Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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Jack Allen Henry YAZOO CITY Transferring from Washington and Lee Uni- versity at the close of his freshman year, Jack has been a quiet but pleasing addition to the campus scene. Letting actions speak louder than words, his major in biology and membership in the Pre-Med Club adequately demonstrate his interest in medicine as a profession. GRADUATES Charles Hickman indianola Since coming to M. C. Bass Profundo Charlie Hickman has not only centered his interests around football but has also centered the foot- ball and has roughed it up with many an opposing player in the middle of the line. He is a Fellow in Biology and has membership in in Pre-Med Club, “M” Club, and Philomathean Literary Society. William Thomas Hodge BILOXI Usually found tinkering with some physical ap- paratus was this versatile lad from Biloxi. From star-gazing to Physics and Chemistry and back to star-gazing when a certain June came along Bill went on his way up the ladder of a suc- cessful college career. With little time for extra- curricular activities, Bill has for three years been a faithful laboratory assistant in Physics. Floyd Lewis Horne, Jr. McALESTER, OKLAHOMA Upholding a Horne tradition, Floyd has been chosen as “Most Handsome” for the past two years. The “Oklahoma Kid” is President of the Theatre, Drummer in the Orchestra and belongs to the Pre-Med Club and Golf Club. He has a Biology Major and the only Fellowship in the Language Department.

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Ruth Catherine Ford laurel Capitalizing on a friendly attitude, Ruth Kath- erine left school with a host of friends. In her junior year, she was selected the cutest coed on the campus. Most of her talents were con- centrated in the dramatic field where she served as makup artist for the Theatre. Tommy S. Gunn MERIDIAN During his Junior and Senior years Tommy Gunn has been Secretary and Treasurer of his class. He played football his Freshman year and has since made his letter as manager of both football and basketball. He is a Physical Edu- cation Major with a Fellowship in that subject. George Othell Hand COLLINSVILLE Seemingly enebrated with life and its possibili- ties, Othell has optimistically smiled his way through college. Distinguishing himself as Presi- dent of the Ministerial Association, a fellow in Christianity, and as a member of the Honor Council, B. S. U. Council, and Hermenian Liter- ary Society, his name is listed in Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Paul Hawkins RALEIGH The initial years of Paul’s education were spent at Ell isville Junior College, and for the past two years he has been a fixture on the Choctaw scene. His activities included the Ministerial Associa- tion, Choral Union, and conscientious pursuit of an adequate education for Christian service.

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Maurice Francis Herring, Jr. UTICA Maurice Herring — “Greasy” to you — took his first College years at Hinds Junior College. In ad- dition to his distinction average, he has been a member of the Band, Glee Club and I. R. C., and has earned a letter in track due to his ability as a good half-miler. Eugene Hilbun LAUREL “Gabe,” outstanding in Choctaw athletics, is a member of the “M” Club, having lettered in foot- ball. He has been on the Honor Council and Executive Council and has a Fellowship in Physical Education. This year he has also been Vice-President of the Senior Class. Leonard Holloway CLINTON “Mule” Holloway, a transfer from Louisiana College, has really gotten a kick out of his favorite sport, Golf, serving as President of the Golf Team for two years. He is a Philomathean, a member of the M. A., and has had a fellow- ship in Math for three years. John Eason Howell LULA A special Distinction student, Johnny has been chosen for Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. He has served on the B. S. U. Council for three years, had membership on the Honor Council, has membership in the I. R. C., and has been a fellow in the Chemistry Depart- ment for two years.