Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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CRIDER CRIGLER EDWARDS FERGUSON B. J. FINCH GEORGE GRANT, MRS. GRANT, D. V. R. CRIDER Charleston, Miss. Versie Ray has been a very active member of the Minis- terial Association and Hermenian Literary Society. Along with these student activities, he has also held down full-time church work. Crider ' s smile and how-do-you-do will be missed on M. C. campus. KATHERINE CRIGLER Macon, Miss. The students regret the leaving of Kat. With her ready word of cheer, she has been a campus asset. Her popularity may be proved by her being elected secretary-treasurer of the student body, vice-president of the senior class, and as a member of the executive council. She also distinguished herself by holding a fellowship in English and Language, by belonging to the Philomathean Literary Society, EKK, and Y. W. A. DOROTHY EDWARDS Mendenhall. Miss. Dottie is a diligent student and is always ready for fun because she is an Adelia Hall-ite. She belongs to the Girls ' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Y. W. A., and EKK. Dottie transferred to M. C from Co-Lin Tr. College. BOBBYE JEAN FERGUSON Clinton, Miss. Her quiet, friendly manner and ability to do things has won for her the respect of students and faculty. With a fellow in the Language and Biology departments and membership in the Hermenian Literary Society, she is secretary of the Metho- dist Church. Bobbye Jean has found time to captivate the interests of a certain Tulane medical student FLORA FINCH McComb. Miss. Combine brilliance of mind and winsomeness of personality and you come out with — Flora Finch. She was a member of Honor Council, I. R. C., B. S. U. Council, Choral Union, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, and in addition found time to make a host of friends. EARL GEORGE Anding, Miss. Earl is one of our most industrious student pastors. He ' s conscientious in his living and true to his convictions. Re- member that old Plymouth — his faithful companion? He is a member of M. A. LUCILLE GRANT (MRS. D. R.) Plantersville, Miss. Lucille is a transfer student from M. S. C. W. She is a member of the Philomathean Literary Society and Ministers ' Wives ' Association. Since coming to M. C. she has been persuaded by a certain young man to direct her talents in the fulfillment of duties of a pastor ' s wife, in which she shows signs of great success. DAVID GRANT Plantersville, Miss. David is one of the most versatile ministerial students at M. C. His spirit of optimism on the campus and his influence as a Christian leader proves his ability. He is a member of the Philomathean Literary Society and the Ministerial Associa- tion. David was honored by being elected president of the Senior Class; vice-president of the Ministerial Association; representative on the Student-Faculty Committee. CLASS OF 24

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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

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GREEN GRIFFITH GULLATT HAWKINS HAYDEN HODGE HOFF, JOE HOFF, L. C. LAURIE GREEN Memphis, Tenn. Laurie has been an excellent and popular student in Mis- sissippi College. His excellence is attested to by the fact that he is a fellow in Chemistry; his popularity, by his success as president of the Jennings Hall organization. EDITH GRIFFITH Pass Christian, Miss. Edith, hailing from the coast — Pass Christian, Miss. — has been honored as the first girl at M. C. to be elected a student body officer. During her Junior year she served as secretary and treasurer. She is a member of the EKK, Hermenian Lit- erary Society, and was a member of the Choral Union her Freshman and Sophomore years. TOM GULLATT Palmetto, Ga. With a typical Georgia smile, Tom wins his way into the hearts of those who know him. A transfer from Bruton Parker, he was a member of I. R. C., B. S. U. Council, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Honor Council, and Ministerial Association, besides holding the honor of being a fellow in Biology. PAUL HAWKINS Raleigh, Miss. Paul is a transfer student, having preceded his career at M. C. by two years spent at Clarke College and Jones County Jr. College. He is a member of the Ministerial Association, is married, and has done full-time church work in addition to secular employment during his college career FORTY- F 25 i ROSALEE HAYDEN Vaughan, Miss. Better known as Pinky! She hails from the “city where Casey Jones once resided, which makes her almost famous, too. Besides her sailor interests, she has found time for membership in the I. R. C., Dramatic Club, EKK. She is a fellow in English. JUNE HODGE (MRS. W. T.) J ackson, Miss. June has distinguished herself at M. C. by the many friend- ships which she has developed. Always willing to lend a helping hand, June has shown this attitude of helpfulness especially in the Chemistry Lab. She is a loyal member of Philomathean Literary Society and the EKK, besides holding a fellowship in Chemistry. JOE HOFF Jackson, Miss. A transfer from Co-Lin, Joe has been a faithful worker. His major interests, scholastically speaking, are Chemistry and Math. Otherwise, photography and the Little Symphony Or- chestra. L. C. HOFF Brookhaven, Miss. Hoff, another of M. C. ' s transfers from Clarke College, has that radiant personality so that he was awarded the A. J. Aven Scholarship by the W. M. U. and possesses an outstand- ing spiritual influence.