Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1971 volume:

BAPTIST HISTORICAL COMMISSION MISS BAPTIST CONVENTION BOX 51 CLINTON, MISS. 39056 life ... so simple in the beginning just food and warmth then the complexities creep in causing loneliness, thought, and wonder 2 my moods are many; they come and go. not one can capture what is really me. still, what i feel today is real, and if i cry today and laugh tomorrow that is all a part of the person that i am. 3 we all wear masks, but none of them pass for our true selves, the time eventually comes that the mask is no longer satisfying and we must seek the truth about our world and ourselves, seek it with honesty, because our very existence may depend on what we learn; with courage, because truth has been known to make even strong men falter. 4 6 if we learned anything in these years, it is that nothing remains the same, all of life is change, and to see that fact most clearly we have only to look at ourselves, the eager believing freshmen of four years ago have become men and women seeking their place in a world that con- stantly changes. • 8 for companionship, for un- derstanding, for strength, we need one another, with be- longing and acceptance comes a feeling of security that is as simple and over- whelming as a child, we need to share our experiences, but most of all, we long for some- thing we can call our own. 9 there is a real sense in which each of us is always alone, it is a part of us that belongs only to ourselves and no one else, there come the times when this part of us must have moments to sneak away, to hide, and to reside in solitude. II in our own way each of us is liv- ing and searching for something that will make life worthwhile for not only ourselves but for others as well, ceaselessly we must seek out new ideas, new beliefs, new modes of behavior, sometimes we learn that to seek is as good as to find, but no one can afford not to look at all. 12 if a man does nof keep pace with his companions perhaps if is because he hears a different drummer, let him step to the music he hears, however measured and far away, henry david thoreau and so it is to this different pace, different drummer, and different music that man escapes from men and becomes something unique — an individual, he strives to seek the most hidden truth, to question the relevance of the past and to answer the summons of the future. the 1971 tribesman is proudly dedicated to the athlete, the elite, the participant, the educator, the people — each an individual in his myriad of moods and aspirations that make this campus mine, yours, ours. 15 CONTENTS in retrospect 18... the athlete 34 . . . the elite 66 . . . the participant 88 . . . the educators 140 .. . the people 160 . . . afterthoughts 194 .. . index and advertisements 203 16 life rushes by at such a hurried pace that we sometimes fail to grasp the little things, instead we concentrate our efforts on mysteries which, in spite of the diligent labor produced to find a solution, can be solved only by examining a genuine smile, an approving nod, or an outstretched hand. 19 20 these gestures, seemly insignificant, are fractions of the whole, like a chain composed of links, experiences are vital to life, each one, whether great or small, alike or unlike, is necessary for the other, every experience is unique. . . 21 22 anticipation and fear ramble through his mind as the time of transition approaches, in just a few short weeks, he is transformed from a kid wet-behind-the-ears to a necessary part of our community — his community, this change creates moments of confusion as well as a desire to become more involved, but anything of value is worth waiting for . . . and so he waits. 23 individuals meet other individuals, all are similar, yet each one possesses a certain spark of diversity putting him apart from every one else, no two are the same, so as some are meant to follow, others are destined to lead, when he speaks, he is heard. we talk of being ourselves, being different, yet often we appreciate the security of being accepted, sharing with others, we discover in each other understanding and concern, and find a listening ear when the going gets rough, happiness is the need to reach to one another. 26 27 28 seeking a better education, we came, it is strange how we tend to temporarily detour onto more enjoyable routes, we long for moments which invite a release from our scholarly enrichment, we can worry about that tomorrow, but tomorrow comes too soon. 29 this is the place where the unexpected is always expected and where one may find an assortment of items, both the valuable and the useless, this is home away from home. I 30 r w 31 without warning, it is time for us to pack our memories and reflect upon our good times, the final determinant of the knowledge we accumulated makes us resolve to be more industrious next year, it appears to be the end, but as in a circle, in reality, the end is the beginning. 32 33 football . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . track . . . tennis . . . important unifying functions on campuses everywhere . . . nothing without those who are willing to work for something they believe in . . . nothing without . . . 34 sports review — 70-71 football— 1970 henderson state me 10 14 southern state 21 13 ouachita baptist 28 50 harding 24 0 delta state 30 30 samford 13 21 livingston 13 23 arkansas a m 21 14 pensacola navy 7 3 furman university 17 38 basketball— 1970-71 Dec. 1 whitworth college Dec. 4-5 bethel college tournament Dec. 7 millsaps college Dec. 14-15 m.c. tournament Dec. 17 principia college Dec. 18 southeastern Jan. 4 whitworth college Jan. 5 bethel college Jan. 7-8 denominational tournament Jan. II birmingham southern Jan. 12 southeastern Jan. 14 delta state college Jan. 16 belhaven college Jan. 26 livingston university Jan. 29 baptist Christian Feb. 2 millsaps college Feb. 4 samford university Feb. 9 livingston university Feb. 12 belhaven college Feb. 13 baptist Christian Feb. 16 delta state college Feb. 22 samford university Feb. 23 birmingham southern 1970 baseball me I I monmouth 9 monmouth 2 univ. of tenn., martin 9 univ. of tenn., martin 5 lakeland 5 lakeland 7 lakeland 4 Washington 5 Washington 0 u.s.m. 5 u.s.m. 6 belhaven 5 la. college 1 la. college 9 delta state 3 delta state 0 delta state 1 tulane 4 tulane 9 belhaven 5 baptist Christian 4 baptist Christian 4 belhaven 0 belhaven 36 ♦ i � cross-country 1 970 sept. 19 capitol city run sept. 26 southern state oct. 13 livingston university ole miss oct. 17 delta state oct. 24 ole miss oct. 31 m.s.u. invitational nov. 7 intercollegiate meet nov. 14 d elta state dec. 5 chamber of commerce invitational track— 1971 march 23 intercollegiate meet march 27 cowboy relays april 3 delta relays april 9 -10 selma relays april 17 southeastern relays april 24 m.c. invitational april 29 southeast louisiana may 8 delta state may 22 southern aau 1971 tennis march 26 university southern miss. march 27 samford april 2-3 southern invitational april 5-6 lakeland college april 22 university southern miss. april 23-24 miss, state tournament 37 senior squad r richard brooks, tackle andy sumrall, quarterback william faulkner, guard richard huff, guard and end frank dyer, kicker travis eldridge, tailback met lloyd seymour, linebacker in spite of a mediocre season on the football field, mississippi college players broke individual feats, quarterback andy sumrall completed 122 passes for 1843 yards and 17 touchdowns, tailback travis eldridge ran the ball 175 times for 674 yards rushing, ricky herzog playing flanker hauled in 42 pass receptions for 663 yards. looking back on the season various thoughts might pass through one ' s mind: bob disney streaking across the field to grab one of his circus catches ; win foshee finally taking in a pass and showing that lightning speed of his; old man kinslow barreling up the middle; and as the opposition gets driven out of bounds on the m.c. side of the field, coach james coleman ending up on the bottom of a huge pile of players — many of them choctaws. mike kappelmann came through the season with a steady performance at center, frank dyer once again sent his soaring punts high above the playing field and booted field goals and extra points regularly, on defense frank davis and steve kennedy blasted through many times to drop on opposing quarterbacks for a loss, also steve sparks aided I ' he chocs by stopping several big plays. much team effort was exerted by all the team members to end the choc season with a 4-5-1 record. the 1970 season left to right: james coleman, defensive back coach; har+well mcphail, head coach; bernard blackwell, defensive line coach; joel hudson, offensive line coach, not shown: mike waiters, coach for wide receivers; ed nixon, offensive back coach. first row: weems, kilgore, dyer, buskirk, sumrall, chism, fields, eldridge, nail, garner, hatch, street, second row: coach blackwell, wedgeworth, berry, coon, mills, sparks, carruth, hunt, kinslow, woods, s. johnson, f. johnson. third row: kapplemann, haskins, trudel, doster, huff, seymour, faulkner, j. walker, cheek, watkins, thompson, coach hudson. fourth row: coach coleman, coach waiters, seiz, oberschmidt, g. walker, nowell, mullins, davis, sheirmann, smith, wright, haik, hayden. fifth row: kennedy, foshee, herzog, blocker, pierce, shepherd, brooks, disney, davis, neidhardt, coach mcphail. henderson state hedges chocs henderson state had to come from behind to squeeze by the choctaws in a 14-10 battle, with 3:22 left on the clock the reddies scored on a forty yard run. after the reddies led 7-0 at halftime, andy sumrall hit rick blocker on a four yard pass to tie the score, frank dyer ' s point after attempt was good and he added a field goal later for m.c. ' s ten point total. 40 j Wm muleriders fall to choctaws mississippi college rallied to defeat southern state ' s muleriders 21-13 on their home field in magnolia, arkansas. travis eldridge scored first for the choctaws on an end sweep late in the second quarter, eldridge came through again on a two yard plunge in the third quarter, and donnie carruth added the final points in the last quarter bulling through on a two yard run. frank dyer added three extra points. V «TI 0 donnie carruth breaks tackle for a long gainer. o.b.u. crushes m.c. ouachita baptist university handed the choc- taws their worst defeat in several years with a 50-28 grinding ground game, andy sumrall passed for four touchdowns in m.c. s futile effort, two td ' s went to swift win foshee, one for 85 yards and one for 64 yards, dale shepherd and rick blocker caught the other two touch- down passes, once again frank dyer came through with four extra points. kennedy (79) crushes ouachita runner. 41 « john buskirk (14) dives for 3 yards over blocking of kappelmann (52) and thompson. m.c. tramples harding mississippi college evened the record at 2-2 as the choctaws blasted harding college 24-0 with andy sumrall ' s three scoring passes, ricky herzog came into the picture with receptions of 57 yards and I I yards, win foshee added another score as he gathered in a sixyarder. dyer booted a 32 yard field goal and three extra points for another perfect night. bulldogs -“dirty” winners muddy, rainy, and away from home . . . samford ' s bulldog ' s fought for a 21-13 vic- tory over the choctaws, sumrall scored one touchdown on a drive over the middle and the other score came as the m.c. quarter- back passed 20 yards to foshee. 42 chocs tie up statesmen with two seconds on the clock at jack- son ' s memorial stadium and m.c. losing 30-24 at the hands of delta state, sumrall hit donnie carruth from ten yards out to salvage a tie. m.c. ' s point after attempt hit the cross bar and fell to the left . . . a 30-30 tie. davis (88) makes second effort tackle over delta state blocker. kennedy (79) smothers a delta state ball carrier. livingston defeats m.c. another away game at livingston, alabama, brought the choctaws a 23-13 deficit, bob disney hauled in seven aerials to lead m.c. ' s attack, sumrall passed for 233 yards com- pleting 19 of 35 passes, ricky herzog added several circus catches as m.c. fell short once more. chocs meet homecoming victory homecoming found the chocs at their best as the mighty braves won 21-14 against the arkansas a m bollweevils on a dale shep- herd reception, carruth scored the first t.d. and the second came on a 5 yard pass caught by larry kinslow. the scoring was topped off by dyer ' s three after points. 44 kennedy rips into ball carrier. john buskirk rolls for 2 yards as herzog watches action. hayden (78) busts a hole for eldridge (21) on a handoff from sumrall. carruth pursued by defense. m.c. sails over navy in a defensive struggle mississippi college came out on top of pensacola navy 7-3. the lone choctaw score came on a 10 yard pass from sumrall to eldridge on a second down play, the scoring was set up on a bad navy punt, at this point the choctaw record was four wins, four losses, and a tie. chocs fail final furman ' s paladins invaded choctaw terri- tory for the final game of the season, and m.c. fell victim to a 38-17 thumping, mis- sissippi college ended the year with a 4-5-1 record, it was this game that andy sumrall passed the 4,000 mark in pass yardage and travis eldridge ran up his rushing yardage to over 2,000 yards. tom prather, senior jehu brabham, senior larry gresseft, senior first row: steve rives, ronnie sumrall, tom prather, coach alien, jehu brabham, bill odom, john bell, second row: ronnie cannon, larry qressett, eddie arender, terry schapher, harold jeffcoat, delynn dawes, marc dukes, jerry ishee, steve newsome, david hollingsworth, jim farrell, john cenko. i OCTIfj coach james stute alien basketball deserves an intro the 1970-71 basketball season at mississippi college was filled with interest and excitement as the choctaws sought to sur- pass the mere three win record of the previous season, this was accomplished early in the season when the roundballers boosted a 5-1 record after a brilliant win over millsaps 98-97. other games of the season were to bring disappointments as well as encouragement, the choctaws could boast of jehu brabham, who was named as national high scorer, figures can speak for themselves but they do not tell how every member of the team dedicated himself to forming a unit that played with a desire and finesse to win. coach alien ended his eighteenth year of coaching at me with a season of good ball playing. 47 48 49 50 upper left: eddie arender and delynn dawes battle for the ball, lower left: steve newsome puts ball back up as schapher backs with assistance, right: marc dukes tries to block shot. K 0CT4 S 33 first row: janice coward, gail walker, martha batson, martha hartsell, jay jay epting. second row: coach ed nixon, kay ponder, liz white, dot easterwood, debbie moody, nita magee, marilyn smith. 52 girls basketball after many weeks of hard practice the girls basket- ball team traveled across the state to meet other college teams in games and in several tournaments, for the first year the team played the full court ball which required extra discipline, graduate assistant and coach for the team was ed nixon. ' Ok ' % J I lOL EdE first row: tom bonds, tony jones, carl kolb. joe dan johnson. second row: charl ie ray, john wayne edwards, john reed, curtis ferrell, roger pursley, bill pope, mac bethea, wayne mullen. this year co-founders bill pope and carl kolb added another first to me— its own soccer team, the team which began as a club was aided by the knowledge of four members with previous soccer experience; curtis ferrell, who played in argentina; carl kolb, who played in brazil; bill pope, who played in Okinawa; and mac bethea, who played iaindia. the team which had a I -I record after two games has hopes of becoming a recognized varsity sport. soccer at me 53 on for baseball mississippi college baseball choctaws took on an ambitious near twenty-five game season and broke almost even with a win-loss record, the unusual seventeen home games added to the increased spirit and interest for ba seball on the campus, coach coleman weeded out a twenty-eight man roster that included seven pitchers, the strong point during the season was the infield which was sup- ported by four returning lettermen. despite the fact that the team was young it man- aged to get the job done, much help came from tom payne, who drilled several long balls against the outfield fence and from bob disney, who began his second year with rifle-like throwing arm. a prospective look at next year ' s season is even more hopeful. coach james coleman 54 yam first row: johnny buskirk, jeff goodrich, john summer, tom payne, kirby Carlisle bob disney, coker palmer tommy thompson second row: coach coleman, danny lindsley, gerald sartin. bill hutto. alan Stephens, al hurt, n chard brooks, randy Wallace, fred ( ohnson. ray wright, paul woods, bob leonard, lloyd seymour. 1 track and cross country track and cross country are rapidly gaining precedence in the me varsity sports, under coach joe walker much improvement was seen in the cross country team where the chocs managed to hold their own. in track the choctaws did surprisingly well at the uni- versity of south alabama invitational when me broke four school records, wins for the chocs were aided by hurler steve nations and runner doug blackwell. the sea- son ended favorably despite setbacks. top: mike brister takes the first hurdles in stride, middle: ronnie mangle, win foshee, tom cooksey start on the 100 yard dash, bottom: steve nations runs the high hurdles. lower left: ed mosher throws shot put. lower right: lamar strong has the lead in the cross country. jump, upper right: doug blackwell takes upper left: bill odom makes the big long strides for the finish line. hi-ho for tennis the young and fresh tennis squad faced many tough opponents during the season, the team roughed a fifteen match schedule with ole miss, mississippi southern, and delta state as major contestants, the racket squad finished out a season with comparable suc- cess and the outlook for the 72 team looks even better. john wayne edwards, mac bethea, don wilson, robin nichols, roy hood, wayne mullen. first row: jimmy thompson, paul woods, scotty oberschmidt, donnie carruth, lloyd seymour. second row: richard brooks, frank davis, frank dyer, steve sparks, al hurt, s+eve newsome, marc dukes, rich fields, third row: dale shepherd, carol lum, missy ramsay, dabney day, sweethearts; steve nail, charlie weems, steve kennedy, fred johnson, james ray smith, ronnie cannon, don cheek, fourth row: ronnie haik, bo chism, ray wright, ronnie garner, johnny buskirk, mike kapplemann, bob disney, charlie seiz, billy coon, dandy Wallace. i’m in with the m club m club officers first row: lloyd seymour, richard brooks, james ray smith, carol lum, sweetheart; dale shepherd, second row: bob disney, frank dyer, scotty oberschmidt, president; donnie carruth. 61 bottom: terri forbes, linda mcgee, diane brasher, cheryl lilly, lynda fields, top: emie myers, david hattox, doug hattox, steve hurt, tommy myers. let’s hear it for the cheerleaders 62 i 64 scholarship . . . beauty . . . leadership . . . personality . . . rare qualities in themselves . . . possessed by a very special few . . . honor to those attaining . . . nothing without the outstanding . . . nothing without . . . 66 senior maid miss jane hatch escort: mr. jim cole junior maid miss sara page escort: mr. marion Icing sophomore maid miss jan mcwilliams escort: mr. steve gill freshman maid miss karen stevens escort: mr. scott cook 69 miss mar+y albritton sm-imk a fi miss linda mcgee mm ■ i mississippi junior miss miss laura boyette . jj|pf - .JiWAWfc miss judy gore, clinton miss marianna kennedy, greenwood 76 miss elizabeth shivers, port gibson; miss melissa francis, mendenhall; miss kathy weill, tylertown; miss janice wood, belzom; miss janet clifton, bay springs. mississippi miss hospitality -1970 miss marianne mullins 77 sophomore: dave odom, gayle overfon freshman: karen stevens, david madden, scoff cook sophomore: cindy davis, robin king freshman: byron cufrer, ellen parks class favorites I WM 1 mr. jehu brabham mr. steve calvert mr. roddy Conner who’s who miss kay cooper mr. dave bell mr. brad castleberry miss judy lynn mcdonald miss linda mcgee miss ann norman miss margaret rochinski mr. roger smith miss ann rye miss carolyn tedford . hall of fame -1971 mr. roddy connor as well as having served as president of delta sigma pi, roddy connor has also held various student governmental offices, he has served as sophomore class president and received appointment to the judicial council, roddy has been an active member of civitan having served as secretary, his sophomore year he was chosen a class favorite. miss martha little homecoming queen and the miss m.c. title are just two of the honors presented to miss martha little, martha has served as president of kissimee social tribe, the women ' s recreation association, and the mary nelson dormitory, she was selected by her classmates as freshman and sophomore favorite and has also reigned as the sophomore and junior homecoming maid, martha is a member of the w.a.b. and cap and gown, a senior women ' s honor fraternity. 86 w miss lynda fields much of lynda s time has been spent in various campus activities, she is a member of the b.s.u. steering committee and executive council, n.s.e.a., and tribal players, lynda was selected circle k sponsor and has served as cheerleader and co-head cheerleader for the m.c. teams, her activities in kissimee include leadership as social chairman and vice-president, lynda has held the office of treasurer of alpha psi omega. mr. jehu brabham selected by the student body as mr. m.c. is jehu brabham. he is a member of the fellowship of Christian athletes and an outstanding player for the choctaw basketball team having been chosen an all-american. involved in student government as s.b.a. vice-president, he is a supporter of the young republicans, jehu ' s membership is also in omicron delta kappa, the highest honorary fraternity for male students. 87 that lofty purpose shared, that close companionship found, that chance of endless discussion of endless themes, that corporate life . . . nothing without those who lead . . . nothing without those who follow . . . nothing without . . . 88 student government the student body association is the coordinating force behind practically all student activities of an extra-curricular, non-varsity nature, through the medium of the sba, the student is given an effective voice in the affairs of the college and is allowed to, in effect, make the policies by which he is governed, through the judicial coun- cil the students punish or acquit in every case of alleged infractions of regulations, through the senate the students make their own laws and regulations, the president ' s cabinet coordinates these and other extra-curricular activities. dave bell, president jehu brabham, vice-president mike chittom, treasurer 90 1 sieve calvert, chief justice judicial council v seated: mildred crawford, beth farmer, steve calvert, sue evans. standing: roddy Conner, larry simmons, dale shepherd. 91 robin king, judy lewis, jimmy goolsby, sondra robertson, david Wallace. president’s cabinet senior class officers ann rye, reporter; jane hatch, secretary; jim cole, president; wayne kimbrough, vice-president; linda mcgee, treasurer; rory lee, chaplain. 92 junior class officers david hollaway. reporter; beth farmer, secretary; mary ann hood, chaplain; gayle long, vice-president; judy freeman, treasurer; marion king, president. freshman class officers scott cook, president; john reed, treasurer; dale black- mon, vice-president; patricia millsaps, secretary; ellen parks, reporter; gary pearce, chaplain. sophomore class officers perk perkins, vice-president; steve gill, president; sherrie collins, reporter; lucy hansford, secretary; cindy davis, treasurer; wiley abel, chaplain. I senate officers jerry mcbride, parliamentarian; perk perkins, presi- dent pro-tem; jehu brabham, president; waiter deloach, sergeant at arms; judy lewis, chaplain. senate first row: rivers keith, al Stubblefield, gayle long, suzie hearn. second row: judy lewis, jerry mcbride, glenda goodwin, perk perkins, janice wells, judy gore, babette milan, molly hurt, michele rogers, meryl woo. third row: dale blackmon, wes yates, mike rose. student faculty committee seated: suzie hearn, mary lou donovan, lynda fields, dave bell, dick love, kay cooper, standing: wayne kimbrough, bob lee, brad casfle- berry, ken harvey, margaret rochinski, jim cole, martha little, lydia channell, marianna gunter, sherrill dillon, connie ellis, jimmy lewis, james griffith, fran bugg. men’s dorm council top to bottom: david madden, mike doss, steve renfroe, ken ray, randall perry, art gentry, roy hood, david lane, gary smith. men’s affairs board james griffi+h, steve renfroe, guy land, bob lee, chairman. woman’s affairs board first row, susan shaw, sally ann can , martha little, becky hen- derson. second row: karen ford, Barbara irby, jackie crawley, chairman; beth farm- er, sara page, dr. griffith, sponsor. se ri- woman’s dorm personnel first row: suzie walker, janice parfitt, patricia hartness, linda shirley, melissa crawley, gail scruggs, patricia millsaps. second row: sharon white, patsy burris, miss morrison, mrs. everett, jane hatch, polly hull, third row: gwen gullage, brenda johnson, marianna gunter, linda grey, lynn rankin, julia waters, charlotte applewhite, karen sharpe, fran bugg, jane ann leake, judy freeman, becky henderson, sally ann carr, susan shaw. fourth row: glennis corder, fran watts, sondra james, molly hurt, connie ellis, barbara irby, sarah channell, lynn tate, mary ellen dorman, fran halford, marcia smith, susan anderson, sharon langworthy, linda mckay. seated: miss skulley, mr. voyles, dr. o ' neal, chairman; mr. godfrey, miss peckham. standing: dave bell, mary lou donovan, kay cooper, david kelly, d+a Sheffield, sherrill dillon. ilSSlfPI JN THL 9™ OF AP U- j which su t ‘ y , J | WASP -vVVvl ' J SOLDI! -GONE r JF • B ••• ’ publications council arrowhead literary festival in north Carolina . . . scraping for material . . . two issues permanently . . . new printers . . . photographs „ . . controversial issues . . . change in management . . . new start . . . stolen issues? ... a literary challenge. david kelly, editor; james griffith, business manager. jimmy lewis, editor; kay coope r, business manager. collegian . . . collegian staff, the most bizarre group of nonconformists on campus ... ex- tended office bull sessions . . .nail ' s joke rating service ... 1 :30 a.m. visitor from the administration . . . faculty lounge drink box . . . the staff artist . . . acquisition of office furniture and christmas decorations . . . the little corporal . . . the night the editor lost his temper . . . staff christmas party with the newspaper tree . . . the bat-like thing hang- ing from the air-conditioner vent . . . feature editor versus managing editor . . . managing editor versus business manager . . . photog- graphers versus news editor . . . editor ' s gray hair . . . visits of the big chicken . . . the arrowhead crisis . . . deadlines met in wee morning hours . . . editor ' s sleeping bag . . . the impossible dream, the all-american paper . . . despair . . . was it all worth it . . . yes. masthead people first row: stokes neal, kay cooper, jimmy lewis, john mccall. second row: ken nail, Cath- erine chappel, david holloway, marky aden, guy land, ney gore. I r h t b 98 collegian ! I I I I I ;tokes . john cath- Dway. re. y ,n 9- jimmy lewis, first row: janet stampley, patti pierce, tricia harwood, woody dark, beverly mcalpin, brenda crump- L? n ' c er yl smith, second row: meryl woo, gail reese, steve sparks, paul taylor, jack pace, karen mcelven, beverly stub- e le ' d, charlie ray, mary jane welch, john kilpatrick, tommy traxler, kenneth spell, david whitten. the 1971 tribesman we ' ve come a long way . . . from the excitement of making plans in nashville to now . . . remember plane rides . . . getting locked out of motel rooms . . . who likes Spanish food? charlie brown and the parade of favorites . . . thanksgiving holidays? we ' d better make a list . . . signing up for class pictures . . . taking class pictures . . . the fire . . . taking class pictures again . . . that first deadline . . . does anybody know how to crop? football captions . . . joe, bill, mary lou, rita in the darkroom . . . hmmmm . . . christmas holidays? mary lou, I can ' t find my list . . . jane and gwen getting locked up in the student center . . . organizations pictures . . . snow and ice ... no organizations pictures . . . semester break with the sheffields . . . i found your list . . . those all night stands . . . the frowns . . . the tears . . . but most of all, the laughter and the smiles . . . i ' m sleepy . . . accomplishment and relief. first row: joe lee, bill strange, second row: john kelley, ora fay renfroe, rita Sheffield, mary lou donovan, ann rye, elizabeth shivers, third row: jane edwards, mary ann hood, gwen gullage, jane dunn, donna norman, lanie nutt, tommy russum. fourth row: mary netherland, nancy ringsmith, debs smith, brenda johnson, karen Stephens. 100 rita Sheffield, editor mary lou donovan, business manager student life ora fay renfroe sports jerry wilburn mary netherland features ann rye organizations donna norman classes and administration jane dunn gwen gullage jane edwards ruth ellen dacus joe lee, bill strange, photographers 101 honoraries mm i alpha chi scholarship seated: judy lynn mcdonald, kay cooper, president; margaret rochinski, dr. cooper, sponsor; sieve calvert, rita Sheffield, stand- ing: mary lou donovan, ken harvey. 102 pre-medical scholarship alpha epsilon delta first row: ronnie cannon, ben nash, joe jacobs, richard vest, second row: bob lee, son nichols, tommy traxler. third row: harry hillman, dr. germany, sponsor; alien roark, james griffith, dr. cox, sponsor; carla hinds, dr. legg, sponsor; dr. sadler, sponsor; mr. temple, sponsor; beverly mcalpin, marianna gunter, president. 4 alpha lambda delta women students scholarship first row: marsha hodge, candace saunders, ann roberts, phyllis lin- ton, jane dunn, charlotte gower. second row: sue shoemake, nelwyn loftin, sandy nobles, dr. rouse, sponsor; elizabeth white, janet summers, donna norman. alpha psi omega dramatics lynda fields, mr. lytal, sponsor; gayle long, billy garrett, sue evans, peggy fowlkes, judy lewis. cap and gown senior women dixie martin, margaret rochinski, judy lynn mcdonald, kay cooper, connie ellis, barbara irby, dr. grif- fith, sponsor; mary lou donovan, jackie crawley, marianna gunfer, president; rita Sheffield, ann wilson. delta omicron music seated: jane knapp, barbara irby, president; wanda stringer, standing: frances hal- ford, candace saunders, kathy richey, cathy ashford. 104 delta sigma pi business janice wood, sweetheart seated: mike chittom, roddy Conner, president; davis davant, john Campbell, second row: gary parker, bill hollis, steve kennedy, preston gough, janice wood, joe moore, eddy arnold, billy roberts. third row: bob kyle, jim walker, john walker, bob jenson, frank davis, mr. boswell, sponsor. 105 kappa delta pi education first row: pa+ricia hartness, judy lynn mcdonald, frances halford, rita Shef- field, betsy makamson, dene williams, ora fay renfroe, brenda harper, cynthia causey, paula mullen. second row: mary yonkers, kathy myrick, sally ann carr, dr. blair, sponsor; jackie cnawley, president; dr. farr, sponsor; barbara irby, mr. jayroe, sponsor; ann beall, becky straight, mary netherland. kappa pi art seated: tom ross, president; debra lum, steve cook, joann owens, dr. gore, sponsor; jane rollins, john everett, yvonne hughes, sandra blood- worth. 106 omicron delta kappa senior men first row: roddy Conner, dr. spell, sponsor; dr. mccarty, sponsor; mike chittom. second row: dr. cooper, sponsor; jimmy goolsby, dan jones, president; james griffith. third row: cleve morton, jimmy lewis, ken harvey. ! 8 business first row: gwen alien, tommy russom, mike tay- lor, bud gilbert, second row: karen mason, miss skulley, sponsor; bev wilson, debbie gosnell, jean wilson, susan hendricks, lana andrews. PMK ' . phi beta lambda 107 phi mu alpha sinfonia music seated: john mccall, clyde david brooks, paul powell, president; roger pursley. standing: guy land, jimmy goolsby, len bobo, robbie bag- gett, jimmy beemon, ray burke, barbara irby, sweet- heart; mike grim, darwin Cald- well, mike smith, jimmy lewis, billy walker, mr. shaw, sponsor; jerome brock, ken nolan, dick love, bill williams, ronnie pre- vost, buddy casey, wayne robbins. pi gamma mu social science dale barrett, margaret rochin- ski, mary lou donovan, presi- dent; roy antrim, patricia rowell, lorraine ferryman, jimmy smith, bob deal, mrs. grogan, sponsor; waiter rog- ers, dr. pearce, sponsor; dr. carpenter, sponsor; mrs. alex- ander, robert dark. 108 pi kappa delta speech ann sullivan, peggy fowlkes, jerry mcbride, judy lewis, gayle long, guy land, mrs. todd, sponsor. pi omega pi business education seated: bobbye nell peavy, susan hendricks, marilyn graves, stand- ing: johnnette heidelberg, mrs. jackson, miss skulley, sponsor. tm 109 dr. cartack, sponsor; james griffith, ken harvey, wiley winders, dr. whitlock, sponsor; dr. legg, sponsor. sigma pi sigma physics sigma tau delta english kay cooper, dr. rouse, sponsor; rita Sheffield, roger smith, president; mrs. nellie roberts, beverly warnock, maxie wells. 10 baptist student union religious executive council first row: carol o ' kelley, curtis ferrell, martha kolb, sandy foster, david Wallace, jane hatch, beth farmer, donna taylor, brad Castleberry, james griffith, martha little, linda mckay, joe dan johnson, perk perkins, sherrill dillon, lynda fields, debbie daniel. second row: gail edwards, rachel stevens, suzie hearn, donnie eaves, rory lee, sally murphey, greg earwood, gary smith, marianna gunter, cleve morton, connie ellis. don boone, associate director; brad Castleberry, presi- dent; bradley pope, director. steering committee: david Wallace, don boone, donna taylor, brad castle- berry, martha little, connie ellis, sherrill dillon. Ill hop choir bonnie fondren, sarah burns, curtis ferrell, president; kathy kitchings, gary nowell, terry cutrer, cindy davis, judy bishop, doug hattox, roz brashear, janet stampley, dee dee dansby, nancy jennings, marlene davis, robert wilson, sherman dil- lon, carol o ' kelley, tom bonds, richard benton, sally murphey, tommy avenmarg, director; jan tuten, connie ellis, emie myers, beverly quinn, gayle long, betsy makamson, chip forsythe, nancy willis, judy lewis, linda renfrow. first row: helen whitten, nora knight, arthur middleton, cleve morton, president; gary pearce, martha kolb, rosa lee hardin, ruth ellen dacus, debbie boone, don boone, tanner riley, director; margaret godbold, randall perry, second row: marcia smith, darrell boggs, peggy coggin, sharon hancock, sally gault, marti solomon, johnny kilpatrick, mildred crawford, johnny powell, michelle rogers, janice parfitt, sherrill dillon. third row: gail edwards, ella shaidnagle, donna norman, ann shoemake, sheila eaten, rita Sheffield, linda gray, tildon chavers, elizabeth shivers, gary smith, student director; marianna qunter, ora fay renfroe, ronnie webb, jane edwards, rory lee. vesper choir 112 I ee nd ed na jnt ir ' -vayne kimbrough, randall perry, rory lee, robin nichols, danny boutwell, larry blalock, danny watkins, david holloway, don cheek, gary smith, president; greg earwood, grant mcelven, glen walker, steve renfroe, gene theriot, jehu brabham, tom prather, don w ilson, nona dale, vicki burnett, judy gore, sweethearts; gary pierce. fellowship of Christian athletes religious education first row: diane shamburger, sandy foster, sherri lang, janice Catkins, second row: dr. o ' neal, sponsor; cissy mechatte, sally murphey, buz myers, rosa lee hardin. third row: wes yates, presi- dent; mike rose, robin nichols. BAPTIST HISTORICAL COMMISSION MISS BAPTIST CONVENTION BOX 51 CLINTON, MISS. 39056 ■4 i ] ft sherrill dillon, danny boutwell, buz myers, donnie eaves, marion king, greg earwood, rory lee, gary smith, ronnie prevost, paul robertson, randall perry, dr. stevens, sponsor; norman howell, chris osborne, david madden, jimmy autry. ministerial association ministerial wives seated: mrs. doug warren, president; mrs. angelo martino, mrs. eugene wigley, mrs. butch knight, mrs robert jackson. standing: mrs. homer ainsworth, mrs. charles gentry, mrs. pete bradfield, mrs. ken marler, mrs. ronnie hicks, mrs. bruce parrish, mrs. nelson crozier. 114 mrs. Her, majorettes choctaw maidens first row: jane thompson, linda singuefield, nita magee, ellen parks, mary jane hawkins, lynn rankin. second row: nancy ringsmith, phyllis walker, rosemary valentine, sherri collins, kathy weill, julie bu- chanan, margie johnson, patti pierce, sherri williams, lea huxtable. music carol frizzell, debbie daniel, drum majorette; janlce wood. 115 r % mississippi college marching band directed by mr. glenn triplett 116 cantata choir directed by dr. john johnson chapel choir directed by mr. roland shaw 117 concert choir directed by dr. jack lyll ™ % ! 1 Wm ■ H Mi 1 Ifl it iM ■ ■■ P 31 |H| dM m | 1 |l M ■ 1 i ■ m Wm P [wrm motifs first row: shirley renfroe, judy brown, kathy ritchey, suzie hearn, linda forsythe, judy freeman, second row: judy gore, cathy ashford, lanie nutt, elizabeth white, sheryl makamson, deanie bolls. first row: jimmy goolsby, dave odom, phil odom. second row: tommy myers, bonnie bruick, robin king, doug simmons, cathy r ©in, byron cutrer, debbie crampton, nell alien, billy walker, elaine smith, susan price, ron kegley, jimmy bamburg. mississippi college naturals american guild of organists first row: wanda stringer, len bobo, president, patsy burris. second row: mr. trotter, sponsor; beverly langly, lynn holmes, frances halford, jean Wallace, paul powell. h 1 1 ini - U m |m � 1 ' � -] V . mississippi college opera workshop roger pursley, susan doty, sandra rawls, donna ellis, kathy richey, jimmy goolsby, candace saunders. 120 m V barbara russell, cathy ashford, paul powell. barbara irby, clyde david brooks, frances halford, linda shirley, jane knapp, linda williams. music educators art club first row: cheryl lilly, debbie boone, nancy jennings, dan neidhardt, sandra bloodwor+h, glenda leavell, john kelley. second row: cindy brown, michael white, tom jones, diana mckay, shirley jones, don kealhofer, linda renfrow, jan mcwilliams, joanne owen, libby french, tom ross, steve cook, gayle megginson, brenda johnson, david gulledge, peggy townsend, john everitt, president. ■ home economics first row: sarah grant, linda mcgee, carolyn tedford, president, mrs. caperton, sponsor, second row: willie maude sudbeck, eunice patrick, martha kolb, betty bozeman, pat holly, third row: claudia forrest, linda gray. national student education association first row: mildred crawford, janice wells, ruth ellen dacus, ora fay renfroe, polly hull, sharon white, sally ann carr, president; rebecca landrum, mary ann dark, second row: janet clifton, diane haley, carol o ' kelly, judy lynn mcdonald, janice parfitt, marcia beard, nancy tilletson, becky straight, third row: sandra mullen, patricia osgood, rita Sheffield, pam mcgee, paula mullen, janet rice, ann beall, brenda harper, fourth row: sheryl makamson, sally murphey, jane dunn, patricia hartness, roz brashear, gwen gullage, marcia mounce, bernadine sullivan, lynn rankin, sharon watkins, lynn tate, sally gault, mary ann hood, vicki perkins, jennifer jenkins, margaret godbold, deborah kee. nursing club first row: donna norman, tricia rhoades, libby hilburn, mary ann bolls, linda tisdale, glennis corder, sherri seal©, robbe cowart. second row: patti pope, jane thompson, freida stovall, melinda sansing, carolyn ray, nelwyn loftin, susan walker, suzanne prestwood, mary denham, mary dickens, merle atkinson, third row: bonnie malone, linda turner, rose mary valentine, beverly quinn, deborah chamblee, sandra kelly, karen blass, linda Culpepper, fourth row: beverly king, beth barber, sarah sims, janet summers, mary jean padgett, cindy lou downs, sarah burns, nina lasseter, paula webber. fifth row. darlene kilgore, president; susan dickerson, diane alien, judy spears, mary ann myers, peggy coggin, donna james, rose abernathy, debra brown, martha hartsell, debby moody, toni trusty, paula parrish. society of physics students first row: steve grantham, bill strange, james griffith, wiley winders, second row: mr. carlock, sponsor; bob hawkins, ken harvey, doug hattox, dr. whitlock, sponsor; dr. legg, sponsor. jerry mcbride, dale barret, mike rose, robert dark, woody dark, mr. hicks, sponsor; waiter rogers, rob strong. first row: buddy coury, president; ted pritchett, john oakes. second row: gail starnes, debs smith, robert wilson. third row: patricia rowell, chris harrelson, mrs. keith, sponsor, fourth row: wayne paderewski, sherman dillon, rivers keith, cynthia soles, dee wilson, george bes- sonnetti, joe jacobs. pre-legal club psychology club l| 1 I | ’ r ■ i 111 : HE • — first row: mary lou donovan, diane shamburger, ellen craycraft, peggy clayton. second row: mrs. gower, mrs. grogan, karen Stephens, beverly nations, john tompkins, charles beall. third row: patricia rowell, margaret rochinski, bob deal, lorraine ferryman, william gragg, gail stampley, barry backus, president; towfig bartarseh, dr. pierce, dr. carpenter. women’s recreation association first row: georgia spenser, marilyn smith, carol smith, martha batson. second row: sherri gibson, martha hart- sell, gail walker, martha little, cynthia causey, darlene kilgore, sharon long, brenda harper, wanda tollison, linda mcgee, jennie sims, patty pope, pam lowery, mrs. newman, mrs. nixon, shirley lifer, sharon watson, linda turner, dot easterwood. A i I | I I H billy garrett, peggy fowlkes, judy lewis, gayle long, lynda fields, mr. lytal, sponsor. «v jerry mcbride at youth congress. perk perkins, judy lewis, waiter deloach, marion king, peggy fowlkes, jerry wilburn, guy land, dr. todd, sponsor; sondra robertson, gayle long, sarah ashley. J i f I service circle k president thad smith first vice-president Icen ray second vice-president clyde david brooks secretary jay richardson 1. paul wood 2. james byrd 3. ben nash 4. mac bethea 5. bill norris 6. mike doss 6. dick love 8. mike smith 9. dr. stevens, sponsor 10. don cheek I I . sam fox 12. steve gill 13. arnold simmons 14. gary richardson 15. al hurt 16. jack land 17. steve nail 19. johnny walker 20. freddie johnson 21. dale shepherd 22. ronnie dale bishop linda mckay, sweetheart; jan mcwilliams, debbie wilson, sponsors. brad Castleberry president james griffith vice-president rory lee secretary cleve morton treasurer 1. greg earwood 2. dr. mccarty 3. sherman dillon 4. fran bugg 5. ted pritchett 6. tommy myers 7. jimmy mchann 8. wiley abel 9. guy land 10. roddy Conner I I . steve calvert 12. jehu brabham 13. tommy russum 14. larry simmons 15. dave bell 16. marion Icing 17. tom prather 18. david aswell 19. per k perkins 20. jimmy goolsby 21. david hattox 22. doug hattox 23. jim cole 24. steve renfroe 25. bob lee 26. cleve morton 27. sherrill dillon 28. rory lee 29. james griffith 30. brad Castleberry marty albritton, fran bugg, sweethearts. 1 it K ;T ' s kissimee mar+ha little president lynda fields vice-president ruth ellen dacus secretary sue evans treasurer kissimee is ... a maltese cross with a sword of steel . . . blushing pink and sparkling silver ... a pink car- nation ... a thrilling rush party . . . a pink bid on squeal night . . . new kissimee pledges . . . little girl day ... a little pink ribbon for your hair ... a shiny new pin . . . an under- standing big sister . . . pink elephants everywhere . . . kt jerseys and sweat- shirts . . . our very own gray pantsuits . . . homecoming alumni banquet . . . the christmas party . . . secret sisters . . . silver tinsel, lots of love ... a spring banquet at the barn dinner theatre . . . kissimee beaus . . . sunny houseparty in florida . . . what can go wrong sand and sun . . . blistered backs — nothing lacks . . . friendship true . . . love and fun . . . another year gone . . . memo- ries always . . . beauty honored in kissimee tribe . . . but each girl with beauty inside . . . kissimee is this . . . and all the rest of kt feels but cannot express. fi 1. cathy kitchings 2. judy brown 3. joanie gentry 4. ellen parks 5. glenda leavell 6. ken ray 7. sara page 8. debbie daniel 9. sue evans 10. martha little I I. diane shamburger 12. peggy fowlkes 13. lynda fields 14. ruth ellen dacus 15. steve gill, pledge beau 16. linda sinquefield 17. tricia rhoades 18. marianna kennedy 19. glenda goodwin 20. betty ray 21. carol lum 22. sandra simmons 23. melinda pledger 24. cindy cretin 25. Janice wood 26. melissa francos 27. jamie spears 28. pam mcgee 29. robbe cowart 30. phyllis walker 31. betty sue fowlkes 32. diane mathis 33. kathy malone 34. carolyn tedford 35. sarah grant 36. Judy lynn mcdonald 37. gayle long 38. betsy makamson 39. donna foster 40. susan anderson 41. grace queries 42. cheryl lilly 43. debbie dunn 44. jane edwards 45. Joan shelton 46. mary jane treloar 47. terri forbes 48. sandra grayson 49. sherri williams 50. barbara peyton 51. sandra nobles 52. nancy gauthreaux 53. brenda johnson 54. cissy mechatto 55. donna durham 56. martha batson 57. brooke polk 58. brenda crumpton 59. beverly mcalpin 60. jan jackson 61. ellen craycraft 62. mary Jane hawkins 63. pam jones 64. Judy polk 65. pam lee 66. patti pierce 67. emily dark 68. jo jo jenkins 69. kathy glascock 70. donna catledge 71. ianet word 72. betsy harrison 73. Judy mims 74. suzy fulton 75. charlotte applewhite 76. missy ramsey 77. jan ross 78. dabney day 79. sherri collins 80. cathy weill 81. ann beckham 82. sarah ashley 83. brenda butler 84. denise dark 85. marianne mullens 86. cathy arthur 87. debbie powell 88. beth barber 89. micki spence 90. debbie cochran 91. carol frizzell 92. darlene kilgore K T 131 1 L T 132 1. rhonda schiele 2. linda mcgee 3. susan mayhall 4. patrice graves 5. roz brashear 6. nancy ringsmith 7. marilyn jennings 8. mary alice Hammond 9. ora fay renfroe 10. karen walker 11. ri+a Sheffield 12. carol o ' kelley 13. sondra robertson 14. deborah kee 15. beth farm er 16. laguna mouse 17. jane hatch 18. tommy myers 19. ann rye 20. jane ann leake 21. janet clifton 22. mildred crawford 23. donna tolar 24. cindy davis 25. janet stampley 26. jane dunn 27. peggy coggin 28. gwen gullaqe 29. sherri seale 30. candace saunders 31. jane thompson 32. brenda witheringtoi 33. lou hatch 34. janice wells 35. linda shirley 36. jan anthony 37. patricia hartness 38. sheryl makamson 39. karen Stephens 40. judy freeman 41. myra lynn davis 42. beverly quinn 43. marlene davis 44. judy lewis 45. fran bugg 46. debbie bartlett 47. becky henderson 48. sharon langworthy 49. deborah kelly 50. sandra bloodworth 51. bonnie bruick 52. tina speed 53. julie buchanan 54. marsha hodge 55. nancy jennings 56. elaine smith 57. diane brasher 58. donna norman 59. barbara irby 60. sally murphey 61. karen sharpe 62. diane haley 63. janice parfitt 64. charlotte gower 65. carolyn scott 66. gayle overton 67. teri baxter 68. sue tillery 69. marti soloman 70. nona dale 71. vicki bellis 72. martha germany 73. susan shaw 74. jan smith 75. laura boyette 76. lucy hansford 77. karen stevens 78. debbie crampton 79. gayle guardia 80. lanie nutt 81. debs smith 82. suzi hearn 83. marilyn graves 84. gayle starnes 85. suzanne murray 86. paula mullen 87. mary Hampton 88. debbie wilson 89. nell alien M jane hatch president beth farmer vice-president deborah I ann rye this is laguna ... a rush party . . . a night in fantasyland ... for the members a night of excitement and happiness but most of all a night of closeness and love . . . for the rushees a night of anticipation and fun but most of all a night of dreams . . . then squeal night . . . the knock comes . . . halls overflowing . . . girls crying, laughing . . . the blue enve- lopes ... a big sister . . . pledge books and plaques . . . our first It meeting ... a blue carnation . . . a christmas party ... a cuddly mouse . . . the fi retruck covered with lagunas ... a spring banquet, lunch- eons ... a road block and a blue garter . . . but through the mist of tears with much It love, good-byes . . . this is laguna . . . something to live up to. 133 nenamoosha janet rice president sharon white vice-president sarah armour secretary lea huxtable treasurer nenamoosha . . . socially confident girl . . . poised and gracious . . . striving to know, love, and appreciate each tribe sister . . . rush party . . . anxious rushees . . . hopeful pledges . . . red envelopes with tears and laughter . . . red roses . . . red dresses all alike . . . luncheons and the spring banquet . . . friendship close and warm . . . houseparty in the sunny state . . . teddy bears, don ' t you love them . . . confidence and grace . . . the greatest beaus in the world . . . nenamoosha ... to be lovely within, so as to be lovely without. perk perkins, beau. 1 . denita posten 2. freida stovall 3. miriam wait© 4. faye burris 5. cindy poole 6. sara armour 7. lea huxtable 8. janet rice 9. lynn rankin 10. sharon white I I . gracie carter 12. debbie watts 13. bonnie fondren 14. bonnie malone 1 5. donna blaine 1 6. mary jane welch 1 7. melinda jackson 1 8. vickie burnett 19. judy gore 20. gail reese 2 1 . patricia millsaps 22. perk perkins 23. barbara smith 24. teresa myers 25. gail scruggs 26. roy fountain — pledge beau 27. debbie king 28. dee dee dansby 29. janet blackledge 30. tricia harwood 3 I . cheryl smith 32. vickie russell 33. brenda baker 34. shirley jones 35. john summers — pledge beau N T 135 I I II 1 Ui 1 1 mw IBi k 1 ri 1 i, v y 1 : f I j l swannanoa rachel stevens president jennifer cofer vice-president elise Hamilton secretary gwen alien treasurer rachel stevens jennifer cofer viola winboume dene williams karen blass susan hendricks beverly Stubblefield beverly hart sandra kelly 1 0. mary ann myers I I . cindy lou myers 12. marcia mounce 1 3. elise hamilton 14. gwen alien 15. deanna kilmer 16. cathy bishop I 7. mary perkins 1 8. debbie gosnell 19. sandra norris 20. polly hull 2 1 . wanda stringer 22. rosa lee harden 23. sondra james 24. tom bonds 25. lydia Wallace 26. bernadine sullivan swannanoa . . . high ideals . . . spiritual, social, and intellectual growth . . . green and white ... a chrysan- themum for purity and a crescent moon . . . green pant suits and dresses . . . rush party ... ice cream and more ice cream ... a swannanoa girl . . . friendly, sincere, and willing to serve . . . service projects . . . luncheons, spring and winter . . . the formal banquet . . . houseparty in florida and the aching blistered backs . . . the swannanoa beaus . . . mean- ingful experiences never to be for- gotten. 136 marion king, beau seated: rachel stevens, jane hatch, mrs. stevens, martha little, janet rice, standing: jennifer cofer, beth farmer, lynda fields, sharon white. 139 leader . . . friend . . . counselor . . . teacher . . . sometimes cheerful . . . sometimes stern ... a training in excellence . . . whose purpose is to make life a learning experience . . . nothing without those who strive to explain, to demon- strate . . . nothing without . . . 140 mr. president during the past year mississippi college has wit- nessed continual growth and development under the leadership of its president dr. lewis nobles, the physical complexion of the campus has changed with improvement in the grounds, additional build- ings, and more plans for phenomenal expansion, dr. nobles has also accelerated the educational thought of the institution in his working relationships with administration, faculty, and students. it is with pride that all associates of me recognize dr. lewis nobles not only as a capable leader but also as a most respected and Christian president. dr. lewis nobles 142 . 1 board of trustees seated: mr. dick walker mr. avert whittington dr. s. r. woodson mr. t. m. hederman, president dr. bob ramsey mr. leland speed mr. roy noble lee mr. w. d. lofton dr. john mccall standing: mr. robert gandy mr. cecil travis mr. john dickens dr. russell mcintire mr. william king self 143 4 mrs. marion bassett, dean of school of nursing dr. charles e. martin, vice president of academic affairs dr. louise griffith, dean of women 144 145 ft miss Virginia bennett, coordinator of student activities mr. shelton n. hand, jr., director of development dr. f. d. hewitt, jr., director of public relations and alumni activities 146 mr. I. m. lanier, business manager 147 more administrators mr. troy mohon, registrar mrs. anita vance, assistant registrar 148 ,tl L mr. j. b. howell, librarian mr. ted smith, manager of computer center mr. norman gough, director of public information dr. w. w. clark, director of institutional research 149 1971 tribesman honors a continuous smile, a gentle voice, a happy person, and outstanding educator cause students to admire a professor who has served in various capacities of teaching and administrating at mississippi college, svhe is most learned in her subject and conveys her interest in it to her classroom usually filled to capacity, she is personable and easy to talk with which stimulate an appreciation for this professor ' s efforts among her students. a 1971 tribesman honoree is one who is respected by both students and faculty and who now serves as chairman of the division of humanities and a professor of english, dr. sarah rouse. 150 countless numbers of leary students have survived freshman chemistry with the help of one of mc ' s most enjoyable professors, he comes into the class- room each morning smiling, always smiling, he de- livers his lectures in a warm and cordial voice which often explains his many after class discussions with students, he is one who challenges t,he student and prepares him for more concentrated study in areas where his abilities as an outstanding teacher are even more evident. it is with honor that the 1 97 1 tribesman recognizes the eleven years of service given to mississippi college by dr. john legg, associate professor of chemistry. V anyone who enters the hallowed doors of lowery hall eventually become very familiar with one of its most likable personalities, he is a professor who is constantly involved in a busy schedule but a man who always has time to sit down at his desk piled high with papers, lean back with his hands linked behind his head, and listen to the confusion of students. the 1971 tribesman wishes to recognize a most valuable member of the education department as well as an asset to the institution for the past six- teen years, he is dr. eugene farr, professor of education and director of placement for student teaching. there is no doubt that every young women who passes through me has become familiar with the warm smile and quick wit of this most respected instructor, she is one who shows a keen interest in students outside as well as inside the classroom, in her fourteen years at mississippi college she has done much toward the advancement of her subject and for the college also, because of what she has shown to be and what she means to so many me students, the 1971 tribesman would like to recognize mrs. hazel newman, assistant professor of physical education. 151 division of business and economics mr. howard godfrey instructor mr. william grogan instructor mrs. iva jaclcson assoc, prof. mr. gerald lee asst. prof. miss lois peckham instructor dr. joe cooper dr. philips mccarty prof, and head of dept. asst. prof, of of philosophy religious education dr. norman o ' neal prof, of religious education dr. e. r. pinson dr. howard spell prof, of religion prof, of religion dr. william stevens, chairman mrs. retha baker asst, prof., education and psychology mr. george chapman asst, prof., education dr. robert bourdene asst. prof, and head of dept, of psychology mrs. ann dark instructor, education mrs. grace caperton instructor, home economics dr. w. w. dark assoc, prof., education mrs. mary jo cocroft instructor, library science dr. eugene farr prof. education, director of placement dr. swinton hill assoc, prof., education mrs. ann hudson instructor, home economics mr. linuel jayroe mrs. gale keith dr. trances mcguffee mrs. ada sumrall asst, prof., education asst, prof., prof., home economics instructor, library science and psychology education and psychology division of education and psychology 153 I miss mary berner mr. ralph carroll miss diane chiles asst, prof., music asst, prof., music grad, asst., speech mr. gerald claxton asst, prof., music miss susan doty grad, asst., music mrs. carol durham, prof., music mr. jack lyall, chairman mrs. mary gentry dr. sam gore mrs. marianne grantham miss linda gregory instructor, speech assoc, prof., art grad, asst., music grad, asst., speech mr. billy lytal mr. rolland shaw mr. glenn triplett mr. louis walsh asst, prof., speech asst, prof., music asst, prof., music instructor, art 154 coach har+well mcphail, chairman coach james alien, assoc, prof, coach bernard blackwell, asst. prof, coach james coleman, asst, prof coach joel hudson,, instructor mrs. hazel newman, asst. prof, mrs. dorothy nixon, grad. asst, coach edward nixon, grad. asst, coach joe walker, jr., instructor division of health, physical education, and recreation 155 mr. thomas boswell, asst. prof, miss mary ann cooper, grad. asst, mrs. alene freundt, instructor miss anita gowin, instructor mr. ralph howell, asst. prof, mrs. elaine hughes, instructor miss linda lane, instructor mrs. gertrude lippert, professor mrs. sue lipsey, assoc, prof miss verbie ann lovern, asst. prof, mr. hugh prevost, grad. asst, mrs. Virginia quarles, instructor � division of nursing mrs. marion bassett, chairman division of social sciences dr. n. w. carpenter, jr. chairman dr. waiter howell mr. c. d. galloway mrs. suzanne grogan asst. prof, history and asst. prof,, history instructor, sociology political science dr. r. r. pearce mr. james g. revels, jr. mr. jimmy smith prof., sociology asst prof., history grad, asst., history 157 1 division of science and mathematics dr. james burnside, asst, prof., mathematics dr. jerry cannon, asst, research prof, mr. henry carlock, prof., physics dr. prentiss cox, assoc, prof., biology dr. wendell deer, assoc, prof., biology mr. james kelley, instructor, biology mrs. elizabeth kirkland, instructor, mathematics dr. john legg, assoc, prof., chemistry dr. dean parks, asst, prof., chemistry dr. etna pearson, asst, prof., biology dr. w. o. sadler, prof., biology mr. w. e. strange, prof., mathematics 15a i ) ) ) M the staff mrs. hazel anthony, secretary to business manager mrs. j. carnell appleton, trading post cashier mrs. susan barnett, head nurse, infirmany mr. ned barrett, supervisor of janitorial service and purchasing agent mrs. ben bennett, assistant loan clerk mrs. joyce bishop, mail clerk mr. don boone, grad. asst, religious activities mrs. laura bowers, order librarian mrs. diane bradford, secretary to admissions mrs. neal brashier, secretary to president mrs. dot chisolm, secretary to public relations and alumni activities mr. kenneth coleman, asst, manager cafeteria mrs lott ' -e cook, jennings house mother mrs. elizabeth duckworth, cashier in business office rrrs. pauline everett, latimer-webb house mother mrs. arie farr, catalog librarian mr. billy joe gilmore, director of campus security mr. john harden, manager cafeteria mrs. sue hoggatt, key punch operator mrs. marsha holland, asst, in technical processing mr. carl howorth, trading post manager mrs. johnnie ruth hudson, editor of college pro- motional materials mrs. lynda jackson, receptionist in president ' s office mrs. grace keena, asst, manager trading post mrs. mary nel kennedy, student loan clerk mrs. martha martin, bookstack supervisor miss dianne martin, part-time nurse, infirmary miss judy morrison, asst, resident counselor mrs. barbara neal, mtst operator mrs. becky price, secretary to registrar mr. waiter price, admissions counselor miss connie reeves, part-time nurse, infirmary mrs. susan riley, transcript and veterans clerk mrs. mary ritter, pbx operator mrs. sylvia roberts, secretary to vice president of academic affairs miss nellie smith, assoc, librarian mrs. sarah nell spencer, bookkeeper in business office mrs. mary thurman, records clerk, registrar office miss norma trout, trading post cashier mrs. irene white, secretary ) 159 faces that are more than a gallery of pictures, footsteps that make the empty halls feel, smiles that make the lonely days happier . . . nothing without the community of men and women . . . nothing without . . . 160 the senior class it is my invincible belief that science and peace will triumph over ignorance and war; that the nations will come to an understanding, not for destruction but for construction, and that the future will be to those who have done the most for suffering humanity. — louis pasteur let us carry with us a remembrance of how the world is changing, the revolutions which are taking place in the world today, let us forget our petty quarrels and open windows of our minds so that we can see our changing society in its true picture. polly adams, b.s. psychology club jackson marky aden, b.a. barbara alien, b.a.ed. clinton sea, ywa jerry alien, b.a. bsu, freshman basketball Cleveland edward ralph arnold, b.s. vicksburg delta sigma pi, phi beta lambda, concert band, marching band m. s. arrington, jr., b.a. jackson j. david aswell, b.s. centertown, mo. who ' s who, laguna lad, jr. class favorite, civitan, chrestman dorm manager, soph, class vice president barry backus, b.a. jupiter, fla. sociology club president, tribal players, president’s cabinet larry ernest bain, b.s. pearl dale richard barrett, b.a. jackson pi gamma mu, phi alpha theta, pre-law club towfiq batarseh, b.a. jarash-jordan sociology club, psychology club buddy beam, b.a. pearl psychology club, ministerial association, religious education club, bsu bill becker, b.a. jackson james I. beemon, b.m.ed. morton band, orchestra, phi mu alpha sinfonia, sinfonia treasurer, kappa delta pi dave bell, b.a. Springfield, ill. sba president, civitan, omicron delta kappa, men ' s affairs board treasurer madison lanqley bell, b.s. pensacola, fla. intramural athelete of the year award 162 m seniors thomas randal bicker, b.s. len bobo, b.m. deanie bolls, b.a. cantata choir, girls ensemble debbie d. boone, b.a. laguna officer, vesper choir, art club, kappa pi jackson vicksburg jackson clinton susan elaine boone, b.a. holly springs home economics association, sociology club secretary, tribes- man, young republicans william h. boutwell, jr., b.a. moss point freshman class president, vesper choir, ministerial association, fellowship of Christian athletes jehu w. brabham, b.s. ferriday, la. sba vice president, senator, basketball, omicron delta kappa, pre-law club, fellowship of Christian athletes, young re- publicans everett bradfield, b.a. winnsboro, la. jerome brock, b.a. summit cantata choir, band, concert band, orchestra, sinfonia, vesper choir james richard brooks, b.s. memphis, tenn. football, m-club, baseball james f. brown, jr., b.s. jackson patricia dianne brown, b.s. moorhead bonnie brueck, b.s. baton rouge, la. laguna social tribe, concert choir, m. c. naturals, cantata choir, m. c. maiden francene iva bugg, b.a. forest hill, tenn. concert choir, laguna social tribe, civitan sweetheart, psy- chology club, m. c. naturals, soph, and jr. class favorite patsy burris, b.m. mccomb chorale choir accompanist, chapel choir, american guild of organists president and vice president, president of mary nelson dorm charles p. bush, b.s. laurel david cain, b.s. purvis darwin a. caldwell, b.m.ed. cartsville, ga. sinfonia, chorale choir, concert choir, marching band, stage band Stephen calvert, b.s. jackson omicron delta kappa, chief justice, sophomore class vice- president, chief justice, alpha epsilon delta, collegiate civitan, who ' s who john edward Campbell, b.s. tavares, fla. delta sigma pi ronnie cannon, b.s. Philadelphia basketball, m-club, circle k, intramural football, biology club donnie carruth, b.s.ed. jackson m-club vice president, football pat carithers, b.s. jackson clint e. case, b.s. jackson 163 seniors marvin bradley castelberry, b.s.ed. biloxi civitan president, bsu president, jr. class president, who ' s who, state bsu president, tribal players, senate parliamentarian, men ' s affairs board, president of chrestman dorm lydia channell, b.s.ed. ft. myers, fla. michael bruce chittom, b.s. inverness sba treasurer, delta sigma pi treasurer, collegiate civitan, chapel choir, tribesman business manager robert e. dark, b.a. natchez phi alpha theta, pi gamma mu, pre-law club janet clifton, b.m.ed. bay springs concert choir, menc officer, sea, laguna social tribe jim cole, b.s. tulsa, okla. sr. class president, tribal players president, jr. class favorite, civitan mark a. cole, b.s. jackson roger w. Conner, b.s. tavares, fla. soph, class president, sba vice president, delta sigma pi president, omicron delta kappa, soph, class favorite, col- legiate civitan lewis cook, b.s.ed. erlanger, ky. football, m-club kay cooper, b.a. clinton alpha chi president, sigma tau delta vice president, arrow- head editor, collegian business manager, cap and gown alpha lambda delta, bsu steering committee, senate joyce covington, b.a. jackson dixie carol craig, b.s.ed. oxford cap and gown, laguna social tribe treasurer, kappa delta pi secretary, tribesman editor, vesper choir, sec mildred crawford, b.s.ed. jackson bsu vesper choir, laguna social tribe, kappa pi historian, sigma tau delta treasurer, sea, tribesman jackie crawley, b.s. holly springs women ' s affairs board chairman, president of jennings dorm, kappa delta pi president, alpha chi, senate, cap and gown nelson crozier, b.a. jackson vivian crozier, b.s.ed. griffin, ga. ruth ellen dacus, b.s.ed. canton delta omicron, kissimee social tribe officer, sea, american guild of organists, vesper choir, tribesman debbie daniel, b.a. pineville, la. kissimee social tribe social chairman, chapel choir, band, drum majorette, religious emphasis week co-chairman, bsu executive council chris powell davis, b.a. kappa delta pi linda sue davis, b.a. roy m. davis, jr., b.s.ed. band independence vicksburg bruce sherrill a. dillon, b.a. meadville soph, class chaplain, collegiate civitan chaplain, religious emphasis week co-chairman, vesper choir, publications council, religious education club, bsu steering committee, bsu executive council bob disney, b.a. thibodaux, la. baseball, football, m-club mary lou donovan, b.a. clinton tribesman business manager, pi gamma mu president, alpha chi vice president, cap and gown, sociology club, senator 164 seniors james benjamin dubose, jr., b.s.ed. jackson gregory c. earwood, b.a. columbus civitan, basketball, bsu fellowship of Christian athletes, min- isterial association gail edwards, b.s.ed. Philadelphia vesper choir, sea, kappa delta pi jane edwards, b s. tupelo kissimee social tribe, delta omicron, alpha lambda delta, vesper choir, chapel choir, american guild of organists, tribes- man, soph, class secretary travis eldridge, b.s. jackson football, track, m-club connie ellis, b.a. west point who ' s who, cap and gown secretary, bsu steering committee, alpha lambda delta sue a. evans, b.a. canton alpha psi omega president, kissimee social tribe treasurer, senate, bsu steering committee, president ' s council, judicial council michael I. everett, b.a. clinton toby m. everett, b.a. clinton sallie diane evers, b.m. natchez thomas lane fant, b.m.ed. laurel cantata choir, marching band lynda rose fields, b.s.ed. ferriday, la. cheerleader, bsu steering committee, bsu executive committee, kissimee vice president, tomahawk co-editor, circle k sponsor, intertribal, president’s cabinet donna foster, b.s.ed. jackson sea, kissimee social tribe sammy fox, b.s. jackson circle k district governor and divisional It. governor, intercol- legiate council andrea gammill, b.a. brandon sigma tau delta beverly garner, b.s.ed. jackson art club meridian lexington carol gibson, b.a.ed. laguna social club, sea, tribseman billy joe gilmore, b.s.ed. director of campus security jimmy goolsby, b.m.ed. canton concert choir vice president, sinfonia treasurer, civitan district secretary, bsu executive council, president s cabinet mary jane gore, b.s.ed. clinton nancy marilyn graves, b.s.ed. ripley laguna social tribe, pi omega pi officer, phi beta lambda linda faye gray, b.s.ed. Philadelphia home economics association vice president, bsu, sea larry gressett, b.s. chunky basketball michael warren grim, b.m. clinton phi mu alpha, sinfonia, cantata choir vice president 165 seniors marianna gunter, b.s. clinton cap and gown president, alpha epsilon delta president and historian, vesper choir, bsu executive council, kissimee social tribe, vice president of latimer-webb diane haley, b.s.ed. bogalusa, la. laguna social tribe, sea eric hammantron, b.s.ed. meadville mary flynt hammond, b.s.ed. kosciusko kissimee social tribe, sea brenda harper, b.s.ed. oak grove, la. sea, wra james kenneth harvey, b.s. picayune who ' s who, alpha chi secretary-treasurer, society of physics students jane hatch, b.a. rockville, md. intertribal president, laguna social tribe secretary and presi- dent; bsu executive council, junior and senior class secretary giesmo hawk, b.s. pearl nancy hawkins, b.a. jackson phi beta lambda, psychology club, wra suzanne joy hearn, b.s.ed. nashville, tenn. chapel choir, concert choir, cantata choir, senate, bsu execu- tive council, laguna social tribe nylon hellen, b.s.ed. jackson susan hendricks, b.s. greenville swannanoa social tribe reporter, phi beta lambda secretary, pi omega pi president, bsu samuel henry, b.a. gulfport sue hensley, b.s. clinton harry hillman, b.s. clinton bsu vesper choir, alpha epsilon delta, intramural football mary hughes hillman, b.s.ed. louisville alpha lambda delta secretary, kappa delta pi, vesper choir, hour of power choir carla hinds, b.s. destin, fla. alpha lambda delta vice president, alpha epsilon delta marilyn hodge, b.s.ed. asheville, n.c. vesper choir, chorale choir, nenamoosha social tribe, march- ing band, concert band shelia hope, b.s.ed. leland vesper choir harry leroy hughes, b.a. west palm beach, fla. ministerial association, campus security sandra hutchinson, b.s. sallis donald c. inman, b.s.ed. durant barbara irby, b.m.ed. meridian cap and gown, kappa delta pi. delta omicron president, laguna social tribe, women ' s affairs board, cantata choir, music educators national conference, president of latimer- webb jan jackson, b.a. pittsburg, pa. kissimee social tribe 166 i seniors PH leslie c. jacobs, b.s. jackson joe ford jacobs, b.s. meridian alpha epsilon delta treasurer, psychology club treasurer alia jean johnson, b.s.ed. jackson kappa delta pi daniel r. johnson, b.a. ventura, calif. pi kappa delta, fellowship of Christian athletes, varsity debate, ministerial association joe dan johnson, b.a. norco, la. varsity football, track daniel wayne jones, b.s. vicksburg senate, omicron delta kappa president, circle k, president of whittington dorm, men ' s affairs board, soph, and sr. class favorite deborah kee, b.s.ed. woodville laguna social tribe, sea melonie kennedy, b.s. tallulah, la. wayne kimbrough, b.s. fellowship of Christian athletes, sr. vesper choir, intra-murals r. larry kinslow, b.s. football susan rogers kinton, b.a. alpha lambda delta, pi gamma mu, choir jane knapp, b.m.ed. delta omicron, menc, kappa delta pi jackson class vice president, mize walnut grove alpha chi, bsu vesper senatobia joseph bruce knight, b.a tupelo robert a. kyle, jr., b.s. silver spring, md. delta sigma pi bobbye ann lambert, b.m.ed. yazoo city cantata choir, kissimee social tribe, president’s cabinet, delta omicron carolyn s. langston, b.a. jackson gary herbert leazer, b.a. argyle, iowa ruth leazer, b.s.ed. pensacola, fla. robert lee, b.s. tampa, fla. men ' s affairs board chairman, alpha epsilon delta, collegiate civitan rory lee, b.a. prentiss ministerial association president, jr. and sr. class officer, civitan officer, bsu executive committee, fellowship of Christian athletes, sr. class favorite bonita lewis, b.s.ed. florence judith ann lewis, b.s.ed. morton laguna social tribe, presidents cabinet, senate, bsu hour of power choir, alpha psi omega, pi kappa delta, tribal players david y. linton, b.s.ed. soonchun, s. korea martha little, b.a. crystal springs kissimee social tribe president, president of mary nelson dorm, wra president, cap and gown, soph, and jr. homecoming maid, homecoming queen, freshman and soph, class favorite, kappa delta pi, women ' s affairs board, civitan sweetheart 167 seniors bill lofton, b.s. intramural sports eleanor m. long, b.s.ed. sea, phi alpha theta, kappa delta pi loyce lord, b.a. brookhaven pearl winnsboro, la. dick love, b.m. topeka, kan. chapel choir president, circle k president, freshman class favorite, phi mu alpha sinfonia, who ' s who, concert choir carol lum, b.s. jackson circle k sponsor, centennial queen, beauty, kissimee social tribe, tribal players sam mcclendon, b.s. julie claire mccluskey, b.s.ed. billy I. mccreary, b.s.ed. hattiesburg jackson west pat mcdill, b.a. union judy lynn mcdonald, b.a. jackson concert choir, m.c. naturals, kissimee social tribe, bsu, president ' s cabinet, sea president, cap and gown, alpha chi, alpha lambda delta linda kaye mcgee, b.s. meridian miss mississippi college, cheerleader, civitan sweetheart, who ' s who, laguna social tribe vice president pam maqee, b.s. charleston kissimee social tribe, cantata choir, sea, phi beta lambda sheryl makamson, b.s.ed. durant laguna social tribe, cantata choir, sea, girls ensemble martha martin, b.s.ed. spencer, va. tommy martin, b.s. memphis, tenn. a gelo martino, b.a. memphis, tenn. karen pennebaker mason, b.s. edwards swannanoa historian, alpha lambda delta, phi beta lambda pat matthews, b.s. florence robert d. merchant, b.s. pensacola, fla. delta sigma pi senior vice president nicholas m. montgomery, b.s. vicksburg hilda faye morgan, b.a. brookhaven religious education club marcia charlene mounce, b.s.ed. shreveport, la. swannanoa social tribe, sea, bsu paula mullen, b.s.ed. pascagoula laguna social tribe, sea, kappa delta pi altus e. myers, b.s. jackson mm 168 magee seniors clifton frank myers, b.a. religious education club, ministerial association beverly nations, b.a. byram sociology club steve nations, b.s.ed. byram track, cross country lowell thomas newby, b.s.ed. brookhaven fred I. nichols, b.s.ed. purvis aiie robin nichols, b.a. vicksburg religious education club, varsity tennis team, fellowship of Christian athletes claudia ann nicholson, b.s. pascagoula sba musical, home economics club vice president, swannanoa social tribe ann rae norman, b.a. meridian cap and gown, kappa delta pi, president of latimer-webb dorm, women ' s affairs board, bsu executive council, laguna social tribe, tribesman, vesper choir scotty oberschmidt, b.s. football marvin lee o ' dell, b.a. psychology club phil odom, b.m. concert choir, m.c. naturals, sinfonia brookhaven clinton jackson carol o ' kelley, b.s.ed. lexington laguna social tribe historian, senate, bsu executive council, beauty, hour of power choir, nea, art club george s. pace, b.s.ed. vicksburg wayne I. paderewski, b.a. newton psychology club vice president janice parfitt, b.s.ed. greenwood tribesman, vesper choir, laguna social tribe, sea gary parker, b.s. magee delta sigma pi bruce e. parrish, b.a. jackson, tenn. bobbye nell peavy, b.s.ed. clinton pi omega pi, delta epsilon, kappa delta pi joel peeler, b.s. petal football randall h. perry, b.s. harrisville fellowship of Christian athletes, bsu, ministerial association glenda joyce phillips, b.s.ed. kosciusko kissimee social tribe, sea kay ponder, b.s.ed. brandon bsu, sea, laguna social tribe, basketball, wra paul powell, b.m.ed. carriere phi mu alpha sinfonia president, menc, american guild of organists, chapel choir thomas eddie prather, b.s. baldwyn senate, civitan, basketball 169 seniors ronnie prevost, b.a. hazlehurst band sergeant, cantata choir, phi mu alpha sinfonia secretary, men ' s affairs board secretary, collegiate civitan secretary, fellowship of Christian athletes, collegian grace elaine quarles, b.a. jackson kissimee social tribe, choctaw maiden, bsu ken ray, b.s. winter park, fla. freshman brave, freshman class favorite, circle k vice presi- dent, chapel choir, kissimee beau alma louise reed, b.s. louisville swannanoa social tribe, phi beta lambda ora fay renfroe, b.s. jackson laguna social tribe, chapel choir, tribesman, sea, kappa delta pi, vesper choir, bsu robert Stephen renfroe, b.s. moss point civitan, president of ratliff dorm, fellowship of Christian athletes william f. riley, b.s. meridian ruth lynnette roberts, b.s. brookhaven cantata choir, kissimee social tribe james e. robertson, b.a. natchez paul edward robertson, b.a. van nuys, calif, marqaret rochinski, b.a. Columbia alpha lambda delta, alpha chi, delta omicron, cap and gown, hour of power choir, kissimee social tribe, sociology club, women ' s affairs board waiter rogers, b.a. meridian delta sigma pi, pre-law club, pi gamma mu michael lee rose, b.a. religious education club, pre-legal club patricia arlene rowell, b.a. sociology club, psychology club barbara ann russell, b.m.ed. cantata choir, menc mike russell, b.a. mobile, ala. jackson Columbia wesson suzanne russell, b.a. wesson phi theta kappa ann rye, b.s. tampa, fla. laguna social tribe, home economics club, tribesman, who ' s who gerald sartin, b.a. tylertown football, baseball randolph e. Scarbrough, b.s. kenner, la. cynthia louise schilling, b.s.ed. magnolia alpha lambda delta, wra vice president, sea, girls basketball karen ann sharpe, b.a. mims, fla. chapel choir, laguna social tribe, sociology karen gayle sharpe, b.s.ed. madison kissimee social tribe, wra, girls basketball. rita Sheffield, b.a. jackson laguna social tribe, vesper choir, sea, kappa delta pi vice president, sigma tau delta secretary, tribesman editor, cap and gown historian, american guild of organist, alpha chi ■fli 170 clinton seniors robert dale shepherd, b.a. football, circle k, judicial council, vesper choir elizabeth shivers, b.s.ed. port gibson tribesman, sea, vesper choir sandra e. simmons, b.a. newton kissimee social tribe, delta sigma pi rose deborah ann slack, b.a. jackson sociology club donald lee smith, b.s.ed. jacks on gary smith, b.a. laurel fellowship of Christian athletes, vesper choir james p. smith, b.a. gulfport james ray smith, b.s. ' ed. biloxi m-club, varsity football michael lee smith, b.m. tupelo chapel choir, circle k, sinfonia, american guild of organists, nenamoosha beau, concert choir roger smith, b.a. leonia, fla. freshman class president, freshman class favorite, civitan, sigma tau delta president, national sigma tau delta editorial board, who’s who thad smith, b.a. tampa, fla. kissimee social tribe beau, junior class reporter, circle k vice president, chapel choir, bsu executive council jamie lynn spears, b.s.ed. crystal springs kissimee social tribe rachel love stevens, b.s.ed. noxapater swannanoa social tribe vice president and president, bsu, wra, religious education club willie maude sudbeck, b.s. benton home economics club secretary-treasurer bernardeene sullivan, b.a. jackson bsu, swannanoa social tribe program chairman martha sullivan, b.a. winona swannanoa social tribe president, religious education club, psychology club, bsu executive council stacy alien summers, b.a. tupelo andy sumrall, b.s. jackson football, m-club president and vice president dewayne tanton, b.m. mobile, ala. concert choir jo p tarpley, b.a. jackson delta sigma pi patricia lynn fate, b.s.ed. west sea, nenamoosha social tribe, freshman counselor timothy o. taylor, b.a. canton biology club vice president dorothy carolyn tedford, b.s.ed. okolonei kissimee social tribe, homecoming maid, home economics club president, who ' s who john g. thompson, jr., b.s. madison football, baseball 171 seniors frances thrower, b.a. glenn tims, b.a. john m. tompkins, b.a. sociology club fred toomey, b.a. clinton jackson utica silas, ala. mary tyler, b.s.ed. vicksburg kappa delta pi, sea edgar valbuena, b.s. maracaibo, Venezuela sam valentine, b.s. jackson richard norris vest, jr., b.a. greenville circle k vice president, alpha epsilon delta billy walker, b.m. concert choir, sinfonia, m.c. naturals jim walker, b.s. hour of power choir john thomas walker, b.s. delta sigma pi Suffolk, va. jackson jackson karen e. walker, b.s. jackson bsu, beta beta beta, elections committee, laguna social tribe david paul wall, b.a. jackson david I. Wallace, b.a. enterprise chapel choir, vesper choir, chorale choir, bsu excutive council, bsu steering committee, swannanoa social tribe pledge beau and squire, ministerial association katy phillips Wallace, b.a. brookhaven sociology club thomas d. walsh, b.m.ed. liberty cantata choir julia ann waiters, b.s.ed. sea, swannanoa social tribe james randolph ward, b.s. alpha epsilon delta margie ward, b.s.ed. sea ronnie webb, b.s.ed. trenton, fla. birmingham, ala. leland jackson mamie west, b.a. selma, ala. religious education club helen whitten, b.s.ed. madrid, Spain vesper choir, swannanoa social tribe, sea, tribesman trances leavell whittington, b.s. kissimee social tribe, phi beta lambda eugene wigley, b.a. minter city clinton mm 172 seniors landres edward wilbourn, b.s.ed. scobey ministerial association jerry wilburn, b.s. miami, tla. collegian, tribesman, bsu executive council, anthill mob larue wilks, b.s.ed. vicksburg sea linda kay williams, b.m.ed. memphis, tenn. chapel choir accompanist, music educators national con- ference, senate, bsu marilu williams, b.s.ed. nashville, tenn. laguna social tribe, vesper choir, sea ralph e. williamson, b.a. clinton nancy kaye willis, b.a. pascagoula laguna social tribe, sea, sba secretary, hour of power choir secretary, jr. class treasurer donald alien wilson, b.a. summerville, s.c. fellowship of Christian athletes jean wilson, b.s. bsu, student summer missionary wiley winders, b.s. sigma pi sigma, society of physics students danny wooldridge, b.s. cheerleader, swannanoa social tribe beau linda yates, b.s. grenada nettleton west point morton wesley r. yates, b.s. mary yonkers, b.a. senate, bsu, kappa delta pi, pi gamma mu pascagoula clinton 173 stev© alford gwen alien marilyn alien marvin alien nell alien ann anderson suan anderson jan anthony sarah armour merle atkinson sherry atwood brenda baker linda ballard wilma bates mary ann beall marcia beard Cordelia beasley donna beasley ben bennett thomas bentley mac bethea ginger bigham Catherine bishop judy bishop ronnie dale bishop douglas blackwell sandra bloodworth harold bond bet+y bozeman clyde david brooks elizabeth brown james byrd melanie Campbell riley canterbury larry caraway vicksburg jackson magnolia mize pascagoula jackson tupelo memphis, tenn. Collierville, tenn. batesville jackson terry batesville summit wesson morton jackson vicksburg clinton clinton jackson west point meridian pensacola, fla. louin clinton charleston bogalusa, la. rolling fork magee philadephia Columbia jackson white oak long beach I ! 174 juniors sally ann carr linda carraway shellee case gerald castilo william eaten tildon chavers, jr. seigrid christiansen jennifer cofer patsy cooper jimmy craft ellen craycraft brenda crumpton davis davant lizzie davis myra lynn davis michael deer beth delaughter susan dickerson sherman dillon michael doss charles eaves tommy echols john wayne edwards linda elliott beth farmer curtis ferrell frances fletcher mary fortenberry david foster sandra foster gary fountain sheila fox Carolyn franklin judy freeman billy garrett greenwood roxie mccomb sledge clinton milton, fla. laurel water valley water valley memphis, tenn. jackson jackson miami, fla. summit fulton chalmette, la. new Orleans, la. hollandale meadville coral gables, fla. louisville braxton indianola jackson pascagoula clinton clinton jackson clinton jackson mccomb brookhaven gardendale, ala. new albany harrisville 175 sally gault jerry gay art gentry margaret godbold e. b. goodman bo gore debbie gosnell preston gough linda graham sarah grant patrice graves wayne gray dale greer barbara gregory james griffith brenda guilford trances halford mary hampton steve hand patricia hartness david hattox doug hattox judy hawkins phillip herron Stephen hill david holloway deborah hood mary ann hood roy hood lawrence hughes nelsie hughes yvonne hughes steve hurt janet husband patsy ivy juniors tupelo marianna, fla. yazoo city bude durant lambert tchula gainesville, fla. carthage jackson natchez Columbia Carlisle jackson clinton blountstown, fla. meridian sanford, fla. jackson woodville ecru ecru terry clinton vicksburg d’lo bentonia sledge hattiesburg clinton west point west palm beach, fla. memphis, tenn. bay springs tylertown I i 1 i J 176 juniors nathan jarnagin jennifer jenkins brenda johnson shirley jones don kealhofer Chester keene deborah kelly Stephen kemp johnny kilpatrick marion king martha kolb david lack evelyn laird jack land david lane sherry lang mary lansing pam lea alice lee martha leister bobby leonard jimmy lewis shirley lifer phyllis linton deborah lum gayle long beverly mcalpin grant mcelveen george mcfatter carl mcgee linda mckay jayne madden betsy makamson kathie malone ronnie mangle jackson bay springs amory benton yazoo city jerseyville, ill. jackson baton rouge, la. columbus brooklyn recite, brazil jackson jackson memphis jackson magnolia magnolia brookhaven vicksburg benton pompano beach, fla. kosciusko jackson jackson port gibson tupelo jackson clinton baton rouge, la. brookhaven kosciusko sebastopol jackson memphis, tenn. lake city, fla. 177 juniors dianne mathes johnny mills judy mims mark moffett mary moffett joe moore Stephen moore robert morris marianne mullens sally murphey tommy myers kathy myrick ken nail, jr. binford nash, jr. lyn nations mary netherland sells newman bill norris william oliver patricia osgood bruce owens sara page elizabeth palmer john perkins mary perkins vicki perkins dennis peters terri plunkett ted prichett roger pursley george ramphrey ranee ratliff, jr. carolyn ray judy redd jay richardson universal city, tex. courtland houston, tex. laurel biloxi lexington jackson jackson west point newnan, ga. vidalia, la. laurel tupelo oxford clinton jackson crystal springs boca raton, fla. kosciusko jackson jackson amory holly springs cantonment, fla. Collinsville macon jackson kosciusko marietta, ga. lake city, fla. clinton wesson pontotoc natchez leland i i i i 178 renee richardson kathy richey sondra robertson norma roseberry thomas ross tommy russum daniel sartin rusty scafidel marlon seaney dianne shamberger linda shirley barbara shufflin beverly shurden larry simmons gary smith marcia smith raymond smith sue smith marti solomon steve sparks kenneth spell gail stampley mary ann stegall rebecca strait alan Stephens anne sullivan david summers donna taylor mike taylor donald tharp gene theriot amy thornton jay thrasher sue tillery nancy tillotson brookhaven tupelo natchez jackson star port gibson jackson jackson pearl jackson jackson greenwood tupelo osyka roanoke, va. phoenix, ariz. shelby jackson vicksburg jackson vicksburg jackson pontotoc hazlehurst natchez tylertown brookhaven selma, ala. canton pearl kenner, la. crystal springs alexandria, va. clinton brookhaven ia 179 peggy townsend benjamin tripp toni trusty alvin waddell, jr. richard waddell libby waller doug warren janis watson ronnie watson sharon watson henry welch janice wells sharon white david whitehead david whitten janice wicker lorraine williams june wilson robert wilson jackson jackson water valley jackson anniston , ala. shubuta clinton meridan jackson pensacola, fla. jackson memphis, tenn. greenwood vicksburg clinton summit jackson hazlehurst bude 180 sophomores rose abernathy alana andrews kathy arthur cathy ashford sarah ashley james j. autry robert baggett beth barber debbie bartlett william r. battle anita beasley ann beckam barbara bell george r. bessonette donna blaine karen blass thomas I. bonds dianne brasher debra brown rozanna brashear kathie butler mary callaway donna catledge Catherine chappell emily dark debby cochran brenda cole anna robin collins sherri collins Stephen cook jacquelyn cox cindy davis marlene davis robert w. davis connie delashmet water valley tupelo carthage belzoni swarthmore, penn. ashland tupelo columbus pascagoula jackson jackson inverness brooksville brookhaven biloxi little rock, ark. roxie lambert smithville athens, ohio meridian jackson rolling fork memphis, tenn. greenwood jackson de kalb laurel bruce clinton gulfport indianola tulsa, okla. clinton gt. yarmouth, england 181 mike dorman berry dumas debby dunn jane dunn maureen dupree donna durham randy easterling donna ellis don elzy lee emling james w. everett karen ford bet+y sue fowlkes melisia francis libby french susanne e. fulton cur+is I. furr steve gill tressa gill kathy glascock betsy gordin ney gore gwen gullage sharon gunterman elise hamilton charlotte gower sharon hancock lucy hansford rosa lee harden dick harding danny harris betsy harrison lou hatch mary jane hawkins tom hearon sophomores jackson oak grove, la. terry jackson jackson jackson long beach atlanta, ga. venice, la. jackson satartia jackson amory mendenhall clinton greenwood tunica mendenhall hammond, la. jackson jackson marks jackson east st. louis, ill. ecru baldwyn baton rouge, la. pascagoula fulton jackson jackson amory rockville, md. ferriday, la. memphis, tenn. i i 182 i sophomores madonna hembree bobby henry henry hillman marsha hodge jackie hoff faye hope polly hull james hurt lea huxtable melinda jackson robert I. jackson donna james Virginia jenkins nancy iennings sara jo kealhofer cheryl kelly sandra kelly mark kennedy darlene kilgore. martha knight guy land deborah langston henry larose nina lassetter jane ann leake glenda leavell sharon lennox annie I. lewis cheryl lilly richard lister nelwyn loftin kay lomax jerry mcbride john mccall david mcmurray jackson jackson richton asheville, n.c. magnolia leland Wallace, w.va. Cleveland yazoo city union clinton puckett courtland kosciusko durant jackson gulf port jackson morton franklinton, la. eupora clinton new Orleans, la. clinton woodville minter city new Orleans, la. buckatunna jackson belzoni jackson clinton jackson vicksburg pascagoula 183 sophomores jan mcwilliams peggy mathis cissy mechat+o shelby mitchell carolyn moore diane moor© sandra mullen suzanne murray mary a. myers sandy nobles donna norman lanie nutt dave odom gayle overfon joanne owen ederhard papsch paula parrish eunice patrick perry perkins edward pickle brooke polk judy polk debbie powell brian powlik beverly quinn lewise pondle lynn rankin charles ray linda renfrow shirley renfroe janet rice janet richardson wayne richardson nancy ringsmith wayne robins jackson universal city, tex. belzoni ellisville canton gulfport jackson jackson newton clinton meridian tavares, fla, jackson bogalusa, la. clinton mainz, germany greenville puckett greenwood natchez batesville magee jackson ft. benning, g a. jackson west point magee greenwood jackson canton bentonia brookhaven jacksonville, fla. tavares, fla. franklinton, la. 184 i sophomores anne roberts jane rollins vickie russell candace saunders rhonda schiele carolyn scoff paffy scoff sherri seale joan shelfon sue shoemake debs smifh marilyn smifh roselyn smifh judy spears gayle sfames karen sfephens darryl sfevens gregory sfough wanda sfringer roberf sfrong john r. summer janef summers john sumrall burk wesf george faylor mary jane freloar pafricia walker phyllis walker lydia Wallace randy Wallace glenn waller louis walsh danny wafkins celia weafhersby joan webb jackson cenfreville biloxi jackson lamberf bude mobile, ala. meridian bruce jackson memphis, fenn. memphis, fenn. memphis, fenn. crysfal springs jackson mendenhall nafchez sf. louis, mo. ferry Chicago, ill. Columbia bogue chiffo vicksburg jackson carfhage clinfon nafchez baker, fla. enterprise brookhaven baton rouge, la. clinfon baton rouge, la. jackson tylertown 185 sophomores ka+hy weill tylertown elizabeth white anguilla bill williams clinton beverly wilson memphis, tenn. debbie wilson mendenhall t. s. windley pensacola, fla. brenda witherington miami, fla. janice wood belzoni paul wood bay st. louis janet word jackson freshman william brooks alexander Cleveland donna bailey maynelle banks brenda bigbee vickie bellis janet blackledge roger d. blackmon larry blalock peggy blanton darrel boggs mary a. bolls laura boyette john branning bill bratley betty brewer melinda brewer cindy brown judy brown troy browning myrna brumfield mark bullock vicki I. burnett sarah burns faye burrus brenda butler shelia care grade carter sarah channell denise dark chris clarkson bob cochran deb w. converse scott cook toni cook glennis corder jackson gonzales, la. indianola jackson jackson jackson jackson metairie, la. laurel jackson jackson meridian jackson memphis, tenn. jackson pace jackson yazoo city tylertown barlington, n.c. grandview, mo. greenville ft. Campbell, ky. jackson memphis, tenn. houston ft. myers, fla. jackson jackson jackson aguna, guam jackson jackson calhoun city 187 freshman janice coward noxa pater robbie cowart amory martha cox jackson debbie crampton starkville melissa crawley holly springs cindy cretis metairie, la. lottie Crutchfield yazoo city linda culpepper raymond dugas b. cutrer osyka terry cutrer pascagoula nona dale prentiss deedee dansby marietta, ga. bobby davis roxie mary denham newton cindy downs ean gallie, fla. johnny driscoll new Orleans, la. donna dunaway columbus deb earwood columbus dot easterwood starkville carol eaves louisville mike edwards tupelo jay j. epting forest rich field centreville bonnie fondren okolona terri forbes Columbia linda forsyth memphis, tenn. chip forsythe biloxi judy a. fortenberry ellisville roy fountain forest becky fox charleston carol frizzell crystal springs carol fultz indianola susan gammill natchez nancy gauthreaux biloxi charlie gentry clinton 188 freshman joanie gentry clinton rhonda godard Columbia glenda j. goodwin memphis, tenn. becky gore jackson judy gore clinton dorothy 1. graham slidell weegie graham greenville debbie gregory yazoo city mary a. hammond kosciusko barry hardy kosciusko susan harlow tupelo beverly hart metairie, la. debbie hartfield Columbia tricia harwood lyon don haskin mccomb carol hawkins cary dain hayes jackson becky henderson jackson rex henderson jackson billy hester maben libby hilbun jackson carol hodo jackson lynne holmes brookhaven jan holt crystal springs philip d. horn grand bay, ala. donna hughes belzoni molly hart tupelo rachel ingram jackson sandra james brookhaven marilyn jennings kosciusko latrelle jones jackson tom jones fairhope, ala. rivers keith jackson john kelley memphis, tenn. marianna kennedy greenwood freshman alan kilgan deanna I. kilmer beverly king debbie king james kingston richard d. kitchens kathy kitchings keith lang richard p. langebartel sharon langworthy diane lawrence debye lea diane lewis randal lindsey linda loftin sharon mccollum karen mcelveen tim mcknight ben mcmillon marilyn mcrae david d. madden junita e. magee louis h. magee ja mes r. major, jr. bonnie malone barry martin carolyn m. mashburn arthur middleton babette milam patricia millsaps lawana mims jean mitchell debbie moody vivian moore wayne p. mullen westville, n.j. orlean, n.y. cliftonville lexington centreville crystal springs kosciusko magnolia biloxi purvis jackson meridian chamblee, ga. kosciusko brookhaven memphis, tenn. tylertown jackson orlando, fla. jackson forest kentwood, la. tylertown botesville sturgis memphis, tenn. jackson jackson greenwood greenwood greenwood jamestown, ky. drew, mo. columbus pascagoula 1 I 190 freshman teresasa la manyom lynn murray ernest myers, jr. teresa myers mike nabors Cecil nations roger norman sandra norris gary h. nowell ellen park s lucy parks craig pascoe gary pearce debbie peeples patti g. pierce barbara peyton jan pittman melinda pledger hugh plunkett paul polk cvnthia poole bill pope patti pope johnny powell robert purvis lynda h. raffield betty ray john h. reed teresa rees gail reese cathy rein hugh rhodes sheila rhodes tricia rhodes bobby riley picayune brandon nashville, tenn. aberdeen eupora clinton rolling meadows, ill. taylorsville kosciusko jackson bay springs jackson baton rouge, la. enterprise amory yazoo city Columbia kentwood, la. kosciusko vicksburg monticello greenwood merigold baton rouge, la. corinth columbus greenwood atlanta, ga. jackson lexington jackson batesville brookhaven greenwood prentiss 191 freshman richard w. ritchie becky robertson gralyn robertson joseph a. robinson evon robuck michele rogers melinda sansing tom sawyer gail scruggs ella shaidnagle susan shaw charles g. sherwood ann shoemake sandy simmons jennifer sims george slay linda sinquefield beth smith charley smith jan smith margie smith sheryl smith john sommers tina speed janet stampley karen stevens -freida stovall bill strange robert street cheryl stroud al Stubblefield beverly Stubblefield suzette summers robert sumrall, jr. susan tadlock jackson baton rouge, la. dundee moss point amory collins nettleton gulfport okolona laurel memphis, tenn. carthage jackson greenville bay springs jackson jackson jackson jackson jackson jackson jackson gautier prentiss yazoo city yazoo city oxford clinton eden jackson jackson crowder brookhaven gulfport brookhaven 192 freshman jane thompson henry thrower linda tisdale donna tolar wanda tollison cynthla triplett linda turner alessa ulmer rose m. valentine mariam waite gary walker susie walker cindy Wallace jeanne Wallace clyde walrod fran watts robert watts mary j. welch totsy welch casey w. wells larry wells jerry a. whitaker michael white carson whitehead gay wilemon linda williams sherri williams viola winborne michael a. whitthauer meryl woo debbie young ricky zulic greenwood columbus memphis, tenn. yazoo city shaw atlanta, ga. canton bay springs greenwood mobile, ala. mendenhall clinton brookhaven brookhaven jackson columbus jackson aberdeen louisville gautier terry saltillo encino, cal. jackson aberdeen jackson mahen brookhaven picayune lexington maben pascagoula 193 afterthoughts let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing, for yesterday is but today ' s memory and tomorrow is today ' s dream. kahlil gibran 197 y I I I B ■ ■ ■ n ■ n ■ ii ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 199 i - - -- - _ i nr- ■ � m fctf no man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies halt asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. the teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his love- ingness. if he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind, the astronomer may speak to you of his under- standing of space, but he cannot give you his understanding. the musician may sing to you of the rhythm which is in all space, but he cannot give you the ear which arrests the rhythm nor the voice that echoes it. and he who is versed in the science of num- bers can tell of the regions of weight and measure, but he cannot conduct you thither, for the vision of one man lends not its wings to another man. and even as each one of you stands alone in God ' s knowledge, so must each one of you be alone in his knowledge of God and in his understanding of the earth. kahlil gibran 201 editor’s note the 1971 tribesman has been merely an at- tempt to capture the few passing moments in life that encompass the college career, a year of your life is reflected in this book, it is a presentation of you in classes, at par- ties, in parades, playing football, in tuxs and formals, in jerseys and bluejeans, attending meetings, sharing experiences, cramming for exams, laughing, simply being alone, to produce such a reflection requires a tre- mendous amount of patience, planning, and cooperation, appreciation must be ex- pressed to mr. bill benson and his fine staff, mr. vessen magee, joe lee and bill strange, and jimmy lewis, also ney gore, stokes neal, charlie ray, and john mccall have been of much help, each staff member and espe- cially the section editors who contributed so much to the completion of the annual know who they are and how much they have been appreciated, then there are the many friends whose encouraging words have made it possible to continue, i would like to thank especially mary lou donovan who has been a tremendous help in carrying more than her share of responsibilities, finally there is the one w ho has given me strength to smile when it seemed hardest. true it has been no smooth road, but no one asked for an easy one. changes have been made — a different approach has been taken, change should not be criticized, however, until it has been understood and realized, it is in this respect that the 1971 tribesman is a kaleidoscope of life at me. look through its mirrors and perhaps you may find the 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