Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 284 of the 1955 volume:

day likened to our o I INTRODUCING . . . flp.$re JOE COLUTCU UL 5. PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF MISSISSIPPI STATE COLLEGE STATE COLLEGE, MISSISSIPPI COPYRIGHT • 1955 Editor-in-Chief MARION SLATON Business Manager BEN C. NEAL Managing Editor BILL COSTLEY Art Editor VAN BRISTOW . ike 19 5 5 REVEILLE A LOOK AT Pat Butler. Marvin Harris. Peggy Johnston, and Faye Brister are sitting around in a bull-session in front of Margardar Hall. On a pretty spring afternoon there can usually be found several couples lounging around on the front lawn, especially while the telephone strike was on. Many hours of leisure and class time is spent in the College Grill during Spring, Summer, Winter or anytime. In the pic- ture, the Noon rush is on which has a line all the way back outside and up to Main Dorm. This course is known as Grillology. Quite a few students have a 3. average in it for the four years they have attended State. But with Spring comes more parties and lovesick couples. A good exam- ple is shown above. Spring must really be working on Dal Hens on and Rebecca Allison. The weather never gets too cold or too hot to have a party around State. Mildred forgot her sun- glasses and had a hard time watching the base- ball game last Spring. With her is Dot Barton, who didn ' t return to school this year. There is usually a large turnout for the State baseball games on the campus. You can always hear Go to Hell Switzer ringing out from the State stands no matter who we ' re playing. prina fe ever With Spring comes green grass, leaves on trees, flowers ... A lazy looking bunch of students around the campus and in class rooms . . . Sporty convertibles running around . . . Co-eds in shorts . . . Parties at Chotaw, Crossroads, Bully ' s Woods . . . Baseball games . . . Spring practice . . . Co-eds in shorts . . . Grill time, Sack time, Party time, loving time, but no time for classes We can ' t let classes interfere with our education) . . . Co-eds in shorts . . . Well let ' s see what Fall has to offer • • OL SPRING SEMESTER J 1954 Laziness, loafing. Spring fever or what ever you want to call it, hits the campus hard dur- ing the Spring. It ' s here all year, but everybody seems to think Spring is an excuse to sleep. Wonder what Tom Mix has to say about it. Bet his dreams are of a girl or a fifth or both. What class are you supposed to be in, Tom?? Every year there are numer- ous picnics, suppers, break- fasts, outings, wiener roasts, marshmallow toastings, or whatever other name they give to parties in the woods at Chotaw. Above is a pic- ture taken when the Band had a picnic at Chotaw last year. The so-called Chefs are Ramsay, Shinn, Butts, Crigler, and Woods. No this is not exactly a funeral, it ' s just the burial exercises of the Crimson Tide before hand as the State Bulldogs didn ' t slay the Elephants until the fol- lowing Saturday. Is Mr. West conducting the pep band in the Funeral March. Hail State, or Go to Hell Ole Miss?? Any of them would be appropri- ate. Miss. State ' s most ardent fan. Uncle Remes. is shown at a football game with Head-cheerleader Beard and Moor. He is probably telling the fans what kinda ' bacca he smokes, or how Blind Jim says. Ole Miss gotta good team as far as I can see. Wow!! Wow!! A press box view of the student section in Scott Stadium, also part of the game. If you look real hard you can see the Freshmen down front in their pajamas ready for the Cake Race. Cyo or a 5c CO With September comes a new school year . . . more parties . . . Football games . . . High school spirit . . . New Co-eds . . . More Freshmen and Skinned heads . . . More cars and less parking space . . . Crowds to campus . . . New Co-eds . . . Profs, Classes, and Quizzes . . . The quizzes give us trouble ... So do the Co-eds . . . But we love ' em. 5L FALL SEMESTER GIV ' EM HELL STATE! Give Who Hell? Why. give Ole Miss Hell of course. Here shows the Umps pacing off a few yards against the Hell- Hole Bums of the U. of M. But they seemed to count more against us as we came out on the short end of a 14-0 score. There was an over capacity crowd at the game as can be seen by the stands in the background. iriiiini ' ir ■ r JL .•;-.■ .: • • X ■ tf x K I f5 lk 1 si ii | iftirti« ' t % s ' ' •- • . • • %_• . ' ■ High School Day and thousands of high school kids wandering around the campus. Above can be seen a few of them strolling about. The line going by the REVEILLE office is the lunch line into the grill. Kind of disgusting to a college student who wants to eat dinner anytime after 10:00 and before game time. But we ' re glad they came, maybe a bunch of them will decide to come back to attend school here next year. (More cars). And like always there is a dance, after football games, on open weekends, and any other available time that won ' t interfere with another party. . . . HOMECOMING Homecoming day is the time for welcoming . . . The reunion of old class mates . . . Fixing homecoming displays . . . One Scotch . . . Freshman Cake Race . . . Election and presentation of Home- coming Queen . . . Big Football game . . . One Bourbon . . . Loaded and happy Alumni flowing about . . . Homecoming dance with the Red-Tops . . . and more pasture parties . . . One Beer. v v° sf -rffS ?c°O % ° % • 5 v ° U)£LCofl£ . c e. p JO V The REVEILLE Party was a gay pasture party out at Papa Jim ' s ' lake. Looks as if Fritz is having trouble with Frank over Evelyn, Bob and Nell are having no trouble, that ' s proven below. Poor Bill over in the background, ain ' t got no gal. A friendly little game of chance, eh Brad? You don ' t look worried, you must have Aces full. Robert is sweating it out. This is a favorite pastime of many students at State on a rainy afternoon. Let it Roll, All Night Long!! This was a little stag party for the State boys at Ft. Benning last summer. Everybody seems to be having a great time. What ' s in the pitchers, lemonade? PARTIES CLASSES an j EXAMS Tony Pastor not only played for the opening dance, but he also judged the Beauty Contest for the REVEILLE. This was a damn good dance and evervone really enjoyed it. See what I mean, no trouble at all, but look at Fritz and Frank still battling it out. The REVEILLE party is always a good one. Believe we ' ll have another one before the year is out. EXAMS These little pop quizzes bring bloodshot eyes from burning midnight oil and cram- ming ... or from too many trips to cross- roads for just one more beer to study on ... A big shout from those seniors lucky enough to be exempt . . . An evil look in the Prof ' s eyes . . . Hell Raising in the halls ... A rush on at the woodpile ... a rise in sale of cigarettes and coffee . . . Farewell parties . . . Graduation . . . And the close of another semester --to some the last. Dr. Snellgrove believes in comfort while he lectures. I ' ve always heard it and now I know it ' s true if you drop your pencil in Snellgrove ' s class, you flunk the course. His lectures run around six pages a day. but everyone who takes his courses likes him, in- cluding me. Some people study (?) in the oddest positions. Take JoAnne for instance, do you think she ' s studying much? By the way, check that Hurricane glass on the table. You been to Big N. O., JoAnne? What ' s he suppose to be doing?? Is he reading in- structions on tennis, counting the weeks until exam week, or going to polish his shoes? That ' s the way most students study, on the run. DEDICATION . . . Another year at Mississippi State College has passed into history. But it will not be forgotten as it was the object of the REVEILLE staff to compile for you a tangible record of this fleeting moment. An album of friend, an outline of activities, and a thessaurus of memories all within one cover. But this is not the first time this task has been undertaken and completed for this, the 1955 edition, is the 50th Volume of the REVEILLE. Forty-nine men, over the years have given of their time, talent and efforts to provide a true reflection of college days at Mississippi State College. It is to these 49 Editors that we, the 1955 REVEILLE staff, dedicate this 50th edition. PAST EDITORS 1898 M. W. Chapman 1931 C. J. Amber 1906 J. H. Belford 1932 C. H. King 1907 H. W. Stale worth 1933 John Satter white 1908 E. R. Blanton 1934 F. F. Guyton 1909 W. P. Craddock 1935 W. H. Brown 1910 H. B. Sanders 1936 K. M. Oakley 1911 F. J. Hubbard 1937 J. R. Denton 1912 B. L Field 1938 W. C. Washburn 1914 E. F. White 1939 R. T. Carlisle 1915 E. R. Raney 1940 A. T. Evans 1916 L C. Mosley 1941 F. A. Patty 1917 M. F. Knost 1942 T. C. Brown 1918 S. S. Champion 1943 Burt Gunn 1919 S. H. Livingston Jimmy Moore 1920 J. B. Swift (Co-editors) 1921 G. T. Sargent 1945 David Cline 1922 W. T. Catledge 1946 M. S. Sackheim 1923 L. 1. Jones 1947 J. F. Sanderson 1924 R. C. Cook 1948 George Wade 1925 J. H. Redding 1949 R. L. Daniels, Jr. 1926 W. V. Davis 1950 Sam Simmons 1927 J. C. Flippin 1951 C. H. Johnson 1928 J. P. Vinzant 1952 Lela Foresman 1929 R. S. Kersh 1953 Jimmy Montgomery 1930 Royce McDavid 1954 Johnny Spruill 7 %- % ■■■H ADMINISTRATION 5L GOVERNOR HUGH L. WHITE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Of State Institutions of Higher Learning PRESIDENT DR. H. M. IVY Meridian CHARLES D. FAIR Louisville H. G. CARPENTER Rolling Fork R. W. REED Tupelo R. B. SMITH. JR Ripley PAUL H. BOWDRE Hernando MRS. JAMES RICE TAYLOR Jackson R. D. MORROW Brandon DAVID COTTRELL J. O. EMMERICH TOM TUBB MARTIN V. B. MILLER .... R. D. McLENDON E. R. Jobe, Executive Secretary . . Guliport . . McComb West Point . Meridian . Senatobia 18 PRESIDENT 1!) DR. T. K. MARTIN Administrative Assistant and Registrar DR. D. W. AIKEN Dean of Student Affairs STRATION MR. WILLIAM T. HOLLINGSWORTH Coordinator of Student Affairs MR. R. D. (Bob) WILLIAMS Alumni Secretary MR. MALCOLM G. GRAY Director of Student Housing James Simmons iforeqround) and Ronald Golden are stu- dent assistants to Mr. J, T. Cardwell of the Dairy Husbandry Research Department. Simmons is shown weighing out a sample of nonfat dry milk while Golden is operating a machine in the back. SCHOOL -f AGRICULTURE DEANS ERNEST B. COLMER and CLAY LYLE Marian Yarbrough is helping put himself through college by working in the Dairy Barn. In the picture he is shown weighing the milk which the cow to the left has given. Accurate records of milk production make possible evalua- tion of pasture crops and feeds. Three horticulture students participate in a floral ar- rangement lab at one of the college ' s many greenhouses. From left to right they are: Fred Furr, Suzanne Powell, and Gordon White. SCHOOL of BUSINESS « NDUSTRY Miss Irva Bryant is instructing Jim McLendon in the art of making clover-leaf rolls. Ef Before graduating, education majors must spend part of a semester observing classrocm procedure and practice teaching. Here Sammie Smith is shown teaching a 9th grade literature class at Starkville High School. SCHOOL 4 EDUCATION wM Miss Louise Whitlow points out an assignment to Evelyn Fletcher. The typing class is being taught on the second floor of the B-E Building. DEAN HAROLD FLINSCH In this picture instructor Joe Cornish, right, is explaining the use of an oscilloscope to student George Elliott. In this instance, the oscilloscope, which graphs electric im- pulses on a cathode ray tube, is being used as an elec- tronic air speed indicator. SCHOOL of ENGINEERING Engineering sophomore Alan Leff works part time in the aerophysics laboratory. He is shown inspecting one of the many aircraft engines found there. Pictured here are three students using an engine lath in Patterson Engineering Laboratory. E. O. Emfinger, foreground, and the other students are busily working on an engineering lab project. James E. Davis, left, and instructor Paul Warttman are working with a new type spectroscope called the Spectranal. The Spectranal is used for the analysis of metals. SCHOOL of SCIENCE • ;. } ; 4 DEAN M. P. ETHEREDGE [f ) y Pretty Sarah Etheredge looks almost like one of the mad ■women scientists of movie fame as she performs an ex- periment in chemistry lab. Co-ed Ann Edwards, Joe Dan Edwards, and lab instructor Charles F. Fowler observe a test tube of leaf extract (in Fowler ' s hand) which shows the separation of green and yellow pigments that are found in all green leaves. The pigments are ex- tracted by boiling the leaves in alcohol. Graduate student Bennie Rizzuto prepares to inject an antibiotic into the rabbit, to see if the laboratory-developed antibiotic can check infection. Assisting Rizzuto is Robert Hilbun (on right). DL GRADUATE SCHOOL Dr. H. W. Bennett looks on as Norma Merwine studies the chromosones of a strange plant de- veloped by the Experimental Station. It is a cross between Johnson grass and sorghum. Merwine is working on his Ph.D. degree. DEAN HUBERT DRENNON Seated, left to right: Freeman. Hull. McKee, Smallwood, Moor. Ramsay. Standing: McElroy, Ewing, Runnels. Arant, Neal. Terry. Bishop, Glasgow, Rutledge. Smith. Morrison, Black, Slaton, Beard. McRaney. Rees. THE STUDENT The Student Association of Mississippi State Col- lege is the executive governing body of the students. Each school elects, according to its constitution, rep resentatives to the Student Association who are vested with the powers to vote on a ll problems in the interest of their respective schools. Other members of the Association are the staff heads of the Reflector and REVEILLE. The three-fold purpose of the Association is to bind all students in a stronger union and develop a keener sense of school spirit, promote closer relations be- tween faculty and students, and to build a greater Mississippi State College. This Association is governed by the Executive Committee composed of the President, Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary, and Treasurer. These men are elected annually by the student body. The Vice-President is also charged as Chairman of the Dance and Entertainment Committee. 28 OFFICERS BOBBY McKEE President ROBERT SMALLWOOD Vice-President BLUFORD MOOR Secretary CALVIN T. HULL Treasurer MEMBERS SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE William Ewing Andy T. Arant James G. Rees SCHOOL OF EDUCATION William Glasgow Anne Ruthledge SCHOOL OF SCIENCE Donald Morrison Richard Smith SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Andrew G. Terry Robert L. McRaney Charles S. McElroy SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Gene Bishop Robert Black John Ramsay EX-OFFICIO Marion Slaton Ben Neal Wayne Freeman Thomas Runnels Billy Beard Rush Yelverton ASSOCIATION THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL wmd •- — « nm 2 V • Chief Potentates All Loaf and no work. The Casual Tyrant THE 1955 The Ogar and the orphans. The ' 55 REVEILLE was characterized by a marked air of casualness. And by the middle of the year everybody had begun to casually wonder whether or not there was going to be an annual in ' 55. Setting the pace was editor-in-chief Marion Slufoot Slaton whose attitude can best be described as one of royal unconcern. About one-fourth of the student body showed they didn ' t care either by not quite bothering to show up for picture taking. With the strong feeling of disinterest so general, the whole staff had soon begun to disdain such pesky things as deadlines, final deadlines, and absolutely final deadlines. A typical staff meeting finds the gang casually listening to Dixieland Jazz from the record player and wondering where Slue is. The assistant editor hazards a guess that Slue is out juking. No, the managing editor cuts in, he ' s probably indulging in his favorite pastime of sacking out. Just about this time the editor finally arrives with the pretty feature editor and explains that the two have just had a lengthy discussion on whether or not the ' 55 REVEILLE should have a cover and related matters. First subject on the agenda is the order of the an- nual ' s various sections. The Military editor suggests putting the ROTC pages first. He has delusions of gold bars. The Administration editor thinks his section should come first. He wants to casually graduate. Tempers flare and the discussion becomes more and more heated until the meeting is adjourned with the following decisions having been made: the cover will not be chartreuse or helio and the annual will not be dedicated to the 1955 Sugar Bowl score. Slaves of the Tyrant. V Shylock of the REVEiLLE. REVEILLE Such behavior would have sent many scurrying to the bottle or the little white house with bars, but not our noble Slue who saunters off into the night with a shrug of the shoulders murmering Mariana — tomorrow is another day. With the old snapshot editor using all his time going out for basketball, the new one to busy courting, and most everybody casually engaged in some similarly in- dispensable occupation, deadlines and back work piled up in the backroom until soon there wasn ' t even any room left there for parties. So you see it ' s actually a wonder that you have an annual at all. But here it is, right before ycu: Living proof that if you don ' t do your job somebody else will have to do it. We casually hope you ' ll like it. EDITORIAL STAFF MARION SLATON Editor-in-chief BILL COSTLY Managing Editor FRANK KEITH Assistant Editor VAN BRISTOW Cartoonist ELLEN DRANE Class Editor BOB BLACK Sports Editor FRANK MAY Assistant Sports Editor JOAN STACY Index Editor BOBBY SCHOONOVER Copy Editor BILL McCAIN Fraternity Editor BRAB BRABSTON Military Editor JANET GREGORY Feature Editor EARL GUYTON Administration Editor PAULA SCOTT Snapshot Editor BILLY BEARD Organization Editor JOY DAY. SHIRLEY FAIRLEY. NELL GRAHAM. JIMMY HEGNER. BURNITT BEALLE. BILL PONTIUS. JO RUSSUM. ANN EDWARDS. MARY GENE CAROTHERS. FRITZ FRIZELL. BARBARA McCAIN. MONICA LOU RAY Editorial Assistants Ellen, you ' re supposed to be typing. HP ' . ? m Now you debit this here . . . BUSINESS STAFF BEN C. NEAL Business Manage ED HAMMOND Assistant Business Manager DON MORRISON. JANET HARRINGTON. MEG GRAY Business Assistants We don ' t know nothing about bookkeeping. Nov let ' s talk this thing over. Bill. F and F . . . Main whip crackers Chief! THE REFLECTOR Hot Shot Sports Staff Cheese for Society Slaton mentioned that we might write something funny for this space in the REVEILLE. We really don ' t see too much humor in the Reflector to write about, but it ' s his book. So here we present a typical day in the Reflector Office: Editor walks in . . . looks at copy and assignment sheet and curses . . . other three staff members walk in and curse editor. Discussion arises as to who does what . . . Editor presents case . . . everyone has a can . . . lonely typewriter pecks away in corner . . . Big story on way ... on way to trash can. Janitor comes in . . . spits on floor and leaves . . . Floor remains knee deep in waste paper. Everyone sets down and types . . . for five minutes . . . then everyone goes to grill for coffee . . . All back at work next day. Somehow the Reflector appears on Tuesday. Don ' t ask how. Actually, Volume 67 of the Reflector was a success in many ways. Beset by staff vacancies and the usual lack of interest, the paper nevertheless held its own against comparable collegiate publications, and showed a financial gain for the year. Making its appearance 28 times, the Reflector pre- sented several controversial issues, including articles on segregation, traffic problems, Student Council activi- ties, and national issues. The circulation of Volume 67, numbering over 4,000, was the highest the Reflector ever had, thanks to alumni subscribers over the land. Despite the lack of a school of journalism, the paper managed to progress along with the college. Don ' t ask how. Circulation Mens EDITORIAL STAFF WAYNE FREEMAN Editor-in-Chief ROBERT FERGUSON Managing Editor DAVE LANGFORD News Editor TED KELLY Sports Editor JIM SHANKS Assistant Sports Editor SARAH ETHEREDGE Society Editor JIM MORETON Exchange Editor JOHN SMYLIE Copy Editor VAN BRISTOW Cartoonist JAMES WHITE Photographer MEG GRAY. SHIRLEY FAIRLEY. ELLEN DRANE. JOY DAY. NANCY CAMMACK. MARY GENE CARROTHERS. JOHN ED SOLOMON, JOE YESKO Editorial Assistants BUSINESS STAFF THOMAS RUNNELS Business Manager JAMES WRAY BUSH Assistant Business Manager PHIL SMITH Advertising Manager BOB HAYWARD Circulation Manager DON SHEPPARD Circulation Assistant WALKER SAWYER Proofreader JOHN HOUCK. NEWTON HUGHES Business Assistants News Gathering Ex-Wheel, now Pfc. Not Enough Ads? BOARD OF PUBLICATION The Board of Publications serves in a governing capacity, basically though it renders a great service to the publications of the student body in practical solution to problems presented by the editors of each publication. The Board is composed of three faculty members, the head of Public Relations, the president of the Student Association, the Editor of the REVEILLE, the editor of the Reflector, and the two Business Managers of the publi- cations. The editors of both publications of Mississippi State must at all times follow the jurisdiction of this board. MEMBERS DR. T. K. MARTIN Chairman WILLIAM HOLLINGSWORTH Faculty W. W. LITTLEJOHN Faculty MALLEY BYRD Public Relations MARION SLATON Editor of REVEILLE BEN NEAL Business Manager of REVEILLE WAYNE FREEMAN Editor of Reflector THOMAS RUNNELS Business Manager of Reflector BOBBY McKEE President of Student Association Seated, left to right: Neal, Slaton, McKee, Freeman, and Runnels. S Littlejohn. Martin, and Hollingsworth. III! IN Iff 1 1 I i i I A i I 1 1.. i t 1 1 1 1 1. ? l f Jr f i-i • § ■ i i iBpF ! .jrf k ' ' « L ) Seated, left to right: Robert Beard, Theo Dinkins, Don Morrison, Cigar Smallwood, Gid Terry, Bobby Swan. Standing: James Booth, Billy Koonce, Sarah Etheredge, Wayne Hegwood, Jimmy Dorris, Troy Tolbert. THE DANCE COMMITTEE ROBERT SMALLWOOD Chairman The Dance Committee of the Student Association is responsible for the managing of all big dances on the State College Campus. This organization, under the leadership of Robert Cigar Smallwood has sponsored the three Student Association dances dur- ing the school year, plus several concerts. They brought in big-name bands, including Tony Pastor, Billy May, Louis Armstrong. Whether the dance was a mammoth affair or just a small concert, the eighteen members of the Dance Committee worked to make it a success. Hail to these students who have, so obviously, made our fine dances possible. MEMBERS Robert Beard Charles McElroy James Booth Robert McRaney Theo Dinkins Don Morrison Jimmy Dorris Don Pounds Sara Etheredge Richard Roberson Jimmy Forbes Bobby Swan Wayne Hegwood Gid Terry Billy Koonce Troy Tolbert Ralph Lord 35 Brandt L. Baker William Dotherow Ewing Polly Williams Hayden i : 4- I ■■ ' ■  « P Ulrich Owen Bibb Jr. Eugene H. Bishop Robert J. Black Elizabeth Nan Cammack WHO S WHO -Amona Students in Horace M. Gladney James E. Hu ll William Lloyd Glasgow Glen Gates Jacks Jerry B. Graves Joseph Harry Kennedy Anthony M. Guercio Mary Nell Massey ■ - 3 V J ;•- .- m Bobby Earl McKee Blutord Lovelace Moor Donald B. Morrison Adrian Vance Polk Jesse J. Quinn SWl vnerican olteaeS an T J u niuerAuied Itli James Gary Rees Robert Ryan Steele James A. Rufiin Andrew Gid Terry Anne Ruthedge William T. Tolbert Charles W. Sappington William T. Tucker Robert T. Smallwood NOT PICTURED: Raphord Lee Barrett Harold Boyd Easterwood James Mayo McKay John Warren Smylie THE GRADUATES AKHTER. SYED WALI Bihar, India AL DID, MOHSIN ABBAS Cairo, Egypt ALLEN, JOHN S. JR Holcomb, Miss. APPLEWHITE, RAY Bassfield, Miss. ARON, BILLY GORDON Houlka. Miss. AYCOCK. WILLIAM WADE JR Trebloc, Miss. BETTS, JOHNNIE EDMON Indianola, Miss. BIRCHUM. JACK ROY Jackson, Miss. BLACK, LLOYD WRAY Ackerman. Miss. BOBBITT, CHARLES WILLIAM Starkville, Miss. BRACKEEN, TRAVIS WILBURN Iuka, Miss. BROWNING, ALLAN CARTER JR Columbus, Miss. CABLER, HELEN SYBIL Meridian. Miss. CAFFEY, HORACE ROUSE Lambert. Miss. CALVERT, CHARLES EDWIN Lambert, Miss. CASH. CLARENCE ALLEN Millport, Ala. CRUMPTON. ROBERT THOMAS Starkville. Miss. ELMORE. CHRISTOPHER MATHIAS JR Abbeville, Miss. FARLEY, ORMAN HENRY Paragould, Ark. GARY, ROBERT B Slate Springs. Miss. GORDON. WALLACE CARROL Hattiesburg, Miss. GOZA. AARON WALKER Lexington, Miss. GREGG. BILLY RAY Taylorsville. Miss. HARRIS, JOHN RICHARD Baldwyn, Miss. HAYDEN. JAMES STUART Clinton, Miss. HILDERBRAND, ANTHONY DABNEY JR Vicksburg, Miss. HOWELL, DONALD NELSON Starkville. Miss. KOURY. PETER ALBERT Leland, Miss. Dean Etheridge conducting an experiment. LeCLERG, ROBERT ERWIN University Park, Md. LIVINGSTON, REX Leland. Miss. LLOYD, JAMES JACKSON JR Tupelo, Miss. McDANIEL, ALVIN RAY Johnston Sta., Miss. MARTIN, JOHN BENNETT JR Belzoni, Miss. MERWINE. NORMAN CHARLES Westerville. Ohio MILLER. WALTER OLIVER JR Cleveland, Miss. MOORE. SAMUEL BLANCHARD Jackson, Miss. PALMER, JAMES A Moselle, Miss. PARKER, JOHN LENARD Philadelphia. Miss. PARR. IDA F. COOK Covington, Tenn. PAULSON. OSCAR L. JR Yazoo City, Miss. PEETS, NORMAN DAVIS JR Wesson, Miss. PENNINGTON, CONNIE JACKSON Caledonia, Miss. PHILLIPS. TRAVIS DENTON Grenada, Miss. PHILLIPS, WILLIE EDWARD Corinth, Miss. POTTS. HOWARD CALVIN Stillwater. Okla. PRICE. WILLIAM N Utica. Miss. PURDEN. JIMMY LEE Canton. Miss. PYLANT. JACK LAVELLE Purvis, Miss. RAY, JOHN W Starksville, Miss. REEVES, JOE THOMAS Carthage, Miss. RHINEHART. WICL1FF GRADY Leaksville, Miss. RIZZUTO, ANTHONY B New Orleans. La. ROBINSON. HENRY CUTAH Fulton, Miss. ROBINSTON. HOWARD CHAPELL Brandon, Miss. RUSSELL, WILLIAM E Thomastown, Miss. SINGH. AMBIKA Uttar Pardesh. India SMITH, DARRELL REED Tishomingo, Miss. SMITH, JOHN CALVIN Blue Mountain. Miss. SMITH. VIRGIL KIRKLAND JR Ackerman, Miss. SOULEYRETTE. DUMONT ALDEN Danville, Ky. SPARKS. DAVID H Hillsboro. Miss. STANDIFER, LEONIDAS CALMET JR Jackson, Miss. STILL. THOMAS WAYNE Sardis, Miss. STOKES. VIRGIL CLINTON Noxapater, Miss. SWORDS, LUTHER C New Albany. Miss. TRIPLETT. GLOVER B. JR Crawford. Miss. WALL, DAMON Peoria, Miss, WASSER, CHESTER C. JR Jackson, Miss. WEBB, JAMES K Monticello, Miss. WHITE, SAMUEL H Ethel, Miss. WILLIAMS. CHARLES H Hickory, Miss. WILLIAMSON. DONALD D Columbia, Miss. WINDHAM. GERALD D Booneville, Miss. WOOD. NORMAN REUBEN Columbu s, Miss. WRIGHT. BILLY CLINARD Starkville, Miss. 40 9 «ofi v « J, - ' - ' if • V n o, o o. ' , A Z3F 0% 7: ( i .ft Akhter Al Did Allen Applewhite Aron Aycock Betts Birchum Black Bobbitt Brackeen Browning Cabler Caffey Calvert Cash Crumpton Elmore Farley Gary Gordon Goza Gregg Harris Hayden Hildebrand Howell Koury LeClerg Livingston Lloyd McDaniel Martin Merwine Miller Moore Palmer Parker Parr Paulson Peets Pennington Phillips. T. D. Phillips. W. E. Potts Price Pruden Pylant Ray Reeves Rhinehart Rizzuto Robinson. Hen Robinson, H. Russell Singh Smith. D. R. Smith. J. C. Smith. V. K. Souleyrette Sparks Standifer Still Stokes Swords Triplett Wall Wasser Webb White Williams Williamson Windham Wood Wright ABRAHAM ADAMS, B. ADAMS, M. ADDKISON ADDY •1 -5 ' MP AITCHSON ALBRITTON ALLEN, W. 1955 ABRAHAM, JAMES ELLIS, Port Gibson, BUSINESS, Lambda Chi Alpha, Alpha Phi Omega 2, Marketing Club 2, Westminster Fellowship 2 © ADAMS, BOBBY L., Smithdale, AGRICULTURE • ADAMS. MORRIS, Charleston, Veterans ' Club 4, Y.M.C.A. 4 ADDKISON, DONALD VANCE, Louisville, BUSINESS • ADDY. JAMES HARRIS, Decatur. AGRICULTURE. SECOND ROW: AITCHSON, GEORGE McGONIGLE. Lyon, ENGINEERING, AIEE 2, 3, 4, © ALBRITTON, JACK HENRY. Lucedale. Block Bridle 2 • ALLEN. CAROLYN. Jackson. EDUCATION, Chi Omega, Dames Club 4 • ALLEN. JAMES PAUL. Starkville, SCIENCE, Sigma Gamma Epsilon 4, Dip Strike Club 1, 2, V-Pres. 2, Recipient of Carlton Kelly Award 1 • ALLEN. WILLIAM LEON. Jackson. BUSINESS. SAM 4. ALLRED ANDERSON ANTHONY. B. ANTHONY, W. APPLEWHITE ARNETT •£ JP f 4 P TCJS T ATKINS Scenic view of the Field House. m BAILEY . fc BAIRD BAKER, B. R. BAKER, B. L. BALL, B. J. BALL, B. A. . . THIRD ROW: ALLRED. WILLIAM WIRT. McBride. BUSINESS • ANDERSON. GEORGE LAFAYETTE. Shuqualak. ENGINEERING • ANTHONY. BOBBY MYRLE. Columbia. AGRICULTURE, Poultry Club 4 • ANTHONY, WALTER E., Tupelo. ENGINEERING, Phi Kappa Tau, ASCE 2, Veterans ' Club 3 • APPLEWHITE. CARROLL DANIEL. Hazlehurst. SCIENCE, Kappa Alpha © ARNETT. WILLIAM HAROLD, Louisville. SCIENCE • ARNOLD. GEORGE B.. Starkville. AGRICULTURE. FOURTH ROW: ATKINS. GEORGE POOLE. Meridian. ENGINEERING, Kappa Alpha, ASME 3, 4 • BAILEY. JAMES EARL, Starkville. ENGINEERING, Pi Kappa Alpha, Colonel ' s Club, V-Pres. 1, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Delta Air Lines Scholarship 3, Sophomore Award AFROTC, Rifle Team 1, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences 2, 3, Pres 4. • BAIRD. ANDREW WESLEY. Houston. AGRICULTURE • BAKER. BILLY R.. Starkville. BUSINESSS • BAKER. BRANDT L.. Summit, EDUCATION, Industrial Education Club 4, Iota Lambda Sigma 9 BALL, BILLIE JOE. Laurel, ENGINEERING • BALL. BOYCE ALLEN. Vardaman. AGRICULTURE. BANNISTER BARKSDALE BARNETT BARRENTINE BARRETT BARTON V JjlS f 40mww m BEALL BENNETT, B. FIRST ROW: BANNISTER. AUDREY VERNON. Collins, AGRICULTURE, APO 2, Agronomy Club • BARKSDALE, JULIAN RAY. Madison. ENGINEERING, A.S.C.E. 3, 4 • BARNETT. A. H.. Courtland, AGRICULTURE, Block Bridle Club 3, 4 • BARRENTINE. CORNELIA SEAT. Yazoo City. SCIENCE, Chi Omega • BARRETT. RAPHORD LEE, Greenwood. ENGINEERING, Sigma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Eta Eigma 1, Kappa Mu Epsilon 2, 3, 4, M-Club 2, 3, 4, Scabbard Blade 3, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi 3, 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, Electrical Engineering 2, 3, 4 O BARRON, JAMES, Belfast. Tenn.. EDUCATION • BARTON. GLEN BOYCE. Calhoun City. AGRICULTURE. SECOND ROW: BEALL, JERRY PRESSLEY. Starkville. SCIENCE • BEEVERS. ERNEST B.. Union, ENGINEERING • BECKHAM. HOWARD LEE. Swiftown. ENGINEERING, SPE © BEDENBAUGH. JAMES ALBERT. State College, BUSINESS, Kappa Sigma Sec. 2, Wesley Foundation Council 1, Phi Eta Sigma 2, Reflector 1, Reveille 1, 2, 3, Chi Lambda Rho 3, 4, Barristers Club 3, Accounting Club i • BELL WALLACE LANE, Walnut. EDUCATION • BENNETT. BINGHAM DOZIER. Marianna. Ark., EDUCATION, Baseball 1, ?, 3 • BENNETT. CECIL EDWARD. Vaiden. BUSINESS. SENIOR BERRY 3 BERRYHILL BIBB BILLINGSLEY BISHOP BLACK. A. BLACK, R. 1 t ih BOISTURE, T. . ttc : ! : i BOLTON BOND, J. BOND, M. BONNER BOOTH ' tm BOSCHERT FIRST ROW: BERRY, WELTON B.. Georgetown. ENGINEERING • BERRYHILL. WILLIAM D., Plantersville, AGRICULTURE, Alpha Tau Alpha 3, 4, Pres. 4 • BIBB. ULRICH OWEN, JR., Tunica. AGRICUL- TURE, Sigma Chi, Alpha Zeta 3, 4, V-Pres. 4, Scabbard Blade 3, 4, Treas. 4, Block Bridle 2, 3, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4 • BILLINGSLEY, WILLIAM E., Winona, ENGINEERING, A.S.M.E. 3, 4, Marketing Club 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3 • BISHOP, EUGENE H.. Hattiesburg, ENGINEERING, Sigma Chi, Phi Eta Sigma Pres. 1, Colonels Club 2, KME Pres 3, 4, OKD Pres. 4, Eng. School Pres. 4, Tau Beta Pi 3, 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4, Student Council 4, IFC 4, YMCA Cabinet 4, ASME 1, 2, 3, 4 • BLACK, ADOLPHUS LEROY, Meridian, BUSINESS, KA 2, 3, 4, SAM 3, 4, Sociology Club 3, 4 • BLACK, ROBERT J., Greenwood, ENGINEERING, Kappa Sigma, Student Council 3, 4, Blue Key 3, 4, ASCE 2, 3, 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4, Reveille 3, 4, Sports Ed. 4, Reflector 2, 3, 4. SECOND ROW: BOISTURE. THOMAS CASSIDY, Detroit. Mich.. EDUCATION • BOLTON. RALPH, Red Bay, Ala.. BUSINESS, SAM 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 • BOND. JACK O.. Greenwood. BUSINESS, Accounting Club 3, 4 • BOND, MARQUIS WILLIE. Wiggins. BUSINESS, Accounting Club • BONNER. MARY COMFORT. Kosciusko, SCIENCE, Chi O • BOOTH, JAMES HENRY, Monticello, BUSINESS, Theta Xi, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Colonel ' s Club, Dance Committee, IFC Delta Sigma Pi, SAM • BOSCHERT, HARRY R„ Duncan, AGRICULTURE, Sigma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Block Bridle Club 2, 3, 4, Scabbard Blade 3, 4, Drill Team 3, 4, Drill Master 4. c— 43 BOWDEN BOWEN BOYD, J. BOYD, R. BOZEMAN n fc :h BRACEY BRAND BRANDON BRANUM BRETT 1955 FIRST ROW: BOWDEN, MILTON WAYNE, Senatobio. AGRICULTURE • BOWEN, MARY JEANETTE, Osceola, Ark., EDUCATION, Zeta Tau Alpha, Treas 4, Cardinal Key 3, 4, Panhellenic Council 4 • BOYD. JOSEPH HURD, Jackson, SCIENCE, Phi Kappa Tau, Sigma Gamma Epsilon 3, 4, Dip Strike Club 2, 3, 4 • BOYD, ROBERT S., Humbolt, Term.. AGRICULTURE Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Forestry Club 2, 3, 4 • BOZEMAN, BILLY FARRAR, Hazlehurst. SCIENCE, Lambda Chi Alpha Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Sec, Chemical Engineers Club, Pres., IFC, Varsity Rifle Team. SECOND ROW: BRACEY. AVON EARL. Kokomo. AGRICULTURE • BRAND, WOODROW WILSON. JR.. Houston. BUSINESS • BRANDON. CARL M.. Coffeeville. AGRICULTURE, Agriculture Economics Club 3, 4, Vet erans ' Club 3, 4 • BRANUM, BOBBY LANE, Greenwood, ENGINEERING, Sigma Chi • BRETT, CHARLES EDWIN, Meridian. ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi 4, Kappa Mu Epsilon 4, A.I.E.E. 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi 4. BRENT BRISTOW BROWN, J. BROWN, T. BROWNING BUFKIN BULLACK 1 y • Wr i BURGE, j. BURGE, W iew of campus from third floor C Section Hull Hall toward Main Dormitory. BURKETT BURRIS BURWELL BUTTS THIRD ROW: BRENT. FLOYD VICTOR. JR., Wesson, AGRICULTURE • BRISTOW, ROBERT VANCE, Tupelo, SCIENCE, Pi Kaopa Alpha • BROWN, JAMES LAWRENCE, Canton. AGRICULTURE, Kappa Alpha • BROWN. TED C. Jackson. BUSINESS, Maroon Band 1, 2, 3, 4, YMCA Cabinet 1, College Choir 1, Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4 • BROWNING. ELIZABETH M.. Vardaman, EDUCATION • BUFKIN, JAMES THOMAS. Hazlehurst. AGRICUL- TURE, Cackle Crow 4 • BULLACK, HARRISON LEE. JR.. Florence. AGRICULTURE. FOURTH ROW: BURGE. JAMES C. Poplarville, AGRICULTURE Block Bridle Club Judging Team • BURGE. WILLIE GRACE. Poplarville. EDUCATION • BURKETT. THOMAS B.. Canton, ENGINEERING, Kappa Alpha, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences 3, 4, Treas 4, Dance Committee 3, 4 • BURRAGE, J. T.. Noxapater, BUSINESS, Marketing Club 3, 4, Veterans ' Club 4 • BURRIS. MARVIN EUGENE, Brookhaven, ENGINEERING, Kappa Mu Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi 4, Scabbard Blade 3, 4, Drill Team 3, 4 • BURWELL. CLEMENT L.. JR.. Ebenezer. BUSINESS, Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4, Pres 4, Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, Veterans ' Club • BUTTS. EDWARD CONWAY. Columbus, SCIENCE.. Ifttef BYHD CAMMACK CAMP CAMPBELL CANIZARO CARLEY CARLISLE CARPENTER, J CARPENTER. R. f CALVER CAVEN FIRST ROW: BYRD. ARTHUR THOMAS, Picayune. ENGINEERING, ASME 3, 4 • CAGLE. JOHN E., Wesson. AGRICULTURE, Theta Xi • CAMMACK. ELIZABETH NAN. Columbus. BUSINESS Zeta Tau Alpha, Colonel ' s Club 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Sec 3, Campus Favorite 3, Canterbury Club 2, 3, V-Pres. 3, Cardinal Key 3, 4, Treas, 3, 4, Zeta Tau Alpha Treas 2, 3, V-Pres. 2, Pres 4, Accounting Club 2, V-Pres. 2, Reveille Staff 2, Reflector Staff 3, 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges • CAMP. TERRY MASON. Starkville. BUSINESS, Sigma Chi • CAMPBELL. rOHN C. Carrollton. AGRICULTURE • CANIZARO. JACK PETER. III. Vicksburg. ENGINEERING, Lambda Chi Alpha • CARLEY CHARLES TEAM. Vicksburg. ENGINEERING, Sigma Chi, ASME Pres. 4, Kappa Mu Epsilon 4. SECOND ROW: CARLISLE. JOE H.. West Point, AGRICULTURE, Colonel ' s Club 1, Poultry Club 2, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Poultry Judging Team 3 • CARPENTER. JAMES RALPH. Prairie Point. AGRICULTURE, Kappa Alpha, Agricultural Economics Administration Club 4 • CARPENTER. ROY E.. Starkville, BUSINESS, Kappa Sigma, Society for Advancement of Management 3, 4, Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4 • CARROTHERS. WILLIAM STEWART. JR.. Ruleville. AGRICULTURE • CALVER. CARL E. JR.. Cleveland. BUSINESS, Sigma Chi Band 2 • CAVEN. CHARLES ALLEN. Okolona. EDUCATION, Sec. -Res. M-Club 3, Pres. 4, Arnold Air Society, WGAS 4 • CAVES. JAMES HASKEL. Laurel. AGRICULTURE. SENIOR CAVES, R. CHEATHAM CHERRY CLARK, H. CLARK, J. CLARKE, D. CLARKE, E. - 0 s vmj CLARKE, H. CLAYTON CLEGG CLEMENT COCHRAN COGGIN COHN THIRD ROW: CAVES. ROY D.. Laurel, AGRICULTURE • CHEATHAM, JOHN LAWRENCE. Bentonia, BUSINESS, Accounting Club 3, 4, Baptist Student Union 3, 4. Chi Lambda Rho 4 • CHERRY, JOHN E., Dekalb. EDUCATION • CLARK. HERMES, RAY. Pascagoula, ENGINEERING • CLARK. TAMES KERRY. Brownfield. EDUCATION • CLARKE. DOUGLAS I.. Biloxi. BUSINESS • CLARKE. EUGENE S., Hollandale. BUSINESS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Accounting Club 1, 2, 3, Arnold Air Society Treas 3, 4, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Treas. 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: CLARKE. HARRIS G.. Vicksburg, SCIENCE Dip Strike Club, Sigma Gamma Epsilon • CLAYTON, OTTIS NATHANIEL, Holly Springs, AGRICULTURE • _ .CLEGG. MARTHA, Kosciusko. SCIENCE, Chi Omega, Revielle 1, 2, 3, Sociology Club 3, 4 • CLEMENT. SAUNDERS P.. Raymond, BUSINESS, Theta Xi, Society for Advancement of Management, Veterans ' Club 3, 4 • COCHRAN. LEON T.. Ackerman, BUSINESS, YMCA Cabinet 3, Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4, Society for Advancement of Management 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4 • COGGIN, DOUGLAS M.. Louisville. SCIENCE, Kappa Alpha, Chemical Engineers Club • COHN. JOSEPH LEONARD. JR.. Belzoni, BUSINESS, Kappa Sigma, Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, V-Pres. 4, Scabbard Blade 3, 4, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4, Society for the Advancement of Management 4, Maroon Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. 45 COLE COLEMAN COLLINS COOK COOPER COTTON. J. T. COTTON, J. H. CRAFT, J. 1955 FIRST ROW: COLE, BILLY. Philadelphia, BUSINESS, Kappa Sigma, Society for Advancement of Management • COLEMAN, ARCHIE BERNARD, Union Church, AGRICULTURE, Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4, Scabbard Blade 3, 4, Sons of Confederate Veterans 3, 4, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Farm Equipment 4, Y.M.C.A. Committee 4 • COLLINS, THURMON LAVELLE, JR., Laurel, BUSINESS, Kappa Sigma • COOK, KELLY GENE, French Camp ENGINEERING • COOPER, SAM PARKER. JR., Itta Bena, BUSINESS, Kappa Alpha. SECOND ROW: COSTLEY, WILLIAM. JR.. Bude. EDUCATION, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Reveille Staff, Alpha Phi Omega Interfraternity Council • COTTON. JOE THOMPSON. Tunica. ENGINEERING • COTTON, IOHN HARVEY. Columbus. BUSINESS, Kappa Alpha • COX. WINSLOW M., Smithville. EDUCA- TION • CRAFT JOHN WILLIAM, Mt. Olive, ENGINEERING, ASME 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 4. CRAFT, S. CRAN CRAWFORD, J. CRAWFORD. R. CRISCO CRISLER CROWDER £ k. CROWSON jPpP f %. fl CURTIS DALEY DANIEL DANIELS, R. DANIELS, T. View of dormitory circle from Hull Hall. THIRD ROW: CRAFT. SARA. Union. BUSINESS Wesley Foundation 3, 4, Chi Lambda Rho 4 • CRAN. CLIFTON ERNEST. JR.. Waynesboro. SCIENCE • CRAWFORD. JOE WESLEY. Ripley, EDUCATION • CRAWFORD. RALPH J.. Cumberland, ENGINEERING ASCE 3, 4 • CRISCO, ALVIN LEROY. Hazlehurst, ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi 4, Phi Eta Sigma 1, ASCE 2, 3, 4, W.G.A.S. 2, 3, 4 • CRISLER. CHARLES. Canton. ENGINEERING • CROWDER. JAMES R.. Ellisville, BUSINESS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Maroon Band 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4, Blue Key 3, 4, V-Pres. 4, Pi Kappa Alpha Sec. 3, YMCA Cabinet 3, 4, Pres. YMCA 4. FOURTH ROW: CROWSON. NAVARRO. Vicksbura. ENGINEERING, ASCE 2, 3, 4 • CRUSE. JAMES HOMER. New Albany. ENGINEERING, ASCE 2, 3, 4 • CURTIS. ALTON. B.. JR.. Stewart, AGRICULTURE • DALEY. DANIEL G„ Carson. BUSINESS, M-Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, • DANIEL. THOMAS H.. Moselle. EDUCATION, Industrial Education Club 2, 3, 4 • DANIELS, ROBERT, Meridian. ENGINEERING, AIEE ?, 3, 4, Chairman 4 • DANIELS THADDEUS RAY, Collinsville. BUSINESS, Accounting Club 1, 3, 4. DAVES DAVIS DAWS DAWSON DENSEN DICKEY DIU.AHD mm ' m J DORMAN DOUGLAS DOUGLASS DUMAS DUNGAN FIRST ROW: DAVES. JIMMY EDWARD. Winona. BUSINESS • DAVIS. WYATT L.. Louisville. BUSINESS, Accounting Club 2, 3, Veterans ' Club 4 • DAWS. WILMER CLARK. DeKalb. ENGINEERING, fCappa Alpha, ASME 3, 4 • DAWSON. JERRY M.. Walnut Grove. SCIENCE • DENSEN. SIDNEY RUTH. Starkville, SCIENCE, Colonel ' s Club 1, Reveille Staff 1, College Choir 4, BSU Council 1, 4, Cardinal Key 4 • DICKEY. JOE THOMAS. Oakland. ENGINEERING • DILLARD. SHIRLEY, JR.. Greenwood. BUSINESS, Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 3. SECOND ROW: DORMAN. JAMES H., Dallas. Texas. SCIENCE, Sigma Gamma Epsilon 3, 4, Pres. 4, V-Pres. 3, Dip Strike Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Mississippi Geological Society 3,4 • DORRIS. JAMES FRANKLIN, Oak- land, BUSINESS, Block Bridle 1, 2, Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4, Dance Committee 4, YMCA 4 • DOUGLAS. DAVID W.. Sontag, ENGINEERING. Theta Xi, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences 2, 3, 4, Veterans ' Club 3, 4, IFC 3 • DOUGLASS, JOE CLEMENT. Columbus. AGRICULTURE, Kappa Alpha • DUMAS, ROBERT BILLY, Harrisville, ENGINEERING, American Institute of Electrical Engineers 4 • DUNGAN, BILL, Port Gibson. SCIENCE, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Gamma Epsilon 4, Dip Strike 3, 4, Cheerleader 4 • DUNNING, THOMAS EUGENE, Vicksburg, ENGINEERING, Wesley Foundation 3, 4, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences 3, 4, Tau Beia Pi 4, Chairman of Worship Committee for Religious Emphasis Week 4. SENIOR EARTHMAN EASOM EASTERWOOD ELLIOTT ESTESS ETHERIDGE EVANS EWING FARRAR FERGUSON, B. FERGUSON, G. THIRD ROW: EARTHMAN, WILLIAM B., JR., Picayune, ENGINEERING, Phi Delta Theta, ASME 4 • EASOM, BILLY ALBERT, Sebastopool. EDUCATION • EASTERWOOD, HAROLD BOYD, Eupora, EDUCA- TION, M-Club, Blue Key, Alternate Captain 1954 Football Team, Look All American 1954 • ELLIOTT, HARLEN ORAL, Purvis, AGRICULTURE, Dairy Club 3, 4, 5, President, Dairy Club 5, Member Dairy Products Judging Team 4, Agriculture Engineering Club 2 • ESTESS, KINSEY V., JR., Hazlehurst, AGRICULTURE • ETHERIDGE, TAMMY HAGGARD. Louisville, BUSINESS, Kappa Sigma, Accounting Club 3, 4 • EVANS, CHARLES GUY, Perkinston, EDUCATION, M-Club 3, 4, Jacob ' s Blocking Back Award 4. FOURTH ROW: EWING, WILLIAM DOTHEROW, Brooksville, AGRICULTURE, Block and Bridle 1, 2, 3, 4, Scabbard and Blade 3, 4, Student Council 4, YMCA Cabinet 4, Who ' s Who 4, Livestock Judging Team 3, 4, O.D.K. • FAIRLY. LYNN INMAN, Biloxi. BUSINESS, Square and Compass Club, Reporter 4, Accounting Club, Vice-Pres. 3, Accounting Club, Treasurer 4, Hotel Society, Parliamentarian 2, 3, 4 • FARRAR. GLENN CARVILLE, Tupelo, ENGINEERING, Baptist Student Union 2, 3, 4, ASCE 2, 3, 4 • FERGUSON, BARNEY CHARLES, Louisville, BUSINESS • FERGUSON, GEORGE ROBERT, JR., Raymond, BUSINESS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Pi, Pi Delta Epsilon, Marketing Club, Reflector Staff 3, 4, Managing Editor Reflector 2 • FERGUSON, HILL ALEXANDER, Burkesville, Ky., BUSINESS • FISACKERLY, CLAUDE KELLY, JR., Sunilower, AGRICULTURE. U ' % FERGUSON, H. FISACKERLY C ) 17 FORBES FORBESS FORESTER FOSTER, C. P. FOSTER, J. E. m FOSTER, J. O. FOUCHE FOX, G. FOX, W. FREEMAN, W. 1955 FIRST ROW: FORBES, JAMES ROBERT, Grenada. BUSINESS, Kappa Alpha, Regimental Commander 3, Scabbard Blade, Drill Master 4, SAM 4, Pres., Sons of Confederate Veterans • FORBESS, EDDIE AUTRY, Natchez. SCIENCE, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Dip Strike Club • FORESTER, LEWIS SAMUEL. Silver City, SCIENCE, Kappa Sigma • FOSTER. CARLTON PARVEE, Starkville. AGRICULTURE • FOSTER. JAMES EVERETTE. Maben, BUSINESS. SECOND ROW: FOSTER. JAMES OTIS. Union. BUSINESS, Delta Sigma Pi 4 • FOUCHE. DANIEL TRAVIS. Benton. AGRICULTURE, Pi Kappa Alpha • FOX. GRADY IRVIN. Grenada. ENGINEERING, AIEE 3, 4, Kappa Mu Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi 3, 4 • FOX, WILLIAM IRBY. Grenada. ENGINEERING, KME, 3, 4, AIEE 3,4 • FREEMAN. WAYNE KENT. Tunica, AGRICULTURE, Kappa Sigma, Maroon Band 1, Block Bridle 1, 2, Pi Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Pres, 4, Reflector 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Student Council 4. FREEMAN, R. FRENCH FRIERSON FULLER FULTON, G. FULTON, W. C. FULTON, W. A f m m m, m m 8 jfe FURR GASTON GATLIN GAUTHIER GEORGE GIBBS Parade Field with Engineering and Chemistry buildings in background. THIRD ROW: FREEMAN. ROBERT JACK. Greenwood. EDUCATION, Iota Lambda Sigma IED Club 4 • FRENCH. BILLY JOE. Union. EDUCATION, IED 3, 4 • FRIERSON. BILLY RAY. Picayune. AGRICULTURE • FULLER. JOE FRANKLIN, Blue Mountain, AGRICULTURE • FULTON. GEORGE REGINALD. JR., Greenwood. AGRICULTURE, Sigma Chi • FULTON, WALTER COOPER, Fulton. AGRICUL- TURE • FULTON, WILLIAM A., Louisville. SCIENCE, Square Compass 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: FURR. FRED L.. Gulfport. AGRICULTURE, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Horticulture Club 2, 3, 4, Scabbard Blade 3, 4 • GASTON. ROBERT THOMPSON. Calhoun City. BUSINESS, Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 • GATLIN, LOUIS SAMUEL. Sandersville, BUSINESS • GAUTHIER. LEON DALE. Moss Point. BUSINESS • GEORGE, PETER MICHAEL. Meridian. BUSINESS, Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, Canter- bury Club 4 • GHETTI JOSEPH LEONARD. Canton, AGRICULTURE • GIBBS, HERMAN LEWIS. Forest. AGRICULTURE. GIBSON GILDER GILES GILLIS GLADNEY GLASGOW GOFORTH GORDON GRAFE GRAHAM, J. GRAHAM. M. GRAVES, J. B. GRAVES, J. R. GRAVES, M. GIBSON, THOMAS EUGENE. Dermott. Ark., AGRICULTURE • GILDER, THOMAS EARL. Vardaman, ENGINEERING, AIEE 2, 3, 4 • GILES. JAMES DANIEL. Pinola. AGRICULTURE • GILLIS. MALCOLM ELISHA. JR.. Blue Mountain, ENGINEERING, Kappa Alpha, Phi Eta Sigma, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Scabbard S Blade, Drill Team, Cheerleader • GLADNEY, HORACE McEWEN. Ocean Sprinqs. SCIENCE, Lambda Chi Alpha, OKD 4, Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Scabbard Blade 3, 4, Arnold Air Society 4, Who ' s Who Among American Universities and Colleges 4, Maroon Band 1 • GLASGOW. WILLIAM LLOYD. Shadyside. Ohio. EDUCATION, Kappa Sigma, Student Council 4, Pres. of Education School 4, M-Club 2, 3, 4, Who ' s AOio Among Universities and Colleges 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 GOFORTH, CHARLES TED.. JR., Stark- ville, BUSINESS, Alpha Tau Omega, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Scabbard Blade 3, 4, Maroon Band 1, 2, 3, V-Pres. ATO 3. 5ECOND ROW: GORDON. EDWARD EDGAR. Decatur. BUSINESS, Kappa Sigma • GRAFE. ROY CLEMENT. JR.. Lucedale. ENGINEERING, Kappa Alpha V-Pres. KA, V-Pres. Engineering School, IFC V-Pres. ASME, Scabbard Blade, Drill Team, Blue Key • GRAHAM. JOHNNIE ALTON. Decatur, BUSINESS • GRAHAM. MARTHA QUINTON. Jackson. EDUCATION • GRAVES, JERRY B.. Tylertown. SCIENCE, Sigma Pi, S-abbard P ' ade 4, Beta Beta Beta, Treas., V-Pres. 3, 4, ODK 4, Phi Kappa Phi 4, Phi Eta Sigma 1, Reflector Staff 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in Universities and Colleges • GRAVES, JOHN RICHERSON. JR.. Laurel, AGRICULTURE • GRAVES. MEEK BERNELL. Meridian. ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi 3, Kappa Mu Epsilon 3, Phi Eta Sigma 2, IRE 3, AIEE 4. SENIOR ;raves, r. GRAY, J. GRAY. O. GRAY, S. GRAYSON GREEN. H. GRESPO GRIFFIN, B. GRIFFIN, R. GRIFFIN, W. GREEN, J. GREEN, R. GROSS THIRD ROW: GRAVES. RICHARD ALBERT. Sumner, AGRICULTURE • GRAY. JAMES ADRON. Bruce, EDU- CATION • GRAY, OSCAR LAMAR, Grenada. ENGINEERING, AIEE 4 • GRAY. STANLEY RANDOLPH. Crawford, AGRICULTURE O GRAYSON. JOHN HALL. Bay Springs, EDUCATION, Sigma Alpha Epsilon • GREEN, JOHN L.. Hazlehurst, BUSINESS • GREEN, ROBERT THOMAS, Columbus, BUSINESS, Alpha Tau Omega, Scabbard Blade 4, Arnold Air Society 4, Accounting Club 3, 4, Sguare Compass 4, Colonel ' s Club 1, Miss. State Choir 1, IFC 4. FOURTH ROW: GREEN, HAROLD WILLIE, Laurel, BUSINESS, SAM, Veterans ' Club 4 • GRESPO. EMILIO ANTONIO, Tequcialpa. Honduras, AGRICULTURE • GRIFFIN, BUNER LEE. Decatur, BUSINESS • GRIFFIN. RICHARD FRANCIS, Wrightsville, AGRICULTURE, Kappa Sigma, General Agriculture Club 1, Dairy Club 3, M-Club 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 • GRIFFIN, WILLIAM PAUL, Woodland, ENGINEERING, American Society of Mechanical Engineers 3, 4, API 4 • GRIFFITH, JOE WESLEY, Ackerman, BUSINESS • GROSS, ELWIN ELDRIDGE. JR., Hattiesburg, ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi, 4, Scabbard Blade 3, 4; AIEE 2, 3, 4. 49 GUERCIO HALBROOK, J. G. HALBROOK, J. A. HALL HAMBRICK ■m iff 3M C Q , « ;  . r- - ' !  A HANNAFORD HANSEN HARBOR HARGETT HARMON 1955 FIRST ROW: GUERCIO. ANTHONY M.. Leland. ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4, Blue Key 3, 4, AIEE 2, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma 1, Kappa Mu Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Newman Club, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges • HALBROOK, JAMES GERALD, Belzoni. ENGINEERING, Maroon Band 3, 4, ASCE 3, 4 • HALBROOK. JOSEPH ALLEN. Belzoni. SCIENCE, SPE • HALL. DONALD FORD. Blue Springs. EDUCATION • HAMBRICK. JOHN QUINNON. Vaiden. AGRICULTURE, Dairy Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4. SECOND ROW: HANNAFORD. WILLIAM ALLEN. Calhoun City. AGRICULTURE, Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4, Forestry Club 1, 2, 3, 4 • HANSEN. E. DAL. Amory. ENGINEERING © HARBOR, FRANK B.. Tremont. AGRICULTURE, Dairy Club 3, 4 • HARGETT. JOE HAL. Fulton. EDUCATION • HARMON. GENE BALLARD. Kosciusko, AGRICULTURE. HARRELL, J. T. HARRELL, J. F. HARRIS, H. HARRIS, J. HARRIS. L. HARRISON. W. HARRISON, L. m J HATTON HAVENS Front Section of Main Dormitory (Pole Cat Alley) 1 Jr HAWKINS HAYDEN HENSLEY HERRINGTON THIRD ROW: HARRELL. JAMES THOMAS. III. West Point. BUSINESS, Sigma Chi, Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 4, Scabbard Blade 3, 4 • HARRELL. JOHN FRANK. Starkville. SCIENCE, Sigma Gamma Epsilon 3, 4, Dip Strike Club, 2, 3 • HARRIS, HAROLD HENRY. Monticello. AGRICULTURE, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, M-Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4 • HARRIS. JAMES JERRY, Decatur. AGRICULTURE • HARRIS. LINDSAY CAMP. Flora. BUSINESS, MSHS 4 • HARRISON. WILLIAM EUGENE. Corinth, BUSINESS • HARRISON. LELAND EUGENE. Louisville, EDUCATION. FOURTH ROW: HATTON. JESSE SCOTT. Bassfield. AGRICULTURE • HAVENS. IRA THURMAN. Ocean Springs, SCIENCE • HAWKINS. CLIFTON J.. Clarkesdale. ENGINEERING • HAYDEN. POLLY WILLIAMS. Starkville. SCIENCE, Favorite 1, AFROTC Sponsor 1, Coed Club 1, Maroon Band 1, 2, Head Majorette 2, Dames Club 2, 3, Sec. 3, Phi Kappa Phi 2, 3, Cardinal Key 2, 3, Historian 3, Who ' s Who Among Universities and Colleges 3, Reflector 2, Reveille 1,2 • HAYS, RUSHTON WILLIAM. Columbus. BUSINESS SPE 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, MSHS 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 4 • HENSLEY, JOE STREET. Ashland, AGRICULTURE • HERRINGTON. MALCOLM E.. Greenwood. ENGINEER- ING, Phi Kappa Tau. HERRON HESTER. J. E. HESTER. J. S. HILBUN. B. HILBUN. R. HOELSCHER HOLCOMB . .■ ? H ftl HOOVER HORTON HOUS HOUSTON HULL. C. H. A HULL, C. T. FIRST ROW: HERRON, WILLIAM B.. Batesville, BUSINESS • HESTER, JAMES EDWARD. Benoit. AGRICUL- TURE, Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4, Farm Equipment Club Pres. 4 • HESTER. JOE S., Starkville, SCIENCE • HILBUN. BEN F.. State College. BUSINESS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon • HILBUN, ROBERT BRUCE. Mobile, Ala.. SCIENCE • HOELSCHER. ROBERT EARL. Lincoln. III. SCIENCE, Kappa Sigma • HOLCOMB, CHARLIE M., Hattiesburg. SCIENCE. SECOND ROW: HOOVER, JACK C. State College. SCIENCE, Kappa Sigma, Forestry Club 1, 2, Maroon Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Reveille Staff 1, Alpha Epsilon Delta 3, 4, V-Pres. 4, Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, Sec. Treas. 4, Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 3, Omicron Delta Kappa 4, YMCA Committee Member 3 • HORTON. KENNETH TAYLOR. Grenada. SCIENCE, Chemical Engineering Club 3, 4 • HOUSE, BILLY THOMAS. Clarksdale. ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi 4, Phi Eta Sigma 1, Kappa Mu Epsilon 3, AIEE 3, 4, Arnold Air Society 1 • HOUSTON, JACK RAYBON, Collin=ville, EDUCATION • HUDSON. CECIL WRIGHT. Jackson, ENGINEERING, ASME 4 O HULL, CALVIN HENRY. Quitman. EDUCATION • HULL. CALVIN T.. Quitman, SCIENCE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Student Council 4, S.A. Treasurer 4, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Inter- fraternity Council 3, 4, YMCA Cabinet 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, ODK 3, 4. SENIOR HULL, J. HUMBER HUTCHINSON HUTTO ISHEE IVEY JACKS JACKSON, C. JACKSON C. W. JACKSON, R JAMES THIRD ROW: HULL, JAMES EDWARD. Clevelard, ENGINEERING, Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, Kappa Mu Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi 3, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi 4, Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges 4, Institute of Radio Engineers 3, 4 • HUMBER, EARL D., Columbus. BUSINESS Accounting Club • HUTCHINSON, CHARLES IRA. Ocean Spring, SCIENCE • HUTTO. BILLY EDGAR. Waynesboro, EDUCATION • ISHEE, HOLLIS EUGENE. Laurel. AGRICULTURE • IVEY. JOHN WESLEY. Vossburg. AGRICULTURE • JACKS. GLEN GATES. Laurel. AGRICULTURE, Phi Kappa Tau • JACKSON. CALVIN CLARK. Sturgis. EDUCATION. FOURTH ROW: JACKSON, C. WEDZELL. Corinth, AGRICULTURE, Dairy Club 3, 4, Glider Club 4 • JACKSON, ROBERT MAUNICE, Macon. AGRICULTURE • JACKSON. WILLIAM IRVJN. Hillhouse, AGRICUL- TURE • JAMES. JOSEPH WILLIAM. Macon. AGRICULTURE • JANUS. EDMUND. Biloxi. AGRICULTURE • JASPER. MARTIN THEOPHILUS. Hazlehurst. SCIENCE. $ •)  ■ I JANUS JASPER 51 JEFFRIES JENKINS, J. JENKINS, L. JOE, E. L. JOE, E. B. JOHNSON, J. M. JOHNSON, J. A. JOHNSON, A. JOHNSON, S. JOHNSON, W. 1955 FIRST ROW: JEFFRIES, WILLIAM RICHARD, III, Jackson, SCIENCE, ATO • JENKINS, JAMES R., Sallis, AGRICULTURE • JENKINS, LEVI C. JR., Sallis. AGRICULTURE • JOE. EDGAR LING. Cleve- land. BUSINESS, Maroon Band 1, 2, 3, 4 • JOE. EDWARD, Boyle, BUSINESS, Accounting Club, Chi Lambda Rho. SECOND ROW: JOHNSON. JAMES MELVIN. Birmingham. Ala.. BUSINESS • JOHNSON, JOHN A., Raleigh, EDUCATION, Kappa Sigma, FTA 2 4 • JOHNSON. ANN. Raleigh. EDUCATION, Beta Sigma Omicron, FTA 4 • JOHNSON. SIDNEY. Oxford. AGRICULTURE Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, YMCA Cabinet 2 3, 4, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3 • . JOHNSON. WALLACE A.. Philadelphia, EDUCATION. JOHNSTON JONES. G. JONES. J. KEENE KENNEDY KERR KILLEBREW KING KNIGHT Looking across parade Held at New Library. KUNGYS LAMPKIN LANCASTER LANGFORD LAWRENCE ae THIRD ROW: JOHNSTON. THOMAS EDWARD. Stafford Springs. ENGINEERING • JONES. GUY, JR., Green- wood. AGRICULTURE • JONES. JAMES ECKFORD, JR., Belzoni, BUSINESS, Sigma Chi, Accounting Club 3, 4 • KEENE, STANLEY EDWARD, Meridian, BUSINESS, KA • KENNEDY, JOSEPH HARRY, Columbus, BUSINESS, Sigma Chi, Wing Commander AFROTC 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4, ODK 3, 4, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Scabbard Blade 3, 4, Colonels Club 2, 3, Delta Sigma Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Accounting Club 3, 4 • KERR, GEORGE BERNICE, McCool, ENGINEERING • KILLEBREW, WILLARD WAYNE. Cruger, AGRICULTURE, BSU 1, 2, 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: KING, THOMAS E., Jackson. BUSINESS, Marketing Club, 3, 4, YMCA 4 • KNIGHT, LEE EDWIN, JR., Pelahatchie, AGRICULTURE, General Ag. Club 1, Wesley Foundation 1, 3, 4, Council 3, 4 • KUNGYS, STASYS, Lithuana, ENGINEERING, Chemical Eng. Club, Photo Club Newman Club • LAMPKIN. ELIZABETH. Starkville. EDUCATION, Chi Omega, Choir 2, 3, YMCA 3, 4, Cardinal Key 3 • LANCASTER. BILLY DOUGLAS. Duck Hill, BUSINESS, Pi Kappa Alpha • LANGFORD, BOB OLYN, Columbus, BUSINESS, Accounting Club 3, 4 • LAWRENCE, JOHN CLOWER, Terry, AGRICULTURE, Alpha Zeta 3, 4, Block Bridle Club 3, 4. LEWIS LIFER LOGAN. W. LOMENICK M LONG. G. LONG, L. LONG, R. LORD LUCIUS FIRST ROW: LEWIS. HAROLD GLEN. Philadelphia. AGRICULTURE • LIFER, CHARLES ELLIS. Minter City, ENGINEERING, Lambda Chi Alpha, ASCE 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 4, YMCA Cabinet 3, Tau Beta Pi 4 • LITTLE, CECIL, Charleston, BUSINESS, Kappa Sigma, Scabbard Blade • LOCKE, CECIL DWIGHT, Oxford, ENGINEERING • LOGAN, JAMES G., JR., Lorman, AGRICULTURE • LOGAN, WILLIS DALE, Pontotoc, ENGINEERING, IRE 3, 4, AIEE 4 • LOMENICK, DONALD DEMMAN, Tutwiler, BUSINESS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Hotel Society 2, 3, 4 • LONG, GEORGIANN, Starkville, SCIENCE, Chi Omega, Colonel ' s Club 2, 3, Reflector 3, Sociology Club 4, Cardinal Key 4 • LONG. LAWRENCE WILBURN, III. Jackson. BUSINESS, Kappa Alpha • LONG. ROBERT L.. Berona. ENGINEERING, ASCE 3, 4 • LORD, EDWARD L.. Kosciusko. EDUCATION, Veterans ' Club • LUCIUS, JAMES L., Blytheville, EDUCATION • LUSK, KELLY K.. Beauregard, EDUCATION, Baseball 3, 4 • LYLE, BARBARA SUDDUTH. Lena, EDUCATION. SEN LYON MacPHAIL McEACHERN McGEE McGOWIN McKAY, J. McINNIS ffll McINTOSH t McKAY, W McKELL McMULLAN mcneill Mcpherson THIRD ROW: LYON, CHARLES R., Maben, EDUCATION • MacPHAIL, WILLIAM, Kearney, N. J., BUSINESS, Football 3, 4 • McEACHERN, ROBERT COLEMAN. Vaiden. AGRICULTURE • McGEE, WILLIAM HENRY, Louisville, ENGINEERING • McGOWIN. JAMIE R.. Meridian, BUSINESS, Kappa Alpha, Veterans ' Club 4 • McINNIS, SAMUEL A., Yazoo City, SCIENCE • McINTOSH, GEORGE E„ Leakesville, ENGINEERING, Kappa Alpha, ASME. FOURTH ROW: McKAY, JAMES MAYO, State College. BUSINESS, Kappa Sigma, Sec. 4, Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 1, Pres. 2, Colonel ' s Club 2, Pres. 2, V-Pres. of YMCA Cabinet 3, College Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 3, Blue Key National Honor Fraternity 3, 4, Sec. 4, Chi Lambda Rho 4, Garner Scholarship 4, Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges 4 • McKAY, WILLIAM D„ Dossville, SCIENCE, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Dip Strike Club • McKEE, BOBBY EARL. Greenwood. SCIENCE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa 3, Alpha Zeta 3, Alpha Tau Alpha 2, Education Rep. on Student Council 3, Student Manager of the Cafeteria 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4, Student Association President 4 • McKELL, MARY VIVIAN, Starkville, EDUCATION, Chi Omega, Cardinal Key 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi 4, Reveille 2, 3, Dance Committee 3, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Homecoming Cocrt 3, 4, Queen 4, Beauty 3 • McMULLAN, ROBERT F., JR., Decatur, AGRICULTURE • McNEILL. G. F., Vossburg. AGRICULTURE • McPHERSON, LEON A., JR., Gulfport, EDUCATION, Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4, Sec. 3, V-Pres. for Miss 3 4 YMCA 4. 53 MANNING MADISON McREYNOLDS MAPLES MARBLE MARLEY MASON. L. MASON, R. MASSEY MATTOX 1955 FIRST ROW: McREYNOLDS. JAMES M.. JR.. Starkville. AGRICULTURE, Sigma Chi, Scabbard Blade 3, 4 • MADISON. KENNETH ALLEN. Philadelphia. AGRICULTURE • MANNING. REESE W.. III. Drew. AGRICULTURE, Lambda Chi Alpha, State Players 2, College Choir 1, Colleae Band 1, Block Bridle 3, 4 • MAPLES. GLENNON. Parkinston, ENGINEERING, KME • MARBLE. JAMES MARION, Terry, EDUCATION, Wesley Foundation, 3, 4, Council 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Pres. 4, Block Bridle Club 3, 4, Assist. Ed. of Block Bridle Yearbook 4 SECOND ROW: MARLEY. JOHN A.. Jackson. BUSINESS, Kappa Sigma, SAM • MASON. LEX C. Vossburg. EDUCATION • MASON. RICHARD L.. JR.. Sardis. AGRICULTURE, Scabbard Blade 4 • MASSEY. MARY NELL. State College. EDUCATION, Colonel ' s Club 2, 3, Pres. 3, Phi Kappa Phi 4, Cardinal Key 3, 4, Pres. 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Favorite 3, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 4, BSU Executive Council 4 • MATTOX. DAVID A. Fulton. BUSINESS, Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega, YMCA Committee. MAY, J. MAY, R. MEGEHEE MIDDLETON MILES MILLER MILLS MOHON MONTGOMERY 4  M MOORE. J. M. MOORE MOORE, W. M. MORGAN Front view of Lee Hall from Parade Field. THIRD ROW: MAY. JOHNNIE FRANK. Newton. ENGINEERING, Kappa Sigma, ASCE 3, 4, Treas. 4, Assistant Sports Editor of Reveille 4 • MAY. ROBERT ERNEST, Monticello. ENGINEERING, ASME 3, 4 • MEGEHEE, WARREN G.. Carriere. AGRICULTURE, Dairy Club 2, 3, 4 • MIDDLETON. MIZE. SCIENCE • MILES. JAMES LEE. Memphis. Tenn., AGRICULTURE • MILLER. RANDALL J.. Lucedale. ENGINEERING, AXME 3, 4 • MILLS. JIMMY C. Clara. AGRICULTURE. FOURTH ROW: MOHON. ROBERT WILMER. Pascagoula. AGRICULTURE, M-Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 • MONTGOMERY. MRS. ORA L.. Ripley. EDUCATION • MOOR. BLUFORD. Starkville. ENGINEERING, Student Association Secretary 4, Blue Key National Honorary Fraternity Pres. 3, Sigma Phi Epsilon Pres. 4, Sec, Cheerleader 3, 4, Student Council 4, Interfraternity Council 4, YMCA Cabinet 4, ASME, Reveille Section Editor 2, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4 • MOORE. JAMES MAXWELL. Meridian, EDUCATION, Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4, Wesley Foundation 3, 4, Sons of Confederate Veterans 3, 4, Veterans ' Club 3, 4, Campus Naval Reserve Unit 3, 4, F. T. A. 4 • MOORE. WILLIAM M.. Jackson. ENGINEERING, Kappa Alpha, Reveille 3, ASME 3, 4 • MORGAN, PHILIP LOWELL. Meridian. AGRICULTURE. MORRIS MORRISON MOSELEY MULLENDORE MUNSCH MURRAY MUSSELWHITE ft O, fv K MYERS NAIL NEAL NETHERY NEWELL •••If NEWMAN NEWTON FIRST ROW: MORRIS, DONALD PAUL. Marlins Ferry, Ohio. BUSINESS • MORRISON, DONALD BUTLER, Ulica, SCIENCE, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Controller 2, Pres. 3, V-Pres., Pledqe Trainer 4, Interfraternity Council 3, Reveille Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Board of Publications 3, Student Council 3, 4, Pres. School of Science 4, Colonels Club 3, Alpha Phi Cmega 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas 2, Blue Key 3, 4, Pres. 4, Scabbard Blade 3, 4, Drill Team 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleqes 4 • MOSELEY. ADRIAN LEROY. Columbus. EDUCATION • MULLENDORE. GEORGE PIERCE, Magnolia. AGRICULTURE • MUNSCH, ALBERT SCHERER. JR., Miami, Fla.. BUSINESS • MURRAY, JAMES ROBERT, Macon. BUSINESS, Kappa Alpha • MUSSELWHITE, ISAAC C, West, EDUCATION, Kappa Sigma, Future Teachers of America, Reporter, YMCA. SECOND ROW: MYERS, CHODIE TERRELL, JR., Calhoun City, ENGINEERING • NAIL, BRAXTON ALLEN, Birm- ingham, Ala.. EDUCATION, M-Club Baseball Letters 2, 3, 4, All SEC Baseball Team 3 • NEAL, BEN, C. Jackson, BUSINESS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Reflector 1, Reveille 2, 3, 4, Bus. Mgr. 4, Blue Key 3, 4, Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, Veterans ' Club 4, Student Council 4, Board of Publications 4, Square Compass Club 4 • NETHERY. GEORGE WILLIAM. JR.. New Braunfels, Tex.. BUSINESS • NEWELL. CHARLES DUDLEY. West Point. EDUCATION • NEWMAN, CHARLES EDWIN, Utica, EDUCATION. SENIOR NICKLES NOLLEY OAKES O ' BRIEN ONKST O ' QUINN ORR it±A k O ' STEEN PACE PARHAM, H. PARHAM, P. PARKS THIRD ROW: NEWTON, JOSEPH FRANKLIN, Springfield, Ky., EDUCATION • NICKLES, WILLIAM P.. Aber- deen, SCIENCE, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Chemical Engineering Club 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 3 • NOLLEY, THOMAS MILTON. JR.. Collierville, Tex.. AGRICULTURE, Annual Staff 2, Dairy Club 4 • OAKES, JACK ELLIOTT, Hollandale. BUSINESS, Scabbard Blade 3, 4 • O ' BRIEN, BARRY MYRON, Picayune, SCIENCE, Tau Beta Pi 4, Chemical Engineering 3, 4, Famous Maroon Band 3 • ONSKT, JAMES ROBERT, Batesville. ENGINEERING, American Institute of Electrical Engineers • O ' QUINN, EDGAR BRYON. Fayette. SCIENCE • ORR. BILLY JOE. Ackerman. AGRI- CULTURE, Forest Club 1, 2, 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: O ' STEEN, HARRY EUGENE, JR., Jackson, BUSINESS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Delta Sigma Phi 3, 4, Society of the Advancement of Management 3, 4, YMCA Cabinet 4 • PACE, LOUIS S., Meridian, BUSINESS, Kappa Alpha, JHMA 1, AIEE 3, SAM 4 • PARHAM, HERBERT W.. Amory. AGRICULTURE • PARHAM. PRICE H„ Amory • PARKS. CHARLES L.. Chunky, AGRICUL- TURE • PARRISH, EUGENE M., Maben, BUSINESS, Accounting, Baptist Student Union • PATTY, DOROTHY, State College. EDUCATION, Chi Omega, ROTC Wing Staff Sponsor 2, 3, Miss Mississippi State 3, Pres. School Education 3, Student Council Representatives 3, Pres. Chi Omega 4, Reveille Staff 2, Dance Committee 3, Beauty 3, Campus Cover Girl Candidate 2, 3, Homecoming Court 3, 4, Pres. Panhellenic 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 3, Cardinal Key, Honorary Fraternity 3, 4. PARRISH PATTY 55 PEARSON PETERS PIGOTT PILGRIM POPE  , ? PORTWOOD POSEY POWELL PURNELL 1955 FIRST ROW: PEARSON. BOBBY JAMES. Vance. ENGINEERING • PETERS. JOE ELLIS. Starkville. BUSINESS • PIGOTT. LEMUEL A., Jackson. BUSINESS, Accounting Club 3, 4, Veterans ' Club 3, 4 • PILGRIM, JERRY THOMAS, Columbus. ENGINEERING, Sigma Chi, AIEE 3 • POPE, WILLIAM JOINER, SR.. Starkville. EDUCATION. SECOND ROW: PORTWOOD, LEE W.. JR.. Vicksburg, BUSINESS, Society lor the Advancement of Management 3, 4 • POSEY. LAVON LEE. Osceola. Ark., ENGINEERING, Kappa Alpha, American Society of Civil Engineers 3, Arnold Air Society 3 • POWELL. WELTON. Ellisville, AGRICULTURE • PURNELL. JAMES. Meridian. BUSINESS, Veterans ' Club • QUINN, JESSE JOSEPH. JR.. Greenwood, ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi 4, V-Pres. 4, Phi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Arnold Air Society 4, Kappa Mu Epsilon 2, 3, 4, American Society of Civil Engineers 4, Pres. Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. QUINNELLY, C. QUINNELLY, R. «3fe KS: ' RAGAN RANDLL RANKIN RAY REDDOCK REES REEVES ' y ITOW RICHARDS RICHARDSON ROBINSON, C. ROBINSON, R. counting Class being conducted by Prof. Scottie Wofiord THIRD ROW: QUINNELLY. CHARLES M.. Columbus. SCIENCE, Alpha Tau Omega, Colonel ' s Club 2, Historian ATO 3, Friends of the Library 2, 3, Phi Alpha Theta 2, 3, Pres. 3, James Garner Scholarship 3, Reflector 1, 2, 3, Managing Editor 3, Reveille 2, 3, YMCA Publicity Committee 2, 3 • QUINNELLY. RICHARD C. Jackson. BUSINESS, Alpha Tau Omega, Wesley Foundation, A.P.O. 3, 4, Mississippi State Choir 2, 3, 4, Mississippi Hotel Society 4 • RAGAN, MRS. LILLIAN SMITH, Corinth. EDUCATION • RANDLL. ERNEST HAZARD. JR.. Vicksburg. ENGINEERING, Sigma Chi • RANKIN. JOHN E.. Nettleton. BUS ' NESS, SAM, Veterans ' Club • RAY. CARL LAVERN, Philadel- phia. EDUCATION • REDDOCK, ALLEN BURNIS. Taylorsville. BUSINESS, Accounting Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: REES. GARY. Jackson, AGRICULTURE, Lambda Chi Alpha, Alpha Zeta 2, 3, ODK 3, 4, Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4, Baptist Student Union 1-4, YMCA 3, 4, IFC 3, Livestock Judging Team 4, V-Pres. Agricul- ture School 4, Agriculture Club 1, Colonel ' s Club 1, Phi Eta Sigma 1, Block Bridle Club 1-4, Scabbard Blade 3, 4, Student Association 4, Danforth Foundation Fellowship 1, Borden Scholarship 3, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4 • REEVES, NELL S.. Calhoun City. BUSINESS, Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, Sec. 2 • RICHARDS. JIM B.. Mashulaville. AGRICULTURE • RICHARDSON. JOHN I.. Picayune. BUSINESS, Pi Kappa ' Alpha, Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4, Society for Advancement of Management 3, 4, Army Rifle Team 4 • ROBERTSON. WILLIAM HERMAN. Ellisville. AGRICULTURE • ROBINSON. CHARLES LEE. Oakland. SCIENCE • ROBINSON. ROBERT ALEXANDER. Starkville. BUSINESS. ROBINSON ROTH ROWE ROWELL RUFFIN RUTLEDGE, A. RUTLEDGE. R. _ ■  ■ w — I SABOGAL SAPPINGTON SAUNDERS SCIPLE FIRST ROW: ROBINSON, WILLIAM CURTIS. Brandon. AGRICULTURE, General Ag. Club 1, 2, Block and Bridle Club 2, 3, 4, Wesley 2, 3, 4, Wesley Council 3, 4 • ROTH. HAROLD S.. Itta Bena. ENGINEERING, American Society of Civil Engineers 3, 4, Tau Beta Pi 4 • ROWE, WALTER ELLSWORTH, Columbia, S. C, ENGINEERING, Pike • ROWELL. WILLIE JOE. Laurel, SCIENCE, Phi Kappa Tau, Dip Strike Club 3 • RUFFIN. JAMES ALTON. Maben. AGRICULTURE, Pres. Baptist Student Union 4, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 4, Dantorth Fellowship 4, V-Pres. Farm Economics Assoc. 4, Agronomy Club 4, Treas Alpha Zeta 4, ODK 4 • RUTLEDGE, ANNE, State College, EDUCATION, Chi Omega Cardinal Key 3, 4, Wesley Council 3, ROTC Sponsor 3, Student Council, V-Pres. School of Education 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4, Reflector 3 • RUTLEDGE, ROBERT EARL, Etta. AGRICULTURE, Agriculture Economics Club 2, 3, Sociology Club 4, YMCA 4 SABOGAL, ALVARO. Villavicencia, Colombia • SAPPINGTON. CHARLES. Pontotoc. AGRICUL- TURE, Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4, Scabbard and Blade 4, Dairy Club 2, 3, 4, Agriculture Club 1, 2, YMCA 4, Dairy Cattle Judging Team 4 • SAUNDERS, DAVID AMES. Starkville. AGRICULTURE, Kappa Sigma, College Choir 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Dairy Club 1, 2, 3, 4 • SCHAUB. WILLIAM D., Moss Point. BUSINE SS, Kappa Sigma, SAM • SCIPLE, ROWENA SHEPHERD. Gholson. SCIENCE • SCOPER, VINCENT G., Pass Christian, Sigma Gamma Epsilon • SCOTT, JOHN HOLCOMB, Hickory Flat, AGRICULTURE. SEAL SELLARS SELLERS SHACKELFORD SHANNON SHAW, W. SHEPERD SHIPPEY, C. SHIPPEY, D. THIRD ROW: SEAL, TOMMIE D.. Lumberton. AGRICULTURE • SELLARS. PAUL SCOOT, Starkville, AGRICUL- TURE, Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4, Dairy Club 3, 4 • SELLERS, J. CARROLL, Magee, AGRICULTURE, Dairy Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, V-Pres. 4 • SHACKELFORD, LLOYD I., Dumas. AGRICULTURE • SHANNON. GARNER I.. Belzoni. ENGINEERING, Kappa Alpha, Scabbard Blade 3, 4, ASCE 2, 3, 4 • SHARP, WALTER LAMAR, Porterville, BUSINESS • SHAW, BOBBY RAY, Coffeeville. AGRICULTURE. r OURTH ROW: SHAW, WILLIAM S., New Orleans, La., BUSINESS, Mississippi Hotel Society 3, 4 • SHELBY, PAUL, Terry, BUSINESS • SHEPERD. BILLY G.. Hollandale. EDUCATION • SHIPPEY, CLAUDELL, State College, EDUCATION • SHIPPEY. DAVID, State College, EDUCATION • SHOEMAKER, CLAUDE E., Laurel, AGRICULTURE • SHOOK, TOM MIX, Starkville, BUSINESS, Alpha Tau Omega, Ma-oon Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas 4, Accounting Club 2, 3, 4. SCOPER SCOTT SENIOR SHARP SHAW, B. SHOEMAKER f, J), mk. SHOOK c 57 SHUMOCK SIMS SLATON SMALLWOOD SMITH, A. SMITH. C. SMITH. D. SMITH, E. SMITH, H. SMITH, J. G. 1955 FIRST ROW: SHUMOCK, RAYFORD H., Big Point, AGRICULTURE, Dairy 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4 • SIMS, WILLIAM A.. Greenwood, ENGINEERING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, ASME 2, 3, 4, SAM 4 • SLATON, AUGUSTA MARION. Canton, BUSINESS, Famous Maroon Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Reveille 1, 2, 3, 4, Mgr. Ed. 3, Editor 4, Mississippi State Hotel Society 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Reflector 4, Student Council 4, Board of Publication 4 • SMALLWOOD. ROBERT TALMADGE. New Albany. AGRICULTURE, Kappa Sigma, V-Pres. Student Assoc 4, V-Pres. School of Agriculture 3, Student Council 3, 4, V-Chairman Miss. Inter-Collegiate Council 4, Pres. Dairy Club 3, Dairy Club 2, 3, 4, ODK 4, Chairman Dance Committee 4, Veterans ' Club 3, 4, Lyceum Committee 4, Dairy Products Judging Team 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities • SMITH. ALMA NELL. Starkville. AGRICULTURE, College Choir 3, Favorite 3, Air Force ROTC Sponsor 3, Cardinal Key 3, 4, Block Bridle 3, 4, Livestock Judging Team 3, 4. SECOND ROW: SMITH, CHARLES RALPH, Wesson. AGRICULTURE, American Farm Economics Assoc. 3, 4, Veterans ' Club 3, YMCA • SMITH. DEWEY BERNELL. Blue Mountain, EDUCATION • SMITH. ERNEST J.. Myrtle. AGRICULTURE • SM.TH. HENRY HERBERT. JR., Gulfport. EDUCATION, Theta Kappa Phi, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, Colonel ' s Club 1, 2, Inter-Fraternity Council 3, 4 • SMITH, JAMES, G.. Ripley, EDUCATION, YMCA 4. SMITH, J. J. SMITH. J. L. SMITH, L. SMITH, S. C. SMITH, S. H. SMYLIE SNIDER, B. m m « ' mk mm fm . fli I mt mk SNIDER, H. SOLOMON SONES SPEARMAN Accounting Department, Prof. Littlejohn. lecturing to Income Tax Class. THIRD ROW: SMITH, JAMES J.. Sallis, AGRICULTURE • SMITH. JOSEPH L., Cleveland, AGRICULTURE • SMITH. LESTER. G.. Moss Point. Science, Sigma Gamma Epsilon • SMITH, SAMMIE CARR, Monticello. EDUCATION • SMITH. SHIRLEY H.. Wesson, AGRICULTURE, Alpha Tau Alpha, V-Pres. Treas. 3, 4 • SMYLIE, JOHN W., Brookhaven, ENGINEERING, Kappa Alpha, Tau Beta Pi 3, 4, Kappa Mu Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi 4, Blue Key 4, ASME 1, 2, 3, 4, Reflector Staff 2, 3, 4, Westinghouse Achievement Scholarship, Westminister Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, Sylvia Farny Scholarship, Pi Delta Epsilon 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4 • SNIDER, BILLY, Adger. Ala., EDUCATION, Industrial Education Club 3, Devotional Chairman of Exec. Council in BSU 4. FOURTH ROW: SNIDER. HENRY. Adger. Ala.. EDUCATION, Industrial Education Club 3, 4, Reporter 4 • SOLOMON, JOHN E., Greenville, BUSINESS, Kappa Sigma, Society for Advancement of Management 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega 1, Reflector Staff 4 • SONES, JOHN W., JR.. Carriere, AGRICULTURE, State Players 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4 • SOUTH, PARVIN M., Mathiston, EDUCATION • SOWELL, MARVEL A.. Laurel. EDUCATION, Alpha Tau Alpha • SPARKS. THOMAS W.. Hillsboro. AGRICULTURE, Cackle and Crow Club 2, 3, 4, V-Pres., Southern Collegiate Poultry Judging Team 3 • SPEARMAN. DON OWEN. Tremont, AGRICULTURE. SPELL SPENCE STAN STANFORD STEGALL STENNETT STEPHENS -n ( tI k ? j a, • J STEWART STRICKLIN STRONG STROUKOFF STUCKEY SULLIVANT SWALM FIRST ROW: SPELL. THOMAS DAVID. Columbia. AGRICULTURE • SPENCE. DAVID A.. Canton. BUSINESS, Kappa Alpha, M-Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 • STAN. STEVE. Columbus. EDUCATION • STANFORD. CHARLES LEO. Laurel. BUSINESS, Accounting Club 3, 4, Maroon Band 3, 4 • STEGALL, MELTON J.. Crystal Springs. SCIENCE, SGE Honorary Geology Fraternit y 3, Dip Strike Club 2, Veterans ' Club 3 • STENNETT, WILLIAM AUSTIN. Vicksburq. ENGINEERING • STEPHENS, HERBERT LOUIS. Jonestown, AGRICULTURE, Veterans ' Club 3. SECOND ROW: STEWART, DANIEL E., Columbus. ENGINEERING • STRICKLIN. JAMES ALVIN. Yazoo City. ENGINEERING, IAS 3 • STRONG, LENTON W., Utica. EDUCATION • STROUKOFF. MICHAEL. JR.. Lawrenceville. N. J., ENGINEERING, Westminster Fellowship 3, American Society of Mechanical Engineers 3, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences 3, Mississippi State Scifics 3, Glider Club 3 • STUCKEY. HERBERT L.. DeKalb. AGRICULTURE, Lambda Chi Alpha • SULLIVANT. WALTER REECE. Batesville, AGRICULTURE, Block Bridle Club 1, 2, 3, 4 • SWALN. DAVE C. Brookhaven. SCIENCE, Lambda Chi Alpha, Tau Beta Pi 3, 4, V-Pres. Science School 3, Kappa Mu Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4, Chemical Engineering 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIOR TATE TERRY THOMAS THOMPSON TIDWELL TOUCHSTONE -1 s w a TUBBS TUCKER, L. TUCKER. W. TURNER, J. TURNER. H. TURNER. M. TWETTY THIRD ROW: TATE. WILLIAM FRANCIS, West, AGRICULTURE • TERRY, ANDREW GID, Greenville, BUSINESS, Kappa Sigma, V-Pres. Business School 3, Pres. Business School 4, Reveille Staff 1, Cheerleader 2, High School Day Committee 3, 4, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Drill Team 3, Omicron Delta Kappa 4, Student Manager Bookstore 3, 4, Dance Committee 4, Marketing Club 2, Student Council 3, 4, Who ' s Who Araonq Students in American Universities and Colleges 4 • THOMAS. MRS. LEILA HARRISON. Starkville • THOMPSON. WILFRED R.. Starkville, AGRICULTURE, Kappa Sigma, Pres. of Kappa Sigma 4, Blue Key 3, 4, Corresponding Sec. 4, IFC 4, Agronomy Club • TIDWELL. WILLIAM MELVIN, Blue Mountain, ENGINEERING, ASCE 3 • TOLBERT. WILLIAM TROY, Forest, BUSINESS, Kappa Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue Key 3, 4, Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, SA Dance Committee 4, Convair Aviation Award 3, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4 • TOUCHSTONE, WILLIAM C. Jackson, ENGINEERING. FOURTH ROW: TUBBS, ELLIS J.. Aberdeen, EDUCATION • TUCKER, LESLIE ROSS, Holly Spring. AGRICULTURE • TUCKER, WILLIAM THOMAS, Duck Hill, BUSINESS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Who ' s Who Among Students in Universities and Colleges, Society for Advancement of Management 3, 4, Pres. Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4, Veterans ' Club 4, Executive Council 2, 3, 4, Y Enlistment Committee 2, 3, 4 • TURNER, JIMMIE R., Liberty, AGRICULTURE, Agronomy Club 3, 4, Sguare Compass Club 3, 4, Alpha Zeta 4 • TURNER, HUBERT T., Pontotoc, AGRICULTURE • TURNER. MATTHEW GERALD, Maben. EDUCATION • TWETTY, RICHARD C, Pontotoc, AGRICULTURE. 59 VARNADO, B. VARNADO, J. VAUGHAN, C. VENIER 1955 FIRST ROW: VARNADO. BILLY W.. Columbia. BUSINESS, Theta Xi, Veterans ' Club 3, 4, Society for Advance- ment of Management 3, 4 VARNADO. JACK DONALD. Natchez. BUSINESS • VAUGHAN. CHARLES EDWIN. Maben. AGRICULTURE, Scabbard Blade 3, 4, Agronomy Club 3, 4, B.S.U. 2, 3, 4. SECOND ROW: VAUGHAN. JOHN KENNETH. Grenada. BUSINESS, Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, Pres 3 • VAUGHN. CHARLESTON A.. Meridian. BUSINESS, Kappa Alpha • VENIER. LOUIS JOHN. Brooklyn. N. Y.. BUSINESS. VIVADO VON KANEL WAITS WAIKER WALLACE 1 !■ I WARREN WATKINS WEIR WELLS, B. liss Bryant conducting Quantity Foods Class in Hotel Management Dept. H9H IHHBiH THIRD ROW: VIVADO. RAUL RICARDO. Bolivia. S. A.. ENGINEERING, American Society of Mechanical Engineers 3, 4, International Friendship Club 3, 4 • VON KANEL. OTTO PAUL. JR., Lexa, AGRICULTURE, Alpha Tau Omega • WAGNER. WAYNE ANTHONY. Highland Park, 111.. AGRICULTURE, Alpha Zeta 2, Dairy Club 3 • WAITS. WILLIAM JOE. Goodman, AGRICULTURE, Alpha Tau Omega • WAIKER. MARION R„ JR.. Gullport. AGRICULTURE, Dairy Club 2, 3, Wesley Foundation 3, 4. WALLACE. RALPH BOYD. Carthage. EDUCATION, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. FOURTH ROW: WARD. ERWIN CONNEL. Starkville. SCIENCE • WARREN. CECIL GENE, Senatobia, BUSI- NESS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Baptist Student Union Executive Council 3, 4, YMCA Cabinet 4, Society for the Advancement of Management 3, 4, Maroon Band 2, 3, Square Compass Club 4, Pi Kappa Delta 3, 4 • WASSON, CHARLES N. Ethel, AGRICULTURE • WATKINS. HOMER W.. Jack- son. BUSINESS, Siqma Chi • WEIR. JEANE MARIE. State College. BUSINESS, Chi Omega, Cardinal Key 3, 4, Marketing Club 3 • WELLS, BILLY EUGENE, Vardaman, EDUCATION. WELLS, G. WENTZ WEST, D. WEST, R. i ' k ± Sk WHEELER WHITAKER WHITE, C. WHITE, H. FIRST ROW: WELLS. GLEN THOMAS, Big Creek. AGRICULTURE • WENTZ. ROBERT EARL. Chicago. 111.. EDUCATION • WEST. DAVID TULLIS. Parchman. ENGINEERING • WEST. ROBERT HERMAN. Canton, AGRICULTURE, Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer 3, Scabbard Blade 3, 4, Captain 4, Omicron Delta Kappa 4. SECOND ROW: WHEELER, ROBERT FRANK, Duck Hill. BUSINESS • WHITAKER. CHARLES ALVIN. Amory. BUSINESS • WHITE, CHARLES JACKSON. JR.. Phoenix. EDUCATION • WHITE. HAILEY BRADLEY. Indianola, ENGINEERING, Alpha Tau Omega. SEN WHITE, R. WHITMIRE WILBOURN WILLIAMS, A. WILLIAMS, J. WILLIAMS. W. WILLIAMSON WOMACK WRIGHT YARBROUGH YOUNG ZIMMERMAN THIRD ROW: WHITE, RUFUS DeLEE. AGRICULTURE • WHITMIRE. EDWARD, Weir. EDUCATION • WIL- BOURN RAYFORD. Water Valley. EDUCATION • WILLIAMS. ARTHUR WALLACE. luka, BUSI- NESS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, YMCA 4, Mississippi State Hotel Society 1, 2, 3, 4 • WILLIAMS. JON JULIAN. Tchula. BUSINtSS, Accounting Ciub 2, 3, 4, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Scabbard Blade JULIAN. Tchula. BUSINESS, Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Scabbard Blade WILLIAMSON, CHARLIE A., Braxton, AGRICULTURE, Agricultural Economics Club 4, Veterans ' Club 3. TOURTH ROW: WILSON, CHARLES B., Monticello, AGRICULTURE • V OFFORD, DAN LE ROY, Drew, BUSI- NESS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Pi 3, Arnold Air Society 3, Society for the Advancement of Management 4, A AS Drill Team 3, Maroon Band 1, Collegians Dance Band 1, 2, Debonaires 3, 4 • WOMACK, HERBERT, Mantee, SCIENCE • WRIGHT, WILLIE WALTON, JR., Jackson, ENGINEERING, BSU 3, 4, AIEE 3, 4 • YARBROUGH, BOYCE BRYSON, Baldwyn, ENGINEER- ING, Sigma Pi, Agri. Engineering Club • YOUNG, HUGH HARPER, Brockhaven, ENGINEER- ING • ZIMMERMAN, BILL DAHEMAN, Natchez. EDUCATION. 61 UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: AARON. JOHN ROBERT, Soph., Lyon, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . ABEL, CLARENCE HOUSTON, Soph., McComb, Science . . . ABEL, JAMES FRED Jr., Belzoni, Agriculture, Kappa Sigma . . . ABEL, WILLIAM E., Jr., Duckhills, Business. SECOND ROW: ACTON, JEANNIE MONK, Jr. Lake, JENNINGS, Jr., Lake, Agriculture . . . Natchez, Education . . ADAMS, Engineering. THIRD ROW: Education . . . ACTON, WILLIAM ADAMS. CLYDE RICHARD, Fresh., JOE DEE. JR., Fresh., Gulfport, ADAMS, MILTON DORSEY, Jr., Moorehead, Science . . . ADAMS, TRACY HOMER, JR., Soph., Greenville, Business . . . ADAMS, WILLIAM TERRY, Fresh., Moss Point, Engineering . . . ADCOCK, RUPARD RAY, Jr., Louisville, Education. FOURTH ROW: AHLRICH. VASTINE CHARLES. Jr., Winona, Engineering . . ALRIDGE, JAMES HAROLD, Soph., Marks, Agriculture . . . ALEWINE, WILLIAM GERALD, Fresh., Greenville, Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . ALFORD, EDDIE WEEMS, Soph., Canton, Engineering. FIFTH ROW: ALFORD, HAYDEN TILLMAN, Soph., Meridian, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . ALFORD, JOHN THOMAS, Soph., Indianola, Science, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . ALFORD. VAN HENRY, Fresh., McComb, Engineer- ing .. . ALLEN, ALVIN KAY. Jr., Brookhaven, Agriculture. SIXTH ROW: ALLEN, EDGAR, III, Fresh , Newton, Science, Kappa Sigma . . . ALLEN, JAMES EARL, Jr., Dekalb, Agriculture . . . ALLEN, MAXWELL CARLISLE, Jr., Vicksburg, Science . . . ALLEN, THOMAS HUBERT, JR., Soph., Meridian, Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: ALLEN, WESLEY, JR., Fresh., Greenwood, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . ALLEN, JOE KENNETH, Jr., Starkville, Business . . . ALLISTON, RICHARD WILLIAM, Jr., Florence, Engineering . . . ALLRED, SAMUEL WORRELL, Soph., McBride, Business, Kappa Alpha. EIGHTH ROW: ALLSUP, VICTOR BRICE. Soph., Macon, Agriculture . . . ALMAN, MAX, Jr., Pelahatchie, Agriculture . . . AMMONS. CHARLES BARRY, Fresh., Carrollton, Ala., Science, Kappa Sigma . . . ANDERSON, EDGAR LEE, Soph., Clarksdale, Agriculture, Sigma Chi. NINTH ROW: ANDERSON, REX MARTIN, Jr., Vicksburg, Engineering . . . ANDRESS, THOMAS P., JR., Soph., Biloxi, Engineering . . . ANDREWS. WILLIAM ROSCOE, Jr., Jayess, Engineering . . . ANTHONY, EDDIE LAWRENCE, Fresh., Amory, Agriculture. TENTH ROW: ARANT, ANDY TURNER, Jr., Blame, Agriculture . . . ARMSTRONG, JAMES P., Fresh., Memphis, Tenn., Education . . . ARMSTRONG, JERRY MARLYN, Soph., New Albany, Business . . . ARNOLD, JIMMY TILMAN, Fresh., Columbus, Science, Kappa Alpha. ELEVENTH ROW: ARNOLD, VIVIAN LUSINGER, Jr., Benton, Education, Zeta Tau Alpha . . ASHCRAFT, DONALD LEE, Jr., Jackson, Engineering . . . ASHMORE, JAMES DALE, Soph., Forest, Science . . . ATKINS, GRANVILLE NEAL, Fresh., Corinth Engineering. Government lecture by Dean Willie. Aaron Abel, C. Abel, J. Abel, W. Acton, J. Acton, W. Adams, C. Adams, J. Adams, M. Adams, T. Adams, W. Adcock Ahlrich Alridge Alewine Alford. E. Alford, H. Alford, J. Alford. V. Allen, A. Allen. E. Allen. J. Allen, M. Allen, T. Allen, W. Allen, J. A ' liston Allred AIlsup Alman Ammons Anderson, E. Anderson, R. Andress Andrews Anthony -■1T M.I . It m I .  4i ammmm Arant Armstrong, J. P. Armstrong, J. M. Arnold, J. ' f f Arnold. V. Ashcraft Ashmore Atkins j mi ra. o, r. ri % ,a ,:S v } ? k . a sr ?. ' ' r  . Atkinson Austin Averitt Ayers Bachar Baggett Bailey, B. Bailey. C. Ba ' ey, R. A. Bai ey, R. C. Bailey. S. Bailey, T. Baine Bain Baker, G. Baker, P. Baker, R. Ball, F. Ball, G. Ball, J. Banks, F. Banks, W. Barber Barham Barker Barkley Barlow Barnes, C. Barnes, J. Barnett, J. Barnett, M. Barrett Barrentine, R. Barrentine, W. Barton, B. Barton, L. Batte Battle Baxter Beacham Beall Bealle, J. Bealle, W. Bean N AV A student listening to Records in Lbrary. FIRST ROW: ATKINSON, DONALD TALMADGE, Fr., Satartia, Engineering . . . AUSTIN, BILLY GENE, Jr., Moselle, Agriculture . . . AVERITT, RALPH CLEBURNE, Soph,, Sheffield, Ala., Business . . . AYERS, JAMES WESLEY, Soph., Crystal Springs, Science. SECOND ROW: BACHAR, MICHAEL, Jr., Starkville, Engineering . . . BAGGETT, JOHN EVAN, Soph., Columbia, Business, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . BAILEY, BOBBY, Jr., Forrest, Science . . . BAILEY, CHARLES RAY, Jr., Kosciusko, Education. THIRD ROW: BAILEY, ROBERT ARLEN, Soph., Eupora, Business . . . BAILEY, ROBERT CLAYTON, Soph., Raymond, Engineering . . . BAILEY, SHELLIE MAR- SHALL, JR., Fresh., Jackson, Education . . . BAILEY, THOMAS LEE, Soph., Kosciusko, Agriculture. FOURTH ROW: BAINE, HARVEY JULIUS, III Jr., Tchula, Business . . . BAIN. JIM RANDAL, Soph., Pell City, Ala., Education . . . BAKER, GENE KEY, Soph,. Louisville, Agriculture . . . BAKER, PHILIP DAVID, Soph., Columbus, Science. FIFTH ROW: BAKER. RAYMOND GRAHAM, Jr., Redwood, Agriculture .... BALL, FORREST C Jr., Columbia, Science . . . BALL, GEORGE SAMUEL, Soph., Engineering . . . BALL, JEAN THORNTON, Fr., Laurel, Education. SIXTH ROW: BANKS, FRANK RAYMOND, Fr., Amory, Science . . . BANKS, WILLIAM ALBERT, Soph., Jackson, Engineering, SAE . . . BARBER, JAMES ROBERT, JR., Soph., Ripley, Business, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . BARHAM. OTHA HERMAN, JR., Soph., Meridian, Agriculture. SEVENTH ROW: BARKER, JOHN USHER, Jr., Memphis, Business . BARKLEY. HAROLD JUSTICE, JR., Fresh., Shelby Business . . . BARLOW, EDDIE EVAUGHN, JR., Fresh., Engineering, SAE . . . BARNES. C. D., Jr., Fulton, Engineer- ing. EIGHTH ROW: BARNES, JAMES ROBERT, Fresh., Tupelo, Engineering . . . BARNETT, JOHN NISBUTT, Jr., Natchez, Business . . . BARNETT, MICHAEL ELMER, Fresh., Brookhaven, Science, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . BARRETT BILLY GLEEN, Jr., Sumrall, Engineering. NINTH ROW: BARRENTINE. ROBERT TILLMAN, Jr., Greenwood, Business . . . BARRENTINE, WILLIAM MELTON, Jr., Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . BARTON, BILLY RALPH. Soph., Calhoun City, Engineering . . . BARTON, L. B., Jr., Lucedale, Agriculture. TENTH ROW: BATTE, JACK H., Fresh., Mt. Olive, Education . . . BATTLE, HENRY TRICE, Fresh., Osceola, Agriculture, Kappa Sigma . . . BAXTER. THOMAS GRAHAM, Soph., Natchez, Engineering . . . BEACHAM, HARRY FELDER, Fresh., Carthage, Agriculture. ELEVENTH ROW: BEALL, CHARLES V.. Jr., Starkville, Engineering . . . BEALLE, JAMES BURNITT. JR.. Fresh., Greenwood, Science, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . BEALLE, WILLIAM DONALD, Soph., Quitman, Agriculture . . . BEAN, WAYNE BENTLY, Soph., Tupelo, Engineering, Sigma Chi. UNDERGRADUATES 63 Beard, C. Beard, R. Beard, W. Beasley J U ' UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: BEARD, CHARLIE McNEILL, Soph., Waynesboro, Siience . . . BEARD. ROBERT LAVERNE, Soph., New Albany, Agriculture . . PEARD, WILLIAM MIDDLETON, JR., Jr., Jackson, Business, Sigma Chi . . . BEASLEY. EDDIE SCARBOROUGH, Jr., Raymond, Engineering. SECOND ROW: BEAUFAIT, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Fresh., Vicksburg, Engineering, Siama Alpha Epsilon . . . BEAVER, CHARLES D., Fresh., Jackson, Business . . . BEAVER, LUTHER GALLOWAY, Soph., Jackson, Business . . . BECKHAM, ALEERT HUGH, Jr., Swiftown, Agriculture. THIRD ROW: BECKHAM, CLARENCE LEON, JR.. Fresh., Shaw, Agriculture . . . BECKETT, T. A. JR., Fresh., Bruce, Agriculture . . . BECKWIRTH, LLOYD WALLACE, Jr., Belzoni, Engineering . . . BELL. BILLY CHARLES. Fresh., Kosciusko, Engineering. FOURTH ROW: BELL, CHARLES MARION, Jr., Morgan City, Engineering . . . BELL, CHARLES VESTER, Jr., Starkville, Engineering . . . BELL. DONALD S., Jr., Ethel, Agriculture . BENJAMIN, FRED HOWARD, Soph., Baldwyn, Science. FIFTH ROW: BENNETT. CHARLES T., Jr., Raymond, Business . . . BENNETT, JAMES SHELTON, Soph., Tupelo, Business . . . BENNETT, RONALD KAY, Soph., Clarksdale, Education . . . BENSON, JACK LAWRENCE, Fresh., Natchez, Science. SIXTH ROW: BERRON, ALVARO LUIS, Fresh., Merida Yucatan, Mexico, Engineering . . BEST, ROBERT ALLEN, Fresh., Jackson, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . BETBEZE, ARNOLD RANSOM, Soph., Meridian, Engineering . . . BETHANY. MARY PHOEBE, Fresh., Jackson, Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: BETHANY, JOSEPH ARWOOD, Jr., Macon, Engineering, Kappa Alpha . . . BETHAY, WILLIS DEARRAT, JR., Soph., Greenwood, Engineering . . . BETTERTON. BOB WHELAN, Fresh., Kosciusko, Engineering . . . BEYER, CURT GEORGE, Soph., Biloxi, Science, Theta Kappa Phi. EIGHTH ROW: BIKOV, IGOR, Soph., State College, Engineering . . . BILLINGSLEY, JAMES PERSHING, Jr., Senatobia, Engineering . . . BISHOP, ANDREW NATHANIEL, Jr., Baldwyn, Science . . . BISHOP, GEORGE HENNON, Fresh., Raleigh, Engineering. NINTH ROW: BISHOP, LYNN, Fresh., Houlka, Engineering . . . BLACK, BAILEY JEAN, Fresh., McCool, Engineering . . . BLACK, CHARLES L., Soph., Clarks- dale, Business . . . BLACK, LEA CLARK, Fresh., Mayersville, Business. TENTH ROW: BLACKMAN, WILLIAM RAY, Jr., Eeaumont, Agriculture . . . ELACKMON, EILLY HARRIS, Jr., Hazlehurst, Science . . . BLACKENEY, HENRY HARVEY, Soph., Taylorsville, Agriculture . . . BLACKER, ALTON EARL, Jr., Water Valley, Education. ELEVENTH ROW. BLANKENSHIP, WILLIAM KENNETH, Soph., Natchez, Science, Phi Kappa Tau . . . BLANTON, CARLIS ROBERT, Fresh., Ackerman, Agriculture . . . BLEDSOE, ED JONES, Soph., Greenwood, Sigma Chi . . . BLUE, JOSEPH EDWARD, Soph., Quitman, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha. Practice Section for Beauty Contest. Contestants 5, 1. and 17 were eliminated at practice, wrong figure. Beaufait Beaver, C. Beaver, L. Beckham, A. Beckham. Beckett Bruce Beckwith Bell, B. Bell, C. Bell, D. Benjamin Bennett, C. Bennett, J. Bennett, R. Benson Berron Best Betbeze Bethany Bethay, J. Bethay, W. Betterton Beyer Bikov Billingsley Bishop, A. Bishop. G. Bishop, L. Black, B. Black, C. Black, L. Blackman Blackmon Blackeney Backer Blankenship Blanton Bledsoe Blue ' mAzm Boatwright Bobo Boland Bolton Bonner, J. T. Bonner, I. D. Boome Booth Boswell Bounds, H. Bounds, M. Bowen Bowers Boyd, H. Boyd, M. Brabston Bradey Bradshaw, B. Bradshaw, J. Bragg Branch Branham Brannon Branton Breazeale Brenner Brent Brewer, G. Brewer, M. Brieger, D. Brieger, J. Bridges Briscoe Brister, F. Brister, G. Britt Broadwater Brock, G. Brock, J. Brooks, F. Brooks, R. Brooks, T. Brooks, W. Broome Publication Banquet during Spring Semester of 1954. Editor of Reflector, Reese, speaking; Editor of REVEILLE, Spruill. at his left. FIRST ROW: BOATWRIGHT, DONALD WALTON, Soph., Lexington, Engineering . . . BOBO, GEORGE LEROY, Jr., Goodman, Eusiness . . BOLAND, ROBERT ALLISON, JR., Jr., Grenada, Engineering . . . BOLTON. CECIL GLEN- FORD, JR., Jr., Greenville, Engineering, Kappa Alpha. SECOND ROW: BONNER, JOHN THOMAS, Jr., Buckatunna, Agriculture . . , BONNER, JESSE DEE, Fresh., Clarksdale, Business . . . BOOME, WILLIAM, Jr., Pontotoc, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . BOOTH, JAMES DELBERT, Jr., West Point, Science. THIRD ROW: BOSWELL, CECIL ALLEN, Soph., Meridian, Business . . . BOUNDS, HENRY LOFTON, JR., Soph., Jackson, Engineering . . BOUNDS, MAURICE ELMO, Fresh., Houston, Business . . . BOWEN, JOHN W., JR., Jr., Grenada, Agriculture. FOURTH ROW: BOWERS, EMILE JACKSON, Soph., Laurel, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . BOYD, HANSEL WEED, JR., Soph., Columbus, Business . . . BOYD, MARDEN BURTON, Jr., Ripley, Engineering . . BRABSTON, CLAUDE WILLIS, JR., Soph., Flora, Engineering, Sigma Pi Epsilon. FIFTH ROW: BRADLEY, MARION LEA. Soph., Jackson, Engineering, Sigma Chi . . . BRADSHAW, BOBBIE LOU, Soph., West Point, Education . . . BRAD- SHAW, JOE BARNETT, Fresh., Macon, Agriculture, Kappa Alpha . . . BRAGG, JOE DOUGLAS, Fresh., Brooksville, Agriculture. SIXTH ROW: BRANCH, RICHARD LEE, Fresh., Winona, Engineering, Sigma Pi Epsilon . BRANHAM, DAVID CONRAD, Soph., Itta Bena, Agriculture . . . BRANNON, LLOYD LAMAR, JR., Soph., Laurel, Business . . . BRANTON, FORREST EDWARD, Soph., Business, Jackson, Sigma Pi Epsilon. SEVENTH ROW: BREAZEALE, BILLY CLAUD, Jr., Philadelphia, Business . . . BRENNER, CHARLES PAUL, Soph., Greenville, Agriculture . . . BRENT. FRANK MAZWELL, JR., Jr., Laurel, Science . . . BREWER, GEORGE LAWRENCE, JR., Fresh., Marks, Agriculture. EIGHTH ROW: BREWER, M. E., Jr., Pinola, Agriculture . . . BRIEGER, DOLLY CARLINE, Jr., Meridian, Business . . . BRIEGER, JAMES FRANCIS, Soph., Meridian, Engineering . . . BRIDGES, JOHN CALHOUN, Fresh., Winterville, Agri- culture, Kappa Alpha. NINTH ROW: BRISCOE, CHARLES ADELBERT, JR., Jr., Houston, Agriculture, Sigma Pi Epsilon . . . BRISTER, FA YE, Fresh., Brookhaven, Science . . . BRISTER, GERALD DODD, Jr., Philadelphia, Science . . . BRITT, HORACE ELIJA, JR., Fresh., Minter, Engineering, Sigma Pi Epsilon. TENTH ROW: BROADWATER, JAMES FRANCIS, Soph., Jackson, Engineering . . . BROCK, GLEN MAXWELL, tresh., Lexington, Agriculture . . . BROCK, JOSEPH WALKER, Soph., Hattiesburg, Agriculture, Sigma Chi . . . BROOKS, FRANK ARDATH, JR., Jr., Lake, Science. ELEVENTH ROW: BROOKS, ROBERT GLYNN, Soph., Water Valley, Agriculture . . . BROOKS, TOMMY LEE, Jr., Tupelo, Business . . . BROOKS. WILEY SINGLETON, Jr., Lena, Business . . . BROOME, ALGIE, Jr., Prentiss, Engineering. UNDERGRADUATES 65 UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: BROOME, JAMES CALVIN. Fresh., Batesville, Science . . . BROWN, BILLY HUGH, Soph., Winona, Engineering . . . BROWN, DANNY MERE- DITH, Soph., Ocean Springs, Engineering . . . BROWN, EUGENE ARLEN, Jr., Ripley, Engineering. SECOND ROW: BROWN. JOE JACK, Fresh., Wiggins, Agriculture . . BROWN, THOMAS O., Soph., Meridian, Business, Sigma Chi . . . BROWNLEE, JOHN HARVEY, Soph., Columbus, Business . . . BRUMFIELD, MICHAEL STEWART, Fresh.. McComb, Agriculture, Pi Kappa Alpha. THIRD ROW: BRYAN, GEORGE MICHAEL, Fresh., Moss Point, Business . . . BRYAN, WALTER ROY, JR., Fresh., Henryetta, Okla., Agriculture . . . BUCKLEY. RICHARD EDWARD, Fresh., Starkville, Science . . . BUCY. CHARLES LEE, JR., Jr., Plantersville, Engineering. FOURTH ROW: BUCY, JAMES EARL, Fresh., Tupelo, Agriculture . . BULLARD, ARTHUR PAUL, Fresh., Pittsboro, Business . . . BULLOCK, CHARLES LAVON, Jr., Bassfield, Agriculture . . . BUNCH, DONALD LEE, Fresh., Aberdeen, Agriculture. FIFTH ROW: BURDINE, BARBARA DYER, Jr., Starkville, Business, Chi Omega . . . BURGHEN. GEORGE ANDREW, Fresh., Buffalo, N. Y., Science . . . BURKE. JACK F.. Jr., Hattiesburg, Business, Sigma Chi . . . BURKETT. JERRY BENTON, Fresh., Prentiss, Engineering. SIXTH ROW: BURNEY, DOYCE, Jr., Iuka, Education . . . BURNLEY, CLEMMIE ROSE, Jr., Starkville, Business . . . BURNS, CARL EULY, Jr., Euoora, Business . . BURNS, GEORGE KING, Soph., Yazoo City, Science. SEVENTH ROW: BURT, ASA THAD, Jr., Philadelphia, Agriculture . . . BURT, HUGHES A., S oph., Louisville, Business . . . BURT, WILLIE ERWIN, Jr., Philadelphia, Agriculture . . . BUSH, JAMES WRAY, Jr., Laurel, Business. EIGHTH ROW: BUSH, MILLER WAYNE, Fresh., Greenwood, Agriculture, SAE . . . BUSTIN, BILLIE EARL, Soph., Forrest, Agriculture . . . BUTLER, John MARION, JR., Soph., Laurel, Engineering . . . BUTLER, PATRICIA ANN, Fresh., Jackson, Business. NINTH ROW: BUTLER, ROBERT EUGENE, Jr., Drew, Engineering . . BUTTRAN, R. JAMES, Fresh., Huntsville, Ala., Science . . . BUTTS, JAMES RUSSELL, Fresh., Winona, Education . . . BUTTS, WATSON GRADY, Soph., Stark- ville, Business, ATO. TENTH ROW: BUXBAUM. WILLIAM THOMAS, Soph., Greenville, Engineering . . . BYARS, JAMES EUGENE, Fresh., Houston, Engineering . . . BYNUM, WILLIAM BUCY. Jr., Shannon, Agriculture . . . BYRD, JAMES LAMAR, Jr., Florence, Education, Theta Kappa Phi. ELEVENTH ROW: BYRNE, HENRY ANTHONY, JR., Fresh., Natchez, Business, Sigma Chi . . . CAIN, BOBB Y RAY, Fresh., Durant, Engineering, SPE . . .CALD- WELL, BILLY LOUIS, Jr., Columbus, Science . . . CALDWELL, EDGAR, R., Soph., Derma, Engineering. High School bands on Scott Field along with Famous Maroon Band during High School Day. •.■ . ■ ' ■■ ■■■■■- : Mj ' !$ M$m v Id? AL  . HW «N - Broome Brown, B. Brown, D. Brown, E. Brown, J. Brown, T. Brownlee Brumiield Bryan, G. Bryan, W. Buckley Bucy. C. Bucy, J. Bullard Bullock Bunch Burdine Burghen Burke Burkett Burney Burnley Burns, C. Burns, G. Burt, A. Burt, H. Burt, W. Bush, J. Bush, M. Bustin Butler, J. Butler, P. Butler, R. Buttran Butts. J. Butts, W. Buxbaum Byars Byrd Byrne Cain Caldwell, B. Caldwell, E. mu S r l v 1 - 9 MR v %, 0 y i 1 Caldwell, J. Caldwell. W. Calhoun Callahan, J. Callahan, I. Cammack Camp, H. Camp, T. Campbell, C. Campbell, L. Campbell, M. Carazo Carlile Carr, B. Carr, G. Carr, J. A. Carr, J. W. Carr, J. Arnold Carr, M. Carroll Carothers, J. Carolhers, M. Carson Carter, C. Carter, D. Carter, D. I. Carter, L. Carter, M. Carter, W. Carver Castanis, C. Castanis, N. Caveness Causey, J, Causey, M. Chafee Chance Chapman, J. Chapman, W. Chesteen Chiles Chow, J. Chow, W. Chrismond Cheerleader ahead of the band on the way to stadium for football game. FIRST ROW: CALDWELL, JAMES LEON, JR., Soph., Jackson, Engnieering . . . CALDWELL. WILLIAM STANLEY, Fresh., Amory, Business, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . CALHOUN, JAMES DWAIN, Jr., Lucedale, Engineering . . . CALLAHAN, JAMES ANTHONY, Jr., Jackson, Engineer. SECOND ROW: CALLAHAN. IRVIN DWIGHT. Jr., Jackson, Business . . . CAMMACK, GEORGE MARION, Soph., Columbus, Agriculture . . . CAMP, HOWARD CASEY, Jr., Memphis, Tenn., Agriculture . . . CAMP, THOMAS EDWARD. Jr., Heidelberg, Science. THIRD ROW: CAMPBELL, CHARLES LOUIS, JR., Jr., Natchez, Engineering . . . CAMPBELL, LARRY LEE, Fresh., Beelen, Agriculture, Kaopa Sigma . . . CAMPBELL, MILE C, Jr., Grenada, Science . . . CARAZO, MANUEL ANTONIO, Fresh., San Jose, Costa Rica, Agriculture. FOURTH ROW: CARLILE. KENNETH RUSSELL, Fresh., Baxtervilie, Science . . . CARR, BILLY HOWARD, Soph., Greenw ood, Engineering . . . CARR. GUY H., JR., Jr., Macon, Business . . . CARR, JAMES ALLEN, Jr., Forest, Engineering. FIFTH ROW: CARR, JAMES WILLIAM, Soph., Vicksburg, Engineering . . . CARR. JIMMY ARNOLD, Fresh., Sardis, Engineering . . . CARR, MORMAN DALE, Soph., Greenwood, Business . . . CARROLL. JAMES ALTON. Fresh., Lexington, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. SIXTH ROW: CAROTHERS. JAMES GIPSON, JR., Soph., West Point, Engineering, Sigma Chi . . . CAROTHERS, MARY GENE, Jr., West Point, Education, Chi Omega . . . CARSON. RUBERT DOUGLAS, Fresh., Biloxi, Agriculture . . . CARTER, CLIFTON EUGENE, Fresh., Drew, Engineering, Pi Kappa Aipha. SEVENTH ROW: CARTER, DONALD, Jr., Newton, Education . . . CARTER, DONALD IRVING, Fresh., Greenwood, Agriculture . . . CARTER, LARRY ERNEST, Jr., Van Fleet, Agriculture . . . CARTER, MILTON MILLS, JR., Jr., Senatobia, Business, Sigma Chi. EIGHTH ROW: CARTER, WILEY KENNETH, Fresh., Jackson, Business, Sigma Chi . . . CARVER, JOHN O., II, Fresh., Gulfport, Engineering . . . CASTANIS, CHRIST STEVE, Soph., Columbus, Business . . . CASTANIS. NICHOLAS STEVE, Fresh., Columbus, Engineering. NINTH ROW: CAVENESS, WILLIAM ROBERT, Jr., Boomville, Agriculture . . CAUSEY, JESSE EUGENE, Fresh., Jackson, Business . . . CAUSEY, MILES ANDREW, Fresh., Belzoni, Science . . . CHAFEE, FRANCES IRENE. Soph., Starkville, Business. TENTH ROW: . CHAPMAN, . CHAPMAN, . CHESTEEN, CHANCE, WILLIAM JACKSON, Jr., Jackson, Science JAMES WALTER, Jr., Newton, Business, Kappa Sigma WILEY ALONZO, Fresh., Mendenhall, Business WILLIAM DONALD, Soph., Jackson, Engineering. ELEVENTH ROW: CHILES, JAMES W., JR., Jr., Noxapater, Agriculture . . . CHOW, JIMMY YORT, Soph., Greenville, Engineering . . . CHOW, WOODROW, Jr., Greenville, Business . . . CHRISMOND, JOHN SANFORD, Jr., Eupora, Engineering. UNDERGRADUATES 67 Clair Clark. C. Clark. K. Clark, L. UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: CLAIR. CHESTER EUGENE, Soph., Ringgold, Engineering . . . CLARK. CHARLES GARRIGUES, Fresh., Louisville, Engineering . . . CLARK, KERNEY PERCIVAL, Soph., Moss Point, Engineering, Kappa Alpha . . . CLARK, LARRY HULON, Jr., McComb, Engineering. SECOND ROW: CLARK, THOMAS MILTON, Fresh, Hollandale, Engineering . . . CLARK, WILLIAM GRADY, Jr., Florence, Engineering . . . CLAY, BETH LAUREENE, Soph., West Point, Education . . . CLAY, RICHARD LARRY, Fresh., Elaine, Agriculture. THIRD ROW: CLAYPOOL. GUY GRAYDEN, Jr., Jackson, Engineering . . . CLEMENTS, THOMAS WILLIAM, Soph., Van Vleet, Agriculture . . . CLOGSTON, DAVID BRAMLET, JR., Jr., Tackson, Business, Lambda Chi Alpha . . . COBB, JIMMY LOUIS, Fresh., Weir, Science. FOURTH ROW: COBB, JIMMIE M., Jr., Yazoo City, Engineering . . . COCHRAN, JERRY LYNCH, Soph., Meridian, En gineering . . . COGGIN, JAMES RICHARD, Fresh., Verona, Business . . . COGGIN, RICHARD GRADY, Fresh., Nettleton, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha. FIFTH ROW: COHEN, MARY HONOR, Sophomore, Starkville, Science, Chi Omega . . . COLVIN, BILLY J., Fresh., Vernan, Education . . . COKER, C. M.. Jr., Sarah, Education . . . COLBERT, HOWARD HOLLO WAY. Jr., Houston, Agriculture. SIXTH ROW: COLE, THOMAS LUTHER, JR., Fresh., Calhoun City, Education . . . COLEMAN, JACK ANDERSON, Jr., Water Valley, Agriculture . . . COLEMAN, JOHN MELTON, Jr., South St. Gabriel, Cal., Education . . . COLEMAN, ROBERT KENNETH, Fresh., Okolona, Business. SEVENTH ROW: COLLINS, FRANKLIN EDWIN, Jr., Brookhaven, Business . . . COMBS, KINCHEON VARNER, Jr., Ellisville, Engineering . . . CONGER, RALPH DONALD, Fresh., Malvina, Agriculture, Kappa Sigma . . . CONKEL, DONALD JOHN, Soph., Steupenville, Education, Phi Kappa Tau. EIGHTH ROW: COODY, LESLIE HOWARD, Jr., Yazoo City, Science, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . COODY, MARION CLARENCE, Soph., Yazoo City, Engineering . . . COOK, ARTHUR MILTON, Jr., French Camp, Engineering . . . COOK. BILLY C, Soph., Tylertown, Science. NINTH ROW: COOK. KENNETH JULIAN, Fiesh., Biloxi, Engineering, Theta Kappa Phi . . . COOPER. BARBARA ANN, Soph., Vicksburg, Engineering, Chi Omega . . . COOPER, JAMES THERON, JR., Fresh., Aberdeen, Engineer- ing .. . COOPER, WILLIE CHARLES, Jr., Columbus, Education. TENTH ROW: CORBAN, FRANK, JR., Jr., Fayette, Agriculture . . CORBELL, CHARLES DEAN, Soph., Starkville, Engineering . . . CORDER, CHARLES SAMUEL, Fresh., Grenada, Engineering . . . CORK, JAMES HENRY, Soph., Akron, Agriculture. ELEVENTH ROW: COSBY, ERNEST EARL. Jr., Clarksdale, Business . . . COUGHLIN. TOMMY JOE, Soph., Petal, Business . . . COURTENAY, DAVID GEORGE, Fresh., Jackson, Science, Theta Kappa Phi . . . COURTNEY, DEWEY ENOCHS, Fresh., Florence, Agriculture. Clark, T. Clark, W. Clay, B. Clay, R. Claypool Clements Clogston Cobb Cobb. J. M. Cochran Coqgin, J. Coggin, R. Cohen Colvin Coker Colbert Cole Coleman, J. A. Coleman, J. M. Coleman, R. Collins Combs Conger Conkel Coody, L. Coody, M. Cook, A. Cook, C. The winners of the Beauty Contest as picked by Tony Pastor. Cook, K. Cooper, B. Cooper, J. Cooper, W. Corban Corbell Corder Cork •. ' i A . k A, ,t n r 1 « ; Cosby Coughlin Courtenay Courtney t v Courtney Covington, B. Covington, J. Covington. W. Cox, E. Cox, J. Cox, R. Cox, R. S. Cozart Crabtree, J. Crabtree, R. Craven Cravens Crawford Creel Crigler, A. Crigler, I. Criss Croker Croft Croft, W. L. Crossno Crowder Crowe Crowell Crowley Crumpton Culp Cummins Cunningham Cupit Cupples Currie Curtis, T. Curtis, W. Curtis, W. C. Cutrer Daigre Dale, A. Dale, I. ; Daniel Daniels Dantzler Davies The 1st step in the long process of Registering. FIRST ROW: COURTNEY, DONALD CLAY, Soph., Ocean Springs, Engineering . . . COVINGTON, BILL ALLEN, Fresh., Meridian, Business, Sigma Chi . . . COVINGTON, JIM H., Jr., Meridian, Engineering . . . COVINGTON, WOODROW THOMAS, Jr., Meridian, Agriculture. SECOND ROW: COX. ERNEST LEE, Soph., Brandon, Engineering . . . COX, JAMES HESTER, JR., Soph., Booneville, Agriculture . . . COX. ROBERT LOUIS, Jr., Hattiesburg, Engineering, Sigma Chi . . . COX, ROBERT SAMUEL, III, Fresh., Hollywood, Agriculture. THIRD ROW: COZART, WILLIAM HOUSTON, Fiesh., Brownsville, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . CRABTREE. JOHN MILTON, Jr., Macon, Business . . CRABTREE, ROBERT DONALD, Soph., Macon, Engineering . . . CRAVEN, OTHA DEREK, Jr., Baxterville, Science. FOURTH ROW: CRAVENS, PATRICIA LOUIS, Soph., Pineville, Science, Zeta Tau Alpha . . . CRAWFORD, WILLIAM HOLMES, Fresh., Greenwood, Agriculture, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . CREEL, WILLIAM T., Jr., Lucedale, Engineer- ing .. . CRIGLER, ALBERT SIDNEY, JR., Fresh., Starkville, Science, Sigma Chi. FIFTH ROW: CRIEGLER, JOHN G., Jr., Columbus, Business, Kappa Alpha . . . CRISS. EDGAR. BIRCH, Soph., Cleveland, Engineering . . . CROCKER. JAMES HOWARD, Fresh., Clarksdale, Engineering . . CROFT, CHARLES WARREN, Jr., Brooksville, Business. SIXTH ROW: CROFT, WALTER LAWRENCE, Fresh., Longview, Science . . . CROSSNO, EUMAN V., JR., Fresh., Marianna, Ark., Agriculture, Alpha Tau Omega . . CROWDER, MARGARET ANN, Fresh., West Point, Business . . . CROWE, OSCAR LYNN, jr., Braggadocio, Md., Agriculture. SEVENTH ROW: CROWELL, ROBERT LONGEST, Jr., Woodland, Agriculture . . . CROWLEY, JOHN DANIEL, Jr., Mathiston, Business . . . CRUMPTON, ALTON JERRY, Fresh., Starkville, Agriculture . . . CULP, WILLIAM CARROLL, Jr., Bovina, Agriculture. EIGHTH ROW: CUMMINS, EDMUND MAGURDER, Fresh., Vicksburg, Engineering . . . CUNNINGHAM, IOHN BORDERS, JR., Fresh., Brooksville, Business . . . CUPIT, JAMES HAROLD, Jr., Natchez, Science, Theta Xi . . . CUPPLES, PERRY VINCENT, Fresh., Greenwood, Science. NINTH ROW: CURRIE, RICHARD WATKINS, Jr., Gulfport, Engineering . . CURTIS, TED BURNARD, Soph., Stewart, Business . . . CURTIS. WILLIAM DENTON, JR., Fresh., French Camp, Business . . . CURTIS, WILLIAM CASEY, JR., Jr., Memphis, Tenn., Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha. TENTH ROW: CUTRER, JAMES MONROE, Soph., Osyka, Business . . . DAIGRE, BENNY HUGH, Soph., Greenwood, Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . . DALE, ALAN SANDERS, Jr., Goodman, Education . . . DALE, JAMES PENDLETON, JR., Fresh., Brandon, Engineering, Sigma Chi. ELEVENTH ROW: DANIEL, LEON MELVIN, Fresh., Richton, Business . . . DANIELS, PEGGY JEAN, Soph., Starkville, Business . . . DANTZLER, SAMUEL DAVID, JR., Jr., Drew, Business, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . DAVIES, TOMMY HUBERT, Jr., West Point, Agriculture, Sigma Pi Epsilon. UNDERGRADUATES (J!) Davis, A. Davis, B. Davis, E. Davis, J. E. UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: DAVIS, ARTHUR, Jr., Clarksdale, Education, Sigma Chi . . . DAVIS, BILLY JOE, Soph., Horn Lake, Business . . . DAVIS, ERNEST GAY, JR., Fresh., Benoit, Engineering . . . DAVIS, JAMES EUGENE, Jr., Starkville, Science, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. SECOND ROW: DAVIS, JIMMY, Jr., Calhoun City, Agriculture . . . DAVIS, JOHN HALSEY, JR., Soph., Goodman, Agriculture . . . DAVIS, MALLORY COLOMAN, Soph, Greenwood, Agriculture ...DAVIS, THOMAS EDWARD, Fresh., Sherman, Business. THIRD ROW: DAVIS, WILLIAM CECIL, Fresh., Memphis, Tenn., Education . . . DAVIS, WILLIAM E., Jr., Hickory, Agriculture . . . DAVISON. JOHN ELIOT, Soph., Biloxi, Business . . . DAWKINGS, THOMAS CLIFTON, Soph., Coffeeville, Engineering. FOURTH ROW: DAVS, TOMMIE RAY, Soph., Dekalb, Science, Lambda Chi Alpha . . . DAWSEY, DOUGLAS GAYLE, Fresh., Columbia, Engineering . . . DAY, EMERSON DANIEL, Fresh., Brookhaven, Engineering . . . DAY, RAN- DALL, ELLIOTT, Fresh., Hazlehurst, Science. FIFTH ROW: DAY, RUBY JOYCE, Fresh., Starkville, Education . . . DEARTH, EDGAR GARNETTE, Fresh., Greenwood, Science . . . DEASON, DOUGLAS LOUIS, Soph., Vaughn, Science . . . DECELL, JOSEPH LEWIS, Soph., Brook- haven, Engineering. SIXTH ROW: DEES, JASPER JAY, Soph., Philadelphia, Agriculture . . . DELMAS, RICHARD ALPHONSE, Soph., Pascagoula, Agriculture . . . DEMENT, DORDON, Fresh., Jackson, Business . . . DEMPSEY, JACKIE LEVI, Fresh., State College, Engineering, Sigma Pi Epsilon. SEVENTH ROW: DENDY, ROBERT ELKINS, Fresh., Houston, Engineering . . . DENLEY, SELLERS GALE, Soph., Bruce, Business . . . DENTON, DONALD LEE, Fresh., Gulfport, Engineering . . . DEW, WILLIAM FREDERICK, JR., Soph., Eden, Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: DICKSEN, GILBERT BAIN, Jr., Kosciusko, Business . . . DICKSON, EDNA SUE, Fresh., Montepelier, Business . . . DILLARD, EDWARD Jr., Green- wood, Business . . DILLON, ELISHA DAVID, Soph., Tylertown, Business. NINTH ROW: DINKINS, THEO H., Jr., Canton, Business . . . DISMUKE, WALDO. WAYNE, Jr., Clarksdale, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . DIXON, CHARLES JAMES, Jr., Whitehaven, Engineering . . . DIXON, DEWITT ANDREW, Soph., Vaughan, Agriculture. TENTH ROW: DODD, JIMMY L., Fresh., Aberdeen, Engineering . . . DODD, WILLIAM ROGER, Jr., Laurel, Engineering . . . DODDS, CHARLES RICHEY, Fresh., Jackson, Science, Kappa Sigma . . . DODSON, ARTHUR LEON, Fresh., Pontotoc, Engineering. ELEVENTH ROW: DOERGE, EVERETT GAIL, Freshman, Mindon, La.,, Education . . . DOIRON, JULES WARREN, JR., Fresh., Vicksburg, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . DONG, FAY CHONG, Soph., Drew, Engineering . . . DOOLEY, WILLIAM GERALD, Jr., Mobile, Business. Nearing the end of a tiresome day of trying to get started in school. Davis, J. J. Davis, J. H. Davis, M. Davis, T. Davis, W. C. Davis, W. E. Davison Dawkings Davs Dawsey Day, E. Day, R. Day, R. J. Dearth Deason Decell Dees Delmas DeMent Dempsey Dendy Denley Denton Dew Dicksen Dickson Dillard Dillon Dinkins Dismuke Dixon Dixon, D. Dodd, J. Dodd, W. Dodds Dodson Doerge Doiron Dong Dooley ' ■ !Of, ' - I ; ▼l Doss. H. Doss, R. Doly Doughty Douglass, N. Douglass, T. Downing Drake Drane, L. Drane, M. Drane, T. Dull Duks Duncan, T. Duncan, W. Durham Durr Easley Easterling, T. Easterling, W. Easterwood Eaves Echols Edwards, A. Edwards, J. D. Edwards, J. R. Edwards, J. Roy Edwards, M. Edwards, W. Elmore Ellard Ellington Elliott, G. Elliott, J. C. Elliott, J. R. Ellis Ellison Epensen Erickson Errington, G. Errington. R. Estes Etheredge Etheridge High school day brings large crowd to Cafeteria. FIRST ROW: DOSS, HOUSTON ARLISS, Soph, Sturgis, Engineering . . . DOSS, ROY DERRELL, Jr., Houston. Agriculture . . . DOTY. JOE ELMER, Jr., Kosciusko, Business . . . DOUGHTY. JULIAN ORUS, Jr., West Point, Engineering, Lambda Chi Alpha. SECOND ROW: DOUGLASS, NELSON LEE, JR., Jr., Grenada, Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . DOUGLASS, THOMAS EUGENE, Fresh., Grenada, Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . . DOWNING, CHARLES LEWNARD, Fresh., Brook- haven, Engineering . . . DRAKE, ALBERT LEANDER, Jr., Jackson, En- gineering. THIRD ROW: DRANE. LESLIE ROBINSON. J., Fresh., Mayhew, Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . . DRANE, MARY ELLEN, Jr., Mayhew, Business, Chi Omega . DRANE, THEODORE ERLE, Jr., Natchez, Agriculture . . . DUFF. JOHN WIENDELL, Fresh., Laurel, Engineering, Phi Kappa Tau. FOURTH ROW: DUKS, PAUL, Jr., Jackson, Engineering . . . DUNCAN. THOMAS. Speights, Jr., Carthage, Business . . . DUNCAN, WAYNE W., Jr., Swayzee, Education . . . DURHAM, THOMAS FRANKLIN, III, Fresh., Brookhaven, Science. FIFTH ROW: DURR, BENNIE MO NROE. Jr., Wesson, Business, Theta Xi . . . EASLEY, ROBERT ANDREW, Fresh., Houlka, Agriculture . . EASTERLING, THOMAS OUITMAN. Jr., Saltillo, Engineering . . . EASTERLING, WILLIAM BENNETT, Fresh., Laurel, Agriculture. SIXTH ROW: EASTERWOOD, BILLY, Soph., Meridian, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . EAVES, GRADY JYLES, Jr., Louisville, Business . . . ECHOLS, MARGARET I., Jr., Starkville, Education . . . EDWARDS, ANN, Soph., Central, Ala., Agriculture. SEVENTH ROW: EDWARDS. JOE DAN, Jr., Oakland, Agriculture . . . EDWARDS, JOHN RICHARD, Soph., Agriculture, Starkville, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . EDWARDS, JOHN ROY. JR., Jr., Oakland, Agriculture . . . EDWARDS. MORRIS Jr., Soph., Longview, Business. EIGHTH ROW: EDWARDS, WILLIAM CLARENCE. JR., Jr., Amory, Agriculture . . . ELMORE, JAMES LLOYD, Fresh., Shaw, Agriculture . . . ELLARD, ALFRED THOMPSON, Jr., Leland, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . ELLINGTON, CLAUDE WILBURN, Fresh., Mmter City, Business. NINTH ROW: ELLIOTT, GEORGE HILL, Soph., Jackson, Engineering . . . ELLIOTT. JAMES CLYDE, Soph., Jackson, Business, Sigma Chi . . . ELLIOTT, JIMMIE RAY. Jr., Corinth, Business . . . ELLIS, WILLIAM NEAL, Jr., Lake Cormorant, Science. TENTH ROW: ELLISON, RALPH BOYD, Jr., Summer, Engineering . . . EPENSEN JOHN A., Jr., Pharr, Tex., Agriculture, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . ERICKSON, JOHN JOSEPH, Soph., Yazoo City, Business . . . ERRINGTON. GLENN WILLIS, Fresh., State Line, Engineering. ELEVENTH ROW: ERRINGTON. ROBERT EARL, Soph., State Line, Engineering . . . ESTES, JOHN DODSON, Jr., Amory, Business . . . ETHERIDGE, SARAH JANE, Soph., State College, Chi Omega . . . ETHERIDGE, WILLIAM WAYNE, Soph., Collinsville, Education. UNDERGRADUATES 71 UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: ETHERINGTON. JOHN SANBORN, JR., Fresh., Vicksburg, Engineering . . . EUBANKS, ZELTON KNOX, Jr., Lucedale, Engineering . . . EVANS, DAVID A., Fresh., Clarksdale, Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . . EVANS, HAL, Fresh., Bowling Green, Ky., Engineering. SECOND ROW: EVANS, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Jr., Shubuta, Science, Pi Kappa Alpha . , , EVERS, DAVID WESLEY, Jr., Belzoni, Engineering, Sigma Chi . . . EZELL, HAROLD C, Fresn., Pascagoula, Science . . . FAIRCHILD, SARAH JOANNE, Jr., Hamilton, Education. THIRD ROW: FAIRCHILD, WILLIAM GAINES, Soph., Moselle, Engineering . . . FAIRLEY, SHIRLEY RUTH, Fresh., Starkvilie, Business . . . FALKNER, JIMMIE LORRAINE, Fresh., Starksville, Business . . FARR, RALPH DAVID, Fresh., Jackson, Business, Kappa Sigma. FOURTH ROW: FARRAGUT, WALLACE EUGENE, Soph., Pass Christian, Science . . . FARRISH. JAMES FRANKLIN, Jr., Greenwood, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . FATHERREE, JEFFERSON CARTER, Fresh., Jackson, Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . . FAULKNER, WILLIAM C, Fresh., Clarksdale, Business. FIFTH ROW: FAVI, MORRIS JOHNNY, Fresh., Shelby, Business . . . FELDER. BUDDY, Fresh., Hammond, Business . . . FELKER, SAMMY EARL, Soph., Corinth, Engineering . . . FERGUSON, ARON D., Soph., Bruce, Agriculture. SIXTH ROW: FERNANDEZ, KENNETH JOHNSON, Fresh., Mario, Agriculture . . . FERRIS, JAMES EDWARD, Fresh., Buffalo, N. Y., Agriculture . . . FILGO, JESSE EDWIN, Soph., Tupelo, Science, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . FILIPICH, STEPHEN ANTHONY, Soph., Biloxi, Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: FINDLEY, RILEY HENRY JR., Soph., Vicksburg, Engineering . . . FISACKERLY, GEORGE MURRAY, Fresh., Clarksdale, Business, Sigma Chi . . . FISACKERLY, HOWARD EUGENE, Fresh., Sunflower, Agricul- ture, Kappa Alpha . . . FISHER, WILLIAM DALLAS, JR., Jr., Dundee, Agriculture, Sigma Chi. EIGHTH ROW: FLANAGAN, RONALD CALVIN, Soph., Jackson, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . FLANNAGAN, ROBERT PURDY, Jr., Anguilla, Business . . . FLEMING, BOBBY GENE, Soph., Grenada, Engineering . . . FLEMING, JAMES HERBERT, Soph., Greenville, Engineering, Sigma Chi. NINTH ROW: FLETCHER, EVELYN LOW, Fresh., Hattiesburg, Education . . . FLURRY, NORMAN RAY, Jr., Broom, Science . . . FLOWERS, RICHARD BOWEN, Jr., Mattson, Agriculture, Kappa Sigma . . . FRAISER, RUSSELL RAY, Jr., Canton, Business. TENTH ROW: FRANCE, EDWARD EARL, JR., Jr., Tunica, Agriculture, Alpha Tau Omega . . . FRANKS, CHARLES LESLIE, Jr., Columbus, Business . FRAZIER, ROYALL HUNT, Fresh., Leland, Epsilon . . . FRENCH, CLAUDE EDWIN, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . Science, Sigma Alpha JR., Fresh., Greenwood, ELEVENTH ROW: FRENCH, HARRISON OGDEN, JR., Soph., Raymond, Business . . . FRIZELL, EDWARD FITZPATRICK, Jr., Canton, Agriculture . . . FORD, ALFRED WILSON, Soph., Vicksburg, Engineering . . . FORD, SHIRLIE EMILY, Fresh., Starkvilie, Education. Homecoming display by the Pike ' s. Etherington Eubanks Evans, D. Evans, H. Evans, T. Evers Ezell Fairchild, S. Fairchild, W. Fairley Falkner Farr Farragut Farrish Fatherree Faulkner Favi Felder Felker Ferguson Fernandez Ferris Filgo Filipich Findley Fisackerly, G. Fisackerly, H. Fisher Flanagan Flannagan Fleming, B. Fleming, J. Fletcher Flurry Flowers Fraiser France Franks Frazier French French, H. Frizell Ford, A. Ford, S. w Foreman, P. Foreman, R. Foster, A. Foster, L. Foster, R. Foster, T. Fortner Forture Fotiades Fulcher Fulgham, A. Fulgham, C. Fulgham, R. Funchess Funderburk Fulton Furr Gadberry Galloway, E. Galloway, G. Garcia Gardner, E. Gardner, H. Gargaro Garmon Garretson, G. Garretson, M. Garrett, R. Garrett, W. Garrott Gartman Gates Gautier Geddie Gee Geroge Gholson Gibson, F. Gibson, J. L. Gibson, J. D. Gibson, W. Gibbons Gibbs Gilbert Students waiting to get their picture made for the 1955 REVEILLE. FIRST ROW: FOREMAN, MRS. PEGGY ANN, Soph., Columbus, Education . FOREMAN, ROBERT EDWARD, Jr., Columbus, Education . . . FOSTER, ATHA M., JR., Jr., Maben, Education . . . FOSTER, LIBBY JO, Soph., Maben, Education. SECOND ROW: FOSTER, ROBERT FRANK, Fresh., Laurel, Engineering . . FOSTER, TOMMY DYER, Fresh., Lenoir City, Education . . FORTNER, HUESTON TURNER, JR., Gulfport, Business . . . FORTURE, THERRELL D., Soph., Jackson, Engineering. THIRD ROW: FOTIADES, STEPHEN MONTY, Soph., Natchez, Science . . . FULCHER, MINNIE JOSEPHINE, Soph., Louisville, Education . . FULGHAM, ADRON LEON, Soph., Maben, Education . . . FULGHAM, CURTIS DEAN, Jr., West Point, Agriculture. . . . FUNCHESS, . FUNDERBURK. FULTON, FLOYD GADBERRY, GALLOWAY. GALLOWAY. FOURTH ROW: FULGHAM, ROBERT N., Jr., Booneville, Business ALBERT McATEE, Jr., Hazlehurst, Agriculture . ALINDER HERMAN, Jr., Amory, Science . . . MADISON, Soph., Philadelphia, Education. FIFTH ROW: FURR, FLOYD HENDERSON, Jr., Picayune, Science ROBERT MARSHALL, Soph., Greenwood, Business . ERNEST LEE, Jr., Wheeling, W. Va„ Business . GERALD SYLVESTER, Jr., Meridian, Business. SIXTH ROW: GARCIA, ARTHUR CLAYTON, Jr., Bay St. Louis, Engineering . . . GARDNER, ELMER ALLEN, Jr., Mathiston, Education . . . GARDNER. HUGH CLARK, Fresh., Tupelo, Engineering . . . GARGARO, JOHN LOUIS, Jr., Vicksburg, Engineering, Theta Kappa Phi. SEVENTH ROW: GARMON. ROBERT GEORGE, Ji., Tupelo, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . GARRESTON, GORDON MARSHALL, Fresh., Leakesville, Science . . GARRETSON, MALCOLM McLEAO, Jr., Leakesville, Science . . . GARRETT, RICHARD HOPSON, Jr., Clarksdale, Agriculture, Kappa Sigma. EIGHTH ROW: GARRETT. WARREN AUSTIN, JR., Freshman, Winona, Science . GARROTT, THOMAS HENRY, Soph., Winona, Science . . . GARTMAN, MARTHA LETHA, Fresh., Steens, Education . . . GATES, JOHN THOMAS, Fresh., Macon, Business. NINTH ROW: GAUTIER, EARL DENSON, Jr., Gautier, Business . . GEDDIE, CHARLES L., Jr., Hollandale, Business, Sigma AlDha Epsilon . . . GEE, CHUNG LIN, Jr., Ruleville, Science . . . GEORGE, JOSEPH ANTHONY, JR., Fresh., Greenwood, Business. TENTH ROW: GHOLSON, WILLIS GARLAND, Soph., Water Valley, Education . . . GIBSON, FRANK ANDERSON, JR., Jr., Greenville, Agriculture . GIBSON. JAMES L., Fresh., Conway, Ark., Business . . . GIBSON, JOHN DAVID, Jr., Winona, Business. ELEVENTH ROW: GIBSON, WILLIAM EARL, Jr., Coifeeville, Education . . . GIBBONS, JERRY VAUGHN, Fresh., Pascagoula, Engineering . . . GIBBS. JAMES BOBBY, Grenada, Education . . . GILBERT, GARY THOMAS, Soph., Vicksburg, Engineering, Theta Kappa Phi. UNDERGRADUATES 7:; UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: GILBERT. KATHERINE HILDA, Fresh., Meridian, Education . . . GILBERT, RICHARD WINSTON, Jr., Clarksdale, Business . . GILBERT, SPIGHTS WEEMS, Jr., Forest, Business . . . GILBERT. WENDELL NEWTON, Soph., Lucedale, Engineering. SECOND ROW: GILES, BOBBY JOE, Fresh., New Albany, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . GILES. JAMES HUEY, Soph., New Albany, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . GILLILAND, JOHN ALLEN, JR., Soph., Laurel, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . GILLIS, JOE KINDRED, Philadelphia, Agriculture, Phi Kappa Tau. THIRD ROW: GILLIS, SAMUEL PETERS, Soph., Blue Mountain, Science . . . GILMAN, BOBBY GREER, Jr., Memphis, Tenn., Engineering . . . GILMORE. JOSEPH RICHARD. Jr., Clinton, Business . . . GINN, HAL G., Soph. Tylertown, Science. FOURTH ROW: GINTOWT. LUCLMILLA, Soph., Greenwich, Conn., Science . . . GIPSON, CHARLES RAY, Soph., Philadelphia, Science . . . GIRLEY, OWEN C, Soph., Seminary, Agriculture . . . GIRLING, CHARLES MASSEY, Jr., Holmesville, Agriculture, Theta Xi. FIFTH ROW: GIST, WILLIAM NATHANIEL, JR., Fresh., Indianola, Business, Sigma Chi . . . GLASGOW, JAMES CLAYTON, Jr., Tupelo, Engineering . . . GLEASON, JOHN EASTLAND, Soph., Doddsville, Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . . GOLDEN, ROLAND STANFORD, Fresh., Brooksville, Agriculture, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. SIXTH ROW: GOMBITA. JOHN ANTHONY, Fresh., Middlesbrough, Ky., Education . . . GONZALEZ. NICHOLAS ASCENCION, Fresh., Jinotega, Nigcaragua, Agriculture . . . GOODE, JOE MAX, Jr., Meridian, Business . . . GOODGAME, LEONARD J.. JR., Fresh., Aberdeen, Science. SEVENTH ROW: GOODNIGHT, JAMES LEE, Soph., Sardis, Agriculture . . . GOODNITE, GEORGE WENDELL, Fresh., Sardis, Agriculture . . . GOODSELL. JOSEPH E. G., Jr., Vicksburg, Lambda Chi Alpha . . . GORDON, FRANKLIN DAVIS, Fresh., Tchula, Science. EIGHTH ROW: GORDON, ROBERT BAILEY, Jr., McComb, Agriculture . . . GOWERS. RUBY JEAN, Soph., Randolph, Science . . . GRADY. EDWARD GLENNAN, JR., Soph., Laurel, Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . . GRAHAM. BUDLEY COLLIER, Soph., Meridian, Engineering. NINTH ROW: GRAHAM, HOMER DeVON JR., Jr., Batesville, Business, Kappa Sigma . GRAHAM, NELL, Fresh., Louisville, Education, Zeta Tau Alpha . . . GRAHAM, WENDALL WILLIAM, Soph., Gulfport, Agriculture . . . GRAHAM, WILLIAM RALPH, Jr., Clarksdale, Agriculture. TENTH ROW: GRANTHAM, CHARLES FRED, Jr., Mendenhall, Science . . . GRAVES. JAMES E., Jr., Kosciusko, Education . . . GRAVES, JAMES LARRY, Jr., Jackson, Agriculture . . GRAY, CLIFFORD SNYDER, Jr., Philadelphia, Engineering. ELEVENTH ROW: GRAY, FRANK McKAY, Jr., Jr., Crawford, Agriculture . Mo., Science, Chi Omega . wood, Business, Sigma Chi West Point, Business . . . GRAY. JIMMY M., GRAY, MARY ELIZABETH, Jr., Winheld, . . GRAY. WALTER KELLY, Fresh., Green- Homecoming display by the Chi O ' s. Gilbert, K. Gilbert, R. Gilbert, S. Gilbert, W. Giles, B. Giles, J. Gilliland Gillis, J. Gillis, S. Gilman Gilmore Ginn Gintowt Gipson Girley Girling Gist Glasgow Gleason Golden Gombita Gonzalez Goode Goodgame Goodnight Goodnite Goodsell Gordon Gordon, R. Gowers Grady Graham, B. Graham, H. Graham, N. Graham, W. Graham, W. R. Grantham Graves, J. E. Graves, J. L. Gray, C. Gray, F. Gray, J. Gray, M. Gray, W. Green, A. Green, E. Green. H. W. Green, H. 1. Greenland Greer, S. Greer, W. Gregg Gregory, I. C. Gregory, I. F. Gregory, L. Griffin, Bob Griffin, Bill Griffin, C. L. Griffin, J. W. Griffin, J. F. Griffin, R. J. Grissom Grogan Guest Gully Guthrie Guttman Guyse Guyton Haas Hagemeyer Hairston Hairston, T. Hamill Halbert Hall, E. Hall, R. L. Hall, R. C. Hamill Hamilton, W. C. Hamilton, W. S. Hammett Hammond, B. Hammond, J. Hammond, J. D. Handal Hans Harbour -; f ri !  ■  m| rti MoTit- p—  : : ' ■■■■ Homecoming display by the Kappa Sig ' s. UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: GREEN, ANDREW JACKSON, Jr., Vicksburg, Engineering . . . GREEN, ERNEST JACKSON, Jr., Natchez, Science . . . GREEN, HARRY WINFORD, Jr., Caledonia, Education . . . GREEN, HUGH LOUIS, Soph., Tupelo, Engineering. SECOND ROW: GREENLAND, HARVEY WARREN, JR., Jr., Jackson, Engineering . . . GREER, SAMUEL RALPH, JR., Jr., Nortac, Agriculture . . . GREER, WILLIAM CARLTON, Fresh., Natchez, Engineering . . . GREGG. CADE LEIE, F ' lesh., belzoni, Agriculture. THIRD ROW: GREGORY, JANET CAMPBELL, Flesh., State College, Business, Chi Omega . . . GREGORY, JEFF, Fresh., Jackson, Engineering . . . GREGORY, LEROY CURTIS, Soph., Calhoun City, Engineering . . . GRIFFIN, BILLY JOE, Soph., Houston, Engineering. FOURTH ROW: GRIFFIN, BOBBY JOE, Fresh., Pascagoula, Engineering . . . GRIFFIN. CHARLIE LEE, Soph., Houston, Education . . . GRIFFIN JAMES WILLIAM, Soph., New Albany, Agriculture . . . GRIFFIN, JESSE FRANKLIN, Jr., Utica, Business. FIFTH ROW: GRIFFIN, RALPH STANLEY, Jr., Lucedale, Science . . . GRISSOM, ROBERT EDWIN, Soph., Summerland, Agriculture . . . GROGAN, BRIAN N.. Fresh., Starkville, Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . GUEST. CHARLES LUTHER, Fresh., Greenville, Engineering. SIXTH ROW: GULLY, JERRY EUGENE, Jr., Nexhoba, Science, Phi, Theta Kappa . . . GUTHRIE. ROY CLARENCE, JR., Fresh., Pontotoc, Engineering . . . GUTTMAN. RICHARD WILLIAM, Fresh., New Rochelle, N. Y., Engineer- ing, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . GUYSE, JAMES H., Jr., Forest, Business. SEVENTH ROW: GUYTON, EARL LOVE, Jr., Kosciusko, Business . . . HAAS, CARL FOX, Jr., Mobile, Ala., Agriculture, Sigma Chi . . . HAGEMEYER, JESSIE CLARA, Soph., Starkville, Science . . . HAIRSTON, JOHN PETER, JR., Soph., Crawford, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. EIGHTH ROW: HAIRSTON, TERRY HUME, Fresh., Columbus, Agriculture, Kappa Alpha HAMILL, PERRY M., Jr., Sturgis, Business . . . HALBERT, LEWIS MOLLOY, JR., Fresh., Aberdeen, Business . . . HALL, EUGENE JUDSON, JR., Soph., Houston, Agriculture. NINTH ROW: HALL, RICHARD LADREW, Soph., Poplarville, Engineering . . . HALL, RONNIE CULLENS, Soph., Louisville, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . HAMILL, JAMES GORDON, Fresh., Starkville, Agriculture . . . HAMILTON, WILLIAM CALVIN, Soph., Cleveland, Science. TENTH ROW: HAMILTON, WILLIAM STEWART, Soph., Greenwood, Engineering . . . HAMMETT, BOBBY FORD, Jr., Vicksburg, Business . . . HAMMOND, EDWARD ARNOLD, JR., Jr., Winona, Business . . . HAMMOND. JAMES COTTRELL, Soph., Clinton, Engineering. ELEVENTH ROW: HAMMOND, JULINA DICKIE JR., Jr., Meridian, Bus ness . . . HANDAL, ALFRED JORGE, Jr., Honduras, Engineering . . . HANS, JOE PAUL, Soph., Moss Point, Engineering, Phi Kappa Tau . . . HARBOUR, WILLIAM DAVIS, Fresh., Philadelphia, Science, Pi Kappa Alpha. 75 UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: HARDTLA, JOHN WARREN, Fresh., Laurel, Engineering . . . HARDWICK, JOE. Jr., Louisville, Business . . . HARDY, JENNINGS HOUSTON, Jr., Columbus, Agriculture, Kappa Alpha . . . HARKINS, ALFRED EUGENE, Jr., Petal, Engineering. SECOND ROW: HARMON, ALLEN J., Jr., Sardis, Agriculture . . . HARNED, WENTWORTH VALL, Soph., Starkville, Science . . . HARPOLE, CARROLL FINLEY, Soph., Ackermcm, Agriculture . . . HARRELL. JOHN KIRBY, Soph., Meridian, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. THIRD ROW: HARRINGTON, JANET, Fresh., Ackerman, Education, Chi Omega . . . HARRIS. BILLY JACK, Jr., Laurel, Education . . . HARRIS, DAVIS PAYNE, Jr., Cockrum, Agriculture, Theta Xi . . . HARRIS, EDWARD PAYNE, Fresh., New Rochelle, N. Y., Business, Pi Kappa Alpha. FOURTH ROW: HARRIS, HAROLD BOYD, Jr., Prentiss, Engineering . . . HARRIS, JAY, J., Jr. Drew, Engineering . . . HARRIS, JOSEPH BROOKS, Soph., Bruce, Education . . . HARRIS, LUCILLE SMITH, Soph., Monticello, Education. FIFTH ROW: HARRIS, MARVIN HOWARD, Fresh., Grenada, Business . . . HARRIS. MAURY PIGFORD, Fresh., Batesville, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Engineering HARRIS, RICHARD L ' ROY, JR., Soph., Batesville, Engineering . . . HARRIS, TOMMY JOE, Soph., Midnight, Agriculture. SIXTH ROW: HARRIS, WILLIAM MARION, Jr., Summit, Engineering . . . HARTHCOCK, THOMAS BLYTHE, SR., Fresh., Clarksdale, Agriculture . . . HARTMAN, JOHN LUTHER. Fresh., Laurel, Education, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . HASTINGS, GILBERT COOK, JR., Jr., Hattiesburg, Business, Sigma Chi. SEVENTH ROW: HATCHETT, MARGARET SHARON, Jr., West Point, Business . . . HATCHETT, THOMAS LEE, Jr., Clarksdale, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . HATFIELD, WILLIE EWELL, Soph., Booneville, Engineering . . . HAWKINS, RALPH WILLIAM, Jr., Carrollton, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. EIGHTH ROW: HAWORTH, WILLIAM DIGBY, Fresh., Colombia, South America, En- gineering . . . HAWWA, LOUTF MICHEL, Soph., Tripoli, Lebanon, Engineering . . . HAYWARD, ROBERT LEONARD, Jr., Gulfport, Business . . . HAYWARD. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, JR., Fresh., Duck Hill Agriculture. NINTH ROW: HEADRICK, BILLY EDWARD, Fresh., Raleigh, Science . . . HEARD, JOHNNY LAWRENCE, JR., Soph., Macon, Science, Alpha Tau Omega . . . HEIDEN, JOHN LOUIS, Fresh., Jackson, Business . . . HEGNER, JAMES ROBERT, Fresh., Greenwood, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha. TENTH ROW: HEGWOOD, WAYNE HILLMAN, Soph., Jackson, Engineering, Phi Kappa Tau . . . HENDERSON, HOWARD GENE, Soph., Louisville, Engineering . . . HENDERSON, OSE FENN, Jr., Starkville, Education, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . HENDERSON, WILLIAM ELBERT, Fresh., Cleveland, Agriculture. ELEVENTH ROW: HENDRICKS. MICHAEL LLOYD, Soph., Boyle, Agriculture . . . HENDRICKS, WYNDAL LANE, Fresh., Lumberton, Agriculture . . . HENDRY. CHARLES RAY, Soph., Laurel, Engineering . . . HENNINGTON, MARSHALL DODDS, Soph., Hazlehurst, Engineering. Homecoming display by the Sig Ep ' s. Hardtla 1 - Hardwick Hardy % Harkins - J§? Harmon Harned Harpole Harrell Harrington Harris, B. Harris, D. Harris, E. Harris, H. Harris, J. J. Harris. J. B. Harris, L. Harris, M. H. Harris, M. P. Harris, R. Harris, T. Harris, W. Harthcock Hartman Hastings Hatchett. M. Hatchett, T. Hatfield Hawkins Haworth Hawwa Hayward, R. Hayward, W. Headrick Heard Hedien Hegner Hegwood Henderson, H. Henderson, O. Henderson, W. Hendricks, M. Hendricks, W. Hendry Hennington 03 i •fSS r s®? ' m ? l lfc Hensarling Henson Herring Hester, E. Hester, T. Hewes Hickerson Hicks Hight Hightower Hilbun Hill, C. Hill, H. Hill, Mrs. N. Hill, T. Hilton Himsel Hindman Hines Hinkle Hinton Hite Hobart Hobgood Hodges Hodger Hodnett Holbrook, J. A. Holbrook, J. W. Holliday Holliman Hollingshead Hollingsworth Holmes, C. Holmes, B. Holmes, D. ,.J, Gam t P, 11— Homes, F. Honaker Honeycutt Hood OT m - Hooker Hooks Hopkins, C. Hopkins, D. Homecoming display by the Theta Xi ' s. FIRST ROW: HENSARLING, DOYLE DEAN, Fresh., Petal, Business . . . HENSON, JOSEPH ROBERT, Jr., Eooneville, Engineering . . , HERRING, JAMES CAMP, Soph., Petal, Engineering . . . HESTER, EDDIE WAYNE, Soph., Mathison, Business. SECOND ROW: HESTER, THOMAS ARGUS, Soph., Shelby, Agriculture, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . HEWES, NEWTON MAYBIN, JR., Fresh., Song Beach, Engineering . . . HICKERSON, JOE HENRY, JR., Fresh., Jackson, Engineering . . . HICKS RICHARD WAYNE, Soph., West Point, Science. THIRD ROW: HIGHT, HERMAN HAWKINS, Soph., Jackson, Tenn., Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . HIGHTOWER, LYNWOOD. JR., Fresh., Station, Agri- culture . . . HILBUN, BENTON McINNIS, Fresh., Lucedale, Science . . . HILL, CARLOS ERASMUS, Soph., York, Ala., Engineering. FOURTH ROW: HILL, HIRAM WINDELL, Soph., Indianola, Agriculture . . . HILL, MRS. NELL RUTH, Fresh., Mantee, Education . . . HILL, TIM MARSHALIS. Fresh., Meadville, Agriculture . . . HILTON, THOMAS GARY, Fresh., Jackson, Business. FIFTH ROW: HIMSEL, RICHARD S., Soph., Jasper, Ind., Business, Sigma Pi . . . HINDMAN, DANIEL EUGENE, JR., Fresh., Greenville, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . HINES, OWEN CLARK, Jr., Utica, Science . . HINKLE, EARL, Fresh., Crawford, Business. SIXTH ROW: HINTON, WILLIS TERRY, Soph., Bogalusa, La., Business . . HITE. DONALD RAY, Fresh., Clarksdale, Business . . . HOBART, CHALMERS EDMUND, Fresh., Avon, Engineering . HOBGOOD. RICHARD EDWIN. Jr., Picayune, Agriculture, Kappa Sigma. SEVENTH ROW: HODGES, DAN ALLEN, Fresh., Jackson, Engineering . . . HODGER, JACK NELSON, Fresh., Tomnolan, Engineering, Sigma Chi . . H ODNETT, CHARLES ELLIOTT, Fresh., West Point, Science . . . HOLBROOK, JIMMIE AUBERT, Fresh., Jackson, Engineering, Alpha Tau Omega. EIGHTH ROW: HOLBROOK, JOHN WILLIAM, Soph., Columbia, Engineering . . . HOLLIDAY, BERNARD MICHAEL, Fresh., Jackson, Science, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . HOLLIMAN, MACON CORTEZ, Jr., Ovett, Education . . . HOLLINGSHEAD, MARSHALL LAVAINE, Soph., Hattiesburg, Science. NINTH ROW: HOLLINGSWORTH, CLARENCE ALTON, Jr., Greenville, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . HOLMES, CHARLES EDWIN, JR., Fresh., Greenwood, Agriculture, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . HOLMES, BUDDY LEE, Soph., Gauthier, Engineering . . . HOLMES, DON WARREN, Fresh., Birmingham, Ala., Education. TENTH ROW: HOLMES, FRANK MANNING, Soph., Tylertown, Agriculture . . . HONAKER, RALPH THOMAS, Jr., Hollywood, Education, Sigma Pi . . . HONEYCUTT, WILLIAM NELMES, Fresh., Corinth, Science, Sigma Chi . . . HOOD, DANNIS EDWARD, Fresh., Calhoun City, Science. ELEVENTH ROW: HOOKER, CHARLES WINSTON, Jr., Indianola, Business, Sigma Chi . . HOOKS, GEORGE C, JR., Jr., Louisville, Business . . . HOPKINS, CLAUD HALL, Soph., Tupelo, Engineering, Phi Kappa Tau . . . HOPKINS, DON OTHO, Soph., Itta Eena, Agriculture. UNDERGRADUATES 77 UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: HORNER, BOBBY NELSON. Fresh., West Point, Engineering . . . HORTON, CLISTENE JANE, Jr., Nettleson, Education . . . HORTON, JOHN ELIGAH, JR., Fresh., Rome, Agriculture . . . HOSKINS. JONES HAMILTON, Soph., Jackson, Engineering. SECOND ROW: HOUCK, JOHN BUNN, Fresh., Greenwood, Engineering, Kappa Sigma HOVAS, REGINALD ROUGELAT, Soph., Greenwood, Engineering . . . HOWARD, JOSEPH FRANKLIN, Fresh., Meridian, Engineering . . . HOWARD, MALCOLM BEARD, Jr., Columbus, Business, Sigma Chi. THIRD ROW: HOWELL, MARVIN THOMAS, Fresh., Memphis, Tenn., Business . . . HOWELL, WILLIS CLARK, Jr., Dossville, Education . . . HOWLE, CHARLES KEITH, Jr., Union, Education . . . HOWRY, PERCY HOWARD, Jr., Cleveland, Engineering. FOURTH ROW: HUCKABY, SHIRLEY D., Fresh., Columbus, Science, Zeta Tau Alpha HUDDLESTON. HERBERT HARTWELL, JR., Freshman, Greenvi ' le, Agricul- utre, Kappa Sigma . . . HUDDLESTON, JAMES DANIEL, Jr., Clarksdale, Science, Kappa Sigma . . HUDSON, THOMAS WAVERLY, Fresh., Columbus, Science. FIFTH ROW: HUDSPETH, MICKEY, Jr., Louisville, Engineering . . . HUGHES, JAMES CRAIG, JR., Jr., Jackson, Engineering . . . HUGHES, OI A FAYE, Fresh., Bruce, Science . . . HUMPHREYS, CARNEY PHARRIS, JR., Jr., Pascagoula, Engineering. SIXTH ROW: HUMPHRIES, KAREN EVELYN, Fresh., New Orleans, La., Agriculture, HURDLE, MARVIN TRAVIS, Fresh., Taylor, Agriculture . . . HURTT, JOHNNIE MACK, Soph., Meridian, Education . . . HUSBANDS, ROBERT ALLEN, Fresh., Jackson, Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: HUSKEY, WILLIAM JEROME, Soph., Quincy, Business, Phi Kappa Tau . . . HUSSEY, WILLIAM LAMAR, Fresh., Tupelo, Agriculture . . . HUTCHINSON. HAROLD LESLIE, JR., Jr., Ocean Springs, Engineering . . INGRAM, SIDNEY PUGH, Soph., Starkville, Business. EIGHTH ROW: INMAN, CHARLES DAVID, Soph., Woodville, Education . . . IRBY. THOMAS McGRIFF. JR., Fresh., Vicksburg, Science, Kappa Aloha . . . IVY, CHARLES, BENJAMIN, Sooh., Starkville, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . IVY, DANIEL KELLY, Fresh., Raleigh, Engineering. NINTH ROW: JACKS, HUGH BENFORD, Jr., Stewart, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . JACKSON, JACK DANVIS, Soph., Meridian, Business, Sigma Chi . . . JACKSON, WESLEY ELLZEY, Soph., McComb, Agriculture, Pi Kappa Alpha. TENTH ROW: JAMES, GEORGE LEO, Fresh., Denmark, Agriculture . . . JAUDON, WILLIAM CLADY, JR., Jr., Aberdeen, Science . . . JEE, WILLIAM, Jr., Ruleville, Business . . . JEFCOATS, JOE HARLAN, Soph., Soso, Business, Phi Kappa Tau. ELEVENTH ROW: JENNINGS, BOBBY GENE, Soph., Clarkesdale, Agriculture, Lambda Chi JOINER, JOE PAT, Jr., Cathage, Business . . . JOHNSON, ALLEN T., Jr., Maben, Business . . . JOHNSON, CLAUDE PHILIP, Soph., Fulton, Engineering. Homecoming display by the SAE ' s. Homer Horton, C. Horton, Hoskins J JF Houck Hovas Howard, J. Howard, M. W] Howell, M. Howell, W. Howie Howry Huckaby Huddleston, H. Huddleston, J. Hudson Hudspeth Hughes, J. Hughes, O. Humphreys Humphries Hurdle Hurtt Husbands Huskey Hussey Hutchinson Ingram Jacks Jackson, D. Jackson, J. Jackson, W. James Jaudon Jee Jefcoats Jennings Joiner Johnson, A. Johnson, C. , : h --3- Inman f 0% m Irby Ivy, C. ..A Ivy, D. :. , } Johnson, G. Johnson, L. Johnson, T. Johnson, O. Johnson, R. C. Johnson, R. L. Johnson, R. W. Johnson, S. Johnson, W. Johnston, B. Johnston, P. Jones, C. L. Jones, C. N. Jones, E, A. Jones, E. W. Jones, G. R. Jones, G. E. Jones, J. E. Jones, J. F. Jones, J. G. Jones, J. E. Jones, L. B. Jones, P. V. Jones, P. M. Jones, P. R. Jones, R. G. Jones, R. L. Jones, S. D. Jones, T. N. Jones, V. R. Jordan Josey Joyner Kaupp Keene Keith, J. F. Keith, J. M. Kelley, C. Keiley, W. Kelley, C. Kendall Kennedy, B. Kennedy, H. Kennedy, J. Student leaders in front of a dormitory at Auburn during their spring tour of various colleges. FIRST ROW: JOHNSON, GLENN ABNER, Fresh., Winona, Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . JOHNSON, LAWRENCE KAY, Jr., Winona, Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . JOHNSON, THOMAS LEVI, Fresh., Houlka, Agriculture . . . JOHNSON, OLIVER WOODROW, JR., Jr., Water Valley, Engineering. SECOND ROW: JOHNSON, RICHARD CHARLES, Soph., Leland, Engineering . . ' . JOHNSON, ROBERT LEE, Fresh., Hazlehurst, Engineering . . . JOHNSON, ROBERT WRAY, JR., Fresh., Cleveland, Business . . . JOHNSON, SMILEY EUGENE, Jr., State College, Engineering. THIRD ROW: JOHNSON, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Jr., Jackson, Science, Sigma Chi . . . JOHNSTON, BILLY DWIGHT, Jr , Carthage, Science . . . JOHNSTON, PEGGY JEAN, Fresh., Memphis, Tenn., Education, Zeta Tau Alpha . . . JONES, CLAUD LEAKE, JR., Jr., Cruger, Agriculture. FOURTH ROW: JONES, CURTIS NEWTON, JR., Jr., Laurel, Agriculture . JONES, EDWARD ALONZA, JR., Jr., Horn Lake, Agriculture . . . JONES, ELBORN WILLIAM, JR., Fresh., Moa ella, Engineering . . . JONES, GEORGE RICHARD, Soph., Grenada, Science, Kappa Sigma. FIFTH ROW: JONES, GORDON ERVIN, JR., Fresh., Greenwood, Science, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . JONES, JAMES EDWARD, Jr., Grenada, Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . . JONES, JAMES FRANKLIN, Soph., McAdams, Agriculture . . . JONES, JAMES GWINN, Soph., McComb, Engineering. SIXTH ROW: JONES, JOHN EDWIN, Jr., McCool, Engineering . . . JONES. LUCIEN BONDURANT, Jr., Woodville, Engineering . . . JONES, PATRICIA VEROME, Jr., Laurel, Education . . . JONES, PAUL MACK, Soph., Raleigh, Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: JONES, PETER RADFORD, Fresh., Jackson, Agriculture . . . JONES, ROBERT GENE, Jr., Meriaold, Engineering . . . JONES, RUBEN LANIER, Fresh., Canton, Engineering . . . JONES, SUE DENNIS, Soph., McComb, Education. EIGHTH ROW: JONES, THOMAS NELSON, Jr., Starkville, Business, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . JONES, VICTOR REINHARD, Soph., Laurel Bus iness . . . JORDAN, EDWIN LEE, Soph., Starkville, Engineering . . . JOSEY, JAMES LARRY, Jr., Laurel, Engineering. NINTH ROW: JOYNER, RODNEY GALE, Soph., Brandon, Engineering . . . KAUPP. HARRY JR., Soph., Meridian, Engineering . . . KEENE, CURTIS HOMER, JR., Soph., Starkville . . . KEITH, JOHN FRANKLIN, JR., Jr., Anguilla, Science, Sigma Phi Epsilon. TENTH ROW: KEITH, JOSEPH MADISON, Fresh., Clarksdale, Engineering . . . KELLEY, CHARLES RITCHIE, Jr., Clinton, Education . . . KELLEY, WILLIAM ROBERT, Soph., Chelea, Mass., Engineering . . . KELLEY, KELLEY, CHARLES TED, Soph., Clarksdale, Business. ELEVENTH ROW: KENDALL, TED, Fresh., Jackson, Agriculture, Sigma Chi . . . KENNEDY, BILLY JAMES, Jr., Louisville, Engineering . . . KENNEDY, HAROLD LEE, Soph., Louisville, Science . . . KENNEDY, JOE HARPER, Soph., Natchez, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha. UNDERGRADUATES 79 UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: KENNEDY. LANDO HILTON, Fresh., Smithville, Engineering . . . KENNEDY, REESE GARRETT, JR., Corinth, Business . . . KFNT. ALLAN RICHARD, Soph., Columbus, Business, Sigma Chi . . . KENT, JEANETTE, Fresh., Dothan, Ala., Business. SECOND ROW: KERSH. RONALD CURTISS, Jr., Biloxi, Science . . . KEY, LEHMAN EARL, Soph., Meridian, Engineering, Kappa Alpha . . . KEYES, JOHN WILLIAM, Jr., Jackson, Agriculture . . . KILLELEA, ROBERT THOMAS, Fresh., Jackson, Engineering, Kappa Alpha. THIRD ROW: KIMBROUGH. JOHN EWELL, Soph., Coifeeville, Business. . . . KING, CHARLES CLYDE, Soph., Greenwood Springs, Engineering . . . KING, DAVID BURWELL, Jr., Egypt, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . KINNINGHAM. CHARLES ABE, Jr., Blytheville, Agriculture. FOURTH ROW: KIRK, BOBBY LEE, Sooh., Doddsville, Business . . KIRKLAND. THOMAS LANE, Jr., Laurel, Engineering . . . KIRKMAN, WILLIAM GORDON, Fresh., Vicksburg, Agriculture . . . KITSOCK, RITA MARILYN, Fresh., Garlsbad, N. M., Business, Zeta Tau Alpha. FIFTH ROW: KLOMARIS, JOHNNY DIMOND, Fresh., Lexington, Engineering . . . KNIGHT, EUFORD GERALD, Fresh., Jackson, Engineering, Sigma Chi . . . KNIGHT, JOHN CURRY, Soph., Pascagoula, Engineering . . . KNOBLOCH, NORMAN GEORGE, Jr., Gulfport, Engineering. SIXTH ROW: KOONCE, BILLY LEE, Sooh., Tunica, Enaineering . . . LEACH, GEORGE MACK, JR., Fresh., Greenville, Business . . . LEACH, JERRY ERNEST, Jr., Greenville, Business . . . LEE, ALFRED EUGENE, Fresh., Holmesville, Science. SEVENTH ROW: LEE, BEN WILLIS, JR., Fresh., Hattiesburg, Science . . . LEE HOOVER, Jr., Louise, Business . . . LEE, ROBERT EVERETT, Jr., Jackson, Business . . . LEE, WEBB LECHNER, Fresh., Biloxi, Agriculture. EIGHTH ROW: LEFF, ALAN DAVID, Soph., Biloxi, Engineering . . . LeMIEUX, FRED- ERICK MASSON, Fresh., Laurel, Agriculture . . . LENOIR, WILLIAM OTIS, Fresh., Magnolia, Agriculture . . . LEWIS, SAM RICHARD, JR., Jr., Foxworth, Science. NINTH ROW: LACEY, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, Fresh., Kosciusko, Engineering . . . LACKEY, GORDON MIMS, Fresh., Greenwood, Engineering . . . LACKEY, LYMAN AUSTIN, JR., Jr., Greenwood, Agriculture . . . LADD, DONALD MARVIN, Jr., Gulfport, Engineering. TENTH ROW: LADNER LEE RUSSELL, Jr., Lumberton, Science . . . LAMBERT, JIMMY BARHAM, Fresh., Crenshaw, Crenshaw, Business, Sigma Chi . . . LAMBERT, JOHN SMITH, Jr., Hattiesburg, Agriculture, Sigma Chi . . . LAMPKIN, ROBERT EVANS, Fresh., Starkville, Engineering. ELEVENTH ROW: LANDERS, RONALD AL, Fresh., Bay Saint Louis, Engineering . . . LANE, BILLY P., Jr., New Habron, Business . . . LANGFORD, DAVID L., Soph., Water Valley, Business, Pi Kaopa Alpha . . . LANIER, FRANK WEBB, Soph., McComb, Science. 4, ROTC Band readying for a review. Kennedy, L. Kennedy, R. Kent, A. Kent, J. Kersh Key Keyes Killelea Kimbrough King, C. King, D. Kinningham Kirk Kirkland Kirkman Kitsock Klomaris Knight, B. Knight, J. Knobloch Koonce Leach, G. Leach, J. Lee, A. Lee, B. Lee, H. Lee, R. Lee, W. Lefi LeMieux Lenoir Lewis Lacey Lackey, G. Lackey, L. Ladd Ladner Lambert, J. B. Lambert, J. S. Lampkin Landers Lane Langford Lanier r M -aiiii«i j - A ,- |r W I t t ¥ TJ W Lanier Landreth Larkin Lavorn Lawrence, H. Lawrence, O. Lawson Lickfold Light Lillard Linder Lindsay Ling Lippincott Little. H. Little, J. Livingston Lloyd Lyles Lynn Lyon Lochridge Locke, B. Locke, J. Loflin Lofton Logan Lollar, H. Lollar, O. Long, F. Long, J. Long, L. Long, M. Long, U. Long, W. Lopez Lord I.oskamp Lott Love, B. Love, I. Love, P. Lowe, C. Lowe, B. Students elected to Who ' s Who among students in American universities and colleges. FIRST ROW: LANIER, JOHN ROY, JR., Soph., Scooba, Engineering . . . LANDRETH, SHEDD YOUNG, Soph., Greenville, Engineering . . . LARKIN, JAMES PATRICK, Soph., Amory, Business . . . LAVORN, BILLY W., Jr., Pascagoula, Engineering. SECOND ROW: LAWRENCE, HENRY COYT, Fresh., Zama, Agriculture . . . LAWRENCE. OZZIE JAMES, JR., Fresh., Caledonia, Business . . . LAWSON, JAMES SMALLWOOD, Fresh., Tupelo, Science, Sigma Chi . . . LICKFOLD, FREDERICK RICHARD. Ill, Fresh., Grenada, Agriculture, Kappa Alpha. THIRD ROW: LIGHT, JAMES EDWARD, Fresh., Gulfport, Engineering . . . LILLARD, MONTE OWEN, Soph., Clarksdale, Engineering . . . LINDER. RICHARD ANTHONY, Fiesh., Collins, Engineering . . . LINDSAY. THOMAS RODERICK, Soph., Hazen, Business. FOURTH ROW: LING, CHOW T., JR., Jr., Cleveland, Engineering . . . LIPPINCOTT, BETTIE JEAN, Fresh., West Point, Education . . . LITTLE, HAMPTON STENNIS, JR.. Jr., Meridian, Business, Kappa Alpha . . . LITTLE JERRY TEX, Soph., Hazlehurst, Engineering. FIFTH ROW: LIVINGSTON, LOWELL THOMAS, Jr., Moorhead, Engineering . . . LLOYD, JAMES LAMAR, Jr., Drew, Business . . . LYLES, JOHN A., Jr., Yazoo City, Business . . . LYNN. DANIEL EUGENE. Soph., Jackson, Business. SIXTH ROW: LYON, KENNETH RAY, Soph., Tillatoba, Education . . . LOCHRIDGE, MARGARET ELLEN, Jr., Tremont, Education . . . LOCKE, BOB, Fresh., Sheblyville, Tenn., Business . . . LOCKE, JERRY MAC, Fresh., Oxford, Science. SEVENTH ROW: LOFLIN, ROBERT CHISHOLM, JR., Fresh., Greenville, Engineering, Kappa Alpha . . . LOFTON, EDWIN ADAMS, Soph., Madden, Education . . . LOGAN, BUFORD ATWELL, JR., Soph., Aberdeen, Engineering . . . LOLLAR, HUBERT CARL, Jr., Holly Spring, Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: LOLLAR, OAKLEY STEWART, Fresh., Columbus, Science . . . LONG, FRED WAYNE, Fresh., Bruce, Engineering . . . LONG, JEWELL LOUISE, Fresh., Vaiden, Education . . LONG, LILLIAN SPENCER, Fresh., Stark- ville, Education. NINTH ROW: LONG, MARY FRANCES, Jr., Sturgis, Business . . . LONG, UNION ROYCE, Soph., Clarksdale, Business . . . LONG, WILLIAM LILL, Fresh., Verona, Business . . . LOPEZ, ANJEL WINSTON, Fresh., Escatawpa, Engineering. TENTH ROW: LORD, RALPH HICKS, Jr., Pace, Aariculture, Siama Chi . . . LOSKAMP, EDWARD CHARLES, Jr., Gulfport, Engineering . . . LOTT, THOMAS EDISON, JR., Fresh., Columbus, Business, Sigma Chi . . . LOVE, BOBBY STANFORD, Jr., Swiftown, Business. ELEVENTH ROW: LOVE, JULIUS HARVEY, Jr., Kosciusko, Engineering, Theta Xi . . . LOVE. PAUL LESTER, Soph., Greenville, Business . . . LOWE, CHARLES GUY, Fresh., Jackson, Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . . LOWE, BOBBY JOHNSON, Soph., Kosciusko, Agriculture. UNDERGRADUATES 81 Luby Lucas Lucius Luke UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: LUBY, ROBERT LOYCE, Fresh., Benton, Engineering . . . LUCAS, WIL- MUTH CLEVELAND, Jr., Gulfport, Science . . . LUCIUS, RAY, Jr., Europcr, Engineering . . . LUKE, LOUIS EARL, Jr., Meridian, Engineering. SECOND ROW: LUM, CLARENCE EARL, JR., Jr., Vicksburg, Agriculture . . . LUM, GADI ERWIN, JR., Soph., Jackson, Science, Kappa Sigma . . . LUSBY, WILLIAM EUGENE, Fresh., Amory, Business . . . LUSK, MICHAEL GENE, Jr., Wesson, Engineering. THIRD ROW: LUSK, OWEN FRANCIS, Fresh., Cleveland, Business . . . LUTTRELL, WILLIAM DAVID, Soph., Indianola, Business . . . McDONALD, WILLIAM STUART, Soph., Romulus, N. Y., Science . . . McALPIN, JOHN BILLY, Soph., Jackson., Engineering. FOURTH ROW: McAULEY, CHARLES MARTIN, Soph., Memphis, Tenn., Engineering . . . McBROOM, ROBERT DAVIS, Jr., Jackson, Science, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . McCAIN, HOWARD MITCHELL, Soph., Cleveland, Engineer- ing .. . McCAIN, WILLIAM DAVID, JR., Jr., Jackson, Science, Alpha Tau Omega. FIFTH ROW: McCALEB, ROBERT EDWARD, Jr., Columbus, Engineering, Sigma Chi McCALL, GEORGE STANLEY, Jr., Deerfield, Education, Phi Kappa Tau McCALL, JOHN FORD, Fresh., Natchez, Science, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . McCANDLESS, JAMES EDWARD, Jr., Lyon, Engineering. SIXTH ROW: McCARTY, GIRD ASTOR, JR., Fresh., Jackson, Engineering, Alpha Tau Omega . . McCASKILL, JOHN HAMILTON, Jr., Vicksburg, Agriculture . . . McCAULLA, JIMMY LEE, Soph., Grenada, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . McCLAIN, CHARLES ALLEN, Fresh., Philadelphia, Engineer- ing, Pi Kappa Alpha. SEVENTH ROW: McCLELLAN, LLOYD ELLIOTT, Jr., Drew, Business . . . McCLURE, ROBERT LEE, Fresh., Ackerman, Engineering . . . McCLUSKEY, JOSEPH PRYOR, III, Fresh., Europa, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . McCOMBS, VAN KIRK, Fresh., Lake, Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: McCOY, DANIEL JOSEPH, III, Fresh., New Madrid, Mo., Agriculture . . . McCLLUEN, JOE MOORE, Soph., Amory, Business, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . McDANIEL, CURTIS EUGENE, Jr., Jackson, Engineering . . . McDANIEL, RONNIE H., Jr., Jackson, Engineering. NINTH ROW: McDONALD, ROBERT WALLACE, JR., Jr., Pontotoc, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . McELROY, CHARLES SLADE, Jr., State College, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . McGARR, PAUL ROWLAND, Jr., Eupora, Business . . . McGAHA, GEORGE SIDNEY, Soph., Sledge, Agriculture, Sigma Phi Epsilon. TENTH ROW: McGEE, BILLY REED, Fresh., Weir, Business . . . McGEE, ROBERT JOSEPH, Soph., Columbus, Science . . . McGEE, WILLIAM HILL, Fresh., Hickory, Agriculture . . . McGOWEN, BOBBY JOHN, Jr., Collins Agriculture. ELEVENTH ROW: McGOWAN, RONALD CLYDE, Jr., Moorhead, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . McGRAW, JOSEPH PATRICK. Jr., Yazoo City, Business . . . McKINNON, WILLIAM M., Jr., Sturgis, Business, Sigma Chi . . . McINGVALE, PAT HAMLIN, Soph., Starkville, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha. Alumni during Homecoming in the New Alumni Student Building. Lum, C. Lum, G. Lusby Lusk, M. Lusk, O. Luttrell McDonald McAlpin McAuley McBroom McCain, H. McCain, W. McCaleb McCall, G. McCall, J. McCandless McCarty McCaskill McCaulla McClain McClellan McClure McCluskey McCombs McCoy McClluen McDaniel, C. McDaniel, R. McDonald, R. W. McEIroy McGarr McGaha McGee, B. McGee, R. McGee, W. McGowen, B. McGowan, R. McGraw McKinnon Mclngvale ' -W ! «-  « £) i ' . ' Mclntyre McLaurin McLemore McLendon McKee McKellar McKinney McHahon McMillen McMullan McNair McNeal McNeill McNult McRaney McSwain Magee Magruder Mane Mangialardi Mangialardi. S. Mangum, C. Monqum. L. Mann Manning Mansell Mapp Marbury Markushewski Marlin Marsales Marsicano Martin, B. Martin, D. Martin, E. Martin, W. Martinson Mason Massey, J. Massey, W. Mathews May Mayfield Means Freshman Class officers. FIRST ROW: McINTYRE, INNES THORNE, Fresh., Itte Bena, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . McLAURIN, JAMES EVON, Soph., Summerland, Science . . . McLEMORE, JAMES BELL, Fresh., Hazlehurst, Engineering . . . McLENDON, JAMES EDWARD, Soph., Meridian, Business, Kappa Alpha. SECOND ROW: McKEE. KENNETH MORELAND, Fresh., Greenwood, Agriculture . . . McKELLAR, CHARLIE FORTSON, JR., Soph., Greenville, Sigma Chi, Science . . . McKINNEY, WILLIAM HOUSTON, Soph., Red Bay, Ala., Business . . . McHAHON, MURRAY DIXON, Freshman Greenwood, Business. THIRD ROW: McMILLEN, JACK CLAHENCE, Soph., New Albany, Agriculture . . . McMULLAN, JAMES WILLIS, Fresh., Meridian, Science . . McNAIR, STEVE D.. Fresh., Clarksdale, Agriculture . . . McNEAL, LESLIE VAUGHN, JR., Jr., Hattiesburg, Business. FOURTH ROW: McNEILL, ERNEST EDGAR, JR., Fresh., Laurel, Engineering . . . McNUTT, ELBERT DENMAN, Fresh., Greenwood, Business, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . McRANEY, ROBERT LeVOID, JR., Jr., Columbus, Business, Sigma Chi . . . McSWAIN, JACK MADDEN. Jr., New Augusta, Engineering. FIFTH ROW: MAGEE, JAMES MONROE, JR., Jr., Florence, Engineering . . . MAGRUDER. BENJAMIN LLOYD, III, Fresh., Starkville, Science . . . MANE, ADALBERTO, Fresh., Merida, Mexico, Science . . . MANGIALARDI, GINO JOE, JR., Jr., Shelby, Engineering, Theta K appa Phi. SIXTH ROW: MANGIALARDI, SAM QUENO, Shelby, Soph., Business .... MANGUM, CHARLES GRADY, Fresh., Pass Christian, Engineering . . , MANGUM, L. WAYNE, Fresh., Mendenhall, Science . . . MANN, RONALD MEYERS, Soph., Starkville, Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: MANNING, CLARENCE EARL, Fresh., Hernando, Agriculture . . . MANSELL, TONY ELLIS, Jr., Kosciusko, Engineering . . . MAPP. RODNEY LANIER. Jr., Pontotoc, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . MARBURY. CHARLES ALTON, Soph., Jackson, Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: MARKUSHEWSKI, LEONID J., Jr., New York City, Engineering . . . MARLIN, HUGH SIMS, Fresh., Tupelo, Engineering . . . MARSALES, GERALD GRIFFIN, Soph., Meridian, Business . . . MARSICANO, JOHN FRANCIS, Fresh., Vicksburg, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha. NINTH ROW: MARTIN, BOBBY PASCHAL, Jr., Walnut, Agriculture . . . MARTIN, D. DARNELL, Jr., Corinth, Agriculture . . MARTIN, EUGIE ABNER, JR., Jr., Bay String, Science, Theta Xi . . . MARTIN WILSON CLARK, Jr., Yazoo City, Business, Pi Kappa Alpha. TENTH ROW: MARTINSON, WILLIAM KELLY, Soph., Jackson, Agriculture . . . MASON, BERNARD D ' LEON, Jr., Clarksdale, Agriculture . . . MASSEY, JERRY HOYLE, Jr., Merietta, Engineering . . . MASSEY, WILLIAM CARSON, JR., Jr., State College, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ELEVENTH ROW: MATHEWS, CHARLES WEBSTER, Soph., Birmingham, Education . . . MAY, LESTER HAROLD, Jr., Meridian, Agriculture . . . MAYFIELD, WILLIAM AUBRY, Jr., Tupelo, Business . . . MEANS RAY HERBERT, JR.. Soph., Scott, Agriculture, Kappa Sigma. UNDERGRADUATES 83 UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: MEEK WILLIAM EDWARDS. Soph., Jackson, Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . MEEKS, BYNUM LEE, Fresh., Jackson, Business, Alpha Tau Omega . . . MEGGINSON, OSCAR GRAY, Jr., Jackson Business, Kappa Sigma . . . HEINERS, DONALD EDWIN, Soph., Hazlehurst, Engineering. SECOND ROW: MENZIE, RAYMOND EVERETT, Jr., Buifalo, N. Y., Business, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . MEREDITH, THOMAS JEFFERSON, Soph., Greenville, Engineering . . . MEREDITH, WILLIAM RALPH, JR., Jr., Batesville, Agriculture . . . MIAZZA, HUBERT WESLEY, Jr., Jackson, Business. THIRD ROW: MICHAEL, REABER D., Fresh., Sturgis, Business . . . MILLER, GARDNER EUGENE, Fresh., Grenada, Engineering . . MILLER, JIMMY DEAL, Fresh., Columbus, Business . . . MILLER, ROBERT GLENN, Jr., Columbus, Agriculture. FOURTH ROW: MILLER, RONALD LEE, Soph., Aberdeen, Engineering . . . MILLER, WALTER THOMAS, Fresh., Ponchatoula, Science, Sigma Chi . . . MILLIS, JOHN ALLEN, Jr., Tylertown, Science . . . MITCHELL, BOBBIE SUE, Jr., Education, Chi Omega. FIFTH ROW: MITCHELL, HENRY COOPER, Fresh., Louisville, Agriculture . . . MITCHELL, JERRY E., Fresh., Picayune, Agriculture . . . MICHELL, MELVILLE E., Jr., Nicholson, Engineering . . . MITCHELL, MONROE BARR, JR., Jr., Tifton, Ga., Education, Pi Kappa Alpha. SIXTH ROW: MITCHELL, WILLARD NEAL, Soph., Lodi, Science . . . MITCHELL, WILLIAM HENRY, Soph., Tylertown, Agriculture . . . MITCHENER, CLIFFORD WINTHROP, Fresh., Starkville, Enigneering . . . MITCHENER, WINTHROP LINDSEY, Fresh., West Point, Education. SEVENTH ROW: MIZE, WALTER GERALD, Soph., Jackson, Business, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . MOAK, CHARLES ESTILL, Soph., McComb, Engineering . . . MOAK, CLYDE MARCUS, Fresh., McComb, Engineering . . . MOAK, WILSON EMMIT, Fresh., McComb, Science. EIGHTH ROW: MOFFATT, THOMAS OLIVER, Soph., Pascagoula, Science . . . MOFFETT, TOMMY CECIL, Jr., Meridian, Engineering . . . MOHUNDRO, CURTIS FELTON, Jr., Walnut, Agriculture . . . MONK, SAMUEL WILLIAM, Jr., Laurel, Business, Pi Kappa Alpha. NINTH ROW: MONK, TED LEE. Fresh., Lake, Agriculture . . . MONTGOMERY. PATRICIA GRAHAM, Jr., Fulton, Education . . . MONTGOMERY WIL- LIAM DAVID, Fresh., Edwards, Business, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . MO ON. I. MAN, Jr., Pusan, Korea, Engineering. TENTH ROW: MOONEY. THOMAS W., Jr., Edinburg, Education . . . MOSES, LOUIS RHESA, Soph., Greenwood, Engineering . . . MOSS, ALVIN FLEET, Fresh., Hattiesburg, Science . . . MOSS, WALTER W., Jr., Grenada, Agriculture. ELEVENTH ROW: MOORE, BURBON BAFORD, Jr., Carthage, Education . . MOORE, COY E.. Fresh., Lamberton, Science . . . MOORE, DOUGLAS DEVONE, Jr., Canton, Education . . . MOORE, EARL HUMPHREYS, Fresh., Vicksburg, Business. Barber in the Barbershop in the Y Meek Meeks Megginson Meiners  m Menzie Meredith, T. Meredith, W. Miazza Michael Miller, G. E. Miller. J. D. Miller, R. G. Miller. R. L. Miller. W. T. Millis Mitchell. B. Mitchell. H. Mitchell, I. Mitchell. M. E. Mitchell. M. B. Mitchell. W. N. Mitchell. W. H. Mitchener, C. Mitchener, W. Mize Moak, C. E. Moak. C. M. Moak. W. E. Moffatt Moffett Mohundro Monk J W : Monk, Ted Montgomery, P. Montgomery, W. Moon Moonoy Moses Moss, A. Moss, W. Moore, B. Moore, C. Moore, D. Moore, E. I f j gggjgfe.-V JMMMk jett KBS ft Moore. L. K. Moore, E. L. Moore E. D. Moore, G. N. Moore, J. P. Moore, J. M. Moore, L. O. Moore, T. D. Moore, W. A. Moorehead Moores Mordecal Morgan, B. M. Morgan, D. A. Morgan, J. Paul Morgan, J. P. Morgan, M. Y. Morgan, N. Morgan, W. R. Morgan, W, E. Morelon Morris, R. F. Morris, F. B. Morris, F. Morris, H. J. Morris. Horace Morris, P. H. Morrison, P. Morrison, R. Y. Morrison, R. W. Moulder Mullan Mullen Mullins, G. Mullins, R. Munphree Munson Murphree Murphy, J. Murphy, W. Murray, A. Murray, J. Murray, M. Myers Switchboard operator for college. FIRST ROW: MOORE, LLOYD KIMBROUGH, JR., Soph., Winona, Agriculture . . . MOORE, ELTON L., Soph., Jackson, Engineering . . . MOORE, ERNEST DOWL, Jr., Grenada, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . MOORE. GRACE NELL. Soph., Pheba, Education. SECOND ROW: MOORE, JOHN PAUL. Fresh., Louisville, Business . . . MOORE. JOSEPH MILES, Jr., Lexington, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . MOORE, LEONARD OLIVER, JR., Soph., Tupelo, Business, Sigma Chi . . . MOORE, TROY. DALTON, Jr., Fulton, Agriculture. THIRD ROW: MOORE, W. AL, Soph., Jackson, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . MOOREHEAD, MILDRED ANNE, Jr., Corinth, Business . . . MOORES, WALTER ALAN, Fresh., Ft. Worth, Tex., Business . . . MORDECAL. CHARLES WADE. Fresh., Steens, Agriculture. FOURTH ROW: MORGAN, B. MAHLON, Soph., Jackson, Business . . . MORGAN, DAVIS A., Fresh., Kilmichael, Business . . . MORGAN, JAMES PAUL, Fresh., Wisner, Agriculture . . . MORGAN, JAMES POWELL, Fresh., Oakland, Engineeirng. FIFTH ROW: MORGAN, MELVIN YOUNG, Fresh., McCool, Business . . . MORGAN. NOEL, Soph., Sunflower, Agriculture, Kappa Sigma . . . MORGAN, WALTER RAYMOND. Fresh., Meridian, Engineering . . . MORGAN, WILLIAM EARL, Fresh., Greenville, Education. SIXTH ROW: MORETON, JAMES REGINALD, Jr., Brookhaven, Engineering, Kappa Alpha . . . MORRIS, RAYMOND FAIR, JR., Fresh., Picayune, Science, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . MORRIS. FRED BARRY, JR., Soph., Brookhaven, Engineering, Lambda Chi Alpha . . . MORRIS. FRED, Fresh., Knoxville, Tenn., Education. SEVENTH ROW: MORRIS, HOLACE, Jr., Mettleton, Agriculture . . . MORRIS, HORACE, Jr., Nettleton, Education . . . MORRIS, PAT HARRISON, JR., Jr., Laurel, Science . . . MORRISON, PAUL CLIFTON, Soph., Grenada, Engineering, Phi Kappa Tau. EIGHTH ROW: MORRISON. RNEE YVONNE, Fresh., Grenada, Science . . . MORRISON, ROYCE WAYNE, Jr., Algoma, Engineering . . . MOULDER, CHESTER SPURGEON, JR., Jr., Hattiesburg, Engineering . . . MULLAN. ALLEN MARTIN, Jr., Baltimore, Md., Education. NINTH ROW: MULLEN, JAMES ROBERT, Fresh., Holcomb, Agriculture . . MULLINS, GLENN EDWARD, Fresh., Starkville, Business . . . MULLINS. ROGER WILLIAM, Fresh., New Hebron, Agriculture . . . MUNPHREE, THOMAS RAE, Fresh., Charleston, Agriculture. TENTH ROW: MUNSON. GEORGE WILLIAM. JR.. Fresh., Biloxi, Engineering . . . MURPHREE. CAR ELMER JR., Fresh., Lula, Science . . . MURPHY, JACK LEE, Jr., Indianola, Science, Phi Kappa Tau . . . MURPHY, WILLIAM SEWELL, Jr., Greenwood, Agriculture. ELEVENTH ROW: MURRAY, AUGUST EDSON, Soph., Natchez, Engineering . . . MURRAY, JOHN BILLY, Jr., Vicksburg, Business . . MURRAY, MALCOLM PAUL, Jr., Starkville, Engineering . . . MYERS, DANNY JOE, Fresh., Jourdan, Tex., Science. UNDERGRADUATES «sr, m L UNDERGRADUATES MYRICK. HENRY GORDON, Soph., Laurel, Engineering . . . NAVORS, BOBBY F., Jr., Houston, Business . . . NAIL, WILLIAM LAMAR, JR., Fresh., Grenada, Engineering . . . NANCE, THOMAS HOWELL, Jr., Philadelphia, Education. SECOND ROW: NASH, EVELYN GUNN, Jr., Starkville, Business, Chi Omega . . . NASH. WILLIAM DUDLEY, Jr., Amory, Education . . . NASON, SAMMIE L., Fresh., Maben, Agriculture . . . NATIONS, ITA MILDRED, Soph., Jackson, Agriculture. THIRD ROW: NEAL. GENE EDRIS, Jr., West Point, Science . . . NEAL, LAMAR BROWN. Jr., Meridian, Business . . . NEAL, RICHARD WAYNE, Fresh., Brook- haven, Agriculture . . . NELMS, JAMES WILEY, Soph., Vaiden, Agriculture. FOURTH ROW: NELSON, EDWARD CHAPLIN, Fresh., Clarksdale, Engineering . . . NELSON, LOVIE EUGENE, Soph., Jackson, Business . . . NERREN, FLOYD LAFAYETTE, Soph., Tupelo, Engineering . . . NEWELL. PAUL FOSTER, JR., Soph., Starkville, Science, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. FIFTH ROW: NEWTON, WILLIAM JASPER, Jr., Monticello, Engineering, Theta Xi NICAISE, RANDOLPH WILLIAM, JR., Soph., Kilm, Agriculture . . . NICHOLAS, WILLIAM SHELBY. Soph., Canton, Engineering . . . NICHOLS, ARTHUR SIEGEL, Fresh., Vaughan, Agriculture. SIXTH ROW: NICHOLSON, ROBERT SYLVESTER, Fresh., Dixon, Engineering . . . NICHOLSON, ROY LEE. Fresh., Dixon, Engineering . . . NICOLADIS, FRANK, Soph., Gulfport, Engineering, Sigma Chi . . . NOE, JOE VICTOR, Soph., Clarksdale, Agriculture, Lambda Chi Alpha. SEVENTH ROW: O ' DOM, RICHARD WALLACE, Fresh., Meridian, Agriculture, Sigma Alpha Epsilo n . . . ODOM, JOHN L., Jr., Grenada, Engineering . . . ODENWALD, NEIL GRAHAM, Soph., Ruleville, Agriculture . . . OGDEN, GEORGE CRESWELL, JR., Soph., Macon, Education, Kappa Alpha. EIGHTH ROW: OGLESBEE, PAUL BRYLIS, JR., Jr., Handsboro, Science . . . OGLESBY, WALTER EUGENE, Soph., Jackson, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . OGLETREE. THOMAS JOE Jr., Macon, Agriculture . . . O ' KEEFE, MAURICE CLYDE, Jr., Brandon, Engineering. NINTH ROW: O ' NEAL, DAVAN. Jr., Wiggins, Science, Sigma Pi . . . O ' NEILL, BEN GOODWIN, Fresh., Crenshaw, Science, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . OLIPHANT, WILLIS FRANKLIN, Soph., Carthage, Science . . . OLIVER, ROY ALBERT, Jr., Grenada, Business. TENTH ROW: OLIVIER, JEAN RENE, Jr., Laurel, Engineering . . . ORSBORN, EDWARD EUGENE, Soph., Yazoo City, Engineering, Kappa Alpha . . . OSBORN, WILLIAM HOWARD, Jr., Tishomingo, Engineering . . . OSGOOD. JERRY WRIGHT, Jr., Starkvill.e Business. ELEVENTH ROW: OSWALT, RAY OWEN, Jr., Mathiston, Engineering . . . OTTO, NORMAN ANTHONY, Soph., Biloxi, Agriculture, Phi Kappa Tau . . . OVERSTREET. JIM JAMES, Jr., Lucedale, Agriculture . . . OXENDINE, STANLEY MARVIN, Soph., Clarksdale, Business. Myrick Navors Nail Nance £!| Nash. E. Nash. W. Nason Nations Neal. G. Neal, L. Neal. R. Nelms Nelson, E. Nelson. L. Nerren Newell Newton Nicaise Nicholas Nichols Nicholson, R. Nicholson, R. E. Nicholadis Noe O ' Dom Odom Odenwald Ogden Oglesbee Oglesby Ogletree O ' Keefe O ' Neal O ' Neill Oliphant Oliver Olivier Orsborn Osborn Osgood Oswalt Otto Overstreet Oxendine o- ... .-■ ? Pace, G. Pace, J. Pace, R. Palmer. I. Palmer, P. Panzica Paris Parish Parker, D. Parker, G. Parker, H. Parker. H. H. Parker, J. W. Parker. J. E. Parker, M. Parker, R. L. Parker, R. R. Parks Pate Patterson Paxton Peach Peaks Pearson Pease Peeples Penley Pentecost Penton, C. Penton, H. Perrere Perry, B. Perry, W. Pepper Peterson Petty Phillips. E. Phillips. I. Phillips. L. Philpot Picket Pickering Pickett Pike Student worker in stacks at library. FIRST ROW: PACE, GEORGE LYLE, Soph., Lela Agriculture . . . PACE, JOHN AUSTIN, Jr., Jackson, Agriculture . . . PACE, RICHARD SIMPSON, Fresh , State College Science, Kappa Sigma . . . PALMER, JAMES ERNEST, Fresh., Preston, Agriculture. SECOND ROW: PALMER, PAUL CLIFTON, Jr., Hattiesburg, Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . PANZICA, ROBERT VINCENT, Jr., Brookhaven, Business, Kappa Alpha . . . PARIS, GEORGE JAMES, JR., Soph., Greenwood, Agriculture . . . PARISH, JACK PRICE, Jr., Hattiesburg, Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon. THIRD ROW: PARKER, DEAN HOVEY, Soph., Crosby, Engineering . . PARKER, GEORGE AVEN, Fresh., Big Creek, Business . . . PARKER, HAROLD HOUSTON, Jr., Dossville, Agriculture . . . PARKER, HUBERT HAROLD, III, Soph., Lucedale, Science, Kappa Alpha. FOURTH ROW: PARKER, JACK WADE, Soph., Tunica, Science . . . PARKER, JOHN EDD, Soph., Starkville, Education . . . PARKER, MELVIN SELBY, Jr., Vicks- burg, Education . . . PARKER. RAYMOND LOUIS, Jr., Pachuta, Engineering. FIFTH ROW: PARKER, ROBERT RUSSELL, Jr., Jackson, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . PARKS, WALTER HUGH, Fresh., Saltillo, Engineering . . . PATE. ???? Jr., Meridian, Engineering . . . PATTERSON. BILLY WAYNE, Soph., Tupelo, Science. SIXTH ROW: PAXTON, JOHN, O.. Jr., Jackson, Engineering . . . PEACH, ARTHUR MONROE, Fresh., Saltillo, Agriculture . . . PEAKS, JAMES ALLEN, Soph., Caledonia, Engineering . . . PEARSON, JOHN EDWARD, JR., Fresh., Long Beach, Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: PEASE. JAMES WARREN, Soph., Greenville, Business . . . PEEPLES, MARION EDWARD, Jr.. Greenwood, Engineering . . . PENLEY, ROBERT GRANCIS, Fresh.. Vicksburg, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . PENTECOST, WILLIAM EDWARD, Fresh., Shaw, Agriculture. EIGHTH ROW: PENTON, CLAUDE HOWARD, Fresh., Gautier, Education . . . PENTON, HOUSTON CARROLL, JR., Fresh., Gautier, Engineering . . PERRERE, CLYDE JOSEPH, Jr., New Orleans, La., Education . . . PERRY, BILLY WAYNE, Fresh., Columbus, Engineering. NINTH ROW: PERRY, WILLIAM E„ Fresh., Crystal Springs, Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . PEPPER, LILLARD DISON, Fresh., Jackson, Agriculture . . . PETERSON, GIL W., Fresh., Winona, Education . . . PETTY, JOE DAVID, Fresh., Starkville, Business. TENTH ROW: PHILLIPS, ERCELIN VERDEL, JR., Fresh., Gulfport, Engineering, Sigma Chi . . . PHILLIPS. ILA FRANCES, Fresh., Starkville, Business . . . PHILLIPS, LEE ROY, Soph., Crawford, Business . . . PHILPOT, JIMMY LAMAR, Fresh., Perthshire, Agriculture. ELEVENTH ROW: PICKEL. CHARLES HAYWOOD, Soph., Clarksdale, Engineering . . . PICKERING. TOMMY J.. Jr., D ' Lo, Engineering . . . PICKETT, ERNEST WADE, JR.. Fresh., Dekalb, Agriculture . . . PIKE. JAMES CRAWFORD. Fresh., Greenwood, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. UNDERGRADUATES 87 UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: PILGRIM. MARVIN F., Soph., Columbus, Business . . . PINE, THOMAS JERRY. Jr., McComb, Science . . . PINEDA, JOSE ARNOLDO, Fresh., Nicaragua, Engineering . . . PITMAN, WILLIAM LEROY, Fresh., Jackson, Business. SECOND ROW: PITT, LAUD ROLLAND, Soph., Silver Spring, Md., Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . PITTMAN, FRANKLIN TYNER, Soph., Bay Springs, Science . . . POLK, CARROLL REX, Jr., Mount Oliver, Agriculture . . . POLK, JERRY GLENN, Soph., Prentiss, Business. THIRD ROW: PONGETTI. RAYMOND EDWARD, Jr., Shelby, Engineering . . . PONITUS, WILLIAM FREDERIC. Fresh., Flora, Science . . . POOLE, VERNON CLAYTON, Fresh., Meridian, Agriculture . . . POPE, JAMES BAIRD, JR., Fresh., Columbus, Engineering, Kappa Alpha. FOURTH ROW: PORTER, HUBERT MERRILL, Fresh., Ocean Springs, Engineering . . . PORTER, WILLIAM MALBERY, Fresh., Vicksburg, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . POUNDS, WAYNE KNIGHT, Fresh., Boyle Business . . . POWELL, R. J. JR., Fresh., Anguilla, Agriculture, Theta Xi FIFTH ROW: POWELL, SUZANNE MARGARETE, Soph., Leakesville, Agriculture . . . POWELL, WILLIAM AUSTIN, Soph., Water Valley, Engineering . . . POWER, CHARLES D., Jr., McCool, Engineering . . . POWER. FRANKLIN WEEKS, Soph., Jackson, Business, Sigma Chi. SIXTH ROW: POWER, JAMES ALEXANDER. Fresh., Kosciusko, Engineering . . . PRATHER, ROBERT BROOKS, Soph., Tupelo, Business, Sigma Chi . . . PRESCOTT, GEORGE OLIVER, Soph., Magnolia, Business . . . PRESLEY, JAMES LLOYD, Jr., Senatobia, Agriculture. SEVENTH ROW: PRESSGROVE, CLAUD ANDREW, JR., Fresh., Wichita Falls, Tex., Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . . PRICE, GAYLE DARNELL, Jr., Senatobia, Business . . . PRICE ROBERT MILTON, Soph., Utica, Business . . . PRICE, THOMAS LEM, Soph., Magnolia, Agriculture. EIGHTH ROW: PRINCE. CHARLES AUGUSTA, Soph., Union, Business . . . PRINCE. THOMAS RICHARD, Jr., New Albany, Business . . . PRICE, WILLIAM ARNOLD, Jr., New Albany, Business . . . PRINE. DONALD O., Jr., Agriculture. NINTH ROW: PRITCHARD, JOHN MORRIS, Soph., Charleston, Agriculture . . . PROBSTEL, WOLFE LUDWIE, Jr., State College, Engineering . . . PROFFITT, RALPH B., Soph., Columbus, Engineering . . . PROFFITT, ROBERT LEE, JR., Fresh., Columbus, Engineering. TENTH ROW: PRYOR, PETER PAUL, JR., Soph., Jackson, Engineering . . . PUCKETT. WILLIS NEWBELL, Fresh., Columbus, Business . . . PULLEN. JULIUS, MONTGOMERY, Jr., Vicksburg, Engineering . . . PURYER, HARRY HEWLETTE, Fresh., Winona, Science, Sigma Phi Epsilon. ELEVENTH ROW: PUTT, JENNIE LYNN, Fresh., Starkville, Education . . . QUINNELLY. DONALD EUGENE, Soph., Jackson, Business . . . RAINES. JIMMIE ECKFORD, Fresh., Starkville, Business, Alpha Tau Omega . . . RAGAN, SMITH LOWELL, Soph., Corinth, Education, Sigma Chi. Student checking out album from record department in the library. Pilgrim Pine Pineda Pitman Pitt Pittman Polk, C. Polk, J. Pongetti Ponitus Poole Pope Porter, H. Porter, W. Pounds Powell, R. Powell, S. Powell, W. Power, C. Power, F. Power, J. Prather Prescott Presley Pressgrove Price, G. Price, R. Price, T. Prince, C. Prince, T. Price, W. Prine Pritchard Probstel Protfitt, R. B. Proffitt, R. L. Pryor Puckett Pullen Puryear Putt Quinnelly Raines Ragan 4 • I f5 n t d ■::■;-:: --- - - ■- ' tons ' i w .-■ r BKM (HP IE t JHHB T 1 ■ • ' ' rr Ramsay Randolph Ranson Hal ill Rawls Ray, J. Ray, N. Ray, W. Rayborn Read Reardon Redding Redditt Reed, B. Reed, J. Reed, R. Reeves, S. N. Reeves, S. Reeves, W. Reeves, B. Reid Reilly Retherford Rhoden Rhodes Rice Rich, C. Rich, S. Richards, D. Richards, W. Richardson, J. Richardson, R. Richardson, S. Richarson Richmond, D. Richmond, J. Richmond, W. Rickborn Riley, B. Riley, C. Riley, G. Rinehart Ritchey Ritter Racking up balls in billiard room in the basement of the Y FIRST ROW: RAMSAY, JOHN WRENN, Jr., Birmingham, Ala., Engineering, Kappa Alpha . . RANDOLPH, RODERICK MORRISON, Soph., Starkville, Engineering . . . RANSON, BULFORD WAYNE, Soph., Greenville, Engineering . . . RATLIFF, ROBERT FORD, Jr., Lucedale, Business. SECOND ROW: RAWLS. CLAUDELL EDMOND, Jr., Parkinston, Education . . . RAY, JAMES PAUL, Jr., Pontotoc, Business . . . RAY, NORMAN REECE, Jr., Leland, Engineering . . . RAY, WARREN LEON, Fresh., McCool, Engineering. THIRD ROW: RAYBORN, HANON CARROL, Jr., Hattiesburg, Engineering . . . READ, CORNELL E., Soph., Bay Springs, Engineeiing . . . REARDON. GLEN ALLEN, Fresh., Science, Prentiss . . . REDDING. CHARLES LEE, Soph., Biloxi, Agriculture, Kappa Sigma. FOURTH ROW: REDDITT, RALPH BARDIN, Soph., Sidon, Agriculture, Sigma Chi . . . REED, BRYANT ANTHONY, JR., Jr., Natchez, Science . . . REED. JACK MORCE, Soph., Starkville, Science . . . REED, ROBERT A., Jr., Ackerman, Agriculture. FIFTH ROW: REEVES. SIONEY NELSON, JR., Soph., Meridian, Agriculture, Kappa Alpha . . . REEVES, SMILEY, Soph., McComb, Engineering . . . REEVES, WILLIS EDWARD, Soph., Columbia, Engineering . . . REEVES, BEN, Jr., Tupelo, Agriculture, Sigma Phi Epsilon. SIXTH ROW: REID, GLENDAL EUGENE, Soph., Ackerman, Agriculture, . . . REILLY, FRANCIS NIAMOND, Soph., Moss Point, Engineering . . . RETHERFORD. CASSIE MAXEY, Soph., Ethel, Engineering, Theta Xi . . . RHODEN, SIDNEY EARL, Jr., Quitman, Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: RHODES, JACK RUSSELL, Fresh., Louisville, Agriculture . . . RICE, RICHARD EDWIN, Fresh., Charleston, Science . . . RICH, CHARLES ALEX, Soph., Philadelphia, Education . . . RICH. SAMMIE MAX, Jr., Philadelphia, Business. EIGHTH ROW: RICHARDS, DONALD EUGENE, Fresh., Gulfport, Engineering . . . RICHARDS. WILLIAM CLERMAN, Fresh., Starkville, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . RICHARDSON, JAMES EDLEY, Soph., Columbus, Business . . . RICHARDSON, ROGER NEIL, Jr., Lexington, Education. NINTH ROW: RICHARDSON, SAMUEL B., RICHARDSON, SPIVA GENE, RICHMOND, DONALD EARL, Jr . . . RICHMOND, JAMES RENAN Tau Omega. JR., Jr., Myrtle, Agiiculture . . . Soph., Louisville, Agriculture Magnolia, Business, Alpha Tau Omega Jr., Magnolia, Business, Alpha TENTH ROW: RICHMOND, WILLIAM LABON, Fresh., Starkville, Science, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . RICKBORN, ARTHUR HERMAN, Soph., Jackson, Business, Lambda Chi Alpha . . . RILEY, BILLY JOE, Fresh., Cleveland, Business . . . RILEY, CHARLES JULIAN, Soph., Alligator, Sigma Phi Epsilon. ELEVENTH ROW: RILEY, GRADY FRANKLIN, JR., Jr. Poplarville, Engineering . . . RINE- HART, COLMORE, Soph., Olney, 111., Science Kappa Sigma . . . RITCHEY, JERRY EUGENE, Jr., McLeansboro, 111., Education . . . RITTER, CHARLES WILLIAM, Jr., Amory, Agriculture, Kappa Sigma. UNDERGRADUATES 89 UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: ROARK, WILLIAM GLENN, Jr., BELL, Soph., Jackson, Business Covington, Tenn., Education . McComb, Business. ROBBINS, JOHN ROBBINS, WAYNE LINDSEY, Fresh., ROBERTS, CLARENCE WOOD, Soph., SECOND ROW: ROBERTS, LOYAL EDWARDS, JR.. Fresh., Aberdeen, Science, Phi Kappa Tau . . . ROBERTS, RICHARD THOMAS, Fresh, Amory, Engineering . . . ROBERSON, JACKIE ELMO, Soph., Toomsuba, Education . . . ROBERSON, JAMES EDWIN, Soph., Charleston, Agriculture. THIRD ROW: ROBERSON, JOHN P.. Jr., Fulton, Agriculture . . . ROBERSON, LESLIE WEBB, Soph., Citronelle, Ala., Engineering . . . ROBERSON, RICHARD LEE, Jr., Pontotoc, Business . . . ROBERTSON. WILLIAM HOSEA JR., Soph., Vicksburg, Engineering. FOURTH ROW: ROMARY. DO NALD L., Jr., Lucedale, Engineering . . . RONE, ROBERT RILEY, Jr., Ethel, Science . . . ROPER, WILLIAM EDELL, Jr., Crystal Springs, Engineering . . . ROSAMOND, JOHN BELL, Fresh., Lexington, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. FIFTH ROW: ROSE, CLIFFORD ALLISON, JR.. Fresh., State College, Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . . ROSE, LASTON JAMES, Jr., Laurel, Engineering . . . ROSE, THEODORE LEONARD, Jr., Columbus, Engineering . . . ROSS. BENJAMIN ASKEW, Fresh., Vicksburg, Business. SIXTH ROW: ROSS, GEORGE ARMSTRONG, Fresh., Clarksdale, Agriculture . . . ROSS. JIMMIE SMALL, Soph., Jackson, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . ROSS, LENT ALEXANDER, Soph., Clarksdale, Agriculture . . . ROSS, LOUIE G., JR., Jr., Eupora, Business. SEVENTH ROW: ROSS. ROBERT EDWARD, Jr., Bolton, Business . . . ROUNSAVILLE, BILL BYRD, Fresh., Leakesville, Business . . . ROWAN, BILL M.. Jr., Ololana, Education . . . RUBEL, WERNER HORST. Soph., Aberdeen, Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: RUNNELS, THOMAS CARROL, Jr., Laurel, Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . . RUSCOE, HERBERT C, Fresh., Greenwood, Education . . . RUSSELL, ALICE VIRGINIA, Fresh., Greenville, Business . . . RUSSELL, CARLTON PARRISH, JR., Jr., Carthage, Engineering. NINTH ROW: RUSSELL, EDWARD BRYAN, Jr., Starkville, Science, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . RUSSUM. JOSEPH HOWORTH, Fresh., Greenwood, Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . RYAN, JAMES WILLIAM, Soph., Aberdeen, Business . . . SABBATINI, FRANK, Soph., Leland, Education. TENTH ROW: SALLIS. WILLIAM CHARLES, Jr., Greenville, Education, Kappa Sigma . . . SALMON, WALTER THOMAS, Fresh., Natchez, Agriculture, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . SANDERS, HAIRSTON FLOURNCEY, Jr., Macon, Engineering, Theta Xi . . . SANDERS. MYRL EUGENE, Soph., Jackson, Engineering. ELEVENTH ROW: SANDERS, ROBERT CARSON, Soph., West Point, Education . . . SANDERS, THOMAS FREEMAN, JR., Fresh., Charleston, Education . . . SANDIFER, THOMAS CLEVELAND, JR., Fresh., Jackson, Science . . . SANSING, EDWARD PIERCE, Soph., D ' Lo, Engineering. Milk-maid contest at the Little International Stock Show in the new Animal Husbandry Building. Roark Robbins, J. Robbins, W. Roberts, C. Roberts, L. Roberts, R. Roberson, J. Elmo Roberson, J. Ed. Roberson, J. P. Roberson, L. Roberson, R. Robertson Romary Rone Roper Rosamond Rose, C. Rose, L. Rose. T. Ross. B. Ross. G. Ross, J. Ross, L. A. Ross, L. G. Ross, R. E. Rounsaville Rowan Rubel Runnels Ruscoe Russell, A. Russell, C. Russell. E. Russum Ryan Sabbatinl Sallis Salmon Sanders. H. Sanders, M. Sanders, R. Sanders. T. Sandiier Sansing f k % - W n Saucier, S. Saucier. K. Sauls Saulter Savage Sawyer Scales Scherman Schilling Schoonover Schultz Schweizer Scoggins Scott. H. Scolt, P. Scott. W. Scrivner Seal, L. Seal. W. Sellers Sennett Session Sewell Seymour Shackleiord Shadow Shamoun Shanks Shannon Sharp. C. Sharp, E. Sharp, H. Sharp, T. Shaw, D. Shaw, G. Sheffield, C. Sheffield, J. Shelby Shelton Shepherd, B. Sheppard, D. Shinn Shirley Bully decked out for Homecoming FIRST ROW: SAUCIER, SIDNEY PETER, III, Fresh., Vicksburg, Science . . . SAUCIER, KENNETH LAMAR, Jr., Gulfport, Engineering . . . SAULS, FRED LAMOR, JR.. Soph., Laurel, Business, Alpha Tau Omega . . . SAULTER. SAM RUDOLPH, Fresh., Bassfield, Agriculture. SECOND ROW: SAVAGE, JAMES RED, JR., Soph., Starkville, Science . . . SAWYER. CLIFTON, WALKER, Fresh., Corinth, Science . . SCALES. WALTER. IV, Fresh., Starkville, Science, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . SCHERMAN, FRANCIS, JAMES, Fresh., Conway, Ark., Business. THIRD ROW: SCHILLING. FELIX ARTHUR, Jr., Progress, Agriculture, Lambda Chi Alpha . . . SCHOONOVER, ROBERT LOUIS. Soph., Greenville, Business , . . SCHULTZ, GEORGE DANIEL, JR., Soph., Jackson, Engineering . . . SCHWEIZER, LOUIS, JR., Fresh., Hattiesburg, Engineering. FOURTH ROW: SCOGGINS, CHARLES ROLAND, Jr., Laurel, Science . . . SCOTT, HAROLD BRUNHAM, JR., Pascagoula, Business . . . SCOTT, PAULA KEITH, Fresh., Covington, Tenn., Business, Chi Omega . . . SCOTT. WILLIAM BERRY. JR., Fresh., Pass Christian, Science. FIFTH ROW: SCRIVNER, WILLIAM HAROLD, Soph., Corinth, Agriculture . . . SEAL. LAWRENCE LaDONIS, Jr., Picayune, Engineering . . . SEAL, WARREN LEE, Jr., Picayune, Science . . . SEEFELF, WALTER HERMAN, JR.. Jr., Laurel, Engineering. SIXTH ROW: SELLERS, DOYLE SHEARON, Fiesh., Lumberton, Engineering . . . SENNETT. CHARLIE OTIS. Jr., Grenada, Science, Pi Kappa Tau . . . SESSION, CURTIS LAVERN, Soph., Forest, Science . . . SEWELL. WAYMON DAROLD, Soph., Tupelo, Education. SEVENTH ROW: SEYMOUR, EDWARD FRANKLIN, JR., Fresh., Starkville, Engineering . SHACKELFORD, ROBERT HOCKADAY. JR., Fresh., Vicksburg, Engineering, Sigma Chi . . . SHADOW. TOMMY O ' NEAL, Fresh., Meri- dian, Engineering . . . SHAMOUN, JOE DAVID, Jr., Greenville. EIGHTH ROW: SHANKS, JAMES LESLIE, Fresh., Greenwood, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . SHANNON. LARRY SUTTON, Fresh., Vicksburg, Engineering . . . SHARP, CHABLIE HERMAN, JR., Jr., Meridian, Business . . . SHARP, EDGAR E. Jr., Greenville, Business, Kappa Sigma. NINTH ROW: SHARP, HOWARD LAFAYETTE, Soph., Columbus, Business . SHARP, THOMAS PAGE, Soph., Montgomery, Ala., Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . SHAW, DOUGLAS F., Jr., Picayune, Engineering . . . SHAW, GUY DALE, Fresh., Water Vall ey, Engineering. TENTH ROW: SHEFFIELD, CHARLES ERNEST, Jr., Calhoun City, Engineering . . . SHEFFIELD, JOE FRANK, Soph., Inverness, Education . . . SHELBY. GIDEON GORDON, Jr., Terry, Business . . . SHELTON, ROBERT EDWIN, Jr., Winona, Agriculture. ELEVENTH ROW: SHEPHERD, BILLY HUGH, Jr., Yazoo City, Education, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . SHEPPARD, DONALD RUPERT, JR., Fresh., Laurel, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . SHINN, THOMAS WATSON, Soph., Laurel, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . SHIRLEY, ROBERT FLOYD, West Point, Business. UNDERGRADUATES 91 UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: SHOOK, PERCY JAMES, Fresh., Charleston, Science . . . SHROPSHIRE, RICHARD ALAN, Fresh., Greenville, Science . . . SIMMONS, EDGAR EARL, Fresh., Ripley, Education . . . SIMMONS, REGINALD FARRIS, Soph., Kosciusko, Engineering. SECOND ROW: SIMMONS, WILLIAM JONATHAN, Soph., Meridian, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . SIMPSON, DAVID LAWRENCE, Fresh., Shaw, En- gineering . . . SIMPSON, HOWARD B., Jr., Jackson, Business, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . SIMS, JAMES HAROLD, Jr., Charleston, Business. THIRD ROW: SIMS, JOE A., Jr., Burnsville, Agriculture . . SINQUEFIELD, RAY A., Fresh., Poplarville, Business . . . SINQUEFIELD, ROY ALEXANDER, Fresh., Poplarville, Business . . . SKATES, WILLIAM CORNELIUS, Soph., Avon, Engineering. FOURTH ROW: SKELTON, AUBREY DEAN, Soph., Starkville, Science, Kappa Sigma . . . SKELTON, JOHN, JR., Soph., Clarksdale, Engineering . . . SKELTON, ROBERT GLENN, Soph., Indianola, Education . . . SKINNER, CHARLES WILLIAM, Jr., Burnsville, Education FIFTH ROW: SKINNER, EVELYN SPENCE, Jr., Boonville, Education . . . SKINNER, PAUL FLAKE, Soph., Iuka, Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . SKINNER, ROLAND BENJAMIN, Soph., Biloxi, Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . SLATER, CHARLES LEE, Jr., Ruleville, Engineering. SIXTH ROW: SLAUGHTER, SAMUEL WOLTER, JR., Jr., Starkville, Business . . . SLOAN, BILLIE RAE, Jr., Guntown, Education . . . SLOVER, ROLAND EARL, Soph., Natchez, Engineering . . . SMITH, CECIL TED, Jr., Laurel, Agriculture. SEVENTH ROW: SMITH, CHARLES FERRELL, Jr., Laurel, Engineering . . . SMITH, CLARENCE MORELL, Soph., Meatville, Business . . . SMITH, DAVID EUGENE, Fresh., Horn Kale, Agriculture . . . SMITH, DON PRESTON. Soph. Ripley, Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: SMITH, FRANK DOUGLAS, Fresh., Poplarville, Engineering . . . SMITH, FRANK EDWIN, Soph., Columbus, Business . . . SMITH, FREEMAN LYLE, Fresh, West Point, Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . SMITH, GARY PHILLIPS. Fresh., State College, Engineering, Kappa Sigma. NINTH ROW: SMITH, HARRY RAYMOND, Jr., Gulfport, Science . . . SMITH HARRY STOKES. Fresh., Starkville, Business, Sigma Chi . . . SMITH, HUGH V., Jr., New Burg, N. Y., Business, Theta Xi . . . SMITH, JERRY SCOTT, Fresh., Raymond, Agriculture. TENTH ROW: SMITH, KENNETH GENE, Fresh., Biloxi, Agriculture . . . SMITH. LAWRENCE OXFORD, Jr., Van Fleet, Engineering . . . SMITH, N. EDWARD, Fresh., Albertville, Business . . . SMITH, PAUL GIBSON, Fresh., Meridian, Business. ELEVENTH ROW: SMITH, PERCY EDGAR, Soph., Sharron, Business . . . SMITH, PHILIP STATEN, Soph., Corinth Business, Kappa Sigma . . . SMITH, RICHARD EUGENE, JR., Jr., Tunica, Science, Kappa Sigma . . . SMITH, THOMAS DEWITT, Jr., Drew, Engineering. Contestants of the Milk-maid Contest. Shook Shropshire Simmons, E. Simmons, R. Simmons, W. Simpson, D. Simpson, H. Sims, J. H. Sims, J. A. Sinquefield, Ray Sinqueiield, Roy Skates Skelton. A. Skelton, J. Skelton, R. Skinner, C. Skinner, E. Skinner, P. Skinner, R. Slater Slaughter Sloan Slover Smith, C. F. Smith, C. M. Smith, D. E. Smith, D. P. Smith, F. D. Smith, F. E. Smith. F. L. Smith, G. P. Smith, H. R. Smith, H. S. Smith, H. V. Smith, J. S. Smith. K. Smith, L. Smith, N. Smith, P. G. Smith. P. E. Smith, P. S. Smith, R. E. Smith, T. D. Smith, T. H. Smith. W. H. Smithson Spurkmcin Speed Spell Spencer, D. Spencer, J. Spencer, M. Spinks Spinger Stacy Stafford, C. Stafford, R. Stain St. Amant Standridge Stanfird Stanley Stanton Starropoulos Steele. B. Steele, G. Steele. M. Steele, R. Steen Steverson Stewart, H. Stewart. J. Still, R. Still, W. Stilley Stockett Stockstill Stoker, J. Stoker. R. Stoker, W. Stokes Stone Storment Stribling Strickland Strickler Stringer JmbmC Scabbard and Blade entering stadium during football game at which they perform during halftime. FIRST ROW: SMITH, THOMAS H., Fresh., Brookhaven, Agriculture . . . SMITH, WALTER HERBERT, JR., Jr., Vicksburg, Engineering, Theta Kappa Phi . . . SMITHSON, LEE DRANNAN, Fresh., Columbus, Business . . . SPARKMAN, ROBERT RODERICK, Jr., Printiss, Agriculture, Lambda Chi. SECOND ROW: SPEED, CLIFTON M., JR., Jr., Wesson, Engineering . . . SPELL, JOE GRAVES, Jr., Collins, Agriculture . . . SPENCER, DAVIS STARNES, Jr., Port Gibson, Engineering . . . SPENCER, JOHN BURTON, Soph., Charleston, Agriculture. THIRD ROW: SPENCER. MARION DAVID, Jr., Jackson, Business . . . SPINKS, FRANCIS FOX, Soph., Rosedale, Agriculture, Kappa Sigma . . . SPRINGLER, ED- WARD. Soph., Houston, Engineering . . . STACEY JO ANN, Jr., Natchez, Business. FOURTH ROW: STAFFORD. CAROLYN WITHROW, Jr., State College, Education, Chi Omega . . . STAFFORD, ROBERT H., Soph., Winona, Business . . . STAIN, WILLIAM CHARLES, Fresh., Yazoo City, Engineering . . . ST. AMANT, PERCY PETER, JR.. Fresh., Biloxi, Engineering. FIFTH ROW: STANDRIDGE, OLEN ALLEN. Fresh., Oden, Ark., Educational . . . STANFIRD. PAUL CLYDE, Soph., Leakesville, Business . . . STANLEY, ROBERT EUGENE. Fresh., Brownsville, Tenn., Agriculture, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . STANTON, WILLIAM WINFIELD, III. Jr., Sylacauga, Ala., Business, Sigma Chi. SIXTH ROW: STARROPOULOS. DIONYSOS JOHN. Jr., Vicksburg, Business . . . STEELE, BOBBY LORAINE, Fresh., Bruce, Engineering . . . STEELE. GEORGE ALEX, Soph., Meadville, Business . . . STEELE. MAXIE DEAN, Jr., Bethany, Agriculture. SEVENTH ROW: STEELE. ROBERT BRYAN, Jr., Starkville, Business . . . STEEN, WILLIAM A., JR.. Soph., Yazoo City, Engineering . . . STEVERSON, ALTON, JACKSON, JR., Jr., Columbus, Business . . . STEWART. HARRY LLOYD, jr., Laurel, Engineering. EIGHTH ROW: STEWART, JAMES DONALD, Soph., McComb, Engineering . . . STILL, ROBERT MORRIS, Soph., Jackson, Engineering . . . STILL, WILLIAM EUGENE, Jr., Sardis, Business . . . STILLEY, JOHN D., Soph., Jackson, Engineering. NINTH ROW: STOCKETT, RICHARD CARRINGTON, JR., Soph., Jackson, Business, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . STOCKSTILL, DOUGLAS DALE, Soph., Picayune, Engineering . . . STOKER, JAMES BERNARD, Fresh., Winona, Agricul- ture . . . STOKER, RICHARD JAMES, JR., Fresh., Grenada, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha. TENTH ROW: STOKER, WAYNE ALLEN, Fresh., Kilmichael, Agriculture . . STOKES, MATTHUS EUGENE, Jr., Meridian, Engineering . . . STONE, RICHARD NORBIN, JR., Soph., Tupelo, Engineering, Sigma Chi . . . STORMENT, CANDLER FAY, Jr., Tishomingo, Agriculture. ELEVENTH ROW: STRIBLING, JIMMY CARROL. Fresh., Dema, Engineering . . . STRICK- LAND, DUDLEY LAFAYETTE, Jr., Eupora, Business . . . STRICKLER, ROBERT EUGENE, Jr., Pascagoula, Education . . . STRINGER. NATHAN DALE, Soph., Magee, Agriculture. UNDERGRADUATES 93 UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: STRONG, KERMIT LEROY, Jr., Gulfport, Business . . . STRONG, WILLIAM GORDON, Jr., Collierville, Term., Agriculture . . SUBER, BILLY S., Jr., Calhoun City, Education . . . SULLIVAN, CHARLES THOMAS, Soph., Sylvarena, Engineering. SECOND ROW: SULLIVAN, EULIE EUEEWE, Soph., Carrollton, Ala., Agriculture . . . SUILIVAN, GEORGE, Jr., Holcomb, Agriculture . . . SUMMERS, DORRIS DONALD, Fresh., Starkville, Engineering . . . SUMMERS, WILLIAM PENN, Soph., Brookhaven, Engineering. THIRD ROW: SUMNER, LESLIE EDWARD, Fresh., Houston, Business . . . SUMRALL. HILTON RAY, Fresh., Monticello, Engineering, Theta Xi . . . SUTHER- LAND, WILLIAM JEFFRIES, Soph., Jackson, Business . . . SUTTLE, THOMAS GLENN, Fresh., Louisville, Science. FOURTH ROW: SUTTLE, WILLIAM K., Jr., Louisville, Engineering . . . SUTTON, HARRY ST. CLAIR, Fresh., Vicksburg, Science . . . SWAM. ROBERT LEE. Fresh., Jackson, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . SWEDENBURG, BILLY RODOLPH, Jr., Columbus, Business. FIFTH ROW: SWETLAND, JERRY HOLMES, Fresh., Grenada, Business, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . SWILP, JOHN BERAERD. Jr., Tamagua, Education . . . SWOOPE, EDWARD ASHBY, Soph., Columbus, Agriculture, Kappa Alpha . . . SWOOPE. FRANK GRAY, Fresh., Columbus, Business, Kappa Alpha. SIXTH ROW: SWOPE, OMOR KENNETH, Fresh., Edinburg, Agriculture . . . SYLVESTER. ROBERT TERRELL, Soph., Jackson, Agriculture, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . TABOR, HARRY BERNARD, JR., Fresh., McCool, Agriculture . . . TAIT, JAMES MELBOURNE. Soph., Flushing, N. Y., Education. SEVENTH ROW: TAYLOR, BILLY GEORGE. Jr., Sunflower, Engineering . . TAYLOR. CLYDE EDWIN. Soph., Natchez, Agriculture . . . TAYLOR, DAVID SPENCER, JR., Jr., Grenada, Engineering . . . TAYLOR, DWAIN DENTLY, Fresh., Lucedale, Business. EIGHTH ROW: TAYLOR, JOHNNY SEYMOUR, Jr., Jackson, Business, Pi Kappa Alpha. . . . TAYLOR, LESTER EUGENE, Soph., Pascagoula, Engineering . . . TAYLOR, MADISON LEACH, Soph., Biloxi, Engineering, Sigma Chi . . . TAYLOR, MAHLOR P., Jr., Charleston, Science. NINTH ROW: TAYLOR, ROGER WILLIAMS, Fresh., Port Gibson, Engineering, Lambda Chi Alpha . . . TAYLOR, TOMMY BARBEE, Jr., Sunflower, Agriculture . . . TAYLOR. WALLACE L.. Fresh., Eutau, Ala., Education . . . TEAGULE, JOSEPH VETO, JR., Soph., Moorhead, Engineering. TENTH ROW: TEAL, NOBLE DEE, Fresh., Biloxi, Engineering, Kappa Sigma . . . TEEL, JOHN WILLIMA. Soph., Holly Springs, Agriculture . . . TEER, WALTER FRED. JR., Fresh., Pope, Engineering . . . TERRY, DENNY AUSTIN, Fresh., Columbia, Engineering, Sigma Chi. ELEVENTH ROW: THARP. THOMAS H., Jr., Silver City, Engineering . . . THAXTON, JAMES PERCY, Fresh., Hazlehurst, Engineering . . . THOMAS, DUDLEY EDWIN, JR, Fresh., Greenville, Science, Alpha Tau Omega . . . THOMAS, JOSEPH BROWN, Jr., Starkville, Engineering. Training table service line in the cafeteria. Strong, K. Strong, W. Suber Sullivan, C. Sullivan, E. Sullivan, G. Summers, D. Summers, W. Sumner Sumrall Sutherland Suttle, T. Suttle, W. Sutton Swam Swedenburg Swetland Swilp Swoope, E. Swoope, F. Swope Sylvester Tabor Tait Taylor, B. Taylor, C. Taylor. D. S. Taylor. D. D. Taylor, J. Taylor, L. Taylor. M. L. Taylor. M. P. Taylor, R. Taylor, T. Taylor, W. Teagule Teal Teel Teer Terry Tharp Thaxton Thomas, D. Thomas, J. J Thompson, C. Thompson, G. Thompson, J. E. Thompson, J. R. Thompson, R. L. Thompson, W. Thornhill Thornton, B. Thornton, W. Thrailkill Thr ash Threldkeld, J. Threlkeld, W. Tickner Tiller Tingle Tisdale Todd, B. Todd, T. Toler Tomlinson, L. Tomlinson, T. Toombs Torbert Townsend Towery Trainor Tramel, D. Tramel, L. Tramel, S. Trava Taylor Traylor Treadaway Tribbey Triplett, I. Triplett, J. Tucei Tullos, G. Tullos, W. Turnage Turell Turner, T. Turner, W. Passing out of ' 54 REVEILLE ' S in spring of last year. FIRST ROW: THOMPSON, CHARLES ALLEN, Soph., Philadelphia, Science . THOMPSON, GEORGE THOMAS, Jr., Tupelo, Business . THOMPSON, JAMES EDWARD, JR., Fresh., Jackson, Business . . . THOMPSON, JAMES RALPH, Fresh., Brookhaven, Engineering. SECOND ROW: THOMPSON, ROBERT LESLIE. Fresh., Louisville, Science, Alpha Tau Omega THOMPSON, WILLIAM ISAAC SHELBY. Fresh., Jackson, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . THORNHILL, JOHN WALTER, Fresh., Tylertown, Engineering . . . THORNTON, BILLY DON. Soph., Raleigh, Engineering. THIRD ROW: THORNTON, WILEY CLAYTON, JR., Soph., Madison, Agriculture . . . THRAILKILL. GEORGE MARVIN, Soph., Meridian, Engineering . . . THRASH, EDWARD FRANK, Jr., Newton, Science . . . THRELDKELD, JIMMY, Jr., Tupelo, Business. FOURTH ROW: THRELKELD, WILLIAM B., JR., Jr., Winona, Engineering . . . TICKNER. ROBERT DALE. JR.. Fresh., Jackson, Business . . . TILLER, WILLIAM LEWIS. Fresh., Washington, Ga., Business . . . TINGLE, MILTON HARRELL, Jr., Meridian, Science. FIFTH ROW: TISDALE, ROBERT WELBOURNE, Jr., Ellesville, Science, Pi Kappa Alpha . . TODD, BENJAMIN LAWRENCE, Fresh., Jackson, Business . . . TODD, THOMAS GRESHAM, Fresh., Jackson, Business . . . TOLER, THOMAS WESLEY, Soph., Bay Spring, Agriculture. SIXTH ROW: TOMLINSON, lee Mcdonald, Clarksdale, Agriculture TOMLINSON. TAYMOND L., JR., Jr., Cape Girardeau, Mo., Agriculture TOOMBS, HENRY IRVEY, TORBERT, ROBERT EDWAD, Jr. JR., Jr., Gulfport, Agriculture, West Point, Business. SEVENTH ROW: TOWNSEND, LEE THOMAS, Fresh., Carthage, Engineering . . . TOWERY, BROOKE LANIER, Fresh., Amory, Business . . . TRAINOR. FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT, Fresh., Marks, Agriculture, Sigma Chi . . . TRAMEL, DOROTHY ROBINSON, Soph., Raleigh Business. EIGHTH ROW: TRAMEL, LEE ROY, Soph., Raleigh, Science . . . TRAMEL, SAMMY JOE, Soph., Raleigh, Science . . . TRAVA, GEORGE CHARLES, Soph., Merida, Mexico, Business . . . TAYLOR, CHARLES BECKER, Fresh., Meridian, Business. NINTH ROW: TRAYLOR. DONALD GRANT, Jr., Batesville, Engineering . . . TREAD- AWAY, JOANNE, Fresh., Columbus, Science . . . TRIBBEY, MARVIN DALE, Fresh., Columbus, Business . . . TRIPLETT, IMOGENE CRUMP, Fresh., Steens, Business. TENTH ROW: TRIPLETT, JAMES DEVON, Jr., Carthage, Business . . . TUCEI, FRANKLIN, DELAVILLE, Fresh., Biloxi, Business . . . TULLOS, GEORGE ODELL, Soph., Marks, Business . . TULLOS, WOODROW GAYLON, Fresh., Port Gibson, Engineering, Lambda Chi Alpha. ELEVENTH ROW: TURNAGE, WADE, JR.. Soph., Newton, Engineering . . . TURELL, PORMAN R., Fresh., Church Hill, Education . . . TURNER, THOMAS BERRY, Fresh., Marvell, Ark., Agriculture . . . TURNER, WILLIAM SAMUEL, Soph., Leakesville, Engineering. UNDERGRADUATES 95 UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: TUNIOSEEK, MARVIN ROW, Jr., Carrollton, Aariculture . . . TVNES, TUCTLIE GENEVIEVE P., Fresh., Popiarville, Business . . TYNES, JAMES SAMUEL, Jr., Poplarville, Science . . . URIE. JOSEPH LEROY, Jr., Gulfport, Engineering. SECOND ROW: UNDERWOOD, WILtlAM GRAHAM, Soph., Philadelphia, Business . . . UNLAND, HAROLD DON, JR., Fresh., Darling, Science . . . VAHER U., Jr., New York, N. Y., Engineering . . . VAIL, JEAN, Jr., Cumberland, Educa ion. THIRD ROW: VAIL, JOHN PAUL, Jr., Cumberland, Education . . , VALENTIME, FORREST THERRILL, Soph., Laurel, Engineering . . . VALENTINE, PATRICIA LEE, Jr., West Point, Education . . . VALENTINE, RICHARD EDWARD, Jr., Laurel, Engineering. FOURTH ROW: VALENTINE, TRUMAN FRANKLIN, JR., Soph., Brookhaven, Engineering . . . VALLAS, THEODORE GEORGE, Jr., Raleigh, N. C, Business, Sigma Alpha . . . VANDEVERE, LOUIS EDWIN, JR., Soph., Eden Engineering . . . VANDEVENDER, Fresh., Gholson, Agriculture. FIFTH ROW: VICE, JAMES RICHARDSON, Soph., Monticello, Science . . . VICKERY, HUGH PATE, Fresh., Houston, Engineering . . . VINCENT, JIMMY, Soph., Indianola, Education . . . VAUGHAN, JACK PARKER, Fresh., Ponchatoula, La., Business, Sigma Chi. , SIXTH ROW: WADDELL, JAMES WILLIAM, Jr., Jackson, Engineering . . . WADLEY, WILLIAM THOMAS, Soph., Buckatumma, Agriculture . . . WALDEN, GERALD MARTIN, Soph., Tupelo, Science . . . WALDROP, GERALD WAYNE, Jr., Randolph, Education. SEVENTH ROW: WALDRUP, BILLY JOE, Fresh., Rome, Agriculture . . . WALDRUP, LENAGENA GIBSON, Soph., Rome, Education . . . WALES, WILLIAM WALLACE, Jr., Booneville, Engineering . . . WALKER, ALFRED JOSEPH, Jr., Pascagoula, Business, Pi Kappa Alpha. EIGHTH ROW: WALKER, BOBBY JEAN, Jr., Louis, Engineering . . . WALKER, BOBBY WILLIAMS, Soph., Meridian, Engineering, Sigma Chi . . . WALKER, CLINTON WILLIAM, JR., Soph., Greenwood, Business Sigma Chi . . . WALKER, FRED GRIFFIN, Soph., Gulfport, Science. NINTH ROW: WALKER, JAMES EUGENE, Soph., Artesia, Agriculture . . . WALKER, JOSEPH JOHN, JR., Soph., Pascagoula, Engineering . . . WALKER, ROBERT HUGGINS, Fresh., Pascagoula, Engineering . . . WALL, CHARLES COOPER, Soph., Philadelphia, Science. TENTH ROW: WALLACE, BILLY DAVE, Soph., Jayess, Agriculture, Sigma Pi . . . WALLACE, EDDIE, Soph., Columbus, Engineering, Alpha Tau Omega . . . WALLACE, JOHN MELVIN, Soph., Sharon, Engineering WALLACE, JOSEPH HARMON, Soph., Tupelo, Business. Army ROTC Sponsor along with Cadet Staff Officers. Tunioseek Tynes, L. Tynes, J. Urie Underwood Unland Vaher Vail. J. Vail, J. P. Valentime Valentine, P. Valentine, R. Valentine, T. Vallas Vandevere VanDevender Vice Vickery Vincent Vaughan Waddell Wadley Walden Waldrop Waldrup, B. Waldrup, L. Wales Walker, A. Walker, B. J. Walker, B. W. Walker, C. Walker, F. Walker, J. E. Walker, J. J. Walker, R. Wall Wallace, B. Wallace, E. Wallace, J. M. Wallace, J. H. . mmmm m JHI Jj§§ ' l vmdak If am 0 -—(JR.. ' , - f El .__. . «! fli Jr.- Hlfl P P aT X JL f I m w | •- • , Waller Wallin Wallington Walters, B. Walters, T. Ward, L. Ward, C. Ward, R. Ward, W. Wardlaw Ware, B. Ware. J. Waterer Watkens Watson Watts Weatherly Weaver Webb Weems Weir, G. Weir, J. Weir, R. Weir, T. Welch Wells, F. Wells, W. Welsh Welshan West Westling Westmark Weston Westrope Wharton Wheat Wheeler Whitaker White, B. White, G. Photographer, Jim White, at dance. FIRST ROW: WALLER lONE MAE, Soph., Starkville, Science . . . WALLIN. THOMAS NILES, Soph., Frest, Science, Alpha Tau Omega . . . WALLINGTON, EDWARD HUGH, Fresh., State College, Science, Alpha Tau Omega . . . WALTERS, BOBBY GENE, Fresh., Philadelphia, Business. SECOND ROW: WALTERS, THOMAS EDWIN, Soph., Caledonia, Agriculture, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . WARD, LINLEY KENT, JR., Fresh., Jackson, Engineering . . WARD, CLARENCE HARVEY, Fresh., Smith-Mills, Science . . . WARD, ROBERT STUART, Soph., Gulf port, Business, Sigma Chi. THIRD ROW: WARD. WILLIAM EUGENE, Jr., Lambert, Agriculture . . . WARDLAW, WILLIAM OSCAR, Jr., Baldwyn, Agriculture . . . WARE, BILLY TOM, Fresh., Brookhaven, Science . . . WARE, JAMES KITTRELL, Jr., Columbus, Engineering, Alpha Tau Omega. FOURTH ROW: WATERER, WILLIE FRANK, Fresh., Tchula, Agriculture, Sigma Phi Alpha . . . WATKENS, ALEXANDER HERBERT, Jr., Laurel, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . WATSON, IRA JOE, Jr., Tunica, Agriculture, Alpha Tau Omega . . . WATTS, JOHN WAYNE, Jr., Meridian, Engineering, Kappa Alpha. FIFTH ROW: WEATHERLY, CHARLES F„ Fresh., Pontotoc, Engineering . . . WEAVER, GEORGE GARVIN, Jr., Water Valley, Agriculture . . . WEBB, ROLAND ROBERT, JR., Jr., Vicksburg, Engineering . . . WEEMS, JAMES EDWIN, Jr., Inverness, Agriculture. SIXTH ROW: WEIR, GUY RAY, Jr., Grenada, Business . . . WEIR, JOHN PAUL, Fresh Leland, Science . . . WEIR, ROBERT HOMER, Soph., Jackson, Engineer- ing .. . WEIR, THOMAS MILTON, Jr., Carthage, Science. SEVENTH ROW: V ELCH, LONNIE JOE, Fresh., Hattiesburg, Agriculture . . . WELLS, FRANKLIN KIRBY, Fresh., Vicksburg, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . WELLS, WILLIAM BARRIE, Fresh., Starkville, Science . . . WELSH, CARL VICTOR, JR., Fresh., Philadelphia, Business, Kappa Sigma. EIGHTH ROW: WELSHAN, WALLACE ALFRED, JR., Jr., Rosedale, Business, Kappa Sigma . . . WEST, ALTON OSMER, JR., Fresh., Clarksdale, Engineering, Theta Xi . . . WESTLING, CARL LEON, JR., Fresh., Jackson, Science . WESTMARK, GLENN WAYNE, Soph., Pensacola, Fla., Agriculture, Sigma Chi. NINTH ROW: WESTON, COBURN LAWRENCE, Jr., Jackson, Business . . . WESTROPE, DEWITT TALMADGE, JR., Fresh., Port Gibson, Engineering, Lambda Chi Alpha . . . WHARTON, WYANT JOSEPH, Fresh., Tylertown, Engineering . . . WHEAT, Fresh., Bay St. Louis, Engineering. TENTH ROW: WHEELER, CLITTON MARTIN, Jr., Columbus, Business . . . WHITAKER, HAROLD HENRY, Jr., Clarksdale, Business . . . WHITE, BILLY M., Jr., Belmont, Education . . . WHITE, GORDON HUGHES, Soph., Bailey, Agriculture. UNDERGRADUATES 07 UNDERGRADUATES FIRST ROW: WHITE. JAMES CARL. JR., Fresh., Greenwood, Business . . . WHITE. JAMES FREDERICK, Jr., Jackson, Science . . WHITE, LESTER PALMER, Jr., Dekalb, Agriculture, Lambda Chi Alpha . . . WHITE, LOUIS VIRGINIA, Soph., Starkville, Business. SECOND ROW: WHITE, LOYCE LEON, Jr., Belden, Business . . . WHITE, SAM LUCE, JR., Fresh., Bentonia, Science . . . WHITESIDE, JIMMY TALMAGE, Jr., Myrtle, Engineering . . . WHITFIELD, JOHN ROBERT, Fresh., Jackson, Science, Pi Kappa Alphx THIRD ROW: WHITTINGTON, ANDREW LAVELL, Jr., Lena, Agriculture . . . WHIT- WORTH. JAMES HAROLD, Soph., Aberdeen, Business . . WILBOURN, CARL GLADWYN, Jr., Scobey, Agriculture . . . WILDMON. ALLEN FRANKLIN, Soph., Ripley, Science. FOURTH ROW: WILEY. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, JR., Jr., Vaiden, Science, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . WILKINS, BOBBY MARTIN, Fresh., Bay Springs, Science . . . WILKINSON, PAUL BROWN, Soph., Pascagoula, Engineering . . . WILLIAMS. ADRIAN BRISTER, Fresh., Mathiston, Science. FIFTH ROW: WILLIAMS, ALEXANDER LANE, Jr., Columbus, Agriculture . . . WILLIAMS, BETTY JO, Fresh., Carlsbad, N. M., Education, Zeta Tau Alpha . . . WILLIAMS. BILLY CHARLES, Soph., Jackson, Engineering . . . WILLIAMS, CHARLES ELLIS, Jr., Aberdeen, Agriculture. SIXTH ROW: WILIAMS. CHARLES T., Jr., Alamo, Tenn., Engineering . . . WILLIAMS, DUDLEY GORDEN, Jr., Guntown, Agriculture, Sigma Pi . . . WILLIAMS, DURWARD ERIC, JR., Jr., Clarksdale, Business . . . WILLIAMS. EDWARD EARL, Fresh., Stewart, Agriculture, Kappa Sigma. SEVENTH ROW: WILLIAMS, HAROLD KENNETH, Jr ., Charleston, Business . . . WILLIAMS. HENRY CHALMERS. Soph., Bethay, Agriculture . . . WILLIAMS, HORACE LESLIE, Fresh., Clarksdale, Agriculture . . . WILLIAMS, JAMES ROBERT, Fresh., Water Valley, Agriculture. EIGHTH ROW: WILLIAMS, JESSE WINFIELD, Jr., Gulfport, Business . . . WILLIAMS. JIMMY SIDNEY, Fresh., Memphis, Tenn., Agriculture . . . WILLIAMS, ROBERT MAX, Jr., Paris, Tenn., Engineering, Sigma Chi . . . WILLIAMS. STANLEY PATTERSON, Soph., Bruce, Engineering. NINTH ROW: WILLIAMS, THOMAS JERRY, Soph., Baldwyn, Engineering . . . WILLIAMSON, BOBBY LEON, Soph., Glendora, Science . . . WILLIAM- SON, GERALD KENT, Soph., Pascagoula, Engineering . . . WILLIAMSON, JAN ALLEN, Fresh., Laurel, Business, Kappa Sigma. TENTH ROW: WILLIAMSON, LUTHER HALBERT, JR., Soph., Belzoni, Engineering. Maroon Band during New Music and Band Directors ' Clinic held at State. White, J. C. White, J. F. White, L. P. White, L. V. White, L. L. White, S. Whiteside Whitfield Whittington Whitworth Wilbourn Wildmon Wiley Wilkins Wilkinson Williams, A. B. Williams, A. L. Williams, B. J. Williams, B. C. Williams, C. E. Williams. C. T. Williams, D. G. Williams, D. E. Williams, E. E. Williams, H. K. Williams, H. C. Williams, H. L. Williams, J. R. Williams, J. W. Williams, J. S. Williams, R. Williams, S. Williams, T. Williamson, B. Williamson, G. Williamson, J. Williamson, L. z - Willis Wilson. C. Wilson, H. Wilson, J. Wilson, T. Wilson, W. Wiltshire Winslead Wiman Woodburn Woodward, R. Woodward, W. Wood, D. Wood, J. Wood, T. Wood, V. Wood, W. Woods, D. Woods, H. Woolvin Word Wright, C. D. Wright, C. T. Wright, G. Wright, J. Wylie Yarbrough Yeager Yelverton Yesko Young, J. F. Young, J. A. Young, N. Young, T. Young, R. Youngblood Zumalt . W: Beginning of half time activities by Miss. State Maroon Band at State — Tennessee game in Memphis. FIRST ROW: WILLIS, ALFRED DONALD, Soph., Edinburg, Engineering . . WILSON, CHARLES WESLEY, Jr., Eupora, Agriculture . . . WILSON HUGH KENNETH, Soph., Waynesboro, Engineering . . . WILSON. JOE ENGRAM, Soph., Millington, Tenn., Soph., Science, Kappa Sigma. SECOND ROW: WILSON, TERRY LAMAR. Fresh., Cleveland, Engineering . . . WILSON, WILLIAM ARNOLD, Soph., Greenville, Engineering . . . WILTSHIRE, ROBERT ELLISON, Jr., Pace, Business, Sigma Chi . . . WINSTEAD, GERALD DARROW, Soph., Hamilton, Education. THIRD ROW: WIMAN, ALLISON JAMES, Fresh., Laurel, Science, Kappa Sigma . . . WOODBURN, LAURA ANN, Soph., Starkville, Science, Chi Omega . . . WOODWARD, ROLAND, Soph., Louisville, Business . . WOODWARD, WILLIAM DONALD, Soph., Harperville, Business, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. FOURTH ROW: WOOD, DEXTER BUFORD, Jr., Dorsey, Agriculture, Kappa Sigma . . . WOOD, JOSEPH TERRELL, Jr., Laurel, Business . . . WOOD, THOMAS IRWIN. Soph., Greenville, Science . . . WOOD, VERL HUE, Fresh., Dorsey, Agriculture. FIFTH ROW: WOOD, WALTER GENE, Soph., Hattiesburg, Science . . . WOODS, DAVID C, Jr., Houston, Engineering . . . WOODS, HIRAM GLYNN, Soph., Wesson, Engineering . . . WOOLVIN, JOEL WILEY, Fresh., Wilmington, N. O, Business. SIXTH ROW: WORD, ED LOUIS. Jr., Clarksdale, Education . . . WRIGHT, CHARLES DOUGLAS, Soph., Caledonia, Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . WRIGHT, CLAY THOMPSON. Soph., Darling, Agriculture . . . WRIGHT, GARLAND STANFORD, Jr., Marks, Engineering. SEVENTH ROW: WRIGHT, JOHN, Soph., Doddsville, Engineering . . . WYLIE, JIMMY WOOD, Soph., Grenada, Engineering . . . YARBROUGH, BOBBY S., Jr., Houston, Business . . . YEAGER, JAMES EDWARD, Fresh., Man- chester, Ga., Business. EIGHTH ROW: YELVERTON, RUSH SPENCER, Fresh., Hattiesburg, Science, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . YESKO. JOSEPH JOHN, Jr., Sharon, Penn., Engineering . . . YOUNG, JAMES FARNSWORTH, Soph., Benoit, Engineering, Kappa Alpha . . . YOUNG, JON ALLEN, Fresh., Huntsville, Ala., Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon. NINTH ROW: YOUNG. NORMAN RAY, Jr , Brookhaven, Science . . . YOUNG. THAD PIERCE, Fresh., Louisville, Engineering . . . YOUNG, ROBERT RONALD. Soph., Jackson, Business . . . YOUNGBLOOD. WALTER EDWARD, Soph., Meadville, Agriculture. TENTH ROW: ZUMALT, DAVID F., Soph., Yazoo City, Engineering. UNDERGRADUATES 99  j . W t ' ..5,. ' . , . ' AIR FORCE R.O.T.C. The Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps selects and prepares cadets, through a permanent program of instructions, to serve as officers in the Reserve and Regular components of the Air Force. It also assists the institution in discharging its obligation of offering in- struction in Military Training for two years to all physi- cally qualified male students. The Air Force ROTC program supplies the majority of students for the Air Force flight training programs and eighty percent of the year by requirement for Air Force Officers. LT. COL. WALTER P. WILLIAMS Left to right: Lichte, Williams. Underwood OFFICERS MAJ. JACK R. LICHTE LT. COL. WALTER P. WILLIAMS MAJ. HERBERT A. UNDERWOOD Front Row: O ' Meare, Herren, Price. Back Row: Newton, Bass. Jeter ENLISTED MEN M SGT. PAUL J. O ' MEARA S SGT. OSCAR T. HERREN M SGT. ORLIE PRICE T SGT. WAYNE H. NEWTON S SGT. GEORGE D. BASS S SGT. JAMES C. JETER CADET OFFICERS A.F. R.O.T.C. ifa iTiifri ' ih-r • ' • k  -- -  a— ' ■ Illi Front Row: Kennedy, Nash. Back Row: Caven. Guerio. Coleman, Terry. WING STAFF Cadet Col. Joseph H. Kennedy Jr. Cadet Lt. Col. Charles A. Caven Cadet Lt. Col. Archie B. Coleman Cadet Lt. Col. Anthony M. Guerio Cadet Maj. Andrew G. Terry Sponsor — Evelyn Nash GROUP I Cadet Lt. Col. William T. Tolbert Cadet Mai. Sidney F. Johnson Cadet Mai. Billy T. House Cadet Maj. Tom M. Shook Cadet Capt. James E. Bailey Sponsor — Mildred Moorehead Front Row: Tolbert, Moorehead. Back Row: Johnson, Sook, House. Bailey. GROUP II Cadet Lt. Col. Ben F. Hilbun Jr. Cadet Maj. Joseph L. Cohn Cadet Mai. Adrian V. Polk Cadet Maj. Howard L. Beckham Cadet Capt. James R. Onskt Sponsor — Ann Edwards Front Row: Harrington, Graham, Stacy, Gregory, Grey, Scott. Back Row: Burris, Gladney, Pylant, Litt ' .e, Hull, Varnado. Front Row: Hilbon, Edwards. Back Row: Cohn, Beckham, Onskt. SQUADRON F Commander — Cadet Maj. Marvin E. Burris Sponsor — Janet Harrington SQUADRON G Ccmmander — Maj. Horace M. Gladney Sponsor — Nell Graham SQUADRON H Commander — Cadet Maj. Jack L. Pylant Sponsor — Jo Ann Stacy SQUADRON I Commander — Cadet Maj. Cecil C. Little Sponsor — Janet Gregory SQUADRON K Commander — Cadet Maj. Calvin T. Hull Sponsor — Meg Grey SQUADRON L Commander — Cadet Maj. Jack D. Varnado Sponsor — Paula Scott LOOK SHARP- DID THEY RECEIVE THEIR WINGS ' ARNOLD OFFICERS JOSEPH H. KENNEDY Commanding Officer CALVIN T. HULL Executive Officer ANDREW G. TERRY Operations Officer EUGENE S. CLARKE Treasurer JAMES E. BAILEY Adjutant-Recorder JANET GREGORY Sponsor The Arnold Air Society was founded at the Uni- versity of Cincinnati in 1947. The Kenneth J. Snedden Squadron was formed at Mississippi State in the Fall of 1951. The purpose of this organization is to fur- ther the mission, concept, and tradition of the United States Air Force, to promote American citizenship, and to create a closer and more efficient relationship among the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets. First Row: Clarke, Terry, Hull, Kennedy, Gregory, Bailey, Cohn, House, Locke. Second Row: Douglas, McElroy, Caven, Ashcraft, Ramsey. Quinn, Green, Guercio, Gladney. O ' Neal. Third Row: Harris, Simpson, Goforth, Posey, Hilbun, Coleman, Johnson, Haley. Hatchett. AIR SOCIETY MEMBERS Ashcraft. D. L. Bailey, J. E. Caven. C. A. Clarke, E. S. Cohn, J. L. Coleman, A. B. Douglas, J. C. Gladney, H. M. Goforth, C. T. Green, R. T. Guercio, A. M. Haley. W. E. Harris, B. J. Hatchett. T. L. Hilbun. B. F. House, B. T. Hull, C. T. Johnson, S. F. Johnson, S. E. Kennedy. J. H. Locke, C. D. McElroy, C. S. Murray. J. R. O ' Neal. R. B. Posey. L. L. Quinn. J. J. Ramsey, J. W. Simpson. H. B. Taylor, J. S. Terry, A. G. ARMY R.O.T.C. In the light of existing world tension and uncertain conditions the role of the Army ROTC program con- tinues to be as important as it has ever been. The unit at Mississippi State College has again met the challenge of providing its share of outstandingly qualified military students. A number of her officers commissioned through the Army program are carry- ing heavy responsibilities of military leadership in various parts of the world where United States troops are stationed. Front Row: McClure, Thames. Waring. Second Row: Holloway. Liiiiton. LT. COL. JOHN W. THAMES P.M.S.T. OFFICERS LT. COL. JOHN W. THAMES MAJOR JOHN B. McCLURE CAPT. KENNETH H. HOLLOWAY CAPT. WILLIAM T. LIFFITON CAPT. ROBERT C. WARING Front Row: Cournoyer, Owens, Allison. Merriam. Second Row: Hanson, Chills. Till. Leach, Hines. ENLISTED MEN M SGT. JAMES G. ALLISON M SGT. JOSEPH R. COURNOYER M SGT. JAMES W. HINES M SGT. WILLARD C. MERRIAM SFC. THEODORE S. CHILDS SFC. JOHN A. HANSON SFC. JACK E. LEACH SFC. BURL D. TILL SGT. HUGH M. OWENS First Row: MacPhail. Bradshaw. Second Row: Gross. Rees. West. REGIMENTAL STAFF CADET COL. WILLIAM McPHAIL CADET LT. COL. ELWIN E. GROSS CADET MAJ. ROBERT H. WEST CADET MAJ. JAMES G. REES Sponsor— BOBBIE L. BRADSHAW FIRST BATTALION STAFF CADET LT. COL RICHARD A. GRAVES CADET MAJ. RAPHORD L. BARRETT CADET CAPT. DONALD MORRISON CADET CAPT. CHARLES E. LIFER ARMY R.O.T.C. CADET OFFICERS Graves, Wallace, Daley, Richards COMPANY COMMANDERS CADET CAPT. ROBERT S. BOYD CADET CAPT. HARRY R. BOSCHERT CADET CAPT. DONALD LOMENICK CADET CAPT. ULRICH O. BIBB Morrison. Graves, Barrett. Lifer SECOND BATTALION STAFF CADET LT. COL. JERRY B. GRAVES CADET MAJ. RALPH B. WALLACE CADET CAPT. DANIEL G. DALEY CADET CAPT. JOHN H. RICHARDS Boyd, Boschert, Lemenick, Bibb TOURIST ON VACATION ' r ' i @ « M ,. ROTC Nice SUN N ) AfTf «N00 N on the Kach HUNTi N G-_ J t if -i--i ff,C;. fll- - lit ,; 4 . jair. SCABBARD OFFICERS Captain ROBERT H. WEST First Lieutenant DONALD B. MORISON Second Lieutenant ULRICH O. BIBB. JR. First Sergeant JAMES G. REES Drill Master HARRY R. BOSCHERT Scabbard and Blade is a national honorary mili- tary society. Active membership is limited to men in advanced ROTC who meet certain academic and military qualifications. The major objectives of the organization is to promote a feeling of unity among the cadet military leaders and to maintain a higher standard in the military activities of the corps of cadets. B Company, 7th Regiment of State, awards two medals, one to the outstanding Senior cadet, and one to the outstanding Junior cadet each year. The Scabbard and Blade Drill Team is well known for their precision drills and double quick marching step. 112 3 3 ■„ ■? - 3 1 HI M f m 1 1 11 1 { First Row: Green, Sappington, Briscoe, Gilmore, Boschert, Bibb. Morrison, West, Capt. Holloway, Graves, Lackey. Ritter. Second Row: Cohn. Kennedy. Burris, Chapman, Douglass, Johnson, Graves, Gross, Ogletree, Gladney. Moreton, O ' Neal, Ewing. Hardy. Third Row: Oakes, McElroy, Coody, Goforth, Hilbun. Johnson. Gillis. Russell. Hammond. Coleman, Little. Murray. an j BLADE Barrett. R. L. Bibb. U. O. Boschert, H. R. Briscoe, C. A. Burris, M. E. Chapman, J. W. Cohn, J. L. Coleman, A. B. Coody, L. H. Douglas. N. L. Evers, D. W. Ewing, W. D. Fun, F. L. Gillis, M. L. Gilmore, J. R. MEMBERS Gladney, H. M. Goforth, C. T. Graves, J. B. Graves, R. A. Green. R. T. Gross, E. L. Hammond, E. A. Hardy. J. H. Hilbun. B. F. Johnson, S. E. Johnson, W. J. Jones, C. L. Kennedy, J. L. Lackey, L. A. Little, C. C. Mason, R. L. 113 McElroy, C. S. Moreton, J. R. Morrison, D. B. Murray, J. B. Oakes, J. E. Ogletree. T. J. O ' Neal. R. B. Pylant. J. L. Rees. J. G. Ritter, C. W. Russell, E. B. Sappington, C. W. Shannon. G. I. West. R. H. Williams, J. J. I 4 I M. FRATERNITIES First Row, left to right: Costley, Martin, Hull. Jacks. Thompson, Roberts. Second Row: Smith. Booth, Gilbert, Green, Cosby, Dantzler, Randall, Hilbun, Rob- erson. Bishop, Tolbert, Bozeman, Grate, Willey. THE INTER- ME M B E R S ATO KA K SIG LAMBDA CHI Robert Green Troy Tolbert Bobby Thompson Billy Bozeman Richard Roberson Roy Grafe E. E. Cosby Tommy Willey PHI K TAU PI KA SAE SIG CHI Malcom Herrington Sammy Dantzler Ben Hilbun Jr. Ernest Randall Glen Jacks Sonny Hull James Yarbrough Gene Bishop SPE SIG PI THETA XI THETA K PHI Bill Costley Jim Roberts Abner Martin Gray Gilbert Bluford Moor Ray Applewhite James Booth Walter Smith 118 FRATERNITY COUNCIL Representatives from all the twelve fraternities on the campus of Mississippi State College comprise the Inter-Fraternity Council. This group functions as a co-ordinating body, acting to promote the best in- terests of the College through the fraternities. The Inter-Fraternity Council establishes and en- forces rules concerning fraternity rushing, pledging and initiation. Rush week is under the direct supervis- ion of the IFC. One of the most important social events of the social season at Mississippi State College is always the IFC Dance. Under the capable leadership of President Glen Jacks, the Inter-Fraternity Council completed another year of ambitious service to Mississippi State College and its fraternities. 119 ■ . u Alpha Tau ' s in the news . . . Roberson on Dance Committee . . . Quinnelly elected Manag- ing Editor of Reflector . . . McCain on Reveille Staff . • • Green and Goforth in Scabbard and Blade and Arnold Air Society . . . Ware, Carr and Thompson fire for Rifle Team . . . Shook is Treasurer of Band . . . Phi Eta Sigma gets Heard and McCain . . . Phi Mu Barbara Uhalt crowned Sweetheart at annual Spring Dance . . . Duke Huddleston plays . . . Crowe plays swap at Houseparty . . . Football score: Active 6 — Pledges 0, third straight shutout . . . ATO ' s outscore opponents 22-5 but are second in IFC softball . . . Another Sweetheart gets married as McCain takes fatal step . . . Butts is back . . . Second place dis- play put up with excitement and vigor . . . Southernair party and then the DROUGHT . . . k lh Phil Baker Guy Carr Tommy Crowe Ted Goforth Robert Green Johnny Heard Paul Von Kanel Bill McCain Charles Quinnelly Richard Quinnelly Don Richmond Renan Richmond Richard Roberson Tom Mix Shook Joe Waits Eddie Wallace Tom Wallin Jim Ware Joe Watson Bradley White Watson Butts E. V. Crossno Eddie France Aubert Holbrook Allen Johnson Mac McCarty Bynum Meeks Jimmy Raines Dudley Thomas Bobby Thompson Lamar Sauls Ed Wallington OFFICERS RICHARD ROBERSON President TED GOFORTH Vice-President E P S I L O N PHIL BAKER Secretary TOM M. SHOOK Treasurer ALPHA TAU a jp= wStw ' - -3 fST ' Influential KA ' s . . . Ramsey and Grafe work for Student Council . . . Tolbert on Dance Committee . . . Grafe Engineers ' Veep . . . Forbes, Hardy, Gillis, Moreton take sacred fruit . . . Bethay gets Scabbard and Blade award . . . Gillis helps Maroons with yells . . . Tolbert heads AFROTC Group . . . Posey, Ramsey and Murray initiated into A AS . . . Ramsey gets outstand- ing Soph AFROTC award . . . Smylie and Tolbert named to Who ' s Who . . . ODK selects Forbes and Ramsey . . . Smylie, Tolbert and Grafe tapped by Blue Key . . . Forbes heads SCV . . . Ramsey and Smylie make Tau Beta Pi Key . . . KA represented in X. P, KME, $ Hi, APO, AZ . . . Sweetheart, Louise King, honored at Song Masguerade . . . Carpenter M.C. ' s McLendon does Hyland Fling at McGowah party . . . Watts, Robinson and Grate ' s show talents at an- nual Spur party . . . Knight Commander Locke speaks at Convivium banguet on R. E. Lee ' s birthday . . . Gillis and Smylie are worst choppers at Woodchoppers Ball . . . Suppressed De- sire Party . . . Spring holidays provide good time for Houseparty at Gulf Shores . . . KA ' s fete orphans at Christmas party . . . George Atkins Joseph Bethay Adolphus Black Cecil Bolton James Brown James Carpenter Douglas Coggin Sam Cooper John Cotten Wilmer Dawes Joe Douglass Claude Fisackerly James Forbes Malcolm Gillis Roy Grafe Jennings Hardy James McGowin George Mcintosh James McLendon James Moreton James Murray George Ogden Edward Osborne Louis Pace Lavon Posey John Ramsey Sidney Reeves Garner Shannon ;Ma?m ■ I John Smylie Troy Tolbert James Young Samuel Allred Carroll Applewhite James Arnold Joe Bradshaw John Bridges Kerney Clark Gilbert Dickens Howard Fisackerly Terry Hairston Timmy Hill Thomas Irby Robert Jackson Robert Johnson Ruben Jones Stanley Keene Lehman Key Robert Killelea Frederick Lickfold Hampton Little Larry Long Robert Panzica Hubert Parker James Pope Louis Schweizer David Spence Edward Swoope Frank Swoope Charleston Vaughn John Watts ALPHA A , THE ORIGINAL HYLAND FLING 1 lie? ' mnX M f}fW ' •■ ' ' 1 GE T A K ICK OUT OF YOU ■n NOT PICTURED FLAG RAISING ■  '  ,= WOODCHOPPERS BALL JOHN CRIGLER BEN PRICE DON SMITH GERALD BLUE ROSES FOR THE ROSE WILLIAM DOWNER LONNIE WELCH DAVID LEE FRED MAGRUDER ROBERT LOFLIN RICHARD STOVALL ROBERT ROGERS AVERY WOODS JOHN RYAN Kappa Sigma holders . . . Cigar is Veep ol SA and chairman of Dance Committee . . . K Sigs on Student Council; Terry, McElroy, Obnoxious Smith, Glasgow, Runnels, Freeman . . . ODK taps Smallwood, Ritter, Terry, Hoover, Mc Elroy . . . Blue Key members Thompson, McKay, Bedenbaugh, Chapman . . . Thompson is VP of IFC . . . Hoover is prexy of APO . . . Who ' s Who selects McKay, Smallwood, Terry, Glasgow . . . Scabbard and Blade gets Douglass, McElroy, Chapman, Ritter, Cohn, Little . . . Arnold Air; Terry, McElroy, Cohn . . . Freshman officers Swan, VP; Wiman, Secretary . . . Last Spring and this fall social events . . . Tri-district Conclave of Kappa Sigma was held here last year with DX as host . . . The house party brought sad results to us . . . The Ship- wreck Party was a big success with Hatol and Poogie showing how to dress . , . Blue jean party was a great success even after prohibition . . . Best party for members w as Orphan ' s party with Chi O ' s helping . . . f li£ ;, M 4 Ml r: . h f % % HJL ' ' ' m ms «m r 0% fi f r f N Ittk SK 9 tk Plk ■ y 08B John Aaron James Bedenbaugh lames Bush Roy Carpenter James Chapman Joseph Cohn Billy Cole Earnest Cosby Benny Daigre Waldo Dismuke Nelson Douglass Tammy Etheridge Richard Flowers Lewis Forester Richard Garrett James Giles John Gilliland Bill Glasgow Edward Gordon Edward Grady Homer Graham Richard Griffin Clarence Hollingsworth Jack Hoover John Johnson James Jones George Jones John Marley Johnnie May Charles McElroy James McKay Ray Means Noel Morgan Isaac Musselwhite Charles Redding Charles Ritter Thomas Runnels William Sallis David Saunders William Schaub Edgar Sharp Aubrey Skelton Robert Smallwood Phili p Smith Richard Smith John Solomon Francis Spinks Andrew Terry Wilfred Thompson Alexander Watkins Wallace Welshans Joe Wilson James Abel William Alewine Edgar Allen, III Charles Ammons Henry Battle Robert Best Lea Black Larry Campbell Ralph Conger Thomas Douglass Leslie Drane David Evans Jeff Fatherree Ralph Farr Daniel Hindman Richard Hobgood John Houck Robert Husbands Hugh Jacks Charles Lowe Gadi Lum Walter Oglesby Richard Pace Lillard Pepper Claude Pressgrove Colmore Rinehart Clifford Rose Donald Sheppard Gary Smith Robert Swan Noble Teal George Thompson William Thompson Edward Williams- Jon Williamson Allison Wiman Dexter Wood OFFICERS BOB THOMPSON Grand Master JOHN RICHARDS Grand Procurator CHARLES McELROY . . . Grand Master of Ceremonies JAMES McKAY Grand Scribe HOMER GRAHAM Grand Treasurer KAPPA S I G in in I in hi 1KB t mm fkmmmm LOU ANN COURSEY SWEETHEART OF KAPPA SIGMA NOT PICTURED CECIL LITTLE JOHN RICHARDS WALTER WILLIAMS BOBBY GILES GEORGE HAVENSTEIN HERBERT HUDDLESTON JERRY LEWIS JAMES MARTINDALE c GREY MEGGINSON RUSH WEE SANTA AT K SIG ORPHAN PARTY 4£ ' Prominent Lambda Chi ' s . . . ODK gets Rees for Veep, Swalm, Bozeman and Gladney for members . . . Lambda Chi ' s also in Scabbard and Blade . . . Rees heads Block and Bridle and Alpha Zeta, Ag School V.P. . . . Gladney prexy of Beta Beta Beta . . . Bozeman president of Chem Engineers . . . Polk, Gladney, and Rees in Who ' s Who . . . Tau Beta Pi gets Bozeman and Swalm . . . Gladney in Arnold Air Society . . . Miss Jean England crowned sweetheart at Valentines Day Dance . . . Lambda Chi ' s fete Alumni on Founder ' s Day . . . Stuckey and date voted most poorly dressed at masquerade party . . . Members, Pledges and Schoolboy brave cold at houseparty at Roosevelt Park . . . Lambda Chi ' s place high in scholarship . . . Rees and Sweetheart take fatal step . . . i ■ % James Abraham Billy Bozeman David Clogston Julian Doughty ••• ' ■ Mr Horace Gladney James Rees Herbert Stuckey David Swalm feS J8fc i JjF Lester White Tommy Daws Billy Dungan Bobby Jennings  i mz Jrl v. . Reese Manning Joe Noe Arthur Rickborn Felix Schilling Robert Sparkman Rodger Taylor Gaylon Tullos DeWitt Westrope OFFICERS TOMMY WILLEY President JIMMY ABRAHAM Vice-President _ _ _ DAVID CLOGSTON Secretary GARY REES Treasurer LAMBDA CHI HELLO PEOTLES 4 C H I - Z E T A 4 ALPHA — CJ THING Phi Kappa Taus . . . Jack is IFC Prexy . . . ODK taps Sennett, Jacks, and Horn . . . Tau Beta Pi gets Herrington . . . Who ' s Who selects Jacks . . . Sennett president of AED, treasurer of Y , on Student Council . . . Boyd is veep of SGE . . . Jacks in Alpha Zeta . . . Horn in Phi Kappa Phi, Delta Sigma Pi . . . The Parties . . . Jefcoat swims at 4 a.m. at Waokaway House- party . . . Dance at the W . . . West Point Party is annual but Morrison tries to make it con- tinuel . . . comes home Wed. . . . Red Carnation Ball . . . Party at Lake Norris. -ati 3 I • Joe Boyd Malcolm Herrington Glen Jacks Joe Rowell Charlie Sennett W. E. Anthony Joe Hans Wayne Hegwood Joe Jefcoat Paul Morrison J Claude Hopkins John Tubb Ken Blankenship OFFICERS MALCOLM HERRINGTON President GLENN JACKS Vice-President CHARLIE SENNETT Treasurer EDWARD HALEY Secretary . PHI K A P AL P H A CHI 4 PA T A U CORNATION BALL , jBULLY ' S PEN Pike campus leaders . . . McKee elected S.A. head . . . Hull named treasurer of S.A. . . . Crowder prexy of Y and of F.M. Band . . . ODK selects Hull and McKee . . . Blue Key initiates Crowder and Parker . . . Reflector has Managing Editor Ferguson and News Editor Langford . . . Hull is IFC secretary . . . Arnold Air Society takes Hull, Taylor and Simpson . . . McKee makes Who ' s Who . . . Yelverton heads Freshman class with Marsicano as Secretary . . . Phi Eta Sigma has Stockett president. Weir Vice-President, Upton, Secretary . . . Social Highlights of the year . . . Decell finds use for pledge pin on houseparty at Leroy Percy . . . Suppressed Desire Party . . . Dream Girl Nancy Eiland honored at Dream Girl Dance at W . . . Duke Huddleston furnishes music . . . Pike Mothers feted at Mothers ' Day Banguet . . . Masguerade Party on Valentines . . . Pledges throw party . . . Felder plays with Baby Bulldogs . . . Pounds drops rock, Hull follows suit . . . Cummins, Penley, Shappley, lose pledge pins on inside job . . . Pounds Dogpatch Queen . . . Pikes take IFC volleyball honors . . . Ap -£S -;||f mkntm m. 3 y|Kfck 6 A i . =-. ., jmbk ■ |H% % k f r c j Earl Bailey William Boone Emile Bowers Joseph Blue Leslie Coody James Crowder William Curtis Samuel Dantzler Robert Ferguson Jesse Filgo Dalgas Hansen Calvin H. Hull Calvin T. Hull Wesley Jackson William Koonce William Lancaster David Langford James McCaulla Joseph McCullen Lloyd McClellan Bobby McKee Patrick Mclngvale William Moore Robert Parker Rolland Pitt John Richardson Clarence Roberts Water Rowe Richard Stockett Johnny Taylor Robert Weir Dan Wofford James Barber Mike Barnett Bill Bealle Burnette Bealle Stuart Brumfield Bill Brazealle Clifton Carter Billy Caldwell Edward Cummins Richard Coggin Lewis DeCelle Warren Doiron John Espensen Thomas Evans Hugh Felder Roy Guthrie Richard Guttman Travis Fouche Ronald Hall Bill Harbor John Hartman James Hegner Jones Hoskins Joe Kennedy Gordon Jones John Marsicano Clark Martin John McCall Charles McClain Ronald McGowan Jerry Mitchell Monroe Mitchell Samuel Monk David Montgomery Raymond Morris Robert Penley William Porter Ben Ross Max Rich Charles Mangum Walter Salmon William Shepherd Howard Simpson Roland Slover Richard Stoker Jerry Swetland Robert Tisdale . Kirby Wells Harry Sutton Rush Yelverton OFFICERS SAMUEL DANTZLER President DON POUNDS Vice-President ROBERT FERGUSON. JR Secretary LLOYD McCLELLAN Treasurer PI K A P P GAMMA THETA A ALPHA f d  7. • W fifc Campus leaders . . . Dinkins on Dance Committee . . . ODK get Davis and Hilbun . . . Two in Scabbard and Blade, Russell, Hilbun . . . Three in Arnold Air Society, Clark, Hilbun, Hat- ched . . . Newell, Height make Phi Eta Sigma . . . Hilbun Lt. Colonel in A. F. SAE ' s chartered bus to Bama game . . . Halloween masguerade at Henry Clay Hotel . . . Mary Harvey selected as Pledge Sweetheart at annual pledge dance . . . Beauffet ' s Staters furnish fine music . . . Homecoming buffet for alumni . . . Party at MaGowah • . . Nick starts riding academy and Massey begrudges cabin at houseparty . . . Hilbum receives gift wrapped purple shaft at Christmas Party . . . Highlight of year is Black and White Ball, Susan McBroom crowned Sweetheart of SAE . . • Ross, Vallis, Morris play for Bulldogs . . . Nick shoots hole in one . . . Hayden Alford Billy Banks Gene Clark Jimmy Davis Theo Dinkins John Edwards Alfred Ellard Frank Farrish Bobby Garmon John Gravson Tommy Hatchelt Billy Hawkins Hermon Hight Ben Hilbun. Jr. David King Rodney Mapp Billy Massey Bob McBroom Bobby McDonald Paul Newell Billy Nicholas Jerry Osgood Harry Osteen Marion Peeples Reese Ray Jimmy Ross Brick Russell Billy Simmons Bob Sylvester Westly Allen Ronald Flannagin Pete Hairston Kirby Harrell Ted Vallas Don Woodward Fred Beauiait Wayne Rush James Carrol Bill Crawford Royal Frazier Claud French Roland Golden Charles Holmes Bill Cozart Evans Lampkin Dan Lynn Joe McCluskey Thorn Mclntyre Arthur Nichols Dick Odom Jimmy Pike Buddy Richmond Walter Scales Page Sharp Bob Stanley i J ■ m iJalfe V OFFICERS BEN HILBUN, JR President ALFRED ELLARD Vice-President BOB McBROOM Secretary EUGENE CLARK Treasurer SIGMA ALPHA T H E T A EPSILON SUSAN McBROOM EETHEART OF SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON NOT PICTURED JERRY ADCOCK STANLEY EDMONDSON TOMMY GARMON JOE MOORE JIMMY YARBROUGH PETE BARLOW TOM BRUMFIELD JOHN JOHNSON BOBO KEELER JOHN ROSMAND LUCIAN WARD .Ma MARY HARVEY PLEDGE SWEETHEART Sigma Chi ' s on the campus . . . Bishop, McRaney on Student Council . . . Beard heads cheerleaders . . . Bishop ODK prexy; Bibb, Kennedy, West, Barrett members . . . Blue Key se- lects Haas . . . Sigma Chi ' s well represented in KME, I Hii, AZ . . . Captain West, Drill Master Boschert, Bibb, Johnson, O ' Neal, Barrett, Evers March for Scabbard and Blade . . . Arnold Air lead by Kennedy, Pylant member . . . Bishop elected Engineering President . . . Bishop, Mc- Raney on Y cabinet . . . Tau Beta Pi initiates Bishop and Barnett . . . Carley heads ASME . . . Davis most valuable in SEC . . . Social life of the Sigma Chi ' s . . . Lyndia Boschert named as Sweetheart of Sigma Chi at annual Sweetheart Ball . . . Duke Huddleston provided music . . . Mothers honored with din- ner . . . Big 8 gets football at Christmas party. . . Sigma Chi ' s fete seniors . . . Floor show livens Bowery Brawl . . . McReynolds leads cheers at West Point Party . . . Houseparty at Sip Island . . . , - k 8B k S i 1 S i f { d ■!- « ' ' - v - y - -.. P r, l 1 1 Andy Anderson Raphord Barrett Buddy Bean Billy Beard Owen Bibb Gene Bishop Ed Bledsoe Harry Boschert Marion Bradley Bobby Branum lack Burke Terry Camp C. T. Carley Jimmy Carothers Mills Carter Carl Carver Arthur Davis Joe Doty Dav.d Evers Billy Fisher Pete Fulton Fox Haas Willie Hamilton Jimmy Harrel Gil Hastings Winston Hooker Mack Howard Billy Johnson Eckford Jones Ken Kennedy Allan Kent John Lambert Shedd Landreth Ralph Lord Bill Luttrell Bob McCaleb Charlie McKellar William McKinnon Bob McRaney James McReyr.old; Sonny Moore Frank Nicoladis Roy Oliver Jerry Pilgrim Frank Power Jack Pylant Lcwell Ragan Ernest Randall Bill Stanton Dick Stone Bob Torbert Billy Underwood Billy Walker Bobby Walker Bob West Max Williams Neal Atkins Walker Brock Tom Brown Tcny Byrne Wiley Carter Robert Cox Sidney Crigler Jim Elliott George Fisackerly James Fleming Billy Gist Kelly Gray William Hendersoi Jack Hodges Billy Honeycutt Ted Kendall Jerry Knight Jimmy Lambert Jimmy Lawson Tommy Lott Tommy Miller Ercelin Phillips Bob Prather Bob Shackelford Stokes Smith Denny Terry Frank Trainer Jack Vaughn Bob Ward Wayne Westmark Bob Wilthshire OFFICERS GENE BISHOP President JAMES McREYNOLDS Vice-President JERRY PILGRIM Secretary JACK BURKE Treasurer SIGMA GAMMA U P S I L O N CH - — aiM g_--_-jaBMMg : Sig Ep ' s prominent in campus activities . . . Moor elected Secretary of SA . . . Neal Busi- ness Manager of Reveille . . . Costely, Managing Editor . . . Keith, Hammond, Morrison, Brab- ston on staff . . . Morrison elected Science School prexy and also heads Blue Key . . . Moor leads cheers for the Maroons . . . Sig Ep pledges win Freshman Cake Race . . . Three men in Scabbard Blade . . . Social Calender highlights . . . Annual Queen of Hearts Ball in college cafeteria . . . Southernairs of Mississippi Southern furnish music . . . Sarah Ann Yount reigns as Queen . . . Pledge-Active banquet at Tait ' s in Columbus . . . Christmas Serenade at the W . . . Hayride at the Randies ' . . . Houseparty at Roosevelt . . . Another BIG successful dance at the V.F.W. Hut in Columbus with the Rhythm Kings . . . Neal and Brabson lose pins . . . Top frat in scholarship in spring of ' 54 . . . Moor and Morrison names to Who ' s Who . . . Costley FINALLY graduates . . . Now a shave tail in the marines . . . Lee Beckham Brab Brabston Charles Briscoe Bill Costley Tom Davies Joe Halbrook Ed Hammond Rushton Hays Ozzie Henderson Tommy Hester Charles Ivy Lawrence Johnson Nelson Jones Frank Keith George McGaha Jerry Mize Bluford Moor Don Morrison Ben Neal Bill Nickles Ben Reese Roland Skinner Cecil Warren Hank Wiley John Baggett Richard Branch Ed Branton Horace Britt Bobby Cain Jackie Dempsey Brian Grogan Maury Harris Bernard Holliday Glenn Johnson Elbert McNutt Ray Menzie Ben O ' Neill Bill Perry Harry Puryear Billy Richards Charles Riley Joe Russum Paul Skinner Freeman Smith Thomas Walters Willie Walterer Charles Wright Jon Young OFFICERS BLUFORD MOOR President DON MORRISON Vice-President BEN C. NEAL Comptroller FRANK KEITH. JR Historian JERRY MIZE Secretary SIGMA PH MISSISSIPPI BETA EPSILON Theta Xi, small in number, is strong in spirit on the State Campus . . . Blue Key initiates Martin . . . Estess prexy Horticulture Club . . . Stricklin wins Aero Delta Chicago and Southern Eng. Scholarship . . . Harris tapped by AZ . . . Douglas top dog in Bird Dog Club . . . Cagle on Dairy Judging Team . . . C. Cupit, Who ' s Who. Varnado blows seventy-five thousand as TX room becomes Gambling Casino . . . Durr and Douglas are Croupiers . . . Ouida Magee, Bogue Chitto, Sweetheart of TX . . . Banguet at Straight-8 and dance honor Sweetheart . . . Martin initiated into Bird Dog Club . . . Pledge- Active Banquet at Tait ' s after pledges beat actives in basketball . . . Shrimp supper at Norris Lake . . . Bet with Alabama chapter on State-Bama game . . . Founders Day Houseparty at Natchez Trace Park . . . Dr. T. K. Martin, Mr. McReynolds speakers at Mothers ' Day Banquet . . . With real estate high, house hard to find . . . present plans call for house soon . . . present location comfortable but small for growing fraternity . . . lames Booth John Cagle Sonny Clement James Cupit David Douglas Bennie Durr Kinsey Estess. Jr. Julius Love Abner Martin William Newton H. F. Sanders Percy Howry Loyce White Sam Lewis Douglas Dawsey Charles Girling Davis Harris R. J. Powell. Jr. Cassie Retherford Hugh Smith James Strickland Hilton Sumrall Alton West, Jr. ALPHA LAMBDA 4 SIGMA PI OFFICERS RALPH HONAKER President DUDLEY WILLIAMS Vice-President GERALD MARSALES Secretary WILLIAM MITCHELL Treasurer Sigma Pi has a long and illustrious history at Mississippi State College . . . First established in ' 36 . . . Alpha Lambda was one of largest and most active on campus . . . W.W. II got members and Alpha Lambda went inactive . . . Returning mem- bers reactivated chapter in ' 45 . . . Again Sig Pi was a leader . . . Ko-War drained membership and Sig Pi again went inactive . . . Now Alpha Lambda chapter of Sigma Pi is again on the State College scene . . . Looking forward toward a bright future . . . Gerald Marsales William Mitchell Davan O ' Neil Billy Wallace Dudley Williams THE1 A KAPPA P H OFFICERS WALTER SMITH, JR President JAMES BYRD Vice-President JOHN GARGARO Secretary HENRY SMITH. JR. . . . Treasurer WE WONJ! Theta Kappa Phi ' s . . . Smith is prexy of Newman Club . . . Gargaro, Beyer, Gilbert, Courtney, Saucier, Cook, Byrd are mem- bers of Newman Club . . . Gargaro in Colonels Club, SCV, ASME, KME . . . Socials . . . Big party with Chi chapter in the fall . . . Newman Club dance in December . . . socials . . . Get-togethers . . . Evelyn Fletcher named Sweetheart . . . Curt Beyer James Byrd Kenneth Cook David Courtenay John Gargaro Gray Gilbert Gino Mangialard Walter Smith. Jr. Henry Smith. Jr. Sidney Saucier Mary Comfort Bonner Barbara Burdine Martha Comfort Clegg Mary Hona Cohen Barbara Ann Cooper Ellen Drane Sara Jane Etheredge Elizabeth Lampkin Georgian Long Vivian McKell Sue Mitchell Evelyn Nash Dot Patty Ann Rutledge Carolyn Stafford Pai Valentine Jean Weir Laura Ann Woodburn Mary Gene Carothers Mary Elizabeth Gray Janet Gregory Janet Harrington Paula Scott CHI OMEGA OFFICERS DOT PATTY President CAROLYN STAFFORD Vice-President VIVIAN McKELL Secretary EVELYN NASH Treasurer Chi O ' s on the campus . . . Ann Rutledge elected veep of Education School and member of Student Council . . . Evelyn Nash selected as Secretary of Y . . . Panhellenic Council headed by Dot Patty . . . Cardinal Key taps five Chi O ' s . . . Vivian McKell is Homecoming Queen . . . Her maids are Janet Harrington, Janet Gregory, Dot Patty . . . Five Chi O ' s are AFROTC sponsors . . . President ' s List has two. Dean ' s List has nine . . . Annual dance . . . Song Fest . . . J WHY SO GLUMPI Jeanette Bowen Pat Butler Nancy Cammack Pat Cravens Margaret Ann Crowder Sue Dickson Joanne Fairchild Nell Graham Shirley Huckaby Peg Johnston Rita Kitsock Betty Williams ZETA TAU ALPHA Zeta Tau ' s in the news . . . Cardinal Key taps Nancy Cammack and Jeanette Bowen . . . Nancy Cammack is chosen for Who ' s Who, writes for Reflector . . . Maroon Band has Pat Butler. Nancy Cammack, Nell Graham is majorette . . . Sue Dickson, Shirley, Pat Butler sing with choir . . . Peg Johnston, Pat Cravens on Committee of 100 .. . ZTA has first party in Alumni Building . . . sock hop . . . hayride and wiener roast . . . Christmas party room . . . Zeta Tau ' s are proud of new room . . . Members and alumni worked hard on drapes, slip covers, paint . . . Room in A colors of turquoise and gray. ■ ■-.■ -s . m.m ■- FEATURES MR. an j MISS Harold C aiterwood Harold, a senior in the School of Education, was this year chosen as alternate captain of State ' s fine football team and as a fitting climax to his four years of outstanding play was chosen on Look magazine Ail-American team. He was selected to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Though only in her first year at State having transferred from L.S.U. Miss Stacy is one of our most popular stu- dents. JoAnn is an Air Force sponsor and was one of the four runners-up in the Home Coming Queen election. Pastor named her as one of State ' s beauties, but since she was chosen Miss Missis- sippi State her picture will not appear in the beauty section. JoAnn is a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority and a junior in the School of Business. MISSISSIPPI STATE This pretty brunette, who combines going to school with making a home, is married and a sophomore in the School of Education. Peggy is originally from Columbus, but she and her husband are tentatively making their home here at State College. i vlfi. J eaau j t oreman 148 «JJ Aanet Cji reaori f° f The quick smile and light haired beauty of Janet has won her much fame as a Freshman here at her home, State College. Not only has she been elected a beauty, but, also, a Maid in the court of The Homecoming Queen, an AROTC Sponsor, and an Arnold Air Society Sponsor. Janet pledged Chi Omega and is in the School of Business. V ' Blue-eyed, vivacious Janet is a Freshman from Ackerman and is enrolled in the School of Education. Already in her first year at State, she is busy with many activities. She is a majorette in the Famous Maroon Band, Homecoming Maid, Chi Omega pledge, and an AROTC Sponsor. ivliii Aanel rrarrinaton 4 ■: : ' ' ..■:■ Wi« Sbot Putt y High on the list of campus beauties, Dot has held many hon- ors at Miss. State. This her Senior year in the School of Education, she was Homecoming Maid, serves as President of Chi Omega Sorority and President of Pan-Hellenic Council, and is a member of Cardinal Key Honorary Society. Dot ' s home is State College. 151 I - Alice, another Freshman beauty, is in the School of Business. She is an eye catching majorette in the Famous Maroon Band and was runner-up in the Milk Maid Contest. She comes to us from Greenville. Wis Mice RusJt 152 fAVUAl ivlliS iv I ant Ljene i arotheri A transfer from M.S.C.W., Mary Gene is a junior in the school of Business and a Chi Omega pledge. She calls West Pcint her hometown. ivIidA fnn Cdwards Ann, who comes from Central, Alabama, is enrolled in the School of Education. She is head majorette in the Famous Maroon Band and an AROTC Sponsor. 154 155 h irteu jra irleu From Starkville, this is blonde haired Shirley ' s first year at State where she is en- rolled in the School of Business. I v I55 C ueiun jrletcher ' J 1 Evelyn is from Hattiesburg and a transfer from Mississippi Southern. She is a Sopho- more in the School of Education and a cheer- leader. 155 Wiss We 9 Gray Meg, a transfer from M.S.C.W., is enrolled in the School cf Education and ccmes from Winfield, Missouri. She is an AROTC Spon- sor and a Chi Omega pledge. Wi Wa rut rn  f Mary Nell, a Senior in the School of Edu- cation, is at home at State. A high stepping majorette in the Famous Maroon Band, she was tapped for Cardinal Key Honorary So- ciety and elected to Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities. 156 Wto Vivian WcJUt Vivian is a popular favorite of State, which is also her home. She is a Senior in the School of Education. Two years a cheer- leader, she was this year chosen Hcmecom- ing Queen. Vivian a so is a member of Chi Omega Sorority and Cardinal Key Honorary Society. II lH ' i55 rvliidreci -Arnn I II loorekead Enrolled in the School of Business, Mildred Ann is a favorite from Corinth. She has been an AROTC Sponsor for two years. 157 Wlss Cvelun ru This versatile favorite whose home is Starkville, is a junior in the School of Busi- ness. She has been a cheerleader for two years, is a member of Chi Omega Sorority, Cardinal Key Honorary Society, Secretary of the YMCA, and heads the AROTC Sponsors. ivllii aula S cott From Covington, Tennessee, comes Paula Scott as a freshman in the School of Business. Paula struts as a majorette in the Famous Maroon Band. She is a Chi Omega pledge and an AROTC Sponsor. 158 tony pastor . . . 4udae$ ( eautu L ontest SPORTS The youngest head coach in SEC at 30, Coach Royal compiled a fine 6-4 record in this, his first year as Miss. State head coach of a team picked to finish 10th in the confer- ence. His Maroons ended the season in 6th place with a 3-3 SEC record. Coach Royal was chosen as a South mentor for the Blue- Gray Game. BOB BLACK. Sports Editor FRANK MAY. Assistant DARRELL ROYAL Head Coach COACHING BOB KELLOGG Assistant WADE WALKER Assistant LEONARD McCULLOUGH Assistant RALPH BROWN Assistant r 162 JIM PITTMAN Assistant CHARLIE SHIRA Assistant DUTCH LUCHSINGER Trainer BOB HARTLEY Publicity Director STAFF C. R. NOBLE Athletic Director HAROLD EASTERWOOD, C— Look All-America; 2 All- America Academic Teams; SEC ' s best offensive center and best linebacker; 4 All-America Second Teams; All-SEC; All- South; ranked ninth best lineman in the country; Blue- Gray and Senior Bowl Participant; Maroon Co-Captain; Mr. Mississippi State. ARTHUR DAVIS. RH— Most Valuable Player and best run- ning back in the SEC; in the top three in SEC scoring and rushing; All-SEC; All-South; Honorable Mention All-America OUTSTANDING MAROON STARS RONALD BENNETT. LE— All-SEC Sopho- more Team BILL DOOLEY. RG— All-SEC Second Team; Honorable Mention All-South CHARLES EVANS, FB — Jacobs Blocki Trophy; Senior Bowl Participant kfe- J ± K % Hi V ' • ■jtttoiM ' P4T x Collins scores State ' s first 1954 TD from 12 yards out. Maroon Ground Attack Too STATE 27 Much For Memphis State MEMP.ST. 7 BOB COLLINS. QB Captain BILL ZIMMERMAN. RG CLYDE PERRERE, C JOE SILVERI. LH The Maroons, playing their first game under new head coach Darrell Royal, exhibited an unstopable ground attack that gained 357 yards as State rolled over Memphis State 27-7 at Scott Field. Bobby Collins, quarterback and captain, opened State ' s scoring in the first quarter with a 12-yard keep on the option play. Then, at a one-a-quarter clip, State scored on Art Davis ' five-yard plunge, a Collins to Jim Ross pass covering 12 yards, and a fumble recovery by Jim Vincent in the end zone. Bill Glasgow kicked the three extra points. Art Davis carries a pitchout for good yardage. fS r s i r - JIM COLEMAN, LE DON CONKLE. LT GORDON MYRICK, RH JIM VINCENT. RE STATE TENN. 7 19 Art Davis scores from the three The Tennessee Vols, in 90 degree heat in Memphis, used sopho- more tailback Drum Majors to an advantage in downing the Maroons 19-7. Tennessee scored on Majors ' 80-yard run, a blocked punt recovered in the end zone, and a 46-yard drive. Art Davis scored State ' s only touchdown from the three. Clovis McKissick kicked the point that put the Maroons ahead 7-6 momen- tarily. Penalties were frequent. The two teams were penalized a total of 275 yards, topping a record of 265 yards set by Kentucky and Cincinnati in 1945. Vols Use Breaks and Majors to Whip State A Maroon pass over-shoots Ron Bennett as Majors pursues Joei Silveri scores from the Indian 11-yard line. The Maroons, leading by only one touchdown after three quarters, put on a scoring spree in the final period to thump the Arkansas State Indians 46-13 at State College. Art Davis traveled 47 yards for one Maroon score and took in an 18-yard pass from Bubba Caven for another. State also scored on Jim Harness ' 37-yard gallop, a seven-yard plunge by Jim Tait, Joe Silveri ' s 11 -yard scamper, a 15-yard run by Frank Sabbatini, and a 43-yard pass from Bob Collins to Levaine Hollingshead. Clovis McKissick and Harness each kicked two placements. The Maroons gained 336 yards on the ground as the Indians gained 35. GEORGE SUDA. FB BOB HOELSCHER. LE BILLY FULTON, LG LOU VENIER, RH State Rallies To Rout Arkansas State STATE 46 ARK ST. 13 Jim Tait moves seven yards for a touchdown sjt CHARLES BLACK, RG CHARLES CAVEN, QB RALPH WALLACE, LT TOM BOISTURE, RG Jim Harness rounds right end for a Maroon score. The Maroons relied upon a hard-hitting ground attack led by halfbacks Art Davis and Jim Harness to defeat a stubborn and determined Tulane team 14-0 in New Orleans. Harness scored State ' s first touchdown on a seven-yard gallop. The Maroons ' Joe Silveri tallied the second touchdown on a two- yard plunge. McKissick kicked both points. Art Davis rolled up 93 yards rushing in 12 attempts to lead the offense. Speights Duncan, taking over for the injured Hal Easterwood, played an outstanding game at center for the Maroons. Bill Dooley and Hoss Bennett also turned in noteworthy performances. STATE 14 State Scores First TUIANI SEC Win Over Green Wave Hollingshead takes Collins ' jump pass for good yardage ,J £ Art Davis gathers in Collins ' aerial to set up a Maroon score. Miami, ranked among the top teams in the nation, five-yarded State 27-13 in a night game in the Orange Bowl at Miami. State ' s first score came as Jim Harness took a handoff from Collins and powered over the left side from the one. Clovis McKissick ran the extra point over. Bill Stanton pitch ed out to Art Davis in the final quarter and the Maroon scatback raced six yards around left end for State ' s second score. State kept up its powerful ground attack as the Hurricanes were outrushed 298 yards to 286. BILL GLASGOW, RT JIM ROSS, LE JIM BARRON, RT ROYCE LONG, FB is High Ranking Miami Hurricanes Overpower Maroons Jim Harness scores State ' s first TD from the Miami one. STATE MIAMI • • ? 13 27 y SPEIGHTS DUNCAN, C DON MORRIS, LH SCOTT SUBER, LG BILLY DAVIS, LH The big one — Joe Silveri carries a piichout 30 yards for the winning score. Two plays — a 56-yard punt return and a 30-yard option play — carried State to a 12-7 spoiling of Alabama ' s homecoming in Tus- caloosa. Captain Bob Collins grabbed a ' Bama punt on his own 44 in the third quarter and raced unmolested for State ' s first score. In the final period, Joe Silveri took a Bill Stanton pitchout and traveled 30 yards for the winning score. The most outstanding player on the field was the Maroons ' full- back, Charles Evans, whose blocks made the option play so effective. Hal Easterwood played an outstanding defensive game. ■: : ' .. ' ... ' ... STATE 12 Maroons Score Thrilling v:B:M ALABAMA 7 Upset Victory Over Alabama Bill Dooley upends ' Bama ' s Tharp — Collins scores on punt return. H SS$ «w o. ) ' Jffe!fik. • i ' L «sa. irjr Easterwood smacks Galor ' s Simpson, dislodging the ball which Florida covers lor the score. The Florida Gators, playing before a homecoming crowd of over 40,000 in Gainesville, edged the Maroons 7-0 in a heartbreaking finish. In the final 30 seconds of the game, State missed an opportunity to tie the Gators as a fourth-down Collins to Silveri pass slipped through the Maroon halfback ' s fingers in the end-zone. Florida scored as Jackie Simpson, Gator back, was hit solidly by Hal Easterwood and fumbled over the goal. Florida tackle Buster Hill recovered for the game ' s only touchdown. BILL STANTON. QB BILL SHEPHERD, RT JOHN SWILP. LG CLOVIS McKISSICK. RH Florida Gators Outlast Mississippi State in Thrilling Battle STATE FLORIDA 7 Collins keeps on the option play and picks up a first down. TERRY HINTON. RE JIM HARNESS, LH TED VALLAS, LT LEVAINE HOLLINGSHEAD. RE STATE 48 N. TEXAS 26 Joe Silveri scores on the third play of the game Seven different Maroons, all juniors and sophomores, scored as State took an impressive homecoming victory over North Texas State College 48-26 at State College. Joe Silveri opened the scoring on the third play of the game as he took a pitchout from Collins and went 53 yards for the touchdown. Two pass plays paid off with touchdowns. Collins tossed to Levaine Hollingshead for 14 yards, and Jim Ross took in a 53-yard Bill Stanton aerial. Other State scoring came on two 22-yard romps by Dinky Evans and Art Davis, separated by one play, a fumbled Maroon kickoff. Quarterback Jim Bain scored the final touchdown on a 14-yard run. Maroons Score At Will As North Texas State Falters Glasgow and Silveri cage an Eagle Silveri on another jaunt - ' Dinky Evans takes long downfield lateral from Collins Mississippi State, playing its best game of the season, trounced the LSU Bengals 25-0 in a night game in Baton Rouge. Art Davis tallied 24 points, scoring from two yards out, from six out, from two out again, and on an intercepted pass return that covered 35 yards. Joe Silveri kicked the point. Charles Evans ' blocking was a key factor in the Maroon victory. Hal Easterwood, Jim Barron, and Levaine Hollingshead also starred for State. STAN McCALL. C FRANK SABBATIN1. FB RALPH BOLTON. C JIM TAIT. LH MAX WILLIAMS, RG Davis Scores Four Times As State Trounces L.S.U. ott Suber throws Tiger back ior a loss as Bill Shepherd moves in to help STATE LSU GIL HASTINGS, RE ERNIE GALLOWAY, RT JIM BAIN, QB BILL McPHAIL, RE Ole Miss ' Patton misses one Ole Miss, in winning over the Maroons 14-0 at Hemingway Stadium, also won the SEC, got into the Sugar bowl, and squared the State-Ole Miss series at 24 games each. The injury-laden Maroons, on a sloppy field, fumbled away sev- eral opportunities and had their offense bog down near the Ole Miss 20 several more times. Both teams lost the ball four times on fumbles. State ' s offensive burden was shouldered by Dinky Evans who was the game ' s top ground gainer. Hal Easterwood, Art Davis, and Ron Bennett were the Maroons ' main defensive cogs. STATE Oil MISS 14 Stout Rebel Defense Gives Rebels Win Over State Bill Stanton knocks Rebel pass from Harris ' arms Evans picks up yardage in reverse gear The frosh team, coached by Leonard McCullough, finished the season winning one of three games. In the opener, the yearlings beat Alabama 19-0 at State College. The Maroons scored as William Earl Morgan went 31 yards for the first touchdown. Ray Singuefield plunged two yards for another score, and a 21 -yard pass from Singuefield to Walter Flowers accounted for the other. Jesse Bonner kicked the point. LSU downed the freshmen 26-7 at State College in the second game. Molly Halbert, who led the ground gain- ers with 119 yards, scored State ' s only tally on a 62- yard run. Bonner converted. The Maroons traveled to Ole Miss for the final game and came out on the short end 26-14. Halbert gained 89 yards and scored twice, once on a 49-yard run and again on a 30-yard pass play from Morgan. Morgan kicked both points. Morgan breaks into the clear to go all the way against the ' Bama frosh FRESHMAN TEAM Jack Vaughan, QB Edward Nesmith, QB Clyde Adams, QB James Armstrong, QB Billy Colvin, QB Walter Peterson, RH Buddy Felder. RH Walter Flowers, RH William Earl Morgan, RH Jack Batte, FB Roy Sunguefield, FB Wallace Taylor, RH Jesse Bonner, FB James Buttram. FB Rav Singuefield, LH Molly Halbert, LH Co-captains Moore and Davis confer with LSU HE TEAM: Billy Keesee, LH Billy Covington, LH Walter Miller. LH Jack Benson, C Norman Tunnel, C James Gibson, C Jimmy Dodd, C John Gombita. FB Wayne Mangum, RG Fred Morris, LG Robert Coleman, RG Charles Beaver, LG Billy Faulkner, RG Steve McNair. LG James Butts, LG Franklin Gordon, RG Paul Morgan, RT Cade Gregg. RT William Davis. RT Everett Doerge, LT Jim Brent, RT Earl Williams, LT Herbert Ruscoe, LT Coy Moore, RE Danny Myers, LE Jack Pugh. RE Jim Scherman. LE Charles Weatherly, RE Bobby Locke, LE Tommy Foster, RE Louie Brown, LE SM STATi vs J22 .;• The Starting five: Gerald Caveness, G; John Cherry, F; Dan Daley, C; Jack Houston, F; Hal Blaylock, G 1953-54 RESULTS: STATE 87 FLORIDA STATE .... 75 STATE 87 HOWARD COLLEGE ... 60 STATE 79 ARKANSAS STATE ... 74 STATE 75 AUBURN 76 STATE 79 AUBURN 74 STATE 52 ALABAMA 69 STATE 75 GEORGIA TECH 74 STATE 69 VANDERBILT 79 STATE 72 HOWARD COLLEGE ... 67 STATE 54 LSU 65 WON 11-LOST 10 STATE 56 TULANE STATE 53 OLE MISS STATE 74 ARKANSAS STATE 79 63 71 STATE 81 TENNESSEE 97 STATE 49 KENTUCKY 81 STATE 65 SEWANEE 61 STATE 70 FLORIDA 66 STATE 75 GEORGIA 60 STATE 57 LSU 61 STATE 53 TULANE 59 STATE 65 OLE MISS 59 Houston gets the opening jump against Sewanee COACH PAUL GREGORY Caveness hitting one of his 338 points Daley scores against Florida Ashmore sinks one as the Maroons beat Sewanee Wayne Duncan d in for a crip ag Howard. JOHN CHERRY. F HAROLD BLAYLOCK, G DAN DALEY. C GERALD CAVENESS. G Norman Bryant tips one in for two points as the Maroons down Sewanee. Nash hooks to Ashmore for a layup Time-out confab with Coach Gregory Wayne Duncan and Jack Houston go after a tip-in. JACK HOUSTON. F BILL ETHRIDGE. F BILLY WEILS. G VARSITY THINCLADS, Kneeling: Ross, Hamberloin, Burns, Bennett, Walker, Spence, Hines, Davis, Kelly, mar.; Standing: Coach Simmons, Menzie, Hughes, Jackson, D. Conkle, Harris, R. Conkle, Vallas, Coleman, Barrett, Griffin. TRACK « FIELD 1954 RESULTS: Southern Relays. Birmingham STATE 10 1 3 Points, placing 10th in a field of 22 teams representing colleges from all parts of the United States. STATE 40 1 2 Vanderbilt 95 1 2 STATE 79 Mississippi College 52 STATE 90 1 2 Ole Miss 45 1 2 STATE 58 Alabama 78 STATE 8 1 3 points in Southeastern Conference Track Meet, Birmingham, placing 7th. COACH JERRY SIMMONS ART DAVIS Maroons ' star sprinter Mile Relay team — Spence. Griffin. Burns, Barrett David Spence BEST PERFORMANCES OF 1954 100-yard dash — 9.8 seconds — Art Davis — against Ole Miss 220-yard dash — 22.2 seconds — Art Davis — against Vanderbilt 440-yard dash — 51.1 seconds — David Spence — against Ole Miss 880-yard run — 2:00.1 minutes — Richard Griffin — against Vanderbilt Mile run — 4:38.2 minutes — Lawrence Hamberlin — against Vanderbilt Two Mile run — 10:09 minutes — Ray Menzie — against Ole Miss 440-yard relay — 43.5 seconds — Bennett, Ross, Spence, Davis — against Mississippi College Mile relay — 3:22.5 minutes — Griffin, Burns, Barrett, Spence — against Ole Miss 120-yard high hurdles — 15.8 seconds — Ron Bennett — against Ole Miss 220-yard low hurdles — 25.2 — Ron Bennett — against Ole Miss Broad jump — 22 ' 2 — Levaine Hollingshead — against Ole Miss Javelin— 196 ' — Ted Vallas— A.A.U. Meet Pole Vault — 11 ' 8 — John Coleman — against Vanderbilt High jump — 6 ' 3 John Coleman — Southern Relays Discus — 138 ' — Ron Conkle — against Alabama Shot put — 44 ' 10 — Don Conkle — against Alabama Art Davis runs the 100-yard dash in 9.8 seconds to beat Ole Miss. k , ,■■ ,■ 4§JI, John Coleman pole vaults Ron and Don Conkle Dave Spence beating Ole Miss in the 440 Ted Vallas 440 relay team — Davis. Spence. Bennett. Ross Ron Bennett and Billy W alker take the lead in the 120-yard hurdh Bob Hoelsher broadjumps Walker and Bennett Vallas throws the javelin -- Hamberlin and Hines tie lor first in the mile  ,- X Pete Kelly, Manager Hal Harris high jumps Art Davis and Jim Ross Ross and Davis in the 220-yard dash -S Lr J- ■■u ' ' ' ' ; t ' ,« ; 4 % ! V s ' Mj BASEBALL 1954 RESULTS Won 9— Lost 7 (SEC 7-7) STATE 12 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 3 STATE 7 LSU 6 (10 INNINGS) STATE 4 LSU 7 STATE 4 TULANE 10 STATE 1 TULANE 4 STATE 6 TULANE 1 STATE 7 TULANE 6 STATE 7 LSU 1 STATE 2 LSU 1 STATE 13 ARKANSAS STATE 3 STATE ALABAMA 3 STATE 7 ALABAMA 4 STATE 2 OLE MISS 4 STATE 5 OLE MISS 6 STATE 9 ALABAMA 18 STATE 5 ALABAMA 2 The cutfield — Dickerson, Foster. Parker. Power v k ) s ' ?: . - ■ kU mti COACH DOC PATTY The iniield — Litton, Ashby, Murphy, McNally Upv ' : A f p ' •. ' S ; ' • ' - VI ■■ : 8 Jackie Parker. LF— All-SEC Parker getting one of his 23 hits of 1954 FINAL 1954 BATTING AVERAGES: Name G AB R H PCT JACKIE PARKER. LF 16 55 13 23 .418 BRAXTON NAIL. C 16 60 10 21 .350 BILL STANTON. C 6 9 1 3 .333 JAMES McNALLY. IB 13 32 5 9 .281 CHARLIE DICKERSON. CF 16 51 16 14 .275 TERRY MURPHY. 2B 16 51 11 12 .235 FRANK POWER. RF 12 27 3 6 .222 DOUG LITTON, 3B 16 61 13 13 .213 JULIAN WILLIAMS. RF 6 15 3 2 .133 DON FOSTER. RF. IB 10 24 4 3 .125 GUS ASHBY. SS 16 50 5 6 .120 Pitchers ' Records G W L PCT IP BOBBY MOHON 5 2 1.000 17 2 3 BOBO MATTHEWS 7 3 2 .600 32 1 3 CHARLIE WILLIAMS 7 3 3 .500 56 JOE WILSON 3 1 1 .500 9 2 3 LEON BEASLEY 3 .000 11 1 3 BINGHAM BENNETT 1 1 .000 2 RBI SB PO A E 16 11 38 1 1 22 2 76 4 2 1 5 1 88 3 1 6 11 32 4 3 37 27 6 4 6 2 2 5 23 39 5 1 2 5 1 3 43 3 2 7 24 54 11 H R SO BB ER 10 12 7 15 11 24 23 15 33 16 31 23 32 36 15 15 4 3 5 4 15 15 6 9 14 6 4 1 4 Nail homers to deep right-center field Braxton Nail. C-A11-SEC 5x x . ' t 1 1 .. VI Pitchers — Mohon. Bennett, McKissick Parker rounding third ■■K s - ;js§ :: - - V: i: ;- :: Dickerson lays the lirst one down against Ole Miss. Pitchers — Wilson. Matthews, Beasley ■jmmr. Litton drives in a run with a single to center. Powers shakes off a high, hard one Ole Miss ' Thomas throws wild to first and Nail is safe Catchers Perrere and Stanton Parker doubles against the Rebels M M N %8B  • COACH TOM SAWYER GEORGE TRAVA, No 1 VINCENT SCOPER. No. 2 TENNIS The Maroon tennis team set a new school record in 1954 with 10 wins and 3 losses. State won over Auburn, Alabama twice, Georgia, Memphis State twice, Loyola, Spring Hill, Miss. College, and Delta State. Losses were to Indiana, Big- 10 Champs, LSU, and Auburn. State won the Miss. Intercollegiate Tourney at Delta State for the fourth time in six years. The Maroons set a new tourney record in points with 26- Ole Miss was a poor second with 11, Millsaps and Delta State had eight points, Miss. College scored six, and Southern was last with five. George Trava was crowned the new singles champ with Vince Scoper winning the No. 2 bracket and Jerry Adcock taking the No. 3 spot. Rogers and Collins Adcock and Gregory Capt. Liifiton and M Sgt. Merriam VARSITY RIFLE TEAM Stockett The First Team — Cox. Moore, Simpson. Lowe. Quinnelly. The Second Team — Sim- mons. Carr, Kimbrough, Berry, WaTe. The Third Team — Pearson. Light, Stockett, Girling, Hans. Ware and Carr C. § e € r C § P p At the firing line ORGANIZATIONS ■ !■ Front Row: James Bedenbaugh. Jimmy Crowder, Don Morrison, Jimmy McKay, Ed Hammond, John Smylie. Second Row: Prof. C. E. Law- rence, Bob Black, Ben C. Neal, Troy Tolbert, Roy Grafe, Dr. G. K. Bryan. Third Row: Bluford L. Moor, Bob Parker, James Chapman, Abner Martin, Bobby Thompson. BLUE KEY OFFICERS DON MORRISON President JIMMY CROWDER Vice-President JIMMY McKAY Secretary BOBBY THOMPSON Treasurer DR. GORDON K. BRYAN Chapter Advisor Recognized as the highest honor which a Mississippi State Student can earn, membership in Blue Key Na- tional Honor Fraternity is awarded only to men who have distinguished themselves as leaders in scholastic and extra-curricular activities, and who have excellent character and personality. Blue Key does more than recognize outstanding male students. Living up to the Blue Key motto, Serving I Live, its members ever try to solve the problems of the college community and achieve cooperation be- tween administration, faculty, and student bcdy. Blue Key was instrumental in the forming of a Cardinal Key Fraternity here last year and jcined with them this year to sponsor the annual March of Dimes Talent Show. Blue Key was founded by Maj. B. C. Riley at the Uni- versity of Florida in 1924, and now has more than 90 chapters. The Mississippi State College Chapter was established in 1928. FACULTY MEMBERS Prof. Caleb B. Burqoyne Prof. Thomas T. Brackin Mr. William T. Hollingsworth Prof. Alester G. Holmes, Jr. Prof. Charles E. Lawrence Prof. Dewey M. McCain Mr. Willie E. Phillips M Sgt. Ollie Price Prof. Harry C. Simrall Mr. William J. Stemme Dean Robert C. Weems HONORARY MEMBERS President B. F. Hilbun Dr. Hunter L. Scales Bedenbaugh. James Black, Robert Chapman, James Crowder, Jimmy Easterwood, Harold Grafe, Roy Guercio. Anthony M. Hammond, Edward A. Dr. August W. Raspet Maj. I. D. Sessums Senator John C. Stennis MEMBERS Martin, Abner McKay, James Moor, Bluford L. Morrison, Donald B. Neal, Ben C. Parker, Robert Smylie, John Thompson, Bobby Tolbert W. Troy 192 CARDINAL KEY OFFICERS MARY NELL MASSEY President JEANE WIER Vice-President VIVIAN McKELL Secretary NANCY CAMMACK Treasurer POLLY HAYDEN Historian Cardinal Key, National Honorary Leadership Fra- ternity was organized at Mississippi State College in the spring of 1954. It is an organization for girls, who have shown they possess leadership qualities, and it is the sister organization for Blue Key, National Honorary Leadership Fraternity for boys. Cardinal Key strives to encourage its members to be good followers and leaders in worthwhile organi- zations and to promote good will for the College, by carrying on helpful projects. There are only thirty chapters of Cardinal Key established in the United States. MEMBERS Jeanette Bowen Mary Nell Massey Nancy Cammack Vivian McKell Sidney Ruth Denson Evelyn Nash Ellen Drane Dot Patty Nell Egli Ann Rutledge Polly Hayden Carolyn Stafford Elizabeth Lampkin Jeane Wier Georqianne Long PLEDGE Jo Ann Stacy First Row: Goen, McKell, Weir, Massey, Cammack, Hayden. Second Row: Patty, Rutledge, Drane, Nash, Bowen. Third Row: Stafford. Lampkin, Denson, Long. MEMBERS OFFICERS EUGENE H. BISHOP President JAMES G. REES Vice-President HORACE M. GLADNEY Student Secretary JERRY B. GRAVES Treasurer DR. JOHN F. LOCKE Faculty Secretary DR. BEN F. HILBUN Faculty Advisor Donald Ashcraft Raphord Lee Barrett Owen Bibb Eugene Harlan Bishop Billy Bozeman Jimmy Davis Billy Ewing Jim Forbes Horace McEwen Gladney Jerry B. Graves Ernest Green Ben Franklin Hilbun, Jr. Jack Hoover Calvin Travis Hull James Edward Hull Glen G. Jacks Joseph Harry Kennedy, Jr. Pap McElroy Bobby Earl McKee Adrian Polk Jesss Quinn Jchn Ramsey James Gary Rees Charles Will am Ritter James Alton Ruiiin Charles Otis Sennett. Jr. Robert Smallwood Dave Clarkston Swalm G:d Terry Robert Herman West Gerald O ' Neil Wirdham IS OMICRON DE Standing, left to right: Hoover, Sennett, Windham, Smallwood. Terry, Ashcraft, McFJroy, Bibb, Forbes, Ruffin, Ramsey, Davis, Green, West, Polk, Quinn, Bozeman, Ewing, Rees, Graves. Seated: Jacks. Barrett, McKee, J. Hull, Bishop. C. Hull, Gladney, Swalm, Kennedy. Standing, left to right: Locke, Belote, Holloway, Wilson, West, Williams, Moore, Phillips, Gulley. Seated: Sessums, Martin, Burgoyne, Dren- non, Scott, Lciton. LTA KAPPA Omicron Delta Kappa, national honorary leader- ship society for men, was founded in 1914, at Wash- ington and Lee University, Virginia. The local chapter at Mississippi State College was established in 1937. In its work on college campuses, Omicron Delta Kappa strives to promote student activity in all phases of college life and to encourage students to seek a well rounded education. In order to do this, ODK has a threefold purpose. First, to recognize men who have attained a high standard of efficiency in college activities, Second, to bring together the most representative men in all phases of collegiate life and thus create an organization which will help to mold the sentiment of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate i nterest. Third, to bring together members of the faculty and student body of the institution on a basis of mutual interest and understanding. ODK selects its members from the junior and senior classes on a quality basis of personal character, scholastic achievement, prominence in student activ- ities, and service rendered to the institution. Mem- bership in Omicron Delta Kappa is the highest honor a student can receive at Mississippi State College. ACTIVE ALUMNI Professor C. B. Burgoyne Professor William M. Belote Dean E. B. Colmer Dr. Herbert Drennon Mr. Malcolm Gray Professor Arnold J. Gully Professor H. H. Gwin Dr. Ben F. Hilbun, Sr. Mr. W. T. Hollingsworth Capt. Kenneth H. Holloway Dr. J. F. Locke Prof. Marion T. Lofton Dr. Clay Lyle Dr. T. K. Martin Professor Dewey McCain Professor Charles T. Moore Mr. W. E. Phillips Major I. D. Sessums Professor Charl ey Scott Dr. R. C. Weems Mr. W. Thomas West Mr. Bob Williams Professor Clifton A. Wilson 195 ALPHA PH FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS JACK C. HOOVER President JIM MORETON First Vice-President JOHN ALFORD Second Vice-President JIMMY YOUNG Recording Secretary BILL COSTY Corresponding Secretary JAMES GILES Treasurer MAX MOORE Sgt.-at-Arms I OMEGA SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS JAMES GILES President BOBBY WEBB First Vice-President RAY MEANS Second Vice-President JIMMY MORETON Recording Secretary MAX MOORE Corresponding Secretary JIMMY YOUNG Sgt.-at-Arms Epsilon Iota Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega was established at Mississippi State College in 1940. Any man on the campus is welcome to become a member of this national service fraternity if he has previously been a member of the Boy Scouts of America. Epsilon Iota has had the honor of installing each chapter of the fraternity in Mississippi. On the campus at State, the four major fields of activity are; service to youth and the community; service to members and the fraternity; and service to the nation as participating citizens. James Ellis Abraham John Thomas Alford Billy Gene Austin Aubrey Vernon Bannister Albert Hugh Beckhman Billy Charles Cook Joseph Leonard Cohn Robert Boyd William L. Costley James Huey Giles MEMBERS Horace McEwen Gladney Wentworth Bail Harned Jack Clifford Hoover William Joseph Johnson David A. Mattox Ray Herbert Means James Maxwell Moore James Reginald Moreton Donald Butler Morrison Paul F. Newell John Wren Ramsay Ernest H. Randall. Jr. Thomas Carroll Runnels Philip S. Smith Mahlon P. Taylor Roland R. Webb James Farnsworth Young Alton C. A. Hollingsworth PLEDGES Erie Theodore Drane Walker C. Sawyer Charles Ray Gipson Thomas Watson Shinn Bobby Joe Gile s Aubrey Skeleton William Allen Hannaford Francis Fox Spinks John Bunn Houck Bobby Still Ronnie Hubert McDaniel James Ralph Thompson Pat Mclngvale Robert Leslie Thompson Gene Neal Bobby Walker Abraham Austin Bannister Beckman Cook Costly Cohn Boyd Giles Gladney Harned Hoover Johnson Mattox Means Moore Moreton Morrison Newell Ramsay Randall Runnells Smith Taylor Webb Young Hollingsworth Drane Gipson Giles Hannaford Houck McDaniel Mclngvale Neal Sawyer Shinn Skelton Spinks Still J. Thompson R. Thompson Walker SQUARE an j COMPASS OFFICERS FLOYD M. FULTON President JOHN C. SMITH First Vice-President WILLIAM A. FULTON Second Vice-President DARRELL R. SMITH Secretary-Treasurer LYNN I. FAIRLY Reporter DR. JAMES H. McLENDON. DR. HARVEY F. McCORY . . . Sponsors Free Masonry is a speculative and moral science founded on an operative art. Its principles include the purest precepts of morality, including the Cardi- nal Virtues of Masonry, temperance, fortitude, pru- dence, and justice- These governing laws are under- girded by belief in God and immortality of the soul. Membership in the Square and Compass Club is restricted to those students who have received at least the First Masonic Degree. The purposes of the organization are fellowship and instruction in Masonry. The activities of the club are coordinated with those of Abert Lodge, No. 89, Starkville, Miss. Alford. Van H. Arnold, George B. Burt, Hughes A. Burl. Willie E. Clements, Thomas W. Dambrino. Bob Fairly, Lynn I. Fulghum. Robert N. MEMBERS Fulton, Floyd M. Fulton, William A. Gilder, Thomas E. Lane, Billy P. Lewis, Sam R. Jr. Martin, Bobby P. Mooney, Thomas N. Neal, Ben C. Ray, Carl L. Smith, John C. Smith. Darrell R. Stanford. Paul C. Storment. Candler F Turner. Jimmie R. Ward, Joseph L. Warren, Cecil G. Williams, Charles T Wilson, Charles W. Alford Arnold Burt Clements Fairly Fulghum Fulton, F. Fulton, W. Gilder Lane Lewis Martin Mooney Neal Ray Smith, I. Smith, D. Stanford Storment Turner Warren Williams YMCA CABINET OFFICERS JIM CROWDER President ERNEST MOORE Vice-President EVELYN NASH Secretary CHARLES SENNETT Treasurer The Young Men ' s Christian Association, oldest organization at Mississippi State College, was es- tablished by State ' s first president, General Stephen D. Lee, in 1882. Since that date it has functioned as an integral part of student life and promoted a pro- gram designed to meet many of the social and spiritual needs of students. The program of the YMCA is developed and pro- moted by the Cabinet. Administrative policies are determined by the faculty-student Advisory Board and administered by the employed staff. Program and building privileges are extended to all regularly enrolled students and to faculty and staff members of the College. Jim Crowder Bill Ewing Sonny Hull Gene Johnson Sidney Johnson Charles Kinningham Bob McRaney MEMBERS Ernest Moore Bluford Moor Evelyn Nash Harry O ' Steen Suzanne Powell Bob Parker Charles Ritter Charles Sennett Cecil Warren Alex Watkins Gordon White Rush Yelverton Seated: Suzanne Powell, Charles Sennett, Evelyn Nash, Jimmy Crowder. Ernest Moore, Anne Davis. Norman Snook. Standing: Harry O ' Steen, Bob McRaney. Gene Bishop, Gordon White, Charles Kinningham, Bluford Moore. Gene Johnson, Sidney Johnson, Charles Ritter, Bob Parker, Cecil Warren. Calvin Hull. Alex Watkins, Bill Ewing. Rush Yelverton. 1 ADVISORY BOARD Dr. Henry Thomas, Chairman; Mr. Malcolm Gray. Vice-Chairman; Mr. C. A. Wilson. Mrs. Edwin Sanders. Dr. John A. AHord. Dr. Ire Howell. Dr. O. L. Snowden. Dr. Gordon Bryan, Col. W. P. Williams, Dr. J. C. Longest, Dr. Ivan E. Miles, Mr. Edwin Christian. Mr. James R. Crowder, Mr. Ernest Moore, Miss Evelyn Nash, Mr. Charles Sennett STAFF ERNEST PRICE. JR General Secretary NORMAN R. SNOOK Assistant Secretary MRS. CLARA CRAIG Office Assistant Ruffin Parker Reed Snider Miazza Woodburn Warren Massey Brown Logan Wall Locke Powell Odenwald White Skeleton Harris Bain BAPTIST STUDENT UNION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL James Ruiiin Dean Parker Bryant Reed Billy Snider Hubert Miazza Laura Ann Woodburn Cecil Warren Mary Nell Massey Ted Brown Atwell Logan Damon Wall Tommy Morrow Cecil Locke Suzanne Powell Neil Odenwald Virginia White Aubrey Skeleton Harold Harris Jim Bain Tony Sorenson Roy Izbell Regular members of the local Baptist church, Sun- day school, Training Union, Brotherhood, and those who participate in any of the Baptist activities on the campus are members of the Baptists Student Union of Mississippi State College. The purpose of the movement is to serve as a link between the church and the students in training them for Christian leader- ship in the church and in society. The Executive Council is composed of those stu- dents elected by the Baptist student body. Each member of the council trys to lead a definite phase of student work. The Baptist Student Union promotes a noonday meditation period each day, prayermates, and many other activities which strengthen one ' s Christian growth. They also sponsor an annual Sweetheart Banquet and many other socials throughout the year. 200 NEWMAN CLUB OFFICERS WALTER H. SMITH. JR President CURT G. BEYER Vice-President EVELYN FLETCHER Recording Secretary GRAY T. GILBERT Corresponding Secretary JOHN SWILP Treasurer JOE NOE Historian MONICA GOEN Faculty Advisor REV. EDWARD L. CRATIN Chaplain The Newman Club is a Catholic Club of Catholic Culture and Catholic Fellowship that shall foster the spiritual intellectual, and social interest of the Catholic students of Mississippi State College in this order of importance: Weld them into a common union; assist the Mississippi State College and its students whenever possible. MEMBERS Abide. Albert K. Jr. Berron, Alvaro Luis Beyer. Curt G. Betbez. Arnold R. Brabston. Claude Byrd, James Butler. Patricial Ann Carazo, Manuel Canizaro. Jack P. Cook. Kenneth Courtney, David DeBattista. Camillo Doiron, Warren Favi, Morris Filipich. Stephen Fletcher, Evelyn Gargaro. John L. Gilbert, Gray T. Gonzalez, Nicholas Green, Andrew J. Handal, Alfredo Haworth. Digby Hicks, Richard Irby, Thomas Johnson, Richard Harkins, Alfred Killelea. Robert Kitsock, Rita Koury, Peter Kungys, Stasys Larkin. Jim Light. James Mangialardi, Gino Mangialardi. Sam Martinson, William Marsicano, John Moon, T. Man Morris, Don Morrison, Renee Noe, Joe Paulson. Oscar Pongetti, Raymond Saucier, Sidney Sabogal, Alvaro Swilp, John Smith, Walter H. Tail. Jim Taylor, Clyde Trava, George Venier, Lou Otto. Norman — •— BHHk ?■•■ ' M - - Mm --«l jjar :- i ' •iMnilMMlMr ' ' ' ™ ' ami f .gsm 3 jncf Wi „ f- i J I Abide Berron Beyer Betbez Brabston Byrd Butler Carazo Cook Courtenay Doiron Favi Filipich Fletcher Gargaro Gilbert Gonzalez Handal Hicks Irby Johnson Harkins Killelea Kitsock Koury Kungys Larkin Light Mangialardi. G. Mangialardi, S. Martinson Marsicano Moon Morris Noe Norman Paulson Pongetti Saucier Swilp Sabogal Smith Tait Taylor Trava Venier WESLEY FOUNDATION OFFICERS WILLIAM PRINCE President EDWARD YOUNGBLOOD Vice-President MARY HONOR COHEN Secretary THOMAS PRINCE Treasurer COUNCIL MEMBERS PATRICIA CRAVENS Membership Chairman CAROLYN STAFFORD Publicity Chairman JAMES MARBLE Deputations Chairman RUSH YELVERTON Social Chairman LEE KNIGHT Transportation Chairman JOHN HARTMAN Worship Chairman OLIVER W. JOHNSON Literature Chairman CURTIS ROBINSON Sports Chairman JOE McCLUSKY World Christian Community Chairman ARCHIE COLEMAN President. Bible Class MAX MOORE Photographer LAVELLE WHITTINGTON Program Chairman BARBARA BURDINE Starkville Representative SARA CRAFT Wesley Times Editor The purposes of the Wesley Foundation are to develop one ' s personal life according to Christian principles; to work for a campus Christian commu- nity at Mississippi State College; to participate in the World Christian fellowships, and to uphold Chris- tian principles wherever we are. Any member of the Methodist Church is eligible for membership in the Wesley Foundation. The Wesley Foundation is a member of the Metho- dist Student Movement cf both State and National levels. Fist row seated, left to riqht: Thomas Prince, Barbara Burdine, William Prince, Patricia Cravens, Mary Nell Cohen. Second row standing: T. Wayne Perrott, Lee Knight, John Hartman, Rush Yelverton, James Marble, Curtis Robinson, Carolyn Stafford, Oliver Johnson. Sarah Craft, Joe McCluskey, Archie Coleman. Edward Youngblood, Lavell Whittington, Maxwell Moore. WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP COUNCIL MEMBERS ROVERT CRUMPTON President CHARLES MOAK Vice-President JAMES HUEY GILES Treasurer FRANCES CHAFEE Recording Secretary DAVID LANGFORD Corresponding Secretary FRANCIS FOX SPINKS Program Commission Chairman SIDNEY JOHNSON Enlistment Commission Chairman SMILEY JOHNSON Fellowship Commission Chairman A. D. HILDEBRAND Director of Student Work ACTIVE MEMBERS James Abraham Jean Acton Bill Acton Fred Beaulait Buck Beckham Phoebe Bethany Frank Brooks Robert Crumpton Donald Carter Frances Chafee Shep Crigler Mallory Davis Anne Davey Ellen Drane Leslie Drane Hueston Fortner Hilda Gilbert Bobby Joe Giles James Huey Giles Jessie Hegemeyer Joe Hans A. D. Hildebrand Lynwood Hightower Tommy Hilton Sidney Johnson Smiley Johnson Peter Jones Bill Lacey David Langiord Van McCombs Bob McElroy Charles Moak Nell Moore Ted Monk Millie Nations Lamar Neal R. S. Nicholson Roy Nicholson Suzanne Powell Carlton Russell Joe Russum Bobby Ryan Gary Smith Francis Fox Spinks Charles Stanford Michael Stroukoii The Westminster Fellowship is an arm of the Presbyterian Church on the campus. It seeks to confront the campus with the fact of Jesus Christ through a church-centered community. This com- munity seeks to develop among its members an understanding of the Church-Universal as the Body of Christ. It receives its impetus from corporate worship, its inspiration from the Scriptures, and its stability from the First Presbyt erian Church of Starkville. First Row, left to riqht: Johnson, Hildebrand, Chafee, Moak, Crumpton, Giles, Langford, Johnson, Davey. Second Row: J. M. Acton, Land, Ryan, Hans, Beaufait, Smith, Brooks, McElroy. McCombs, Hagemeyer, Shaw, Jones. Third Row: W. J. Acton. Spinks. Fortner, Stanford, Nations, Beckham, Crigler, Neal. Carter, Abraham. V i PI « r r k t r r M CLUB OFFICERS CHARLES CAVEN President BOBBY COLLINS Secretary-Treasurer The M Club is an organization of the holders of the coveted M, Men who have lettered in one of the four major sports at Mississippi State — football, baseball, track, and basketball. The purpose of the club is to promote athletics on the campus and to provide fellowship for the athletes. The M Club is sponsored by the Athletic Depart- ment of State College. MEMBERS James Ashmore James Barron Charles Beall Leon Beasley John Bodron Charles Caven John Cherry John Coleman Bobby Collins Daniel Daley Arthur Davis Hal Easterwood Charles Evans Bill Glasgow Richard Griffin Harold Harris Owen Hinds Levaine Hollingshead Jack Houston Bobby Mohon Don Morris Terry Murphy James McNally Braxton Nail Frank Powers Bill Shepherd David Spence Bill Stanton Scott Suber Ted Vallas Louis Venier Bill Walker Charlie Williams Max Williams Joe Wilson Bill Zimmerman 204 jrry eman lins ey is iterwood rv n ini sgow ffin •ris ds lingshead iston ion rris 1 pherd nee aton las lier lker Williams Williams son imerman W. THOMAS WEST Director FAMOUS MAROON MEMBERS Hayden Alford Sarah Jane Etheredge Don Ashcraft Ronnie Flanagan Eddie Beauiait Bobby Foster Charles Bell Claude French Max Brent Bobby Gilman Ted Brown Nell Graham Sonny Buckly Kelly Gray Rose Burnly Ernest Green Pat Butler Jimmy Guyse Bobby Butler Charles Guest Watson Butts Jerry Halbrook Nancy Cammack Ed Haley Jack Chance Ronnie Hall Dave Cloqston Janet Harrington Leonard Cohn John Hartman Barbara Cooper W. A. Hayward John Crigler Jack Hoover Howard Crocker John Houck Jim Crowder Sonny Hull Ed Cummins Don Jackson Jimmy Davis Edgar Ling Joe Garnett Dearth Nelson Jones Joe Doty Bob Karlak Bill Downer Norman Knoblcch Jimmy Dunn Evans Lampkin Ann Edwards OFFICERS JIM CROWDER President CHARLES BELL Vice-President MARY NELL MASSEY Secretary TOM MIX SHOOK Treasurer A. B. FEDDOCH Drum Major ANN EDWARDS Head Majorette HENRY E. WAMSLEY Assistant Director BAND MEMBERS Frank Lanier Gene Lee C. T. Ling Bob Loflin Atwell Logan Ben Magruder Mary Nell Massey Jimmy McCau ' la James McLemore Joe McCluskey Edgar McNeil Sam Mcnk Sam Mcore Jack Murphy George Nethery George Ogden Bob Panzica Billy Perry Charles Pickel Bob Prather Harold Pullen Lowell Ragan John Ramsey Lee Redding A. B. Reddoch Bryant Reed Frank Reilly John Richards Glenn Roark Frank Rowe Alice Russell Tommy Sanders Dick Sawtelle Paula Keith Scctt Ladonis Seal Tommy Shinn Tom Mix Shook Billy Simmons Marion Slaton Charles Stanford Tom Stennis Dee Teal Bobby Thompson Joanne Treadaway Bcbby Tisdale Eddie Wallace Lucien Wari Alex Watklns Kirby Wells Gene Wood OFF DAVID SAUNDERS President HUGH BENNY JACKS Vice-President ELIZABETH LAMPKIN Secretary BETTY ANN ASARIAN Reporter The Mississippi State College Choir is open to students from all undergraduate departments of the college. The purpose of the organization is to make music participation an integral part of the life of the student. The requirements for membership in the choir are the ability to sing on pitch, loyalty to the organization, and sing standard sacred and secular choral literature. The Choir is composed of sixty vocalists from the student body and makes frequent public appear- ances both on and off the campus, under the direction of Mr. E. D. McKissack. Mrs. E. D. McKissack is accompanist. Choir Tours: Each year the choir goes on tour at Christmas Season and Spring term. For the annual Fall tour this year, the Choir performed Handels ' Im- mortal oratorio, The Messiah, at Ackerman and State College. The Choir on its annual Concert tour MISSISSIPPI STATE I C E R S JANET GREGORY Social Chairman GORDON WHITE Publicity Chairman FRANCES CHAFEE Religious Activities FRANCIS SPINKS Librarian last spring appeared in concerts, on radio programs, and television programs. They made appearances at Scooba Jr. College, Meridian (two T.V. programs and radios), Tones County Jr- College, Picayune High School, Pascagoula High School, Mobile, Alabama (T.V.), and Pensacola, Florida, (T.V.) The Choir appears on radio and television shows in the state and neighboring states as well as being heard by tape recordings on a network of stations covering seven states. The tentative schedule for the spring tour beginning April 17 through April 23 for this year includes ap- pearances at West Point, Oklalona, Houston, Cal- houn City, Grenada, Winona, Greenwood, Itta Bena, Tchula, Yazoo City, Canton, Jackson, Crystal Springs, Hazlehurst, Copiah-Lincoln Jr. College, Heuck ' s Re- treat, Brookhaven, McComb, Magnolia, New Orleans, Columbia, Laurel, and Meridian. 208 -Jt ' . - i . - COLLEGE CHOIR MEMBERS SOPRANO Betty Asarian Joy Day Joan Fairchild Minnie Fulcher Katherine Gilbert Clistine Horton Shirley Huckaby Bettie Lippincott Patricia Montgomery ALTO Frances Chafee Faye Brister Patricia Butler Sidney Ruth Denson Joan Ely Shirley Fairley Janet Gregory Karen Humphries Elizabeth Lampkin Jewell Long Margaret Lockeridge Sammie Smith Claudell Shippey Billie Sloan Olga Ann Thompson TENOR Victor Allsup Thomas Brown Larry Campbell Tammy Etheridge James Hammond Conrad Hanks Hugh Jacks Robert Husbands R. L. Jones Leon McPherson Francis Spinks BASS John Alford John Butler Robert Best John Etherington Charles Girling Daniel Hindman, Jr. Charles Marbury James McKay David Saunders Charles Shannon Freeman Smith Gary Smith Robert Strieker Gordon White William Yates Allison Wiman 209 THE MALE CHORUS OFFICERS TAMMY ETHERIDGE First Tenor HUGH BENNY JACKS Second Tenor GARY P. SMITH Baritone ROBERT STRICKLAND Bass The State College Male Quartet is one of several musical organizations drawing membership from the various schools on the College. This year the members represent the school of Business Education, Engineering. The Quartet is featured each year on various programs throughout the state and on the annual concert tour with the choir, over radio and T.V. programs; and has established itself as a popular favorite with high school students over Mississippi and adjoining states. They have appeared at Jackson (radio and television), Mem- phis (radio and television) Winona, Longview, Stark- ville, Carthage, and for the Talent Show at State College. One member of the quartet, Mr. Hugh Benny Jacks appeared on the Ford Talent Show at Jackson. ■ ... ... . ,, u mm m mm mm t «sy ..,.-• ' [ ,-• ... First Row, left to right: Jonh Cheatham, Evelyn Nash, Mr. J. F. Currie, Ellen Drane, Mr. R. S. Wofford. Sarah Craft, Mr. Wm. Simmons, Edward Joe. Second Row: Harry O ' Steen. Eugene Parrish, Jerry Leach. David King, Von Graham, Ed Gordon, Jimmy McKay. Jesse Williams, Lynn Fairley, Ben Hilbun. Bill Tucker, Bill Prince. Third Row: Thomas Prince, Earnest Cosby, James Chaptman, Kenneth Vaughn, John Cotton, Charles Frank, Dionysos Stavropaulos, James Bedenbaugh. CHI LAMBDA RHO OFFICERS JAMES W. CHAPTMAN President JESSE WILLIAMS Vice-President EVELYN NASH Secretary JAMES BEDENBAUGH Treasurer ADVISORS Mr. Joseph F. Curry, Mr. William A. Simmons, Mr. Ralph Wofford Realizing a need for a method of recognizing and honoring outstanding business students, Chi Lambda Rho was organized in the year 1930- The 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 that 210. MEMBERS John Cotton Von Graham John L. Cheatham Ed Gordon James Bedenbaugh James McKay Evelyn Nash Dionysos Stavropoulos Thomas Prince David King Ellen Drane William Tucker Earnest Cosby Lynn Fairley Sarah Craft Kenneth Vaughn James Chaptman Ben Hilbun Jerry Leach Eugene Parrish Harry O ' Steen William Prince Jesse Williams Edward Joe Charles Franks 211 Sennett Hoover Campbell Hilbun Jones Oliphant Savage ALPHA EPSILON DELTA OFFICERS JACK HOOVER Vice-President CHARLIE SENNETT President MIKE CAMPBELL Secretary-Treasurer Alpha Epsilon Delta was founded at the University of Alabama on April 28, 1926. It is the National Premedical Honor Society. The members of the Society on the campus are selected from the Pre- medical, Predental, and Preclinical fields primarily on the basis of scholastic ability. The chapter strives to promote scholarship, to develop interest in medicine, and to acquaint the members with the high ideals of the medical pro- fession. The advisor assists each member in solving the problems with which he is confronted. The motto is incorporated in the names of the Society Alpha Epsilon Delta— Truth I Pursue. MEMBERS Ashmore, James D. Hilbun, Robert B. Jones, George R. Oliphant, Willis F. Savage. James F. Hoover. Jack C. Sennett, Charlie O. Campbell, Mike C. 212 ALPHA ZETA OFFICERS JAMES GARY REES Chancellor ULRICH OWEN BIBB Census CHARLES W. SAPPINGTON Scribe JAMES A. RUFFIN Treasurer CHARLES A. KINNINGHAM Chronicler FACULTY ADVISORS MR. W. R. GLOVER. Chairman DR. J. B. EDMOND DR. LYLE NELSON MR. G. D. GREEN Alpha Zeta is a national honorary agriculture fra- ternity. It is one of the oldest honorary fraternities on the campus, being established here May 12, 1928. Alpha Zeta participates in High School Day, Home- coming Contest, and Spring Festival. Members are tapped each semester from undergraduate and grad- uate agricultural students of high scholastic achieve- ment and on the basis of character, leadership, and personality. Alpha Zeta presents a plaque to the Outstanding Freshman in Agriculture each year with the aim to encourage scholarship and leader- ship among freshmen. MEMBERS Ulrich Owen Bibb Theodore Erie Drane Richard A. Graves Davis Payne Harris James E. Hester Glenn Gates Jacks Edward Alonzo Jones. Jr. Charles Abe Kinningham John Clower Lawrence Bobby Earl McKee William R. Meredith, Jr. Thomas Joe Ogletree Welton Virgil Powell James Gary Rees Charles W. Ritter. Jr. James A. Ruifin Charles W. Sappington Lloyd L. Shackelford Charles E. Shoemake. Jr. Charles R. Smith Jimmie Ralph Turner Otto Paul Von Kanel Wayne A. Wagner James Edwin Weems Bibb Drane Graves Harris Hester lacks ; ! I Jones Kinningham  Lawrence McKee Meredith Ogletree tflllBWiPL ' JmSm Powell Rees Ritter Ruifin Sappington Shackelford Shoemake Smith Turner Von Kanel Wagner Weems PHI ETA SIGMA OFFICERS RICHARD C. STOCKETT President ROBERT H. WEIR Vice-President THERRILL F. VALENTINE Secretary MARION LEA BRADLEY Treasurer Phi Eta Sigma is a freshman honor society. It Honor Societies, was founded in 1923 to encourage and reward high Eligibility for membership is based solely on schol- scholastic attainment among the male members of arship. All freshman men who earn a quality point the freshman class. There are now fifty chapters average of 2.5 or better for the first semester of their located in leading colleges and universiiies through- freshman year will be elected. Membership is also out the United States- In 1937 the organization was extended for achieving the same minimum average on admitted to membership in the Association of College the basis of an entire first year ' s work. MEMBERS Marion Lea Bradley William Arnold Prince Mike C. Campbell Frank F. Rowe George Hill Elliot Carlton Parrish Russell James Herbert Fleming Edward Pierce Sansing Earl Love Guyton James F. Savage, Jr. Johnny Lawrence Heard, Jr. Aubrey Dean Skelton Herman H. Hight Francis Fox Spinks Frank M. Holmes Richard C. Stockett Charles Abe Kinningham Richard Norbin Stone William David McCain, Jr. Therrill Forrest Valentine Hoe Moore McCullen Clinton William Walker, Jr. Eugie Abner Martin Robert Homer Weir Paul F. Newell Jesse Winfield Williams Bradley Campbell Elliot Fleming Guyton Heard Hight Holmes Kinningham McCain McCullen Martin Newell Prince Russell Sansing Savage Skelton Spinks Stockett Stone Valentine Walker Weir Williams : 4::si|:| J • I X i jn K ■■■ , 1 KAPPA MU EPSILON OFFICERS EUGENE H. BISHOP President ANTHONY GUERCIO Vice-President RAPHARD BARRETT Secretary-Treasurer Kappa Mu Epsilon, National honorary mathe- matics fraternity, was founded in 1931. The objects of the fraternity are: to further the interest of mathe- matics; to help the undergraduate realize the im- portant role of mathematics in developing Western civilization; to develop an appreciation of the power and beauty possessed by mathematics; and to pro- vide a society for recognition of outstanding achieve- ment in the study of mathematics on the undergrad- uate level. A high average in mathematics as well as a high general average is required for membership. MEMBERS Ashcraft. Donald Lee Brett, Charles E. Carley, Charles Team. Jr. Covington. Jim H. Davis. James Eugene Dixon. Charles J. Forester, Lewis S. Bell. Charles V. Fox, William I. Gargoro. John L. Graves. Meek B. Green. Ernest McCain. William Ramsay, John W. Barrett. Raphard Bishop, Eugene H. Burris, Marvin E. Dodd. William R. Fox. Grady Gillis, Malcolm Guercio, Anthony Harris, John R. House, Billy T. Hull, James E. Maples. Glennon Smylie, John Swalm, Dave C. Ashcraft Brett Carley Covington Davis Forester Bell Fox Gargaro Graves Green McCain Ramsay Barrett Bishop Burris Dodd Gillis Guercio Harris House Hull Maples Smiley Swalm 1 . jrk  . ' j Hiiii ' ,?i ;« ,5. - ± % a 1 t , X , ,   % ,L | f f 3 If • • ■■ : h I7i x fc Booth Brand Brooks Burwell Burke Carpenter Cohn Cosby Crowder Dorris Foster Fraiser Gaston Harrell Hatchett Hayward Hollingsworth King • Leach McElroy Mattox Nethery Osgood O ' Steen Richardson Richmond, D. E. Richmond, J. R. Strong Whitaker I ' TS ft O f I x I i , i € , £ D 3 f Williams Wofford Bush Crigler Elliot Furguson Giles Gordon Herron Prince, T. n a. d„ Prince, W. Smith Steele Stockett Walker DELTA SIGMA P OFFICERS CLEMENT L. BURWELL Head Master JAMES T. HARRELL Senior Warden JOSEPH L. COHN Junior Warden HAROLD H. WHITAKER Treasurer CLARENCE A. HOLLINGSWORTH Scribe JERRY E. LEACH Historian HONORARY MEMBER President Ben F. Hilbun FACULTY MEMBERS Prof. Roy A. Klages Prof. William W. Littlejohn Prof. Charles T. Moore Prof. William A. Simmons Dean R. C. Weems Prof. Norman E. Weir Prof. Ralph S. Wofford Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity in the field of commerce and business administration and was founded at New York University, School of Commerce, Accounts, and Finance, on November 7, 1907, to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affilia- tion between the commercial world and students of commerce and to further a higher standard of com- mercial ethics and culture and the civic and com- mercial welfare of the community. MEMBERS James Henry Booth Woodrow Wilson Brand Wiley Singleton Brooks Clement Lucas Burwell Jack Foster Burke Roy Edward Carpenter Berry Lawrence Chesser Joseph Leonard Cohn Earnest Earl Cosby James Robert Crowder James Franklin Dorris James Otis Foster Russell Ray Fraiser Robert T. Gaston James Thomas Harrell Thomas Lee Hatchett Robert Leonard Hayward Clarence A. Hollingsworth Joseph Harry Kennedy David Burwell King Jerry Ernest Leach Charles S. McElroy David Alver Mattox George W. Nethery Jerry W. Osgood Harry E. O ' Steen John I. Richardson Donald E. Richmond James R. Richmond Kermit L. Strong Harold H. Whitaker Jesse W. Williams Dan Leroy Wofford PLEDGES James W. Bush John G. Crigler Jimmie R. Elliot Robert Furgurson James H. Giles Edward E. Gordon Bill Herron Joe Horton Thomas Prince William Prince Philip S. Smith Bob Steele Richard Stockett Billy Walker 217 TAU BETA P OFFICERS ANTHONY M. GUERCIO President JESSE J. QU1NN Vice-President JAMES E. HULL Recording Secretary DAVE C. SWALM Corresponding Secretary DONALD F. FITZGERALD Treasurer JOHN W. SMILEY Cataloguer FACULTY ADVISORS Donald F. Fitzgerald Dr. A. J. Gully H. P. Neal Dr. Charlie Scott In 1885 Tau Beta Pi, national honorary engineering society, was founded at Lehigh University. Its pur- pose is to recognize undergraduates who have con- ferred honor on their alma mater by outstanding scholastic achievements and exemplary character. Membership is not limited to undergraduates for alumni who have made outstanding achievements in the engineering field are also eligible. Mississippi Alpha was founded on this campus in 1928 and has since recognized Mississippi State ' s outstanding engineering students by inviting them to join the society. The goal of every engineering student is to meet the standards cf Tau Beta Pi, for not only is this the highest undergraduate engineer- ing honor he can receive, but it affords him fellow- ship and the opportunity to be of service to his school. MEMBERS Donald L. Ashcrait Raphard L. Barrett Eugene H. Bishop Billy H. Blackmon Billy F. Bozeman Charles E. Brett Marvin E. Burris Alvin L. Crisco Charles J. Dixon Thomas E. Dunning Lewis S. Forester Grady I. Fox Meek B. Graves Ernest J. Green Elwin E. Gross Anthony M. Guercio Billy T. House James E. Hull Charles E. Lifer Barry M. O ' Brien Jesse J. Quinn John W. Ramsay Harold S. Roth John W. Smiley Dave C. Swalm 218 Tim r II .- ' II r ( ' , - f n 41 i 1 t 32 1 ' - Bishop Crisco Graves Hull Blackmon Dixon Green Lifer Smiley Bozeman Dunning Guercio O ' Brian Swalm 219 SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON OFFICERS JAMES H. DORMAN President JOSEPH H. BOYD Vice-President JOHN F. HARRELL Secretary-Treasurer VINCENT G. SCOPER Corresponding Secretary CECIL P. MARION. JR Advisor Sigma Gamma Epsilon is an honorary fraternity for the advancement and study of Earth Sciences. In- cluded in the field of Earth Sciences are Geology, Geo- graphy, Mining, Metallurgy, Ceramics, and Petro- leum Engineering- Sigma Gamma Epsilon was founded at the University of Kansas in March, 1915. The Alpha Upsilo n Chapter of Mississippi State was founded in May, 1948. MEMBERS Allen, James Paul Bailey, Bobby Birchum, Jack R. Boyd. Joseph H. Clarke. Harris G.. Jr. Cran. Clifton E.. Jr. Dorman, James H. Dungan. Willis W. Forbes, Eddie A. Golden. William W. Harrell. John Frank McKay. William D. Pennebaker. Paul E. Scoper, Vincent G. Smith. Lester G. Stegall. Melton J. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Dr. Paul H. Dunn Dr. Merle W. Myers Mr. Douglas E. Edwards Mr. Gene Martin Mr. Cecil P. Marion Mr. Oscar Paulson Mr. John M. Kaye Dorman Harrell Scoper McKay Boyd Forbes Dungan Bircham Bailey Allen Cran Stegall Clarke Smith 3 «K1 HI J ■ my ?• ) Brown Burwell Cheatham Croft Daniels Davis Dillard Elliot Etheridge Fairley Ferguson Fulghum George Herron Humber Joe Kennedy Neal Parrish Pigott Price, R. Price, W. Prince, T. Robinson Prince, W. Sharp Steele Ross Weston Williams, Jesse Williams, Julian Vaughn ACCOUNTING CLUB OFFICERS PETER M. GEORGE President ROBERT STEELE Vice-President J. B. JOHNSON Secretary LYNN I. FAIRLEY Treasurer ROBERT A. ROBINSON Reporter W. W. LITTLEJOHN Faculty Advisor W. A. SIMMONS Faculty Advisor R. S. WOFFORD Faculty Advisor The Accounting Club is composed of students Representatives of both Public and Private Account- majoring in Accounting, who have reached the ing Fields are invited at regular intervals to address Sophomore level or above. Its purpose is to stimulate the club. The organization also visits various types student interest in the profession of Accountancy. of businesses during the year. MEMBERS Ted C. Brown Robert N. Fulghum Willie Price Clement Burwell Peter M. George Thomas Prince John L. Cheatham Bill Herron William Prince Frank Collins Earl D. Humber Robert A. Robinson Charles W. Croft Edward Joe Robert Ross Thad Daniels J. B. Johnson Edgar Sharp Wyatt J. Davis Joe P. Joiner Robert Steele Shurley Dillard, Jr. Kenneth Kennedy Larry Weston Jimmie R. Elliott Ben C. Neal Jesse Williams Tammy Etheridge Eugene Parrish Julian Williams Lynn I. Fairley Lemuel A. Pigott Kenneth Vaughan Barney C. Ferguson Robert Price 221 Wardlaw Tomlinson Greer Farley Still Turner Gregg Akhter Merwine Grissom Potts Caffey Tripplett Bannister Howell Livingston Souleyvette Graves Martin Vaughn Griffin Von Kanel Graham 3 P r AGRONOMY CLUB OFFICERS BILLY RAY GREGG President CHARLES VAUGHN Vice-President GLOVER B. TRIPLETT, JR Secretary-Treasurer REX LIVINGSTON Reporter . The student section of the American Society of Agronomy was officially installed at Mississippi State College on January 1, 1937. Up to that time it had functioned as a local club. Its ideal is to further education in the fields of agronomy in the United States and to bring into closer contact students majoring in agronomy. It also endeavors to main- tain a feeling of fellowship among students and staff. MEMBERS Alvin Allen W. O. Wardlaw Lee Tomlinson S. R. Greer O. H. Farley T. W. Still Jimmie Turner Billy Ray Gregg Wali Akhter Norman Merwine Ed Grissom Howard Potts H. Rouse Caffey G. B. Triplett, Jr. A. V. Bannister Donald Howell Rex Livingston Darrel Smith Dumont Souleyvette Richard Graves W. R. Thompson. Jr. Bobby Martin Charlie Vaughn lames Griffin Paul Von Kanel Ralph Graham 222 INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION CLUB OFFICERS BAKER, BRANDT President EASOM. BILLY A Vice-President STAN, STERE Second Vice-President FRENCH, BILLY J Secretary JOHNSON. WALLACE A Treasurer SNIDER, HENERY Reporter TERRELL. E. W Faculty Advisor The Industrial Education Club of Mississippi State College is a professional organization of students majoring in the field of Industrial Education. The objectives of the Club is to promote and de- velop a better understanding of Industrial Education in the state. Adcock. Ray Arnold. Vivian L. Bailey, Charles R. Baker, Brandt Bodron. John A. Brown, Eugene Carter. Donald Coker, Cecil H. Dale. Alan S. Daniels, Thomas Easom, Billy A. Evans, Charles Freeman, Jack Fulgram, Adron L. Gibson. William E. MEMBERS Green. Harry W. Howell. Willie C. Howie. Charles K. Johnson, Wallace A. Little, O. H.. Faculty Lofton, Edwin Mitchell. E. F.. Faculty Mitchell, Jack Mitchener, Winthrop Montgomery, W. D., Faculty Mooney, Thomas Moore, Burbon Moore. Douglas Mullan. Allen M. Nance. Tommy Palmertree, Tommy R. Parker. Melvin S. Rawls. Claudell Ritchey. Jerry Sewell. Waymaon D. Snider. Billy Snider. Henry Stan. Stere Strieker. Robert Suda. George Terrell. Earl W.. Faculty White, Billy Winstead. Gerald Word. Ed Zimmerman. Bill Adcock Arnold Bailey Baker Brown Carter Coker Dale Easom Daniel Freeman French Gibson Fulgham Green Howell Howie Johnson Lofton Moore, B. Moore. D. Mullan Nance Parker Rawls Ritchey Sewell Snider, B. Snider, H. Stan Strickler White Winstead Word Zimmerman AMERICAN FARM ECONOMIC ASSOCIATE OFFICERS CHARLES R. SMITH President JAMES A. RUFFIN Vice-President CARL M. BRANDON Secretary-Treasurer DUDLEY G. WILLIAMS Reporter The student section of the American Farm Eco- nomic Association is composed of students in Agri- cultural 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 Economics among students of Agriculture Economics and re- lated fields; to foster a spirit of cooperation and mutual helpfulness among students in the Agricul- tural soc ial sciences; to provide an opportunity for wide acquaintance among students and professional workers in the Agricultural social sciences. Andrew Wesley Baird Johnnie E. Belts William Ray Blackman Carl Morris Brandon James Ralph Carpenter Larry Ernest Carter Dexter S. Cochran Joseph Leonard Ghetti MEMBERS James Lee Harris Verner G. Hurt Robert Maurice Jackson James Nynn Morgan Travis D. Phillips Edward Lewis Pope Charlie B. Robbins James Alton Ruifin Robert Earl Rutledge Charles Ralph Smith Ralph V. Walker. Jr. Rufus D. White Thomas Claude Willey. Jr. Dudley Gordon Williams Henry Chalmers Williams Charlie A. Williamson Donald D. Williamson Baird Blackman Brandon Carpenter Carter mktfk Ghetti Jackson Phillips Ruffin Rutledge I i Smith White Williams Williamson Beevers m I Bethay 1 1 Billingsley fca — Bishop Bucy . Butler ! Byrd ' i i s ' WHkk Carley ' k Claypool ' ! Covington Craft r0 4 ' 1 Daws Dew Dodd t Earthman 0$ k Gargaro 1 Glasgow ' c 1 Grafe Griffin ■ Harris v _ • Hudson T Humphreys 1 Maples 1 May sss 1 McCain McDaniel - ZL Mcintosh Moore 1 ) Mooreton ' Sims Stroukoff k m Traylor ot Urie Vivado Young - Zumalt i. 1 ,fw 1ERICAN SOCIETY o MECHANICAL ENGINEER OFFICERS C. T. CARLEY President JOHN W. CRAFT Vice-President JAMES R. MORETON Secretary BILL MOORE Treasurer The Mississippi State College student branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers was established in 1928, and is composed of students regularly enrolled under a mechanical engineering curriculum at Mississippi State College- The purpose of the society is to broaden the students acquaintance with the practical side of the practice of the mechan- ical engineering. Guest speakers, field trips, and an annual regional conference enable the student to become acquainted with his colleagues and to meet graduate mechanical engineers. George P. Atkins Ernest B. Beevers Joseph A. Bethay William E. Billingsley Eugene H. Bishop Charles L. Bucy Robert E. Butler Arthur T. Byrd Charles T. Carley, Jr. Guy G. Claypool Thomas S. Clemmons Jim H. Covington John W. Craft MEMBERS Wilmer C. Daws, Jr. William F. Dew, Jr. William R, Dodd William B. Earthman John L. Gargaro James C. Glasgow Roy C. Grafe, Jr. William P. Griffin Billy J. Harris Cecil W. Hudson Carney P. Humphreys Glennon Maples Robert E. May, Jr. Curtis E. McDaniel Howard McCain, Jr. George E. Mcintosh Randall J. Miller William M. Moore James R. Moreton William Alston Sims Michael Stroukoff, Jr. Donald G. Traylor Joseph L. Urie Raul Ricardo Vivado Thad P. Young David P. Zumalt 225 AMERICAN SOCIETY o CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICERS JESSE J. QUINN President CHARLES E. LITER Vice-President GEORGE L. ANDESORN Secretary J. FRANK MAY Treasurer LAVON L. POSEY Reporter R. M. SCHOLTES Faculty Advisor Student Chapters of the American Society of Civil Engineers are established in engineering schools with an approved curricula in civil engineering. The chapter gives the students the opportunity to make professional contacts and associations, which are invaluable to the practicing engineer. Student mem- bers of the chapter are also given the opportunity to hold office, secure outside speakers, and extend hospitality while they are on the campus. Technical papers are prepared by students which may be presented at A.S.C.E. Conventions, where they are discussed. The chapter takes several field trips each year, visiting projects cf civil engineering interest. MEMBERS Quinn, J. J. Vickering, T. J. Crowson, Bo Barksdale, J. R. Lifer, Charlie Goodsell, J. E. Tidwell. Melvin May, Frank Kerr, G. B. Roth, Buddy Powell, Bill Seal, Lawrence Farrar, G. F. Young, Hugh Cook, K. G. Springer, Ed Cruise. J. H. Broadwater, J. F. Black, Bob Steen, W. A. Beckham, M. L. Wilson, W. A. Long, R. L. McSwain, J. Campbell, C. L. Carr. J. A. Anderson, G. L. Ellison, R. B. Horkins, Alfred Sharpe. Paige Crisco. A. L. Hans. Joe P. Shaw, Douglas Oswalt. Ray O. Posey, L. L. Clark, Larry Randall, E. K. Josey. James O. Johnston, T. E. Osborn, William Turner, J. H. Sheffield, C. E. Halbrook. Jerry Pickering, T. J. Crawford, R. J. Alford, H. T. Shannon, G. I. Branum, Bobby Z Anthony. W. E. Clark. William C. Herrington, M. E. 226 i r. mm Posey Herrinqton Crawford Anthony Halbrook Johnston Randall May Shannon Shaw Crisco Young ( . -am- 4 ■s Ait Barksdale Roth Anderson Campbell Long Beckham •3 SS- ) Black Cruise Cook Farrar Kerr Lifer Tidwell Crowson Boland Springer Seal Harkins  a   • f? Powell Broadwater Steen Wilson McSwain Carr ' ' i J. Ellison Sharpe Hans Oswalt Clark Josey Osborn Sheffield Pickering Alford Branum Clark BLOCK an J OFFICERS GARY REES President BILLY EWING Vice-President EARL LUM Secretary TURNER ARANT Treasurer NELL SMITH Reporter LYMAN LACKEY Marshal GENE EGLI Advisor CHARLES RITTER Yearbook Editor JAMES MARBLE. LYMAN LACKEY .... Assistant Yearbook Editors First row, left to right: Earl Lum, Nell Smith, Charles Ritter. Lyman Lackey. Gary Rees. Turner Arant. Billy Ewing. Gene Egli. Second row: Manuel Carazo, Robert Brooks, W. A. Hayward, John Jones, W. G. Kirkman, Larry Graves, Wayne Neal, Reese Manning, Henry Blakney. Third row: Hugh Barnett, Walter Sul livant, Bill Austin, Earl Drane, Bobby Crowell, Howard Camp, Jim Burge. Fourth row: Frank Corban, Guy Jones, Tommy Toler, Edward Swoope, Lynwood Hightower, Jack Albritton, Larry Campbell, George Cammack. Fifth row: Billy Culp. Raymond Baker, John McCaskill, George Goodnight, Gene Baker, Charles Briscoe. John Pritchard. BRIDLE CLUB MEMBERS PLEDGES Billy Austin George Arnold Jack Albritton Turner Arant Gene Baker James Burge Hugh Beckham Manuel Carazo George Cammack Frank Corban Bobby Crowell Richard Delmas Earl Drane Billy Ewing Guy Jones Bobby Kirk Lyman Lackey John Lawrence Earl Lum James Marble Ray Means John Prichard Gary Rees Spiva Richardson Charles Ritter James Roberson Nell Smith Walter Sullivant Robert Sylvester Ed Swoope Thomas Toler Marvin Turnipseed Max Alman Raymond Baker Ed Bledsoe Robert Brooks Howard Camp Larry Campbell William Culp John Divine George Goodnite James Graves Frank Gibson James Hathor Billy Hayward Herbert Huddleston Lynwood Hightower Don Hopkins John Jones William Kirkman Ken Kennedy John McCaskill George McGaha John McReynolds Jerry Mitchell Mildred Nations Richard Neal Ralph Redditt Walter Salmon Thomas Walters Charles Wilson Yes, Block and Bridle! A name that has constantly- been handed down through tradition and heritage by hardworking young livestock men for many, many years, Mississippi State College is proud of Block and Bridle, its honors, and its objectives. Last year the Block and Bridle Yearbook was first in the nation. The Animal Husbandry Service Building, perhaps the finest in the South, was erected after much time and effort spent by Block and Bridle members and livestock men throughout Mississipp. Each year the Block and Bridle sponsors a Little International Showmanship Contest and the Live- stock Judging Team. Objectives of the Block and Bridle are as follows: To promote a higher scholastic standard among the students of animal husbandry; to promote animal husbandry work in colleges and universities; to bring about a closer relationship among the men pursuing some phase of animal husbandry as a profession- 229 AIEE an j RE AIEE OFFICERS IRE OFFICERS DANIELS. ROBERT K Chairman GUERCIO. ANTHONY M Vice-Chairman BROOME. ALGIE Secretary-Treasurer GRAVES. M. BERNELL Chairman COTTEN. JOE T Vice-Chairman SMITH, TOM D Secretary-Treasurer The American Institute of Electrical Engineers is the professional organization of all electrical Engi- neers regardless of their field of specialization. Its object is the advancement of the theory and prac- tice of Electrical Engineering and the Allied Arts and Sciences and the maintenance of a high pro- fessional standing among its members. Since its founding in 1884, it has grown to be the largest engineering society in the world with over 50,000 members, 100 sections and 132 student branches in the leading colleges of the United States, Canada and Mexico. The Mississippi State College Branch was founded in 1925. The Institute of Radio Engineers, Mississippi State College Student Branch, was established in 1949, to further the Electrical Engineering student ' s knowl- edge and interest in the field of Communications and Electronics. The Institute of Radio Engineers strives to give its members a better professional outlook by scheduling important speakers from the top com- panies and presenting technical films and papers throughout the school year. AIEE MEMBERS Aitchison. George M. Alliston. R. W. Andrews. William R. Barrett. Raphord L. Brett. Charles E. Bell. Charles M. Barrentine, W. M. Calhoun. lames D. Caldwell. James L. Cox. Ernest L. Currie, R. W. Chrismond, John S. Clark. Hermes R. Courtney. Donald Dumas. Robert B. Eubanks. Zelton K. Fox, Grady I. Fox, William I. Gilder. T. E. Goodwin, Pat Gray. O. L. Gross. E. E. Harris, Harold B. Haley. William E. Hennington, Marshall D. Hight. H. H. House. Billy T. Howard, Joe Hudspeth, Mickey L. Ivy. Robert C. Jones, John E. Jones. Paul Johnson. O. W. Logan, B. A. Loskamp, Edward C. Graves, Meek B. Wright, John Riley. Charles J. Wallace. J. M. Parish. Jack P. Wilson. Hugh K. Magee, J. M. Mitchell. B. R. Moulder. Chester S. McDaniel, Ronnie Pilgrim, J. T. Paxton, John O. Parker. R. R. Pate. James R. Ramsay, John W. Rose. T. L. Reilly, Francis Smith. Charles F. Stewart. Harry L. Suttle. William Summers. William P. Wright. Willie W. Wilson. Terry L. Woods, David C. Yarbrough. M. W. (Mrs.! Teague. J. V.. Jr. Dickey. Joe T. Tharp. T. H. Ray. Norman R. Andrews, William R. Ball. Billie J. Bell. Charles V. Cotten, Joe T. Graves. M. Bernell Hull. James E. Ivy, Robert C. IRE MEMBERS Jones, John E. Logan. W. Dale Murray. M. P. Probstel. W. L. Ray. Norman R. Rayborn. H. C. Smith. Tom D. Stewart. Daniel E. Threlkeld. W. B.. Jr. Walker. Bobby J. Wilson, Terry L. Brackeen. Travis Coker, Cecil H. Lollar, Hubert C. 230 ' - — V |B1 , sv-l ,U 1 . I - t a ' 13  « m ; ,::v-i. (1 y r a 1 4 1 1 MM S ■ , Wmk -3 i ,3 6 y i - JPv 4ll Ss? Zyg, I ft. If j J, Aitchison Allislon Andrews Barrett Brett Bell Barrentine Chrismond Currie Clark Courtney Dumas Eubanks Fox. G. I. Fox. W. I. Gilder Gray Gross Harris Hennington Hight Howard Hudspeth Jones Jones. P. Johnson Logan Loskamp Graves Wright Riley Wallace Parish Wilson Magee Moulder McDaniel Pilgrim Paxton Parker Pate Ramsay Rose Smith Stewart Suttle Summers Wright Wilson Woods Teague Dickey Tharp Ray Daniels Guercio Broome House Cox Calhoun Andrews Ball Bell Cotten Graves Jones Logan Murray Probstel Ray Rayborn Smith Stewart Threlkeld Walker Wilson Brackeen Lollar CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CLUB OFFICERS BILLY BOZEMAN President JOE HALBROOK Vice-President ERNEST GREEN Secretary-Treasurer DR. A. J. GULLY Sponsor The Chemical Engineers ' Club, organized in April, 1949, is composed of student chemical engineers and chemists. The purpose of this organization is to promote professional development of its members through its programs and activities. Meeting programs ordinarily consist of student presentation of selected technical subjects, visiting speakers, and industrial movies. Annually, the club sponsors a field trip, giving the members an opportunity to visit plants. Through the excellent opportunity to have whole- some fellowship with others who are interested in the same field of science. Horton, Kenneth Blackmon, Billy Jasper. Martin Swalm, Dave Millis. John Garrettson. Max Halbrook. Joe Martin. Abner Nickles. Bill Kungys, Stasys MEM B E R S Thrash, Frank Smith. Gene Suffling. Dick Davis. Jimmy Bozeman. Billy O ' Neill. Ben Oglesbee. Paul Cupit. Harold Scott. Berry Allen. Max Havens, Ira Lewis. Sam Young. Norman Green, Ernest O ' Brien, Barry Vice, Hames Ladner. Russell Ball, Billy McGrath. Richar d Forester. Sam Horton Blackmon Jasper Swalm Millis Garrettson Halbrook Martin Nickles Kungys Thrash Bozeman Oglesbee Scott Havens Young O ' Brien Ladner Smith Davis O ' Neill Cupit Allen Lewis Green Vice Ball Forester Mm, ■ ' Mj MMMMMmm ■«M ' ' ■,:■ _ i Wh Branham Brenner Bullock Bush Clements Coleman Crawford Easterlinq Flowers Garrett Gray. J. Gray, S. Hall Hester Jones Lord Mason Ponqetti Shackelford Wood White FARM EQUIPMENT CLUB OFFICERS JAMES EDWARD HESTER President DERTER BUFORD WOOD Vice-President RALPH HICKS LORD Secretary THEO H. DINKINS Treasurer RICHARD B. FLOWERS Parliamentarian EDWARD ALONZO JONES Publicity Chairman The Farm Equipment Club was recently organized on the Mississippi State College campus. The organ- ization took place when a group of students majoring in Farm Equipment Management and Sales got together and adopted a constitution and a set of By- Laws. The club is an Educational Agricultural Club with an objective to promote and increase interest in the field of farm equipment management and sales. The club shall strive for a more efficient agricultural program based on mechanized farming, sound finan- cial planning and management conservation, better buildings, and utilization of power. MEMBERS Branham, David Conrad Brenner, Charles Paul Bullock, Harrison Lee Bush, Miller Wayne Clements, Thomas William Coleman, Archie Bernard Crawford, William Holmes Dinkins, Theo H. Easterling, Thomas Quitman Flowers, Richard Bowen Garrett, Richard H. Gray, Jimmie M. Gray, Stanley R. Hall, Eugene Hudson Hester, James E. Jones, Edward Alonzo Lord, Ralph Hicks Mason, Richard L. O ' Neal, Robert Burke Pongetti, Raymond Shackelford. Lloyd L. Vinzant, George Walton White, Lester Palmer Wood, Dexter Buford 233 First Row: Woolfenden, Slaton, Hayes. Brooks, Fairley. Second Row: Castanis, Best, Miller, Miss Bryant. Third Row: O ' Bannion, Chaifie. Quinnelly, Galloway, Harris. French. Shaw. Fourth Row: DeMent, Strickland, McLendon. Hammett, Lomenick. MISSISSIPPI STA1E HOTEL SOCIETY OFFICERS MARION SLATON President RUSHTON HAYES Vice-President DON WOOLFENDEN Secretary-Treasurer LYNN FAIRLEY Parliamentarian WILEY BROOKS Publicity MISS IRVA BRYANT Sponsor The old Hotel Management Club reorganized this year under a new constitution and new name, The Mississippi State Hotel Society- The purpose of the Society is to develop friendship as a means of broadening the field of opportunity for service and to encourage and promote co-operation among the MR. I. I. MacALLISTER Active member and head of department Hotel Management Students and the Hotel Industry and to encourage high ethical standards among the students. To accomplish this purpose, the Society has three types of memberships besides active. They are Alumni, Associate, and Honorary. MEMBERS Robert A. Best Wiley S. Brooks C. C. Callahan Chris Castanis Frances Chaffie Gordon De Ment Lynn Fairley Harrison French Gerold Galloway Bobby Hammett Linsey Harris Rushton Hayes Robert Johnson Don Lomenick J. J. MacAllister Jim McLendon Jimmy Miller Ernest O ' Bannion Willard Oliver Robert Prather Richard Quinnelly Jimmy Raines Marion Slaton William Shaw Douglas Walton Don Woolfenden Jack Wynn SOCIETY fo,tL ADVANCEMENT 4 MANAGEMENT OFFICERS WILLIAM T. TUCKER President CLARENCE A. HOLLINGSWORTH Vice-President SAMUEL D. DANTZLER. JR Secretary LEON T. COCHRAN Treasurer WARREN WATERHOUSE Faculty Advisor The Mississippi State division of the Society for the Advancement of Management is a student affiliate of the National S.A.M. and operates through the Birmingham Chapter. The purpose of S.A.M. is to further interest in the Industrial Management field by conducting tours in Industries throughout the South and having as guest speakers prominent representatives of Industries. S.A.M. is a rapidly growing organization on the campus, and a bright future is foreseen for the group. MEMBERS Willie H. Green Dwanton L. Seals George C. Hooks Leon T. Cockran Milton O. Emfinger Gray Megginson Harold K. Williams Richard C. Stocked Fohn A. Lyles James R. Barber Elisha D. Dillon Sam Q. Mangialardi Lee W. Portwood lames H. Booth Hugh Smith [ohn Gilliland Foe D. Shamoun Robert Wheeler Robert Barrentine William Schaub John Marley lames Bush William Stanton John Richardson Charles Williams Clarence Hollingsworth John Soloman Edward Sternburg William Tucker Billy Varnado Adolphus Black Ralph Bolton Samuel Dantzler, Jr. Waldo Dismuke Harry O ' Steen Saunders Clement Roy Carpender Cecil Warren William Sims William Allen Leon Gauthier George Bobo Joseph Cohn George Blankinship James Forbes Billy Easterwood Donald Adkinson Hooks Cockran Megginson Williams, H. Stockett Lyles Barber Dillon Mangialardi Gilliland Smith, H. Booth Green, W. Portwood Shamoun Wheeler Barrentine Schaub Marley Bush Stanton Richardson Williams Hollingsworth Tucker Soloman Varnado Black Bolton Dantzler Dismuke O ' Steen Clement Carpenter Warren Sims Allen Gauthier Bobo Cohn Forbes Easterwood Adkinson FORESTRY CLUB OFFICERS DANIEL WILLIAMS President WILLIAM HANNAFORD Vice-President GEORGE PACE Secretary-Treasurer DON S. BELL Reporter The Forestry Club was formed at Mississippi State College in 1946 by students and faculty on this campus. The purpose of this club is for the advance- ment and betterment of the forestry student. This is carried out through the club by field trips; a better understanding of forestry among the students; and good fellowship and the formation of many friends in the forestry field. The club is also frequented by foresters ' who speak to the students and give them a better understanding of forestry. MEMBERS Frierson. Billy Ray Hannaford. William A. Hensley, Joe Dahee. Hollis E. Bell. Donald Boyd, Robert Brown. Joe Bustin. Billy Carson. H. Douglas Crise, Billy Davies, Tommy Easterling, William Gillis. Joe Graham. Wendell Hairston, Terry Hughes. James Hurdle, Marvin Jenkins. Allison Kohler. William Lawrence. Henry Lee, Webb Millard. Jesse Mullins, Roger Pace, George Paris, George Price, Thomas Redding, Charles Rhodes. Jack Rhinehart, J. Tabor. H. B. Swope, Omar Williams, Dan Frizell, Edward Frierson Hensley Dahee Bell Boyd Brown Carson Davies Hannaford Easterling Gillis Graham Hairston Lawrence Lee Pace Price Paris Hedding Rhodes Rhinehart Tabor Edwards Estess Furr Gibson Girling Kinningham Martinson Miller Morgan Ogletree Parham Powell White HORTICULTURE CLUB OFFICERS ESTESS. KINSEY V President GIRLING, CHARLES M Vice-President KINNINGHAM. CHARLES A Secretary-Treasurer PARHAM. PRICE H Reporter The Mississippi State Junior Branch of the Ameri- can Society for Horticulture Science promotes in- terest in the various fields of horticulture. The club has contact on a national basis with all horticultural sciences. Edwards, Maggie Ann Estess, Kinsey V. Furr. Fred L. Gibson, Thomas E. Girling, Charles M. Johnson, Douglas E. MEMBERS Kinningham, Charles A. Martinson, William K. Miller, Robert G. Morgan, Phillip L. Ogletree, Thomas J. Parham, Price H. Powell, Suzanne M. Scott, Harry L., Jr. Smith, Frank E. White, Gordon H. 237 DAIRY CLUB OF F I C E R S I. C. SELLERS President W. A. WAGNER Vice-President ROBERT SKELTON Secretary R. E. HOBGOOD Treasurer FRANK HARBOR Reporter C. W. SAPPINGTON Reporter The first active Dairy Club was organized in 1919. On June 22, 1953, The Dairy Club became affiliated with the American Science Association as a Student Affiliate Branch. This club brings together students with similar ideas and ambitions to help develop future dairy leaders. Allsup Barton Beard Burt Bush Edwards Elliot Golden Hambrick Hammill Harbor Harris Hobgood Lenoir Madison Manning Magehee Miles Overstreet Parker Prine Reese Sappington Sanders Scrinner Sellers, S. Sellers, J. Skelton Shumock Sims Smallwood Wagner Walker Victor Allsup Charles Atkinson L. B. Barton Robert L. Beard W. E. Burt J. W. Bush Luther Conn J. R. Edwards H. O. Elliot Roland Golden M E M B E R S John Hambrick James Miles J. G. Hamill J. W. Nelms Frank Harbor Jim Overstreet D. P. Harris H. H. Parker Roy Hilton Donald Prine R. E. Hobgood Ben Reese Otis Lenoir C. W. Sappington lames Madison D. A. Sanders Earl Manning Harold Scrinner Warren Magehee Scott Sellers J. C. Sellers Robert Shelton R. H. Shumock James Simmons Joe Sims Robert Smallwood W. A. Wagner Marion Walker B. G. Witt M. Yarborough : , : ;_ I J iMji Anthony Bailey Fulton Harthcock Moss Murphree Shoemake Sparks Whittington Drftssen Hill West Vanteinhouen POULTRY CLUB OFFICERS JOE H. CARLISLE President THOMAS W, SPARKS Vice-President WALTER C. FULTON Secretary-Treasurer LESTER J. DREESON Faculty Advisor FACULTY MEMBERS Lester John Dreesen John W. West James E. Hill Arie Van-Teinhonen M E M B E R S William J. Acton Bobby Myrle Anthony Thomas Lee Bailey James Thomas Bufkin Joe H. Carlisle, Jr. Walter C. Fulton Thomas B. Harthcock Walter Wade Moss Thomas Rae Murphree Claude E. Shoemake, Jr Thomas Wayne Sparks Lavell Whittington 239 VETERANS ' CLUB OFFICERS BAILEY. CHARLES R President MITCHELL. JACK R Vice-President ROSS. ROBERT E Secretary-Treasurer LOSKAMP. EDWARD C Reporter CLEMENTS. S. P.. GARRETT. WARREN Program Chairmen DICKENS. GILBERT Social Chairman McCORMICK. ALTON L Membership Chairman Since it first became organized in the Fall of 1953, the Veterans ' Club of Mississippi State College has grown to a membership of over one-hundred ex- servicemen. Its purpose is to provide fellowship for all veterans on the campus through active, associate, and honorary membership and to act as an influence for the good of the college. Officers are elected each semester for one term and consist of a president, vice-president, secretary- treasurer, and club reporter. A constitution and bill of rights is registered with the social authority pro- viding the organization with official recognition. The Club meets twice each month and has held several dances and raffles in the past as campus activities. MEMBERS Abel, Clarence H. Adams. Morris Adcock. Rupard R. Alford. Van H. Allen. Maxwell C. Applewhite, Carroll Applewhite. Ray Bailey. Charles R. Baker, Brandt L. Beard. Robert L. Bennett. Charles T. Braxton. James T. Brenner, Paul Brewer, George L. Burrage. J. T. Carter, Donald Causey, Miles A. Clement. S. P. Clements. Thomas W. Coker, C. M. Coney. Kirke Davis. Wyatt J. Denley, Donald R. Dickens. Gilbert B. Douglas, Davis W. Durr, Benny M. Easley. Robert A. Easterwood. Bil ly Ellis. Billy Don Errington. Glenn W. Errington, Robert E. Estess. K. V., Jr. Farias. Charles E. Ferguson. Barney C. Findley. Riley H„ Jr. Ford. Alfred W. Former, H. T. French. Harrison O. Fulgham, Adron L. Funderburk, Alinder H. Garrott. Warren A., Jr. Geiger. Ralph S. Gibson, William E. Green. Harold Hallord, Clarence W. Harris. Jay J. Hickerson. Joe H. Mr. Hill. Tim M. Johnson. Thomas L. Jones, James G. Kimbrell, James W. Kirkpatrick. Tom F. Klonaris. Johnny D. Lewis. Sam R.. Jr. Loskamp. Edward C. Lyle, John M. McBrcom, Robert McCormick, Alton L. McGowin. Jamie R. Mitchell. Jack R. Mitchner, Winthrop L. Moore, Douglas D. Morgan. Roy C. Moses. Louis R. Murphy. Jack L. Neal, Ben C. Odom. John Lewis Paxton. John O. Penton. Houston C Jr. Phillips. Travis D. Retheriord. Cassie M. Rigg. Karl F. Rose. Laston J. Ross. Robert E. Sewell. Wayman D. Shippey. Davis G. Sims. James Harold Skinner, Paul F. Smith. Charles Ralph Smith, Paul Sparkman, Robert R. Steele, George A. Stegall. Melton Stewart, James D. Storment, Candler F. Teague, Joseph V. Threldkeld. William B.. Thrialkill. George M. Tiller. William L. Tynes, James S. Varnado. Billy W. Walker. Alfred J. Wallington. Edward H. Westrope, Dewitt T.. Jr. Williams. Harold K. Williams. Jimmy S. Wilson, Terry L. Yeager, James E. Bodron. John A. Brett, Charles E. Clarke. Douglas I. Cutrer. James M. Lord. Edward L. McCool, Billy J. Moak, Charles E. Rankin. John E. White. Billy M. Wood. Dexter B. Otto, Norman A. Tueei, Frank D. Hegwood, Wayne Moore. James M. 240 r J ¥ ZM k. k ' 2 47l 7 ! 4i K A «■ — ?A A l | «• ' : = . -eft Ir lb ■ ■ nam. «:v. 39, «fc f J -Sjf 109 , KB. JJ £ , - -a 4K ) i J if I jf  B ' • V ' f § Abel Adams Adcock Allen Applewhite, C. Applewhite. R. Eailey Beard Bennett Brenner Brewer Burrage Carter Causey Clement Coker Davis Dickens Douglas Durr Easterwood Errington, G. Errington, R. Estess Findley Ford Fortner French Fulgham Funderburk Garrot Gibson Harris Hickerson Hill Johnson Jones Klonaris Loskamp McBroom McGowin Mitchell Mitchner Moore Moses Murphy Odom Paxton Penton Phillips Retherford Rose Ross Sewell Shippey Sims Skinner Smith. C. Sparkman Steele Stegall Stewart Teague Threldkeld Thrailkill Tiller Tynes Varnado Walker Wallington Westrope William, H. William, J. Yeager Bodron Clark Lord Moak Rankin White Wood Otto Tucei Hegwood Moore IB I, . i. t - ym SNAPSHOTS APE SHAPE |BH gimme AH $ ' . 1 ► ' •4 t - dP m STATE 1955 v x 9 J . if. } nd ] J spent on «, have t+,4 , - . - tiie State 9c ■ S : «s. 4 - ; s --any o ave hopv, aance - ' °-U.ege- . t, ' : . ttanxHvo nar p ■ -„ , _ • ■-, • - co cap- ;■ r 5 .:. ; ;; ; ion ?r i , . : s i .c : 3 s H ,a aicp +h ® take f j- -,• tt iy t --uaio f , Go ' in pub- ! ■ . ' •  , and ■ ; ■ - ' ° ' Le. ' ' tat ie s i - .. ; ; so - ' : ' g n.ecp s. ' ' ' - ' ■ ' ■• If - : ' ook •. ,: ! u. ■ . oweirer, , irf e made ' - do it Sincere , hope PATRON IZE OUR ADVERTISERS ORGANIZATION INDEX Accounting Club 221 Agronomy Club 222 Alpha Epsilon Delta 212 Alpha Phi Omega 196 Alpha Zeta 213 American Society ior Civil Engineers . . 226. 227 American Institute for Electrical Engrs. . . 230. 231 American Society for Mechanical Engrs. . . . 225 Baptist Student Union 200 Block and Bridle Club 228. 229 Blue Key 192 Cardinal Key 193 Chemical Engineers Club 232 Chi Lambda Rho 211 Dairy Club 238 Delta Sigma Pi 216, 217 Famous Maroon Band 206. 207 Farm Equipment Club 233 Forestry Club 236 Horticulture Club 237 Industrial Education Club 223 Institute for Radio Engineers 230, 231 Kappa Mu Epsilon 215 M Club 204. 205 Male Chorus 210 Mississippi State College Choir .... 208. 209 Mississippi State Hotel Society 234 Newman Club 201 Omicron Delta Kappa 194, 195 Phi Eta Sigma 214 Poultry Club 239 Sigma Gamma Epsilon 220 Society for the Advancement of Management . 235 Square and Compass Club 197 Tau Beta Pi 218. 219 Veterans ' Club 240. 241 Wesley Foundation 202 Westminster Fellowship 203 Young Men ' s Christian Association . . 198. 199 STUDENT INDEX Aaron, John Robert 62, 124 Abel, Clarence Houston 62, 241 Abel, lames Fred 62, 124 Abel, William E 62 Abraham, James Ellis 42, 196, 203 Acton. Jeannie Monk 62. 203 Acton, William Jennings 62, 203, 239 Adams, Bobby L 42 Adams, Clyde Richard 62 Adams, Joe Dee, Jr 62 Adams, Milton Dorsey 62 Adams, Morris Johnson 42, 241 Adams. Tracy Homer, Jr 62 Adams. William Terry 62 Adcock. Rupard Ray 62, 241, 223 Addkison, Donald Vance 42, 235 Addy, James Harris 42 Ahlrich, Vastine Charles 62 Aitchison, George McGonigle 42, 231 Akhter, Syed Wali 41, 222 Albritton, Jack Henry 42, 228 Aldidi, Mohsin Abbas 41 Aldridge. James Harold 62 Alewine, William Gerald 62, 124 Alford, Eddie Weems 62 Alford, Hayden Tillman .... 62, 132. 206. 227 Alford. John Thomas 62, 130, 208 Alford, Van Henry 62. 241, 197 Allen, Alvin Kay 62 Allen, Carolyn Clark 42, 142 Allen, Edgar, III 62, 124 Allen, James Earl 62 Allen, James Paul 42, 220 Allen, John S„ Jr 41 Allen, Maxwell Carlisle 62, 241, 232 A ' len, Thomas Hubert, Jr 62 Allen. Wesley. Jr 62, 132 Allen. William Leon 42, 235 Alley, Joe Kenneth 62 Alliston. Richard William 62, 231 Allred. Samuel Worrell 62. 122 Allred. William Wirt 42, 138 Allsup. Victor Brice 62, 208, 238 Alman, Max 62, 228 Ammons, Charles Barry 62, 124 BURDINE SHEELY The Home of Famous Brands STARKVILLE MISSISSIPPI OUR AIM is not how much we can get for what we give, but how much we can give for what we get George Evans Shine Parlor Re-Sueding Leather Coats Renewed 39 Years ' Experience STARKVILLE MISSISSIPPI Inderson. Edgar Lee 62. 134 Inderson, George Lafayette 42, 227 Inderson, Rex Martin 62 indress, Thomas P.. Jr 62 Andrews, William Roscoe 62. 231 Inthony. Bobby Myrle 42, 239 Anthony, Eddie Lawrence 62 Inthony. Walter E 42, 128, 227 Ipplewhite, Carroll Daniel .... 42, 122, 241 Ipplewhite. Ray 41. 140. 241 Irant, Andy Turner 62, 28, 228 Irmstrong, James P 62 Irmstrong, Jerry Marlyn 62 irnett, William Harold 42 Unold, George B 42. 197, 228 Vrnold, Jimmy Tilman 62, 122 Irnold. Vivian Lusinger 62. 143. 223 Vron. Billy Gordon 41 ishcrafl. Donald Lee . . 62. 194. 206. 195. 215. 219 Ishmcre, James Dale 62. 177, 205, 212 Ukins. George Poole 42, 122 itkins. Granville Neal 62, 134 itkinson. Donald Talmadge 63 Austin. Billy Gene 63. 196, 228 iveritt, Ralph 63 yccck, William Wade. Jr 41 yers, James Wesley 63 Sachar. Michael 63 Jaggett. John Evans 63. 136 kiiley. Bobby 63, 220 Jailey. Charles Ray 63, 241, 223 iailey, James Earl 42, 130 Jailey, Robert Arlen 63 Jailey, Robert Clayton 63 Jailey, Ehellie Marshall, Jr 63 Jailey. Thomas Lee 63, 239 Jaine, Harvey Julius, III 63 Jain, Jin Randal 63. 174, 200 Jaird. Andrew Wesley 42, 221 Jaker, Billy R 42 3aker, Brandt L 42, 36, 241, 223 Baker, Gene Key 63, 228 Baker. Philip David 63 Baker Raymond Graham 63, 228 Ball, Billie Joe 42, 232, 231 3all. Boyce Allen 42 Sail, Forrest C 63 Ball. George Samuel 63 Ball. Jean Thornton 63 Banks, Frank Raymond 63 Banks. William Albert 63. 132 Bannister. Audrey Vernon 43. 196. 222 Barber. James Rovert, Jr 63, 130. 235 Barham. Otha Herman. Jr 63 Barker, John Usher 63 Barkley, Harold Justice, Jr 63 Barksdale, Julian Ray 42, 227 Barlow. Eddie Evaughn. Jr 63. 132. 206 Barnes. CD 63 Barnes, James Rovert 63 Barnett. Alvert Hugh 43 Barnett, John Nisbett 63 Barnett. Michael Elmer 63. 130 Barrentine, Cornelia Seat 43, 142 Barrentine, Robert Tillman 63, 235 Barrentine, William Melton .... 63, 130, 231 Barrett, Billy Glen 63 Barrett, Raphord Lee 43, 134. 194. 182, 195, 215. 219. 231 Barron. James 43. 169. 205 Barton. Billy Ralph 63 Barton, Glen Boyce 43 Barton, L. B 63. 238 Batte. Jack H 63 Battle, Henry Trice 63. 124 Baxter, Thomas Graham 63 Beacham, Harry Felder 63 Beall. Charles V 63 Bealle, James Burnitt. Jr 63, 130. 30 Beall. Jerry Pressley 43 Bealle. William Donald 63 Bean. Wayne Bently 63, 134 Beard. Charlie McNeill 64 Beard. Robert Laverne 64, 35, 241, 238 Beard, William Middleton, Jr. . . . 64, 134, 30. 28 Beasley. Eddie Scarborough 64 Beaufait. Frederick William . . 64, 132, 206, 203 Beaver, Charles D 64 Beaver, Luther Galloway 64 Beckett, T. A., Jr 64 Beckham, Albert Hugh 64, 196 Beckham, Clarence Leon. Jr 64, 203, 228 Beckham, Howard Lee 43. 136 Beckwith, Lloyd Wallace 64 Bedenbaugh, James Albert . . . 43,124,192,211 Beevers, Ernest B 43, 225 Bell. Billy Charles 64 Bell. Charles Marion 64, 231 Bell, Charles Vester 64,206,215,231 Bell. Donald S 64. 236 Bell. Wallace Lane 43 Benjamin, Fred Howard 64 Bennett. Bingham Dozier 43 Bennett. Cecil Edward 43 Bennett. Charles R 64. 241 Bennett. James Shelton 64 Bennett. Ronald Kay 64. 164. 182. 183 Benson. Jack Lawrence 64 Berron, Alvaro Luis 64. 201 Berry. Welton 43 Berryhill. William David 43 Best. Robert Allen 64. 124. 208. 234 Betbeze, Arnold Ransom 64 Bethany. Mary Phoebe 64. 203 Bethay. Joseph Arwood 64. 122. 225 Bethay. Willis Dearrat. Jr 64 Betterton. Bob Whelan 64 Bette. Johnnie Edmon 41 Beyer, Curt George 64, 141. 201 Bibb. Ulrich Owen . . .43. 134, 194, 36, 213, 195 Bikov, Igor 64 Billingsley, James Pershing 64 Bililngsley. William E 43. 225 Birchum. Jack Roy 41. 220 Bishop. Andrew Nathaniel 64 Bishop Eugene Harlan . . .28. 36. 43, 134. 194. 195. 215. 219. 225 Bishop. George Hennon 64 Bishop, Lynn 64 Black, Adolphus Leroy 43, 122. 235 Black, Bailey Jean 64 Black, Charles L 64, 168 Black, Lea Clark 64 Black. Lloyd Wray 41 Black. Rcbert Joseph . 43. 28. 30. 36. 192. 124. 227 Blackman, William Ray 64. 224 Blackmon, Billy Harris 64. 219. 232 Blakeney. Henry Harvey 64 Blaker, Alton Earl 64 Blankenship, Wil ' iam Kenneth 64, 128 Blanton, Carlis Robert 64 Bledsoe, Ed Jones 64, 134. 228 Blue. Joseph Edward 64. 130 Boatwright. Donald 65 ' ' ' ' f , .AV■!■ 4 , ' w i, i t • ' ■ High School Day Congratulations Class of ' 55 Bingham ' s Jewelry Stark Hotel Building STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI D I AMON DS WATCH ES SI LVERWARE Guaranteed Watch Repair MAYDEN ' S Starkville ' s Finest Store for Men and Boys Headquarters for • McGregor Sportswear • Van Huesen Shirts • Mayfair Slacks • Interwoven CBothes • Hickok Beits Jewelry JIMMY MAYDEN, Owner This is how to milk a cow? Bobbitt, Charles William 41 Bobo, George Leroy 65, 235 Boislure, Thomas Cassidy 43, 168 Boland, Robert Allison 65, 227 Bolton, Cecil Glenford 65, 122 Bolton, Ralph C 43. 173, 235 Bond, Jack O ' Neal 43 Bond, Marquis Willie 43 Bonner, John Thomas 65 Bonner. Jesse Dee 65 Bonner, Mary Comfort 43, 142 Boone, William 65 Booth, James Delbert 65 Booth, James Henry .... 43, 35, 138, 217, 235 Boshert, Harry Raymond 43, 134 Boswell, Cecil Allen 65 Bounds, Henry Lofton, Jr 65 Bounds, Maurice Elmo 65 Bowden, Milton Wayne 44 Bowen, John W 65 Bowen, Mary Jeanette 44, 143, 193 Bowers, Emile Jackson 65. 130 Boyd, Hansel Weed. Jr 65 Boyd. Joseph Hurd 44, 141, 220 Boyd. Marden Burton 65 Boyd. Robert Sherllie 44, 196, 236 Bozeman, Billy Farrar . . 44. 126, 194, 219, 232 Brabston. Claude Willis, Jr. . . 65, 30, 136, 201 Bracey, Avon Earl 44 Brackeen, Travis Wilburn 231 Bradley, Marion Lea 65, 134, 214 Bradshaw, Bobbie Lou 65 Bradshaw, Joe Barnett 65. 122 Bragg. Joe Douglas 65 Branch. Richard Lee 65. 136 Brand. Woodrow Wilson, Jr 44, 217 Brandon. Carl Morris 44, 224 Branham. David Conrad 65, 233 Brannon, Lloyd Lamar, Jr 65 Branton, Forrest Edward 65, 136 Branum. Bobby Zane 44, 134, 227 Breazeale, Billy Claude 65 Brenner, Charles Paul 65. 233. 241 Brent. Floyd Victor. Jr 44 Brent, Frank Maxwell, Jr 65. 206 Brewer, George Lawrence, Jr 65, 241 Brewer. M. E 65 Brett, Charles Edwin 44, 215. 219 Brieger, Dolly Carline 65 Brieger. James Francis 65 Bridges, John Calhoun, Jr 65, 122 Briscoe, Charles Adelbert, Jr 65, 136 Brister, Faye 65, 208 Brister. Gerald Dodd 65 Bristow, Robert Vance 44, 130 Britt. Horace Elijah. Jr 65. 138 Broadwater, James Francis 65, 227 Brock, Glen Maxwell 65 Brock, Joseph Walker 65. 134 Brooks, Frank Ardath, Jr 65, 203 Brooks, Robert Glynn 65, 228 Brooks, Tommy Lee 65 Brooks. Wiley Singleton 65. 234, 217 Broome. Algie 65 Broome, James Calvin 66 Brown, Billy Hugh 66 Brown, Danny Meredith 66 Brown, Eugene Arlen 66, 223 Brown, James Lawrence 44, 122 Brown, Joe Jack 66, 236 Brown, Ted Carlin 44, 200 206, 221 Brown, Thomas 66, 134, 208 Browning, Allan Carter, Jr 41 Browning, Elizabeth Morgan 44 Brcwnlee, John Jarvey 66 Brunfield, Michael Stewart 66, 130 Bryan, George Michael 66 Bryan, Walter Roy, Jr 66 Buckley, Richard Edward 66, 20S Bucy, Charles Lee, Jr 66. 225 Bucy, James Earl 66 Bufkin, James Thomas 44. 239 Bullard. Arthur Paul 66 Bullock, Charles Lavon 66 Bullock, Morrison Lee, Jr 44, 233 Bunch, Donald Lee 66 Burdine, Barbara Dyer 66, 142. 202 Burghen, George Andrew 66 Burke, Jack F 66, 134, 217 Burkett, Jerry Benton 66 Burkett. Thomas Bascom 44, 122 Burge, James Clavin 44 Burge. Willie Grace 44 Burney, Doyce 66 Burnley. Clemmie Rose 66, 206 Burns. Carl Euly 66 Burns. George King 66 Burrage, J. T 44, 241 Burris, Marvin Eugene 44, 215, 219 Burt, Asa Thad 66 Burt, Hughes A 66 Burt, Willie Erwin 66, 197, 238 Burwell, Clement Lucas, Jr 44, 221, 217 Bush, James Wray 33. 66, 217, 235, 238 Bush, Miller Wayne 66, 132, 233 Bustin, Billie Earle 66 Butler, John Marion, Jr 66, 208 Butler, Patricia Ann 66, 201, 206. 208 Buttran. R. James 66 Butts, Edward Conway, Jr 44 Butts, James Russell 66 Butts, Watson Grady 66, 120, 206 Buxbaum, William Thomas 66 Byars, James Eugene 66 Bynum, William Bucy 66 Byrd, Arthur Thomas 45, 225 Byrd, James Lamar 66, 141, 201 Byrne, Henry Anthony, Jr 66, 134 Cabler, Helen Sybil 41 Caffey, Horace Rouse 41, 222 Cagle, John E 45, 138 Cain, Bobby Ray 66, 136 Caldwell, Billy Louis 66 Caldwell, Edgar R 66 Caldwell, James Leon. Jr 67, 231 Caldwell, William Stanley 67, 130 Calhoun, James Dwain 67, 231 Callahan, James Anthony 67 Callahan, Irvin Dwight 67 Calvert, Charles Edwin 41 Cammack, Elizabeth Nan . . 45, 36, 143. 193. 206 Cammack, George Marion 67, 228 Camp, Howard Casey 67, 228 Camp, Terry Mason 45, 134 Camp, Thomas Edward 67 Campbell, Charles, Jr 67, 227 Campbell, John C Jr 45 Campbell, Larry Lee 67, 124, 228 Campbell. Mike C 67. 212, 124 Canizaro, Jack Peter, III 45, 126 Carazo. Manuel Antonio 67, 201, 228 Carley, Charles Team, Jr. . . . 45, 134, 215, 225 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STAFF OF THE 50th REVEILLE MatineUL Wherever You Drive . . . You ' re never far from f ' r.e red, white and blue Standard Oil sign that ' s your guide-post to dependable products and friendly service. HARTNESS REDUS The College Students ' Friends DRUGS • JEWELRY STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI STANDARD OIL COMPANY (KENTUCKY) Carlisle. Joe Henry 45. 239 Carlisle, Kenneth Russell 67 Carpenter. James Ralph 45. 122, 224 Carothers. 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Jr. . . . 45, 221, 211 Cherry. John E 45, 176, 178, 208 Chesteen, William Donald 67 Chiles. James W., Jr 67 Chow, Jimmy Yort 67 Chow, Woodrow 67 Chrismond, John Sanford 67, 231 Clair, Chester Eugene 68 Clark, Charles Garrigues 68 Clark, Hermes Ray 45, 231 Clark, James Kerry 45 Clark, Kerney Perciual 68, 122 Clark, Larry Hulon 68, 227 Clark, Thomas Milton 68 Clark. William Grady 68, 227 Clarke. Douglas 1 45, 241 Clarke, Eugene Singleton 45. 132 Clarke. Harris Gibson 45, 220 Clay. Beth Laurence 68 Clay. Richard Larry 68 Claypool. Guy Grayden 68. 225 Clayton. Ottis Nathaniel 45 Clegg. Martha 45. 142 Clement. Saunders P 45, 138, 241. 235 Clements. Thomas William . . . 68.241.233.197 Clogston. David Bramlet, Jr 68. 126. 206 Cobb, Jimmy Louis 68 Cobb, Jimmie M 68 Cochran, Jerry Lynch 68 Cochran. Leon Tullos 45, 235 Coggin, Douglas Melton 45, 122 Coggin, James Richard 68 Coggin. Richard Grady 68. 130 Cohen, Mary Honor 68. 142, 202 Cohn, Joseph Leonard. Jr. . . . 45. 124. 196. 206. 217. 235 Coker. CM 68. 241. 223 Colbert, Howard Holloway 68 Cole, Billy Lewis 46. 124 Cole, Thomas Luther 68 Coleman, Archie Bernard 46, 233, 202 Coleman, Jack Anderson 68 Coleman, John Melton .... 68. 181, 182 205 Coleman, Robert Kenneth 68 Collins, Franklin Edwin 68, 221 Collins. Thurmon Lavelle, Jr. . . 46. 124. 165, 205 Colvin, Billy J 68 Combs, Kincheon Verner 68 Conger, Ralph Donald 68. 124 Conkel. Donald John 68. 128. 166. 182 Coody. Leslie Howard 68. 130 Coody, Marion Clarence 68 Cook. Arthur Milton 68 Cook. Billy C 68. 196 Cook, Kelly Gene 46, 227 Cook. Kenneth Julian 68. 141. 201 Cooper. Barbara Ann 68. 142. 206 Cooper, James Theron. Jr 68 Cooper. Sam Parker. Jr 46. 122 Cooper, Willie Charles 68 Corban, Frank, Jr 68, 228 Corbell, Charles Dean 68 Corder. Char ' es Samuel 68 Cork, James Henry 68 Cosby, Earnest Earl 68. 211, 217 Costley, William Lewis. Jr. . . . 46. 136. 196. 30 Cotten, Joe Thompson 4 6. 231 Cotten. John Harvey 46. 122, 211 Coughlin, Tommy Joe 68 Courtenay. David George 68, 141, 201 Courtney, Dewey Enochs 68 Courtney. Donald Clay 69. 231 Covington. BiU Allen 69. 134 Covington. Jim H 69. 215. 225 Covington. Woodrow Thomas 69 Cox. Ernest Lee 69. 231 Cox. James Hester, Jr 69 Cox, Robert Louis 69, 134 Cox, Robert Samuel, III 69 Cox. Winslow Margerson 46 Cozart. William Houston 69. 132 Crabtree, John Milton 69 Crabtree, Robert Donald 69 Craft, John William 45, 225 Craft. Sara W 46. 202. 211 Cran, Clifton Ernest. Jr 46. 220 Craven. Otha Derek 69 Cravens. Patricia Louis e 69. 143. 202 Crawford. Joe Wesley 46 Crawford. Ralph Jennings 6. ?27 Crawford. William Holmes 69. 132. 233 Creel. William T 69 Cr ' gler, Albert Sidney. Jr 69. 134. 203 Crigler, John G 69. 122. 206. 217 Crisco, Alvin Leroy 46, 219, 227 Crisler, Charles Ethelbert 46 Criss. Edgar Birch 69 Crocker, James Howard P9, 206 Croft, Charles Warren 69, 221 Croft, Walter Lawrence 69 Compliments of SLAUGHTER CHEVROLET COMPANY Where the College Boys Like to trade. NEW and USED CARS Automobile Repairs Chevrolet- Parrs Srarkville Mississippi When You re Hungry . . . HI-WAY GRILL OPEN 6 A.M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT DAILY AIR CONDITIONED • MR. J. D. JOHNSON, Owner and Manager Hi-Way 82 Srarkville THE BOOK STORE Best Wishes to the Reveille on its Golden Anniversary STORES DEPARTMENT THE COLLEGE STORE ( SHACK ) STUDENT INDEX Crossno, Euman V. Jr 69. 120 Crowder. James Robert . 46. 130. 192. 198. 106. 217 Crowder. Margaret Ann 69 Crowe, Oscar Lynn 69 Crowell. Robert Longest 69. 228 Crowley, John Daniel 69 Crowson. Navarro 46, 227 Crumpton, Alton Jerry 69 Crumpton, Robert Thomas 41, 203 Cruse, James H., Jr 46, 227 Culp. William Carroll 69. 228 Cummins Edmund Magruder 69, 206 Cunningham. John Borders. Jr 69 Cupit, James Harold 69. 138, 232 Cupples, Perry Vincent 69 Currie, Richard Watkins 69. 231 Curtis. Alton Bascomb 46 Curtis, William Denton, Jr 69 Curtis, William Casey, Jr 130 Cutrer, James Monroe 69, 241 Daigre. Benny Hugh 69, 124 Dale. Alan Sanders 69, 223 Dale, James Pendleton, Jr 69, 134 Daley, Daniel G 46, 205 Daniel, Leon Melvin 69 Daniels. Peggy Jean 69 Daniels, Robert Kelly 46 Daniels, Thaddeus Ray 46, 221 Daniel, Thomas H 46, 223 Dantzler, Samuel Davis, Jr 69, 235 Daves. Jimmy Edward 47 Davies. Tommy Hubert 69. 136. 236 Davis. Arthur .... 70. 134. 164. 180. 183. 205 Davis. Billy Joe 70, 170 Davis, Ernest Gay. Jr 70 Davis, Jimmy 70 Davis, James Eugene ... 70, 132. 194, 206, 215 Davis, John Halsey, Jr 70 Davis, Mallory Coloman 70. 203 Davis. Thomas Edward 70 Davis. William Cecil 70 Davis. William E 70 Davis, Wyatt 47,241,223 Davison, John Eliot 70 Dawkins, Thomas Clifton 70 Daws. Tommie Ray 70. 126 Daws. Wilmer Clark. Jr 47, 122, 225 Dawsey, Douglas Gayle 70 Dawson, Jerry M 47 Day, Emerson Daniel 70 Day , Randall Elliot 70 Day, Ruby Joyce 70, 33. 208 Dearth. Edgar Garnette 70, 206 Deason, Douglas Louis 70 Dacell, Joseph Lewis 70 Dees, Jasper Jay 70 Delmas, Richard Alphonse 70, 228 DeMent. Gordon Givihan 70, 234 Dempsey, Jackie Levi 70. 136 Dendy, Robert Elkin 70 Denley, Sellers Gale 70 Densen, Sidney Ruth 47, 193 208 Denton, Donald Lee 70 Dew. William Friderick. Jr 70 Dickens. Gilbert Bain 70, 241 Dickey. Joe Thomas 47, 231 Dickson, Edna Sue 70 Dillard. Edward 70 Dillard. Shurley 47. 221 Dillon, Elisha Davis 70, 235 Dinkins, Theo H 70, 132, 35. 233 Dismuke, Waldo Wayne 70, 124, 235 Dixon, Charles James 70. 219 Dixon, Dewitt Andrew 70 Dodd, Jimmy L 70, 215 Dodd, William Roger 70. 225 Dodds, Charles Richey 70. 124 Dodson, Arthur Leon 70 Doerge, Everett Gail 70 Doiron, Jules Warren 70, 130. 201 Dong, Fay Chong 70 Dooley, William Gerald 70, 164 Dorman. James Hubert 47, 220 Dorris, James Franklin 47, 35, 217 Doss, Houston Arliss 71 Doaa. Roy Derell 71 Doty. Joe Elmer 71. 206 Doughty. Jusian Orus 71. 126 Douglas. Davis W 47. 138, 241 Douglass, Joe Clement 47, 122 Douglass, Nelson Lee 71, 124 Douglass, Thomas Eugene 71, 124 Downing, Charles Leonard 71 Drake, Albert Leander 71 Drane. Leslie Robinson 71. 124 Drane. Mary Ellen 71.142.30.193.211 Drane. Theodore Erie 71. 196. 213. 227 Dud. John Wiendell 71. 128 Duks. Paul 71 Dumas. Robert Billy 47. 231 Duncan. Thomas Speights 71. 170 Duncan. Wayne W 71. 177 Dungan. Billy 47. 126, 220 Dunning, Thomas Eugene 47, 219 Durham, Thomas Franklin 71 Durr. Bennie Monroe 71, 138. 241 Earthman. William Butler 47. 225 Easley. Robert Andrew 71. 34. 241 Easom. Billy Albert 47, 223 Easterling. Thomas Quitman 71. 233 Easterling, William Bennett 71, 236 Easterwood, Billy 71, 132. 241. 235 Easterwood. Harold B. . . . 47. 192. 204. 164, 205 Eaves, Grady Jyles 71 Echols. Margaret 1 71. 208 Edwards. Ann 71. 154, 206. 207, 237 Edwards, Joe Dan 71 Edwards, John Richard 71, 132 Edwards, John Roy, Jr 71, 238 Edwards. Morris J 71 Edwards, William Clarence, Jr 71 Elmore. James Lloyd 71 Ellard. Alfred Thompson 71. 132 Ellington. Claude Wilburn 71 Elliott. Harlen Oral 47. 238 Elliott. George Hill 71. 214 Elliott. James Clyde 71. 134 Elliott, Jimmie Ray 71, 221, 217 Ellis. William Neal 71 Ellison. Ralph Boyd 71. 227 Elmore. Christopher Mathias, Jr 41 Epensen, John A 71. 130 Erickson. John Joseph 71 Errington. Glenn Willis 71, 241 Errington, Robert Earl 71, 241 Estes, John Dodson 71 Estess, Kinsey V., Jr 47. 138. 241. 237 Etheredge. Sarah Jan ... . 71, 142, 35, 33. 206 Etheridge. Tammy Haggard . 47, 124, 221, 210. 208 Etheridge. William Wayne 71, 179 Etherington, John Sanborn 72. 208 Eubanks. Zelton Knox 72, 231 Evans, Charles Guy 47, 164, 205, 223 Evans, Davis A 72. 124 Evans, Hal 72 Evans, Thomas Jefferson 72, 130 Evers, David Wesley 72, 134 Ewing. William D. . . 47, 194. 36. 28. 198. 228 Ezell, Harold Cupers 72 Fairchild. Sarah JoAnne 72. 143. 208 Fairchild. William Gaines 72 Fairley. Lynn Inman .... 47, 221. 197. 234, 211 Fa ' rley, Shirley Ruth 72. 33, 155, 208 Falkner, Jimmie Lorraine 72 Farley, Orman Henry 41, 222 Farrar, Glenn Carvelle 47, 227 Farr, Ralph David 72, 124 Farragut, Wallace Eugene 72 Farrish, James Franklin 72, 132 Fartherree, Jefferson Carter 72, 124 Faulkner, William C 72 Favi, Morris Johnny 72, 201 Felder, Buddy 72 Felker, Sammy Earl 72 Ferguson, Aron D 72 Ferguson, Barney Charles 47, 241, 221 Ferguson, George Robert .... 47, 130. 33. 217 Ferguson. Hill Alexander 47 Fernandez, Kenneth Johnson 72 Ferris, James Edward 72 Filgo, Jesse Edwin 72, 130 Filipich, Stephen Anthony 72. 201 Findley. Riley Henry 72, 241 Fisackerly, Claude Kelso 47 Fisackerly, George Murray 72, 134 Fisackerly. Howard Eugene 72, 122 Fisher. William Dallas. Jr 72. 134 Flanagan, Ronald Calvin 72. 132, 206 Flanngan, Robert Purdy 72 Flemming, Bobby Gene 72 Fleming, James Herbert 72, 134. 214 Fletcher. Evelyn Low 72. 155. 201 Flurry. Norman Ray 72 Flowers, Richard Bowen 72. 124, 233 Fraiser, Russell Ray 72 France, Edward Earl 72, 120 Franks, Charles Leslie 72 Frazier, Roy all Hunt 72, 132 French. Claude Edwin 72, 132 French. Harrison Ogden 72, 241. 234 Frizell, Edward Fitzpatrick 72 Forbes. James Robert 48. 122. 194. 235 Forbess, Eddie Autry 48, 220 Ford. Alfred Wilson 72, 241 Ford, Shirlie Emily 72 Foreman. Mrs. Peggy Ann 73. 148 Foreman. Robert Edward 73 Forester. Lewis Samuel . . 48. 124. 215, 219. 232 Foster. Atha M 73 Foster, Carlton Parvee 48 Foster, James Everette 48 Foster, James Otis 48, 217 Foster. Libby Jo 73 Foster. Robert Frank 73, 206 Foster, Tommy Dyer 73 Fortner, Hueston Turner 73, 241 Forture, Therrell D 73 Fotiades, Stephen Monty 73 Fouche, Daniel Travis 48. 130 Fox. Grady Irvin 48. 219. 231 Fox. William Irby 48. 215. 231 Freeman. Kent Wayne ... 48, 124. 34. 33, 28 Freeman, Robert Jack 48, 223 French. Billy Joe 48. 223 Frierson. Billy Ray 48, 236 Fulcher, Minnie Josephine 73, 208 Fulgham, Adron Leon 73, 241, 223 Fulgham. Curtis Dean 73 Fulghum, Robert N 73, 221. 197 Fulton. Floyd Madison 73 Fuller. Jo Franklin 48 Fulton. George Reginald 48. 134 Fulton. Walter Cooper 48. 239 Fulton. William A 48. 167. 197 Funchess. Albert McAtee 73 Funderburk, Alinder Herman 73, 241 Furr, Fred L 48, 237 Furr, Floyd Henderson 73 Gadberry, Robert Marshall 73 Galloway, Ernest Lee 73, 174 Galloway, Gerold Sylvester 73, 234 Garcia, Arthur Clayton 73 Gardner, Elmer Allen 73 Gardner, Hugh Clark 73 Gargaro, John Louis .... 73. 141. 201 215, 225 Garmon, Robert George 73, 132 Garretson. Gordon Marshall 73 Garretson, Malcolm McLeod 73, 232 Garrett, Richard Hopson 73, 124, 233 Garrott, Thomas Henry 73 Garrott, Warren Austin 73, 241 Gartman, Martha Letha 73 Gary, Robert B 41 Gaston, Robert Thompson 48, 217 Gates. John Thomas 73 Gatlin. Louis Samuel 48 Gautier, Earl Denson 73 Gauthier, Leon Dale 48. 235 Geddie, Charles L 73. 132 Gee. Chung Lin 73 George, Joseph Anthony, Jr 73 George, Peter Michael 48,221 Ghetti, Joseph Leonard 48, 224 , Gholson, Willis Garland 73 Gibbs, Herman Lewis 48 Gibson, Frank Anderson, Jr 73, 228 Gibson. James L 73 255 Gibson. John David 73 Gibson. William Earl 73. 241, 223 Gibbons, Jerry Vaughn 73 Gibbs. James Bobby 73 Gibscn, Thomas Eugene 49, 237 Gilbert, Gray Thomas 73, 141. 201 Gilbert, Katherine Hilda 74, 208 Gilbert, Richard Winston 74 Gilbert, Spights Weems 74 Gilbert, Wendell Newton 74 Gilder, Thomas Earl 49, 197, 231 Giles, Bobby Joe 74. 124. 196 Giles, James Daniel 49 Giles, James Huey .... 74. 124. 196. 203. 217 Gilliland. John Allen. Jr 74. 124. 235 Gillis. Joe Kindred 74. 128. 236 Gillis. Malcolm Elisha. Mr 49. 122. 215 Gillis. Samuel Peters 74 Gilman, Bobby Greer 74, 206 Gilmore, Joseph Richard 74 Ginn. Hal G 74 Gintowt. Luclmilla 74 Gipson, Charles Ray 74, 196 Girley, Owen C 74 Girling, Charles Massey ... 74, 138. 208. 237 Gist. William Nathaniel. Jr 74, 134 Gladney. Horace McEwen . . 49, 126. 194. 196. 36 Glasgow. James Clayton 74. 225 Glasgow. William L. . . 49. 124. 36. 28. 169. 205 Gleason, John Eastland 74. 124 Goforth. Charles T 49 Gclden. Roland Stanford 74. 132. 238 Gombita, John Anthony 74 Gonzalez, Nicholas Ascencion 74, 201 Goode, Joe Max 74 Goodgame, Leo nard J 74 Goodnight. James Lee 74 Gccdnite. George Wendell 74, 228 Goodsell, Joseph E. G 74. 126 Gordon. Edward Edgar 49. 124, 217 Gordon, Franklin Davis 74 Gordon, Robert Bailey 74 Gordon, Wallace Carroll 41 Gowers, Ruby Jean Gcza, Aaron Walker 41 Grady, Edward Glennan, Jr 74. 124 Grafe. Roy Clement. Jr. . . . 49. 122. 192, 225 Graham. Dudley Collier 74 Graham Homer De Von. Jr 74,124,211 Graham, Johnnie Alton 49 Graham, Martha Quinton 49 Graham. Nell 74. 143. 206. 207 Graham, Wendall William 74, 236 Graham, William Ralph 74, 222 Grantham, Charles Fred 74 Graves. James E 74. 228 Graves. Jerry B 49. 194. 36 Graves, James Larry 74 Graves, John Richerson, Jr 49 Graves, Meek Bernel! .... 49, 215, 219, 231 Graves, Richard Albert 49, 213, 222 Gray, Clifford Snyder 74 Gray. Frank McKay 74 Gray, James Adron 49 Gray, Jimmy M 74, 233 Gray. Mary Elizabeth .... 74. 142. 33. 31. 156 Gray. Oscar Lamar 49, 231 Gray, Stanley Randolph 49. 233 Gray. Walter Kelly 74. 134. 206 Grayson. John Hall 49. 132 Green. Andrew Jackson 75 Green, Ernest J. . . . 75. 194. 206. 215 219. 232 Green, Harry Winford 75. 223 Green. Hugh Louis 75 Green. John L., Jr 49 Green, Robert Thomas 49. 120 Green. Willie Harold 49, 241. 235 Greenland. Harvey Warren, Jr 75 Greer. Samuel Ralph. Jr 75. 222 Greer, William Carlton 75 Gregg, Billy Ray 41. 222 Gregg, Cade Lexie 75 Gregory, Janet Campbell . . 75, 142, 30, 149, 208 Gregory. Jeff 75 Gregory, Leroy Curtis 75 Grespo, Emilio Antonio 49 Griffin, Billy Joe 75 Griffin, Bobby Joe 75 Griffin, Buner Lee 49 Griffin. Charlie Lee 75 Griffin, James William 75. 222 Griffin, Jesse Franklin 75 Griffin, Ralph Stanley 75 Griffin, Richard Frances .... 49, 124, 182. 205 Griffin, Richard Francis ... 49, 124, 182, 205 Griffin. William Paul 49. 225 Griffith, Joe Wesley 49 Grissom, Robert Edwin 75. 222 Grogan. Brian N 75. 136 Gross. Elwin Eldridge. Jr 49, 219, 231 Guercio, Anthony M. . . . 50. 192. 36. 215, 219 Guest, Charles Luther 75, 206 Gully, Jerry Eugene 75, 141 Guthrie. Roy Clarence, Jr 75 Guttman, Richard William 75, 130 Guyse, James H 75, 206 Guyton, Earl Love 75, 30, 214 Haas. Carl Fox 75. 134 Hagemeyer. Jessie Clara 75, 203 Hairston, John Peter, Jr 75, 132 Hairston, Terry Hume 75, 122 Hamill. Perry M 75 Halbert. Lewis Molloy, Jr 75 Halbrcok. James Gerald 50. 206. 227 Halbrook, Joseph Allen 50, 138, 232 Hall, Donald Ford 50 Hall, Eugene Judson, Jr 75, 233 Hall, Richard Ladrew 75 Hall, Ronnie Cullens 75, 130, 206 Hambrick, John Quinnon 50, 238 Hamill, James Gordon 75, 238 Hamilton, William Calvin 75 Hamilton, William Stewart 75 Hammett, Bcbby Ford 75, 234 Hammond, Edward Arnold, Jr. . . 75, 136, 192, 31 Hammond, James Cottrell 75, 208 Hammond, Julian Dickie, Jr 75 Handal, Alfred Jorge 75. 201 Hannafcrd. William Allen 50, 196. 236 Hans. Joe Paul 75. 128. 203. 227 Harbour. William Davis 75, 130 Hansen, E. Dal 50, 130 Harbor, Frank B 50, 238 Hardtla. John Warren 76 Hardwick, Joe 76 Hardy, Jennings Houston 76, 122 Hargett, Joe Hal 50 Harkins, Alfred Eugene 76. 201. 227 Harmon, Allen J 76 Harmon, Gene Ballard 50 Harned, Wenthworth Vail 76, 196 Harpole, Carroll Finley 76 Harrell, James Thomas 50. 134, 217 Harrell, John Frank 50, 221 Harrell, John Kirby 76, 132 Harrington, Janet ... 76, 142, 31, 150, 206, 207 Harris, Billy Jack 76. 225 Harris. Davis Payne 76. 138. 213. 238 Harris. Edward Payne 76. 130 Harris. Harold Boyd 76. 231, 126 Harris. Harold Henry JO. 181. 205. 20C Harris, James Jerry 50 Harris, Jay J 76, 241 Harris, John Richard 41. 215 Harris, Joseph Brooks 76 Harris, Lindsay Camp 50. 234 Harris, Lucille Smith 76 Harris. Marvin Howard 76 Harris. Maury Pigford 76. 136 Harris. Richard L ' Roy. Jr 76 Harris. Tommy Joe 76 Harris, William Marion 76 Harrison, William Eugene 50 Harrison, Leland Eugene 50 Harthcock, Thomas Blythe, Sr 76. 239 Hartman. John Luther .... 76. 130. 206. 212 Hastings. Gilbert Cook. Jr 76, 134, 174 Hatchett. Margaret Sharon 76 Hatchett. Thomas Lee 76, 132, 217 Hatfield, Willie Ewell 76 Hatton, Jesse Scott 50 Havens, Ira Thurman 50, 232 Hawkins, Clifton J 50 Hawkins, Ralph William 76, 132 Haworth, William Digby 76 Hawwa, Loutf Michel 76 Hayden, James Stuart 41, 130 Hayden, Polly Williams 50. 36. 193 Hays, Rushton William 50. 138. 23 Hayward. Robert Leonard 76. 33, 217 Hayward, William Augustus, Jr. . . 76. 206. 228 Headrick. Billy Edward 76 Heard. Johnny Lawrence, Jr 76, 120, 214 Heiden, John Louis 76 Hegner, James Robert 76, 130, 30 Hegwood, Wayne Hillman ... 76, 128. 35. 241 Henderson, Howard Gene 76 Henderson, Ose Fenn 76, 136 Henderson, William Elbert 76 Hendricks, Michael Lloyd 76 Hendricks, Wyndal Lane 76 Hendry, Charles Ray 76 Hennington, Marshall Dodds 76, 231 Hensarling, Doyle Dean 77 Hensley. Joe Street 50. 236 Hens on, Joseph Robert 77 Herring, James Camp 77 Herrington, Malcolm E Herron, William B 51, 221. 217 Hester. Eddie Wayne 77 Hester, James Edward 51. 213, 233 Hester, Joe S 51 Hester, Thomas Argus 77, 136 Hewes, Newton Maybin, Jr 77 Hickerson, Joe Henry, Jr 77, 241 Hicks, Richard Wayne 77, 210 Hight. Herman Hawkins .... 77,132,214,231 Hightower, Lynwood, Jr 77, 228 Hi ' bun. Ben F. Jr 51, 132, 194. 211 Hilbun. Benton Mclnnis 77 Hilbun, Robert Bruce 51. 212 Hi ' debrand, Anthony Dabney, Jr 41, 203 Hi ' l, Carlos Erasmus 77 Hill. Hiram Vindell 77 HU1, Mrs. Nell Ruth 77 Hill, Tim Marsalis 77, 241 Hilton. Thomas Gary 77 Himsel. Richard S 77, 140 Hindman, Danie Eugene, Jr 77, 124, 208 Hines, Owen Clark 77, 205 Hinkle, Earl 77 Hintcn, Willis Terry 77, 172 H ' te, Donald Ray 77 H obart, Chalmers Edmund 77 Hobgood, Richard Edwin 77, 124, 238 Hodges, Dan Allen 77 Hodges, Jack Nelson 77, 134 Hodnett, Charles Elliott 77 Hoelscher, Robert Earl .... 51. 124, 167, 183 Holbrook, Jimmie Aubert 77, 120 Holbrook, John William 77 Holcomb, Charlie M 51 Holiiday. Bernard Michael 77, 136 Holliman, Macon Cortez 77 Hollingshead. Marshall Levaine . . 77, 172, 205 Hollingsworth. Clarence A. . 77, 124, 196, 217, 235 Holmes, Charles Edwin, Jr 77, 132 Holmes, Buddy Lee 77 Holmes, Don Warren 77 Holmes, Frank Manning 77, 214 Hcnaker, Ralph Thomas 77, 140 Honeycutt, William Nelim 77, 134 Hood. Dannis Edward 77 Hooker. Charles Winston 77, 134 Hooks, George C, Jr 77. 235 Hoover. Jack Clifford . 51. 124. 194, 196. 206. 212 Hopkins. Claud Hall 77. 128 Hopkins. Don Otho 77. 228 Horner, Bobby Nelson 78 Horton, Clistene Jane 78, 218 Horton, John Eligah, Jr 78 Horton, Kenneth Taylor 51. 232 Hoskins, Jones Hamilton 78 Hcuck, John Bunn 78. 124. 196 33, 206 House, Billy T 51, 215. 219. 231 Houston. Jack Raybon .... 51. 176, 179. 205 Hovas. Reginald Rougelat 78 Howard. Joseph Franklin 78. 231 Howard. Malcolm Beard 78 Howell. Donald Nelson 41, 222 Howell. Marvin Thomas 78 Howell. Willie Clark 78. 223 Howie. Charles Keith 78, 223 Howry, Percy Howard 78 Huckaby, Shirley D. 78 Huddleston, Herbert Hartwell, Jr. . . 78, 124, 228 Huddleston, James Daniel 78, 124 Hudson, Cecil Wriaht 51, 225 Hudson. Thomas Waverly 78 Hudspeth, Mickey 78, 231 Hughes. James Craig, Jr 78 Hughes. Ola Faye 78 Huss. Calvin Henry 51, 130 Huss. Calvin Travis . 51. 130. 194. 28. 29. 206. 198 Huss. James Edward . . 51. 194. 36. 215. 219. 231 Humber, Earl D 51. 221 Humphreys. Carney Pharris, Jr 78, 225 256 BOX 487 T. E. LINDSEY SONS BUILDING MATERIALS STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Jus ' a lil ' ole party THE OLD RELIABLE DRUG STORE We Specialize In PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES WIER DRUG STORE STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Blow, Man, Blow ' Big Sid QUALITY GOODS FAIR PRICES W. W. SCALES CO. Since 1845 STARKVILLE MISSISSIPPI What ' s funny, Houston? Magnolia Cleaners Laundry Phone 567 Srarkville, Miss. 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Jr 78 Hutto, Billy Edgar 51 Ingram, Sidney Pugh 5, 78 Inman, Charles David 78 Irby, Thomas McGriff, Jr 78, 122. 201 Ishee. Hollis Eugene 51 Ivey, John Wesley 51 Ivy, Charles Benjamin 78, 136 Ivy. Daniel Kelly 78 Jacks. Glen Gates .... 51, 128, 194, 36, 213 Jacks. Hugh Benford 78. 124. 210, 208 Jackson, Calvin Clark 51 Jackson, Donald R 78. 206 Jackson, C. Wedzell 51 Jackson, Jack Danvis 78, 134 Jackson, Robert Maunice 51. 224 Jackson, Wesley Ellzey 78, 130 Jackson, William Irving 51 James, George Leo 78 James, Joseph William 51 Janus, Edmund 51 Jasper, Martin Theophilus 51, 232 Jaudon, William Clady, Jr 78 Jee, William 78 Jefcoats. Joe Harlan 78. 128 Jeffries. William Richard, III 52, 120 Jenkins, James R 52 Jenkins, Levi C, Jr 52 Jennings. Bobby Gene 78, 126 Joe Edgar Ling 52, 206 Joe, Edward 52, 221, 211 Johnson, Allen T 78 Johnson, Claude Phillip 78 Johnson, Glenn Abner 79, 136 Johnson, James Melvin 52 Johnson, John Abraham, Jr 52, 124 Johnson, Lawrence Kay 79, 136 Johnson, Mary Ann McElroy 52 Johnson, Oliver Woodrow, Jr 79. 202 Johnson, Richard Charles 79, 201 Johnson, Robert Lee 79 Johnson, Robert Wray. Jr 79 Johnson, Sidney Forrest 52, 198, 203 Johnson, Smiley Eugene 79, 198 Johnson, Thomas Levi 79, 241 Johnson, Wallace A 52, 223 Johnson, William Joseph 79, 134, 196 Johnston, Billy Dwight 79 Johnston, Peggy Jean 79, 143 Johnston, Thomas Edward 52, 227 Joiner, Joe Pat 78, 221 Jones, Claud Leake, Jr 79 Jones, Curtis Newton, Jr 79 Jones, Edward Alonza, Jr 79, 213, 233 Jones, Elborn William, Jr 79 Jones, George Richard 79, 124, 212 Jones, Gordon Ervin, Jr 79, 130 Jones, Guy, Jr 52, 228 Jones, James Eckford, Jr 52, 134 Jones, James Edward 79, 124 Jones, James Franklin 79 Jones. James Gwinn 79, 241 Jones, John Edwin 79, 231 Jones, Lucien Bondurant 79 Jones, Patricia Verone 79 Jones, Paul Mack 79, 231 Jones, Peter Radford 79, 203 Jones, Robert Gene 79 Jones, Ruben Lanier 79, 208 Jones, Sue Dennis 79 Jones Thomas Nelson 79, 136, 206 Jones, Victor Reinhard 79 Jordan, Edwin Lee 79 Josey, James Lany 79, 227 Joyner, Rodney Gale 79 Kaupp, Harry, Jr 79 Keene, Curtis Homer. Jr 79 Keene, Stanley Edward 52. 122 Keith. John Franklin. Jr 79. 136, 30 Keith, Joseph Madison 79 Kelley, Charles Ritchie 79 Kelley. William Robert 79 Kelly, Charles Ted 79, 33 Kendall. Ted 79. 134 Kennedy. Billy James 79 Kennedy. Harold Lee 79 Kennedy, Joe Harper 79, 130 Kennedy. Joseph Harry . 52. 134, 194. 36. 221. 228 Kennedy, Lando Hilton 80 Kennedy. Reese Garrett, Jr 80 Kent, Allan Richard 80, 134 Kent, Jeanette 80 Kerr, George Bernice 52. 227 Kersh. Ronald Curtiss 80 Key, Lehman Earl 80. 122 Keyes. John William 80 Killebrew. Willard Wayne 52 Killelea. Robert Thomas 80. 122. 201 Kimbrough, John Ewell 80 King, Charles Clyde 80 King. David Burwell 80. 132, 211, 217 King, Thomas Emerson, Jr 52 Kinningham, Charles ... 80, 213. 198. 214. 237 Kirk. Bobby Lee 80, 228 Kirkland. Thomas Lane 80 Kirkman, William Gordon 80, 228 Kitsock. Rita Marilyn 80, 143. 201 Klonaris. Johnny Diamond 80. 241 Knight, Buford Gerald 80. 134 Knight. John Curry 80 Knight, Lee Edwin, Jr 52, 202 Knobloch, Norman George 80, 206 Koonce, Billy Lee 80. 35 Koury. Peter Albert 41, 201 Kungys. Stasys 52, 201, 232 Lacey, William Franklin 80 Lackey, Gordon Mims 80 Lackey, Lyman Austin, Jr 80, 228 Ladd, Donald Marvin 80 Ladner, Lee Russell 80, 232 Lambert, Jimmy Barham 80, 134 Lambert, John Smith 80, 134 Lampkin. Elizabeth 52. 142. 193, 208 Lampkin. Robert Evans 80, 132, 206 Lancaster. Billy Douglas 52, 130 Landers. Ronald Al 80 Lane. Billy P 80. 197 Landreth. Shedd Young 81 Lanier, John Roy, Jr 81 Lanier. Frank Webb 80, 206 Langford, Bob Olyn 52 Langford. David L 80, 130. 33. 203 Larkin. James Patrick 81. 201 Lavorn. Billy H 81 Lawrence, Henry Coyt 81, 236 Lawrence, John Clower 52, 213, 228 Lawrence. Ozzie James. Jr 81 Lawson, James Small wood 81, 134 Leach, George Mack, Jr 80 Leach, Jerry Ernest 80, 211, 217 LeClerg, Robert Erwin 41, 134 Lee, Alfred Eugene 80, 206 Lee Ben Willis, Jr 80 Lee, Hoover 80 Lee, Robert Everett 80 Lee, Webb Lechner 80, 236 Leff, Alan David 80 Le Mieux. Frederick Masson 80 Lenoir, William Otis 80, 238 Lewis, Harold Glen 53 Lewis, Sam Richard, Jr 80, 241, 197, 232 Lickfold, Frederick Richard, III 81, 122 Lifer, Charles Ellis 53, 126, 219, 227 Light, James Edward 81, 201 Lillard. Monte Owen 81 Linder, Richard Anthony 81 Lindsay, Thomas Roderick 81 Ling, Chow T„ Jr 81, 206 Lippincot. Bittie Jean 81, 208 Little, Cecil Childs 53. 124 Little, Hampton Stennis, Jr 81. 122 Little. Jerry Tex 81 Livington. Lowell Thomas 81 Livingston, Rex 41. 222 Lloyd, James Jackson, Jr 41 Lloyd, James Lamar 81 Lochridge. Margaret Ellen 81. 208 Locke. Bob 81 Locke. Cecil Dwight 53. 200 Locke. Jerry Mac 81 Loflin. Robert Chisholm. Jr 81. 122, 206 Lofton, Ewin Adams 81. 223 Logan. Buford Atwell. Jr 81, 206. 200 Logan. James G., Jr 53 Logan. Willis Dale 53. 231 Lollar, Robert Carl 81 Lollar, Oakley Stewart 81 Lomenick. Donald Denman . . . . 53. 136. 234 Long. Fred Wayne 81 Long. Georgiann 53, 142. 193 Long, Lawrence Wilburn, III 53. 122 Long. Lillian Spencer 81 Long, Jewell Louise 81, 208 Long, Mary Frances 81 Long, oberRt Lee, Jr 53. 227 Long, Union Royce 81, 169 Long, William Lill 81 Lopez, Anjel Winston 81 Lord, Edward Lamar 53, 241 Lord. Ralph Hicks 81. 134. 233 Loskamp, Edward Charles . . . 81.134.241.231 Lott, Thomas Edison, Jr 134. 81 Love, Bobby Stanford 81 Love. Julius Harvey 81, 138 Love. Paul Lester 81 Lowe. Charles Guy 81. 124 Lowe. Bobby Johnson 81 Luby. Robert Loyce 82 Lucas, Wilmuth Cleveland 82 Lucius. Ray 82 Lucius, James Lovell 53 Luke, Louis Earl 82 Lum, Clarance Earl. Jr 82. 228 Lum. Gadi Erwin. Jr 82. 124 Lusby, William Eugene 82 Luske. Kelly K.. Jr 53 Lusk. Michael Gene 82 Lusk, Owen Francis 82 Lutterell. William David 82 Lyle. Mrs. Barbara Suddeth Lyles, John A 81, 235 Lyon, Charles Roy 53 Lyon. Kenneth Ray 81 Lynn, Daniel Eugene 81 Madison, Kenneth Allen 54 Magee. James Monroe, Jr 83, 231 Magruder, Benjamin 83, 206 Mane, Adalberto 83 Mangialardi. Gino Joe 83. 141. 201 Mangialardi, Sam 83, 201, 235 Mangum, Charles Grady 83 Mangum, L. Wayne 83 Mann. Ronald 83 Manning. Clarence Earl 83, 238 Manning, Reese Warren 54 Mansell, Tony Ellis 83 Maples, Glennon 54. 215. 225 Mapp. Rodney Lanier 83. 132 Marble. James Marion 54, 202, 228 Marbury, Charles Alton 83, 208 Markeshewski, Leonid J 83 Marley. John Allen 54, 124. 235 Marlin. Hugh Sims 83 Marsales, Gerald Griffis 83 Marsicano. John Francis 83. 130. 201 Martin. Bobby Paschal 83. 197. 222 Martin, C. Darnell 83 Martin. Eugie Abner ... 83. 138. 192. 214. 232 Martin, John Bennett Jr 41 Martin, Wilson Clark 83, 130 Martinson. William Kelly 83, 201, 237 Mason. Bernard D ' Leon 83 259 Mason, L. C 54 Mason, Richard Lawrence, Jr 54, 233 Massey, Jerry Hoyie 83 Massey. Mary Nell . 54, 36, 156, 206. 207, 193, 200 Mathews, Charles Webster 83 Mattox, David A 54, 196, 217 May, Johnnie Frank 54, 124, 30. 227 May, Lester Harold 83 May, Robert Ernest 54, 225 Mayfield, William 83 McEachern. Robert S3 McElroy. Charles Slade . . 82, 124. 194, 28, 217 McGarr, Paul Rowland 82 McGaha, George Sidney 82, 136, 228 McGee, Billy Reed 82 McGee, Robert Joseph 82 McGee, William Henry 53 McGee, William Hill 82 McGowan, Ronald Clyde 82. 130 McGowen, Bobby John 82 McGowin, Jamie R 53. 122. 241 McGraw. Joseph Patrick 82 MacDonald. William Stuart 82 MacPhail. William 53 McAlpin, John Billy 82 McAuley, Charles Martin 82 McBroom. Robert 82, 132. 241 McCain. Howard Mitchell 82. 225 McCain William David . . 82, 120, 30, 214, 215 McCaleb. Robert Edward 82, 124 McCall, George Stanley 82, 128. 173 McCall. John Ford 82. 130 McCandless, James 82 McCarty, Gird Astor, Jr 82. 120 McCaskill. John Hamilton 82. 228 McCaulla, Jimmy Lee 82. 130. 206 McClain. Charles Allan 82, 130 McClellan, Lloyd Elliot 82 McClure. Robert Lee 82 McCluskey, Joseph Pryor ... 82, 132. 206. 202 McCombs. Van Kirk 82. 203 McCoy, Daniel Joseph 82 McCullen, Joe Moore 82, 130, 214 McDaniel, Alvin Ray 41 McDaniel. Curtis Eugene 82, 225 McDaniel, Ronnie H 82, 196. 231 McDonald. Robert Wallace. Jr 82, 132 Mclnnis, Samuel A 53 Mcintosh, George E 53. 122 McKay. James Mayo 53. 124. 192. 211 McKay. William David 53. 220 McKee. Bobby E. . 53.130.194,37,34.28.29.213 McKee. Kenneth Moreland 83 McKell. Mary Vivian 53. 142. 157 McKellar. Charlie Fortson 83. 134 McKinney, William Houston 83 McKinnon. William M 82. 134 Mclngvale, Pat Hamlin 82, 130 Mclntyre, Innes Thome 83. 132 McLaurin. James Evon 83 McLemore. James Dell 83. 206 McLendon, James Edward .... 83. 122, 234 McMahon, Murray Dixon 83 McMillen, Jack Clarence 83 McMullan, James Willis 83 McMullan. Robert Frank, Jr 53 McNair. Steve D 83 McNeal. Leslie Vaughn, Jr 83 McNeill, Ernest Edgar, Jr 83, 206 McNeill. G. F 53 McNutt. Elbert Denman 83, 136 McPherson, Leon Ashburn, Jr 53, 208 McRaney, Robert LeVoid, Jr. . . 83, 134, 38, 198 McReynolds, James Marion, Jr 54, 134 McSwain, Jack Madden 83, 227 Means, Ray Herbert 83, 124, 196, 228 Meek, William Edwards 84, 136 Meeks. Bynum Lee 84, 120 Megehee, Warren Glenn 54, 238 Megginson, Oscar Gray 84, 124, 235 Meiners, Donald Edwin 84 Menzie. Raymond Everett 84, 136 Meredith, Thomas Jefferson 84 Meredith, William Ralph, Jr 84, 213 Merwine. Norman Charles 41, 222 Miazza, Hubert Wesley 84. 200 Michael. Reaber D 84 Middleton Billye Joyce 54 Miles, James Lee 54, 238 Miller, Gardner Eugene 84 Miller, Jimmy Deal 84, 234 Miller, Randall J 54 Miller, Robert Glenn 84. 237 Miller, Ronald Lee 84 Miller, Walter Oliver, Jr 41 Miller, Walter Thomas 84. 134 Millis. John Allen 84, 232 Mills, Jimmy Cecil 54 Mitchell. Bobbie Sue 84, 142 Mitchell, Henry Cooper 84 Mitchell. Jerry E 84, 130, 228 Mitchell, Melville E 84 Mitchell. Monroe Barr, Jr 84, 130 Mitchell, Willard Neal 84 Mitchell, William Henry 84 Mitchener, Clifford Wintrop 84. 223 Mitchner, Winthrop Linsey 84, 241 Mize, Walter Gerald 84,136 Moak, Charles Estill 84, 241. 203 Moak, Clyde Marcus 84 Moak. Wilson Emmit 84 Moffat, Thomas Oliver 84 Moffett. Tommy Cecil 84 Mohom, Robert Wilmer, Jr 54, 186, 205 Mohundro. Cur tis Felton 84 Monk, Samuel William 84, 130, 206 Monk, Ted Lee 84 Montgomery, Ora L. Mrs 54 Montgomery, Patricia Graham 84, 208 Montgomery, William David 84. 130 Moon, I. Man 84, 201 Mooney, Thomas W 84, 223, 197 Moor. Bluford Lovelace. Jr. . 54. 37. 192. 28. 29. 198 Moore, Burbon Baford 84, 223 Moore, Coy E 84. 198 Moore, Douglas Devone 84, 241, 223 Moore, Earl Humphreys 84 Moore, Elton L 85 Moore. Ernest Dowl 85, 130 Moore, Grace Nell 85 Moore, James Maxwell 54, 196, 202 Moore, John Paul 85 Moore, Joseph Miles 85, 132 Moore. Leonard Oliver. Jr 85, 134 Moore, Lloyd Kimbrough 85 Moore, Samuel Blanchard 41. 206 Moore. Troy Dalton 85 Moore, W. Al 85, 130 Moore, William M 54, 122. 225 Moorehead. Mildred Ann 85, 157 Moores, Walter Alan 85 Mordecal, Charles Wade 85 Moreton, James Reginald ... 85. 122, 198, 225 Morgan, B. Mahlon 85 Morgan, Davis A 85 Morgan, James Paul 85 Morgan, James Powell 85 Morgan, Melvin Young 85 Morgan, Noel 85, 124 Morgan, Philip Lowell 54, 237 Morgan. Walter Raymond 85 Morgan, William Earl 85 Morris, Donald Paul 54.170,205.201 Morris, Raymond Fair. Jr 85, 130 Morris, Fred Barry, Jr 85, 126 Morris, Fred 85 Morris, Holace 85 Morris, Horace 85 Morris, Pat Harrison, Jr 85 Morrison, Donald Butler .... 55, 136, 192, 196, 37, 35, 31. 28 Morrison. Paul Clifton 85. 128 Morrison, Renee Yvonne 85 Morrison, Royce Wayne 85 Moseley, Adrian Leroy 55 Moses, Louis Rhesa 84, 241 Moss, Alvin Fleet 84 Moss. Walter W 84. 239 Moulder, Chester Spurgeon, Jr 85, 231 Mullan, Allen Martin 85, 223 Mullen, James Robert 85 Mullendore, George Pierce 55 Mullins, Glenn Edward 85 Mullins, Roger William 85 Munphree, Thomas Rae 85 Munsch, A ' bert Scherer, Jr 55 Munson. George William, Jr 85 Murphree, Carl Elmer, Jr 85 Murphy, Jack Lee 85, 128, 206, 241 Murphy, William Sewell 85 Murray, August Edson 85 Murray, James Robert 55, 122 Murray. John Billy 85 Murray. Malcolm Paul 85, 231 Musselwhite, Issac C 55. 124 Myers, Chodie Terrell, Jr 55 Myers, Danny Joe 85 Myrick, Henry Gordon 86, 166 Nabors. Bobby F 86 Nail. Braxton, Allen 55, 185, 205 Nail, William Lamar, Jr 86 Nance, Thomas Howell 86 Nash, Evelyn Gunn . . 86. 142, 158. 193, 198, 211 Nash, William Dudley 86, 177 Nason. Sammie L 86 Nations, Ida Mildred 86, 203, 228 Neal. Ben C. . 55. 136. 192, 34, 31, 241, 28. 221, 197 Neal, Gene Edris 86, 196 Neal, Lamar Brown 86, 203 Neal, Richard Wayne 86, 228 Nelms, James Wiley 86, 238 Nelson, Edward Chaplin 86 Nelson, Lovie Eugene 86 Nerren, Floyd Lafayette 86 NeSmith, N. Edward 92 Nethery, George William 55, 206, 217 Neubert, Rhyne E 55, 132 Newell. Charles Dudley 55 Newell. Paul Foster. Jr 86. 132. 196. 214 Newman. Charles Edwin 55 Newton, Joseph Franklin 55 Newton, William Jasper 86, 138 Nicaise, Randolph William 86 Nicholas, William Shelby 86, 132 Nichols, Arthur Siegel 86, 132 Nicholson, Robert Sylvester 86 Nicholson, Roy Lee 86 Nickles. William Plant 55, 136, 232 Nicholadis, Frank 86, 134 Noe, Joe Victor 86, 126. 201 Nolley. Thomas Milton 55 Oakes. Jack Elliott 55 O ' Brien. Barry Myron 55, 219, 232 O ' Dom, Richard Wallace 86, 132 Odom, John L 8 6, 241 Odenwald. Neli Graham 86, 200 Ogden, George Creswell 86, 122, 206 Oglesbee, Paul Baylis. Jr 86. 232 Oglesby. Walter 86, 124 Ogletree, Thomas Joe 86, 213, 237 O ' Keefe, Maurice Clyde 86 O ' Neal, Davan 86, 140 O ' Neill. Ben Goodwin 86, 136 Oliphant, Willis Franklin 86 Oliver, Roy Albert 86 Olivier, Jean ene 86 Onkst, James Robert 55 O ' Quinn, Edgar Byron 55 Orr, Billy Joe 55 Orsborn, Edward Eugene 86, 122 Osborn, William Howard 86, 227 Osgood, Jerry Wright 86, 132, 217 O ' Steen, Harry E„ Jr. . 55. 132. 198. 211, 217, 235 Oswalt, Ray Owen 86, 227 Otto. Norman Anthony 86, 128, 201 Overstreet, Jim James 86, 238 Oxedine, Stanley Marvin 86 Pace, George Lyle 87, 236 Pace, John Austin 87 Pace, Louis Starr 55, 122 Pace. Richard Simpson 87, 124 Palmer. James A 41 Palmer, James Ernest 87 Palmer. Paul Clifton 87, 136 Panzica, Robert Vincent 87, 122, 206 Parham, Herbert Wayne 55 Parham. Price H 55. 237 Paris. George James, Jr 87, 236 Parish, Jack Price 87, 136, 231 Parker, Dean Hovey 87, 200 Parker, George Aven 87 Parker, Harold Houston 87. 238 Parker, Hubert Harold, III 87. 122 Parker, Jack Wade 87 Parker, John Edd 87 Parker, John Lenard 41 Parker, Melvin Selby 87, 223 Parker, Raymond Louis 87 Parker, Robert Russell . . 87, 130, 192, 198. 231 Parks, Charles Lowry 55 Parks, Walter Hugh 87 Parr, Ida F. Cook 41 Parrish, Eugene M 55, 221, 211 Pate, James Russell 87, 231 260 FOUR SCORE AND SEVEN YEARS AGO . i n When You Mean BUS Say CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS Starkville, Mississippi MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. Serving Starkville, Oktibbeha County and State College more than half of a century. Places All of Its Facilities At Your Disposal When Your Business Is Banking Call on Us STUDENT INDEX Patterson. Billy Wayne 87 Patty, Dorothy 55, 142, 151 Paulson, Oscar L„ Jr 41, 201 Paxton, John 87, 241, 231 Peach, Arthur Monroe 87 Peaks, James Allen 87 Pearson, Bobby James 56 Pearson, John Edward, Jr 87 Pease, James Warren 87 Peeples, Marion Edward 87, 132 Peels, Norman Davis, Jr 41 Penley, Robert Francis 87, 130 Pennington, Connie Jackson 41 Pentecost, William Edward 87 Penton, Claude Howard 87 Penton, Houston Carroll, Jr 87, 241 Perrere, Clyde Joseph 87. 165, 187 Perry, Billy Wayne 87, 206 Perry. William E 87. 136 Pepper, Li ' lard Dison 87 Peters, Joe Ellis 56 Peterson, Gil W 87 Petty, Joe David 87 Phillips, Ercelin Verdel 87, 131 Phillips, Ila Frances 87 Phillips. Lee Roy 87 Phillips, Travis Denton 41, 241. 224 Phillips. Willie Edward 41. 126 Philpot, Jimmy Lamar 87 Pickel. Charles Haywood 87. 206 Pickering. Tommy J 87. 227 Pickett, Ernest Wade, Jr 87 Pigott, Lemuel Alexander 56, 221 Pike, James Crawford 87, 132 Filgrim, Jerry Thomas 56. 134, 231 Pilgrim, Marvin F 88 Pine, Thomas Jerry 88 Pineda, Jose Arnoldo 88 Pitman. William Leroy 88 Pitt. Laud Rolland 88, 130 Pittman, Franklin Tyner 88 Polk. Carroll Rex 88 Polk, Jerry Glenn 88 Pongetti, Raymond Edward .... 88, 233, 201 Pontius, William Frederic 88. 30 Poole, Vernon Clayton 88 Pope, James Baird, Jr 88. 122 Pope, William Joiner, Sr 56 Porter, Hubert Merrill 88 Porter, William Malvery 88, 130 Portwood. Lee W.. Jr 56, 235 Posey. Lavon Lee 56, 122, 227 Potts, Howard Calvin 41, 222 Pounds. Wayne Knight 88 Powell, R. J., Jr 88, 138 Powell, Suzanne Manaret ... 88, 198, 200, 237 Powell, Welton Virgil 56, 213 Powell, William Austin 88, 227 Power. Charles D 88 Power, Franklin Weeks ... 88, 134, 184. 205 Power, James Alexander 88 Prather, Robert Brooks 88, 134, 206 Prescott, George Oliver 88 Presley, James Lloyd 88 Pressgrove, Claud Andrew, Jr 88, 124 Price, Gayle Darnell 88 Price, Robert Milton 88, 221 Price, Robert Milton 88. 221 Price, Thomas Lem 88, 236 Price, William N 41, 221 Prince, Charles Augusta 88 Prince, Thomas Richard . . 88. 202, 211, 221, 217 Prince, William A. . . 88, 221, 202, 211, 214. 217 Prine, Donald 88, 238 Pritchard, John Morris 38 Probstel, Wolfe Ludwide 88,231 Proffitt, Ralph B 88 Proffitt, Robert Lee, Jr 88 Pruden. Jimmy Lee 41, 128 Pryor, Peter Paul, Jr 88 Puckett, Willis Newbell 88 Pullen, Julius Montgomery 88 Purnell, James Robert 56 Puryear, Harry Hewlette 88, 136 Putt, Jennie Lynn 88 Pylant, Jack Lavelle 41 Quinn, Jesse Joseph 56, 194, 37, 219 Quinnelly. Charles Marion 56, 120 Quinnelly, Donald Eugene 88 Quinnelly, Richard Clyde 56. 120 Ragan, Lillian Smith Mrs 56 Ragan. Smith Lowell 88. 134. 206 Raines. Jimmie Eckford 88, 120 Ramsay, John Wrenn .... 89, 122, 194, 196. 28. 206. 215. 231. 219 Randall. Ernest Hazard, Jr. . . . 56, 134, 196. 227 Randolph, Roderick Morrison 89 Rankin, John E 56, 241 Ranson, Bulford Wayne 89 Ratliff. Robert Ford 89 Rawls. Claudell Edmond 89, 223 Ray, Carl Lavern 56. 197 Ray, James Paul 89 Ray, John W 41 Ray, Norman Reece 89. 132. 231 Ray. Warren Leon 89 Rayborn. Hanon Carroll 89. 231 Read. Cornell E 89 Reardon, Glenn Allen 89 Redding. Charles Lee ... . 89. 124. 206. 236 Redditt. Ralph Bardin 89, 134, 228 Reddoch. Allen Burnis 56, 206 Reed. Bryant Anthony. Jr 89. 206. 200 Reed, Jack Morce 89 Reed, Robert A 89 Rees, James Gray . 56, 126. 194, 37, 28. 213. 228 Reeves, Joe Thomas 41 Reeves, Nell S 56 Reeves. Sidney Nelson. Jr 89, 122 Reeves, Smiley 89 Reeves, Willis Edward 89 Reese, Ben 89, 136, 238 Reid, Glendal Eugene 89 Reilly, Francis Niamond 89, 206, 231 Petherford, Cassie Maxey .... 89, 138, 241 Rhinehart, Wicliff Grady 41 Rhoden, Sidney Earl 89 Rhodes, Jack Russell 89, 236 Rice, Richard Edwin 89 Rich, Charles Alex 89 Rich, Sammie Max 89 Richards, Donald Eugene 89 Richards, Jim B 56 Richards, William Clerman 89, 136 Richardson. James Edley 89 Richardson. John I.. Jr 56, 130, 217. 235 Richardson. Roger Neil 89 Richardson, Samuel B., Jr 89 Richardson, Spiva Gene 89, 228 Richmond. Donald Earl 89. 120. 217 Richmond, James Renan 89. 120. 217 Richmond, William Labon 89. 132 Rickborn, Arthur Herman 89, 126 Riley, Billy Joe 89 Riley, Charles Julian 89, 136, 231 Riley. Grady Franklin, Jr 89 Rinehart, Colmore 89. 124 Ritchey. Jerry Eugene 89. 223 Ritter, Charles W. . . 89, 124. 194. 213, 198, 228 Rizzuto, Anthony B 41 Roark, William Glenn 90, 206 Robbins, John Bell 90 Robbins, Wayne Lindsey 90 Rcberts, Clarence Wood 90 Roberts, Loyal Edwards. Jr 90, 128 Roberts, Richard Thomas 90 Roberson, Jackie Elmo 90 Roberson, James Edwin 90, 228 Roberson, John P 90 Roberson, Leslie Webb 90 Roberson, Richard Lee 90 Robertson, W. Herman 56 Robertson, William Hosea. Jr 90 Robinson, Charles Lee 56 Robinson, Robert Alexander 56, 221 Robinson, Henry Cutah 41 Robinson, Howard Chapell 41 Robinson, William Curtis 57, 202 Romary, Donald L 90 Rone, Robert Riley 90 Roper, William Edell 90 Rosamond, John Bell 90, 132 Rose, Clifford Allison, Jr 90, 124 Rose, Laston James 90, 241 Rose. Theodore Leonard 90. 231 Ross, Benjamin Askew 90, 130 Rcss. George Armstrong 90 Ross. Jimmie Small ... 90. 132. 169. 180. 183 Ross. Lent Alexander 90 Ross. Louie G.. Jr 90 Ross. Robert Edward 90, 241. 221 Roth. Harold Stanley 57, 219. 227 Rounsaville. Bill Byrd 90 Fowan. Bill M 90 Rowe. Walter Ellsworth 57, 130 Rowell. Willie Joe 57, 128 Rubel. Werner Horst 90 Ruffin, James Alton . . 57, 194. 37. 213. 224. 200 Runnels, Thomas Carrol . 90, 124, 196. 34, 33. 28 Rusroe. Herbert C 90 Russell. Alice Virginia 90, 152, 206 Russell, Carlton Parrish, Jr 90, 214 Russell, Edward Bryan 90. 132 Russell. William E 41 Russum. Joseph Howorth 90. 136. 30 Rutledge. Anne 57. 142, 37. 28. 193 Rutledge. Robert Earl 57. 224 Ryan, James William 90 Savvatini, Frank 90. 173 Sabogal, Alvaro 57, 201 Sallis, William Charles 90. 124 Salmon, Walter Thomas 90. 130. 228 Sanders, Hairston Flourncey 90, 138 Sanders, Myrl Eugene 90, 206 Sandifer. Thomas Cleveland, Jr 90 Sansing, Edward Pierce 90, 214 Sappington, Charles Wes ' ey . . 57, 37. 213. 238 Saucier. Sidney Peter. Ill 91. 201 Saucier. Kenneth Lamar 91 Sauls. Fred Lamar. Jr 91. 120 Saulter, Sam Rudolph 91 Saunders. David Ames 57, 124. 208 Savage. James Fred. Jr 91. 212, 214 Sawyer. Clifton Walker 91, 196. 33 Scales. Walter. IV 91, 132 Schaub. William Dampeer 57, 124, 235 Scherman, Francis James 91 Schilling, Felix Arthur 91, 126 Schoonover, Robert Louis 91, 30 Schultz, George Daniel, Jr 91 Schweizer. Louis, Jr 91 Sciple, Rowena Shepherd 57 Scoggins. Charles Roland 91 Scoper, Vincent Grady, Jr 57, 188, 220 Scott. Harold Burnham, Jr 91 Scott. John Holcomb 57 Scott. Paula Keith .... 91. 142, 158, 206, 207 Scott, William Berry, Jr 91, 232 Seal, Lawrence LaDanias 91, 206, 227 Seal, Tommie Delo 57 Seal, Warren Lee 91 Seefeld. Walter Herman, Jr 91 Sellers, Doyle Shearon 91 Sellers, Joseph Carroll 57, 238 Sellars, Paul Scott 57. 238 Senneth. Charlie Otis ... 91, 128, 194, 198, 212 Session, Curtis Lavern 91 Sewell, Waymon Darold 91, 241, 223 Seymour, Edward Franklin, Jr 91 Shackelford. Lloyd Lunwood 57. 213. 233 Shackelford. Robert Hockaday. Jr. . . . 91. 134 Shadow, Tommy O ' Neal 91 Shamoun. Joe David 91, 235 Shanks, James Leslie 91, 132 Shannon, Larry Sutton 91, 208 Sharnnon, Garner Isaac 57, 122, 227 Sharp, Charlie Herman, Jr 91 Sharpe, Edgar E 91, 124, 221 Sharp, Howard LaFayette 91 Sharp, Thomas Page 91, 132, 227 Sharp, Walter Lamar 57 Shaw, Bobby Ray 57 Shaw, Douglas F 91, 227 Shaw, Guy Dale 91 Shaw, William S 57, 234 Sheffield, Charles Ernest 91, 227 Sheffield, Joe Frank 91 Shelby. Gideon Gordon 91 263 Shelby, Paul 57 Shelton. Robert Edwin 91. 238 Shepherd, Billy G 57. 171, 205 Shepherd. Billy Hugh 91. 130 Sheppard, Donald Rupert, Jr 91, 124, 33 Shinn, Thomas Watson .... 91, 124, 196. 206 Shippey, Caludell Jackson 57. 208 Shippey, David Jonathan 57, 241 Shirley, Robert Floyd 91 Shoemake, Claude Edward. Jr. . . . 75, 213. 239 Shook. Percy James 92 Shook, Tom Mix 57, 120, 206 Shropshire, Richard Alan 92 Shumock, Rayiord Horace 58, 238 Simmons. Edgar Earl 92 Simmons, Reginald Farris 92 Simmons, William Jonathan .... 92, 132, 206 Simpson, David Lawrence 92 Simpson, Howard B 92, 130 Sims. James Harold 92. 241 Sims. Joe A 92. 238 Sims. William Alston .... 58, 132, 225. 235 Singh. Ambika 41 Sinquefield. Ray A 92 Sinquefield. Roy Alexander 92 Skates. William Cornelius 92 Skelton, Aubrey Dean . . 92, 124, 196, 200, 214 Skelton. John, Jr 92 Skelton, Robert Glenn 92 Skinner. Charles William 92 Skinner. Evelyn Spence 92 Skinner, Paul Flake 92, 136. 241 Skinner. Roland Benjamin 92, 136 Slater, Charles Lee 92 Slaton, Augustus M„ Jr. . 58. 34. 30. 28, 206. 234 Slaughter, Samuel Wolter, Jr 92 Sloan, Billie Fae 92, 208 Slover, Roland Earl 92 Smallwood, Robert Talmadge ... 58. 124, 194. 37. 35, 28. 29. 238 Smith. A. Nell 58, 228 Smith, Cecil Ted 92 Smith, Charles Ferrell 92. 231 Smith. Charles Ralph .... 58, 213, 241, 224 Smith. Clarence Morell 92 Smith, Darrell Reed 41, 197 Smith, David Eugene 92, 232 Smith, Dewey Bernell 58 Smith. Don Preston 92 Smith, Ernest Joseph 58 Smith. Frank Douglas 92 Smith, Frank Edwin 92 Smith. Freeman Lyle 92, 136, 208 Smith. Gary Phillips 92, 124, 210, 208 Smith, Harry Raymond 92 Smith, Harry Stokes 92. 134 Smith, Henry Herbert, Jr 58. 141 Smith, Hugh V 92. 138, 235 Smith, James G 58 Smith, James J 58 Smith. Jerry Scott 92 Smith, John Calvin 41, 197 Smith, Joseph Lewis 58 Smith, Kenneth Gene 92 Smith, Lawrence Olford, Jr 92 Smith. Lester Gary 58, 220 Smith, Paul Gibson 92, 241 Smith, Percy Edgar 92 Smith. Philip Staten .... 92. 124, 196. 33. 217 Smith, Richard Eugene, Jr 92, 124. 28 Smith. Sammie Carr 58, 208 Smith, Shirley Hughey 58 Smith, Thomas Dewitt 92, 231 Smith, Thomas H 93 Smith, Walter Herbert, Jr 93, 141, 201 Smith, Virgil Kirkland, Jr 41 Smithson. Lee Frannan 93 Smylie. John W 58. 122. 192. 215, 219 Snider. Billy 58. 223, 200 Snider, Henry 58, 223 Soloman. John Edwards .... 58, 124, 33, 235 Sones, John Warren, Jr 58 Souleyrette, Dumont Alden 41, 222 South, Farvin Murry 58 Sowell. Narvel Andrew 58 Sparkman, Robert Roderick .... 93, 126, 241 Sparks, David H 41 Sparks. Thomas Wayne 58, 239 Spearman, Don Owen 58 Speed, Clifton, M„ Jr 93 Spell. Joe Graves 93 Spell, Thomas David 59 Spence, David A., Jr 59, 122, 181, 205 Spencer, Davis Starnes 93 Spencer, John Burton 93 Spencer, Marion David 93 Spinks, Francis Fox . 93. 124. 196. 203. 208, 214 Springer, Edward 93, 227 Stacy, Jo Ann 93, 147 Stafford. Carolyn Withrow . . 93. 142, 193, 202 Stafford, Robert H 93 Stain, William Charles 93 St. Amant, Percy Peter, Jr 93 Stan, Steve 59, 223 Standifer, Leonidas Calmet, Jr 41 Standridge, Olen Allen 93 Stanford, Paul Clyde 93, 197 Stanford, Charles Leo, Jr 59, 206, 203 Stanley, Robert Eugene 93, 132 Stanton, William Winfield, III 93, 134, 171, 187, 205, 235 Starropoulos, Dionysos John 93, 211 Steele, Bobby Loraine 93, 217 Steele, George Alex 93, 241 Steele, Maxie Dean 93 Steele. Robert Bryan 93. 37, 221 Steen, William A.. Jr 93, 227 Stegall, Melton James 59, 241. 220 Stennet, William Austin 59 Stephens. Herbert Louis 59 Steverson, Alton Jackson. Jr 93 Stewart, Daniel E 59,231 Stewart, Harry Lloyd 93, 231 Stewart, James Donald 93, 241 Still, Robert Morris 93. 196 Still, Thomas Wayne 41, 222 Still, William Eugene 93 Stilley, John D 93 Stockett. Richard Carrington, Jr. . 93. 130, 214, 235 Stockstill, Douglas Dale 93 Stoker, James Bernard 93 Stoker, Richard James, Jr 93, 130 Stoker, Wayne Allen 93 Stokes, Matthus Eugene 93 Stokes, Virgil Clinton 41 Stone, Richard Norbin, Jr 93, 134, 214 Storment, Candler Fay 93, 241. 197 Stribling, Jimmy Garrell 93 Strickland. Dudley Lafayette 93 Strickler. Robert Eugene ... 93, 223, 210, 208 Stricklin. James A 59 Stringer. Nathan Dale 93 Strong, Kermit Leroy 93 Strong, Lenton W 59 Strong, William Gordon 94 Stroukoff. Michael, Jr 59, 225 Stuckey, Herbert Lewis 59, 126 Suber, Billy Scott 94, 140. 205 Sullivan. Charles Thomas 94 Sullivan. Eulie Eueewe 94 Sullivan, George 94 Sullivant, Walter Reece 59, 228 Summers. Dorris Donald 94 Summers. William Penn 94, 231 Sumner, Lislie Edward 94 Sumrall. Hilton Ray 94, 138 Sutherland, William Jeffries 94 Suttle. Thomas Glenn 94 Suttle, William K 94, 231 Sutton, Harry St. Clair 94 Swalm, Dave C. . . . 59, 126. 194, 215, 219. 232 Swan, Robert Lee 94, 124, 35 Swedenburg, Billy Rudolph 94 Swetland, Jerry Holmes 94, 130 Swilp. John Beraerd 94, 171, 201 Swoope, Edward Ashby 94. 122, 228 Swoope, Frank Gray 94, 122 Swope, Omor Kenneth 94 Swords, Luther C 41 Sylvester, Robert Terrell 94, 132, 228 Tabor. Harry Bernard, Jr 94, 236 Tait, James Melbourne 94, 173. 201 Tate. William Francis 59 Taylor. Billy George 94 Taylor. Clyde Edwin 94, 201 Taylor, David Spencer. Jr 94 Taylor, Dwain Dently 94 Taylor. Johnny Seymour 94, 130 Taylor, Lester Eugene 94 Taylor, Madison Leach 94, 134 Taylor Mahlor P 94, 196 Taylor. Roger Williams 94, 126 Taylor, Tommy Barbee 94 Taylor, Wallace L 94 Teagule, Joseph Veto, Jr 94, 241 231 Teal, Noble Dee 94. 124, 206 Teel, John William 94 Teer, Walter Fred, Jr 94 Terry, Andrew Gid . . . 59, 124, 37, 194, 35, 28 Terry, Denny Austin 94, 134 Tharp. Thomas H 94, 231 Thaxton, James Percy 94 Thomas, Dudley Edwin. Jr 94, 120 Thomas, Joseph Brown 94 Thomas, Mrs. Leila Harrison 59 Thompson, Charles Allen 95 Thompson, George Thomas 95 Thompson, James Edward, Jr 95 Thompson, James Ralph 95, 196 Thompson, Robert Leslie ... 95. 120. 196, 206 Thompson. William Isaac Shelby ... 95, 124 Thompson. Wilfred Roland. Jr. . . . 59, 124. 192 Thornhill, John Walter 95 Thornton. Billy Don 95 Thornton. Wiley Clayton, Jr 95 Thrailkill, George Mavin 95 Thrash, Edward Frank 95, 232 Threldkeld, Jimmy 95 Threlkeld, William B„ Jr 95, 231, 241 Tickner. Robert Dale. Jr 95 Tidwell, William Melvin 59, 227 Tiller, William Lewis 95, 241 Tingle, Milton Harrell 95 Tisdale. Robert Welbourne .... 95, 130, 206 Todd, Benjamin Lawrence 95 Todd, Thomas Gresham 95 Tolbert, William Troy .... 59, 35. 37. 192, 122 Toler, Thomas Wesley 95, 228 Tomlinson, Lee McDonald 95, 222 Tomlinson, Raymond L., Jr 95 Toombs, Henry Irby. Jr 95 Torbert. Robert Edward 95 Touchstone. William C 59 Towery, Brooke Lanier 95 Townsend, Lee Thomas 95 Trainor, Franklin Roosevelt 95, 134 Tramel, Dorothy Robinson 95 Tramel, Lee Roy 95 Tramel, Sammy Joe 95 Trava, George Charles 95, 188, 201 Traylor, Charles Becker 95 Traylor, Donald Grant 95, 225 Treadaway, Joanne 95, 206, 207 Tribbey, Marvin Dale 95 Triplet!, Glover B., Jr 41, 222 Triplett. Imogene Crump 95 Triplett, James Devon 95 Tubbs. Ellis. Jr 59 Tucei, Franklin Delaville 95 Tucker, Leslie Ross 59 Tucker, William Thomas .... 59,37,211,235 Tullos, George Odell 95 Tullos, Woodrow Gaylon 95, 126 Turnage. Wade, Jr 95 Tunell, Norman R 95 Turner, Hubert T 59 Turner, Jimmie Ralph 59. 197, 213, 222 Turner, Matthew Gerald 59 Turner, Thomas Berry 95 Turner. William Samuel 95 Turnipseed, Marvin Roy 96, 228 Twitty, Richard Charles 59 Tynes, Sucille Genevieve P 96 Tynes. James Samuel 96, 241 Urie, Joseph Leroy 96, 225 Underwood, William Graham 96, 134 Unland, Harold Don, Jr 96 Vaher, U 96 Vail, Jean 96 Vail, John Paul 96 Valentin. Forrest Therrill 96, 214 Valentine, Patricia Lee 96, 142 Valentine, Richard Edward 96 Valentine, Truman Franklin, Jr 96 Vallas, Theodore G. . 96. 132, 172, 182, 183, 205 Vandevere, Louis Edwin, Jr 96 Van Devender, Edward Pace 96 Varnado. Billy W 60, 138, 241, 235 Varnado. Jack Donald 6( Vaughan, Charles Edwin 60, 222 Vaughan, Jack Parker . . 96, 13 ' Vaughan, John Kenneth 60, 221, 211 Vaughn. Charleston Adair 60, 122 Venier, Louis John 60, 167, 205, 201 264 GORDON ' S SHOE STORE STARKVILLE Buy Your Shoes at Gordon ' s — Pay Cash and Save the Difference ' £1 Future military might — or might not Bryan Bros. Packing Co. West Point, Miss. PRAIRIE BELT MEATS BRYAN BROS. CANNED MEATS Cheese-Cake ■R I V T ■  ■ [AffiMASCQPE NDW SHOWING AT 5CDTT FIELD THE EAGLE ™ Penneys The Home of QUALITY MERCHANDISE at the LOWEST PRICES Shop Penney ' s for all your needs YOU SAVE ! East Mississippi Lumber Co. 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Bell ( M Club), ' 22; H. C. Bell, Jr., ' 35 STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI STUDENT INDEX Vice. James Richardson 96, 232 Vickery, Hugh Pate 96 Vincent, Jimmy 96, 166 Vivado. Raul Ricardo 60. 225 Von Kanel, Otto Paul, Jr. . . . 60, 120, 213, 222 Waddell, James William 96 Wadley, William Thomas 96 Wagner, Wayne Anthony 60. 213, 238 Waits, William Joe 60, 120 Walden. Gerald Martin 96 Waldrop, Gerald Wayne 96 Waldrup. Billy Joe 96 Waldrup. Lenagene Gibson 96 Walker. Marion Reed. Jr 60 Wales. William Wallace 96 Walker. Alfred 96. 130. 241 Walker, Bobby Jane 96. 231 Walder. Bobby Williams 96, 134, 196 Walker. Clinton William. Jr. . . 96. 134. 182. 183. 205. 214. 217 Walker. Fred Griffin 96 Walker, James Eugene 96 Walker. Joseph John. Jr 96 Walker, Robert Huggins 96 Wall, Charles Cooper 96. 130 Wall. Damon 41. 200 Wallace. Billy Dave 96. 140 Wallace. Eddie 96. 120. 206 Wallace. John Melvin 96. 231 Wallace, Joseph Harmon 96 Wallace, Ralph Boyd 60, 168 Waller, lone Mae 98 Wallin. Thomas Niles 98, 120 Wellington. Edward 98. 120. 241 Walters, Bobby Gene 98 Walters, Thomas Edwin 98, 136, 228 Ward, Erwin Connell 60 Ward, Clarence Harvey, Jr 98 Ward, Linley Dent, Jr 98 Ward, Robert Stuart 98, 134 Ward, William Eugene 98 Wardlaw. William Oscar 98, 222 Ware, Billy Tom 98 Ware, James Kitterell 98. 120 Warren. Cecil Gene . 60. 136. 197, 198, 200. 235 Wasser, Chester C, Jr 41 Wasson. Charles Newton 60 Waterer, Willie Frank 98. 136 Watkins, Alexander Herbert . . 98, 124, 206, 198 Watkins, Homer W„ Jr 60 Watson, Ira Joe 98, 120 Watts, John Wayne 98, 122 Weatherly. Charles E 98 Weaver, George Garvin 98 Webb, James K 41 Webb, Roland Robert. Jr 98. 196 Weems, James Edwin 98. 213 Weir. Guy Ray 98 Weir, Jeane Marie 60, 142, 193 Weir, John Paul 98 Weir. Robert Homer 98, 130. 214 Weir, Thomas Milton 98 Welch, Lonnie Jo 98 Wells, Billy Eugene 60 Wells, Franklin Kerby 98, 130. 206 Wells. Glen Thomas 60 Wells, William Barrie 98 Welsh, Carl Victor, Jr 98. 124 Welshans, Wallace Alfred, Jr 98, 124 Wentz, Robert Earl 60 West, Alton Oamer, Jr 98,138 West, David Tullis 61 West, Robert Herman 61, 134, 194 Westling, Carl Leon, Jr 98 Westmark, Glenn Wayne 98, 134 Weston, Coburn Lawrence 98, 221 Westrope, DeWitt Talmadge. Jr. . . 98, 126, 241 Wharton, Wyant Joseph 98 Whear, Frank Ray 98 Wheeler, Clifton Martin 98 Wheeler, Robert Frank 61. 235 Whitaker, Charles Alvin 61 Whitaker. Harold Henry 98. 217 White. Billy M 98. 223 White. Charles Jackson. Jr 61 White, Gordon Hughes .... 98, 198, 208. 237 White. Hailey Bradley 61, 120 White, James Carl, Jr 99 White, James Frederick, Jr 99 White. Lester Palmer 99, 126, 233 White, Louis Virginia 99, 200 White, Loyce Leon 99 White, Rufus DeLee 61, 224 White, Sam Luce, Jr 99 White, Samuel H 41 Whiteside, Jimmy Talmadge 99 Whitfield, John Robert 99. 130 Whitmire. Edward 61 Whittington. Andrew Lavell .... 99. 202, 239 Whitworth. James Harold 99 Wilbourn. Carl Gladwyn 99 Wilbourn, Rayford 61 Wildmon. Allen Franklin 99 Wiley, Benjamin Franklin, Jr. 99, 136 Wilkins, Billy Martin 99 Wilkinson, Paul Brown 99 Williams. Adrian Brister 99 Williams. Alexander Lane 99 Williams. Arthur Wallace 61. 136 Williams, Betty Jo 99, 143 Williams, Billy Charles 99 Williams, Charles Ellis 99 Williams, Charles H 41 Williams. Charles T 99, 197, 224 Williams. Dudley Gorden 99, 136, 224 Williams, Durward Eric. Jr __ 99 Williams. Edward Earl 99. 124, 211 Williams, Harold Kenneth 99, 241 Williams. Henry Chalmers 99 Williams. Horace Leslie 99 Williams, James Robert Williams. lessee Winfield ... 99. 214, 217. 21 Williams, Jimmy Sidney 99, 24 Williams, Jon Julian 61, 22 Williams. Robert Max .... 99, 136, 173, 20 Williams, Stanley Patterson Williams, Thomas Jerry S Williams, Wallace Hart 61, 205, If Williamson, Bobby Leon Williamson, Charlie Allen ( Williamson, Donald D 41, 2! Williamson, Gerald Kent S Williamson, Jon Allen 99, 1! Williamson, Luther Halbert. Jr J Willis, Alfred Donald Wilson, Charles Wesley i Wilson, Charles B 61, 21 Wilson, Hugh Kenneth 97, 21 Wilson, Joe Engram 97, 124, 2( Wilson, Terry Lamar 97, 241. 21 Wilson, William Arnold 97, 2! Wiltshire, Robert Ellison 97, II Winstead, Gerald Darrow i Wiman, Allison James 97, 124, 2( Windham. Gerald 41, li Wooford, Dan LeRoy 61, 130 21 Wcmack, Herbert ( Woodburn, Laura Ann 97, 200, I Woodward, Roland i Woodward, William Donald 97, II Wood, Dexter Buford 97, 124, 2: Wood, Joseph Terrell Wood, Norman Reub en Wood, Thomas Irwin Wood, Verl Hue Woods, David C Woods, Walter Gene 97, 2i Woods, Hiram Glynn Woolyin, Joel Wiley Word, Ed Louis 97, 2: Wright, Billy Clinard Wright, Charles Douglas 97, II Wright, Clay Thompson Wright Garland Stanford Wright. John 97, 2 Wright. Willie Walton. Jr 61. 2 Wylie, Jimmy Wood Yarbrough, Bobby S Yarbrough, Boyce Bryson Yeager, James Edward 97, 2 Yelverton, Rush Spencer ... 97, 130, 198, 2 Yesko. Joseph John 97, Young, Hugh Harper 61, 2 Young, James Farnsworth 97, 122, 1 Young, Jon Allen 97, 1 Young, Norman Ray 97, 2 Young, Thad Pierce 97, 2 Young. Robert Roland Youngblood. Walter Edward 97, 2 Zimmerman, Bill Daheman . . 61, 165, 205, 2 Zumalt, David P 97, 2 268 PecpteJ £afinqA Sank MEMBER OF THE F.D.I.C. A FRIEND TO THE COLLEGE Strong . . . Progressive . . . Courteous STARKVILLE ' S LEADING BANK Starkville ' s Leading Bank Since 1889 WALTER PAGE . . . President F. COOPER . . . Vice-President and Cashier Compliments FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT GRILL CAFETERIA STATE FOUNTAIN SOUTHLAND SALUTES The £etieille ON ITS SOtk EDITION Our sincere congratulations to the Mississippi State College ' s Yearbook upon the publication of the Golden Anniversary Edition. 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