Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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I Publications Publications Council This group is of invaluable aid to the various campus publications. On it the editors and bus- iness managers are brought together, under the guidance of a faculty com- mittee, to effect solutions to their common problems and to discuss and determine policies for their mutual benefit. Tomahawk Staff The TOMA- HAWK is a tradi- tion at Mississippi College. Designed primarily for the new student, it out- lines the student government and the freshman initiation program, includes the constitutions of the SBA and the WSGA, and fur- nishes a great deal of other informa- tion of special value to the newcomer to the campus. Dick Bennett; Betty Russum, Business Manager; Brenta Helms, Art Editor; and Larry Ziglar, Editor. 24

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.Woman’s Student Government Association Seated left to right: Jane Lee? Sarah Odle, Presi- dent; Delores Cole; Ryn- nie Davidson; Shirley Smith, The Woman’s Student Government Association governs and regulates the activities of all undergraduate women students at Mississippi College. It consists of five officers and four dormitory presidents. Left to right: Jo Faught, Gunter; Janet West, Jennings; Linda Smith, Hederman; Celia Carter, Mary Nelson.

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Arrowhead The A rrowhead is the student literary magazine. Pub- lished four times a year, it features original poetry, es says, short stories, and plays by Mississippi College stu dents. Anne Walker, Vic Cotton, Linda Price, Bob Herring, Martha Clay.