Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

Page 20 text:

• A. L. Busby commuted from Jack- son part of his college years, but has recently been a resident of Chrestman Hall. His ability in his major course under Dr. Cranfill and exploits on the track best recommend him for pos- terity. • Truett Bush, the blond pride of Pinola, has had athletics as his chief in- terest during his four years, but not as a participant. This year, he served as football manager after three years as assistant. • Joe Canzoneri and his basso pro- fundo are inseparably linked. Aside from vocalizing in the Glee Club, Joe has been a president of a B. Y. P. U., Modern Language fellow for two years, and possesses a distinction average. • James Ray Coleman was this year’s theatrical big-wig as president of the Dramatic Club. James Ray has also let- tered in football, held membership in the Philomathean Society and Minis- terial Association. r is 3

Page 19 text:

• Bill Bean of Springfield, Mo., held one of the key positions in campus ac- tivities this year as president of the S. U. Council. He earned the honor and responsibility through an un- mistakable interest in religious activ- ltles as Sunday School class president, P U. president, and member of the Ministerial Association. • Laney Berry ' s grin and fine sports- manship will long be remembered by Choctaw sport fans, but that’s not all the little man is capable of. His choice as most versatile is proved by his special distinction average, assistantship in Chemistry, and membership in the I. R. C. and Honor Council. Elmer Bearden’s special distinction average places him high among the members of the class scholastically. This year, he was an assistant in his major field, English. He is the leading orator in the class, having won every medal thus far almost without opposition. • Marion Blake of Pocahontas once went to Millsaps, but we’ve forgiven her long ago. Marion served last year as secretary of the Business Club, a member of the Sans Souci, and in all a very good example of successful proselyting. 117 ]

Page 21 text:

• Alvin Collins is one of the promis- ing preachers in the class. His activities include an assistantship in the Chris- tianity department, secretary of the Glee Club for two years, and a two- year term as president of the Wall B. Y. P. U. • Hardy Dabbs is Gulfport’s gift to the student body. He was a member of the band until its induction into service and has been a member of the Pre-Med Club for four years, which indicates where his interests lie. N. F. Davis attended Hinds Junior College for two years. Since transfer- ting, he has been a basketball letterman, and a member of the Philomatheans, Ministerial Association, B. S. U. Coun- cil, and M Club, emor WHO ' S WHO Among Students in American Colleges and Universities: Orman McDonald. • David Dotson, the whiz from Winona, has confined his interests to fifty-second quarter miles, stopping op- posing backs, and Rome, Ga., during the last year. A place-kicker deluxe, David regularly set the opposition back on kick-offs.