Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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fork +? Put a nickel in it . . . Just back from Vicksburg ... The eyes and ears of the world . . . Vas you dere, Shepard? . . . Teaching him to look for liverworts? . . . Depositing trash . . . Lamour, toujours, Lamour . . . Jimmy Middleton and Dr. Dodd . . . Reminiscing . . . On the way to Cranfill ' s family class . . . Weighing an atom . . . September shine . . . The Return of the Native . . . Polk gets in Marsalis hair . . . [193

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F E L L 0 JOHN NORRIS DeFOORE . . WILLIAM CHAPEL DRUMMOND LACY GEORGE HORN, JR. . . W S Biology Biology Biology ROGER HARRINGTON LAMBRIGHT, JR Biology AMBROSE BENJAMIN McCRAW, JR Biology JOHN RICHARD MULLENS, JR Biology •HERMAN ALPHEUS WAGGENER, JR Biology DANIEL DWIGHT BROWNING Chemistry HAIRSTON REED CARROLL Chemistry IRA DENNIS EAVENSON, JR Chemistry M. B. KNOWLES Chemistry PERCY ADAMS LANCASTER Chemistry JOHN LEWIS STEELE Chemistry JOHN STEPHEN STUBBLEFIELD Chemistry JAMES POWERS WOOD Chemistry ROBERT FURMAN KENNEY Christianity •JAMES GHOLSTON HAGGARD Economics and Sociology GRADY COULTER COTHEN English AUSTIN CHARLES DOBBINS English LOUIS EDGAR DOLLARHIDE, JR English JOHN DRAYTON WILLIAMS WATTS, II English JOHN WILLIAM WILLS English JAMES CLEO HARRIS, JR History JOE GAMBRELL CANZONERI Modern Languages HOMER ELLISON SALLEY N. Y. A. Office JAMES STANLEY DORROH Physics WILLIAM THOMAS HODGE Physics GROVER CLEVELAND HODGE, JR Physics FREDRIC BOYCE WILCOX Physics CHARLES ANDREW ARMSTRONG Physical Education EDWIN GILBERT EVANS Physical Education WALTER CLAIBORNE STEWART, JR Physical Education •No picture

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Following an often precedent-breaking, frequently progressive, unusually prudent policy, the Student Government has had a most successful year in performing well its varied duties while operating within a limited budget. Payment of a con- siderable portion of back debt, issuance of a most representative Tomahawk, felicitous perpetuation of student body spirit and morale are but characteristic actions. A definite advance towards objectives has been made by the three main Student Government Councils. The Executive Council has conducted student body elections and has held several meetings during the session in execution of its supervisory capacity. The Honor Council has furnished outstanding work in under- taking a most delicate task in the formation of a working Honor System. Mainte- nance, improvement of athletic relations, recommendation of lettermen, efficient guidance of all phases of Mississippi College athletics have featured the work of the Athletic Council this year. STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS JESSE DEE RED FRANKS President OBIE PEARSON AMACKER Vice-President WOODROW WILSON LEFTY FULTON Secretary DOUGLAS HILTON CARLISLE Attorney