming Queen (center), joins her subjects in a yell at the bonfire and pep rally two nights before the big game. 206 The cheerleaders feed the Citadel fire. Question: Are Mary Lena Humphries and Joe Anders trying to throw captain Kitty Barner in the raging pyre? Tune in next year, Homecoming-1959, and you ' ll find out. CRUMPSTADIUM LCOiMPAfffM: UiAETS £r MEMPHIS . SI ATE y CITFlOEl , , jg5j?5;!a;i,„( i!r ' t« ' ' ■■f - ' The horrible fate of the Cadets as presented in Pi Kappa Alpha ' s first place display in the men ' s division. t Sigma Kappa strings up the Cadets to win first place in the women ' s division. 207 Sally Taylor accepts Cub Club trophy from Steve Fransioli, Cub Club president, for Sigma Kappa ' s winning display. Charles White proudly holds Pi Kappa Alpha ' s homecoming display trophy. Cadet officer Dick Koepke says, It ' s not every homecoming that we see such sharp-looking cadets — No Sir! Title? It ' s obvious. The Four Freshmen and Microphone. What a quintet! Bob of the Four Freshmen. No, Bob. the Cub Club trophy isn ' t for you. Hard-charging Nick Buoni, M.S.U. quarterback, makes yardage the hard way against the Citadel Bulldogs at Crump Stadium. 209 ALL- Sigma Chi fraternity wins All-Sing with songs from Carrousel. Other groups taking honors in the December All-Sing were Alpha Xi Delta and Pi Kappa Alpha as third place winners Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and Phi Mu sorority were awarded trophies for prize winning posters. SING Phi Mu sorority joined chorus with American folk songs to win second place in the women ' s di- vision under the direction of Mary Boales. Barry Chase, president of IFC, (left) and Dana Dreinhofer, president of Panhellenic, (right), pre- sented the trophies to the directors of winning groups: Sue Vaughn, Alpha Gam.; Tommy Ash- craft, Sigma Chi; David Dunbar, Pike; and Marty Boales, Phi Mu. Not pictured: Dick Koepke, KA. Kappa Alpha sounded forth with There ' s Nothing Like a Dame under the direction of Dick Koepke to win second place in the men ' s division. s %, The modern architecture of Johnson Hall, the new social science building, complements the MSU campus. This unusual marker stands before the buildina:. Mrs. John Gordon, wife of Dr. Gordon, in the Sociology department, poses beside the attractive, large globe used by many geography students. , ■ ' J r , i . ■ One of the corridors in Johnson Hall JOHNSON HALL Named Educator of the Year 1958, Dr. Rayburn W. Johnson gave Memphis State University over $100,000 from his earnings through the years as a professor, to erect the nation ' s best equipped geography building. The building was dedicated November 24, 1958. at a convention of the top geographers east of the Rocky Mountains. T iSFj- ' ,(ssrm ««!! ' 1892 ' ETHEL B. JOHNSON RECEPTION ROOM IN MEItfORY OF A SINCERE FRIEND AND LOYAL SUPPORTER WHO FJUST DREAMED OF A HOME FOR THE DAMES OI l£MFHI$ STATE UNIVERSITY A view of the classroom in the new building named in honor of Dr. Johnson, chairman of the so- cial science department. The Ethel B. Johnson reception room, named for the late wife of Dr. Johnson, serves as head- quarters for the Dames ' organiza- tion which consists of wives of faculty members. Band Memphis State University ' s Band added interest to each home football game plus the Alabama and Mississippi State games with lively music and entertaining half-time shows this year. The band also presented concerts on campus and performed for Memphis ' Cotton Carnival. Mr. Olin Blickensderfer is band director. DIANE SMITH Head Majorette SYD MULLINS Drum Major MARTY BOALES 214 :- .. ' .;,r Nancy Conner Betty Williams Ardala Harding Diane Bennett - I c Choir Memphis State ' s choir under the direction of Raymond Haggh pre- sented the Messiah as their annual Christmas program. The choral group gave several concerts including the May Day program and choruses in the opera. EUGENE ONEGIN was produced by MSU ' s Music and Speech departments as the annual grand opera. Stars of the opera, Patsy Welting, Sammy White, Mary Ann Turner, and Tommy Ashcraft at curtain call. 216 Drama The 1958 Shakespeare Festival cast A Midsummer Night ' s Dream with Albert Gresham as the impish Puck, Allen Bates as Bottom with the sprouted ' s ass ' s head and David Morelock as King Oberon. Also in the Bus Stop cast were: Estelle Stephens, Jack Hallohan, Bob Womack, Edna Lollis and Diane Parrish. Forensics Association Dwight Williams, freshman de- bater, points out three conclusive needs for the adoption of the af- firmative case. Tom Templeton, senior debater, discusses a negative counterplan with Willard Summers, his soph- omore colleague. Gail Howard, senior debater, talks with Norma Cox, timekeeper for a practice debate. The Forensics Association at MSU is composed of students interested in debating and other forms of pubhc speaking. The group trains for participation in intercolle- giate speech competition with weekly prac- tice sessions. Jeanne Graham, junior, is this year ' s de- bate manager. Memphis State has participated in Tau Kappa Alpha Regional debate, Alabama Dis- cussion Tournament, University of Arkansas Debate Tournament, Mississippi State College for Women Speech Tournament, Tennessee State Speech Contest, and Southern Speech Association Festival. Tours to other colleges and hosting other student groups have also been special proj- ects for the year. The 1958-59 Debate Squad coached by Mr. Thomas R. King, speech instructor. 218 Reli leious Zsa-Zsa gave R-E-W a large kick! Emphasis Week . . . February 23-25, 1959 Dr. Peter A. Bertocci, well-known philosopher and psychologist, of Boston University was the guest speaker of R-E-W this year. Dr. Bertocci ' s topic for the week was Religion and Security. Students filled the auditorium to capacity each day during the assemblies. Films and seminars were held during the week and fireside chats were a new attraction in this year ' s program. Pictured are scenes during the assemblies. BASKETBALL KIRK SCORES AT SUGAR BOWL The Tiger cagers, keeping up with tradition, finished the basketball year with another fine season. Excepting the fact that Memphis State was unable to go to any post-season tournament, the squad had a pleasant year in carving out a 17-6 record. No serious injuries or costly drop- offs hampered the team as it did the year before. MSU opened the year with a 105-56 walloping of Chattanooga and went on from there to six victories in a row before bowing to Mississippi State in the finals of the Sugar Bowl Tournament. Loyola of New Orleans was defeated in the tourney ' s opening round. Early season victims included Alabama, Hardin-Siinmons and Toronto. The Alabama contest was the year ' s first thriller with the Tigers winning 59-55 behind the sparkling play of sub Gene Wilfong. The Tigers hit their peak in the game with Oklahoma City which immediately followed the loss to Mississippi State. Playing at the Memorial Fieldhouse, MSU fashioned a 66-61 win as little Joe Gummersbach sank four clutch free throws in the closing thirty seconds of the game. The Chiefs were rated 12th in the country before the loss was inflicted upon them. Memphis State had hot and cold nights in the second half of the year. One of their better efforts came in a losing cause in a rematch game with the highly touted Maroons of Mississippi State. Playing on the neutral Auditorium court the Tigers went down by a 53-52 score. Perhaps the team ' s best game came in the next to last one of the season against Loyola. Memphis State had split two previous tilts with the New Orleanians on their court but this game was played in the Fieldhouse and the Tigers waltzed to the tune of a 96-62 score. In all probability, the most exciting game was the second duel with Tennessee Tech late in the season. Earlier the Eagles captured Memphis State at Cookville, but again the Tigers proved true on their own court by a 63-60 win. Memphis was down seven points at half time but opened the second half by scoring 13 points before TPI could scratch. Head Coach Bob Vanatta used the same lineup of Jim Hockaday, Orby Arnold, George Price, Skip Wolfe and Joe Gummersbach throughout the season. Arnold and Hockaday led in scoring with Price not far behind. Gummersbach and Wolfe were the spark behind the drive. Subs Wil- fong. Lowery Kirk. Oscar Ammer, Tim Buff, Fred Mangum and Phil Kibbey saw plenty of play- ing time also. SUGAR BOWL CHEERLEADERS AND FRIENDS BOOST SPIRIT OF FAGGED FANS I GOT IT GET OUTTA DA WAY WOLFE IS HOT AT SUGAR BOWL PRICE HITS AGAIN EASY TWO POINTS GIVE HOCK THE BALL, YOU 221 ACROBAT YET, WOW! ■• yiWi lW g iW tin w- - -- yWf MISSISSIPPI STATE WANTS THIS ONE ANTICIPATION ACTION 222 V ' P pm w B -.f ' k K M A V MK wi? ' ' V ' B B V W 5 ■k. JIM HOCKADAY SKIP WOLFE JOE GUMMERSBACH GEORGE PRICE 223 JIM MITCHELL TIM BUFF PHIL KIBBEY LOWERY KIRK 224 WHO ' S HOLDING UP HOCKADAY? KIRK SHOWS BAMA HOW TO WIN 225 ARNOLD GRUNTS AS HE SCORES ARNOLD HITS A CRIP SHOT KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL MISSISSIPPI STATE AND TIGERS TANGLE IN SUGAR BOWL 226 COACH VANATTA EXPLAINS PLAYS TO HIS BASKETBALL PLAYERS MEMPHIS STATE FRESHMAN TEAM 227 Basketball Results -f- Memph Memph Memph Memph Memph Memph Memph Memph Memph Memph Memph Memph s State- s State. s State s State s State.. s State. s State.. s State.- s State.. s State. s State. s State. Memphis State.. Memphis State. Memphis State.. Memphis State.. Memphis State.. Memphis State.. Memphis State.. Memphis State.: Memphis State.. .105 . 64 _ 59 . 74 . 96 .101 . 73 55 . 66 . 75 79 85 . 65 52 . 72 . 95 92 . 93 82 . 63 . 68 Memphis State.... 96 Memphis State.... 77 Chattanooga 56 RoHins 48 Alabama 55 Hardin-Simmons 42 Toronto 52 Tampa 63 Loyola 71 Mississippi State 73 Oklahoma City 61 Florida State 72 Tennessee Tech 82 Birmingham Southern ....33 Ole Miss .... 63 Mississippi State 53 Loyola 87 Tampa 65 Wichita 95 ( Overtime ) Florida State 69 Centenary 67 Tennessee Tech 60 Oklahoma City 71 (Overtime) Loyola 62 Spring Hill 37 i4 H h ' m ■ ■ :. f -if WOLFE CANT SEEM TO STAY ON THE FLOOR JOE ANDERS SHOWS MEMPHIS STATE HOW TO MISS A LAYUP, AS FRANSIOLI CHEERS HIM ON 228 GET YOUR COTTON PICKING HANDS OFFEN THE BALL 4 FRED MANGUM LEAPING LIZZARDS, ER, I MEAN WOLFE CHATTANOOGA GRABS THIS ONE, BUT STATE WINS 229 Boxin; Memphis State was well represented this year in Memphis ' Golden Gloves boxing. The MSU boxing squad is tutored by Coach Roger French, Memphis State assistant football coach, and Herbert Anderson, former professional boxer. Jerry Bialick. a freshman football player at MSU, was named novice heavyweight champ of the North Memphis 1959 Golden Gloves team. Bialick won his crown in the finals with a smashing 30 second performance leading to a TKO. Dickey Lipscomb, Memphis State junior, is the novice welter- weight champ of the North Memphis 1959 Golden Gloves team. He fought his way past three opponents to take the title. 230 Trad lC Glen Johnson, one of the south ' s outstanding track coaches. ■1 ♦ 1 Bi V ' m ' 1 1 M K B The high jump is one of the field sports which requires much practice and terrific courage and endurance. Richard Vollmer, ace sprinter Field men John Rhodes and Bob Lewis Distance men Scott McDill and John Broughton 231 Frank Mattox congratulates Jack Bard as he crosses the plate for a homerun. Oscar Ammer (20) had just scored in front of Bard, Snuffy Akin slides into base . . . Tom Smith, catcher, in a game with Southwestern. Oscar Ammer, center fielder, at bat with Bobby Kennedy catching. SPRING 1958 RESULTS MSU 9 MSU MSU 6 MSU 6 MSU 4 MSU 5 Hanover (Ind.) „_ 6 St. Mary ' s (Minn.) 14 Miss. State 12 Miss. State 3 Union Univ. 2 Union Univ. 1 MSU 7 Southwestern Ark. State .— . ..10 ... 8 MSU...... 18 MSU 10 MSU...... ......11 MSU 8 Florence State ... 6 MSU...... ...... 8 MSU 7 Florence State -.- 8 MSU-- . 7 MSU Millington Navy (Rained out) Millington Navy 9 Delta State 6 Ark. State 12 Southwestern 17 232 ' - £2.Zi..: m ' :. Roy Moore, Jr., Ed Crenshaw and Ed Brantly were members of the 1958 Memphis State golf team. Ed Simmons and Walter Shirah, qualifying team mates. The Tiger golf team has done well on the green. Several matches have resulted in Gene Dixon being current state amateur champion and Louis Graham, current Nashville chainp. Tommy Horton and Louis Graham are recipients of the annual Tennessee Golf Association scholarships. Walter Shirah, Gene Dixon and Louis Graham posed before another famous MSU golfer ' s picture — Hillman Robbins, national collegiate golf champion, 1954. Tommy Horton, a Tiger golfer 233 Bowling On February 2, 1959, at Park Lanes, the Memphis State Bowling League was formed. The following officers were elected; President, Steve Blockman; Vice-Presi- dent, John Whitmore ; and Statistician-Treasurer, Jack Johnson. The teams were formed at the initial meeting with actual competition beginning the following week. The Junior Buds stated in first place and have maintained the top position throughout the season. Heading the top average list is Max Waggerman. Jr. who has been hitting the maples at a 186 clip. SUghtly behind Max is Jack Johnson with a 183 average. Fol- lowing this pair are Frank Conyers, 167; Steve Blockman, 163; and Dave Kohner. 160. The league has been favorably accepted because it affords everyone at Memphis State an opportunity to compete in an intramural sport individually. League Champions will be presented with trophies as will the holder of the top average, and the possesser of the high series. There is a handicap system in use in all league competition, therefore the beginner is able to compete on a par with the better bowlers. This is one of the main factors attributing to the general success of the league. Steve Blockman, left, and Max Waggerman, Jr., right, roll toward a higher score as Jack Johnson and David Kohner await their turn on the alleys. Intramural 9 1; CHEERLEADERS Leading the crowds in cheers at MSU games are: Butch Bassett, Joe Anders, David Middleton, Kitty Barner, Steve Fransioli, Betsy Stevenson, Barry Chase and Mary Lena Humphries. Also helping hoost the MSU tiger spirit at football games are our high-stepping major- ettes led by Dianne Smith. 236 PUBLICATIONS DeSoto Staff The DeSoto is Memphis State University ' s annual yearbook. GAIL A. HOWARD, Editor JOY BAILEY, Associate Editor KEN NEAL, Art Editor 9 7 STEVE FRANSIOLI. Greek Editor, and DANA DREINHOFER, Religion Editor 238 ANN EARLS, Class Editor, and LINDA ADAMS, Senior Editor HERMAN GOLDBERGER, Staff Assist- ant, GLENDA HUEY, Honoraries Editor, and SANDRA BOOTH, Staff Assistant SONNY SANDERS, Staff Assistant: CAROLYN HARDER, Clubs Editor; LARRY SAUNDERS. Activities Editor. BILL TEAGUE, Staff Assistant, and PAT McGREGOR, Beauty Editor. LOUISE HIGHTOWER, Staff Assistant; TAL PETTY, Staff Assistant, and JACQUE CLARK, Faculty Editor. DIANE GREENHILL, Sophomore Editor, and EDNA EARL LOCKHART. Freshman Editor. 239 TIGER RAG STAFF The Tiger Rag is Memphis State University ' s weekly newspaper. GLENDA HUEY, Editor— Fall Semester JOHN McCRACKEN, Editor— Spring Semester ' «VSv.«i-W , 240 FRED EASON, Business Manager MIMI HARDY, Society Editor GEORGE LAPIDES, Sports Editor 241 ;«  ««;■ .;-, -i .4 -« MS.- ..S ««a i MARY TOBIN, Editorial Editor f PATSY PARKER, Religious Clubs Editor CARL CRAWFORD, Staff Photographer STEVE BLOCKMAN, Associate Sports Editor 242 BERNIE MINTZ, WAYNE NORTON, and HERMAN GOLDBERGER, Staff Members PRISCILLA LEE, Staff Assistant BARBARA HEARN, MARY GLEN BADGETT, and MARGIE LITTLEJOHN, Staff Assistants 243 LUTHER (SONNY) SANDERS Public Relations Student Co-ordinator News Bureau BOB PERRY News Bureau Student Co-ordinator JACK DALE and GAIL FRANKLIN prepare news releases concerning MSU students and events to be mailed to West Tennessee newspapers shown by dots on the wall map. 244 Special Features 245 WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS PHIL MULKEY Purdy, Missouri GEORGIA RUSSELL Memphis SUE VAUGHN Memphis ANITA FULGHUM Memphis JIM PARKER Kosciusko, Miss. GLENDA HUEY Memphis MARY VIRGINIA STONE Union City, Tenn. CHRISTA GREEN Cordova, Tenn. CATHERINE EARNER Memphis DIANE DICKENS Memphis ROBERT CANFIELD Memphis 246 1958-59 IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES JUDITH PRIDDY Memphis % % JANEEN MAES Memphis JIM PIRTLE Memphis JACKIE EDWARDS Fulton, Ky. JENILU RICHIE Memphis BLANCHE POPE Memphis GENTILISKA LINDSEY Pine Bluff, Ark. ED WILLIAMS Osceola, Ark. FLOYD HERZOG Memphis SARAH SMITH Grand Junction, Tenn. AUDREY MASSEY Little Rock, Ark. 947 WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 1958-59 DON PRITCHARD Memphis BETTY JANE WINTER Memphis DIANE SMITH Indianola, Miss. i € I BEVERLY MAYS Humboldt, Tenn. ROSE SAWYER Memphis LARRY SAUNDERS Brighton, Tenn. GAIL HOWARD Memphis ADDISU RICHIE Memphis 248 Hall of Fame The following twenty students were named to the Hall of Fame by members of the June, 1959 graduating class. To be eligible these seniors had to have a 2.0 average. Tom Ashcraft Kitty Burner Butch Bassett Jim Baxter Bob Canfield Ben Gray Melvin Greer Leroy Gregory Bud Hallmark Bobby Hamnions Don Pritchard William Johnson (Not pictured) Rose Sawyer Mike Moklebust Ray Simpson W25 . ,-«  ' mf ' Jim Pirtle John Haines ' jB V ' JL Betty Jane Winter Jim Porter Frances Ann Young 249 Mr. Memphis State JIM PIRTLE 250 Miss Memphis State im i liiMi l iM|nM .  «««iS8vj: ' -  - (-4 DIANE SMITH Typical Ed and Co-ed 252 BEVERLY GRUGETT AND RICHARD VOLLMER Mr. and Miss Fabulous WILL BE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR HOME EC. MANNING HAL ' OOR MONDAY BARBARA RUSSELL AND PRESTON ROBB 253 May Q ueen % W   f • -n • P 7 f ■WWfcfc ' 1 ' IIMi 254 ELIZABETH BUTCH BASSETT f- ■r ■■T ' ♦ BITTS! 1 -v i , - Junior Miss FLORENCE ANN WILKINS gga Miss Fashion CHARLENE BOULDIN, first alternate, Miss Fashion— ANNETTE TAYLOR, and NANCY WATTS, second alternate. DeSOTO BEAUTY QUEEN LINDA RICE 256 Informals of the 1959 DeSoto Beauty Queen- Linda Rice The 1959 DeSoto Queen is a pretty lass who hails from Savannah — a small West Tennessee town where cotton-picking abounds. Queen Linda ' s musical ability at the piano is matched by an equal vocal talent. Her daze as a freshman has almost passed — she studies hard and does much more than pass ! 257 mii mi-i- LINDA 258 I FIRST ALTERNATE CHARLENE BOULDIN 259 SECOND ALTERNATE JUDY BARGER 260 MEMBERS OF THE COURT MARGARET ANN GRACEY 261 FLORENCE WILKINS 262 DOROTHY STEWART 263 I I ■Bb SUZANNE POTTS 264 Judy Barger, second alternate ; DeSoto Queen Linda Rice ; Charlene Bouldin, first alternate Beauty Court Emcee Marty Martin Judges for the event were Stan Richards, WMPS; Jeanne Botto, WHER; Irene Case, Merle Norman Cosmetics; Bill Boozer, Commercial Appeal. 266 — A— Accounting 1 18 Activities 193 Administration 17 Air Force ROTC 194 All-Sing 210 Alpha Delta Pi 148 Alpha Epsilon Pi 154 Alpha Gamma Delta 152 Alpha Lambda Delta 129 Alpha Psi Omega 128 Alpha Xi Delta 168 Alumni 30 Arabesque Club 1 18 Arnold Air Society 131 Art Club 1 19 Association for Childhood Education 117 Athletics 183 — B— Band 214 Baptist Student Union 105 Baseball ' . 232 Basketball 220 Biology Club .____..119 Bowling 234 Boxing 230 — C— Canterbury Club 106 Cheerleaders - 236 Chi Beta Phi 132 Choir 216 Classes 40 Clubs 117 Contents 1 1 Cub Cl ub 120 — D— Deans 20 Delta Kappa 132 Delta Sigma Pi - ' -42 Delta Zeta 1 72 DeSoto Queen and Beauty Court 256 DeSoto Staff 10, 237 Directors 21 Disciples Student Fellowship 107 Drama 217 — E— En Guarde 120 Entre Nous 140 Euparthenes 180 — F— Faculty .__. _.__ 22 Fraternity Sweethearts 181 Football 184 Forensics Association 218 Foreword 13 Freshmen 80 — G— Gamma Phi Beta 160 German Club 121 Golf 233 Graduate Students 99 Graduation 4 Greeks : 147 — H— Hall of Fame 248 Hillel Foundation 108 Homecoming 204 Honoraries 128 — I— Independents 104 Inservo 121 Interfraternity Council 37 Intramural Sports 235 loka Wikewam 122 —J— Johnson Hall 212 Junior Panhellenic 36 Juniors 54 Junior Miss 255 267 Kappa Alpha 152 Kappa Sigma 1 70 Koinonia 109 — L— Lambda Chi Alpha 175 Leadership 29 Liberal Arts Honor Society 133 — M— M Club 122 Marketing Club 123 Math Club 123 May Day 202 May Queen 254 Miss Fashion 255 Miss MSU 251 Modern Dance 124 Mr. MSU 251 Mr. and Miss Fabulous 253 Mynders Hall 31 Mynders West 34 — N— Newman Club HO News Bureau 244 North Hall _._ 32 — 0— Opera 216 Organ Guild 124 Organizations 103 — P— Panhellenic Council 35 Phi Alpha Theta I33 Phi Delta Kappa 134 Phi Gamma Nu I44 Phi Mu 156 Physical Education Club 125 Pi Delta Epsilon I34 Pi Kappa Alpha I55 Pi Sigma Epsilon I35 President J. M. Smith 18 Professionals 140 Psi Chi - 137 Psychology Club 125 Publications 237 Public Relations 244 — R— Religious Clubs 1 04 Religious Emphasis Week 219 — S— Scates Hall 33 Seniors 40 Sigma Alpha Epsilon . 150 Sigma Chi 158 Sigma Delta Pi 137 Sigma Kappa 1 74 Sigma Phi Epsilon 178 Social Science Club 126 Society for the Advancement of Management 126 Sock and Buskin 127 Sophomores 165 Special Features . 245 Special Students 99 Staffs 27 Student Government 38 Stunt Night 200 Sugar Bowl . 220 Supreme Court 39 — T— Tassel 138 Tau Kappa Alpha 139 Tiger Rag Staff 240 Track 231 Typical Ed and Co-Ed 252 — w— Wesley Foundation HI Westminster Fellowship ._1 12 White Caps 127 Who ' s Who 246 Wittenburg Society 113 268 -A— Aaron, James Aaron, Katheleen Adams, Audie - Adams, Charles L Adams, Charles W. _ Adams, Chimane Adams, Darrel Adams, Edna - — Adams, Elizabeth ..... Adams, Fred Adams, Helen Adams, J. W Adams, Linda - Adams, Toni Adkins, Dan Agneta, Patricia Ahart, Waymon Aiken, Charles Ainsworth, Charles — Akers, Marie Akin, Bill Akin, Davis Aldridge, Robert Alexander, Bruce Alexander, Floyd Alexander, Lonnie Allen, Patricia Allen, Rebecca Allford, Joe ■ Allison, Fred Allison, Mary Alsup, Gail Alsup, Jerry Amidei, Sharlyn Ammer, Oscar Anders, Joe Anderson, Ann Anderson, Beverly Anderson, Earleen Anderson, Steve Andre, Phil Andreas, Scott Andrews, Lynda Anglin, Holda Anthony, Minnie Anthony, Vance Argo, Brenda Arkin, Charles Armes, William Armstrong, Janice Arnett, Lynda Arrington, Raymond Arthur, Beverly Arwood, Juanita Arwood, Loreita Ashcraft, Thomas — Ashwood, Eddie Astor, Pat — Atkins, John Atkinson, Steve Avery, Bill Avis, Pat 81 81 41 81 41 55 81 41 81 41 55 81 55 81 55 81 41 55 66 66 55 66 81 81 81 81 66 81 41 55 81 81 81 66 55 41 81 55 81 81 55 . 66 41 81 66 55 81 66 55 66 81 41 66 81 . 81 41 . 99 . 66 . 66 . 81 . 66 . 81 Aymett, Julian — 66 Ayres, Martha — 66 Azbill, Carolyn - 55 — B— Baddour, Emilie — 81 Badgett, Mary - Baggett, James .- Bailey, Dempsey James — Otis - _ Sarah 55 66 81 Bailey, James .- 41 Bailey, Otis _ _ 66 Bailey, Sarah 55 Baker. Barbara — 55 Baker, Ed - - 66 Baker, James 41 Baker, Joe - 81 Baker, John _ 41 Baker, Marti _ 66 Baker, Sarah 81 Ball, Janet _ - 81 Ballard, Patricia 55 Ballard. Robert - _- - _. 41 Ballinger, Adam - 81 Ballinger, Doug 81 Bamford, John 81 Banister, Kathleen 81 Bannister, Jack _ 66 Bannister, John — 41 Baratti, Barbara 55 Barbee, Mary Ann „ 66 Barber. Nancy Lynn _ 66 Bard. Jack 55 Barger, Judith _ 81 Barker. Rosa 66 Barkley, Ruth . _ 55 Earner, Catherine - 41 Barnes, James 41 Barnes, Michelle 41 Barnett, Sarah 81 Barnett, William _ 66 Barr, Grace _ _ — 66 Barrington, James 55 Barton, R( bort — 55 Baruchman, Joan 55 Bassett, Elizabeth 66 Bates, Mary 66 Baxter, James 41 Beal, Sue - _ - — 66 Beale, Howard _ ._- 81 Beasley. Gaylon — _ 55 Beauchamp, Betty 66 Beaver, Bonnie 81 Beck, Carol _ 55 Beckett, Barbara 55 Beckman, Hunter - „ 81 Beene, James _ 81 Beith, Joe 55 Belew, Ann 81 Bell, Thomas 82 Bennett, Charleen ._ 41 Bennett, Edwina 82 Bennett, Donald _ 41 Bennett, Sarah _ 82 Benney, Marilyn ._ _ 82 Berry, James 41 Caldwell, Ruth Best, Nell _ _ 82 Berg, Malcolm _ 66 Berry, Linda _ - 66 Bethune, Sarah 82 Beville, Sarah 82 Biddle, Barbara - - 66 ... 56 Biggs, Carol _ 66 Billings, Frank - 82 Black. John 66 Black, Roy — 66 Billions, Gerald — 82 Binkley, Patricia - 41 Blair, Jack 82 Bishop, James 41 Blaiss, Jerry - 82 Blackwcll, Bobby, Jr. 41 Blankenship, Barbara — Blanchard, Margaret Blankenship, Doris Blackwell. Don Blanton, Vernon . — Blockman, Steve ... Boatman, Faye Boales, Marty Bobbitt, William _ Bobo, Sidney _ Bodine, Walter Bodry, Dolores Bonds, Carole Bonduelle, Bruno . Bonner, Robert Bonner, Ronnie — Booker, Ronald Boone, Martha Booth, Sandra Boothe, Martha Borah, Patricia Borders, Pat — Borgognoni, Palma Boroughs, Gerald . Borum, Mary Boscio, Amary Bouldin, Charlene . Bounds, Earlyne — Bowen, Joe Bowen, Lady Vera . Bowers, Claude — Bowman, Denver _ Bowling, Linda Box, Eugenia Boyce, David Boyden, Janice Boyle, Jeri — Brackhahn 82 41 82 55 67 55 82 42 82 55 42 82 99 82 82 55 67 67 42 67 55 56 56 42 67 82 82 56 67 67 42 67 82 82 56 82 82 82 42 56 82 Braddock. Johnny Bradley, Elizabeth — Bradley, Gerald - Bradley, James Jr. - - Bradshaw, Julia - — 56 Brady, Gene - 67 Brady, Jane 82 Braker. Diane 67 Brank, John 82 Brannon, Jimmie 42 Brassfield, Billy _ 82 Bralton, Norma - — 67 Branyan, Claude — - 42 Braswell, Charlotte - — - — 42 Bray, Jerry _ 67 Brennan, Charles 82 Brewer, Annie _ 67 Bridges, Lamar — .- — 67 Briscoe. Betty _. 82 Brooks. Barbara - - 82 Brooks, Carlos 56 Brooks, Joe - 67 Brooks, Raymon - 82 Brooks, Willis 82 Britto n. Bennie - 67 Browder. Donald 56 Brown, Bernie 67 Brown, Charles — 99 Brown, Deanna „ 56 Brown, Doyal _ 67 Brown, Harlan 67 Brown. Guy 56 Brown, Jeanette 56 Brown, Lowell -. 82 Brown, Robert 82 Brown, Robert H 42 Browning. Bobby 67 Bruce, Bruce. Bruno, Bruno, Bryan, Barbara 67 Sidney 42 James - - 82 James V 42 Donald 82 Bryan, James - 82 Bryant, Norman — 56 Bryson, Lee 42 Buchalter. Bob 67 Buchanan. Jim 67 Buckner, Clay 42 Burke, John -- 56 Burkett, Jimmie 82 Burleson, William _ 82 Burlison, Mary _ 83 Burgess, Herman 42 Burnett, Robert 67 Burns, Jeanette 56 Burns, John _ 42 Burns, Jt)yce 67 Burrell. Wayne 42 Burris. Judy _ 83 Burrus. Luther Jr 56 Burt. Jack _ 83 Burton, Barbara — 67 Bush, George _ 42 Bussel. Alan 83 Busby. James _ 67 Byrd. Marcy 67 Byrd. William 67 Buxbaum, James 83 Byrd, William E 42 — C— Cain , James W. _ 56 Caldwell, Joyce _ 42 Caldwell, Robert _ 67 Callioun, James _ 42 Calvo, Mario ., 67 Campbell, Bill _ _ 83 Campbell, Marilyn 83 Canaday, Judith 83 Can field, Bert — 83 Can field. Bob _ - 42 Cannon, Helen _ 83 Cannon, Joyce _ --- 67 Cannon, Jerry _ 83 Cannon, John 56 Caplcna, Dale _ 42 Capooth, Dorothy - 83 Carey, Dorothy 56 Ca ri t he rs , Ann _ _ 83 Carmack, Kenneth _ 83 Carothers, R. H. - 56 Carr, Everette _ 67 Carrell, Mary _ _ 42 Carrinpton, Betty ._ 42 Carroll, Charles 42 Carroll, Jean 83 Carrol 1 , Judy 83 Carruth, James 56 Carter, Thomas 56 Caruthers, Jerry _ - 67 Caruthers, Anne 56 Cary, Fran 67 Cary, Harold _.. _... 42 Casey, Katherine 68 Casli, Roy _ _ 68 Catcs, Marilyn „. 83 Causey, Charles _ 68 Chambers, Dwain _ 56 Chandler, George 83 Chapman, Paul _ _ 83 Chase, Barry _ 56 Chase, Nelda 42 Chenau It , Don _ 68 Cherry, Tommie 83 Chidester, Kathleen „ 56 Childers, Byron 68 Childress, William _ 83 Childs, Judith 56 Childs. Richard 42 Chrisman, Bonnie - 83 Christian, Jane _ _ 56 Chumney, Ken „ 56 Churchill, Ronnie 83 Churchill, William _. _ 42 Cianciolo, Frank 68 Cla bough. Dawn 83 Clan ton, Irene 56 Clanton, Myra 42 Clark, Ann _ _ 68 Clark, Anne _ 68 Clark, George 56 Clark, Howard _ _ 83 Clark, Jacque - 83 Clark, Leslie 43 Clark, Lou Alice - -- 43 Clayton, Clarice 56 Clem, Mary 68 Clemens, Dawson 43 Clement, Julia 68 Clements, Gerald _. 43 eleven ger, Tommy _ _ 43 Click. Robert „... _ 68 Clift, Paul _ _ 83 Clifton, Bill _ _ 56 Cloyes, Fletcher 83 Cloys, Mary Sue _ 68 Coats. Mary _ 83 Cochran, Kenneth 83 Cocliran, Nell _ 57 Cofer, Diane _ 68 Coffey, Don _ „ _ 68 Coke, Harry _ 83 Cole, Karen 83 Cole, Pat - - 43 Cole, Phillis _ _ 68 Coleman, Charles _ 83 Coleman, Jere „ 83 Coleman, John _ 43 Coleman , John 56 Coleman, Mary 83 Coleman, Ray 83 Coles. Alex _ 43 Col lard, Joseph _ 56 Collier, Virginia „ 68 Collins. Joseph ..- 68 Collins, Patsy _ 83 Collins, Susan - 83 Collins, Thomas „ _... 68 Coll harp, Nancy 56 Colvard, Robert _ _ 56 Coltrain, Conley 83 Colvett, John 83 Colvin. Ruth _ 83 Combs, John _ 83 Comer, Paula _. _ _ 68 Compton, Gordon _ 56 Compton, Judy _ 68 Conner, James „ 43 Conner, Melville _ 84 Conner, Nancy _ 84 Cook, Jan el _ _ _ _,. 84 Cook, George _ 43 Cook son, James _ _ 57 Cooley , George 43 Cooley, Robert 84 Cooley, Sara _ 84 Coolidge, Jerry 68 Coolidge, William 84 Cornelius. Leland _ 57 Corrington, Richard 84 Cou nee, Graper _ 43 Court, Patricia _ 57 Cousins, Nancy _ 43 Cousins, Toni _ _ 84 Covey, Susan „ 84 Covington, Jimmie ._ 84 Covington, Sara 68 Cowgill, Othell „ 84 Cowles, Jerry _ 68 Cox, Brenda _ _ 84 Cox, John -. 84 Cox , James _ 84 Cox, Larry _ 84 Cox, Norma „.. 57 Crab tree, Robert _ _ 84 Grain, Lawson 43 Crane. D wight 68 Crawford, Bobby _ _ 84 Craw ford . Carl _ _ _ _ 68 Crawford. Jerry . 68 Crawford, Judy 84 Cresswell, James 68 Crenshaw, Alfred - _ 57 Crenshaw, Edward _ 43 Criner. Jamie 84 Crilchfield, Carol __ _ 68 Crocker, Carol 68 Crosby, Bernie 84 Cross, James _ „ 57 Crossett, Bobby 84 Crossnine, Raymond _ _ 43 Crossnine, Rose ..- _ 57 Crou c h , Dorot h y _ _ 84 Crouch, James 57 Crull, Julia -- _ 84 Crum, Judy _ „ 68 Crump, Walter _ _ _ _ 68 de la Cruz, Manuel 43 Cul breath, Jane „ 57 Cummings. Barbara _ 43 Cunningham, David 68 Cunningham, Jacob 84 Curry, Charles 84 Curry, David Curry, Jack .. Curtis, Kay .. -D— D ' Aoust, William ._.. Dabbs, Lester, Jr. ... Dacus, Alicia Dacus, James Dale. Jack C _ Damron. James A. .., Dandridge. William Daniels. Joe Gary Dannelley. Perry Lee Dargie. Bert Davidson. Jane Davidson, Vervon Davis, Betty Davis, Betty Jo Davis, Carole Davis, Edward Jan Lanny Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis. Leo James _ Marye Dawkins. Becky Dawkins, Pat Day, Fred - Day, Sarah Belle .._ Daze, Grace Deal, William _ Dean, Sally Deason, Bill DeBerry, Drue De Bose, Russ Demuth. Kent 43 84 68 43 57 84 43 69 69 57 57 57 69 69 57 57 69 84 84 57 84 69 69 84 69 84 69 43 84 69 69 69 57 43 69 84 43 69 84 43 Dendrinos. Danny Gerry _ Denson. Robert De Vore. Lores Devore. Philip B. Dewitt. Maida Dickens. Diane Dickenson, Charles _ _ 57 Dickenson, J. E. _ 43 Dickenson. Sandi „ 59 Dickson. Dottie _ 43 Dickison. Ray Jr _ 84 Dickson. Carole 57 Diebolt. Joe _ _ 84 Dieter, Robert _ _ _ gg Diffee, Barbara _ 84 Dill. Charles B _ _ _ 69 Dillnian. Harry _ _ 43 Dillon. Charlene _ 57 Dillon. Dortliy _ 69 Dillon, Pat _ 69 Dinwiddle, William 84 Dixon, Genen _ 57 Dodson, Ruth 43 Doherly, Ralph 43 Doddridge, Josephine H _ _ 69 Donjoian. George Wm _ 99 Dormer. Arnold 84 Dolan. Jack _ _ 43 Dorsett, Carrflyn 84 Ray 84 Vasco Bruce 44 Elizabeth Jo 44 Dorsett, Dorsett, Dorsey. Dorsey. Grover Dorsey. Dowda. Dowdy, _ _ 85 William Chester 44 Hovio Car.d Stidham, - nn Jr. Downey. Jo 69 44 57 Doyle. Carl _ _ 44 Dreinhofer. Dana - 57 Dunavant. Bottle _ 85 Dunavant. Sue _ 85 Duncan. Nancy 44 Dundas. Jimmy _ 69 Dungan. Thomas _ _ _ - 85 Dunlap, Billy E _ 69 Dunn. Douglas 99 ...., _ _... 85 _ 99 Dunlap. Emily Dunn. Elsie ... Dunn. Marshall Dunn. Marshall W _ 44 Duskin. Joel _ _ — E— Earls. Ann Early. Nelson Earney, Sue Easley, Wallace Eason, Fred East, Linda - Eaton, Henry 57 57 69 85 85 44 85 57 269 E -hols, William — til o. Joan EilcoriKii. Giif _ Eillciiil. Carolyn Eillunil. Kielh _ E iiiii ' ' tun. Jane .. _ Eilniondson. Charlotte .. Eiinov. Corrine Eilwar.ls. Billy EilKarils. Koroiiiy Eilwanls. Jackie EiK-rt. Bob - - EKan. William EUlritipf. Sue _. Ellenburj;. Glenda — Ellis. Aubrey - - Ellis. Jean — Emerson. Gary - — - Enjiolberj:. Lorraine English. Diane _ Epi ' s, John Erwin, Sara Erwin. Sylvia _ — Eskew. Katheryn Estes. Ju ly — -. Eiheritlge. Ann Elheridpe. Gary _ - Euer, .Michael — Evans, Byron Evans, Ed Evans, Richard Evans, Sara Everett, Ernest — _ Everett, Vt ' illiani E ell. Barbara 44 85 69 69 69 69 85 4t 57 69 44 69 44 85 44 85 69 . 57 69 57 69 85 69 85 85 . 85 69 . 85 69 70 85 85 85 — F— Faires, Thomas - Fakes, Roger Falls, X illiams .- .- Falsone, -Anne _ Farris, Gerald — Fau-ihl, Linda Feinslein, Marlene _ — — Felts. Bill . Fergurson, Linda Ferguson, Robert Fey. Beverly Ferrell, William — Fiala, Janet - _. Figgins, Chris Figiel, Chester — Finch. Gordon Finch, Joyce Findlay, Stephen Finger, Michael Finley, John Fisher, Russell Fitch, Jean Fitch. Flovd Ford, Ford, Ford, Forrester Forrester Marihn George Clvde Richard Ronald Bennie Gus ..... Forsylhe, Barbara Foster, Dick Foster, Tommy Fowler, Bobby Fowler, Katherin Fowler, Nancy Franklin, . nn Barbara - Gail John Sherman Steve Franklin, Franklin, Franklin, Franklin, Fransioli, Free. Judy Free, J. Edward Free. Raymond Freednian, Harry Freeman, Charlotte Freeman, James ._ _ French. Beth French, Jim French, Jean __ Friedman. Harry Frizzel, Beverly Fron,ibarger. Carl Fulgnutii. . nita _ 44 _ 86 - 70 _ _ 86 44 __ 70 70 57 70 44 85 85 70 85 85 70 57 70 70 86 57 58 44 85 85 85 58 85 58 85 58 58 85 44 44 58 58 85 85 58 85 85 85 70 44 85 58 85 70 44 70 85 85 85 58 85 70 70 44 Fulghnm. Barbara Fulp. Claude Fumbanks. Christine Furr. Patricia _.. Furr. Peggy Gaines. Gaines. — G— Gable. Jacob _.._ 86 Gaede. Jeanetle _ 58 Gaines. Don _ 58 Gena _ 58 Marly _ 86 Gaines. Noel _ „ 86 Ganfl . Marion _ 86 Gardner. Charles 44 Gardner. Delnres 70 Gardner. Donald _ 58 Gargas. Frank 86 Gari fas. Carrie _ 70 Gary. Elaine _ 70 Gatelev. Bet.«v 86 Gallin! Pat 86 Callis. .Margaret 44 Ga . Delores 44 Genes. Edilie _ _ 58 Gentry. Jerry _ 86 George. Edrie 86 Gerties. Tom 58 Gibbs. Judith _ 86 Gibson. Harry 44 Ciem. Yvonne 70 Gilbrealh. Mary _ 86 Gilhooley. James 58 Giff ' .rd. Carole 70 Giles. Marjorie 70 Gill. Dixie _ 86 Gill. Noble _ 44 Gillespie. Robert - - - 70 Gilpin, Edward - - ' 0 Gipson, Harvey 44 Giuntini, Linda 86 Glasco, Patti -- 86 Glover, . lfred _ - — 58 Goad, Judy _ - 86 Goad. Nan 86 Goad. Jean - 86 Gohn, Bill 44 Goings. Charlotte _ - -14 Goins, Kenney _ 86 Goldberger. Herman 58 Oiodnian, Rowland — 86 Goodwin. Danny - 58 Goodwin. Robert 44 Goree. Kennetii — 70 Gosney. Steven - 70 Grabowski. Linda - 58 Gracey. Grafton Graliani Graliani Graves, Graves, Gray, Gray, Gray, Gray. Gra -, Green Margaret 70 Lorelta _ 86 Jeanne - 58 Louie 58 Thomas — - - 58 V ray - 86 Ben - 45 Wanda _ 45 Ralph 58 Robert - 86 Steve _ 86 Ann _ .. 86 Green. Jimmy - 86 Green. Sandra - 86 Greenbaum, Joann _ - - 45 Greenberg, Sidney .- - 86 Greenhill. Dianne - 86 Greer, Franklin — 45 Greer, Jack _ 45 Greer, Jimmy - _ 70 Greer, Melvin 45 Gregory, Gary - 86 Gregory, Leroy _ 45 Gregory, Richard - - - 86 Gresham, Barbara - - 86 Griffin, Barbara _ 86 Griffith. Anne .._ 58 Griffith, James 86 Griffith, Marie 70 Griggs, John _ 70 Grilli, Gail - _.. 86 Grimes. William 45 Grisham. Gloria ... Grinder, Jimmy ... Gronauer, Bob Grossniann, John Grubbs, Billy Grugett, Beverly . Gurley, Charlotte Gurley, James Guthrie, Ronald ... Gwvn, Mitzi 45 86 45 86 45 58 86 86 87 45 -H— Haddad, Charles _ 87 Hackney, Bobby - 58 Hainan, Wayne Haines, Joe Haines, John — Hair, . nne Halford, Billy .. Hall, Carolyn .. Edward .. James Jerry Joyce Patsy 87 70 45 45 87 87 70 45 87 87 45 Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Halliburton, Charles - 45 Hallmark, James 45 _.. 87 45 ...._ _ _ 87 _ _ 70 _ _ 87 Hamer, Jim Hantilton, James Hamni, Billy — Hamni. Jane Hammell, Mary Hammond, Margie - 87 Hamrnons, Bobby — 45 Hampson, Donald _ 45 Hampson, Jim _ _ 70 Hance, Edwin _ - — 87 Hanl.m, Roswell .— _ 87 Hanna. Barbara _ 87 Hansen. Sue _ 87 Hanson, Pat _ 87 Haraway. Edith _ 45 Harber, Jerry _ 87 Harder, Carolyn 58 Hardin. Bobby _ _ _ 58 Harding, Ardale -_ _ _ 87 Harding. Larry _ 45 Hardison, Cary _ _ 70 Hardwick, Danny _ 87 Hardy. Jimmy _ _ 87 Hardy, Joe _ _ 87 Hare, Bob _ __ 87 Hargrove. Barbara _ _ 45 Harkins. Pat _ _ 87 Harmon. Bonnie _ 87 Harmon, Jeannine „ _ 58 Harrington, Kay 70 Harris, Bobby _ 58 Harris. Harris, Harris, Harris. Harris. Harrison Harrison Harrison Hartman Hartman Eleanor _ 87 Georgia 58 Harold _ 87 Robert _ _ 58 Virgil ..._ _ _ 87 Frances _ _ _ 58 Glenn _ 58 Wade _. 58 Fred _ 71 Joan _ _ 58 Hartzog. Tliomas _ __ _. 45 Harvey. Sara _ _ _ 71 Harwell. Joe _ 59 Hastings. Johnnie _ 87 Halchep. Betty _. 59 HalhciH ' k. Johnny _ _ 87 Hawkins, Beverly _ 59 Hawkins, Jo Ann 71 Hawkins, Linda _ _ _. 71 Hawley, Martha Hay, Rae Hayes, Evalyn ... Ha es, Lawson . Havnes, Bill 71 59 71 46 71 Haynie, Richard - 87 Hays, .Ann - 71 Hazen, Jean - 87 Hazlett. Jean — - - 71 Hazlett, Martha - -- - 59 Hazlewood. Eugene - 71 Hea.lden. Dava -- 87 Heard, Eugene - — 71 Hcarn. Barbara - 59 Hcarn, Carolyn - 46 Hearn, Kenneth — _ - 59 Heath, Weldon 46 Heavin, June - 71 Hcffington, John _ _ 46 Heimer, Walter _ — - 46 Heitner, Ruth - 87 Helms. Judy - - 71 Helt, Robert Henderson, . delaide Henderson, Frances Henley, Beverly Henley, Nancy Henry. Robert 87 46 59 46 59 87 Henslev. William — 71 Hcrbers, William - - - - 46 Herman, Sheila — 87 Herrington, Harold _ - 59 Herzog, Floyd - - 46 Hess, Glenn - 87 Hesseltine, Hubert - 59 Hester, B, R - 46 Heustess, Ann 71 Heywood, John 71 Hick. Charles Hickey, Robery Hickey, Paul Hickman, John Hicks, Janice — Hilbun, Peggie - Hill, Anita Hill, Betty Edgar Gerry Hill Hill Hill. Tluirman Hillhouse. Barbara Hindman, Charlene Hinds, Elbert _ Hinton. Jackie Hoback, Marty Hockaday, James ... Hodges, Bob Hodges, Patricia — Hogan, Gerald - H(tgatt, Sara Holder, Bee Holland, Brenda ... Holland, Connie .... HoUenbec, David - HoUey, Emma ' HoUey, Richard 46 46 87 87 59 46 59 71 88 59 71 88 88 71 71 88 46 88 59 59 88 88 71 59 88 88 59 Hollingsworth, Hugh .- — 88 Hollingsworth, Janis HoUoran, Tom — Holt, Connie Holt, Richard - Hood, James Hookings, Peter Hopkins, Billy . Hopper, Jim 88 88 88 46 46 46 88 59 Hopper, Joanne — 71 Hopper, Michael - 88 Hopson, Pat - - 88 Home, Robert _ - - 88 Horner, Jim _ 71 Hornsby, Laura 46 Horton, Thomas - 71 Hough, Joe — 88 House, Eleanor - -- 88 House, Jack - — 88 Houston, Martin _ - 59 Howard, Charles - - 59 Howard, Gail 46 Howard, Jack - 71 Howard, Mary - - - 88 Howard. Ozelle - 99 Howell. .Anne - 71 Howell. Billy - - 59 Howell. Faye . — - - 88 Howell. Wavne - - 88 Hovt, Richard - — 46 Huddlest(m, Nan - - 71 Hudon, Normand - -- 59 Hudson, Harriet _ —- 88 Hudson, Marv _ 88 Huey, Glenda _ 46 Huffman, Shirley 88 Huggins, Carolyn - — 88 Hughes, Williams - 88 Hughes, Dennise - 88 Hughes, Janice - — 88 Hughes, Leslie - - 88 Hughev. Gayle 88 Hull, Joyce 46 Hume, Hoberl _ - 59 Humphrey, Mary - 71 Humphries, Charles 59 Humphries, Loretta - - 88 Hunninen. .Alan — _ _ -■• 88 Hunt, Robert 71 Hunter. Linda - 46 Hunter. Pat _ - 88 Hurd, Walker - 46 Hurley, Louis - 71 Hurst, Francis - 88 Hurst, Joyce - - 88 Huskison, Bill ...._ - - _ 88 Hutcherson. David 71 Hyatt, Libby Hvde, Sara -I— Ingram, James Inman. Carol 88 71 46 88 Inman, Edwin 71 Irvin, Garel _.... 88 Irvin, Sarali 88 Ison, Charles - 71 Isom, Jinimie 89 -J— 72 46 46 Jabbour, Richard Jackson, Cliarles Jackson, Charles E _ Jackson, Charlotte - 59 Jackson, Donna - _ 89 Jackson, Kenneth 59 Jackson, John _ — 59 Jackson, Nancy 89 Jacobs, Gayle 59 James, Charles - 72 Jamison, Beverly — 72 Jamison, Jack _ 89 Janes, Darrell - _ 59 Janes, Sue - — 59 January, John _ — — - 72 Jarrard. Jarrell 59 Jay, Marilyn — Jeffers, John Jehl, Jon Jelks, Barbara ... Jenkins, Myrtle 89 89 46 89 89 89 89 Jennings, Barbara Jenkins, Wesley . 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Scott 47 McDonald, Bruce - 74 McDonald, Drucilla 91 McDonald, Mary 91 McDowell, Forrest 47 McEwen, Jean _ 74 McGaha, Kate - 74 McGarrity, Gene 91 McGarrity, Kay 91 McGee, Mable 91 McGec, Maurice 91 McGowan, Sam 74 McGregor, John 74 McGregor, Patricia 61 McGrory, Sandra 91 Mclntyre, Agnes — 74 Mclntyre, D ottie 47 McKinney, James 74 McKinney, Jim — 91 McLcod, Jim 74 McMahan, Linda 91 McMaster, Ray _ 74 McNeill, Phil _ 61 McWhorter, Jeff _ 47 Meacham, Patsy - — 74 Meade, Flora 61 Meadors, Kenneth 74 Meadows, Lee — 74 Meadows, Sandra 74 Meagher, Paula — — 91 Meals, Patricia - - -— 74 Meister, Herbert — 74 Mellard, Etta — - 91 Mentzel, Mary 91 Merchent, James — — 61 Mcrritt, Ben _ - -- 61 Merryman, Stan — 91 Mewborn, Joy - - 48 Meyer, Regina 74 Meyer, Sylvan — 74 Meyer, Sylvia - 74 Middleton, David _ _ — 74 Milam, Dora - - 91 Miles, Thomas 48 Millard, George - - --- 61 Miller, James 91 Miller, John _. 74 Miller, Len — - 91 Miller, Linda _ 91 Miller, Lois - -- 74 Miller, Pam 74 Miller, Pat — -- 74 Miller, Robert - 74 Miller, Suzanne _ .- - 91 Miller, William _ 61 Milliorn, Turner — 48 Mills, Robert 61 Minton, Marvin 48 Mitchell, Eileen — - 61 Mitchell, Helen Mitchell, June Mitchell, Robert 91 91 ...... 91 Mizc, Marslia 74 Moklebust, Michael — 48 Montague, John 74 Montague, Peggy — - 91 Montgomery, Frank 91 Mooney, William - 48 Moore, Betty .._ — 91 Moore, Charles 48 Moore, Fulton 91 Moore, Harry 91 Moore, Jane 48 Moore, Jimmy 74 Moore, Jo - _ 74 Moore, Robert _ 74 Moore, Robin 91 Moore, Rose _ _-.. 91 Moore, Roy 61 Moore, Siierry — - 91 Moore, Susan 48 Moorman, Margaret 61 Moreland, George - 61 Morgan, Polly 91 Morgan, Sam - 48 Morris, Bill _... 91 Morris, Dorothy 48 Morris, Frank — 74 Morrison, Carolyn „ 74 Morrison, Pat _ 91 Morrow, Gerald — 75 Morrow, Ralph 91 Morton, Joseph 48 Morton, Paula _ 75 Moses, Nell _ 61 Moss, Bill _ 61 Mugg, Richard 61 Mulkey, Phil _ _ 48 Mullin, Stella 61 MuUinaux, Earl 91 Mullins, Ann _ _ 61 Mulling, Carolyn _ — 61 Mullins, Carolyn 91 Mullins, Syd 61 Munger, Joe 91 Murchison, Gordon 75 Murchison, Harry 48 Murphey, Jane 75 Muri)hey, John „ 61 Murphy, Donna 92 Murphy, George 48 Murphy, Robert 92 Murray, Steve 91 Myers, Hurley 92 Myrace, Joe - 92 Napier, Sylvia 75 Nash, Ellen 92 Neal, Gwendolyn _. _ 48 Ncal, Kenneth 75 Necky, Jody _ _ 75 Negele, Julie _ 75 Nelson, Robert 61 Nethery, Norma 75 Newton, Brewer 48 Nichols, Jack _ _ 92 Nichols, Jan ._ 92 Nichols, Martha 92 Nichols, Sylvia 61 Nichols, Tommy 61 Nicholson, Ronald 92 Nicholson, Sterling 92 Noonan, Sharon _. 75 Norris, Nancy 92 Norton, Alice 75 Norton, Wayne 75 -0— O ' Daniel, Marion Odle, Judy Odom, Carol Ceding, Bill _ O ' Hara, Michael . 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