Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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HORN JAMES KURZ LEE JEAN HORN Magee, Miss. Jean is a girl who has won distinction in many activities of her college days. She is a member of the I. R. C., EKK, Executive Council. She was a fellow in Math, and was a Favorite in the 1943-44 TRIBESMAN. She was also on the 1943-44 TRIBESMAN Staff. During her senior year, Jean was a fellow in Biology, secretary of the Senior Class, member of the Executive Council. CURTIS JAMES Puckett, Miss. He is a transfer from Clarke College. James has been a faithful member of the Ministerial Association while here at Mississippi College. His chief interest is preaching. JAMES A. JERNIGAN Tupelo, Miss. James is one of the most popular of all our students — both Navy and civilian. Many are his distinctions. He was voted most intellectual, holds a fellowship in the Chemistry Depart- ment, and has a special distinction overage. He is president of I. R. C., member of Philomathean Literary Society, member of B. S. U. Council, member of Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. He is a member of Ministerial Association and a pre-med student with ambition of being a medical missionary. DON JONES Clinton, Miss. The only man who has placed first honors over women in the art of juggling the Adam ' s Apple. Don ' s a good sport, a full-time pastor, and a member of M. A. The quiet on the campus is not yet. JERNIGAN JONES lovett McDonald WILLIE MAE KURZ St. Louis. Mo. A transfer from S. W. Mo. Jr. College, Willie Mae won her place in the hearts of those who knew her. A student with a distinction average, she was a member of I. R. C., Dramatic Club, Glee Club, and Mixed Chorus. ROBERT LEE Mobile, Ala. Lee is one of our successful students. He has a pleasing and winning personality. He has been most successful as a Romeo, husband, father, pastor, and student. As a student, Lee has gained the honorable positions: member of I. R. C., president of Ministerial Association, member of B. S. U. Coun- cil, and elected to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. JEAN LOVETT Morton. Miss. Jean says that her interest is teaching Commercial work, but if you see that ring on her left hand, you ' ll see what her real interest is. She had no trouble in captivating the one and only Percy. Jean is setting a fine example for that brown- eyed sister who wishes to go in her footsteps. She has been very popular while on M. C. campus. ROBERT MCDONALD Mobile, Ala. A transfer from Clarke College, Bob has made a host of friends for himself on the M. C. campus. He has been active as a student, pastor, and as a member of the Ministerial As- sociation.

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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.

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McWilliams Merrill pepper pfeifer RHODES ROBERTSON SANDERS, B. SANDERS, C. SUE McWILLIAMS Hattiesburg. Miss. Sue is affectionately called by her boy friends Sue Babe. Sue began college at Belhaven. After M. C. became co-educa- tional, she transferred to Mississippi College, and added an extra bit to spice the campus. Sue is a soloist. Her favorite song is Did Anyone Call? She is a member of the Philo- mathean Literary Society, Dramatic Club, and Glee Club. JACK MERRILL Olive Branch. Miss. Uncle Sam got one of our best students when Jack volun- teered. He was a member of I. R. C., B. S. U. Council, Philo- mathean Literary Society, Choral Union, and Ministerial Asso- ciation, and was past editor of the TRIBESMAN. KENNY PEPPER Louisville. Ky. This introduces the chief of the Choctaws, who during his reign as president of the student body added to himself a squaw, ' Vada. Added to his honors may be included: member of Ministerial Association, past president of B. S. U. Council, cheerleader, member of Symphony Orchestra. TOM PFEIFER Hobson. Mo. Before entering them inistry, Tom made his bow on the stage as a fiddler and master of ceremonies. Since entering the ministry, Bro. Tom has proved his quality as a leader by actively participating in Philomathean Literary Society, member of Honor Council, B. S. U. Council, and president of Minis- terial Association. He also does full-time church work and is an outstanding student. LEWIS RHODES Norfield. Miss. With all sincerity it may be said that Lewis has a burning desire to live zestful. Lewis is always very active in what- ever he does. Lewis is a lover of people and as a minister he seeks to lead man to a right relationship with God. He is a member of I. R. C. and Ministerial Association, and is pastor of a full-time church. His athletic interests are softball and tennis. BUDDY ROBERSON Silver City. Miss. Buddy is one of those fellows you can ' t fail to notice. He is a faithful member of the Ministerial Association. He has also full-time church work. BILLIE SANDERS Sallis. Miss. Another transfer student from Holmes Jr. College! The quiet, unassuming nature of Billie will never be forgotten by her friends at M. C. Membership in the Dramatic Club and I. R. C. distinguish her college career. She also expects to teach others and hopes someday not to get a doctor ' s degree, but a doctor himself. CASSIE SANDERS Sallis, Miss. Since coming to Mississippi College from Holmes Jr. College, Cassie has made many friends — Navy and civilian. The Dramatic Club is her main interest. Having been taught, she now expects to teach others. 27 FIVE