Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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L A S S SENIOR Tilford La Grande Junkins CULLMAN, ALABAMA Tilford transferred to Mississippi College from the University of Alabama at the beginning of his sophomore year. During his three years here he was a member of the Ministerial Association and B. S. U. Council. He plans to enter one of the seminaries in preparation for the ministry after graduating. John Andrew Langston NEW HEBRON, MISSISSIPPI Choosing Biology as his major, John is planning to enter medical school in preparation for a career as a doctor after graduating from Missis- sippi College. He took an active part in the work of the Pre-Med Club during his freshman, sophomore and senior years at Mississippi College. Roy Noble Lee FOREST, MISSISSIPPI Roy has served as President of the Student Body, Sophomore Class, Junior Class, and Her- menian Literary Society. He has been a mem- ber of the varsity Debating Team, I. R. C., and the football and track teams. He was Anniver- sarian, was voted “Most Promising Senior” and “Most Influential,” was elected to Who’s Who Among College Students, and finishes with Distinction. Elton Lee McAmis PORT GIBSON, MISSISSIPPI Holding a fellowship in Biology, his major field, Elton plans to enter Medical School next fall. He has been an active member of the Pre-Med Club, serving as President his senior year. He was, also, a member of the Hermenian Literary Society, and freshman football and track teams. He finishes with Distinction. Orval Onslege Knowles RIPLEY, MISSISSIPPI “Kayo” has majored in Social Science and plans to teach in that field. He has taken an active part in student activities, being a member of the Glee Club for three years and serving as Busi- ness Manager for that organization his senior year. He has, also, been an active member of the Chapel Choir his junior and senior years. Samuel Eugene Lawrence COLUMBIA, MISSISSIPPI Sam has served as Vice-President of the Student Body and the Freshman Class, President of the M Club, Chairman of Median Council and Captain of the tennis team. He has been a member of the M Club, Hermenian Literary Society, Executive Council, Honor Council, Me- dian Council and varsity Tennis Team. John Alexander McAlister BLUE MOUNTAIN, MISSISSIPPI Choosing Mathematics as his major, John plans to continue his study in preparation for a career as an engineer after graduating from Mississippi College. He has been a valuable member of the varsity Tennis Team and M Club during his junior and senior years at M. C. James Franklin McCrary WEST POINT, MISSISSIPPI Coming from Mississippi State his junior year, Jim took his major in Social Science. He plans to enter the Southern Baptist Theological Sem- inary. While at M. C. he has been a member of the Hermenian Literary Society, B. S. U. Council and is this year President of the Clin- ton B. Y. P. U.