Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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he (graduates First Column Tedford Clinton McCullough MONTICELLO, MISSISSIPPI • Ted has taken his major at Mississippi College in Chemistry and will finish in three years. During that time he has been on the track squad all three years and was on the basketball team his first year. He has also served as manager of the track team his last year. Ronald Alexander McGee PHILADELPHIA, MISSISSIPPI • Majoring in Physics and History, Ronald has been a fellow in Physics, has been Her- menian President, was on the Anniversary staff, was elected “Biggest Politician” and won a scholarship his freshman year. Finishing with distinction, he plans to teach and re- enter politics. Doris Earline McPhearson CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI • After taking her first two years’ work at Hillman College, Doris came to Mississippi College to major in English. She w T as reporter for the Sans Souci Club her junior year and President this year, and she also played on the co-ed basketball team. She plans to teach English. Jack Merritt MOSELLE, MISSISSIPPI • Jack has majored in Christianity since coming to Mississippi College from Jones County Junior College, in preparation for the ministry. He has served as both Vice- President and President of the Swor B. Y. P. U. and has been an IRC man both years he has been here. Chester Arthur Molpus MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI • An IRC man of distinction, Chester maj- ored in Social Science and will enter the min- istry. He has served on Honor and B. S. U. Councils, and as Secretary and President of the Ministerial Association. He made Who’s Who Among College Students and w T as elected “Most Promising Senior.” I B E Second Column Ewell J. McDonald CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI • “Sleepy” has majored in English, although he plans to be an insurance inspector after he graduates. He was manager of the football team and played basketball his freshman year and was in the Dramatic Club his sopho- more year. He will probably work with his father. Charles Lloyd McKay LEESBURG, MISSISSIPPI ©“Preacher Mac” has majored in Christianity while at M. C. in his preparation for the ministry. He has been a member of the Minis- terial Association and has served as a mem- ber of the Committee for Placement of Min- isterial Students, in addition to doing much summer work. Mansel Irvin Mauldin RIPLEY, MISSISSIPPI • A three-year student majoring in English, Irvin has a fellowship in that department this year. He is an IRC man of distinction, serv- ing as Secretary of that club, and is Assistant Editor of the Collegian this year. He has also made a letter in debating. He plans to teach. Beauregard Lucas Mohon CARPENTER, MISSISSIPPI • “Preacher Mohon” has majored in Chris- tianity while at Mississippi College and plans to continue his study in the ministry with graduate work at one of the seminaries after he leaves here. Luke has been a member of the Ministerial Association and pastor of sev- eral churches. Charles Wesley Montgomery GREENWOOD SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI • Charlie spent his first two years at East Mississippi Junior College. He has been a member of the Pre-Med Club, acting this year as Secretary, and also has served as Secretary of the Baptist Training Union. Majoring in Chemistry, he plans to enter the medical pro- fession. S M A