Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1974 volume:

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JL mm MM Vi V $S: LfiTTt--|- : k U £ § VL jnMC ♦ ' Hr v ' ? jjjjyWyi St- iS3h jF I [ mHP ££ 1 HiS E t®R ' I5-tRECTED,By THE V.lSSISSiPrT $ • J lfLES CHAPrEiC-’.t D.C. - IN GRATEFUL fEMORY OF THE 104 1EN WHO WENT i OUT FRO vTHlS COLLEGE AS COMPANY E. Id™ ' } MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT APRIL 23,1361. J. W. WUBORN.GAPT..CUDDIE THOMAS, I st LIEUT.. JOSEPH BUCKLES, 2 nd LIEUT., J. H YORK. UEUT. MIKE CARNEY..T 51 SERGEANT, W. H LEWIS, SERGEANT. COMPANY E WENT INTO ACTION AT THE i 5T BATTLE OF MANASSAS. ON MANY A HARD FOUGHT 3 T7 Ll All because x iff It ehildren, yet a little urljile am unfit turn . ' %Je difull dee It me, and ad QJ diiij unto tlje oJeurd , lJlfl)itl)er QJ go, ye ea iuwt eoitte ; do now Q) dag to yoa _ jd new eommandment 0 give unto you Q l?at ye love one another; ad q) l)ave loved you tliut ye aide love one another. tliid dUI nil men Lnow tl at ye are my dideifile it ye Ijave love one to another. GOD IS LOVE To These Who Have Given So Much Dr. Sarah Rouse “There’s something so special about her. All I can say is that her life has touched mine and somehow her sweet Christian testimony has drawn me closer to the One she loves so dearly. I’ll never be able to repay her for sharing her beautiful life with me.” Graduate of 1974 “The exciting experience of teaching at Mississippi College constantly confirms my belief that my being here is the will of God for my life. The opportunity to help maintain the high academic and Christian standards, which form the basic purposes of the college, is a challenge to me, and is an ever-present reminder of my responsibilities and privileges as a member of the Mississippi College faculty. Cooperation, trust, friendliness and the excellent rapport between the administration and faculty, administration and students, and faculty and students have helped to create a campus atmosphere in which teaching is a genuine pleasure.” Dr. Sarah Rouse 16 i We Dedicate the 1974 Tribesman ly he Is, an of he on us tse Mrs. Sue Lipsey “Teaching at Mississippi College means working with congenial friends, cooperating students, and graduates who go all over the world with zeal, compassion, and loving-kindness. Both in their stay and returning, they enrich us with their knowledge, their joy and interest in their work, their accomplishments. They are a stabilizing influence. Mrs. Sue Lipsey “Even though Mrs. Lipsey and I will probably never see each other again, she will always be the fondest memory I have for MC. I know that because of her, my life has been enriched with knowledge and a new love for life that she has. To me, Mrs. Lipsey will always be the lady and professor that she is now. The respect and admiration that many have for her will be dedication enough for a lady that has enriched so many with her own life.” Graduate 1974 17 We Pay Special Tribute To Our Dean Of Students DR. CHARLES SCOTT The Tribesman staff, along with all on campus, wish to express sincere thanks to a great Dean of Students, Dr. Charles W. Scott. Dr. Scott is retiring from his position as Dean, but will retain a full professorship in education. We are grateful to Dr. Scott for his tremendous influence as a Christian teacher and leader. We feel privileged to have such a man on campus. The experience he has gained during his 25 years of service to MC has never failed to help and inspire those who needed it. Founders Award SCOTT COOK, Recipient, Founders Award An award conferred upon the senior student who has made the most significant contribution to the student life of Mississippi College in exemplifying the ideals for which the College was founded and in leadership and service. Award established in 1974 to be administered by the College at the discretion of a representative com- mittee of the College family. Initial recipient, Scott Cook, Class of 1974. Classes Features Honors Athletics 4 Organizations ' Administration Advertisements Memorials r Senior Index Editor ' s Letter 4t I i TABLE OF CONTENTS Freshmen Susan Abies David Allen John Anderson Clifford Armstrong Rick Axtell Beverly Barber Grace Barber Mark Barrett Debra Baxter Deborah Beckenbaugh Nancy Bell 1 Jerry Betts l | Avis Black I Suzanne Blackwell Gail Blount Janet Booth I 1 Leigh Bostick Joseph Boyett Deborah Boyte Phillip Bradley 1 Edwin Broadhead Jackie Brooks Jennie Bryant Neal Buckley Doug Burnett Cynthia Burton James Butler Rachel Byrd Barbara Cardin Mark Carlson Rhonda Carroll Jean Carter i i I Vicksburg Yazoo City Centreville Pensacola, Florida Clinton Clinton Baton Rouge, La. Pine Bluff, Ark. Kosciusko Woodstock, 111. Clinton Southaven Mendenhall Natchez Clinton Memphis, Tenn. Benoit Baton Rouge, La. Nashville, Tenn. Florence Meridian Steele, Mo. Crystal Springs Jackson Grandview, Mo. Jackson Pensacola, Fla. Jackson Archibald, La. Pensacola, Fla. Pascagoula Biloxi I 4 f 24 Freshmen Martha Carter Judy Chin Jimmie Clements Mary Collins Beverly Collum Ronald Colvin Barry Corbett Alfreda Craft Clyde Cranford Patty Cranford Dianne Crowson Prentiss Deere David Douglas Joan Driscoll Bill Easley Rita Easterling Theresa Fahey Frank Fancher Charlotte Farrugia Nicky Ferguson Rebecca Ferrell Lynn Furr Ginger Gandy .Rita Gatewood Alice Gibson Leah Gillespie Rufus Gladney Michael Glaze Angela Goff Philip Goforth Mark Gordon Stephen Graves Deridder, La. Jonestown San Francisco, Cal. Inverness, Fla. Clinton Columbus Alexandria, La. Crystal Springs Ferriday, La. Greenville Houston, Texas McComb Columbus, Ga. Metairie, La. Jackson Morton Clinton Jackson New Orleans, La. Pontotoc Buenos Aires, Argentina Brookhaven Clinton Lake Jackson Memphis, Tenn. Kosciusko Buenos Aires, Argentina Jackson Aberdeen Moulton, Al. Biloxi PH- ' H Library 25 Freshmen Walter Grayson Ridgeland Jana Griffin Pearl Cindy Hairston Gulfport Linda Hancock Jackson Patsy Harrell Morton Denny Hayles McComb Harrell Hill West Point Sheryl Hines Hazlehurst Mary Edith Hobgood Yazoo City Sandra Hooker Biloxi Stephen Hooker Biloxi Angela Horton Baton Rouge, La. Teresa Howard Mendenhall Lee Howell Jackson Angie Hubbard Corinth Katri Hudspeth Tupelo Joseph Jackson Aberdeen Jerry James Jackson Belete Jembere Addis Abeba, Ethiopia Samuel Jembere Addis Abeba, Ethiopia Eva Jones Jackson JoAnn Kemp Jackson Tim Kemp Baton Rouge, La. Jenny Kennedy Jackson Julius Koenig Jackson Lauren Koonce Bogalusa, La. Robert Kynerd Jackson Mitchell Langston Jackson Cheryl Larry Starkville Jamie Lee Forest Robin Lee Pinola Joan Leonhart Beltsville, Md. Carolyn LeSac Oconomowoc, Wis. Sue Leslie Oxford Vicki Little Forest Blanche Lockard Meridian Vincent Longo Destin, Fla. Lisa Lyle Lena Jean Mahaffey Jackson Cheryl Majors Jackson Donald Marecle Corinth Paul Marquis Jackson Loretta Martin Archibald, La. Lynne Martin Vicksburg Joel Matson Bethany Jon Mauer Cincinnatti, Ohio Felicia McAllister Russell Susan McClatchey Red Banks Peggy McDaniel Clinton Thomas McDonald Tylertown Beverly McElveen Mt. Herman, La. Edward McMillian Kentwood, La. Edwina McNeill Louisville Dale McPhail Clinton William McWhorter Birmingham, Ala. Cathy Meeks Deland, Fla. Thomas Miller Lucedale John Moffitt Jackson Patricia Murphree Jackson John Myers Da-Nang, Viet Nam Robert Naughton Buenos Aires, Argentina Daryl Newman McComb David Newman McComb Rebecca Orr Jackson 26 27 Freshmen Theron Face New Orleans, La. Debbie Parks Jackson Terri Payne Moss Point Jim Pepper Jackson Denise Peters Seattle, Wash. Philip Pierce Amory Brinson Polk Magee Nanette Poston Baltimore, Md. Gwendolyn Potter Lumberton Robert Powell Belzoni Pam Prather Clinton David Price Tupelo Barry Pride Clinton Barbara Proctor Jackson Clinton Purvis Columbus, Ga. Roy Raddin Greenville Robert Rampy Southaven Angella Ramsey Hazlehurst James Ramsey Tupelo Myrtis Rankin Port Gibson Lucy Redd Natchez Cynthia Rice Morton James Rice Bayou La Batre, Al. David Richardson Brookhaven Debra Richmond Indianola Dennis Ritchie Jackson Joseph Rollins Centreville Michael Robinson Meridian Jesse Roberts Gainesville, Fla. June Rose Pensacola, Fla. Ronnie Russell Jackson Paul Sheffield Clinton Carol Siegfried Meridian Connie Smith Lake Dale Smith Akron, Ohio Craig Southerland Ft. Myers, Fla. Mary Stubbs Rolling Fort Gordon Sullivan Jackson Diane Sumner Delhi, La. Teresa Terrell Oak Grove, La. Myrtle Thornton Crystal Springs Debbie Townsend Florence Philip Travis Blue Mountain Deborah Trott Paraiba, Brazil Christi Turnbow McComb Elizabeth Tutt Clinton Sara Wade Ocean Springs Margie Walker Holly Springs Patricia Walker Cleveland Tim Wallace Brookhaven Bill Waltman Biloxi Walter Warren Jackson Wyatt Waters Clinton Martha Welch Aberdeen Larry White Pontotoc Rachel Wilson Aiken, South Carolina Steve Yawn Brookhaven Suanne Young Tupelo 28 Sophomores Steven Ackerman Dianne Allbritton Brenda Allday Sandra Anderson Dorothy Allen Patricia Allen Bobby Alston Janice Andrews Gini Applewhite Barbro Ates Howard Aultman Melinda Austin Cathy Bailey Robert Ball Judy Bardwell Charles Barnes Woody Barnett Mary Bean Jim Bennett Joan Blackburn Angela Blaine Terry Blalock Rickie Bomar Lex Bowen Huey Boyd Russ Brashear James Bridges David Britt Barbara Brown Mary Brown Susan Brown Charlotte Bryant Pensacola, Fla. Clinton Tomnolen Tupelo Jackson Marietta, Ohio West Memphis, Arkansas New Orleans, La. Sumatra, Indonesia Sierra Vista, Arizona Columbia Cleveland Jackson Jackson Brandon Natchez Jackson Bessemer, Ala. Magee Conchatta Jackson Jackson Fayetteville, Ga. Dawson, Ga. Anguilla Springfield, Ohio Belzoni Greenville Holly Springs Clinton Lauderdale Indianola Gloria Buffington Debbie Burke Nancy Burkett Suzanne Byrd Nancy Calcote Tanya Calcote Steve Caldwell Steve Campbell Glenda Carpenter Jeannie Chappell Rebecca Clemmons Barbara Collins Daniel Collum Jacquelyn Cooper Carrie Cotton Jack Coulson David Cox Mary Cox Tom Cox Benjamin Crawford Rodney Cross Debra Davenport James Dewett Donna Dievert Charles Dillingham Glynn Dowdle Melanie Downs Donna Fairley Walter Ferrell Nancy Flemmons Debra Ford Donna Foster Jackson Jackson Columbia Tupelo Wakeforest, North Carolina Monticello Kosciusko Biloxi Monticello Memphis Leesburg, Fla. Biloxi Greenwood New Hebron Vicksburg Brandon Clinton Jackson Normal, 111. Clarksdale Winona Memphis, Tenn. Clinton Ashland Jackson Charleston Saskatchewan, Canada Vicksburg Greenville Jackson Jackson Brookhaven 31 I I I Sophomores Rusty Foster Kathy Foster Roger Galey Karen Gardner Jennifer Gatlin Alice Germany Jeanne Glibert Cheryl Gillen Lafayette, La. Pontotoc Greenwood Liver City Jackson Clinton Forest Luling, La. Sammie Joe Glorioso Alice Gong Eddie Graves Susan Greer Jackson Greenwood Ripley Hickory Flat Marie Griffith Jerry Hall Beverly Hardy Jennifer Harwood Clinton Meridian Jackson Lyon Melinda Henderson Carey Henley Valerie Hewes Robert Hill Carol Hogue June Holbrook Joel Holden Thomas Horton Ricky McPhail Kenneth Michel Elizabeth Miller Patricia Miller Steve Houck Glenn Howell Beverly Hubbard Billy Hubbard David Moody Laura Lee Moore Peggy Moore Keith Morrison Cyndi Huff Lee Roy Ivy George Jarrett Danny Johnson Kathy Murff Marty Myers Deborah Nabors Diane Nations Rizal Philippines Jackson Woodville Biloxi Greenville Shaw Jackson Jackson Jackson Brookhaven Pensacola, Fla. Cota Bato, Philippines Jackson Pensacola, Fla. Jackson Pope Nashvi lle, Tenn. Mobile, Ala. Baton Rouge, La. Ft. Myers, Fla. Natchez Clinton Clinton Columbus, Ga. Jackson Kosciusko Oxford Gulfport 32 i Terry Johnson Kathy Justice Robin Keathley Russell Kyzar Jackson Eupora Memphis, Tenn. Natchez Deborah Land Landrum P. Leavell III Melanie Leigh John Lever Debbie Lewis Shirley Liddell Marcus Love Larry Lynch Marshall Lynch Michael Mahan Richard Malone Marty Maltby Sherri Marler Sybil May Marcia McAdory William McCann Louisville Wichita Falls, Texas Biloxi Macon Meridian Crystal Springs Topeka, Kansas Jackson Rolling Fork Itta Bena Jackson Jackson Jackson Silver Creek Jackson Fort Worth, Texas 33 Sophomores Kathy Newman Cindy Nowell Sharon Nutt Robert Oliver Jan Ormond Kathy Parker Norma Parker Robert Polk Jeanne Pollock Karen Powell Rosemary Powell Virginia Powers Karen Presley William Prevost Deb Price Peggy Proctor Stephen. Puryear Charles Rabby Steven Rachel Laura Richard Alan Rihner John Roberts Julia Rogers June Rogers Dennis Rowlen Barbara Rushing Terry Russell Linda Russum John Ryals Kenneth Saul Anthony Saway Glenn Schmidt Brookhaven Kosciusko Clinton Kosciusko Forest Magee Clinton Greenville Biloxi Baton Rouge, La. Jackson Goodman Louisville Hazlehurst Meridian Minden, La. Corpus Christi, Texas Escatawpa Akron, Ohio Ocean Springs Jackson Jackson Greenville Morton Eupora Wellsville, Kansas Jackson Port Gibson West Monroe, La. Waynesboro Jackson Madison 34 p I I I I 1 McComb Clinton Greenville Greenville Jackson Jackson Parana, Brazil Jackson Baton Rouge, La. Silver Creek Jackson Pascagoula Florence Jackson Magee Jackson Crystal Springs Jackson Joan Schmidt Don Sessums Shannon Shelton William Shepherd Patricia Slay Cynthia Smith Jeanne Smith Nancy Smith Rebecca Smith Susie Smith Paul Staires Lonnie Stewart Pamelia Stewart Robert Stewart Jimmy Stuard Glenn Taylor Jimmy Taylor June Tate Cherokee, North Carolina Clinton Canton Fulton Jackson Jackson Laura Taylor Toni Taylor Evelyn Thompson Kathy Thurmond Janice l iner Ron Tolar Andre Uzee Angela Vickers Michael Walker William Wallace Michael Wallis Linda Wandrey Jane Webster John Weeks Arabi, La. Jackson Biloxi Biloxi Biloxi Gulfport Jackson Jackson Meridian Holly Springs Holly Springs Jackson Moss Point Jackson Clinton Brookhaven Roxie Jackie Wheless Larry Whisenant Linda White Stephanie Wilkinson Ava Williams Joan Windham Becky Wise Betsy Woods Sheila Woods 35 Juniors James Adams Becky Alexander Angela Allen Thomas Anthony George Bailey Cynthia Baine Jackie Barker Hank Beasley Deborah Beckman Danny Beeland Debbie Benson Jeanne L. Bingham Jean Black Suzanne Blanton Billie Blalock Belva Booker William Boteler Bobby Bouchillon Deborah Brady Melody Breeland Kathie Brown Shannon Burns Susan Butler James Cade David Calder Robert Caldwell Frances Centerbury Timothy Canterbury Jeffrey Carr Marilyn Clark Susan Clark Paula Colvin Kosciusko Cleveland Natchez Jackson Jackson Clinton Clinton Clinton Greenville Morton Slidell, La. Jackson Mendenhall Houston Columbus Meridian Raymond Noxapater Jackson Tylertown Vicksburg Forest Hazlehurst Kentwood, La. Greenwood Clinton Gautier Jackson Clinton Natchez Jackson Fort Gordon, Ga. 36 Ralph Compton, Jr. Jane Cooper Richard Courtney Leigh Craft Donald Crawford Janis Crawford Pamela Crawford Mary Carol Criss Robert Crocker Amanda Crothers Jimmie Crow James Cruise Linda Culpepper Rose Davidson Barbara Davis Judy Davis Susan Dawkins Mary Dees Peggy Dees Linda Dickerson Patricia Donahoe Janice Duckworth Alan Dukes Margaret Dunnam James Estes Carolyn Farber Stephanie Faulkner Cynthia Finch Rebecca Flowers Terri Forbes Carol Frizzell Susan Furlow Memphis, Tenn. New Hebron Jackson Tylertown Jackson Clinton Clinton Greenwood Cleveland Vidalia, La. Vicksburg Jackson Raymond Meridian Calhoun City Jackson Meridian Wesson Philadelphia Big Creek Indianola Mt. Olive Clinton Jackson Gulfport Magnolia, Ohio Clinton Jackson Senatobia Columbis Crystal Springs Jackson 37 ■ m Juniors Ruthie Gandy Mary Gibson Patricia Gilbert Barbara Gill Jimmy Johnson Joseph Johnson Barry Jones Debra Jones Bobby Glaze David Glaze Robert Goodman, Jr. Donald Granholm Jan Jones Michael Jones Nancy Jones Dwight Kent Olivia Grant Babette Graves David Green Martha Greer Mary King Jimmy Knight Carlos Kolb Richard Kneer Vickie Guthrie Joahn Haas Deborah Haigler Ronald Hamilton Linda Hatchett Michael Hennington Randall Herrington Debbie Hicks Margaret Hicks Deborah Hill Linda Hodge Deborah Hodges Ross Holleyman Shirley Hollingsworth Calvin Holmes Amos Hood J.R. Hurt Gloria Ingram Wayne Ivy Chris Jenkins Jackson Kilmichael Jackson Escataupa Tupelo Grand Bay, Ala. Tchula McComb Newton Clinton Meridian Grenada New Albany New Hebron Jackson New Hope, Ala. Jackson Biloxi Kosciusko Jackson Jackson Laurel Jackson Clinton Belzoni Tupelo Pascagoula Schlater Grand Bay, Ala. Terry Taylorsville Jackson Greenwood Vicksburg Vicksburg Indianola Mulberry, Fla. Tallapoosa, Ga. Meridian Holly Bluff Cleveland Sonoma, Cal. Hazlehurst Meridian I 38 I Barbara Langford Rebecca Langworthy Gene Lassetter Larry Lassiter Gwen Leach Marilyn Lewis Van Lewis John Little Cynthia Loftin Julia Long Deborah Lorenz James Love Nancy Lowery Joy Luebbert Donna Lum Michael Lunceford Henry Lyon David Madden Robert Majure Ingrid Manzione Carthage Pascagoula Clinton Jackson Brandon Starkville Natchez Mize Long Beach Tupelo Clinton Clinton Pascagoula Gretna, La. Jackson Calhoun City Canton Forest Quitman Vicenza, Italy 39 Juniors Gloria Marler Clinton Wanda Mason Jackson Debby Mathis Tupelo Lynda Mayfield Collins Joe McClain Mathiston Margaret McCluer Jackson Debra McCormick Clinton James McDonald Clinton Laureen McDonald Terry Susie Melton Newton Larry Miller Vicksburg Marilyn Miller Prentiss Sarah Mohamed Belzoni Janie Monroe Louisville Jeanie Monroe Louisville Don Moore Clinton David Morrow Clinton Sharon Morton Jackson John Mullens West Point Kay Myers Nashville, Tenn. Wanda Nail Kilmichael Deidre Nations Greenville Bill Nettles Brandon David Newell Brookhaven Sondra Newsome Clinton Becky Newton Jackson Kristi Nicholls Vicksburg Debra Nicholson Gulfport William Norman Summit Stephen Odom Pascagoula Debbie Parten Grand Bay, Al. Thomas Pearson Jackson Stanley Pendarvis Jackson Richard Polzin Jackson Linda Porch Jackson Joanne Posey Ellisville Daniel Powell Purvis Laura Prather Leland Lovisa Price Clinton Willie Price Meridian Wanda Purvis Brandon Brenda Quinn Noxapater Vicky Read Pearl Jane Reed East Point, Ga. Paul Reed Louisville Gale Reeves Atlanta, Ga. Charles Richardson Ponce, Puerto Rico Netta Richardson Meridian Janice Riley Prentiss Kathy Robertson Winfield, Ala. Ann Rogers Hattiesburg Cynthia Rollina Gloster Emily Rollins Centreville Elizabeth Russell Monticello Steven Rutland Jackson Randall Saxton Clinton Randy Sciggins Jackson Jeanette Scott Union Church James Self Pearl Ruby Shaw Gore Springs Beverly Shoemake Jackson Phyllis Shoemaker Clinton Teresa Simmons Jackson James Slater Jackson Jimmie Smith Philadelphia Johnny Smith Forest Libby Smith Jackson 40 41 I I Juniors Jan Sojourner Nan Sojourner Keith Solano Roxanne Sones Janice Speights Narcell Stamps Deborah Steen Glenn Stigler Paula Stringer John Tappan Bruce Tarbet Martha Taylor Robert Thornton Wallace Tisdale Charles Tope Richard Vogel Lynn Walker Roland Wall Robert Waterbury Debbie Wells Danny Williams Donna Williams Jay Willis Susan Williams James Wilson Richard Wilson Diane Winborne Arthur Wood Jack Wood Marcha Woodall Mary Woodall Stan Yates Crystal Springs Crystal Springs Richards Begauer, Mo. Vicksburg Monticello Edwards Vicksburg Tutwiler Gulfport Mississippi City Station Clinton Hattiesburg Raleigh Ellisville Clinton Jackson Jackson Brookhaven Gulfport Magee Jackson Roxie Pascagoula Memphis Gulfport Evansville, Ind. Brookhaven Belzoni Jackson McComb McComb Philadelphia 1 1 ( i 42 ! freshman class officers: front: Katri Hudspeth , treasurer; Angie Hubbard , reporter; bavid Price , chaplain; Carolyn LeSac , secretary; back, Rick Axtell, vice-president ; Steve Craves, president. Senior class officers: Don Smith, vice-president; Donna Brown , treasurer; Mike Pickle, chaplain; Lucy Parks secretary. Not pictured: Darrell Boggs. Sophomore class officers: Becky Clemmons, treasurer; Rich Malone, vice- president; Walter Ferrell, president; David Prevost , reporter; Eddie Graves, chaplain; Debbie Land, secretary. Junior class officers: Calvin Holmes , chaplain; Mary Carol Criss, Se cretary; Ed Richardson, president; Debbie Parten, treasurer; Gary Rice, Vlc e-president. 43 Seniors Liz Allen Jenny Anding Freddie Bagley Wayne Bailey Mary Baronowski Milton Barrett Vickie Beilis Diane Bennett Yazoo City Brookhaven Clinton Opp, Ala. Sardis Pine Bluff, Ark. New Orleans, La. Jackson Marsha Bickford Alessa Bishop Sammie Blackmon Larry Blalock Pelahatchie Clinton Sontag Jackson Martha Gail Blanchard Philip Blaylock Ruthie Blue Larry Bogard Magnolia, Ark. Jackson Madison Clinton Darrell Boggs Carl Boutwell Victor Bowman John Branning Laurel Jackson Pelahatchie Meridian 44 Samuel Brantley William Bratley Vinson Breland Betty Brewer Mike Brister Cynthia Brown Donna Brown Judy Brown Ralph Brown Cynthia Brumfield Myrna Brumfield Jane Brun Beverly Buckley Judith Buckley Janet Bullock Donald Buffington Viki Burnett Jerelyn Butler Michael Catt Deborah Chamblee Jackson Clinton Pascagoula Memphis, Tenn. Jackson Pace Clinton Jackson Jackson Tylertown Tylertown Marietta, Ga. Jackson Jackson Clinton Jackson Grandview, Mo. Jackson Pascagoula Clinton 45 Seniors Sarah Channell Joyce Clark Edward Cochran Kenny Coleman Cheryl Cook Scott Cook Teresa Coon Glennis Corder Martha Cox Dale Crawford Maxwell Crowe Terry Cutrer Deanna Dansby Rip Davis Kay Demoss Mary Denham Virginia Dixon Jon Doler Sheila Donald Floyd Doolittle I i I 46 Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Bay St. Louis Jackson Clinton Calhoun City Jackson Jackson Monroe, La. Pascagoula Jackson Jackson Crystal Springs Newton Vaughan Clinton Gulfport Atlanta, Ga. I Kenneth Douglas John Driscoll Michael Edwards Samuel Ellington Jacqueline Epting George Estes III Rhonda Fisher Joseph Fondren Gary Fontenot Karen Ford Linda Forsyth Judith Fortenberry Charles Foster Roy Fountain Debbie Francis James Francis Elizabeth Fudge James Fulton Joanie Gentry Lonna Gibson Wesson New Orleans, La. Tupelo Jackson Forest Gulfport Ocean Springs Union Jackson Jackson Memphis, Tenn. Ellisville Texarkana, Texas Forest Clinton Clinton Jackson Clinton Clinton Jackson 47 Seniors John Gill Judith Gore Dorothy Graham Robert Grantham Clinton Clinton Slidell, La. Jackson Brooks Griffin Mary Grogan Steve Hand Rosa Lee Harden Jackson Vicksburg Jackson Fulton Barry Hardy Clinton Stanley Harper Canton Janice Harvey Summit Patricia Harwood Lyon Patricia Herring Jackson Billy Hester Maben Elizabeth Hilbun Jackson Lee Hinton Jackson Carol Hodo Paul Hood Nancy Hopson Donna Hughes Jackson Jackson Jackson Belzoni 48 9 Molly Hurt Cletis Hux Sondra James Juanita Johnson Christy Jones Mary Jones Rivers Keith Alan Kilgore Marianna Kennedy Laurie Kirkland Dorothy Lambert Judy Lamar Sharon Langworthy Nina Lassetter Janet Lee Diane Lewis Randol Lindsay Linda Lofton Lynne Lofton Robert Lofton Tupelo Clinton Wesson Clinton Clinton State Line Jackson Clinton Greenwood Dallas, Texas Jackson Crystal Springs Pascagoula Clinton Clinton Chamblee, Ga. Clinton Brookhaven Clinton Brookhaven 49 Seniors Gavin Lott David Mabry Henry Magee Barry Martin Sally Massey Danita McCalip Sharon McCollum Linda McElveen Jimmy McGarr Marcia McMurtry Alton McWhorter Arthur Middleton Ellwood Middleton Barbette Milam Patricia Millsaps Garland Milner Lawana Mims Mamie Moore Thomas Mocre Robert Moulder Gulfport Lake Tylertown Memphis, Tenn. Meridian Clinton Memphis, Tenn. Jackson Jackson Clinton Jackson Jackson Jackson Greenwood Greenwood Jackson Grenada Clinton Jackson Jackson 50 Wayne Mullen Martha Murray Samuel Murray Ted Musgrove Ernest Myers Joan Myers Helen Nail Richard Nelson Joel Nitz Roger Norman Sandra Norris Debra Oliver Patricia O’Quin Ruth Osborn Lewis Oswalt Lucy Parks Paula Parrish Gary Pearce Rebecca Pichs Mike Pickle Pascagoula Liberty Brandon Clinton Nashville, Tennessee Jackson Raymond Jackson Jackson Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Raymond Hammond, Louisiana Columbus Greenville Baton Rouge, Louisiana Jackson, Mississippi Kosciusko 51 Seniors Patti Pearce Georgie Pigott Michael Pigott Janet Pittman Kathy Pitts Carol Polk Paul Polk Cynthia Poole Deborah Pope John Powell Mary Jane Preston Patricia Rainer Madelon Reed Teresa Rees Gail Reese Patricia Reeves Dennis Renfroe Nancy Rhodes Nancy Robertson Rebekah Robertson Amory Clinton Clinton Columbia Terry Clinton Clinton Monticello Marianna, Florida Baton Rouge, Louisiana McComb Jackson Jackson Jackson Lexington Forest Clinton Jackson Northridge, California Baton Rouge, Louisiana 52 Joseph Robinson Sarah Rounsavillee Gail Scruggs Carol Sessums Robert Shearer Charles Sherwood Ann Shoemake Sharon Shumate Jennifer Sims Bill Singletary Linda Sinquefield Beverly Smith Charles Smith David Smith, Jr. Don Smith Ernest Smith James Smith Margie Smith Freida Stovall Barbara Street Moss Point Jackson Okolona Forest Coldwater Jackson Jackson Meridian Bay Springs Clinton Jackson Vance Jackson Vicksburg Jackson Jackson Jackson Clinton Oxford Clinton 53 Seniors Robert Street Clinton Janice Stuard Clinton Beverly Stubblefield Ecru Alfred Stubblefield Jackson Robert Sumrall Diane Taylor Johnny Taylor Linda Taylor Gulfport Clinton Alexander City, Alabama Jackson James Thompson Clinton Jane Thompson Clinton William Thornton Florence Rebecca Touchstone Clinton Thomas Townsend Holli Traylor Danny Tuck Linda Turner Jackson Jackson Pascagoula Clinton Rose Mary Valentine Sharron Valentine David Vaughn Patricia Walker Clinton Jackson Bossier City, Louisiana Cleveland 54 Phil Walker, Independence Cynthia Wallace, Clinton Jeanne Wallace, Brookhaven Clyde Walrod, Jackson Amy Ward, Clinton Melissa Ward Mary Watson Robert Watts Richard Webb Canal Zone Vicksburg Jackson Forest Beverly Weeks Jackson Mary Jane Welch Aberdeen Carson Whitehead Jackson Bobby Whittington Jackson Edward Whitton Jackson Constance Wicks Jackson Bettye Williams Jackson Janet Williams Pearl Jenny Wilson, Vicksburg Viola Winborne, Brookhaven Deborah Woodall, Jackson Linda Woolley, Jackson Richard Zubic, Moss Point FEATURES “Md means friendship, warmth, and security: friendship because while a student here I met friends who are still friends k tho many years have passed Warmth bec ause of a strong Christian atmosphere radiating love and concern Security because it was here that I have been given an opportunity to teach in a school where people care about one another.” Inst rue tor in 1 1 umanities Mr. and Miss Mississippi College Scott Cook Judy Gore “Because to me Mississippi Colleg e means total development of the student in an atmosphere of Christian ideals, to be chosen as the male student in whom fellow- students felt the ideals of the college to be symbolized really overwhelmed me with a mixture of feelings: unworthiness, deep gratitude, and resolution to try harder than ever to develop the many strengths which the title implies.” Scott Cook “Looking back on four years, some of us ask ourselves, “Will it matter that I was here?” We then realize we should have asked that question when we first arrived. As far as the facts we’ve accumulated are concerned, they may become obsolete. It’s those real encounters with knowledge, people, and ourselves that we’ll keep.” Judy Gore 58 Most Beautiful Mary Dees 60 Miss Mississippi College Donna Williams 62 Runners-up First: Carol Frizzell Second: Angie Blaine Third: Valerie Hewes Fourth: J. Kelly 63 Homecoming Court Queen Joanie Gentry Escort: Scott Cook “How did I feel being Homecoming Queen? Mixed emotions rushed through my mind: delighted to know my friends had given me this honor and humbled that it was me!” Joanie Gentry Maid of Honor Marianna Kennedy Escort: Roy Fountain 64 Sophomore Maid Donna Dievert Escort: Walter Ferrell Freshman Maid Christi Turnbow Escort: Steve Gra ves Senior Maid Mary Watson Escort: Daryl Boggs Junior Maid Olivia Grant Escort: Ed Richardson 65 Favorites JUNIOR Ricky Courtney Ruthie Gandy SOPHOMORE Ijx Bowen Valerie Hewes David Prevost Donna Dievert FRESHMAN Nan Howard Rick Ax tel l Carolyn LeSac David Price Peggy McDaniel Katri Hudspeth A HACBY MlftWCf clostcr 4 a )jfr : fai Mitt. Juliet Ctm . fttM td T(W i| IlMi : Ptt4id Chfc Ms) Ut ity Widy. it « g d-v .. y ' . Z Zn ?A r. v ,:Vs : :■ ' tf ' S ' . .ik wm SAMHO0U JAttSM w i : u u.c,. kmhf : Mt Oumtf; Htmmm iffy tm IS.U. tafer bmi. Caattm. Wb 0mm . h tarn Mr. K p � YHf.A. Wi m@ 0 %: ' :’• r f ’ , . ' - ' V-.v r.r. ijv; vt � - 7; ■ ■ ' r - • .. A? Jr ♦ KEN LYLE SJA lWcM ' Mr. Mwj ■W A ? Tj 1 tr PENNY ML UAJfflW srsSiSS,- •; ' ’’ ' ■ ,, ' f‘ ; f f ' - . t ' -. ' . ' ' . v .• • ' ' • ' . Vr -i;v; HONORARIES Newcomers to MC are amazed at the number of students who achieve honors, mans with more than one Actually, the people who love MC know how outstanding the young people are and they expect (he high standards the students reach. 1 parent o an fC student I 69 WHO’S WHO Clyde Mark Bullock Larry Monroe Blalock William Darrell Boggs ; w Roy Jefferson Fountain Elizabeth Roane Fudge 74 Marianna Kennedy Janet Stampley Lee Lawana Jo Mims Patricia Jean Millsaps 76 Teresa Lynn Myers J I 111 ! Beverly Gail Reese 77 Patti Gale Pierce Lucy Katherine Parks Mary Jane Welch 79 Beta Beta Beta Honorary Biology Society Row 1: Keith Solano, Judy Gore, Beverly Stubblefield, Andy Brumfield. Row 2: Mary Carol Criss, Roxanne Soames, Janice Harvey, Dr. Etna Pearson, Dorothy Graham, Donna Hughes. Row 3: Johnny Smith, Mr. Lewis Temple, Arthur Woods, Mrs. Susan Gibson, Mike Smith, Dr. Prentiss Cox, Rich Field. Cap and Gown Senior Women’s Honorary Society Row 1: Mary Jane Welch, Dr. Louise Griffith, Betty Fudge. Row 2: Joanie Gentry, Rose Mary Valentine, Judy Gore, Janet Lee, Teresa Myers, Jennifer Sims, Gail Reese. 80 Delta Omicron Honorary Music Society Row 1 : Cindy Sepaugh, Suzanne LeCren, Pam Box, Jan Riley, Linda Hatchett. Row 2: Alice Germany, Carolyn Farber, Kathy Murff, Debbie Parten, Joy Leubbert, Olivia Grant, Jean Wallace, Linda Forsythe, Brenda Sullivan. Row 3: Donna Williams, Kay Crouthers, Gloria Marlar, Debbie Stein, Jeannie Chappell. Kappa Delta Pi Honorary Education Society Row 1: Mrs. Ann Clark, Darlene Haggard, Pat O’Quinn, Dr. Eugene Farr. Row 2: Gail Schmidt, Beverly Buckley, Madelon Reed, K. W. Douglas. Row 3: Judy Gore, Diane Lewis, Deborah Lorenz, Larry Miller. Row 4: Joanie Gentry, Marilyn Miller, Debbie Oliver. Row 5: Vickie Guthrie. Nancv Robertson. Ri Delta Sigma Pi Honorary Business Society Row 1: David Compton, Calvin Holmes, Richard Polzin, Jimmy Estes. Row 2: George Sherman, Bud Cochran, Gary Rice, Don Haskins, Mike Locklin, Narcelle Stamps, Rich Savadora, Dr. Jerald Lee, Mark Bullock, Randy Saxton, Roy Fountain. 82 Omicron Delta Kappa Honorary Men’s Society Row 1: Lewis Oswalt, Steve Grantham, Mike Brister. Row 2: Byron Cutrer, Larry Blalock, Archie Howard, James Wilson. Row 3: Mike Edwards, Dr. Craig Whitlock, Roy Fountain, Todd Sherwood, Lee Dukes. Pi Gamma Mu Honorary Social Studies Society Row 1: Kay Donahoe, Gail Reese, Buddy Stallings, Betty Fudge, Sally Massey. Row 2: Mrs. Suzanna Grogan, Mary Jo Stubblefield. Row 3: 83 Marzine Eakes, Barry Martin, Cindy Pool. Phi Beta Lambda National Business Education Association Row 1: Kenny Coleman, Mrs. Margarett Huggins, Sharon Nutt, Sharon Morton, Barbara Gill, Vicki Burnett, Miss Frances Skulley, Molly Hurt. Row 2: Dale Crawford, Robert Watts, Jennifer Sims, Patsy Slay, Susan Greer. 84 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Theta Kappa Chapter Honorary Music Society Row 1: Mr. Billy Trotter, Hugh Plunkett, Joe Robinson, Linda Forsythe, Mike Edwards, Pat Dickson, Dwight Kent. Row 2: Russell Kyzar, Glen Barnes, Rusty Foster, David Prevost, Keith Lang, Rich Malone, Byron Cutrer. Row 3: Larry Miller, Johnny Driscoll, Allen Comfort, K. W. Douglas, Doug Polk, Paul Harper, Bill Bratley, Roy Fountain. Row 4: Bobby Davis, Robert Goodman, Kenneth Michels, Terry Russell, James Francis, Jerry Aultman. 85 Pi Kappa Delta Honorary Speech Society Pat Dickson, Allen Comfort, Judy Lewis, Karen McElveen Pi Omega Honorary Business Education Society Row 1: Madelon Reed, Debbie Oliver, Sharon Morton, Patricia Gilbert. Row 2: Miss Frances Skulley, Luanne Hogue, Jane Cooper, Barbara Gill, Sheila Donald, Cynthia Rollins, Mrs. Margarett Huggins. 86 Sigma Tau Delta Honorary English Society L to R: Nancy Hopson, Dr. Sarah Rouse, Ken Golden, Christi Jones, Mr. Hugh Prevost, Dr. Ralph Howell, David Vaughn, Lee Emling, Beverly Buckley. Sigma Pi Sigma Honorary Physics Society Row 1: Dr. Ray Winton, Steve Grantham, Paul McCoy. Row 2: Robert Polk, Dr. Craig Whitlock, Paul Reed, Jerry Scoggins. 87 i Alpha Chi Honorary Scholastic Society Seated: Gail Reese, Jennifer Sims. Row 1: Tricia Gilbert, Madelon Reed, Ann Shoemake, Jan Riley, Jean Black, Tricia Harwood, Sharon Morton, Linda Forsythe, Cindy Brumfield, Mary Jane Welch, Jean Wallace, Beverly Buckley, Dr. Joe Cooper, Eddie Brown, Olivia Grant, Steve Grantham Dr. Walter Howell, Susan Dawkins. Not pictured: Buddy Stallings and Diane Hollingsworth. Alpha Epsilon Delta Honorary Premedical Society Row 1: Cindy Brumfield, Janice Harvey, Martha Murray. Row 2: Rich Field, Mrs. Susan Gibson, Jan Jones, Donna Hughes, Roxanne Soames, James Wilson. Row 3: Mr. Lewis Temple, Dr. Etna Pearson, Mary Carol Criss, Dr. Prentiss Cox. 88 Alpha Lambda Delta Freshman Honorary Society Row 1 : Carol Hogue, Shannon Shelton, Sherry Norbury, Valerie Hewes. Row 2: Dr. Louise Griffith, Linda Ray, Alice Gong, Diane Nations, Carrie Cotton, Mary Bean, Donna Foster, Kathy Thurmond, Jennie Harwood, Jan Riley, Susan Greer, Jeannie Chappell. Alpha Psi Omega Honorary Dramatic Society Row 1: Jimmy Johnson, Laurie Kirkland, Rick Wilson. Row 2: Chuck Tope, Karen McElveen, Gene Lassetter, Charlie Ray. 89 4 k W X % jfr L • r ' • v ' . : ' ' ’■ ..W � ... , s H 4m‘ V V ' . ■ . ■ • ' i Wu .i wi • ' -v ' ■ •■ x f + v-; f- ■ i � . SfSre-si Cheerleaders were 1-r: Connie Wicks Rice, Gary Rice, John Kittrell, Cindy Rice, Jimmy Estes, Linda Russum, Jeannie Freeman, and Steve Compton, head cheerleader. Cheerleaders. 92 An Integral Part Of School Spirit 93 r ? 73 Football Season Showed Increase in Playing Depth MC Coaching Staff: Jerrell Purvis, Defensive Backs; Hap Hudson, Defensive Line; Head Coach John Williams; Ed Nixon, Wide Receivers; Terry McMillan, Offensive Backs. OFFENSIVE STARTERS 42 Mickey Parker SE 62 Larry Bogard WT 60 Bobby Whittington WG 52 Ray Archer C 66 Jimmy Thompson SG 77 Jim Fries ST 84 Bob, Harrison TE 16 Mike Wallis QB 32 Robert Felton HB 26 Robert Hill WB 45 Ross Holleyman FB DEFENSIVE STARTERS 81 Boyd Bayles LE 68 Charles Seiz LT 89 Larry Evans NG 73 Jessie Terrell RT 83 Steve Johnson RE 65 Leonard Frazier LLB 35 Allan Hawkins RLB 28 Rufus Gladney LHB 27 Robert Street RHB 41 Anthony Saway FS 31 Lane Cole SS 94 Choctaws get tough preparing for first home game Choctaw wrestles for extra yardage against Florence State. • V, -V. ' � ■ + id Mac Barnes calls signal for crucial second down play against Arkansas-Nlonticello. Wallis breaks through Florence State defensive line. The Choctaws ended the 1973 football season with a 6-4 record. Just a look at the record does not reveal the actual play of the season. Fans who traveled to the games and came to Robinson Field saw it as a season of great playing. Although the Choctaws were soundly defeated a few times, several bitter defeats by less than three points each turned a possible winning season into a losing one. This first year in the Gulf South Athletic Conference saw Choctaw wingback, Robert Hill, set a GSC record for most passes caught in a season. With 54 catches for 754 yards and 6 touchdowns, Hill put himself and Mississippi College in the annals of Gulf South history. The season opened with the Choctaws traveling to Arkedelphia, Arkansas to face Henderson State. The Chocs carried a 7-0 lead into the fourth quarter. The Reddies exploded in the fourth with 2 TD’s and a field goal to defeat the Choctaws 17-7. Gladney made the sole MC touchdown with a 50-yard interception run. The next 2 games ended in defeats to Southern State of Arkansas and Delta State. The MC team held a 20-0 lead at halftime and let it slip out of their hands by 2 points for a final score 28-26. Booger Red throws Lion for a FSU loss. 96 The next week the Choctaws met the Statesmen of Delta State College in a thoroughly exciting game. Delta State led 14-10 at halftime and after a grueling second half, the C hoctaws had come within 1 point of the Statesmen to give DSC a 14-13 win. The Choctaws traveled to Florence State on Oct. 6 where the team snapped its losing streak to spoil the FSU Homecoming Festivities; they downed the Lions 26-7. This was the 2nd GSC game for the tribe. That afternoon, players, Hill, Wallis, Nixon and Holleyman, ran for the MC touchdowns. October 13 was a homecoming of sorts. Not the annual homecoming, but a homecoming for Head Football Coach, John Williams, when the MC team traveled to Biloxi to meet Nicholls State of Louisiana. With Biloxi native, Mike Wallis calling the signals, the Chocs pounded the Colonels 21-7 for a second Gulf South victory. The next week the Choctaws came home to a defeat by the Livingston State University Tigers. The Tigers proved to be one of the roughest teams of the grid season, holding MC to a mere field goal by Danny Powell while scoring 24 points. Next week was homecoming and an overflow crowd saw the Chocs shut out the University of Arkansas 21-0. Touchdowns by Holleyman, Hill, and Parker and three kicks by Powell climaxed the annual homecoming activities. The final weekend in November saw the Chocs go against their fourth Arkansas team of the season. The Choctaws traveled to Conway, Arkansas, to battle the Bears of State College of Arkansas. The Bears led in scoring through the game, but it was another of those slim losses with the final score MC 24 and State College 27. The next week was a repeat of the Delta State game with Ouachita University went back to Arkansas with a 14-13 win over the Chocs. The last game of the season proved to be the most exciting. With five seconds remaining in the game, Barnes fired to Hill for the score. Pandemonium broke out and the 73 season ended with a record of playing of which they could be proud. Chocs leap in air to stop Statesman. Felton attempts to break opponent’s tackle. p Wallis gains crucial first down against Arkansas-Monticello. 99 Allan Hawkins and Larry Evans climb off toppled Boll Weevil. Holleyman scrambles to gain yardage in Homecoming upset against Florence State. 100 New basketball coach leads MC to place of prominence in first year in Gulf South. Ted Musgrove James Hearn Danny Williams Jinny Nail Mike Jones Buck French A1 Shearer Randy Clemens Mike Cannon Sammy Blackmon Otis Goodin Willie Price Joe Fondren Dr. Doug Hines Barry Corbett Mike Nienaber 102 High Scorers To Date of Publication James Hearn Arkansas-Monticello Willie Price Belhaven James Hearn William Carey Sammy Blackmon Arkansas-Monticello Buck French Arkansas-Monticello Buck French withstands the mounting Gamecock pressure. French and Blackmon attempt to foil a Gamecock play. HI The Choctaws had a new look for the 1973-74 basketball season — a look that packed Alumni Hall. Mississippi College’s premiere year in the Gulf South Conference proved to be very exciting. Also making a premiere was Dr. Doug Hines who joined the MC coaching staff as head basketball coach in the fall semester. Dr. Hines took the cagers and taught them a new kind of ballgame — a type that had not been played at MC in many years. The season opened dimly with a defeat to the University of Arkansas-Monticello. The Tribe showed promise with excellent players such as James Hearn who led the scoring for MC with 16 points. The Choctaws then went against Belhaven and William Carey for two consecutive wins. Willie Price and James Hearn were high scorers for the Chocs with 28 and 26 points respectively. The next five games were good for only one win when the Chocs got revenge for the season opener by defeating Arkansas-Monticello 54-47. Sammy Blackmon and Buck French emerged to joip the list of top scorers. The first Gulf South Conference contest was against the University of Tennessee-Martin. The MC victory launched the Chocs into the GSC as winners. The second game of the Gulf South series was a win over Delta State. This was followed by victories over other conference teams that included Nicholls State and Southeastern Louisiana University. By this time MC was in a multiple tie for the conference leadership. A loss to Northwestern State, Louisiana knocked the Chocs from first but they held on to a close second in conference play with wins over Delta State, Troy State, and Jacksonville State. Number 43 gives MC two needed points. Goodin goes up for Choctaw rebound. 104 A ' I 106 Buck French sets off scoring play against the Trojans. 107 Ill Track and Field Above: The Choctaws line up for Home- coming meet. 112 Track member get pre-run strategy. 113 1 4 Waterbury demonstrates his prowess with the discus. Soccer i I 3 i The MC soccer team this year was one of the outstanding soccer teams in the state. Although not officially supported by the Gulf South Conference, the team played many games across the state. Winning was more common than losing. This year saw enthusiasm for the sport grow as did efforts toward collegiate backing. James Cade and Steve Glaze in one of the afternoon practice sessions. MC player keeps ball away from Jackson State opponent. Choc soccer team dominated the match with Ole Miss. 114 Coach Luna gives pointers in practice session at Whittington Soccer Field. Team members were: kneeling 1-r: James Cade, Bob Naughton, Lewis Oswalt, Mark Barrett, Glen Hunt, Carl Kolb, Mike Myers, Philip Pierce. Standing, 1-r: Coach Robert Luna, Rex Henderson, Steve Glaze, Paul Gore, Banshuki, Jimmy Kolb, Doug Burnett, Father O’Brien. 115 Steve Yawn, Darrell Newman, David Newman, Wayne Mullen — seated: standing — Stanley Harper, Marty Maltby, Ricky Courtney, Ed Richardson. 1974 Tennis 3 1-2 Mississippi Indoor Tournament (Millsaps) 3 6 Millsaps (home) 3 8 Southeastern (there) 3 13 U.S.M. (there) 3 1 4 Ole Miss (there) 3 1 5 Arkansas State (home) 3 18 Millsaps (there) 3 20 William Carey (there) 3 22 Delta State (home) 3 25 Southeastern (home) 3 26 Northern Iowa (home) 4 3 William Carey (home) 4 5-6 Big Gold Invitational (U.S.M.) 4 19-20 Mississippi Intercollegiate Tournament (Millsaps) 4 22 Delta State (there) 4 27 U.S.M. (home a.m.) 4 27 Ole Miss, (home-p.m.) 4 29-30 Gulf South Conference (Jackson) 116 Women’s Sports 117 Women’s Basketball The female counterpart of the Choctaw basketball team really made their school and themselves known this year, for they were the second top women’s basketball team in the nation! Starting with a winning season locally, these fine players went on to win 1st in the Memphis State Invitational Tournament, the LSU Tournament, MC’s own tournament, 5th in the Houston Tournament, and won State and Regional playoffs. They then went to the National playoffs at Kansas State, Manhatten, Kansas, and won second in the nation. Two outstanding ballplayers, Alfreda Craft and Glenn Schmidt, won international honors by being chosen to play on the International Women’s Olympics basketball team! Jan Sojourner puts the ball up for two points. Members of the 1973 women’s basketball team were from 1-r: Jane Cooper, Manager, Jackie Cooper, Rita Easterling, Sybil May, Angelia Ramsey, Connie Smith, Alfreda Craft, Glenda Carpenter, Glenn Schmidt, Carolyn Rogers, and Jan Sojourner. 118 Volleyball The success of the volleyball team this year proved the strength of the women’s physical education program at MC. Placing third and second in tournaments held at Louisiana State University and Mississippi State University respectively the girls continued the season with a very fine record. Row one: Mary Beth Grogan, Abby Dunlap, Pam Habeeb. Row two: Susan Grames, Glenn Schmidt, Ginger Gandy. Row three: Rita Easterling, Gretchen Smith, Carol Tissue, and Alfreda Craft. 119 } 0 W ORGANIZATIONS f t I k collide. The campus should he s clubs make t ood impressions. . 1 Sophomore The campus’s clubs definitely determine what sort of impression one receives busy and alive with activities, and only clubs can accomplish thi s. I think M( r-j, rfavnt EMI L jy L U ? ' ■ ! CtV , l r, m iiai Student Body Association Scott Cook, President MY YEAR AS SBA PRESIDENT It seems such a short time ago that the induction ceremonies occurred in which I accepted the responsibilities of the presidency of the Student Body Association of our college. Yet, the many events of the intervening months have filled that time span with significance. Of the year as a whole, let me say generally that the routine duties assigned to your SBA officers by the constitution and by tradition have run well, thanks to very wonderful cooperation of the members of our Executive Council. To those routine responsibilities we have added this year some new services to facilitate student life; our “Thoughts For the Week” board, a new news board to announce and emphasize coming events effectively, and the upgrading of our sound equipment. Though the meetings of our Student Senate may normally be regarded as one of the routine activities of your SBA, the functioning of the Senate this year has been outstanding in its regularity, responsibility, and achieve- ment; and the greater credit for this outstanding year of our Student Senate is attributable to our SBA Vice President, Roy Fountain, who has given remarkable leadership to that group. In the year-long conduct of SBA affairs, your officers have been almost inexpressibly grateful to two members of the administrative staff of the college for their tremendous help: Dr. Scott, Dean of Students, who has given priceless guidance in every instance in which we have called upon him, and Jan Hederman, Director of Student Activities, whose truly beautiful spirit of understanding and helpfulness made our responsibilities easier and happier. But, more than anything else characterizing this session’s SBA activities has been the very wonderful spirit of understanding, effort, and cooperation that has permeated those activities and has added a very real glow of happiness to the year. In a more personal way, what has been my own reaction to this year of having the privilege of being your SBA president? Let me say simply, sincerely, and with humble gratitude: this year has been the greatest challenge of my life thus far, and I have never for an hour ceased to remember that only my best in thought, planning, and effort would be worthy of the student body of Mississippi College and its confidence in choosing me for leadership. From the very beginning of my official responsibilities, I gave much time, thought, and prayer to trying to determine my chief hopes for our student body of the 1973-1974 session. Some of those hopes have been these: 1) a smooth and happy operation of the routine duties of the SBA with the widest possible participation of our student body; 2) the best lyceum series ever; 3) a strong sense of Christian friendship and understanding throughout our student body; 4) a student-body-wide realization that, even though Mississippi College is a Christian school, we as students not take for granted that individual spiritual development would occur automatically, but that spiritual maturity must come through conscientious, intelligent, individual desire and effort. Even more personally, let me say that for me the year has been one of continuing self-examination, a realization of my own need for greater spiritual growth, for deeper and wider understanding of people, and for a growing appreciation and respect for every individual in our college. The challenge has led me to the discovery of some inadequacies and needs, to a weeding out of some weaknesses, and to the cultivation of some new strengths. Quite naturally, there have been times of “headache” along the way, but those times have been completely offset by the deep joy and gratification of working with my wonderful fellow students in a service capacity. To capsule the year for myself and the student body, I can say that, though there have been inevitable shortcomings and times of under-achievement, the year as a whole has been a good and happy one. To whom and what may the really good things of this year be attributed? I say with the deepest sincerity and gratitude that five words from a religious folk song of our day give the answer: “To God Be The Glory!” Scott Cook, SBA President. 122 Tom Pearson, Attorney George Estes, Chief Justice Lawana Mims, Secretary Treasurer 123 Senate: Row 1: Jeanne Smith, Leigh Bostick, Walter Ferrell, Shannon Shelton, Steve Graves, Alice Gong, Mark Bullock. Row 2: Ricky McPhail, Donna Brown, Benny Riley, Roy Fountain, Rosalie Hardin, Craig Pascoe, Diane Nations, Mike Pickle. Row 3: Philip Pierce, David Madden, Steve Calder, Kerry Gaston. Roy Fountain, Vice-President Senate and SBA Officers SBA sponsored many popular activities and several excellent Lyceum programs. MC was honored to have Ann Landers speak as one of the Lyceum programs. Laughter was heard during SBA’s Fresh- man orientation, when the new students wore beannies and had shaving cream fights. SBA Judicial Council George Estes, Joanie Gentry, Teddy Bouchillon, Rollo Wall, Jane Reed, Barry Hardy, Viki Burnett. ( J E. ; ' i 124 Publications Council Row 1: Mr. Norman Gough, Laurie Kirkland, Donna Brown, Mrs. Hudson, Kathy Morris, Mrs. Skulley, David Vaughn. Row 2: Dr. Davis, Miss Peckham, Dr. Germany, Butch Hood, Mr. Walsch. Arrowhead David Vaughn, Editor Eddie Brown, David Vaughn, Sam Prestridge 126 Collegian Editor, Kathy Morris Business Manager, Butch Hood Row 1: Craig Pascoe, Becky Newton, Butch Hood, Ernie Myers, Mark Gordon. Row 2: David Allen, Sam Prestridge, David Moody, Dave Collum. 127 1974 Tribesman Staff 128 Business Manager Donna Brown Editor Laurie Kirkland Photographer Dave Calder I I p Features and Honors, Peggy McDaniel Organizations, Mary Edith Hobgood and Teresa Terrell I An exciting Scene from Don Quixote. Tribal Players The Tribal Players performed three remarkable plays this year — Courage, The Christmas Tree, and Don Quixote. Courage is a modern adaption of Crane’s The Red Badge of Courage. The cast consisted of fifteen boys and one girl, with David Price and Brad Ramsey portraying the two conflicting sides of the main character. The Christmas Tree is a play about believing. Here the main character, Brother Rabbit, learns that giving is much better than greed. Don Quixote is a take-off from Cervantes’s book wherein the main character leaves his home in search of romance. Karen McKelveen, a senior speech major, wrote both of the children’s plays. Bottom to top, left to right: Steve Rachel, Jimmy Johnson, Kerry Gaston, Johnny Taylor, Gene Lassiter, Laurie Kirkland, Jean Black, Karen McElveen, Rick Wilson, Dale Smith, Chuck Tope, John Lever, Jim Pepper, Charlie Ray, and David Price. 130 Makeup time! David Price and Brad Ramsey in a poignant scene from Courage. ■ Nursing Club Senior Nurses: Counterclockwise, beginning at left: Linda Turner, Kay Franklin, Glennis Corder, Patti Treadway, Tressa Gill, Teresa Coon, Nina Lassetter, Sandra Kelly, Sharon Langworthy, and Beverly Weeks. Freshman Nurses: Nan Howard, Rachel Wilson, Rachel Byrd, Jackie Brooks, Terry Fahay, Becky Beckenbaugh, Debbie Baxter, Jenny Kennedy, and Leigh Bostick. r i lz tz I 1 Junior Nurses Row 1: Jan Pittman, Peggy Hicks, Marilyn Lewis, Ruthie Blue, Debbie Benson. Row 2: Diedra Nations, Becky Alexander, Jane Langford, Mary Anne Gibson, Vicki Beilis. Row 3: Ouida Doyle, Marilyn Clark, Lynn Greer, Brenda Quinn, Dawn Langworthy. Row 4: Kay Johnston, Phyllis Thompson, Bunnie Armfield, Laura King. Row 5: Ron Knight, Jean Smith, Terrel Yonkers. Sophomore Nurses Row 1: Linda White, Melinda Austin, Cindy Nowell, Jennifer Gatlin, Joan Blackmon, Debbie Gladney, Shirley Liddell. Row 2: Karen Presley, Netta Richardson, Barbro Ates, Patty Miller, Gail Summers, Melanie Lee, Janice Tyner, Sheila Woods. Row 3: Marcia McAdory, Susie Pennington, Teresa Birchfield, Donna Dievert, Carol Houge, Cheryl Gillen, Joan Schmidt. Not Pictured: Jane Nicholls. 133 Student Education Association Clockwise from top and center — Betty Brewer, Jane Reed, Jan King, Mary Beth Grogan, Gail Scruggs, Jane Dunn, Nancy Robertson, Mary Brown, Suzanne Byrd, Debbie Oliver, Becky Touchstone, Anne Tutt, Tricia Gilbert, Laurie Kirkland, Marilyn Miller, Cindy Cretin, Susan Dawkins, Susan Furlow, Diane Lewis, Joanie Gentry (President), Dain Hayes. Math Club Row 1: Dr. Wendell Deer, Margaret McClure, JoAnn Haas, Marie Griffith, Becky Touchstone, Dr. Paul Ohme, Dr. James Burnside. Row 2: John Lever, Russell Broom, Olivia Grant, Teresa Terrell, Debbie Woodall, Carol Frizell, K.W. Douglas, Jerry Scoggins, Clyde Walrod. Sociology Club Row 1: Debbie Lewis, Sally Massey, Kathy Robertson. Row 2: Mary Jo Stubblefield, Cindy Poole, Rosie Davidson, Kay Donahoe (President). Home Economics Club Front: Laura Taylor, Sandra Anderson, Shannon Shelton, Mrs. Caperton, Sandra Martin, Martha Taylor, Debbie Davenport, Madonna Hembree. Back: Viola Winborne, Jeannie Carter, Ann Rodgers. i s 135 American Chemical Society Row 1: Alice Gong, Diane Nations, Jimmy Stuard. Row 2: Becky Clemens, Glenn Barnes, Ricky McPhail, Joey Glorioso. Row 3: Nicky Ferguson, Cary Cotten, Dr. Germany, Dr. Leard. Row 4: Philip Goforth, Don Marcele, Milton Barrett, Don Sessums. Row 5: Jay Willis, John Moffitt, Marty Myers, Harris Barrett, Dr. Cannon, Clyde Walrod, Dr. Legg, and Dr. Parks. it H 1 Art Club (Seated) Carol Hodo, Allan Forbes, Tricia Harwood, Beverly Hubbard; (Standing) Steve Whitlow, Diane Nations, Diane Winborne, Gene Lassetter, Teresa Rees, Melanie Downs, Mr. Alexander; (On top) Ingrid Manzione, Deb Price, Rodney Van Cross. 136 Pre-Legal Club Row 1 — William Spencer, Debbie Hodges, Rick Courtney, Mr. Hicks, Dr. McMillan, Gail Reese, Danny Collum, Bob Waterbury, Sharon Nutt. Row 2 — Mike Walker, Thomas Brame, David Moody, Craig Pascoe, Jeffrey Carr, Phil Pierce, Mike Jarrett. Row 1 — Gretchen Smith, Mary Beth Grogan, Pam Habeeb, Nan Sojourner; Row 2 — Mrs. Moss, Jeannie Pollock, Susan Grames, Linda Hatchett, Jan Sojourner, Marcia McMurty, Mrs. Newman. 137 Women’s Recreation Association Hour of Power Choir Row 1: Kathy Wade, Susan Dawkins, Debbie Land, Linda White, Becky Smith, Denise Peters, Tom Cox, Linda Soles, Dianne Hollingsworth, Linda Harris, Robin Keathley, Phil Walker, Debbie Davenport. Row 2: Carolyn LeSac, Suzanne Blackwell, Leigh Bostick, Suzanne Burg, Ruby Shaw, Becky Beckenbaugh, Vicki Hillman, Claire Trawick, Jennie Harwood, Harold Hill, Shelia Donald, Lex Bowen, Buddy Stallings, Tanner Riley (Director), Nancy Calcote. Row 3: Beverly Barber, Russell Broome, Marie Griffith, Karen Lovell, Debbie Nicholls, Pam Knight, Debbie Townsend, Ferebe Gasque, Lovisa Price, Sue Leslie, Susan Green, Mary Bean, Henry Magee, Mike Mahan, John Tappan, Judy Fortenberry, Patty Allen, Pat Hannaford, James Dewett, Gene Lassiter. Row 4: Dale McPhail, Laura Prather, Sammy Gunter, Eddie Hartzog, Larry Whisenant, Allen Reiner, David Douglas. Row 5: Frank Fancher, Rick Axtell, Becky Wise v XKT X f — D n — 1 T 1 D:n McCann, Bill Boteler, Becky Touchstone. (On ground) Kay Donahoe, June Holbrook, Brenda Hunt, Mary Beth Grogan, Phillip Travis, John Reed, Debra Ford, Melanie Downs, Joannie Driscoll, Debbie Pope, Shelia Woods, Lynn Walker, Lisa Lyle, Cathy Bythewood, Debbie Baxter, Edwina McNeil, Susan Furlow, Lonna Gibson, Judy Bardwell, Mary Lee Jones, Beverly McElveen, Eddie Broadhead, Nan Howard, Linda Sinquefield, Annette Forsythe, Elizabeth Russell, Trudy Stork, Ben Oliver (Director), Lonnie Stewart. (At left on bars) Judy Gore, Babette Graves, Marlene Davis, Steve Graves, Harold Harmon, Bill Waltman, Cindy Finch, Johnny Driscoll, Bruce Foste , Carol Frizzell. 138 Vesper Choir L. Buddy Stallings, Student Director C. Tanner Riley, Director R. Phil Walker, President Women’s and Men’s Affairs Boards Lucy Parks, Mary Carol Criss, Ruthie Gandy, Jennifer Sims, Valerie Hewes, Jan King, Barbara Rushing. Johnny Smith, Glenn Dowdle, Chuck Galey, Jay Willis, Byron Cutrer. Resident Assistants Resident Men’s Dorm Managers and Floor Counsellors Seated — Mrs. Lottye Cook, Mrs. Katherine Holland; Standing — Mrs. Pauline Everett; Not Pictured — Miss Fran Halford. Advisors Tricia Harwood, Judy Gore, Becky Touchstone, Laurie Kirkland, Gail Scruggs, Kathy Pitts, Joyce Clark, Beverly Stubblefield, Darlene Haggard. Seated— Mike Edwards, Steve Caldwell, Terry Cutrer; 1st row— Larry Blalock, Mac Barnes, Boyd Bales, Dwight Kent Ed Richardson, James Wilson, Steve Campbell; 2nd row— Rick Wilson, Lewis Oswalt, Butch Hood, Wayne Mullen, Todd Sherwood. 141 Cantata Choir 142 Concert Choir Row 1 — Joy Lynn Covington, Terri Forbes, Marianna Kennedy, Linda Ray, Alice Germany, Jill Sims, Debbie Howard, Judy Hegwood, SuAnne Young, Jan Riley, Kathy Rein, Gloria Marler. Row 2 — Lucy Redd, Debbie Francis, Donna Williams, Donna Lum, Becky Henderson, Laura Bingham, Kathy Murf, Beth Miller, Rhonda Carroll, Debbie Peeples, Rhonda Fisher, Susan Clark, Linda Forsyth, Judy Davis, Freida Stovall, Phyllis Shoemaker. Row 3 — Tim Canterbury, Kenny Adams, Jerry Aultman, David Thompson, Bill Brunson, Wayne Polk, Dan Guest, Hugh Plunkett, Mike Lunceford, Doug Polk, Joe Nichols, Lewis Oswalt, James Francis, Joe Robinson. Row 4 — David Madden, Robert Goodman, Danny Brock, Clyde Cranford, Rich Malone, Larry White, Mike Edwards, Chris Jenkins, Bill Bratley, Wayne Robbins, Paul Harper, Terry Jones. 1st Row — Martha Stovall, Katri Hudspeth, Debra Jones, Kathy Pitts, Carolyn Farber, Barbara Rushing, Linda Hatchett, Leigh Bostick, Barbara Chappell, Melinda Henderson; 2nd row — Debra Richmond, K. W. Douglas, Joel Nitz (student conductor), Jim Kemp, Steve Willis, David Raddin, Mike Cothran (president), Billy Hubbard, Debbie Parten; 3rd Row — Keith Morrison (vice-pres.), Phil Bradley, Roy Fountain, C. A. Southerland, Jerry Betts, Tommy Miller, Mike Hennington. (Bottom level) Becky Flowers, Millard Coulson, Donna Williams, Cathy Rein, David Madden, Jill Sims, Debbie Howard, Debbie Francis, Bill Nettles, Laura Bingham; (top level) Kenny Adams, Byron Cutrer, Jerry Aultman, Nicky Ferguson, James Francis, Chris Jenkins, Bill Bratley, Terry Jones, Rich Malone, Drew Wheat. The Naturals’ program on Homecoming Saturday really drew a big crowd. 1 Mississippi College Naturals 1 143 Marching Band � I James Adams, Dorothy Allen, Patti Allen, Eddie Arnold, Jerry Aultman, Rick Axtell, James Beemon, Philip Bradley, Douglass Burnett, Nancy Calcote, Cathy Collins, Tom Cox, Clyde Cranford, Kay Crothers, Byron Cutrer, Bobby Davis, James Dewett, Pat Dickson, Kenneth Douglas, David Douglas, Mike Edwards, J. J. Epting, Judy Fortenberry, Stan Foster, Marie Griffith, Sammy Gunter, Jerry Hall, Linda Harris, Harrell Hill, Steve Houck, Mary Jones, Dwight Kent, Russeii Kyzar, Randol Lindsay, John Little, Marcus Love, Joy Luebbert, Mike Mahan, Loretta Martin, Kenneth Michel, John Mullens, Brenda Munn, Martha Murray, Stokes Neal, Don Neal, John Owen, Debbie Peeples, Denise Peters, Hugh Plunkett, Doug Polk, Debbie Pope, Jo Anne Posey, Ronnie Posey, Laura Richard, Ian Richardson, Wayne Robbins, Joe Robinson, Ronald Russell, Terry Russell, Randall Saxton, Lonnie Stewart, Mary Jo Stubblefield, Martha Taylor, Priestly Taylor, Wallace Tisdale, Kathy Wade, John Weeks, Larry Whisenant, Linda White, Phyllis Shoemaker. Sarah Mohammed, Joanne Posey, Becky Alexander, and Jan Pittman. 144 Concert Band James Kenneth Adams, Dorothy Allen, Patti Allen, Jerry Aultman, Rick Axtell, James Beemon, Philip Bradley, Douglass Burnett, Nancy Calcote, Cathy Collins, Tom Cox, Clyde Cranford, Kay Crothers, Byron Cutrer, Bobby Davis, James Dewett, Pat Dickson, Mike Edwards, J. J. Eptings, Judy Fortenberry, Stan Foster, Marie Griffith, Sammy Gunter, Jerry Hall, Linda Harris, Harrell Hill, Steve Rouck, Mary Jones, Dwight Kent, Russell Kyzar, Randol Lindsay, Marcus Love, Joy Luebbert, Mike Mahan, Loretta Martin, Kenneth Michel, John Mullens, Brenda Munn, Martha Murray, Stokes Neal, Don Neal, John Owen, Debbie Peeples, Denise Peters, Hugh Plunkett, Doug Polk, Debbie Pope, Ronnie Posey, Laura Richard, Ian Richardson, Joe Robinson, Ronald Russell, Terry Russell, Randall Saxton, Phyllis Shoemaker, Martha Taylor, Wallace Tisdale, Kathy Wade, John Weeks, Larry Whisenant, Linda White, Jo Anne Posey, Larry Tierce, Van Larimore, David Cherry, James Weaver, Flag Corps Marsha Bickford, Mary Jane Riley, Pam Box, Sue Leslie, Jeannie Applewhite, Jeannie Freeman, Paula Box, Becky Cade, Suzanne Blackwell, Debbie Parten. History Club (Sitting) Jeffrey Carr, Mike Walker, Ernie Myers, Danny Collum, David Moody, Rick Courtney, Cindy Finch, Angie Hubbard, Mike Jarrett, Debbie Hodges; (Standing) Gail Reese , Sharon Nutt, Teddy Bouchillon, William Spencer, Sam Murray , Craig Pascoe, Dr. Howell , Dr. McMillan , Mr. Hicks, Thomas Brame, Lynn Walker, Phil Pierce, Kerry Gaston, Steve Rachel, Bob Waterbury. • denotes members of PHI ALPHA THETA. 146 Front to back, left to right, Row 1 — Cindy Bishop, Olivia Grant, Caro Dempsey; Row 2— Jeanie Monroe, Janie Monroe; Row 3 — Olivia Williams, Mary Dees, Laura Moore (president); Row 4— Ginger Jackson, Diane Nations; Row 5— Jan Ramsey, Lawana Mims, Vicki Little; Row 6— Julia Rodgers, Donna Dievert, Ruthie Gandy; Row 7 — Sarah Mohammed, Nancy Smith, Rosemary Powell; Row 8 — Angie Blaine, Debbie Steen. Modeling Squad Baptist Student Union 148 BSU Executive Council Row 1: Gail Blanchard, Kathy Thurmond, Debbie Pope, Brenda Munn, Pam Box, Jan Ramsay, Martha Taylor, Ruthie Gandy. Row 2: Laurie Kirkland, Gail Reese, Kay Donahoe, Bradley Pope (Director), Mary Jane Riley, Teresa Myers. Row 3: (Seated) Eddie Graves, Clint Purvis, Warren James, Terry Cutrer, Johnny Taylor, James Cruz, Phil Walker, Buddy Stallings, Tommy Anthony, Linda Sinquefield. Row 4: (Standing) Dave Calder, Donna Dievert, Shelia Donald, Darrell Boggs, Susan Dawkins, Paula Box, Mary Lee Jones. Freshman Council Row 1: Margaret Stubbs, Lisa Lyle, Steve Graves, David Price, Rick Axtell, Suzanne Blackwell, Lauren Koonce, Dale Smith, SuAnne Young. Row 2: Carolyn LeSac, Frank Fancher, Bill Waltman, Nan Howard, Clinton Purvis, Pam Prather. miwm. ' ’ _ A. 2 . .. 0— U‘ l Steering Committee: Ruthie Gandy, Terry Cutrer (President), Dave Calder, Laurie Kirkland, Buddy Stallings, Phil Walker. % “Why me, Lord?’ A 149 BSU Activities BSU lost a wonderful assistant director when Linda McKay got married. George Fields was a great entertainer during Religious Emphasis Week. The Puppet Ministry was most successful. Its members are: (kneeling) Bill McCann, David Price; (row 1) Kathy Bythewood, Teresa Myers, Melissa Ward, Jimmy Johnson; (row 2) Kathy Thurmond, Jim Pepper, Stan Pendarvis. BSU activities are times to learn what living means to many people and times to share with at least a few. MC’s Track Club Row 1 — Johnny Branning, David Whiteside, Ike Raley, Buddy Shepherd, Bob Waterbury, Debbie Price, sweetheart, Larry Blalock, Jack Wood, Robert Stewart; Row 2 — Mike Walker, Rollo Wall, Mike Bain, Ricky McPhail; Row 3 — Lee Dukes (president), Steve Campbell, Mrs. Lipsey, Tim Wallace, Jimmy Taylor, Dale McPhail; Row 4 — Kenny Saul, Mike Brister, Stan Yates. 152 Row 1 — Terry Blalock, Robert Street, Robert Hill, Mac Barnes, Larry Blalock, Jimmy Thompson, Stan Yates, Lee Dukes; Row 2 — Mike Bain, Bob Waterbury, Tim Wallace, Mike Walker, Lan Leavell, Bob Harrison, Benny Crawford, Andre Uzee, Gibbie McMillan. Fellowship of Christian Athletes M— Club Row 1 — Steve Little, Ross Holleyman, Mike Wallace, Robert Street, Lee Dukes, Charlie Smith, Jimmy Thompson (president), Billy Joe Coon, Mike Henslee, Garvin Lott; Row 2— Bob Harrison, Steve Johnson, Lane Cole, Hal Fletcher, Charles Cooper, Jim Fries, Larry Bogard, Mickey Parker, Ike Nixon; Row 3— Jack Wood, Rodney Murphy, Tommy Flowers, James Barnes, Larry Evans, Rich Fields, Lan Leavell, Robert Hill; Sweethearts: Pam Stewart and Suzanne Blackwell. Civitan Standing on bottom, left to right: Larry Miller, Roy Fountain, David Madden. 1st level: Dave Calder, Butch Hood, Warren James, Lewis Oswalt, Ed Richardson, Mike Pickle, Dr. McCarty (sponsor), Chuck Galey, Sweetheart Becky Alexander, John Reed, Arthur Middleton, Mark Bullock, Mike Edwards, Mike Lunceford, Terry Cutrer, Dennis Rowlen, Rick Wilson. 2nd level: Russ Brashier, Walter Ferrell, Roger Norman, Stan Harper, Ernie Myers, Glynn Dowale, Sweetheart Angie Blaine, Bill Nettles, Danny Collum. Among the varied activities that Civitan participated in was a mara- thon during Homecoming week from MC to the University of Arkansas at Monticello. The runners announced MC’s challenge to UA at their pep- rally. Although designed to boost Homecoming spirit, the run also prompted an undesirable side effect, as is evidenced by the picture below. Circle K James Cruise, Benny Riley, Rollo Wall, Sweetheart Toni Taylor, Johnny Smith, Ricky Courtney, Arthur Wood, Jack Wood. Circle K had a most rewarding year with projects that went from serious to social. In the fall, they had a bonfire pep rally. Later the guys gave an ice-cream social plus a date-night. In March, they had an annual campout with the boys from their Big Brother program at the Children’s Village. In April they attended a convention for the LA-MS-TN District of Circle K. The club’s major activity was their money-raising drive for Multiple Sclerosis. They had an education booth in the Student Center to pass out pamphlets. With roadblocks and other means, the club raised $700 to contribute to this worthy cause. 155 Intertribal Council Connie Rice’s dance illustrated KT’s rush party theme — “Love — Kissimee Style. Intertribal had an extremely busy rush season. Coke parties, rush parties, Preference Day, and Squeal Night kept the girls working hard. But everything went off smoothly and happily, with much fun included for all. Nenamoosha girls’ smiles won over the rushees. 156 1 Si Row 1 — Judy Gore, Ruthie Gandy, Tricia Gilbert, Marianna Kennedy; in back — Ruby Shaw, Becky Touch- stone, Joanie Gentry. Laguna Mice really brightened LT’s “Country Fair” rush party. Terry Jones charmed the rushees at ST’s rush party. 15 7 Kissimee Seated: Vicki Little, Cindy Hairston, Nini DeLashment, Jamie Lee, Deborah Burke, Cindy Rice, Beverly McElveen, Sandy Hooker, Sherry Norbury, Betty Brewer, Cindy Nowell, Gini Powers, Marilyn Lewis. Row 1: Mary Dees, Kathy Dixon, Lucy Redd, Nan Howard, Jan King, Jennie Gilbert, Debra Richmond, Laura Bingham, Olivia Grant. Row 2: Jenny Kennedy, Jackie Willis, Sandra Anderson, Sarah Mohammed, Margaret Stubbs, Donna Lum, Janice Duckworth, Katri Hudspeth, Debbie Davenport, Jan Ormond, Leigh Bostick, Karen Gardner, Joanie Gentry, Lawana Mims. Row 3: Marianna Kennedy, Linda Sinquefield, Shannon Shelton, Gini Applewhite, Linda Dickerson, Leah Gillespie, Kathy Meeks, Patsy Harrell, Laura Taylor, Tricia Walker, David Prevost (beau), Ann Rogers, Carol Frizell, Cynthia Smith, Jeanie Carter. Row 4: Jimmie Smith, Rachel Channel, Susan Clarke, Barri Butler, June Rogers, Janet Booth, Lauren Koonce, Jan Ramsey, Patricia Walker. Row 5: Sheila Woods, Diane Nations, Cary Cotten, Phyllis Shoemaker, Cindy Finch, and Lee Dukes (beau). “ ' A Kissimee girl is to be beautiful rather than to seem beautiful.’ Kissimees really work at attaining this goal through various projects and activities. There are many happy times spent working and relaxing together. KT girls feel rather fortunate to have such wonderful club sisters.” 158 ftfll KT Officers Seated: Marianna Kennedy, Pres., Joanie Gentry, Lawana Mims, V.P., Linda Sinquefield. Standing: Olivia Grant, Sherry Norbury, Jan Ormond, Jan King. 159 Laguna “What is Laguna all about? Well, the tribe’s goal is to make its girls happier and better-rounded. The girls strive to be at their best all the time. The overwhelming club unity is heart-warming. Their desire to serve others is inspiring. Most important of all, however, the girls form lasting friendships that will help them develop into a fuller maturity.” Row 1: Tricia Gilbert and Ruthie Gandy. Row 2: Mary Edith Hobgood, Beverly Hubbard, Jane Thompson, Kay Donahoe, Linda Hatchett. Row 3: Debbie Land, Rose Mary Valentine, Paula Box, Jackie Cooper, Debbie Parten, Pam Box, Jane Cooper, Abalene Canterbury. Row 4: Debbie Mathis, Martha Taylor, Debbie Howard, Donna Williams, Beth Loftin, Angela Allen, Laura Moore, Jean Mahaffey, Linda Russum, Dorothy Allen. Row 5: Jan Jones, Susan Williams, Suzanne Byrd, Sharon McCollum, Lonna Gibson, Babette Graves, Annette Forsythe, Linda White, Molly Hurt, Kristy Nicholls, Kathy Murf. Row 6: Marilyn Miller, Jane Reed, Jean Smith, Sybil May, Patsy Slay, Lisa Lyle, Barbara Brown, Kathy Newman, Linda Wise, Debra Thornton, Becky Alexander, Debbie Steen. Row 7: Ann Harding, Lynn Walker, Beverly Harding, Linda Ray. Row 8: Dr. McCarty (sponsor), Mary Jane Riley, Diana Williams, Sue Leslie, Jeanie Pollock, Diane Lewis, Susan Furlow, Janie Monroe, Peggy Hicks, Nancy Lowrey, Jeanie Monroe, Jill Simms, and Jay Willis, beau p LT Officers: Tricia Gilbert, Pres.; Ruthie Gandy, V. P. ; Jane Thompson ; Sharon McCollum; Rose Mary Valentine. Seniors, Beau, and Sponsor: Standing: Debra Thornton, Linda Wise, Molly Hurt, Jay Willis, Rose Mary Powell, Sharon McCollum, Jane Thornton and Dr. McC arty. Seated: Diane Lewis and Lonna Gibson. Nenamoosha Row 1: Mary Lee Jones, Billie Ruth Blalock, Donna Dievert, Jo Ann Posey, Terry Vickers, SuAnne Young, Debra Ford, Brenda Munn, Kathy Foster, Dianne Hollingsworth, Julia Long, Jan Riley, JoAnn Haas, Alice Gong, Jenny Harwood. Row 2: Becky Orr, Alice Germany, Melanie Leigh, Donna Brown, Mary Brown, Barbara Rushing, Lucy Parks, Becky Touchstone. Row 3: Mary Jane Welch, Julia Rogers, Judy Chin, Rosemary Powell, Mary Carol Criss, Patty Cranford, Linda Soles, Nancy Smith, Karen Powell, Suzanne Blackwell, Kathy Wade, Jefflyn Davis, Marcia McAdory. Row 4: Donna Foster, Betsy Woods, Cindy Huff, Debbie Baxter, Claire Trawick, Marie Griffith, Jane Webster, Christi Turnbow, Eva Jones, Carolyn LeSac, Viki Burnett, Sharon Shumate, Pat Hannaford, Gene Lasseter, Kathy Robertson, Robin Keathley, Gail Blanchard, Joan Leonhart, Judy Gore, Rick Axtell (Pledge beaux). Row 5: Becky Cade, Susan Dawkins, Mary Cox, Gail Reese, Valerie Hewes, Angie Hubbard, Kathy Bythewood. Row 6: Kathy Thurmond, Judy Ann Fortenberry, June Tate, Ginger Gandy, Mary Lou Nelms. “What is Nenamoosha? Well, our motto is “To be lovely within so as to be lovely without;” that explains a lot of it. It’s a group of girls helping each other to be lovely people, and all that involves — worshipping God together, serving others together, having fun together and just helping each other find her true self. As Margery Williams expressed it in a little book that has become so dear to us, “because once you are real, you can’t be ugly, except to people who don’t understand.” 162 NT Seniors: Judy Fortenberry, Lucy Parks, Pat Hannaford, Mary Jane Welch, Mary Lee Jones, Gail Blanchard, Donna Brown, Sharon Shumate, Gail Reese, (standing) Judy Gore, Becky Touchstone, Viki Burnett. NT proudly displayed its members accomplishments at its rush coke party. NT Officers: (front) Claire Trawick, Judy Gore (President), Alice Gong, Linda Soles, Gail Blanchard, Becky Touchstone, (standing) Kathy Thurmond, Gail Reese, Gene Lasseter, Valerie Hewes, Mary Brown, Marcia McAdory, Mary Jane Welch, Mary Lee Jones. 163 Swannanoa Top, left to right: Paula Colvin, Joy Luebbert, Mary Jo Stubblefield, Gwen Leach, Sondra James, Debbie Townsend, Barbara Cardin, Deborah Herrington. Bottom: Susan McClatchy, Jimmy Johnson (beau), Ruby Shaw, Margie Walker, Loretta Martin, Jackie Brooks, and Cathy Collins. ST Officers: Joy Luebbert, Pres., Ruby Shaw, V.P., Gwen Ixach, Sec., Deborah Herrington, Treas. m “Swannanoa? Why, its members are the greatest girls in the world! Their close fellowship and happy services show what it really means to follow the Golden Rule. Swannanoa girls try to develop grace, poise, and personality, but they also believe in involvement and concern for others. The friendliness of the ST girls is the link that holds the tribe together.” ■ 165 Even from the beginning of the school term, MC’s clubs have been busy with various activities. During the first few weeks, events centered around the freshman class. Fine people like Mary Watson entertained them at coffeehouses. A coke party was held at Dr. and Mrs. Nobles’s home especially for them. Freshmen began to work together, painting signs and joining in the Choctaw spirit! And when Intertribal rush began! Well, the girls began to look like teddy bears, mice, owls, and elephants. Those lucky freshmen with cars soo n learned where and where not to park their vehicles. All in all, it was a thrilling fall for the freshmen, thanks to the clubs on campus. 166 168 The freshmen weren’t the only ones having fun! Such things as Squeal Night kept the upper- classmen girls busy but happy. Other events rolled around that took everyone’s planning, such as High School Day. It doesn’t take much to keep MC students satisfied. Little things like turtles or twins just brighten every- one’s days! So, the year passes quickly. The schedule is still filled with activ- ities — no slacking up here! P.E. classes must be met, and backdrops for plays still have to be painted, but life even then isn’t too bad. How could it be when such great programs are staged in Nelson! The Parade of Favorites, sponsored by the Tribesman near Christmas, was so exciting. Six-year- old David Hickman’s performance of “The Little Drummer Boy” was heart- warming. Then the big event of Intribal’s fall came — Christmas parties! Whether it was a hayride or a formal, the fellow- ship and fun was super-fantastic! To start off the new second semester, Andrae Crouch and the Disciples gave a concert that had standing-room only. Rarely has MC enjoyed such an exper- ience as this performance. With such a year as this, MC’s organizations can feel that it has been profitable and just plain wonderful! 170 “Working at Mississippi College affords a double pleasure, for the students and fellow employees rank among the finest people in the world. I find it ideal.” An Administrator. ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, AND STAFF 173 The Finest President Anywhere Dr. Lewis Nobles YOU AND YOUR TRIBESMAN I would hope most sincerely that a copy of the 1974 Tribesman will become a cherished possession of every student who attended Mississippi College during the 1973- 74 session. The central focus of a college yearbook is student life. Students alive with their widely varying interests, activities and relationships are portrayed in the college setting in such ways as will assist each of you throughout the coming years to recall vividly with pleasant memory these days of collegiate life. I am grateful that in preceding years Tribesman staffs have diligently sought to produce annuals of such quality that students have been able to look forward to perusing them with pride in the years that are yet to come and be glad for their children and grand- children to do the same. I know that the same is true with respect to this 1974 issue of the Tribesman — and so may it be with future years of the Tribesman as they depict a vigorous, growing Mississippi College, with an optimistic future always opening up before it and for those who choose to make MC the college of their choice. Board of Trustees Left to right: Mr. Aven Whittington, Mr. John M. Rogers, Dr. Bob Ramsay, (secretary), Dr. John McCall, Mr. Nick Walker (president), Mr. Roy Noble Lee, Rev. James Richardson, Mr. D.L. Collums, Dr. Howard H. Aultman, Mr. George J. Thornton (vice-president), Mr. W.D. Lofton, Jr., Dr. Lewis Nobles. Terms Expired in 1973 Mr. Roy Noble Lee Forest Dr. John G. McCall Vicksburg Dr. Bob Simmons Meridian Mr. Leland R. Speed Jackson Mr. Nick Walker Jackson Terms Expire in 1974 Terms Expire in 1975 Dr. Howard H. Aultman Columbia Mr. T.M. Hederman, Jr. Jackson Mr. D.L. Collums Tupelo Mr. W.D. Lofton, Jr. Brookhaven Rev. James Richardson Leland Dr. Bob N. Ramsay Tupelo Mr. GeorgeJ. Thornton Kosciusko Mr. John M. Rogers Morton Mr. Aven Whittington Greenwood Mr. William King Self Marks 175 Dr. Louise Griffith Dean of Women Deans Rory Lee Acting Dean of Men Dr. Charles E. Martin Vice President for Academic Affairs Acting Dean of the Graduate School 176 Administrators Joe Barber Vice-President for Business Affairs : ■ 178 Norman H. Gough Director of Public Information Bernard Blackwell Assistant Admissions Director John B. Howell, Jr. 179 Librarian Johnnie Ruth Hudson Editor of Promotional Materials Dr. D. Gray Miley Director of Evening School Troy Mohon Registrar Bradley Pope Director of Religious Activities Ted E. Smith Rev. Robert Wall Manager of Computer Center Director of Church Relations FACULTY Division of Education and Psychology Dr. John Blair Acting Chairman and Professor of Education Dr. Frances McGuffee Head of Home Economics J.B. Howell Head of Library Science Dr. Charles W. Scott Professor Dr. Louise Griffith Associate Professor Nellie Ford Smith Associate Professor Retha S. Baker Assistant Professor Dr. James H. Brewer Assistant Professor George B. Chapman Assistant Professor Gale Keith Assistant Professor r Linuel D. Jayroe Assistant Professor r Dr. Earl E. Skinner Assistant Professor, Coordinator of Student Teaching, and Director of the Bureau of Appointments Luther Taylor Assistant Professor Grace S. Caperton Instructor Ann W. Clark Instructor Ada M. Sumrall Instructor Bettye R. Coward Instructor Betty Barber Nursery School Supervisor 183 a Division of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Dr. Douglas Hines Associate Professor Dr. Hartwell McPhail Chairman and Professor Hazel Newman Assistant Professor John N. Williams Assistant Professor Athletic Director and Head Football Coach 184 Cheryl Moss Instructor Joel K. Hudson Instructor Jerrell B. Purvis Instructor Assistant Coach of Football Terry Lee McMillan Instructor Joe P. Walker, Jr. Instructor Division of Humanities Dr. Sarah Rouse Chairman and Professor Dr. Charles Martin Head of Foreign Languages Sue P. Lipsey Associate Professor Ralph Daniel Howell Assistant Professor Linda M. Lane Assistant Professor Mary Catherine Gentry Instructor, Speech Anita Gowin Instructor Virginia Quarles Instructor 185 School of Nursing Marion Bassett Dean and Associate Professor Catherine C. Broome Assistant Professor 186 Department of Religion Charles S. Davis Assistant Professor Robert Shurden Assistant Professor 187 Division of Science and Mathematics Dr. A.H. Germany Chairman and Head of Chemistry Louis Temple Assistant Professor Acting Head of Biological Sciences Dr. Wendell Deer Head of Mathematics Dr. Craig Whitlock Head of Physics Dr. John W. Legg Professor Dr. James V. Burnside Associate Professor 188 Dr. Prentiss G. Cox Associate Professor Dr. Jerry W. Cannon Assistant Research Professor Dr. C. Dean Parks Assistant Professor Dr. Paul Ohme Associate Professor and Coordinator of Academic Computing Dr. Raymond S. Winton Assistant Professor Dr. Robert E. Leard, III Postdoctoral Fellow 189 Division of Fine Arts Ralph Carroll Assistant Professor Gerald Claxton Assistant Professor m vr 190 Tommy Spigener Assistant Professor Billy Trotter Assistant Professor Patricia Walston Assistant Professor Louis Walsch Assistant Professor Ronald J. Alexander Assistant Professor Martha F. Houston Graduate Assistant 191 Division of Social Sciences Dr. N.W. Carpenter Chairman and Head of Sociology Dr. Edward L. McMillan Head of History Dr. Walter G. Howell Associate Professor Dr. Tommy W. Rogers Associate Professor C.D. Galloway Assistant Professor 192 Billy R. Hicks Assistant Professor Suzanne Grogan Instructor Division of Business and Economics Dr. D. Gray Miley Chairman Martin Davis Head of Accounting Frances Skulley Head of Secretarial Science Dr. Dewey McNiece Professor Dr. Frank E. Hood Assistant Professor Lois Ann Peckham Instructor Ted Smith Instructor STAFF Admissions Counselors Bernard B. 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PRINTERS HEDERMAN BROTHERS STATIONERS • LITHOGRAPHERS PEARL AT CONGRESS ( 601 ) 352-4421 JACKSON, MISS. Westland Plaza 352-5453 SHONEY ' S Highland Village 362-8292 Big Boy Restaurants Jackson 242 E. Capitol St. JEWELERS Vicksburg 1408 Washington St. MEMBER American Gem Society These Are Remembered We can see and understand only a little about God now, as if we were peering at his reflection in a poor mirror; but someday we are going to see him in his completeness, face to face. — Corinthians 13:12 Mr. William E. Strange Professor William E. Strange, longtime teacher of mathematics at MC died September 1, 1973, while attending a football game at the Oxford campus of the University of Mississippi. One unsung area of his service was his work with the Board of Ministerial Education. For a number of years he had served as secretary-treasurer for that Board, operating its student housing, counseling on money matters with young ministers and disbursing scholarship money as it was available. “Mr. Strange taught me to think critically and brought subtle humor into the classroom. His concern for others will have a lasting influence on those who knew him.” Math Student Miss Jennifer Reynolds Senior Jennie Reynolds died October 28, 1973, as a result of an automobile accident. She was a music education major and planned a lifetime of service in the ministry of music. Jennie was a member of the Marching Band and the Nenamoosha Social Tribe. The following was written in memorial to Jennie by Mrs. Douglas Little: “Jennie was the beauty and grace of the perfect rose and oh so much more - love for her fellow man, be he friend or casual acquaintance - talent of so wide a span, one wondered how she possessed so many and so much - energy never ceasing as she became involved more and more along so many divergent paths - love of life - for no one ever enjoyed and loved life to the fullest any more than she - laughter - for happiness and loving care were her very nature - student eternal and a well-disciplined one in seeking all the beautiful foundations of knowledge for living gentle and concerned with and for all about her - perfection in her attainments - a lady in her very being and ways a child of God as exemplified by her every way everyday.” ] “It wasn’t the days in Jennie’s life that counted, but it was all that life she packed into her days. Jennie loved without expecting to be loved, gave without expecting anything in return, and served without expecting to be served.” Fellow Classmate 208 Id Dedication Dr. J.W. Lee Dr. J.W. Lee, nationally recognized leader in education, died unexpectedly at his home in Jackson on November 4, 1973. His tenure at MC was interrupted by one year of service with the A and 1 Board in 1960- 61. He then returned to campus as Chairman of the Division of Education and Psychology, serving in this capacity until 1967 when he was named Dean of the Graduate School. During the past year he had resumed the position as Chairman of the Division. “J.W.’s life has been most meaningful to me. As a brother, he was everything that I could expect in one. J.W. and I worked closely together in the Graduate Office for four years here at MC and I respected him as my superior. Among other things he helped me gain the self-confidence which I didn’t have. I have missed him dearly, but the precious memories of his life will live on in me forever.” Ruth Cody, Sister of Dr. Lee. Mrs. Iva Ball Jackson Mrs. Iva Ball Jackson, Associate Professor of Business Education, died January 5, 1974 after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Jackson was named an outstanding educator in 1971; and in 1973 received the award for Most Outstanding Senior College teacher of business given by the Mississippi Business Education Association. “Mrs. Jackson - a woman totally dedicated to her profession and students. She desired to instill in her students the love for the field she so admirably represented.” Senior Business Education Major MICHAEL COTHRAN On February 15, 1974, Michael Cothran, senior music major, was killed in a car accident. Michael was President of the Cantata Choir and also active in the BSU. “Michael’s sweet Christian spirit and life touched all who came in contact with him. He had one goal in life — to give the Lord all he had. And Michael did just that. We’ll miss him, but he wasn’t taken in vain. It’s amazing what God can do with one short life.” Fellow Classmate 209 Landry Hueston Adkins Clinton Latin Club. BSU Georgianna Alexander Jackson Ralph Hamilton Alford Vicksburg Steve Andrew Alford Vicksburg Robert Wilson Andrews Vicksburg Phi Beta Lambda Raymond Scott Archer Jackson Margaret Janie Armfield Dekalb Nursing Club Secretary, Junior Nursing Class Vice-President Duff R. Austin Cleveland Juidth Johnson Austin Jackson Freddie Jerome Bagley Clinton Billy J. Bagwell Jackson Wayne Allen Bailey Opp Michael Allen Bain Jackson Track Club, FCA John William Baker Jackson Roy Mitchell Barnes Vicksburg Wesley Mac Barnes Meridian Football, FCA Mary Lou Baronowski Sardis Milton Ralph Barrett II Pine Bluff, Ark. Janice Marie Bates Jackson William Gerald Baughn Clinton Boyd Erasmus Bayles Greenville Vickie Lee Beilis New Orleans, La. Laguna, Nursing Club Treasurer, Junior Nurs- ing Class President Diane Allen Bennett Jackson Laguna, Nursing Club Joel Keith Bennett Jackson Joyce Roberts Bennett Vicksburg Reta Katherine Berry Jackson Marsha Louise Bickford Pelahatchie Transfer, Marching Band Cynthia Lynn Bishop Jackson Laurie Ulmer Bishop Clinton Leon Theodore Bivens Jackson Gary Lee Black Benton Sylvia L Blackledge Clinton Sammie Clark Blackmon Sontag William Thomas Blakely Jackson Larry Monroe Blalock Jackson FCA, Track Club, Cross Country Team, Math Club, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities Martha Gail Blanchard Magnolia, Ark. Transfer, BSU Assistant Director, Nenamoosha. Resident Assistant Philip Roger Blaylock Jackson Ruthie Oxford Blue Madison Transfer, Nursing Club, Beauty Larry Eugene Bogard Clinton Football. M Club William Darrell Boggs Laurel Civitan, Nenamoosha Pledge Beau, Junior Class Favorite, Senior Class President, Senate. BSU Executive Council, BSU Assistant Director, Vesper Choir Student Director, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Hall of Fame Donnie E. Bond Mendenhall Billy Mack Bourn Jackson Victor Lamar Bowman Pelahatchie BSU Cassandra Lynn Braband Jackson John Land Branning Meridian Track, Track Club Samuel F. Brantley Jackson Dianne Marie Brasher Lambert Laguna, Cheerleader, Choctaw Maidens, Chapel Choir William Morris Bratley Clinton Naturals, Concert Choir, Collegian, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Vinson Bertran Breland Pascagoula Betty L. Brewer Memphis, Tenn. Kissimee. Student Education Association Secre- tary Charles Alvin Bridges Jackson Michael Everett Brister Jackson Who’s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities Terry M. Brister Clinton Daniel Larry Brock Jackson Cynthia Jane Brown Pace BSU Executive Council Donna Lynne Brown Clinton Nenamoosha, Senate, Senior Class Treasurer. Latimer Webb Vice-President, Publications Council, Business Manager of Tribesman 1974 Judith Lynn Brown Jackson Cap and Gown, Cantata Choir, Kissimee Lonnie Edward Brown Brandon Patricia Dianne Brown Clinton W. Ralph Brown, Jr. Jackson SENIOR INDEX William H. Brown III Jackson Cynthia Gale Brumfield Tylertown Beta Beta Beta, Treasurer; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Secretary, Alpha Lambda Delta Myma Inez Brumfield Tylertown Math Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Lambda Delta Jane Hedvig Brun Marietta, Ga. Julie Kay Buchanan Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Laguna, Choctaw Maidens, Student Education Association Beverly Ann Buckley Jackson Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, Honors Student, Dean’s List Judith Lynn Buckley Jackson D. Wayne Buffington Jackson Transfer Clyde Mark Bullock Clinton Civitan, Student Body Association Attorney, Chapel Choir, Delta Sigma Pi Janet Blackledge Bullock Clinton Kenneth T. Burkett Columbia Sylvia Ann Case Burnett Clinton Viki Linell Burnett Grandview, Mo. Nenamoosha, Phi Beta Lambda, Judicial Coun- cil Helen Buckley Butler Jackson Joan Turk Butler Jackson Susan Barri Butler Hazleh urst Tribal Players Martha H. Canterbury Jackson Linda Sue Carley Yazoo City Patsy Ruth Carlisle Jackson William Victor Carter Clinton Marcos Donald Castrillo Vicksburg William Wayne Caten Crystal Springs Michal Cameron Catt Pascagoula Deborah L. Chamblee Clinton Edward R. Cochran Jackson Michael Joseph Coco Yazoo City Benton Guie Coggin III Nettleton Harry Lane Cole Jr. Bogue Chitto Football James Kenneth Coleman Jackson Phi Beta Lambda Patsy H. Connerley Clinton Robert H. Connerley Clinton Allen Day Cook Jackson Brenda Cheryl Cook Bay St. Louis Lowell Scott Cook Jackson Civitan, Junior Class Favorite, Student Body Association President, Freshman Class President, High School Day Co-Chairman Billy Joe Coon Pascagoula M-Club Teresa Allen Coon Clinton David Elwyn Copeland Jackson Glennis Ruth Corder Calhoun City Swannanoa, Nursing Club President Michael Tidwell Cothran Lexington Cantata Choir President, BSU Jimmy A. Cox, Jr. Brandon Phi Beta Lambda Martha Lucille Cox Jackson Milton Dale Crawford Jackson Phi Beta Lambda Melissa Love Crawley Holly Springs Laguna President, Kappa Delta Pi, Chapel Choir, Student Education Association, Inter- tribal Council Cynthia Ann Cretin Metairie, La. Maxwell Thompson Crowe Monroe, La. Linda Faye Culpepper Raymond Nenamoosha, Nursing Club Dugas Byron Cutrer Osyka Band, Concert Choir, Naturals, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Hall of Fame, Civitan, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Men ' s Affairs Board Chairman, Omicron Delta Kappa Terry Harris Cutrer Pascagoula BSU President, Civitan, Omicron Delta Kappa. Who’s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities, Junior Class Chaplain De Anna Dansby Marietta, Ga. Nenamoosha, Hop Choir Pianist, Women’s Rec- reation Association, BSU Frederic C. Davant, Jr. Jackson Bobby Ray Davis Meadville Harry Rip Davis Jackson Lora Anne Dean Jackson Peggy Dees Philadelphia Kay Thomas DeMoss Crystal Springs Mary Elizabeth Denham Newton Kissimee John F. Dial III Clinton Ivey Boyd Dixon Yazoo City Virginia S. Dixon Vaughan Jonathan Cecil Doler Calhoun City Gulfport Jackson Jackson Wesson Shelia Bemita Donald BSU Floyd Eugene Doolittle Atlanta, Ga. Larry Scott Dorman Diana McKee Douglas Kenneth Wayne Douglas Kappa Delta Pi, Marching Band, Cantata Choir, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Vesper Choir, BSU, Math Club, Vesper Choir Singing Group Linda Myrick Douglas Clinton Cindy Lou Downs Jackson Ouida Ann Doyle Jackson Jeri Jackson Drummond Jackson Anabeth Sharp Dunlap Owosso, Mich. Milton D. Dunn, Jr. Duncan Merrianne Buice Dyer Jackson Marzine Eakes Jackson Laurence Mark Earles Brandon George Gael Eddings Brookhaven Circle K Cottrail Cobran Edwards Tupelo Gary Wayne Edwards Jacksonville, Fla. Michael Laderl Edwards Civitan. Chapel Choir, Band, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Omicron Delta Kappa, Concert Choir President, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities Samuel Ralph Ellington Jackson Harry Kennen Elliott Clinton Jacqueline J. Epting Band, Beta Beta Beta, Cheerleader, Latin Club Janet Mae Ervin Crystal Springs George Ervin Estes III Gulfport Civitan, Student Body Association Chief Justice, Delta Sigma Pi Linda Anne Forsyth Memphis, Tenn. Alpha Chi, Laguna, Delta Omicron, Alpha Lambda Delta Jasper E. Fortenberry Summitt Judith A. Fortenberry Ellisville Band, Vesper Choir, BSU Charles Bruce Foster Texarkana, Tex. Hop Choir, Sociology Club, Cantata Choir James Ricky Foster Jackson Roy Jefferson Fountain Forest BSU, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Delta Sigma Pi, Civitan, Student Body Association Vice-Presi- dent, Cantata Choir, Sophomore Class Vice- President, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities Debra Crampton Francis Clinton Laguna, Concert Choir, Naturals, Delta Omi- cron James W. F. Francis, Jr. Clinton Concert Choir, Naturals, Phi Mu Alpha Sin- fonia Jessica Kay Franklin Greenville Nelie Buck French Clinton Basketball Vester Carwell Frith Jackson Elizabeth Roane Fudge Jackson Cap and Gown, Psychology Club, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities Diane Warren Fulgham Yazoo City James Richard Fulton Clinton Suzanne Fulton Greenwood Demry Carl Gamer Crystal Springs John Clifton Gamer Jackson Earl Wayne Gasson Clinton Alben Hatchett Gaston Clinton Robert Bruce Gates Learned Jimmy Joe Gatewood Lake Peter John Gawda Clinton Mella Joan Gentry Clinton Kissimee Vice-President, Kappa Delta Pi, Cap and Gown, International Council, Student Edu- cation Association President, Homecoming Queen, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities Raymond Gene Evans Vicksburg James William Everett Clinton John Lemuel Everitt Morton Gennaro Charles Farella Clinton James Colvin Farrar Clinton Robert Felton Yazoo City Football Thomas Edward Ferrill Biloxi Richard Jennings Field Centreville Rhonda Sue Fisher Ocean Springs Concert Choir, Delta Omicron Gregory Dykes Floyd Clinton 4 Martha Duncan Floyd Clinton Joseph Walton Fondren Union Basketball Gary Alan Fontenot Jackson . Karen Elizabeth Ford Jackson Swannanoa, Women’s Affairs Board Derral Julius Foreman Clinton 210 fiil MitJchell Lamar Gentry Clinton Sylvia Glover Gentry Clinton Charles Ray Gibson Jackson Lonna Carol Gibson Jackson Clarence A. Giles Jackson John Waits Gill Clinton Tressa Rae Gill Hammond, La. Randy Zane Gillespie Vicksburg Judith Karen Gore Clinton Nenamoosha President, BSU Steering Commit- tee, Beta Beta Beta, Cap and Gown, Sopho- more Class Favorite, Sophomore Class Treas- urer, Miss MC Scholarship Pageant Winner, Miss MC for 1974, Hall of Fame Dorothy Lynn Graham Slidell, La. Laguna, Beta Beta Beta Robert Steven Grantham Jackson Donald Egan Gray Jackson James Brooks Griffin Jackson Mary Beth Grogan Vicksburg Hop Choir, Women’s Recreation Association, Kappa Delta Pi, Volleyball Team Dan Thomas Guest Pelahatchie Pamela Habeeb Vicksburg Shirley Darlene Haggard Louisville Resident Assistant, Sigma Tau Delta Steve Louis Hand Jackson Beta Beta Beta Bernard A. Hanegan Jackson Patricia K. Hannaford Senatobia Vesper Choir, VC Small group, VC President, BSU Executive Council, BSU Singing Group, Religious Emphasis Week Co-Chairman. Nena- moosha, SEA, Concert Band Barry Edward Hardy Kosciusko Circle K, Senate, Junior Class President Margaret Susan Harlow Tupelo Paul Michael Harper Concert Choir Stanley Lawrence Harper Canton Senior Class Favorite Michael Franck Harris Jackson Robert E. Harrison, Jr. Jackson Football Janice Lenore Harvey Summit Beta Beta Beta, Alpha Epsilon Delta, American Chemical Society Patricia Ann Harwood Lyon Nenamoosha, Resident Assistant, BSU Carldon Odell Haskins McComb Shirley Dain Hayes Jackson James Thomas Hedgepeth Jackson James L. Hellen Jackson Madonna Lynn Hembree Jackson Home Ec Club Patricia Arlene Herring Jackson Janice A. Herrington Jackson Richard Wayne Herzog Clinton William Eldon Hester Maben Psychology Club Elizabeth Ann Hilbun Jackson Nursing Club John Carl Hince Clinton Hinton Leland Stanford Jackson Randall Paul Hobson Jackson Carol Elise Hodo Jackson Art Club Carl D. Hollingsworth Jackson Jerry D. Hollingsworth Jackson David Holt Clinton Paul Bernard Hood, Jr. Jackson Nancy Gene Hopson Jackson Donna Kay Hughes Belzoni Hop Choir, Band, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Beta Beta Beta James Charles Hulsey, Jr. Clinton James Albert Hurt, Jr. Clinton Molly Yvonne Hurt Tupelo Billy Cletis Hux Clinton Ellen Gail Irby Jackson Mae Karen Jackson Clinton Robert Lon Jackson Clinton Judy E. Gregg Jacobs Clinton Sondra Gay James Wesson Swannanoa, Intertribal Council, Student Educa- tion Association Nancy Lou Jennings Yazoo City Stephen Edward Jessop Raymond Juanita Magee Johnson Clinton Kaye L. Johnson Clinton Patricia Rose Johnson Clinton Rose Crider Johnson Jackson Steven Winslow Johnson Clinton M-Club. Delta Sigma Pi Anthony Lynn Jones Jackson Christy Crowder Jones Clinton Mary Carman Jones State Line Mary Lee Jones Clarksdale Transfer. BSU Steering Committee. BSU Choir Sammy Dean Jones Brandon Rivers Keith Jackson Psychology Club Joseph Edward Kelly Clinton Sandra Lynn Kelly Gulfport Nursing Club Yvonne Kemp Jackson Dana Gayle Kennedy Jackson Marianna Kennedy Greenwood Kissimee President, Sinfonia Sweetheart, Cap and Gown, MC Band, Concert Choir, Delta Omicron, Junior Homecoming Maid, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Hall of Fame Clinton Dwight Kent New Hope, Ala. Michael Douglas Kent Jackson Sandra Mayes Kershner Bay Springs Albert Alan Kilgore Clinton Neal Rich Kirchmayr Clinton Laurie Dean Kirkland, Dallas, Texas Transfer, BSU Steering Committee, BSU Execu- tive Council, Editor 1974 Tribesman, Publica- tions Council, Alpha Psi Omega, Tribal Players, Student Education Association, Resident Assist- ant, Dean’s List, SBA Scholarship Linda Bailey Kittrell Clinton Thomas Dudley Kittrell Clinton James Michael Knight Mendenhall Ronald Cletus Knight Jackson James Harvey Knighton Centerville Henrietta Markel Krout Clinton Anne Ruth Scott Lacy Yazoo City Danny Lamar Lafferty West Judy Spears Lamar Crystal Springs Dorothy Ann Lambert Jackson Christine Kenney Land Jackson Donald Keith Lang Magnolia Richard P. Langebartel Biloxi Sharon Leigh Langworthy Pascagoula Nina Ruth Lassetter Clinton Nursing Club Larry Allen Lawrence Jackson Janet Stamp ley Lee Clinton Laguna, Hop Choir, BSU, Collegian Business Manager, Cap and Gown, Sigma Tau Delta Pamela Ann Lee Jackson Linda Simmons Lehner Jackson Mark Allen Lesher St. Louis, Mo. Theodore Levi Vicksburg Linda Diane Lewis Chamblee, Ga. Kappa Delta Pi, Student Education Association, Laguna Ann S. Lightsey Jackson Randol Caldwell Lindsay Kosciusko Richard Tolar Lister Indianola Stephen Charles Little Columbus M-Club. Baseball, Football Richard Michael Locklin Gulfport Linda Carolyn Lofton Brookhaven Lynne Holmes Lofton Clinton Alpha Chi, Delta Omicron, Organist Guild Robert Carol Lofton Brookhaven Raymond Loper Jackson Deborah Lynn Lorenz Clinton Doris Lucas Lott Jackson Gavin Lee Lott Gulfport M-Club, Football Winston Edgar Lott Jackson Thomas Cecil Luke Clinton David Leon Mabry Lake Albert Harvey Magee Jackson Cletus Woodrow Magee, Jr. Summit Henry Iverson Magee Tylertown Madonna Pearl Magee Jackson Kappa Delta Pi, Math Club Treasurer, Women’s Recreation Association, House Council Earl Leslie Mahaffey Clinton Football, Baseball Bonnie Jean Malone Sturgis Kathryn Ann Malone Memphis, Tenn. Barry C. Martin Memphis, Tenn. Karl Anthony Martin Jackson Sally Angeline Massey Meridian Pi Gam ma Mu President, Nenamoosha, Soci- ology Club Nancy Blaylock May Clinton Michael Asa McAlpin Jackson Danita Poston McCalip Clinton Nenamoosha, Junior Class Reporter, Dorm Per- sonnel Sharon Anne McCollum Memphis, Tenn. Neil Smith McCoy Jackson Paul David McCoy Clinton Math Club President, Sigma Pi Sigma, Society of Physics Students Diane McCool McCurdy Clinton Linda Karen McElveen Jackson Pi Kappa Delta, Alpha Psi Omega, Tribal Players Jimmy George McGarr Jackson James Vernon McGehee Jackson Harbert James McLaurin Jackson Felix Norman McMillan Jackson Ben Lloyd McMillon Maitland, Fla. Marcia Lynne McMurtry Clinton Women’s Recreation Association Reporter and Secretary-Treasurer, Girl’s Basketball Team, Girl’s Volleyball Team Gloria Jean McNair Jackson James Larry McNeese Clinton Marilyn Alice McRae Jackson Alton Gifford McWhorter Jackson Arthur Stuart Middleton Jackson Ellwood Kirby Middleton Jackson Babette Louise Milam Greenwood Laguna, Young Republicans, American Chem- ical Society, BSU Executive Council Brenda Gayle Miles Jackson Larry Arzette Miller Vicksburg Wayne Henry Miller Jackson Patricia Jean Millsaps Greenwood Nenamoosha Vice-President, BSU Steering Com- mittee, Freshman Class Secretary, Women’s Af- fairs Board Secretary, Kappa Delta Pi Secretary, Resident Assistant, Sophomore Class Favorite, Sophomore Homecoming Maid, Intertribal Council Vice-President, Who’s Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities Garland Kline Milner Jackson Lawana Jo Mims Grenada Chapel Choir, Concert Choir, Math Club, Modeling Squad, Beauty, Kissimee, Student Body Association Treasurer, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities Katherine S. Mitcham Jackson Kenneth Ray Mohon Jackson Larry William Moore Clinton Mamie Lou Moore Clinton Thomas DeWitt Moore Jackson Houshang Moradmand Jackson James Robert Morgan Clinton Carl Leon Morris Maben Robert G. Moulder Jackson Bobbie R. Mulholland Jackson Rodney Earl Murphy Sturgis James Hugh Murray Jackson Martha Jean Murray Liberty Samuel Lynn Murray Brandon Morris Ted Musgrove Clinton Carl Henry Myers Jackson Douglas Wayne Myers Clinton Ernest Boyd Myers, Jr. Nashville, Tenn. Civitan, Cheerleader, History Club, Hop Choir Joan Williamson Myers Jackson Teresa Lynn Myers Aberdeen Junior Class Favorite, Women’s Affairs Board, Resident Assistant, Alpha Lambda Delta, Cap and Gown, BSU Steering Committee, Nena- moosha, Civitan Sweetheart, Who’s Who Helen Elaine Nail Raymond Cecil King Nation Clinton Deidre Gail Nations Greenville Nursing Club Oliver Lyn Nations Jackson Stokes G. Neal Clinton Band Barbara Ann Neely Jackson Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Delta Peggy Mathes Newby Clinton Kissimee, Phi Beta Kappa Sells Jones Newman, Jr. Crystal Springs Joseph A. Nichols Vaughan Joel Frederick Nitz Clinton Roger A. Norman Rolling Meadows, 111. Baseball, Civitan Sandra Faye Norris Taylorsville Robert Earl Norwood Crystal Springs Debra Denise Oliver Clinton Kissimee, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Omega Pi Patricia Ann O’Quin Jackson Nenamoosha, Cantata Choir, Kappa Delta Pi, R E. Club Ruth Ann Osborn Raymond Lewis Earl Oswalt Hammond, La. Civitan, Concert Choir, Dean’s List, Transfer Marsha Gayle Overton Bogalusa, La. Mike R. Pace Jackson Kathy Lee Parker Newton Fred Alvin Parish Jackson Linda Jean Owen Parker Jackson Transfer, Math Club Lucy Katherine Parks Columbus Alpha Lambda Delta, Nenamoosha, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Hop Choir, BSU Executive Council, Women’s Affairs Board, Dorm President, Tribesman Staff, SBA Scholar- ship, Presidential Scholarship, Dean’s List Paula A. Parrish Greenville John Paul Patterson Jackson James Louis Paulk Clinton Gary Douglas Pearce Baton Rouge, La. Freshman Class Chaplain, Swannanoa Beau, Financial Aid Committee, BSU Executive Coun- cil, Co-Chairman of Religious Emphasis Week Deborah Ann Peeples Enterprise Delta Omicron, Marching and Concert Band, Concert Choir, Opera Workshop Robert W. Pennebaker Florence Glynn Pepper Jackson Herman Edward Perrett Mendenhall James Robert Peters Bentonia Harry Earl Peterson Jackson Beverly Arlene Peusch Jackson Rebecca Pichs Jackson Michael Pickle Kosciusko Patti Gale Pierce Amory Tennis team, Cheerleader, Kissimee Reporter, Student Education Association Georgia Craft Pigott Tylertown Michael Rex Pigott Tylertown Janet Lynn Pittman Columbia Nenamoosha, Band Featurette, Nursing Club Kathryn Louise Pitts Terry Cantata Choir, Resident Assistant Hugh Dixon Plunkett Kosciusko Douglas Dale Polk Brandon Mary Carol Fultz Polk Clinton Math Club, Concert Choir, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi, Freshman Accounting Student Paul Robert Polk Vicksburg Vernon Wayne Polk, Jr. Grenada Robert L. Pollard Jackson Cynthia Edwina Poole Mpnticello Nenamoosha Ralph L. Poole Jackson Deborah Jean Pope Marianna, Fla. Ronnie Carlton Posey Starkville Don Lynn Powell Brandon John Randall Powell Baton Rouge, La. John Michael Poythress Jackson Mary Jane Preston McComb Sam Newton Prestridge Saltillo Dorothy R. Proctor Jackson Clyde Ellis Pullen Clinton Wanda Jean Purvis Brandon Nursing Club Patricia Ann Rainer Jackson Ike L. Raley Meridian Track Captain Stephen Kenneth Rankin Jackson Elizabeth Anne Ray Brandon Judson Eckener Ray, Jr. Miami, Fla. John Hugh Reed East Point, Ga. Lynn Taylor Reed Belzoni Madelon Yvonne Reed Louisville Transfer, Alpha Chi, Pi Omega Pi President, Kappa Delta Pi, Dean’s List Teresa Jo Rees Jackson Beverly Gail Reese Lexington Women’s Affairs Board Vice-Chairman, Nena- moosha President, Alpha Lambda Delta Presi- dent, Alpha Chi Secretary-Treasurer, Intertribal Council Reporter, BSU Steering Committee. Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Gamma Mu Patricia Ann Reeves Forest Ira Catherine Rein Jackson Concert Choir, Naturals Dennis Keith Renfroe Clinton Debra Moody Reynolds Drew Jennifer E. Reynolds Meridian Nenamoosha, Band Nancy Elizabeth Rhodes Jackson Douglas W. Richardson Jacksonville, Fla. Ira Melvin Richardson Jackson Melva Anne Riddell Jackson Richard William Ritchie Jackson Albert Wayne Robbins Franklinton, La. Gaynelle F. Roberts Clinton Dave W. Robertson Clinton Marylou Robertson Clinton Nancy M. Robertson Northridge, Ga. Laguna, Kappa Delta Pi Rebekah L. Robertson Baton Rouge, La. Betty Sue Robinson Jackson Dennis Lee Robinson Jackson Joseph Alvin Robinson Moss Point Ann Michele Rogers Collins BSU Steering Committee Jerry M. Romine Clinton Barbara Jewel Ross Bentonia Sarah B. Rounsaville Jackson James Lee Royals Jackson Robert H. Runnels Jackson Rudolph Scott Runnels Jackson Steve Irvin Rushing Jackson Bobby B. Sanders Jackson Ricky Joseph Saucier Jackson George C. Scheirmann Clinton Varsity Football, M-Club, Delta Sigma Pi Betty Schmidt McComb Gail Schmidt McComb Patricia Gail Scruggs Okolona Nenamoosha, Resident Assistant, Student Educa- tion Association (Historian), Food Services Committee, Chapel Choir, BSU Emil Charles Seiz Clinton Allan Brownlie Selby Vicksburg Carolyn O. Sellers Raymond Linda Faye Wade Sellers Pearl Carol Lee S ess urns Forest Robert A. Shearer Cold water BSU, Vesper Choir, Ministerial Association Jonathan Edward Shell Jackson Lance M. Shelton, Jr. Jackson Charles Gerard Sherwood Jackson American Chemical Society Vice-President, Omicron Delta Kappa Ann Lynnette Shoemake Jackson Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi, Young Republicans Secretary, Math Club Secretary- Treasurer, Vesper Choir Sharon E. Shumate Meridian Collegian News Editor William Ralph ShurtlefF Clinton Jennifer Lee Sims Bay Springs Alpha Lambda Delta Secretary, Alpha Chi President, Cap and Gown, Women’s Affairs Board President, BSU Executive Council, Phi Beta Lambda Secretary, Dean’s List, Who’s Who William Hale Singletary Clinton Linda C. Sinquefield Jackson Kissimee, Hop Choir President, Religious Educa- tion Club, BSU Executive Council, President’s Cabinet, Who’s Who Mary Annette Sistrunk Jackson Jerry Lynn Skinner Jackson Avery Wayne Slay Jackson Barbara Ann Smith Greenwood Beverly Jean Smith Vance Bobby Darrel Smith Ellisville Charles Morgan Smith, Jr. Jackson M-Club, Baseball Christopher Robin Smith Jackson David Daniel Smith, Jr. Vicksburg Dennis Hughes Smith Jackson Donald Carl Smith Jackson Senior Class Vice-President, Baseball Team Cap- tain Ernest Smith, Jr. Jackson Frederick M. Smith, Jr. Jackson James Garland Smith Jackson Johnny Smith Forest Margie Mae Smith Jackson Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi, Cap and Gown, Tribesman Business Manager Raymond Barry Smith Jackson Ric hard Isom Smith Crystal Springs Stephen Franklin Smith Centreville Donald Stephen Sparks Jackson Frank Keith Speights Jackson Mary E. Sprayberry Jackson Joan Tabor Stewart Clinton Sam Henry Stockett Jackson Philip Powell Stokes Jackson Freida Dell Stovall Oxford Nenamoosha, Delta Omicron, Concert Choir William Ernest Strange Clinton Barbara Peyton Street Clinton Kissimee, Student Education Association Robert Grady Street Clinton Baseball, Football, M-Club Ellis Lamar Strong, Jr. Utica Mary Janice Stuard Brookhaven Alfred G. Stubblefield Jackson Beverly Ann Stubblefield Ecru Swannanoa, Collegian, Intertribal Council, Dorm House Council, Young Republicans, Resident Assistant Roger Lee Sturdivant Jackson Richard Haley Sullivan Natchez Robert B. Sumrall, Jr. Gulfport Hop Choir, Ministerial Association, BSU Execu- tive Council, Senate Joe Tadlock Clinton Christine H. Taylor Jackson Elizabeth Taylor Jackson Elizabeth Diane Taylor Clinton Johnny W. Taylor Alexander City, Ala. BSU Executive Council, Tribal Players Judy Childers Taylor Clinton Linda Sessoms Taylor Jackson Priestly Lamar Taylor Meridian Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Band Jesse Earl Terrell Bogue Chitto Connie Faye Thompson Hazlehurst James Thompson Clinton M-Club President, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Football, Best Blocker Award Nancy Jean Thompson Greenwood Laguna Secretary, Hop Choir, Olive Haley Hewitt Nursing Scholarship Stephen Patrick Thompson Jackson Debra Ann Thornton Fulton Laguna William T. Thornton Florence Jerry Leonard Tidmore Jackson Herbert Derrell Tidwell Jackson Madalyn Varnum Tiller Vicksburg Wesley Michael Tompkins Bentonia Rebecca Rose Touchstone Clinton Nenamoosha Vice-President, Tribesman Editor ’73, Math Club Vice-President, Orientation Committee Thomas Lavon Townsend Jackson Itolli Johnston Traylor Jackson Patricia Pope Treadway Clinton Benjamin Lamar Tripp Jackson Danny Loyd Tuck Pascagoula John Thomas Tucker Jackson Miles Lavell Tullos Jackson Temple Gary Tullos Jackson Wanda G. Tupman Indianola Georgia B. Tumage Vicksburg Jerelyn Elaine Turner Jackson Linda Nell Turner Canton Nursing Club, Women’s Recreation Association Rose Mary Valentine Greenwood Laguna, Hop Choir, BSU, Choctaw Maidens, Nursing Club Deborah Carol Wade Pearl Patricia Gail Walker Baker, Fla. Phil Smythe Walker Independence BSU Steering Committee, Ministerial Associa- tion Cynthia Lynne Wallace Brookhaven Laguna, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Math Club Vice-President, Alpha Lambda Delta, Freshman History Award, Dean’s List Jeanne Carol Wallace Brookhaven Laguna. Delta Omicron, Alpha Chi, American Guild of Organists Clyde Barton Walrod Jackson American Chemical Society, Young Republicans. John Q. and Cora J. Izard Memorial Scholar- ship Gaye Smith Walters Clinton Psychology Club, Phi Beta Lambda Betty Lynn Wann Jackson Amy Ruth Ward Brandon Melissa Jane Ward Canal Zone Transfer, Puppet Ministry Rea I. Thomas Waters Bentonia Mary Louise Watson Vicksburg Senior Homecoming Maid Robert L. Watts Jackson James Arthur Weaver, Jr. Gulfport Deborah Ann Webb Terry Richard Ervin Webb Forest Beverly Quinn Weeks Jackson Hop Choir President. Laguna, Student Nurses. Nursing Club, BSU, Most Beautiful 1973, Resi- dent Assistant, Dorm Vice-President Mary Jane Welch Aberdeen BSU Steering Committee, Nenamoosha, Alpha Lambda Delta, Collegian Editor, Cap and Gown President, Alpha Chi, Sigma Tau Delta James Daniel Wells McComb John Simmons White Clinton Thomas Arlee White Jackson Football. Track Carson Edward Whitehead Jackson Bobby Eugene Whittington Gloster Jenny Faye Wicker Morton Constance Renee Wicks Jackson Kissimee, Cheerleader Roger Wayne Wilkins Monticello Bettye M. Williams Jackson Beverly King Williams Clinton Janet Lavelle Williams Jackson Transfer, Pi Kappa Delta Lawrence Williamson Clinton Jenny Vemita Wilson Vicksburg David Quaintan Winbome Florence Viola Faye Winbome Brookhaven Home Ec Club President Jim Everett Winstead Jackson Alice Lynn Walker Wise Clinton Miriam Rebecca Wise Tylertown BSU, Laguna, Hop Choir Claude Harrison Wood Jackson Deborah Britt Woodall Jackson Transfer, Math Club Secretary James Edward Woods Jackson Linda Faye Woolley Jackson Patricia Mullican Wynne Florence Charles D. Yarborough Jackson Debbie Jane Yeldell Greenwood Charles Miles Yonkers Clinton Richard Andrew Zubic Moss Point 212 Laurie’s Letter Dear Friends, There is a verse in the Bible that says so simply what I want to say: . . for I can do everything God asks me to with the help of Christ who gives me the strength and power.” Phil. 4:13 To God be the glory! Without His guidance the 1974 TRIBESMAN would have been a dismal failure. He gave our staff patience in times of trouble, hope in times of despair, inspiration in times of need, strength in times of weariness, and laughter when all else failed. This yearbook is in tribute of the Lord Jesus Christ. The theme, “Love is Immor- tal” describes His character perfectly .... for God is love. Most Sincerely Yours, Laurie Kirkland Editor, 1974 TRIBESMAN Special thanks to: Mr. Gene Rester for his help with photography in Features, Organizations, and Administration Mr. Stokes Neal for interpreting the opening section through photography. Mr. Dave Calder for his help with every section that involved photography Miss Gail Scruggs for being there whenever we needed her Mr. Johnny Taylor for coming everytimc we called on him All those who had a part in helping us capture 1974 in this issue of , the TRIBES- MAN DATE DUE PRINTCO IN U.S. A. GAYLORD