Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1969 volume:

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IPRGDMHSIE GIF X GRIEMVIER TUMCORRUW 11 Q Q . .1 YN . , ..1',,e gn gf f .Za- g .... if -af? 2 -. 3 rf 61 -1 2. ff iq? n f' ' W 5' +3 X -'L+ 2' Q W ew Y is-r xfi My wx' ' ,, wx, , A M 12-x an ga M255-QM' Q IN MEMORIAM Roy Burkett Mike Pinion Barbara Tmner Alton Waggener Jeanne Young November 8, 1968 127' OUR IP'RIESl'l I'ENll' With a minimum of fanfare Dr. Lewis Nobles has begun his duties as the ninth president of Mississippi College. Creating the Dawn of a New Era,', Dr. Nobles is moving the college forward at an ever accelerating pace. It is only with the greatest pride and admiration that the students and faculty of Mississippi College welcome Dr. Lewis Nobles as their new chief. Howard E. Spell, Dean of the College j. W. Lee, Dean of the Graduate Division Charles W. Scott, Dean of Students Gray Miley, Director of the Evening Division F. D. Hewitt, jr., Director of Public Relations and Alumni Afairs AI MIINIISIRMVIIUN L. M. Lanier, Business Manager Troy Mahon, Registrar Woodrow W. Clark, Director of Education and Institutional Research Van Dyke Quick, Director of Admissions Dee C. Grantham, Dean of Women f- Edwin Hewlett, DMU of MCH Norman H. Gough, Director of Public I. B. Howell, Librarian Bfadley P0921 Difefiof of Rvligivw Information Activities Clarice Aflooney, Assistant Registrar Ted E. Smith, Director of Computer Center Larry Grantham, Director of Student Activities Franklin Ellis Hood, L. Howard Godfrey, Iva Ball jackson, M.S. M.S. M.B.E. Lawrence C. Smith, Ph.D. Frances Skulley, M.A. DIIVIISIIUN GIF IBUISIINII-ESS AND IEQOIXOMIICS DIIVIISIIUN GIF lEl lUnCPWI-liON S ANI IPSYCHIOILOGY Robert H. Bourdene, D. Gray Miley, Ph.D., Chairman M.A. Grace S. Caperton, M.S. George B. Chapman M.Ed. Ann Wilson Clark, M .Ed. Mildred M. Crider, Ed.D. Eugene I. Farr, Ed.D. john R. Blair, Ed.D., Chairman Swinton A. Hill, Ed.D. Ruth B. Hopkins, M A Linuel D. jayroe, M.Ed. Gale G. Keith, M.A. Frances MeGu1j'ee, Ph.D. Van Dyke Quick, M.Ed. Charles W. Scott, Ed.D. Nellie Ford Smith M .L.S . james Q. Allen, M.A I IIWIISIIUN OIF IFIINIE ARTS Mary Berner, M.M. Ralph Carroll, M.M. Gerald Claxton, M.M. Alan Fuller, M.M. Sam Gore, M.A. Charles M. Gross, M.A. John P. johnson, D.M.A. Anne C. Mason, B.M. Rolland H. Shaw, M.M. Ralph M. Taylor, M.M. Billy R. Trotter, M,M Patricia Walxton, M .M . , jack L. Lyall, Ed.D., Chairman IDIIVIISIION GIF IHIIEAILTIHI, IPIHIYSIICAIL IEI UCA HON FXNID INECRIEMVIIUN Bernard Blaekwelll Lennard Register, B.S. Hazel L. Newman, Howard Willoughby, M.Ed. B.S. Hartwell McPhail, M.A., Chairman 17 Sarah A. Rouse, Ph.D., Chairman N I IIWIIHION OIF ll-IIUIMANIITIIIE Thomas T. Boswell, jane Selby Fields, Alary Catherine j. Edwin Hewlett, M.A. B.A., Grad. Asst. Gentry, B.A., Grad. M.A. Asst. Ralph D. Howell, Linda M. Lane, M.A. Karen La Preste, Gertrude Lippert, M.A. B.A., Grad. Asst. Ph.D. Sue P. Lifnsey, M.A. Billy D. Lytal, M.A. Charles E. Martin, Virginia C. Quarles, Ph.D. .M.A. Kenneth T. Rainey, Katherine Short, B.A., Paula Lane Tillman, Hollis B, Todd, Ph.D. julia M. Todd, Ph.D. Th.D. Grad. Asst. B.A., Grad. Asst. I IWIISIION GIF RIEILIIGIIUN joe M. Cooper, Th.D. Norman E. 0'Neal, E.R. Pinson, Th.D. Howard E. Spell, Philips R. McCarty, D.R.E. Ph.D. D.R.E. james V. Burnsfde, Henry A. Carlock, ' M.Ed. M.S. james M. Kelley, M.S. john W. Legg, Ph.D. Ph.D. W. E. Strange, M.S. Louzs C. Temple, M.A. I IIVIISIIUIXI UI: SCIIIEIXICIE ANI IVIXXIIII-IIIEIVIIAIIIICS I IIVIISIIUIXI OIF SOCIIAIL SICIIIIENCIIES Martha M. Bzgelow, Craddock D. R. R. Pearce, Ed.D. Ph.D. Galloway, M.A. Billy R. Hickx, M.A. Walter G. Howell, Ph.D. STI-AIFIF First Row : Hazel K. Anthony, Secretary to Business Manager, j. Carnell Appleton, Cashier, Trading Post,' Terry Bellis, Superzffsor of Of'-Campus Housng, Diane Bradford, Secretary to Director of Admissions, Neal Brashier, Secretary to the President. Second Row: Georgia Byers, Student Accounts and Loans, Dot Chisolrn, Secretary to Director of Public Relations, Mary fo Crocroft, Circulation Librarian, Ruth Cody, Secretary to Dean of Graduate Studies, Lottye G. Cook, Head Resident, jennings. Third Row : fudy Cummins, Records Clerk, Registrarls Ofice, Woodard B. Dazfis, Stockroorn Manager,' A. B. Delozier, Nlaintenance Supervisor, Francis B. Dent, Asst. Catalog Librarian, Pauline A. Everett, Head Resident, Latimer-Webb. Fourth Row: Larry P. Franklin, Admissions Counselor, Linda Gayle Farrar, Nurse, Arie P. Farr, Catalog Librarian, Sam D. Hall, Supervisor of Campus and Grounds, Kathryn M, Holland, Head Resident, Hederrnan- Gunter. Fifth Row: Carl R. Hozvorth, Ikfanager, Trading Post,' Grace Keena, Bookkeeper, Trading Post,' Linda Little, Asst. Resident Counselor, Alary Nelson, Ruth Anne Locke, IVITXST Opera'or,' Alartha P. Martin, Asst. in Tech- nical Processing. Sixth Row: C. Paul Massey, Director, Guidance Center, Ethelyn R. Mayfield, Secretary, Division of Business and Eco- nomics, Nancy jean McAdery, Nurse, Tywana Min- ton, Secretary to Dean of Students, Theresa Olive, Secretary to Registrar. Seventh Row: M. T. Peters, Mechanical Engineer, Eleanor Grace Polk, Order Librarian, Mary B. Ritter, PBX Opera- tor, Grace Scarborough, Veterans and Transcript Clerk, Registraris Ojice, A. B. Short, Asst. to Direc- tor of Religious Actizfities. Eighth Row: Sarah Nell Spencer, Bookkeeper, Business Ojice, judy C. Whittington, Head Nurse. 20 A IFILURRY OIF TIEACIHIIING GLASSES U 1 g r .Qi ws My , , fflijfafgflfak ff, I k y J 9.24, my W5 f f ' ' g ' ' ' k ,, 5 ,, V M , ,ya Q ,gdffy fwyqffifh ,ff,,z,, ,J ,my ff,5gf',i,1h , m,,f,,14m'fM,, 1M,,,,,J, 1 , W iw ww fwifffwg '14H,'ff'g'Wf2e' , f ,X A' 7' Q Wyiffa,gffJM,3ifW v Q 'f 5 . W 7 v 5N5',y', Zzfgz.f7?,i, f ,A ff, I f- f , WQGSQ I , , , Mya ,M WW , If ,hw .2 gn 1 f ,, f., M ww L my 'M ,Q ,Aw 4, I , , ,, A A , W 4 7 ' 'LQ sf, f U ,N , Vi ' L, 4 'Q f, , law n ,W , V, ,QW mi M , 1 ,W ., 1 1 A V E 2' w ,gf H' , , ' 'fa mfif ' ' w . Q mi Q , .s.g,,2Z' W',2'5?.f2,'Q',i'?33i t 'Q-Qs X54 fx' 'YJ up '-,f 'Ev vlv' -. fs. 4 ' c .QS . ,,v4, Y' ' t ' , . ' M451-'A 'V 4 'bf ' M MM , W Um Q ?' ' 'f ae, ,Z Q 2 1 lil! P. :ir ,Q r V 332 A KW' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Nathan Saucier, Carolyn Cartrett, Bill Watson, Walter Price, ,Linda Anderson, and Bobby West. 1. VIRGINIA LOUISE ABEL, Jackson, B.M. Music, Con- cert Choir, Delta Omicron Officer, Opera Workshop, Banks Award Scholarship, D. O. International Summer Study Scholarship, THURMAN LEON ADAMS, JR., West Memphis, Ark., B.A. SUZY LYNN ADCOCK, Jackson, B.A.,' Delta Sigma Tau. DOROTHY AINS- WORTH, Magee, B.S. Ed. 2. LYNDA RUTH ALLEN, Marianna, Fla., B.A,,' Concert Choir, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi, Nenamoosha Social Tribe. ROBERT O. ALLEN, Brook- haven, B.S.,' Senate Oflicer, Circle K Officer, Delta Sigma Pi Ofhcer, President's Cabin-et. LINDA Z. ANDERSON, Cleveland, B.S, Ed., Swannanoa Social Club Pres., B.S.U. Executive Council, Alpha Psi Omega, Jr. and Sr. Class Secretary, High School Day Co-Chairman. MARY ANITA ANDERSON, Jackson, B.S. Ed., SNEA. 3. TERRY ANDREVVS, Marianna, Fla., B.M., Chapel Choir, Concert Choir President, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. PERMELIA ARCENEAUX, Franklinton, La., B.S. Ed., Chorale Choir. BONNIE ARMSTRONG, Wesson, B.S. Ed., BILL ARNOLD, Memphis, Tenn., B.S.,' Collegiate Civitan Pres., Mississippi Collegian Editor, Omicron Del- ta Kappa Vice Pres., Who's Who, Alpha Chi. 4. BOBBY ARNOLD, Jackson, B.S.,' Delta Sigma Pi. PHYLLIS ASHCRAFT, Clinton, B.S.,' Arrowhead Art Editor, Tribal Players President, Set Designer for Briga- doon. GAYLE AVANTS, Metairie, La., B.S. NORMA BAGGETT, Clinton, B.S. Ed., Art Club, Nenamoosha Social Tribe. 7'4- Tll-IHE H969 SIENIIOR GLASS 1. RUSSELL LEE BAILEY, JR., Tunica, B.A., Pre-Law Club. JAMES PHILLIP BALASKI, Picayune, B.S.,' Alpha Epsilon Delta. BENJAMIN CALVITT BALLEN- TINE, Clewiston, Fla., B.A., Senate, Psychology Club. WAYNE K. BARBER, Jackson, B.S.,' Freshman Class Chaplain, Delta Sigma Pi. 2. PAUL LAWRENCE BARKER, Jackson, B.A., Psychol- ogy Club. JIMMY L. BARRENTINE, Crystal Springs, B.A. NANCY F. BEAVER, McCordsville, Ind., B.S.g Dorm Counselor Latimer-Webb, Phi Beta Lambda V. Pres., Drill Team First Lieutenant, Vesper Choir, Nena- moosha Social Tribe. LINDA BENEFIELD, Florence, B.S.g Nenamoosha Social Tribe. 3. GARY G. BERRY, Magee, B.A. JEROME L. BIL- LINGSLEY, Greenwood, B.S.,' Delta Sigma Pi, Alpha Epsilon Delta Officer, Who's Who, ODK, Judicial Coun- cil. JUDITH BLAND, Eupora, B.S. Ed. BILLY BLAN- TON, Clinton, B.S. 4. LINDA CAROL BLOOM, Yazoo City, B.S. Ed., Stu- dent Education Association, Phi Beta Lambda. DONALD EDWIN BOONE, Tylertown, B.A., Vesper Choir, Psy- chology Club, R. E. Club, Collegiate Civitan, Tribal Players. JOY BOONE, Escatawpa, B.A., Tribal Players Secretary, Nenamoosha Social Tribe, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, WhoIs Who. CATHY BOYETTE, Jackson, B.A., Kissimee Social Tribe, Concert Choir, Student Prince, Brigadoon. 5. GAIL IDONA BRADFORD, Warner Robins, Ga., B.S. Ed., Home Economics Club Officer, S.E.A. Officer, Y.W.A. Officer, R. E. Club, B.S.U. Publicity Committee. BRENDA B. BRIDGES, McComb, B.S. Ed. SUSAN LYNN BRIGHAM, Yazoo City, B.S. Ed., S.E.A. treas- urer, B.S.U. HOP Choir, Jennings Dorm V. Pres. JAMES H. BRISTER, JR., Jackson, B.S.,' Chess Club, Math Club. 6. MARY LOUISE CPENNYJ BROWN, Jackson, B.S. Ed., Head Cheerleader, S.E.A. Pres., Kissimee Sec., Homecoming Maid of Honor, Who's Who. JAUNITA BRUCE, Saltillo, B.S.,' G'rls' Basketball, WRA Reporter. RALPH WADE BRUCE, Saltillo, B.S.,' Basketball. BRUCE BRYANT, Clinton, B.A., Pre-Legal Society Pres., Basketball, B.S.U. Council. 7-5 3. DRUANNE CANTERBURY, Clinton, B.A., Kappa Delta Pi Pres., Sigma Tau Delta, Cap and Gown, Kis- simee Social Tribe, S.E.A. MARGARET CAPERTO-N, Greenwood, B.S. Ed., Kissimee Social Tribe, B.S.U. Executive Council, B.S.U. HOP Choir, Brigadoon cast, Tribal Players Officer. GLYNDA KAY CARR, Pompano Beach, Fla., Kissimee Social Tribe, S.E.A., TRIBESMAN Staff. CAROLYN CARTRETT, Gulfport, B.S. Ed., Senior Class Reporter, Collegian Staff, B.S.U. Executive Council, Nenamoosha Social Tribe President, S.E.A. 4. JACKIE DARRELL CHANCELOR, Stonewall, B.S. Ed., Basketball, Track. MARY PATRICIA CHAN- NELL, Crystal Springs, B.A. Cap and Gown, Mary Nel- son Dorm. Pres., Beauty, Pres. Cabinet, Who's Who, THOMAS LEE CHILTON, Jackson, B.A. IRVIN CLACK, Jackson, B.S., Track, Accounting Club Treas- urer, Cross Country Team, Athlete of Year. 5. MIKE CLARK, Brookhaven, B.S., Delta Sigma Pi, Phi Beta Lambda, Accounting Club. STEVE CLOUD, Tampa, Fla., B.S.U. BILLY COCKE, Jackson, B.M. Ed., Alpha Psi Omega, Chapel Choir, Opera Workshop, The Student Prince, Tribal Players. RICHARD COLE, Cleveland, B.M., Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Concert Choir, SBA Musicals, Opera Workshop. 6. CHARLIE CONE, Memphis, Tenn., B.S. CON-NIE A. CONERLY, Zachary, La. , B.A.,' B.S.U., S.E.A., Collegian Staff, Kissimee Social Tribe, Who's Who. JACKIE ED- WARD COOKE, Crowder, B.A., Football, M. Club, Ministerial Association. RICK COPELAND, Pompano Beach, Fla., B.A., V. Pres. Student Body, Pres. Student Body, ODK, Who's Who, Collegiate Civitan. 26 SIENIFORS 1. JANET BRYANT, Crystal Springs, B.S. SUSAN BRYANT, Clinton, B.S. Ed., S.N.E.A., Laguna Social Tribe, B.S.U. Council, Y.W.A. PAUL T. BURNHAM, Puckett, B.S. JOHN BUTLER, Raleigh, B.S. 2. RONALD L. BYRD, Sand Hill, B.S. Ed., Basketball, Track. MARTIN HARRIS CALLUM, JR., Pompano Beach, Fla., B.S., Delta Sigma Pi. SUSAN CAMERON, Purvis, B.M.E.,' Alpha Chi, Delta Ornicron- V. Pres., Concert Choir Accompanist, M.E.N.C., Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Sweetheart. CARROLL CAMP, Jackson, B.A.g Art Club. SIENIICRS I. WENDELL CORBIN, Chiefland, Fla., B.S. Ed.,' Foot- ball, Track. BETH CRIMM, Jackson, B.S. BECKY CRISLER, Jackson, B.S. Ed.,' B.S.U., Laguna Social Tribe Reporter, S.E.A. Program Chairman. SANDRA RAINE CROCKETT, jackson, B.A.,' B.S.U., S.E.A.5 Laguna. 2. BILL CULBERSON, Jackson, B.S. A. CARL CUM- MINS, Greenwood, B.A. Ed. JACKIE DALTON, OX- ford, B.S.,' Basketball. CHARLES E. DAVIS, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 3. MICHAEL LEE DAVIS, Indianolag B.A.,' Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Psychology Club, A.G.O.g Chapel Choir, Con- cert Choir. ZABRON A. KCHIPJ DAVIS, Clinton, B,S.,' Delta Sigma Pig Circle K, Footballg Dorm, Manager: Men's Affairs Board. MARY SUE DEAR, Bay Springs, B.S, Ed.g Laguna Social Tribe, S.E.A. KANSAS DE- LUCA, Gulfport, B.S.,' M Club Sweetheart. 4. REBA JOYCE DENLEY, Grenada, B.S.,' Kissirnee So- cial Tribe, Home Economics Club Oilicerg Senate. ROB- ERT L. DENLINGER, JR., Lancaster, Pafg B.A. LIBBY DERRYBERRY, Brookhaven, B.A.,' Tribesman Staff, B.S.U., Trivia Club, Laguna Social Tribe, CARL T. DICKERSON, Jackson, B.S.,' Accounting Club V. Pres., Ministerial Association. 5. JUDY DONAHUE, Crystal Springs, B.S. Ed., W.R.A. Treasurer, S.E.A., Laguna Social Tribe. JIM DOWDLE, Caledonia, B.S. MILTON DAVIS DOWDY, Vinton, Va., B.A.,' B.S.U. Vesper Choir Pres., Chorale Choir, B.S.U. Greater Council, R. E. Club, Sigma Tau Delta. PATRICIA ANN DUNAWAY, Hollandaleg B.S. Ed.j Cap and Gown Officer, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi Of- ficer, S.B.A. Secretary, Laguna Social Tribe. 6. MARVIN AUBREY EARNHEART, Tunica, B.S.,' Track. HOMER GENE EDGEWORTH, JR., Jackson, B.S. Ed., S.E.A. DELL EDWARDS, Jackson, B.S.g Home Economics Club. DURAND MILTON EDWARDS, B.S.j Phi Beta Lambda, Accounting Club, B.S.U., Collegian Staff, Psychology Club. 7-7 3. MOLLY FILLINGAME, Hattiesburg, B.S. Ed., Wom- en's Affairs Board Secretary, Cheerleader, B.S.U. HOP Choir, Pi Omega Pi Pres., Gap and Gown. JOYCE FITZGERALD, McComb, B.S. Ed., S.E.A., Y.W.A. JIMMIE WAYNE FITZJERRELLS, Clinton, B.A. CASSIE FLAGG, Gulfport, B.S. 4. SANDRA FORCE, Memphis, B.S.,' Beauty, Best Dressed Coed, Second Alt. Miss Mississippi. JOE R. FOSTER, New Hebron, B.S. GERALD P. FRAISER, Yazoo City, B.S. IVAN TRENTON FRANKS, JR., Buras, La., B.S.,' Football, M Club, Track. 5. MARGARET FRAZIER, Jackson, B.Af1.,' Delta Omicron, Laguna, Chapel Cho r, ALENE D. FREUNDT, Clinton, B.A. PHILLIP FRIERSON, Gloster, B.S. Ed. KATHY LYNN FULTON, Union, B.S.,' Laguna Social Tribe, Phi Beta Lambda. 6. GAIL JOHNSON FURR, B.A. Ed. GEORGE LAMAR FURR, Wesson, B.A., Chorale Choir. RITA GARRETT, Kilmichael, B.A. Ed. PEGGY GAULT, Booneville, B.A., R. E. Club Pres. and V. Pres., B.S.U. Executive Council, Greater Council. 28 SIENIIORS 1. MARILYN GILBERT ELK, HS. Ed., Laguna Social Tribe, S.E.A., Mississippi College Misses. WILLIAM J. ELK, JR., lVIontgomery, Ala., B.S. THOMAS H. ELLIS, lVest, B.S.,,- B.S.U. LUTHER ELMORE, Apopka, Fla., HS. 2. JAMES RONALD ESTES, Laurel, B.A. NELL ROSE ESTES, Jackson, B.A. Ed. BECKY EURE, Gulfport, B.S.,' Nenamoosha Social Tribe President, B.S.U. Vesper Choir, S.E.A. LARRY FARLOW, Hattiesburg, B.S.,' Football, Baseball, Collegian Staff, FGA, Psychology Club. SIENIORS 1. KENNETH LEE GILLESPIE, Meniphis, Tenn., B.S. Ed. JANE ROBERTSON GLOVER, Thousand Oaks, Cal.g B.S. Ed., S.E.A., S.B.A. Musical. JOE GORDON, Merid- ian, B.A.,' Collegiate Civilan Ofiicerg B.S.U. Executive Council, R. E. Club, Dorm. Council. JUDY ELENE GRANT, Poplarville, HS. 1:'a',,' Kssirnee Social Tribe, S.E.A., B.S.U. 2. CHARLES RAY GRANTHAM, Edwards, B.S.,' Basket- ball. CHRISTY GRAVES, B.S.,' AED Secretary, Alpha Lambda Delta, Senate, Jennings Pres., Who's Who. LINDA GRAVES, Jackson, I3,S. Ed., Art Club, Kappa Pi, Kappa Delta Pi. FELIX V. GREER, JR., Jackson, B.A.,' lNfIinisterial Association, Collegian Staff. f-N., 3. HAROLD DENNIS GREER, Rome, Ga.. B.S.,' Football, M Club, TRIBESMAN Staff. ANDY GRIFFIN, Leland: B.S.g Alpha Chi Secretary: Alpha Epsilon Delta, Men's Affairs Board Secretary, Collegian Staff, Math Club. CAMILLE LAMBRIGHT GRIM, Brookhaven, B.S.,' Pi Omega Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, Kissimee, Phi Beta Lambda. WILLIAM N. GROGAN, Jacksong B.S. 4. MARGARET HALE, Mobile, Ala., B.A.,- Cap and Gown, Sigma Tau Delta Secretary and Treasurer, Kappa Delta Pi Treasurer, Judicial Council, Who's Who, SARAH ANNE HAMLIN, Tallahassee, Fla., B.S. Ed.,- Kissimee Social Tribe. HELEN WREN HAMMACK, Flora, B.S. Ed., Chapel Choir, Chorale Choir, The Mu- sic Man, S.E.A., Band. NANCY CAROLYN HAND, Jackson, B.A.g M. C. Orchestra, Aqua-Maids. 5. ROBERT E. HAND, Greenville, B.S.,' M Club, Tennis Team. MARK ALLEN HARDIN, Chunky, B.S.,- Ac- counting Cluh. BOBBY CRANDAL HARDISON, Green- ville, Ky., B.A.g Ministerial Association, B.S.U. PAT HARDY, Jackson, B.S. 6. BETTY HARPOLE, Jackson, B.S. Ed.,' SNEA. ANN HARRIS, Vicksburg, B.S.,' Phi Beta Lambda. NANCY HARRIS, Moss Point, B.S, Ed., Laguna Social Tribe, B.S.U., S.E.A. BONNIE HAUGHTON, Mt. Olive, B.S. Ed., R. E. Club, Vesper Choir, B.S.U., S.E.A, 7-9 3. ANNA JONES, Vicksburgg B.S. Ed.g Laguna Social Tribe, S.E.A., B.S.U. DOYLE L. JONES, Benton, B.S. Ed. JAMES RONALD JONES, Vicksburg, B.S.g ODKg Men's Affairs Board Chairman, Football, Delta Sigma Pig Track. THOMAS N. KEARNS, Pompano Beach, Fla., B.S. Ed.,' Basketball. 4. CHERYL KEATHLEY, Memphis, B.M. Ed.g Chapel Choirg Delta Omicrong Laguna Social Tribe, Music Edu- cator's National Conference, B.S.U. Executive Council. DANNY W. KELLUM, Tutwilerg B.A. DEENA CAS- BURN KELLUM, Sumner, B.S. Ed.g S.E.A., N.E.A., B.S.U. Choir. BUTCH KIRKLAND, Liberty, B.A. 5. JOHN F. KRAMER, Miami, Flag B.A., Delta Sigma Pig Circle K. MARY SUE KYLE, Silver Spring, Maryland, B.S. Ed.g S.E.A., Swannanoa Social Tribe V. Pres. MAR- THA ELIZABETH LACEY, Weitg B.S. Ed. LINDA JEAN LAND, Jackson, B.S. 6. ROBERT S. LANDRUM, Magee, B.S.,' Football. THOMAS O. LANGSTON, Clintong B.S.,' Delta Sigma Pi. ROBBIE SUE LEE, Forest, B.A., Kissimee Social Tribe Oflicerg Circle K Sponsor, Class Favorite, S.E.A. ROGER LEGGETT, Bogue Chitto, B.S. Ed. 30 SIENIICRS ROBERT HAVER, Vicksburg, B.S. SUE ANN HER- RING, Meridiang B.S. Ed.,' Concert Choir, S.E.A., Kis- simee Social Tribe. BETTY HERRINGTON, Clinton, B.S. KENNETH L. HODGES, Columbia, B.A. 2. JANEY HOGUE, Vicksburg, B.S.,' Nenamoosha Social Tribe. REBEKAH HOLLAND, Clinton, B.S. Ed.g S.E.A., Kissimee Social Tribe, Psychology Club, Chorale Choir, Chapel Choir, Madrigal Singers. NOEL WESLEY HOLLYFIELD, Raymond, B.S.,' Arrowhead Business Manager, Una Touchstone Owen Scholarship, Mathe- matics Clubg Tennis Team. BUDDY HUFF, Pascagoula, B.S.g Circle K Treasurer, Sophomore Class V. Pres.' Junior Class Pres.5 S.B.A. Treasurerg Who's Who. J SIENIIORS 1. CHUCK LEWIS, Meridian, B.S.,- Delia Sigma Pig Circle Kg President's Cabinet, Debate. NANCY LEWVIS, Union, B.S. Ed.,' S.E.A, Vice Pres., Vesper Choir, Laguna Social Tribe Secretary. JUDIE LIDE, Pascagoulag B.A.,' Laguna Social Tribe, R. E. Club, Orchestra, B.S.U., Psychology Club. JIMMY LITTLE, Pascagoulag B.M.,' Chapel Choir, Cantata Choir, Concert Choir. 2. MARTHA SUE LYLE, Natchez, B.S. Ed.g Nenamoosha Social Tribeg Phi Beta Lambdag Pi Omega Pi, Y.W.A., Student Counselor for Mary Nelson. JOHNELL MABRY, Liberty, B.S. Ed. LINDA MABRY, Jackson, B.S.,' Kis- simee Social Tribe, Beautyg Pi Omega Pi. CHARLES A. MADDOX, Mobile, Ala.g B.S. 3. MARTHA MADDOX, hlobile, Ala., B.S.g Laguna So- cial Tribeg Home Economics Clubg H. E. Club Secretary and President. SQUEAKIE MAKAMSON, Meridian, B.S. Ed.j Chapel Choirg Chorale Choir, Art Club Officer, Kappa Pi. JO ANN MARTIN, Yazoo City, B.S.,' Vesper Choir: Phi Beta Lambda, Swannanoa Social Tribe, S.E.A.g B.S.U. TERRY L. MARTIN, Lancaster, Pa., B.S. 4. DAN WESLEY MATTHEWVS, Jackson, B,A.,' Art Club V. Pres. JANE MAXWELL, Jacksonville, Fla., B.A.,' Psychology Club, Kissimec Social Tribe, B.S.U. Choir. SAIYIMY MAXWELL, Drewg B.S.,' Collegian Editor, Alpha Chi Pres.: Alpha Epsilon Delta Treasurer, Omi- cron Delta Kappa: Who's Who, HULON MCCAIN, Jayeseq B.S.,' Football, M Club. 5. HERBERT GEER MCCARRIAR, JR.g Baltimore, Mary- land, B.A.g Sigma Tau Deltag Madrigal Singers, Cantata Choir, American Guild of Organists, Ministerial Associa- tion. TOMMY MCDONALD, Jacksong B.S.,' Chapel Choir. JANE MCGINNIS, Jacksonvllc, Fla.g B.S. Ed.g Laguna Social Tribeg M. C. Missesg Pi Gamma Mu Pres., B.S.U., S.E.A. WILLARD MCILWAIN, Greenvilleg B.A.,' Pre-Law Club, Senate. 6. MARY LOU MCKENZIE, Miami, Fla., B.A.,' Chorale Choir: House Manager S.B.A. Musical, Elections Com- mittee: Tribal Players: Senate. RICHARD C. MCMIL- LAN, Tampa, Fla.: B.S. CHARLYNE MCNEER, Durant, B.A.,' B.S.U. Executive Council, S.E.A. President, Class Favorite: M Club Sweetheart, Sigma Tau Delta. MAR- GARET ELLEN MCNUTT, Coldwater, B.A.,' TRIBES- MAN Editorg Delta Omicron V. Pres. and Pres.5 Alpha Chi V. Pres., Cap and Gown, Sigma Tau Delta. 31 3. KENNY MORTON, Amory, B.S.,' Who,s Who, ODK Freshman of the Year, Collegiate Civitan, Freshman Class Favorite, Freshman Class Secretary. JOY MURPHY, Vancleave, BS., Phi Theta Kappa Reporter, B.S.U. Secretary, Vesper Choir. JOAN MYERS, Forest, B.A., Kappa Pi, Delta Sigma Pi Sweetheart, First Runner-up National, Homecoming Maid, Miss Mississippi, Beauty and Most Beautiful. LINDA LOVE MYERS, Holly Springs, B.S.,' M. C. Misses First Lieutenant, Laguna Social Tribe, M Club Sweetheart. 4. MIRIAM MYRICK, Kosciusko, B.S. Ed., Pi Omega Pi Secretary, Nenamoosha Social Tribe Oflicer, Phi Beta Lambda, B.S.U. HOP Choir. DONALD A. NELSON, Jackson, B.S.,' Sigma Pi Sigma, Mathematics Club. DON- ALD RAY NICHOLS, Delhi, La., B.S., Sophomore Class President, Sophomore Class Favorite, Ministerial Associa- tion V. Pres., President's Cabinet, Who's Who Selection Committee. LINDA NELL NUNNERY, Jackson, B.S. 5. YVAYNE O,NEAL, Clinton, B.S.,' Exchange Student to German-y, Chess Club, Band. KATHY WALKER PACE, Jackson, B.S. Ed. GAYE PARKS, Houston, B.A., Miss M. C., WVho's Who, Kissimee Social Tribe Pres., Cap and Gown, Concert Choir. MILEY EDWARD PARRISH, Pompano Beach, Fla., B.S.,' Delta Sigma Pi Officer. 6. DELILA W. PASSONS, Bentonia, BJW. Ed., Mu Phi Epsilon. PATRICIA PATTERSON, Merigold, B.S. Ed., Laguna Social Tribe, Drill Team, N.E.A., Phi Beta Lambda. TOMMY H. PATTERSON, Ripley, B.S. Ed., Football, Baseball, M Club. BETH PERKINS, Green- wood, B.S. Ed., Nenamoosha Social Tribe, Kappa Delta Pi, B.S.U. Greater Council, 31 SIENIIORS 1. GRACE MEADOWS, Jackson, B.S. Ed. BETTY O. MILLER, Jackson, B.S, Ed. HILLMAN B. MILLER, JR., Mendenhall, B.M. Ed., Concert Choir, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Opera Workshop. SHARON SUE MINKS, Liberty, B.S.,' Laguna Social Tribe, Junior Class Reporter, B.S.U. Executive Council, Tribal Players. 2. CHARLES R. MINYARD, Greenwood, B.A. KELLIE S. MOORHEAD, Jackson, B.S. Ed. BETTY SUE MORGAN, Liberty, BHS. Ed., S.E.A., Y.W.A. RICH- ARD JOE MORGAN, Flora, B.A.,' Arrowhead Business Manager and Editor, Sigma Tau Delta Vice-Pres. and Pres., Who's Who. SIENHORS RICHARD PITTNIAN. Baton Rouge, .1 . MICKEY POLK. Picayune: B.A.,' B,S.L'. Choir Director Kiarching Band: B.S.U. JOYCE PONVELL, Yazoo City HS. Ed. NVILLIAM JOEL POYVELL, Richton, B.S. Basketball. ALICE POWERS, Jackson: BJI. RONNY PRESCOTT Nlagnolia: HS. lid., Football: Baseball: M Club. BILLIE PRESLEY, Jackson: FS. If I.: Kissimee Social Tribe. HUGH PREVUST, Alexandria, Lt.: B.S.,- TRIHESMAN Staff: Circle K: Class Favorite: B.S.L. HOP Choir, Basketball. 3. DOUG PRICE, Raymond: B.S.,' Accounting Club: Col- legiate Civitan. WIALTER A. PRICE, Amory: B.fl.,' lNIr. M.C.: NVho's Who: Senior Class Pres.: S.B.A. Attorney: ODK Pres. ROSEMARY PYLE, Jackson: B.A.,' Y.W'.A.: Ncnamoosha Social Tribe Officer: B.S.U. ROBERT V. QUINN, JR.: Poquoson, Va.: B.S.,' Delta Sigma Pi. 4. JAMES T. RANDALL, Lavonia, Ca.: B.A.,' Ikiinisterial Association: B.S.U. GWENDA RANKIN, Magee: B.S. Ed.: Nenamoosha Social Tribe: S.E.A.: Chorale Choir. STEVEN KENNETH RANKIN, Natchez: H.S.,' Senator of the Year: Freshman Class Pres.: Presidc-nt's Cabinet: Circle K International Trustee: Governor Circle K Dis- trict. IXIARY ALEX RAIVLS. Indianola: Bull. Ed.: Con- cert Choir: Orchestra: Opera: Laguna Social Tribe: Delta Omicron. 5. STEPHEN EARL RAYBURN. Lynn Haven, Fla.: B.A.,' B.S.U.: Dorm Council: R. E. Club: M. A. HAYWOOD REEVES, Wlalnut Grove: B.S.,' Baseball: FCA. JAMES A. REGISTER, Blountstown, Fla.: B.S.,' Alpha Psi Omega Pres.: Tribal Players Pres.: Director of Home- coming Activities: Student Director of Brigadoon. BETTY JOYCE RENFROXV, Alvin, Tex.: B.S. Ed., S.E.A.: Neuamoosha Social Tribe. 6. CAROL REYNOLDS, St. Petersburg. Fla.: B.A.,' Con- cert Choir: Laguna Social Tribe. LARRY RHODES, Houston: HS.: Delta Sigma Pi: Dorm Council: Baseball. DALE RICHARDS, Birmingham, Ala.: BA. DOUGLAS RICHARDSON, Clinton: B.S,,' A.E.D. 33 3. LEE ROSS, Pelahatchie, B.S. Ed., Kissimee Soc'al Tribe, Civitan Sweetheart, Whois Who, Cap and Gown, Rose of Delta Sigma Pi, DONNA ADRIENNE ROUND, Laurel, B.S. Ed., TRIBESMAN Editor, Senate Clerk, Alpha Psi Omega V. Pres., Who's Who, Pi Kappa Delta Sec. SHIRLEY RUTLAND, Jayess, B.S.Ed.,- S.E.A. KEIKO SAGISAKA, Tokyo, Japan, R. E. Club, B.S.U. HOP Choir, Nenamoosha Social Tribe. 4. NATHAN SAUCIER, Kinston, N. C., B.S.g Senate, Eta Sigma Phi, Ministerial Association V. Pres., Floor Coun- selor, Junior and Senior Class Chaplain. JAMES D. SHANNON, Honolulu, Hawaii, B.A., Pre-Law Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Senate. WILLIAM DAVID SHANNON, Jackson, B.S. MARSHA LYNN SHARPE, Gulfport, B.A.,' Alpha Lambda Delta Reporter, R. E. Club Secre- tary. 5. RICHARD A. SHAW, Jackson, B.S.,' Tennis, Basket- ball. LARRY WAYNE SHIRLEY, Pensacola, Fla., B.A.,' Floor Counselor, Baseball, Senator, Psychology Club, Debate. RONNIE SILLS, Jackson, B,S.,' Baseball. FRANK GRADY SIMMONS, JR., Kosciusko, B.S.,' Basketball, R. E. Club. 6. JERRY SIMMONS, Meridian, B.A.,' Chapel Choir, Con- cert Choir, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Marching Band, Concert Band. WILLIAM A. SIMS, JR., Canton, B.A.,' B.S.U. Pres., Collegiate Civitan, Who's Who, B.S.U. HOP Choir, Psychology Club. RICHARD LYNN Dick,' SKEEN, Pompano Beach, Fla., B.S.,' Football, Track. PEGGY SLAY, Jackson, B.A.,' Laguna Social Tribe, Alpha Psi Omega, Tribal Players, TRIBESMAN Staff, Trivia League. 34 SIENIIORS 1. KENNETH WAYNE RICHEY, Waynesboro, B.S. DONNA ELAINE ROARK, Yazoo City, B.S.,' B.S.U. HOP Choir, B.S.U. Secretary, B.S.U. Executive Council, Swannanoa Social Tribe, I-IILDA RAE ROBERTS, Jack- son, B.S. EARL J. ROBERTSON, Pensacola, Fla., B.S.,' Delta Sigma Pi Historian, Floor Counselor. 2. SHIRLEY ANN ROBINSON, Burns, B.S. Ed. MAR- THA GENE ROCHESTER, Raymond, B.S. Ed., Laguna Social Tribe, B.S.U., S.E.A., Art Club. BENNIE CLYDE ROGERS, JR., Morton, B.S.,- Delta Sigma Pi Pres., President's Cabinet, Circle K, Varsity Debate, Who's Who. JUDY ROGERS, Moss Point, B.A. SIENIORS 1. CHARLES SMITH, Pearl, B.S. Ed. DEANNA GALE SMITH, Sandersvilleg B.S. Ed.,' Laguna Social Tr beg W.R.A. Drill Team. ELBERT L. SMITH, JR., Jackson, B.S. GLORIA ANGELETTE SMITH, Pompano Beach, Fla.g B.S. Ed. 2. JOHN H. SMITH, Jackson, B.S. KENNY SMITH, Jacksong B.S.,' Circle K Pres. and Sec., Who's Who, Collegian Staffg Alpha Epsilon Delta V. Pres., Judicial Council Chief Justice. LYNDA WORD SMITH, Jackson, B.S. Ed.,' Kissimee Social Trilxeg Drill Team. RICHARD LAMAR SMITH, New Orleans, La.g B.S. Ed.,' Debate Squad, News Director WMCBg TRIBESMAN Staff, Col- legian Staffg B.S.U. 3. ROSALIND S. SMITH, Canton, B.S. Ea'.,' Drill Teamg Kissimee Social Tribe. SUE ANNE SMITH, Jackson: B.S.,' B.S.U.g Psychology Clubg TRIRESMAN Staff, Major- etteg Band. TALMADGE SMITH, Brookhaven, B.A. W. GARY SMITH, Pascagoulag B.S.,' Delta Sigma Pig Phi Beta Lambda. 4. CHERRY NELL SMYLY, Hollandaleg B.A.,' Laguna So- cial Tribe, TRIBESMAN Staffg Collegian Staff: Psychology Club, Trivia League. JUDY SMYLY, Vicksburg, B.S.,' Kissimee Social Tribe, Pi Omega Pi. LELAND A. SPIVEY, Lakeland, Fla., B.M. Ea'.,' Phi Mu Alpha Sin- fonia, M.E.N.C.g Concert Choir. JOHN E. SPROLED, Minter City, B.A.g Ministerial Association. 5. MARCUS L. STELLE, Natchez, B.S. TERRY M. STENZEL, Jackson, Sigma Pi Sigma: Art Club. DAVID STEVENS, Clinton, B.S.,' Circle Kg Delta Sigma Pi. MARSHA GAIL STEWART, Bogalusa, La., B.S. ' 6. FRANK STOKES, Gloster, B.S.,' Football: M Club. JILL STONE, Gulfport: B.A.,' S.E.A.g Sigma Tau Delta: B.S.U,: Nenamoosha Social Tribe: Dean's List. MACK CRAIG STRANGE, Pascagoulag B.A.,' B.S.U. Missions Committeeg Ministerial Associationg Psychology Club. THOMAS STRICKLAND, Corinth, B.A.,' Pi Gamma Mug Psychology Club. 35 3. SHERRY THOMPSON, Vicksburg, B.M., Opera Work- shop, S.B.A. Musical, Chapel Choir, Cantata Choir Pres., Concert Choir. GUY THORNTON III, Jackson, B.S. GLO TOWNSEND, Jackson, B.M. Ed., Delta Omicron, Chapel Choir, M.E.N.C., A.G.O. JOHN RAYMOND TULLOS, Raleigh, B.S. Ed., Pre-Law Club. 4. WALTER GLENN TURNER, Memphis, Tenn., B.A.,' Summer Missionary, LYDIA VEST, Greenville, B.S. Ed., Kissimee Social Tribe. JOE WAGGERNER, Monticello, B.S. Ed. BUDDY WAGNER, Isola, B.A.,' B.S.U., Col- legiate Civitan, M Club, FCA, Cross Country and Track. 5. JOE WALKER, JR., Jackson, B.A.,' M Club, FCA, Col- legiate Civitan, Basketball, Track. KENNETH L. WALKER, Lucedale, B.S. Ed. SENITA WALKER, Union, B.A. BILL WATSON, Clinton, B.A.,' Freshman, Soph., and Senior Class Treasurer, B.S.U. Choir, R. E. Club V. Pres., B.S.U. Sunday School Representative. 6. JANN WEAVER, Gulfport, B.S.,' Phi Beta Lambda Of- ficer, Nenamoosha Social Tribe Officer, Vesper Choir, Collegian Staff, B.S.U. Executive Council. JAMES ALLEN WEBB, Jackson, B.S. RODNEY WEBB, Jackson, B.A. SANDRA WVEBB, Louisville, B.A.g Who's Who, Laguna Social Tribe V. Pres., Alpha Psi Omega V. Pres., Tribal Players, Cheerleader. 36 SIENIIORS 1. GEORGE A. STROUD, West Point, B.S.,' Whittington Dorm Pres., M.A.B., F.C.A. ALICE SUDBECK, Benton, B.S. ROSEMARY SUDDUTH, Tinsley, B.S.,' Kissimee Social Tribe, Freshman Favorite, Freshman Maid, Chapel Choir. DIANA M. TAYLOR, Hazlehurst, B.S. Ed., S.E.A., Y.W.A. 2. DON ALAN TAYLOR, Senatobia, B.S. LYNDA KAY TAYLOR, Crystal Springs, B.S.,' Laguna Social Tribe Ofhcerg Psychology Club, B.S.U. Executive Council, B.S.U. HOP Choir and Trio, JO ANN TERWILLIGER, Jackson, B.S. Ed. RAMELLE THATCH, Jackson, B.S. Ed., Band, S.E.A., B.S.U. SIENIIOIRS 1. GLENDA WEEKS, Nettleton, B.A.,' R. E. Club. KATH- ERINE WALDEN WELLS, Pompano Beach, Fla., B.A, Ed., S.E.A., Y.W.A. BOBBY WEST, Brookhaven, B.S Ed., Basketball, Senior Class V. Pres. LEE WEST, Jack sonl B.S. Ed. 2. G. DAVID WESTBROOK, Jackson, B,S. CHERYL YVHITE, Flushing, Michigan-g B.A.,' Marching Band, Concert Band. REID WHITTINGTON, Jackson, B.S. ARVIN L. WILLIAMS, Laurel, B.S. 3. BRENDA WILLIAMS, Jackson, B.S. Ed., Laguna Social Tribe, S.E.A. HENRY M. WILLINGHAM, Grenada, B.M.E.,' Concert Choir, Band, Chorale Choir, Chapel Choir, FRANCES A. WILLIS, Conroe, Tex., B.A. DAPHNE WILSON, Greenville, B.A.g Whois Who, Womerfs Affairs Board Chairman and V. Chairman, Laguna Social Tribe Pres., Cap and Gown V. Pres., Intertribal Council V. Pres. 4. BOB WILSON, Memphis, Tenn., B.A.,' Ministerial Asso- ciation, Psychology Club, B.S.U. Executive Council. ROGER ALAN WISE, Clinton, B.S. JEAN WOMACK, Magee, B.S., Kissimee Social Tribe, Home Economics Club V. Pres., Band Feature Twirler, Chorale Choir, B.S.U. BARRY WOONTON, Pompano Beach, Fla., B.S. 5. JO ETTA WYNNE, Memphis, Tenn., B.S. Ed., Kissimee Social Tribe, Chorale Choir, S.E.A. SANDRA CARO- LYN YARBROUGH, Jackson, B.A.g Kissimee Social Tribe Treasurer, Senate, Derby Day Queen. DIANE YOUNG, Amory, B.S., Kissimee Social Tribe OHicerg S.E.A., TRIBIQSMAN Staff, Senate. KATHY ZELT, St. Petersburg, Fla., B.A. l 37 Tl-HIE H969 .IIUINIIOR GLASS Martha Lou Bringle, Denny Smith. RICHARD ALLEN, Jacksong BOBBY ALLEN, Memphis, Tenn., TOMMY ALLEN, Magnolia, JILL ALMAND, Atlanta, Ga. BRINSON D. APPLETON, Water Valley, BETSY ARMOUR, Collier- ville, Tenn., DONNA AUSTIN, Moss Point, JERRY WAYNE BABIN, Jackson. JOHN H. BALLARD, Jackson, SHERRELL W. BALLARD, Jackson, THOMAS BAILEY BALLENGER, Carthage, DALE BARRETT, Jackson. KATHLEEN BAY, Hicksville, New York, RICHARD M. BEAL, Pensa- cola, Fla., JANICE BECKNELL, Jackson, MADISON LANGLEY BELL, III, Pensacola, Fla. DEBORAH BENNETT, Lamar, LINDA BENNETT, Booneville, NELDA BENNETT, Pelahatchieg RALPH C. BETHEA, JR., Memphis, Tenn. HOPE BICKHAM, Jackson, ELIZABETH ANNE BLACKLEDGE, Laurel, BERNARD B. BLACKWELL, JR., Clinton, CHARLIE BOG- GAN, Amory. BARBARA BOYLES, Jackson, PATRICIA BRADLEY, Natchezg JOHN C. BRENT, Clinton, MARTHA LOU BRINGLE, Covington, Tenn. ROBERT COLE, Wilmington, Delaware, OLIVIA COLLIER, Leland, CLARK COLVIN, Jackson, DON CONERLY, Osyka. MARY JANE COOK, Jackson, JAMES LOUIS COOPER, Starkville, KAREN C. COOPER, Jacksonville, Fla., MARY ANN COOPER, Carthage. JODIE COTHEN, New Orleans, La., JOHN C. COTTON, New Orleans, La., GAYE NELL COX, Jackson, J. LARRY COX, Green- wood. WOODY CRAPPS, Morton, JANE CRAWFORD, Tylertown, SAMMY CRAWFORD, Isola, KAY CROWSON, Jackson. lUINIlOlR.S TOM BRISTER, Jackson, RUTH ANN BROOME, Clinton, BERTHA CAROL BURELL, Benton, BILL BURGESS, Leland. RAY BURKE, MOSS Point, PATSY BURR1s, McComb 5 CAROLYN BUSH, Columbia, JENNIE BUTLER, Laurel. JEAN CALENDER, Jackson, ELIZABETH CARTER, Biloxi, ED CAUSEY, Gloster, JAMES CAUSEY, Jackson. JANIS CHAMBERS, Forest, GREG CHANDLER, West Caldwell, N.J., SUSAN CHATHAM, Tutwiler, DIANA CHILES, Memphis, Tenn. CHARLENE CHURCH, Memphis, Tenn., BECCA CLEMONS, Amite, La., PEGGY CLINE, Hazlehurst, RICK CLOUGH, Titusville, Fla. JIUNIIORS JERRY CUNNINGHAM, Baldwyn, JIM DALE, Prentiss, DAVE DANIELS, Miami, Fla., MARY DAUGHERTY, Bastrop, Louisiana. FRED DAVANT, Miami, Fla., THOMAS G. DeLAUGHTER, New Orleans, La., MARLEEN DENSON, Jackson, LINDA SUE DON- NELLY, Crystal Springs. AMYLOU DOUGLAS, Clinton, SALLY DYESS, Tutwiler, JAMES TATE DYKES, Meadville, GEORGE ENGLAND, Baldwyn. DICK EVANS, Jackson, JEANIE EVANS, Cincinnati, Ohio, TOBY MITCHELL EVERETT, Sumrallg DAVID FAIRCHILD, Atlanta, Ga. MACK C. FORREST, JR., Jackson, JANICE FORTENBERRY, Mon- ticello, REBECCA FORTENBERRY, Brookhaven, RICK FOSTER, Lexington, N. C. LINDA FRANKS, Hollandaleg LINDA FAY FREE, Brookhaven, VIVIAN FUQUA, Pontotoc, ROBERT BRUCE GATES, Learned. MARIANNA GATEWOOD, Forest, PETER GAWDA, Philadelphia, LINDA GELSTON, West, CHARLES L. GIBSON, Meridian. SAMMY GILBREATH, Huntsville, Ala., SANDRA GODFREY, Pon- totocg JEFF GOODRICH, Jackson, GARY W. GOOGE, Pompano Beach, Fla. REX GORDON, Pascagoula, PATRICK GRAHAM, Jackson, KATHY GRAY, Pelahatchie, JOHN E. GRAYDON, Pensacola, Fla. DALE HEWETT, Lake City, Fla., JOHNNY KAY HICKS, Waynes- luorog JEAN HOLLIS, Pensacola, Fla., LYNDA RAE HOLLOWAY Pearl. EDITH MARGARET HOLT, Crystal Springsg CHERYL HORN, Ridgelandg STEVE HUEY, Monticello, MARILYN HUFFMAN, Greenwood. BOBBIE HUGHES, Jackson, STANLEY W. HUNTLEY, Tahlequan, Okla.g JERRELL HUTSON, Vero Beach, Fla.g WILLIAM C, JARVIS DeKalb. JAMES JETER, West Pointz NANCY CHRISTINE JOHNSON, Jack- song SHARON JOHNSTON, Monticello, WALTER JOHNSTON Vicksburg. IUINIIORS WILEY GREER. JR.g RUSSELL GRIFFIN, Memphis, Tenn.: BAR- BARA GRILLOT, Crystal Springs, MICHAEL WARREN GRIM, Brookhaven. KIRK GULLEDGE, Grenada, BARNEY GUYTON, Blue Mountain, BIIRNETTE IIAMIL, Clinton, GEORGE HAMMACK, Clinton. KAY HANKINS, Moss Point, HUEY HARPE, Pelahatchie, JAMES E. HARRISON, JR., Vicksburgg MARY HAWKINS, Weir. LARRY HENDRICKS, Yazoo Cityg TOMMY HENNINGTON, Quit- mang JOHNNIE NELL HENRY, Ijniong HENRI SUE HERBISON, Shaw, CAROL HERR, Pascagoulag PHYLLIS HERREN, Tupelog CHERYL HERRINGTON, Dunn, La., ELOISE DICKERSON HESTER, Sallis. 4 W '!Ib . IUNIORS CHARLOTTE JONES, Brandon, MARY BETH JONES, Kosciusko, ROBERT QBobj C. JONES, Jackson, SARAH LOU JONES, Green- ville. BECKY JORDAN, Greenville, KATHY JORDAN, Clinton, CAROL KELLY, Clinton, DOUGLAS H. KELLY, Harrisville. JERRY KUYKENDALL, Booneville, LARRY E. KILGORE, Coffee- ville, JAMAE DIANE KIRBY, Houston, JANE KNAPP, Senatobia, ANN LAMBERT, Yazoo City: VIVIAN LANDFAIR, Miami, Fla., JAMES M. LANDRUM, St. Louis, Mo., LOU LANE, Flora. EMILY LANSDELL, Jackson, GAINES T. LEE, Tampa, Fla. MERCER LEE, FOreSf: PAUL THOMAS LEE, Tupelo. WARREN M. LEVY, Trumbauersville, Pa., THOMAS LITTLEJOHN Pontotoc, JOHN LOCKHART, Jackson, JOHN LUCAS, Demopolis Ala. LORRAINE LUTRICK, Jackson, SANDY LYNAM, Jackson, CHARLES L. MARTIN, JR., Brandon, JERRY MARTIN, Jackson. PAULA MATHEWSON, Pensacola, Fla., MARGARET MATHIS, Yazoo City, ALLEN MAY, Jackson, MIKE MCCOLLUM, Clinton. GINGER MCNAIR, Learned, BETTYE MCNEEGE, Meridian, DAVID MEADOWS, Ripley, R. HUGH MIDDLETGN, JR., Greenwood, a LONN OSWALT, Hammond, La., LaDONNE OWEN, Memphis, Tenn., BARBARA PARISH, Zion, Ill., ANN PATTERSON, Memphis, Tenn. RANDY D. PAYNE, Biloxi, H. BYRON PHILLIPS, Jackson, MIKE PINION, Lambert, CINDY POWELL, Baton Rouge, La. MRS. JEAN C. PRATHER, Yazoo City, JOHN PRICE, McComb, ALTA ADAMS PRISOCK, Jackson, SANDRA PUCKETT, Forest. MIKE QUINN, Memphis, Tenn., ROGER WAYNE RATCLIFF, Natchez, LYNN BRUCE REEVES, Ruth, CHUCK REYNOLDS, Tallahassee, Fla. JIUNIIORS ANITA MILLER, Rolling Fork, ALLEN KEETON MITCHELL, Pearl, JAMES M. MONROE, Pontotocg GINGER MOORE, Jackson. JAMES MOORE, New Orleans, La., SUE MOORE, Jackson, HILDA FAYE MORGAN, Brookhaven, MARTHA MORRIS, Greenville. JUDY IVIORRISON, Greenwood, DALTON MORROW, West Helena, Ark.: DANNY MOSS, Carthage, DAVID MURRAY, Franklinton, La. BARBARA ELLEN NEAL, Clinton, DELORES NEAL, Memphis, Tenn., SHIRLEY NEWMAN, Brookhaven, DAVID NIEMAN, Hatties- hurg. LINDA NOBLES, Jackson, JERRY VAN NORMAN, Canton, CHARLIE NORTHERN, Jackson, JIM OATSVALL, Zion, Ill. JIIINIORS SUSAN REYNOLDS, New Orleans, La., LINDA RILEY, Jackson' LARRY RIVERS, Philadelphia, FLORA JO RIVES, Pelahafchie, 1 JAMES W. ROBBINS, Natchez, JOANN ROBERTS, Baton Rouge La., KEITH ROBERTS, Pascagoulag LEE ROBERTS, Baldwyn. 1 WILLIAM EDWIN ROBINSON, JR., French Camp, EDWARD C. RODINE, Lakewood, Calif., BARBARA ANN RUSSELL, Columbia' WANDA W. SANDERS, Stephens, Ga. 1 RANDY SCARBROUGH, Kenner, La., ING'EBORG' SCHAUER- MANN, Nierstein!Rhein, Germany. DIANNE SCHNEELOCK, Bay Shore, N. Y., JOHNNY LEE SELF, Lexington. TERRY SHARPE, Gulfport, RONNIE SHARPLESS, Atmore, Ala, CARL SHEDD, Pelahatchieg BUDDY SHOEMAKER, Houston, MARIE SIGMAN, Holly Springs, GEORGE SIGREST, Yazoo City LORRAINE SIMPSON, Canton: ALTON DENNY SMITH, Brook haven. ANNA SMITH, Tampa, Fla., BEDFORD SMITH, Brookhaven JIMMY SMITH, Jackson, LYNDA HARRIS SMITH, Leonia, Fla. MICHAEL LEE SMITH, Tupelo, SHARON SMITH, Grenada LULA ANN SNOWE, Waynesboro, CINDY SPEARS, Jackson. JANE SPEED, Collins, JEAN MARIE STANLEY, Orlando, Fla. JOHN L. STEVENS, Natchez, LOU ELLEN STOKES, McComb. MIKE WALTERS, Petal, BILLY WEBB, Memphis, Tenn., MERE- DITH REBECCA WEBB, Brandon, BEVERLY WELCH, Bogalusa, La. JOHN M. WELLONS, JR., Roanoke, Va., DAVID RAY WHIT- AKER, Jacksonville Fla., KAY WHITTINGTON ackson' EUGENE 1 s Y , .I , VVICLEY, Rolling Fork. LANNIE WILBOURN, Scobeyg BONNIE WILKS, Delhi, La., CECIL WILLIAMS, Bruce, RICHARD WOODALL, Memphis, Tenn. HUBERT F, WORLEY, JR., Jackson, MARZELL WORSHAM, Grenada, DUANE YELVERTON, Jackson, JERRY YELVERTON, Jackson. MARY BETH STRICKLAND, West Point, BILLY STRUM, Morton' CERI LEA SULLIVAN, Jackson, BARBARA TATE, Kilmiczliael. J LINDA JANE TAYLOR, Crystal Springs, SHEILA D. TAYLOR, Clinton, FRED TOOMY, Millry, Ala., JUDI TULLOS, Jackson. CHARLES D. VANDERCOOK, New Orleans, La., DOUG VAN- DEVENDER, Bluefield, Va.: AULTON VANN, JR., Pascagoula, MIKE E. VARNADO, Gloster. NANCY WALDEN, Pompano Beach, Fla., BOBBY WALKER, Waynes- boro, LINDA KAY NVALKER, Eupora, JANN WALL, Inverness. HAZEL WALLACE, Pontotoe: KENNY WALLEY, Fayette, THOMAS D. IVALSH, Liberty, VICTOR L. WALSH, Liberty. ll'lHllE H969 SOIPIHIOMORIE GLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS wards, Pege Fowlkes. MARTY ALBRITTON, Crowley, La., LoRRA1NE ALEX- ANDER, Mobile, Ala., BARBARA ALLEN, Lyman, JERRY ALLEN, Cleveland, PAUL D. ALLEN, Natchez. BECKY APPLEWHITE, Kediri, Indonesia, BUDDY AR- RINGTON, Jackson, DAVID ASWELL, Slidell, La., BARRY BACKUS, Pompano Beach, Fla., LARRY E. BAIN, Pearl. BUDDY BEAM, Pearl, JAMES LEE BEEMON, Morton, DAVE BELL, Springfield, Ill., SUE BELLIS, Clintong DIANE BETHANY, Naples, Fla, RUTH BILBO, Pensacola, Fla., MICHAEL BLACK, New Orleans, La., SUSAN BOONE, Holly Springs, DANNY BOUTWELL, Moss Point, JEHU BRABHAM, Ferriday, La. GERALD BRADLEY, Woodville, THOMAS BROADHEAD, Meridian, CARLOTTA ANN BROADUS, Jackson, RILEY LEE BROWN, Lake Providence, La., BONNIE BRUECK, Vicksburg. OFFICERS-Mary jane Gore,She1rill Dillon, Roddy Conner, David Aswell, jane Ed- DIXIE CRAIG, Oxford, MILDRED CRAYVFORD, Jackson, JACKIE CRAWLEY, Holly Springs, RUTH ELLEN DACUS, Canton, JEAN DAVIS, Mendenhall. KATHY DAVIS, Brookhaven, SHERRILL DILLON, Mead- ville, MARY LOU DONOVAN, Clinton, DEBORAH DOOLITTLE, Eupora, MARY ELLEN DORMAN, Quit- YHRD. DAVID YVARREN DUNN, St. Petersburg, Fla., JOHN DUNN, Ralyvillc, La.: GREG EARWOOD, Columbus, GAIL EDWARDS, Philadelphia, JANE EDWARDS, Tupelo. SUE A. EVANS, Canton: KAY EVERETT, Greensboro, N. C., DORIS FANNING, Jarksong KAREN FAULK, Vicks- burg, LYNDA FIELDS, Ferriday, La. SOIPIHIOMORIES FRAN BUCC, llemphis, Tenn.: ELOISE BURKETT Coluxnliiug ROY BIJRKETT, Clinton, SANDY BURNETT Meridian, INIICHAEL WAYNE BURNS, COIIIIIIDIIS. TRICIA BURNS, Vicksburg, JERRY BURRIS, Vicksburg, JAMES CALHOUN, Benton: STEVE CALVERT, Jackson, JOHN EDWARD CAMPBELL, III, Tavares, Fla. FREDRICK S. CARR, Jackson, DONNIE CARRUTH, Jackson: BUDDY CASEY, Pearl: BRAD CASTLEBERRY, Izmir, Turkey: LINDA CASTON, Jackson. CHARLES S. CPetej CHANNELL, Crystal Springs, LYDIA CHANNELL, Fort Myers, Flag MIKE CHITTOM, Inver- ness, ROBERT CLARK. Natchez, JACK COHEN, Philadel- phia, Pa. JIM COLE, Tulsa, Okla.g SONNY COLE, Jackson, TOMMY COLE, Corinth, ROGER W, CONNER, III, Tavares, Fla., KAY COOPER, Clinton. s s JAMES KENNETH HARVEY, Picayune, JANE HATCH Slidell, La., JOYCE HAUSE, Jackson, SUZIE HEARN Nashville, Tenn., CAROL HEATHMAN, Indianola. SUE HENSLEY, Clinton, CHARLES RAY HERRING, Memphis, Tenn., HARRY BUTLER HILLMAN, Riditon, CARLA JEAN HINDS, Destin, Fla., MARILYN HODGE, Asheville, N. C. JOHN EDWARD HODGES, Pass Christan, SHELIA HOPE, Leland, DEAN HUBBARD, JR., Natchez, DOUGLAS HUFF, Bowie, Maryland, HARRY LEROY HUGHES, W. Palm Beach, Fla. MARY HUGHES, Louisville, JOYCE HUNT, Louisville, SANDRA HUTCHISON, Sallisg BARBARA IRBY, Merid- ian, JAN JACKSON, Houston, Tex. KAREN GAYLE JAMES, Brookhaven, DEBORAH KEE, Woodvilleg TOMMY KEITH, Hollandaleg DAN JOHNSON, Ventura, Calif., JANE JOHNSON, Lukachukai, Ariz. SOIPII IIOIVIORIES TAL FOGG, Slidell, La., DAVID ALLEN FOLTZ, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., MARJORIE FORBES, Sandy Hook, PEGGY FOWLKES, Amory, MIKE FOX, Charleston. DANNY RAY FRAISER, Canton: CHERIE GLASS, Atlanta, Ga., DAVID CRAIG GLOVER, Memphis, Tenn., JIMMY GOOLSBY, Canton, MARY JANE GORE, Clinton. KAREN ANITA GRAHAM, Jackson, MARILYN GRAVES, Ripley, LINDA GRAY, Plrladelphia, DAVID GULLEDGE, Natchez, MARIANNA GUNTER, Clinton. DIANE HALEY, Bogalusa, La., WALTER HALLBERG, Pascagoula, JENNIFER HARPOLE, Jackson, SHEILA HART, Merfdian, SUE HARTLEY, Quincy, Fla. aff -s-.,., SUZANNE METTS, Oxford, KITTY MITCHELL, Tut- wilerg CARROLL GARLAND MOORE, Poqunson, Va., JOE MOSS, Raymond, E. L. MULLEN, Bewoit. PAULA MULLEN, Pascagoula, EDWIN MYERS, Jackson, CLAIQDIA NICHOLSON, Clinton, ANN NORMAN, Merid- iang JOHN D. OAKES, Pompano Beach, Fla. SCOTTY OBERSCHMIDT, Brookhaven, PHILIP Y. ODOM, Wiggins, BUD O'HARA, Tallahassee, Fla., CAROL O'KELLEY, Lexington, JANICE PARFITT, Greenwood. GARY PARKER, Magee: DON PATTERSON, Jaeksong JOEL PEELER. Petal: RONNIE PEVEY, Monticello, WINSTON V. PICKENS, Memphis, Tenn. SOIPIHIOMIORIES Viekslmrgg MILTON LOFTON JONES, Pelahatehieg CARO- LYN JORDAN, Greenville, KENNETH WAYNE JORDAN, Tallulah, La. DELMA LACY, Jackson, FRANCES LEAVELL, Minter City: ROBERT C, LEE, Tampa, Fla.: RORY LEE, Prentiss, DAVID LINTON, Soonehun, South Korea. MARTHA LITTLE, Crystal Springs, BILL LOFTON, Brookhavenq LOYCE C. LORD, Winnslaoro, La., W. A. CDiekj LOVE, Girard, Kan., JANICE LYNK, Hollandale. PAMELA GALE MAGEE, Charleston, SHERYL MAKAM- SON, Durant: NELDA MARTIN, Noxapaterg ELEANOR MASHBURN, Pearl, SONYA K. MCDILL, Jackson. JUDY LYNN MCDONALD, Jackson: GEORGE MCFAT- TER, Baton Ronge, La., LINDA MCGEE, Meridian, LYNN MCINTOSH, Magee, SUZANNE MCLELLAN, Lexington. GAINES SHAMBURGER, Jackson, KAREN SHARPE, Mirns, Fla., RITA SHEFFIELD, Jackson, DALE SHEP- HERD, Clinton, SHERI SIMMERMAN, Pascagoula. GORDON SKELTON, Vicksburg, PATTY SLAY, Jackson, MARCIA SMITH, Phoenix, Ariz., ROGER ALLEN SMITH, Leonia, Fla., THAD SMITH, Tampa, Fla. THOMAS GARY SMITH, Laurel, THOMAS MASON SMITH, Pensacola, Fla., A. J. SPRING, McComb, RACHEL LOVE STEVENS, Noxapater, CYNTHIA STOVER, Purvis. SHEILA STRUM, Biloxi, WILLIE MAUDE SUDBECK, Benton, BERNADEENE SULLIVAN, Jackson, MARTHA SULLIVAN, Winona, ANDY SUMRALL, Jackson. CAROLYN TEDFORD, West Point, CHERYL TILLMAN, Crystal Springs, CINDY TRIMBLE, Kosciusko, BENJAMIN L. TRIPP, Jackson, DOT TURNER, Pompano Beach, Fla. SOIPHOMORIES JAMIE KAY PONDER, Brandon, RANDY POPLE, Mem- phis, Tenn., TOM PRATHER, Baldwyn, RONNIE PRE- VOST, Hazlehurst, SUSAN E. PRICE, DeLand, Fla. GRACE QUARLES, Jackson, KEN RAY, Pompano Beach, Fla., ALMA LOUISE REED, Louisville, ORA FAY REN- FROE, Jackson, RUTH L. ROBERTS, Brookhaven. JAMES ROBERTSON, Natchez, PAUL E. ROBERTSON, Bossier City, La., FARRELL ROBINSON, Raleigh, MAR- GARET ROCHINSKI, Columbia, DAVID R. ROGERS, Pascagoula. SUSAN LORRAINE ROGERS, Walnut Grove, WALTER ROGERS, Meridian, PATRICIA ROWELL, Jackson, JIMMY ROYALS, Jackson, ANN RYE, Tampa, Fla. NWN I Miss, ELAINE WILSON, Cleveland, JEAN WILSON, Grenada, WILEY WINDERS, Nettletong PEGGY WORTHEN, Jack- song WESLEY R. YATES, Jacksonville, Fla. MARY YONKERS, Clinton, SHERRY YOST, Pompano Beach, Fla. SOIPDII-IIOMORIES RICHARD VEST, Greenvilleg ALTON WAGGENER, Jack- son, BILLY WALKER, Suffolk, Va., KAREN WALKER, Jackson, DAVID WALLACE, Enterprise. JOYCELYN WALTERS, Magee, MARGIE WARD, Leland, RANDY WARD, Birmingham, Ala., DAVID WARNOCK, Bowclon, Va., F. STEWART WATKINS, Jackson. BEKKI WEAVER, Clinton, JANE WEBB, Jackson, WAL- TER A. WEBB, Louisville, JAMES WELCH, Harr'svilleg JOHN DAVID WELCH, St. Petersburg, Fla. MAXIE WELLS, Clinton, ZENO RANDALL WELLS, Moss Point, MARILU WHITE, Nashville, Tenn., HELEN WHIT- TEN, Madrid, Spain, HARLON WHITTINGTON, Green- wood. JERRY WILBURN, Miami, Fla., DENE WILLIAMS, Clin- ton, RALPH WILLIAMSON, Clinton, GARY R. WILLIS, Denver, Colo., NANCY WILLIS, Pascagoula. 51 Tl-IIE H969 IFRIESIHIMIEN GLASS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS-Sarah Grant Judy Mzms Mac Bethea Nell Allen Sara Page Bobb: Newman MARKY ADEN, Clinton, GWEN ALLEN, Ridgeland, MAR- VIN B. ALLEN, Mize, NELL ALLEN, Pascagoulag SUSAN ANDERSON, Tupelo. JAN ANTHONY, Memphis, Tenn., CHARLOTTE APPLE- WHITE, Kediri, Java, Indonesia, SARAH ARMOUR, Col- lierville, Tenn., MERLE ATKINSON Batesville, SHERRY ATWOOD, jackson. MARILYN BANKSTON, Brookhaven, SHERRIE BARKER, Houston, Tex., KATHY BATES, Seffner, Fla., SUSAN BAYLES, Jackson, CORDELIA BEASLEY, Jackson, DONNA BEASLEY, Vicksburg, TOM BENTLEY, Marietta, Ga., KAYE BENTON, San Angelo, Tex., MAC BETHEA, Bangalore, India, GINGER BIGHAM, West Point. GINGER BLACKARD, Memphis, Tenn.: SANDRA BLOOD- WORTH, Charleston: BETTY V. BOZEMAN, Rolling Fork: LYN BRANNAN, Sumrallg THOMAS C. BRANNUM, Mem- phis, Tenn. MARTHA LOU EDMONDSON, Natchez, LINDA EL- LIOTT, Jackson, KATHY EVANS, New Albany, BETH FARMER, Pascagoula, MARY DELL FARMER, Laurel. GILBERT FARRAR, Tupelo, BERT FARRISH, Doddsville, MARY ALICE FEAZELL, Metairie, La., GEORGE FER- GUSON, Jackson, CURTIS FERRELL, Buenos Aires, Argentina. SANDRA FOSTER, Baguio City, Philippines, SHERYI. FOX, Charleston, JUDY FREEMAN, New Albany, BILLY CAR- SON GARRETT, Harrisville, BEVERLY ANN GATES, Jackson. SALLY ANNE GAULT, Tupelo, MARY JO GAUTH- REAUX, Biloxi, BETTY CEE, Itta Bena, R. BARBARA GENET, Pompano Beach, Fla., ART GENTRY, Yazoo City. IFRIESIHIMIEN KARL BREWER, Baton Rouge, La., BILL BRIGHAM, Yazoo City, CLYDE DAVID BROOKS, Magee, EVELYN BROOKS, Gulfport, NANCY BROOKS, Evergreen, Ala. SUSAN BROOMALL, Apopka, Fla., KRIS BUTLER, Nash- ville, Tenn., MARY JANE BYNUM, Hattiesburg, DEIRELL ROSS BYRD, Jackson, DOUGLAS CAMPBELL, Chatworth, Calif. RILEY CANTERBURY, White Oak, SALLY ANN CARR, Greenwood, TILDON CHAVERS, JR., Milton, Fla., PATSY CHRISTIAN, West Point, MARIANNE CLARK, Clinton. MELINDA BETH ooBB, xnvemess, SHERWOOD P. cooK, Utica, LIBBY CORNETT, Gulfport, JIMMY CRAFT, Memphis, Tenn. 5 ELLEN CRAYCRAFT, Jackson. GERALD M. CRITELLI, Vicksburg, ROD CUTRER, Mag- nolia, BETH DQILAUGHTER, New Orleans, La., WALTER DeLOACH, West Point, SUSAN MARIA DICKERSON, Hollandale. :. 3. si t CAROL HAWTHORNE, Tavares, Fla., GWEN HAYNES, Columbus, VIRGINIA HEADRICK, Jackson, JOYCE HEDDEY, Memphis, Tenn., SUSAN HENDRICKS, Green- ville. THOMAS J. HENNESSY, St. Petersburg, Fla,, WAYNE HOLLIE, Memphis, Tenn., DAVID HOLLOWAY, Acker- man, MARY ANNE HOOD, Sledge, ROY HOOD, Hatties- burg. MARTHA FRANCES HOUSTON, New Albany, STEVE HURT, Memphis, Tenn., BILLIE JAMES, Tupelo, NANCY P. JOHNSON, Jackson, PAMELA JONES, Brookhaven. PEGGY KEEN, Terry, DEBORAH JOYCE KELLY, Jack- son, STEPHEN KEMP, Baton Rouge, La., JOHNNY KIL- PATRICK, Columbus, CYDNEY KING, Jackson. JANICE SUE KING, Natchez, MARILYN KNIGHT, Columbia, BOB KYLE, Silver Spring, Maryland, LESLIE LAMPTON, Jackson, JACK LAND, Memphis, Tenn. IFRIESIHIMIEIXI ANN GETER, Woodville, ANITA MARIE GIBSON, Men- denhall, TONY GOODIN, Vicksburg, DEBBIE GOSNELL, Tchula, PRESTON GOUGH, Gainesville, Fla. SARAH GRANT, Jackson, PATRICE GRAVES, Natchez, WAYNE GRAY, Columbia, JAMES LAMONT GRIFFITH, Prentiss, ANN LOREE HALBROOK, Belzoni. FRANCES HALFORD, Meridian, FRED HAMMACK, Flora, MARY HAMPTON, Tavares, Fla. ELAINE HAND- JIS, Natchez, SALLY HARRIS, Greenwood. BUDDY HARTEL, Biloxi, PATRICIA HARTNESS, Wood- ville, MEL C. I-IARTSFIELD, Tallahassee, Fla., DAVID HATTOX, Ecru, DOUGLAS HATTOX, Ecru. X JUDY MIMS, Greenville, MICKI ANN MIMS, Mobile, Ala., MARK MOFFETT, Laurel, LEAH MOODIE, Vinegar Bend, Ala., CALVIN A. MOORE, JR., Lexington. JOE MOORE, Lexington, CLEVE MORTON, Amory, TERRY MOSLEY, Clinton, MARIANNE MULLENS, West Point, SALLY MURPHY, Newnan, Ga. TOMMY MYERS, Vidalia, La., KEN NAIL, JR., Tupelo, LIL NEELY, Nashville, Tenn., BARBARA fBobbiJ NEW- MAN, AUBREY NORWOOD NICHOLS, III, Vaughan. CHERRI NICHOLS, Vicksburg, WILLIAM OWEN OLIVER, JR., Kosciusko, CLARK OLMSTEAD, Lighthouse Point, Fla., SARA PAGE, Amory, ELIZABETH PALMER, Holly Springs. FRIESIHIMEN REBECCA LANDRUM, Clinton, DAVID FORREST LANE, Jackson, PAM LEA, Brookhaven, ANN LENOIR, Jackson, BOBBY LEONARD, Pompano Beach, Fla. SANDRA LEONARD, Memphis, Tenn., JAMES BRYANT fJimmyj LEWIS, Kosciusko, PATTI LEWIS, Greenwood, SHIRLEY LIFER, Jackson, GAYLE LONG, Tupelo. BETSY MAKAMSON, Jackson, KATI-IIE MALONE, Mem- phis, Tenn., SHARON MARTIN, Vicksburg, DIANNE MATHES, Universal City, Tex., CAROLYN MCDANIEL, Memphis, Tenn. CECELIA MCDANIEL, Johnston Station, LINDA McKAY, Kosciusko, ANN McMULLEN, Euporag BOBBYE JO MC- PHEARSON, Pascagoula, GAYLE MEGGINSON, Baton Rouge, La. FRANCES MELLON, Bolton, MARSHA METTS, Oxford, JOHN MILLER, Memphis, Tenn., REBA MILLER, Union Grove, Wis., VIVIAN MILLS, Hattiesburg. MAURY RUSSELL, New Albany, TOMMY RUSSUM, Port Gibson, RUSTY SCAFIDEL, jackson, SHIRLEY SESSUMS, Jackson, DIANNE SHAMBERGER, Jackson. RICHARD SHANKS, Memphis, Tenn., CHARLES MACK SHELTON, Atoka, Okla., BARBARA SHUFFLIN, Green- wood , BEVERLY ANN SHURDEN, Florence, LARRY SIMMONS, Osyka. JUDITH LYNN SIMMONS, Decatur, GERALDINE SLEDGE, Ridgeland, CHARLES W. SMITH, Jackson, GENYTH ARLENE SMITH, Fayette, OWEN W. SMITH, Drew. SUSAN SMITH, Clinton, CYNTHIA SOLES, Natchez, STEVE SPARKS, Jackson, MICHELE SPENCE, New Al- bany, MARY ANN STEGALL, Pontotoc. KATHY STEWART, Rolling Fork, PEGGY STOVALL, New Orleans, La., BUDDY SULLIVAN, Memphis, Tenn., MARY SULLIVAN, Natchez, DAVID SUMMERS, Brookhaven. IFRIESIHIMIEN CAROL PATTERSON, Drew, KAREN PENNEBAKER, Edwards, GAILE PEROT, Tampa, Fla., VICKI PERKINS, Macon, CHARLOTTE PITTMAN, Hattiesburg. JAMES PITTS, Jackson, NORMAN PITTS, Jackson, TED PRITCHETT, Marietta, Ga., JIM PRYOR, West Point, MISSY RAMSAY, Brookhaven. JUDY LaNEIL REDD, Natchez, BECKY RENFROE, Jack- son, GARY RICHARDSON, Leland, JAY RICHARDSON, Leland, RENEE RICHARDSON, Brookhaven. SONDRA ROBERTSON, Natchez, SUE ROBEY, Miami, Fla., CURTIS C. ROMINE, Jackson, CHERI RUDDICK, Bogalusa, La., LARRY RUEFF, Dade City, Fla. IFIRIESIHIMIEN LYNN TATE, West, BRENDA TAYLOR, Jackson, DONNA TAYLOR, Laurel, MICHAEL DOUGLAS TAYLOR, Can- ton, NANCY TAYLOR, Charleston. JANICE TERRY, Durant, JUDY THOMAS, Sandy Hook, J. JAY THRASHER, Alexandria, Va., MIKE THROWER, Columbus, MIKE TODD, Nashville, Tenn. KATHLEEN DAWN TRIPLETT, Panama Canal Zone, ANGIE TURNER, Oxford, BARBARA TURNER, Memphis, Tenn., BECKY WAITS, Apopka, Fla., JERI WEEKS, Clin- IOTI. GARY WELLER, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., JOHNNY WHITE, Jackson, SHARON WHITE, Greenwood, DAVID WHIT- TEN, Madrid, Spain, JANETTE WIGMORE, Calgary Alberta. LORRAINE WILLIAMS, Jackson, SUSAN WOOTEN, Jack- son, ANTHONY WORSHAM, Charleston, VICKIE WRIGHT, New Orleans, La., JEANNE YOUNG, Greenwood. S7 STUIIDIENT ILIEADIERSIHIIIIP W- its Hlxfl-mars RI'I4!'W1iY'.HEh Y 'x 'v? ' Q 'NK v-,s gp. .fi i' ' X 'C ' it 4 -f -y- , . X STU! IENTV BU! Y !1tSSUQIAlVllUN The Xlississippi College Student Body Association is recognized across the South as one of the inost ideal and effective student governments in Mississippi. It is the coordinating force behind practically all student activities of an extracurricular, non-varsity nature. It is a unique student government in that it has voting representatives on every major administrative-faculty committee. Students at MC work through the SBA to solve common problems, and to strengthen the ties that bind them to this institution. The SBK gives to the student an effective voice in the affairs of the college and allows the student to make the policies bv which he is governed. Through the Student Senate the student enaets rules and regulations: through the Judicial Council the student punishes or acquits infractions of the laws: and. finally. through the executive branch of the SBA the student observes the coordination of these and other activities of the Student Body. The association has indeed made great progress. New ideas have been put into operation with the prevailing object of a good student government. Both students and administration cooperate loyallv with the SBA. Congratulations to the Student Body Association for a job well done! SJ Hfrlllfr Print llllDllQlAlL , CQUNCIIIL llim- Iudiriail fhilmiiivl lizis tlim' autliority to 591 'nary ' 'K tl1eStucl01it and six Assoviznlc- .lustives zippoiiitecl liy the Presiclviit of tlim' stuclm-ut body. john Lzwrli, Ezrizfi' Lrrrlwlzzlr, lXVr 7I7lV1' Smith. Lev lfrixs, Beth Blount. Standing: ferry Bil- Il5lPilESlllDlElXllVS QAlllillNlElV E-ated: Greg CVIIKIVIIHU7, Ifnflfly Cmlmzr, 'I'rz',xlz DZl71flZl'll-Y, ick Copeland. Sue Iirzzrzi. Standing: Ifuvty Grimm Trixh hannel, B. C. Rogeri. jim Regixter, Chuck Lewis. .Q-'Nu 'QS CJ'-7 The Cabinet is composed of iiidividuails vliust-ii by tlic President of the SBA as an advisory group. .Xplmiritiiieiit to tliv l'rcsiclei1t's Clalninet is indeed an honor Coupled with l't'SIJOIl5ilJililj'. liavli iiicmlx-1' luis specific executive duties and luis 21 lc-udiiig' rule iii tlir- clii'ec'tio1i of iiitervollegizite activities, entertainiuent. scliool spirit. vlizipvl progi'z1iiis. student welfare, and other Special Zzcttix ities. Ylillif czilniiivt luis 1'c'iicl1'i'cvcl OlllSl21IlillIlQ'Sl'I'X'li'l' to the Student Body .ASSOC'l21flOIl. 1-X 61 l'IlliHI'l'i' slzuitlgircls ol' vitifvrisliip :md tlt'c'01'111i1 Iiiiilmlmiis znllwtiiig tlim- vstzililislivrl regulations Body .Xswriailiuii Clmistitiilimi. lt is foiiiposc d 'd liy tliu stuclont luodx Students elected on an apportionment basis from the dormitories and from the Commuting students constitute the membership of the Senate. which holds the Legislative power of the Student Body Association. Led by the Vice President of the Student Body, the Senate enacts legislation, approves presidential appointments to the President's Cabinet and the Judicial Council. and governs the annual SHA budget. Kleeting twice monthly, the Senate co- ordinates its efforts with those of the student body and of the administration. Seated: Ken Nail, Sue Evans, Brad Castleberry, George England. Row One: Cenyfli. Gail Long, ,Mary jane Bynam. Kathy Rankin, Roddy Conner. Clark Colvin, jimmy Shannon, .Mel Hartsfield. Charlolte jones. Row Four: David Kelly. Larry Shirley. Tom Hennessey, Wayne Holly, Willard Mcllzuain, Cal Balentine. Bay, ,Mary Feazell. Row Two: Suzi Hearne, Beverly, Welch, Nfary Lou ilIeKen:ie, Emily Lansdell, Cindy Spears, Patty Slay, Mary Yonkers. Row Three: Steve .7 fr? 'RTW' Rogers. The ofliccrs of the Homenis Student Association and the presidents of the women's residence halls compose the membership of the Womenls Affairs Board. As a part of the judicial branch of the SBA the Board seeks to deal effectively with matters concerning the women students and to encourage each student to maintain the highest standard of honor in every phase of College life. Barbara Irby, Ellen McNutt. 77 o E O :S Q CO 2 9 D :- P' O 2 N Q m 53. C7 m 'e- :- m N 5 Q P 7-7 o 2 l 2 9 l I. S- Q :- an : 3 53. 93 5. Q' 2 Q 'B :- if Row One: George Stroud, jamie jmzet, jerry Cunningham. Row Two: Richard Gerald Burris, Kenny Morton, B. C. MIEIXVS AIFIFAIIRS BUARD WCDMIENS AIBFAHRS BUARD A chairman, vice-chairman, secretary, treasurer, and the presidents of the male dormitories make up the membership of the lNlen's Affairs Board. The principal function of the Board is the judication of all disciplinary matters involving male students of Mississippi College. Another primary function of the Board is in clarifying the regulations as well as serving as the communications link between the admin- istration and the male students. Becky jordan, Betsy Armour, 4 SHUI!! K hm. as f. E Ii 5 S . 2'-his.-2: 4 4? , . .. ca 'H 1 1, uv' gf - ' 63 A4 Arrowhead Kay Cooper Secretaryg Phyllis Ashcroft, Art Editor, Noel Hollyfield Burmess Manager,' Richard Morgan, Editor. AIl2.ROWlHllEAID ,W Wlritten, published, and paid for by the students, the Arrowhead recognizes creative ability and helps strengthen the literary and cultural atmos- phere on campus, It is Mississippi Colleges literary magazine published three times each year. Poems, short stories, essays, art work, or plays will be published if they are original, interesting, and of suitable quality. TVUMWHIAWIK One of the major publications of Mississippi College is the Tomahawk. Under the direction of the Student Body Association, the Tomahawk successfully seeks to acquaint freshmen and transfers with Mississippi College-its customs, traditions, and ideals. It provides an excellent introduction to all areas of activity on campus and aids the student in selecting his college program. Tomahawk. Sue Evans and farm Weaver, Co-Editors. . , if 1 'tr Mrzyii ' Q ' 2 gf, , ,fi inf L i Row One: Betty Gee, Betsy Makamson, Lynn Smith. Cherry Srnyly, Bobbi Newman, Barbara Genet, Lorraine Alexander, Karen Faulk. Row Two: Richard Smith, Tommy Avenmarg, I- -, ,gl H Pete Rodine, Herbert iMeCarriar, ferry Wil- burn, Cleve Morton, Miles Morgan. ,.-liA 1 . ,,,. Y ,f l Tl-llE C Ull.lLlEC illAXlXl ,STN i Ken Nail, Kay Cooper, Billy Webb, Walter Webb. S fi-IE m ...flu CO w,1InSusP9 93 ,.. :se ,We X ,,,, X, . X ,. 4 ',.:.:.4- x aging, V The lllississippi Collegian, the campus newspaper, has as its purpose to keep the students informed of activities on and off campus with an interesting newspaper. The staff is composed of students who are interested in journalism, and who want to help in the publication of the campus newspaper. The staff works together to compile the news and sports in a sometimes humorous, sometimes serious manner for each week's edition, Feature stories on top Campus cveiits. COIIUIICIHS on campus life, cartoons, letters to the editor, and religious articles are also included in the weekly paper. Through this publication students enjoy still another way of voicing their thoughts and opinions. The Collegian, functioning as an independent newspaper, looks to the Publications Council for advice and guidance in business affairs and other phases of its operation. Sammy ,Waxzt'ell. Editor, john Price, Buxirzesi Jllanager. 65 'IVHIE H969 TVRIIIBJESMKAN fm 1? Donna Round, Editor. 7 Cmw Ord Editor Rita She eld Orgamzatzon Carolyn McDaniel, Boverly Gates Charlotte jonex Edztor Time it was, And what a time it was, It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago . . . it must he . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories, They'rC all that's left you. -Simon The Dawn of a New Era means many different things to different people-to some it is a beginning, to others a con- tinuation, and to still others it is an end. It is the hope of the Tribesman staff that we have captured in photographs the memories of 1969. PHOTOGRAPHY. Hubert Worley. LEADERSHIP. Elaine Wil.von, Dzxze Craig Editor Diane Bethany funzee Parfitt Co Editor Helen Whzt ten. E 2 l K . Seated: George England, Rick Copeland, Carl Sherld, Donna john Price, Richard Morgan, Noel Hollyjield. Standing: Mr. Round, Dr. Kenneth Rainey, Mrs. Sue P. Lipsey, Dr. Charles fllaruin Elliott, Mr. C. B. Chapman, Dr. foe Cooper. Martin. Mrs. Hazel Newman, Dr. L. C. Smith, Sammy Maxwell, IPDUIIBILIICMVIICDNS CCUllXlCflllL The Publications Council has the responsibility of directing all business concerned with the student publications of the college. A faculty committee named by the president of the college, the officers of the three student publications, and the president and vice president of the Student Body Association comprise the membership of the Council. Dr. Charles Martin leads the council members in an attempt to learn new and better methods of creating representative and qualitative publications. MIEN S I URM IPIERSONNIEIL Row One: Bedford Smith, joe Gor- don, jerry Billingsley, Chip Davis, jamie jones, Coach Bankston. Row Two: Rusty Grijen, jack Robertson, Larry Shirley, Curtis Ferrell, Kenny Morton, Lee Roberts. Row Three: jimmy Landrum, Charlie Boggan, Terry Martin, john Lockhart, Steve Rayburn, Ralph Bethae. Row Four: jerry Simmons, Rick Copeland, Buddy Hujj, B. C. Rogers, Bernie Blackwell, jerry Patterson, Mr. Ed Hewlitt. Row One: Sandra Webb, Nancy Harris, Henrisue Herbisan, Becky Webb, judy Morrison, .Marzell Wor- sharn, Lou Stokes. Row Two: Nancy Beaver, joy Boone, Linda Ruth Allen, Ellen McNutt, Sally MU717hj', Elizabeth Carter, Betsy Armour. WUMIEN S I QRM IPIERSUNNIEIL 60 AILPIHIA Qt-llll Dedicated to the promotion of scholarship on campus, Alpha Chi recognizes students with truly outstanding academic records. Members are required to have junior or senior standing, a 3.5 quality point average, 70 per cent A's over the last 30 hours of work at lWC, and good character traits. Alpha Chi is a member of the Association of College Honor Societies. Row One: Andy Grijjlin, Ellen Mc- Nutt, Sammy Maxwell, President. Row Two: Molly Fillingame, Marsha Sharp, Susan Cameron, Trish Duna- way, Linda Allen, joAnn Roberts, Beverly Weleh. Row Three: Bill Arnold, Dr. joe Cooper, jerry Bil- lingsley, Billy Webb, Phil Balaski, Dr. Charles Martin, Dannie Smith. Y'-'We 4 Q Row One: john Lucas, President, Bedford Smith, Vice Presidentg jerry Billingsley, Historian, Mercer Lee, Treasurerg jerry Cunningham, Cun- ningham, Secretary. Row Two: Dr. Legg, Christy Graves, Robin Fondren, Carolyn jordan, Marianna Gatewood, john Wallrod, Kenny Smith, George England. Row Three: Dr. Germany, Dr. Sadler, Don Conery, Uhil Bala- ski, Victor Walsh, Denny Smith. AILIPIHIA IEIPSIIILCN I IEILTA The Mississippi College Zeta Chapter was organized in the spring of l965 for the purpose of encouraging and recognizing excellence in premedical scholarship. While being a member of the Association of College Honor Societies, Alpha Epsilon Delta also strives to stimulate an appreciation of the importance of premedical education in the study of medicine. Allllll-IIA ILAMIBDA I IEIUVA As a member of the Association of College Honor Societies and an honor society for women making a 3.5 or higher average their freshman year, Alpha Lambda Delta seeks to promote a high standard of learning, intelligent living, and superior scholastic attainment among the freshman women at Mississippi College. Susan Rogers, Mary Lou Donovan, Kay Cooper, Carla Hinds, Vice President, Margaret Rochinski, Presi- dentg jane Edwards, Treasurer, Mary Hughes, Secretary, judy Lynn Mc- Donald, jane Webb. .glue I Sandra Webb, Vice President, Billy Cooke, Donna Round, jim Register, President, Peggy Slay, Linda Ander- son, Secretary. AILIPDIHIA PSI! UMIEGA Alpha Psi Omega is a dramatic fraternity with a four-fold purpose. It is designed to develop dramatic talent, to cultivate a taste for the best in the theatre, to give drama distinction as a creative art, and to foster the cultural values developed through drama. 71 CAP ANI GQPWN Limited to a membership of twelve, Cap and Gown strives to promote a high standard of scholarship, to recognize leadership, and to advance the spirit of service among college women. This honor society is composed of senior women who have proven themselves to be outstanding in the areas of leadership, scholarship, and service. Seated: Trish Channell, Lee Ross, Daphne Wilson, Vice Presidentg Gaye Parks, President, Trish Duna- way, Secretary-Treasurer, Sandy Lyman, Historian. Standing: Druan- ne Canterbury, Reporter, Ellen Mc- Nutt, Lynda Ruth Allen, Margaret Hale, Molly Fillingame, Sandra Webb, Becky jordan, Susan Cameron, joy Boone, Mrs. Dee Grantham. Row One: Cheryl Keathley, Treas- urer, Susan Cameron, Second Vice President, Ellen McNutt, President, jeanie Evans, First Vice President. Row Two: foann Roberts, Ruth Ellen Dacus, Margaret Roehinski, Sherry Thompson, Margaret Frazier, Maxie Wells, Sandra Rawls. Row Three: Carol Reynolds, Trisha Burns, jane Edwards, Barbara Irby, Vir- ginia Abel, Lorraine Simpson. I IEILTA UMIICRCON Music majors and minors compose the membership of the Delta Omicron International Professional lwiusic Fraternity. This organization has as its purpose to create fellowship, to develop character, to stimulate the appreciation of good music, and to encourage excellence of performance, The club sponsors a scholastic award. GI U1 Rl 11 U11 WL L. IIQAIPDIPZAX IDIEIUVA Pl As an honor society Kappa Delta Pi offers membership to such persons as exhibit worthy educational ideas, sound scholarship, and commendable personal qualities. It endeavors to maintain a high degree of professional fellowship and to honor educational achievement. Row One: Druanne Canterbury, President, Ellen McNutt, Vice Presi- dent, Margaret Hale, Treasurer, Linda Ruth Allen, Secretary, Lee Ross. Row Two: Gaye Parks, joy Boone, Susan Cameron, Gwen Ran- kin, Trish Dunaway. joan Myers, Karen Blackwell, Gary Walters, Hubert Worley, Sandy Lyman, Mr. Gore. KAIPDIPDA Pl Kappa Pi is a national honorary art fraternity which seeks to promote art interest among college students, to stimulate higher scholarship, and to bring art departments of various colleges closer together. A member must be an art major or minor with a 3.0 average. 73 OMIICRUN IDIEILTA KNPIPA The highest honor which a male student at Mississippi College can receive is membership in Omicron Delta Kappa. This organization is recognized as a member of the Association of College Honor Societies. The five areas of campus activity in which ODK members have excelled are scholarship, student government and religious affairs, athletics, publications, and line arts. Row One: Bill Arnold, Vice Presi- dent, Walter Price, President, jamie jones, Treasurer. Row Two: Andy Grijith, Dr. Phillip McCarty, Kenny Smith, Dr. Charles Martin, Dean Howard Spell, Mr. D. Gray Miller, Dr. R. A. 1llcLemore, Rick Cope- land. Row Three: Dr. Kenneth Rainey, jerry Billingsley, Dean Ed Hewlett, Buddy Huf, Ben C. Rogers, Chuck Lewis, Sammy Maxwell, Howard Godfrey. Row One: john Stevens, Secretary, Phil Lowe, Vice President, Susan Cameron, H. B. Miler, President, Lee Spiny, Treasurer. Row Two: Randall Wells, john Cotton, jimmy Beaman, Richard Cole, jimmy Goolsby, jerry Simmons, john Lock- hart, jerry Norman. Row Three: Dick Looe, Hugh Middleton, War- den, Ronnie Preoost, Terry Andrews, Mike Davis, Billy Walker, Dr. john- son, Alan jones, jimmy Landrum. Row Four: Charlie Cone, Herman Zvlilner, Mr. Shaw, james Moore, Ray Burke, Ken Nolen, Kirk Gullege, Alumni Secretary. Pl-Illl MU fXlLIPlll-IIA SIINIFGPNIIA Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is the men's national honorary professional music fraternity on campus. Its purpose is to foster the mutual welfare and brotherhood of music students, to advance the cause of music in America, and to develop the highest possible professional achievements. IPHII AILPIHIA TVHIIETA As a society organized to encourage interest in history as a major field of study, Phi Alpha Theta proudly holds a membership in the Association of College Honor Societies. Nlenibership in Phi Alpha Theta is open to those who have maintained a spevihc scholastic record and to those who have at least fifteen hours in this field. Row One: Lura Sealey, jennie But- ler, Dr. Martha Bigelow. Row Two: - Mr. Galloway, Hugh Ingram, jimmy fl Shannon, Bruce Bryant, Dale Bar- rett, Dr. Howell. Ill YN Row One: Donna Round, Reporterg Buddy Moore, Clif Nelson, Chuck Lewir, President, Pege Fozvlkes, Secre- tary, Reporter, Barry McCracken, Paula Tillman. Row Two: Mac Bethea, Clark Colvin, Richard Srnith, Larry Hendricks, john Ferguson, Da- vid Kelly. PII lliAlPllPlA I IEILTA Pi Kappa Delta. This society is an honorary fraternal organization for intercollegiate dehators, orators, and instructors teaching debate and forensic speaking. 75 Pl UNllEGA Pl Pi Omega Pi, a member of the Association of College Honor Societies, seeks to create and encourage interest and scholarship in business education, to aid in civic betterment in colleges and universities, to encourage and to foster high ethical standards, to teach the ideal of service, and to create fellowship among teachers of business subjects. Row One: Molly Fillingame, Presi- dent, Miriam Myriek, Secretary- Treasurer, Camille Grimm, Vice President, Lee Ross, Historian. Row Two: Barbara Grillot, Linda Mabry, , Mrs. Iva jackson, Martha Lyle. 5 'X-.-N11--1 Row One: Miss Franees Skulley, Sponsor, Gaines Lee, Vice President, jann Weaver, President, Barbara Grillot, Secretary-Treasurer, jane Speed. Row Two: johnny Nell Henry, Gaye Nell Cox, Rosemary Sudduth, Shirley Newman, 'MVN Christy Graves, Mary Daugherty, Mrs. jeanne Wolver- ton. Row Three: jim Robbins, Greg Chandler, Mike Clark, IPIHIII VBIETA llfekhfllllll fa Sponsored by the National Business Education Association, the Kappa Beta Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda strives to develop competent business leadership, to create more interest in the intelligent choice of business occupations, and to encourage members in the development of individual projects. SIICMA TAUI DIHLTA Devoted to the promotion of written expression, the Psi Zeta Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta encourages worthwhile reading and fosters a spirit of fellowship among men and women specializing in English. One of its aims is to make hrsthand acquaintances with the literary masterpieces of our language. Richard Jlorgan, Presidentg Trish Channel, Vire President. Row Two: Linda Ruth Allen, Gaye Parks, joy Boone, Ellen MeNutt, Rosemary Pyle, Herbert lWcCarrier. Row One: Cecil Watkins, james Goodwill, lllr. Carlock. Don Nelson, Noel Hollyfield. Row Two: S. Brookshire, Hugh Cummings, Tal M Fogg, j, H. Ballard. In Absentia: Mike rWrCollurn. SIGMA Pl SIIGIWA The Mississippi College honor society of Sigma Pi Sigma proudly holds membership in the Tulane University Sgma Pi Sigma Chapter. The purpose of this society is to promote interest in physics. Those with high scholastic standing and with an interest in physics are invited to join Sigma Pi Sigma is the only National Honor Physics Society in the United States. 77 Row One: Milton Dowdy, Treasurerg S eate dz Mark A. Hardi1z.Ba1lrlylIaff, Presidentg Carl Dick erxo n. Standing: Howard Godfrey. Sponsorg Alzke Clark, Earl Adair. Gaines Lee, jamie jones. fx XRT CILUHB Seated: Karen Blackwell. Prexirlentg Sandy Lynam, Norma Baggett, Seeretary,'Li11dr1Riley. Standing: johnny Brent. Tom Ross, David Gul- ledge, Tom Ozveny, Dan lhl!llfl'l:'?Zl'5. fohnny 1WffCollum, Dean Hubbard. Not pictured: Betty Gee, Kathy Tripplett, Carl Thomas. Gil Farrar, joan Myers, Sandra Bloodworth, Ken Acton, Hubert Worley. N'-'Q 5 f s E 4 3 if 'v-gf Q HN-pw www V 'Tw S-Q Ellen ll'lcNutt CommuniL'atimz.v,' Nanny Cloud, Reereationg Bill Sims, President Lmm 0xzz'all, Jl'1l7Il'.Xf7j' On CKl7Ilflll,Xj fame IBAIPDTIIST Sllll IENT MllXlllUlXl The purpose ol the Baptist Student Union is to enhance and develop the spiritual life of students and to H3111 them for creative Christian discipleship. It functions to remind each student of his responsibility to Christ llis church ind to thc world in whieh Ile lives. It provides inspnition inloinntion and ft-llowsliip. which helps the sp t il clnn essential for Christian growth wlnlt in collcqe Sonic of the activities of BSU are Vesper serviets ninc mission trips estch week. Focus week. Coflee llouses. tp xnnws shsun qiouus fellowsliips. retrezits. student sunnnmi nns inc 0 related sunnnei' work, and eneoumgm nic nt of t lc li stucltn i pnrtieipation in the progrzlni of tha loc il fhuic ated: 131'lISim,r. BSU I're.vident.' .Hn Bmdlfi Iwju Dzreztnf Standing af. Cllflfllit' Gentry, Dr. Ifumell lllrlnlire, lmtor AIILZSOVJ l Q V 1 I 'Q Q' e ' if V, fl , . ' r . 1 - S i K .0 ea x y if a 4 ' 2 1 i . S .. Y. . K u, . ., , Y, ,, ,.,, 1 Qgfcn, al sq-Q First row: Sagisaka, Fillingame, Raef, fones, Myriek, Ferrell, jones Harris, Polk. Second row: Roberts, Taylor, Brigham, Foster, Roch- enski, Pianist, Lockhart. Roark, Powell. Northern. Robertson Brigham. Third row: Taylor, Wills, Watson, Murphy, Davis, Sinsl Sullivan, Caperton, Shoemaker. IHlClllR Cl? PCWIER ClHlCf'llR The Hour of Power Choir, directed by Mickey Polk, is a BSU-sponsored group which sings for prayer meeting at the First Baptist Church in Clinton. The choir also takes a spring tour. BSU VIESIPDIER CIHICIIR The Vesper Choir, directed by Mr. Tanner Riley, is a BSU-sponsored group which sings for Vespers on Thursday nights and for alternating Sunday-evening services at the F Baptist Church in Clinton. ' it . i, 51 3 2 , if -M' iw i ' f Q 'T ,tsl 'X sa 3.1 2 x 7! 3 . , MM' awww, t, First row: Gunter, Beaver, Cooper. Crawford, Secretary, Welch. Second row: Hughes, Walden, Martin, Norman, Pianist, Con- nerly. Third row: Lynk, Doolittle, Lewis, Lea, Whitten. Fourth row: Wilkes, Crawford, Hope Rogers, Haughton. Fifth row: Doug Van Devender, Lewis, Pritchett, Dowdy. Sixth row: Sum- mers, Smith, President, Boutwell, Morton. Seventh row: Cone, Mr. Tanner Riley, Mojfett. fx 3 Z ff s , K S i s, . A . . gs is , for is - A J -4 80 SA 'iii ,. L , g gi 2 .3 pp V K i p E I IS: lsr il 1 l ' i ,WU ww., vw M 'lH7m:5N3QZ?gJzfi-,lgxyfzf i V' G aualfavfdmaeafm-avid? V E 'wwe tW,.,,,,h,,,a f Seated: David Nieman, President, Nathan Saueier, Dr. Charles lllartin, Sponsor. Standing: fohn Wellons, Larry Hendricks, Sherrill Dillon, Thomas Littlejohn, Ronnie WXIINIISTVIEIRIIAIL ASSUCIIATIIUN id: Airs. Ceril Works Airs. Bruce Parrish, Mrs. ard Jldlilliarz. President, ,Mrs Talrnadge Snith. ding: Jlrs. Eugene' Wigley, Airs. Carl Cummins, Angelo Alarlino, :Hrs Larry Kilgore, Mrs. Homer worth, Sporzsorg ,Mrs Stan Huntley, Mrs. james ferald, Mrs. Duewayne Tullos. Not pictured: Mrs. Z. Pinson, Sponsor. sw-mqwv Sharjrless. Lanney Wilbourn, Mark Mofett, Tom Bent- ley, Bob Wilson, Ted Pritchett, Herbert McCarrier. MKIINIISTVIEIRIIML WINES ASSUCIIAW-IlUN kg H A 'wwf 3 i 2 ,1 1 , V si W' ,,,.,- First row: Clara Legg, Keiko Sagisaka, Linda McKay, Mary Ann Cooper. Second row: Nancy rMcAdory, Cynthia Soles, Eliza- beth Palmer. Gail Bradford. Third row: Larry Cox. Peggy Gault, Presirleritg Bill Watson, Dr. Philips iMeCarty, Sponsor, Dr. Nor- man O'Neal, Sponsor YUUNG WQMIENVS AUIXIIILIIARY ,eww WEILIIGIIUUIS 'IEDUIQMVIUN CILUIB Carolyn NIcDaniel, Grace Quarles, Secretaryg Jennie Butler, Publivityg Shirley Lifer, Susan Price, President, Sandra Foster. Not Pictured: Brenda Taylor, Program Chairmang Susan Wooten, Prayer Chairman, Marty Albritton, Music Chairmang Sally Murphy, Alrs. A. B. Short, Sponsor. 1 11 87. ,.7 5 Seated: Mr. Larry Grantham, Sponxorg Dan johnson, Billy Strurn, Vice-President. Standing: Gary Smith, Seeretaryg Buddy Wagner, Presidentg George Fieldx, Bobby Allen, Treasurer. Not pictured: Crawford, Black, Ilankins, Earzuood, Bouiwell. Sullivan, Williams, Brown, Morgan. Shepherd, MeElzfeen, Stroud. Reeves, Brabharn, Prezrosl. Patterson, Causey. Bethea, Oszvalt. Bethea. Kay Cooper Karen Faulk john Przee Andy Grz n Sammy Maxzcell Kay Thomas Peggy Slay Cherry Srnylj Lzbby Derry MQ? o 4 'Kr Seated: Mr. Billy R. Trotter, Sponsor. Standing: Huey Harpe, President, Herbert iUeCarrier, Alike Smith, jane Edwards, Patsy Burris, Tricia Burns. Ruth Ellen Daeus. AMlIERllQAXN GUHIUD GIF URGANISTS MUSHC IEDUCXXTURS First row: Cheryl Keathley President, Sandra Rawls, Program Chairmang jann Wall, Susan Cameron, Vice-President. Second row: Darzvin Caldwell, james Moore, Lee Spivey, Dick Brown, john Cotten, Alr. Ralph Carroll Sponsor. Third row: jimmy Goolsby, james Dykes, Phil Lowe. fc, '- f,,..kvN W3 c?sW p 4 3 Ng., -,,X-,MH -...au Q, 0- Y cu sg' ,gi , f V1 9 K f . ib nq Xx ix 'iw I , , V Us. -I ,arf ,K ' . ' , f S 'L F Akkfgg xy! 7 I . raw an 55 S ' Irv., 1 yikwnq, A- , A R, Q56 .wb 4 5 1 Lf 5 ' ,I I 5 qqym ' f W' V ' -'ZM1' M 'Q , My f ,, ' 4- ff 'M mm-M 1-4 The Chapel Choir. under the direction. of Mr. liolland Shaw, perform sacred and secular music for various special programs during the year. The choir takes a tour each spring to hlississippi and neighboring states. CANTMWX CHUHR The Cantata Choir, a new group begun this year, perfomls religious music for XYednesday chapel programs. The director is Dr. John Johnson. Q 3 'i vy ,Q , , H, .,:ZV: My W 5 ' zu, A 9 . H 3 4, ,1 A AA 1 l Q, 3 I ,EMR , fffwf 3 , 1 j 'Z If V f 5 Y N' f ,, ,f 4 , 5 r v, at N' 'Q in ffl! .fm ay -1 4 . rw ., glsyafi gf W,,.,t,,.-b-...,,.,,,,,,N N Seated: Deborah Bennett, Program Chairrnang Henri Sue Her- bivon. Ivt Vice-Presidentg Alartha Maddox. Prexidentg jean Womack. 2nd Vice President. Standing: Reba Denley, Social Chairnzany: Ruth Ann Bloom. fan Anthony, Catherine Flagg, .Martha Larey, Linda Nobles. Wanda Sanders, Mrs. Grace Caper- ton. Sjm1z,vor.' Gail Bradford, Seeretary. IHICPMIE IE QNQMMQS , HUB Q uvxautfntlttrf-tlt SQQMIEWP Seated: Anita Miller, Secretaryg Mary Yonkers, Bruce Bry Prexidentg jimmy Shannon. Standing: Willard McIlwain, Mom, Mr. Billy Hicks, Sponsorg Lee Bailey, john Price. 1 1 15 rwrefii' X si f - Q , H r A , f . , 7 ,, ' PM 'M ywfffewggg. , faffv , f f qmmwwm Seated: David Nieman, President, Robert Deal, Krix Butler Standing, first row: Larry Shirley. Cal Ballentine, Linda Flowers, Mr,x'. Gale Keith. Sponsor, Betty Gee, Bob jones, Kathy jordan Second row: james Grifith, jeg Bolles, Bob Wilson, jim Monroe jim Hathorn, Herbert 1Vl1:Carrier,, Tommy Strickland. PSYCIHIUILUGY CLUB if I to r I filiifffrf' t ,, 1 ' 1 f,qg,,, 4, fifiif ww Q A P fn rid! TRIIBAIL IPDILPWIERS Seated: Torn DeLaughter, Phyllis Ashcraft, President, Brad Castleberry. Standing: Lula Anne Snow, jim Register, Diana Chiles, jeff Goodrich, Cheryl Herrington, Barry Backus, Donna Round. 4 f it it ,ff 4 f vm fwpgt ,t . ANY' -157 11' WUMIENS RIECRIEMVIICGDN ASSOCIIATIIUN Seated: Patricia Bradley, Gaye Cox, Bonnie Houghton, Mrs. dan, Lula Ann Snowe, Sandy Puckett. Standing: fuanita Bruce, Hazel Newman, Sponsor, Cheryl Horne, President, Carolyn for- Martha Little. is - ff' I ,,,,, , 3 -j , 4, vw . ' 'fi I V ': ' VV V ,, ,tw'-ft First Row: Bill Arnold, President, Charlie Boggan, Don Boone, Historian: jehu Brabham, Stephen Eugene Cal- vert. Second Row: fini Cole, Don V. Conerly, Intramurals, Roddy Conner, Secretary, Rick Copeland, Larry Cox, Vice President. Third Rowt ferry Cunningham, Sherrill Dillon, George England, foe Gordon, Serziizve Projeetsg Barney Guyton. Fourth Row: George Hamrnark, Rory Lee, john Lucas, Kenny Alorton, Membershipg joe Moss. Fifth Row: Don Nichols, ferry Norman, Ronnie Preuost, Lee Roberts, Treasurerg Bill Sims. Sixth Row: A. Denny Smith, George Stroud, Buddy Wagner, foe P. Walker, fr. CUVLILIECIIMVIE CIIVIITI-fXlX Service to school and community is the keynote of hlississippi College Collegiate Civitan. Composed of thirty-hve men, the club strives to promote good fellowship and high scholarship and to better the academic and social community. The club is sponsored by the Jackson Chapter of Civitan International. lVIEIHbCI'Sl1llD in Collegiate Civitan is open to all Mississippi College men who have completed the Hrst semester of their freshman year. The Civitan Sweethearts are Martha Little and Linda Magee. The Sponsor is Dr. Philips McCarty. 91 First Row: Robert M. Allen, Robert O. Allen, Ralph C. Bethea, Board Member, jerry Billingsley, Bernard Blackwell, President, Bill Burgess. Second Row: R03 Burkett fr' Chip Dazis Tal Fog Rust Gri f , -. ' , g, r f- fin, Board Member, Buddy Huff, Treasurer, Daniel W. jones, Secretary. Third Row: Tom Keith, john F. Kramer, Mercer Lee, -Chuck Lewis, Historian, Dick Love, Ist Vice Presidentg Bud O'Hara. Fourth Row: Hubert Prezfost, Walter A. Price, Steve Rankin, Ken Ray, Chaplairrg Chuck Reynolds, Bennie Clyde Rogers. Fifth Row: Dale Shepherd, Kenny Smith, Board Member, Thad Smith, David Stevens, Richard Vest, Zeno Randall Wells. Sixth Row: Hubert Worley, fr., Reporter. CIIRCILIE Ili Circle K, a service organization for college men, is a leadership and character-building group which seeks to serve the college and the community. Its motto, We Build, reflects the Circle K purpose of preparing for service and leadership in the future by using those qualities based on independence and initiative to build a better world for the present. Circle K sponsors are Karen Graham and Carol Lum, the sweetheart is Carolyn Bush. If ,t,,,,,,.ee.,.,-...,. ,. ,,u First Row: Robert O. Allen. Bobby Arnold, Wayne K. Bar- ber, Martin Harris Callum, fr., Mike Clark. Second Row: Roger W. Conner III, Chip Davis, William Elk, jr., james R. jones, john F. Kramer. Third Row: Robert S. Landrum, Thomas L. Langston, Gaines T. Lee, Chuck Lewis, Charles Northern. Fourth Row: Miley Edward Parrish, Robert Quinn, jack Robert- son, Larry Rhodes, Bennie Clyde Rogers, fr. Fifth Row: David Stevens, Richard Vest. IDIEILTI-A SIIGMA PII The Zeta Iota Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi International Business and Commerce Professional Fraternity strives to promote the study of business in colleges, to encourage student cooperation for mutual benefit, and to further the commercial ethics and welfare of the campus. One project is the sponsoring of Derby Day in the fall. Lted: Lee Ross, Sweetheart. Standing: jamie jones, Treasurer, Chuck Lewis, Vice-Presidentg nie Clyde Rogers, President, Bobby Broom, Chancellor. 93 ,..., , ,M WM 1 fi Fi? Row One: Buddy Iflfagner. Vive President, joe Walker, Reporter. Row Two: Bud O'Hara, Treasurer, Frank Stokes, Sergeant at Armsg jamie jones, Seeretaryq Ed Trehern, President. Row One: Dale Shepard, Bud O'Hara, Andy Sumrall, R Brown, Trenton Franks. Row Two: Cleo King, William Faulk Marc Sharpe, Buddy Wagner. joe Walker, Toby Miller. Three: Ronnie Garner, Ed Trehern, Frank Davis, Coach St Allen, Dennis Greer. Tommy Patterson, Bill Bowling, St Sparks, joe Rutledge, Frank Stokes, jamie jones, Dale Hewitt. F M CILUHB The M-Club is an organization for varsity athletes who have lettered in one or more sports. Its purpose is to form a Closer fellowship among RIC athletes and to encourage good sportsmanship on and off the Held. 94 3 3 Sweethearts.: Kansas DeLuca. Linda Myers, Charlene McNeer. nw ,J 1 l pa, .., 'TT' w . 2. I W ' Q' 'U x -J-1 P Seated: Daphne Wilson, Vice Prexidentg Betsy Armour, Gaye Parks, President, Henri Sue Herbison, Treasurer. Standing: Sandra Webb, Secretary, Barbara Grillot, Trish Charmell, Social Chairmang Nancy Wlalden, Reporter. lm IINTIERTRIIIBAIL QOUINCIIIL The Intertribal Council, made up of the Presidents and Rush Chairmen from each club, coordinates and sponsors the activities of the four tribes. Mrs. William Stevens serves as sponsor and under her direction the Council sponsors rush activities, Preference Day, Squeal Night, climaxing with House-parties on the coast. The Council hosts the Reception for the Parade of Favorites and takes part in other SBA Projects. 95 x6 Av wx lim 4-1 ttf qs' -'-9 X First Row: Lorraine Alexander, Becky Applewhite, Charlotte Applezvhite, Lynn Brornan, Martha Lou Bringle, Evelyn Brooks, Penny Brown, Eloise Burkett, Carolyn Bush, Mary jane Bynam. Second Row: Drucy Canterbury, Margaret Caperton, Glenda Carr, Linda Caston, Trish Chan- nell, Diana Chiles, Olivia Collier, Libby Cornett, Ellen Craycraft, Ruth Ellen Dacus. Third Row: Kathy Daves, Reba Denley, jane Edwards, Kathy Evans, Sue Evans, Doris Fanning, Mary Feazell, Lynda Fields, Pege Fowl- kes, Betty Gee. Fourth Row: Mary jane Gore, Karen Graham, Lee Ross, Maury Russell, Dianne Shamburger, Barbara Shuflin, Marie Sigman, Sheri Simmerman. Fifth Row: Mickey Spence, Kathy Stewart, Rosemary Sudduth, Nancy Taylor, Carolyn Ted- ford, Cherryl Tillman, Lydia Vest, jann Wall, joycelyn Walters, Maxie Wells. Sixth Row: janette Wigmore, Anthony Worsham, jo Etta Wynne, Sandra Yarbrough, Diane Young, jeanne Young. First Row: judy Grant, Sarah Grant, Marianna Gun- ter, Sarah Hamlin, jennifer Harpole, Sally Harris, johnnie Nell Henry, Carol Herr. Second Row: Phyllis Herring, Marilyn Hulfman, jan jackson, Christy johnson, Nancy johnson, Sharon johnston, Pamela jones, Sarah Lou jones, Becky jordan, Carolyn jordan. Third Row: Kathy jordan, Carol Kelly, Ann Lam- bert, Lou Lane, Emily Lansdell, Pam Lea, Frances Leavell, Robbie Sue Lee, Ann Lenoir, Patti Lewis. Fourth Row: Martha Little, Sandy Lynam, Pam Magee, Suzanne McClellan, judy Lynn McDon- ald, Lynn Mclntosh, Ann McMullen, Margaret Mathis, judy Mims, Micki Ann Mims. Fifth Row: Marianne Mullens, Barbara Neal, De- lores Neal, Cherri Nichols, Sara Page, Gaye Parks, Ann Patterson, Charlotte Pittman, Billie Presley, Grace Quarles. fSixth Row: lMissy Ramsey, Becky Renfroe, Ruth 1Roberts, Margaret Rochinski. Seated: Emily Landsdell, Recording Secretary, Gaye Parks, President, Trish Channel, Vice President. Stand- ing: Penny Brown, Corresponding Secretaryg Sara Lou jones, Treasurer, Martha Lou Bringle, Reporter, Sandy g KIISSIIMIEIE Lynarn, Historian. steel . . . blushing pink and sparkling silver . . . thrilling rush parties . . . elegant banquets . . . sunny houseparties . . . lively meetings . . . a pink bid on squeal night . . . an understanding big sister . . . shoe shine day . . . a shiny new pin . . . a bright clean smile . . . a friendly belle . . . the Christmas party . . . silver tinsel, lots of love . . . preparation for our futures . . . by keeping our KT ideals first in our hearts . . . then in our actions. Kissimmee Beaus: Billy Roberts and Scotty Oberschmidt. t lj? rg.. i ' Q 4 'Sy' ar' kb ' 'ff f' K mg 145161. , I I get ,te 97 R? S' 5 ,, Q .JS W 2 fr., x FD X if -an 5 f-.Q A-fs ' , 5 ',,, Q ,. S, A- -' if'-' . f..i--5.3585 :- N K E . S, , A 3. , 5' JT 'df I X 1 -- . M 1 ' - ' Q . ww .f ' af - Q .. - 4+ -G Q N, . K kkg.:: g ,M L N ,M , . xx Q m X ' ' rs '5 K Q 98 E fs wx'-ff.. -,L, lx Av 'F Nj, .A , W W-,av ff . 'TN 'Vi Q F A QS f Q 5995, 1 - 1 .. Nr: ' ,. .W is E, First Row: Nell Allen, jan Anthony, Marilyn Bank- ston. Kathleen Bay, janice Becknell, Linda Bennett, Ginger Blackard, Ann Black- ledge, Sandra Bloodzoorth, Susan Broom- all, Bonnie Brueck. Second Row: Fran Bugg, Patricia Lynn Burns, jennie Butler, Kris Butler, Sally Ann Carr, Patsy Christian, Charlene Church, Karen Cooper, Mary Ann Cooper, Dixie Craig, jane Crawford. Third Row: Becky Crisler, Mary Daugherty, jean Davis, Sue Dear, Libby Derryberry, Susan Dickerson, Deborah Doolittle, judy Dona- hoe, Amylou Douglas, Patricia Dunaztfay. Martha Lou Edmonson. Fourth Row: Beth Farmer, Beverly Gates, Peggy Gault, Cherie Class, Patricia Graves, Kathy Gray, Ann Halbrook, Frances Halford, Elaine Handjis, Kay Hankins, Nancy Harris. Fifth Row: Shelia Hart, jane Hatch, Suzie Hearn, Cheryl Herrington, Cheryl Horn, Martha Frances Houston, Mary Hughes, Barbara Irby, Karen james, Anna jones, Cheryl Keathley. Sixth Row: Deborah Kee, janice King, Marilyn Knight, Sandra Leonard, Nancy Lewis, judie Lide, janice Lynk, Linda McGee, jane 1l4cGinnis, Ginger McNair, Charlyne McNeer. Seventh Row: Ellen McNutt, Bobbye jo McPhearson, Sheryl Makamson, Sharon Martin, Marsha Metts, Suzanne Metts, Sharon Minks, Kitty Mitchell, Sue Moore, judy Mor- rison, Paula Nlullen. Eighth Row: Sally Murphey, joan Myers, Ann Norman, janice Parfitt, Kay Ponder, judy Redd, Ora Fay Renfroe, Carol Reynolds, Flora jo Rives, Sondra Robertson, Martha Rochester. Ninth Row: Donna Round, Karen Sharpe, Rita Shef- field, judi Simmons, Patty Slay, Peggy Slay, Deanne Smith, Genyth Smith, Cherry Smyly, Rachel Looe Stevens, Peggy Stovall. Tenth Row: Mary Beth Strickland, Geri Sullivan, Donna Taylor, Lynda Kay Taylor, janice Terry, Dot Turner, Angie Turner, Becky Waits, Karen Walker Walker, Becky Webb, Sandra Webb. Eleventh Row: Beverly Welch, Marilu White, Bonnie Wilks, Brenda Williams, Dene Williams, Nancy Willis, Daphne Wilson. Seated: Nancy Harris, Treasurer, Daphne Wilson, President, Sandra Webb, Vice President. Standing: Nancy Lewis, Secretary, Becky Crisler, Reporter, Deb- bie Doolittle, Historian. ILAGUINA A Laguna . . . loyal, active, gracious, unselfish, noble, ascending--her letters spell and we know she is. A blue monogrammed shirt . . . a silver challenge . . . hard work . . . a spirit of unity. Rush . . . our partym . . . squeal night . . . bids. New pledges . . . big and little sisters . . . blue L's . . . proudly-worn pledge pins. Growing, loving, and giving together . . . Halloween trick- or-treat . . . Thanksgiving love . . . Christmas glitter . . . parties . . . suppers . . . luncheons in style . . . the formal banquet . . . and the year climaxed with a trek to the coast-houseparty at last. Finally, graduation . . . and all the little becomes big and takes on new meaning as a Laguna girl Ends her place of service in life . . . as her years as a Laguna have brought her poise, personality, leadership, and enrichment of Christian ideals-all a part of the Laguna purpose. Sr-' '.-- -1-i i - if Y -- fa reea i se-gitrs: sf I.. Q ,E ..,, , . ..,,, .1 Q... . ,X ' if ses Q-xo-:ite i --ss, Q , Ss '-..' -i 7.1, L f Laguna Lad: john Lockhart, 'wx A IOO -452 IT' mf ,Nw Y' '29 11 Y .I x 225' I, Rr W' A W Mug, -Q. First Row: Marky Aden, Perm Arceneaux, Betsy Armour, Sarah Armour, Merle Atkinson, Kathy Bates, Nancy Beaver, Linda Bene- yield. Second Row: Carlotta Broadus, joy Boone, Barbara Boyles, Carolyn Cartrett, jackie Crawley, Linda Sue Donnelly, Gail Edwards, Becky Eure. Third Row: Rebecca Fortenberry, Marilyn Graves, Linda Gray, Barbara Grillot, Margaret Hale, Diane Haley, Mary Hawkins, Gwen Haynes. Fourth Row: foyce Heddy, Shelia Hope, Mary Beth jones, Peggy Keen, Vivian Landfair, Shirley Lifer, Miriam Myrick, Barbara Parish. Fifth Row: Beth Perkins, Rosemary Pyle, Renee Richardson, Keiko Sagisaka, Beverly Shur- den, Lula Ann Snowe, Mary Ann Stegall, Lynn Tate. Sixth Row: Kathleene Triplett, jann Weaver, Glenda Weeks, Sharon White, 07 C77 Seated: Betsy Armour, Presidentg Barbara Grillot, Vice President. Standing: Mary Beth jones, Secretary, Nancy Beaver, Historian,' Barbara Boyles, Treasurer. NIENAMKUOSIHIA NENAMOOSHA . . . fond memories of Ared rose...a.heart...anNT. Rush... bids . . . Pledge Week . . . teas. Sweatshirts . . . cotton candy . . . magnolias . . . a swing. Indoor picnic . . . Derby Day . . . formal banquet . . . spring luncheon . . . Houseparty. Friendships close and Wann . . . love for tribe sisters . . . confidence and grace. NENAMOOSHA . . . uto be lovely' Within, so as to be lovely withoutf' Nenamoosha Beaus: David Fairchild and Steve Hurt. IOI 107. 5' Q41 f 'm 'TNQ ,ww- 1 First Row: Alarty Albritton, Barbara Allen, Gwen Allen. Linda Anderson, Cordelia Beasley, Patricia Bradley, Patsy Burris. Second Row: Susan Chatham. Gaye Nell Cox, Beth DeLaughter, Sally Dyess, Dell Farmer, janice Fortenberry, Sheryll Fox. Third Row: Sally Anne Gault, Debbie Gosnell, Sue Hartley, Susan Hendricks, Henri Sue Herbison, Jllary Ann Hood, joyee Hunt. Fourth Row: Charlotte jones, Mary Sue Kyle, Gayle Long, Carolyn McDaniel, Sonya McDill, Linda llfIcKay, Betty McNeese. Fifth Row: Nelda Illartin, Paula Mathewson, Gayle Megginson, Lil Neely, Bobbi Newman, Claudia Nicholson, Linda Nobles. Sixth Row: Elizabeth Palmer, Karen Pennebaker, Vickie Perkins, Alma Louise Reed, Sue Roby, Cheri Ruddick, Susan Smith. Seventh Row: Cynthia Soles, Bernadeene Sullivan, Martha Sullivan, Barbara Tate, judy Thomas, Nancy Walden, jane Webb. Eighth Row: Helen Whitten, Lorraine Williams, Elaine Wilson, Susan Wooten, Vickie Lee Wright. I is V ' , 5 tg 7, . Seated: Henri Sue Herbison, President, Nancy Walden, Vice President. Standing: Charlotte jones, Treasurer, jane PVebb, Sue Hartley, Reportersg Martha Sullivan, Secretary. SWANNANUA Swannanoa is . . . welcome skit in chapel . . . piling fifteen sisters on Mike Black's lap . . . Ending a parachute . . . blowing up six hundred balloons . . . 'lBig Top Rush Partyl' . . . a new Swannanoa song . . . Preference Day . . . Squeal Night . . . a new pledge class . . . candlelight in- duction service . . . long-stern white crysan- themums . . . new Swannanoa sweat shirts . . . Derby Day . . . Tug-of-VVar. Victory! . . . Winter Luncheon . . . Little Miss Swannanoa . . . Spring Formal Banquet . . . ST House Party. Swannanoa is memories of MC . . . Christian ideals . . . serving others . . . purity in heart . . . lasting friendships . . . love for all. Swannanoa Beaus: David Wallace and Doug Hattox. in V 103 IFIEMVUIRJES 4122, My ,..,,'f,jw 14 H A ,yawn My ...':1, 3,7 ,,,- 5 . ., ,,,, , M ,wi V ,, S K S v V ,L,,,,f.2, v guy., amy, ,. A,,, wr, S pffggf f' P W , ..,. 5, Vw, .me,U-Lx- ' ff Sq-,,,,g, .f L,,f,, shi' 'L A W '- z W 4 3,1 VA-,gyfg if V-an mm U' I ss as if 3 , Q Q Q QV .ex Q I ,iq , Q 10 Q, LW f 6 MR. MLCSWAIL-IVIER IPIRIICIE , X S fn N ff 9 I, 'Q ' Q-'U vs K my 4.5-we .- 1 A as ' W . K 3 af if , ' K fig ' - 1' -. - - ww ,ski .fy fx K I m M N ' -k,k I - ' Q. -N , if fi.. X fa . 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V, z1ffT'? i fo, i , W 'C W, Q if , ff V Ya .fb A L ,, + 'Ar 1.1 ' Q ,M 4 gm , .s..,' mlm. N ,Q U ' . fi. LTU f: 'ik WA-, -A A , 1 Y 5 H35 HAILIL OIF IFAMIE Sus... 5 mr. wager price He pointed out to others, and he trod Himself, the path to virtue and to God. BAILEY Walter Price is one who truly spends himself in activity and service. Serving as president of Omicron Delta Kappa and the Senior Class, Walter has led. His year of service as SBA Attorney was well done. In recognition of his outstanding character and leadership, he has been elected to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, and his classmates have honored him by naming him Mr. M.C. It is with great pleasure that he is accorded a place in the Hall of Fame. :valine Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye, In every gesture dignity and love. MILTON. In recognition of her untiring energy and deep dedication to the values M.C. holds most dear, Daphne Wilson is hereby listed in our Hall of Fame. Ceaselessly working for a better M.C. student body, Daphne has served as vice-chairman and chairman of the Women's Affairs Board. She was elected president of Laguna and vice president of Cap and Gown. In addition to serving on the B.S.U. Executive Council, and as Inter-tribal vice president, Daphne was honored by being listed in Who's Who. It is fitting that devotion to duty and high ideals should be justly rewarded by recognition in the Hall of Fame. gap fm, 'fThe light of love, the purity of grace, The mind, the music breathing from her face. BYRON. For her song filled spirit and dedicated leadership in every area of college life, Gaye Parks is awarded a place of honor in the Hall of Fame. In addition to contributing time and talent to the advancement of the Concert Choir, Delta Omicron, and Sigma Tau Delta, Gaye has served brilliantly as president of Kissimee and Cap and Gown. She, too, has been chosen to be listed in VVho's W'ho. In recognition of her superior achievements, she was named Miss M.C. Gaye Parks is hereby accorded her due place in the Hall of Fame. 144. auaa, af A spirit yet unquelled and high, That claims and seeki ascendencyf' BYRON. YVith an efifervescent smile Buddy greets and conquers the day. His limitless leadership potential was exhibited early in college as he was chosen sophomore class vice president and served the junior class as president. In addition to serving as treasurer of Circle K and SBA, he was Junior and Senior Class Favorite. To highlight his accomplishments he was selected to appear in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. To one who inspires with a smile and who has served unselfishly, we extend an honored place in the Hall of Fame. Il-IIAILII. OIF IFAMIE A! b , I5 L ' . 3 fi or f X 5 i ,K N r T . L f X 12 ? L f fi xi Q ix S-' -. . -:-::,,, 'f - Q?- .2 i. - Ng :-- 1 zzihz I . .L 7 - ' 55 -gfig L-:-- Q I A egg .gg A fi ' . 'gf ge 1-,:-ling X A -fs?-Bail iw,-f.... wig. 4 A,-a. -.,. A . :ffm-gi, i ,V 1f: 'fgu L.. H M Sa -' fl . '-News IEROME LANE BILLINGSLY,' Greenwoodg B.S. in Businexs and Zoologyg Delta Sigma Pi,' Alpha Epsilong Deltag O.D.K.g judicial Councilg Circle K. 110 BARBARA JOY BOONEg Esca- tawpag B.A. in Speechg Tribal Playerx, Secretaryg Nenamoosha Social Tribeg Sigma Tau Deltag Kappa Delta Pi. LYNDA RUTH ALLEN,' Mari- anna, Floridag B.A. in Englishg Concert Choir,' Sigma Tau Deltag Kappa Delta Pig Homecoming Committee. WILLIAM MEREDITH ARN- OLDg Memphis, Tenn.,' B.A. in Businesxj Collegiate Civitang Edi- tor Collegian 196812 O.D.K,, vice presidentg Alpha Chi. WH-MUS WH-HC IIN AMIERHCA5 ANL MARY LOUISE BROWNg1ack- song B.S. in Educationg Head Cheerleaderg SEA, presidentj Class Favoriteg Homecoming Maid of Honor,' Kixsimee. DRUANNE CANTERBURYQ Clintong B.A. in Englishg Kappa Delta Pi, prexidentg Sigma Tau Deltag Cap and Gowng Kissimeeg SEA. MARY PATRICIA CHAN- NELLg Crystal Springsg B.A, .in Englishj Cap and Gownj Sigma Tau Deltag Women'5 Ajairs Boardg Kissimeeg Miss Mixsixsippi College 1966. f g K I CONNIE APRYL CONERLY,' Zachary, La.g B.A, in Englishg SEAg BSU Vesper Choirg Col- legian stajg Kissimee Social Tribe. RICHARD WYATT COPE- LANDQ Pompano Beach, Fla.g B.A. in Political Sciencej SBA President and Vice President,- O.D.K.j Ciuitang SUSGA. UWONG STUIDIENTS JINIIVIERSIITIIIES UVLILIEGIES PATRICIA ANN DUNAWAYg Hollandaleg B.S. in Educationg Cap and Gowng Alpha Chi,' Kappa Delta Pig SBA Secretaryj SEA. ADA MARLENE FILLIN- GAMEg Hattiesburgg B.S. in Educationg W.A.B., secretaryy Cheerleaderg BSU Hour of Power Choirg Pi Omega Pig Cap and Gown. 1f.1ii5.lf3g?l M A R G A R E T G R A N - ARTHUR LANE HUFF,- Pasea- SANDRA GAIL LYNAM,' jack- THAM HALE,' Mobile, Ala.g goulag B.S. in Accountingg Circle song B.A. in Artg Cap and Gownj B.A. in Englishg Cap and Gowng Kg Class ofcerg Class favoriteg Miss Mississippi College 19685 Sigma Tau Delfag Kappa Delta SBA Treasurerg ODK. Most Beautifulg Kappa Pig BSU Pig judicial Councilg Class Re- Executive Council. porter. 'ww- CHRISTY GRA VESg Slidell, La.,' B.S. in Zoologyg Alpha Epsi- lon Deltaj Alpha Lambda Deltag Senatorg W.A.B.g Academic Council. 12.1 SAMUEL MAXWELL,' Drewg MARGARET ELLEN Mc- I B.S. in Chemistryg Editor 1968 NUTTg Coldwaterg B.A. in Eng- Collegian',g Alpha Chi, presi- lishg Editor, 1968 TRIBESMANQ dent,' Alpha Epsilon Deltaj Delta Omicrony Alpha Chi, vice O.D.K. presidentg Cap and Gowng Sigma Tau Delta. WIHIQYS WIHIQ HN AMIERIICAIX ANC RICHARD JOE MORGANQ KENNETH COOPER MOR- Flora,' B.A. in Philosophyg Editor TON,' Arnoryg B.S. in Chernistryj and Business Manager Arrow- Civitang O.D.K. Freshman of the headng Sigma Tau Deltag Eta Yearg Class Favoriteg Class Of- Sigma Pi. heerg BSU Steering Committee. 17.7. CHERRY GAYEPARKSgHous- WALTER ALLISON PRICEQ BENNIE CLYDE ROGERS,' tons B.S. in Englishg Kissimee, Amoryg B.A. in Musicg Mr. M.C.g Mortong B.S. in Economicsg Delta presidentg Miss M.C.,' Sigma Tau O,D.K., presidentg SBA Attorneyj Sigma Pig Varsity debates Circle Deltaj Concert Choirg Cap and Class favoriteg Circle K. Kg President's cabinetg Honors Gown. Program. SANDRA LEE ROSS,' Pela- DONNA ADRIENNE ROUNDJ WILLIAM ALVIS SIMS, jR.,' hatchieg B.S. in Educationg Kis- Laurel,'B.S. in Speech Educationj Cantong B.A. in Sociologyg BSU ,vimeeg Civitan Sweetheartg Rose Editor, 1969 TRIBESMAN,' Clerk Presidentg Civitang Pxychology of Delta Sigma Pig Pi Omega Pig of Senateg Alpha Pxi Omegaj Pi Clubg BSU Hour of Power Choir. Cap and Gown. Kappa Deltag Laguna. MWONG STUIH ENTS JINIIWERSIITIIIES IUILILIEGIES - IHS! - I 5 I Q is SANDRA SUE WEBBy Louix- DAPHNE ELIZABETH WIL- villeg B.A. in Speechg Laguna, SONg Greenvilleg B.A. in Socio- vice presidentg Alpha Psi Omegag logy and Pxychologyg W.A.B. Tribal Playersg Cheerleader: Chairmang Laguna, presidentj Dorm Counselor. Cap and Gowng Inter-Tribal Councilg BSU Executive Council. KENNETH B. SMITHQ jackxong JIMMY WAYNE WAGNERg B.S. in Zoologyg Circle K, presi- Isolag B.A. in Latinj Cross Coun- dentg Chief justiceg Alpha Epxi- try Teamj F.C.A.,' M Clubg lon Deltag Collegian,' staj. Civitang Class Favorite. 17. aa. ATIHIILIETIICS X it W . , nga , 1 f 5 ? ., ,tw Zz? g ' ' ' Hwy' M We uf ,iii ,ani K' -rd f ,, ..,-c-'U' Q15 a 12' , f,g?,x vi .A ,, ,Elgin- 3523274 ' ,ff ,MA , up Mi 3Lf 'Q A 52 5 V 1 Hz We fsTE?'i.. 'VZG Q 4 ff fikjaf-7 AX:-55' .. V 4 V2 ,' ffm, , ,Q Z 1 Y ' 2 .- T , .f ,, 3 A Q -Q' A H 5 M , . Qu A 'QQ .f-T561 ',f7i'g6k-. - WQ3J:fW? 24 -. if 4 ' psf wk' Q M f , . , ., ,W .. , ' -. ' ' -, u if I ', 1,y ., ' :fi 'V ' If K 72. NE H , .5 ,, ,. A X L. .,.Zm2g..ii....m A FOOTBALL Sept. 14 Furman Sept. 21 Henderson State Sept. 26 Southern State Oct. 5 Florence State Oct. 12 Ouachita Oct. 19 Louisiana College Oct. 26 Samford University Nov 2 Arkansas ASLM Nov 9 Livingston State Nov. 16 Centenary I1 6 Dec. Jan. Fe b. BASKETBALL 3 Shreveport Baptist College 6 Citrus Tournament 7 Citrus Tournament CMC, Stetson, Fla. Southern, Louisiana Collegej 10 Southeastern Louisi- ana 12 Delta State 17 Belhaven College 19 Uni. of West Florida 27 Samford Uni. Tour- nament 6 William Carey 9 Denominational Tournament 14 Birmingham Southern 25 Delta State 30 Belhaven College 4 Southeastern Louisi- ana 6 William Carey 10 Birmingham Southern 13 18 20 21 27 Huntington College Uni. of West Florida Florida Southern Rollins College Conference Tourna- ment BASEBALL March 20 Missouri St. Teachers 22 University of Arkansas 24 University of Arkansas 25 North Park 28-29 Tulane 31 McMurray April 9 Southeastern Memphis 14 William Carey 18 Delta State 22 Belhaven 25 William Carey May 2 Belhaven 7 Southern Missis- sippi 10 Southern Missis- sippi Feb. March April May 8 8 15 22 29 12 19 26 3 TRACK Northwestern St Uni. Louisiana Cindoorj Tulane Miss. State M.I.C. meet at Forrest Hill Delta State Uni. South Ala- bama Southeastern Re- lays Miss. College In- vitational Southern Cham- pionship meet CROSS COUNTRY apt. 28 ct. 5 12 19 ov. 2 9 16 28 Southeastern La. College Ole Miss Delta State Delta State M.I.C. Meet Miss State Small College Meet Turkey Day Race at New Orleans, La. 2 ffmsfa ,flubfflif , 8 TRACK 1 x was . .... R 1 BX' ,iw . Q --mxwpgg. ax March 6 12 15 18 21 25 28-29 April 18 17-18 25 TENNIS Belhaven Delta State Spring Hill Belhaven USM Ole Miss USM Tournament USM Spring Hill Tournament State Tournament IN TRAMURALS FALLH F ootball-Basketball SPRINGWW Softball-Tennis- Golf-Track SPORTS SHORTS 17. CUPXCH-IIIING SWVXWF . 3 Upper right: Hartwell McPhail, Head Coach and Ath- letic Director. Upper Middle: Freshman Coach, Archie Bankxton. Lower Left: Ojensiue Line Coach, Howard Willoughby. Lower Middle: Defenrive Line Coach, Bern- ard Blackwell. Lower Right: Defensive Backjield Coach, Len Register. is ff' i. Q. 5T45f 'SFrH ,. . 5igi'F': .og g Q 4. Q x A sv 'K , A,,, .,,f..M.,, :af ffwfuamq ' 'wg ,WWW n , K7 fs, f., aff? i W H ,wmq , j . .., Q iq fi ,g -. y ir. 'V f r.r. A, i in r is . lim-J , i qqr i1?,Tggri ? 40 A 473 'F' 7 fgfif' ' U, -.1 f Vi, . '5 f r 4 2, 4. 1 2 'mi f ik Ellbii! wc. ,k-.YW , , 1 en' ey' ' V Mp f fi ,ifrifif First Row: Shoemake, Odom, Blackwell, Spring, jones, Sumrall, Lott, Eldridge, McWilliams, Garner, Patterson, Tucker. Second Row: johnson, Rutledge, Barnett, Carruth, Hewett, Abernathy, Sparks, King, Kinslow, Landrum, Greene. Third Row: Ketes, O'Hara, Kappleman, Greer, Trehern, Taylor, Gaugen, Faulkner, Oberschrnidt, Carrnack, Walker. Fourth Row: Strum, Stokes, ui 1 n 1 f We r Thompson, Kennedy, Walters, Chapman, Linville, Brooks, Davis, May, Grilfin. Fifth Row: Stovall, Sharpe, Herzog, Gilford, Peeler, Shepherd, Roberts, Blackledge, Shaw, Hodges, Warren. Sixth Row: Coach Blackwell, Coach McPhail, Brown, Beluin, Lofton, Waller, Smith, Macik, .McElzfeen, Coach Willoughby, Coach Bangston, Coach Register, Franks. MIISSIISSIIIPIPII CIHIOPCTXXWS A year of hope. experimenting, and disappointment, yet a year of interesting and exciting football. This year's Choctaw team, led by the passing of Andy Sumrall, rushing of Travis Eldridge, and the bruising pass receptions of Jamie Jones, the Chocs ended the season with a 5-5 record. Sumrall led the statistics with a total of 1040 yards gained, followed by Eldridge who added 550 yards. Jamie Jones, this yearls most valuable player. caught 44 passes for a total of 578 yards and one TD. One could call this season one of hunting and experimenting. The hunting was that of looking for a quarterback to fill the hole left by Larry Suchy, while the experimenting was that of trying to find players to fill the gap left by the graduation of 12 seniors. Of those lost were the five top rushers and the five top scorers of the '67 team. Returning to ease the experimenting were seven offensive and defensive regulars of last year. Next year, Hopeful!! How about that last game? 'VS I1 A 'ef w i?-Q I 1 in . r, iifijaff A gtf.w,.,,Wr I 'sf -View .fill f 130 ,fit W e he 4 3 9 M M E ed ' be 1 ,gt X I 6 W f n 4 Left: Trehern K60j puts a crushing stop to Samford quarterback. Below: Shoemake at- tempts 32 yard heldgoal with Blackwell holding, Below: Chocs, led by jones fI4j, O!Hara K5Ij, and Sumrall fl5j break the tape to open season against Furman. Opposite Upper Left: Uniden- tified Choc fights with Southern State defenders for the ball. Opposite Upper Right: Coach Blackwell along with drenched Baptist Bandits look displeased with Ouachita's last play. Op- posite Middle: Landrum f43j and Gijord I83j show Samford ballcarrier what contact means. Opposite Lower Right: Spring fI3j blocks Samford fieldgoal attempt. Opposite Lower Right: Blackwell sets team against Louisiana College. S K. :W t .. . 4. ' Y S -s .tw in . - x . ... 5 ,s 1.,gQ,, 1 g,-X.: is -Qt-iw ii..7i 5 :Wi i so Q ...S .s as 4,- g . :lfg,i:jg.s,s .3 V 1 ling if Q . ,fs ii' WSH v P N t 3 4 uumgg, Q 1: so ,K JS i i ifgilif iii -g5E'X'5 'Q Q 1, 55 .5 f ' I.. .-- , -1 .M g li flgfs 2 .,f. ...B V., X, I ,, ' .av 5' ' .www V , ,, ,rf A ,Y ,, M, . , My , f V .f f W4 ? U' 4 , 41 I Q J 1 .513 A , 'C VAlRSI'Wl'Y SIPUIRTS IFOOTIBAILII. Above: Stovall f80j gives every efort to give the Chocs victory. Above Right: Sum- rall fI5j passe: for completion to learl' Chocs to victory. Right: Blackwell U21 adds to the running attack against South- ern State. 131 WARS!!-IVY SIPORTS IFOCVII-IBAILIL WN: '44 .a-IE Upper Left: The ball is up for grabs as King f4Ij, Trehern f50j, Hewett K34j, and unknown LC player go for it. Above Left: Taylor ffilj, Gijord f83j, King f4Ij, and Barnett K32j put stop to Sam- ford fullback. Ejort good-Score not!! Above: Defensive line pfovey tub' up the middle. Below: Boy, I'll be glad when tlzix is ozfeflllf I ,WI 'wwe'-' Left to right Ed Trehern, Bud O'Hara, Mike Walters, Tommy Patterson, jamie jon H968 IFOOTBXXILIL II-IIONORS Even though it takes the entire team and coaching staff to win a game, each year five outstanding players are honored for their efforts at the Football Awards Banquet These honors are decided by the squad as a whole. Senior split end, Jamie jones, was named Most Valuabl Player. Jamie, pulling in 44 passes for 578 yards and one touchdown this season, was also honored by the Jackson Touchdown Club by being chosen as the Chocls most valuable player. Mike Walters, senior tackle, received the Hester-Stone Insurance Best Blocker Trophy. Mike earned his second letter for the Choc's this year. The A. E. May Best Defensive Trophyn went to Senior tackle, Ed Trehern. Ed, who won the same citation last year, was the stalwart of the defensive unit giving many a bruise to an opponent. Tommy Patterson was the recipient of the Edwin '6Goat Hale Most Improved Player Trophy after catching 12 passes for 220 yards and two touchdowns. Bud O'Hara, second year lettering center, was awarded the Sam Peeples HSportsmanship Trophy. 968469 lBASllilElflBiAlLlL The 1968-69 edition of the Choctaw basketball team was marked by speed and accuracy. Although the team lacked height inside Coach Stute Allen counted on the shooting accuracy of his charges and the fast-breaking offense, which characterizes Mississippi College basketball, to overpower the opponents. Four returning letterman formed the nucleus for a squad which hoped to improve on the 12-10 record of the year before. These letterman plus a few standouts up from the freshman team and some outstanding Coach james . Stale Allen junior college transfers gave the Chocs good depth and hopes for an improvement in the won-loss columns. Left-RightfMo5.v mgr., Pralher, Brabham, Allen, Bruce, Reynolds, Black, Parker. Clay. Shelton, Williams. Walley. Dalton, Morgan mgr. I J f ,Q N 4, Lf, f iw, ' 1 ' Q7 7 5? Xt? -N 5 X NW v , 55540 '435-5 -,x ii A15-sw Opposite page: Upper left: Bruce for two agaimt Clanxmerz. Upper riglitg The great Ameriean eozfer-up. Middle leftg Dalton on a zlrive. Middle: Choex battle for the ball. Middle rightg Which one ix predestined? Bottom: Shel- ton for two. This Page: Left: Dalton alrivex as Brabham lookx UVI. Nliddlei Brabham adds two more. Bottom leftg Black meer hit height for two againxt Southeastern La. Bottom Rightg Don't fight fellas, I'z'e got it. ,X X M., wr ef I' I Q ,, bi -A img- if Y N wg is qw ff ,, fm , , V W? 4 + ,' f f f n -Q5 QS Q .. 7 Q- n as he ,fr mf' ,T ,, A ' ,wgfiqigff 'F M A fn' I wif? Aiwa ,V 531, I 5 ff fziiffg ,3-2, w 44 ,gy ww , A, 7M . 1 1, 7.:. K+ X i- R - vif' ' ii -Q0 ' xx, . an Q' W V, W, my W M42 if? 3 5 , M 2,1 1 , '35 f 'ff'-nf, , A K: X .HW 4 ,X Q I f :ft ,,,. I L if . M 2. .., f f Y Q41 J '47, ' 'f ' ' 'vw 2 , k 7 V J A,,M,,WwQ I aa l ' k 7 fx A, 140 Kneeling left to rightg Swartzberg, Hayes, Earwood, Givens. Stand- ingg Gilliland, MeCaskill, Daws, Afrander, Payne. il-imx il-fr' r irxx ix ll'lKlt35ll-lllVlfkN IBASKIETBAILIL This year's freshman basketball team under the coaching of Joel Powell has shown great promise on the court. Led by guards Hayes and Gilliland the ubaby Chocsw have broken the century scoring mark several times. Fast breaking, excellent shooting, and rebounding hope to improve over last yearis 5-11 record. The Hbaby Choes have shown great push in their '68 season, several trying to equal Jehu Brabhamis average score of 32.8 points per game of last year. Freshman Basketball coach foel Powell H969 IBASIEIBAILIL Under the leadership of Coach Coleman the '68 baseball team racked up 9 wins against l 1 losses and l tie, This was the hrst season in two years that the Chocs had left the Held at the end of the season in the losing column. The Chocls leading hitter was Johnny Large followed closely by Melvin Whitfield. The pitchers were led by Mule Griffin, Larry Farlow, Ray Boone. Heywood Reeves and Ronnie Sills. Wlith virtually the whole team back, except Large and Oscar Moore, the Chocs hope for a good '69 season. Front row, left to right: Brock, Cook, Allen, Goodrich, Proger, England, Reeves, Oswalt. Back Row: Coach Coleman, Thompson, Purcis, Boone, Griffin, Thompson, Farlow, Prescott, Silly, Patter- son, Large, Whitfield. Upper leftg Whitfield returns the ball to pitcher. Upper rightg Coach Coleman hits to the infield. Middle: Cllocs at bat. Bottom leftg Batter watchex on xail ax centerhelder races toward the fence. Bottom right: johnny Large, Choes leading batter for 68, 2435 QQ .A-- - , ., M NS 't1S,xW Mi me 1 N 3 3,wlws asf QV' .Q . xml?-A 'NP in af Sillfgvwx A WX Q ,. . if we K ' ij-was S - as Q Q , xv V,,i.. mf N gin ' 8 1 if s Y Q Fi NW9f ' Sf, X rxggp MNA vw rw?+r'Ql 5 in 5. in k I -fir r fr l .sw ' : , 7 N V ' fy , 4' Q' , fr ' .... ,L RJsnfM.h f . - S A Q ' nfs dkxx X. .L ' K - X . ' A l N. . L iii? x Q mf P bk? if ,fr A as V in vw, r,av ' .4-fr 9 Upper leftg The Choctaw bench. Upper rightg Another out for the Chow. Middle leftg Mule hres for a xtrike. Middle right: A base hit for the Chaos. Lower left: Iflfhatjs going on? Lower rightg Not another home-run. I Elini!! was an V0 , efsesw 6625-Nag? 7 4 52 .1 ff :- Ami 'fee . K ,. I gf xi. W1 Um, 1222 Y gn f 4 amy. ,,,V ggi W . , ?E,i'k2f1, if 5 Vgla?f2ttli'1l' TU f .7 3,3 We 3 , ' Q ma, 111, f , f , F 144 CRUSS COUNTRY 68 This year's cross country team under the new direction of Coach Willoughby put forth great effort but came up short and behind. The team made up of Buddy Wagner, Terry Sharpe, Warren Levy, Joe Morgan, and Larry Blancett ran in nine meets this fall only to win two. The '68 season was a good season for some of the runners. Larry Blancett set several new state records including a new Delta State meet record. Terry Sharpe had a consistent season running second only to Blancett. H969 TRACK The 1968 spring track season was a record breaking season. In the running events five new records were recorded: the 440 relay team made up of Eldridge, Corbin, jones and Clack set a new MC record of 43 secondsg Bobby Woodworth ran a 1 minute and 53 seconds 880, Larry Blancett ran the two mile and one mile in 9.23 and 4.16.9 respectively, 440 intermediate hurdles record was set by Steve Nations with a time of 54.2. In the field events Grant McElveen set a new MC pole vault record by vaulting 13 ft. 6 inches. The Chocs also won the majority of their meets, scoring heavily in the Southern Collegiate Track and Field meet to win Hrst place. With most of the runners, jumpers, and vaulters back it looks like another great year for the cinder runners in '69. First row left to right, Walker, Wagner, Blancett. Second row Clock, Horn, Levy, Sharpe, Ferguson, Eldridge, jones, Carruth johnson. Third row. Coach jones, Nations, Woodworth, Corbin Earnhart, Price, Melilveen, Starkey, Smith, Hewitt, Bridges, Miller, 2 Franks-mgr. 3 ,yan i Wir. 5 U Q av -S2 s i if 'A Y 1 in fi VV: Y I 6 C C t fp. , f V ,.,, 33 4 , V A ..-,v K 5 A f l .g I , B :V ld-VV it W X n X V LV f LV , 37, I L 'QW A 2 3 4 3 r , s , , f 5 3 s M as it A A ' U 'TMI' Q C 5 W V .1 - ff , A nf W VV , h N 8. ff V . 'Lg . X . iw is M Belowz Skinny and hairy yes, but I think they're Cute! Rightg Larry Blancett, Chociv leading Miler. Lower leftg Oxwalt shows winning form. Middle rightg The 44-0-relay team, Eldridge, fones, Corbin, and Clack. Bottom rightg farney gets up high to clear the bar. 14- es X QMS . i Ralph Bethea, leading singles player. TIENNHS H969 The Choctaw netters, under the direction of Coach lNIcPhail and Carl Prang closed their l68 season with a 4-4 record. The addition of new members was important this year. Both Ralph Bethea and Fred johnson proved invaluable to the team. The leading netters were: Carl Prang and Charles Blackmon in doubles: and, Ralph Bethea and Bobby Hand in the Singles department. Graduation will indeed hurt the '69 hopes but Hand and Bethea will be back slugging. IINTIRAMUIRAIL li ff ff ' A ung , ,L v 4, any T, 7 ' Q 3 V 2 qv sau, pf J www ,W K Va W. Ki: 14 150 Another year, another squad, but this year something much diferent. They along with the rest of the school sujfered a great loss, yet went on with even greater enthusiasm. Led by Penny Brown the ,68-69 cheerleaders have portrayed the true Choctaw spirit, never yielding in loss, disappointment or tragedy , . . THANKS GANG!! 22 'Nagy 1,114 4 kZ1'.6 r- i 1 PC .i 5. Front: Head Cheerleader-Penny Brown. Second row, Left to Right: Martha Lon Edmonton, Charlie Northern, Tommy Myers, Alike Pinion, Linda Alagee. Third rowg Ann Patterwn, Charlotte Applewhite, Susan Dickerson, Becky Applewhite, J v STUII IENT ILIIIFIE w -Q I A 9 4-. gf' I! af, lf Q 4' fv' Q , Vw ai f ,. g . 1 ,N .W 4? A5 1.1, sw , K f, 'A 'N ' ww, .fm 'Q 1 I IINIHVIIMVIION It's funny she doesn't look Methodist. SW liz MCG Student Nonoiolent Coordinator Hair today, gone tomorrow. Impeach, impeach! .'! bf, M 'E Last name, jiryt name, middle initial. Laxt name, first name, middle initial. If that the Rffgivfffflf-7' Last name, first name, middle initial. i ...Q-... I - It only coxts this much. Name, Rank, and Cell Number. To think I got it all for stamps. RIEGIISTRMVIIQN I I 56 SBA CARNllXfAlL Laguna jaw breakers SPLAT! 'ka 4 Corn Huskers Lotion prepares you for any .vituation Graham, watch a pro in action. Hang on Girls play dirty I'm at my rope? end Oops ! U .WW Q DIERBY DAY ILYCIEUM PRUGRAMS I van! to bite your neckf, f Lifes but a zzalking xhadou. ,J H.-a 14. Av a 'vxr . J 'Z ff' ff 4 6 A ,ff fi xii? 2 gi: 5 2 IM Q 5 if 2 Z Q 2 2 Z E I xr X W , r J Y Y x I 'X 4 , :ui 22' 'SWHQQQ W Mwrwffm mm, , , ,, H, Yu!! 1 -EF iw x X X ff Wx x S I ll' , 1 s 2 LN wi RA R Ji E no ER S mes .. 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' X Q1 sk QQ 3 A 5? ui gil x 1 1215 - Q -:hx . -X X .-X xx 1 of ,ff I tell you everything I know, and you still don't know anything. ,pw 5 .., .., .,..,3.,-- h K , V ,,..f I mf no - Ia. gi ff Q? W, Ar ww hrtf l Z 4 3 2 an ,aff 7 xxx ,U fiazivf - Q . gin' 5 5 , AW, 'Kms fa? ,Hn The fall of the establishment. ILAIPSIITTIING ? R..R..R..I.I.I.P..P..P 5 Kenny, you never had it so good. QV? Thix nch line is fidiculous I 165 -Q CANON IPIERCIEIPTIIUNS You're killing the motor! 'et on my level. 3 2 3' sf Fe 'S The trustees meet today 'FK Love is a backhanded thing. E 2 ff Q X, '3 WE it I -Q K 5 L'.1i Ximgg ,k--. .- TRIWIIXX G d lzltle h U1 The GOOD Shelf a barrel! of fun! W, nn... ' 5 Qh . -M ,,,.,, 4. A 7 'WM' A ' it awww I f A ' .vniw M W, A , if Q . - ra ff' f r - f- . - 11 V9 -. 1 . yr , , .. . . A x W R, 4 K . -' ' K gf Agkiiyf' X 1 W A--.Mn ' V X . , .N,-,X 4-ff,-xx 1 .xv - an-.-2-ew 1 MQXXQQQ5 ggi, YR Y 4 X X Na ,Q as ' I ww . , if i,f'f?fr:i, ,ig Q That hamburger got out of hand. J 'Z-lsr 'if' F K 'ii 9 ll 'ix Ze ' ii Q, .gk L N. . 3353 is . ..mx..,1wm2:,:: 1551 , W-Mhxv' sim , I X50 S, EX an Q XX x '. X Rf f' sl 2 Fi x x Q . -Fftwf.- Q is 1 :,.33Qg,N.yg W i wg- ids 4 ix 1 ,i- x S S ifllwf K, WNM 1 X S' 1swr . 'flint 'la -f Smokey? friends What every girl wants for C rr: Ill drink to that. The Monday morning blahs. W hr-'iii ,mmf y 2 Nm x. ,A Q, hristmax 1 as - Q 3' Y -ui VMNQQ, 'kg -W 4, X 'ix X NK . L 1 . Q4 Q r- M if ik . , I 169 , W? Q I IIRIECTORY OIF AI VIERTIISIERS AIbri+ons Ashkers Village Shop Bill Will Mo+eI Borden Company Capifal Eleciric Power Capi+aI Paini and Glass CiI'y of Clinfon CIin+on Drugs The CIin+on News CIin+on ReaI+y Company CIin'ron Saving and Loan College Cleaners Con+inen'raI Trailways Cowan Insurance Agency Crawford's Radio and T.V. Service Deposi'r Guaran+y Firsi' Federal Green Derby Hederman Bros. Jackson Coca-Cola BoHIing Co. Jackson Typewriler Lane-Moak Poniiac McCooI Insurance Agency Colonial Bakery MiIIer's Cilgo Service Slafion Miss. Power and Ligh+ Morrisons of MC Pepsi-Cola Pevey's Howard O. Pippen Primos Resiauranl' Ra+IiFF Mo+or Company Reid-McGee Insurance Agency Seale-Lily Shearer's House of Beauly Shoney's Soufhern Pipe and Supply Company S+andard Pho+o Company Slandard Life Insurance Company S+rauss-S+aIIings Tillman Finance TG81Y58flOS+ores The Trading Posl' Vagabond Van-Every Ford The Vogue Walker Farm Tucker Priniing House IT IS A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU -L E151 Compliments of the CAFETERIA AND WIGWAM Operated By MORRISON FOOD SERVICES, INC. For Mississippi's Largesi SeIec+ion of Ladies Ready-Io-Wear Shop The V 5 -ee l44-l4o E. Capifol COLLEGE CLEANERS 305 Clinlon Blvd. enel 207 E. College sl. B. E. IVIAR-IIN, Owner Insured S+orage Phones 924-5373 or 924-5245 H EY CHOCS! Drive Our New Mark l's 8: II's Faslesl' Sfock Ca ' r ln Ihe U.S.A. COBRA Van Every For-d See Bob Reader Jackson's Newesl'-Mos? Complele FORD Dealership I I COMPLIMENTS of MILLER'S GITGO SERVICE Q X PEC? .3 , .-'::- H Everybody Goes Io . . . SHONEY'S America's Favori+e Family Resfauran+ and Drive-In 1 STIITIUN PPP S I ' Complefe :fake Ouf FMRWAY 301 E. College si, Mm Me Aiervulce - SHONEY'S SUPERMIIRKET 21 discouni on an IIIIUPS A WESTLAND PLAZA 924-5635 Phone: 352-5453 STANDARD LIFE I INSURANCE COMPANY l IACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Home : Jaclcson, Miss. HI'IeIPIVIQ Deve'OP+I1e SOUIIIH Standard Photo Co. Rafliff Motor C 5l3 Easf Capifol Sfreel' . Cameras--PI1oIo Equipmeni-Supplies-Finishing JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI 3920i , Inc. PHONE 948-2847 Phone 9246603 0 Car Taqg ,QA-L ' Class Rings 0 Jaglqefg ng ' Sweal Slwirls ' Slalionery I ' G7Ia55e5 ' Posl Cards ' -IGWGIVY ' Jr. Jaclcels ' CUPS Special Crders Enclose self-addressed envelope anylime you need a new alumni sficlcer and one will be sen? Io you wilh our complimenls. 340 LOOL dll!! Jblppfg cenfer 0l'l fne Cdlnpud Phone 924-5 I 3 I, Exl. 24l Box 67 CLINTON 39056 Mail orders filled promp+ly 171 Complimenls I w lffif'l'ff'MS CLINTON Golden Guernsey Milk Products SAVINGS 8m LOAN ASSO4 CLINTON DRUG COMPANY 11 PANGBURN'S CANDIIES SUNDRIES AND TOBACCOS SODAS, ICE CREAM Cosmelics A Specially P.O. Box 65 CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI ' G 9 a Q7 QM 'Q Q f' T I o ' ' Q 0 , ' Q D 13531629 4l8EatCptISt HOUSE OF FINE DIAMONDS ' 54 T0 sloeo STORES JAcKsoN,Mlss.392o1 PRICES GOOD IN ALL STORES Tunu SATURDAY WHI LE QUANIIIIES LASTI 177. complimenls of THE CITY OF CLINTON A good place 'ro live CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI ALD RMEN oFF1c1ALs - R A T oo cHAn G ss o Aux. one Nse o H Pmc c c KCIJA M HU RTGSRT X PRIMOS RESTAURANTS e Where all Mississippi College , , sfudenfs mee? important thang in J,,cl,.,,. wq 4330 Nor+l1 S+al'e S+. L8 Ph. 362-7247 serve you. W. Grow nh Us DEPOSIT GUARANTY NATIONAL BANK Clinton Plaza Office-Bank of Clinton Office' X Insure . . . COWAN INSURANCE AGENCY Suile 332-36 Firsl Nalional Bank Bldg. Phone FL 3-4744 DALL S H, COVVAN R DOUGLAS HUDGlNS EMI Sealezg? '04 mi ,CE CREAM YOU EAI' l'l' WITH A SMILE Y W E EY th W1 A QKE ll ff 1 U lll gffdzl f lf ll ff ' A Cl lf ill f' ll X l lull 34:-f--fy? BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JACKSON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 173 complimenis of CLINTUN REALTY COMPANY IO8 West Leake Sfreef a cordial welcome awaifs you a+ +he BILL WILL MOTEL F6l'mS Residenfidi PrOpel'I'y Highway 80 V4 mile from campus Phone 924-5313 FOR OVER 60 YEARS MISSISSIPPIANS HAVE LOOKED TO FOR QUALITY PRINTING SOCIAL STATIONERY WEDDING INVITATIONS PARTY INVITATIONS PRINTING OF ANY KIND JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI For Fine Fashions Visii' REID MCGEE , SHEARER 5 INSURANCE AGENCY Ashker S Lane,MOak Inc HOUSE OF Village Shop BEAUTY 625 N' Sim Simi Phone 924-6773 9'2 SMI' Sim Sheei If:rIoclr2ZIi+ioiZi:Iyy:fn+ JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Dowmown-Gwen CSIPKP BW- Joe 8: Josephine Ashker, Owners Jackson' MISSISSIPPI 39205 Op enings by appoi 'I 'I 174 L The 8-hour loaf HOWARD O. PIPPEN 'For fhe bes'I' in por+rai+ phofography , Simms- 5 ' JEWELEWW JACKSON sOmpIimsii+s OI Jackson The SiIver Sfores of Mississippi Vicksburg TYPEWRITER GREEN DERBY 242 E, CspiIOI si. I4os Wsslsinqioii si. COMPANY RESTAURANT 2 A . . . disfribuior of pissIiis+s bv . . . Highway so Wesi souTHEPN PIPE 8s SUPPLY Co. ai IIB Dim MOI I 630 Norih Mill Sireei Sfandard-EIec1ricsLPor'Iables Jackson, Mississippi 948 086I I ESTABLISHED I924 beats the CAPITAL others coldI PAINT 8s GLASS Co. L IIITIII-I JACKSON, MISS. I s i D PAINT-WALLPAPER-GLASS 'I E' I is C1 H HP 310 Compliments of - THE CLINTON NEWS ig .. A Q Mm 3II N. Jefferson S+. ' N 5 Box 66, Clinfon 924-7I42 or 924-6057 A-,K 0 ' ...s I - wo f Bea Quisenberry, EdI+or 'Nr :H M as ' MISSISSIPPI POWERSLIGHT Helping Build Mississippi First Federal of Jackson MAIN OFFICE 525 E CAPITOL STREET IVIEADOWBROOK BRANCH WESTLAND BRANCH INSURED Meadowbrook at No State at Robinson Road I 49 Sam: 3 - , of EAST BRANCH YAZOO CITY BRANCH I I C IVIcLaurin Man 102 so. Main-TeI. 746-5223 C , ' 4 1 A, M45 LEA!! Phone AII Offices F 352-3603 17: COITIDIIFYISVIIS of TILLMAN FINANCE COMPANY compIe+e finance servIce Hwree convenienf Iocafions MCCOOL-OLIVER INSURANCE AGENCY 7oo Milner Building Ph 3559674 JACKSON MISSISSIPPI s++ R+ I G dl THE BORDEN COMPANY MiIIc and Ice Cream VAGABUND R EL 3 DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT T AV Compnmm Elly f-ff FRENESESIQEEEQZELEB I THE ID li ' TUCKER A PRINTING HOUSE CRAWFORD'S RADIO 8: T.V. SERVICE CONTINENTAL . RADIO Genuine Copperplafe Sales-Service T.V. 205 Cum M STEREO 1'IzAILwAYs II3 Noiiii Sim I 4 X X X 3 ff 2... - I HPHTAIIBIS WIIIII ,li fm I ufor x :I I, 5 S' 0' A :IA -aa' I O :gns.Jiy I fl- I if II IIA I IQ ' ' H I rwing ' I .- I I 'I ' ' 'si 4 I 'I JU, I I IIC :ci IEA? Ii 22 gi 5 CAPITAL EIECIRIC PIIWEII ASSUUIAIIIIN SERVING THE COUNTIES OF LEAKE ' MADISON ' HINDS ' RANKIN ' COPIAH ' CLAIBORNE ' WARREN