Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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ARMSTRONG, P. ASHBY BEETS BENNETT, D. BERRY BURNETT BURSON CARLAND PAULINE ARMSTRONG Georgetown. Miss. Pauline has a pleasing personality, and she is noted for her high scholastic standing. Secretary of I. R. C. and Her- menian Literary Society and a member of Y. W. A. THOMAS ASHBY Bowling Green, Ky. The guy who loves his Spanish and gets a kick out of sleeping on the floor! Tom — as he is known to his friends hails from Bowling Green, Kentucky, and faithfully sanctions all sayings about Kentucky made by Dr. Cranfill. With preach- ing as his chief interest, Tom is a member of the Ministerial Association and is pastor of a full-time church. RALPH EDWIN BEETS Silver Creek, Miss. Now, this is not the kind of Beets you grow in the Blue Grass section of Kentucky, but a man who has won many honors and is very hopeful in the outcome of his pursuit in Zoo. Ralph ' s main interest is in the ministry. He is a mem- ber of the Ministerial Association, I. R. C., and Glee Club. DEWEY BENNETT Waycross, Ga. Dewey has led a very active life on the M. C. campus. He has distinguished himself as a student of language, both in the Language Department and on the campus, especially among the girls. He is a member of the B. S. U. Council, Hermenian Literary Society, and the Ministerial Association. Bro. Dewey is preparing himself for missionary work in the Ministry of Christ. IEANNE BERRY Prentiss. Miss. The girl with the pleasing personality from Mary Wyatt Cottage. Jeanne makes friends easily. She is a member of the Dramatic Club, Girls ' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, I. R. C., Y. W. A., EKK. A fellowship in the English Department is merited by Jeanne. J. W. BURNETT Brookhaven, Miss. Bro. Burnett endeared himself to all who knew him by his constant spirit of cheerfulness. He carried on full-time church work and was an active member of the Ministerial Association. He is a transfer from Clarke College. JENELLE BURSON Calhoun City. Miss. Jenelle was not only one of the favorites at M. C. but also displayed wonderful ability in basketball. Her smile and personality are hard to exceed. Her intellectual ability was made known by her being a fellow in the Math. Dept. RALPH CARLAND Jackson, Miss. Carland ' s wonderful influence has been widespread among the other ministerial students. He also possesses great ability to learn, speak, and think. M. C. is glad to own him. CLASS 0 F

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SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR Let all thy joys be as the month of May, And all thy days be as a marriage day. — Francis Quarles, To a Bride. M R S. DAVID GRANT

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HAYWOOD CATES Tallahassee, Fla. Haywood came to M. C. from the University of Florida, after serving a year as an Air Combat Crewman. He is a member of the I. R. C., B. S. U. Council, M. A., and is president of the Choral Union and Dramatic Club. Haywood was elected to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, and as Most Handsome in the local Who ' s Who. A favorite of every student, especially among the sailors, because of his baritone voice and sincere friendliness, he graduates with distinction before going to Yale as a pre-Chaplain student. He has been a capable student officer several times, including Battalion Commander. DAVID CAUL Columbia. Miss. Buzz, known and loved by all the students, goes from us to make his mark in the world as a doctor. He was elected Attorney in the Student Body Government election by a unanimous vote. Buzz will be missed. O. C. CHANCE Oak Vale, Miss. Bro. Chance has proved his determination to gain a college education by returning to M. C. after having spent a few years as full-time teacher and pastor. He is a member and treasurer of the Ministerial Association. LOIS CLARK (MRS. T. R.) East St. Louis, 111. Mrs. Clark, who hails from East St. Louis, Illinois, has brains plus! A person who never stops ' til her task is done, she has found time to take an active part in the I. R. C. and the Ministers ' Wives ' Association besides distinguishing herself as an English fellow and a distinction student. TED CLARK East St. Louis. 111. Ted is one of the most outstanding and popular students on the M. C. campus. He has distinguished himself by member- ship in the I. R. C., M. A., and Honor Council. He is a fellow in the Language and History departments. He was elected in the Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Softball is one of his main interests. Ted graduates with a special distinction average. WOODROW W. CLARK Neshoba, Miss. A veteran of Pearl Harbor, an outstanding student, editor of the TRIBESMAN, Pastor of seven churches, Woodrow will leave a place on the campus that is hard to fill. He is a member of the Ministerial Association and I. R. C. JOHN COBB Greenville. S. C. Studying for the ministry, Mr. Cobb has displayed his ability by his distinction average. The Ministerial Association is one of his main interests. A great future can be predicted for him! ELIZABETH COLE Ruth, Miss. Lib found a very active life as a student. She was a member of the Hermenian Literary Society, I. R. C., Honor Council, and B. S. U. Council, and was a fellow in the History department. Most of all, she was the girl we remember for a constant smile and a charming personality. 23 i