Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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SENIOR Harold Tracy Gallaspy NEWTON, MISSISSIPPI Since coming to Mississippi College from Clark, Harold’s interests have been along musical lines. He was a member of the Hand and Concert Orchestra both years. He was a member of the Hand Conducting Class and plans to be a Band Director after graduation. Freeman William Gillespie PLEASANT GROVE, MISSISSIPPI With Christianity as his major, Freeman plans to enter the ministry as his chosen field. He has been a member of the Ministerial Associa- tion, Philomathean Literary Society, and the B. S. U. Council during his four years at Missis- sippi College. He won the Aven Memorial Award his senior year. Charles E. Green CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI Charles chose Commercial Science as his major during his four years at Mississippi College. He played football his freshman and sophomore years. After graduating he plans to teach Com- mercial work or do office work. Arnold E. Hederman JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Taking a special interest in Athletics, Arnold has been a member of the varsity football, base- ball, and track teams, and a member of the “M” Club for three years. Majoring in Commercial Science, he plans to enter business after gradu- ating. [ 27 ] CLASS Edward Anderson George CRENSHAW, MISSISSIPPI A Distinction student majoring in Commercial Science, Ed has held an office fellowship his junior and senior years. He has been a member of the Tribesman Staff, Collegian Staff, Glee Club, Philomathean Literary Society, B. S. U. Council and International Relations Club. He plans to enter business after graduation. Willis Borders Glover, Jr. HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI Finishing with Special Distinction with a major in Social Science, Billy plans to do graduate work in that field. He has served as President of I. R. C., varsity debater, on B. S. U. Council, Honor Council and a member of the Philomath- ean Literary Society. He held a fellow in the English Department, and served as freshman Debate Coach. Fred Theo Green, Jr. ANGUILLA, MISSISSIPPI Fred has won distinction on the athletic field during his four years at Mississippi College. He has served on the varsity football, basket- ball, and baseball teams since his freshman year and has been an active member of the “M” Club for the past three years. Majoring in Commercial Science, he plans to enter business. Minnie Lorraine Hemphill JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Minnie has selected Biology as her major and plans to enter the medical profession. She has been a member of the Sans Souci Club, Pre- Med Club and Hermenian Literary Society while at Mississippi College. She plans to continue training in the medical field.

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L A S S SENIOR Jesse Lowe Henderson GRENADA, MISSISSIPPI Transferring from Grenada College, Jesse Lowe has majored in Biology. He was a member of the Band during his junior and senior years. A member of the Philomathean Literary Society and the Pre-Med Club, he plans to continue work in preparation for the medical profession. Mrs. Joel R. Hitt, Jr. CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI A Hillman graduate, Mrs. Hitt selected English as her major after transferring to M. C. Dur- ing her junior and senior years at Mississippi College she has been a member of the Sans Souci Club and Y. W. A. She was voted “Most Beautiful” in the Who’s Who election her senior year. William Monroe Hull, Jr. WINONA, MISSISSIPPI Majoring in Social Science, William holds a fellowship in that department. He is an active member of the Ministerial Association, Philo- mathean Literary Society and B. S. U. Council. He plans to enter the Southern Theological Seminary next fall in preparation for the ministry. William Haskell Jackson OKOLONA, MISSISSIPPI Haskell has majored in Chemistry and plans to teach and coach after graduation. He has also been a star athlete, being a member of the foot- ball, basketball and baseball teams and a mem- ber of the M Club for the past three years. Woodrow Wilson Herron JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Woodrow has taken his major in Christianity, planning to enter the Seminary next fall in preparation for the ministry. He was a member of the Philomathean Literary Society and the Ministerial Association all four years. He has found time to serve as assistant undertaker with the Taylor Funeral Home in Jackson. M.nnie Leigh Hughey LAMBERT, MISSISSIPPI Minnie Leigh transferred from Hillman at the beginning of her sophomore year. She served as Secretary-Treasurer of the class her junior year. She was a member of the Sans Souci Club and the girls’ basketball team during her three years here. Majoring in Commercial Sci- ence, she plans to teach. Robert Edgar Jackson, Jr. CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI Bobby was Student Body Attorney his senior year after winning distinction on the gridiron. He was a member of the varsity football team for three years, serving as co-captain his senior year, and a member of M Club and Hermenian Literary Society. He plans to continue training for the legal profession. Neal Jones CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI Transferring from All Saints’ Junior College at Vicksburg, Neal came to Mississippi College at the beginning of her junior year. She has been a member of the Sans Souci Club and the girls’ basketball team. Very talented in art, she plans to teach that subject after graduation.