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Because of this; because of his willingness to aid the REVEILLE Staff, in the capacity of photographer, party planning, or on editorial problems; because of his ability to acquire the friendship of everyone with whom he is associated; because he and his efficient staff of workers do all within their power to please the REVEILLE Staff; and because of his like for people, generally . . . we humbly dedicate the 1951 REVEILLE to Papa Jim. Papa Jim delivers th forty-sixth volume of The REVEILLE. Jy n Kecoanitlon of oiir governor THE HONORABLE FIELDING L. WRIGHT . . . under whose administration and with whose help the Institutions of Higher Learning in the State of Mis- sissippi, and of Mississippi State College, particularly, have advanced with unprecedented speed, raising our State to new heights in the field of administering to the ever increas- ing need and desire for knowledge. the board of trus teesi JOHN W. BACKSTROM Chain R. B. Smith, Jr. Dr. H. M. Ivey Harry G. Carpenter R. N. Henley Mrs. Hazel Peery Lee Martin V. B. Miller R. W. Reed I. O. Emmerich Mrs. Janie Rice Taylor Reese D. McLendon R. D. Morrow Paul. H. Bowdre, Sr. i h president Your approaching graduation is an important event for you and for Mississippi State College. By meeting the requirements for a degree, you enter into the great tradition of service to State and Nation, which has been created by the graduates who have preceded you from the halls of this institution. Henceforth you cannot escape the honor of repre- senting Mississippi State College wherever you go and in whatever you may do. And Mississippi State College could not, if it desired, eliminate you from its roster or write you off as its product. We trust that your stay on this campus has been pleasant and stimulating. There may have been times when, because of disappointments, you were impatient and yearned for the day of graduation which is now upon you. That frame of mind can easily be understood by one who went the self- same way that you have gone. But we trust that during the remainder of your lives you can look back upon your college days with a great deal of satisfaction and pride. It is usually true that we must remove ourselves from an experience before we can properly evaluate it. That being true, it is my wish that in reflecting upon your college career ten or twenty years from now, you can truthfully say that your Alma Mater was true to you. If you can do this, we shall have fulfilled our obligations to you. It is needless for me to remind you of the gravity of your responsibilities as citizens of the greatest Nation on earth. I do wish to emphasize, however, that this Nation was never in greater need of far- seeing and courageous citizens than it is at this time. New problems of immense proportions loom up in every direction. Faint-hearted people fear them and run from them. Courageous people recognize their presence and meet them squarely, refusing to yield to any forces except righteousness and justice. Mississippi State graduates have always proven their usefulness and their courage in times of peace and in times of war. We are confident that each member of the Class of 1951 will measure up to these high traditions regardless of the role that fate may design for you. It has been stimulating to know you during your student days, and we anticipate with pleasure our associations as alumni in the years ahead. FRED T. MITCHELL DR. FRED T. MITCHELL MR. BEN HILBUN Administrative Assistant To assist the President DR. T. K. MARTIN Registrar Keeping records and transcripts . DR. HERBERT DRENNON Dean of the College Dean of the Graduate School And doubling the work load the admin DR. P. W. AIKEN Director of Student Affair: In student activities . MR. L. F. MALLORY Comptroller On every cent, a tab . . . iistratioii MR. MALCOLM G. GRAY Student Housing With all students wanting the same room , i  «?JI-S Y ' - ■CJ S kS ! Smm-- | ' C V | - ♦ v; ' m m:_ W- - fr r f - Isr 11 H ■Hpii ■■s; e h o o 1 o f bus iiiess and industry DEAN R. C. WEEMS Dean of Ihe School of Busin The School of Business and Industry, one of the oldest in the South, was established in 1915, and now offers, among others, studies in accounting, business administration, institutional management, commercial aviation, industrial management, banking mer- chandising, production management, secretarial science, public adminis- tration, economics, and journalistic administration. Business Education Bui - - ' Though not actually the home of the Engineering School, the Patterson Engi- neering Laboratories is one of the new- buildings put into use, for the first time, this year, and it will long be remem- bered by those upperclassmen who first attended labs there after leaving the Engineering Building. The Patterson annex was named to honor L. L. Patterson, Dean Emeritus of the School of Engineering. DEAN HAROLD FLINSCH Dean of the School of Engineering s c hool of engineering The Patterson Engineering Laborator §;eliool of science Established in 1911, the School of Science has broadened its educa- tional program to include proper bal- ance in the fields of bacteriology, bot- any, zoology, entomology, chemistry, geology, modern languages, physics, and English. The Biology Building ,.r1 ' ■■:f . ■■■■I ■■- •■' ■Ife «i ' ' r ' . - -t-. • SpT p ' - - ' - ' ■' a. ' ' DEAN B. P. BROOKS Dean of the School of Education Since the establishment of the School of Education in 1935, people have be- come more conscious of the need for extensive teaching service and for more educated teachers. Special em- phasis is given to the social and economic needs of Mississippi under the curriculum of this school. Housed jointly in Lee Hall, the ad- ministrative building, and the Busi- ness and Education Building, Educa- tion students climb to the top floors of each building daily in search of that knowledge with which they equip themselves against the prob- lems which are encountered through- out life. isehool of education DEAN HERBERT DRENNON Dean ol the Graduate School Though not actually the office build- ing nor classroom building of the graduate school, the New Library plays a major part in the life of the graduate student, for it is there that many unforgettable hours are spent in research and study for the thesis. the graduate isehool The New Library Built W HULL HALL . . . A. B. C. Sections .... broken bottles ... a housemother. MAIN DORMITORY . . . State ' s oldest dorm . . . home of ol many greats ... 535 r . without bath. MAGRUDER HALL . . . lace curtains . . . early hours. 4 THE NEW CIRCLE . . . boys ' doims . . . Carpenter . . . Walker . . . Briscoe . . . Garner ■tf . Ill ;Si !! ! lif ll.« if€fpt I ' J- ir: ,  ] SK li AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING BU.LDING . . . terraces . . . barns . . . ponds. ENGINEERING BUILDING . . . Trusses . . . math . . . Strength THE NEW GYMNASIUM . . . replaces the barn in background . . . weights . . . boxing . wrestling . . . swimming pools . . . ball courts. THE TEXTILE BUILD- ING . . . lost but lor the sake of beauty. ( jtcu e ilie graduate i ehool FIRST ROW: BECKETT, JAMES W.. B.S Bruce BICKERSTAFF. JACK M., B.S Grenada BOSWELL. RUPERT DEAN, JR., B.S Mount Pleasant BROWN, NORMAN, B.S Carriere CHAPIN, BOBIE THOMAS, B.S Schlater SECOND ROW: COATES, ROBERT EARL, B.S Newton COGGINS, BERNARD HILL, B.S Baldwyn CONLEE, GENE POWELL, B.S Thaxton CORNISH, JOSEPH JENKINS, B.S., Alpha Tau Omega New Orleans, La. CUTLER, HARRY C, B.S Egypt THIRD ROW: ESTES, ALLEN FORREST, JR., B.S., Alpha Tau Omega .... Benoit FISHER, BAXTER JAMES, B.S., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Martin, Tenn. FLEMING, EDWARD, B.S., Phi Kappa Tau Liberty FREEMAN, HERMAN, B.S McComb GRANBERRY, WILLIAM S., B.S.. Kappa Alpha Laurel FOURTH ROW: HATTEN, KENNETH MAURICE, B.S Lyman HEGWOOD, VERNA LOIS, B.S Greenwood HOOP, HERBERT HOOVER, B.S Cascilla JACKSON, ELMAN DALE, B.S Sturgis JOHNSTON, RUPERT BERNARD, B.S Shannon FIFTH ROW: KENNEDY, MAURICE VENSON, B.S Pontotoc KING, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, B.S Collins LANE, HERSHEL ELBERT, B.S New Hebron LONG, JULIAN REECE, B.S Golden MARLIN, CLIFTON BOYD, B.S Starkville SIXTH ROW: MERWINE, NORMAN CHARLES, B.S Westerville, Ohio MITCHELL, EARL B., B.S Louisville MONTGOMERY. WILLIAM ROARK, B.S Jackson MORGAN, KENNETH C, B.S Ellisvllle MORTON, PERRY WILKES, JR., B.S Morgan City SEVENTH ROW: ' ' ' NAIL, JAMES E., B.S Kilmichael OLIVER, MARSHALL NEY, B.S Starkville PAYNE, DAVID LEBARRON, B.S., Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Gulfport PEARSON, RALPH ERIC, B.S New Albany POLIZO, DIMITRI CHARLES, B.S Greenville EIGHTH ROW: POWERS, HUIE WILBURN, B.S Bruce RASOR, CHARLES EDGAR, B.S Tacoma RONE, WILLIAM LLOYD, B.S., Sigma Pi Ethel SEALE. ARTHUR DAVID, JR., B.S Roxie SHELLEY, ROBERT CLIFTON, B.S Clemson, S. C. NINTH ROW: SMITH, JAMES AUGUST, B.S Brookhaven SOUTHWARD, JOHN O., JR.. B.S Tishomingo STANFORD, EIDSEL CLESTON, B.S Fulton STEELE, RALPH A.. B.S Winona THOMAS, WILLIAM OSLOR, B.S West TULLOS, WINFRED EUGENE, B.S., Kappa Alpha . . Crystal Springs TENTH ROW: UPSHAW, LAUREL EVA., B.S Waynesboro WESTBROOK, BERNARD LAMAR, JR., B.S., Phi Kappa Tau . McComb WILSON, JOE HOOD, B.S Bellefontaine WINDHAM, JOHN HOWARD, B.S Waldrup WINSTEAD, EDGAR ELMO. B.S Union YOUNG, BYRON RAY, B.S Savanna, lU. BECKETT BICERSTAFF BOSWELL BROWN CHAPIN COATES COGGINS CONLEE CORNISH CUTLER ESTES FISHER FLEMING FREEMAN CRANBERRY HATTEN HEGWOOD HOOP JACKSON JOHNSTON MERWINE MITCHELL MONTGOMERY MORGAN MORTON NAIL OLIVER PAYNE PEARSON POLIZO POWERS RASOR RONE SEALE SHELLEY SMITH SOUTHWARD STANFORD STEELE THOMAS TULLOS UPSHAW WESTBROOK WILSON WINDHAM WINSTEAD YOUNG ■- r x i i ' ,H . ,, • . f . ' ( % a ? 1 J i .-A C , f ( f KENNEDY KING LANE LONG MAHLIN ' - a 4 ( 7 icra ' ' - 4; O- sa| '  ii| - a a . ? the seiiif r elaiss FIRST RO A ' ; AARON. WILLIAM EDGAR, JR., Lyon, BUS. . . . ADAMS, GERALD LEE, Amory, ED.; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . ADAMS. JOE ROY, Adams- ville, Ala.; Baseball, 3, 4; M Club, 3, 4 . . . ADAMS, JOHN W., BUS.: Society for Advancement of Management, 4; Ai: ROTC, Lt. Col., 2, 3, 4; Golf Team . . . ADAMS, MARY ANN, Boyle, ED.; Chi Omega, Co-Ed Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 3, 4; Beauty, 4 . . . ADAMS, THOMAS LUTHER, Quitman, BUS.; Chi Lambda Rho, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Maroon Band, 1; International Relations Club, 3, 4 . . . ADAMS. WILLIAM WHITMAN, Kcscuisko, ENG. SECOND ROW: ADAMS. WILLIAM L., Macon, AG.; Block and Bridle Club, 4 , . . ADAMS, YANCEY LEA, Greenwood, ED.; Chi Omega; Cheerleader, 2, 3; Dance Committee, 2, 3; Co-Ed Club, 3; Colonels Club, 1; Reveille, 3, 4; Reflector, 1 . . . ALBRITTON, JOHN D., Brookhaven, AG.; Agronomy Club, 2; Scabbard and Blade, 2; Alpha Zeta, 2; Distinguished Military Student, 2 . . . ALDER, WAYLAN D McCRARY, Slate College, AG.: General Ag. Club, 3, 4; Block and Bridle Club, 4 . . . ALLEN, KENNETH PERCY, Meridian, BUS.; Kappa Alpha; Maroon Band, 4; Marketing Club, 3, 4 . . . ALLEN, PAUL BURTON. Brooksville, AG.: Alpha Zeta, 4; Amer. Soc. of Ag. Eng., 4 . . . ALLEN, WILLIAM WADE, Amory, BUS. THIRD ROW: ALLISTON. CHARLES WALTER. Jackson, AG.; Block and Bridle Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; College 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4; Reflector Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . ALLRED, CHARLES R., Harriston, BUS. . . . ANDERS. ALBERT TAYLOR, Jackson, BUS.; Alpha Tau Omega, Marketing Association, 3, 4; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 2, 3, 4; Reveille, 2, 3, 4 . . . ANDERSON, EARL ANDREW, Okolona, AG.; Block and Bridle Club, 3, 4 . . . ANDERSON, JAMES EDWARD, GuIIport, ED. . . . ANDERSON. JOHN LAVELLE. Bassfield. ENG., Amer. Soc. of Civil Eng., 4 . . . ANDERSON. KELTON L.. Bassfield. AG.; Forestry Club, 3, 4, Pres. 4. FOURTH ROW: ANDERSON. THOMAS OVERTON. Tcccopola. ENG.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . ANDREWS. RICHARD H., Tylertown, AG.; Alpha Zeta, 3, 4; Beta Beta Beta, 4; Miss. State Dairy Products Judging Team, 4; Borden Scholarship 4: Dairy Chib, JAMES SHERREL, New Albany, BUS. Crystal Springs, ED.; Future Fa.mers of America, 3, 4; Chemical Engineering Club, 3, 4 . . . ASHCRAFT, JOHN DUNKLIN, JR., Green- wood, ENG.; Ag. Eng. Club, 3, 4; Y Luncheon Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . ASHLEY, VERNON R., Mendenhall, AG.; Scabbard and Blade, 4 . . . ATKINSON, RALPH LEIGH, Yazoo City, AG.; Ag. Ec. and Admn. Club, 3, 4; General Ag. Club, 3, 4. FIFTH ROW: ATKINSON, ROBERT SCALES, Carrolton, ENG. . . . ATWOOD, EMMETT RAY, Kosciusko, BUS.; Pi Kappa Alpha; Cheerleader, 2, 3; Marketing Club, ' Pres., 4; member, 3, 4 . . . AUNE, ERNIE PAYTON, Water Valley, A.G., Dairy Club, 3, 4; 4-H Club, 3, 4; Amer. Soc. of Ag. Eng., 3 . . . AVERA, LELAS JOY, State Line, BUS.; Soc. for Adv. of Mgl., 4 . . . AYCOCK. WILLIAM BURTON, JR., Newton, AG.; General Ag. Club, 4 . . . BADDLEY. JOE C, Water Valley, ED. . . . BAILEY, CECIL D., Vardaman. ENG.; Amer. Inst, of Elect. Eng., SIXTH ROW: BAILEY, CHARLES E.. Vardaman. ENG. . . . BAILEY. JEFFIE GUICE, Sylvarena. ED. . . . BAINE. JAMES BRUCE, Durant, BUS. . . . BALL, BILLIE JOE, Laurel, SCI.; Chem. Eng. Club, 3, 4 . . . BALL, BOYCE ALLEN. Derma, AG. . . . BALL, ROBERT DEE, Louis- ville, BUS. . . . BARFIELD, VIRGINIA NELLE, Jackson, BUS.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Vice-Pres., 4; Sv reetheart of Alpha Tau Omega, 3; Cheerleader, 4; Acct. Club Queen in Spring Festival, 3; Reveille Favorite, 3; Co-Ed Club, 3, 4; Reveille Staff, 3, 4; States Players, 3; Chi Lambda Rho, 4; Homecoming Court, 4; Homecoming Queen, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 4. SEVENTH ROW: BARFIELD, WALTER LOWRY, JR., Jackson, BUS.; Alpha Tau Omega; Acct. Club, 4 . . . BARIA, PAUL EDWIN. Hattiesburg. SCI.; Colonels Club, 4 . . . BARINEAU. SIDNEY JOHN. Bainbridge. Ga.. BUS.; Marketing Club, 4 . . . BARKER. HAROLD GLEN. Hazelhurst, ENG. . . . BARKER. RAYMOND LAMAR. Marks. ENG. . . . BARLOW, JOHN BUFKIN, Glancy, AG.; Phi Kappa Tau, Glee Club, 3, 4 . . . BARNETT, EMMAL DIXON, Carthage, ED. Another wheel! Yeah, you! President and Mrs. Mitchell and friends. 4r ■- .., ' . -.| « ; j O ■- ; ' i H ' i H .t M . • H .; iUlk StK ' SStL SSf ::- ■-;■' • ' - ■■■' ' - ' ' ' ■: ' X ' h 6 o 6. 6 o- Ck, , ■. ! . , i , fli ' - f , f f A 1 3% O. . Cl 1 r4 ADAMS, G. L. ADAMS, Y. L ALLRED ANDREWS ATWOOD BAILEY, J. BARIA d ' i ADAMS, I. R. ALBRITTON ANDERS ARMSTRONG, J. AUNE BAINE BARINEAU : -■■■AARON ADAMS, W. L. ALLISTON ANDERSON, T. ATKINSON, R. BAILEY, C. E. BARFIELD, W. ADAMS, I. W. ALDER ANDERSON, E. ARMSTRONG, P. AVERA BALL, B. J. BARKER, H. G. ADAMS, M. A. ALLEN, K. P. ANDERSON, J. ASHCRAFT AYCOCK BALL, B. A. BARKER, R. L. ADAMS, T. L. ALLEN, P. B. ANDERSON, L. ASHLEY BADDLEY BALL, R. D. BARLOW ADAMS, W. ALLEN, W. ANDERSON, N. K. ATKINSON, L. BAILEY, C. D. BARFIELD, V. BARNETT STUDENTS FROM NINETEEN FOREIGN COUNTRIES ENROLLED AT STATE t li e iS e Ml ior class FIRST ROW: BARRETT. BOBBY FRANK, Decatur, ED. . . . BARRETT, PERCY FRANK, JR., Gulfport. ENG. . . . BARTON, ROY L., Pittsburg, BUS.; Delta Sigma Pi, 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 2; Chi Lambda Rho, 4; Baptist Student Union, 1 . . . BASKIN, ROBERT WELDON, Vaiden, AG. . . . BASSETT, CHARLES L., Forrest, BUS.; Marketing Club, 3, 4 . . . BATES, CHARLES L., JR., Liberty, BUS.; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Delta Sigma Pi, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club, 2, 3; Cheerleader, 4 . . . BATSON, WILLIAM NEVILLE, Perkinston, SCI. SECOND ROW: BATTAILE, FRANK W., Memphis, Tennessee, AG.; Kappa Sigma, Dairy Club, 4 . . . BEACHAM, HARRY LEE, Jackson, BUS. . . . BEAN, JOHN THOMPSON, Columbus, BUS.; Sigma Chi; Chi Lambda Rho, 4 . . . BEAZLEY, CURTIS EDWARD, Scooba, SCI.; Sigma Pi; Amer. Sec. of Civil Eng., 2; Maroon Band, 3; Air Adv. R.O.T.C, 3, 4; Dip and Strike Club, 3, 4; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 3, 4 . . . BECKMAN, LVOWIG ARMSTRONG, III, EllisviUe, BUS. . . . BEESON, JAMES L., Monticello, BUS . . . BENNETT, CLAUDE HERBERT, Hat- tiesburg, ENG.; Amer. Soc. of Civil Eng., 2, 3, 4. THIRD ROW: BENOIST, MAX EDWIN, Coffeeville, AG.; Alpha Tau Omega; Block and Bridle Club, 4 . . . BENTZ, ALVIN WILLIAM, Brookhaven, BUS.; Kappa Alpha, Maroon Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Marketing Club, 3 . . . BERRY, GEORGE LEAVELL, Columbus, ED; Future Farmers of Amer., 2, 3, 4; F. T. A., 3, 4; 4-H Club, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 4; Pres. of Ed. School, 4 . . . BERRYMAN, JOHN LENOX, JR., Vicks- burg, AG.; Kappa Alpha; Canterbury Club, 1, 2, 3; I. F. C, 3 . . . BETHANY, FRANK M., DeKalb, BUS.; Marketing Club, 4 . . . BETHANY, JOHN AUBURN, JR., Shuqualak, BUS.; Sigma Phi Epsi- lon; Acct. Club, 3, 4; Chi Lambda Rho, 4; SPE Comptroller, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 4; Reveille Staff, 4; Wesley Foundation, 4 . . . BETHEA, ANNE ALLRED, Collins, ED. FOURTH ROW: BETHEA, GEORGE HARVEY, Brookhaven, ENG.; Sigma Chi . . . BEVILL, JAMES K., Thaxton, ED. . . . BISHOP, WYMAN, JR., Maben, BUS.; R. O. T. C, 4 . . . BITTLE, LEONARD DALTON, Aberdeen, BUS.; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Reveille Staff, 4 . . . BLACK, LENOIR, Weir, ED. . . . BLACKWELL, CECIL, Meridian, AG.; Alpha Zelu, 3, 4; Amer. Soc. for Hort. Sci., 3, 4, Pres., 4 . . . BROMELEY, WAR- REN REGINALD, Birmingham, Alabama, ENG.; M Club, 1; Amer. Inst, of Elect. Eng., 4; Baselxill, 1, 2, 4. FIFTH ROW: BLOUNT, JOHN ELZIE, JR., Decatur, ENG.; Amer. Soc. of Civil Eng., 3, 4 . . . BOATWRIGHT, TOULMAN DUNETH, Hollysprings, AG. . . . BODRON, JOHN ALBERT, Vicksburg, ED.; M Club, 4 . . . BONNER, MILFORD DEAN, Reform, Alabama, AG.; Dairy Club, 2, 3, 4; Dairy Club Treasurer, 4 . . . BOONE, FRANK CURTIS, Enter- prise, AG.; Amer. Soc. of Ag. Eng., 4 . . . BOUNDS, LOWERY K., Bailey, ED. . .. . BOWERS, GALEN M., Starkville, AG.; Amer. Soc. of Ag. Eng., 3; Ag. Eng. Club, 3. SIXTH ROW: BOYD. ALBERT HARTWELL, JR., Itta Bena, AG.; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Drum Major, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Agronomy Club, 3, 4; Rifle Team, 3, 4; Reveille Staff, 4; Camera Club, 4 . . . HARLEY LEE BOYD. Co- lumbus, BUS.; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . BOYER, CHARLES EDWARD, Indianola, AG.; Pi Kappa Alpha; R. O. T. C, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . BOYLES, DERWOOD RAY, Jackson, BUS.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . BOZONE, DOROTHY TRAVIS, Brookhaven, ED.; Glee Club, 1 . . . BOZONE, JESSE CARL, Brookhaven, ENG.; Amer. Soc. of Civil Eng., 3, 4; Phi Kappa Tau; Rifle Team, 1 . . . BOZONE, THOMAS MAKEN, JR., Brookhaven, ENG.; Amer. Inst, of Elect. Eng., 3. SEVENTH ROW: BRADY, ROBERT JOSEPH, JR., Jackson, BUS.; Nev rman Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Acct. Club, 3, 4; Barrister ' s Club, 4 . . . BRAGAN, JIMMY ALTON, Birmingham, Alabama, ED.; Kappa Alpha . . . BRANCH, DON R., Duck HiU, AG.; Pi Kappa Alpha; Colonels Club, 2; Alpha Phi Omega, 1, 2; Ag. Club, 1, 2; M Club, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Zeta, 3, 4; I. F. C, 3, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 4; Blue Key, 4; Varsity Track, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball, 1, 3, 4; Treas. Pi Kappa Alpha, 3; Pres. Pi Kappa Alpha, 3, 4; Pres. Alpha Zeta, 4; Vice-Pres. Blue Key, 4 . . . BRAND, CHARLES STEVENS, Gibson, ED.; Glee Club, 2 . . . BREWER, BOBBY DEWITT, Crandall, AG.; Scabbard and Blade, 4; Amer. Farm Economic Association, 4 . . . BRIGGS, PETE RICHARDSON, Greenwood, BUS.; Colonels Club, 2, 3; Marketing Club, 3, 4 . . . BRISTOW, J. D., Tupelo, BUS.; Phi Kappa Alpha. Never too much of a good thing. Queen and Maids. f ■• J T ' .j : o Wfi ' ' . . V • ' ■■- ' ' % f , (f . , i i B Sv fe IJ ttk -.,.. - hi ( r  f f A A f (miL BARRETT, B. BATTAILE BENOIST BETHEA, G. BLOUNT BOYD, A. BRADY iM BARRETT, P. BEACHAM BENTZ BEVILL BOATWRIGHT BOYD, H. BRAGAN BARTON BEAN BERRY BISHOP BODRON BOYER RRANCH BASKIN BEAZLEY BERRYMAN BITTLE BONNER BOYLES BRAND lipj BASSETT BECKMAN BETHANY, F. BLACK BOONE BOZONE, D. BREWER BATES BEESON BETHANY, J. BLACKWELL BOUNDS BOZONE, I. BRIGGS BATSON BENNETT BETHEA, A. BLOMELEY BOWERS BOZONE, T. BRISTOW STUDENTS FROM TWENTY-SEVEN STATES HAIL STATE AS THEIR ALMA MATER t h senior la S IS FIRST ROW: BRISTOW, ROBERT VANCE, Tupelo, ED.; Pi Kappa Alpha, Refleclor, 2, 3, 4; Reveille, 3, 4; Band, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club, 2, 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4; Amer. Soc. of Civil Eng., 2, 3 . . . BROOM, WYATT A., Bassfield, ED. . . . BROWN, ALFRED, JR., Conehafta, ED.; Ind. Arts Club, 3, 4; Iota Lambda Sigma, 4 . . . BROWN, BASIL HERBERT, Tchula, BUS.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Phi Omega, 3; Marketing Club, 4 . . . BROWN, BENJAMIN LUTHER, JR., Pinola, AG.; Theta Xi, Inter-Prat. Council, 2; General Ag. Club, 3, 4 . . . BROWN, ELGIN JACKSON, CarrolUon, AG.; Ag. Ec. Club, 4 . . . BROWN, ENIS TRENTON, New Site, AG,; Future Farmers of SECOND ROW: BROWN. JACKSON MURRAY, Starkville, ED. . . . BROWN, LAVELL WHEELER, Starkville, BUS. . . . BROWN, ROBERT E., Holly Springs, ENG. . . . BROWNLEE, JOHN T., Columbus, BUS. . . . BRUM- LEVE, DAVID JOHN, Louisville, BUS.; Theta Kappa Phi, Newman Club, 4; Inter-Frat Council, 4 . . . BRYAN, WALTER R., Scooba, AG. . . . BUCKLEY, ALEX, JR., Hickory, BUS.; Acct. Club, 3, 4. BURTON, MELVIN FRANKLIN, Tupelo, ED. . . . BYFORD, LESLIE G., Crawfordsville, Ark., AG.; Alpha Tau Omega, Block and Bridle, 2, 3. FIFTH ROW: BYRD, FELTON, Richlon, SCI . . . CABLER, HELEN SYBIL, Meridian, ED.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Westminster Fellowship, 3, 4; Junior Y Luncheon, 3; Reflector Staff, 3; Glee Club, 3; Int. Rel. Club, 3, 4; R. E. W. Committee, 3; Future Teachers of Amer., 3; Coed Club, 4, Sec. . . . CAFFEY, HORACE ROUSE, Lambert, AG.; Agronomy Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3; College 4-H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3; Editor of B. S. U. Paper, 1; Pres. of Junior Y. M. C. A. Luncheon, 4; Alpha Zeta, 2, ' 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 3, 4; Beta Beta Beta, 3, 4, Treas., 4; Blue Key, 3, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, 4; Danforth Freshman Award, 2; Junior Danforth Scholarship, 4; Soph. Sears Scholarship, 2; Alpha Zeta Freshman Award, 2 . . . CAGLE, MARION BUREN, Centreville, AG.; Alpha Tau Omega, Phi Eta Sigma, 1; Alpha Zeta, 4; Dairy Club, 3 . . . CAIN, MARGARET, Belmont, ED. . . . CALDWELL, DAVID FRANKLIN, Jackson, BUS.; Kappa Sigma . . . CALDWELL, JOHN HARRIS, Jackson, ENG.; Lambda Chi. THIRD ROW: BUESCHER, FRANCIS ALOYSIUS, Meridian, ENG.; Amer. Soc. of Civil Eng., 2, 3, 4; Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . BULLARD, PONY EDWARD, Burnsville, AG . . . BULLOCK, REX ALFRED, Tylertown, AG.; M Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dairy Club, 2, 3, 4; Pres., 4; Varsity Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 4 . . . BULLOCK, VERNON O., Bass- Held, AG.; Sigma Pi, Dairy Club, 4; Football 2 . . . BULLOCK, WILLIE C, Bassfield, AG.; Ag. Ec. Club, 4 . . . BURGE, JOHN MARK, Poplarville, ED. . . . BURKHALTER, RONNIE MARVIN, Mc- Comb, ENG.; Phi Eta Sigma, 2; Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Amer. Inst, of Elect. Eng., 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: BURLE, WILLIAM LOUIS, Greenville, ENG. . . . BURNEY, AARON EARL, Coffeeville, ED.; Future Farmers of Amer., 1 . . . BURNS, AMOS DENNIS, Ruleville, BUS.; Alpha Tau Omega, Phi Eta Sigma, 2; Acct. Club, 3, 4, Pres., 4, Vice-Pres., 3; Chi Lambda Rho, 3, 4, Pres. 4 . . . BURRAGE, JOE FRANKLIN, Shuqualak, BUS.; Marketing Club, 4 . . . BURTON, DEWEY OLEN, Philadelphia, ED. . . . SIXTH ROW: CALDWELL, ROBERT HAMILTON, Lucedale, AG.; Block and Bridle Club, 4 . . . CAMERON, RAYMOND C, Millport, Ala., ED. . . . CAMP, DAVIE NELSON, Byhalia, BUS. . . . CAMPBELL, WILLIAM VERNON, Norfolk, SCI.; Beta Beta Beta, 4 . . . CARPENTER, CARL- TON L., Starkville, SCI.; Kappa Sigma; Colonel ' s Club, 2; Alpha Ep- silon Delta, 4; Beta Beta Beta, 4; Rep. of Sci. School, 4; Student Coun- cil, 4; Pres. Sci. School, 3; ' Blue Key, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 4, Pres.; Pres. of Sci. School, 4; Student Council, 4; Who ' s Who In Amer. Colleges and Universities, 4 . . . CARTER, LUTHER EUGENE, Ripley, ED. . . . CARTER, ROLAND WILKES, Louisville, BUS. SEVENTH ROW: CASARES, RENAN, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, ENG. . . . CASE, JACK WILSON. Greenville, ENG.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . CASSELS, DAVID JACKSON, Gloster. BUS.; Soc. for the Adv. of Management, 4 . . . GATES. THOMAS SIDNEY, Jackson, ENG. . . . CAYLOR, JOHN RICHARD, Cleveland, SCI.; Beta Beta Beta, 4 . . . CHAMBLESS, ROBERT FRANCIS, Union, AG. . . . CHANDLER, WOODLY, L., Philadelphia, BUS. ' - PIKiii ' v 11 h • r n. f! a a a f % t «- BROOM BROWN, A. BROWN, L. BROWN, R. BULLARD BULLOCK, R. BURNEY BURNS CABLER CAFFEY CAMERON CAMP CASE CASSELS .m i J JL n g ,( ., f3.. ,f BROWN, B. H. BROWNLEE BULLOCK, V. BURRAGE CAGLE CAMPBELL GATES tm im , 1 J ' . x k - if 1 • ( BROWN, B. L. BRUMLEVE BULLOCK, W. BURTON, D. CAIN CARPENTER CAYLOR BROWN, E. BRYAN BURGE BURTON, M. CALDWELL, D. CARTER, L. CHAMBLESS BROWN, E. BUCKLEY BURKHALT BYFORD CALDWE CARTER CHAND OCTOBER 24TH MARKED THE 70TH ANNIVERSARY OF MISSISSIPPI STATE the senior ass FIRST ROW: CHANEY, CHARLES EDWARD, Louisville, BUS. . . . CHRESTMAN. JIMMY LYNN, Calhoun City, AG.; Ag. Eng. Club, 4; Amer. Soc. of Civil Eng., 4 . . . CHUMLEY, DAN W., JR., Covington, Tennessee. ED.; Forestry Club, 4 . . . CLARK, EDWIN DEWITT. Sumrall, BUS.; Alpha Tau Alpha, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A., 4 . . . CLARK. ELMER WALTER, Tupelo, BUS.; Delta Sigma Pi, 3, 4; Chi Lambda Rho, 3, 4; Market- ing Club, 3, 4 . . . CLARK, ERNEST BALLARD, Catchings, BUS. . . . CLARK. HOWARD DAVID, Richton, SCI.; Beta Beta Beta, SECOND ROW: CLARK, IRVIN DALE. Philadelphia, AG.,- Poultry Club, 3, 4 . . . CLAYTON, OTTIS NATHANIEL, Holly Springs, ED. . . . CLELAND, WILLIAM OLIVER, Sardis, SCI.; Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary, 2, President, 3; Science School Vice-Pres., 3; Blue Key, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Alpha Epsilon Delta, 3; Beta Beta Beta, 3; Omicron Delta Kappa, 4 . . . CLEGG, JAMES B., Kosciusko, BUS.; Marketing Club, 3, 4 . . . CLEVELAND. E. C, Meridian, ED. . . . CLIFTON, HOMER DALTON, Shaw, AG.; Gen. Ag. Club, 2, 3; Ed. School Rep., 3; Stu- dent Council 3 . . . CLOWER, H. G. (Jerry), East Fork, ED.; Phi Kappa Tau; Football, 2, 3; B. S. U. Exec. Council, 3; F. F. A., 3, 4. THIRD ROW: COCHRAN, DEXTER S., Ackermon, AG.; Gen. Ag. Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . COKRELL, LAMAR TRUMAN, Louisville, ED.; F. F. A., 4 . . . COLE, WILLIAM HUNTER, Meridian, BUS.; Kappa Alpha; Wesley Foundation, Treasurer, 4 . . . COLLIER, JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS. Yazoo City, BUS.; Chi Omega; Reilector, 1; Co-Ed Club, I; Beauty, 1; Colonels Club, 2; Reveille, 2, 3, 4 . . . COLLIER, SEGER H., Yazoo City, BUS.; Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice-Pres., 3; Reflector, 1, Cir- culation Manager, 2; Maroon Band, 1, 2; Dance Committee, 2, 3; I. F. C, 3; Marketing Club, 3; Bus. Mgr. of Reveille, 3 . . . COLTHARP, ROBERT EUGENE, New Albany, BUS.; Sigma Chi . . . CONERLY, LOUIS ARTHUR, Tylertown, AG; 4-H Club, 2, 3; Block and Bridle, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Alpha Zeta, 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: CONLEE, BILLIE JOE, Thaxton, ED, . CONLEE, FRED ANDER- SON, Leland, AG.; Ag. Club, 4 . . , COOK, LESTER G.. JR.. Bay St. Louis, ENG.; A. S. C. E. ,.2, 3, 4 . . . COOK, ROBERT PATTERSON. Pontotoc. BUS.; Sigma Chi; Chi Lambda Rho, 3, 4 . . . COOK, WILLIAM STEVE, Phoenix, ED.; Gen. Ag. Club, 3, 4; Y. M. C. A., 3, 4 . . . COOLEY, FRED W., JR., Heidelberg, ED . . . COOLEY, SIMEON MADISON, SandersviUe, ED.; Football, 3, 4. FIFTH ROW: COON, EULA GRACE, Greenville, ED.; Zeta Tau Alpha . . . COPWOOD, THOMAS DAVID, JR., Mt. Pleasant, ED.; Dance Com mittee, 4 . . . CORBIN, SAMUEL LUTHER, Greenwood, ENG.; Sig- ma Chi; Mareon Band, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, Student Director, 4; A. 1. E. E., 3, 4; Assembly Committee, 3, 4 . . . CORLEY, NOLAN BEAN. JR., Farrell, AG.; Kappa Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma, 1; Alpha Zeta, 3, 4; Ag. Eng. Club, 3, 4 . . . COSCIA, LOUIS NATHAN, Memphis. Tenness, ED.; Block and Bridle, 4; F. F. A., 4 . . . COTHERN, KELLON DURELL, Jayees, ED. . . . GOTTEN, JOSEPH McNAIN, Summit, BUS. SIXTH ROW: COUMBE, HARRY STANLEY, McComb, ENG.; Camera Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Reflector, 1; Reveille, 2, 3; A. S. M. E., 3, 4 . . . COW ART, HERMAN BUFORD, Perkingslon, ED. . . . COX, JAMES O., Phila- delphia, ED. . . . COX, WILL MARION, Okolona, SCI.; Phi Kappa Tau . . . CRAFT, MURL NELSON, Magee. ED.; Block and Bridle, 4 . . . CRAIG, RAYMOND LEE, JR.. Greenwood, BUS.; Sigma Chi . . . CRAWFORD, CHARLES FRANCIS, Greenville, ENG. SEVENTH ROW: CRAWFORD, JESSE EARL, Pittsboro, BUS. . . . CRAWFORD, JOHN JACKIE. Philadelphia, ED. . . . CROSBY, ADOLPHUS EDWARD, North Little Rock, Arkansas, ED.; Alpha Tau Alpha, 4 . . . CROW, JOE McCLAIN, JR., Ruleville, ENG.; A. S. C. E., 4 . . . CRUMBLEY, CHARLES LINDSEY, Laurel, BUS.; Kappa Sigma; M Club, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 3, 4; Battalion Adjutant, Air R. O. T. C, 3 . . . CUMMINGS, GENE HOYTE, Mantachie, BUS. . . . CURREY, ERNEST ABBOTT, HoUandale, AG.; Block and Bridle, 2, 3, 4; Gen. Ag. Club, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Zeta, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4; Beta Beta Beta, 4; B.S.U., 3, 4; Executive Council, B. S. U., 4; Blue Key, 4. Good, huh. Bob? Four years of swell service, Boyd. O ' ' ■ ■,) 1 . IV . ■1 9 « CHRESTMAN CHUMLEY CLAYTON CLELAND COCKRELL COLE CONLEE, F. COOK, L. COOPWOOD CORBIN COWART COX, J. CRAWFORD, I. I. CROSBY i2 9 t  = 1 t pk .« ii| a, |l 1 ' o„ o. 1 1 J ■lA CLARK, E. D. CLEGG COLLIER, I. COOK, R. CORLEY COX, W. CROW CLARK, E. W. CLEVELAND COLLIER, S. COOK, W. COSCIA CLARK, E. B. CLIFTON COLTHARP COOLEY, F. COTHERN CRAIG CUMMINGS CLARK, H. D. CLOWER CONERLY COOLEY, S. COTTEN REMEMBER THE FOOTBALL TEAM THAT UPSET FAVORED TENNESSEE AND L.S.U.? the senior elaisis FIRST ROW: CURTIS, CHELSIE R., Hazlehurst, AG.; Horticulture Club, 3, 4 . . . CURTIS. ROBERT G., Clarksdale, SCI. . . . DALLAS, FRED PAULDA, Little Rock, BUS.; Lambda Chi; Marketing Club, 4 . . . DAVEN- PORT, WILLIAM ALVIN, Leland, SCI. . . . DAVES, HAROLD GENE, Columbus, BUS.; Track Manager, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee, 4; Marketing Club, 4 . . . DAVIS, ELMER DEAN, luka, AG. . . . DAVIS, HERMAN KEITH. Hazlehursl. ENG.; A. S. C. E., 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4. SECOND ROW: DAVIS, JACK, Preston, AG.; Alpha Zeta, 3, 4; Dairy Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 4 . . . DAVIS, L. B., Perkinston, ED. . . . DAVIS, ROB- ERT LAFAYETTE, Sherman, ENG.; A. S. C. E., 4 . . . DAVIS, THUR- MAN D., Coldwater, AG.; Economics Club, 3, 4 . . . DEAN, JESSE P., Lucedale, ED.; Alpha Tau Alpha, 3, 4 . . . DEEN, JAMES HALL, Starkville, SCI.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma, I, 2; Beta Beta Beta, 3, 4; Alpha Epsilon Delta, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4 . . . DENNINGTON, JOHN T., Enid, BUS.; Pi Kappa Alpha; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. THIRD ROW: DICKSON, WILLIAM EMORY, Shaw, AG.; Kappa Sigma; Tennis, 4 . . . DILLARD, LAWRENCE THOMAS, JR., Oxford, AG.; Gen. Ag. Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . DILLON. JUNIOR LLOYD. McComb, ED. . . . DILLON, SETH OLA, Tylertown, ED, . . . DINWIDDIE. WILLIAM E., Ellisville, SCI. . . . DISTEFANO, LOUIS A., McComb, ENG.; Theta Kappa Phi; Institute of Radio Engineers, 3, 4; Newman Club, 3, 4 . . . DIXON, HOWARD R., JR., Liberty, ED. FOURTH ROW: DIXON, SIM JAMES, JR.. Vaughan. AG.; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . DONALD, MELVIN HOWARD, Shubuta, SCI. . . . DONNELL, WADE CROSLAND, Mendenhall, BUS.; Soc. for Advancement of Manage- ment, 3, 4 . . . DORNBUSCH, WILLIAM KETTE, JR., Vicksburg, SCI. . . . DOWELL, GEORGE LEE, Edenburg, ED. . . . DREYSPRING, FREDERICK ALBERT, Birmingham, Alabama, ED. . . . DUCKWORTH, ARNOLD T., Laurel, ENG.; A. S. M. E., 3, 4; Mississippi Pl iyeis, 4; Rod and Gun Club, 4. FIFTH ROW: DUNCAN, NORMAN HERSCHELL, Ripley, AG.; Dairy Club, 4 . . . DUNCAN, OMA TRUSSELL, Ripley, ED.; F. F. A.., 2, 3, 4; Alpha Tau Alpha, 3, 4 . . . DUNN, JANE OAKES, State College, ED.; Zeta tau Alpha, Historian, 4; Colonels Club, 2; Fresh. Y. Council; Soph. Y Council, Secretary; Co-Ed Club, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation, 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, I; Reveille Staff, 3, 4, Faculty Editor, 3; Favorite, 3. . . . DUNN, RUFUS LEROY, JR.. State College, BUS. . . . DUNNAM, WILLIAM W.. McLain. ED. . . . EARNEST, CHARLES EDWARD, Prairie, ED. . . . EASLEY, ROBERT WESLEY, Brook- haven, BUS. SIXTH ROW: EASON, WILLIAM PITT, Coahoma, AG.; Lambda Chi Alpha, Social Chairman, 1, Vice-President, 2, Treasurer, 3; Colonels Club, 1; Alpha Zeta, 3; Blue Key, 3; APO, I . . . EASTER, JAMES EDWIN, JR.. Aberdeen, ENG.; A. S. C. E., 2, 3, 4 . . . ECHEVERRIA, ALFREDO JOSE, San Jose, Costa Rica, AG.; Block and Bridle, 3, 4; Beta, Beta, Beta, 4 . . . ECHOLS. ROBERT LOUIS, Brookhaven. ENG.; A. S. C. E., 2, 3, 4 . . . EDWARDS. FRANKLIN W.. Richton, ED. . . . ELDER, ERNIE DEWEY, Blue Mountain, ED.; B. S. U. . . . ELLARD, CARL BRUCE, Pittsboro, BUS. SEVENTH ROW: ELLINGTON, JAMES, Tunica, ED.; Future Teachers ' Association, 3, 4 . . . EVERETT, DOUGLAS L.. West Enterprise, ED. . . . EVERETT. JAMES BOBBY, Decatur, BUS.; Sigma Pi . . . EZELLE, DONALD COLEMAN, Tupelo, BUS. . . . FAIRLEY, WILLIE D., Lucedale, ED.; Beta Beta Beta, 4 . . . FALGO. ERNEST JOHN. Pascagoula. ENG.; A. S. M. E., 4; Newman Club, 4 . . . FALKNER, MURRY CUTHBERT, Oxford, AG.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Chow Line Chow Line (?) n ' , .) r 4 ' k i ' :- r ' m r m a lli K ' . Jt i t : W n % ' 1? 1 9 1 ' P 1 D ff , i r i a, a F, 5 ' 1 1 r DICKSON DIXON, S. DUNCAN, N. EASON ELLINGTON CURTIS, R. G. DAVIS, L. DILLARD DONALD DUNCAN, O. EASTER EVERETT, D. DALLAS DAVIS, R. DILLON, J. DONNELL DUNN, I. ECHEVERRIA EVERETT, J. DAVENPORT DAVIS, T. DILLON, S. DORNBUSCH DUNN, R. ECHOLS EZELLE DAVES DEAN DINWIDDIE DOWELL DUNNAM EDWARDS FAIRLEY DAVIS, E. DEEN DISTEFANO DREYSPRING EARNEST ELDER FALGO DAVIS, H. DENNINGTON DIXON, H. DUCKWORTH EASLEY ELLARD FALKNER STATE DEDICATED SEVEN NEW BUILDINGS COSTING $5,000,000 the senior clasps FIRST ROW: FANGUY, HOY CHARLES, Greenwood, AG.; Siqma Chi; Horticulture Club, 4; Poultry Club, 4 . . . FARR, SAMUEL ARMSTRONG, Hous- ton, ENG. . . . FAULKNER, LEON, Aberdeen, ENG,; Maroon Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Collegians, 2, 3, 4; Distinguished Mihlary Student, 3; A. S. M. E., 3, 4 . . . FELTS, WILLIAM LEWIS, Carrolllon, AG.; A. S A. E., 4 . . . FIEDOR, RUDOLPH EDWARD, Uniontown, Penn- sylvania, BUS.; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . FILGO, CHARLES HAROLD, Tupelo, ENG.; Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary, 3; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2; A. S. C. E., 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 4 . . . FITZGERALD, DONALD F.. New Albany, ENG.; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3, 4; A. I. E. E., 4. SECOND ROW: FITZGERALD, PAUL EVERETTE, Okolona, SCI.; Phi Kappa Tau . . . FLEMING, DOLAN C, Philadelphia, ED. . . . FLOWERS, TAYLOR GRAYDON, Mattson, AG.; Kappa Sigma; Gen. Ag Club, 4 . . . FLOYD, CLAIRBORNE NICHOLS, Brookhaven, ENG. . . . FORE, LOUIS SHELBY, Wesson, AG. . . . FOSTER, PAUL D., JR., Blythe- viUe, Arkansas, AG.; Sigma Chi; Y Council, 2, 3, 4 . . . FOWLER, THOMAS CLIFTON, Meridian, SCI.; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 3, 4. THIRD ROW: FREELY, WALTER LLOYD, Calhoun City, ED. . . . FREEMAN, ROD- DIS MATT, Liberty, BUS. . . . FULCHER, JOHN ROBERT, Louisville, ED.; F. F. A.., 2, 3, 4 . . . GALEY, HARMON EUGENE. Memphis, Tennessee, AG.; M Club, 3, 4 . . . GALLOP, JAMES LANDIN, Cale- donia, AG.; Dairy Club, 3, 4 . . . GAMMILL, GLENN ROBERTS, Ackerman, ED . . . GARDNER, ISAAC TALMADGE. JR.. Swiftown, ED. FOURTH ROW: GARNER, JAMES LEWIS. Nev Hebron. ED. . . . GARRETT. WIL- LIAM HENRY, JR.. Clarksdale, AG.; Kappa Sigma; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4 . . . GARRISON, ULAS EDWIN, Macon, ENG.; Kappa Alpha, A. S. M. E., 2, 3, 4.; Air R. O. T. C, 3, 4 . . . GARY. WIL- LIAM ALBERT, Jackson, SCI.; Chem. Eng. Club, 2, 3, 4; State Players, 2, 3; Reflector Staff, 1, 2, 3 . . . GATLIN, CHARLES MORGAN, Sturqis, ENG.; A. S. M. E., 4 . . . GEER, ERNEST CAROL, Laurel. ENG.; A. S. M. E.,. I, 4; Glee Club, 1, 4; Rod and Gun Club, 1, 4 . . . GIBSON, DINK RAINY, Indianola, AG.; Pi Kappa Alpha; R. O. T. C, 1, 2, 3, 4; Gen. Ag. Club, 4. FIFTH ROW: GIBSON, KARL RAY, Vicksburg, BUS.; Accounting Club, 4 . . . GILBERT, OSCAR THOMAS. JR.. Forest, AG.; Scabbard and Blade, 4; Alpha Zeta, 4; American Farm Economics Assoc, 3 . . . GILLESPIE, RALPH H., Blue Springs, AG.; Alpha Zeta, 3, 4; Dairy Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Air R. O. T. C, 3, 4; Distinguished Military Student; Cattle Judging Team, 4 . . . GILMORE, THOMAS EDWIN, Pontotoc. AG.; Sigma Chi; Alpha Zeta, 2, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Blue Key, 3, 4; Dairy Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Distinguished Military Student . . . GODBOLD, SAMUEL DAVIS, Tunica. ENG.; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, Secretary, 2; Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3, 4, President, 4; A. S. C. E., 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 4; Sec- retary-Treasurer of Engineering School, 3, 4 . . . GONG, DONG JUNG, Duncan, ENG.; A. I. E. E.,. 3, 4; I. E. S., 2, 4 . . . GOOCH, WILLIAM DUDLEY, Taylor, ED. SIXTH ROW: GOODMAN, JAMES EDWARD, Meridian, ED.; Alpha Tau Alpha, 3, 4, President, 4 . . . GOODSON, ROY STEVE, Grenada, AG. . . . GOODWIN, JAMES I., JR.. Marvell. Arkansas, BUS.; Theta Xi; Mar- keting Club, 3, 4; International Relations Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . GORDON, HENRY LOUIS, Cruger. BUS. . . . GOUGH, BYRON HILLYER. Lau- rel, BUS.; Sigma Pi . . . GRAHAM, KENNETH GUY. Gunlown, ED.; F. F. A., 2, 3, 4; Dairy Club, 3; Future Teachers ' Association, 3, 4 . . . GRAHAM, MAXWELL, Bruce, SCI.; Theta Xi. SEVENTH ROW: GRAVES, BISHOP BASCOM, JR., Jackson. ENG.; Kappa Alpha . . . GRAVES. ROBERT GRADY. Houlka. ENG.; A. S. C. E.., 2, 3, 4 . . . GRAVES, WILLIAM CAROL, Rienzi, BUS.; Phi Kappa Tau . . . GRAY, CHARLES WATSON, Meridian, BUS.; Chi Lambda Rho, 4 . . . GRAY, WARREN W., New Albany, BUS.; Delta Sigma Pi, 3, 4; Accounting Club, 4 . . . GRECO, JOHN ANTONIO, Pass Christian, SCI.; Phi Kappa Tau, Newman Club, 2, 3; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 3, 4 . . . GREGORY, SARA JANE, Hamburg, ED.; Zeta Tau Alpha; Reveille Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4, Fraternities Editor, 3. ■■Sl f.etpr- ' and . ! the big M. Naughty, Naughty! a, . ' , Mi ' nii . .(T ' . Ir 4.M ' ? ; 1  |, f 9 IL ' ■r- ? , ' ? - V a v ■• -1 ' r r . « ' ' ' w ■• O, ' - V , i ' m ■If ± FANGUY FARR FITZGERALD, P. FLEMING FREELY FREEMAN GARNER GARRETT GIBSON, K. GILBERT GOODMAN GOODSON GRAVES, B. GRAVES, R. FAULKNER FELTS FLOWERS FLOYD FULCHER GALEY GARRISON GARY GILLESPIE GILMORE GOODWIN GORDON GRAVES, W. GRAY, C. M Z ' i . m m ' w X iT I FIEDOR FORE GALLOP GATLIN GODBOLD GOUCH GRAY, W. .A m FILGO FOSTER GAMMILL GEER GONG GRAHAM, K. GRECO , FITZGERALD, D. ■FOWLER GARDNER GIBSON, D. GOOCH GRAHAM, M. Gregory M.S.C WAS RECIPIENT OF W. P. REEDY COLLECTION OF CACTUSES AND EXOTIC PLANTS t h senior la S) s FIRST ROW: GRISSOM, JAMES HENRY, Summerland, BUS. . . . GROSS, CHARLES BEVERLY, Meridian, SCI.; M Club, 3; Baseball, 3, 4; Band, 2 . . . GROSS, THOMAS PELHAM, Carthage, ED.; Alpha Tau Alpha, 4; Alpha Zeta, 3; Future Teachers ' Assn, 4; Future Farmers of America, 4 . . . GULLEDGE, DAVID K., JR., Goodman, BUS.; Marketing Club, 4 . . . HALEY, JOSEPH LEE, Sardis, ENG.; I. A. S., 3, 4 . . . HAMILTON, JULIAN SULLIVAN, Jackson, ENG.; A. S. M. E., 2 . . . HAMILTON, LOATUS CONNOR, Millport, Ala- bama, AG.; Poultry Club, .3. SECOND ROW: HANKS, JEROME B., JR., Clarksdale, BUS.; Outstanding Freshman (Business) Award; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2; Chi Lambda Rho, 4; Account- ing Club, 3 . . . HANNA, JOHN JOSEPH, Columbus, BUS.; Delta Sigma Pi, 2, 3, 4; Advanced R. O. T. C. ,3, 4; Accounting Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . HANSBROUGH, ROBERT H., Greenville. Ag Forestry Club, 3, 4 . . . HARGETT, HERBERT, Golden, ED.; M Club, 3, 4 . . . HARMON, MILLER BRADLEY, Batesville, SCL; Alpha Tau Omega; Chem. Eng. Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . HARPOLE, JERRY LEE, Clarksdale, BUS. . . . HARRINGTON, VIRGIL LUTHER, Merigold, ENG.; Tau Beta Pi, 3. THIRD ROW: HARRIS. BEN KARRA, Sylvarena, ED.; Alpha Tau Alpha, 3 . . . HARRIS, DEATON THOMAS, Kilmichael, ENG.; A. S. M. E„ 3 . . . HARRIS, DOYLE W., Amory, BUS.; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . HARRIS, JESSE MAX, Decatur, SCI. , . . HARRIS, JOHN CAROL, Hattiesburg, ENG.; Rod and Gun Club, 4; A. S. M. E., 4 . . . HARRISON, CAL- VIN DEE, Derma, AG. . . . HARRISON, CLAUDE H., Corinth, ED.; Sigma Chi; Maroon Band, 3, 4; Collegians, 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: HATAWAY. LOUIS GRADY, Vicksburg, BUS.; Pi Kappa Alpha . HATHORN, EVERETT MARTIN, Hattiesburg, BUS.; Sigma Chi . HEARD. GEORGE THOMAS. Brooksville, AG.; Dairy Club, 2, . . . HEFLIN. OLEN RUAL. Pascagoula, BUS.; Delta Sigma Pi, 4, Program Chairman, 4; Soc. for Advancement of Management, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4 . . . HEMPHILL, MARTIN SIMPSON, Greenwood, AG.; Sigma Chi, Recording Sec, 4; Block and Bridle Club, 3, 4; Canterbury Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 3 . . . HENDERSON, LESLIE B., Preston, BUS. . . . HENRY, WALLACE LANIER, Ponto- toc, ED., F. F. A., 3, 4; Block and Bridle, 3, 4. FIFTH ROW: . HERNDON, JEAN CANTRELL, Gibson, ED.; Future Teachers ' Ass ' n, 4 . . . HERNDON, RALPH HOMAN, Gibson, AG. . . . HERRIN, PRENTISS EARL, Sumrall, ED. . . . HERRING, JAMES CARL, Gulf- port, ENG.; Tau Beta Pi, 4; A. S. M. E., 3, 4 . . . HICKMAN, RICHARD WILSON, Lumberton, AG. . . . HIGGINBOTTOM, EZRA LOONEY, Burnsville, ED. . . . HILBUN, ROBERT DENSON, Soso, ED. SIXTH ROW: HILL, EDSEL LAMION, Becker, ED. . . . HODGES, PERCY L.. Mc- Adams, ED. . . . HODUM, BERL LATHANUAL, Corinth, ENG.; A. S. C. E.., 2, 3, 4 . . . HOGGATT, ERNEST F., Natchez, BUS. . . . HOLMAN, HENRY FLOWERS, Carrollton, ENG.; I. R. E., 3; A. I. E. E., 4 . . . HOOD, EDGAR DONALD, Phillip, AG. . . . HORTON, JAMES LAWRENCE, Louisville, ED. SEVENTH ROW: HOUSTON, JEAN PORTER, Bay Springs, ED. . . . HOUSTON, PROC- TOR D., JR., Jackson, AG.; Y. M. C. A. Council, 2, 3, 4; Agronomy Club, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club, 2, 3, 4; Colonels Club, 2; Beta Beta Beta, 4; Blue Key, 3 . . . HOWARD, LACY EARL, Gunnison, AG.; Lambda Chi Alpha; Gen. Ag. Club, 2, 3, 4; Ag. Eng. Club, 1, 2 . . . HUBBARD, WILLIAM WALLACE, Utica, BUS.; Soc. for Advancement of Management, 3, 4; A. L E. E., 1, 2 . . . HUDSON, CHARLES FRED, JR., Dumas, Arkansas, AG.; ' Alpha Tau Omega; Maroon Band, 2, 3; Ag Club, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4; Reveille Staff, 4 . . . HUDSON, ROY DOUGLAS, Calhoun City, AG.; Forestry Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . HUEY, HARRY CUMMINGS, Pontotoc, AG.; A. S. A. E., 4. Ex-prexv Hazard does the n r r « • « . 1 - V 1 ' I , , O ,ff, O f! ■r mm • .- ..... mm I- J t ■■jJ I £. .t ' ♦lilll m I ,... P , M t  - f -ff ' ' ■• -- . .  ' J f ., r . fe« ' - --- f 1 Ji y ' tili GRISSOM HANKS HARRIS, B. HATAWAY HERNDON, J HILL HOUSTON, I GROSS, C. HANNA HARRIS, D. T. HATHORN HERNDON, R. HODGES HOUSTON, P. GROSS, T. HANSBROUGH HARRIS, D. W. HEARD HERRIN HODUM HOWARD GULLEDGE HARGETT HARRIS, J. M. HEFLIN HERRING HOGGATT HUBBARD HALEY HARMON HARRIS, J. C. HEMPHILL HICKMAN HOLMAN HUDSON, C. HAMILTON, J. HARPOLE HARRISON, C. D. HENDERSON HIGGINBOTTOM HOOD HUDSON, R. HAMILTON, L. HARRINGTON HARRISON, C. H. HENRY HILBUN HORTON HUEY STATE ' S DAIRY JUDGING TEAM WON ITS ELEVENTH CONSECUTIVE $950 SCHOLARSHIP t h IS e II 1 o r 1 a IS FIRST ROW; HUFF, PERRY LANDIN, Caledonia. ENG.; A. S. C. E., 4 . . . HUFFMAN, BENJAMIN MARION, JR., Okolona, BUS, . . . HUGHES, LESLIE C, Lexington, SCI. . . . HUGULEY, LLOYD P., Ruth, ED. . . . HUNT, ALBERT LEON, JR., Hattiesburg, BUS.; Sigma Chi; See. tor Advancement of Vlanagement, 3, 4; Delta Sigma Pi, 3, 4; Weightlifting Team, 4 . . . HUNT, CHARLES LEON, Clarksdale, BUS.; Sigma Chi . . . HUNTER, NADINE SMITH, Mantee, ED.; Ind. Ed. Club, 4. SECOND ROW: HUNTER, PAUL MARZINE, State College, AG.; Ag. Eng. Club, 3; Gen. Ad. Club, 4 . . . HUNTER, ROBERT KILMER, Mantee, ENG.; A. I. E. S., 4; Rod and Gun Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . HURT, M. LAVERNE, Coldwater, ED.; Future Teachers ' Assn, 4 . . . HUTTON, GEORGE TAYLOR. JR., Meridian, BUS.; Accounting Club, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 4; Newman Club, 4 . . . IDIAQUEZ, JOSEPH THOMAS, JR., New Or- leans, Louisiana. ENG.; Alpha Tau Omega; Vice-Pres. of Freshman Y, 1; Newman Club, 2, 3, 4, Treas., 4; Inst. Radio Eng., 4; A. I. E. S., 4; A. I. E. E., 4; I. F. C, 4 . . . IRBY. JERRY NELSON, Meridian, ED.; F. F. A, 4 . . . IRBY, ROBERT ELLIOT, Durant, BUS.; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; President, 4. THIRD ROW: IRWIN. DAVID HERMAN, Saltillo, ED. . . . ISHEE, JAMES THIG- PEN, Bay Springs, AG. . . . IVY, ROBERT LEE, Sontag, ED. . . . IVY, WAYNE, Sontag, ED. . . . JAMES, BILLY HAYES, Jackson, ENG.; Glee Club, 3; A. S. M. E., 4; Reflector Staff, 2 . . . JAMES, EARNEST HAYWOOD, Gorda, Alabama, AG. . . . JAMISON, WILLIAM DODD, Kosciusko, SCI.; German Club, 1; Chem. Eng. Club, 2, 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: JEFFREY, ROBERT HART, Memphis, Tennessee, BUS.; Pi Kappa Alpha; Football, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1, 2, 3; M Club, 4 . . . JELLENC, VINSON HORACE, Meridian, AG.; Ag. Eng. Club, 4 . . . JENNINGS, CLYDE E., JR., Memphis, Tennessee, BUS.; Kappa Alpha; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Distinguished Military Student, 4 . . . JENNINGS, JOHN WILLIAM, Booneville, AG.; Dairy Club, 3, 4 . . . JETER, JOHN RANDOLPH, Orsville, Alabama, AG. . . . JOE, JIMMIE LING, Cleveland, BUS.; Marketing Club, 4 . . . JOHNSON, BRYAN LESTON, Roxie, BUS.; Theta Xi, Secretary, 2, Treasurer, 3; Account- ing Club, 3, 4; Barristers Club, 3, 4; International Relations Club, 3; C. P. A. Aux., 4. FIFTH ROW: JOHNSON, CHARLES GEORGE, Pascagoula, SCI. . . . JOHNSON, DORSEY EUGENE, Greenville, BUS.; Soc. for Advancement of Man- agement, 4 . . . JOHNSON, FLOYD JOHN, Starkville, ED.; Sigma Phi Epsilon; M Club, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . JOHNSON, JAMES HOWARD, Greenwood, ENG.; A. I. E. E JOHNSON, JAMES SYLVANUS, Jackson, ENG.; Theta Xi . . . JOHNSON, OLLIE HENRY, JR., Hattiesburg, SCI. . . . JOHNSON, OSCAR H.. JR., Purvis, SCI.; Chi. SIXTH ROW: JOHNSON, VERA ESTELLA, Golden, ED. . . . JOHNSON, WILL W., Philadelphia, BUS.; Theta Xi . . . JOHNSON, WILLIAM MARSHALL, Louisville, BUS.; Sigma Pi; Colonels Club, 4 . . . JONES, CECIL LAMAR, Shuqualak, BUS. . . . JONES, CLYDE REID, Henderson, Tennessee, AG.; Agronomy Club, 4 . . . JONES, GEORGE ROBERT, JR., Memphis, Tennessee, ENG.; Lambda Chi Alpha; A. S. M. E. . . . JONES, JONATHAN D., Brunswick, Tennessee, AG. SEVENTH ROW: JONES, WILLIAM HAROLD, Alamo, Tennessee, ENG.; A. I. E. E. . . . JONES, WILLIAM HARRY, JR., Pachuta, ENG.; Tau Beta Pi, 3; Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3; A. I. E. E., 4 . . . JORDAN, JULIUS TALMADGE, Au- burn, AG.; Dairy Club, 4 . . . JOY, JAMES CORNELIUS, Vicksburg, ENG.; Band, 1, 2, 3; A. S. C. E., 3, 4 . . . KEEFFE, THOMAS AN- DERSON, Vicksburg, ENG.; Theta Kappa Phi . . . KELLY, RAYMON CECIL, Carthage, ED. . . . KENT, WESLEY F., Meadville. ED.; Block and Bridle Club, 4. Registration day. Sec. (X). Art. (Z). No soliciting within 50 yards. l Ilk A .. - 1 0 1 S ' Wt ' ] o. 1% .-: ■r . o. ■1 • |f W%%. f ,h 1 ' .■f:i ( i HUFF HUNTER, P. IRWIN JEFFREY JOHNSON, C. JOHNSON, V. JONES, W. H. HUFFMAN HUNTER, R. ISHEE JELLENC JOHNSON, D. JOHNSON, W. W. JONES, W. H. ri f JENNINGS, C. JOHNSON, F. JOHNSON, W. M. JORDAN HUGULEY HUTTON IVY, W. JENNINGS, J. JOHNSON. J. H. JONES, C. L. JOY HUNT, A. IDIAQUEZ JAMES, B. JETER JOHNSON, J. S. JONES, C. R. KEEFFE  r f « HUNT, C. HUNTER, N. IRBY, J. IRBY, R. JAMES, E. JAMISON JEO JOHNSON, B. JOHNSON, OLLIE JOHNSON, OSCAR JONES, C. JONES, J. KELLY KENT THE SCIENCE WORLD GOT EXCITED OVER RARE THREE-INCH WATERBUG FOUND BY STATE STUDENT the senior class I FIRST ROW: KEIFER, CHARLES NACHMAN, Bay St. Louis, ENG. . . . KING, HOWARD L., Caruthersville. Missouri, AG.; Alpha Tau Omega . . . KING, WILBURN, Pontotoc, ED. . . . KITTRELL, ROBERT NORMAN, Greenwood, ENG.; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . KIRKLAND, BOB BRITT, Moselle, AG.; Craft Club, 1; Block and Bridle Club, 3, 4; Poultry Club, 3 . . . KIRKLAND. KNOX, Quitman, ED. . . . KLUMB, CHARLES ELROY, JR., Crystal Springs, SCI.; Kappa Alpha, Pres., 4; Colonels Club, 1; Blue Key, 2, 3; Chem. Eng. Club, Pres., 4; I. F. C, 2, 4. SECOND ROW: KNOX, FREDERICK LAMAR, Meridian, BUS. . . . LACEY, JAMES HOOPER, JR., Canton, BUS.; Sports Editor for Reflector, 2, Reflector Editor, 3, 4; Board of Publications, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Assem- bly Committee, 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4; Marketing Club, 3, 4; Blue Key, 3, 4; Camera Club, 2, 3, 4, Sec, 2, 3, 4 . . . LADNER, ALOLPH, Poplarville, ED. . . . LADNER, DENNIS L., Poplarville, ED.; Basketball, 4 . . . LADNER, FLOYD. Pass Christian, ED.; New- man Club, 4; Forestry Club, 4 . . . LADNER, FRED S., JR., Saucier, BUS. . . . LADNER, ROBERT S., Ripley, BUS.; Sigma Chi. THIRD ROW: LAMBERT, RAY THOMAS, Monticello, ED. . . . LANE, THOMAS LEE, Scobey, AG. . . . LANGSTON. EUGENE POWELL, Philadel- phia, SCI.; Pi Kappa Alpha; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 3, 4; Dance Committee 4 . . . LANGSTON, WILLIAM PAT. JR., Eupora, AG.; Dairy Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . LANIER, CLIFFORD P., JR., Vicksburg, BUS.; Marketing Club, 2, 3 . . . LANSDALE, CHARLES KERR, Mc- CooL ED.; F. F. A., 3, 4; Gen. Ag. Club, 3, 4 . . . LASSETTER, KEITH MADISON, Harperville, ENG. FOURTH ROW: LAWSHE, JOHN ROBERT, Water Valley, AG.; Alpha Tau Omega . . . LAZENBY, HARRY L., Lumberton, ED.; F. F. A.,. 2, 3, 4 . . . LECROY, MARGARET JEAN, Baldwyn, ED. . . . LEE, BILLY DAVIS, Philadelphia, BUS.; Accounting Club, 2, 3, 4; Captain, Infantry Bat- talion Staff, 4; Distinguished Military Student . . . LEE, JAMES MILLER, Itta Bena, ENG.; A. S. M. E., 4 . . . LEE, JOHN EDWIN, JR., Poplarville, ENG.; Kappa Alpha; A. S. M. E., 2, 3, 4 . . . LEE, KELLY DAVIS, Louisville, ED. FIFTH ROW: LEE, ROBERT BRADLEY, Meridian, ED.; Future Teachers ' Ass ' n, 3, 4 LEECH, K. D., JR., SmilhviUe, AG.; Glee Club, 3, 4; Block and Bridle Club, 3, 4 . . . LEGG. ROSCOE HOLLIS, Moss, AG . . . LEMMONS, JACK WALTER, Jackson, ENG.; Sigma Chi; Camera Club, 2, 3; Wesley Foundation, 2, 3, Treas., 2, 3; A. S. C. E., 2, 3, 4; Y. M. C. A., 2, 3; Y. M. C. A. Council, 2, 3 . . . LENNARD, JAKE C, Greenwood, AG.; Poultry Club, 3, 4; Rod and Gun Club, 4 . . . LEONARD, DOUGLAS HAROLD, Meadville, AG.; Block and Bridle Club, 3, 4 . . . LEWIS, JOSEPH WARREN, Leaksville, ED. SIXTH ROW: LEWIS, WALTER EUGENE, JR., Crystal Springs, ENG.; A. I. E. E., 4 . . . LIGHTNER, LOUIS A., Biloxi, SCI . . . LINDLEY, THOMAS GILES, Starkville, ED. . . . LIFE, JAMES EDWIN, Boyle, SCI.; Sigma Phi Epsilon, President, 4; Chemical Eng. Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4 . . . LIPSEY, JOHN E., Hattlesburg, ENG.; A. I. E. E., 3, 4; Exec. Council, 3, Chairman, 4; I. E. S., 3, 4, Manager, 4 . . . LOFTON, JAMES MACK, JR., Philadelphia, BUS.; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . LONG, ROBERT HOWARD, Booneville, AG.; American Farm Eco. Ass ' n, 4. SEVENTH ROW: LONG, WILLIAM W., Ackerman, BUS. . . . LOSSET, JOSEPH HENRY, Florence, ENG.; A. S. C. E., 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . LOTT, YANCY MARION, Kihnichael, BUS . . . LOVE, JULIUS HAR- VEY, Kosciusko, AG.; Theta Xi; Horticulture Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . LOWRY, CLAUDE THEDFORD, JR., Ashland, AG.; Alpha Zeta, 3, 4; American Farm Eco. Ass ' n, 2, 3, 4; Gen. Ag. Club, 3, 4 . . . LOZANO, OLIMPO, Bogota, Columbia, SCI. . . . LUNDY, BILLIE GENE, Philadelphia, AG.; Dairy Qub, 3, 4. Our prexy? A Dr. lekvlI-Mr. Hyde? To the victor, the spoils. i ' ««« tik 1 ::j «: ?? a ' -- • n 1 .c . o Ti ™ 1 Z0 r . .if . -6: ■' . f M . - ■' ' 1 1 a ' I a i ' ■„ jc Jy = ., 1 a a. f a a KING, H. LACEY LANE LAZENBY LEECH LIGHTNER LOSSET KING, W. LADNER, A. LANGSTON, E. LECROY LEGG LINDLEY LOTT KITTRELL LADNER, D. LANGSTON, ) LEE, B. LEMMONS LIFE LOVE KIRKi AND, B LADNER, F. N. LANIER LEE, J. M. I.ENNARD KjRKLAND, K. LADNER, F. S. LANSDALE ' EE, I. E. ' EONARD LOFTON LOZANO KLUMB LADNER, R. LASSETTER lEE, K. LEWIS, J. LONG, R. LUNDY 350 STUDENTS ATTENDED FIRST CLASSES AT STATE (THEN A M) 70 YEARS AGO the senior class - x FIRST ROW: LUSI, AINO, Mathiston. SlI . . . LUTHER, WENDELL, Pontotoc, A ' ; McCALLUM, ALVIN ABNER, Memphis, Tennessee, ENG.; : ■■;• iiy Student, 4; A. S. M. E., 3, 4 . . . McCARTHY. CHARLES DANIEL, Baldwyn, BUS. . . . McCLAIN, WILSON HOUS- TON, JR., Vicksburg, BUS.; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . McCOMMON, ROY LELDON, Grand Junction, Tennessee. ED.: Gen. Ag. Club, 3, 4; Future Teachers ' Ass ' n, 3, 4 . . . McCORMICK, ROBERT SELDEN, Aberdeen. ENG.; A. 1. E. E., 3, 4; I. R. E., 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Rod and Gun Club, 4. SECOND ROW: McCOLLOUGH, BOBBY LEE. Louisville, BUS. . . . McDEARMAN. BERNARD EGBERT. Cleveland. ENG.: Sigma Chi: A. S. C. E.,. 3, 4 . . . McDonald, JAMES C. Boy St. Louis, BUS.: Kappa Alpha: Collegians, 3: R. O, T. C, 3, 4 . . . McFARLAND, CARL GANDY. Hattiesburg. ED. . . . McFARLAND. WILLIAM HENRY. Reserve. Louisiana, BUS.: Kappa Alpha; Jr. Hotel Men of America, 3, 4, Pres., 4 . . . McFARLING, ARTHUR GLEN. Okolona. BUS.; Delta Sigma Pi, 3, 4; Chi Lambda Rho, 3, 4 . . . McGOWAN, JAMES BAGBY. Cotton Plant, Arkansas. AG. THIRD ROW: McGREW, LONNIE DILLON, Seminary, AG. . . . McGUIRE, JOHN ALBERT, Batesville, AG.; Block and Bridle, 3, 4 . . . McKINNEY, EDWARD ALPHONSE, McBride. ED. . . . McKINNEY. WILLIAM HOMER, Indianola, BNS.; Pi Kappa Alpha: Colonels Club, 2; Alpha Phi Omega, 3; Marketing Club, 4 . . . McMINN, PAUL HARVEY, Courtland, ENG.; A. I. E. E., 2, 3, 4: Tau Beta Pi, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Mu Epsilon, 2, 3, 4 . . . McMURPHY. HORACE McCORMICK. Forest. BUS.; Delta Sigma Pi, 3, 4; Marketing Club, 3, 4 . . . McNAIR, JAMES. ALTON, JR.. Philadelphia. ED.; Economics Club, 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: McNEESE. BILLY C, Columbia, ENG. . . . McNULTY, JOE ADAMS, JR., Oakland. AG. . . . McWHORTER, CHESTER GRAY. Decatur, AG.; Agronomy Club, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas., 3, Pres., 4 . . . McWIL- LIAMS. JOHN DAVID. Blackwater. AG.; Kappa Sigma; Block and Bridle, 3, 4; Reflector Staff, 1; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . MADDOX. NOLEN JACOB. JR.. Ackerman. BUS. . . . MAGANOS, OTTO GEIGER. Jackson. ENG.; A. S. C. E., 3, 4 . . . MAGERS, DOUGLAS M.. Baldwyn. ENG.; A. I. E. E., 2, 3, 4. FIFTH ROV : MAGRUDER. HELENA CORBETTE, SlarkviUe, ED. . . . MAJOR, DORRANCE DAVENPORT. Hattiesburg. BUS.; Ka; t Alpha; S- . for Advancement of Management, 4 . . . MAJOR. NAOMI CHARLENE MOORE. Hattiesburg. BUS.; Chi Omega . . . MALONE, LEAMON ELREE. Marietta. ED.; Alpha Tau Alpha, 2, 3 . . . MANN, EARL RAY, Columbus, BUS. . . . MANSELLE, JAMES R., Tupelo, ENG.; Phi Kappa Tau . . . MAPP. ALLEN HUGHES. Forest, BUS.; Chi Lambda Rho, 4; Delta Sigma Pi, 3, 4, Chancellor, 4; Accounting Club, 4. SIXTH ROW: MARTIN, HOLLIS WARREN. Thaxton. ED.; Future Teachers ' Ass ' n, 1 . . . MARTIN, JOHN BENNETT. JR.. Belzoni. AG. . . . MASON. JAMES EVERETTE. Cedar Bluff. ENG.; A. S. C. E, 3, 4 . . . MASSEY. CALVIN LOUIS. Hickory. BUS.; Accounting Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . MASSEY. VIRGIL RUDOLPH. Clarksdale. AG.; Block and Bridle Club, 3, 4 . . . MATLOCK, FRANCIS CLAY. Camden. AG.; Theta Xi; Colonels Club, 2; Horticulture Club, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas., 4 . . . MAXEY. GILLIE B.. Smithville. BUS. SEVENTH ROW: MAXEY, HARRISON LAVELLE. Laurel, ENG.; A. I. E. E., 2, 3, 4 . . . MAY, JOHN E.. Purvis. SCL; Sigma Pi . . . MEADERS. AUBREY LEE. JR., Newton. ED.; Ind. Ed. Club, 4 . , . MELTON, ARTHUR LEE, JR., Martin, Tennessee, BUS.; Marketing Club, 3, 4; Reflector Staff, 3, 4, Layout Man, 3, Advertising Manager, 4 . . . MELTON, THOMAS MURPHY, Ackerman, BUS. . . . MIDDLETON, MARY ELLEN, Raleigh, ED. . . . MILLER. HERBERT TUCKER. Drew. AG.: Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice-Pres., 3; Sec.-Treas. Freshman Class, 1; Ameri- can Farm Eco. Ass ' n, 3, 4; Dance Committee, 2; I. F. C, 2, 3. LUSI McCULLOUGH McGREW McNEESE MAGRUDER MARTIN, H. MAXEY, H. McDEARMAN McGUIRE McNULTY MAJOR, D. MARTIN, J. MAY McCALLUM McDonald McKINNEY, E. McWHORTER MAJOR, N. MASON MEADERS McCarthy McFARLAND, C. McKINNEY, W. McWILLIAMS MALONE MASSEY, C. MELTON, A. McCLAIN McCOMMON McFARLAND, W. McFARLING McMINN McURPHY MADDOX MAGONGS MANN MASSEY, V. MELTON, T. ANSELLE MATLOCK MIDDLETON Mccormick McGOWAN McNAIR MAGERS MAPP MAXEY MILLER PARENTS OF CARLTON R. KELLY ESTABLISHED MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP OF $12,000 the iseiiior ass FIRST ROW: MILLER, JOSEPH DENVER, Coldwaler, SCI. . . . MILLER, MERCER B., Crystal Springs, ED.; Track, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . MILNER, H. G., Hills- boro, AG.; Scabbard and Blade, 4 . . . MINYARD, JAMES P., Bel- zoni, SCI.; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2; K. M. E., 3, 4; Scribbler ' s Club, 1, 2, 3 . . . MITCHELL, ALAN J., Grenada, BUS.; Kappa Sigma; Chi Lambda Rho, 4 . . . MITCHELL, CHARLES H., Vicksburg, ENG.; K. M. E., 3; A. S. C. E., 3 . . . MITCHELL, HAROLD H., Pace, AG.; Pres. Ag. School, 4; Student Council, 4; Block and Bridle, 4; Gen. Ag. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Beta Beta Beta, 4. SECOND ROW: MITCHELL, ROY L.. Shaw, ED.; Agronomy Club, 3; B. S. U. Council, 4 . . . MIXON, TOMMY LEE, Houston, AG.; Ag. Eng. Club, 3, 4 . . . MIZE, JAMES E., West Point, AG.; Ag. Club, 1, 2, 3; A. S. A. E., 3; Poultry Science Club, 1, 2; Rifle Team, 1, 2 . . . MOFFETT, WOODSON W., JR., Laurel, AG . . . MOHLER, ROBERT GERALD. Ocean Springs. ED. . . . MOLPUS, JAMES ERNEST, Philadelphia, SCI. . . . MONTAGUE, JAMES D., Greenwood, BUS.; Accounting Club, 4. THIRD ROW: MONTGOMERY, JOHN A., Natchez, SCI.; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 4 . . . MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM MARSHALL, Jackson, SCI. . . . MOOR, ROBERT BAIRD, Greenwood, AG.; Sigma Chi; Maroon Band, 2, 3, 4; Ag. Club 4 . . . MOORE, ARTHUR GARY, Oakville, Tennes- see, AG.; Block and Bridle Club, 3, 4 . . . MOORE, HAROLD RAY, Fulton, ENG.; A. I. E. E., 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 4; Tau Beta Pi, 4 . . . MORAN, RAY R.. Kiln, AG.; Theta Kappa Phi, 3, 4 . . . MORGAN, STANLEY E., Water Valley, ENG.; Alpha Tau Omega; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Institute of Radio Eng., 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: MORRIS, CLAYTON RUSSELL, Sulligent, Alabama, AG. . . . MORRIS, ERNEST LEE, Gulf Port, ENG. . . . MORRIS, JOHN SMITH, Gulfport, BUS., Sec-Treos., School of Bus., 3, 4; Barrister ' s Club, 4 . . . MOSLEY, HENRY A., Forest, BUS.; Kappa Alpha, Mgr. Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4; M Club, 4 . . . MOSLEY, WILLIAM WALTER, Stark- ville, BUS. . . . MOSS, ALTON FARRIS, Grenada, SCI.; A. S. M. F., 3, 4; Glee Club, 3 . . . MOTT, JOHN JAMES, Buffalo, N. Y., ENG. FIFTH ROW: MULLEN, JAMES H., Mendenhall, ED. . . . MURPHY, ARTHUR OILMAN, Greenwood, SCI. . . . MURRAY, ERMA RACHEL, Sum- merland, BUS. . . . MURRAY, JOHN WILLIE, Summer land, BUS. . . . MYERS, JOHN D., Edinburg, SCI.; Phi Kappa Tau; Dip and Strike Club, 2; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 3 . . . MYERS, SAMMY DON, Hazelhurst, AG.; Ag. Eng. Club, 3, 4; A. S. A. E., 3, 4 . . . NAIL, THOMAS WILSON, Hernando, AG; A. S. A. E., 3, 4. SIXTH ROW: NASH, RANDLE WARREN, Starkville, BUS; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Maroon Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; R. O. T. C, 1, 2, 3 . . .NEWMAN, CHARLES EUGENE, JR., Starkville, BUS.; Alpha Tau Omega; Rev- eille, 1; R. O. T. C, 3, 4; Marketing Club, 3 . . . NEWMAN, JAMES OLEN, Baldwyn, AG.; Dairy Club, 3 . . . NICHOLS, JAMES H., Aberdeen, ENG.; Maroon Band, 1, 2; Collegians, 2, 3, 4; 1. A. S., 3, 4; Who ' s Who in Am. Coll. Univ., 4 . . . NICOLADIS, PETE M., Gulfport, BUS.; Sigma Chi; S. A. M., 1, 2; Barristers Club, 4 . . . NOLAND, THOMAS V., Vicksburg, BUS.; Alpha Tau Omega, Pres., 3; I. F. C, 3; J. H. M. A.., 2; Reveille, 1; Phi Alpha Theta, 3; Canterbury Club, Vice-Pres., 3 . . . NORSWORTHY, JOHN McCALL, Waynesboro, ED. SEVENTH ROW: NUNLEY, HENRY H., Carrolton, AG. . . . OAKES, THOMAS ELLIS, Safford, Alabama, AG.; Dairy Club, 3 . . . ODOM, ROBERT PAUL, Durant, BUS.; Kappa Sigma; Reflector, 4; 1. F. C, 4; Accounting Club, 4 . . . ODOM, THOMAS FREDERICK, JR., Sanatorium, BUS.; Football, 1,2... OGBURN, GEORGE H., JR., Meridian, ENG.; Phi Eta Sigma, 1,2; K. M. E., 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; A. S. M. E., 4 . . . OGLESBY, JAMES ROY, Roxie, ENG.; A. S. C. E., 1, 2, 3 . . . OSBORN, WILLIAM H., French Camp, AG.; Scabbard and Blade, 3; Ag. Eng. Club, 2. Wally. take the boys To tlie airport! f T if mm i ' 9 . 4- ' o. n. mi r ., f NEWMAN, C. MITCHELL MOHLER MOORE, H. MOSELEY, W. MYERS, I. NICOLADIS OGBURN MITCHELL MOLPUS MORAN MOSS MYERS, S. NOLAND OGLESBY S i MITCHELL MONTAGUE MORGAN MOTT NAIL NORS WORTHY ORSBORN 338 DEGREES WERE PRESENTED AT THE 1950 SUMMER COMMENCEMENT t h sen B o r a s; iS FIRST ROW: OWENS, ALBERT DAVID, Oakland, ED.; Football, 3, 4 . . . OWINGS, RUTH GIBBS, Fulton, ED. . . . PAGE, FRANK CRITZ, StarkviUe, AC: Siama Phi Epsilon, Rush Chairman, 2, 3, Activities Chaiiinaii, 4: President Freshman Class, 1: Colonels Club, 2; Gen. Aq. Club, 3 . . . PANNELL, WILLIAM M., Okolona, ENG. . . . PARASKEVOPOULOS, DIMITRIOS THEODOROS, Drama, Greece, ENG.; Kappa Mu Epsilon, 4 . . . PARKER D. W., Mississippi City, ENG.; A. I. E. E., 3, 4 . . . PARKER, JOHN LENARD, Philadelphia. ED. SECOND ROW: PARKER, NEWTON NACK, Jackson, AG.; Lambda Chi Alpha . . . PARKS. WILLIAM ALVIS, New Albany. BUS.; Sigma Chi; Phi Et Sigma, 1, 2; Chi Lambda Rho, 3, 4; Student Council, 4; Block am Bridle Club, 4; Y. M. C. A., 1, 2 . . . PARSONS. ARNOLD EVANS, Columbus, ENG.; Sigma Chi; A. S. C. E., 2, 3, 4 . . . PASCHAL, JOSEPH DENTON, Jackson, AG.; Alpha Zeta, 3, 4 . . . PATRICK, HERBERT F., JR., Johns, AG . . . PEAGLER, CLAY ROY. JR. lumbus, ED.; F. F. A, 3, 4 . . . PEAL, CHARLES THOMAS. Dyers- burg, Tennessee, BUS. THIRD ROW: PEARSON, WILLIAM GORDON, Mississippi City, AG. . . . PENTON. JEFFERSON DAVID. Carriere, ED.; F. F. A, 3, 4 . . . PERKINS. LUTHER DON, JR.. Amory, ENG.; Alpha Tau Omega; A. S. M. E., 3, 4; Dramatics Club, 3; Reveille Staff, 3, 4, Co-Editor Fraternity Section, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon . . . PERRY, ROBERT CROSBY. Tchula. BUS.; Pi Kappa Alpha; Marketing Club, 4 . . . PETTY, CLYDE. Hornbeak. AG.; Ag. Eng. Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 3; A. S. A. E., 4 . . . PHARR, CEBRON B.. Belmont, BUS.; Accounting Club, 4. FOURTH ROW: PIERCE, RONALD EARL, Oxford, ED. . . . PILKINGTON, HENRY COX, Artesia, AG.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Block and Bridle, 2, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Gen. Ag. Club, 1,2... PIITMAN. WILLIAM C. Memphis. Tennessee, ENG.; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3, 4; A. I. E. E., 3, 4; I. R. E., 4 . . . POLIZO, COSETTE BARR, Carthage, SCI.; Colonels Club, 1, 2; B. S. U., 1, 2, Recording Sec, 2; Y. M. C. A. Luncheon Club, 1, 2, 3; Y. M. C. A. Council, 2; CHARLES, Shelby, SCI. Chemical Eng. Club, 4 E. E., 2, 3, 4. M Club, 3, 4 . . . PONGETTI, JACOB . POOLE, ROBERT DAVID, Louin, SCI.; . POPE, IRA G., Winona, LNG.; A. I. FIFTH ROW: PORTER, CLAUDE ELLIS, McCall Creek, ED .. . . PORTER, FLETCH- ER BENSON, Lambert, BUS.; Thela Xi; Society lor A ivancement ol Management, 3, 4 . . . PORTER, RAMOND BEAUFORD, Clarksdale, ENG. . . . POWELL, JOHN, Louise, ED. . . . PRESSGROVE, EDGAR HEY, Charleston, AG.; Lambda Chi Alpha, Pros., 4; Ag. Eng. Club, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4; A. S. A. E., 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3, 4; Colonels Club, 2; Gen. Ag. Club, 3; I. F. C, 3, 4; Dance Committee, 4 . . . PRINCE, JOHN R., JR., Shuqualak, ENG.; Phi Kappa Tau, Pres., 3, 4; I. F. C, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 3, Pres., 4; Colonels Club, I, 2; Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3; A. S. C. E., 2, 3, 4, Sec, 4; Scab- bard and Blade, 3, 4; Blue Key, 3, 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, 4, Trees., 4 . . . PRXE, HUEY L., Jayess, ED. SIXTH ROW: PRINCE, W. M., Philadelphia, BUS.; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . PRINGLE, LEE v., . Ill, Biloxi, BUS.; Sigma Chi. . . . PRITCHARD, ROBERT ALLRED, Harriston, BUS.; Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . PUCKETT, A. S., JR., Mobile, Alabama, BUS.; Kappa Sigma, Pres., 3, 4; Colonels Club, 2, V-Pres.; Treasurer of Student Association, 4; I. F. C, 3, 4; Blue Key, 3, 4; Accounting Club, 3, 4 . . . PULLEN, ALVIN TED, Polkville, AG.; American Ass ' n of Farm Economics, 4 . . . PYLANT, HUGH SWINTON, Purvis, SCI.; Chem. Eng. Club, 3, 4 . . . PYLANT, THOMAS EARLE, Purvis, ENG.; B. S. U, Chapel Director, 4; A. I. E. E., 3, 4. SEVENTH ROW: RAINES, LAVENIA MAYE, StarkviUe, BUS.; Colonels Club, 2, 3 . . . HANDLE, JOSEPH WILLIAM, StarkviUe, AG . . . RAMSEY, MOSE F., JR., Columbus, ENG.; I. R. E., 3, 4; A. I. E. E., 4; Distinguished Military Student, 3 . . . REDMOND, ROSCOE FELIX, Perkinston, AG.; Ag. Eng. Club, 4 . . . REEDER, FLOYD HUNTER, Pontotoc, ED. . . . REEDY. DUDLEY HAROLD. Smithville, AG.; Alpha Zeta, 3, 4; Dairy Club, 2, 3, Pres., 3 . . . REEVES. ROBERT D.. Jackson. BUS.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Soc. for Advancement of Management, %-: : V 9 «! . e , «) «. . f) 1 O V « ' t ' 7 ' 1 o OWENS, A. PARKER, N. PEARSON, L. PIERCE PORTER, C. PRINCE, W. RAINES OWINGS, R. PARKS PEARSON, W. PILKINGTON PORTER, F. PRINGLE HANDLE PAGE PARSONS PENTON PANNELL PASCHAL PERKINS PITTMAN POLIZO PORTER. R. POWELL PRITCHARD PUCKETT RAMSEY REDMOND i 1 -f ' PARASKEVOPOULOS PATRICK PERRY PONGETTI PRESSGROVE PULLEN REEDER PARKER, D. PEAGLER PETTY POOLE PRICE PYLANT, H. REEDY PARKER, J. PEAI. PHARR POPE PRINCE, J. PYLANT, T. REEVES MSC OF THE AIR IS BROADCAST OVER TWENTY-FIVE STATIONS DAILY the iseitior ela S iS REGAN, MURRAY, Meridian, ENG.; A. I. E. E., 3, 4, Tre ... REYNOLDS, EARL KENNETH, Boyle, AG. . CHARLES EDWIN, Pelahatchie, ENG.; A. S. M. E .,4 . 4; I. E. S., . RHODES, . RHODES, JOHN OWEN, JR., Houston, ED.; Baseball, 4 . . . RFCE, DAVID L., JR., Charleston, BUS.; Colonels Club, 2; Soc. for Advancement ol Mana lement, 3, 4; Barristers Club, 4 . . . RICHARDSON, REYN- OLDS LAMAR, JR., Meridian, SCI.; Kappa Alpha . . . RICHARD- SON, TOXIE W., JR., Columbus, BUS. SECOND ROW: RICHEY, ROY THOMAS, JR., New Albany, BUS.; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Distinguished Military Student, 3 . . . RIDDLE, WILLIAM TRAVIS, Paden, ED.; A. S. M. E., 3 . . . RIGDON, WILLIAM LA- VETTE, Union, ED. . . . RILEY, CLIFFORD DANIEL, Dorsey, ENG.; A. S. M. E., 3 . . . ROBERSON, JOHN EDWARD, JR., Perkingston, AG.; American Farm Eco. Ass ' n, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 4; State ' s Players, 3, 4, Pros., 4; Reflector Staff, 3, 4; Glee Club, 3; Alpha Zeta, 3; Alpha Phi Omega, 4; Phi Alpha Theta, 4; Winner of James W. Garner Scholarship, 4 . . . ROBERTS, ELLIS RAY, Vicksburg, AG.; Block and Bridle Club . . . ROBERTS, LAWRENCE MORGAN, Mem- phis, Tennessee, ENG.; A. S. C. E., 2, 3, 4. THIRD ROW: ROBERTS, MARTHA, State College, ED.; Zeta Tau Alpha; Y. M. C. A. Secretary, 3; Co-Ed Club, 2, 3; Colonels Club, 2; State ' s Players, 2; Glee Club, 2, 3; Wesley Foundation, 2, 3; Phi Alpha Theta, 3; Rev- eille Staff, 3 . . . ROBINSON, LEROY ESTES, Greenwood, SCI. . . . ROBINSON, WILLIAM DAVID, Tishomingo, ED. . . . ROBISON, CHARLES LANIER, JR.. Holly Springs, AG.; Kappa Alpha . . . ROE. ELMER JEROME, Birmingham. Alabama, ED. . . . ROMAN, WALTER ROTHSCHILD, Greenville, AG.; Ag. Eco. Club, 4 . . . RUBLE, DANIEL CLARK, Mississippi City, ENG.; A. S. M. E., 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: RUCKER. JOHN BURTON, Montgomery. Alabama, BUS. RUFFIN, BERNELL, Soso, AG.; Sigma Pi; Dance Committee, 4; Block and Bridle Club, 3, 4 . . . RUFFIN, WILLIAM HENRY, JR., New Augusta, AG.; Gen. Ag. Club, 4 . . . RUMMEL, JAMES WALTON, Garden City, New York, ENG.; A. S. M. E., 4; Rod and Gun Club, 3, 4 . . . RUSCOE, BEN WILEY, Greenwood, ED.; Pi Kappa Alpha; M Club, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . RUSSELL, HERMAN £., Sledge, AG.; Cackle and Crow Club, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 4 . . . RUSSELL, HOWARD EARL, Collierville, AG.; Block and Bridle Club, 2, 3, 4. FIFTH ROW: RUSSELL, ROBERT ATKIN, Carpenter, ED.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . RYAN, PAUL N., Kewanee, BUS.; Marketing Club, 4 . . . SAFLEY, LAWSON AGNEW, Rome, AG.; Gen. Ag. Club, 3, 4; Block and Bridle Club, 4 . . . SALLEY, GLEN WOOD, Eupora, BUS.; R. O. T. C. . . . SANDERS, HARVEY BRUCE, JR., Columbus, BUS. . . . SANDERS, JAMES ROBERT, JR.. Greenwood, ENG.; Sigma Chi. . . . SANDERS, TOMMY G., Marks, AG.; Dairy Judging Team, 3. SIXTH ROW: SANDUSKY, WILLIAM NEAL, Gulfport, ED. . . . SANFORD, RALPH LEE, Mantee, BUS. . . . SARULLO, SAM A., Greenville. SCI. . . . SCARBOROUGH, JACK, JR., Nitta Yuma, BUS. . . . SCARBOROUGH, JIM R., Kosciusko, BUS.; Accounting Club, 3, 4 . . . SCHAFFER, LUCIEN CASON, Vicksburg, AG. . . . SCHROEDER. HENRY CON- RAD. JR., Brookhaven, AG. SEVENTH ROW: SCOTT, JACK DORTCH, Memphis, Tennessee, ENG.; A. S. C. E., 2, 3, 4 . . . SEGREST, OREN RONALD, JR., Port Gibson, AG. . . . SEGREST. RALPH HILTON. Hattiesburg, ENG.; Alpha Phi Omega, 2, 3, 4; A. I. E. E., 2, 3, 4; I. R. E., 3, 4; Rod and Gun Club, 4 . . . SHACKELFORD, CLINTON OSCAR, JR., Meridian, BUS. . . . SHARPE. BYRON BAINE, Tchula, AG. . . . SHEARER, WILLIAM VASSAR, III, Starkville, ENG.; Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . SHEFFIELD, JOE PAUL, Mantachie, AG.; Ag. Eng. Club, 3, 4; A. S. A. E., 4. • - hm,,r ' ' ' ML., ' rt ' T Y:, . J, f- • ' ji • f ' ' a. i ' o . ' f ,, ... i3 n % , . i p - 1 J ' 9 i 4 a i - 1 - c:, REYNOLDS RHODES, C. RHODES, j. RICE RICHARDSON, R. RICHARDSON, T. RIDDLE RIGDON RILEY ROBERSON ROBERTS, E. ROBERTS, L. ROBINSON, L. ROBINSON, W. ROBISON ROE ROMAN RUBLE RUFFIN, B. RUFFIN, W. RUMMEL RUSCOE RUSSELL, HERMAN RUSSELL, HOWARD RYAN SAFLEY SALLEY SANDERS, H. SANDERS, J. SANDERS, T. SANFORD SARULLO SCARBOROUGH, J. SCARBOROUGH, J. B. SCHAFFER SCHROEDER SEGREST, O. SEGREST, R. SHACKELFORD SHARPE SHEARER SHEFFIELD OUR LAUNDRY PROCESSES 82,000 BUNDLES AND DRY CLEANS 190,000 ITEMS ANNUALLY tlie senior class FIRST ROW: SHELTON, FINLEY B., Belzoni, BUS ■Pi Knpp i Alpha; Maroon Band, SHEPHERD, THOMAS C, Macon, ENG.; A ■i , ' . U. Executive Council SHIELDS, EDWIN WILLIAM, Meridian, 1:D.; Wesley Founda- :i, : i : , - ; ; :.: ■. . ;, .;, S, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3; 1 • . SHOFNER, JAMES HARRISON. Winona, BUS. . . . SHOTTS, RALPH F., Mendenhall, I ' US.: Kappa Alpha; Marketinq Cla: ; . S;MMONS, JAMES H., Sardis, AG. . . . SIMMONS, JAMES SAMUEL, Utica, BU:i., Sijnia Phi Epsilon, Historian, 2, Pres., 3, Rush Chairman, 4; I. F. C, 3; Pres. Student Ass ' n, 4; Reveille Staff, 1, 2, 3, Sports Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 3; Vice-Pres. Bus. School, 3; Pres. Pi Delta Epsilon, 3; Delta Sigma Pi, 2, 3, 4, Charter Scribe 2; Blue Key, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 3; Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, 4; Board of Publications, 3, 4; Lyceum Committee, 4; Colonels Club, 2; Who ' s Who in Am. Univ. and Colls., 3, 4; Marketing Club, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 2; Pres. Senior Class, 4 . . . SIMMONS, REX ROBERT, Progress, ED. SECOND ROW: SIMPSON, GEORGE DAVIS, Okolona, BUS.; Kappa Alpha; Maroon B.ii, i, I ■■; ■; Morketing Club, 3; R. O. T. C, I, 2, 3, 4. . . SIMPSON, JAMES CHARLES, Pass Christian, SCI.; Phi Kappa Tau . . SIMS, JOHN COLLINS, Louin, AG.; Am. Farm Eco. Assn, 4 . . . SIMS, WILLIAM COYT, Bay Springs, AG. . . . SLAUGHTER, JAMES HENRY, Philadelphia, AG. . . . SMALL, CYRUS EDWARD, Laurel, ENG.; A. S. M. E. . . . SMART, JAMES H., Greenwood, AG.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . SMILEY. JAMES MALCOLM, JR., Liberty, ED.; Industrial Ed. Club, 2; Iota Lambda Sigma, I. THIRD ROW: SMITH, ALBERT WILLIAM, Guliport. ED.; Iota Lambda Sigma; In- dustrial Ed. Club, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3 . . . SMITH, BILLY P., Amory, SCI.; Pi Kappa Alpha, Sec. 3; Student Council, 2; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 4; Dip and Strike, 3 . . . SMITH, CHARLES KENNETH, Vaiden, AG.; Block and Bridle, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . SMITH. DERRELL ALFRED, Bogue Chifto, SCI.; Phi Kappa Tau; Phi Eta Sigma, 2; Dip and Strike, 2; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 4, Pres. 4; Member Spring Festival Committee, 4 . . . SMITH, DWIGHT. Raymond, ED. . . . SMITH, ELTON BENNIE, Earle, Arkansas, ED . . . SMITH. EMMETTE MORELL, Russum, ENG.; Lambda Chi Alpha; A. S. M. E., 1,2, 3, 4 . . . SMITH, JACOB FRANCIS, North Garden, Virginia, AG.; Alpha Zeta, 3, 4; Block and Bridle, 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: SMITH, JOHANNE WALTON, Marks, ED.; Chi Omega, Treas. 3, Pledge Mother 4; Reveille Staff, 2, 3, 4, Organization Editor, 2, 3, 4; Co-Ed Club, 3; Education Council, 3; Cheerleader, 3; Reporter of In- dustrial Ed. Club, 4 . . . SMITH, JOHN WILEY, Poplarville, ED. . . . SMITH, MARTHA ELIZABETH, Houston, ED.; Colonels Club, 3; Y. M. C. A., 2, 3, 4; Co-Ed Club, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation, 2, 3, 4 . . . SMITH, N. F., Little Rock, ED. . . . SMITH, ROY JEFFERSON, JR.. Decatur. AG.; Agionomy Club, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4 . . . SMITH, WILLIAM ARNOT. Biloxi. ENG.; I. E. S., 3, 4, Chairman 4 . . . SMITH. WILLIAM BARRON. Magee. AG.; Alpha Phi Omega, 2; Block and Bridle Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . SMITH. WOODROW. Bogue Chitfo, ED. FIFTH ROW: SMITH. ZELMA LOIS. Meridian, ED.; International Relations Club, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Glee Club, 3, 4; Co-Ed Club, 4; Phi Alpha Theta, 4 . . . SNOWDEN, EARL LARUE, Mississippi City, AG.; Gen. Ag. Club, 3, 4 . . . SONES, JOHN WARREN, JR., Carriere, ED.; Slate Players, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club, 2, 3, 4; B. S. U. Council, 4; Track, 2 . . . SPANG, HENRY, McComb, ENG.; Lambda Chi Alpha; A. S. M. E., 3, Vice- Chairman, 3; Student Council, 4 . . . SPARKS, JERRY DURELL, Corinth, AG.; Dairy Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . SPEAKES, LELAND SHELBY, JR., Cleveland. BUS.; Sigma Chi; Scabbard and Blade, 4; Track, 1; Y. M. C. A. Luncheon Club, 1, 2; Marketing Club, 3, 4; House Mgr. Sigma Chi, 3; Accounting Club, 4; R. O. T. C, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sqdn. Com- mander 4 . . . SPEIR. HENRY C, JR., Jackson, ENG.; A. S. M. E., 4; Soc for Advancement of Management, 4; Scabbard and Blade, 3 . . . SPENCER, CLARENCE ARTIE. Columbus. ENG. SIXTH ROW: SPOONER. ARTHUR E.. Lucedale. AG.; Agronomy Club, 4 . . . SPRAYBERRY. DEWARD ELMO. Bellefontaine. ED.; Alpha Tau Alpha, 4 . . . SPRINGER. JAMES EDWARD. Okclona, ENG.; I. E. S., 4 . . . STAFFORD. WILLIAM EDWIN. Cedar BluH. ED. . . . STAINBROOK. MAXWELL MARVIN, Memphis, Tennessee, BUS.; M Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1, 2, 3; Basketball, 2 . . . STANFORD, THOMAS E., Amory. ED.; Pi Kappa Alpha; Beta Beta Beta, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Vice-Pres, Ed. School, 4 . . . STANLEY, JOHN- NIE DALTON, Dorsey. ED. . . . ST. CLAIR, CARL RICHARD, New- berry, Michigan, ED.; Future Teachers Assn, 2; Industrial Ed Club, 3. SEVENTH ROW: STATEN, LEBRESKA, Greenwood, BUS. . . . STEELE, MARGARET TYLER. Winona, ED.; Industrial Ed. Club, 4 . . . STEGALL, CLAR- ENCE, Wesson, BUS. . . . STEPHENS, BRYAN HALE, JR., Ripley, ENG. . . . STEVENSON, JUANICE. State College, ED.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Pres. 4; Co-Ed Club, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 4; Future Teachers of Am., 4; Westminster Fellovirship, I. . . . STEWART, JOHN CLARENCE, McComb, ED. . . . STEWART, WILLIAM ROY, New Albany, BUS.; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . STILL, THOMAS Wayne, Sardis, ED. r t- - O. O .C t , o , ' v iHnsw . K. JBbk JiHk Ei: . i 1 ( jy .. 4. 1 4 C 1 £ ' ■■f, 1 .5- y c f f n SHELTON SHEPHERD SHIELDS SIMPSON, G. SIMPSON, J. SIMS, J. SMITH, A. SMITH, B. SMITH, C. SMITH, I. W. SMITH, JOHN SMITH, M. SMITH, Z. SNOWDEN SONES SPOONER SPRABERRY SPRINGER STATEN STEELE STEGALL SHOFNER SHOTTS SIMS, W. SLAUGHTER SMITH, D. A. SMITH, D. SMITH, N. SMITH, R. SPANG SPARKS STAFFORD STAINBROOK STEPHENS STEVENSON SIMMONS, J. H SMALL SMITH, E. B. SMITH, W. A. SPEAKES STANFORD STEWART, J. SIMMONS, J. S. SMART SMITH, E. M. SMITH, W. B. SPEIR STANLEY STEWART, W. SEVEN DECADES OF PROGRESS — DEDICATION DAY THEME the senior ass; FIRST ROW; ST. JOHN, OTTO RAYMOND, JR., Columbus. ENG. . . . STONE, JAMES EVERETTE, JR., Pascagoula, BUS.; Siqma Alpha Epsilon, Pies. 4; Maroon Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3; Scabbard and Blade, 3, 4; Colonels Club, 2, Pres.; See. for Advancement of Management, 3, 4; Collegians, 3, 4; I. F. C, 4; Dance Committee, 4 . . . STOVALL, HELEN M., West Point, SCI.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Treas. 4; Glee Club, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Co-Ed Club, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Reveille Staff, 3, 4; Y. M. C. A. Luncheon Club, 3; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 4; Beta Beta Beta 4- P: .- - Fj-i ' .-n 4; Phi Alpha Theta, 4 . . . STRAIN, GERALD CLINTON, StarkviUe, BUS.; Accounting Club, 4 . . . STREETER, FORREST WAYNE. Houston, ENG.; A. S. M. E., 3, 4; Willi:.: .: ,■. V, . ,.M. ;i,.i,se Award for Mech. Eng. . . . STRINGER. SHELBY MILLER, Bassfield, AG. . . . STUART, OSCAR M., Clinton, SCI.; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 4 . . . SULLIVAN, ARNOLD, Mize, BUS.; Theta Xi. SECOND ROW: SUTTLE, THOMAS ELLIOT, Louisville, AG.; Block and Bridle Club, 2, 3, 4; Gen. Ag. Club, 1, 2, 3. . . SWAYZE, CATHERINE V., Benton, ED.; Chi Omega, Pres. 3; Colonels Club, 2; Glee Club, 1, 3; Reveille Favorite, 2; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 2; Co-Ed Club, 3; Society Editor Reflector, 3 . . . TAIT, ARTHUR WILLIAM, Memphis, Ten- nessee, BUS. . . . TALBERT, JAMES LAVERN, Louisville, AG.; Ag. Eng. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; A. S. A. E., 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1 . . . TALBERT, WILLIAM G.. Jackson, ENG.; Alpha Tau Omega; A. S. M. E, 4 . . . TANNER, ROONEY WEAVER, LaureL AG. . . . TATUM, KENNETH RINGLE, Meridian, SCI. . . . TAYLOR, JAMES HOBERT, Belmont, AG.; Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3, 4; Ag. Eng. Club, 4; A. S. A. E., 4. THIRD ROW: TAYLOR, JOHN EUGENE, Waynesboro, ED.; F. F. A., 4 . . . THOMAS, JACK HOLMES, Mississippi City, ED.; F. F. A., 4 . . . THOMAS, LENT ERVIN, JR., Batesville, AG. . . . THOMPSON, ALBERT MORRIS, StarkviUe, BUS.; Marketing Club, 4; Golf Team, 4 . . . THOMPSON, C. JUANITA, StarkviUe, ED.; Zeta Tau Alpha; Maroon Band, 1, 2, 3; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 3; Wesley Foundation Secretary 3 . . . THOMPSON. JOHN SILAS, Tupelo, BUS.; Pi Kappa Alpha; Glee Club; Advanced R. O. T. C. . . . THOMPSON, ROBERT FLEMMING, Monticello, ED.; Future Teachers ' Assn, 3, 4 . . . THORNTON, KINOTH EDWARD, Union, ED.; Ind. Arts Club, 4; Future Teachers ' Ass ' n, 4. FOURTH ROW: THORNTON, LUCIEN W., Hazlehurst, ENG.; Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3, 4; A. I. E. E., 3, 4; I. R. E, 3, 4 . . . TILL, ALLEN RISHER, Heidelberg, AG. . . . TOLAR, JAMES LAVELLE, Columbia, AG.; American Farm Eco. Ass ' n, 3, 4 . . . TOMLINSON, AVERETT SPENCER, Rus- sellville, Arkansas. ENG.; Lambda Chi Alpha; Cainoia Club, 2, 3, 4; A. S. M. E., 2, 3, 4 . . . TOUSLEY. JASPER C, JR., Columbus, AG . . . TRAPP, TURNER JAPHET, Duck Hill, AG.; Poultry Club, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4 . . . TRAVIS, MALCOLM HUFF, Magnolia, ENG.; Kappa Sigma . . . TREVILLION, CHARLIE GENE, Natchez, ENG.; A. 1. E. E., 2, 3, 4; I. E. S., 4. FIFTH ROW: TRIPLETT, GLOVER BROWN, JR., Crawford, AG. . . . TUBB, FLYNT JIMMY, Amory, ED. . . . TUCKER, ERNEST H., Union, ED. . . . TUCKER, LOUIS BURDETT, Ovett, ED.; Scabbard and Blade, 4; Future Teachers Ass ' n, 4 . . . TUCKER, SIDNEY GLYNN, Vicksburg, ENG.; A. S. C. E., 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club, 1, 2, 3; Advanced R. O. T. C. . . . TURNAGE, PRESTON BYRON, JR., New Hebron, ED.; F. F. A., 3, 4 . . . TURNER, ALLAN RICHARD, Jackson, AG. . . . TURNER, WILLIAM THOMAS, Dossville, ED.; F. F. A., 3, 4; Forestry Club, 4. SIXTH ROW: TWADDLE, COOPER JUDSON, Memphis, Tennessee, ENG.; A. S. C. E., 2, 3, 4; Tennis Club, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Tennis Team, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4 . . . ULERY, HARRY HUGH, Vicksburg, ENG.; Lambda Chi Alpha Secretary, 3; A. S. C. E., I, 2, 3, 4; Colonels Club, 2; Reflector Staff, 2, 3 . . . UPSHAW, CHARLES FRANCIS, Waynesboro, SCI. . . . UPSHAW, JOHN CHEW, Jackson, AG.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; I. F. C, 3; Block and Bridle, 3 . . . VAN BROCKLIN, FINLEY GWINN, Nettlelon, ENG.; Sigma Chi; A. S. C. E., 2, 3, 4 . . . VANLANDINGHAM, JACK ROGER, McCool, BUS. . . . VARNADO, NORWOOD, Vicksburg, SCI.; Sigma Chi; Sec.-Treas. Science School, 3; Vice Pres. Science School, 4; Blue Key, 3, 4, Sec. 3; M Club, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dip and Strike, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3 . . . VAUGHAN, OLIVER WILBERN, Greenville, AG.; M Club, 2, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. SEVENTH ROW: VEAZEY, CARL ROSS, Paris, Tennessee, BUS. . . . VICK, WALTER DEAN, Grenada, ED. . . . VICKERS, FRANK KENNETH, Eupora, AG. . . . WAGNER, ADOLPH, JR., Church HiU, SCI.; Theta Xi, Pledge Master, 3, 4, Rush Chairman 4, Senior Steward 4; Colonels Club, 2; Dance Committee, 4 . . . WALKER, BETTY MARTINDALE, StarkviUe, ED.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Rush Chairman 3, Guard 4; Y. M. C. A. Luncheon Club, 1, 2, 3, Secretary 1, 2; Colonels Club, 2; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3; Co-Ed Club, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation, I, 2, 3, 4; Y. M. C. A. Council, 4 . . . WALKER, BOBBY DEAN, McComb. ED. . . . WALKER, URSIN STUART, Tylertown, ED. . . . WALKER. WILLIAM ELWOOD, Portsmouth, Virginia, ENG.; Tennis Team, 2; A. S. C. E., 4; Y. M. C. A. Council, 2; Wesley Foundation, 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres. Y. M. C. A. Luncheon Club, 3. 4 y ' ... ' ' y.. 1 . C! ;£ ' ' C-: 1 ii Ai -- II ' ' J  % ' if a TT .-  a i 1 ' . % : , • _ ' - ,P o IP - . ST. JOHN STONE SUTTLE SWAYZE TAYLOR, I. E. THOMAS, J. THORNTON, L. TILL TRIPLETT TUBE TWADDLE ULERY VEAZY VICKS THOMAS, L. THOMPSON, A. TOLAR TOMLINSON TUCKER, E. TUCGER, L. UPSHAW, C. UPSHAW, J. VICKERS WAGNER STREETER TALBERT, W. THOMPSON, J. TOUSLEY TUCKER, S. VANBROCKLIN WALKER, B. M. STRINGER TANNER THOMPSON, J. S. THOMPSON, R. THORNTON, K. TRAPP TRAVIS TREVILLION TURNAGE TURNER, A. TURNER, W. VANLANDINGHAM VARNADO VAUGHAN WALKER, B. D. WALKER, U. WALKER, W. STATE ' S CONTENDERS AT NATIONAL SAILPLANE MEET WON ALL TOP PLACE HONORS til senior claiss riKST KOW WALKER. WILLIAM OT S, DeKalb, ENC; Lambda Chi Alplii , . . WALL, ARVEL L.. Cclumbus, ED. . . . WALL, JAMES RAY. Mc- Comb. :■■!■K.iir ' ■' -i-nu v Pi Delta Epsilon, 2. : 1 ]-:■' ' • i i : ' : ill :.;,.;■. :ini E.iiM 1 I ' ,: and Strike 2. . .WALLACE. JAMES RAY. Sharon, . O.: I ' l,:. ■!,,,, 7 . 4 . WAMNES. LEONARD B., Aberdeen, AG.; A- : ' ,:■..-.: ' ] ■■); ■: 4; Poultry Club Pres., 4 . . . WARNER. CHARLES LAWRENCE. Pascagoula, ENG.: Alpha Tau d: - : . li Lard and Blade, 3, 4 . . . WARNER, GEORGE DEWEY, JR., Cleveland, AG.; Sigma Chi, Pres. 4; Y. M. C. A. Luncheon Club, 1; Y. M. C. A. Council, 2; Football Manager, 2, 3; Alpha Zeta, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Scab- bard and Blade, 3, 4, Drill Master 4; Blue Key, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; I. F. C, 3, 4; Rod and Gun Club, 1, 2; American Farm Eco. Ass ' n, 1, 2, Pres. 2; Dance Committee, 4; Gen. Ag. Club, 1, 2. . .WARREN, ALCUS LEO, Columbia, AG.; Block and Bridle Club, 3, 4. SECOND ROVv ' : WASHINGTON. CARLTON FLOYD, Raymond, ED. . . . WASSER, CHESTER C, JR., Greenwood, SCI.; Sigma Chi . . . WATKINS, ARLIE DEES. Philadelphia. BUS.; Marketing Club, 3, 4 . . . WATSON. GLEN EDWARD, Bellefonfaine, AG.; Alpha Tau Alpha, 4; P. F. A., 3, 4. Treas. ■' -: Future Teachers Ass ' n, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Dairy Club. 3 . . . WATSON. WILLIAM SCOTT, Olive Branch, ED. . , . WATTS, ARTHUR LANIER, Scooba, AG.; Block and Bridle, 2 . . . WATTS, FRANCIS DALE, Scooba. ED.; Maroon Band, 3; Ind. Ed. Club, 2, 3 . . . WATTS, VERNON LEE, Gulfport, BUS.; Sigma Phi Epsilon; See. for Advancement of Management, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3. THIRD ROW: WEATHERLY, TRAVIS EUGENE, Hickory Flat, ED. . . . WEBSTER, JAMES FRANKLIN, Pontotoc, ED.; Reflector Staff, 1, 2; Colonels Club, 2; State ' s Players, 2; Future Teachers Ass ' n, 3, 4; Y. M. C. A., 3; B. S. U., 4, Executive Council 3, 4; Dance Committee, 2 . . . WEEKS, ALBERT COLMER, Gulfport, BUS.; Head Cheerleader, 2, 3; Dance Committee, 2, 3; Barristers ' Club, 2, 3, 4, Sec. -Treas. 4; Reveille Staff, 2 . . . WEIDEL, EUGENE LOUIS, Brookhaven, SCI.; Phi Kappa Tau; Baseball Team, 3; Rifle Team, 1, 2, 3; Chem. Eng. Club, 4 . . . WELLS, CHARLES DONALD, Smithdale, ED. . . . WELLS, WILLIAM L., Union, ENG.; A. S. C. E., 3 . . . WHEELER, ALTON LEON, Lex- ington, Tennessee, AG.; Ag. Eng. Club, 4 . . . WHITE, EDDIE RAY, Pelahatchie, BUS.; Delta Sigma Pi, 4; Chi Lambda Rho, 4. FOURTH ROW: WHITE, JAMES H., Gulfport, BUS. . WHITE, JAMES LLOYD, Lake, SCI. . WHITE, JAMES RAY, Columbus, 1 NG. . . . WHITE, JOHN DAVID, Lexington, Tennessee, ;.(:i. . . . WHITE, SAM A., Holly Springs, AG. . . . WHITE, SAMUEL MELVIN, Utica, ED. . . . WICKER, JOHN B., Pulaski, SCI. . . . WIGGINS, MARVIN E., Parchman, SCI.; Pi Kappa Alpha; Dip and Strike, 2; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 2. FIFTH ROW: WILBANKS, HENRY FREDERICK, Walnut, ED.; Future Teachers Ass ' n, 4 . . WILEY. THOMAS LAMAR, Hickory Flat, BUS.; Chi Lambda Rlic, -, 4 : ' - I 1 Aivan ' imnt of Management, 3, 4 . . . WILLIAMS, CHARLES HAROLD, Hickory, AG.; Scabbard and Blade, 2, 3; Ag. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dairy Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Int. Relations Club, 4; Distinguished Military Student, 4 . . . WILLIAMS, DALE LEON, Laurel, BUS.; Sigma Pi; Colonels Club, 3; I. F. C, 4; Nat ' l Assoc, of Cost Ace ' Is, 4 . . . WILLIAMS, DELBERT LAWRENCE, JR., luka, AG.; American Farm Eco. Ass ' n, 4 . . . WILLIAMS, EDWIN CLAY- TON, Learned, BUS.; Soc. for Advancement of Management, 3, 4 . . . WILLIAMS, NORMAN LESTER, Kosciusko, BUS. . . . WIL- LIAMS, REECE ELIJAH, JR., Meridian, AG. SIXTH ROW: WILLIAMSON, CONNIE C, Fulton, ENG. . . . WILSON, HAROLD LEROY, Greenwood, BUS.; Colonels Club, 3; Chi Lambda Rho, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Delta Siqma Pi, 4; Accounting Club, 4 . . . WILSON, HERBERT ALLEN, Greenwood, BUS.; Accounting Club, 3; Track, 3; Colonels Club, 3, Pres. 3 . . . WINSTEAD, EDWIN HAROLD, Carson, AG.; F. F. A., 4 . . . WISE, ANN GREAR. Natchez, ED. . . . WISE, HOMER RAY, Natchez, ENG.; Pi Ka, 1 .a Alpha; A. L E. E., 4; Glee Club, 1,2... WOODWARD, JOHN GORDON, Indianola, SCI.; Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3; Maroon Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dip and Strike, 3; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 4; Alpha Phi Omega, 3 . . . WORD, HER- BERT MAXWELL, Okolona, AG.; Sigma Chi; Alpha Zeta, 3, 4; Block and Bridle, 3, 4. SEVENTH ROW: WRIGHT, WOODVEN CARVELLE, Indianola, ENG. . . . WYATT, JAMES VICKERS, Pascagoula, ENG.; A. S. M. E., 1 . . . YANDELL, BEN STURDIVANT, Vance, AG.; Kappa Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma, 1, 2, Pres. 2; Colonels Club, 2; Kappa Mu Epsilon, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Zeta, 2, 3, 4; Blue Key, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, 4 . . . YEAGER, CLIFTON DUDLEY, Wiggins, ENG. . . . YOUNG, HAR- MON DONALD, New Augusta, ENG.; A. S. M. E.. 4 . . . YOUNG- BLOOD, CHARLES GARFIELD, JR., Glenallen, ENG.; Pr Kappa Alpha; A. 1. E. E, 4 . . . YOUNGER, PAUL ARCHIE, Louisville, BUS.; Football, 2, 3, 4; M Club, 3, 4 . . . YOUNGER, ROBERT ANDREW, Trezevant, Tennessee, ED. Q 13 ' f-f « JBl Sl ««% f ;h lk 4 - m 1 .: «i . a ,0 ' ' ' ) J 1 J r JiT O, % % ' |8 H % 1 K jH i , . r ) I WALKER WASHINGTON WEATHERLY WHITE, J. H. WILBANKS WILLIAMSON WRIGHT WALL, A. WALL, J. WALLACE WAMNES WARNER,C. WARNER, G. WASSER WATKINS WATSON, G. WATSON, W. WATTS, A. WATTS, F. WEBSTER WEEKS WEIDEL WELLS, C. WELLS, W. WHEELER WHITE, J. L. WHITE, J. R. WHITE, J. V. WHITE, S. A. WHITE, S. M. WICKER WILEY WILLIAMS, C. WILLIAMS, D. L. WILLIAMS, D. L., JR. WILLIAMS, E. WILLIAMS, N. WILSON, H. L. WILSON, H. A. WISE A. WISE, A. WISE, H. WOODWARD WYATT YANDELL YOUNG YOUNG YOUNGBLOOD YOUNGER, P. WARREN WATTS, V. WHITE, E. WIGGINS WILLIAMS, R. WORD YOUNGER, R. CLASS OFFICERS: SAM SIMMONS, Pres.; HAROLD MITCHELL, V.-Pres.; A. S. PUCKETT, Life Secy; BILL PARKS, Treas. FIRST ROW: AINSWORTH, WILEY. Magee AG. ALLEN, KENNETH. Holcomb AG. ALLEN. MELVIN BARRETT. Kewanee AG. ANDERSON. KERMIT AUSTIN, Bassfield AG. ANDERSON, ROBERT S., Meridian ED. ANDRESS, CALVIN R., Wiggins, Sigma Pi SC!. SECOND ROW: ANDRESS, CHARLES LARUE. Wiggins, Sigma Pi BUS. ANGLIN, JOE VAN, Vardaman BUS. ARCHER, JAMES WESLEY, Mathiston AG. AULTMAN, DANIEL ALEXANDER, Seminary AG. AYCOCK, MAULTIE WAYNE, Pontotoc ENG. BAILEY, CLENTIS WILLIAM, D ' Lo ENG. THIRD ROW: BAILEY, DAVID GIBSON, Kosciusko. Theta Xi AG. BAILEY, ERNEST EUAL, Steens SCI. BAIRD, ANDREW WESLEY, Houston AG. BALLARD, LEE EDWARD, Meridian BUS. BANKS, GERALD HAYNES, Amory, Pi Kappa Alpha BUS. BARBOUR, RALPH EDWIN, Niagara Falls, N. Y BUS. FOURTH ROW: BARNETT, BOBBY GENE, Courtland AG. BARNETT, FREDDY JOE, Dixon AG. BARRETT, CHARLES WILLIAM, Indianola, Pi Kappa Alpha . . AG. BARRETT, FRANCIS SEBASTIAN, Saltillo, Theta Kappa Phi . . ED. BASS, EDWARD ALLEN, Bassfield ED. BASS. JEWEL C, Smithdale ED. FIFTH ROW: BEACH. RUSSEL WALLACE, Hazelhurst ED. BECKETT. BILLY JOE, Bruce AG. BEDENBAUGH, JAMES A., State College, Kappa Sigma .... BUS. BEDWELL, JAMES ASHTON. Memphis, Tenn,, Sigma Chi ... . BUS. BENNETT, MOLLOY SIMPSON, Vaiden BUS. BILLINGSLEY, WILLIAM EUGENE, Winona, Sigma Phi Epsilon . BUS. SIXTH ROW: BINGHAM. JIMMY ALEW, Calhoun City ED. BISHOP, JUANITA R., Maben ED. BLACK, DOLPHUS HENRY, Pulaski ENG. BLACKWARD, WALTER DEE, Winborn ED. BLACKBURN, CLAUDE JACK, Booneville AG. BLAIR, PAUL TITUS, Hamilton AG. SEVENTH ROW: BLAKE, MINOR WALDO, Lexington, Lambda Chi Alpha .... ENG. BLOUNT, JOHN FULTON, Isola BUS. BLOUNT. TRAVIS MONROE, Decatur AG. BOLTON. JOHN EVERETT. Memphis. Tenn BUS. BOONE. WESLEY W.. JR.. Memphis. Tenn.. Kappa Sigma . . BUS. BOYD. CLINTON CARLISLE, Raymond ENG. EIGHTH ROW: BRADDOCK, JOSEPH L., JR., Lexington ED. BRANCH, FRANK NELSON, Pascagoula ED. BREWER, WESLEY B., Memphis, Tenn SCI BRIGHT, NAN NELLE, Slarkville BUS. BRINKMAN. LLOYD DONALD. Pascagoula BUS. BRISTER. THEODORE BRATTON. Jackson. Sigma Alpha Epsilon . ENG. NINTH ROW: BROWN. JAMES LAWRENCE. Canton AG. BROWN. JAMES TOLBERT. Booneville ED. BROWN. JOE TOM. Moorehead ED. BROWN. JOHN RALPH. JR.. Columbus. Sigma Chi BUS. BROWN, WILLIAM HENRY, Canton AG. BROWN, WILLIAM SIMMS, Port Gibson AG. AINSWORTH ALLEN, K. ALLEN, M. ANDERSON, K. ANDERSON, H. ANDRESS, C. H. ANDRESS, C. L. ANGLIN ARCHER AULTMAN AYCOCK BAILEY, C. BAILEY, D. BAILEY, E. BAIRD BALLARD BANKS BARBOUR BARNETT, B. BARNETT, F. BARRETT, C. BARRETT, F. BASS, E. BASS, I. BEACH BECKETT BEDENBAUGH BEDWELL BENNETT BILLINGSLEY ' j V- ■r I , 5 A a, • Mm. .-.- . if. BRADDOCK BRANCH BREWER BRIGHT BRINKMAN BRISTER BROWN, J. L. BROWN, I. T. iriflB JRHtlk BHHb ' iT BROWN, I. T. BROWN, I. R. BROWN, W. H. BROWN, W. S. is s ft ( - ft ft BINGHAM BISHOP BLACK BLACKARD BLACKBURN BLAIR -- V a k ' t ' S ' ' Ibit 0tK % , . . . - . w BLOUNT, J. BLOUNT, T. BOLTON BOONE BOYD e cs FIRST ROW: BRUMFIELD, BASTON, Tylerlown ED. BRUNSON. WILLIAM CALVIN, Avalon AG. BUCKLEY, JOHN OLVEY, Columbia AG. BULLOCK, HARRISON LEE, Florence AG. BURCH, T. A., JR., Fulton ED. BURFORD, LUTE RANSOM, Greenwood SCI. SECOND ROW: BURGOYNE, MARTHA JUNE, State College, Chi Omega .... ED. BURNS, JOHN BAXTER, Jackson, Sigma Alpha Epsilon .... ENG. BURNS, JOHN BUCKLEN, JR., New Albany AG. BURNS, WILLIAM R., Booneville ED. BURROW, JAMES A., Smilhville ED. BYERS, KENNETH HORTON, Water Valley AG. THIRD ROW: BYRD, EDWIN, Corinth BUS. CANNON, HUBERT COLLIER, Carthage ED. CARAWAY, CLARENCE DEMAR, Hickory ENG. CARLETON, MARSHALL H., Forest ED. CARPENTER, WILL DOCKERY, Moorehead, Kappa Sigma . . . AG. CARTER, CHARLES HENRY, Kosciusko BUS. FOURTH ROW: CARTER, D. H., Hooper, Washington BUS. CARTER, LAURANCE WATSON. Rolling Fork, Sigma Chi ... . AG. CARTER, RALPH LEE, Noxapater BUS. CARTWRIGHT, MERRIL TYSON, Booneville ED. CARTY- PATRICK WEYMAN, Pheba AG CAUSEY, JAMES ALLEN, Liberty ED. FIFTH ROW: CAVER, JAME SHARMON, Booneville ED. CHAMBLESS, RICHARD LEE, Union AG. CHANCELLOR, LONNIE RUTH, Laurel AG. CHATHAM, GEORGE PERRON, Greenwood, Sigma Alpha Epsilon AG. CHESTEEN, HILLIARD EDWARD, JR., Kilmichael BUS. CHESTEEN, JAMES HUDSON, Jackson, Lambda Chi Alpha . . . ENG. SIXTH ROW: CHILES, MARION McKINLEY, Noxapater ED. CHRISTIAN, MARION HOWARD, Tupelo AG. CLANTON, JAMES EDWARD, Waynesboro, Sigma Pi AG. CLARK, BILLY VERNON, Tie Plant ENG. CLARK, DYSON GLENN, Corinth ENG. CLARK, ROBERT WILBER, Louisville ED. SEVENTH ROW: CLARKE, DOUGLAS IVAN, Biloxi BUS. CLAY, MORAL FAY, Pontotoc ED CLAYTON, FRANCIS ALONZA, Lauderdale ED. CLEVELAND, BARBARA SCHMIDT, Meridian ED. COALTER, LEWIS FRANKLIN, Tunica, Sigma Pi Epsilon . . . AG. COCKRELL, ROBERT FRANKLIN, Cedar Bluff BUS. EIGHTH ROW: COIT, ROBERT DANIEL, Meridian, Lambda Chi Alpha .... AG. COLLINS, JAMES CARROL, Laurel AG. COMBEST, RONALD PEARSON, Laurel . BUS. CONERLY, JOHN HENRY, Tylertown ED. COOMBS, JOHN WILLIS, Myrtle ED. COOPER, BOBBY GENE, Ackerman AG. NINTH ROW: CORBELL, CHARLES DEAN, Springhill, Louisiana ED. COWART, FRANZ, Amory ED. COX, ROBERT HAROLD, Quincy, Florida, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . ENG. CRAFT, WYATT EUGENE, Union SCi. CRAWFORD, A. B., Hornsby, Tennessee ED. CRAWFORD, JAMES MILFORD, Mt. Olive AG. BRUMFIELD BRUNSON BUCKLEY BULLOCK BUHCH BURFORD BURGOYNE BURNS, J. B. BURNS, J. B., JR. BURNS, W. BURROW BYERS BYRD CANNON CARAWAY CARLETON CARPENTER CARTER, C. CARTER, D. CARTER, L. CARTER, R. CARTWRIGHT CARTY CAUSEY CAVER CHAMBLESS CHANCELLOR CHATHAM CHESTEEN, H. CHESTEEN, J. CHILES CHRISTIAN CLANTON CLARK, B. CLARK, D. CLARK, R. CLARKE CLAY CLAYTON CLEVELAND COALTER COCKRELL COIT COLLINS COMBEST CONEHLY COOMBS COOPER CORBELL COWART COX CRAFT CRAWFORD, A. CRAW70RD, J. ' ' Mk 0i ' 1  t a . ' V, 1 1 i J O. i 1 , a, a a, o J • , ii r ; e ft ft 5 e and THAT we did! FIRST ROW: CRITZ. GUY B., Starkville AG. CROOK, JAMES WILSON, Yazoo City, Sigma Chi AG. CROOK, TOMMY CORNELIUS, Becker, Pi Kappa Alpha .... BUS. CROWLEY, IRWIN D., Vicksburg, Pi Kappa Alpha ENG. CRUMBY. FA HOMA, Woodland, Zeta Tau Alpha SCI. CRUMPTON. ROBERT THOMAS, Starkville AG. SECOND ROW: CUEVAS, SIDNEY A., Gulfporf, Theta Kappa Phi ED. CUNNINGHAM, GORDON RUSSELL, Vicksburg, Pi Kappa Alpha ENG. CUSTER, LAWRENCE DUDLEY, Holly Springs AG. CURTIS, OLEN D., Ethel AG. CURTIS, ROBERT JULIAN, Hazelhurst ENG. DALEY, DANIEL GLYNN, Carson ED. THIRD ROW: DALLAS, DELMER WILLIS, Little Rock BUS. DAUGHDRILL, WILLIAM EUGENE, Columbia, Kappa Sigma . . SCI. DAVIS, MAXWELL ALEXANDER, Vaiden, Sigma Phi Epsilon . SCI. DAVISON, RALPH EASTON, Biloxi ENG. DAWSON, WINFRED BENNETT, Booneville ED. DAY, JAMES W., Starkville SCI. FOURTH ROW: DAY, ROBERT EUGENE, Jackson, Sigma Phi Epsilon ENG. DEARING, GERALD PRESTON, Memphis, Tennessee ENG. DENSON, ROBERT HILTON, Jackson ENG. DILL, THOMAS JAMES, Ethelsville, Alabama AG. DIXON, JOHN LAURENCE, Whitehaven, Tennessee BUS. DODSON, MARION, HarperviUe AG. FIFTH ROW: DONALD, ROBERT HICKS, JR., Quitman, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . SCI. DONALD, ROBERT LEE, JR., Dossburg SCI. DORRIS, THOMAS EDISON, Charlestowrn AG DUBARD, WILLIAM JESSE, McCarley, Sigma Phi Epsilon .... AG. DULIN, JAMES THOMAS, Vaiden, Sigma Phi Epsilon ENG. DUNAWAY, DAN ALEXANDER, Jackson, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . AG. SIXTH ROW: DUNCAN, JOE LEE, Tiplersville ED. DYESS, GARON DEMPSEY, Oakvale, Sigma Pi ED. EDMONDSON, JOHN KING, Edwards SCI. EISWORTH, WARREN L., McComb BUS. ELDER, LENARD GODWIN, Blue Mountain ED, ELLIS. TRAVIS CHARLES, Cotton Plant ED. SEVENTH ROW: ESPENSEN, JOHN ALBERT, McAllen, Texas AG. EVANS, JAMES E., Muldon. Sigma Chi AG. EVANS, WILLIAM HOWARD, Columbia AG. EVERETT, MILTON KENGAN, Jackson ENG. FAILING, JAMES BERNARD, Indianola AG. FARISH, CLIFFORD JOHNSTON, Jackson BUS EIGHTH ROW: FATHERREE, AMBROSE PRENTISS, Jackson, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . • SCI. FAUCETTE, ROBERT BOWDEN, Carthage AG. FAULKNER, PAUL B., Pontotoc SCI. FERGUSON, NEWTON GARNER, Pontotoc ENG. FERNANDEZ, FRANK, JR., Marks AG. FIORE, HAROLD JOSEPH, Greenwood AG. NINTH ROW: FLANAGAN, CALLIE ERMAN, JR., Greenwood, Sigma Alpha Epsilon SCI. FLANAGAN, JEANETTE LOVE, Itta Bena SCI. FLETCHER, GEORGE EVANS, Cleveland AG. FLYNT, JOE GAY, Meridian, Kappa Alpha BUS. FOARD, ROBERT BLOUNT, Yazoo City BUS. FOLEY, CHARLES PRESTON, GarlandviUe ED. CRITZ CROOK, I. CROOK, T. CROWLEY CRUMBY CRUMPTON DONALD, R. H. DONALD, R. L. DORRIS DUBARD DULIN DUNAWAY IT ' o J 6 O. a„ ' i O c f r ; r; 14 -■' j o o o. T Ll. . J i .•i ' - - a a. C ' . M ' V . .  o ■' .k ■-i .._.,. B 5 , .| il «« - . % ' ■r . c rf t , 1 V ?i0 ; 4 ' . ft ft ft s Hi e FIRST ROW: FONDREN, JOHN H.. Cleveland, Sigma Alpha Epsilon .... BUS. FRANCIS, ROBERT LEON, Tupelo ED. FRANK, DONALD ALBERT, Lake Village, Arkansas AG. FRANKLIN. CLINTON LAFAYETTE. JR.. Vi:ksburg, Kappa Alpha BUS. FRANTZ, KENNETH L., Pontotoc ENG. FRIDAY, HOWARD CARROLL. Starkville, Kappa Sigma .... SCI. SECOND ROW: FULGHAM, FLOYD EDWARD, West Point AG. GARDNER, HOWARD MARSH, Natchez ENG. GARMON, JOHNNY HARKEY, JR., Clarksdale, Sigma Alpha Epsilon AG. GASKIN, RICHARD, Jackson, Sigma Chi SCI. GAULT, ARLIS ARNOLD, Sherman BUS. GEER, LUCIUS COOK, Laurel, Sigma Chi SCI. THIRD ROW: GEORGE, MANUAL JOHN, Jackson BUS. GEORGE, MARLIN EUGENE, Cleveland BUS. GERMANY, AUBREY LEWIS. Dixon ED. GIBSON. JAMES B.. JR., Vicksburg SCI. GIBSON. JAMES STEWART. Shannon BUS. GILL, FRANCIS GUY, Johns ED. FOURTH ROW: GODBOLD, DUNCAN LEON, Tunica, Lambda Chi Alpha .... SCI. GOFF, ROBERT CARL, Pascagoula ED. GONG. SING. JR., Duncan BUS. GOODWIN. CHARLES BURKE. Soso SCI. GORDON, AUBREY G., Laurel BUS. GOZA. AARON WALKER. Lexington SCI. FIFTH ROW: GRAHAM. EDWARD NORMAN. Hattiesburg ED. GRAHAM, ELVIN, Golden ED. GRAHAM, ORVILLE, Golden ED. GRAVES, ALBERT HAMILTON, Grenada BUS. GRAVES. ROBERT FRANCIS. Merigold ENG. GREEN. ALBERT HENLEY. West Point, Sigma Chi BUS. SIXTH ROW: GREEft. JAMES FRANCIS, Grenada, Kappa Alpha BUS. GRIFFIN, DANIEL DAVID, Houston ENG. GRISHAM, GEORGE ROBERT, Wheeler ED. GRISSOM. WENDELL WADE, Summerland AG. GORDON, PRENTISS McCARTON, Surgis BUS. GUNN, ROBERT WARREN, New Orleans, Sigma Phi Epsilon . BUS. SEVENTH ROW: HAAS, CARL FOX, Mobile, Alabama, Sigma Chi AG. HAIGLER, HENRY EULYN, JR., Birmingham, Alabama .... ENG. HAJI, GEORGE ELLIS, Vicksburg, Pi Kappa Alpha ENG. HALL, BOBBY SIMPSON, Ripley BUS. HALL, EUGENE WOOD, Vicksburg AG. HALL, HAROLD B., Baldwyn ED. EIGHTH ROW: HALL, JAMES MORRIS, Meridian, Kappa Alpha BUS. HAMBY, THOMAS EDMONDS, Eupora ENG. HANKINS, JAMES DERWIN, Baxlerville ENG. HARBER, JAKE WEBSTER. Trezevant. Tennessee AG. HARBISON. SIDNEY GORDON. Okolona. Phi Kappa Tau . . . . ENG. HARBOUR, ELBERT EARL, Union AG. NINTH ROW: HARDIN, JOHN THOMAS, Calhoun City ED. HARDY, BRYSON ADAIR, Meridian ENG. HARNED, GROVER C, JR., Jackson, Sigma Chi ENG. HARPER, JACK HOWARD, JR., Vicksburg, Pi Kappa Alpha . . ENG. HARPER, TOM H., Tishomingo AG. HARPOLE, SQUIRE CARROLL, Maben AG. FONDREN FRANCIS FRANK FRANKLIN FHANTZ FRIDAY ? 1 f 1 f % % r , 4 . „ a. a.. r o, lii as I e FIRST ROW: HARRELL, JOE L.. Jackson BUS. HARRELSON, DOROTHY EDNA, State College, Zeta Tau Alpha . BUS. HARRIS, JULIUS STOKES, Madison, Sigma Chi BUS. HARRIS, ONIS O ' NEAL, Pascagoula ENG. HARRIS, ROBERT EARL, Bovina ENG. HARRISON, BENNIE RAY, Lucedale SCI. SECOND ROW: HARRISON, JAMES WILLIAM. Magnolia, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . ENG. HARRISON, ROBERT STANLEY, Yazoo City BUS. HARTNESS, BILLIE BLAKE, Starkville, Zeta Tau Alpha .... BUS. HARVEY. HENRY GRADY, Tylertown AG. HARVEY, WESLEY OTIS. Tylertown AG. HAYNES. GLEN THOMAS, Mendenhall AG. THIRD ROW: HAYWARD. KENNETH MICKLE, Grenada AG. HEBLON, SEIGFRIED KENNETH, Meridian, Kappa Alpha .... ENG. HEFLIN, DUVAL PIERCE, Laurel, Sigma Pi SCI. HENRY, WILLIAM RALPH, Bruce AG. HENSON, ROBERT MARION, Okolona, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . BUS. HERBERT, DOUGLAS CHATHAM, North Carrollton ED. FOURTH ROW: HESTER, ERNEST W., JR., Amory, Pi Kappa Alpha AG. HESTER, WILLIAM KENNETH, Fulton BUS. HIGHTOWER, BILLY E., Eupora ED. HILDERBRAND. ANTHONY DABNEY, JR.. Vicksburg SCI. HITCH. WILLIAM ANDERSON, Drew AG. HOLLIMON, JOHN L., Starkville AG. FIFTH ROW: HOLL NGSWORTH, EVERETT BOYD, Winona AG. HOLLAND. ARTHUR DARWIN, Lucedale AG. HOLLIS, CLAIBORNE POLK. Natchez ENG. HOOP. JAMES MAXWELL. Cascilla SCI. HOUGH, CLIFFORD ELTON, Ml. Olive AG. HOWELL, HAROLD DEAN, Bruce AG. SIXTH ROW: HOWELL. WILLIAM IRA, Aberdeen BUS. HUDDLESTON, JAMES ELVIN, Ripley AG. HUNT, DOYCE ELLIOTT, Ackerman AG. HULL, VERNON MONROE, JR., Cleveland, Sigma Chi ENG. HUNTER, JOHN DEE, DeKalb AG. HUNTER, RUPERT EDWARD, Paducah, Kentucky AG. SEVENTH ROW: ISHEE, WILLIAM DAN, Bay Springs AG. IVY, FRANK ROSS, West Point ED. JAMES, JOSEPH W., Slate Line ED. JASPER. ELSTNER CURTIS. Hazelhurst ED. JENKINS, JAMES E., Newton ENG. JOHNSON, BOBBY GENE, Fulton BUS. EIGHTH ROW: JOHNSON, CHARLES H., Starkville, Sigma Phi Epsilon .... BUS. JOHNSON. DAVID LEMUEL. BIytheville ED. JOHNSON. EDWARD WILBUR, Meehan ENG. JOHNSON, HERMAN LEO, Philadelphia ED. JOHNSON, JAMES M., Winona BUS. JOHNSON, OSCAR ALBERT, New Orleans, Louisiana ENG. NINTH ROW: JOHNSON, RICHARD H., Palm Springs, Calilornia ENG. JOHNSTON, DENNIS E., Starkville, Sigma Phi Epsilon .... AG. JONES, BOBBY GENE, HoUandale, Sigma Chi BUS. JONES, CARTER JUDON, Vossburg ED. JONES, MORGAN F., JR., Jackson, Kappa Alpha ENG. JOY, JESSE DAVID, JR., Vicksburg, Sigma Chi BUS. a. a - ■1 ft f .? , ' ■? .. ' a 1 ' . ' 1 •i f f a. • -- IJi a. C ,o liH f ' i , 1 O - ' ' S- ;?! A I M r ■i : i ;f ; y , -n r . ,. : J I ' . 0 P O,. j . 4 o,. , t r il :.i i 1 a % 8} S (ft (t (t 5 e Got caught ' n a rain, Shag? FIRST ROW: KAMINSKI, WALTER THEODORE, East VandergriJt, Pennsylvania BUS, READY, DONALD MYRON, Canton, Phi Kappa Tau SCI. KEATING, JAMES L., Crystal Springs AG. KEEFE, JAMES S., Boston, Massachusetts SCI. KEETON, WILLIAM MARVIN. Porterville AG. KELLAM, CHARLCIE ANNE. Stonewall ED. SECOND ROW: KEMP. ALLEN LEGREE, JR., DeSoto BUS. KENNEDY. JOHN PATRICK. Hattiesburg, Sigma Chi ENG. KESTENBAUM, LOUIS I., Vicksburg. Kappa Alpha BUS. KERNS, ARTHUR STANLEY, Gulfport AG. KEYES, SAMUEL WAYNE. Hazelhurst AG. KILLEBREW. MAX. Goodman BUS. THIRD ROW: KITCHENS, T. J., Scooba ED. KNAUFF, HUBERT OLN. De Vails Blulf, Arkansas AG. KOMP. FRED THOMPSON. Hattiesburg ENG. KOURY. PETE ALBERT. Leland BUS. KYZAR, JOHN. Braxton SCI. LADNER, ALBERT JAMES, Saucier ED. FOURTH ROW: LADNER. EUGENE. Perkinston ED. LAMBROS, GEORGE WILLIAM. St. Louis. Missouri ENG. LAMON. FRED MANCIL. JR.. Memphis, Tennessee BUS. LAND. EDWIN G., Louisville AG. LANDRUM, MONROE JARMAN, Clinton, Siqma Chi ENG. LASSITER, MAX CLAYTON, Lucedale ENG. FIFTH ROW: LAVENDER, FREDDIE CLYDE, Scooba ED. LECHLER, EDWARD CLEO, McGregor, Texas ED. LEE, JAMES REATIE, McComb SCI. LEE, WILLIAM E., Columbia ED. LEFF, ROBERT LEONARD. Biloxi ENG. LEFLORE. JOHN LOUIS, JR.. Greenwood. Siqma Phi Epsilon . . AG. SIXTH ROW: LEGER. ALTON, Handsboro ENG. LEVERETTE. JAMES CLIFFORD. JR.. Duck Hill. Sigma Phi Epsilon BUS. LEWIS. RICHARD A.. StarkviUe AG, LIVINGSTON. REX. StoneviUe AG. LOCKHART. BILLY MAXODON. Bay Springs ED. LOGAN. JAMES T.. JR.. Edinburg ED. SEVENTH ROW: LONG. ALVAH CARL. Vaiden. Sigma Phi Epsilon BUS. LONG. ROBERT LEE, Maben ENG. LOPER. JOSEPH RUSSELL. Meridian. Kappa Alpha BUS. LOWE, JAY CLINTON, JR., DossviUe BUS. LUCAS, WALTER FRANKLIN, Vossburg ED. LUCAS, WAYNE CARTER, Big Creek ENG. EIGHTH ROW: LUMPKIN. ADRAIN PATE. McNeill ED. LUNSFORD, HERBERT LAMAR. Lauderdale ENG. MABRY, JAMES CLEABORN. Woodland ED. MANN. HOMER AUSTIN. Jackson. Kappa Alpha BUS. MARSHALL, OTIS T., JR., Batesville, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . AG. MARSHALL, ROSCOE BATES, Philadelphia AG. NINTH ROW: MATHIS, BILLY, Walnut ED. MASON, THOMAS GRISHAM, Bay Springs, Sigma Pi BUS. MATHIS, ROBIN H., Houlka AG. MAYERHOFF, HUGH CHARLES, JR.. Basic ED. McALEXANDER. GRADY SAELE. Holly Springs BUS. McAllister. EDWARD WILLIAM. Lumberton ENG. o, D.. D. ' a , i • Q a, ) %_ f ' ii k . , r ' . . Mr-- ' K Jk - : (f ,. ' Ok ' ■:% i i . , a a ' t ■1 - 1 . -: i :x pr 7 ' , J ' .k f .. . 1 „.. ' ' ! , 4i y ' i A p ' . ■h 0 D. '  ,♦ . k - r ft ft s e Is that the one with buck teeth, lack? FIRST ROW: McALPIN, ZOLLIE BILL. JR., Pinola. Theta Xi ED. McCALEB, WILLIAM E., Columbus, Siqma Phi Epsilon ENG. McCARLEY, HAROLD BELL, Batesville BUS. McCLEAN, CARL E., Morgan City BUS. McCLANAHAN, TED HENRY, Columbus, Kappa Alpha ENG. McCLUSKEY, JAMES R., Starkville AG. SECOND ROW: McCREARY, WILSON DEVREAUY, Raymond ENG. McCRORY, ROBERT GLENN, Forest AG. McCULLOUGH, CALVIN JOSEPH. Hornbeak, Tennessee .... AG. McCULLOUGH, GLENN LONG, Tupelo. Pi Kappa Alpha .... AG. McDonald. CHARLES DONALD. Winlleld, Alabama BUS. McDonald. HAROLD LINTON. Winlield. Alabama ED. THIRD ROW: McFERRIN, ARTHUR K.. Montachie BUS. McGILL, ROBERT G., Humboldt. Tennessee. Alpha Tau Omega . AG. McINTYRE. RHODA ELIZABETH, Kansas City, Kansas .... SCI. McKEITHEN. EMORY E., Ill, Skene. Kappa Sigma AG. Mcknight. ROBERT BENTON. Tupelo, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . AG. McLAIN, PATRICK GENE. Puckell AG. FOURTH ROW: McMillan. CLAYTON earl, Imerprise ED. McMULLAN, HENRY WHEELER, Decatur AG. McNEES, THOMAS LAVERT, Columbus, Sigma Pi BUS. McREYNOLDS, SARAH FELICIA, Starkville BUS. McWILLIAMS, HOWARD L.. Meridian BUS. MEENA. VICTOR HUGO. Clarksdale, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . AG. FIFTH ROW: MENETRE, GEORGE EDGAR. JR.. Poplarville, Kappa Alpha . ENG. MEREDITH, JAMES EARL, Greenville ENG. MIDDLETON. RANNIE L.. Raleigh ED. MILES. EDGAR GORDON, Lexa, Arkansas, Sigma Chi ENG. MILES, GEORGE CLIFTON, JR.. Bruce ED. MILLER, CICERO PRICE, Weir AG. SIXTH ROW: MILLER, JAMES WILLARD, Philadelphia ED. MILLER, JAMES WILTON, Ackerman AG. MILLER, RICHARD LEE, Jackson BUS. MILLER, ROBERT DAVID, Shuquatak, Sigma Phi Epsilon .... BUS. MILTON, DUDLEY BUCHELL, Isola ED. MILNER, WILLIAM THOMAS, Forest AG. SEVENTH ROW: MISKELLY, J. BRYAN. Carrollton AG. MOFFETT, WINFRED LAVELLE, Lucedale ED. MOHEAD, WILLIAM H., Lula AG. MONTGOMERY, JAMES HAROLD, Tupelo AG. MONTGOMERY, ORVILLE EATON, Burlingame, Kansas .... ENG. MOORE. CHARLES EDWARD, Nellleton. Lambda Chi Alpha . . AG. EIGHTH ROW: MOORE, CHARLES HORACE, Jackson SCI. MOORE. WILLIAM NORMAN, Morgan City ENG. MOORE, WILLIE WOOD, Dorsey AG. MOOREHEAD, JOE BENSON, Corinth, Kappa Sigma BUS. MOORMAN, THOMAS ALBERT. Water Valley ED. MORGAN, HENRY DOUGLAS, Kosciusko AG. NINTH ROW: MORRIS, JAMES PERCY, Jackson SCI. MORROW, GOCHER EARNEST, Marietta AG. MORTON, ROBERT MOTT, Morgan City, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . AG. MUCKLERATH, WINFRED HERSCHEL, Burns AG. MULLINS, JAMES ALBERT, Grenada, Kappa Sigma AG. MULLINS, ROBERT ANDY, Guin, Alabama AG. McALPIN McCALEB McCARLEY McCLEAN McCLANAHAN % Tm -- -Ufsrl, .f J ' ; McCLUSKEY HHl k! Jk 9t -0 t k McCHEARY McCRORY McCULLOUGH, C. McCULLOUGH, G. McDonald, c. Mcdonald, h. McFEHRIN McGILL McINTYRE McKEITHEN Mcknight McLAIN McMillan McMULLAN McNEES McREYNOLDS McWILLIAMS MEENA I J -__ ' -i .7 V-;-l TTa - % ' fs, ,- f ( O 3. ' . . . f ' inns .f. iter mm x h ; ' .: MENETHE MEREDITH MIDDLETON MILES, E. MILES, G. -iT MILLER, C. KSS MILLER, J. W. MILLER, J. WILTON MILLER, H. MILLER, H. D. MILTON MILNER MISKELLY MOFFETT MOHEAD MONTGOMERY, J. MONTGOMERY, O MOORE, C. E. MOORE, C. H. MOORE, W. N. MOORE, W. W. MOOREHEAD MOORMAN MORGAN MORROW MORTON MUCKLEHATH MULLINS, J. MULLINS, R. r: ,A r- ?, ' . ' r , .,  PL e .Biyili ' FIRST ROW: MURPHY. BURKE C. Indianola AG. MURPHY, DANIEL OSMENT. Birmingham, Alabama BUS. MURPHY, SAMUEL M.. Carthage ENG. MYERS, BOBBY S., Hillbrough ED. MYERS, DANIEL BENTON, Bradon ENG. MYRICK, TALMADGE LAVON, LaureL Sigma Pi SCI. SECOND ROW: NASH. HAROLD SWAYZE, Cleveland. Kappa Sigma BUS. NEAL, WILLIAM DONELSON, JR., Carrollton. Sigma Phi Epsilon ENG. NICHOLS. ANNE, Aberdeen, Chi Omega BUS. NICHOLS, JOHN DARREL, Gillett, Arkansas AG. NORDAN, ALBERT EARL, Drew AG. NORRIS, WILLIAM DELEVAN, Quitman BUS. THIRD ROW: NORTHINGTON. FLOYD CLAYTON. Caledonia SCI. O ' KEEFE, CARLTON LEE, Jackson, Kappa Alpha BUS. OLIVER, WILLARD BENTON, Jackson, Sigma Pi BUS. O ' NEAL. EDWIN A.. Gulip=rt SCI. O ' NEAL. ELLIS SCOTT. Euporia ED. ORSBORN. MARION BINFORD. French Camp AG. FOURTH ROW: OUSLEY, THOMAS JEFF, West Point. Sigma Chi AG. OWEN, DAVID HUGH, West Point, Sigma Phi Epsilon ENG. OWENS, WILLIAM KEITH, Golden ED. PACE, JOHN HERMAN, Pace, Sigma Chi AG. PACE, LOUIS STARR, Meridian. Kippa Alpha BUS. PADRO, RUBEN EFRAIN, Arecibo, Puerto Rico ED. FIFTH ROW: PALMER. BETTY MAE. Slarkville ED. PALMER. RUPERT DEWITT, Louisville AG. PANNELL. WILLIAM TRAVIS, Raleigh, Tennessee AG. PARKER, HOMER O ' NEIL. Booneville AG. PARKS, CHARLES WAYNE, Booneville ED. PATTERSON, ANN MARIE, Braxton SCI. SIXTH ROW: PAUL, BILLY CARROL, Sulligent, Alabama ED. PEARCE, JOE EDWARD. Dorsey AG. PEEPLES, JAMES DUDLEY, Starkville, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . BUS. PERKINS, EDWARD DURHAM, JR., Tupelo, Sigma Alpha Epsilon BUS. PERKINS. JOE C, Columbus BUS. PERRY, CHARLES RAY, Laurel AG. SEVENTH ROW: PETERS, JAMES RUDOLPH, Mashulaville ENG. PHILLIPS, HENRY GRADY, Braxton ENG. PHILLIPS, JAMES D.. Houston ED. PHIPPS, WILLIAM JOSEPH, JR.. Jackson BUS. PITTMAN, CHARLES ALBERT, Columbia BUS. PLATT, RICHARD LEROY, Slarkville BUS. EIGHTH ROW: POCHE, HENRY WALTER, Meridian, Kappa Alpha SCI. POPE, JAMES C, Helena, Arkansas, Sigma Chi ED. POSEY, SAMUEL GILES, Amory ED. PRATT, THOMAS RALPH, Natchez BUS. PRESCOTT, ROBERT GROVER, JR., Brandon AG. PREWITT, HOMER LEANDER, Starkville AG. NINTH ROW: PRICE, CASSIE WILLIAM, Prentiss AG. PRICE, TALITHA EDWINA, Wesson SCI. PRICE, WILLIAM PERCY, Utica AG. PRINCE, JAMES ENOS. JR., Shuqualok, Sigma Phi Epsilon .... AG. POUNDS, BILLY DEAN, Booneville ED. PRUDEN, JIMMY L., Canton, Phi Kappa Tau SCI. MUHPHY, B. MURPHY, D. MURPHY, S. MYERS, B. MYERS, D. MYRICK NASH NEAL NICHOLS, A. NICHOLS, I. NORDAN NORRIS NORTHINGTON O ' KEEFE OLIVER O ' NEAL, E. A. O ' NEAL, E. S. ORSBORN OUSLEY OWEN OWENS PACE, J. PACE, L. PADRO PALMER, B. PALMER, R. PANNELL PARKER PARKS PATTERSON PAUL PEARCE PEEPLES PERKINS, E. PERKINS, I. PERRY PETERS PHILLIPS, H. PHILLIPS, ;. PHIPPS PITTMAN PLATT POCHE POPE POSEY PRATT PRESCOTT PREWITT PRICE, C. PRICE, T. PRICE, W. PRINCE POUNDS PRUDEN J[ ' . 1 . 1 t ' - .1 0 f! - ' 3,. o. o ■: ) 0 % % 0 -}, -10 % ■) 1 0K 0tk •mm m - ' l -a., 1 ' CS ' - , HHI| H | % . i! as, o. as e s ■I e FIRST ROW: PULLING, NATHAN H.. Mathiston ED. PYRON, TOWNSEND HEMPHILL, JR., Greenwood BUS. QUIMBY, HOLLIS EUGENE, Laurel, Sigma Pi AG. RALEY, ROBERT EARL, Quitman ED. RATLIFF, HUBERT TINNIN, Clinton, Pi Kappa Alpha AG. RAWSON, JAMES W., Dossville AG. SECOND ROW: RAY, BILLY DELBERT, Mantachie ENG. RAY, JAMES LEE, Kosciusko ENG. RAY, JOHN WESLEY, JR., Vicksburg, Pi Kappa Alpha ENG. REED, JOHN EISSERT, Memphis, Tennessee; Sigma Alpha Epsilon BUS. REEVES, JAMES M., Columbus BUS. REID, GEORGE LEON, JR., Meridian ENG. THIRD ROW: REYNOLDS, DOYLE GENE, Pine Bluff, Arkansas AG. REYNOLDS, WILLIAM J., Noxapater AG. RICE, PAUL ELERDT, Liberty AG. RIGNEY, J. D., Ovett ED. RICHARDSON, ELMER KENNETH, Philadelphia ENG. RILEY, ARTHUR ROY, Brookhaven, Kappa Sigma ENG. FOURTH ROW: RIVES, RALPH EDWARD, Tuscola AG. ROBERTS, JESSE LESTER, Lexington BUS. ROBERTSON, TALMADGE WEBSTER, luka ED. ROBERTSON, WILLIS JOE, Vernon, Alabama ED. ROBINSON, RONALD E., Vicksburg, Lambda Chi Alpha .... ENG. ROOT, GREGORY LOUIS, Jackson, Lambda Chi Alpha .... ENG. FIFTH ROW: ROSS, JOE POPE, Eupora AG. ROWLEY, HERMAN, Columbia AG. RUNDLE, ERNEST CHESTER, Meridian AG. RUSSELL, JAY McGRATH, Monticello AG. RUTLEDGE, FELIX EMERY, Houston AG. RUTLEDGE, ROBERT LOCKE, Sandersville SCI. SIXTH ROW: RYERSON, GEORGENA, Pascagoula SCI. SANDERS, ROBERT LEE, Macon BUS. SANDERS, WILLIE TURNAGE, JR., Dossville ED. SANFORD, BENJAMIN F., JR., Greenwood ENG. SANSING, GEORGE MARVIN, Stringer, Pi Kappa Alpha .... ENG. SANTMYER, FRANK HUNGERFORD, Hattiesburg, Kappa Alpha ENG. SEVENTH ROW: SCALZO, JOHN M., Danbury, Connecticutt BUS. SCARBOROUGH, CARL STANLEY, Greenwood, Sigma Chi . . ENG. SCHOLTES, ROBERT MARTIN, Pascagoula ENG. SCOTT, HARRY C, Coldwater ENG. SCOTT, HUGH EVANS, Mantee ENG. SCOTT, RAYMON CARROL, Hickory Flat ED. EIGHTH ROW: SEALE, KATHERINE LOUISE, Roxie ED. SEARCY, ELLIS LEE, State College ED. SEARCY, MARGARET MARIE, State College ED. SHEFFIELD, CHARLES ERNEST. Calhoun ENG. SHERMAN, JACK JENKINS, Pontotoc AG. SHIPP, OLIVER ELMO, Belzoni ED. NINTH ROW: SHIPPEY, DAVID JONATHAN. Calhoun City ENG. SHOWS, ARNOLD GAVIN, Ovett AG. SHUMAN, FRED LEON, JR., Gulfport ENG. SIMMONS, L. J., Magnolia, Sigma Phi Epsilon SCI. SIMMONS, MARION LAMAR, Carter, Pi Kappa Alpha .... BUS. SIMMONS, TOM ROGER, Rosedale, Kappa Sigma SCL TENTH ROW: SIMMONS, WALTER FRANK, Maben BUS. SIMMONS, WILLIAM DONALD, West Point, Sigma Chi ... . ENG. SIMS, HERMAN EDWARD, Waldrup AG. SIMS, ROBERT DOUGLAS, Noxapater AG. SIMLEY, JAMES M. (MRS.), Pinola ED. SMITH, CAYCE DEAN, Mantee SCI. O PI ' - ' f , -. 0 s m f SEARCY, E. iHk SEARCY, M. cur-i ram SHEFFIELD ■' ' S SHERMAN % ' SHIPPEY SHOWS iw i l j . SHUMAN SIMMONS, L. m SIMMONS, M. SIMMONS, T. WK f ' 3IMMONS, W. F. SIMMONS, W. D. 3IMS, H. •N SIMS, R. ■' ' ■« ' SIMLEY SMITH, C. ■IV ry ' r jJmi K ' rs , J fa C , 2 Pk ' a, • ' ■' ' . :: -i 1 1 ' ., e - . Q , a. ■? ' j ft ft I 9 mp mii FIRST ROW: SMITH, CHARLES P., Meridian BUS. SMITH, FAULK ORVILLE, Leakesvillo AG. SMITH, HAROLD FRANKLIN. Columbus BUS SMITH, JOSEPH LEWIS, II, Cleveland AG. SMYLIE, ROBERT EDWIN, Brookhaven ENG. SMITH, STENNIS RAY, DeKolb AG. 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EIGHTH ROW: CARTER, WILLIAM DOUGLASS, Money CASE, ALEX LEE, Laurel CASH, BILLY MAC, Birmingham, Alabama, Kappa Sigma CHANEY, EUGENE RUTHLEDGE, Greenwood CHANEY, VAN BODDIE, Rosedale, Kappa Sigma BUS. CHATHAM, GEORGE BERNARD, Shaw CHERRY, JOE ELLIS, Por terville ED. CHITTOM, WALTER GUYTHER, Ecru THIRD ROW: BATEMAN, THOMAS SCOTT, Seminary AG. BATSON, WENTZ ATKIN, Perkinston AG. BAYLEY, FRED HARVEY, III, Vicksburg ENG. BEALL, JACK LYMAN, Starkville, Kappa Sigma SCI. BEARD, ROBERT LAVERN, New Albany AG. BECKETT, SIDNEY DWAYNE, Bruce AG. BECKHAM, JOE EDWARD, Swiftown AG. BEECH, CLARENCE DARROW, JR., Hattiesburg. Sigma Chi . . BUS. NINTH ROW: CLARK, HERMES RAY, Pascagoula ENG. COBB, EARNEST, Columbus ED. COCKRELL, WAYNE POE, West Point, Kappa Sigma .... SCI. COGGIN, DOUGLAS MILTON, Louisville, Sigma Phi Epsilon . SCI. COGGINS, GLORIA LEE, Baldwyn ED. COKER, LEE EDWARD, Jackson ENG. COLEMAN, LELAND MEREDITH, Columbus BUS. COOK, BOBBY JOE, Tupelo, Phi Kappa Tau ENG. 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Chatham Chittom Clark Cobb Cockrell Coker Coleman Cooksey Cooper, A. CraH, I. Craft, T. Crawford UJl Q p : O, ' 3, ff o. e!i,, , (f:: . (! , (f r , ( ' ' , r ' i 1 % . a D a, r o . f a r% f e , ,! . ' 4 1 ' ' AfJ ,1 . IX . - ..4 ' ' , • ' «- 1 i n o o .!v.. c e s ft 5 H ft ft HOMECOMING CROWD FIFTH ROW: FEW, THOMAS HUNTER, Water Valley £D. FIELD, ROBERT CLARK. Grenada ED. FILLINGANE. HULON PERRY. Haltiesburg, Siqma Chi BUS. FISH. JOE WESLEY. Philadelphia ENG. FORD. WILLIAM MEREDITH. JR.. HazelhursI, Kappa Sigma . . BUS. FORESMAN. LELA SAILOR. Greenville, Chi Omega ED. FORTUNATO. JOSEPH FRANCIS. Mingo Junction, Ohio ED. FRANCIS. HAROLD GEORGE. Amory BUS. SIXTH ROW; FRENCH. HARRISON OGDEN. Roxie SCI. FRENCH, ROBERT EUGENE, Carlinville, IHinois ENG. GALLOWAY, COLUMBUS H., Canton AG. GARDNER, WILLIAM SAM, Waynesboro, Theta Xi ED. GARRETSON, ROLAND FORREST, Leakesville, Theta Xi . . . ENG. GEAN, JAMES H., Adamsville, Tennessee ED. GEE, WING L., Ruleville SCI. GELZER, JOE WARING, Jackson, Lambda Chi Alpha SCI. FIRST ROW: CRENSHAW. ROY MEREDITH. Greenwood CRICK. ED DOYLE. Indianola CROW. TERRY TOM. Amory CROWE. GLENN EDWARD. Braggadocio, Sigma Pi CRUISE. WILLIE JOE, Liberty CULPEPPER. MURPHY RAY, Meridian, Kappa Alpha ENG. CUMBERLAND, VERSIE LEE, Philadelphia ED. CURRY, JOSEPH FRANCIS, State College BUS. SEVENTH ROW: GILLETTE, RAYMOND FREDERICK, Poplarville, Kappa Alpha . BUS. GILLIS, BENTON THERRELL, Greenwood ENG. GOODNITE, MACIL WAYNE, Granada AG. GRAHAM, GLEN ROGGIE, Sumrall ED. GRAVES, EDWARD LEE. Clarksdale ENG. GREEN, A. J., Soso ENG. GREER, SEDLEY JOSEPH, Natchez AG. GREGORY, MARY JOY, Hamburg ED. SECOND ROW: DAWSON, JOE DAVIS. Walnut Grove SCI. DELANEY, CHARLES L., St. Johnsbury, Vermont, Theta Kappa Phi BUS. DeLOE, KENNETH RICHARD, Pennsboro, West Virginia .... BUS. DENHAM. BILLIE DAVID, Jackson ENG. DENMAN, MALCOLM LEWIS, Charleston AG. DORMAN. CLARENCE DEVANE, Starkville, Sigma Phi Epsilon . AG. DOUGHTY, ROBERT EARL, Columbus, Pi Kappa Alpha .... ENG. DOUGLAS, ALVIN GENE, Starkville. Sigma Phi Epsilon .... SCI. EIGHTH ROW: GRIFFIN, BILLY JOE, Bruce, Phi Kappa Tau ENG. GRIFFIN, IRVIN EDWARD, Grenada BUS. GRIFFIN. THOMAS LEE, Mantee BUS. GRITTMAN, HOWARD LEE, JR., Drew, Pi Kappa Alpha .... AG. GUYSE, WILLIAM ALONZA, III, Forest BUS. HAAS, JAMES NORTON, JR., Bay St. Louis, Theta Kappa Phi . . ENG. HALL, ALICE SADIETH, Monticello ED. HAMMON, JERRY L., Corinth BUS. THIRD ROW: DRAND, HAYWARD BENTON, JR., Natchez ED. DUPLAIN, JOSEPH NORMAN, Biloxi ED. DYKES, CARREL HILTON, Stringer ENG. EARHART, L. C, Pascagoula ENG. EDMONSON, GEORGIA ANNE, Starkville, Chi Omega ED. EDWARDS, EATHEN LADERL, Bruce AG. EDWARDS. JOHN ROY. Oakland AG. EDWARDS. WILLIAM JOEL, Bruce AG. NINTH ROW: HARBOR, ROBERT NEAL. Shaw BUS. HARDIN, CLINTON T., Calhoun City BUS. HARRELSON, JOAN, State College, Zeta Tau Alpha BUS. HARRIS, BARBARA ANN, Starkville, Chi Omega SCI. HARRIS, CHARLES DeWITT, Nettleton ED. HARRIS, LINDSAY CAMP, Flora BUS. HARRISON, B. F., Raleigh AG. HARRISON, WILLIAM GOLDEN, Vicksburq, Theta Kappa Phi . ENG. FOURTH ROW: ELLIS, BILLY DON, Clarksdale ENG. ELY, SAMUEL NONES, Indianola, Kappa Sigma BUS. EMMONS, MACK. Meridian, Kappa Alpha BUS. ENOCHS, ROBERT KIDD, Natchez EVANS, WILLARD HUGH, Columbus BUS. EVERETT, SIDNEY ALLEN, West Enterprise FARISH, ROBERT EUGENE, JR., Jackson BUS. FERNANDEZ, SYDNEY H., Marks TENTH ROW: HARMON. WILLIAM FRANKLIN, Union, Sigma Pi BUS. HARVEY, ALVIN HAROLD, Pelahatchie AG. HARVEL, ELIJAH THOMAS, Liberty ENG. HAYNES, HERSHEL BARBEE, Lambert, Theta Xi AG. HAYWARD, DONALD JULIAN, Long Beach, Sigma Pi SCI. HEBLON, EDWIN EARL, Meridian, Kappa Alpha ENG. HENLEY, CARROLL JUAN, Crystal Springs ENG. HERNDON, WILLIAM LEWIS, Natchez BUS. f?! r ' fS,. f % TX rs, ' |! -tr rs, o, c . - , f , f ;• I .Q . - •■• - ' t- f i % ), f ■' ' ' d ■• 1 I i : , , l 1 , f! , ' . : . fTs, WW ' -0 Mt - i! fe- WHO WANTS MUSIC? FIFTH ROW: KING. ALLEN LANIER, Grenada ED. KING. CHARLES EIGHMEY. Gulfport. Lambda Chi SCI. KIRKPATRICK. TOM FRANK. Slarkville BUS. LANDRY. JAMES KENNETH. Woveland SCI. LAWRENCE. JULIAN L.. Meredian BUS. LAYTON. MAURICE B.. Maqee AG. LEBRUN. TORRES FRANCIS. Bay St. Louis SCI. LEE. BOBBY G.. Terry ENG. SIXTH ROW: LEE. CLYDE EDWARD, Indianola, Pi Kappa Alpha ENG. LEE. JOIE MARK, HoIIandale ED. LEVAND. OSKAR. Natick, Massachusetts SCI. LEWIS, MARY JANE, Starkville ED. LITTLE. ETTA MAE, Starkville. Zeta Tau Alpha ED. LITTLE, WALTON SEAY, Pinola ENG. LOGGANS, JIMMIE COLEMAN, Crystal Springs ENG, LONG, JAMES HENRY, Jackson, Kappa Alpha ENG. FIRST ROW: HERRINGTON. MALCOLM EVERETT, Greenwood ENG. HESLEP, ROBERT DAVID, Boyle, Kappa Alpha AG. HILL. NORRIS EVERETTE, Indianola, Pi Kappa Alpha AG. HINTON. JOHN LEWIS, Richton SCI. HOBGOOD, RUSSELL ELLIOTT, JR., Jackson BUS. HOGABOOM. PETER. Vicksburq, Sigma Alpha Epsilon AG. HOOP. NINA LUCILLE. Monterey, Tennessee ED. HOWARD, BOBBY LOUIS, Gunnison ED. SEVENTH ROW: LONG, THOMAS CLAYTON, Florence BUS. LOVE. MELVIN LOYD, Eupora BUS. LOWE. WILMA ETTA, Dossville ED. McBROOM. ARCHIE F., JR., Batesville ENG. McCLURE, EUGENE HOWARD. JR., Koscuisko AG. McCOY, GENE AUSTIN, Morton AG. McDANIEL, ALVIN RAY, Johnson Station SCI. McDANIEL, WILLIAM E.. Columbus BUS. SECOND ROW: HOWELL. DONALD NELSON, Starkville AG. HUDSON. JERROLD LLOYD. Waynesboro, Theta Xi AG. HUNT, WILLIAM DARRELL, Ackerman ENG. HUSSEY. HERBERT BEVERLY. Corinth BUS. JACKSON. DEXTER N., JR.. Tremont BUS. JAME S, CLAIBORNE MARTIN, Jackson. Lambda Chi SCI. JAMES. RICHARD DANIEL. Meridian BUS. JESURUN, EDUARDO OCTAVIO, Caracas, Venezuela, Theta Kappa Phi BUS. EIGHTH ROW: McDonald, jack, jr., Helena, Arkansas, Sigma Chi . . . ENG. McDonald, WILLIAM WESLEY. jr., Baldwyn ENG. McELROY, ELLIOT LEON, Starkville SCI. McGINNIS, ROBERT LEE, JR., Rondo, Arkansas, Sigma Chi . . AG. McKINNEY, JAMES WESTON, Amory BUS. McKINNEY. JOHN ALLAN, Columbus, Sigma Chi BUS. McLAURIN, HERBERT JAMES, West Point, Theta Xi BUS. McMURTRAY, HARRY FRANKLIN, Yazoo City BUS. THIRD ROW: JOE, FEE, Boyle JONES, GORDON MELTON, Belzoni JONES, HOUSTON CARL, Belen JONES. HOWARD TALIAFERRO, JR., Holly Springs . JONES. MARY PATRICIA, HoIIandale, Chi Omega . JONES, ROBERT D., Gulfport, Lambda Chi JONES, WILLIS CHARLES, JR., Vicksburg KANAUKA. ALGIRDAS VINCAS, Woodhaven, Hew NINTH ROW: McPHERSON, FRANK TAYLOR, Cleveland, Sigma Chi ... . SCI. MARCHBANKS, REX DAVIS, Greenville BUS. MARTIN, ELIZABETH PATRICIA, Starkville, Chi Omega .... ED. MARTIN, HOWARD EUGENE, Cory AG. MAULDIN, CHARLES BULLARD, MatherviUe AG. MELVIN, JAMES MILTON, JR., Hattiesburg ENG. MERIDETH, HORACE LIVALLI, James BUS. MILLER, CHARLES L., Longview ED. FOURTH ROW: KELLER. JAMES LAVON. Meridian, Kappa Alpha BUS. KELLETT. CHARLES RICHARD, Tupelo, Phi Kappa Tau .... SCI. KELLY. MILFORD RAY, Tupelo, Alpha Tau Omega ENG. KENNEDY. WILLIAM ODOM, Cleveland, Sigma Chi BUS. KERR. HOMER WEIR, JR.. McCool BUS. KIDD, SIDNEY QUAY, Ashland ENG. KLISS, AKSEL, State College ENG. KILLOUGH, CURTIS BANION, Blue Mountain ED. TENTH ROW: MILLER, C. M., West Point BUS. MILLER, HERBERT HARROLD, Houston ED. MILLER, KARL H., Fayette AG. MILLER. OTTO EUGENE, Aberdeen ED. MOAK, JAMES EMANUEL, Forest AG. MONTGOMERY, JIMMY LOWERY, Canton, Theta Xi BUS. MOOR, BLUFORD LOVELACE, Slarkville, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . ENG. MOORE, JAMES RICHARD, Selmer, Hinton Hobgood Hogaboom Hoop Howard 5, H. C. 5, H. T., Jr. s, M. P. v ©. C Keller Kellett Kelly Kennedy Kerr Kidd Kliss Killough King, A. King, C. Kirkpatrick Lawrence Layton Lee, C. Lee, J. Levand Little, E. Little, W. McBroom McClure McDaniel, A. McDaniel, W. McDonald, J. McDonald, W. McElroy McGinnis McKinney, lames McKinney, John McLaurin McMurtray McPherson Marchbanks Martin, E. Martin, H. Mauldin Melvln Merideth Miller, C. L. Miller, C. M. Miller, H. Miller, K. Miller, O. Moak Montgomery a; e s if. r . . ft ft , ' :« i ( i. ,1 ,o, • . 9 J J GIVE A YELL FIFTH ROW: PHILLIPS. TRAVIS DENTON, Grenada AG. PHILLIPS. WILLIAM R., Corinlh BUS, PINER. HERMAN H.. Laurel, Ali lia Tau Omega BUS. PLUMMER. LANNIA FAYER. Canton, Kappa Alpha BUS. POLOVINA. PETE, Slubenville, Ohio ED. POPE, THOMAS EVERETT. Laurel AG. POWELL. DAVID DYTHEUR. Gulfport AG. SIXTH ROW: POWELL, SAMUEL BANKS, Water Valley BUS. POWELL, WILLIAM AUSTIN, Water Valley, Alpha Tau Omega . ENG. PRATT, GEORGE HUNTER, Pope AG. PRESCOTT, ROBERT JAMES, Magnolia AG. PRICE, GEORGE M., Brookhaven ED. PRICHARD, JOHN LESLIE, Starkville, Kappa Sigma BUS. PUGH; WALTER STONE, Belzoni AG. FIRST ROW: MOOREHEAD, WELLS RUFUS, Winborn AG, MULLINS. LAWRENCE L.. Starkville, Sigma Phi Epsilon .... BUS. MURPHY, REGINA JOSEPHINE, Carthage SCI. MURPHY. THOMAS DEWITT, JR., Kosciusko. Phi Tau BUS. MYERS, CHARLES BEADFORD, Jackson, Pi Kappa Alpha , , . BUS, NELMS, FRED WALTER, Corinlh ED. NERREN, JAMES CLARK, Pettit AG. SEVENTH ROW: QUINN, BOBBY GENE, Meridian ED. RAMSAY, ALEX F., Mount Olive, Sigma Chi AG, RANKIN, JOHN ELLIOTT, Nettleton BUS, RAPPE, DONALD M., Okolona AG. RATLIFF. ELWOOD FRANKLIN, Clinton, Pi Kappa Alpha ... AG. RAWSON, CECIL H., Meridian AG. RAY, JAMES PAUL, Pontotoc ED. SECOND ROW; NICKLES, ROBERT HOWARD, Aberdeen, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . BUS. NIEMI, JOHN WALLACE, Hazlehurst AG. NOWELL, CHARLES MITCHELL, Kosciusko ED. ODOM, J. G., JR., Hattiesburg ED, O ' DONNELL, JAMES ANDERSON, Memphis, Tennessee, Sigma Phi Epsilon ED, O ' NEAL, VADA MARCELENE JENKINS, Eupora ED, OSTEEN, LARRY WELMER, Porfazeville, Missouri, Sigma Alpha Epsilon AG, EIGHTH ROW: RAYBORN, BARNEY WILLIAM, Sumrall AG. RAYBORN, TANDELL LAMAR, Sumrall AG. REYES, RAYMON PRIETO, Havana, Cuba ED. REYNOLDS, ROBERT EUGENE, Clarksdale BUS. RHETT, IRWIN PARKER, Columbus, Kappa Alpha BUS. RICE, WALTER ROMAN, Oakland AG. RICH, GERALD B., Richton, Kappa Alpha SCI. THIRD ROW: OUSLEY, IRA ASHLEY, Tutwiler BUS, OWEN, JOE BURKE, Moscow, Tennessee, Pi Kappa Alpha , , .AG, OWEN. JOE PARKER, Shubuta ENG, OWINGS, JAMES HAROLD, Nettleton, Sigma Chi BUS. PACE, DENSON LAMAR, Meridian, Kappa Alpha ED. PAGE, LEILA, Starkville BUS, PALLOP. ANTS, Tarsu, Estonia AG. NINTH ROW: ROBBINS, WILLIAM HAL, Meridian, Kappa Alpha BUS. ROBINSON. JIMMY BURFORD, Batesville AG, ROGERS, JAMES MONROE, Vernon ED. ROSE, JIMMY FREDERIC, Winona, Pi Kappa Alpha SCI. RUSSELL, BENSON MAY, JR., Monficello SCI. RUTLEDGE, WILLIAM SAUNDERS, State College, Lambda Chi Alpha SCI. SANDERS, THOMAS ELLIS, Becker ENG, FOURTH ROW: PARKS. HERMAN HALL, New Albany, Sigma Chi SCI. PATRICK. JAMES DANIEL, Johns AG. PEARSON, BOBBY JAMES, Vance ENG. PEARSON, CHARLES EDWARD, McCondy AG. PENNEBAKER, JOSEPH DOUGLAS. Inverness AG, PETKOVSEK, JOHN MARTIN, Natchez SCI, PHILLIPS, FLOYD, Bogue Chitto AG. TENTH ROW: .. j SAVELLE, IKE WINSTON, Columbus. Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . BUS. SCHUSTER, BERNARD CHARLES, Pascagoula AG. SHIPLEY, YAWDELL FRAISER, Greenwood AG. SHORT, LEE WARREN. Vicksburg ENG. SIMPSON, JAMES HARKINS, JR., Caledonia AG. SMALLWOOD, ROBERT TALMADGE, JR., New Albany AG. SMITH, FREDERICK LORING, Winona ED. Moorehead Mullins Murphy, R. Murphy, T. Nickles Niemi Nowell O ' Donnell O ' Neal Pearson, B. Pearson, C. Pennebaker Petkovsek Phillips, F. Plummer Polovina Pope Powell, D. .. ' - f? . %% CS, O, ' . f% , ,« M . , A a. D. a . e o, ,a Powell, S. Powell, W. Pratt Prescott ' ' • i  ' 1 - 3 r j. ; ' f 7 K. ' ,- ,f —  ■— •. _1 3 «SJ Tj| Prichard Ramsay Rankin Rappe r, ' 1 • ' . « if Rayborn, B. JHBk, Rayborn, T. WBHI Reyes ' Reynolds • ! Rhett J- Rich ■Rose ■' ' Russell Rutledge Sanders jj % % | % Ift fs O r ' I -1 V; - 1 - «) Owen, J. B. e ft ft 1 , ,■ ws «if ,_ ) _ .._, Ratiiff J-. _; . :- _ . ;. n% t . f f, - ' ' ' ' ! i. ' I ; ' ' itt ' i.. ' ' Aim 3. ft BUL. Y AND BABS FIFTH ROW: THOMPSON, RALPH THOMAS, Memphis, Tennessee, ■' ■' ■' ■' f- ' ri ' i l lii BUS. TOLER, ERSCHEL FRANK, Baysprings, Sijiikj Pi SCI. TOMLINSON, BART, JR.. Holly Springs AG. TRAVIS, BETTY ANN, Columbus, Zela Tau Alpha BUS. TUCKER, THOMAS J., Duckbill, Pi Kappa BUS. TULLOS, KERMIT EUGENE, Columbus BUS. TURMAN, ALBERT MASON, Charleston ENG. SIXTH ROW: ULMER, JEAN MADISON, Brookhaven. Kappa Alpha BUS. UNDERWOOD. HAL H., Kossuth AG. WADKINS, WILLIAM L., Corinth BUS. WALKER, GERALD HOLMES, Hattiesburg ENG. WALKER, WILLIAM LUNDY, Horn Lake AG. WALTERS, ALBERT KERSH, JR., Greenville, Kappa Alpha , . . BUS. WARD, WILLIAM ALBERT, Columbia ENG. FIRST ROW: SMITH, HENRY HILTON, Bay St. Louis BUS. SMITH, JAMES ROBERT, Aberdeen, Sigma Phi Epsilon .... BUS. SMITH, JOHN JAMES, Carriere SCI. SMITH, JOHN WILEY, Laurel ENG. SMITH. KENNETH HARLAN, Little Rock ED. SMITH, LOWELL EDWARD, Macon ED. SMITH, ROBERT EUGENE, JR., Lucien AG. SECOND ROW: SMITH, ROY CHARLES, Maud AG. SMYTH, BOBBY VAN, Louisville BUS. SPEIGHTS, FRANCES JOE, Monticello ENG. STEEN, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS. JR.. Louise, Pi Kappa Alpha . . SCI. STEPHENS, DAVID HOWARD, Tupelo BUS. STEVENS, RICHARD GILBERT, Hattiesburg ED, STEWART, JAMES THOMAS, Corinth ENG. SEVENTH ROW: WARREN, CARROLL LEON, Osyka ENG. WATERER, HENRY CHRISTMAS, JR., Tchula, Siqma Phi Epsilon . AG. WATERS, RAYMOND MACHAEL, Columbus, Siqma Alpha Epsilon ENG. WATSON, WILLIAM LUTHER, New Albany ED. WEATHERSBY, RUSSELL ALLISON, Canton, Kappa Alpha . . BUS. WELLMAN, TOMMY WARNER, Lakev ood, Colorado BUS. WELLS, THOMAS FRANKLIN, Columbus ENG. EIGHTH ROW: WEST, BOBBY PAYNE, Hamilton, Sigma Phi Epsilon .... AG. WHEATLEY, WILLIAM FORSYTHE, Greenville, Kappa Alpha . . AG. WHITE, JACOB W., Hattiesburg ENG. WHITE. ULE ARTHUR. Bloomington, Illinois, Kappa Sigma . . . SCI. WILLIAMS, JAMES F.,Starkville ED. WILLIAMS, WOODIE P., JR., Agricola ED. WILLIAMSON. BILLY BRYCE. Water Valley AG. THIRD ROW: STRINGER. FLOYD A., JR., Pine Bluff, Arkansas AG. SUTHERLAND, MURRAY J., Booneville, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . BUS. SWIFT, WILLIAM DEAN, JR., Tupelo, Phi Kappa Tau .... ENG. TAGGART, WILLIAM STEPHENSON, Greenville, Sigma Alpha Epsilon BUS. TAYLOR, BOBBIE DE, Utica AG. TAYLOR, JAMES LYLE, Corinth BUS. TEMPLETON, BOBBY JOE, Starkville BUS. NINTH ROW: WILLIAMSON. HOWARD LEE, Collins BUS. WILLIAMSON, JOHNNIE HARREL, Collins ED. WILLCUTT, BARBARA ORLENE, Oakman, Alabama, Zeta Tau Alpha BUS. WISE, ROBERT BRUCE, Caledonia ED. WOODARD, HAROLD IRWIN, Milan, Tennessee AG. WOODDY, GEORGE W.. Horn Lake ED, WOODWARD. DAVID HENRY, Louisville BUS. FOURTH ROW: TEMPLETON, PEGGY JEANEANNE, Starkville, Zeta Tau Alpha . ED. TERRELL, LESTER ROY, Prentiss BUS. THERRELL, JAMES RALEIGH, Columbus, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . ENG THOMAS, DANIEL M., Tupelo AG, THOMPSON. CHARLES DENIS, Bassfield BUS. THOMPSON, GUY ALLEN, JR., Rosedale, Kappa Sigma ... THOMPSON, JAMES HAROLD, McComb, Kappa Sigma .... BUS. TENTH ROW: WOODWARD, WILLIAM DON, Harperville, Sigma Alpha Epsilon BUS. WOODRIDGE, LENWOOD CARR, Vinton, Virginia, Sigma Phi Epsilon ED. WOOTEN, RAY EUGENE, Wilson, Arkansas ENG. YOUNGBLOOD, WILLIAM A., Glenn Allen. Pi Kappa Alpha . . SCI. % ' r ' ...J, ' -J- ' )! T ' --V .V ' ■- ■Pitit: r 1 ' a ' l ? 0 o. 1 . i , , i 1 ; , 1 Jl ' ' , Cs. O. as e ' , CS. ff ' i . , .- f O. C) ry.. . ' - ' , : , :• q o a : , i a, ' T ' f T , . ' O. ft ft SIRS; REALIZING WITH EXUBERANCE . FIRST ROW: ABBEY. ROBERT MORRIS. Webb AG. ADAMS. RODERICK BDARDMAN, Macon BUS. ALLEN WESLEY. JR.. Greenwood. Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . ENG. ANDREWS. CECIL HUNTER. SlarkviUe, Kappa Sigma .... SCI. ANGLIN. ERNEST MURL. French Camp ED. ANTHONY, J. L.. JR.. State College, Sigma Phi Epsilon .... AG. ARNOLD, WILLIAM JOSEPH. Dunde AG. ARON, HARVEY LEE, Clarksdale ENG. niTll HOW: BROWN, DANIEL GROVER, Greenwood Springs AG. BROWN. HOWARD WAYNE, Highpoint AG. BROWN. ROBERT LEWIS. Columbus, Siqmu Chi BUS. BROWN. WILLIAM TERRY, Stewart, Lambda Chi Alpha . . . BUS. BRUTON. THOMAS E.. Braggadocia, Missouri SCI. BUNYAN. JAMES CATLETT, Madison ENG. BURCHFIELD, OLIVER KEITH. Louisville ENG. BURT. HUGHES ALLEN. Louisville BUS. SIXTH ROW: BURT. JOE LEE, Oakland ENG. BUTKYS, POVILAS, Lithuania ENG. CAIN. GEORGE LENARD, Sallis BUS. CANALES. AGUIAR GENEROSO, Merida, Mexico ENG. CAPLES, A. L.. Columbus, Sigma Phi Epsilon AG. CARMICHAEL, VERNON OWEN, Louisville SCI. CARPENTER, WILLIAM BENJAMIN, Vossburg ENG. CARR, ARTHUR MORRIS, Greenwood ENG. SEVENTH ROW: CATLEDGE. ALSON, Eupora AG. CATRON, JOHN CLIFFORD, Hattiesburg, Sigma Pi BUS. CHAFFIN, PHILLIP ROCKWOOD, Woodville ENG. CHEATHAM, RICHARD DARRINGTON, JR., Yazoo City, Pi f:apr.a Alpha BUS. COGGIN, ROBERT LEON, Meridian, Kappa Alpha BUS. CONGER, RALPH DONALD, Malvina, Kappa Sigma SCI. CONGER, TOM WILSON, JR.. Ruleville, Kappa Sigma .... SCI. CONLEE, RUFUS M., Thaxton ED. SECOND ROW: AVCOCK, WILLIAM WADE, JR.. Trebloc AG. BARR, BETTY ANN, Carthage SCI. BARTON, GLEN BOYCE, Calhoun City AG. BEALL. CHARLES VAN, Oak Ridge, Tennessee BUS. BEARDEN, WINSTON HUGH, Tylertown AG. BEATTY, BOBBY RAY, Flora BUS. BENTLEY. JAMES WALLACE, StarkviUe AG. BLACKWOOD, WALLACE P., Belzoni AG. EIGHTH ROW: COOKE. GEORGE WAX, Steele, Missouri, Alpha Tau Omega . . AG. COON, FRED MITCHELL, Greenville, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . BUS. COOPER, EUGENE KENT, Reno Nevada BUS. CORKREN, BOBBY L., Columbus BUS. COUGHLIN, WILLIAM FRANCIS, Youngstown, Ohio BUS. CRAIG, JOHN BENTON, Jr., Jackson SCI. CURTIS, JOE WAYNE, Winona AG. DAIL, JOHN FRANK, Guin, Alabama ED. THIRD ROW: BLAIR, CLYDE A., Hamilton AG. BLAKE, EMILY JEANNE, Phoenix City, Alabama, Zeta Tau Alpha ED. BOARDMAN, HENRY WESTON, Gulfport, Sigma Chi ENG. BOBO. FORREST ELZEY, Tupelo, Phi Kappa Tau BUS. BOCK, VILJAR, Tartu, Estonia ENG. BOON, WILLIAM ALONZO, JR., Biloxi, Sigma Pi BUS. BOONE, THOMAS HOLLOMAN, Memphis, Tennessee, Kappa Sigma BUS. BOSWELL, RUTH ALICE, Mount Pleasant ED. FOURTH ROW: BOURLAND. JIMMY DILL, Aberdeen BUS. BOURNE. RALPH MILFORD, Jackson BUS. BRENT, EDWIN LEA, Greenville, Kappa Sigma ENG, BREWER, TRAVIS ROBERT. Slayden ENG. BRIDGES. HUGH FRANKLIN. Ill, McComb, Kappa Sigma . . . ENG. BRILL, THOMAS RHEAME3, McComb BUS. BRISTOW, GERALD MITTS, Tupelo, Pi Kappa Alpha .... ENG. BROWN. CHARLES EDWIN, Booneville ENG. NINTH ROW: DAVIS, DONALD VAUGHN, Columbus, Alpha Tau Omega . . . BUS. DAVIS, ROBERT GENE, Pettit AG. DAVISON, JOHN ELIOT, Biloxi, Sigma Pi BUS. DENDY, DOUGLAS GENE, Houston BUS. DICKERSON, JOHN ANDREW, Clarksdale AG. DILLION, PORTER BRYANT, Greenville BUS. DOHODA, STANLEY EDWARD, Jerome, Pennsylvania ED. DONALD, MARY VIRGINIA WILSON, Heidleburg ED. TENTH ROW: DONGIEUX, GENE LEWIS, Yazoo City ENG. DUBARD, DOROTHY ANNE, Louisville, Zeta Tau Alpha .... BUS. DUGARD, LEE ALPHEUS, Tupelo BUS. DURHAM, JAMES ROBERT, JR., Adamsville, Tennessee .... ED. EBRUS, REIN, West Hamstead, New York ENG, EIMANIS. BIRUTA VALDA, New York, New York AG, ELLINGTON, CLAUDE W., Glendora, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . AG. FARR, CLARENCE KAVANAUGH, JR., Kappa Sigma AG. ,a p, i % ;-w- -■PS di - ' 1 , 1 k- i.t k 4 ' , ' P ' ■■? : - ' --• - ' - .1 !• ;. 1 ' - ' 1 f ' ' 0. n.. .ass (4 i .f i ' ; k ' l - 1 ]. f ' ,-- ff 3. a • 1 -- ' . ' ; ... 1 - ' i M a. ( Q 0, A ' H « ii..i k ■v ■3, . 3. 3. a ' , i i iii . ' 3. ' . . c k - • - ' J . -, 3. ■n - - , a rs « 1 I e t 3 n TO STOP THE SHINE FIRST ROW: FARRIS. RODNEY MOORE, Corinth BUS. FERGUSON, BOBBY LOVELL, Shelby ENG. FITGZERALD. JACK LYON. Okolona, Phi Kappa Tau BUS. FOARD, TOMMY HAYDEN, Yazoo City. Sigma Alpha Epsilon . BUS. FOARD, WYATTE FLEMING, JR., Greenville. Kappa Sigma . . AG. FORTNER, CHARLES PETE, JR.. Eupora. Sigma Chi BUS. FOSTER, DONALD VERNON, Brookhaven BUS. FOWLER, JOHN IRA, JR., Rose Hill SCI. FIFTH ROW: HEARN, THOMAS RUSSELL, JR., Laurel, Kappa Sigma .... AG. HICKS, DEWITT TALMADGE, Sledge, Sigma Chi BUS. HILL, BILLY CLYDE, Woodland AG. HINTON. DABNEY RINEHART, Corinth BUS. HOFF, GENE NELSON, Liberty BUS. HOGUE, DONALD LOUIS, Maiden, Missouri, Lambda Chi Alpha . AG. HOLADAY, DARREL WILLIAM, JR., Louise, Pi Kappa Alpha . . BUS. HOLLAND, HENRY MEEK. Slate Springs ENG. SIXTH ROW: HOLOKA. EDWARD JOSEPH, Jerome, Pennsylvania ED. HOOKS. GEORGE EDWARD. JR.. Columbus SCI. HOPTON. RICHARD GILBERT. Jackson, Sigma Chi BUS. HORNE, WILLUS McGHEE, Laurel AG. HOSKINS, CALVIN WILLARD, Quitman SCI. HOUSTON. FRANK WHITE, Kosciusko. Pi Kappa Alpha . . . ENG. HOUSTON, RAYMOND LEE, Charleston AG. HUDSON, TOMMY HART. Grenada AG. SEVENTH ROW: HUNT, JIMMY D., Meadville AG. JENKINS. JULIA ANN. Mansfield. Louisiana ED. JONES. ALLAN CREEDEN. Jackson. Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . .AG. JONES, EARL BENSON, Haynesville, Louisiana BUS. JONES, WILLIAM ARNOLD, Tipplersville ED. JORDAN, JOE MARK, Ashland ED. JOSEPH, DONALD, Vicksburg BUS. READY, DWIGHT S., Canton, Phi Kappa Tau SCI. SECOND ROW: FRANCO, ALVARO, Bogota, Colombia BUS. FULGHAM, JOHNNIE M., Maben FULTON, TOM O ' BANNON, Greenwood, Kappa Sigma . . . FURNER, EDWARD GREER, Holly Springs, Sigma Phi Epsilon . GARST, JOHN FREDRIC, Jackson, Pi Kappa Alpha GIBSON, CHARLES ARCHIE, Greenville GILES, JANIE MERLE, Kosciusko GOLDEN, CHARLES WILLIAM, Starkville, Kappa Sigma . . . ENG. EIGHTH ROW: KELLEY, GLEN ELMER, Crossett, Arkansas SCI. KENNERY, JOHNSON CROOK, Amory SCI. KENNEDY, SAMUEL CURTIS, State Line ENG. KING, AARON SMITH, JR., Yazoo City, Pi Kappa Alpha .... SCI. KING, CHARLES BRANNIN, Egypt, Sigma Alpha Epsilon .... SCI. KING, ROBERT EUGENE, Cliftonville AG. KOIVA, JOHANN, Willimantic, Connecticuft ENG. KULA, UNO, New York, New York ENG. THIRD ROW: GOODMAN, MAX RAY, Leiand SCI. GOZA, ROBERT LOUIS, JR., Canton, Alpha Tau Omega .... AG. GRAHAM, JAMES HAROLD, Kosciusko BUS. GRANTHAM. FRANCIS L.. Jackson. Lambda Chi Alpha .... ENG. GREEN. JAMES DONAHUE. Quitman ENG. GREER, JESSE RICHARD, Jackson. Kappa Alpha BUS. GREGORY. JAMES WESSON. Kosciusko, Phi Kappa Tau ... . AG. GUERRY, NANCY MARIE, Corinth SCI. NINTH ROW: KUMPF, JAMES FRANCIS, Cincinnati, Ohio BUS. LACEY, DUDLEY BEAL, Canton BUS. LAMAR, RAY ALLEN, New Albany ED. LAMBERT, CHARLES EUGENE, Crenshaw, Sigma Chi ... . BUS. LANEY, KENNETH WADE, Philadelphia BUS. LAND, JAMES DAVID, Louisville AG. LANGERFELD, WILLIAM WALLACE, Starkville ED. LAVENDER, JOHN ROBERT JR.. Columbus, Sigma Chi SCI. FOURTH ROW: HALL, BILL ROPER, Monticello ENG. HAMBERLIN, LAWRENCE MONROE, JR., Louise, Pi Kappa Alpha ED. HAMILTON. RAYMOND BENNETT. Vicksburg. Alpha Tau Omega ENG. HARRIS. GLEN. JR., Tupelo AG. HARRISON, EARL DURWARD, Cleveland BUS. HAVENS, IRA THURMAN, Pascagoula SCI. HAWKINS, DONALD MACK, Pontotoc ED. HAYDEN, JAMES STUART, Clinton, Pi Kappa Alpha .... ENG. TENTH ROW: LEE, THOMAS FRANKLIN. PoplarviUe, Kappa Alpha ENG. LEMMONS, JERE CLAIRE, Jackson BUS. LESTER, SIMON EDWARD, Jackson ENG. LIPSCOMB, GEORGE HARRIS, JR., Columbus BUS. LISTER, KENNETH HARLAN, St. Augustine, Texas BUS. LLOYD, JAMES JACKSON, Tupelo, Pi Kappa Alpha AG. LOFTIN, JOHN LUCAS, Red Banks AG. LOGAN, RUFUA DANIEL, JR., Carthage AG. ' ' - -id. ( . ' f ,. ■- . , f . :p. - O, ' , . A P: e 4 ' . £ ►x OGUE OLADAY OLLAND OLOKA OOKS OPTON ORNE OSKINS OUSTON, F. OUSTON, R. UDSON UNT ;nkins 3NES, A. 5NES, E. 3NES, W. 3RDAN 3SEPH EADY ELLEY ENNEDY, J. ENNEDY, S. (NG, A. :ng, C. [NG, R. DIVA ULA ll § k , - 3 1 ' A , ' , , O . ' ' . ' ' ' . 3, f . : , •?!, ( s . X ' % '  1 . UMPF ICEY , , iVMAR 1 g-  RMBERT . • 1 RNEY RND RNGERFELD RVENDER EE EMMONS ESTER [PSCOMB [STER LOYD OFTIN OGAN A .: ::v r CM S FUTURE OR EX-CROSSCOUNTRYMEN? FIFTH ROW: MOHON, ROBERT WILMER. JR.. Hazlehursl SCI. MONTGOMERY, EDWARD, Slarkville AG. MOODY, BOBBY KEITH, Phil Campbell, Alabama ED. MOORE, LOUIS MILTON, JR., Grenada, Kappa Sigma , . . . SCI. MOORE, WILLIAM CARROLL, Jackson, Sigma Alpha Epsilon , BUS. MOORELAND, JIMMY REEVES, Amory SCI. MORGAN, JAMES S., Sturgis AG. MORGAN. ROBERT HERMAN, Water Valley AG. SIXTH ROW: MOSELEY, CLARKSON PRATTE, Gulfport, Sigma Chi SCI. NABORS, THOMAS CLAUDE, Smithville SCI. NASH, THOMAS ROWE, Cleveland, Kappa Sigma AG. NEAL, BEN CARMICHAEL, Carrolllon, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . BUS. NELSON, CLYDE LUTHER, JR., Port Gibson, Lambda Chi Alpha . AG, NEWSOM, FRANKLIN DELANO, New Hebron BUS. NICHCM,S, BILL DALE, Tupelo, Pi Kappa Alpha ENG. OLIVER, EUNICE NEWBERRY, Starkville ED. FIRST ROW: LOLLAR, JOHN WEEKS, Darling, Kappa Sigma AG. LOOKE, ARVO, Estonia ENG. LONG, WILLIAM LILL, Maben AG. LOTT, GEORGE CLYDE, Canton, Alpha Tau Omega ENG. LOWERY, NOEL LOUISE, Starkville SCI. LUNDAY. JOHN WILLIAM, III, Biloxi, Sigma Pi ENG. LUSI, HELJO, Mathiston SCI. McBRYDE, DOUGLAS GRAHAM, JR., Ocean Springs SCI. SECOND ROW: McCLINTOCK, RUTHERFORD, Belzoni, Kappa Sigma SCI. McFARLANE, ROBERT STEPHENS, JR., Cleveland, Sigma Chi . ENG. McGARR, WILLIAM ITHAMAR, Eupora SCI. McGEE, HARVEY ARNOLD, Ackerman ED. McGEE, HAROLD DAVIS, Prentiss AG. McGEHEE, CLYDE, JR., Vicksburg, Pi Kappa Alpha AG. McKAY, MALCOLM KENNETH, JR., Prentiss AG. McLAIN, PAUL KING, JR., Monticello, Kappa Sigma ENG. SEVENTH ROW: OLIVER, JAMES DENDY, Kosciusko, Alpha Tau Omega . . . BUS. PADEN, MARION DOUGLAS, Starkville BUS, PATTERSON, A. L.. JR., Calhoun City AG. PEAY, OSCAR LOUIS, Cruger, Sigma Phi Epsilon AG. PENNINGTON, JAMES HERBERT, Columbus ENG. PHARR, RUTH WOODRUFF, Belmont BUS. PITTMAN, THOMAS WALTHALL, Kosciusko AG. PONGETTI, LOUIE ADAB, Shelby BUS. EIGHTH ROW: POPE, THOMAS CAMERON, Jackson, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . ENG. PULLEN, JASPER JAMES, JR., Vicksburg ED. PUTT, HELEN LUCILLE, Starkville BUS. PYLANT, JACK LAVELLE, Purvis BUS. RABORN, JAMES EDWARD, Osyka AG. RADKE, RAYMOND EDWIN, Tupelo, Phi Kappa Tau BUS. RANDALL, ERNEST HAZARD, JR., Vicksburg, Sigma Chi . . . ENG. RANDLE, WILLIAM CARROLL, Starkville, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . AG. THIRD ROW: McLaughlin, bill SANDERS, Aberdeen, Sigma Phi E] McLEMORE, BETTE SUE, West Point McNEAL, DAVID ROGERS, Natchez McREYNOLDS, JAMES MARION, JR., Starkville MALONE, BOBBY, Belzoni, Lambda Chi Alpha MARTIN, LOUIS ALGERNON, JR., Drev MASSEY, HARRY WYATT, Canton, Alpha Tau Omega . MASSEY, JAMES ARTHUR, JR.. Oakland FOURTH ROW: MATKIN, DWIGHT ELMO, JR., Etta MEADE, JAMES HORACE, JR., Vicksburg AG. MEDICH, LEW, Steubenville, Ohio MILLENDER, THOMAS EDWARD, Aberdeen, Sigma Phi Epsilon MILLER, DONNA LEA, Aberdeen BUS. MILLER, EDWIN RICHARD, Dixon, Illinois, Sigma Phi Epsilon . BUS. MILLER. WILLIAM, Starkville, Sigma Phi Epsilon MOFFETT, FRANKLIN LANDRESS, JR., Meridian BUS. NINTH ROW: RAY, HARVEY B., Drew BUS. RAYBORN, MARVIN, Summrall AG. REESE, ANDREW JACKSON, Tupelo, Pi Kappa Alpha BUS. REYNOLDS, DANIEL EDWIN, Greenwood, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . AG. RICE, TOMMY EUGENE, Liberty AG, RICHARDSON, JORN IRA, JR., Picayune, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . ENG. RIDLING, JACKIE, Waldron, Arkansas ED. ROBBINS, HAROLD WILLIS, Greenville ENG. TENTH ROW: ROBERSON, MURPHY, BatesviUe BUS. ROBINSON, WILLIAM CURTIS, Brandon AG. ROBISON, CHARLES REED, Tupelo, Pi Kappa Alpha AG. ROCHELLE, SAMMY V., Rolling Fork BUS. ROGERS, WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Collins ED. RONE, JOSH COLEMAN, Ethel BUS. DONE, WALLIE D., Kosciusko ENG. ROSE WALTER REX, Columbus, Alpha Tau Omega AG. ULAR JOKE )NG 3TT 3WERY JNDAY ' pi« PV T ' ■, ' a % SI cBRYDE Ik i t ;f 1 i) ' -• ' ' ,• cCLINTOCK cFARLANE cGARR • ' , ' ' ., - - cGEE, H. A. cGEE, H. D. cGEHEE cKAY cLAIN ' ; J i ' ' t ; cLAUGHLIN cLEMORE :NEAL REYNOLDS ALONE ARTIN ASSEY, H. ASSEY, J. ii 1 1 ftTKIN EADE EDICH LLENDER LLER, D. LLER. E. LLER. W. DFFETT . ' J - J DHON DNTGOMERY DODY . ..- .—s ., ;:k- • .- dore! W. DORELAND DRGAN, J. DRGAN, R. i A ' u - OSELEY ■VBORS AL ' ■, ' f: i LSON WSOM CHOLS IVER, E. 1 - £ £l JVER, I. IDEN ITTERSON AY NNINGTON lARR TTMAN 3NGETTI ' ' • t 1 1 a ?- )PE LLEN TT LANT m .. P , O n s VBORN DKE INDALL UNDLE 1 4;i 1 .;. r 1Y YBORN :ese :ynolds p, - ' ' ' CHARDSON DLING 3BBINS Ilk ' il ;- 4 ' ii - DBERSON OBINSON DBISON OCHELLE DGERS ' Cs. ' : DNE, ' W. OSE MM -J ' . . ,y 5% a; e f6 5 e MAMA DIDN ' T TELL ME ABOUT UPPERCLASSMEN FIRST ROW: ROSENBAUM, ELLIS GREENWALD, JR., Meridian BUS. RUSSELL, TOM LOGAN. Clarksdale. Siqma Alpha Epsilon . . SCI. RUSSUM. JOSEPH HOWARTH, Greenwood SCI. RYLE, ESSIE BROWN, JR., Boyle AG. SACKS. ELLSWORTH JOHN, JR.. Biloxi, Pi Kappa Alpha .... SCI. SCALES. BONNIE FRANCES, Starkville, Chi Omega SCI. SHAW. GEORGE ELLIS. JR.. Jackson. Kappa Alpha BUS. SANDERSON, RUBY JEWEL. Tupelo ED. SAUNDERS, DERO A.. JR., Starkville BUS. SECOND ROW: SCHWERIN, ROBERT LOUIS, Memphis, Tennessee AG. SCOTT, WILLIAM HACKLER, III. Marks. Sigma Chi ENG. SEITZ, ROBERT ECKFORD, Crawford BUS. SEWELL, RICHARD KENNETH, Biloxi ENG. SHACKELFORD, MARION EASLEY, JR., Columbus, Sigma Alpha Epsil.- n ENG. SHAW, MARGARET LOUISE, Starkville, Zeta Tau Alpha .... BUS. SHAW, PAUL BERNARD, Moorhead, Kappa Sigma SCI. SHELTON, WILLIAM RALPH, Monroe, Louisiana ED. SHIPP, CHARLES DANIEL, Belzoni ENG. THIRD ROW; SHOWS, WILLIAM THOMAS, Ovetl AG. SIMS. WILLIAM ALSTON, JR., Greenwood, Sigma Alpha Epsilon ENG. SINCLAIR, WILLIAM RALPH. Poplarville, Kappa Alpha . . . SCI. SKINNER, GEORGE THOMAS. Lucedale AG. SLATER, HILLIARD WOOD, JR., Pascagoula ENG. SMITH, EVERETT LEON. Pine Bluff, Arkansas, Kappa Alpha . . SCI. SMITH, ROBERT ELLIS, Guin, Alabama AG. SNYDER, HOWARD. Canton AG. SOWELL, GEORGE ALLIE, Kosciusko ENG, FOURTH ROW: SPEED, LEROY HAMMOND, JR., Aliceville, Alabama, Pi Kai.i . Ali-h-! ENG. SPRATLIN, ARTHUR DENNIS. Bruce. Lambda Chi Alpha .... BUS. SPRUILL, JOHN WOODRUFF. Canton, Alpha Tau Omega . . . BUS. SPRUILL, OSCAR BURRIS, JR., Columbus, Pi Kappa Alpha . , SCI. STEELE, ROBERT BRYAN, Starkville. Sigma Phi Epsilon .... AG. STEWART. JAMES DONALD, McComb SCI. STIGALL, HENRY ALTON, Memphis, Tennessee BUS. STOWERS, JOHN WILLARD. JR., Inverness, Sigma Phi Epsilon . AG. STRODE, PAUL W., JR., Clarksdale ENG. FIFTH ROW: STUART. LESTER LYONS, Natchez. Kappa Alpha SCI. STUCKEY, HERBERT LEWIS, DeKalb AG. SUBER, BOBBY LEE. Louisville SCI. SULLIVAN. BEN HORACE. Sylvarena AG. SUTHERLAND. DAISY LOU. Booneville, Zola Tau Alpha . . . BUS. SWEARENGEN, JOHN FROST, Oakland ENG. TAYLOR, STANLEY A., Lucedale BUS. TEMPLETON, BONNIE NELL. Starkville BUS. THOMASSON, FORREST LEE. Meridian ED. SIXTH ROW: THOMPSON, ROY ALLEN, JR., Tupelo, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . BUS. TIDWELL, CHARLES, Newton BUS. TUCKER, DUANE H.. Clarksdale AG. TULLOS, HAROLD FRANKLIN. Columbus BUS. TYNER, HAROLD RAY, Grenada AG. UELTSCHEY, NORDAN M.. JR., Forest, Alpha Tau Omega . . .AG. UNDERWOOD. P. W., Cordova, Alabama BUS. UPTON, JERRY WAYNE, Kokomo BUS. VANDERFORD, L. E.. Rochdale, Sigma Chi AG. SEVENTH ROW: VARNADO, JACK DONALD, Natchez, Sigma Pi SCI. VAUGHAN, CHARLES EDWIN. Maben AG. VAUGHAN, FRANCIS MARION, JR., Columbus, Sigma Alpha Epsilon BUS. VINNICHENKO, BORIS ALEXEYEVICH, New York, New York . . BUS. VINSON, NUTREEN, Hamihon ED. VINZANT. THOMAS CAREY. Vicksburg, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . ENG. WALKER, ENOS SAMUEL. Lauderdale ED. WALLACE, CLIFFORD KENDRICK, Laurel, Kappa Sigma . . . BUS. WARD, ROBERT STUART, GuHport SCI. EIGHTH ROW; WARRINGTON, LEON, Lambert AG. WATERS, WILLIAM HUGH, Starkville, Sigma Chi AG. WEAVER, ALFREDA FAY, Calhoun City ED. WEBB. CLYDE NEWBERRY, Quitman AG. WEBB, DERRIL LEE, Tillatoba SCI. WEEKS. BARGER DENNY, Canton, Theta Xi ED. WEIR, GUY RAY, Grenada, Kappa Sigma BUS. WHITE. HAILEY BRADLEY, Scott ENG. WHITE, MARY SUE, Dorsey ED. NINTH ROW; WHITE. ZANE WOODROW. Dorsey ENG. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM RALPH, Fulton AG. WICKER, THOMAS JOHNSON. Greenville BUS. WILLIAMS. CLINTON LOWERY. Bethany ED. WILLIAMSON. DALE CHARLES. Couer d ' Alene. Idaho .... ENG. WILSON, THOMAS EDWARDS, Liberty AG. WISE, WILLIAM GEORGE, Caledonia ED. WOOD. JACK TURNER. Cleveland BUS. WOOTEN, NILES T., JR., Clarksdale, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . BUS. TENTH ROW: WORSHAM,, GEORGE MICHAEL. Oakland ENG. WRIGHT. EUNICE JONES. Indianola ED. YARNICK, RONALD CARL, Johnstown, Pennsylvania BUS. YOUNG. HUGH HARPER. Brookhaven ENG. ROSENBAUM at RUSSELL RUSSUM HYLE SACKS SCALES % SHAW, C. ' ■5 SANDERSON SAUNDERS o SCHWEHIN ' SCOTT ' 1 SEITZ SEWELL ' « V SHACKELFORD SHAW, M. SHAW, P. SHELTON SHIPP i SHOWS m SIMS i SINCLAIR SKINNER SLATER SMITH, E. SMITH, R. SNYDER SOWELL SPEED mk SPRATLIN « SPRUILL, J. ; s m SPRUILL, O. . m STEELE ■1 STEWART STIGALL STOWERS STRODE i. STUART 0t STUCKEY 1 SUBER 1, SULLIVAN  6 SUTHERLAND SWEARENGEN TAYLOR TEMPLETON M THOMASSON THOMPSON TIDWELL TUCKER TULLOS TYNER UELTSCHEY UNDERWOOD UPTON VANDEHFORD i i VARNADO VAUGHAN, C. i 1 VAUGHAN, F. ,- F '  VINNICHENKO VINSON VINZANT WALKER WALLACE WARD WARRINGTON jm ' WATERS WEAVER 0-3m (  WEBB, C. WEBB, D. K- E WEEKS WEIR WHITE, H. WHITE, M. mm W ' M ' i WHITE, Z. 0 WHITEHEAD r m WICKER T WILLIAMS s ♦ WILLIAMSON WILSON WISE WOOD WOOTEN WORSHAM r WRIGHT YAHNICK YOUNG - .- cx o, o, .!? ,. «l o, ' ft f ( t ■■, 8S ■. , « ? V ' K. e m =-.   t J i s n m il « p  a. ft ft s 1 ' , I ; ' ■K v ' . ' i 1 i e .r , o. ' . . Al (« ' J. ;4ctaActce LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Lacey, Swilly, Vance, Smilh Southward, Pace, Spang, Johnson, Crumbley, Carpenter. SEATED: Mitchell, Parks, Puckett, Davenport, Simmons, Boone, Gross, Berry, Filqo. indent govern nieiit In order to bind all students in a stronger union and develop a keener sense of school spirit, in order to promote closer relations between faculty and students, and in order to build a greater Mississippi State — there exists the Student Association. This association annually elects a President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer to the Student Council. They comprise the Executive Committee. Each School elects, according to its constitution, repre- sentatives to the Council who are vested with the powers to vote on all problems in the interest of their respective schools. Other members of the Council are the editor of the Reflector and the editor of the REVEILLE. The Vice-President is also charged as Chairman of the Dance and Entertainment Committee. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SAM SIMMONS President W. A. DAVENPORT Vice-President CALVIN BOONE Secretary A. S. (BENNY) PUCKETT Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Harold Mitchell John Pace Byron Swilly SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Stuart P. Vance Joe Harrell Charlie Crumbley Bill Parks J. O. SOUTHWARD Thomas P. Gross George Berry SCHOOL OF SCIENCE Carlton Carpenter Derrell Smith Johnny Myers Henry Spang B. B. Graves Herman K. Davis Harold Filgo Sam Godbold THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Puckett, Davenport, Simmons, Boone AGRICULTURE Pace Mitchell Swilly LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Meniere. Myers. Ruffin, Foresman, Dunn, Daves. Stone, Collier. STANDING: Coopwood, Speaker, Vance. Ladner. Lawshe. Davenport, Carpenter, Day, Warner, Puckelt, Langston W. A. DAVENPORT George E. Meniere. Jr. John D. Myers Bernell Ruffin Lela Foresman Jane Oakes Dunn Harold Daves J. Everett Stone Seger H. Collier Gene L. Coopwood David Speaker Stuart P. Vance Robert S. Ladner John R. Lawshe Robert E. Day George Warner A. S. Bennie Puckett Eugene P. Langston Billy Carpenter the dance eominittee 108 tp JAY JOHNSON FRANKIE LESTER STAN KENTON HAL McINTYRE As all of you remember, we had no Final Dance in the Spring of 1950. How- ever, hope is high among the students that Harry James, Ray Anthony, Tommy Dorsey, or some equally famous band will be contracted for the Final Dance this year. It is possible, says W. A. MISS JANE CARR Leadout Girl for the Opening Dance an d eittertaimneiit l ' ■V ' J LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Foulkner, Nichols, Sparks. Dongeiux, Stone. SECOND ROW: Myrick. Adams. Cooper. Long, Byrd. THIRD ROW: Digillio. Corbin. Johnson. Rearick. Brown. o Dk VVe a 1 S tate A Lyu n dj a n c e (15 a n d The Collegians, under the direction and managership of Wicky Sparks, have acquired quite a good name for themselves throughout the state. Besides playing for the majority of the dances at State, they have made a Christmas Tour (playing six engagements), are featured occasionally on the Sun day afternoon radio program originating at State, and have cut a considerable amount of wax and tape . . . All very good. These boys, though students in varied fields of study, collect at the drop of a flat (note) to run over any late hit-tune. Wicky does the arranging for the band. MEMBERS OF THE BAND SAXAPHONE Wicky Sparks — Alto Leon Faulkner — Tenor Jimmy Nichols — Baritone Gene Dongeiux — Alto Everette Stone — Tenor TROMBONE Lavon Myrick Bill Adams Jimmy Cooper TRUMPET Butler Digillio Sammy Corbin Oscar Johnson PIANO Ed Byrd GUITAR J. R. Long DRUMS Jack Rearick BASS Bobby Brown Three of Petrillo ' s best! m ' lilt 11 The Ed and his Assist I EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Betty Travis Jerry Simmons Helen Stovall Jimmy Montgomery Jere Lemmons Buddy Waterer Bill Montgomery Ed Walker Marshall Carleton Anne Marie Patterson Joan Harrelson lanie Giles Etta Mae Little Auburn Bethany Dee Dee Hall Robert Smith Bluford Moor J. L. Anthony Bobby Goza Johnny Spruill THE EDITORIAL STAFF CHARLES (BILL) JOHNSON Editor LELA FORESMAN Assistant Editor VIRGINIA BARFIELD Fraternity Co-Editor DON PERKINS Fraternity Co-Editor MARGARET WATKINS Class Editor DOROTHY HARRELSON Senior Class MARGIE STEWART Junior Class ANN NICHOLS Sophomore Class MARGARET CAIN Freshman Class A. H. (BILL) BOYD Faculty Editor CARL LONG. JR Sports Editor JIMMY HARRISON Military Editor MARY JOY GREGORY Features Editor LOIS HEGWOOD Picture Editor JOHANNE SMITH Organizations Editor NANCY GUERRY Art Editor BOBBY DAY Snapshots Co-Editor BILLY SYKES Snapshots Co-Editor PRUITT ' S STUDIO Photographers They turned out the Fral Section To work the Faculty c Snapshot Men Smiles from Senior Sec Lei ' s plan Features, huh? ' THE BUSINESS STAFF SEGER H. COLLIER Business Manager JOSEPHINE COLLIER Secretary KATHERINE SWAYZE National Advertising JOE HARRELL Salesman JIM WILSON Salesman fc ii He managed the funds Collier and his Business Crew Junior, Sophomore, and Frosh Staff mugs Little crew for so much Picture pullin ' Military Men - almost literally A big job. the Sports, but well don Organization is cr big, big job! Shortly after Christmas, following a trend for that month, Managing Editor Lamar Pace joined the Navy; Van Bristow joined the Marine Corps, because, as Van put it, Somebody ' s got to be a hero in this fracas; and the new Sports Editor Terry Swalm received his notification of recall to active duty with the Navy. In the resulting reshuffling of the staff, Guy Chittom was moved up to the position of Managing Editor, Billy Bobbins moved from the News desk to take over the Sports Editor ' s job, and Van ' s younger brother, Jerry, took over cartooning duties. Swalm remained as columnist until he went to the Navy. iceH cto ' 7 Over Half Century of Progressive Collegiate Journalism Published Every Tuesday The News Editor and Staff pose. Made just after the ' Bama game, probably. STAFF Editor-in-Chief JAMES H. LACEY. JR. Managing Editor LAMAR PACE News Editor lEAN ULMER News Reporters HOMER MANN JOHN STARR JACK FITZGERALD JAMES CLANTON GILES LINDLEY WALTER GUY CHITTOM Sports Editor WALTER RICE Sports Reporters JERRY BRISTOW ANDY REESE RODNEY FARRIS WILLARD WHITE JERRY SIMMONS JIMMY HARRISON TRAVIS PHILLIPS Society Editor DOT DUBARD Head Photographer CHARLES ALLISTON Military Editor HOMER MANN Copy Editor HUGH MAYERHOFF Business Manager WESLEY BOONE, JR. Advertising Manager ARTHUR MELTON Mail Circulation JOHNNY BOYLES National Advertising R. P. COON ODOM Circulation PAOL McLAIN CAMERON POPE the board €il publication The Board oi Publications serves in a governing capacity, basically, though it renders a great service to the publications of the Student Body in practical solution to problems presented by the editors of those publications. The Board is composed of the Administrative Assistant to the President, who serves as Chairman; two faculty members; the Head of the Department of Public Relations; the President of the Associated Student Body; and the editors of the two campus publications, The Reflector and the REVEILLE. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sam Simmons, President of the Associated Student Body; Marvin Osborn, Head of the Public Relations Depart- ment; Mr. Ben Hilbun, (SEATED), Administrative Assistant to the President; Charles (Bill) Johnson. Editor of the REVEILLE; and Jim Lacey, Editor oi the Reflector. .-m0m ..: W j« i J %r 4 i%r P- 1 ]} m ' v. gig. mtHi: Oh 1 4 PAHTY! PAHTYf 1 1 |i THE MERMAIDS B|f t J GOING TO TOWN? tn i i WHAT ' S THAT, SARG ' . .. ' ' « eatune fm ' . X . I I i K mr. missiissippi state W P itiisis lois sisisippi state LEILA PAGE most beautiful beauty 131 VIRGINIA BARFIELD beauty 132 DOT DUBARD b e a u t jr BILLIE BLAKE HARTNESS beauty ■• ' -s ' : ' ' : ■134 PAT MARTIN b e a u t ;f RACHEL MURRUY e a n i J ANN NICHOLS b e a o t y reveille ' s JEANNE BLAKE LELA FORES MAN MARY JOE GREGORY favorites lERRIE LEMONS ETTA MAE LITTLE MARTHA ROBERTS l. MARGARET SHAW HELEN STOVALL MARGIE STEWART DAISY SOUTHERLAND ETTY TRAVIS CAROLYN WALTERS GEORGE BERRY JACK BICKERSTAFF DON R. BRANCH f ho ' ss i¥ h o a m o a n a itiidenti in AMOS BURNS HAROLD CAFFEY CARLTON CARPENTER GERALD GLOWER W CHARLES FILGO ■i TOMMY GILMORE SAM GODBOLD JAMES HERRING ? TF X WILLIAM JONES JAMES MINYARD HAROLD MITCHELL ROBERT MOHLER american colleaeA and uniuerAitieA ANN NICHOLS JIMMY NICHOLS BENNIE PUCKETT SAM SIMMONS DERRELL SMITH CATHERINE SWAYZE STUART VANCE GEORGE WARNER JAMES WEBSTER BEN YANDELL fHiictOfUf. k ' A COMMISSIONED OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Mai. Robert R. Taylor Jr., Capt Ben T. Ellis, Capt. Troy H. Middleton, Capt. William A. Gresham. the regular army... NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS MAJOR HENRY P. DAVIS, PAS T and the air force THE AIR FORCE STAFF r i fc.-:ii pj . [■M Bl -4jLJ P tlie cadet offieeriii Regimental Staff REGIMENTAL STAFF COL. CHARLES L. WARNER Regimental Commander LT. COL. ALBERT H. BOYD Regimental Adjutant MAJOR W. A. DAVENPORT Regimental S-3 MAJOR OREN R. SEGREST Regimental S-2 AIR BATTALION STAFF LT. COL. W. H. ORSBORN Bn. Commander CAPT. RODDIS M. FREEMAN Bn. Executive CAPT. THOMAS L. WILEY Bn. S-3 CAPT. JAMES L. KEATING Bn. Adjutant ARTILLERY BATTALION STAFF LT. COL. JOHN B. BURNS Bn. Commander CAPT. T. B. BRISTER Bn. Executive CAPT. CHARLES H. MITCHELL Bn. S-3 CAPT. GREGORY ROOT Bn. Adjutant INFANTRY BATTALION STAFF LT. COL. JOHN D. ALBRITTON Bn. Commander CAPT. FAULK O. SMITH Bn. Executive CAPT. H. F. PATRICK Bn. S-3 CAPT. B. D. LEE Bn. Adjutant and the cadets Scabbard Blade f. 5l ,P LAUNDRY BOY ■.4  3- 4( m )ne a a a t H ■J I irr a STATE TROOPS WAKE UP KING - % 1 ' M % « ° ' ' ' ' ' t o CHOW — f I team The Mississippi State Rifle Team is coached by Norman B. Mekkelson and Troy H. Middle- ton. Each year the team competes in about twenty meets. The meets held on this campus are with Ole Miss and Alabama. State will also journey to Oxford and Tuscaloosa for return matches. All other matches will held by mail. The team, which is a member of the National Rifle Association, will also fire for the Hearst Trophy. mJS.. J a n d b a n d The Cadet Band is composed of students who are enrolled in military and have the ability to toot an instrument of some description. The band performs at all parades and reviews of the State College Regiment, and wherever needed for a military purpose. Capt. William A. Gresham is the director of this band and he has developed a splendid unit which renders much service to the school. The officers of the band are chosen from advanced military students. This year Joe Bristow was the first sergeant. ;4t ieUc t nst;te 4 SMI ' CLARENCE STRANGE the bulldog ' s Walker, Tait, and Bullock toss with Stroud Coach of the Week Morton being carried off the field while the crowds chet high command K T SIPP ' WERNER DUTCH LUCHSINGER ARTHUR SLICK ' MORTON !S t a t e 67 ark. istate . . . tlioie ()7 points In the opening day game on Scott Field, the Mississippi State Maroons swamped Arkansas State 67-0. The game was highlighted by the fine deception of Twig Branch and a 72 yard punt return by Norman Duplain. Sharing in the scoring were Bill Stewart, Pete Polovina, Tom Rushing, Bill Morrow, Joe Fortunate, Dean Corbell, and Max Stainbrook ... In winning their first game since 1948, the Maroons scored more points than during the entire 1949 season. NO TEST YET! M m: ' , M Pistol Pete Marks Up Seven for State FRANK TWIG BRANCH, Q.l GIL VERDERBER, Q.B. SEPTEMBER 23. 1950 M.S.C. A.S.C. First Downs 21 4 Net Yards Rushing 297 6 Passes Attempted 18 8 Passes Completed 8 2 Yards Passing 257 21 Total Net Yards 554 27 ED LECHLER, Q.B. SIMS COOLEY, Q.B. DICK STUVER, Q.B. MAX STAINBROOK. Q.B ' ' ' : ' •- f BILL STEWART, F.B. CHARLIE CRUMBLY. F.B. JACK RUCKER. F.B. WILLIS ROBERTSON, F.B. Six of the seven that beat Tennessee Rough General — Ain ' t it By downing the highly rated Tennessee Vols, Mississippi State put its bid for a winning team on a firm footing. Prior to this game Tennessee was rated as the third ranking team in the nation, however, the superior defense of the Maroons was too much for the Vols who went on to sweep the remainder of their season undefeated and to win the Cotton Bowl on New Years Day. The defensive action was led by Max Stainbrook, who played havoc with the Tennessee passing attack allowing only one pass completion. Also outstanding on defense were Tait, Corbell, Pyron, Owens, Walker, Ashley, Ruscor, Rucker, and Bivona. The great ground gaining power was attributed to Tom Rushing, Bill Stewart, and Wally Beach . . . Coach Morton was honored by being chosen Coach Of The Week following this game, which was later voted the upset of the year in the Southeastern Conference. (Sugar Bowl Bound.) SEPTEMBER 30, 1950 STATE First Downs 15 Net Yards Rushing 18S Passes Attempted 1 Passes Completed Yards Passings Total Net Yards 186 IS t a t e tenneissiee . . . I4. ZJ, 5 easiestl [ C PETE POLOVINA, H.B. NORMAN DUPLAIN. H. TOM ' DUTCH- RUSHING. H.B. WALLY BEACH, H.B. §; t a t e OCTOBER 7, 1950 First Downs STATE . . 10 b a ;f 1 o r 14 Net Yards Rushing . . Passes Attempted . . . Passes Completed . . . . . 230 . . 10 . . 5 . . . beari nana itate firit aej-eat Yards Passing . . . . Total Net Yards . . . . . 32 . . 262 . C. BAUGHMAN, H.B. DUVAL HEFLIN, H.B. BOB MOHLER, H.B. BOB JEFFRIES, C. After trailing for three quarters the Baylor Bears took to the air to defeat the Maroons 14-7. The game was played in Shreveport, Louisiana. Bill Morrow, Wally Beech, and Bill Stewart led the offense, while Shag Pyron, Art Tail, and Tex Ashley were outstanding on defense. This game was an even greater loss due to the fact that Rex Bullock suffered a broken leg and was out for the rest of the season. We ' ll still be SEC Champs! ts in Shreveport The Georgia Bulldogs put on a hard fighting offense besides tak- ing advantage of Maroon fum- bles, to win their Homecoming Game 27-0. The Maroons drove under the shadow of the Georgia goal sev- eral times on the strength of passes by Verterber and the running of Rushing and Polovina only to be halted by fumbles and pass inter- ceptions. State put up a fine de- fense led by Tait, Pyron, Owens and Ruscoe. OCTOBER 14. 1950 STATE GEORGIA First downs . . . . . 12 11 Net Yards Rushing . . 58 170 . . 21 7 Passes Completed . . . 5 3 Yards Passing . . . . 80 65 Total Net Yards . . . 146 235 I. C. STEWART (E) BUCK STEWART (E) mist te georg i a 27 . . . aint j air JOHN KATUSA (E) FRED DREYSPRING (E) ! « i a t e a 1 a b a 111 a 14 OCTOBER 28. 1950 M.S.C. First Downs 16 Net Yards Rushing .... 220 Passes Attempted 15 Passes Completed 8 Yards Passing 75 Total Net Yards 295 lite big, tobbe This game was one of those strange ones. According to playing and statistics we won — but the score board didn ' t say so. The Maroon Men were plagued with fumbles; penalties and Referees. Again Max Stain- brook kept the opposition back with his fine punting which were each good for over forty yards. In the line Pete Walker and Sam Cavallaro were outstanding along with Tait and Pyron. Stainbrook shifted to end and scored the lone tally on a pass reception and then converted. The offense was sparked by Rushing, Beech, Branch, Dreyspring, Corbell and Blount. in! They ' ll Never Catch You Maroon Spirit OTIS SHATTLES (G) OLLY FAIRCHILD (G) HERMAN PINER (G) DEAN PADAVON (E RUDY FIEDOR (G) BILL MORROW (H.B.) NOVEMBER 4. 1950 M.S.C. First Downs 17 Yards Rushing 303 Passes Attempted 15 Passes Completed 7 Yards Passing 95 Total Yards 398 TONY KOTOWSTI (E) DEAN CORBELL (E) . t was a cold cla The Maroons won another SEC victory by roUing the Auburn Tigers in the Scott Field mud. Ahhough the visi- tors held the Maroons to a scoreless tie during the first half, when it was all over we had won again, and this time 27-0. Bill Stewart and Dean Corbell tore up the Au- burn line and Norman Duplain turned in some of his famous long runs. When the going got rough in the mud, Gil Veterber filled the air with his passes. Due to injuries of the older men much of the credit for this victory must be given to the Sophomores who filled in just fine. BRING ON KENTUCKY! Couldn ' t catch hi % i m STEVE CLARK (E) BEN RUSCOE (E) ED EVANS (E) ARTHUR TAIT (E) state auburn t9 1 PI J 1 1 GENE GALEY (G) I. 1 r. SHEPPARD (G) DOG OWENS (G) TEX ASHLEY (G) §; t a t e 21 keiitaekj 48 SAM CAVALLERO (G) JOHN TULLOH (G) NOVEMBER 11, 1950 M.S.C. U.of K. First Downs 14 17 Yards Rushing 102 159 Passes Attempted 27 24 Passes Completed 14 15 Yards Passing 201 250 Total Yards 303 409 ihai iecond t At last we really had a bad day. We had heard that Parilli had a Magic Arm and we believe it now. The Kentucky Wildcats defeated the Maroons 48-21 but their record was marred. The 21 points scored by the Maroons was the largest score run up against Kentucky in two seasons. At the half, by virtue of recovered fumbles and interceptions, the Wildcats led 27-7 but the Maroons never gave up and roared back to score 14 more points in the second half. Rushing plunged over for one score, while he and Clark both scored on pass completions. WAIT ' TILL PARILLI GRADUATES! Parilli can run too— Ha! 0 t Jlk ' JOE CIMINI (T) COUNTRY VAUGHN (T) PAUL YOUNGER (T) . . tL e maroons Ai natteL .laerS hoped The Maroons got back into the win column with a surprising upset over the L. S. U. Tigers to the tune of 13-7. The first half saw State lose two possible scores on a fumble and a pass interception. Also L. S. U. failed to score when Max Stainbrook pulled the runner down on the one yard line as the half time whistle blew. The score was tied 7-7 in the fourth quarter with State scoring in the waning minutes to go ahead and win. This was undoubtedly Branch ' s outstanding game, while Dog Owens was the mainstay of the defense. Bill Stewart made the game ' s longest run of 50 yards. SHAG PYTON (T) LONG JOHN PACE (T) JACK BLOUNT (T) Wally Beech vs. the Tigers For all to see p-j MISS.SWE B f¥ ' H NOVEMBER 18, 1950 M.S.C. First Downs 12 Net Yards Rushing 191 Passes Attempted 10 Passes Completed S Yards Passing 7G Total Net Yards 267 state 1 • iS • u • 13 ole misiis !27 iS t a t e 20 ▼1 Running the Rebels Ragged . . ihai: dad dau Ole Miss finally won a conference game but it had to be at oui expense. John Dottley finished his stay at the Country Club by racking up over a hundred yards against the Maroons. The game was in the balance to the end. Wally Beech and Tom Rushing made several fine runs, Arthur Tait, Joe Fortunate, and Max Stainbrook put up a great defense which foiled many Rebel plays. Upsetting Maroons Upset DECEMBER 2, 1950 First Downs . . Yards Rushing . Passes Attempted Passes Completed Yards Passing . Total Yards . . KENNETH DeLOE (T) GENE MILLER (T) ARTHUR BROOME (T) PETE WALKER (G) BASIL STRICKLAND (G) CHARLES PITTMAN (T) f. T 4 h4I ua2 38. ei -B7M4- 67. 81 64 I ui; li PI WP JII •• M ft  • .i?. l ' - -..««Jr« The Baby Bulldogs THE MANAGERS BOBBY COLTHORP TEX MOSELEY T|W - ' Daley Shoots Against Georgia the maroon si Paced by Dead Eye Hargett, All Southeastern second team, the Maroon Basketballers of 1950 played the last sea- son in the old barn. The new $700,000 gym is one of the finest in the South today. Although winning only 6 of their 16 games, the Maroons defeated a highly favored Tulane five in the Southeastern Tournament; however, the Maroons were defeated 56-46 by Kentucky, the national champs, in the next game. With a new gym and a steadily im- proving squad, the future looks bright for basketball at State. :l|i:l The Varsity Squad iJmk A ■M W WM (feisTOTr :i : lf ' n the hardwood SEASON ' S RECORD 1949-50 STATE 45 FLORIDA 63 STATE 51 GEORGIA 40 STATE 47 ALABAMA 44 STATE 55 KENTUCKY 87 STATE 64 AUBURN 65 STATE 50 VANDERBILT 62 STATE 64 OLE MISS 60 STATE 65 TENNESSEE 56 STATE 48 L S. U. 41 STATE 60 AUBURN 65 STATE 55 TULANE 53 STATE 38 ALABAMA 58 STATE 50 VANDERBILT 85 STATE 58 L. S. U. 68 STATE 53 TULANE 73 STATE 45 OLE MISS 62 STATE 56 TULANE 47 (SEC TOURNEY) STATE 46 KENTUCKY 56 (SEC TOURNEY) RED NICHOLSON 4 ' COACH PAUL GREGORY the thi II elad s State ' s track team participated in meets with Ole Miss, University of Alabama, LSU, Auburn, the Southern Relays, and the SEC tournament. Upholding the tradition, they defeated Ole Miss, which allows Ole Miss only 2 victories in 16 years. Although they failed to win their other meets, the Maroons fought all of the way. At Bama, Elmo Branch won both the frosh high jump and pole vault; his heights were the best for the day. At L. S. U., Harrison and Cooley both tied for first. THE TRACK TEAM Neeley, who set an unofficial world ' s record for the 100 last season, was hampered by a broken leg received in football. on the track Will Harrison Make It? ' Elmo Branch on the pole vault - w Prince Allan Cooley throws the discus a a Varnado hurls the javelin Miller and D. R. Branch f- 1 ■S h LEE WILLIAMS Pitcher JOE SHEPPARD Pitcher ■eS vH ■I H m; p w rH stAr , 4 hi i |fea « ' - ' - • - For the first time in two years the State Baseball team failed to win the conference championship, losing to this year ' s champions, Alabama, for the Western Division championship. However, the Maroon nine was a very formidable foe to any opponent, winning 13 of their 19 games. the bulldogs on the diamond Lamon wielding his wicked willow COACH DOC PATTY Baseball Coach IHiPifN dkTi m ' ' s m BUCK JONES AL SMITH Pitcher Pitcher H Rcbinsc r with Manager Moorhead ■W X Aic « , f ST v4 - r i i v:jj Tony Katowski. Joe Roy Adams, ■' Sonny Schneider, and Don Robinson JOE RHODES 6 JACK BERRY O It i h courts Coach Tom Sawyer ' s netmen of 1950 stamped themselves in the eyes of Mississippi tennis fans as the best collegiate team ever turned out in the Magnolia State. They played and defeated each of the other college teams in the state in dual meets and then easily won the Mississippi Inter-collegiate Tournament held on the campus. In conference play, the Maroons finished in the top half of the league for the first time, winning four meets and losing three. They trounced Ole Miss twice, broke even with L. S. U. and Auburn, but lost once to Alabama. Abide Tillery Goff Weeks . it gives you great pleasure . THE STATE TENNIS TEAM ( nee ■T lf f- . •5 E .. ' !_: ' ■« interfraternitj The Mississippi State Inter-Fraternity Council is composed of two members from each of the twelve active chapters of national fraternities. The purpose of the IFC is to correlate activities of the individual chapters and to obtain solutions to common problems through joint action for advancement of the chapters. OFFICERS JOHN PRINCE President HUDSON CHESTEEN Vice-President JOE T. IDIAQUEZ Secretary and Treasurer Joe Idiaquez Thomas V. Noland John R. Prince Derrell Smith Thomas Mason Dale Williams C. E. Klumb T. G. Slephensor Everette Stone Victor Meena Thomas A. Keeife Ralph Thompson A. S. Puckett R. P. Odom George Warner Jimmy Crook Herbert McLaurin Ben Brown Tucker Miller Seger Collier James E. Lipe Charles H. Johnso AXA Edgar Pressgrove Hudson Chesteen council BACK ROW: Joe Idiaquez, Thomas A. Keeffe, A. S. Puckett, R. P. Odom MIDDLE ROW: Victor Meena, Edgar Pressgrove, Thomas Mason, Jimmy Crook, John Prince, D. R. Branch, Charles H. Johns 181 EPSILON EPSILON CHAPTER OFFICERS THOMAS VAUGHAN NOLAND Worthy Master ROBERT LAWSHE Worthy Chaplain JAMES R. WILSON Worthy Scribe K. EDWARD BYRD .... 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Ducksworfh Sammy Hinton Hollis Quimby Ray Bass Garon Dyess John Lunday D ' Arcy Templeton Curtiss Beasley Billy Eldridge Ernest McLellan Jack Varnado Bill Boon Bobby Everett James Moore Gene Williams Jack Catron Frank Harmon Lavon Myrick Joe Wood Malcoln Worrell Mr. John A. Young FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. John T. Presley Mr. F. S. Edwards Vincennes University, Indiana February 26, 1897 ESTABLISHED December 11, 1936 COLORS Lavender and White FLOWER Lavender Orchid CLANTON CROWE GOUGH HEFLIN JOHNSON MASON RONE RUFFIN TOLER WILLIAMS ANDRESS, C. ANDRESS, R. BEASLEY BOON CATRON DAVISON DUCKSWORTH DYESS EVERETT HARMON HAYWARD LUNDAY MOORE MYRICK OLIVER QUIMBY VARNADO WILLIAMS WOOD WORRELL §iigiiia pi n .4 V || «. i) f ; «■?, .a. - E • m «r . :: «i- 1, .- ■- ' m ALPHA XI CHAPTER OFFICERS H. I. McLAUREN President B. L. BROWN Vice-President R. G. GARRETSON Treasurer I. L. HUDSON Secretary MEMBERS David Bailey Jerrold Hudson Francis Matlock Benjamin Brown Will Johnson Harberl McLouren Roland Garretson Julius Love Arnold Sullivan Adolph Wagner PLEDGES Daniel Bolian James Johnson Fletcher Porter William Gardner Bill McAIpin Charles Thomas James Goodwin Jimmy Montgomery Denny Weeks Hershel Haynes FACULTY ADVISORS Warner Berry Edward Custer J. A. McReynolds David Schwartz FOUNDED ESTABLISHED COLORS FLOWER Rensselaer Polytechnic April, 1940 Blue and White Rose Institute. Troy, New York April 29, 1864 3, n emorium Carlelon Kelley if m -L theta xi BAILEY BOLIAN GARRETSON JOHNSON, W. MONTGOMERY :1? 1 . 4 ( f r (f , theta kappa phi The national Catholic social fraternity Theta Kappa Phi was founded October 1, 1919, at Lehigh University. Rho chapter of Theta Kappa Phi received its charter October 23, 1948. Adorned with the colors of red, silver and gold, Theta Kappa Phi embodies the fraternal precepts of the brotherhood of man and the fatherhood of God. THOMAS A. KEEFFE OFFICERS DAVID J. BRUMLEVE . Vice-President RALPH T. THOMAS . Sec.-Treasui ' ' ' ' 14 H •i. 1 ' j m J H I H M mMBl5 ' i 1 . . F. BARRETT D. BRUMLEVE E. lESURUNI T. KEEFFE i ] S. CUEVAS R. MORAN % 4 C. DELANEY N. HAAS J. STARR L. STEFANO W. HARRISON R. THOMPSON samurai Mississippi State Chapter of Samurai is quite young, having been estabUshed in February, 1951. It is a sub-chapter of Samurai at L. S. U., these two chapters being the only ones in existence. Samurai is a social organization whose purpose is to promote better relations between individuals i of each fraternity, as well as inter-fraternity relations in general, through social activity. || Five men, juniors or seniors, from each fraternity are picked by Samurai to constitute its memb ■' ship. Upon graduating, these men are replaced by others, while membership is extended to stray Greeks. all i The Charter Members are pictured below, with the exception of R. L. Richardson, KA. ij ■OFFICERS i George D. Warner President BUI C. Wright Secretary James E. Stone, Jr Treasurer MEMBERS (Reading left to right) 1 Seger H. Collier, HKA; Russell Cunningham, IIKA: Robert M. Henson, -AE; Joe Idiaquez, Jr., ATSi; Charles H. Johnson, -0E; ! Thomas A. Keeffe, HK0. SECOND ROW: James E. Lipe, : 0E: Jimmy Montgomery, HZ; E. E. Pressgrove. Jr., AXA; Billy Robbins, 1 KA; Oren Segrest, i; ; Henry Spang, AXA. THIRD ROW: Leland S. Speakes, Jr., :iX; Albert H. Spinks, K:i; James E. Stone. Jr., 1 ZAE; George D. Warner. Jr., -X; Bill C. Wright, K-, • ' '  Ij q, O; .:£ •. P , ■i-k ¥ V % 5. • , , ..-5 • )? ' AXk m tM . : . 1 r m f ! -J w -wlf ' ' ' ' •-- -,.,« _.-i..::- .. - - ,— : r ' • m Mk m ■i trjuP %y ehi omega OFFICERS CATHERINE SWAYZE President MARGARET WATKINS Vice-President fOSEPHINE COLLIER Secretary MARTHA BURGOYNE Treasurer lOHANNE SMITH Pledge Mother FOUNDED ESTABLISHED COLORS FLOWER University of Arkansas, 1895 1936 Cardinal and Straw White Carnation MEMBERS PLEDGES Randy Adams Jackie Major Mary Patricia Jones Bonni Yancey Adams Pat Martin Martha Burgoyne Anne Nichols Josephine Collier JoAnda Osgood Anne Edmonson Catherine Swayze Lela Foresman Annie Louise Vance l ' Bobbie Harris Margaret Watkjns ADAMS, R. ADAMS, Y. BURGOYNE COLLIER EDMONSON FORESMAN HARRIS MAIOR MARTIN NICHOLS SWAYZE VANCE WATKINS lONES SCALES T zeta tail alpha OFFICERS lUANICE STEVENSON President VIRGINIA BARFIELD Vice-President MARGIE STEWART Secretary HELEN STOVALL Treasurer MARTHA ROBERTS Historian BETTY M. WALKER Guard FOUNDED Virginia State Normal, Farmville. Virginia, October 15, 1898 ESTABLISHED April. 1940 COLORS Turquoise Blue and Steel Gray FLOWER White Violet Virginia Barfield Helen Cabler Jane Dunn Sara Jane Gregory Dorothy Harrelson MEMBERS Joan Harrelson B. B. Hartness Martha Roberts Juanice Stevenson Marcie Stewart Helen Stovall Peggy Templeton Jeanne Blake Juanita Thompson Grace Coon Betty Travis Fa Homa Crumby Betty Walker Dot DuBard Barbara Willcutt Etta Mae Little Margaret Shaw Daisy Sutherland Carolyn Walters Emma Williams BARFIELD CABLER DUNN HARRELSON, D. HARRELSON, I. HARTNESS ROBERTS STEVENSON STEWART STOVALL TEMPLETON THOMPSON TRAVIS WALKER WILLCUTT BLAKE COON CRUMBY DuBARD LITTLE SHAW SUTHERLAND WALTERS WILLIAMS i 4£ p • ( • o ARPENTER MITCHELL omieroit delta kappa Omicron Delta Kappa, National Leadership Honor Society for men, was founded in 1914 at Washington and Lee University, Virginia. The three-fold purpose of ODK is: First, to recognize men who have attained a high standard of efficiency in college activities, and to inspire others to strive for conspicuous attainments along similar lines. Second, to bring together the most representative men in all phases of collegiate life and thus to create an organization which will help to mold the sentiment of the mstitution on questions of local and intercollegiate interest. Third, to bring together members of the faculty and student body of the institution on a basis of mutual interest and understanding. OFFICERS Carlton L. Carpenter. Jr President George Warner Vice-President Dr. John Locke Secretary John Prince Treasurer ACTIVE ALUMNI Don R. Branch Rouse CaHey Carlton L. Carpenter, Joe Cleland Bruce Mitchell John Prince BRAGEN BRANCH CAFFEY I MEMBERS CARPENTER lames Bragen D. R. Branch Rouse Caffey CLELAND Carlton L. Carpenter EASON W. O. Cleland WiUiam Eason GILMORE Tom Gilmore HOUSTON P, D. Houston Charles E. Klumb fim H. Lacey Bruce Mitchell KLUMB fohn Prince LACEY A. S. Puckett MITCHELL Sam Simmons PRINCE Norwood Varnado Seorge Warner Ben S. Yandell PUCKETT SIMMONS VARNADO WARNER YANDELL ) ' J M blue k e The National Honor Fraternity of Blue Key was organized by Major B. C. Riley at the University of Florida in 1924. The Fraternity grew out of a group of student leaders who were assembled at that campus for the purpose of organizing and coordinating the activities for the campus homecoming. This group of student leaders functioned so well that it was formally organized into what is now the Blue Key Fraternity. Blue Key was established at Mississippi State in April, 1928. Juniors and Seniors who have proved themselves to be outstanding in leadership, character, schol- arship, student activities, and service to the school are eligible for membership. OFFICERS BEN S. YANDELL President D. R. BRANCH Vice-President GEORGE WARNER Recording Secretary NORWOOD VARNADO Corresponding Secretary PROF. CHARLES E. LAWRENCE Alumni Secretary PROF. GORDON K. BRYAN Faculty Advisor FACULTY MEMBERS Caleb B. Burgoyne T. T. Brackin D. M. McCain Alester G. Holmes. Ir. W. J. Stemme Harry C. Simrall Robert C. Weems Charles E. Lawrence Ben F. Hilbun HONORARY MEMBERS Fred T. Mitchell H. L. Scales 1. D. Sassums John C. Stennis a ip The Mississippi Chapter of Alpha Zeta received its charter on May 12, 1928, and has been very active in campus affairs since that date. The fraternity is an honorary agricultural fra- ternity composed of graduate and undergraduate students of high scholarship on the basis of character, leadership, and per- sonality. Its purpose is to pro- mote the profession of agricul- ture and to develop high stand- ards of scholarship, character, leadership and fellowship among its members. OFFICERS DON R. BRANCH President ROUSE CAFFEY . . . Vice-President T. E. GILMORE Secretary EARNEST CURREY .... Treasurer JOHN E. ROVERSON .... Reporter DEAN E. B. COLMER . Alumni Advisor I. D. Albritton Paul Allen R. H. Andrews Cecil Blackwell Calbin Boone D. R. Branch Rouse Caifey M. B. Cagle N. B. Corley Louis Conerly E. A. Currey lack Davis W. P. Eason O. T. Gilbert R. H. Gillespie T. E. Gilmore C. T. Lowry W. H. Muckelrath O. T. Marshall R. H. Mathis P. G. McLain V. H. Meena R. M. Morion I. H. Pace J. D. Paschal Herbert Patrick D. H. Reedy I. E. Roberson J. O. Sanford J. F. Smith G. D. Warner Max Word Ben Yandell ALBRITTON ALLEN ANDREWS BLACKWELL BOONE BRANCH CAFFEY CAGLE CORLEY CONERLY CURREY DAVIS EASON GILBERT GILMORE GILLESPIE GROSS LOWRY MUCKELRATH MARSHALL ha zeta MATHIS McLAIN MEENA MORTON PACE PASCHAL PATRICK REEDY ROBERSON SANFORD SMITH WARNER WORD YANDELL : k r y I o. a ■.. 1 V 7 ' ' J 4j - - ,1 0 R 1 - J z ■■Li ■MAtM 1 o. t ,1 ■i iAl t r , a w O. rs, ■' t i il phi eta sigma CROW - ._ f = N| r l ' EMMONS ,  iP- V , ,-P ) I ■1 gaita, ' '  1 KEADY  .-.r t - ' ' — ■LAWRENCE ' .x €||F • - ' ' ' ' w SMITH ' . ,4i ' y« ■«. 1 THOMPSON ' . - , , WATEREH i The Mississippi State College Chapter of Phi Eta Sigma, National freshman honorary fraternity, was installed in May, 1935. The purpose of the fraternity is to promote scholarship among freshman stu- dents. A quality point average of 2.5 or above during one ' s first semester or an overall average of 2.5 or better during the whole freshman year is required for initiation, and one remains active during the semester he is initiated and the one immediately following. The colors of the fraternity are black and gold. OFFICERS GEORGE EDWARD BISHOP President JOSEPH FRANCIS CURRY Vice-President TERRY TOM CROW Treasurer ALEX F. RAMSAY. JR Secretary GUY ALLEN THOMPSON, JR Reporter MEMBERS George Edward Bishop Terry Tom Crow Donald Myron Keady Alex T. Ramsey, Jr. Marion Buren Cagle Joseph Francis Curry Julian Leroy Lawrence James Robert Smith Robert Arthur Cooper Mack Emmons Bill Edward Morehead Gul Allen Thompson Tommy C. Crook Henry C. Waterer f (T iJ0 u J ifi lifi } ' :MiM2k ANDREWS BATSON CAFFEY CAMPBELL CARPENTER CAYLOR CURREY EXCHEVERRIA FAIRLEY FREEMAN FRIDAY GOODWIN MABRY McINTYRE MITCHELL. E. MITCHELL, H. POLIZO, C. POLIZO, D. STANFORD STEWART STOWERS BRANCH HARRIS MURPHY ! beta beta beta Beta Beta Beta is a society for students of the biological sciences. It seeks to encourage scholarly attainment in this field of learning by reserving its membership for those who achieve superior aca- demic records and who indicate special aptitude for the subject of biology. It desires to cultivate in- tellectual interest in the natural sciences and to promote a better appreciation for the value of bio- logical study. It aims to advance the general objectives of education by making a worthy contribution to the curricular program of the life sciences. It emphasizes a threefold program; namely, stimulation of sound scholarship; dissemination of scientific knowledge; and promotion of biological research. OFFICERS TOM STANFORD President JAMES MABRY Vice-President PROVISIONAL MEMBERS FACULTY ADVISOR Frank N. Branch B. H. Ellis Barbara Harris Regina Murphy Dale J. Richey John I. Smith Helen Sfovall FACULTY MEMBERS Robert B. Channell R. E. Schuster Dr. Caly Lyle C. A. Wilson MEMBERS Richard H. Andrews William N. Batson Rouse Caffey William V. Campbell Will D. Carpenter John Caylor Howard D. Clark William O. Cleland Ernest Currey Alfredo J. Excheverria Willie Fairley Herman Freeman Howard C. Friday Randle E. Furr Charles B. Goodwin Aaron W. Goza Proctor D. Houston Kenneth C. Morgan Kurts B. Stowers Carl Hunsucker Cosette B. Polizo Frank N. Branch Kathleen Key Dimitri Polizo B. H. Ellis James Mabry Jay M. Russell Barbara Harris Rhoda Mclntyre Albert Spinks Regina Murphy Earl Bruce Mitchell Tom Stanford John James Smith Harold H. Mitchell Marcie Stewart Helen Stovall alpha tau alpha The Alpha Tau Alpha, a Notional Professional and Honorary Agricultural Education Fraternity, was founded at the University of Illinois in 1921. The Omicron chapter was organized at Mississippi State in the spring of 1938. Its purpose is to develop a true professional spirit in the teaching of Vocational Agriculture, to help train teachers of Vocational Agriculture, and to foster a true fraternal spirit among students in teacher- training for Vocational Agriculture. OFFICERS JAMES E. GOODMAN PresidenI LEAMON E. MALONE Vice-President DEWARD E. SPRABERRY Secretary JOE L. DUNCAN Treasurer THOMAS P. GROSS Reporter HERMAN B. COWART Sergeant-ot-Arms ADVISORY COMMITTEE CHARTER MEMBERS DUNCAN, J. L. r. G. Martin L. Snowden DUNCAN, O. T FRANCIS GOODMAN SPRABERRY .• ' ' ' ' l ll ' ; 3 ' - . ji} ;. ehi lambda rho Chi Lambda Rho, local honorary business Iraternily, is composed ol Juniors cjnd Seniors in the School of Business and Industry who have maintained an average of not less than two quality points per semester hour. The founders of the fraternity saw the need of an organization to recognize and honor high scholastic standing in the School of Business and Industry; thus, Chi Lambda Rho was organized at Mississippi State College in 1930. Women have been initiated into membership this year for the first time in the fraternity ' s history. AMOS D. BURNS OFFICERS President HAROLD L. WILSON . . JEROME B. HANKS, JR Secretary-Treasui Vice-President FACULTY ADVISORS Malcolm G. Gray Robert C. Weems ADAMS BETHANY CROOK KOURY NICHOLS BANKS BARFIELD BARTON CHANDLER CHESTEEN BURNS CURRY FOARD GRAY MAPP McFARLING MASSEY PARKS WHITE WILET BEAN BEDENBAUGH CLARK COLE HANKS HARRELL MITCHELL MURPHY WILSON, H. L. WOODRUFF MEMBERS Thomas L. Adams Gerald H. Banks Virginia Barfield Roy L. Barton John T. Bean James A. Bedenbaugh James A. Bedwell John A. Bethany Woodley L. Chandler Hilliard E. Chesteen Amos D. Burns Elmer W. Clark William H. Cole Robert P, Cook Tommy C. Crook Joseph F. Curry Robert B. Foard Charles W. Gray Jerome B. Hanks, Jr. Joe L. Harrell George T. Hutton Peter A. Koury Allan H. Mapp Arthur G. McFarling Calvin L. Massey A. James Mitchell Daniel O. Murphy Harold S. Nash Anne Nichols William A. Parks Glenn L. Watson E. Ray White Thomas L. Wiley Harold L. Wilson William R. Woodruff Joe H. Wilson -:- f . fS aw f m [ i f • ' l I pi delta epsilon Pi Delta Epsilon, national journalistic honorary fraternity, is composed of junior and senior students holding an editorial position on one of the college publications for two semesters with an average of 1.25 for the semester preceding initiation. The Omicron Theta Chapter of Pi Delta Epsilon was chartered on November 17, 1947, from Omicron Theta, a local journalism fraternity. It is the purpose of Pi Delta Epsilon to foster higher ideals in collegiate journalism, to improve the standards of undergraduate journalism, and to make a position in the professional world for the professional journalist. OFFICERS CARL LONG President CHARLES (BILL) JOHNSON Vice-President MARGIE STEWART Secretary HONORARY MEMBERS B. P. Brooks Newt Hamlin Herbert Drennon I. D. Sessums Robert Channel! MEMBERS Charles Alliston Bobby Day Jim Lacey Jim Peeples Marcie Stewart Van Bristow Bill Johnson Carl Long Sam Simmons J. Ray Wall o., ei m BARTON BATES CLAHK CRENSHAW MEMBERS CROOK Robert D. Anderson Roy L. Barton Charles L. Bates, Jr. Elmer W. Clark EMMONS Roy M. Crenshaw FOARD FRANCIS GRAY HANNA Tommy C. Crook Mack Emmons Robert B. Foard Harold Francis Warren Gray John J. Hanna Olen R. Heflin HEFLIN HERNDON William Herndon Benny M. HuJfman, Jr. KOURY Albert L. Hunt, Jr. LAWRENCE Peter A. Koury Julian L. Lawrence lemmy McKinney Horace M. McMurphy McFAHLING McKINNEY Allen H. Mopp John W. Murray McMURPHY Carlton L. O ' Keefe MAPP Ike W. Savelle MURRAY Sam Simmons Harold F. Smith E. Ray While Harold Wilson O ' KEEFE lames R. Wilson SAVELLE SIMMONS WHITE WILSON, H. WILSON. J. R. delta Sigma pi Delta Sigma Pi is a professional business fraternity founded at New York University in 1907. The fraternity was organized to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship, so- cial activity, and the association of students for this mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community. Gamma Delta Chapter was installed on Mississippi State College campus in March, 1949. At present, there are 72 active chapters on various campuses throughout the United States. OFFICERS ROY L. BARTON Head Master JOHN J. HANNA Treasurer HAROLD F. SMITH Senior Warden ALLEN H. MAPP Chancellor HAROLD WILSON Junior Warden L. A. ROBINSON Faculty Advisor ARTHUR GLEN McFARLING Scribe PROF. ROSSAL J. JOHNSON Province Officer alpha phi omega . . . to assemble college men in fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law, to develop friendship, and to promote service to humanity. GARNSEY WADE President BILLY FLA NAC 3AN .... Recording Secretary ROBERT EUGENE DAY .... Vic 3-President WILLARD BENTON OLIVER . Treasurer ALVIN CARL LONG . . Corresponding Secretary JOE EDWARD BECKHAM . . Sergeant-Qt-Arms MEMBERS Joe Edward Beckham Robert Eugene Day Alvin Carl Long Norman Houston Bennett Samuel Jones Ely William Norman Moore Will Dockery Carpenter Billy Flanagan Willard Benton Oliver Lawrence Watson Carter Vernon Monroe Hull Edgar Hey Pressgrove Jack Wilson Case Huston Carl Jones John Randolph Prince William Oliver Cleland Algirdas Vincas Kanauka Carl Stanley Scarborough Maxwell Alexander Davis Garnsey Wade FIRST ROW: Beckham, Bennett, Carpenter, Carter. Case. Cleland. SECOND ROW: Davis, Day, Ely. Jones, Long. Moore. THIRD ROW: Oliver, Pressgrove, Prince. Scarborough. Wade. J!W ' V i D O a. a mtM r y kappa niu epsilon Kappa Mu Epsilon, national honorary mathematics fraternity, was founded in 1931 to serve the best interests of mathematical science and to provide a society for the recognition of undergraduate students who have made outstanding achievements in mathematics. Members must also be recognized for their good character, college spirit, and high general scholastic average. OFFICERS SAMUEL DAVIS GODBOLD President DONALD FUNT FITZGERALD Vice-President RONNIE MARVIN BURKHALTER Secretary PROF. W. O. SPENCER . Corresponding Secretary Treas. FACULTY MEMBERS Frances Monica Goen Spencer B. Murray (Advisor) Alton C. Grimes Robert H. Hopkins Helen White Lindley Arthur Ollivier William O. Spencer Meredith M. Temple Christopher R. Stark Theodore Bratton Brister Ronnie Marvin Burkhalter Irwin Daniel Crow ley, Jr. Robert Eugene Day Charles Harold Filqo Donald Funk Fit2 erald Howard Marsh Gardner Samuel Davis Godbold Bishop Bascom Graves Vernon Monroe Hull William Harry Jones James Robert Manselle Paul Harvey McMinn MEMBERS Edgar Gordon Miles James Patrick Minyard Charles Henry Mitchell Perry Wilkes Morton. Jr. George Horace Ogburn, Jr. Dimitrios Theodores Paraskevopoulos William Claude Pittman John Wesley Ray, Jr. Gregory Louis Root Walter Ellsworth Rowe Robert Locke Rutledge Carl Stanley Scarborough Derrell Alfred Smith William Boyd Smith Robert Edwin Smylie Tames Hobart Taylor Lucien Willis Thornton Winfred Eugene Tullos Charles Lawrence Warner Lee Roy Wells, Jr. Jasper Howard Williamson, Jr. John Gordon Woodward Ben SturdivanI Yandell m ' ..-«,« 9 TT i ' -• l ' i r , ' f , . J0 f l ( il ' fl i 1 ■' if ,.4 - ' i fas, ' i 1 •1 J f 4S RISTER ODBOLD :iTCHELL UTLEDGF TULLOS BURKH ALTER GRAVES MORTON SCARBOROUGH WARNER , ,. CROWLEY DAY FILGO JONES MANSELLE McMINN OGBURN PARASKEVOPOULOS PITTMAN SMITH, D. SMITH, W. SMYLIE WELLS WILLIAMSON •► f ' FITZGERALD WOODWARD M GARDNER MINYARD ROOT THORN TON YANDELL BURKHALTER GODBOLD McMINN SCARBOROUGH BROWN GRAVES MOORE DAVIS HARRINGTON NICHOLS STREETER TOMLINSON FILGO HERRING OGBURN FITZGERALD JONES PARASKEVOPOULOS WELLS tau beta pi The purpose of Tau Beta Pi is to mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character as undergraduates, or by their attainments as alumni. Some of the activities carried on by the society each year are a faculty evaluation poll of the engineering faculty, outstanding engineering freshman award, and slide rule course. OFFICERS WILLIAM HARRY JONES, JR President SAMUEL D. GODBOLD Vice President DONALD F. FITZGERALD Secording Secretary RONNIE M. BURKHALTER Corresponding Secretary MALVIN M. COX (Faculty) Treasurer CHARLES H. FILGO Catologer FACULTY MEMBERS R. H. Guess C. T. Holbrook P. T. Hutchinson A. G. Holmes P. B. Jacob D. M. McCain W. R. Berry W. L. Brown G. D. Bryant M. M. Cox F. S. Edwards J. L. Flanagan Ronnie M. Burkhalter Robert E. Brown Herman K. Davis Charles H. Filgo Donald F. Fitzgerald Samuel D. Godbold Bishop B. Graves, Jr. MEMBERS Virgil L. Harrington James C. Herring William H. Jones. Jr. Paul H. McMinn Harold R. Moore James H. Nichols George H. Ogburn Dimitrios T. Paraskevopoulos H. P. Neal L. L. Patterson H. C. Simrall H. K. WiUiford R. S. Wiseman William C. Pittman Carl S. Scarborough William B. Smith Forrest W. Streeter Everell S. Tomlinson Charles L. Warner Lee Roy Wells. Jr. a, (f , , P l ' r Jb CALDWELL KESTENBAUM McFARLAND I! lunior hotel men of aineriea The membership of the Junior Hotel Men of America is composed of second generation hotel men or those students enrolled in an accredited college of Hotel Administration. It is a nucleus of all schools of Hotel Administration and serves as a means of contact with men in the hotel profession. OFFICERS WILLIARD B. OLIVER President JOHN M. SCALZO Vice-President LOUIS I. KESTENBAUM Secretary-Treasurer TOMMY WARNER WELLMAN . . Corresponding Secretary I. I. MacALLISTER Faculty Advisor MISS IRVA BRYANT Sponsor MEMBERS Durwood Aiken, Jr. Louis Kestenbaum Louis Pace James Bell William McFarland Charlie Parker Hughes Bert Joe P. Montgomery John Scalzo Allison Caldwell Vaughn Noland Gill Smith Ronald Howell Williard Oliver Gornsey Wade Tommy Wellman scabbard and blade Scabbard and Blade is a national honorary military society for advanced Reserve Officers Training Corps cadets who meet certain military and scholastic requirements. The major objectives of the or- ganization is to promote a feeling of unity among the cadet military leaders and to maintain a higher standard in the military activities of the corps of cadets. The Mississippi State Company, double quick step marching. Company, 7th Regiment, is famous for its precision drill and its OFFICERS JOHN R. PRINCE Captain CHARLES WARNER First Lieutenant HAROLD H. MITCHELL Second Lieutenant JOHN B. BURNS First Sergeant GEORGE D. WARNER Drill Master FIRST ROW: Major Davis, Ll. Col. Murry, John B. Burns, George Warner, John R. Prince, Charlie Warner, Harold Mitchell. Captain Gresham SECOND ROW: J. C. Lowe, Ted Brister, Vernon Hull, Stanley Morgan, Bobby Brewer, H. G. Millner, Vernon Ashley, J. C. Mabery, O. T. Gilbert, Leland Speakes THIRD ROW: Henry Pilkington, Lawrence Carter, Bob Pritchard, Albert Spinks, Bob McKnight, Stanley Scarborough, Tommy Gilmore, Bob Day, Louis Tucker FOURTH ROW: John Albritton. Ed Miles. B. G. Garrett, William Osborne, Thomas Adams, Marion Osborne, Thomas Ousley, Tom Simmons, G. L. Root Ill a. When George Williams, the founder of the Y. M. C. A. in London, England, in 1844, was asked for the secret of this great organization, he replied: There is no secret. We simply saw a great need, began to pray about it and then did the thing next at hand. This spirit has characterized the Y. M. C. A. at Mississippi State College since 1882 when it was first organized. The Y. M. C. A. building serves as a center and symbol of religious unity on the campus. It works in full cooperation with the Church Foundations promoting unified projects and at the same time has a Ufe of its own expressed through the Cabinet committees, counseling, conferences, work projects, etc. The organization includes students and faculty on its program. Y. M. C. A. ADVISORY BOARD Dr. I. K. Beftersworth Dr. G. W. Johnston Dr. C. H. Ragland Mr. R P. White Dr. C. Q. Sheely Mr. S. B. Murray Y. M. C. A STAFF Dr. P. H Dunn Mr. W. W. Littlejohn HENRY T WARE MRS. L. H ROBERTS General Secretary, and Director of Religious Life Hostess, and Religi ous Cou nselor for Women HOWARD W. LOLLAR . . . . . . . Business Manager MARY YOUNG . . . . Office Secretary eo-ed eliib The Y. M. C. A. Co-Ed Club has been continued into its second year for fellowship, discussion and mutual growth in Christian faith and practice. This club is open to every girl enrolled at Mississippi State. The service project of the fall semester is making Oktibbeha County ' s quota of one hundred Red Cross Bedside Hospital Bags. OFFICERS JUANICE STEVENSON . President HELEN STOVALL . . Vice-President REGINA MURPHY . . . Secretary MRS. L. H. ROBERTS . MEMBERS . . Advisor Mary Ann Adams Janie Giles Aino Lusi Martha Roberts Virginia Barfield Nancy Guerry Heljo Lusi Margaret Louise Sh Bett: Ann Ban- Sadieth Hall Rhoda Mclntyre Zelma Smith Jeanne Blake Dorothy Harrelson Betty McLemore Juanice Stevenson Martha Burgoyne Joan Harrelson Donna Lee Miller Helen Stovall Helen Cabler Margaret Le Croy Regina Murphy Betty M. Walker Jane O. Dunn lere Lemmons Cozy B. Polizo Carolyn Walters Biruta Eimanis Etta Mae Little Jackie Ridling Emma Williams ADAMS BARFIELD BARR BLAKE BURGOYNE CABLER DUNN EIMANIS GILES GUERRY HALL HARRELSON HARRELSON LE CROY LEMMONS LITTLE LUSI, A. LUSI, H. McINTYRE McLEMORE MILLER MURPHY POLIZO RIDLING ROBERTS SHAW SMITH STEVENSON STOVALL WALKER WALTERS WILLIAMS P f si £ . . -  . - ff P 1 1 BARNETT BRANNON The Baptist Student BYRD Union is a co-ordinator ot CAUSEY religious activities for all students ol Baptist prefer- ence and their families GLOWER and is a channel through CURRY which transcends artificial ELDER boundaries. Its purpose is to tie students on to the HERNDON Church both in the local and the universal sense that a feeling of kinship MOUSTON might be developed to- McMURTRAY ward each other and to- MITCHELL ward all Christians every- MOAK where regardless of dif- ferences in race, creed, or color. MORTON PYLANT RAYBORN ROBINSON SHEPHERD STREET WEBSTER WILLIAMS y r% -- ' ) . J ,J ' - •?. i baptiist student union BOBBY BARNETT Social Director CHARLIE BRANNON Athletic Director FELTON BYRD Sunday School Representative JAMES CAUSEY Evangelism Director JERRY CLOWER Junior Church Pastor ERNEST CURRY Hull Hall Representative ERNIE ELDER Service Projects Director BILL HERNDON Secretary P. D. HOUSTON Training Union Representative FRANK McMURTRAY Promotional Director ROY MITCHELL Main Dormitory Representative JAMES MOAK Missions Director BOBBY MORTON Stewardship Director THOMAS PYLANT Chapel Director BARNEY RAYBORN Librarian-Historian-Host DAVID ROBINSON Trailer Representative THOMAS SHEPHERD Transportation Director JAMES FRANKLIN STREET President JAMES F. WEBSTER Editor and Publicity Director WOODIE WILLIAMS Enlistment Director S. A. SALTER, STUDENT SECRETARY eolonel s elub The primary purpose of tne Colonel Club, an honorary service organization, is to serve as official representatives of the college by greeting, accompanying, and giving information to all visitors, as well as serving in any worthwhile activity beneficial to the welfare of the college. Our basic aim is to better our reputation as The Most Friendly Campus in the South. We select one representative from each fraternity and sorority, and six independents, four boys and two girls, each semester. They must be of second semester freshman or first semester sophomore standing, bona fide students of Mississippi State College. H. J. McLAURIN President GEORGE BISHOP R. D. (BOBBY) ANDERSON Secretary-Treasurer ANDERSON MEMBERS ANDERSON BRADSHAW Anderson BRANCH Inderson radshaw BISHOP anch Bishop BOYLES Boyles BUTLER iller CASH sh COGGINS oggins :ook COOK nondson EDMONDSON FORESMAN Dgaboom HARRELSON ohnson HOGABOOM Kelly JOHNSON E. King kpafrick cDonald shbanks KING KIRKPATRICK MacDONALD Laurin MARSHBANKS laas ge MONTGOMERY Ihett t Shaw impson McLAURIN mith PAGE RHETT peyerer SHAW hompson Vaterer SIMPSON ters SMITH SPEYERER WiUcut THOMPSON ilson WATERER WATERS WILLCUT ' J i ;| r 74 .-1 1 fi 4 1 a f. i i eisle foundation The purpose of the Wesley Foundation is to develop students in worship, intelligent churchman- ship, wholesome friendship, and creative recreation. Our fellowship, with all Christians, is striving to become the saving difference between world community and world chaos. ARTICLE I, CONSTITUTION OF THE WESLEY FOUNDATION: As the Methodist Church at work on Mississippi State College campus, the Wesley Foundation min- isters to the more than seven hundred Methodist students in many and varied ways. Through worship, recreation, trips to other campuses, the Wesley Foundation helps students to know each other and to know themselves. The Wesley Foundation is a growing organization. It is open to all who wish to subscribe to its pur- poses and join its Fellowship. COUNCIL MEMBERS REVEREND W. ELLIS WILLIAMSON Director ED SHIELDS President DAVID POWELL Vice-President WILLIE JONES Secretary BILL COLE Traasurer CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Juanita Thompson Jackie Ridling Clinton Boyd Charlie Robinson MEMBERS Earnest Bailey Tom Conger Robert Goff Edwina Price Martha Roberts Clinton Boyd Mrs. G. W. Coward Ena Kay Hudson George Lipscomb Betty Walker Charles Robinson Wallace Blackwood Mr. G. W. Coward Willie Jones Heljo Lusi Bill Walker Bill Rutledge Frank Branch Buford Cowart Arthur Kerns Helqjo Lusi Edward Walker Robert Rutledge Charles Brown Marry Rose Cowart Bob Kirkland Aino Lusi Jasper Williamson Georgena Ryerson Fay Burus Jane Dunn Bobby King Herbert Patrick Alex Ramsey Margaret Shaw Morris Carr Biruta Eimanis Marvin Keeton James Patrick D. E. Reynolds Ed Shields Billy Cole Richard Gaskin Fred Lamon Jack Lemmons Billy Pounds David Powell Jackie Ridling O. B. Spruill STRICTLY POSED. THE INNER SANCTUM. THE COUNCIL. € a D r: . P •%_ f h Oi ? H i S 41 J - ) 1 !! , 1 Si yt V ' rci, H. ALKER, E. JTLEDGE, R. ■i BOYD DUNN KEETON PATRICK, H. PATRICK, J. WILLIAMSON RAMSEY RYERSON BLACKWOOD BRANCH GASKIN LEMMONS POUNDS REYNOLDS SHAW SI EIMANIS LAMON BROWN GOFF LEMMONS POWELL RIDLING CARR JONES LIPSCOMB PRICE ROBERTS COLE KERNS LITTLE WALKER, B. ROBINSON CONGER KIRKLAND LUSI, A. WALKER, B. RUTLEDGE, B. WILLIAMSON ni clnb S ' ] - - OFFICERS MAX STAINBROOK President BOB JEFFREY Vice-President JOHN PACE Secretary-Treasurer FACULTY ADVISORS Coach C. R. Dudy Noble Coach Arthur Slick Morton The M Club is composed of men who have lettered in the four major sports . . . Football, Basketball, Baseball, and Track. The purpose of this organization is to promote better athletic teams at Mississippi State College and to promote good sportsmanship among these teams. The highlights of the Club are the M Club dance and M Club Day. Mrs. Sara Rucker reigned as Oueen of the Club this year after being presented at the annual dance. Joe Roy Adams lames Bailey Wallace Beach Warren Blomeley Jack Blount Albert Bodron Jimmy Bragan D. R. Branch Rex Bullock Bobby Colthorp MEMBERS Sims Cooley Charles Crumbley Fred Dreyspring Gene Galey Beverly Gross Duval Heflin Bob Jeffrey Floyd Johnson Tex Moseley John Pace Charles Pittman Bill Pyron Jack Rucker Ben Ruscoe Max Stainbrook Basil Strickland Arthur Tail Norwood Varnado Oliver Vaughn Pete Walker Paul Younger . « ? ' ' -• . iii. j ' :; 0 - I « JAMS BAILEY BEACH [•LOCK COLTHARP COOLEY FREY JOHNSON MOSELEY BLOMELEY CRUMBLEY PACE STAINBROOK STRICKLAND TAIT BLOUNT BODRON DREYSPRING GALEY PITTMAN POPE VARNADO VAUGHN RUCKER YOUNGER the maroon band Adding greatly to the color of Mississippi State ' s gridiron wars, the Maroon Band led the Maroon supporters with a splendid display of leadership. Under the capable direction of Mr. Henry E. Wamsley, the Maroon Band added color to all of the home games during the past season and also accom- panied the football team to Baton Rouge, Tuscaloosa, and Oxford. One of the outstanding features of the band this year was its seven beauti- ful majorettes, B. B. Hartness, Dot Dubard, Jo Anda Osgood, Daisy Sutherland, Marcie Stewart, Pat Martin, and Betty Travis. Leading the band on the field for the fourth consecutive year was Bill Boyd. Each year the Band gives an annual concert and also makes a concert tour of the state. It takes an active part in all of the school ' s activities, and adds much to the morale and spirit of the student body. OFFICERS MR. HENRY E. WAMSLEY Director MR. D. W. BARTON Assistant Director JAMES E. STONE, JR President Wesley Allen. Jr. Robert D. Anderson Jack L. Beall E. E. Bentley, Jr. Norman H. Bennett A. W. Bentz Wallace Blackwood A. H. Boyd W. N. Brevard J. D. Bristow R. V. Brisfow Robert L. Brown William A. Boon A. L. Copies R. D. Coit S. L. Corbin DONALD DAVIS R. E. DAY Gene Dongeiux Dorothy DuBard Alpkous Dugard Rufus Dunn Haywood B. Drane Rodney Farris Leon Faulkner Charles P. Fortner John I. Fowler MEMBERS H. R. Fraiser John F. Garst Richard G. Gaskin Billy Joe Griffin Bill R. Hall James D. Hankins Claude H. Harrison H. G. Harvey W. O. Harvey B. B. Hartness George E. Hooks Frank Houston Donald Howell William Hitch C. F. Hudson O. H. Johnson, Jr. Willie C. Jones Charles E. Keel Dudley Lacey Clyde E. Lee John W. Lundy Bobby Malone Patricia Martin Harold McCarley H. H. Miller R. B. Moore Talmage Myrick Ranny W. Nash J. D. Oliver Jo Anda Osgood Herman H. Parks Samuel B. Powell William A. Powell Raymond Radke Sam A. Sarullo Bonnie Scales George D. Simpson William Spence Bobby L. Suber Daisy Sutherland William A. Steen Marcie Stewart James E. Stone, Jr. Floyd Stringer Charles Thomas Betty Travis Franklin Tullos Gene Ulmer Carolyn Walters Cecil Warren Francis D. Watts H. Bradley While Emma Williams John G. Woodward AVEHA BARBOUH BALLARD CASSELS CUMMINGS DONNELL FARR HEFLIN HUBBARD HUNT lOHNSON LONG REEVES RICE SPEIR STONE TERRELL WATTS WILEY WILLIAMS t Mjir q 3f CI i 11 isoeiet for the adTaneemeiil of maitagement The purpose of the student chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Management is to further the knowledge and understanding of the scientific principles of management through discussions, gen- eral programs, and field trips through prominent industrial plants of the south. This chapter is a co- sponsor of the Annual Mississippi Management Conference. OFFICERS OLEN R. HEFLIN President DAVID J. CASSELS Vice-President WILLIAM W. HUBBARD Secretary RALPH E. BARBOUR Treasurer THOMAS L. WILEY Program Chairman PETE M. NICOLADIS Membership Chairman PROFESSOR R. J. JOHNSON Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Lelas J. Avera Wade C. Donnell Dorsey E. Johnson James E. Stone, Jr. Ralph E. Barbour S. A. Farr Carl Long. Jr. Lester R. Terrell L. E. Ballard Olen R. Heflin Pete M. Nicoladis Vernon L. Watts David J. Cassels William W. Hubbard Robert D. Reeves Thomas L. Wiley Gene H. Cummiiigs Albert L. Hunt, Jr. David L. Rice Fee Joe Henry C. Speir, Jr. Edwin C. Williams 4-h elub The 4-H Club was reorganized on the campus March 10, 1948. The club meets every two weeks for the purpose of discussing rural problems. The purpose of the club is to foster a spirit of responsibility to rural mankind, on a college level, that the 4-H members knew during high school. OFFICERS BOBBY WEST i . President GEORGE BERRY Treasurer FRANK FERNANDEZ Vice-President CARL LONG Reporter CHARLES ALLISTON Secretary R. O. MONOSMITH Advisor ■-•• . M, ALLISTON, CHARLES AUNE, EARNIE BAIRD, WESLEY BERRY, GEORGE BOSWELL, RUTH CAFFEY, ROUSE CARTY, WEYMEN COLLINS, JIM CONERLY, LOUIS DAVIS, ROBERT EDWARDS, ROY FERNANDEZ, FRANK FLETCHER, GEORGE GIBSON, PAT HORNE WILLIS LAWSHEE, ROBERT LOGAN, RUFUS LONG, CARL, JR. LOTT, GEORGE McKEITHEN, EMORY MABRY, JAMES MEADE, JIMMY MILLER, KARL MISKELLY, BRYAN MORMON, THOMAS MUCKLEWRATH, W. NERREN, JAMES PEAY OSCAR PHILIPS, TRAVIS REYNOLDS, KENNETt RICE, WALTER ROSE, REX SHOWS, THOMAS SIMPSON, JAMES SONES, JOHN SULLIVAN, BILL WARRINGTON, LEON WATERS, BILLY WEAVER, J. C. WILLIAMSON, BILLY f , . a .a A fS, DJ ,C!V rx O. „ ' O, CS 1: W r «! ' ? A -- « ■O, . r s ■ti f. ii aiiieriean farm eeonomie aisisoeiatioii The Student Section of the American Farm Economic Association is one of the youngest organizations on the campus. It was organized the spring semester of 1949 by combining the Agricultural Adminis- tration and the Agricultural Economic Clubs. The American Farm Economic Association is a professional Association of agricultural economists and rural sociologists. Its student section extends membership to students majoring in Agricultural Ad- ministration, Agricultural Economics, and Rural Sociology. Graduate students, faculty members, and research personnel are accorded associate membership. OFFICERS O. T. GILBERT President JOHN ROBERSON Vice-President CLAUDE T. LOWRY Secretary and Treasurer JOHN C. SIMS Reporter FACULTY ADVISORS Dr. R. I. Saville Mr. Chester M. Wells Ralph L. Atkinson Bobby D. Brewer Elgin J. Brown Kenneth H. Byers Willie C. Bullock Robert F. Chambliss Richard Lee Chambliss Thurman D. Davis O. T. Gilbert, Jr. James T. Ishee Robert H. Long Claude T. Lowry, Jr. Joseph A. McNuIty H. T. Miller James W. Miller Woodson W. Moffat J. H. Montgomery Rupert D. Palmer Charles R. Perry W. P. Price Alvin T. Pullen John Roberson Walter R. Roman John C. Sims W. C. Sims James Tolar Hal H. Underwood Delbert Williams e?„ Q o„ a. r% ' f i f m f Bi f - ' - f r ■' ' ' ATKINSON BREWER BROWN BYERS BULLOCK CHAMBLISS CHAMBLISS DAVIS GILBERT ISHEE LONG LOWRY McNulty MILLER MOFFAT MONTGOMERY ill ' . i y :K. A TOLAR UNDERWOOD WILLIAMS The Mississippi State Colle- giate Chapter of the Future Farmers of America was estab- lished on July 1, 1934. The Na- tional order of the Future Farm- ers of America was founded in Virginia in 1928. Membership is composed of students who are enrolled in the School of Agricultural Edu- cation and former active mem- bers who wish to further pursue their work in the organization. Meetings are held bi-weekly and feature programs by spe- cialists and students in various fields of Agriculture and Educa- tion. This chapter is designed pri- marily to assist prospective teachers of vocational agricul- ture in becoming good advisors of F. F. A. chapters. TRUSSELL DUNCAN Vice-President JOE CONLEE Secretary GLEN E. WATSON KENNETH G. GRAHAM J. F. SCOGGIN future BAILEY, I. G. BALL A. BASDEN, B. BERRY, G. BROWN, E. T. 4 k ;i r BURGE, I. M., JR. BERNIE. A. CANNON, H. C. f .A CLARK, E. D. GLOWER, J. t - CONLEE, J. COWART, F. COSCIA, L. CRAWFORD, A. B. CROSBY A. A J i ■DUNCAN, J. L. DUNCAN, T. FULCHER, J. R. GRAHAM, K. G. GROSS, T. P. . 1 MASSEY, J. A. MIDDLETON, R. L. MOODY, B. K. 0 tm PIERCE, R. POSEY, S. G. J x- ;A 10 ' r M . - 1 RAYBORN, B. W. SMITH, E. B. SMITH, J. W. ,. I 9 ■, , SMITH N. F. STEEL, W. 1 TURNER, W. T. WATSON, G. E. WATSON, W. L. WILLIAMS, W. P. WINSTEAD, E. H. pictured: Mitchell, P. D. 1 :a c tarn lers oi ani( erici El agricultural club The Agricultural Club is composed primarily of students in the department of general agricultural and includes the men of the other various departments. Special emphasis is placed upon the Freshmen and Sophomores, who should become active in an organization so that they might be better trained to be leaders in their field after graduation. Therefore, the programs include men who have had prac- tical experience, and have been successful in the world of keen competition. The parents of these men can justly be proud cf their sons, who seek knowledge beyond the re- quired curriculum of the college. May their reward be worthy of their integrity. OFFICERS C. F. HUDSON President HOMER D. CLIFTON Vice-President LAWRENCE T. DILLARD, JR Secretary JIMMY CLANTON Treasurer WINFRED H. MUCKELRATH Reporter FACULTY ADVISORS Dean E. B. Colmer Dean Frank K. Welch Wayland M. Alder William W. Aycock Sidney Beckett James W. Benlley Kemal Bilgic B. L. Brown Howard W. Brown Lonnie Chancellor Eugene Chaney Jimmy Clanton Homer Clifton Dexter Cochran Fred A. Conlee Harold B. Crawford Willie Joe Cruise Earnest A. Curry Thurman Davis Maleom L. Denman John Dickerson Lawrence T. Dillard John Ray Edward John A. Espensen Dennis H. Everett Sydney H. Fernandez T. G. Flowers Charles A. Gibson Alvin H. Harvey W. . Hornt C. F. Hudson D. E. Hunt W. D. Ishee Houston C. Jones Howard Eugene Martin L. A. Martin. Jr. James A. Massey Charles Mauldin H. H. Mitchell R. B. Moor B. F. Mosely Winfred H. Mucklerath H. T. McGarrh George H. Pratt C. W. Price Barney Rayburn W. S. Pugh Gene Reynolds D. G. Reynolds Paul B. Rice Tommy Rice Essie B. Ryle Agnew Safley William C. Sims Thomas E. Suttle Bobbie D. Taylor L. E. Vanderiord W. H. Wallace F. K. Welch Bobbie West Woodie P. WiUiams, Jr. Charles H. Williamson ' . ■. O. O: ; X ■... . i ' ■A i ■| ,. • , .! ,. ■, •O. -« .; ( .. ■1 f . f . 1 FIRST ROW: Alder, Aycock, Beckett, Bentley, B. Brown, H. Brown, Chancellor. SECOND ROW: Chaney, Clanton, Clifton, Cochran, Conlee, Crawford, Cruise. THIRD ROW: Murry, Davis, Denman, Dickerson, Dillard, Edward, Espensen. FOURTH ROW: Fernandez, Flowers, Gibson, Harvey, Home, Hudson, Hunt. FIFTH ROW: Ishee, Jones, H.Martin, L. Martin, Massey, Mauldin, Mitchell, Mucklerath. SIXTH ROW: Pratt, Price, Rayburn, Pugh, G. Reynolds, D. Reynolds, Rice, Ryle. SEVENTH ROW: Safley, Sims, Suttle, Taylor, Vanderford, Wallace, West, Williams. DEPARTMENT II FIRST ROW Dr. Bowers, Dr. Overcash, Stemme, Mr. McElwee. SECOND ROW: Thoc Mr. Batson, Dr. Edmond. THIRD ROW: Altman, Batson, Stringer, Mr. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Curtis, Spivey, Meena, Blaclcwell, Parvin (behind) Matlock, Pope (behind) Quimby, Anderson. horticulture club The Mississippi Junior Branch of the American Society for Horticuhure Science promotes interest in the various fields of horticulture, provides train- ing in the extra-curricula activities, and maintains contact with similar clubs in the nation. OFFICERS CECIL BLACKWELL President VICTOR H. MEENA Vice-President FRANCIS C. MATLOCK Secretary-Treasurer JULIUS H. LOVE Reporter FACULTY MEMBERS W. S. Anderson J. B. Edmond, Advisor E. W. McEIwee W. I. Stemme F. S. Batson J. P. Overcash C. H. Ragland MEMBERS Daniel A. Aultman H. H. Burkes Roy C. Fanguy Kenneth C. Morgan W. A. Batson R. T. Chapin Julius H. Love J. E. Nail Cecil Blackwell Cheslie R. Curtis Francis C. Matlock Phil E. Parvin C. O. Box Sim J. Dixon, Jr. Victor H. Meena Thomas E. Pope Coise D. Spivey Floyd H. Stringer, Jr. William O. Thomas Hollis E. Quimby forestry club The Forestry Club, organized in September, 1946, includes majors in Pretorestry, Agriculture Forestry and other students interested in Forestry. The purpose of this club is to learn more about one of the world ' s most valuable resources and at the same time learn the members, and thereby promote social relations within the club. Meetings are held on alternate Tuesday evenings at seven o ' clock. Members enjoy films, parties, picnics and other forms of entertainment at regular intervals. OFFICERS KELTON L. ANDERSON President ROY D. HUDSON Vice-President ' HAROLD E. WALLS Secretary-Treasurer ROY D. WILLIAMS Reporter FACULTY ADVISORS John W. Starr James L. Smith ■ANDERSON, K. A. ANDERSON, K. L. BECKETT CHUMLEY MEMBERS HANSBROUGH HENRY HOWELL HUDSON h JONES LOGAN McKAY MOAK PITTMAN, T. PRESCOTT TURNER WALLS WEBB WHITFIELD n PPff i 1 i i - ' 1 - n ' M ■- 1 ■y mm i m 1 A 1 r r , m te...jte dairy elub The Dairy Club was organized about 1910. It has shown much progress since that time. Members of the Dairy Club compose the judging teams in both production and manufacturing; both of these have won national honors many times. The purposes of the Dairy Club are: To develop leadership and initiative among its members. Each member has an opportuniy to help organize and present programs. OFFICERS REX BULLOCK President JACK DAVIS Vice-President RALPH GILLESPIE Secretary MILFORD BONNER Treasurer DAVE BAILEY Reporter F. H. Herzer FACULTY ADVISORS Cowsert . Rourk R. E. Waters George Freeman Robert Abbey Richard Andrews Ernie Aune Dove Bailey Bobby Barneti Freddie Barnelt Frank Battaile Jack Blackburn Milford Bonner Robert Brooks Rex Bullock Vernon Bullock Marion Cagle Robert Crumpton Lawrence Custer Jack Davis Norman Duncan MEMBERS Hal Fiore George Fletcher James Gallop Ralph Gillespie Tommy Gilmore Wendell Grissom Morgan Hardy Carroll Harpole George Heard Billy Hill J. W. Jennings Julius Jordan Art Kerns G. B. Kimbell Edwin Land Pat Langston Robert Lawshe Richard Lewis Billy Lundy Wood Moore Henry Morgan G. E. Morrow Olen Newman Tommy Oakes Tommy Ousley Joe Pearce Robert Prescott Harold Reedy Henry Schroeder Jerry Sparks Joe Stiles J. C. Tousley Ray Wallace Bill Waters ABBEY ANDREWS AUNE BAILEY BARNETT, B. BARNETT, F. BATTAILE BLACKBURN BONNER BROOKS BULLOCK, R. BULLOCK, V. CAGLE CRUMPTON CUSTER DAVIS DUNCAN FIORE FLETCHER GALLOP GILLESPIE GILMORE GRISSOM HARPOLE HEARD HILL JENNINGS lORDON KERNS LAND LANGSTON LAWSHE LEWIS LUNDY MOORE MORGAN MORROW NEWMAN OAKES OUSLEY PEAHCE PHESCOTT REEDY SCHROEDER SPARKS TOUSLEY WALLACE WATERS c :d, n a m kJMSir , % A ■«iC % « ' a, ! , a . -%. .j . - ) 0 It ei, a n. a - r ff (1 i ■I 1 1 r ■. ' 1 ' I; i ' ««: IP • 3 fe: 1 ll P ' block and bridle The Block and Bridle, a club for Animal Husbandry majors or men interested in the field of Animal Husbandry, contributes to the training that every student needs, but which is not always supplied by the classroom meetings. Its three objectives are: To promote a higher scholastic standard among students of animal husbandry. To promote animal husbandry, especially all phases of student animal husbandry work in colleges and universities. To bring about a closer relationship between students, faculty, and others engaged in animal hus- bandry. Major activities of the club are the Annual Fall Barbecue, the Livestock Showmanship Contest, the Annual Spring Banquet, and the Intra-mural Livestock Judging Contest. LOUIS A. CONERLY ERNEST A. CURREY OREN R. SEGREST . HAYWARD JAMES . OFFICERS President HERBERT M. WORD . . . . Vice-President BRYAN L. SWILLEY ... Secretary CALVIN O. BOONE . . . . Treasurer CHARLES W. ALLISTON . . PROF. J. L. FLETCHER Faculty Advisor Corresponding Secretary Reporter, Editor William Lanier Adams Wiley Ainsworth Wayland M. Alder Charles W. Alliston Earl A. Anderson Charles W. Barret Thomas S. Bateman Joe E. Beckham Billy D. Benoist Max E. Benoist Walter D. Blackard Calvin O. Boone John W. Bowen Leslie G. Byiord Robert H. Caldwell Raymond C. Cameron Lawrence W. Carter William D. Carter Claude A. Cobb James C. Collins Louis A. Conerly Gene L. Coopwood Louis N. Coscia Murl N. Craft James W. Crook Ernest A. Currey Joe W. Curtis James A. Darnell Robert G. Davis Thomas J. Dill William J. DuBard Alfredo J. Echeverria Harold J. Fiore Donald A. Frank Johnny H. Garmon. Jr. Charles A. Givson Carl F. Haas Wesley O. Harvey Wallace L. Henry Peter Hotjaboom Clifford E. Hough Ernest H. James John R. Jeter Willie C. Jones, Jr. Wesley F. Kent Bob B. Kirkland Maurice B. Layton K. D. Leech Douglas H. Leonard John W. Lollar Otis T. Marshall. Jr. James A. Massey, Jr. Virgil R. Massey Archie F. McBroom. Jr. Robert G. McCrory Robert L. McGinnis, Jr. James B. McGowan John A. McGuire Emory E. McKeithen, III Henry W. McMuUan John D. McWilliams J. Bryan Miskelley Harold H. Mitchell Arthur C. Moore Wells R. Moorehead Robert M. Morton James C. Nerren Albert E. Nordan Joe B. Owens Ants Pallop William T. Pannell, Jr. William A. Parks Herbert F. Patrick, Jr. James D. Patrick Cassie W. Price James E. Prince, Jr. Alex F. Ramsey Joseph W. Randle Donald M. Rappe Barney W. Rayborn Walter R. Rice Ellis R. Roberts Charles L. Robinson Bemell Ruffin Howard E. Russell Lawson A. Safley Bernard C. Schuster Robert L. Schwerin Oren R. Segrest William T. Shows Elbert C. Sides Charles K. Smith Jacob F. Smith William B. Smith Albert H. Spinks Earl W. Stanton Thomas G. Stephenson, Jr. Thomas E. Suttle Bryan L. Swilley Walter E. Tucker AIcus L. Warren Arthur L. Watts Herbert M. Word Kr A H BOYD CAFFEY CARPENTER CHRISTIAN EASON HALL HARBOUR HOLLINSWORTH HOOD HOUSTON HUNT McLAIN McWHORTER MARTIN MATHIS MILNER MOORE MURPHY MEHWINE RAWSON RIVES SMITH SPARKS SPOONER WODARD WRIGHT WINSTEAD e r o .T . f , , f , . ' ' ' ' ' •■' A - r - f . ry. - .: 3, D agronomy elub The local branch of the American Society of Agronomists was officially installed at Mississippi State College on January 1, 1937. Up to that time it had functioned as a local club. The group has as its chief aim the furthering of education in agronomical fields, and to bring students majoring in Agronomy into closer contact with instructors. r OFFICERS CHESTER G. McWHORTER President WILL CARPENTER Vice President R. J. SMITH. JR Secretary and Treasurer PATRICK G. McLAIN Reporter SPONSORS Dr. U. S. Jones Dr. W. L. Giles i MEMBERS James W. Beckett, graduate Arthur D. Holland Charles E. Moore T. M. Blount Everett B. Hollinsworth Burke C. Murphy William E. Bright, graduate Edgar D. Hood Norman C. Marwine, graduate Albert Boyd P. D. Houston James W. Rawson Rouse Caffey Clyde R. Jones Ralph E. Rives Will Carpenter Doyce E. Hunt Joe Sanford Marion H. Christian Patrick G. McLain R. J. Smith. Jr. Olen D. Curtis Chester D. McWhorter David H. Sparks Dan Dunaway John B. Martin Arthur G. Spooner William Eason Robin H. Mathis Harold I. Wodard Eugene W. Hall William P. Milner B. C. Bright Elbert E. Harbour E. E. Winstead, graduate ameriean society of agricultural engineers The Student Branch is established to provide the beginning of professional associations. Concurrently with technical training in the classroom, the Branch affords mental development through experience in preparing, presenting, and discussing papers and analyzing engineering problems. The Branch makes contacts with the profession by securing outside speakers, by visiting agencies and companies associated with the profession and through publications of the National Society. OFFICERS EDGAR H. PRESSGROVE President CLYDE PETTY Vice-President PAUL B. ALLEN Secretary KENNETH M. HAYWARD Treasurer WALTER R. BRYAN Reporter JOHN C. McWHORTER Faculty Advisor Cluskey. THIRD ROW: T. L. Mixon, J. A. MuUins, S. D. Myers, T. W. Nail, M. B. Osborn, W. H. Osborn, C. Petty, T. D. Phillips, E. H. Pressgrove. FOURTH ROW- E. F. Ratliff, R. F. Redmond, H. F. Rowley. ). P. Sheffield, J. H. Slaughter, J. L. Talbert, J. H. Taylor, W. G. Taylor, A. L. Wheeler, B. S. Yandell. Members not pictured: E. M. Johnson, B. D. McClure, M. M. Maxwell, D. H. Pittman. . f! , D. = , ' % e D f? : r a Q, t . ' :- ' : ' J .r ' ' iifi J9| - ' r ' : it ' A J , :1JII mk ameriean society of civil eugineeris The objects of the American Society of Civil Engineers are the advance- ment of the science of engineering, the professional improvement of its mem- bers, the encouragement of intercourse betweeri men of practical science, and the establishment of a central point of reference and union for its members. OFFICERS ROBERT M. SCHOLTES President CHARLES H. FILGO Vice-President JOHN R. PRINCE Secretary SAMUEL D. GODBOLD Treasurer MEMBERS John L. Anderson Robert S. Atkinson Clentis W. Bailey Harold G. Barker Claude H. Bennett George H. Bethed Percy F. Barrett John A. Barron John E. Blount Jesse C. Bozone William L. Burle Francis A. Buescher John B. Burns KnoUis E. Byrd John H. Caldwell Thomas S. Cates Clarence D. Caraway Lester G. Cook Joe M. Crow Irwin D. Crowley Robert J. Curtis Herman K. Davis Robert L. Davis Robert E. Day James E. Easter Charles H. Filgo Baxter J. Fisher Andrew Fitzsimons Robert E. French William V. Froqqe Samuel D. Godbold A. J. Green Bishop B. Graves Robert G. Graves Bryson A. Hardy James N. Haas Carroll J. Henley Malcolm E. Herrinqton Berl L. Hodum Alfred B. Hicks Perry L. Huff James S. Johnson Edward W. Johnson James C. Joy MiHord R. Kelley Sidney Kidd Monroe Landrum Jack W. Lemmons Clyde E. Lee Walton S. Little Robert L. Long Joe H. Losset Otto G. Maganos James R. Mansell James E. Mason B. E. McDearman Charles H. Mitchel Ernest L. Morris John J. Moll Samuel M. Murphy James R. Oqlesby Joe P. Owen Arnold E. Parsons Joseph P. Perry James R. Peters Henry G. Phillips John R. Prince James L. Ray Lawrence M. Roberts Ronald E. Robinson Gregory L. Root James R. Sanders Robert M. Scholtes Jack D. Scott Charles E. Sheffield William D. Simmins Walton F. Smith Bryan H. Stephens James T. Stewart Sidney G. Tucker Cooper J. Twaddle Harry H. Ulery Finley G. VanBrocklin Herald H. Walker William E. Walker Clarence L. Webb William L. Wells Jacob W. White Frank H. West Hugh C. Williams Connie C. Williamson James W. Woodard Clifton D. Yeaqer Ray Wooton ANDERSON ATKINSON BAILEY BARKER BENNETT BETHED BARRETT BARRON BLOUNT BOZONE BURLE BUESCHER BURNS CALDWELL GATES CARAWAY COOK CROW 5 p, n o. 4 •I n. 1 1 9 1 ...i , 1 , p. ' a - 1 ' i r f , , fe .-n r -; , 4 a. ..;:, , a ' ?5„ aineriean society of iiieehaiiieal engineers The Student Branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers was founded in 1928 as an outgrowth of the old Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College Engineers Club, the members of the Club becoming affiliated with the various national engineering societies. The Student Branch, at its bimonthly meetings, follows closely the objectives set forth by its parent organization in presenting prominent speakers, technical films, and discussions on relevant subjects. In addition to local activities, members of the society attend nearby sectional and regional meetings of the professional branches of ASME and present technical papers on a competitive basis with stu- dent members of other southern engineering schools. OFFICERS J. C. HERRING Chairman H. SPANG. IR Vice-chairman R. E. SMYLIE Secretary E. G. MILES Treasurer PROF. CHARLEY SCOTT Honorary Chairman R. L. Barker W. R. Bass D. H. Black C. C. Boyd E. L. Brent T. B. Brisler Joe Burt Arthur Carr Renan Casares J. W. Case J. H. Chesteen L. E. Coker H. S. Coumbe R. W. Dalton A. T. Duckworth E. J. Falgo M. C. Faulkner H. M. Gardner U. E. Garrison C. M. Gatlin E. C. Geer H. E. Haigler, Jr. I. S. Hamilton I. D. Hankins S. G. Harbison I. H. Harper, Jr. J. C. Harris E. E. Heblon S. K. Heblon I. C. Herring B. H. James O. A. Johnson. Jr. G. R. Jones. Jr. R. N. Kittrell H. E. Lane James Lee J. E. Lee. Jr. A. Leger. Jr. P. K. McClain E. W. McLellan W. D. McCreary G. E. Menetre. Jr. E. Meredith E. G. Miles B. L. Moor, Jr. D. B. Myers F. W. Nelms G. H. Ogburn, Jr. G. M. Price C. E. Rhodes G. L. Reid, Jr. C. D. Riley Roy Riley D. C. Ruble I. W. Rummell T. E. Sanders T. C. Shepherd F. L. Shuman, Jr. W. A. Sims C. E. Small E. M. Smith R. E. Smylie H. Spang, Jr. H. C. Speir F. W. Streeter . F. Swearengen W. G. Talbert J. R. Therrell E. S. Tomlinson T. A. Tulles G. D. Weathers W. R. White E .O. Walker G. N. Worsham G. W. Wooddy J. V. Wyalt H. D. Young, Jr. 1 J 0, a !? 1 11 Li- 1 f A ' 1 . . r a Tj ,4 - ( a, 1 -1 A. m rs.. • ■' ■x ,  4m aiiieriean inistitute of electrical engineers In 1903 the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, realizing the need for acquainting electrical engineering students with the personnel and problems of the electrical industry made provisions for the establishment of student branches. The Mississippi State College Branch maintains the aims of the Institute by contributing to the technical and general development of electrical engineering stu- dents through its program of lectures, discussions, and field trips. OFFICERS JOHN E. LIPSEY Chairman HAROLD R. MOORE Vice-Chairman STANLEY SCARBOROUGH .... Secretary and Treasurer PAUL B. JACOBS Advisor L. L. Patterson H. C. Simrall FACULTY MEMBERS W. L. Brown P. B. Jacob R. H. Guess Robert L. Smith, Jr. H. M. Taylor, Jr. R. S. Wiseman Thomas O. Anderson Charles E. Bailey Charles H. Blackwell Warren R. Blomeley Thomas M. Bozone. Jr. Robert Brown Ronnie M. Burkhaller D. S. Clark S. L. Corbin Charles P. Crawford Robert E. Doughty C. H. Dykes N. G. Ferguson Joe Fish Donald F. Fitzgerald Kenneth L. Frantz Dong J. Gong Edward Graves Thomas E. Hamby Virgil L. Harrington Henry F. Holman Vermon M. Hull, Jr. Joseph T. Idiaquez, Jr. James H. Johnson William Harold Jones William Harold Jones, Jr. Thomas Keeie Alton Leger Walter E. Lewis John E. Lipsey Jimmie C. Loggans Herbert L. Lunsiord Douglas M. Magers Harrison L. Maxey E. A. McAllister Robert S. McCormick Jack McDonald Paul H. McMinn Billy C. McNeese Harold R. Moore WilUam N. Moore Stanley E. Morgan J. G. Odom William M. Pannell Dimitrios T. Paraskevopoulos David W. Parker William C. Pittman Ira G. Pope Thomas E. Pylant Mose F. Ramsey Billy D. Ray Murray Regan Elmer K. Richardson George M. Sansing Carl S. Scarborough Ralph H. Segrest John W. Smith William B. Smith O. R. St. John, Jr. Lucien W. Thornton Malcolm H. Travis Charles G. Trevillion James A. Walker Charles L. Warner Lee Ray Wells James R. White Homer R. Wise James Robert Wright Woodven C. Wright Charles G. Youngblood ANDERSON BAILEY r . ■' a C- . - «■c (t:i BLACKWELL BLOMELEY BOZONE BROWN BURKHALTEH CLARK -r ' . a ttk ' l tf li CORBIN CRAWFORD DOUGHTY DYKES ■■■• ,. a „ FERGUSON FISH FITZGERALD FRANTZ -« i €A ' A  7 1 r .A 1 GONG GRAVES HAMBY HARRINGTON HOLMAN HULL IDIAQUEZ JOHNSON i r , ii j 1 JONES. W. H. JONES, W. H..JR. KEEFE LEGER LEWIS LIPSEY LOGGANS LUNSFORD I ' ' t i ' 1 ' a r Bv MAGERS MAXEY mcallister Mccormick Q.. i a ? ' a, •••% ..  = .? Mcdonald McMINN McNEESE MOORE iLlV t ■- . ,- 1 MOORE, W. N. MORGAN ODOM PANNELL PARASKEVOPOULOS r ,, . f. a 1 PARKER PITTMAN POPE ■li I k ;1 PYLANT RAMSEY RAY REGAN RICHARDSON SANSING SCARBOROUGH SEGREST 1 , „ 5 SMITH, J. W. SMITH, W. B. ST. JOHN THORNTON TRAVIS TREVILLION WALKER I. .. 1 . ll . , ' 1 ' WARNER WELLS WHITE WISE WRIGHT r , . 1 r 0 WRIGHT YOUNGBLOOD mtk itfri h ) •s , d r !, i BALL DONALD EDMONDSON FAULKNER GARY HARMON lAMES JAMISON JOHNSON KLUMB LIGHTNER LIFE MONTGOMERY PETKOUSEK POOLE PYLANT WILLIAMSON YOUNGBLOOD ►. , ' . 2 ' ' (T y- i Sj ' ; jm n .m student chemical engineers; The Mississippi State College Student Chemical Engineering Club was organized in April, 1949, for the purpose of promoting interest in Chemical Engineering at Mississippi State College. OFFICERS CHARLES E. KLUMB, JR President OSCAR H. JOHNSON, JR Vice-President JAMES E. LIPE Secretary-Treasurer FACULTY ADVISORS Dr. M. P. Etheredqe William A. Reinhardl MEMBERS Billie Joe Ball Miller B. Harmon James S. Lewis John M. Petkousek Robert H. Donald, Jr. Claiborne M. James Lewis A. Lightner Robert D. Poole John K. Edmondson William D. Jamison James E. Lipe Hugh S. Pylant Paul B. Faulkner Oscar H. Johnson, Jr. William M. Montgomery Jasper H. Williamson Bill Gary Charles E. Klumb, Jr. Lloyd Younqblood illuitiinatiiig engineering society The local chapter is the second oldest chartered student chapter in the United States. l was organized in October, 1948, for any students at State College with a direct or indirect interest in illumination — as a science. Programs for bi-monthly meetings and other special activities call for a wide range of capacity and cooperation in which all members take part. Regardless of your interest in lighting, the Society provides broad opportunities for personal development. Last year the local chapter won the attendance trophy at the Southeastern Regional Conferences held at Atlanta, Georgia. This was in direct competition with other local professional chapters of eight southern states. ROBERT S. WISEMAN OFFICERS Faculty Advisor MURRAY REGAN . ROBERT K. HUNTER Secretary Tre MANAGERS Dong I. Gong John E. Lipsey Elmer K. Richardson William A. Smith ANDERSON MEMBERS REGAN Thomas O. Anderson RICHARDSON Dong I. Gong Robert K. Hunter John E. Lipsey Murray Regan Elmer K. Richardson William A. Smith James E. Springer SMITH Charlie G. Trevillion SPRINGER ff . i« y TREVILLION k sigiiia ganiina epsilon DERRELL A. SMITH NORWOOD L. VARNADO BILLY F. SMITH President . . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Paul H. Dui Curtis E. Beazley George E. BurchJield Edward Fleming Thomas C. Fowler John A. Greco Don M. Keady BEAZLEY MAY STUART JOHN D. MYERS Corresponding Secretai DR. M. W. MYERS Faculty Advis. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Dr. M. W. Myers Mr. Champ C. Carney Eugene P. Langston John E. May John A. Montgomery John D. Myers Ralph E. Pearson Ned H. Phillips Tom R. Simmons Billy F. Smith Derrell A. Smith Oscar M. Stuart Winlred E. Tullos FLEMING MONTGOMERY TULLOS FOWLER GRECO MYERS PEARSON UPSHAW VARNADO WESTBROOK Mr. Cecil P. Marion William Jack Turney Charles F. Upshaw Norwood L. Varnado Bernard L. Westbrook Marvin E. Wiggins John G. Woodward ADY LANGSTO ' :iTH, B. SMITH, D. WIGGINS WOODWAR D.. • 0 f 0 k Km JRi 8 [ a, D. ' ? , o. ADAMS, Y. L. ANDREWS, M. V. BISHOP, W. A. BLAKE, E. J. POUNDS, L. L. BRASHIER, J. BROWN. A. BROWNE. I. W. BURTON, D. O. BUTLER, M. A. CARLETON, M. H. COGGINS, G. L. DAIL, I. F. FOLEY, C. P. FULGHAM, J. M. HOWARD, B. L. HUNTER, N. S. JOHNSON, H. L. KAMINSKI, W. T. KITCHENS, T. J. LANGERFELD, W. LEE, I. M. LEE, K. D. LOWE, W. E. MEADERS, A. L. MILLER, H. H. MOFFETT, W. L. MYERS, B. S. PULLEN, J. I. SEALE, K. L. SMILEY, I. M. SMITH, A. W. SMITH, J. W. ST. CLAIR, C. R. STEELE, M. T. STEELE, R. A. TASSIS, C. C. TEMPLETON, P. J. THAGGARD, D. L. THORNTON, K. E. WATTS, F. D. WILLIAMS, I. F. WOOLRIDGE, L. C. k I 1 industrial education club The Industrial Education Club was organized September, 1949, for the purpose of promoting and developing a better understanding of Industrial Education in Mississippi. The club participated in the Annual Spring Festival in 1950 and won first place in the exhibit. The prize for first place was a loving cup and $25.00 in cash. WINFRED L. MOFFETT BOBBY S. MYERS . . . WALTER A. BISHOP . OFFICERS President PEGGY JEANEANNE TEMPLETON Secretary .... First Vice-President LOUISE SEALE Treasurer . . . Second Vice-President MARY ALICE BUTLER Reporter E. F. MITCHELL Faculty Advisor M I r1 J O fjSP ' . ' ' ■i « . i • ;■BARFIELD BARTON BETHANY BOYLES MEMBERS BRADY W. Lowry BarJield. Jr. BUCKLEY Roy L. Barton BURNS Auburn Bethany Durwood R. Boyles CHANDLER Robert Brady, Jr. CURRY Alex Buckley, Jr. GIBSON Amos D. Burns GREEN Woodley L. Chandler HANKS Joe F. Curry Karl Gibson Albert H. Green MUTTON Jerome B. Hanks. Jr. JOHNSON George T. Hutlon KNOX Bryan L. Johnson KOURY Fred Knox Peter A. Koury LAMON Fred Lamon MAPP Allan H. Mapp Calvin L. Massey MASSEY Robert D. Miller MILLER Herbert McLaurin James Montague McLAURIN Harold S. Nash MONTAGUE Anne Nichols NASH Robert P. Odom NICHOLS Lamar Pearson Cebron B. Pharr Jack Scarborough, Jr. ODOM Jim Scarborough PEARSON Clarence R. Stegall PHARR J. Frank Street SCARBOROUGH Forrest Tohill Arlie D. Watkins SCARBOROUGH Norman L. Williams STEGALL Herbert A. Wilson STREET Harold L. Wilson James T. Wilson TOHILL Glen L. Wafson WATKINS WILLIAMS WILSON. H. A. WILSON, H. L. WILSON. J. T. accounting club The Accounting Club is a professional organization composed of students who are majoring in accounting and who have completed at least two semesters of accounting. Since its organization in 1946, the club has been active in bringing outstanding public and industrial accountants to the campus to give the accounting majors practical information in these two fields of accounting. OFFICERS AMOS D. BURNS President ANNE NICHOLS Secretary-Treasurer GEORGE T. HUTTON Vice-President ROBERT P. ODOM Reporter FACULTY ADVISORS Bert B. HoUingsworth L. A. Robinson ATWOOD BAHINEAU BASSETT BROWN BURRAGE CARTER CLARK CLEGG COLLIER CROOK DALLAS, D. DALLAS, P. DAVES FRANCIS GOODWIN GULLEDGE IRBY LANIER LOFTON LOWE PERRY RYAN STATEN STREET VanLANDINGHAM WATKINS BETHANY PRITCHARD WILLIAMS 1 ?. J ■0[ 1 . a ( m . 1 . i i marketing elub The Mississippi State Marketing Club was organized for the purpose of fostering scientific study and research in the field of marketing through better understanding and appreciation of marketing problems. The club learns of new employment opportunities in the field of marketing through a series of field trips each year to various cities. By attending these field trips and hearing several informed speakers each year, the members are able to coordinate marketing theory with marketing problems of practical import. OFFICERS FACULTY ADVISORS Mr. Schwartz Mr. Farnsworth MEMBERS Emmetf R. Alwood Charles H. Carter Delmer W. Dallas Sing Gong, Jr. Sidney J. Barineau Elmer W. Clark Fred P. Dallas James I. Goodwin Charles L. Bassett lames B. Clegg Harold G. Daves David K. Gulledge, Ir. Basil H. Brown Seger H. Collier George H. Francis Robert E. Irby. Jr. Joe F. Burrage Tommy C. Crook Manuel J. George Jimmy L. Joe Fred S. Ladner Clifford P. Lanier, Jr J. M. Lofton, Jr. J. C. Lowe, Jr. Robert C. Perry Paul N. Ryan Arlie D. Watkins Lebraska Staten Frank M. Bethany James F. Street Robert A. Pritchard Ted R. VanLandinghom William E. Oaks Gene Williams ATWOOD BEDENBAUGH BOLTON BRADY CALDWELL CHESTEEN HARMON HUTI ' ON HELFIN JOHNSON LACEY MARCHBANKS MORRIS McLEAN NICOLADIS ROWERS r o. ( f . M BINS SCARBOROUGH SOUTHWARD TAYLOR WELLMAN WILLIAMS WEEKS ' o. a n ' , CI r ' f ' .. ' T arristers club OFFICERS JOHN O. SOUTHWARD JACK SCARBOROUGH ALBERT C. WEEKS Secieta WILLIAM J. EVANS The Barristers Club was organized at Mississippi State during the spring semester of 1948 under the direction of Dean Willie Evans and Augustine Magruder. Qualifications of membership for admission into the club shall come within any one or more of the following categories: A 1. Those duly classified as majors in prelaw of Mississippi State College. 2. Those giving satisfactory evidence of an the United States, or to pursue legal studie: States which is a member of the United Na .n the division of public administration of the school intention to enroll in a duly accredited law school within 5 in any educational institution other than the United ilions Organization. 3. Those whose field of study is such as to indicate a need for familiarity with the general field of low in administrative or professional pursuits contemplated as a life ' s work. B None but students regularly in attendance at Mississippi State shall be eligible to membership. C Admission of a qualified member shall be by application or by initiation, and shall require the affirmative vote of a majority of the members present at a regular meeting. Emmelt R. Alwood James A. Bedenbaugh John E. Bolton Robert J. Brady David F. Caldwell William F. Carpenter H. E. Chesteen Jr. William F. Harmon George T. Hutton Duval D. Heliin MEMBERS Bryan L. Johnson James H. Lacey Rex D. Marchbanks John S. Morris Carl E. McLean Pete M. Nicoladis Hue W. Powers William H. Robbins David L. Rice Jack Scarborough John O. Southward James H. Taylor Thomas W. Wellman Billy B. Williams Albert C. Weeks to our advertisers To those whose whole-hearted co-operation was not only a good means of advertising, but also a result of the friendly spirit existing between MISSISSIPPI STATE COLLEGE and the Advertisers who supply student needs; to those persons without whose help this book could not be published; to our ADVER- TISERS, this page is gratefully dedicated. CHARLES H. JOHNSON, Editor SEGER H. COLLIER, Business Manager Lolley Motor Company 0VR FrII 1)1. FORI) DlAI.VR Coke Goes Along In Handy Picnic Cooler Comj)Uine)ils o SLAUGHTER CHEVROLET COMPANY ' Where the College Boys Like Lo Frade NEW AND USED CARS AUTOMOBILE REPAIR CHEVROLEl PARTS REX and STATE THEATRES Si ARRVILl.K, MlSSISSIl ' lM •• Busiucss jor Void Pleasure O vned and Operated by I Wo Mississippi State Alumni: R. J. COODMAN, ' 06 A. L. (;OODMAN, OS 11 S T A R K V I L L E M I S S 1 S S I I ' 1 ' 1 ( ' uinplunent.s oj Colonial Heights Service Station Dealers of 1 EXACO Products CLYDE HOLMES, Owner and Operator SrARKVILLE, MiSSISSII ' I ' I KLEBAN ' S SHOE STORE SrARKVILLE. MiSSISSII ' I ' I ■' Where Most ' STATE ' Men and Women Btiy Fheir Shoes PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK Member oj the F.D.I.C. • ;; A FRIEND rO IHE COLL] ec;e ' ! Strong . . . Progressive . . . Courteous STARKVILLE ' S LEADING BMK • Starkville ' s Leading Bank Since 1889 • WALTER PAGE . . . President ' V. COOPER . . . 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Manager GAY ' S JEWELRY Stark Hoikl liuiLoiNG SIARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Diamonds Watches Silverware It Pays to Shop at Gay ' s The Old Reliable Drug Store VVc Spcciali c ill PHO rOC.RAPH SUPPLIES WIER DRUG STORE Sl ARKVILI.K, MiSSISSll ' IM - OUALII V (ioODS Fair I ru:ks w. W. SCALES CO. Since 1845 SlARKVILLK. MiSSISSll ' IM Brannin Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE S t a r k ' i 1 1 e Mississippi MAYDEN ' S Q_uality Clothes for Men and Boys Jimmy Mayden, Owner Starkville, Mississii ' i ' i (FORMERLY ALEX LOEB) When You Want a Good Picture- Let JIM Make It PORTRAIT • ACTION APPLICATION • GROUP The Official Photographer of the 195f REVEILLE Complete File ol All REVEILLE Negativi Jim Pruitt Studio SiARKViLLE. Mississippi ( ' ()nil)liinc)il. l Thompson Motor Company CllR sl.lR n Pi . Moi 111 l)l All RS Sec IJs About All C iv Repairs PiioM 1012 SIARKXILI.F. MISSISSII ' 1 ' 1 L Coinj lnnrnl. nj Van Landingham Lumber Company S lARKVil.I.i:, MiSSISSII ' I ' l Si c:lair Producis 499 Service Station Bell Oil Company H. (;. Hell, ' 1 1; C. P. licli ( ' M- Club), ' 22; H. C. Bell, jr., ' .15 STARKVJLLE, MISSISSIPPI (:()in )lini ' iil. ) MULLINS SONS, P.X. SlARKVILLE, MiSSISSII ' I ' l (;()()D CULF (xASOLINE and Other Gull Producis at the College Drive Service Station Phone 1012 SOL COHERN, Owucr ,n id ()j erator - — . — . — • • • • u C())iiplinieiif.s oj BURDINE SHEELY Sl ARKVILLE. AIlSSISSII ' I ' I OUR AIM is not how much we (ai get lor what we give, Inil ho v mud can we give lor what we get George Evans Shine Parlor RK-SUEDING LEATHER COATS RENEWED ? b Years ' Experience SIARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI HESI WISHES To the Cmduates mid Uiidni yadualct STAGGERS BAKERY liutter Flake - Golden Krust Hread (;()()!) 1 HINGS TO EAT SI ARK ' ILLE, MISSISSIPPI RrroininoKlcd ( y DiiiKaii Unics Enjoy the Gardenia Room Availmuj: for Parties WHOLESOME FOODS IN 1 ELLK;EN TLY PREPARED AND SERVED BY TRAINED EMPLOYEES THE GILMER HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Leo. Spatz, Manager 1 IN MISSISSIPPI ' S TWO COLLEGE TOWNS: COLUMBUS STARKVILLE Home of MSCW Home oj State College It ' s It ' s the the GILMER STARK HOTEL HOTEL J. O. Slaughter, General Manager I ' k lOllALS 0( DISTIMTIOi I951REV£ULE College Annual Division ALABAMA ENGRAV ING CO. Birmingham 1 11 Appreciation It is with a full realization of the inadequacy of words that this Appreciation Page is written, but nevertheless, I would like to thank those persons who helped so much in the compilation and production of this, the 1951 REVEILLE. First, I would like to jointly thank Mr. Bob Faerber of the Alabama Engraving Company and Mr. Johnny Long of the Bowen, Long Young Company, Inc., the engraver and printer, respectively. They were an ever present source of information and encouragement. Second, thanks to the faculty, administration, and the entire student body for their cooperation, consideration, and patience throughout the year. This includes the numerous organizations, fraternities, and sororities. Third, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to Mr. Ben Hilbun, Chairman of the Board of Publications, whose experience, good judgment, and willingness made available a wealth of aid on editorial problems. Fourth, to Mr. Jim Pruitt and his staff, including Mrs. Pruitt and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Barbar, the photographers for the Annual, I would like to say thanks so very much . Too, I am grateful beyond my ability of expression, to the Staff, who, with willingness, cooperation, suggestions, and patient work, saw this 46th Volume completed by our combined efforts. Theirs was a hard job, without compen- sation, and to those of the Staff I shall ever be indebted. Sincerely, CHARLES H. (BILL) JOHNSON Editor mmfmsmmm.
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