Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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Gene Crawford meridian Gene Crawford has made many friends on the campus since he transferred from Meridian Col- lege. Along with his work on his Major in Social Sciences he has faithfully served on the B. S. U. Council for the past two years. Lewis Curtis MERIDIAN In his study for the Ministry, Lewis has majored in Christianity and minored in English and So- cial Sciences. He has attended the Ministerial Association and the Hermenian Literary Society. William Thomas Douglas MERIDIAN Constituting the affable part of Douglas and Moseley, Inc., Tom has syndicated hasb-sling- ing and courting. An active ministerial stu- dent, he has held membership in State and Local B. S. U. Councils, Executive Council, and Var- sity Debate Team. As English fellow, his was the job of adding spice to Literary Society. Ted Farrell CLINTON Running Half-miles in close to two minutes flat and playing a fast game of Basketball are feats that have assisted Ted in winning his “M” in two sports. He has a distinction average and a Major in Chemistry.

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Fenwick W. Chappell HATTIESBURG Fenwick Chappell, although short on brawn, definitely has his share of brains. Since coming from the “Hub City” he has added such “spokes” as Chairman of the Honor Council, Member- ship on the B. S. U. Council, Treasurer of the Pre-Meds, a distinction average, election as the Most Intelligent,” and a Fellowship in Biology — all of which construct for him a well-rounded wheel of knowledge and recognition in Who’s Who Among Students of American Universities and Colleges. Harold Cottingham Clower CRYSTAL SPRINGS A bull-rat from Hinds Junior College, Harold is also a bull-shooter deluxe from Ratliff Hall. Aside from this pastime, he finds time to work on his Sociology Major and to attend both M. A. and the Hermenian Literary Society. Harold has earned a letter in track as a hurdler and weight man. Ruth Cole ruth Assuming responsibility in many places char- acterizes Ruth’s personality. She served as Sec- retary of the Hermenian Literary Society, Presi- dent of the Woman’s Honor Council, and Presi- dent of the Women’s Religious Council. Ruth is listed in Who’s Who Among American Colleges and Universities and was selected Miss Missis- sippi College by the Student Body. Paul H. Cranford VICKSBURG Paul has been a full-time pastor during his four years at Mississippi College and he now com- mutes from Vicksburg, where his present pas- torate is. He has a Christianity Major and has attended the Ministerial Association and the Hermenian Literary Society for three years.

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Owen Tiller Crawley WACO, TEXAS Owen Crawley, a jovial Texan, has served as Vice-President of The Student Body, as a mem- ber of the Honor Council, B. S. U. Council and Pre-Med Club. In athletics he has proven him- self a worthy Choc as a Trackster and Golfer. George Donnell BLUE MOUNTAIN You usually saw him with bucket and towel reviving a tired athlete at a crucial moment in an important football or basketball game, be- cause his main extra-curricula interest was man- aging the campus brawn. George has quitted himself nobly as Senior Basketball Manager this year. Taking most of his work in Commer- cial Science, he aspires to become an accountant. George Earl Emmett CLINTON The way of a man with a maid has baffled most of us, but George Earl took the matter in stride and is well on his way to a maid’s heart. Majoring in English and tuning the mike for chapel have given him a well-rounded education. He has distributed his talents be- tween the Theatre, Pre-Med Club, and Philo- mathean. Shirley Faucette CLI NTON After completing her first year in Arkansas Junior College, Shirley continued her intellec- tual pursuits at Mississippi College. While tnain- taining a special distinction average, she found time to be President of the Town Girls’ Club and a member of the International Relations Club.