Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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R c he Qraduates First Column Robert Herschel Allen AMORY, MISSISSIPPI • Herschel has majored in Social Science at M. C. and plans to teach after he finishes. He has combined athletics and scholarship, play- ing four full years of basketball. Red” has also gone out for track two years, his sopho- more and junior years. Harold Bell Anding FLORA, MISSISSIPPI • Rlue” has majored in Chemistry while at M. C. and will probably do graduate work next year. He has served on the Tribksman staff his junior year and this year was Head Cheerleader and “M” Club member, having won his letter for his services as cheerleader. Howard H. Aultman HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI • Howard has been a member of the Glee Club while here. He was on the B. S. U. Council and President of the Patterson B. Y. P. U. his junior year. This year he is a member of the Quartette. He has been on the Debating Team and on the Honor Council. He will enter Graduate School next year. Maston Leland Ballew, Jr. WANILLA, MISSISSIPPI • Maston was appointed an assistant in Chemistry his senior year after making good in his major, Chemistry, following his trans- fer here from Copiah-Lincoln. He has been a member of the Pre-Med Club both years while here, but will probably do graduate work in Chemistry. Theodore Lewis Boydston, Jr. WATER VALLEY, MISSISSIPPI • During his four years here “Tecumseh” has held a fellowship in German and was a member of the Science Club his first year and the Band both first and second years. He also went out for track his first two years. He has majored in Chemistry and plans to do grad- uate work. Second Column Walter Garland Anderson, Jr. BOON EY’ILLE, MISSISSIPPI • Froggie” has majored in English while at M. C., but has found time to go out for basketball all four years, managing the team his senior year. He also played baseball his first year, was a Pre-Med man two years, and has been on the Tribesman and Colleyian staffs. Raymond Clarence Andrews Camanche, Iowa • Ray came here at the beginning of his junior year from Iowa State and since his arrival has shown himself to be a thorough student and is well liked. He played base- ball last year and this year, and having majored in Commerce, plans to teach that subject and coach. Robert Preston Bailey, Jr. MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI •“l ip” has been a member of the M” Club for the past three years and has captained the baseball team his senior year. He has also served as Vice-President of the Junior Class and was in the Band and Orchestra his first three years. He plans to enter business. Carl Elkkannah Bates WOODVILLE, MISSISSIPPI • While preparing for the Ministry and majoring in Christianity, “Tony” has been in the Glee Club and Chapel Choir for two years, has sung bass in the College Quartette for two years, has been a member of the Band both years, and has served on the Honor Council. Frank Morrison Blackwell NEWTON, MISSISSIPPI • Coming to M. C. from Clarke College, Frank has distinguished himself on the foot- ball field, winning a letter and being an M” Club man his senior year. He also played baseball his senior year, and was a Philomathean both years. His major is Math- ematics and he will teach. 21 I B E S M A

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c he Qraduates First Column Alice Marie Brent JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI • After trying Hinds Junior College and Belhaven her first three years, Alice decided to finish at Mississippi College with English as her major. While here she has been a member of the Dramatic Club, the Sans- Souci Club, Y. W. A., and the basketball team. She plans to teach. Frank Conn Brown GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI • While majoring in Social Science and planning to do graduate work, Frank has served as Vice-President of the Sophomore Class and Vice-President and President of the Band, has been High School Band Director and a member of the Music Club, Orchestra, and Concert Orchestra. Gustavus Adolphus Bynum LAUREL, MISSISSIPPI • An I. R. C. man of distinction, G. A. has made an enviable record for himself in his major, Biology, as he has been a fellow in that department for three years. He has also served as Pre-Med Club President this year and was a Philomathean two years. He will study medicine. Herbert Lyman Carver EUPORA, MISSISSIPPI • “Wimpy” has crowned his scholastic career by becoming Editor-in-Chief of the Mississippi Collegian. His first two years at M. C. he served as assistant manager of the basketball team. His major is Social Science and he intends to continue in the profession of jour- nalism. Inda Maxine Cox CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI • Maxine came to Mississippi College from Copiah-Lincoln Junior College, and during her two years here she has been a member of the Y. W. A. and the Sans Souci Club. She will finish with distinction and plans to teach Social Science, which has been her major. Second Column Edgar Turner Brooks, Jr. JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI • Edgar has prepared himself to enter the field of business after he finishes at Mississippi College, taking his major in Commercial Sci- ence. He was a member of the College Band during his freshman, sophomore, and junior years. Radio has been Ed’s chief hobby while in school. Ralph Woodrow Brummitt VICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI • Ralph came to Mississippi College from Hinds Junior College, and while here has par- ticipated in football, basketball, and baseball. He has also been a member of the Philo- mathean Literary Society. Ralph has majored in Social Science and plans to teach next year. Robert Armistead Carsley BOLTON, MISSISSIPPI • Robert came to Mississippi College from Hinds Junior College and has held a fellow- ship in Biology, which is his major, both years he has been here. He has been a member of the Pre-Med Club his senior year and plans to continue his work for the degree of Doctor of Medicine. Lewis Hillman Cook COLUMBIA, MISSISSIPPI • “Cookie” has served on the Collegian staff all four years, his senior year as business man- ager, and has been a member of the Glee Club, Pre-Med Club, and Music Club for the past three years. He plans to continue his work in the study of medicine. David Tandy Cranford SEMINARY, MISSISSIPPI • While taking his Christianity major here, David has been a member of the Ministerial Association all four years and was a Phil- omathean his first two years. During the present session he has had a full-time church, although he has been a student pastor for three years. 23 I B E S M A