Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)
- Class of 1952
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ALMA MATi R 1952 RE¥ilLLi • • ,1 . Mh ImIjM, i ♦. ' ftk, ■4 : S ' ' 4«E 1 i 9 ' OH( tmkm e e i Wft t ' mm % 1 miim a m m •■v - ,?1K I 14 J r i ' «| m k m ( ' }Ozm. Velum 47 MISSISSIPPI STATE COLLE STATt COLLEGE, MISSISSIPPI PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY... LELA S. FORESMAN, Editor JOE L. HARRELL, Business Manager We, the members of the Reveille Staff and the members of the associ- ated Student Body of Mississippi State College, dedicate THE ALMA MATER EDITION of the 1952 REVEILLE to you, the high school students who will carry on the singing of Maroon and White . We will be leaving year after year and with us will go fondest mem ' ries of State College, but you will come and take our places, and as you sing Live Maroon and White forever. Ne ' er shall evil mar thy fame , we will sing Nothing us from thee can sever ; then all together we will sing, Alma Mater we acclaim . You will carry on the traditions and customs of State College. You will be the football team, the band, the officers of the student association, the beauties, the favorites; and we, the students of Mississippi State College send out a welcome to you and wish you luck as you enter Mississippi State College to the swelling strains of Maroon and White! Maroon and White! To thee with joy we sing; Thy colors bright, our souls delight. With praise our voices ring . THE HONORABLE HUGH WHITE GOVERNOR THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES JOHN W. BACKSTROM, Chairman R. B. SMITH, JR. HARRY G, CARPENTER MRS. HAZEL PEERY LEE R. W. REED DR. H. M. IVEY R. N. HENLEY MARTIN V. B. MILLER J. 0. EMMERICH MRS. JANIE RICE TAYLOR REESE D. McLENDON R. D. MORROW PAUL H. BOWDRE, SR. ZJke PRESIDE 70 THE CLASS OF 952; Your diploma from Mississippi State College symbolizes an end- ing and a beginning. It signifies completion of on important phase of your life, a job well done. It represents a solid foundation upon which you may build a productive and happy adulthood. I challenge you to accept the full responsibility that now rests upon your shoulders as an Ameri- can college graduate. I say to you in all sincerity that graduation from Mississippi State College is a DR. FRED T. MITCHELL high honor created by your own efforts and by the people of Mississippi who make possible the operation of this institu- tion. You will find life much more worth while for having studied here with the diligence you have exhibited. Wher- ever you go, your community and your acquaintances will look to you for leadership, both in your chosen career and in civic affairs. Two generations of graduates before you have proved that the educational program conducted on this campus, when coupled with men and women of spirit and determination, is sufficient to produce greatness in any field of human endeavor. Keep before you always the fact that the period of learn- ing in your life is not confined to college days but is a con- tinuous process. I have full faith in your ability to realize your highest ambitions in a manner which will reflect credit and respect upon you and your Alma Mater. I take pleasure in joining with the faculty to offer you congratulations and best wishes for the days that lie ahead. Sincerely Yours, FRED T. MITCHELL, President DR. T. K. MARTIN Registrar ne DR. D. W. AIKEN Director of Stuc enf Affair: Necessary to every organization, large or small, is a group of capable administrators. In the cooperative hands of these, our admin- istrators and deans, rests the responsibility of supervising the many operations necessary to the smooth, efficient functioning which ADMINISTRATIO Mississippi State College has successfully accomplished in years past, and will accom- plish in the years ahead. To them we owe our appreciation as well as our cooperation and assistance. MR. MARVIN OSBORN Director of Public Relations Under the direction of Dean Clay Lyie, the School of Agriculture has steadily improved its curriculum and organization, as well as its laboratory and teaching facilities through- out the years. Dean Lyie always has the inter- ests of his students in mind and sets and main- tains the highest possible standard of learning. Students in this school know him not only as a teacher and advisor, but also as a friend. He always finds time to help a student, though the burden of odministrative duties rests on his shoulders. S C H L o A G R i C U L T U R E ASSOCIATE DEAN COLMER Montgomery Hall lit 11 ' le II- 1 Business Education Building I H SCHOOL BUSINESS anJ INDUSTRY The School of Business and Industry, one of the oldest in the South, was established in 1915, and now offers studies in account- ing, business administration, in- stitutional management, commer- cial aviation, industrial manage- ment, banking merchandising, production management, secre- tarial science, public administra- tion, economics, and journalistic administration. Dean Weems, keeping a sharp interest in the welfare of his stu- dents, is always happy to give his expert advice to all who seek it. The School of Education, organized in 1936, gives careful consideration to those preparing to teach and to those already in the field. While most of the attention during the reg- ular session is given to pre-service training, the summer sessions major attention is di- rected to a program of graduate work for those in service. As Dean of the School of Education, Dean B. P. Brooks is a very capable man. Dean Brooks is never too busy to stop and talk with students who seek his advice. SCHOOL E D I C A T I i The School of Engineering comprises the depart- ments of Aeronautical Engineering, Civil Engineer- ing, Drawing, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, and Mechanical Engineering. The School of Engi- neering and the School of Business and Industry offer a joint five-year course leading to a Bachelor ' s degree in one of these majors — Civil, Mechanical, Aeronautical, or Electrical Engineering — and Busi- ness Administration. In addition, the School makes use of many other departments of the College to make it one of the most outstanding Engineering Schools in the nation. Dean Flinch is Dean of the Engineering School. The students in the School of Engineering are enjoying using the new Patterson annex which was named in honor of L. L. Patterson, Dean Emeritus of the School of Engineering. SCHOOL ENGINEERING Patterson Laboratory ■a Biology Building SCHOOL o SCIENCE The School of Science, organized in 1903, is under the supervision of Dean Etheridge. It offers a Bachelor of Science degree in such major studies as Mathematics, the Physical Sciences, the Biological Sciences, Social Sciences, and Languages. The School also grants shorter, special objective courses, such as pre-medical, pre-dental, and pre-clinical training. Forward progressive steps have been made since the organization of the Science School- today it is an efficient unit of the College — recognized as one of the best of its kind. The Graduate School headed by Dean Drennon has established a record of very high standards within the 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 courses leading to the degree of Master of Science are many. For example, there are courses in Natural Sciences, Agri- culture, Business and Industry, and Educa- tion. ke GRADUATE SCHOOL ofPOH M Wkitel iHawH M White! CiaAM • • • A T STATE • e e THE GRADUATES TWO-HUNDRE D-SEVENTY-FIVE GRADUATES WORKING FOR HIGHER DEGREES F I R S 7 ' ROW: ALLISTON, CHARLES WALTER Jackson, Miss BAILEY, JOSEPH JOHN Meridian, Miss. BEATY, ELVIS R Parks, Arkansas BROWN, JAMES ERVIN Carthage, Miss. BURTON, MELVIN FRANKLIN Tupelo, Miss BYRD, FELTON Richton, Miss. SECOND ROW: CALLAHAN, WILLIE D Madden, Miss. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM VERNON Norfolk, Va CAYLOR, JOHN R Cleveland, Miss DAVIS, L. B Perkinston, Miss DAY, AUGUSTINE Caledonia, Miss. DYKES, MARY FRANCES WILSON Stringer, i THIRD ROW: FREEMAN, LOIS H State College, Miss. HARGETT, HERBERT MILTON Golden, Miss. HARRIS, JESSIE MAX Decatur, Miss. HATAWAY, LOUIS Vicksburg, Miss. Pi Kappa Alpha HINTON, CHARLES FOCH Laurel, Miss HOOD, EDGAR DONALD Phillip, Miss FOURTH ROW: JONES, CLYDE REID Henderson, Tenn. JONES, JONATHAN DAVID Brunswick, Tenn JONES, PAULINE COLLUM Golden, Miss KENNEDY, MAURICE VENSON State College, Miss. KEY, V. KATHLEEN Paris, Tenn KING, JOHN RALPH Prentiss, Miss LOCKE, EARL L Carthage, Miss. McWHIRTER, EDWARD LEE Pontotoc, Miss McWHORTER, CHESTER G Decatur, Miss. MAHDAWI, ABDUL-RIDHA ALWAN Karbala, Iraq MANN, WILLIAM HENRY Belmont, Miss. MOFFETT, WOODSON WORTH, JR Laurel, Miss. SIXTH ROW: MOHN, IDA HARLENE Starkville, Miss. MOHN, PAUL Marion, Kansas MURPHY, ROBERT EARL Redmond, Utah NEELY, JOHN ALLEN Booneville, Miss. OWINGS, BONNIE RUTH Fulton, Miss. PALMER, ARVIL LAWTON Hattiesburg, Miss. SEVENTH ROW PARVIN, PHILIP EUGENE Bradenton, Fla. PEEK, LOUIS STANLEY Hazlehurst, Miss. PETITFILS, PRESTON CLAUDE Meridian, Miss. PHARR, CEBRON BRANNON Belmont, Miss. RAI, KAPIL DEO Tiha Mahamadpur, India REA, JAMES MILTON, JR Philadelphia, Miss. EIGHTH ROW: RITCHIE, THOMAS MARION Newton, Miss. ROBERTSON, BERTRAM SEALE Calhoun City, Miss. SANCHEZ, LOUIS OSCAR El Paso, Texas Phi Kappa Tau SANDERS, CHARLES WALTER Forrest, Miss. SARULLO, SAM A Greenville, Miss. SMITH, ROY JEFFERSON, JR Decatur, Miss. NINTH ROW: SPOONER, ARTHUR E Lucedale, Miss. WEATHERLY, TRAVIS EUGENE Hickory Flat, Miss. WHITFIELD, EDGAR A Picayune, Miss. WILSON, JOE HOOD Bellefontaine, Miss. WINSTEAD, EDGAR ELMO Union, Miss. Maroon band Alliston Bailey Beaty Burton Byrd Callahan Campbell Caylor r Ok, O, ' Day Dykes Freeman Hargett Harris Hataway Hinton Hood Jones, C. R. Jones, J. D. Jones, P. C. Kennedy Key King Locke McWhirter McWhorter Mahdawi Mann Moffett Mohn, I. H. Mohn, P. 0. MurpJiy Neely Palmer Peek Petitfils Ritchie Robertson Sanchez Sanders Sarullo Smith Spooner Weatherly Whitfield o ._ _ vi ! if ■, f ) t ' : i a ' S % 1 9 ' a - Prexy Crook Aldridge Barbour Allred Barlow Anderson, K. Barnett B. G. T H E THE SENIORS DANCE TO THE MUSIC FIRST ROW ADAMS, WILLIAM WHITMAN, Kosciusko, Eng . . . AINS- WORTH, WILEY, Mogee, Ag., Block and Bridle Club, 3,4 ., . ALDRIDGE, JAMES MILTON, Boldwyn, Eng IRE, 4, A.IE.E , 4 . . . ALLRED, CHARLES RAYMON, Harriston, Bus Marketing Club, 4, Pi Koppo Alpha . . . ANDERSON, ROBERT S., Meridian, Ed. . . . ANDERSON,, KERMIT AUSTIN, Bossfield, Ag. . . . AN- DRESS, CALVIN RUSSELL, Wiggins, Sci . . . ANGLIN, JOE VAN, Vordomon, Bus., Marketing Club, 4 . . . AULTMAN, DANIEL ALEXANDER, Seminary, Ag., Horticulture Club. . . . AYCOCK, MAULTIE WAYNE, Pontotoc, Eng , IAS . BACKSTROM, AL- BERT ALFRED, Vivian, La., Eng., IAS, . . BAILEY, CLENTIS WILLIAM, Delo, Eng. SECOND ROW BAILEY, DAVID G., Kosciusko, Ag., Theta Xi, 2,3,4, i.F.C, 4, Samurai, 3, 4, Dairy Cattle Judging Team, 3,4, Dairy Club, 2,3,4 . . . BANKS, GERALD HAYNES, Amory, Bus . . . BARBOUR, RALPH E., Jackson, Bus., Pi Kappa Alpha, Society for the Advc. of Management . . . BARLOW, JOHN BUFKIN, Hazelhurst, Ag. . . . BARNETT, BOBBY GENE, Courtland, Ag., Dairy Club, 3,4, B.S.U., 3,4, Glee Club, 1 . . . BARNETT, FREDDY JOE, Dixon, Ag . . . BARRETT, CHARLES WILLIAM, Indianola, Ag., Pi Kappa Alpha, Colonels Club, 2, Block and Bridle Club, 3, Alpha Zeta, 3,4, Samurai, 3,4 .. . BASS, JEWELL C, Smith- dale, Ed. . . . BEACH, RUSSELL WALLACE, Hazelhurst, Ed., Football, 2,3,4, M-Club, 2,3,4 . . . BECKETT, BILLY JOE, Bruce, Ag., Forestry Club, 2,3,4, B.S.U., 1,2,3,4 . . . BEDWELL, JAMES ASHTON, Memphis, Tenn., Bus., Sigma Chi, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Chi Lambda Rho, 3,4, Reveille, 1, Dist. Military Student, 4. THIRD ROW BELL, CLAUDE VERNON, Yokena, Eng., AIEE-IRE, 3,4 .. . BENNETT, MOLLOY SIMPSON, Vaiden, Bus , Delta Sigma Pi, 4, Phi Alpha Theta, 4, Ace. Club, 4 . . . BILLINGSLEY, WILLIAM EUGENE, Winona, Bus., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Glee Club, 2,3,4, Marketing Club, 4 . . . BINGHAM, JIMMIE ALLEN, Calhoun City, Ed., Alpha Tau Alpha, 4 . . . BLACK, DOLPHUS HENRY, Pulaski, Eng. . . . BLACKWARD, WALTER DEE, Winborn, Ed. Bennett Boyette Billingsley Bradford , Block Broshier lackward Blackburn Breland Brett •f if. 1 1 :,: .. m Z wl T -! ur| ' . r% f ' 1 irson, R. S. Andress left, F. J. Barrett Anglin Bass, E. A. K Aultman Bass, J. C. Aycock Beach SENIORS OF VAUGHN MONROE AT THEIR LAST MID-WINTERS . . . BLACKBURN, CLAUDE JACK, Booneville, Ag. . . . BLAIR, PAUL TITUS, Hamilton, Ag . . . BLAKE, MINOR WALDO, Lex- ington, Eng., ASCE, 4, Newman Club, 3,4, Dance Committee, 4, I F.C., 4 . . . BLOUNT, JOHN FULTON, Isolo, Bus . . . BOL- TON, JOHN EVERETT, Memphis, Tenn., Bus., Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Marketing Club, 3, Tennis Team . . . BONNEY, DANIEL MARSTON, Enterprise, Eng., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . BOONE, WESLEY WILLIAMS, JR., Memphis, Tenn., Kappa Sigma, O.D K , 3,4, Reflector, 1,2, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3,4, I.F.C., 2,3, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4 . . . BOUNDS, LOWERY KEY, Meridion, Ed., Ind Arts Club, 3,4. Backsti Beckett FOURTH ROW BOYD, CLINTON CARLISLE, Raymond, Eng., Wesley Foundation, 1,2,3,4, Y.M.C.A. Council, 1,2, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, 3,4, A.S.M.E., 2,3,4 . . . BOYETTE, CHARLES EUGENE, Houston, Bus., Chi Lambda Rho, 1, Garner Scholarship, 4. . .BRADFORD, CLIF- TON R., Stella, Missouri, Ag., Alpha Tau Alpha . . . BRANCH, FRANK N., Poscogoulo, Ed., Beta Beta Beta, M-Club, Football, 3,4 .. . BRASHIER, JAMES HAROLD, Quitman, Ed., Industrial Education Club . . . BRELAND, CALVIN HOWARD, Biloxi, Ag. Ed . . . BRETT, ALBERT HENRY, Kosciusko, Ag., Block and Bridle, 3,4, Dairy Club, 3,4 .. . BREWER, WESLEY BOONE, Memphis, Tenn., Sci., Reflector, 1,3,4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 4 . . . BRIGHT, NAN NELLE, Starkeville, Bus. . . . BRISTER, THEODORE BRATTON, Jackson, Eng., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, 2, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 2,3,4, Tau Beta Pi, 3,4, A.S.M.E., 2,3,4, I.F.C., 4, Student Council, 4, Scabbard and Blade, 4, Freshman Y Council, 1, Distinguished Military Student, 4 . . . BRISTOW, JOSEPH DALTON, Tupelo, Sci., Pi Kappa Tau, Sigma Gam- ma Epsilon, 4, Band, 1,2,3,4. . .BROOKS, ROBERT ADER- HOLDT, Starkville, Ag., Band, 1, Dairy Club, 1,2,3, Dairy Products Judging Team, 4 . . . BROOM, WYATT ALLWIN, Columbia, Ed. . . . BROWN, BENJAMIN LUTHER, JR., Pinolo, Theto Xi, Member of Ag. Club, 2,3,4. ll . li T H E THE SENIORS DANCE TO THE MUSIC R S T ROW ADAMS, WILLIAM WHITMAN, Kosciusko, Eng . . . AINS- WORTH, WILEY, Mogee, Ag., Block and Bridle Club, 3,4 .. . ALDRIDGE, JAMES MILTON, Baldwyn, Eng IRE, 4, AI.E E , 4 . . . ALLRED, CHARLES RAYMON, Horriston, Bus Marketing Club, 4, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . ANDERSON, ROBERT S., Meridian, Ed. . . . ANDERSON,, KERMIT AUSTIN, Bassfield, Ag. . . . AN- DRESS, CALVIN RUSSELL, Wiggins, Sci . ANGLIN, JOE VAN, Vordomon, Bus., Marketing Club, 4 . . . AULTMAN, DANIEL ALEXANDER, Seminary, Ag., Horticulture Club. . . . AYCOCK, MAULTIE WAYNE, Pontotoc, Eng , IAS . . BACKSTROM, AL- BERT ALFRED, Vivian, La., Eng., I.A.5 , . . . BAILEY, CLENTIS WILLIAM, Delo, Eng SECOND ROW: BAILEY, DAVID G., Kosciusko, Ag., Theta Xi, 2,3,4, I.F.C., 4, Samurai, 3, 4, Dairy Cattle Judging Team, 3,4, Dairy Club, 2,3,4 . . . BANKS, GERALD HAYNES, Amory, Bus . . . BARBOUR, RALPH E., Jackson, Bus., Pi Kappa Alpha, Society for the Advc. of Management . . . BARLOW, JOHN BUFKIN, Horelhurst, Ag. . . . BARNETT, BOBBY GENE, Courtland, Ag., Dairy Club, 3,4, B.S.U., 3,4, Glee Club, 1 . . . BARNETT, FREDDY JOE, Dixon, Ag . . BARRETT, CHARLES WILLIAM, Indianola, Ag. Pi Kappa Alpha, Colonels Club, 2, Block and Bridle Club, 3, Alpha Zeta, 3,4, Samurai, 3,4 .. . BASS, JEWELL C, Smith dale, Ed . . . BEACH, RUSSELL WALLACE, Hazelhurst, Ed. Football, 2,3,4, M-Club, 2,3,4 . . . BECKETT, BILLY JOE, Bruce, Ag., Forestry Club, 2,3,4, B.S.U., 1,2,3,4 . . . BEDWELL, JAMES ASHTON, Memphis, Tenn., Bus., Sigma Chi, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Chi Lambda Rho, 3,4, Reveille, 1, Dist. Military Student, 4. THIRD ROW BELL, CLAUDE VERNON, Yokena, Eng., AIEE-IRE, 3,4 .. . BENNETT, MOLLOY SIMPSON, Vaiden, Bus., Delta Sigma Pi, 4, Phi Alpha Theta, 4, Ace. Club, 4 . . . BILLINGSLEY, WILLIAM EUGENE, Winona, Bus., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Glee Club, 2,3,4, Marketing Club, 4 . . . BINGHAM, JIMMIE ALLEN, Calhoun City, Ed., Alpha Tau Alpha, 4 . . . BLACK, DOLPHUS HENRY, Pulaski, Eng. . . . BLACKWARD, WALTER DEE, Winborn, Ed ,1t I i. Illngsley Bingham Black Blackword Blackbu Bradford Branch Brashier Breland Brett «H«l| ' «•♦ ' J | ' i % l ' derson, R. S. Andress Anglin Aultman srnett, F. J. Barrett Bass, E. A. Bass, J. C SENIOR OF VAUGHN MONROE AT THEIR LAST MID-WINTERS . . . BLACKBURN, CLAUDE JACK, Booneville, Ag . . BLAIR, PAUL TITUS, Hamilton, Ag . . BLAKE, MINOR WALDO, Lex- ington, Eng., ASCE, 4, Newman Club, 3,4, Dance Committee, 4, I PC, 4 . . . BLOUNT, JOHN FULTON, Isolo, Bus . . . BOL- TON, JOHN EVERETT, Memphis. Tenn., Bus , Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Marketing Club, 3, Tennis Team . . . BONNEY, DANIEL MARSTON, Enterprise, Eng., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . BOONE, WESLEY WILLIAMS, JR., Memphis, Tenn., Kappa Sigma, O.D K., 3,4, Reflector, 1,2, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3,4, I.F.C., 2,3, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4 . . . BOUNDS, LOWERY KEY, Meridian, Ed , Ind Arts Club, 3,4. FOURTH ROW BOYD, CLINTON CARLISLE, Roymond, Eng , Wesley Foundation, 1,2,3,4, Y.M.C.A. Council, 1,2, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, 3,4, A.S.M.E., 2,3,4 . . . BO YETTE, CHARLES EUGENE, Houston, Bus., Chi Lambda Rho, 1, Garner Scholarship, 4. . .BRADFORD, CLIF- TON R., Stelle, Missouri, Ag., Alpha Tau Alpha . . . BRANCH, FRANK N., Pascagoula, Ed., Beta Beta Beta, M-Club, Football, 3,4 .. . BRASHIER, JAMES HAROLD, Quitman, Ed , Industrial Education Club . . . BRELAND, CALVIN HOWARD, Biloxi, Ag. Ed . . . BRETT, ALBERT HENRY, Kosciusko, Ag., Block and Bridle, 3,4, Dairy Club, 3,4 .. . BREWER, WESLEY BOONE, Memphis, Tenn., Sci., Reflector, 1,3,4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 4 . . . BRIGHT, NAN NELLE, Storkeville, Bus. . . . BRISTER, THEODORE BRATTON, Jackson, Eng., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, 2, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 2,3,4, Tau Beta Pi, 3,4, A.S.M.E., 2,3,4, I.F.C., 4, Student Council, 4, Scabbard and Blade, 4, Freshman Y Council, 1, Distinguished Military Student, 4 . . . BRISTOW, JOSEPH DALTON, Tupelo, Sci., Pi Kappa Tau, Sigma Gam- ma Epsilon, 4, Band, 1,2,3,4. . .BROOKS, ROBERT ADER- HOLDT, Starkville, Ag., Band, 1, Dairy Club, 1,2,3, Dairy Products Judging Team, 4 . . . BROOM, WYATT ALLWIN, Columbia, Ed. . . . BROWN, BENJAMIN LUTHER, JR., Pinolo, Theta Xi, Member of Ag. Club, 2,3,4. Blount Brister Bolton Bristow Bonney O r ' - ' %! THE SENIORS GRADUATE WITHOUT FIRST ROW BROWN, JOE TOM, JR., Moorhead, Ag., Poultry Club, 3,4 .. . BROWN, WILLIAM HENRY, Canton, Ag . BROWN, WIL- LIAM SIMMS, Port Gibson, Ag., Agronomy Club, 1, Amateur Radio Club, 4 . . . BROWNE, JOHNNY WYATT, Booneville, Ed , In- dustrial Education Club, 4 . . . BRUNSON, WILLIAM CALVIN, Avalon, Ag., Agricultural Economics Club, 1, Student Section of American Farm Economic Ass ' n, 2,3,4 . . . BUCKLEY, JOHN OLVEY, Columbia, Ag,, Ag Administration Club, 3 . . . BURCH, THOMAS A., JR., Fulton, Ed., Alpha Tau Alpha, 4 . . . BUR- GOYNE, MARTHA JUNE, State College, Ed., Chi Omega, YMCA Council, 2, Cabinet, 3, Co-Ed Club, 2,3,4, Reveille, 4, Panhellenic, 3,4, Future Teachers of America, 4, Glee Club, 3, Homecoming Maid, 4, Westminster Fellowship, 2,3,4 . . . BURKES, HUBERT H., Courtlond, Ed . . . BURNS, JOHN BAXTER, Jackson, Eng , Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, ASCE, 2,3,4, I.F.C , 3,4 .. . BURNS, JOHN BUCKLEN, JR., New Albany, Ag., Ag Club . . . BURNS, WILLIAM R., Booneville, Ed. SECOND ROW: BURROW, JAMES ARTHUR, Smithville, Ed., M Club, 3, Bas- ketball, 2,3,4 . . . BYERS, KENNETH HORTON, Water Volley. Ag., American Farm Economics Ass ' n, 3,4 .. . CALDWELL, DA- VID FRANKLIN, JR., Jackson, Bus. . . . CANNON, HUBERT COLLIER, Carthage, Ed., Alpha Tau Alpha, FFA, 4 . . . CARA- WAY, CLARENCE DEMAR, Hickory, Eng , ASCE, 3,4 .. . CAR- PENTER, WILL DOCKERY, Moorhead, Ag., Kappa Sigma, Agron- omy Club, 2,3,4, Y Council, 3, Pres. of Jr. Y Luncheon Club, Alpha Phi Omega, 2,3,4, Beta Beta Beta, 3,4, Alpha Zeta, 3,4, Omicron Delta Kappa, 4, Student Council, 4, Dance Com- mittee, 3 .. . CARTER, CHARLES HENRY, Kosciusko, Bus., Mar- keting Club, 2,3,4 . . . CARTER, D. H., Hooper, Woshington, Bus., Kappa Sigma . . . CARTER, LAURANCE WATSON, Rolling Fork, Ag., Sigma Chi, Block and Bridle Club, 1,2,3,4, APO, 1,2,3, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Samurai, 3,4 . . . CARTER, RALPH LEE, Noxapater, Bus , Marketing Club, 3 . . . CARTY, PATRICK WEYMAN, Pheba, Ag. . . . CAUSEY, JAMES A., Liberty, Ed , B.S.U., 2, Glee Club, 2. THIRD ROW CAVALLARO, SALVATORE N., East Orange, N. J., Bus , Newman Club, 3, Marketing Club, 3, Varsity Football, 3,4 . . . CHAM- BLESS, RICHARD LEE, Union, Ag., Student Section of the Ag Cavallaro Coit Chambles Coleman Clark, B. V. Clark, D. I. Coon Cooper r 1 ' p « Buckley Burch Burgoyne Burkes Carpenter Carter, C. H. Carter, D. H. Carter, L. W. ■, J r,T!, ■' . ri •? m o i Burns, J. B. Burns, J. B., Jr. Carter, R. L. Corty SENIORS WITNESSING THE DEFEAT OF REBELS BY BULLDOGS IN FOOTBALL Administration and Ag Economics Club, 1,2,3,4 . . . CHATHAM, GEORGE PERRON, Greenwood, Ag., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . CHRISTIAN, MARION HOWARD, Tupelo, Ag . . . CLANTON, JAMES EDWARD, Waynesboro, Ag., Sigma Pi, Reflector, 3,4 .. . CLARK, BILLY VERNON, Tie Plant, Eng., Institute of Aeronautical Science, 3,4, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3,4 .. . CLARK, DOUGLAS IVAN, Biloxi, Bus., Sigma Pi, Rod and Gun Club, 4 . . . CLARK, ROBERT WILBER, Louisville, Ed CLAY, MORAL FAY, Houlka, Ed., FTA, 4 . . . CLAYTON, FRANCIS ALONZA, Lauder- dale, Ed. .. . COALTER, LEWIS FRANKLIN, Tunica, Ag , Sigma Phi Epsilon, Football, 2 . . . COBB, EARNEST, Columbus, Ed., K.M.E., 3, E.T.A., 3 . . . COCKRELL, ROBERT FRANKLIN, Cedar Bluff, Bus. . . . COGGINS, CHARLES MILAM, Mantochie, Bus FOURTH ROW COIT, ROBERT DANIEL, Meridian, Ag., Westminster Fellowship, 1,2,3,4, Band, 1,2,3,4, Ag Club, 3,4. . .COLEMAN, LELAND M., Columbus, Bus . . . COLLINS, JAMES CARROL, Laurel, Ag , Alpha Zeta, 3, Block and Bridle Club, 3, Judging Team, 4 . . . COMBEST, RONALD PEARSON, Laurel, Bus , Sigma Pi, Marketing Club, 2,3,4 . . COOMBS, JOHN WILLIS, Myrtle, Ed. . . . COON, EULA GRACE, Greenville, Ed., Zeta Tau Alpha . . . COOPER, BOBBY GENE, Ackerman, Ag COOPER, ROBERT ARTHUR, Wilkie Saskotchewan, Canada, Eng , Phi Eta Sigma, 2, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3, Scabbard and Blade, 3, Tau Beta Pi, 3 . . . COOPWOOD, GENE LEWIS, Clarksdale, Ag , Block and Bridle Club, 2,3,4, Freshman Football, 1, Livestock Judging Team, 3 . . . CORBELL, CHARLES DEAN, Springhill, Louisiana, Ed , Foot- ball, 3,4, Basketball, 2,3, Baseball 4, M Club, 3,4 . . . COW- ARD, GORDIE WEBB, Auburn, Ag , Ag Club, 1,2,3,4. . . COWART, FRANZ, Amory, Ed , FFA, 3 . . . COX, ROBERT HAR- OLD, Quincy, Florida, Eng., Pi Kappa Alpha, 2,3,4, Tou Beta Pi, 4, Rod and Gun Club, 2,3,4, AIEE, 3,4, Reflector, 3,4, Dis- tinguished Military Student, 3 . . . CRAFT, WYATT EUGENE, Union, Sci. lark, R. W. Clay Clayton Coalter Cobb ooper, R. A. Coopwood Corbell Coward Cowort fe Wi ' 1 f% D ' iv mMi o  i ? 1 i!? . a, 1 Crawford, A. B. Custer Bunkey Burgoyne Crawford, J. Davis M. A. Crook Davison T H E TWENTY-FIVE SENIORS FIRST ROW CRAWFORD, A. B., Hornsby, Tennessee, Ed . CRAWFORD, ERNEST, JR., Marion, Arkansas, Ag., Alpha Tau Omega, Block and Bridle Club, 1,2, Camera Club, 1,2,3. . .CRAWFORD, JOHN JAKIE, Philadelphia, Ed. . . CRITZ, GUY BARRY, Stork- ville, Ag., Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . CROOK, TOMMY C, Becker, Bus , Pi Kappa Alpha . . CROWLEY, IRWIN D., JR., Vicksburg, Eng., Pi Kappa Alpha . . . CRUMBY, FAHOMA, Woodland, Sci., Zeto Tau Alpha, YMCA Cabinet, 4, Secretary of Y , 4, B.S.U , 3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Beta Beta Beta 3,4, Co-Ed Club, 3,4, . . . CUEVAS, SIDNEY AGUILLA, Gulfport, Ed , Theta Kappa Phi, Col onel ' s Club, 3 . . . CULPEPPER, JOSEPH PURVIS, Carthage, Bus . . . CUNNINGHAM, GORDON RUSSELL, Vicksburg, Eng., Pi Kappa Alpha, Reflector, 1, Samurai, 3,4, , SCE, 2,3,4 . . .CUR- RY, JOSEPH FRANCIS, State College, Bus., Glee Club, 1, Phi Eta Sigma, 2, Chi Lambda Rho, 3,4„ Rod and Gun Club, 3,4, Account- ing Club, 3,4, . . . CURTIS, OLEN DODD, Ethel, Ag., Alpha Zeta, 3,4, Agronomy Club, 3,4. SECOND ROW CUSTER, LAWRENCE DUDLEY, Holly Springs, Ag , Dairy ( 2,3,4, Dairy Products Judging Team, 3, Alpha Zeta, 4 . DALTON, ROBERT WILLIAM, Fulton Kentucky, Eng. . . . DAVIS, MAXWELL ALEXANDER, Voiden, Sci., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Alpha Phi Omega, 2,3,4, Reflector Staff, 2,4 .. . DAVIS, ROBERT LAFAYETTE, Sherman, Eng., ASCE, 2 , . DAVISON, RALPH EASTON, Biloxi, Eng , IRE, 2,3,4 . . . DAY, JAMES DUDLEY, Starkville, Sci . . . DAY, ROBERT EUGENE, Jackson, Eng., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Band, 1,2,3,4, ASCE, 2,3,4, Alpha Phi Omega, 1,2,3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3,4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3,4, Miss. State WGAS Club, 3,4, Camera Club, Reveille, 2,3,4 . . . DEESE, RICHARD EMORY, Beebe, Arkonsas, Ag. . . . DILL, THOMAS JAMES, Ethelsville, Ag., Block and Bridle Club, 1,2,3,4. . DILLON, ARNOLD, Folsom, Louisiana, Ed. . . . DIXON, JOHN LAURENCE, White haven, Tennessee, Bus, . . . DODSON, MARION, Harpersville, Ag H I ROW DONALD, ROBERT LEE, JR., Vossburg, Sci. . . . DORRIS, THOMAS EDISON, Chorleston, Ag., Ag Engr. Club, 4, Alpha Zeta, 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4 . . . DUBARD, WILLIAM J., McCarley, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Block and Bridle, 2 . . . DUCKWORTH, A. T., Laurel, Eng. . . . DULIN, JAMES THOMAS, Vaiden, Eng., American So- Donald Evans, J. E. Dorris Evans, W. H. Dubard Everett Duckworth Failing Dulin Foigo Dunaway Faulkner Duncan Ferguson - ' 4 a . , ■4 i 1 - sr- m Crowley )ay, J. D. f f f , ' ' Crumby Day, R. E. Cuevas Culpepper Deese Dill SENIORS COMPLETE SUCCESFUL ATHLETIC CAREERS ciety of Ag Engineers . . . DUNAWAY, DAN ALEXANDER, Jock- son, Ag., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . DUNCAN, JOE LEE, Tiplers- vllle, Ed., Sears and Roebuck Scholarship, 1, Kroger Scholarship, 2, Alpha Tau Alpha, 2,3,4, F.F.A., 2,3 .. . DUNN, RUFUS LE- ROY, JR., Storkville, Bus., Bond, 1,2,3, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4 . . . DURHAM, HARVEY, JR., McComb, Ag. . . . DYESS, GA- RON DEMPSEY, Ookvole, Ed., Sigma Pi, A.T.A., 4, I.F.C., 4 . . . EDWARDS, EATHEN LADERL, Bruce, Ag. . . . ELDER, LEONARD GODWIN, Blue Mk, Ed . . . ELLIS, TRAVIS CHARLES, Cotton Plant, Ed. . . . EVANS, EDWARD A., Porkinston, Ed FOURTH ROW EVANS, JAMES EDWARD, Muldon, Ag., Sigma Chi, Rifle Team, 1,2,3,4, Ag. Eng. Club, 3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 4, Y-Luncheon, 1,2, Vice President of Student Assn., 4 . . . EVANS, WILLARD H., Columbus, Bus., Distinguished Military Student-A.F.R.O.T.C, 4, Winner of Miss. Association of Insurance Agents Scholarship Award, 4 . . . EVERETT, DOUGLAS, West Enterprise . , . FAILING, JAMES BERNARD, Indionolo, Ag , Sigma Chi . . . FALGO, ERNEST JOHN, JR., Poscogoulo, Eng , ASME, 3,4, New- man Club, 1,2,3,4. . .FAULKNER, LEON, Aberdeen, Eng., Band, 1,2,3,4, Collegians, 1,2,3,4, Distinguished Military Student and Graduate, 4, ASME, 2,3,4 . . . FERGUSON, GEORGE B., Jackson, Eng., Kappa Mu Epsilon, 4, Tau Beta Pi, 4 . . . FER- NANDEZ, FRANK, JR., Marks, Ag., 4-H Club, 4, Westminster Fellowship, 4, Am. Society Agricultural Eng., 4 . . . FIORE, HAR- OLD JOSEPH, Greenwood, Ag., Block and Bridle Club, 3,4, Dairy Club, 4, Alpha Zeta, 3 . . . FLANAGAN, CALLIE ERMAN, JR., Greenwood, Sci., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . FLETCHER, GEORGE E., Cleveland, Ag , Dairy Club . . . FOARD, ROBERT BLOUNT, Yazoo City, Bus., Chi Lambda Rho, 3, Delta Sigma Phi, 3, Ac- counting Club, 3,4 .. . FOLEY, CHARLES PRESTON, Garlands- ville, Ed., Industrial Ed. Club, 3,4 .. . FONDREN, JOHN H., Cleveland, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Air Force and Varsity Rifle Team, 3, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Drillmaster of Scabbard and Blade, 4, Ellis Foley Evans, E. A. Fondren .: % 9 - Q i i 1 ' 1 1 . fl- Foster Geer Frank Franklin George, M. J. George, M. E. Frantz Gerlach Friday Germany T H E THE SENIORS SAW I R S T ROW SECOND ROW FOSTER, PAUL DAVID, JR., BIytheville, Ark., Ag , Sigma Chi, YMCA, 1,2, I.F.C., 3,4, Basketball, 1, Baseball, 1 . . .FRANK, DONALD ALBERT, Loke Village, Ark., Ag , Sigma Pi, Block and Bridle, 3 . . . FRANKLIN, CLINTON L., JR., Vicksburg, Bus , Kappa Alpha, Society for Advancement of Management, 4, Sons of Confederate Veterans, 4 . . . FRANTZ, KENNETH L., Ponto- toc, Eng., American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 2 . . . FRI- DAY, HOWARD CARROLL, Storkvilie, Sci , Kappa Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta, 3,4, Beta Beta Beta, 3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 4 . . FROGGE, WILLIAM VERNON, Meridion, Eng , Kappa Alpha . FULGHAM, FLOYD EDWARD, West Point, Ag , Agriculture Engineering Club, 2,3,4 . . GARDNER, HOWARD MARSH, Nat- chez, Eng., YMCA, 2,3, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3, 4, ASME, 3,4 .. . GARMON, CHARLES KENNETH, Boileyton, Ala., Ag . . . GAR- MON, JOHN HARKEY, JR., Clarksdole, Ag . . GASKIN, RICH- ARD GENE, Jockson, Sci., Band, 3, Glee Club, 3,4, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 3,4, Sec.-Treas. of Science School, 4 . . . GAULT, ARLIS ARNOLD, Tupelo, Bus. GEER, LUCIUS C, Lourel, Sigma Chi, Tennis, 2,3,4 . . . GEORGE, MANUEL JOHN, Jackson, Bus., Pi Kappa Alpha, Mar- keting Club, 3,4, Student Council, 4, Vice-President of Business School, 4 . . . GEORGE MARLIN EUGENE, Cleveland, Bus. . . . GERLACH, BETTYE JEAN, Tunica, Zeta Tau Alpha, Reveille, 4, Coed Club, 4, Future Teachers of America, 4 . . . GERMANY, AUBREY LEWIS, Dixon, Ed. . . GIBSON, JAMES B., JR., Vicks- burg, Sci., Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 3, Glee Club, 2 . . . GIBSON, JAMES STEWART, Shannon, Bus . GOFF, WILLIE EDWARD, Wade, Ed. . . GOINES, CARL J., Hot Springs, Ark., Ed., Sigma Pi, Colonel ' s Club, 4 . . . GONG, SING, JR., Duncan, Bus., Mar- keting Club, 3,4 .. . GOODWIN, CHARLES BURKE, Soso, Sci., Alpha Epsilon Delta, 2,3,4, Beta Beta Beta, 3,4 . . . GOODE, MONROE JACK, Meridian, Sci Gordon, A. G. Gordon, P. M. Gross Graham, 0. Hall, 6. S. Graves, A. } Hall, E. W v rT r i j   7 r - i t , ' f y 1 .1 1 - i ' Frogge Fulgha Gardner Garmon, C. K. Garmon, J. H., Jr. Goskin Gauit son, J. B. Gibson, J . S. Goff Goines Gong Goodwin Goode SENIORS STATE BULLDOGS DEFEAT GEORGIA 6-0 THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW GORDON, AUBREY G. Laurel, Bus. . . . GORDON, PRENTISS M., Weir, Bus. . . . GOUGH, BYRON HILLYER, Laurel, Bus., Sigma Pi, M Club, 2 . . . GOZA, AARON WALKER, Lexington, Sci., Beta Beta Beta, 3,4 .. . GRAHAM, GLEN REGGIE, Sumrall, Ed . . . GRAHAM, ORVILLE, Golden, Ed . . . GRAVES, ALBERT HAMILTON, Grenada, Bus., Sigma Pi . . . GRAVES, WILLIAM CARROL, Rienzi, Bus., Phi Kappa Tau, Square and Compass Club, 4 . . . GREEN, ALBERT H., West Point, Bus., Sigma Chi, Ac counting Club, 3, Marketing Club, 4, Y Luncheon, 1,2. . . GREER, FRANCES HOOD, Ackerman, Ed . . . GRIFFIN, DANIEL DAVID, Houston, Eng . . GRIFFIN, HAROLD DOUGLAS, Net- tleton, Ed. . . . GRIFFIN, IRVIN E., Coffeeville, Bus . . . GRIS- HAM, GEORGE ROBERT, Wheeler, Ed., Student Council, 4, Alpha Tau Alpha, 3,4. GRISSOM, WENDELL WADE, Summerland, Ag. . . . GROSS, CHARLES BEVERLY, Meridian, Sci., M Club, 2,3,4, Baseball, 2,3,4, Band, 1,2, Beta Beta Beta, 3,4 .. . HAAS, OMER ALOYS, Kiln, Ag. . . . HAIGLER, HENRY E., JR., Birminghom, Ala., Eng , ASME, 3,4, Rod and Gun Club, 3,4 .. . HAJJ, GEORGE ELLIS, JR., Vicksburg, Eng., Pi Kappa Alpha, AIEE, 3,4, I.R.E., 4, YMCA Cabinet, 2,3 .. . HALL, BOBBY SIMPSON, Ripley, Bus , Delta Sigma Pi, 3,4, Accounting Club, 4 . . . HALL, EUGENE WOOD, Vicksburg, Ag., Westminster Fellowship, 1,2,3,4, Agronomy Club, 2,3,4 . . . HALL, HAROLD B., Baldwyn, Ed., B.S.U., 3,4, Glee Club, 3,4 . . . HALL, JAMES MORRIS, Meridian, Bus. . . . HAMBY, THOMAS EDMONDS, Eupora, Eng , AIEE, 3,4, IRE., 3,4 .. . HANKINS, JAMES DERWIN, Baxterville, Eng., Band, 1,4, ASME, 4 . . . HARBISON, SIDNEY GORDON, Okolona, Eng , Phi Kappa Tau, ASME, 3,4, Freshman Football, 1 . . . HAR- BOUR, ELBERT EARL, Union, Ag , Agronomy Club, 3,4 .. . HARDIN, JOHN THOMAS, Calhoun City, Ed. Gree.n Greer Griffin, D. D. Griffin, H. D. Griffin, 1. E. Grisham Hall, J. M. Hamby Nankins Harbison Harbour Hardin m ' 0 0 K 1 ■' f ' :f I i4 ' ' 1 f r Harpole Haynes Roh ' Rah! Nichols FIRST T H E THE SENIORS SEE $25,000 ROW HARNED, GROVER C, JR., Jackson, Eng . . . HARPER, JACK HOWARD, JR., Vicksburg, Eng., Pi Kappa Alpha, YMCA Vice- President, 4, ASME, 2,3,4, Dance Committee, 4 . . . HARPOLE, SQUIRE CARROLL, Maben, Ag, Dairy Club, 2,3,4 . . . HARRELL, JOE LONGINO, Jackson, Bus., Koppa Alpha, Colonel ' s Club, 2, Vice-President Business School, 3, Chi Lambda Rho, 3,4, Delta Sigma Pi, 3,4, Omicron Delta Kappa, 3,4, Business Manager Reveille, 4, Distinguished Military Student, 4 . . . HARRELSON, DOROTHY, State College, Bus., Zeta Tau Alpha, Coed Club, 3,4, Reveille, 3 HARRIS, JULIUS STOKES, Madison, Bus , Sigma Chi . . HARRISON, B. F., Roleigh, Ag HARRISON, BEN- NIE RAY, Lucedole, Sci . . . HARRISON, JAMES W., Magnolia, Eng., Sigma Phi Epsilon, A.P.O., 2,3,4, I.A.S., 2,3,4, Track, 1,2,3,4, M Club, 2,3,4, Miss. State WGAS Club President, 3, Reveille, 1,2,3,4, Reflector, 2,3 . . . HARTNESS, BILLIE BLAKE, Starkville, Bus , Zeta Tau Alpha . . . HARVEY, ALVIN HAROLD, Pelahatchie, Ag . . . HARVEY, HENRY GRADY, Tylertown, Ag Bus. . . . HAYNES, HERSHEL, Lambert, Ag., Theta Xi, Agricul- ture Engineering Club, 3,4 .. . HAYWARD, KENNETH MICKLE, Grenada, Ag., Pi Kappa Alpha, Alpha Zeta, 3,4, Agriculture Engi- neering Club, 2,3,4 . . . HEBLON, SEIGFRIED KENNETH, Merid- ian, Eng,, Kappa Alpha, ASME, 1,2,3,4 . . . HENRY, WILLIAM RALPH, Bruce, Ag , Forestry Club, 3,4 . HENSON, ROBERT M., Okolona, Bus., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Blue Key, 3,4, Society for Advancement of Management, 2,3,4, Samurai, 3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 2,3, Colonel ' s Club, 1,2 . . . HERBERT, DOUGLAS CHATHAM, North Corrollton, Ed . . . HERNDON, RALPH HO- MAN, Gibson, Ag . . . HESTER, LESLIE RANDOLPH, JR., Ma ben, Eng., Pi Kappa Alpha, Tau Beta Pi, 3,4, Kappa Mu Epsilon 3,4, IAS., 3,4 . . HICKMAN, RICHARD WILSON, Lumberton, Ag., Agronomy Club, 3 . . . HIGHTOWER, BILLY E., Eupora, Ed. THIRD ROW SECOND ROW HARVEY, WESLEY OTIS, Tylertown, Ag., Sigma Chi, Block and Bridle Club, 2 . . . HATFIELD, WILLIAM HAROLD, Booneville, HILDERBRAND, ANTHONY DABNEY, JR., Vicksburg, Sci , West minster Fellowship, 3,4, YMCA Cabinet, 4 . . . HILL, GEORGE WARREN, Crysto! Springs, Ag . . . HITCH, WILLIAM ANDER- SON, JR., Drew, Ag., Pi Kappc Alpha, Band, 1,2,3. . .HOL- LAND, JACINTO BALTAR, Biloxi, Bus . . HOLLIMON, JOHN L., Starkville, Ag., Alpha Zeta, 3,4, Agronomy Club, 3,4 . . . Hunt Hill Hitch James Jessen Holland Johnson, B. G. Hollimon Hollis Johnson, C. H. Johnson, A. L. Hoop Johnson, E. f 1 . 1 k,.4U.. ft • - Hi q 1 Harrison, B. R. Herbert M urn y Harvey, H. G. Hightower SENIORS FIRE DAMAGE — BULLS AND BARN BURN MOLLIS, CLAIBORNE POLK, Natchez, Eng., IAS, 2,3,4 . . . HOOP, JAMES MAXWELL, Cascifla, Sci . . . HORNE, ORION PAT, Jackson, Eng., I.R.E., 4, Radio Amateur Club, 4 . . . HOUGH, CLIFFORD ELTON, Mogee, Ag., Block and Bridle Club, 2,3,4 . . . HOUSTON, PROCTOR D., JR., Sylvarena, Ag , Omi cron Delta Kappa, 4, Blue Key, 3,4, Beta Beta Beta, 3,4, President YMCA, 4, Treasurer YMCA, 2, YMCA, 2,3,4, B.S.U. Council, 3, Colonel ' s Club, 2, Camera Club, 2,3,4, Assembly Committee, 4 . . . HUBBERT, LEWIS H., Charleston, Bus HUDDLESTON, JAMES ELVIN, Ripley, Ag . . HUDSON, ROY DOUGLAS, Cal- houn City, Ag , Forestry Club, 2,3,4 . . . HULL, VERNON MON- ROE, JR., Cleveland, Eng., Sigma Chi, Phi Eta Sigma, Colonel ' s Club, 1,2, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 2,3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Tau Beta Pi, 3,4, Samurai, 3,4, Vice-President of Engineering School, 3, President of Engineering School, 4, AIEE, 2,3,4, I.F.C., 4, Student Council, 4. FOUR ROW HUNT, DOYCE ELLIOT, Ackermon, Ag . . . JAMES, RICHARD DANIEL, Meehan, Bus., Accounting Club, 4 . . . JESSEN, AR- THUR, JR., Imboden, Ark., Ed. . . . JOHNSON, BOBBY GENE, Fulton, Bus., Sons of Confederate Veterans, 4 . . . JOHNSON, CHARLES, H., Stote College, Bus., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Colonel ' s Club, 1,2, Reveille, 1,2,3, Editor of Reveille, 3, I.F.C., 2,3, Dance Committee, 2, Pi Delta Epsilon, 2,3,4, Board of Publications, 3, Samurai, 3,4, Blue Key, 3,4, Student Activities Committee, 3,4, Student Council, 3 . . . JOHNSON, DAVID LEMUEL, BIytheville, Ark., Ag. . . . JOHNSON, EDWARD MORRISON, State College, Ag., Agriculture Engineers, 3,4, Track, 2,3,4 . . . JOHNSON, EDWARD WILBUR, JR., Meehan, Eng., Lambda Chi Alpha, Tau Beta Pi, 3,4, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 4, ASCE, 2,3,4 . . . JOHNSON, HERMAN LEO, Philadelphia, Ed , Industrial Education Club, 2, Iota Lambda Sigma, 1 . . . JOHN- SON, OSCAR ALBERT, JR., New Orleans, Eng., Sigma Chi, ASME, 2,3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Captain of Scabbard and Blade, 4 . . . JOHNSON, OSCAR HARTNESS, JR., Purvis, Sci , Sigma Chi, Student Chemical Engineers, 1,2,3,4, Bond, 1,2,3,4, Col- legians, 2,3,4. . JOHNSON, RICHARD HANNIFIN, Palm Springs, Calif., Eng., I.A.S., 3,4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Tennis, 3,4, Rifle Team, 3, Newman Club, 4 . . . JOHNSTON, DENNIS ED- WARD, Starkville, Ag , Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . JONES, BOBBY GENE, Hollandale, Bus., Sigma Chi. arne Hough Houston Hubbert Huddleston , E. W. Johnson, H. L. Johnson, 0. A. Johnson, 0. H. Johnson, R. H r. r f k. i % H H ;i Hull Jones, B. G. .: Bill Blood Bonk Carpenter ' J J. 1 r , f . 1 k M h Jones, C. J. Killebrew Jones, H. T. Jones, M. F. King Kirkpatrick Joy, J. D. Knauft T H E MANY MISSISSIPPI STATE FIRST ROW SECOND ROW JONES, CARTER JUDON, Vossburg, Ed . . JONES, HOWARD TALIAFERRO, JR., Holly Springs, Ag., Colonel ' s Club, 2 . . . JONES, MORGAN F., JR., Jackson, Eng., Koppo Alpha, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Rod and Gun Club, 2,3,4 . . . JOY, JAMES COR- NELIUS, Vicksburg, Eng., Sigma Chi, Band, 1,2,3,4, ASCE, 2,3,4, Tennis, 4 . . . JOY, JESSE DAVID, JR., Vicksburg, Bus , Sigma Chi, Band, 2,3, Rifle Team, 1,2,3,4, ROTC Rifle Team, 1,2,3,4, International Relations Club, 1,2, YMCA Luncheon, 1, Marketing Club, 4 . . . KEADY, DONALD MYRON, Conton, Sci , Phi Kappa Tau, Phi Eta Sigma, 2, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 2, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, 4 . . . KEATING, JAMES LINDLEY, Crystal Springs, Ag., B.S.U., 1,2,3,4, American Farm Economic Association, 3,4, Agriculture Club, 3,4 .. . KEITH, DAVID EUGENE, Memphis, Tenn., Eng., Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3 . . . KENNEDY, JOHN PATRICK, Hottiesburg, Eng., Sigma Chi, ASCE, 4 . . . KERNS, ARTHUR STANLEY, Gulfport, Ag , Dairy Club, 3,4, Wesley Foundation, 3,4 .. . KESTENBAUM, LOUIS S., Vicksburg, Bus., Kappa Alpha, Jr., Hotel Men of America, 1,2,3,4, Rod and Gun Club, 4 . . . KEYES, SAMUEL WAYNE, Hazelhurst, Ag., Livestock Judging Team Alternate. KILLEBREW, MAX, Goodman, Bus., Marketing Club, 3,4, Delta Sigma Pi, 3,4, Chi Lambda Rho, 4 . . . KING, THOMAS JASPER, Columbus, Bus . . . KIRKPATRICK, LEROY R., Clorksdale, Bus. . . . KITCHENS, T. J., Scooba, Ed . . KNAUFF, HUBERT OLIN, DeValla Bluff, Ark., Ag . . KOMP, FRED THOMASSON, JR., Hottiesburg, Eng KOTOWSKI, ANTHONY RICHARD, New Kensington, Po., Ed . . KOURY, PETER ALBERT, Leiand, Bus., Delta Sigma Pi, 2,3,4, Newman Club, 1,2,3,4, Accounting Club, 3,4, Chi Lambda Rho, 3,4, The Auxiliary of the Mississippi Society of C.P.A. ' s, 3,4 .. . KYZER, JOHN, JR., Broxton, Sci., Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 3 . . . LADNER, ALBERT JAMES, Sau- cier, Ed . . . LAMAR, EVERETTE HOWARD, Columbus, Bus . . . LAMBROS, GEORGE WILLIAM, Belleville, III., Eng., IAS, 3,4, Newman Club, 4. THIRD ROW LAMON, FRED MANCIL, JR., Memphis, Tenn., Bus., Colonel ' s Club, 2, M Club, 3,4, Accounhng Club, 3,4, Delta Sigma Pi, 4, Baseball, 2,3,4 . . . LAND, EDWIN GARNER, JR., Louisville, Ag., Lamon Land Little Livingston Landrum Lockhart Langston Long Lossiter Lechler Loper Lowe Lee, C. E. Lucos, W. F 1 ■til V , ;■■i,. 1 • pi n m ' ' 3ft i |iv , Ir k W i w ■- f 1 V ' ' j mim ft « ' 1 . k Keady Keating Keith Kennedy Kerns Kestenbaum Keycs Komp Kotowski Koury Kyzer Ladner Lamar Lainbro SENIORS SENIORS VOTE IN MISSISSIPPI ' S GENERAL ELECTION Dairy Club, 2,3,4, Dairy Cattle Judging Tteam, 4 . . . LANDRUM, THOMAS EDWARD, JR., Atmore, Ala., Ed. . . . LANGSTON, EUGENE POWELL, Philadelphia, Sci., Pi Kappa Alpha, Dance Committee, 3, SGE, 3,4 .. . LASSITER, MAX CLAYTON, Luce- dale, Eng , ASCE, 2,3,4 . . . LECHLER, EDWARD, McGregor, Texas, Ed., Football, 3,4 .. . LEE, CLYDE EDWARD, Indianola, Eng., Pi Kappa Alpha, Band, 1,2,3, ASCE, 2,3,4 . . . LEE, JOHN EDWIN, Poplarville, Eng., Kappa Alpha, ASME, 2,3,4, Sons of Confederate Veterans, 3,4 .. . LEFF, ROBERT LEONARD, Blloxi, Eng., I.A.S., 2,3,4 . . . LEFLORE, JOHN LOUIS, JR., Greenwood, Ag., ASME, 2,3,4, AIEE, 2,3,4, Westminster Fellowship, 2,3,4 . . . LEGER, ALTON N., JR., Handsboro, Eng. . . . LESLEY, JAMES WAYNE, Tupelo, Ed . . . LEVERETTE, JAMES CLIF- FORD, Duck Hill, Bus , Marketing Club, 3,4 .. . LEWIS, RICH- ARD ALVAH, Storkville, Ag FOURTH ROW LITTLE, ETTA MAE, State College, Ed., Zeto Tau Alpha, Glee Club, 3, State Players, 3, Future Teachers of America, 4, Coed Club, 3,4, Reveille, 3,4, Reflector, 3, Homecoming Review, 3, Wesley Foundation, 3,4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 4 . . . LIVINGSTON, REX, Leiond, Ag. . . . LOCKHART, BILLY MAXEDON, Boy Springs, Ed. . . . LONG, ALVAH CARL, JR., Vaiden, Bus , Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pi Delta Epsilon, 2,3,4, A. P.O., 1,2,3,4, Colonel ' s Club, 2, State Players, 1,2, Society for Advancement of Man- agement, 2,3,4, Reveille, 1,2,3, Reflector, 1,2,4, Samurai, 3,4, Dance Committee, 4 . . . LOPER, JOSEPH RUSSELL, Meridian, Bus., Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Pi, 3,4, B.S.U. Executive Council, 2,3, Student Council, 4, Secretary and Treasurer of Business School, 4, Accounting Club, 3 . . . LOWE, JAY C, JR., Dossville, Bus., Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Marketing Club, 2,3,4 . . . LU- CAS, WALTER FRANKLIN, Vossburg, Ed. . . . LUCAS, WAYNE CARTER, Big Creek, Eng. . . . LUMPKIN, ADRAIN PATE, Mc- Neill, Ed. .. . LUNSFORD, HERBERT LAMAR, Lauderdole, Eng , Camera Club, 1,2, Track, 1,2, Colonel ' s Club, 2, AIEE, 3,4, Scab- bard and Blade, 3,4 .. . LYLES, WILLIAM SCOTT, Yazoo City, Bus., Sigma Pi, I.E.S., 2,3,4, Marketing Club, 2,3,4, Rod and Gun Club, 2,3,4 . . . McALEXANDER, GRADY SEALE, Holly Springs, Bus, . . . McALLISTER, EDWARD WILLIAM, Lumber- ton, Eng., IRE., 4 .. . McBROOM, ARCHIE FRANKLIN, JR., Botesville, Ag., Block and Bridle Club, 3,4 Leverette Lewis McAllister McBroom f 1 McCommon McMillin B. B. Hartness McCreary McMullan T H E THE SENIORS SAW THE FIRST ROW SECOND ROW McCARLEY, HOWARD BELL, Batesville, Bus , Kappa Sigma . . . McCLANAHAN, TED HENRY, Columbus, Eng . . McCOL- LOUGH, NORMAN DARNELL, Jackson, Bus . . . McCOMMON, ROY LELDON, Grand Junction, Tenn., Ed., F.T.A., 4, Agriculture Club, 4 . McCREARY, WILSON DEVREAUX, Raymond, Eng , ASME, 3,4 .. . McCULLOUGH, CALVIN JOSEPH, Hornbeak, Tenn., Americon Farm Economic Association, 4 . . . McDONALD, CHARLES DONALD, Winfield, Alo, Bus , Marketing Club, 4 . . . McDonald, HAROLD LINTON, Winfield, AIo, Ed . . McFER- RIN, ARTHUR KERMIT, Mantachie, Bus . . . McGEE, WILLIS, MARION, Philadelphia, Ed., Industrial Education Club, 4, Square and Composs Club, 4 . . . McGILL, ROBERT GERALD, Humbolt, Tenn., Ag., Alpha Tau Omega, Dairy Club, 2,3,4 . . . Mc- KNIGHT, ROBERT BENTON, JR., Tupelo, Ag , Sigma Alpha Ep silon. McLAIN, PATRICK GENE, Puckett, Ag., Alpha Zeta, 2,3,4, Agronomy Club, 2,3,4 . . . McLAURIN, HERBERT JAMES, Holly BluH, Bus , Theta Xi . . . McMILLAN, CLAYTON EARL, JR. Enterprise, Ed . . . McMILLIN, HOWARD CARLTON, Louisville Ag., Block and Bridle Club, 3,4 .. . McMULLAN, HENRY WHEELER, Decatur, Ag., Block and Bridle Club, 3,4 . . NEES, THOMAS LAVERT, Columbus, Bus. . . . McREYNOLDS, SARA FELICIA, Starkville, Bus . . McWILLIAMS, HOWARD LEE, Meridian, Bus . . . MABRY, JAMES CLEABORN, Colui Ed., 4-H Club, 1,2,3,4, Beta Beta Beta, 3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, F.T A., 4 . . . MANN, HOMER AUSTIN, Jackson, Kappa Alpha, Cheerleader, 2, I.F.C., 4, Band, 1,2, Colonel ' s Club, 2, Reflector, 1,2,3, Reveille, 4, Collegians, 2,3, Sons of Confederate Veterans, 3,4 .. . MARSHALL, OTIS THOMPSON, JR., Batesville, Ag., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Zeta, 3, Block and Matlock Miskeller Mayerhoff Meena Mitchell, C. H. Mitchell, P. D. Menetre Mize Meredith Montgomery, J. H. Meteer Montgomery, 0. E. Middleton Moore, C. E. ■■' • 1 . ' 1 mrh i ' . 1 - w r Ci.. ) lUi Jm 1 J 1 r %: M 1 f «M 1 m ' :Cullough 1 McDonald, C. D. McDonald, H. L McFerrin v cNees McReynolds McWilliams Mabry McGee Mann McGill Marshall McKnight Math is SENIORS ESTABLISHMENT OF ARNOLD Bridle, 2 . . . MATHIS, ROBIN HOOD, Houlka, Ag., Phi Eta Sig- ma, 1,2, Agronomy Club, 3,4, Agriculture Club, 1,2, F.F.A., 1,2, Alpha Tau Alpha, 2,3, Alpha Zeta, 2,3,4, Track, 1, Outstanding Agriculture Freshman Award end Scholarship, 1. ,., Sigma Phi Epsilon . , Glee Club, 4. R SOCIETY . MILTON, DUDLEY BUCHELL, Isolo, THIRD ROW MATLOCK, FRANCIS CLAY, Comden, Ag , Theta Xi, Colonel ' s Club, 2, Horticulture Club, 2,3,4 . . . MAYERHOFF, HOUGH CHARLES, JR., Woodland, Ed . . . MEENA, VICTOR, Clarksdole, Ag., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Horticulture Club, 2,3,4 . . . MEN- ETRE, GEORGE EDGAR, JR., Poplarville, Bus , Kappa Alpha, ASME, 2,3, Dance Committee, 3 . . . MEREDITH, JAMES EARL, Green- ville, Eng., Tau Beta Pi, 4, ASME, 3,4 .. . METEER, WILLIE NEIL, Jackson, Ag. .. . MIDDLETON, RANNIE LEE, Roleigh, Ed., F.F.A., 3, Alpha Tau Alpha, 4 . . . MILES, EDGAR GORDON, Lexo, Ark., Eng., Sigma Chi, ASME, 2,3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 2,3,4, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 2,3,4, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Blue Key, 4, Westinghouse Scholarship, 4, YMCA Cabinet, 3 . . . MILES, GEORGE CLIFTON, JR., Bruce, Ed . . MILLER, CICERO PRICE, Weir, Ag. .. . MILLER, JAMES WILLARD, Philadelphia, Ed . . . MILLER, RICHARD LEE, Jackson, Bus., Chi Lambda Rho, 4, Marketing Club, 4 . . . MILLER, ROBERT DAVID, Shuqualak, FOURTH ROW: MISKELLER, JENNINGS BRYAN, Carrollton, Ag . . . MITCHELL, CHARLES HENRY, Vicksburg, Eng . . . MITCHELL, PREAL DU- BOIS, Seminary, Ed . . . MIZE, FRANK WARREN, Forest, Eng , IRE, 4 . . MONTGOMERY, JAMES HAROLD, Tupelo, Ag , Alpha Zeta, 3,4, Agriculture Economics Club, 3,4 .. . MONT- GOMERY, ORVILLE EATON, Burlingome, Kan., Eng , Tau Beta Pi, 4, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 4, AIEE, 4 . . . MOORE, CHARLES ED- WARD, Nettleton, Ag., Lambda Chi Alpha, Agronomy Club, 3,4, Alp ha Zeta, 4, I.F.C., 4 . . . MOORE, WILLIAM NORMAN, Mor- gan City, Eng., A. P.O., 4, B.S.U. Executive Council, 4, AIEE, 2,3,4, I.R.E., 4, I.E.S., 3, Band, 4 . . . MOOREHEAD, JOE BEN- SON, Corinth, Bus., Kappa Sigma, Baseball Manager, 2 . . . MOORMAN, THOMAS ALBERT, Water Valley, Ed , 4 H Club, 2,3 .. . MORGAN, HENRY DOUGLAS, Kosciusko, Ag . . . MORRIS, CLAYTON RUSSELL, Sulligent, Ala., Ag , Agriculture Economics Club, 4 . . MORRISON, JAMES NEWMAN, Heidel- berg, Ed., Alpha Tau Alpha, 4 . . . MORROW, GOCHER EARN- EST, Marietta, Ag., Dairy Club, 2,3,4, Dairy Cattle Judging Team, 4. fc S. :, i r. - ' tiX Miller, R. D. Morrison t ' Milton Morrow 11 Slow Talkin Corbell Moseley Nichols, J. D. ' H • ' ' ' , Moss, A. D. Moss, C. A. Neimi Noland ■1 Muckelrath Nordan T H E THE SENIORS VIEWED FIRST ROW MORTON, ROBERT MOTT, Morgan City, Ag., Sigma Alpha Ep- silon, Phi Eta Sigma, 1,2, Alpha Zeta, 2,3,4, Block and Bridle, 2,3,4, B.S.U., 1,2,3,4, YMCA Council, 1,2. . .MOSELEY, BEV- ERLY F., Hottiesburg, Ag., Agriculture Club, 3,4, Westminster Fellowship, 2,3.4 . . . MOSS, ARTHUR D., Poden, Ed. . . . MOSS, CLAYTON A., Greenville, Bus., Pi Kappa Alpha, Marketing Club, 4 . . MUCKELRATH, WINFRED HERSCHEL, Burns, Ag , Alpha Zeta, 2,3,4, Agriculture Club, 1,2,3,4, Block and Bridle, 2,3,4, 4-H Club, 1,2,3, Poultry Club, 3,4 .. . MULLINS, ROBERT ANDY, Guin, Alo., Ag. . . . MURPHY, BURKE C, Indianolo, Ag , Alpha Zeta, 3,4, Agronomy Club, 2,3,4, B.S.U., 2,3,4 . . . MURPHY, DANIEL O., Birmingham, Ala., Bus , M Club, 3,4, Baseball, 2,3,4, Chi Lambda Rho, 3,4 . . . MYERS, BOBBY S., Hillsboro, Ed., Industrial Education Club, 2 . . . MYRICK, TAL- MAGE LA VON, Laurel, Sci., Sigma Pi, Band, 3,4, Collegians, 3,4 . . . NASH, HAROLD SWAYZE, Cleveland, Bus., Kappa Sigma, Reflector, 1, YMCA Luncheon, 1,2, Accounting Club, 2,3,4, Colonel ' s Club, 2, Samurai, 3,4, Chi Lambda Rho, 3,4, Auxiliary of Mississippi Society of C.P.A. ' s, 4, National Association of Cost Accountants, 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges, 4 . . . NEAL, WILLIAM D., JR., Carroll- ton, Eng., Sigma Phi Epsilon, A.P.O., 4, ASME, 4, Reflector, 1,2, YMCA Luncheon, 1,2, I.F.C., 4. SECOND ROW NICHOLS, ANNE, Aberdeen, Bus., Chi Omega, Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, 4, Reveille, 3,4, Cheerleader, 3,4, Beauty, 3, Dance Committee, 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 3,4, Engineer ' s Day Queen, 2, Accounting Club, 3,4, Coed Club, 2,3, Chi Lambda Rho, 3,4 .. . NICHOLS, JOHN DARRELL, Gillett, Ark., Ag., Sigma Pi, Reflector, 4 . . . NIEMI, JOHN WALLACE, Hazlehurst, Ag. . . . NOLAND, THOMAS VAUGHAN, VIcksburg, Bus., Alpha Tou Omega, Reveille, 1,2, Canterbury Club, 1, Jr. Hotel Men of America, 2, Phi Alpha Theta, 3, I. PC, 3 .. . NORDAN, ALBERT EARL, Drew, Ag., Block and Bridle, 3,4 .. . NORRIS, WILLIAM DELEVAN, Quit- man, Bus. . . . OAKS, WILLIAM ELLIS, Corinth, Bus., Lambda Chi Alpha, Marketing Club, 3,4 .. . O ' KEEFE, CARLTON L., Jackson, Bus., Kappa Alpha, Sons of Confederate Veterans, 4, Delta Sigma Pi, 3,4, Marketing Club, 3,4 .. . O ' NEAL, EDWIN A., Gulfport, Sci . . . O ' NEAL, ELLIS SCOTT, Euporo, Ed. . . . Ousley Owen, D. H. Paul Pearce, C. A. Owen, S. S. Pearce, J. E. Owens, W. K. Perkins Q 1 Cf . J«5 m Mullins Murphy, B C. Murphy, D. 0. Myers Myrick Nash Neal Norris Oaks O ' Keefe O ' Neal, E. A. O ' Neal, E. S. O ' Neal, V. M. Orsborn SENIORS FRESHMAN CAKE RACE WITH FOND MEMORSES O ' NEAL, VADA MARCELENE, Pontotoc, Ed. . . . ORSBORN, MARION BINFORD, French Camp, Ag., Agriculture Engineering Club, 2,3,4, Alpha Zeta, 3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, A.F.R.O.T.C. Group Commander, 3, Distinguished Military Gradu- ate, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa, 4. THIRD ROW OUSLEY, THOMAS JEFFERSON, JR., West Point, Ag , Sigma Chi, Dairy Club, 3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4 .. . OWEN, DAVID HUGH, JR., West Point, Eng. . . . OWEN, STANLEY SHAW, Fayette, Ed. . . . OWENS, WILLIAM KEITH, Golden, Ed., M ' Club, 4, Basketball, 3,4 .. . PACE, JOHN HERMAN, Pace, Ag., Sigma Chi, Football, 1,2,3,4, Basketball, 1, Alpha Zeta, 2,3,4, Omicron Delta Kappa, 3,4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1,2, M Club, 2,3,4, Student Council, 3, Mr. Mississippi State, 3 . . . PADRO, RUBEN EFRAIN, Arecibo, Puerto Rico, Ed., Panamerico Club, Tennis, 3,4 . . . PAGANO, ANGELO SALVATORE, Winslow, N. J., Sci. . . . PALLOP, ANTS, Tortu, Estonia, Ag., YMCA Cabinet, 3,4, Block and Bridle, 2,3,4 . . . PALMER, BETTY MAE, Storkville, Ed. . . . PALMER, RUPERT DEWITT, Louisville, Ag , Agriculture Economics Club, 4 . . . PANNELL, WILLIAM TRAVIS, JR., Ral- eigh, Tenn., Ag., Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Block and Bridle, 2,3,4 . . . PARKER, HOMER O ' NEILL, Booneville, Ag . PARKS, CHARLES WAYNE, Booneville, Ed., Alpha Tau Alpha, 3,4 .. . PATTERSON, ANN MARIE, Braxton, Sci FOURTH ROW PAUL, BILLY CARROLL, Sulligent, Ala., Ed , Baseball, 3,4 .. . PEARCE, CLARENCE ARTHUR, Greenwood, Ag. . . . PEARCE, JOE EDWARD, Dorsey, Ag., Dairy Club, 3,4 .. . PERKINS, LU- THER DON, JR., Amory, Eng., Alpha tau Omega, ASME, 2,3,4, Reveille, 2,3, State Players, 2,3, Glee Club, 4 . . . PERRY, CHARLES R., Laurel, Ag., Agronomy Club, 3,4, Forestry Club, 1 . . . PETKOVSEK, JOHN MARTIN, Natchez, Sci , Chemical Engi neers Club, 2 . . PHILLIPS, JAMES DILLARD, Houston, Ed . . . PIERCE, NEAL ROBERT, Lickingville, Pa., Bus . PIGG, JOHNNIE LEE, Lena, Ed . . . PITTMAN, CHARLES ALBERT, Columbia, Bus., Football, 1,2,3,4, Track, 3,4, M Club, 2,3,4 . . . PLATT, RICHARD LEROY, Storkville, Bus., Band, 2, Inter national Relations Club, 2,3 .. . POCHE, HENRY WALTER, Meridian, Sci. . . POSEY, SAMUEL GILES, Amory, Ed , Alpha Tau Alpha, 3,4 . . POUNDS, BILLY DEAN, Booneville, Ed , Glee Club, 3, Wesley Foundation, 3, F.T.A., 4. Pallop Palmer, B. M. Pierce Pigg 1 Pannell Piatt ■' Parker Poche Patterson Pounds ' Kf- m «K: I t • Pratt Rawson Pritchard Reaves fno Moe Juke Box Annie Little T H E THE SENIORS PARTIICIPATE FIRST ROW PRATT, THOMAS R., Natchez, Bus , Kappa Alpha . . . PRES- COTT, ROBERT GROVER, JR., Brondon, Ag . PRESTAGE, BRYCE, Fulton, Ag., Agriculture Club, 4 . . . PREWITT, HOMER LEANDER, Starkville, Ag., Dairy Club, 3,4, Dairy Cattle Judging Team, 4 . . . PRITCHARD, ROBERT ALLRED, Horriston, Bus , Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . PRUDEN, JIMMY LEE, Canton, Sci., Phi Kappa Tau, I F C , 4 . . PULLING, NATHAN HALE, Mothiston, Ed. . . . PYRON, T. H., Greenwood, Bus., Football, 2,3,4, M Club, 2,3,4 . . . QUIMBY, HOLLIS EUGENE, Lourel, Ag , Sigma Pi, Horticulture Club, 2,3,4 . . . RADDON, HENRY ELIJAH, Laurel, Sci., Lambda Chi Alpha . . . RALEY, ROBERT EARL, Quitman, Ed., Agriculture Club, 2,3, F.F.A., 2,3 .. . RATLIFF, HUBERT TINNIN, Clinton, Ag., Pi Kappa Alpha, Block and Bridle, 3, Dance Committee, 4, Cheerleader, 4. Koppa Alpha, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 2,3,4, Tau Beta Pi, 3,4, Blue Key, 3,4, YMCA Treasurer, 3, AIEE, 3,4, IRE., 3,4 . REAVES, OSCAR BERRY, Blue Mountain, Ag . . . REED, JOHN GEISSERT, Memphis, Tenn., Bus., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . REYNOLDS, DOYLE GENE, Pine Bluff, Ark., Ag., Alpha Tau Omega, Block and Bridle Club, 3,4 .. . REYNOLDS, EDNA JEAN, Starkville, Bus., Majorette, 4, Band, 3,4, B.S.U., 3,4, Glee Club, 3,4 .. . RICE, PAUL EBERDT, Liberty, Ag , Agriculture Club, 3,4 .. . RICHARDSON, REYNOLDS LAMAR, JR., Meridian, Sci., Kappa Alpha, Student Council, 4, I.F.C., 4, Sons of Confederate Veterans, 3,4, Samurai, 4 . . . RILEY, ROB- ERT VERNON, New Hebron, Bus., Phi Kappa Tau, Marketing Club, 4, Delta Sigma Pi, 3,4 .. . ROBBINS, WILLIAM HAL, Meridian, Bus., Kappa Alpha, Garner Scholarship, 3, Delta Sigma Pi, 3,4, Sons of Confederate Veterans, 3,4, Barristers Club, 3,4, Samurai, 3,4. SECOND ROW RAWSON, DONALD M., Dossville, Ed . . . RAY, BILLY DEL- BERT, Mantachie, Eng , AIEE, 3,4 .. . RAY, JAMES LEE, Kosci- usko, Eng . . . RAY, JOHN WESLEY, JR., Vicksburg, Eng., Pi ROBERTS, JESSE LESTER, Lexington, Bus . . . ROBERTSON, WILLIS JOE, Vernon, Ala., Ed., Football, 3,4, Track, 4 . . . ROBINSON, RONALD ELMORE, Vicksburg, Eng., Lambda Chi Roberts indford, J. D. ' 4i _ Pruden Pulling Pyron Reed Reynolds, D. G. Reynolds, E. J. Quimby Rice Raddon Richardson M MM mJ M Raley Riley SENIORS IN TWO SPECIAL CAMPUS ELECTIONS Alpha, ASCE, 2,3,4 . . . ROGERS, JAMES MONROE, Vernon, Ala., Ed., Alpha Zeta, 3,4, Alpha Tau Alpha, 3,4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4 . . . ROOT, GREGORY LOUIS, Jockson, Eng., Lambda Chi Alpha, ASCE, 2,3,4, Kappa Mu Epsllon, 2,3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 2,3,4 . . . ROWLEY, SHERMAN F., Columbio, Ag , Forestry Club, 3,4 RUSHING, OTTIS WASHINGTON, JR., Clevelond, Ag , Sigma Chi, Football, 2,3,4 . . . RUSSELL, JAY McGRATH, Monticello, Ag , Theto Xi, Beta Beta Beta, 3,4, Distinguished Military Student, 4 . . . RUTLEDGE, FELIX EMERY, Houston, Ag . RUTLEDGE, ROBERT LOCKE, Sandersville, Sci., Kappa Mu Epsilon, 2,3,4, Wes- ley Foundation, 1,2,3,4, ASCE, 3,4, YMCA, 1,2,3,4 . . . RYER- SON, GEORGENA LEE, Poscogoulo, Sci , YMCA Cabinet, 4, Coed Club, 4, Wesley Foundation, 3,4, Beta Beta Beta, 4 . . . SALLEY, JAMES MARION, Columbus, Eng. . . . SANDERS, ROBERT LEE, JR., Macon, Bus., Theta Xi, Distinguished Military Student, 4 . . . SANFORD, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, JR., Greenwood, Eng FOURTH ROW SANFORD, JOE OLIVER, Carthage, Ag., Alpha Zeta, 3,4, Agron- omy Club, 2,3,4 . . . SANSING, GEORGE MARVIN, D ' Lo, Eng , Pi Kappa Alpha,, Sec.-Treas. of Engineering School, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Y Luncheon, 1,2, AIEE, 3,4, I.R.E., 4 . . . SANTMYER, FRANK HUNGERFORD, Hattiesburg, Eng , Kappa Alpha, ASCE 3,4, Track 1 . . . SCALZO, JOHN MARIO, Danbury, Conn., Bus Jr. Hotel Men of America, 2,3,4, Newman Club, 4 . . . SCAR- BOROUGH, CARL STANLEY, Greenwood, Eng , Sigma Chi, Tol Beta Pi, 3,4, Omicron Delta Kappa, 4, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3,4, Phi Eta Sigma, 2, Colonel ' s Club, 2, AIEE, 3,4, I.R E , 4, A P O , 2,3,4 . . SCHILLING, JAMES NATHAN lEL, Jackson, Bus., Marketing Club, 3,4, Student Marketing Insti tute, 4, Rifle Team, 4, Rod and Gun Club, 4 . . . SCOTT, HARRY C, Coldwater, Eng SCOTT, HUGH EVANS, Montee, Eng AIEE, 3,4 .. . SCOTT, JAMES AUBREY, Starkvllle, Bus . . SHERMAN, JACK JENKINS, Pontotoc, Ag., Agriculture Engineer ing Club, 3,4, Agriculture Club, 3,4 . . . SHERROD, TOM WOOD- SIDE, Jackson, Eng., AIEE, 2,3,4, I.R.E., 3,4, Westminster Fellow ship, 1,2,3,4 . . . SHIPLEY, YANDELL FRAISER, Greenwood, Ag Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Scabbard and Blade, 4, Tennis, 4 . . . SHIPP, OLIVER ELMO, Belzoni, Ag., Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, San- 3,4, Block and Bridle, 2,3,4 . . . SHUMAN, FRED LEON, JR., Gulfport, Eng., ASME, 2,3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 4. Russell Rutledge, F. E. Scott, H. E. Scott, J. A. € ' A, liM Rutledge, R. L. Ryerson Salley Sanders Sanford, B. F Sherman Sherrod Shipley Shipp Shuman M m , ' r , - ! . n ' !? Long John Pace T H E THE SENIORS SEE McKEEN R S T ROW SIMMONS, TOM ROGER, JR., Rosedole, Sci., Kappa Sigma, Presi dent of YMCA, 3, President of Science School, 4, Student Counci 4, Recipient of the Gold Triangle Award, 3, Omicron Delta Kappa, 3,4, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, YMCA Cabinet, 2,3,4 . . . SIMMONS, WALTER FRANK, Moben, Bi Marketing Club, 4 . . . SIMPSON, REGINALD DUTRO, Tomi Ion, Ed . . SIMS, ROBERT DOUGLAS, Noxopoter, Ag . . . SMITH, CAYCE DEAN, Montee, Sci., Sigma Gomma Epsilon, 4 . . SMITH, CHARLES PIERCE, Meridian, Bus , Rod and Gun Club, 1,2,3,4, ASCE, 3 . . SMITH, FAULK O., Leaksville, Ed, Alpha Tau Alpha, 2 . SMITH, HAROLD FRANKLIN, Colum- bus, Bus., Glee Club, 1,2,3, Pi Kappa Delta, 2,3,4, Debate Team, 2,3, Accounting Club, 4, Delta Sigma Pi, 1,2,3,4, Junior Auxiliary of C.P.A. ' s, 4, Mu Sigma Chi Commerce Club, 1 . . . SMITH, JOE S., Peoch Orchord, Ark., Ed . . . SMITH, RODNEY EXCELLE, Montee, Bus. . . SMITH, WALTON FANCHER, Little Rock, Eng . . SMITH, WILLIAM BOYD, West Point, Eng , Sigma Chi. SECOND ROW: SMITH, WILLIAM EDWARD, Ripley, Ed., Alpha Tau Alpha, 3,4, Vice-President of Education School, 4 . . . SMYLIE, ROBERT EDWIN, Brookhoven, Eng,, Tau Beta Pi, 3,4,, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 2,3,4, ASME, 2,3,4 . . . SORRELS, JOSEPH ALLEN, Shoron, Eng., Pi Kappa Alpha, Tau Beta Pi, 3,4, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 3,4, Blue Key, 3,4, AIEE, 2,3,4, I.R.E., 4 . . . SPARKMAN, JAMES T., Mooreheod, Ed., Alpha Tau Alpha, 2,3,4 . . . SPARKMAN, THOMAS UPTON, Euporo, Ag. . . . SPARKMAN, LLOYD A., Euporo, Ag . . . SPENCE, JAMES HOMER, Pass Christian, Sci , B S.U., 1 . . . SPEYERER, DAVID EARL, Vicksburg, Bus , Pi Kappa Alpha, Colonel ' s Club, 2, Track, 2,3,4, Society for Ad- vancement of Management, 4, M Club, 4 . . . SPINKS, AL- BERT HUNTER, Rosedale, Ag., Kappa Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, Block and Bridle Club, 3,4, Alpha Zeta, 3,4, Beta Beta Beta, 3,4, Omicron Delta Kappa, 3,4, Vice-Pres. of Ag School, 4, Stu- dent Council, 4, Samurai, 4, Danforth Foundation Winner, 3, Borden ' s Scholarship Winner, 3, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4 . . . SPIVEY, CLOISE DEAN, Decotur, Ag . . . STANTON, EARL WILLIAM, Clorksdole, Ag., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Block ond Bridle, 3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Samurai, 3,4 .. . STARR, JOHN PEPPARD, Gulfport, Bus , Theta Kappa Phi, I.F.C., 4, Chi Lambda Rho, 4, Newman Club, 3,4, Marketing Club, 3,4, Reflector Staff, 3. Stennett ■Sykes Tate Taylor, J. L Stewart, A. M. Taylor, W. G. Stewart, E. W. Templeton, D. M. Stowers Templeton, P. S. Street Terry T[ a, a Cj «4 h f ' i ' . r i V , a, ( l-rf dTk . - 1 J ith, c. p. kman, T. U. I Smith, F. 0. Spence Smith, J. S. Spinks ■: ■1 y A Smith, R. E. Smith, W F Smith, W. Spivey Stanton Starr SENIORS- MORTON, AND NOW WARMATH AS FOOTBALL COACHES THIRD ROW STENNETT, ALBERT JAMES, Columbio, Sci., Scabbard and Blade, 4 . . . STEPHENSON, THOMAS GRADY, JR., Columbus, Ag. Kappa Alpha, Phi Eta Sigma, 1, I.F.C., 4, Block and Bridle, 2,3,4, Alpha Zeta, 3, Dance Committee, 4. . . . STEVENS, RICHARD GILBERT, Hattiesburg, Ed., Alpha Tou Alpha, 4 . . . STEWART, ALBERT MASSEY, Tuscalooso, Ala., Ed., F T A , 3 . . . STEW- ART, EUGENE W., McComb, Ed., Football, 2,3,4 . . STOWERS, KURTZ BISHOP, Natchez, Sci., Phi Eta Sigma, 2, Beta Beta Beta, 3,4, Alpha Epsilon Delta, 3,4, Blue Key, 4 . . . STREET, JAMES FRANKLIN, Ripley, Bus., Colonel ' s Club, 2, B.S.U. Executive Coun- cil, 2,3,4, Student Council, 3, Pi Kappa Delta, 3,4, Marketing Club, 3, Delta Sigma Pi, 3,4, Sons of Confederate Veterans, 3,4, Blue Key, 3,4, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4 .. . STRICKLAND, R. C, Tishomingo, Ed , F T A , 3 . . . STRICKLIN, WILLIAM BASIL, JR., Eden, Bus., Sigma Chi, M Club, 2,3,4, Football, 1,2,3,4 . . . STRINGER, NEMROD CLARK, Bogue Chitto, Ag . . STUTTS, REUBEN CARL, Booneville, Bus., B.S U., 3,4 .. . SUL- LIVAN, ARNOLD, Mize, Bus , Theta Xi . . . SWALM, WILLIAM TERRY, Brookhaven, Ed., Phi Kappa Tau, Pi Delta Epsilon, 4, Reflector, 3, Reveille, 4, Rod and Gun Club, 3, Student Supervisor of Intramural Sports, 4, Beta Beta Beta, 4, I.F.C., 3 . . . SWIL- LEY, BRYAN LINDBERGH, Portageville, Mo., Ag , Livestock Judging Team, 3, Block and Bridle, 3,4, Omicron Delta Kappa, 3,4, Alpha Zeta, 3,4, Student Council, 3. FOURTH ROW SYKES, WILLIAM WILBUR, Jackson, Eng , Sigma Phi Epsilon, ASCE, 2,3,4, Reveille, 2,3, A. P.O., 3,4. . .TATE, CLIFFORD ALEXANDER, Leiand, Ag TAYLOR, JAMES LYLE, Corinth, Bus . . . TAYLOR, WILLIAM GLENN, Itto Bena, Ag . . TEM- PLETON, D ' ARCY MARVIN, Starkesville, Bus . . . TEMPLETON PEGGY JEANANNE, Starkesville, Ed., Zeta Tau Alpha, Cheerlead- er, 4, Industrial Education Club, I, Coed Club, 2,3,4, Reveille, Reflector, 3, Glee Club, 3, F.T.A., 4, State Players, 3 . . . TERRY, NORMAN RAY, Vicksburg, Bus. . . . THOMAS, CHARLES VER NON, Quitman, Ed . . . THOMAS, LENT ERVIN, JR., Batesville, Ag . THOMPSON, WILLIE R., Philadelphia, Ed . . . THOMP SON, WILMER FRANCIS, Ackerman, Ed . . TOHILL, FORREST LEWIS, Jackson, Bus., Kappa Sigma, Chi Lambda Rho, 4, Account- ing Club, 3,4 .. . TREST, WENDELL HAMILTON, Louis Bus . . . TUCKER, SIDNEY GLYNN, Vicksburg, Eng Strickland lomas, C. V. A Stricklln Thomas, L. E. Stringer Stutts Sullivan Thompson, W. F. Thompson, W. R. Tohill rs js % fj Swilley : Tucker, S. Gi 1 . O. . Oi O 1 4i Tucker, W. E. Walker Tulloh Wallace Tullos Walters Turner, J. H, Walton fl i Al Turner, R. E. Ward Turner, T. H. Urn Ware, Jack Wore, J. L FIRST ROW TUCKER, WALTER EVERETT, Courtlond, Ag . . . TULLOH, JOHN CALVIN, Keystone, W. Vo., Bus., Sigma Phi Epsilon, So- ciety for the Advancement of Management, 3,4, Football, 2,3,4, M ' Club, 3,4 , , TULLOS, THOMAS ANDREW, Raleigh, Eng., Tou Beta Pi, 4, B.S.U., 1,2,3,4, ASME, 2,3,4, YMCA Luncheon, 1 . . . TURNER, JOHN HERMAN, JR., Brondon, E, . . . TURN- ER, ROBERT EARL, Kosciusko, Bus., Accounting Club, 4, Rod and Gun Club, 4 . . . TURNER, THEODORE HASTINGS, JR., Greenwood, Eng., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, ASME, 2,3,4 . . . UM- FRESS, DOYLE BLAIR, Fulton, Ed., Alpha Tau Alpha, 3,4 .. . UNDERWOOD, HAL H., Kossuth, Ag . VANCE, ANN LOUISE, Storkville, Ed., Chi Omega . . . VANCE, BENJAMIN COYTE, Conehotto, Ed., M Club, 3,4, Basketball, 2,3,4 . . . VANCE, STUART P., Memphis, Tenn., Bus. . . . VANLANDINGHAM, TED RAY, McCool, Bus., Marketing Club, 3,4, Chi Lambda Rho, 4 . . . VEAL, BEVERLY PENNINGTON, Portsmouth, Vo., Ed , Sigma Chi . . . WADE, GARNSEY, Memphis, Tenn., Bus., Alpha Tau Omega, Colonel ' s Club, 2, A.P.O., 1,2,3,4, Reveille, 1, Chi Lambda Rho, 4, Jr. Hotel Men of Americo, 2,3,4. T H E THE SENIORS HOPE SECOND ROW WALKER, EDWARD O ' NEAL, Waynesboro, Eng., ASME, 2,3,4 . . . WALLACE, WILLIAM HAVLAN, Canton, Ag. . . . WAL- TERS, CAROLYN SUE, Laurel, Sci., Zeta Tau Alpha, Band, 3,4, Coed Club, 3,4, Beta Beta Beta, 4, Y Luncheon, 3, Reveille, 3,4, Reveille Favorite, 3 . . . WALTON, B. V., JR., Philadelphia, Bus. . . . WARD, JOHN MARION, Ellisville, Bus , Camera Club, 2,3, Reflector, 4 . . . WARE, JACK, Mize, Sci. . . . WARE, JAMES LAFAYETTE, Taylorsville, Ed .. . WATKINS, HOMER WEBB, JR., Jackson, Bus., Sigma Chi, Scabbard and Blade, 4 . . . WATKINS, MARGARET, Jackson, Bus., Chi Omega, Reveille, 1,2,3,4, Favorite, 2, Colonel ' s Club, 1,2, Coed Club, 1,2,4, Can- terbury Club, 1,4 . . . WATKINS, RICHARD DENMAN, McComb, Ag., Block and Bridle, 4, Rod and Gun Club, 4 . . . WATTS, HENRY FORD, Cleveland, Ag. . . WAX, STENNIS DAVIS, Storkville, Ag. . . . WEAVER, JAMES CURTIS, Houston, Ed., 4 H Club, 2,3,4, Glee Club, 4 . . . WEBB, CLARENCE LESLIE HOR- TON, Vicksburg, Eng., ASCE, 2,3,4. S Webb, J. K. West, L. A. Williamson, C. C. Williamson, J. H. Wheeley White, H. K. Wilson, A. Wilson, J. R. White, J. R. Wilson, N. E. Whitehead Windham Whitfield Winsteod O r ■ • B 1 i , k :l ,,« fiP% . ' « £ ' I 1 li p it nderwood Vance, A. L. Vance, B. C. kins, H. W. Wotkins, M. Watkins, R. D.  ' tf. tf itf Vance, S. P. Vanlandinghom Veal V atts Wax Weaver Wade Webb, C. L. SENIORS FULLY PREPARE FOR GRADUATION!!! THIRD ROW: WEBB, JAMES K., Monticello, Ag , Theta Xi . . . WEST, LOYD AVERY, Hamilton, Ag . . . WHEELER, JESSE LUZERNE, Tre- mont, Ed. . . . WHITE, HERMAN KELLOGG, Cleveland, Ed. . . . WHITE, JAMES RUFUS, Philadelphia, Ag., Agricultural Economics Club, 3,4 .. . WHITEHEAD, STEPHAN ALDREDGE, West Point, Sci . . . WHITFIELD, FRED WORTH, Picayune, Bus , Sons of Confederate Veterans, 3,4, Rod and Gun Club, 3,4 . . . WHIT- MIRE, IRA SANFORD, McCool, Eng , AlEE, 4 . . . WILLIAMS, HUGH CROOKS, Meridian, Eng . . WILLIAMS, LAWRENCE LOYD, Fulton, Ed . . . WILLIAMS, LEE BOWLING, Sunflower, Ala., Bus., M Club, 4, Baseball, 2,3,4 . . . WILLIAMS, REECE ELIJAH, Meridian, Ag . . WILLIAMS, ROY DOUGLAS, Tupelo, Ag . . . WILLIAMS, THOMAS THEODORE, Caledonia, Bus , So ciety for Advancement of Management, 3, Chi Lambda Rho, 4, Baseball, 3. FOURTH ROW: WILLIAMSON, CONNIE C, Fulton, Eng, ASCE, 1,2,3,4. . . WILLIAMSON, JASPER HOWARD, JR., Greenwood, Sci , Wesley Foundation, 1,2,3,4, Chemical Engineers Club, 2,3,4, Kappa Mu Epsilon, 2,3,4 . . . WILSON, ARGIE, Fulton, Ed. . . . WILSON, JAMES ROBERT, Starkville, Bus., Alpha Tau Omega, Scabbard and Blade, 4, Dance Committee, 4, Samurai, 3,4, Reveille, 3 . . . WILSON, NOEL ESTEL, JR., Starkville, Bus., Alpha Tau Omega, Colonel ' s Club, 2, Chi Lambda Rho, 4, Dance Committee, 4, l.F.C, 4, Samurai, 4, Scabbard and Blade, 4 . . . WINDHAM, JAMES LEROY, Columbus, Bus . . WINSTEAD, CHESTER V., Union, Ag., Alpha Tau Alpha, 4 . . . WOMACK, JAMES LOUIS, JR., Botesville, Eng. . . . WOOD, HOYT BUTLER, Boldwyn, Ed , M Club, 3,4, Basketball, 2,3,4 . . . WOODARD, JAMES WAL- KER, JR., Leoksville, Eng . . . WOODRUFF, WILLIAM ROLAND, Louisville, Bus., Chi Lambda Rho, 3,4 .. . WRIGHT, BILL C, Oakland, Ag., Kappa Sigma, Scabbard and Blade, 3,4, Samurai, 3,4, Agronomy Club, 3,4, l.F.C, 4, Acting Vice-President of Student Association, 4, Dance Committee, 4 . . . WRIGHT, JAMES ROBERT, Memphis, Tenn., Eng., Alpha Tau Omega, Colonel ' s Club, 2, AlEE, 3,4, I.R.E., 4 . . . YEAGER, CLIFTON D., Wiggins, Eng , ASME, 2,3,4 . . . YOUNGBLOOD, ENOCH LLOYD, Forest, Sci. Williams, H. C. Williams, L. L. Williams, Lee B. Williams, R. E. Williams, R. D. Williams, T. T. fe r J. w  . K r: o a T HE JUNIOR CLASS STUDENTS DONATE BLOOD FOR KOREAN FIGHTERS I S T ROW ABEL, CECIL WARD Duck Hili ADDKISON, GEORGE DWIGHT ... Louisville . . ADDKiSON, HENRY MULLER Jackson . . . AIKEN, DURWARD WILLIAM, JR. . . State College . Kappa Sigma ALMAN, S. L Pelahatchie ANDERSON, ROBERT DARROW ... Oklalona . . . Kapoa Alpha C O N D ROW ANDREWS, WILLIE VAN Starkville ANGLIN, ERNEST MURL French Camp . ARANT, WILLIE H Greenwood . . . ATCHLEY, LUTHER JOSEPH Quitman . AUSTIN, JAMES F Pontotoc . . . BACKSTROM, JACK LAWRENCE . . Columbus THIRD ROW BAGGETTE, JOHN WILLIAM Columbia . BARNETT, LADELL GIFTON Louise . . . BARR, IRA HARRELL Silver Creek . . . BARRENTINE, CHARLES DAVID . . Greenwood . BASDEN, WILLIAM RANDLE Blue Springs . BATEMAN, THOMAS SCOTT Seminory . . Sigma Phi Epsilon FOURTH ROW BATSON, WENTZ ATKIN Perkinston Ag BAYLEY, FRED HARVEY Vicksburg Eng BEALL, JACK LYMAN Starkville Sci Kappa Sigma BEAN, OLLIE ALLEN Prairie Bus BEARD, JOHN CULLEN Memphis Ag. Alpha Tail Omega BECKETT, SIDNEY DWAYNE Bruce Ag. FIFTH ROW: BECKHAM, JOE EDWARD Swiftown . Sigma Phi Epsilon BECKMAN, ROBERT LOYAL Columbus . BEECH, CLARENCE DARROW, JR. . Hattiesbui BELL, JAMES McLEAN Columbus . BELL, WILLIAM DUDLEY Macon . Kappa Alpha BENTLEY, ERNEST E., JR Starkville Sigma Phi Epsilon X T H ROW BETHAY, JAMES HERBERT Amory .... BIEDENHARN, MILTON AXELSON JR. . Vicksburg Pi Kappa Alpha BISHOP, GEORGE EDWARD .... Hattiesburg . . . Sigma Chi BISHOP, WALTER ALLEN .... Roanoke, Va. . . Sigma Phi Epsilon BLACKWELL, CHARLES FARRIS . . . Taylorsviile . . BLOMELEY, EARL JAMES . . . Birmingham, Ala. E V N H ROW 1, Tenn. BLOUNT, JACK C Memphis BOCK, VILJAR New York, N. Y. . . BOLER, HAROLD GLINDON Neshoba . BOLIAN, DANIEL LESLIE, JR Starkville . BOLTON, ROBERT CHARLES . . Booneville BOREN, ROGER BOATNER Potts Camp EIGHTH ROW BOUCHILLON, CHARLES WESLEY . . . Batesville BOYD, EUGENE TOWNSEND . . . Enterprise, Ala. Alpha Tau Omega BOYLES, JAMES CLARENCE Winona . Sigma Phi Epsilon BOYLES, JOHNNY LA VON Lourcl ... Kappa Sigma BRADSHAW, CYRUS JOE Rolling Fork . . BRANCH, ELMO Duck Hill Pi Kappa Alpha N I N T H ROW BRANNON, CHARLES ROBERT Laurel Bus. BREWSTER, JAMES HIRAM Meridian Ed. BRIDGES, MARTIN LUTHER Wesson Ag BROOME, ARTHUR VERNON ... Batesville ... Bus BROWN, DENNIS Jackson Sci Lambda Chi Alpha BROWNING, FLOYD VIRGIL .... New Albony . . . . Ag Between classes day before holidays l1l% . o fx ri ■' Ti Abel Addkison, G. D. ' Addkison, H. M. ; - Aiken ' ' J f Alman Anderson Andrews Anglin Arant Atchley Backstror Baggette Barnetf Barr BarrenMne Basden Bateman Batson Bayley Beall Bean Beard Beckett Beckham Beckman Beech Bell, J. Bell, W. Bentley Bethay Biedenhorn Bishop, G. Bishop, W. Blockweil Blomeley f •V Blount m Bock mA I 1 Boler fc u t Bolion m- ' ' Bolton B 1 z -; — Boren P 1 Bouchillor r  Boyd 1 1 Boyles, J. C. 1 - ■) Boyles, J. L. ., Bradshaw « Branch 1 r ■M Brewster j, ' Bridges Broome Brown ' -r Browning ■p V ' . 1 5i . THE JUNIOR CLASS STUDENTS CLAD REMUS BEFORE OLE MISS GAME FIRST ROW: BRUCE, CLAUDE VINCENT, JR Greenwood Phi Delta Theta BRUNTLETT, ARCH FRANCIS Terry E( BURGESS, JACK HARRISON Jackson En( BUSH, HARRY HARMON Lourel Bu Kappa Sigma BUTLER, MARY ALICE Artesio . . . CALDWELL, ALLISON P Columbus . Alpha Tau Omega Ag. Ed. SECOND ROW CANTRELL, EARL LAMAR Colhoun Ag CARPENTER, WILLIAM BENJAMIN, JR. . . Vossburg . Eng CARVAN, GERALD Oakland Bus CASH, BILLY MAC Foirfield, Alo Ed. Kappa Sigma CAVENESS, EDDIE W., JR Marietta Ag CAVER, HORACE EUGENE Boonevllle Ag. THIRD CHAMBLEE, PAUL ROBINSON Tremont . . . CHAMPION, WILLIAM MONTGOMERY . Edwards Pi Kappa Alpha CHANEY, EUGENE RUTLEDGE, JR. . Greenwood . CHILES, MARION McKINLEY .... Noxapater . . CHITTOM, WALTER GUYTHER Ecru . . . CIMINI, JOSEPH NICKOLAS . . . Providence, R. I. . COOKSEY, DAVIS LEE Vicksburg . COX, CECIL OLIVER Ruleville . . Kappa Alpha COX, JOHN RICHARD Glen Allen . Pi Kappa Alpha CRAFT, WILLIAM DeWITT Summit I H ROW CRAIG, NORFLEET SLEDGE, JR Come Pi Kappa Alpha CRAWFORD, HOWARD EARL Isolo . CRAWFORD, JOE FREEMAN Yozoo . Pi Kappa Alpha CRAWFORD, LOUIS LAFLY Summit CRENSHAW, ROY MEREDITH .... Grei CRICK, ED DOYLE Indianolc ' ood . S E V NTH ROW CROTHERS, JOHN MARVIN Lambert . . CROUT, ROBERT MILTON D ' Lo . . . CROW, TERRY TOM Amory .... CROWE, GLENN EDWARD . . . Braggadocio, Mo. Sigma Pi CRUISE, WILLIE JOE Liberty ... CRUMPTON, DAN FONDREN .... Clarksdale . Sigma Alpha Epsilon H H ROW . Eng. . Sci. . Ag. FOURTH ROW CLARK, HERMES RAY Poscagoula Eng. CLARK, KENNETH STEVE Seminary Ed CLOWER, JOHN ROBBINS, JR Gulfport .... Bus. Sigma Phi Epsilon COCKRELL, WAYNE POE West Point Sci. Kappa Sigma COGGIN, DOUGLAS MELTON ... Louisville .... Sci COKER, LEE EDWARD Jackson Eng. FIFTH O W CUMBEST, CLEVELAND DOUGLAS . . . Poscagoula ... Ed. CUMBEST, RALPH OWEN Poscagoula Ag. DALTON, O. HAROLD Corinth Eng DANIELS, CLIFFORD BARNARD . . . Silver City . . . Bus. DAVIDSON, CHARLES CLINTON .... Greenville .... Ed DAVIS, RONALD RUDOLPH Lucedale Ed. N I N ROW DAWSON, JOE D Walnut Grove Sci. DEEN, WALTER WILLIAM Bossfield Eng. DeLOE, KENNETH RICHARD . . Pennsboro, W. Va. . . Bus. DEMPSEY, BRENICE JEAN Louisville Ed. DENSON, JACK E Tuscaloa Sci. DICKINSON, JESSY CLAYTON Laurel Sci. High school bands ! ♦ ' )« ♦ ' Bruce BruntleU Burgess Bush Butler Caldwell Cantrell Carpenter Carvan Cash Caveness Caver Chamblee Champion Chiles Chittom Cimini Clark, H. R. Clark, K. S. Clower Cockrell Coggin Coker Cook Cooksey Cooper Cox, C. 0. Cox, J. R. Craft Craig Crawford, H. E. Crawford, J. F. Crawford, L. L. Crenshaw Crick Crothers Crout Crow Crowe Cruise Crumpton Cumbest, C. D. Cumbest, R. 0. Dalton Daniels Davidson Davis Dawson Deen DeLoe Dempsey Denson Dickinson , , 4 f . fs. f S - ' y 1 . t ,,v f ' k a 0„ a . ,1 . ' ...pr ■1 m ' Ai ■, 4 Jfk 1 1 .- .4 1 ii THE JUNIOR CLASS DAIRY AND LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAMS WIN TOP HONORS FIRST ROW DODD, JOHN ALTON, JR Laurel . . . DORMAN, CLARENCE DEVANE .... Starkville . Sigma Phi Epsilon DOUGHTY, ROBERT EARL Columbus . . Pi Kappa Alpha DOUGLAS, ALVIN GENE Starkville . . . DOWNER, EDWIN EQUEN Meridian . . Kappa Alpha DRANE, HAYWARD BENTON, JR Notchez . SECOND ROW ' . Ag! • Eng. FOWLER, THOMAS TOLBERT Winona . FRANCIS, GEORGE HAROLD Amory . Pi Kappa Alpha FRENCH, ROBERT EUGENE .... Carlinville, III. SIXTH ROW: FULGHAM, JOHNNIE MORRIS Maben . . GALLOWAY, COLUMBUS HARVEY .... Canton . GARDNER, WILLIAM SAM .... Waynesboro . GARRETSON, ROLAND FORREST . . . Leakesville DUPLAIN, NORMAN JOSEPH Bilox Kappa Sigma DYKES, CARREL HILTON Stringer EASON, JAMES PAUL Vale, Tenn. EAVES, RICHARD GLENN Loui EDMONSON, JOHN KING Edv EDWARDS, THOMAS HERMAN . . . W( ds . THIRD ROW EDWARDS, WILLIAM JOEL Bruce . . ELLIOT, JAMES OAKLEY Shugolak . Sigma Phi Epsilon EMMONS, MACK Meridian . . . Kappa Alpha EVERETT, SIDNEY ALLEN .... West Enterpris FAIRCHILD, OLLIE PAUL, JR Laurel . FANCHER, FANT GORDON, JR Columbui O U R T H ROW PARISH, ROBERT EUGENE, JR Jackson . . . FERGUSON, NEWTON GARNER . . Pontotoc . . FERNANDEZ, SIDNEY H Marks .... FIELD, ROBERT CLARK Grenada . . . . FISH, JOE WESLEY Philadelphia ... FITZGERALD, NAOMI CHRISTINE . . . New Albany . S E V NTH ROW GEE, WING LIN Ruleville . . . . GELZER, JOE WARING Jackson . . Lambda Chi GENO, GRADY HANSEL Booneville . . GILLETTE, RAYMOND F Poplorville . Kappa Alpha GILLIS, BENTON THERRELL ... Greenwood GOODNITE, MACIL WAYNE Sardls . . Pi Kappa Alpha H ROW GRAHAM, CREDE RAY Scoba Eng. GRAVES, EDWARD LEE, JR Clarksdale .... Eng GREEN, A. J., JR Soso Eng. GREER, SEDLEY JOSEPH Natchez Ag, GREGORY, MARY JOY Hamburg Ed. Zeta Tau Alpha GRIFFIN, BETTY JANE SAPP . . . Pikeville, Tenn. ... Ed. N I N H o vy FLANAGAN, BILLY Greenwood . . . FORESMAN, LELA SAILOR Greenville . Chi Omega FORTUNATO, JOSEPH . . . Mingo Junction, Ohio GRIFFIN, BILLY JOE Bruce Eng. GRIFFIN, DEWEY NELSON Corinth Eng. GRIFFIN, THOMAS LEE Mantee Bus. GRISHAM, HERMAN RAY Baldwyn Bus. GUNTER, JAMES JOSEPH Soso Sci. GUY, IRA GAINES Macon Ag. Sigma Phi Epsilon Dodd Dorman Doughty Douglas Drowner Drane Duplain Dykes Eaves Edmonson Edwards, T. H. Edwards, W. J. Elliott Everett Fairchild Fancher Parish Ferguson Fernandez Field Fish Fitzgerald Flanagan Foresman Fortunato Fowler Francis French Fulghom Galloway Gardner Garretson Gee Gelzer Geno Gillette Gillis Goodnite Graham Graves Green Greer Gregory Griffin, B. J. S. Griffin, B. J. Griffin, D. N. Griffin, T. L. Grisham i! ■1 1 1 ' - 1 1 e 9 - « 9 1 . ' , ? 1 o tf f . . 1 O i .3 f • THE JUNIOR CLASS HOMECOMING THEME DAM DREW ' S TIDE R S W GUYSE, WILLIAM ALONZA, III Forest Bus. HAAS, JAMES NORTON, JR Bay St. Louis .... Eng. Theto Kappa Phi HALL, ALICE SADIETH Monticello Ed. HALL, BOBBY JUNE Mognolio Eng. HALL, LEE BOYCE Mogee Ag. HAMMON, JERRY L Corinth Bus. SECOND ROW HARBOR, ROBERT NEAL Show Bus. Sigma Phi Epsilon HARDIN, PINSON HAROLD Isolo Ag. HARDY, OREN J Philadelphia Ag. HARMON, WILLIAM FRANKLIN .... Union .... Bus. HARRELSON, JOAN State College Bus. Zeta Tqu Alpha HARRIS, BARBARA ANN Storkville Sci. Chi Omega THIRD ROW HARRIS, JAMES EDWARD Golden . . . HARRIS, WILLIAM FULTON Chunky . . HAYNES, ROBERT LOUIS New Albany . . HAYWARD, DONALD JULIAN ... Long Beach . HEBLON, EDWIN EARL Meridian . . . Kopoa Alpha HEMPHILL, CLIFFORD CARROLL .... Graysport . HOGABOOM, PETER Vicksburg .... Sigma Alpha Epsilon HOLLINGSWORTH, EVERETT BOYD . . Winona HOLLOMAN, RUTH HARRISON .... Mathiston . HONNOLL, LEMIEL GREY Columbus , HORNE, WILLIAM DEWITT .... Monticello . HOWARD, BOBBY LOUIS Gunnison . Lambda Chi Alpha HOWELL, DONALD NELSON Storkville . HOWELL, HAROLD DEAN Bruce . . HUBBARD, BILLIE CHARLES ... Pascagoula HUDSON, JERROLD LLOYD .... Waynesboro Theta Xi NTH ROW HUSSEY, HERBERT BEVERLY Corinth . . HUTCHISON, SYLVAN LEBRUM . . . Philadelphia HYLAND, JOHN LEISH Yokeno . . . Kappa Alpha IHNAT, MICHAEL EUGENE ... Long Beach . Theta Kappa Phi JACKS, JERRY CARPENTER Laurel . . JAMES, CLAIBORNE MARTIN . . State College Lambda Chi Alpha I G H T H ROW FOURTH ROW Ed. HENSON, CLIFTON STAFFORD Pickens . . HERNDON, WILLIAM LEWIS Natchez . . HERRINGTON, CLARENCE VERNON, JR. . . Quitman . . Bus. HESLEP, ROBERT DAVID Boyle Ag. Kappa Alpha HILL, NORRIS E Indianola Ag HINTON, JOHN LEWIS Richton Sci. FIFTH JENKINS, NED WALTER .... Mansfield, La. JOE, FEE Boyle JOHNSON, ALBERT SIDNEY Golden . JOHNSON, CLARK CLEMENTS . Memphis, Tenn. JOHNSON, CLINTON ANDREW . Summit JOHNSON, DORRIS LOTT Decatur . NINTH ROW JOHNSON, ELMER HENTON Decatur . JOHNSON, FRANCES AYCOCK Hickory . JONES, HERBERT OBE Benton . . JONES, ROBERT DEWITTIE Gulfport . JONES, SAMUEL C Yazoo City . . JONES, WILLIAM FRED Sebastopol . . ..,fe ? Guyse Haas Hall, A. S. Hall, B. J. Hall, L. B. Hammon Harbor Hardin Hardy Harmon Harrelson Harris, B. A. Harris, J. E. Harris, W. F. Haynes Hayward Hebion Hemphill Henson Herndon Herringtor Heslep Hill Hinton, W. F. Hodges Hogaboom Hollingsworth Holloman Honnoll Howard Howell, D. N. Howell, H. D. Hubbard Hudson Hussey Hutchison Hyland Ihnat Jacks James Jenkins Joe Johnson, A. S. Johnson, C. C. Johnson, C. A. Johnson, D. L. Johnson, E. H. Johnson, F. A. Jones, H. 0. Jones, R. D. Jones, S. C. Jones, W. F. r ( ..m- . ' f it-i it , a ,-- Ai 1 If ' ft 4 • -j ' I • :lk .  ? C . o iitt .. . M ? k ' 1 ■J 1 ' ! ' 5 1 f H , k , .._...v a. a « V THE JUNIOR CLASS STUDENTS WITNESS SECOND HIGH SCHOOL DAY SINCE WORLD WAR II I R S T ROW JONES, WILLIE CHARLES, JR Vicksburg . KEADY, DWIGHT S Canton .... Phi Kappa Tau KEEFE, JAMES SHERIDAN ... Boston, Moss. . Theta Kappa Phi KELLETT, CHARLES RICHARD Tupelo . . Phi Koppo Tau KENNEDY, WILLARD MURDOCK . . . Poscogoula KENNEDY, WILLIAM ODOM ... Cleveland . C O N D ROW KIDD, SIDNEY OUAY Ashland. . . . KISS, AKSEL Stote College ... KILLOUGH, CURTIS BANION . . Blue Mountair KING, CHARLES FIGHMEY Gulfport . . Lambda Chi Alpha KITCHELL, HORACE GRAHAM . . Greenwood . Sigma Alpha Epsilon LAMBERTH, JOSEPH WAYNE Corinth . . THIRD ROW LANTRIP, ROBERT RYE Amory . . . LAWRENCE, JOHN ANDREW .... Columbus . LAYTON, MAURICE B Mogee .... LEE, LANDRIS THOMAS Picayune . . . LEWIS, MARY JANE Starkvllle .... LISTER, KENNETH H. . . Saint Augustine, Tex. O U R T H ROW LITTLE, WALTON SEAY Pinola Eng LOGGANS, JIMMIE COLEMAN Crystal Springs . Eng LONG, JAMES HENRY Jackson Eng LOOKE, ARVO State College Eng LOTT, WILLIAM BRADFORD Holcomb Ed LOVE, NEWTON EDWARD, JR Kosciusko . . Ag FIFTH ROW: LOWE, H. C Poplorville . . . LOWE, WILMA ETTA Dossville . LOWERY, WILLIAM LESTER Lyman . Ag. . Ed. . Ag. LUKE, THAD D., JR Jackson . LUNN, OPAL AUSTIN Pontotoc LUSI, HELJO LoGrange, III. . . SIXTH ROW: McBRIDE, DOYLE EDWIN .... Morrilton, Ark. McCOY, GENE AUSTIN Morton . . . McDANIEL, ALVIN RAY ... Johnston Station . McDANIEL, WILLIAM EDWIN .... Columbus . McDonald, jack, JR Heleno, Ark. . Sigma Chi McELROY, ELLIOT LEON State College . Kappa Sigma V NTH ROW McKINION, HENRY VENSION Union . McKINNEY, JAMES WESTON Amory . . McKINNEY, JOHN ALLAN ... Macon, Go. . Sigma Chi McMULLAN, GRAYSON EUGENE .... Newton McMURTRAY, HARRY FRANKLIN .... Yazoo . McPHERSON, FRANK TAYLOR .... Cleveland Sigma Chi H H O W MAGEE, WILSON KURON Mogee MANNING, THERMAN EARNEST ... Lou MARCHBANKS, REX DAVIS Greenville MAULDIN, CHARLES BULLARD . . Mothei MEADOR, RICHARD LAMAR Gulfport MEEK, JOHN DICKSON ... Birmingh( MEREDITH, WILLIAM RALPH .... Botesville . MEREDITH, HORACE L Greenville . . MESSER, BARNARD CARLTON Etta . . Iota Lambda Sigma MIDDLETON, QUIMBY MELTON Hazlehurst MIDDLETON, TALMADGE EMERY . Kosciusko MILLER, CHARLES LEROY Longfield . . rel ' . . Ed. . . Bus. ville . . . Ag. t . . . . . Bus. Ma. . . . . Ag. Jones, W. C. Keady Keefe Kellett Kennedy, W. M. Kennedy, W. 0. k Kidd Kiiss Killough King U f, O- Kitchen Lamberth i : Lantrip Lawrence Layton Lee Di . Lewis Lister k A Little Loggans Long Looke 1 Lowe, H. C. Lowe, W. E. Lowery McKinion McKinney, J. W. McKinney, J. A. McMullan McMurtray McPherson Magee Manning Marchbanks Mauldin Meador Meek Meredith Meredeth Messer Middleton, Q. M. Middleton, T. E. Miller, C. L. cr . rn ■, o McBride ■' mtS% McDaniel, A. R. McDaniel, W. E. McDonald McElroy , ,,; « ■m mi %S THE JU NIOR CLASS TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE TRANSFERS FIND HOME AT STATE R S T ROW MILLER, CM West Point .... MILLER, HELEN SUE Booneville . . MILLER, KARL HASTINGS Foyette . . MILLER, MALCOLM IRVIN West Point . MILLS, G. A., JR Red Boy, Alo. . . MITCHELL, WILLIAM ONIS Storkville SECOND O W MITCHENER, WILLIAM GRADY ... Crawford . MONROE, CURTIS RYAN Decotur . . MONTGOMERY, JIMMY LOWERY ... Conton . Theta Xi MOODY, GEORGE VAUGHT Poplorville . MOORE, CHARLES HORACE Jackson . Alpha Tau Omega MOORE, NORTON HUDSON Fulton . . THIRD ROW MOORE, ROBERT CLINE Holly Springs . . MOORE, SAMUEL McDONALD, JR. . . . Meridian MOOREHEAD, WELLS RUFUS Winborn . MORRIS, HAROLD FRANCIS Jackson . . MORROW, JOSEPH FRANKLIN .... Brandon MURPHY, REGINA JOSEPHINE .... Carthage FOURTH ROW: MURPHY, THOMAS DEWITT, JR. . . . Kosciusko . Phi Kappa Tau NEELY, WILLIAM CHARLES Gulfport . . NEIGHBORS, ROBERT MANLY, JR. . Tuscaloosa, A Alpha Tau Omega NERREN, JAMES CLARK Pettit ... NICKLES, ROBERT HOWARD .... Aberdeen . . Sigma Phi Epsilon NORMAN, BETTY BOYD Summit . . . OUSLEY, IRA A Tutwiler . . Sigma Phi Epsilon OWINGS, JAMES H Nettleton . I H ROW PADGETT, TED J Columbia . . Sigma Pi PARKER, SAM FORREST Pittsboro . . . PARKS, HERMAN HALL New Albany . Sigma Chi PEARSON, CHARLES EDWARD .... McCondy PHILLIPS, WILLIAM RUSSELL Corinth . PILGRIM, MARVIN FREMONT .... Columbus Sigma Chi S E E N T H ROW POPE, CLAYTON T Mognolio . . . . POLOVINA, PETE Steubenville, Ohio . . POLLARD, NORMAN ELLISON .... Mothiston . PLUMMER, LANNIS FAVER Canton . . Kappa Alpha PINER, HERMAN H Laurel .... Alpha Tau Omega PORTER, DALTON LEO Yazoo . . . . EIGHTH PORTER, LLOYD WAYNE Sigm Helena, Ark. Chi POWELL, SAMUEL BANKS .... Water Valley . PRATT, GEORGE HUNTER Pope Ag PRICE, GEORGE McNAIR Brookhaven Eng PRICHARD, JOHN LESLIE Storkville Bus Kappa Sigma PRITCHARD, DEWEY LEON Isola Ag NINTH ROW I H ROW NORMAN, HUGH JR Summit . . . NOWELL, CHARLES MITCHELL .... Kosciusko . O ' QUIN, GLEN BROOKS Jayess . . . OSTEEN, LARRY WILMER Portogeville . Sigmo Alpha Epsilon PUGH, WALTER STONE Belzoni . . RAMSAY, ALEX FAIRLEY, JR Mt. Olive Sigma Chi RAPPE, DONALD MURPHREE Okolono . RATLIFF, ELWOOD FRANKLIN Clinton . Pi Kappa Alpha RAUSCHER, PERRY ENOCH Columbus RAWLS, GEORGE MALCOLM Columbia . Murphy, T. D. Neely Neighbors Nerren Nickles Norman, B. B. Nowell O ' Quin Osteen Ousley Owings Padgett Parker Parks Pearson Phillips Pilgrim Pratt Price Prichard Pritchard Pugh Ramsay Rappe Ratliff Rauscher Rawls % ' 1 o .. ' K Miller, C. M. Miller, H. S. Miller, K. H. Miller, M. I. Mills Mitchell Mitchener Monroe Montgomery Moody Moore, C. H. Moore, N. H. Moore, R. C. Moore, S. M. Moorehead Morris Morrow Murphy, R. J. y | - f i4 fe. • ' -- .M ' : , Q ' : a a o. a, r ( , , 4 Pope Polovina piuml - , . , ' • - V • ;-  • f ,, Piner Porter, D. L. J::::; ' - i M . 4lni •••• 1, • % - ' % ' Z ■Ii ■4 b THE JUNIOR CLASS STATE ' S STUDENT BODY 90% MISSISSIPPIANS R S T ROW RAY, CARL ALLEN Eupora . . . . RAYBORN, BARNEY WILLIAM Sumrall . REID, CARLTON MACK Ackermon . . REYNOLDS, ROBERT EUGENE .... Clarksdale RHETT, IRWIN PARKER Columbus . . Kappa Alpha RICE, WALTER ROMAN Oakland SECOND ROW RICKMAN, CECIL FLOYD Corinth . . RILEY, ARTHUR ROY Brookhcven . . Kappa Sigma ROBERSON, JOHN PICKENS .... Rogersvilie . ROBERTSON, WAYNE NEWTON ... Gloster ROBINSON, JAMES BURFORD . Batesville ROEBUCK, PEGGY JO Nettleton . . THIRD ROW ROGERS, JAMES ROBERT . . . . Lextington ROSE, JIMMY FREDERIC Winona . . . , Pi Koppo Alpha RUTLEDGE, WILLIAM SAUNDERS . State Cotiege Lambda Chi Alpha SANDERS, ALVIS LEE Belmont .... SANDERS, THOMAS ELLIS Becker ... SARTOR, JOHNNIE Homilton ... SHORT, LEE WARREN Vicksburg . SIDES, ROBERT LEE Caruthersville SIDNEY, CHAN WAH, JR Greenvill SIXTH ROW SIMMONS, LYMAN JERRELL Magnolia . Sigma Phi Epsilon SIMMONS, WILLIAM DONALD .... West Point . Sigma Chi SIMPSON, JAMES HARKINS, JR Caledonia Sigma Phi Epsilon SINQUEFIELD, WAYNE Dothan, Ala. . Sigma Alpha Epsilon SMITH, BILL J Lucien Alpha Tau Omega SMITH, DARRELL REED Tishomingo . SEVENTH ROW SMITH, JAMES ROBERT Aberdeen Sigma Phi Epsilon SMITH, JOHN JAMES Carriere SMITH, JOHN WILEY Laurel SMITH, KENNETH HARLAN ... Little Rock ... SMITH, LOWELL EDWARD Macon SMITH, ROBERT EUGENE, JR Lucien Ag EIGHTH ROW O U H ROW SAVELLE, IKE WINSTON Columbus . Sigma Phi Epsilon SCARBOROUGH, SIDNEY MIZE Biloxi . . SCOTT, BILLY Carthage SHACKELFORD, JOHNNIE PASCAL . . Ripley SHACKELFORD, MARION EASLEY, JR. . . Columbus . Sigma Alpha Epsilon SHACKELFORD, MARION L Booneviile . . SMITH, ROY CHARLES Maud Ag Alpha Tau Omega SPEIGHTS, FRANCIS JOE Monticello Eng SPENCER, EDWIN AYERS Maben Ed. STOKES, VIRGIL CLINTON Noxapater Ag STONE, HARDY ROSS Jackson Eng Sigma Chi STRINGER, FLOYD A Pine Bluff, Ark Ag N I N H ROW SHAW, EULAS MONROE Perkinston SHAW, MARGARET LOUISE ... Starkviile . Zeta Tau Alpha SHEFFIELD, WILLIAM HUGH .... Mantachis STRINGER, JAMES RAY Lourel Ag. SWIFT, WILLIAM DEAN, JR Tupelo Eng Phi Kappa Tau SYKES, BILLY GENE Houston Eng TADLOCK, RICHARD LEON Morton Ed TAYLOR, WILLIAM RUFUS Durant Eng. TEMPLETON, BOBBY JOE Starkviile Bus. Near-sighted, Betty? Ray Rayborn Reid Reynolds Rhett Rickman Riley Rose Rutledge Sanders, A. L. Sanders, T. E. Savelle Scarborough Scott Shackelford, J. P. Shackelford, M. E. Shackelford, M. L. r ' m J ji ; i ' ' r ' • 1 m: - . f-i :, ( „ - Shaw, E. M. Shaw, M. L Sheffield Short Sides Sidney Simmons, L. J. Simmons, W. D. Simpson Sinquefield Smith, B. J. Smith, D. R. Smith, J. R. Smith, J. J. Smith, J. W. Smith, K. H. Smith, L E. Smith, R. E. Smith, R. C. Speights Spencer Stokes Stone Stringer, F. A. Stringer, J. R. Swift Sykes Todlock Taylor Templeton ' : J t - % r--% f f (  . I Klfl - H, .9 : 1 m THE JUNIOR CLASS THE ONE OF THE 1001 FAMOUS QUOTATIONS: WOW, WOW, WOW! REMUS FIRST ROW TERRELL, LESTER ROY Prentiss .... THOMAS, WILLIAM EUGENE .... Shuqualak THOMPSON, CHARLES DENIS ... Bassfield THOMPSON, GUY ALLEN, JR Rosedoie . . Kappa Sigmo THOMPSON, RICHARD LANOIS . . Soltillo, Tenn. TOLER, HERSCHEL FRANK Bay Spring . . . WELLS, LEE ROY, JR Vicksburg . Pi Kappa Alpha WELLS, THOMAS FRANKLIN .... Columbi WEST, BOBBY PAYNE Hamilton Sigma Phi Epsilon WHEATLEY, WILLIAM FORSYTHE . . . Greer I H ROW C N D ROW TOMLINSON, BURT SILAS ... Holly Springs TRAMMEL, WILLIAM SIDNEY . . Mantachie . TRAVIS, BETTY ANN Columbus ... Zeta Tau Alpha TURCOTTE, WALTER FRANCIS, JR. . . . Waveland . ULMER, JEAN MADISON Brookhoven . . . VICK, CALVIN CONNER Pope THIRD ROW VINCENT, CHARLES FREDERIC .... Clarksdale . WADKINS, WILLIAM L Corinth .... WALKER, GERALD HOLMES ... Hattiesburg . . WALKER, RALPH VERNON, JR. . . Ocean Springs WALTERS, ELBERT KERSH, JR Greenville . . Kappa Alpha WARE, EDWIN ELLIS Winona Sigma Phi Epsilon FOURTH ROW WARREN, CARROLL LEON Osyko . WATERER, HENRY C, JR Tchula . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon WATERS, RAY MICHAEL Columbus . . WATSON, WILLIAM LUTHER .... New Albony . WEATHERSBY, RUSSELL ALLISON .... Canton WEAVER, HERSCHEL RUFUS Amory . ROW WHITE, JACOB W Hottiesburg . . . WHITE, RUFUS DELEE Harpersville . . . WHITE, WILLIARD RAY Natchei . . . WILDMAN, JOHNNIE T Ripley . . . WILKERSON, JAMES EDWARD, JR. . . . Edwards WILLCUTT, BARBARA ORLENE .... Oakman . Zeta Tau Alpha S E E N T H ROW WILLIAMS, EMMA LOUISE Laurel . . . WILLIAMS, JAMES DANIEL .... New Albany . WILLIAMS, LILES NELSON, JR Morton . Kappa Alpha WILLIAMS, WOODIE PRENTISS, JR. . . . Agricola WILLIAMSON , BILLY BRYCE ... Water Valley . WILLIAMSON, DONALD D Columbia . . EIGHTH ROW WILLIAMSON, HOWARD LEE Collins . WILLIS, WILLIAM FONDREN .... Mathiston WISE, ROBERT BRUCE Caledonia . . WOODDY, GEORGE W Memphis, Tenn. WOODWARD, DAVID HENRY .... Louisville WOOLRIDGE, DOYLE HAYNES . . Houston NINTH ROW WOOLRIDGE, LENWOOD CARR . . . Vinton, Va. . Sigma Phi Epsilon WOOTEN, RAY EUGENE Wilson, Ark. . . . Pi Kappa Alpha WRIGHT, JUNIOR DEE Fulton YOUNGBLOOD, WILLIAM ANGUS . . . Glen Allen . Pi Kappa Alpha Prof. Scholtez and class. Terrell Thomas Thompson, C. D. Thompson, G. A. Thompson, R. L. Toler Tomlinson Vincent Wadkins Walker, G. H. Walker, R. V. Walters Ware Warren Waterer Waters Watson Weathersby Weaver Weiss Wells, H. L Wells, L. R. Wells, T. F. West Wheatley White, J. W. White, R. D. White, W. R. Wildman Wilkerson Willcutt Williams, E. L. Williams, J. D. Williams, L N. Williams, W. P. Williamson, B. B. Williamson, D. D. Williamson, H. L Willis Wise Wooddy Woodward Wooidridge Woolridge Wooten Wright Youngbiood - ' -ll 3t ' ,. ( Q mrm I 1 iscti f f5 . , Abrahom Adams Andersor Andrews Aust Bailey Barr Bates Bayer Bearden Bethany Blackwell Blackwood Blake Blalock Boswell Brackeen Bristow Brown, D. G. Brown, H. W. Brown, J. M. Brown, R. L. Brown, W. T. Burchfield Catledge Chaffin CheathaiT Clanton Cody Collier Conger Conner Cooke Copeland Corley Crigler Crisler Cumbest Cupid Currie Curtis Darden Dovis, F. E. Davis, R. G. Dickerson Donald Dorschner Dugard Durham Ife V, « a A 2 -. ' K t , o ( D, ' ' i ' ■' :: . iff ' 9 O • t ' ■' . ' r r 1 . . % X c ■• i o ' vi t r i y v.. M rs r • ni . n p i. 5 T ' THE SOPHOMORE CLASS STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN STATE-WIDE BROADCAST OF OLE MISS PEP RALLY FIRST ROW ABRAHAM, GEORGE RICHARD Lelond Ag. ADAMS, RODERICK BOARDMAN .... Mocon .... Bus ANDERSON, FERMAN SWAN, JR Okolona .... Bus. ANDREWS, CECIL HUNTER Starkville Ag. Kappa Sigma AUST, M. L., JR Clarksdale Eng. Sigma Alpha Epsilon BAILEY, ROBERT EARL Boguechitto Eng. BARR, BETTY ANN Carthage Sci. BATES, FRANKLIN EVAN Meridian Eng. SECOND ROW • Eng. BAYER, ALEXANDER CARL . . . Memphis, Tenn. BEARDEN, WINSTON HUGH Tylertown . . BETHANY, HASKELL THORNTON . . . Shuqualak Sigma Phi Epsilon BLACKWELL, LEO Meridian Eng BLACKWOOD, WALLACE P Belzoni . BLAKE, JOHN ROGERS Houlka . . . BLALOCK, HAROLD BURNETT . . . Philadelphia BOARDMAN, HENRY WESTON .... Gulfport Sigma Chi THIRD ROW Eng. BOBBITT, JOHN EARL Brookhaven . FORREST, ELZEY Tupelo .... BOSWELL, RUTH ALICE Mt. Pleasant Ed. BRACKEN, TRAVIS WILBURN luka Eng BRAGAN, FRANK ROLAND . . . Birmingham, Ala. ... Ed. BRENT, EDWIN LEA Greenvlile Eng BREVARD, WILLIAM NICHOLOS Drew Sci. Pi Kappa Alpha BREWER, TRAVIS ROBERT .... Moscow, Tenn Bus. FOURTH ROW BRISTOW, GERALD MITTS Tupelo .. . . Pi Kappa Alpha BROWN, DANIEL GROVER . . . Greenwood Springs . BROWN, HOWARD WAYNE Highpoint . . BROWN, JOSEPH MELVIN Canton. . . . BROWN, ROBERT LEWIS Columbus . . . Sigma Chi BROWN, WILLIAM TERRY Stewart ... Lambda Chi Alpha BUNYARD, JAMES CATLETT Madison . . . BURCHFIELD, OLIVER KEITH .... Louisville . . I F T H ROW BURNS, BETTY SUE Jackson Bus. BUTKYS, POVILAS Lithuania Eng CAGNON, WILLIAM THOMAS . . . State College . . . Eng Alpha Tau Omega CAMPBELL, JESSE WELTY, JR Columbus .... Ed. CANALES, AGUIAR GENEROSO, Merida, Yucatan Mexico, Eng. CANALES-VILLAR, PEDRO . Merida, Yucatan, Mexico . Eng. CARLETON, HAROLD GRAHAM .... Union .... Bus. CARR, ARTHUR MORRIS Greenwood Eng. Kappa Sigma SIXTH ROW CARROLL, JOHN FRANCIS, JR Lelond Theta Kappa Phi CATLEDGE, ALSON Eupora . . . CATRON, JOHN CLIFFORD .... Hattiesburg . Bus. CAVEN, CHARLES ALLEN Okolona Ed. Kappa Alpha CAVENESS, GERALD WOMACK .... Marietta .... Ed. CHAFFIN, PHILIP ROCKWOOD .... Doloroso . . .. Ag. CHEATHAM, RICHARD D., JR Yazoo Bus. Pi Kappa Alpha CLANTON, JAMES ARMOUR .... Moorh ead .... Sci. SEVENTH ROW CODY, J. B Lake Cormorant Eng. COLLIER, DURWARD REED Grenada Eng. CONGER, TOM WILSON Ruieville Ed. CONNER, BURL PARKER Eupora Ag COOKE, GEORGE WAX Northport, Ala Ed. Alpha Tau Omega COPELAND, JOHN THOMAS, JR. . . . State College . . . Sci. Sigma Alpha Epsilon CORLEY, EDWARD BRANNAN . . . Hattiesburg . . . Eng. Kappa Alpha CRAIG, JOHN BENTON, JR Jackson Ed. T H ROW . Eng. CRIGLER, THOMAS HARVEY, JR. . . CRISLER, CHARLES ETHELBERT . . . Pi Kappa Alpha CUMBEST, HILLARD DIMPISY ... Pascagoula . . . . Ag. CUPIT, CHARLES RICHARD .... Union Church .... Sci. CURRIE, WILLIAM NOAH Macon Sci. CURTIS, JOE WAYNE Winona Ag. Sigma Phi Epsilon DARDEN, RUFUS CHESTHER, JR Laurel .... Sci. Kappa Sigma DAVIS, FRED ERVIN New Albany Eng. N I N ROW DAVIS, ROBERT GENE Pettitt .... DENDY. DOUGLAS GENE Houston .... DICKERSON, JOHN ANDREW Lyon. . . DONALD, MRS. MARY VIRGINIA . . . Heidelberg DONGIEUX, GENE LEWIS Yazoo City . . . DORSCHNER, JANICE CORRINE . . Appleton, Wise. DUGARD, LEE ALPHEUS Tupelo .... DURHAM, JAMES R., JR Adomsville, Tenn Ed . Ag, . Ag, TENTH ROW DYESS, ROBERT BURGESS Ellisville Eng EARNEST, CHARLES EDWARD .... Cumberland .... Ed EBRUS, REIN New York, N. Y Eng EDDLEMAN, RICHARD NORRIS ... Boy Springs . . . Ag EIMANIS, BIRUTA VALDA . . . New York, N. Y. . . ELKIN, BRUDGE Kosciusko Eng EVANS, FRED SHIELDS Tupelo FARRIS, RODNEY MOORE Corinth .4«l:: Fulton Furner Garrett Garst Gilardoni Gooch Guerry HqII, B. R. Hall, H. B. Homberlin Hegwood Henderson Hicks Hoffman Holaday Holland Hooks Hopton Howell Jefcoat Jenkins Johnson, E. F. Johnson, F. E. Johnson, S. F. Jones, A. C. Jones, C. H. Jones, J. E. Jones, R. S. Jordan, J. M. Jumper Kennedy, J. C. Kennedy, S. C. Kula Kungys Lacey Lambert Land Langerfeld Lee Lemmons Lester Levand Lewis, J. N. Lewis, R. Lipscomb Lloyd ry •I,-, o, dh 1 j • JikJxM 9 1 -I ' J ! 3 1 Wk.dtKwmWm 1 1v THE SOPHOMORE CLASS STUDENTS SEE GREGORYMEN START SEASON WITH 9 WINS LOSSES FIRST ROW . Bus. FERGUSON, HILL ALEXANDER . . . Burkesville, Ky. . . . Bus. FERRIS, CHARLIE SCALES Macon Eng. Sigma Chi FOARD, WYATTE FLEMING Greenville Ag. Koppa Sigma FORE, JOHN WILLIAM, JR Hollandale Kappa Sigma FORTNER, CHARLES PETE, JR Eupora Sigma Chi FOSTER, DONALD VERNON .... Brookhaven FRAISER, HULIN ROBERT Kosciusko . FREEMAN, KENT WAYNE Tunica . . Kappa Sigma SECOND ROW: FULTON, TOM O ' BANNON .... Greenwood Kappa Sigma FURNER, EDWARD GREER .... Holly Springs Sigma Phi Epsilon GARRETT, JAMES LAMAR Meridian . GARST, JOHN FREDRIC Jackson . . Pi Kappa Alpha GIBSON, WILLIAM AMBROSE ... Columbus Sigma Phi Epsilon GILARDONI, LEWIS THOMAS, JR. . Birmingham, GOOCH, SHIRLEY ANN Starkville . Kappa Kappa Gamma GOODMAN, MAX RAY Stoneville . . THIRD ROW GRAHAM, JAMES HAROLD Kosciusko Bus GREEN, JAMES DONAHUS Quitman Eng GUERRY, NANCY MARIE Corinth Sci HALL, BILL ROPER Monticello Eng. Theta Xi HALL, HESS BOOTH Drew Ag Pi Kappa Alpha HAMBERLIN, LAWRENCE MONROE, JR. . . Louise . . Bus Pi Kappa Alpha HAMILTON, RAYMOND B Vicksburg Eng Alpha Tau Omega HANDAL, SHUCRI JESUS . . San Pedro, Sula Honduras . . Sci FOUR H ROW HARBOR, FRANK BAILEY Shaw ... Ag HARBOUR, PHYLLIS AMELIA HATCH . . . Hickory ... Ed HARRIS, RALPH WALTER Webb Eng HATHCOCK, DOUGLAS WILBURN ... Amory ... Bus HATHORN, HOWARD LEE Louisville Ed HAVENS, IRA THURMAN .... Ocean Springs Sci HAWKINS, CLIFTON J Clarksdale Eng HAWKINS, GERALD DOYLE Columbus Sci FIFTH ROW: HAYDEN, JAMES STUART Clinton Enq HAYS, THOMAS WILSON Hollandale . . An HEARN, THOMAS RUSSELL Laurel ... An HEGWOOD, DONALD AUGUSTINE . . Richton Ag HENDERSON, CARL EMMETT, JR. . . . Ridgeland . . Ag HICKS, DEWITT TALMADGE, JR Sledge . HILL, ELON STEVENSON .... Canyon, Texos . HINTON, DABNEY RINEHART .... Corinth . SIXTH ROW HOFFMAN, GILBERT RAY Jackson . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon HOLADAY, DARREL WILLIAM, JR Louise . Pi Kappa Alpha HOLLAND, HENRY MEEK .... Slate Springs . HOOKS, GEORGE EDWARD Columbus . . HOPTON, RICHARD GILBERT ... Jackson . . Sigma Chi HORNE, KEITH GRAVES Ellisville . . . HOUSTON, RAYMOND LEE Charleston . . HOWARD, RUPERT ESRA ... Clifton Forge, Va. . SEVENTH ROW HOWELL, RONALD NICKELS .... Starkville .... Bus. JEFCOAT, JOE MARLON Sese Ag JENKINS, JULIA ANN Mansfield, La Ed. JOHNSON, EARL FRANKLIN, JR Weir . . . Ag. JOHNSON, FRANK EMILE Poscagoula Eng. JOHNSON, SIDNEY FORREST Oxford Ag. JONES, ALLAN CREEDEN Jackson Ag. Sigma Alpha Epsilon JONES, CARL HENRY, JR Waynesboro Ag. I G H T H ROW JONES, JOHN EDWIN McCool . . . JONES, ROBERT SAMUEL Columbus Sigma Chi JORDAN, JOE MARK Ashland . . JOSEPH, DONALD Vicksburg . . . JUMPER, JAMES ROYCE New Albany KEETON, BILLY MARTIN Wheeler . . KENNEDY, JOHNSON CROOK Amory . KENNEDY, SAM CURTIS State Line . . Ag. . Ed. . Eng. NINTH ROW KERR, GEORGE BERNICE McCool Eng KING, ROBERT EUGENE Cliftonville Ag KULA, UNO Brooklyn, N. Y Eng. KUNGYS, STASYS Pojuris, Lithuania Eng. LACEY, DUDLEY BEAL Canton Bus LAMBERT, CHARLES EUGENE .... Crenshaw .... Bus. Sigma Chi LAND, JAMES DAVID Louisville Ag. LANGERFELD, WILLIAM WALLACE . . . Starkville ... Ed. TENTH ROW . Eng. LEE, THOMAS FRANKLIN Poplarville Kappa Alpha LEMMONS, JERE CLAIRE Jackson . LESTER, SIMON EDWARD Jackson LEVAND, OSKAR Stote College Sci. LEWIS, JOHN NASH Delhi, La Ag. LEWIS, RAYMOND Eupora Sci. LIPSCOMB, GEORGE HARRIS, JR. . . Columbus . . . Bus. Pi Kappa Alpha LLOYD, JAMES JACKSON, JR Tupelo Ag. Pack of Camels, please. Logan r ' r.A a 1. CIl, c Lollar i Long Lott 1 Love Lundoy j McBryde, D. G. ' i -4 X y .yA 3 McBryde! J. D. McCown, H. H. McForlane McFerrin : McGee, H. D. McGee, H. A. McGuire McKie 9 9, .4a 0, ' ' 1 McLain McLean McLellan McLemore McMillin McRae McReynolds Mobry Malone, B. .0 i s n Malone, H. E. ' ; Mann ,., Maples Meade ! Millender Miller, E. R. Miller, W. W. Mitchell, J. N. 9 k 1? , ., ' lBa Mitchell, Wm., Jr. (, Mohon Montgomery, E. J Montgomery, J. P. Moody Moore, B. M. Moore, R. V. ' 1 : ' , 0 6 Moore, S. B. i Moore, W. C. Morrison Moseley ' Murray a a Nabors Nonce Nosh - 1 ' S, 4, .: Nelson Newsom 1 Nichols Norsworthy Oliver Otts Owen Poce i ' , ' ♦? Peay Pennington Perry Pongetti, D. Pongetti, L. A. P°ll -.  7 J ' Putt Pylont - 4 mM 1 Y i ' Quinn Radke Rondle Ray Reese ' ■' Reynolds Rice 41 ' }ih i .i a 1 Richardson Ridgway Robbins Robinson Rogers Rone Rose £ -9 1 A !- ' i Y THE SOPHOMORE CLASS BOOKSTORE, GRILL, LAUNDRY SAFES BLASTED AND ROBBED FIRST ROW: LOGAN, RUFUS DANNIEL, JR Carthage .. . . Ag LOLLAR, JOHN WEEKS Darling Ag Kappa Sigma LONG, LAWRENCE WILBURN, III ... . Jockson .... Eng LOTT, GEORGE CLYDE Canton Ag Alpha Tau Omega LOVE, SIDNEY E Faulkner Eng LUNDAY, JOHN WILLIAM, III Biloxi Eng McBRYDE. DOUGLAS GRAHAM, JR. . . Ocean Springs . . Sci McBRYDE, JACK DAVIS New Albany Sci SECOND ROW: McCOWN, HOMER HORACE .... Philadelphia .... Eng. McFARLANE, ROBERT STEPHENS, JR. . . Cleveland . . Eng. Sigma Chi McFERRIN, MARY ANNA Mantachie Ed. McGEE, HAROLD DAVIS Prentiss Ag. McGEE, HARVEY ARNOLD Ackerman Ed. McGUIRE, ALAN STUART . . . . Memphis, Tenn Eng. McKIE, BILLY Clarksdale Eng. Sigma Alpha Epsilon McLAIN, PAUL, JR Monticello Eng. Kappa Sigma THIRD ROW: McLEAN, ROBERT A Columbia Bus. McLELLAN, ERNEST WILLIAM .... Columbia . . . . Bu: McLEMORE, BETTYE SUE West Point Sci McMILLIN, CLARENCE DEAN Jackson Bus McRAE, JAMES LEO Meridian Eng McREYNOLDS, JAMES MARION, JR. . . . Starkville . . . Ag MABRY, JOHN McMAIN Liberty MALONE, BOBBY Belzonio FOURTH ROW: MALONE, HOWARD ERNEST, JR Marion . . MANN, DENNIS LeVEE Starkville .... MAPLES, BIBB Perkinston MEADE, JAMES HORACE, JR Vicksburg . . MILLENDER, THOMAS EDWARD .... Gibson . . Sigma Phi Epsilon MILLER, EDWIN RICHARD Dixon, III. . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon MILLER, WILLIAM WARD, III ... . Starkville . . Sigma Phi Epsilon MITCHELL, JAMES NASH Starkville . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon FIFTH ROW: MITCHELL, WILLIAM, JR Sardis .... MOHON, ROBERT WILMER, JR Hazlehurst . . MONTGOMERY, CATHERINE PEARL . . . Greenville ... Ed. MONTGOMERY, EDWARD Starkville Ag. Sigma Chi MONTGOMERY, JOE PRESbLY .... Starkville .... Bus. Sigma Alpha Epsilon MOODY, ROBERT KEITH . . . Phil Campbell, Ala. ... Ed. Theta Xi MOORE, BRYANT McLELLAN .... Clarksdale .... Bus. Sigma Alpha Epsilon MOORE, RAYMOND VERNON Pheba MOORE, SAMUEL BLANCHARD .... Jackson MOORE, WILLIAM CARROLL Jackson . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon MORRISON, FRANCIS SECREST . . Grenada . MOSELEY, CLARKSON PRATTE .... Gulfport . Sigma Chi MURRAY, DEWEY GERALD . Summerlond . NABORS, THOMAS CLAUDE .... Smithville . . NANCE, CHARLES DRAYTON ... Cleveland . NASH, THOMAS ROWE Clevelond . . . Kappa Sigma SEVENTH ROW NELSON, CLYDE LUTHER Port Gibson . . Lambda Chi Alpha NEWSOM, FRANKLIN DELANO . . . New Hebron . NICHOLS, BILLY DALE Tupelo .... NORSWORTHY, JOHN McCALL . . . Waynesboro OLIVER, JAMES DENDY Kosciusko ... Alpha Tau Omega OTTS, JOHN COLLINS .,Amory .... OWEN, WILL HOYT, JR Starkville . . . PACE, FORREST WILSON Starkville . . . ' . Sci! .Ag. EIGHTH ROW: PEAY, OSCAR LOUIS Cruger, Miss. . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon PENNINGTON, JAMES HERBERT . . . Columbus PERRY, DEWITT TALMADGE, JR. . . . Meridian PONGETTI, DAVID Shelby PONGETTI, LOUIE ADAM Shelby . . . POPE, THOMAS CAMERON Jackson . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon PULLEN, J. J Vicksburg PUTT, HELEN LUCILLE Starkville . . . NINTH ROW: PYLANT, JACK LAVELLE Purvis . . . Sigma Chi QUINN, BOBBY GENE Meridian . . . RADKE, RAYMOND EDWIN Tupelo . . RANDLE, WILLIAM CARROLL .... Starkville Sigma Phi Epsilon RAY, HARVEY BLANTON Drew . . . Pi Kappa Alpha REESE, ANDREW JACKSON Tupelo . . RENFROW, WILLIAM KENNETH .... Jackson REYNOLDS, DANIEL EDWIN ... Greenwood Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Eng. TENTH ROW . Ag. Cliif and Dr. Wow, Wow, Wow! RICE, TOMMY EUGENE Liberty Sci. RICHARDSON, JOHN I., JR Picayune Eng. Pi Kappa Alpha RIDGWAY, LOUIS ERNEST Jackson Sci ROBBINS, HAROLD WILLIS Greenville Eng ROBINSON, WILLIAM CURTIS .... Brandon . , , . Ag ROGERS, WILLIAM DOUGLAS Collins Ag. RONE, WALLIE D Kosciusko Eng ROSE, WALTER REX Columbus Ag. Alpha Tau Omega Intelligent draft-dodgers L- 1 •J ) Rowell Russell, B. M. Russell, T. L. Sacks Scott Seitz Shaw Shipp Shows Sims Sinclair Skinner Slater Smith, R. E. Smith, R. R. Snowden Soot Sowell Spratlin Spruili Stewart Stringer Strode Stuart Stuckey Suber Sullivan Sweorengen Taylor Thomasson Thompson Tidwell Tilton Tucker, D. H. Tucker, W. L. Turmon Trigg Truitt Trulove Ueltschey Upton Utiey Varnado Vaughan Ventress Vincent Vinnichenko Vinson Wall, L. D. Wall, T. C. Wallace Walley Walker Waters Watkins Watts Weaver Webb, C. N. Webb, D. L. Weber Weeks Weems White Whitehead Williams, C. L. Williams, W. H. Williamson 44. ' «- 1 Worsham Wright York Young f% 1 pv. . r% a - .a i % ' mk i m,; rs. . ■. M fe. , I - . - . - Of, - M k ' ■. -Q O f , ' f r , a tf X -rr- f?i, r ...., e . r - ( ( . y ;  11 «- « W,i (f? , O f i 4 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS CAFETERIA AND GRILL REMODELED FOR STUDENTS FIRST ROW SIXTH ROW ROWELL, WILLIE JOE Laurel Eng. RUSSELL, BENSON MAY, JR Monticello .... Scl RUSSELL, TOM LOGAN Clarksdole Bus. Sigma Alpha Epsilon SACKS, ELLSWORTH JOHN Biloxi Sci. Pi Kappa Alpha SANDERSON, RUBY JEWEL Tupelo Ed. SANSING, WILLIAM MARS Newton Eng. SCALES, BONNIE FRANCES Starkville Sci. SCHRADER, HENRY West Point Ed. SECOND ROW SCOTT, WILLIAM H Marks Bus. Sigma Chi SEITZ, ROBERT ECKFORD Crawford Bus. SHAW, PAUL BERNARD Moorhead Sci. Kappa Sigma SHIPP, CHARLES DANIEL Belzoni Ag. SHOWS, WILLIAM THOMAS Ovett Ag SIMS, WILLIAM ALSTON, JR Greenwood .... Eng. Sigma Alpha Epsilon SINCLAIR, WILLIAM RALPH .... Poplarville . . . . Ag. Kappa Alpha SKINNER, GEORGE THOMAS Lucedale Ag. T H R D ROW . Eng. SLATER, HILLIARD WOOD, JR. . . . Pascagoula SMITH, ROBERT ELLIS Guin hd SMITH, ROBERT RAY Vicksburg Sci. Sigma Chi SNOWDEN, NORMAN DULUTH . . . Collinsville ... Eng SCOTT, OLAF New York, N. Y Eng SOWELL, GEORGE ALLIE Kosciusko Bus SPEED, LEROY HAMMOND, JR. . . . Aliceville, Ala. . . . Eng. Pi Kappa Alpha SPRATLIN, ARTHUR DENNIS Bruce Bus. FOURTH ROW . Bus. SPRUILL, JOHNNY WOODRUFF .... Canton . . Alpha Tau Omega STEWART, WILLIAM MITCHELL . . . Calhoun City STRINGER, L. E Bossfield STRODE, PAUL WARMAN, JR Clarksdole .... Eng Sci. STUART, LESTER LYONS Natchez Kappa Alpha STUCKEY, HERBERT LEWIS DeKalb . . Ag Lambda Chi Alpha SUBER, BOBBY LEE Louisville . Sci SULLIVAN, BEN H Sylvarino . . Ag I F T H ROW SWEARENGEN, JOHN FROST Oakland .... Eng SWORDS, LUTHER CLARK New Albany Ag. TAYLOR, STANLEY A Lucedale Eng. THOMASSON, FORREST LEE Meridian Bus THOMPSON, ROY ALLEN Tupelo . . . Bus TIDWELL, CHARLES WEBSTER .... Newton . Bus TILTON, BILL E Winston-Salem, N. C Ed. TUCKER, DUANE H Lyon . . Ag TUCKER, WILLIAM LEE, III Yazoo City . Kappa Alpha TURMAN, ALBERT MASON .... Charleston TRIGG, NORMAN, JR Clara . . . TRUITT, THOMAS MAURY Jackson . TRULOVE, JOHNNIE MAE Cedar Bluff . Zeta Tau Alpha UELTSCHEY, NORDAN M Forest . . Alpha Tau Omega UPTON, JERRY WAYNE Kokomo . . UTLEY, JIMMY LEE Corinth . . . SEVENTH ROW VARNADO, JACK DONALD Natchez .... VAUGHAN, CHARLES EDWIN Moben . . VAUGHN, FRANCIS ARIAN.JR Columbus. . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon VENTRESS, JAMES ALEX Woodville .... Sigma Alpha Epsilon VINCENT, OSCAR Jacison VINNICHENKO, BORIS ALEXEYEVICH, New York, N. Y., VINSON, NUTREEN Hamilton VINZANT, TOMMY CAREY Vicksburg Pi Kappa Alpha EIGHTH ROW WALL, LLOYD DAMON Gloster Eng. WALL, TOMMY C Columbus Ed. WALLACE, CLIFFORD KENDRICK ... Laurel .... Bus. WALLEY, GUY M State College Bus. WALKER, ENOS SAMUEL Lauderdale Ed. WATERS, WILLIAM HUGH Starkville Ag. Sigma Chi WATKINS, SHARON GRANT McComb Ed. WATTS, NEAL MOODY Meridian Eng. Kappa Alpha NINTH ROW WEAVER, ALFREDA FAY Calhoun City Ed. WEBB, CLYDE NEWBERRY Quitman Ag. WEBB, DERRIL LEE Grenada Sci. Sigma Pi WEBER, JOHN MICHAEL Yazoo City Sci. Pi Kappa Alpha WEEKS, BARGER DENNY Canton Bus. Theta Xi WEEMS, RALPH HICKS, JR West Point Ag WHITE, HAILEY BRADLEY Canton Eng WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM RALPH Fulton Ag. TENTH ROW WILLIAMS, CLINTON LOWERY, JR. . . . Bethany ... Ed WILLIAMS, WALLACE HART . . Sunflower, Ala. . . . Eng. WILLIAMSON, DALE CHARLES . Coeur d ' Alene, Idaho . Bus WISE, WILLIAM GEORGE Caledonia .... Ed WORSHAM, GEORGE MICHAEL .... Oakland .... Eng WRIGHT, FRANKLIN RUFUS, III ... . Lambert . . . . Ag YORK, WILLIAM LEONARD Natchez Eng YOUNG, HUGH HARPER Brookhaven Eng. In the heart of Mississippi FRESHMEN CLASS BULLY DOGNAPPED ' BY OLE MISS DOGCATCHERS FIRST ROW: ABRAHAM, JAMES ELLIS Port Gibson Eng. ADAMS, BOBBY LENFIELD Smithdole Ag. ALFARO-DURAN, ROBERTO, Son Solvodor, El Salvador, C. A. Eng. ANDERSON, GEORGE LAFAYETTE . . . Shuquolak . . . Eng. ANTHONY, CLYDE CLAYTON Jackson Sci. Lambda Chi Alpha ABROCCO, ALDO JERO .... Matucana, Peru . . . . Ag. ASHFORD, SALLY SANDRA Starkville Ed. BAILEY, JAMES EARL Starkville Eng. Pi Kappa Alpha SECOND ROW: BAKER, BILLY RUSSELL Starkville Bus. Alpha Tau Omega BAKER, ROBERT SALE .... Boton Rouge, La. . BALL, MARION LAUREL Louisville . . . BARNETT, CHARLES REID Boonevilie . . . BARRENTINE, ROBERT TILLMAN . . . Greenwood . BEARD, LAWRENCE DARREL .... New Aibony . . BECKHAM, HOWARD LEE Swiftown . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon BENNETT, JOHN WESLEY Greenwood . . . . Eng. . Bus. THIRD ROW: BETTS, JOHNNIE EDMON indianola ... BIBB, ULRICH OWEN, JR Tunica Sigma Chi BISHOP, EUGENE HARLAN .... Hattiesburg Bus. Sigma Chi BLACKWELL, JACK LESTER, III ... . Vicksburg . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon BOCOCK, HECTOR Tela, Honduras BOSCHERT, HARRY RAYMOND ... Duncan ... Sigma Chi BOULWARE, JAMES DOUGLAS Union Eng. Kappa Sigma BOWLES, DOROTHY ANN . . . Morton Grove, ill. . . . Zeta Tau Alpha FOURTH ROW BOYD, JIMMY DAVIS Clayton Ag. BOYD, ROBERT SHERLLIE , . . Humboldt, Tenn. . . . Eng. BOZEMAN, BILLY FARRAR Hazlehurst Sci. BRAGG, JAMES JOSEPH Vicksburg Eng. Lambda Chi Alpha BRANSCOME, WILLIAM GUY, JR Grenada . . . . Ag Kappa Sigma BRANUM, BOBBY ZANE Greenwood Eng. Sigma Chi BROOKS, JOE Gary Ed. BROWN, TED CARLIN Jackson Bus FIFTH ROW: BURKETT, THOMAS BASCOM Conton Eng. BURRIS, MARVIN EUGENE . . Brookhaven .... Eng. CAMP, TERRY MASON Starkville Bus CANIZARO, JACK PETER, III . . . Vicksburg .... Eng. CARLISLE, JOE HENRY, JR West Point . . Ed CARPENTER, JAMES RALPH .... Prairie Point .... Bus CARPENTER, ROY EDWARD Storkville Eng Kappa Sigma CARROTHERS, WILLIAM STEWART . . . Ruleville . . . Eng. Kappa Sigma SIXTH ROW: CARVER, CARL EUGENE Cleveland Bus. Sigma Chi CASANOVA, FRANCIS BERVERLY . . . Rolling Fork . . . Sci. CASH, CLARENCE ALLEN Millport, Ala Ed. CATLEDGE, LARRY RANDOLPH Cory Ag. CHAMBLEE, ROBERT GLYNDAL .... Stewart . . . . Ag. CHERRY, JOHN EDWARD Porterville Ed. CHISM, EARNEST RAY Columbus Ag. CLARKE, EUGENE SINGLETON .... Hollandole .... Bus. SEVENTH ROW: COHN, JOSEPH LEONARD, JR Belzoni .... Bus. Kappa Sigma COLEMAN, ARCHIE BERNARD . . Union Church . . . Eng. COLLINS, THURMAN LAVELLE, JR. . . . Laurel . . . Bus. COMFORT, MARTHA Kosciusko Sci. Chi Omega COMFORT, MARY KATHRYN .... Kosciusko .... Sci. Chi Omega COOLEY, JOHN CALVIN Heidelberg Ag. CRISCO, ALVIN LEROY, JR Hozlehurst .... Eng. CROWSON, NAVARRO Louisville Eng. T H ROW . Ag. E I G CUMBEST, ORIS DENVER Pascagoula CURTIS, ALTON BASCOMB Stewart DANIEL, THOMAS H Ellisville Eng. DANIELS, THADDEUS RAY Collinsville Bus. DAVENPORT, JAMES CLIFTON Leiond Sci. DAVES, JIMMY EDWARD Winona Bus. Sigma Phi Epsilon DAVIS, JOE CLIFFORD Ruleville Bus. Kappa Alpha DAVIS, MARTHA MUSE Starkville Ed. Chi Omega NINTH ROW DAVIS, WILLIAM NEWTON Como Bus. Sigma Chi DAWS, WILMER CLARK, JR DeKalb Eng. DAWSON, FRANK Leighton, Ala Ag. DeLOACH, COOPER JOE Leiand Bus. DENSON, SIDNEY RUTH Starkville Sci. DOBBS, WILLIAM DUDLEY .... Port Gibson .... Eng DORRIS, JAMES FRANKLIN Oakland Ag. DOUGLASS, JOE CLEMENT Columbus Sci. TENTH ROW: DOWNS, BILLY SIMS Batesville Sci. EDWARDS, MORRIS JURNEY .... Starkville .... Bus. EIDSON, FRANKLIN D Holcomb Ag. ELLIOTT, HARLEN ORAL Purvis Eng. ELLIOTT, JOHN PASCAL Artesia Sci. EVANS, JOHN HAROLD Shubuta Ag. EVERETT, RALPH KELLY Magee Ed. EWING, WILLIAM DOTHERON .... Brooksville . . . . Ag. They ' re off! f : 4 % -J f V -- ■■•= it tL i ) W i ' Arbocco O ■r ' !i . (O. ,  - « ' .. «:?, ' , ' ' 4 , - ' P w T - .- « V ' ,= «=, ' SI «-, Baker, R. S. , ■' . -., • _ _ r : -l , . ' Ball 4: 4. , ' - i V ■' - ' - ' ■¥ J% . « P-i. .- - . ' ' k. ' ?!■CX , if?i, 1 ' - J g , m -MB. ' . . ..w,id.. ! :0 f Q .es : a :? ' ■k ' : ' ' - k ; ' , % . ._ i ' ' . r li ? ' f . ■q( . O Barrentine Beard Beckham Bennett Setts Bibb Bishop Blackwell Bocock Boschert Boulware Bowles Boyd, J. D. Boyd, R. S. Bozeman Bragg Branscome Burkett Burris a ' '  i« ' ;j1 m m -- A-- ,t ' M • ■' Canizaro - Carlisle Carpenter, J. R. Carpenter, R. E. Carrothers Carver Casanova Cash Catledge Chamblee Cherry Chism Clarke Cohn Coleman Collins Comfort, Martha Comfort, Mary Cooley Crowson Daniel Daniel; Davenport Daves Davis, J. C. Davis, M. M. Davis, W. S. Daws Dawson Deloach Dobbs Eidson Elliott, H. 0. Elliott, J. P. Evans Everett Ewing ■aum FRESHMEN CLASS STUDENTS SEE AFROTC N NEW BLUES I S T ROW FAGGARD, GUY CALHOUN Wode Bus FALKNER, RAY Pontotoc Eng. FILGO, ROY BENSON Okolono Ag Kappa Alpha FISACKERLY, CLAUDE KELSO . Sunflower . .. Ag. Kappa Alpha FISACKERLY, ROBERT HITT, JR. Yozoo City Sci Kappa Sigma FLOYD, JASON HOUSTON Senotobia Eng. Sigma Chi FORBESS, EDDIE AUTRY Mocon Eng FORESTER, LEWIS SAMUEL Silver City Sci SECOND ROW mwood . FOSTER, JAMES OTIS Union . FOSTER, LESLIE CARL Cohomo FULTON, GEORGE REGINALD, JR. . . . Gre( Sigma Chi FURR, FRED L Gulfport Sigma Phi Epsilon GALE, EDWARD BANKS, JR Hernondo . . Alpha Tau Omega GASTON, ROBERT THOMPSON Colhoun City GATLIN, LOUIS SAMUEL Sondersville . . GAUTHIER, LEON DALE, JR. . New Orleans, La. Alpha Tou Omega THIRD ROW GEDDIE, JESSE GERALD Ellisville . . . GEE, GON LIN Ruleville GILDER, THOMAS EARL Vardoman . GILLIS, MALCOLM ELISHA, JR. . . Blue Mountain GLADNEY, HORACE McEWEN Ocean Springs GLASGOW, WILLIAM LLOYD . Shadyside, Ohio GOFORTH, CHARLES THEODORE, JR. . Columbus Alpha Tau Omega GRAVES, JERRY B Tylertown .... FOURTH ROW . Eng. GRAY, OSCAR LAMAR Grenada . . GRAY, WARREN CALMES Brooksville . GREEN, ROBERT THOMAS Columbus . Alpha Tou Omega GREER, LUTHER MARTIN, JR. . . Poplarville GRIFFIN, RICHARD FRANCIS . . Winterville Kappa Sigma GRIFFIN, ROBERT WAYNE Baldwyn Ag GRIFFIN, WILLIAM PAUL Woodland Eng GROSS, ELWIN ELDRIDGE, JR. . . Hattiesburg . . Eng F T H ROW GUERCIO, ANTHONY M Leiand Eng GUESS, MORGAN WESLEY Kosciusko Bus HALL, ALCY DEAN, JR Euporo Bus HALL, DONALD FORD Blue Springs Ed HALL, SAMUEL DESSE Blue Springs Ag HAMBRICK, JOHN QUINNON Vaiden Ag HANCOCK, DANIEL LEON Laurel Bus HANNAFORD, WILLIAM ALLEN . . . Colhoun City . . . Ag X T H ROW HANSEN, EVERETTE ALGAS Amory Eng Pi Koppo Alpha HARDING, JOE HICKEY Clorksdole Eng HARPER, WILLIAM HEARNE, JR. . Shreveport, Lo. . . Eng HARRIS, HAROLD HENRY Monticello Ed HARRIS, JAMES JERRY Decatur Ag HARRIS, JOHN EDGAR Okolono Sci Sigma Alpho Epsilon HARRIS, MELVILLE FRANCIS, JR Cockrum . . . Ag Sigma Phi Epsilon HARRISON, GEORGE WALLACE, JR. . . . Jackson . . . Sci. Sigma Chi S E NTH O W . Ag. HARVEY, CHARLES BUMFIELD .... Tylertown . Kappa Sigma HAYS, RUSTON WILLIAM Columbus Sci Sigma Phi Epsilon HENSLEY, JOE STREET .... Saulasbury, Tenn Ag HILBUN, BEN FRANKLIN, JR. . . . State College . . . Bus. Sigma Alpha Epsilon HODGES, ROBERT IRVEN Vaiden Bus. HOOVER, JACK CLIFFORD Starkville Ag HORTON, KENNETH TAYLOR Grenada Sci. HOUSE, BILLY THOMAS Clorksdole Eng I H ROW HOUSTON, D. WAYNE Sylvoreno Ag. HOUSTON, FRANK WHITE Kosciusko Eng. Pi Kappa Alpha HOUSTON, JACK RAYBON Collinsville Ed HOWELL, GEORGE LEROY Starkville Sci. HUDSON, CHARLES LEE Sumroll Ag HUDSON, SPENCER DORMAN . Waynesboro . . . Eng. HULL, CALVIN TRAVIS Quitm an Sci Pi Kappa Alpha HURDLE, ENNIS J., JR Moscow, Tenn Eng. N NTH ROW JACKSON, CALVIN C Sturgis JACKSON, WILLIAM IRVING .... Hill House . . Lambda Chi Alpha JEFFRIES, WILLIAM RICHARD, ill . . . Jackson . Alpha Tau Omega JOE, EDWARD Boyle JOHNSON, GEORGE WADE, Mi . . Sheffield, Ala. . JOHNSON, GRIFFIN JOE Okolono . . . . JOHNSON, JAMES MELVIN . . . Birmingham, Ala. JOHNSON, JOHN A., JR Raleigh . . . . TENTH ROW JOHNSON, LAWRENCE KAY Winono . . JOHNSON, SMILEY EUGENE .... State College . JOHNSTON, GLEN THOMAS Summit . JOHNSTON, JEWEL BORTON Summit . JOLLY, HERBERT MENGER Vicksburg . JONES, CLARENCE MATTHEW . . . Ashford, Ala. JONES, ROBERT LINTON Port Gibson . . KALLAST, ARNO ENDEL .... New York, N. Y. . That cow is sold to the man on my left! Look out, Frosh! Here ' % i J Faggard Falkner Filgo Fisackerly, C. K. Fisackerly, R. H. Floyd Forbess Foster, J. 0. Foster, L. C. Gale Gaston Gatlin Gauthier Gcddie Gee Gilder Gillis Gladney Glasgow Goforth Graves Griffin, R. F. Griffin, R. W. Griffin, W. P Gross Hall, A. D. Hall, D. F. Hall, S. D. Hambrick Hancock Hannaford Harding Harris, H. H. Harris, J. J. Harris, J. E. Harris, M. F. Harrison Horvey Hays Hensley Hilburn Hodges Houston, D. W. Houston, F. W. Houston, J. R. Howell Hudson, C. L Hudson, S. D. Hull Hurdle Jackson, C. C. Jackson, W. I. Joe Johnson, G. W. Johnson, G. J. Johnson, J. M. Johnson, J. A. Johnson, L. K. Johnson, S. E. Johnson, G. T. Johnson, J. B. Jolly Jones, C. M. Jones, R. L. Kallast FRESHMEN CLASS INTRAMURAL PROGRAM INITIATED FOR STUDENT BODY FIRST ROW: KENNEDY, JOSEPH HARRY Columbus Bus Sigma Chi KILLEBREW, WILLARD WAYNE Cruger Ed. KIRKLAND, CHARLES RALPH . . Tuscumbio Bus. KNIGHT, LEE EDWIN, JR Pelohotchie Ag LAMBERTH, MARTHA JEAN Corinth Bus. LANCASTER, BILLY DOUGLAS . . Duck Hill . . . . Ag Pi Kappa Alpha LANSING, JOHN TOLBERT Mognolio Ag. LIFER, CHARLES ELLIS MInter City Eng. SECOND ROW: LOCKE, CECIL DWIGHT Oxford Ed. LOLLEY, LARRY LOUIS Storkville Bus. Sigma Chi LOMENiCK, DONALD DENMAN ... Tutwiler .... Sci. Sigma Phi Epsilon LONG, GEORGIANNE Storkville Sci Zeta Tau Alpha LONG, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JR. . . Pine Bluff, Ark. . . Eng LYLE, WILLIAM WAYNE . , Memphis, Tenn Eng McClelland, russell howard . . Summit .... Ed McDANIEL, EMMETT E Tremont Eng H I ROW . Eng. McGEE, RAY M Vernon, Ala Ag McGEHEE, ROBERT EDWIN Vicksburg Ag McKAY, JAMES MAYO Stote College Sci. Kappa Sigma McKEE, BOBBY EARL Greenwood Ed McKEE, DENNIS MURPHREE Morks Eng Mcpherson, don RALPH Greenwood Bus McPHERSON, JOSEPH MALCOLM . . Columbus . . . Bus Sigma Alpha Epsilon McPHERSON, LEON ASHBURN ... Gulfport .... Bus. Sigma Phi Epsilon FOURTH ROW: MANNING, REESE WARREN, III Dre MARUSHEWSKYJ, EDWARD . . . New York, N MARLEY, JOHN ALLEN Newton . Kappa Sigma MARQUIS, JIMMY LEE Indionolo Bus MASON, RICHARD LAWRENCE, JR Sordis . . . . Ag MAY, JOHNNIE FRANKLIN Newton Eng Kappa Sigma MEGEHEE, WARREN GLENN Carriere Ag MEYER, FREIDA CLAIRE Lourel Sci Zeta Tau Alpha FIFTH ROW: MILES, FLORENCE ETOIL Bruce Ed. MILES, JAMES LEE Memphis, Tenn Ag. MITCHELL, THERMAN LIGE Okolona Ag. MOOR, PATHENIA McREYNOLDS ... Storkville .... Ed. Zeta Tau Alpha MORGAN, BOBBY GRIFFIN Aberdeen Ag. Pi Kappa Alpha MORRISON, DONALD BUTLER Utica Sci Sigma Phi Epsilon MULLINS, BETTY ANN Storkville Ed. MURRAY, JAMES ROBERT Macon Bus. SIXTH ROW: NAIL, BRAXTON ALLAN, JR. . Birmingham, Ala. . . NANNEY, JAMES E Okolona Kappa Alpha NETHERY, GEORGE WILLIAM, JR Tupelo ... Phi Kappa Tau NEUBERT, RHYNEHARDT EUGENE, JR. . . Okolono . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon NICKLES, WILLIAM PLANT Aberdeen .... Sigma Phi Epsilon OAKES, JACK ELLIOT Hollandale ODOM, JOE RUFUS Cleveland Sigma Chi O ' KEEFE, MAURICE CLYDE, JR Brandon .... SEVENTH ROW: ONKST, JAMES ROBERT Botesville ORR, BILLY JOE Ackerman OVERALL, JOHN MARCY Boy Springs .... Sigma Pi PATTON, RICHARD LYNN .... Water Valley . . . PAULSON, BILLY JOE Yazoo City PENNINGTON, GEORGE MITCHELL . . . Columbus . . . Sigma Chi PEPPER, ERNEST BRUCE, JR Leiand .... Sigma Alpha Epsilon PETERS, JOE ELLIS Storkville Bus. EIGHTH ROW: PETITFILS, EDNA McDUFFIE Meridian Bus PLUKSE, ASTRIDA Lokewood, N. J Sci. POITEVIN, JOSEPH MARCEL . . Pascogoula .... Eng Theta Kappa Phi POLK, ADRIAN VANCE Jackson Sci. Lambda Chi Alpha POLK, CARROLL REX Mount Olive Ag. POOLE, CHARLES RICHARD Cleveland Ag. Sigm Chi NINTH ROW: PREWITT, WILLIAM V Ackerman . . PRICE, WILL ALEXANDER Inverness . Sigma Alpha Epsilon PYLE, WILLIAM CALVIN West Point . Sigma Chi QUINN, JESSE JOSEPH, JR Greenwood . QUINNELLY, RICHARD CLYDE .... Jackson . REASONS, DONNIE ROSS ... Humboldt, Tenn. Alpha Tau Omega REES, JAMES GARY Jackson . . . REEVES, AARON LEON Sturgis . . . . Eng. . Bus. . Ag. TENT ROW RIAL, JOHN WAYNE Sherman Ed. RILEY, JAMES P. JR Alligator Ag, RITTER, CHARLES WILLIAM, JR Amory .... Ed. ROBERTS, JAMES DERRELL Pineville Ag ROBERTS, SIDNEY Liberty Bus. ROBINSON. RICHARD MARION . . . Greenwood . . . Eng. RUSSUM, HUGH ROBERT Greenwood Ag. SABOGAL, ALVARO . . . Columbia, South America . . . Eng Good luck, fellows! Bring home a victoryi Sampson and Deliah Ie, T;}-;Ji -| ' lf i ' 4 ' . % Q a i y ) ' - - ;, - - ,, _ ■5 I ■1 , o Kennedy Killebrew Kirkland Knight Lamberth Lancaster Lansing Lifer Locke Lomenick Long, G. Long, W. F. Lyie McClelland McDaniel ' ■' i n n ■... „ ,. - •• T ■' .-. It McGehee • _ ' , ■-, ? McKay ' - r,, ' McKee, B. E. , McKee, D. M. -. 1., „• ,-- « McPherson, D. R. ' , v McPherson, J. M. f ' i- L ' „ - : ■■■■_J McPherson, L. A. FRESHMEN CLASS STUDENTS ENJOY THREE WEEKS FOR CHRISTMAS FIRST ROW SAPPINGTON, CHARLES WESLEY .... Pontotoc . SAUNDERS, DAVID AMES Starkville . . Kappa Sigma SCHWARTZ, JIM W Chicago, III. . . . SELLARS, PAUL SCOTT Starkville . . . SELLERS, CARROLL JOSEPH Magee . . SETLIFF, CARTER ANDREW ... State College . Kappa Alpha SHAFER, ARTHUR JACK Jackson . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon C O N D ROW SHANNON, GARNER ISAAC, JR Belzoni .... Eng. Kappa Alpha SHERROD, E. DALE Heidelberg Sci. SHOOK, TOM MIX Starkville Bus. Alpha Tau Omega SHUMOCK, RAYFORD HORACE .... Pascagoula . . . . Ag SIMMONS, THOMAS MARKS, JR Belzoni . . Bus. Kappo Sigma SLATON, AUGUSTUS MARION Canton Sci. Alpha Tau Omega SLAYTON, ELTON J Philadelphia Ed. H R D ROW SLOOP, ROBERT FELTS Starkville Sci. SMITH, DONALD L Sturgis Bus. SMITH, HENRY HERBERT, JR Gulfport Ag. Theta Kappa Phi SMITH, JAMES DUDLEY Caledonia Eng. Sigma Phi Epsilon SMITH, JAMES WALKER Grenada Ag Sigma Alpha Epsilon SMYLIE, JOHN WARREN Brookhoven Eng STINSON, CURTIS AUSTIN, JR. . . . Greenwood . . . Eng. Sigma Chi FOURTH ROW STODARD, JAMES HEWITT Veltman . . STOVALL, WILLIAM FLETCHER .... Greenville . Sigma Alpha Epsilon SULLIVANT, WALTER REESE Batesville SWALM, DAVE CLARKSTON ... Brookhoven . TATE, JERRY DALE Storkville ... TENNETT, JOHN LINDSAY, III ... . Columbus . TERRY, ANDREW GID, JR Greenville . . Kappa Sigma F T ROW THOMPSON, OLGA ANN Starkville . . . . THOMPSON, WILFRED ROLAND, JR. . . . Starkville . Kappa Sigma TOBIN, JAMES LEO Vicksburg Lambda Chi Alpha TOLBERT, WILLIAM TROY Hollondole . . . TOLER, BONNIE LEIGH, JR Woodville . . . TOUCHSTONE, BILLY COX Joekson Eng. Pi Kappa Alpha TUCKER, HERMAN DAVIS Jackson Eng Pi Kappa Alpha I T H ROW TURNER, WILLIAM JONATHAN, JR. . . Leaksville TYLER, CHARLES EDWARD Batesville . . . VANDERBURN, HOWARD SIDNEY . . Olive Branch VAUGHAN, JOHN KENNETH Grenada. . . VAUGHN, RALPH DAVIS Cleveland . . . Kappa Alpha VETRANO, ERNEST Rosedale WACHSMAN, MENDEL HERMAN .... Pochuta . . . Ag. . Bus. . Eng. SEVENTH ROW WAGNER, WAYNE ANTHONY . . Highland Park, III. . . Ag WALLACE, RALPH BOYD Carthage Ed. WARD, CHARLIE G., JR Eupora Bus Sigma Chi WARD, ERWIN CONNELL Starkville Sci. WARE, MALCOLM STEWART ... State College .... Ed. WEESNER, RONALD GLEN ... Old Hickory, Tenn. . . . Eng. WEIR, JEANE MARIE State College Bus Chi Omega EIGHTH ROW WELLS, HAROLD WOODRUFF . . . Anniston, Ala. . . Bus. WELLS, WILLIAM CALVIN Grenada Ed. WENTZ, ROBERT EARL Harvey, III Ed. WEST, JAMES THOMAS Waynesboro Ag. WEST, ROBERT HERMAN Canton Ag. Sigma Chi WESTBROOK, JAMES EUGENE .... Okolona . . . . Ag. WHITAKER, CHARLES ALVIN Amory Bus. Pi Kappa Alpha NINTH ROW . Ag. WHITE, CHARLES JACKSON, JR Phoenix . . WHITE, MARY VIRGINIA (SALLIE) . . Dallas, Texas . Chi Omega WHITE, TERRY GILBERT Louisville Eng. WILLEY, THOMAS CLAUDE, JR Madison . . .. Ag. Lambda Chi Alpha WILLIAMS, ARTHUR WALLACE luka Bus. WILLIAMS, GARNETT Como Ed. 1 Chi TENTH ROW: WILSON, WILLIAM ESCO Magnolia . WILSON, WILLIAM SHAW Webb . . Sigma Phi Epsilon WINDHAM, BILLY CHARLES Collins . WOFFORD, DEEN LEROY Drew . . . Pi Kappa Alpha WOODS, TOMMY LAMAR Byholia . . Sigma Phi Epsilon ZIMMERMAN, BILL DAHERMAN .... Natchez . . Bus. • Ag. . Eng. Big game today r f o Sappington Saunders Schwartz Sellers Setliff Shafer Shannon Sherrod Shook Shumock Sloop Smith, D. L Smith, H. H. Smith, J. D. Smith, J. W. Smylie Stinson Stodard Stovall Sullivant Swalm Tate Tennent Terry Tolbert Toler Touchstone Tucker Turner Tyler Vanderburn Vaughan, J. K. Vaughn, R. D. Vetrano Wachsman Wagner Wallace Ward, C. G. Ward, E. C. Ware, M. S. Weesner Weir Wells, H. W. Wells, W. C. Wentz West, J. T. West, R. H. Westbrook Whitaker White, C. J. White, M. V. White, T. C. Willey Williams, A. W. Williams, G. Williams, J. J. Wilson, W. E. Wilson, W. S. Windham Wofford Woods Zimmerman AcWitle A T STATE.. ■) Right, FIRST ROW; Loper, Beech, Boyles, E ' Cosh, Royborn. THIRD ROW: Spinks, Ulmer, lok, George. SECOND ROW Brister, Hull, Wcathersby, Foi Carpenter, Grishom, Richardson. S T I) D E T ASSOCIATION The Student Association is the executive govern- ing body of the students. It is also the link between the students of Mississippi State College and the administration and faculty. The Council is composed of the Executive Com- mittee which is the President, Vice-President, Sec- retary, and Treasurer. These members of the Coun- cil are elected annually by the student body. Other members of the Student Association are elected by schools, and the number of representatives a school has is determined by the enrollment of that school. For the 1951-52 school year the School of Agricul- ture has had three representatives, the School of Business and Industry has had three, the School of Education has had two, the School of Engineering two, and the School of Science two. This makes a total of sixteen members of the Student Association. The council works with the students to solve the problems of the campus, administration, and class- room, so that State will be strengthened and we may have our ties more closely bound with this institution. : V r 1 B H l Big Four F F 1 C E R S TOMMY CROOK President JIM EVANS Vice-President JOHNNY BOYLES — SecretarY C. D. BEECH . . . Treasurer M EMBERS Tommy Crook Billy Carpenter Vernon Hull Jim Evans Russell Weothersby Ted Brister Johnny Boyles Manuel George Tom Simmons C. D. Beech Russell Loper R. L. Richardson Barney Rayborn Billy Cosh Lela Foresmon Albert Spinks George Grishom Jean Ulmer Ex-officio Members DANCE The Dance Committee is headed by the Vice-President of the Student Association. It is composed of o group of students selected by the Vice- President. The purpose of the Dance Committee is to bring name bands to the campus for the students for dances and concerts. So far this year the Dance Committee has sponsored dances by the Re-Bops from the Showboat in Vicksburg, The Cavaliers from Alabama, and Vaughn Monroe, who played a concert and made his nationwide broad- cast from the dance. COMMITTEE MEMBERS JIM EVANS WALDO BLAKE FRANK TOLER ANNE NICHOLS JACK HARPER MARION ORSBORN LELA FORESMAN CARL LONG, JR. BARNEY RAYBURN B. B. HARTNESS BILL WRIGHT JIMMY WILSON NOONIE GREGORY BOB HENSON JIMMY MONTGOMERY HUBERT RATLIFF T. G. STEPHENSON JIMMY BEDWELL C. D. BEECH BILL KENNEDY PETE DIXON ESTEL WILSON R. L RICHARDSON 3.e COLLEGIANS The Collegians have been on the campus for a number of years now. They play for dances here at State and for dances off the campus. They play for the majority of the fraternity dances held each spring. They have 5 saxes, 3 trumpets, 3 trombones, and 4 rhythm. mm. STATE ' S OWN BAND DL 19 5 2 The REVEILLE is the annual student publi- cation. It is published by the Associated Stu- dent Body of Mississippi State College. It is edited by a person who is elected to the office Editor and Her Assistai E D I T R I A LELA S. FORESMAN Editor JOE L. HARRELL Business Manager KERSH WALTERS Assistant Editor ANNE NICHOLS Class Editor JERE LEMMONS Sen or Class BETTY TRAVIS Junior Class STAFF CAROLYN WALTERS Sophomore Class BARBARA PROCOPIO Freshman Class JACK BEALL Fraternity Editor JIMMY MONTGOMERY Military Editor JERRY SIMMONS Athletics Editor NOONIE GREGORY Features Editor ETTA MAE LITTLE Administration Co-Editor PEGGY TEMPLETON Administration Co-Editor SALLIE WHITE , Art Co-Editor JERRY BRISTOW Art Co-Editor BOBBY DAY Snapshot Co-Editor BUDDY WATERER Snapshot Co-Editor MARGARET WATKINS Activities Editor PRUITT ' S STUDIO Photography Capable Stofft! M?? ' Hard Working Gals REVEILLE by the students. This year marks the 47th year the Reveille has been on the campus, and the first time it has ever been edited by a girl. Manager and His Assistant EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS T. C. NABORS JIMMY HARRISON BETTY GERLACH NANCY GUERRY DOTTIE BOWLES FREIDA MYERS EMMA WILLIAMS JOHNNIE TRULOVE MARY COMFORT BUSINESS ASSISTANTS RUSSELL WEATHERSBY CLIFFORD WALLACE HOMER MANN GID TERRY MARTHA COMFORT ALLAN JONES BETTY SUE BURNS DEE DEE HALL BILL WATERS MARTHA DAVIS DON MORRISON JOHNNY SPRUILL ED WALKER MARION SLATON WILBUR SYKES JEANE WEIR BEVERLY VEAL MARTHA BURGOYNE JOHN LANSING PERRY FORTENBERRY TERRY SWALM JACK MOBLEY JACK CATRON BjLi REFLECTOR The Reflector is the official college newspaper. It is published weekly throughout the college year. The Editor of the paper is elected by the student body and serves for a period of nine months. JEAN ULMER JIMMY CLANTON JOHN WARD BILL RUTLEDGE _ ANDY REESE D I T O R I Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor News Editor Assistant Sports Editor L STAFF SLUG NICHOLS Assistant CARL LONG Feature Editor WAYNE FREEMAN Assistant HAL McCARLEY Columnist TERRY SWALM Columnist BOB COX Columnist BETTY SUE BURNS Columnist WILLIARD WHITE Columnist RUSSELL ANDRESS Reporter LAWRENCE JOHNSON Reporter ELZY BOBO Reporter JIM HOWARD Reporter KEN DELOE Reporter JERRY BRISTOW Cartoonist ANN BUSBY Copy Editor GRADY McALEXANDER Makeup B U CLIFFORD WALLACE Business Manager BILL HAY WARD Advertising Manager NANCY GUERRY Adyertising Assistant CLARK SWORD Circulation Manager The business staff of the Reflector has done an efficient job this semester even though it has had its difficulties. Guy Chitton left the staff before Christmas and a business manager had to be appointed until a special election could be held. Despite this the paper has come out on time and seems to be making money. Business Manager BOARD PUBLICATIONS The Board of Publications, governing body of student publications, is com- posed of three faculty members, the President of the Student Association, and the editors of the REFLECTOR and the REVEILLE. The group is ably headed by Mr. Marvin Osborn. The editorial policies of the publications are subject to the jurisdiction of the board, and the editors are responsible to it. Faculty members act in an advisory capacity to assist the student editors in solving the ever-present problems which arise in the course of the year. Their advice is based on knowledge and experience; it is responsible in a large measure for the excellence of the student publications. ? i •«« . J ' I K- v 7hif CcUi-A Stifht Out mb helifkt HapAcU AT STATE . IB IS IT GOOD, SHAG 9m - If YEAH STATE F PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR WORK BETTY SUE W-W-W-WILLA ' TEVE r XT, ' ' AD GUN J M, WHERE ' S YOUR MONKEY SUiT, ALAN? ' C (Of, Witk Pi-aiMi Out VcieeJ k JlHilitani AT STATE Jn MEMORY of Major Snedden was assistant professor of Air Science and Tactics. Before his as- signment to State College last year he was an airplane commander flying B-29 and B-50 bombers with the Second Bomb Group, Chatham Air Force Base, Georgia. His mili- tary career began in the Pennsylvania Na- tional Guard in 1934. Since 1936 he has served as an enlisted crew-chief and bom- bardier. He was graduated as a pilot from flying school in 1943. He was rated as a senior pilot with over 3,600 hours of flying time in a variety of conventional and jet- type aircraft. Major Snedden was 35 years old. y v MAJOR KENNETH J. SNEDDEN COLONEL JOHN H. FONVIELLE PMS T L(«( 1, i« 1 m OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN OFARMY LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Copt. Ralph V. Gordner, Maj. William A. Gresham, Col. John H. Fonvielle, Maj. Henry C. Tipton, Capt. Ben T. Ellis, Copt. Clifford H. Ford. SECOND ROW; Sgt. Taylor, Sgt. Stewart, Sgt. Allen, Sgt. Mekkelson, Sgt. Show. COLOR GUARD LEFT TO RIGHT Cadet Montgomery Cadet Cavendish Cadet Atkinson Cadet Singfield COMMISSIONED OFFICERS NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS mi THE CADETS « SCABBARD a« BLADE fe i%il ; ' ' 1 ' % - vmmc ry (jfmp fHafoch M White! az-coh M White! Athletic A T STATE... OL 4 4 1 1 CLUB By outstanding skill and constant effort in one or more major sports, these men have gained one of the most coveted awards on the campus — the privilege of wearing the M . The purpose of the club is to promote athletics on the campus, and pro- vide fellowship for the athletes. The social highlight of the club is the annual M Club Dance which was held this year after the Alabama-State football gome. Mrs. Wally Beach was M Club Queen. M E Wally Beach Arth ur Broome Jam BS Burrow Jock Blount Steve Clark Dear Corbell Ken DeLoe Joe Fortunato E R S Byron Gough Beverly Gross James Harrison Herbert Hargett Tony Kotowski Fred Lamon iDan Murphy John Pace Charles Pittman Bill Pyron Carlton Reid Jerry Simmons Basil Stricklin John Tulloh Coyt Vance Hoyt Wood Paul Younger Mrs. Wally Beach OFFICERS PAUL YOUNGER President JOHN PACE Secretory- Treosurer .9 ' 1 1 ; f- ' n Oire MAJOR SPORTS at STATE I the Diamond m ■r rfw ' -.. .«« , Mississippi State ' s Athletic Director, Coach C. R. Dudy Noble, came to Mississippi A. and M. as a freshman in 1911 and for most of the 41 years since then his name has been indelibly woven into the his- tory of Mississippi State. He achieved a total of 14 letters in the four major sports during his tenure at State. Since joining the staff at State in 1919, he has served in every capacity of the coaching field. He has imbued the young men who play under him with a down-to-earth philosophy of athletics which ap- plies equally well to other affairs and activities of human life. Coach Dudy is held in high esteem by all who know him. Bob Hartley, the genial publicity director, has added much to Mississippi State in the six years he has been affiliated with the college. Bob came to us in 1946 and has given State national publicity during his ten- ure of office. State is definitely proud of its publicity director. %, DIRECTORS ATHLETICS if 1 jCi v ' ' :- ' ' ' H ' iy ' i - i- ' ' tiMiiK - ' ' ' - ! ' ■v T i i S- ' i ifMi f- . m ihm m DEANS P I G S K n p. ; iS itkil Ml ' 4 i DL G R I D I R PARADE SS. on the Sidelines t M Head Stewor : State ' s mud-soaked Maroons ushered in the 1951 football season in the slush and mire at Scott Field by defeating the Arkansas State Indians 32-0. The entire game was played under ever-threatening skies which let loose occasional showers. The game was hardly five minutes old, when halfback Wolly Beach sprinted 65 yards for the first touchdown. Hard line plunging by Bill Stewart, Dutch Rushing, and Rupe Howard netted each of them a touchdown. Wally Beach got the final score on a one-yard jaunt late in the last quarter. Pete Polovina wielded the educated toe in kicking the points after touchdowns. RES u L T S SEPT. 22, 1951 M.S.C. A R K . S T A T E . 10 Net yards rushing .246 p . J 16 3 2 3 STATE Passing yardage Tot-ol net yards 5 .251 . . . IN THE MUD PETE McCULLEY Quarterback BOBBY BAKER Quarterback DICK STUVER Quarterback 1 - I ' : ' ■•v. .1. .JSmm: -, . -fjM- ' am ' Pyron, Pace, and Blount flip with Rechichai fik Goal line stand ot Teni STATE T E N E S S E E 14 WE THINK TENNESSEE TOPS TOO! . . . TOP TEAM IN THE NATION The Maroons took on the number one football team of the country and came out of the fracas on the short end of the 14-0 score. Tennessee, last year ' s Cotton Bowl champions and rated the num- ber one team of the nation by the Associated Press and the sportswriters of the country, scored twice in the first four minutes of the game and managed to hold onto the lead throughout the encounter. The first Vol score was set up by a State fumble and the second was a result of a blocked Maroon punt. Luck was with the Volunteers this day. Except for the first few minutes the Maroon de- fense was excellent. Particularly outstanding was Big Joe Fortunato, State ' s AII-S.E.C. linebacker. Other backs who showed up good were Sophomore Bucket Joseph, Tony Kotowski, and OIlie Fairchild. Jack Manley, Shag Pyron, Loren Ashley, Tom Ful- ton, and Paul Younger turned in some outstanding line play for the afternoon. RESULTS SEPT. 29, 1951 STATE TENNESSEE First downs 10 11 Net yards rushing 117 197 Passes attempted 17 16 Passes completed 7 3 Passing yardage 47 31 Total net yards 164 228 RESULTS O CT. 6, 1951 STATE GEORGIA First downs 14 19 Net yords rushing 160 109 Passes attempted 12 41 Passes completed 8 14 Passing yardage 80 144 Total net yards 240 253 STATE State got is first SEC victory of the young 1951 gridiron season by defeating the Georgia Bulldogs 6-0 on Scott Field. With the game only three and a half minutes old, Welly Beach battered his way across the goal line for the game ' s only touchdown. After that the Maroons threw up a defense that couldn ' t be broken by our visitors from the Peach State. Bucket Joseph, Pete Polovina, and Tony Kotowski were tops on defense as they knocked down pass after pass. Bo Reid, Shag Pyron, and Sam Cavalaro were the boys in the forward wall who stopped most of the running plays. Wally Beach and Dutch Rushing carried the offensive duties along Twig Branch who handled the aerial department nicely. GEORGIA GREAT DEFENSIVE PLAY ' BUCKET JOSEPH f jm m ' PI The Maroons ventured into the lair of the powerful Kentucky Wildcats and received their second defeat of the season. The powerful Ken- tuckians, last year ' s SEC Champions and con- querors of Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl, utilized the throwing arm of their All-American quarter- back Babe Parilli to the best advantage. The powerful State defense faltered in front of the Babe ' s timely tosses. Outstanding players for the Maroons were Big Joe Fortunato, Bucket Joseph, Joe Robertson, Twig Branch and Shag Pyron. STEVE CLARK JOHN KATUSA End DEAN CORBELL STATE KENTUCKY 2 7 PARILLI, A TALENTED TOSSER RES u L T S OCT. 13, 1951 STATE KENTUCKY First downs 6 17 Net yards rushing . . 42 132 Passes attempted . . 20 19 Passes completed . . 5 10 Passing yardage . . . 44 114 Total net yards . . . 86 246 Y-W... ' i.UMm TOM FULTON JOHN SANTILLO End STAN DOHODA Center KEN CHOO CHOO DELOE Center STATE The Crimson Tide came to the campus a seven point underdog and surprised the Cow College by beating the Mississippi State Bull- dogs by the score of 7-0. Again the State de- fense proved its worth under fire by allowing Bama only seven points but the offense could not advance beyond the double stripe. Sev- eral times the Maroons seemed to be touch- down bound but luck was against them. Three Maroon fumbles inside the ten proved disas- trous. Twig Branch and Pete McCulley turned in some fine passing, and Bill Stewart and Wally Beach carried the pigskin-toting department. Big Joe Fortunato again displayed his great defensive ability along with Dick Rosenberg, Shag Pyron, and Tom Fulton. RESULTS OCT. 27, 1951 STATE BAMA First downs 17 10 Net yards rushing 216 120 Passes attempted 15 18 Passes completed 6 18 Yards passing 74 160 Total net yards 290 280 ALABAMA BAMA ' S LUCK HOLDS OUT m. ■iy ' ' ti ' : - ' ' K. !; £i£d fA .: f. • sm mi m;:,;..; ' :; ARTHUR BROOME The Maroons journeyed to the Crescent City of New Orleans to do battle with the Tulane Green Wave and were successful in weathering the storm. The Bulldogs rolled back the highly touted Wove to the tune of 10-7 before 50,000 amazed fans in the spacious Sugar Bowl stadium. Tulane scored first, then Norman Duplain returned the kickoff 86 yards to put State back in the game. Pistol Pete Polovina ' s conversion was good and the game was tied at seven all. The defense on both teams took over and the game remained tied until the last quarter when Pete Polovina came to the aid of the Cow College with a perfect 19 yard field goal. This victory cost State the services of veteran Shag Pyron for the remainder of the season due to a dislo- cated knee. Shag was on his way toward filling a tackle berth on the All-SEC team until this injury sidelined him. STATE 1 TULANE ...THE MIGHTY WAVE WAS ONLY A RIPPLE Wotcha Soy Dutch RESULTS NOV. 23, 1951 STATE First downs 14 Net yards rushing 203 Posses attempted 11 Passes completed 4 Passing yardage 37 Total net yards 240 r) v STATE 2 7 MEMPHIS STATE 20 . . . AND MEMPHIS WAS JUMPING RESULTS NOV. 10, 1951 STATE TIGERS First downs 21 10 Net yards rushing 255 82 Passes attempted 16 24 Passes completed 6 10 Passing yardage 65 182 Total net yards 320 264 The Bulldogs of Mississippi State hod a rough afternoon the day they encountered the Memphis State Tigers at Crump Stadium in Mem- phis town. The grid battle was hot all the way with fumbles galore, intercepted passes, long passes, hard blocking, hard tackling, and spectacular broken field running predominating throughout. The Maroons were favored over Memphis State and jumped off to 14-0 lead early in the first quarter via the hard running of Wally Beach and Dutch Rushing. The Tigers immediately retaliated with seven points and the game was nip and tuck from that point on. Other scores for the Maroons were Norman Duplain ' s 78 yard punt return and Wally Beach ' s one-yard buck into pay dirt. Pete Polovina made 3 out of 4 extra point attempts. DWANTON SEALS JIM SCHWARTZ Tackle W ' ; f. JACK DADDY BLOUNT Tackle STATE L.S.I. 3 . . . AND THEY HAVEN ' T CROSSED OUR GOAL YET ft tf CHARLES PITTMAN Tackle The Maroons traveled to Baton Rogue to engage the Bayou Bengals in a gridiron encounter that was rated a toss-up by the pre-game dopsters. State was considered to have the best defensive team and L. S. U. was picked to be tops offensively speaking. Those predictions were true to form for the game proved the teams to be evenly matched. State ' s superior defense neutralized the Tiger ' s offense and neither team could muster the necessary punch to score. L. S. U., in desperation, tried a field goal and was successful. This turned out to be the deciding factor of the game by which the Bengals rode to victory, af- ter neither team could score again. The outstanding players of the game were Joe For- tunato. Bill Stewart, Wally Beach, John Pace, John Santillo, and Arthur Broome. RESULTS NOV. 17, 1951 STATE First downs 7 Net yards rushing 97 Passes attempted 17 Passes completed 4 Passing yardage 29 Total net yards 126 Dutch Rushing in action Rack him up Adams Complete to Clark did they do it? STATE OLE MISS 4 9 Morton ond Neylond ot Tennessee THE CURSE IS UPON US As the end of this gridiron season passed, so did the collegiate football careers of many of State ' s out- standing athletes. Men who gave their all on the practice field and on the gridirons of the nation; as well as on the campus and in the class room. We won ' t remember these men for their scholastic ability but their gallant efforts and seemingly impossible feats on the gridiron will linger in our memory for many a year to come. Some of these men will continue their football ca- reers in the professional ranks and thrill Saturday af- ternoon crowds with their pigskin abilities as they have in the past. Others will pursue their individual goals and fade away into the past leading their personal lives. These men, athletes all, are a part of Mississippi State College; past, present, and future. By name they are: Frank Twig Branch, Wally Beach, Bill Head Stewart, John Tulloh, Charles Pittman, Basil Stricklin, Sam Cavalaro, John Pace, Paul Younger, Billy Shag Pyron, Jack Daddy Blount, Dean Cor- bell, Tony Kotowski, and Ed Evans. To all, State says, Farewell and may fortune follow you. Polovini clipping. Rushing scoring Tell him about it, Stewort Tackled by Tulloh Beach tallies for State We itfSBV BULLDOG BASKETBALL This year the Maroon basketball team enjoyed playing in their new million dollar gym, reputed to be the best in the conference and among the best in the nation. This gym will definitely be a boost to future Bulldog basketball activities in the capacity of attracting better talent to the campus. The good teams like to play in good gyms and the five thous- and person seating capacity of the new gym will sat- isfy any opponents athletic director. The Maroon basketeers led by All-Southeastern Conference guard Herbert Hawkeye Hargett had a good season but were eleminated in the S.E.C. tour- nament, held in Louisville, by the defending SEC champs, the University of Kentucky Wildcats. Ken- tucky went on to win the N.A.I.B. Tournament and the National Championship. State beat Ole Miss, Georgia, and L. S. U. one game each and set a new college scoring record by beating Mississippi College 103-52. HEAD COACH PAUL GREGORY ffssissip, HERBERT HAWK HARGETT JAMES BURROWS SEASON ' S RECORD 1950-51 Blaiock in the stretch Arkansas tate ... 67 State . . . ... 61 St. Louis . ... 63 State . . . ... 46 Louisville ... 87 State . . . ... 53 L S. U. ... 69 State . . . ... 94 Tulane . ... 74 State . . . ... 52 Tulane . . . . 71 State . . . ... 64 L. S. U. ... 76 State . . . ... 61 Mississippi College ... 52 State . . . ... 103 Vanderbilt ... 63 State . . . ... 60 Mississippi ... 67 State . . . ... 71 Georgia Tech ... 55 Stote . . . ... 46 Kentucky ... 80 State . . . ... 60 Alabama ... 75 State . . . ... 69 Tennessee ... 76 State . . . ... 75 Georgia . ... 57 State . . . ... 59 Florida . ... 92 State . . . ... 85 Mississippi ... 95 State . . . ... 60 Kentucky (SEC Tournament) . . . ... 92 State . . . ... 70 Determined MAROO S Two points for Cooke - iL HARDWOOD ELMO BRANCH ' Vance Fires Away Burrows on the rebound ' ' BACKBOARD BOMBARDIERS ' ' . 5 i THE COW COLLITCH FIELDHOUSE State ' s new million dollar gym which houses the Bulldog basketball team and the athletic offices. msdrSWf f mSS-STRTt W SS.STATE ' -v4;- v ;.« t THE TRACK TEAM 5L W E A R E R S o L W I N G E D FOOT When March rolls around and the first signs of Spring appear, the trackmen at State break out the spikes and return to the cinder paths. The Maroon track team has always held a place of prominence among the track circles of the Southeastern Conference, and will con- tinue to do so as long as they are under the able guidance of Coach E. D. Sonny Guy. The State thinclads participated in dual track meets with Auburn, Alabama, Ole Miss, and Vanderbilt last year and had a triangular meet in Baton Rogue with L. S. U. and Loyola. Other meets attended by the Maroons were the Southern Relays and the SEC track and field meet. State ranked among the top teams that vis- ited the Southern Relays and was a top con- tender for laurels at the conference. L. S. U. proved to be too strong for the fighting Maroons ,so we will have to content ourselves with waiting until next year. This year ' s team, built around veterans David Speyerer, Jimmy Harrison, Ed Johnson, Jerry Simmons, Elm o Branch, George Price and Joe Fortunato along with numerous new men, should bring new laurels to Mississippi State ' s brilliant track record. ACTIVITIES of the Southern IK etc Harrison goes over the bar • ■..., 1 States relay team in action at the Smoky city. Branch and Allen running. v: Gilbert Allen strides out at Legion Field, home of the Southern relays. JERRY SIMMONS S.A.A.U. High Hurdle Champion MAROON T R A C K M E BILL MORROW Broadjumper ED JOHNSON Defeats Ole Miss 8 1.1 f ' ' li f7j 5 , I. 1 t y ' f y 1 1 _i Jh V ' - ! . -- i P m np i fc ' 1 T1 ,i T Y ' Duplain, Price, Speyerer, Mill on tL CINDERS This relay team, composed of Duplain, Price, Speyerer and Miller broke the state mile relay record at the S.E.C. meet. Old record — 3:23.4; new record — 3:23.2. Mo goes over the high sticks Pish Posh gets the jump in the 220 Price passes baton to Miller ?ft ' ' .- i J m . ,¥ ' IV , - Ve.; THE MAROON VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Johnson, Blomeley, Brogon, Plummer, Gross, Murphy, Jones, Adorns, Fori SECOND ROW: Coach Doc Potty, Williams, Paul, Smith, Wolker, Hinton, F. Cooley, S. Cooley, Bro ond Manager Hayden. fZ ahe me it to the B A L L G A M E State ' s baseball team, under the able guidance of Coach Doc Patty, had a fair baseball season in winning 1 1 out of 20 games. State could easily have been the western division champion of the di- vided SEC by winning only the games in which we lost by one run. Of course, these are games lost so all we can do is rub our rabbit ' s foot just a little harder next season. State has in the past been the team to beat for the SEC Crown and the Maroons plan to hold onto this title in the future. For two of the last three seasons, no team could beat the fighting Bulldogs and State wound up the season with the pennant tucked safely away in its lair. We plan to continue these winning ways with the coming of Spring. COACH DOC PATTY SW , u, - ' f w t ' .M i- t. j ' ;% ' : ' ' - xr j- ' fe ' i ' iflv. ■• ' k.. . L . ' Batting Practice .s - , , m L « % w i,i%V£ 11-; ' The Pitching Staff S E Mlssissipp Mississipp A S College College College College N S . 9 . 3 . 2 . . Ra . . Ra . 16 . 4 . 8 . 2 . 4 . 1 . 10 . 5 R E STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE C R D . . .23 ... 19 L. S. U. L. S. U. Tulane . Wheaton Whcaton Tuiane Alabama ... 17 L. S. U. . L S. U. Alabama . 16 . .Rai 4 Alabama 4 Vanderbilt . 2 . 3 . 6 . 9 . 6 . 8 Vanderbilt Old Miss ... 10 Old Miss m Ole Miss ' } l r On iL BASEBALL OT DIAMOND Pick him off. Flukey ' ' DIAMOND DYNAMITE The Outfield Adams, Walker, Hinton BEN HORSE FARRAR Catcher 9 Burn him out Duckbutter Lamon on the initial sack .%I5 ( KING iL COURTS State ' s tennis team, coached by Cooper Twaddle, was composed almost entirely of green men and did not come up to the standards of the fine rec- ord made by the 1950 squad. Their record was five wins and nine losses. They split matches with Mississippi Southern and Auburn; defeated Missis- sippi College twice and Delta State once; lost to Alabama twice, Ole Miss twice, L. S. U. twice and Sewanee once. Coach Cooper Twaddle ■f . ) m u THE TEAM No. 1 Coach Cooper Twaddle No. 2 Ruben Padro No. 3 Lucius Geer No. 4 Bill Dickson Dick Johnson No. 5 Preiser Shipley No. 6 J. C. Joy 7o Thee Our t eaHJ Will CUh . INTER-FRATERN ' Tv C U U C I L teekA A T STATE • • • I N T E R ■F R A T E R N I T Y The Interfraternity Council of Mississippi State College is composed of two members from each Fraternity on the campus. The purpose of the IFC is to correlate activities of the individual fraternities and to obtain solutions to common problems through joint action for the advancement of the fra- ternities. OFFICERS R. L. RICHARDSON President JOHN BAXTER BURNS Vice-President THEODORE BRISTER Secretory- Treosurer MEM E R S ALPHA TAU OMEGA Estel Wilson, Jr. Raymond Hamilton KAPPA ALPHA R. L. Richardson Homer Mann KAPPA SIGMA Bill C. Wright John L. Boyles LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Charles Moore Waldo Blake PHI KAPPA TAU Jimmie Prudent Bobby Cook SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON John B. Burns Theodore Brrster SIGMA CHI Vernon Hull P. D. Foster SIGMA PHI EPSILON James L. Smith William Neal SIGMA PI Glenn Crowe Garron Dyess THETA KAPPA PHI John P. Starr Norton Haas PI KAPPA ALPHA Floyd Speed THETA XI David Bailey Roland Gorretson COUNCIL. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW:Boyles, Moore, Brister, Riehordson, Burns, Bloke, Cox. SECOND ROW: Neal, Wright, Garret- son, Boiley, Foster, Prudent, Speed. THIRD ROW; Storr, Cook, Hull, Hoos, Dyess, Crowe. ALPHA TA U OMEGA A T O WIN CONTEST S ODK HOMECOMING DISPLAY FOR SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR. OFFICERS ESTEL WILSON President BOB WRIGHT Vice President REX ROSE Secretary JAMES D. OLIVER Treasurer ERNIE CRAWFORD Keeper of the Annals GEORGE COOKE Usher HERMAN PINER Sentinel The Alpha Tau Omega ' s have won first place in the Omicron Delta Kappa Homecoming Display Contest for the past two years. The girl they have sponsored in the Homecoming Beauty Contest for the past two years has walked off with the honor of Queen both times. The ATO ' s are taking an active interest in campus life as can be seen. A house is being planned and it won ' t be long before the ATO ' s will be living in a house on the new frater- nity row. MEMBERS Jim Allen Ernie Crawford James Oliver Don Weathers Townsend Boyd George Lott Don Perkins Estel Wilson George Cooke Gerald McGili Gene Reynolds Rex Rose Bob Wright PLEDGES Billy Baker Ted Goforth Bill Smith John Beard Robert Green Roy Smith Bill Cagnon Morgan Guess Johnny Spruill Allison Caldwe II Richard Jeffries Bradley White Don Davis Charlie Moore Bill Whitehead Edward Gale Manly Neighbors Bill Whitworth Dale Garuthie Donnie Reasons Marion Slaton F U IsJ D E D RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Hugh Young E STABLISHE SEPTEMBEB 11, 1865 APRIL 17, 1937 COLORS BLUE AND GOLD FLOWER WHITE AND TEA ROSE D S % 4 ' s hi o, ,6, a. w ■■■■' % Boyd Cooke Crawford Hamilton Lett McGill Oliver Perkins Wilson, Estel Wilson, Jim Wright Baker Beard Gale Gauthier Goforth ' -m ' ' m ' ' Bl ...., 1 ' - ' JK mi Guess ( r- S f Jeffries Moore Neighbors Reasons Slaton Smith, Roy Spruill -mk i White Whitehead Whitworth Young EPSILON EPSILON- KAPPA ALPHAM KAPPA ALPHA ' S ARE THE FOLLOWERS OF ROBERT E.LEE. OFFICERS R. L. RICHARDSON, JR President GEORGE MENETRE Vice President HOMER MANN Secretary The Kappa Alpha ' s already have their house, in which they ' ve lived a number of years, off College Drive. The boys can be seen each day playing football, volleyball, or Softball, sitting on the front porch, raking leaves, or cutting grass. These young Southern gents are the followers of Robert E. Lee and the Confederate flag can be seen proudly waving in the breeze in the front of the house. M EMBER S Anderson, Robert Gillette, Ray Lee, Frank Plummer, Lannis Santmyer, Frank Bell, James Heblon, Ed Loper, Russell Pratt, Tommy Sinclair, Ralph Bell, William Heblon, Ken Mann, Homer Rhett, Parker Stephenson, Thomas Corley, Ed Heslep, David McRae, James Richardson, R. L. Turner, John Emmons, Mack Hyland, John Menetre, George Robbins, William Weathersby, Russell Frogge, William Lee, Ed O ' Keefe, Carlton Williams, Hugh Franklin, Clint Williams, Lyies Bell, William Burkett, Bascom Busick, Lane Coven, Charles Cox, Cecil Davis, Joe Douglass, Joe PLEDGES Downer, Edwin Farrar, Ben Filgo, Roy FisGckerly, Kelly Harrell, Joe Moody, George Moore, Samuel Murray, Jimmy McReynolds, Billy Nanney, Jimmy Setliff, Buddy Shannon, Garner Ulmer, Jean Vaughn, Ralph Watts, Neal FOUNDED 1865 3 L I S H E D 7927 COLORS CRIMSON AND OLD GOLD FLOWER RED ROSE - ,. - 1 t i « , 4 m - jm • if« i f - • % -« ;C4 i.J f ' ' % ' 1 - ' % W , i M:-:) . im f 1 % Anderson Bell, J. Bell, W. Corley Emmons Franklin Gillette Heblon, E. Heblon, K. Heslep Hyland Lee, E. Lee, F. McRae Menetre O ' Keefe Richardson Robbins Santmeyer Weathersby Williams, H. Williams, L. Burkett Caven Cox Davis Downer Filgo Fisockerly Harrell Moody Moore Murray Nanney Setliff Vaughan Watts BETA TAU CHAPTER- KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA SIGMA RETIRES SCHOLARSHIP TROPHY BY TAKING IT THIRD YEAR IN A ROW. OFFICERS BILL WRIGHT Grand Master BILL CARPENTER Grand Procurator WESLEY BOONE Grand Master of Ceremonies ALBERT SPINKS Grand Scribe JOHNNY BOYLES Grand Treasurer Although the Kappa Sigma ' s ore still in their room in temporaries, plans for their new home on fraternity row are being made. The K-Sigs have worked hard and constantly to start their house and it will not be long before this dream becomes a reality. The Sigs have worked their brains also for the past three years and by doing so have won the IFC scholarship trophy three years in a row to capture it permanently. MEMBERS Durward Aiken Hunter Andrews Jack Beall Wesley Boone Johnny Boyles Harry Bush David Caldwell Morris Carr Bill Cash Wayne Cockrell Norman Duplain Wyatte Foard Howard Friday Ted Hearn J. W. Lollar Harold McCarley Paul McClain Joe Moorehead Donald Mosley Harold Nash Thomas Nash Forrest Pace Leslie Prichard Roy Riley Paul Shaw Tom Simmons Albert Spinks Guy Thompson Forrest Tohill Ray Wall Bill Wright ti ] , PLEDGE s Ik Buddy Abraham Jimmy Boulware Guy Branscome Roy Carpenter Billy Carrothers D. H. Carter Leonard Cohn Bobby Collins R. C. Darden Robert Fisackerly John Fore Richard Griffin Charles Harvey Jack Hoover John Marley Frank May Buddy McElroy Jimmy McKay David Saunders Dan Shipp Mark Simmons Gid Terry Bobby Thompson Charles Tidwell Langdon Linger F A C U L T Y ME M B E R S fe.- Major H. P. Davi A. W. Garner E. C. Myers W T. Hollingsworth Dr. C. Q. Sheely FOUNDED UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA FOUNDED 1869 ESTABLISHED 7936 COLORS SCARLET, GREEN. WHITE FLOWER LILY OF THE VALLEY 5|;f , . :1:, ' ! , ' - C ( . ' , r J ' -■- ii } M Cash Cockrell Duplain Foard Friday Heorn Lollar McCarley McLain Mooreheod , __, , — Nash, H. T ' - ■% Nash, T. r ' . 1 % . , : , - § • ' iiVlk P nt ■■' ' ■, f B •j: - t . . : ' . ' M k Prichord Riley Simmons Spinks Thomson Tohill Wright Boulwore Corrothers Carter Cohn Collins Darden Fisackerly Fore Griffin Hoover Marley ' J - . j|y _ • McElroy McKay Saunders Shipp Simmons Terry Thompson Tidwell DELTA CHI CHAPTER- LAMBDA CHI ALPHA LAMBDA CHI ALPHA ' S 13TH YEAR ON THE CAMPUS. OFFICERS WALDO BLAKE President RONALD ROBINSON Vice President BILL RUTLEDGE Secretary MARTIN JAMES Treasurer The Lambda ' s are spending their thirteenth year on the campus. They have taken an active part in all campus activities. Always willing to enter in all events, they have had displays in the Omicron Delta Kappa Home- coming Display Contest, have entered a contestant in the Homecoming Beauty Contest, entered Stunt Night, and have taken an active part in IFC sponsored activities. The Lambda Chi Alphas are glad to be a part of Missis- sippi State College. MEMBER s James, Martin Robinson, Ronald Johnson, Edward Root, Gregory King, Charles Rutledge, Bill Moore, Charles Thomasson, Forrest Lee Oaks, William Payne, David Anthony, Clyde Boren, Roger Bragg, James Brown, Terry Canizaro, Jack PLEDGES Daws, Wilmer Jackson, Billy Jones, Bobby Mann, Dennis Nelson, Clyde Rees, Gary Stuckey, Herbert Toben, James White, Charles Willey, Thomas FACULTY MEMBERS irdon K. Bryan Cecil P. Marion Willie E. Phill ward D. Guy Joe 0. Mobley Glenn C. Rutled Arthur Ollivier FOUNDED BOSTON UNIVERSITY NOVEMBER 2, 7909 E S T A B L 1 APRIL 30, s 1939 H E D COLO R s PURPLE, GREEN AND GOLD FLOW E R WHITE ROSE I - ,fV , ■- --|- m. jfm ■-=_ ' V| •I c ,f ., .fl,_, ' I EPSILON CHI-ZETA CHAPTER- PHI KAPPA TAU PHI KAPPA TAU PLACES IN ODK DISPLAY CONTEST. OFFICERS JIMMY L. PRUDEN President JAMES C. SIMPSON Vice President CHARLES R. KELLETT Recording Secretary JOSEPH D. BRISTOW Corresponding Secretary DWIGHT S. KEADY Treasurer The Phi Tau ' s make their home in a well-furnished room in T-L. The boys enjoy many parties in their room and can be found there at other times playing records, passing around the latest campus news, and enjoying the comfort of their room. The Phi Tau ' s have their Spring Formal each year and take part in other campus activities. The Phi Tau ' s placed in the Omi- cron Delta Kappa Homecoming Display Contest this year. EMBERS Keady, Dwight Kellett, Charles Murphy, Thomas Pruden, Jimmy Simpson, James Swalm, Terry Swift, Billy PLEDGES Bobo, Dugga Elzy rd, Alpheus Fred Fields, Martin, Bob Gene Morrison, Nethery, O ' Nea Francis George , Edwin F A C U L T Y MEM B E R s Dr Dr Dr Poul H 0. L. W. B. . Dunn jnowden Andrews Prof. Pro Pro G. E. Bi f. M. L. . Francis rchfield Rhodes F U N D E D MIAMI UNIVERSITY MARCH 17, 1906 E S T A B L APRIL 3C 1 S H E , 7938 D COLORS HARVARD RED AND OLD GOLD FLOWER RED CARNATION m • ' n i m«i ALPHA CHI CHAPTER- PI KAPPA ALPHAS PIKA ' S ENJOY NEWLY BUILT FRAT HOUSE. OFFICERS BOB COX President MILTON BIEDENHORN Vice President CLYDE LEE Secretary GERALD BANKS Treasurer The Pikes have just recently moved into their newly built home on fra- ternity row. The house is a beautiful two-story brick with large white columns across the front. The boys have worked hard to complete their house and they have planted shrubs and grass. The boys enjoy the spacious grounds around the house and can be seen playing volleyball and football or sweep- ing the porch and walkway in front of the house. MEMBERS Banks, Gerald Barbour, Ralph Barrett, Billy Biedenhorn, Miltor Branch, Elmo Brevard, Nicky Bristow, Jerry Cheatham, R. D. Cox, Bob Crook, Tommy Crowley, Dan Cunningham, Russel Doughty, Robert Garst, Johnny Hajj, George Harper, Jack Hayden, Jimmy Hayward, Mickey Hester, Leslie Hitch, Bill Holaday, Billy King, Aaron Longston, E. P. Lee, Clyde Lipscomb, George Myers, Charley Ratliff, Elwood Ray, John Ray, Harvey Richardson, John Rose, Jimmy Socks, Ellsworth Sensing, Marvin Sorrels, Joe Speed, Roy Speyerer, Dave Vinzant, Tommy Wells, Leroy Wooten, Ray Youngblood, Bill Adams, Williams Bailey, Earl Boyd, Jimmy Champion, Bill Craig, Norfleet Crisler, Chorles George, Manuel Goodnite, Wayne Hall, Hess PLEDGES Hamberlin, Lawrence Hansen, Dal Houston, Frank Hull, Sonny Lancaster, Billy McGehee, Bob McMillan, Mike Miles, James Moore, Sammy Morgan, Bobby Moss, Clayton Paulson, Billy Joe Stewart, Bill Touchstone, Bill Tucker, Billy Tucker, Herman Weber, Mike Whitaker, Chorles Wofford, Don F A C U Horry L. Cole David T. Daniels LTY MEMBERS Lorry Lowrence Robert C. We ems, Jr. FOUNDED UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA MARCH 1, 1868 STABLISHED MAY 27, 1927 COLORS GARNET AND OLD GOLD FLOWER LILY OF THE VALLEY ?i Q ' T), ' q, f , ,Q f - s O . ■tI ' ? ,_. ... % O .■f 1 SI ' . c , a, o a ' ' - k I ..,. GAMMA THETA CHAPTER ir. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON S A E WINS I F C VOLLEYBALL CROWN OFFICERS JOHN BAXTER BURNS President GEORGE CHATHAM Vice President LARRY OSTEEN Secretary TOMMY RUSSELL Treasurer The SAE ' s have enjoyed their house on Nash Street for a number of years. The boys built a brick patio out back a year or more ago, and since that time, have enjoyed numerous parties there. The SAE ' s won the IFC volleyball crown this year. The SAE ' s have their annual Black and White Ball each spring, which adds to the social life of the campus. MEMBERS Aust, M. L. Bonney, Dan Brister, Ted Burns, John B. Chatham, George Copelar mptor Dickersor , John Dunaway, Dan Fotheree, Prentiss Flanagan, Erman Garmon, Johnny Henson, Robert Hogaboon, Pete King, Charles Kitchell, Horoce McKle, Billy McKnight, Robert Meena, Victor Moore, Bryant Osteen, Larry Perkins, Ed Pope, Cameron Russell, Tommy Shackelford, Pat Sims, Bill Stanton, Billy Stovall, Fletcher Turner, Ted Ventrice, Alex Waters, Ray PLEDGES Blackwell, Jack Harris, John Ed Pepper, Earnest Caffey, J ulius Hoffman, Gilbert Price, Billy Cole, Jerry Jones, Allan Reynolds, Dan Darden, George Kimbrough, Mack Smith, Jimmy Dyess, Bob Land, John Singuefield, Wayne Elliott, John McPherson, Mac Stock, Richard Hilbun, Ben Montgomery, Joe Thornton, Jack Hays, Tommy Moore, Billy Vaughn, Minnie Newbert, Rhyne FOUNDED UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 1856 E STABLISHED 1932 COLORS PURPLE AND GOLD FLOWER VIOLET I i  ' w ¥M i .1 5 ' O ' ■1 MISSISSIPPI THETA CHAPTER SIGMA CHI SIGMA CHI ' S SET IFC RECORD BY CAPTURING 5 FIRSTS, 2 SECONDS TO WIN SPORTS TROPHY! OFFICERS p. D. FOSTER President JIMMY CROOK Vice President JACK McDonald Secretory C. D. BEECH Treasurer TOM BELL Chapter Advisor SCOTTY WAFFORD Faculty Advisor The Sigma Chi ' s set a new IFC record by capturing five first places and two second places to win the IFC sports trophy. The boys have worked hard to win this honor and also take a very active part in campus activities. The Sigma Chi ' s make their home in a beautiful old Southern home on North Jackson. The house rests atop a hill and the boys have spent many hours of labor to keep the flowers and grass beautiful around the house. They have a small house at the back in which a number of members live. The Sigma Chi ' s can always be found having fun at home but can also be found working hard. James A. Bedwell C. D. Beech George Bishop Henry Boc ' Lucius Geer Al Green G. C. Horned J. S. Harris Dewitt Hicks Richard Hopton Vernon Hull 0. A. Johnson 0. H. Johnson Bobby Jones J. C. Joy Jesse Joy M E M B E R S Bill Kennedy Pat Kennedy Eugene Lambert Speedy Marshall Jack McDonald Bob McFarland Allan McKinney Lavert McNeese Frank McPherson Ed Miles Clarkson Moseley Tommy Ousley G E S Raphord Barrett Owen Bibbs Eugene Bishop Horry Boschert Bobby Branum Jack Brand Terry Camp Carl Carver Beverly Casanova Charles Chotoney Bill Davis Gene Dongieux J. C. Droke Charlie Ferris Jason Floyd RLE Pete Fulton Dean Hall Wallace Harrison Wesley 0. Harvey Herbert M. Jolly Lawrence J. Kerr Larry L. Lolley Bobby Jean Jones Billy McDaniel James McReynolds Mac Miller Edward Montgomery Joe Odom George Pennington Marvin Pilgrim Dickey Poole John Pace Herman Parks Alex Ramsey Tom Rushing ;. S. Scarborough William Scott Bill Smith Basil Stricklin Beverly Veal Bill Waters Homer Watkins Ralph Weems Lloyd Porter J. J. Pullen Jack L. Pylant Billy Pyle Dick Robinson Bobby Smith Hardy Stone Charles Ward Joe Ward Robert West Sonny Williams Gene Saucier Curtis Stinson FOUNDED MIAMI UNIVERSITY OXFORD, OHIO, 1855 E S T A L I S H MARCH 1938 COLORS BLUE AND OLD GOLD FLOWER WHITE ROSE Ken Ker edy Don Simmons Bedwell Beech Bishop ,1 . 1 L. i - -. f ' ' ) • - 1 1 - Horned Johnson, 0. H. Jones Joy, J. C. Joy, J. Kennedy, B. Kennedy, P. i '  - J6 « Lambert ' 4l ' , ■■' ' ' ' ' ■' «k ' - H McDonald i ! ' l i k % : ' ! , C!|. ' • : ' : , O •l ■' k i fc iAi ' l ' N N .A --l ...f, ■'  4 -l ' -4 ■' -•I •4 ■' 4 4« ii, d i McFarlond McKinney McNeesc Mcpherson Miles ' y . ! l Moseley . - - ' - £-.-• ■.. Ousley Pace Parks Ramsey Rushing Scarborough Scott Smith Stricklin Veal Waters Watkins Weems ■- 1 f ' ' ,1 « Bibb Bishop Boschert '  ' ' i: 9 -(TT , - ' .•, - m r Branum  y ■' Camp ■• ,.;: ■ll -r. Carver • ■-W - Dongieux Ferris . ' ' 1 • 0 f i Floyd Fulton Hall Harrison '  ,) Harvey • Jolly Lolley , . Jones McDaniel McReynolds Miller Montgomery Odom Pennington Pilgrim Poole Porter Pullen Pylant Pyle Robinson Smith Stone Ward West Williams Stinson Kennedy GAMMA UPSILON CHAPTER SIGMA PHI EPSILON THE SIG EPS ARE ENJOYING LIFE A T THEIR HOUSE ON COLLEGE DRIVE. OFFICERS BILL NEAL, JR President CARL LONG, JR Vice President BILLY DUBARD Comptroller HENRY WATERER, JR Historian BILL SYKES Secretary The Sig Ep ' s are enjoying life at their new fraternity house on College Drive. The boys acquired the house last year and have made their house a home. There is always excitement at the Sig Ep house and visitors are always welcome. The Sig Ep ' s have taken an active part in campus life and have worked hard to promote interest among others in campus activities. The Sig Ep ' s have their annual Queen of Hearts Ball each spring. MEMBERS Joe Beckham Ernest Bentley Walter Bishop Robert Brooks Lewis Coalter, Jr. John Clower Mac Davis Gene Douglas Billy Dubard Jimmy Harrison Charle Johnson Dennis Johnston John LeFlore Carl Long, Jr. Ike Savelle Thomas Millender Jim Simpson Robert Miller Bobby Smith James Mitchell Bill Sykes Bill Neal, Jr. John Tulloh Robert Nickles Henry Waterer Bob Pritchard Bobby West William Randle Lynn Woolridge P LEDGE S Scotty Bateman Billy Gibson Don Morrison Lee Beckham Ickey Guy Bill Nickles Hack Bethany M. F. Harris Charles Nickles William Billingsley Robert Harbor Ira Ousley James Boyles Rushton Hays Jack Shafer Joe Curtis Lawrence Johnson Jerry Simmons Jim Daves Don Lomenick Dan Sisson James Elliot Don McPherson Jim Sorrels Billy Ewing Billy Miller Edwin Ware Ed Furner Fred Furr Dick Miller Frank Wells Bill Wilson Tommy Woods F A C U L T Y ME M B E R S J. L. Anthony William A. Raney W. 0. Spencer Major W. A. Gresh D. E. Thompson F U N D E D UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND ESTABLISHED APRIL 30, 1938 COLORS PURPLE AND DEEP RED FLOWER AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSES AND VIOLETS , ,o - ' ' ? ,  ■' i  , ' ' | « l f ' ■■' ■' ' f ' ■■■' i ' - .m ' M i ' , .;i ' ?M fmi - r 0 : f , IJB lrf% _ k - k - 1 ■v:- -  ;% - p., ' p, Miik 1: i : , . , , .in i  .. , - ' C)| rs. • , ,0 1 kk. 1 rii M rA A ' . . i ! r:.l Beckham Bentley Bishop Brooks Coalter Glower Dorman Douglas DuBard Harrison Johnson Johnston LeFlore Long Millender Miller Mitchell Neal Nickles Randle Savelle Simpson Smith Sykes Tulloh Waterer West Woolridge Bateman Beckham Bethany B illingsley Boyles Curtis Elliot Harris Harbor Hays Johnson Lomenick McPherson Miller, B. Miller, D. Morrison Nickles, C. Ousley Shafer Simmons MISSISSIPPI BETA CHAPTER SIGMA PI THE SIGMA PI ' S ARE BUSY MAKING THEIR NEW HOUSE THEIR HOME. OFFICERS GARON DYESS President RONALD COMBEST Vice President GLENN CROWE Secretary DONALD FRANK Treasurer JIMMY CLANTON Herald RUSSELL ANDRESS Pledge President REX CALDWELL Faculty Advisor MRS. D. W. PEEPLES House Mother The Sigma Pi ' s are busy making their new house a home. The Sigma Pi ' s have their home on Lampkin Street. The house is an old Southern man- sion with the porch extending around the house and a spacious yard. The boys have worked hard and refinished most of the house themselves. The Pi ' s have their annual Spring Dance each year and also enjoy many parties at the house now. EMBERS Glenn Crowe Garon Dyess Donald Frank Byron Gough Lavon Myrick P LEDGE S Calvin Andress Sam Ducksworth Ch irles Hutchinson Brad Bowdoin Norris Eddleman Darrell Nichols John Bowling Dean Evans Johnny Overall Jock Catron Robert French Ted Padget Joe Dawson Carl Coins Hollie Quimby Walter Deen Albert Graves Sidney Roberts FOUNDED FEBRUARY 26, 1897 ESTABLISHED DECEMBER 11, 1936 COLORS LAVENDER AND WHITE FLOWER LAVENDER ORCHID U 1 1, r . 1 l ' A - . o, P,. 1 ilk 1: 1 • „ , , , ALPHA LAMBDA CHAPTER THETA XI THETA XI — THE FRAT THAT HAS ITS HOME IN MAIN. OFFICERS DAVID BAILEY President ROLAND GARRETSON Vice President JAY RUSSELL Secretary JAMES MONTGOMERY Treasurer The Theta Xi ' s have their home in Main Dormitory. The boys have acquired two rooms in the front of Main and have furnished these rooms in style. The TX ' s have had their rooms for a number of years now and have enjoyed many parties in them. They have decorated the rooms with that home atmosphere that glows with warmth and friendship. The rooms are always open and visitors are always welcome. Roland Garretson Bill Hall MEMBERS Hershel Hoynes Jerrold Hudson Francis Matlock Herbert McLaurin mes Montgomery Jay Russell Robert Sanders Arnold Sullivan PLEDGES Robert Moody Benson Russell James Webb Barger Weeks FOUNDED RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE TROY, NEW YORK APRIL 29, 1864 ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1940 COLORS BLUE AND WHITE FLOWER ROSE ' S ' - 1 • A. .-H- ft 1 ' 11 m? ' . ' I lli 1 , ' l. ' ' t ' ALPHA XI CHAPTER- 1 J l n f f - % i .. ' ill Carroll Ihnat Keefe Kotowski Poitevin Smith Starr THETA KAPPA PHI THETA KAPPA PHI WINS CHI OMEGA STUNT NIGHT. OFFICERS JOHN STARR President NORTON HAAS, JR Secretary-Treasurer DR. JULES ARNANDEZ Faculty Advisor REVEREND JOHN T. MARTIN Chaplain The Theta Kappa Phi ' s make their home in temporaries in a friendly, warm furnished room. The Theta Kappa Phi ' s have always taken an active part in campus life. They won the Chi Omega Cup for first place in Stunt Night this year with their black-face skit. FOUNDED LEHIGH UNIVERSITY OCTOBER 19, 1919 ESTABLISHED COLORS OCTOBER 23, 1948 RED, SILVER, AND GOLD Bailey Barrett Carpenter Crook Henson Hull Johnson Long McKnight Montgomery Nash Richardson Robbins Shipp Spinks Stanton Wilson, J. Wilson, E. Wright ■0 ' M „i v ' ' l .«h f«%| t - f , Hi -, v - - SAMURAI SAMURAI OFFERS $100 SCHOLARSHIP TO OUTSTANDING OFFICERS WILL CARPENTER President VERNON HULL Vice President EARL STANTON Secretary LAURANCE CARTER Treasurer NON - FRAT MAN. Samurai is spending its second year on the campus. It was formed last year and is composed of men of all the different fraternities. Its purpose is to furnish fraternal feelings among the fraternities on the campus. Sa- murai offers a $100 scholarship to an outstanding non-fraternity man on the campus. M E M B E R S David Bailey Gorden Cunningham Robert McKnight, Jr. Albert Spinks Charles Barrett Robert Henson Jimmy Montgomery Earl Stanton Will Carpenter Vernon Hull Harold Nash James Wilson Laurence Carter Charles Johnson Reynolds Richardson, Jr. Estel Wilson, Jr. Tommy Crook Carl Long William Robbins Oliver Shipp Billy Wright CHI OMEGA CHI OMEGA SPONSORS FIRST ANNUAL STUNT NIGHT. OFFICERS MARTHA BURGOYNE President BARBARA HARRIS Vice President ANNE NICHOLS Secretary ANNIE LOUISE VANCE Treasurer MISS MILDRED BARR Chapter Advisor Chi Omega, the oldest fraternity for girls on the Mississippi State campus, sponsors the annual Chi Omega Stunt Night. The purpose of the Stunt Night is to create more participation and competition among the various organiza- tions on the campus. Chi Omega encourages her girls to take an active part in as many campus activities as she can. Chi Omega strives to build the well-rounded girl. MEMBERS Martha Burgoyne Barbara Harris Annie Louise Vance Leia Foresman Anne Nichols Margaret Watkins Jo Anda Osgood FOUNDED ESTABLISHED UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS, 1895 1936 COLORS teM . 4 i . 1 1 ;i; I s CARDINAL AND STRAW rnKKKKBtBtBt W ' ' ' % iT FLOWER K¥ ' ' HI ' [ 1 --- WHITE CARNATION 1 B I f ' m • M Martha Comfort CIcmmie Magrudcr Kfl kl HS lk ' ' H U J lf i , ' ' - ' ' R£ll4 S Mary Comfort Jeanne Weir . V HflB [■Bh HT ir. T- i Martha Davis Sallie White JP ' HflK - ' M I I M .. dI ' CL ! ItJTHE: TIDt 5 ZETA TAU ALPH ZTA ' S SPONSOR THE ANNUAL EASTER SEAL DRIVE. OFFICERS B. B. HARTNESS President BETTY TRAVIS Vice President JOANN HARRELSON Treasurer DOROTHY HARRELSON Treasurer PEGGY TEMPLETON Historian BARBARA PROCOPIO Guard Zeta Tau Alpha sponsors the Easter Seal Drive each year. The Zeta ' s take an active part in campus life and present their Star Dust Ball every year. The Zeta ' s make their home in a beautifully furnished room in tempo- raries. They enjoy many parties and get-togethers in the room. MEMBERS Fa Homo Crumby Barbara Procopio Mary Joy Gregory Margaret Shaw Dorothy Harrelson Peggy Templeton Joann Harrelson Betty Travis B. B. Hartness Carolyn Walters Etta Mae Little  FOUNDED VIRGINIA STATE NORMAL FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA OCTOBER 15, 1898 ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1940 COLORS TURQUOISE BLUE AND STEEL GRAY FLOWER WHITE VIOLET RLE Dorothy Bowles Betty Gerlack Georgianne Long Freida Meyers D G E S Patsy Moo Betty Ann Mullin lohnnie Mae Trulovi 7 lv ' W Will %Af With Jkeii- niiykt eatufeA • • A T STATE... BILLY WRIGHT Mr. Mississippi State MISS BETTY SUE BURNS Miss Mississippi State jannary 1952 Milton Caniff famous cartoonist creator of: Steve Canyon and Terry The Pirates and Selector and Judge of Beauty Queens for 1952 Reveille Dear f- - The P otograpy !.Lf in tl- Jjon for y ? „ iJe veri? - klrty ' -crirnW S very °r, ladies of . i Jit. lovely .aQi aif ic delightful, tin ;; ' v,tful, ■v ere nW-2 SELECTOR yU . ;aniff D T T I E BOWLES MOST BEAUTIFUL anJ FAVORITE C L E M M I E M A G R U D E R BEAUTY BEAUTY ■.«« i «., I CAMPUS B U N K E Y BURGOYNE L E L A F R E S M A N FAVORITES B E T T Y E G E R L A C H CAMPUS FAVORITES CAMPUS B. B. HARTNESS mz ANNE NICHOLS FAVORITES SIS SHAW CAMPUS FAVORITES Opi- Thee Jht CiDei- tkiHf, Ot anijathM at STATE CLARENCE D. BEECH, JR. WESLEY W. BOONE, JR. FRANK N. BRANCH CALVIN H. BRELAN w H THEO ' DORE B. BRISTER WILL DOCKEY CARPENTER IRWIN 0. CRAWLEY, mona iudenid In . i ' 9 mencc W H THOMAS E. DORRIS JOHNNIE M. FULGHAM GEORGE R. GRISHA VERNON M. HULL RICHARD JOHNSON ROBIN H. MATHIS DANIEL 0. MURPHY HAROLD S. NASH ANNE NICHOLS L otle MARION B. ORSBORN aeA JOHN H. PACE JAMES M. ROGERS STANLEY C. SCARBOROU( an d u nwerSi tiled TOM R. SIMMONS ALBERT H. SPINKS KURTZ B. STOWERS LEE ROY WELLS BILL C. WRIGHT ESS k H K vW r 16 l il «|. « - P Crowley Smith g Mii Henson Sorrells Johnson S towers BLUE KEY OFFICERS FRANK STREET President DAN CROWLEY Vice-President WILLIAM SMITH Corresponding Secretary EDGAR MILES Recording Secretary Blue Key came from a faith in the sincerity and ability of college men held by Major B. C. Riley, of the University of Florida, in 1924. Twenty-five outstanding students were asked to co-ordinate Homecoming and Dad ' s Day Activities, and the results were so successful that these students de- cided to meet regularly to discuss and formulate ways of improving student life. Other campuses adopted their constitution and by-laws, and in just a few years. Blue Key came to be national in scope. Blue Key stamps a man as one of all-around ability, good character, possessing the qualities of leadership and the confidence of his fellow students. MEMBERS FACULTY HONORARY Dan Crowley William Smith Caleb Burgoyne Ben F. Hilbun Robert Henson Joe Sorrells T. T. Bracken Fred T. Mitchell Charles Johnson Kurtz Stowers D. M. McCain H. L. Scales Edgar Miles Frank Street Alester Holmes, Jr. I. D. Sessums John Ray Lee Roy Wells W. J. Stemme John C. Stennis H. C. Simrall Robert C. Weems Charles Lawrence William Hollingsworth 194 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA OFFICERS ALBERT SPINKS President JAMES BEDWELL Vice-President DR. JOHN LOCKE Secretory JOE HARRELL Treasurer Omicron Delta Kappa is a national leadership honor society founded at Washington and Lee Uni- versity on Dec. 3, 1914 and established at Mississippi State College on May 22, 1937. In its work on college campuses, Omicron Delta Kappa strives to promote all phases of college activities and to encourage the student to look for a well rounded education. To achieve this goal, the society generally has a threefold purpose. First is to recognize those who are outstanding in col- lege activities. Second is to bring together the most representative men in all phases of collegiate life to create a moulding point for the general sentiments of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate interest. And third is to bring together members of the faculty and student body of the institution on a basis of mutual interest and understanding. MEMBERS lames Bedwell Wesley Boone Will Caroenter Tommy Crook Joe Harrell Proctor Houston, Jr. Vernon Hull, Jr. Marion Orsborn John Poce Carl Scarborough Tom Simmons Albert Spinks Bryan Swilley 1 ' A C T 1 V E A L u M N 1 i Dr. Fred T. Mitchell Mr. Henrv Ware Mr. Ben Hilbun Prof. Malcolm Gray Mr. Bob Williams Prof. Burgoyne Dr. Clav Lyie Dean E. B. Coimer Dean Herbert Drennon W. T. Hollinqsworth Marvin G. Osborn, Jr. I Boone Carpenter Crook Harrell Houston rn Pace Scarborough Simmons Spinks Swilley •1 . 1 t; t: ' , ' - f i I r 0 ' i I 4 ' ' . ( :n ' r!i f , o Beckham Boone Carpenter Crook Davis McPherson - « ' 1 f % ALPHA PHI OMEGA OFFICERS BOB DAY President CARL LONG, JR Vice-President BILLY FLANNIGAN Secretory JOE BECKHAM Treasurer Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity composed of men who have at one time been members of the Boy Scouts. Its four major fields of activity are: service to the student body and faculty; service to youth and community; service to members of the fraternity; and service to the nation as participating citizens. MEMBERS PLEDGES Joe Beckham James Harrison Johnny Boyles, Jr. Bill Neol, Jr. Wesley Boone Vernon Hull Billy Hayward Lyman Simmons Billy Carpenter Carl Lang, Jr. Leon McPherson Bill Sykes Lawrence Carter William Moore Charles Moore Frank Toler Tommy Crook Jimmy Montgomery Don Morrison Henry Waterer, Jr. Maxwell Davis Stanley Scarborough Bradley White Bob Day Paul Shaw Billy Flanagan Harold McCarley 196 McCarley Moore, Williom Montgomery Scarborough Shaw Moore Sykes ALPHA Z E T A OFFICERS ALBERT H. SPINKS President MARION ORSBORN Vice-President WILL CARPENTER Secretory KENNETH HAYWARD Treasurer HENRY WATERER Reporter Alpha Zeta is a national honorary agricultural fraternity, established on the campus on May 12, 1928. The student members are selected from among undergraduate and graduate agriculture students of high scholarship on the basis of character, leadership, and personality. The fraternity strives to promote the profession of agriculture and to establish, foster and develop high standards of scholarship, character, leadership, and a spirit of fellovv- ship among all its members. FACULTY MEMBERS Dean E. B. Colmer Dr. J. D. Green Professor W. G. Glover MEMBERS Charles Barrett Robin Mathis John Pace Sidney Beckett Charles Mauldin Alex Ramsay Claude Blackburn Pat McLain James Rogers Will Carpenter Victor Meena Joe Sanford Jim Collins James Montgomery James Simpson Olen Curtis Bobby Morton Roy Smith Thomas Dorris Winfred Muckelrath Albert Spinks Kenneth Hayward Burke Murphy Bryan Swilley John Hollimon John Niemi Henry Waterer Clyde Jones Marion Orsborn Edgar Winsteod Tommy Marshall Loyd West Beckett Blackburn Carpenter Collins Curtis Dorris Jones Marshall Mathis Mauldin McLain Meena Muckelrath Murphy Niemi Orsborn Pace Ramsay Simpson Smith Spinks Swilley Waterer Winsteod % jlR 0 S f 11 ■!■ff - i mtm I f . f ' i 1 arrett }llimon Norton anford 1 Binghai Burch Duncan Dyess Flannagan Grishom Johnson Lucas Middleton Morrison Parks Posey f ' ' f 3 0 . Rogers Smith, K. J t Smith, W. E. Sparkman Stevens - ,) Umfress - Winstead L ' ! 5 r ALPHA T A IJ ALPHA OFFICERS JAMES M. ROGERS President W. E. SMITH Vice-President DOYLE UMFRESS Secretary JOE L. DUNCAN Treosurer GEORGE GRISHOM Reporter JOHNNIE L. PIGG Sergeont at Arms Alpha Tau Alpha is an organization on a college campus composed of young men in training to teach vocational agriculture. Alpha Tau Alpha has a very definite place on every campus where teachers of vocational agricul- ture are being trained because it encourages prospective professional men to band together in a fraternal spirit. MEMBERS Jimmy Bingham Elmer Johnson James Rogers Clifton Bradford Walter Lucas F. 0. Smith Thomas Burch James Morrison Kenneth Smith H. C. Cannon R. L. Middleton W. E. Smith Joe Duncan Charles Parks James Sparkman Garon Dyess Johnnie Pigg R. G. Stevens Billy Flannagan Samuel Posey Doyle Umfress George Grishom Chester Winstead 198 BETA BETA BETA OFFICERS BARBARA HARRIS President FRANK BRANCH Vice-President FAHOMA CRUMBY Secretary-Treasurer Beta Beta Beta, national honorary biological fraternity, was founded in 1922. The threefold purpose of Tri-Beta is: development of sound scholar- ship, dissemination of scientific truth, and promotion of biological research. Mu Sigma chapte r was chartered at Mississippi State College in 1926 and limits its membership to juniors, seniors, and graduates with a scholastic average superior to the average grade of the student body. FACULTY Dr. J. D. Ray Mr. W. M. Montgomery Mr. C. A. Wilson MEMBERS Frank Branch Beverly Gross Regina Murphy Felton Byrd Barbara Harris Anne Patterson William Campbell Proctor Houston Jay Russell John Caylor Kathleen Key Sam Sarullo Fahoma Crumby James Mabry John Smith Augustine Day Frank McPherson Albert Spinks Aaron Go2a Kurtz Stowers •1 1- ■1 : ml -J - ■•tin M ' %. Branch Byrd Campbell Caylor Crumby f wm Key , j W , m Mabry P m H McPherson 1 Murphy i V Patterson f Russell 1 1 . Sarullo .. Smith 1 ■s. Spinks Stowers tm ■■I : ' ' i U Bean 1 Beech Bishop i i 1 Boyette Crook a Curry Foard Gordon Harrell Killebrew 1 Kirkpatrick ' « Koury McKinney • ' « -■, ■- v -! McLaurin - ■' - r Miller _._.- Murphy Nash V Nichols n 1 Starr Tohill Vanlandingham ' Wade - ' j - Williams J ' , 1 s Wilson Woodruff CHI LAMBDA RHO OFFICERS DAN MURPHY President GERALD H. BANKS Vice-President JAMES A. BEDWELL Secretary-Treasurer Chi Lambda Rho, local honorary business fraternity, is composed of juniors and seniors in the school of business who have maintained a quality point average of not less than 2.0. The fraternity was organized in 1930 by a group of business seniors who saw the need for a method of recognizing and honoring outstanding business students. FACULTY ADVISORS Malcolm G. Gray Robert C. Weems MEMBERS Anglin, Ernest Murl Curry, Joseph F. Koury, Peter Albert Nichols, Anne Banks, Gerald Hayner Foard, Robert Blount Londwehr, George Langstaff Starr, John P. Bean, OIlie Allen Gordon, Aubrey G. McKinney, James W. Tohill, Forrest Lewis Bedwell, James Ashton Harrell, Joe Longino McLaurin, Harbert J. Vanlandingham, Ted Ray Beech, Clarence Darrow Killebrew, Max Miller, Richard Lee Wade, Garnsey Bishop, George Edward King, Thomas Jasper Murphy, Daniel 0. Williams, Thomas Theodore Boyette, Charles E. Kirkpatrick, Leroy R. Nash, Harold Swayze Wilson, Noel Estel, Jr. Caldwell, David Franklin Woodruff, William R. Crook, Tommy Cornelius 200 E L T A SIGMA PI O F F I FRANK SMITH Head Master PETER KOURY Senior Warden HAROLD FRANCIS Junior Warden C E R S WILLIAM HERNDON Treasurer ROBERT FOARD Scribe ROY CRENSHAW Historian WILLIAM A. SIMMONS Faculty Advisor Delta Sigma Pi was founded at New York University, School of Commerce, Accounts, and Finances, on November 7, 1907, to foster the study of busi- ness in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity and the asso- ciation of students for their 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. The chapter at Mississippi State was installed March 5, 1949. Robert Anderson Malloy Bennett Allison Caldwell Roy Crenshaw Tommy Crook Robert Foard Anderson Bennett Caldwell Crenshaw Crook Foard Francis Hall Harmon Harrell Herndon Hussey Killebrew Koury Lamon Loper McKinney McMurtray O ' Keefe Robbins Savelle Smith Street Woolridge MEMBERS Max Killebrew Peter Koury Fred Lamon Russell Loper Allan McKinney Harry McMurtray Harold Francis Bobby Hall Frank Harmon Joe h arrell William Herndon Herbert Hussey Carlton O ' Keefe William Robbins Ike Savelle Franklin Smith Frank Street Lenwood Woolridge I : • ( ' ' ( i ,,y KAPPA IJ E P S I L N OFFICERS IRWIN CROWLEY, JR President JOHN W. RAY, JR V;ce- ' res c enf LESLIE R. HESTER, JR Secretory PROFESSOR W. 0. SPENCER . Corresponding Secretary Treasurer PROFESSOR SPENCER MURRAY Faculty Advisor Kappa Mu Epsilon is a national honorary mathematics fraternity. It was founded in 1931 when the Mathematics Club of Mississippi State joined with a similar organization in Oklahoma. The purpose of the organization is to advance the interests of mathematics and to recognize under-graduate stu- dents who have made outstanding achievements in mathematics. FACULTY Fronces Goen Alton Grimes Robert Hopkins MEMBERS L. H. Kon tor Helen White Lindley Spencer Murray Authur Ollivier William Spencer Meredith Temple Christopher Stark Theodore Brister Billy Clark Earnest Cobb Bobby Joe Cook Robert Cooper Terry Tom Crow Irwin Crowley, Jr. Robert Day George Ferguson Howard Gardner MEMBER Leslie Hester, jr. Vernon Hull Claiborne James Edward Johnson Sidney Kidd Walton Little Edgar Miles Orville Montgomery John Ray, Jr. Gregory Root Robert Rutledge Stanley Scarborough Walton Smith William Smith Robert Smylie Joseph Sorrels Guy Thompson, Jr. Frank Toler Lee Roy Wells, Jr. Jasper Williamson, Jr. 202 Brister Day Kidd irborough Clark Ferguson Little Cobb Gardner Miles Cook Hester Montgomery Cooper Hull Crow James Root Wells Rutledge Williamso J ' .-- I  J  ;i K rmi , i , ms .1 m 43 f S . i ' ' A 203 PHI ETA S I G A OFFICERS HENRY WATERER President JOSEPH FRANCIS CURRY Vice-President CECIL HUNTER ANDREWS Secretary PAUL BERNARD SHAW Treasurer Phi Eta Sigma is a freshman honorary fraternity. In order to become o member one must have a 2.5 quality point average for his first semester, or an overall average of 2.5 for the whole freshman year. Active membership extends only two semesters. The purpose of Phi Eta Sigma is to encourage scholastic achievement among young men just entering school. The local chapter was installed in May, 1935. Cecil Hunter Andrews Viljar Bock William Benjamin Carpenter Robert Arthur Cooper MEMBERS Joseph Francis Curry John Frederic Garst Dewitt Talmadge Hicks George Clyde Lett Paul Bernard Shaw Henry Waterer William Hugh Waters jm IPC ■: m. ' .1 . 4 y  !i ' ,« !! A f I i ' r P I D E L T A E P S I L N OFFICERS WESLEY BREWER President WILLIAM SWALM Vice-Presideni ETTA MAE LITTLE Secretary BETTY TRAVIS Treasurer Pi Delta Epsilon is the national honorary collegiate journalism fraternity. The honorary requires that an initiate have held an editorial position for two semesters with an average of 1.25 for the semester preceding initiation. The local Chapter was chartered on November 17, 1947, from Omicron Theto, a local. It is the purpose of Pi Delta Epsilon to improve and promote undergrad- uate journalism. FACULTY William Hollingsworth B. P. Brooks I. 0. Sessums Newt Hamlin Herbert Drennon MEMBERS Charles Alliston Robert Day Harold McCarley Johnny Boyles, Jr. Mary Joy Gregory Barbara Procopio Wesley Boone, Jr. Charles Johnson William Swalm Wesley Brewer Etta Mae Little Betty Travis James Clanton Car! Long Ray Wall 205 ■? . ' ?•• 1 : ' 0 Bailey Ferguson Meredith Smith Johnson, E. W. Ray Crowley Johnson, R. H. Scarborough Wells T A U BETA PI OFFICERS LEE ROY WELLS, JR President STANLEY SCARBOROUGH Vice-President WILLIAM B. SMITH Recording Secretary EDGAR A. MILES Corresponding Secretary JOSEPH A. SORRELS Cataloger DONALD F. FITZGERALD Treasurer Since 1928 Tau Beta Pi has been recognizing outstanding engineering students at Mississippi State. Every engineering student strives to attain the standards of Tau Beta Pi; for not only is this the highest honor he can re- ceive during his undergraduate career, but it affords him fellowship and the opportunity to be of service to his school. The bent of Tau Beta Pi is the mark of a well-rounded engineer. FACULTY MEM H. C. Simrall A. G. Holmes D. M. McCain R. S. Edwards J. L. Flanagan P. B. Jacobs P. T. Hutchison D. F. Fitzgerald D. T. Poraskevopoulos H. P. Neal E R S L. L. Patterson H. K. Williford G. D. Bryant R. M. Scholtes A. W. Raspet M Clentiss Bailey Theodore Brister Robert Cox Robert Cooper Irwin Crowley George Ferguson Leslie Hester E M B E Vernon Hull Edward Johnson Richard Johnson James Meredith Edgar Miles Orville Montgomery John Ray R S Carl S. Scarborough William Smith W. F. Smith Robert Smylie Joseph Sorrels Thomas Tulios Lee R. Wells 207 J H K jigjj O- . . c ' f r ' f n r l f Arant Bristow Gaskin Gee Gibson Keady Kyzor Langston O ' Neal Simmons Smith Bristow Gaskin yzor Langston O ' Neal SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON OFFICERS DONALD KEADY President EDWIN O ' NEAL Vice-President JAMES B. GIBSON Secretary-Treasurer J. D. BRISTOW Corresponding Secretary CECIL P. MARION Faculty Advisor Sigma Gamma Epsilon, an honorary fraternity for the advancement and study of Earth Sciences in the fields of Geology, Geography, Mining, Metal- lurgy, Ceramics, Petroleum Engineering and allied subjects, was founded at the University of Kansas in March, 1915. The Alpha Upsilon Chapter of I Mississippi State was founded Moy 27, 1948. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Dr. Paul H. Dunn Mr. Cecil P. Marion Mr. George E. Burchfieid Dr. M. W. Meyers Mr. Charles F. Upshaw MEMBERS A William Arant James Gibson Edwin O ' Neal J. D. Bristow Donald Keady Thomas Simmons Richard Gaskin John Kyzar Cayce Smith Wing Gee James Smith ARNOLD ilR SOCIETY The Arnold Air Society was formed in order to further the purpose, mis- sion, tradition, and concept of the United States Air Forces as a means of National Defense, promote Ameri- can Citizenship, and create a close and more efficient relationship among the Air Reserves Officers Training Corps. This Kenneth J. Snedden Chapter has just been formed, and as of now is composed of the following charter members: W. H. Evans J. L Harrell W. H. Hatfield R. M. Henson H. L. Lunsford D. H. Owen C. S. Scarborough N. E. Wilson Hatfield Henson Lunsford Owen Scarborough Wilson y ACCOUNTING CLUB OFFICERS The Accounting Club, organized in 1946, is a local professional organization designed to pro- mote a closer relationship between theoretical and practical accounting, to promote professional ethics, and to aid graduates in securing employment in their chosen field. Certified Public Account- ants, industrial accountants, and business leaders are brought to the campus by the Club for con- ferences, interviews, and addresses at intervals throughout the year. FACULTY MEMBERS Ollie Bean M. S. Bennett James Boyles Roy Crenshaw Doyle Crick Joe Curry Robert Foard John Fore Edward Furner Aubrey Gordon Bobby Hall William Herndon Richard James T. J. King Leroy Kirkpatrick Peter Koury Fred Lamon George Landwehr Robert Landitrip Jimmy McKinney H. J. McLaurin Dan Murphy Harold Nash Anne Nichols Frank Smith Forrest Tohill Robert Turner Curry Hall Koury Murphy Bennett Foard Herndon Lamon Boyles Fore James Landtrip Crenshaw Furner King McKinney r f r c . % 1 1 £ . 0 ' 1 f ' | • i£j ' . : ' . ' t ,j ' a . ' - .- ' % ' ' ' A. ' - i :. -•io 1a . .- ' • A ■■► k ,, •■j M f ' S -:i ' . o l ' . i Beckett Betts Burns Catledge Fernandez Hambrick Hollingsworth Keating Miles Muckelrath Rayborn Rees Rice Roberts Robinson Sanders Sellars Stringer Wagner West MEMBERS Bobby Adams Sidney Beckett Johnnie Betts John B. Burns, Jr. Larry Catledge Robert Coit Gordie Coward Sydney Fernandez John Hambrick Everett Hollingsworth William Ishee James Keating Lee Knight Gene McCoy James Miles Winfred Muckelrath Barney Rayborn James Rees Aaron Reeves Paul Rice James Roberts William Robinson Charles Sanders Charles Sappington Paul Sellars James Stringer Wayne Wagner Loyd West kett lies ce lars AGRICULTURE CLUB OFFICERS WINFRED MUCKELRATH President SYDNEY FERNANDEZ Secretary GENE McCOY Vice-President WILLIAM ISHEE Treasurer DEAN E. B. COLMER Faculty Advisor The Agriculture Club, one of the oldest organizations on the campus, is composed of students ma- joring in General Agriculture and others interested in Agriculture. The programs consist mainly of subjects which pertain to agriculture and which are vital to students. The main purpose of the club is to prepare the members for situations which they will encounter both before and after graduation. AGRONOMY CLUB OFFICERS OLEN D. CURTIS President JOHN L. HOLLIMON Vice-President EVERETTE B. HOLLINGSWORTH . . Sec-Treasurer PATRICK G. McLAIN Reporter FACULTY Dr. W. L. Giles Mr. H. V. Jordan MEM E R S Elvis Beoty E. E. Bentley William Brown Robin Mathis Will Carpenter Alvin McDaniel Eddie Coveness, Jr. Patrick McLain Marion Christian Chester McWhorter Olen Curtis Charles Moore Clarence Dorman Joseph Morrow Dan Dunaway Burke Murphy Ira Guy John Neely Eugene Hall Charles Perry Preston Petitfils Richard Hickman Kapil Rai E. D. Hood Joe Sanford John Hollimon Gene Saucier E. A. Hollingsworth R. J. Smith Everett Hollingsworth A. E. Spooner Donald Howell James Stringer W. J. Huffman Roy Williams Dorris Johnson E. E. Winstead Clyde Jones Bill Wright William Jones ' ' • ■- -. c mm m Ci -4 . : • 4k II f - 1 :i . 1 Q o a .Jfc % rr , Q W 9 C i f -h i - . ■M sHI ■I ( ' t i ' Oj MEMBERS James Bethay Paul Blair Martin Bridges W. C. Brunson John Buckley Kenneth Byers Richard Chambless John Cooley Dean Evans B. F. Harrison Clark Johnson Robert Jones James Keating Calvin McCullough K. H. Miller James Montgomery Clayton Moriss R. Quails Dan Reynolds Yandell Shipley Keith Veltman Bobby West Loyd West Rufus White James Williams Reece Williams m ,,■■ • €m m „, J f o til , i Bethay Blair Bridges Brunson Buckley Chambless Cooley Harrison Johnson Jones McCullough Miller Montgomery Moriss Reynolds West, B.,P. West. L White Williams, J. AMERICAN FARM ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION Keating Shipley Williams, R. OFFICERS JAMES MONTGOMERY President PAUL BLAIR Vke-President CALVIN McCullough Secretary-Treasurer DAN REYNOLDS. Reporter The student section of American Farm Economic Association is composed of students in Agricul- tural Economics and Agricultural Administration. Faculty members, graduate students, and research personnel are granted associate membership. The purposes of the organization are: To stimulate interest in the Profession of Agricultural Eco- nomics among students of Agriculture Economics and related fields; to foster a spirit of cooperation and mutual helpfulness among students in the Agricultural social sciences; to provide an opportunity for wider acquaintance among students and professional workers in the Agricultural social sciences. FACULTY ADVISORS Dr. R. J. Saville Mr. Lewis Jenkins 313 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS OFFICERS JOSEPH SORRELS Chairman ROBERT COX V ice-Chairman CONGER JONES Secretary-Treasurer PAUL JACOB Advisor The American Institute of Electrical Engineers, an organization of individual engineers, was founded in 1884 by a small group of leaders in the electrical field. The objects of the institute are the odvancement of the theory and practice of electrical engineering and of the allied arts and sci- ences and the maintenance of a high professional standing among its members. This small organi- zation of more than 65 years of age has expanded until today ' s membership numbers more than 33,000. The student branches of the organization in all the leading colleges and universities in the United States now have an active membership of well over 20,000 students. The Mississippi State College branch was founded in 1925. Student membership is open to all students of electrical engi- neering in educational institutions of recognized standing. The organization is kept abreast of the times by efficient program of lectures and films. L. L. Patterson H. C. Simrall A C U L L B. Farabee P. B. Jacobs D. F. Fitzgerald T Y J. L. Flanagan Paroskevopoulos M James Aldridge Robert Bailey Claude Bell C. H. Blackwell William Carpenter Robert Cox Harold Dalton Robert Doughty Carrel Dykes N. G. Ferguson Kenneth Frantz Edward Graves George Hajj Thomas Hamby Virgil Harrington Carl Henderson E M B E Vernon Hull Conger Jones J. E. Jones David Keith Sam Kennedy Aksel Kiis Alton Leger Wayne Lucas Herbert Lunsford Edward McAllister Billy McKie William Moore Orville Montgomery Thomas Pylant Billy Ray John Ray R S James Solly George Sansing William Sansing Stanley Scarborough Sidney Scarborough Hughe Scott Tom Sherrod H. W. Slater John Smith William Smith Joseph Sorrels Hardy Stone Albert Turman Lee Roy Wells Ira Whitmire Robert Wright o, . .. a, a n o o ■■■% 1 I ' H 1 . !■% O '  ' 4 « dridge Bailey Bell Blackwell Carpenter Cox Dalton Doughty Dykes guson Frantz Graves Haji Hamby Henderson Hull Jones, C. H. Jones, J. E. J eith Kennedy Kiis Lucas Lunsford McAllister McKie Moore Montgomery 1 B. D. Ray, J. W. Sally Sensing, G. Sensing, W. Scarborough, C. S . Scarborough, S. M Scott Sherrod ater Smith, J. W. Smith, W. B. Sorrels Stone Turman Wells Whitmire Wright 1 215 4k JK -V- Am V r - 4i Mi 1 -T a a „ a - ( . . ■- t ' ■' ■■■? J ' , ' ' .- . A ■... -?«; S ' i ' t J dtk ' . _ .. 1 O ' - a. 1 111 , f , ■:?, :: i , ' y r. - 1 ' l T I - 1 ' Bailey Crout Bayley Blake Bo Crowley Cunningham Da Kles Bradsli vis Day aw Burns French Caraway Cook Frogge Garretson J Cooks Greer Kula Santmyer Ware Horned Hutchison Johnson Lossiter Lee Li Simmons Speights Webb Williams E. W. Johnson, r. c. jones Joy ivenneuy tie Magee Moore Ray Robinson Swift Sykes Tucker Vizant Williamson Woodard Wooten Yeager Root Walker York ERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENCINEERS OFFICERS EDWARD JOHNSON President JOHN P. KENNEDY Vice-President WILLIAM D. SIMMONS Secretory GROVER C. HARNED Treasurer EDWIN D. MYERS Facuiiy Advisor The Student Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers is estab- lished to aid in the professional development of the civi l engineering stu- dent. Through it he obtains contact with practicing engineers, both at technical meetings and on the several field trips held each year to interest- ing construction jobs. MEM E R S Clentis W. Bailey Fred Harvey Bayley Minor Waldo Blake Johnny L. Boyles Cyrus J. Brawshaw John 6. Burns Clarence D. Caraway Bobby Joe Cook David Lee Cooksey Robert M. Crout Irwin D.Crowley Gordon R. Cunningham Robert L. Davis Robert E. Day Robert E. French William V. Frogge Roland F. Garretson A. J. Green Daniel D. Griffin Grover C. Horned Sylvan L. Hutchison Edward W. Johnson Frank E. Johnson Morgan F. Jones James C. Joy John ledy Sidney Q. Kidd James T. Kirkland Uno Kula Max C. Lassiter Clyde E. Lee Walton S. Little Wilson K. Magee Norton H. Moore James Lee Ray Ronald E. Robinson Gregory L. Root Frank H. Santmyer William D. Simmons Walton F. Smith Francis J. Speights William D. Swift William W. Sykes Sidney G. Tucker Thomas C. Vanzont Gerald H. Walker Edwin E. Ware C. L. Webb Hugh C. Williams C. Williamson James W. Woodard Ray E. Wooten Clifton D. Yeager William L. York Com u  1 .. ' - ••ik .x% j5 Hoywat Johnson, E. K Johnson, S. McForlon Orsbor 7 . AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS OFFICERS THOMAS E. DORRIS President ELWOOD T. RATLIFF Treasurer KENNETH M. HAYWARD Vice-President JAMES T. DULIN Reporter FRANK FERNANDEZ Secretary JOHN C. McWHORTER Faculty Advisor The object of the Student Branch of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers is to promote the interests of the students in Agricultural Engineering, as these interests relate to their profes- sional advancement and to the parent society, the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. The branch makes contacts with the profession by securing speakers from agencies and com- panies associated with the profession and through publications of the National Society. MEMBERS Roberto Alfaro-Duran James E. Evans Robert McFarlane Aldo Jero Arbocco Frank Fernandez Marion Orsborn Raphord Barrett Floyd Fulgham John C. Otts Leo Blackwell Benton Gillis Elwood Ratliff Roy E. Carpenter Bobby Hall Alvaro Sabogol William Champion Hershel Haynes Benjamin Sanford Fred Davis Thomas Hays James Smith Thomas Dorris Kenneth Hayward Raymond Waters James Dulin Edward Johnson William Wilson Harlen Elliott Smiley Johnson Bil Lawrence Kerr 218 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS OFFICERS D. M. EASTLAND Honorary Chairman ALTON LEGER Vive-President R. E. SMYLIE Chairman T. A. TULLOS Secretary H. E. HAIGLER Treasurer The Student Branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers at Mississippi State was founded in 1928 and is composed of students regularly enrolled under a mechanical engineering curriculum at Mississippi State College. It offers to the engineering student the opportunities of discussions of technical, engineering, and vocational questions of value for the student ' s later professional development and recognition. It enables the student to establish fraternal contact with his fellow students in engineering, both at Mississippi State and at other colleges, and to meet graduate engineers engaged in the active prac- tice of mechanical engineering. MEMBERS Dolphus Black Robert Dalton Oscar Johnson William Neal Charles Bouchillon Ernest Falgo Alton Leger Thomas Sanders Edwin Brent Howard Gardner Arvo Looke Fred Shuman Theodore Brister Henry Haigler Thad Luke Robert Smylie Jack Burgess James Hankins Wilson McCreary Thomas Tullos J. B. Cody Jack Harper James Meredith Theodore Turner Robert Cooper James Jenkins Edgar Miles Edward Walker rs f f% r ' , . ' - 1 l ,U | «:| U J I 1 m ' - ' % ' wi - 7. , r P. tm -tr 1 Williams Brannon Street Hall McMurtray Herndon Sullivan Reynolds Causey Crumby BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Executive Council is composed of those students who direct the different unit organizations of the B. S. U. The Baptist Student Union is an organization which co-ordinates the religious activities of the Baptist students of the school and community. Every Baptist is a potential member of the Baptist Student Union of the school which he attends. Every student who indicates his preference for a Baptist church is also a potential member of the B. S. U. Membership, actual and active, is voluntary. A student becomes a member of the Baptist Student Union of the school which he attends, when he joins: 1. A Baptist church in the college center; or 2. A Sunday School class promoted by the Baptists of the community; or 3. A Baptist Training Union; or 4. Any other unit of activity of the Baptist program in the school or church. E X E C U T I V WOODIE WILLIAMS President BILL HORNE Enlistment Vice-President GEORGE HILL Social Vice-President CHARLES BRANNON Devotional Vice-President FRANK STREET Promotional Director RUTH ALICE BOSWELL Extension Director BOBBY HALL . . Sunday School Representative FRANK McMURTRAY B. T. U. Representative COUNCIL BILL HERNDON Stewardship Director BILL MOORE Publicity Director CHARLES BLACKWELL Transportation Director BEN SULLIVAN Athletic Director EDNA JEAN REYNOLDS Music Director FAHOMA CRUMBY Secretary JAMES CAUSEY B. S. U. Host ROY S. ISBELL Student Pastor REV. WILBURN S. SMITH Pastor Advisor 22P COED CLUB The Coed Club sponsored by the YMCA has been con- tinued into the third year. This club is open to all girls enrolled at Mississippi State. Its function is for fellowship, discussion, mutual growth in Christian faith and practice, and just for fun among the girls. The Coed Club has Hobby Hour one afternoon a week. This hour is open to all girls who want to work on their hobby whether it be sewing, painting, carving, studying or tolking. OFFICERS JERE LEMMONS President CAROLYN WALTERS . . Vice-President BETTY ANN BARR Secretory JUNE DANIELS Advisor Bowles Burns Burgoyne BuHer Comfort, Martha Comfort, Mary Crumby Foresman Guerry Hall Holloman Jones Lemmons Little Miller Plukse Procopio Roebuck Ryerson Sanderson Templeton Trulove Watkins Walters White Williams f i . v i ' J m 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 col- leges and universities. To bring about a closer relationship between students, faculty and others engaged in animal husbandry. The Block and Bridle sponsor the Mississippi State College Livestock Judging Team and aid in holding the annual FFA and 4-H State Livestock Judging Contests held here every spring. The club presents a plaque to an outstanding graduate of the club who is active in the field of animal husbandry and the Merit Trophy Award to the outstanding member of the club. OFFICERS BRYAN L. SWILLEY President GENE COOPWOOD Vice-fresideni BARNEY RAYBORN Secretary ALBERT SPINKS Treasurer ARCHIE McBROOM Marshall WALTER RICE Yearbook Editor ALEX RAMSEY Photographer and Reporter DUAYNE TUCKER Assistant Yearbook Editor Wiley Ainsworth Charles Barrett- Thomas Batcman Sidney Beckett Joe Beckham Milton Biedenharn William Bronscome Daniel Brown Claude Bruce Lawrence Carter Alson Catledge James Collins James Crook Orman Cooper Gene Coopwood MEM Thomas Dill William DuBard William Ewing Harold Fiore Mancil Goodnite Wesley Harvey Peter Hogaboom Clifford Hough Raymond Houston jerrold Hudson Robert King Maurice Layton John Lollar Archie McBroom Howard McMiilin E R S Henry McMulIan Wells Moorehead Winfred Muckelrath Billy Miller James Nerren Ants Pallop William Pannell Norman Pollard Will Price Alex Ramsay Donald Rappe Hubert Ratliff Barney Rayborn T. L. Rayborn Gene Reynolds Walter Rice John Roberson Walter Rose Hugh Russum Felix Rutledge Oliver Shipp William Shows Elbert Sides Albert Spinks Earl Stanton Bryan Swilley Duayne Tucker Walter Turcotte Charles Vincent William Wheatley Billy Williamson . , 0. ' ;3? « . P, 1 J C5 t • ' -ra j ■! , , rA . £. , % •■' ' ■,1 i P _ ' ' • s t f i 4 nf BW fc Hi it Im ' !| O a Fi ■' 1 ' , ' ' 1 ' ' J ' .k - y .1 f . ' , O, Ci i. Z ' } ■' i . ' «dfe , ' ta ' i , ' « ' : worth ore yton rren born Barrett Bateman Beckett Beckham Bicdenharn Branscome Brown Catledge Collins Cooper Coopwood Dill DuBord Ewing Goodnite Harvey Hogaboom Hough Houston Hudson King i Lollar McBroom McMillin McMullan Mooreheod Muckelrath Miller Pallop Pannell Pollard Price Ramsay Rappe Ratliff Reynolds Rice Roberson Rose Russum Rutledge Shipp Spinks Stanton Swilley Tucker Turcotte Vincent Wheatley Williamson =, 2 23 COLONEL ' S CLUB OFFICERS BILL WATERS President HUNTER ANDREWS Vice-President JERE LEMMONS Secretory- Treosurer The Colonel ' s Club is a service organization on the campus composed of second-semester freshmen and first-semester sophomores. Its basic aim is to better the reputation of the State College Campus as being The Most Friendly Campus in the South. MEMBERS Hunter Andrews DeWitt Hicks William Randle Elzy Bobo Billy Holaday Tom Russell John Carroll Dwight Keody George Skinner Jack Catron Jere Lemmons Herbert Stuckey Ed Corley Jimmy McRae Forrest Thommason Sidney Cuevas Thomas Millender Johnnie Truelove Martha Davis Patsy Moor William Waters Carl Goines Thomas Nash Denny Weeks Billy Hall Sallie White Andrews Bobo Carroll Catron Corley Cuevas Davis Goines Hall Hicks Holaday Keady Lemmons McRae Millender Moor landle Russell Skinner Stuckey Thommason Trulovc Waters Weeks a ' - ■. ( f , % .: fm , 0 J - w fcr li % f ■' O sm . ' . , ff ' - if . fi f '  . ' % vi M iM ( % Barnett, F. Grissom ' Brooks Bearden Blackburn Breft Harpole Jumper McCoy Prewitt Land Reeves Shumock Craft Cumbcsf Custer Kerns Morgan Morrow Watts Wright DAIRY CLUB OFFICERS LAWRENCE CUSTER Pres e ent JACK BLACKBURN V ce-Pres rfent RICHARD LEWIS Secrefary PAT LANGSTON Treosurer BOBBY BARNETT Reporter DR. D. B. ROARK facuh Advisor The Dairy Club was organized about 1910. The purposes of the Dairy Club are: to develop leadership and initiative among its members. Each member has an opportunity to help organize and present programs. FACULTY F. H. Herzer W. C. Cowse rt J. T. Miles E. W Custer J. W Lusk J. R. Owen George Freeman W. J. Collins M E M B E R S David Bailey Dewitt Craft James Jumper Charles Nance Bobby Barnett Ralph Cumbest Arthur Kerns Joe Pearce Freddy Barnett Lawrence Custer Eddie Land Homer Prewitt W. H. Bearden B. W. Dulaney Pat Langston Aron Reeves Jack Blackburn Joe Greer Richard Lewis Rayford Shumock Loder Bowdoin Wendell Grissom Gene McCoy B. G. Smith Albert Brett Squire Harpole Henry Morgan Henry Watts Robert Brooks Joseph Harris Gocher Morrow Junior Wright 225 P ' - ' ! , : , a 11 Beckett Johnson Blalock Lansing Jones Burchfield Gardner Middleton Neighbors Logan McKay ft Haas Prescott Thompson ' . Hannaford Roberts Webb Whit FORESTRY CLUB OFFICERS HERMAN ROWLEY President ANDY ANDERSON Vice-President OMER HAAS Secretary-Treasurer ALLAN JONES Reporter The Forestry Club of Mississippi State College was organized in 1946, shortly after Forestry cur- ricular was offered here. The primary purpose of the club is to stimulate closer relationship among Forestry students through social functions; and to enable Forestry students to obtain a wider appre- ciation of their chosen profession through informative lectures. M E M B E R S Kermit Anderson William Hannaford Billy Orr Jack Hoover Billy Anderson George Hill Robert Prescott Allan Jones Harold Blalock Roy Hudson James Roberts R. D. Logan Oliver Burchfield Frank Johnson Herman Rowley M. K. McKay J. H. Burnham Ellery Jones Frank Shropshire Donnie Reasons William Gardner John Lansing Henry Weir Bobby Thompson Leon Gauthier Tolmadge Middletor John Brister Clyde Webb Omer Haas Robert Neighbors Alton Curtis Fred Whitfield 226 INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICAL SCIENCES OFFICERS RICHARD H. JOHNSON President LESLIE R. HE STER Vice-President JAMES S. HAYDEN Rec. Secretary FREDERICK C. OBAR Carres. Secretary GEORGE W. LAMBROS Treasurer CHARLES B. CLIETT Honorary President FRANKLIN S. EDWARDS Faculty Advisor The objects of the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences are the advancement of the science of engi- neering, the professional improvement of its members, and the establishment of a central point of reference and union for its members. The Student Branch, at its bimonthly meetings, presents prominent speakers, technical films, and discussions on relevant subjects. In addition to local activities, an annual Southeastern Regional Convention is held- each spring with all the aeronautical engineering schools participating. The essence of this convention is the presentation of student and faculty papers together with speakers to disseminate information per- tinent to the aeronautical profession among the student chapter and to develop leadership, com- panionship, and interest among the students in aeronautics. MEMBERS Albert Backstrom J ames Harrison George Lambros Billy Clark James Hayden Robert Leff Lee Coker Leslie Hester Frederick Obarr Charles Crisler Gilbert Hoffman Thomas Pope Gerald Dearing Claiborne Hollis Lee Short Richard Johnson Backstrom Clark Coker Crisler Harrison Hayden Hester Hoffman Hollis Johnson Lambros Leff Pope Short i fc jff L Jflfek INSTITUTE OF RADIO ENGINEERS OFFICERS President JAMES M. ALDRIDGE Vice-President STANLEY SCARBOROUGH Secretary WILLIAM B. SMITH Treasurer RALPH E. DAVISON Faculty Advisor PROF. PAUL T. HUTCHISON Since 1912, The Institute of Radio Engineers has fostered the massive developments in the field of Radio and Electronics. Through its desire to introduce to the electrical engineering students the many problems confronting the radio industry, the student branches of The Institute of Radio Engi- neers were organized. The student branch at Mississippi State College endeavors to plant these fac- tors into the life of the young engineer by its coordinated program of prominent speakers, technical films, lectures, and discussions. MEMBERS James Aldridge Conger Jones John Ray Claud Bell David Keith Marvin Sansing Daniel Bonney Edward McCallister Stanley Scarborough Travis Brackeen Homer McCown Tom Sherrod Ralph Davison Frank Mize William Smith George Hajj William Moore Joseph Sorrels Thomos Hamby Thomas Pyiant Hardy Stone Orion Pat Home Bob Wright Aldridge Bell Bonney Brackeen Davison Home Keith McCallister McCown Mize Sansiag Scarborough Sherrod Smith Sorrels it 1 Hajj Moore Stone f ■' K at _ % Able Allred Anglin Banks Bedwell Billings Blount Carvan Combest Crawford Crook Francis George Green, Hussey Joy Killebrew Landingham Leverette Lowe Oakes McAlexonder McDonald McKinney McMurtroy Moss Ousley Owings Plummer Riley Roberts Schilling Simmons Wallace Walton Watkins ; ' W| 4ak i .ft i I ' 1 .: , a. M O - r o, g o, , rs, a. : . 9 A R K E T I N G CLUB t OFFICERS MANUEL J. GEORGE President J. C. LOVE Vice-President JAMES C. LEVERETTE Secretory- Treosorer GERALD BANKS Corresponding Secretary MR. KLAGES Sponsor The Mississippi State Marketing Club, composed marketing problems. The club learns of new em- of students who are marketing majors in School ployment opportunities in the field of marketing of Business and Industry, had for its primary objec- through a series of field trips each semester to tives the advancement of science in marketing. various cities. By attending these field trips and It was organized for the purpose of fostering sci- hearing various informed speakers each semester, entific study and research in the field of marketing the members are able to coordinate marketing through better understanding and appreciation of theory with marketing problems of practical im- port. MEMBERS Cecil Abel Joey Crawford Ted Van Landingham James Owings Charles Allred Tommy Crook James Leverette Edward Perkins Ernest Anglin Harold Francis J. C. Lowe L. F. Plummer Gerald Banks Manuel George Gra dy Alexander Robert Riley James Bedwell Sing Gong, Jr. Charles McDonald Jesse Roberts William Billingsley Albert Green Allen McKinney James Schilling John Blount Julius Harris Harry F. McMurtray Frank Simmons Gerald Carvan Herbert Hussey Clayton Moss Clifford Wallace Jack Catron Jesse Joy Jack Oakes B. V. Walton Ronald Combest Max Killebrew Ira Ousley William Watkins Herchel Weaver A R N BAND The Maroon Band under the direction of Mr. Henry E. Wamsley sup- ported the Maroon football team this year at many of the out-of-town gomes as well as those at home. The majorettes for the band this year were B. B. Hartness, Betty Travis, Dottie Bowles, and Edna Jean Reynolds, and the drum major was J. D. Buster Oliver. M James Abraham William Adams Charles Bornett Jack Beall Ernest Bentley Billy Baker Dorothy Bowles Guy Branscome Ted Brown W. T. Cagnon Jesse Campbell Carl Carver Leonard Cohn Durward Collier William Currie Donald Davis Bobby Day Gene Dongieux Hayward Drane Alpheus Dugard Rodney Ferris H. R. Fraser Kent Freeman EMBERS John Garst Bettye Geriack Horace Gladney Ted Goforth C. B. Gross Morgan Guess B. B. Hartness Gilbert Hoffman George Hooks Jack Hoover Frank Houston Donald Howell Calvin Hull Oscar Johnson Smiley Johnson Willie Jones Dudley Lacey John Lunday Reese Manning Harold McCarley Freida Meyer Samuel Moore Talmoge Myrick George Nethery Billy Nichols J. D. Oliver Herman Porks G. M. Pennington Edna Jean Reynolds Ben Sanford William Sansing Bonnie Scales Carter Setliff Tom Shook Marion Slaton C. D. Spivey Floyd Stringer Bobby Suber Jerry Tate Olga Ann Thompson Betty Travis Robert Tucker Ralph Vaughn Carolyn Walters Bradley White Emma Williams 230 Abraham pjjn g Adams Barnett Beall Bentley Baker Bowles Dugard Fraiser Freeman Garst Gladney Goforth Gross Hartness Hoffman Hooks Houston Howell Hull Johnson, 0. Johnson, S. Jones Lunday Manning McCarley Moore Nethery Nichols Oliver Parks Pennington Reynolds Branscome Brown Cagnon Campbell Currie Day Dongieu «? - .1 n B ■9 1. ,. - j1 H -i . ,- . f «i 1 «iiik Sanford Sansing Scales Sefliff Shook Slaton Spivey Stringer Tate Thompson Travis Vaughn Walters Wliite ij Williams . . «K 1 S ' f ■f% ' f% • ' r J ■' Q Cl a, ■I - -i ., i J ■fn x i ..lift % V . ' ' ' r  ! - 1 ' f ' d - t ( , , fi- q, a ii f . q, il..«. A rbocco Canales Carroll Cavailaro Falgo Fortunate Gauthier Guercio Haas, N. Haas, 0. A. Hegwood Ihnat Johnson Keefe Koury Lambros OFFICERS NORTON HAAS President JAMES KEEFE Vice-President DICK JOHNSON Treosurer JAMES BYRD Secretory DALE GAUTHIER Corresponding Secretary MISS MONICA GOEN Faculty Advisor REVEREND J. T. MARTIN Chaplain One of over 300 such organizations of Cath- olic students on college and university campuses throughout the United States. Its purpose ... to deepen the spiritual and en- rich the temporal lives of the group through a program of religious, intellectual, and social activi- ties ... to weld the Catholic students into a com- mon union . . . and to assist the college and all its students whenever possible. The club movement has taken its inspiration and name from the great educator-convert of the past century, John Henry Cardinal Newman. MEMBERS Aldo Arbocco James Byrd Villar Carnales John Carroll Solvatore Cavailaro Ernest Falgo Joseph Fortunato Dale Gauthier Anthony Guercio Norton Haas Omer Haas Donald Hegwood Michael Ihnat Richard Johnson James Keefe Peter Koury George Lambros Regina Murphy Joseph Poitevin David Pongetti John Scolzo Herbert Smith John Starr Walter Turcotte Gilbert Verderber Ernest Vetrano Murphy Poitevin Pongetti Scaizo Smith Storr Turcotte Vetrono N E W M A N C L U B 232 STUDENT CHEMICAL ENGINEERS FACULTY ADVISORS Dr. M. P. Etheredge William A. Reinhardt The Student Chemical Engineers was organized for the purpose of pro- moting interest in Chemical Engineering at Mississippi State College. The group was organized in April, 1949. R. S. Baker Hector Bocock Ralph Bowie Billy Bozeman F. B. Casanova James Clanton Charles Cupit William Currie M E M B E R S Jesse Dickenson D. J. Hayward J. K. Edmondson K. T. Horton Robert Fisackerly M. S. Hurston Lewis Forester Jerry Jacks John Garst C. M. James S. J. Handell George Johnson Ira Havens Oscar Johnson J. K. Landry W. P. Nickles John Petkovsek D. C. Swalm H. F. Tolar E. C. Ward E. L Youngblood Edgar Whitfield Saker Bocock Bozeman ackerly Forester Garst son, G. W. Johnson, 0. H. Nickle Cupit Currie Dickenson Edmondson Hayward Horton Jacks James Swalm Word Youngblood Whitfield I ' ll a 1 . 4k 1 ' ' M B E Rolph Borrett Clinton Boyd Frank Boyd J. W. ChoHiom Bob Clower Bernard Coleman Tom Conger Horace Gladney Richard Griffin Frank Harbor Bobby Howard Frank Johnson Willie Jones Morvin Keeton Max Killebrew Lee Knight George Lipscomb Thurman Manning Harvey McGee Richard Patton Richard Quinelly Robert Rutledge William Rutledge Georgena Ryerson Jerry Tate Olga Ann Thompson Robert Tucker Edward Walker Malcolm Ware Jasper Williamson Tommy Woods Bates Branch Boyd, C. Clower Coleman Conger Gladney Griffin Harbor Howard Johnson Jones Knight Lipscomb Manning McGee Patton Quinelly Rutledge, R. Rutledge, W. Ryerson Tate William Woods K 1 fm r w ( Q .t , ' . r WESLEY FOUNDATION OFFICERS W. C. JONES, JR President GEORGENA RYERSON Secretary W. S. RUTLEDGE V ce-Pres dent R. L. RUTLEDGE Treasurer J. W. CHATHAM, JR Director The Wesley Foundation is an organization of Among its many activities are morning and eve- Methodist Students. It strives to develop students ning worship services on Sunday, and daily morning in worship, intelligent churchmanship, wholesome devotions. It also takes an active part in the Inter- friendship, and creative recreation. denominational programs on the campus. 234 Y. M. C. A. CABINET OFFICERS FACULTY p. D. HOUSTON President Dr. Fred Neal Dr. H. C. Thomas JACK HARPER Vice-President Dr. Dorris Rivers Mr. W. W. Christian FAHOMA CRUMBY Secretary Miss Margaret Peebles CLINTON BOYD Treosofer CHURCH FOUNDATION WORKERS Rev. J. W. Chatham Rev. Roy Isbell The Y. M. C. A. Cabinet concerns itself with the total spiritual and social life of the whole cam- pus. It seeks to encourage and protect the freedom of the individual groups while uniting them in cooperative and broadening experiences. The Cabinet members have been chosen to plan and de- velop a program which places God and devotion to Him at the center of individual ari d campus life. No greater responsibility can be laid upon a group by their fellow students. Boyd Crook Crumby Dunaway Fernandez Karper Herndon Hilderbrand Houston Jones .emmons Pallop Rutledge Ryerson Sacks Simmons Speed Thomasson Williams ' : ' ' JZA ' MEMBERS J: aHlte Clinton Boyd BHR (iKx jjgjl, Tommy Crook ■■■■FaHoma Crumby ftk 0 k, IK P ••■- DanDunoway 1 I I 1 1 Fernandez «l e.-fj ■' ' V, ♦ |W 5 . C ' . ■' Jack Harper ' ' ' . . ., William Herndon t ; ' ' A. D. Hilderbrand .. , P. D. Houston ' |„ ' ;. Willie Jones I ■' fl , Jere Lemmons jiiHi H .: ftitl, . Charles Millspaugh • ' - -- ' - |] m Wj . - «- r ) Georgena Ryerson ' ' J i-k ' ' ■■W ' Ellsworth Sacks ■I B k- Tom Simmons P JW - , .., Leroy Speed W I ' H ' S Forrest Thomasson 4 i M ' VVoodie Williams HORTICULTURE CLUB OFFICERS VICTOR MEENA President CLOISE SPIVEY Vice-President WENTZ BATSON Secretary-Treasurer BIRUTA EIMANIS Reporter FACULTY Mr. Anderson Mr. Moore Dr. Overcosh Dr. Edmond Dr. Raglond Mr. Thomas Dr. McElwee The Mississippi Junior Branch of the American Society for Horticulture Science promotes interest in the various fields of horticulture. The club has contact on a national basis with all horticultural sciences. Left to right: 1st row: Albert Johnson, Victor Meena, Cloise Spivey, Mollis Quimby. 2nd row: Dr. Joe Edmond, Biruta Eimanis, Francis Mat- lock, Arthur Holmes. 3rd row: Walter Dovis, Dan Aultman, Dr. W. W. McElwee. 4th row: Philip Parvin, Newton Love, Wentz Batson. Members not pictured: Emerson Anderson, Billy Lancaster, Floyd Stringer, and Arthur Wardlow MEMBERS Forrest Bobo Gerald Bristow Douglas Coggin Mack Emmons Clinton Franklin Frank Harmon Ben Hilbun, Jr. Keith Home Bobby Johnson Edwin Lee Thomas Lee Bobby Mclone Homer Mann Charles Mauldin Charles Moore Billy Nichols David Payne R. L. Richardson William Robbins William Shows James Street Lester Stuart John Turner Jerry Upton Fred W. Whitfield fs ' ' , ,- ( ' - ' - ' : ■■i 1 . , t 31 i T M uk ! 1 Lee, J. E. Lee, T. F. Malone Moore Nichols Richardson Robbins Stuart Turner Uotor. Hilbun, Jr. Mann Shows Whitfield SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS The Sons of Confederate Veterans is a non-political organization of mole descendants of Confeder- ate Army and Navy veterans functioning to associate in one united body the men of Confederate ancestry, thereby perpetuating remembrance of the heroic deeds and sacrifices, glorious heritage of valor, chivalry and honor, and holding a devotion to and reverence for the principles and memory of those who fought for the Lost Cause. F A Dr. John Bettersworth Ben Hilbun, Sr. Dr. J. H. McLendon c u L T Y Dr. Gordon Bryan Dean William Evans Dr. Glover Moore ALUMNI OFFICERS Commander WILLIAM ROBBINS }st It. Commander JOHN H. TURNER 2nd Lt. Commander and Faculty Advisor . DR. GLOVER MOORE Adjutant JAMES STREET Judge Advocate WILLIAM EVANS Treasurer R. L. RICHARDSON Chaplain FRED WHITFIELD Quartermaster EDWIN LEE Surgeon WILLIAM SHOWS Color Bearer MACK EMMONS 237 ■- •I ' X: 1 1 f 4 i : MISSISSIPPI OFFICERS JOHNNIE M. FULGHAM President JAMES BOYLES Vice-President MARY JANE LEWIS Secretory JERE LEMMONS Treasurer FAHOMA CRUMBY Publicity Chairman T. C. NABORS Reporter JESSE GEDDIE Librarian STATE The Mississippi State College Choir is under the direction of Mr. E. D. McKissack. The Choir pre- sented the Messiah in several towns this year. They also gave additional concerts. There is a male chorus also that is a part of the choir. COLLEGE CHOIR MEMBERS William E. Billingsley Richard Jeffries Clayton Pope Dorothy Bowles J. C. Kennedy Don Pounds James C. Boyles John Lawrence Richard Quinnelly Charles Brannon Jere Lemmons Donnie Reasons Dennis Brown Mary J. Lewis Edr a Jean Reynolds Ted C. Brown Raymond Lewis Jimmy Simpson James A. Causey Gene McCoy James D. Smith Gene Lewis Dongieux Allan S. McGuire Dave C. Swalm Sydney Everett James McKay Olga Ann Thompson Johnnie M. Fulgham Clarence McMillan Joh nnie Mae Trulove Richard Gene Gaskin Edwin R. Miller Beverly Veal Jesse Gerald Geddie Dudley Milton Damon Wall Shirley Gooch S. M. Moore, Jr. James C. Weaver Raymond Hamilton Thomas C. Nabors Emma Williams Joe Hickey Harding Larry Osteen Joe Pearson Tommy Wood ' ■ «fe.- f, f f! a, ' n 1 1 , , ' - ' 1 X .-  - ' W f . f ' „ - ' Mi f it ) 4 . P ri  1 Anglin Burns Hill Barr Cumbest Lee Bell Frantz McComm Gilder on McGee M ' ,1 rown, D. Graves cWilliams Hargett Padgett MEMBERS Joe V. Anglin Ira H. Barr Claude V. Bell Jimmy A. Bingham Daniel G. Brown James E. Brown John B. Burns, Jr. Cleveland Cumbest Kenneth L. Frantz Thomas E. Gilder William C. Graves Herbert Hargett Eton S. Hill Landris T. Lee Arthur D. Mass Roy L. McCommon Willis M. McGee Howard L McWillioms William K. Owens Ted J. Padcett John V. Pool, Jr. Harry Scott J. A. Scott Charles Q. Smith Arnold Sullivan B. L. Swilley Ted Van Landingham Travis E. Weotherly Fred W. Whitfield SQUARE AND COMPASS CLIB OFFICERS HARRY SCOTT President TRAVIS E. WEATHERLY Vice-President WILLIAM C. GRAVES Secretary CHARLES Q. SMITH Reporter NORMAN E. WEIR Faculty Advisor Masonry is a speculative and moral science founded on an operative art. It teaches universal brotherhood. The purpose of this club is for fellowship and instructions. The activities of this organ- ization is coordinated through the cooperative efFort of the membership of Abert Lodge 89, Joe Palmer, V . M. 240 1 p m i m tate ' j SUPPORTERS r Peoples Savings Bank MEMBER OF THE F.D.I.C. A FRIEND TO THE COLLEGE Strong . . . Progressive . . . Courteous STARKVI LIE ' S LEADING BANK Starkville ' s Leading Bank Since 1889 WALTER PAGE . . . President F. COOPER . . . Vice-President and Cashier L J p SECURITY STATE BANK Starkville, Mississippi MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. Serving Starkville, Oktibbha County and State College more than half of a century continuously. Places All of If-s Facilities At Your Disposal When Your Business Is Banking Call on Us L i 243 r Recommended by Duncan Mines Enjoy the Gartleiiia Room Avail able for Parties WHOLESOME FOODS INTELLIGENTLY PREPARED AND SERVED BY TRAINED EMPLOYEES The Gilmer Hotel Coffee Shop Leo Spatz, Manager IN MISSISSIPPI ' S TWO COLLEGE TOWNS: Columbus Starkville Home of MSCW Home of State College It ' s It ' s the the GILMER STARK HOTEL HOTEL L J. 0. Slaughter, General Manager 244 J n Cooperative Creamery The Home of A. M. BUTTER STATE COLLEGE MISSISSIPPI Serving. .. Motorists with dependable petroleum products since the days of the first horseless carriage. ♦ Standard Oil Co. (Kentucky) I COL BELL CAFE The Home of QUALITY AND SERVICE Since 1906 Jim and Gus Talantis, Props. COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI The students of Miss. State show their appreciation of good quality by using BALFOUR Class Rings and Invitations Miss. Division L. G. Balfour Company 303 Medical Bldg., Jackson, Miss. H. E. Allen, Mgr. Bill Pullen, Rep. POTTT? CHARTER BUSES FOR OROUP TRAV£l Compliments of Mullin Sons, P.X. STARKVILLE MISSISSI , r We express our sincere appreciation to Mississippi State College, its faculty, and its student body for all it means to the northeast Mississippi area. HENRY CLAY HOTEL WEST POINT, MISS. TOM F. WYMAN Braiinin Insurance Agency ♦ GENERAL INSURANCE Starkville Mississippi Kleban ' s Shoe Store Starkville, Mississippi Where Most ' STATE ' Men and Women Buy Their Shoes Complimen ts of BURDINE SHEELY STARKVILLE MISSISSIPPI Qualify Goods Fair Prices W. W. Scales Co. Since 1845 STARKVILLE MISSISSIPPI L REX and STATE THEATERS Starkville, Mississippi In Business for Your Pleasure Owned and Operated by Two Mississippi State Alumni: R. I. GOODMAN, ' 06 A. L. GOODMAN, ' 08 J r n Compliments of CROSSROADS CAFE and SERVICE STATION GULF PRODUCTS Compliments of PULLER ' S DRUG STORE STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of SLAUGHTER CHEVROLET COMPANY Where the College Boys Like to Trade NEW AND USED CARS AUTOMOBILE REPAIR CHEVROLET PARTS STARKVILLE MISSISSIF L W ien You Want a Good Picture — Let JIM Make It PORTRAIT • ACTION APPLICATION • GROUP The Official Photographer of the 1952 REVEILLE Complete File of All REVEILLE Negatives Jim Pruitt Studio STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI J r EAT WITH RED AT THE HI-WAY GRILL Everybody ' s Friend FOOD AT ITS BEST BEST WISHES To the Graduates and U)idergraduatcs STAGGERS BAKERY Butter Flake — Golden Krust Bread GOOD THINGS TO EAT STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Sinclair Products 499 Service Station Bell Oil Company H. C. Bell, ' 14; C. P. Bell ( M Club), ' 22; H. C. 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ANDERSON MAYDEN ' S Quality Clothes for Men and Boys Jimmy Mayden, Owner Starkville, Mississippi CITIES SERVICE GAS and OIL CITIES SERVICE TIRES and TUBES Owned and Operated by W. W. (Shorty) SHEARER, JR. Shorty ' s Cities Service Sta. OUR AIM is not how much we can get for what we give, but how much can we give for what we get George Evans Shine Parlor re-sueding leather coats renewed 35 Years ' Experience STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI J r EAST MISSISSIPPI LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIAL— HARDWARE Our Code: They Prosper Most Who Serve Best STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI 1 GOOD GULF GASOLINE and Other Gulf Products at the College Drive Service Station Phone 1012 SARLES COHERN, Owner and Operator Johnston Furniture Co. Dealers in Simmons Box Springs and Mattresses, and Other Simmons Products Telephone 980 J. H. Cook, Manager STARKVILLE MISSISSIPPI Easy to Pay the Johnston Way Evelyn Rossoff, Mgr. 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