Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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The (graduates Top How Cecil Wallace Culpepper MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI • Cecil has majored in chemistry while at M. C. He was in the Glee Club his first two years and the Music and Science Clubs since his sophomore year. He has been in the Band since his first year, and has been a member of the Choctaw Playboys, Concert Orchestra, and Quartet since his second. He expects to be a commercial chemist or a band director. Fred James Dickson ELLISVILLE, MISSISSIPPI • Fred, a football regular and member of the “M” Club, has served this year as Attorney of the Student Body and as a member of the Honor Council and Median Council. He was also vice-president of the Pre-Law Club and Hermenian Literary Society. Although study- ing in preparation for the medical profession, he took time off to coach boxing this year. Maggie Sue Eakes PHILADELPHIA, MISSISSIPPI • Maggie Sue came to Mississippi College from Mississippi Woman’s College. A mem- ber of the Dramatic, Sans Souci, and Ladies’ Glee Clubs, she does work on the Collegian Staff, and is an assistant librarian. She also plays on the Co-ed Basketball Team. Having chosen English and History as her majors, Maggie Sue will teach these subjects. Middle Iiovv William Morson Emerson HERNANDO, MISSISSIPPI • Billy went out for football, basketball, and track his freshman year, and continued his football through his senior year. He w r as elected to the Median Council in his junior year and joined the Science Club this year. He has been a regular member of the Pre- Med and is planning to enter the medical profession. He is taking his major in chem- istry. Arthur Theophilus Engell MARION, MISSISSIPPI • Theophilus, an IRC man of special dis- tinction, has taken his major in Christianity and expects to enter the ministry. He has be- longed to the Ministerial Association during his four years here and was a member of the Hermenian Literary Society his first year. This session he was awarded the W. M. U. scholarship because of his outstanding work. Walton Horace Epting CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI • “Ep” has done a considerable amount of work in chemistry, which is his major, during his four years here at M. C. He has possessed a fellowship in that subject his last two years. Last year Ep was assistant manager of the Basketball Team and this year he is manager. He belongs to the “M” Club. He intends to become a chemical engineer. Bottom How Warren Earl Ferguson DERMA, MISSISSIPPI • “Ferg” has belonged to the Ministerial Association his four years here at M. C. He was awarded the varsity “M” in his third year in Track. He was on the Cross-Country and Basketball Teams his first two years. After having been assistant football manager, he became football manager his last year. After graduation he will enter the ministry. William Womack Ferguson JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI • Bill is serving this year as vice-president of the Senior Class. Throughout his four years he has participated in football, in his first three years he went out for track, and during his freshman session he participated in baseball. He was rewarded for his work in football his sophomore year with membership in the “M” Club. He is going into the min- istry. Lester Cicero Franklin, Jr. JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI • A three-year student, Lester has chosen English as his major while here at M. C. A Philomathean all three years, he is vice- president of the society this year. He is vice- president of the Student Body and on the Median and Honor Councils. A member of the Glee Club, he was winner of the class oration his first two years. He is preparing to be a lawyer. Page 23

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TheQ vacillates Top Row Mack Castleman Fuqua COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI • An IRC man of special distinction, Mack spent his first two years of school at the East Mississippi Junior College at Scooha. In his first year at Mississippi College he was a member of the cross-country track team. Dur- ing his senior year he has held a fellowship in the Department of Chemistry, and is pre- paring himself to become a commercial chemist. Katie Belle Gaston MORTON, MISSISSIPPI • Katie Belle came from Hillman to Missis- sippi College at the beginning of her junior year. While at Hillman she starred in bas- ketball, was among those to make the Honor Roll, and worked on the Hillman staff of the Collegian. After coming to M. C. she became a member of the Sans Souci Club, a co-ed organization. She is majoring in education. Eugene Boyd Golding LODI, MISSISSIPPI • Boyd has been a member of the Hermenian Literary Society while here at Mississippi Col- lege and is on the Debating Team this ses- sion. He is a member of the Dramatic Club and the Pre-Law Club, being president of the latter this year. Boyd finds his interests to be in social science, which he has chosen as his major. He intends to practice law. Middle Row Mavis Helon Gregg EUPORA, MISSISSIPPI • Spending her first two years at Delta State 1 eachers and Bennett Academy, respectively, Mavis came to Mississippi College in her junior year. Since she has been here she has belonged to the Sans Souci Club and ihe Y. . A. She has chosen as her major English and is spending her time in preparation for her future vocation of college librarian. Jesse Denman Griffin BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI • Denman came to Mississippi College as a junior from Copiah Lincoln Junior College, t pon his arrival he entered immediately into student activity and became a member of both the Hermenian Literary Society and the Dra- matic Club. Intending to enter the ministry, he joined the Ministerial Association, and pursued his major in the Christianity De- partment. Albert William Habeeb VICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI • Albert is a pre-med student, taking his major in biology. He was assistant cheer- leader his sophomore year, and served his senior year as one of the three regular cheer- leaders. He has given a part of his time to the Glee Club, and was elected to the Music Club for his ability as a gleeman. He is a member of the Science Club, and is preparing for medicine. Bottom I tow Louis Marion Hanner MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI • Choosing his major in chemistry, Louis in- tends to pursue this subject into the industrial world in the profession of industrial chemis- try. Following his interest in chemistry, he joined the Science Club this year. His inter- ests have also led him to tennis and golf, in both of which he h as been outstanding, mak- ing the tennis team his freshman year. Robert Mitchell Harris MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI • An IRC man of distinction, Robert has been active mainly in musical activities. All four years he has played in the Band and Concert Orchestra, he has been a corporal in the Band three years, and his senior year has been president of the Music Club. This ses- sion he is vice-president of the B. S. U. Coun- cil, secretary-treasurer of Senior Class, and college office assistant. Burley Havard, Jr. GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI • Bert holds the posts of business manager for both the Band and the Tribesman as valuable preparation for his future career in the business world. He is also a member of the Median Council and the Executive Coun- cil this year. Being musically inclined, he has belonged to the Band, Concert Orchestra, and was elected to the Music Club his second year. Page 25