Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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GRID-Q awn- I W LUTHER WHITE President p Student governlnent has long been an estzih- I lished institution on the campus ot Rlississippi I College. The ileinocrzitic spirit found zunong I the students is Q1 result OI the ingrained desire for SUIT-ITQLIIZITIYJII in matters of discipline zuuI fleeoruni. Ciovernment of the students, hr the I students, and tm' the students has been found to he one of the most eifective means of expres- I sion and control thus fzu' employed. The ability I of students to regulate themselves effectivehf is imiliezitire of the high quality of Ch?lI'2iCTL'I' to he TUIIIIKI on the campus. SIIIIII I GIIIIIII IIIII I BURKE TRAVIS Vice-President and TED GIBSON Attorney M us EDITH NYE GRIFFITH Secretary HONOR COUNCIL Atley Kitchings, Ted Clark, Tom Pfeifer, Sue Valentine, presidentg Luther White, Elizabeth Cole, Flora Finch, and Homer L. Biqgerstaff.

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The fellows at Mississpipi College render a service worthy of commendation. I-Iard worlc, little praise, and more than their share of criticism are their rewards. They worlc steadily and fairly to grade and record the marks which are the steppingstones to graduation. We are aware of the fact that they are contributing much by way of lightening the duties of the busy professors. We salute these worthy students who find time, beyond that required for their own studies, to perform this service! 0 KIEAN HORN, Biology. 9 CANA MCKEE, Psychology. 9 KATHERINE BARLOVV, Matheinzitics. 0 I,l I'HER XVIIITE, Clieinistry. 0 GEORGE ATKINSON, Engineering l7r:iwi'iig. 0 FRED SMITH, Cliemistii. 9 LILY IIOVVELI, JOHNSON, Econoinics Q, in , X v x X 0 0 Blil IX SIE IOHNSON, C'hemisti'x' :ind and Sociology. i i Pliysies. 0 DOROTHY SANDERS, Q'liciiiisti1v. 0 I I,ORA lflN!'l'l, liiology. 9 I,Al'RlE GREEN, C'heinisti'y'. 0 HELEN DALE ARMS'I'RONki, Ediicaitioii 0 NVALLACE B. CAI.l7VVEI,l,, Hlologv, and History. yn. X .f 4, X fa ' 082 'Er 50 N Q ' W fi I- I I Q -af-.e,,,,?. -., f .,,,,,. .X ' i I gr'

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Annual elections are held for the selection of the student body ollicers. rlilrrougliout the elec- tion the principles of fairness :ind good sports- mzrnsliip are demanded by ull. Various Councils and eoinniittees are formed for specialized tune- tions. The Executive Council, largely composed ot the principal student body olheers, assumes the ! Z ,M--F - we V xi ,W rw MISS ELIZABETH COLE Sponsor Everybody ought 'ro go to Chapel Srclewallc monopoly , . . Wha+'s it all about anyway FIoy7 Prize rendition of the Alma Mater e mail must have come . . . When the bell rings hulk ot the responsibility for good wx innu The Honor Council is seleeted tor t pur Us of insuring :ind eneourzrgingg honesty un ng students in :III nrzrtters. Student goxernnun 1 hlississippi College, therefore, is ot nutuil value in Irttin rv ff the student for greater uxu lls T5 fulness in later life. Qi - v 1 ' ,Pe Y f I T -e v -T1 ' iff gt it ,L I Z nr 4' T ' ,Q Y .5 Q if Q - I MDG so I Q ., 1 Qtr? nr EXECUTIVE COUNCIL A.. Luther While, Homer Biggersfaff, Burke Travis, Lem Sales, Bobbie Walden, John Huqghins, Afley Kiichings, Ted Gibson, and Kenny Pepper. qw wg-.,. Tyr: