Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 344 of the 1964 volume:

6 MO) ACADEMICS A NBAJ iDDmON 70 THE CAMPUS, 1U£ WAND CRE UfCAL WB. ACCOJNflNGr BfOUXSV LANGUAGE U£O 0N C£ WtJU SACR V AR,TR CA UPUS CHANGES QUOGNTUNION . . . N 54RIY COMPLETE BULLDOG FIGHT FOR. VICTORY BfOUXSVBUfLDfNG UNrV£R£fTV, fNSTTTUnON 1U£ LONG WAUC10 CLASS FfR£TPR££rD£NrOF W - STEWEN O. LEk BeAUTfK In the heart of Mississippi, made by none but God ' s own hands. Stately in her natural splendor, our Alma Mater proudly stands; Mississippi State we love you, fondest memories cling to thee, Life shall bear thy spirit ever, Loyal friends we ' ll always be. Maroon and White, Maroon and White! Of thee with joy we sing; Thy colors bright, our souls delight, with praise our voices ring. WOIUECOWN ELECTIONS BULL SESSION Tho ' our life some power may vanquish, loyalty can ' t be o ' er run. Honors true on thee we lavish, until the setting of the sun; Live Maroon and White forever, ne ' er can evil mar thy fame, Nothing us from thee can sever, Alma Mater we acclaim. Maroon and White, Maroon and White! to thee our hearts will cling, Thy sons will fight with all their might for thee in everything. F R7T£g STUDENT UFk GPJZWNQAGAlNl $ ■ £ CfeAnON rfw F£££WAN 0 MP |PF tad Hi ■•:!! f W A • ' ' ,.■■■ .1. § . ' : ' .■. ' ■;■-■ -•: • . . . • .; : ;.;.v : • ' • • : i ■iiiiifil iSl J ft .- - J ' mJ THE- CR£O OL4 fU0N J+1 1964 R£V£IUX Only a handful of students attempt to compose a book which will hold the wonderful memories of your college life. It has been a long. hard, tedious job, and we have often wondered if it could be done. Through all the trials and tribula- tions we have enjoyed it, and we hope you will be proud of and pleased with your ' 64 REVEILLE. 1 • ' ■ = V IF % ■ 1 - : IP £ -.. Ik ; m I JS ■JBI §£ M 9B g — 4 9 w. w. Littlejohn BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS Not Pictured: H. Gwin, P. Baker ADMINISTRATION ORGANISATIONS OASSES FUTURES 9)a SBM8tf jrfc sir 3r 4k S B J X ' : sHbLl GREEKS OP uwry USUUFE ATHLETICS fN UE UORW To the memory of President Emeritus Ben Hilbun in ap- preciation for his lifetime of service to the State of Mis- sissippi and to Mis- sissippi State Univer- sity and his intense interest in the youth of his beloved state. DR . BEN WLBUN Truly blessed are fN UEMOR-W those who came un- der the inspiring leadership, the kind personal interest and unselfish devotion of Dean Willie Evans. vgan u rma uj. WANG r •so. ' 64 TWE UONORfiBIB PAVLB.JOUNCON OUR GOVERNOR BOARD COTRUSTEES CP fNSmUTTONS OFWSWER l£fl£N N Tom Tubb — Chairman Ira Mogran H. G. Carpenter J. N. Lipscomb Leon Lowrey Ray Izard Charles D. Fair S. R. Evans Tally Riddell DR . VGAN W. COUWRD OUR PQ££[UGNT DR. BEN HILBUN PRESIDENT EMERITUS DR. T. K. MARTIN EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT DR. D. W. AIKEN DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS DR. JOHN K. BETTERSWORTH- ACADEMIC AFFAIRS VICE PRESIDENT DR. WILLIAM L. GILES MR. L. F. MALLORY FISCAL-PHYSICAL COMPTROLLER MR. J. E. THOMAS DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT MRS. FRANCIS LEE DEAN OF WOMEN MR. BOB WILLIAMS ALUMNI EXECUTIVE-SECRETARY MR. BILL FOSTER DIRECTOR OF MSU UNION MR. ANDY BOND DIRECTOR OF STUDENT AIDS MR. LYNN D. FURGERSON REGISTRAR DR. JOHN C. LONGEST DIRECTOR OF STUDENT HEALTH MR. MALCOLM G. GRAY STUDENT HOUSING SUPERVISOR MR. BOB MOULDER PUBLIC INFORMATION DIRECTOR Jmi Aim ill I i MR. B. S. HOOD TRAFFIC AND SECURITY DIRECTOR €iffl£ STUDENT OFFICERS President John Gilbert Vice President Diane Roberts Secretary . . Barbara Bratton Treasurer David Divine SO 00L DR. CHESTER McKEE Dean of Graduate School B.S., Mississippi State University M.S., University of Wisconsin Ph.D., University of Wisconsin The Graduate School has been in operation since 1936, and in the last ten years has given more Master ' s Degrees than the entire university gave Bachelor ' s Degrees from the time of its founding in 1880 to the formation of the Graduate School in 1 936. The number of fields in which advanced degrees are offered is increasing every year, and the Graduate School is doing much to further the interests of higher education in Mississippi. All over the world, men and women with graduate degrees from Mississippi State University may be found working for the betterment of their society. COLLEGE CP STUDENT OFFICERS President Duke Morgan Vice President Ross Ingram Secretary-Treasurer C. 0. Herchenhahn AGR1CUUUR£ DR. LOUIS N. WISE Dean of College of Agriculture B.S., Louisiana State University M.S., Louisiana State University Ph.D., Purdue University The College of Agriculture was one of the primary objectives of the original founding, when the university was known as Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College. The College of Agriculture has always played an important part in the development of the university, and through its efforts, many improvements have been made in the agriculture of the State of Mississippi and the nation. The College of Agriculture endeavors to prepare men and women for research in the various fields of agriculture, for extension work, for service in the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture, for teaching in high schools and colleges, and for serving in many fields of business where a knowledge of agriculture and farm life are valuable in dealing with the farmer and the general public. COLL££E CP ARJSANO STUDENT OFFICERS President Newt Hamlin Vice President Bob White Secretary-Treasurer Kirk Shaw GO£NCE£ DR. L. C. BEHR Dean of College of Arts and Sciences B.S., University of Minnesota Ph.D., University of Illinois The College of Arts and Sciences developed from the School of General Sciences estab- lished in 1903. The college tries to educate the student in broad fields of interest in addition to one major field. The program emphasizes the building of a useful and well- rounded life by providing for the student the opportunity to acquire the understanding necessary for him to contribute to the advancement of society. The college offers many fine facilities for the use of its students, including those of the recently constructed Hilbun Hall and Hand Chemical Laboratory. COU££kOP wmm m 1 m wim 1 — i ■ | - ! ; 11 JJ ' 1 -.4 STUDENT OFFICERS AND President Paul King Vice President Walter Stubbe Secretary . Bill Harvey Treasurer Gary Hawkins Representative Ken Smith fNDUSFRY DR. WILLIAM FLEWELLEN Dean of College of Business and Industry B.S., University of Alabama M.S., University of Alabama Ph.D., Columbia University The College of Business and Industry at Mississippi State trains the student to take his place in the business world. He learns the techniques and skills of his major field, whether it be accounting, business administration, management, or one of the other fields of con- centration offered by the college. The college strives to educate men and women for posi- tions of responsibility in their respective business and professions, and to enable them to advance rapidly in their positions and in their appreciation of the values and obligations of good citizenship. C0UX6£0F STUDENT OFFICERS President Sam Baker Vice President Virginia Neal Secretary Lindsey Hine Treasurer Judy Davis HX OmON DR. FRANCIS A. RHODES Dean of College of Education A.B., University of Florida M.A., University of Florida Ed.D., University of Florida The educational system of the State of Mississippi has a growing need for more teachers on the elementary and high school levels. This need is being met by Mississippi State ' s College of Education whose purpose is to train men and women for educational service in the public schools. The College of Education has a functional type program, giving both classroom work and actual teaching experience to students who are interested in teaching or serving as school administrators, coaches, school counselors, or band directors. COLLEGE OP STUDENT OFFICERS President Glendon Bradley Vice President Bill Moore Secretary-Treasurer Bob Morrison Representative John Cockerhan DR. HARRY C. SIMRALL Dean of College of Engineering B.S., Mississippi State University M.S., University of Illinois Graduate Study, Pittsburgh University The College of Engineering, rated as one of the finest in the nation, consists of cour- ses of study designed to meet the requirements for engineers competently trained to assume responsibilities and leadership in modern industry and engineering organizations. A well-trained staff, modern equipment and laboratories, and the finest facilities avail- able assure the future engineer that he will receive the best possible education so that he might enter into the engineering world with a full understanding of his work. COLLE££OP STUDENT OFFICERS President Louidean Ball FORESTRY DR. ROBERT T. CLAPP Dean of College of Forestry B.A.. University of Pennsylvania M.F., Yale University The College of Forestry, unlike most of the colleges of the university, does not limit its work to the classroom, but includes a great deal of work in the field, putting classroom principles into practice. Mississippi State offers excellent facilities for the College of Forestry, including the Northeast Mississippi Experimental Forest, an 8000 acre tract of land managed by the College of Forestry. This forest, well stocked with a variety of timber species and age class- es, offers the student much practical experience toward becoming a competent forester. C£NfOR£ JUMOR£ QOPUCHORBQ ' 64 GRADUATE CLASS OFFICERS John Gilbert President Diane Roberts Vice President Barbara Bratton Secretary David Divine Treasurer ADAMS, Curtis H., Starkville, Ag. ANDERSON, James F., Macon, KA. BAZYAR, Manouchehr, Iran. BAZYARI, Habibollah, Iran., Ag. BHANDARI, Dev Raj, Khanna, India BLAKE, Eva E., Lexington, Miss. BISHOP, David Nolan, Sardis BUSH, John M. Ill, Conway, Ark., History CARLISLE, Woodrow W. J., West Point CHARLES, Omar Wendell, Starkville CONVINGTON, James E., Meridian DILWORTH, Ben C, State College DOBBINS, David Lynn, Corinth, Miss., Eng. DORRIS, Stewart, Jackson, ATO DUGAN, Robert A., Buffalo, N.Y. FENG, Kuo Ching, Kiangsu, China, F FENG, Shu-Hui, China FIELDS, James M. Jr., State College GADDIS, Edwin Martin, Meridian GOLD, Joe Dan, Benton, Ky., Ed. HARRIS, Joseph Patrick, Decatur HELENIAK, Roman J. Mantee, History HERRING, Dora E. Rose, Starkville, Bus. HINES, William C, Jackson HODIL, Earl H., Glenshaw, Penn. HOLLEY, William H., Clarksdale, Bus. HOWELL, Gordon S., Mobile, Ala. HSIEH, Jih Meei, Taiwan, China, Ag. HULL, John B„ Ft. Pierce, Fla., ATO JACKS, Phillip Edwin, Pontiac, Mich. JACKSON, James E., Bolton JEFFREYS, Kirk Ramsay, Jr., Jackson, Sigma Chi KAKKAR, Bipinder K., Faridabad, India KELLY, Donald William, Moss Point, Phi Kappa Tau ffl fa ff I n o o GRADUATES n D f 4iJl. tf;J v .i J KELLY, James B., Pascagoula, Eng. KIANG, Chih Li, Taiwan, China, Hort. KIM, Pil Ju, Seoul, Korea KIMBROUGH, Vernon K., Winterville, Ag. LEHMAN, Edward C, Jr., Cranston, R.I. LOVE, John N., Jr., Amory LOVE, Mary A., Maben McCARLEY, Robert W., Greenwood McREYNOLDS, John T., Starkville, Ag., Sigma Chi MEEKS, Roy A., Jr., Greenwood, PiKA NGUYEN, Nghe T., Saigon, Viet Nam PALMERTREE, Hiram D., Vaiden PANAGIOTOU, Angelo J., Greece, Eng. PASSBACH, F. L., Jr., Natchez PERKINS, Alice E., Starkville PHILLIPS, Roy S., Macon, Bus. PRESTON, James D., Murfreesboro, Tenn., Sociology ROBERTS, Diane, Selmer, Tenn., Chi Omega ROBINSON, Jerry W., Jr., Liberty, Sociology SALLIS, Joe Z., Greenwood SHOWS, Robert Carroll, Brookhaven, Ed. SINGH, Avtar, Panjab, India, LA SMITH, Barbara L., Steens, History SPIERS, James M., Wiggins SUWELO, Ismu S., Bogor, Indonesia SWINK, Hugh S., Calhoun City, Ed. TINGLE, Frederic C, Meridian TYNES, James S., Poplarville WALKER, Dorothy R., Stoneville, A S WALKER, William G., Pheba WATSON, J. H., New Albany WEST, Alice F., Humboldt, Tenn., ZTA WORLEY, Van R., Jr., Sand Hill, Ed. BOYETTE, John D., Longview L to R: Orr, Coggin, Harrison, Barbour. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Max Orr . President Wiley Barbour Vice President Sandra Harrison Secretary Jimmy Coggin Treasurer ARERNETHY, James W. Jr., Booneville, LA ADCOCK, Lewis Q., Jackson, Ed., SPE AGOSTINELLI, Victor M., Clarksdale, Eng., ASCE, Newman Club ALFORD, Kenneth L., Forest, Fo., Forestry Club ALLEN, Andrew S. Jr., Aberdeen, Eng., AIChE us., Accounting Club lie, Eng., Alpha Psi ALLEN, Ellett N.. Jr., Iuk. ALLEN, George I., Coll: Omega, IEEE ALLEN, John Banks, Lakeland, Fla., Eng., ASCE ALLEN, Linda L., Guntown, Ed., Co-Ed Club ALLEN, Lucille E., Starkville, Ed., Kappa Delta Pi, SEA ALLEY, George Louis, Pickens, Ag. AMBROSE, Jerry B., Ripley, Ed. AMUNDS, Laverne 0., Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Eng., IEEE ANDERSON, Henry R., Shuqualak, Eng., ASCE ANDREWS, William E., Columbus, Bus., Accounting Club ££MOR£ il 4,£fcj ANTICI, Eugene, Clarksdale, Ag., Newman Club ARINDER, Thomas R., Vaiden, Ag., Ag. Ec. Club, Secretary ARMISTEAD, Eugene R., Holt, Fla., Ed., IEd Club ARNOLD, John D., West, Bus., Pi Sigma Epsilon, VP, Jr. Class President ARON, Jim Earl, Bruce, Ag., Block and Bridle, Live- stock Judging Team ASHCRAFT, Delmon E„ Corinth, Eng., IEEE, MSPE, Alpha Phi Omega, Wesley ASTERS, Arthur Reagh, Tupelo, Ed. ATKINSON, Jimmy, Houston, Bus. AULT, Glenn C. Jr., Charleston, Mo., Bus., SAM, ATO AVANT, Omis H., Starkville, Ed. BAGWELL, Stella L., Pontotoc, Ed., BSU Secretary BAILEY, Marion C, Carrollton, Eng., IEEE, MSPE, Eta Kappa Nu BAILEY, Stanley E., Vardaman, LA, Reflector Fea- ture Editor, Editor Inscriptus Magazine, Editor MSU Engineer BAKER, John M., Memphis, Tenn., LA, Maroon Band, Scabbard and Blade BALFOUR, Malcolm I., Pretoria, S. Africa, LA, Editor Reflector, Pres. Cabinet, Student Senate, M Club, Track, Board of Publications, International Club BALL, Ferrice L., Pontotoc, Fo., BSU, Forestry Club BALL, George S., Laurel, Eng., AIEE BANES, Charles E., Raymond, Ag., Pres. Block Bridle, Livestock Judging Team BANKSTON, Jerry E., Crystal Springs, Eng., ASME BARBER, Bernard T., Armory, Ed. BARNES, William Sedgie, Jackson, Eng., ASME, MSPE, Phi Tau Sigma BARNETT, Phillip Gerald, Madison, Ed., Scabbard and Blade, Varsity and Army ROTC Rifle Team BARLEY, Asa E., Canal Zone, LA BARTLETT, Fitz J. Jr., Gulfport, LA, Newman Club BARTON, Alton L., Ecru, Ed. BATES, William Denton, Jackson, Eng., ASCE BATSON, Archie M., Wiggins, Ag. BEACH, Jerry D., Jackson, Eng. MSPE BEAIRD, Beverly A. C, Jackson, LA BEAL, John A. Jr., Okolona, Eng. IEEE, MSPE frikj ££NfOR£ BEAN, Sarah E., West Point, La, Revei Club BEASLEY, Thomas A., Mount Prospect, I] BECK, Olian 0., Jr., Brookhaven, LA, Mai Phi Eta Sigma BEEVERS, Wiley J., Union, Bus. BELL, Phillip M., Meridian, LA BENNETT, James G., Blaine, Ed., M Club, IEd Club BERRY, Rosanell, Amory, Ed., 4-H, NEA, Co-Ed Club, Blackfriars, SEA, Reveille BERRYHILL, James D., Crosby, Ed. BIGGERS, Herry Lee Jr., Biggersville, Ed., Sigma Chi BINFORD, Betty Dunn, Birmingham, Ala., SC BINFORD, Thomas A., Meridian, SC, Kappa Sigma, ACS BLACKLEDGE, Freddie H., Laurel, Ed. BLAND, William C, Maben, Fo., Forestry Club BLASINGAME, William Owen, Columbus, Ed., IEd Club BLOODWORTH, Charles W., Grenada, Eng., PiKA, MSPE, AIAA, Pres. ; Student Senate ( HSBPS £M Aii ill BOATMAN, Alfred L., Eupora, Eng. BOATNER, James Charles, Long Beach, Eng., IEEE, Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi BOGART, Forrest D., Forrest City, Ark., Eng., Arnold Air Society, AIChE, Pres. Collegiate Civitan BOLEN, Charles R., Water Valley, Eng., ASCE BOND, Charles Edwin, Ethel, Eng., ASME BONNER, James A., Heidleberg, Ed., Indust. Ed. Club BOOTH, Jerry Harold, Mathiston, SC, AIP BOOTHE, David F., Starkville, LA, BSU, Phi Alpha Theta BOOTHE, Thelma L., Vardaman, Ed., NEA, BSU BOOZER, James W., Carthage, Bus. BOWEN, James C. Jr., West, Eng., ASME, MSPE, Pi Tau Sigma BOWEN, Norman W., Smithville, Bus. BOYD, Billy M., Carthage, Bus., Ad. ROTC BOYD, Charles Price, Bastrop, La., Eng., Eng. Coun- cil, Student Senate, Discipline Committee, Arnold Air Society, Elder Statesmen, Maroon Band, SAE, ASME, MSPE BOYD, Deward G. Jr., Gulfport, Eng., IEEE ££NfOR£ f ir9 f M nit IfJ I mm mm BOYD, Eddie M., Louisville, Eng., ASCE, MSPE, Lutheran Student Asso. — Pres. BOYER, Milton J., Charleston, Ed. BRADLEY, Claude G., Rome, Ga., Eng., ODK, Blue Key, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, AIChE, MSPE, Student Senate, Alpha Phi Omega, Eng. Council BRADSHAW, Charles E., Laurel, Eng., ASCE BRAND, Robert L., Okolona, Ag., Ag. Ec. Club BRASWELL, James D., Kilmichael, Bus. BRATTON, Clinton W. Jr., Columbus, LA BRIDGES, James S., Jackson, Bus. BRIGGS, Billy R. Jr., Corinth, Ed. BRIGHT, C. Larry, Tylertown, Bus. BROADUS, John Gilbert, Moss Point, Eng. BROOKS, Burrow P. Jr., State College, A S, ATO, Maroon Band, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, REVEILLE Staff BROWN, Charles R. Jr., Mendenhall, Ag., Ag. Ec. Club BROWN, Elam B., Lucedale, Eng., AIAA BROWN, Eldon D., Booneville, Ag. BROWN,.Ellen Jane, Picayune, Bu., SAM BROWN, June, Magee, Ed., Phi Mu BROWN, Wayne J., Tupelo, Ed. BRUMFIELD, Willis B., Itta Bena, Ag., Kappa Sigma, ODK, Blue Key, AZ, Phi Kappa Phi, Elder Statesmen, Phi Eta Sigma, Philo Demos BRYAN, Robert E., Meridian, Eng., ASME BUFORD, Thomas 0., Jr., Ag., Block Bridle BULLOCK, Gordon L. Jr., McComb, Eng., IEEE, BSU BURCHAM, Mary E., Mooreville, Ed., Co-Ed Club BURCHF1ELD, James H., Kosciusko, Ed., Iota Lamb- da Sigma, Ind. Ed. Club BURGER, Donald E., Starkville, Ed., IED Club, SAM BURGESS, Edward A., Jackson, Bus., Beta Alpha Psi BURNS, James P., Jr., Picayune, Bus., SAM, MSPE, AI1E BURRELL, Ode, Durant, Ed. BURTON, Marlin C, Tupelo, Bus. BUSHONG, Rex D., Jr., Union City, Tenn., Ag., Delta Tau Delta, Block Bridle UtiM kMJL ££MOR£ BUTLER, Bennie D., Columbia, Bus., Beta, Alpha Psi, Accounting Club BUTLER, David S. Sr., Meridian, Eng., Acacia, ASME, MSPE BUTSCHER, W. A., Jr., Osyka, Bus. BYRD, Claude N., Jr., Natchez, Bus., Delta Chi, Beta Alpha Psi, Accounting Club BYRD, Johnny P., Brookhaven, LA, Delta Chi CAIN, Jerry E., Clara, Ed., IED Club CALVERT, Larry E., Greenville, Eng, TKE, YMCA Cabinet, MSPE CAMERON, John C, Jr., Hopewell, Va., Eng. CAPERTON, Richard R., Louisville, Bus., PiKA, Pi Sigma Epsilon CARNATHAN, Gary L., Tupelo, Fo., Phi Kappa Tau, Alpha Phi Omega, Pi Sigma Epsilon, SAF CARNEY, P. T., Meridian, Sc. CAROTHERS, Russell C, West Point, Bus., Sig Chi CARR, Robert G, Forest, Eng, ASCE CARROLL, George R, Jackson, Bus. CARROLL, Larry A, Counce, Tenn, Eng. i Ml ii All .%o a a mMtiMtiMdkl iMMIMTl CARROLL, William P., Jr., Rolling Fork, Ed., IED Club CARSON, James R., Iuka, Ag. CARTER, George H., Poplarville, Ed., IED Club CARTER, James M., Tupelo, Ed. CARTER, Wayne J., Petal, Ag. CARTY, Billy R., Calhoun City, Eng., ASCE CAVER, William W., Jr., Moss Point, Eng., ASCE CAVIN, Jimmy H., Natchez, Bus. CHADWICK, Charles E., Jackson, Eng., ASCE, MSPE CHAMBERS, Joe O., Meridian, Ed. CHAMBLIN, Frank R., Sumner, LA, SAE, Scabbard and Blade, Phi Alpha Theta CHANCELLOR, Homer, Brandon, Bus., SAM CHATHAM, Roger P., Vicksburg, Bus., Phi Kappa Tau, Newman Club, SA CHOW, Gilroy, Cleveland, Bus., SAM, Maroon Guard CLANTON, Don B., Eupora, Bus., PiKA ££MOR£ CLAYTON, Charles G., Ill, Lauderdale, Eng., ASME, MSPE CLAYTON, Letsy R., Fulton, Ed., AWS Council, BSU CLEMENTS, Rush M., Rolling Fork, LA, SAE CLEMMONS, William C, Jr., Ethelsville, Ala., Fo., Forestry Club CLEVELAND, Jerry A., Forest, Ed. COBB, Stanley J., Jr., Vaughn, Bus. COBLEIGH, Delbert E., Binghamton, N.Y., Maroon Band COCCARO, Barton T., Vicksburg, Eng., Newman Club COCHRAN, Robert F., Jr., Poplarville, LA, KA COCKERHAM, Frank H., Jr., Hamilton, Bus., BSU, Accounting Club, Alpha Kappa Psi COCKERHAM, John C, Starkville, Eng., ASME, Pi Tau Sigma COE, Robert V., Lambert, Eng. COGGIN, James A., Bus., Sigma Chi, ODK, Blue Key, Who ' s Who COLE, Newton F., Ill, Minter City, Ed., Arnold Air Society COLEMAN, William G., Jr., West Point, Bus. COLLAR, Hershel D., Magee, Ag., Ag. Economics Club COLLINS, Clarence T., Yazoo City, Eng., Chorus, B oy ' s Octet, AIChE, Collegiate Civitan, BSU COLLINS, Melvin B., Bruce, LA COLLUMS, William A., Houlka, Ag. CONLIFF, Fred E., Laurel, Bus. COOK, Billy Dean, Eupora, Ed. COOLEY, Larry Allen, Mount Olive, Eng. COPELAND, Marlon L., Philadelphia, Eng., IEE1 MSPE CORNELIUS, Franz E., Pensacola, Fla., LA, BSU CORNELIUS, Philip T., Jr., Okalona, LA CORRERO, Carlo S., Greenwood, Bus. COSTILO, Bobby W., Grenada, Bus., SAM, Chorus COUGHLIN, David P., Columbia, Sc. COUNCE, Robert B., Corinth, Ed., SAM COUSINS, Benjamin J., Memphis, Tenn., Bus., SAE, SAM, Newman Club ° a - f Y £kNIOR£ COVINGTON, George R., Moss Point, Ed. COX, Arlon L., Smithville, Ag. COX, Edgar Lamar, Brandon, Eng., BSU, ASCE CRABB, Michael A., Jr., Memphis, Tenn., Eng., MSPE, ASCE CRAIG, George B., Jasper, Ala., Bus. CRAPO, Wallace R., Meridian, Bus. CRAWFORD, William B., Hickory Flat, Eng., ASME CREELY, Georgia A., Tupelo, Ed, BSU, SEA CRIDDLE, James R, Van Fleet, Ag., FFA CRIGLER, Samuel W., Jr., Starkville, Eng., Phi Kappa Tau, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Phi Omega, IEEE, MSPE, HKN CROFT, Florence K., Longview, LA, Co-Ed Com- muters Club CROPP, Barbara D. C, Natchez, Ed, Kappa Delta Pi, SEA, Dames Club CROPP, Charles C, Natchez, Eng, AIChE, MSPE, ASPE CROWE, Nell Marie, Longview, Ed. CUEVAS, John C, Philadelphia, Eng, Sigma Chi, IEEE CULLIFER, Sidney T., Jr., Gulfport, Bus., SAM, PiKA CULPEPPER, Cecil W., J CUMMINS, Billy F., Stev Club CUPIT, Herman E., Jr., Union Church, Ed., Ind. Arts Club, BSU, Iota Lambda Sigma CURRY, Jack H., Grenada, Sc, Forestry Club Long Beach, Ed. :, Ag., Poultry Science CURTIS, Jack A., Ill, Jaeksc Psi Alpha Kappa CURTIS, Shirley S., Mathiston, Ed. DAHLEM, Wilbert E., Caledonia, Fo., Delta Pi Delta, Forestry Club, Alpha Phi Omega D ' ARCY, John F., Forrest City, Ark., Eng. DAVIS, Fletcher E., Ill, Collins, Ed., IED Club, SAM, Ham Club DAVIS, Harlan L„ Meridian, Ag. DAY, John W., Jackson, Ag., Horticulture Club DAVIS, Kenneth S., Leakesville, Ed., Student NEA, Alpha Psi Omega, Blackfriars, Collegiate Civitan, YMCA, Westminster, Student Honor Committee DAVIS, Mary Lynn S., Greenville, LA, SEA DAVIS, Sterling N., Louisville, Ed., Kappa Delta Pi SEMORfi Ifailtf DAVIS, Tommy F., Fulton, Ed. DEAL, Harry L., Columbia, Eng. DEAN, Stanley, Jr., Leland, Fo. DELINE, William B., CharlesK AZ, Ag. Economics Club DENNIS, James F., Jr., Newton, Epsilon, IFC ■n, Mo., Ag., ATO, Bus., SPE, Pi Sigma DENTON, Doris Cecelia B., Jackson, LA DERDEN, George G., Ill, Columbia, Ed., IED Club, Iota Lambda Sigma DeROUEN, Leroy J., Pass Christian, Bus. DEXTER, Howard B., Rosedale, Eng., ASCE DICKENS, Neil B., Moss Point, Eng., Newman Club, AIChE DICKERSON, Fred D., Greenville, Ed. DIXON, Lonnie R., Vicksburg, LA DOBBINS, Charles R., Corinth, Bus., Alpha Phi Omega, Accounting Club DOBSON, Charles E., West Point, Eng., IEEE, MSPE DOLLARHIDE, David A., Jackson, Bus. DOSS, Marvin E„ Slate Springs, Ag., FFA, BSU DOWD, Don E., Pensacola, Fla., Bus., SAE, Account- ing Club DRAKE, Stephen R., Long Beach, Ag. Horticulture Club DROGULA, Michael L., Amory, Ed., NEA DUGAN, Virgil L., Columbus, Eng., Tau Beta Pi, HKN, Phi Eta Sigma, IEEE DYKES, Jerry, Vicksburg, Eng., MSPE, ASME DYKES, Frank B., Tylertown, Bus. DYESS, Samuel C, Jr., Meridian, Ed. EASLEY, Billy D., Vardaman, Sc. 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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Page Box President Arnold Cox Vice President Edward Pruitt Secretary Troy Majure Treasurer ABSHIER, Stuart D., Jackson, Eng. ACHEE, Allan J., Gulfport, LA ADAMS, Gregory N., Terry, A S ADAMS, Robert W., Ackerman, Eng. AGNEW, F. Scott, Arlington, Va., Bus. ALEGRIA, Rafael R., Honduras, C.A., Ag. ALEXANDER, Charles 0., Meridian, Eng. ALEXANDER, Leon F., Wiggins, Eng. ALLEN, Thomas W., Jr., Jackson, A S, Sigma Chi ALRED, Nellah J. F., Starkville, LA ALSBURY, Robert D., Wesson, LA, Phi Kappa Tau ALTAMIRANO, Saturnino, El Salvador, Eng. ANDERSON, James, Ocean Springs, For. ANDERSON, Robert L., Shuqualak, Bus. ANDERSON, Vincent R., Jackson, Ed., Alpha Tau Omega ANDERSON, William R., Eighty Four, Pa., Eng. ARD, James C, Jackson, LA ARMSTRONG, Edgar C, Forest Park, Ga., Eng. ARNOLD, William A., Cleveland, LA AYCOCK, George A., Louisville, Bus., Pi Kappa Alpha if ?5 T) ■!?■ SOPHOMORES BAIRD, George E., Ill, Inverness, Ag., SAE BAKER, Betty J., State College, Sc. BAKER, Joe P., Jr., Macon, Ag. BALDWIN, Patty, Vicksburg, Ed. BLAIZ E, Donald A., Pass Christian, Eng. BALLARD, Charles B., Jackson, Bus. BALLARD, Travis D., Stover, Eng. BANKS, Wallace M., Jr., Aberdeen, Eng. BARKER, Robert B., Brandon, Eng. BARNETT, Charles R., Booneville, Eng. BARNWELL, Jon M„ Greenwood, Bus., Sigma Chi BARRETT, William H., Lumberton, Bus. BASENBERG, Albert W., Jr., Crawford, Bus. BASKIND, David L., Greenville, Sci. BATTLES, Alice L., Corinth, A S BAZYAR, A., Persia, Ag. BECKER, Walter D., Jr., Brookhaven, Bus., KA BEEBE, Wm. Arthur, Jr., Columbia, LA BEEMAN, Dannie L., Meridian, Sc. BELL, Donna G., Starkville, Bus. h w ) J SOPHO WORES BELL, Frankie N., Flomaton, Ala., Ed. BELL, George D., Vernon, Ala., Ed. BENDANA, Rene A., Honduras, C.A., Ag. BERRY, Clinton A., Ill, Owensboro, Ky., Bus., PiKA BESS, Charles E., Pensacola, Fla., Eng. BETTS, Peggy D., Starkville, Ed. BIGGS, Herbert W., Jackson, Pre-Med BLACK, Emmett R., Starkville, A S, SAE BLACK, Robert N., Weir, Eng. BLACKLEDGE, Patricia A., Laurel, A S, Phi Mu BLAIR, .lames E., Pascagoula, Eng. BLANCIIARD, Albert J., Bay St. Louis, Eng. BLAND, Dan M., Covington, Tenn., L.A. BOATWRIGHT, W. Ronnie, Holly Springs, Eng. BOMAR, Barbara C, Meridian, El. Ed. BONE, Walter J., Jackson, Bus. BONOM, Sievan W., Jackson, Pre-Med BOONE, William E., Laurel, Bus., PiKA HOO KK. Drayton D., Morton, Eng. BOOZER, Jacky R., Amory, Eng. BOATWELL. Wavne A., Newton, Ag. Ec. RUWKKS. Milton E.. Meridian, Eng. I ' .OWKER. Edward H., Starkville, Eng. BOWIE, Robert II.. Lexington, Eng. BOWMAN. Roy R.. Vicksburg, Eng., SAE BOX, Isaac 0., Jr., Mantachie, Ag., SAE BOYD. Michael F., Fort Worth, Texas, Bus., SAE P.OYETTE, Gerald B., Jackson, Eng. BRAC MONTE, Orlando, Venezuela, Ag. BR ADEN, Frederick W., Aberdeen, A S 111! MI.KTT, James D., Greenville, I ' .u-. BRANN, Richard R., Jackson, L.A. BRANTLEY. Albert V., Weir, Eng. BRASHER, Dewel G., Jr., Grenada, LA BRASHER, Jerry C, Fayette, Alabama, Ed. Hi; VII.KY, Forrest G., Jr., Jackson, A S, SPE BREAZEALE, Michael E., Laurel, A S BRELAND, Thomas A., Prairie, Ag. I ' .l;l W KR, Joelle L„ San Antonio, Tex., A S BREWER, Julia L., Meridian, Ed. 4 flPf T o H o BRISTER, Leroy H., Tylerlown, Eng. BRISTER, Willard M., Tylertown, Eng. BROCK, Ernest N, Drew, Ed. BROOKS, William K., Mathiston, Ed. BROWN, Anne C, Meridian, Ed. BROWN, Harley, Jr., Jackson, Bus. BROWN, Paul F., Delta City, Ag. BROWN, Roger A., Vicksburg, Eng. BRUMMETT, Ben K., Jackson, Bus., Sigma Chi BRYAN, Allen W., Columbus, Eng., Phi Kappa Tau BRYAN, Frank J., West Point, A S, SAE BUCHANAN, Charles N. S., Indianola, Eng., Chi. BULLEN, John T., Fayette, Sc. BULLEN, Leigh M„ Jr., Tutwiler, LA BULLOCK, Percy D., Jr., Bassfield, Ag. BUNCH, James P., Benton, LA BURGE, Cecil D., Picayune, Eng. BURKE, Porter A., Winona, Ed. BURKES, Dwight B., Philadelphia, Eng. BURNHAM, William T., Jr., Canton, Bus., Sigma Chi I J t,. mim SOPHO UORES w k MdikdikdM sk sAtiM % BURNS, Michael A., Vicent, Ala., Ed. BUSBY, Alan, Natchez, Ag. CAMERON, Thomas F., Ill, Jackson, Bus., Kappa CARRAWAY, William D., Greenwood, Bus., Kappa CARRICO, Lee D., Rose Hill, LA, Phi Kappa Tau CARRINGTON, Jack P., Jr., Canton, Bus., Kappa Sigma CARROLL, James E., Picayune, Bus. CARTEE, Larry E., Paducah, Ky., Bus. CARTER, Bradley D., Olive Branch, Sc, Pi Kappa Alpha CARTER, Ernest A., Magnolia, Eng. CARTER, Robert J., Natchez, Ag. CARTLEDGE, Clifton E., Jackson, Eng., SAE CARTY, Robert E., Indianola, Sc, SAE CASE, Marcus V., Wesson, Eng. CASH, Ralph E., Hartselle, Ala, LA, Delta Chi CASTLEBERRY, John B, Gulfport, Bus, Sigma Chi CERMAK, George F, Meridian, Eng. CHAFFIN, Philip R, Woodville, Eng. 11 A.± d kAl M k mPt tt % CHANEY, Michael J., Tupelo, Bus., SAE CHKEK, Gary C, Kosciusko, Bus. CLARK, Charles E., Gulfport, Bus., ATO CLARK, Kenneth M., Huntsville, Ala., Eng., Acacia CLARK, Robert B., Chadds Lord, Pa., Bus., ATO COCKERHAM, Gary E., Jackson, For. COLBLRN, James R., New Albany, Eng. COLE, Harry W., Starkville, Bus., FiKA COLEMAN, Irl W., Pritchard, Ala., Ed. COLEMAN, Samuel R., Jr., Jackson, Bus. COLEMAN, William J., Columbus, A S COLLINS, Boyce 0., Gulfport, Eng. COLLINS, Homer L., Lena, A S COLLINS, George J., Ill, Biloxi, Eng. COLLINS, Graham W., Sardis, Eng. COLLUM, Linda G., Greenwood, Ed., Chi Omega COLUMBUS, Eugene P., Leland, Eng. CONNELL, Shirley R., Eupora, Ed. CONNER, Jack I., Jackson, Bus. CONNERLEY, Harold A., Grenada, Ed. £OPWOMOR££ CONVERSE, Kenneth, Jackson, Ag. COOK, Ashby W., Montgomery, Ala., Eng. COOMBS, James A, Ripley, LA COPELAND, M. Joan, Starkville, LA, Chi CORNELIUS, Marvin, Mobile, Ala., Ed. COVIN, Thomas J., Aberdeen, Eng. COX, Walter D., Jr., Biloxi, Eng. COX, Arnold B., Gulfport, Bus., ATO CR UN, William K., Dothan, Ala., Eng. CREW, Davis S., Calhoun City, Eng. CRONIN, John W., Vicksburg, Bus. CREW, Jacob S., Jr., Elaine, Ark., Bus. CROW, William P., Jr., Pensacola, Fla., Eng., PKT CROWELL, Jeffery D„ Atlanta, Ga., LA CROWLEY, Donald J., Maben, Bus. CRUMP, Ja.k Vann, Sulligent, Ala., Ag. CRUMPTON, Martha A., Starkville, Ed. CRUZ, Maredonio R., Columbus, Ed. DA BBS, Thomas R., Nettleton, A S DALE, James Y., Greenwood, A S DALE, Larry F., Jackson, Eng. DALEY, Howard L., Jackson, Sc., SPE DAVIS, Jimmy C, Louisville, Bus. DAVIS, Joseph M., Caledonia, Bu. DEANE, Richard H., Pascagoula, Eng., Pi Kappa Alpha DEARMAN, Tommy G., Gulfport, Ed. DEES, Van E., Lauderdale, Ag. DELMONICO, James J., Greenwood, Ed. DEMPSEY, Donald H., Starkville, Bus., SAE DENDY, Cedric R., Jr., Tunica, Sc, Phi Kappa Tau DENTON, Sterlin H., Jr., Pensacola, Fla., LA DeVALL, Ray, Amory, Eng. DICKSON, Kenneth P., Tippo, Ag. DIFFRIENT, Betty G., Piney Woods, LA DILL, Harry Michael, Huntsville, Ala., Ed. DILLON, Cecil C, Lorman, Ed. DIXON, Philip W., Beaufort, N.C., Sci. DOCKERY, Charles P., Hernando, Ag., Farm House DODD, Billy, Louisville, Bus., Pi Kappa Alpha DOESCHER, James E., Pascagoula, For. o o ; c$ SOPHOMORES . £ DOOLITTLE, James R., Leland, LA DOWNER, Charles P., Jr., Xenia, Ohio, LA, SAE DOWNS, Audley J., Jr., Sumner, LA DOVE, Nelson C, Huntsville, Ala., Eng. DRAWDY, Richard A., Beaufort, S.C., Ed. DUCKWORTH, Mike B., Cleveland, Eng. DUCKWORTH, William M., Magee, Bus. DURHAM, Jacqueline G„ Grenada, Sc. EAKIN, Wilbur C, Jr., Jackson, Eng. EASLEY, Charles E., Bruce, Eng. EASLEY, Marilvn G.. Mathiston, Ed. EASLEY, Ruby J., Vardaman, Ed. EASTERLY, Clay E., Biloxi, A S ECHIBURU, Humberto G., Santiago, Chile, Bus. EDGING, Steve 0., Ridgetop, Tenn., LA EDWARDS, Farris R., Lena, Bus. EDWARDS, Georgg E., Starkville, Eng. EDWARDS, James A., Eupora, Bus. EGGER, Robert E, Jr., Caledonia, Bus. ELISAR, Jack, Jackson, Bus. a 3 ft o EMBRY, John S., Weir, Ed. ESHEE, William D., Jr., Meridian, For. EVANS, David C, Taylorsville, Eng. FADGEN, Richard, Yardley, Perm., Bus., Acacia FAIRLY, Jack S., Jr., Jackson-, A S FAIRLEY, Pat A., Starkville, Ed. FAI.KXER, Marion, III, Meridian, LA FARKACUT, J«.M-|.h S„ Pass Christan, L FA I VFR, Cecil W., Pontotoc, Eng. FERGUSON, Robert C, Columbus, Bus. FINK, ,;ii . Mi— .is-.ip|)i (litv, Eng. FINLEY, James I., Jackson, LA FLOURNCY, Richard S., Norfolk, Va., Eng. HtNDREN. JeraldL., Sidon, Eng. FOOTE, John D., Iuka, Eng., ATO FORTENBERRY. Malcolm. Tvlertown, Ag. FOSTER, Charles S., Bryan, Texas, LA, ATO FOY, Robert W., Raymond, Bus. FRAILEY, James E., Biloxi, Ed. FRANKS, Ronald K., Macon, Ag. FRAZIER, Leslie, Sturgis, Bus. FRAZIER, Walter Michael. Louisville, Bus. FRAZIER, Willis R., Charleston, Mo., Bus., ATO FREEMAN, Kenneth P., Pascagoula, Eng. FREEMAN, Lynn S., Tunica, Eng., KS SOPMO UORES ilFl FROST, Avon, Kosciusko, LA FROST, James S., Park Forest, 111., LA FULLEN, James Jackson, Ashport, Tenn., Ag., SAE FULLER, Jerry R., Fairfield, Ala., Bus., Delta Chi FURCESON, Lynda L., Stale College, Eng., Chi FYKE, Vera L., Starkville, Ed. GANN, Bonnie M., Houston, Ed. GANNAWAY, Celia C, Nesbit, LA, Chi GARDNER, Ulan R., Rolling Fork, Eng. GARMON, Ollie L., Clarksdale, Ag., Delta Chi GAZAWAY, Win. Sherrill, Lexington, Ag. GEORGE, James K, Pascagoula, Bus. GHOLSON, James F., Water Valley, Ed. GIBSON, Charles H., Collins, LA GIBSON, William H., -Waynesboro, For. i Awl iiii-iliil GILL, Preston 0., Carriere, Eng. GILLIS, J. Murray, Blue Mt., LA GLASGOW, David C, Tupelo, Eng. GLOVER, Richard L., Xenia, Ohio, Ed. GOMEL, Walter E., Macon, Bus., Sigma GORDEY, Larry V., Columbus, Ed. GORDON, John S., Sledge, Ag., Sigma Chi GORDON, Ronald E., Hattiesburg, LA GORE, Thmmas D., Eup GRAEBER, Robert M., Tau ula, Eng., Phi Kappa GRAHAM, Richard T., Shubuta, Eng. GRAHAM, Tommy H., Meridian, Fo. GRANT, J. Chester, Forsyth, Ga., Ed. GRAVES, Johnny E„ Bogalusa, La., Eng. GRAYSON, Troy L., Aliceville, Ala., Bus. GREEN, Kenneth W., Moss Point, Bu. En. GREER, Gerald M., Lexington, Bus. GRESHAM, Gail, Jackson, LA, Chi GRIFFIN, John R., Duck Hill, LA, KA GRIFFITH, Steve K, Cullman, Ala., Ag. (fcbl CPWWOREC GRIFFITH, Thomas C, Columbia, Eng., Sigma Chi GRIFFITH, Wm. C, Pensacola, Fla., Eng., Phi Kappa GUEST, James M., Drew, Ag. GUNN, Virginia A., Ackerman, Sci. GUNTER, David F., Kosciusko, Ag. GUTIERREZ, Carlos A., Venezuela, Eng. GWIN, Nancy E., Greenwood, Ed., Chi HAGUE, Jack N., Durant, LA HALE, Harold E., Jr., Magee, Eng. HALEY, Johnnie M., Jr., Amory, LA HALL, Larry, Indianola, Sc, Sigma Chi HALL, Oliver B., Pt. Gibson, Bu. HAMBRICK, Jonathan L„ McComb, LA HAMILTON, Julius M., Ill, Laurel, Eng., PiKA HAMILTON, Wm. C, Jr., Iuka, LA, Kappa Sigma HAMLIN, Wm., Jr., State College, LA, Kappa Sigma HAMNER, Mary C, Starkville, Ed., Phi Mu HAMPTON, Thomas E., Yazoo City, Bu. HANEY, Gary F., Ruleville, Eng. HARDEE, Henry B., Meridian, Sci. KL . «? O O ft a n i r fet4i l : HARDY, Gerald L„ Whitehaven, Tenn., E HARDY, James D., Grenada, LA HARPOLE, Jerry B., Mahen, For. HARI ' OLE, William T., Mahen, Ed. HARRIGILL, George M., Natchez, Bus. HATHCOCK, Janus E., Amory, Ag. Ed. HATHAWAY, Philip J., Jr., Pocayune, Ag. HAZEL, Shuford M., Jr., Viekshurg, Eng., KA HAZOURI, Josef Stephen, Lepanto, Ark., Eng. HEARN, Albert D., Jackson, Tenn., Eng. HEARRON, Aussie S., Meridian, Bus. HEDGEPETH, James K., Kosciusco, Ed. HELM, James, Cleveland, Ed. HENDERSON, Edwin L., Jr., Ridgeland, Eng. HENLEY, James H., Mantee, Eng. HENRY, James M., Bruce, Bus. HENRY, William L., Carthage, LA, KA HENSON, Howell W., Jr., Weir, Bus. IIEIU1 N, Benjamin F., Ill, Duck Hill, Eng. HERRERA, Juan J., San Pedro Sula Honduras, Ag. HICKMAN, James M., Wiggins, Ag. HILL, Steven F., Gulfport, LA, ATO HINDMAN, Peggy M., Louisville, Ed. HINTON, Thomas M., Petal, Ed. HIXON, Thomas Gatlin, Charleston, Bus., SAE HOBBY, James T., Philadelphia, Eng. HOBEN, Roy, Jr., Vicksburg, LA HOGUE, Lloyd D., Rolling Fork, Eng. HOLLAND, Don M., Calhoun City, Bus. HOLLAND, John H., Lucedale, Eng. |P Bj % - 3 £ J d HOLLAND, Roger L., Columbus, Bus. HOLLAND, Sandra, Cumberland, Ed. HOLLOWAY, Phillip R., Columbus, Bus. HOLMES, William T., Jackson, Bus. HOLROYD, Robert G., New Port Richey, Fla., Eng. HOLSTEIN, Iiarl,ara D., Orlando, Fla., LA, Chi HOOD, Burrel S., Ill, Louisville, Ed. HOPPER, George C, Tiplersville, Bus. HORNER, Carol F., West Point, Ed. HOUSLEY, Travis D., Florence, Eng. JjditfcV.rfn HOWELL, Everette I., Jr., Starkville, Pre-Med, Sigma Chi HUFFMAN, Don E., Houston, Eng. HUNT, Carolyn S., Shelbyville, Ky., Ed. HUNT, James R., Laurel, Eng. HUNTER, Hubert E„ Macon, Eng. HUNTER, William L., Ill, Cleveland, Eng. HUTCHISON, Paul L., Crystal Springs, Bus. JACKS, Gerald H., Cleveland, LA, Kappa Sigma JACKSON, J. Carson, Purvis, Eng. JANSON, Michael K., Cranston, R.I., Ed. JAQUITH, Cecil J., Jr., Jackson, LA, KA JARRETT, George W, Summerville, Ga., Ag, da Chi Alpha JARVIS, Lester G., Jr., Prentiss, Bus. JEFCOAT, James R., Ellisville, Eng. JEFFREYS, Jimmy A., Tupelo, Bus. JENKINS, James R., Marks, Ed. JENKINS, Larry D., Kosciusko, Ag. JENNINGS, Travis, Yazoo City, Bus. JIN, Harvey, Greenwood, LA JOHNSTON, Alan M., Jackson, Eng. r cs o SOPHO UOBES £a 9i i iMm i JOHNSON, Billy W., Ellisville, Eng. JOHNSON, Charles W., Silver City, Ag. JOHNSON, Freddie C, Potts Camp, Eng. JOHNSON, James M., Starkville, Ed., ATO JOHNSON, James M., Jr., Tupelo, Eng. JOHNSON, Jim A., Brownsville, Tenn., Ag. JOHNSON, Robert B., Maben, Ed. JOHNSTON. Robert E., Hattiesburg, Eng. JOHNSON, Ronald P., Tupelo, Eng. JOHNSON, Roy D., Yazoo City, Eng. JOHNSON, Thomas F., Purvis, Ed. JOINER, Larry W., Greenville, Bus. JONES, Dan H„ Meridian, LA JONES, Harold L., Pascagoula, Ed. JONES, Paul L., Biloxi, Ed. JONES, Jacquesne P., Ill, Tunica, Eng. JONES, Robert L., Jr., Jackson, Eng., SPE JONES, Robert 0., Tylertown, Bus. JONES, Wm. E., Belzoni, Bus., Kappa Sigma JOSEY, Hunter E., Birmingham, Ala., Eng. 1Z2E JOYNER, Tommy W., Neshobia Central, For. J LIE, Martin F. G., Hollandale, Eng. JUREVICS, Thorolf J., Jackson, Eng. KEISMAN, John I ' ., Prentiss, Eng. KELLUM, James D., Starkville, Ed. KENNEDY, Gerald S., Ill, Bay St. Louis, Ag. KENT, Mildred L., Tremont, Ed. KILLEBREW, Frank, Goodman, For. KIMBROUGH, Syron D., Florence, Bus. KINCADE, Charles W., Clarksdale, Eng., LCA KING, Arnold T., Forest, Eng. KIRK, Joe S., Jr., Amory, Eng. KLEIN, Fred J., Biloxi, A S KOLB, Jimmie C, Mantee, LA KROGMANN, Carl F., Arlington, Va., Eng. KURTS, Pattie, Jackson, Ed. KURTS, Paul, Jackson, A S KYZAR, Ralph A., Brookhaven, Eng., LCA LAMB, Daniel R., Agricola, Eng. LAMBERT, Ann, Pascagoula, A S, Phi Mu QOPUCWORZC LASKER, Michael J., Jackson, Ed., PKT LAUDERDALE, John L, Madison, Eng. LEDDY, Sam W., Jr., Canton, Bus. LEE, Robert W., Rolling Fork, Ag. LEMEN, George, Pine Bluff, Ark., Eng., KA LEMON, Terry Rufus, Long Beach, Eng., LCA LENIZ, Juan, Venezuela, Eng. LEONARD, Robert L, Punta Gorda, Fla., Eng. LINDER, Victor, Caracas, Venezuela, LA LINDSEY, Jerry T., Belmont, Ag. Ed. LIPSCOMB, Paul A., Jackson, Eng. LIVINGSTON, Thomas L, Starkville, Eng. LOCKHART, Frank D., Steens, A S LOGAN, Charles H., Columbus, Bus. LOGAN, Larry J., Isola, Ag. LONG, Ben R., Dekalb, Ed. LOTT, Berry D., Magee, Ag. LOVE, Don A., Temple, Tex., Eng. Hi 110 LOVE, Thomas H., Maben, Pre-Vet. LOVETT, Sandra S., Huntsville, Ala., LA LUCIUS, Lonnie J., Greenville, Eng. LUKE, Harry L., Valdosta, Ga., Ed. LUTER, Emmette D., Tylertown, Eng. MAINES, M. Edward, Petal, Ag., Farmhouse MALCA, Ramon E., Panama City, C.A., Eng. MANGUM, Ed R., Jackson, Bus., Sigma Chi MANGUM, Frances G., Houston, Bus., Chi MARSH, William J, Jr., Gulfport, Eng. MARTIN, Donald L., Jr., Yazoo City, Ag. MARTIN, Luther B., Jr., Noxapater, Bus. MARTIN, L. Gail, Winona, Ed. MARTIN, Robert F., Aberdeen, LA, KA MASSIE, David N., Canton, Pre-Vet., KA MASTERSON, Robert P., Jr., Decatur, Ala., Eng. MATTHEWS, Charles B., New Augusta, Eng. MAULDIN, Billy R., Laurel, A S MAY, James M., Ill, Meridian, Bus. MAYO, Dale E., Decatur, Eng. diM fiMmJm £OWO UOR££ 2 ?L m$m McALLISTER, Russel, Jr., Jackson, Bus., SAE McCALL, Douglas L., Jackson, Eng. McCAIN, Tonita G., Huntsville, Ala., Sci. McCLAIN, Elizabeth A., Philadelphia, Bus., Phi Mu McCLOUD, Thomas W., Pensacola, Fla., Ag., ATO McCOLLISTER, Wm. T., Pass Christian, Eng. McCOLLUM, Eugenia R., Natchez, LA, Chi Omega McCONNELL, Gary W., Summerville, Ga., Ag., Lambda Chi Alpha McDEARMAN, Wm. S., Corinth, Eng. McDILL, Amy C, Meridian, LA McDONALD, Jesse K., Charleston, Eng. McFADDEN, Tom, Jackson, Bus., KA McGEE, Linda M., Clinton, Sc. McGIVAREN, Richard P., Natchez, Ag. McINNIS, Oscar S., Yazoo City, Eng. McKINNEY, James P., Magnolia, Ed. McMAHAN, John W., Corinth, Eng. McMILLAN, Albert E., Jr., Edinburg, A S McMILLIN, Harry C, Jackson, Bus. McNEELY, E. N., Natchez, Eng. rre • 4 vr MrNKKSK, Patrick M„ Philadelphia, Eng. MrKANEY, Harold D., Biloxi, Eng. M.REYNOLDS, Janus I,, Grenda, Bus., ATO MrWILI.IAMS, Tommy M.. H,,llv Ridge, A S MEADOWS, Lozon J., Mendenhall, Eng. MEEKS. J,,!,,, R.. Tipli-rsvillu. Ag„ FH MERRELL, Evelyn L., Grenada, Bus., Phi Mu MESARIS, Harold L., Montgomery, Ala., LA MIDDI.EISROOKS. Joseph, Jaekson, Eng. MILLER, Laurence J., Pontotoc, Eng. MILLER, Lovie J., Louisville, Ed. MILLER, Robert W., Eupora, Bus., PKA MIMS, Willie F., Greenwood, LA MITCHELL, Evelyn A., State College, Ed., Chi MIZE, Lyn M., Aberdeen, LA MOAK. Robert W„ West Point, Ed. MOODY, Edgar A., Ill, Hattiesburg, Eng. MOODY, Jimmy, Shaw, Bus., Sigma Chi MOODY, Robert I... Hollandale, Ag. MOODY, William S., Columbus, A S Q0PUCWORJ2Q MOON, Bobby J., Cleveland, Bus. MOORE, Harvell J., De Funiak Springs, Fla., Eng. MORAY Ri.hard D., Chelsea, Mass., Ag., Acacia MORGAN, Carolyne V., Amory, Bus. MORGAN, Sidney G., Brooksville, A S MORROW, Johnny M., Phil-Campbell, Ala., Ag., Delta Chi MORROW, Michael D., Yazoo City, Bus., KA MOSS. Thomas G., Denver, Colo., LA MLRPHEY, Glen E., Newton, Eng. MURRAY, Dennis M., Jamestown, N.Y., Eng. MISSELWHITE, David R., Port St. Joe, Fla., Ed. MLSTIN, Harold S., Jackson, Bus. NAIL, James B., Eupora, Eng. NASON, James B., San Antonio, Tex., For. NEAL, Robert C, Jackson, A S NEAL, Travis L„ Pelahatchie, Eng. NELSON, Carl D., Shubuta, A S NELSON, Thomas E., Starkville, Eng. NESBIT, Lamar W., Jr., Kosciusko, KA NEWTON, Michael A., Vicksburg, Eng. AMtiM NICHOLS, James A., Laurel, Ed. NICHOLS, Ronald L., Starkville, Eng. NICHOLSON, Sidney A., Ill, Newton, Bus., Pi Kappa Alpha NIVEN, Charles R., Benton, Eng. NOBLE, Shirley S., Vicksburg, LA, ZTA NOLEN, Milton E., Columbus, Bus. NORRIS, Donald E„ Morton, Eng. NOURSE, Richard C, Greenville, LA NUTT, Fred J., Jr., Forest, Eng. ODONOGHUE, Thomas G., New York, N.Y., Bus. OGLETREE, Marguerite C, Crystal Springs, Sc. O ' NEAL, James B., Greenwood, Bus., Sigma Chi ORR, Jerry L., Ackerman, Ag. O ' SHEA, Peter S., Charleston, Eng. OSWALT, John G., Mathiston, Bus. OWEN, James R., Kosciusko, Eng. OWEN, James T, Jackson, Eng. PALMER, Frank M., Jackson, Eng. PAPIZAN, Wm. L., Crystal Springs, Bus. PARKER, H. Lee, Jackson, LA, Sigma Chi Q P 1 r) f c$ r r ' 3 H4Zk r PARKER, William 1 . Meridian, Eng. PARRISH, JoAnne, Starkville, Ed., Phi Mu PASSEAIJ, Claude W., Jr., Lucedale, Bus. PATTEN, Wayne H., Lena, Eng. PATTERSON, Philip L., Pontotoc, Eng. PATTY, Beth, Starkville, Ed., Chi Omega PEARSON, Roy F., Jackson, Eng., KA PEAY, Earl G., Maben, LA I S, lack T., Jr., Coffeeville, LA PENDERGEST, Jim G., Tupelo, Ed. PERKINS, Gary J., diatom, Ala., Bus. PERKINS. John E., Columbus, Bus., SAE PERKINS. Thomas C, Columbus, Eng. PERRETT, William F., Hazelhurst, LA PERUSSE, Richard S., Gulfport, Bus., Sigm PETERMAN, Lester L., Jr., Jackson, Ed. PETERSON, Beverly S., Monticello, Ed. PETERSON, Bruce W., Waukesan, III, LA PETRO, Andrew F., Leland, LA PETRO, Anthony B., Leland, Sci. ' ! + b aa IMIII I.KV.Ia ., Jr., In.lianola, Itu-., PHILLIPS, Hugh T., Macon, Bus. PHILLIPS, Wm. E., Pascagoula, Eng. PITT, Roger ' .. Silver Spiings, Md., A S PLATT, Thntiui H.. Vi. ' k-I.iirjs. LA POLLARD, Randall A., Winter Park, I Lambda Chi Alpha PORTER, F. Emergy, Clarksdale, Eng., SAE PORTER, John G., Decatur, Eng. POWER. Carol A., Weir, Ed. POWLETT, George B., Natchez, Bus. Alpha PREWITT, Andra J., Ackerman, Ed. QUINN, Frank L., Sturgis, Bus. 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GUYNES, David E., Crystal Springs, LA HARAWAY, Hugh M., Olive Branch, Eng., PiKA 11 MllSCll R, Stanlev 0.. Meridian, Eng. HARDY, Nancy V., ' Mooreville, Ed. HARPOLE, Thomas L., Trenton, Tenn., Bus. HADEN, Glenn W., Bay Springs, Eng. HALE, John W., Ill, Canton, Bus., Sigma Chi II I.E .. lames C, MeCnmb, Eng. HALLER, Glenn F., Chattanooga, Tenn., Eng. HA.MBLIN, Darvl K., Jaekson, Eng. HAMGUM, Robert L., Sidon, LA HAMMACK, Alva W., Woodville, Eng. HAMMONS, David W., Woo City, Fo. HAMPTON, George T., Meridian, Eng. HANSFORD, Freddy D., Philadelphia, Eng. HARRELL, Odie D., Jr., Lewisburg, Tenn., Eng. HARRINGTON, Alan H., Laurel, Eng. i k£ 1 i mMtU A: M lkt.l .A,h HARRIS, James H., Quitman, Ed. HARRIS, John J., Clarksdale, Ed. HARRIS, Sandra L., Biloxi, Ag., Chi Omega HARRISON, Luther A., Grenada, Bus. HART, James K., Forest Park, Ga., Eng. HARTNESS, Bobby A., Woodville, Eng., Lambda Chi Alpha HARTNESS, Rebecca R., Starkville, LA HARVEY, Danny G., Gulfport, AS HATCHER, Doug M., Vaiden, Ag. HATCHETT, Richard J., Yazoo City, LA HATHCOTE, Wayne M., Amory, Eng. HAWKS, William T., Hernando, LA HAYNES, Glenn C, Mobile, Ala., Eng. HAYS, Richard L., Spartan, 111., Ag. HEARD, Richard F., Tupelo, AS HEMPHILL, William L., Jackson, Eng. HENDERSON, Mary F., StarkviUe, Bus. HENDRY, Michael M., Gulfport, Fo. HENRY, James R., Bruce, Bus. HERRERA, Juan D., Honduras, Eng. ■•-- ' f | ' ' -l ' •• ' f FRESH WEN W _Hft HERRON, Robert C, Columbus, Ed. HETTINGER, Stephen R., Memphis, Tenn., Eng., Lambda Chi Alpha HICKS, Kenneth E., Natchez, Bus., Lambda Chi Alpha HIGGINS, Glenn E., Woodbury, Tenn., Ag. HILL, Linda Kay, Artesia, Bus. HILLMAN, George W., Kreole, Bus. HINDMAN, Helen D., Louisville, Ed. HODGES, Phillip D., Vaiden, Eng. HOFFMAN, John F., Natchez, Sc. HOLDER, Troy W., Caledonia, Eng. HOLLAND, Malcolm R., Lucedale, Eng. HOLLINGSWORTH, Joe B., Weir, Eng. HOLMES, Michael J.. Ellisville, Eng. HOMAN, Larry E., Shannon, Ed. HOOD, Keith D., Crystal Springs, Ag. HOPPE, Robert M., Mobile, Ala., Eng. HORTON, Sanford R., Grenada, Eng., Kappa Sigma HOWARD, Charle s S„ StarkviUe, Ed. HOWARD, Ronald W., Covington, Tenn., Eng. HOWARD, Thomas D., Hattiesburg, Eng., Sigma Chi i ft ft . fS ft FRESHMEN HOWELL, Charles IS., Mobile, Ala., Ag. HUDSON, Richard J., Hattiosburg, Eng. HUDSPETH, James W., Jr., Cockrum, Eng. HUFF, Charles H., Holly Bluff, Eng., KA HUFFMAN, Bill R., Columbus, Eng. HUFF-STICKLER, William C, Tampa, Fla., Eng. HUGHES, John E., Ill, Greenwood, LA, Sigma Chi HUGHES, Walter R., Memphis, Tenn., Fo., Sigma Chi HUGHES, William M., Clarksdale, Eng. HUNT, Alvis T., Jr., Jackson, Eng. HUNT, Michael F., Biloxi, Eng. HUNTER, Steve W., Hickory Flat, Eng. Ill Kl, Gilbert W., Houston, Eng. HURT, Tommy D., Houston, Eng. HUTCHISON, James L., Holly Springs, Eng. HUTCHINSON, Jeffrey T., Sulphur, La., Eng., Phi Kappa Tau HYLAND, John G., Jackson, Ed., SPE INGRAM, Phillip M., Greenville, Bus. IRBY, Peyton, Jr., Greenville, Eng., Kappa Sigma JACKSON, Elmer D., Jr., Macon, Bus., KA JACKSON, Vincent C, Winona, LA, PiKA JACKSON, Randolph E., Macon, Bus., KA JACKSON, Robert H., Greenwood, Eng., ATO JACKSON, Wilbur R., West, Eng. JACOBS, Herbert W., Inverness, Eng. JAKINS, Ernest A., Jr., Ocean Springs, Eng. JENSEN, Edward D., Moorehead, Sc, KA JONES, Billy R., Port Gibson, Ag. JONES, Gerald A., Laurel, Eng. JONES, Hulon H., Jr., Collins, Eng. JONES, Ronald L., Hollandale, AS JOHNSON, Bettie J., Amory, Bus. JOHNSON, Doris J., Clarksdale, Bus., Phi Mu JOHNSON, Duff A., Jr., D ' Lo, LA JOHNSON, Elizabeth A., Louisville, Ed. JOHNSON. John A., Jackson, Eng. JOHNSON, Martha F., State College, Ed. JOHNSTON, Thomas R., Gulfport, Sc, Sigma Chi JOHNSON, William T., Winona, LA JOSEY, Mary L., Starkville, Ed. + dik JOSLIN, James B., II, Biloxi, Eng. k li;iT, Charles K, Bridgewater, Ma: KARI, Kaid I.; Amman, Jordan, Eng. KELLY, Charles W., Jackson, Eng. KELLY, William H. C, Jackson, Ag. KELLY, Wilsev S.. Vicksburg, Ag. KIMZEY, Larry W., Water Valley, Ag. KING, Thomas L., Columbus, Bus., SAE KNIGHT, Ronald C, Chattanooga, Tenn., Eng., KA KNIGHT, Ronald G., Pascagoula, Eng. KUYKENDALL, Sharon S., Meridian, Ed., Phi Mu LAFEVER, Lawrence 0., Holly Springs, Eng. LAIRD, Mary C, Lucedale, Eng. LANCASTER, James F., Starkville, Eng. LAND, John W., Batesville, Bus. LANE, Charles 0., Kosciusko, Fo. LATIMER, Robert B., Jr., Philadelphia, LA LATINO, Thomas J., Pass Christian, Eng. LAUGHLIN, Edward G., Morton, Eng. LAWRENCE, Roy W., II, Jackson, Eng., KA mm FRESH WEfJ LEDDUX, Brenda J., Corinth, AS LEE, Paul R., Jr., Clarksdale, Bus. I.KMONS, C. Wayne, Jr., Tupelo, Bus. LEWIS, Martha L., Eupora, Ed. LEWIS, Wendell C, Jr., Gulfport, Eng., Sigma Chi LIBERTO, Rosemary, Tchula, Ed. LINDEN, Brenda, Starkville. Sc, Phi Mu LINDSEY, Lynn J. C, Smithville, Ed. LINN, Thomas E., Anderson, S.C., LA, PiKA LIPE, Thomas D., Batesville, Ag . LIVINGSTON, William W., Starkville, LA LOFTON, James H., Bogue Chitto, Eng. LONGEST, James T., Tupelo, AS LOVETTE, George H., Pascagoula, Eng. LOVING, Jerry W., Forest Park, Ga., Sc. LUKE, David B., Valdosta, Ga., Eng. LUNCEFORD, Jimmy Lynn, Clarksdale, Ed. LUNGEFORD, Audrey K., Greenville, LA LUTZ, William J., Canton, Eng., KA LYNCH, Richard H., Jr., Gulfport, LA 2L ' mk JI ft o MACOY, Henry M., Laurel, Eng. MACEE. Billy C, Mendenhull, Eng. MAHAFFEY, Edmund 1)., Braxton, Eng. MA.IHKE. Tomnnc L., Newton, Ag. MALONE, Alan J., Sumrall, Sc. MANNING, Clyde V.. Shubuta, Eng. MANNING, Richard A., Jackson, Bus. MAPP, Andy F., Monroe, La., Bus. MARTIN, Ceorar I)., Memphis, Tenn., Fo., Sigma Chi MARTIN, George G., Hattiesburg, Fo. MARTIN, Jimmv A., Aberdeen, Eng. MARTIN, Robert D., Gulfport, LA, Sigma Chi MARTINEZ, Robert B., Moss Point, Eng., KA MATTOX, William L., Carrollton, Eng., ATO M A . . William E., Jackson, Sc, KA MAYFIELD, James R., Laurel, Eng. McCALLUM, James F., Jackson, Eng. McCARTY. Ronald 1)., Magee, Ed. McCOLLUM, Frank L., Clinton, Eng., ATO McCORMICK, David, Natchez, Eng. McCORMICK, Floyd B., Waynesboro, Eng. McDANIEL, Danny J., Jonesboro, Ark., Eng., Lambda Chi Alpha McDEVITT, William C, Mobile, Ala., Sc, Phi Kappa Tau McDOWELL, Jack E., Birmingham, Ala., Eng. McGRAW, Billy W.. Greenville, AS McGRAW. Richard S., Greenville, Sc. McINTOSH, Hugh M., Collins, Bus., Sigma Chi M. KAY. Larry R., Madison, AS, Sigma Chi McKEE, Murphy J., Jackson, LA McKINNEY, Roy R., Fayetteville, Tenn., Bus. MeKINNEY, William L., Booneville, Ag. Mel ELI.A.N. William H.. Jr.. Canton, Fo., ATO McLEOD, Elmer P., Jr., Como, Bus., Sigma Chi McLEOD, James N., Natchez, Eng. McMlLLIN, Roger H., Jr., New Albany, Eng., Sigma Chi MeMLLLEN, Charles R., Maben, Ag. MeNEILL, Teddy D., Louisville, LA McPHERSON, Barbara B„ Kosciusko, Ed. McREYNOLDS, Mickey L„ Starkville, Eng. MEEKS, Eddy P., Tiplersville, LA ■ r MEREDITH, William II., Clarksdale, Eng. MERRITT, Harry M., Jr., Yazoo City, Eng. MIDDLETON, Carl B., Yazoo City, Eng. MIDDLETON, George B., Vickshurg, LA, SAE MILES, David B., Jr., Lexington, LA, SAE MILLER, Edward D., Houston, Eng. MILLER, Sarah Ann, Aberdeen, Ed. MILLSAPS, Tommy E., Pheba, Ag. MITCHELL, Barbara J. N., Corinth, Ed. MITCHELL, George M., Jr., Eupora, Bus. MITCHELL, Leonard B., Jr., Miami, Fla., Eng., ATO MITCHELL, Thomas J., Philadelphia. IJ.h. MOCKLIN, Ross J., Waveland, Eng. MOHLER, Donald G., Ocean Springs, LA MOORE, Ann W., Red Banks, LA MOODY, Dennis F., Portageville, Mo., Ag. MOORE, Paul E., Zion, 111., Ed. MORROW, William W., Red Bay, Ala., AS MONTGOMERY, Ed A., Pickens, Ag., PiKA ' MONTGOMERY, Thomas P., Pickens, Bus. MORGAN, James W., Jr., Brookhaven, I Chi Alpha MORITZ. Joseph S., Jr., Natchez, LA MORRIS, Gordon L., Jr., Woodville, Ag. MORRIS, Spencer A., Laurel, Eng. MOSBY, Charles P., Meridian, Ag. P f) MOSEI.Y. IVgfiv A.. Starkville, Sc. MUELLER, John T., Bay Springs, Eng. MULLENS, David S., Macon, En-., KA MULLINS, Paul, Cleveland, Eng. MUMMERT, Gary A., Decatur, AT fS g. MURPHREE, Kav Q„ Starkville, Ed. MURPHY, Edwin R., Jr., Vickshurg, Eng. MURPHY, William J., Dallas, Tex., Bus. MURRAY, Howard W., Columbus, Bus. MYERS. Kathryn K., State College, LA, Chi Omega MYRICK, Paul R., Stringer, Eng. NAFF, Charles H., Portland, Ark., Ag. NANNEY, William J., Cruger, Eng. NASSAR, Fahad J., Lebanon, Eng. NATIONS, Glen W., Brookhaven, Eng. FRESH UENJ NEELY, James N., Laurel, Eng. NEISLER, Ronald E., Brandon, Ag. NELSON, Gary A., Gettysburg, Penn., Eng. NELSON, Mantia S„ Pope, LA NEWMAN, Luther, Jr., Natchez, Eng. NEWTON, Isaac J., Greenville, Ag., Kappa Sigma NEWTON, Leslie, Vicksburg, Ed. NEWTON, William H., Ill, Long Beach, Eng. NICHOLSON, Carl L., Jr., Jackson, Bus. HOROWITZ, Michael C, Biloxi, Eng. NORTON, William K., Un.okhaven, Eng. NOWKI.L. Ralph E., Vick-lmrg, Ag. NOWLIN, George G., Jr., Memphis, Tenn., Eng., SAE OAKLEY, Etheridge 0., Jr., Ridgeland, Sc, Delta Chi ODEN, Earl C, Starkville, Eng. OGLESBEE, Dan W., Columbia, Eng. OGLETREE, Sydney R., Jackson, Eng. OGLETREE, Louis A., Jr., Crystal Springs, Sc. OLDHAM, Scotty C, Jackson, Eng. OLIVER, R obert C, Vaiden, Eng. OSWALT, Brenda J., Starkville, SC OTT, Elizabeth A., Starkville, Ed. OWENS. Judy L., Corinth, Ed. PARKER, Thomas H., Prentiss, Eng. PARKS, James R„ Greenville, Bus. P RROTT. Pamela J., Kosciusko, Ed. PARVIN . Can R., Starkville, LA, Kappa Sigma PATRICK, Charles E., Columbus, Eng. PATTERSON, Penelope A., Mobile, Ala., Ed., Chi PAULIKAS, William W., Cherry Hill, N.J., Ed. PAVKOVICH, John R., Beaver Falls, Penn., Bus. PEAY, Paul G., Clarksdale, LA PEREZ, Venero L., Panama, Ag., Chi Omega PERRY, Donald J., Creenville, Eng. PERRY, Marvin L., Tutwiler, Eng. H l KIWIN, Prtesv. Vicksburg, Ag., Chi Omega PETTEY, Gary C, Pascagoula, Ed. PEYTON, Dale E., Columbus, Eng., SAE PHILLEY, James E., Eupora, Bus. til JftLfe d M 3 .- £) rs PS PHILLIPS, Anthony L., Mcndenhall, Eng. PHILLIPS, Arthur N., Jr., Monticello, Fla., Eng. PINE, Phillip R., Lucedale, Eng. PITTS, William R., Cleveland, Bus. POE, Joe P., Indianola, LA, PiKA POLK, Douglas D., Prentiss, Eng. POLLARD, Robert E„ Jr., West Memphis, Ark., ' . ATO POWELL, Peggy S., Vandenberg AFB, Calif., LA POWERS, Spencer B., Jr., Cary, Eng. PRABHAKAR, Sukhder M.. India, Eng. PRATER. Ernie D., Fayette, Ala., Bus. PRATT, William S., Inverness, Eng., Kappa Sigma PREVOST, Stanley E., Charleston, Eng. PREWITT, Thomas G., Greenwood, Eng., ATO PRICE, Thomas B., Jackson, Bus., Sigma Chi PRIDE, Paul R., Vicksburg, AS, KA PRINCE. Randolph W., Magee, LA PRITCHARD, James L., Charleston, Sc. PRUETT, Donald L., Sidon, LA PUGH, James S., Halls, Tenn., Ag. S PI FRESH WEN + Ai jMik PULLEN, John W., Sumner, Eng. PURVIS, Ottis J., Jr., Jackson, Ag. RALEY. Mary A., Columbus, Ed. RANDLE, Merritt, Jr.. Morgan City, Eng. RANDLE, Thomas C, Weir, Sc. RAY, James D., Fayette, Eng. RAYMOND, Ross, West Point, Ag. RAWLINGS, John B., II, Pascagoula, Sc. REAVER, Kenneth A., Gulfport, Eng. REECE, Kenneth L., Yazoo City, Eng. REED, Charles R., Magee, Bus. REED, Larry W., Memphis, Tenn., Ag. REED, Ronald S., Columbus, Eng. REID, John F., Ripley, Sc. REEVES, Glenn A., Pascagoula, Eng. RHEA, Alice L., West Point, Ag. RHOADS, Glenn W., Jackson, Ed. RHOADES, Gilbert L., Jr., Corinth, Eng., Sigma Chi RHOADES, Raymond V., St. Petersburg, Fla., Eng. RHODEN, Marcus W., Macclenny, Fla., Sc. dikilk k H2ESMMEN RICHARDSON. Jam,- P.. Koseiusko, Bus. RITTKR. Emily L. Long Beach, LA BOBBINS, James E., Ill, Macon, Ag. ROBBINS, James T., Ill, Laurel, For. ROBERSON, Thomas R., Greenville, LA, KA ROBERTSON, Garland L., Collins, Eng. ROBERTSON, William T, New Albany, Bus., Sigma Chi ROCHESTER, Dennis L., Horn Lake, Eng. ROGERS, Betty, Starkville, Ed., Chi Omega ROGERS, Fred L., Natchez, Eng. ROSE. Calvin 1).. Slate Collc-ie. LA, Kappa Sigma ROSS, Charles C, Tutwiler, Bus. ROSS, Margaret A., Tupelo, LA RUSHING, Man A., Starkville, Ed. RUSSELL, Clifford S., Ill, Mississippi City, Eng. RUSSELL, Randolph P., Philadelphia, Eng. RUSSELL, Russell T., Picayune, Eng. RUSSELL, William M., Horn Lake, Eng. RYE. John W., Amory, Bus. SAAD, George J., Lebanon, Eng. SAGET, Don D., Monroe, La., Eng. SALCEDO, J. A., Ecuador, Eng. SANDERS, Ebba Jo, West Point, Bus. MMlF.RS, John W., Glendora, Sc. SANDERS, John W., Jr., Carrollton, Ag. SANDERS, Judy A., West Point, LA SANDERS, Skeet R., Greenville, Bus. S ROE T. Robert M., V ' i.ksburg, Eng. SARTAIN, Jerry B., Walnut, Ag. SAVAGE, Billy J., Moss Point, Eng. SAYE, James E., Starkville, Eng. SCALCO, Sandy A., Jr., Meridian, Eng. SCHILLING. Jimmv D., Grenada, Eng. -CI 1 PER, Linda L., Columbus, Sc. SCOTT, Celia Beth, Covington, Tenn., LA, Chi Omega SEALE, Jackie, Gloster, Fo. SEAMAN, Joseph C, Gulfport, Eng., PiKA SEITZ, Kenneth M., Starkville, Ag., SAE SEWELL, James P., Columbus, Eng., Delta Chi SHEA, David F., Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., Sc. IfilH o tikiinbAM r SHEFFIELD, Bobby E., Fulton, Eng. SHEFFIELD, Thomas E., Moorehrad, Sc, Delta Chi SHELLY, Guss J., Sallis, Ed. SHELTON, Robert F., Memphis, Tenn., LA SHERARD, James R., Vieksburg, Eng., Kappa Sigma SHERMAN, Phil O., Jr., Charleston, Ag. SHERRILL, Joseph W., II, Hattiesburg, Eng. SHIDIAK, Malek Y., Syria. Eng. SHIVERS, Gilbert T., Jr., Prentiss, Eng., KA SHOWS, Scott D., Brookhaven, Ed. SHUTTLEWORTH, W. M., Jackson, Bus., KA SIMMONS, Charles E., Jackson, Bus. SINCLAIR, George W., Starkville, Eng. SINCLAIR, Sharon L., Starkville, Ed. SKILES, Marion L., Slidell, La., Eng. SMILEY, Milton J., Wilmington, Del., Bus., ATO SMITH, Edwin M., Brookhaven, Bus. SMITH, Ernest D., Moss Point, Eng. SMITH, Martha J., West Point, LA SMITH, Roger W., Jackson, Eng., KA FRESH UEN liii iili -1 SMITH, Ronald E., Gulfport, LA SMITH, Tommy E., Petal, Eng. SMYTH, Charles T., Louisville, Sc. SLYE, Michael W., Avondale, Ga., Bus. SNYDER, William D., Knoxville, Tenn., Bus. SORY, Edwin A., Isola, LA, Kappa Sigma SPARKMAN, John P., Macon, Sc, KA SPEED, David F., Newton, Eng. SPENCER, James W., Jackson, Eng. SPENCER, William A., Crenshaw, Sc. STALLINGS, Gilbert G., Olive Branch, Eng., Kappa Tau STAPLES, Gerald E., Jr., Greenwood, Eng. STEVENS, Bill L., Lumberton, Ed. STEVENS, Gary L., Long Beach, Fo. STILL, Quentin W., Steele, Mo., Ag. STINSON, Charles L., Jr., Columbus, Bus. STOKES, Lewis S., Tunica, Eng. STONE, Carlton D., Canton, Eng. STORTZ, Anthony J., Jackson, Eng., Phi Kappa Tau STOUT, Sandra K., Canton, Ag. r C5 STOWEKS, Klh.n R.. Jackson, Ag. STRICKLAND, Barbara A., Corinth, Ed. STLIRDIVANT, William L., New Albany, Bus., ATO STYERS, David D., Paducah, Ky., Eng. SULLIVAN, James B., Ill, Jackson, Fo. SULLIVAN, Warren W., Tunica, Ag., KA SUMMERFORD, Thomas J., Macon, Eng., KA SI MMERVILLE, Hugh H., Aliceville, Ala., Ag. SUMNER, Lee E., Jr., Hattiesburg, Eng. SUMRALL, Noel E., Jr., Columbus, Bus. SUTTLE, David E., Jackson, Sc, PiKA SWANN, Isaac K., Tullahoma, Tenn., Ag. SWANSON, Carl I., Galesburg, 111., Ed., Lambda Chi Alpha SWILLEY, Johnny J., Jr., Petal, Eng. TANNER, John D., Jackson, Eng. TAYLOR, Audley L., Pass Christian, Eng. TAYLOR, Ernest G., Jr., Como, LA TAYLOR, Loyd R, West Point, Eng. TAYLOR, Manin, Miami, Fla., Bus. TEDFORD, James A., West Point, Bus. TIUCPEN. Don.tln !).. Jacks.m. Ed. THOM, Frederick A., Jr., Columbus, Eng. THOMAS, Diane C, Starkville, Ed. THOMAS, Glenn C, West Point, Eng. THOMPSON, Claude J., Vicksburg, Fo. THOMPSON, Frederick L., Bassfield, LA THOMPSON, Gary D., Philadelphia, Eng. THOMPSON, James A Amory, Bus. THOMPSON, Perry A., Pascagoula, Fo. THOMPSON, Robert L., Jr., Yazoo City, Ag., SAE THOMPSON, Sandra J., Columbus, Ed., Phi Mu TIIO|! TON, William H., Hattiesburg, Eng. TILLEY, Robert W., Salina, Kans., Eng. TOOTLE, Gerald E., Gulfport, Eng., PiKA TORRANCE, Richard V., Jackson, Eng. TRAYLOR, Carwell W., Jr., Tylertown, Sc. TREADWELL, Suzanne V., Starkville, LA TROTTER, William H., Alexandria, La., Bus. TRUITT, George G., Minter City, Eng., ATO TURNAGE, Joe C, Jackson, Eng., KA nMdiM i TURN AGE, John A., McComb, Eng. TURNER, Joe L„ Rosedale, Eng. TOUCHSTONE, James R., Hattiesburg, Fo. TYLER, Clarence 0., Jr., Jackson, Eng. TYLER, Percy H., HI, Kosciusko, Eng. UPCHURCH, Tommy C, Fo., Slarkville VANCE, Stephen P., Edwards, LA VANN, Martha L., Slarkville, LA VAUGHAN, Drewey L., Maben, Ag. VAUGHN, Kenton 0., Amory, Ed. VAUGHN, Richard H., Aberdeen, LA, Phi Kappa Tau VEAZEY, Jesse M., Calhoun City, Bus. VERSEN, Joseph L., Jr., Vicksburg, Bus. VICK. Il.-nrv ;., Jr., Meridian, Eng., PiKA VICKERS, Jimmy D., Greenville, Ed. VICKERS, Sharon L., Slarkville, Ed. VIETS, Lloyd 0., II, Germany, Fo. VINCENT, James R., Hattiesburg, Eng. VIZZI, Samuel C, Buffalo, N.Y., Ed. WADE, Lawrence T., Ill, Rolling Fork, Eng., Chi hm: dA FRESH WEM WALDRIP, Thomas B., Saltillo, Ag. WALDROP, Robert W., Columbus, Sc, Delta Chi WALKER, Linda F, Slarkville, Ed., Phi Mu WALKER, Robert G., Hattiesburg, Eng. WALKER, Robert H., Jr., Jackson, Bus. WALKER, Sandra 0., Pheba, Ed. WALKER, William H., Yazoo City, Sc. WALKUP, John H., Jr., Danville, Ky., Ag. WALLS, Diane, Slarkville, Ed. WALTERS, John R., Laurel, LA WALTERS, Tommy L., Brandon, Eng. WARD, Ernest L., Summerville, Ga., Bus., Lambda Chi Alpha WARCH, James M., Greenville, LA WARREN, David L., Forest, LA WARREN, Jack J., D ' Lo, LA W SIIINGTON, Gary P., Paragould, Ark., LA WATKINS, Jerry D., Winchester, Tenn., Ed. WATSON, Henry C, Yazoo City, Ag. WATSON, Richard C, Greenwood, Bus., ATO WATTS, Georgia K., Greenwood, LA tyx_, I cj WAITS, Guy E., Jr., Tupelo, Bus. WEANT, John A., Greenwood, Bus., SAE WEBB, Robert M., Gulfport, Eng. WEBBER, William L., Montpelier, Eng. WEEMS, William E., Jr., Laurel, Eng., PiKA WELLS, William S., Durant, Eng. WEESS, Harold L., Jackson, Bus. WEST, Kenneth A., Waynesboro, Eng. WES TERMAN, Edward M., Greenville, A S WI1ITAKER, James B., Starkville, Bus. WHITEHEAD. Jose W., Louisville, Eng. WHITFIELD, Davis A., II, Greenville, Sc., Kappa Sigma WHITTMANN, Richard W., Pass Christian, Eng. WIGGS, Daniel J., Ripley, Bus. WILKINSON, Harold A., Jennings, La., Bus. WILLCUTT, Robert L., Lucedale, Eng. WILLIAMS, Danny. Greenville, Bus. WILLIAMS, Jerry B., Hattiesburg, Eng. WILLIAMS, Tommy M., Pontotoc, Eng. WILLIAMS, Richard T., Jr., Jackson, Ed. FR££MU£N WILLIAMSON. Damn I., Jackson. Eng. WILLIAMSON, James L., Columbus, Sc. WILLOUGHBY, J. Harold, Jacksboro, Tenn., LA WILSON, Edward C, Meridian, Ag., PiKA WINDHAM, Kelly H., Grenada, Bus. WINDHAM, Larry L., Grenada, Bus. WINKLEJOHN, James Y., Ocean Springs, Eng. WINTERS, Everette M., Jackson, LA WOOD, John F., Natchez WOODCOCK, Charles ().. Wot Monroe, La., Sc. WOODS. Walton T.. Ill, Cleveland, Eng., WOMACK, Daniel J., Meridian, Eng. WORTH, John S., Biloxi, Eng. WRIGHT, Phyllis Z., Lou isville, Eng. WRIGHT, Walter R., Falkner, Bus. YATES, Charles E., Natchez, LA YOUNG, L. D., Ill, Quitman, Eng. YOUNG, Linda L., Jackson, Sc, Phi Mu YOUNGBLOOD, James H., Rose Hill, Ag. Just a little off the top. ' Can you loan me $223.75? Vote! The Reveilles are here ! No more allowance.  f yx ■ r ALPHA TAUOM££A PHf fcAFPATAU KAPPA QIGMA tAMBDACHf ALPHA aGMACUl QIGMA PHf ZPQILON KAPPA ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA EP£fLON PfKAPFA ALPHA ACACJA D OACHf FAR UHOU CHf OM SA PHfMU ZRATAU ALPHA PANHELLEMC COUNCJL ££MOR IPC JUNIOR IPC ' 64 EPSILON epsilon of AUWW 0 UE£A 121 chapters . . . Founded Virginia Mili- tary Institute, Virginia, 1865 . . . Epsilon Epsilon chapter established 1937. President Tyson Graham Vice President John Norman Secretary Malcolm Gray Treasurer Robert Ingersoll r ■Mdi ; Mrs. P. Harmond Housemother Almon, V. Anderson, V. Capen, J. Herschede, W. Hill, S. Hollomon, T. Hull, J. Hunnings, V. Ingersoll, R. Jones, E. Kennedy, R. Langlois, ] McReynolds, J. McLendon, T. McLellan, W. McCollum, F. McCloud, T. McCain, W. Moore, N. Happy Hour Our new First Lady And what else did Santa bring you, Tom? What ' s in a name? Another pledge gets dropped Kennedy Kreation jJBCT yMflrt jiJfc J m U iJLfe gtf X Pledges work cheerfully Beauty and the beast ■HH Singing Christmas Carols That ' s a cute little bunny, Sam. ALFWCMOF PWf KAPPA W 95 chapters . . . Founded Miami Univer- sity, Ohio, 1906 . . . Alpha Chi chapter established 1939. President Richard Gaston Vice President Mack Hataway Secretary Robert Graeber Treasurer Gary Hawkins dft w fercA cF Casey, B. Chancellor, J. Christopher, A. Coggin, W. Crigler, S. Day, J. Dendy, G. Elmore, A. Felts, S. Finley, W. Gaston, B. Need any help, Sam? Smith, W. Stallings, G. Stallings, K. Stokes, J. Shortz, A. Vail, C. Walred, J. Washington, J. Welborn, W. West, J. White, R. Womble, C. DEtpi CM OF 135 chapters . . . Founded University of Virginia, Virginia, 1869 . . . Delta Chi chapter established 1936. President Duke Morgan Vice President Bobby Maxwell Secretary Gaddis Hunt Treasurer Billy Hunter J( 7 Anding W. If a a a 4 Era - - ™ w ' Newt, keep your hands above the table! Years of accomplishments. Evans, N. Faulkner, W. Fondren, G. Fountain, B. Freiman, L. Garner, T. Greene, R. Gregory, P. Hamilton, W. Hardison, J. Hearon, R. Hodges, J. Hood, E. Home, R. Horton, S. Hunt, G. Hunter, W. Jones, W. i ' Tin ' Where did they go? Kincade, P. McClinton, R. McCubbins, M. McRee, J. McReynolds, P. Marler, J. Maxwell, R. The sand-lot fou Morgan, D. Murray, G. i LhLrLrt SSEL£ 2 Spell, L. Spraberry, J. Storey, T. Homecoming at the Kappa Sig house Daisy Mae at the formal •« JL. 1  —♦ Orphans ' Christmas Party Kappa Sig car wash? ? House party on the Coast EPSILON CHI OP t VUBDA CWf ALFW 153 ch apters . . . Founded Boston Col- lege, Massachusetts, 1905 . . . Epsilon Chi chapter established 1939. President Dale Tinsley Vice President Dennis Bouchard Secretary Bernard Windham Treasurer Charles Kincade El j ft ft 1 ft -A Hicks, K. Hettinger, S. Let this be a lesson to the rest of the pledges. Greek Week Dance s assist during Greek Week n n r, Kyzar, F Morgan, J. $ ' . •, GflWW UPeiLON OF sfGMACwr 136 chapters . . . Founded Miami Uni- versity, Ohio, 1855 . . . Gamma Upsilon chapter established 1938. President Louis Whitfield Vice President , Jim Gordon Secretary Frank Massey Treasurer Walter Stubbe M § ' f zj Allen, T. Allsbrook, J-. Barnwell, J. Barry, B. Biggers, H. Bowman, B. Brummett, B. Buchanon, N. Burnham, W. Carothers, R. Carpenter, J. Carpenter, R. Cleveland, 0. Coggin, J. Coggin, T. Crosby, H. Cuevas, J. Deas, E. Denton, B. Horian, T. Flowers, M. Floyd, D. Fuller, M. Gomel, W. Gordon, J. Gordon, J. Griffith, T. 1LK1 Here comes Santa Claus ! Doit, Bob! • , Hardin, W. Harris, E. Harvey, W. Haynes, J. Heath, R. Hilbun, B. Holden, W. Holder, D. Howard, T. Howell, E. Hudspeth, J. Huff, A. Hughes, W. Martin, G. Massey, F. Mangum, E. Montgomery, F. Ne ely, W. Olmstead, R. O ' Neal, J. O ' Neal, R. Parker, H. Parsons, F. Pennebaker, J. Phillip, J. rt£ Yes, sir, we ' ll try to control him next time. Sigs ' Michaelangelo Schultz, J. Small, E. Smith, A. Smith, K. Smith, S. Sneed, J. Soule, G. 1 fif f ;• a n Stringer, R. Stubbe, W. Taylor, D. Taylor, J. Taylor, R. Thaxton, J. Thump-on, W. , 1 §PP pF W Erj 5 ' m Ji : ■ m l. m M wBtM am JBM Wade, L. Watkins, L. White, R. Whitfield, H. Williams, C. Wood, G. Yarborough, P. f t M 3f Pledge Sit-in Sig Hill Lumb ' s pinning report wies ' SCFPi BEta of CIGMA Wf EPSfLOM 160 chapters . . . Founded University of Richmond, Virginia, 1901 . . . Mississip- pi Beta chapter established 1938. President John Haltom Vice President Tony Rubin Secretary Larry Chilton Treasurer Jimmy Dennis Mrs. W. E. Hart Housemother Adams, R. Adcock, L. Black, E. Bratley, F. Caldwell, C. Causey, R. Chittom, L. Cleveland, G. Crouch, M. Daley, H. Dennis, J. Haltom, J. Hart, J. Hood, W. MUROC, J. Whatta ya mean, ' There ' s something wrong with my Feet? ' What are you looking over here for — you have it in front of you. £ . . . and tonight when the lights go out in Cress- well Hall, we ' ll . . . Which one does not use toothpaste. BEJAWOF KAPPA ALPW4 S3 chapters . . . Founded Washington College, Virginia, 1865 . . . Beta Tau chapter established 1927. President , Robert Hardy Vice President . . Sammy Hazel Secretary John Knight Treasurer Buddy Jaquith p fW $ C - - Mrs. 0. Montroy Housemother Adams, I. Adams, J. Anderson, J. Baldwin, C. Batson, G. Becker, W. Bush, A. Byrne, T. Cherry, R. Chisholm, A. Cochran, R. Corley, F. Craft, S. Dees, W. Donaldson, R. Dowdle, W. Edmonson, V. Edwards, V. Fisher, R. Frazier, J. Gault, C. Grafe, J. C. Grafe, J. F. Griffin, J. Hagerman, D. Handley, J. In the finest tradition of the South. Where the sweet magnolia blossoms . . . Hazel, S. Henry, W. Huff, C. Jackson, R. Jensen, E. Jepsen, W. King, E. King, J. Knight, J. Knight, R. Lane, J. Lawrence, R. Lewis, B. Lutz, W. McFadden, T. ra tm kfrk+± k f di n May, W. Nesbit, L. Oakley, R. O ' Brien, W. Robbins, J. Roberson, T. Roberts, B. Smith, 11. Smith, K. Smith, R. Finally, Leo Turnage, J. Walker, C. Warriner, A. Watts, J. Williams, T. Wolfe, W. He did, too KA Homecoming Mother ' s Club — ' 63- ' 64 Cheap entertainment for Rush Name, rank, serial no., . . . Pledge project UlSfilSSfPPnWElA OF Ql GfiAA ALPm GPQILON 143 chapters . . . Founded University of Alabama, Alabama, 1856 . . . Mississippi Theta chapter established 1887. President Charles Boyd Vice President Frank Chamblin Secretary Eddie Perkins Treasurer Putt Randall l fj J Han,,., I). BP?b? fV 5 Pl , Beckemeyer, J. ■ L IMmW Benoist, L. • Bethea.M. inn HI - m I % fc :v::i ' «? y ■ ■ ■■i J l ? i fc __________ „ . y fW 4LUMI ' V Cozart, C. Dean, J. Dean, R. Dempsey, D. Dobbs, F. Dowd, D. Dowdle, J. Downer, C. English, J. Folks, J. Fulgham, J. Fullen, J. Gaddis, J. Geer, J. Glasgow, T. Harden, J. Hardy, J. Harpole, D. Harpole, T. Hixon, T. Holcomb, G. fnman, J. Johnson, J. Johnson, R. Jordan, B. Kearney, J. King, J. Lyles, S. McAllister, R. Mcllwain, W. McLellan, W. Middleton, G. Miles, D. SAE Homecoming -H-4r_t- C_ (J K ; Moore, W. Montgomery, T. Morrison, R. Nabors, T. Payne, W. Pillow, W. Pennington, J. Perkins, J. Peyton, D. Porter, F. Modern Living Spivey, J. ffl j J| tirhfhthh Weant, J. Wilkerson, L. Wood, H. Wilson, H. Wood, R. %: % rt Nothing like good fraternity brotherhood! I There ' s a fight or a girl somewhere. One big happy family Welcome one and all. £AMMATH0AOF pr kappa pip m 129 chapters . . . Founded University of Virginia, Virginia, 1868 . . . Gamma Theta chapter established 1927. President Jackie Miller Vice President Robert Wright Secretary Kendall Lancaster Treasurer Richard Martin Bloodworth, C. r-TCT ftrji Haraway, H. Pike Homecoming Float Kergosien, C. Kluck, J. Lancaster, M. Laurier, W. Lee, M. Lichte, J. Lolley, W. McDearman, V. McWhorter, W. i Hi ++ %+« k A W l AUfh New Pike House Thompson, S. Tootle, G. Trotter, R. Tyler, J. Underwood, J. Wamble, J. Wallace, T. Wallace, W. Watson, T. Webster, S. Weems, W. Westin, D. Whitley, D. Williams, J. Williams, W. Wilson, E. Wilson, L. Wright, J. Wright, R. York, J. 4 I - W itf fe r - m ' Jl ' y ' V KJ Vi m ffi f 1 1 Bully Freshman? Another session begins. ACACIA 52 chapters . . . Founded University of Michigan 1904 . . . MSU chapter estab- lished 1960. President Randy Pfeiffer Vice President Ray Jones Secretary Stockstill Treasurer James White Chong, B. Chong, F. Drown Farmer Glott Hawkins Hinton Jackson Jones Middleton Moffitt u w 4r 4 m ntE Pfeiffer Potts Stewart Stockstill Walker White Greek Week Dance ff fcff KjftfTn t jF f ' £B T - Jr ' - ms. ti Go to hell, Ole Miss! K USU COLONY OF 48 chapters . . . Founded Cornell Univer- sity, New York, 1890 . . . MSU colony established 1963. President Robert Williams Vice President John Cockerham Secretary Bobby Johnson Treasurer Pat Schuh irt4- 4-_ a a r-, n n c Duckworth, H. Landrum, J. Littlejohn, R. McDearman, Morrow, J. Oakley, E. Putman, J. Sandy, M. Schuh, H. Sewell, J. Sheffield, T. Snook, W. Waldrop, R. Wiggs, D. Williams, R. WWOUSk 19 chapters . . . Founded University of Missouri, Missouri, 1905 . . . Mississippi chapter established 1962. President CO. Herchehahn Vice President Noble Kearney Secretary Roy Meeks Treasurer George Garrison Herchenhahn, C. sua nm □ FWIDEqaOF moMB y 134 chapters . . . Founded University of Arkansas, Arkansas, 1895 . . . Phi Delta chapter established 1936. President „ , Virginia Neal Vice President Barbara Hartness Secretary Linda Cheery Treasurer Sue Vanderford IBA.A W Fraley, A. Cheely, L. Coggin, D. Collum, L. Cooper, D. Copeland, M. Czajkowski, D. Liberace visits Chi House Garrison, S. Gwin, N. Harris, S. Hartness, B. Hays, D. Holstein, B. Murphree, K. Pomeroy, N. Schrader, S. Scott, C. Smith, P. Sudduth, A. Vanderford, N. ik kSteb.. k PR4 AUW OF pwr uu 81 chapters . . . Founded Wesleyan Col- lege, Georgia, 1862 . . . Kappa Alpha Chapter established 1961. President , Betty Little John Vice President Joy Porter Secretary . . Kay Ransburg Treasurer .. . Carolyn Hamner Mrs. W. Loyd Housemother Blackledge, P. Bond, M. Braddock, A. Brown, J. DeBottis, L. Didlake, J. Douglas, S. Hairston, W. Henson, C. Johnson, D. Ladnier, B. Lambert, A. Homecoming Oliphant, E. Owings, B. Parker, P. Parrish, J. Porter, B. Ransburgh, M. Roberts, S. Shipp, S. Summerville, C. Thompson, S. Walker, L. Young, L. £aMMA2EmOF ?£falflUALPW 94 chapters . . . Founded Virginia State Normal School, Virginia, 1 898 ... Gam- ma Zeta chapter established 1940. President Rosalee Monsell Vice President Judy Davis Secretary Susie Noble Treasurer Patsy Vescovo Benson, K. Boone, P. Boswell, J. Brewer, B. Bridges, S. Davis, J. Dencey, J. Fischer, L. Green, J. Hill, M. Monsell, R. Myres, J. Noble, S. Oden, B. Ifc M ' mtaA Zetas capture second place in Homecoming. Ramsey, J. Young, E. Having a blast at Bulldog Day ! £R£Efc IA K Greek Week, a new tradition on the Mississippi State campus, was held in the last week of November. The week began with the Housemother ' s brunch held at the Phi Mu house. During the week, the Fraternities and Sororities prepared for the Greek Week dance. This year ' s convocation speaker was Dr. Porter L. Fortune, who spoke on success. All Greeks attended the banquet, which was held in the Mississippi State cafeteria. Closing of Greek Week was celebrated Saturday night with the Greek Week dance, a Battle of the Bands, between the Counts and the Mark Vs. Many of the activities of the Week were canceled due to the death of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy. GREEK WEEK COMMITTEE: Robert Hardy Chairman Randy Pfeffer Acacia John Capen Alpha Tau Omega Celia Gannaway Chi Omega Bobby Joe Johnson Delta Chi George Tullos Kappa Alpha Gaddis Hunt Kappa Sigma Judy Cole Phi Mu Bob White Phi Kappa Tau Charles Kergosian Pi Kappa Alpha Clift Cartledge Sigma Alpha Epsilon Bob White Sigma Chi Bud Bratley Sigma Phi Epsilon Lee Fischer Zeta Tau Alpha Robert Kennedy Greek Week Reporter Housemother ' s Brunch Preparing for the Dance. Paul King, President of IFC; Dr. Fortune, Banquet Speaker; Lindsey Hines, President of Panhellenic Council. Interfraternity discussion group. Dean Lee visits Housemother ' s brunch. Ginny was t here. The Banquet. WJHHIEM6 COUNCIL First Row, L to R: N. Pomeroy, L. Hine, S. Roberts. Second Row, L to R. : J. Davis, S. Noble, V. Neal, B. Little John. President Lindsey Hine Vice President Sylvia Roberts Secretary Nancy Pomeroy Treasurer Judy Davis MEMBERS Judy A. Davis— ZTA Shirley S. Noble— ZTA Lindsey P. Hine— ZTA Nancy E. Pomeroy— X£2 Betty R. Littlejohn— $M Sylvia J. Roberts— $M Virginia W. Neal— XQ COUNCIL ALPHA TAU OMEGA Vernon Almon and John Capen ACACIA Alan Ewalt and Bob Stewart KAPPA SIGMA Robert Maxwell and Cliff Thompson LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Marion Tinsley and George Powlett PHI KAPPA TAU „ Eddie Tucker fFC 1 riBii PI KAPPA ALPHA John Kluck and Robert Miller SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Charles Cartledge and Larry Sloan REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FOLLOWING FRATERNITIES ARE NOT PICTURED: DELTA CHI FARMHOUSE KAPPA ALPHA SIGMA CHI Ben Brummett and Jimmy O ' Neal SIGMA PHI EPSILON James Dennis and John Halton I JUNIOR fNTERFRATERNflV COUNCIL Richard Hatchett PRESIDENT Harry Johnson VICE PRESIDENT ALPHA TAU OMEGA Tom McLendon and Steve Hil KAPPA SIGMA John Stevens and Bo Gregory LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Randy Pollard and Harry Johnson SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Bill Brigham and Tommy Nabors J fPC NOT PICTURED ARE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FOLLOWING FRATERNITIES: ACACIA DELTA CHI FARMHOUSE PI KAPPA ALPHA PHI KAPPA TAU SIGMA CHI Buddy Smalls and Keith Francis SIGMA PHI EPSILON Howard Daley and John Hart iHH 9 • ? vx { - M i ? «rf IP Y i MM .,. . . ji WONORAEJE£ R£U£fOUS SERVICE O GflNtZflltONC ' 64 DEW Pf DEW OFFICERS Chief Forester Eugene L. Wells Supervisor Robert S. Stevens Tallyman Gravis W. Alexander Fireboss Marcus H. Adair STUDENT MEMBERS Marcus H. Adair Gravis W. Alexander Wilhert W. Dahlem Charles G. Griffing Jerold N. Jones William L. Kearney Wallace E. Kilcreas Ansel E. Miller Robert S. Stevens Archie P. Tate Eugene L. Wells Kenneth R. Williamson FACULTY MEMBERS Robert T. Clapp William F. Miller James E. Moak Edward G. Roberts Roy D. Ross John W. Starr George L. Switz Delta Pi Delta, the honorary forestry fraternity for students and faculty members in the School of Forestry, recog- nizes through its membership the attainment of outstanding scholarship and achievement in forestry. The purpose of Delta Pi Delta is to promote, secure, and maintain a high degree of scholarship in forest education and to work toward the improvement of the profession. Delta Pi Delta annually sponsors the Keith C. Birdsall Award in Forest Utilization and a lecture series for the School of Forestry featuring outstanding leaders in the profession. In addition, it seeks to inculcate the spirit of scholarship among the lowerclassmen in the school. CflRDfNtALfca ' OFFICERS President Nancy Pomeroy Vice President Betty Maney Secretary Dot Hays Treasurer Lindsey Hine Historian Carole McReynolds Faculty Advisor Mary Jane Koelz MEMBERS June Brown Linda Cheely Judy Davis Sandra Harrisc Dot Hays Lindsey Hine Mary Winfred Love Carole McReynolds Betty Maney Virginia Neal Nancy Pomeroy Sue Vanderford Cardinal Key National Honor Sorority offers coveted membership to outstanding junior and senior women on the basis of excellence in character, scholarship, leadership, and campus activities. Like its brother, organization, Blue Key, Cardinal Key stresses the highest standards in personnel. Primarily a service group in action, Cardinal Key was instrumental in starting State ' s first Campus Chest Drive and the Student Honor Committee. Each year, the members assist with Freshman Orientation, High School Day, Homecom- ing, and Alumni Day. In addition, Cardinal Key serves as the official hostess for any campus function. Each spring, Car- dinal Key recognizes one Freshman coed as being the most outstanding freshman girl of the year on the Mississippi State University Campus. Cardinal Key was organized as a national honor sorority in the spring of 1932, as a direct result of a considerable number of requests from schools having similar men ' s organizations. The organizer and sponsor for a number of years was Mr. B. C. Riley. The Mississippi State University Chapter, the only one in Mississippi, was founded in 1954, with the assistance of the local chapter of Blue Key. B AAJSmPCl OFFICERS President Archie P. McKinnis Vice President Mrs. Dora R. Herring Secretary William D. Sims Treasurer Thomas D. Howie Faculty Vice President Dr. Loomis H. Toler FACULTY MEMBERS William A. Cross W. W. Littlejohn Edwin S. Sanders William A. Simmons Ralph S. Wofford Loomis H. Toler Vardaman Vance J. Julian Williams Beta Alpha Psi, founded on February 12, 1919, at the University of Illinois, is a professional and honorary account- ing fraternity. Beta Kappa, the 54th chapter, was installed at Mississippi State University in November, 1960. The purpose of Beta Alpha Psi is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as the basis of the accounting profession; to promote the study of accounting and its highest ethical standards; to act as a medium between professional men, in- structors, students, and others who are interested in the development of the study or profession of accountancy; to develop high moral, scholastic, and professional attainments in its members; and to encourage cordial relations among its mem- bers and the profession generally. William E. Andrews Norman W. Bowen Edward A. Burgess Bennie D. Butler Claude N. Byrd, Jr. Charles R. Dobbins Dora R. Herring Thomas C. Howie Michael A. Lee Marvin S. Massey, Jr. Archie P. McKinnis James K. Miller William G. Murphy III Roy S. Phillips Ray B. Richardson Frank W. Rush, Jr. William D. Sims Kenneth L. Smith, Jr. WJ K t ] r ft M 1 1 vUlty ' l One of the highest honors that a Mississippi State University Junior or Senior male student can obtain is that of se- lection to membership in Blue Key National Honor Fraternity. Selection of these men is made from a group of outstand- ing male students who excel in character, leadership, scholarship, and student activities. Only those who meet require- ments in all of these highly important character traits are invited to join, and these high standards are the keystones which allow Blue Key to continually remain at the head of the honor fraternities in its field. Blue Key ' s purpose, as seen in the motto, Serving I Live, is to serve, and generously does it do this. During the past year, the local Mississippi State University Blue Key Chapter has undertaken many service projects including service during orientation, Homecoming, and High School Day; sponsorship of the annual Blue Key talent show for the Campus Chest Drive; and establishment of a scholarship program to aid deserving students. Additional service has been rendered in the complete promotion and backing of worthwhile campus movements. Blue Key was founded at the University of Florida in 1924 by Major B. C. Riley. The fraternity grew out of a group of student leaders who were assembled at that campus to coordinate homecoming activities. From this beginning, Blue Key has grown into a national fraternity with chapters at 120 universities and colleges with a total membership in ex- cess of 40,000. The Mississippi State University chapter of Blue Key was established in 1928 and has continually grown to its present group of twenty active members. An excellent reason for the high quality of Blue Key men, particularly of Mississippi State ' s local chapter, is found when the achievements of the individual members are noted. Our local membership includes leaders in the student asso- ciation, leaders in both local ROTC branches, leaders in both the campus yearbook and paper, and various leaders of major campus honor and professional societies. These individuals are the backbone of Blue Key, and they have made it synonymous with campus leadership and service. OFFICERS President Robert Sheely Vice President Ronald Taylor Corresponding Secretary Paul King Recording Secretary-Tre asurer Glendon Bradley Faculty Advisor Dr. Charles Thomas STUDENT MEMBERS Malcolm I. Balfour Don E. Mason Claude G. Bradley Frank D. Massey Willis B. Brumfield Archie P. McKinnis Charles G. Catledge Paul A. Melton James A. Coggin Aubrey E. Nichols David L. Dobbins James M. Putman Thomas E. Edwards Lester W. Rooker Edward D. Graham Robert A. Sheely Jerry D. Johes Ronald L. Taylor Paul T. King, Jr. Henry L. Whitfield FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. L. C. Behr W. W. Littlejohn Dr. J. K. Bettersworth Dewey M. McCain Ralph Brown Alex McKeighey Dr. Gordon K. Bryan Ed Martin Caleb Burgoyne Dr. T. K. Martin Dr. D. W. Colvard C. A. Rose Joseph F. Curry Dr. Clyde Q. Shee ly W. J. Evans Harry Simrall W. C. Flewellen Col. John W. Thames Paul Gregory Dr. C. H. Thomas Col. Sam Hamilton W. R. Thompson, Jr. A. G. Holmes, Jr. Dr. Louis Wise qziKAFPANU ft? t.f f Marion C. Bailey David N. Bishop James C. Boater ( I], il ' lc- ( ' ,. ( ' atlrdiir Tliniii;i- (;. Coleman Samuel W. Crigler Ernest B. Deas 0. J. Denison David L. Dobbins Virgil L. Dugan Michael H. Forster Kilu.inl I). Graham Preston B. Herrington % , yr v ! William C. Hines Norman F. Hunter Kenneth E. Ingram Claud J. Irby Donald W. Kelly Carroll E. Mullins John K. Owens Larry J. Patin Jerry A. Pol Joseph L. Scarborough Thomas R. Schwan Robert A. She ely John T. Smelko OFFICERS President Norman F. Hunter Vice President Edward G. Graham Corresponding Secretary Virgil L. Dugan Recording Secretary Preston B. Herrington Treasurer Robert A. Sheely Historian John T. Smelko Bridge Correspondent Charles G. Catledge Faculty Advisor Claud J. Irby Eta Kappa Nu is a national electrical engineering honor society. Its primary purpose is to recognize, promote, and reward outstanding scholastic achievement. Eta Kappa Nu is also dedicated to. service — service to the Electrical Engi- neering Department, to the school, and to the engineering profession in general. This highly selective organization originated at the University of Illinois in 1904. Although it was started as a pro- fessional or employment society, it was soon changed to an honor organization, with scholarship as its primary quali- fication. The society was founded with the idea that those in the electrical engineering profession who have manifested a deep interest and marked ability in their chosen life work should be brought into a closer union. Gamma Omega Chapter of Eta Kappa Nu was installed at Mississippi State University in 1959. This chapter arose from the L. L. Patterson Engineering Society, which had been organized to recognize achievements among the electrical engineering students on the campus. Since its installation, this chapter has been highly successful. Chapter activities in- clude participation in the Engineer ' s Day and Open House functions associated with the Electrical Engineering Depart- ment, as well as cooperating with the local IEEE chapter in worthwhile projects. Each year, Gamma Omega chapter pre- sents an award to the outstanding freshman student in Electrical Engineering. MFPAOQUAPr The purpose of Kappa Delta Pi is to encourage high professional, intellectual, and personal standards, and to recog- nize outstanding contributions to education. It invites to membership such persons as exhibit commendable personal qual- ities, worthy educational ideals, and sound scholarship. It endeavors to maintain a high degree of professional fellowship among its members and to quicken professional growth by honoring achievement in educational work. OFFICERS President Mrs. Barbara Celles Cropp Vice President Miss Lindsey Hine Secretary Miss Erin Hearon Treasurer Miss Judith Ann Wiseman Historian-Reporter Mr. Paul Gene McKay Counselor Miss Louise Whitlow Lucille E. Allen J. K. Bettersworth Mary Blake Barry F. Box Mary Ann Bratley Burrow P. Brooks Alice Burgoyne W. C. Comer Barbara C. Cropp Martha Ruth Daffron Mary Lynn Davis Judith Ann Davis Sterling N. Davis Brenda Dodson Celia C. Fisher Martha C. Franks Jesse Gammill Bonnie Gary Evelyn Gillis Jo Anne Gordon Bobbie Jean Graham Chadrick 0. Grizzle Mary Ann Gunter Linda S. Hammond Cornelia S. Harrell William A. Hays Erin Hearon Lindsey Hine Virginia Huskison J. K. Jones Kay M. Jordan Kay Kellog Katz Betty June Lee 0. H. Little Rose Marie Luke Royce B. Luke Georgia Marmaduke T. K. Martin Annie Pearl Matthews Auvie Nell Matthews Paul Gene McKay Carole McReynolds Barry Lee Mellinger E. F. Mitchell Virginia Neal Addie R. Peterson Nancy E. Pruitt Martha K. Ransburgh Betty Rawson Priscilla Ann Reves Francis A. Rhodes Percy R. Rutledge Lewis Ryan Jimmie L. Saunders Eleanor Scruby Lucy Collier Smith Mildred F. Smith Shelby Jean Smith Laura Lanell Sims Geraldine Stephens Kathy Marie Stuart Margaret Sudduth Cordon C. Sutton Reba R. Tant Earl W. Terrell James R. Thomson, Jr. Patricia A. Triplett Linda L. Walker Mary Joe Washington Anna Carolyn West W. Thomas West Louise Whitlow Angela H. Williams Judith Wiseman Mayly Jue Woo PtVUQGflAA ACTIVE MEMBERS John Cockerhar Bobby Gordon Ray Hearon Jerry Jones Johnny McWhorter hu M.ic Percy Payne John Randle Glen Rutledge Bill Spencer George Young OFFICERS President Percy Payne Vice President Jerry Jones Recording Secretary Glen Rutledge Corresponding Secretary James Bowen Treasurer Johnny McWhorter Pi Tau Sigma, National Honorary Mechanical Engineering Fraternity, was founded in 1915 at the University of Illi- nois by a group of students and interested faculty members who realized the need to foster the high ideals of the engi- neering profession and who sought to stimulate interest in coordinate departmental activities. The Mississippi State Tau Nu Chapter was granted a charter in April, 1957, after a concerted effort on the part of 21 students under the direction of Dr. Charley Scott. The charter represented the 62nd charter to the organization which has recognized 28,000 notable mechanical engineers. The MSU Tau Nu chapter, during its seventh year, has become more firmly established as an honorary fraternity. The principal activities of the Chapter include a slide-rule class for freshmen and cooperation with all engineering activities on campus, such as Engineer ' s Day. w ouub Seated, L to R: Taylor, Brogran, Watson, Ball, Balfour, Sanders, Meadows, Burrel, Bennet. Standing, L to R: Canale, McCool, Jones, Wofford, Neville, Brinker, Williams, McBride, Moore, Dugan, Nichols. OFFICERS President Aubrey Nichols Vice President Jimmy Taylor Secretary Jonny Windham Treasurer Bob McCool The Mississippi State University M-Club Association is an organization composed of boys who have lettered in one of the four major sports at Mississippi State: football, basketball, baseball, and track. The purpose of the organization is to promote fellowship among the athletes on campus. The Athletic Department sponsors the M-Club and many of the coaches are on the club ' s advisory staff. Each year the M-Club sponsors the annual Maroon and White intra squad game at the conclusion of spring football practice. The club also has an annual picnic for its members, the coaching staff, and members who have graduated. MEMBERS Bill Bacon Stan Brinker Bill Sanford Malcolm Balfour Ronnie Jones Charlie Smith Hilton Ball Ronnie Kirkland John Sparks Dickie Bennet Jim McBride Jimmy Taylor Bobby Bragan Bob McCool Pat Watson Ode Burrel Wayne Meadows Jimmy Willcutt Justin Canale Billy Moore Richie Williams Bob Dugan Tommy Neville Jonny Windham Bill Fortner Aubrey Nichols Jackie Wofford Tommy Inman Mike Sanders EIDER, SjZtfEqUEN The Elder Statesmen are a group of Junior and Senior boys who represent a cross section of our campus. This group meets weekly to discuss topics of social, cultural, spiritual, and technical importance. The members have the opportunity to hear faculty members and guest speakers talk on these important topics, and a period is left at the end of each talk for a group discussion. Through these meetings the members gain valuable knowl- edge on these topics and grow personally through group experience. OFFICERS President Lewis Whitfield Vice President Mike Lee Secretary-Treasurer Tyson Graham Advisor Ji m p urye ar tt «M Carraway Coggin Nichols Putnam Richards Shields Shipp Tann Taylor Hunter Whitfield Wright Not Pictured: J. Tyson Graham PWfLO DEMOS OFFICERS President Cliff Cartledge 1st Vice President Buddy Jacquith 2nd Vice President Jimmy O ' Neal Secretary Clifford Thompson Treasurer Skippy Allen Y Cabinet Rep Eddie Perkins Philo Demos is a Christian Democratic Leadership organization sponsored by the Mississippi State University YMCA. The Club was founded by the Y in 1955 to provide training in leadership, public speaking, and parliamentary pro- cedure for outstanding members of the freshman and sophomore class. The name Philo Demos was derived from the two Greek words meaning lovers of democracy. The Club holds weekly dinner meetings with informative speakers and discussion sessions featured as programs. Chris- tian fellowship is inspired among members by mutual sharing of ideas at meetings. MEMBERS Skippy Allen Buddy Jacquith Roger Smith Brother Blackburn Buddy Mangum John Stevens Jimmy Brewer Mike McEwen Jerry Summerford Bill Brighan H. M. Mcintosh Clifford Thompson Cuff Cartledge Tommy McWilliams Ben Williams Fred Corley Benjie Middleton John Wright Beau Gregory Steve Moore Eddie Perkins Jack Harpison Tommy Myer Jimmy O ' Neal Buddy Small OWCRjON dew kappa OFFICERS President Willis B. Brumfield Vice President Lewis Whitfield Secretary Dr. Harold Snellgrove Treasurer James Coggins Recorder Robert Sheely Omicron Delta Kappa, National Leadership Honor Society for college men, was founded December 3, 1914, at Wash- ington and Lee University. The Alpha Chi Circle was established at Mississippi State University on May 21, 1937. Omicron Delta Kappa promotes the idea that leadership of exceptional quality and versatility in college should be recognized, that representative men in all phases of college life should cooperate in worthwhile endeavor, and that out- standing students, faculty, and administration members should meet on a basis of mutual interest, understanding, and helpfulness. Omicron Delta Kappa was the first college honor society of a national scope to afford recognition and honor for meritorious leadership and service in extracurricular activities and to encourage the development of general campus citizenship. Omicron Delta Kappa places emphasis on a strong secondary membership requirement of scholarship. Membership in Omicron Delta Kappa is awarded to undergraduate junior and senior men, to male graduate students, to male members of the faculty and alumni, and to other men who have attained outstanding success in professional life. Indispensable qualifications for membership are exemplary character, responsible leadership and discriminatory serv- ice in campus life, superior scholarship, genuine fellowship, and a consecration to democratic ideals. Election is based on merit, is irrespective of a person ' s affiliation with other organizations, and is without solicitation to insure acceptance of membership. r j° a w f mM ' L M IT t rl B | liwwW nil $■ , ii ii fl ft. 1 T 1 1 J W H • f 4 In fin li III STUDENT MEMBERS Glendon Bradley Willis Brumfield Stuart Bridgeforth Charles Catledge James Coggins David Dye Thomas Edwards Johnny Gilbert Edward Graham Andy Hines Norman Hunter Jerry Jones Lewis Mallory Don Mason Archie McKinnis Aubrey Nichols Mickey Putman Robert Sheely Ronald Taylor Lewis Whitfield ASSOCIATE MEMBERS James Alinder J. H. McCarthy Andy Bond Prof. S. B. Murray Dean Ernest Colmer Prof. H. P. Neal Dr. D. W. Colvard Dr. C. Q. Sheely Dr. T. T. Crow W. Thomas West Dr. Herbert Drennon Boswell Stevens Dean M. P. Etheridge D. H. Echols L. D. Furgerson Dr. William L. Giles Malcolm Gray Dr. L. C. Behr Prof. H. H. Gwin Louis Spencer Ben Hilbun, Jr. Clarence A. Pierce Dr. C. Dale Hoover R. D. Williams Dr. Marion Loftin Prof. Gerald Windham Dr. T. K. Martin Arlie Wilson Prof. Dewey McCain John Locke PUl KAFPA PWf The honor society of Phi Kappa Phi was founded at the University of Maine in 1897. Pennsylvania State University and the University of Ten- nessee were also charter chapters. At present the society has approximately ninety active chapters. The primary objective of the society has been, from the first, the recog- nition and encouragement of superior scholarship in all fields of study. Good character is an essential supporting attribute to those elected to membership. Phi Kappa Phi is open to seniors in the top eighth of their class and to second semester juniors in the top twentieth of their class. Similar limita- tions are placed on the election of graduate students. OFFICERS President W. W. Littlejohn Vice President Claude G. Bradley Secretary Elisabeth J. Stojanovic Treasurer J. P. Overcash Journal Correspondent Louise Whitlow Adolph W. Aleck C. Hunter Andrews J. W. Bailey Ben F. Barrentine Oscar Beck, Jr. Lyell C. Behr Mrs. Larry W. Bell Hugh W. Bennett Mrs. A. G. Bennett Mrs. A. G. Bennett, Jr. John K. Betters-worth Mrs. D. G. Boyd, Jr. Mrs. Ona J. Boyd Claude G. Bradley Burrow P. Brooks, Jr. Willis B. Brumfield Gordon K. Bryan Glenn D. Bryant Ellen S. Bryant H. D. Bunch Mrs. R. D. Bushong, Jr. Claude Nelson Byrd Turner Catledge Lucy W. Cole E. B. Colmer D. W. Colvard Mrs. R. F. Colwick Owen Cooper J. J. Cornish, III Florence Kay Croft Lawrence Croft J. F. Curry Frank M. Davis Dorthy Dickins David L. Dobbins Brenda Sue Dodson Walter J. Drapala Herbert Drennon Virgil L. Dugan J. B. Edmond Thomas Edwards M. P. Etheredge Mary C. Ethridge W. C. Flewellen, Jr. William L. Giles Gerald Globetti Edward D. Graham, Jr. RonaJd W. Greene MEMBERS Benjamin E. Haddox A. M. Hammond, Jr. Woodrow W. Hare Durward S. Hartness Dorothy Hays Dora Ruth Herring P. B. Herrington, Jr. Fred H. Herzer Aubry Yvonne Hickman Ben Hilbun, Sr. James E. Hill Susan C. Hines Robert B. Holland A. G. Holmes Dorris M. Howell E. Irl Howell Norman F. Hunter, Jr. Ross E. Hutchins Paul B. Jacob, Jr. Wiley H. Jenkins, Jr. Jerry D. Jones Mrs. Howard V. Jordan Kay K. Katz Lois Kilgore Elsie Kimbell W. E. Knight Warren F. Kuehl Mrs. Warren F. Kuehl Charles E. Lindley Mrs. Charles E. Lindley W. W. Littlejohn Marion T. Loftin Rose Marie Luke Clay Lyle Dewey McCain J. Chester McKee Albert McLaughlin Carole E. McReynolds Mrs. M. P. McReynolds T. K. Martin Jose Martinez-Ginoris Sara Matthews Christine Maxcy William R. Meredith, Jr. Norman C. Merwine James E. Moak Glover Moore Robert E. Morrison S. B. Murray Beverly Myers M. W. Myers Lyle E. Nelson Aubrey E. Nichols Johnny Ouzts J. P. Overcash R. T. Parkhurst Joe V. Pettiet Almus B. Poslgrove Nancy E. Pomeroy Mabel W. Ras pet Francis Rhodes Vicki Rhodes Diane Roberts Ralph R. Robertson George L. Robson Lewis E. Ryan Patricia Sarvella R. M. Scholtes Charley Scott Clyde Q. Sheely Robert Sheely Roy D. Sheffield W. A. Simmons Harry C. Simrall Bettye B. Sledge Selma Davis Smith Harold S. Snellgrove Carlton Raymond Sollie E. W. Stafford Elisabeth J. Stojanovic Margaret M. Sudduth A. D. Suttle Ronald L. Taylor ( iharles H. Thomas Katherine E. Turner James S. Tynes Moselle S. Walton Mary Joe Washington John L. Weeks, Jr. Louise Whitlow Bernard Windham Gerald 0. Windham Louis N. Wise Van R. Worley, Jr. Bill Wright Maude Dee Yow WBRZlPf y ' t.trt.t.t. Tau Beta Pi, National Engineering Honor Society, was founded at Lehigh University in 1885 by Dr. Edward Higginson Williams, Jr. to mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater by distinguished schol- arship and exemplary character as undergraduates in engineering or by their attainments as alumni in the field of en- gineering, and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in the engineering college of America. In 1928 the Mississippi Alpha Chapter of Tau Beta Pi was established on the State campus. Mississippi Alpha, in the fall and spring of each year, extends membership to those men who have fulfilled the requirements as set forth by Dr. Williams. The goal of every engineering student is to meet the requirements of Tau Beta Pi, for not only is this the highest undergraduate engineering honor he can receive, but it affords him fellowship and the opportunity to be of serv- ice to the College of Engineering. Meetings are held twice each month to give members a better professional outlook and to organize the many projects which Tau Beta Pi sponsors. Encouraging scholarship and extracurricular activities, serving as guides for Engineers ' Day, and recognizing the outstanding freshman at the annual Engineers ' Banquet are only a few of these projects. Marion C. Bailey Anslem H. Barber Charles W. Bloodworth Jai s Charles Bo £ Forest Bogart James C. Bowen Claude C. Bradley Harold W. Butler Charles G. Catledge Charles E. Chadwick John C. Cockerham David Lynn Dobbins Virgil Lee Dugan Thomas E. Edwards Michael H. Forster Kenneth W. Fulmar Dickey Finn Jose Martinez Ginoris William A. Goldsmith Edward D. Graham, Jr. Ronald W. Greene Preston B. Herrington William C. Hines Norman F. Hunter, Jr. Jerry D. Jones Donald W. Kelly William F. Manning, Jr. Don E. Mason James E. Massey James A. McBride Robert E. Morrison John K. Owens Larry J. Patin Percy A. Payne J. L. Scarborough Thomas R. Schwan Robert A. Sheely John T. Smelko Robert L. Stewart Harold D. Unland George W. Williams Z AN ADWSORY COUNCIL The Dean ' s Advisory Council is composed of the five officers of the Business College, and the Presidents of Delta Sigma Pi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Beta Alpha Psi, Society for the Advancement of Management, and the Ac- counting Club. The purpose of this council is to offer advice, ideas and suggestions to the Dean of the Business college. The council also plans cer- tain student activities such as the annual Business College Banquet which takes place in May, and any other activities which the students of Dean suggest. MEMBERS Paul King President of Business College Walter Stubbe Vice President of Business College Bill Harvey Secretary of Business College Kenny Smith Business College Representative Gary Hawkins Treasurer of Business College Thomas L. Caldwell President of Accounting Club Robard Hughes President of SAM Richard G. Silver President of Pi Sigma Epsilon Mr. W. W. Littlejohn Advisor n Malcolm Balfour Claude Bradley June Brown Willis Brumfield £JZ Claude Byrd Jimmy Coggin Mrs. Barbara Cropp Thomas Edwards « i , i a Thomas Fortenberry Thomas Glasgow Newt Hamlin Durward Hartness d3l Clarence Herchenhahan Preston Herrington Robard Hughes MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Charles Catledge Lindsey Hine Virgil Dugan Wirt Hines Edward Graham Walter Kuebler L Norman Hunter Jerry Joi O 41 Carole McReynolds Virginia Neal Mickey Putnam Robert Stevens .dr. William McCoy Archie I k inni- 1 Aubrey Nichol Nancy Pomeroy Robert Sheely Ron Taylor Linda Walker Lewis Whitfield Judith Wiseman AC00UM1N CLUB •• X - 1 ! ' i 1 L ' w f [ JB ft I I I ' I k OFFICERS: L to R: J. Robbins, E. Ezelle, T. Caldwell, P. Smith, A. Randall. The Accounting Club, sponsored by Beta Kappa Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi, the national honorary accounting fraternity, is composed of students interested in the profession of accounting. Beginning in the 1940 ' s with twenty members, the club has grown to a membership of one hundred twenty-one, making it one of the largest organizations of Mississippi State University. The purpose of the Accounting Club is to enlighten its members in the theory and practice of accounting through the usage of speakers from the accounting profession. These speakers not only enlighten the members as to the possibilities in the different fields of accounting, but provide knowledge and acquaintance of outstanding accountants. Byrd, C. Cartledge, C. Chaney, M. Chapman, L. Cheek, G. Clark, G. Clark, R. Cockerham, F. Daffron, B. Davis, M. Dickens, 0. Dobbins, C. Eagar, D. Edgeworth, D. English, J. Ezelle, E. Fears, R. Ford, J. Foy, R. Franklin, B Frazier, F. Gaston, J. Gomel, W. Goss, D. Grayson, T. Green, J. Hardin, W. Harpole, J. Harris, R. Leonard, P. Livingston, 1 Longest, P. Loyd, G. Massey, M. May, J. McClain, A. McDaniel, D. Milam, G. Montgomery, T. Moss, J. iil MlilA ■ N i - ' fv ' ■■ ' ■■ ' W| n n Noblin, W. Pegg. J. Phillips, H. Phillips, R. Pickett, J. Pittman, J. Randall, A. Redd, G. Redstone, P. Rush, F. Rushing, R. Schuh, P. Scgars. 1). Seward. I!. Sims, W. Stallings, K. Smith. .. Smith, P. Taylor, 1). Taylor, W. Tomblinson, J. Turner, J. Uebelacker, R. Vandersand, J. Walker, I,. Watkins, L. Womack, M. Wood, R. -k+:. 1 3 fcr .. '  CI A£. ECON CHICC OUB Front Row, L to R: Luther D. Rives, David Marlow, Sidney S. Owen, Charles E. Powe, John C. Wilson, Thomas R. Arinder, William L. Turner, James G. Hamill, Advisor, Charles R. Brown, Jr. Second Row, L to R: William B. Deline, Habibollah Bazyari, 0. A. Cleveland, Jr., Hershel D. Dollar, Robert Martin, Robert F. Brand, James D. Wiseman, Rafael L. Callejas, Juan Jose Herrera. Third Row, L to R: William G. Walker, John D. Boyette, Thornton Mortimer, Jessie K. McDonald, Jack Vann Crump. OFFICERS President John C. Wilson Vice President Charles E. Powe Secretary Thomas R. Arinder Treasurer William L. Turner Reporter Sidney S. Owen Paul T. Blair Travis D. Phillips John C. Crecink A. D. Seale James G. Hamill Thomas E. Tramel Verner G. Hurt L. Dow Welch D. W. Parvin Chester M. Wells The Mississippi State University Chapter of the Student Section of the American Farm Economics Association is composed of students majoring in agricultural economics and other students interested in agricultural economics. Faculty members and research personnel are granted associated membership. The purposes of the organization are: to stimulate interest in the profession of agricultural economics among students in agricultural social sciences; and to provide an opportunity for wide acquaintance among students and professional workers in the field. Activities of the club include bringing in guest speakers, holding a fall banquet and a spring picnic, and participat- ing in the agricultural field day. In addition, members participate in public speaking contests and debates sponsored by the national organization. ALFW ZW OFFICERS Chancellor Willis B. Brumfield Censor William B. Deline Scribe Noble S. Kearney. Jr. Treasurer Rex D. Bushong Chronicler Wallace A. Kilcreas FACULTY ADVISORS Mr. W. R. Glover Dr. Charles C. Browning Dr. Charles C. Christians Dr. William R. Meredith Dr. Bill C. Wright MEMBERS Max B. Boling Benjamin C. Dilworth James K. Lane ( Jiarles E. Powe Stewart H. Bridgeforth, Jr. Ned C. Edwards, Jr. Robert J. Martin William J. Putman James T. Bridges, Jr. George W. Garrison, Jr. Robert W. McCarley Frank Y. Rogers Robert C. Brooks Wendell Gilliam Clarence D. McCurley G. E. Sevillas Willis B. Brumfield Charles G. Griffing Duke H. Morgan Wayne H. Smith Rex D. Bushong, Jr. Lewis Kearney George W. Morgan, Jr. J. H. Watson, Jr. Ansley P. Carney III Noble S. Kearney, Jr. Addison D. Owings John C. Wilson Clinton L. Carroll Wallace E. Kilcreas Ferdinand L. Passbach James I). Wiseman William B. Deline Lamar Kimbrough Toseph W. Patrick William J. Gill The Fraternity of Alpha Zeta is a National Honorary Agricultural Fraternity, which is composed of both graduate and undergraduate agricultural students who exemplify high standards of scholarship, leadership, and character. The specific objectives of Alpha Zeta are: to foster high standards of scholarship, character, leadership, and a spirit of fellowship among all its members; to render service to the students and to the agricultural division of the respective institutions and to promote the profession of agriculture. The local Mississippi Chapter holds initiation of new members in the spring and fall. A week of wearing overalls, blue denim shirts, brogans, and straw hats, along with corncobs and roll-your-own tobacco, is climaxed by a banquet and formal initiation. Each year the local chapter presents a plaque to the freshman who has attained the highest scholastic average of his class. The national fraternity awards fellowships to seniors who want to continue with their scholastic training. 216 A.F.CRX First Row, L to R: Prof E. C. Oden, Dr. J. L. Weeks, Neil Dickens, Sam K. Farmer, Jerry Black, George Williams, Betty Oden, Benny Smith, Walter Oglesby, Andrew Allen, Prof. E. G. Baker. Second Row, L to R: Gus Summerour, James Turner, Ray Trask, Grady Wilson, C. T. Collins, Jr., E. C. Harris III, Richard Spooner, George Lightsey, John Redmon, James Smith, Clark Cropp, Don Unland. Third Row, L to R: Forrest West, Keith Buckley, Emile Nassar, Fred A. Lewter, Glendon Bradley, VicPutman, Pat H. McCullough, J. Foy Milton III, Larry T. Walker, George A. Newbill, Felix L. Jenkins, Jack Garrett, Ken Rudder Jr., Dale Edwin Mayo, Ronald R. Turnbow. The American Institute of Chemical Engineers was founded in 1908 with the purpose of advancing the theory and practice of chemical engineering along with maintaining a high professional standard among its members. Since its be- ginning, the A.I.Ch.E. has greatly contributed to the growth of chemical engineering. The A.I.Ch.E. is comprised not only of practicing engineers, but also maintains Student Chapters throughout the various engineering schools of the nation. A student, upon joining the A.I.Ch.E. takes his first and biggest step toward becoming a professional chemical engineer. Membership in the Student Chapter is in itself evidence that a student is aware of the importance of professional activity and service, which are characteristic of a truly successful chemical en- gineering career. Indeed, in engineering, service and professional activity go hand in hand. The Student Chapter of the A.I.Ch.E. at Mississipi State University holds regular meetings twice a month at which, among other things, talks by engineers from industry, films concerning engineering practice, and other information con- cerning chemical engineering, are included in the program. A banquet, plant trips, and picnics round out the activities. A booth is provided in the fall registration line in order that those chemical engineers who desire to become mem- bers may join. A£ U£ Front Row, L to R: George M. Young III, Cecil M. Vickers, Eulan S. Moorehead, Glen 0. Rutledge, William S. Barnes, William E. Phillips, William R. Gammon, Charles Edwin Bond, David M. Eastland, faculty advisor. Second Roiv, L to R: James F. Moore, John W. Park, Johnny C. Stone, George M. Lee Jr., John C. McWhorter III, John A. Randle, Glen A. Elmore, Emmett W. Farar, Jr., William B. Crawford, David S. Butler, Anthony Biele. Third Row, L to R: Ralph E. Powe, James C. Bowen Jr., George R. Welford, Ancie P. Everett Jr., William F. Kapp, Raymond C. Hearon Jr., James C. Price, Charles G. Clayton III, Jerry E. Bankston, Everett W. Wellhorn, Percy A. Payne. OFFICERS Chairman William S. Barnes Vice -Chair man John C. Cockerham Corresponding Secretary Eulan S. Moorehead Recording Secretary Glen 0. Rutledge Treasurer William E. Phillips Faculty Advisor David M. Eastland The purpose of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers is the advancement and dissemination of knowledge of the theory and practice of mechanical engineers, the presentation of a proper perspective of engi- neering work and the opportunity to become acquainted with the personnel and activities of the Society as well as to promote a professional awareness and fellowship. P C OFFICERS President Charles D. Fenn Vice President Terrell B. Guinn Secretary Harold R. McDonald, Jr. Treasurer Howard B. Dexter Faculty Advisor Edward Springer The Mississippi State University Student Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers is composed of sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors enrolled in Civil Engineering at Mississippi State University. The objective of the student chapter is to help civil engineering students enrich their college courses by beginning those professional contacts and associations which, continued through life, are so valuable to the practicing engineer. Twice each year the members of the student chapter have the opportunity to attend the convention of the Mid South Convention of the American Society of Civil Engineers. At these conventions a student representative of the student chapters of the University of Arkansas, University of Mississippi, and Mississippi State University present papers. At these conventions students have the opportunity to meet outstanding leaders in their field. Participation in the activities of the student chapter helps to develop the student ' s leadership qualities which are im- portant and necessary to any successful engineer. [E£E The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers is the professional society for electrical engineers. The purpose of the IEEE is to promote the professional development of its members through programs of activi- ties. In addition to the formal monthly programs and films, the IEEE annually sponsors a banquet for all elec- trical engineers, a field trip, a picnic, and a student-faculty softball game. Membership in IEEE is open to all students in electrical engineering and related fields. The world ' s largest professional engineering society, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers has 100,000 regular members and over 15,000 student members in 175 chapters in the leading colleges and univer- sities of the United States, Mexico, and Canada. OFFICERS President Edward D. Graham, Jr. Vice President Virgil L. Dugan Secretary Mack A. Hataway Treasurer Norman F. Hunter, Jr. Publicity Chairman William J. Moon Advisor Dr. James O. Hebert, Jr. tMdM ± ihit UO £_. ..... J (T „,J .4 P O n £ . 6 p q a rara CI ■ . ■ ■ f JFL.J .... ; ' :,.:■ n 6 D n pn r r -;? o 5 lM t ' t 1A ; : fed; Vk Hanna, Hugh Hataway, Mack Haynes, James Hrrrington, Preston Holston, Aubrey Huffman, William Hunter, Norman Ingram, Kenneth Kirkland, Harold Kyle, Robert Lawler, James McCormick, Floyd McDearman, Willia McRaney, Harold Mocklin, Ross Moon, William Moss, James Nagle, Randall Oldman, Scotty Owens, John Pennington, Artie Phillips, Roy Quave, Leon J. Rankin, Robert Reeves, Glenn Scarborough. Joseph Schermer, Michael Schwan, Thomas Seymour, James Shedd, Alvin Skaggs, Gary Skaggs, Terry- Smith, Tommy Stainton, Joseph Stewart, Richard Taylor, Harold Toole, Willard Van Cleave, Robert Ware, Earl Watjus, Scott Watts, Alfred White, James Wilbanks, Gerald William, David Windham, John Wood, Walter Wooley, Jerry Yarborough, Patric AQ4£ MEMBERS Lonnie L. Allen William S. Anthony Kiiiruc ( !. Avery, Jr. Albert J. Bush, III Dan Herbert Cox Tom I. Crumby, Jr. Edwin W. Dulaney Marty W. Carton Robert A. Hartness, Jr. William T. Hawks William C. Jordan Raeburn P. Lane Abdel K. A. Mansour David L. Massengill Marvin P. McReynolds, Jr. William H. Meredith Paul R. Myrick Robert E. Pollard, Jr. John W. Pullen Ashfag Rana James E. Reames David B. Smith Lowery A. Smith Robert C. Ward A£. EN£.TEO . CLUB Front Row, L to R: Fred Kuemmerle, Kenneth Dickson, 0. L. Gannon, Harold Holiman, Michael S. Clark, Vernon K. Kimbrough, Vernon Butler. Back Row, L to R: John L. Pepper, Aron R. Goolsby, Herbert Trulove, Prof, W. R. Glover, John Walker, Jerry Sartain, John McCreary, Dale Bullock. 222 Am OFFICERS President Charles W. Bloodworth Vice President Thomas Wenning Recording Secretary Robert L. Stewart Corresponding Secretary Robert Bodach Treasurer Tommy 0. Shadow Social Chairman Elam B. Brown The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics was formed by the merger of the American Rockey Society and the Institute of the Aerospace Sciences. Membership in the student branch of the AIAA is open to any college person interested in the aerospace sciences. Meetings are held every second and fourth Thursday night of each month during the regular college term. The programs usually consist of either a speaker from visiting industry or from vari- ous departments at the University, and an interesting film. Various projects are undertaken throughout the year and in- clude: the field trips to the Arnold Research and Development Center in Tullahoma, Tennessee; the construction of dis- plays for High School and Engineering Day; participation in both the Southeastern Regional Technical Paper Compe- tition in Atlanta and the Southwestern Regional competition in Dallas; and a spring picnic. Robert W. Adams Charles W. Bloodworth Elam B. Brown Robert Bodach Harold W. Butler David Crew Charles Downer Darryle W. Dunks Thomas E. Edwards Cecil W. Fauner Jeral E. Godfrey Ronald Greene Tony M. Helou Thomas Hendricks Keith Hodg es Goibe Issa George H. Lovette William N. Owen Sid Parker Marvin L. Perry Grady Rainey John A. Randle Tommy 0. Shadow James H. Lofton Paul B. Stewart Robert L. Stewart John B. Stokes Dale Talbert William E. Taylor Amos H. Terrell Gary D. Thompson Robert Walker Thomas Wenning Paul A. Westerfield Joe E. White John Wineman WORnCULTURE COB The Horticulture Club, now in its 42nd year of active campus partici- pation, encourages its members, several of whom are majoring in other fields, to avail themselves of the various facilities offered those interested in horticulture. On campus, a commercially operated retail flower shop, a greenhouse range, and various orchards and plots are maintained for demonstrational, instructional, and experimental purposes. A means is thereby provided for the student to observe and practice methods used in commercial operations. The club ' s major objective is to promote and develop a better under- standing of Horticulture and its varied fields as practiced in Mississippi and the South. f£A The Future Farmers of America, commonly known as FFA, is the national organization of, by, and for the boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts. As an integral part of the program of vocational education in agriculture in the public school systems of America, the F.F.A. has become well known. No national student organizations enjoys greater freedom of self-government under adult counsel and guidance, than F.F.A. Organized in November of 1928, it has served to motivate and vitalize the syste- matic instruction offered to students of vocational agriculture and to provide further training in Farmer-Citizenship. The Collegiate Chapter of Future Farmers of America uses the same paraphernalia and ceremonies as used by the local chapters in high schools. The Collegiate Chapter of F.F.A. at Mississippi State University is sponsored and su- pervised by the Agricultural Education Department. It is an extracurricular activity having its origin and root as a defi- nite part of the pre-employment training of teachers of vocational agriculture. Lester Boyles Jackie R. Bradley Eldon D. Brown Fred N. Brown, Jr. Gerald L. Burchfield Johnny G. Burrow Wilson E. Busby Travis R. Chase James D. Coleman James R. Criddle Arlon L. Cos Marvin E. Doss Ned C. Edwards, Jr. Lee C. Field Malcolm W. Fortenberry Louis E. Frost William M. Gamble Joe W. Goforth Scottie L. Grimes Farrar Grisham Julious E. Henry Wilson E. Hodge William I. Hutton James B. Hollis William D. Hobby Charles T. Howel, Jr. Robert C. Holley Thomas E. Hunter Earl W. Johnston Jimmy D. Lee Billy E. Leech Terry T. Lindsey Larry W. McCollum William J. McCoy Larry B. Mitchell Samuel P. Newman Jerald E. O ' Neal Robert E. Odom Albert H. Owens Jerry L. Potts Nathan A. Ray- Hilton M. Richey Roger D. Sartor Julian L. Slay Pat H. Sullivan Henry L. Shaw Barney A. Tanner, Jr. Doyle W. Tubb Thomas B. Waldrip OFFICERS President William T. Putman Vice President CO. Herchenhahn, Jr. Secretary Daniel Webb Treasurer James K. Lane Athletic Director Cecil Williams The Dairy Club, student affiliate chapter of the American Dairy Science Association, was founded in 1919 under the direction of Professor Fred Herzer. The purpose of the organization is to develop a closer association between stu- dents, faculty members, and all other persons interested in the dairy industry. Membership in the Dairy Club is open to any 9tudent, regardless of his major, who has an interest in either Dairy Production or Dairy Manufacturing. The regular meetings which are held twice each month are devoted to speakers from the dairy field. In addition to the regular meetings, initiation ceremonies are held each semester and a picnic is held each spring. The big social occa- sion of the year is the Student-Alumni Banquet. Larry C. Carroll Joe Eubanks Benny Gatlin Thomas Dan Gore C. 0. Herchenhahn, Jr. Don Hopkins Jeff Knight David Knozelman James tL Lane Edward Maines K. S. Mandhare Jimmy McLain Thomas Millsaps Tommy Putman James M. Taylor Daniel Webb Charles White Cecil Williams Douglas Yelverton 4-wojub OFFICERS President CO. Herchenhahn Vice President Dan Webb Secretary Rosanell Berry Treasurer George Garrison Advisor Mr. C. M. Chafee The Mississippi State University Student 4-H Club was organized in its present form in 1948. Membership is open to all former and present 4-H Club members. Some of the objectives are to have a student organization at Mississippi State for the furtherance of 4-H Club work in the state, to welcome 4-H Club members to the university family, to con- tinue and strengthen the bonds of common interest of university students interested in 4-H Club work, to help 4-H Club members to adjust themselves to college life, and to serve as the local club for members who wish to continue active 4-H Club work away from home. It carries on projects to interest the college 4-H Club members. Meetings are held monthly with a program topic that is different from regular college subjects. Photography, manners, good grooming, and use of home appliances are subjects which have been discussed and demonstrated by state Extension staff members. International Farm Youth Exchange delegates who are former 4-H Club members speak before the club. Wide publicity is given to this particular meeting. All students and staff are invited. The main social event of the year is a party given for the MSCW 4-H Club. This is held during the spring semester. This club gives counsel and leadership to its members in choosing a career which is useful to society and satisfying to the individual. MEMBERS Emmette Alford Stanley Anthony Rosanell Berry Myron Dillon Kenneth Ferrell George Garrison C. 0. Herchenhahn Sandra Holland Joseph Landess Ralph Meeks Ronald Nesler Ralph Nowell Leslie Rester Jerry Sartain David Smith Ruth Sprayberry Charles Taylor Dorothy Taylor Charles Trawick Tom Waldrip Jerry Walker Dan Webb Ed Wilson INV. ED. CLUB OFFICERS President James H. Burchfield Vice President George H. Carter Vice President Lonnie W. Ratliff Secretary Paris E. Tilgham, Jr. Treasurer William C. Reese Reporter Herman E. Cupit, Jr. Carl L. Alexander Curtis H. Allen Eugene R. Armistead Sam S. Baker Alton L. Barton James G. Bennett James A. Bonner William K. Brooks Oliver T. Buntin James H. Bui.-l.li.-l.l Donald E. Burger Jerry E. Cain William P. Carroll, Jr. George H. Carter John L. Carter, III Wade I.. Cavender Barry D. Coker William C. Coleman Thomas R. Cooper James R. Crosby Herman E. Cupit, Jr. Jimmy P. Daniels Thomas J. Danley Fletcher E. Davis, III Tommy F. Davis James C. Drown David M. Eley Mclnnis G. Foster Billy J. Gibson Billy G. Gilliam Dalton H. Glatt, Jr. Truman W. Green Robert W. Hailey Joseph L. Hill Robert L. Honeycutt William N. Huskison Robert B. Jacobs Basil M. Johnson William L. Johnson Charles R. Johnson Harold L. Jones James D. Kellum Warren G. King, Jr. Curtis W. Kingsley Robert D. Lawhon Lloyd T. Lewis Vincent E. Liberto, Jr. Thomas J. Lilly Lawrence E. Little Robert L. Little Everett J. Lotz, III Joseph L. Lovina Mack, William R. Gerald F. Marshall Zack E. Martin Tommy R. Massey Van E. McHalffey Nathan P. McMillan Howard L. Newby John B. O ' Callaghan Max S. Orr Grady R. Palmer David E. Patterson, III William R. Pfeiffer, III Joe W. Pennington Joseph A. Phillips Robert S. Powell Billy R. Power Edward Pridgen Lonnie W. Ratliff William C. Reese Lane D. Rickman Robert S. Ridings William A. Riley Charles R. Rooker Arthur P. Scales Melvin F. Sledd Robert S. Smith William S. Speed Scotty R. Taylor Paris E. Tilghman, Jr. Michel L Tyler, Jr. James C. Welch Elwyn G. Wheat Bill R. Williams Carl W. Willis Charles J. Wilson cm The Society of Advancement of Management, the pio- neer in management philosophy, has been dedicated to the promotion and advancement of the art and science of management. The varied activities of the individual chapters are developed to further the growth of all stu- dents, regardless of their academic major. These activi- ties enable the student to put to use the principles of good management, organization, planning and control in the operation of the chapter. They learn by doing. Through the university ' s chapter ' s program, the society endeavors to promote management education, make a significant contribution to the preparation of young men and women for careers in the business world, and render a service to industry and the community. OFFICERS President Robard Hughes V.P. in Charge of Programs Bob Costilow V.P. in Charge of Awards Marvin Jordon V.P. in Charge of Publicity Ellen Brown Secretary Richard Gibbs Treasurer Jackie B. Miller Faculty Advisor Freddie Phillips QO( l ' fl 1 O ESB? Efliikvi Ault, Glenn Ballard, Charles Brown, Ellen Burger, Donald Cameron, Julian Cannon, Claud Cheek, Gary Chow, Gilroy Conliff, Fred Costilow, Bobby Crosby, James Counce, Robert Cullifer, Sidney Dabney, David Davis, Fletcher Dickens, William Dodson, John Edmonds, Richard Edwards, Farris Engle, Bobby Engquist, John Foley, Ronald Ford, Jack Fraley, Abbie Gibbs, Richard Haltom, John Hodge, Wilson Hood, Charles Hood, Harold Huskison, William Jacks, Phillip Jarvis, Lester Jordon, Bert King, Warren kuwkmdall, Elbert Liberto, Vincent Lockett, James Meek, George Miii-M ' lwhite, I Neal, William Nicholson, Sidne Nobling, William Pybas, James Rickman, Lane Rakestraw, Benny Row, Charles Rhinehart, Wicliff Sallis, Joe Shehea, Stephen Stubbe, Walter Simmons, John Stark, Theodore id kh Tate, James Trawick, Charles Uebelacker, Richai Valentine, Louis Whichard, Dan M£P£ The Student Chapter of the Mississippi Society of Professional Engineers was organized at Mississippi State University in February, 1960. The chapter, whose membership is open to all engineering students, has as its pur- pose the development of professionalism. It serves as a stepping stone from academic to practical as students are acquainted with the benefits, aims, and objectives of the engineering profession. During the spring of 1961 the chapter became affiliated with the National Society of Professional Engineers. The student chapter meets monthly and often has programs in conjunction with the local professional group. OFFICERS President Charles G. Catledge Vice President Robert T. Ingersoll Corresponding Secretary Sammy Hazel Secretary Betty Ann Ladniei Dr. W. T. McKie Mr. R. M. Scholtes Mr. S. D. Wier Mr. E. G. Baker dM+ik i± P £5 A O dimmr Adams, Robert W. Ashcraft, Delman E. Barnes, William S. Boozer, J. R. Bradley, Glendon Busby, David E Campbell, Bland Carson, Rex Calvert, Larry E. Chadwick, Charles E. Clanton, Haven, Jr. Cockerham, John C. Cook, Willis H. Crabb, Michael A., Jr. Crumbley, Charles R. Cuicchi, James E. D ' Arcy, Jack Dees, Wilbur G. Dobson, Charles Fenn, Dicky Foote, John Gammon, William R. Garrett, Elinor Givens, David Godfrey, J. E. Golden, Gerald Goldsmith, William A. Graves, Eugene A., Jr. Guinn, Terrell Hanna, Hugh, Jr. Ha el, Sammy Huffman, Bill Ingersoll, Robert T. Irving, Thurman, Jr. Kapp, William Ladnier, Betty Ann Lancaster, R. W. Lewter, Fred A., Ill Manning, William McNeese, Patrick M. McWhorter, John C. Park, John W. Payne, Percy A. Pearson, Roy F. Price, Jim Ratrliffe, A. M., Jr. Redd, Robert F. Reeves, Glenn A. Salter, John Schwan, T. R. Scarborough, J. L. Sheely, Robert A. Simmons, Jack M. Simmons, Walter Sistrunk, Jerry E. Stone, John Styron, Clarence R. Tyler, Clarence 0. Welch, Larry R. Wenning, Thomas J. Woleben, Jerry B. Wood, Lee Wood, John Ware, Earl M. Welquisz, Richard F. Williams, Tommy Williams, George Yarborough, Patrick n o .... PL_ 4 1. mhfMJiiAfgkik ' di k £f m o o n W W ) ( f i r o n n r FORESTRY CLUB OFFICERS President E. Lamont Wells Vice President Ferrice L. Ball Secretary Robert S. Stevens Treasurer L. Kent Robbins The Forestry Club is composed of students majoring in Forestry with non-voting membership open to the faculty of the School of Forestiy and to all other interested persons. The primary objectives of the organization are to promote fel- lowship among forestry students, their families, and the faculty, and to promote professional advancement through con- tact with outstanding visiting members of the forestry profession. Meetings are held bi-weekly and are planned to inspire professional interest in the field of forestry as well as to provide an opportunity for social activities. The club is active in preparing forestry exhibits for high school day to create interest in the School of Forestry. A Forestry Field Day is held each spring with such events as wood chopping, ax throwing, compass and pacing, and log rolling. Competition is always keen. The winners of each event represent the club at the Annual Conclave of South- ern Forestry Clubs, which is the climaxing event of the year. Marcus H. Adair Gravis W. Alexander Kenneth L. Alford Herbert J. Alleman Ferrice L. Ball John W. Baswell, Jr. Gary L. Carnathan Richard W. Clark William C. Cler Wilbert E. Dahlem Jerry H. Jones Dennis B. Jordan Wallace E. Killcreas James H. Lee Ansel E. Miller Bobert A. Page L. Kent Bobbins Theodore C. Boundaville, Jr. Joel D. Sills Bobert S. Stevens Wayne G. Steverson Gary W. Strickland Thomas G. Turner Tommy C. Upchurch E. Lamont Wells Kenneth B. Williamsoi T. Lloyd Young £SA The Student NEA is the professional association for college and university students actively preparing to teach. It comes under the administration of the National Education Association ' s Commission on Teacher Edu- cation and Professional Standards. There are over 840 local chapters with over 72,000 members. The local chap- ter has 74 members. Any student enrolled in a teacher education program may become a member. When a mem- ber, the -student is also a member of the Mississippi Education Association and the National Education Associa- tion with all the rights, privileges and responsibilities of Associate membership. The purpose of the Student NEA is to provide the opportunities to members for: (a) Personal and profes- sional growth, (b) Development of leadership skills, (c) An understanding of the history, ethics, and programs of the NEA, (d) Participation in professional activities at local, state, and national levels. The student association also derives additional professional experiences by holding their own conferences, conventions, and workshops; putting out their own publications; and carrying on various professional activities, including work with FTA Clubs. The club assists, through the dissemination of information and through the promotion of higher standards of preparation, in bringing teacher ' s supply and demand into reasonable balance. BSU . President, Executive Council. Standing: Frank Horton, Director, Baptist Student Work; The Baptist Student Union, BSU, is a student organization for Baptists. It functions in and through local churches. Its purpose is to conserve and help train Baptist Collegians for effective Christian discipleship. Not only does the BSU endeavor to remind the student of his responsibility and objectives in life, but it also seeks to provide inspiration, in- formation, and fellowship which create the spiritual climate essential for Christian growth while in college. Two Executive Councils, one for the single students and one for the married students, are elected by the Baptist stu- dent groups each year. These councils with their committees plan the various activities to meet the needs of the respective groups. The Baptist Student Center, which is property of the Mississippi Baptist Convention, is located adjacent to the campus. This spacious building includes a lounge, assembly room, recreation room, prayer rooms, library, kitchen, offices, and workroom. The Center provides a place for the numerous activities sponsored by the BSU. Realizing that Christianity is a way of life rather than just a belief, the BSU purposes to aid the student to build a wholesome, well balanced, and abundant life. BSU EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Seated: Walter Simmons, vice president; Sandra Harrison, First Baptist Church representative; Bobby Shows, president; Stella Bagwell, secretary. Stand- ing: Donna Bell, Meadowview Baptist Church representative; Lonnie Poole, social chairman; Franz Cornelius, devotional chairman; Ovette Jackson, pro- motional chairman; Jimmy Howie, student center chairman; Percy Rutledge, Emmanuel Baptist Church representative; C. 0. Herchenhahn, stewardship chairman; Phil Fortenberry, music chairman. BSU MARRIED COUNCIL Seated: Skipper and Gwen Shelton, co-vice presidents; Thelma Boothe, secretary; David Boothe, president; Katherine and Bill Tucker, co-devotional chairmen; Jane and Nickey, co-social chairmen. Standing: Bob and Sara Evans, First Church representatives; Bennie and Mary Rakestraw, seminar chair- men; David and Mildred Mussel white; Charles and Carolyn Bradshaw. 235 NEUWN CLUB OFFICERS President James E. Cuicchi Vice President Patsy Parker Recording Secretary Kate Permenter Corresponding Secretary Mike Welborn Treasurer Jimmy Bartlett Historian Rene Bendana Students are the ones upon whom the Catholic Church must depend for its future lay leadership in the critical years ahead. Catholic students on a secular campus have serious responsibilities as future college-trained Christian citizens, to society and to the Catholic Church. For this reason, the Catholic Church has provided an organization for students on this campus; the Newman Club of Mississippi State University. It is a Catholic Club of Catholic culture and Catholic fellowship. Its purpose is to deepen the spiritual lives of the students through a program of religious, intellectual, and social activities. Any Cath- olic student is eligible for membership. Therefore, the Catholic student is not only taught the teachings of the Catholic Church, but he is taught how to live those teachings, thus bringing his life closer to Jesus Christ. Jane Adam Victor Agostinel Jimmy Allen Freddie Angelo Larry Angelo Eugene Antici Jimmy Bartlett Rene Bendana Janice Bilik Eve Blake Eddie Bowker John Bowker George Bragg Gene Clark Barton Coccaro Pat Collins Willis Cook Tommy Cooper Tom Courtney Pat Cozart James Cuicchi James Daly Ed Delas Neil Dickens Mike Diggins E. Dorronsoro Pat Downey H. Duhuisson MEMBERS Bobby Dykes Ernest Jakins Clay Easterly Michael James Catherine Feng Carlos Khachan Lee Field Fred Klein Ronald Foley Joe Loviza Barry Gaston B. McCollister Margaret Gill Amy McDill Emile Guel William McGra Glenn Haller Buddy Mclnnis Lamar Hendricks T. Mclntyre Jerome Holland John McLeskey Danny Hossley L. Marascalco Norman Hunter R. Martinez John Hyland Joe Mocklin Jimmy Muzzi Pickens Noble T. O ' Donoghue Patsy Parker F. Passbach Kate Permenter Mime Perez Jo Ponder Don Powell Donald Raggio Kenneth Reaver P. Romo-Leroux Mary A. Rushing Ronnie Smith Pat Stewart Bud Strong S. Sullivan D. Warriner Bill Welborn Mike Welborn Tom Wenning P. Westerfield Mike Westerman Charles Weston Jim Winklejohn Versie Wilson Fred Zepponi wta stouNwmoN WESLEY STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Carolyn Hamner, Suzanne Garrison, Jim Balgord, Ronny Stephens, John Turner, Lynda Furgerson, Jeannette Ramsey. Standing: Rev. Ed Curtis, Terry Wright, Carey Freeman, Tommy Free, Robert Trotter, Burrow Brooks, Stanley Moorhead, Gary Lee Hawkins. The purposes of the Wesley Foundation are to develop the personal religious life of its members, to promote Chris- tian fellowship on the campus, to develop Christian leadership, to build a Christian world fellowship, and to provide opportunities for Christian service. Any member of the Methodist Church or person with Methodist preference is eligible for membership in the Wesley Foundation. The members of the Council of the Wesley Foundation are elected by the Methodist students. Each mem- ber of the Council is responsible for leading a definite phase of student work. The Wesley Foundation is a member of the Methodist Student Movement at both state and national levels. The Single Student Council plans a program for the Methodist student of the campus, which will bring him closer to Christ in his everyday life. To do this the Wesley Foundation promotes a daily Vesper period, Sunday School and Church activities, social functions, a weekly newspaper, The Wesley Times, and a campus wide visitation. The Married Council of the Wesley Foundation is primarily concerned with home and church life of the married students. The Wesley Foundation recognizes that the married students ' problems and needs are different from those of the single student. In order to meet these needs a five point program is carried on — this program consists of Sunday School, Fellowship Hour, WSCS, a monthly social, and personal visitation. U ESflUINSTER, The Westminster Fellowship is the student organization of the Campus Christian Life Committee of the Presbyterian Church. Though under the sponsorship and influence of the Presbyterian Church, this organization is open to all students at Mississippi State University. The purpose of the Westminster Fellowship is to lead students to a greater commitment of their lives to our Lord, Jesus Christ. This aim is pursued through services of worship and fellowship. In addition to participating in the worship services of the local Presbyterian Church, the W. F. has specific times when they worship together as a group. They meet monthly on Sunday nights for programs where they study topics of current and of lasting importance. They also have small groups which study in areas of specific interest, and they meet frequently for periods of fellowship and recreation. The Westminster Fellowship is under the guidance of an elected Executive Council and appointed com- missioners to a General Council. The Executive Council members are: J. Preston Simmons, Moderator; H. Rudy Gilbert, Vice Moderator; La Vance Davis, Stated Clerk; and Lee Huey, Treasurer. The Presby- terian University Pastor and Advisor is Amos L. Wilson, Jr. WCA The purpose of the Young Men ' s Christian Association is to be a voluntary campus-centered fellowship of students, faculty members and staff members dedicated to the task of relating the basic affirmations of the Christian faith to the task of higher education and of enriching the college community by extend- ing that community, which is the whole body of Christian believers, into every area of campus life. It is to be a part of a world-wide Christian community united by a common loyalty to Jesus Christ. In the fellowship of the Christian Church, its members seek to understand the will of God through worship, study, and action; and strive to realize it in personal living and in working toward a better society. f| 11 ■ £ Joan Copeland Lynda Furgerson Y CABINET OFFICERS President John Arlege Vice President Tommy McWilliams Secretary Joan Copeland Treasurer Betty Littlejohn FRESHMAN CLUB OFFICERS President Jerry White Vice President Harry Rayburn Secretary Betty Rogers Membership Chairman Frank Waggoner THE YMCA Freshman Club exists to develop leadership and provide service for the Freshman Class. Its membership is open to all members of the Freshman Class and its meetings are conducted each week at a lunch- eon in the YMCA. Its main service project each year is the sponsoring of Freshman Camp. This is a pre-school orientation camp open to new students. The programs at the club meetings are geared around professors and staff members speaking on subjects such as politics, philosophy, economics, science, research, etc. MEMBERS Deedee Czajhowski Lloyd Viets Penny Patterson Sandy Scalco Kay Murphree Robert Kitchin Mark Clark Tony Phillips Jerry Huffstickler Bette Boyd Lynda Perez Pam Parrott Jackie Hudspeth Bob Farr BLACfcFR44R£ OFFICERS President David Dye Vice President Elinor Garrett Secretary Linda Collum Treasurer Tommy Fortenberry Historian Bruce Peterson Sponsor Mr. D. J. Cunetto The Blackfriars Drama Society, named for a famous Elizabethan playhouse, now in its sixth successful season, pro- duced its fifteenth and sixteenth productions. The fall season saw the staging of the comedy-drama Outward Bound under the directorship of Mississippi State ' s first full-time play director, Mr. Dominic J. Cunetto. Membership in Black- friars is open to every student in the university; talent and experience are not prerequisite. One becomes a member upon earning a minimum number of points by participation in the fall and spring productions, either in on-stage or off-stage work. MEMBERS George Allen David Dye Dot Leatherwood Sandy Scalco Rosanell Berry David Kdmonds Jim Lee Patricia Sterling Joyce Bond Evelyn Ellis John McMahan Keith Swann Peggy Boone Tommy Fortenberry Kay Murphree Suzy Treadwell Bill Braden Linda Fulgham Susie Noble Sim Walton Cheryl Brown Elinor Garrett Bruce Peterson James Watson Ann Cliett Ronald Gordon Joseph A. Phillips David Wharton Linda Collum Nan Gwin Jean Rainey Nola Young Ken Davis Patti Kurts Sandra Douglas (UV QGMA EPSfLON JLfiiL A A A A II II ! 1 Seated, L to R: Ray H. Jones Jr., Melvin C. Payne Jr., Larry L. Alexander, George A. Newbill, James K. Upchurch Jr., Victor M. Putman Jr., Mr. Claud Irby. Standing, L to R: John M. Cockerham, James E. Cuicchi, George R. Lightsey, William R. Trask Jr., John W. Jordan, Andrew M. Ratcliffe Jr., Pat- rick F. Yarborough, Earl M. Ware, Emile A. Nassar. OFFICERS President George A. Newbill Vice President James K. Upchurch, Jr. Secretary Victor M. Putnam, Jr. Treasurer Larry L. Alexander Advisor Mr. Claud Irby UNIVERSnVO OfR WENS CHORUS Oren W. Dickens Richard Farlee Tommy Fortenberry Keith George Jack Houston MEMBERS Bob Jackson Eric Loftis James Potts R. Rounsaville Eddie Sory John Stokes Linda Walker, Accompanist Andrew Fox, Director The Men ' s Chorus is one of the choral ensembles that is open to all male students at the university. Each spring, the group performs at various places throughout the state on its annual tour. It also per- forms for several clubs on campus. MAD tGflLQlNGG Q Judy Boyd Linda Collum Jane Goggans William Johnston Eric Loftis Grace Mangum Kay Murphree The Madrigal Singers of Mississippi State Univer- sity is a select group of 12 members. This group rep- resents the university in some thirty state-wide per- formances each year. UNH ER£fTVCWOrR, a AAi 4 1 fc J OFFICERS President Eric Loftis Free President William Johnston Secretary Sandra Holland Conductor Jerry D. Williams Accompanist Lamar Nesbit The Mississippi State University Choir is one of several choral organizations on the campus open to all University students. It provides the opportunity for students to hear and perform the best in choral music. Each year the choir pre- sents a Christmas concert, a stage presentation, and a spring concert for the enjoyment of University students. The spring tour to different sections of the state is one of the highlights of the school year. The choir also performs for numerous University and civic functions. MEMBERS Virginia Anderson Gerald Jacks Libba Murphy Rene Bendana Bob Jackson Carl Nelson Peggy Boone Elizabeth Johnson Nellie Permenter Judy Boyd Marsha Johnston James Potts Anne Brown William Johnston Harriet Price Jacob Crow Lamar Kelly Sandy Scalco Linda Collum Pattie Kurts Priscilla Smith Edgar Delas Sharon Kuykendall Pat Stewart Oren Dickens Eric Loftis John Stokes Richard Farlee Lilley M. Love William Sturdivant Thomas Fortenberry Jerry Marshall Eunice Terry Keith George Sara Matthews Pat Tiffin Ruth Gordon Barbara McPherson James H. West Nan Gwin Robert Moody David Wharton Sandra Holland Kay Murphree Terry Wright Paul Houston MAEOONR4ND OFFICERS President Tommy Edwards Vice President Charles Boyd Secretary Nan Gwin Treasurer Bob Jackson Drum Major Robert Sheely DIRECTORS W. Thomas West L. Peyton Crowder George L. Arnold John M. Baker David L. Baskind 0. Oscar Beck Stanley C. Beers M ra J cc Bond William E. Boone Diane Boren Charles P. Boyd F. William Braden Jay V. Brock Burrow P. Brooks L. Melvin Bullen Porter A. Burke Charles G. Catledge Diane Catledge Arthur J. Christopher Delhert E. Cohleigh Nancy M. Coleman Linda G. Collum Wilda C. Thompson Boyce R. Core Tom I. Crumby Eloise ( !za jko ki Larry F. Dale Edgar A. Delas E. Harris Dendy Virgil Deshler 0. David Dye Richard A. Eddleman Charlotte A. Edwards James B. Edwards Thomas E. Edwards Jack S. Fairley Malcolm M. Flowers Aaron A. Fried Harris R. Gilbert James Green Nancy E. Gwin Thomas Hammack Mary C. Hamner Charles E. Harmond Odie D. Harrell D. Stanley Hartness Billey D. Henley A. Sanford Hearron J. Rodney Henry Thomas M. Hinton Burrel S. Hood Michael C. Horowitz Ronald W. Howard W. Gaddis Hunt Charles F. Hyde Robert C. Jackson Elizabeth A. Johnson James M. Johnson Thomas F. Johnson Stephen H. King Ronald Knight Lloyd H. Lewis Lilley Margaret Love Sandra Sue Lovett Ben L. Magruder F. Grace Mangum Floyd B. McCormick Evelyn Ann Mitchell Evelyn L. Merrell Kenneth D. Mitchell Joe Sam Moritz John T. Mueller Kay Q. Murphree Randall A. Nagle Carolyn W. Nash Lamar W. Nesbit Shirley S. Noble Daniel U. Owen MAJORETTES ' : Seated: Rosa Lee Monsell, Grace Mangum. Standing, L to R: Nan Gwin, Kaye Coggin, Diane Catledge, Evelyn Merrill, Eloise Czajkcn ski, Evelyn Ann Mitchell, Kay Murphree, Wilda Thompson, Sandra Thompson, June Brown. LtoR: Tommy Edwards, Charles Boyd, Nan Gwin, Bob Jackson, Robert Sheely. MEMBERS (cont.) James R. Owen James Forrest Scott Dennis Hoorn Charles Steen Stanley S. Owen James Phillip Sewell Page Box, Jr. E. Clay Thompson Phillip L. Patterson Robert A. Sheely June Brown W. George Thompson Bruce W. Peterson Hugh C. Smith Kenneth M. Clark Sandra Jo Thompson Douglas D. Polk Charles Steen Kaye Coggin Houston Townsend Irvin R. Price Charles B. Stutts George W. Lemen Robert W. Wadsworth R. Stanley Ridings David E. Suttle James Malone Daniel W. Webb Dallas W. Robertson Gail F. Terrell John W. McMahan James H. West Dennis L. Rochester Hugh T. Mitchell Rosa Lee Monsell Walter Lee Wood Elizabeth Rogers Ralph Lane Joseph V. Pace Terry 0. Wright George R. Rounsaville Dewell Brasher William V. Scott Larry M. Wright Celia Beth Scott David T. Wharton John D. Tyler AUW 2PQIL0N DkUA Alpha Epsilon Delta was founded in 1926 at the University of Alabama. Since that time it has become the world ' s largest body devoted to pre-medical, pre-dental, and related fields of undergraduate education. Membership in 1962 ex- ceeded 23,000. The object of the fraternity is to encourage excellence in pre-medical scholarship; to stimulate an appreciation of the importance of pre-medical education in the study of medicine; to promote cooperation and contacts between medical and pre-medical students and educators in developing an adequate program of pre-medical education; and to bind to- gether similarly interested students. Membership in Alpha Epsilon Delta is a recognition of superior scholastic achievement of a student and it affords him an opportunity to develop a well rounded personality and qualities of initiative, leadership, and self-education by participating in the activities of his chapter and his fraternity. UflHAESOUB O 1 OFFICERS President Mrs. Audrey Scales Vice President Mrs. Charlotte Chadwick Recording Secretary Mrs. Edna Ginn Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Shirley Landrum Treasurer Mrs. Glenda McKay Publicity Chairmen Mrs. Carmen Clark Mrs. Barbara Cropp Social Chairman Mrs. Sandra Nevels Hostess Mrs. Jean Jackson Chaplain Mrs. Stephanie Bishop The Mississippi State University Chapter of the National Association of University Dames, founded in 1952, is the only authorized chapter in the State of Mississippi. It is dedicated to promoting friendship and providing fun and re- laxation for the wives of students. Membership is achieved through payments of dues, and all wives of MSU students are eligible for membership. The club meets one night each month. Programs include lectures, parties for husbands and children, fashion shows, demon- strations, and a variety of others, both entertaining and informative. Upon the husband ' s graduation from college, the Dame receives her Ph.T. degree, which denotes Putting Husband Through. Her degree entitles her to all the rights and privileges she has earned by maintaining a home atmosphere conducive to study, understanding her husband ' s problems, lending her moral support, and in many instances, contribut- ing to family income. The symbol of NAUD is a circle, symbolic of the wedding band, with an arrow, symbolizing friendship, piercing it. The chapter flower is the chrysanthemum, and precedent has established the slogan, Once a Dame, Always a Dame. AUW KAPPA PQl Delta Lambda Chapter is one of 121 chapters throughout the nation of Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity, the Nation ' s largest and oldest professional fraternity is business. Alpha Kappa Psi was founded at .New York University in 1904. Delta Lambda Chapter was installed at Mississippi State University on May 5, 1956, and has not since ceased to grow. The objectives of Alp ha Kappa Psi are to further the individual welfare of its members; to foster scientific research in the fields of commerce, accounts, and finance; to educate the public to appreciate and demand higher ideals therein; and to promote and advance in institutions of college rank, courses leading to degrees in Business Administration. Chapters of Alpha Kappa Psi sponsor professional programs with outstanding speakers from the world of business in- cluding professional seminars, business exhibits, and research surveys. Each chapter also sponsors field trips to various industrial concerns in its areas. Delta Lambda Chapter participates actively in these and other projects. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club is a unit organization of the YMCA and is com- posed of students interested in promoting friendly relations between stu- dents of various countries represented at Mississippi State University. Sup- per meetings of the club are held, at which the programs presented are des- ignated to create better understanding and appreciation of the different cultures from which the members are drawn. The Club operates under the direction of its own elected officers with the counsel of the YMCA staff and a representative of the Cabinet. The Club also has a radio program each week, My Country on the Air, which brings the countries represented by the Club into the homes of the surrounding area. Alpha Phi Omega is the largest Greek letter service fraternity in the world. The Epsilon Iota Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega was established on the Mississippi State campus in 1948. Following the cardinal principles of the fraternity, those of leadership, friendship, and service, the Mississippi State chapter has become one of the most active in the South. Alpha Phi Omega members have assisted with half-time activities at football games, sponsored an Explorer Day program in conjunction with High School Day, and assisted at local Boy Scout camporees. This year, as a service to the state stu- dent body, Alpha Phi Omega began sponsoring a Book Exchange. The only requirement for membership in the fraternity, other than university scholastic standards, is a willingness to serve. MEMBERS Jim Balgord Tommy Booker Tommy Carter David Dobbins Richard Dobbins Mack Hataway Gary Hawkins Harold Hodges Byron Seward Vic Torrey Doug Trevett Alan Veal Tommy Booker PLEDGES John Baswell Mike Lasker Richard Burnside Tom Lilly Gary Carnathan John McMurrough David Cochran Julian Riley Wilbert Dahlem John Rye Pat Freeman Jimmy Sullivan Gerald Gilliam Joe Turner Clifford George Richard Welquiez Jimmy C. Hughes David Williams Harold Jones Wayne Woods Mark Keller pr aom gpqilon OFFICERS President Richard G. Silver Vice President John Dudley Arnold Secretary Russell Carlisle Carothers Treasurer Lewis Ross Shelton Sgt.-at-Arms James Richard Shadoin Faculty Advisor Henry W. Nash Asst. Faculty Advisor R. Gordon Carter FACULTY MEMBERS Richard Gordon Carter William C. Flewellen Klion Franklin S. Roland Jones Henry Warren Nash Guy Theron Peden .1. William Rush Edwin S. Sanders Samuel Eugene Trotter John D. Arnold Albert M. Barnes Dwight F. Blissard, Jr. Frank E. Boyce Richard R. Caperton Gary Lee Carnathan Russell C. Carothers Wallace B. Colbert, Jr. Jacob S. Crow, Jr. James F. Dennis, Jr. William George Drane John A. Dunn Van Kersh Edmonson Ronald D. Foley Phil D. Fortenberry Currey S. Freeman Wendell E. Groce Mack A. Hataway Gary Lee Hawkins Ben Gray Hilbun Joseph H. Hodges Daniel E. Hossley A. Jackson Huff Robard Hughes Wiley H. Jenkins, Jr. John Paul Jones Earl Lamar Kelly Vernon K. Kimbrough Jon C. Kling William K. Landrum George W. Langley, Jr. James L. Lewis Thomas A. Ligon, Jr. Singleton A. Mclnnis, III Robert L. McPherson Richard A. Martin Franck D. Massey Paul A. Melton Gerald D. Mi lull Richard K. Mills James C. Mitchell Robert L P. Olmstead Harold F. Peel Gerald W. Porter Don C. Richmond Julian C. Riley Milton L. Sandy, Jr. Michael Schermer James R. Shadoin, J Lewis R. Shelton, II) Philip H. Shockey Richard G. Silver James C. Sneed John N. Sparks Robert H. Spell ll ' ollOl ! 1. S|| j fl Oil George E. Tucker William H. Whatley Robert A. White Terry K. Wilkey George C. Williams civnw oub MEMBERS David Musselwhite Ted Newman Bill Foy Jim Pickett David Peel Albert Sorrels Jr. Wayne Boutwell Stanley Beers Thomas Toney Robert Usher Joe Pace Marion Heard Jerry King James Trussell Jerry Sparks Larry Vance Pete Sanders Gary Cocherhorn Bob Evans Herman Seefeld Larry Rogers Forest Bogort Ross Shelton Benny Rakestraw IDC J ; ; ' p £ cs c 1 W k t I ?- ■ A. , MM i ' i i ' ■• i ' ■ BUT V ' -! ' - -I rC HUM. i i  ■ I i p 1 i i i . -fcii u gtfk  •- i ! 01 r jp W 1 L ? i ' i..- v - : ' ' ; - ' : ;, ' • ' • ' : ' ; ' ' . r ' ' Vi .-. ' • ' ' ' '  ; HF 5 - Russell Wise Anse Barber Sandra Harrison Milton Henderson Larry Sturdivant Jerry Vandersand Ronald Jones James Turner Oscar Beck A. H. Sonny Paxton Charles Vail Charles Yancy Aubrey Nichols Bob Reese Graham Nelson 0. A. Cleveland CjUDtNTCENATk PRESIDENTS CABINET Front Row, L to R: June Brown, Randy Lumb, Nancy Pomeroy, Mickey Putman, Paul King, Billy Dodd, Lewis Jackson. Back Row, L to R: Ron Taylor, Richard Shields, Louis Whitfield, Malcolm Balfour. Not Pictured: Jimmy Lipscomb. The Student Executive Council, often called the Student Senate, is the legislative body of our student government; the President ' s Cabinet, in addition to being an advisory group to the president, is the judicial body. Executive powers are vested in the president of the SA to be assisted by the vice president, secretary, and treasurer and the President ' s cabinet. All members of the Student Senate are selected by popular vote. The four SA officers, Reveille and Reflector editors and business managers, and the head cheerleader are the members of the Council who are elected by the entire student body, which comprises the Student Association. The Student Senate is generally concerned with the promotion of social programs, pub- lications, athletics, and general student welfare. AWQ The Association of Women Students of Mississippi State University is the executive governing body of the women stu- dents. Its membership includes all women students registered at Mississippi State University. The Association of Wom- en Students regulates the activities of the women students, enforces such regulations of the University pertaining to coeds as do not fall exclusively within the provision of the administration, and serves to bind the women students in a stronger union. The purpose of the Association of Women Students is to maintain the highest standard of honor in every phase of university life and to promote and condition the intellectual and social life of the women students. The AWS strives to increase the enrollment of women students. This year the AWS sponsored many activities in connection with its program of coed advancement. The highlight of the year was the annual Powder Puff Derby held in November, a fund-raising spectacular in which the coeds demon- strated their football skills. Other activities of the AWS this year include the purchasing of a television set for the new women ' s dormitory. The AWS participated in the MIC convention here at State and attended the national IAWS meeting in Oklahoma City. The AWS was hostess to the bi-state meet of the Intercollegiate Association of Women Students in the Spring. UYROTC PMS COL. JOHN W. THAMES Prepare for inspection ! ' ?.. . £ -C MAROON GUARD C4DET AQQOCmON II L o R, First Row: Chong, Dean, Whitfield, McKinnis, Kennedy, De Vincentis. L to R, Second Row: Von Seutter, McDonald, Majure, Swanson, Herschede. OFFICERS President Lewis Whitfield Vice President Archie McKinnis Secretory Arnold Dean Treasurer Robert Kennedy MEMBERS Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Lewis Whitfield Arnold Dean Larry Hall Coleman Chong Archie McKinnis Robert Kennedy Troy Majure Mike De Vincentis Harold McDonald Bill Herschede Chris Von Seutter Carl Swanson 258 SCAB RD AND BtADk Captain . . First Lt. . . Second Lt. First Set. . . . ARCHIE McKINNIS . . richard gaston harold Mcdonald . . . . robert reeves Drill Master Ass ' t. Drill Master Sponsor Advisors TOMMY SPENCER ROBERT ROSS SANDY SCHRADER MAJ. JOHN ALBRITTON MAJ. M. MaGAHEE BARNETT BLACK BRIDGEFORTH CHAMBLIN COLLINS DEAN EDWARDS ELLIOT FORESTER GASTON GRANT HARMON HARVEY HODGES HOWELL HUDDLESTON INGRAM JORDAN KENNEDY McCain Mcdonald McKINNIS MASSKY MEYERS MURRAY O ' BRIEN PILLOW REEVES RILEY ROBHINS ROSS SALTER SMITH SPENCER TAYLOR, D. TAYLOR, R. WAMBLE WATSON WHITE, B. WHITE, C. WHITE, J. WHITFIELD YOUNG Drill Team at MSU Homecoming AIR FORCE ROTO ; - AFROTC— No. 1 Wir PAS COLONEL SAM D. HAMILTON BIV KNIGU Pictured above are the 1963-64 members of the Blue Knight Drill Team. The members are chosen from a select group of basic AFROTC cadets. Once selected for membership, the cadets are subjected to strict discipline and precision drill as well as regular drill while training. They must maintain a C average in both their Air Science courses and university courses in order to remain on the drill team. The Blue Knights were organized in 1958 for the purpose of giving basic cadets the opportunity for leadership training and a closer understanding of military discipline. They have since gained recognition as a precision drill team in many southern states. OFFICERS Commander Cadet Lt. Carey L. Freeman Sponsor Miss Lynda Furgerson Faculty Advisor Captain Edwin E. Koch Staff Advisor A 1C Elton R. Young MEMBERS Blaize, Donald Marsh, William Bridges, John Mustin, Harold Carter, Bradley Norwood, Michael Crew, David Owen, William Dale, Hal Perrett, William Dennis, James Randle, Thomas Downer, Charles Robertson, Garland Evans, Curtis Robertson, James Gaston, John Russell, William Freeman, Carey Scaturro, Paul Glover, Richard Smith, Charles Haynes, Glenn Sturdivant, William Hudspeth, James Stevens, Gary Huffman, William Torrance, Richard Johnson, Roy Traylor, Carwell Macoy, Henry Trotter, John McCarty, Ronald Walden, John Farragut, Joseph Walters, Wayne .. T 1 it - . i n T u ■ r- - mceepLL ■« ■« • ■•. it - ' y  SPORTS ' 64 ATWLEnCSnFP Mississippi State Football Staff— Kneeling, L to R: Frank Jones, John Majors, Head Coach Paul Davis, Bill Dooley, John Correrro. Standing: Vic Spooner, David Owens, Ken Donahue, Trainer W. J. Luchsinger, Henry Lee Parker, Billy Tohill. mm WADE WALKER Athletic Director PAUL DAVIS Head Coach 264 RALPH BROWN R. P. PATTY W. J. LUCHSINGER BOB HARTLEY UBERJYBCWL ODE BURRELL, HB PAT WATSON, Linebacker TOMMY NEVILLE. Tackle Mississippi State, who had come to be known as one of the SEC pushovers, was picked at the beginning of the 1963 season to finish 9th among the Dixie Dozen. This must have been quite an insult to Coach Paul Davis and his giant killers, for they retaliated in great fashion. The Maroons finished the season with a 6-2-2 record, beating bowl bound LSU and Auburn, tying bowl bound Ole Miss, and losing by only one point to bowl bound Alabama. The Maroons ' November Nightmare turned into one of the greatest Cinderella stories of all time. State went on to defeat North Carolina State in the Liberty Bowl in Philadelphia, 17-10. Ode Burrell was picked the game ' s outstanding player and Pat Watson was chosen the game ' s outstanding lineman. Still, however, the annual cry could be heard, Wait ' til next year! SONNY FISHER, QB HOYLE GRANGER, FB TOMMY INMAN, End ROGER HARRIS, End BOBBY HEWLETT, End ROBERT CAROLLA, End BILL McGUIRE, End RAY REED, End RICHARD WEAVER, End JIMBO LANE, End BILLY BLOCKER, End FRANKIE BELL, Tackle CARL SANFORD, Tackle GARLAND WHITTINGTON, T BOB DUGAN, Tackle DAVE CALDWELL, Tackle GRADY BOLTON, Tackle MIKE CHILDS, Guard SHERMAN DOUGLAS, Guard WAYNE NICHOLS, Guard JUSTIN CANALE, Guard HILTON BALL, Guard RONNIE KIRKLAND, Gu; VAR£(TV JIMMY LARSEN, Center JONNY WINDHAM, Center GERALD RICHARDS, Center BUTCH LUKE, Center ASHBY COOK, QB | 4 JIM McBRIDE, QB JAMES CARROLL, QB DON EDWARDS, QB CHARLES BEENE, HB DAN BLAND, HB Mi BILLY MOORE, HB LARRY SWEARENGEN, HB JOHN SPARKS, HB PRICE HODGES, HB J. E. LOIACANO, FB BILL MOON, FB BOBBY JONES, FB QQUfiD MA OON CUBSmUTES CRUSH WOWRD Starkville, Miss., Sept. 21— Mis- sissippi State, playing mostly with substitutes, moved the ball almost at will Saturday to defeat badly outclassed Howard College 43-0. The Bulldogs of the Southeast- ern Conference scored in every pe- riod and threw up a stout defense to force the Birmingham Bulldogs to play their entire offensive game in their own territory. Hoyle Granger, 210 pound sophomore fullback, smashed for two touchdowns and other long yardage to head a cast of soph- omore backs exhibited by State. Others scoring for State were Bur- rell, Moon, Ashby Cook, and Guard Ronnie Kirkland. Big Jus- tin Canale kicked one 32 yard field goal and four of six extra points. u rssfFPr spfevtc nazm Gainesville, Fla., Sept. 28— Mis- sissippi State ' s Battling Bulldogs staged a great last-half rally at Florida Field before an audience of 36,000 here this gray cloudy afternoon and held the favoi ' ed University of Florida Gators to a ' 9-9 tie. Three juniors — Quarterback Sonny Fisher, End Tommy Inman, and Tackle Justin Canale — were the key men in State ' s brilliant come-back from a 0-9 deficit at the end of the first half. It was Fisher who led State ' s lone touch- down march in the fourth period, Inman who caught a pair of Ed- ward ' s passes to put the ball in scoring position, and Canale who booted a 31 -yard field goal for the first three points that made a tie possible. BULLDOGS UP£ETVOUJfMTEER£ Cnoxville, Tenn., Oct. 5 — Shoe- ess Ode Burrell fled 23 yards hrough the Tennessee Volunteers is the second quarter was getting inderway and that hippity-hop- ling gallop for a touchdown was 11 Mississippi State needed for a ' -0 victory. Indeed that was all the battling Julldogs could manage through ompletely dominating the first alf as three later scoring oppor- unities were missed. Through the second half it was 11 Tennessee with the Mississip- •ians continually battling with heir backs to a constantly threat- ned goal line. Gpfe XPClOAN ackson, Miss., Oct. 12 — A team vhich does not panic when the coring lights brighten up for the pposition, Mississippi State, Sat- lrday night took Tulane 31-10, coring all of its 31 after the jreenies had gotten their 10. State used an intercepted pass y John Sparks, who ran 35 yards ifter the catch, to send his team nto the intermission leading 14- .0. Others scoring for State were rice Hodges, Burrell, and Bobby ones. Canale kicked a 25-yard ield goal and four conversions. BULLDOGS OaN COUGARS State College, Miss., Oct. 19— Like the conference title was resting on the outcome, the Mississippi State Bulldogs struck quickly here Sat- urday afternoon and then sat on the results for a 20-0 homecoming victory over the Houston Cougars for the Mississippians fourth win of the season. Speedy senior halfback Ode Bur- rell tallied on bursts of six and eleven yards in the first half and signal caller Sonny Fisher on an eleven yard gallop. Coach Davis cleared the bench with sophs turn- ing in beautiful jobs in the latter part of the game. yGGRgjcuam. Memphis, Term., Oct. 26 — Mis- sissippi State University ' s Bull- dogs found the going mighty rug- ged as they moved into the second half of their 1963 football cam- paign. They also learned that defense lapses on kickoffs, bad center snaps, and short punts can spell disaster — especially when the op- position has a good football team. Memphis State ' s Tigers exploit- ed those three opportunities and posted a 17-10 verdict before 31,000 folks packed into old Crump Stadium. The Bulldogs used Justin Canale ' s 47-yard field goal and halfback Price Hodges ' running for its points with Canale also kicking an extra point. BW UKX£ OUT CA E gpXB. ruscaloosa, Ala., Nov. 2 — Ala- jama kept slipping out of the trap Saturday and at the end of the ee-saw Southeastern Conference ;ame it was Mississippi State that yas snared by defeat 20-19. Mississippi State led by three lifferent scores and all the way ieemed on the verge of pulling i major upset. When it was over, he Crimson Tide had its fifth EC victory and had tagged State vith its first conference loss. In he final analysis, Alabama ' s pass- ng beat Mississippi State ' s run- ling. The loss was the sixth in a row or Mississippi State to Bear Bry- mt Co., and if there was any :onsolation after the near miss, it lad to be the Maroons finally coring on ' Bama for the first time ince 1958. mHHHhHHI UGFGNQBAND WOOBR£Afc 3UBURN Miss., Nov. 1 — Courage n the magnificent manner earned ts just reward when Justin Canale :icked a soggy football 35 yards ind directly between the goal osts to give Mississippi State a 3-10 victory over previously un- leaten Auburn. The field goal came with only !2 seconds on the clock and uined Auburn ' s SEC hopes. Lit- le Sonny Fisher intercepted a pass rom great Jimmy Sidle to set up he photo finish. Limping Ode Jurrell made State ' s only touch- lown on a 22-yard pass play. Ca- lale added the point after and lad already kicked another 35- r ard field early in the game. xr. - - r Oflfe DOWC LSU fN A CUFWN£E Jackson, Miss., Nov. 16— LSU wagered a football game Saturday night that Billy Ezell could com- plete a three-yard pass to Bill Truax, and the Tigers were dead wrong. Dead wrong with a capital D. Mississippi State beat LSU 7-6. Mississippi State scored with a minute and 25 seconds left to play, kicked the extra point, yield- ed a touchdown to LSU with 14 seconds left to play, and stopped LSU ' s two-point try. State ' s touch- down came on a 17-yard pass from Sonny Fisher to End Tommy In- man. OSTEON TO VICTORY SjzrrETT£S SL)Gfi BOU L BOUND REBELS State College, Miss., Nov. 30— The highly touted Country Club- bers came onto the field highly favored to trounce the Maroons for the umpteenth time in as many years. The Rebels had a Sugar Bowl bid all wrapped up and an- other undefeated season under their belt. These credentials did not impress the Maroons at all. The Maroons opened the game litting hard and closed in the same manner. The Rebs had their backs ;o the wall the entire game and bad to settle for a tie. State ' s touchdown came on a Dass from slightly sensational half- jack Ode Burrell to End Tommy [nman. The pass was the first Bur- ell had ever thrown as a Bulldog. BULLDOGS WIN A04FN a The 1963-64 Bulldog basketeers took a back seat in the SEC race for the first time in several years. For Coach Babe ' s men, it was a year of rebuilding and recruiting. The only real bright spots in the dim season were the freshmen and the play of Doug Hutton. The Freshmen, under the leader- ship of ex-Maroon great Joe Dan Gold, performed superbly and were called by many the best ever. Once again we cry Wait ' til next year! WLL MISSISSIPPI STATE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM— Front Row, L to R: Coach Babe McCarthy, Paul Smith, Aubrey Nichols, Billy Anderton, Larry Cartee, Jack Wofford, Doug Hut- ton, Assistant Coach Jerry Simmons. Back Roiv: Jim Taylor, Richie Williams, Howard Hemphill, Manager Mike Dill, Herb Biggs, Stan Brinker, Don Posey. COACH BABE McCABTHY mZQUMAN £E54LL t964 SU m% iAM m, : i J¥ - iSZl mZQMMAN WOC BflLL 1964 v TT , ,j Jjfc1 tfiJSK fe$ Ar w J a ■K i«l Mr ■ — i — « _ WkSBBfiLL 1963-64 State Scores Again L m ' ■ s . 3 -A ' --5S ■ -. V % B rf ?- ■■ ' H COACH PAUL GREGORY and Again ! LEADING- WfTTERe BOBBY BRAGAN, JR. BUTCH ETHERIDGE BILL ETHERIDGE JOHN AOAMS V S CtlY WSSBflLL M • r : M 1RAOC HURDLERS LtoR: Jeff Jeffries, Jerry Nason, Allan Veal. 440- YARD DASH Left, Mike Sanders. Right, Bobby Moore. CRjOSC-COUIMTRY DISTANCE RUNNERS L to R: Malcolm Balfour— 1st SEC 2 Mile, Mike Diggins, Lexie Lednum, Alan Taylor, Morrison. FRESHMAN DISTANCE RUNNERS L to R: Paul Beicke, Gary Smyly, Jerry Brasher, O ' Neill Robertson. 0 S ■5 SWSB! ' ; BljsjI . HHi W ' ■ ' ii i 1 - JUMPERS L, Dickie Bennett. R, Bill Sanford. CRKE CAROLYN HENSON JULIA DIDLAKE CHARLES HARPER £AUG££ BARBARA HARTNESS BABS HOLSTEIN, Alternate RALPH CASH MARK KELLER, Alternate REVEILLE CfrFP Edward A. Richards Assistant to the Editor p i g L • . !fe 1 Tommy Tann Business Manager Robert L. Kennedy Layout Editor 2g4 Billy Anderson, Assistant Business Manager, and Tommy Tann, Business Manager Burrow P. Brooks, seated. Copy Editor, and assistants. Administrative Assistant Sallie Nehlett and Lucey Lacey, Editorial Assistants, with their assistant. Papa Jim. Edward B. Jones Assistant Layout Editor B. P. Pickering. Jr. Assistant Copy Editor REFLEOCfcOAFF Malcolm Balfour Editor Ross Shelton Business Manager Business Staff Assistants Randy Lumb Bob Stringer 286 Associate Editor, Lewis Jackson; Staff Writers; Alice Godfrey, Jai Stewart, Kay McDill, and Claudia Chandler. Columnists ; Randy Richardson and Todd P. Greer. Delivery Assistants; Robert Hutchins and Paul Beicke. ucey Lacey, Lewis Jackson, Malcolm Balfour, and Denis Bouchard. CAM-WQU . These are Freshman books? Election time % sw It ' s going to be a long night. ' Ts this the line for Bone-head English? Now, if you elect me . • v Solution to parking problem This? I don ' t know. I just work here. I, think the boys did a real good job. Now, just let it ferment. CAfiAWQUtB Hit the canvas dummy, please Can your monkey do the dog? ? ? ? ? ? Skinheads versus the skins 290 Did you see that gold bath tub? ! j, Jl XM n yk What do you mean Sir Lancelot ' s crest? This is a pigskin. Oh, Romeo, Oh, Ro CAMFVCU . V ' .v. Sis Would anyone like to hear our new recording? Are you sure the Beatles started like this Do you smell something? Two of a kind cmwcupz Where the girls are. Don ' t worry, Coach, I just got the word. ' Watch your step when leaving. Head, Heart, Hands, and no Hair Home of future State students Were you supposed to wear pants under these? Big House on the hill CSA Headquarters Freshmen don ' t need to study CAHAFVQU Wait ' til you get to be a Senior. ' A % tt: n Mil linii.i The White House Chief Hood has to eat. too. 11 ' My Boss Bifl Tommy ' s Playmate Goldwater in ' 64 Patterson before dark? - 1 £ Uf££ U£U ' 64 MR Jd UES U. FUFf M Mickey, from Fayetteville, Tennessee, served as President of the Student Association his senior year. He has also served as president of his fraternity, Delta Chi. During his four years, Mickey held membership in the Elder Statesmen, Blue Key, Beta Alpha Psi, the Student Relations Committee, the Accounting Club, and he was se- lected to the Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities. M £ U f T N £ A f £ T V £ E £ £ £ r P T P V f HMGC M Q U I T N £ A I £ T V I E £ £ Q Q f I P T P Y ( J f? . ■ „ ■ MiQQ NANCY FWERO¥ Nancy, a Chi Omega from State College, has been active in many different campus activities during her four years at Mississippi State. She has been president of Chi Omega, president of the Associated Women Students, president of Cardinal Key, secretary of the Panhellenic Council, and day student representative to the Student Senate. She is also a member of Phi Kappa Phi, The President ' s Council, and the Reveille. She has also served as News Edi- tor of the Reflector. In 1961 she was chosen Outstanding Freshman by the Cardinal Key, and she was chosen the Outstanding Chi Omega in 1962-63. U0HABCOWN S ft s i J 9k| V JH - G 1 M H H ; W 1 WER M4JKJVMARVIMMFR£D LCA £ irtfctwtttijirt ffii :f| fe C J ' V • ' Sr j J f| r w ir l:. MISS LYNDA FURGERSON MISS JOY PORTER MAID£ MISS LYNN DeBOTTIS MISS PAT BLACKLEDGE UOM CJOHMN Lynn and Pat The Court arrives at the field. Joy and Lynda The Starkville High Band V f L L £ A U T V W££ JOY PORTER, V t L L B A U T V UfSS LYNQ4 FUR£ER£ON J V E L L E 9 E A U T V WS£ RaTBtACfOEDSE V f L L B U T V Uf££ WW WfNFR£D LCA E V r L t B A U T V Mf££ W PRA H4R7NESS FAVORITE MJQQ GRACE- s; f.6 J MP ' ' .■feW- PA ' S V « Y «i VfR£fN(4 BETW PAnv v ' W REVEILLE FAVORITE FAVORITE JUN£ BROUW A 7R BUE 70A mtNV At work at his studio. Papa Jim delivers class pictures for the 1964 REVEILLE. ROPAJfM RB EKXE. WOTOGRAPWER For the past four decades Mr. Jim Pruitt, known to all Mississippi State University stu- dents as Papa Jim, has faithfully served this publication as staff photographer. He has furnished the pictures for two-thirds of the volumes of the REVEILLE. Because of his easily acquired friendship with all his associates; Because of bis undivided attention to the needs of the REVEILLE staff, and because of his overwhelming effort as staff photographer . . . We humbly pay tribute and thanks for his many years service. Jr .?— ' Thanks for a job well done! INDtyC st Scott, Jr., 101 Akin. James Thomas, 78 Uhright. Garv Ross, 121 Aldridge. Tony Autry, 78 M, si i-i. Kafel R., 101 Alexander, Charles O., Jr. lf„r. , Emmette E., 7b, 227 , Kenneth L„ 50, 232 , Terry Lee, 121 Allem ,„. Herbert J., 232 Udrew S., Jr., 50, 21 ' lleu Carolyn Ann, 121 Charles Ray, 78 Connie, 78 Curtis Howard, 228 Dennis D., 78 Ml.-n Ellett N., Jr., 50, 212 Allen George I., 50, 220, 237 James Raymond, 148 Allen John Banks, 50 All.-. Linda L., 50 Lonnie Lee, 121, 222 Ml.-i Lucille E., 50, 199 Alley, George Louis, 50 llr.-d. Michael S., 121 Allsbronk, John M„ 78, 154 Almon, John V., Jr., 78, 142, 186 r, Thomas Gene, 12 ds, Laverne O.. 50 son, Henry R., 50 Andre, Stephen L., 121 ndrrv s, William E., 50, 195, 212 Lawrence F. Jr., 200, 2 Robert F., 78, 121, 236 y, William S., 121, 222, 227 Anli.-i, Eugene, 50, 236 Aid, J mes Clilton, Jr., 101 r, Frank N„ 78, 212 Arinde r, Thomas R., 50, 215 Arledg s, John C, 168, 237 ead, Eugene R., 50, 228 ong, Edgar C, 101 Ann.]. George Lee, 121, 244 Baker Samuel S., 39, 148, 228 Baldwin Charles D., 78, 160, 212 Baldwin, Patricia M. N., 101 Balfour, Malcolm I.. 17, 197, 201, Balgord, ' James R., 237, 250 Ball, Ferrico 1... 43, 51, 232 318 rmon, Jr., 78, , 50, 235 78 , 50, 198, 208, ,1,-y, Stanley E., 50 lird, Thomas T., 148 lird, George Evans III, 101, 164 lird, Marion Duncan, 148 ■, Betty J., 101 Bal G orgc S , 51 220 Ball H I1...1 W ., 78 201, 266 Ball ., 78 Bal Charl s E 51 Hal ard , , ' ;,;; D„ E., 101 51 Ban Wallac e M. Jr., 101 Ban Ha. er H.ia.a y E. , It. 51, 218 Jr., 148, 208 , 51 Bar Rober Wa Bar r, Wil, y J., 49 Bar Willie L„ 78 It.n Rober t B., nil Ha Asa E Alber , 51 M. 251 Bar Ha ;;;; 11.™ ' e N. P., 121 78 Bar m S , 51, 200, 218, 230 Ba Ba ;;;:; , Char , Phil es R p c ., 101 , 51, 259 Ba 11, lal.nm ..1 C, 168 11.1 11, Jon M., 101, 154 Ha Ba ;• ' , Jame , Robe s K. Jr., 78, 212 Iter, 121 Ha , Will am H., 101 . Geor e Jo in, I ' ll Ha , Jesse L., 8, 116 H. ' ' M.. 151 H. Ba rtle ' .. 1.1 C, J. J 78, 212 ., 236, 51 Bi L„ 51, 228 , Davi 1 Ch rles, 78 bert, Albert W., Jr., 101 H. ski d, Dav i.l I. , 101, 220, 244 B; limnii If., 48 Bi Margar •t Y onne, 78 Ha H • ' ,.) 11, Joh Mich a i W. Jr., 78, 232, B Georg e T. 121, 175 H Willi. in D , 51 B ie 1 , 51 II ite (Hi v. K., 78, 148, 246 Real .1, Bel,- ly A. C, 51 Beai d, Monr oe F., 78 Be.ll John A Jr., 51 Heal 11. a. , Claren , Sarah ce D.. 78 E., 51 B.a , Gemg. H., 73 B. a i, in,,.. Lee, 78 H. .-. ,1, Thou as R., 78 T., 79 B.a ley, ,l„h my M„ 121 Bea on, Will e T„ 79 Hi. 3. Jr., 51, 207, 244 B.a , Willia m T., Jr., 79 Bee James H., 121 ker, Wal er D. Jr., 101, 160 Bii ett, Hilma Dianne, 79 Be. be, Will am A. Jr., 101 Br. ne, Char es W., 79, 267 11. a man, Da rnie L., 101 Be, rs, Stanl  y C. Jr., 244 11, a yers, Wi ey J., 51 Bel , Donna G., 101, 235 Del , George D., 102 Bel , Frank e N., 102, 266 Bel , Phillip M., 51 11,1 , Ralph B., 121 Be , Willia n A., 79 It. ande, R ay L., 79 Be dana, R 243 Be nett, Ja Ties Grady, 51, 201, 228 Be nist, la, iris A., 164 11, son, Ka en L., 180 Bi ge, Diet ry, Law r P., 146 ence J. Jr., 79 B. rv, Clin on A., Ill, 102 ry, Rosa nell, 51, 227 Be e Cleon, 121 ry, [oh, Scott Jr., 121 B. rry ' , San or Glenn, 121 ra Lynn, 121 Be rryhill, J ames D., 51 Bess, Char es Edward, 102 , Hal L., 121, 164 ;gers, Harry L. Jr., 51, 154 ;gs, Herbert W., 102, 275 ik, Janice Emily, 236 lingsley, B. B. Jr., 79 iford, Betty Jean D., 51 aford, Thomas A., 51 shop, David N., 47, 198 aek, Elbert C, Jr., 79 aek, Elbert C. Ill, 158, 259 ack, Emmett R., Jr., 102, Jlack, Rob rt N. r., 102 llackbum, James E. Jr., 121, 148 Uaekledge, Fredd ll.lckledgc. Patric a A., 9, 102, 178 llackledge, ti.„ k-i... k Thorn Vlichae Jamei s R., 79 D., 121 M., 121 lla,r. lam, s E., 102 11.,,,. Will am K. 76 Ha. , a F,li ard D Jr., 101, 258 Hake. F.ia E„ 47 236 tlaii.l. Ha. Micha el, 102, 267 11a. .,1. Wil iam C , 51 lain, ha, ,1. ■Ml.nl J., 102 tl.a-illgaln, Willi m O., 51 Blissard, D vight V.. 251 Blocker, Billy G., 79 266 Bloodworth s W., 168, 208, 223 Boatman, Alfred L., 52 Boatner, J mes C , 52, 198, 208, lUgai , Forrest D., 52, 208 Helen Charles R., 52 Bolai , Barbra Ann, 122, 176 i, Lawrence F, 111, 122, 118 Bolln , Max B., 216 Bolto Rufus G., 266 11,11...! Bond ' ( Imiles lalwin, 52, 218 Bond Myrna Joyce, 79, 178, 237, 211 11,, n,l Robert M., 79, 220 Bond H,.nd James W., 79, 230 He,,,, r, James A., 52, 228 Bonn r Nathan Allen 79 11,,,,,, n, Stevan William, 102 Book r, Thomas L., 79, 250 Boon i Peggy L., 122, 180, 237, Bonn ' , William E., 102, 168, 244 Boot Jerry H., 52 :•: e, David F., 52, 235 Bool e, Thelma L., 52 235 1!,,,,,, er, Jacky R., 102 Boo r, James W., 52, 230 Her, , Norris H., 79, 164 oswell, Jo Tanya, 122, 180 Bowker, John M., 122, 236 Bowie, Michael Wayne, 142 Bowie, Robert Harold, 102 Bowman, Billy B., 122, 154 Bowman, Ray R. Jr., 102 Box, Isaac Page Jr., 100, 102, 164, 245 Box, Billy K., 122 Box, William F., 148 Boyce. Frank E.. 251 II, ,1,1, Hilly M., 52 Boyd, Charles P., 52, 244 Boyd, Deward G. Jr., 52, 220 Boyd, Micl I, Eddie ., 52 ' ., 176 Boyd, Judy Carol, 243, 242 Boyer, Milton J., 52 Boyette, Gerald B., 102 Boyette, John D., 48, 215 Boyles, Lester, 79, 225 Bracamonte, Orlando, 102 Braddock, Anita Vay, 122, 178 Braden, Frederidk W., 102, 237, 244 Bradham, David A., 148 Bradley, Claude G., 41, 52, 197, 207, 208, 210, 217 Bradley, Jackie R, 225 Bradshaw, Aubrey L., 122 Bradshaw, Charles E„ 52 Brady, David J., 122 Bragan, Robert R., Jr., 79, 201, 277 Bragg, George H. Jr., 236 Bramlett, James D., 102 Brand, David Gilbert, 122 Brann, Richard R., 102 Brannon, Bobby C, 164 Brantley, Albert V„ 102 Brasher, Dcwel G., Jr., 102, 245 Braswell, James D., 52 Brantley, Terry Keith, 122 er, Jerry C, 102 itton Clinton W. Jr., 52 owner, Max L., 79 ■azeale, Michael E., 102 Brewer, James Marvin, 122, 164 Brewer, Julia Lynn, 102 Bridges, James T., Jr., 79, 164 Bridges, James S., 52 Itridgforlh. Stewarl, Jr.. 1 161, 215, 285 II,, S!-. IHlli R. Jr., 52 Hnsliani. William M.. IB ' Cameron, Thomaa V. HI, 10.1, 118 Cameron, William Mack, 122 I ammack, Aimer S. III. 164 Campbell, A. Bland Jr., 122, 230, s, John G., 52 Caraway, Charles F., 80 Ernest N. Jr., 103 Carlisle, Woodrow W. Jr.. 47 Jay V., 142, 244 Carnathan, Gary L., 53, 146. 232, Jerri Wayne, 122, 212 250, 251 Louis Burns, 122 Carothers, Russell C, 53, 154 n, Thomas M. Jr., 164 Carney, Ansley P. Ill, 148, 216 Burrow P. Jr., 52, 142, Carney, Pomp T., 53 237, 244, 285 Carollo, Robert J., 103, 266 H,,„,k , Charles Willis, 122 Carney, James Perrin, 123 Br,„,k William K., 103, 228 Carpenter, Don A., 80 It, ,,,,,, Twila Frances, 79 Carpenter, Ga y Gray, 80 Brow, Anne Carol, 103, 243 Carpenter, James H., Jr., 80 Charles R. Jr., 52, 215 Carpenter, James William, 123, Cheryl D., 122, 237 154 Brow. Dewey B., 79 Carpenter, Robert M., 122 Carpenter, Terry S., 123 Carr, Frederick M., 152 Brow , ' Elam B., 52, 223 Browi ' Eldon D., 52, 225 Carr, George Robert III, 123, 160 , Fred Newton, Jr., 122, 225 Carr, James Gordon III. 123 Browi , Harley Jr., 103 (airr, Robert G., 53 , Jean Pierre, 122 Carrawav, Conald C, 80 llrawi , June, 53, 178, 193, 210 Carraway, William D., 103, 148, 245 254 212 , Paul F., 103 Carrieo, Lee Daniel. 103, 146 , Roger A., 103 Carrington, Jack P. Jr., 103, 146 Brow Wayne J., 53 Carrinslon. James C, 80 Brow ing, Donald L, 79 Carroll. Clinton 1 ... 210. 226 (true, George David Jr., 122 Carroll. George R., 53 Bri.c , James A. Jr., 79, 154 Carroll. James E., 103, 267 Br,,,, , Kenneth Warren, 79 Carroll, Larry A., 53, 226 Brum „M. Willis IS., 53, 148, Carroll, Patricia A., 80 107 an-,, 1207, 216, 259 Carroll, William P. Jr., 54, 228 Brim mett, Ben K., 103, 154, 187 Carson, lames R., 54 Hual Allen W., 103, 146 Carson, Walter R., 80, 230 Una , Edwin N„ 79 Cartee, Larry E., 103, 275 , John L. Ill, 79 Carter Bradley D., 103, 268, 261 Br. a , Robert E., 53 Carter! Ernest A.. 103 Una. , Frank J. Jr., 103, 164 Carter, John A., 80 H,i a t, Son, 79 t, Suzanne, 79 Carter, James M., 54 Carter, George H., 54 amn Charles N. S„ 103 151 lew. Robert T., 79 Carter, ' John L. Ill, 122, 164, 228 Bucl ey, Keith T., 79, 122 Carter, Thomas L., 80, 250 Bui 1 ei, William Ray, 122 Carter, Watkins Leo, 80 Bufl Eugene A. Jr., 122, 146 Carter, Wayne J. Jr., 54 d, Thomas O. Jr., 53 Cartledge, Clifton E., 103, 164, Bull n, L. Melvin Jr., 244 182, 187, 203, 313, 237 Hull n, Willard M. Jr., 80 Carty, Billy R.. 54, 164 rdon L. Jr., 53, 220 1!,, ■lia.ii. Mary E., 53 Casey. Robert L., 80, 146 ,1,(1,1,1. Gerald L., 225 Cash Ralph E., 103,174 11, i ■1 11, ,1,1. lames H., 53, 228 Castleberry, John B., 103 lie ge, Cecil Dwight, 103 Casta,,, -ra. ' Will, an, Thomas, 81 Bu ger, Donald E„ 53, 228 Cale. Oscar B., 118 I,, , lain ard A., 53, 195 Catledge, Charles G-, 197, 198, 208 Bu ke, Porter, 103, 244 Catle.lge Dianne, 122 Bu kes, Dwight B., 103 Causey, Robert S. Jr., 158 (l„ k,i.. Robert F.. 122, 144 Cavender, Wade L., 228 Bu key Lawrence E„ 122 Caver, William W. Jr., 54 Bu nham William T. Jr., 103 151 Cavin, Jimmy H., 54, 212 Bu ns, James P. Jr., 53 Cermak, George F. Jr., 103 (!„ ns, Joe Wiley, 122 Chadwick, Charles E., 54 Bu ns, Michael A., 103 Chaffin, Philip R., 103 Bi nsi.le, Richard H., 250 Chamberlain, F. E., Jr., 123 Bu rrell. Ode, 53, 201, 265 Chambers, Joe O., 54 Bu row, Johnny G., 225 Chamblin, Frank R„ 54, 164, 259 Bi rt, John Patrick, 80 Chancellor, Homer C, 54 Bu rton, Marlin C, 53 Chancellor, Jimmy L„ 81, 146 11, sby, Bruce L., 80 Chandler, Claudia B., 123 Bi xbv, David E., 146, 230 Chandler, Donald Ross, 81 Bi sby, Lewis Alan, 103 Chaney, Michael J., 212, 104 B, sby, Wilson E., 225 IS, sh, Albert J. Ill, 122, 160, 222 Chapman, Larry Carl, 81, 212 Bi sh, Kenneth W., 80 Charles, Omar W., 47 Bu sh, Charles Amos, 122 Chase, Travis Ray, 81, 225 Bi sh, Thomas Richard, 122 Chatham, Roger P., 54 B shong, Rex D. Jr., 53, 216 Cheek, Gary C, 104, 212 Bi tier, Bennie D., 53, 195 Cheely, Linda J., 81, 176, 193 Bi tier, David, 80 Cherry, Richard L., 160 B tier, David S., 53 Chesnut, Thomas L.N, 81 IB tier, Eva Carolyn V., 122 Childs, Michael D., 266 Chism, Harold, 123 Chisolm, Angus W. Jr., 81, 160 Cliisoln,, Charles Howard, 81 Chisolm, Cornelius E„ 81 Chittom, Larry Murphy, 81. 158 Clan a, Don B., 54, 11, Cla ude R. Jr., 158 ■II, Ila id F., 80, 266 ■11, Mil ray H., 122, 146 •11, Ch ude R. Jr., 158 ell, Th mas M., 212, 209, as, Raf el L., 215 t, John L., 80 E., 53, 230, 237 on, Jol n C. Jr., 53, 168 Clark, Elliot, John Jr., 123 Clark, Fred Mark, 123 Clark, Gene M„ Jr., 91, 142, 213, 236, 285 Clark, Hubert C. Jr., 123 Clark, Jerry Wayne, 81 Clark, Jimmy Dale, 81 Clark, Kenneth Michael, 101, 215 Clark, Michael S., 81, 222 Clark, Richard W., 232 Clark, Robert B., 104, 142, 212 Clark, Robert R„ 81 Clayton, Charles G., 54, 218 The PEOPLES BANK Offers You Complete, Convenient, Friendly and PERSONAL SERVICE Won ' t you stop in so we can get acquainted Two Locations to Serve You THE BANKING CORNER DOWNTOWN Corner of Main and Lafayette UNIVERSITY BRANCH Corner of Highway 12 and Montgomery Member of F.D.I.C. 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Cummmgs, Rufus T., 82 Dod Br[ , m]a g 1Q0 2Q7 Donald C 83 197,205.258 Cummins, Billy F., 56 Dodson John F., 82 E . ' ' . ,, r  « C i„ rommy lee 154 Cupit. Herman E. Jr., 56, 228 j, , ,,,„„ E 105 Evans, Bob C, 235 „::- ' . William Max, 146 Curry, Jack H., 56 Dollar. IlVu.Ias Allen. 124 SI ! ' i ' ' ' ., ' ..■ ' ,::, ' ' 2 ' Frank in. Hi ly C, 8, 213 Frank ' , Ron Id K., Jr., 106 Franz, Jamc C, 168 Fraacr Fran cea Kay , 125 Frazie , J oh Dabbs Jr., 125, 160 Frazie , Leslie F., 1 Frazie , Wil is Rans me, 106, 142 Frazie 125 Frazie , Wal er Mi, tael, 106 Free, Thoma s B., 2 Fri-en an, Ca 237, 261 Freem an, Cu rrey S. 58, 251 Freem an, Cf arles D avid, 125 Freem an, K nneth  ., 106, 250 Freem an, Tli omas W., 125 Freim n, Le inie S. 106, 149 Fried, , 125, 244 Frost, A., 106 Frost, E., 58, 225 Fold, r, Ha ry R., 25 Fulgh m, Dc ylc H. Jr., 125 Fulghi m, Ja mes G., 84, 165 Kiileli KiiII.-i m. Li Jame ida M., s J., II 84, 240 , 106 Fuller R., 106, 174 Fuller Mari n L., 1 54 . Ill, 56 Curtis, Shirley R. S„ 56 Czajkowski, Eloise, 124, 176, 244 Id, Dan L. Jr., 121 ;ole, Judy Louise, 12.3, 178, 182 : Ie, Newton F. Ill, 54 Pieman, Irl W„ 104 Joleman, James Daniel, 81, 225 Pieman, Nancy Mullen. 244 Daflin; Al. ' nn L. Jr., 168 D:: ' ' ;, ' l ' ,! ' k ' -- 4 - 7, 2 E llc ' Ru,h E,I ;n - 123 ' 17 ° ' « Coll Is. Mehil B, 55 Cull ns, Patricl M.. 81, 236, 259 Cull i-un. New on B. III. i:,2 Cull m. Lin, la G., 104, 176, 237, 24 . 213. 24 1 Coll ,,-, Will, 55 Colu  l,u . En, 104, 171 Com Ray, 123, 164 t.unl lin. Dunn n S. i., 123 Conl ff, Fred E ., 55 .■11, Shirl, y R., er, Jack I , 104, 164 Conn erlev, Har old A. 104 erse, Kent, eth C l.unk . Ashby W„ 104 Coo . Billv D. 55 ( nnk , Judy B., 123, 176 Cook . Willi H 123. 22(1, 230 Cool ■y, Larry Allen, Cool y, Sidney E.lwa 1, 81 c er, Doris E., 123 176 Coop er, James 1.. 81 164 ahle m[ Wilbert E., 56, 182, 232, 251 ale. Hal Wilson Jr., 261 ale. I.arr y F„ 105, 244 L., 124 Ho vard Lee, 105, 158, 189 aly. Jam s. 1 s P., 82, 236 mmy P.. 228 anle y. T lla, omas J„ 82, 228 immy J. Jr., 82 , Jan , Jol res H., 124 n F., 56, 230 s, Ro bert Lloyd, 124 Cha rles H., 82 Cha rlotte Ann, 124 Dou glas R., 82 Fie Fra cher E. Ill, 56 ik M., 207 Hai an L., 56 Har J. E Jim Jul, Jos Jud ,1,1 R„ 82 my C, 105 , William, 121 ph M., 105 th A., 39. 180, 185, 193 199 Kel neth S., 56 Lan y Lee, 82 Lav ince G„ 82, 178 Low is E. Jr., 124 Mar ha R., 124, 213 Vary Lynn, 56, 198 Mic tael Edward, 124, 213 Rnl err Wayne Jr., 124 Ro land J., 82 Ster ling N., 56, 199 Ton my F., 56, 228 Do (aids Christopher, 82 |i, laldson, Ronald 0., 83, 160 Do novan, James Edward, 124 1), .ley, Carl Cecil, 124, 152 Do ilittle, lame Robert, 105 Do rris. Ralph Slew-art, 47, 142 S5, .Marvin E„ 57, 225 11, ughty, John Henry, 83 II, ighly, William E„ 148 li, uglas, Sandra Kay, 124, 178, 237 II, uglas. Sherman E., 83, 266 ve. Nelson Conrad, 105 11, wd, Donald E., 57, 165 li, wdle, John N., 83, 165 l , wdle, Walter Lynn, 160, 188 H, wner, Charles Paul Jr., 165, 262 n C. Jr., 54, 212 Dale, Hal Wilson Jr. 261 £ _• • • Fair ck g m Gardne Gcrald w . yne 84 ■ ' ' ' ' ■ ' •• y, Patricia Ann, 106 Gardner, Kenneth N., 84 er, Marion III, 106 Gardner, Milburn III, 125 :, Richard L„ 83, 241, 243 Gardner, Ulan Richard, 106 r, Samuel K., 57, 142, 217 Gannon, Ollie L., 106, 174, Jos, pi, S.. 106, 261 Garner, Howell C, 125 Downey, John P., 83, 236 Parr, Donald Devere, 83 Garner, Ted D., 149 Drake, Stephen R., 57 Farr, Robert C, Jr., 125, 174 Garner, Thomas F. Ill, 84 Drane, William G., 148, 251 Farragut, Joseph S.. 106, 261 Garrard, H. C. Jr., 84 Drawdy, Richard A., 105 Farrar, Emmett W., Jr., 218 Garretson, Roy Douglas, 126 Drogula, Michael L., 57 Farrell, Tom R. Jr.. 83 Garrett, Albert J., 84 Drown, lames C. Jr., 172, 228 Faulk, Donald Wayne, 125 Garrett, Elinor, 58, 230, 240 Duckworth, Hubert B. Jr., 124, 174 Faulkner, William Jones, 149 Garrett, John Thomas, 126 Duckworth, Margie E., 124 Fauvcr, Cecil Wayne. 106, 223 Garrison, George W. Jr., 58, Duckworth, Michael B., 105 Fears, Rubel G., 83, 213 216, 227 Duckworth, William M„ 105 Fel.ler, Cecil Moore, Jr., 83 Duett, George Hays, 124 Feltenstein, Sam M. Jr., 125 Dugan, Robert A., 47, 201, 266 Felts, Stephen K., 147 Dugan, Virgil L., 57, 198, 207 Fendlev, Charles W., 83 Duke, James William, 124 Feng, Kuo Ching, 47 Gaston, Charles R„ 147, 259 Dukes. Talmadge L., 83 Feng, Shu Hui, 47 Gaston, John A., 84, 213, 236 Dulaney, Edwin W., 222, 124 Fenn, Charles D., 58, 230 Gaston, John B., 147, 261 Dumas, Percy E., 148 Fenwick. David N., 83 Gault, Clvde V. Jr., 84, 160 Dunagin, Joseph C, 83, 220 Ferguson, Robert C, 106 Gazaway, Donald G., 126 Duncan, Albert R. Jr., 172 Ferrell, Kenneth C, 125 Gazaway, William S„ 106 Duncan, Huntley E. Jr., 124 Field, Charles S. Ill, 125 Gebhart, Leland D., 58 Dungan, Frank Gerald, 124 Field, Lee Clove, 225, 236 Geer, Glenda Frances, 178 Dunks, Darryle Wayde, 124, 223 Fields, James M. Jr., 47 Geer, John M., 126, 165 Dunn, John A., 251 Finger, Wade J. Jr., 83, 168 Geon, Linda R., 58 Dunnam, Gaery Edward, 83 Fink, Gary, 106 Gentry, Ralph E., 58 Durham, Jacqueline Gwen 105 Finley, William T., 147 George, Clifford E., 250 Dye, Ottis D., 83, 205, 237 244 Finley, James I., 106 George, James Keith, 106, 241, 243 Copeland, Mary Joa Lee, 180, 182 , 58, 199 Jr., 58, 160, 265 Co stilow, Bobby W., 55 ney, William B., 123 c, Co ughlin, David P., 55 unce, Robert B., 55 Co Co ints, Bobby R., 148 usins, Benjamin J., 55, 165 Co urtney, Thomas M., 236 Co usley, Samuel B. Jr., 123, 174 Co vin, Thomas J., 104 olphF 123 Day, Joe L. Jr., 146 Dyson, Clyde J. Jr., 83 Fitzgerald, Agatha H„ 84 Gibson, William H„ 106 ,erD 123 Day, John Henry Jr., 82 Fleagle, James K., 84 Gilbert, Harris R. Jr., 244 d G. Jr., 120, 123, 160. Deal, Harry L., 56 F Fleming, Andrew David, 84 Gilbert, John R., 31, 205 Dean, Arnold M. Jr., 82, 148, Fleming, Billy Wayne, 125 Gill, Margaret M„ 126, 236 Franz E., 55, 235 259, 220, 258 ' Eades, Billy R., 125 Flournoy, Richard S., 106 Gill, Preston Ottis, 107 Philip T. Jr., 55 Dean, Robert C, 82, 165 Eagar, Dan M. Jr., 83, 142, 213 Flowers, Malcolm M. Jr., 58, 154, Gill, William J., 216 -i- o r ean, Stanley Jr., 56 Eakes, Grady M„ 125 244 Gilliland, Hosmer D., 58 ■an, John M. Jr., 82, 165 Eaki.,. Wilbur CUde Jr., 105 Floyd, Dan Wilson II, 125, 154 Gilliam, Billy G., 84, 228 ■ane, Richard H„ 105, 168 Earnest, Louise M. L„ 83 Florian, J ames C - 125 Gilliland, William T., 126 :as, Ernest B., 82, 154, 198, 220 Easley Billy D 57 Foley, Ronald D., 84, 236, 251 Gillis, Joseph M., 107 ■ar. John William III, 124 Easlev! lames H., 57 Folks, James H., 58 Gilmer, Don C, 84 ■arman, Tommy G., 105 Easley, Charles Edward, 105 Folliard, Thomas B., 125 Ginn, Lawrence H., 126 •bottis, Lynn Anne, 77, 178 Easley, Marilyn G., 105 Fondren, Charles D., 58 Givcns, David A., 58, 220, 230 ■deaux, Charles Ray, 124 Easley, Ruby Joyce Fondren, George F. Jr., 149 Glasgow, David Clark, 107 ses, Van E., 105 East, William J„ 57 Fondren, Jerald L„ 106 Glasgow, Thomas S., 59, 165, 210 •es, Wilbur G., Jr., 82, 160, 230 Easter, Beverly E., 83 °°te, John D., 106, 142, 230 Glatt, Dalton H., 228 •ford, Alvis Edward, 124 Easterly, Clav E. Jr., 105, 236 Ford, Henry C, 58 Glenn, Roy D., 84 •las, Edgar A. Jr., 124, 236, 243, Easterwood, John E. Jr., 125 Ford, Fanton D., 84 Glover, Richard L„ 107, 261 244 Echiburu, Humberto G 105 Ford, Jack C, 58, 213 Gober, Ronald M„ 59, 220 leuze, William L„ 82 Eddleman Hi, hard III 211 Ford, Thomas S., 84 Godfrey, Alice Marie, 126 line, William B., 56, 142, 215, Edens Woodrow W. 125 Ford, William R. Jr., 165 Godfrey, Jeral E„ 59, 223, 230 216 Edgar, Charle, Dene ' 83 Forko, Charles Michael, 125 Godsey, Vernon D., 84 •lmonico, James J., 105 Edgcworth, Kenneth D., 57, 213 Forster, Michael H., 142, 198, 208 Goff, Robert L„ 59 ■mpsey, Sonald H., 105, 165 Edging, Steven 0., 105 Forsythe, David I., 58 Goforth, Joe W., 84, 225 (art, Charles W., 165 Dendy, Cedric R. Jr., 105, 147 Edjali, Hassan, 83 Fortcnberry, Tommy F., 210, 237, Goggans, Jane C. M., 59, 242 (art, Patricia, 236 Dendy, Felix D., 124 Edmonds, David St., 237 243 Gold, Joe Dan, 47 ibb, Michael A. Jr., 55 Dendy, Evans H., 244 Edmonds, Richard N., 57 Former, William V. Jr., 201 Golden, Gerald B., 59, 230 ,ft, Paul H., 81 Denison, Oscar J. Jr., 198 Edmonson, Van K., 57 Fortenberry, Herman W., 58 Golden, John Richard, 126 ft, Sidney M. Jr., 123, 160 Denison, Dudley E., 124 Edwards, Ben T., 168 Fortenberry, Malcolm W., 106, 225 Goldsmith, William A., 59, 168, lig, George B., 55 Dennis, James F. Jr., 56, 158, 251 Edwards, Charlotte A.. 125, 178, Fortenberry, Phillip D., 84, 235, 208, 230 lin. William K., 101 Dennis, James Gary, 124, 142, 187, 244 251 Gollott, Gordon T., 84 ine, Michael B., 81 213,261 Edwards, Don R., 267 Fortenberry, Frenchie 0„ 125 Gollott, John Barry, 126 ipo, Wallace R., 55 Denton, Butler A., 82, 154 Edwards, Farris R., 105 Fortgang, Joseph A., 125 Gomel, Walter E., 107, 154, 213 iven, Freddie B. Jr., 81 Denton, Dan C, 82 Edwards, George E„ 105 Foster, Charles Stephen, 106, 142 Goodman, Douglas D„ 84 iwford, James W. Jr., 152 Denton, Doris C. B., 56 Edwards, James A., 105 Foster. Mclnnis G., 58, 228 Goolsby, Aaron Robert, 84, 222 wford, William B„ 55, 218 Denton, Sterlin H. Jr., 105 Edwards, James B., 148, 244 Fountain, William L. Jr., 84 Gordon, Jim C„ 59, 154 ely, Andrew E., 81 Derden, George G. Ill, 56 Edwards, Ned C. Jr., 57, 216, 225 Fountain, William T„ 149 Gordon, John R., 59 ,ly. Georgia A., 55 Derouen, Leroy J., 56 Edwards, Thomas E., 57, 197, 205, Foy, Robert W., 106, 213 Gordon, John Steve, 107 mshaw, Robert Thomas, 123, Derrenger, Bradie C, 82 207, 208, 210, 223, 244, 259 Fraiser, James A., Jr., 125 Gordon, Carl Jackson, 154 !12 Deshler, Virgil B., 124, 244 Edwards, Vernon F., 125, 160 Frailey, James E., 106 Gordon, Ronald Earl, 107 sap, J,,„,„ie H., 82 Devall, Olen Ray, 105 Egger, Robert Earl, Jr., 105 Fraley, Abbie, 176 Gordon, Ruth Carol, 84, 243 w, David Scott, 104, 223, 261 Deviacentis, Michael D., 258 Eldridge, Gary D„ 57 France, Hubert M. Jr., 125, 142 Gore, Thomas D., 107, 225 :ws, Charles N., 123 Deweese, Robert C, 124 Eldridge, Jane Carolyn, 83 Francs, Clifford H. Jr., 125 Goss, Robert C, 84, 200 ddle, James R., 55, 225 Dexter, Howard B., 56 Eley, David Michael, 57, 228 Francis, Madison K., Jr., 189 Goss, Alfred Don, 84, 213 ■ THE PLACE TO GO FOR BRANDS YOU KNOW Starlcville West Point I Jam , 126, 213 Ken neth L., 126 Joyc e R ,se, 59, 180 Patr H.. 81 Tru .. 228 . Cl.nl - Z., 85 , Ke l W., 107 e, Ro nald W., 59, 149 207 i, Stephen K., 107 riffith, Thomas C, 107, 154 Griff, 111, Will,.,, Wen lell E .,rl, 251 , Ke neth Dale Jr. Emile J., 8 Billy 1... 85 Geor  e P. 121, s M., 11)7 Roland A. 126 ell B. Jr., 59, irgi one C., , Dav d F. 107 , Mai ez, C ry B , 85 A., 107 i, David E., 126 y E., 107, 176, 240, nn W., 126 David T., 59, 160 k N.. 107 ert W., 59, 228 Hall, Albert W., 8: Hall. Kenneth Ray Hall, Larry, 107. 1 aryl K., 126 arv B.. 85 lonathan L., 107 Hamlin, Newton F. Jr., 35, 60, H9, 210 Hamlin. William J., 107 Hiram, Larry D., 85 Hammack, Alva Wade, 126 Hammack, Thomas Jr., 60, 244 Hammond, Linda S., 60, 199 Hammons, David W., 126 Hamner, Mary C., 107, 178, 237, 244 Hampton, George T. Jr., 126 lev O.. 12(1 j II., 107 s C. Jr., 165 m G. Jr., 85, 155, Hardy, James D„ Hardy, John B. Ji Hardy, Nancy V., nd, Cliarles E„ 99, 244 , Cliarles H., 60 , Prentiss C. Jr., 85 e, Derry J. Jr., 85, 165, 213 rell, Odie D. Jr., 126, 2 rigill, George M., 108 rington, Alan H., 126 a C., 49, 60, 178, John I. Jr., 158, 189 nl eld, Jerry Jr., 85 ss, Barbara J., 9, 85, 176 ess, Durward S., Jr., 60, 207, 210 244 :ss, Rebecca R., 127 ess, Robert A. Jr., 127, 222 y, Danny G. 127 y, Vester Jr., 60 y, William B., 60, 155, 209, , ' • ' . ' 11, Elbert Fonda, 60, 142 ay, Maek A., 60, 147, 210, 250, 251 atch er, Doug M„ 127 ett, Richard J., 127, 161, 188 atha way, Philip J. 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Ji h le, 61 II dg, Ber e K 86 II dge Wi E., 86, 225 11 dge , Ja P., 149 dg. , PI P D 127 II dge , Pr H. II, III,, 207 II dg, , Ri cky Lee 11 Ear H , 47 11 n, J F., 127 11. yd D„ 08 11 ke, Mai c I . Hi. lolder, Donald K., 155 II. .11 1, John H., 108 If, loH.1V, I ' ll 1,|, II., 1011 II. Hies, Mich nl J., 127 II. am T., 108 H. n.v.l, H.,l, rt G., 108 Hood, Burrell S. Ill, Hood, Edgar M. Ill, : Hood, Harold E., 61 Hood, Keith Davis, 11 Hood, William S., 86 ey, Daniel Earl, 86, 2 •, Clinton R„ 87 Hetrick, Thomas Henry, 86 Hettinger, Stephen R., 127, 152 Hewlitt, Robert M., 86, 266 II, , L, ell C, 87 H, . H trt C, 61 II, , Ho aid W., 127, 241 II, . Th mas D., 127, 155, 194 II, is el Bobby E., 87 H wel rles B„ 128 H u, I i 1,, rles T. Jr., 87, 225 H well Eve ette I. Jr., 109, 155 II wel Joh i B., 61 II wel Wa ren L., 87 II wel iam D., 259 11 wel C.r don S. Jr., 47 li Jam s R., 87 Tho nas C, 61, 194, 195 II Jih Meei, 47 Elton M., 87, 213 H , Ri ' c hard I., 128 II i, Ro jert Y. Jr., 87 H 21,1 th. J ames W. Jr., 128, 155, II Lee I ., 152 11 If. ' Andn w J., 61, 155, 251 II ff. s H. Jr., 128, 160 II ff, Vlicha el B., 87 H ffm „, I) on E., 109 II ff.ii illiam B. Jr., 61, 221, 230, 261 B jffstatler. Bobby Joe, 61 II William G., 128 H jghes, James C. Jr., ol H Jghc 9, Jol n E. HI, 128 lies, Robard Y„ 61, 209, 21( lies, Wall., IS. Jr., 128, 155 , Waller Caddis, 119, 182, 244 er, Norman F. Jr., 61, 198, i, 207, 208, 210, 221, 231 , Sl,V e W., 128 , Tho nas E„ 87, 225 , Hub ert E., 109 , Will am L. Ill, 109 , Will am P. Jr., 119 Rober t D„ 61 Gilber W„ 128 Tomm D., 128 on, William N., 61, 2 ns, R bert Lee, 87 Jeffrey T„ 128 ames L„ 128 son, P aul L., 109 , Will am D., 61, 275 . Will am I., 225 Charle s F., 244 Inge soil, R obert T , 61, 112, 231 logl m, Dar ny R., 33, 62, 259 , m, Ke neth E , 87, I ' M, 22 ' Ingr in, Ph lip l. 128 idell F. W. Jr. 119 I uin ,l ' , Ian es S. Jr , 87 105 n, Toi ,,i v W. 201 265 I.I.N Peyto i S. 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James T., 95 , 95 Jay C, 95 Ir, ib Johnnie L James L., , 71 116 5n Kenneth L., J -, 37, 71, 156, 195 209 259 in, Beverly S., 113 reterson, Patricia P., 132 Petrie, Jerry W., 93 Petro, Anthony B., 113 Pettift, Joe V., 207 221 ' liooke ' r, Charles R., 70, 228 Shea. ' Di Pettey, Gary Clarence, 132 Ransburgh, Martha K„ 179, 199 Rooker, Lester W., 70, 162, 197 Shedd, t Petty, Ralph B., Jr., 114, 144 Raspet, Mabel W., 207 Rosamond James D., 94 Sheely, Re . Peugh, Dora J. M., 93 Raspet, Janet, 114 Rosales, Augusto, 115 205, 150, 207, 208, 210, 245, Peyton, Dale E., 132, 166 Ratcliff, Clyde, 69 Ro 3 e, Calvin D., 134, 150 231 Pfeiffer, William R., Ill, 114 Ratcliffe, Andrew M„ Fr., 93, Ross, Charles C, 134 Shehea, Stephen 173, 182, 228 231, 241 Ross, Larry G., 70 Sheffield, Thomt , Philley, James E.,132 Ratcliffe, Mary O., 69 Ross, Margaret, 134 Sheffield, Ann W„ 95 Philley, Jay W., Jr., 114 Ratliff, Lonnie W„ 69, 228 Ross, Robert S„ 70, 144 Sheffield, Bobby E., 135 Phillip, J., 155 Rawson, Glennon E., Jr., 93 Ross, William T., 70, Shelly, Guss J., 135 Sparks, Jerry D„ 95 Phillips, Anthony L., 133  .™u_. — i k c i ..u_ ,- ._ m ,,c cr.„i..._ u„....__ i r- nc , . ,.„,__ u ■, 326 Smith Ma tha J., 135 So, lib Nen ton J., Jr., 95 Si ilh Pau E., 275 Pris cilia A., 116, 177, 214, So, ,ll, Rob ert C, 71, 156 Sm.th Ron aid L„ 147 Sioill, Rol nd M., Jr., 72, 147 Smith Rob ert H., Jr., 72 Siiiilb Ii,,l ert S., 72 Smith Rog er W., 135, 162, 203 Smith Seb ron D., 95 Smith Ron aid E., 135 Stu Smith She by J., 72, 199 Tommy E., 95, 221 Si, nib Tho mas J., 72 Smith Tommy Earl, 135 Smith ne H., 216 Smith William W., 116 Sliulb , Tracy G., 116 Smvli , M ton J., Jr., 135, 144 Smytl Ch rles T., 135 Hugh B., Jr., 95 Sneed Jan es C, 72, 156 Sneed Virginia D., 116 Snook liam L., 174 Snow, en, Sllen W., 150 Snugg yne M., 95 Snydi Sohn, , W Johr lliam D„ 135 J., 166 Sones Lar y P., 72, 144 Sorrel bert L., Jr., 72 Sory, ■ ' .,!.., n A., 135, 150, Soule Go, rge R„ 116, 156 THOMPSON ' S CAFE Catering to the University Student Student Plate and Specials Every Night Highway 82, East Starkville Phone 323-2247 THOMPSON ' S MIDWAY TEAROOM Caters to All Clubs and Fraternities Banquets Parties University Drive Phone 323-2840 REX AND STATE THEATRES In Business for Your Pleasure Two State Alumni R. J. GOODMAN ' 06 A. L. GOODMAN ' 08 Starkville, Miss. 2 ONE STOP FOOD MARKETS- The Stores That Give You More . . Save You More . . Just Minutes From Anywhere 4-STARKVILLE ' S LEADING ONE 5 Three Convenient Locations v V. 72, 201, 251, 96 I ' iuL.v,-, H« ,• II., 97, 222 1 ul.l,. 1.11,1, e, 73 36, 240 Tubb, Doyli W.. 73, 225 1, . IK,. 258 Tubb, Mun 11 T., 97 i, Thomas T., 73 Mr minder. H ' lB. Patrick, 96 Ste nis. Earl A., 116 Mr ling, Maxine, 96 Ste ling. P.itri. ia V. ' «,. 211) Ste ens. Bill L., 135 Ste ens, Gary L., 135, 261 Ste ens, John C, 156, 188, 203 Ste ens, Phillip D., 116 Ste ens, Robert S., 72, 192, 232 Ste rn., Wilfred ]., 116 erson, Wayne G., 232 Ste erson, Bessie, 96 Ste •vart, Billy J., 96 Ste «rart, Janet C, 116 Sic  art, Lee A., 96 Tate, Vrchie P., 96, 192 Tate, James M., 73 Tate. 1 ,,,,!:, J.. 117. 181 Tat,,,,,. Kenneth I!.. 117 Tavlor, Man F., 73 Taylor, Vudley L„ Jr., 136 ., 169 Taylor, Charles D., 96, 227 Taylor, Donald G., 97, 156, 259, 214 Taylor, Dorothy E., 97, 227 Taylor, Ernest G., Jr., 136 162 Taylor, Harold W., Jr., 97, 221 2. 1(,(, Taylor, Hugh M.. 97 Taylor, Jimmy A., 73, 156, 201 Taylor, Jim E., 117, 275 „ Taylor, James M.. 97, 226 Taylor, Jerry P., 117 Taylor, Jacky R., 97 Taylor, Loyd F., 136 Tavlor, Marvin L., 136 Taylor, Ronald L., 73, 156, 197 205, 207, 210, 254, 259 Taylor, Scotty R., 73, 228 Turk,- . C,,,r, e F... Jr., 117, 187 Tinker, Willi m K., 117, 235 Tuggl, , Joe G , Jr., 150 l„li,, Georg B., 97, 162, 182 l- I. Marion M., 97 Turna e, J„l„ A., 136 Tumi) ,«. II,., aid R., 97, 217 Turnagc, Joe C, 137, 162 Turne S., 74, 214, 237 Turn, ' . Kail, rine E., 207 . Hugh G., 73 I ' urne , Joe L . 137, 250 Turne , Nnrvi i U., 97 I ' imu, , James C., 73 Turne , Thorn as G., 74, 232 Turne in R., 117 Turne . Willi m L., 97, 215 Turne , Tomn v E., 117 Mer. John D , 170, 245 T,ler, Michel L., Jr., 97, 22(! T-ler, Claren e D., Jr., 137, 231 Tvnes James S., 48, 207 rl, Robert C., 118, 222 e, Donald W., 74 e, Earl M., 98, 231, 221, 241 ... George I.., Jr.. 98 e, Joseph D. Jr., 118 nock, Robert L., 118 ren, David L., 137 Washington, Mary Joe, 199, 207 Watjus, Scott S., 98, 221 Watkins, Jerry D., 137 Watkins, Larry S., 118, 156, 214 Watkins, Russell W., 98 Watson, Fred K., 98 !, George W., 75, I Tylder, John D., 117 ' ilson, Elizabeth, 75 Stark, Theodore D., Jr., 96 Tavlor, Jam,- M.. 97. 220 Underwood, Margaret I., 97 Watts, Guy E. Jr., 138 Wilson, Edward C. 138, 170, 227 ' ' ilson, Ermis K., 119 ' ilson, Grady W., 76, 217 Staton, Carl H., Jr., 116 Taylor, Loyd F., 136 Un A1Lert j 117 Weatherford, Wyatt H., 74 Wilson, Hugh H. Jr., 76 - ' ilson, John C, 76, 215, 216 -, Wiley K.. 73, 195. 211 Wa son, Jan es A , 118, 210 Wa son, Jan e S., 118 Wa son, Pa- 265 cal L Jr., 98, 201, son, Ri, hard C, 137, 144 s,,n. Tr, ., 98, 170 Wa Is, Alfr, d C. 118, 221 Watts, Jame C., 98 Wa is. John W. r., 118 Is, Guy ■:. 1 Is, Jem 98, 162 We the, all. Jame s S. Jr., 246, 98 W, Wy att H., 74 We Hhersliv, Bobby F., 98 R. Jr., 98 W, ant, Job. 138, 166 iver, lames ., 98 We aver, Ke H., 118 HIT, Ri, L„ 118, 266 W, ,1,. I).l„i 227. 21: si W , 118, 175, 226, We bb, Geor _ ' ,• B , 118 We •b. lose h A , 159, 150 W ill Robert A., 99, 174 ,11 Robert E., 75 Will Samuel F. Jr., 119 W ,11 Tommj M., 138, 231 Will Thomas C, 99 ,ll Wayne C. II, 119 W.ll William R., 99 Will an, James P., 99 ,ll ams n, Kenneth R., 75, 192, Willis, Hbert W., 75 Willifor.l, Mary H., 119 Williford, Robert F„ 75 Willis, Carl W., 75, 228 Willouglibv, Joseph H., 138 St ewart Robert I ., 72, 173, 1 HI, St 223 Thomas W., ' ), St St .lli.ui 11, L , Patsy L atus H„ , 116 96 St St U Q entin W Charles 135 .., Jr. 135 St St k.i! 1. Mieha Dewey H 1 A., , 72 73 St okes! John Ber y, 116 223 153, 207 . indham, John W., 76, 221 .indham, Jon E., 99, 201, 266 .indham. Kelly H., 138 Van Cleave, Robert A., Jr., 74, 221 Webb, Joseph A.. 159, 150 Windham, Larry L., 214 , Mary J., 74 Wineman, John C, 223 , William W., 118 Winkeljohn, James Y., 138, 236 , Robert M., 137 Winn, Dennis F., Jr., 76 higpen, Dorothy D., 136 Vann, Martha L., 137 Welborn, Willard W. II, 147 Withers, John D. Jr., 99, 153 Thorn, Frederick A., Jr., 136 Vaughan, Robert H., 74 Welborn, Michael B., 118, 236 Wofford, Jackie L., 99, 201, 275 ' ' - ,leben, Jerry B., 76, 231 ,Ile, William C. Jr., 119, 162 , Clifford C, 203, 150. Veseoco, Mary P., 117, 181 Wellborn, Delores J. P., 118 Woo, Mayly Jue, 76 - 1, Gerald M., 99. loo I, Houston G. Ill, 119 I, John T., 76 , 117, 245 ,.,...,.,, - - ■ ick L., 136 Vickers, James D., 137 Wells, James Edwin Jr., 98, 144 Wood, John F., 138, 231 y D., 136, 223 C, 73, 156 Vaughn, Kent,.., ()., 137 Veal, Roy A., 74, 250 Veazey, Jesse M., 137 Verse,,. Joseph L., Jr., 137 Veseoco, Mary P., 117, 181 Viator, Gerald J., 74 Vickers, Cecil M., 74 Vickers, Sharon L., 137 Viik. Henry G.. Jr., 137 Vickers, James D., 137 Viets, Lloyd 0., 137 Vincent, James R., 137 Vinson, Martin 0., 117 Viser, John H., 117 Vizzi, Samuel C, 137 Voivedich, Carl J., 98 Von Seutter, Armin C, 117 258 72, 218, 231 Thompson ' , Perry A. ' , 136 V l se . r ' John H ' 117 Wenning, Thomas J„ 74, 223, 231, Wood! Walter L. Jr., 76, 221, 231, Wee,, s, William E., 138, 170 Harold L„ 139 We, hi ig, Floyd T. Jr., 98 Well,, rn, Willard W. II, 147 Welbo m, Michael B., 118, 236 Welel , James C, 228 Welel , Larry R., 118, 231 W.II-. d, George R., 74, 218 d, Mattie L. C, 74 n, John D., 98 Welg, sz, Richard F., 118 Wellb 3 rn, Delores J. P., 118 Wellb ,rn. Everett W., 118, 218 Eugene L., 192, 232 Wells James Earl, 74 Eugene L., 192, 232 e||s lames Edwin Jr., 98, 144 W.II- Raymond B., 153 Wells Wells William S., 138 ng, Thomas J„ 74, 223, 231, 236 Anna C, 74, 199 Alice F„ 48, 181 West. Forrest L. Jr., 74, 217 A., 119, 214 16, 169 y j.. 135, 147 ; ;;;:;;;;:;;;;■ ;:;,; ' ::;; , ' -,;■ voivedkh, can j., 98 west, A nna c 74, 199 woodcock, chad , o., 138 ' W., 156 Jhomp son, Robert L Jr., 136 Von Seutter, Armin C, 117. 258 West, Alice F., 48. 181 Woodruff. Margaret A.. 76 K., 135 T|„„„ ,s,„, Sin ' lr, J 136 179 Vowell, Everette L., Jr., 118 West, Forrest L. Jr., 74, 217 Woods, Hays W., ™ ' is M., 116 °24 P 5 S ° ' ' ■ ' ■■• ' • ' • West, James H., 98, 242, 243, Woods! Walton T. in, lao R - 136 Thomnson Wilda C 73 2+S Wooley, Jerry L., 76, 221 es E., 116 i. ' 10 1 ' ' , ' ., ' . ,, Wade, Larry D., 98 West, Joseph M., 98 Worden Frank L 99 B., 96 ' . ' ' ' „ , '  ' „,,« Wade, Lawrence T., 137, 156 West, Kenneth A., 138 Worrell ' Rnhert D 99 214 1 1,,,,,,, ,, Walter R., 9,, 156 , .,.,-. „„ tit . n u . f nr no Worrell, KoDert v., vv, tin V,;ll I „„ W 71 Wade, Marvin E., 98 West, Robert C. Ill, 118 Worley, Van Robinson, 48, 207 hill, Lee W., 73 w„j„,.,„„l, 1 .„,.„ . T.. 156. 137 W-, rfi.l„ P„„1A Tr 74 9.9.3 _.. ' ' ., [f Michel A ., 169 r, Jan R„ 72 kl „i,i, Virgi ,n,l, Ri, h. V., 169 M.. 72, 156 rd J., 96 ,„,!, II.,, 1, ra A., 136 kl and, Gary W., 96, 232 Frank L Jr., 116 Raymond J., 96 Jin.mv C ., 72 Clyde E. Jr., 72 Hi. hard :., 96, 162 ' i Kathv M , 72, 199 ,, Bobby L., 97 e T., 156, 137 Westerfield, Paul A. Jr., 74, 223, ard M., 138 high, an, Paris E , Jr 97, 228 Tilley Ro ,ert W. 136 ' liiiini, 17 ■1 ' ingl, Fr ederic C ., 18 Tingle Pi ggy V., Tinsle ,, IV anon I ., 153, 187 Titus, Jan 17 I ,,.1,1 , Rex ford E. 97 1, ,l,in, , J. 11, es I). 97, Tomli John 1., Jr , 97 211 Tonev Th omas E , 73 Tootb G raid E. 136 170 Toole, Willard E. Jr., 117, Torrey ctor H. 250 Torrail Richard V., 136, 261 Tol.el e. Jame IS., 137 Towns end Si, mm V... 97 Towns end Housto n H. Jr. 96, Walden, John M., 118 Walden, Julian A., 118 Walden, John M., 118 Walden, John C, 261 Waldrup, Robert W., 11 Waldrop, Robert W., 13 irip, Thomas B., 13 ' Walker, Stubbe, Walter A., Jr., 37, 96, 156 Tingle, Peggy V. 97 Walker! Bmu ' sTard F., 118 White, Charles H., 99, 226, 259 Yancey. Charles L.. 76 Walker, Charles M. Ill, 74, 116 White, Dennis Y„ 75 Yarborough, Patrick F., 99, 156, Walker, Dorothy Ray, 48 White, Joe E., 75, 223 221, 231, 241 Wall.,,. Glenn D. Jr., 98, 166 White, James H., 75. 173 Yarbn.ugl, ( harle, Walker, John R., 98, 173, 222 « •■• - ' --- T «  Walker, Jerry Ann, 118, 227 Walker, Larry T., 98, 217 Walker, Laura A., 74, 195, 214 Walker, Linda L., 74, 199, 242 Walker. Lynda F., 137, 179 Walker, Robert G., 137, 223 Walker, Walter E., 74 Walker, William G., 48, 215 t H., 73, 225 Townsend, Houston H., Jr., 96, Walker, Willi an, H. Jr., 137 Whitfield, Davis A. Ill, 138, 150 Young. ' George M., 76 200. 218 Walker. y H„ Jr., 116 Trask, William R., Jr., 97, 217, immervillc, Carolyn R., 116, 179 Trawick, Charles C, 117, 227 Walls, D, immerford, Thomas J., 136, 162, Traylor, Carwell W., Jr., 136, 261 Walls, Wanda D., 137 203 Treadwell, Suzanne V., 136, 240 Walrod, John G., 98 mmervdle, Hugh H., Jr., 136 Trevett, Douglas R., 73, 250 Walters, Charlie C, 98 mner, Lee E., Jr., 136 Triplett, Patricia A., 97 Walters, Clinton L., 74 mrall, Noel E., Jr.. 136 Trippe, George H., Jr., 117 Walters, Herbert S., 74 therland, W. H., Jr., 116 Trotter, Robert, 170, 237 «, hat] y, William H., 75, 251 x heal Elwwy G., 99, 228 ard D., 99 Whita cer, James B.. 138 Arthur M. Jr., 75, 144 (Vhit, Charles H., 99, 226. 259 Whit, Dennis Y„ 75 White Joe E., 75, 223 White James H„ 75, 173 W hlle James T., 75, 221 White Robert A., 75, 182, 251, 259 White Robert D., 99, 147 Robert E., 75 While Robert L., 35, 99, 156, 182 Robert E., 150 Wl Thomas D., 75 William S., 75 Whill eld, Davis A. Ill, 138, 150 Whitf eld, Henry L., 75, 156, 197, 202, 205, 210, 254. 258, 259 y, Donald F., 170 Whill y, Thomas L., 119 an, Samuel D., 99 Whitt ngton. Garland D.,75, 266 Daniel J., 138, 174 Wilbu n, Charles S., 119 W ill.:, ks, Jimmy W., 75 Will,,, ks, Wesley G., 75, 221 Wllel, on, Dale R., 75 Wilkr son, William L., 119 Wright, Charles A., 76, 170 Wright, Don G., 99 Wright, Elizabeth J., 119 Wright, Larry M.. 245 Wright. Phvllis Z., 138 Wright, Robert R., II, 186 Wright, Terry D., 99, 237, 245 Wright, Thomas G., 76 Wright, Walter Ray, 138 Wall, Thomas G. Jr., 98 Wallace, John Allen, 98, 166 . Thomas G., 98, 170 Whitman, Samuel D., 99 Youni! Nola° J., 99, ' 240 119, 232 er, John L., Jr., 261 Walters, Wayne P., 118, 261 Wilkes, Donald R., 119 Zagursky, George P., 119 Walters, John R., 137 Wilkey, Terry K., 251 Walters, Tommy L., 137 Wilkinson, Harold A., 138 mm SHTi B.A.VA GEORGE EVANS SHINE PARLOR Dyeing All Colors Re-sueding Leather Coats Refinished Luggage — Cuffs — Zippers — Bands Special Spit Shine for ROTC Students 48 Years Experience Lampkin Street Starkville, Miss. Tel. 323-3204 Home 323-2772 W. W. SCALES CO. « SCALES jo Smart People Have Shopped Here Since 1845 STARKVILLE, MISS. LEE ' S RADIO TV Your Philco Sales and Service Dealer For TV . . . See PD Radio and Television Repair Hi-Fi and Stereo Records South Lafayette St. — Ph. 978 Starkville, Miss. p STARKVILLE. MISS. ( jHome of tlje jitag jlbnp Phone 323-4842 Students ' Friend HARTNESS REDUS Walgreen Agency We will cash your check with a smile Starkville, Miss. JIM PRUITT STUDIO The Offi cial Photographer of the REVEILLE for Over 38 Years You Want a Good: PORTRAIT ACTION GROUP ' APPLICATION Picture Then See Serving the College for 40 Years A GOOD JOB FOR YOU Starkville, Miss. EAST MISS. LUMBER CO. Building Material Hardware Our Code: THEY PROSPER MOST WHO SERVE BEST Starkville, Miss. Compliments of JIMMY LIPSCOMB and TOMMY TANN WIER DRUG CO. Old Reliable Drug Store Since 1890 We Specialize in Photo Supplies for Camera Fans STARKVILLE, MISS. CROSSROADS ' ' ■ • . n , Good Food and Beverages Mayhew Junction, Miss. KLEBAN ' S SHOE STORE Where Most State Men Buy Their Shoes Featuring JARMAN AND NUNN-BUSH SHOES Main Street Starlcville, Miss. TEMPLETON MOTORS, INC. 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