Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 408 of the 1972 volume:

m f rk REVEILLE 1972 Vol. 67 Mississippi State University -- • ■ State College, Mississippi An official publication of the students of Mississippi State University Haden Hughes Editor Fran Fletcher Business Manager ml ' ■ i , ' • ■ j s . ,-■ ' rr ' ■ l r  • ' i- v. BMBmm Table of Contents Student Life 16 Academics 38 Features 64 Athletics 84 Greeks 132 Honoraries 184 Organizations 210 Classes 292 Closing 382 -i i i i ' i-  f iiiiiiii i -% j x Jj ' iXtij . te ,. a a s . V v : : - ■ «. : r- v . vat. I T l pLh? .;.«  Ti T ik V ,  • « ■ t • ' ' ' ■ '  v_ ji. ' 9 - wbs fa ,  . « £ T ..r -2£ - - £iJZ. ¥ - So . . . . another year has arrived; a new beginning has offered itself to us. What are we going to do with it? What is it going to do to us? What is going to make us any different? We say we have changed, and it is true. The goldfish swal- lowing, flagpole sitting fads of yesterday are gone. These have been replaced by anti-war protests, political involve- ment, and ecology. These are more relevant to us, but are they just that — fads? With a new year come new problems. How these prob- lems are solved will be an individual matter. Perhaps we will overcome our challenges. Perhaps our solutions will last; perhaps . . . I do my thing, And you do your thing. I am not in this world To live up to your expectations, And you are not in this world To live up to mine. You are you. And I am I And if by chance we find each other It ' s beautiful If not, It can ' t be helped. 10 What ' s it all about anyway? I ' m confused. I look around and see people hurriedly going their way ... my friends seem to know what they want, but their wants and needs are not the same as mine. I try to find my way by talking to others and watching, but it just doesn ' t help. It ' s fruitless to try to follow the crowd. I try to find the answer in my mind, but I constantly run into dead ends. Thinking is not the only solution . . . maybe it ' s experiencing . . . yeah, doing — getting involved. n 12 13 Everytime I turn around there ' s something else to do. The pressures, the decisions, the clock won ' t leave me alone. Did anybody try to do anything before? I ' m tired — tired of it all. Sometimes I think my only re- lief is in front of a passing truck. Is it worth it? I seek the answer to this question in the depths of my mind. Here I can be alone — alone even in the middle of a crowd. The answer, who knows? The crisis might pass . . . 15 STUDENT LIFE 18 ? Hey, Fred, wanna go wash clothes? Yeh, I guess so. When are you planning on eating supper We can get something while the stuff ' s washing. Is that okay? Well, I ' d like to go to the ' Roads sometime tonight. Have you much studying to do? Nah, not much. Why don ' t we go now. The wash ' ll wait. Great! 19 For the Starkville area the predic- tion is weather all weekend After a blessed delay, the monsoon season arrived . . . and true to form . . . stayed. From then on it was grab your umbrella, ' cause you ' ll be sorry if you don ' t. 20 • ' , ' . , 21 It ' s really great when you can go to the dorm and be confident that there will be someone there that you can kill time with. This confidence, however, can only be felt during the week at MSU, because for lack of better things to do, the students continue to head homeward on the weekends. The Inter-Residence Hall Council, in an effort to change this trend, has taken some measures that may be effective. One measure is the refrigerator leasing. The success of this was evidenced by the hundreds of unfulfilled orders due to a shortage of the appliances. Other measures are the recreational center by the freshman boys ' dorms and the pinball machines that have been installed in some dorm lobbies. Recently Sessums Hall celebrated its birthday as The Capital of the World. Other male dorms have held swaps with the girls ' dorms. These are small steps, to be sure, but they are definitely in the right direction. 22 All through the week  23 For those who live out-of-state or simply too far to drive home every weekend, State is a nine months ' per- manent residence. Sometimes it can really be bleak. Football games and visits to friends ' homes help a little, but otherwise this place is deserted on the weekends. 24 . . . and then on Saturday! , 25 Sports of all types are a favorite diversion at State. The only thing that beats watching the Dogs play is getting involved in a sport yourself. Wheth- er your game is Frisbee, football, or tennis, there is always one to get involved with here at Mississip- pi ' s Most Dynamic University. 26 ,r- fl 17 • 1 . • m r ji • 9k JP? ' 1 2-- E PF : Li in. : Utr r : - W?; ! fr ' ■ ' -i-ar ' f tifiV II L-a. r ' o Z S -r a ai.. jit ' liia , . . :. . (jtai ' v I WWI I ' : : ' ' ' 1 ' ! ' ) ■ — . P li ... ■ 1 ' , iti ' ;; ' iim r ' X _ ' SZZSSl ,. ,• 5 - HI- WAY 12 PACKAGE STORE mm w am Up, ■fa,.? I I B« r: ta — ■ ■ «  mm v - m 30 Classes ... say you ' d go if you could find a parking place? . . . been circling in front of Bowen for 30 minutes huh? ... I believe it. Study — bleah — I ' d rather not. Had a great weekend, but three tests on Monday and a paper on Tuesday ... no way! Pro- crastination becomes a way of life. 31 1 1 LYCEUM SERIES COPYRIGHT U.F.S. 1950 32 Perhaps the most varied over, the 1971-72 Lyceum Series included eight internationally acclaimed musical and the- atrical acts. Opening the series was Peter Nero and his trio Throughout his career, Nero has played before royalty, ap- peared on the concert stage, and played in night clubs with numerous show business greats. Nero performed in the cow palace 1 in mid-October. Charlie Brown . . . brought laughter to the ratters of Lee Hall in early November. The traveling company pre- sented the Broadway musical to the capacity crowd using simple props and costumes. Suppertime, a song by Snoopy, was one of the many which kept the audience en- tertained throughout the show. Witold Malcuzyski opened the entertainment slate tor the second semester. Malcuzyski ' s performance was part of his 20th tour of the U.S. and Canacia. Malcuzyski also conducted a masters ' class for piano students while on campus. Malcuzyski was followed by lames Whit more who por- trayed Will Rogers. Lbs performance was similar to |ohn Chappel ' s Mark Twain impression which was part of the 1970-71 series. Rom o and luliet and The Twelfth Night was pre- sented by the National Shakespearean Company during the High School Drama festival held in late February. The two plays were presented in Lee Hall Auditorium on con- secutive nights. Variety was seen in the Lyceum Series as lose Creco was presented in early March. Creco brought Spanish flavor to Lee Hall as he presented his group in a music and dance act. The following week, Norman Luboff appeared. Luboff is a popular choral conductor, composer, and arranger. The reputation of his group has been established by his many recordings and concerts. Closing the Lyceum Series was vocalist lerome Hines. Hines brought to Lee Hall many years of experience and hard work which was particularly evident in his last Lyce- um performance. 33 Lectern And Concerts The Lectern and Concerts Series for the 1971- 1972 season featured nationally acclaimed person- alities making the season one of the biggest and most controversial ever. The Lectern began with almost President, very much comic, Pat Paulsen on October 21. The Lee Hall capacity crowd roared to jokes like Starkville is a very exciting place if you happen to be a monk. From there he swatted at politics, the economy, sex, drugs, women ' s rights, and other popular subjects of the 70 ' s. December 2 brought Melvin Belli, noted cause- case lawyer, to Lee Hall. Speaking on Revolution: The Law, the former defender of Jack Ruby called for prison reform and cited the revolutionary changes that are seen in the law today by such cases as Angela Davis and the Chicago 7. O. J. Simpson came in middle February. The Heisman Trophy winner used his football experi- ences and employment as an ABC commentator to thoroughly stimulate the audience. The Lectern ended in April with the famous Wil- liam Buckley who delighted the stude nts with his opinions on current issues. The Concerts began on October 14, with the Im- pact of Brass and the Nitty Grity Dirt Band. The first group performed intricate and driving instru- mental music that included excellent reproduc- tions of current songs. The Dirt Band was the night ' s highlight, however, especially with their 1950 ' s act, and were right at home in the Animal Husbandry Building. November 30 featured The Guess Who, a Cana- dian rock group, who apparently were not as pop- ular at MSU as the SA thought. The proof was seen in more than a $5100 loss to the SA. As a result, concerts for second semester were doubtful. 35 2w nKS m t ■ 36 If all else fails, you can try booking it for awhile. Anywhere is fine . . . the steps of Hil- bun . . . the drill field . . . your room? . . . the library. Sometimes it ' s more than you can take. Your eyelids droop, flicker, and fail. Embarrassment floods your face as you realize you ' re asleep in the library. Hang it up. Back to your room for a little sleep, knowing you ' ll get up and study later. ' Sfc ■ L, 37 v- m m mm _ Wmmsi llll ML, HI s Br sub JmSm Iliiilll 40 President William L. Giles Mississippi State University has entered the final stages of its self-study accreditation. This examination, which lasts one and a half years, verifies the academic progress evolved during the previous ten years. Teams of people from other universities have visited our campus, and their critiques complete the study. Such reports have revealed immense academic progress achieved in the past decade. These advancements are essentially attributed to the com- mendable leadership of Dr. William L. Giles. He has guided the various realms of campus growth and activities so as to promote efficient, progressive, and worthy advancements. To accommodate this academic growth, Mississippi State University has been expanding its facilities. The new addition of the library which opened last year has been steadily increasing its resources through additional state funds. The dedication exercise for this expansion was held in the fall of this year. Another large complex which is being completed is the new administration building. President Giles feels that the quality of the student body is superb. These are the finest people on any campus in the United States. They are loyal, interested, active, and bright with a lot of ability. Through his thoughtful de- cisions and guidance, Dr. Giles has assisted in providing an atmosphere in which all experiences of the student ' s life are a part of his educational experience. jfi % 41 Vice-Presidents Above: MR. LEWIS MALLORY, Vice-President of Business and Affairs. Above right: DR. LOUIS N. WISE, Vice-President of Agri- culture and Forestry. Below right: DR. JOHN K. BETTERSWORTH, Vice-Presi- dent of Academic Affairs. 42 Above: DR. ). CHESTER McKEE, Vice-President of Re- search and Development. Above left: DR. ROBERT L. JONES, Vice-President of Student Affairs. Above right: DR. T. K. MARTIN, Vice-President. 43 Governor William Waller Governor John Bell Williams 44 I Seated, left to right: Dr. M. M. Roberts; Ira L. Morgan; Leon Lowrey; Henry H. Hederman; Thomas N. Turner, Vice-President; W. O. Stone, President; Boswell Stevens; W. M. Shoemaker; M. Paul Haynes; William Henry Mitchell; Milton E. Brister. Standing, left to right: Dr. Verner S. Holmes; Dr. E. E. Thrash, Executive Secretary and Director; Dr. R. C. Cook. Board of Trustees of Institutions of Higher Learning 45 Agriculture The curricula in the College of Agriculture are contin- ually being changed to meet the needs of the graduates going into a very dynamic and fascinating industry. Pur- posely designed to lend flexibility, the college prepares students for the many opportunities in the broad, fast- moving agricultural industry. This flexibility permits a stu- dent to receive the training in technical agriculture, busi- ness, arts and humanities, and science that he needs to compete in modern agriculture. Training in all areas of agriculture is available thro.ugh the fourteen departments and the several curricula availa- ble in these departments and interdepartmental curricula. Home Economics and Landscape Architecture have added new dimensions to the curricula offerings of the college. Home Economics, which became a teaching department in the fall of 1968, has brought a refreshing touch of femin- ity to a college that was almost completely masculine. Landscape Architecture gives the students additional choices for training and challenging careers. Biochemistry was added as a teaching department in 1970. The relation- ship of the college of Agriculture to the Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station and to the Cooperative Exten- sion Service permits the College of Agriculture to bring to the classroom a very broad base of expertise in all the technical areas of agriculture. 46 Opposite page: left: Butterflies — Ento- mology. Above right: Landscape Archi- tecture is one of the newer majors of- fered in the College of Agriculture. Below right: Dr. Charles Edward Lindley, Dean of the College, of Agri- culture. Left: Students in the school of Dairy Science learn through experience. Below left: The raising of flowers is just one phase of the Horticulture study. Below right: Adding a bit of feminity to the College of Agriculture are the new Home Economics courses. 47 Below: Students in Archaeology spend many hours uncovering ancient ruins. Right: Dr. Lyell Christian Behr, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. 48 Arts and Sciences The College of Arts and Sciences offers instruction in the broad fields of the sciences and mathematics, the so- cial sciences, and the 1 arts and humanities. Its degree pro- gram, whether the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science, is structured to insure that the student obtain not only a good foundation in some specific area of knowl- edge, but also that he acquire a broad liberal education which will enable him to better understand himself, his cultural and historical heritage, the world and universe in which he lives, and the complex relations that exist among men in society. Apart from its objective of providing the student with the means of gaining competence in his cho- sen major field, the College aspires to introduce him to various sets of principles and fundamental techniques of thinking and communication, and to stimulate his intellec- tual curiosity and powers for continued growth. Above left: A speciman of Zoology. Below left: A student in the field of Music listens uninterrupted to the music as he plays it. Below right: Phys- ical therapy is one of the most important majors offered in the College of Arts and Sciences. 49 Business and Industry Right: Students in the College of Busi- ness and Industry learn how to operate many types of business machines. Below right: Watts Ueltschey, President of the Business and Industry, Dean Rog- ers and Dean W. W. Littlejohn discuss plans for the new Business and Industry building. Below left: Dr. Gaines M. Rog- ers, Dean of the College of Business and Industry. Opposite page: Above: Dennis Kelly, a student in the College of Business and Industry, receives expe- rience in the business world by working in a bank in Starkville. Below: The McCool Building is the proposed new building to house the College of Busi- ness and Industry. 50 Professional education for business leadership and the related professions such as public accounting is es- sentially a development asosciated with this nation and with this century. The College of Business and Industry is one of the relatively early examples of this develop- ment, tracing its origin back to 1915, almost sixty years ago. Its traditional objectives include teaching (career preparation), research (adding to the knowledge neces- sary for the efficient operations of our economy) and business services (assisting business firms in solving their problems). The College of Business and Industry at Mississippi State University is organized precisely along these lines. The Division of Business and Economic Research in- cludes the Bureau of Business and Economic Research which publishes monthly the Mississippi Business Re- view in addition to other activities, such as conducting contract research projects. The Division of Business Ser- vices conducts numerous seminars, short courses and conferences to provide opportunities for management development for those already at work. Certain types of consulting and problem solving activities are also coor- dinated through this division. Cooperating with these two divisions is the Manpower Center which has as its objective the development of management and man- power resources through training and research. The major thrust of the College of Business and In- dustry lies in its academic program which is conducted through six departments. Each department teaches courses which contribute toward the professional de- grees offered. At present there are some 2,000 students working toward degrees. The Bachelor of Science de- gree in Business and Industry requires at least one course in each of these departments, and each depart- ment offers advanced courses leading to a concentra- tion or major. In addition, there is a major in General Business which spreads the advanced course require- ments over three departments instead of one. These majors provide the future administrator the tools nec- essary to seek his initial job, which will be somewhat specialized in nature. ' Me McCOOL FOR COUJEGEofBUSINESSa (MNsmticnoifn bum on minimum ■ M : 1 - Above: A field in the College of Education unknown to many people is Industrial Education. Below: Students learn new tecl niques in the field of Library Science. 52 Education The College of Education functions primarily to provide both pre-service and in-service programs for students who are interested in teaching in the elementary and secondary school, in serving as school administrators, in teaching physical education and coaching athletics, in serving as school counselors, and in serving as band and vocal music directors. In accomplishing this purpose it affords oppor- tunity for the student to gain broad learning in those basic areas of culture common to cultivated folk and in those areas peculiarly appropriate to the teaching profession. Through organized and informal interaction with children and young people it seeks to keep the effort at once prac- tical and stimulating. A desirable balance between an in- telligent understanding of the pupil and a knowledge of what to teach and how to teach is sought, to the end that our teachers may be technically competent and culturally mature. In addition to being accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, the Southern As- sociation of Colleges and Schools, and the state accredit- ing agencies, the College of Education is a member of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education and maintains standards which enable its graduates to sat- isfy the requirements of the Mississippi State Board of Education for obtaining professional teaching and admin- istrative certificates. Above left: Dr. Merrill M. Hawkins, Dean of College of Education. Below left: An important course taught to Elementary Education majors is Art for Children. Above right: Water purification is just one of the experiments taught in Health Education. 53 Engineering The College of Engineering is a professional engineering college providing both basic and advanced levels of in- struction in professional engineering, offering instruction in engineering technology at the baccalaureate level, per- forming basic and applied research of an engineering na- ture, and engaging in engineering extension and public service activities. To offer courses in these areas are twelve operating departments offering eleven engineering curric- ula and two curricula in engineering technology. Ad- vanced instruction is offered in eleven engineering areas at the master ' s level. Extensive facilities are available in the engineering field. Engineering activities are housed in ten buildings, valued at four million dollars and containing laboratory equip- ment valued at two and a half million dollars. The engi- neering faculty and staff consists of 120 professionals and a supporting staff of 90, of which seventy hold doctorates. Professional staff members have all had industrial experi- ence and professional practice. 54 Opposite page: Above: Surveying is one of the techniques taught to Engineering majors. Below: Engineering student, Mark Dortch, checks adjustments on equipment used in the Engineering department. Above left: Instructor )ustin Marquez explains to engineering students about the Orthographic Pro- jection. Above right: Dr. Harry Simrall, Dean of the College of Engineering. Below: Students in Electrical Engineering learn the composition and operation of many different types of machines. 55 Above left: Dr. Robert T. Clapp, Dean of the College of Forest Resources. Above right: Students in the Wildlife school of Forest Resources learn about the habitat and life of forest animals. Below left: Students in For- estry are instructed about different types of trees and plants. Opposite page: Above: Students are taught the skills of creeping up on wildlife to study their habits. Below: The College of Forest Resources also offers courses in the study of fish. 56 Forest Resources Americans are concerned with the deteriorating quality of the environment. We talk and write about it and seek improvement through political action. Many, especially young people, want to do something about it in a more di- rect way. One of the results has been a surge of enroll- ment in forestry schools. Enrollment in the School of For- est Resources at Mississippi State jumped more than twenty per cent in the fall of 1971. The School of Forest Resources offers professional edu- cation for several careers associated with environmental improvement. One which attracts a lot of interest is in Wildlife and Fisheries. Less well known, but equally chal- lenging, is a career in Wood Science and Technology. Wood is a renewable natural resource. It can be abundant forever, in contrast to minerals which some day may be used up. Making wood useful for thousands of different products as efficiently as possible and with a minimum of waste and pollution is the objective of this career. A range of careers is found in Forestry, which is the science, art and practice of managing and using for human benefit the natural resources which occur on and in association with forest lands. These resources include water, soil, minerals, wildlife, timber, grass, wildflowers and other plants, and scenery. Managing land for all or several of these values is a most intriguing challenge. 57 Graduate School The decade of the 60 ' s was a period of rapid growth of the graduate and research programs at Mississippi State University. There has been a six-fold increase in the num- ber of graduate students, from 250 in 1961 to nearly 1,500 today. Then, doctorates were offered in only 16 fields, while now the doctorate is offered in 32 specialties, cov- ering all areas of the University. In support, the Master ' s degree is offered in all but two of the University ' s 63 de- partments, and the Educational Specialist Certificate is available in 10 areas of professional education. Similarly, research activity has shown dynamic growth, with a total expenditure for research and graduate training this last fiscal year of 11.5 million dollars for all elements of the University. Nearly one of every three graduate stu- dents was supported by research and teaching assistant- ships. We are entering a new decade, one where the outlook is bright, and one where, in keeping with the interests of the nation, additional emphasis will be placed on environ- mental and ecological studies. It is, and will be a period of strength ening programs, and of reassessing them to ensure that the University ' s overall graduate program fully meets the needs of the students, the state, and the nation. 58 Opposite page: above right: Dr. ). Chester McKee, Dean of Graduate School. Below right: Zoology of- fers the graduate student the chance to study the an- imals in more details. Above left: Studies with laser beams are involved in the graduate program. Below left: Lecturing is a big part of the graduate student ' s load. 59 Cooperative Education Through constantly expanding existing programs to en- compass all discipline offered on campus, the Mississippi State University Cooperative Education program has been steadily progressing to meet the needs of the students. This program is a five year curriculum which combines classroom study with related work experience in business, education, industry and government. Students rotate se- mesters at school and at work to obtain four years of aca- demic study with two years of work experience in this five year span. Upon graduation these students are proficient, productive, and potential employees. Therefore, he has greater job opportunities than a new graduate without working experience. The advantages for both the student and employer are numerous through the preparation of the Co-op program. The student is able to put in actual working practice the principles he has learned. He is better able to choose a specific area of study from his varied experiences. He learns how to work with others. Through their training the students are regarded as an investment rather than a pur- chase to the employer which means greater job opportu- nities available. But most important of all, the Co-op pro- gram instills determination with purpose in order to help the student help himself so that he may help others. 60 Opposite page: above: Coordinator Mr. lames Tennyson. Below: Co-op students participate in transportation of goods throughout the United States. Left: The inevitable interview precedes the Co-op student ' s assignment. Below left: C. W. Sloan, a Co-op student, spent a semester recently working with Kerr McGee Chemical Corporation at Hamilton, Mississippi. « 61 Allen Hall An imposing three million dollar building known as Allen Hall is to be completed and occupied in the summer of 1972. This facility is a milestone in the history of the University. The facility will not only be the largest academ- ic and administrative building on campus but will no doubt prove to be the focal point and the center of the campus in the years ahead. Classrooms provide for teaching over 1700 students at one time, utilizing such special facilities as a television studio, computer laboratories, and learning laboratories. Office space is provided for approximately 400 members of the staff and faculty. This will include among others the President, Vice President, Vice President of Academic Af- fairs, Vice President for Business Affairs, Vice President for Research and Dean of the Graduate School, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and Dean of the College of Education. The building is named in honor of Mr. H. E. Allen (de- ceased) who ' s estate provided a portion of the funds for the building. «■ £;.. i-wffftfc :imJh« .,„.._ 3 l r 62 Union Director Finding Gaddis Hunt, the Director of the Uni- versity Union, is like finding the proverbial needle in the haystack due to the diversity of his job. His day may start at 7:00 AM when he helps the Rev- eille set up for class pictures or when he is notified that the ping pong players ' tables have been moved and they ' re up in arms about it. These, however, are only two of hundreds of daily prob- lems he has to face. The entire Union, its activities, its personnel, and its problems fall under his juris- diction. As if this isn ' t enough to keep him work- ing 24 hours a day, he must also advise both the SA Social Committee in selecting and presenting the concert series and the Lectern Committee in se- curing its speakers. Added to this is the responsi- bility of coordinating the Miss MSU Pageant which in itself is a major undertaking. Within the Union proper, Mr. Hunt works with Union committees in encouraging various interest groups to become involved with the Union pro- grams. The results of these committees may be seen in the drawing, photography, and floral ar- rangement classes that are now being conducted. The Reveille feels that Mr. Hunt ' s efforts often go unnoticed and we hope that by giving him this small amount of recognition his associates and es- pecially the students of MSU will appreciate the man whose duties enable them to enjoy more fully life at Mississippi State University. 63 66 W M M Miss Reveille Chyrl Covington 67 Mitzi Anthony 68 Lynda Sue Fairley 69 Clare Strain 70 Jane Brown 71 Homecoming 1971 Disregarding the season ' s record, State fans again put their all into preparing for Homecoming 1971. The chief questions on their minds this year, however, did not con- cern the number of alums or beers they would see (al- though both were terribly important), but concerned the opponent for the day. What is Lamar University? Where is it? Are they any good? What are our chances of winning? With clanking cowbells, the winning K.A. house display, and the traditional parade, the Bulldogs were ready for the Cardinals. The final score proved this with State winning 24-7. Miss Susie Hollinger was crowned Homecoming Queen before the game and presented with the members of her court. Following the victory, eager State fans retreat- ed to their dorms to prepare for another Homecoming tra- dition . . . the Homecoming parties. Susie Hollinger enters the stadium before the game. The queen and her court: Sophomore maid, Donna Chapman; Senior Maid, Lynda Sue Fairley; Queen, Susie Hollinger; Junior Maid, Sydney Tuckei Freshman Maid, Mitzi Anthony. 72 7 m light: Loyal Bulldog fans return for another homecoming. Right middle: )ogs get the last minute instruction before romping Lamar Tech 24-7. ' ottom: The tremendous Maroon Band performs another of their intri- ate and impressive routines. Below: As always the KA ' s win 1st place in ie homecoming decorations contest. I T ii TIMI, ' ■ ' . ' ■ ' ■- ' ..-, 73 Mr. and Miss MSU Phil Abernethy and Susie Hollinger have the distinction of being this year ' s Mr. and Miss MSU. Phil is currently serving as President of the Student As- sociation. In the past he has served as Director of Student Activities, Vice-President of Elder Statesman, President of the Interfraternity Council and President of Phi Gamma Delta. Phil, chosen to be a member of the Order of the Red Ribbon, is also listed in Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities. Majoring in Industrial Engineering, Phil will graduate in May. No stranger to Bulldog fans is this year ' s Miss MSU. Susie has been both a freshman and varsity cheerleader. Majoring in music education, Susie displayed her talents well enough to be chosen first alternate in the Miss MSU Pageant. Named Homecoming Queen for 1971, Susie is a member of Sigma Alpha lota, Alpha Lambda Delta, Cardi- nal Key and Phi Mu Sorority. 74 75 Reveille Favorites Above: Susan Turner Left: Ellene Moore 76 Above: Karen Gordon Above left: Lynn Richie .eft; Janie Mitts 77 The top five: Jennifer Blair, Susie Hollinger, Ellene Moore, Peggy Peace and Lillian Wade pause for a quiet moment before learning the final results. Peggy Peace presents the talent that helped her rank in the top five. Miss America of 1971 Phyllis George delights the audience with re- flections of the more humorous moments of her reign. 78 Swimsuits is one of the three phases these ten semifinalists participate in on the final night of the Miss Mississippi State Pageant. nifer Blair sings her way to the title of Miss Mississippi State and then to Atlantic City as Miss Mississippi. Miss Mississippi State Pageant Jennifer Blair impressed the judges in all three catego- ries to be chosen Miss Mississippi State last spring. A sen- ior from Tupelo, Jennifer went on to capture the Miss Mis- sissippi crown. In Atlantic City Jennifer, a charter member of Kappa Delta sorority, represented her school and state in an excellent manner. 79 .. j,. Miss Mississippi Jennifer Blair 80 Best Dressed Co-Ed Each spring the Union Social Committee sponsors the Mississippi State Universit y Best Dressed Co-Ed Contest. The contest is open to any MSU co-ed, and various groups sponsor entries or the girls enter independently. The con- testants compete for the honor by modeling a formal, dressy, and casual outfit of their choice. The winner ' s pic- ture is then sent to Clamour magazine who chooses ten best dressed co-eds from the entire nation. Last year ' s win- ner was Gee Gee Patridge, and runners-up were Ellene Moore and Clare Strain. i- UvM H Left: Ellene Moore; Gee Gee Patridge, winner; Clare Strain. 81 Darla Mengel — Miss May Ellene Moore — Miss November Barbara Dent — Miss September Donna Chapman — Miss Janu Julia Sparks — Miss February 82 Uni on Calendar Girls Cassie Earhart — Miss March f Sydney Tucker — Miss December s JT mm i Becky Snowden — Miss April Mary Tipton — Miss October 83 ' : ATHLETICS THE STORY i 86 - • — k PART I: THE TEAM 87 §► £eft: Phares and Petro try for an interception against Oklahoma State. Belo Wayne )ones cuts in behind the blocking of Chealander and McElroy for th start of a 54 yard touchdown against Georgia. Bottom: Baker throws for on of State ' s receivers behind the blocking of Grubbs against Vanderbilt. 88 PART II: OFFENSE ... is to do elow: Chealander puts one in the air against Tennessee. Bottom left: trahan puts a move on a Rebel with some help from Buckley. Bottom ght: Buckley returns a kickoff against Georgia. PART III: DEFENSE ... is to undo! 90 e Opposite page, top: Bruce puts the stop on a Coergia back as the rest of the dogs move in. Bottom right: Mr. Lyons of LSU meets the Bulldog defense. Bot- tom left: Nelson and Company put the hit on an Ole Miss ball carrier. Left: McAlpin hurries an Oklahoma State passer. Below: Conrad goes over a Tenn. player to make the tackle. Bottom: Grubbs and Company end punt return against Lamar. V ' M —:f 91 Above: Varsity cheerleaders are first row: Sydney Tucker, Debbie Coleman, Clare Strain, Susie Hollinger, Patti Bertucci. Second row: Mike Jackson, Arville Slaughter, Ralph Arnold, Doug Mauldin, Kerry Kimbrough. PART IV: SPIRIT 92 PART V: ALL WAS NOT ROSES $3f Top left: Dowsing ' s effort was in vain. Top right: You can ' t win them all, but I sure would like to win three. Above: Strahan tries . . . too low. Right: No Com- ment. II 1 JTH MISS STATE i • t i a ■■iij OLE MISS 11:1 J I _ | TIME OUTS LEFT . DOWN TOGO BALLON W i 94 ■ ■ + Top: Injuries like Kimbrough ' s were all part of the season. Left: Bama ' s blitz causes a fumble. Above: Emotions intensified as the season pro- gressed. 95 96 PART VI: MORE SPIRIT 97 M I IT m ■ ' I lliH 1 I .in 11 ■n IP PART VII: THE PLOT Well, as most State fans say, ' Wait till next Year. ' But why can ' t the coaching staff give us our next year now? Our offense doesn ' t throw to the open people because of some misguided idea that we can run the ball. . . . it is highly recommended that the football program be eliminated entirely and a strong emphasis be placed on developing a swimming program of the highest caliber. The cornerstone of this program should be laid by convert- ing what is currently known as Scott Field into the world ' s largest swimming pool by enclosing both ends of the stadi- um and plugging the various entrances and exits. With this facility as the focal point of the program, the Maroon and White should swim to unparalleled athletic achievements. Turn MacArthur Hall into a freshman girls dorm and ship the athletes over to the freshman boys dorm where they won ' t get babied. Learning how to live instead of being told may improve their character. Fire Shira and the rest of that coaching staff and maybe we will have a decent football program. Excuses, complaints, and suggestions of this nature were about the focal point of this year ' s 1971 football season. With a 6-5 record the previous year, expectations and sup- port were at their zenith preceeding the 1971 season, but the Bulldogs of Coach Charles Shira failed in their deter- mined attempt to achieve football recognition as they slipped to a dismal 2-9 campaign record and a 1-7 confer- ence worksheet. Bright moments in the season were few. A stunning victory over the )ohn Reaves led Florida Gators in the second contest of the season served as an impetus for optimism, but embarrassing losses to Vanderbilt (48-19), Georgia (48-7) and arch-rival Ole Miss (49-0) only served as a foundation for sarcasm, protest, and cries of cleaning house. Even out of defeat, some individual players emerged as outstanding performers. Jerry Conrad, a defensive tackle from Paraons, Tennessee, was honored by being selected to the conference ' s Honorable Mention squad, being nom- inated for the Kodak All-American Team, and by virtue of his performance against Florida, was selected as the Defen- sive Player of the Week in the conference. To terminate his brilliant season at State, Conrad was selected for the Blue- Grey Classic and was named as the recipient of the Reflec- tor Player of the Year Award. Hal Chealander, a junior college transfer from California, even though he saw action in only nine games, ended the year as the number three passer in the Southeastern Con- ference, outstanding in the fact that he trailed on Florida ' s John Reaves who broke the national passing record during the season and Pat Sullivan who was named the winner of the coveted Heisman Trophy. Lanny Sheffield, a sopho- more punter, terminated the year as one of the top kickers in the conference. Frank Dowsing, defensive back for the Bulldogs, was the most honored Bulldog as the Tupelo junior claimed a berth on the all conference team and an Honorable Mention po- sition on the All-American Team. In the initial game of the season, the Bulldogs traveled to Stillwater, Oklahoma, to encounter Big 8 Conference Okla- homa State. The Cowboys, victims to the Bulldogs a year before got their revenge as they rolled up 26 points on a State defense that was supposed to be rock solid. State was hampered throughout the game by its inability to move the football, something that was to plague them all season. The ensuing week, the explosive Florida Gators jour- neyed into Memorial Stadium in Jackson to try and hand State its first conference loss of the season, but the Ma- roons weren ' t apt to concede so easily. A beautiful 21 yard touchdown run by sophomore Wayne Jones and two field goals by Glen Ellis gave the Dogs a 13-10 victory. Probably the most decisive factor in this game was the invulnerable Bulldog defense that repeatedly halted numerous Gator scoring attempts. Disaster struck again the following week as the Bulldogs were mauled by a Vanderbilt team that was predicted by many seers to be the sister of the Southeastern Conference. However, the Commodores, executing their Wishbone of- fense to near perfection, amassed 49 points against the helpless Bulldogs. The State crew had made a contest of it in the early moments of the second half. Trailing 21-0 the Bullies went on a scoring spree that netted 19 quick points. However, a Ken Phares fumble of a Vandy punt served as a boost to the Commodores as they expediently rolled up 28 more points and held the home team scoreless. The Starkville unit was handed its second conference loss the following week when the powerful Georgia Bull- dogs drubbed them 38-7 in Athens. The Maroons were held scoreless until the fading moments of the final stanza when Wayne Jones blitzed the Cracker defense for a 43 yard touchdown run. Florida State, led by national passing leader Gary Huff, extended the Bulldogs ' losing streak to three games the fol- lowing weekend with a 27-9 victory. The Bullies failed on many scoring opportunities and gradually the Seminoles pulled away. Glen Ellis accounted for three of the Maroon points as the Biloxi junior was true on a 40 yard field goal attempt. Wayne Jones netted the Bulldogs ' other points when he rammed the center of the Seminole line from five yards out to end State ' s scoring. Playing before a sparse Homecoming crowd of only 18,000 (an indicator of MSU support), the Bulldogs took their second and last victory of the season, this time over tiny Lamar University by a count of 24-7. A 90 yard touch- down punt return by Ken Phares and a 50 yard touchdown pass from Hal Chealander to Tommy Strahan was all State needed to sew up the victory. A comedy of errors? Well, Larry Guest, you had better start looking up the definition of that term because on Oc- tober 10 the Bulldogs played probably their finest game of the season. More impressive was the fact that the oppo- nent was mighty Tennessee. Three missed field goals by State all but killed their chances of pulling off the year ' s biggest upset. This, on top of poor officiating and a mag- nificent return of a interception for a touchdown by the Vols ' Jackie Walker, all but sealed the Bulldogs ' fate. State had some exciting moments herself as defensive back Frank Dowsing returned a Bobby Majors ' punt for a 54 yard touchdown. Some of the gut and spirit of the Tennessee game must have been saved over into the next week as the upset- minded Bulldogs held the mighty Alabama Crimson Tide to a meager 17 points until the final quarter when the Tide ripped off 22 points to take a 49-10 victory over State. An 89 yard punt return for a touchdown by Dowsing and a 40 yard field goal by Ellis kept the Bullies in the contest until that fateful last stanza. Credit must be rendered to the State defense that held the Tide in check for those three quar- ters. Johnny Musso, Alabama ' s premier running back was held to 69 yards rushing, his lowest in three years at Bama. LSU provided State with her next opponent, but the Bull- dogs after such a long season were out of gas. The Tigers, led by the passing and running of quarterback Paul Lyons, took measure of the State unit 28-3. Ole Miss 49 — State 0. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The transition from high school football to SEC competi- tion is a grave test for any group of boys. The 1971 Bullpups, however, made the switch in fine style posting a 4-1 record, losing only to the LSU yearling club by one touchdown. Wins over Memphis State, Auburn, Tulane, and a 48-9 thrashing of Ole Miss can serve to raise the optimism of the most down- trodden Bulldog follower. The purpose of Freshman football is to prepare individuals for their team role on the varsity squad. Some boys that MSU can expect to hear from in the future are Rocky Felker and Melvin Barkum at quarterback; Stan Murray at running back; Sandy Braswell and Chris Michael at ends; Leroy Gregg and Cliff Inman on the offensive line; Graham Hopkins on t he defensive line; and Steve Freeman at defensive back. 9 S 101 BASKETBALL Again lacking overall size and depth, the 1971-72 Miss. State basket- ball team fought hard to achieve a winning record through the first nineteen games of a 26-game schedule. The Maroons, who were led by last year ' s SEC-Coach-of-the-year, Kermit Davis, started the season off fast and then went into a mid-sea- son slump. The hustling Dogs won their first eight out of ten games but then lost seven out of their next nine encounters. Beginning the season with only two starters back from last year ' s team that posted a 15-10 record, Jack Bouldin, and Malcolm Wesson, the Bullies opened the ' 71 - ' 72 campaign with a home court victory over South Alabama. Led by All-SEC guard Bouldin and Terry Kusnierz ' s re- bounding ability, the Dogs edged the Jaguars 71-66. The Bulldogs then hit the road for five games. The trip started at Sew- anee with the Dogs taking an easy 69-48 win over the University of the South. The Maroons recorded their third victory over North Carolina at Charlotte 87-68. State then entered the University of Alabama classic at Tuscaloosa. The Dogs picked up their fourth and fifth consecutive vic- tory as the Bullies whipped Southern Mississippi 77-73 in what was probably State ' s worst showing. The next night MSU defeated South Florida 90-77. 102 .- to f jM ' ■ « 1 1 — i — ., £3 V _ g BS Of A - ■ : - r K k i :! ■£ £ ' t c ¥x ( With a perfect 5-0 record State transferred to Auburn to open SEC warfare against the always tough Tigers. The Dogs opened the game as if they were going to blow the Tigers out of the gym. But the State offense and defense faltered and the Bullies blew an 18 point first half lead. The Tigers took the SEC battle 85-75, with Jeff Watkins scor- ing 27 points for MSU. With the taste of defeat, the Bulldogs traveled North to participate in the Marshall Christmas Tournament. The Dogs drew Marshall, rated number 13 in the nation, the opening night and the Bullies were soundly beaten 95-69. The following night the Dogs beat Rhode Island 86-72 for third place. Still encouraged the Dogs returned home to host Vanderbilt and Arkansas. The combined efforts of Taki Koroneos and Kusnierz pro- duced State their first SEC win 76-69. Koroneos, the 6 ' 1 sophomore guard from Athens, Greece, had his best game hitting for 33 points. Kusnierz, sophomore forward from Chicago and an Air Force Veter- an, pulled down 23 rebounds. This was a high for a State player, but he broke this the following game against Arkansas as he hauled in 24 caroms. The Dogs edged the Razorbacks 79-75. Bouldin was the high pointsman for State with 20. 105 Sporting an impressive 8-2 record the Bulldogs left for the always tough two game road trip to Lexington and Knoxville. The Vols handed State their third loss of the sea- son with an 82-49 thrashing of the cold-shooting Dogs. Two nights later, the Maroons were beaten 104-76 by Ken- tucky. The defending SEC champs ' victory dropped the Dogs record to 8-4. State returned home to the Doghouse to play arch-rival Ole Miss in the SEC TV-game-of-the-week. After leading throughout most of the game, the Dogs blew a 10 point lead with about five minutes left in the game and the Reb- els came out on top 68-66. After breaking for exams, the Bulldogs hosted the Flori- da Gators and the Georgia Bulldogs. Still in contention for the SEC championship the Bullies edged the Gators 69-68 in a thriller that ended in happiness for the Bulldogs. Two nights later the Bulldogs came from a 12 point halftime deficit to nip Georgia 62-58 in overtime. The win in- creased State ' s record to 10-5 and 3-4 in SEC warfare. The Bulldogs then traveled to Tuscaloosa to play the Crimson Tide, the surprise team of the SEC. After jumping out to a quick 12-0 lead the Tide had to fight off a late surge by the Maroons to win the contest 77-71. The Dogs then headed to Baton Rouge to play the LSU Tigers. Tommy Hess of the Tigers hit a last second field goal to give the Tigers a 62-60 win over the Bulldogs. The loss dropped State ' s record to 10-7 and 3-6 and killed any dreams that State might have of finishing at the top of the SEC. i _- i 2 108 The Maroons returned home from the weary two-game road trip to have to host the two top SEC teams, Kentucky and Tennessee. Deadly shooting by the Vols and costly floor mistakes by State produced a 71-61 victory for Ten- nessee. Kusnierz had a career high of 30 points and also pulled in 16 rebounds. Two nights later the Bulldogs host- ed the Kentucky Wildcats and Adolf Rupp, the winningest coach in the nation. The Dogs stayed in contention throughout the entire first half, but terrible foul shooting by the Bullies (5-16) doomed the upset-minded Bulldogs. Kentucky won the contest 63-55. Through the first seventeen ballgames, Jeff Watkins and Jack Bouldin were the leading scorers with a 14.5 average. Terry Kusnierz was the only other Bulldog in double fig- ures, averaging 11.2 per game. He also was the leading re- bounder with a 13.0 point average. Watkins was the lead- ing field goal shooter and free throw marksman. He shot 57.4 percent from the floor and 78.7 percent from the free throw line. Coach Davis was assisted this year by coaches Larry McKenzie and Jack Berkshire and newcomer Bailey How- ell, retired pro of the Boston Celtics. Davis will have three returning starters in Koroneos, Kusnierz, and Wesson. Other returners are Mike Vosburgh, Bob Bruss, Paul Hogue, Mike Martin, Bill Singletary, Bob Shapiro and David Sitton. The State freshman team had an exceptional season and will be on hand next year to battle for a start- ing position. With all this in mind, Bulldog fans can only say, Wait until next year. Coach Davis and his staff should be commended for getting State back on the road towards the ultimate goal of winning the SEC. « % ! HOME STATE CAPTURES SEC CROWN The 1971 State baseball team was viewed by many to be the best ever fielded in MSU diamond history. The Bulldog nine terminated the season by playing in the College World Series in Omaha, Ne- braska. This was the first time any State baseball team had ever participated in this elite contest. Previously, the Bulldogs had claimed their second consecutive Southeastern Conference cham- pionship and their first NCAA District III crown. For the year, the team won 32 games (matching an all time high) and lost only 10. By virtue of the excellent playing of his team, Coach Paul Grego- ry was honored as the SEC Coach-of-the-Year, the second straight year Gregory has been tabbed with this honor. The Bulldogs also placed five members on the All-SEC team, six on the All-SEC West- ern Division team, and one on the All-American first unit. Mike Proffitt (pitcher), Jerry Thompson (pitcher), Phil Still (third base- man), Bobby Croswell (shortstop), and Ted Milton (left fielder) were the State representatives on the All-SEC honor list. These same five players, along with catcher Bruce Irvin were named to the All-SEC Western Division team. Still, a senior hitting sensation from Decatur, Georgia, received the distinction of being selected to the NCAA Ail-American squad. Right: Henderson hurls toward homeplate to win a no-hitter. Below: Bruce Irvin called safe at second. 110 OF THE COLLEGE WORLD SS Above, first row: Mickey D ' Armi, Butch Holmes, Jim Eichmeirer, David Voss, Gene Henderson, Dave Phares. Second row: Coach Frank Portera, Donny Davis, Bobby Croswell, Dale Holland, Mike Proffitt, Dwight Reinstetle, Bruce Irvin, Kenny Hudson, Phil Still. Top row: Andy VanLandingham, Coach Paul Gregory, Rick Spica, Lamar Pritchard, Ted Milton, Ronnie Brown, )oe Owen, Jerry Thomp- son, Leroy Mullins, Tom D ' Armi, and Mike Collins. Right: Coach Tom D ' Armi pulls Dave Phares into third. In non-conference action, the Bulldogs rolled to fifteen vic- tories in seventeen games. The only team able to muster wins against the Maroon Machine were Clemson, who won two games over State (6-4 and 10-8), and Loyola, who drubbed the Dogs 5-2. State initiated conference play on a disheartening note when they journeyed to LSU and dropped three straight games to the Tigers. The ensuing weekend, the Bulldogs rebounded into the conference race by taking three games from the same LSU team. Four victories against Alabama moved State into first place in the conference race, leaving only a six game set with Ole Miss between the Bulldogs and their second Straight SEC crown. The Starkvillians mutilated the hapless Confederates. This, coupled with Aiabama defeating LSU in both games of a doubleheader, enabled State to claim the Conference title. in Coach Gregory and Company now trav- eled to the NCAA District III playoffs in Gas- tonia, North Carolina. The preceding season, State, minus four of her stellar performers, who were declared ineligible by a NCAA rule, finished second in the tournament be- hind Florida State. This year behind the out- standing pitching of Thompson and Proffitt, and the hitting and fielding of second base- man Dale Holland, the Bulldogs won all the marbles by defeating Maryland, Miami, and Georgia Tech. The 1971 campaign terminated a couple of weeks later when State ventured to Omaha and the College World Series. Even though their pitching was outstanding, a failure to produce runs eventually led to the Dogs being eliminated by Tulsa and Brigham Young. Thus State ' s most productive season ended, but prospects for the 1972 season are bright with the addition of some promising freshmen and a couple of junior college transfers. One thing that will serve as an in- centive to the ' 72 diamonders is the fact that no SEC team has ever won three consecutive conference titles, but the Bulldogs now have a shot at this record. 112 ' pposite page, top: Phil Still connects for a single. Bottom: Dave Phares ides into second. Below: Proffitt hits for a triple. Dale Holland makes it fely to first base. Above: Ted Milton is welcomed at home plate after hitting a home run. Right: Coach Paul Gregory contemplates the Dogs ' next move. Opposite page, top left: Phil Still makes it safely to first. Bobby Croswell hits for anoth- er run. Yarddog Milton at bat, at bottom. 114 .- I • ., - Right: Pritchard throws for a strike. Below: Spica safely slides into second. Bottom right: Phares makes it to first. 116 ! ?65 - m Left: Voss snags an easy out. Bottom: Ted Milton rounds third for a homer. ! TRACK The 1972 Mississippi State track team fin- shed another successful season. Although not performing in any dual meets during the reason, there were several highlights. Dale Gibson won the 440-Yard Dash in the Indoor southeastern Conference Championship and Dlaced third in the U.S. Track and Field Fede- ation Meet. Other members of the team in- cluded Jim Dunning, Bryan Batson, Ed Lag nan, Bob DuBose, and Frank Dowsing. ' V ' ;, ' ' ;. :-,!: . 1 . --; IP S ig JraHfi8 ii« ■■■■- ' : ■-:■ ■.. a - Hi 8  r. fim m m. Wsm wm :k Berkshire ' s 1970-71 got ' team had returning medalist Jeff McCil and lettermen Gary Spears, Mike Doug herty, Mack Price, and Bobby Stephen son. With two new additions, Jim War and Ames Smith, State competed ir seven tournaments and hosted the Mis- sissippi State Invitational, State finished ninth in the Southeastern Conferenc - Tournament. ■■:;■•■ ■•■ ■ . ■■.-• m V , ;- V V£i s sm ■- ,« . .,, ' ..- ■ H H W BSVinEyi H •- ' ■ ?. ' I HH H -;:-- ; ■■■:.-v ' 1$ W V HHf l ; N ' ,..., ; SOCCER .though not funded by the University, the 1971 soccer team has exceeded all other ™rts completing the season with a perfect ) record. Coached by Frank Miller, the -n played competitors in the area which .Juded Ole Miss, Alabama, and Mississippi Southern. «JL INTRAMURALS 127 INTRAMURALS ■ - r- '  , «   «• |B SRr •• . ► 8 5 f. . J. iC ' ! 128 ' 2 1 ' ' - ? •• ' - 129 jr. r Yi r j: ft FOOTBALL ' 71 State 7 Oklahoma State State 1 5 Florida State 19 Vanderbilt State 7 Georgia State c ) Florida State State 24 Lamar Univ. State 7 Tennessee State I0 Alabama State 21 Auburn State 3 L.S.U. State Ole Miss 26 I0 4 ' ) 35 11 7 10 41 50 28 48 SOCCER ' 71 State 5 Santos of N.O. State 3 Ole Miss State 3 Alabama State 6 Miss. Southern State 7 Ole Miss State 9 Ole Miss State 5 Alabama State 10 Mobile Cougars State 5 Mobile Cougars ..I f . Mi : FRESHMAN FOOTBALL State 20 Memphis State Frosh State 14 L.S.U. Frosh State 28 Auburn Frosh State 28 Tulane Frosh State 48 Ole Miss Frosh 14 21 25 27 9 130 TENNIS ' 71 State Opposition Florida St. Cape Coral, Fla. Inv. 2nd 8 8 Austin Peavy 1 4 Memphis St. 5 4 Alabama 5 4 Tennessee 5 6 Nicholls St. 8 South. Miss. Big Gold Invt. 2nd l 5 Michigan St. 4 5 Murray St. 4 6 Missouri 3 Georgia 9 3 LSU 3 4 Tulane 5 6 Illinois St. 3 7 Kentucky 2 7 Memphis St. 2 5 South. III. 4 3 Presbyterian 6 5 Tulane Miss. Intercollegiate 1st 4 5 Alabama 4 9 Ole Miss 4 Tenn. Tech Southeastern Conference 3rd 5 GOLF ' 71 Univ. W. Fla. South Miss. Miss. State South. Jr.-Sr. Miss. Intercoll. Holiday Inn Dixie SEC Conf. 5th 6th 3rd 5th 3rd 6th 9th %i Lte BASKETBALL State Opposition 71 South Ala. 66 69 Sewanee 48 87 N.C. at Charl. 68 77 South. Miss. 75 90 S. Florida 77 75 Auburn 85 69 Marshall Univ. 95 86 Rhode Island 72 76 Vanderbilt 69 78 Arkansas 75 49 Tennessee 82 76 Kentucky 104 66 Ole Miss 68 69 Florida 68 62 Georgia 58 71 Alabama 77 60 LSU 62 71 Tennessee 61 55 Kentucky 65 BASEBALL ' 71 State 7 6 It) 6 4 2 8 7 2 II 5 5 8 2 1 1 2 7 11 6 9 5 5 6 8 6 7 9 3 15 7 5 7 4 9 5 3 2 7 8 5 2 2 St. III. III. Opposition Iowa State 5 Iowa State 5 Memphis State Memphis State 2 Clemson 6 Clemson 1 Clemson 10 St. Olaf Olaf 1 Wesleyan Wesleyan LSUNO LSUNO Loyola 5 LSU 2 LSU 2 LSU 9 LSU 1 LSU 4 LSU 2 Alabama 4 Alabama 6 Alabama 6 Ark. State 4 Ark. State 4 Alabama 7 Alabama 2 Alabama 8 South. Miss. South. Miss. 6 Ole Miss 12 Ole Miss 5 Ole Miss 2 Ole Miss 6 Ole Miss 2 Ole miss 7 SEC PLAYOFFS Vanderbilt 1 Vanderbilt 1 NCAA DISTRICT III Maryland 1 Miami 3 Ga. Tech 20 Ga. Tech 2 College WORLD SERIES Tulsa 5 Brig. Young 3 131 ' 0. ■■ : [ haiHHHH m f dftk Jim sf; l JKSflui H ■ ■ HB 1 134 The door is open; the Greek World welcomes you. Look closely at the path that lies before you. The sce- nery will be appealing; impressive homes, elaborate rooms, trophies, and tales of brotherhood, will line your way. Do not linger, however; you must hasten toward your destiny. Rush is what it ' s all about. The day of decision has arrived. What is it? What do you want? Outsiders cry down with frats and point at them as symbols of The Establishment; but why? — you wonder, What can those Greeks do or represent that evokes the outsiders to wrath? Is it the house, the idea of a formal col- lection of compatible individuals, the selection of those friends? What ' s wrong with that anyway? Don ' t outsiders pick the people that they associate with although they don ' t actually vote on them? Does a frat house make the occu- pants something to fear or hate? Of course it doesn ' t. You then think that maybe it has something to do with the in- tellectual atmosphere of fraternities. They ' ve been called intellectual morgues. Maybe it ' s true. You would ask a guy in the dorm about it, but all he wants to talk about is how drunk he ' s gonna get this Saturday, who his roommate dates and what sorority she ' s in, who ' s got the neatest new shoes, and what party he ' s gonna crash Saturday night. These things are all interesting, naturally, but that wasn ' t what you needed to know. Then you think that perhaps the flaw in fraternities is the hazing of pledges; that all that jazz about brotherhood is a coverup for slavery. Where ' s the line drawn between pledge project and hazing? Maybe some of the organi- zations on campus could tell the frats how to draw it; some honoraries do. You think there might be less hazing in some of the frats than in some clubs. It could very well be. - iC . 136 ■m ■ ■ 137 138 The bit about traditionalism then comes to mind. Those frats are archaic. They haven ' t changed since the day they were founded. Why, they can ' t even take girls to their rooms in their f rat house. They might as well live in a dorm. Those frats are anti-progress. And the family ties are terrible. The only reason some guys join a frat is because their old man did, even though his was not the same one. They ' re all alike anyway; even the houses. Finally, you think that frats might be bad because they domi- nate campus politics. Someone said the Greeks physically threaten independents who run for offices because it ' s hard enough for Greeks to beat other Greeks without anyone else getting in the way. Greeks must be just like the KKK. You now put together all that you ' ve considered. If you join a frat, you ' ll have to be with people who in some cases unani- mously voted to let you in, you ' ll have to associate with broth- ers who are campus leaders and who consistently exceed the All Men ' s Average, you ' ll have to associate with alcoholics and so- cialites, you might have to live in one of of the big frat houses, and worst of all you might even have to clean it up while you ' re pledging. Then again, maybe that ' s what you want. 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John Crabtree 13. David Welch 14. Mark Demeraville 15. James Howard 16. Mike Richmond 17. Joe Anglin 18. Joe Donnaway 19. Fred Stuart 20. T. J. Trapp 21. Rufus Brown Not Pictured Gerg Smith Fred Stuart TRIANGLE Triangle . . . What ' s it all about . . . the red, white, and blue coffin wins anoth- er heat . . . are the networks grades out yet . . . I ' m not going to show for that game . . . plenty equations ... of course, you can ' t have a party without hotdogs . . . where ' s Oxford )r. Col- lege . . . Davey never walks any- where . . . hayrides . . . and you should have gone to Old Town Chicago . Triangle 9 Kappa Sig 7 . . . have you ever built a sliderule . . . that ' s the grossest float . . . it ' s a history of the ups and downs ... a geodestic dome isn ' t something to eat . . . those object- ing will be taken care of later . . . yoi can ' t go to class without a button . . be you, not cool ... is that what it ' s al about . . . Those who at some time made the decision to Go Creek made a monumental one. Brotherhood is a beautiful dream and for many Greeks it is a reality. The acceptance that one feels in a fraternity can at times be overpowering. The ritual and the mystics and all the paraphenalia that accompany them are characteristically Greek. Characteristically Greek also are weekly chapter meetings, fines for absences from of- ficial functions, the parties, the crests, the tags, and the hous- es. What do these things mean to a Greek? Sometimes they mean embarrassment when a brother says something gross at a luncheon meeting. They might mean getting your soap brotherhooded two seconds after purchase; or possibly they mean 2 A.M. bid sessions or four hour business meetings. They also mean good times, charita- ble times, and loving times. They mean asking a brother to leave because you must study, although the bull session would be much more enjoyable. They also mean expenses, accusations of snobbery, campus politics, and time. What does all this mean to a non-Greek? Don ' t knock it ' til you ' ve tried it! Please close the door on your way out. 183 I « «f if ' --. ra HONORARIES Who ' s Who In American Colleges and Universities Susan James William Oakley Mary Craft Jim Teaford Dana Handy David Donald Jerry Grace 187 Jim Holzauer Martha Malouf Steve Brandon Alan Morgan Paul Summers Clare Strain 189 Karen Gordon ■ Tommy Saterfiel )OKS : k Debby Coleman Hoyt Wilder 190 Bill Goodin Kathleen Cortitt Del Speakes Bill Mattox Cathy Bown 191 Omicron Delta Kappa m ci %r randon president %m M f eke Ity Advisor Wilson ecretary • ' ' i If i J PP l ■V- ■ Holzhauer Haden Hughes ■s B. Landers mm M. McCormick R. Millard m  2r ■ • «r M. Morris • J sear 1 S 1 T. Saterfiel P. Summers lls 3 ,  S S. Whitfield Order o The Order of the Red Ribbon is an rmed on May Day, 1969. Its purpose i the recognition of men of accompli tifl and cynicism; and mutual encourage members for the achievement o ounders ette Beers Thomas Hilton Greer, Jr. Michael Read O ' Neal Charles T. Ozier (Robert Philip Shannon, Jr. William Abner Skelton, III Gerald Walker Thames Ronnie Leigh Walton Louie Burton Barnes, III Members Philip Bynum Aberne David M. Ferriss Dennis Everette Kelly Neophytes • Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities In the words of the publisher of the Directory, the basic concept of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges is to provide a democratic,- national basis for the recognition of out- ing campus leaders. The Directory was first published in 1934 and incfudes thousands of listin; ools in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and a number of nations in North and South America. gflMMMMMMMMP ■ ' ■■ , ■ ' :ijBKMBftHHmn mH_ The entire organization is dedicated to the service of students whose names appear on the list o ' s Who. It is supported by the income from the sale of the annual directory and the emblematic ory is used by prospective employers. The Organization, which sets the quota for each I institution to nominate, has undertaken to provide nominees with a special placement sei sist in making employment contracts and or supplying recommendations. For this sen|cj is no charge to the employer or the student. John Vincent Beard Si Morgan Bondur Catherine Elaine Bown tephen Arthur Brandon Parker Burke p Jean CiJ| an Anne Col B lb ■ ia Kathleen Corbitt ry Lou Craft David Brooks Donald WilliaTn toyc Goodin K|ren Elise Gordon rry Wayne Grace William Carey Mattox William Crawford McCain Sharon Ruth Mitchell William Spencer Montgom Alan Kemp Morgan James Jenkins Nelson William Robert Nettles, III Sanders Oakley Thomas Home Saterfiel Suzanne Gloria See David Marvin Smith Vera Madel Speakes Clare Ann Strain rvan James William Teaford Alice Louise Todd Hoyt Baxter Wilder, David Earle Wilkins Blue Key One of the highest honors that a Mississippi State University junior or senior male student can obtain is that of selection to membership in Blue Key National Honor Fraternity. Selection of these men who excel in character, leadership, scholarship, and student activities. Only those who meet requirements in all of these highly important character traits are invited to join, and these high standards are the key- stones which allow Blue Key to continually remain at the head of the honor fraternities in its field. Haden Hughes 1-1 Kenny Bruce 1.-2 David Armstrong 1-3 Jim Teaford 1-4 Abbott Myers, Pres. 1-5 Don Janous 1-6 Paul Summers 2-1 Watts Ueltschey 2-2 Dee Brookshire 2-3 Alan Morgan 2-4 Members Jerry Grace 2-5 David Ferriss 2-6 Jim Holzauer 3-1 Steve Brandon 3-2 Hoyt Wilder, V. Pres. 3-3 Frank Dowsing 3-4 Bill McCain 3-5 Jim Nelson 3-6 Stanley Whitfield 3-7 Bill Goodin 3-8 Steve Burwell Dennis Kelly Tommy Saterfiel, Corr. Sec. Bill Smith Randy Millard, Sec.-Treas. Dr. Thomas Dean Hawkins Marshall Sutphen Keith Koenig Coach Kermit Davis gr - V r £ % ■ V Jm 1 i I Cardinal Key is a National Honor Society which recognizes college women who are above average in scholarship and who show outstanding ability in leadership. Nationally, Cardinal Key was organized in 1932, as a direct result of a considerable number of requests from schools with similar groups for men. The MSU chapter was colonized in 1954 with the help of the Blue Key chapter already on the campus. Cardinal Key exists not only to honor coeds for their achievements in ' scholarship and leadership) but to draw together many of the most outstanding wonien on campus to help coordinate their activities. Each year Cardinal Key recognizes with a banquet the ' ' ' Three Most Outstanding Freshman Women Who are selected from those who have shown extraordinary leadership, personality, scholastic honors, and con- tributions to the University. One of these three receives an award as Most Outstanding Freshman Woman of the year. President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor .Kathleen Corbitt . . Martha Malouf — Melinda Loye Clare Strain .Jane Koely Members Nancy Barnard Melanie Barrentine Cathy Bown LaNelle Brett Jo Ann Clark Debby Coleman Kathleen Corbitt Mary Craft Rebecca Crosby Mary Love Duplain Nancy fhret Karen Cordon Cheryl Graves Dana Handy Susie Hollinger Lynn Jaquith Barbara Kelly jane Kennedy Linda Land Melinda Love Martha Malouf Jane Matthews Sherri Mitchell Mclntyre Stephanie MeKinnis Marie Naklie Mary Jo O ' Leary GeeGee Strain Patridge Lynn Richie Sharon Scott Suzi See Susan Shamburger Karen Stevens Clare Strain Brenda Truitt Phi Eta Sigma Phi Eta Sigma is a freshman honor society. It was founded in 1923 to encourage and reward high scho- lastic attainment among the men members of the freshman class. There are now 160 chapters located in leading colleges and universities throughout the United States. In 1937 the organization was admitted to membership in the Association of College Honor Societies. Membership is extended to all freshman men who attain a grade-point average of 3.5 or better for the first semester of the freshman year or for the entire year. Officers President , ; . , James Morgan Vice-President , . .... .... .Truitt Franklin Myers Secretary Stephen B. Cordon Treasurer William T. Atkinson Senior Advisor Robert D. Hunter culty Advisor , Tip H. Allen, jr. Michael A. Anders George Taylor Armistead William Tyson Atkinson Wentz Batson, Jr. t William H. Boyd Charles Weathersby Brooks Ronnie Jerold Brown Hob Bryan George Moore Clark James David Cochran Sidney Lee Curtis James Cleland Davis, jr. Stephen Blaine Gordon Robert Burnette Holmes, Jr. White Gan Jee William Bruce Jones John Harman Leech Marshall Aaron McMullen, Jr. Antony Mansell Sidney Paul Martin Randolph Tucker Millard, Jr. James Thomas Morgan Alfred Berlin Moore Truett Franklin Myers, Jr. John David Nicholson Kenneth Carl O ' Neal Marc Louis Pendley William Kearney Roberson Richard B. Powell, Jr. D. Steven Roberts Michael Romeo, Jr. James Robert Shearer Homer C Smith, Jr. Stephen W. Tartt Paul Plez Tinsley, Jr. Philip Andrew Troskey Donald Edward Walker Thomas Ray Wiggins Thomas Stanley Yarbrough Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Lambda Delta is a national society for women which honors high scholastic achievement dur- ing the first year in college. The purpose of this organization is to promote intelligent living and a high standard of learning and to encourage superior scholastic attainment among the frslshman women in al colleges and universities. A 4 Peggy Jo Janet Ellen Alexander Kathryn Louann Bennett Robin Jane Beverly Jamie Hughes Blair Missye Rhee Bricked Jacquelyn Lenora Bryant Rebecca Jane Bullock - Cathy Ellen Bunch Debra Beth Bunch Joy Cadenheact Karen Lee Carlson Catherine Col p, Chyrl CovingttSr ' SaHy Draper ' ristie Virginia Easley Susan Ruth Emrick Doris Jane Ferguson Pamela Joyce Fikes itricia Ann Finley Susan Good Brenda Ly nn Hall Hathorn ane Hawkins Margaret Bly Hoover Elizabeth Ann Jinks Sandra Jo Threet Joe Carol Troxell Meredith Williams |WWBPfp ' V: ' ' ■ ' - ' ■ :- The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, founded in 1897, has from the outset knowledge in its membership. Selection is based on the twin essentials of sup good character. The highest standards are required of graduate students and facu semester juniors are eligible for election if they rank in the uppermost five percen are likewise eligible rf they stand in the highest one-eighth of their class. Howeve may not exceed one-tenth of the class. At present, no student of Mississippi Stat whose academic average is less than that required for graduation with Distinct! ° ' ■m ' :- ' ■ Officers K 7% President James R. Chatham Vice-President Dennis Kelly Secretary lean P. Overcash Treasurer Charles J. Bell, Jr. Public Relations . , George R. Lewis Faculty and Student Membe Ann Adams Curtis H. Adams Charles R. Aiken erry Alford . ■ John Sidney Allen Velma P. Allen james H. Anderson Cecil Hunter Andrews Melanie Anthony Harold S. Aycock Nina Virginia Bacon Lanny David Baker B. j. Ball Buena S. Ballard A. H. Barber, Jr. Billy S. Barnes Ben F. Barrentine Melanie M. Barrentine Mary Jane Bassett Buford Blane Bates Mildred Amanda Batey Linda Lou Batton John V. Beard C J. Bell, Jr. Virginia E. Bell Mrs. A. C. Bennett Sr. Sara A. Bennett Hugh W. Bennett John K. Bettersworth Mrs. K. G. Bhansali Martha Owens Booth Edna Marie Boren Newton D. Brokshire Mary Ann Broome Larry Box Ona J. Boyd Franklin D. Brewer G. Britton Herbert C. Bruister Faye S. Bryan Gordon K. Bryan Jean M. Bryan Hal B. Buchanan Karen Bullock H. O. Bunch Sylvia J. Bumham Jerry Gwin Bush Terry L Bush J. Robert Cagle, Jr. Donald Albert Cameron Paul V. Canonici C. T. Carley Peggy Carnathan Margaret R. Caruthers Turner Catledge Gail Waters Castles Russell J. Chance Doris Emory Chaves T. Lloyd Chesnut %, Patricia G. Chesser Robert David Childers Ronaldo Gomes Coelho Nancy Lynne Conley Marion Aleece Cooper C wen Cooper Louise D. Crafton Lawrence W. Croft Mrs. W. Lawrence Croft Rebecca Mae Crosby Martha Daffron Fred Davis Sandra Lewis Susan Cox Davis Herbert H. Daws, Jr. Willinda B. Daws III Lynn A. Denison ' David Dennis Dinkerrai B. Desai Dorothy Dickins Joe W. Dollar James W. Dow James Weston Dow J. B. Edmond Nancy Ann Eh ret Herbert C. Ehrhardt Glenn Thomas Ellis Robert F. Ellis Lester A. Ester, Jr. Mrs. L A. Estes, Jr. Richard. C. Ethridge Mrs. Willie F. Felder David M. Ferriss, Jr. Wayne W. Floyd, Jr. Jack B. Foster, Jr William R. Fox Randell K. Foxworth Helen Frye Rex F. Galloway Jean Harris Garretson Anna Ray T. Gassaway Lauren Amanda Gates Marsha E. Cox Gay William L. Giles Linda Ann Goodman Prentiss M. Gordon Francis G. Gregory Jane Griffin Sara Elizabeth Guerry Virginia Lynn Hagwood Winnie Sue Haley James G. Hamill Gail Pahl Hammond Dana Susan Handy Mary Louise Hare Woodrow W. Hare Casandra H. Harpole Sandra Jo Harris Charlotte A. Harvey Linda Marie Havard Merrill M. Hawkins Donald B. Hays Arnold R. Henderson James Thomas Henry Dora P. Herring John Robert Hightower Billie B. Hill James E. Hill Swinton A. Hill Henry Harlan Hogue Sandra Dianne Holder Peggy Janice Hollis Suzanne D. Hoomes Ruby Leigh Horn E. Irl Howell Ruth H. Huggins William A. Hughes Wm. Porter Hull, Jr. Donald R. Hunt C. T. Hunter Verner G, Hurt Fabian V. Husley Wayne Carroll Hyatt Paul B. Jacob Fay Rehage James Gloria Lynn Jenkins G Johnston ild Luther Joiner Wilma Jean Jolly Carol Jennine Jones Joseph Erskine Karr Barbara Ann Kelly ennis E.Kelly M. Kelly T. H. Kendall III Martha Crenshaw Kent Robert T. Kincade Chris H. King T, J. King Douglas T. Kin ton Karen Elizabeth Kueven David Ellis Lance Joan Marie Lang Jasper S. Lee Henry H. Leveck Carol J. Levy George R. Lewis Thomas H. Lewis, Jr, Charles E. Lindley Nancy P. Lindley W. W. Littlejohn Marion T. Loftin Waiter Serrill Long Mary Alice Love Rose Marie Luke Royce B. Luke Christina I. Lusk JohnW. Lusk James B. Magee Robert E. Magnus L. F. Mallory, Jr. Martha Louise Malouf Christina L. Manning James Phillips Marion T. K. Martin Linda Ellen Massey J. G McCarty, Jr. Willie L McDaniel, Jr. William Joeab McKay Chester McKee Lewis G McLemore III Lamar W. McLeod Yvonne Coleman McNeill Mildred McReynokJ James Ward Meadows Sherry Ann Melton Margaret Frances Mercer Nancy Carol Mills R. M. Milton Anne LaNell Mitchell James E. Moak Frank Wren Montfort Bobbie Jean Moody Alan Kemp Morgan George W. Morgan, Jr. Clinton W. Moulds 111 S. B. Murray Marguerite Marie Naklie Mrs. Glenn Norwood, Jr. Rovert Morris Newell Harry M. Oldham Jean P. Overcash Gary R. Parvin R. Pettiet, J. V. Travis D. Phillips William D. Pittman Wendell Wayne Ponder Sarah C. Portis Milbur W. Posey Sue Power Glenda A. Puckett Ralph Puckett Richard W. Ratcliff Peggy King Ray oger Dale Reedy ba s- Carolyn Reeves Roy Reynolds Wells Richardson Betty J. Richey Carol Lynne Richie B. L Ricks Lydia Susan Roberts Ralph R. Robertson George L. Robson, Jr. Gaines M, Rogers Liza Sabina Rogers Stanley David Rucker Keith Alien Sage Thomas Home Saterfiel Sara Matthews Scales Robert Leon Scott Raymond Seid Mrs. Frank Sekyra Bobby Stone Snackouls Susan Shamburger Dorothy L. Donald Shank Nancy Janet Sherer Brenda T. Shields Ellen W. Shirery Billy Ford Shivers Robert L. Shuler, Jr. Anne D. Shuttleworth W, A. Simmons Laxman Singh Ramendra Singh Bettye B. Sledge Felicia M.Smith Selma Davis Smith James D. Solomon Mrs. William H. Spain Dalre Ann Strain Mary A. Anderson Stuart Paul Garvan Summers Suzanne S. Tant Martha Taylor James W. Teaford Douglas Edward Tedsen Guy W. Thaxton Charles H. Thomas David Trammell, Jr. Albert Harvey Trapp Patricia Anne Triplett Larry Winfield Usilton III Christy Vance Russell Vaughn Vamado Martha K. Wadded Fran Walker Wayne Ford Warren John C. Wax W. David Webb Jo Anne Webster Jerry Clinton Welch Jan West Sharon Louise Wheeler Elizabeth Ann White Harolyn White Louise Whitlow Daniel Glenn Wiggins Thomas Lamar Wiley, Jr James G. Williams Janis L Williams Janet Reynolds Wilson John W. Wilson Ann Elizabeth Wiltrout Jo Ann Wise John P. Wollenberg Warren John Wolski ary Kathleen Worrell Lilian L. Wu Gamma ; -«V The Gamma Beta Phi Society is an honorary-leadership organization for students in American colleges and universities. It is co-educational; and membership therein does not exclude a student from mem- bership in any other organization. ifMr ■ ' • ' Ibi iiI tH The purposes of the society as stated in its constitution are: the advancement of educational ideals, the encouragement of scholastic effort, and the rewarding of leadership merit among college students. ers rer Members ■ -tfSfth . Mary Bestor Thomas Renfroe juiia Hodges LaNelle Brett Thomas Walker Stephanie Aucoin Colene Milton Cherri McCuistom Steve Brandon Nancy Nunn Del Ann Bruister Beth Langston Maggie Yates Allen Armistead Susan Turner Nancy Con ley Susan Buckner Susan Martin Dancy Dabbs ..: A Sandra Davis William Atkinson Lynn Bellah Dean Rominger Marsha Wedgewortr j usan rairoanK Alan Godwin Haden Hughes William Matt ichael Ma iklin Myers Lee Newman Elizabeth Stone James Wedgewortti ' ki- ' : ' ' • pp 1 .V ., 1 V %mtf$ ■sdtF ' Pi Tau Sig Pi Tau Sigma, National honorary Mechanical Engineering Fraternity, fosters the high ideals of the en- gineering profession and stimulates interest in coordinate departmental activities. The MSU Tau Nu Chapter was granted a charter in April of 1957 and was the 62nd thartertbvthe : ' :org niz9tion ' ! ,v hi,ch has recognized 28,000 notable mechanical engineers. The MSU Tau Nu, during its eleventh year, has be- come more firmly established as an honor fraternity. Besides its traditional projects and practices, Tau Nu Chapter has initiated several new programs. In coordination with the student section of ASME, Tau Nu is sponsoring a weekly executive breakfast which is attended by Dr. G T. Carley, Head of the Me- chanical Engineering Department, the respective student presidents, faculty advisors and a guest stu- dent. ■ tmmms -- Officers President Mike McCormick Vice-President Lamar Cayle Recording Secretary John Miller Corresponding Secretary Wayne Skipper Treasurer Jeff Watkins Chapter Advisor Dr. Will T. McKie Members Lamar Cayle Larry Ezell Steve Kinard Mike McCormick John Miller Wayne Skipper Jeff Watkins Stan Whitfield Alfred Windham Tau Beta Pi, the highest engineering honor, was founded at Lehigh University in 1885 by Dr. H. Williams, Jr., to mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma distinguished scholarship and exemplary character as undergraduates in engineering. The Mississ Alpha chapter was founded on December 15, 1928. At the beginning of each fall and spring semester, the active chapter elects to membership eligible men and women from the top one-fifth of the senior class and top one-eighth of the junior class. The goal of every engineering student is to meet the re- quirements of Tau Beta Pi, for not only is this an honor, but it also affords h  nd the oppor- tunity to be of service to the College of Engin President .| .fp .1 Vice-President Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary — Cataloguer . M. . Faculty Treasurer . . Faculty Advisors _. Dodd, Dr. Sherrill Long .William K. McBeath Virginia Bell H . . Marie Nal$|P Wayne Parker .Dr. William R. Fox, i Paulk, Dr. James Smith ■ . Members John Sidney Allen Glen Carroll Bardwell David Beach Beasley Virginia E. Bell Richard A. Bourguard Jerry Cwin Bush Terry Lynn Bush David Lyne Bushman John Guy Cesare Bernard Ralph Coffilf James Anse Collins seph V. Dawsey III Larry Olen Ezell lack Byrd Foster, Jr. Clifto!n C . Hamby III Chester Allen Harris Warren Aridrew Hatcher James Thomas Henry William Arthur Hester James L. Holzhauer Elvln Burt Hyatt William Charles Johnston Keith Koenlg Robert Bryan Lang, Jr. Michael Hope Little Walter Serrill Long William Comfort Long Gerald Wayne Mayes William K. McBeath, Jr. Prentice O. McKibben WSE m James Ward Meadows Carl Binner Middleton Jimmy Joe Moon George Stennis MooflP-gf Marguerite M. NaklteW Charles R. Nickles Roger Charles Obye-j - . Jesse Harris Orsborn ■ ' ; William Hammond Power Roger Dale Reedu - w k. Leonard W. Rowe, Jr. John Ted Russell Samir Tahan Samara Stone Shackouls Earl Sheffield illy Ford Shivers I „ ., Robert L. Shuler, Jr. I Dennis Michael Smith Richard Cecil Strahan James Ray Vterling Glenn Venson Wallace Charles Spencer Wasson Jerry Clinton Welch iren i dney Ev tanley ■ Hoyt Baxter Wilder III Jerry Lee Wilson Jimmy Lynn Young V -,■• a Kappa ional electrical engineering honor society. The primary purpose of this org promote, and reward outstanding scholastic achievement. Eta Kappa Nu is al dedicated to service — service to the Electrical Engineering Department, to the school, and to the engi- neering profession in general. Rufus Andrew Brown David Lynn Bushman Bernard Ralph Coffill Claude Connell Varren A. Hatcher John David Hillis Richard Hoilingsworth Michael Hope Little William C Long I W- t, i , James Ward Meadows George Moore Robert L Schuier, Jr. Richard Cecil Strahan Ralph K. Williams, Jr. Jerry Lee Wilson William Richard Wilsc Lamar P. Wc immy Lynn ■■ ' . rJ -..T 1 .14 « ' 4piBMiA| to0W - Pi Delta Epsilon i Pi Delta Epsilon is the National Honorary Collegiate Journalism Fraternity, a non-profit organization, operating in the undergraduate collegiate journalism field on campuses of fully recognized and accre- dited colleges, universities and institutes awarding degrees upon completion of a four year or longer course in any subject of higher learning. Pi Delta Epsilon ' s purpose is to elevate the cause of journalism; to teach the ethics, technique and mechanics of good journalism; to encourage student participation in local campus publications; to foster the mutual welfare of student publications; to develop the truest fraternal spirit among its members; to promote loyalty to their Alma Mater; and to rewajfd student jour- nalists for their efforts, services, and accomplishments by admission to its membership. w Officers aoen rtugnes . Bill Boggess Cathy Coggin Fran Fletcher rase Members Jeanette Ashcraft Nancy Barnard Carrol Brumfleld Hunter Brumfield Hob Bryan Terry Carroll Wilmer DeOeaux Don Dowdle Sally Draper Boyd Catlin Mike Gentry Jeff Gilbert jim Holzauer Jeff Martin Helwy Meyer Mercury Morris Bob Moulder Charles Pickering Sharon Rone Roy Ruby Sharon Scott David Voss Wyeth WalkeCr Ned Walton ' ■4t ' ,,iliB. 0gf ternational premedical and predental honor society, was founded at the April 29, 1926, by a group of interested premedical students. Since that bb- inning AEDfhas added new chapters at colleges and universities across the nation and in some itries. TtiiHrhapter at Mississippi State, Mississippi Gamma, was founded in 1938. Premedical redental students who have shown superior scholastic ability and leadership are members of Mis- lamma. Because of superior scholastic ability and leadership exhibited at Mississippi State, our s many alumni; who are now prominent in their respect Officers w tfl oirD ive fields of medicine. Fred G. Emrick Henry C. Hudson H. Sidney Prosser . . .Frank D. Dowsing, Jr. Reporter . W. M William C. Chisholm, Jr. ■yitorii W .... Donald E. Price Acuity Advisor Ronald G. Altig Members Patrick Van Bailey William C. Chisholm, Jr. Frank D. Dowsing, Jr. Fred C. Emrick Henry C Hudson Ronald N. Hunsinger Donald E. Price H. Sidney Prosser Ralph A. Puckett John D. Wade ' RK«nms £3£?EWMn ■ Scabbard and Blade The Scabbard and Blade is a military honor ity which was organized at Mississippi State m 192 as Company B, 7th Regiment. The objectives of this organization are to promote a closer relationshi between the military department and the University Administration, to develop the essential qualities i good and efficient officers, to prepare ROTC graduates to take a more active part in military affairs ip% the communities in which they reside after completion of their service and to spread factual and intelli gent information concerning our country ' s military requirements. I ! A SI Arnold Air Society .. he Kenneth J. Snedden Squadron of Arnold Air Society is an honor society for members of advanced Air Force ROTC The squadron is concerned with promoting the Air Force and the professional Air Force officer through its activities and projects. The squadron has participated along with Angel Flight in the nus blood drive. Angel Flight and Arnold Air Society also sponsored a booth in the Halloween Car- nival to help raise money for the March of Dimes. . Jerry Callens .Paul Summers Luther Livingston . . Robert Hill James Bicker Paul McKissack ames Brasswell Members , Donald Abston Richard Blake Rodney Bond Gary Bryant Joel Cole Walter Costilow Harold Donald John Dugan Robert Dyer Glenn Harrison William Hearn Alfred Hicks Dorsey Higdon James Hodge Shellye Hutchinson Mike Jerrall Mike Johnson William Keating William Lacey John Matthews Ed Mullican Lee Newman Richard Price Richard Ratcliffe Homer Smith Norris Stevens John Sullivan Dick Taylor Stanley Whitfield Thomas Wiley Leo Wingate ........ ;■: •; iff ' .; VXifQ ' M «SJS8S83 d S .-■v®i S«(8sSi .- ttSSSS S«fe r smsb «  ■ ' - ■ SUZSk m? tstr i ' MKfif.-- § M MI sWS t  . ■tmsPtS ? ' $ 3k V TW - • !■■-■ ■ ' ■ « ' anoffMSk, j  i- j m ; . - Mf J-; JT 3mt MM |§§f|||p fsBf 1 ft iSE S SSfiS ft SWSSffil . . -— - ■• ' ■-. ' - ■ ' llsllililgp 2feM ; ORGANIZATIONS Above: Pat Presley, Vice-President; Susan Turner, Secretary; Tommy Darnell, Treasurer; Phil Abernathy, President. Student Association At the Student Association Installation Banquet, Phil Abernathy was sworn into office as president and with him his program of Bring the Government to the Stu- dents. Also, sworn in were Pat Presley, vice-president, Susan Turner, secretary, and Tommy Darnell, treasurer. Within a few short days Abernathy filled his first campaign promise by providing class schedules free to all students. With the start of the new academic year, Abernathy or- ganized a revamping of the position of Social Chairman to a social committee, thus receiving more diversification of ideas and greater distribution of responsibility. Despite the fact that efforts were made to suit the desires of the students, the Student Association lost money in the first two concerts of the year making the future look doubtful toward continuing the concert series. During the mid-fall, Abernathy helped make a long time dream of many students come true — the abolishing of the )unior English Proficiency Exam. After continuing ef- forts from the Senate and the other officers, the motion was finally brought before the Academic Council, where, after much debate by Phil and other senators, the vote was taken to recommend to President Giles that it be abol- ished. That same afternoon, President Giles signed the English Proficiency Exam out of existence. The same day the EPT was abolished another important move was taken by the Academic Council upon the re- quest by Abernathy. The extension of the no-recorded- grade drop date was extended to ten days after the mid- term. This in effect extended the date one month. Along with the progress made by the president also came progress from the vice-president, Pat Presley. For the first time at State a Legislative Leadership Conference was planned and carried out for the newly-elected senators. With the help of John Hightower, SA parliamentarian, and 212 Dr. Sam Dudley, head of the Speech Department, insight was given to the inexperienced senators to what their of- fice entailed. The fact that cooperation was the main point was brought out in the conference. Through the efforts of Vice-President Presley came the addition of four standing committees for the Senate. These committees were the work-horses of the Senate, doing much of the research and work out of the Senate ' s chambers. The momentum of achievement was continued by plan- ning a leadership retreat in Tupelo. At the retreat campus leaders met with administration and faculty to discuss the self-study evaluation, recent accreditation, and campus problems. Next, the Hotline, a student question, complaint, and suggestion center to help the SA better serve the students, was established. Then, plans were set in motion to set up the second an- nual Legislative Appreciation Day. The day was one of campus tours, open discussion about problems facing Mississippi, and a banquet with Senator )ohn Stennis as guest speaker. A student lobby program was established in Jackson after the Legislative Day program. In addition to working on campus affairs, a committee of student body presidents of the eight schools represent- ed by the Board of Institutions of Higher Learning was or- ganized. The first act of this committee was to ask for a student member added to the board. Even though this measure was rejected, the committees continued to talk to board members hoping to make them more aware of the students ' needs and desires. J3T- 4 t t ( Si $ t ) 1 $ J $s ■ t • . $ % % «. ■ « s •• . ■ ■ J -. .■:-, - lifer- ... Above: Bill Waller, Jr., delivers a motion to the Senate while Richard Wagoner, Attorney General, inspects the written version. Below: Presi- dent ' s Cabinet, seated: M. Naklie, P. Abernathy, P. Presley, P. Presley, S. Turner, T. Darnell, H. Hughes. Seated: F. Myers, B. Boggess, R. Barnes, R. Wagoner, L. Brickey, B. Mattox, S. Brandon. Not pictured: Bill Smith, Bob Archer, David Ferriss. 213 MSU Student Senate Following the 1970-71 Foots Thurman Affair, the MSU SA Senate became more conscious of its own appearance. Always before the Senators had been operating with a genuine desire to represent their fellow students, but this year ' s Senate has fulfilled its promise in this respect. The 1970-71 Lame Duck session had a great deal of influence on the newly elected Senators of October, 1971, for they had for- warded plans for revamping the SA Constitution and providing a leadership and parliamentary procedure workshop. Under the leadership of SA Vice-President Pat Presley, one of the first ac- tions of the newly elected 1971-72 Senate was to establish stand- ing committees, an innovation which will hopefully provide for a continuing well-spring of new ideas. Memories of this 1971-72 Senate will have to include the mam- mouth sessions dealing with the fall semester budget. To the best of our evidence, the six hour meeting was only exceeded in length by the Foots Thurman trial. Then, SA President Phil Ab- ernethy vetoed the appropriations bill which opened the entire question again. Other things to remember will be the points of order raised by Senator Cheshire, Senator Bearden ' s motions fail- ing for want of a second (a very rare legislative occurence), Presi- dent pro tempore Cornwell ' s (alias Cromwell and other names also) adoration of Senator McCormick, and Junior ' s (Senator Waller) dissertations on the powers of the Senate. The preceeding are perhaps only emphasizing the humorous times in the Senate and are indeed somewhat of an inside joke to the SA Senators. But, the important thing about the SA Senate this year is that it is accomplishing things, too; like ridding stu- dents of the plague of the English Proficiency Test, a move insti- gated by Senator Campbell of Suttle. So, when the final gavel is pounded by Vice-President Presley, when enlightened Parliamentarian Hightower and Attorney Gen- eral Waggoner have nodded their heads for the last time, and when all the Senators have left the Union Small Auditorium in its cool, dark naturalness, an echo will remain of the shout of A JOB WELL DONE. 1. Richard Wagoner 19. Glenn Dockery 2. Susan Turner 20. Danny Puhr 3. Pat Presley 21. Sandy Harris 4. Mike Gentry 22. Bill Waller 5. Robert Campbell 23. Jane Brookshire 6. Harry Dreyfus 24. Diane Peresich 7. Lee Newman 25. William Sharbrough 8. Dennis Cornwell 26. Susan Whetstone 9. Mike McCormick 27. Elou Turpin 10. George Luter 28. Martha Buttros 11. Bill Bearden 29. Bob Harris 12. Mac Clemens 30. Tommy Barnes 13. John Hightower Not pictured: 14. Mercury Morris Tommy Bryan 15. James Wedgeworth Kerry Kimbrough 16. Tommy Mason Greg Hutton 17. Billy Abbott Ad Cheshire 18. Leigh Hummer 214 MSU Judicial Council 1. Tex Cummins, Sec. 2. David Ferris, Chairman 3. Betsy Kimbrough 4. John Hutchinson 5. Aubrey Earnheart 6. Jeff Butts 7. Brent Rankin 8. Don Janus All judicial powers of the Student Association are vested in the S. A. Judicial Council. This council is composed of a chairman, one senior member, two junior members, two sophomore mem- bers, and one graduate student. All members of the Judicial Council are appointed by the S. A. President with the approval of the Student Senate. This council has appellate jurisdiction over all matters of student discipline and original jurisdiction over all matters arising out of elections conducted by the S. A., and over all matters relative to the interpretation of the S. A. Constitution and Statutes. Only on decisions involving student discipline can appeals be made to the Division of Student Affairs. During the past year, the S. A. Judicial Council has ruled on a number of matters concerning S. A. elections and the S. A. Con- stitution. In this way the Council has served as a sounding board for students with legitimate complaints concerning S. A. elec- tions and the S. A. Constitution. The Council has made every at- tempt in dealing with matters of a political nature to act in a manner which is fair and in the best interests of the entire university. 215 Associated Women Students The Associated Women Students is the only organization on campus which represents soley the women, that gives them an effective voice on campus. Programs sponsored this year included veneral disease programs, Big Sister — Little Sister, fire safety, and Zero Population Growth. As a re- sult of a questionnaire polling the girl ' s opinions, rule changes involving hours and sign-outs were made. Officers: Left to right: Marie Naklie, Susan Whet- stone, Marsha Wedgeworth, Cheryl Berry. Row 7: Gail Webb, Cheryl Berry, Marie Waklie, Susan Whetstone, Marsha Wedgeworth, Libba Cook, Ginger Bland, Melanie Heflin. Row 2: Jane Brook- shire, Ann Hathorn, Melissa Austin, Betty Morgan, Beth Baldwin, Martha Germany. Row 3: Mrs. Sarah Portis, Janis Gaynes, Regina Hudson, Rebecca Raney. AWS Judicial Council Left to right: Charlotte Carlson, Camille Baker, Virginia Harfen, Jane Matthews, Sylvia Walker. 216 Union Program Council Left to right; seated: Diane Peresick, Mary Love Duplain, Barbara Blankership, Susan Martin, Karen Stevens. Standing: Steve Brandon, Patty McReynolds, Buzz LaFollette, Danny Puhr, Bragg Moore, Lee Newman. The Union Program Council is an organization com- posed of the chairmen of the eight Union committees: en- tertainment, social, special events, fine arts, recreation, secretarial, publicity, and International Bazaar. The Pro- gram Council is primarily a coordination organization, while the eight committees handle affairs in their respec- tive areas. During the year each of the committees is responsible for their individual events. The entertainment commit- tees ' s fall dance featured the Crakerjacks. They also handle the Hawaiian Luau, contemporary movies such as M.A.S.H. and Charlie, and the noon lobby entertain- ment. The social committee sponsors Lecturn and Lyceum receptions, and the Best Dressed Coed Pageant, and the Fashion Show. Special Events handles planning for both the new and the traditional programs such as: soap box derby, Hanging of the Green. Madrigal Christmas Dinner, Gift Packs, Old West Day, and the Halloween Carnival. They also innovated the Lost Key Contest which was a tre- mendous success. The fine arts committee coordinates the Festival of the arts and the traveling art exhibits which this year included the Smithsonian exhibit and The Lalibela. They are also in charge of the Dinner Theater, sidewalk art show and Shrimp Boil. Tournaments such as golf, chess, bridge, table tennis, football, and others along with the car rally and Saloon Night are the responsibility of the rec- reation committee. Secretarial and Publicity committees and the Union Reporter preform their important functions for all committees. The International Bazaar committee was created as a special committee last year to present the International Bazaar for the cultural and educational ex- change between the many countries represented on cam- pus. 217 218 a. DEFLECTOR b. REJECTOR c. REFLECTOR d. NECLECTOR 1.A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. All of the above 6. None of the above The term responsible journalism has a very special meaning at Mississippi State University. It means that a student publi- cation is held responsible to the Student Association Senate, the state legislators, the Board of Trustees, et al., ad infinitum, ad nauseum. This was last spring ' s REFLECTOR. Out of the tradition of SA dominance, hippism, and radicalism the Reflector staff is trying to create a newspaper ... a credible newspaper, a fair newspaper, a concerned newspaper. The staff is trying to become involved with campus issues. We are trying to change what we feel needs changing. We love Mississippi State University and we want to make it better. We want more responsible student government, better programs for students — lyceum, concerts, Union programming, improved dormitory life, lower bookstore prices, and more parking places. We are trying to change these aspects of student life by taking responsible editorial stands concerning campus events (or lack of them), and presenting our readers with an opportunity to agree or disagree with our news, views, and presentation through the letters to the editor, and the establish- ment of a student ' s column, Your Turn. Opposite page, top left: News Staff: Elaine Graves, Cathy Coggin, George Luter, Hob Bryan, Fred Crumpton, Mike Penprase. Top right: Photographers: Mike Gentry, )ohn Charlton, Ron Otis. Cen- ter: Business Staff, |immy Stephenson, Don Dowdle, James Wedgeworth. Bottom left: Editorial Staff: Frank Campbell, Sandy Harris, John George, Steve Tonkin. Right: Bill Boggess, Editor. Top: Copy readers, Ivy Pruitt, Mona Lowery, Mary Stubbs, Mary Love. Above: Production Staff: Roger Culberston, Charles Pickering, Cathy Coggin, George Luter. Left: Sports Staff: Mercury Morris, Scoop Bass, Terry Carroll. 219 Inter Residence Hall Council The Inter-Residence Hall Council at Mississippi State University is only in its third year of operation, but has al- ready established itself as the most dynamic service orga- nization on campus. Although the Council itself consists of only representatives from each hall on campus and its five officers, it directly affects the lives of the nearly 5,000 residence hall inhabitants here at MSU. While the primary goal of the IRHC is to offer and carry out services and pro- grams to the residence halls, it also tries to promote the academic, intellectual, cultural, and social understanding of our members, to stimulate interest and effort in resi- dence halls ' affairs, and to encourage responsibility and maturity in self-government. Some of the activities that the IRHC has undertaken this year were the freshman and new student information sem- inars, refrigerator rentals to individual residence hall stu- dents, group television leasing for halls, expansion of the Activities Building programs and facilities, combined ne- gotiation of the IRHC and Student Services for more suita- ble vending machine contracts, the campus-wide book ex- change, exam packs during exams, a week-long celebra- tion of Residence Hall Week, monthly newsletters, com- plete revision and overhaul of the IRHC Constitution, sponsoring of a large delegation to national and regional residence hall organization conventions, as well as other activities. Even though the IRHC initiates many campus-wide functions and services, most of the residence hall pro- gramming is carried out under the auspices of the individ- ual hall governments. These activities (to name only a few) range from swaps between halls to such elegant affairs as Garner ' s Shiskabob and Sessums ' (Captial of the World) Birthday Party, Christmas tree and other outstanding fes- tivities. It is here that the main source of energy, ideas, and enthusiasm is drawn from the individual that indeed must reside, not just sleep in the residence hall system. The residence hall program at MSU is by no means per- fect, but we believe that it is a good one. It is our job to make it better. 1. F. Campbell, Exec. 11. L. Richardson Coordinator 23. C. Holmes 2. B. Asmar, IRHC Treas. 24. ). Tennyson 3. D. Cornwell, IRHC Pres. 25. C. Moore 4 C. Clegg, IRHC Sec. lb. G. Harrison 5. B. Hyatt, IRHC V-Pres. 11. ). Havard 6. D. Leung 28. I. King 7. L. Little 29. J. Jones 8 L. Cook 50. B. Barnes 9. C. Bland 31. W. Rushing 10. M. Austin 32. R. Hall 11. B. Webster B. B. Barcellona 12. P. Acuff 34. Mrs. Sarah Portis, Advisor 13. C. Lewis 35. M. Craft, Advisor 14. S. Ashley )6. C. Rounsaville 15. W. Walker 7. D. Killebrew 16. C. Moore 38. O. Turner 17. W. Robertson J9. R. Turner 18. M. Green 40. P. Engle 19. M. Elliott 41. D. Marler, Advisor 20. F. Kelly 21. B. Faust I Mil ■ Top left: Hull holds a sidewalk Flea Market. Top right and middle: Evans, Cresswell, and McKee residents enjoy the Evans ' Annual Courtyard Pic- nic. Left: Everyone takes a break after enjoying the Garner dinner 221 222 FLUTE O ' Neal West Parkinson Yates Vechorik Boye Clemence |oe Luke Dotson Parsons Windham Dier Ryan Hammermeister Baker Gardner Brett Donald OBOE Wise Satimer BASSOON Kennebrew CLARINET Bittle Hammons O ' Kelly See Smith, R. Walhood Mikosz Mobley Key Hurt Kraft Moore, M. C. Cox Peden Young Heath Fairley Miles Spencer Marion Campbell Carter Moore, M. Mills Thompson Jones, S. Miley Calbreath Smith, B. Adams Allen Rogers West, J. Crowder West, H. Bobbitt Collier LOW CLARINET Moorehead McKnight Maxwell Moore, B. Cochran Hood McWilliams Locke Peterson ALTO SAX )oe Gammon Lancaster Martin, Martha Isonhood Folden Stewart Chinn Kimbrough TENOR SAX Roberson Becker Johnston Sanders BARI SAX Maryin, Mary Stamps Smith, J. TRUMPET Conlee Dixon Martin, Paul Cohen Thomas Guess Eldridge Wood Evans Livingston Loden Johns Bates Hyatt Jones, Mar. Millard Garrard Ford Grafton Frits Pogue Owen Shelton Byrd McCann Kish Ahley Williams, Van McCormack Seymour FRENCH HORN Landers Joseph Wing Haynes Chapman Turcotte Wade Didlake Bruister Brown Regel Hayes Worley TROMBONE Floyd Broussard Bennett Williams McMillan Castles Overstreet Ware Maddux Parker Slaughter Walker Kilbourne Putnam Cleveland, G. Wingate, L. Jones, R. Reinbold Black Cleveland, H. EUPHONIUM Mobley Bishop Mcintosh Sanderson Horton Wingate, K. Cole Green TUBA Collins McCully Lance Billingsley Hammond Fairley, M. Whitfield Weathersby Shepard Koerber Tatum McCrillis Koon PERCUSSION Nicholson Burns Herring Ballard Stocker Gearhiser Wilbanks Williford Herbert Bostick Eddleman ' ■ ' ■ ' t ' i: m ■■ ; ,-:- Maroon Band 223 University Choir The University Choir is open to students from all under- graduate and graduate departments of the university. The purpose of the organization is to make participation in music an integral part of the life of the student. The choir is composed of about 100 vocalists from the student body and makes frequent public appearances both on and off the campus. Peggy Anest Carol Arnold Dianne Ball Jesse Bennett Jane Berry Clint Bestor Mary Bestor Joel Bishop Brenda Box Derry Brunt Linda Carlson Kathy Castle Mary Chandler Diane Coleman Bill Collum Libba Cook Michael Cornelius Mary Crumby Joan Daniel Jerry Dean Priscilla Dean Franklin Denham Becky Dier Wylie Evans Bob Files Charlotte Flowers John Fondren Debbie Fox Gary Freeman Nancy Gallman Carolyn Green Sherry Hanson Marilyn Harrelson UNIVERSITY CHOIR Stanley Hayes Calverta Henley Delaura Henry Kaye Hillman Drew Hitt Susie Hollinger Mike Hunt Pete Hunter Charles Jackson Judy Jordan Sissy Kraft Betty Latimer Tony Leonard Georgia Linskey Judy Linskey John Madison Burney Martin Gay McCuiston Joy McCuiston Larry McGee Georganna Mills Colene Milton Karen Mitchell Laura Mobley Robert Modeler Millie Mooney Suzie Moorhead Melinda Munson Jimmie Nazary Patti O ' Kelly Ronnie Oswalt Pam Parker Patsy Paxton Alice Permenter Pat Popek Roger Pruett Kathy Roebuck Mike Rogers Rodney Rogers Lydia Ruff in Stephen Shepherd Jan Shook Bobby Shull Janet Simpson Kenny Simpson Elizabeth Smelley Buddy Smith Libby Stone Kathy Templeton Franklin Thomas Johnnie Thomas lane Thompson Shelly Trenor Patsy Valentine Sid Walton Rita Wells Jan West Kaye Wheeler Patti White Mary Williford Thomas Wilson Emily Winbush Marilyn Winbush Randy Wood Lydia Young 224 Madrigals The Madrigal singers is a small vocal ensemble selected by audition. This group is designed to provide participants with opportunities to perform popular and standard mad- rigal literature both on and off campus. The madrigal sing- ers present about twenty-five programs and concerts each school year and have traveled widely throughout the southeast. Below: K. Anderson M. Winbush K. Mitchell ). Thomas M. Rogers S. Shepherd D. Anderson L. Carlson ). John ). Shook J. Simpson P. O ' Kelly G. Freeman P. Anest L. Stone S. Billingsley D. Hitt T. Conlee 225 Student Publications Committee The purpose of the Mississippi Slate Uni- versity Stucient Publications Committee is to review the operation of student publications and to make broad policy for business and editorial management. As an advisory committee to the President of the University, the Committee shall honor the functioning relationship which exists be- tween student publications and student gov- ernment without questioning the constitu- tional authority of the student government. The Committee is composed of (top right) Sally Hogan, Dee Brookshire, Bill Boggess , Phil Abernethy , Henry Meyer, (right) Fran Fletcher , Tim Douglas, (bottom right) Haden hughes , Martin Wilson, (below) Don Dowdle , Roy Ruby, Chairman W. A. Simmons, (not pictured) Dr. W. W. Hare, and Brenda Truitt. signifies ex-officio member. 226 Debate Team The MSU [Debate Team, sponsored by the Department ot Speech and coached by Mrs. [Dorothy Drake, attended tournaments at Middle Tennessee State University; Val- dosta, Georgia (Invitational); Samford University; and Montevolla University. It was in Youth Congress, however, that the Debate Team really gave an outstanding perform- ance. Easil winning the highest number of awards, the MSU Team won a total of 11 awards. Especially outstand- ing were Frank Campbell, lohn Hightwoer, and Billy Hud- dleston. 1. |ohn Hightower, Vice-President 2. Chuck Tardy 3. Margaret Day 4. Cori Ross 5. Patsy Fowlkes b. |ohn George 7. Frank Campbell, President 227 Afro-American Plus Afro-American Plus seeks to acknowledge and provide for the socio-cultural presence of Black students on the Missis- sippi State University campus by developing and maintaining positive supportive programs, activities and resources for Black students and the Black Community. For its 1971-72 campaign, Afro-American Plus has embarked on a course which has resulted in a comprehensive expansion of programming. This new course involves restructuring old or existing pro- grams and exploring new areas in programming. The new course is our primary area of concern for the present academic year. 1. Michael Booker 2. Oru Shumpert 3. Daphne Darden 4. Theoretis Ervin 5. Evelyn Vaugn 6. Linda Daily 7. Ronnie Dottery 8. Linda Cannon 9. Artie Sims 10. Ruthie Jones 11. Sylvia Walker 12. Mary Wright 13. Roxie Ruff 14. George Miller 15. Dorothy Ruff 16. Rena Harold 17. James Boyd 18. Clyde Duncan 19. Shelia Lenoir 20. Draco Davis 21. Winthrop F. Malone 22. Rusetta Webber 23. George Okundaye 24. Linda Hellenstein 25. Brooks Kimbrough 26. Michael Shields 27. Mary Love 28. Jacquelyn Bryant 29. Robert Barnes 30. Clarence Johnson 31. Gloria Johnson 32. Gretta Eubanks 33. Anisi Jackson 34. Richard Briscol 35. Eddie Wahington 36. Deboroah Sherrod 37. Mr. James Kilgore 38. Coleman Weeks 39. John Sterling 40. Basil Twyner 41. Ernest Fernandies 42. Alvin Taylor 43. Charles Penson 44. Charles Brown 45. Kelly Floyd 46. Ken Travillian 228 f - Top left: loyce Sharp, Miss Afro-American Plus. Right: Daphne Darden, member of the court. Left: Bobbie Cotton, member of the court. Center: Miss Afro-American Plus and her court. 229 Agricultural Economics The Mississippi State University Chapter of the Student Section of the American Farm Economics Association is composed of students majoring in Agricultural Economics. The faculty advisors for the 1971-72 year are Dr. James G. Hamill and Mr. James Simpson. Other faculty members and research personnel take part in the activities of the club. The purposes of the organization are to stimulate in- terest in the profession of agricultural economics among students and faculty of the College of Agriculture and to provide an opportunity for wider acquaintance among students and professional .workers in the field. The club participates in many campus and social activities. Each year club members elect a club sweetheart and sponsor her for homecoming maid. This year Debbie Payne repre- sented the Agriculture Economics Club in the homecom- ing parade. The annual homecoming celebration, intramu- ral sports competition, and similar campus events offer club members an opportunity to develop their capacities for leadership and responsibility. 1. V. Hurt — Head of Dept. 2. J. Simpson — Ad- visor 3. B. Clark — Vice Pres. 4. C. Hill — Treas. 5. T. Smith — Sec. 6. D. Payne — AEC Sweetheart 7. T. Carr — Pres. 8. ). Stephenson — Rep. 9. ). Hamill 10. W. Couvillion, Sr. 11. R. Williams 12. A. Ramsey 13. S. Ayres 14. P. Kimbrough 15. ). Segrest 16. T. Hill 17. M. Wilson 18. L. Wilson 19. J. Nevins 20. S. Herren 21. ]. Grace 22. J. Griffin 23. T. Woodward 24. C. Wade 25. S. H. Barret, III 26. G 27. T. 28. L. 29. R. 30. C. 31.). 32. R. 33. J. 34. J. 35. E. 36. E. 37. D. 39. I. Ledbetter Rone Hogue Graham Grace Tillson Hodge Karr Peterson McNeal R. Brock Anderson Phillips 230 I Top right: Sweetheart Debbie Payne 231 Agronomy Club 1. )ong-chul Kim 13. Van Bailey 2. Joseph Bouton 14 Jerry Grace 3. Aubrey Earnheart 15. Ion Naugher 4 Alan Turner 1 6 Allen McKnight 5. Michael Leach 17. Paul Johnson 6. Winston Earnheart 18. Danny Murphy 7. Thomas Florence, |r. 19. Michael Maxey 8. Dr. Rollin C. Glenn 20 Thomas Smith 9. Dr. C. Dale Hoover 21. Dan Childress Bobby Palmer 22. Dr. C Hunter And rews 1. Michael Burchfield 23. Alan Morgan 2. Barney Cordon 24. Roger Smith warn 232 Above, first row: M. Hocevar, C. Wallace, Dr. L. R. lohnson, ). Hammack, L. McLemore. Second row: A. Chapman, S. Crone, S. Sharma, ). Bush, P. McKib- ben, T. Bush, D. Pritchard, |. Baker, D. Cotton, C. Sorrells, F. Amador, P. Rasu, C. Shows. The Industrial Engineering Society of MSU, a student chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers, acts as a liaison between the industrial engineering student, his instructors, and practicing engineers of both state and national industries. The purpose of the IE Society is the advancement of industrial engineering in theory and practice, and the maintenance of the highest professional stan- dards. This is accomplished through regular monthly meetings, regional student AIIE conferences, and field trips to various industrial plants. The club also has an annual joint meeting with the local Senior AIIE Chapter. AIIE The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, founded nationally on February 1, 1963, is the principal United States aerospace technical society. The purpose of the AIAA is to advance the art, science and technology of aeronautics and hydro- nautics. It provides an effective channel of technical communications among professionals in these fields through technical publications, national and local meetings, seminars and public information services. AIAA Below: M. Smith, D. Cole, J. Pittman, D. Higdon, S. Long, B. Bennett, M. Harmon, J. Male, R. Bland, ). Holzhauer, H. Donald, A. Astronaut, M. Arton. 233 Cadet Association The Air Force ROTC Cadet Association is an organiza- tion designed to advance the United States Air Force and ROTC, and to promote an esprit de corps among the ca- dets enrolled in the AFROTC program at Mississippi State University. The Cadet Association sponsors many activities such as the joint Army-Air Force Military Ball, an informal dance, and service projects such as a Christmas party for retarded children of the local area. These activities provide both the basic and advanced cadets with the opportunity to be- come familiar with military customs and traditions, the op- portunity to have fun and fellowship with other cadets and detachment officers, and the opportunity to enhance the name of the United States Air Force through worth- while service projects. The Cadet Association is governed by an Executive Council made up of a president, vice-president, and secre- tary, who are advanced cadets, and a representative from each of the freshman and sophomore class sections. The organization consists of all members of the Air Force pro- gram who are in good standing at MSU. Below, top row, I to r: T. Young, R. Hill, A. Pettigrew, Jr., S. McCain, H. Donald, K. Fulton, T. Bates, M. Smith, M. Thornton. Middle row: P. Summers, S. Yar- brough, R. Rominger, R. Blake, R. Dow, ). Cole. Bottom row: M. Matthews, ). )ones, ). Willingham, B. McGee, Martha Easterling, T. Wiley. Not pictured: Donald Abston. .Lh-;. 234 Arnold Air Society L. to r., first row: Capt. Peoples, Advisor; ). Callens, Commander; M. Johnson, S. Hutchinson, R. Blake, ). Braswell, P. Sullivan, T. Keating. Second row: B. Hill, N. Stevens, L. Livingston, K. Bicker, B. Dyer, B. Hicks, P. Summers, S. Whitfield. Third row: L. Hearn, C. Bryant, T. Wiley, R. Taylor, E. Mullican, M. McKissack. Fourth row: D. Higdon, W. Ra tcliff, R. Bond, K. Wingate, ). Dugan. Fifth row: M. Mathews, W. Lacey, C. Harris, R. Rutland, S. Cole, H. Donald, W. Costilow, R. Price. Sixth row: M. Jarrell, H. Smith, ). Hodge. Distinguished Military Cadets L. to r., first row: George Jarrell, Tom Keating, jerry Callens. Second row: James Hodge, Norris Stevens, Stanley Whitfield, Paul Sum- mers. 235 Angel Flight Angel Flight is a national auxiliary of Arnold Air Society and a sponsor corps for AFROTC. The members are a se- lect group of outstanding college coeds selected through rush procedures. The Kenneth J. Snedden Chapter at MSU, one of 133 Flights in the nation, is now area C-2 Headquar- ters, having command of ten schools in Mississippi, Ala- bama, Tennessee, and Louisiana. The activities of the Flight are many and varied, but are centered around Arnold Air Society, AFROTC, the Univer- sity, the community, the State and the nation. The Angel Flight ' s Prisoners of War missing in Action Project was adopted as a national project. Working with Arnold Air Society and Columbus Air Force officers, the Flight obtained thousands of signatures. Playdays and cook-outs with Palmer Orphanage are an- nual activities of the Flight, as are the Christmas Dinner, The Spring Awards Program, and the Military Ball. The Angel Flight Drill Team has performed many times since its organization in 1969, representing AFROTC well. Area and National Conclaves held annually along with Arnold Air Society Conclaves, are effective means of com- munication among flights. The MSU Chapters of Angel Flight have hosted three of the last four Area C-2 con- claves and always have good representation at National Conclaves. 1. Sandra Fox 2. Peggy Peace 3. Susan Buttross 4. Debbie Player 5. LaNelle Brett 6. Margie Peeples 7. Ginger Bland 8. Debra Nabors 9. Roseanna Campbel 10. Jene Moore 11. Connie Nash 12. Linda Halley 13. Cathy Bown 14. Cayla Elkin 15. Billie jean Swilley 16. Sandy Sutherland 17. Darla Mengle 18. Debbie Tucker 19. Betty Denman 20. Mitzi Anthony 21. Anita Norris 22. Cathy Sutherland 23. Laura Towery 24. Julia Flowers 25. Sandra Williams 26. Barbara Bigger 27. Cecile Whittington 28. Dixie Ward 29. Susan Turner 30. Edna McFadden 31. Leana Smith 32. janie Mitts 33. )ane Brown 34. Linda Kyle 35. Nancy Ehret 36. lane Matthews 236 Angel Fight Officers: Left clockwise: Sandra Fox, Pledge Trainer; LaNelle Brett, Executive Officer; Linda Holley, Commander; )ane Brown, Adminis- trative Officer; Cecile Whittington, Operations Officer; Susan Buttross, Comptroller. Angel Fight Area C-2 Officers: Below clockwise: Susan Turner, Comptroller; Cathy Sutherland, In- formation Officer; Cathy Bown, Area Command- er; Debbie Player, Executive Officer; Betty Den- man, Administrative Officer; Leana Smith, Opera- tions Officer. IF !■ In i I iiiiili 237 American Institute of Chemical Engineers The American Institute of Chemical Engineers is the professional society for chemical engineers. The AlChe 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 mem- bers. The AlChe maintains Student Chapters throughout the nation at various engineering schools. The Student Chapter at Mississippi State University holds regular meet- ings twice a month with programs made up of talks by practicing engineers from industrial concerns firms, and other information concerning chemical engineering. To supplement the regular meetings, field trips to industrial plants are scheduled to give AlChe student members a broader understanding of their major field. AlChe works closely with the Chemical Engineering Department in planning displays for Engineer ' s Week and other projects throughout the semester. The highlights of the school year for AlChe members include the annual AlChe Banquet, picnics or cookouts, and the selection of the AlChe sweet- heart. 1. Dr. Chiang-Hai Kuo 2. Prof. E. Clarence Oden 3. Dr. John Weeks 4. Nikun Ringwala 5. Kaleel Rahaim 6. Kevin Wade 7. Thomas Renfroe 8. Kathy Holmes 9. Mr. E. C. Baker 10. Raymond Seid 11. William Tate 12. Samuel Alexander 13. William Barnett 14. Lewie Sandel 15. Craig Smith 16. Kenneth Williams 17. James Nolan 18. Michael Connell 19. David Hester 20. Robert Lindsey 21. William Williams 22. Norman Stewart 23. John Hutchins 24. Bryan Hampton 25. David Whittington 26. Douglas McGuffee 27. Terry Byrd 28. Henry Griffith 29. Thomas Dorman 30. Bobby Green 238 Alpha Kappa Delta Alpha Kappa Delta began in the fall of 1920 in the department of sociology, University of Southern California, when the departmental chairman, Dr. Emory S. Bogardus, proposed to the graduate students the formation of a society in which the students might become acquainted with each other ' s research proj- ects and where they might meet informally with the whole staff of the department for suggestions and criticisms. Consequently, on November 21, 1920, a group of 14 persons or- ganized the first chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta. The membership in Alpha Kappa Delta is limited to undergraduate students having high scholarship and to those doing sociolo- gical research. Front row: Alban L. Wheeler, Nina C. Stuart, Barbara C. Spencer, Philip W. Butler. Back row: John K. Thomas, William lerry Griffith, )ohn T. Pelham, David L. Aanes, Christopher M. Sieverdes, Donna D. Clark, Donna Lynn Sollie, Susan M. Davis, Linda W. Stewart, Mi- chael F. Edwards. The Mississippi State University Student Branch of the American Nuclear Socie- ty, known by most as just A.N.S., is affiliated with the national chapter of the American Nuclear Society. The objectives of this organization are to promote the professional development of its members by its programs and its relations with other student branches and with the parent society, and to contribute toward the development of Nuclear Engineering at Mississippi State University through activi- ties in which student members and the faculty may participate. American Nuclear Society Front row: Wesley Byrd, Matt Dicks, Early Ewifig, Dr. )ohn Paulk. Back row: Jesse Barron, Betty Jinks, Brent Rankin, Thomas Hayslett, Bob Lang, Alan McCurdy. 239 Alpha Kappa Psi Delta Lambda chapter of Alpha Kappa Phi profes- sional business fraternity had been recognized num- ber one out of one hundred and seventy-five chap- ters for the past five out of six years. In order to up- hold its national rating, Delta Lambda sponsors such campus-wide activities as the annual Heart Fund drive, purchase of a hearing-aid for a needy Starkville child, and the college of Business and Industry annu- al convention. Each is obligated to do his part in making these fraternity-sponsored activities success- ful. Delta Lambda considers itself very fortunate in having initiated Dr. W. L. Giles, President of Missis- sippi State University, Congressmen John S. Stennis and Thomas Abernathy, and the late Alexander Boyd Campbell, President of the Chamber of Commerce, as honorary members. The membership includes many campus leaders active as officers in the College of Business and Industry, Student Association, Stu- dent Senate, and leadership and honorary organiza- tions. The meetings of the Delta Lambda chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi were brightened with the presence of the pretty and vivacious Miss Kay Wilkinson, who served as fraternity sweetheart. 1 Ronnie Parker 22 limmy Walden 2. Lee Bagwell 23 Sid Wood 3. Fountain Barksdale 24 Andy Allen 4. Chris Reafon 25 Tommy Darnell 5. Dennis Cornwell 26. Tim Douglas 6. Donny Harrison 27. David Wesley 7. Richard Fergusion 28. lack Jones 8. Bob Woods 29. Ron Stallings 9. Ed Hicks 50. Tim Cox 10. J. College 31. Warren Beatty 11. Fred Nichols 32. Keith Sterrit 12. Ken Massey 33. Philip Lovett 13. Ronnie Poole 34. Enloe 14. Carl Smith 35. Dick McElory 15. Charles 36. Boyd Luter 16. Randy Millard J7. Mike Sappinton 17. Charles Woods 38. Billy Luter 18. Ned Walton 39. Ed Cheshire 19. Kelly Swain 40. Dr. P. Jones 20. Jack Lee 41. Dr. H. Lewis 21. Kenny O ' neal 240 Chi Epsilon Dedicated to ihc purpose of maintaining and promoting the status of Civil Engineering as an ideal profession, Chi Epsilon was organized to recognize the char- acteristics of the individual Civil Engineer deemed to be funda- mental to the successful pursuit of an engineering career, and to aid the development of those charac- teristics in the Civil Engineering student. Engineering, the applica- tion of scientific principles to the practical needs of society, is as- suming a constantly increasing re- sponsibility for the physical well- being of all people, and thus call- ing for competence of a high order. L. to r, Row 7. ). Sigman, Pres., O. (amaledine, A. McClendon. Row 2: C. Mann, ). Dawsey, V. Pres., W. Allred, ). Bittner, C. Middleton. Row 3: G. Bardwell, R. Hunter, B. Knesal, C. C. Hamby, L. Clark. Row 4: C. Mays, H. Garretson, R. Ham, S. Spradling. Row 5: H. Webb, C. Nickles. The Mississippi State Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers is composed of under- graduates at all levels of study in Civil Engineering. The objective of the chapter is to help Civil Engi- neering students enrich their college courses by beginning those professional contacts and associa- tions which, continued through life, are so valuable to the practicing engineer. Each year the mem- bers of ASCE can attend conventions of the ASCE on both the state and national levels. On the cam- pus the student chapter sponsors monthly programs featuring speakers on both technical and non- technical subjects. ASCE L. to r.. Row 7: Dr. Sinno, Adv., W. Aired, Sec, J. Rigby, V. Pres., C. Nickles, Pres. Row 2: J. Hamilton, J. Vance, B. Holmes, J. Norwood, E. Trahan, R. Foster, C. Mann. Row 3: R. Lee, ). George, ). Owen, R. Ham, E. Boyer, S. Spradling, ). Bittner. Row 4: T. Rayburn, G. Mays, H. Webb, W. McCain, M. Hunt, C. Mid- dleton, J. Sinman, D. Jackson, T. Temple, J. Walton. 241 Alpha Zeta The Fraternity of Alpha Zeta was established November 4, 1897, at Ohio State University. Alpha Zeta was founded neither as an honorary society nor as a social fraternity, but as an honorary professional service fraternity. The fraternity ' s main objective is the promotion of agri- culture in its broad concept, while encouraging and devel- oping its actual and potential leadership. Burkett, one of the founding fathers of the fraternity once said, The spirit of the fraternity was to give, not to receive; to serve, not ourselves, but the agricultural body, the whole cause of higher agricultural education and in every way possible all people engaged in the profession of agriculture. This ex- emplifies the characteristics needed by all members of Alpha Zeta. To be eligible for regular membership, one must be a male student in some field of agriculture, rank in the upper 2 5 of his academic class, and have completed three semesters of college work. 1. M. Wilson 2. R. Graham 3. W. Oakley 4. ). Edwards 5. J. Doss 6. S. Ayers 7. K. Cummings 8. B. Stokes 9. S. Simpson 10. L. Wilson 11. R. Jordan 12. ). Smith 13. B. Garbo 14. S. Edwards 15. A. Earnhart 16. D. Sinclair 17. ). McPhail 18. L. Temple 19. ). Grace 20. ). Tingle 21. ). Moore 22. A. Myers 23. A. Morgan 24. K. Pittman 25. |. Stephenson 26. C. Rounsaville 27. E. Threadgill 28. D. Mervine 29. ). McCully 30. H. Fulton 31. M. Weaver 32. ). Soborne 33. A. Turner 34. J. Teaford 35. S. Brandon 36. T. Florence 37. M. Sanders 38. R. Moore 39. C. Thomas 242 Above: A. Morgan, Chancellor; A. Turner, Treas.; B. Stokes, Pldge. Trainer; J. Doss, Censor; J. Edwards, Scribe; K. Pittman, Chronicler. Below: Adviso- ry Committee: Dr. E. D. Threadgill, Dr. K. L. Cummings, Dr. Mercuvine, Dr. C. H. Thomas. Pledge Class: 12. B. Cordon 1. B. Stokes 13. M. Allison 2. ). Bouton 14. B. Cresham 3. T. Moore 15. M. Burchfield 4. D. Pickering 16. B. Kennedy 5. K. Wiseman 17. J. Harris 6. D. Laughlin 18. R. Coker 7. M. Biggers 19. |. Bush 8. N. Arrington 20. S. Fowler 9. T. Eaves 21. ). Stewart 10. D. Anderson 22. B. Tomlinson 11. G. Barber 243 Army R.O.T.C. The Counterguerrilla Detachment is a volunteer organi- zation that is open to all interested cadets. It is organized to train cadets in counterguerrilla operations, counterin- surgency, escape and evasion, map-reading, infantry weapons, patroling, use of the compass, hand-to-hand combat, physical conditioning, and to develop self-reli- ance, confidence and leadership in the individual. A large part of the instruction is presented by the Ad- vanced Cadets that are in the Counterguerrilla Detach- ment. This serves a dual purpose: it not only furnishes in- struction on the subjects mentioned above but also gives the advanced cadets more training in methods of instruc- tion and leadership. In addition to the training mentioned above, the de- tachment receives training from the 20th Special Forces Group of the Mississippi National Guard. This includes training in airborne operations and special forces opera- tions. The advanced course of study in the ROTC is de- signed to develop self-assurance, personal discipline, physical stamina, poise, bearing and acceptance of re- sponsibility. Classroom instruction in basic problems, in small-unit leadership, military teaching principles, branch- es of the Army, military tactics, communications, interna- tional defense and development assist in accomplishing these objectives. Top, front, I. to r.: Captain Tommy Youmans, MSII Instructor; Major Jerry Thomas, MSI Instructor; Major Ken Williams, MSIII Instructor; LTC Charles Spen cer, MXIV Instructor. Second: SP5 David Hanna, Administrative Specialist; MSC Horace Edwards, Rifle Team Coach; SFC Harry Polk, Supply Sergeant MSC William Cain, Operations Sergeant. Center: Colonel Forbes, ROTC Professor of Military Science. Below, first row: J. Caldwell. Second: J. Pitts, P. Stu art, C. Hahn, P. Jones, J. Young, H. Mixon, D. Rosamond. Third: D. Stafford, E. Mobley, J. Huerkamp, P. Flagge, B. Wells, J. Franck, J. Stephenson, R. Hamil ton. Fourth: N. Jarragin, A. Anderson, J. Beoddy, J. Radvanyi, J. Kinney, C. Brewer, C. Tubb, J. Lancaster. Fifth: P. Tucker, L. Gatlin, C. Mossina, M. Hollo way, B. Triplett, D. Scott. 244 Sophomores L to r., front: D. E. Jones, K. L. Massey. Second: C. D. Walker, A. ). King, W. L. Knott, C. T. Douglas, A. E. Godwin, T. H. Saterfiel, T. E. Tucker. Third: C. R. Faureau, W. C. Jee, W. Pittman, ). E. Green, V. L. Irby, R. L. Simmons, T. L. Williams. Fourth: G. Butts, W. L. Waller, L. G. Spoon, S. L. Wells, S. M. Vincent, E. T. Cheshire, J. R. Johnston. Fifth: L. Tressler, J. D. Cochran, D. P. Robinson, M. E. McCormick, H. O. Farrish. Freshmen L to r., front: G. Abihider. First: D. Senften, M. Triplett, R. Blue, J. Hutchins, W. Oakley, L. Harlan, D. Hendrix, G. Wallace, L. Townswend, A. Kelly, J. Baker. Second: Parrish, O ' Brien, Pierce, L. Schmidt, Burrell, McLaren, J. Evans, M. Powers, M. Harkins. Third: G. Ronnsaville, Walker, Ware, Arnold, Purcell, Parks, B. Benyo, Norris, C. Kelly, Krohn. Fourth: Parkins, Yarbrough, T. Stanfield, Spearman, L. Bellah, T. Matthews, Bailey, Alford, Ross, R. Gibbens. Fifth: Hughes, Bender, Adams, Czerwinski, Chapin, Savelle, C. Thomas, S. Thornton, Bearden, C. McKinney, Fondren. 245 Juniors L. to r., front: W. D. Jee, ). R. Anglin, F. W. Davis, F. A. Nichols, R. T. Millard, K. Koenig, J. Latimer, W. M. George, B. C. Bozeman. Second: ). Dearing, B. R Stokes, W. P. Abbott, W. M. Crawford, F. A. Runnels, T. R. Parks, R. C. Westerfield, R. A. Flint. Third: W. Baggett, ). H. Box, F. M. Sutphen, ). M. Randall, M L. Edwards, F. L. Temple, J. L. Rockett, R. D. Herring, J. Teaford. Fourth: R. Barnes, J. E. Hamlin, J. Easterly, C. Hagan, R. H. Maynard, R. A. Walker, M. W. Mil- ler, W. H. McCain, ). R. Hamilton, D. Beasley, ). Dow. Fifth: E. Barkemeyer, R. Payne, S. Shanks, J. Thomas, D. Gammon, ). Hilkert, ). Hill, K. Stewart, Street. Scabbard and Blade L. to r., first: ). Anglin, F. Davis, J. Hill, Jo Ann Clark, F. Nichols, K. Koenig, R. Millard. Second: D. Gee, F. Sutphen, ). Hilkert, K. Stewart, ). Teaford, ). Hami ton. Third: J. Young, ). Hutchins, L. Townsend, ). Latimer, K. Massey. Fourth: E. Barkemeyer, M. Randle, |. Thomas, C. Hagan, D. Beasley. 246 Above: Officers: First row: C. Stanton, ). A. Clark, S. Tucker, L. Stone. Sec- ond row: K. Hillman, S. Webb, M. Barrentine. Third row: P. Paxton, M. L. Duplain, J. Thompson. Right: Scotchguard pledges: First row: S. Thomp- son, S. Speed, ). Brookshlre, D. Baker, S. Robertson. Second row: D. Daw- sey, B. A. Luter, D. Click, K. Dotson. Third row: A. Reed, J. LaBerge, D. Moore, C. Harmount. Scotch Guard The Scotch Guard was established on the Mississippi State University campus, March 3, 1969. This organization is dedicated to promoting citizenship, rendering service to the University, and establishing interest in the United States Army and the Reserve Officers ' Training Corps Pro- gram and Mississippi State University. In their distinctive uniforms of kilts and tartans, the members of the Clan are easily distinguished among the student body. The adopted plaid is symbolic. It is an interwoven maroon and green with maroon representing the maroon and white official colors of Mississippi State University and the green, the color noting the uniform of the United States Army. While acting as sponsors for the corps of cadets as well as official hostesses for the Reserve Officers Training Corps, the members of the Clan find many opportunities to display their abilities in worthwhile civic and school- sponsored projects. Above: Scotchguard Activities: First row: K. Hillman, C. Stanton, ). A. Clark, L. Stone, E. Thompson. Second row: M. Williams, J. Thompson, A. Percy, M. Barrentine, S. Tucker. Third row: J. Lee, P. Agnew, M. Luke, M. L. Duplain, P. Paxton, S. Webb. 247 MSU Rifle Team 1. Mike Kinney 2. Stan Marks 3. Billy Wells 4. Wesley Trevett, Captain 5. Mike Holloway 6. MSC Horace Edwards, Coach 7. Roy Blue 8. John Bertram Thompson 248 The student chapter of the Society oi American Military ngineers is an association in which engineering students nd other interested persons join together to increase heir know ledge n( the public interest in the engineering otential ot the United States for the nation ' s security. The ociety has a membership of 27,000 throughout the world nd presently consists of 127 local professional posts and 8 student posts in engineering colleges. It was founded allowing World War I, in which engineers of the Army nd Navy had served with thousands of civilian engineers, II dedicated to the National defense. The Mississippi ■tate University Chapter was organized in the spring of 968 and is sponsored by the Vicksburg professional post, he major activities of the organization include inviting listinguished speakers to the campus as well as conduci- ng visits to points of interest throughout the Southeast Jnited States. Society of American Military Engineers First row, left to right: |im Young, Bennie Holmes, Keith Koenig, Howard Mixon, Ltc. Spenser. Second row: Rodney Bond, Harold Donald, Louis Bornman, Steve Cole. Third row: Tom Stanfield, Stephen Shepard, Robert Triplett. 249 Baptist Student Union The purpose of the Baptist Student Union on the Mississippi State University campus is to provide a well balanced spiritual ministry as a supplement to the purely academic disciplines of the University — a ministry sponsored and directed by Baptists, but most cordially open to all Mississippi State students who wish to par- ticipate. The program of BSU includes vespers and noondays in the Baptist Student Center, frequent times of social and fellowship activi- ties, annual emphasis upon basic life choices, seasonal observances (Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter), mission trips, Bible study, counseling, seminars, music, drama, retreats, and a special ministry to International students. The promo- tion of the BSU program, while given guidance by a professional staff, is directed by a student- chosen series of BSU councils — the Executive Council and Freshman Council. 250 Freshman Council 1. Beth Ann Luter 2. leanenne Kirkpatrick 3. Richard Harvey 4. Carl Wallace 5. Cuyton Turner 6. David Rogers 7. Calvin Kelly 8. )immy Ross Top: The Fishermen — BSU folk group. Left: Wednesday noonday. Executive Council 1. M. Edge 2. ). Cooper 3. B. Burnham 4. S. Bradshaw 5. J. Brawell 6. ). Herring 7. D. Johnsey 8. W. Fults 9. P. Presley 10. ). Harper 11. B. Kelly 12. |. Smith 13. B. Baker 14. L. Townsend 15. D. lones 251 Beta Alpha Psi Beta Alpha Psi, founded on February 12, 1919, at the University of Illinois, is a professional and honorary accounting fraternity. Beta Kappa, the 54th chapter was installed at Mississippi State Uni- versity 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 median between professional men, instruc- tors, students, and others who are interested in the development of the study or professional of ac- countancy; to develop high moral, schoJastic, and professional attainments in its members; and to encourage cordial relations among its members and the profession generally. 1. James Parks, President 17. Thomas Norwood 35. Tim Cox 2. David McClure, 18. Billy Boone 36. James Browning Treasurer 19. Fred Nichols 37. Robert Heath 3. Beverly Holden, 20. )ohn Temple 38. Charles Scruggs Secretary 21. Joseph Smitherson 39. Joe Hodges 4. Mark Smith, Vice-Pres. 22. James Ferrer 40. Aubrey Holder 5. Leah Trawick 23. Donald Mathison 41. Bobby Newell 6. Frank Montfort 24. Norris Edmonds 42. William L. Cross 7. Mike Hawkins 25. Ronnie Parker 43. Billy Simmons 8. Charles Bryan 26. Joe Coble 44. W. W. Littlejohn 9. Harvey Trapp 27. Rodney Brower 45. Scotty Wofford 10. Mike Crowder 28. Max Warren 46. Hoyt Owens 11. Albert Spears 29. John Harmond 47. Kitty Worrell 12. Pat Sandel 30. Brenda Hood 48. Dora Herring 13. Harold Wilson 31. Charles Seawright 49. Lumas Toler 14. Rusty Varado 32. Dianne Hollingsworth 50. David Dotter 15. Lydia Edwards 33. Maury Russell 51. Dianne Duke 16. Patsy Matthews 34. Thomas Buttross 52. Kelly Swain 2i2 Circle K The Circle K Club is not a social fraternity; it is a service organization for college men operating on the MSU cam- pus related to Kiwanis International. As a leadership and character-building group, Circle K helps to develop future leaders and citizens whose philosophy is founded on free- dom, initiative, the American and Canadian heritage, and unselfish service to others. The Club during the previous years has served soft drinks, donated and erected the bronze cast BULLY in front of the Union, and has been instrumental in starting a Starkville Key Club. Also the club has donated funds and time to various charities such as the Community Day Care Center and Red Cross. Through these activities, the Club hopes to develop the character of each member and to provide an example for the cam- pus and the community. William Mattox President Bo Kelly Vice-President Butch Slaughter Secretary Lee Harlan Treasurer Dr. )ohn Herring Advisor Dr. Henry Nash Advisor 1. K. Johnson 21. S. Bearden 2. L. Wingate 22. C. Curtis 3. D. Rutland 23. D. Dowdle 4. T. Mikosz 24 S. Worley 5. J. Davis 25. W. Mattox 6. L. Harlan 26. K. Swain 7. H. Cleveland 27 B. Fountain 8. ]. Bryan 28. C. Singleton 9. R. Newell 29. K. Mosley 10. A. Williams JO. B. Kelly 11. R. Smith J1. ). Ware 12. S. Edwards 32. B. Waller 13. B. Atkinson J3 C. Dockery 14. |. Catledge 54. R. Jordan 15. L. Holiday 35. L. Demuth 16. M. Jackson 36 B. Martin 17. S. Mattox J7. K. Krohn 18. ). Mitts 38. D. Robertson 19. B. Slaughter 39. B. Robinson 20. S. Prosser 40. R. Rutland 253 Alpha Psi Omega and Blackfriars Blackfriars 1, Helen Hancken, sec.-treas. 16. Clyde Harthcock 2. Kathy Rouse, president 17. Lou Rains 3. Dr. Cunetto, spc nsor 18. Sharon Tumbee 4. Charlotte Harve ' , vice-pres. 19. Thomas Gain 5. Mary |o O ' Leary historian 20. Pat Hurington 6. Gary Bunch 21. Charlotte Carlson 7. Judy lohnston 22. Barbara Houston 8. Shari Bulingsly 23. Laura Griffith 9. Barbara Kelley 24. Ray Jordon 10. Teresa )ohnson 25. ]o Nelle Smith 11. Jean Scott 26. Clay Caver 12. Sue Hinton 27. Melissa Heard 13. David Cardwell 28. Chuck Hill 14. Sandra Williams 29. )oe Weston 15. Rick Reinbold « M 254 Blackfriars Drama Society, founded in 1957, is named for the celebratecJ Elizabethan theatre in which a number of Shakespeare ' s plays were pre- sented. The purpose of the organization is to stimu- late, organize, and further interest in dramatic activi- ty on the university campus. Blackfriars membership is open to all students in the University and may be earned by frontstage or backstage work, and mem- bers who earn sufficient points are eligible for mem- bership in Alpha Psi Omega, the national honorary dramatics fraternity. Above, I. to r.: Alpha Psi Omega: Shari Bil- lingsley; Kathy Rouse; JoNelle Smith, Presi- dent; Dr. D. I. Cunetto, sponsor; David Carawell, vice-president; Mary )o O ' Leary, secretary-treasurer. Action shots are from Look Homeward Angel. 255 Above: J. Doss, Pres.; R. Moore, V. P.; M. Converse, queen; D. Waller, Sec; S. Markow, Treas. Back row: R. Graham, yearbook; K. Pittman, Re- porter; B. Devour, Pledge Trainer; F. Shaw, Social Chairman; C. B. Shawver, adv. 1. K. Pittman 2. B. Breland 3. E. Barnes 4. C Morris 5. M . Converse 6. B Barnes 7. S. Carter 8. s. Merchant 9. s. Markow 10. D Waller 11. D Jones 12. S. Johnson 13. D Demuth 14. R Owens 15. C. Shawver 16. D Rogers 17. B. Bell 18. B. McKinley 19. L. Demuth 20. R. Moore 21. D Morrison 22. L. Meadows 23. I. Doss 24 G. Martin 25 M. Whitfield 26 B. Devour 27 K. Newgard 28. F. Shaw 29. R. Cornelius 30. D. Martin 31. E. McKnight 32. H. Brown 33. S. Bradford 34. R. Anderson 35. F. Dixon 36. T. Conrad 37. R. Graham 38. ). Halloman 39. C. White 40. ). Williams 41. ). Stewart 42. A. Scroggins 43. R. Sangston 44. M. Ingram 45. R. Wedgeworth 46. W. Woolrell 256 Block and Bridle SWQPZDt jk CARDINAL Since the establishment of MSU chapter of the Block and Bridle Club, the club has challenged its members with three objectives. These objec- tives are the promotion of Animal Husbandry, the promotion of a high scholastic standard, and the promo- tion of a closer relationship among the men pursuing some phase of An- imal Husbandry as a profession. The Club continues to hold the Junior College judging Contest, the Little Inter-National Show. The AQHA-NCHA approved horse show, club livestock and meats judging contest, spring barbecue, and a rodeo. Representing our University at regional and national judging con- tests are the Meat Judging and Live- stock Judging teams, sponsored by Block and Bridle. Awards are presented at the annu- al spring banquet to Livestock Man of the Year, Outstanding County Agent of the Year, and Honorary Member. 257 Development Foundation Over one million dollars in contributions for the 1970-71 period gave the Mississippi State University Development Foundation its second largest yearly total since its organi- zation in 1962. The donations, totaling $1,004,327.58, came from 1,493 contributors. This compares with 1966-67 when 1,104 donors gave a record $1,111,497.15, which included a one million dollar land gift from another MSU alumnus, E. B. Dutch McCool. His $500,000 contribution will be tacked onto a legislative appropriation of $1,500,000 to provide a new home for the College of Business and In- dustry. An additional $90,000 given by Mr. McCool will be used to light the baseball field. These periods mark the highlights in the Foundation ' s efforts to provide the private funds needed for Mississippi State to continue to lead as Mississippi ' s most dynamic university. All told, the Foundation ' s work — begun almost a decade ago — has yielded $3,517,528.94 in funds that the University would not otherwise have had available. The 7,449 men and women who have enrolled in the founda- tion ' s program can look with pride at the progress being made by Mississippi State, for they have played a signifi- cant part in that growth. George D. Perry President . E. Red Ruffin Vice-President • • D. M. Allen Secretary L. F. Mallory Treasurer The television lounge in McArthur Hall, MSU ' s handsome athletic dormi- tory. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Dutch McCool of Memphis, who con tributed $500,000 toward the proposed new business am industry building, to be called McCool Hall. 258 Senator John C. Stennis, in whose honor the Development Foundation is raising funds to establish the )ohn C. Stennis Chair in Political Science. Mississippi State University ' s new administration building, named in the honor of the late H. E. Slim Allen. Much of the growth is elusive in terms of measurability, for it can only be sensed and not seen. In definition, this progress could be termed as added prestige and an atmo- sphere which imbues young scholars with the spirit to in- vestigate, inquire, and explore new realms of knowledge. Such an atmosphere distinguishes truly great centers of learning from their mediocre counterparts. Nourished by teachers with dedicated purpose and by administrators with an appreciation of the value of research to comple- ment the teaching program, this atmosphere is further nurtured by outstanding lecturers and eminent authorities whose ideas feed young, fertile minds. Such catalysts to learning have been furnished by De- velopment Foundation funds, which countless times have been used to retain valued faculty members through salary supplements and to obtain desired new additions to the staff. It is the foundation ' s money that supports the vari- ous lecture programs on campus, an undisputed boost to the total educational development of MSU students. These stimulants are some of the components of a great university, but there must be suitably designed buildings, properly equipped laboratories, and adequately stocked li- braries to foster the learning processes. In this respect, the Foundation ' s success can be more explicably measured, for numerous physical improvements and new facilities are realities today as direct results of solicitations by the Foundation staff. Past achievement have been notable and furnish a marked sense of accomplishment, but the Foundation ' s work is too critical to pause at any length for a backward glance when the present and future needs almost stagger the imagination. Much work remains to be done to meet the challenges of the future. But through the continued faith and support of men and women like those already enrolled in the Foundation ' s program, Mississippi State University will have funds it requires to reach still higher levels of achievement. The staff of the Mississippi State University Development Foundation, Inc., includes, left to right, D. M. Allen, director; D. C. Vandevere, estate planning advisor; Arthur Davis, director-elect; and Miss Tom Womack, secretary and administrative assistant. 259 Dairy Science Club The Dairy Science Club is com- posed of students majoring in Dairy Production and Dairy Manufacturing and other students with an interest in the field. Club activities include: an annual Award Banquet held in December, Edam cheese wrapping between Thanksgiving and Christ- mas, participation in High School Day with a booth and serving Missis- sippi State University ice cream, par- ticipation in the Ag Fair and an annu- al picnic for the Club and Dairy Science Department Staff. T he Club publishes a newsletter each year to inform alumni and friends of Dairy Department doings. These activities fulfill the purpose of bringing together students with interest in dairying and acquainting them with the dairy staff and indus- try on a basis other than the class- room. Row 7, left to right: Perry Smith, Secretary; lames Edward, Vice-President; William Oakley, President; Mike Bouchillon. Row 2: William H. McGee, Advisor; Charles Eaves, Treasurer; )immy Webb, Ver- non Pruitt, Mac Walker, James Moore, E. W. Custer, Advisor. Elder Statesmen The Elder Statesmen is a group of campus leaders organ- ized for the purpose of promot- ing Christian fellowship and understanding between all groups in the university com- munity. Membership is limited to thirty members of the junior and senior classes. The club holds weekly dinner meetings, with films, informative speak- ers, and discussion sessions fea- tured as programs. Left to right, Row 1: H. Hughes, B. Kimbrough, M. Hazard, A. Walker, G. Spraggins, Doug Mauldin. Row 2 P. Fisher, K. Bruce, D. Craig, J. College, D. Ferris. Row 3: S. Brandon, P. Summers, B. Smith, T. Darnell, D Cornwell, D. Kelly. Row 4: R. Chapman, C. Bush, W. Ueltschey, B. Gregory, J. Nelson, J. Bouldin, D. Pillow D. Armstrong, Dr. Dodd. 260 Entomology Club First row: H. Gebremedhin, M. Harnon, R. L. Combs, M. Poole, H. Fulton, .. M. Skelton. Second row: L. )ech. H. Chambers, R. Roth, D. Fabacher, O. VI. Baughman, C. Andrews, R. McCarty, ). R. Broome, R. Dalton, ). Hamer, H. B. Green, R. Clanton. Third row: C. A. Moore, B. R. Norment, F. G. Mar- vvell, H. N. Pitre, F. G. lones, C. A. Wilson, J. Worley, D. Whitfield, J. Fownsend, D. G. Holder, J. Jarrett. The Entomology Club affords its members an opportuni- ty to broaden their scope in the field of entomology through informative lectures by guest speakers and an in- terchange of personal ideas. The organization publishes a yearbook, The Maroon Probosics, which summarizes the yearly events of the En- tomology Department. The Entomology Club, which meets monthly, sponsors a social event each semester. Forestry Club The Forestry Club is an organization open to forestry students at Mississippi State University. The club was established in 1948 to promote fellowship among forestry students, to create interest in forestry fields, and above all to develop a profes- sional attitude among forestry students. The club ' s fund-raising projects include firewood cutting, carried out on Blackjack Plantation. Among the social events sponsored by the club are the Smoker and an outdoor supper. The highlight of each ear is the annual Field Day. The winners of each event go to the Association of Southern Forestry Schools Conclave which will be held at Oklahoma State during the spring of this year. At the bimonthly meetings, members have the opportunity to oroaden their knowledge through informative lectures presented by guest speakers. First row: M. Webb, R. West, K. Stocker, R. Smtih, R. Stuart. Second row: J. Hensley, C. Gibson, M. Burris, Q. Smith, C. Hagan, L. Temple, J. Sessums, B. Brown. Third row: T. Maddox, J. Thompson, M. Nash, M. Flowers, A. Bailey, B. Truett, M. McGinnis, W. Stogner, K. Nicholas, S. Gordon. Fourth row: L. Brown, B. Hillman, R. Whitney, C. Springer, ). Harrison, F. Porter, M. Oliver, J. Foster, ). Teaford, K. Stuart, R. Cagle, M. Ruffin. 261 Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America, commonly known as the FFA, is the natio nal 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 vocational education in agriculture in the public school system of America, the FFA has be- come well known. No national student organization en- joys greater freedom of self-government under adult counsel and guidance, than FFA. Organized in November of 1928, it has served to motivate and vitalize the systemic instruction offered to students of vocational agriculture and to provide further training in agricultural leadership. 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 FFA at MSU is sponsored and supervised by the Agricul- tural Education Department. It is an extracurricular activity having its origin and root as a definite part of the pre-em- ploymen t training of teachers of vocational agriculture. 1. R. Coker 15. ). Pennington 2. B. Smith 16. K. Stringer 3. P. Sherril 17. J. Herring 4. M. Winkeljohn 18. M. Coleman 5. ). Ford 19. M. Hatcher 6. D. Sinclair 20. D. Corn 7. J. McPhail 21. T. Bonner 8. C. Walker 22. P. Webb 9. H. Ganus 23. ). Moore 10. C. Nichols 24. J. McCully 11. D. Holton 25. T. Sullivan 12. ). Williams 26. J. towery 13. R. Cornelius 27. J. Ruth 14. P. Waycaster 28. J. Alexander 262 General Agriculture The General Agriculture Club was established in 1971 in order to increase interest among the students of agriculture and to bring about a closer relationship among those pursuing some phase of Agriculture as a profession. Pictured below: J. Sabin, ). Shackelford, H. New, S. Kozisek, P. Hunter, R. Nichols, H. Cuillin, B. Cox, S. Allison, ). Pennington. Top row: Dr. C. Thomas, A. Daves, B. Freeman, C. O ' Neal, ). Lowery. Home Economics Below, 1st row: M. Love, S. Harris, B. Niernberger, Y. Rice, M. McDonald L. Kilgore. 2nd: M. Wilson, L. Jaquith, C. Webb, D. Niolet, S. Watkins, K Hony, ). Caskery, D. Cardwell, M. Luke. 3rd: C. Boyd, M. Simmons, M Mathis, M. Fontaine, S. Kozisek, K. Steel. 4th: S. Carter, ]. Sparks, C Brown, L. McLellan, M. Martin, S. Erhert, ). Mitts, M. Harned, N. Eddie- man, A. Percy, T. Hensley, F. Hurd, ). Eisel, E. Simmons, M. Converse, E Turnipseed, P. Sheely, A. Hearnberger, M. Clark, L. Minks, D. Hilmon, D Stuart, A. Collins. ideal home life for today unhampered by the traditions of the past utilization of all resources of modern science to improve the home life. freedom of the home from the dominance of things and their due subordination to ideals. simplicity in material surroundings which will most free the spirit for the more important and permanent interests of the home and of the society. India Association India Association has completed five years since it was organized in the spring of 1967. The aim of this association is to create a bond of friendship and brotherhood and to have a cultural tie between Indian Nationals and those of Indian origin and at the same time promote fellowship be- tween Indians, Americans and people of other nations. The association has the tradition of presenting many inter- esting social events which create great interest and enthu- siasm even among the non-Indians. Among many of the associations ' social events, Diwali-Festival of Lights, and India-Nite are the annual social gatherings which provide a perfect vision of the rich cultural heritage of India. This year the Association proposes to celebrate Holi-Festival of Color to add more colorful hours in the life of Indians. 1. C. Prasanna 15. S. Singh 2. S. Iyengar 16. M. Rathod 3. N. Kiran 17. Mrs. Rathod 4. B. Bharati 18. Mrs. Dewan 5. K. Ramakrishnaiah 19. P. Dewan 6. S. Singh 20. K. Chapatwala 7. T. Mishra 21. ). Patel 8. N. Shukla 22. J. Sinha 9. N. Ringwala 23. F. Williams 10. T. Dhanani 24. S. Sharma 11. H. Patel 25. R. Hindia 12. B. Patel 26. S. Patel 13. Y. Asher 27. R. Kachru 14. T. Patel 28. Mrs. Kachru 264 Industrial Education Association • l fl 1 J 1 I 1 r WrdLr vr 1 1 v I V.-l 1 ' F f ' ■ f f f 1 ; P 4P H rl ' 1j . If ISr SL y B The Industrial Education Club was established at MSU in 1950 for the purpose of developing and promoting a more positive working relationship between industry and indus- trial education with the State of Mississippi. The Industrial Education Association membership is open to anyone enrolled in Industrial Arts, Industrial Tech- nology, Trade and Industry, Technical Education or Dis- tributive Education. Each year the IEA engages in such activities as the weld- ing of cowbells for Bulldog fans, construction of a float for the Homecoming Parade, and special education projects. The Industrial Education Department has moved into a new building. This new facility is completely modernized to emphasize and promote Industrial Education. Above, left to right: C. Smith, Sec; |. Moore, Pres.; F. N. Matthews, Spon- sor; B. Randall, Reporter; T. Anthony, Pari.; R. D. Brook, Sponsor: ). Corley, v ' . P.; S. Watts, V. P. 1 P. Bordenkircher 2. R. D. Brook 3. |. Moore 4. T. Anthony 5. |. Dietz 6. R. McMaster 7. B. Randall 8. t. Sudbeck 9. S. Watts 10. M. Dixon 11. R. Rivers 12. R. lolly 13. ). Frailey 14. L. Fulton 15. F. Dearing 16. D. Farley 17. R. Waltman 18. P. Williams 19. T. Hutchinson 20. R. Mays 21. L. Sheppard 22. B. Irons 23. L. Rawls 24. M. Renfroe 25. F. N. Matthews 26. C. Smith 27. |. F. Corley 265 IEEE The constitution of the In- stitute of Electrical and Elec- tronics Engineers defines its purpose as scientific, literary, and educational, directed toward the advancement of the theory and practice of electrical engineering, elec- tronics, radio, allied branch- es of engineering, and the related arts and sciences. Means to these ends are the holding of meetings for the reading and discussion of professional papers, the pub- lication and circulation of works of literature, science, and art thereto, and any other activities necessary, suitable, and proper for the fulfillment of these objec- tives. Landscape Architecture Club Design is the arrangement of forms in space. To the Land- scape Architect the forms are plant materials, water, earth, rocks and manmade materials arranged on the earth, projecting into and defining space. Through this design process, the L.A. spaces into environments which better appeal and relate to man. The criteria by which a design is judged are: How well L.A. defines the problem, in the light of the particular space, his client ' s needs, and certain design principles. Bottom, I. to r.: Vandiver, Berry, Baxter, Chapin, Davis, Arringtor Colilon, Yates. Second: Martin, Dorrill, White, Luke, Barber, McAd ams, Tidwell, Cook, Eaves, Lindsay, Darden, Moore. Third: Down ing, Gregory, Hartline, Thompson, Graham, Willcoxon, Easter Tucker, Barnes. 266 International Club ( (iMil K fih ) A A ( I c O CO c JU 1. Narndra Shukla 2. Sunil Sharma 3. Dr. W. A. Hughes 4. Susan Ballard 5. Chumbhot Senivongs 6. Panoo Satayavibul 7. F. Amador 8. Shahis Siddiql 9. M. F. Kazmi 10. George I. Anyanso 11. E. I. Ogbu 12. Marjan Hocevar 13. Mahyuddin Mohamed 14. Joseph E. Okundaye 15. Shirly Fiord 16. Kirit D. Chapatwala 17. Surarit Sri-Arunotia 18. E. B. Dassah 19. Prachya Dhanyadee 20. Hadera Gebremedhin 21. I. T. Patel The International Club of Missis- sippi University was organized in 1967. It was organized for the pur- pose of developing and promoting understanding and unity among its members, to provide a medium of inter-cultural exchange among its members and between the club members and native students on campus and to serve as an interna- tional service organization as well as a social club. Activities of the International Club are centered at the International House, 29-31 President ' s Circle. Here, students can conduct formal pro- grams, have parties, gather for inter- national dinners, or just relax with recorded music, T.V., ping-pong or chess. Here the Executive Committee of the International Club tries to sponsor programs and create an at- mosphere which will make this for the 224 foreign students on campus truly a home away from home. 267 lonians Readers Guild Theatre may be defined as a medium characterized by two fea- tures: a text and a performance. In the traditional theatre the empha- sis is placed on the performance of the actors in their roles rather than on the actual literature. A need has been felt for a medium that emphasizes the text over the performance. This is the function of Readers Theatre. The readers try to communicate the literature in such a manner that the audience will hear the word, see the action, feel the emotion, and understand the ideas of and in the text. The ac- tion of the text should take place in the audience ' s minds, not on the stage. Readers Theatre is a Theatre of the Mind. In the past, the lonians have sponsored such productions as An Evening with Robert Frost, Thurber Carnival, Spoon River Anthology, Reading the South, Archie and Mehitabel, Reading the Ante-Bellum South, a collection of pre-Civil War literature by southern authors, and Carl Sandburg ' s The People, Yes. The lonians Readers Guild is also involved in other activities. Members of the lonians conduct a story hour for pre-school children every Wednesday morning at the Starkville Library. On Thursday af- ternoons the lonians produce experimental reading hours in the YMCA Auditorium. These programs are student-directed and many of the scripts are adapted by the students. 1. Barbara Houston 2. Emily Winbush 3. Tom Fewel 4. Kathy Rouse 5. Rae Dillion 6. Mary )o O ' Leary 7. Charlotte Carlson 8. Holly Hancken 9. Helen Hancken 10. Pat Harrington 11. Barbara Cunn 12. Gary Bunch 13. Sue Hinton Nor pictured Shari Billingsley Susan Brown Marilyn Winbush Kaye Calvert Bobby Crowson Linda Daily Ronnie Dottory Mary Love Duplain Janice Hale Cathy Harmount Clyde Harthcock Charlotte Harvey Sara Kleban Cracy Luby Carolyn Nickles Vivian Smith Donna Stockton Cindy Vaughn 268 Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi, an honor society in education, has as its purpose the recogni- tion of outstanding contributions to education. To this end it invites to mem- bership such persons as exhibit commendable personal qualities, worthy educ a- tional 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 — Melanie Anthony Vice-President — Wayne Floyd Secretary — Melinda Love Treasurer — Tommy Saterfiel Historian — David Lance Sponsor — Dean M. M. Hawkins Melanie Anthony Nina V. Bacon Lela S. Berry Mary Bestor Lois E. Blain Dan M. Bland Rebecca L. Bowen Richard D. Bowen Rebecca L. Brett Frances Briscoe Larry L. Box Sylvia Burnham lames R. Cagel, jr. An Bonita Clark Carolyn S. Clark Rachel W. Courtney Paulette Davis Sandra L. Davis Ramona R. Doggett Sonya Ezell Sarah E. Fleeman Wayne W. Floyd, Jr. Randell K. Foxworth Paulette S. Frederick Annaray T. Cassaway Marilyn Geoghega Harriet T. Graham Adelia Griffin Mary Ann Gunter Virginia Hagwood Merrill M. Hawkins Elizabeth ). Henry Louis Hutto Gloria Jenkins Charles A. Johnson, Jr. James K. Jones Evelyn Junkin David E. Lance Melinda Love Hubert Lovett Barton W. MacNeill Elaine Madison Jane A. Matthews Karen Ann MaLaurin Buddy M. Mears Margaret Mercer Sherry A. Melton David B. Moffett, Jr. Raymond R. Montgomery Mary E. Moore Linda L. Nicholson Janie Norwood Nancy Nunn Clemente D. Pangallo Georgia A. Pearson Glenda J. Puckett Van D. Quick V. Carol Ratcliff Thomas L. Richey Jonnie B. Rodgers Paul C. Rodgers Liza S. Rogers Marilyn J. Rutledge Lewis E. Ryan Tommy Saterfiel Sharon O. Scott Susan Shamburger Joan T. Smith Vicki C. Smith Kay V. Speed Karen Stevens Alice Stevenson Rebecca B. Stone Clare Strain Cynthia M. Sullivan Charlotte Thorn Patricia A. Tripled Sydney Tucker Sarah Ann Turner Sandra Gail Waggoner Sara E. Watkins Janet E. West Elizabeth White Kay Wilkinson Glenda A. Williams Janis Williams Janet R. Wilson Marian Young 269 Little Sigmas of Sigma Chi In spring 1971, Gamma Upsilon of Sigma Chi Fraternity pledged and ini- tiated thirty little sisters into their National Little Sigma organization. These thirty girls represented the first little sister pledge class, and Gamma Upsilon is extremely proud of each of them. The Little Sigmas serve the Sigma Chi ' s in various capacities both on and off campus. Little Sig- mas are the official hostesses for the fraternity at all house functions, in- cluding rush, open house, home- coming day activities, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas parties, Derby Day and the Maroon and White game in the spring. L to r., Row 7: Sassy Draper, Janice Cerache, Sandy Cowan, Cindy Mura, Ellen Spear. Row 2: Ann Thompson, Sydney Tucker, Beth Richardson, )an Richardson, Susan Shamburger, Lillian Wade, Jo Ann Lees, Sandy Davis. Row 3: Debbie Lee, Nancy Carol Turner, Belva O ' Cain, Kathy Head, Jan Coble, Kit Whitsett, Susan Turner, Cherri Tunstall. Row 4: Jane Miller, Viva Valentine. Marine Engineering Technology Society First row, left to right: Gilbert A. Cayaut, James D. Tate, Edward L. Moore, Sidney R. Sasser, George T. White. Second row, left to right: Prof. F. G. Bartlett advisor; Vance B. Henderson, president; Brooks P. Townsend, vice-pres.; W. Gary Rook, Corr. Sec; David H. Hone, treas.; Roy C. Belanger, Rec. Sec; Joe W. Janoush, Sergeant at arms; Robert P. Johnson, Joe A. Tillson, Lewis E. O ' Leary, David T. Williams, Curtis R. Smith. 270 ' irt -V ' Faculty Advisors: Dr. Joyce Ciglioni, left. Dr. Dora Herring, right. Phi Chi Theta Beta Pi Chapter of Phi Chi Theta, the first honorary business fraternity for women at State, is a part of the oldest women ' s national professional fraternity in commerce and business administration. Activities of the local chapter include: newsletters to its members and national officers, monthly dinner meetings, outstanding speakers from the business world, service projects for MSU, and initiation of honorary members selected by the chapter. At the annual Spring Banquet, Phi Chi Theta awards the National Key Award to an outstanding woman in the school of business. 1. Beverly Holden — President 2. Carolyn Stone — Corresponding Secretary 3. Monica Fratesi — Vice-President 4. Susan Markou — Recording Secretary 5. )ackie Hubbard 6. lanice Green 7. Linda Goodman 8. Betty Quin — Treasurer 9. Sherry Donohoe 10. Tonya Sparks 11. Karen Hand 12. Bernadeane Everett 13. Cathy Greer 14. Margaret Derden 15. Patrice Swearengen 16. Annelle Gunter 17. )o Ann Keith 18. Ruth Norris 19. Suzie Bryant 20. Janet Abrams 21. Paula Morgan 22. Deborah Payne 23. Donna Massey 271 Phi Beta Lambda Any postseconday student par- ticipating in a business program is eligible to join Phi Beta Lambda. Members of PBL learn how to compete honorably with their col- leagues on the local, state, and na- tional levels; how to hold offices and direct the affairs of the group; and how to work with representa- tives of other student organiza- tions. One of the chief objectives of the organization is to develop strong, aggressive leadership so that these future businessmen and women may participate more ef- fectively in the business and com- munity life of which they are a part. Members participate in fund raising projects to finance trips to state and national leadership con- ferences. The club also has guest speakers, and sponsors different projects during the year. Left to right: M. Anthony, Mrs. E. Caddis, B. Rily, President; ). McCaugh, 1st Vice-President; A. Fortenberry 2nd Vice-President; C. Waddle, Secretary; B. Hudson, Historian; S. Byrd, Parliamentarian; P. Parkerson Treasurer; P. Parkerson, Reporter; R. Ruff, R. (ones. Top of stairs to bottom: C. Magee, B. Bowen, R Doggett, T. Honeycutt, A. Brown, M. Hilbun, ). Morrison, S. Hardy, L. Mattox, M. Swords, R. Harrell, S. Ste phens, K. Robbins, N. McKebben. Physical Education Club The Physical Education Club is an Assimulation of physical education majors. Of their many functions performe throughout the year, perhaps their greatest contribution to the college is the officiating of the intramural sports. The P. I Club also sponsors the Mississippi State University Open Golf Tournament. The members of the club also benefit from th various speakers that discuss topics relating to the field of physical education. 272 Left to right, row 7. A. Vanlandingham, President; D. McCelland, Secretary; I. Lagman, Vice Pres.; Dr. D. Horn, Advisor. Row 2: S. Mathis, A. Watts, P. Rid ardson, P. Reeves, P. Vaughn, T. Callman, C. Easley, P. Cuerry. Row 3: S. Thompson, K. Thrash, ). Kemp, ). Hawk, D. Dabbs, J. West, A. Hammock, R. Fo: worth. Row 4: S. Harmon, R. Short, D. Campbell, G. Jones, R. Flint, S. Andrews, D. Sudduth, T. Courville. 1. Rixon Sommers 2. Richard Ferree 16. Ben Watters 3. Leigh Hummer 17. Ed Cheshire 4. Johnny Swayze 18. Carlos Smith 5. Steve Wilkerson 19. Tim Douglas 6. David Hemphill 20. Bobby Giles 7. Wade Jones 21. Larry Thompson 8. Bill Phillips 11. P. C. McLaurin 9. Billy Martin 23. Mike Maxey 10. Dave Gibson 24. David Kerr 11. Sledge Taylor 25, Tom Halford 12. Hamp Williams 26. John Halford 13. Tom Wiggins 27. Franklin Myers 14. Doug Dailey 28. Alan Godwin 15. Jim Barnes 29. David Barger Philo Demos Philo Demos is an honorary leadership fraternity com- posed of 30 young men from the freshman and sophomore classes. Selection for membership is based on scholarship, leadership, and potential for growth. Since its organization at MSU in 1955, Philo Demos has had as members many of the student leaders on campus, including past Student As- sociation Presidents, Reveille Editors, campus senators, and others. The club meets for luncheon every Wednes- day and has had as speakers President of the University, William L. Giles; Reveille Editor, Haden Hughes; Coach Charles Shira; and other adminstrative and student leaders. The informal atmosphere of the organization gives its members the opportunity to discuss matters that are rele- vant to MSU and to learn the mechanics of operation of such a complex institution. Moreover, wanting to actively support the functions of the University, the club has en- gaged in various service projects related to the activities of the University. 273 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Phi Mu Alpha is one of America ' s largest fraternal organiza- tions for men in areas of music. Founded in 1898 it is one of the oldest college-based professional organizations, having more than 3,000 men joining its ranks each year. One of the prime purposes of Sinfonia is to advance the cause of music in Amer- ica. Music is the common bond of our brotherhood. As our membership grows we strive to bring the importance of music to view on campus. Our members are near the core of the musi- cal groups on campus, such as the Maroon Band and the Uni- versity Chorus to mention a few. The Lambda Phi Chapter at Mississippi State was the province meeting place for Sinfonians from all over the state during Feb- ruary. During this time Sinfonians came and took part in meet- ings to exchange ideas and projects for the coming year. The weekend activities were concluded with the initiation of the fall semester pledges of each chapter. 1. Neal McKnight, Alumni Sec. 2. Wylie Evans 3. Kenny Wing, Warden 4. Mr. Thomas Wasson 5. Luther Livingston 6. Kent Wingate 7. Stokes McMillan 8. Mike McCully 9. Jimmy Key 10. Cris Ballard 11. John Thomas, Hist. 12. David Nicholson 13. Joe Dixon 14. Stanley Hayes 15. Mike Rogers 16. Roger Pruett 17. Laura Mobley, Sweetheart 18. Trey Conlee 19. Robert Whitfield 20. Steve Cohen 21. Kenny Hodges 22. John Didlake, Treas. 23. Danny Gammon 24. Frank Bates 25. Johnny Bittle 26. Wayne Floyd, Sec. 27. Al Young 28. David Lance, Pres. 274 Pi Omega Pi, national honor society for undergraduate Busi- less Education majors, was reactivated at MSU in 1966 with Dr. Catherine S. Green as its sponsor. Members of Alpha Pi Chapter nust be within the upper 35 per cent of their college class and nust have achieved an average grade of B or higher in cours- es in business and education. The theme of Pi Omega Pi is Pride in Your Profession; Opportunity to Serve; and Progress hrough Education. Pi Omega Pi Standing, I. to r.: Byrd, Parkerson, McGaugh, Nunn, Tilley, Watter- son, Parkerson. Third: Bouton, Tucker, Mc Kibben, White, Hodges, Vance, Love, Digby, Waddle. Seated: Ward, Fultz, Oliver, Hudson, McAllister, Howard, Whitlow. Front: Wycoff, Vance, Riley, Bowen. irst row, I. to r.: Beth Harris, Sister Watkins, Susan Good, Kathy Jones, Sharon Hardy, Susi Fisher, Mary Ann lofer, Susan Power, Ellean Sears. Second: Bety Truitt, Ann Percy, Suzanne Bradley, Gena Greenlear, Leah rawick, Mary Ann Lewis, Louise Rogers, Karen Lewis, Susie Hollinger, Melanie, Trevillion. Third: Daryl Click, usie Healy, Carly Sims, Jane Hawkins, Barry McGregor, Peggy Mitchell, Beverly Knight, Carol Graffer, Clare train, Penny Fielder, Ouida Evans, Angie Reed, Joy Cadenhead, Lynn Lott, Betsy Kimbrough, Pam Perry. ourth: Betty Black, Ava Fleming, Boo Webb, Rebecca Simmons, Sissy Stallings, Marsha Wedgeworth, Sandra err, Beverly Dean. Little Sisters of Minerva 275 Pi Sigma Epsilon 1. Patsy Pierce 2. Cindy Holmes 3. Patrica Swearengen 4. Mitzi Anthony 5. jerry Dulaney 6. Lee Asher 7. Bill Landers 8. jack Lee 9. Stanley Ayres 10. Don Dowdle 11. Dr. Henry Nash 12. Mr. Charles Golden 13. Bo Kelly 14. Ronnie Andrews 15. Bill Rutledge 16. Raymond Seid 17. Nicky Nicholson 18. Robert Farish 19. Charlie Coleman 20. James Wedgeworth 21. Mr. R. C. Cate 22. Ken Anderson 23. jim Smith 24. William Archer 25. Rod Roberts 26. Tom Halford 27. Michael Shields 28. Rom Flowers 29. Jim Pfeiffer 30. Don Bradley 31. Mr. Gene May 32. Mr. Ridge Thomson 33. Mr. Clemens Reiss Pi Sigma Epsilon is a professional fraternity for those who are interested in marketing, sales manage- ment and selling as a career. Our meetings are on the first and third Thursdays of every month, the latter is always a dinner meeting, at which we usually have a speaker. Our other main activity is a sales project which helps to finance any other activities we might have, including sending a number of members to the national convention every spring. Membership is open to any male undergraduate who is interested and willing to attend the meetings and take part in the chapter ' s various activities. pi ■ ffv - ml _ H ■• ,, % W roV ii4«%J WH f m -.a j k Km H 1 i . V £ K l - W 1. Tommy Moore 15. Stanley Doggett 2. Henry Welch, Pres. 16. Bill Caver 3. Shirley Pearson 17. Douglas Schultz 4. Keith Wiesman, Vice-Pres. 18. Ben Dilworth 5. Carl Wallace Nor pictured 6. Scott Varner Tom Brown 7. Danny Thornton, Sec. Phil Mangum 8. Louis Hogue Bruce Glick 9. L. |. Dressen, Adv. T. C. Chen 10. Kenneth Baker I. E. Hill 11 )erry Garrison Mike Watkins 12 Tim Waller Ralph Hurst 13. C H. Thomas Tommy Culotta 14. lames McNaughton George England Poultry Science Club The Poultry Science Club is an organization to increase the students interest in poultry and related fields. The club encourages close faculty-student relationship by direct contact with faculty and students. The club sponsors The Embryo, a yearbook edited by the student members. Circulation of The Embryo this year will be 400 copies. A barbecue is sponsored by the club for stu- dents majoring in Poultry Science, General Agriculture, and the faculty each semester. Meetings serve as a place for students and faculty to dis- cuss problems, have recreation, and to learn. 277 Pre-Med The Mississippi State Pre-Med Club was founded on the campus of Mississippi State University in the spring of 1969. Th purpose of this organization is to provide up-to-date medical information to all interested students; to show the impor tance of medicine in the state today; and to seek answers to questions, and solutions to problems confronting intereste students. The club also served to stimulate and maintain interest in the field of medicine. Activities of the club include monthly meetings, sponsoring special projects such as the Rubella Project, and helpin with campus blood drives. This year the club will sponsor a campus-wide drug survey. The survey will be highlighted witl a convention on the Mississippi State campus featuring a national speaker. The convention will occur in the spring and wi be attended by pre-med students from schools all over the state. 1. Dan Tom 16. Mike Crecink 2. Ann Hicks, Sec. Treas. 17. Bob Myers 3. Derryl Wheeler, Pres. 18. Carl Jacobs 4. Frank Dowsing, V. Pres. 20. Kent Kyzar 5. Peggy Tucker 21. Steve Geno 6. Claudia Hicks 22. Bill Coodin 7. Eddy Rigdon 23. lames Hover 8. Ralph Puckett 24. Bill Temple 9. Robert Flanagan 25. Bill Lewis 10. John Radvanyi 26. Dr. Michelson, Advis 11. Fred Smith 27. Dr. Longest, Advisor 12. Robert Davis 28. James Hebert, III 13. Sammy Ashley 29. Wayne Caswell 14. Barton Turner 30. James Green, III 15. George Waddel 278 Pre Veterinary Club The Pre-Veterinary Club, composed of students in preveterinary medicine who wish to qualify for admission to profes- ional colleges of veterinary medicine, was established at MSU in 1963. The Club is a major instrument for informing those nterested in veterinary science of the major opportunities available in the field. Since Mississippi does not have a schoolof ' eterinary medicine, a five semester pre-veterinary curriculum is offered to students who wish to qualify for admission to professional college of veterinary medicine. The Club is valuable in furnishing its members with information concerning plan of the Southern Regional Education Board to admit, annually, sixteen students from Miss, to the school of veterinary cience at Auburn University. This year the Veterinary Science Club is having speakers from all phases of Veterinary work, o let students see that there is other work in the veterinary science degree besides clerical work. 1. ). Blue, Adv. 14. R. Gardner 2. M. Moore 15. L. Gandy 3. H. Wade 1 6 H. Thompson 4. K. Kueven 17. M. Wilson 5. P. Hoover, Sec. 18. R. Elliot 6. K. Lane 19. D. Kenney 7. ). Home 20. L. Chapman 8. N. Anderson 21. D. Allen 9. B. Sumrall 11. J. Williford 0. R. McWhirter 23. B. Anderson 1. R. Vincent 24. ). Alexander 2. C. Anderson, Pres. 25. H. Maxwell 5. J. Tadlock 279 Seated, left to right: K. Templeton, Corr. Sec; ). West, V. Pres.; L. Mobley, Pres.; E. Winbush; C. Mills; L. Stone, Editor. Standing, left to right: F. Murphrei K. Mitchell; P. Paxton; S. Parkinson, Sgt.-at-Arms; S. Hollinger; D. Ball; L. Carlson; |. Shook; S. See; ). C. Nazary, Rec. Sec; K. Wheeler; ). Simpson, Chaplaii Sigma Alpha lota Sigma Alpha lota is an international professional music fraternity, dedicated to furtherin the cause of music all over the world. S.A.I., through different funds and foundations pre motes scholarships, helps new young composers, provides musical equipment for underpriv leged countries, and does many other similar things. Members of the music society served as ushers at some of the musical programs on carr pus. They served at some of the functions of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia-professional men ' s musi fraternity. Members of the group performed at a ladies ' club meeting, and they also went cai oling with Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia one Christmas to all the homes of the music faculty, and t president Giles ' home. Propbenders Propbenders is an organization within Air Force ROTC. Membership is open to all pilot and navigator category cade who are in the POC, on scholarship or are designated applicants. The purpose of the propbenders is to promote and further the understanding and goodwill of future pilots and navig tors of the Air Force, with the idea in mind that as future Air Force officers, they will hold high the fellowship and learnir that are to be undertaken. We shall not let the past hamper us in building a better AFROTC, Air Force, and world. Left to right: M. Clay, Pres.; ). Willingham; T. Keating, V. Pres.; |. Callens; Susan Turner, Sponsor; N. Stefens; D. Abston; C. Bryant; L. Hearn; D. Romingf M. )arrel, Sec-Treas.; C. )arrel. 280 SAM The Society for the Advancement of Management, the recognized national professional organization of managers in industry, commerce, government, and education, has been dedicated to the advancement of management and of management personnel since 1912 when the original Taylor Society was established. The University Chapters are dedicated to the develop- ment of tomorrow ' s managers today. Over 200 chapters have been chartered in leading colleges and universities in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and Iraq. The Society for the Advancement of Management each year, through its many plant tours and speakers has pro- vided a bridge for the business student, between the theo- retical training of the University and the practical world of business and management by bringing together executives in business and students preparing to go into business. These activities, in association with business executives, provide students with an insight into the actual practice of the management profession and further the growth of all students, regardless of their academic major, by stimulat- ing their thinking, widening their knowledge, broadening their outlook, and developing an understanding of the problems of business and an appreciation of the free, pri- vate, competitive enterprise system. Above: Dr. Paul H. Pietri, S.A.M. Faculty Advisor. Officers at left: Jack Garrard, Chairman membership committee; Doug Allgood, president; Kenneth Massey, Secretary-treasurer; jo Ann Keith, chairman publicity committee; Bill Moore, vice-president; Warren Wolski, chairman ar- rangements committee. L. to r., back row: William Moser, Terry Heatherly, Rick Crier, Allen Brown, Mike Shields, Clyde Duncan, Eddie Morton, Victor Birdsong, James Crosby, Ronald Thorne, Chris Hills, Julius Worley, Richard Walters, Creig Griffin, Ron Loggans, Haden Hughes. Middle row: Ronnie Andrews, Ron Howe, Ray- mond Seid, Frank Wells, Thomas Hutchison, Royce Hudspeth, Milton Oliver, Judy Biglane, Mike Hydrick, Roy Patton, Donna Massey, Monica Fratesi. Front row: )ohn Grafton, Kent Overstreet, Bill Lott, Jimmy Smith, Thomas Little, Sheila Sheppard, Thomas Sheppard, Walter Brown, Watts Ueltschey, Roger Reedy, Larry Mclntyre. 281 1. Fred Hill 21. Vick Birdsong 2. Bill Sage 22. Robert Flanagan 3. Lee Nutt 23. Don Dye 4. Phil Taylor 24. Cleve Barham 5. Charley Fallo 25. Teri Miller 6. Mike Smith 26. Gary Pumphery 7. lames Young 27. Michael Gorman 8. Tony Bignoli 28 Paul Potera 9. Mark demons 29. David Guravich 10. Steve Tucker 30. Porter McCartley 11. Larry Kerr 31. Tommy Trahan 12. Mike Foresman 32. Steve Potts 13. Lynn Henley 33. Mike Walters 14. Billy Knesal 34. Bruce Bagget 15. Larry Favreau Guest 35. left Braden 16. Susan Wolcott 36. Glenn King 17. Roger D. Maxey 37. Tom Dickson 18. Mary Nickerson, Advisor 38. Leo Provencher 19. Dr. T. Charles N ckerson, Advisor 39. Kurt Smith 20. Erik 40. Brijin 282 Sigma Omicron Tau Alpha Sigma Sigma Chapter Something new emerges at MSU. A new type of social organization, based on new ideas and building on new ideas. The first chapter of Sigma Omicron Tau is formed. No! Not a fraternity, but a new type of student organization. One based on a brotherhood of man, not members alone, but all men. A member- ship on a completely non-discriminatory basis. The purpose of Sigma Omicron Tau is to provide a social alternative or possibly additive to a fraternity or so- rority and to promote and stress active student in- volvement aimed at the betterment of our environ- ment, both social and physical. Yes! Getting it to- gether. Huzanga . . . Huzanga . . . Right on! . . . More SOT ' s everywhere . . . you might say, A Rare Breed, and the more, the merrier . . . parties and more parties ... an ecology project . . . yes, Merry Christ- mas to all . . . Three Dog Night . . . Growing on new ideas . . . People getting along . . . Love to all . . . We ' re all brothers and sisters . . . Let ' s show it. Qfficers Faculty Advisor — Dr. ). Charles Nickerson President — Larry Kerr Vice-President — Phil Taylor Treasurer — Roger Maxey Secretary — Thomas Dickson Founding Members — Larry Kerr, Charles Fallo, Jimmy Smith 283 Society of Petroleum Engineers The Society of Petroleum Engi- neers of Mississippi State University is a student chapter of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers. The chap- ter has received the Outstanding Stu- dent Chapter Award from AIME for three of the last four years. In a ddi- tion, it was named Most Outstanding Student Technical Society at Missis- sippi State University last year. This society exists to serve both the petro- leum industry and the petroleum en- gineering students. This year the chapter handled advanced registra- tion for the annual Fall Meeting of the Society of Petroleum Engineers in New Orleans, which was attended by approximately 6000 petroleum en- gineers from all over the world. Back, r. to I.: ). S. Allen, D. T. Oakes, C. T. Armistead, W. D. McCain, Advisor, J. M. Kirksey, W. J Howard, C. M. Cloud, T. W. Gatlin, M. P. Wright, A. E. Smith, E. L. Buttross, ). E. Thatch, R. Alman, R M. Pearce, F. L. Elliott, H. D. Allgood, Sec, C. K. Burgess, Treas., E. A. Armistead. Westminster Fellowship The Westminster Fellowship at Mississippi State University is the Presbyterian Church on the Campus. There are about 800 Presbyterian stu- dents-on the Campus this 1971-72 ac- ademic year. The purpose of the Westminster Fellowship is to aid in growth in the Christian faith while the students are preparing for their professional voca- tions. It aims to motivate students to respond to the Triune God in faith and its implications in their daily lives, confessing and witnessing to His redemptive activity in the world. Bible Studies is one of the main programs. Special emphasis is given to the person and work of Jesus Christ, to the necessity of faith in Him and application to the students ' own spiritual life and ministry on the Campus. Since last year The Rev. Lemuel C. Nascimento, a Bible teach- er, has been a very effective and an impressive teacher. L. to r.: Glenn Martin, Debby Waller, Susan Markow, Frank Cartles. 284 Social Work Club The Social Work Club strives to promote interest in social welfare and social work by acquainting mem- bers with availability of scholarships and fellowships in social work, by keeping members up-to-date on various phases of social work through speakers, mag- azines, and periodicals, made available to all mem- bers, and by dispensing information regarding sum- mer and permanent employment. 1. Debbie Mims 12. Janice Bullard 2. Jan Scott 13. Kathy Bennett 3. Cory Ross 14. Bett Smith 4. Christine Anastasio 15. Miss Margaret Swain 5. Miss Edna Ruth Davis 16. Karla Jabour 6. Joyce Hickson 17. Mary Lynn Callaway 7. Georgia Burton 18. Kay Bilbrey 8. Dianne Freeman 19. Sandi Campbell 9. Shelley Chipman 20. Ellen Craycraft 10. Donna Sudbeck 21. Bill Perrett 11. Gail Sappington 285 Theta Tau Kappa Beta Chapter Regent — lames Henry Vice-Regent — Westley Chinche Scribe — Gary Garretson Treasurer — Dorsey Higdon Theta Tau is a professional engineering frater- nity whose purpose is to develop and maintain a high standard of professional interest among its members, and to unite them in a strong bond of fraternal fellowship. Since Theta Tau is professional is nature, many of its members belong to professional or- ganizations. Theta Tau holds offices in the ASME, ANS, IEE, SAME, and the SPE. Although Theta Tau is not an honor Society, the fraternity has several members who are active in Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu, Beta Chi Epsi- lon, Blue Key and ODK. At present, members of Theta Tau make up five of the eight elected po- sitions of the Engineering Council. Several members were also instrumental in originating the student engineering magazine. THE MISSIS- SIPPI STATE ENGINEER, now on campus, and this year several members hold key positions on the staff. Although the aim of the fraternity is profes- sional, the social aspect consist of several parties throughout the year, culminated by the formal Senior Recognition Banquet in the Spring. M 286 1. Billy Chandler 23. Diego Armijos 2. Jimmy Moon 24. Kaleel Rahaim 3. lames Henry 25. Jeff Gilbert 4. Richard Vertz 26. Stan Whitfield 5. )im Holzhauer 27. Bill Bennett 6. Matt Dicks 28. Mickey Little 7. Bill Shepherd 29. Jane Berry 8. Mack Mutchler 30. Barry Royals 9. )erry Bush 31. Tom Renfroe 10. Dave Bushman 32. Gary Garretson 11. Jeff Watkins Not pictured: 12. Terry Bush Warren Hatcher 13. John Rigby Bill Johnson 14. Johnny Miller Bill Horn 15. Gary Shows Dorsey Higdon 16. Robert Seyfarth Joe Fuller 17. Edgar Holt Chester Harris 18. Westly Chiniche Stan Nalley 19. Brent Rankin Chuck Pierce 20. Kenny Williams Butch Woodley 21. Wayne Chenault Sid West 22. Ernie Buttross 287 Wesley Foundation The Wesley Foundation at Mississippi State seeks to be re- sponsive to the call of God in the university community. In doing this we share many common concerns with other Christian ministries on the campus. To more effectively min- ister to these concerns we are a part of the University Com- mon Ministry which is a cooperative effort between the ministries of the Disciples of Christ, Episcopal, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Roman Catholic and United Methodist church- es. In this context we sponsor a church service on campus, a marriage preparation seminar, the Evelyn Wood Reading Dy- namics program, a tutoring service for college students, ser- vice projects, a faculty program, a prenatal and child care course, continuing education programs for clergy, and we offer pastoral counseling for the university community. In addition Wesley sponsors a choir and a Sunday morning seminar. Our life and activity is an attempt to offer ourselves as living witnesses to Christ as Lord. 1. Diane Halford, Sec. 2. Libby Holder, Treas. 3. Denise Halford 4. Susie Moorhead 5. B. J. Maxey 6. Mike Edwards 7. Dwight Jeffries 8. Bill Atkinson, V. Pres. 9. Eddie Norris 10. Jim Ford 11. Cecil Allen 12. Beverly Baker 13. Mary Turner 14. Marilyn Windbush 15. Emily Windbush 16. Janice Green 17. Ed Curtis, Director 18. Ralph Bender 19. Mike Cloud 20. Lester Bellah 21. Dan Pickering 22. Steve Cole, Pres. 23. Harry Davis 24. Kenneth Mosby 25. Darrel Bates 26. Melvin Campbell 27. Steve Hopper 28. Arthur McKinney 29. Jerry Erickson 30. Lynn Bellah 31. Jim Lee 289 Xi Sigma Pi Xi Sigma Pi forestry fraternity was founded at the Uni- versity of Washington on November 24, 1908. It existed as a local honor society there until 1915 when, under a new constitution and executive, the Washington society was designated as Alpha Chapter and efforts were begun to af- filiate with honoraries at other forestry schools. Member- ship through the years including active, alumni, associate and honorary grads now exceeds 10,000 — a signigicant percentage of the forestry graduates in our country today. The objectives of Xi Sigma Pi are to secure and maintain a high standard of scholarship in forestry education, to work for the improvement of the forestry profession and to promote a fraternal spirit among those engaged in ac- tivities related to the forest. Each chapter of Xi Sigma Pi has its own unique programs for developing scholarship and leadership individually and generally. Forestry and social activites are encouraged through participation in projects of local forestry clubs and by special chapter projects to benefit the host school. 1. Lee Temple 2. Bud Truett, Sec.-tres. 3. Bill McKee 4. Lanny Autry 5. Gene Rice 6. Mike Sanders, sgt. Arms 7. Jim Teaford, Pres. 8. Jerry Whitaker 9. Mr. R. Robertson 10. Dr. J. E. Moak 11. John Tingle 12. Dr. H. Bhullar 13. Roy West, V. P. 290 YMCA 1. Theortis Erwin 2. Mary L. Wright 3. Cretta Eubanks 4. Deborah Sherrod 5. Jacquelyn L. Bryant 6. Gloria Johnson 7. Alvin Jackson 8. Coleman C. Wicks 9. Vick Birdsong 10. Robert L. Barnes, )r. 11. K. D. Chapatwala 12. Ken C. Trivillion 13. Fletcher Odom 14. Richard Brince 15. Eddie S. Washington 16. Dwight Presley The Student YMCA of Mississippi State University is not the traditional Y. It is instead a place to be involved with the issues, programs, and peoples of today. The Y has served as the sounding board of this university, slowly through the years taking upon itself controver- sial programs with which the university would not involve itself. It has provided a place for creative students who sought only a chance to test their ideas, a place to experiment. The Y emphasis on involvement is reflected in the student-oriented pro- grams sponsored this year. The Y has involved itself with providing diverse types of entertainment for the campus. Through the Free University programs sponsored by the Y , students may ex- press themselves in any area of interest. Among these programs have been a Human Sexuality Forum, a photography course for beginners, and a powder- puff mechanics course. The Y is in- volvement, Involvement is the Y. 291 W£wmW mtmemtmmmmmm ' : :mmmmwm m Mm tm imtm mmmmm mmmmiim •« l m  i mmifMmm mr ,, «„« • « «.«., ij; ' t $k  SE AS .-.: : ILLL . 905 ' 8$ sisa ;- .; ' ' ' ■ - r ' j I ,1 ' £ 916 9061 |t lWU) WMN« IMi '  S« iSS 9  «««si«R««SfiW «« «« i  «i  « ' ■ ■ 33SEBI 128 918 ■•wwwwwfwwumwasw S ' • ™m!semmM mmim it mm ! ™ ' $ 8flMW Q -5;W ff5SWftJW ffw Igg I m 875 865 m s Seniors ABERNETHY, PHIL B Engineering AB5TON, DONALD EUGENE Business ADCOCK. ROBERT JEFFREY Business ADCOX, |OHN W., JR. Education ACOSTINELLI, THOMAS ALLEN Engineering AHLVIN, ALIX ELIZABETH History ALLDAY, BETTY L Social Work ALLEN, |AMES ANDREW Accounting ALLEN, JAMES TERRY Education ALLEN, MAGGIE JANET Business ALLGOOD, HAROLD D Business ALLRED, GEORGE WAYNE Engineering ANDERSON, KENNETH RICHARD Marketing ANGLIN, RICHARD HARVEY, |R Engineering ANTHONY, TEDDY ALEXANDER Education ANTHONY, TOMMY VAN Education ARENTSON, ROBERT MINARD, JR. Arts Sciences ARMIJOS, DIEGO P. Engineering ARRINGTON, ALAN GLEN Accounting ASHLEY, LOUIE D., JR Education ATKINSON, THOMAS JOHN Engineering AVERY, DONALD B., JR. Education AWAD, ELIE, T. Engineering BACON, NINA VIRGINIA Education BAESSLER, RONALD HERBERT Education BAGWELL, W ILLIAM LEE Agriculture BAILEY, CHARLES PATRICK Engineering BAILEY, JAMES ANDREW Forestry BAKER, JAMES DWIGHT Business BANKSTON, MICHAEL DAVID Education BARBER, CHERYL ALLENE Business BARBER, GERALD RAY Agriculture BARDWELL, GLENN CORRELL Engineering BARKEMEYER, ERIC PAUL Agriculture BARKSDALE, J. FOUNTAIN Business BARNES, LEE GUSTER Education BARNES, PHILIP McKINLEY Agriculture BARNES, ROBERT L., JR. Arts Science BARNES, THOMAS MILO Engineering BARNETT, BECKY HUNTER Education BARNETT, WILLIAM ALLEN Engineering BARRENTINE, MELANIE MAUDE Arts Science BARRETT, KATHY LYNN Education BARTLETT, BILLY JOE Business BASSETT, JAMES RICHARD Business BATES, BUFORD BLANE Engineering BATSON, MARTHA LYNN Education BEAN, HENRY L„ JR. Business BEAN, JERRY FELIX Education BEARD, LYNTIS H. Arts Sciences BEARDEN, BILL Arts Sciences BEASLEY, DANNY J. Arts Sciences BEATTY, BETTY LOU F. Arts Sciences BEATTY, WARREN ALLAN Business Booneville West Point Ridgeland Picayune Lyon Vicksburg Tomnolen Raymond Vardaman Jackson Decatur Brookhaven Laurel Tupelo Union Conehatta Columbus Ecuador, S A. Jackson lackson Jackson Pascagoula State College lackson Starkville Eupora Meridian Oxford Lexington Stringer Ripley Starkville Brookhaven West Point Jackson Taylorsville Starkville Brookhaven Blytheville, Arkansas Mantee Newton Starkville Decatur Columbus Starkville Belmont Greenville Okolona West Point Greenville Columbus Carnwell, Mo. Pascagoula West Point 294 Seniors fcAfc. The University, I feel, cannot be too far ahead of what society wants or too far behind what the stu- dents will allow. Dr. A. W. Rodgers on dorm visitation BECK, GLENN RAYMOND Engineering Carriere BECKHAM, LEONARD DOUGLAS Arts Sciences West Point BENNETT, IAMES HUBERT Education Walnut BENNETT, NANNIE IOINER Business West Point BENTON, LELAND WAYNE Education Jackson BERDAMI, MARGARET L. Education Meridian BIGLANE, JUDY MARGARET Business Natchez BILBO, DENNIS EDWARD Engineering Starkville BILBREY, KAY L. Business Vicksburg BILLINGSLEY, DOROTHY SHARO Arts Sciences Nesbit BITTNER, JAMES NORMAN Engineering Starkville BLACKWELL, DAVID DURR Forestry Perkinston BLAKE, RICHARD C Business Tupelo BLAKELY, IAMES WILLIAM, )R Arts Sciences Grenada BLOCKER, CLARENCE RICHARD Business Edinburg BLOUNT, TERESA H Education Union BOND, IOHN P. Agriculture Memphis, Tenn. BOREN, EDNA MARIE Education Porterville BORNMAN, LOUIS GOWAN, JR. Engineering Clarksdale BOSWELL, FRANK ELLIS Business Mt. 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Plant Pathology PATEL, NATAVAR S. Civil Eng PATEL, RA|NIKANT C. Mech Engineering PATEL, SHARAD D. Aerospace Engineering PATTON, WILLIAM BOYD Agronomy PETERSON, |EFF HERMAN Ag Econ PLUEMSAB TAWEE Seed Tech POPINIGIS, FLAVIO Agronomy PORTER, CLARENCE MICHAEL Industrial Ed POWELL, NANCY ANITA Math PRASANN, A. OR. Materials Eng RAMAKRISHNAIAH, K.B. Physiology RAMSEY, A, FRANK Ag Econ RAO, A RAMACHANDRA Seed Tech RATHOD, M.S. Mech Eng REAGAN, WOODROW W , |R Finance REDNOUR, IOHN E. Engineering REED, ANNDA AUSTIN Business Ed ROBERTSON, NANCY INEZ English ROCHANAKIT, CHAITHAT Education ROGERS, WALTER ALVIN, |R. Chem Engineering Starkville Starkville Enterprise Woodville State College India Carriere Starkville Durant Gulfport India Enterprise Thailand Philippines Winterhaven, Fla. Starkville India India India lackson Starkville Brazil Starkville Starkville Covington, Tn. India Pleasant Acres India Greenville India India Kenya India India India India Starkville uunlown Monticello Thailand Brazil lackson Picayune India India Leland India Starkville lackson Pascagoula Winona Starkville Starkville Natchez 317 Graduates RONE, THOMAS JOSEPH Ag Econ Starkville ROSTRAN, ALEIANDRO Ag Econ India ROWLEY, NANCY CAROLYN Education McComb SANDERS, DENNIS RONALD Computer Science Gunnison SAPPINCTON, MICHAEL LEE Business Pontotoc SATAYAVIBUL, PANOD Seed Tech Thailand SEE, SUZANNE GLORIA Music Ed Clinton SEELING, SUSAN P. Languages Columbus SERMSAWATSRI, POONSIN Agronomy Thailand SHAH, PRAFULL C. Microbiology India SHARMA, IAGDISHCHANDRA K. Computer Science State College SHARMA, SUNIL KUMAR Industrial Eng State College SHAW, PHILIP W., JR. Civil Engineering State College SHIREY, PAUL DOUGLAS Engineering Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. SHIREY, SHARON M. Business Ed Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. SHUKLA. NARENDRA R. Geology State College SHUMPERT, THOMAS HERMAN Electrical Eng Starkville SLEVERDES, CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL Sociology Starkville SIMMONS, IAMES EDWARD Business Walterboro, S.C. SINGH, SADHU Seed Tech India SINGH, SARTAJ VIR Industrial Eng India SINHA, JOGENDRA PRASAD Seed Tech India SPEED, WILLIAM Psychotherapy Greenwood SRI-ARUNOTRI, SURARIT Entomology Thailand STAFFORD, JAMES P. Ill Civil Eng Arkadelphia, Ark. STEWART, RITA LAROSE Education Bruce STRACHAN, WILLIAM FRED Agronomy Starkville STUART, DON B. Business Admin Meridian STUART, NINA GLASGOW Sociology Starkville STUART, WOODROW B., JR. Ed Admin Starkville SULLIVAN, SUE LYNN Genetics Lexington SURAKIAT, SOMSONG Nutrition Thailand TAYLOR, WILLIAM MARION, JR. History Starkville TENNYSON, JOHN MARION Microbiology Brooksville THOMAS, RANDALL LLOYD Education Summit THOMPSON, NELSON ALFRED Physics Russellville, Ala. THUMAR, BHAGVANJI G. Microbiology India TIDWELL, ROBERT JAMES Business Starkville TIRANASAR, CHOOMPOTE Indus Eng Thailand TOWNSEND, ANDREW L. Mathematics Einona TU, MIGUEL NIENCHUN Spanish China TYRONE, CHARLES LELAND Nuclear Eng Prentiss VANICH, VISUT Education Starkville WALKER, ROBERT G. Guidance Ed Petal WALKER, WILLIAM WARREN Agronomy Hammond, La. WALTERS, JAMES R. Finance Laurel WARREN, MAX E., JR. Accounting Okolona WATSON, EARL C. Seed Tech Ellisville WATTS, ALFRED CHAPMAN Business Starkville WATTS, TUNELL B. Voc Rehab Starkville WEAVER, MARVIN FRANKLIN Agriculture Newton WEEKS, MARTHA NELL Social Studies Sturgis WILDER, HOYT B. Management Corinth WU, PING KURI Civil Eng State College 318 h r It) r 1 Undergraduates Aaron, Michael R.; Liberly; 73 Abboll, Thomas W.; Pattison; 73 Abel, Belh; Greenville; 75 Abies, Larry D.; Greenville; 73 Abies, Nancy L; Meridian; 75 Abslon, Barbara I , Wesl Point; 73 Adams, Carol S.; Indlanola; 75 Adams, Dixie L; Hughes, Ar.; 75 Adams, Henry V.; Columbus; 75 Adams, lohn R., |r.; Cedar Bluff; 74 Adams, Leon; Madison; 74 Adams, Lucy K.; Louisville, 75 Adcock, Jeffery M.; Biloxi; 74 Adcox, Virginia S.; Picayune; 75 Aden, Merritt R.; Valley Park; 75 Ahmad, Mohammad N.; Anismanzil, Lko, India; 74 Aiken, Nancy E.; Slarkville; 75 Aikens, R. Nolan; lackson; 74 Ainsworlh, Marietta; Lula; 75 Alexander, Janet E., Long Beach; 74 Alexander, Samuel R.; Terry; 73 Alford, Chen L.; Norfolk, Va ; 75 Alford, Marion G.; lackson; 75 Allen, Anita K.; lackson; 73 Allen, Carolyn A., lackson; 75 Allen, Cecil M.; Meridian; 75 Allen, Cynthia D.; Clarksdale; 75 Allen, Douglas, |r.; Biloxi; 73 Allen, Edward S.; West Point; 75 Allen, Erma A.; Starkville; 73 Allen, Eustace A.; Gulfport; 74 Allen, lames B ; Starkville; 74 Allen, Nancy K., Saltillo; 74 Allgood, Sandra K.; Bogue Chitto, 74 Alman, Rex, III; Bonita, 73 Altman, Pamela D.; lackson; 75 Amador, Francisco E , Guayaquil, Ecuador; 73 Ambrose, Michael R.; Columbus; 75 Amin, Arvnkvmar A., State College; 74 Ammann, Maureen M.; lackson; 73 Amnions, Susan L.; lackson; 75 Anders, Michael A , Gloster; 74 Anders, Teri G.; Fayette; 74 Anderson, Danny R , Starkville; 73 Anderson, lames B ; Meridian; 75 Anderson, Kay, Okolona; 74 Anderson, Ted E.; Yazoo City; 73 Anderson, Tommy N ; Macon; 74 Anderson, Walter C , |r ; Macon; 73 Anderson, Wendy S.; Taylorsville; 74 Andrews, Glen R.; West Point; 75 Andrews, lu lian M , Columbus; 74 Andrews, Obediah, Magnolia; 75 Andrews, Stanley C , Long Beach; 73 Anest, Peggy D.; Tupelo; 74 Anger, Ellen E.; lackson; 75 Anghn, )oe R.; Tupelo, 73 Anglin, Karen S.; lackson; 73 Antee, Glenn A.; lackson; 74 Anthony, Elechia J.; Preston; 73 Anthony, Mitzi E-; Fulton; 75 Apperson, Mary E , West Point; 74 Applewhite, Henry I., West Point; 75 Archer, Wendy |.; Cruger; 73 Argo, Michael A., Ridgely, Tn.; 75 Armistead, Elwyn A., Jr.; Tutwiler; 73 Armour, loe W., |r ; Byhalia; 74 Armstrong, David M.; Natchez; 73 Armstrong, Delores A., Greenwood, 74 Armstrong, Martha E , lackson; 75 Armstrong, Robert L.; Meridian; 73 Arnett, Eunice K.; Louisville; 75 Arnold, Carol E., Holly Springs, 73 Arthur, Bettye K.; Starkville; 75 Arthur, Mary R.; Houlka; 75 Ashley, Richard K.; Greenwood; 75 Atkinson, Samuel A; Laurel; 75 Atkinson, William T ; Vicksburg; 74 Atwood, Gene B.; Monticello; 75 Atwood, Vivian I.; Vicksburg; 75 Aucion, Stephanie M.; lackson; 73 Ault, David ]., Biloxi; 73 Austin, Kenneth R.; Columbus; 74 Austin, Melissa J.; lackson; 75 Avis, lames A.; Wayside; 73 Ayres, William S.; Leland; 73 Babb, lohn H.; lackson; 75 Backstrom, Belinda A,; Yazoo City; 73 Bacon, Robert A.; Aberdeen; 73 Baggett, Grady B,; Biloxi; 74 Bagley, Pat L., lackson; 75 Bailess, Catherine; Vicksburg; 75 Bailey, |udy L; Clinton; 75 Bailey, Laura C; Tupelo; 75 Bailey, Thomas L., |r.; Kosciusko; 73 Bailey, Walter H., |r.; Forest; 73 Baine, Mary ).; Bryan, Tx.; 75 Baird, Dennis W.; State College; 75 Baker, Beverly N.; Gore Springs; 74 319 Undergraduates Baker, Charles M.; Clarksdale; ' 75 Baker, Docia E.; Greenville; 75 Baker, James A.; Meridian; 73 Baker, |oe W.; New Albany; ' 73 Baker, Mary L; Starkville; ' 74 Baker, Rene E.; Ocean Springs; ' 75 Baker, Richard M.; Starkville; ' 73 Baker, Richard W.; Clarksdale; ' 75 Baker, Sally L.; Leland; ' 75 Baldwin, Elizabeth C. Greenwood; ' 75 Baldwin, Eleanor A.; Greenwood; ' 73 Bales, Daniel P.; Houston, Tx.; ' 73 Ball, Tim C; Memphis, Tn.; ' 73 Ballard, Edward S.; Louisville; ' 75 Ballard, Harry C; Starkville; ' 74 Ballard, lohn C; Ackerman; ' 73 Ballew, Ann W.; Natchez ; ' 75 Balmer, Thomas F ; Waverly; ' 73 Banks, David W.; Grenada; ' 74 Banks, Robert S.; Oxford; ' 75 Bannon, Patty; Forrest City; Ar.; ' 75 Barcellona, Bruce; lackson, ' 74 Bardin, Cynthia L.; Flora; ' 75 Bardwell, Arthur R.; Greenville; ' 73 Barfield, Walter A.; Vicksburg; ' 74 Barger, Henry O; Tupelo; ' 74 Barlow, Cornelia A.; ' 75 Barlow, Donald G ; Tylertown; ' 73 Barnard, Nancy E.; Rolling Fork; ' 73 Barnes, Barbara L; Moss Point; ' 74 Barnes, Cynthia; Greenville; ' 75 Barnes, David D.; Starkville; ' 75 Barnett, Rannie C; Mantee; ' 73 Barnette, Robert A.; Dekalb; ' 73 Barrett, Carolyn K.; Cruger; ' 74 Baskin, Peggy I.; Noxapater; ' 75 Baskin, Robert L.; Noxapater; 73 Bates, Darrel M ; Philadelphia; 73 Bates, Timothy C; Lakeland, Fl.; 75 Batson, Leila A.; Greenville; 74 Batson, Wentz A., Perkinston; 74 Baughman, Diana K.; Tupelo; 74 Baxter, H. Robert; Senatobia; 74 Baxter, Laurie L ; Bay St. Louis; 75 Beach, William D.; Starkville; 73 Bearden, Charles E.; Natchez; 73 Bearden, Michael R.; Springfield, Va.; 75 Bearden, Oland S.; Jackson; 74 Bearden, Vernon; Russellville, Al,; 74 Beasley, ludy A.; Tupelo; 75 Beasley, L. Jane; Tupelo; 74 Beck, Deborah E.; Starkville, 74 Beck, Susan J.; Starkville; 74 Beckham, Aubrey M.; Leland; 75 Beckham, lerry L.; Jackson; 73 Beeland, Jackie; Newton; 73 Behr, Stephen E.; Okemos, Mi., 73 Bern, Allen K,; lackson; 75 Belanger, Roy C; Starkville; 73 Bell, Christopher R ; lackson; 73 Bell, Rebecca K,; Corinth; 74 Bell, Robert L.; Meridian; 73 Bell, Randy W ; Vernon, Al., 74 Bellah, Lester L.; Terry, 75 Bellah, Lynn C; Starkville; 74 Bender, Willie R.; Anguilla; 75 Benedick, Fred L.; Mobile, Al.; 75 Benedict, Joe F.; Amory, 75 Bennett, Dwight E.; Kosciusko; 73 Bennett, Katherine A ; Booneville; 73 Bennett, Kathy L.; Ethel; 74 Bennett, Pat M.; Starkville; 75 Bennett, William I.; Crystal Springs; 73 Benton, Bobby E.; Jackson; 74 Bernheim, Marsha E.; Gulfport; 75 Berry, Cheryl A.; Leland; 74 Berry, James C; Lyon; 74 Berry, Jane W.; New Hebron; 74 Berthay, Carolyn; Saltio; 73 Beverly, Robin J.; Clarksdale; 74 Bibbs, Karen M.; Cleveland; 75 Biglane, Kathryn A.; Natchez; 75 Bignoli, Tony P.; Biloxi; 74 Billups, Jim, Columbus; 74 Birdsong, Victor L.; Columbus; 73 Bishop, Alice E.; Tupelo; 74 Bishop, Dixie J.; Richardson; 75 Bishop, Linda J., Starkville; 74 Bishop, William J., Waynesboro; 74 Bittle, John A.; Hattiesburg; 74 Black, George H.; Hernando; 75 Black, Janice; lackson; 74 Black, M. Lee; Louisville; 75 Black, Paul T ; Columbus; 74 Blackburn, Pat D.; Meridian; 73 Blackledge, Mary G.; Laurel; 75 Blackwood, Robert T.; Drew; 75 Blair, Stephen M.; Starkville; 73 Blake, Linda K.; Clinton, 74 320 , Undergraduates Blake, Virginia A.; Clinton; ' 75 Blakely, Charles D.; Grenada; 73 Blakely, Robert C; Columbus; ' 74 Blakney, Janes T.; Reform, Al.; ' 73 Blancett, Larry A ; Slate College; ' 74 Bland, Ginger K.; Tupelo; ' 75 Bland, lerry W.; Columbus; ' 75 Blankley, Leah; Shelby; ' 75 Blaylock, Victor E.; Greenwood; ' 74 Blickley, Paul L.; Piscataway, N|; ' 75 Blomeley, Debra L.; Whippany, N|; ' 75 Blount, Marcia ).; Philadelphia; 74 Blount, Robert C; Decatur; ' 73 Bogan, Daniel W.; Meridian, ' 75 Boggess, Elizabeth L ; Columbus, 74 Boler, |oey E., Philadelphia; 74 Bolton, Harold L ; Greenwood; 73 Bond, Randy H.; Verona; 73 Bond, Randy L.; Jackson; 75 Bond, Rodney M,; Gulfport; 73 Bonds, Judy; Corinth; 73 Bonelli, Carol R.; Vicksburg, 74 Booker, Michuel D.; Shannon; 75 Boone, Joe J,; Tylertown; 73 Boone, Kathy L.; Holly Springs; 74 Borden, Richard C .; Tupelo; 73 Bost, Steye C .; Starkville; 75 Boteler, I Jane; Jackson; 75 Bolt, Carl G., Columbus; 73 Bouchillon, Harold B , Louisville, 75 Bounds, Carol D.; Gulfport; 75 Bower, Patrick I., Springfield, Oh.; 75 Bowlds, Ted F.; Jackson; 75 Box, Brenda K.; Brooksville; 73 Boxx, loyce; Morton; 73 Boyce, Richard W.; Okolona; 74 Boye, Patricia C; Clinton; 75 Boyette, John V., Starkville; 75 Boyette, Laura E.; Jackson; 74 Boykin, Roger D.; Gulfport; 74 Boyles, Debra A.; Louisville; 75 Braden, I. Stephen; Biloxi, 74 Bradley, Donald C; Aberdeen, 74 Bragg, lanice M.; Vicksburg; 75 Bramuchi, Margie A.; Shelby; 74 Branch, Lyn C , Winona, 75 Branscome, Ronald R.; Duck Hill, 73 Brantley, Luther T,, lackson, 74 Brantley, Ronald A; Forest Hill, 74 Branton, Debbie A .; Leland, 75 Brasfield, Faye; Jackson; 73 Brashier, Rita D.; Kosciusko; 73 Braswell, R. Brent; State College; 75 Bray, Richard L.; Houston; 73 Breal, Joseph L.; Biloxi; 74 Breeland, Raymond L ; Tylertown; 73 Breland, lerry H.; Leakesville; 73 Breland, Wanda S ; Hattiesburg; 73 Breland, William G.; Wiggins, 74 Brent, Donald L.; Natchez; 74 Brett, Rebecca L.; Sumner; 73 Brewer, Garry L.; Pascagoula; 74 Brewer, M. Milinda; Pear; 74 Brewer, Oscar C; Robinsville; 73 Brinson, James M., Jackson; 75 Briscoe, Frances E., Kosciusko; 73 Broadhead, Milton D.; Meridian; 73 Broadhead, R Rickey; Meridian; 73 Brock, Bettye L.; Jackson; 73 Brock, Dennis R.; State College; 74 Brooks, Barry G.; Starkville; 75 Brooks, John E.; Starkville, 74 Brooks, Susan K.; Okolona; 74 Brown, Allen D.; Corinth; 73 Brown, A- Bryan; Delta City; 73 Brown, Charles M.; Greenville, 73 Brown, Cynthia A.; Jackson; 75 Brown, Elizabeth A.; Houston; 75 3rown, John M.; Vicksburg, 74 Brown, Johnny M.; Jackson; 74 Brown, Joy M.; Bruce; 75 Brown, Lad; Brookhaven; 73 Brown, Lynda L.; Tupelo; 74 Brown, Patricia L.; Tupelo; 74 Brown, Susan H.; Indianola; 75 Brown, Victor C; lackson; 74 Brown, William H.; Canton, 74 Brownee, Ronald J.; Corinth, 73 Bruce, Deborah L.; Natchez; 75 Bruce, Robert M.; Blue Springs; 75 Bruister, Del A.; Tutwiler, 73 Bryan, Susan; Starkville; 75 Bryan, Thomas E.; Memphis, Tn.; 75 Bryant, Dorcas D.; Meridian; 75 Bryant, Jacquelyn L.; Meridian; 74 Bucciantini, John M.; Jackson; 74 Buchanan, James F.; Quitman; 75 Buck, George T.; West Point; 73 Buckley, Beverly C; Newton; 75 Undergraduates Buckley, Martin S.; Starkville; 73 Buford, L. Anne; Tupelo; ' 75 Bullard, A. Lee; Bruce; 73 Bullard, Janice L.; Booneville; ' 73 Bullock, R. lane; Tylerton; ' 74 Bunch, E. Carolyn; Greenwood; ' 75 Burcham, Donna N.; Tupelo; ' 73 Burke, David R.; Greenwood; ' 74 Burkes, L Faye; Louisville; ' 73 Burkes, Patricia D.; Dekalb; ' 73 Burnett, Emily K.; Corinth; 73 Burnette, Suzanne D.; Jackson; 75 Burns, David A.; West Point; 75 Burns, Ted L.; Forest; 73 Burrell, Tommy M.; Enterprise; 75 Burress, Sara B.; Corinth; 73 Burt, John D.; Philadelphia; 74 Burton, Deborah L.; lackson; 74 Burton, Joe L.; Blytheville, Ar.; 73 Busby, E. Everett; Raymond; 73 Bush, Barbara E.; Jackson; 75 Bush, J. Louise; Pascagoula; 75 Bush, Johnny M.; Pinola; 73 Bush, Neal E.; Starkville; 74 Butler, Brenda F.; Mantee; 73 Butler, William; Columbus; 74 Buttross, Linda S.; Canton; 73 Buttross, Martha E.; Canton, 75 Buttross, Thomas E.; Natchez; 73 Byars, David C; Philadelphia; 75 Byrd, Bruce H.; Lucedale; 75 Byrd, John H.; Natchez; 74 Byrd, Phillip L, Laurel; 74 Byrne, Gregory J.; Biloxi; 73 Cade, Barbara A.; Starkville; 75 Cade, M. Dewayne; West; 74 Cain, Cathy E.; Philadelphia; 74 Cain, Jennifer E.; Brookhaven; 74 Cain, Michael B.; Jackson; 75 Calhoun, Mary S.; Jayess; 75 Callaway, Mary L.; lackson; 73 Callicott, Henry C, Jr.; Memphis, Tn.; 74 Cameron, Ronnie C; State College; 73 Campbell, Ashby N.; Holly Springs; 73 Campbell, Clay R.; Milton, FL; 74 Campbell, Frank; Meridian; 73 Campbell, Melvin R.; Verona; 75 Campbell, Suzanne H.; Milton, FL; 74 Cannon, Linda J., West Point; 74 Cantrell, James A.; Starkville; 74 Cardwell, Durenda G.; State College; 74 Carlisle, Martha A.; Holly Springs; 75 Carlton, Charles ML; Natchez; 74 Carnathan, James W.; Houston; 74 Carothers, Mattie; Prairie; 74 Carpenter, Brenda F.; Columbus; 73 Carr, Joan G.; Greenville; 74 Carraway, Louise; Greenwood; 75 Carroll, |ame,s M.; Columbus; 74 Carter, Meredith M.; Belzoni; 73 Case, Tommy W.; Brookhaven, 73 Cassell, Edwin H., Jr.; Taylorsville; 73 Cassels. Milton S ; Natchez; 75 Castle, Kathy L.; Meridian; 74 Castleberry, lohn T., luka; 74 Castles, Frank C; Starkville; 73 Caswell, Calvin W ; lackson; 74 Catledge, John W.; Honolula, Hi.; 74 Catledge, Susan D.; Louisville; 75 Chadwick, Timothy B.; Forest; 73 Chailland, Dannye L.; Aberdeen; 74 Chamblee, Charles M.; Carthage; 73 Chandler, Mary L.; Laurel; 74 Chandler, William F., |r.; Canton; 73 Chapin, Larry T.; State College; 73 Chapman, Charles R.; Clara; 73 Chapman, lames E., Kosciusko; 74 Chapman, Susan A ; Meridian; 73 Cheah, Paddy; Indonesia; 73 Cheshire, Edwin T.; lackson; 74 Childress, lames D ; Houston; 73 Childress, lohn R,; Flora, 74 Chinn, Dexter B.; Marks; 74 Chipman, Shelley I.; Ripley, Tn.; 74 Chism, lames B.; Crystal Springs; 73 Choate, Robert O ; Columbus; 73 Chow, Sherman P.; Cleveland; 75 Chrestman, Auther G.; Bruce; 75 Christian, Gerald W,, III; Corinth, 73 Clark, Amon M.; Bruce; 73 Clark, A. B.; lackson; 73 Clark, Anita E.; lackson; 73 Clark, Carolyn S.; Memphis, Tn.; 73 Clark, Donna D.; Meridian; 73 Clark, Donna M.; lackson; 75 Clark, Rosa L.; Houston; 75 Clayborn, Larry C; Starkville; 73 Clayton, Ernest T.; Meridian; 73 Clements. A. Mac; Durant; 74 322 Undergraduates Clemmons, Walter L; Columbus; ' 74 Cleveland, Glenn D.; Saucer; 75 Clifton, lohn F.; Indianola; 74 Cloud, George M.; Dundee; ' 73 Clouse, lames R.; Mantachie; ' 73 Cochran, Belinda ).; Newton; ' 74 Cochran, Debbra A.; lackson; ' 73 Cochran, lames D.; Meridian; ' 74 Cochran, Sandra L; lackson; ' 75 Cockerhan, Susan L; Leland; 75 Coggin, Cathy A.; lackson; 73 Cohen, Stephen P.; Memphis, Tn.; 74 Cole, Everett S.; Philadelphia; 75 Cole, loel S., Mmter City; 73 Coleman, Catherine; Forrest; 74 Coleman, Charlie R ; lackson; 73 Coleman, Diane E.; lackson; 73 Coleman, Mike; Corinth; 73 Collins, Ann D., Starkville; 73 Collins, David H.; lackson; 75 Collins, Edna E.; Kilmichael; 73 Collins, Ernie I.; Tupelo; 74 Collins, Michael K.; lackson; 74 Collum, William R , lackson; 73 Colston, Elizabeth K., Baldwyn, 73 Comans, Wanda G , Sebastopool; 74 Combs, Robert L., Starkville, 74 Comer, Stephen L ; lackson; 75 Conaway, Earnest R ; West Point; ' 75 Conley, Sid; Starkville, 74 Conn, Harold E,; Columbus; 74 Conn, Richard A.; Hattiesburg; 73 Conner, Dawn; DeKalb; 73 Conner, Debra K.; Canton; 75 Conner, lane A.; lackson; 73 Converse, Rebecca E.; lackson; 75 Cook, David A .; Starkville; 73 Cook, David B.; lackson; 75 Cook, Helen E.; (ackson; 75 Cook, Michael G , Aberdeen; 75 Cook, Rebecca C, Tupelo, 74 Cooley, David P.; Ellisville, 73 Coombs, lohn T.; Ridley; 75 Cooper, Barbara K , Tupelo; 74 Cooper, Clay S.; lackson; 75 C ooper, Garland D , Magee, 75 Cornelius, Michael A.; lackson; 75 Coskrey, Jo A., Starkville; 73 Costa, lohn R., Columbus; 75 Cottom, William T.; Tupelo; 73 Cotton, Beverly A , Ripley; 73 Cotton, Bobbie |.; Gholson; 73 Cotton, David I.; Vicksburg, 73 Cournoyer, Linda ).; Louisville; 74 Courville, Talbert R.; Welsh La.; 75 Coutoumanos, Myara E-; New Albany, 75 Covert, Louis V.; lackson; 73 Covington, Betsy C , Hazlehurst; 74 Covington, Chyrl L ; Canton; 74 Coward, lanice E , Noxapater; 74 Coward, Sherry A , Hamilton; 75 Cox, Angela M.; Columbus; 75 Cox, Barry D.; Rienzi; 73 Cox, Robert E.; Starkville; 73 Cox, Timothy W.; Charleston; 73 Cox, William W.; Columbus, 75 Crabtree, lohn B ; Canton; 75 Crain, David O.; lackson; 74 Cranford, Cindy H.; Corinth; 74 Crawford, lulian W , Yazoo City; 73 Crawford, Wilkins M.; Holy Bluff; 75 Crecink, Robert M.; State College; 75 Crecink, William M.; Meadville; 75 Credille, Randall |.; Belmont; 73 Creekmore, Brenda G.; Fairfax, Va., 73 Creel, Billy G.; State College; 75 Cnbbs, Regina S.; Walnut; 74 Cngler, Larry L.; Crenshaw; 74 Crocker, lerry D.; lackson; 73 Crocker, Kathy V.; Yazoo City; 73 Croft, Cherri |.; Collierville; 75 Crosby, Sid S.; Starkville; 75 Crowder, Laura C; Clinton; 75 Crowder, Margaret I.; Ellisville; 75 Crowe, Bobby W.; Starkville, 73 Crowell, Debra K., Louisville; 73 Crudup, Dorothy A ; Vicksburg; 73 Crumby, lanet C; Tupelo; 74 Crumpton, Brenda C; Raleigh; 73 Cuicchi, Mary L.; Shaw; 75 Cuicchi, Richard A,; Shaw; 73 Culpepper, Rachel D.; Meridian; 75 Cumberland, Luke K.; Philadelphia; 74 Cummins, Kerry A,, Pasadena, Tx.; 74 Cunningham, Chris, Vicksburg; 74 Curtis, David H.; Steens; 74 Curtis, Rose E.; luka; 75 Curtis, S. Lee; Meridian; 74 Curtis, William M,; luka; 74 323 Undergraduates Czerwinski, Patrick A.; Meridian; 75 Oabbs, Dancy; Meridian; 74 Dacus, John F.; Kilmichael; ' 75 Daffin, Charles H.; Starkvilie; ' 73 Dale, lames S.; Columbia; ' 73 Dale, Robert C; Columbus; ' 75 Daly, Mary E.; Louisville; ' 75 Danhoff, lames A.; Gulfport; ' 73 Danhoffer, Barbara J.; Winona; ' 75 Daniel, Beth H.; Scott; ' 73 Daniels, Bobbie ).; West Point; ' 75 Danner, Harvey C; Meridian; ' 74 Danner, Judy N.; Amory; ' 74 Darwin, S. Forrest; Tupelo; ' 73 Davenport, Nancy L; Hazlehurst; ' 74 Daves, Marilyn C; Winona; ' 75 Davis, Bessie ).; Starkvilie; ' 73 Davis, Bill E.; Morton; ' 75 Davis, Drake; Starkvilie; ' 74 Davis, Fred W.; Jackson; ' 73 Davis, Harry B.; Smithulle; ' 74 Davis, Iddo L; Brookhaven; ' 73 Davis, lames C; Indianola; ' 74 Davis, Jeannie E.; West Point; ' 73 Davis, Jerry D.; Jackson; ' 73 Davis, Johnny; Meridian; ' 73 Davis, Joseph E.; Slavden; 74 Davis, Lillian; Jackson; ' 74 Davis, Linda S.; Yazoo City; ' 75 Davis, Lynda D.; Ecru, ' 75 Davis, Marty A ; Mendenhall; ' 75 Davis, Mary H.; Hattiesburg; 74 Davis, Michael D.; San Antonio, Tx., 74 Davis, Olin H., Ocean Springs; 73 Davis, Ricardo E.; Hondaras; 75 Davis, Sandra C; Loflierville, Tn,, 73 Davis, Sandra M.; Meridian; 74 Davis, Stephen C; Mayhew; 74 Davis, Steven R.; Pontotoc; 73 Davis, William H., Tylertown; 73 Dawsey, Deborah A.; Vicksburg; 75 Day, Brenda ).; Starkvilie; 74 Day, Margaret C; Charleston, SC, 73 Deal, Duane W.; Slidell, La. ; 75 Dean, Benny W.; Tomnolen; 73 Dean, Priscilla; Yazoo City; ' 73 Deangelo, Michael L.; Moss Point; 74 Dear, Wayne L.; Jackson; 73 Dedeaux, Edwin K, Perkinston; 73 Deen, Susan E.; Meridian; 73 Defries, Bonnie S.; Meridian; 73 DeLashmet, Thomas L.; Moss Point; 73 DeJk, Jack E.; Hattiesburg, 73 Delk, Janice H.; Ellisville; ' 73 DeLoach, Denise N,; Cleveland; 75 Delouche, Karen C; State College; 75 Demeranville, M I ; Clinton; 74 Dendy, Cathy J.; Cleveland; 75 Dendy, Tommy L , Aberdeen, 75 Denham, E Franklin; Jackson; ' 73 Denson, APH.; Bay Springs; 74 Denson, Beasley, Walnut Grove; 74 Derden, Margaret E.J Tupelo, 74 Desai, Prakash B.; India; 74 Deshler, Garvin H., Eupora; 73 Devine, John J.; Chickasaw; 73 Deweese, Ricky G., Philadelphia; 74 Dickens, Darrell F.; Carthage; 75 Dickerson, Lana S.; Tupelo; 73 Dickey, Pamela J.; Batesville; 74 Didlake, John E.; Columbus; 74 Dier, foe B.; Seattle, Wa.; 75 Dier, Rebecca J.; Seattle, Wa.; 73 Dietz, James L.; Leakesville; 73 Diez, Ricardo M.; Panama; ' 73 Digby, Gary W ; Fulton, 73 Digby, Opal A.; Fulton; 75 Dillard, Larry; Nettleton; 73 Dillon, Rae E.; Jackson; 73 Dischino, Mary A.; Greenwood; 75 Dixon, Joe L.; Kosciusko; 73 Dixon, Merlin J., State College; 73 Dobson, Stephen D.; Purvis; 75 Doby, Clinton L ; Waynesboro; 75 Dockery, John F.; Hernando; 74 Dodson, Danny M.; Jackson; 75 Donald, Harold H.; Quitman; 73 Donald, Mary P.; Brookhaven; 73 Donnaway, Joseph R.; Pascagoula; 73 Donohoe, Sherry A.; Jackson; 73 Dorman, Thomas G.; Picayune; 73 Dorr, Carol A.; Birmingham, AL; 73 Dotson, Katherine M.; Winona; 75 Dotson, Lana M.; Winona, 73 Dottory, Ronnie E.; Vicksburg; 74 Doucet, Harry ),; Gulfport; 75 Douglas, George T.; Tunica; 74 Dowdle, Hazel A.; Caledonia; 75 Dowdle, Samuel M,; Caledonia; 75 324 Undergraduates Dowsing, Frank D , Tupelo; 73 Drake, Donna K.; Columbus; 75 Draper, Sally O.; Forrest City, Ar,; 74 Drees, William H , Columbus; 74 Dreher, Debra L; West Point; 75 Dugan, Cynthia D.; Grenada; 75 Dugan, lohn L.; Shuqualak; 73 Dugan, Lawrence C; Grenada; 74 Duke, Paula S.; Jackson; 75 Duke, Wanda; lackson; 73 Dumas, Betty A.; Port Gibson; 73 Duncan, Clyde; Georgetown, SC; 74 Duncan, Joe L; Memphis, Tn.; 7 5 Dunn, Charles H, Richton; 73 Dunn, Connie S.; Greenville; 75 Dunn, Durward B.; New Orleans, La., 75 Dunning, Sam T.; Canton; 74 Duplain, Mary L.; Belzoni; 73 Dye, Don; New Albany; 75 Dyer, Deborah K.; Greenwood; 74 Dyer, Robert W.; Starkville; 73 Earhart, Cassandra L , Brandon; 73 Earnheart, James D.; Tunica; 73 Earnheart, Robert W , Tunica; 74 Earwood, Deborah R.; Columbus; 74 Easley, Christie V.; Vardaman; 74 Easley, John D.; Tchula; 74 East, lames T , Brookhaven; 75 Eaves, Charles W.; Starkville; 74 Eaves, Doris M.; Louisville; 73 Eaves, Thomas H.; Louisville; 73 Eccles, David I.; Starkville; 73 Eckler, Scott C; Memphis, Tn.; 75 Eddleman, Nancy A.; Jackson; 74 Edmonds, Barbara C, Longview; 74 Edmonson, Norris G.; Natchez; 73 Edwards, James S., Newton; 73 Edwards, Mary L.; Natchez; 75 Edwards, Melvin L.; Jackson; 73 Edwards, Rima G.; Leland; 75 Edwards, Shelia F.; Tupelo; 73 Ehret, Susan M.; Greenwood; 75 Elkin, Gayla F.; Houston, Tx.; 75 Elkin, Susan D.; Kosciusko; 74 Ellington, Barbara L; Starkville, 73 Elliott, James N.; Forest, 74 Elliott, Mary J.; Greenwood; 74 Ellis, Brenda G.; Carthage; 73 Ellis, Cathryn L.; Meridian; 75 Ellis, Debra B.; Mathiston; 75 Ellis, Jan E.; Jackson; 73 Emerich, Douglas W., Starkville; 73 Emrick, Susan R.; Natchez; 74 Epperson, Kay L.; Hazlehurst, 74 Ervin, Theortris O , West Point; 74 Erwin, Dorothy L.; Starkville; 75 Essary, Charlotte L , Corinth, 73 Eubanks, Carl A.; Gulfport; 73 Eubanks, Gretta I ; Mt. Olive; 74 Evans, Dellantheyia; Starkville; 75 Evans, F. Anne; Boyle; 74 Evans, Joseph T.; Lexington; 73 Evans, William G.; Hamilton; 75 Everett, Amy; Jackson; 73 Everett, Bernadeane; Friars Point; 73 Everett, Charlie J., Magee; 73 Everett, Cythia A.; Meridian; 74 Everett, Mark L.; lackson; 75 Ewing, Margaret J.; Scott; 75 Ezell, Valerie A.; Duck Hill; 75 Ezelle, Barbara S.; Decatur; 73 Faggart, Hope A.; Gulfport; 75 Fairbank, Susan E.; Hattiesburg; 74 Fairley, Mo Z., Vancleave; 75 Farley, David P.; Corinth; 73 Farmer, Nancy E., Jackson; 74 Farr, Gloria P.; Jackson; 73 Farrar, Margaret A.; Tupelo; 74 Farrow, Kathy F.; Jackson; 75 Faught, Charles; Charleston; 73 Favreau, Laurence E.; Gulfport; 73 Featherslon, lames D., Macon; 74 Fellows, John W.; McComb; 75 Ferguson, Richard J.; Meridian; 73 Fernandez, Ernest; Tupelo; 74 Ferree, Richard F.; Jackson; 75 Finely, Patricia A.; Aberdeen; 74 Fisher, Earle W.; Greenwood; 75 Fisher, Susan L.; Greenville; 73 Flagge, Paul O.; Tupelo, 75 Flake, Janys D.; Starkville; 74 Flake, Nancy B.; Starkville; 75 Flake, Norma K.; Louisville; 73 Flanagan, Robert A.; Houston; 73 Fleeman, Sarah E ; Starkville; 73 Fleeman, William E.; Valley Park; 73 Fleming, John F.; West Point; 73 Fletcher, Martha F ; Forrest City, Ar.; 73 Flowers, Edward G ; lackson; 75 325 Undergraduates Flowers, Julia A.; Jackson; ' 75 Floyd, Anne M.; Booneville; 73 Floyd, lohn W.; Potts Camp; ' 73 Folden, Don V.; Vicksburg; ' 74 Fondren, lohn E.; Starkville; ' 75 Fong, George S.; Hughes, Ar.; ' 75 Fontenot, Victoria A.; Starkville; ' 75 Foot, Patricia A.; New Albany; ' 73 Forbes, Robert N.; Columbia; ' 73 Ford, Chris H.; Brookhaven; ' 74 Ford, lames A.; Quitman; ' 73 Ford, Robert C; Meridian; ' 73 Fortner, Marilyn V.; Eupora; 75 Fortner, William D.; Laurel; ' 73 Fortson, Vicki L; Tupelo; ' 74 Foster, )oe S.; Hattiesburg; ' 73 Foster, Margaret S , Tupelo; ' 73 Foster, Stephen L; Houston; ' 74 Fountain, Eula M.; Moss Point, ' 73 Fountain, Gregory V.; Ocean Springs; 73 Fowler, Billy W.; Belzoni; ' 73 Fowler, Ira D.; Gunnison; ' 74 Fowlkes, Patsy L; Amory; ' 75 Fox, Debbie ).; Indianola; 74 Fraley, Marsha R.; Macon; 74 Franck, John C; Vicksburg; 75 Franco, Alberto; Meridian; 73 Frankel, Kathryn J.; Leland; 75 Frasier, Bruce D.; Meridian; 73 Fratesi, Monica A ; Indianola, 73 Fratesi, Victor H.; Greenwood; 73 Freeman, Charles G.; Forest; 73 Freeman, Dianne S.; Tupelo; 75 Freeman, Nancy M.; Aberdeen; 75 Freeman, Rebecca L; Caledonia; ' 75 Frits, Andrew P.; Memphis, Tn.; 73 Fuller, Elizabeth C; Laurel; 75 Fuller, Ronald E.; Forest; 73 Fulton, Anita F.; Preston; 74 Fulton, Kris S.; Long Beach; 75 Fulton, Temple L.; lackson; 75 Fulton, Tommy J.; Philadelphia; 75 Fults, Wayne E.; Leland; 73 Funderburk, Danny R.; Aberdeen; 75 Furr, James E.; Lyon; 75 Fyke, Malinda C; Starkville; 75 Gaddis, Edward M.; Forest; 75 Gaines, Russell; New Albany; 73 Galbreath, Diane; Natchez; 74 Galloway, lames C; Columbus; 74 Gammill, Wilson I,, Ackerman; 75 Ganus, Harold I.; Buckatunna; 74 Gardner, Nancy C; Union; 73 Gardner, Paula K.; Columbus; 74 Garrard, Pamela R.; Louisville; 75 Garretson, Harry F.; Leakesville; 73 Garretson, Vernon G .: I eakesvillp- ' 75 Garrett. Dewayne ).; Pass Christian; 75 Gatewood, Jimmy J.; Cake, 75 Gavin, Michael P.; West Point; 73 Gelman, Stephen R.; Greenwood; 73 Gelston, Toni; Greenville; 75 Geno, Gary S.; Boonsville; 74 Gentry, Michael E.; Morton, 73 Geoghegan, Marilyn F., Jackson; 73 George, Alice P.; Kosciusko; 74 George, Elizabeth A.; Jackson; 75 George, John S.; Yazoo City; 75 Geotes, Johnny W.; Gulfport; 75 Gernert, Betsy M.; Cleveland; 74 Getwan, Nicholas F.; Columbus; 73 Gibson, George E.; West Point, 75 Gibson, Laura K.; Shaw; 74 Gibson, Mary A.; West Point; 73 Gibson, Timothy R,; Hazlehurst; 74 Giffin, Marsha A.; Louisville, 74 Gilbert, Denise; Kosciusko; 74 Gilbert, Thomas J.; Jackson; 73 Giles, Robert C; Tupelo; ' 74 Gill, lames R.; Clinton, Oh.; 75 Gillentine, Ellen; Memphis, Tn.; 75 Gilliam, LaFawn A., Okolona; 73 Gillion, Peggy; Gore Springs; 75 Givens, Wardel l; West Point; 73 Glisson, Mary G.; Holly Bluff; 73 Gloppe, Elmer T.; Greenville; 74 Glover, John T.; Ft. Walton Beach, Fl.; 74 Glover, Lanny R.; Maben; 75 Godbold, John B.; Jackson; 73 Godbold, Larry A.; Jackson; 74 Godwin, Charles F.; Newton; 73 Goetzmann, James B.; Picayune; 73 Goforth, Ellen M.; Columbus; 73 Goggans, Susan L.; Tupelo; 75 Good, Susan B.; Starkville; 74 Gordon, Charles E.; Canton; 74 Gordon, Deborah A.; Jackson; 75 Gordon, Orville L.; Starkville; 73 Gordon, Stephen B.; Starkville; 74 326 Undergraduates Coussel, lane M.; Natchez; 75 Grace, Charles W.; Hamillun, 74 Grafton, lohn A.; Picayune; 74 Graham, Richar D.; Golden; 73 Granl, Mary E,; Caledonia; 75 Granlham, Julia A ; lackson; 74 Granlham, Sylvia D.; Gulfport; 73 Grander, lenny L,; Louisville; 74 Grau, Kathy, Greenville; 73 Graves, Deborah L ; Brandon; 75 Graves, Randy E., lac kson; 73 Graves, R. Elaine; West Point; 74 Graves, Rodney C; Columbus; 75 Green, Carolyn N.; Benoit; 74 Green, Darian C; lackson; 74 Green, Donna R , Booneville; 73 Green, lames E ; Hazlehurst; 74 Green, lames O , Forest Park, Ga.; 75 Green, lanice F ; Starkville; 74 Green, Marilyn L., lackson, 75 Green, Norman E.; Hazlehurst; 75 Greene, Gloria I.; Vardaman; 73 Greene, Michael ).; Hattiesburg; 75 Greenlee, Barry L.; Kilmichael; 73 Greer, Claudia F ; West Point, 74 Greer, S Cathy; BoBo; 73 Gregg, Leroy W.; Belzoni; 75 Gregory, Tommy L.; Louisville; 74 Gremillion, Jerry W.; Gulfport; 73 Gritfin, Adelia E , Leland; 73 Griffin, lamie R ; Starkville; 75 Griffin, Leonard G.; Starkville; 73 Gnsham, Rosemary L.; Baldwyn; 73 Grobmyer, Louis R.; Helena, Ar,; 73 Grosinske, Gary D ; Starkville; 74 Guess, Martha I.; Brookhaven, 74 Guillen, Hector G.; Honduras; 73 Gullett, William L.; Booneville, 74 Gunn, Barbara; West Point; 74 Gunn, Kathy A.; Lambert; 75 Gunn, Tommy C; Walnut, 73 Gunter, Barbara R.; Clinton; 74 Gunter, Thyra A.; Columbus; 74 Guyton, Laura L.; Starkville; 74 Haag, George W.; Brookhaven; 75 Hagan, Donald E.; Starkville; 74 Hagans, A. Darlene; Terry; 75 Haggerty, Michael J.; New Orleans, La.; 73 Hailey, Cooper D.; DeKalb; 73 Haines, Carter G.; luka; 74 Hairston, Carol, Silver City; 74 Hale, Brenda E.; New Albany; 73 Hale, Debra L.; lackson, 75 Hale, Ralph L.; Natchez; 73 Hales, Clinton B , Pascagoula; 73 Hales, Thomas E.; Leland; 74 Halford, William T ; Forest, 74 Hall, Brenda K.; Red Bay, Al ; 73 Hall, Brenda L.; Starkville; 74 Hall, Charles A.; Natchez; 73 Hall, Philip L .; Aberdeen; 73 Hall, Tommy V ; Pascagoula, 73 Hallmark, Dennis A ; Tupelo, 73 Ham, Rodney K.; Summit; 73 Hamill, Brenda A., Starkville; 75 Hamilton, Cathy M.; Hamilton; 75 Hamilton, John B.; Ecru, 74 Hamilton, John L.; Meridian; 73 Hamilton, lones S., Greenwood; 75 Hamilton, Judi G.; Forest; 73 Hamilton, William T.; Meridian; 73 Hamm, Kathy D., Louisville; 75 Hammermeister, Karen; Columbus; .75 Hammons, lanet L.; Greenwood; 75 Hampton, Bryan K.; Memphis, Tn., 75 Hampton, Dixie L.; Florence; 73 Hampton, |udy D.; Florence; 73 Hancken, Helen F.; Gulfport, 74 Hand, Susie; Philadelphia; 74 Handy, Carrie B„ Hazlehurst; 75 Haney, lames R.; Aberdeen; 75 Hansford, lames L ; Union, 73 Hanson, Sherry B ; Vicksburg; 74 Harbour, Marr W.; Coffeeville; 75 Hardin, Carey F.; Calhoun City; 74 Hardison, Sally; Kosciusko; 75 Hardwick, Fred A.; Jackson; 74 Hardy, Sharon G ; Greenwood; 75 Hargrave, Ronald S.; Hollandale; 73 Harkins, Mitchell H.; lackson; 75 Harkins, Walter M.; lackson; 74 Harmon, Mitchell T.; Batesville; 74 Harmon, Susan E.; Greenwood; 75 Harm ond, John S.; Steens; 73 Harmount, Cathy L.; lackson; 73 Harned, Helen R.; Starkville; 74 Harper, lames T.; Vicksburg; 73 Harper, Jeannette C; Vicksburg; 75 Harrelson, Marilynn D.; Laurel; 73 327 Undergraduates Harris, Alison A.; Jackson; 73 Harris, Beth H.; Greenwood; 74 Harris, Charles E.; Booneville; 73 Harris, Donna K.; Tupelo; 73 Harris, George S.; Charleston; 73 Harris, Janet N.; Starkville; 75 Harris, Kathie A.; Greenwood; 73 Harris, Michael I.; Laurel; 74 Harris, Paul W.; Kosciusko; 75 Harris, Samuel H.; Tchula; 74 Harris, William H.; West Point; 73 Harrison, Elaine G.; Bellefontaine; 74 Harrison, Jack A.; Amory; 73 Harrison, Linda D.; Jackson; 74 Hartlein. lohn W.; Indianola; 73 Hartley, Brenda B.; Jackson; 74 Hartley, Clyde M.; West Point; 73 Hartley, Ronald L., lackson; 74 Hartman, Oscar H.; Natchez; 74 Harvey, Glenn B.; Macon; 74 Harvey, Richard A.; Yazoo City; 75 Harwell, Herbert T.; Meridian; 74 Harwood, J. Ray; Ocean Springs; 75 Hatch, Catherin A.; Columbus; 75 Hatcher, Mark L.; Louisville; 73 Hathcock, Ernest A.; Winona; 73 Hathorn, Maraer A.; Memphis, Tn.; 74 Hatten, Everett P.; State College; 74 Havard, lohn C; Louisville; 75 Havard, lohn S.; Leakesville; 75 Havard, Michael L., Hattiesburg; 74 Hawkins, lanice F.; lackson; 75 Hayden, Michael J.; Jackson; 73 Hayes, A. Stanley; Jackson; 73 Hayes, Curtley C; Meadville; 75 Hayes, Dorinda J.; Carthage; 74 Hayes, Joyce C; Macon, 73 Haynes, Rickey L.; New Albany; 74 Hazard, Boswell S.; West Point; 74 Heard, Sarah M.; Decatur; 73 Hearn, Evelyn B.; Clarksdale; 73 Hearnsberger, Amy P.; Fordyce, Ar.; 73 Heath, Martie R.; Canton; 73 Hebert, James O.; State College; 75 Hedgepeth, Sammy W.; Silver Creek; 75 Heflin, Frieda J.; Jackson; 74 Heflin, Melanie D.; Tupelo; 75 Heflin, Pamela C; Gulfport; 75 Hegwood, Charles R.; Biloxi; 75 Heinbach, Gerald M.; Starkville; 75 Hellenstine, L inda K.; Ololorla; 74 Hemby, Lynn V.; Ocean Springs; 75 Hemphill, Ryland H.; lackson; 75 Henderson, Charles S.; Kosciusko; 74 Henderson, Reginald R.; Jackson; 75 Hendricks, Barbara A.; Dorsey; 73 Hendrix, Rickey W.; Marietta; 73 Henley, Catena A.; Holly Springs; 74 Henley, lames G.; Kilmichael; 75 Hennington, |anet; Crystal Springs; 75 Henry, James K.; Nicholson; 75 Henry, Susan A.; Carthage; 75 Henry, Susy, Grenada; 75 Hensley, James D.; Lake; 75 Henson, lames L.; New Albany; 73 Herbert, Barry W.; Winona; 75 Herbert, Charles C; lackson; 75 Herbert, Linda L.; Aseville; 73 Herren, Martha; Utica; 73 Herring, Andrea K.; Hattiesburg; 75 Herring, Doris C; Greenwood; 75 Herring, Edward L.; Fort Worth, Tx.; 75 Herrington, D- Keith; Meridian; 75 Herrington, Greg D.; Magee; 74 Herron, Calvin A.; Starkville; 74 Herron, Jeff K.; Oakland; 75 Hess, Stephen W.; Memphis, Tn.; 75 Hester, David L.; Quitman; 73 Hester, Robert L.; Starkville; 75 Hicks, Mary E.; Pascagoula; 74 Hicks, Michael A.; Columbus; 75 Hicks, Roy G.; Picayune; 73 Hightower, Thomas F.; Euless, Tx.; 74 Hilbun, Melynda; Oxford; 74 Hildebrand, Martha E.; lackson; 75 Hilderbrand, Herbert R.; Bentonia; 73 Hill, Anita C; Crystal Springs; 73 Hill, Clyde V.; Grenada; 74 Hill, Fred D.; Mathiston; 74 Hillman, lames R.; McLain; 73 Hillman, Lydia K.; Richton; 74 Hills, lames C .; Centreville; 74 Himes, Karen K.; Jackson; 73 Hines, Holly H.; Kosciusko; 75 Hinman, Donald P.; Clarksdale; 75 Hodge, Robert E.; Booneville; 73 Hodges, Paulette, Kosciusko; 73 Hodges, R. Dale; Zachary, La.; 74 Hogan, Marguerite A.; Jackson; 75 328 Undergraduates Hogan, Susan C; Vicksburg; 74 Hogan, Thomas; Slarkville; 75 Holbrook, Candace M.; Holly Springs; 75 Holbrook, Larry C; Holly Springs; 74 Holbrook, Timolhy C; Fori Lauderdale, FL; 74 Holcomb, Cheryl T.; Richlon; 75 Holder, Barry W.; Drew; 75 Holland, Drue C; Booneville; 73 Holley, lames H , Waynesboro; 75 Holliman, lames L., Itla Bena; 73 Hollinger, Bruce; Meadville; 75 Mollis, David O; Memphis, Tn.; 75 Holloway, Robert C; 73 Holmes, Devorah | , Columbus; 74 Holmes, Robert B , Kosciusko; 74 Holt, Overson M.; Starkville; 73 Honeycutt, Teresa L.; Houston; 75 Hood, Brenda B.; West Point; 73 Hood, Lewis S.; Starkville; 74 Hood, Marjone N., Rosedale; 74 Hoosel, John S ; Lyon, 75 Hoover, Margaret B.; Brandon; 74 Hopkins, Charles W.; Meridian; 75 Hopkins, lames B,; McCool, 73 Hopkins, Pamela L , McCool; 74 Hopper, Stephen A.; Natchez; 73 Home, Mario M.; Meridian; 75 Home, Renola, West Shupualak; 74 Horner, William H., Ocean Springs; 75 Horton, lyanda; Worsey; 73 Horton, |. Douglas; Conehatta; 73 Houston, Barbara N.; Starkville; 74 Hover, lames W,; Meridian, 73 Howard, Ivy L.; Tupelo; 74 Howell, Beverly | , Starkville; 73 Howell, Dewitt M.; Corinth; 73 Howell, Leah D.; Greenwood; 75 Howie, Marsha L.; Neshoba; 73 Hubbard, Clyde L.; Chalybeate, 73 Hubbard, Harding; Grenada; 75 Hubbard, lacqueline E.; Edwards; 74 Hubbard, Mary D.; Eupora; 75 Huddleston, Bill M, lackson, 73 Hudson, Charles C , Columbus, 74 Hudson, Nancy L , West Point, 74 Hudson, Regina L ; Tupelo; 73 Huerkamp, lames E ; Macon; 74 Huff, Vickie S.; Meridian; 75 Huffman, Deborah K.; Woodland; 74 Huffman, Gary E , Houston; 73 Hughes, Harry G.; Hattiesburg, 75 Hughes, I Haden; lackson; 73 Hughes, R. Alan; lackson, 75 Huguley, Hoys P.; Monticello; 74 Hull, Dewayne C; Dekalb; 74 Hulsey, Emily ).; Canton; 73 Hummer, lanet M , Prairie Point; 74 Hummer, Leigh L , Prairie Point, 75 Humphrey, Glenda C; Bude; 74 Humphrey, Kathy I., Bude, 73 Humphrey, Linda K.; Bude; 74 Humphries, Ralph G.; Louisville; 75 H unt, Manlou W.; Lambert; 74 Hunter, Paul M.; Clarksdale; 73 Hunter, Robert D.; Gulfport; 73 Hurd, Fay C ; Pascagoula; 73 Hurt, Karen A.; Mobile, Al.; 75 Hutchinson, |ohn R , Columbus; 74 Ibsen, Ken S ; Greenville; 74 Inman, limmy L.; Vardaman; 75 Irby, Maxine; Vicksburg; 74 Irby, Van L; Sledge; 73 Irwin, Carolyn D.; Vicksburg; 75 Isbell, Debra A.; lackson; 75 lupe, Susan B.; lackson; 73 Ivy, Patricia A.; Macon; 75 Ivy, Wayne D.; Raleigh; 75 Ivy, William B.; Baton Rouge, La ; 75 lacks, Cynlhia L ; Laurel; 73 lackson, Alvin E.; Gulfport; 74 lackson, Benny G., Columbus; 73 lackson, Charles H , Columbus; 73 lackson, Donald M , Aberdeen; 74 lackson; Jacqueline, Meridian; 73 lackson, lames H ; Walnut; 73 lacobs, )udy A.; Leland; 73 lagnandan, Edward R.; Guyana, South America; 74 lagnandan, Leonard S.; West Point; 74 lames, Harriet E ; Gulfport, 75 lames, lohn W.; Canton; 74 laquith, M. Lynn; lackson; 73 lee. White D„ Tutwiler; 73 lee. White G.; Tutwiler; 74 lenkins, Beverly A., Meridian; 73 lennings, Linda D.; Vicksburg; 75 lennings, Samuel L.; Richton; 74 lester, Mike R.; Yadkinville, NC; 73 links, Elizabeth A.; Biloxi; 74 lobe, lames H.; Corinth; 73 329 Undergraduates lobe, Martha L; Columbus; 73 foe, Betty M.; Greenwood; 74 loe, Teddy Y.; Cleveland; 73 lohnson, Cathy A.; Waveland; ' 75 lohnson, Charles E.; Waynesboro; 74 lohnson, Charles E.; Tupelo; 74 lohnson, Cheryl L; Tupelo; 74 lohnson, Curtis L; Arlington, Va.; 75 lohnson, Donald I.; Tylertown; 73 lohnson, Elizabeth J.; Bay St. Louis; 75 lohnson, Fred C; lackson; 74 lohnson, Gloria I.; Vicksburg; 73 lohnson, |ohn D.; Columbus; 74 lohnson, losef; Vicksburg; 74 lohnson, (Catherine M.; Grenada; 75 lohnson, Linda C; Kilmichael; 73 lohnson, Mary A.; Longview; 75 lohnson, Napoleon; Natchez; 75 lohnson, Patti A.; Starkville; 75 lohnson, Robert P.; Ripley; 73 lohnson, Rona N.; Glen; 73 lohnson, Terry R.; West Point; 75 lohnson, Vicki L.; Greenwood; 74 lohnston, Charles T.; Greenwood; 74 lohnston, Erie E.; Forest; 75 lohnston, lames T.; Starkville; 75 lohnston, Marilyn J.; Winona; 75 lones, Alan M., Gulfport; 74 lones, Bryce; Amory; 74 lones. Clay P.; Memphis, Tn.; 75 lones, Cynthia L.; Jackson; 75 lones, David B ; Vicksburg; 74 lones, Deborah |.; Tupelo; 74 lones, Deborah K.; lackson; 75 lones, John P.; Columbus; 73 lones, Kathy S.; Ellisville; 75 lones, Kenneth A.; Steens; 73 lones, Linda ).; lackson; 73 lones, Marshall B.; lackson; 73 lone, Patricia L.; Terry; 75 lones, Robert K.; Biloxi; 75 lones, Ronald A.; Columbus; 75 lones, Roy A.; Jackson; 75 lones, Stephen B.; Holly Springs; 75 lones, Virgie A.; Meadville; 75 lones, Wilson B.; Yazoo; 75 lordan, Marilyn S.; Vaiden; 73 lordan, Raymond W.; Alexandria, Va,; 74 lordan, Suzanne; Columbus; 75 loseph, Elizabeth A.; Aberdeen; ' 73 loseph, Mary A.; Kosciusko; 73 losey, Patricia E.; Starkville; 75 lourneay, William A.; Starkville; 73 lourney, Billy R.; Kosy; 73 loyner, lames A.; lackson; 73 lue, Dorothy; Rosedale; 73 lue, Fanny Y.; Hollandale; 75 lue, Noreen L.; Hollandale; 74 lumper, Rebecca A.; Etta; 75 lunkin, Ella E., Natchez; 73 Kappler, Susan; Port Gibson; 73 Kays, Larry E.; Columbus; 74 Kealhofer, Alice V., Itta Bena; 74 Keen, Odie R.; Louisville; 75 Keister, Thomas L.; lackson; 75 Keith, Jo A.; Tupelo; 74 Keller, Janice F.; West Point; 74 Kelley, Tony E.; Fort Huachuca; 75 Kelly, Brenda S.; Lake; 75 Kelly, John C; Yazoo City; 75 Kemp, Danny M.; Louisville; 75 Kemp, Patricia A.; Saltillo; 73 Kemp, Terry N.; Louisville; 74 Kemper, Wayne E,; Jackson; 75 Kendrick, Jeffrey G.; Hernando; 73 Kennard, Thomas C; St. Johnsbury, Va.; 74 Kennedy, Nadine F.; Mendenhall; 73 Kenney, William D.; Tupelo; 74 Kent, Ronald S., Pascagoula; 74 Kenwright, Nola J.; Grenada; 75 Kersh, James D.; Heidelberg; 73 Kersh, Patricia L; Heidelberg; 73 Key, James H,, Jackson, Tn.; 74 Keyes, Samuel W.; Jackson; 75 Kidd, Peyton W.; Enterprise; 73 Kilbourne, Don S.; Gulfport; 74 Kilbourne, Rosemary; Gulfport; 75 Killebrew, David B.; Memphis, Tn.; 73 Killebrew, Donald R.; Greenville; 73 Kimbrough, Betsy A.; Lexington; 74 Kimbrough, Emmett A.; Starkville; 75 Kimbrough, Perry D.; McCool; 73 Kinberger, Karen A.; Jackson; 74 King, Debra G.; Benton; 75 King, Herbert A.; Philadelphia; 74 King, Robert D.; Greenville; 73 Kinney, John M.; Moss Point; 75 Kinsey, Rebecca C; Corinth; 75 Kirby, Degar A.; Columbus; 75 330 Undergraduates Kirk, Douglas D.; Shaw; 73 Kirk, Thomas B.; lackson; Kirkland, Robert L.; Laurel; 73 Kirkpalrick, Jeannie E.; McCool; 75 Kirshman, Harry A .; lackson; 73 Kish, Charles W.; Kosciusko; 75 Kling, Patricia A.; Jackson; 74 Knesal, William E.; Culfport; 73 Knight, Deborah K ; Aberdeen; 73 Knott, Nancy L; Canton; 75 Koenig, Keith; Xenia, Oh., 73 Kolb, Amanda L; Jackson; 74 Koon, Nelson L; Booneville; 73 Korlath, William J., lackson; 73 Kozisek, Susan C; Clarksdale; 73 Kraft, Sissy; Canton; 73 Kremser, Carla D ; Greenville; 74 Kuykendall, Robert R,; Decatur; 73 Kyle, William A.; Franklin, La.; 75 Kyzar, Kent C; Ruth; 74 LaBerge, lane F.; lackson; 75 LaBruyere, Kenneth M.; Pascagoula; 73 Lacy, Scott D.; lackson, 73 Ladner, lack W.; Pass Christian, 75 Ladner, Myre L.; Saucier, 73 LaFollette, George F,; lackson; 73 Land, Paul K., lackson; 73 Lamb, Henry D,; Greenwood, 75 LaMond, Susan R.; Natchez; 74 Lancaster, Linder; Houston; 73 Lancaster, Sandra H , lackson; 75 Lane, Kendnck; Magee; 73 Langford, |ohn; lackson; 73 Langley, Aurita; Starkville; 75 Langston, lanice I.; lackson; 73 Langston, Kathy A , Hernando; 73 Langston, Margaret E , Hernando; 73 Langston, Stephen |.; lackson; 73 Lann, Barbara G.; Tupelo; 75 Latimer, Betty M.; Pontotoc; 73 Lauderdale, Leah M.; Rienz; 73 Laughlin, David H.; Starkville, 73 Lawson, Vicke S.; Shadowwood; 75 Lea, ludy A.; Magnolia; 75 Leach, Michael H.; Canton; 73 Leaper, Sarah A,; Greenville; 73 Lee, Alexander H.; Cleveland; 73 Lee, Bruce C ; Meridian; 74 Lee, Craig P.; Greenwood; 74 Lee, David E.; Laurel; 73 Lee, Debbie; lackson; 74 Lee, lames R ; Memphis, Tn,; 74 Lee, Laura L , Clinton, 75 Lee, Mitchell W.; lackson, 75 Lee, Sidney B.; Jackson; 73 Lee, Terry E ; Greenwood; 73 LeFebvre, Alton |.; Culfport; 74 Lennard, lake C; Greenwood; 74 Lenoir, Dorothy J.; Prairie; 73 Lenoir, Shelia A.; Prairie; 73 Leonard, Nancy K , Greeaville; 75 Leonard, T M.; Jackson; 73 Lerner, Wendy; Meridian; 75 Leslie, Don B,; Starkville; ' 73 Leslie, Hal S.; Greenville; 73 Leung, David M.; Tupelo; 75 Leung, Mae V.; Clarksdale; 74 Lewis, Jacquelyn; Vicksburg, 73 Lewis, lane E.; Cleveland; 75 Lewis, Linda C; lackson; 73 Lewis, Lynn; Meridian; 75 Lewis, Marilyn D.; Starkville; 75 Lightsey, Michael L.; Bay Springs; 73 Lind, Roger C; Greenwood; 75 Lindley, Linda E.; Brooksville; 74 Lindsey, Dianna; Starkville; 75 Linskey, Georgia F.; Drew; 74 Linskey, Judith A.; Drew; 75 Lipe, Bobbie R.; Texarkana, Tx.; 75 Lipe, lack; Indianola; 75 Lisenbee, Brenda K.; Kilmichael; 73 Lister, William R.; lackson; 73 Little, Louie E.; lackson; 73 Livingston, William V.; Starkville; 73 Lloyd, Lucy B.; Canton; 75 Lloyd, Rose P.; Meridian; 73 Loden, Bert N.; Canton; 75 Loftin, Richard A.; Starkville; 74 Loftis, lo A , Vicksburg, 73 Logue, Michael H.; Vicksburg; 73 Loll ar, Dwight O.; Weir; 73 Lomax, Mary C; Clinton; 74 Long, Katherine A.; Meridian; 74 Long, Larry M.; Houston; 75 Long, Paul D.; Starkville; 73 Long, Susan K.; Gainesville, Tx.; 74 Longest, leanne C; Clinton; 75 Loper, lohnny M.; Forest; 74 Lassett, Larry J.; McNeill; 73 331 Undergraduates Lott. lohn T.; Vicksburg; 75 Lott, Melissa L; Kilmichael; 74 Love, Kitty S.; Maben; 73 Love, Malcolm A.; Clarksdale; 75 Love, Newton E.; Kosciusko; 73 Lovelace, Leo B.; Culfport; 74 Lovitt, Phillip D.; Hattiesburg; 73 Lovorn, Bonnie E.; Carthage; 74 Lowery, B. layne; Vaiden; 75 Lowery, lack W.; Coldwater; 73 Lowery, Mona A.; Starkville; 75 Lowry, M. Jeanette; Winona; 73 Lowry, Susan T.; Jackson; 74 Luby, Cracy E.; lackson; 74 Luby, lames H.; Benton; 75 Lucas, lerry L.; Escatawpa; 73 Luke, Molly H.; Union; 74 Lunceford, lohn M., Calhoun City Lunceford, |oy E.; Sardis; 74 Lundine, Sandra L.; Biloxi; 73 Lundquist, Susan A.; lackson; 74 Luter, Elnora E.; Raymond; 75 Luter, George S.; lackson; 74 Lyle, Will H.; Tupelo; 74 Lyles, Kathy D.; Starkville; 73 Lynn, lohn P.; Forest; 75 Lyon, George D.; Clarksdale; 75 Mabry, Aimee D.; Columbus; 74 Madole, E. W.; Greenwood; 73 Magee, Gilbert R., Tylertown; 73 Magee, Gwinn; Prentiss; 74 Magee, Kenneth R., Columbia; 74 Mahoney, Colleen A.; Vicksburg; 75 Mallard, Becky; Pontotoc; 75 Mallory, Terry L.; Shannon; 74 Malone, lobie D.; Walnut; 73 Malone, Winthrop F.; Itta Bena; 73 Mangum, lames P.; Forest; 75 Mann, lohn R.; Saltillo; 73 Mansour, Rasem T.; Israel; 73 Mapp, Elizabeth L-, Forest; 74 Marble, Ed R.; lackson, 74 Marble, lohn G; lackson; 74 Marchant, Shirley I.; Pascagoula; 73 Marion, George E.; Houston; 74 Marion, Phil L , Natchez; 74 Markow, Susan M ; lackson; 73 Marsh, Susan V.; Crystal Springs; 74 Marshall, Victor B.; lackson; 75 Martin, Ann B.; lackson; 74 Martin, Beth A.; Memphis, Tn,, 75 Martin, Charles R.; Grenada; 74 Martin, James W.; Booneville; 73 Martin, Martha P.; Crystal Springs; 74 Martin, Mary A.; State College; 74 Martin, Martha V., Mendenhall; 74 Martin, Mary V.; Mendenhall; 74 Martin, Sally; Columbus; 74 Martins, Bolaji H.; Nigeria; 75 Mason, loseph ).; Starkville; 75 Mason, Kathy L.; lackson; 73 Mason, Thomas H.; Gulfport; 74 Massey, Charles L.; Starkville; 73 Massey, Donna C , Oli e Branch; 74 Massey, Lewis W.; Tchula; 75 Massey, Melanie Z.; Duncan; 75 Massey, Rebecca C; Jackson; 75 Mathers, Terrence L.; Shubuta; 75 Mathews, Pete S.; Utica; 73 Malhison, Donald L.; Prentiss; 73 Mathison, Samuel K.; Prentiss; 74 Matthews, lane A.; lackson; 73 Matthews, Thomas W.; lackson; 75 Mattox, ). Steven; Tupelo; 75 Mattox, Linda G.; Rienzi; 73 Mauldin, Douglas L.; Ripley; 73 Maxcy, Peggy S.; Winon; 75 Maxey, Brenda J.; Amory; 74 Maxey, Roger D.; State College; 74 Maxwell, Mary M.; Webb; 75 May, Nancy R.; Hernando; 73 May, William R.; Natchez, 73 Mayo, Jeffrey K.; Forest; 73 McAdams, lerry W.; Starkville; 73 McAdory, Robert T,; lackson; 73 McAlpin, H. Stanley; Vicksburg; 74 McArthur, Billy K.; Moss Point; 74 McBryde, Kenneth M.; Sumrall; 75 McCall, Malcolm N.; Natchez; 73 McCann, Richard H.; Shuqualak; 73 McCarley, Camille; Brandon; 75 McCarley, Harold B.; Batesville; 75 McCarter, liac E.; Tupelo; 73 McCary, Michael E.; Meridian; 73 McClain, Barbara K.; Houston; 75 McClain, Mary ).; Cedar Bluff; 73 McClatchy, Robert M.; Sunflower; 75 McClelland, Deborah K.; Sturgis; 73 McClelland, Florence; Philadelphia; 75 332 Undergraduates McClelland, Rickey L; Sturgis; 75 McCollouch, Jim M.; Meridian; 74 McCormick, Michael E.; Carriere; 74 McCoy, Carey I.; Jackson; ' 75 McCready, Penni L; lackson; ' 73 McCrillis, |oe T.; Crystal Springs; ' 75 McCrory, Kathy A.; Brandon; ' 74 McCuiston, Cay E.; Jackson; ' 74 McCuiston, Joy A.; Jackson; ' 75 McCullar, Billy R,; Batesville; ' 74 McDade, Phillip L; lackson; ' 74 McDaniel, David E.; Brookhaven; ' 75 McDaniel, Julia A,, Dublin; ' 75 McDaniel, Kirk B.; Brookhaven; ' 73 McDill, Gary T.; Conehalla; ' 73 McDonald, Denise L; Greenville; ' 75 McDonald, Diana I.-; Greenville; ' 74 McDonald, Donna ).; Jackson; ' 75 McDonald, Margaret L ; Sturgis; ' 74 McDonald, Michael CV; Louisville; ' 75 McDonald, Nancy C; Natchez; ' 74 McDougal, Yancy B.; Greenville; ' 74 McDowell, Lonnie ).; Mathiston; ' 73 McElreath, David H,; Oxford; ' 75 McElroy, Richard H.; Baldwyn; ' 73 McEwen, Steven R ; Columbus; ' 75 McFadden, Edna G.; West Point; ' 75 McGee, Brian E.; Jackson; ' 75 McGinnis, Patricia A ; Germantown, Tn.; ' 75 McGuffee, Douglas N,; McComb; ' 74 McGuffie, James M.; Vicksburg; ' 73 McGuffie, Roy D.; Jackson; ' 73 McGuire, Ginny S.; Macon; ' 75 McGuire, James M.; Ja ckson; 75 McGuire, William M.; Macon; 73 Mclnnis, Patricia F,, Yazoo City; 74 Mclntyre, Larry M,, Indianola; 73 Mclntyre, M. Marie, Columbus; 74 .McKee, Catherine M.; State College; 75 McKee, E. Belinda; Pelahatchie; 73 McKee, Howard L.; Meridian; 73 McKee, Joseph S.; Florence; 73 McKee, Kathy A.; Batesville; 73 McKellar, Cody D ; Vicksburg; 73 McKibben, P. Owen; West Point; 73 McKmney, Elaine H.; Corinth; 73 McKinney, Juan M ; Kosciusko; 73 McKissack, Paul M , Columbus; 74 McKnight, Edward R.; Redwood; 74 McKnight, Jack A.; Lyon; 74 McKnight, R. Neal; Winona; 74 McLaunn, Joseph B.; lackson; 75 McLellan, Laura L., Lexington; 74 McLeod, Marion A.; Lucedale; 74 McMaster, Ronald B.; Benton, 73 McMichael, Karen, Ocean Springs; 73 McMillan, C- Stokes; Lucedale; 73 McMillan, H Stephen; Kosciusko; McMillian, Daniel J.; Shaw; 73 McMinn, Linda F.; Weir; 74 McMullan, Biride N.; Decatur; 73 McMullan, Wi lliam R.; Forest; 73 McMullen, Marshall A.; Meridian; 73 ■71 McMurry, Michael A.; Tupelo; 74 McMurry, Patricia A.; Tupelo; ' 73 McNeal, Curtis E.; Myrtle, 73 McNeece, Judy M.; Tupelo; 73 McNeel, Vicky A.; Noxapater; 75 McNeely, James C; Postelle, Ar.; 74 McNeese, Alan D.; Greenwood Springs; 73 McNeill, Donald F.; Louisville; 75 McRae, Mary L.; DeKalb; 73 McRae, Philip E., Waynesboro; 73 McRaney, Carol; Jackson; 74 McRaney, Voss; Ocean Springs; 75 McReynolds, Patricia; Crawford; 73 McWhirter, Howard R.; Ecru; 74 McWilliams, Betty ).; Hazlehurst; 73 McWilliams, Gordon; Starkville; 75 McWilliams, John H.; Holly Ridge; 73 Meacham, Maude A.; Vicksburg; 73 Mefford, Tony |.; Starkville; 73 Mehlhorn, Diane K ; Memphis, Tn.; 75 Melichar, Mary M.; Forest; 75 Mengel, Darla A.; Altamonte Springs, FL; 73 Merritt, Sheila L-, Tupelo; 73 Messer, Brenda K.; Jackson; 75 Metts, Mary A.; Louisville; 75 Michelbacher, Virginia M,; Huntsville, AL; 75 Mikosz, Anthony L.; lackson; 75 Miles, Barbara N.; Lexington; 73 Miles, Marsha; Louisville; 75 Milican, Sandra K,; West Point; 75 Millard, Randolph T.; Jackson; 73 Miller, Cheryl; Starkville; 73 Miller, Frank G.; Greenwood; 74 Miller, George E.; Laurel; 74 Miller, Harold L.; Vaughan; 75 Miller, H. Tucker; Drew; 75 333 Undergraduates Miller, fames H; Holly Springs; 73 Miller, Janice M.; Tupelo; 75 Miller, Kenneth E.; Columbus; ' 74 Miller, Richard D.; Berkeley Heights, NJ; ' 75 Miller, Thomas K.; Meridian; ' 73 Mills, Gary C; Darling; 75 Mills, Ceorganna; Weir; ' 73 Mills, Kevin P.; Benoit; ' 74 Millsaps, Loreta C; Tupelo; ' 74 Milner, Delores A.; Yazoo City; ' 73 Milton, Sally C; Hazlehurst; ' 73 Mims, Deborah L; Coila; ' 73 Mims, Gerry L; Vaiden; ' 73 Minks, Hettie L; Liberty; ' 74 Misch, Leslie ).; Kosciusko; ' 75 Mitchell, Dan V.; Philadelphia; ' 75 Mitchell, Enid M.; Pontotoc; ' 74 Mitchell, ludy B., Louisville; ' 75 Mitchell, Karen S.; Germantown, Tn.; ' 73 Mitchell, Miller A.; Starkville; ' 74 Mitts, Billy F.; Enterprise; ' 75 Mitts, Elizabeth ].; Enterprise; ' 73 Mize, Margaret L.; Fulton; ' 73 Mize, Thomas O.; Amory; ' 75 Mobley, Edwin H.; Bentonia; ' 74 Modder, Robert L., West Point; ' 73 Monaghan, Deborah S.; Tupelo; ' 75 Monroe, Johnny R., Meadville; ' 74 Montgomery, Anne M., Clinton; ' 73 Montgomery, H. Frank; Forest; ' 73 Montgomery, Sara C; Tupelo; ' 74 Montgomery, W. David; Jackson; ' 74 Monti, Joe E.; Bay St. Louis; ' 74 Moon, Larry J.; Boyle; ' 75 Moore, Alfred B.; Louisville; ' 74 Moore, Barbara M.; Booneville; ' 75 Moore, Deborah M.; Jackson; ' 75 Moore, Demaris L.; Laurel; ' 75 Moore, Donna A.; Richmond, Va.; ' 74 Moore, Eddie L.; Long Beach; ' 73 Moore, Ella L.; West Point; ' 73 Moore, Frankie L.; Philadelphia; ' 73 Moore, Gail A.; Greenwood; ' 74 Moore, George R.; Webb; ' 73 Moore, |ene S.; West Point; ' 75 Moore, lerry D.; Walnut Grove; ' 73 Moore, Jesse M.; Little Rock; ' 73 Moore, Linda D.; Jackson; ' 73 Moore, Margaret A.; Pope; ' 75 Moore, Margie A.; Starkville; ' 73 Moore, Mary G.; State College; ' 75 Moore, Michael C; Holly Springs; ' 73 Moore, Robert W.; Columbus; ' 74 Moore, Sofe L.; Beaumont; ' 75 Moore, Susan J.; Saltitlo; ' 75 Moore, William C; Vaughan; ' 73 Moore, Zethie M.; Okolona; ' 74 Moorehead, Henry C; Hickory Flat; ' 75 Moorhead, Emma S.; Hickory Flat; ' 74 Morgan, Betty A.; Jackson; ' 74 Morgan, Henry G.; Canton; ' 74 Morgan, Paula I.; Ruleville; ' 74 Morgan, William T.; Canton; ' 74 Morgan, Windfred H,; Lucedale; ' 75 Moro, John A.; Vicksburg; ' 74 Morris, Charles L.; Hollandale; ' 75 Morris, Daphne; Jackson; ' 74 Morris, Judy K.; Jackson; ' 75 Morrison, Ann B.; Natchez; ' 74 Morrison, George B.; Natchez; ' 73 Morrison, Iris J.; Pontotoc; ' 73 Morrison, Jan; Jackson; ' 74 Morse, Cynthia H.; Ja ckson; ' 74 Morton, Harol M.; Pascagoula; ' 75 Moses, Memry R.; Lexington; ' 73 Moses, Walter C; Greenwood; ' 75 Moss, Jimmy D.; Grenada; ' 74 Mowdy, Marshall H.; Meridian; ' 73 Moy, Lilly L.; Greenville; 74 Mulholland, David H., Jackson; 75 Mullen, William H.; Grenada; 75 Mullendore, Jo A.; Magnolia 73 Muller, Fred P.; Memphis, Tn.; 73 Mullican, Edwin J.; Long Beach; 73 Mullican, William ).; Long Beach; 75 Mullins, Brenda K.; Greenwood; 74 Mulloy, Sheila J.; Jackson; 75 Munson, Mar M.; East Prairie, Mo.; 74 Murphy, Daniel P.; Canton; 74 Murphy, Dicye M.; Starkville; 75 Murphy, Robert M ; Kosciusko; 73 Murphy, Tommy L.; Batesville; 73 Muse, Julia V.; Meridian; 75 Myers, Franklin N.; Bay St. Louis; 74 Myers, Larry; Coldwater; 74 Myers, Robbie J.; Greenwood; 73 Myers, Robert P.; Hazlehurst; 74 Myers, Walter J.; Starkville; 74 Nabors, Debra A., Okolona; 75 334 Undergraduates Nail, Karla S., Wesl Point, 74 Nailor, Ruby N.; Vicksburg; 73 Naklie, L. Kay; McComb; 75 Nance, Michael C; Greenwood; 75 Nanney, lames D ; Baldwyn; 73 Nash, Michael D.; Meadville; 74 Nason, Ann B.; Slarkville; 73 Nalions, Francis C; Vicksburg; 73 Naugher, ]on D ; Pontotoc; 74 Necaise, Sherrie L , Pass Christian; 75 Neely, Grey L , Clarksdale; 73 Neergaard, Barney K.; Vaiden; 75 Neese, Michael H.; Columbus; 75 Newsom, ludith L , Holly Springs; 74 Newsom, Rebecca I.; Glen Allan; 73 Newton, John C, Vicksburg; 73 Nichols, Fred A; lackson; 73 Nichols, Gerald ).; Byhalia, 73 Nichols, William K., Corinth; 73 Nicholson, George E.; Newton; 75 Nicholson, lohn D.; Carthage; 74 Nicholson, Kenneth M., Booneville; 73 Nicholson, Martha D,; Jackson; 75 Nickles, Betty, Aberdeen; 74 Nickels, David W.; Columbus; 74 Nickles, Linda B, Tunica; 75 Noble, Mary C; Edwards; 75 Noblin, Paula H., Huntsville, Al , 75 Noel, Carol C; lackson; 74 Noel, Susan A,; Louisville; 75 Noland, Barbara J.; Toomsuba; 73 Norman, Cliff L , Hattiesburg, 74 Norman, Mimi; Houston; 75 Norris, Anita K,, Birmingham; 75 Norris, Edward C; Meridian; 73 Norris, lames M,, Mathiston; 75 Norris, Sandra L.; Quitman; 75 Norris, Sarah R , Benton; 74 North, William T.; Natchez; 75 Norton, Olin P.; Huntsville, Al.; 75 Norvell, lohn R., Bay Springs, 73 Norwood, Johnny E.; Calhoun City; 73 Norwood, Thomas R,; Pascagoula; 73 Nowell, Jerry H., Jackson; 74 Nowlin, Charlotte; Weir; 75 Nunn, Nancy; Jackson; 73 Nunna, Krighna G.; Hyderabad, 75 Oakes, William T , Amory; 75 Obrien, Charles D.; Pascagoula; 75 Odom, Beth K , Alamonte Springs, Fl.; 74 Odom, Cynthia R., Laurel; 75 Odom, Fletcher; Hillsboro; 74 Odom, lames M ; Pascagoula; 73 Oglesby, Donald W.; Eupora; 75 Oglesby, Howell R.; Natchez; 74 O ' Kelly, Patricia |.; Weir; 75 O ' Neal, David E.; New Orleans, La.; 75 O ' Neal, Elizabeth O; Hattiesburg; 74 Oneal, Kenneth C, Grenada; 74 O ' Neill, Edward W., Memphis, Tn.; 75 Orso, John K.; Crosby, 74 Oswalt, Debbie K.; Ackerman; 73 Oswalt, Diane G ; Ackerman; ' 73 Oswalt, lessica A, Mathiston; 75 Otis, Ronald V.; State College; 73 Owen, Enoch R.; New Albany; 73 Owen, Jerry D.; Pontotoc; 74 Owens, William C; Jackson; 74 Pace, William L.; Forest; 74 Pair, Donna R., Philadelphia; 74 Pakis, Helen H.; Ocean Springs; 75 Palermo, Donald I ; Vicksburg; 74 Palmer, Myrtis T.; Grenada; 75 Palmertree, Susan; Kilmichael; 73 Pang, Andrew G ; Marks ' ; 73 Pannell, Alice C; Tupelo; 73 Parchman, Rebecca, Amory; 74 Parker, Frances M.; Coffeeville; 75 Parker, John R.; Slarkville; 73 Parker, John T.; Columbus; 75 Parker, Mary J.; Nettleton; 74 Parker, Pamela A.; Oxford; 74 Parker, Susan L.; Metairie, La.; 74 Parker, Wanda K ; lackson; 75 Parkin, Samuel C; lackson; 75 Parks, Bobby; Birmingham, Al ,; 75 Parnell, Regma D ; Gulfport; 74 Parrish, Donald M ; Lexington; 75 Parrish, Kenneth D.; Tchula; 75 Parson, Danny J.; Stewart; 75 Parsons, Beverly O; Winona; 75 Partridge, William P ; Memphis, Tn.; 75 Patch, Gerald C ; Picayune; 75 Pate, David E.; West Point; ' 75 Pate, George H .; Grenada; 75 Patel, Harihar H ; State College; 73 Patrick, D. Patricia; Laurel; 74 Patterson, Danny R.; Winona; 75 Patterson, Nancy L ; Tupelo; 75 335 Undergraduates Patton, Steve W.; Quitman; 75 Paulk, John I.; Starkville; 74 Paxton, Patsy R.; Eupora; 73 Peace, Peggy ).; Columbus; ' 73 Pergler, Venita F.; Morton; ' 75 Pearson, Charlotte A.; Smithville; ' 73 Pearson, Shirley M.; Florence; ' 73 Pearson, Will J.; Clarksdale; ' 73 Peden, Carolyn M.; Houlka; ' 73 Peden, Melanie A,, Belzoni; ' 75 Peeler, Jannett; Hernando; ' 73 Peeples, Marjorie K., Columbus; ' 74 Pegg, Ronny C .; Grenada; ' 73 Pegues, Mimi B.; Tupelo; ' 75 Pendergraph, Mary A.; Booneville; ' 74 Pendly, Marc L, Caledonia; ' 74 Penick, Richard T.j Houston; ' 74 Penn, Melanie C; Jackson; ' 75 Pennington, Patricia K.; Biloxi; ' 75 Penson, Charles H.; Tupelo; 74 Pepper, Charles E.; Mathiston; 73 Percy, Anne L.; Weyano, La.; 73 Perdue, Harry C; )ackson; 75 Permenter, Geoffrey D.; Wayside; 74 Perry, Allen L., Louin; 74 Perry, Pamela E.; Rolling Fork; 74 Peterson, Michael L; Gulfport; 75 Peterson, Wirt L., Monticello; ' 73 Pettigrew, Albert H., Jr.; 75 Pettigrew, Kenneth; Forest; 73 Pettit, Hugh S.; Houston, 75 Petty, Steven C, Columbus; ' 75 Peugh, Mary J.; Aberdeen; ' 75 Peyton, Charlotte A.; (ackson; 74 Pharr, Joseph S., Atlanta, Ga.; ' 75 Phillips, Charles B.; Alligator; 75 Phillips, lames A.; (ackson; ' 73 Phillips, |ohn F., Savannah; 73 Pickering, Charles D,; Collins; 73 Pickering, Daniel R ; Stone Mt., Ga.; 74 Pickett, George E., Vicksburg; 75 Pickering, James W , Collins; 73 Pickering, Luther R., Brookhaven; 73 Pierce, Amelia E.; Grandview; 73 Pierce, Kathryn L.; lackson; 74 Pierce, Martha Ann, lackson; ' 75 Pierce, Robert O., Caruthersville, Mo.; ' 75 Pierson, Kenneth R , Picayune; ' 75 Pigford, Richard A.; Starkville; ' 73 Pigott, Walter R , Meridian; 73 Pilgreen, Martha C, Cleveland; 74 Pilkmton, William C; Columbus; 75 Pinkerton, Chester W.; Hollandale; 75 Pinnix, Ronnie W,; Mathiston; 73 Pittman, Jimmy L.; Greenwood; 74 Pittman, John D.; Corinth; 73 Pitts, C. David; Tremont; 75 Pitts, Jerry M.; Gulfport; 73 Player, Deborah J , Natchez; 73 Plummer, Rbonda G., Florence, Al ; 75 Plunkett, David E., Kosciusko; 75 Pogue, Kathenne C ; Providence, La., 74 Polk, lefferey L ,; Jackson; 74 Poole, Melinda L., lackson; 75 Poole, Thomas P.; Sumrall; 73 Pope, Clinton R.; West Poi nt; 73 Popek, Patricia L, Biloxi, 73 Popingis, Nevsa A.; Parana Brazil; 74 Porter, Carolyn M ; Starkville, 74 Porter, Tern K ; Tupelo; 74 Portera, Paul A., West Point; 74 Porter, Bonnie E.; Aveola; 74 Powell, Marsha L.; Houlka; 75 Powell, Mary R.; Indianola; 75 Powell, Richard B., Jr.; Jackson; 74 Powell, Rodney E ; Brandon; 75 Powers, Mark D.; Jackson; 75 Pratt, Mary ).; Inverness; ' 73 Pratt, William E.; Columbus; 73 Prellwitz, Becky J.; Jackson; 74 Presley, Pat, Pascagoula; 73 Presley, Vivian M.; West Point; 74 Prewitt, Ivy; Louise; 73 Price, Cynthia L.; Monticello; 74 Price, John S., Jr.; Vicksburg; 73 Price, Steve M„; Tupelo, 75 Price, Susan J.; Columbus; 75 Pnncs, Elizabeth F,; Brandon; 75 Pntchard, Robert W.; Charleston; 73 Prosser, Barbara A,; Vicksburg; 75 Prosser, H. Sidney; Vicksburg; 73 Provencher, Leo G.; 74 Pruett, Roger D.; West Point; 73 Pruett, Susan A.; Aberdeen; 74 Pruitt, Vernon T., Jr.; Mendenhall; 73 Puckett, Jimmy G , Amory; 73 Pugh, Cile M.; Macon; 73 Pugh, Gail, Macon; 74 Puhr, Daniel M.; Moss Point; 73 336 Undergraduates Pumphrey, Gary C ; Cedar Bluff; 75 Pumphrey, William R.; Cedar Bluff; 75 Purvis, Deborah I ; lackson; ' 73 Putnam, Curtis L.; Tupelo; ' 75 Pyles, Carolyn A.; Ponlotoc; ' 73 Rainey, Wilber H.; Rich, ' 75 Ramey, Millon E.; Wiggins; 73 Randall, Robin A., Indianola; ' 73 Randle, Minnie M., Slarkville; ' 75 Raney, Rebecca I , Slarkville; ' 75 Rankin, David B.; Laurel; ' 73 Rankin, John S.; Mendenhall; ' 74 Raper, Danny S.; Tupelo; ' 73 Ralcliff, Andrew M , Nalchez; ' 74 Ralcliffe, Richard W , Heidelberg; ' 73 Rather, Care; Holly Springs, ' 74 Rauch, Ronald M.; Clarksdale; ' 73 Ray, Amanda K., Batesville; ' 74 Ray, Aubrey F.; Canton; ' 74 Ray, Debra A.; Starkville; ' 75 Ray, Karen L; Tupelo; ' 74 Ray, Tommie A.; Jackson; ' 74 Rayburn, lohn A., Pontotoc; ' 74 Raymond, Gloria L, Aberdeen; ' 75 Rayner, Betty S.; Laurel; ' 74 Ready, Susan D.; Greenville; ' 75 Reagan, Christopher A ; lackson; ' 73 Reagan, Ben C , Foxworth; ' 73 Rector, Gwen; Starkville; ' 74 Reed, Kenny W.; luka; ' 73 Reeder, Bettye S.; Pontotoc; ' 75 Reeder, lames M ; Blue Springs; ' 75 Reeder, Russell R ; lackson; ' 74 Reese, Daniel M.; Starkville; ' 73 Reese, Mary A.; Starkville; ' 75 Reeves, loseph A.; Meridian; ' 73 Reid, Dinah D.; Memphis, Tn , ' 74 Reinbold, Frederich I., Booneville; ' 73 Reinstetle, Dwight A.; Starkville; ' 74 Reives, Dorothy L„ West Point; ' 75 Reynolds, G Leigh, Meridian; ' 73 Rhett, Charles E.; Macon; ' 74 Rhodes, Alvin R.; Brannon; ' 75 Rhodes, David M.; lackson; ' 73 Rich, Kathi G.; Starkville; ' 75 Rich, Mary E.; Columbus; ' 74 Richards, James E.; Pascagoula; ' 75 Richardson, Alma E.; Louisville; ' 74 Richardson, Janet L.; Canton; ' 74 Richardson, Lajoane, Louisville; ' 75 Richardson, Larry T.; Macon; 73 Richardson, Rebecca A.; Starkville; 75 Richmond, Horace M., Vicksburg; 75 Rigdon, Edward E.; Heidelberg; 75 Riley, David M.; Amory; 73 Riley, Rita O.; Kosciusko; ' 73 Riley, Robert V.; Prentiss; ' 74 Rivers, David A.; Ellisville; 73 Robbins, Kathy E.; Jackson; ' 75 Robbins, Kathy L.; Ecru; 75 Robbins, Rosemary; Jackson; 73 Roberson, Elizabeth J., Tiplersville; 73 Roberson, Vera D.; Starkville; 75 Roberson, William K.; Forrest City, Ar.; 74 Roberts, D. Steven; Ackerman; 74 Roberts, Fabian J.; Baldwin; 74 Roberts, George R.; Silver City; ' 75 Roberts, Jerry C; Ocean Springs; ' 74 Roberts, Kathie D.; Jackson; 74 Roberts, Kenneth T.; Baldwyn; 73 Roberts, Randall E.; lackson; 73 Roberts, Steve A.; Biloxi; 75 Roberts, Terry L.; State College; ' 73 Roberts, Tommy L.; Kosciusko; ' 73 Roberts, Wayne L.; Guntown; ' 73 Robertson, Don R.; luka; 73 Robertson, Margaret E.; Louisville; 75 Robinson, Jane C; Ackerman; 73 Robinson, David P; Indianola; ' 74 Robinson, George P.; Como; 75 Robinson, Peggy A.; Yazoo City; 73 Robinson, William H.; Yazoo City; 73 Robinson, Hal D.; Caledonia; 73 Robinson, William B.; Raymond; 73 Roby, Cynthis A.; Jackson; 73 Roby, Sherrie K.; Starkville; ' 75 Rodabough, Judy C, Aberdeen; 75 Rodgers, Deborah A , Belzoni; 75 Roebuck, Kathy; Houston; 74 Rogers, David C; Perkinston; 74 Rogers, David W.; Hernando; 75 Rogers, James L-; French Camp; 74 Rogers, lames R.; Fulton; 74 Rogers, lohn A.; Natchez; ' 75 Rogers, Kenneth R., Bay Springs; 74 Rogers, Marilyn E.; Laurel; 75 Rogers, M, Roslyn; Morton; ' 73 Rogers, Nelda Y.; Gulfport; 74 Rogers, Patsy D.; Corinth; 73 337 Undergraduates 4 •7) Rogers, Rebekah; French Camp; Rogers, Sally; Greenville; 74 Rollins, Carol S.; Amory; ' 74 Roman, Kenneth L; Beaumont; Roman, Sara A.; Greenville; ' 75 Ross, lames E.; Pelahatchie; ' 75 Ross, lesse L,; Grenada; ' 73 Rossi, Mario A.; San Jose, Costa Rica; ' 73 Rossie, Barbara A.; Jackson; ' 74 Rossie, Gail L; Jackson; ' 75 Rounsaville, Leesa J.; Leakesville; ' 75 Rowland, Joseph D.; Jackson; ' 73 Rowley, Randolyn |.; Columbus; ' 74 Rowzee, William R.; Decatur; ' 73 Roy, Betty N.; Hattiesburg; ' 73 Royal, Mary P.; Midnight;- ' 75 Rubin, William M.; Jackson; ' 75 Rucker, Leonard W.; Biloxi; ' 73 Ruff, Dorothy J.; Plantersville, ' 73 Ruffin, Deborah L; Laurel; ' 74 Runnels, Fred A.; Pascagoula; ' 73 Ruppert, Cecilia A.; Yazoo City; ' 75 Russell, Edwin H.; West Point; ' 75 Russell, Janice A.; Starkville; ' 73 Russell, John G.; Starkville; ' 73 Russell, Lynda C; Columbus; ' 74 Russell, Sherri R.; Vicksburg; ' 73 Russell, William C, Jackson; 74 Ruth, Barbara G.; Columbus; ' 73 Rutland, Donald H.; Jayess; ' 73 Rutland, Dwight L; Mt. Olive; ' 73 Rutland, Ronald A.; Jayess; ' 73 Rutledge, Charles W.; Lexington; ' 74 Rutledge, Charlsie A.; West Point; 75 Ryan, Marilyn S.; Tupelo; 73 Ryan, Michael S.; Pascagoula; 73 Ryan, Ona L.; Sallis; 75 Saab, Louis F , Columbus; 75 Salley, A. Lynn; Ackerman; 73 Samms, Patricia M.; Gulfport; 74 Sanders, Dick S.; Lamar; 74 Sanders, lames W.; Kosciusko; 73 Sanders, Patti L.; Aberdeen; 75 Sanderson, Gail; Brandon; 75 Sandidge, Guy; Greenville; 73 Sandroni, Peggy A., Shaw; 73 Sanford, Barbara A.; Ripley; 75 Sanford, Benjamin F.; Ripley; 73 Sanford, Robert M.; Jackson, 74 Sansing, George M.; Jackson; 75 Sarris, Charles S.; Birmingham, Al ; 74 Sartor, Donald L.; Starkville; 75 Sartor, Ronald G.; Starkville; 75 Sasser, Sidney R.; Bogue Chitto; 73 Saucier, Robert A.; Perkinston; 73 Saunders, Marion P.; Itta Bena; 73 Savelle, William R.; Huntsville, AL; 75 Savery, Mary R.; Holly Bluff; 73 Schanrock, Rebecca ).; Pearl, 74 Schenck, LoVraine A.; Starkville; 73 Schenck, Marcus D.; Starkville; 73 Schenck, Rebecca J.; McComb; 74 Schimmel, G. Richard; Macon; 75 Schmidt, Ronald W.; Columbus; 74 Schmitt, Millie L.; Greenville; 75 Schrum, Steven C; Columbus; 73 Scott, Donald M.; New Albany; 75 Scott, Duane H.; Starkville; 73 Scott, Gerald P.; Corinth, ' 73 Scott, Karen A.; Hickory Flat; 73 Scott, Newman V.; Natchez; 74 Scott, Sharon O.; Jackson; 73 Scott, Wanda ).; Yazoo City; 74 Scroggins, Valarie K.; Baird; 74 Scruggs, Charles Q.; Amory; 73 Searcy, James W.; Shaw; 74 Selby, Denise D.; Jackson; 75 Self, Linda R.; New Albany; 74 Sellers, Willinda B.; Jackson; 73 Senter, Edward A.; Macon; 75 Senter, George D.; Amory; 75 Setzler, Roger M ; Jackson; 74 Sewell, Jack L.; Tupelo; 75 Seymour, Martha L.; Vicksburg; ' 74 Seymour, Nickey D.; Biloxi; 75 Shackelford, Stephen L.; Columbus; 75 Shafer, Jerry R ; Starkville; 73 Shank, Gilbert K.; Meridian; 75 Sharp, Joyce; Starkville; 73 Sharpe, Bama M.; Sturgis; 74 Shattuck, Mary A.; Bay St. Louis; 73 Shaw, Cathy L.; Columbus; 75 Shaw, Sidney; Meridian; 73 Shaws, Steven W.; College Park, Ga.; 74 Shearer, James R.; Cleveland; 74 Shelton, Donna S.; Greenwood; 74 Shelton, Roosevelt; Aberdeen; 75 Shelton, Thomas C; Vicksburg; 74 Shelton, Willie E.; Bfooksville; 74 338 V At Jk i Undergraduates Shepard, Robert S.; Indianola; 73 Shepard, Slephen C, Laurel; 74 Shepard, William A.; Cullport; 73 Sheppard, A. Louise; Tchula; 73 Sheppard, Pamela A.; Greenville; 74 Sherman, lean T , Charleston; 74 Sherman, Jeffrey S., Ocean Springs; 74 Sherrod, Deborah L.; Meridian; 74 Shira, Ann M., State College, 75 Shirley, A. Dennis; Tupelo; 73 Shivers, Robert D., Magee; 73 Shivers, Tommie N.; Pearl; 74 Shoemaker, G. DeWayne; Decatur; 73 Shook, lanice V.; Winona; 74 Short, Pauline B.; Greenwood; 75 Short, Roger L.; Columbus; 73 Shows, Gary P.; Laurel; 73 Shows, Gilbert M ; Jackson; 73 Shuler, Thomas S , Greenwood; 75 Shumake, Josie S.; Columbus; 74 Shumpert, Elizabeth O.; Amory; 73 Sibley, Daniel P, Bentonia, 73 Siedell, Robert A.; Dallas, Tx , 74 Sikes, Susan M.; Purvis; 74 Simmons, Alan M., Corinth; 75 Simmons, Irene, Kosciusko; 75 Simmons, Jerry M , Georgetown; 73 Simmons, J. Ricky; Tupelo; 73 Simmons, Larry W , Pontotoc; 74 Simmons, R. Lee, Jackson, 74 Simpson, Ken W , Greenville; 74 Simpson, Woody; Weir, 73 Sims, Donald E., Bay Springs; 73 Sims, Richard A ; Bay Springs, 73 Singleton, Gene W., Jackson; 73 Sisk, lames G.; Starkville; 74 Sisk, Karen E; Starkville; 73 Slaughter, Charles L.; Philadelphia; 74 Slaughter, George G.; Magnolia; 73 Slay, Deborah S, Hazelhurst; 75 Sloan, Gene A., Aberdeen, 75 Slocum, Jerome B.; Coldwater; 75 Smalley, Walter T ; Bay Springs; 73 Smith, Albert S , Meridian; 73 Smith, Alvis E.; Meridian; 73 Smith, Audrey A.; Hamilton; 75 Smith, Barbara L ; Brookhaven; 74 Smith, Carlos M.; Jackson; 74 Smith, Catherine M.; Greenville; 73 Smith, Cornelious D , Vicksburg, 74 Smith, Dan P, Meridian, 73 Smith, Daniel G.; Meridian; 73 Smith, David M.; Starkville; 73 Smith, Debra G , Aberdeen; 74 Smith, Donna L.; Brandon; 75 Smith, Fred L , Woodville; 73 Smith, George D., Newfon, 74 Smith, George W,; Greenwood, 73 Smith, Glenn L., Vicksburg, 74 Smith, Gregory A., Laurel; 73 Smith, Harold E.; Silver City; 75 Smith, H Gail; Louisville; 73 Smith, Hershel W ; DeKalb, 75 Smith, Homer C , Vernon, Al.; 74 Smith, Jerry L.; Meridian; 74 Smith, Kendall R.; Jackson; 73 Smith, Kenneth R„ Pope; 73 Smith, Liana Y., Blytheville; 74 Smith, Lyman P.; Ripley; 73 Smith, Marshall G ; Collinsville; 75 Smith, Meddy; lackson; 75 Smith, Melissa; Indianola; 73 Smith, Melvm M ; Columbus; 74 Smith, Nancy A.; Saltillo; 74 Smith, Nick C; Utica; 73 Smith, Norman L.; Moselle; 75 Smith, Pamela J.; Clinton; 75 Smith, Robert A., Columbus; 74 Smith, Robert D; Pascagoula; 73 Smith, Rssell; Meadville; 73 Smith, Sammy A , Vicksburg, 74 Smith, Sandy A.; Greenville, 74 Smith, Silas M.; Jackson; 74 Smith, Tony W.; Columbus; 75 Smith, William O ; Columbus; 74 Smith, William P.; Brookhaven; 74 Smitherman, Jane E,; Starkville; 75 Snapka, Charles D., Columbus; 75 Snipes, Charles W., Pontotoc; 73 Snowden, lames M ; Meridian; 73 Sollie, Donna L.; Slate College; 73 Somers, John S.; Aberdeen; 73 Sonnek, Chad C ; Columbus; 75 Sorrells, Melissa A., Kosciusko; 74 Sparks, Julia F.; Batesville; 73 Sparrow, lames M ; Jackson; 74 Speed, Suzanne; Marianna, FL; 74 Speir, Harold L.; Jackson; 74 Spencer, Doris K.; Marietta; 73 339 Undergraduates Spencer, Herman W.; Fulton; 73 Spencer, Jeanne L; Aberdeen; 74 Spencer, Mary P.; Okolona; 74 Spencer, Sandra M.; Jackson; ' 75 Spiva, Bobbie J., Noxapater; ' 75 Spiva, Samuel, Noxapater; ' 74 Spraberry, James B.; Oxford; ' 73 Spraberry, Robert P.; Bellefontaine, ' 73 Spraberry, James E ; Sarepta; ' 73 Stacy, Morgan B.; State College; ' 73 Stafford, Darrell E.; Collierville; ' 74 Stamey, Bruce B., Tupelo; ' 74 Stamps, Ebbie D.; Jackson; ' 74 Stamps, Jack A.; Jackson; ' 74 Stanfield, Thomas E.; Memphis; ' 75 Stanford, William D.; Charleston; ' 75 Stanley, Janice A ,; Tupelo; ' 73 Stanton, Russell M., Sylacauga, Al., ' 75 Starnes, Patricia J.; Natchez; ' 75 Steel, David L.; lackson; ' 73 Steele, Cynthia L; lackson; ' 74 Steele, Daniel D., Columbus; ' 73 Steele, Mary K ; Greenwood; ' 74 Steen, Susan L; Memphis, Tn ; 74 Stegall, Cecil J., Pontotoc; 75 Stephens, Donna S., Arlington; 74 Stephens, James O , Daleville; 75 Stephens, Satha, Starkville; 73 Stephenson, John W , Gulfport; ' 75 Stephenson, Rebecca J.; Flora; ' 75 Sterdivant, Sarah L; Meridian; 74 Stevens, Alan L; Jackson; 73 Stevens, Mark A.; Jackson; 73 Steward, Kyle T .; Pontotoc; 75 Stewart, Donnie L, Coffeeville; 74 Stewart, Irma A.; Aberdeen; 73 Stewart, Martha D ; Louisville; 75 Stewart, Mary M , Vicksburg; 74 Stewart, Norman M., Poplarville; 74 Stewart, W. Charles; Kosciusko; 73 Stokes, Bobby R., Morton; 73 Stokes, Bryce ).; Louisville; 75 Stokes, Donald K., Columbus; 74 Stokes, Walter C , Columbus; 74 Store, Harry E ; Tremont, 75 Strachan, Kathy H„ Starkville; 73 Strange, John N.; Vicksburg, 74 Strange, Pam A.; Tupelo; 75 Strazi, Tommy A.; Greenville, 74 Strebeck, Robert A ; Hickory, 73 Street, Greg P.; Richmond, Va.; 75 Street, Willie C; Biloxi; 73 Stnbling, Edward R.; Moss Point; 74 Stnbling, lames C , Carthage; 74 Stncklin, Margie A , Yazoo City; 75 Stringer, Athalia D.; lackson; 73 Stringer, Dwane H.; Stringer; 73 Stringer, James H.; Canton; 74 Stringer, Loreen O ; Tylertown; 74 Stringer, Rebecca S.; Jackson; 73 Strong, Jlmmie L ; Lambert; 74 Strong, Keith E.; Canton; 73 Stroud, Patricia L.; Meadville; 75 Stuart, Deborah R ; Raleigh; 74 Stuart, Derrill A.; Minette, Ala.; 74 Stuart, |ohn L.; Jackson; 74 Stubbs, Mary E.; Guntown; 73 Stubbs, Patricia S.; Baldwyn; 75 Stump, Richard B.; Biloxi; 75 Sudbeck, Larry B , Benton; 73 Sudduth, Duff W.; Brooksville; 75 Sudduth, Edwin P.; Jackson; 73 Sudduth, Magalene; Starkville; 75 Sullivan, Linda G.; Starkville; 74 Sullivan, Mary L., Columbus, 75 Summerour, Yancey M.; Lucedale; 75 Summers, Patti K.; Fulton; 73 Summers, Suzette; Brookhaven; 74 Sumrall, Robert B., Jackson; 74 Sumrall, Samuel T , Bay Springs; 75 Sumrall, W. R ; Crystal Springs, 73 Sutherland, Catherine A.; Jackson; 74 Sutherland, Joe A.; Canton; 74 Sutherland, Sandy L.; Jackson; 75 Sutphen, Fred M.; Greenwood; 73 Sutphin, Cary L ; State College; 73 Sutterfietd, Geary L.; Pascagoula; 74 Suttle, Rebecca L,; Louisville; 75 Swain, Richard K.; Toomsuba; 73 Swan, Gary T.; Amory; 73 Swayze, John H.; Benton; ' 74 Swayze, Stephen D.; Benton; 75 Swearengen, Patrice; Oakland; 74 Swilley, Terry A.; Houlka; 74 Tadlock, James T.; Isola; 73 Talbot, Gerald B,; Columbus; 74 Tallant, Robert E.; Okolona; 73 Talley, William H.; Philadelphia; 74 Tanner, Nancy E.; Newton; ' 74 340 Undergraduates Tanner, Richard M.; Heidelberg; 74 Tape, Joe E ; Hollandale; 74 Tarleton, Karen; Starkville, 74 Tate, | Donald; Vaiden; 73 Tate, William E.; Jackson; 73 Tate, William F , Hughes, Ar.; 74 Tavenner, D. Michael, Great Falls, Va.; 74 Taylor, Alvin C; Vicksburg; 74 Taylor, Bobby P.; West Point; 74 Taylor, Gerald L.; Decatur; 73 Taylor, John E., Yazoo City, 75 Taylor, Judy E., Canton; 73 Taylor, Julie, Jackson; 75 Taylor, Leander T.; Lucedale, 74 Taylor, Michael V., Jackson; 74 Taylor, Robert P.; Columbus; 73 Taylor, Susan D , Louisville, 75 Taylor, Van P.; Como; 74 Teasley, Bonnie D , Starkville; 73 Teaster, Joe C; Benton; 74 Temple, Gloria J.; Plantersville, 74 Temple, H. Keith, Laurel; 74 Templeton, Vicki J.; Starkville; 75 Tennyson, Gary J., Charleston; 75 Thames, Kermit R.; Decatur; 73 Thames, Robert D.; Jackson; 75 Thatch, John E ; Meridian; 73 Thomas, Clarence E., Pickens; 75 Thomas, Ernest, Vicksburg, 7 J Thomas, H Lloyd; Yazoo City; 73 Thomas, John R , Belden, 74 Thomas, Joyce M., Jackson; 75 Thomas, Lisa G., Starkville; 74 Thomas, Marie L., Jackson; 73 Thomas, Richard L.; Jackson; 75 Thomas, Steven E ; Starkville; 73 Thomas, Susie; Starkville; 75 Thomas, Terry N ; Kilmichael; 75 Thomas, Veronica N,, Jackson; 75 Thompson, C. Lee; Hamilton; 74 Thompson, Debra A.; Gulfport, 74 Thompson, Debra S.; Jackson; 75 Thompson, Fran, Forest; 74 Thompson, Frances A.; RulevMIe; 74 Thompson, James E.; Meridian; 74 Thompson, Lewis M,; New Albany; 74 Thompson, Linda S.; Meridian; 73 Thompson, Margaret B; Laurel; 74 Thompson, Raymond F.; Jackson; 74 Thompson, Robert D.; Ackerman; 74 Thompson, Sherry F,; Houston; 75 Thompson, Stephen C; Aberdeen; 74 Thompson, Susan; Doddsville; 75 Thomson, Tracey V., Jackson; 75 Thorn, Eric L.; Shaw; 74 Thorn, Michael G .; Nettleton, 73 Thornton, Samuel B.; Starkville; 75 Thornton, Valeria K.; Tiplersville; 73 Thrash, James D.; Fulton; 74 Thrash, Kenneth R , Connehatta, 74 Threet, Sandra ) , Columbus; 74 Throop, Ruth H,; Water Valley, 75 Tierce, Gary L.; Jackson; 73 Tillson, Joe A.; Raleigh, 73 Tinsley, Paul P.; Philadelphia; 74 Tipton, Harriett E.; Caruthersville, Mo.; 73 Todd, Alice E., Barton, Ar.; 74 Tolar, Rebecca A.; Anguilla; 74 Tolleson, Randy A., McAdams; 74 Tom, Dan G , Areola; 74 Towery, Laura A.; Jackson; 74 Townsend, A Edward, Winona; 73 Townsend, Mary G., Pass Christian; 73 Tramel, William M ,; Jackson; 75 Trantham, Bettye A,, Booneville; 73 Trenor, Shelly J., Houston, 74 Treppendahl, Virginia M , Woodville, 73 Trigleth, Edgar M , Jackson, 74 Trimble, Sharon K., Clarksadle; 74 Triplett, Henry P.; Louisville; 74 Tnplett, Joseph C, Brooksville; 73 Triplett, Robert W., Louisville; 74 Troskey, Philip A , Starkville; 74 Troxell, Jo C, Forrest City, Ar.; 74 Truesdale, Wayne L.; Canton; 73 Truhett, Pamela J.; Philadelphia; 75 Truhett, Paula J.; Philadelphia, 75 Tubb, Clen D.; Tupelo; 75 Tubbs, Buford D.; Greenwood; 74 Tucker, A. Gay; Fulton; 73 Tucker, James D.; Gulfport; 75 Tucker, Patrick G.; Vicksburg; 75 Tu cker, Sydney; Vicksburg; 73 Tuggle, Ronald W.; Jackson; 74 Turnage, Laura A., Aberdeen; 75 Turner, Barton H.; Jackson; 75 Turner, Deborah F.; Skene; 74 Turner, Elmer B.; Leakesville; 74 Turner, Garth E.; Lucedale; 75 341 Undergraduates Turner. Clenda C; Huntsville, A!.; 73 Turner, Mary L; Philadelphia; 74 Turner, Maurice G.; Leakesville; ' 75 Turner, Richard E.; Jackson; ' 75 Turner, Richard H.; Corinth; ' 73 Turner, Sarah A,; Mantachie; ' 73 Turner, Susan E.; Jackson; ' 73 Turnipseed, Eleanor R.; Bay St. Louis; ' 73 Turpin, Erin L., Shaw; ' 74 Twyner, Basil S , Jackson; ' 74 Tynes, David M.; Liberty; ' 73 Upshur, Charles L.; Leland; ' 75 Valentine, Katherine S.; Laurel; ' 73 Valentine, Patsy R.; Woodside; ' 73 Valentine, Vernetta; Pheba, ' 73 Valentour, Marion S.; Jackson; ' 74 Van Devender, Mark C; Vicksburg, ' 74 Van Horn, lames R.; Memphis, Ar.; ' 74 VanLandingham, Jane; Noxapater; ' 75 Vaughn, Clarence H.; Culfport; ' 74 Vaughn, Evelyn D.; Starkville; ' 73 Vaughn, Marsha A.; Eupora; ' 73 Vaughn, Peggy S.; Jackson; ' 75 Vernon, Daniel; Wiggins; ' 73 Vetrano, Vickie A.; Rosedale; ' 73 Vickers, James T,, West Point; ' 73 Vincent, James S.; Jackson; ' 73 Vincent, Miles D.; Laurel; ' 75 Vincent, Robert F.; Walls; 74 Vinson, Carolyn V.; Batesville; ' 75 Virden, lane C.; Jackson; ' 75 Virden, Thad C; Rolling Fork, ' 73 Von Kohn, Beverly R.; Macon; ' 73 Vosburgh, Rebecca A., Memphis, Tn., ' 75 Vosburgh, Michael D.; Memphis, Tn.; ' 73 Wachs, Steven D.; Culfport; ' 74 Waddell, George A.; Dennis; ' 73 Wade, Chris M.; Portersville; 73 Wade, Deborah L„ Starkville; 75 Wade, K. Lynn; Bay St. Louis; 73 Wadhngton, William R.; Jackson; 73 Wadsworth, Pamela; West Point, 73 Waggoner, Charles A.; Newton; 73 Waggoner, Mary J.; Newton; 74 Walden, William R.; Jackson; 74 Waldrop, Drew M., Randolph; 73 Walhood, Steven G.; Clarksdale; 74 Walker, Annabelle; Aberdeen; 73 Walker, Edward C; Roxie; 74 Walker, Floyd M.; Maben; 75 Walker, James C; Jackson; 74 Walker, Jean A,; Tylertown; 74 Walker, Ricky W.; Louisville; 75 Walker, Sylvia D.; Kosciusko; 73 Walker, Wendell M , Mt. Olive; 73 Walker, Wyeth; Jackson, 74 Wallace, Charles A.; Jackson; 75 Wallace, John C; Como; 75 Wallace, KaM W.; Jackson; 75 Wallace, Nelson A., Bogue Chitto; 73 Wallace, Raymond E.; Fulton; 73 Waller, Deborah ).; Oxford; 73 Waller, Timothy B.; Waynesboro; 73 Waller, William L.; Picayune; 74 Waller, William L.; Jackson; 74 Wallis, Eva N., Guntown; 73 Walsh, James P.; Jackson; 75 Walter, James F.; Morton; 73 Walters, Eleanor R.; Laurel; 73 Walton, Arlene, Vicksburg; 75 Walton, Dan E„ Mantachie; 73 Walton, Lu E.; Jackson; 73 Walton, Ned C; Meridian; 73 Wansley, Steve A,; Valley Park; 73 Ward, Drusan; Ripley; 74 Ward, Sherri G.; Gulfport; 75 Ware, Steven R.; Weir, 75 Warner, Paula J.; West Point; 73 Warnock, Janice A.; Ruleville; 75 Warren, Kenneth E.; Starkville; 73 Watkins, Martha ).; Aberdeen; 74 Watkins, Sara E.; Sanatorium; 73 Watson, Ella M.; West Point; 73 Watson, Henri P.; Jackson; 75 Watson, Katherine I.; Natchez; 75 Watterson, Zandra; Aberdeen; 73 Watts, Adrian R.; Schater; 75 Watts, Vicki L.; Monticello; 74 Waycaster, James O.; Natchez; 75 Weathers, Jerry E.; Rogersville, Al.; 73 Webb, Donna M.; Kosciusko; 75 Webb, lames R.; Florence; 74 Webb, Patricia G.; Anguilla; 74 Webb, Phillip R.; Tupelo; 73 Webb, Susan L.; Belden; 73 Webber, Rosetta; Columbus; 73 Webster, William H.; Meridian; 73 Wedgeworth, James H.; Laurel; 73 Wedgeworth, Mary M.; Laurel; 74 342 Undergraduates Weed, Ralph W.; Winona; 73 Weed, Richard A.; Ruleville; 74 Weed, Sharon D.; Slarkville; 75 Weeks, Billy, Sturgis; 73 Weeks, Deborah B.; Ackerman; 74 Weeks, Deborah D.; Mobile, AL; 75 Weir, Kalhryn H.; lackson; 73 Welch, Lee E., Aberdeen; 75 Welch, Leonard 5.; Starkville; 74 Wellord, Vicky J.; Okolona; 74 Wells, Billie B.; McComb; 73 Wells, lames S.; Eupora; 73 Wells, lames W.; lackson; 73 Wells, Karen C; Columbus, 73 Wesley, David H.; Canlon, 74 West, Hazel; Colt, Ar.; 75 West, Michael R .; Canton, 74 West, Robert L.; Hollandale; 75 Westerfield, Robin C; lackson; 73 Westmoreland, Debra K.; Plantersville; 75 Westmoreland, Spud; lackson; 73 Weston, Julie A.; lackson; 75 Weston, Michael D ; Laurel; 75 Westphal, lohn P Columbus; 73 Whaken, Chester H.; Senatobia; 74 Wheeler, Derryl I , Toomsuba, 74 Wheeler, Edward S., Culfport; 75 Wheeler, Sheila K , Houston, 74 Whetstone, Susan E , Woodville; 73 Whitacre, Charles M.; Greenville; 74 Whitaker, Christy; Yazoo; 75 Whitaker, lohnie E., Cuntown; 73 White, Barbara C; Louisville; 75 White, Bobby C; Marks; 73 White, lohn S.; Flora; 74 White, lohnny R.; Pontotoc; 73 White, Patti I ; Tupelo; 73 White, Robert D.; Preston; 74 White, Susan L; Louisville, 73 White, Sylvia R.; Philadelphia; 73 Whiteside, F, Morris, Ashland; 74 Whiteside, Ian A.; Tupelo; 75 Whitfield, Robert A.; lackson, 73 Whitmire, Larry S., West Point; 75 Whitsett, Kit; lackson; 73 Whittington, Martha C; Collins; 73 Wicks, Coleman C; Artesia; 74 Wicks, Constance R , lackson; 74 Wiggins, Cynthia M.; Tupelo; 74 Wiggins, Frances B., Shaw; 75 Wiggins, Thomas R.; Columbia; 74 Wigle, Duffy, Vicksburg; 73 Wilbanks, Rhonda F.; Carthage; 75 Wilbanks, Shirley I .; Booneville; 73 Wilbanks, Wanda K.; Carthage; 75 Wilbert, F Sharp; Starkville, 75 Wilbourn, (udy M.; Coffeeville; 75 Wilder, Rodger D., Columbus; 75 Wilemon, Billy B., Columbus; 73 Wiley, Thomas L., Tupelo; 73 Wilkerson, Frances |.; Starkville; 73 Wilkins, William S.; Columbus; 74 Wilkinson, Kay, lackson; 73 Wilkinson, Mary N.; Forest, 74 Williams, Beverly I ; Brookhaven; 74 Williams, Boyd E.; Cleveland; 75 Williams, Carol M.; lackson; 74 Williams, Charles V.; Houston; 73 Williams, Hamp D., Columbia; 74 Williams, Henry G.; Magnolia; 73 Williams, lack N.; Learned; 75 Williams, lames M., Jackson; 74 Williams, lohn R,, Starkville; 73 Williams, Mary B.; Lexington; 74 Williams, Meredith K.; Greenwood; 74 Williams, Mike H.; Ketchum, 75 Williams, Truitt C; Moss Point; 75 Williams, William; Picayune; 73 Williamson, Anita |.; Meridian; 74 Williamson, Sylvia I.; Louisville; 75 Williford, Charles H.; State College, 75 Williford, Sebe S.; McComb; 75 Willmgham, |oe D.; Milton, FL; 74 Willis, Ellen C; Birmingham, AL; 75 Wilhston, Charles B.; Oxford, 75 Wilson, David C; Greenville; 74 Wilson, Felon R.; Monticello; 75 Wilson, Laura F.; Jackson; 75 Wilson, M. Timothy; Dekalb; 73 Wilson, Melinda L„ Biloxi; 73 Wilson, Paul M.; Monticello; 74 Wilson, Rebecca GV; Fulton; 74 Wilson, Robert W,; Eddiceton; 75 Wilson, Ronald W.; Monticello; 75 Wilson, Sandra L.; lackson; 74 Wilson, Thomas D ; Starkville; 75 Wilson, W. Sam; Natchez; 75 Winbush, Marilyn N.; Winona; 75 Winders, Shirley I; Hamilton; 75 343 Undergraduates Wing, Kenneth J.; Marks; 73 Wingate, Francis L; Covington, Tn.; ' 75 Wingate, Lee K.; Covington, Tn,; 73 Winkel, Edward ).; Clarksdale; 74 Winkeljohn, K. Michele; Ocean Springs, 74 Winston, Nathan; Vickjburg; 75 Winter, Donald V.; Starkville; 73 Winter, Linda C; West Point, 73 Winter, Mary B.; State College; 73 Wise, lanice M.; Pontotoc; 75 Wise, Reginald E.; Carriere; 74 Wiseman, Keith B.; Shannon; 73 Wolfe, Vivian L.; Lake, 75 Wong, Cynthia A.; Greenville; 75 Wood, Daniel E.; Greenville; 73 Wood, Furnev H.; Tutwiler; 73 Wood, Lee C; Starkville; 74 Wood, Pansy L; Shelby; 74 Wood, Richard H.; Starkville; 74 Wood, Richard L.; Starkville; 74 Wood, Robert H.; Golden, 73 Woodell, Patty M.; Yazoo City; 73 Woods, Charles W.; Holly Springs; 73 Woods, |im T.; Macon, 74 Woods, lohn F.; Greenwood; 73 Woodward, George L.; Louisville; 74 Woodward, Jones D.; Jackson; 75 Woodward, Tommy L., Philadelphia; 73 Woody, Karen L.; Greenwood; Woolen, lohn H.; Columbus; 75 Word, lanice C; Okolona; 74 Worley, Milton S.; Tupelo, 75 Wortham, William T.; Coffeeville; 73 Worthy, Alvin D.; Picayune; 74 Wren, Donald M.; lackson; 73 Wright, Charles L.; Greenwood; 74 Wright, Marion P.; Meridian; 73 Wright, Melanie E.; Pittsburgh, Pa.; 75 Wright, Michael A.; Starkville; 75 Wright, Olga, lackson; 74 Wright, Richard Ft; Macon; 75 Wright, Sarah V.; lackson; 73 Yarbrough, Thomas S.; Mason, Tn., 74 Yates, Anna M.; Philadelphia; 74 Yates, Margaret; Philadelphia; 74 Yates, Sidney C; Philadelphia; 74 Yearber, Barry D.; Marietta, 73 Young, Carl D.; Crystal Springs, 75 Young, Charlotte L.; West Point; 75 Young, Debra B.; Oxford; 74 Young, George T.; Lucedale; 74 Young, Julia N.; Ackerman; 74 Young, Kathleen D.; Natchez, 75 Young, Kathy A.; Houlka; 73 Young, Lucy f .; Morton; 73 Young, Stennis R.; Eupora; 75 Young, Wanda B.; Pontotoc, 73 Younger, lames W.; Columbus; 75 Younger, Michael; Louisville; 75 344 Organizations Index Acacia 154-155 Afro-American Plus 228-229 Agricultural Economics . .230-231 Agronomy Club 232 Air Force ROTC 234-235 Alpha Delta Pi 142-143 Alpha Epsilon Delta 207 Alpha Kappa Delta 239 Alpha Kappa Psi 240 Alpha Lambda Delta 199 Alpha Psi Omega 255 Alpha Tau Omega 156-157 Alpha Zeta 242-243 American Institute of Aeronautics Astronautics 233 American Institute of Chemical Engineers 238 American Institute of Industrial Engineers 233 American Nuclear Society . . .239 American Society of Civil Engineers 241 Angel Flight 236-237 Army ROTC 244-246 Arnold Air Society 209 Associated Women Students 216 Band 222-223 Baptist Student Union . .250-251 Beta Alpha Psi 252 Blackfriars 254 Block and Bridle 256-257 Blue Key 196 Board of Publications 226 Cardinal Key 197 Chi Omega 144-145 Chi Epsilon 241 Choir 224 Circle K 253 Dairy Science 260 Debate 227 Delta Chi 158-159 Delta Gamma 146-147 Development Foundation 258-259 Elder Statesmen 260 Entomology Club 261 Eta Kappa Nu 205 Farmhouse 160-161 Forestry Club 261 Future Farmers of America . .262 Gamma Beta Phi 202 General Agriculture 263 Home Economics 263 India Association 264 Industrial Education Association 265 Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers 266 Inter-Fraternity Council 140 International Club 267 Inter-Residence Hall Council 220-221 lonians 268 Judicial Council 215 Kappa Alpha Order 162-163 Kappa Delta 148-149 Kappa Delta Pi 269 Kappa Sigma 164-165 Lambda Chi Alpha 166-167 Landscape Architecture 266 Little Sigmas 270 Madrigals 225 Marine Technology 270 Omicron Delta Kappa ..192-193 Order of the Red Ribbon . . .194 Panhellenic Council 141 Ph Ph Ph Ph Ph Ph Ph Ph Ph Beta Lambda 272 Chi Theta 271 Eta Sigma 198 Gamma Delta 168-169 Kappa Phi 200-201 Kappa Tau 170-171 lo Demos 273 Mu 150-151 Mu Alpha Sinfonia 274 Pi Delta Epsilon 206 Pi Kappa Alpha 172-173 Pi Omega Pi 275 Pi Sigma Epsilon 276 Pi Tau Sigma 203 Poultry Science 277 Pre-Med Club 278 President ' s Cabinet 213 Pre-Veterinarian Club 279 Prop-Benders 280 Reflector 218-219 Reveille 376-379 Rifle Team 248 Scabbard and Blade 208 Scotch Guard 247 Senate 214 Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . .174-175 SAE Little Sisters 275 Sigma Alpha lota 280 Sigma Chi 176-177 Sigma Phi Epsilon 178-179 Social Work 285 Society for the Advancement of Management 281 Society of American Military Engineers 249 Society of Petroleum Engineers 284 SOT 282-283 Student Association 212 Tau Beta Pi 204 Tau Kappa Epsilon 180-181 Theta Tau 286-287 Triangle 182 Union Program Council 217 Wesley Foundation 288-289 Westminister Fellowship . . . .284 Who ' s Who 186-191, 195 Xi Sigma Pi 290 YMCA 291 Zeta Tau Alpha 152-153 Physical Education Club 272 345 Copy Credits Photo Credits Martha Armstrong 53-62 Phil Boyd and Tommy Hales 35, 387 Melanie Barrentine 140-182 Gentry Photo Services . . .2-12, 16-65, 72-73, 78- Terry Carroll 100-101 79, 84-134, 136-182, 184-191, ' 194-257, 260-399 Haden Hughes ... .6, 14-37, 63, 72, 135-139, 183, Haden Hughes 1, 13-15, 134-135, 183 376-400 Justin Marquez 66-71, 74-77, 80-81 Kelly Miller 102-109 Jerry Moulder 82-83, 258-259 Mercury Morris 99, 110-112 Stevens Studios 192-193 Franklin Myers 212-213 Fritz Perls 8 Beth Virden 74-81 Jane Virden 41-51 Ned Walton 11, 118-125 Specifications The 1972 Reveille was printed by the offset lithographic process by Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas. Pages are printed on 80 pound dull-coated enamel paper. Basic type and headings are Optima Demibold. Copy was composed photographically by the Intertype Fototronic Computer. Endsheets and division pages are printed in Taylor ' s Process 1 Black. The hon- orary pages are printed in Taylor ' s 12 Marine Blue. Portrait work was done by Stevens Studios of Bangor, Maine. The bulk of the remaining work was photographed by G entry Photo Services. The binding was Taylor ' s gray Smyth binding with a stone grain and silver mylar application. Press run was 7200 copies at 400 pages. 346 Acknowledgements: The 1972 Reveille is indebted to the following peo- ple for their contributions: Nicky Drake and Larry Hatfield, Taylor Publishing Company; John Charlton and Mike Gentry, photogra- phers; Roy Ruby, Reveille advisor; Gaddis Hunt, Union director; Justin Marquez, beauty photogra- pher; Jerry Moulder, Public Information photogra- pher; The B. L. Joneses, site of beauty pictures; Walt Knutsen, Pete Carlton, Harold Dodge, and Donald Cooper, Stevens portrait photographers; M. I. Ollove, Stevens representative; and A. L. Kelley, use of Food Service partitions. 347 Senior Credits ABERNETHY, PHIL B.: Phi Gamma Delta, President; IFC, President; Stu- dent Assoc, President; Who ' s Who; Mr. MSU ABSTON, DONALD EUGENE: Air Force ROTC, Major; Arnold Air Socie- ty; Propbenders Club; MSU Karate Club ADCOX, |OHN W., JR.: Blackfriars, Blue Knights AGOSTINELLI, THOMAS ALLEN: ASME, Newman Club ALLDAY, BETTY L.: Psychology Club, Social Work Club ALLEN, JAMES A.: Kappa Alpha Order, Alpha Kappa Psi, Asst. Chairman SCCF ALLEN, JAMES TERRY: Football Team ALLGOOD, HAROLD D.: Society for Advancement of Management, Presi- dent ALLRED, GEORGE WAYNE: ASCE, Sec. ANDERSON, KENNETH RICHARD: Delta Chi ANGLIN, RICHARD HARVEY, JR.: AIIE, ROTC ANTHONY, TOMMY VAN: Industrial Ed. Assoc, Parliamentarian ARMIIOS, DIEGO P.: International Students Club, President; AIME; Theta Tau; White House Conference Dele- gate ASHLEY, LOUIE D , JR.: Industrial Ed. Club, lota Lambda Sigma ATKINSON, THOMAS JOHN: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Controller; Scabbard and Blade; Chi Epsilon; Am. Society of Civil Engrs. AVERY, DONALD B., JR : Industrial Ed. Assoc. AWAD, ELIE T.: Presidents List, Dean ' s List, Resident Asst. BACON, NINA VIRGINIA: Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, SEA BAESSLER, RONALD HERBERT: IED Club BAGWELL, WILLIAM LEE: Alpha Kappa Psi, Alpha Zeta, Gamma Sigma Delta, Beta Alpha Psi BAILEY, CHARLES PATRICK: IEEE; MSU Veteran ' s Assc, Treas.; Co-op BAILEY, JAMES ANDREW: Forestry Club, Alpha Zeta 8AKER, JAMES DWIGHT: Sigma Phi Epsilon; ROTC; Alpha Phi Omega; BSU, Executive Council BANKSTON, MICHAEL D : SEA, PE Club, NEA BARBER, GERALD RAY: Alpha Zeta, Landscape Architecture Club, Clean BARDWELL, GLENN CARROLL: Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, ASCE BARKEMEYER, ERIC PAUL: Alpha Zeta; Scabbard and Blade, 1st Lt.; Ag Econ. Club BARKSDALE, J. FOUNTAIN: Alpha Kappa Psi, Sec; Alpha Phi Omega BARNES, PHILIP McKINLEY: Land- scape Architecture Club BARNES, ROBERT L., JR.: YMCA Cabi- net, President; Cadet Assn., Vice- Pres.; Volunteer Assn.; Student Assn. Cabinet; Housing Comm.; AAT BARNES, THOMAS MILO: IEEE, Kappa Sigma, Senator BAR NETT, BECKY HUNTER: SEC BARNETT, WILLIAM ALLEN: AICHE, Committee of 82, Kappa Mu Epsilon BARRENTINE, MELANIE MAUDE: Chi Omega, Cardinal Key, Sigma Delta Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Univ. Self-Study Comm., President ' s List, Dean ' s List, REVEILLE Staff, Scotch Guard, Best Dressed First Alternate BARTLETT, BILLY JOE: DPMA BASSETT, JAMES RICHARD: SAM, BSU, IED BATES, BUFORD BLANE: Phi Kappa Phi, Am. Society of Mech. Eng. BEAN, JERRY FELIX: SEMA BEARD, LYNTIS, H., JR.: ACS BEARDEN, BILL: SA Student Senator BEASLEY, DANNY: Scabbard and Blade BEATTY, WARREN ALLAN: Phi Kappa Tau, Alpha Kappa Psi BECKHAM, LEONARD DOUGLAS: Pre-Med Club BENNETT, JAMES HUBERT: Collegiate DECA, Library Staff, President ' s List BENNETT, NANNIE JOINER: Phi Zeta Alpha, Sec. BENTON, LELAND WAYNE: SMEA BERDAMI, MARGARET L.: SEA, Coun- cil for Excep. Youth BIGLANE, JUDY MARGARET: Delta Gamma, President and Pledge Train- er; Society for the Advancement of Management; Panhellenic Council, Dean ' s Scholar, REVEILLE Staff, Phi Kappa Tau Little Sister, MSU Home- coming Committee BILBREY, L. KAY: Social Work Club, Society for Advancement of Mgt. BILLINGSLEY, DOROTHY SHARON: Alpha Psi Omega; lonians Readers Guild, Vice-Pres.; Blackfriars BITTNER, JAMES NORMAN: ASCE Chi Epsilon BLACKWELL, DAVID DURR: Forestry Club BLAKE, RICHARD C: Arnold Air Soci- ety, Vice-Commander; Alpha Kappa Psi, Rituals; Phi Kappa Tau, Comptrol- ler, Treas. BLOUNT, TERESA H.: SEA BOREN, EDNA MARIE: SMEA, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi BORNMAN, LOUIS COWAN, JR.: SAME, ASCE BOUNDS, ALBERT ALLEN: AICHE BOUTON, JOSEPH HENRY: Agrono- my Club, Alpha Zeta BOUTON, MARY JEANNE: Pi Omega Pi BOWEN, ERNEST LAKE, III: Maroon Band, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia BOWEN, JAMES LARRY: FFA BOWEN, REBECCA LOVE: Pi Omega Pi, Phi Beta Lambda, Student MEA BOWEN, RICHARD DANIEL: Student MEA BOWLES, WILLIAM JEFFERY: ASME BOWLIN, GEORGE E.: SEA, IEA, lota Lambda Sigma, AVA, MVA BOYD, (ERELENE H.: Afro-American Club BRACKSTONE, DEBORAH W.: Phi Alpha Theta BRANDON, STEPHEN ARTHUR: Union Program Council, Student Di- rector; Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice- Pres.; Gamma Beta Phi, Pres., Vice- Pres.; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sec; AF- ROTC Newspaper, Editor; Dean ' s List; President ' s List; Plant Pathology and Weed Science Club; President ' s Cabi- net; Entertainment Comm.; Elder Sta- tesmen; Senator; Blue Key; Alpha Zeta; Who ' s Who; National Student Register; Assc. College Union ' s Int. Sterring Comm.; Board of Publica- tions, Screening Board BRANTLEY, MARY EVELYN: Alpha Lambda Delta, ACM BRANNER, DAVID RAY: Society for Adv. of Mgt. BRICKEY, CHARLES LEE: Social Comm., Chairman; Sigma Chi BRINKLEY, DAVID MICHAEL: Student MEA, Vice-President; DECA, Vice- President BRISCOE, JAMES HOWARD: Pi Kappa Alpha; Society for Adv. of Mgt., Vice- Pres. BRISCOE, RICHARD LEE: Chairman Finance Afro-American Plus, YMCA BROOKS, BARBARA LYNN: Chi Omega, Treas.; AWS, Treas.; Psychol- ogy Club; Panhellenic, Treas.; Alpha Tau Omega Little Sister; Dorm Offi- cer; President Comm. for Scholarship Day BROOKSHIRE, NEWTON D.: SA Sena- tor; IFC, Sec. -Treas.; Alpha Zeta; Blue Key; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi, Bulldog ; Freshman Cheerleader; President ' s List; Dean ' s List; Student Publications Comm.; Pres. Comm. on Scholarships; Pres. Comm. on Multipurpose Building; Dairy Science Club; Sigma Chi, Presi- dent; Who ' s Who BROUSSARD, DAVID WAYNE: Band BROWER, RODNEY CECIL: Beta Alpha Psi, Accounting Club BROWN, FRANCES MARDELLE: Inter- national Club BROWN, RUFUS ANDREW: Triangle, President; Circle-K; IEEE; ANS; Eta Kappa Nu BROWNING, JAMES ALLEN: Weight Lifting Club; Accn. Club; Alpha Beta Psi BRYAN, CHARLES ROBERT: Beta Alpha Psi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Account- ing Club BRYANT, CAROLYN SUE: Alpha Lambda Delta, Sigma Tau Delta, Phi Kappa Phi BULLARD, WILLIAM HAROLD: Tom- bigbee Amateur Radio Club, Ind. Arts Club, Am. Voc Assc, Miss. Voc Assc. BURCHFIELD, MICHAEL J.: Agronomy Club BURGESS, CAROLL KENNEDY: Pi EP- SILON Tau, Sec; SPE, Treas. BURNHAM, BETTY G.: BSU, Social Di- rector; SEA; Volunteer Services BURNHAM, SYLVIA JOYCE: SEA, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi BURROUGHS, TERRY HAL: Scabbard and Blade BUSH, JERRY GWIN: Theta Tau, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Mu Alpha, AIIE BUSH, TERRY L.: Theta Tau, Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Pi Mu, Phi Kappa Phi BUSHMAN, DAVID LYNN: IEEE, Chairman; Theta Tau; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Eng. Hall of Fame; AAS BUTLER, ALVIE GORDEN: Ind. Ed. Club, Sec. BUTLER, PATSY LORETTA: MEA; Phy. Ed. Club, Program Comm.; Hull Sports Comm. BUTTROSS, ERNEST LOUIS, JR.: Theta Tau, Society of Petroleum Eng., Elect- ed Rep. Eng. Council BYRD, SHARON LOUISE: Pi Omega Pi; Phi Beta Lambda, Parliamentarian; Standards Council SEA BYRD, WESLEY LEONARD: Am. Nu- clear Society CAIN, GEORGE QUITMAN, JR.: Intra- murals, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Volunteer Services CALLENS, JERRY DUANE: Univ. Chris- tian Student Center, V. Pres. and Pres.; Arnold Air Society, Dep. Commander and Commander; Blue Knights, Depu- ty Commander CAMPBELL, ELIZABETH ANN: SMEA; Interdorm Council; BSU; Wesley CAMPBELL, ROBERT DAN: Phy. Ed. Club CAMPBELL, SANDI JEAN: Social Work Club CANNON, MARY ANN: Phi Beta Lambda CARLSON, CHARLOTTE ANN: Black- friars, lonians, SEA, SMEA CARLSON, LINDA LEE: MSU Choir, Accom.; Sigma Alpha lota; Madrigal Singers; MSU Band CARLTON, WILLIAM W.: MSU Karate Club; MSU Deca Club CARPENTER, RICKEY EARL: MSU Col- legiate DECA, V. Pres.; National Colle- giate DECA, Pres. CARPENTER, ROBERT LAMB: SEA, MEA CARROLL, DONALD EDWARD: IEEE CARSON, CHARLES MARION: Com- mittee of 82, Sigma Chi CARTER, LETA REBECCA: Zeta Tau Alpha, CEC CARTER, RALPH RICHARD: Alpha Ep- silon Delta CARTER, SUSAN: Home Ec Club; Block and Bridle; BSU, Dean ' s List CARUTHERS, MARGARET R.: Sigma Tau Delta; Phi Kappa Phi CASE, WILLIAM DOUGLAS, JR.: MSU Debate Team; YMCA Cabinet; FRIENDS, Ed. CASTLES, CHARLES PALMER: Alpha Kappa Psi, Scabbard and Blade CASTLES, GAIL WATERS: Phi Kappa Phi, SEA CASTLES, HUGH DAVIDSON: Acacia, Sec; MSU Band; MSU Stage Band CAVER, WILLIAM LUTHER: Poultry Sc. Club; Phi Beta Lambda CHAMBERS, MICHAEL LEE: Psy. Club CHAPMAN, ARTHUR WILLIAM: Sigma Chi, Annotator; AIIE Rep. to Eng. Council; Elder Statesman CHINICHE, WESLEY S.: Theta Tau, Vice-Pres.; IEEE CHOATE, TAZEL ARTHER: NEA, Miss. State Health, Recreation, and Phy. Ed. CHRISTIAN, DON ANDREW: Phy. Ed. Club CLARK, JO ANN: Chi Omega; ROTC Scotch Guard, Comm.; MSU Cheer leader; Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister; MSU Hostess Club, Vice-Pres.; Dean ' ; List; jr. Class Sec; Top Ten Best Dressed CLARK, MARION ANNETTE: Home Ec. Club, HE Honorary Society CLARK, WILLIAM GIPSON: Ag. Econ. Club, Vice-Pres. CLAY, MARK G.: Kappa Alpha Order; AFROTC, Personnel Service; FIP CLAYPOOL, ED BLAINE: Livestock Judging Team CLEGG, CAROLYN JEAN: Zeta Tau Alpha, Corr. Sec. and Standards Chair- man; Inter-Residence Hall Council, Sec; SEA, Sec; College of Ed., Sec. and Treas.; Dean ' s Cabinet; Who ' s Who; Assc. Women Students; Inter- School Council COCKERHAM, TERRY GARNER Farmhouse, Ag. Econ. Club COFFILL, RALPH BERNARD: Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu COKER, RANDALL HOUSTON: FFA, Vice-Pres. COLEMAN, DEBBY: MSU Cheerlead- er; Chi Omega; Who ' s Who; Cardina Key; Phi Alpha Theta; Little Sister of Minerva; Campus Crusade for Christ COLLIER, CASSANDRA F.: MSU Dis- tributive Ed. Club, Sec-Treas. COLLIER, HARVEST LEROY: Afro Am Plus Club; Am. Chem. Society COLLINS, PATRICK R.: Society foi Adv. of Mgt. COMMISKEY, HENRY ALFRED: Socia Chairman for Sessums; Soccer; Guita Instructor CONLEY, BERTHA M.: Afro-Am. Plus YMCA Cabinet 348 CONLEY, NANCY LYNN: Gamma Beta Phi; Alpha Lambda Delia; Phi Kappa Phi CONN, FRANCES |EAN: Chi Omega; Gamma Beta Phi; Special Comm.; SEA CONWILL, RICHARD BRUCE: MSU Karate Club COOPER, BOBBIE NELL: SEA CORBITT, KATHLEEN: Alpha Delta Pi, Pres.; Cardinal Key, Pres.; Spirit Comm., Chairman, Pi Omega Pi, Vice- Pres CORNWELL, DENNIS ALAN: IRH Council, Pres; SA Senator, Pres. Pro Tempore; President ' s Comm on Stu- dent Organizations; Miss. Inter-Colle- giate Ex. Council; National Student Register Nominee; Alpha Kappa Psi, Treas.; Alpha Phi Omega; Gamma Beta Phi; Elder Statesmen; Union Forum and Lecture Comm.; DPMA; Dean ' s List COSTILOW, WALTER T, III Phi Kappa Tau, Vice-Pres.; Arnold Air So- ciety; Bulldog CRAFT, ANN CRAIG: Alpha Delta Pi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Kappa Delta Pi; Choir; Blackfriars; SEA CRAFTON, BOBBIE NELL: SEA CRAWFORD, SAM WILBURN: Ind Arts Club; lota Lambda Sigma CRAYCRAFT, ELLEN MARIE: Social Work Club CROSBY, BOBBY ROLAND: Dorm In tramurals; Society Adv. of Mgt. CROSBY, REBECCA MAE: Delta Gamma, Scholarship Chr.; Alpha Lambda Delta; Cardinal Key; Am. Chem. Society, Vice-Pres.; White Rose, Pres.; College of Arts and Sci- ences, Treas. CROWDER, DAVID MICHAEL: Beta Alpha Psi CUMBEST, MICHAEL RALPH: Ind. Ed. Assn., Am. Assn. of Ind Tech. CUMMINCS, GLORIA |EAN: Phi Alpha Theta; SEA CUMMINGS, PATTI SUE: MEA; Black- friars CURRY, |. KEVIN: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Historian DALTON, |ANET LYNN: SEA DANIEL, |EAN N.: MSU Chorus; Mad- rigals DARDEN, DAPHNE: Afro Am, Plus; MEA DARNELL, THOMAS FLOYD: SA, Treas.; Alpha Kappa Psi; Kappa Alpha Order, Historian; MSU Band; Union rogram Council, Chairman of Enter- [ainment Comm.; Elder Statesmen; FC, Traffic Appeals Comm. DAVES, HUGH ALAN: Gen. Ag. Club DAVIS, CATHY LUCINDA: SMEA DAVIS, SANDRA L: Chi Omega; Mpha Lambda Delta; Kappa Delta Pi; hi Beta Phi; Little Sigma DAWSEY, IOSEPH V.: Phi Kappa Tau, dmin. Sec; Tau Beta Pi; Scabbard nd Blade; Chi Epsilon, Vice-Pres. DEMUTH LAWRENCE IAMES: Circle Phi Gamma Delta; Block and Bri- le; Hinds Co. Conchos DENMAN, BETTY: Delta Gamma; De- ate Team; Angel Flight; Student MEA )ENT, THOMPSON SMITH, JR.: appa Alpha Order, V )ICKS, |. MATHEW: Theta Tau, ledge Trnr.; Am. Nuclear Soc, Pres. nd Vice-Pres.; SAME, Corr. Sec; Adv. irmy ROTC, RA Commis. Infa.; Scab- ard and Blade; Cadet Assc, Miss. ep.; Eng. Council, Rep. )IGBY, KATHY C: Pi Omega Pi XDCKERY, DAVID TERRELL: Campus Irusade for Christ OCKERY, |OHN GLENN: Sigma Phi psilon. Activities Chr.; Accounting :iub; Circle K Club; Pre-Law Club; SA nator. Judiciary Comm.; Young epublicans Club •ODDS, TERESA ELLEN: PE Club, iss. Health, Phy. Ed., Recreation Member DOGGETT, RAMONA REE: Pi Omega Pi, Phi Beta Lambda, Kappa Delta Pi DOGGETT, STANLEY CLYDE: Poultry Sc. Club DONALD, DAVID BROOKS: Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer; SA Senator; Presi- dent ' s Traffic Comm , Cheerleader DORRILL, ERNIE E., Ill: Lambda Chi Alpha, Sports Chr ; Landscape Arct. Club, Pres.; Ag. Council; IFC DOSS, JOSEPH ROBERT Block and Bridle, Yearbook Co-Ed.; Farmhouse; Alpha Zeta, Reporter and Vice-Pres.; Block and Bridle, Pres. DOWDLE, DON LEIGH: REFLECTOR, Bs. Mgr., Pi Sigma Epsilon, Vice-Pres.; Pi Delta Epsilon; Circle K; Senator DOWNING, PAUL EDWARD: Land- scape Arch. Club, Pres.; Alpha Zeta DREYFUS, HARRY S.: Friends, ACLA, SA Senator, Dorm Gov ' t., MSU Forum DUKE, ROGER EUGENE: SEA DUREN, BEN K.: Afro-Am. Plus, YMCA Cabinet DUVALL, ANNIE LEE: Univ. Christian Student Center, Scribner ' s Club, Hull Football Team EAKES, SANDRA N.: SEA EASLEY, SANDRA KAY: Phi Chi Theta EDWARDS, JOSEPH CARSON: M- Club, Vice-Pres ; FCA EDWARDS, LYDIA ANN: Beta Alpha Psi EDWARDS, MICHAEL FRANK: Volun- teer Services; Social Work Club, Sec; Wesley Foundation, Publicity Chr,; AKD; SIMS EHRET, NANCY ANN: Phi Kappa Phi; Kappa Delta Pi; Angel Flight, Info. Of- ficer, Drill Team Flight Sponsor; Phi Mu, Phi Director, Standards, Social Serv. Chr,; Who ' s Who in Am. Greek Frat.; President ' s List; Broom Staff, Faculty Ed.; Newman Club EISEL, JOYCE MARY: Home Econ Club, Home Econ. Honorary, Presi- dent ' s List ELLIOTT, FRANK LEE: AIME ELLIOTT, JAMES MICHAEL: Pres of Dorm, Union Recreation Comm. ELY, R. MITCHELL: IED Club, Intramu- ral Program EMRICK, FRED GILBERT: Dean ' s List; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Pres.; Union Publicity Comm., Chr.; Pre-Med Club EMRICK, MARY SULLIVAN: Home Econ. Club, Sec; Union Publicity Comm.; Dean ' s List; President ' s List; Resident ' s Asst. ENGLE, WILLIAM JOHN: Phi Kappa Tau, Society of Pet. Eng. ERIKSON, JEROLD BRUCE: Account- ing Club, Blackfriars Drama Society, Wesley Choir ERWIN, CLIFTON EDNEY, JR.: Sigma Chi; Philo Demos; Newman Club, Pres.; Society for Adv. of Mgt EWING, EARLY C: Am. Nuclear Socie- ty EZELL, LARRY O.: Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi EZELL, SONYA WEAVER: Kappa Delta Pi FAIRLEY, LYNDA SUE: Angel Flignt, Info. Officer; MSU Band, Asst. Head Majorette; Chi Omega PARISH, ROBERT WAYNE: Alpha Tau Omega, Pi Sigma FARRELL, MICHAEL ALFORD: IEEE, Chr. FARRELL, PATRICK JOSEPH: Univ. En- vironmental Comm.; Sigma Chi, Vice- Pres.; Am. Inst, of Ind. Eng. FARRISH, DIANA KAY: Delta Gamma FEATHERS, MICHAEL LEE: ASME FERGUSON, GERALD R.: Ag. Econ. Club FERGUSON, PATRICIA W.: Pi Omega Pi, MEA FERRER, JAMES FRANCIS, JR.: Beta Alpha Psi, Accounting Club, Volun- teer Services Assn., Inc. FERRISS, DAVID M, JR.: Omicron Delta Kappa, Recorder, Blue Key; Order of the Red Ribbon, Philo Demos, Treas.; SA Judicial Council, Chr.; Phi Eta Sigma, Treas.; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Elder Statesmen; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sec. -Treas.; Comm of 82; Who ' s Who FISHER, JACOB PETER: Philo Demos, Vice-Pres.; Elder Statesmen, Pres.; IFC; Sigma Alpha Epsilon FLINT, RANDOLPH ALAN: MSU Kar- ate Club, MSU Parachute Club, Table Tennis Club FLOOD, RALPH LAMAR: Kappa Alpha Order, Treas. FLORENCE, THOMAS ALBERT, JR Farmhouse, Alpha Zeta, Agronomy Club, FFA Club FLOWERS, TOM T.l SAM Club, Pi Sigma Epsilon FLOYD, KELLY RUSSELL: Chess Tour- naments, Baseball FLOYD, WAYNE WHITSON, JR.: Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, Vice-Pres.; MSU Band, Pres. FORT, JOHN GORDON, JR. BSU, Vice-Pres; Block and Bridle Club, Swim Team; Phi Mu Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma, Delta Kappa Epsilon FOSTER, JACK B : Tau Beta Pi, AICHE, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Kappa Sigma FOSTER, JOHN WILLIAM, JR.: FARM- HOUSE, MSU Forestry Club FOSTER, ROGER GLENN: Am. Society of Civil Eng. FOXWORTH, RANDALL KERRY: Track, Soccer, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi FRATESI, BONITA GAY: Chi Omega; Angel Flight, Adm.; SEA; Council for Except. Children, Treas. FREEMAN, AUBREY MELVIN, JR.: Mar- keting Club, Intramural Sports FREEMAN, MARK D, Ill: Intramural Mgr. FRIEND, TERESA JANE: Delta Gamma FULLER, JOSEPH C: Theta Tau, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Pi Tau Sigma FULTON, LARRY GENE: Ind. Ed. Assn., Society for Adv. of Mgt. GAMBRELL, DANNY RAY: Beta Alpha Psi, Accounting Club GARBO, WILLIAM, JR.: Society of Pe- troleum Eng. GARRARD, JACK KLING: Society for Adv. of Mgt., Pi Sigma Epsilon GARRARD, WILLIAM GARY: SAM GASTON, SAM W.: Dean ' s Scholar, Lectern Comm., SA Social Comm., Univ. Self-Study Comm., Miss MSU Pageant Comm., Union Fine Arts Comm., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Greek Week Publicity Chr. GATES, LESLIE CALVIN: Sigma Delta Pi GAY, MARSHA ELAINE: Phi Kappa Phi, SEA, Creative Writing Club GAY, WALLACE RANDALL: MSU Ac- counting Club, SAM, MSU Gun Club, MSU Bridge Club GEORGE, JOHN F.: ASCE GERACHE, JANICE MERCEDES: Phi Mu, Sec; Little Sigma; Pi Omega Pi GIBSON, BENJAMIN DALE: Track, M Club GIBSON, CLYDE ALVIS, JR.: Farm- house, Forestry Club GIBLERT, ROGER EARL: Am. Society of Civil Eng. GILLIAND, KRISTINA B.: NCTE, NEA GILREATH, VICKY LYNN: Phi Theta Kappa; CEC, Vice-Pres. GOBER, HAL DAVID: Alpha Tau Omega GOLDING, STEVE DUDLEY: Sigma Chi GOODE, VERNIECE MANN: Pi Delta Phi GOODMAN, LINDA ANN: Phi Chi Theta, Beta Gamma Sigma GOOLSBY, PLEAS VICTOR: AAHPER, NAHPER, PE Club GORDON, CHARLES M.: IRHC, Ses- sums Dorm Officer GORDON, KAREN ELISE: Delta Gamma, Pres.; Campus Favorite; Car- dinal Key; Soph. Class Sec; MSU Hostess Club; Phi Chi Theta, Who ' s Who; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Alternate Cheerleader, REVEILLE Staff GRAHAM, ROBERT STEVEN: Farm- house, Sec; Alpha Zeta; Ag. Econ Club; Block and Bridle Club GRAVES, CHERYL E : Alpha Delta Pi, Vice-Pres. and Sec; Cardinal Key; Phi Chi Theta, Pres.; Beta Alpha Psi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Comm of 82 GRAVLEE, REBECCA LYNN: Phi Mu, Rush Chr ; Panhellenic Council, Vice- Pres.; Comm. of 82 GRIER, RICHARD DAVIS: SAM GRIFFIN, EDWIN J.: IEEE GRIFFIN, JERRY GAIL: Accounting Club, Intramural Sports GRIFFITH, HENRY LEE AICHE, Dele- gate to Regional AICHE Convention GUERRY, SARA ELIZABETH: Phy. Ed Maiors Club, Kappa Delta Pi GUILLEN, ANTONIO F.: Soccer Team, International Club GULLICK, SHARON SUE: SMEA, BSU GUNTER, ANN PRATT: Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Sec; President ' s List; Dean ' s List GUTHRIE, MICHAEL T.: SEA GWIN, WYATT: Pi Kappa Alpha, Philo Demos, Cheerleader HAAG, HARRIET ANN: SEA, Comm, of 82, Alpha Delta Pi HALL, NANCY EUGENE: SEA HAMBLIN, SHARON KAY: BSU HAMMETT, VERNON CAREY, III: Chess Club, Union Recreation Comm., ROTC Cadet HANDY, DANA SUSAN: Alpha Delta Pi, Chaplain and Corr. Sec; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Kappa Phi; Who ' s Who; Alpha Zeta ' s Most Outstanding Girl in Home Economics; Union Fine Arts Comm., Sec. HARLAN, LELAND HUNT: Circle K HARMOUNT, JAMES MICHAEL: Alpha Phi Omega, Sigma Gamma Ep- silon HARRELL, RENA M.: Afro American Plus, Phi Beta Lambda HARRIS, MARY ANN: SEA HARRIS, ROBERT THOMAS: Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Senate; Phi Beta Lambda, State V-Pres.; MSU Skydiver HARRIS, SANDRA JO: Kappa Delta, Editor; Home Economics Asso., V- Pres.; Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Delta Epsilon HARRISON, DONALD W.: Alpha Kappa Psi HARRISON, GLENN H : Arnold Air Society, SAM HARRISON, RALPH DANIEL, JR.: IEEE, Tau Kappa Epsilon HARSH, DANIEL KENNETH: AETB Club HARVEY, CHARLOTTE ALMA: Black- friars, lonians, Phi Kappa Phi, Union Recreation Comm, Sara Kopelle Scholarship HATCHER, WARREN A : Tau Beta Pi, Theta Tau, ETA Kappa Nu, Phi Eta Sigma HATHCOCK, LILA BUTLER: SEA HAVARD, LINDA MARIE: Phi Kappa Phi, Beta Gamma Sigma HAWKINS, CHARLES M.: Beta Alpha Psi, Accounting Club HAZARD, MARK GORDON, III: Philo Demos, Committee of 82, Elder Sta- tesmen, Lecturn Comm., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, President ' s Scholar, Student Senate HELWICK, DOROTHY ELLEN: SEA HENDERSON, VANCE BENTON: Ma- rine Engineering Technology Society, President HENRY, JAMES THOMAS: Theta Tau, Tau Beta Pi, ODK, Phi Kappa Phi, AICHE 349 HENRY, SHERRY E.: SMEA HENSLEY, PATRICIA ANN C: Home Economics Club; Home Economics Honor Society, Historian HERRINCTON, PATRICIA SUE: Black- friars, lonians HIATT, WILLIAM HOWARD: Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, ACM HICKS, EDWARD FRANKLIN: Lambda Chi Alpha, Pres. and Treas.; Alpha Kappa Psi, V-Pres.; Accounting Club HICDON, DORSEY EDWARD, JR.: Theta Tau, Treas.; Arnold Air Society; AIAA: THE MSU ENGINEER, News Ed- itor HICDON, LINDA A.: SMEA, Treas; BSU HILL, ERMA M.: BSU, History Club, Phi Beta Lambda HILL, IAMES EDWARD, JR.: Alpha Kappa Psi; Omicron Delta Epsilon, V- Pres.; Scabbard and Blade; Pi Sigma Epsilon HILLIS, JOHN DAVID: Acacia, Pres. HINTON, JANET SUE: lonians, Sec. - Treas.; Blackfriars HOCAN, SARAH ALDRIDCE: Delta Gamma, Social Chr.; Student Publica- tions Board; College of Business and Industry, Treas.; Sophomore Class Treasurer; SAE Little Sister; Pi Sigma Epsilon Little Sister; Top Ten Best Dressed; Lecturn Comm. HOGUE, LOUIS EDWARD: Agri- culture Economics, Sec; Poultry Science Club HOLDEN, BEVERLY JOYCE: Phi Chi Theta, Pres.; Beta Alpha Psi, Sec. HOLDER, ELIZABETH ANN: Wesley Foundation, Treas.; SEA; Council for Exceptional Children HOLLAND, BARBARA W.: SEA, Na- tional Council of Teachers of English, BSU HOLLIDAY, LINDA ANN: Kappa Delta, Pledge President; Circle K, Sweetheart, BSU, Fishermen Singers HOLLINGSWORTH, DIANNE: Beta Alpha Psi, Accounting Club HOLLINGSWORTH, RICHARD A.: Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE, Treas. HOLMES, BENNIE O: ASCE; SAME, Vice-Pres. HOLZHAUER, BRENDA P.: Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, CEC, Student NEA, AIAA Sweetheart HOLZHAUER, JAMES LEONARD: Theta Tau; AIAA, Vice-Pres.; Sigma Gamma Tau, Treas.; Phi Eta Sigma; AF- ROTC, MISS STATE ENGINEER, Edi- tor, Asst. Managing Editor, Board of Publications, Art Editor; Tau Beta Pi; Kappa Mu Epsilon, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Delta Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Blue Key; Who ' s Who; MSU Student Eng, Hall of Fame HORN, JERRY BEAM: Pre-Vet Club HORN, WILLIAM GRADY, III: Theta Tau, IEEE HOUSTON, PHILIP VAN: IEEE HOWE, DAVID HILTON: Marine Eng Tech. Society, Treas HOWE, DONALD RAY: Society for Advancement of Mgt., Intramural Football HUDDLESTON, BILLY C: Accounting Club, SAM HUDSON, BARBARA GALE: SEA HUDSON, BETTYE H.: Pi Omega Pi, Sec; Phi Beta Lambda, Historian; Miss. Teachers Assn. HUDSON, HENRY COLLIER: Sigma Alpha Epsilon; AED, Vice-Pres. HUMPHREY, RONALD WADE: Phi Kappa Tau, ASME, Eng. Council HUNT, MICHAEL STEIN: SAM, MSU Chorus HUNTER, ROBERT EDWARD: Ameri- can Society of Civil Eng., Chi Epsilon HUTCHINS, JOHN WALTER: Scab- bard and Blade, AICHE HUTCHISON, THOMAS GASTON: Pi Kappa Alpha, IEA, SAM HUTTO, LOUIS WAYNE: Astronomy Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Science Fiction Club, Sec-Treas.; Drama Club HYDRICK, MICHAEL: SAM IRONS, BARRY TRENT: IEA, Intramu- rals JACKSON, ANNICE: Afro-American Plus, Black Voices JACKSON, DAVID M.: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, ASCE JACKSON, J, MICHAEL: Cheerleader; Circle K, Vice-Pres. and Sec; Sigma Phi Epsilon JACKSON, VINCENT C, JR.: Pi Kappa Alpha; MSU Board of Publications; Student Senator; Dormitory, Treas.; High School Comm.; MSU Karate Club, SEA JAMALDIN, OSAMA S.: American So- ciety of Civil Eng., Chi Epsilon, Stu- dent Arab Organization JAMES, HERBERT DAVID: IEEE JEROME, CAROLYN BEATRICE: SEA, MSU Band IOHNSEY, DENNIS LEE: SEA, Alpha Psi Oemga, Blackfriars, BSU IOHNSEY, KLYDELL MARIE: Home Ec. Club, Landscape Arch. Club, BSU JOHNSON, BETTIE WIYGUL: SEA JOHNSON, JUNE R.: Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Mu Epsilon JOHNSON, PAUL GILBERT: Agrono- my Club JOHNSON, STEPHEN BRENT: Pre-Vet Science Club, Block and Bridle Club JOHNSTON, JUDITH CAROLE: Black- friars JOHNSTON, WILLIAM CHARLES: Eta Kappa Nu, Pres.; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Theta Tau; IEEE; Track JONES, DANIEL M.: Block and Bridle JONES, DONALD EDWIN: Am Nu- clear Society, AFROTC JONES, GLENN WILSON: FFA JONES, JOHN WILLIFORD: Lambda Chi Alpha, Ritualist; Alpha Phi Omega, Sec-Treas.; President ' s List; Dean ' s List JONES, JUDY: Dorm, President; IRHC, Rep.; AWS, Rep. JONES, PHILIP WRIGHT: Lee ' s Rang- ers, BSU JONES, WILLIAM WOODROW, JR.: AETB Club, Vice-Pres. and Pres ; Elec- toral Commission KARR, JOSEPH ERSKINE: Ag. Econ. Club, Phi Kappa Phi, Omicron Delta Epsilon KATZES, MARY ANN: Spirit Commit- tee KELLUM, KAREN: Zeta Tau Alpha, Membership Chairman; CEC KELLY, ALBERT BOLLING: BSU, Vice- Pres.; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Pi Sigma Ep- silon, Vice-Pres.; Circle K Club, Vice- Pres.; ROTC Cadet Assc KELLY, BARBARA ANN: Phi Kappa Phi, Cardinal Key, Sigma Tau Delta, Blackfriars, REVEILLE Staff, SEA, BSU KELLY, DENNIS E : ORR, Social Chr.; Omicron Delta Kappa, Treas, and Pres.; Alpha Tau Omega, Rush Chr.; Alpha Kappa Psi, Pres; ODE, Pres.; Phi Kappa Phi, Vice-Pres.; Who ' s Who KELLY, ROBERT FRANK: MEA; IRHC; Dorm, President KELSO, JANICE LANETTE: SEA KENDA, KAREN ELISE: Kappa Delta, President ' s List, Kappa Delta Pi, CEC KENNEBREW, VERNON EARL: MSU Band, Afro-American Plus KIMBLE, KATHY DEAN: University Christian Student Center, Sec. KIMBROUCH, KERRY D.: Varsity Cheerleader; Dean ' s List; MSU Law Club; IFC Rush Committee; Campus Investigation Comm.; Sigma Chi, Rush Chr.; SA Senator KINARD, STEPHEN: Pi Tau Sigma, ASME KING, CARL TURNER: IEEE KING, CYDNEY SUSAN: MSU Choir, BSU KING, SARA CAROLYN: Kappa Delta, Treas. KING, WILLIAM E.: Blue Knight Color Guard, Kappa Alpha Order KINTON, DOUGLAS T: Phi Kappa Phi KIRK, ROGER LEE: Forestry Club, BSU KIRSCHENBAUM, JOHN R: ASME, Assc Ind. Tech., Glider Club KUEVEN, KAREN ELIZABETH: Dorm, Vice-Pres.; Zeta Tau Alpha; Phi Kappa Phi, Pre-Vet KYLE, LINDA WYNELL: Angel Flight; Chi Omega; SEA; Phi Kappa Tau, Little Sister LABARREARE, THOMAS WAYNE: Ind. Ed. Club LAGMAN, EDWARD CHARLES: M Club, Physical Ed. Club, Vice-Pres.; Track; Cross Country LAIRD, ALLEN G.: Hamlin Dorm Offi- cer LANCE, DAVID ELLIS: Phi Mu Alpha, Pres ; MSU Band, Drum Major; Brass Choir; Kappa Delta Pi, Historian; Phi Kappa Phi; Maroon Band, Vice-Pres.; Omicron Delta Kappa LATIMER, JOHN C, JR.: Scabbard and Blade, ACM, Union Entertainment Comm. LAWSON, MARTHA PARRY: Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, SEA LAY, WILLIAM EZRA: SEA, Entomolo- gy Club, Wesley Foundation LEDBETTER, GARY CLINTON: Ag Econ. Club LEDDY, SAM W , JR : Phi Kappa Tau LEE, JACK EDWIN, III: Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice-Pres.; Pi Sigma Epsilon, Vice-Pres.; Alpha Kappa Psi; Ad- vanced ROTC, Cadet; Young Republi- can; MSU Band LEE, JOE R.: SEA LENNEP, EDWIN C, III: ASME LEWIS, GLENDA GENE: Angel Flight; Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister; Chi Omega, Social Chr. LINDSEY, DELMAS LEROY: Account- ing Club LITTLE, MICHAEL HOPE: Theta Tau, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Scabbard and Blade, IEEE, SAME LITTLE, THOMAS, JR.: SAM LOGAN, DEBORAH JEANNE: CEC, SMEA LOGGANS, RON DAVIS, SAM, Law Club, Intramural Athletics, Dean ' s Scholar LONG, WALTER SERRILL: Tau Beta Pi, Vice-Pres.; AIAA, Pres.; Sigma Gamma Tau; Phi Kappa Phi LONG, WILLIAM COMFORT: Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; IEEE, Sec. LOVE, MARY ALICE: Home Econ. Club, Sec; REFLECTOR Staff, Copy Editor; Afro-American Plus; Honorary Home Econ. Society LOVE, MELINDA LOUISE: Chi Omega, Sec; Cardinal Key, Vice-Pres. and Sec; Kappa Delta Pi, Sec; Pi Omega Pi; Phi Beta Lambda; SEA, MSU Chorus; Dean and President ' s List LOWERY, ALAN KEESTON: Pre-Med Club, Publicity Chr.; Lambda Chi Alpha, Pledge Sec; ACS; Rubella Monday Drive, Publicity, BSU, Fr. Council LUBY, LOUIS GRIFFIN: Army ROTC LUTER, REBECCA JANE: Phi Mu, Sec and Vice-Pres.; Home Econ. Club; AWS LYON, ROBERT ROY, II: IEEE, MSPE, MSU Ham Club, University Christian Student Center MALOUF, MARTHA LOUISE: Who ' s Who; Cardinal Key, Vice-Pres.; Rice Dorm, Pres.; Resident Asst.; Chairman of Rice Judicial Council; Chairman of House Council; IRHC; Cresswell House Council; Bulldog Boosters, Vice-Pres.; Alpha Lambda Delta, Pres.; Most Outstanding Freshman; Aca- demic Scholarship; MSU Rep. for Catholic Vocation; Student Advisory Comm. to Counseling Center; Presi- dent ' s Scholar; Recruiting Team; MSU Self Study Comm.; Phi Kappa Phi; University Discipline Comm.; Kappa Delta Pi; Housing Advisory Comm. MANISCALCO, JOE PETER: Phi Kappa Tau MARIN, PEDRO P.: Soccer Team, In- ternational Club, ASME MARION, JAMES PHILLIPS: Kappa Mu Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi MAROLT, GERALDINE: SEA MARS, MICHAEL DAVID: Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Pi Kappa Alpha, Pledge Master; MSU Football Team, Mgr. MARTIN, JEFFREY HAMPTON: loni- ans, REFLECTOR Staff MARTIN, RICHARD VERNON: SGE MASSEY, KENNETH LAWRENCE: Scabbard and Blade, Alpha Kappa Psi, SAM MATHEWS, JOHN MICHAEL: Cadet Assc, Vice-Pres.; Arnold Air Society; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Soft- ball MATTHEWS, PATSY KAY: Accounting Club, Beta Alpha Psi, Beta Gamma Sigma MATTOX, WILLIAM CAREY: SA Sena- tor; SA Executive Sec; Phi Gamma Delta, Corr Sec; Circle K, Pres ; IFC, Sec-Treas.; Chr. of Miss. Southern Universities Student Gov ' t. Assc; Who ' s Who; Gamma Beta Phi MAULDIN, NANCE MUSGROVI Home Econ. Club MAXEY, JOHN ALLEN: IEEE MAY, JOHN LOUIS: ROTC Cadet Assoc; Pre-Med Club; Am. Chem. So- ciety MAYS, RICHARD CARROLL: Ind. Arts Assoc; lota Lambda Sigma; Phi Kappa Tau, House Mg. MCALLISTER, JAMES THOMPSON Accounting Club MCALLISTER, LAWRENCE RICHARD DPMA MCALISTER, VEDA MAE: Pi Omega Pi, Pres.; Dean ' s Cabinet; MEA MCALPIN, JIM L.: M Club, P. E. Club MCANALLY, CHARLEY JAMES: FFA MCBRIDE, CHARLES H.: Afro-Ameri- can Plus, Black Voice of State MCCAIN, WILLIAM C, JR.: Alpha Zeta, Beta Alpha Psi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Blue Key, Who ' s Who, Kappa Sigma, IFC MCCALEB, FRED WAYNE: Sigma Chi; REFLECTOR, Bus. Mgr.; SA Senator; Union Program Council; MSU Board of Publications; MIC Delegate; SPI MCCALLA, JIMMY RAY: SEA MCCLURE, DAVID HUGH: Beta Alpha Psi, Treas.; Accounting Club MCCOOL, MICHAEL EDWIN: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Circle K, SAM MCCOY, RANDY DARRELL: Fellow ship of Christian Athletes, SEA, Varsitv Football MCCRIMON, JIMMY RAY: Ph Gamma Delta, Pres.; MSU Band MCCULLY, JAMES S.: FFA, Alpha Zet; MCCULLY, MICHAEL W,: University Brass Choir, MENC, Phi Mu Alpha Sin fonia, MSU Symphonic Band, MSI Maroon Band, Vice-Pres. MCELROY, THOMAS MELVIN: Alphi Kappa Psi, Varsity Football, Fellow ship Christian Athletes MCGAUGH, JUDY LANETTE: Phi Bet Lambda, Vice-Pres.; Pi Omega Pi, SE MCGEE, LARRY WALLACE: BSU Music Chr., Ind. Assc. MCINTYRE, JOHN C, JR.: Kapp Alpha Order, Amer. Society of Mech Eng. 350 ViCINTYRE, SHERRI R. Phi Mu, Vice- ' res.; Phi Kappa Phi; Kappa Delta Pi; Cardinal Key; Dean ' s Cabinet; Who ' s A ho; Social Comm ; Madrigals; Cho- rus; SEA, Alpha Lambda Delta, Vice- Pres MCKAY, WILLIAM |.: Phi Kappa Phi MCKIBBEN, CHARLES ACNEW: MSU Band, Accounting Club MCKIBBEN: NORMA |EAN: SEA, Phi Beta Lambda, Pi Omega Pi MCKINNIS. STEPHANIE SUSAN: Who ' s Who; Cardinal Key; REVEILLE Staff, Business Manager and Student Life Editor; SA Senator; Delta Gamma, Rush Chairman and Standards Coun- cil; Panhellenic Council, Treas. and Public Relations Chr.; Pi Delta Epsi- lon, Sec; Committee of 82; MSU Pub- lication Board; President ' s Commit- tee, Disciplinary Council; SEA, Dean ' s List; President ' s List MCLAIN, ROY E, JR.: Alpha Tau Omega, W. U.; American Institute of Ind. Eng. MCLESKEY, KATHLEEN L: Social Work Club MCMAHEN, STEPHEN LUKE: ASCE MCMILLAN, C RAYMOND: FFA, Dorm Intermurals MCNEECE, JESSIE DANIEL: Phi Kappa Tau, Comptroller MCPHAIL, JAMES LEROY: Alpha Zeta; FFA, Sentinel MEACHAM, MARSHA LOUISE: Young Republican Club, Blackfriars, Wesley, IRF-IC MEADOWS, JAMES WARD: IEEE, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Kappa Phi MELTON, PATTI L: Delta Gamma, Rituals Chr,, Anchora Corr., and Pub- lic Relations Chr.; Comm, of 82; Council for Exceptional Children; Dean ' s Cabinet for College of Ed.; Sec. for College of Ed. MERCER, MARGARET F.: Phi Mu, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Delta Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, SEA MIDDLETON, CARL BINNER: Phi Eta Sigma, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, ASCE MILEY, JUDITH JANE: Phi Mu, MSU Band and Majorette, Sigma Chi Little Sister, NHEA, Comm. of 82 MILLER, IOHN WILEY, JR.: Pi Tau Sigma; Engineering Council, Sec; Theta Tau, Marshal; MSU ENGINEER, us. Mgr.; ASME MILLER, LYNN HIGHTOWER: Phi Theta Kappa, EMJC; Phi Theta Kappa, EMJC MILLIGAN, THOMAS H.: SAM MINOR, BARBARA JEAN: Alpha Lambda Delta MISKELLY, CHARLES WILLIAM: Comm. of 82 MITCHELL, ANNE LANELL: Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, SEA MIXON, JAMES HOWARD: SAME; MSU Sky Diving Club, Constitution MIXON, SUSAN TERESA: REFLECTOR Staff MIZE, H. PAULA: SEA MOBLEY, LAURA ANN: Sigma Alpha ota, Pres.; MSU Band; Maroon Band, Sec, Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi, Gamma Beta Pi; Choir; Clarinet Choir; President ' s List; Phi Mu Alpha, Sweet- heart MONTFORT, FRANK WREN: Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Kappa Phi, Beta Gamma Sigma, Kappa Sigma MOON, JIMMY |OE: Theta Tau; Eta Kappa Nu, Vice-Pres.; Tau Beta Pi; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; IEEE MOORE, ALBERT FREDDIE: Ag Econ. Club MOORE, CATHY JANE: Zeta Tau Alpha, Angel Flight MOORE, JAMES A., JR.: IED Assc, Pres.; Dean ' s Council MOORE, JAMES WALTER: Dairy cience Club, Vice-Pres. and Sec; Alpha Zeta; BSU MOORE, MARY ELLENE: Kappa Delta, Pres., Best Dressed Coed, 1st Alt.; Phi Gamma Delta Sweetheart; Angel Flight; Sponsor for Blue Knights; Civil Eng. Sweetheart; Miss Derby Day; Miss MSU Alternate; Kappa Delta Pi Honorary, SEA; REVEILLE Favorite; Calendar Girl; Comm. of 82 MOORE, RODNEY LAMAR: Block and Bridle, Vice-Pres ; Alpha Zeta MOORE, WILLIAM GARVIN: SAM, Vice-Pres. MOORE, WILLIAM WALKER: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Ag. Econ. Club, MSU Karate Assoc, President ' s List and Dean ' s List MORA, DIONISIO: Soccer Club, Co- Captain; MSU International Club MORGAN, ALAN KEMP: Alpha Zeta, Chancellor; Phi Kappa Phi; Agronomy Club, Pres.; Omicron Delta Kappa MORGAN, ROBERT EMORY Alpha Tau Omega MORRIS, MERCURY M.: Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Delta Epsilon, SA Senator, Phi Eta Sigma, YMCA Cabinet, REFLECTOR, Sports Editor MORRIS, WILLIAM HARPER, JR.: Aca- cia, Sigma Pi Epsilon MOSS, BRUCE IOSEPH: Intramurals, Basketball and Football; Ind. Ed. Club MOSS, DON DEMENT: ACM, ROTC Band MUSICK, VALERIE INDIA: Hull Dorm, Vice-Pres.; Phi Alpha Theta MYERS, ABBOTT RANSOM: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pres; Blue Key, Pres.; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Who ' s Who; Alpha Zeta; School of Ag., Vice-Pres., Union Program Council; Dean ' s List NALLEY, STANLEY GEORGE: Theta Tau, ASME NANCE, WILLIAM P.: FFA, Montgom- ery NAZARY, JIMMIE GAYLE: Sigma Alpha lota, Recording Sec; MSU Cho- rus NEELY, WANDA M.: ACM, Sec. NELSON, DERL BLAKENEY: Acacia, Recording Sec. NELSON, JAMES JENKINS: Sigma Chi; Alpha Kappa Psi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Blue Key; Elder Statesmen; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Pres.; Who ' s Who NEVINS, IERRY WAYNE: Farmhouse, Ag Econ. Club NEWELL, ROBERT M.: Alpha Kappa Psi, Beta Alpha Psi, Beta Gamma Sigma, Dorm Officer, Phi Kappa Phi NICHOLAS, HOLOMON JOHN: In- tramural Football, Marketing Fraterni- ty NOLEN, DEBORAH E.: Delta Gamma, Asst. Rush Chr., SEA NORTON, JAMES D.: METS, IEEE NORWOOD, JAMES HAMMETT: Triangle, Vice-Pres. and Pres.; Pres. of College of Ed.; Eng. Council Rep.; ASCE NOWZARI, FRANK F.: Alpha Phi Omega, SAM O ' LEARY, LEWIS EDWARD: Marine Eng. Tech. Society; Society of Marine Eng. and Naval Arch.; Knights of Co- lumbus O ' LEARY, MARY JO: Alpha Delta Pi; Blackfriars, Historian; Alpha Psi Omega, Sec -Treas.; Cardinal Key OLIVER, KATHY GLENDA: Pi Omega Pi, Historian OLIVER, MILTON DALE: SAM OTT, SARA BETH: Phi Omega Phi, SMEA OYLER, BURLESS J.: Accounting Club, Vice-Pres. PADEN, RAYMOND A.: SMEA PADGETT, DAVID WAYNE: Cadet Assc, Accounting Club PALMER, JIMMY TRAVIS: Ind. Arts Assn. PARKER, RONALD W.: Alpha Kappa Psi, Beta Alpha Psi, Accounting Club, SAM PARKERSON, PATSY LENE: Phi Beta Lambda, Reporter; Pi Omega Pi PARKERSON, PEGGY JEAN: Phi Beta Lambda, Treas.; Pi Omega Pi PARKINSON, SALLYE RAYE: Maroon Band, Head Maiorette; Delta Gamma, Soc Chr.; Sigma Alpha lota, Sgt. at Arms; Gamma Beta Phi; MSU Hostess Club PARKINSON, SUSAN KAYE: Dorm Officer, Dorm Council, Assn. Child- hood Ed., SEA PATEL, NATWAR S : Am Nuclear Soc. PATRIDGE, ELOISE STRAIN: Alpha Lambda Delia; Chi Omega, Rush Chr , Phi Chi Theta; Fr. Class Officer, Treas , Panhellenic Council; Cardinal Key PATTON, LEROY DOWE, III: SAM PAYNE, TONY EUGNE: ROTC PEERY, PATRICIA ANNE: Dorm Offi- cer, Treas.; SA Recruiting Team; Vol- unteer Services; Union Lectures and Forum Comm.; SEA PEERY, WILLIAM F.: Anthropology Club PENNEBAKER, BOMA CAVE: Phi Kappa Alpha, M Club PENNINGTON, JAMES GREEN: Gen. Ag. Club, Reporter; FFA; Farmhouse PENPRASE, J MICHAEL: REFLECTOR Staff, Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Delta Epsi- lon PERRETT, WILLIAM F.: Social Work Club PETERS, MANUEL SPERO: Alpha Tau Omega, Sec; IEEE; FADA PHILLIPS, BRUCE LLOYD: AVA, IED, SEA PHILLIPS, JAMES RALPH: Ag Econ. Club, Ag Council PHILLIPS, JAN ELAINE: CEC PHILLIPS, JERRY WADE: Pre-Vet Club PICKERING, WILLIAM DAVID: Am. Soc. Agr. Eng., Am. Soc Agri Eng., Sec-Treas PIPPINS, FRANK JAMES: Sigma Omi- cron Tau PITTMAN, KENNETH CHARLES: Farm house, Treas.; Alpha Zeta, Chronicler; Block and Bridle, Editor PITTS, JAMES M. C: ROTC Cadet Assn., Phi Alpha Theta PLANT, THOMAS JOHN: Pi Kappa Alpha, AIAA PLUNKETT, WILLIAM KIRK: IED Club, AIAA, MIAA POLK, SAMUEL TRIZZIE: SA Senator; Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer and Presi- dent; Alpha Zeta; Philo Demos PENDER, WENDELL WAYNE: Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Pi Delta Phi, Phi Kappa Phi POOLE, RONALD STEPHEN: Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity; Alpha Kappa Psi; Phi Eta Sigma POSTON, ROGER LEE: Distributive Education Clubs of America; AVA, MVA PRESLEY, DWIGHT: Volunteer Ser- vices; REFLECTOR; YMCA; Afro- American Plus PREWITT, EARL BRADFORD: AETB Club PREWITT, JOHNNY M.: AICHE PRICE, IRVIN RICHARD, JR : MSU Band; American Society of Civil Engi- neers; Society for Advancement of Management; MSU Law Club, Secre- tary, YMCA Cabinet PRITCHARD, CLAUDE DAVIS: Inter- fraternity Council; American Institute of Ind. Engineers; Triangle Fraternity, Corr. Secretary; Union Entertainment Committee PUCKETT, RALPH ARTHUR, II: Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; AFROTC PURVIS, DONALD LAVELLE: Alpha Phi Omega, President; ASCE; BSU; Circle K RAHAIM, KALEEL: Blackfriars, AICHE, President, College of Engineering, V- Pres.; Theta Tau; AICHE, Souther Re- gion, V-Pres. RAMSEY, DENNIS EUGENE: IEEE RANDALL, ROBERT M., |R Industrial Education Association RANDOLPH, JERRY BOYCE: YMCA Cabinet; Afro-American Plus, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity RAYBURN, SAMUEL THOMAS, JK ASCE RAYNER, ROBERT FREDRICK: Pi Kappa Alpha, Pledge Master REEDY, ROGER DALE: IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi REEVES, CARL MONTGOMERY: Dorm Representative, Social Chairman REEVES, MICHAEL GLEN: Acacia Fra- ternity, Junior Dean, V-Pres. REEVES, PHILIP RAY: PE Club REEVES, VIRGINIA ELIZABETH: SA Senator; Zeta Tau Alpha, Debate Team; President ' s Committee; Pi Kappa Delta REID, JAMES NEAL Pre-Vet Club RENFROE, CHARLES THOMAS, ]R : Theta Tau; AICHE; Gamma Beta Phi RHODES, CROFTON F.: Student Sen- ate; Mississippi Intercollegiate Coun- cil; Pres. Sigma Chi Pledge Class; Pres- ident, Resident Hall RHODES, DENISE F.: Dean ' s List; Pres- ident ' s List RICHARDSON, JOHN PARKS: PE Club RICHIE, CAROL LYNNE: REVEILLE Fa- vorite, Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Cardinal Key; Treasurer, College of Education, Dean ' s Cabinet; Presi- dent ' s Scholar; Delta Gamma RIDDLE, MACHIE ALLEN: FFA RIGBY, JOHN WILBUR: Theta Tau; ASCE, V-Pres. RILEY, BEVERLY KAY: MEA, President; Phi Beta Lambda, President; Pi Omega Pi RINGWALA, NIKUNJS: AICHE RIVERS, ROBERT LAMAR: Industrial Education Club ROBBINS, CRAIG LAVERN: NEA; MEA; Young Republicans ROBERTS, BRUCE KERRY: Society of Petroleum Engineers ROBERTS, KATHLEEN A.: BSU; SEA ROBERTS, RODKEY DALE: Pi Sigma Epsilon ROBINSON, DONALD MAXEY: Dorm Government ROBINSON, G. LAWAYNE: FFA, Alpha Zeta ROGERS, BOBBY G.: Lambda Chi Alpha, Social Chairman ROGERS, MICHAEL DALE: Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Madrigal Singers; MSU Choir, Pres. ROGERS, RONNIE GILBERT: Indus- trial Arts Club RONEY, ALFRED B.: Eta Kappa Nu, Treasurer; IEEE ROOK, WILLIAM GARY: Marine Engi- neering Tech Society, Secretary ROSS, ELIZABETH ANN: Phi Mu, Pres- ident; Committee of 82; BSU ROSS, ROGER S : Beta Alpha Psi ROUNSAVILLE, GARNEITH ED- WARDS: AETB Club, V-Pres., Secre- tary, Alpha Zeta, Army ROTC Cadet Assn. ROUSE, KATHY ELLEN: Blackfriars, President; Alpha Psi Omega; lonians RUFF, ROXIE JEAN: Afro-American Plus; Phi Beta Lambda RUFFIN, THOMAS MYER: AIIE RUSHING, DONALD MARTIN: Assn. for Computing Machinery, President; Dean ' s List; President ' s List RUSHING, WANDA LYNN: AWS; SEA; Phi Theta Kappa RUSSELL, JOHN TED: Society of Pe- troleum Engineers, Treasurer; Pi Epsi- lon Tau, Secretary-Treasurer RUSSELL, MAURY DALE: Accounting Club; Beta Alpha Psi 351 SABIN, ALBERT KIRBY: IE Club SABIN, JOHN -COCKE: General Agri- culture Club SAIK, ERNEST W.: Sigma Phi Epsilon, V-Pres.; Entertainment Committee; IFC President ' s Cabinet SAMARA, SAMIR TAHAN: Tau Beta Pi SANDEL, LEWIE FREDERICK: AICHE SANDERS, KENNETH RAY: Lambda Chi Alpha, Pledge Educator; Society of Petroleum Engineers, Pres.; Pi Epsi- lon Tau, Exec. V-Pres.; Tau Beta Pi SANDERS, MICHAEL EARL: Forestry Club; Xi Sigma Pi, Alpha Zeta SANDERSON, BOBBY HUGH: MSU Maroon Band SAPPINGTON, GAIL HOWELL: Social Work Club SATERFIEL, THOMAS H.: Phi Kappa Tau, Chaplain; Education, President; Who ' s Who, Blue Key, Omicron Delta Kappa, BSU, Madrigal Singers, Univer- sity Chorus, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Sec; Kappa Delta Phi, Treas. SEAWRIGHT, CHARLES L.: Beta Alpha Psi, Accounting Club SEGREST, DIANE CALLAHAN: SEA SEID, RAYMOND: Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Treasurer; Phi Eta Sigma,; Pi Sigma Epsilon; Soci- ety for the Advancement of Manage- ment; American Institute of Chemical Engineering, Treasurer; MSU Karate Club SESSUMS, FRANK MORGAN: Delta Chi, V-Pres.; Alpha Kappa Psi; SAM SEYFARTH, ROBERT HAROLD: Theta Tau, Corr. Secretary; Miss. Society of Biological Engin eer, V-Pres. SHAMBURGER, SUSAN KAY: Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer; Panhellenic, Council Representative, Treas.; Phi Kappa Phi, Cardinal Key, Alpha Lambda Delta, Gamma Beta Phi, Little Sigma, V-Pres., MSU Chorus, Kappa Delta Pi, SMEA, Union Fine Arts Com- mittee SHARBROUGH, WILLIAM C, III: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Summer Union Program Council, Student Senate SHEELY, PATSILU T.: Home Club, Phi Beta Lambda, MHEA, Secretary; MSU Home Ec Honor Club SHEFFIELD, PAUL ROBINSON, JR.; Law Club, V-Pres. SHELL, DEBORAH LOUISE: Alpha Delta Pi, President; Pre-Med Club, Secretary SHEPHER, FELIX GERALD: MSU DECA, President; Dean ' s Cabinet, SEA, RA SHEPHER, SHEILA A. W.: SAM SHIELDS, BRENDA THOMPSON: Pi Omega Pi SHIELDS, MICHAEL F.: Afro-American Plus; Pi Sigma Epsilon; SAM SHINAULT, CECIL BLANT: IEEE SHOEMAKE, IULIUS STANFORD: IEEE SHULTZ, MARTHA MAXWELL: Chi Omega; Angel Flight SHUMPERT, ORA WALKER: Afro- American Plus SHUMPERT, ROBERT FLETCHER: Alpha Tau Omega; IFC SIGMAN, |OHN GORDON, JR.: ASCE, Vice President; Theta Tau, Chi Epsi- lon, President; Scabbard and Blade SIMMONS, MARY BELL: Home Eco- nomics Club SIMMONS, RICHARD DICKSON: Pi Sigma Epsilon SIMPSON, JANET ELKIN: MSU Choir, MSU Madrigal Singers, Sigma Alpha lota, Chaplain SIMS, ARTIE: Afro-American Plus, SMEA, MSU Black Voices SINCLAIR, DANIEL THOMPSON, JR.: Alpha Zeta, FFA, Devotional Chair- man SINNO, HASHEM M.: ASCE SKELTON, JANE B.: Alpha Delta Pi; Inter-Residence Council; Blackfriars, Representative SKELTON, LOUIE MACK: Entomology Club SKEWES, MARY MARGARET: Chi Omega SLAUGHTER, ARVILLE O ' NEIL: Pres. and Social Chairman of Phi Kappa Tau; Head Cheerleader SLAUGHTER, WILLIAM L: Kappa Sigma SLOAN, DIANNA HEMPHILL: Zeta Tau Alpha, Standards Chairman; Alpha Lambda Delta; Home Econom- ics, President; Home Economics Honor Society SLOAN, GARY WAYNE: AICHE; RE- FLECTOR Staff SMART, FREDDY THOMAS: FFA SMITH, BARBARA J.: Plant Pathology Club, President; Ag Council; March- ing Band SMITH, BETTY SUE: Social Work Club, BSU SMITH, BILLY E.: FFA, President; Ag Council SMITH, FRANCES HOLMES: Zeta Tau Alpha; MEA; Order of the White Rose SMITH, JO NELLE: Alpha Psi Omega, President; lonians; Blackfriars SMITH, OSCAR, JR.: PE Club; Psychol- ogy Club; Afro-American Plus SMITH, ROBERT HARO: SAM, Ac- counting Club, BSU, Phi Theta Kappa, Circle K SMITH, SHERYL JEAN: BSU, SEA SMITH, STORMY L. F.: Newman Club; Veterans Association, Reporter; Con- trol Society; AP I SMITH, TOMMY GENE: AEC Club, Secretary SMITH, VICKI CAROLYN: Student MEA; Kappa Delta Pi SMITH, VIVIAN LEE: Alpha Phi Omega, Blackfriars, lonians SNIPES, JERRY EARL: IEEE SNYDER, WILLIAM DON: MSU Ten- nis Team, PE Club SOLLIE, CARLTON RAYMOND, JR.; Blackfriars SORRELL, JOHN A.: IEEE, BSU SPEARS, ALBERT LUTHER: Beta Alpha Psi, Beta Gamma Sigma SPENCER, MARION HANNAH: CEC, SEA SPRADLING, STANLEY JOE: ASCE, Chi Epsilon STEPHENS, SHIRLEY SANDRA: Phi Beta Lambda, SEA, Dean ' s List STEPHENSON, JAMES L.: Farmhouse, IFC Representative; Alpha Zeta, RE- FLECTOR, Ag. Econ. Committee of 82, Treasurer of College of Agriculture STERLING, JOHN L.: Afro-American Plus Club; Pre Law Club STEVENSON, ALICE FAYE: Kappa Delta Pi STEVENSON, BERNICE: Black Voices, MEA, Africa America Assn. STEWART, DAVID HENRY, JR.: ACM STEWART, JOHN WILLIAM, JR.: Block and Bridle, Alpha Zeta STEWART, ROBERT SIDNEY: Forestry Club, Agriculture Club STONE, CAROLYN JEAN: Phi Chi Theta, Corres. Secretary STORTZ, LOUIS A.: IEEE, Vice Chair- man STORY, MARTHA ANN: ACM STRAHAN, RICHARD CECIL: Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Theta Kappa STRAIN, CLARE ANN: Chi Omega, President; Cardinal Key, Treasurer; Cheerleader, Angel Flight, Pledge Trainer STREET, EDITH WYNELL: BSU STRIBLING, VERNON JAY: Phi Alpha Theta STRINGER, HOWARD KEITH: Ag Club; FFA; FFA Livestock Judging Team STRONG, ASYLEE: Zeta Phi Beta STUART, MARY ANN: SEA, PHi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, President ' s Schol- SUDDUTH, CHARLES, JR.: Society of Military Engineers SULLIVAN, CYNTHIA M.: SEA, Kappa Delta Pi, BSU SULLIVAN, TOMMY L: FFA SUMMERS, JAMES STEVEN: FFA SUMMERS, PAUL GARVAN: Kappa Alpha, Parliamentarian; Phi Eta Sigma, President; Omicron Delta Kappa; Ar- nold Air Society, Deputy Command- er; Blue Key; AFROTC Cadet Assn., Elder Statesmen, Who ' s Who; Presi- dent ' s Self-Study Committee, Phi Kappa Phi SWAIN, KELLY: Beta Alpha Psi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Accounting Club TATUM, DAVID HAROLD: Agronomy Club, Soil Judging TEAFORD, JAMES WILLIAM: Farm- house, Alpha Zeta, Xi Sigma Pi, Presi- dent; Forestry Club, Secretary; School of Forest Resources, Sec, Pres, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Blue Key, Omi- cron Delta Kappa, Treas.; Who ' s Who, Scabbard and Blade, First Sergeant TEMPLE, FUTRELLE LEE, JR.: Phi Kappa Tau, Alpha Zeta, Delta Pi Delta, Xi Sigma Pi TEMPLE, TERRELL WAYNE: ASCE THOMAS, LINDA KAY: Zeta Tau Alpha THOMPSON, ELLEN ODOM: Chi Omega, ROTC Scotchguard, Ma- jorette, Maroon Band, Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister, Vice-President; Dean ' s List, MSU Hostess Club; AWS Repre- sentative THOMPSON, HILTON MICHAEL: Pre- Vet Club THOMPSON, IOHN B.: MSU Rifle Team, Forestry Club THOMPSON, MILDRED LEWIS: Beta Alpha Psi THOMPSON, SANDRA KAY: SEA THORN, CHARLOTTLE ROGERS: SEA, CEC, MSU Band, Kappa Delta Pi THORN, JAMES HUBERT: ASME THORNE, GARY W.: Alpha Zeta, Ag. Econ. Club THORNTON, JANICE: Alpha Psi Omega, Readers ' Theatre, Psychology Club THORNTON, JOHN EARL: Newman Club, lonians TIDWELL, JAMES M.: Landscape Arch. Club, Treas. TINGLE, JOHN L: Xi Sigma Pi, Alpha Zeta, Forestry Club TOLBERT, GEORGE ALLEN: IEEE TONKIN, STEVE: Korean Karate Club, Pres.; REFLECTOR Staff TOWNSEND, BROOKS PIERCE: Ma- rine Engr. Tech., Vice-Pres. TRAHAN, ERNEST J.: ASCE TRAPP, ALBERT HARVEY: Beta Alpha Psi, Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi TRAVILLION, KEN CONRAD: YMCA Cabinet, Treas., Volunteer Services, Afro-American Plus TRAWICK, TAMA LEAH: Phi Mu, Lit- tle Sisters of Minerva, Treas., Beta Alpha Psi FRIPLETT, MICHAEL WILLIAM: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pres.; Phi Eta Sigma, IFC TROTTER, STEPHEN GANT: Commit- tee of 82 TRUITT, BRENDA MARLENE: Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer; SA Senator; Dean ' s Cabinet TUCKER, THOMAS ELMER: ASME, ROA TUNSTALL, CHARLES D.: Sigma Chi, Pi Sigma Epsilon, SAM TUNSTALL, CHERRI NICHOLS: Elem. Ed. Assoc. TURNER, DAVID WILSON, JR.: Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pres.; Alpha Kappa Psi; Pi Sigma Epsilon; Comm. of 82 TUTOR, JERRY N.: Ind. Ed. Assoc. UELTSCHEY, WATTS CASPER: Pres. of College of Bus. and Ind.; Chairman Student Check Cashing Facility, Blue Key, Elder Statesmen; Pi Sigma Epsi- lon, Vice-Pres. and Delegate to Na- tional Conv.; SAM, Kappa Sigma, Dean ' s Scholar, Sales and Marketing Executives International Scholarship, Beta Alpha Psi, Omicron Delta Kappa VANCE, CHRISTY: Pi Omega Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, SEA, Dean and Presi- dent ' s List VANCE, SHARON V.: Phi Mu, Pi Omega Pi, Accounting Club VANN, STEPHEN RHETTE: Blue Knights AFROTC VARNADO, RUSSELL VAUGHN: Delta Chi, Pres., Sec, and Pledge Counselor; Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Beta Gamma, Young Republicans, Inter-Fraternity Council VARNER, DON ALLEN: Student MEA, SPE VAUGHN, ELLIE LEE, III: P. E. Majors Club VAUGHT, GEORGE ANDREW, III: Ac- counting Club VERTZ, RICHARD J.: ASME, Theta Tau, MSU Eng. Mag. Staff VIERLING, JAMES RAY: Tau Beta Pi, ASME VIRDEN, VIRGINIA HART: Council for Excep. Children, Pres.; SEA, Dean ' s Cabinet VOSS, DAVID RANDALL: Varsity Baseball, Omicron Delta Kappa, Kappa Alpha Order, Sgt. at Arms; RE- FLECTOR Staff WADDLE, JOYCE GAIL: Student MEA, Pi Beta Lambda, Sec; Pi Omega Pi; Student Christian Center WADE, DOUGLAS KEVIN: Phi Kappa Tau; AICHE, Treas.; MSU Band WADE, LILLIAN ANN: Kappa Delta, Little Sigma, Miss MSU Pageant, 4th Runnerup WAGGONER, JOE AYRES: IFC Investi- gative Comm., ASCE WAGGONER, SANDRA GAIL: Kappa Delta Pi, SEA, Phi Theta Kappa WALLACE, GLENN VENSON: AIIE, Vice-Pres.; Alpha Pi Mu, Tau Beta Pi, BSU; Circle K, Sec; Who ' s Who Among Students in Am. Jr. College WALLIS, CAROL JUNE: SEA, Kappa Delta Pi, National Council of Teachers of Eng., Wesley Foundation WALLS, BILL, JR.: Sigma Phi Epsilon WALTMAN, RANDAL G.: Ind. Ed. Club WALTON, JOHN LAMAR, III: ASCE, University Christian Student Center WARD, DIXIE ).: Pi Omega Pi, Angel Flight WARD, LINDA FRANCES: SEA, Stan- dards Council WARDLAW, CLARENCE M.: Dorm Gov ' t., Ind. Ed. Club WATKINS, JEFFERSON WALTON: Var- sity Football, Theta Tau, Pi Tau Sigma, AFROTC WATSON, DEE A.: SEA; Soph. Class Officer, Sec; Student Gov ' t. WATTERS, SID: Sigma Chi, Sec; Dor- mitory Inter-Residence Council; SAM; Pres. and Dean ' s Scholar WATTS, SIDNEY C: Ind. Tech. of IEA, Vice-Pres. WEBB, MICHAEL KEITH: IEEE WEBB, THOMAS MARQUIS, JR.: MSU Forestry WEEKS, JIMMY CARL: FFA WEIR, JUDY ALLEN: Zeta Tau Alpha, Panhellenic Delegate WELCH, JERRY CLINTON: Phi Gamma Delta, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, AICHE WELLS, FRANK M., JR.: SAM WESTON, FREDERICK JOSEPH: Black- friars WHITE, BETTY CAROL: Alpha Lambda Delta; Student Volunteer Assoc, Sec. WHITE, ELIZABETH ANN: Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Drennon Scholar SMAE 352 WHITE, MARTHA LOUISE: Pi Omega Pi WHITE, RONNIE GENE: SEA, NEATS WHITE, TROY WADE: Student Teach- ers Assc. WHITEHEAD, IAMES ALAN: Anthro- pology Club, Philosophy Hour WHITFIELD, ROY MICHAEL: Block and Bridle Club, Livestock ludging Team, Meats ludging Team WIGGINS, DANIEL GLENN: SEA, KME WIGGINTON, |. CLIFTON: MSU Band, |ETG WILCOX, WAYNE OWEN: ASME, Vice-Pres ; Kappa Alpha Order WILLCUTT, SAMUEL L: Varsity Bas- ketball; Fr. Asst. Basketball Coach WILLIAMS, HAROLD EDWARD Afro- American Plus, Blue Knights WILLIAMS, KENNETH ANTHONY ' AICHE, Theta Tau WILLIAMS, RONALD LEIGH: P. E. Major Club WILLIAMS, THOMAS R.: FFA WILLIAMSON, DOLORES ANN: Ac- counting Club WILLIFORD, MARY MARGARET: Uni- versity Choir, Fr BSU Council Sec • BSU WILLS, IAMES TERRY: Ag. Econ. Club WILSON, HAROLD |.. Accounting Club, Beta Alpha Psi WILSON, (ANET REYNOLDS: Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi WILSON, IERRY LEE: Tau Beta Pi, Kappa Mu Epsilon, IEEE, KME WILSON, |OHN STEVEN: ASCE WILSON, MARTIN EARL: Farmhouse, Pres.; Ag. Council, Pres .; Ag. Econ! Club, Pres.; Alpha Zeta WILSON, WILLIAM RICHARD, SR : IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu WINBUSH, EMILY COSELLE: Universi- ty Choir, Sigma Alpha lota, lonians, Wesley Foundation Choir WITT, (AMES ALLEN: Am. Assc. of Civil Eng. WOLSKI, WARREN |OHN: SAM, Per- formance Awards Chr., Phi Kappa Phi; Beta Gamma Sigma WOMACK, OLLIE E.: MSU Band WOODLEY, LAMAR PAYNE: Theta Tau, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE WOODS, R SHERMAN IEA AVA WOODYEAR, TERRY |0: Zeta Tau Alpha, Vice-Pres.; Order of the While Rose, Sec; Phi Chi Theta, Vice-Pres WOOTEN, SUSAN LEE: SEA MSU Choir, BSU WORRELL, MARY KATHLEEN: Phi Kappa Phi, Beta Gamma Sigma, Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Theta Kappa; President and Dean ' s Scholar WORTHAM, IANICE DEAN: Alpha Tau Omega Little Sister, FADA WRIGHT, MARY LOUISE: YMCA Cab- inet, Sec; Steven D. Lee Honors Pro- gram; Afro-American Organization YATES, WILLIAM CHARLES: Miss. Young Am. for Freedom, Treas ; MSU Young Am. for Freedom, Treas.; Young Republicans; REFLECTOR Staff; MSU Shotokan Karate Club, IEEE; De- bate Team YOUNG, FRED RICKY: Pi Sigma Epsi Ion YOUNG, WILLIAM WOOD, JR.; Kappa Alpha Order, Accounting Club Maven Home Bank Supports MSU 353 Mississippi State Alumni Association The Alumni Association of Mississippi State University was founded in 1884 by the graduates of the first three classes. During the 93 year history of the institution more than 35,000 have been granted degrees. Graduates of Mississippi State have distin- guished themselves in every walk of life. Today the purpose of the Alumni Associa- tion is the same as when founded: To provide ways and means of perpetuating the memories of college life in a manner that would bind, and at the same time strength- en, by union or association, the good influences the University might exert through her graduates. JOHN PAXTON Southern Committeeman Gulfport, Miss. CHARLES E. WEATHERLY Executive Secretary State College, Miss. BOB H. BASSETT Out-of-State Comm. Dunwoody, Ca. JOHN V. CORRERO Field Secretary State College, Miss. JACK D. COOK Treasurer Starkville, Miss. E. H. WALKER, JR. Central Committeeman Jackson, Miss. JOHN W. RIAL Northern Committeeman Tupelo, Miss. J. E. RED RUFFIN President 1972 Laurel, Miss. TOMMY EVERETT 1st Vice President Magee, Miss. W. L. WATSON 2nd Vice President Ripley, Miss. OMAR CRAIG President 1971 Oxford, Miss. 354 INDEX Aanes. D L , CR, 239 Aaron, M. R„ A 5. 319 Abbott. W P.. 156, 214, 246 Abel, D. E., ED, 319 Abernethy. P. B , ENC, 74, 75, 168, 194, 212, 213, 226, 294 Abihider. C. Y„ A S. 245 Abies, L. D , ENG, 319 Abies, N. L., A S, 319 Abrams, I. M., B l, 271 Abston, B. I , ED, 319 Abston, D. E., B l. 209, 234, 280, 294 Abston, P. A., A S, 179, 181 Acutf. P. F., ED, 220 Adams, C. S„ A S, 319 Adams, D. L„ ED, 143, 222, 319 Adams, Ft V., A S 319 Adams, |. R., |r„ ENG, 319 Adams, L , ED, 319 Adams, L. K., A S, 319 Adams, S. L. A S, 153 Adcock, |, M„ B l, 181, 319 Adcock. R I , B l, 179, 294 Adcox. |. W„ |r.. ED. 294 Adcox, V. S., A S, 319 Aden, L M ., |r , AG, 181 Aden, M. R., AG. 319 Aden, W. B., |r., A S, 175 Agnew. P. |, B l, 151, 199, 247 Agostinelli, T. A., ENG, 294 Ahlvin, A. E., A S, 294 Ahmad, M. N., ENG, 319 Ahmed, H. N., GR, 315 Aiken, N E., ED, 319 Aikens, R. N., B l, 319 Ainsworth, M. A S, 319 Ainsworth, R. L, B l, 164 Akins, S. L, A S, 177 Albntton, |. D, GR, 315 Alexander, A N , III, AG, 172 Alexander, |. Ft, AG. 279 Alexander. ). E„ A S, 199, 319 Alexander, I. C., AC, 262 Alexander, |. T , GR, 315 Alexander, S R., ENG, 238, 319 Alford, C- L, A S, 147, 319 Alford, M. G , B l, 319 Allday, B. L., A S, 294 Allen, A. )., GR, 294 Allen, A. K., ED, 319 Allen, C A , A S, 319 Allen, C. M., |r„ A S, 289, 319, 379 Allen, C. D„ ED, 319 Allen, D , |r., AG, 279, 319 Allen, E. S., B l, 319 Allen, E. A. B., A S, 319 Allen, E. A., II, B l, 177, 319 Allen, J. A., B l, 160, 240 Allen, I. B„ ENG, 319 Allen, ). T„ ED, 294 Allen, |. S , GR, 204, 284 Allen, L. H., A S, 177 Allen, M. I., B l, 294 Allen, M. S., A S, 166 Allen, N. K., ED, 319 Allen, S. R , GR, 206 Allen, S. E„ B l, 171 Allen, W. S., A S, 156 Allgood, H. D., )r., ENG, 284 Allgood, Ft D, B l, 281, 294 Allgood, S. K., ED, 319 Allison, S. M., Jr., AG, 168, 243, 263 Allred, D. C., ENG, 181 Allred, G W., ENG, 241, 294 Alman, R„ III, ENG, 284, 319 Altman, P. D , A S, 319 Amador, F. E., Jr., ENG, 233, 267, 319 Ambrose, M. R., A S, 319 Amin, A. A., A S, 319 Ammann, M. M., B l, 143, 319 Ammons, I. F., A S, 164 Ammons, S. L„ ED, 319 Anastasio, C. R , A S, 285 Anders, M. A., A S, 198, 319 Anders, T. G.. B l, 319 Anderson, A. D., ENG, 244 Anderson, B. D„ ED, 279 Anderson, D. R., AG, 230, 241, 319 Anderson, D V,, ED, 151 Anderson, | B , |r., AG, 177, 319 Anderson, K., ED, 147, 319 Anderson, K, R., B l, q58, 276, 294 Anderson. R Ft. |r , AG, 171 Anderson, T. E., ED, 319 Anderson, T N. AG, 256, 279, 319 Anderson, W. C , |r., AG, 279, 319 Anderson, W. S., B l, 319 Andrews, G R , ED, 319 Andrews, G. L., GR, 261 Andrews, I. M., A S, 175, 319 Andrews, O , |r , ENG, 319 Andrews, R I , B l, 177, 276, 281 Andrews, S. C , ED, 272, 319 Anest, P. D., ED, 224, 225, 319 Anger, E. E., AG, 319 Anglin, |. R., ENG, 181, 182, 208, 246, 319 Anglin, K. S , ED, 319 Anglin, R. Ft, |r„ ENG, 294 Antee, G. A., ENG, 171, 319 Anthony, E I , A S, 319 Anthony, M., GR, 269, 315 Anthony, M. E., B l, 68, 72, 149, 236, 276, 319 Anthony, T A., ED, 265, 294 Anthony, T V., ED, 294 Anyanso, G. L, B l, 267 Apperson, M. E., A S, 319 Applewhite, H )., B l, 319 Arant, Ft M , AG, 164 Archer, R. L., B l, 213, 164 Archer, W. I , ED, 147, 319 Arentson, R M., |r., A S, 175, 294 Argo, M, A , A S, 319 Armijos, D. P Ft. ENG, 281, 294 Armistead, E A., |r, ENG, 202, 284, 319 Armistead, G T., ENG, 198, 284 Armour, |. W , |r., ENG, 171, 319 Armstrong, D. M., A S, 104, 177, 192, 1%. 260, 319 Armstrong, D. A., AG, 319 Armstrong, J L, ED, 151 Armstrong, M. E„ ED, 319, 377 Armstrong, R. L„ B l, 319 Arnett, E. K., B l, 319 Arnold, C. E , A S, 224, 319 Arnold, R. L , AG, 92, 140, 177 Arrington, A. G., B l, 294 Arnngton, N. S , AG, 243, 266 Arthur, B. K ., B l, 319 Arthur, M. R., AG, 319 Asher, L. D., B l, 177, 276 Asher, Y. | , GR, 264, 315 Ashley, L. D , )r., ED, 294 Ashley, R. K., ENG, 222, 319 Ashley, W. S„ A S, 220, 278 Askew, S. A., ED, 143 Asmar, M. M., |r., B l, 220 Assuncao, M, V., GR, 315 Atkinson, S. A., B l, 319 Atkinson, T )., ENG, 181, 294 Atkinson, W, I., A S, 181, 289 Atkinson, W. T., B l, 198, 202, 319 Atwood, G B , FO, 319 Atwood, V. |., B l, 319 Aubic, J. L., |r., B l, 166 Aucoin, S. M., ED, 147, 202, 319 Ault, D. )., ENG, 319 Austin, K. R., B l, 319 Austin, M. |., A S, 153, 216, 220, 319 Autry, L L., GR, 290 Aven, ). D., B l, 172 Avery, D. B., |r., ED, 294 Avirah, T. K., GR, 315 Avis, |, A., ENG, 319 Awad, E. T., ENG, 294 Aycock, R. Ft, B l, 177 Ayres, W. S., AG, 172, 230, 242, 276, 319 B Babb, I. H., ENG, 319 Backstrom, B. A., E D, 145, 319 Bacon, N. V., ED, 269, 294 Baddley, J, E., ED, 153 Baddley, I. F., ED, 153 Baessler, R. H., ED, 294 Baggett, G B , ENG, 282, 319 Baggett, W T., ED, 246 Bagley, N. L , ED, 143 Bagley, P L , AG, 319 Bagwell, W. L , AG, 240, 294 Bailess, C , ED, 319 Bailey, C. P., ENG, 294 Bailey, D. J., AG, 143 Bailey, I A., FO, 294 Bailey, |. L., GR, 315 Bailey, I. R., FO, 172 Bailey, I L„ B l, 319 Bailey, L. C , A S, 319 Bailey, P. V,, AG, 207, 232 Bailey, T. L., |r., A S, 164, 319 Bailey, W. Ft, ED, 319 Baine, M. )., AG, 143, 319 Baird, D P., B l, 164 Baird. D W., B l, 319 Baird, D. D., B l, 164 Baird, M. E , GR, 315 Baird, W. H. Ill, B l, 177 Baker, B N., ED, 289, 319 Baker, C. M„ B l, 320 Baker, D E., ED, 93, 145, 247, 320 Baker, |. A., B l, 320 Baker, | D., B l, 181, 294 Baker, | K., AG, 277 Baker, |, Ft, FO, 245, 251 Baker, I R., ENG, 233 Baker, | W. II, ENG, 320 Baker, L D , GR, 147 Baker, R. E., B l, 222, 320 Baker, R M., FO, 320 Baker, R. W., A S, 158, 320 Baker, S. L , ED, 320 Baker, S. C , ED, 141, 147, 216 Baker, W M., ED, 88 Baldwin, C E , ED, 147, 216, 320 Baldwin, E A., AG, 141, 147, 320 Bales, D. P , FO, 320 Ball, D. R., ED, 151, 224, 280 Ball, T C , ED, 320 Ballard, E. S., |r., B l, 320 Ballard, H. C., AG, 320 Ballard, I C , ED, 320 Ballard, L C., ED, 222 Ballew, A. W., A S, 320 Balmer, T F., B l, 320 Banks, D. W., ENG, 320 Banks, R. S., A S, 320 Bankston, M, E., ED, 294 Bannon, P. R., A S, 320 Baquero, I. P, GR, 315 Barathokey, S. S., GR, 315 Barber, C A , B l, 294 Barber, G. R., AG, 243, 266, 294 Barcellona, B., A S, 220, 320 Bardm, C. L., A S, 320 Bardwell, A R„ B l, 154, 320 Bardwell, G. C, ENG. 204, 241, 294 Barfield, W. A., ED, 320 Barger, D. K., B l, 175 Barger, H. O., Jr., B l, 166, 320 Barham, M. C, B l, 279 Barkemeyer, E. P., AG, 208, 246, 294 Barksdale, |. F„ B l, 240. 294 Barksdale, M. E., B l, 151 Barlow, C A., B l, 320 Barlow, D G., A S, 320 Barnard, N. E., B l, 147, 197, 206, 320, 377 Barnes, 8. L, B l, 220, 256, 320 Barnes, C. Y., A S, 320 Barnes, D. D., ENG, 320 Barnes, E. L., AG, 256 Barnes, ). H., A S, 175 Barnes, ). F„ B l, 175 Barnes, L. G., ED, 294 Barnes, P. M., AG, 266, 294 Barnes, R. L., |r„ A S, 213, 228, 246, 291, 294 Barnes, T M., ENG, 164, 214, 294 Barnes, W. R., B l, 162 Barnett, B H , ED, 294 Barnett, R. C., ED, 320 Barnett, W A , ENG, 238, 294 Barnette, R. A , ED, 320 Barrentine, M. M., A S, 145, 197, 247, 294, 378 Barret, S. H , AG, 210 Barrett, C K , ED, 145, 320 Barrett, K L„ ED, 294 Barron, B A , A S, 149 Barron, I L , ENG, 239 Barry, T. W., AG, 177 Bartlett, B. )., B l, 294 Baskm, P I , B l, 320 Baskin, R. I., ENG, 320 Bass, H, A , B l, 219 Bass, M. C, ED, 149 Bassett, |. R , B l, 294 Bates, B. B„ ENG, 294 Bates, D. M., B l, 289, 320 Bates, T. C, ED, 234, 320 Batson, L. A., ED, 320 Balson, M L., ED, 294 Batson, W. A , |r„ ENG, 198, 320 Bauer, C. A. Ill, B l, 156 Baughman, D K.. A S, 320 Baughman. O M., |r., GR, 261 Baxter, H R , |r AG, 266, 320 Baxter, L. L., B l, 143, 320 Bays, I. A., GR, 315 Bearh, W D , |r., AG, 320 Bean, E L , A S. 168 Bean, H. L ., |r , B l, 294 Bean, I. F , ED, 294 Beard, L H , |r , A S, 294 Bearden, C E , ENG, 320 Bearden, M R , A S, 319 Bearden, O S., B l, 253, 320 Bearden, V., B l, 320 Bearden, W. E , A S, 214, 294 Beasley, D. I , A S, 208, 246, 294 Beasley, D. B , GR, 204 Beasley, |. E., B l, 172 Beasley, | A , B l, 320 Beasley, L )., ED, 320 Beatty, B F , A S, 294 Beck, D E , AG, 320 Beck, G. R„ ENG, 295 Beck, R E , GR, 315 Beck, S. I , ED, 320 Beckham, A M., ENG, 164, 320 Beckham, J, R , A S, 164 Beckham, |. L„ A S, 320 Beckham, L. D., A S, 295 Beeland, l„ B l, 320 Behr, S E., B l, 158, 320 Bern, A K , A S, 320 Belandres, N. M , GR, 315 Belanger, R. C, |r., ENG, 270, 320 Bell, B. D , AG, 256 Bell. C R , B l, 320 Bell, H. P., AG, 175 Bell, I. C, B l, 179 Bell, R K., ED, 320 Bell, R. L., B l, 177, 320 Bell, V E., ENG, 149, 204 Bell, W. R., A S, 320 Bellah, L L , B l, 289, 320 Bellan, L. C., ENG, 202, 289, 320 Bender, W. R„ ENG, 289, 320 Benedick, F. L„ ENG, 319 Benedict, J F , B l, 320 Bennett, D. E., ED, 320 Bennett, J. H., ED, 295 Bennett, I. E , ED, 222, 224 Bennett, K A.. A S, 320 Bennett, K. L R., ED, 199, 285, 319 Bennett, N ) , B l, 295 Bennett, P M , ED, 143, 320 Bennett, R. D., ENG, 233 Bennett, W I , ENG, 281, 320 Bentley, ). V, B l, 172 Benton, B. E., ED, 320 Benton, C. R., ENG, 172 Benton, L. W., ED, 295 Benyo, W. S., |r., A S, 156 Beoddy, |. A., Ill, ENG, 182, 252 Berdami, M, L, ED, 295 Bernheim, M. E., ED, 320 Berry, C. R., B l, 175 Berry, C A., ED, 153, 216, 320 Berry, E. |. B., ED. 149 Berry, G. G., |r,, GR, 315 Berry, I, C., A S, 320 Berry, I H., AG, 266 Berry, |. W., A S, 224, 281, 320 Berry, W, B., ENG, 177 Berthay, C , ED, 320 Bertucci, P B , ED. 92, 143 Bestor, G C , |r , ENG, 224 Bestor, M. H , ED, 202, 224, 269 Beverly, I C, A S, 145, 222 Beverly, R. )., A S, 147, 199, 320 Bharati, B. R„ GR, 264 Bhuva, R D, GR, 315 Bibbs, K M , A S, 319 Bicker, |. K„ A S, 209, 235 Bigger, B A,, B l, 151, 236 Biggers. M A , AG, 164, 243 Biggers, S. L„ AG, 164 Biglane, |. M., B l, 147, 281, 295, 379 Biglane, K. A., A S, 147, 320 Bignoh, A P., ENG, 282, 320 Bilbo, D. E., ENG, 295 Bilbrey, L. K., B l, 285, 295 Billingsley, D. M , ED, 175 Billingsley, D. S„ A S, 218, 225, 254, 255, 295 Billups, |., Jr., B l, 320 Birdsong, V L., Ill, B l, 281, 282, 291, 320 Bishop, A. E , ED, 174, 320 Bishop, D. |., A S, 320 Bishop, L I , ED, 320 Bishop, W. |., ED, 222, 224, 320 Bittle, I A., A S, 222, 274, 320 Bittner, |. N , ENG, 241, 295 Black, E G., B l, 175 Black, G. Ft, |r„ ED, 222, 320 Black, I B , B l, 175 Black, I , ED, 275, 320 Black, M. L., A S, 320 Black, P T , B l, 320 Blackburn, P. D., ED, 151, 320 Blackledge, M. G , A S, 147, 320 Blackwell, D. D., FO, 295 Blackwell, F. G., GR, 315 Blackwood, R T , AG, 320 Blair, I I ., ED, 78, 79, 80 Blair, L E„ ED, 269 Blair, S M , AG, 320 Blake, L. K., ED, 320 Blake, R. C., B l, 171, 209, 235, 295 Blake, R. A., B l, 234 Blake, V. A., AG, 321 Blakely, C. D., AG, 321 Blakely, I. W„ Jr., A S, 295 Blakely, R G., |r., A S, 181, 321 Blakney, I. T., B l, 172, 321 Blancett, L. A., A S, 321 Bland, D I., ENG, 233 Bland, G. K„ 147, 216, 220, 236, 269, 321 Bland, I, W , B l, 158, 321 Blankley, L , A S, 321 Blaylock, R. E , AG, 171 Blaylock, V. E., A S, 321 Bhckley, P L., |r, FO, 321 Blocker, C R., B l, 295 Blomeley, D. L., A S, 321 Blount, M. )., AG, 145, 321 Blount, R C, ED, 321 Blount, T |. H., ED, 295 Blue, R. D„ B l, 245, 248 Bobitt, R. K., ED, 222 Bogan, D W , B l, 321 Bogdahn, B )., ED, 147 Boggess, E. L., A S, 147, 321 Boggess, W. G., 162, 206, 213, 218, 226 Boler, |. E„ B l, 321 Bolton, H. L, ENG, 321 Bond, I. P , AG, 295 Bond, R Ft, ED, 321 Bond, R. L., B l, 321 Bond, R. M., ENG, 209, 249, 321 Bond T. W., |r , AG, 162 355 Bonds. J., ED, 321 Bonds, L. R., ED, 235 Bonelli, C. R.. A 5, 149, 321 Bonner, T., |r., AG, 262 Booker, M. D., ENC, 228, 321 Boone, B. R., B l, 252 Boone, C. H., GR, 315 Boone, I. I , ED, 321 Boone, K. L., ED, 321 Booth, |. R., Ill, B l, 164 Borden, R. C, ENG, 321 Bordenkircher, P. B„ | ' r, GR, 265 Boren, E. M., ED, 295 Bornman, L C, Jr., ENG, 249, 295 Bosl, S. C, A S, 162, 321 Bostick, L. D„ AG, 164, 222 Boswell, D. H., B l, 164 Boswell, F. E , B l, 295 Boteler, I. )., A S, 147, 321 Bolt, C G ., |r , ED, 321 Bouchillon, H. B., A S, 321 Bouchillon, M | , AG, 160, 260 Bouldln, |, E., ED, 177, 260 Bounds, A. A., |r., ENG, 295 Bounds, C. D., ED, 151, 321 Bounds, S. B., AG, 164 Bourquard, R. A , GR, 204 Bouton, ). H., AG, 232, 243, 295 Bouton, M. I. G, ED, 295 Bowen, E. L, ED, 295 Bowen, |. L., AG, 295 Bowen, I P., B l, 295 Bowen, R L ., ED, 269, 272, 295 Bowen, R D , ED, 269, 295 Bowen, W. H., B l, 275 Bower, P. )., B l, 181, 321 Bowlds, T F., ENG, 321 Bowles, W. )., ENG, 295 Bowlin, G. E., ED, 295 Bown, C E., AG, 153, 191, 195, 197, 237, 263 Box, B K ., ED, 224, 321 Box, |. H., GR, 246 Boxx, |. F , ED, 321 Boyce, R W„ |r„ A S, 321 Boyd, I C, A S, 228, 315 Boyd, |. H„ B l, 295 Boyd, R. T., B l, 168 Boyd, W. H., A S, 164, 198 Boye, P C, A S, 153, 222, 321 Boyer, L E., Jr , ED, 241 Boyette, |. V., A S, 321 Boyette, L. E„ ED, 145, 321 Boykin, D. K., ENG, 295 Boykin, R. D., FO, 321 Boyles, D. A., A S, 321 Bozeman, B. C , B l, 246 Brabham, I. E , |r., A S, 158 Brackstone, D W , ED, 295 Brackstone, S„ GR, 315 Braddock, P A., B l, 295 Braden, I S., ENG, 282, 321 Bradford, L |, AG, 256 Bradley, D. C, B l, 276, 321 Bradshaw, |. P., A S, 156 Bradshaw, S. E„ ED, 251 Bragg, I. M„ A S, 321 Bragg, N. E„ |r . A S, 177 Bramuchi, M. A., B l, 321 Branch, L C, AG, 172 Branch, L. C., A S, 147, 321 Brand, E. B., Jr., A S, 171 Brandon, S A., AG, 181, 188, 192, 195, 1%, 202, 213, 217, 242, 260, 295 Brandon, V S„ II, B l, 166 Branscome, R. R., B l, 321 Brantley, L. T., Ill, A S, 181, 321 Brantley, M. E , A S, 295 Brantley, R. A., B l, 321 Branton, D., ED, 145, 321 Brasfield, L F., ED, 321 Brashier, R. D, ED, 321 Braswell, |. L., B l, 175 Braswell, I. R., ENG, 209 Braswell, ]. N., ENG, 235, 251 Braswell, R. B., B l, 321 Brawner, D. R., B l, 295 Bray, R. L, B l, 321 Breal, I L., B l, 179, 321 Breed, M. E , ED, 149 Breeland, R. L., ENG, 321 Breland, F. B., ENG, 256, 295 Breland, I. H., A S, 321 Breland, W S., ED, 321 Breland, W G , AG, 321 Brent, D. L., A S, 321 Brett, R. L, ED, 147, 197, 202, 222, 236, 237, 269, 321 Brewer, G. L, A S, 140, 154, 155, 242, 321 Brewer, M. M., B l, 321 Brewer, O C, B l, 321 Brickell, C. H., B l, 151 Brickell, M R., A S, 151, 199 Brickey, C. L., B l, 177, 213, 295 Bright, |. L., ED, 295 Brinkley, D. M., ED, 295 Brinson, ). M., B l, 321 Briscoe, F. E„ ED, 151, 269, 321 Briscoe, ). H., B l, 295 Briscoe, R. L„ B l, 228, 291, 295 Britt, C- L., ENC, 181 Britt, L. L., ENG, 175 Broadhead, M D , B l, 166, 321 Broadhead, R. R., ENG, 321 Brock, B. L„ A S, 321 Brock, D R., AG, 230, 321 Brock, H. B., ED, 295 Brooks, B L , A S, 145, 295 Brooks, B. G , A S, 321 Brooks, C. W., |r., ENG, 198 Brooks, J. E., B l, 321 Brooks, R. F., GR, 315 Brooks, S K., B l, 321 Brookshlre, B. N., B l, 177 Brookshire, |. P., ED, 145, 214, 216, 247 Brookshire, N , III, AG, 177, 192, 196, 294 Broome, |. R., GR, 261 Broussard, D. W„ ED, 295 Brower, R C, B l, 252, 295 Brown, A D., B l, 281, 321 Brown, A B., Ill, A S, 321 Brown, B. R., GR, 315 Brown, C. L., ED, 236 Brown, C M , ENG, 228, 321 Brown, C. A., B l, 222, 272, 321 Brown, E A , ED, 321 Brown, F. M S , A S, 295 Brown, H. S , |r , AG, 256 Brown, |. C, GR, 315 Brown, |, M., A S, 315 Brown, |. M , ENG, 321 Brown, |. M., AG, 321 Brown, I L, III, ENG, 172 Brown, ), M., A S, 321 Brown, L. C , AG, 175 Brown, L Q , FO, 261, 321 Brown, L. L., AG, 321 Brown, P L , B l, 222, 321 Brown, R. I , III, B l, 164 Brown, R L , A S, 179 Brown, R. G, ED, 111 Brown, R. |., ENG, 164, 198 Brown, R. A., ENG, 140, 182, 205, 295 Brown, S. H., ED, 268, 321, 379 Brown, T. L., AG, 179, 277 Brown, V. C, A S, 321 Brown, W. E., ENG, 281 Brown, W. L., B l, 140, 154, 281 Brown, W. E , GR, 315 Brown, W. H., Ill, B l, 162, 321 Brown, W |, ED, 71, 145, 236, 237 Browning, |, A., B l, 252, 295 Brownlee, R. I , B l, 321 Brubaker, C. M., AG, 2% Bruce, D. L, ED, 151, 321 Bruce, H. K., |r,, B l, 162, 192, 1%, 260 Bruce, j. H., ED, 91 Bruce, R. M , FO, 321 Bruister, D. A., B l, 147, 202, 321 Brumfield, H C . |r , AG, 162 Brumfield, H. M., |r., ED, 206 Brunt, D. H., ED, 224 Bryan, C. R , B l, 252, 2% Bryan, D. R., A S, 156 Bryan, H., A S, 198, 206, 218 Bryan, I T., A S, 166 Bryan, S., ED, 321 Bryan, T. E„ |r , ENG, 179, 214, 321 Bryan, W. D, |r„ B l, 171 Bryant, C. S , A S, 2% Bryant, D. D., A S, 153, 321 Bryant, G. E., A S, 181, 209, 280 Bryant, |. L., A S, 199, 228, 291, 321 Bryant, J. H., |r., A S, 166 Bryant, S. G„ B l, 162, 235 Bryant, S. R., B l, 271 Bucciantini, ). M., A S, 166, 321 Buchanan, D. P., A S, 175 Buchanan, |, F., A S, 321 Buck, G. T„ A S, 175, 321 Buckley, B. |. C , A S, 321 Buckley, L. A., B l, 172 Buckley, M. S., A S, 322 Buckley, W P , B l, 89, 172 Buckner, S. C, A S, 143, 202 Bufkin, L. K., ED, 151 Bufkin, T. I, B l, 172 Buford, L. A , ED, 322 Bullard, A L., ED, 322 Bullard, I. L., A S, 285, 322 Bullard, W. H., ED, 2% Bullock, K., A S, 296 Bullock, R , A S, 199, 322 Bunch, C. E., ED, 199 Bunch, E. C., ED, 147, 322 Bunch, G. M., A S, 268 Bunner, G. N., GR, 254 Burch, |. |„ GR, 315 Burcham, D. N., ED, 322 Burchfield, M J., AG, 232, 243, 296 Burgess, C. K., |r., ENG, 284, 296 Burke, D. R., A S, 162, 322 Burkes, L F. M„ ED, 322 Burkes, P. D., B l, 322 Burnett, E. K., A S, 322 Burnham, B G., ED, 251, 2% Burnham, S. )., ED, 269, 296 Burns, D. 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D., )r„ ED, 2% Cassell, E. H„ |r., A S, 322 Cassels, M. S., ENG, 322 Castle, K. L,, ED, 153, 224, 322 Castleberry, I T., |r„ B l, 164, 322 Castles, C P , B l, 2% Castles, f C, |r., ENG, 284, 322 Castles, H. D., ED, 154, 155, 222, 2% Castles, S. G. W., A S, 2% Caswell, C W , A S, 278, 322 Catledge, I W., ENG, 253, 322 Catledge, S. D , ED, 322 Causey, I. W., |r., AG, 172 Caver, C. L, FO, 254 Caver, W. L., AG, 168, 277, 2% Cesare, |. G., ENG, 204 Chadwick, T B , ENG, 322 Chaffin, C W , B l, 164 Chailland, D L., B l, 322 Chambers, |. M., A S, 177 Chambers, L. D., A S, 171 Chambers, M. L , ED, 296 Chamblee, C M , B l, 322 Chandler, A. H., B l, 297 Chandler, M. L. L, ED, 224, 322 Chandler, W F., |r„ ENG, 322 Chandler, W. M., B l, 172, 281 Chaney, |. L„ B l, 297 Chapatwala, K. D„ GR, 264, 267, 291, 315 Chapm, L. T , AG, 266, 279, 322 Chapman, A. W„ ENG, 177, 233, 297 Chapman, C. R., ED, 322 Chapman, D. |., ED, 72, 82, 151 Chapman, |. E., B l, 172, 322 Chapman, R. 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G., ENG, 162, 280, 297 Clayborn, L. C , A S, 322 Clayborne, M. K., ED, 162 Claypool, E. B., |r„ AG, 297 Clayton, E. T., AG, 322 Clayton, ), H., B l, 177 Clegg, C. I., ED, 153, 188, 195, 220, 297 Clemence, L. A., A S, 222 Clements, A. M., A S, 164, 214, 322 Clements, |. P., Ill, B l, 171 Clemmons, W. L., AG, 323 demons, S. M„ B l, 282 Cleveland, G. D., ENG, 222, 323 Cleveland, H. A , A S, 166, 222 Clifton, |. F., AG, 323 Clise, |. M„ B l, 156 Cloud, G. M., ENG, 284, 289, 323 Clouse, D. E., ED, 297 Clouse, |. R., ED, 323 Cochran, B. |, ED, 323 Cochran, D. A , ED, 323 Cochran, D. E., ED, 151, 222 Cochran, |. D., ENG, 198, 245, 323 Cochran, S. L., AG, 323 Cockerham, T G., AG, 160, 297 Cockerhan, S. L , ED, 145, 323 Coffey, D. H„ ENG, 297 Coffill, B. R., ENG, 204, 205, 297 Coggin, C. A , A S, 206, 218, 219, 323 Cohen, S. P., ED, 274, 323 Coker, R. H., AG, 243, 297 Coker, R. C, II, ENG, 262 Cole, E S., Ill, B l, 164, 323 Cole, |. A., GR, 156 Cole, |. L„ GR, 234 Cole, |. S„ AG, 297 Cole, |. 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A., A S, 172, 323 Connell, C M„ ENG, 205 Connell, M. G., ENG, 238 Conner, D., B l, 323 Conner, D. K., A S, 143, 323 Conner, |. A., ED, 149, 323 Conrad, |. A., ED, 91 Conrad, T. )., AG, 256 Converse, M., AG, 149, 256, 263 Converse, R. E., A S, 323 Conwill, R. B., ED, 297 Cook, B. A., B l, 143 Cook, D. A., ED, 323 Cook, D. B., FO, 179, 323 Cook, H. E., A S, 147, 216, 220, 224, 323 Cook, K. L., GR, 315 Cook, M. G., A S, 323 Cook, R. C, AG, 266, 323 Cooley, D. P., ED, 323 Coombs, I. T., B l, 323 356 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO Starkville FOR YOU, TOO! The Locker Room MOTOR LOOSE l AIR CON DITIONEO 1 POOL — TV RESTAURANT |.j|| F. J. Luhman, Manager |i||l On U. S. Highway 82 — Telephone 323-2411 Starkville, Mississippi 39759 V. - 53 £V .- 05J £W We don ' t claim we ' re tops, But our Customers do ' SLAUGHTER CHEVROLET P.O. Box 129 Starkville, Mississippi Thanks for Your Business Cooper, B K . B l, 323 Cooper, B. N., ED, 297 Cooper, C. 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M., A S, 147, 197, 297 Crosby, S. S., FO, 323 Croswell, R. C, A S, 111, 114, 192 Crowder, D. M., B l, 252, 297 Crowder, L C , ED, 323 Crowder, M. |, A S, 323 Crowe, B. W., B l, 323 Crowell, D. K„ ED, 323 Crowson, B. | , A S, 268 Crudup, D. A., A S, 323 Crumbley, L S., B l, 172 Crumby, |. C, ED, 323 Crumby, M. C, ED, 151, 224 Crump, W. B., Ill, B l, 156 Crumpton, B. )., ED, 323 Crumpton, F. H., A S, 218, 297 Cruse, D. H., ED, 177 Cuicchi, M. L, B l, 323 Cuicchi, R. A., A S, 323 Culbertson, R. |, B l, 219 Cullen, G. M., |r„ B l, 179 Culotta, |. T., GR, 277 Culpepper, C. S., ED, 297 Culpepper, R D, ED, 153 Cumbaa, C. T , ENC, 172 Cumberland, I K , FO, 323 Cumbest, M R., ED, 297 Cummmgs. C I., ED, 297 Cummings, P. S., ED, 297 Cummins, K. A., ED, 323 Cummins, W. C, B l, 215 Cunningham, C, A S, 147, 323 Curlee, N. M,, A S, 162 Curry, |. K„ A S, 179, 297 Curtis, B. B., |r., B l, 166 Curtis, C. A., Ill, ENC, 166, 253 Curtis, D H , A S, 323 Curtis, R. E., A S, 153, 323 Curtis, S. 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M., A S, 324 Doggett, R R., ED, 269, 272, 298 Doggett, S C , AC, 277, 298 Donahue, H. )., AC, 156 Donald, D. B., A S, 177, 187, 195, 298 Donald, H H , ENG, 209, 233, 234, 235, 249, 324 Donald, M. P., ED, 153, 222, 324 Donnaway, I R., |r,, ENG, 182, 324 Donohoe, S. A,, B l, 324 Doolittle. I. N., ED, 149 Dorman, T. C., ENG, 238, 324 Dornan, D. C, |r, A S, 177 Dorr, C. A,, ED, 147, 324 Dorrill, E. E., Ill, AC, 266, 298 Doss, I R , AG, 160, 242, 243, 256, 298 Dotson, K. M., ED, 145, 222, 247, 324 Dotson, L. M., ED, 324 Dotter, D. H., CR, 315, 252 Dottory, R E , ENG, 228, 268, 324 Doucet, H. J., B l, 177, 324 Douglas, G T , B l, 164, 240, 245, 273, 324 Dow, |. W., II, B l, 246 Dow, R. S., ENC, 234 Dowdle, D L , B l, 206, 218, 226, 253, 298 Dowdle. H, A., A S, 324 Dowdle, S M , |r , FO, 324 Downing, P E., AC, 266, 298 Dowsing, F D , |r , A S, 94, 192, 1%, 207, 278, 325 Drake, D K , AC, 325 Draper, S. O, A S, 151, 199, 206, 270, 325, 378 Draughon, M T , AG, 149 Drees, W H , B l, 325 Dreher, D, L., ED, 325 Drennan, T E„ A S, 145 Dreyfus, H. S„ B l, 214, 298 Drummonds, C C, ED, 151 Dryden, S M„ B l, 177 Duffeebraun, L V,, ED, 298 Dugan, C D H , ED, 325 Dugan, I L , |r,, ENG, 209, 235, 325 Dugan, L. C , |r , B l, 325 Duke, D. T., B l, 252 Duke, M. W., ED, 325 Duke, P. S , B l, 325 Duke, R. E„ ED, 298 Dulaney, |. D., B l, 276 Dulaney, I L., ED, 298 Dulaney, K T D , ED, 298 Dulaney, T. L., AG, 140, 158 Dumas, B A , ED, 325 Duncan, C, B l, 228, 281, 325 Duncan, I L , |r , AG, 325 Dunn, C H., ENG, 325 Dunn, C S„ ED, 325 Dunn, D B, III, B l, 325 Dunning, S T , B l, 325 Duplain, M. L., ED, 145, 197, 217, 247, 268, 325 Duren, B K., ED, 298 Durst, D. O., A S, 164 Durst, W O., A S, 164 Duvall, A. L , A S, 298 Dye, D. L , |r ., ENC, 282, 325 Dyer, D. K., A S, 325 Dyer, R. W., |r., B l, 209, 235, 325 Dykes, M. R„ B l, 172 Eakes, S. N„ ED, 298 Earhart, C, L., ED, 83, 325 Earnheart, A. T., |r., AG, 168, 215, 232, 242 Earnheart, |. D., ENG, 325 Earnheart, R W., AC, 168, 232, 325 Earwood, D R , ED, 325 Easley, B |. C, ED, 298 Easley, C. V., ED, 199, 272, 325 Easley, |. D„ ENG, 325 Easley, S. K., B l, 298 East, |. T„ ENG, 325 Easter, H. F , AG, 266 Easterling, M. S., A S, 234 Easterly, ). W , AC, 246 Eaton, |. M„ A S, 298 Eaves, C W , AC. 260, 325 Eaves, D. M., ED, 325 Eaves, T H , AG, 243, 266, 325 Eccles, D. |„ ENG, 325 Eckler, S, C , AC, 325 Eddleman, N A , AC. 263, 325, 143 Eddleman, R. A., ED, 222 Edens, R. |„ ENG, 222 Edge, A M , ED, 251 Edmonds, B. L. C, ED, 325 Edmonson, N. O, |r., B l, 252, 325 Edwards, F M., GR, 315 Edwards, I S., AG, 242, 243, 260, 325 Edwards, |. C, ED, 299 Edwards, L A , B l, 252, 299 Edwards, M L., A S, 149, 325 Edwards, M. L., ED, 246, 325 Edwards, M F., A S, 239, 289, 299 Edwards, R. G., ED, 147, 325 Edwards, S F., ED, 325 Edwards, S. M., AG, 168, 242, 253 Ehret, N, A , ED, 151, 197, 236, 299 Ehret, S M , ED, 151, 263, 325 Eisel, I M C, AG, 263, 299 Eiserloh, |, S,, GR, 315 Elam, W. D„ ENC, 155 Elam, W. T., A S, 154 Eldndge, C C, GR, 315 Elkin, G. F , ED, 147, 236, 325 Elkin, S. D„ ED, 325 Ellington, B, L„ AG, 325 Ellington, I L , ED, 166 Elliott, F. I., ENG, 284, 299 Elliott, |. M„ B l, 220, 299 Elliott, |. N„ B l, 325 Elliott, M. I , ED, 151, 325 Elliott, R. M., AG, 279 Ellis, B G., ED, 325 Ellis, C L , A S, 325 Ellis, C. A., ED, 143 Ellis, C , ED, 153 Ellis, D. B , A S, 325 Ellis, H L., B l, 172 Ellis, I. E , AC, 325 Ellis, |„ ED, 151 Ellis, |. O, B l, 166 Ellis, N W , ED, 151 Ellis, P, I., B l, 162 Ellis, R G„ ED, 140 Ely, R. M., ED, 299 Emerich, D W , A S, 158, 325 Emrick, F. C, A S, 207, 299 Emerick, M A S , AG, 299 Emrick, S. R„ A S, 199, 325 England, C D, GR, 277 Engle, P. E., Ill, B l, 172, 220 Engle, W )., ENG, 299 Epperson, K. L , B l, 149, 325 Enckson, L. W., AG, 162 Erickson, I B , B l, 289, 299 Ervm, T O, A S, 228, 291, 325 Erwm, C E., |r , B l, 177, 299 Erwin, D L. C, B l, 325 Essary, C. L , ED, 325 Estess, C P, B l, 158 Eubanks, C A, B l, 325 Eubanks, C I , A S, 228, 291, 325 Evans, D„ A S, 325 Evans, F. A., ED, 325 Evans, |. T., ED, 325 Evans, I T , III, A S, 175, 245 Evans, O A., A S, 151, 275 Evans, W. O, ENG, 325 Evans, W F , ED, 222, 224, 274 Everett, A. S., ED, 325 Everett, B., B l, 271, 325 Everett, C. )., B l, 325 Everett, C A , ED, 143, 325 Everett, M. L., A S, 325 Ewing, E C , III, ENG, 239, 299 Ewmg, M. |., A S, 325 Eyrich, G. C, |r„ B l, 299 Ezell, E. S , ED, 269 Ezell, L O., ENG, 202, 204, 299 Ezell, V. A., A S, 325 Ezelle, B S„ ED, 299, 325 Faggart, H. A , ED, 325 Fain, T, |., A S, 299 Fairbank, S E , A S, 147, 202, 325 Fairley, L S., ED, 69, 72, 145, 299 Fairley, M. Z , A S, 222, 325 Fallo, C. M., ENG, 282, 283 Farish, R. W„ B l, 299 Farley, D. P , ED, 265, 325 Farmer, L. E., GR, 315 Farmer, N. E., ED, 325 Farmer, N H,, B l, 171 Farr, G P, ED, 153, 325 Farrar, M A ., ED, 325 Farrell, M. A., ENG, 299 Farrell, P |., ENG, 194, 299 Farrell, R R , GR, 315 Farris, M T., B l, 299 Farrish, D. K., A S, 299 Farrish, H. O, |r, AC, 245, 299 Farrow, K. F , ED, 325 Faucette, T. R., B l, 177 Faught, A, C , ED, 299 Faught, C. M., |r„ B l, 325 Faust, B Q., A S, 220 Favreau, C. R.. ENG, 166, 245 Favreau, L. E,, ENG, 325 Feathers, M. I , ENG, 299 Featherston, I D., B l, 325 Fellows, I. W,, B l, 325 Fergus, J. R., B l, 175 Ferguson, C R , AG, 299 Ferguson, M, M., ED, 143 Ferguson, R. )., B l, 171, 240, 325 Fernandez, E. R., Jr., B l, 228, 325 Ferree, R. F , FO, 162, 273, 325 Ferrer, |. F., |r., B l, 252, 299 Fernss, D. M„ |r. A S, 192, 194, 1%, 213, 215, 260, 299 Ferriss, M. E„ A S, 299 Fewel, T. W., A S, 268 Ficht, L H„ |r , GR, 315 Fielder, P. ]., ED, 145, 275 Files, R. L„ ED, 224 Finley, P. A., B l, 199, 325 Fisher, D. P, B l, 175 Fisher, E. W., B l, 325 Fisher, I P , III, B l, 140, 175, 260, 299 Fisher, S. L . ED, 151, 325 Flaccomio, L. R., ENG, 299 359 lagge, P. O , B l, 244, 325 lake, ). D., A S, 325 lake, N. A., ED, 325 lake, N. K., A S, 325 lanagan, R. A., A S, 278, 282, 325 lanagan. S. L, FO, 177 lanagan, T. M., Jr., A S, 177 lautt, R. B., ENC, 164 leeman, S E , ED, 269, 325 leeman, W E , III, AC, 325 leming, A. )., ED, 151 lemmg, E. R., A S, 151 leming, ). F. D., AC, 325 letcher, M. F„ A S, 151, 206, 226, 325, 376 lint, R. A., ED, 246, 272, 299 lood, R. L., B l, 162, 299 lorence, T. A., |r., AC, 232, 242, 299 lores, |. A., CR, 315 loro, S. C, CR, 267, 315 lowers, C. M., ED, 143, 224 lowers, E. C, B l, 325 lowers, I. A., A S, 147, 236, 326 lowers, M. W., FO, 261 lowers, W. T , B l, 299 loyd, A. M., ED, 326 loyd, |. W., ED, 326 loyd, K. R., B l, 228, 299 loyd, W. W., |r., ED, 269, 274, 299 olden, D. V , ENC, 171, 326 ondren, |, E., A S, 224, 326 ong, C. S., B l, 326 ontaine, M. F., AC, 147, 263, 299 ontenot, V. A., ED, 326 oot, P. A., ED, 326 orbes, R. N., AG, 171, 326 ord, C. H„ ENC, 326 ord, |. L., AC, 262 ord, I. A., A S, 326 ord, |. B , Jr., B l, 289 ord, R. C, B l, 326 ord, T, M., B l, 299 oresmarr, D. M., AC, 282 ort, |. C, FO, 299 orlenberry, A L , ED, 272 ortner, M. V., B l, 326 ortner, W. D, II, 158, 326 ortson, V. L., A S, 149, 326 oster, I. L., Ill, B l, 164 osier, |. B., Jr., ENC, 204, 299 osier, | S., FO, 172, 326 oster, ). W, Jr., FO, 261, 299 oster, M. S., ED, 326 oster, R. C, ENC, 241, 299 oster, S. L, ENC, 326 ounlain, E. M., ED, 326 ountain, C. V., ENC, 326 owler, B. W., AC, 326 owler, I D , Jr., ED, 326 owler, S. R , AC, 160, 243 owlkes, P. L., A S, 227, 326 ox, D. |., B l, 326 ox, D. J., B l, 224 ox, |. F.. A S, 229 ox, S„ B l, 236, 237, 153 oxworth, R. K., ED, 272, 269, 299 railey, I. E , ED, 265 raiser, R H., Jr., B l, 171 raley, M. R., A S, 149, 326 ranck, |. C, ENG, 244, 326 ranco, A., A S, 326 rankel, K. )., A S, 147, 326 ranks, I. R., ENC, 299 raster, B. D., FO, 326 ratesi, B. O, ED, 145, 299 ratesi, V. H., B l, 326 ratesi, M. A., B l, 271, 281, 326 reeman, A. M., Jr., B l, 299 reeman, C G , ED, 168, 224, 225, 326 reeman, H. J., |r., B l, 166 reeman, M. D., Ill, B l, 222, 299 reeman, N. M., B l, 326 reeman, R. I., B l, 326 reeman, S. D., A S, 285, 326 riend, T. J., ED, 147, 299 riery, R. N., GR, 316 rits, A. P., B l, 326 ulgham, |. B., ENG, 156 ulgham. | K., ED, 151 ulgham, P. C, ED, 151 uller, E. C., A S, 145, 326 uller, | C., ENC, 287, 299 uller, R. E., B l, 326 ulton, A. F., ED, 326 ulton, H. R , AC, 242, 262 ulton, K. S., A S, 234, 326 ulton, L. C, ED, 265, 300 ulton, S. L., A S, 149 ulton, T. L, ENC, 326 ulton, T. )., A S, 326 Fults, W, E„ A S, 251, 326 Fultz, L. M., ED, 275 Funderburk, D. R., ENG, 182, 326 Furr, |. E., III. B l. 168, 326 Furr, K. Y., A S, 147 Futch, G. A., FO, 166 Futch, L. O , AC, 140, 166 Futrell, E. L, A S, 154 Fyke, M C , A S, 326 Caddis, D E., AC, 168 Caddis, E. M., Jr., A S, 326 Gaillard, T. O , ED, 300 Gaines, I R , A S, 158, 326 Galbreath, D , AG, 326 Callina, I. D., AC, 300 Gallion, M. L., B l, 172 Gallman, N. R. L., A S, 224 Gallman, T. B., ED, 272 Galloway, I C, |r. A S, 326 Gambrell, D R., B l, 300 Gammill, W. )., ENC, 326 Gammon, D. T., GR, 222, 246, 274, 316 Gandy, L. B., AG, 279 Ganus, H. J., AG, 326 Carbo, W. AC, 242 Garbo, W., |r., ENG, 300 Gardner ). D , Jr., B l, 171 Gardner, N. C, ED, 326 Gardner, P. K., AG, 326 Gardner, R. E., AG, 279, 300 Garner, B. N., ED, 300 Garner, |, O , Jr., GR, 316 Garrard, ). K., B l, 281, 300 Garrard, P. R., B l, 326 Garrard, W G , B l, 300 Garretson, G , ENG, 286, 287 Garretson, H. F„ III, ENG, 241, 326 Garretson, V. G., ENG, 326 Garrett, D. )., ENG, 326 Garriga, D. )., B l, 172 Garrison, D. E , A S, 175 Garrison, ). L., AG, 277 Cassaway, A. R. T., GR, 269 Gaston, S. W., B l, 300 Gates, L. C, ED, 300 Gatewood, |. )., |r., A S, 326 Gatlin, L. D , Jr., B l, 244 Catlin, T W., ENG, 284 Gavin, M. P., B l, 326 Gay, M E, C, A S, 300 Gay, W R., B l, 300 Gayaut, G. A., ENG, 271 Gearhiser, W. H., CR, 222, 316 Gebremedhin, H., GR, 261, 267 Geer, J R., B l, 300 Gelman, S. R., ENC, 326 Celston, T., A S, 326 Gelvin.M. K., ED, 143 Geno, G. S., A S, 278, 326 Gentry, C. T„ B l, 168 Gentry, M. E., A S, 168, 214, 218, 326 Geoghegan, M F , ED, 269, 326 George, A. P., ED, 326 George, D R., A S, 177 George, E. A., ED, 326 George, IF., ENC, 218, 227, 241, 300 George, ). S., ENG, 326 George, W, M., A S, 246 Geotes, ). W , ENC, 172, 326 Gerache, I M., ED, 151, 300 Germany, L E ., CR, 316 Germany, M. A., ED, 153, 216 Gernert, E. M., A S, 326 Getwan, N. F., A S, 326 Gibens, T. R , ENG, 177 Gibson, A. N , A S, 300 Gibson, B. D., ED, 300 Gibson, C. A., FO, 160, 261, 300 Gibson, G. D, B l, 172 Gibson, G. E., A S, 326 Gibson, H G , B l, 300 Gibson, L. K., ED, 326 Gibson, M A , ED, 326 Gibson, M. L., ED, 300 Gibson, T. R., B l, 326 Giffin, M. A., A S, 151,326 Gilbert, B. D., A S, 326 Gilbert, ). A., B l, 156 Gilbert, R. E., ENG, 300 Gilbert, T. )., ENG, 206, 287, 326 Giles, R. C., A S, 326 Gill, I R., AG, 326 Gillentine, E. C, ED, 326 Gilliam, L. A., ED, 326 Gilliland, K. L, A S, 300 Gillon, P. H., AC, 326 Cilbreath, V. L, ED, 300 Givens, E. A., A S, 153, 222 Givens, W., ED, 326 Gladney, T. M., ENC, 171 Clasco, T. M., AG, 171 Click, K, D., A S, 151, 247, 275 Glidewell, B. P., GR, 316 Clidewell, R. D„ GR, 316 Clisson, M G , AG, 147, 326 Gloppe, E. T., ENG. 326 Glover, I T., A S, 326 Clover, L R , ENG, 326 Cober, H. D„ B l, 156, 300 Goble, |. E., B l, 177, 252 Godbold, I B„ A S, 326 Godbold, L A , B l, 326 Godwin, A. E., B l, 175, 245 Godwin, C F , B l, 326 Coetzmann, |. B., A S, 326 Coforth, E M., ED, 326 Coggans, S. L., ED, 326 Gold, H. A., A S, 177 Golding, S D., B l, 177, 300 Good, S. B., B l, 151, 199, 275, 326 Goode, V. M., A S, 300 Goodin, W. H., GR, 191, 192, 195, 1%, 278 Goodman, L A., B l, 271, 300 Goodwin, C L., GR, 222 Goolsby, E. B., AG, 300 Goolsby, P. V , ED, 300 Gordon, C. E., B l, 162, 326 Gordon, C. M., B l, 300 Cordon, D A., A S, 326 Gordon, K. E., B l, 77, 141, 147, 190, 195, 197, 300, 379 Cordon, O. L., A S, 326 Cordon, R. M., ED, 300 Gordon, S. L., FO, 261 Gordon, S. B., A S, 164, 164, 326 Gordon, W. B., AC, 160, 232, 243 Gorman, M. B., ED, 282 Goshorn, M. N., ED, 147 Coussel, ). M., A S, 327 Coza, R D , B l, 300 Grace, C. W , AG, 160, 230, 327 Grace, |, W., AG, 160, 187, 192, 196, 1%, 230, 232, 242, 300 Grafton, ). A., A l, 281, 327 Graham, B. I , ED, 300 Graham, C B., AC, 168 Graham, H T., ED, 269 Graham, R. D., ENG, 256, 327 Graham, R. S., AG, 160, 230, 242, 300 Grant, M. E., AG, 153, 327 Grantham, j. A., ED, 153, 327 Grantham, S. D., B l, 327 Grantier, ). L, A S, 327 Crau, K. I , AC, 327 Craves, C. E., B l, 143, 197, 300 Craves, D. L., A S, 327 Graves, L. H., GR, 316 Graves, R E„ A S, 327 Graves, R. C, FO, 327 Craves, R. E„ ED, 218, 327 Gravlee, R L, A S, 151, 300 Cray, S W., B l, 156 Gray, W. W., B l, 156 Grayson, B C., ED, 151 Greco, I. A„ AG, 172 Green, A. )., GR, 316 Green, B. E , ENG, 238 Green, C. N., AC, 149, 224, 327 Green, D. C., ED, 145, 327 Green, D. R , ED, 327 Green, H. F„ B l, 177 Green, | E, ENC, 172, 245, 327 Green, |. O., A S, 278, 327 Green, I. F , B l, 271, 289, 327 Green, M. L., A S, 220, 327 Green, N. E., ED, 222, 327 Green, W. H., AG, 222 Greene, G. )., ED, 327 Greene, L D , ED, 300 Greene, M. )., B l, 327 Greenleaf, G A., ED, 145, 275 Greenlee, B. L„ B l, 171, 327 Greer, C. F., ED, 327 Greer, G. F., AG, 175 Greer, S. C., B l, 271, 327 Greeg, L. W„ B l, 327 Gregory, R H., AG, 177, 260 Gregory, R. H , AG, 177, 260 Gregory, T. L., A S, 182, 327 Gregory, W. H., AG, 177 Gremillion, ). W., ED, 327 Grier, R. D., B l, 281, 300 Griffin, A. E., ED, 147, 269, 327 Griffin, C. B., B l, 281 Griffin, E. )., ENG, 300 Griffin, |. R., ED, 327 Griffin, |. O, B l, 300 Griffin, ). W., AG, 230 Griffin, L. G., B l, 172, 327 Griffith, H. L., ENC, 300 Griffith, L. H., ED, 238, 254 Griffith, W. |., A S, 239 Crigsby, R. D., B l, 166 Grisham, R L, ED, 327 Grobmyer, L R., ENG, 327 Crosinske, G D , B l, 327 Grother, D C, GR, 316 Crover, V. K., GR, 316 Grubbs, M. L, B l, 88, 91 Guerry, S. E., ED, 272, 300 Guess, M. I , AC, 147, 327 Guest, ). K., AG, 143 Cuice, S. L., II, A S, 181 Guido, DA, AG, 166 Guillen, A. F., AG, 300 Guillen, H. C, AG, 327 Guin, L D., GR, 316 Gullett, W. L., B l, 171, 327 Gullick, S S., ED, 300 Cunn, B., A S, 268, 327 Gunn, K A , ED, 327 Gunn, T. C, ED, 162, 327 Cunter, B. R., A S, 149, 327 Gunter, C. P., CR, 316 Cunter, M. A., A S, 269, 300 Gunter, T, A., B l, 271, 327 Gupte, A. K , CR, 316 Guravich, D. M., A S, 282 Gurley, W. H., ENG, 300 Guthrie, M. T., ED, 300 Guynes, |. M., ED, 216 Guyton, L. L., ED, 327 Gwin, E H., B l, 143 Cwm, F. W., B l, 172, 300 H Haag, G. W„ B l, 327 Haag, H A , ED, 300 Haase, L. A., CR, 316 Haddad, O, ENG, 300 Hagan, C. I , FO, 208, 246, 261 Hagan, D. E. B l, 327 Hagans, A. D., A S, 327 Haggerty, M. I., AC, 327 Hahn, C. C, AG, 244 Hailey, C. D., AG, 327 Haines, C. G., A S, 327 Hairston, C, AG, 147, 327 Hairston, G. H., Ill, A S, 162 Hale, A. B., ENG, 171 Hale, B E., ED, 327 Hale, D. L„ ED, 327 Hale, R. L., |r , FO, 327 Hales, C. B., |r„ ENC, 182, 327 Hales, T. E., ENG, 327 Halford, D. L., A S, 289 Halford, D. M., A S, 289 Halford, W. T., |r., B l, 168, 276, 327 Hall, B. K , ED, 327 Hall, B. L., A S, 199, 327 Hall, C. A., A S, 327 Hall, M. A., A S, 145 Hall, N. E., ED, 300 Hall, P. L„ A S, 327 Hall, T. V., A S, 327 Hall, W. R„ ENC, 220 Hallmark, D A., A S, 327 Ham, R. K., ENC, 241, 327 Hamblin, S. K., ED, 301 Hamby, C. C, III, ENC, 204, 241 Hamer, |. L., CR, 261 Hamill, B. A., B l, 327 Hamilton, C. M., A S, 327 Hamilton, |. R., A S, 208, 246 Hamilton, ). B., ENC, 241, 327 Hamilton, ). L, ED, 327 Hamilton, I. S., |r„ ENG, 327 Hamilton, I. C, ED, 327 Hamilton, R. E., ED, 244 Hamilton, W. T., ED, 327 Hamlin, J. E., ENG, 246 Hamm, K. D., ED, 327 Hammack, | C, ENG, 233, 272, 301 Hammermeister, K., ED, 222, 327 Hammett, V. C., A S, 301 Hammond, T. M., ED, 222 Hammons, |. L., ED, 222, 327 Hampton, B. K., ENC, 238, 327 Hampton, D. L., A S, 327 Hampton, ) D., B l, 327 Hancken, H. F., A S, 254, 268, 327 Hand, I. L., B l, 172 Hand, K M., B l, 147 Hand, M. S., AC, 151, 327 Handy, C. B , ED, 327 Handy, D. S., AC, 143, 187, 195, 197, 310 Haney, |. R., ED, 327 Hankins, W. B., ENG, 301 Hansen, C. E., AC, 143 Hansen, M. )., ED, 143 Hansford, I. C, ED, 327 Hanson, S. B., ED, 224, 327 Harbor, R. D., GR, 316 Harbour, M. W., B l, 327 Harden, M. |„ ED, 301 Harden, V. M , B l, 149, 301 Hardin ' , C. F., ENC, 327 Hardison, S. I„ A S, 327 Hardwick, F. A., ED, 327 Hardy, M. C, B l, 158 Hardy, S. G., B l, 151, 272, 275, 327 Hardy, T. W., |r., B l, 175 Hargrave, R. S., B l, 327 Harkins, M. H., |r., ENC, 327 Harkins, W. M., B l, 327 Harlan, L. H., B l, 245, 253, 301 Harmon, M. T., ENG, 233, 327 Harmon, S. E., ED, 272, 327 Harmond, I S., B l, 252, 327 Harmount, C. L., A S, 145, 247, 268, 327 Harmount, |. M., A S, 301 Harnan, M., GR, 261 Harned, H. R , AG, 143, 263, 327 Harper, |. T., ENG, 327 Harper, |. C., A S, 251, 327 Harrell, ). L., ED, 301 Harrell, R. M., ED, 228, 272, 301 Harrelson, M. D., A S, 224, 327 Harris, A A , A S, 328 Harris, C. E., ED, 328 Harris, C. R , ENC, 301 Harris, C. A., GR, 204, 287, 316 Harris, D. K., ED, 328 Harris, E. H., ED, 145, 275, 328 Harris, G. S„ III, ED, 235, 328 Harris, H. E., B l, 93, 177 Harris, I. M„ B l, 175 Harris, I. E., ENG, 179 Harris, I. N., A S, 328 Harris, J. C, AG, 243 Harris, K. A., B l, 328 Harris, M. A., ED, 301 Harris, M. F., B l, 162 Harris, M. )., ENG, 328 Harris, P. W., Jr., AC, 328 Harris, R. A., AC, 214 Harris, R. T., AC, 175, 301 Harris, S. E., ED, 301 Harris, S. H., A S, 164, 328 Harris, S. I. .AG, 149, 206, 214, 218, 263, 301 Harris, S., ED, 301 Harris, T. C, ENG, 301 Harris, W. H„ Jr., A S, 328 Harrison, D W , B l, 301 Harrison, E. G., A S, 328 Harrison, G. H., B l, 209, 220, 301 Harrison, J. A., FO, 261, 328 Harrison, L. D., ED, 153, 328 Harrison, R. D., Jr., ENG, 240, 301 Harsh, D. K., AG, 301 Harthcock, C. F., A S, 254, 268 Hartlein, J. W., AG, 175, 328 Hartley, B. B„ A S, 328 Hartley, CM., B l, 328 Hartley, R. L, AG, 328 Hartman, O. H„ A S, 162, 328 Harvey, C. A., A S, 254, 268, 301 Harvey, G. B., B l, 328 Harvey, R. A , B l, 250, 328 Harwell, H. T., Jr., B l, 181, 328 Harwood, J. R., A S, 328 Hatch, C. A., ED, 328 Hatcher, M. L„ AC, 160, 262, 328 Hatcher, W. A., ENC, 204, 205, 287, 301 Hathcock, D. F., ED, 153 Hathcock, E. A., B l, 328 Hathcock, L. B., ED, 301 Hathorn, M. A., A S, 145, 199, 216, 328 Hatten, E. P., ENC, 328 Havard, J. C, ENG, 328 Havard, J. S., ENG, 220, 328 Havard, L. M., B l, 301 Havard, M. I., ENC, 182, 328 Hawk, J. E., ED, 272 Hawkins, C. M., B l, 252, 301 Hawkins, J. F., B l, 199, 275, 328 Hawkins, N. )., ED, 145 Hayden, M. J., ENC, 328 Hayes, A. S., Jr., ED, 224, 275, 328 Hayes, C. C, Jr., ENC, 328 360 %mER ' s DRIVE - IN Phone 323-2366 S+arkville, Mississippi % ? Your Traditional State Class Ring by BALFOUR L G. BALFOUR COMPANY MID SOUTH DIVISION Box 83 III Millsaps Ave. Jackson, Miss. ED COPELAND • NICKY DRAKE • VIRGIL MELOHN LARRY HATFIELD • JIMMY UNDERWOOD 361 From MP L, you get more than electricity Graduation! It ' s a happy thought for most students, and a diploma in the hand of a young Mississippian is a symbol of past accomplishments, and the opportunity to advance in the future. Realizing that a more productive life awaits the college graduate, Mississippi Power Light Company encourages young people to pursue higher education, and training, whenever possible. For many years MP L has participated in numerous programs to en- courage Mississippi young people in pr -ing for further opportunities. Included in these activities are schola .. lr . r college attendance, 4-H Club and Future Farmers of America electric project winners and participa- tion in certain accredited junior college refrigeration and air conditioning courses. There are more than 1,200 of your fellow Mississippians working at MP L to supply homes, farms, businesses, and industries with dependable electric power. You see many of them at the same civic, church, and school meetings you attend. They make Helping Build Mississippi at MP L a living reality, because from MP L you get more than electricity. MIDDLE SOUTH UTILITIES SYSTEM Mississippi power LIGHT Helping Build Mississippi 362 Haves. D. )., ED. 143, 328 Hayes, ). C, ED, 328 Havnes, R I . A S, 158, 328 Hayslelt, T. L , jr., CR, 239 Hazard, B S , A S, 175, 328 Hazard, M G . ED, 175, 260, 301 Hazard, S L ., A S, 145 Head, K. A., A S, 149 Heard, S M ., ED, 254, 328 Hearn, E B., A S, 328 Hearn, W L , A 5, 209, 235, 280 Hearnsberger, A P . AC, 263, 328 Heath, M. R , A S, 328 Heath, R S., B l, 252 Heatherlv, T, L, B l, 222, 281 Herbert, |. O , III, A S. 278, 328 Hedgepeth, S. W., ENC, 328 Heflin, F )., ED, 328 Heflm, M. D„ A S, 149, 216, 328 Heflin, P C, ED, 145, 328 Hegwood, C R ., Jr , FO, 328 Heinbach, C. M., B l, 328 Hellenstine, L K., A S, 228, 328 Helwick, D E , ED, 301 Hemby, L V., ED, 328 Hemphill, D F . B l, 177 Hemphill, R. H , B l, 328 Henderson, C S , III, ENC. 156, 328 Henderson, D. C. ED, 110, 111 Henderson, E L, CR, 316 Henderson, R R., A S, 328 Henderson, V. B , ENC, 270, 301 Hendricks, B. A , ED, 328 Hendnx, D. C, ENC, 245 Hendrix, R. W., ED, 328 Hendry, W. J., ENC, 301 Hengst, T. L„ ENG, 175 Henley, B. L„ ED, 282 Henley, C. A., B l, 224, 328 Henley, I C, A S, 328 Hennington, |„ ED, 147, 328 Henry, D. A., B l, 224 Henry, E. P., B l, 162 Henry, |. K , ENC, 328 Henry. |. M., B l, 301 Henry, I. T., ENG, 192, 204, 286, 287, 301 Henry, N. R., ED, 143 Henry, S. E. P., ED, 301 Henry, S. A., ED, 147, 328 Henry, S., B l, 328 Hensley, I. D., AC, 328 Hensley, |, E., FO, 261, 301 Hensley, P A. C, AC, 203, 301 Henson, F. E., Ill, A S, 166 Henson, |. L, B l, 177, 328 Henson, W. H., CR, 316 Herbert, B. W., ED, 228, 328 Herbert, C. C, A S, 177, 328 Herbert, L. L., ED, 328 Herren, M. G„ ED, 143, 328 Herren, R. C. GR., 316 Herren, S A , GR, 230, 316 Herring, A. )., ED, 328 Herring, C. W., A S, 222 Herring, D. C, B l, 252, 328 Herring, E. L, Jr., AG, 328 Herring, H. )., AG, 251, 262 Herring, R. D„ B l, 246 Hernngton, B. C, A S, 149 Herrington, D K., A S, 328 Hernngton, C. D . A S, 328 Herrington, P. S., A S, 254, 301 Herron, C. A., B l, 328 Herron, |. K., B l, 162, 328 Hess, S W , B l, 328 Hester, D L., ENC, 238, 328 Hester, R. L„ ENG, 328 Hester, W. A., ENG, 204 Hiatt, W. H., A S, 301 Hickman, D. O., |r, B l, 164 Hicks, A. B., Jr., ENC, 209, 235 Hicks, C. C. M., A S, 278 Hicks, E. F., II, B l, 140, 166, 240, 301 Hicks, M. E., A S, 328 Hicks, M. A., ENC, 328 Hicks, M. E., ENG, 172 Hicks, M. G., B l, 301 Hicks, M. A., A S, 151, 278 Hicks, R. C, |r„ ED, 328 Hickson, |. F , GR, 285 Higdon, D. E„ Jr., ENG, 209, 233. 235, 286, 287, 301 Higdon, L. F. A., ED, 301 Hightower. |. R„ A S, 214, 227 Hightower, T. E., A S, 328 Hightower, W. P., ENG, 172 Hilbun, M., ED, 149, 272, 328 Hildebrand, M. E., ED, 143, 328 Hilderbrand, H. R., ED, 328 Hilkert, |. M., CR, 208, 246 Hill, A. C, A S, 153, 328 Hill, C. A., ENG, 254 Hill, C. E , GR, 230, 316 Hill. C V., |r., A S, 328 Hill, D E., B l, 158 Hill, D. B , B l, 235 Hill, E L M , ED. 301 Hill, F D , B l, 282, 328 Hill, I B , B l, 156, 208, 246 Hill, |. E., Jr., B l, 277, 301 Hill, I H , A S, 166 Hill, M. L., A S, 151 Hill. R C, ENC, 209 Hill, R D , ED, 234 Hill, S L., A S, 172 Hill, T C, |r„ AC, 230 Hillen, W. R., A S, 175 Hillis, I. D., ENC, 140, 154, 155, 205, 301 Hillman, B. )., FO, 261 Hillman, D. |„ AC, 263 Hillman, |. R., ENC, 328 Hillman, I H , A S, 301 Hillman, L K , ED, 145, 202, 224, 247, 328 Hills, I C , B l, 281, 328 Himes, K. K., AC, 147, 328 Hindia, R K , GR, 264, 316 Hines, H. H., A S, 147, 328 Hines, R. D , III, AG. 162 Hinman. D P., A S, 171, 328 Hmton, I S., ED, 254, 268, 301 Hut, R. D., ED, 224, 225 Hocevar, M A., CR, 233, 267, 316 Hodge, I. K., CR, 209 Hodge, I H., B l, 235, 252 Hodge, R. E., AG, 230, 328 Hodges, I. E, ED, 143, 202 Hodges, K R , ED, 274 Hodges, P. R., ED, 275, 328 Hodges, R D ., Jr., B l, 328 Hofer, M. A., B l, 145, 275 Hogan, L. L , B l, 164 Hogan, M. A , AC, 147, 328 Hogan, S. A., B l, 147, 301 Hogan, S. C . A S, 329 Hogan, T,, ED, 329 Hoggatt, A | , |r., AC, 154 Hogue, L. E., AG, 230, 277, 301 Holbrook, C M., ED, 329 Holbrook, L. C, ENG, 329 Holbrook, T. C, B l, 329 Holcomb, C. T„ A S, 329 Holcombe, S S., AG, 175 Holden, B. |., B l, 252, 301 Holder, A. B , IV, B l, 175 Holder, A. R , B l, 252 Holder, B W., A S, 329 Holder, D. T , ED, 145 Holder, E. A., ED, 289, 301 Holland, B. K., ED, 302 Holland, D.. B l, 111, 113 Holland. D. C , ED, 329 Holleman, |. P., B l, 256 Hollenbeck, |. K., ED, 302 Holley, I. H , ENG, 329 Holley, L. L , A S, 236, 237 Holliday, L. A., ED, 149, 253, 302 Holliman, I. L , AG, 160, 329 Holliman, |. K., AG, 302 Hollinger, B., A S, 329 Hollmger, D. L., ED, 72, 74, 75, 78, 92, 151, 197, 224, 275, 280 Hollingsworth, D., B l, 252, 302 Hollingsworth, R., ENG, 205, 302 Hollingsworth, S., B l, 302 Hollis, D. O, A S, 329 Hollister, |. |„ A S, 162 Holloway, E D., GR, 316 Holloway, ). F., A S, 302 Holloway, M. )., B l, 244, 248 Holloway, R. C, ENC, 329 Holly, S. A., AG, 166 Holmes, B. C, ENC, 241, 249, 302 Holmes, C. R„ ENG, 220, 238 Holmes, C. M., B l, 151 Holmes, D. ]., ED, 329 Holmes, H. C, |r., ED, 111 Holmes, R. E., GR, 316 Holmes, R. B., Jr., B l, 172, 198, 329 Holt, |. E„ ENG, 287 Holt, O M., ED, 329 Holton, B D., AC, 262, 302 Holzhauer, B. P., ED, 302 Holzhauer, I. L., ENC, 188, 192, 195, 1%, 204, 206, 233, 287, 302 Honeycutt, T. L., B l, 272, 329 Hony, K. A., AG, 143, 263 Hood. B |. B , B l, 252, 329 Hood, I E ., CR, 316 Hood, L. S„ ED, 329 Hood, M. N., A S, 329 Hoomes, D S., ED, 302 Hooper, P F , A S, 168 Hooser, |. S , B l, 329 Hoover, M B , AC, 199, 329 Hoover, M Z , A S, 302 Hopkins, C W„ |r., A S, 329 Hopkins, I B , B l, 329 Hopkins, P. L„ ED, 329 Hopper, S A , A S, 289, 329 Horn, I B., AG, 279, 302 Horn, R L. E , ED, 302 Horn, W, C , III, ENC, 287, 302 Home, H P., Ill, A S, 177 Home, M M., ENC, 329 Home, R , B l, 329 Horner, W. H , ENC, 329 Horton, D H , |r , B l, 302 Horton, I., A S, 329 Horton, |. D., ED, 329 Horton, I H., B l, 164 Hough, I H , |r , B l, 177 Houston, B. N., A S, 254, 268, 329 Houston, |. E., Ill, B l, 302 Houston, P. V., ENC, 302 Hover, I W , A S, 278, 329 Howard, I. L , ED, 329 Howard, W. |., |r., ENG, 284 Howard, W. H,, III. A S, 175 Howe, D. H., ENG, 302 Howe, D. R., B l, 281, 302 Howell, B |., A S, 329 Howell, D. M., |r, ED, 329 Howell, )., ENC, 302 Howell, L. D., A S, 329 Howie, M. L., B l, 329 Huang, B S , GR, 316 Hubbard, C W , B l, 329 Hubbard, H., |r., ENG, 329 Hubbard, I E , B l, 149, 271, 329 Hubbard, M. D., ED, 329 Huddleston, B. C, B l, 302 Huddleston, B. M., |r, B l, 329 Hudson, B C , ED, 302 Hudson, B. H., 272, 278, 302 Hudson, C. C, AG, 329 Hudson, H. C, A S, 207, 302 Hudson, M. L., A S, 175 Hudson, N. L, B l, 329 Hudson, R L , ED, 147, 216, 329 Hudspeth, R. W., B l, 281 Huerkamp, |. E , ED, 244, 329 Huey, M. A., ED, 302 Huff, M. A., ED, 147 Huff, V. S„ A S, 329 Huffman, D, K. B., ED, 329 Huffman, G E., AG, 329 Hughes, H. G., FO, 329 Hughes, I M., A S, 177 Hughes, I H., B l, 164, 193, 194, 1%, 202, 206, 213, 226, 260, 281, 329, 376, 400 Hughes, |. S., B l, 140, 164 Hughes, R. A,, B l, 164, 329 Hughes, S. D., B l, 267 Huguley, L P, |r , FO, 329 Hull, D C , FO, 329 Hulsey, E. )., ED, 329 Hummer, |. M., A S, 147, 329 Hummer, L. L , ENG, 140, 168, 214, 273, 329 Humphrey, G. C, A S, 329 Humphrey, K. |, ED, 329 Humphrey. L. K., AG, 329 Humphrey, R. W., ENG, 302 Humphreys, C. K., A S, 302 Humphries, R. O, A S, 329 Hunsinger, R. N., A S, 207 Hunt, D. R , CR, 316 Hunt, |. M., ENG, 241 Hunt, M W., B i, 329 Hunt, M. S.. B l, 224, 302 Hunter, P. M., |r, AG, 164, 329 Hunter, R. N., A S, 224 Hunter, R. D., ENG, 241, 329 Hunter, R. E., ENC, 302 Hurd, F C , AG, 263, 329 Hurst, R. E„ GR, 277 Hurt, B. K., CR, 316 Hurt, K. A., A S, 222, 329 Hutchens, Z. M., AG, 177 Hutchins, |. W., ENG, 208, 238, 245, 246, 302 Hutchinson, ). R., A S, 140, 175, 215, 329 Hutchinson, S. A., |r., ENG, 209, 235 Hutchison, P. W., |r„ B l, 258 Hutchison, T. G., ED, 265, 281, 302 Hutto, I W , ED, 269, 302 Hutto, M F ., B l, 302 Hutton, G. H , A S, 162, 214 Hyatt, E. B., ENG, 204, 220, 222, 302 Hydrick, M , B l, 281, 302 I Ibsen, K S„ B l, 329 Ingram, B. G., CR, 316 Ingram, R. M., AC, 160 Inman, |. L., B l, 329 Irby, M., AG, 329 Irby, V L., |r., A S, 245, 329 Irons, B T . ED, 265, 302 Irvin, B W, ED, 110, 111 Irwin, C D , ED, 329 Isbell, D. A , AC, 329 Isonhood, |. H., |r , ENG, 222 lupe, S B , ED, 329 Ivy, P. A., ED, 329 Ivy, W D„ A S, 329 Ivy, W B„ A S, 329 Iyengar, S S , CR, 316 I labour, K M , A S. 285 lacks, C L , ED, 329 lackson, A E., ENG, 291, 329 lackson, A. H., A S, 228, 302 lackson, B. G„ ENC, 329 lackson, C. H , A S, 224, 329 lackson, D M., |r , ENC, 175, 241, 302 lackson, D M , ENC, 329 lackson, )., ED, 329 lackson, ). H , A S, 162, 329 lackson, |. M., ED, 92, 179, 302 lackson, |. R., B l, 177 lackson, V, C, |r„ ED, 302 lacobs, |. A , ED, 149, 329 lacobs, W C , A S, 164, 278 lagenburg, B. R„ B l, 158 lagnandan, E R , B i, 329 lagnandan, L. S., B l, 329 lamaledin, O. S., ENC, 241, 302 lames, H E , ED, 329 lames, H. D., ENC, 302 lames, I, C, ED, 143 lames, I. W, |r , B l, 164, 329 lames, L. S., B l, 141, 143 lames, M. I , ED, 153 lames, M. D., B l, 156 lames, S B , ED, 186 lamieson, W. M , |r , ENG, 177 lanous, F D , B l, 140, 172, 193, 196, 215 lanoush, I W , ENG, 270 laquith, M L, AG, 141, 153, 197, 263, 329 larnagin, N O , B l, 244 larrell, D. T., A S, 302 larrell, G A , ENG, 280 larrell, M. V., ENG, 235, 280 larrett, L N., B l, 158 lech, L. E„ GR, 261, 316 lee, W D., A S, 246, 329 lee, W C , A S, 198, 245, 329 leffnes, E. D., ENC, 289 leffus, M. A., AC, 166 lenkins, B. A., ED, 329 lenkins, C. L., ED, 147, 269 lenkins, R. L., ED, 302 lennings, L. D., A S, 329 lennings, S. I., A S, 329 lerome, C B„ ED, 302 tester, M. R , ED, 329 links, E A , ENG, 199, 239, 329 lobe, |. H„ ED, 329 lobe, M. L , A S, 330 loe, B. M., A S, 330 )oe, H., ENC, 222 loe. P., A S, 222 l oe, T. Y., A S, 330 lohns, |. C, |r., ED, 222 lohns, P A., CR, 272, 316 lohnsey. D L , ED, 251, 302 lohnsey, K. M S , AC, 302 lohnson, B. I. W., ED, 303 lohnson, C M C., GR, 153 lohnson, C A., A S, 330 lohnson, C. E., AG, 330 lohnson, C. E„ A S, 330 lohnson, C. L„ ED, 330 lohnson, C, |r., GR, 228 lohnson, C. L., FO, 330 lohnson, D I., A S, 330 lohnson, E. |„ ED, 330 lohnson, F C , A S, 330 lohnson, G I , B l, 228, 291, 330 lohnson, H. P., B l, 177 lohnson, |. M , B l, 303 lohnson, |. W., A S, 156 lohnson, |. A., CR, 316 lohnson, I D ., B l, 330 lohnson, |. H., A S, 330 lohnson, I C R , A S, 303 lohnson, K. M., ED, 330 lohnson, K I , AG.. 253, 179 lohnson, L C , ED, 330 lohnson, M A , A S, 330 lohnson, M. P., B l, 171, 209, 235 lohnson, N , ENC, 330 lohnson, P A ., ED, 147, 330 lohnson, P C, AG, 303 lohnson, P I., ED, 232 lohnson, R. F., ED, 303 lohnson, R A., B l, 156 lohnson, R. P., |r., ENG, 157, 330 lohnson, R N , ED, 330 lohnson, S. B., AG, 303 lohnson, T |., A S, 254 lohnson, T R,, ENG, 330 lohnson, V L , ED, 143, 330 lohnson, W. P., B l, 287 lohnston, C. T., A S, 330 lohnston, D. W., A S, 275 lohnston, E E , B l, 172, 330 lohnston, I T., ENG, 330 lohnston, |. R., ENC, 245 lohnston, I C , B l, 254, 303 lohnston, M. |., B l, 330, 222 lohnston, W C , ENC, 204, 205, 303 Joiner, R. R , B l, 77 lolly, R. I., |r., ED, 265 Jones, A. M., B l, 330 lones, A C, B l, 172 lones, B. H., ENG, 330 lones, C D , CR, 316 lones, C P., AC, 330 lones, C L , A S, 330 lones, D. M., AG, 303 lones, D B., ED, 330 lones, D. C., B l, 175 lones, D. I , A S, 330 lones, D K., A S, 330 lones, D. E., ENG, 303 lones, D E , ED, 245, 251 lones, G. C, B l, 177 lones, G B , ED, 261, 303 lones, G. W., AG, 303 Jones, J. R , III, B l, 164, 240 lones, |. C, ED, 303 lones, J P , B l, 233, 330 lones, J. W., A S, 166, 303 Jones, J., ED, 220, 303 Jones, K S , A S, 151, 222, 330 lones, K A., B l, 330 Jones, K. E., ENG, 303 lones, L I., ED, 330 lones, M. B , A S, 222, 330 Jones, M. K., A S, 151 lones, M. |., Jr , AG, 164 lones, O , Sr, GR, 316 Jones, P. L , A S, 330 lones, P. E , B l, 244 (ones, P. W., AG, 168, 303 lones, R. D„ A S, 222 lones, R. K., ENG, 330 lones, R. A., ENG, 330 lones, R A , B l, 330 lones, R. M., ED, 228, 303 lones, S. W„ |r„ B l, 140, 177 lones, S W„ ED, 88 lones, S B , B l, 330 lones, T E , A S, 175 lones, V A., ED, 330 lones, W. B, ENG, 156, 198 Jones, W. O., Ill, B l, 164, 303 lones, W W , |r , AG, 303 Jones, W. B., A S, 330 lordan, B. T., ED, 147 lordan, H. R , CR, 316 lordan, |. L., A S, 153, 224 lordan, M., B l, 151 lordan, M. S., B l, 330 lordan, R. W., |r., B l, 168, 253, 254, 330 Jordan, S., ED, 330 loseph, E A , ED, 330 Joseph, M. A., ED, 149, 222, 330 Josey, B. H., B l, 175 tosey, P. E , B l, 330 louno, R. J., GR, 316 lourneay, W. A , AG, 330 lourney, B. R., A S, 330 loyner, | A., |r., ENG, 330 ludson, T. H., B l, 162 lue, D., A S, 330 lue, F Y , A S, 330 363 Jue, N. L, ENC. 330 lumper. R. A., ED. 330 lunkin, E. E., ED, 145, 269, 330 Kachru, R. P., CR, 264 Kaplan, |. R., ED, 303 Kappler, S., ED, 330 Kair, |. E., AC, 230, 303 Karre, P. )., A S, 166 Katz, R. O, B l, 179 Kalzes, M. A., ED, 303 Kaushal, S. N., GR, 316 Kays, L. E., A S, 330 Kazmi, M. F., GR, 316 Kealhofer, A. V., ED, 149, 330 Keating, W. T., ENG, 209, 235, 280 Kee, E. M., B l, 175, 240 Keen, O. R., AG, 330 Keister, T. L, A S, 330 Keith, E M., GR, 316 Keith, ). A., B l, 271, 281, 330 Keller, |. F., ED, 330 Kelley, T. E., B K, 330 Kellum, K., ED, 153, 271, 303 Kelly, A. B., B l, 245, 251, 253, 303 Kelly, B. A., A S, 197, 254 Kelly, B. S., ED, 330 Kelly, D. E., B l, 50, 156, 157, 192, 194, 1%, 200, 260, 303 Kelly, I. C, B l, 250, 330 Kelly, R. I„ A S, 153 Kelly, R. F., ED, 175, 220, 303 Kelly, W. T., B l) 303 Kelso, I. L, ED, 303 Kemp, D. M., B l, 330 Kemp, |. R., ED, 272, 303 Kemp, P. A., ED, 330 Kemp, T. N., ENG, 330 Kemp, W. E., ENG, 330 Kenda, K. E., ENG, 149, 303 Kendrick, |. G , B l, 330 Kennard, T C, B l, 330 Kennebrew, V E., ED, 222, 303 Kennedy, B. I., GR, 197, 243 Kennedy, J. L, AG, 158 Kennedy, N. F , AUS, 330 Kennedy, W. L, AG, 164 Kenney, W. D , AG, 279, 330 Kent, R. S., ENG, 330 Kenwnght, N I , B l, 153, 330 Kerr, D. L , B l, 175, 273 Kerr, K. )., A S, 149 Kerr, L. D., ENG, 282, 283 Kerr, S. E , ED, 145, 274 Kersh, J. D., B l, 330 Kersh, P L, ED, 330 Ketchum, E T., ED, 303 Ketchum, G. S., AG, 162 Ketchum, W. R., A S, 162 Key, I H., ENG, 158, 222, 274, 330 Keyes, S. W., A S, 330 Khan, A. A., GR, 316 Kidd, P. W., B l, 330 Kilbourne, D S., ED, 222, 330 Kilbourne, R., A S, 330 Killebrew, D. B , FO, 220, 330 Killebrew, D R , ENG, 330 Kim, |. C, GR, 232 Kimble, K. D., B l, 303 Kimbrough, B. S , ENG, 228, 260 Kimbrough, E. A , AG, 146, 215, 330 Kimbrough, E. A., B l, 171, 222, 330 Kimbrough, K. D., A S, 92, 177, 214, 330 Kimbrough, P. D., AG, 230, 330 Kimbrough, R E , AG, 95, 175, 194 Kinard, S. P., ENC, 203, 303 Kinberger, K. A., ED, 330 King, A, J., A S, 162, 245 King, B. W., B l, 177 King, C. T., ENG, 303 King, C. S., ED, 303 King, D C, ED, 330 King, G K., AG, 282 King, H. A., A S, 330 King, I P., B l, 220 King, R. D , A S, 330 King, R. D., A S, 175 King, S. C, B l, 149, 303 King, T. C, GR, 316 King, W. E., B l, 162, 303 Kinney, |. M., B l, 244, 330 Kinney, M. W., AG, 248 Kinsey, R C, B l, 153, 330 Kinton, D. T , B l, 303 Kiran, N. S., GR, 264 Kirby, E. A., A S, 330 Kirk, D. D., A S, 331 Kirk, R. L, FO, 303 Kirk, T. B., AG, 179, 331 Kirkland, R. L. B l, 331 Kirkpatrick, E. )., A S, 250, 331 Kirksey, |. M„ ENG, 284 Kirschenbaum, I. R., ENG, 303 Kirshman, H. A., A S, 331 Kish, C. W , |r., A S, 331, 222 Klar, C. D„ ED, 199 Kling, J L, B l, 181 Kling, P A , ED, 331 Knesal, W. E., |r„ ENG, 241, 282, 331 Knight, D. K., ED, 331 Knott, N. L., ED, 151, 331 Knott, W. L, B l, 245 Koenig, K., ENG, 193, 1%, 204, 208, 168, 246, 249, 331 Koerber, B , A S, 222 Koerber, I A , ED, 166 Kolb, A. L, ED, 143, 331 Koon, N L, B l, 331 Koon, W. D., ED, 303 Korlath, W. J., ED, 331 Kozisek, S. G., AG, 151, 263, 331 Kraft, P A., ED, 331, 224, 222 Kremser, C. D., ED, 331 Krohn, K. A., AG, 168, 253 Kueven, K. E., ED, 279, 303, 153 Kullman, G. W., A S, 164 Kumar, Binod, GR, 316 Kuykendall, R R ., |r , A S, 331 Kyle, C. B., )r„ AG, 164 Kyle, L. W„ ED, 236, 303, 145 Kyle, W. A., FO, 331 Kyzar, K. C, A S, 278, 331 L La Follette, C, |r., ED, 217, 331 Labarreare, T. W., ED, 303 Laberge, |. F., A S, 197, 247, 331 Labruyere, K. M., B l, 179, 331 Lacey, W. H„ GR, 209, 235 Lachaussee, P. T., AG, 177 Lacy, I. H., ED, 303 Lacy, S. D., B l, 331 Ladner, C. L., AG, 303 Ladner, |. W., ENG, 331 Ladner, M. L., A S, 331 Lagman, E. C, ED, 303 Laird, G. A., B l, 303 Laird, P. K., ENG, 331 Lake, C. H., ED, 272 Lamb, H. D., B l, 175, 331 Lamond, S. R., A S, 199, 149, 331 Lancaster, G. I., A S, 244 Lancaster, L. |., |r„ B l, 331, 222 Lancaster, S. G., A S, 331 Lance, D. E„ ED, 193, 274, 303, 222 Land, L A., ENG, 197 Landers, E. |„ ED, 199, 149, 222 Landers, W. |, B l, 193, 177 Landi, R L, ED, 162 Landrum, C, A S, 149 Lane, K. H., AG, 279, 331 Lane, M. A., A S, 143 Lane, R. E„ B l, 162 Lang, I M., A S, 303 Lang, R B , |r„ ENG, 204, 239 Langford, |. W., ENG, 331 Langford, K. M„ ED, 145 Langley, A , ED, 331, 153 Langston, C. S , ED, 304 Langston, I I., ED, 151, 331 Langston, K. A., ED, 331 Langston, M. E., A S, 147, 331 Langston, S. |„ B l, 156, 331 Lanier, F. E , GR, 162 Lann, B G , A S, 331 Larry, W. |, T., A S, 304 Latham, R. C , B l, 175 Latham, W H , B l, 175 Latimer, B. M., ED, 331, 224 Latimer, |, C, )r., A S, 208, 246, 304 Lauderdale, L. M , ED, 331 Lauderdale, S. C, GR, 316 Laughlin, D. H , AG, 243, 331 Lawson, M. P., ED, 304 Lawson, V S„ ED, 331 Lax, C. M , ENG, 166 Lay, W. E., ED, 304 Lea, |. A., ED, 331 Leach, M. H., AG, 160, 232, 331 Leaper, S A, E., ED, 331 Ledbetter, G. C, AG, 230, 304 Leddy, S. W., |r , B l, 140, 171, 304 Lee, A. H , ED, 331 Lee, B. C, ENG, 331 Le e, C. P., B l, 331 Lee, D. E„ ENG, 331 Lee, D. R , A S, 331, 153 Lee, J. E„ II, B l, 166, 240, 276, 304 Lee, J. E., A S, 289 Lee, I. R., B l, 331 Lee, |. R., |r., ED, 304 Lee, L. L., A S, 143, 331 Lee, L. D., A S, 153 Lee, M. F., B l, 151 Lee, M. W., ENG, 331 Lee, R. A., ENG, 241 Lee, S. B., ED, 331 Lee, T. E., ENG, 331 Lefebvre, A )., B l, 331 Leftwich, D. L„ ED, 143 Leister, R. I., ED, 166 Lemay, C. A., A S, 172 Lennard, J. C., |r., A S, 166, 331 Lennep, E. G., Ill, ENC, 304 Lenoir, D. I , A S, 331 Lenoir, S. A., A S, 228, 331 Leonard, M. T., B l, 331,224 Leonard, N. K„ A S, 145, 331 Lerner, W. D., A S, 331 Leslie, D. B., ED, 331 Leslie. H S , ED, 331 Leung, D. M., ENG, 220, 331 Leung, M. Y., A S, 331 Lewis, C. S„ ED, 151, 220 Lewis, G. R., GR, 200 Lewis, G. C, ED, 304, 145 Lewis, I , A S, 149, 331 Lewis, |. E., A S, 149, 331 Lewis, L. C, B l, 331 Lewis, M. L„ ED, 331, 153 Lewis, M. D., A S, 143, 331 Lewis, M. M., ENC, 158 Lewis, M. P., B l, 175 Lewis, W. F„ A S, 175, 278 Lightsey, M. L., A S, 331 Lind, R. C , |r., AG, 331 Lindley, L. E., ED, 331 Lindsay, D. A., |r , AG, 266 Lindsey, D. L., B l, 304 Lindsey, D., ED, 331 Lindsey, R. H„ ENG, 238 Linskey, G. F„ ENG, 331, 224 Linskey, |. A., ENC, 331, 224 Lipe, B. R., ED, 331 Lipe, |., ED, 147, 331 Lisenbee, B. K., ED, 331 Lister, W. R., B l, 171, 331 Little, B. A., ED, 153 Little, L E , |r., B l, 220, 331 Little, M. H., ENG, 204, 205, 287, 304 Little, T., |r, B l, 281, 304 Livingston, L. H., ED, 209, 235, 274, 222 Livingston, R. N., ENG, 177 Livingston, W. V., A S, 331 Lloyd, L. B , ED, 149, 331 Lloyd, R., B l, 331 Locke, W R., A S, 222 Loden, B N , FO, 331 Loden, C. A., B l, 222 Loden, J. R., ED, 304 Loftin, R. A., ENG, 331 Loftis, I A., B l, 331 Lofton, |. M., Ill, B l, 162 Lofton, I. A , A S, 304 Logan, D I , ED, 304 Loggans, R D., A S, 281, 304 Logue, M. H., A S, 331 Lollar, D O , ED, 331 Lomax, M. C, ED, 331 Lomenick, H. E„ ED, 304 Long, K. A , ED, 331 Long, L M, B l, 331 Long, M. S., A S, 145 Long, P. D., ENC, 331 Long, S K., ED, 149, 331 Long, W. S., ENG, 204, 233, 304 Long, W. C., ENG, 204, 205, 304 Longest, I C, ED, 93, 149, 331 Looney, |. M., ENG, 164 Loper, ). M , B l, 331 Lossett, L. (., ENG, 175, 331 Lott, D. L., B l, 175 Lott, |. T „ |r , A S, 182, 332 Lott, M. L , ED, 145 Lott, M. L., A S, 332 Lott, W. W., B l, 281 Love, K. S , ED, 332 Love, M. A., ED, 332 Love, M. A., AG, 219, 228, 263, 304 Love, M. L., ED, 197, 304, 145 Love, N. E., Ill, AG, 332 Lovelace, I E., Ill, AG, 179 Lovelace, L. B., |r., A S, 332 Lovitt, P. D„ B l, 240, 171, 332 Lovorn, B. E., B l, 332 lowery, A. K., A S, 304 Lowery, B. |„ B l, 143, 332 Lowery, ). W , AC, 262, 263, 332 Lowery, M. A., A S, 219, 332 Lowry, M. )., ED, 332 Lowry, S. T , ED, 147, 332 Luby, C. E., ED, 268, 332 Luby, J. H., ED, 332 Luby, L. G , B l, 304 Lucas, |. L., ENG, 332 Lucas, W. C., CR, 316 Luke, D. M , AG, 266 Luke, M. H., AG, 151, 247, 263, 332, 222 Lunceford, |. M., B l, 177, 332 Lunceford, J. E., A S, 332 Lunceford, R. A., B l, 172 Lundine, S. L., AG, 332 Lundquist, S. A., ED, 332 Luster, T. M., |r., B l, 175 Luter, A. B., jr., GR, 240 Luter, E. E. A., ED, 151, 247, 250, 332 Luter, C. S., A S, 214, 218, 219, 332 Luter, J. W., B l, 164, 740 Luter, R. I., AC, 151, 304 Lyle, W. H , III, B l, 332 Lyles, K. D„ B l, 332 Lynn, I P., Ill, B l, 332 Lyon, C. D., |r., A S, 156, 332 Lyon, R. R„ II, ENG, 304 M Mabry, A. D., A S, 332 Macneill, B. W., CR, 269 Maddox, I ) , GR, 261 Maddux, T, H., |r., FO, 222 Madison, D. P., |r., GR, 316 Madison, |. L , ENG, 224 Madole, E. W , |r., A S, 156, 332 Magee, C R , ED, 332 Magee, G G., A S, 332 Magee, K. R., ENG, 332 Magnus, R E., GR, 272 Mahoney, C A , B l, 332 Mahoney, M A., GR, 316 Mahyuddin, M., CR, 267, 316 Male, ). D„ ED, 233 Mallard, B., A S, 332 Mallory, T. L , ED, 332 Malone, I. D , A S, 332 Malone, W. F , A S, 228, 332 Malouf, M L, ED, 188, 195, 197, 304 Malvaney, E. L., |r., AG, 177 Manasco, W. A., B l, 171 Maneekul, C, GR, 316 Mangrum, |. L., ED, 143 Mangum, |, P., AG, 277, 332 Maniscalco, |. P., A S, 304 Mann, C. D., ENG, 241 Mann, C. T., ED, 168 Mann, I R , |r , ED, 332 Manning, C L., CR, 316 Manning, M. L, B l, 151 Manning, R. E., B l, 160 Mansell, A. C , ENC, 198 Mansour, R T , B l, 332 Mapp, E. L., AC, 332 Marble, E. R , B l, 332 Marble, ]. C, A S, 332 Marchant, S. I., AG, 332 Marin, P. P , ENG, 304 Marion, G E , A S, 332 Marion, |. P., A S, 304, 222 Marion, P. L., A S, 332 Markow, S. M„ B l, 271, 284, 332 Marks, S. W., AC, 248 Marolt, O, ED, 304 Mars, M. D., B l, 172, 304 Marsh, S. V., ED, 145, 332 Marshall, V. B., ENG, 332 Martin, A. B., 332 Martin, B. A , ED, 332 Martin, B. C, ENG, 304, 224 Martin, C. R , B l, 164, 332 Martin, |. G., ED, 164 Martin, J. W., B l, 332 Martin, |. H., A S, 206, 304 Martin, M. P., ED, 332 Martin, M. V., AC, 199, 263, 332, 222 Martin, M. A., A S, 332, 153 Martin, M. V., A S, 332, 222 Martin, R. V., A S, 304 Martin, S. L, A S, 332 Martin, S. )., A S, 304 Martin, S. P., ED, 198, 222 Martin, S. R., ENC, 164 Martin, S. K., A S, 202, 217, 143 Martin, W A., Ill, B l, 168 Martiniere, E. D., B l, 166 Martins, H. B, ENG, 332 Mason, I |., A S, 332 Mason, K. L , A S, 332 Mason, T. H., |r., A S, 156, 214, 157, 332 Massey, C. L., ED, 332 Massey, D. C., B l, 199, 271, 281, 332 Massey, K. L , B l, 208, 240, 245, 246, 281, 304 Massey, L. W , |r., B l, 332 Massey, M. Z., A S, 332 Massey, R. C., A S, 332 Mathers, T. L , A S, 332 Mathews, I. M., B l, 209, 234, 235, 304 Mathis, M. A., AG, 263 Mathis, P., ED, 151 Mathis, S. R., ED, 272, 304 Mathison, D. L., B l, 252, 332 Mathison, S K., B l, 332 Matson, P. A., ENC, 166 Matthews, |. A., ED, 151, 197, 216, 236, 269, 332 Matthews, P. K , B l, 252, 304 Matthews, P S , B l, 332 Matthews, T. W., ENC, 332 Mattox, |. S., ENC, 253, 332 Mattox, L. G., ED, 272, 332 Mattox, W. C , A S, 140, 190, 195, 202, 213, 168, 253, 304 Matuloy, F. C, GR, 316 Mauldin, D. C, B l, 92, 177, 260, 332 Mauldin, N. M,, AG, 304 Maxcy, P. S., B l, 332 Maxey, A. M., AG, 202, 164, 232 Maxey, B I , A S, 289, 332 Maxey, I A., ENG, 304 Maxey, R. D., ED, 283, 282, 332 Maxon, R. V., A S, 304 Maxwell, F., |r , B l, 162 Maxwell, H., AG, 279 Maxwell, M. M., B l, 147, 332, 222 Maxwell, N. A., ED, 143 May, I- L., A S, 304 May, |. L, |r., B l, 304 May, N. R„ ED, 151, 332 May, T. )., ED, 304 May, W. R., ENC, 332 Mayer, M. H., B l, 175 Mayes, C. W, GR, 204, 241, 316 Maynard, R. H., A S, 246, 177 Mayo, J. K„ FO, 332 Mayo, J. M., GR, 317 Mays, R. C, ED, 171, 265, 304 McAdams, |. W., ENG, 332 Mc Adams, W. D., AG, 156, 266 McAdory, R. T., Jr., A S, 332 McAlister, V. M., ED, 275, 304 McAllister, L. R., B l, 304 MaAlpm, H. S., ENG, 332 McAlpin, |. L., ED, 91, 304 McAnally, C. I., AC, 304 McArthur, B. K., ENC, 332 McBeath, W. K., |r., ENC, 204, 305 McBride, C H., B l, 305 McBroom, W. W., CR, 317 McBryde, K. M., ENC, 179, 332 McCain, S. N., ENG, 234 McCain, W. C., Jr., AC, 140, 186, 195, 1%, 164, 305 McCain, W. H., ENG, 241, 246, 186 McCaleb, F. W., ED, 305 McCall, M. N., ENG, 332 McCalla, I. R., ED, 305 McCann, R. H., A S, 332, 222 McCarley, C., B l, 332 McCarley, H. B., |r„ A S, 332 McCarley, P. R , A S, 282 McCarter, I. E., ED, 332 McCarty, ). C, |r., GR, 317 McCary, M., A S, 332 McCaskill, D. A., ENG, 305 McClain, B K., B l, 332 McClain, M. I , ED, 332 McClain, W. H., Ill, B l, 222 McClatchy, R. M., A S, 332 McClelland, D. K., ED, 272, 332 McClelland, F., A S, 332 McClelland, R. L, A S, 333 McClendon, A. C, ENC, 241 McClendon, K. H., ED, 145 McClure, D. H., B l, 252, 305 McDonnell, ). C, AC, 162 McCool, M. E, B l, 179, 305 McCormack, C. R., |r„ B l, 222 McCormick, M. E., AG, 245, 333 McCormick, M. )., ENG, 193, 203, 214 McCoy, C. I„ B l, 333 McCoy, R. D., B l, 305 McCready, P. L., A S, 333 McCrillis, |. T., ED, 162, 333, 222 McCrimmon, I. R., A S, 168, 305 364 COME TO I Dodge Ciiii J COLEMAN ' S BAR-B-Q FRIGIDAIRE COIN-OP LAUNDRY-CLEANER Hwy. 12 Starlcville, Miss. J :, 1. , J lID. irmiitfim ' il]] burger cheff Family Restaurants 365 Security State Bank Watch For The Grand Opening Of Our New Main Office i0 ' II d l 111 !■■■ IES Ell HI 1-8-111111 iiii m lillii aa •• ■ Wag ' ' a « : • „« Main Office Your Success Is Our Concern l if ■ TS  j : C Main Street Branch A FULL SERVICE BANK 12-25 Branch 366 McCrory, K. A., ED, 199, 202, 143, 333 McCuiston, C. A., A S, 202 McCuiston, C. E„ ED, 333, 153, 224 McCuiston, I A , ED, 333, 224, 153 McCullar, B. R., AC. 333 McCullough, |: L, Jr., B l, 305 McCully, G B , B l. 149 McCully, I, S., |r , AC, 242, 262, 305 McCully, M W., ED, 222, 274, 305 McCurdy, A. S., ENC, 239 McDade, P L , AG, 333 McDaniel, D. E., ENC, 333 McDaniel, J. A., B l, 333 McDaniel, K. B , A S, 333 McDill, C. T , ENC, 333 McDonald, D. H., ENC, 222 McDonald, D. L, ED, 143, 333 McDonald, D L , ED, 333 McDonald, D. |, ED, 333 McDonald, M L , AC, 262, 333 McDonald, M. O., B l, 333 McDonald, N. C, A S, 149, 199, 333 McDonald, S. H., ED, 305 McDonald, T. W., ED, 154 McDougal, Y B., A S, 199, 333 McDowell, L. I., ED, 333 McElreath, D. H ., A S, 333 McElroy, R H , B l, 88, 240, 333 McElroy, S. S., ED, 149 McElroy, T. M., B l, 305 McEwen, S. R . A S, 333 McFadden, E. C, A S, 236, 333 McGahey. S E., B l, 147 McCaugh, |. L., ED, 272, 275, 305 McCee, B. E., ENC, 234, 333 McCee, L. W , ED, 305, 224 McCinnls, P. A., ED, 147, 333 McCowan, D P. Ill, B l, 305 McCraw, |. W„ GR, 317 McGregor, E. B., A S, 147, 275 McGuffee, D. N., ENC, 238, 333 McGuffee, I. M„ A S, 333 McGuffie, |. M., A S, 333 McGuffie, R. D., B l, 333 McGuire, |. M., 93, 162 McCuire, V. S., 93, 333 McGuire, W. M., B l, 333 Mclnnls, P. F., ED, 333 Mcintosh, H. H.. |r„ ED, 222 Mclntyre, |. C, |r„ ENG, 305 Mclntyre, L. M., B l, 281, 333 Mclntyre, M. M., ED, 147, 333 McKay, W. )., A S, 305 McKee, B. S., GR, 317 McKee, C. M., A S, 333, 147 McKee, C. W., GR, 290 McKee, D. M-, B l, 305 McKee, E. B., ED, 333 McKee, H. L, FO, 333 McKee, J. S.. ED, 333 McKee, K. A., ED, 147, 333 McKee, R A., ED, 305 McKellar, C. D., ENG, 333 McKenzie, G. W , ED, 156 McKibben, C. A., B l, 305 McKibben, N. |., ED, 272, 275, 305 McKibben, P. CV, ENG, 233, 333 McKmley, W. B., AC, 177 McKinney, A. C, Jr., ENC 289 McKinney, E. H., AC, 333 McKinney, |. M., A S, 333 McKinney, R. R., ED, 305 McKinnis, S. S., ED, 147, 197, 305, 377 McKissack, P. M., ENC, 209, 235, 333 McKnight, E R , AG, 256, 333 McKnight, |. A., |r., AG, 164, 232 McKnight, R. N. A S, 222, 274, 333 McLain, R. E., Jr., 156, 305 McLaurin, D. L., B l, 164, 245 McLaurin, I. B , B l, 333 McLaurin, K. A., ED, 149 McLellan, L. L, AG, 147, 263, 333 McLemore, L. C, III, ENC, 233 McLeod, M. A,, AC, 333 McLeskey, K L., A S, 305 McMahan, D. K., ED, 153 McMahen, S L., ENC, 305 McMaster, R. B., ED, 265, 333 McMichael, K., ED, 333 McMillan, C. S., ENC, 274, 333 McMillan, H. S„ B l, 333 McMinn, L. F. C, A S, 333 McMullan, B. N„ ED, 333 McMullan, W. R., B l, 333 McMullen, M. A., Jr., A S, 198, 333 McMurry, P. A., B l, 333 McNaughton, |. L, GR, 277 McNeal, C. E., AG, 230, 333 McNeece, ). D„ B l, 171, 305 McNeece, |. M., AG, 333 McNeel, V A,, B l, 143, 333 McNeely, |, C, ENG, 333 McNeese, A. D., ED, 333 McNeill, D. F., A S, 333 McPhail, ]. L., AC, 242, 262, 305 McRae, M L , B l, 333 McRae, P E ED, 333 McRaney, C , A S, 333 McRaney. Voss, III, ENG, 333 McReynolds, P M , ED, 217, 333 McWhirter, H R , AG, 279, 333 McWilliams, B. J., B l, 333 McWilliams, |. G., A S, 333, 222 McWilliams, |, H., A S, 175, 333 McWilliams, S . A S, 143 Meacham, M L., ED, 305 Meacham, M. A., ED, 333 Meador, I A., ENG, 179 Meadows, I. W., ENG, 204, 205, 3 Meadows, I W , AC, 256 Medi, I. R , ENC, 158 Mefford, T. I , A S, 333 MeCehee, I H., GR, 317 Mehlhorn, D. K., A S, 149, 333 Meigs, F. E., Ill, GR, 317 Melgar, Slavador A., AG, 305 Mehchar, M. M.. ED, 333 Mellen, M., ED, 151 Melohn, B S. D , B l, 305 Melohn, V. W , Jr., B l, 305 Melton, P. L., ED, 147, 305 Melton, S A , GR, 269, 317 Mengel, D. A., ED, 82, 236, 333 Mercer, M. F., ED, 151, 269, 305 Merntt, S L, ED, 333 Messer, B K., A S, 149, 333 Metts, M A., ED, 333 Meyer, I F , A S, 177 Michelbacher, V., FO, 333 Middleton, B R , B l, 305 Middleton, C B , ENG, 204, 241, 305 Mikosz, A. L., A S, 253, 333, 222 Miles, B E. N., ED, 333 Miles, D. L, A S, 145, 222 Miles, M. A,, ED, 333 Miley, I. I., AG, 151, 270, 305, 222 Milican, S. K., ED, 333 Millard, R. T , Jr., B l, 193, 1%, 198, 164, 240, 333, 222, 208, 246 Miller, C B , ED, 333 Miller, F. C , III, ED, 333 Miller, G D, Jr., ED, 156, 305 Miller, C. E., A S, 228, 333 Miller, C. M., A S, 162 Miller, H. L, Jr., B l, 333 Miller, H. T., Ill, AG, 164, 333 Miller, ). H., Jr., B l, 334 Miller, |. M„ A S, 333 Miller, |. W., Jr., ENG, 287, 305 Miller, K. E., ENC, 334 Miller, L H., ED, 305 Miller, M. |. K , ED, 305 Miller, M. W., B l, 203, 246 Miller, R D , FO, 334 Miller, R. R., GR, 317 Miller, R. C, ED, 305 Miller, T., A S, 282 Miller, T. K„ A S, 334 Miller, W. W., B l, 305 Milligan, T, H., B l, 305 Mills, C. C , B l, 334, 222 Mills, G., ED, 280, 334, 224 Mills, K. P., A S, 334 Millsaps, I. C, AC, 334 Millsaps, P G, B l, 175 Milner, D A., ED, 334 Milton, S. C, ED, 147, 202, 334, 224 Milton, T. L., ED, 114, 117, 111 Mims, D. L., A S, 285, 334 Mims, C. L., ED, 334 Minks, H. L., AG, 263, 334 Minor, B. I S., B l, 305 Misch, L. )., A S, 149, 334 Mishra, T. N„ CR, 317 Miskelly, C. W., ED, 306 Miskelly, H. L., Jr., B l, 164 Mitchell, A R C, ED, 306 Mitchell, A. L., ED, 306 Mitchell, D. V., B l, 334 Mitchell, D , A S, 151 Mitchell, E. M., A S, 334 Mitchell, J. B„ A S, 334 Mitchell, K. S., ED, 225, 280, 334, 224 Mitchell, M. A., ED, 199, 202, 145, 334 Mitchell, S. R., ED, 195 Mitchell, S. M., AG, 145 Mitchell, V S„ GR, 186 Mitchell, V. D , ED, 306 Mitts, E. )., AG, 77, 151, 141, 236, 325, 263, 334 Mitts, F. Wm„ III, A S, 171, 334 Mitts, L. |„ GR, 317 Mixon, I. H., ED, 249, 306 Mixon, S. T., ED, 306 Mize, H. P., ED, 306 Mize, M. L„ ED, 334 Mize, T. O., B l, 334 Mobley, E. H., Jr., A S, 334 Mobley, L A., ED, 274, 280, 306, 224, 222 Mobley, R. L., ED, 222 Modder, R L , B l, 334, 224 Moffett, D. B. J., GR, 269 Mohprasit, P., GR, 317 Monaghan, D. S., B l, 334 Mondragon, R. L, GR, 317 Monreo, J. R., Jr., ED, 334 Montfort, F W, B l, 252, 306, 334 Montfort, J. M , ED, 145 Montgomery, A. M,, A S, 334 Montgomery, L, Jr., ED, 269 Montgomery, L. H , B l, 164 Montgomery, R. A., Ill, ENG, 172 Montgomery, S. C, ED, 334 Montgomery, W. D., A S, 171, Monti, J. E., ENG, 334 Moon, J. )., ENG, 204, 205, 2 Moon, L. J., ENG, 334 Mooney, M. A., ED, 224 134 306 Moore, A. F , AG, 306 Moore, A B , A S, 198, 334 Moore, B. M., A S, 151, 334, 222 Moore, C. 1 , ED, 306 Moore, C. E., ENC, 220 Moore, D. M., A S, 334 Moore, D. L., A S, 247, 145, 334 Moore, D. A., ED, 143, 334 Moore, D. B„ Jr., A S, 306 Moore, E. L, ENG, 334 Moore, E. L W , ED, 334 Moore, E O , AG, 266, 306 Moore, F L , ENG, 334 Moore, G. A , ED, 334 Moore, G R , ED, 334 Moore, C. S., ENC, 204, 205, 306 Moore, H, B., Ill, ED, 217, 171 Moore, J. A., Jr., ED, 265, 306 Moore, J. W., AG, 242, 262, 260, 306 Moore, J. S., A S, 236, 149, 334 Moore, J. D , AG, 334 Moore, J. M., ENG, 334 Moore, L. U., Jr., FO, 270 Moore, L D., B l, 334 Moore, M. A,, AC, 279, 334, 222 Moore, M. A., A S, 145, 222 Moore, M. E., ED, 76, 78, 81, 82, 141, 149, 69, 306 Moore, M G., ED, 149, 334 Moore, M. C, ED, 334 Moore, M. B., GR, 317 Moore, P. A., ED, 306 Moore, R W , |r„ ENG, 166, 334 Moore, R L , AG, 242, 256, 306 Moore, S L , ED, 334 Moore, S. J , ED, 334 Moore, S M , B l, 145 Moore, T. F., B l, 306 Moore, T. K., CR, 317 Moore, T. N., AG, 243, 277 Moore, W. C, ED, 334 Moore, W. D., B l, 154 Moore, W. G., B l, 281, 306 Moore, Wm. W., II, AG, 175, 306 Moore, Z. M., ED, 334 Moorehead, H. C, Jr., AG, 334 Moorhead, E. S., A S, 289, 334, 224 Mora, D , AC, 306 Mord, I. C, II, ED, 171 Morgan, A. K , AC, 189, 193, 195, 196, 160, 232, 243, 242, 306 Morgan, B. A., A S, 199, 216, 334, 153 Morgan, H. C, III, B l, 162, 334 Morgan, J. T„ B l, 198, 164 Morgan, M. E., A S, 149 Morgan, P. J., B l, 271, 334 Morgan, R. E., AC, 156, 306 Morgan, R. N,, Jr., A S, 156 Morgan, S. A., B l, 151 Morgan, W. T., B l, 334 Morgan, W. H., AC, 334 Moro, J. A., B l, 334 Morris, C. L, III, AC, 256, 334 Morris, D., A S, 334 Morris, H. A., B l, 199, 149 Morris, J. K., B l, 334, 379 Morris, L. M., Jr., A S, 206, 214, 219, 306 Morris, M. P., A S, 193 Morris, Wm. H., Jr., A S, 154, 306 Morrison, A. B., ED, 334 Morrison, D C, AG, 168, 256 Morrison, G. B., ED, 334 Morrison, I )., ED, 272, 334 Morrison, J , ED, 334, 153 Morse, C. H, A S, 334, 153 Morton, H M., A S, 334. Morton, R E , B l, 281 Mosby, R. M., ED, 168 Mosby, S K , ED, 151 Moser, W. A., B l, 281 Moses, M. R., A S, 334 Moses, W. C., Jr., A S, 334 Mosley, K. P., ENG, 253, 179 Moss, B. I., ED, 306 Moss, D. D., A S, 306 Moss, J D , III, ENC, 334 Mowdy, M. H., B l, 334 Moy, L L , ED, 334 Mukheriee, D., GR, 317 Mulholland, D. K, A S, 334 Mullen, W H„ Jr., 334 Mullendore, |, A., ED, 334 Muller, F. P., A S, 334 Mullican, E. |, ENC, 209, 235, 334 Mullican, W I , ENG, 334 Mullins, B. K., ED, 334 Mulloy, S. J., A S, 334 Muncie, J. W., ENG, 181 Munn, J F., B l, 306 Munson, M. M., ED, 334, 224 Mura, C. T., B l, 151, 270 Murphree, A F., ED, 280 Murphree, T. D., Jr , B l, 179 Murphy, B. C., |r., A S, 172 Murphy, D. P., AG, 140, 160, 232, 334 Murphy, D. M., B l, 334 Murphy, R. M., ED, 334 Murphy, T. L., FO, 334 Muse, I. V., ED, 151, 334 Musick, V I , A S, 306 Mutchler, M S., ENG, 287 Myers, A R., AG, 193, 1%, 242, 179, 306 Myers, A N , ED, 306 Myers, F, N , B l, 213, 273, 334 Myers, R. L., ENC. 334 Myers, R. J , Jr., A S, 278, 334 Myers, R. P., A S, 175, 334 Myers, T. F,, ENG, 140, 198, 202 Myers, W. )., B l, 334 N Nabors, D A., ED, 147, 236, 334 Naidu, S. M , GR, 317 Nail, J. S., ED, 175 Nail, K. S„ A S, 335 Nailor, R. N., ED, 335 Najafi, K., CR, 317 Naklie, L. K„ A S, 153, 335 Naklie, M. M., ENC, 153, 197, 204, 213, 216 Nalley, S. C, ENG, 287, 306 Nance, M. C, ENC, 335 Nance, W P., AC, 306 Nanney, J. D., Jr., ENG, 335 Nash, C. D., A S, 149, 236 Nash, M. D., FO, 335 Nason, A. A B , ED, 335 Nations, F. C, B l, 335 Nations, W. F., Jr., ED, 306 Naugher, J. D., AG, 168, 232, 335 Nazary, J. G., ED, 224, 280, 306 Necaise, S. L., ENG, 335 Neely, G. L„ Jr., ENG, 335 Neely, W. M., A S, 306 Neergaard, B. K., Jr., AG, 160, 335 Neese, M. H., B l, 175, 335 Neill, E. H., Jr., AC, 172 Nelson, C. R„ B l, 306 Nelson, D. B., ENC, 306 Nelson, J. J., B l, 91, 177, 189, 195, 196, 260, 306 Nelson, W. M_, III, AG, 164 Netterville, R E , Jr., GR, 317 Nettles, C. J., B l, 158 Nettles, W. R„ Ml, ED, 195 Nevins, J. W., AC, 160, 230, 306 New, H, L., AG, 263 Newberry, J. G., ED, 306 Newell, R. M., B l, 252, 253, 306 Newell, R. C, A S, 179 Newman, L. A., Jr., ENG, 202, 209, 214, 217 Newsom, J. L., ED, 147, 335 Newsom, R. J., ED, 335 Newton, J. C, B l, 335 Nicholas, H. J., B l, 306 Nichols, F. A., B l, 240, 246, 252, 335 Nichols, C. J., AC, 262, 335 Nichols, J. S., B l, 306 Nichols, M. R., AC, 263 Nichols, W. K., FO, 335 Nicholson, G. E„ Jr., B l, 335 Nicholson, J. D., ED, 198, 222, 274, 335 Nicholson, K. M., B l, 335 Nicholson, M D., A S, 149. 335 Nickels, D. W , A S, 335 Nickels, J. L., B l, 164 Nickels, J. H., B l, 306 Nickles, C. R., ENG, 204, 241 Nickles, E. H., A S, 145, 335 Nickles, L. B., A S, 147, 269, 335 Niemi, C. C, AG, 306 Niernberger, B. A., AG, 263 Niolet, M D R , AG, 263 Noble, M C, ED, 147, 335 Noblin, J. B., CR, 317 Noblin, P Y H., ED, 335 Noel, C. C, A S, 335 Noel, S. A., B l, 335 Nolan, J. M., ENC, 238 Noland, B. J., ED, 335 Nolen, D. E., ED, 147, 306 Norman, C. L., ENC, 177, 335 Norman, J. F , B l, 306 Norman, M. L, AG, 335 Norris, A. K., B l, 335 Norris, E C , ENG, 182, 289, 335 Norris, J M. H , A S. 335 Norris, S. L., A S, 335 Norris, S R., B l, 271, 335 North, W. T., A S, 335 Norton, J. D., ENG, 306 Norton, O. P., ENC, 335 Norvell, I R„ B l, 335 Norwood, J. H., ENC, 182, 241, 306 Norwood, J. E , B l, 335 Norwood, T. R„ B l, 252, 335 Nowell, J. H., ED, 164, 335 Nowlm, C. E , A S, 335 Nowzari, F. F., B l, 306 Nunn, N. C., ED, 202, 269, 275, 335 Nunna, C. K., B l, 335 Nutt, L. D., AC, 282 O Oakes, W, T , A S, 156, 284, 335 Oakley, W. S., AC, 186, 195, 242, 245, 260 Obrien, C D , AC, 245 Obye, R C , GR, 204 Odom, B. K , A S, 335 Odom, C R , ED, 145, 335 Odom, F , ED, 291, 335 Odom, J. M., ENG, 335 Oglesby, D. W., ED, 335 Oglesby, H R„ A S, 335 Okelly, P. J., ED, 222, 224, 225, 335 O kundaye, J. E., AG, 228, 267 Olander, S. L, B l, 145 Oleary, I , ENG, 277, 307 Oleary, M. M , A S, 143, 197, 254, 255, 268, 307 Oliveira, M D , CR. 317 Oliver, A. K , ED, 307 Oliver, K. C, ED, 275, 307 Oliver, M. D., B l, 281, 307 Oliver, W. F., B l, 162 Oneal, D. E., A S, 335 Oneal, £ G., ED, 145, 335 Oneal, H , AG, 263 Oneal, K C , B l, 198, 335 Oneal, M. J., A S, 222 Oneal, M., ED, 145, 240 Oneill, E W, FO, 156, 335 Orsborn, J. H„ ENC, 204 Orso, J. K., A S, 335 Osborne, H. D., A S, 171 Oswalt, D. K., ED, 335 Oswalt, |. A., A S, 335 Oswalt, M. H., CR, 317 Oswalt, P. D., A S, 335 Oswalt, R. J., ED, 224 Oswalt, T. C, GR, 317 Otis, R V , ED, 218, 335 Ott, S B., ED, 307 Overall, C. B., GR, 317 Overstreet, H. K., ENG, 222, 281 Pace, C. E., AG, 177 Pace, W. L., A S, 335 Padaha, A. K., GR, 317 Paden, R A., ED, 307 Padgett, D. W., B l, 307 Page, T. Y., B l, 175 Pair, D. R. R., A S, 335 367 Pakis, H. H., ED, 335 Palermo, D. )., AG, 335 Palmer, B. L., AC, 232 Palmer, |. T., ED, 307 Palmer, M. T., A S, 153, 335 Palmer, T. L, CR, 317 Palmertree, S., ED, 335 Pang, A. C, B l, 335 Pang, F. F , A S, 307 Pang, H. F., A S, 307 Pangallo, C. D., CR, 269 Pannell, A. C, A S, 335 Parchman, R A., A S, 335 Parchure, S. V., CR, 317 Parham, E. C, AC, 164 Park, M. R., Ill, CR, 317 Parker, B. E., ED, 151 Parker, F. M., ED, 335 Parker, J. R , ED, 335 Parker, J. T„ III, FO, 335 Parker, L. W., B l, 154 Parker, M. )., ED, 335 Parker, P. A., B l, 224, 335 Parker, R W., B l, 223, 240, 252, 307 Parker, S. L, ED, 151, 199, 335 Parker, W. K., A S, 335 Parkerson, P. L, ED, 272, 275, 307 Parkerson, P. )., ED, 272, 275, 307 Parkin, S. C, AC, 172, 335 Parkinson, S. R„ ED, 147, 222, 280, 307 Parkinson, S. K., ED, 307 Parks, D. A., B l, 179 Parks, |. R., B l, 252 Parks, R. N., Jr., ENC, 335 Parks, T R., FO, 246 Parnell, R. D., ED, 335 Parrish, D. M., Jr., B l, 335 Parrish, K. D., Jr., ENC, 245, 335 Parson, D. )., ENC, 335 Parsons, B O , ED, 222, 335 Partridge, W. P., B l, 335 Patch, G. C, B l, 335 Pate, D. E., B l, 335 Pate, G. H., A S, 335 Patel, B. N., GR, 264, 317 Patel, H. H., ENC, 264, 335 Patel, I. T., CR, 264, 267, 317 Patel, J T„ CR, 264, 317 Patel, K. R„ CR, 317 Patel, M. V., GR, 317 Patel, N. S., ENG, 307, 317 Patel, R. C , GR, 317 Patel, S. D., GR, 264, 317 Patrick, D. P., ED, 145, 335 Patrick, K. )., ED, 151 Patridge, E. M., B l, 81, 197, 307 Patterson, D R., AC, 335 Patterson, C. E., A S, 149 Patterson, |. E., Jr., B l, 156 Patterson, N. L, ED, 147, 335 Patterson, W. R , ENC, 171 Patterson, W. G., ING, 166 Patton, H. E., Ill, B l, 175, 281 Patton, J. C, Jr., A S, 175 Patton, L D., Ill, B l, 307 Patton, M. P., ED, 143 Patton, S. W., B l, 336 Patton, W. B., GR, 317 Paulk, J. I., Jr., ENG, 336 Paxton, |. H., A S, 164 Paxton, P. S., A S, 145, 247, 379 Paxton, P. R., ED, 149, 224, 280, 336 Paxton, W. T., B l, 164 Payne, D. L., B l, 230, 231 Payne, T. E., A S, 307 Payne, W. P., Jr., B l, 246 Peace, P. )., ED, 78, 153, 236, 336 Peagler, V F , A S, 336 Pearce, R. M., ENG, 284 Pearson,.C. C, ED, 336 Pearson, C. R., B l, 307 Pearson, S. M., ED, 277, 336 Pearson, W. )., Ill, B l, 162, 336 Peden, B. S , ED, 151 Peden, C M., A S, 336 Peden, M. A., A S, 153, 222, 326 Peeler, J., B l, 336 Peeples, M. K., ED, 147, 236, 336 Peeples, W. A., II, A S, 172 Peery, M. J., ED, 307 Peery, P A., ED, 307 Peery, W. F., A S, 307 Pegg, R. C, B l, 336 Pegues, M. B., B l, 336 Pelham, ) T , GR, 239 Pendergraph, M. A., B l, 336 Pendley, M. L., ENG, 198, 336 Penick, R. T., B l, 336 Penn, M. C, A S, 147, 336 Penn, W. H., Jr., A S, 307 Pennebaker, B. C. ED, 172, 307 Pennington, J. G., AG, 262, 263, 307 Pennington, P. K., A S, 336 Penprase, J. M., A S, 206, 218, 307 Penson, C. H., A S, 228, 336 Pentecost, N. E., Ill, B l, 175 Penton, T. D., B l, 166 Peoples, C. R., B l, 307 Pepper, C. E., Jr., ED, 336 Percy, A L, AG, 145, 247, 263, 275, 336 Perdue, H. C., B l, 336 Peresich, D. G., ED, 147, 214, 217 Perkins, C. W., B l, 177 Permenter, A. F., A S, 224 Permenter, G D , Jr., AG, 336 Perrett, W. F., A S, 285, 307 Perry, A. L, ENC, 336 Perry, P. E„ AG, 147, 275, 336 Perry, S. G. A S, 151 Peters, E. S., ENG, 156, 307 Peterson, A. )., ENG, 307 Peterson, J. H , GR, 230, 317 Peterson, L. F., B l, 222, 379 Peterson, M. I., B l, 336 Peterson, R J , A S, 156 Peterson, W. L, B l, 336 Petro, E. A., B l, 88 Petro, F. P., A S, 307 Pettigrew, A H , Jr., ENG, 182, 234, 336 Pettigrew, K., ED, 336 Pettit, H. S., A S, 336 Petty, S. C, A S, 336 Peugh, M |., ED, 336 Peyton, C. A., AG, 336 Phares, D. R , ED, 88, 111,113, 116, 175 Pharr, J S., ED, 336 Phillips, A. R., A S, 151 Phillips, B. L, ED, 307 Phillips, C. B., B l, 336 Phillips, J. A., FO, 336 Phillips, I. R., AC, 230, 307 Phillips, J. E., ED, 307 Phillips, J. W„ AC, 307 Phillips, J. F., AC, 336 Phillips, J F , AC, 162 Phillips, R. G., ENC, 168 Phillips, S. M„ ENC, 307 Phillips, W. H„ ENC, 307 Phyfer, H. H„ B l, 177 Pickering, C. D., B l, 206, 219, 336 Pickering, D. R., ENG, 289, 336 Pickering, J. W., B l, 164, 336 Pickering, L. R., FO, 336 Pickering, W. D., ENG, 243, 307 Pickett, G. E„ ENC, 336 Pierce, A. E., A S, 336 Pierce, C. R., ENC, 287 Pierce, K. L., A S, 149, 336 Pierce, M. A., A S, 336 Pierce, R. O., Jr., AC, 162, 245, 336 Pierson, K. R., ENC, 336 Pigford, R. A., ED, 336 Pigott, J. R , B l, 307 Pigott, L. P., ED, 149 Pigott, W. R., A S, 336 Pilgreen, M C., A S, 199, 336 Pilkinton, W. C , B l, 336 Pillow, D. D., B l, 175, 260 Pillow, W. M., B l, 175 Pinderton, C W., ED, 336 Pinnix, B. H., B l, 307 Pmnix, R. W., A S, 336 Pippins, F. J , ED, 307 Pirani, M. A., B l, 171 Pittman, E. W., Jr., B l, 245 Pittman, |. L, ENC, 233, 336 Pittman, J. D., B l, 336 Pittman, J. R., B l, 307 Pittman, K. C., AG, 160, 242, 243, 256, 307 Pittman, K. R., A S, 172 Pitts, B. A., B l, 175 Pitts, C. D„ B l, 336 Pitts, J. M., A S, 307 Pitts, J. M., ENC, 336 Plant, T. J., ENC, 307 Player, D. |„ A S, 236, 237, 336 Pleasant, E. H., Jr., ENC, 181 Pluemsab, T., GR, 317 Plummer, R G., ED, 336 Plunkett, D. E., ENC, 336 Plunkett, W. K., ED, 307 Pogue, K. C , B l, 222, 336 Poland, E. L, AG, 177 Polk, J L„ A S, 336 Polk, J. S., ED, 307 PolK, R. C., ED, 177 Polk, S. T., AG, 177, 307 Pollard, K. L, A S, 149 Pond, P. S , A S, 149 Ponder, W. W., A S, 308 Poole, M. L, B l, 336 Poole, R. S„ B l, 171, 240, 280 Poole, T. P., ENG, 336 Pope, C. R., ED, 336 Pope, D. F., A S, 171 Popek, P. L, ED, 149, 224, 336 Popmigis, F., CR, 317 Popinigis, N. A., ED, 336 Porter, C. M., ED, 336 Porter, C. M., CR, 317 Porter, T K„ ED, 336 Portera, P. A., ED, 282, 336 Poston, R L , ED, 308 Potter, B. E., B l, 149, 336 Potts, S. L, ED, 308 Potts, S. C , AC, 282 Powell, B. W., B l, 308 Powell, C H , III, ENC, 158 Powell, M L, B l, 336 Powell, M. R., ED, 336 Powell, M. J., ED, 153 Powell, N A., GR, 317 Powell, R. B„ ENG, 198, 336 Powell, R. E., ENG, 336 Power, F. C, B l, 175 Power, M. E., B l, 245, 308 Power, S. N., 145, 275 Power, W. H., ENC, 204 Powers, D. B , ED, 308 Powers, M. D., ENG, 336 Prasanna, G. R., CR, 264, 317 Pratt, M. J , ED, 336 Pratt, W. E., B l, 336 Prellwitz, R. J , A S, 336 Presley, D., A S, 291, 308 Presley, S. P., 171, 212, 213, 214, 251, 336 Presley, V. M., A S, 336 Prestwich, J. I., FO, 156 Prewitt, C. B., AG, 308 Prewitt, I. L, A S, 336 Prewitt, J. M., ENG, 308 Price, C L , ED, 153, 336 Price, I R., B l, 308 Price, J. S., A S, 336 Price, R. N., A S, 209, 235 Price, S. M., FO, 336 Price, S. J., B l, 143, 336 Prince, E. K , ED, 336 Pritchard, C. D., Ill, ENG, 140, 182, 233, 308 Pritchard, L. D., B l, 111, 116 Pritchard, R. W., AG, 182, 336 Proffitt, D. M., 111, 113 Prosser, B. A., B l, 336 Prosser, H. S., A S, 168, 253, 336 Provencher, L. G., ENG, 172, 282, 336 Pruett, R. D., ED, 224, 274, 336 Pruett, S. A., B l, 336 Pruitt, V. T., Jr., AG, 219, 260, 336 Puckett, G., ED, 269 Puckett, J. G., ED, 336 Puckett, R. A., II, A S, 207, 278, 308 Pugh, C. M , ED, 336 Pugh, C, ED, 336 Puhr, D. M., A S, 214, 217, 336 Pumphrey, G. C, ENG, 282, 337 Pumphrey, W. R., AC, 337 Purvis, D. J., A S, 153, 337 Purvis, D. L , ENC, 308 Putman, C. L, ED, 222, 337 Pyles, C. A., ED, 337 Pyron, J. C., B l, 308 Quick, V. D , CR, 269 Quin, E R , B l, 268 Quinn, S H., AC, 179 Raden, J R , B l, 308 Radvanyi, J., Jr., A S, 278 Rahaim, G. M., B l, 172 Rahaim, K., ENG, 238, 287, 308 Rainey, W. H., Jr., B l, 158, 337 Rains, L. L., A S, 251 Ramakrishnaiah, K. B , GR, 264, 317 Ramey, M. E., ED, 337 Ramsay, V. A., FO, 181 Ramsey, A. F., GR, 230, 317 Ramsey, D. E., ENC, 308 Randall, J B , III, B l, 175 Randall, J. M., ENC, 208, 246 Randall, R. M., Jr., ED, 265, 308 Randall, R. A., ED, 151, 337 Randle, M. M., A S, 337 Randle, S. A , A S, 199 Randolph, J B., A S, 308 Raney, R. J., A S, 145, 216, 337 Rankin, D. B., ENC, 193, 215, 239 Rankin, J. S., A S, 337 Rankin, R. L , ED, 308 Rao, A. R., GR, 317 Raper, D. S., ED, 337 Ratcliff, A. M., Jr., A S, 337 Ratchff, V. C, A S, 269 Ratchffe, R. W., A S, 209, 235, 337 Rather, D. C., A S, 147, 337 Rathod, M S„ GR, 264, 317 Ratliff, B. C , ED, 145 Ratliff, E. P., ED, 308 Rauch, R. M , ED, 337 Rawls, J. H., ENG, 177 Rawls, L. A., ED, 265 Ray, A. K., A S, 199, 337 Ray, A F , B l, 337 Ray, C. A., AG, 177 Ray, D. A., ED, 337 Ray, D. L., AC, 172 Ray, K. L, A S, 337 Ray, M. K., ED, 308 Ray, R. A., A S, 177 Ray, T. A., Jr., A S, 337 Rayburn, |. A., A S, 337 Rayburn, S. T., Jr., ENG, 241, 308 Raymond, G. I , A S, 337 Rayner, B S., A S, 337 Rayner, R. F., B l, 172, 308 Ready, S. D., A S, 337 Reagan, A. C , ED, 337 Reagan, B. C., ENG, 337 Reagan, W. W., Jr , GR, 317 Rector, G. K., A S, 337 Rednour, J. E„ Jr., GR, 317 Reece, M. A., Jr., A S, 162 Reed, K. W., ED, 337 Reed, M. A., ED, 151, 247 Reed, N J A., GR, 317 Reed, O. R„ Jr , B l, 308 Reeder, B. S , ED, 337 Reeder, J. M , AG, 337 Reeder, R R., ENC, 337 Reedy, R. D , ENG, 204, 205, 281, 308 Reese, D. M., B l, 337 Reese, M. A. S., ED, 337 Reeves, C. M., B l, 308 Reeves, J. A., Jr., B l, 166, 337 Reeves, M. O, B l, 155, 308 Reeves, P. R., ED, 272, 308 Reeves, V. E., ED, 153, 308 Regel, C. L , AC, 222 Reid, D. D„ B l, 337 Reid, |. N., AC, 308 Reinbold, F I., A S, 254, 337 Reinstetle, D. A., A l, 111, 164, 337 Reives, D. L, ED, 337 Rentroe, A. S , A l, 149 Renfroe, C M., ED, 265 Renfroe, C. T., EN, 202, 238, 287, 308 Renfroe, E. L, ED, 149 Resiner, L. M., A S, 308 Reynolds, C. L, A S, 177, 337 Reynolds, S. E., A S, 141, 151, 199 Rhea, B. B., A S, 164 Rhea, R. S., AC, 308 Rhett, C. E., A l, 337 Rhodes, A. R., AC, 337 Rhodes, C. F , B l, 308 Rhodes, D. M., B l, 337 Rhodes, D. A., A S, 308 Rhodes, J M , B l, 308 ce, C G., FO, 290 ce, D. L., A S, 171 ce, Y J., AC, 163 ch, K. C, A S, 337 ch, M. E., A S, 337 chards, J. E , ENC, 337 chards, J. H., AG, 308 chardson, A. E., ED, 149, 270, 337 chardson, F. W„ A S, 153 chardson, J. L., B l, 149, 270, 337 chardson, J. C, B l, 308 chardson, J. P , ED, 272, 308 chardson, L, ED, 337 chardson, L. T„ A S, 220, 337 chardson, R. A., A S, 158, 337 chardson, T. R., B l, 145 chey, T., 269 chie, C. L, ED, 77, 147, 197, 308 chmond, H. M., ENG, 182, 337 ddle, M. A., AG, 308 gby, J. W., ENC, 241, 308 gby, R. H., ENC, 174, 287 gdon, E. E„ A S, 278, 337 ggan, J. W., ED, 308 les, L. H., ED, 308 ley, B. K., ED, 272, 275, 308 Riley, B. L, A S, 177 Riley, D. M , ED, 337 Riley, O. R., ED, 337 Riley, R. 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C, A S, 245 Spraberry, I B., A S, 340 Spraberry, R P., ED, 340 Spradling, S. )., ENC, 241, 311 Spragins, C. F., ED, 175, 260 Spragins, M. W., B l, 175 Sprayberry, |. E., ED, 340 Springer, C. F„ FO, 261 Spruill, D. L„ B l, 149 Sri-Arunotai, S., GR, 267, 318 Stacy, M. B., A S, 340 Stafford, D. E., A S, 340 Stafford, I P , GR. 318 Stallings, ). D., B l, 164 Stallings, I. L, B l, 164, 240 Stallings, S. L„ ED, 145 Stamey, B. B., AG, 340 Stamps, E. C, B l, 222, 340 Stamps, I. A., B l, 340 Stanfield, T E „ ENG, 249, 340 Stanford, W. D., AG, 340 Stanley, |, A., ED, 340 Stanton, I C, A S, 145, 249 Slanton, R. M., B l, 340 Starnes, P. I., B l, 340 Starr, C. B., A S, 145 Starretl, M K , B l, 164 Steel, D. L., B l, 162, 340 Steele, C. L„ ED, 143, 340 Steele, D. D , ENC, 340 Steele, M. K„ AC, 151, 263, 340 Steen, S. L, ED, 340 Steen, S. R„ B l. 311 Stegall, C ) , ENC, 340 Steinberg, L. L, B l, 311 Stennis, O. R., B l, 172 Stephens, D S , B l, 143, 340 Stephens, I. O, ENG, 182, 340 Stephens, P. K., ED, 222, 311 Stephens, S , ED, 272, 340 Stephens, S. S„ B l, 311 Stephenson, |. L., AC, 160, 218, 230, 240, 311 Stephenson, I W , |r„ ENC, 340 Stephenson, R. |., A S, 153, 340 Sterdivant, S. L„ ED, 340 Sterling, I. L., A S, 228, 311 Stevens, A. L., B l, 340 Stevens, A. B., Ill, A S, 162 Stevens, K . L., ED, 143, 197, 217 Stevens, M. A., A S, 340 Stevens, W. N., |r., A S, 209, 235 Stevens, W. F , FO, 175 Stevenson, A. F., ED, 311 Steverson, B. ]., ED, 311 Steward, K. T., A S, 168, 340 Stewart, D. H., |r., A S, 311 Stewart, D. L , Ir , B l, 340 Stewart, I. A., ED, 340 Stewart, ). W , |r, AC, 243, 256, 311 Stewart, K. C, Ir., FO, 208, 246 Stewart, L L„ B l, 151 Stewart, L. S. W., A S, 239 Stewart, M. M., A S, 340 Stewart, N. M., ENG, 238, 340 Stewart, R. L., B l, 311 Stewart, R. L. P , CR, 318 Stewart, R. S„ FO, 311 Stewart, S. E., ED, 311 Stewart, W. C., Ir , ED, 340 Stillions, |. E., Ill, B l, 164 Stocker, K. W„ FO, 222, 261 Stokes, B. R., AC, 160, 242, 243, 246, 340 Stokes, B. |, ENG, 340 Stokes, D. K., FO, 340 Stokes, W. C., ENC, 340 Stone, C. |„ B l, 271, 311 Stone, H. E., Ir , ENC, 340 Stone, I E , ED, 145, 199, 202, 224, 225, 247, 280 Stone, O. P., A S, 164 Stortz, L. A., |r., ENG, 311 Story, M. A., A S, 311 Strachan, G K. H., ED, 340 371 Strachan, W. F., CR. 318 Strahan, R. C, ENC, 204, 205, 311 Strahan, T. C, B l, 89, 94 Strain, C. A., ED, 70, 81, 92, 141, 145, 189, 195, 197, 275, 311 Strange, J. T„ A S, 175 Strange, I. N., Jr., A S, 340 Strange, P. A., ED, 340 Strazi, T. A., B l, 340 Strebeck, R A.. ED, 340 Street, E. W , ED, 311 Street, C. P.. B l, 340 Street, ]. E., CR, 246 Street, W. C, A S, 340 Stribling, E. R„ ENC, 340 Strlbllng, |. C, Jr.. B l, 340 Stribling, V. )., A S, 311 Stricklin, M A., ED, 340 Stringer, A D., B l, 340 Stringer, B. D, A S, 311 Stringer, D. H , FO, 340 Stringer, H. K., AC, 311 Stringer, |. H., A S, 340 Stringer, |. P., AG, 311 Stringer, L O , ED, 340 Stringer, R S., ED, 340 Strong, A. R., ED, 311 Strong, |. L., AC, 340 Strong, K. E , B l, 340 Stroud, P. L., ED, 340 Stroud, R M., ED, 311 Stuart, D. R , AC, 263, 340 Stuart, D. A., |r., ENC, 340 Stuart, D. B., GR, 318 Stuart, F. D., ENC, 182 Stuart, | L., FO, 261, 340 Stuart, L. E , ED, 311 Stuart, M. A. A., ED, 311 Stuart, N. C, CR, 239, 318 Stuart, W. B., Jr., GR, 318 Stubbs, M. E., A S, 219, 340 Stubbs, P. S., A S, 147, 340 Stump, R. B., )r., ENC, 340 Sturdivant, B. J., B l, 143 Stutzman, R E., B l, 166 Sudbeck, D C., A S, 285 Sudbeck, L. B„ ED, 340 Sudduth, C M., Jr., B l, 311 Sudduth, D. W„ ED, 272, 340 Sudduth, E. P., ENG, 164, 340 Sudduth, M., A S, 340 Sullivan, C. L, A S, 143 Sullivan, C. M., ED, 311 Sullivan, |. P., GR, 209, 235 Sullivan, L. G , AC, 340 Sullivan, M. L, A S, 143, 340 Sullivan, S. L., GR, 318 Sullivan, T. L, AG, 311 Sumrnerour, Y. M., ENG, 340 Summers, |. S., AG, 311 Summers, P. K., ED, 340 Summers, P. G, B l, 162, 189, 193, 195, 1%, 209, 234, 235, 311 Summers, S , B l, 147, 340 Sumrall. R. S., ENG, 168, 340 Sumrall, S. T., 164, 279, 340 Sumrall, W. R , Ill, AG, 340 Surakiat, S , GR, 318 Sutherland, C A., B l, 147, 236, 237, 340 Sutherland, |. A., Jr., ENC, 140, 156, 157, 340 Sutherland, S. L, ED, 147, 236, 340 Sutphen, F M., ENC, 164, 193, 1%, 208, 246, 340 Sutphin, C. I., A S, 340 Sutterfield, G. L., A S, 340 Suttle, R. L., A S, 340 Swain, G. K, B l, 240, 252, 311 Swain, R. K., ENG, 182, 253, 340 Swan, C T , A S, 340 Swayze, I. H., AC, 162, 340 Swayze, S. D., A S, 162, 340 Swearengen, P., B l, 271, 340 Sweeney, C. ]., B l, 140, 181 Swilley, B. )., ED, 147, 236 Swilley, R. R., A S, 172 Swilley, T. A., AC, 340 Swords, M. )., ED, 272 Sykes, C. M., B l, 311 Sykes, H. E , ED, 311 Tadlock, |. R., AG, 279, 340 Talbot, G. B., |r., A S, 340 Tallant, E., B l, 311 Tallant, R. E., B l, 340 Talley, W. H„ ED, 340 Tanner, N. E., ED, 340 Tanner, R. M., ENC, 341 Tape, |. E„ B l, 341 Tardy, C. H., B l, 227 Tarleton, K., ED, 341 Tartt, S. W., A S, 164, 198 Tate, |. D , ENG, 270, 341 Tate, R. H., B l, 164 Tate, W. E., ENG, 341 Tate, W. F„ ENG, 160, 238, 341 Tatum, D H , AC, 311 Tatum, R. D , B l, 222 Tavenner, D. M., B l, 341 Taylor, A. C., ENG, 228, 341 Taylor, A. R., A S, 175 Taylor, B. P , A S, 341 Taylor, C. M., AG, 311 Taylor, D C, B l, 162 Taylor, D. K., ED, 149 Taylor, G. L , B l, 341 Taylor, ). P., ED, 164 Taylor, |. E„ A S, 162, 341 Taylor, |. R., B l, 93 Taylor, |. L„ A S, 147, 341 Taylor, |. E , ED, 341 Taylor, L. T., ENG, 341 Taylor, M. W., A S, 311 Taylor, M. V., A S, 341 Taylor, P H , A S, 282, 283 Taylor, RE., ENG, 235 Taylor, R.S., B l, 174, 209 Taylor, R. P., ENC, 164, 341 Taylor, S. D., B l, 341 Taylor, V. P., A S, 175, 341 Taylor, W. M , CR, 318 Taylor, W. N,, B l, 172 Taylor, W. S., ENC, 164 Teaford, |. W., FO, 187, 192, 195, 1%, 208, 242, 246, 261, 290, 311 Teasley, B. D , A S, 341 Teaster, |. C, ENG, 341 Temple, F. L., FO, 171, 242, 246, 261, 290, 311 Temple, G. |, A S, 341 Temple, H. K., B l, 341 Temple, |. A., B l, 252 Temple, T. W , ENG, 241, 311 Temple, W. M., A S, 278 Templeton, D. B., B l, 179 Templeton, K A , ED, 224, 280 Templeton, V. |, B l, 341 Tennyson, G. |., ENG, 341 Tennyson, I M , GR, 220, 318 Thames, K. R„ B l, 164, 341 Thames, R D„ AC, 341 Thatch, |. E„ ENC, 284, 341 Thomas, C. E., ENG, 341 Thomas, E„ B l, 341 Thomas, E P., AG, 277 Thomas, F. W., ENG, 224 Thomas, H. L, ED, 341 Thomas, |. L., A S, 181 Thomas, |. K., GR, 208, 239, 246 Thomas, |. R , ED, 224, 225, 274, 341 Thomas, |. M„ A S, 153, 341 Thomas, L. K., ED, 153, 311 Thomas, L. O, ED, 141, 143, 199, 341 Thomas, M. L., ED, 145, 341 Thomas, R. L, GR, 318 Thomas, R. L., ENG, 341 Thomas, R S., A S, 341 Thomas, S. E., ED, 341 Thomas, T. N., AG, 341 Thomas, V. N., A S, 153, 341 Thompson, C L , AG, 160, 341 Thompson, D. A., A S, 143, 341 Thompson, D. S , B l, 341 Thompson, E. A., ED, 270 Thompson, E O , 145, 222, 247, 311 Thompson, F., A S, 341 Thompson, F. A., ED, 341 Thompson, H M., ED, 279, 312 Thompson, |. E., AG, 261, 341 Thompson, |. E., ED, 145, 224, 247 Thompson, | B ., FO, 248, 312 Thompson, L M., A S, 341 Thompson, L. S., ED, 341 Thompson, M. B., A S, 341 Thompson, M. D., ED, 143 Thompson, M. R. L., B l, 312 Thompson, N. A., GR, 318 Thompson, R. F., AG, 341 Thompson, R. D , ENG, 341 Thompson, R. T., ED, 312 Thompson, R. H., B l, 312 Thompson, S. K„ ED, 312 Thompson, S. F., ED, 341 Thompson, S. C, A S, 341 Thompson, S. N., ED, 145, 247, 272, 341 Thompson, T. E., AG, 266 Thompson, T, R,, AG, 154 Thorns, R H., B l, 164 Thomson, T. V., A S, 341 Thorn, C. Y. R„ ED, 312 Thorn, E. L, ENG, 341 Thorn, J. H„ ENG, 312 Thorn, M. C, ED, 341 Thorne, D R., B l, 312 Thorne, G. W., AG, 312 Thorne, R. H„ ED, 281 Thornhill, D. L., ENG, 312 Thornton, D. L, AG, 277 Thornton, I , ED, 312 Thornton, |. E., A S, 312 Thornton, M. |, A S, 234 Thornton, P. H., IV, AG, 166 Thornton, S. B., Ill, ENG, 341 Thornton, V. K., ED, 341 Thrash, |. D , AG, 341 Thrash, K. R., ED, 272, 341 Threet, S I., ED, 151, 199, 341 Throop, R. H., ED, 147, 341 Thumar, B. G , GR, 318 Tidwell, |. M„ AG, 266, 312 Tidwell, W. A., ED, 318 Tierce, C L , A S, 341 Tillery, )., A S, 153 Tillery, N. E. G , ED, 275 Tillman, E. L., ED, 312 Tillson, J. A., ENG, 270, 341 Tillson, |. M., AG, 230, 312 Tingle, I L , FO, 242, 290, 312 Tingle, P. A C., ED, 312 Tinsley, P. P., Jr., ENG, 198, 341 Tipton, H. E., ED, 341 Tipton, M. D„ ED, 83, 143 Tiranasar, C., GR, 318 Todd, A. E., A S, 341 Tolar, R. A., ED, 341 Tolbert, G. A., ENC, 312 Tolleson, R A., A S, 341 Tom, D. C, A S, 278, 341 Tomlinson, |, A., AG, 175, 243 Tonkin, S. F., A S, 218, 312 Topp, R. C, B l, 177 Towery, L. A., A S, 153, 341 Townsend, A. L , CR, 318 Townsend, A. E., ENC, 341 Townsend, B. P., ENC, 270, 312 Townsend, I R , Jr., GR, 261 Townsend, |. D , B l, 312 Townsend, L. B , B l, 208, 245, 251 Townsend, M. E. G , A S, 341 Trahan, E. )., 241, 312 Trahan, T. A., AG, 282 Tramel, W. M., Jr., A S, 341 Trantham, B. A., ED, 341 Trapp, A H., B l, 252, 312 Trapp, T. )., Jr., ENG, 182 Travillion, K. C, ENG, 228, 291, 312 Travis, N. B, Ill, A S, 172 Trawick, T. L., B l, 151, 252, 275, 312 Trehern, S.P., B l, 177 Trenor, S. )., ED, 224, 341 Treppendahl, V. M., B l, 145, 341 Tressler, | L., AG, 245 Trevett, W. E., B l, 248 Trevillion, D. E., B l, 175, 275 Tribble, H. R., AG, 175 Tribble, M G., AG, 175 Trigleth, E M., ENG, 341 Trimble, S. K., A S, 341 Triplet!, H. P., ENG, 341 Triplett, |. C, ENC, 341 Triplet!, M. W., B l, 140, 179, 245, 312 Triplett, R. W., |r , ENC, 249, 341 Trosclair, |. M., ED, 143 Troskey, P. A., B l, 198, 341 Trotter, S. C, ED, 312 Troxell, |. C, A S, 199, 341 Truesdale, W. L., B l, 341 Truet!, E. A., Ill, FO, 140, 162, 261, 290 Truhei!, P. J., B l, 341 Truhell, P. |„ B l, 341 Truitt, B. M., ED, 145, 197, 226, 312 Truitt, L. E., AG, 145 Tu, M. N., GR, 318 Tubb, C. D., A S, 341 Tubbs, B D., A S, 164, 341 Tucker, A. G., ED, 341 Tucker, C. T., B l, 166 Tucker, D. A., ED, 141, 153, 236 Tucker, F. S., A S, 282 Tucker, |. D„ ENG, 341 Tucker, P. G., ENG, 341 Tucker, P. |„ A S, 278 Tucker, S. A., ED, 83, 92, 145, 247, 270, 341 Tucker, T E., ENG, 245, 312 Tucker, T. K., AG, 266 Tuggle, R. W., A S, 341 Tullos, R. A., ED, 151 Tunstall, C. D., B l, 177, 312 Tunstall, C. L. N , ED, 270, 312 Turcotte, P., A S, 222 Turnage, L. A , ED, 341 Turner, A. D , AG, 160, 232, 242, 243 Turner, B. H., A S, 278, 341 Turner, D. W„ |r„ B l, 181, 312 Turner, D. F., A S, 341 Turner, E B , ENC, 341 Turner, G E., A S, 341 Turner, G C, A S, 342 Turner, M. L., A S, 289, 342 Turner, M. C, |r., ENG, 250, 342 Turner, O. M., ENC, 220, 312 Turner, R. E., B l, 177, 342 Turner, R H , ED, 220, 342 Turner, S. A H , ED, 342 Turner, S. E„ A S, 76, 147, 202, 214, 236, 237, 270, 280, 342 Turnipseed, E. R., AG, 149, 212, 213, 263, 342 Turpin, EL, ED, 145, 214, 342 Tutor, I N , ED, 312 Twyner, B. S., |r„ A S, 228, 342 Tyner, ). E., )r., A S, 172 Tynes, D. M., AG, 342 Tyrone, C L , CR, 318 U Ueltschey, W. C, B l, 50, 164, 193, 1%, 260, 281, 312 Uithoven, M. W., B l, 312 Upshur, C. I., ENG, 342 Valentine, K S., A S, 342 Valentine, P. R., ED, 224, 342 Valentine, V., ED, 342 Valentine, V., GR, 270 Valentour, M. S„ ED, 143, 342 Van Devender, M. C, B l, 156, 342 Van Horn, |. R., B l, 342 Vance, C, ED, 275, 312 Vance, |. D., |r., ENG, 241, 312 Vance, S. V., ED, 151, 312 Vandevender, W. T , B l, 175 Vandiver, M. A., A S, 266 Vanich, V., GR, 318 Vanlandingham, A. H., ED, 111, 272 Vanlandingham, E. )., A S, 342 Vann, S. R., A S, 312 Varnado, R V., B l, 158, 252, 312 Varner, D. A., ED, 312 Varner, S., AG, 277 Vaughan, E. L., Ill, ED, 312 Vaughn, C. H., |r., ENG, 342 Vaughn, E. D., A S, 228, 342 Vaughn, I P., CR, 272 Vaughn, M. A., ED, 342 Vaughn, M C, ED, 268 Vaughn, P. S., A S, 342 Vaught, G. A., Ill, B l, 312 Vechorik, T. L. M., A S, 222 Vernon, D E., |r„ ENG, 342 Vertz, R. )., ENG, 287, 312 Vetrano, V. A., ED, 342 Vickers, ). T., B l, 342 Vierling, |. R., ENG, 204, 312 Vincent, |. S., Jr., A S, 175, 342 Vincent, M D., B l, 342 Vincent, R. E., AG, 279, 342 Vincent, S. M., Jr., ENG, 245 Vinson, C. V., A S, 342 Virden, A. E., ED, 145, 378 Virden, |. G., A S, 145, 342, 377 Virden, T C., B l, 162, 342 Virden, V. H., ED, 312 Von Kohn, B. R., ED, 342 Vosburgh, M. D., A S, 177, 342 Vosburgh, R. A., A S, 342 Voss, D. R., A S, 111, 117, 162, 193, 206, 312 Vowell, B. K. M„ AG, 312 W Wachs, S. D., ENG, 342 Waddell, C. A., A S, 278, 342 Waddle, ). G., ED, 272, 312 Wade, C. M., AG, 230, 342 Wade, D. L., ED, 149, 342 Wade, D. K., ENG, 238, 313 Wade, H E., AG, 279 Wade, |. D., A S, 207 Wade, K. L, A S, 149, 342 Wade, L. A., A S, 78, 313 Wade, W. C, GR, 270 Wad lmgton, W. R., |r., A S, 342 Wadsworth, P., ED, 342 Waggener, I. E„ B l, 222 Waggener, O M., AG, 171 Waggoner, C. A., A S, 342 Waggoner, |. A., ENG, 164, 313 Waggoner, M. |., A S, 342 Waggoner, S G , ED, 313 Wagoner, R., A S, 213, 214 Wakeman, M, |„ A S, 151 Walden, J. L., GR, 240 Walden, W. R., Jr., ED, 342 Waldrop, D. M., AC, 342 Walhood, S. C, A S, 166, 222, 342 Walker, A. B., A S, 313 Walker, A., A S, 342 Walker, C. C, AC, 160 Walker, C. T„ ED, 313 Walker, C. D„ B l, 172, 245 Walker, C. L., A S, 153 Walker, D. E., ENG, 198 Walker, E. C, A S, 342 Walker, F. M., AG, 342 Walker, |. C, A S, 342 Walker, J. C., A S, 141, 149 Walker, J. A., A S, 342 Walker, K. )., AC, 153 Walker, M. )., ED, 154 Walker, M. W,, ENG, 222 Walker, R. W., A S, 342 Walker, R. A., ED, 175, 246, 260 Walker, R. G., GR, 318 Walker, R. P., B l, 175 Walker, S. D„ A S, 216, 228, 342 Walker, T. E., B l, 164 Walker, T. H„ ENG, 202 Walker, W. M., AG, 342 Walker, W. W,, GR, 318 Walker, W., B l, 147, 206, 220, 342, 379 Wallace, C. R., ENG, 250 Wallace, C. A., Jr., A S, 172, 342 Wallace, C. E., B l, 171, 245 Wallace, G. V., ENC, 204, 233, 313 Wallace, |, C, ENC, 342 Wallace, K. W , AG, 277, 342 Wallace, N. A., A S, 342 Wallace, R. E., B S, 342 Waller, D. J., AG, 256, 284, 342 Waller, T. B., AG, 277, 342 Waller, W. L., Jr., A S, 179, 213, 214, 245, 342 Waller, W. L., Jr., ENG, 342 Wallis, C I , ED, 313 Wallis, E. N., ED, 342 Walls, B. J., B l, 179, 313 Walsh, J. P., A S, 342 Walter, |. F., B l, 171, 342 Walters, E. R., A S, 342 Walters, J. R., CR, 318 Walters, M. O, AG, 282 Walters, R. B„ B l, 281 Walters, W., ENG, 313 Waltman, R. G., ED, 265, 313 Walton, A., A S, 342 Walton, D. E„ ED, 342 Walton, J. L., Ill, ENG, 241, 313 Walton, L. E., A S, 342 Walton, M. E., B l, 175 Walton, N. C, B l, 206, 240, 342, 377 Walton, R. G., A S, 175 Wamble, D. E., ED, 313 Wansley, S. A., AG, 342 Ward, D. J., ED, 236, 275, 313 Ward, D., A S, 342 Ward, L. E., ED, 313 Ward, S. G., AG, 143, 342 Wardlaw, C. M„ ED, 313 Ware, J. D., Jr., A S, 222, 253 Ware, S. R., ED, 342 Waring, D. P., B l, III, 177 Warner, P. J., ED, 342 Warnock, J. A., B l, 147, 342 Warren, K. E., A S, 342 Warren, M. E., Jr., CR, 252, 318 Washington, E. S., ENG, 228, 291 Wasson, C. S., GR, 204 Waters, R. M., Ill, ENG, 175 Watkins, J. W., ENC, 203, 287, 313 372 Horticulture Club ront to back, left to right: George Shapley, Danny New, Teresa Forrest, Jeffrey Pier- lisi, William Fountain, III, Ralph Null, Mrs. lames Garner, )r., Bill McCullar, johnny Vhite, James Q. Garner, ]r., Mrs. Robert Tidwell, Robert Tidwell, Dr. C. O. Cox, Dr. P. Overcash, Dr. Clyde Singletary. Pro Photo Services State College, Miss Formerly: Gentry Photo Services John Charlton: Features and Candids Mike Gentry: Sports Justin Marquez: Reveille Beauties and Favorites We do color or black and white for formals, parties, or banquets. KAT7 ff MONTGOMERY ' S JEWELRY Fraternity and Sorority Jewelry, Watches and Diamonds Telephone 323-1477 Main Street Starlcville, Mississippi Clothes and Accessories for the Coed Bridal Shop — Upstairs 373 L D S M O B I L E TEMPLETON MOTORS INC. Alfred S. AP Butler, Sales Manager Ernest B. Hot Hartness, Salesman Nathan Simmons, Salesman L A. Arl Mann, Salesman Jim Finch, Salesman Marvin Phillips, Service Manager Hulon Morgan, Parts Manager Highway 12 P.O. Box 169 Starkville VI A M E R I C A N 374 MULUNS.E M.aim MULLIN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE A Complete Line of Brand-Name Clothes for the Male Student: Arrow Shirts, Botany 500 Suits Puritan Sportswear For the Coed: Catalina Sportswear, Country Set Stuffed Shirts, Koret of California A complete gift department, too. Starkville ' s Leading Department Store for the College Student Watkins, K. R , B l, 171 Walkins, L L, CR, 171 Watkins, M. )., AC, 151, 263, 342 Walkins, R. M., AC, 175 Walkins, R. M., CR, 277 Walkins, S E , ED, 151, 153, 275, 342 Watson, D A L , ED, 313 Watson, E. C, CR, 318 Watson, E. M , ED, 342 Watson, H P., A S, 172, 342 Walson, K. |., A S, 342 Watson, W. V., B l, 171 Wallers, B. P., B l, 177 Wallers, S. E.. Ill, B l, 177, 313 Walterson, Z L , ED, 275, 342 Walts, A. R., ED, 145, 272, 342 Watts, A. C, CR, 318 Watts, C. M., B l, 313 Watts, S. C. ED, 265, 313 Watts. T. I., A S, 177 Watts, T. B., CR, 318 Watts, V. L„ A S, 342 Watts, W. O., B l, 166 Waycaster, |. O., ENC, 342 Waycaster, P. A., AC, 262 Weathers, I E , AC, 342 Weathersby, T. E., A S, 313 Weaver, M F , CR, 242, 318 Weaver, M. E., ED, 151 Webb. D M., B l, 342 Webb, H. C , ENC, 175 Webb. H. W.. Jr., ENC, 241 Webb. I R., AC, 266, 342 Webb, M. K., ENC, 261, 313 Webb, P C . AC, 153, 216, 263, 342 Webb, P R , AC, 262, 342 Webb, S. L., AC, 247, 342 Webb, T. M, Jr., FO, 313 Webber, R , ED, 228, 342 Webster, W. H., ENC, 220, 342 Wedgeworlh, |. H , B l, 168, 202, 214, 218. 342 Wedgeworth, M. M., AC, 145, 202, 216, 263, 342, 379 Wedgeworth, R. D., AC, 256 Weed, R. W , B l, 343 Weed, R. A., ENC, 343 Weed, S. D , ED, 343 Weed, S. C, ED, 199 Weeks, B. R., A S, 343 Weeks, D. D., ED, 343 Weeks, D. M B., ED, 343 Weeks, I. C, AC, 313 Weeks, M. N., CR, 318 Weir, |. A., ED, 141, 153, 313 Weir, K. Ft, A S, 149, 343 Weir, R. R., A S, 177 Welch, D. W., ENC, 182 Welch, H. O., AC, 277 Welch, |. E , Jr., A S, 168 Welch, I C, ENC, 204, 313 Welch, L. E„ ENC, 343 Welch, I. S., B l, 343 Welford, V. J.. ED, 343 Wells, B. B.. A S, 343 Wells, B. E., Jr., ENC, 248 Wells, F. M„ B l, 281, 313 Wells, |. S., A S, 343 Wells, |. W., Jr., A S, 343 Wells, K. C, ENC, 204, 343 Wells, R. A., A S, 224 Wells, S. L., A S, 245 Wells, S. P., B l, 171 Wesley, D. H„ B l, 240, 343 Wesson, M. |., ED, 177 West, H. )., B l, 222, 343 West, I. E., ED, 222, 224, 280 West, I. C, ED, 222, 272 West, M. R., B l, 172, 343 West, R. L., A S, 343 West, R. V., Jr., FO, 261, 290 West, S E.. CR, 204, 287 West, W. B, B l, 158 Westerfield, R C, ENC, 246, 343 Westmoreland, D K., B l, 343 Westmoreland, E F , B l, 158, 343 Weston, F. |., A S, 313 Weston, | S., B l, 181, 343 Weston, |. A., A S, 343 Weston, M D., ENC, 343 Westphal, |. P., II, A S, 343 Whalen, C H„ Jr., ENC, 343 Wheeler, A. L., CR, 239 Wheeler, D. I., A S, 278, 343 Wheeler, E. S„ A S, 343 Wheeler, S. K., ED, 224, 280, 343 Whetstone, C. E„ AC, 162 Whetston, S. E., ED, 145, 214, 216 Whiddon, D. M., AC, 343 Whitacre, C. M., B l, 162, 343 Whitaker, C I., A S, 149, 343 Whitaker, |. L., FO. 290 Whitaker, |. E , ENC, 343 Whitaker, P. E„ B l, 175 While, B. C, ED, 93, 145, 343 While, B. C , ED, 313 White, B. O, A S, 343 While, C R ., AC, 160, 256 While, E. A., ED, 313 White, C. T„ ENC, 270 White, H., ENC, 164 White, I. D., B l, 313 White, I. S., B l, 343 White, |. R., AC, 343 White, L. K„ ED, 149 White, M. R., ED, 275, 313 White, N. F., B l, 177 White, P. )., ED, 224, 343 White, R. C, B l, 313 White, R. D , AC, 266, 343 White, R. C , ED, 313 While, S. L., ED, 343 White, S. R., AC, 343 White, T. W„ ED, 313 Whitehead, I. A., A S, 313 Whiteside, F. M., ENC, 343 Whiteside, I. A., ED, 343 Whitfield, D. A., Ill, AC, 261 Whitfield, R A., ENC, 274, 343 Whitfield, R. M., AC, 256, 313 Whitfield, S. C, ENC, 193, 1%, 203, 204, 209, 235, 287 Whitmire, L. S., ENG, 343 Whitney, R. M., FO, 261 Whilsett, M. C, A S, 145, 270, 343 Whittington, D. A., ENC, 238 Whittington, M. C, A S, 149, 236, 237, 343 Wicks, C C, A S, 291, 343 Wicks, C. R , ED, 343 Wiggins, B. D., A S, 142 Wiggins, C. M., AC, 343 Wiggins, D. C, A S, 313 Wiggins, F, B., A S, 343 Wiggins, M. D., Jr.. B l, 175 Wiggins, T. R., AC, 172, 198, 343 Wigginton, |. C, ENG, 313 Wigle, C. D., A S, 343 Wilbanks, E. I., |r., AC, 222 Wilbanks, R. F„ ED, 343 Wilbanks, S J., A S, 343 Wilbanks, W. K., ED, 343 Wilbourn, |. M., B l, 343 Wilcox, D. L., A S, 313 Wilcox, W. O., ENC, 313 Wilder, H. B., Ill, CR, 190, 192, 194, 195, 1%, 204, 318 Wilder, R D., B l, 343 Wilemon, B. B.. Jr., ENG, 343 Wiley, T. L , |r., A S, 209, 234, 235, 343 Wilkerson, F. J., B l, 343 Wilkerson, C. S„ B l, 172 Wilkes, S. C, ED, 149 Wilkins, W. S., Jr., B l, 343 Wilkinson, K., ED, 145, 343 Wilkinson, M. N., AG, 343 Willcoxon, E. H., Jr., AC, 266 Willcoxon, R. C , A S, 153 Willcutt, S. L„ ED, 313 Williams, A. R., AG, 166, 253 Williams, B. I., ED, 343 Williams, B. E., A S, 343 Williams, C M., ED, 153, 343 Williams, C. M., B l, 177 Williams, C. V., FO, 343 Williams, D. T., ENC, 270 Williams, F. K„ CR. 264 Williams, G. L. B l, 162 Williams, G B., ENG, 182 Williams, G A., ED, 313 Williams, H. D., Ill, ENC, 172, 343 Williams, H. E., ED, 313 Williams, H. G, ED, 343 Williams, J. N., AG, 256, 262, 343 Williams, J. M., A S, 222, 343 Williams, J. L., ED, 151 Williams, J. D., B l, 313 Williams, I. R , AG, 343 Williams, K. A., ENG, 238, 287, 313 Williams, M. B„ ED, 149, 343 Williams, M. K., ED, 151, 199, 247, 343 Williams, M. H„ ENG, 343 Williams, P. J., ED, 265 Williams, R. K., Jr., ENC, 205 Williams, R. J., CR, 230 Williams, R. L„ ED, 313 Williams, S. I„ A S, 254 Williams, T. R, AG, 313 Williams, T. G, B l, 175 Williams, T L , CR, 245 Williams, T. C, ENC, 172, 343 Williams, W. C , ENC, 238, 343 Williams, W T , B l, 164 Williamson, A J , ED, 343 Williamson, D. A., B l, 313 Williamson, M. L , B l, 166 Williamson, R. A., B l, 153 Williamson, S I , B l, 343 Williford, C. H., ENG, 343 Williford, J A., AG, 279 Williford, M. M., A S, 224, 313 Williford, S B , AG, 162 Williford, S S., ENG, 343 Williford, W O , |r., ENG, 162 Willingham, |. D , ENG, 234, 280, 343 Willis, E. C, A S, 222, 343 Williston, C B., AC, 343 Willoughby, I. C, ED, 313 Wills, J. T., AG, 313 Wilson, B. E., Jr., B l, 166 Wilson, C. D„ A S, 343 Wilson, F. R„ ENG, 343 Wilson, H. )., B l, 252, 313 Wilson, J R R , ED, 269, 314 Wilson, |. L., ENG, 204, 205, 314 Wilson, J. L., A S, 177 Wilson, J. S., ENG, 313, 314 Wilson, L. F., A S, 343 Wilson, M. T., ENC, 343 Wilson, M, E., AG, 160, 230, 242, 314 Wilson, M. L., AC, 153, 263, 343 Wilson, P M., AC, 279, 343 Wilson, R O , ED, 343 Wislon, R W., A S, 343 Wislon, R. W., ENG, 343 Wislon, S. L , ED, 343 Wilson, S. A., B l, 179 Wilson, T. D., ED, 171, 224, 343 Wislon, W. R., ENC, 205, 314 Wilson, W. S., AG, 343 Winbush, E. C, ED, 224, 268, 280, 287, 314 Winbush, M. N , A S, 224, 225, 268, 289, 343 Winders, S. I., B l, 343 Windham, A. G , ENG, 203, 222 Windham, R. K., A S, 153, 222 Wing, K. J., A S, 274, 344 Wingate, F L., A S, 222, 344 Wingate, L K., ENG, 209, 222, 235, 253, 274, 344 Winkel, B. H., Jr., ED, 162 Winkel, E. J., B l, 344 Winkleiohn, K. M„ ED, 143, 262, 344 Winston, N, S., B l, 344 Winter, D. V , A S, 344 Winter, L G R , ED, 344 Winter, M. B , ED, 153, 344 Wise, J. M., ED, 344 Wise, J. D , III, B l, 172 Wise, R E , ENG. 344 Wiseman, K, B., AG, 243, 344 Wiseman, W. M.„ A S, 172 Wisner, J. A., ENC, 164 Witt, J. A., ENC, 314 Wolcott, S. C, ED, 282 Wolfe, V. L., B l, 344 Wolski, W. )., B l, 281, 314 Womack, O E., B l, 314 Wong, C A. J., ED, 344 Wong, H., B l, 314 Wong, M. H., Jr., ENG, 158 Wood, B. K. W., AG, 314 Wood, D. E„ A S, 344 Wood, G D , B l, 166 Wood, G R., ED, 224 Wood, H. F., B l, 344 Wood, L C , Jr., B l, 344 Wood, L. A , AG, 314 Wood, P. L., A S, 199, 344 Wood, R. H , B l, 344 Wood, R. L., A S, 344 Wood, R. H., ENC, 344 Wood, R. S., A S, 164 Wood, S. H., B l, 156, 157, 240 Woodell, P. M. E., ED, 344 Woodley, L. P., Jr., ENC, 205, 287, 314 Woods, C. W„ B l, 240, 344 Woods, J. T., B l, 344 Woods, J. F , III, ENC, 344 Woods, R. S., ED, 193, 314 Woods, R. L., CR, 240 Woodstock, D. R., B l, 314 Woodward, G L., A S, 344 Woodward, J. G, Jr., ENC, 344 Woodward, T I , AC, 230, 344 Woody, K L , AC, 147, 344 Woodyear, T J , B l, 153, 314 Woolen, |. H., Ill, ENC, 344 Woolen, S. L., ED, 314 Word, I. C , A S, 344 Worley, J. N., AC, 261 Worley, J B , B l, 281 Worley, M S , ENG, 253, 344 Worrell, M. K., B l, 252, 314 Wortham, W T , B l, 314, 344 Worthy, A, D , B l, 344 Wren, D. M., ED, 344 Wren, R. H., B l, 162 Wrigh t, C. L., B l, 344 Wright, F R„ Jr., AG, 171 Wright, M. P., |r., ENG, 284, 344 Wright, M. L„ A S, 228, 291, 314 Wrighl, M E , A S, 344 Wright, M. A., B l, 344 Wright, O., AC, 149, 344 Wright, R. H., AG, 344 Wright, S. V., ED, 149, 344 Wu, P. K , GR, 318 Wyatt, F. G, A S, 171 Wyckoff, W. G, B l, 177 Wynn, P H., Ill, A S, 164 Wynne, L. D , B l, 171 Yarbrough, T. S., ENG, 234, 344 Yates, A. M., A S, 344 Yates, F. W., ED, 314 Yates, M. A., A S, 344 Yates, M. L., A S, 147, 202, 222 Yates, M. D., ENC, 164 Yates, S. C, A S, 344 Yates, W. C, B l, 314 Yates, W. R„ AC, 266 Yeager, J. L., B l, 158 Yearber, B. D., B l, 344 Young, A. L., Ill, ENC, 222, 274, 314 Young, C. D., AC, 344 Young, C. D., ENG, 164 Young, C. L., ED, 344 Young, D. B., ED, 147, 344 Young, F. R., B l, 314 Young, G T,, A S, 344 Young, J. M., ED, 282 Young, |. R., ED, 143 Young, |. L., ENC, 204, 205, 208, 246, 249 Young, J. N., ED, 344 Young, K D., AG, 344 Young, K. A., ED, 344 Young, L. K., ED, 224, 314 Young, L. F., ED, 344 Young, M. R., ED, 269 Young, N. D., Jr., A S, 177 Young, P A., ED, 149 Young, S. R„ A S, 344 Young, T. H„ Jr., ENG, 234 Young, W. B., A S, 344 Young, W W., |r , B l, 314 Younger, J W , A S, 344 Younger, M. P., B l, 344 Zasoski, M., B l, 172 Zepponi, A. R , Jr , B l, 177 375 Reveille 1972 376 Opposite page: Top: Haden Hughes, Editor-in-chief. Bottom: Fran Fletch- er, Business Manager. Above left: Nancy Barnard, Executive Secretary. Above right: Ned Walton, Assistant Editor. Below: I to r: )ane Virden and Martha Armstrong, Academics Editors. 377 Above: Sassy Draper, Business Manager ' s Assistant. Above right: Melanie Barrentine, Greeks. Right: Beth Virden, Features. Opposite page: First row, top to bottom: Marsha Wedgeworth, Lynn Peterson, Susan Brown; general staff. Second row, top to bottom: Cecil Allen, Stephanie McKinnis, Judy Biglane, Judy Morris; general staff. Not pictured are general staff members: Wyeth Walker, Karen Gordon, and Cathy Harmount. Sandy Davis, Teresa Dodds, Chris Stanton, and Willette Smith were extra typists. i 378 379 380 si X VI N. The first few hours at State were lonely ones for some. For others they were pleasant and consoling. For everyone their feelings were short-lived. Regis- tration started on Monday, and the lines began to form. The campus was packed. Girls finally got settled in their dorms. McKee eased some of the hous- ing problems. Students cursed the price of books. The monsoon sea- son was late. It was hot. 381 382 y ?n i 1 Things began to happen. Oklahoma had won. Florida had lost. It didn ' t stay at fifty-fifty. Waller vs. Evers was the political question. Eighteen year olds could now vote. Most knew who would win, but not why. Abernethy engaged his Take Government to the People ' and the first concert was scheduled. The registrar announced a record fall enrollment. During it all Se- curity worked to alleviate the parking problem; everyone got tickets. Wa- terbeds were the rage. The Sigma Chis had a new house. The IRHC ran out of refrigerators. 383 Even before the elections Er- nest Thomas, MSU ' s answer to Ralph Nader, protested. The Re- flector called it a double com- plaint ' The Judicial Council ov- erruled it. The elections went as scheduled. Another protest was filed and upheld. The Elections Commissioner resigned. A new one was found. A new election was held. The same candidates were elected. L 384 385 The KA Showcase of Bands came. It was a mini Woodstock on the fraternity lawn. GDI ' s even approved of it. It was the last one. The Baptists of Stark- vi lie advocated prohibition in Oktibbeha County while Mill- saps College okayed a Holiday Inn and bar on school grounds. Student deferments for fresh- men were ended. SOT was founded. The weather was beautiful. Senator Stennis ap- peared for the dedication of the library addition. Nitty Gritty was great. Students howled at their Summer of ' 42 and strained to see The Stewardesses through 3D glasses. Homecoming mo- mentarily broke the losing streak. Dorm visitation became a popular issue, but not with the Board. Karen Tarleton won the Gremlin. Ticket Sales for Rare Earth began. 386 387 Floured KD ' s and soaked ATO ' s were part of the Halloween Carnival. The Rare Earth canceled. The Guess Who should have; the SA lost it ' s pocketbook. Oktibbeha went wet. Evers lost the gubernatorial race. You ' re a Good Man Charlie Brown cheered it all up. The English Proficiency Test was given and abolished. Someone tried to do the same to the Union. Everyone evacu- ated the building, but nothing happened. The inconvenience was unappreciated. Four students were charged with posses- sion of marijuana. The Abernethy- ?e 7ecfor debates began. Donald Johnson found the Program Council ' s lost key. AA + didn ' t get funded by the SA. The soccer team went undefeat- ed. 388 389 Basketball season started and relieved the memories of foot- ball. Winter still had not arrived. Highway 82 continued to claim lives. The Reflector continued to crusade. Despite the temperature the Christmas Spirit was felt and at- tention was given to children in the community. Students packed up their books and left early for the holidays or stayed for that one class they could not cut. Some came back early to party, finish a research paper, or watch the Bulldogs beat Vandy. 390 391 392 With January came the cold. The rain was tired of waiting and made up for lost time. Billy Jack became a hit, and Phase I doubled. Activities were limited, interrupted only by an occasional basketball game. Exams were com- ing and you could feel the tension. Finals be- fore Christmas would be a welcomed change. Inauguration Day fell during finals. It was a time for cramming, playing, or just sleeping. Exams were over; second semester had start- ed. 393 Dust and confusion were predominate as schedule changes were manipulated in the Cowbarn. AAA made its appearance and an over- crowded sorority system welcomed it. The Black His- tory Week ' s stereo blasted the display ' s presence, and Will Rogers ' U.S.A. perform- ance surpassed its publicity. Bye-Bye Miss American Pie grew stale with repetition. The SA, having had time to bolster its confidence, pushed for a third concert. The proposed Coliseum would assure better enter- tainment in the future. Meanwhile crusader Thom- as protested another Senate action — the appointment of David Armstrong to a Senate vacancy. 394 395 tmnm r 4- AC r?c rice Tor fomi • ■ • -t-v ... Elections were sporadic: Best Dressed Coed, Student Asso- ciation, and Miss MSU. Only time would tell if the New Miss MSU would also become Miss Mississippi as had been the case with Jennifer Blair. The Novel IRHC Book Exchange showed promise as a competitor to the Bookstore, and the IFC sponsored Greek Week. Sunworshippers like snakes emerged from their crevices armed with blankets and radios to bask in the Mississippi Rays. It was impossible to find an empty tennis court. Swim- ming holes and golf courses became favorite refuges from ac- ademic pressures. Summer was on its way. Toward the end there was only one ray of hope on the ath- letic agenda — baseball and the shot at another SEC title. 396 . A , ' Z. 1 t. «i . 397 398 V. ■ r And then there were exams. The semester was over. You said good-bye to your friends, and you missed some and never did say good-bye to them. It was another year at Missis- sippi State University. yh 399 In Closing A popular expression is be yourself. By doing this you avoid vanity and bitterness for always there are those who are greater or lesser than yourself. This has been the guideline for the 1972 Reveille, tha is, to represent the year first and to handle the repercussions later. Following a controversial Reveillt made this attitude mandatory. On one hand there were those who feared a liberal book that woulc attack the Establishment. On the other hand were those who expected another whitewash year book. Reveilles will change from year to year, editor to editor, and likewise will their acceptance b the majority of students. Therefore, how am I to know that the work of myself and of my staff ha: been a success? Always there was the apprehension — would the book be accepted? What would ou sketches and copy blocks look like on the printed page? Was all our time and effort a waste? All I can say is that we tried. My staff stuck with me to the end. Although their pay was a joking mat ter, I knew that once a task was turned over to them, they would put their best into it. Marthc Armstrong and Jane Virden were especially helpful in totally preparing the academic section as well a; following up on all other sections. Melanie Barrentine supplied the talent for renovating the Greel section, and Beth Virden, Features Editor, boosted morale with expressions like don ' t forget to tel about the nice people here. Especially helpful was Ned Walton who was more editor than assistant More on the technical side were Nicky Drake and Larry Hatfield of Taylor Publishing Company whc were more than anxious to make this Reveille the best, and Mike Gentry whose staff of photographer; worked double time to see that deadlines were met. In closing, remember that time erases many of the painful memories of an experience. This Reveillt wasn ' t intended to be a record of everything you wanted to forget about MSU, but rather an accoun of the year so that you could pick out those parts of 1972 that were you. If in trying to please everyone we have pleased none, then I am sorry. As time progressed it became evident that some parts of thi; year would be omitted forever from our account of it. Perhaps our omission, however, was your gair in that you alone can recall the incident. Whatever the case, editing the 1972 Reveille was m pleasure. IHH 400 KS5H3l § I 1 38 $ WS ..-■■• ' ■ . ' ■ ' - ' ■• ' ■ ' ■■ ' ' ■ ' ■■-.■.■[■ ■ ' •■- ' ■■ ' ' ■ v ' ■ ' , ' ? E fflFSay dill? ' SB 9i ■Q