Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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The graduates Edith Iva Herring PATTISON, MISSISSIPPI • Edith took her first two years at Port Gib- son College before coming to Mississippi Col- lege to complete her work for the B.A. de- gree. Having already gained experience in the teaching of her major subject, English, she has continued her study in that field in preparation for further teaching in the high schools of the state. A distinction student. Wilburn D. Hilton, Jr. MENDENHALL, MISSISSIPPI • Wilburn has served on the Collegian staff during his four years and is this year its business manager. He is also serving this year on the Debating Council, the B. S. U. Council, a nd as president of the Senior Sun- day School Class. He has belonged to the Glee Club, and is a member of the Music Club, the Band, the Hermenian Society, and the Science Club. Alvin Huffman, Jr. BLYTHEVILLE, ARKANSAS • An IRC man of distinction, Alvin is out- standing as head cheerleader, director of B. Y. P. U.’s, and president of the Glee Club. He has been a member of the Quartet, the Music Club, and the B. S. U. Council for the last two years. He has served on the Honor Council and on the Collegian staff as news editor, and w as chosen to Who’s Who Among College Students. Middle Bow Newton Haskin James CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI • Newt has been in the Band during his four years here at M. C. He was on the track team his first two years and the cross-country team last year. Having formerly been on the Collegian staff, Newt was elected literary edi- tor of the Tribesman this year. His major is social science, and he expects to study that subject in graduate school next year. Julian Onesime von Kalinowski W EBSTER GROVES, MISSOURI • “Cowboy” spent his first year at St. Louis University and his second and third years at Washington University, coming to Mississippi College to take his B.A. degree this spring. Since his arrival here he has participated in football, basketball, and baseball. He is taking his major in the field of the social sciences and is planning to take up law. Isaac Cecil Knox, Jr. VICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI • Ike, a biology major and prospective phy- sician, has been outstanding in religious activ- ities. He has been a member of the B. S. U. Council, director of noonday prayer meeting, religious editor of the Collegian, state B. S. U. reporter, and a B. A. U. president. His honors in other activities include Pre-Med presidency and vice-presidency of the Dra- matic Club. liottom Bow William Winborn Kyzar MEADVILLE, MISSISSIPPI • In his freshman, junior, and senior years Bill participated in football and baseball. Because of his outstanding playing in foot- ball he was elected to the “M” Club and this year was chosen president of that organiza- tion. He is taking his major in the Depart- ment of Christianity and is planning to enter the ministry after work in the seminary. James Hilton Landrum CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI • James spent his entire high school and col- lege career in Clinton. After finishing his career at the high school, he enrolled at Mis- sissippi College as a commercial science ma- jor. His interest in commercial science has led him to do extensive work in that depart- ment. Among the courses he has taken are those in bookkeeping and accounting. He ex- pects to teach. Chalmers Keith Lane RALEIGH, MISSISSIPPI • Joe came to Mississippi College from East Central Junior College. He has played on the basketball and baseball teams during his two years here, serving as co-captain of basketball this year. He was an executive councilman his junior year and an honor councilman both this year and last. He is majoring in social science and expects to teach. Page 27

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