Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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L A S S SENIOR George Bergen Butler LIBERTY, MISSISSIPPI A Southwest Junior College man, a Chemistry major and a Chemistry fellow, Bergen has been a member of the track team both years, and a member of the “M” Club. He was President of the Graduate Club, member of the I. R. C., and finishes with Special Distinction. John Wallace Carlson QUITMAN, MISSISSIPPI John transferred here from Jones Junior College to take his major in Physics, planning to do graduate work next year. He has served on the Tribesman Staff, was a member of Her- menian Literary Society, I. R. C., and “M” Club, and Manager of Basketball. He finishes with Special Distinction. Marion Algernon Cole PHILADELPHIA, MISSISSIPPI A1 has served as Assistant Business Manager and Business Manager of the Collegian. He was a member of the Hermenian Literary So- ciety, Glee Club, Music Club, and Debating Council during his four years at Mississippi College. Majoring in Commercial Science, he plans to enter business after graduating. Scott T. Cone JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Scott has taken an interest in musical activities while here. Since his first year he has been a member of the Band, Jazz Orchestra, Concert Orchestra, and the Quartette. He has been a member of the Dramatic and Music Clubs. He majored in Commercial Science and plans to teach and direct band work. Benjamin Harris Butler LIBERTY, MISSISSIPPI Harris majored in Mathematics, holding a fel- lowship in that department. He was a member of the B. S. U. Council, and the I. R. C., and served as President of Lovelace B. Y. P. U. He plans to do graduate work in the field of Electrical Engineering after finishing with Dis- tinction. Bertie Mae Chapman UTICA, MISSISSIPPI Transferring from Hinds Junior College, Bertie Mae has majored in English and Social Science. She has been a member of the Dramatic Club, Sans Souci Club, Hermenian Literary Society, and Y. W. A. at Mississippi College. She was elected “Most Beautiful” her junior year. She plans to teach. Kenneth Donald Coleman JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Majoring in Physics, Kenneth has held a fellow- ship in that department for three years. He has been a member of the Philomathean Literary Society, Debating Team and the Debating Coun- cil while at M. C. He finishes with Special Distinction and plans to do graduate work in Physics. George Caldwell Cortright, Jr. ROLLING FORK, MISSISSIPPI Majoring in Chemistry, George held a fellow- ship in that department. He has been a mem- ber of the Honor and Executive Councils, foot- ball team, baseball team and the “M” Club. Finishing with Special Distinction, he plans to do graduate work in Chemistry. [ 23 ]

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L A S S SENIOR Eugene Cross WEBB, MISSISSIPPI Gene won distinction as a scholar and an ath- lete. He played football all four years and was a member of the M Club. He served as Presi- dent of the Senior Class, Chairman of the Honor Council and held a fellowship in Chemistry. He was voted “Best All Round,” “Most Ver- satile,” and was elected to “Who’s Who Among College Students.” He finished with Special Distinction. James Robert Davis DEKALB, MISSISSIPPI Finishing Clarke College with distinction, J. R. has maintained that record as a Christianity major at Mississippi College. He was a member of the B. S. U. Council and Ministerial Associa- tion, serving as President of the latter his senior year. He finishes with Distinction. c Hem by Ray Davis WESSON, MISSISSIPPI After graduating from Co-Lin Junior College, Hemby came to Mississippi College to work on his major, Social Science. He has been a mem- ber of the Philomatbean Literary Society, Glee Club and Chapel Choir during his two years here. He plans to do graduate work in Social Science before he begins teaching. Claude Manning Davis GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI During his four years at M. C., Manning has been on Honor Council, Median Council, B. S. U. Council, Collegian Staff, and Tribesman Staff. He was Secretary of the Senior Class, Scout Master, and was a member of the I. R. C. He held a fellowship in Chemistry, his major, and finishes with Distinction. Jack Dear BAY SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI Coming to Mississippi College from Jones Junior College, Jack selected Social Science as his major. He was a Hermenian, member of I. R. C., on Tribesman Staff and held a fellowship in Biology. He was a varsity debater, member of track team, serving as co-captain his senior year, and member of M Club. He finishes with Distinction. James Love Dunagin DECATUR, MISSISSIPPI Jimmy is Editor-in-Cbief of the Tribesman and holds a fellowship in Biology. He is a member of the B. S. U. Council, Philomathean Literary Society, International Relations Club and Pre- Med Club. He has been a member of the Tribesman and Collegian Staffs while here. He plans to enter graduate school after finishing Mississippi College with Distinction. Myrtle Elizabeth Dearing JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Myrtle came to Mississippi College from Hinds Junior College at the beginning of her Junior year. She was a member of the Sans Souci Club, Philomathean Literary Society and Collegian Staff. She has majored in English while at Mis- sissippi College and plans to teach that subject after graduating. James Murrell Ferris YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI James came to Mississippi College his freshman year, then went to Ole Miss and came back to Mississippi College his senior year. He was an active member of the Glee Club both years that he was here. He has majored in Commercial Science and plans to enter business after gradu- ating.