Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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The graduates Top Row Nellie Spann Puryear RAYMOND, MISSISSIPPI • Nellie came to Mississippi College after having spent her freshman and sophomore years at Hinds Junior College and her junior year at Mississippi State College for Women. After her arrival at M. C. she became a member of the Sans Souci Club. She is doing her major work in the department of com- mercial science in preparation for secretarial work. Harry Newton Rayburn GRENADA, MISSISSIPPI ° Harry, an IRC man, has been prominent in music activities, as well as literary work. He is president of the Band, director of the Orchestra, director of the Young People’s Music, and was a Glee Club man his first two years. Assistant editor of the Tribesman last year, he has served on both publication staffs. He was treasurer of the state B. S. U. two years ago. William Marvin Richardson JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI • Marvin has chosen his major in the social sciences as part preparation for his intended profession of law ' . Since he has been at Mis- sissippi College, he has belonged to the Her- menian Literary Society. In his senior year he joined the Pre-Law Club, and was elected , at the time of his admission to the club, to the office of attorney for that organization. Middle Row Cecil Frederick Roberson KEVVANEE, MISSISSIPPI • Cecil came to us from East Mississippi Junior College at the beginning of his junior year. In junior college he was prominent in Glee Club work, belonging to the quartet at East Mississippi. Since his arrival at M. C. he has been a member of the Philomathean Literary Society and the Ministerial Associa- tion. He is preparing for the ministry. William Hamilton Rogers COLLINS, MISSISSIPPI • Hamilton’s greatest interest seems to be in the tennis team, of which he is captain this year. He began tennis in his freshman year, winning singles championship his second and third years and doubles champion his third year. A member of the Pre-Med Club, he has also belonged to the B. S. II. Council and the Dramatic Club. He holds a fellowship in German. Ora May Salter HAZELHURST, MISSISSIPPI • Ora May is a three-vear student, coming to Mississippi College from Hillman College this year. She is a member of the Dramatic Club, the Glee Club, of which she is vice- president, and the Sans Souci Club, of which she is also vice-president. Ora May is major- ing in social science and will finish with dis- tinction. She intends to teach after gradu- ation. Bottom Row Evelyn Virginia Sandidge CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI • Evelyn transferred to Mississippi College from Hillman College at the end of her soph- omore year. Since her arrival on our campus she has continued her work in her major sub- ject, English. During her junior and senior years at Mississippi College she has enrolled in the Sans Souci Club, a co-ed organization. She does not intend to enter a vocation or profession. Walter Malcolm Shackelford YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI • Malcolm, a distinction student, began his college career at Copiah-Lincoln Junior Col- lege and transferred to M. C. at the begin- ning of his junior year. During his two years spent here he has participated in both bas- ketball and baseball. Malcolm is taking his major in the chemistry department and is preparing to go into the teaching profession. Hubert Stephens Sheffield DORSEY, MISSISSIPPI • Hubert came to Mississippi College last year from Sunflower Junior College. His two years here he has played on the track and baseball teams, of the latter of w hich he is cap- tain now. He became an “M” Clubman last year, and is on the Honor Council this year. His major is social science and he finishes with distinction. He plans to teach and coach. Page 33