Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1976 volume:

t i I ( , ' Wt- - 7 - Ut ,1 ft h 4 Y W ( V j r y i 1976 Tribesman MC’s 150th Year i Mississippi College Clinton, Mississippi 15175C The People They come from various backgrounds, for various reasons, and to stay various time spans. Some carry high the torch of truth and virtue; others will try to make you think they hate this place down to the last brick. But whether he is student, faculty, staff, or maintenance, the MC person is a tiny but vital facet of the assemblage that at any given time constitutes MC. mj m f |: � Zsgt CAn ■ Each person will leave a little smudge of himself at Mississippi College whether he intends to or not And, without exception, he gets a smudge of MC right back. The social contact weaves a pattern for us-in the words of a contemporary songwriter, “a wondrous woven magic in bits of blue and gold; a tapestry to feel and see, impossible to hold.” ■ c It’s just a cluster of red brick buildings (not designed for a particularly aesthetic view from the interstate), radiating a studious secluded atmosphere. From the Corinthian columns of Provine to the leaky plumbing in Hederman-Gunter, the brick-and- mortar side of MC speaks boldly if mutely. The structure of the physical plant provides the setting for growth and learning. ' f m 1 v . . . - kJO !• ffds?r ' coiAitro.. . i col. ' QZCpf Z TO a ' VC: for ma .i ' Sfv A ru ffci U.: r.i T ' i i V And The Past fc Commencement 1914. r2 v, ' A S ' •.� £� - ’ r . ►..I . _± r nitw.1 Outdoor banquet 1920. 1976 is MC’s sesquicentennial year. (Most of us are aware of that by now; everything from chapel to catalog to road signs is geared to making this clear.) Dedication to Mississippi College and pride in our heritage always has been and always must be regarded as an important growth factor. The actuality of being financed and supervised by a religious organization is no cause for students to compromise their pride; rather it is further reason to value the educational opportunities at MC. 7 President Provine 1895-1898, 1911-1932 President Lowrey 1898-191 1 Presidents of the College, not pictured Under Municipal control— Hopkins, 1826-1828 Comfort, 1828-1834, 1837-1841 Shepherd, 1835-1836 Elliott, 1836-1837 Campbell, Jan. -Apr. 1842 Under Presbyterian control— Campbell, 1842-1844 McLain, 1844-1845 Comfort, 1845-1846 Colton, 1846-1848 Parish, 1848-1850 Under Baptist control— Hillman, 1867-1873 Webb, 1873-1891 McLemore, 1957-1968 Nobles, 1968-present So MC is “famed for producing many a leader in church and state.” This phrase is not a pompous boast. It is factual; and the reason that students are reminded of it so often is that the standard must be upheld. If owing it to one’s self is not reason enough to be all that one can be, though, then perhaps such an admonishing reminder is purposeless. Granted, the past is dead. But the direction and progress of the past is very much alive. It is always the duty and privilege of MC’s present student body to mold and remotivate that direction. Dr. Provine and his “Quacks,” 1911 8 MC Rifles, 1896 President Nelson 1932-1957 Heritage doesn’t mean a thing if it’s not upheld. A retired long- time faculty member, when questioned about MC history, gave no meaningless statistical data about the school— she instead emphatically stated, more than once, “The people there now is the important thing.” 9 HISTORICAL STATEMENT Mississippi College was chartered as Hampstead Academy in 1826 by the Mississippi Legislature. In 1827 upon petition by the Board of Trustees the name was changed to Mississippi Academy and in 1830 to Mississippi College. In this same act the state legislature granted to Mississippi College the right to “confer such degrees in the arts, sciences, and languages as is usually conferred in the most respectable colleges in the United States.” The college was first coeducational. The first graduation class in 1833 was composed of nine young women. The female deparment was discontinued and in 1853 Central Female Institute (later renamed Hillman College) was established in Clinton. The college became coeducational again in 1942 when Hillman College was purchased and absorbed by Mississippi College. In 1842 the Board of Trustees transferred the college to the Presbyterians of the state. The college prospered under its new status as a denominational institution for a time but financial difficulties were encountered and it was turned back to its original owners in 1850. The college has been owned and operated, through a Board of Trustees, by Mississippi Baptists since November 11, 1850 when the entire college was transferred to the Mississippi Baptist Convention. That same fall Mississippi College opened its first session under its new sponsorship. The construction of the Old Chapel was the result of the first Baptist sponsored endowment. With the coming of the Civil War, Mississippi College sent a company, the Mississippi College Rifles, to fight for the Southern cause. Only 8 of the 104 returned from the battlefields. The war years were a great strain on the resources of the college, but devoted friends kept the institution intact and prevented its burning by Sherman forces. Mississippi College also sent out the 104th Field Artillery and the college band along with many other volunteers upon the call of Woodrow Wilson. Again in 1939 when Hitler and his legions were threatening the peace and security of the world, students left their books and took up arms in defense of country and the principles for which she stands. So in war as in peaceful pursuits, Mississippi College has played a noble part for a century and a half. Into all the professions and vocations and callings her alumni have gone and brought to bear their Christian culture and idealism upon the vital issues that would make for a better world order and the enrichment of the whole life. WELCOM E 1975-76 SESSION Mississippi College FOUNDED 18 26 150 YEARS SERVICE TO GOD and MAN 125 YEARS BAPTIST LEADERSHIP % i l jwt. ti , 4 „, i %„. ?f AgJf W ' . iSi .4 S,- ' 1 .. 4 -’’jX- ' t.. • ■ .fg;-, ■ • ;• ' ■ ' •. :• .. r £ 5® % If 3caiHSjM4 . Jt . if v S % w ' wam inK Ir I - 1 ■ ’ - f : ■£kHB 3 ‘- . v‘£ V. v. 5 .fL , J f iS Wi A ' ? • « r ‘ , , :. n s jr m 4 ? mk alma mater Fairest of All is our dear Mississippi, Rising in state as the crest of a hill; Staunch as a rock is our dear Alma Mater. Round her so noble our hopes ever live. I ggg t m J : 4L aVfffr.1 - ml — When in the future, our hearts may be yearning. For the bright scenes of our dear college youth, Back to thy portals our memories turning, Clear gleams thy beacon of virtue and truth. M.C. we hail thee, our dear Mississippi, Queeftiof our hearts, no foe shall alarm; Faithful and loyal thy children will ever Cherish thy mem’ry, acknowledge thy charm. - i«L ' I ' -ffl I ■ V- S7IM f Wr ■ Named in honor of president W.T. Lowrey, Lowery Hall was built in 1914. Until 1959, it housed the library. A renovation in that year enabled the building to be used for education and religious education classes. Psychology classes are now held in Lowery. 12 Valerie Hewes Anthony Saway Valerie and Anthony Miss Valerie Hewes, a math major from Woodville, has been a service to Mississippi College in a variety of posi- tions. She is a member of several honorary clubs. She has served her social club, Nenamoosha, as an officer. Valerie has been a class favorite and a member of the Homecoming Court. She was the 1975-76 Homecoming Queen. Valerie is presently serving as Chief Justice. Mr. Anthony Saway has served Mississippi College as an athlete, leader and scholar. He is a Pre-Med major from Jackson. During his four years at MC, Anthony has been a member of the Senate, the Men’s Affairs Board, the FCA and other organizations pro- moting the school and the student. He is one of the football captains for this year’s team. Anthony has been selected as the Mississippi Touchdown Club Scholar Athlete for three years. Mississippi College is proud of Valerie and Anthony. Sm 15 Homecoming— The Anniversary Year Heavy rain and strong winds did not prevent the 1975 Homecoming Court from making an appearance at the half-time activities for the evening. “Homecoming— The Anniversary Year”, the theme for the day, was acknowledged by Queen Valerie Hewes and her maids. They were attired in colorful antebellum gowns which were protected only slightly from the downfall by their escorts’ umbrellas. Neither did the rain stop the Mississippi College football team from beating Nicholls State, 19 to 7. V ' i Maid of Honor, Jan Ormond, and her escort, Rick Axtell (opposite page, bottom, right); Jan Ramsay, Senior Maid, and her escort, Steve Rachel (top, •eft); Junior Maid, Becky Orr, escorted by Robert Calcote (top, right); Lucy Bowen, Sophomore Maid, and her escort, Fred Slabaeh (bottom, left); and Freshman Maid, Melanie Taylor, escorted by Andy Taggart (bottom, right). 17 Most Beautiful ELLEN STRIBLING 18 i muiiiiniiH VICKI LITTLE SUE LOFTON MISS MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE ELLEN STRIBLING 4th runner up Paulia Box, 2nd runner up Kathy Manuel, Ellen, First runner up Carol Frizzell, 3rd runner up Karen Price. 21 Art, music, and speech are located in Aven. Completed in 1959 and named in honor of Dr. A.J. Aven, the building has a 320 seat auditorium as well as practice rooms and classrooms. WHJT broadcasts from the basement. T t T. ' W ' — ) WJRT ' ! ! ' This year twenty-three Mississippi College seniors were selected in the publication of Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Selection of nominees is made by the Student Personnel Services Committee on the basis of five factors: student scholarship, participation in academic and extracurricular activities, citizenship and service to Mississippi College, promise of future usefulness, and character and loyalty to the ideals of the college. Howard Gerald Ault man Charles Glenn Barnes Terry Hennan Blalock 24 26 27 28 Brenda Carol Munn Cindy Carol Nowell 29 .30 I Andre Joseph Uzee III v ■I ' J k Glenn Brooks Schmidt 32 Valerie Hewes: Recipient Of Founders’ Award Valerie Hewes was selected to receive the third annual Founders Awards for her outstanding service to the College. Valerie, a senior Mathematics major from Woodville, has served as SBA Chief Justice, was elected by the student body as Homecoming Queen, and was one of twenty-three selected to be in Who’s Who Among Students In American Colleges and Universities. An active social tribe member, Valerie is vice-president of Nenamoosha and is a member of Intertribal Council as well having membership in many other campus organizations. 33 Pi Gamma Mu Row 1: Linda Soles, Gail Flemmons, Sharon Maoris, Susan Pearce, Karen Brooks, Charlie Brenner. Row 2: Sherri Marler, Debbie Lewis, Alisa John- ston, Suzanne Wade, Jeanne Smith, Dr. Carpenter. Not Pictured: Brenda Bankster, Jessica Brown, Doug Sproat, Nancy Wallace, Mrs. Grogan. Cap and Gown Row 1: Mrs. Paul Ohme, Dr. Griffith, Brenda Munn, Netta Richardson, Linda Soles, Alice Gong. Row 2: Mrs. Parks, Alice Germany, Marie Griffith, Toni Taylor, Sherry Norbury, Cindy Nowell, Tree Clemmons, Mrs. Charles Davis, Valerie Hewes. Tri-Beta Nicky Ferguson, Dr. Rayford, Susan Not Pictured: Robert Evans, Jerry Paxton Dr Cox. Tree Clemmons, UFO (unidentified foolish object), Marty Mvers, Alica Cong, Barbara Proctor, iall, Johnny HiJks, John McMurray, Jan Rilev. Diane N. Smith, Ann Wells, Mr. Temple, Mrs. Cbson. American Chemical Society Row 1: Philip Travis, John McMurray, Bobby Kynerd, Dr. Leard, Nicky Ferguson, Tree Clemmons, John Mofitt, Diane Smith, Dr. Germany, Jimmy Stuard. Row 2: Philip Goforth, Alice Gong, Marty Myers, Bob Boyd, Dr. Cannon, Chuck Hatherill, Tom Cox. Pi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Jeffrey Carr, Mike Lunceford, Bruce Fields, Marilyn Mvricks, David Raddin, Ken Adams, Larrv Miller, Mike Womack, A1 Carden, Garv Maze, Rich Malone, Rusty Holcomb, David Prevost, Jerry Aultman, Tommy Miller, Glenn Barnes, Charles Wallace, Terry Russell, Larry Lynch, Eddie Graves. 36 Row 1: John Lever, Bill McCann, Russell Kyzar, Glenn Barnes, Steve Caldwell. Row 2: David Cox, Dr. Whitlock, Eddie Graves, Terry Blalock, Dr. Germany, Andre Uzee. Kappa Delta Pi Dr. Eugene Farr, Mrs. Clark, Sharon Eakes, Larry Miller, Gloria Pepper, Alice Germany, Beverly Hubbard, Susan Smith. Alpha Chi Seated: Jerry Aultman, Nan Howard, Debbie Cummings, Linda Soles, Bobby Kynerd, Peggy McDaniel. Bow 1 Standing: Dr. Howell, Gail Flemmons, Jennie Harwood, Sherry Marler, Patty Cranford, Jeanne Chappell, David Richardson, Susan Greer, Cathy Bailey, Sandy Hooker, Barbara Proctor. Bow 2: Glenn Barnes, John Lever, Susan Paxton, Bay Lett, Carrie Cotten, John Moffit, Brenda Munn, Bill Wallace, Patsy Slav, leanne Smith Rick Axtell. ; J Pre-Legal Jeffery Carr, Rufus Gladney, Jimmy Middleton, Mr. Hicks, Rodney Rexrode, Karen Lipe, Ken Causey, Marc Carlson; vice-president, 38 Jackie Hillman, John Emfinger, Bobby Caldwell, Steve McBride on Finchmobile: Mike Jarrett; president, Henry Stovall, Danny Ras- berry, Jeremy Williams, Andy Hughes, Ron Toler, Steve Lee, Libby Simmons, not pictured: Pam Alexander, Peggy McDaniel; secre- tary-treasurer Delta Sigma Pi v’V fiaI i . ' Ufa v ;C::d .4 - ■HSCI |Sj L£ fc5Sk� Row 1: David Grant, Ron Neisler, Bob Baker, Mario Baroni. Row 2: Mike Ball, Bill Spain, Billy Hass, Steve Campbell, Robert Touchstone. Row 3: Duncan Mansell, Allen Spencer, Glen Howell, Tim Wallace, Bill Wallace, Kevin Patton, Roger Peterson, David Compton. Row 4: Jeff Dikes, Thomas Brame, Dr. Lee, Mike McPhearson, Mark Brand, Cecil Harper, De Wayne Wood, Stephen Puryear. n Nan Wood, Rose of Delta Sig 39 m Delta Omicron Row 1: Rhonda Carroll, Alice Germany; Treasurer, June Hilbrook: President, Pam Shepherd— Secre- tary, Becky Flowers— 1st Vice-President Row 2: Cindy Sepaugh, Donna Gilbert, Kathy Murff, Me- lodic Talbert, Jeannie Chapell— 2nd Vice-President, Marilyn Myrick; Music Activities Director, Emory Dewitt; Beau, Naomi Muncie; Publicity Chairman, Debbie Hewitt. Not Pictured: Eva Jones; Historian, Carol Dickey. Alpha Lambda Delta ;• k%yer- ' ‘ Row 1: Dr. Cannon, Mrs. Gibson, Dr. Legg, Dr. Germany, Jerry Mobley, Don Maercle, Nicky Ferguson, Jan Riley, Beverly Hardy, Tree Clemmons, Dr. Cox Row 2: Don Sessums, John McCurray, Alton McHorter, Barbara Proctor, Neal Buckley, Alice Gong, Dennis Rowlen, Paul Sheffield, Marty Myers, Dr. Rayford, Mr. Temple Donna Gilbert Debbie Hewitt, Miriam Agner, Betty Blair, Luey Bowen, Ann Wells, Ellen Stribling, Karen Price, Linda Rasberry, Cynthia Ory, Melody Talbert, Trisha Smith, Wanda Horton, Donna Sinclair, Ann Rutledge, Ellen Ann Quinn, Johnnie Schoolar, Debra Boyte. Alpha Epsilon Delta % • • • We Wish To Recognize 42 Dr. Hewitt Of great financial importance to a private college like MC are the contributions of its alumni. The man who solicits and coordinates such support is Dr. F.D. Hewitt. During the past 13 years he has set up a workable alumni system, including the Annual Fund Drive for operational support. The nature of his job is such that he is not in contact with undergraduate students, but nevertheless his work has been of prime importance and we hereby wish to salute him upon his retirement. 43 We Wish to Recognize . . . Dr. Miley Dr. Gray Miley has served Mississippi College for 16 years. As the mitia chairman of the Division of Business and Economics, he has provided able leadership. Before its designation last year as the School of Business, the division under Dr. Miley had grown to become the largest division on campus. We therefore wish to honor Dr. Miley upon his retirement, and recognize him as the builder of our School of Business. Football 1975 IARRY EVANS LINEBACKER FIRST TEAM ALL-GSC 1975 COACHING STAFF: Front row: Ed Nixon, receivers; Terry McMillan, offen- sive backs; John Williams, head; Don Skelton, linebackers. Back row: Joel Hudson, defensive line: Bob Harrison, graduate assistant; Ronnie Roberts, graduate student; Mike Wallis, student assistant; Jerrell Purvis, defensive backs. These four have worked rigorously for the past football season: Ed Treadway, trainer; Andy Craves, manager; Woody Barnett, trainer; and Bill Wallace, manager. ALAN HAWKINS DEFENSIVE END SECOND TEAM ALL-GSC ROBERT HILL WIDE RECEIVER SECOND TEAM ALL-GSC LAN LEAVELL OFFENSIVE TACKLE SECOND TEAM ALL-GSC ANTHONY SAWAY DEFENSIVE BACK SECOND TEAM ALL-GSC mm mm During the fall of 1975, Mississippi College finished with 6-5 record. This is the first winning season since John Williams took position as head coach in 1972, and the first winning season since 1969. The Chocs finished 2-5 in the Gulf South Conference standings. Three of the losses came to teams who made it to the national ' playoffs— Livingston (NCAA II), Henderson (NAIA), and Ouachita (NAIA). The Choctaws opened the season with high hopes as they traveled to Henderson State, the 1974 NAIA runner-ups. The Blue and Gold fought gallantly before dropped the designated CSC tilt 24-14. The Tribe returned to begin a two-week home stand against Arkansas-Monticello and Livingston. The Choctaws gave the guests from Monticello a hot welcome as the Tribe mauled the Boll Weevils 47-0. The Chocs were led by three touchdowns from Ike Nixon and two from Ezra Tate. But before a capacity crowd at Parents’ Day, the Chocs committed seven turnovers in giving a Livingston GSC foe a 20- 7 victory. The Chocs took to the road to find their first league victory at the expense of the Tennessee— Martin Pacers. With 5:48 left in tlie game, Tate scored from the one on fourth down to give MC a 14-0 victory. Mickey McMurtry, who came off the bench, was named “Offensive Player of the Week’’ in GSC for his performance, as he completed 16 of 25 passes for 176 yards. He also tied a GSC record by having ten consecutive completions. Cleveland, Mississippi was the next stop for the Baptists as they faced conference rival Delta State. The Choc defense, which had done a brilliant job in the face of an awesome Delta attack, finally weakened in the last quarter and dropped a 24-0 decision to the Statesmen. The major highlight of the season came on the chilly, rainy night of October 25. It was Homecoming night, and the Baptist Tribe proved their might as they halted the attack of the Nicholls State Colonels, the 1 team in the conference, 19-7. Down 7-6 at halftime, Barry McCay crashed through left tackle from five yards out to give the Tribe a 12-7 lead with 6:18 left in the third period. Throughout the game, the fearsome five of Larry Evans, Jerry Jett, Kirk Landau, Alan Hawkins, and Anthony Saway halted the Colonels opportunities to get the big play. Robert Hudson recovered a Nicholls pitch at the Colonel one with 2:22 remaining, which resulted in signal-caller Dave Mailer to sneak it in for the score. The other losses came to conference contests with North Alabama 41-14 and Ouachita 13-10. The remaining Choc wins came to non-conference foes Central Arkansas 35-7 and Mexico Polytechnico 83-0 in Mexico City. With the loss of seniors Larry Evans, Kirk Landau, Alan Hawkins, Anthony Saway, Robert Hill, Lan Leavell, Ross Holleyman, Mike Walker, Bull Baker, Bubba Hill, Kenny McKey, and Dan Prabucki, Coach Williams will be looking for his undergraduates and recruits to improve last year’s record. First Row: Louis Zanos, Tony Swindoll, Mickey McMurtry, Mike Drake, Troy Burks, Randy Cook, Robert Hill, Billy Causey, Terry Blalock, Frank row: Tom Gladney, Buddy Walters. Gary Herrington, J n Lofton, Skeeter Reed, Ike Nixon, Pete Hurt, s teve V ap ™ Brack Rut i e dge, Ralph Overly, Bob Godfrey, Bubba Hill, Mike Walker, Third Row: Dave Marler, Kenny Hudson, Jim Fries, Bill ones, j , PourtiTRow r slon GSldis, Steve ClaiL J ac7 Rid ledge, Kenny McKey, Walter York, James Trimble, Joe Young, Jerry Williams, Robert Hudson, Anthony Saway, Van Saliba, Chuck C rosby, BobRober - Enfinger, Danny Robinson, Max Gantt, Kirk Landau, Jerry Jett, Randy Boyd, Pifth Row: Mike Murphy, John Downing, ( p ra bucki lames Barnes. Not Pictured: Billy Dickson, Les Kimbrough, Barry McCay, R.T. McDaniel, Alan Hawkins, Larry Evans, Buddy oaiiey, oan r j Joe Simpson, Tim Theriot. 49 50 mm 51 Kennedy and Emfinger try to bring down Liv- ingston runner. Marler looks for open field as McCay blocks out Ouachita defenders. 52 Choc defense sacks Livingston quarterback. 53 Basketball 1975-1976 First Bow Mike Jones, graduate assistant; Dr. Doug Hines, head coach; Dean Clower, manager. Not pictured: Buck French, graduate assistant. Second How: Larry Bibb, John Lake, Ricky Covington, Ed Hearn, Kenny Mullin, James Hearn, Ralph Loe, Mark Hampton, Scott Crawford, Craig Kennedy, Gary French, A1 Shearer, Mike Nienaber. Not pictured: Otis Goodin. Dec. 1 William Carey Home 2 LeToumeau Home 4 William Carey Hattiesburg 13 Belhaven Home Jan. 9-10 Dixie Tournament Memphis, TN. 12 Whitworth Brookhaven 15 Southeastern La. Home 17 Delta State Cleveland 19 Nicholls State Home 20 Belhaven Jackson 22 Northwestern La. Home 24 North Alabama Florence, AL. 26 Tenn.-Martin Martin, TN. 28 Murray State Murray, Ky. 31 Livingston Home Feb. 2 Northwestern La. Natchitoches, LA. 9 Troy State Home 12 Delta State Home 14 Jacksonville State Home 16 Millsaps Home 19 Southeastern La. Hammond, LA. 21 Nicholls State Thibodaux, LA. 23 Whitworth Home 24 Le Tourneau College There 26 Denominational Tourn. Home wrnmmmmmm Mullin attempts to make a free throw against Southeastern. Country fires jumper against Carey. French tries to draw the foul. 55 I With only six returnees from the tall, talented Tribe team of 1974-75, Dr. Doug Hines’s 1975-76 squad has undergone a rebuilding season. James “Country” Hearn was the only remaining starter from last year’s 15-11 club. Hearn, the 67” scrapper who played forward last year, was moved to center. Guards 570” Mike Nienaber and 57” Larry Bibb, the other lettermen on last year’s squad, have been relied on heavily against tough competition. Transfer 6’5” Kenny Mullin has given Hearn extra help on the boards, and 6’0” guard Gary French, also a transfer, has helped give the Chocs the outside shot. The Tribe opened the season December 1 with an exciting 80- 76 victory over William Carey in Alumni Hall. But since that date, the Chocs have been finding hard times in getting the victories. The Baptists completed first semester play by bowing to Le Toumeau (85-83), Carey (76-63), and Belhaven (75-71). During the holidays, the Chocs traveled to Memphis to compete in the Dixie Tournament. After dropping the opening round game to Christian Brothers College 77-68, the Tribe settled for fourth place in the classic by falling to Union University in the consolation game 81-77. Hearn drives in for the easy shot. Mullin attacks the Lion defense with a 15 footer. 56 French battles Carey defenders for rebound. The Choctaws started second semester play by continuing to lose the close ones. Whitworth took advantage January 12 by edging MC 100-97. But the optimistic Chocs eagerly anticipated their second season (GSC competition) as highly-taunted Southeastern Louisiana came to Alumni Hall in the first GSC contest for the Chocs. Dr. Hines changed the tactics that he used first semester by playing a “ball-control” style offense. Crafty ball-handling by Nienaber, Bibb, and French enabled die Chocs to control the ball practically all of the first half and Chocs went to the dressing room at half 17-8. But the Lions roared back in the second stanza as they connected on 20 of 30 shots in the half as the Lions escaped 55-45. Key baskets by Mullin and Hearn enabled MC to stay with the Lions throughout the game. Mullin collected 21 points for the night, and Hearn collected 17. Gulf South Conference stats show that in seven games played, Mullin ranked eighth in the loop in rebounding, averaging 10 grabs a game. The Chocs led the league in free throw shooting, as the team connected on 90 of 119 attempts for a .756 percentage. With the shooting from the line, the Tribe also ranked seventh in the country accordi ng to NCAA Division II stats. With everyone on the squad returning next year. Dr. Hines is optimistic that the Choctaws will have a better season. 57 Lady Choc Basketball 1975-76 Front Row: Freda Craft, Clara Helms, Tesa Townsend, Glenda Holleyman, Connie Smith. Second Row: Glenn Schmidt, Debbie Wiginton, Rita Eas- terling, Terri Shores, Liz Foster, Bethany Edwards, Carol Bennett. 58 Hustling Rita tries to speed past Wayland defender 2 Whitworth 9 Southern Miss. 12 Wayland 13 Wayland 19-20 MUW Tournament 6 Louisiana Tech. 7 Stephen F. Austin 8 William Penn Wayland 13 Delta State 16 Whitworth 19 Northwestern La. 20 Belhaven 23 South Alabama 24 Southern Miss. 26 Belhaven 29 MUW 30-31 U. of Alabama Tourney 2 Northwestern La. 6-7 L.S.U. Tourney 9 L.S.U. 11 Delta State 13-14 Houston Tournament 18 MUW 27-28 MAIAW Tourney Lady Chocs discuss strategy. Home Home Home Home Columbus Ruston, LA. Natchitoches, TX. Temple, TX. Plainview, TX Cleveland Brookhaven Home Jackson Mobile, AL Hattiesburg Home Home Tuscaloosa, AL. Natchitoches, LA. Baton Rouge, LA. Home Home Houston, TX. Columbus Belhaven 59 m With the toughest schedule in Lady Choc history, the Mississippi College girls have posted a 9-5 record after 14 games. Three of those losses have come to Way land Baptist, invitational tourney champions, and the other two have come to national champion Delta State. Guards 5’6” Rita Easterling and 57” Debbie Wiginton, forwards 5’8” Glenn Schmidt and 570” Glenda Holleyman, and center 571” Freda Craft have returned to start for the Lady Chocs. Miss Easterling helped bring National recognition to MC and Mississippi by being one of 12 girls in the USA to make the Pan American Games basketball squad which brought home the 1975 Gold Medal in October. Rita was also chosen as a pre-season All- American by Street and Smith Magazine. Miss Wiginton, a great shooting guard, helped reinforce the fact that the Lady Chocs have been one of the best teams in the nation at the guard position. Miss Schmidt was a Street-and-Smith All-American pick last year who was one of the most versatile forwards. Mrs. Holleyman, formerly Glenda Carpenter, was selected All-Tournament in last year’s Houston Invitational. Miss Craft was an NWIT All-American selection last year who has proven to be able to compete with the best. Top reserves returning from last year who have seen much action this season have been guard Liz Foster, forwards Connie Smith and Carol Bennett, and center Tesa Townsend. The Lady Chocs, ranked 13th in pre-season according to Street- and-Smith Magazine, have depended on three freshmen in forward Bethany Edwards, center Clara Helms, and guard Terri Shores. The Tribe opened the season with back-to-back wins over Whitworth (112-58) and Southern Mississippi (120-46). MC then hosted Wayland for a two-game series. Wayland, ranked 5th in pre-season, struggled to win the first game 85-74. But the Lady Chocs turned the tables on the Flying Queens the next day, and gave the Texans from Plainview their first loss with a heart-stopping 86-85 overtime victory. Wiginton gets in position for rebound against Delta State. Craft heaves a shot toward the bucket. 60 i Hollevman fights for the tip. Wiginton lofts a shot over the outstretched arms of a Flying Queen. Coach Ed Nixon will have a strenuous time in replacing the talent and intellect of Holleyman and Schmidt— both four year starters, who have been the founders of the Lady Choc tradition. With the material returning, the Lady Chocs will be looking for another outstanding season. The Lady Chocs placed third in the prestigious “W” holiday Tournament in Columbus. In the tourney, MC clipped the number one and two junior colleges in the country (Anderson, SC 106-87 and Temple, Texas 85-69) before falling to Delta State 86- 73 in the semi-finals. The girls sealed third place by thumping 18th-ranked Mercer 90-59 in the consolation bracket. After taking two weeks off for the holidays, the Tribe toured through Louisiana and Texas to play more of the best quintets in the country. In the first contest, Nixon’s crew beat Louisiana Tech 80-70. The next two games were thrillers as the Lady Chocs squeezed by 12th-ranked Stephen F. Austin 82-78 in overtime, and stymied 8th-ranked William Penn 77-72. The Lady Chocs completed the tour at Way land, where the Flying Queens took a pair from the Tribe 74-52 and 68-65. In the first contest played second semester, the Lady Chocs battled courageously from a 40-25 halftime deficit before falling 72-66 to Delta State at Cleveland. After 14 games, statistics showed that Craft, NWIT All- American last year, led team scorers with 12.8 points per game, and leads all rebounders with an average of 7.2 caroms per game. Craft also leads the team in most field goals (11 of 17 vs. Anderson) and most free throws (11 of 12 vs. Southern Miss.) Helms, who has played center during the year, led the team with most points scored (27 vs. Sourthern) and most rebounds (17 vs. Southern). Easterling led the team in most assists (8 vs. Stephen F. Austin) 61 Soccer Front Row: Philip Pierce, Francis Koschier, Bill Waltman, Greg Allen, Jeff Doremus, Roscoe Stribling, Bill McCann, Suresh Batra. Second Row- Coach Luna, Keith Solano, Rex Henderson, Joey Cooper, Steve Glaze, Rusty Foster, Danny Johnson, Carl Kolb, Jimmy Kolb, Johnny Branning Not Pictured: Edgar Calderon, Wolfgang Gerhardt, Burns McFarland, Louis Zanos. Led by Steve Glaze and Jimmy Kolb, the Mississippi College Soccer Club posted a 7-2-1 mark for the fall season. The Soccer Club finished in second place among the eight teams of the Mississippi Soccer Association. In the regular season the Choctaws downed Belhaven (6-4 and 2-1), Jackson Soccer Club (5-2), Ole Miss (2-1), Meridian NAS (15- 0), Southern (3-1). They tied Columbus AFB (3-3) and lost to Mississippi State (4-0). MC was one of four teams in the state to play in the first annual MSA playoffs at Smith- Wills Stadium in Jackson. In the semi-final match, MC walloped Columbus AFB 5- 2. The Chocs fought gallantly in the rain and sleet before to Mississippi State, 7-1. 62 i Volleyball The Lady Choc volleyball team, coached by Mrs. Cheryl Moss, experienced a very successful 24-10 match play record. This was the best record compiled by the volleyball team since its inception in 1970. Major victories included the Belhaven Invitational Tournament and the Hinds Jr. College tournament which the Lady Chocs won by defeating suchofes as USM, Miss. State, Jackson State, Hinds, Belhaven, William Carey, and Gulf Coast Jr. College. The team is looking forward to a successful future as volleyball is rapidly gaining popularity as a competitive event for women. Front How: Pam Howell, Debbie Wiginton, Terri Shores, Denise Ditsworth. Second Row: Carol Bennett, Glenn Schmidt, Glenda Hollevman, Cathy Cobb, and Ginger Gandy. 64 i Intramurals Perennial favorites for the intramural trophy reigned supreme in most phases of the men’s intramural program. Striders and Team have been favorites to win the coveted overall award. Flag football was the only sport that involved team competition during the first semester. The Striders finished undefeated and untied to win the title. Toughest competition to the Striders came by Team (which lost 14-7 to Striders), Rebels, Hurricanes and Purple Poo Poo. ii Intramural Football all-Stars I I I ! ' 1 I r Sports involving individual competition for men first semester came in tennis, pool, and cross country. Marty Myers won the tennis singles over Danny Schulman in the finals. In doubles, the duo of Myers and Steve Caldwell edged Frank Faneher and Gary Wood. Dannv Walker won the billiards title ov er Robert Hill; and Larrv Whisenant edged out David Cox in the last fifty yards to win the cross country race. Competition got more intense during the second semester. The women participated in such activities as basketball, badminton, volleyball, and ping pong; while the men engaged in volleyball, ping pong, water basketball, basketball, softball, handball, foosball, weight-lifting, and track. Intramurals directors Coach Joe Walker and Mrs. Dot Nixon did an outstanding job this year in achieving the objectives of physical fitness, social contact, group spirit, and permanent interest in sports. ( 7 Cross Country Lawrence Flinches (second from left) and Radar Dendy (third from right) work out with the Cross Country team on the Natchez Trace. The team (from left to right) is composed of Doug Taylor, David Owens, Vic Boyles, Jim Crumpler, Johnny Johnson, Tom English, and Tim Wallace. Not pictured is Joe Boyles. Coach Joe Walker’s Cross Country team had an excellent season, as the harriers compiled a 27-9 ledger over stiff competition. The only teams that defeated the Choctaws were the SEC powers of Auburn, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida, along with Florida State, the Florida Track Club, and Troy State. MC was successful in dethroning the 1974 state champion, Mississippi State, by easily capturing the state cross country title run at Mississippi Valley State. The Chocs also finished first over a field of ten schools in the Louisiana Tech Invitational. 68 9 Vic Boyles, Wallace, and three Troy Staters constitute the All-GSC team. The Choctaws hosted the GSC meet and finished second behind Troy State in the five-mile course ran at the Waterways Experiment Station. Vic Boyle and Tim Wallace earned All-GSC honors. Boyles was second in the meet, and Wallace was fifth. Throughout the year, the harriers received top performances from Joe Boyles, Johnny Johnny Johason, Doug Taylor, Tom English, and Jim Crumpler. The distance men should have another outstanding season as every member of the squad will return next season. Crumpler makes it to the finish line. 69 TRACK 1975 1st ROW: Buddy Shephard; Terry Blalock, Doug Taylor, Jack Wood, Lawrence Funches, Calvin Holmes, Lee Dukes, Walt Green; 2nd ROW: Tom English, Jim Grumpier, Vic Boyles, Ricky McPhail, Kenny Saul, Johnny Johnson, Rollo Wall, Steve Campbell, Bobby Stewart, Mike Balzli, Coach Joe Walker; 3rd ROW: Grad. Asst. Doug Blackwell, Grad. Asst. Johnny Branning, David Whiteside, Tim Wallace, Charles Evans, Buster Wellington, Willie Price, Stan Yates, Bobby Waterbury, Dale McPhail, Larry Myricks, Manager Danny Walker. Highlights for the 1975 Choc track team included a 27-10-1 record for a .729 winning percentage. The tribe captured titles in the Delta Relays, Southeast Relays, Murine Reserve Relays, and the MC Invitational. They also tied Northeast Louisiana in a dual meet, finished fourth in the GSC, defeated eventual NAIA national champion SE Louisiana in a triangular meet, and finished seventh in the prestigious Cowboy Relays in Lake Charles. These seniors helped to pave the way in leading the thinclads to a winning season. FRONT ROW: Calvin Holmes, Jack Wood, Rollo Wall; BACK ROW: Lee Dukes, Willie Price, Bobby Waterbury, Charles Evans. 70 Boyles and Evans both break the old MC record in Myricks proudly displays his gold medal that he re- the mile run in the Marine Reserve Relays. ceived in the summer of 1975 in the USA-USSR Jr. Olympics meet held in Omaha, Nebraska. A determined Waterbury heaves the shot during a workout. Saul shows his form in clearing seven feet in an in- door meet with Miss. State and Alabama. There were three thinclads who captured All-GSC honors at the conference meet at Delta State. Charles Evans broke the conference record in the 880 with a 1:52.8 clocking. Freshman Larry Myricks leaped 25’3 Vfc” in the long jump in the GSC meet, which is another conference record. Junior Kenny Saul leaped 6’8” in winning the high jump to also earn All-GSC. 71 The thinclads broke nine school records last year, and 22 of the 27 members recorded personal bests. At the end of the regular season, MC’s Myricks was ranked 2 in the long jump by the NAIA and NCAA II. In May, he was ranked as the 8 college and university jumper in the USA by Track and Field News. These were also ranked nationally in the final NAIA statistical report: Stewart and Holmes in the 100 yd. dash; Myricks in the 220; Campbell in the 440; Boyles and Evans in the mile; Dukes and Johnson in the steeplechase; Saul in the high jump; and Waterbury in the discus. UPPER LEFT: Stewart hands off to Wall in the mile relay. UPPER RIGHT: Dukes, Wood, and Johnson go over the water jump in the steeplechase. LOWER LEFT: Boyles and Wallace set the pace in the mile run. LOWER RIGHT: Intermediate hurdler McPhail strides over the barrier. BASEBALL 1975 t The 1975 Choctaw baseball team, under the direction of Ed Nixon, had its best season in many years. With a 20-13 overall record and a 8-8 mark in the GSC, the Tribe finished fourth in the Western Division of the conference. The Tribe was led by seniors Bobby Glaze, Mike Jones, and Steve Odom. ABOVE LEFT: Catcher Glaze prepares to re- ceive the pitch. ABOVE: Robert Hudson tries to slice a piece of the ball. LEFT: As the Chocs roll up a comfortable lead, Michael winds up against the opposition. 73 Steve Odom made the 1975 All-Gulf South Conference squad. Odom led the Tribe in batting with a .382 average, and was also one of three Choctaws who made the Western Division Team. Utility man Mike Jones, a .360 hitter, and outfielder Chris Michael, a .318 hitter, were the other two who received the honors. Michael anticipates a Belhaven pitch. 74 Sophomore Mike Rice put MCon the map in the national ranks. Rice socked ten home runs during the season, which ranked him fifth in the nation according to NCAA Division II statistics. ABOVE LEFT: Ackerman and fellow Chocs witness the action. LEFT: After Dave Mar- ler reaches first. Coach Nixon hopes for another Choc to get a base hit. ABOVE: Uzee congratulates Joe Pettway after Pettway has slammed a crucial home run. With many lettermen returning for the 1976 season. Coach Nixon, selected Coach of the Year in the Western Division of the GSC, is optimistic that the Tribe will have a good season in 1976. 75 Men’s Tennis David Newman, Johnny Barnett, Steve Yawn, Darvl Newman. Coach Terry McMillan’s tennis team scheduled some of the toughest competition in the South in order to prepare themselves for the GSC tournament at Nicholls State. The Choctaws, who finished fourth in the conference tournament last year, have faced such powerhouses as Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Millsaps, Belhaven, Southern, and Southeastern Louisiana. The Tribe will lose the services of Johnny Barnett and Ricky Pennebaker. But with the return of David Newman ( 1 in singles), Daryl Newman, and Steve Yawn, the Choctaws look forward to next season. 76 Newman backhands a shot while Barnett watches. Women’s Tennis Lucy Bowen, Linda Rasberry, Kris Azlin, and Marty Clawson. Not pictured: Charlotte Pierce, Kim Kitchings, and Connie Godby. The Lady Chocs tennis team has done well during the fall season as they finished with a 3-2 record. Their defeats came at the hands of a powerful Alabama team and rival Mississippi State. Martv Clawson, Kris Azlin, and Connie Godby have been counted on heavily for the Lady Chocs’ spring season. They faced such foes as: William Carey, Belhaven, USM, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, and Louisiana Tech. The girls also participateed in the Women’s State Tournament at Starkville. Coach Dot Nixon believes that with everyone returning for the next season, Lady Choc tennis will look much brighter in the future. Clawson prepares to return a volley. ft 77 CHEERLEADERS Headed by Suzanne Blackwell, the Choctaw cheerleaders kept Mississippi College spirits high with the exaltant chants and yells that boosted our team to victory. Throughout this year their contagious enthusiasm captured the loyalty and respect of a responsive student body. “You can do it Choctaws . . 78 Sophomore Jackie Hillman and senior Rick Lewis. Freshmen Judy Foster and Ronald Kyzar. 79 Completed in 1860, Provine Chapel is one of the best examples of Neo-Grecian architecture popular in the South prior to the Civil War. Its graceful white columns, curved staircases, and high arched ceiling have through the years come to symbolize Mississippi College to its alumni. Classes are held on the ground floor; and prior to the construction of Nelson auditorium, mandatory chapel was held upstairs. 80 INTERTRIBAL COUNCIL Beverly Hubbard; Publicity Chairman Suzanne Byrd; Secretary Jan Ormond Sherry Norbury; Vice President Marie Griffith; President Valerie Hewes Judy Pemberton Kathy Cleveland; Treasurer 82 Rush parties were sponsored by the Intertribal Council. The themes varied from a riverboat scene as in Kissimee’s “Free To Be”, to a patriotic recognition as in Laguna ' s “A Real Celebration ' . Nenamoosha and Swannanoa carried animal themes: “The Three Wishes of Tina Bear’’ and “Truman the Turtle”, respectively. 83 Laguna KKKK r m A| SON iiJ r— ! i. r }M W mi m 1st row: Teressa Herrington, Carol Chism, Sidney Carol Hancock, Kathy Murff, Suzanne Byrd, Beverly Hubbard, Carol Brame, Beverly Baily, Tammy Lyall. 2nd row: Pam Mitchell, Sammie Sue Lindsey, Kathy Embrey, Donna Sullivan, Beth Enete, Pam Howell, Elizabeth Young, Belinda Bushing, Donna Raddin, Gwen Neal. 3rd row: Teresa Terrell, Janice Spencer, Cindy Hooker, Susan Abies, Beverly Hardy, Frances Jones, Tammy Jackson, Karen Lovern, Ann Harding, Jan Robertson. 4th row: Martha Taylor, Patsy Slay, Dianne Albritton, Kathy Brewer, Patsv Brin- son, Brenda Hunt, Paulia Box, Sue Leslie, Dottie Moore, Rita Gatwood, Karen Lipe Not pictured: Linda Crowe, Kris Azlin, Angel McCarty, Wanda Horton, Mary Edith Hobgood, Dendy Brigance, Brenda Rutland, Lori Oswalt, Ruby Turner, Mindy May, Martha Taylor. 84 Sponsors Dr. Mrs McCarty Beau “Country” Hearn Officers: Dianne Albritton, Publicity Chairman; Kathy Murff, secretary; Suzanne Byrd, vice-president; Beverly Hubbard, President; Brenda Hunt, Rush Chairman; Patsy Slay, treasurer. 1st row: Bill Spencer, Jan Reeves, Robin McKee, Suzanne Deese, Kay Richardson, Teresa Wyndam, Mary Nixon, Kim Taylor, Libby Simmons. 2nd row: Kerry Gaston, Janis Parnell, Rhonda Walker, Harriet Gring, Kathy Cleveland. 3rd row: Judy Pemberton, Diane Sumner. Not pictured: Susan Smith. Swannanoa Dr. Mrs. Cannon, sponsors; Rhonda Walker, secretary; Kathy Cleveland, president; Judy Pemberton, vice-president; Diane Sumner, treasurer. Beaus Bill Spencer and Kerry Gaston think Swannanoa is a “sticky” business. Kissimee 51 z M , ‘ 1st row: Katri Hudspeth, Peggy McDaniel, Anne Jones, Shannon Shelton, Jan Ormond, Sherry Norbury, Nan Howard, Lauren Koonce. 2nd row: Karen Brooks, Cathy Swindoll, Betsy Duck- worth, Jean Magee, Mary Leigh Coleman, Jeane Gilbert, Judy Foster, Terry Godwin, Phyllis Moore, Donna Jo Neidermeier, Donna Gilbert, Ginger Watson. 3rd row: Leigh Bostick, Debbie Triplett, Lisa Baker, Becky Yates, Dale McPhail, Jan Simmons, Melody Talbert, Cindy Ham, Karen Bennett, Frances Beville, Shelah Hollis, Phylis Moore, Beverly Hardy, 4th row: Linda Bullock, Lynn Kelly, Pam Alexander, Sharon Rushing, Joye Lynn Covington, Melinda Moody, Debbie Underwood, Carol Frizzell, Beth Spencer, Dorothy Bowman, Beverly Pope. 5th row: Karen Price, Ginny Patterson, Donna Currie, Candee Phillips, Robin Natilich, Kiml Reeves, Diane Pittman, Cindy Hege, Cathy Meeks, Kim Kitchens, Debra Richmond, Vicki Little. 6th row: Sherry Polk, Patrice Monroe, Leslie Criss, Kathy Martin, Kathy Waterbury, June Rose, Su- san Collins. 7th row: Jan Ramsay, Beverly McElveen, Mary Ann White, Susan Morse, Melanie Taylor, Donna Sinclair, Margaret Stubbs. Officers: 1st row: Peggy McDaniel, Anne Jones, Sherry Norbury, Lauren Koonce, Jan Ormond. 2nd row: Nan Howard, Katri Hudspeth, Shannon Shelton. Beau Warren Langworthy President Sherry Norbury Row 1: Gloria Pepper, Alice Germany, Sheryl Holifield, Wanda Harper, Rita Dievert, Debra Boyte, Joan Leonhart, Pam Mathes, Christi Lyle, Debbie Glaze, Betty Bowen, Patty Allen, Sandy McCullen, Christi Turnbow, Jenny Harwood, Brenda Munn, Mary Cox, Karen Con- nerly, Beth McDonald, Gloria Ray, Ellen Anne Quinn, Ann Rutledge, Barbara Smith, Lucy Bowen, Carol Cooper, Sandra Mitchell, Alisa Johnson, Becky Burford, Barbara Proctor, Angie Hubbard. Row 2: Ann Wells, Marinell Stringer, Nan Poston, Karen Baxter, Tricia Smith, Denise Ditsworth, Rachel Smith, Jo Hartwell, Johnnie Schoolar, Debbie Milsaps, Becky Orr, June Rogers, Sue Ann Young, Suzanne Black- well, Nell Pittcock, Julia Long, Karen Powell, Linda Rasberry, Faye Lewis, Valerie Hewes, Cyndi Burton. Row 3: Gaby Steinbach, Cathy Morris, Diane Halford, Holly Rachel, Nancy Bell, Cathy Bythewood, Miriam Morris, Terri Powell, Lori Nichols. Row 4: Vicki Tidwell, Carol Martin, Pam Prather, Kathy Wade, Jennie Bryant, Robin Keathly, Terri Scott, Jammye Westendorf. Row 5: Marie Griffith, Kathy Smith, John Stanley, Susan Pierce, Billie Dawn Strait, Patricia Pace, Barbro Ates, Marcia McAdory, Susan Hillebert, Linda Soles, Sue Carter, Carol Dickey, Karen Neely, Suzanne Davis, Barbara Morris, Iris Deaton. Kneeling: Beaus Bill Ireland and Steve Rachel. Nenamoosha •JF . V - ' Ill III 1W Officers; Row 1: Ellen Anne Quinn, Brenda Munn, Kathy Smith, Alice Ger- many, Gloria Ray, Betty Bowen, Karen Baxter. Row 2; Ann Rutledge, Wanda Harper, Cheryl Holifield, Marie Griff- ith, Valerie Hewes, Karen Powell, Nancy Bell, Holly Rachel. Row 3: Patty Allen, Lucy Bowen, Susan Hillebert. Kow 1: Rory Lee, Bill Ireland, Russell Broome, Kathy Jackson, Linda Soles, Walter Ferrell, Boyd Ritchie, Randv Hankins. Row 2: Jack Hakoura, Steve Berger, Tom Cox, Ron Tolar, Russ Brashear, David Raddin, Dale Smith, Steve Rachel, Ronnie Killebrew, Keith Dempsey. Row 4: Tim Foley, James Dewett, Sam Pepper, Barry Corbett, Larry Miller. Row 5: Rich Malone, Bob Baker, Bruce Fields, James Hearn. 92 Circle K David Grant, treasurer; Rice Powell, vice-president; Gary Wood, president; David Richard- son, secretary. 1st row: Fred Slabach, Diana Williams, Greg Wallace, Beverly Hardy, David Richardson, Cathy Swindell, Boh Lee, Frank Tucker. 2nd row: Boh Boyd, Gary Wood, Charles Vianey, Dana Kelly, David Legg. 3rd row: Robert Calcote, Boh Walker, Bobby Pittman, Rice Powell, John Kitch, 4th row: Sam Stebbins, Dale McPhail, Greg Nail, John English, John Moffitt, David Grant. ' Tv.; VJARFaHE tt ' 3 Page editors: Jeanne Smith, Melanie Lyle, Robby Pittman, Ann Copeland. Mike Caldwell, Assistant to the Editor Robert Touchstone, Business Manager Steve Caldwell, Editor Home Ec Club Row 1: Cvndi Burton, Joan Leonhart, Janice Mooney, Ruth Ann Chipka, Angie Hubbard. Row 2: Dr. Lane, Sandra Anderson, Jeanne Carter, Kathv Manuel, Julia Long, Janice Booth, Susan Young, Beverly Barber, Carolyn Mashburn. Art Club Row 1: Alan Forbes, Jan Ramsay, Vicki Tidwell, Diane Winbome, Shirley Bradford, Judy Bardwell, Sherry Norbury, Jeannete Jarmon, Diane Nations Smith, Mike Wharton, Mike Millard. Row 2: Wyatt Waters, Ingrid Manzione Solano, Barbara Smith, Marla Ross, Tom Brown, Dr. Gore, Toni Taylor, Dorothy Bowman, Louis Walsh, Walter Sistrunk. 96 Row 1: Charles Vianev, Andv Hughes, Steve Ackerman. Row 2: Joe Pettway, Rick Owens, Marc Carlson, Craig Haskins, Skip Butler, Bill Hnckaby, Martv Brunson, Andre Uzee, Michael Rice. V i ' gz - r- • German Club Diamond Club John Lever, Ron Colvin, Brad Ramsay, Debra Hewitt, Vicki Tidwell, Gaby Steinback, David Price, Mike Womack, Philip Goforth. 97 From Left to right around Eddie: Rick Axtell, Vice President; Valerie Hewes, Chief Justice; Tree Clemmons, WAB Chairman; Rich Malone, Attorney; Jan Ormond, Secretary; Dennis Rowlen, MAB Chairman; Marie Griffith, Treasurer. 98 Vice President Rick Axtell 99 I I MISSISSIPPI COLISEUM Senate Row 1: Pam Prather, Joani Driscoll, Beth Mcdonald, Mike Jarrett, Vicki Tidwell, Shelah Hollis, Debra Flores. Row 2: Wendell Ladner, Ron Colvin, Karen Conerly, Ka- ren Price, Mark Sparks, Ann Copeland. Row 3: Fred Sla- bach, Chris Smith, Debbie Baxter, James Dewett, Rick Peters, Billy Causey. Row 4: Rick Axtell (pres.), Robert Calcote, Steve Rachel, Eaton Cordley, Kerry Gaston, Ar- nold ( havers. 100 102 Puppet Team: Joe Warrington, Larry Miller, Mark Coon, Wanda McDonald, Vicki Little. 104 105 Cantata Choir Row 1: Alice Germany, Susan Pearce, Naomi Muncie, Marilyn Myrick, Karen Burnside, Sharon Rushing, Helen Ruth Tackett, Marsha Roberts, Debra Thornton, Martha Stovall, Jill Sims, Linda Ray, Vicki Bell, Cindy Sepaugh, Joy Lynn Covington, Tammy Lyall. Row 2: Carol Dickey, Pam Mitchell, Susan Spell, Debra Richmond, Rhonda Carroll, Becky Flowers, Debbie Moore, Robin Matulitch, Linda Bull- ock, Diane Pittman, Beverly Hardy, Kathy Murff, Kathy Grimsley, Wanda Gipson, Lynn Kelly, Karen Price, Mary Leigh Coleman. Row 3: Johnny Buchner, Mike Womack, Rob Robbins, Burl Scarborough, A1 Carden, Jeremy Williams, Clyde Cranford, James Brown, Randy Grimm, Jim Crigler, Bill Waltman. Row 4: Jerry Aultman, Billy Hubbard, Emery Dewitt, Mike Collins, David Prevost, Rich Malone, Cur- tis Brewer, Larry Lynch, Fred Slabach, David Raddin, Joey Styron. Row 1: Tammy Lyall, Carol Dickey, Mary Leigh Coleman, Beverly Hardy, Dianne Pittman, Robin Matulich, Wanda Cipson, Becky Flow- ers. Row 2: Rusty Holcomb, Pete Battaglia, Jerry Aultman, Mike Collins, James Brown, Fred Slabach, Chris Jenkins, Frank Fancher, Rich Malone, David Prevost, Curtis Brewer. 107 I Residence Assistants f 5 y ¥Mf y ¥ Y ¥ ¥ x x x x«x � «i Y Y ? Y ¥ ' - x x x.x.x-5.i.5.X. Men’s June Holbnx)k, Sandra Anderson, Deb- bie Trott, Katri Hudspeth, Nan Poston, Linda Soles, Darlene Haggard, Jeannie Chappell, Mary Edith Hobgood, Christi Turnbow. Not pictured: Pam Prather, Brenda Hunt, Debra Ford, Shannon Shelton. Dorm 108 Personnell Standing: Steve Campbell, Andree Uzee, Rich Malone, Eddie Broadhead, Mike Mahan, Marty Brunson, David Prevost, Eddie Graves. Seated: David Raddin, Terry Bladock, Mark Carlson. Head Residents Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Everett, Gail Scruggs, Mrs. Cook. MAB Johnny Hicks, Dennis Rowlen, Roger Peterson, Boh Lee, Mark Pace, John Stanley. Lakissaswanamoosha On Ground: Philip Pierce, Dale Smith, Kerry Gaston, Marty Maltby. Row 2: Patrick Thayer, Tommy Sparkman, Dennis Rowlen, Ken Chennault, Ron Tolar, Jim Catrett, Lynn Ricks, Randy Boyett, Don Goodrum, Bobby Waterbury, Keith Houston, Gerald Meadows, Larry Miller. Row 3: Terrell McDaniel, John Stanley, Tom Keith, Steve Rachel, Mike Chapin, Larry Whiz, Gary Guillory, David Medlin, John Trott, Margaret Stubbs, Andy Lewis, Beverly Guilder, Andy Molzan, Karen Powell, Brad Ramsay, Keith Henderson, John Lever, Mark Sparks, Kerry Ricard, John Stevens, Steve Berger. Row 4: Skip Nugyeh, Kent Mummert, Bill McCann, Glenn Barnes. Ill tfHL $ ns REflf | EfldtH i Track Club Seated: Vic Boyles, Buddy Sheperd, Shari San- ford, David Whiteside, Chip Crowder, Ricky McPhail. Row 2: Dale McPhail, Tim Wallace, James Dewett, Jim Crumpler, Johnny Johnson, Doug Taylor, Terry Blalock. 112 M-Club Seated: William Kennedy, Suzanne Blackwell, Beverly Hardy, Ellen Stribling, John Kitch. Stand- ing: Paul Markow, Buddy Bailey, Larry Evans, Jim Fries, Daimv Robinson, Tim Theriot, Alan Hawkins, Mike Wallis. Row 1: Shari Sanford, Billy Causev. Anthony Saway, Doug Tavlor. Ellen Stribling. Row 2: Mike Chapin. Benny Crawford. Ellis Liddell. Hal Fletcher, Steve Ackerman. Row 3: Andre Uzee. Marty Brunson. Tim Wallace, Chip Crowder. Dale McPhail. Row 4: Van Saliba. Mark Carlson. Lan Leavcll, Hamp Beatty. Rollo Wall. 113 BSA Row 1: Larry Bibbs, Sandra Newsome, Judy Bowman, Barbara Collins, Felecia Williams, Evelyn Thompson, Rufus Gladney. Row 2: Troy Burkes, Larry Miller, Kenny Mullins, J.B. Brown, Charles Cooper, Frank Burkes, Jeffrey Carr. Math Club Row 1: Eddie Nichols, Steve Cal- dwell, Russell Broome, John Lever. Row 2: Dr. Ohme, Charlotte Mad- den, Trena Lashley, Valerie Hewes, Sharon Eakes, Dr. Deer, Mrs. Dixon. Row 1: Jan Ormond, Lynn Martin, Cathy Meeks, Brenda Hunt, Su- zanne Byrd. Row 2: Lauren Ko- onee. Sherry Norbury, Robin Ma- tulich, Rita Gatewood, Sharon Eakes, Trena Lashley. History Club Philip Pierce, Rufus Gladney, Dr. McMillan, Johnnie Schoolar, Mary Edith Hobgood, Dr. Curry, Karen Lipe, Rick Axtell, Ron Colvin, David Cox, Steve Lee, Bobby Caldwell. 116 ArrnwVip rl Jimmy Taylor, Sports Editor; Peggy McDaniel, Features Editor; Marty Maltby, Photographer. 117 Harvest Officers: Al Carden, Public Relations; Boyd Ritchie, Chaplain; Mike Malian, Director; Gary Maze, Business Manager Seated from left to right: Kathie Bythewood, Leigh Bostick, Katri Hudspeth, Debbie Underwood, June Holbrook. Kneeling, L-R: Mike Mahan, Boyd Ritchie, Charles Wallace, Mike Nowlin, Gary Maze, Steve Massey. Standing, L-R: Pete Bataglaia, C.A. Southerland, Tommy Miller, Al Carden, Harel Hill, Burl Scarborough, Glenn Barnes, and Eric Shaw 118 BSU Steering Committee Sitting, L-R: Eddie Broadhead, Peggy McDaniel, Phil Walker, Paulia Box. Standing, L-R: David Cox, Danny Johnson, David Prevost, Bob Baker BSU Executive Council ■MISSISSIPPI, f.OLKGE l ' HAc 1 } V 4 ' ;r V ill r v,| , § iVkII HW - 1 f 1 h Xuum iVMJ ■11 til v if Vv I” ! jiV if (V Seated, L-R: Beverly Pearce, Lucy Bowen, Dena Davis, Frances Beville, David Cox, Paulia Box, Sandy Hooker, Nancy Bell, Jeanne Smith, Debbie Lewis. Standing, L-R: Phil Walker, Eddie Broadhead, Bill McCann, Steve Jackson, Danny Johnson, John McMurray, Bob Baker, Sam Pepper, Eric Holleyman, Andy Lewis, Bill Waltman. Not Pictured: Sue Leslie, Debbie Trott, Gini Applewhite, Alan Hawkins, Gail Hawkins, Katri Hudspeth, Marcia McAdory, Lauren Koonce, Terry Wilkerson, David Shirley, David Prevost, Bruce Fields, Steve Rachel, Brenda Hunt, Mike Mahan, Peggy McDaniel, Johnnie Schoolar, David Medlin, Warren Langworthy, Patty Allen, Sheryl Holifield, Gibbie McMillan, Mary Jane Riley, Vicki Little, Barry Corbett, Rick Lewis, Linda Soles. 119 HOP Choir Row 1: Bruce Fields, Steve Rachel, Barry Simmons, David Allen, Kerry Gaston. Row 2: Nan Poston, Beth Enete, Nancy Land, Gloria Ray, Becky Burford, Wanda Harper. Row 3: Alisa Johnson, Ann Rutledge, Beverly Guilder, Holly Rachel, Sandra Mitchell, Karen Conerly. 120 Vesper Choir Row 1: Barbara Trotter, Jean Hodge, Rita Dievert, Pam Mathes, Donna Sullivan, Suzanne Deese. Row 2: Thomas Brame, Dale McPhail, Dorothy Bowman, Gary Guillory, David McMillan, Linda Soles, Kent Mummert, Gwen Neal. Row 3: Vicki Little, David Grant, Marie Grifith, Carol Anne Martin, Terri Scott, Terry Dent, Kathy Wade, Tom Cox. Row 4: Kay Richardson, Susan Greer, Kathy Lopez, Sharon Ponder, Chris Smith, Melanie Lyle, Mark Marler, Becky Beckenbaug h, Ginger Damhrino, Kathy Bythewood. Row 5: Tanner Riley, Mike Nowlin, Vicki Hillman, Belinda Rushing, Bob Willis, Linda O’Neal, David Cox, Patricia Pace. Row 6: Bill McCann, Jody Bolton, Melanie Taylor, David Britt, Robin Keathley, Nancy Bell, Dennis Roman, Faye Hood. Row 7: Danny Johnson, Carol Cooper, Don Weber, Dena Davis, Rick Axtell, Ferebe Casque. Not Pictured: Sue Carter, Susan Collins, Jennie Harwood, Carolyn LeSac, Lola Page, Becky Smith, Randy Boyett, Russell Broome, Don Dent, David McMillan, Dennis Rowlen, Larry Whisenat, Alan Rihner, Mary Ann White, Stan Weatherford. Officers: Row 1: Pam Mathes, Librarian; Tom Cox, Publicity; Linda Soles, President; Carol Anne Martin, Secretary; Tanner Riley, Director. Row 2: Danny Johnson, Social Chairman; David Cox, Student Director; Don Weber, Librarian. Mississippi College Student Nurses’ Association How 1— Cindy Nowell, Linda O’Neal, Netta Richard- son, Wanda Powell Row 2— Jim Catrett, Karen Trosper, Anna Waller, Ja- nice Tiner, Melanie Morris Row 3— Marcia Me Adorv— President, Susie Penning- ton, Linda White, Karol Hogue, Joan Blackburn, Cy- nthia Gould— 1st Vice-president, Barbara Puryear Row 4— Melissa Elliot, Debbie Logan, Pam Flynt Row 5— Linda Axton, Susan Tissue— 2nd Vice-presi- dent, Teresa Burchfield, Patsy Colville, Kathy Morris Not Pictured— Cheryl Johnson— Recording Secretary, Rhonda Walker— Corresponding Secretary, Nancy Weems— Treasurer, Mrs. Virginia Cora— Advisor ; I 122 r Row 1: Jeanne Magee, Mindy Lofton, Beth Leake, Eva Horne, Janice Hines, Melanie Hellen, Nancy Ellison, Patricia Colville, Judy Broadway, Beverly Bailey. Row 2: Sylvia Price, Dianne Pennington, Becky Orr, Linda O’Neal, Karen Nealy, Kathy Morris, Gye Mitchell, Debbie Millsaps, Sandy McLellan, Step- hanie McKee. Row 3: Sandra Wigl ey, Christi Turnbow, Barbara Trotter, Myrtle Thornton, Debbie Triplett, Jean Teetson, Donna Sinclair, Regina Rogers. School Of Nursing Class Officers SENIOR CLASS: President— Susan Tissue, Vice-President— Gail Conerly, Sec- retary -T reasurer— Janis Tiner, JUNIOR CLASS: President— Carol LeSac, Vice-President— Becky Beck- inbaugh, Secretary-Treasurer— Eris Daughtery SOPHOMORE CLASS: President— Kathy Morris, Vice-President— Christi Turnbow, Secretary— Barbara Trotter, Treasurer— Patsy Colville FRESHMAN CLASS: Representative— Laurie Nichols i Sociology Club How 1: Judith Patterson, Susan Pearce, Nancy Gordon, Sharon Macris, Jennie Bryant, Karen Brooks. Row 2: Debbie Lewis, Sherri Marler, Porter Pryor, Nan Poston, Charlie Brenner, Margaret Staggs, Mrs. Gorgan. Row 3: Alissa Johnson, Katri Hudspeth, Jeanne Smith, Suzzane Wade, Jim Sellers, David Leon, Dr. Carpenter. Phi Beta Lambda Row 1: Patsy Slay, Gail Hawkins, Debbie Boyte, Beverly McElveen, Mrs. Huggins, Charlotte Pierce. Row 2: Diane Zouboukos, Brenda Ladnier, Myrtis Ewing, Connie Phillips, Dorothy Arnold, Lynn Swilley. Row 3: Phyllis Moore, Sharon Ponder, Carol Anne Martin, Anne Jones, Beverly Pope, Kathy Murff, Jamie Mashburn, Susan McRainey. Row 4: Kay Wissner, Rhonda Grayson, Nancy Bell, Alice Colomb, Susan Greer, Virginia Graves, Mary Cox, Carolyn Wallace, Diane Marler. Flutes: Nancy Calcote Wanda McDonald Susan Collins Saxophone: John Weekd C.A. Southerland Melody Talbert Mark Marler Belinda Rushing Charles Wallace Deborah Peeples William Bryant Bass Horn: Jerry Hall Harrell Hill Terry Russell James DeWitt Lonnie Stewart Clarinet: Cathy Collins Jill Hart Martha Taylor Lauren Graffon Trumpet: Hugh Plunkett Mike Nowlin Gary Maze Sandy Busch Anita Rice Roger Mills John Buckner Larry Whisenat President Nobles 130 •-%. V...- j., 4 f. MM • Of , -r : •• ' ■ UC4 ' F U ' i Board Of Trustees Dr. Bob N. Ramsay; President Dr. John G. McCall; Vice President Term Expires in 1976 Mr. W.D. Lofton, Jr.; Secretary Mr. James A. Lambuth SlcComb Dr. John G. McCall Vicksburg Term Expires in 1975 Rev. William S. Stewart Europa Mr. Leland R. Speed Jackson Mr. T.M. Hederman, Jr. Jackson Mr. Nick Walker Jackson Mr. W.D. Lofton, Jr. Brookhaven Dr. Bob N. Ramsay Tupelo Term Expires in 1977 Mr. John M. Rogers Morton Dr. Howard H. Aultman Columbia Mr. D.L. Collums Tupelo Mr. Roy Noble Lee Forest Mr. George J. Thornton Kosciusko Mr. Harry E. Vickery Greenville 131 I Mrs. Lois Ann Lewis; Director of Admissions and In- struction, School of Business J.B. Howell; Librarian Miss Jan Hederman; Director of Student Activities Joe H. Barber, Jr.; Vice President for Business Affairs mam Deans And Administrators Dr. Louise Griffith; Associate Dean of Students Rory Lee; Associate Dean of Students Mrs. Johnnie Ruth Hudson; College Editor Norman Gough; Director of Public Information 133 134 Dr. Edward L. McMillan; Acting Dean of Graduate School, Head of History Department Dr. Gray D. Miley; Dean of School of Business and Public Administration, Professor of Economics Bernard Blackwell; Assistant to the President and Field Representative ) 135 136 . . . Confirm thy soul in self-control, Thy liberty in law . . . America, The Beautiful by Katherine Lee Bates The dreams of a law school at Mississippi College have been in existence for the last twenty to twenty-five years. Almost twenty- five years ago Dr. D.M. Nelson addressed the Mississippi Baptist Convention and predicted that MC would eventually boast of a qualified law school. Since 1930, the Jackson School of Law has served in meeting the needs for legal education in the central portion of the State. Over the years students have studied under a distinguished faculty. Mississippi College again began looking at the possibility of a School of Law in 1969. Studies were made, by the College and by others independent of the College, with each reaching the same conclusion— the need for a law school in the area of the State Capitol of Jackson was the logical institution to operate such a school. Now, with the purchase by Mississippi College of the Jackson School of Law with its tradition of excellence and support of the legal profession, the dreams of many have come true. The road to success of this new adventure will be paved by the prayers and support of alumni and friends of both institutions. i k LAW SCHOOL OFFICE 138 .. Mississippi College is meeting a need. Mississippi College, and indeed the church in whose name it serves, came in to being in response to human needs. There is a pressing need for ethical and effective lawyers; and these lawyers should be men and women who believe in the justice of human law and in the supreme virtue of God’s law. “A Bible and a newspaper in every house, a good school in every district . . . are the principal support of virtue, morality and civil liberty.” Benjamin Franklin f i j i i i 139 a FACULTY Ron Alexander Asst. Prof, of Art Mrs. Joe H. Barber Nursery School Supervisor, Dept, of Home Ec. Richard T. Bennett Law School Dr. James Brewer Asst. Prof, of Education and Psychology Dr. Billy Broome Assoc. Prof, of Education and Psychology Dr. James Burnside Assoc. Prof, and Chairman of Division of Education and Psychology Ralph L. Carroll Asst. Prof, of Music Dr. Jerry Cannon Asst. Research Prof, of Chemistry Dr. N.W. Carpenter Chairman of Division of Social Studies and Prof, of Sociology i 140 5 ! I Caroline Cheek Law School Office Gerald Claxton Asst. Prof, of Music Ann Clark Instructor in Education Mary Cocroft Instructor and Order Librarian Dr. Joe M. Cooper Prof, and Head of Dept, of Philosophy Mrs. Virginia Cora Instructor, School of Nursing Mrs. Alice Cox Catalog Librarian Dr. Prentiss Cox Assoc. Prof, of Biology Dr. James Currie Asst. Prof, of Social Studies Dr. Rosilie Daniels Asst. Prof, of English Dr. Charles S. Davis Asst. Prof., Dept, of Bible Martin Davis Professor of Accounting 141 Dr. Wendell Deer Prof, and Head of Dept, of Mathematics Mrs. Wanda Dixon Instructor of Mathematics C.D. Galloway Asst. Prof, of History Mary Catherine Gentry Instructor of Speech Dr. Archie Germany Chairman of Division of Science and Mathematics and Professor of Chemistry Mrs. Susan Gibson Instructor of Biology Dr. Sam Gore Prof, and Head of Dept, of Art Mrs. Doris Graves Instructor in Latin Dr. Louise Griffith Assoc. Dean of Students and Prof, of Psychology Mrs. Suzanne Grogan Instructor of Sociology Shelton Hand Asst. Prof, of Law and College Attorney Mrs. Lee Harding Instructor of Humanities 142 1 J f r l i. Dr. F.D. Hewitt Director of Public Relations and Alumni Activities Billy R. Hicks Asst. Prof, of History and Political Science Mrs. Karen Holleyman Instructor of Accounting Ralph Howell Asst. Prof, of English Dr. Walter Howell Assoc. Prof, of History Margaret Huggins Asst. Prof, of Business Administration and Acting Head of Dept, of Bus. Ed. and Office Administration Linuel D. Jayroe Asst. Prof, of Education and Psychology Mrs. Gale Keith Asst. Prof, of Psychology Kimberly Moses Instructor of French Dr. Ralph Lane Asst. Prof, of Home Economics M3 ■ Robert Leard Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept, of Chemistry Dr. Jerome F. Leavell Prof, of Law Dr. Gerald Lee Assoc. Prof, and Head of Dept, of General Business Dr. John Legg Professor of Chemistry Lois Ann Lewis Director of Admissions Diane Marler Grad. Asst, in Business Ed. Dr. Charles Martin V.P. for Academic Affairs and Professor of Spanish Dr. Philips McCarty Prof, of R.E. and Head of Dept, of Religious Education Dr. Frances McGuffee Prof, of Home Economics Dr. Edward McMillan Prof, and Head of Dept, of History, and Acting Dean of Graduate School 144 Hartwell McPhail Chairman of Division of Health and Physical Education and Prof, of P.E. Dr. Gray Miley Dean of School of Business and Public Administration and Prof, of Economics Larry Miller Grad. Asst, in Music Troy Mohon Registrar Mrs. Cheryl Moss Instructor of P.E. Mrs. Hazel Newman Asst. Prof, of P.E. Dr. Paul Ohme Assoc. Prof, of Mathematics and Coordinator of Academic Computing Dr. Dean Parks Asst. Prof, of Chemistry Mary Libby Payne Assoc. Prof, and Acting Mary Ann Pigott Instructor of Home Economics Rosemary Porter Instructor of Music Cindy Powell Instructor of Spanish 145 75 � LCYE IS iVViORTM X lP tt ERECTED S ' - T HL ' • LOUlCS WHE5 CHAFFER l d c ■: v c; uMomr ? c ou i ' •.V THIS COLLEGE AS COMFANY C ' ossiw aipMENT A ' Nii. : • ?i .TCRM.CAPT CUDDIt U CM 5. I ' „ .UES. 2«UEtlfcj H YOK ,!,, L ' ••„:y jfT $ERGEaM t vh LftS. D 5l ? SASSAS ON MANY A HARP FOUGHT BAT ' THEIR SIOOD WAS shed, manarsamees nd.malvern hill. seven pines, chicks ' 5 5PURG. THE WILDERNESS. FREDRICKS :l. R5 ILL£.TERR!BLE GETTYSBURG A ? c: : H. LEU 1S.OF CLINTON WAS ELECTED - j O r THE M1SSISSIPPKOLLEGE RIFLES “HE OF APRIL !3t 5. WITH THE ARMY OF NORTHERN V. . • ' ’ RENDERED AT APPOMATTOX COURT HOUSE ( ' lA’NANT OF THE MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE RIFLES r ’HE !04 MEN WHO ENLISTED. ONLY 3 RETURNED ' ' LI A NT MEN WHOM THE WORLD SPEAKS OF A s OF A LOST CAUSE. YET WHOSE NAMES HAVE . N n IN HISTORY WEARING A DEATHLESS FAME 1926 . Dr. Verbie Prevost Asst. Prof, of English Virginia Quarles Instructor of English Joe Mac Ragland Asst. Prof, of Law Dr. Etna Raiford Asst. Prof, of Biology Jerry Reeves Asst. Prof., School of Business Charles Edward Richardson Grad. Asst, in English Ronald Robertson Assoc. Prof., School of Law Dr. Sarah Rouse Chairman of Division of Humanities and Prof, of English Dr. Charles Scott Prof, of Education and Director of Counseling and Career Development Center Dr. Robert Shurden Asst. Prof, of Bible Rachel Smith Library Asst. Tommy Spiegner Asst. Prof, of Music Ada Sumrall Instructor of Library Science and Media Center Librarian Luther Taylor Director of Student Teaching Ralph Taylor Assoc. Prof, of Music Louis Temple Asst. Prof, of Biology and Acting Head of Dept, of Biology Louis Walsh Asst. Prof, of Art Patricia Walston Asst. Prof, of Music Carolyn Webb Asst, Prof., School of Nursing Dr. Craig Whitlock Assoc. Prof, and Head of Dept, of Physics Raymond S. Winton Asst. Prof, of Physics Phillip Stanberry Asst. Prof, of R.E. Dr. William Stevens Chairman of Division of Religion and Prof, of Bible and Greek Dr. Pat Sumners Asst. Prof, of Education and Psychology 147 Staff Elizabeth Baldwin Circulation Librarian Joyce Bishop Mail Clerk Bernard Blackwell Asst, to the President and Field Representative Mrs. Diane Bradford Sec., Office of Admissions Neal Brashier Sec. to the President Dot Chisolm Sec. to Director of Public Relations Mrs. Margaret Coleman Editorial Asst. Jan Cossitt Joan Dambrino Virginia Gandy John Harden Jan I federman David Holloway Louise Hudson Mrs. Jackie Moore Sharon Nutt Nellie Ford Smith Mrs. Mary Thurman Geraldine Weeks Ann Weill in Publications Office Admissions Counselor Sec., Office ofV.P. for Student Affairs MTST Operator Cafeteria Manager Director of Student Activities Admissions Counselor Sec., Office of Public Information Composer Operator Sec., Admissions Associate Librarian Records Clerk, Registrar’s Office Bookkeeper, Cafeteria Sec. Asst, in Library 48 Contributions by the Hederman family as well as the Mississippi Baptist Convention helped to fund the construction of Hederman Science Building. Distinguished from other buildings by its brown bricks and modern design, Hederman Science Building came into use in the spring of 1968. It houses the division of science and math. CLASSES FRESHMEN Class Officers; L to R: Andy Tag- gart, President; Gloria Ray, Secre- tary; Terry Godwin, Treasurer; Mike Nowlin, Vice President; Pat- rick S. Thayer, Chaplain. Pam Alexander Mary Alexander Lisa Baker Danny Bain Karen Baxter Randy Boyette Betty Bowen Dorothy Bowman Willie Mae Bradley J.B. Brown Thomas Brown Johnny Buckner Linda Bullock Frank Burks Troy Burks Sandy Busch David Byler Rhoda Byler Kathy Callahan Glen Carlise Sue Carter Billy Causey Mike Chapin Cam Carlson Ruth Ann Chipka Jackson Jackson Sumner Pearl Kosciusko Baton Rouge, LA Richton Alexandria, LA Chicago, IL Bude Hogansville, GA Starkville Laurel Moss Point Cleveland Jackson Jackson Jackson Clinton Florence Rolling Fork Jackson Columbus, OH Pensacola, FL Parma, OH 154 Carol Chism Tupelo Phyllis Clark Leland Laurie Clippinger Gulfport Susan Collins Inverness, FL Karen Connerly Jackson Bill Cook Jackson Ricky Covington Jackson Glenda Cox Graham, NC Sharon Crawford New Hebron Jim Crigler Starkville Leslie Criss Grenada Donna Currie Brookhaven Suzanne Deese Pensacola, FL Radar Dendy Leakesville Terry Dent Holly Springs Rita Dievert Ashland Denise Ditsworth Pascagoula Dave Dressner Brandon Bethany Edwards Hattiesburg Kathy Embrey Coldwater Beth Enete Vicksburg George Follet Meridian Judy Foster Aberdeen Sherry Fries Petal Lawrence Funches Jackson II 155 Julie Gandy Michael Gehman Beverly Gilder Debbie Glaze Terry Godwin Gray Goodman Don Goodnun Lauren Grafton Jeff Grimes Gary Guillory Diane Halford Don Hamel Sidney Carol Hancock Emil Harden Cindy Ham Jill Hart Patrick Hayes Ed Hearn Cindy Hege Clara Helms Teressa Herrington John Holifield Faye Hood Cindy Hooker Pete Hughes Tammy Jackson Kathy Johnson Brenda Jones Frances Jones Tom Keith Dana Kelly Kathy King Kenny King Clay Kirkland John Kitch Leigh Kitchens Ronald Kyzar Johnny Lake Becky Lambrecht Libbie Lampley Melinda Lawrence David Legg Mary Ann Leggett Don Lewis Dwight Lewis Bruce Meridian Hattiesburg Louisville, KY Pensacola, FL Holly Bluff Clinton Jackson Jackson McComb Lena Hammond, LA Jackson Clinton Clinton Monticello Montgomery, AL Venus, FL Convent Station, NJ Enterprise Laurel Rome, Italy Yazoo City Jackson Greenville Greenville Jackson Magee McComb Jackson Jackson Rolling Fork Shreveport, LA Clinton Gulfport New Albany Natchez Houston Clinton Vaughn Lucedale Clinton Jackson Jackson Natchez 156 t Ellis Liddell Sammie Sue Lindsey Karen Lovern Christy Lyle Melanie Lyle Bill Lynch Alfred D. Majors Kathy Martin Steve Massey Bennie May Mindy May R.T. McDaniel Phil McDill Beth McDonald Tim McGee Robin McKee Roger Mills David Mitchell Pam Mitchell David Moak Ginny Moffit Andy Molzan Melinda Moody Dottie Moore Barbara Morris Kent Mummert Mike Murphy Gwen Neal Donna Jo Neidimeier Duong Nguyeh Lauri Nichols Mary Nixon Mike Nowlin Glenn Odom Debbie Oliphant Lydia Ory Lori Oswalt Ralph Overly David Owens Patricia Pace Utica Shubuta Gulfport Levittown, NY Lena Jackson Clinton Kosiusko Forest Jackson Florence Covington, LA Jackson Clinton Chunky Jackson Jackson Forest Jackson McComb Jackson Parma, OH Kosciusko Columbia Montgomery, AL Memphis, TN Orange Park, FL V icksburg New Orleans, LA Tutwiler Clinton Escatawpa Columbus Jackson Jackson Jackson Hammond, LA Gulf Breeze, FL Pearl New Orleans, LA 157 James Parker Janis Parnell Ginny Patterson Rick Peters Bobby Pitman Terry Powell Holly Rachel Donna Jo Raddin Danny Rasberry Cheryl Ratliff David Rees Gloria Ray Jane Reeves Anita Rice Jewell Rice Kay Richardson Vivian Richardson Rob Robbins Jan Robertson Dennis Roman Belinda Rushing Jack Rutledge Van Saliba Patty Sconyers Pat Scott Brandon Pensacola, FL Memphis, TN Pioneer, LA Jackson Jackson Akron, OH Greenville Laurel Jackson Clinton Clinton Jackson Starkville Terry Puerto Rico Leland Clinton Anchorage, AK Holly Springs Wellsville, KS West Monroe, LA Dothan, AL Yazoo City Port Gibson 158 Ricky Shields Terri Shores Shan Simpson Barbara Smith Bobby J. Smith Chris E. Smith Leonard Smith Sheldon Sorenson Deborah Spears Rodney Spears Beth Spencer Robert Spencer John Stanley Alan Stewart Melissa Stodard Van Stone Cindy Storey Henry Stovall Rene Stowe Joey Styron Cathy Swindoll Tony Swindoll Helen-Ruth Tackett Susan Tadlock Andy Taggart Jackson Jackson Clinton Greenville Greenville Mendenhall Morton Williston, ND Clinton Clinton Houston, TX Clinton Braxton Jackson Meridian Marks Tampa, FL Jackson Greenwood Magee Jackson Petal Webb Jackson Moss Point 159 Kim Taylor Melanie Taylor Deanise Terry Ann Townsend Bill Townsend James Trimble John Trott Frank Tucker Steve Tucker Ruby Turner Debbie Varner Charles Vianey Bob Walker Lisa Wallace Greg Wallace Anne Wallis Camille Warren Ginger Watson Becky Webb Mike Wharton Mary Ann White Peggy White Fee Fee Williams Jerry Williams Cathy Wilson Teresa Windham Becky Yates Elizabeth Young Louis Zanos Lark Koonce Patrick Thayer Olive Branch Grenada Harrisonburg, LA Clinton Jackson Opelika, AL Brazil New Orleans, LA Longbeach McComb Jackson Jackson Utica Brookhaven Brookhaven Jackson Billings, MT Biloxi Courtland Jackson Anguilla Gulfport Centerville Biloxi Clinton Chiefland, FL Jackson Greenville Isiro, Zaire Bogalusa, LA Columbus, OH t f 160 � r SOPHOMORES Class Officers; Standing: Walt Green, Social Chairman; Wendell Ladner, Vice President; Fred Sla- bach. President; Seated: Ann Rut- ledge, Treasurer; Anne Jones, Secretary Kris Azlin Leland Miriam Agnes Memphis, TN David Allen Louisville James Allen Clinton Beverly Bailey Jackson Karen Bennett Meridian Nay Bennett Jackson Ronnie Bennett Oxford Frances Bevelle Jackson Betty Blair Quitman Dana Bounds Jackson Ljjcy Bowen Pontotoc Vic Boyles Mendenhall Carol Brame Bay Springs Dendi Brigance Birmingham Patsy Brinson Jackson Marty Brunson Mobile, AL David Bryant Jackson Rebecca Burford Sarah Karen Burnside Jackson Michael Caldwell Kosciusko Arnold Chavers Jackson Kathy Cleveland Epps, LA Mary Leigh Coleman Clinton Patsy Colville Ruston, LA 161 k Phyllis Conlee Carol Cooper Steve Corbin Bill Cranford Scott Crawford Linda Crowe Diane Crowson Jim Crumpler Ginger Dambrino Keith Dempsey Carol Dickey John W. Donohoe Betsy Duckworth Denise Dunbar Bill Farlow Charlotte Farrugia Bruce Fields Debra Flores Jane Fortenberry Nora Gandy Donna Gilbert Mark Godbold Denise Goodman Mark Gordon David Grant 162 Hattiesburg Clinton Lambert Ferriday, LA Lebanon, IN Oxford Houston, TX Cincinnati, OH Clinton Clinton Jackson Jackson Mendenhall Ridgeland Jackson New Orleans, LA Ferriday, LA Metairie, LA Summit Jackson Forest Raymond Holly Bluff Moulton, AL Jackson Walter L. Green David Hamann Randy Hankins Beverly Hardy Greg Harper Wanda Harper Terry Harris Tim Hart Jo Hartwell Craig Haskins Charles Hatherill Melanie Hellen Jenie Herren Gary Herrington Doug Heuerman Debra Hewitt John Hicks Keith Hill Susan Hillebert Jacky Hillman Janice Hines Rusty Holcomb Wanda Horton Pam Howell Bill Huckaby Bloomfield Hills, MI New Orleans, LA Raleigh Columbus Brandon Greenwood Jackson Jackson Tucson, AZ McComb Clinton Jackson Utica Magee Peoria, IL Lei and Louin Gulfport Canton Vicksburg Pioneer, LA Hazelhurst Jackson Pensacola, FL Clinton 163 Robert Hudson Andy K. Hughes Sam Hughes Bill Ireland George Ishee Kim Ivey Bill Jaggar Anne Margaret Jones Lynn Kelly Craig Kennedy Karen Kitchings Gary Knapp Wendell Ladner Brenda Ladnier David Langston Warren Langworthy Kathy Leake Leatha Lee Robert Lee David Leon Andy Lewis Faye Lewis Karen Lipe Vicki Little Susan Lockard Sue Lofton Mindy Lofton Kathy Lopez Tammy Lyall Jeane Magee Kathy Manuel Dave Marler Carol Martin Gary Mason Pam Mathes Gary Maze Steve McBride Angel McCarty Mike McCullough Stephanie McKee Pensacola, FL Magee Billings, MT Greenville Herndon, VA Picayune Jackson Brookhaven Pascagoula Magee Kosciusko Brookhaven Flora Magee Jackson Pascagoula Woodville Forest Greenville Savannah, GA Pensacola, FL Jackson Grenada Forest Meridian Brookhaven Brookhaven Little Rock, AR Clinton Brookhaven Miami, FL Forest Clinton Jackson Utica Columbus Clinton Clinton Jackson Jackson 164 ) Sandra McLellan Gibbie McMillan Larry McMurtry Jerold Meadows David Medlin Deborah Millsaps Gye Mitchell Sandra Mitchell Janice Mooney Ellis Moore Steve Nolan Moore Kathy Morris Sirsan Morse Pamela Myrick Naomi Muncie Greg Nail Frank Nelson Eddie Nichols Wave Nunnally Jenny O’Quinn Cynthia Ory Peggy Patch Beverly Pearce Diane Pennington Charlotte Pierce Johnnie Baker Willie Mae Bradley Glen Carlisle Michael Nowlin Margaret Searcy Sallis Clinton Clinton Gulfport Meridian Greenwood Tylertown Greenwood Clinton Clinton Carthage Montgomery, AL Jackson Picayune Jackson Whitfield Jackson Clinton Richmond, VA Natchez Jackson San Francisco, CA Fairfax, VA Hernando Amory Port Gipson Chicago, IL Florence Columbus Jackson 165 Candice Phillips Diane Pittman Linda Poates Sherrye Polk Sharon Ponder Beverly Pope Patti Powell Beverly Pearce Perrie S. Power Karen Price Pearl Jackson Clinton Magee Mendenhall Clinton Baton Rouge, LA Fairfax, VA College Park, GA Corinth Ellen Anne Quinn Myrtis Rankin Linda Rasberry Danny Redden Kimi Reeves Rodney Rexrode Kerry Rickard Carole Rogers Mary Rogers Regina Rogers Greenwood Port Gibson Clinton Jackson Jackson York Memphis, TN Brookhaven Barksdale AFB, LA Morton Sharon Rushing Ann Rutledge David Sartin Robert Sawyer Johnnie Schoolar Natchez Greenwood Marks Gulfport Windhoek SW AF, CA Margaret Searcy Cathy Shedd Pam Shotts Barry Simmons Jan Simmons Jackson Long Beach Jackson Bay Springs Meridian Gay Simpson Donna Sinclair Amanda Singletary Jane Skinner Fred Slabach Camden Gulfport Yazoo City Vicksburg Fernwood t s ,4 166 I Kathy Smith Patricia Smith Salena Smith Steve Smith Don Snipes Don Solano Mark Sparks Susan Spell Janice Spencer Richard Spencer Keith Stamps Sam Stebbins Flo Stewart Mike Stodard Billie Strait Ellen Stribling Marinell Stringer Susan Stringer Donna Sullivan Melody Talbert Craig Thompson Vickie Tidwell Tes;, Townsend Chuck Trader Debra Triplett Barbara Trotter Jan Ulmer Martha Wandrey Kathryn Waterbury Doug Weaver Ann Wells Jammye Westendorf James Wideman Dewey Williams Gary Wood Walter York Vicksburg Brookhaven Kilmichael Brandon Olive Brance Montgomery, AL Baton Rouge, LA Guayaquil, Equa Mantee Clinton Guayaquil, Equa Jackson Bogalusa, LA Meridian Hazelhurst Clinton Gulfport Greensburg, LA Raleigh Macon Long Beach Vicksburg Florence Granger, IN Indianola Belzoni Jackson Gulfport Gulfport Richmond Jackson Picayune Adamsville, AL Clinton Jackson Jackson 167 Juniors Class Officers; L to R: David Richardson, Vice President; Lauren Koonce, Treasurer; Katri Hudspeth, Secretary; Robert Calcote, President. Susan Abies Rick Axtell Dan Bagwell George Bailey Beverly Barber Lynn Barber Preston Beaty Nancy Bell Steve Berger Suzanne Blackwell Janet Booth Charles Boudreax James Bounds Judy Bowman Deborah Boyte Tim Brantley Charles Brenner Cathy Brewer Linda Brewer Eddie Broadhead Jackie Brooks Karen Brooks James Brown Jennie Bryant Vicksburg Clinton Jackson Jackson Clinton Baton Rouge, LA Newton Clinton Baton Rouge, LA Natchez Memphis Ocean Springs Gulfport Hazelhurst Nashville, TN Jackson Tupelo Laurel Mars Hill Meridian Steele, MO Clinton Fulton Crystal Springs 168 Cyndi Burton Cathie Bythewood Jane Carr Jeanie Carter Bob Catlett Jim Catrett Steve Coleman Barbara Collins Cathy Collins Alice Colomb Ronald Colvin Penny Cook Charles Cooper Ann Copeland Barry Corbett Patty Cranford Deborah Cummins Bruce Davis Suzanne Davis Nini Delashmet Carol Dendy Emery Dewitt Joan Driscoll Sam Drummond Bill Easley John Edwards Betty Ellerbe Myrtis Ewing James Farthing Nicky Ferguson Noel Fletcher Debbie Fulton Lynn Furr Ginger Gandy Kathy Gates Rita Gatewood Leah Gillespie Rufus Gladney Steve Glaze Jackson Stafford, VA Pearl Jackson Clinton Pascagoula Jackson Biloxi Inverness, FL Clinton Columbus Redwood Moss Point Royal Oak, MI Alexandria, LA Greenville Clinton Jackson Jackson Clinton Jackson Brandon Metairie, LA Camden, TN Jackson Jackson Vicksburg Clinton Austin, TX Ponotoc Live Oak, FL Jackson Brookhaven Clinton Clinton Forest Memphis, TN Kosciusko Louisville, KY 169 Philip Goforth Otis Goodin Wayne Goodine Janet Graham Virginia Graves Rhonda Grayson Walter Grayson Harriet Gring Kathy Grimsley JJnda Hancock Aberdeen Greenville New Brunswick Grayville, IL Jackson Louin Clinton Columbus Vicksburg Jackson Cindy Hairston Harold Harmon Mary Edith Hobgood Jean Ann Hodge Rick Holden Gulfport Meridian Yazoo City Southhaven Jackson Sherryl Holifield Shelah Hollis Liselotta Hockstrasser Nan Howard Angie Hubbard Laurel Carthage Vicksburg Mendenhall Corinth Katri Hudspeth Brenda Hunt Leroy Ivy Steve Jackson Cindy Jeffcoats Corinth Bogalusa, LA Morton Aberdeen Clinton Alisa Johnston Eva Jones Thimvarasu Kannuthura Tim Kemp Deborah Kier Summit Jackson Lorman Cottonwood, AL Star Thomas Kiethly Vicksburg Irwin Koenig Jackson Lauren Koonce Bogalusa, LA Bobby Kynerd Jackson Cheryl Larry Starkville Jamie Lee Forest Steve Lee Forest Joan Leonhart Beltsville, MD Carolyn LeSac Oconomorvoc, WI Sue Leslie Oxford 170 Charlotte Madden Paul Markow Lynne Martin Jamie Mashbum Don Marcle Robin Matulich Peggy McDaniel Dale McPhail Sasan McRay Cathy Meeks Tommy Miller James Moore Phyllis Moore Miriam Morris Nancy Moyers Karen Neely Sondra Newsome Mollie Niemyer Mike Nienaber Linda O’Neal Mark Pace Susan Paxton Sasan Pearce Roger Peterson Candee Phillips Walnut Grove Jackson Vicksburg Rolton Corinth Columbia Clinton Clinton Jackson Deland, FL Lucedale Clinton Brookhaven Hattiesburg Clinton Florence Clinton Jackson Cincinnati, Ohio Senatobia Gretna, LA Greenville Fairfax, VA Jackson Clinton 171 Gloria Pepper Philip Pierce Treva Pigott Nan Poston Rice Powell Pickens Amory Tylertown Blakey, GA Belzonia Pam Prather Clinton Johnny Presley Decatur David Price Tupelo Barbara Proctor Jackson Ann Purvis Jackson Clinton Purvis III David Raddin Brad Ramsay Jamie Rathbum Rebecca Ray Columbus, GA Greenville Tupelo Independence, MO Clinton Ramona Reed Jackson Cynthia Rice Morton David Richardson Brookhaven Lynn Ricks Greenwood Boyd Ritchie Jackson Debra Richmond Indianola Marsha Roberts Braxton June Rose Pensacola, FL Phanida Sanguanboon Chalbuni, Thailand Jimmie Sellers Clinton Eric Shaw Clarksdale Paul Sheffield Jackson David Shirley Tupelo Libby Simmons Columbia Jane Skinner Jackson Dale Smith Akron, OHIO Rachel Smith Florence 172 Tommy Sparkman Bill Spencer Lisa Stegall Gaby Steinback John Stevens Hazelhurst Houston, TX Meridian Germany Clinton Lonnie Stewart Deborah Stribling Margaret Stubbs Diane Sumner Lynn Swilley Pascagoula Jackson Rolling Fork Delhi, LA Jackson Michael Sydnor Teresa Terrell Evelyn Thompson Philip Travis Debbie Trott Clinton Oak Grove, LA Canton Blue Mountain Campina Granda, Brazil Christi Turnbow Deborah Underwood Edison Versia Kathy Wade Rhonda Walker McComb Columbus Jackson Ocean Springs Laurel Tim Wallace Bill Waltman Nancy Jean Wasson Wyatt Waters Debbie Wiginton Brookhaven Biloxi Barnharf, MO Clinton Mendenhall Becky Williams Diane Williams Rick Williams Sandra Wilson C. Ernest York Jackson Philadelphia Southaven Jackson Clinton Joe B. Young Ruth Suanne Young Greenville Susan Young Greenville Bob Baker Greenville Joye Lynn Covington Clinton 173 SENIORS Senior Class Officers: Left to Right: Suzanne Byrd, secretary; Kerry Gaston, Vice-Pres.; Kathy Murff, reporter; Not Pictured, Jennie Harwood, treasurer. HOT CHOCOLATF 25 MALTS A 8 58 SHAKFS 45 50 11 iwnAF ; 70 ITFrRFrtM WA BH 15 irFC.RFAM «;oft 28 35 PI OATC 50 60 RANANA ;pi IT 75 HAM EGGS A BACON WAFFLES TOAST JELLY DONUTS 12 ROLLS TEA ORANGE JUICE 18 MILK COFFEE 53 STEAK PLATE 70 STEAK SANDW1C 43 BACON A EGG S 50 BACON A TOMATO 55 HAM A EGG SAN 75 FRENCH FRIES HAMBURGER CHEESEBURGER CORN DOG GRILLED CHEESE HAM SANDWICH HAM A CHEESE Dianne Allbritton Jackson; English Laguna Patricia Allen Marietta, OH; English Nenamoosha officer, BSU Executive Council, Junior Class Favorite, SEA, Marching and Concert Band Roger L. Allen Clinton Howard H. Anderson, Jr. Jackson; Biology Sandra Anderson Tupelo; Home Economics Kissimee Social Tribe; Home Economics Associa- tion, 1st Vice Pres., 3; One Act Play, Beauty, Resi- dent Assistant Gini Applewhite Jackson; Speech Choctaw Maidens, Flag Girl, Kissimee, Modeling Team James Arndt Clinton; Religion Music minor Robert Earl Armstrong Hazlehurst; History Dorothy A. Arnold Jackson; Elementary Ed. Band, Laguna Barbro Ates Pforzheim, Germany; Nursing Verper Choir, Tennis Team, Nenamoosha, Nursing Club, Arizona State transfer David Weldon Aultman Charleston; Business Deborah Aultman Greenville; Religious Ed. 174 Howard Gerald Aultman Columbia; Music Outstanding Music Major Award, Student Senate, Dean’s List Cathy Anne Bailey Psychology Alpha Chi, Alpha Samba Delta, Psychology Club, Honors Program Robert Michael Ball Jackson; Pre-Law Delta Sigma Pi Judy Bardwell Brandon; Art Art Club, HOP choir Melissa Barker Jackson; Biology Charles Glenn Barnes Natchez; Chemistry Omicron Delta Kappa, president; Phi Mu Alpha; Sinfonia Fraternity; Alphi Chi; American Chemical Society Deborah Barnett Elementary Ed. Woody Barnett Jackson; Physical Ed. Athletic trainer. Football, Baseball, Track Johnny Barnett Meridian Laguna Lad, Tennis Team Leonard Barrier Philadelphia; English Chorale, Choir, Dean’s List, Transfer from ECJC, Hall of Fame, Who’s Who in American Jr. Colleges, MENC, Phi Theta Kappa, Class Officer, Editor of Paper Suzanne Barton Crystal Springs; Elem. Ed. Joan Blackburn Conehatta; Nursing Student Nurses Association, Nursing Class officer. Dean s List, Transfer from ECJC, Phi Theta Kappa, President s List, Student Nurse Pageant Angela Blaine Jackson; English Nenamoosha, Civitan Sweetheart, Beauty, Miss MC alternate Terry Blalock Jackson Football, Track, Vice-President of ODK, Delta Sigma Pi Business Fraternity, MC Track Club, FCA, Dormitory Counselor Keith Boozer Jackson Lex Bowen Dawson, GA; Religion Sophomore Class Favorite, BSU, Vesper Choir Pamela Joyce Bowen Moore, OK Laguna, Delta Omicron, Flag Corp, BSU Executive Council Paulia Box Moore, OK; Communication Gunter Fr. Pres., Laguna, Flag Corp, Miss MC al- ternate, Lyceum Committee, BSU Steering Committee Thomas Quitman Brame, Jr. Bay Springs; Accounting Presidential Scholarship, Dean’s List, Honors Thesis, Vesper Choir, Delta Sigma Pi, Prelegal Club, Band, Dorm Council, Tribesman Business Manager Russell Brashear Springfield, OH Senate, Civitan, HOP choir, Jr. Class president, WHJT Sports Director, Intramurals 175 Curtis Brewer McComb; Music Education Assistant Director of Naturals; Assistant Director of Con- cert Choir; Member of Marching Band; Vocalist for Stage Band; Minister of Music, First Baptist Church, Summit, MS John Russell Bro ome Clinton; Math Vesper Choir; Math Club; Pi Mu Epsilon; Kappa Delta Pi Charlotte Bryant Indianola; Secretarial Science Phi Beta Lambda Neal Buckley Jackson; Chemistry Alpha Epsilon Delta Joyce Bullock Clinton Nenamoosha Social Tribe; HOP Choir; B.S.U. Michael John Burril Long Beach; Secondary Music Education Cantata Choir; Naturals; Concert Band; Concert Choir; Marching Band; B.S.U.; M.E.N.C.; Sinfonia Suzanne Byrd Tupelo Laguna Social Tribe Vice-President; Student Education Association; President; Senior Class Secretary Nancy Calcote Clinton; Child Development Band, Vesper Choir Steve Caldwell Kosciusko; Math HOP choir; Senator for Whittington Dorm; Senator of the Year 1973-74; President Pro-Tempore of Senate; Civitan; Math Club; Floor Counselor; Vice-President of SBA 1974- 75; ODK; Ratliff Dorm Manager; Pi Mu Epsilon Presi- dent; Editor of Mississippi Collegian 1975-76 Edith Campbell Jacksonville, FL; Music Education Nenamoosha, Cantata Choir Steve Campbell Biloxi; Accounting Track Club President, Delta Sigma Pi, Floor Counselor, Judicial Council, BSA+ Treasurer, Track Team, FCA. A1 Carden Pensacola, FL; Church Music Concert Choir, Harvest, Phi Mu Alpha, Men’s Choir. Jeannie Chappell Memphis, TN; Piano Presidential Scholarship ALD, Cantata Choir, MMTA pi- ano competitor, MENC, Delta Omicron V.P., Resident Assistant Becky Tree Clemmons Leesburg, FL; Chemistry ACS President, Senator, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Ves- per Choir, AED, Beta Beta Beta, WAB Chairman, Cap and Gown, Porker’s Unorganized Mary Jane Coleman Bentonia; Nursing James Mike Collins Statesboro, GA; Transfer Middle Georgia Jr. College, Concert Choir, Men’s Chorus, Naturals Jeffrey Carr Clinton; History and Political Science Cantata Choir, Collegian, Pre-Law Club, History Club, BSA+ V.P., Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Wanda Kaye Carraway Carpenter; General Business and Marketing M-Club Sweetheart, Dean’s List. Rachael Channell Inverness; Business Kissimee Kenneth Wayne Chapman Terry; Biology 176 Charles G. Cooper Clinton; Bible Carrie Lynn Cotton Vicksburg; English Alpha Lamha Delta, Sigma Tan Delta, Alpha Chi Vice President Latimer Webb Dormitory 1974 Presidental Scholar, Arrowhead Editor 75-76 David Cox Clinton B.S.U. President, Omicron Delta Kappa, Alpha Chi, Freshman Favorite, Lakissaswanamoosha Tribe, Vesper Choir, Summer Missionary, Pi Mu Epsilon, Eaton, Cor- dley Memorial Scholarship, Apathy Club. Mary Cox Jackson; Business Nenmoosha, President Mary Nelson Dormitory, Dean’s List, WAB, Phi Beta Lambda, Concert Choir. Thomas L. Cox Normal, Illinois; Chemistry Nenamoosha Pledge Beau, Civitan, High Noon Beau, Ton Club Beau, Lakissaswanamoosha Social Tribe Coach, Ves- per Choir Business Manager, Concert, Marching, and Stage Band, Audio-Visual Technician, Apathy Club, Chairman of Crewman and Rascals, Pre- and Freshman Orientation, Summer Missionary, American Chemical Society Ben Crawford III Clarksdale; History Varsity Football, Circle K, FCA, History Club, MCTC, Rich’s Rascal, Ministerial Association, BSU Action Team, Intramural Basketball Francis Mark Crawford Santa Rosa Island, Florida; Religion Pam Crawford Clinton; Religious Education Transfer from Clarke Jr. College, B.S.U. Social Chairman, Dorm Council Vice President, B.S.U. Youth Teams. Lucius Dabney Vicksburg Iris Deaton Poep; Elementary Education FCA, WRA, Gymnastic student instructor. Carol Anna Dempsey Memphis Transfer from Ole Miss, Pi Beta Phi Sorority, Campus Beauty, Modeling Team, Rose of Delta Sigma Pi, Dean’s List. James Dewett Clinton; Speech Band, Kappa Kappa Psi, Civitan, Track, Senate, BSU Pup- pet Ministry, Family Group Leader, Horn Omega Beau, Philip Douglas Clinton Glenn James Dowdle Charleston Melanie Downs Saskatchewan, Canada; Elementary Education HOP Choir, Art Club, BSU Mary Belinda Duckworth Jackson; Medical Technology Transfer from Co Lin Jr. College, Hall of Fame, Phi Theta Kappa, Who’s Who Among Students in American Jr. Col- leges, Colette Captain Alpha Epsilon Delta Jeff Albert Dukes Jackson; Accounting Delta Sigma Pi Sharon Eakes Philadelpha; Math Transfer from East Central JC, Band JC, Choir JC, Major- ette JC, Phi Theta Kappa, Sophomore SBA Representa- tive, Freshman Math Award, Who’s Who in American Jr Colleges, Jr College All-State Band, Kappa Delta Pi, SEA, Math Club, Pi Mu Epsilon. Frankie Earls Morton; Physical Education Lawrence David Elton Clinton 177 Nonna Fairchild Donna Fairley Math Club, SEA, Unorganized Cynthia Lee Finch Jackson Vicksburg; Math Senate Clerk, Porkers Jackson; Elementary Education Kissimee, Delta Omicron, HOP Choir, BSU, History Club, SMEA Gail Flemmons Jackson; Social Work Alpha Chi, Phi Alpha Theta, History Club Rebecca Jill Flowers Senatobia; Music Education Concert Choir, (Vice Pres.), Naturals, Delta Omi- cron— 1st Vice Pres. MENC Pamela Claire Flynt Clinton; Nursing Allan Forbes Columbia; Art Transfer Art Scholarship, Tisedale Art Scholarship, Art Club— Vice Pres. Director of Scholarships— Miss MC Pageant Debra Ford Jackson; Religious Education BSU, HOP CHOIR, Nenamoosha, resident assis- tant— Latimer- Webb, Freshman Orientation Staff Kathy Foster Pontotoc; Office Administration Nenamoosha Social Tribe Stanley Foster Lafayette, LA.; Religion Swannanoa Freshman Beau, Freshman Cheerleader, Marching and Concert Band 1-2 LKSNT, Collegian Tribesman Staff (Photographer), Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonia 1,2,3 Jeannie Freeman Jackson; Elementary Education SEA, Varsity Cheerleader, Freshman Class Favorite, Nenamoosha, Band, Flag Girl, High Noon Carol Frizzell Crystal Springs; Math Math Club, Kissimee, Band, Featurette, Kissimee Choreographer, Mod Squad, HOP Choir, 1st Alter- nate-Miss MC, (’72, ’74), Rascal, Daisy’s Deputies Pattie Gandy Clinton; Accounting Kathryn C. Gardner Jackson; Art Art Club Ferebe Gasque Florena, SC; Religious Education BSU, Vesper Choir, Summer Missionary, Transfer: Francis Marion College Vice President of SC State BSU Kerry Gaston Pensacola, Fla. LKSNT— Ass. Head Coach, Senate 1,2,3, Senior Class V-Pres. BSU Executive Council, HOP Choir, Tribal Players, History Club, Billfold Club, Apathy Club Jennifer Gatlin Jackson; Nursing Nursing Club Martha Alice Germany Clinton; Voice Delta Omicron, Treasurer, Concert Choir, Secre- tary, Nenamoosha— Program Ch’man Kappa Delta Pi, President; Latimer-Webb V-Pres., Cap and Gown Jeanne Gilbert Forest; Math Transfer: East Central Jr. College Kissimee, SEA, Pi Mu Epsilon (Math), Kappa Delta Pi (Education), Phi Theta Kappa at ECJC Cheryl Gillen Luling, LA; Nursing Alpha Chi 178 Marion Lee Gilmer Yazoo City; Accounting Alice Gong Greenwood; Chemistry American Chemical Society— Secretary and Trea- surer, Nenamoosha— Fund-Raising Chairman, Alpha Epsilon Delta— President, Beta Beta Beta, Senate, Cap and Cown, Academic Council, Alpha Lambda Delta Nancy Gordon Jackson; Sociology Transfer: Millsaps College, Collegian Staff Ray Granholm Grenada; Religious Education Horace Grantham, Jr. Clinton; Math Pi Mu Epsilon Andy Graves Roxie; Physical Education Summer Missionary, Athletic Equipment Manager Eddie Graves Ripley; Bible Religious Education Sophomore Class Chaplain, Civitan, Senate, Omi- cron Delta Kappa, Sinfonia, BSU Executive Council, Dormitory Counselor, SB A President, State BSU President, Dean’s List, Honors Program Kaye Gray Brandon; Early Childhood Education SEA, MACUS Sasan Greer Hickory Flat; Secretarial Science President Scholarship, Alpha Lambda Delta, Al- pha Chi, Vesper Choir— Librarian Math Club, Phi Beta Lambda— President Kelrene D. Griffin Jackson; General Business Transfer: Hinds Jr. College Phi Beta Lambda, Phi Theta Kappa Marie Griffith Clinton; Math Pres.— Hederman Hall, President— Latimer-Webb, Nenamoosha— Pres., Vesper Choir— Secretary Trea- surer, Concert Marching Band, Math Club, Young American Musicians Abroad, Junior Class Treasurer, Psychology Club— Pres., Intertribal Council— Pres., Cap and Gown, SBA Treasurer, Honor’s Program Randall Lynn Grim Brookhaven; Church Music Sinfonia, Concert Choir— Pres., Naturals, BSU 179 Chuck Guess Jackson; Business Jack Hakoura Gaza, Israel American Chemical Society, Civitan, BSU, Tribesman Jerry Hall Meridian; Biology Elizabeth Ann Harding Jackson; English Laguna, HOP Choir Beverly Hardy Jackson; Biology Laguna, American Chemical Society, Associate member AED Lucie Noble Harpole Edwards; Speech Delta Delta Delta, Transfer From University of Mississippi Jennifer Harwood Lyon; Accounting Vesper Choir, Nenemoosha, Alpha Chi, Alpha Lamtxla Delta, Senior Class Treasurer Stanley M. Henriques Jackson; English Valerie Hewes Woodville; Math Alpha Chi, Cap and Gown, Alpha Lambda Delta, SBA Chief Justice, Vice President Junior Class, Vice President Nenamoosha, Women’s Affairs Board Sec- retary, Sophomore Class Favorite, Homecoming Maid, Junior Class Favorite, Civitan Sweetheart, Al- ternate Miss M.C., Delta Sigma Pi Rose, Treasurer Math Club, Secretary Treasurer Pi Mu Epsilon, Homecoming Queen Vicki A. Hillman Hattiesburg, Religious Education Vesper Choir, BSU Carol Hogue Greenville; Nursing Alpha Lambda Delta, Second Vice President of Nursing Club, MC Student Nursing Association June Holbrook Shaw; Music Alpha Chi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Delta Omicron, Pi Mu Epsilon, Harvest, BSU family leader, HOP Choir, Resident Assistant, Cantata Choir Glenda Holleyman Monticello; Physical Education Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, WRA, Student Ath- letic Trainer Ross E. Holleyman Mulberry, FL Football, M Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Circle K, Judicial Council James L. Hood Clinton; Elementary Education Thomas L. Horton Jackson; Chemistry Civitan Keith Houston Belzoni; Religion Vesper Choir, Collegian, Art Club, BSU, Tribesman, Transfer from Hinds Jr. College Glenn T. Howell Pensacola, FL; Business Delta Sigma Pi, Baseball, Senate Beverly Hubbard Jackson; Elementary Education Laguna President, Civitan Sweetheart, Tennis team, WRA, Kappa Delta Pi Vice President, SEA, Cap and Gown, Intertribal Council, Art Club William W. Hubbard Pope; Church Music Concert Choir, Cantata Choir, Alton Waggoner Memorial Scholarship, Swannanoa Pledge Beau 180 Michael Hutchins Jackson; Bible Transfer from Millsaps Kathy Jackson Hazlehurst; Elementary Education Transfer from Co-Lin Jr. College, Civitan Sweet- heart, Jr. Class representative for Miss MC, Co- chairman for Parent’s Day, SEA Jeanette Jarmon Vicksburg; Art Art Club George Michael Jarrett Sapulpa, OK Senate, History Club, Pre-Legal Society Christopher C. Jenkins Meridian; Music Naturals, Concert Choir, Civitan, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Kappa Delta Pi, SEA Danny Johnson Columbus, GA; Bible Junior Class Favorite, Vesper Choir, Soccer, BSU Executive Council, BSU Steering Committee, BSU Church Relations, BSU On-Campus Ministry, Lakis- saswanam(X)sha Kenneth L. Johnson Pioneer, LA; Religion Transfer from Louisiana Tech, Summer missionary, BSU Robin Keathley Memphis, TN; Home Economics Nenamoosha, Vesper Choir President, HEA, High Noon Wanda Nail Kilmichael Clinton Sasan D. King Monticello; Home Economics Transfer from Co-Lin Jr. College, Phi Theta Kappa, Who’s Who Among Students in American Jr. Colleges James C. Kolb Brasilia, Brazil; Chemistry Soccer Melinda H. Kyzar Clinton; Music Education Delta Omicron Vice President, Kappa Delta Pi, BSU, Cantata Choir Russell Kyzar Clinton; Music Education Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Alpha Chi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Cantata Choir President, Marching Band, Concert Band, BSU, Presidential Scholar Kirk M. Landau Guntersville, AL; Chemistry Transfer from Samford U., Alpha Epsilon Delta, Dean’s List, Intramural Basketball Trena M. Lahsley Philadelphia SEA, BSU, Math Club, Pi Mu Epsilon, Kappa Delta Pi Lan Lea veil III New Orleans, LA; Bible Senate, Lyceum Committee, Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes, M-Club Chaplain, Football Robert C. Lee Jackson; Social Studies Ray Lett Jackson; Bible John Lever Macon ODK, Alpha Psi Omega President and Vice Presi- dent, Alpha Chi, Pi Mu Epsilon, Sigma Pi Sigma, Math Club Treasurer, Society of Physics Students, Tribal Players, German Club, Lakissaswanamoosha, Tribesman photographer, Best Supporting Actor Debbie Lewis Meridian; Social Work Sociology Club, Pi Gamma Mu, BSU Executive Council, Dean’s List 181 Morton Rick Lewis Hop Choir, Varsity Cheerleader Deborah Ann Logan Jackson; Nursing Nursing Club Julia Long Tupelo; Home Economics Nenamoosha, American Home Economics Association, Kappa Delta Pi Treasurer, Dean’s List, Transfer from Ita- wamba Junior College and Free Will Baptist College Doris Lott Pearl Don Lum Pearl Doug Lum Port Gibson; Marketing Michael Lunceford Calhoun City; Music Civitan, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Dorm Personell, Concert Choir, Cantata Choir, BSU Larry Lynch Jackson; Bible BSU, Chorale Choir, Cantata Choir, Concert Choir, Men’s Chorus, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Psychology Club, Lakissaswanamoosha Marshall Lynch Rolling Fork; Sociology Michael Mahan Itta Bena; Religion Harvest, Civitan, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Band Rich Malone Dallas, TX Naturals, Concert Choir, Floor Counselor, Sophomore Class Vice President, Co-Chairman Focus ’75, Civitan, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, BSU, SBA Attorney (Head Rascal), President’s Cabinet, SBA Executive Council, Intramural Basketball Marty Maltby Jackson; Religion Tribesman Photographer, Lakissaswanamoosha, BSU, Summer missionary. Ministerial student Sherri Lynne Marler Jackson; Social Work Pi Gamma Mu Vice President, Alpha Lambda Delta, Soci- ology Club Secretary, Dean’s List 182 Carolyn M. Mashbum Jackson; Home Economics President of Home Economics Association Marcia McAdory Jackson; Nursing Nenamoosha President and Treasurer, MC Student Nurs- ing Association President and Recording Secretary, WAB Vice Chairman, Latimer- Webb Dorm President, BSU Ex- ecutive Council, Junior Class Favorite, Tribesman Assis- tant Business Manager Donna McAlpin Jackson; Speech Ronnie McAlpin Clinton; Accounting Bill McCann Fort Worth, TX; History BSU Steering Committee, Puppet Ministry, Vesper Choir, Soccer, Phi Alpha Theta, Omicron Delta K;� ppa, Lakissas- wanamoosha. Presidential Scholar, Dean’s List Joe McClain Mathiston; Religious Education Psychology Club Wanda Sue McDonald Collins; Speech Nenamoosha, Band Beverly McElveen Mt. Hermon, LA Phi Beta Lambda Secretary, Kissimee, Sophomore Class Reporter, HOP Choir Guy McGee Brandon; Religion Sandy McGuffie Vicksburg; Recreation Phi Theta Kappa, Tennis Belinda McKee Shubuta; Elementary Education l aguna, SEA Kenneth McKey Centreville; Business F(x)tball Patricia McMahon Pearl; Accounting John M. McMurray Pascagoula; Pre-med AED, American Chemical Society Ricky L. McPhail Jackson; Biology Track Scholarship and Letterman, MCTC Secretary, Sen- ator, American Chemical Society Angela V. Metts Clinton; Nenamoosha Elementary Education Joe M. Metts Clinton; Bible Beth Miller Pensacola, FL; Speech Concert Choir, Deans List, Kissimee, 2nd alternate Miss MC Pageant Robert L. Mooney, Jr. Clinton; Religion Dean s List, Presidential Scholar, Hermit S. King Scholarship Deborah K. Moore Laurel; Voice Concert Choir, Nenammsha, Opera Workshop 183 Sharlene Moore Jackson; Elementary Education Melanie Leigh Morris Clinton; Nursing Keith Morrison Fort Myers, FL; Religion Brenda Munn Pontotoc; History Nenamoosha, WAB Treasurer, Alpha Chi, Dean’s List, Cap and Gown, History Club Kathy Murff Jackson; Accounting Laguna, Concert Choir, Delta Omicron, Phi Beta Lamtxla, Senior Class Reporter Marty Myers Kosciusko; Biology American Chemical Society President; Beta Beta Beta Historian, AED Marilyn My rick Laurel; Music Education Concert Choir Accompanist, Delta Omicron, MENC, Nenamoosha, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Sweetheart Becky Newton Jackson; Nursing Jane Nichols Memphis, TN; Nursing Nursing Club Sherry Norbury Jackson; Art Kissimee Historian and 2nd Vice President and President, Tennis, BSU Publicity Committee, Homecoming Com- mittee, Alpha Lambda Delta, Art Club, Religious Empha- sis Week Steering Committee, SEA, Cap and Gown David Norman Summit R. Benton Oliver Kosciusko; Religion HOP Choir Director, Civitan Jan Ormond Forest; English SBA Secretary, Kissimee Vice President and Treasurer and Historian, SEA Vice President, Intertribal Council, WAB Treasurer Susan Pennington Jackson; Nursing Nursing Club Sam Pepper Greenville Tennis Karen Powell Baton Rouge; LA; Art Lakissaswanmoosha Belle, Assistant Editor of Arrowhead, Art Club, Nenamoosha Rush Chairman, Jennings Dorm President, SMEA Daniel Prabucki Cheektowaga, NY; Business Football, Fellowship of Christian Athletes David Prevost Hazelhurst; Bible Kissimee Beau, Sophomore Class Vice President, Civitan, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, BSU Executive Committee, Soph- omore Class Favorite, Concert Choir, Naturals Chuck Provine Grenada; Religious Education BSU Action Committee Wanda Purvis Brandon; Nursing Student Nursing Club 184 Barbara B. Puryear Clinton; Nursing Laguna, MC Student Nursing Association, Alpha Lambda Delta Steve Rachel Akron, OH Lakissaswanamoosha Secretary and Assistant Coach, Civ- itan, Senate, Senior Class President, BSU Executive Coun- cil, HOP Choir, Tribal Players, History Club, Nena- moosha Beau, Dorm Council, High Noon Bob Rampey Clinton Jan Ramsay Tupelo; Art Kissimee Historian, Art Club, Parade of Favorites, Can tata Choir, Homecoming Maid. Linda Ray Bastrop, LA; Voice Laguna, Alpha Lamlxla Delta Vice President, English Award for Freshman Composition, Band, Concert Choir, Opera Workshop Ian Richardson Leland; Speech Band Netta Richardson Summit; Nursing Transfer from Clarke Jr. College, Nursing Club, Presi- dent’s List, Cap and Gown, BSU, Resident Assistant Alan Rihner Jackson; Business Vesper Choir Mary Jane Riley Crestview, FL; Speech Band, Flag corps, BSU Marla Ross Jackson; Art Art Club, Transfer from Hinds Jr. College Dennis Rowlen Eupora; Biology Vesper Choir, Civitan, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Lakissas- wanamoosha, MAB Treasurer and Chairman Terry Russell Jackson; Music Education Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Marching Band, Concert Band, MENC Kenneth Saul Ocean Springs; Physical Education Track Anthony Saway Jackson; Biology Football, Baseball, Freshman Favorite, Senator, Men’s Af- fairs Board, All-Sports Academic Award, Captain of Foot- ball Team Glenn Schmidt Jackson; Physical Education Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, WHA, Cap and Gown, Student Athletic Trainer, Dean’s List Christy Sellers Jackson; Business Transfer from Hinds Jr. College Don Sessums Clinton; Chemistry American Chemical Society, AED, President’s Council Shannon Shelton Greenville Kissimee Corresponding Secretary and Recording Secre- tary, Dean’s List, Alpha Lambda Delta, Senator, Resident Assistant, Cap and Gown, Home Economics Association 2nd Vice President Pamela Shepherd Pearl; Music Education Delta Omicron Secretary, Transfer from Hinds Jr. College William H. Shepherd Greenville; History Track, MCTC 185 Jill Patrice Simms Ocean Springs; Voice Laguna Social Tribe, Naturals, Concert Choir Pamela L. Sistrunk Clinton Minette Skinner Jackson; Elementary Education Kappa Delta Pi Susan Slater Prentiss; Elementary Education Phi Theta Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi Historian-Reporter, SEA, Swannanoa Social Tribe Historian Patricia Slay Jackson; Accounting Laguna Social Tribe, Phi Beta Lambda Vice-President Barbra Smith Jackson Art Club Diane Nations Smith Clinton; Biology American Chemical Society; Senate, Modeling Team, Freshman Cirl of the Year, Beta Beta Beta, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Alpha Lambda, Kissimee Social Tribe, Art Club Jeanne Smith Clinton Sociology Club, Pi Gamma Mu, BSU executive council, Senate, Senator of the Year ’75, Collegian, Dean’s List Joyce Smith Clinton Rebecca Ann Smith Baton Rouge, LA; Elementary Education Nenamoosha Soci al Tribe, Collegian, Tribesman, BSU, SEA, Vesper Choir Linda Soles Natchez; Social Work Nenamoosha Social Tribe, Vesper Choir President, Pi Gamma Mu President, Cap and Cown President, Civitan Sweetheart, Resident Assistant, BSU Executive Council Walter F. Souder Clinton; Religion Robert Lewis Stewart Jackson; Physical Education FCA, Track Club, Track Team William Jagers Stokes Gloster; Chemistry American Chemical Society Jefferson M. Strong Raymond; Math Math Club Jimmy Stuard American Chemical Society Magee; Chemistry Brenda A. Sullivan Eupora; Music Education Delta Omicron Treasurer, Accompanist for Chorale Choir and Opera Workshop June Tate Jackson; Home Economics Volleyball, Nenamoosha Social Tribe, WRA, Home Eco- nomics Club 186 Jimmy Wayne Taylor Crystal Springs; General Business Collegian, Tribesman, Civitan, Cross Country, Track Club Martha Meda Taylor Hattiesburg; Home Economics Band Vice-President, BSU Executive Council, HOP Choir, Laguna Social Tribe Program Chairman and Reporter, Home Economics Vice-President Toni G. Taylor Clinton; Art Education Freshman Homecoming Maid, Parade of Favorites, Art Club, Dean’s List, Miss MC Contestant, Cap and Gown, Student Education Association, Circle K Sweetheart Ronald Ray Tolar Jackson; Religion Civitan, Lakissaswannamoosha, Sociology Club Vice-Pres- ident, History Club, Psychology Club, Pre-Law Club, Young Republicans Club, A. A. Stanley Scholarship, Lucy Mae McMillan Scholarship, SBA Scholarship, Sigma Tan Delta, Founded Religion Honorary Society, Dean’s List, Honors Program, Graduation with Distinction, Feature Writer— Public Information Robert N. Touchstone Clinton; Accounting Collegian Business Manager, Delta Sigma Pi Chancellor, Circle K President and District Secretary-Treasurer Karen Jean Trosper Clinton Andre Joseph Uzee Arabi, LA; Chemistry Dean’s List, American Chemical Society, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Omicron Delta Kappa, Senate, Dormi- tory Council, Floor Counselor, Dorm Manager, Baseball Letterman, MC Baseball Donna Wainwright Eldon, MO; Music Education MENC, Cantata Choir Bland P. Walker Utica; Chemistry Circle K Michael F. Walker Biloxi; History Football William Donise Walker Brookhaven; Business Delta Sigma Pi Business Manager, Track Team Trainer Charles Wallace Jackson; Church Music Band, Cantata Choir, Stage Band Nancy Wallace Brookhaven; History Kappa Delta Phi, SEA, Sigma Tau Delta, Phi Theta Kappa, Who’s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges William L. Wallace Biloxi; General Business Football Manager, Delta Sigma Pi Anna Gae Waller Clinton; Nursing Nursing Club, Senior Representative to Nursing Student- Faculty Meeting, Nursing Skills Lab Assistant, Nursing Honors Charles Alan Waller Clinton; Math Dennis Waller Clinton Honor Roll, Intramurals Rebecca Waller Clinton; Home Economics Sally Madison Waller Vicksburg; Elementary Education Linda Wandry Gulfport; Elementary Education SEA, Phi Beta Lambda, Dean’s List 187 Billy Warren Valparaiso, FL; General Tennis, BSU, Action Team Business Bobby Waterbury Gulfport; Political Science Kissimee Beau, Senior Class Vice-President, Senate, BUS, Collegian, Pre-Legal Society, MCTC, Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes, Golf, Outstanding Colle- giate Athletes of America, All GSC Track, Track Captain, The ST riders James C. 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Ilene Winstead, Jim Everette W issuer, Kay Berry Witzel, Donald Ray Yarborough, Dinna King Young, Samuel Pierce 205 i H VA ' V 206 The 1976 Tribesman is the resu lt of many people’s combined e Besides commending my staff members (especially Janis Parnell, Sill Deese, Jimmy Taylor, Marty Maltby, and Kent Mummert) for service ' and beyond the call of duty, I would also like to recognize these others: Edith Hobgood, Rita Gatewood, Wyatt Waters, Terri Godwin, Tree Clemmons, Johnnie Ruth Hudson, Dr. Germany, Dr. Prevost, Public Information, Business Office, Purchasing, and all those who submitted copy identified pictures, carried typewriters, licked stamps, dried tears, and brought fudge. PTL! -Teresa Terrell, Ed. DATE DUE 5 78. V a T76 IV). d. T ■n ■ 151750 __ J—